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PagirA2 U.S. reacts stistrongly, but sayss lifting economice sa;anctions not; upi for discusussion : Los Angeles Times } af\cr U.S. interestscsts in Iraq sincc tlie United ers, including an Americcrican, were givcrr States andc IraqI ssevered c diplomatic relations har^h sentences for crossiijssing into Iraq but WASHINGTON An IraqiIra< court, ap- following Iraq’si 199019 invasion o f Kuwait, eventually were releasedcd iafter less than a* parcntlypi .seizing the opportuni:unity to slap at As is often theiic case,< Iraq’s motives were year in prison. On their own theth U nit^ States, sentenced1 twtwo Americans far from dear.. OfficialsO speculated that "We are going to tryry tto convince thtf to e i ^ t years in prison Saturdajrday for illegally 3 some clues mightht Ilie in Iraq’s ongoing cfTort A family of orphansms gets past its grief Iraqis that this is a humaninanitarian ease," tht.* I and looks lownrd th(the future in Twin entering the country when:n t they strayed to persuade thec U U._J^. Security C ouncil to official said. F alls.. across the Iraq-Kuwait bordcirder two weeks ease economic sanctionssar imposed after the "This is not a politicalal thing.iJi These guys P a g e d ago. “E 1991 Persian G ulf'jlfW ar, wandered across Ihc bordciirdcr quile innoccnt- | The sentences, following anon iunannounced, Hussein may' believe be that by jailing the ly. There is no Justificatioation for eight-year ' Smile when youlu sayI that orone-day trial, produced a shisharp reaction Americans he canan exert pressure on Wash- sentences. It is ludicrous.”i .” Columnist .Steve CruCrump says real Ida- from the White House andd StateS Depan- ington. But U.S.1. o;officials said that tactic — The Americans, Davidid IDalibcrti, 41, of hoan have their own1 codccoi o f conduct. ' ment, where ofTicials vowed'cd “aggressive Barlirloon Dallbortlirti if indeed Husscir;cin were employing it — Jacksonville, Fla., and WilliVilliam Barloon. 39j | diplomatic efforts" to obtainn thell release o f ------would fail, of New Hamploh, Iowa, were'wt employed by the men. military action. ac "Thcrc is no justificification "If he (Hussein):in) thinks this is the way to two U.S. dcfen.se coinpanicanics doing military The officials were quick to;o add,ai however, whatsocvciict for these sentences,” Statitate Dc- get the sanctionsIS easedc he is sadly mistak- maintenance work for the government of that Washington would makeake no conccs- partmentt spokeswoman5 Christine: ShellyS en,” a senior Stateate Department official said, KuNyait. Weslcni officialsIs saids: they inadvcr- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I sions to the regime of Iraqii Pi President Sad- said in a written v statement issuud af^<3fter the "There is no way'ay we will link the two is tcntly crossed the borderler I March 13 whil'J damd^i Hussein in exchange forfor ithe rcnim o f Polish Emlmbassy in Baghdad, Iraq, reported rep sues." trying lo visit friends inI the U.N. force that Help is on its wa;vay ththe Americans and was unlikcl;kcly to take any the outcom»me o f the trial.-Poland liass looked Ic The official saidaid in the past other foreign- monitors the frontier. The distances acrossOSS sparsely.!^pulat- _ cd Cassia Counly reqi■equire volunteers to serve as emergency mcimcdical tcdinicions. P«g«C3 B rae W elfarre :ing f(or hi^gh waaters moves;to Volume businessSS As Wood[ RiverI precipgitatipn falls,:, flood potenntial rises Two new bookstoresires are at>out to add ByBariwraNeiwcrt 100,000 volumes (o the Twin Falls mar- . Timcs-Ncws correspondent state aiirena , ket. W ho’s going to bu>buy all those books? Page Fl HAILEY - Spring melt still weeks Los Aogeles Times away, but some Wood RiveLiver Valley resir dents arc already preparin,iring to sandbag WASHINGTON — TheTh bitter debate their property against flood that preceded pasjawe oof f thel House weI-« " r m going to buy flood)d iiinsurance, and fare bill, the nfost^mbiiT^bitious effort tcC Haifofthefourr my neighbor and I plan onor doing some transform so^jal potj^^ •since the New* Deal, has m^tW one ihiKgifg sstartlingly dear: America’s all-timee winningw basketball sandbagging,” said Duffyy Witmer, owner of the Pioneer Saloon whwhose property H H ||r Political support for thee ctcurrent, federally collcgc, North Caroirolina, and No. 1 micromanaged social wclfA'dfarc system has ranked UCLA earnedcd their trips to the five miles north of Kctchuchum lies along the Big Wood River’sI banks.bo “Aside H B H | utterly collapsed. NCAA final four. The question in the CapiDapitol is no longer Pag«B3 from getting a stream alterilteration permit, there’s not much more youou con do.” whether a radical overhaulhaul of the welfare CSI rodeoers shiiihine Anytime snow depths andan water con- system is likely, but justust how far it will- ' College o f Southem^m Idaho rodeo club tent in the Big Wood Riverver drainage rise go- "The status quo is dead,”dei said Rep. ‘ wound up a solid threhrce-session perfor- above 100 pcrccnt of averajerage, the potcn- Sander'Levin, D-Mich.. "T“The only issue is . - mance in its only hoir tial for flooding exists sa id G a le lome appearance of what is going to replacecc tlthe present wyl- the spring inteicollegiat<^ate season, Roberts, district conservati('alienist with the fare system." PageBI county’s Natural Rcsourc j ------■ A-2 Timos-Nows, Twinn FcFalls. Idaho Sunday. Marchrch 26 .1 9 9 5 • 1 . . - Weati":herft...... ------1 ------— H j j j |H NationalI tetemperatures VVI Idaho fororecasts ____ SoDd^', M v c h 2616 . ______The Accu-W-Weather® forecast for noon)on, Sunday. M arch 2 6 . Max Min Pep Accu-Wc«thcr«forecMlfa«fofdiytiA»c«odliioMiailhl Fighter pilolot dies I C aildwell seeeks to ittianage ggrowth Briefly FA LLO N . Nev./. (AP) (, — A c A L3WELL m (AP) — Expansion ofof. dairy herds, feed- Loa)cal zoning ordinances cann £go a long way toward Marine Corps fij I residential subdivisions is brinjringing Idaho farm- protecl;cting the inicrests o f both; livestock li' producers and Computer hacickers sent ta priirison slammed into n mou their city cousins closcr togetherher. rcsidcrIcntial home owners, Roy said.lid. N.C. — Two computer hackcickers have been scn- X ingB training, killing ing con help avoid conflicts, occaccording to agricul- In C arc restricted wiihin two WINSTON-SALEM, N, Canyon County, feedlots arc tenced to federal prison fofor a schcmc lhat defrauded:d lclong-distance telc- A authorities said Satu; ^ tu ral og;cnts en conducting an anim al wowaste management miless co f residential areas oiid dairyliry farms within one mile phone carriers o f m o re thaiian S28 million. P Capt. David Bow!owser, 30. of workshopjp recently. i ofresii'sidential areas. Ivey James Lay, 29. anand Frank Ronald Stanton,1, 2'.22, were part of a ' Pittsburgii was killkilled Fridoy Unlil recently, re. there have been few:w federal, state and ’ ButJtixgulations do noc stop residisidcnts from complaining ring that stole crcdit-card:tl numbers from MCI, whereicrc Lay was an cm- w hen his F A -18 figfighltr hil a |„cal lawsvs regulating animal waste manaanagement. aboutIt codors coming from establishiished dairies and feedlots. p lo y e c, the g o v e rn m e n t saisaid. peak in the Desatoaloyn Rnngc -n,c mainm« reason w c have more r crela ^ : tio n s now is the Twcvo o fth e largest dairy counticjtics in the state — Jerome They pleaded guilty inn JJanuary lo charges of fraudlud jand milTicking in about 100 m iles casicast of Reno, cncroachmhment of urban developmentI inlinto agricultural ar- and TvTwin Falls — now have ordinilinanccs in placc that pro- unauthorized access dcvic/ices. Lay was sentenced FridFriday to thrcc years said Anne McMillitillin, spokes- cas" saidlid Canyon County Extensionion Educator Kathy vide a protective buffer for livcsi/cstock owners ond rural and two months in prison;n; Stanton was sentenced to) omo n c year. woman for Fallonm 1N aval A ir Roy residedents, said Twin Falls Cou:ounty Extension Agent Station. M o st li'livestock producers in the areaan attempt to bc Roberttrt Ohlcnschlen. y p t clashes B ow ser w as flyingI'ing alone. good ncig]:ighbors by running a clear operation,opc but there " Honome owners who build withinhin the setback area have Police kill 5 mnilitants in Egyj ' are exccpti;ptions, Roy said. to live/e with the consequences. C A IR O . E o t I — Sccuicurity forccs killed five suspccjpectcd Muslim mili- tanls in a sc ries o f raid sI Saturday, S bringing the deathath toll to 17 in four days of clashes in soulhcm:m Egypi. The raids were part of‘a a police crackdown in soulhenthem Egypt, a hotbed Quick aaccess to ssandbags Suits__ of militant activity. Hcighljhtcned confrontations betweervccn police and mili- tants began W ednesday wlwhen thrcc radicols died in a pop( lic c raid, Continued from A1 and rule fronom the bench for Fox. More lhan 640 peopleIc have been killed sincc militants mili inlcnsified They're also0 seekings punitive dam- un dry inI flooding But the Cocur d'A lene cl their campaign to topplee Egypt’s government andj installin: Islamic mle could ri] ages, attorneyscys fees, and “such other Fox used fraud and misrc three years ago. srcpresenta- ' „relief os deemed cqui- • F riecdman d i Bag Co., Meridian,I tion to get St. Vincent de P; T he Timca-NewB Pauls busi- „b|e™ jp„p,o p e rb y th e court.’' 208-467-1'-1298. im m ediate delivery, ness, then bungled the grasrant-wnting lomey olso accuses St.’ Report: McCirartney, Ono men en d rift-^ K E T C H U M -T o stemstc flood wa- • Justujtus Bag Co.. Spokane,. job. ) Paul of trying to dm m up LONDON — Dccadcss co f hostility have ended betwcitwccn former Bcalle tcrs on the Big Woodod River, many Wash., 50509-926-2853, delivery up' ' J £ ^ x X c « ^ tra c t w ith th )r th e ir plight. Paul McCartncy and Yokoko Ono, w ife o f the late Johnhn Lennon,I The^un- property owners tumn to sandbags. to two daylays. - callcd for her to get a 10 p "(St.Vincen:cnt dc Paul) in its plead- d a y T im e s reported. But with only onc: lo c al so u rc e , a . • M c DDowell c Bag Co.. Portland.• of the federal money if he: :Icssly uses its religious, Ill feeling between Ono10 ond McCartncy reportedlylly contributedc lo the. little planning may bct>e pprudent. Ore., 503-33-234-6624. next day dc- quest was succcssfuI, th and non-profit status for breakup of the band ofteiter shc married Lennon in1 1969.19 L en n o n w os Sun Valley Gardciden Ccntcr in livery. said. •. » in sympathy in1 hopesh( that the court or a killed in New Yoric City,, Dcc.E 8,1980. - Kctchum keeps 2,000)0 bags1 on hand • Wagrngner Corp., Sah Lake City, The charity says Fox to ld It a 10 )c swayed by such imma- T h e n e w sp a p er sa id Y oloko Ono visited M cC artney's:y 's studio in England and sells them for 6C60-ccnts each Utah. 80101-364-6870. next day de- pcrccnt contingent fee aninMgemcnt j ” Manwciler wrote in a with her son. Sean Lcnnonon. and spent o weekend withwil the McCartncy empty, or S2.25 fillciHcd. delivered livery. was standard in the grant ^ 'w ntingm - pcb. 28 brief,f. family. It did not say whcricn the visit look place. • C c njtral tn Bog Co., Kansas City,. dusliy. In fact, the charityy Mys such and stacked. ty, through attorney Scott 32-inches high Mo., 816-«6-941-7306. 3 to 4 days de-• fee arrangements arc illegag a l m d a v i - T o m ake a wail 32- Fox drafted a contract river frontage livery. olation o f grant-writing eth A w a r d s along 100-fcct of riv intced her payment - ‘Pulp Fiction’i’ takes Spirit A\ : $8dfr, owner • Ameelee Sales, Inc.. New York. in rLritv if guaranti would cost about $1 Fox allegedly told the whedietSt.ViiVincent dc Paul accepted SANTA MONICA. Cali!alif. — "Pulp iMction" look: top hotiors Saturday N .Y .. 516-16-883-5805, delivery time= could use the government { M ike T urzian said. a S 1.3 m illio n g ia n t fVom at the Independent Spirit,11 Awords, winning for bestst fcfeature, male lead, 0 bc purchased unknown.n. ey to pay for her $134,001 Sandbags can also b KIT o^ ?LTd“?at*I government to build director and scrccnploy. Dutlets: For infoiformation on flood prccau- denies this allegation, si from the following outl lelters. - “Spanking the MotJcey,:y," a movie about incest, wonwoi two awards, as romp Bag Co., tions, co:contact Deane Johnson,. “graphically" lold them her • Chase-Union Con :ither intentionally or did W oody A lle n 's ‘‘B ullcls lk over Broadway." T he docdocumentary "Hoop ^ J2-0508, imme- Blaine Coi:;:ouniy Disaster Seivices att fee would comc from profil Idaho Falls. 208-522-( ack of skill, (Fox), in Dreams" received a spccia:iol distinction awoi^. 78 8 -5 5 5>5. 5 . the charity's second-hand tl diatc delivery. ic opplication, made com- Compiled[led fro m w ire reports Another Fox attorney, I ..Howard I. £ 3 ?1 ” behalf.of St. Vincctit de Manwciler, says the chorit uid nol be fulfilled." ■ are “outrageous and unsu| Floodinng—--- man has scheduled a July I and have harmed her busii ^mcssrcpu- j7 hearing forror Fox’s motion for sum- _Idaho lotteryr 1 ^ Deane Johlohnson said when high wa■ • tation. Continued from A1 lent, a motion Reed plans J . . te r a rrivves, e s his team monitors the* The charity says Fox ] BOISE(AP)-W inning5 Inumbers BOISE (AP)P )- - Winning numbers B Wood and Its S «y ”cch alle n g e. h ter levels in the Big V herself as a professional gr drawn Saturday in the PoPowerball drown Saturdarday in tho Tri-W est ixpccted to nse ifa„c„ teed soid he's not botS- tributaries arc not cxp< cmcrgcncy arises, residents* bul that St. V incent’s wa; ga m e arc: Lotto gam e arc;irc: <*s request for a delay in ^ . until m id-M ay and Junc will bc notified no via radio warnings,• request she had ever bee 3-9-15-23-28 Powerball13 3 5-17-19-20-243 -24-26 Seen paid i tto trial. "Morlore time never bothers a In th e e v e n t o f flooding, flc the house-to-to-housc, and through a1 wntc. (three, nine, fifteen, twcnenty-lhrcc, (five, sevenlC'mtcen, nineteen, iwen- saster Servicc soon-to-l defendant,” RcReed said. “The more in- ^ Blaine County Disas 3-be-instaIlcd electronic* Fox’s attomcys have aaasked Jiidge fonnatjon ^c i twenty-nine Powerball three«e). ty, twenty-four,lur, 1twenty-six), 't- phone trc«rce provided through Idaho /c can develop, the better plan kicks into effccL ^ Gary M. Haman to skip ajajurytnal- ourcaMwillb Estimated jackpot: S28,515 million. Estimated jackpot:jacl $275,000. Disaster services:s coordinatorc powcrCo.ro., Johnson said. ilb c ." — — ^ThcTb»»> lation p >" ;kdayi. To report late news and and ai Sunday $4.00 per week; dj Circulal. , . ipofts resultsuit] aflcr 5:30 and on weekend*, $3,30i. per week; Sunday only $ ^ I n f w iT i Allen Wilton, ciccuUti(lUlion director call 733-093W31. wweeL Oul o f itato rsics: daily aa< e linea are open be- Circulation phone lir $:$3.00 per week; daily only $4.00Operweek; ( •• twccn 7 nnd 10 a.m; only,>nly. Ifyou do not rc- Advertising Sunday only $3,00 per week. Sale a.m., call tfje number eluded in all above rate*. A $13.03.00 char^ cclve your paper by 7 tm PeierYotlfotk, advertising director will bc levied for all returned chcci for your uca: wish to place an advertisenvent, SKIING \ oocmgofiHIno rugoman d jirvOUWi 733.09 ^ SPORTS LOTTERy^] WEATHER -locMSwiNfoiiMATioN Joome-Wendcil-Goodi ■0931. C lu ilfied sd i, call 733- nO>COUlC£>IKHKHOOlKOtU J lOc^LfOKcm I 536-2335 nday thnngb Friday fron 7 a.m. ,.Oakley MomU T b f-n ^ ^ JC T rt (UPS 631-08( •ess fORgwiNO P r e s s ; S t Press'}’' il Builey-Rupert-Psul-Os until 3 p jn.m. iand Saturday* from 7 ajn . uotll ,, t o I! ^ 678-2332 10 a.m. Infoi(ifomution on display ad* Is avail- lithed “ dally al 132 Third St. V Buhl-CuUeroRl • able weekdaIcday* only.'For the Bufley office, ^Falls, Idabp, 8330r, by Magic — Newipipcr* Ino S fo n d -cltti po» ______543-4648______fjjjjjf------c«ii<77'40* ------Jl L . 2 l^ller-to^erKin-HottiiU at Twin Falls by Tlie Timc*-Ncw* ~TteTlinaNnwl—— 326-3373 city and county newspaper puriuat Twin Falb and all otha— M S tion 6C-108 oflbe Idaho Code. Th rOOTH COM,MMUNITY i 733-0931 per week;; ^-T *^------— — J • I ___ L__ _ I - Sunday, Morctich 26. 1995 Tlmos-Ncws. TwirTwin Falla. Idaho A-3 I ...... l> ■ \ • ... .J, - ; I !- I . t ■ 1 I T * I g i B J <¥ t X- ■ ' / C v / ^ . W m m ------■ j SI e ' * , .J ' ‘ f i ! IJ s u a llly , f l om ers1 a r e ff o r t hle t p a t ii ' e n t s . T om y t lh e y ne f o r lt h e d (o c t o ns . M a rc h 3050 is national Doctor's Day.ay. And we’d like to take; tlth is I f y o u 're; klooking for high qualityily health care in the Magig ic o p p o rtu n ity' totc say "thanks" to the 963 pp!h y sic ia n s w h o g iv e it theirill all Valley, you neneedn't look any further:r thant the bottom half ofif th is at M V R M1 C T ' lic ir d e d ic a tio n a n d abilibilities often go unannouninccd, page and thec cdoctors of M agic Valleyley Regional McdiOal Ccre n ter. b u t n e v e r una]napprcciatcd. king M a g k Valley the healthiesthe place to live. E ig h ty pcrccnt po of our physiciansIS arci\ lioard ctjrtified andd all o f — them arc dcdiidicatcd to making the Maviagic Valley a healthier f to live. To sajsay that wc arc very proudud of them and the workk i MAGICCVALLIEY , do would bcIC Ito slate the obvious. ■ REGIONAL MMEDICAL CENIITER A c t i v e am n d associate m emm bers of the m ed;dical staff o f Mlagic a V alley R egie'ional M edical C' e e n t e r . AUIROY Kud Scppippi. M.D. IRonald Miciak. M.D. ONCOLOGY Henry’iry W, Gronski, M.D. Richard W, Worst, M.D.). 560 Shouplup Ave. W. •:496-1) Slump Ave. W. 5 Falls Ave. W, 526-M Shoup Ave. W..(M(M Riclurd Henry. M.D. Itu^cnc.Sevillc. M ^2 733-1665^.5 :7.13-6022 -4555 734.tM46 BOOFiills Ave. W,.«2 So. Id. Rcg.Canceiicer Center 734-6091 Randall Sli.Slickcrs.M.D. fRandall Skccm. M.D. 656 Addison Ave. PhillipHip Key. M.D. QUICK CARI CIHTERIR _ 560 Shoup3up Ave. W. ?526.|-SluuinAvc. W. 7.n.2441 III51-;5 1-alls Ave, W, Crcijory Kadlcc.M.D. Johns. Bro/.M.D. v 733.1665^.5 ■:733-.S079 -45.5.5 800 Falls Ave. W..«2 OPKTHAUMOLOIIOOY • 570 Shoup Ave. W, 734.6091 736-8912 Joseph WaWaters. M.D. I Donald n. Thornton. M.D. Scott li. Allan. M.lM.D. 1-irryry ^Maxwell. M,D. 560 Shouplup Ave. W. .S26-D .Slump Ave. W. 5 Pails Ave. W, ANISTNISIA 526-H Shoup Ave.ve, W. 1 II5 P Doug Slagg. M.D. 733-1665■)5 1734-.^l.‘i7 733-24(X) 734-45,-4555 James T. Anncsl. M.D.I.D. 570 Shoup Ave. W, M VRM C-650 Atldisojison Ave. W. FAMILYY PRACTICII A OB/O Y N Wayne \ Wriglil. M.D. William Pii/hugh.ih. M.D. Julianan tNicholson. M.D. 736-8912 526.E.Shoup Ave. W. 589 Shoup Ave.: W.W 676I SluSlump Ave. Wesl. HA . Lois AdriaIrian. M.D., n734-48H0 733-77;-7788 RADIOLOGY Tliomas Davis. M.D,]: . 676 ShoupJupAve. W..HI4 734-8934 MVRMC • 650 AddisoJison Ave. W 733-9000K) , Rick Allwrtson. M.D. NIUROLOOY Allan Frost, M.D.D. PATH J' A-4 Tlmoa-Nows. Twin FallFalls, Idaho Sunday. Morch 26,2 6 ,1995 Nation Welfaree ^ _ _ Z Z _ — JFedEx pilots tcell of ailirborne fight foi)rlife Conlinued from A1 . MEMPHIS. Tenn. (AP)I -— The 500.000-pound The prosecution says he: wa»w platming to com- bIo^lows as hc struggled to his feci. about how thc money is sspent, I H o u s e feet. cargo jel was al 18,000 feet. fc The weather was mimil suicide. His job was at stalbe. A n cx-N avy Their T attacker stepped ouisidiisidc thc flight cabin, This year's wclFaree debated also ; fho good. Takeoff uneventful,, T1 lie n a m an burst in lo fli'flier, he had S800.000 in lifeife iinsurance thal would g£olCabbed a spear gun and orderejered Sanders back to seems destined to tranransformthe j 0 ” IR e the cockpit and flailed at theh e DC-1 O’s c re w w ilh a ppay a off regardless of how' hc died. And his chil- hisis seal. Peterson grabbed thcIC spear.sp Sanders went whole puT>osc o f welfarefare, changing ; W 6 ll3 r J r e bill ^ !Shammer. dndren sto o d lo c o llcc t o n a $25<>250,000 insurance poli- fo>r r: thc hammer. ic from a form of inconcomc mainie- j Tk« i 1^234 to 199 Battered and bloody afieiler^ half-hour smuggle, cycy ifhe died in an accident. Tucker sent the plane into0 a steep climb, later nancc tnlo a tool for chachanging peo- :Thovote,2 tlic ihrec crc.wmcn managed:d io*down tlieir attacker When tlic attacker lunged:d ala the crew, the cock- rolliilling Ihc fully loaded jet almoilmost upside down to p i c ’s b>‘h a v io r — to0 d isc o u ra g e ; The bill: WouldW< save $66 billion J and return the jet safely to MMemphi.s. • piipit recorder pickcd up the: soundsso of battle. "Get keqwp the attackcr ofT balance.a. HHc also radioed thc teen prcgnancy, lo gcgel welfare ! overflvoytI y ears by... They talked publicly abou3ut thc April 7 attack for hiihim, gel him. get him," co-pikpilot Jim Tucker yelled, airprport. "Wc need an ambulancemcc and, uh, wc need, recipients into the worvork force o r ! ■ Barrinamc I most leoal immigrants ' ththe first lime last week atI the t federal trial df the As the crew tells it, Calloilloway’s first hammer uh,[i, armcd intervention as well,veil," Tucker told thc both. i from roccivinjving fooo stamps. hijacking suspect, Aubu)urn Calloway. He is bliblow hit sccond officcr Andnidre Peterson witli such' towiwer. n ie current welfare: systems) is so i nor^oiBonjoncy health caro, somo .t charged wilh attempted air■ ppiracy. foiforcc his head smashed forwa:■ward onto his desk. His Sanders S wrestled thc hamiammcr away as thc far OUI o f favor lhal cvc /icos. Exceptions would bo Tjfugoes, tho oldorly, Tlieir fellow FedEx flier'r was catching a ride lo skskull was fractured front andid back.t asssaailant grappled with Peterson,•son, biling him on thc . libcrul Democrats in tlic tlic House fell vjtonmsandmd Ihe military, CCaiifomia as the p lane's lom>ne p assen g er, he ad e d to Tucker, at tlie controls, cau;::aught thc next blow on shoilouldcr and arm. Tucker pullut tlicl plane on auto- obliged to call for majc mjor changcs. , coisdHaliidating nlno fodorai child an April 8 meeting wiih murlunagcmcnt lo talk about tintlie lef^ sid e o f h is head. Slivi>livers o f skull dug inlo pileilol and traded places withth Sanders.S Peterson All House Democrau! susupported an rams | in a block grant to Iho possible P< falsehoods on his l989jobapplication.1^ hi:his brain. Pilot David Sandersers camc under a rain o f scoc:oopcd up the hammer. alternative thal would,i, forf thc-first - sial(«:coppirppingsponding, — . tim e , im p o s e a fd u r-y•year e i limit on a Combiningling school breakfast and ^ welfare eligibility andid maker other lunch prograrjroms into a block grant to kSuprem(le Court tto hear a changcs that, ndt longlg ago,i would tho slain, athlete’s drug-tesf< stcase have seemed unthinkabljibly conserva- ■ combinlnj fling funding for sovoral TlThe Baltimore Sun ta k e a u rin e testest even though no one /Almost unknown a few yeacars ago, Vcmonia, Ore.,:., aa logging town an live for tlieir party. nutrition progifogratns into a block granl to suspected himn cof ever using drags. rarrandom drug lesting nowV e x ists hour’s drive outJt o:of Portland. A drug Thc Mouse Republict)licans’ plan iheslalaa. WASHINGTON ~ After;era cross- The constitititulional dispute thc acracross the nation in public and ai pri- test at thc startrt ofol the season, plus would cfTect a particularlilarly dramatic ■ HoWing] fo stamp benefit Increases food country train trip and a weekendv court will decidcide by summer focuses vatvatc scctors. The number oof such surprise randomom tests lalcr, were transfer of power fromim thc federal to2pofwntpnl por year and roQuiring alt r. family gathering here, i5-5-year-old on thc privac'acy rights of public testests increased 1,200 percenl pi required of Jamc;imcs and others. His govemment lo thc stale:ales. Il would obte^xxjiedpidpeo^towofK. J James A cton on Tuesday wiivill pursue school students,Its, panicularly student- betbetween 1987 and 1993, accccording refusal started hhis is case.< take a wide range of>f socials p ro- ■ ReptadtninoAld to Families wilh hi his own civics lesson, vwith the athletes like Janla m es. 10 to a survey by the Amimcrican Asked later in courti why hc had grams — including nuiriulrilion, foster It Oiildren with a block grant os. Unmarried mothofs Supreme Court as his teachciicr. B ut it has the ihi potential for wider MaManagement Association. Co'ounting refused, he said.d. "1"Bccausc 1 f e d thai - -care, and child carc asaswdlasihe \ Ifrwould not ba ellowed to Me will bc in thc audicnc:nce as the impact, perhaplaps producing a major all all forms of drug testing, the,c survey they have no reasonrcas .to think I was basic cash welfare progr “Sram.Aidto ish aid. No additionol Jujustices hold a hearing onh his case ruling on the govemnieni'sgc power to foifound that 15 million Amcicricans taking drugs," Families With Dcpendcr idem C h ild re n - bonofilstovreI women who havo additional arand its central issue: the: constitu-c impose thc momost sweeping kind of w wc ere lesled for drugs in 19'993, up "I think whatit II d( id h as be en m ade and tum ihcm inlo3 blockbl grants ' chiklren wtiilohilo on wolfare. ■ , t[, tionality o f compulsory dru;rug le stin g d m g te sts — thosethi conducted al ran- fro;from 7 m illion in 1987. inlo a big deal,"ll," hc wrote. “But I that would give slates un 1 unprccedcnt- ■ Banninggdisablii^ di payments lo drug utut school. James w as told,I, as a 12- dom. withoutI warning,v based on no A / cton’s case dales to 1991.)1, when think I did the righlrig thing and other cd power lo design ihciiheir ow n pro- addicts and al id alcoholics; trimming cash vcyear-old seventh grader inn Oregon, real suspicion^ thattl anyone in particu- hc hc tried out for footbiball at people should alsoalso stand up for their gram s. payments toetochDdrenwithbehavforalor ft, that he, along with othersrs, hud to lar is a user.' . WashingtonW t Grade Scholool in beliefs.” Thc core of thc th( H o u se nwnlaldtoaMaMities. . . Republicans’ plan — the block - What’s newlew " r gram approach — maylay rcceive a ■ Ablockgrs. grant to Ihe states to prevent cool rcccplion from key members « ^ n s ^ ndnatkmairegtslrles of child of Ihc Senate. “ 1 don't n't think the ,„ppo„„rt«iders p n v concept of just putting al j w s ext Icms in a box and scndir nats's welfare refomi biH stales is likely to surv - v e i n t h e "JSSSrardavote. EXTR/A! % E X T tRAI Senate,” said Sen. John E D-La. Bui Breaux agreed agi with APMm. J. ^slello 48nd ‘ Year, Vol. J;]______7 0 1 MM ain A ve. E ., Dowiwntown Twin Fallil a . ______MM arch 1998~ Packwood lhaj thc Sen)cnatc w ould . , . surely give states moreirc latitude to ofn"members of Congress lo tailor the programs to suit ihcir »PP™ P""",itc funds if some states :nd il in ways they don’l I^TTTHrr c w f o»IAER i SA^TISFACT TION local needs., “WhalIt works in Loui.siana may notDt w o r k in . Gary Burtlcss, an ccono- Caiifomia.” he said. m ist at theBI Brookings i Institution, 8 YEA tolr s IN A IR O W !r^ Gaining currency is thc view that Critics ofof thc House Republican 1 n M otors i slates arc in a better posiiloshion lo run plan al.so arc arc concemcd that stales The Theisen social welfare programam s becau sc a™ not equipuipped to handle the huge I ins w ith I they arc closcr to the: p ------JJ------— ------Sunday, Marcirch 25, 1995 Timos-Nows, TwinTwin Falls, Idiiho A-5 NationN CANADA , ^ AfliSrmatiiive acti(ion’s enid painnful in ]Richmilond YOWORK |nh Kni^t-RiddeIdcr News Servicc- • The outcome wihvas p a rtic u la rly g a llin g lo in rolling back federalI preferencepn programs, Ri(Richmond experience was noi a s sim ple a s il Richmond^nicialss 1bccause more tlian half thelie T h e U .S . S u p re m e C o u rt, m e a n w h ile , is mi,night appear. Local coninicior::iors and otiicrs say , R IC H M O l OND, ^a. - In thiss old city’s po^lation is black and minority con-n- cxpcclcd lo rule by Juneune on u ea.se.thai could thehe city, law. which was desig;signed.to proniole ' -ScoKN. C o n fe d eratec capital,c minority business ownersowi tractors were beingg shuts oul o f business. have a far-reaching impactim on government opopportunities for disadvania^niaged businesses, \ have seen w:what happens when affirmaimativc To minority buildiIdcrs, the message was clear:ir: efibrts to steer portionsns ofc federal tonlnicts lo ofl)fien provided lillle incenlimlive to ininoril> PA. ;NjJ a c tio n cUes. •‘When it’s not mmahdalcd, you don’t get thelie minority companies, finIrms to improve and endedd upuj helping a few Eight yearsars ago, bccause of a court ruling,rul work you should,”I.’’ said Langston Davis, a A Colorado conlracraetor complains that, op])ppor1uni.sts. Richmond abandonedab a law that scl asideasii a black co-owner:r of Davis Brothersrs despite a low bid. his cocompany lost a subcon- Even I black coniractors admid m il lhal miiuiriiN )rtion of city construction proji)rojccts Construction. "Goocod-failh efforts don’t work.” tract for highway'guardlard rails to a Hispanic- lososscs weren’t purely the resultres i)l' an "dUI- Reservatition sSoSSSics. . Sincc then, ihc poportion o f city conmicw wonjn o w n ed c o m p an y l>ecau.seuse of a federal law lhat bo;>oy" system bom again, allowilow ed 10 rear up in For black:k contractors,> the fallout landedlan by black builders hthas inched back up to aboutut favors minority-ownedII businesses,bi thehe absence o f a preference la>(.'la\(' wiihallthesu: subtlety o f an eviction noticc.c. 16 perccnt of total-il-spending, mainly becausese Bu.sinesscs now are: waitingw lo sec whether, Coniraclo_rs_say < lhat, in someJiiie eases. niiiu)ril> shootoiV U l lare of city construction workork — of a new, less rigidJ aafTirmativc action plan, the high court or Congingress lakes steps that finIrms-lost business because'ihi; 'lh e y w e re n ’t prc- w h ic h had boomedbo- from less than 1 percerrccnt lo Supporters of afaffirmative action point lo achieve e.sscntially liie; samesa: result wilh federal pailarcd to compete. The set*:;et*aside program a b o u t 4 0 p)crcent e n under the law — suddeiddenly Richmond as a harbirbinger for what would hap-p- contracts as happened in Richmond.1 hellelped them survive, but ddie id n ’t h e lp ih e n i kills3 dropped to lessIcs than 10 percent. p e n natio n w id e i f■ criticsc in Congress succecd:d Like the bigger ainnii;iniiative action-issue, the leacam to manage a business. CATTARAUGUS It RESERVATION. 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Cult ' e^x-mermbers n NamerChlzuoMotuitumoto, $ tell biizarre! tale I :What do they believe?^ e ^ knowiosShokoAso:Asohoni I , ■ Oulsldors wanl lo crush Uio i TOKYO (AP) - Formerr followersf Kamikuishiki,. aboutab 70 miles west o f com:oniK‘cted to a plastic container:r on'TTie^^e sect, Takim olo’!)lo’s group says, j : No outsiders ara allowod to onli 1955 anand investigators of the-apopocalyptic Tokyo, somee ses c t m em bers w ere wall.vail- Members alsoso receivei clectric sfKyushu Ai { ^ sect’s properties, Aum Shinri Kyo cull in JaJapan and found smeared:d w' ith dirt, wandering "I loid them it was unbearab!ible. but sh o ck s, Ihc lawyckvycrs' group says, j ! ■ Followore study yoga, mo^jtio^jtotion Personal backgroground: Russia are painting a chillinjing picturc aimlessly,■ ... 'I'eyhey never slopped." lie said. Police who raideiided the compound 1 and psychic training. ■ Fourth son ofrotatami a 1 o f conditions in iis compouounds and In a raidI oh < 'the commune Lawyers L supporting fomier mencmbcr?i W ednesday foundund a man wearing coi . mat maker communes: filthy, bizarre andnd cruel. Wednesday, policcpoi and paramedics md and families o f euneni followers:rs o f tlie what looked lik'ec an aviator's helmcl I ' W hat d o th ey w a nt?' ■ Practiced acupujpuncture "It appeared that many yoi'oung jwo- carried out aboutout 50 people who.were cult:ult say at least 1,000 peoplelie have, with wires protrudinjding from electrodes ■ ■Asoharaand24oftils(ollowilloworsran ^ ■ Sold medldnes os picpie were anected by their prpreaching, apparently too0 weak,v dazed or ill to s'bujfought counseling or protectioiion after stuck to it. : . for the lower house cf Parliamoiiment In ■Arrested In 1982982 for claiming that a soi some suffered serious healtliJl damage, move. 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HacH ad h o tte r private lives. heaieads been in charge of thec p;party, the yaB ra T h a t b ehavior didnid n ’t please everyone. 199995 legislative session cou:ould have K e lly W aU on o f HHeybum, e who spear- turnJined. into a contentious orgy■gy o f ‘Val- h ra d e d last y e a r's an'anti-gay-rights initia- ues’cs” legislation. a - O , . I tive, ex p ressed disrii;srhay in an interview The T upshot could have spcllc•died disas- ■ I with a Times-Nevwvs reporter1 last week, ;r ter for the Rcpubliciins. Vote'oters have I' The Legislature,:, 1he said, “totally seercen fit to give the GOP aI Iolong-term dropped the ball on some very crucial lea;;ase on the Statchouse,, b u t th e y K f p \ \ V SPacllFiC fxmdamental items.”i.” haviaven’t handed over the mortlortgagc. If I \ g ) ) ' f .--Gov. Phil Batt an(and many legislative the;ie p arty drags the state into ideideological p-- f/t mi? ; leaders, he continuedled, “have focuscd to- advidventurcs, voters reserve the right to I : tally on very importa)rtant fiscal matters to servsrve an eviction notice. I the disregard of manjlany traditional values The Tl same goes for Rcpublicailicans at the ^ a n d issues that need;d aattention.” natiiational level. Over the next;t couplco o f Y o u b e t th ey have,ve. T his year’s Legis- dlections, e c the GOP has a chanclance to es- f lature steered careflillfully clear o f th e ide- tabliiblish itself as America’s trueuc imajority j ! ological hot buttons < ns of abortion, school part;arty. But it’s no sure thing. As the ini- I prayer and homoscj(sexuality. Instead, it tialal excitement of cutting budjudgcts and , t.' focused on such munilundane m atters a s tax tamiiming burcauctacics loses its novelty,: w m } reliefandrestraintof:of state spending. le the party’s right wing will agiagitate for - * Naturally, that appiipproach disappointed legi::gislative expeditions into religeligion and K Walton and other activistsac of the reli- perscrsonal moralityi 3 l:.^2L gio u s right. B ut it wwa; as the w isest course If the party doesn’t successfulsfully resist for the Republicans,ns, and for Idaho as thatlat temptation, voters may recrcconsider The w ell. lasttst N ovem ber’s m andate. e whole cconversaation kit andi kab<)oodle In November, votersvoi in Idaho and Despite D perennial rhetoric I across Amcrica ga\gave Republicans a chailiange, what voters really wa W A S H .N'IGTON C - Have you got your k socioeconomic levels, profesofcssions, or neighbor- !, mandate to governn conservatively.ci For goviovemment is stable, commomon-scnsc y«7Youdoii)n’t want lo start conversing wi hoods.... You might needd to help some partici- rnimcnl’s guidance. G eorge F. j Idaho, that mandaidate was merely a manlanagcment. That’s what the F pants overcome lingering5 feefeelings lhat they /ersing about the topic the gove were invited solely because c i strengthening of whai/hat already had been cansms have given idaho Tor'man; iseoftlieirrocc, cdinic mcnitescic,lectcd for us is, according to SI Win origin o r cultural backgrounc3und.’ ' Yes, you might, long-standing GOPP c control. Idaho now I f■ nationalni and state GOP lea( ^(Icrearc J„„ Hackney,:y, chdrm an o f the National Er In die kit’s booklet o f schcscholars’ essays diere ’’ has the nation’s most lost R epublican legis- smaimut, that’s what they’ll delivcliver in the dowmcnt fonir the Humanities, something v, are many wordi reading and one dial should be lature an d a slate o>f f sistate ofTicers that is futuiIture, too. “have n rcspoixinsibility” to do, ^ * IntlicNEH’saltciittcmpl to organize “thousands3 read slowly and loudly to0 HsHackney. James Q. ------Hackney mmay sound slightly hectoringigbut b of small group discuscussions around the country"' Wilson ofU CLA , noting5 diatdia there actually that is just beeecause he wants lo be helpful,ill. He no detail is too smallnail for the N EH’s attention, m aybe less cultural divositjasity in America today believes wc nineed help if we are to convcrsicrse Its advice includes:s: than in the 1890s, writes: properly abouout "American Pluralism andd Iden-Ii "The meeting shoiihould not go longer lhan “Most Americans havec nevernc doubu»l diat TlieTim ees-News tity,"sothcNNEH has produced a kit o f “mate-“m planned without thihc e consent ' o f all p resent... there is or ought to be an1 uncunderlying unity. The rials - convertersation starters, book and filmiim The site should bee «convenient to get to and motto, £ pluribus imuw. dioidiough often violated ' S tephen Hartgcn Clark W akwrth Allt Allen Wilson Peter York lists, docimicrlents, essays - to help spark the in- there should be suffiiafficient parking.... Consider in practice has never beenn challengedch in princi- Publisher Managing editor O rcubtionn manager Advertising sing director dividual conviivcrsations.” the size and the tcmfanpcrature (not too hot or too pic. Except by inlcllcctuals..lls .... If a 'national This design^ tc d topic of the ConversatioItion, in cold) o f ihc room...... Chairs should be comfort- - convcrsaticin’ occurs, whatiat \»will happen? The ■ ■ The ms : members of thc cdtlorial boan» rd and writers of editorials thcNEH’scaiapacious notion of it, concemfTnsjust able and placed so0 dialth participants arc able lo activists most likely to particorticipate w illbcdiosc arcJ StStephen Hartgcn, Clark Walv'alworth and Steve Crump. about evcrythithing. Thai conclusion is compmpellcd sit facing each olhcr.tier.... All partidpants will most disaffected by Americanica, and dieir convcr- ______by the "sugge:j e s t^ reading and film list” iniinclud- show respect for thedie views expressed by odicrs; sation,willprovidc furtherev:r evidence to ordinary cd in the k it. 1The readings ran from Aristoistotlc to ... name-calling nnd:nd shoudng are not accept- people tluit the great dividede inii this nation is nol Maya Angcloilou, and the films, well, for exam-cx£ able.” ' ‘ between rich and poor orr betbetween one race and le tte r sS pie, die list incincludes ihcso items: It is sweet and UucUue to die spirit o f democracyf another bul between two' cultures,cull die public ------• “Casabimlanca - This World W ar II clasilassic that our povenunent,cnt, which thinks wc need to and die elite.... The converst/ersations’ some wont Sliore feelings onD IMoi^ingside screareaming children." explores Amcneriean values in the multinaticational be told not to havee dietl: room loo hot or too to foster arc already happeniijcning; ifib ey arcto parents who have 11II ;years of cxpcriencc M y. fourth-grade daughter and 1 wwere listen- setting o f war-ar-tom Casablanca. Pertains;to to cold, nevertheless> diinksthi w e can read Aristode be made better, questionss pc):pcjscd by a few w f f i ^ o children ot Momiiimin^idc Eleracntaiy {“8g “to lhat program and were rathericr upseti to question 6."' (Question(( 6 is “W here do weve asi and converse aboutut rmomentous matters. At dozen intellectuals actingJ wiiwidi government cn- Si^fiobl, wc would like to0 gog< on rccord as lo the a r that description o f music progno g n ^ . Many Americans beljclong in the world?”) least w c c a n ifw c; aare n given mcdculous instruc*• counigcment will not help.Ip. cj^len t job it does. .youn]lung and o ld ^ smdents who particirticipate in the • “MeetMtMein Sl. Lcuis-T h is musicalail dc- tions, particularly■ pcipertaining to sensitivity, Still, there is currently a cccongressional con- & l h o f our children havilave excelled in the usic programs are ptoud o f theirir sisinging, and piels a family’ly’s experiences during the year-earof about which the NEI'lEH is very sensitive: veisaUon about the importan'rtancc o f die NEH rel- tc M in g environment ot: Morningsidc.M< The cur- a n tell you as a parent thot theirir siisinging is ih eS L L o us b W \ orld's F d r. Pertains to qucsucstion “Consider havingng icach session nt a different ativc to other rccipicnts o)f f scarcesc public rc- rcnjpriticism over its lownwn Basic Test Scorcs is usic to die cars o f many parents,s, g:grandpar- 5.” (Question,tn 5 is "W hat do wc share as1 Amer-A location, allowing’ eacheai racid< cdmic, or cultur- sources, and the National1 ConversationCo kit is a vftwe o f taxpayers' dollar(liars. If our legislators ts, friends and teachers who listenitcn to them icans?") al group to play host,osL ... Ifyour communily has timely as evidence. h:ffl;nothing better to dotha than find fault with a “d f Jit brings them much joy. "S h an e-AA former gunfightcr comcs to itbe little racial or ethniclie diversity,< look for odicr s i ^ ^ I , teachcre and principicipal who put forth cx- I * “think KMVT should choosc its vwords more defense o f horlomesteadeb and is idolized by kinds o f diversity.. YcYou might find people o f GeorscF. Will is a Wasbiiasbington Post colum- ' U »J^ort into their jobs, thethen maybe wc should refully and certainly not say somciimcthing lhat is iheir son. Peru«ains to question 5.’’ different ages, religioigions, political affiliadons, nisi. h a ^ a recall pctidon stortecIted to find legislators far fiom the tmth. w|>J)uc willing to do theircir jobs.j In toiiy's so- PAM MURPHY cieQ^if one d o n their jobb likeliJ the educators at Hansen ™ P s y c[:he p u t s pp u b l i c o n thi e side ol» f t h e g r a yy w o l f Mtffningside, t h ^ are pickticked on and made cx- .arM c s of. Monungside is Da good example o f il'Oditorial l falls short on eted money canis lupus,is, the gray wolf, is at last home in ihc w o lfs case endangcrmjcrment resulted large- dents and parents all Although Ah the 7 percent hike inI the state’s ed- Yellowstone NationalN Park. Held in one-acr R odgers' Schllckelsen ly from a govemmcnt-sponsconsored extermination w rf^ g together for oneecause., co ucatitation b ^ g c t, which was discussccssed in the edi- “acclimation'’" pens i since Januaiy 12th, thele ' ' ■ campaign dial included poisenisoning, gassing, ]gr. Black convenientlyly sstarted this issue and torial■ial on March 8, is accurate, it failcfailed to pro- wolves havejust ju been quietly released wellell out overcome. It is trueIC enoughc diat exploitation of shooting, trapping and even/en ssuch grotesque thtebacked out and tan for coyer. I would sug- videlc jyour readership with the neccsspessary d ^ I s of sight ofthec mediai and the public eye. natural resources has brought great benefits. practices as lassoing nnd literliterally tearing all Morningsidc paresarents to Anne on bobow this allocation will aficct; publicpul Ifthe actual.al rdcase was, quiet, the w olfsr s r e - But experience basIS taughtta d u t human happi- wolves apart Humans arce guiltygu ofhaving aci- F < ^^d see. ifyou can getict thet test results from, schoolOols. Here are the specifics: tum lo its anccccsiral home has been anything>ng ness depends on monnore than material gain. Rich-,, ed inhumanely, and showingving compassion novv M roingsidc. Anne Fox carcanbercach^atl- . • 1 The base salaiy amounts for administra-adt b ut From thee dayc; last year when the Secrcti es cannot cure the psyehologicdps} m dadies diat is an opportunity to assuageIge ourc guilL 2 ( ^ 3 4 -3 3 0 0 . Next call1 K£Kathy Thomsen and tion,n, iinstructional and support staffiff willv be of the Interior>r ffirst announced that wild woivolves seem are a part o f modemmo urtianized aistcncc. I om not known lo oveiflo'iflow widi optimism IcM tr know how you feelcl abouta having these, frozaizcn at last year’s levels. were to be reinintroduced in Yellowstone, AnAmer- Americans arc obsiobsessed widi human prob- about the human future. But likeI most people, I t ( ^ s u l t s m ade public. HeHer number is 734- • COnly 2 percent ofthe 7 percent:cnt increase is ica has celcbralrated long and loud. Television>9" lems and sucsscd by die incessant demands am eager lo inictprci any pospositive event as a S 'J w Too bad if she'sitired redofherphone ring- dcsigisignaled for teachers’ salaries. ThisThi will pro- and radio statictions, newspapers and magazinZU1CS - and communicadons}ns overioad dial modem so possible sign o f better diingsings to come. Is die i n j ^ c p . Ron Black I be reached at home at videle only< increment increases (basecised upon ex- across the cour'untiy have featured the storyf ciety imposes. Feelin;ilings of alienation are com- impressive public support1 forfot rescuing the w olf 7 3 ^ 0 3 5 and at woric at; 736-2166.73' pcn'cirience and/or additional training)Ig) tfor those again and agairain to an overwhelmingly supp-'PPOft- mon. Few o f us havewc die dme or means to es- from extinction such a sign?:gn? I hope so. them know your fcelicclings about this. teachiicbers who qualify. It is cstim at^ted that just 50 ive public. If'ihe ih wolf were a candidate, itt cape mere than occas«asiondly to places where it Ifit is, it could be an indictidication diat wc are Pidfee don’t let them ruinn y>your school and ha* pcrcercent o f the state's teachers willII be eligible could be clectened to Congress. Some no doulouht is possible simply to enjoyi die beauty of na- entering a new cra in whichich ourcultimilc rc- ra ^ p e n n is Sonius anymonnore. I also feel that we for•an an increment raise. would like it clectcdcl in place o f Congress.'■ turc, lo find pcace oof: f mind, to gain peispccdvc. sponse to nature comcs to3 complementcoi better s h ^ d contact Mr. Tim BoiBohm at 733-1371 and *• S Suppon personnel (bus driverivers, business Why are AirAmericans so supportive ofthe1C Becausc the needxJ tlto fed a part o f nature is our genetic need for nature.rc. /A n d if d la th a p - p i t ^ the idea o f a lawsuitmit if individual test manamagers, secretaries, custodians,ms, cooks, in- wolf in ils slrujiigglc for survival? I believeidle th' inherent in each o f us,us w e subconsciously seek pens, who knows what is^possiblc?The pos result scores are released to KathyIthy Thomsen. stmctuctional aides, etc.) did not rece■ccciveany answer lies dccIc ^ in our psyche, to restore our lost connectioncon widi nauue. And might even be dial wc becamcome a nation ofpeo- AND GAIL MCHBHENRY additiditional money, even for an inciincrement Although it iti is a desire difficult to satisfylyon c the w olf provides dialdiat opportunity. . pie who are happier and richcrichcr spiritually be Fallfl misc.sc. an industrializezed and increasingly cro w d^ ^ Also, bccausc die1C vw olf is in danger of cx- cause, panidoxicdly, we havihave learned to carc •• TheT remaining 5 percent increasrcase will be planet, humansns have an innate psychologica;ical tinction, ils plight affordsaffc humans the chance to deeply about something bcyojcyond our own per c ijig ra ts to Goodi)ding students nquiiluired to pay the salaries and fringringe benefits need for tlie boKauty end ii^ iratio n o f un- express our n e ^ notlot onlyI for nanire but also sond, day-to-day concerns.ns. ;^ d 0 3 to tcachcr Gail CuCushman and her 13 CA, retirement) o f new tcachcrs,:ITS, administra- spoiled nature.e. For d l ofits existence, humaJnani- for caring about someimcthing other than our- M oral dieorists call diiss die g rat moral para- s t t t ^ t s fitiffl Gooding Higliigh School who par- s and “ support personnel for the; cxexpected ty has been ann iintegral part o f the natural wcworid selves. The w olf neediccds us, and diere is deep dox - humans can maximize'lize their personal t i ( ^ t e d in the annual StateatcAcadcmicDc- 00 additional students to Idaho0 publicpi around us. Andnd evolutionary biologists suchichM sadsfaction in responixrading. W c might wish diat happiness only by not direcd;ecdy puisuing it cam oD meet held recentlyly iiin Meridian and lew progrpis Harvard's Edwiward 0. Wilson believe we retainrel ’ ihe compassion wee fe d for die w olf extended Thus, concern for wild crcatueatures enriches na- ^ for acacademic improvement (more; Standardizedst£ a genetic afTuiilriity for lhat natural worid. as well to die diousanisands o f odier species simi- ture and die people who anperience p e it This is team won sccond overallov< in the state in is), reading inmrovement (phonic:inics) and lim- But rather thithim acting as partners in ^:nam ni - larfy imperiled. Butjt fcfew if any of those odicr the main sourcc of die outpoiitjwuring o f heartfelt ii thfrjU -A 4 Division and tootook home 25 medals J-^ g lish proficient students. ml communityly o f life, humans have bcMmcnic spedcs are as charisnfismatic, and probably none , public support for Canis lupulupus. '' i n i ^ l ^ out o f 10 subjects.B. 1This student team ’• An^ estimated $670 will be addcidded to the . primarily explo>loitcrs and conqucrors o f nfture. ^ has such a history oofl f being u n ^ r iy peisccutcd. I a n ^ its teacher are an inspinipiration to not only iport unit monies which each disuiistrict re- Many view natilaiure abnost exclusively as anEui Most species becorsome odangcr^ becausc of Rodger Schlickeisca is! picpresident of Defend- , /. thettpeers but to subseqj^inent generations who ^ vves e s according to its average dailylily attcn- economic rcsoiource, or even as an obstacleetobe tc human-caused eliminninadon oftheir habitat But ers of Wildlife. cles about our youth. ICC. Considering the higher costsioftcxt- o t their:ir"accoiiiplisHmehl’To 0 " )kfl, supplies; elcctridtyiind otherihcrexpenses ------^ .J th|^,jracher8. parents andd V Ms. Cushman, thank xssary to operate schbold;'suchh aar n increase D O O l l Clesbury BY GARRYRY TRUDEAU P yojSiTBc decathlon team coicomprised Jessie st be considered maintenance levellevi at best. _ _ _ _ _ ’ F a d i ^ , third overall inI the state, Clclla 'inally, I believe the critidsm diredirected at T " ii n TMSORPV.MR.PFSSIPeNT.r.-' • te Rep. Doug Jones o f Filer ibrir votingvc // 1 1 ] I Fw I Jennifer SchoolcroflTOft, Matthew Major, / TW M I/r^Ai7r H R f^73W5>n C iw m J F \ j S*ll4ia,KalieBccn,JtisJustin Baldwin, linst the 7 percent increase in thehe teducation // // / I LiON.THAT HR . : f ^ j u s n m ■ Cf0GN& SoatRoe May, Steve Elgan,an, Jan Shupe, Melissa Iget was unwarranted. Rep. Jonesties under- | Ij I M S A m K f mti-nm-CFOUpeeciimBm- y | -I lOD-uxjN...] ?-:• m S /iJ E N K K? UPWUfi. kmder and Katie ids that personnel who work inn scschool dis- I i f . Morch 2 6 .199S .Tlmoa-Nows.ra^wii^ollM T dah^^^[: Opinion0 ■ Minoririty poorr’s plightt comes frrom coUllapse of' mutual responsii] dbility ■ CHICAGO-Qucstioi;tion: W h y are 'back on the minoilinority poor, slashing_ ■ so many white Americarleans c allo u sly « lohn o l M cCarron poverty programsams and affirmative • ‘ ■ walking nway from theirleir responsibil- —■ —. Jill ■ ' * * ' ■ > action while denylenying that racial I ities toward the minorityrity poor? 70 percent:nt o f black adults there think prejudice continuilinuestoplayamajor ; Answer Because so0 mit any o f th e p o lic c ane re racistr and lie under oath, , 111ilL role in pcrpctuaticiation o f black pover; ; minority p<»r ore walkirIking away from Docs anyoneanj besides me detect a IV? responsibility toward thethemselves. worrisomeTie escalation of mistrust and ' And whal futureiturc have we if black 1; That, in brief, is the: d)dynamic spin- scapegoatiiating on both sides b f Americans, paiticirticularly leaders, con- [; ning the commonwcal.ll- A m e ric aI’s ’s racial : divide? |l |* S r'^ F l tinuc to deluder ihcihcmselvcs in an '; It’s a tnain forcc bchin:hind the Rush And whavhat does it mean in J u S ethos ofvictimizatlization rathcr_tlian i • Limbaiigh/Ncwt Gingricjrich revolution; Springfieldcld. where white Republican build the skillsi ancand comportment { behind the imminent demiseder of afTlr- lawmakersm have told the Chicago -V necessary to bec pa:part o f the middle mativc action; behind1 th(the wildly dif- Public Schichools - run primarily by class? fcrtrht perceptions o f life in America and for slacksblai - not to look for more / y What we’rc lookinglool at hcrc is a held by blocks and whitehites. money so:o theytl can open next fall? \ collapse o f mutualitual rcsponsibility. < Forgive me for tiyingn g to m a k e c o s- A n d , whilew h they're laying off 7 And in politicalical society no less I mic connections here,, biibut like a lot of coachcs andam music instructors, to gel ^ lhan in marriageijc oro business, respon* I Americans, I ’ve beenI trytrying to m a k e rea d y fo r th b: r the repeal o f all afTlrma- H sibilitynecdstobc0 bc a two-way street/ • | sense o f what w e’ve bee;been seeing on tive-actionon programs? Vj When one side: stostops keeping a bar- ' | TV and reading in the: ncnewspapers. Might: this ih in-your-face behavior U gain, any bargain,ain, the other begins tp, . I’m looking for intcrrccrrclationships by while; lawmakersla bc related to the \ feel it's being playplayed for a fool. ;. I; that may exist between:n what’sv going outlandish:sh rhetoric that bas become v l \ What follows/sis is resentment. Then'.- 1; on in Washington, Los)S /Angeles, tlie stock-ir<-in-tradc o f high-profiic Pdivorce. Springfield, C hicago...... evene my own black leadejdcrs hereabouts? ^ j l( n B t r But divorce ish.is hardly an option in'" neighborhood. ^ - Like Mirvlinister Louis Farrakhan, i l T t ihis situation, no[10 mattern what the M aybe none exists.. BiB ut I d o u b t it. w h o w a5 s profiledpi in the Tribune last . K n while and blackk separatistssc would What docs it mean,, foifo r instance, w eek a nd d whov has claimcd that the R l i j have us believe.e. WWc will go on p a y -'; when tho U.S. House oof f govcmmenlent invented the AIDS virus W ing each other's's bills,bi no matter what. Representativi^s votesJ to cut off so as torid rid the world o f nonwhitcs? [m . Any tax dollarsIars saved by cancel-.; infant formula for inncrnicr-cily mothers Or the; latestla black mayoral candi- ^ ing summer jobs>bs programs] will bc, and summer jobs for inner-cityinni date, wholO launchedI his campaign by . spent fourfold latclater on new pcnitcn- teens? . c laim in g5 MayorM Richard Daley, m tiarics. And whilehile it may bc hip to _ M ight there n o tb ca oconnection throughan an unnamed intcrmcdiaiy, ^ J . tfl dismiss “whitcbrecbread” values, who "' |. between that sad spectac:taclc a n d th e o ffe re d liimh in a six-figure bribe if ho gets hurt the mostnost in a culturc t h a t.. i one being played out in tthe OJ. would quituit his challenge? talk tends to alienate whilesles? events are not:lot related. T ell m e th a t a tiition that consumes so many blblack winks at gangsta’sta’ rap andsmokin’ •' I Simpson trial, where theth e d e fe n d an t’s O r th e; prominentpr black aldornan Then there’s my own neiiciglibor- lot of middlc-cc-class people arc not fed li Letters■S______EnvironmentalI agendaa; dollarss oo f your hard-camed money ICOLA figures lose‘ fiyzf ing possible cutscut in “entitlement pro- negative nej feedback caused by TheTi the teachings ortiic tiic philosophy o f the . | deserves deep thi urts bccause your child com- , when compared to, factf grams." We federalfed retirees paid for r»'/nes-Nt;wsTit article o f Marchi l 1 4 . l t TwinTalls Chrisiiarsiian Academy. 1 . 1' th i n k i n g . crimc. our retirementnt tby.payroll deductions was wa not my intention to maligngn the believe nothinghappens hap] by chancc I; M We had better do somiome deep think- So 1 >utput a question to the people of I am replying to your Matlarch 15 edi- over many long)ng years o f low w ag e s school scl: in any way. What the rc;reporter and that we must:t liveliv by the choices ' , r'i ing about the ‘‘Global1 EnEnvironmental Twin FallsIls and surrounding areas: If itI * torial, • and insecurity;y a s lo jo b stability. A n d implied im] in the article and whatitla c tu - we make in life. BecauseBcc of my choic- ;• •si Agenda." w as y o u r child,ci how would you react The person who wrote thelhat article now wc shouldJld be used to balancc the ally all; said are two different storic'ries. First cs, 1 have gainedJ understanding un and Here is how Henry LaU m b o f if pe o p le: startedsu calling you unfit as a ■ Blank ■ D ick B a\RTON r i STARTED IN THE JEWELRELRY BUSINESS IN 1943 WITH R&lGRi jEwaERS- He th e n wen-VENT t o w o r k f o r ' ■ • LJUs' Shoti • i’cuse I S t e r u n10 o jJewelers in 1946. Dick Ol'ENEDovj HIS OWN BUSINESS INJ 1951I AT 122 S hoshone S3t t \West. He THEN ■ . . . .. ■ i Bill and M ien ArbArbaugh § Lnauxn Ainiloiilf MOVED IN 1954 TO 115 Main AveE-- EEA5n‘- Barton’s moved to3 •the ’New" Lynwood ShopplOPPiNO C e n te r in ' ‘‘ ■ ' P/wtw’O ^ Wflconw iet)ral» thoir »ih C '.^ ■ E , ^ • .1961. NEXIEXT Tp THE Arctic Q rcle. H e can NO'f' be found on B lue Lakes in ttie building>JG caOSEST TO THE «n)2.ia95<^B 9 ■' H Free AlKTotiOTU Sf Gi/t Wro{ P ____CAcmsP> Pfti Sion. 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Iforgotten to laugh, to party,'ty," said Ms. fiashizado, a T he D erm a Glininic skin care servicvices feature jurs last week, the wedding Ifriend o fthe bride; mcthing joyful in Kabul and Oulside, a steody downwnpour beat a soothing DElERMAlOGICA For a few precious hours var that has reduced entire 1rhythm on the tin roof. The p r o ffesslonal e products. party could celebrate somctJ rhere were flo thunderous s . and created refugee comps iroars of incoming rockets,:ts, no screaming planes fbrgot about thc civil war (overhead. M ost important,, ththere wos no fear, neighborhoods to mins anc _, •facials $25 -• <$^3 *skin carei educatione t natural'thing. War cannot A ^o-week governmenttit offensive against rival the size o f small towns. ______^ sample products imcd Serhadi, 30, who like IIslamic .groups made planniiming Thureday's wedding "Marriage is thc most na Wohecda, is a professor at ta nightmare for Waheeda,.w stop us.” said Wakil Ahmc ..w ho like mony Afghans m S i o o i d i i * usesI only one name. his 25-yuar-old bride, Wai Call for information &Sappointnnent. losily from 'K abul’s young, She had to wait for a lull imply V!t)fks, Kabul Univfrsity, jH in the battle to buy her o f rice, they threw handfuls dress, c arrange her cake, prcjircpare invitations, b ^ k a Their friends were mosti ♦ % couple for good luck. \video comera to film thc educated crowd. Instead o f 1 he wedding, and make twirled around thc couple, arrangements i for on Islamicmic cleric to perform the o f Afghan money at thc cou ilapping lhe groom on the ccrcmony. c The bridge ondgr1 groom went to their wed- DEIiRMAj^ClJNICJIG Friends danced and twii APph(*o dingc in a cor with white ondone red streamers trailing miJUWliyillMlllMBHtHUBHSB kissing the bride and slap 3 the rhythm of on Afghan I: 132 M a in A venue Scut I Waheeda and Wakll(11 Ahmedj Serhadi arrivewo back. behind in thc mud. It had railrained in Kabul for nearly uth « Tw in Falls, ID 83301)1 « 208-736-7175 :sl Afsana Bashizada soid a s week, tuming tbe streets intinto rivers o f muck. " at th e ir w edding bamanquet In Kabul. fQ Clapping her hands to th rock-and-roll band, guest Iraq viIllagers f Pl ' M a r y i ; report ff J f J i hits byY Turkis ZAKHO, Iraq (AP)P) — Turkish Colvillesh ; jets iroops pursuing rebel:1 KKurds foughl had stopped llcrco battles Satiirdayy oroundai north- ing refugeeslc said thc Turkish military i o M l ' cm Iraq’s Mctina mouniiiuntain, and war- it was tooK'd d: U,N. officials from visit- ;ccs in llic villages, claiming W l planes reportedly hit threthree villages at Mcanwh ) dangerous, ils base. Cumhuriyet m At lca.st one villagercr vwas killed in U.S. AWAwhile, thc Icft-lconing the bombings, the prprivate ATV northemyet In newspaper reported that m m /ACS planes flying above Turkish television channemnel said. Other gcnce lo Tui Iraq are providing intclli- im ili( U L lA iM L k A1 • reports from ihe area saidsaid no one was The plane lurJcish forcw, i killed. allied missi( l l Fewer than 500 Iraqi]i KKurds lived in from Presi(mes are part o f tlif U.S.-led (he villages — Dergala,ila, Bcshila and anny.ssion to protcct Iraqi Kurds ;sident Saddam Hussein's I MONITHS 1 0 MTHSs m Shiliiza — and most of ih 12 M )f ihcm had fled There woj by lljursday. Tlie mouni )untain ij, about airbase, thc OJLC. 25 m iles easl o f ihc borborder town o f tlic alliedvas mi no an.swer at the Incirlik NO DOWN,o. NOD»OWN, o.a.c. he Turkish headquarters of Zakho. has said thi I A major Turkish operawralion to flush intelligencimission. Turkey in thc past NO INTERESiST NO INTERESTII the air force hos provided I out guerrillas of thcihc K u rd ista n Kurdish rebc ncc in operations against [>N FURNITUIIRE! N O P ; \Vorkers Party. PKK, Cnt - A l ______. — 9 9 , I ^ J ■Hofe EXPRESSE 4 CiARPETS i Wn Jackpot,J Nevada [ !a #DSI)SD200 ■ Xm N ewAT O pep NING S► A V IN G 5 S ! 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Call.ll.nbunnd- ii cdmmesser'!r's 3.5-sccond time was nearlearty two scconds 6 4 ing, John Roderick in lbareback and defending saddlesad' brone t a e r thm Fiidaday’s victor thougli Idaho Slateilate's Jason Brower champion Ryan Carcy.y- T h e rr e e i a s o n ,, , . (4,7) and Stevee Wells' o f Ricks (4.9) kept tlietile pressure on. Fil- CSI amassed 365 poipoints to outdistance runner upUup i toliV al- er-s former natiotional champ Mike McCabe-fini•finished in fourth in j t a g ley State College by an even 100 points, Weber Sta ballplayeie r a c h e w State, which ,1,5 bulldogcing.8- . led the region throughh tlthe Fall series, was a dislant thi tobacco Is tot< sw eeten J.C.CaircSI,Sl, bcitered his own bull ridingng standard,s ninning “The kids have doneine what I hoped they would,"I, ssaid CSI s u p 7 8 points onn “Horseshoe"' to nip Utah ValliGalley's Kilcy Shep- t h e i r b r e a t h . H | Shawn Davis. "They’ve'’ve kind of settled down from)m the fresh- afd by four, Brorodcrson, with another 69, finisInislied the round in man jitters.” Coll, who'ho garnered all-around honorsors witli 165 third placc. 9 5 points, was seconded by teammate Shawn Morehcad,ad. Mindi Smithh and , Kim Krnmps, runner' up and third place, . Double winner T imni i,Anknim took women’s all-an1-around willi respectively, in1 goatj tying scored for llic Goldcolden Eagle women, : JooValls 240 points in helpingtg Idaho State University to0 thet! distaff Hvenl Champiipions in theIS Detroiti News crown. Kou^iMock eventenw: Davis’ women improproved their position, secondingling the Ben- riding8 gals 380-115 and winninning breakaway roping on1 Kclci K M au l.Jolin Rodcnck,:k.CSI. 136 on two ' Saddtctrac nard's 6.7 on two head.id. l.RyanCaroy. CCSI. 152 on IWO “This wos our firstst collcgiatci rodeo ihis year,”,r," Maynard Bull riding said. “We've been prpracticing hard getting read)ody for this i.J.c, Call, CSI.;i. 154 on tsvo Times even is: BasebaUicanimp set for rodeo.” f wlf mptno m Saturday’s afternoonon perfomiance saw CSI atliletc}ctesconlmuc l.Tra^rfendlcIcCion. Utah Valley. 26.7 on iwo grades^? oroin lV Iond% :;!| ^3 to outshine rivals represiresenting the four-year schools,Is, Touii roping TWIN FALU-;Asp\spirtng.bascbal!;pJfl|Vr{-'' /S ffl “We had some greatat perfomiances,”{ soid Davis., ‘1"The.se kids l.WarrcnI’hn.L. Ulah Valley, wd Jade McCallisler,r, Dixie.Dix l‘>.5 nn two have matured a bunch.'h. They’ve changed to meet the challenge ers from gradt^'^; 6'aii’and 7 can nttcnd tne ^ m. Uwli Valley. 9.K on Uvo D onnelly VD 6 i^{nio's b ’< S pring ofcoJ/cgc competition.”n.” Women's e^’enis: Camp al ^ghSchool Monday,‘{,'5'. ANDY ARENZnh* TlnM.N<.Nm Morehcad and Rode)derick produced a second coic o n sec u tiv e Break«w#y ropiofing one-two bareback finisllish for the locols and CSI - thoughth be- l.KeIsiMa>-nanJ,Td.CSI.f..7on two Registration will ^egin g ii at 9:30 a.m. Mon- rCSl’s MIko Broderson rid(i d e s h is b u ll o u t o f th o day at Bniin field andd theth camp runs untii 4 _ e g hind less impressive scoscorcs - was virtually unchallen,llcngedinrc- chuto, moving Into thirdd pplaco with a score of 6S ., , I. Timi Ankrum.n. Id.ilii) Stale. M.S on two p.m. Panicipants shoullOuld bring a baseball pealing Friday’s one-llirtlirou^-fourperfonnance in tlie during the Saturday afterr:ernoon performance. tliebtoncs. |Wl™d», glove. Morchead and Mikeke Brodcfson each scored 699 points,p Jon I.TimiAnkmm,ln, Idalio Stale, 29.62 tin two Cost is S20 and incluicludes lunch and a T- shin. Twin Falls High SchoolSc coachcs and ^ players will teach fun'fundamental baseball Getting inn shape fibr soft^ba]lU can im{iprove plaiy,cutinjijuries , skills. If weather r^uircuires, the comp will bc moved inside the h i ^h scschool gym. H By Vince Tusa For more information,ion.call736-8310. I Timcs-Ncws wrilcr Softball:1 league meetingr t g s r f i — TWIN FALLS - Conditic Co-cd - AprilI 4; April 26, Twin Falls Cilyily Hall at 5SS 1\vln Falls golferrers take lead | Springl!ing for soflball may sound I'k' li 7 p.m. 2 in -man best ba!ball tourney an oxymoron to some rcci Men — A p rill313, , Twin Falls City Mall at 7 p.m.p. M f . J B BUHL — Vclcninsns Dave Driscoll and \ ational players, but shapinge “P Women — TBA)A (Watch The Timcs-Ncws:\vs sports Jim Purvcs ofT w in FallFalls beat the wind and in the spring can ship out suijum- section for nnnounciinccmeht.) WN'.iH.iv jn jS d the field for a onc-stroktroke lead in the Clear m er injuries. Lake two-man best ba:ball golf toumament "It’s Ihc defining factor,” s:said ------Soturday. im Randy Clark, a physical thciicra- erotion or couldn’t playlay anymore.” They posted a thrcc-u5c-under par 69 to lead pist and partner in Family Phji},ys- Pul it all together amand you have a p re t^ j^ e a \^Conditioning o i |^^M |a||w the Twin Falls teams of.of Jason Mcyerhocffcr ical Therapy and Sports Injijjury schedule. Claik recomi)mmertls setting osuIe'Tnx a'ccI you and Bob Adamson andnd Dr.] Chic Cutler and a c tio n ClinicI in Tw in Falls. “ You'lu’fc start now, you will hit your peak right when the r and Bill Cook who posted170s. 70 more stable with good fitne;less, co-ed leagues begin phplay May 1. Women’s leaguei can put Jammed nt 72 weree TracyTi Frank and Ter- You can take a lot more pourund. training off for a coupjuple weeks; their season protirobably will M j H H H H ry Spackman o f Burle;irley; Chas Allen and . ing." Clark said he has seenn liisI start near mid-May. Doug Stevens o f Boise;ise; Doug McKay and J shnn; of ankle sprains, kneec iin- Ken Petersen, 433 and: a teammate of Ford’sd's, trained Harold Claxton o f Buhlluhl, and Bill Schubcrt ju riw ‘oriS;Soi« shoulders. Holow -' through basketball foror many years. After tearingg uup a knee, and Don Sin}Rson.af Burlw.Biu cvor,*so^llcra^run into mi he spends most o fh iss timeti on the exercise bike, First flighr-76-Kevifjviiii’cincotta and Jay baslc^adics'iind pains. “I don’l khow .if ypiypu have to bc in terrific shapelape, but you Bailet; 77-Lcc Koch andam Dick Jenning and “A lot o f times, people turnTl atal the wrong place at the wrorong have lo do a gocKJ job'vb'warming up," he said, Bob Johnson and Dickick Larsen, and 78-Al tiitime and get hurt,” said DawnA'n Harvey,: an excrcise physioliolo- After 20 years o f softball,s< Petersen said cndurdurance and Brooks and Bob Moody,xly, Buhl. gigist at Magic Valley Regionallol Medical Center. “Or they/ {get strength can do only so much for him. "It’s reaclionion and fiex- Second fiight-76-Ra;•Ray Keeton and Pete hihurt from uneven grass on thele field.fi Or they pull muscles.!’ ibility that are key, ondant when you're my age andnd ;you don't Peterson; 79-Gaiy Paulsaulson and Dick Flynn For some A League players,:rs, the sea.son started long agoJO in have cither one, you caican live on dreams for only so long."I g f i m m u and 80-John Crawfordrd aand Paul Bon:hard. ththe quest to get into playing shnshnpc. Clark agrees. Mike Ford, one o fthe diamoimond’s elder statesmen at 47,:/, hit “Softball is a little: differentdi than mosl sports beebecause gen- Atlanta replacesement player nthe weight room in-.&SfjJ Octolctober, where he spends morere o f era! slrcnglli is less impmportant to aerobic exercise amand ftexibi!- his time until early March. ThThen, he shif\s his focus lo) thet ity,” he said. killed in apparen«nt robbery !"UTjadmill, excrcise bike and1 stair-stcpperstJ before even goi,oing Strength ond fiexibi:ibility comc together in throvirowing. For WEST PALM BEAC■ACH, Fil.— Tho At- out01 on the field. > • - Doug Bell, who playsays in the C League for Thehe Mcdicine 1 pM BBBjKS lanta Braves’ springg trainingti exhibition The work hasJmproVcd hislis game,1 Ford said. Tlie wcigliglits Shopiw, that area is crucial cr in preseason condition:ioning. “Tlie game with the Montreiitreal Expos was can- have boosted hi^ bolting' whilehile keeping him otrt o f surgegery throwing motion is sonsomething you don't do in the;ie restr o f tlie HtophoB celcd Saturday bccauseuse o f the death o f re- ^when he dislocatiw'a shouldercr fifour years ogo. year. shape for softballls key,U e;experts say, placement ^itchcr Davi)avid Shotkoski in an 'T h e doctor s4id,it thee mmain reason. I tricdsto get soi;ome “And when you playlay oncc in a week or 10 days,;you don't botkoski, 30, o f HofT- o|o f the ; on tlift weights, but they didndn’t. during the season citlietlicr," he said. "You got to starttart oul slow o u t to o o ftem n freak accidents suchti a:as cblllslons rnon Estates, 111., wasas found: dead on the And tlicirleir shoulder,'tliey needed anJ op-c and try not to be too m:macho." in the outfleliaid occure that can causejse Injury. sidewalk in front o f anin coflice h i ^ rise near the team hotel about 6:4i6:45 p.m. Braves general mamlanoger John Schucr- I holz said S^aturday theJie team was offering RicilGollX Uege a SS.OOO rew ard foror. "any inform ation irginia-Airkansas wivill be a piressing mslatter leading to the arrestst ande conviction of .ssocioted Press “It’s not goingng to be as easy as saying only o once, 14-13, and tookook control for the person responsibleble for this trogic and r levue 'W c want to playly za slower pace and slug h good g with a 6-0 run after:r thetl Jayhawks senseless death. edges Bell( k aNSAS n : CITY, Mo. — Decisicisions, dc- out,' ” Virginia co:coach JefT Jones said. "W e had h tied the scorc ot 38 witlwith 13 minutes California slderrwins^ant y j h cisions.s. have no intentionon or desire of playing 40 to ti go. They woajthc same1C wayw they have in Slug-Ou^ U l The; ^Virginia Cavaliers have mim ade the minutes o f halfcoucourt basketball, bul we’ve all a season — by outreboundirnding iheir oppo- slalom final'at ChampionshipsCl right onones thus far in the NCAAA touma-i got to bc smart aboabout our opportunitie.s." nent n and playing outstandingling defense. The PARK CITY, U B1h — - Daron Rohlves al- By B' Larry Hovey ment, arand will need to continue thciheir smart 'Junior'Burroughugh, the Cavs’ outstanding «C««Cavaliers have only shot: 42 perccnt as a most fell on his secon:ond run o f the giant Timcs-Ncws Ti writer play SuSunday when they play defIcfcnding forward, put it thishis way: "W e don't want to titeam, yet wound up in a foufour-way tie for slalom but managed a spectoculars save io chompiipion Arkansas in the finalsils o f the be one o f those: teams te lhat gets caught up t:the regular-season title in the Atlantic win by almost two seconco n ^. TWIN FALLS — Ricks CoCollege, a team Midwes;cst Regional. trying to nm up3 andat down with Arkansas. Coast C Conference. After recovering from■om near disaster at the that th has played 27 games thithis spring and Arkaransas (30-6) uses its press asa.s a way W c’ll definitelyy hhave lo pick and choose T heir performance agoinstlinst Kansas was fourth to last gate, the 21-year-old from still st; hasn’t had its home openpcncr, continued to forcece teams to play more quickickly than when we run will)iili thet basketball." stifling. s The Jayhawks’ 34 percentp shoot- Truckee, Calif., skied:d loI his first national to thrive Pivtb^ rond Soturdaylay night beating they wcvould like. Virginia (25-8)) willv run The fourth-secijceded Cavaliers rcached ing. i: 2-of-21 performancece from1 3-point championship Saturdaylay at the U.S. Alpine BclIt*i ■ .v -B-2 nne»^4ows.TwkilHnFals.Maho Su«l8y..Uvctirti2 8 .1 9 9 S JordIan’s jlu m p e r c l i p s ^ Spartaans no-hit IBeavers inlitwinbiil Hawh TSxsliaaVenWM A TLA N TA (A P)> — M id ta d Jordan’s 16- ' ^ M ^ s c h oM o l ^ b a s a b a n * footer at the buzzerr cCapped a 32-pomt per- RUPERT—- M ^ inko p itd n s t b w back-tc-to- ...... harir it>-faiuere a{ ,^ J b n n a n c e lhat earnedcd I1 ^ Chicago Bulls to a s j^gfliibl oveiiiulched Americacan • SSvcmoiM 99-98 victory overr tfthe Atlanta Hawks on B D s Saturday. HrtiMrt».BaiiMi(7)KKtT<■lTI tWif I C Tiiatefc ;~:Satuni^ nigbt. M anuel Castiitstanada and Ricky MurdocI W*t M t . U T tet It w as tb e fnst timn e Jordan had the oppor- (fidn’t ^ v e up> a h h to llw Beavers in a IO-()-0. 2naBa.«iQ2»2 T-BFatr 30B3CPW 0«g3 ;;_tunity to shoot withth theI game on the line fn^^iimng game[oeooewiiL I ^siiicc c o t n ^ out o fr retirement,re and he made Ca^mada, nmnow 2-0 for tbe Spartans (4-1]-I), - 2 -it count, giving the BullsBi a 2-2 record sincc bas not givca a hit m the seven iiaiiues beb ; ; l i s return. sseasoo. W otveriBessp& tatlVitMH N a ^ R l c h|h, , Dan Price and Eric Scboio w MOUNTAIN HOMEME — Trent Rusbton iioid America n Falls hit less inn a: drove in four runs withh a IboaET and double — P r o b aB s s k e t t i a n 17-0,fivB-imnDgiogwiningametwa tnrh«>lTf>g Ihr decisivc nSBnnB tn thr f mning KGnksbatswcw o e skiw to W8tm-q> in tbe be-be o f the opener — to hle^ e ^ Wood River sfdit a Jordan hit 14 o fr 2<26 shots, all four free low-&ceznig winevinds. In game Ite Spattanans season-opening doublebblebeader at Monntain ^r-*row s. grabbed fourj r rrebounds and bad two struck for fourtr rruns io tbe third inning Jetled Horae. ; - i s s i s t s in 4 4 minutes,s. tHe got 18 ofhis points M in^tripUoffofl* tbe c e n te rfi^ wall to drivivc RtBbtoo, w bo oBckedcd a twwnn homer over “ -!in tbe third quarter, mm: atching A tlanta’s total intwoMiniooraI runs then Cory Thain dooblak d SOO fiKt in die third inningung. dodilcd in two runs the period. home two moree totn tbe bning. to hi^ili^tf die winniDgg 1nl^ for a 14-12 win in In game two,^o, the Spartans batte^ arouiumd the first garne, Mountairttain Home, th^ S, A~m TTTtfiH th<» H ornets 105, Cavj■valiers97 twice during aI 1'17-run second innmg. Miniaico pitdiingof Rick Jensen, d made tbe most: ofo f seven hits aod e i ^ walksiin ii game 144. : C H A R L O T T E . N. S lu g -o ulit___n F a n s ___ C o n tin u e d from B lI JScores aand statsS Continued from Bl CSI wound in bstbs place at 1-3 while | T reasure V alley and CeC entralia evened o ut al | ^ g ! “ While most Twin Fallsalls-arca team s did n ’t 2-2. Bodi Ricks and B< necessarily h av e a seasonison to rem em ber, w e Bellevue were 3-1 go- NBAk stan'ftings I ing into Saturday m'gfat’iifat’s finals. once again were blesseds e d t^y another great USTOHCOfDOCE 2 ? ^ 2 n 5 ! run by the College of-Sor Southcm Idaho. Be- Television BoM II O >49 » I Ptt CB M>rat n a A cause o fth e transitoryf na:nature of junior col- R id b l l . B d l e n B:1 10 0 lO M }t fr J» - ^ > Ev en t ______S ta tk w« ______Thne Kesler’s s in ^ platedtted Steve Randall wbo MhBiM a S JS B KaaOr 7 a sa lege ball, wc have onl)anly a short time to 71 tx 3B 3t , T t e s M a idCTtify w ilh a particular bad lived on a throw ing emw to open the ir>- Im M 7? O Jtl JO 'KBAb»«kedMl.W*rtof.«fitHagic ChanwIT 10 u n . liar team. Bga a C JB » ‘Auto radng. TcanSouth 400 ning. He wound up at second b ^ on the ■ ESPNACtsmlia13 11 am . ■ODM-UMU But with CSI and itsts consistento success, Tenntm, U ptson c h m ilo n thsMp Chmaie Noon .. W L ftt wc identify with a prognogram that neariy al- m islay and Bellevueue then walked Curtis 5 " T C ? ;NCAA tnskotbal. regknal fina n a Ctnnnd It/12 1230 p m n r m ways plays during thete heightbi o f Allitcra- Kail inteclionally to set up th e possible dou- *• Gotf. Ptayws ctwnptoRsMpip C fanw IT 12:30 pjR. ctaM u I n VoaUk « a 1 ILPGA gotf. Dinah Shoo tion S e a s ^ C all u s Forluorlunate Fans, 'b le p L ^ . a a i s s . Chawol6/35 12:30 pjn. Olag> U I I1t , The Bellevue ccnterfielder ten didn’t make 01001 ° a s 2 1 n {Auto radng. Brazfl G m t PitiPli ESPWChmwllS13 2:30pjn. Ote* n t* S And that brings us to thetl next level. T be SUng. national champlonsNpsps PiimoSparts 5 pjn. growth of the NCAA tournamenttou over tbe ; . th e scoop cleanly so a ppossible closc play at m Z7 O .ai Nl __ t e T M II " tbe plate never evolvedsL DM ______25 <1 JM M past IS years has beenn astonishing.as Before teBlBhOJtmMA Mb tki te«< f W 474 ^Ilevue bad jumpc _ ■ _ ____ t f , urity'srPlannedSaving ...... acdi'rate at of Febniar r'arany tim e, IncludTng after thehe accounta it opened. SSO minimi.mum opening babriM r^ired. Mint rulrlifts money from youi3tain ihc dltclow d annual perccnicenUKc yield. R nt Security chedid(lng ac c o u n t' ould r^u ce the earning* on the aecounl.#e •nd monthly transfer;s. 0 Then, as your ass^lt to uvih g s li required. Fee* coulc •rf' t (up to 5.30% APY).' ^ l i c K “ I POCo i i ^ o>PY i jvv'. ■ lary 22. {995; and m iy change a( sintain a of $,]00 lolobiai i-oFat k w "Sis to llaaii ------i ______ I . ^ - a . - -i B , i / Afteier their moth<[ier died in a ccar crash meore than-a y ear ago,a the 9 Culuellar cM Idra3n deal w ith lil i f e T T ^ C)n ttheii r o w n ByLizW'right rig w ipes owoy their teiteors. When they mis- Tim cs-N cw;ws s writer • behave, he disciplin)lines them. When they need someone io confidecon in, he listens, T W IN FAFALLS - Gregorio Cuellarlor Jr., Gregorio Jr. rarelirely lets his own grief 22, com ess hihome from the french-fryy fac-: show, explaining the(hat he has to maintain tory, mctcs:s outc allowances, pays the,e tb ills thc appcarancc o fr st:strength for his broth- and somctietimes dries the teors of his -ers. Once in awhilihile, he tokcs a brcok youngest brcbrothers. from family dutiesies for an evening oui “I tell them tht to calm down, thotot our. with friends. mom w illI beb« with us,” Gregorio Jr.•. s said."^ ' Shortly after thcc a'accident, thc 22-ycar- “S he’ll be5 watchingw o ver us.'-' old won legal guoruordionship of thc six I t's beenen more than a year sincecc thc minor children inI thcth fomily; Maria, 17; eldest brothijther assumed the role of■patri- p£ Andy, 15; Froncisicisco, 12; Victor, 12; arch to eightght siblings. Ruben, 10; and Michael,Mi 8. Eightecn- year-old Cruz also50 I lives with Gregorio, Mario'livcs ot Toma;mas’ house nearby.._ I But his battles in ccourt continue, Gregorio Jr. andid 1his siblings recently settled a lowsuit wwit ith stepfather N ino in which they shorlorc their mother’s S 100,000 insurancecc policy.; Their wrong- ful-death lawsuit ageagainsl Nino is pending in Tw in Falls 5th Di:D istrict C ourt, G regorio Jr.’s inccincome supplements thc monthly chccks thehe family receives from their deod fother’ss StSociol Security. M oney is oftenI tight. tij Two of thc nine siblings, Tomos anand Mario, live down the block and pitchitch in when they can. Thc aunt and unclclc alsoa help. Life in thc Cucllicllar family was never H is m othother, Tommie Cuellar.r, w ' a s easy. I killed in a I Feb. 22, 1994, drunkcn-:n-dri- After Tommieic and Gregorio Sr. ving accidciidcnt on Rock Creek Roadid thot divorced in 1986,. TommieTc Cuellar raised orphaned. heher nine children. Their stestcpfa- the children onn Iher own. Napping ther, Jujyi1 NNino, was drunk at thq wlwheel between jobs, shele scrabbled'*fors money-* and is now}W doing time at a north IdahoId while her oMcr kidskic worked and kept work camnp p on 0 vehiculor manslauglughter house. conviction.n. Tommie Cuellarlar owned three potato T h c y oun)ung Cuellors - eight brotlothers trucks and was onin her1 way to establish- and a sister.ter, ranging in age from 8} tcto 22 ing a family truckiniicing operation w hen she - were forebreed to make it on'theirr own.c died at age 40. Shetie 1had dream ed o f a life Their natuntural father, GrogOno Sr.,., idied for h er fam ily beyonyond form fields, four yearss earlierci o f a heart ottack. “ She w as a hardrd worker," \ Tomas said. , Today, oilall but two of thc siblings5S (con- “You’d never seeee her in a dress, she tinue to live in their mother's onc-se-story always wore jeanss andai a shirt. She taught h o m e o n1 Woshington V Street in T w in m e how to changesoil. oil She wos like thoi.” Falls withth their aunt and unclc.. TheyT Harvest seasonsns ruled their lives for work or go to school, share chorescs and many years. The oldolder children augment- cope w ith1 ththeir grief. ed their parents’ incincome by picking fruil "O fa llththc ^ things that keeps us sirong.stn and digging spupuds and onions in it’s commumunication,’’ said Tomos,IS, 2 1 . W ashington and Ida:Idaho. “Com m unicnication is what keeps the: tifomi- Today at thc Cucl'ucllar home, Tommie’s ly together.’cr." prcscncc lingers everywhere.cv( In the dri- G re g o rio Jr. has assumed hiss ncwi veway is a potatoUo truck she tinkered respcnsibililjilitics with gentleness andid cou-< w ith. In th c yard3 aiarc thc rose and veg- tion. But hehe’s not thc only one who0 takestJ ctoble gardens shehe once tended and the carc o f thetie fam ily. Eoch sibling watimtchcs tree house she helpcilped build. Inside is thc over thti yyounger ones - and AuntA plywood TV standid sshe hom m crcd togcth- Francisco1 ondor Uncle Jesus play keyy rroles cr. in helpingg tcto raise th e children, W hen the little ones ery, Grcgori()rio Jr. Pleaseis e s e e 0RPHANS/C6 ■ H At top , Gregorio checkscks on Victor, left, and FFn rancisco a s th ey help fixnx Michael's bicycle. Nextlext to the garago is the potiotato truck th at th eir motllother bo u g h t a s part o f herh< dream to start a famlimiiy business and build a liftlife for h er children beyor/ond the one sho had knoiown. Above, Andy sitss , j quietly with his dog outlUtslde the family's home,ne. The toen*ager has turrimed to writing poetry In an effort to deal with hishit problems. Below, Ton'om as, In th e m iddle o f soiome family fun, climbs8 Into the back of Gregorlorlo’s 1963 Impala to tryy £and free the trunk's tatctch. Gregorio plans to restore the vehicle, whlihich has become tamlshish e d by tim e. ;■ V In set aboviova, Michael, top, hanga«la o n to V ictor a a th e y playay with a group of nelghborticrh o o d children a t th eir TwinTv Falla homa. Above,», 1Tomas shares pic- P h o to sib b y tu ra t o f hlahli new ao n , R obart, withith older brother Qregorlorio w hlla su rro u n d ed Mike ------byram lndflidera of.their mother. _^h3ha knew of tha'upcon^lngIng birth but never ....S alsbury taw tha baibaby, Tomat ramembaraira. Thalr.uncle, Jeaua, ppU lay a with R obert a s r y - - ...... - a c p u a inI, , Jaaala,J waita for ona of the pfiotographs; J ■ { ■ ./ b ■ ^ 7 ■ B-4- Tlmos-Nows. Twin Foil G ra f sstom ps opponei< n tin h u ]im drumI final Southeri-n IllinoisI itakes KEY BISCAYNE,IE. Fla. (AP) — . o f star pow er ■at the L ipton, _ - J ;, ■ , irity's Planned Saving! at any time, Includinffaftcr theeaCcoum at » H )p c « d . SSOminimun^m -openlng------— ' baUnM r ^ i r e d . Must malnciifts money from ^ourain ihc disclwcd annual percenta;ntage yield, f^nt Security checklr jid i^ u c e ih^ earhingi on th e kccouiit. c ' iS d m onthly tranjfer’bf,s. Then, as your assets10 taving* il required- F c « could 1 \(up to 5.30% APY). \ =it>f6 miation7^top>-inti inpK; fy'237 (99F;^and rniy'chatiB eat a n u in d balsiWe of $.|O0 ta o b tain 9^*t le u t ^ 5 to t V - . ------m m m m aagi f FS A fteter their mothher died in aL carc crash melore than a ^ yearjr ago, the 9 Q^Xiellar childreien deal w ith 1lif e . . . C) n ltheiir o wn By L iz WtVright ri w ipes aw ay theirr tetears. WHcn they mis- Timcs-NewJews writer behave, he discipliiplines them. When they need som eone to co:confide in, he listens, TW INI F,FALLS - Gregorio Cuellaliar Jr., Gregorio Jr. rarearely lets his own grief 22, comeses homi e from the french-fo'fry fac- show, e.xplaining; ihthat he has to maintain tory, metes:tes out allowances, pays thehe bills the oppeorancc o>f f sstrength for his broth- a n d somnetimes et dries thc tear^ ofhisol ers. Once in awhil/hile, he takes a break youngest;t bibrothers. from family dutiestics for«an evening out “ I te ll1 tltheiin to calm down, thatiiat our with friends. m om w ill be\ w ith us,” G regorio Jr.Ir. soid. Shortly after thetie i accident, thc 22-ycar- “ S he’ll be wA atching over us.” old won legal guajuardianship of the six It’s beereen more than a year sinccnee the minor children inn tl the fam ily; M aria, 17; eldest brotlrother assumed thc role ofif ppatri- Andy, 15; Francisicisco, 12; Victor, 12; arch to elglsight siblings. Ruben, 10; and Michael,M 8. Eightecn- year-old Cruz alsoIso lives with Gregorio. M aria lives at Tom>mas’ a house nearby, But his battles in At top , Gregorio checkcks on Victor, teft, andI FranciscoFr as they help flfix Michael’s bicycle. Ne>Next to the garage Is the potlotato truck that their motn other bo u g h t a s p art ofI h er dream to s ta rt a famiamlly bu8lnev««nd build a IKlife for her children beyotyond the one she had kmnown. Above. Andy sitsts quietly with his dog ouloutside the family’s homeme. The teen-ager has turum ed to writing p o etry/ In an effort to deal with hihis problems. Below, TotTom as, In th e m iddle of someS( family fun, climbs38 H Into the back of Gregor[orio’s *{^63 Impala to tryry an d free th e tru n k ’s latatch. Gregorio plans to> restore the vehicle, whi/hich has become tamlstiIshed by time. o n to Victor a s th ey play laj wltii B uiuup~of~'—^ In set abo>t)bve, Michael, top, hangv — f h o to ss-by— - t — ------1 n elghborfortiood children at theirrlw T ln Fallahome. Aboye,re, Tomas shares plc- turee off hih is n ew so n , R obert, witwith o ld er b ro th er Gregoric)rio white surrounded Mike Inders of their mother. 81She knew of tho upcomlniling birth but never S alsbur) I bab y , T o m as rem tm b en•re.-TheIr uncle, Jesus',, plplaya with Robert as...... ^...... J ■' In, J e s s ie , w aits for on e) oof the pfiotographs. f . - ■ V ; ■■■: COPY I “ I, *C-2 Tlmos-Nows. Twinwin Falls, Idaho SurxSay, M art^xh 26,1995 . • , : 12 5 ways to telellifyou’rre a real Id[dahoan Servi(iceis ______I h a d sstopped t at a cafe in I his farm subsiibsidy chccks jusl the G o o d in gg F o r 0obituary rate Informala tlo n , Idaho0 leaders look toto thwart drawd(towns c a llil 7;733-0931, extisnslon 27676 rENTlON Obituuaries ______O RO FININO (AP) — Idaho offi-- ofTercd slightly more hopeipe, suggest- cials are huntinghu for a way lo keepp ing dissolved gas levels ( iperty Owners J. Byron Rsher, 76, forrsmier Dodo the federal■al goveramcnt from draft-:- sent a clean shot at the fed 0 Hennessey said Lancec has dctcr- of T w i n MJJ® i t 4 ' \ Delanane 'Red' Anderson resident, diod Wednesday,y, March 22, ing Dworshrshak Dam this summer to -j 1995, at his homo in Arco.I. flush younging salm on to the occan. mined that limiting thee dissolved SUHSe Delarilane 'R ed* A nderson. 62, of ^sel Memorial Ho was born on May 4. 4 1918, at T he Northwest on Power Planningg gas levels in the Clcanval'ttter's North ' r Twin p£Falls, died Thursday. March ' Wendoll. tho son of W.O. ird promises Park... 995, at his home, 0. and Lee Council’s’s Idaho members, Mikec Fork to the Idaho standarc notbecnconlacledlohMyour ' 23. 199! I Annor Arrington Fisher. In Red>id w as born Nov. 10, 1932. in In 19X3 he Field and1 ToddT Maddock, on Fridayy the besl way to rein in 1 llcd and upililsd please call our movod wilh his family to ) Andes. S.D.. the son of promisedJ t.lo help as much as theyy rclcascs. ollicoicoloranappointtnenl. loi Lake / ° where they farmed. He Andrewew and Julian Novak Anderson, suggested il would bec A final decision, Henneinessey said, i v a * ’ J school in Heybum. He wortS tfe d lS rte He camamo 10 Twin Falls in 1945. Red has nol been made abouout whether 7«N Amalgamated Sugar Comimpany until monHiSjnn coming.c 3^5743 worked;od for Rogers Seed Co. for 1954. He man-ied MaxineI CrannoyC on D "’'!'* Hennessey, H' chief of staffff the slate will file suit. m anyyt June 7. 1954, at Oakley.'1._Their mar*_____ for Attomcmey General Alan Lance, ) is sun/ived by two daughters, riage was later solemnized)d on Nov. 6. ______Lori BaBaird of Pinodale, Wyo., and 1991. in the Sl. Gooroe, I ^ Serenana Roberts ol Arco; two sons, ^ Temple. He worked for'r tthe Bu'fSy R H a i l l Tracee Anderson/ of California and ncial Directions y Irrigation Districl and thene Minidoka M ReynoldsIs GregI AndersonA of Boise; six grand- Q ■ Irrigation District as a ditchch ridor until ■ childroriron; one great-granddaughter: _j his retirement. During hihis working ■ ^ three3 bbrothers. Doan A nderson of °{ years, he and his wife resi3slded in tho ■ jnemlGhg1 ^ 1 1 Falls. Chuck Anderson of Fu ” , Jackson aroa and later In) CDocb. After ■ I N ampe ipa and Milton Andorson of his retirement, he and his>wifo w lived in H Caiifornornia: and two sisters, Andrea ®, Washington. Utah, until the^ley moved lo M ;oly and Donna Relnking of B lakeh ]' Arco seven months ago|0 where he ■ V era M. M uns Washinhington. He was preceded in n so n had since resided. h by his parents and his wife, — Vora May Mun;lunson, 81. of Twin death t Sun/ivors indude his wife,wi Maxine H le. Falls, died Thurslursday, M arch 23. Elaine, hg of Arco; two brothers. Emc;-icst Rsher of ■ memorial sen/ice for Red v^ll be 1995, at the Magliagic Valley Regional A me Boise and Eugene Rshorr oof Salt Lake ■ at 4 p.m. Monday, March 27. Modical Center inini Twin Falls. beld at *1 • City; two nieces and sixIx nophows. iQif She was bomn N May 22. 1913. tho 1995,), at£ Whilo Mortuary Chapel in including Walt Fisherr ani d Kolly imes R. Love, Falls. Cremation will take place H 24666 Addison Ava. E.»Twiirwin Falls daughter of AdoVdolph a n d L ennie Twin Fa iT? Fisher, both of Burley. Ho He w as pro- CERT1FIEFIEOFIHANCIALPUUaiER er th'e direction of White Wood Erickson wewest of Rier, Idaho, under ceded in death by his parents,ps two natory in TVvin Falls. re do you want to 733-4900 In 1914. tne familynily moved inlo Twin Cremati brothers and one s:ster. 3 0 flnandally? Falls where they/ residedre on Addison w s iw ? 7? The funeral will be heldId at 11 a.m. ______^ tAvenue for oneie year.' They then '■iu M onday. M arch 27, 19!995, at the moved to 157 JeffersonJel St., living ^ Payne Menwial Chapel. 221Z W. Main M f W I H there until her marriage ma to Howard St. in Burley with BisJlshop Dan Munson on June me 23. 1934. They Darrington officiating. Burifirial wiil be at A . Nio, o, a CFP professional ■ —moved to Shoshoshone In September the Paul Cemetery. Friendnds may call c a n help•Ip you w ith a n y asp e c t T h e h m i l y o f CO w en J. Barton wisheshes to express < > Z1935 and ran a StandardS Service from 6 to 8 p.m. today. Marlarch 26, and o f y oiir u r financial planning - —Station until 1937>37 when they came prior lo the funeral onI Monday^ at needs.. For F example, if you1 sincii're apprerecialion for the h'ndn\dness shown “ back to Twin Falls-alls and built a new Pavjiel\4ortuary. w a n t ad'advice on how to rollI l o u s in1 Ithe loss o f our lovede d o n e . homaat 175J0fferiffersonSt-V^eshe The family suggests mcnomorials be o v e r an a IRA or what had sinco lived'ed. Sho attended given to the Natlonanal Kidney investmiments to make for The outpouringJ o f cards, letters, phcohone calls; the Lincoln G rade Scl-School and gradual- •lorida Ave., fu n d ing gcollegc education, a Foundation. 3801 E. Flo \ v is its , H o w e r s , mtem e orials and deliciot:ious food; along e d from Twin Fal!Falls High School in Suite 503, Denver; CO 8020210, or may p l a n ner e r can address those 1931. In high schGchool. she played on |p lH be loft at Payne Mortuary. lc needs. What makesi wilh Ibe love sshown by neighborsT5 and friends ; the girls state championshipche team. L U m ial plan n in g so effective Vera worked at various\ stores In Is th a t: it takes a systematic,I h a s b eeen t d great com fort1 tIc o u s . Twin Falls andd alsoe as a dental a B f f .' holistic: approacha to whateveri W e wish to thanink the physicians, nursesnu and staff assistant for 10 years.yet n e e d s you yo have. It recognizes She was a-metTiember of the Firsl / - i ■ th a t eachjch financial element off al the Twin !cfalls Clinic and H ospispital, N orco ' Unitod Methodistdisl Church In-Twin M - F lossie B. Passm oi life-investm ents, In- o r e y o u r Uf M ediihl, ThThe H om e Heallh Profrofessionals Falls since 1920)20. Vera was verv Flossie Belle Passmimoro, 97, a surance,e, taxes, and so on-are - inactive in her famili(Tillies lives and activi- P auul l E. W hite Wendell resident, diedd Saturday. Interlinkeiked. Specific needs will a n d o t hl e e r s for Iheir dedicaleiited care ■ 5 ^ i e s even down'V to her great-grand- p-u, ied March 25, 1995, at St.:. BenedictsI be addreIressed In the cohtext of iul E White. 77, of Hazelton. died o}ver v a period o f lime.\e . «• —children. She enenjoyed camping, CfiHayly, March 24, 1995, at his homemo Family Medical Center inI Jerome.Jl - y our oveiverall financial plchjre. ^ cooking and travelweltng, but she loved Mng a tong illness. Rossle w as bom July' 14.1 1897, In : O ur apprecialJlion to Jerry H olm an3 n a n d s t a f f a t the Lord (oremosnost and dedicated 17 Eureka, Kan., the daughteIter d Turner ForFlnoinanclaf & Retirement 3 was bom September 26.1917. w h i t e M otriuary r i for Iheir caringing service. her lifo to servingng him. She reached mKunnjna. Idaho, the son of Paul H- andmcj Lee and Lula Ravenscrol Ing Consult: out in love to herer ffriends and neigh- r Grass Whito. He married Debby one of five children. FtosS’S i I s S school In Kansas belore n Irene Barton Iwrs in giving ofif herselfh« to them. W gHarmon , on July 23, 1970, at FESSIONAL She is sun/ived-ed by one daughter, pjackfo uTg her family In1905 to Oregc Robebert & Carol Barton & Familmily kfoot, Idaho. Paul farmed In the S o ^ d S e c o nNOMIC c Carol Louise Chu{Ihugg of Silver U k e , 5 ^ellon 2 area for many years andmd to Buhl w here sh e comi Marg:rgaret & Cliff Wilson & Fami'amily Ore.; one daughiighter-in-law, Peggy S d He educalion. She met anand married SEKVHLaCES. INC. lad for several area famrwre, He JC LaKcs Blvd. N. . Lindala & Robert & Nilson & Fam.■amily (Ron) Munson GibbsGib of Welser; four K eed, d fished and enjoyed all out- Morton PassrrxxB on Mayiyl5,1918.in grandsons. Mikoko iMunson of B o is e ,* * -^ n, H q Buhl. To this marriage, tvtv«3 Children T « leph '-a. ___ , ^ I r w r — , " ' I - - - - /______I MiIni-Cassiia "Vblunttteers lemLdhand Miiii-Casiis\a peoppie cCSI Quiz Bowl teamt( wins title in Boise to saveI Cassia Kves — Thc College of Southernn Idaho Delta Epsilon Chihi CQ uiz Bowl Tcani recrecently participated in the 28lhiAnnual28 Slate Career CorConference in Boise, By JcnnifCT Bundi Lewis toolcx)k an EMT training coursc Tlic team defeated Ricks Coll)IIege anci Boise Slate Universversity to bring home ibcr o flhe team. Timcs-Ncws wriicr about sevenm jyears agcTitaiw could take the championship. Corcn Blaciackmon o f Burley is a member 1C right to eompclc al carc o f hiss ffamily. Wiih certification Several students won theirr ccompetitive events and the ri for Marketing and • . MALTA - It takes onlynly six minutes he had to ) sisign a two-year service thc Nalional Career Deve.'clopment Conferencc for ipitality and Tourism for brain cclls to die. amand this small pledge withith thc Malta unit and has M anagement Students in Ma;lay in St. Louis. Mo. Hospita r Peterson o f Burley, ' .town is 45 minuies awaiway from the smycd wiiJih ilit. Marketing - Gayla Plochcr ofoi Rupert, flrsl. and Lesier Pi rial Marketing Plan - ncaitst hospital. “Peoplee lllhat help people. That's third: Gener.il Marketing - BlBlackmon, second; Industrial z o f Burley, lirsl. ■ "W c'rc om here in thcthe middle o f what it’s allall about. Wc just take the Blackmon, firsl; Finance andJ Crcdit;( Casiana Velasquez of I nowhere, so when pcopic)lc ’wreck, wlial time, and I Ih hope lhat someone will do . arc they supposed lo do?'Jo?” said Mike thc same forb ri me someday,’’ he said. Area residents monake dean’s listt as t ISU ,lta Ambulance, About 90)0 percent o f Malta’s emer- •Lewis, president o f Malta, Michelle U. Inouyc of De)eclo, Kimberly'J. Ottlcy oof f Elba and Kry-sT?! , a volunteer cmergency-ser•services unil. gcncy callsIs a arc accidcnUs on Inicrsiate Til Hnugebcrg of Heybum havee Ibeen named lo the fall semeemesler dean's lisl at sparsely popu- 84 involvinj'ing pcopic simply passing thu . Thc distances across spi In an omorgoncy modlcjcal technician training cl the Collegc o f Education al IdahoId; Suite University in Pocaiocalello.. lated Cassia Counly requirjuin: volunteers through thethe arca, Lewis said. He -j-|Thaxton stabilizes Aprilril Ward, who poses as a medical tcchni- rem em bers;rs baby books flung all thc to serve os cmcrgency met accident. Thaxton slgnoiod up for EMTiralnlng j The 7Vnici-Neu'i’ w clcom}cs a item s about area nsidcnls■nf.s- u7)o rcccive Iwn- (Trou'd'itrun'uccidcnl ihaf g| Me j , eians; they can begin CPR:PR, halt bleed-' ucros's the r sho had witnessed a pkilc k u p tto jck d riv e o ff Mt. ors or rccouniliun. Send inForhnmtion to The Timcs-Ncws■n'.s Spotlight column, l-yeac'old woman, who had ^ ing, and stabilize an aceaccident scene killed u 21-y was coming down fromi \ Pomorelle Ski Aroa, sh MiIKO. Box 54H. Twin Falls. IDD S330X while help is on tlic way.,y. SSome volun- been ridingg ii in a car witli u young man. Karla Robinson, a volurjnteer EMT In Ooclo. thi tcer u n its, such as Ma!Vlalla's, have "You kno'now tlicy were planning for Bh ambulances and are licens:ensed to trans- a future, AiAnd it was gone." Lewis just ji a phone cnl! oway isi I help," he be traii-sported ii (wn victims to tlie hospitallital. said. sjiid. bottlefield'to a Mini-Cassiaa senior calalendar I ‘ ■ Lewis and a dozen MaltaMa! residents Accidentints that claim thc lives of Basically. Idaho identifies:s iisclfi as a accident victim c I ic a minimum of 515. i stafT.thc ambulance, whicvhich the com- young peof;ople arc the most heart- vivolunteer EMS state, said JeiJerry Alter, highway into to\INNIFER OUNCHmi* -nmo»-N*w» j j | Golden Heritage Senior Cenenter that the order be ii • munity raised money to3 pipurchase. Tlic wrenching,J, t he said. But dcalh is only I:I-MS operations coordinatoitor Idaho’s Much of thc i 2421 Overland, Buriey Kasper will deliverivcr your groceries w, ' volunteers arc on call 24 Ihours a day, another stepIcp, and sometimes nothing 1:EMS bureau. About 75 to 909i percent transport systenI class, Karol lii'cAll dinners at noon. Sugjggested you. 365 days a year. They arcaren’t paid for can be done>nc; Lewis .said. He says he oo f Idohci’s EM Ts arc voluilunteer, he procedures, hei a; victim in a horso donation is 52. The crafi shopjp 1ladies needs some • Ihcir scrvice, and they' of often dip into has bccomcme ealloused-to death and s;said. ^ was the first g lii j u s t d a y s afto r Monday; Breaded vciil helping hands loD enembroider dish low- their own pockets for cash:ash to keep the blood, becaurouse it’s a necessity with thc "Tlien;'s not enough peopliple in rural used helicoptersIt. Harrison as It onTugpday: Fish wilh com chowowder els and pillow case;:ases. Please volunteer sho said. At loft is />.( e priijecis - items are emergency unit running.?• job- communitiesCl to be able to aJTord af full- he .said, W ^esday: Birthday dinnener with to assist in these pi Volunteer units in Ca;Cassia County "Bul someimetimes after on emotional- tilime staffing of EMS servictices," Alter Soon revised turiccy and al! the trimmings ' •needed to sell inI the gift shop. ■ includc Decio, Albionion and Almo lytou^ieall:all, we have to sit down and s;s;iid. will allow vohiiid more c|uickly from thc |LThursday: Pigs in a blanket Tax assistancancc wilh George quick response units; as well\ as Raft work it o uit, t,; and realize that the whole Before the mid-1970s, ththe United lion for more ail:i a hospital, Uuin a car HF r i ^ : Taco salad SciiwindeinanII frfrom 9 a.m. to 4 \ . River Rescue, Inc.;: MMini-Cassia situation wa.sva.sn’t our fall," Lewis said. SSlates was without an organic’lized tm er- ing lo Sliirlcym Icould make it from the -----Activities p.m . every f-'ridaiday through April Scarch and Rescue,, Mini-Cassia M Vaughn1 D.C Cook, president,of the gigency response system, he: eexplained. EMT with Lifelown, I Ahcrexplained, Monday 14 by appointmment er only. To make Extracation, and Ruperpert C ity-Firc ninc-mcmbeiibcr Raft River Re.scuc, said IcIdaho was the first stale to oorganize a state EMS instruic EMS organization and 2Tux a.ssislancc from 1 to 3 p.nrm. an appointment.:nt, call 436-9107. Extracation. he’s been a volunteerv EMT since 1983 CQuick Response Unit.lhe saidlid. Volunteer lem EN is based on military Pinochle at 1 p.m. This service is ffor seniors, low ' Rural EMTs arc armccmed wilh two- when tiic uniunit was first fomied. Ambulances hav<5 exist'sted since fied every twole y said, llie Korean War do Fridoy income and non-I;in-English speaking ^ way radios and are dispatclatched througli "T here: had hi been fatal accidents bbefore the Civil War. but bbefore the least the basic: lime 1 thc United States Ceramics al I p.m. people. ' thc Cassia Countyty S h c r if r s involving. lolocal people, ond tliat was I1970s it might be ati clderl:rly couple or the more ad\ers lo transport wounded. Pinochle club at 1 p,m. Cipriano LopezICZ will ' te;ieh Spanish ' Department in Burley oror tlthe statewide one o f thec nreosons wc got involved," wwilh only First Aid training; r\running an tion. from 10 to 11:300 a,ia.m, on Wednesdays ' emergency mcdieal scrvicrrviccs commu- Cook said.I. ■ 0old ambulance, as was Unhe caso in Volunteerssed i government criteria tui Minidoka County Seniorcjr and Fridays, ; nication network. Tlie iilterremative used to be loading IcIdaho Falls, he said. In mailany towns, emergency respihinlecrs to eam certifica- Citizens Servicc Ccntcr A creative writiii]iting course inslnicled - Thc EMTs go throug)ugh thc same pcopic intolo l the ear und racing for the lllhe mortician was thc mostst qualified firsl people on tlailvanced skills, aecord- 702 11th SL, Rupert by Blanche NielsenIsen will be held frmn 1 classes as advanced EMTMTs who woric hospital, he.;1C Kii;l, No organized system pperson lo call on an accidentnl scene, he "They don’ly Halford, an advanced All dinners at noon. Sug(iggested I to 3 p.m. on Tucscucsdays, : for eouniy ambulance serv^crvices, but the existed, execxcept maybe an I-agle Scout a : W Q E J Iter, o ur partners in hardM. Mien, D.P.M. D ,widA.llhickmer.D.PM. id A Wayne Dhiuer, M .D.D. WalrrrAf. Graham, M.D'.D. Eugene Holm, M .D. M ichaelKleit, D.O. d e n Pa^^e. M .D. 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He is con-- was the first such distribubution since :hool lunnch memUS Blanchard residents; anarc angry about sidcrcd aa supplier: of neo-Nazi liter-■ Sandpoint was hit in Novi>vcmber. He ----^— r— — : ------littlc-orange-packagc»jc»-of-hate m ail- aturc-in, Gcrmany.-Gi said the Blanchard inciicideni was Orily mainm dishes arc listed. All11 Friday: Mini comdogs.i. T h u rs d a y anand Friday:'. No • dumped in their frontnt yards.y S prcngngic sa,id he also-saw the: sim ilar lo that earlier effotbrt. schoolss serves milk with meals. school. M ark S prenglc saiciaid he found a bags :>t;att:attcrcd around Blanchard’ss Aryan Nations leadciIcr Richard Most schc:hooIs in tlic M agic Valleyy , GLENNS FERR'R Y ------: copy of the racist newspapernc the ' downtowrw n area. • Butler said deliveriescs are not • closciscd this week for springg ' Monday: Ribccuc. School Juncbcb wj cn u s aiv priirt- ' New Order and inscnscrts blasling “1 pickicked up my tieighbor’s> planned, Rather, he saiiaid. church vacation.'n .‘ •Tuesday: Super nachos.s. cd as a publicf’c sscrvicc. To have -niulticuUuralism, totouting Adolf becausc: hehi was gone and 1 told him1 members arc free lo dististribute the Wednesday: Hamburger;cr, fAc lunch m enun u C/?reaAr/a5f m e n u Hitler and defam ing; bliblacks. about I." it." he said. “1 didn't want a1 information. BLAINEB COUNTY Thursday and Frididay: No if desired) priprinted with the ; They were wrappeppcd in o ran g e kid to con:om e by and find it.” “They don't always tellell us where Sclf-seiserve bar available everyy school. m en tis in Sunnday's d a paper, send . delivery sleeves'on the driveway of Donnala BrownI found copics at herr they arc going to distrtribute the <^ay. • the menu to The Th Times-News, ; his and his nciglibors’s’ pproperly in Ihc placc off work. w ^ material," Butler.said. VALLEY ■ P.O. Box 548,18. T w in F alls. ID i communily north o f CocurCoi d'Alene. “I’m notn( seared," Brown said, An Aryan Nations spspokesman Monda)Jay: Hamburger, Monday: Sofl-shcll taco:o, 83303, or faxIX i il lo 7 3 4 -S 5 3 8 , : Tlie inserts also inchncluded applica- “I’m angiigry at the racial connota-- ,.who identified himscl:Ilf only as ' Tuesdajday: Pcppcroni pizza, Tuesday: Chickcn ch:hunks or attentioo: LiLunch Menus, ; tions to join the Haydeir’den Lakc*bascd tions andnd grossly offended withI “staff leader" said the: ^group has' Wcdncsicsdjiy: No school, hamburger. D eadline is noonoon Friday for pub- Church o f Jesus Chri:hrist-Christians their useISC of the name of Jesus5 ' about 150 10 170 m cmibcrs b in the Thursdasday: Chickenburgcr. Wednesday: Open menunu. lication Sunday. ! Aryan Nations. Christ. JesJesus C hrist is not a racist.’’ area, and lhat if they distritribute liter- 1__!______New Order editorr GaryG Lauck o f B uzz ArndtA t of the Bonner County' ature they are asked to3 do1 it in a ' Lincoln. Ncb!T~was'as arrested in Human RightsR Task Forcc said itt legal manner. n More i / 1 LQrphanns______CoinIncidence? ! Continued from 01 hins, Ihcy-ll Moarfusus have the habit d wishing I solve myly problems," Andy said. "I*1 me succeed at somcthi: ^ c e s s o S ^ Photographs of TonI'ommic Cuellar used toI taket: my problems out on>n do it too." othosgoodJ luck;111 h o w tr, is ihert any \ iind (he kids udom the living room other kidkids. I would go out andd Tomas, who now hasIS a w if e a n d sud iih in ^ It could be aiguedihu what ]E ' R E E jacket, • walls. Polaroids, ofo her life, fight. I feltfc stupid when teachersrs two children, hopes; ( t o s e e t h e appeus lo ha happen by l i ^ b leaDy a ^^^^■ yourr choicec o f ; b'jnudged with littleIe :fingerprints, would askasl^ me why. 1 didn’t knoww trucking business succcci c d . . Jogical ouigTO'pwiih of dctemiincd effort, ; aro kept in bedroomsIts ;and tucked in what 10 say.’'sa The poiato truck standidsjcady for Rjf ^jeaax,B, Ithe person who wins the_ usive Snow . ' wallets. H is grai’rades haVc slipped, but hisis use this year, 1? ,. „ Iccay is mermerely gening a bencvolert n long sincc teachers•s haveI high hopes for hisis “It keeps her dreanim s a liv e , r.^ ide m odels . I t . h a s n ’t b e e n f his or her efoit to uia Thie MichacI. 8. writing, Tomas said. “Wc drove then be the occasion when a J S b u y e r w(would wander “I'mjust ji trying to hang on.”" trucks last year, and it W'worked prel- from room to Andy suitlaid. "If (my brothers) sec:c ty w ell. W c’ll be doing; itil again." ns the kxtoy without ever ; e c t i o n ' . ; ^ H j l room, remem- ______hara^tricdioItodoso. AD of which brings CTDCT Re«r\ejne^viml>. Pnlati, ,nmv,nol,ile will, a 1200 non-fefundal>Icdef>o»itfl„n- bcring his usioihesub^ib^c/coinciiicnce. O nlte r u \p l...< j5 0 0 on 440 XCU .Si*>.Si l>v Ajiril IS, 1995. Pobri» willllg»iaranicc g»i: availibilitv suhjca, GeorgeJC8C^tKDo^uld opined, Tfwc and priorin' thipiiient of the mododd m'«j cLx.«. NO TE: Dfv\LERERSHAVF.AI.JMITED S m o th er’s pres- QuANTiTy OI--600 x c a s pP Mj 0D E I5 AVAUj\B1.E T O SNO>NOWCHECK.Cemin encc there. fer-— bdicvx: Hutu (God t? cNoywhen:, why modeU are arailalile only underr SnowS Check. Tor a small premium,im. onlvii Snow Check Ruben. 10. _ shouUwcnctnot think Him pnscM even in luitomcrt can order ovir ti'ecUl1 RwliyR Mciiinl'jiii King package asIS iiasiaiiJard equipment on tele>.'C tiwKic/i. often talked to l|T I ^ rfl thccDinddenocnccs lhat sometimes seem so T m ? 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Idaho C-7 Idaho ' Moscovw attoriMleysays ^Legislator fifinally granteted wish on federal fifimds for Gocoals 2000 Ridetlthe wind wife ha(dtokiU{spouse ‘M O S C O W (A P ) ~ TThe l state SuperintendentIt ofol Public Instruction ‘ Board of Education’s dccccision to Anne Fox lo acceptac( the S44S.OOI) ' BOlSn (AP) — The; lawyer1 for violcncc inn Idaho 1 have declined • . q acccpt federal Goals 200C00 money for Idaho schoi;hools. That hill was ' p erh ap s thc sta te ’s Hrsrst battered slightly over'cr thc past year, ilrop- for f Idaho’s public .schoolsils has the turned back in1 thethe House, woman Jicquittcd of muilurdcr based ping from4,115 4, in 1993 lo 3,857 approval a of a legislator whcho pushed "Pin pleasedd toto see that thc Board on sclf-dcf'cnsi; contcndnds Patricia in 1994, ucciccording"lo the state fforthe funding. ofEducation had the courage to do Gallagher had no choioice but to DepanmentIt o f Law Enforcement. Sen. Gary Schrocder, R-^l-Moscow. what thc'Legislatislature didn’i have the kill hcr-iiusband as hc shslept. In 1994,, 151 of Ihc state's 35 t:tried to pass legislation r(requiring courage to do,"," hihe said. Jim Gallagher was slsliot in the homicides werew tied to domestic head in ihc Tamily’ss Bonncr.s violence. In In 1993, 13 o u t o f 31 Ferry hom e Sept. 18. 19‘993. resulted from3111 violence at home, Moscow attorney.*y Craig I'br i’atriciicia Gallagher, being a ■ ■' i ''' ; Mosman convinced a jujury in July statistic me:neant beatings, nipes. '"C^oiisiG^SMENTAUC 1994 lhal Mr.s. G allagh»her»bad no death thronlnnts-and seeing her 13- choicc. and 15-year:ar-old sons routinely Saturday, A p ril 1,1995 ■ 10:3(1:30 a.m. * V^v-^ )sman said. I She was acquitted afteler slanding beaten. Mosn LOCATION: Off miickfw.t Ex iipprox. 1 mik‘ weiit cmiHwy. Hw 2i;, W atch for trial twice. Thc first castise ended in Her husbaband "built a contrap* auction Hi);nK. : shed where, he strung a hung jury voting 111 to one to lion in the s: TRACTORS’ JD *1040 2v/d P/S tmnrans., ub. A/C, radio.^3^|.^wim lill assi: acquit her. his childrenn upi with ropes to their Mosman, a formener Latah hands and beatbc tlicm, or whipped » County proscculor,ir, spoke them with1 aa whip that he con- 4 Saturday in-Boisc-nbouout-thc-bnt*—struct ed-out"!J^of-\vood-^nd surgical----- I '■A\ ------lercd-spouse syndrome: ini trials. tubing." Moslosinan said. Olof'mallVrUaam Christina Crawfor)rd. made "A neighl;hbor reported seeing ( famous by "Moinnjic Dearest," D a him tiirow^ ana ax at a child. He . book about her abusivee childhood hooked up thcth children to a crank piW ® ■ with mother Joan Crarawford, is generator wit.vith a w ire to their toes, \ h ’J writing a book abcbout Mrs. An electricc shock: going through Gallagher’s case. Crawwford lives the children’::n’s bodies would cause or 4 bollom rollover plow.- in thc Panhandle townI cof Tensed, them to wet;t ihcirl pants." M l where she runs a farn:■m and bed Witnesses;cs te.stificd Gallagher 'and breakfast. suid hc wouljuld kili his wife if siie i i l i l S ,ry chain, blovvcf - JD 4 roy;: Mo.sman. 35, weavess ja tale of a left him. m an at w ar with hi.s famim ily. L eav in g also al wasn’t an option "At one point duringg the trial, I because of thetl psyciiology ofbat- said this was a murder case,c and it tcrcd womenen. Mosman said. i « i was murder by instalallmeni — Baltered-s|!-spouse e.xpert Lenore threat by threat, aclionn by action. Walker —- %vho % i.s scheduled to Jim Gallagher indicateited he was testify in liethe O.J. Simpson murder going to kill his family,'y," Mosman trial — testistified Mrs. Gallagher said. suffered aI states callcd "learned Reported incidents of domestic helplessness.ss." ■ hokfditjoo'rs'^- blailed ■ 6.5' lot; sjr^s MISCELLANEOUS: Th t150 orindci s i f p siiS i M e r i t aige i anil ^In nibstone i ^ I tt rem ent (E entt ter» I , Jhe I “ConiL’ CO:oinf)£trc’ o itr servict’.': ctnclci /pricc’S.'” I c ^ c r i tta a g c ■ 6 2 2 F ii£h Av£.W . 11777S.C uhtisRo. H Boise, ID. ■ TwihFa u s .ID B air A uctioons 1962 W.TL Taber Rd-, 733-9064 376-4191 ■ / BlackfootK)t» ED 83221 Fax: 733-0343 FMj37MS12^^B hIIh plnnhistonc 491 Cmwell TwihFa u s.ID r.tp- 734-6Q62 Fax:733-2474 i '^ u z n APpnoto I Kim Peck of Poc'ocatello catches a ride withw the wind on i s. .American Fallss ReservoirF Thursday. PePeck and two of his friends bravedJ tlth e Ice cold w a te r an d1 thetl cold winds for som e surfing fun.fur BEC:: ) K E R RANCH i SAVING EQUIPMEDENT DISPERSAIAL A U C T IO N i S aturday, t i A pril 88, 1995 Locatcd; F rom O ntontario, Oregon, w est on Hwywy. 20. 39 miles to Hnrpor, then north 12 mi.ni. to Wcetfnll then 6 milelilea to Ranch. FOLLOW > E SIGNS. From Bunuime, Oregon, cast-on Hwy.y. 20, 92 miles to Harper, O regon. FOLLOWV SIGS N Sr SALE TIME: 1111:00 AM M.S.T. LUUNCH SERVED S T O R T erm s; Caah, bankah U /;purchancs oi'ct $2500 w ill kahle chcck day o f aale. *AU i i RE Q U IR E a B ank IctUletter of crcdit or caahier'a checkrA______> 9 T R A C T O R S - DQ 93 Fold 8KK) 4 wd »,8xn38 rubber wfth duajm 148t7^^?rf™t 1i iai, 3 pt - 85 Ford TW-35 18.4x38 mWrubber, 7G76 hre., 3 oL. enlymr. 80801 b'oidTW-10 2wtl.lG.9x:i8 nil> m ET S A ber, 3 rcmoUfl. cnMiirr -• 737 John Deero 4 * 0 4wd Hi-droro ta-KLit with itOPS 18.4x38 mdi- 40®/o • m (Ob, 3 pL -IH fonnnllCIC86 8 d i ^ , 3 p t • 70 AUifl O ilmnere e n 180,3 p t • Fnnnnll Cub wido ^fSfSSEEgE^ 1 fhmt with mower - T7 C -14 lender, nrticulnting with cab • 1 Viv H H 3 , lixm 12 ft hydro dozer 16-A - i»65b5 Dozer 4 wny blade, Ripper, now hcods, powc 2EDAR CHEESTS WM Reg. S399.00 Hceston 4900 bnlcr, 4x4x Kwsthcr conditionciB, 4 d dicni cnb'air, IG (I hoods. 506 hi Bnie chrapcnTcccScr a^pn with flcnka, itido draivoy, 6 bnk* • Uig Bolo manager, hjw (sUcctfl and stocks 4 bake •- NNow Holland 216% itizcd roku. hj\lro - 6 bale hny troUcr,ilcr, hydro chain dri\TJn • 20 ft. dumpnp irako, hiiiro lift • 24 ft. hi\y c1o\tj- , OAK , \ . OAK j NEW§>1IPftJ l P M E N ^ ^ ^ I tor - 3 pallets tv.ino • ( LTO bnkM • Antiquu dump rokc RAWER CHEST LIBRARY UNIIITS GLIDER RlROCKERS • Mamlinc 6" npprox. 80 4 » a liiw Bcctions • 2 new wlKcLn • LANECrooLS 4 Da VHILE THEY LA ST! WHILE THEY LASTiTI REG.I. $3J3 4 9 .0 0 Approx. 80 3" nundlinc,w , cir.c riflCTB • M uc lengthfl and idzonztH. pipe, viilvcM ctc. • Pipo tniiliT BYLASTI - Several hundred sinlwinlwn Uibeo, nil Biaa - HVC 12"x20' i pfX!. 4(M0 eections • W C jointa ond am pkre - S w F. I9»» ^...‘=‘6 9 ° i9 y ° Brillicn I? olfhllh eocdcr • 0idmnk.3j)t(13ft)| ______I off-flct disc U3 ft). John Deere 310 ^ (_ 13 (I) • B r ^ m ^jjoiditiancr J a (14)*20'M(£K-Briiiiriiiion diiacl, 3 p t springahank (16') OAK rith *)cd ottnchment {ll?) - Soilmovurvur 625 cxtavnlS' • Rodi roller. 10" - I JUSTARRiVEDlEDI ACTION LANE I , S, Rood ahapo • Amwur m x windnr ^BASSE^^^^I ir corrugntor • Vemiinalor Gopher BAR ST( CURIO CABINI r e 11' - Bush hog 3 p t hy d ro U fli • RRhino 3 p t btodo • 3 p t pnstholc WHILB THE'iLOVE SOFFASj LOVES REG. 5339.00 lETS CLIILINERS nrasec^ (2) iDtaiy coTUgatjgatnrs, 3 p t • John D oot 207 mower,A'cr, 3 ^ • ^ m o n ditoicr • Savage S. Jf,539.00 REG. J599.00J5I REG. SS39.00 !. U S 9 .0 0 grappfebxtelfebn^m • 6 sKtim horntw • 4 flKlion ha n m 2 9 9 0 0 ■ 1993 gooBcncdc Ctiiwhoc b ‘ rubbff* model 180 fixdcr ^ .M 9 9 l a • wnjjHi, niaj - John Deemccm 4fiO manure Bprado- - 24 DffxS■x3 VZ mctaTfcwl Uinks • Powder ^799°°||J38199“ .J349“ , Rh-crBtR»ozodiut > ' s H r I . C-q- Tlmos-Now8, Twin FaiFans, Idaho Sunday. March 225. 5 .1995 AU(CTIOl^ Friday, Aprili 7 • 10 aiam Barbter refl \. - : ■ L . Sunday, rv4arch262 6 .1B95 -Times-Nows, Twin Foils.Foil Idaho C-9 ldaho/V\West; ------i-j:: Sprirng stornms bringg slow Provoa, UVSCI! seekiciEe rink fu]ands? 4?J10V0, Utah1 ((AP) — Utah UVSC'SC officials say if iliey hod ththe pie in U tah County supisupport it,” said Valley State Collcgege and Provo offi- S3 millioIlion, they could cnale a woridrid- Dave Johnson, bid concommittcc vicc - '. cials both arc pursui-suing the S3 m il- class skatingskai rink as part o f a specialiol- president. weekcend for wolf^ waiitchers iion in Olympic-rcljrelated funds car- eventss ccnterci under consiructionI i in Bifl Lewis Billings., PnProvo commu- ' marked for a Utah1 CountyC ice-skat- Orem. nity-govemmenial relali(:lations dircclor, ■ YELLOWSTONE NAT] ing arena. They7 see s the Olympic money usis a said llic cily was promisenised money for . PA R K . W yo. (A P ) — Ai Thc rink wouldd notr be used for way to0 completeo the facility, whichII isi the rink in an April 18. 1994, letter spring storm and a desire“>irc not to Relu( ■ jctant wo□Ives Olympic events bub u t a s 0 training in budgedget trouble becausc of desigign from 2002 Olympic Bidaid official Tom meddle means a slow weekcekcnd for When wolvosOS in the first p en o pened Inn facility for athletess ilif Utah is select- changesjes ordered by state faciiitie;ies W eld io fS alt Lake City.ity. wolf, watchcrs in Ycllollowstonc Yellowstone3 NNational Park w ere slow toto ed as the site for' ththc 2002 Winter managersgers. Johnson said Welch;lch‘s letter lo National Park. leave, blologlsiglsts considered changes thailhat ;; Games. . Bid1 oflofTicials arc trying to stay outtof c Provo Mayor Georgerge O. Stewart “There’s really not thattha much might send wwc olves o n their w ay faster. ^ The city wants thehe rink os pan o f o thc fray,ly- referred only lo a potential pot Utah - happening today," park•k sps o k es- r — .------^ new mall dcvclopmenlent. "It shoshould be located where thc pcc«o- County icc rink, not a ProvoPro facility. • woman Marslia K^rle said S. yoars. biologists | another goto that “ It's sort o f this down timilime for us maybeopoiIpened by remot^ for a couple o f days." control, tog!3 give wolvea ------] The weekend break cocom es as anolheroirtt')irt!etnot . / j , i biologists bringing fresh meimeat to the Rose Crock acclimatiop pprp e n F r il ly ■) ^ spotted a male w olf howlingling oulside ^ lhe cage. Motion sensors•s indicatedii f f ' the six predators relocate!ated to thc &■.. DONALD ! Crystal Bench site five milimiles away Biologists \ I NlcC also have left iheir pen. The. pens are.circular,ar. opened only ’ this main Fourteen wolves traprapped in l-' leavingle rio com ers golo Ip tho PO.BOXI? i , T S ' n ® s Canada v/ercplaced in throthree accli- \-vwhere y wolves mightt (irsljm d phone #73 mation pens in January as the first V ■ climbcl outf socond pons. step of a larger effort to) rc rctum tlic Vb -.. ■. -Thia encloaura is endangered predators to AtA m erica's VV designed lo Qlve biologis)g ists \ I / ems? northem Rockies. J a plac» to work on Injureu red y A HEALTK Thc Crystal Benchi pip e n w a s wolves If necossarv. locked open Tuesday whitelie thei Rose 10 fl. high 1 m ■ ^ • nsurabli.E? Creek pen holding a malelie and: two fonc:6, 4 foot UNVt^ females wa.s opened Wcdn<:dnesday, It Biologlsls loft moQl)0l 1 was not until Friday that the 0 5® ^ both insido ondnd .ll nedical Blologlstema iQtQ } outsido the first pon. een declined m stepped out o f their confiner m ay a lso open S S s In o th er p ens For upcoming"9 I 11If you have bet ;an novJ be "That was just a real“S.., c Ives an ^ roioQses, thoy mayay ■] ' ' the past, you cc moment, becausc they seerKcnicd llic allemate routDute out. 8(oka m e a t ociCside insurance m ti n they were all just staying'in: in thc pens tho pon. to koop thoS i' wolvos from loking it and we’re saying ‘Hey,:y , w h a t’s ' Gazotio graphic covered. Ihlc by JOHN POTTER bock Inside.i^' : c going on here?’ We justt neededn< to jassed in the give them time," Karle said. biologi*ogisls do not want to disturb thcth ion has b een p : A third cage holding thethc remain- W olf w aatching t - D l animalsnals, she said. New legislatio nedical ing five wolves would bee O]opened in —■■■' - ' ■ '■ Scnsicnsors indicate thc six animalla ls ^ I 1 0 to provide nn thc next few days, she said.id. snow wos mokaking it hord to see weree stisticking close loihe pen. State of.ldanc you have Biologists may try againain to visu* from a distancencc, she said. In any Anoinother positive was that ththc insurancefor)r you, even it y ally confirm the six wcwolves at case, most off tlthe reconnaissance malec ota thc Rose Creek site woA-as •; u - . Crystal Bench have left,1, b but light would come frofrom sensors bccause hangingging around. health proble;lems. We're looking us for details... Idahoans fiiSnd Please call u ; good news spouses ove forward to d\'discussing fhis' KNIGHT S I ® I with you. SATURDAY 10:00 AM Sharp[E l computer lil U l C LOCATED: Acros;ross tho Snako Rivor BrldQO fromiHomodalo, Ho Idaho, on U.S. 95 Terms; Cash orir bbankablo check, day of auction.1. N(Nothing to be removed until souljiiiod ' The Associated Press for, All propertyty ssold as Is. whoro Is. Ail sales finalInal, Lunch sensed, Iroo coffee. Sincerely, OFFICE. SHOP.IP. i PARTS: Uletaluro display racta-acks • stools • office chair • 3M ccpicipler • Idahoans arc finding thcc Ii Internet casti drawer - MotMotor pans & repair manuals • Book3k CCases ■ Steel shelving • ignition poparts t computer web. is changing tiieirtiie lives cablnot • new boltsilts &■ bins' new 1 usod Ford, fcfguson,on, ILeyland. Gehl, and Vicon parts - healeads, -v 3theringfon — for better or worse. cranks, blocks, rings,ring valvos. exhausts, clutctics, castingslings • Wooden parts cabinets • Top links-link ‘ Debbie Heti :ti pins • Starters & gonoQtors • Monarc'larc 1 1/2 hp pump, new - Gaskets, Foreord A J Insurance Idaho State Universityy ss . u d = „ . ali tilting assort. • 0-ring asson. • 3 chchain holsls 1 1/2 ton • Garden loolools • McDonald 1 Jennifer Raspone of Lewistciston, 20, Swagen nyd. hoMse cpress & dies • Bcncti ■ Steel weldwelding table • Cutling torch • parts wasrasher m et and fell in love w ith1 herhi new • Hyd. cylinders -■ FiFloor lack • Sockets, wrenctics, mechanchanic's lools • gauges, testers • Marquiquelle Waterloo mechanic’s tool chcst • Micro^Ictomelers, calipers • taps & flies • 0.Dako ;-i husband through Genesis,,, Ba mulli- E " :-clamps • Bullalo double wheel grinder,Ider, 2 hp • Impact wrenches & socket user Dungeon game on theicinlcraa- ii spend iilnd.r • ChChicago 5/8' diili press • Double pistonIston air compressor. 2 hp • gear pulleiE : ^ - r r — tional'Iniornei'in whichh p la y e rs HonesrB'met%[to(Itopworiibench assume roles and converse. FABMEQUm‘>A r£(B Antique Case SC gas tractor.tor. idouble front, good cond. • FoMillion t "I luckcd out. 1 found thc thi right 1957 Chevy truckck flfw W V e, power stcerino, 12' lift.. 14' trailer, single axle, steel frame &&bed, b one," Jennifer said of : nd Iront v^eigiits • 15 gal. SS lank • Few new cuit. lools • Loader bucket leeileeth- Stic tank sprayer w/12 voll pump, new1 •■ 5 gal, prop, weed burner • 3 pl. rololllollller Haggkvist, 21, of Sundsvall,I, Sweden.S . u r a s . ^ L b jbarrels r & stands • Some aniiques, (orgi(orgo lools, hames. elc. • 6' 3 pt hanlarrow Stefan finally met Jennifer■ inm person wMcan leeth • 33 pt pt. forUlll w/hyd. • 450 Ailledloaderr partspar • Small compost shredder/mufchkher • over Christmas break, nnd thcthey were or • 1 prong subsoiicr.-3 pl • Powor harrrharrow trans. dolly • 5' General 3 pL bl2 ' 3 pt blade, now • J-Bar 3 pl. blade, new - (3) 5' tool bars • 3 pt boom - F ------married in a February civil cetccrcmony S .rp i'“.Toil0-20 Ferguson frame • Some campingig gegear • 3 burner propane stove - 2 tents-ten / at the courthouse in Pocatcllo.Ilo. Tenl stovo - Cots3 • • I Many moro items loo numerous to} memention “I learned to like her not101 by her UfiD looks, but by what was comiiming over nU lp k i n s a u c t kIGNEERS # thc scrccn,” said Stefan. Tliey:iey played col. Dob KopUnsIns Col. Lonnli Rudd Col.::o L S IdM am ll CobbIi HirtcnAiL the game every day jusl loto talk to 722-B007 337-43S0 7722-7BM______Donattiy Bud each other and cxchangcded E-mail . r - ^ addresses in order to sendid ] private :: messages, Despite their success, thehe newly- . 1111 weds arc adamant in warningling others not to use thc Internet to find , ner. Such games as Genesis a BURKS[S TRACTOR COMIMPANY - NAMPA playing fantasies af^er all, andmd players C | arc not necessarily truthful abc SPRING CLEAN-OIUP AUCTION abo u t w h o moNDAY they are, they said. AY. APRIL 3,1995 10:00 A.M. SHARP lampa ■ Others find they aren nn-1inec LOCATED; 1-0414 Qxit0 38 to Burks Traclor Compan;pany equipmenl lot, (formerly Nan c on-line I„„miii,i,i|) onin GarrilyJ Bh/d.. Nampa, Idaho. T * 1 B 9 addicts. ierms:U3sn orosr tanksoio cnock. oay oi aui^ion. NoiMottiino to Off removed until settlod lor. Linda Brobst of Meridianlan got so property sold as15 Is. li whom Is. Afl ssIosM . Auctionfl llsfislls subject to additions and delotl hooked chatting on-line with(ith fellow 1 gjy. Lunch servca • tft££ cotlcc. yeglassej 3 . E y soap opera buffs she plonsi v:vacalions fflp S x4x4 J articulate, cab & air, ZO.B’xSS* i di with them. On Feb. 17,, thtl e fiv e Joioader — JD4(D 4010 gas, recent onglno overtiaui — i women met in Los AngelesIcs for the it cuidvalor and 3 pt„ now Daint—• IHC 400 diesel, wide front. Farmham n y fr a m e P 160 diesel, wide front. loader Soap Opera Digest Awards. • IHC 4166 4xi crab-stoor, cab — IHC :n designer nam es Internet addict Jesse Dailej:i,cy..,6- a fe fc '"I ' ^ A" Ills - y ear-old sophom ore at MicM iddleton HAVBALERS: 0 balors — (2) JD 467 balers — JD h y prescriptitio■ n High School, said he spendsds iup to 40 K lra fflg H 850 round oaior — Oowue round I hours a week on the Net.t. fi He lalks cutter/faodir —- HKesslon hay retrloyer :n lined bifocals and ttri r i f b c a b ^ j with friends for five to sixix 1 hours a SWATHERS: 11,S A " &air — NH9l014'augof hd.w/co E v e n night during the week, usualljally until 3 , g f f l .lonna 12' mower/condltionor, pto o m p le te \ a.m. on Saturday and noonIto to 10 p.m. CHOPPERS' Il on Sunday. NH 560 pto w/nej IHC 720 pio w/ hay hd. — H?sston 2 C o'e e x a m \ . . J com hi- — NH 2 •10 tub oHnder. pto - Ncw House 6C balo shredder Bridge to conii e S ■■ e y e MW-' Aco IriptoK-Bockor IripioK baskets i:- anco Lrro?J*-!5D S ls S plow • 1 pL gauge wheels • Vicon povrar ham Idaho 21,1-844 set b M'I'jssjacker-mulcher- lH t# l4 7 prone nppe ts-S - mow - BOISE (AP) — A 15^-yei•year, $8.7 CWn^Pfo’ublilUbio disc grain drill - 6 IHC 295 oivbar'fiar wilh motor • 6 Miltons on 12' t o million projcct begins MoivIonday to Miiion units • 6B J[ JD 70 flex units - 4 row AC com piantilianter * 2 Liiliston units * 2 IHC185 ur f.' build Q bridge and road conconnccting PLOWS AND [ ar-12 units Idaho Highway 21 with Interiterstate 84 Callah^ 4 bottpij ^nge cast _ M bHPiIBIB at thc Gowen Road Interchai om ofBoise. Ey«Exam&Eye]yeglassesl $ C \ C raght now o t Soorsi Opoptical g e t Thc projcct is the sccondnd stagei o f CULTTVApRSIRS' Right rvDw at Seors Optk)ptk:al get I a n y (ram o - inciudinijding designer the state’s effort to realign1 Id1daho 21. r r x i ^ any frame - includingng designer ■ —*9 n o m es - e n d a n y (froicrlpllonffrc - ^ The first stage cost $3.5 millmillion and iWQUl'M* * any preicilptlon - w i ■ ) ; I ■ 1 ' - . - . ; j ' j C-10 nm es-N evw . Twirtw in Fails, Idaho Sunday, M srct irct^26.1M 5 - ...... _ • ..Jl... W l d Deadlbeat tlo n e l aiiskeditoo c l a r i ^y ro le GUATEMiMALA CITY, Guatemala1 Sen. Robert Torricelli, D-D-NJ., said. President Ramiro'deRoi Leon Carplo - ( A P ) ~ n ilie D nation’s top prosecutorr ini a letter to President CliIllinton that sold the .goyemi'ernment bad no more (o diplon ■■ has ordered[“ed a colonel to answerr Alpirezt worked for tbee CIA and say in ±e caselase and was awaiting a • chaiges .thatlat be woriced with tbe CIAi ordered( the murders of \innkeeper| response from:m:the tl CIA in a'situation H f i S 1 Michael Divine and Guatem "■ M d th a th eBordered o the murders Qf an 1 malon guer- he described asas *Vety*' serious.” AmericanI inakeeperii and .a leftistt rillai Efrain Bama:ca Velasasquez, the Enriquez Monv l o r ^ who said Alpirez . owe Nr i ) MMH mv GtiatemalaoIO rrebel. 1 husband of an American lawiwyer. . is sccond in commandcoa of the miutaiy LdBAngeleaTnnes Attorneyy (General Ramses Cuetayy The attorney generalil said the .w base nearr theth capital, also asked Gomez saidid 1he sent a note to Defense9 Guatehialan< militoiy qpdeje provides tbe United Stateitates-fornroot' . ':miTED>iAT10NSiNS — Secretaty Minister Getjcn; Mario Rene Enriquez: forI sentences raagiDg from ilOyearsin.1 InWashingtorIgton, amton'bos.said he ' y OMcral Boutros Bou}outros>Ghali is .M orales, ordiirdering Col. Julio Roberto) prisoni to executioQ for efpioiionage.The would imracdatjfiately fire any CIA agent V 1 u p ^ t with deadbeat dijdiplomats at the- A lp irn to1 testily about charges lev-- attorneyi geiieral also has thehe power to found to have.ve. withheld \ informoiipn ; United Nations, who0 nown' owe more eled Thursdajday in Washington. ssubpoena militaiy officials.I. about Bamaca’sia ’s death. than S7 million to Ian(landlords, bonks, boSpitals, hotels, servic■vice stations and other creditors in the NcNew York area. •:The embarrassinglg ! situation not only angers creditors,■s, heI soys, but it i ■ APphcfc. • handicaps other diplo:plomats seeking ___V apartments, medicalll ci care and other M other*rs>Qf R ussian soldiers fighIghting In Chechnya manirch In J f g j n g t O i vtn ftgushHtla, Saturdayr^ ^ n n il scivices. ■ N ozranrl i i s i - : - N ot much con be: dcdone about the p ^b lem aside from scoiscolding. Vorious i V J . O l I ftrms of diplomatic immunityim make others marc*ch againsttwar irBinicuU for creditoritors to put their NAZR,:RAN, Russia (AP) —- through Nazran, capitlital of the S iL ve t r F U o o r in l ^ d s on the m oney owiowed them. About 100 lOi women on on anti-waru- Ingushetia region bon>rdering on • 'i n a re p o rt to) thet General marchto to the capital of the break- Chechnya. WM Assembly, Boutros-GhiGhali said 32 o f away reptepublic of Chechnya strug-!- They carried placardsds that read ' ...... , the 185 U.N. memberslers arc responsi- filed Satmttirday against snow, strongg "War m Chechnya is a shame"si and j bl(* for the indebtedness.css. Five of them winds and am a roadblock set up byy "Bring our sons home,”” i along with , ; account for almost S6.J^.million ofthc Russiann troopsi on the Chechen,,n ..white sheets with si^ tunes n collected ...... I tpbl owed. But the,c problemp gets ' border, th ro u g h o u t R u ssia to tc protest J : w ■ %] f i 1 z 0 1 9 1 4 APR f; Specledal Rate Good Hinirough 12/31/95 Non-Proromotioiid Rate H<[ome IEquil^yRatesTbo• G oa i B i f e l ■ *■■■“ SoI come into yotuur nearest West Onene branch today antnd apply, or call us 778 tb'apply for a 1home ^uity line ~ ofCTe^tfct;WaTKe"pKone.‘ Oii5hc^6u apply^ilu’U grt ari answerrqiuckly.pthq-to c e rm s^ d ratra areaav^able. w s t o m w I ' ------^ B A N A • ' ■' H i ? ; . , ; S , . O f f»e).plraApra'z9,1995. e o AHUMtet shown in cffcct u,’oF3^7/9S.s. RRite* nny vary ifterl2/31/S5.5. MixlmumAPRfijffevoi^iiitilM lilS^^'-APIUW itkfixe^Imd nte)olD:opti(^ nng^K ^V l6.83*W ii;!3» Irttk’ni«dmli. 16.9% to 19.9%, depending on'tertermtndtizeoflo^. diutomerpirt piyi $300 ohg&ution f«e andt normtlm doting coM v4ilch nuy, i $65,iw,yeutber6iftec RiMI rau r a i e ^ , . ■ ‘ loMioptiption fee It $50 tfter the flret ------' 7 - VJ’; ■ 1 ■ • 1 i ■ I J. b ..... V lAramii iir n s Pilots kkeep meWItest tabs ontl 15 I BLM acquiilires part I transpldants of trail nearir Boise K The Associated Press BOISE— One or f thethi best-preserved seg- B ments ofthe historic: OregonOi Trail will soon B SA L M O N — T ick.. Tick. Ti Tick. Tick. pass into public ownerslersbip. R The steady tick from a1 radio-collarcdrail wolf- The Bureau o f ULand n Management has D pounded into the cockpitpit cof the tiny back- - - - -signed an agreementit withw Idaho Power Go. - [S country plane os pilots FrcFred Reid and-Sam ------thot cleais the way fortbr the agency to acquire B Bennett closed in on theirheir first find o f the a 45-acre parcel o f lamland on the east edge o f g day. Boise. A d re n a lin e -fu e le d hechearts beat to the T he land — about)ut three-quarters o f a M rhythmic tick ns the planelane banked and cir- mile long and 2003 tcto 500 feet wide — g clcd at 90 mph over thele m;e-covcred ridge includes some of the best Oregon Trail 300 feet below. With oncjnc eye on the steep remnants anywhere,«, isaid'John Sullivan, ridges that enclose the narnaiTow canyon, the resource managemennent specialist for the two pilots, nccks craned,led, peered through BLM’s Brunesu Rcsousource Area. the tree tops at the snow-blA’-blankcted ground, ______llEcopltcan.sec.whcwhere, the, wagons .actu;— _ “There he is!” onc shoutilouted. ally traveled,” said FraiFrank Jenks, an outdoor It was 8:05 a.m. whcvhen they spotted rccreation plannerer for tbe Bruneau “Tree,” a 98-pound blackck nmale wolf named Resource Area. “It willivill help them get a feel by Boise High SchoollOol s tu d e n ts and for what it must havefc beent like for the plo released in January intoto tlthe ccntral Idaho necrs to travel throughugh miles and miles of wilderness, as he trottcotted through the AP(tieto’ conifers. desert and then see th W e the undersignened, Twin Falls Citiztizens and PatroQS‘,( wish to expicpress our support fcfor Morningside M r Elejlementary as well a:as all of the Schools^I s , Ciilft^lesj''Students ammd Parents associateted with District ' e 41m . We are proudi cof the accomplishmem e n ts o f their “Natiational Blue Ribbon1 Status.” W e strongly suppoport the concept off 1local< coA W fotjfi P ^ & T O t Twin FalFalls residents and p;patrons are best suiluited to guide and e'evaluate progress witvitnin our ^8tricc»^< ' & HF la ts <4! to Principiipal Dennis Sonius, jMomingsid^;T^Ucc h L T , Scu^t'onlJ l d larents, and DistrictDi 411 fo r y ot u ir dedication to qwJuality attd achievemtment o f h i g h standaua rds. i' • ^ John A. Rosholt A n Frantz M att Crid Spectter aimi!LS to go if r o m S ilen. Un]iknown1 to Sen.I. Conteender Service Hampshire state legislatator, said Alexander, forr one,oo bas said te would MJ l a b o u t SpcctcrI had a “Yankee sty]tyle — tte accept a runntnjning mate wbo favors ! WASHINGTON —— ArienJ Spcctcr. courage to ted you what youDU may not aborticn ri^ds.s. ,-^.AritoSpecUo? want to hear but what yoion should Spcctcr fbfnn Sometime before April Ap 15, m ayte 4 , A r l einspector r know,” i which will appealal to New in No. 2. as early as thislis Thursday, ?3.^ f * N M JE—-Arien A Specter. * rcsidcnls. “Bdi^ascnaK3Btor is a lot more satis- — • Pcnnsytvama’s combalihative thrte-teim TcU-it-IikD-it-b doesn't wovork every- fying than t>eiogciog Dao Quayle or Al • U.S. senatOT will fonmrmally announce r AG&SIRI>rm DATE— 65. Bom ry 12,1930. wbcrc, ' however. Gorc,” tesaid.L 1 bis candidacy for the presidential At a GOP conventionID in Des Spectcr m ay^ alsoa have some less- : norainatiaooftbeRepid;pii>Iican Patty. X)N— University of Pennsyiv:^Ivania. B A . P ti Beta M ‘ chiks last June, S p e ^ w xldstobcaL : Why? htstily wben t e cbampionedd tte sepa- A ltbou^ mos)nost said that Specter's ; W b^ cbatKC does a amoderate, cast- Kappa,.1951. 1< Yale Law ' School,L IJ L L a i9 5 6 . lation' o f iJumli and utatf, religiaoisnotani. an othos st^gcst- ; cm, Jewish maverick± —- who’s still “M ayte that was a barbrbinger o f edit a a distinctKt liability.L • best known for his mernerdless intom- ^ ^ ■ 1 EX PER B«34CE— IstlLinthe U.S.AirFir Force. OfSce of things ^ not to come,” Fred Gnjiandysaid “I’d like to0 telicveN not, bot I've « gatioo o f Anita HOI duduring tte 1991 his rhnm-f^ sccn tte kiikl1 oof f quiet tKa« S p e o dI lrInvestigations. 1951-^^ o f f Specter’s recepdoo and he • Clarence Thomas bearlearings — have in tte Iowa cnucuses in Februruary. g c » on in theseCSC Republican circles,*’ ; against national powe)weriiouses like S3.Prac&cticing lawyer. 1956- ^ 59.1974^r4-80. Assistant dstrict Grandy, the former congngressmao Grandy. I Sens. Bob Dole and Phil^ul Giamm? and “Love Boat" TV star,, isij bdping “If Arien werewe to the right of • In tbe electoral g« o f atbimey.ly. Phbdelphia, 1959- \ 6 4 . A siistant ^ cotnsel, Warren S ;; p e ^ with fund-raising telw aiig»» te firamm it (htSis iewisbiKSs)Jc would not • Califbntia, a recent prefad Temice poO of believes the party’s futuiure needs makeadifKaeoce9 ce ,"te added, I registered GOP voterscrs by (be Field Commissiisskxi, 1964. Assistant ^Tan^ining attorneysygen^Pemsyfva- ' Wtiat may'makmake a diflercnce are tte ' I'Mjrj iibatifm sbowcd ^Spectcr fTnt*3iiiig “I have a strong prt>-lire rccord,re but long memorieses oo f some Republicans • am n n g n tn ^ pOSSossibk prcsidc»- r^ 1 9 66 4 -4 ^ . District attomey, Ptdade^}^Ba. 1966-74. we ' Republicans are veeringng down a wbo will recallill lhatti %KCtcr was one tial contenders for 1996)96. Indiatta Sen. path o f cultural imperatives,’'s,” te said of six GOP seiutors sc who voted ; Richard Lugar was lasilast by ooc per- Senatorr19B1-presenL 1 J , F A M L Y-Wife. - Phiadelphia “Having . r i ^ (danks of a pl^l^orm cao agativa Robertrt Back’sB nominalion to • rentage poipl. Sett. Arterlen S p ecte r, accom paniedie d b y fo n n e r k m a LL Gc te self-defeating. There's;'s a g ^ t I te Supreme CbuiZbuiL The p o llster's repo: C ounc**.iwoman Jo an Lem . ' T>ort even mis- f^eu, aits'n s w e r s q u e s tio n f r o m re(porters p o Saturday at StilhH / i ' ' ______Sunday. Mararcti 26.1995 Tmoa-Wews. TiwhTwin F A . Idaho CK3 ______NationN Petroglyyph------— ------1H iim oiristM cM an u ss writes»to prociduce Continijed from D l t, and that might not bc an “Tbc ccrcmooies. thtthey can’t be alternative.’* changrd,** Wcalikcc S3td.aid. Chavezz began mcetiags in ^ Bet AQmqnaqoe, wit]with a popula- Jamiary 199^994 with Interior Seortary sidespliittin g ,ttears-oin-cheekcs laughhter tioo more than doublelc tthe 200.000 Bruce Babbibbilt Bolh men said ih ^ residents in 1960. basas ;grown lo a hoped to resresolve the matter within SPOKANE, Wash. (AP)) —- Best- tiooed Gass, knownrwn to readers o f his poiot wbcre it is landkx except oQc year, sellingsei humorist Patrick MMcManus ymihfii] rccoQectJonsions as *Tbc TrolL" “I’ve always beabeen surrounded by lo tbc west To ^ city’sy’s east are the But Tomm Collier,< Babbitt’s chicf ”writes to make people ianghliooikxid. < Sandia Mouotuos, to0 tithe north is o f staff, saidaid last month ^ depa^- No polite (ec-becs cr little dneUc cs. women,” says McM[c.Manus, who raised four dau^tters wilhilh hhis wife. Darlene, tlw» TwHMtn ICSCTVSavation and to ment’s positisitioo remained that a load lie’s looking fw sidesplittin,ing. le ss- Those Fdatiortshipeiiips 'All] bc the basis the south is Kirtlaodnd Air Force thnn^theiJC park “is an unacccpt^lc Base. option, andmd our position has not , Il’s the lauglitrr bc rememb□bcrs fitui for a nc^k' one-manlan shou,: tentatively Gty oflidals natntainain the road ts changed." boyhood,bo listening to the oldo radio titled “McManus in L o 'c .” needed to reach eoiptyrty (and to the Regardlcsless o f whether the road shows: ^ Fibber McGee andid Molly, Tbc ^KTA*. cxpectecaaed to dcbu: in June. weA. At $12 million,in, a 1.6-milc . ^ x s througlugh, the monument faces Burns • and Allen. Jade Benny. is a scqiul to “.A\ FiFine and Pleasant umor of Patrick F extension includingg 11,300 feet threats from f development. .* “That was probably thee greatest Misery: The llumj ftmg the I McManus,” starringring Spokane-biicd tfaroo^ the ptfro^y^phs is favored Subdivisioosons are sprouting along its influence on my humor wiitii _ actor Ton Bchnrts.s. V. p rcm ictd in by City Hall over: aan Interior sides, withith som e b&ckyards just old-lime radio shows.' says Sand^ifflinl99ZStI. Still going saoog. il Department altemxtivcV e to tDcfacs fromini the monurocnL G r^ n i ^McMauus.61. fac played lo moreX thanth 65.000 people, cost between S39 millioflion and S47.6 vandals havlave struck. Some pctro- . “Maybe it's just there wasiisn’t much mill ino glyphs haveivc been chipped by pm - humor . around in those days,s, but they in the western Unitedlited S ales and as far castasDetroft. Ilowcvcr. Chavez potsmts the cost o f shots, just seuncd so funny.” . McManus soldI his first humor piccc the 53-miIc altanativcre iiXKth o f the Standinglg near a pctroglyph in a McManus, whose books b r a s t L , h w n o r w rH a r P a t; HMl cM am ts w rites sim ply* “t to Fickl & StreamTJ rrmagazine for S3W mocmincnt between S8080 millioQ aod small canyoyon at the site o f the pro- F"mocc lhan 3 minion copies, % i a i a u g t i . in I '^ a f t c r wortineking as a reporter, in $100 m illion. And cit;city planners posed roadad, Wcahkcc scans the “in 1933 in the family farmbobouse near p® 0p«» nlyhalf pdiiic'rch&ons andmd as a coltcgc pm- approved a subsubdivisim oa encroachinging growth wilh a look of Sandpoint in northern Idailaho. The caiaxr wbca I1 was« bom," McMams lab,lb, or just away, and I have ool land where that route;c vwould have concern. Selkirk Mountains imd spark]rkltng area- writes in *^VbaicotdBgol Stew." a 1989 a dozendo food recollections oif f him,” fessor. des bis “1 had %isiocs.. sasomrAfcu, of being e » c . “In the Indianla world, ooce some- ^bkcs provide the backdrop) fbrf many cookhoofc-iiM'iiiumoir compiled with big wn ntites McManus, who divide dnnglan a Faulkner, a H1 e m in g w ay , a “The city ... had tbcIbc ability to thing is placilaced here it can only be ^of Ihe backttoods Cill tales aiand child- sister Pafirida McMannsM Gass. Tbeir tnneime between this Eastern Wash] eilk,75 Sleinbcck. somcb Pilots______i Outsidesr’s critiicism drraws wr"ath of lcocals KoigfiMtxkfcTNein Servwe deed in my mess3S kit, big lime.” Cyc'ycle," a Pulitzer Prize-wiirinning Carol Warrix stuWlufabcd out a iipstick- Continued from D l male wolfr ccamouflaged by the bare ^ Wbaltecfid«d was write a 600-wcnl pi l l ^ ^ about motmtain families.s . smudged cigaretteue and! said the col- evoy other day lo oocee a week, Reed ground andind trees, and probably JACKSON, Ky. — Boy,y, did Art column in thele Lexington Herald- MMielke’s w ater ia reoiolote locatioas, ao M tter how far yo* oiare froa oor otSty liies, wHb DttlItle, H oay, eaviriM ieatdd ia p o c t . I C iDcatioas of reaw te solar eitrSf sysleaa s iadade resideaces, sigi nd jcKeralliihtiag, f m sites aad catho^ : i i prolH tiH sitele s . W^Bodriccaniostios a convlcto ino of drive traiirsin com ponents. induidhg geartxDce^Id. mo(o». and coufiicrs. Picas wUh yoor (kivo train noods. n r.n .i.rtat aare ahoot solar eiergy systeaas^coOyoarlocdldafco '.i ' ^ 1 P o w e r . \We'D desisa, iaslaD oidaaiB tataa■ systea that caoM ' exteod yovr raage,n tvra aarjiaal Iaa i i t o a o r e f fH i hcthe laad aad aake y o i f fife ■ G ttlItle aore coarfartrtle. i ' - r ■ ^ a iso haveae a wido variety of molBn. rela]3iays.fimen. trsnsnonnHS, swsctkB ins and «lier olocHcalitaii!!louaedcoyirtoty I a l brands of electricalfed eerier pivots. C alo u roO te cB for Bssistanco .. ------^------« «Bryoan^antaxanroqunniBts: r y —S i W A T T'E I a ^ ELPnTOC<; CO. _ \ > - U —.J 901 or 1-«IO .gi«frl> ^ 7 6 0 8 iL— 7 3 3 - 1 9 1 ♦ IH-' ■ . I . _J Tlmcfr»to»s.TwkirwinFa«s.ld ; NationI - f " . Graiimm:'TexasI senator sh(ootsfcor Wlll i t e H[ouse i DALLAS (AP) — The way things _ _ ^ “ 1 fiveyeaiBbi licsinI978 1978, be toldi coUcj^oesco be was the were going. Phil GraGramm figured be A l l a b oJ i l l Headvboise d Ffail to g o to c lass e arly’ 1 as a Boll Weevil consnservative only tme economlomist there. w as desdited fo r aI lillife ia t t e coctoo ______tbefirstd^a ly a n d w atch tb e stn d e n ts—- 1 Democratic congressman.m. He was At politicalJ fund-raisersfu for other miSsofGcor^ P h i l G r ai i m m 1 w e a lth y . E m ilie sI jpfn .ttiTrH by tlw» atic leader- congressmen, bebe bas been known to His-faioily didn’tI’t have1 m uch, his — and sayi to Iwrnqrlf “ ‘I’m SS Sm art s the opposi- solidt duMlionsarts fbr biinsdi;ban& ng &lfacr died wbcn bee wasV IS and he'd |R ^ H NAIE— WBanPtdhSp G ranm 01* smarterT tht a n e a c h o f y o n ,’ a n dI t lion on President Ragan’;a's budget, out sdf-«dihcssei!ssedemdopes. ratbcr stab Irogs aodid tibunt rabbits tbaa AG&BlRmDATE-— S2.Bom proveitbythr w vl o f sem ester." 1 trfkaa He also bass aa reputatki n f i r t^ in g study. July8.1942 He •*1 I ' ■ -, JfW O O d , NEHSPAPBI A '~r " T l I t a c t : - h h 8 5 2 o f 2 5 3 TheTm ,Sunday.Maita n Ji2 S .1 9 9 5 T m a»ftew s. T*rtnFafc.Twh Waho tW ______NationN Petrogly yph------]Hiimollist Me]Manus s writes$ to prociduce C ontinued from D l monument,t. anda Ihat raigbt oot bean *TTic ceremonics, thethey can't be alternative.** changffri." Weahkce said.aid. C havez: began i meetings in J Bat Atboquerqoe. wit]with a popob- Januaty 1994)94 with Interior Seeretaty si^espliItting, ttears-oin-K^heefcks laughhter tion more than dcniblc tl bbitt- Both men said they Ic thc 200.000 Bnjcc Babbi SPOKANE. Wash. (AP) — Best- tioocd Gass, knowniwn u> readers o fh is icndents in I960, has ] resolve thc matter whhm ^ as grown to a hoped lo res selling htxmorist Patrick MMcManns I yoitfhftii rccoOecticnsions as *Thc TroIL” point where it b landkx flocked exccpt one year, «iitcs to make peofrfc h n ^h out loud. been surrounded by to the wcsL To the city’s a Collier. Babbitt’s chicf "I’ve always t)ca y’s cast are thc But Toco i No polite tce-hcxs or linle ccbuckks. [c.VIanus. who raised Sandia Mountains, to tJ aid last month thc depart- .. women," says Mc.M 0 thc north is o f staff, said He’s lodting (or sidcspliltiiting, tears- ith his Mifc. Diilcnc. Ihe Sandia Indian resenr: sztioo remained that a road ' . four daughters vkith h :rvatian and to mcnt’s positi dowo-the-chceks lan^iicr. Those rdalioitship:iiips 'Ail! be ihc basis the south is Kinland le park "is m unacccfMblc nd .^ir Forcc throu^tbep It's tbe i»ng^ti-r he remanimbcxs from for a no*' ooc-manlan shovi.: un:ati>cly Base. nd our position has not ^ option, and boyhood, listening to the cold radio litfcd ".Mc.Vteas in LLove." C ty ofiicials maintainain the road is changcd." shows: Fibber McGee ancnd Molly. xtcd lo ddxiS in June. needed to reach empty less of whether the road ^ Tbe sho-*'. cxpcctct Ity land to thc Rcgardles Bums and Allen, Jack Benny. is a sequel to \ FiFine and Pleasant west. At S12 million. ugh, tbe nxmumcnt faces >n. a 1.6-miIe goes througl “That was probably jble^^greatcst ^ Misery: Thc llunKumor of Pairick F cxtensioB includingg i1,300 feet threats fifrom development. . influence on m y humor writiiting _ the M cMm u s," stanincring Spokanc'bascd through the pctrogiyphs MB are sprouting along its . phs is favored SubdivisioiB old-time radio shows, says actor Hm Behrens,s. u hich prm icr=d ir. by City ilall over a th some backyards just ' an Interior sides, with McManns.61. Saaapomiinl991St1 Still going s^uog. il Depamncnl alternative-e estimatedc to inches from(n the mommienL Graffiti ■ n p s “Maybe il’s ^ there wasasn't much bas flayed lo merer lhlhan 65.000 people, cost between S39 millioi avc struck. Some pctro- . lion and S47.6 vandals hav hmnor arouod in those days,/s, but they in 1 ^ u tsto n L'niredliuri States and as far m iO ioo. ive been chippcd by gur>- glyphs have just seemed so funny." east as Detroit. llowcvcr, Chavez putsKits the cost o f shob. McManus, whose books! havek sokl , ■ ..... McManus sold1 his f ir^ h u n x r piccc tg near a pctroglyph m a thc 53-raiIc allematiTCre iooTth o f thc Standing i more than 3 rmDion copies.'i.w»sbora Spofcmo,Wajfash.. Iwm or writer Patt H cM »us writBS simply' 1 to Fidd & Streamu IIIm agazine for S300 yon al the site o f tbe pro- ^ monument between S8080 million and. sniall canyot in 1933 in tbe £miily farmbcibousc near niaM peopiob b I u g t i . in 1968, after workirridng as a repirtcr. in SlOO m illion. And cil; ad, Wcahkec scans the cily planners posed road Sandpoint in northem Id^daho. The canccr when 1 was1 boni.’* McMasns tab,ah, o rjist away, and I have ooinly half public rdations aodm d as a coUcgc pro- ; recently approved a sub ng growth witb a look of ^ subdivision on encroaching Selkirk Mountains and ^sricsiding aira «Titcs tn "WhakBklB8otStew."a 1989 adcI dozen fond recollections ofj f him ." fissor. land where that routec v would have concern. lakes provide thc bjckJ iup 1 moir conyilrd with big wrilvrites McManns. who divid w a te r i i rcMO!tote locatieas, ao aaH er bow far yea oreOi froa oar atiKty ^ - Ikes, with fittttle, H oay, eiTirauieatdd i a p a c t . pGcotioas ef reaote sokn eiergy syslew!as iadade restdeaces, sig a Old geaei ■a sites aad catbodic 'M l pretectiea ^t e e s . mWailoBactriccameslies a coRiplcis ina o( drive traifaini pomponents. inckjdng goartxns^id. motors, and cou|)lcfs. Fleas3as 8 cafl our office wKh your drive train noods. « t arare eboet solar ' e a e r f y s y s t ema, a cafl yoar lecd Mafco Power office.I. W e 'b d e s tji^ l a s l a l ■BilM iafBiHiI a s y s t e a th a t c m M extead year nraage, tvni aargiad Iaa nto aore pro«edactivc load m d iNke ' year life a IfttItle iMre coafert^le. W e ^ h a v e a wide variety cf molas, reb]jlays.Gmen. traBmonnen.sM ktaIches and othor electrtcal ie nnsiaedonyrtualy s I a l brands of electricalical center pivots. CaioirofBoIScs far asststanco SIDAHO j______!!»J!thyourpartcUafrBquiremenfa. iPOW HJ— h W A in5 * FV ELECTMCC;og A 9 0 1 w 1 - 7 6 0 8 = 7 ^ J li ' I 0-4 TImos'-Nowa. Twtn.,ivtn.Folls. Idaho Sunday. MarchTh 2 6 .1995 Bosninia Serbs calill for p^ce ass governmenent gains World BELGRAILADE, Yugoslovia (AP) — for home consumption, hoilowcvcr, be intense artilleJllery and.small-arms — J- A day afterter vowing to-destroy the coupled i his peace pleaI \ w ith n ew exchanges in1 recentrec months, lg go v ern m en t arm y, threats ogainst the govemiriment army - Indicatingg he'db< prefer talks with . Serb leader RadovanI that is continuing punishingg offensives< without fordgnrfgn rotation, Karadzic Karadzic onan Salurdoy urged an end toI in north and centrd Bosnia.L ' issued via thehe Bosnian1 Serb SRNA three years•s co f fighting and callcd for New battle fronts also> copened in news a ^ c y/ a “last‘ call” for “imme- immediate5 peaccp< talks. other areas, and Ihe capital ct of diate ducct talkstalk on pcace, with ces- 1^3! a face-st!-saving move largely meant Sarajevo experienced th t e m o st sation o f all offensives.”offe E-l■911 CoiniTax OMMITITEE H’tM l FROMM: T.W. STIVERS TO: MYY FRIENDS OF MAGAGIC VALLEY T h e E-911 Board comprisinglg the\ counties of We beb elieve a financial and perperformance audit, I FallB, Jorom e, Goodiniing and Lincoln will didisclose substantial reasolasons for a review |rA,,.pai the City ofTw in FallsIls have filed in ofthele p ro p o se d c o s ts fo r th e ecc q u ip m e n t. rict Court a Petitionan for Judicial C o n nirmation, m asking tho CoiDourt to approve In ordrder to be properly and[ adequatelyad repre- t h e BBoardg spending Threeree M illion Six sentecc d before the court it willwll bo necessary to H u n dired rc Thousand DollarsB ($3,600,000.00)(I retainin legal coxmsel. for ^uipment to furnish a buibuilding that has . 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W ■ "1, i ^______I Spotligaiit I on theI rallev Sophoomore ■ disp]plays work ata show Andy Capps recciiccntly participated in thc Idaho W ood Carvarving Show and Sale, Andy’s carvingg ofo a mountain man won a first-place and bbest of division award. A miniature B Santa Claus also won first and'best Of —_4iyision,-jmd-a.char-—lj actcra cowboy scene won second place. I Carving is gener ally known os an art rather than a skill. The Idaho Wood Carving Guild spon sors the show each year.a Statewide con- l byr others from out of lonc1 by out-of-state in- C a p p s ( l-year-old son of Tom )f Twin Falls. He is a l i l * > tcstnms arc joined/in b> Falls High School, .J. state. Judging is domlund technician for thc BUDDY CHWO£SU£Sy U*N0IHE/n«T1mn.Nvi>* j structorg. IS studied face carving A ndy is the 15-ycier of Oregon and form Kim Sutton helps her‘ daughter,d t Zanna, with a 'word recognition proJe Valley happen 0 D ear Abby - X. Movies I"' . ; J E-2 TImea-Nows. Twinwin Falls, Idaho Sunday. Marcfirch 2 6 ,1 9 9 5 i K . ______ir careter many olher factors, in^. Youir kids or yoii] Continued»d ifrom El who tutor students, someletimes for cers look at mai I bad grades aometimcB a1 i free but more often for: aan hourly eluding SATr andai ACT scores and activities as indicators C o u r t s a r e t i o i c c B i p m y ld(Idd just doesn’t get alongJ ] fee. If you think your studiident needs high school act re forcing wc ke a tough ch cant’s initiative, prob-- ^omen to maki talk to his of the applican with his teateachei? imore individual help, ta School Dis- lem-solving skillsskil and potential for H ie Baltimore Sun In Mlississippi, is Leasa Hackci), a turn of the ccotury, thisth began to A. It couould be, teachers ond od-. i teacher. The Twin Falls Sc llcy districts academic succes:ccss. flight atteittendont whose work took herer changc with the “tcndeiler years doc- mihistraton:ors say. Personality con-. < trict and other M agic Vallc, t can usually find a tutor f o)ryou. r; You don’t: need nc( a 4.0 grade-point BALTIMORE — The tabloid away twcw o nights a week, had to letlet trine," judicial dccisiorons and state flicts happc)pen in the classroom just ' bo a doctor average to get;et intoi; Harvard, odmis- headline said it all,, sumsi m ing up in her 3-yea/ear-old daughter live with herer laws that held that it wa;/as in the best like evcrywlpHA-here else in the w orld, orr Q . M y child w ants to b< It to g e t top sions counselorslors say, but if there are a interests of children undnder 7 or 8 to some teochichers’ intructional styles5 ' or a I b w ^ , b ut she’s got i just four words thele cchild custody ex-husbaiband two months ago when a od college. C ’s or D ’s onn youryc child’s transcripf,' case lhat has grabbed tl ruled that his job as FedEx■X be with 4heir mothers, don’t workirk with some kids. Theree i grades to get into a good :d th^ attention o f ju d g e ru •gc applica- she’ll hove lo0 showsh evidence of aca-; •^vorki^g mothers cver>/erywherc: “BAD courier:r gavei him a more regularur Gradually, however,, withi the ad-^^aw-ujUQllyIly alternatives, includingI ■ Isn’t it true that h er coUegi t pile if the demic progress,:ss. MOM. GOOD PROSE ehedule. vent of the women’s menovemcnt ancT transferringing the student to anotherr ' tion will go on the r^ect ] )SECUTOR.” work schi s too many Colleges, incidcntly,inci aren’t inter-' ed gcndcr-ncutral laws, thithe courts be- class or arrarranging more individual1 i admissions oHicer spots I It seems that Marciacia Clark, the lead In Annknnapolis, Md., a judge ruled ested in grodeiades earlier than high prosecutor in the O.J.>.J. Simpson dou- last yearrar that Christine Christner’s•’s gan to-.abandon the tendnder years ap- time withI theth instructor. ' C ’s? A. Grades are importanont for get- school — foror theittl purposes, youVl ble-murder case, hass beenb< put on uial son shou!ould live with his fatlier, after;er proach as unfairly gcndeiler-biosed. Q.Wh^eitebotitatutoi? I, ting into collcge, but they’iy’re not oil- child’s acadcmiicmic career starts in the ", by her soon-to-be-ex-1:x-husband, Gor- her workirk required her to move out ofo f Since the phasing outIt of< the tender A. Twinin Falls is a college town, e imponant. College odmiss■ssions offi- ninth grade. don Clark, for spend:nding too much state, years doctrine as a guidiidcline in cus- and there: aiare lot of folks oul there time working ond not enough time Somele legal1 scholars contend that in tody decisions, the goviivcming stan- with the kids. The custrustody battle has custodyy casesc that pit working moth-h - dard for judges in mostst slates is the struck a nerve in workiiirking mothers ev- er^ ogaimlinst working fothers, the courtsds best interest o fth e child.d. erywherc, promptingg nresponses rang- may bc: applyingaj a double standard, "But this is very diflifficult," soys ing from fear to rage.r. AlongA with sev- “Thee reality r is that nobody asksks law professor Jana SingIger, “because eral other recent couiourt rulings, the fatherss whetherv they have careers,rs, there's a lot of disagree■eemcnt about .AgricultuURE... O n TheIE Right Track:k . ■ Claric custody case hlas a s; alarmed work- and theireir careers arc in no way held;ld how to figure out w hatlat the child’s ing mothers who arc: be,beginning to fear againstt them\i. in their custody fights,"i," best interest is." __ they may have to ch(choose between says Joaioan Zorza, senior attorney at Bccausc there is a widewi variance their child and their job,job. ■ the NaticItional Center on Women andnd in how judges arrive atai their deci- A nd such fears may mo hove some Family/ Law.L “ But there is no ques-:s- sions, some legal sch:h o lo rs so y o foundation, say thoshose who study tion thaihat judges see women whotio judge’s bias can determmine the out- gender and child custcustody. They cite have a carccrca as unmotherly and self-If- come o f a custody disputlutc. in"The three most an increasing numbcnber of cases in ish, andd theyt punish women for theircir - Som e scholars and la^Aiw ycrs believe which judges appearir moren w illing to employmyment.” that the answer to resohMving custody Ifimportant reasonsns to rule against women1 babased on the de- But PhillipPh Dantes, a Baltimore ut-ut- disputes lies outside thee courtroom.< , mands o f their carccr::r: tomcy’ specializings] in divorctumdnd "In a situation like Ma/larcia C lark’s, Kkeep this land In Wu->hington, a Superior S Court custodyy cases,c says it’s an issue t^lat t the courtrooni is the wrvrong place lo judge decidcd Sharon-on Prost, an aide cuts bothJth ways. ' ■ ' ' decide where the childrciren should be Pproductive, profit!itable ------to Sen. Orrin llatch,1, RR-Umh, worked “Thee numberi of hours a parent;nt living w hile sh e 's working or on the and - sustainable an»re fbr w too many hours. Thele jijudge ruled lost w orks comes cc up with men, too, in O.J. Simpson case,” sayss( Andrew ® year that her two childilildren should live custody,y cases,"c he says, Chcrlin. o sociologistt ati the Johns my wife Lisa, andd our with their father. He rcprepresents a successful dentistist H opkins U niversity in in Baltimore. In New York City, Cii a woman who iss seekingS' custody ofhis chil-il- “It’s wrong thinking to to ask a judge btwo children." known only as Reneeee B.I lost custody dren. "Bi‘But bccausc of tlie long hoursirs to do that. ofher daughter last yayear w hen an ap- m y clienicnt puts in, his wife is now»w “Why couldn't this womanw. say to pellatc court decided:d thatt the unem- raising; issuesis about whether he’s got;ot h e r hu sb an d . ‘I’m wworking o hard, ployed father — whoho repeatedly re- the timeie toi spend with the children,"1," Will you tjike care o f ththe kids?' And fused to pay childI susupport — was Dantesisays. sj why can’t a man say, '1I 1know you’re better able to carc for the child bc- Untilil thet late 19th century, chil-il- working hard right nolow . I’ll take cause he was at homeme while his cm- dren wcr/ere essentially considered thehe carc o f the kids.’ Instec:ead I see two ployed w ife was atIt the tl office. The propertyly of their fathers and. in thehe parents, neither of whoilom is able to decision reversed two twi lower court case off a divorce, fathers were gen-n- do w hat’s in the best intntcrcsts o f the rulings in the m other’s:r’s favor. erally awardedav custody. About thehe kids." Spotlijight on tl:he valley r V______'4 onservation of natutural resources is importanta n t 3 M organs earnm all A’s med tjcus o and a Sigma Chi fratemi-li- Management Decision)n M aking in to many peoplepic, including Lce Grifflifiths in Bingham Countyin ty , he Merchandising - Ma«ircy Metta of Jesse, Anna and EIIcEllen Morgan, nil dge. "S' He is treasurer of the idustrial Mar- Id a h o . children of Randallall and DcAnna Rcsidcnc.•nee Hall A ssociation and is Tw in Falls, sccond; Ind istcr, second; Morgan of Buhl,I, (c.ch earned 'cd in intramural sports andnd keting Plan - McMast L o c use.'ses many Best Managcmtnent Practices (BMPs)0 ti to Finance and Credit - GGreener, sec- strai^t-A 's during theIhe fall sem ester ~=<>mmuniunity scrvicc activities, ond, and McMaster, third; t! Retail improve his resourceres base while growiwing w heat and canola.ila. at Brigham Young,g UI n iv ersity in ibra Venis of Provo, Utah. quiz^bowl wins title Merchandising - Dcbi Fartning practic:tices such as changing ththe row spacing of cropsps u- Jackpot, Nev., fourth;; j Apparel and Jesse is a ju n io r mimajoring in hu- The CollegeC of Southcm Idaho VoUweUer of and using noww varieties> havo reducedd his use of fertilizers andm d m anitics and anthr . - ...... :^FARMEERS.1 »MAL^— - S bawk„ liiliriii I Tradition Can CouitountOn" v , liilliiil-liriillililliliffiii FAITH CHiHAFEL ASSEMBLY OFC GOD ' Buhl Twin F alls. Wendell 203 Ea»t Aveniuenue'D * Jerome. IdahohoS3338 8 ^ 543-435151 ■ 734-1500 536:5271 : (208)325-58:>■5876 ■ ■ ' Main Striitreet 690 Shoshono St. EastEast 160 South Idaho April 1st ShowlngSng5-J0&7:30 . . April 2nd: Showing^ g 5i 3 0 & 7 j0 SIB ; -I ...... , ______ll , ■...... I : - c Sunday. Marcirch 26. 1995 Timos-Nows, Twin Foils, Idaho ^ E-3 Twin Fallills High hoohorroll jEngagenBrents The Times-News Kelly Norman.lan. Amaya Odiagn, Kylan Tozer-Mlllei Schmidt-Arnol)ld Peterson, Robyn R' Pocock, Sage . MOSCOW - SuZan Reneeec Tozer T^TWIN FALLS - Jim and Ai TWIN FALLS - Twinin 1Falls High Robertson,, DanielD Ruprecht, Clint f o f Moscow. aJid Justin Lee M Schnchmidt ofT w in Falls, announcncc the ' School has released ils firsfirst semester Schnoor, Nikiliki Stover, Nicolc Strand, j. Kennewick, Wash., announcnee their honor roll. Listed below ai 9 ngagement of their daughter,r. Julie [ j , V are the stu- Saro Thomp:npson. Amber Wagner, engagement. dents who achieved high gn.gndes. Stacie Woodalldail and Jeffrey York. anis Schmidl. to John Cumm eron Tozer, daughter of Catlitherinc NH'' SENIORS 3.5-3.9: Sharee Sh Andcrsori, Jason _ ‘ irnold. son of Kelley and D iane i Tozcr of Colorado Springs, 4.0: Jill Aiken, Paulll A rrington, Armstrong,, Libbic L Astorquia, Lacie imold of Tacoma. Wash. David Christensen, Lyneite■eite Crowley, Astorquia,, Tim 1 Atkinson, Alija and William Tozer of Moscocow, is 0 H y Schmidt is a graduate o fl Sheila Davis, Robin DaDay, Tanya Becirovic, BrandonBr Bolyard, David 1985 graduate of MoscowMV High alls High School and the Univt Flores, Amy Geilman,, Jo Jodi G cren, Brown, Alanm Church, ( Brandy Clurke, School. Scl She is employed 1 f Idaho with a degree in lands Jeremy Gregersen; Beck;:cky Groves. Jenifer Clawawson, Tcrc^ Collins, Don Do Christie Dental OfTicc. rchiteclure. She is employed b;by Stacey Guess, Melissa Hetherington, Hel Kristin Coop ouncement will Apr Toed tlie Sunday Theto b u y . . . thatit is the questi;tion Valley HighI Sellhool honelor roll ale o f y o u r ce le - Kin; is space permits. mosews Classifiedd. Call 733-093931 The Tim es-News White andd Mathew^ Young. M ichelle Fitzpatrick,, 'C a r r ie p i c k u p y o u r T' H(Hopwood, Tabitha Ma:a x a a n d the announce- HAZELTON - TThe first SOPHOMORES SO BlBert Wyatt. ppeared in the sclncstcr honor rollII a t V a lle y 4 .0 : Beeky B Anderson, High School ha:has been Miranda Beames,Be Dave Brown, F R E S H M E N 1'i rait studio aniiiounccd. Studentsts ireceiving Doug Huettettig, Andy Kelso and 4.0: Brannon Beames S a ra high grades arc listedd b elo w . T ra v is Watl-a tk in s. BiBomar, Chavez Mathis,, K1 rystal 3 .5 -4 .0): : K^sec Bruning, Meyer, M Jami Ruby andid Kelii I ■ ■ ■ 0 buy or not t< * -----SENIORS IS Brooke Dallen,Ca! Ryan Hansen, R Ri u dolph. 4.0: Katrina Binghigham, Kim Becky Hintiinton, Rachel Hclwich, 3.5-4.0: Tara Brune,e , R y a n The Times-Ne\ Black, Jordan Bruncinc, Emily Rod McMilllillen, Nick Mills, Todd Lohnes, Li Crystal Maloio n e a n d G iv e !^ o u Th l e Crumrinc, AAnastasia Okelberry,y, Tanya Romer, Lilia N Ni ic k M ay o . Evdokunina, Sarahlh Huettig, Ruiz and DDa anielle T hom ason. 3.0-3.5: Misti Singlett a n d I Steven Huettig, Jame;nes Walker 3.0-3.5:5: Katie Erickson, Darci Di Stubbs. ces Yc3U W alilt! and Brooke Watkins. 3.5-4.0: Zach Anderserson, Katie Brune, Amanda Fitzitzpatriek, Destini Maxa, Calleilie n M o o re a n d J e f f O rr. 3.0-3.5: Wes A s h c r a f t , W e.( Jeremy Johnson,n. Misty O' 4 8 i[ Johnson, Ben Philliplips, Jacob ioon Shobe and Joseph Stublubbs. Join in us for an Portraits n PPortraits^ ncredible Choic JUNIORS ^ Oosmetic C f HM 4.0: Johanna C Ci a r l q u i s t , $695 II !$,12’5 ^ Chrissy Dctmer, Michiichclle Gott. 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Gonzalez, Mary Grigsligsby, Holly ;HaJe value ICO< S«art Credit I 3lce ol wraps, lolh«fma)ofet» The B altim ore Sun ingng a girl. At a Lamaze classis init Baltimore, such as -aLa and Sha. Keisha or Shandriidriko. Now husbands1 threatenthi to nome their sonss Swahili. Rene is Raquel’uel's mother’s name, Jleff e f explains that he wantedd a -girl's nam e Now, wcive’re into everything from ththe sea- Thor or Horst toto torment their wives. Orr "I had to pul that in,” shejhc explains,t BA LTIM O RE - Q(Go ahead, name your thahat is “unique, but not too farfor out." W hat sons to gcijeography. We have Summemer and maybe we couiould name our daughterr But do they know Alat at theirt] future beauti- ‘ boy Sue. Name yourir g girl Chastity. Be dif- abiibout Cala? Nice, but theycy discovered Spring andid Paris. Wc have an abundoidance of Peaches! A wonvomon wants lo name herr ful princess’ name w ill1 be be m angled for life? fercnt. It's the Amcricaiicon w ay o f naming lit- sorsome soap opera has a Cala,la. The couple gendcr-ncteutral names, such as Jordadan and daughter Melissoisso, b ut 0 Melissa dumpedd “Yeah,” says Mark.k. “People“ misspell tie Americans. thehen devised Sierra Brooke.. S O’Leariry Juniorr High hoi>nor roll ^ Thanks 1T o All Who Heielped ^ T h e T im es-N ew s O b e n c htiain, a : Amanda Parker, Ryan Lytle, Jeni Masoiion, Dillon Brinlcy VananW agoner, Lindsey Lancc Pau*aul, Jason Perron, Ashley’ Moycs, Melodic MeIcDonald, Wagner, JerrodJcr Warr, Ashley J To Makee T h e 1 0 " ' A nm « ual J : . . T W IN F A L L S ^ - The first Preecc, LyneiteL Princ, Nicklas Michelle McForlin,I, Kelsey Williams, RyanR York and Kim . sem ester honor rolloil h’as'b'ccn Raigcr,, KristaK Rehn, Lyridsae McLrmansTDanielMt4cMahon, Zigichr 7 St. Patrrick’s Pay Parttrade released by O’Leary•y J Jun io r.H ig h R o sc n berg, c r Ryan Schiermerer, Brandi M iller, Katie: :M o n c u r, A ’s and B's: B Phillip Ambros, School. Students; who w earned JanetSchmidt, Gregory Tancshia Packham.). Audra Emily Ander;lerson. Jess Arrington, A Success! high grades arc listedcd below.I SchroedcrIcr, Karlic Short, Rachel Parker, Bret Parrishsh, Katie Jillian Ashcrccroft, Jennifer Ashley. m Grand Marshal:'I: The Iordan Clan - Ice Scha'chaw ver& • NINTH OR/IRADE Slattcr, MindiMi Sorensen, Nicholas Pollow, Jody Reislis, Joke Bryony Barton, 1 Angela Grandson Brandon Iordanian ^ All A's: Aubrey AlAllred. Jamie Speirs, JeremyJei Stander. Michael Robertson, ! Katrina Rot.odabaugh, Beauregard,d, Gallic Blackwood, Best Float: Carlirlin’s Clydesdale & Carriages Anncst, Beau Barlarry, Louis Stanger,, SabrinaS Taylor, Jeanne iKristen Rocnier, Kyle: Schnoor, ; Chasc Bolyo[yard. Jennifer Boyd, iCS ^ Bokma, Mary Boyioyer, Jaime Trent, AmandaAr Turner, Brady 1Ryan Skeem, Jasonn Smith, Alison Bro\■own, Sarah Brown, Best Costume: NNationalj Guard Walk-A-Bouito u t ■ ^ Burgess, Josh Colliillins, Brooke VanEngeh;elen, Angela Vanhoozer. !Kristina Sorensen, Jori TTate, Gail Jared Burkirks. Caleb Collins, ^ (T(Terry Spidell) Colter, Justin Cox,, JcJenny Davis, Kris Van'inTasscl, Mary Walker, Taylor, ' Elizabeth TerreTcll, Mike Garrett Dankinker, Jolene Davidson, ^ Best Band ($3000 Cash Prize): Robert Stuartlart Ir. High ^ Deborah Edgar, Ryanyan Edmunds, Stephanietic Whitehead, Jonathan )U t, Ryan Cisco Davil;'ila, Jennifer Dennis, Thomas, Brian Trou ^ B e st Drill T e a m1 ((SlOO); Valley High DrillI TeamT e • Teresa Emery, JoelDel Engbcrg, Wilson andam Adam Winn. 'Wagner, Gannon Warard, Ryan George Dennnny. Brock Eaton. T.J. • Holly Fiske, Julie Gciljeilman, Jason EIGHTH E GRADE White and Chad Workmiman. Eldrcdge,Skyler Engbcrg,- D onations: Goodpastcr, Kellsieiie Hill. Beth All A's:'s: McCale Ashenbrencr. S E V E N T H G RADE A Joseph Feusajsahrens. Tyson Fiala, 1/ Barton KrengleTrucVc Hyatt, Angelaa Kevan. Sue AslctIctt. Amaya Berriochoa, All A’s: EvanI Allan, Emily Fivccoat, Fi' Tiffany * Bc6 & Francy I R « i Cfft-Ht W/ISOfl'S llic Amphavanh Khantha\havilay, Brian Kristin Bieri,Bi« Brett Brock. Dustin jAlexandria Amlin, ^Matthew Freeman, Patrick I Fullmer, Dunken's Drougljgfu House Music CaiWr Kruger, Jason Lloytoyd, Candice Buck. Jayaylene Burdick, Brandon ,Anderson, Michael AiAnderson, Courtney Garjard, Kristen Gamand. Soutfifrn Idaho3 CDislriOulintj Luran's Maier, Annie May,, SStaci Neale. Campbell,:ll, Shelley Christensen. Jillian . Arrington,, L a iira J a n is G u ninell. n t Kinga Guzik, ^ Pn'«TfUf Valiiflie Bew's Jamie Nielsen. Emmymy Olmstead, Rachel Denny. D Amber Egbert, jArrington, Lancc Atkikins, Sara Jamie Hamiltlilton. Jason Hamilton, i p i Van Ensdirn CP,:PA's ' MiiijlC Vfllifycy DlDisfnliuliiii; 4^ S te p h a n ie O lo f f , Anna A Peck, Janelle Forster.F Callie Foust. IBarton, Isaac Batcheloror. Brooke Somer Hayes. H Amanda . Ven'jjn ]cw - ...... ------*■--r-^---- - Sunday. Marcirch 2 6 .1 9 9 5 Timos-Nows. TwinTwir Falls, Idnhb E-5 TrW w in Falls seniors cc;cnter plans dancee ffor Sunday nie'TieTimes-NewB Eastland Drive.:. LiveL tnusic will be provided andd rc refreshm enis will T'TWIN FALLS - The TTwin be served. All.s1| .s e n io r s in a n d SenioOPS Falli'alls Senior Citizens Center:r will around the urea:a area inviied and ______hostost a dance from 2 to 5i ]p.m. welcome to'^lten:tend. The cosl is unduy at the senior ccnter.r. 616 ^2.50 per person.n. The stcory Ladiy sharess tales frrom a fulUlife r i i i — " ■ The Story Lady holdsds audiences; sure of her grandmothere r 's she her w ords wouldaldn’t com e out rig h t.. ! ^ widc-cycd nnd breathless:ss while she longed to keep, but forgot)t it unlil As n grown-ui-up, Jackie Torrence / ^ ^ I R E E I Pump Rentall l & C O 2 1 spins tales leamed fromm thet grand- il ithe moment, watching fromm a hill- confesses, the aprona| w asn’t magic. • j y parents who raised her and her Lucille S. top, top when the bulldozer wasns poised But even now,, whenw life is hard, shc ![•) any Tuees., W ed., or T huburs, only 1 aunts and uncles, storytelkellers all. ■.J deVlew “jto m ake its assault. tnkes o u t the apron, nj holds it. and I \ But none ore so remarkuirknble os the She flew down the hill andai into remembers whe'hen her grandmother I (K M iudu buy is the pna a i n t ! j Story Lady herself, Jackiekie Torrence, - J ------th(the house, her aunt scrcamirling after took such goodd carcc ofher. | V (Under 18 mustit haveh parent signed waiver on Illc[lie priorp 10 playing,) J who overcame a speech1 impedimentin mother, whc/ho raised 14 children, her, hei and grabbed the treasuisure wilh Suddenly, ;heshe says, the decisions | Jgf that caused people to toitorment her took in waslashing and once share- on on ly m om ents to spare. Her Hi aunt shc must make:c asi an adult "come a j U during her lonely childhoolood. cropped a fieldfiel of cotton all alone to dem dei anded to see what causecsed her to little bit easier." mSSSItU^ Today, shc travels the country, buy a cowI becauseb her littie ones risk risi her life. HfflfflBilj using her rich, dramaticuic voice to needed fresesh milk. That alone, It 1 was her grandmother’s’s soiled, The Story Lad-ady has perform ed at relate sometimes hilarioinous, some- Jackie Torrerrence snys, makes her flour-sack flo apron. Her aunt; ccallcd it the Kennedy Center.Ce Wolftrap. and tftnes ghostly, often tendeider parables grandmothercr a i renl hero. a rag.r But to Jackie, that nprpron was the National Storytelling St( Festival. th at lin g e r a fte r sh c h ha! as left th e Trt^^MyGrsjrandm other’s T reasure," magic. me Evenings, sittingg on her To order booksi The Times-New£ Shop till\[ you drco p ______^ Classified ^ b | | | Hold Over - 3rd Life Taking Woi 00 S u rro u n ^ ^ ^ l ISPRINO’S SPRUNGNG: The ccnt of peopl>ple in their 20s and Call 733-0931 ^ B spring issue of the Casualiual Living 30s have got{Olten financial lips ------NightI LONG H cotalog is full of all1 sortss of from their dadlads. The No. 1 finan- b tig h t th in g s to m ak e; us forget cial adviser fo;for this group? Dads. M 7:00 about the winter’s dismaimal rains. But have wew listened to Dod? OUTBREA H ere’s a look. Of those sururveycd, 65 percent I DUSTIN HOFFMAN ;Jumbo bunny flog forir tlthe front have follow)wed Dad’s advice RENE RUSSO m m - M alth aii I porch or patio, S 19.95 (28 (21 by 4 0 often, 56 perc<:rcent expcct to follow H Q L 9 NightIO pen Every Night - FM Storoo S inches, heovy-duiy polyesyester can- it often in theie ifuture. ^ I MORGAN FR M ^N . Tkl/x T* itti Aairlc* Ina tl vis); soft-sculplure springing fiowcr And howV sound; has Dad's 7 = 0 wreath for the front docJoor, S30; advicc been?n? Some 86 percent ( 7:00-9:30 Sunday 2:00^:30-7: ^ I cost faux m arble angel biibird feed- rate Dad’s financialfi advice as er, S25 (5 by 4 inchess w ith 4 2 - “ good” o r “exiexcellenl.” Just 2 per- H j| i inch melol pole);: ) ; T h e 'c e n t rank it “p'“poor.” I3S Meg ’fim Wn Digilc^ Surround Sound Grosshopper, o handyly sc! o t on 901 8. Unceln • J*reni itiv Ryan Hobbins Mal 334.3900 » 734.6S61 wheels to ease gardeniming ond Compilefiled from wire reports ___ n o life. hold gardening lools, S30.30. ^ For more informatioition or to ; F -« -fE UlOllPAllYNE TURES receive a catolog, coll (800)(80 843- DAMON WAYANS Kids U nder 12 Always Fro 1881. B DAD THE ADVISERBR: So ... i m ^ 7.0&-9:00 Sal-Sun1;0O-3:OCt-S:O•S:00-7:00-9:00 Oally 7.15- 5-7:15-9:15 does Dad know best? AAc ccording Nomirialod”for Acadomy AAwards!we I For Tho Wholo Family! to 0 poll in Your Future, CHEVYCH mOMAS w i n a1 ssecretary for the d£day and give youn Into I *>Bfld v h fft Irrcndi tome lo 1 n p . * (tVa ------th e )AY OFF! Send us yo^our business card. H FofCAjw«nMrb«l^«nr^•orc«)«J'v•brrest Gum __ M«nirrirrggiffwrmrttttnasarp T-TALL TALE News you cann u se T h e Ddrawing r will be held;ld Friday, April 21. •niE UNBELIEVABLE ADVENTUP ■ T o im H a n k s i ' nf?r a t ET] OF PECOS BILL € everyday ir “S ervingT he Ma,Magic Valley for N ine Years" ^7^15;9J5 1025 Shoshone* StreetSt| N., Suite 3 * Twin Fal 5-&:1S Sat-Sun t;15-3:t5-5:1S-7: The Times-NeL s 11 1 ^ 734-6452 Hold Ovor 4lh Sm ash Wook!;1,50 , = ■ TAIILTALE “'A Great FilmniASC* JONATHAN TAYLOR TXOt TllEUNBalEUEVABU ADVENTURES •'. lu>q MANM I. «ui.«lci\ sr.tH'O' OF PECOS B ia r e r ^ l A journey... I where legends I ■ w I w H com e to 5-9:15 Sat-Sun 1:15-3:1S-5:15-7:[Tnl * . . l U All S e a ts S1,5(;0-2:00-3:30 W atch for ouiUI Easter in Chtirch. Fri7;00-g:0(!:00 ■ (R) 6:45-9:30 On Sunday, April 9tl9th The Timcs-Ncws will be ^ V > m s i:OQ-3:00-S:00-7:00-9:00 0-6:45-0:30 ^ publishing a spedal chtchurch page of Easter activities. 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IFri 7:00-9:30 ' ’ Forrest Gump (13) at The Times-News, 733-0930931, e x i 208, for m ore informalmation. •4:50-7:00-9:15 . ... ■■ « £ y ______Sat-Thura1:15-4:(X^6: “The Buncrflics”’ {a{u Southwest ' ,. ” n Soon all the children hod run to K ■ ■ ■ ■ what we have to say."si Indiiin Uilc) the Creator's■'s side. "Show'us your ■ "I am listening,'ing,” said the Creator, L o n g a g o . a f te rr tlth e C re a to r y.- ry !i,- gifts. Elderr Brother,"E they cricd. , . and .a fc\v..ofjhcthe birds alighted on shaped the world out)ut of dirt and - "Wc love youry( gifis. We love Tell Me a Story'' IS a his shoulders! so that they might sweat, ho took a walkIk t to see ali the a p everything yoiyou give to us." _ a t i i r o speak privately/ tto o him. wondrous things he hadlad made. ^ ■ The Createator held out his bag. new " weekly featdiure ..xhose songs.bgs belong to us," the Tlie rains began to fall and the ■y V "Look inside-,"e-,” he said. - (jdesigned to enc(CO U r- songbirds whispcispcred. “You gave us world sm elled sw eett andat rich. The Dut beforee theytl could look inside, songs to sing. That Thi was our special Creator .smiled to hithimself as he out flew humundreds of butterflies. 3age parents to rea!ad to gift. Do not misunisunderstand us. Elder walked. Uc knelt downwn to touch the Tliese were the firet bulterilies- Tlieir their u ctilldren. B rother. W e lov V . JW L B Iz F a c ts !S, b L w a ' ' ' Mads in Mexico H Mado In the U.S. )kst Imports ol GM, Ford I ' Boc tore >ook irs I ■ Exports Io Mexicoo( aodCtuyslofvotiicles ' GM, Ford iif>d Chrysler! , l mado HI Uo*icnn ve w ords w ith; planls: B arnes, H astingngs w ant to hav l y o u } 1993 By Steve Crump among ththe largest in town. "Bul you yi have ■■■■■275,087 Tinies-News writer wonder' vw here’s the liniil. Al snim 10CM line point. ^ ■ ■ ^ H 303,630 ih e r e ’si ;gol lo be a shake-outut - it's TW IN I'ALLS - Call it a questionq of vol- ineviiablclie." Barneses & Noble, a general boolookseller wilh monore than 300 stores nationwjiwjde. aiy:l. “If you tnkc a look att thell number of Te.xas-babased discounter Hastings,gs, w l^th books available in Twin i-'ali-'alls six m onths ow ns abiboul 1 0 0 retail outlets, evevidy^iily H p ■ ago and compare lhal witli111 thei number of don'l thinlink so yet. • volumes available now. ii’st’s jusl phenome- "W e’vi.ve been open since l''eb. 6 , atand bust- ' ■ nal." said Judy Baxter, tliele nowner o f Twin ness has:is been g re a t," said J e ffTMarler. ^ H L 1 Falls' Iasi independent general-interesi gc Hastingsis’ local manager. "1 d om't n ’ know ; u ______hbookstore, which closed tinihree ye^irs ago. how it cocompares with olher Haslingings open- I "W ho's going lo buy all ihosilose hooks'.’” ings. b ull l' w e’ve been doing very well ' J Barnes .t Noble, whichch will open ils Barnes.•s &. Noble's Denver-based regionalr ? l4,()()()-si[uare-rool hooksiori.tore al ihe Magic manager,;r, who will be responsiblelie the Valley Mal! next moniit,il, and; lla siin g s. Twin Fal'alls store, couldn't be read for I Brietl!lyin I;which unveiled its 30.00(0 0 0 -square-fool conimenint last week. . ()ook, video and rccord enipiniporium on Blue “But hhere’s iny prediciion." K Kn nowlion ■•i L;ikes Boulevard North in1 Febniary. I \ inlcnd said. "ItIt will become a hangoul the lo find oul. Colleclively.y. Iheyi w ill ailil inlellecln;Inals." MIKEE 5AISALSDURV/Thn Tilm» Nr<.» husiniless 1lOO.OOO volumes lo the localcal book market. To pul lhal inlo conlexl,XI. it's as if iwn Bames:s and Hastings aro Iwo very,^„iri,r. M.W, Wilson,1, left,I, and H.IVl. Peterson1 ofc Burloy scarcfi for mu£nusic hiistory Federal housusing credits do/cn | new I'urnilure storesres joined ihe 19 enl eonifiipanies lhal are lookingi li10 lap a books at Hasti:stings on Friday in Twin1 F alls. already in business in Twirwin i-'alls over a penl-upI hhook markei lhal Waldeniioliiooks has g ro w in g booksiksiore chain in America.a. Bul 70 pciceiil o f liuoklinks arc siill sold on available for)r reservation iwo-nionth i period. liail mucheh to iiseif in Twin I-'alls foror Ihei pa.st en co u rag es cusl:uslomers lo linger and gelel impulse, she saiil. wlwh ic h IS p a rt o f "ir.s evidence lhal ihe corn'onimercial devel- ihree yeai BOISE - The IJalKi'alio House Agency has c'ofii/briable. MaxJaxfcrsaicl. H aslings' aitpc.il. (.'iisloi:siunkTs Clinic rii loi' opmeni oflhe north end o)f fl Twin i'alls siiil Bames:s is a bookstore dressed up a iinnoimtcci lluil SW)'.69.23S in federal Low- pas a col- -nic longer: a a cuslonier is in yinir siiire.e. itie videos aiul ihe record-ords and llicy end up has a lot of sieani in il.il." said Niels fechouse.■e. niled wilh planis and-winj Incomc liousini: Cral‘redits are available for , 'ing chairs ii^ „H>rc booksks they'rei going lo see." shele buying books, Knowlion. manager of the Twin I'alls' thal engeilender a casual, comfortable reservation by tiotiprinprolll and for-prollt , lie aimos- saitl. "And thele morei books you see. llicic "Displaying \iileos logilogelhcr wilh books, Costco store, whose hookjk deparimenl> is phere. Tii developers iiileresicct’d irin building alTbrdable file company, wiiicli is thele tasicsl- grealer the likelihclihiioil lhal you'll iniy one." Please see BOB00KST0RES/F3 imilli-f;iniily rcntiiltal liousing in Idaho. A pplicalions for liie:he tax credits w ill be f accepted ihriitighMiiy:ay 1. 1995, lilA l-xcQiiiive; Pireclor15 A, Wayne Agexp(3orts Millleider said iHinionsons oflhe cret^s are set aside Ibr speciilc groiij'roups. He said 5.550,138 .set aside for nonprofit Th(e heairt of 2a riva^ in (ax creilits ^ire set organiyaiiions anil S2-I.12-I.K12 is slaled in go lo could nreach i-arniers iiotne AdmiJminislralion 515 pro- C om petitor:)rsvie Lif. % jeeis, 'Hie reniiiining^ balanceba ofS394,2K8 is fe saving heleart zapperj r available Io allapplicaiiicanls, Tax credits are availivailable lo rental hous- for dom inata t i o n i n impiamintable defibrillalors sense whe/hen a heart is beating too fast.ist. or not at all. They recordI high ing developers whoI) arear willing to reser\’c give offDff electric shocks to zap the! h«heart back to its normal rhythrr'thm.This past week, ichnology moved an imporlanlmt step ahead witti governmentlent approval of a Jourmi of Commerce and restrict reni-s onI a portionp oflhe iiniis in grow ing inci d u s t r y a development forr lohiwer-incomc house- er defibrillator called Ihe JewelMel, touled by its maker MedtrorItroniclnc. as less holds, i’rojeets snbniiltiniltcd for la.\ credit alio- The Associated Press (raumallalic for the body and cheaper'ier to implant. W’AS illN d T O N ttl,S, agriculmral cations will competee IVfor the credits under a exports ihis year will hii ;ia record S-1S.5 hil- “selection crileria poiriwint sv.stem." which is NFAVYORK lleart-slrl-slartini; lecluiolo- _ hull. .Agricuiliire Deparinarinicni analysis csii- erior V / Subckbc/ni'/nn Suponor \ / Subclavian described in detail in Ithe IHA’s 1995 Tax, gy. a holly cumpetilive arcnare „f,h. I,cl,I, in.iic. ushering in whalhal llicy and oiliers n vena cma V belicNc will bc an exporilori boomlel ihc next Credit Allocation I’kui.km, care business, has juslSl gone liirough a cicctro olccltodo 1 Miltleider said ihete iilax credii program is heart-stopping advance. ll\e Io 10 years. By ihe lurn o f the centcentury, according lo .. one o f few fedenil iiiciincentives lo encourage Federal regulalors1 thistl past week Imcnt's lalesi projec- the development of'alTordable all rental hous- apjirovcd a safer ;ini! chea]heaper version o fa Ihe .Agriciilluie Departme ich S55 billion a year ing and that it has bce:i)cen a good prognun tor device called an implanlahltable defibrillator, a * linns, exports will reach ! and exceed S6 S billion'-.uir..unuially tiy ihc year Idniio. ■ high-tech power plant stuck sli inside your m p jn ' \ I - K 201IS a nearly 4 pcice-•iceiu avciage annual body lhal can aulomalicall;.-ally shock a liiiled Mver. •enMcu!ar—^ r ^ \ ^ \1 > fc vonlnclular’—^ giowili I.lie. heart back lo life. Just like Ihe emergency m olci>locirodo • ^ \L n olcctrodo American Micricrosystems Inc. "i ligh-\ able" ilcrns •liveslock li and liorti- room doctor. names Homstactad as new CEO culluial products andnd coarsc i grains, pai- The newcomer, duhbeliied Ihe Jewel, is ( - I’OCATELLO -- American Microsys- licularlv corn, are foreforeeasi to lead ihc made by Medtronic Inc.,;., a; SI.-I hillion-a- K advance.'Mosi ..flhc over)\erall gain. l.',S, ofll- lems Inc. has namedd GeraldG I'.. Homsiad to year maker o f cardiac proiiroducis. The inno- M ‘ . succeed Connid Wredlredberg as president and cials said, w ill come in Iriiinl World mar- vution could give a niajclajor advantage to S Jowcl ( A chief executive officcr.cer. kels. especially in .Asia am:anil jirimarily China. M edtronic in an intense;e rrivalry wiiii iwo B Uf\p delidclibrillaior \ "Ihe global marketI luillookou ,,. for food Ilomstad, -IS. willII ti:take over ne.xt I'riday Doribnllalor^^^t \ smaller competitors forir ddomination of a B and .igriciiluire is lunv, moieiiii favoiabic lhan at the semicondnclorlor nianufactiiringi eom- S500 million-a-year inarkeirkei growing al 25 B - pany that iias aboutjul 900 em ployees in al .mv lime in ibe pa^i: I1 5 or so vcais." saul percent a year. II . .. l\,.l J.B. i’enn. senior \ice.• president pr of Sparks I’ociitello. Up unlil last Monday,:iy. Ihe leader was Abdcdominal defibrillator Leads mumust Pectoral defibrilljirillator The unit is 25 Ilomstad is a nativeive of Miles City. Monl. Cos. I)a\ id Olden-, an agragricuhuial spccialisi considered lo bc Veil'enirilex Inc. of betutunneled under the skin frommlhe i: percent smaller'er so it can He came to Ihe I’lKaiicilello plant in January al Virginia I’olyieehiiieie 1hisliliile and Slate Sunnyvale, Calif., whichh nmakes a device it abdodomen lo the pectoral area, wt-where fit inlo the pector:toral region with less cispecis "ihe tosicsl" I9K0 as a senior desi{lesign engineer and has I 'nivcrsilv, called pmspi calls the Cadence. The.• ththird company is they}y enter ttie subclavian vein an'and trauma. Leadss gigo directly into the since Ihc early l ‘)7(K, held .sevenil managenuenienl positions, ihe lat- Indianapolis-based Cardiirdiac i’aeem akers are) snakedS into the heart. vein with no lunnunnelling. I’opiilalion giowlh.h. rrisiiu! per capii.i est as vice presidenlil ool fa standard products inc.. a division o f (iuidanlam Cor]v, a fonner incomes, the tiruuiiayV K Kiduiu I Iradc .igrcc- group. Anita RiKoteri, American division of drugmakerr I: Lilly c “See the V experts at mm Snake River ^ ------G l a s s n ------i i 405 M ain AVe. EatE a st' M m 11ilViii*mii Twin Falls » 0 I I 7 3 3 ^ 1 6 . 3 3 44.3P00 .: » 7J4«656B [ • «f f,-4 Tlmos-Nows, Twian Foils.Fi Idaho Sunday, M arch^ih^ 6, 1995 Money XJHOtty sto d Victims greed]plays paart in suc^;cess of sscams ksare i Knight-Riddcr News Servi■vice w ith ih c m illicllions of dollars ihcy will daughter dj said, but lo heicr other through the accou;counl. w in. asassets. • I. "She thoughlhi sshe was spending a URADF:NTON. Fla. — Greed. It One Alabribamu women was so When her m other balkedlat a spend- few hundred1 dcdollars.” said Bob no loinger b caused the bankruptcy• ofc Orange seduced by a )oring y a scammer thal even ing ini more money, the con ar anist told Blalock,the worw o m a n 's atto rn e y in Counly. the crash of thele venerable after she losisl ! S35.000. she wa.s will- her he he’d lose his job bccauscISC hc was Bradenton, "Thisfhis con artist had the T h e W ash in g to n Post the lost revenue? rev Other customers? | Barings investment banink and thc ing to spendi aianother 550,000 10 con- doing dc something illegal,I, so sh e mother so convinjvinced. she w anied to The sliareho:holders? No one is sure, ] . loss o f life savings for thchousands of tinue her dreateam. relented. rci let the 550,000JO goj through, Thai’s Oncc upon a bygontone cra. utility While managersm disagree on ihe | people. “These pcof:ople are really slick and When ihe daughler callcdd the bro- why ihcy’re (thethe scams) so danger- slocks were wonderful!;ully boring and long-nmgc^c impacti o f retail wheeling, Greed is behind the burgconittgbi very sophistic,licaied," said the daugh- kcrage ke lo make sure the withilhdrawals ous lo older peo] incredibly reliable. You)u ccould set your which 'mustust be studied and approved ; peoplc. I can see ihis' scam markets — thosose clever ter who asked:ed thal her name not bo had ha stopped, she.discovered:d thc con thing go througl wiiich by ihe precise timing tir o f their by each sla )ugh Florida. This is slate public-utility conunis- schemes * lhal part the lessss fortunate, used lo proieiHect her moiher. "They anist an w as trying lo run ihe annual dividend incre:).'reases. Widows sion. fund n e 550,000 worst lhan uncons:onscionable.” ^ d managers seem lo agree on |less educated and poor■ from f their have lists off ppeople who are 65 and and orphans could sleepcep well, know- one thing, T ;, The debate, ilself. li;is had a jmoney. older and callcal these lists all day ing there were few inve nvestments that significantIt impactii on utility stocks, The latesi scam hails fnfrom British long.“ could match the safetjfely o f eleciric " Flic issm isue has added an element of (Columbia. It involves smmooth-talk- For thal S3;S35.000 inveslmenl. the ' power company slocks. s. uncerlainijniy and, consequently, of ing i con artists and/or sslick mail 75-ycar-oldId A la b a m a w om en . • Alas, those days arere gonc-foreveri'j risk" lo ulil utility slocks. Spletzer said, (order brochures hawkinglg blocks of received rcgi:gular Federal Express Thc electric uiiliiy it / indusiry has As for futuiiture competition, he added, jinternational lottery tick<:kets which packages contjintaining shecls of paper ...... matured, growth has slo’ slowed and rate “ It could be. bc and probably will be. a purportedly j contain a wininning mui- wilh lottciy’ lilickel numbers primed increases are harder to ci 0 come by. And signincantnt factor in som e jurisdic- tliniillion dollar ticket. on them. Thche numbers were sup- I q I now, the federal govemnrmment is push- tions. In soi some jurisdictions, il w on’l The scam operators easily e:i con- posed 10 be: ggood for play for one ing for more comj^tilionion among utili- bc worth aa hill1 o f beans,” Some fund \vince senior citizens by preying p on year, tics and lower prices for foi consumers, nianagen; th R ichard G. IrvIrw in I ; think ihe competition ques- their i loneliness, desire foibr attention "She neverer received any lottery For investors, those cha changes raise a tion is mucuich ado aboul very liitle, and ; need for more money.y. njcy tum lickeis." saidd tlthe daughter. lot o f questions about ihi ihe future prof- “Much o ff ll: Ihe fear and loathing about , (on the chann by being ohh .sooo: nice, The cash I n management accounl OUT-0OF-SIGHT LAN,ND ! ils and dividends o f uiilitj I QUKSTION: I wl» U I 1.0 ility companies, utility dere-•regulation is.overblown,/ Legals-AAnnouncenments-EmpIsloyment I 50 “I I ^50 I ioi I i4 io2 I 4 iOT I f 108 I 4 i i o I 4 201 J |_LOST&_FOm^ I CA RD O F T H AN K S I PROFESSIONAL I H\ OM E/HEALTH I ADK iI CARD OF ^ THANKS If ABORTION I ADMINISTRATION/ ALTERNATIVES | SERVICES I CARE C SERVICES | MANAGEMENT LEGAL NOTICE J, Kovin Bird. T rustoo, is H O U N D P O U N D tTho family o( Motv Rich- | , South Central Community I John Chomboau am no L " "y oHofing for solo 3 Lols Io-io- TWIN FALLS oson wishes lo oxpross i PREGNANCY CRISIS cC Iy will tako caro of old- AVCO AVC FINANCIAL Action Agoncy will bo ac- our sincoro thanks and longer l rosponsibio (or P COUNTRY CLEANERS 4'!'' nc- catod In tho Rainbow Es-Is- ANIMAL SHELTER CENTER Spring 3 q,| cloaning on exist- ly in tholr homo. Expor. A loadcjador in iho llnanciol copting soalod bids from lotos, Joromo. Idaho, moro approciaiion to all of you Hope 1 Chomboau’s dobui xcol roforoncos. ond In: qualifiod contractors lo OS ol Morch, 17,1995, Froo Fro tosling. Call 734-7472 Ing, inn new homos, losldon- id insurance Industry Is ' ponlcularly doscribod asa s Found: wtjo sont expressions ol — 54-3171 sookln■oking individuots wbo w oatborlzo ollQlblo hom os or 1-600-371-7472 , tioi, niJj ond oincos- 734-8728 follows: 1, Shoop Dog Australian sympaylh lo us through V ------oro0 Iniorostod Inl In a man- ,ln tho Magic Valloy 8 coun WEDDINQ Drosses, slips I'"- t, Lol 2, Bloci< 1 of Rain-in- Shophord X. block, groy. food, phono calls, cards. Bi 1-13 agomo ty aroa, Sorvicos lo bo pro- Bridesmaid a Prom Rontois ^ 1 0 8 1 COCOUNTRY CLEANERS: d omont caroor, A dogroo bow Estates. Joromo10 rod, molo, visits, flowors ond prayors. salos ability doslrobio, vldod Includo bui aro not 25%oflinvitalioni733-»SM ■ For all your household I CHILD CARE ^ County, Idnho, “ Each of your romom- ” PROFESSIONAL - jst bo mobile, Excollont llmliod to; Insulating attics, cloaning noods, Calt I Minimum occoptobio odor'ar A doption: broncos has oasod our ■ SERVICES , ' SERVICES “-iSnofits, Curront oponing walls, floors, hoal ducts; In anytime 324-8426. u _ of 58,000,00 1. Rolriovor X. gold, fomolo sorrow from tho loss ol I 106 ■aiiabio in T,F, ollico, stalling insulaiod doors, I ^ I L 734-6726 pTT childcare openings, nvaiioi 'fS- 2, Lot 2, Blocit 2 of Roin-n- pupo, our doar husband, fathor, g | SPECIAL NOTICES BANKRUPTCY g _ >ntacl Groflo or Chris- windows, ond stormwln- imoniary leachor, CPR. bow Estotos, Joromo10 2. Boaglo X. black & whlio, ^grandfather - and brothor- Ail Chopter & AG relalod Fran I R. K omblum 10 ® 705 Blue Lakes dows; and propor air soal- 1staid.foncod.ym d, « County, Idaho, (omalo puppy, in-lQw, A special lhanks to ALCOHOLICS casos, Froo tolophono Attomey ol Law “ vd Nonh. Bluo Lokos Ing for roductlon of air »gos 2 plus, Noar CSI, ^ Minimum flccoplablo offoror 3. UbX.oo’d,spado th e Buhl Quick Rosponso consultallon. Divorco/Palomity/Custody Dive ^ 111. EOE Infiltration. Spoclficatlons ANONYMOUS COII 733-4616. E ofS8.000.00 fomolo. Unll for tholr kind and _ Call 733-6300 536-7760 S3 800-548-2166 Visiti/isltnlion/Banknjplcy/D,U,l. _____ availablo at South Control 3, Lot 9. Bloci< 2 of Roln-n- 4, Molamulo Shophord X, gontio sorvico. Also, lo Wm H. Mulbony Sodk)dai Socurity Disability/SSi ucoiconsod-mools, all ogos Grootroot Amorican Video, . Community Action Agoncy, bow Estates. Joromo10 block, brown & white mole Bishop Mike Phillips and OVEREATERS 22 yrs oxporionco Wills/Conson/alorshIp W 733-4754. Soulhcluihoosl Idaho's largost 726 Shoshorw Sl. Wosl, County. Idaho. 5, Hoolor X. black & groy doar Irionds of tho 0uhl ANONYMOUS Roprosonialion ------vidoodoo isuporstoros. has a • Tv^ln Foils. ID. Contoct por- Minimum flccoplablo olfor Firsl Ward, - _ Roosonabiy pricod Mothi'thor ol 2 has oponing (or full1 ttmotimi managor posilion or malo. 734-4547 -roolanco writers wantod ^ • son: Kon J. Robinotto. All BovRlchoson ------Froi ay caro AM & swing shill avallcivallablo In iho Burloy. ^ of 58,000,00. Lols of nico cats & kittens! lo covor nows and ovonts 733-5900 day ' bids m ust bo In our office at The Property sholl bo soldlid LOCATED !Stovo and Kalhy Collings SECRETARIES DAY to ______a forrir moro info contact Idahoihoctofo, 5 RosponsibiWcs . . 726 Shoshono St. Wost, in tho W ood Rivor Volloy. ------'AS IS* without ropresentn-a- 139 6th A vow , - Torrie and Bob Davis vv April 26.1995 in ^plald S o r v lc o l 6 + y r s . Ann 733-9423, Includc:ludo cuslomor sorvico, BiJildingWI. Twin Foils. ID Rory ond Barblo RIchoson Win . . a Docrolary for Iho day ScSend a rosumo and a ,— supoiupon/ising porsonnol. lions or warrantios. For in-n- 736-2299 F writing sample lo: N.S. oxporionco. axi Will c lea n , — ^ by April 6, 1995 4:00 pm, and fltvo youra iho day oft! wr Drdoring product, ond formotion, contact Julfo A, AFTERNOONS ONLYI Marcio and Tom Orion Nokkontvod. rogionol odi- cook, co< ovon buy grocorios. H ■ provQlling timo. FAXED Uacking inventory, ^ Bryan, Esq., Cohno. Rap-p- Monday-Fflday Tholma and Jorry Balloy jSond us your business Nolor. TTio Timos News, Box Leave Loi msg ot 734-8936 W BIDS WILL NOT BE ACC- popon & Segal, P.C ,. 525-^>5i-- CLOSED Saturdays, card, Tho drawing will bo lor impuler ond retail oxpe- • EPTED. BID RECEIVED 546, Twin Folia. ID 63303; -— )nce preferred, but not ‘=1-' East too Soulh, 5th Floor,>r, Sundays, & Hoildoys 4 hold Fri, April 2lBt. or 54. call 733-0931 0x1.204 Troo Tro trimming Stopping. 1 ; AFTER 4:00 PM APRIL 6. Soil Lake City. Utah 8410212 .Animals aro SOLO or 4 I 104 I AMERICAN ^ STAFFING .- or Froo oslimaios, 734-1157 ■ nocossary. Must bo • ..•1995 WILL NOT BE ACC- (801)532-2666. DESTROYED aflor 46 I PEHSONALS I INC.------.ooking for houaoa to availsvallablelowotk days, ” EPTED. No bidder may“y PUBLISH: March 2S, 26.5. hours, so ploaao call or 7 1025 Shoshono SI. N„ Loccloan.$8hr.R of. No would lovo to mow your I■ j I'l I 'J 11 Wll IJ 11 ^ 1 evonlnionlngs. ond woekonds. -withdraw his bid aflor iho Avorooo single guy. kind ol lown w eekly. Coil today | ‘^0 Aprii1.2.8and9,1995 visit tho pound dally lo Sulto 3 733.5858. c i Apply in porson '•hour sol for Iho oponing - chock If your pol Is horo. shy. ' looking (or a avorago 734-W 52 7 a for reasonable rales. So- .—______Wedn/odnosday. Moreh 29, girl. Looks not ao impor- which will bo withdraw his Thla I t no t on up-to-dato j niornlo discounts, Froo osL fl 2 0 1 fromrom 2-6 : p.m, al Groal ■' tanl as honosty & person- bid aftor tho hour set for tho Hat; mixod dogs aro hard CaliCo 324-5630 oflor 6pm I AlADMINISTRATION/ Amorkmorican Video. 2273 'Vopening which will be April I olity, I am omployod; like or Iv.I msg. Family oporal- I MANAGEMENT I „ Overland 0«»' Avonuo, In to doscribo. O r como pick ! -7 . 1995 10:00 om MST ol out a puppy, dog or cat. 'kids 8, Kono on Sa t nights, lon.lor Specializing in tho IL w Burloy.rloy. This is an oxclting Ploaso roply to: Danioi, PO '.726 Shoshono Sl. Wosl, lhavwouldlovaahomal ^ ■■■■■■■IH JerJeromo aroo, slnco 1989 l o■SS>REVENT10N.s * MAN- portunity to bo a pan of Box 2564, TF. ID 83301 . -T w fn Falls, ID. South Cen- This Is a pubik: sorvico J " AGIGER with mojor dopi, iUihoast Idaho’s fastest _____^ tr a l CorrfVnunlty A clion rowing chain ol video BEAUTIFUUWOMEN------l i o f ‘wloro, Rosponsibio for in- Do not go to bars to moot imal.flLOxtomQl.liiyosilo:. soroiores, Groal Ameri- '."to spjil or rojoct any or Iall BBii.____ announMmonLoIJho___b I lion. Excel, bonolits, anVldoo 13 on'ETOiE:------pooplo. If you aro oinglo, ••olds or to accopt tho bid or Timos Nows, q I I amponicls EOE. Sond ■ .-bids doom ed bost for South succosaful & Intorosling ^^ST^FOUND^1 Call CloAillod, 733-0031. ]in mooting som oono 8po- ■nJOMEmEAtTH ------isumo. roforoncos & sal- PADVERTISE • - > ^ n t r a i Community Action ’*'A |iction E) CARE SERVICES 7 history 10 Box 92961. W oYora^w lion you orol |ciaUcoll QUYS & QALS I con" YOUR i UtlioTlugitlputUclSDOC >5 U ft a t L'HorlBSon'e, 1440 , DATINQ SERVICE, For . Timos Nows P.O. Box p r o . , Morch 24. 25. Lost 6 'A mo old fomalo 1 48. Twin FollB, ID, SERVERVICE SPECIALTY •■■26 and 3 1,1995______Bluo Lfll<68 Blvd. N,‘ TF., free Info, call 1-600-690- BI ' W a^g^talsrga Now owners have romod- nn, | — IstWookofMarch.setol:0 P q m a ra n lo n , on 3 -1 6 ,- i8227 sorvtng ail of South- Q oiod a oro now taking lov- %’t» 0 3 , INTHJ THIS DIRECTORY ■ >' $100R»w«rd,5yroldolf1 I ■J NOTICe.OF TRUSTEESS car koya and houso koys orn Idaho. Motnbor ol ■ j I'lel 1 & lovol 2 residents, 54 p mMled~ry. for poopla _ 3l nOodB hor do sp o rallo y , 1Cham ber ol Commorco, H Somi privato rooms arii SALE on ring. 733-9666. ivurywhBtoi 733-0931. 7 / 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 f9 PLEASEI 734-B340 or 1 availablo. Orchard Drfvo ^ 1-600-562-0862 ' fl Caro Contor. 734-5979. Clr?i Ask for Suzotlo Mlllor. evui ] j . Sunday. Morcfrch 26.1995 Times-News,, TwinTwi Foils. Idaho G-1 E i i i p l o y nm e n t - E m p ll ( o y i l i e n t i I 202 4 2 0 5 4 206 1 I4 20 6 I 4 2 0 7 I f 208 I I ^ I i 210 i 4 210 U ^ACCOUNTTNO^^1 J^AQRICUmjR^J I MEDlCAL/DENTAt; { |■J^flEDICAUDENT^ I | o f f ic e 7c l e r ic a l I PROFESSIONAj^ I RESTAURANT/LOUNGE I SALES I I SALES ■ ! AMERICAN STAFRNQ, CAREERCA OPPOTUNfTY . mo/ Several Dairy positions atDt CONTROLLER ' PT P Physical Therapist or > ino/prep cook lo vorlod m arketing; S4.50 lo INC. Swiss Sw Skin Care & Heallh CAREER Telomar largo pQiry In Hazollonon St. Bonodlcta FarDlly Medi Physical ThorapisJ Assis schodulo. Salary DOE. ,r-,p 1,00 por hour dopend- Co. aooking P-T. F-T. ond Evo PPORTUNITY cal Center has immediate tant noodod for Goriotrlc Call C. today if you havo mod- Co. Evening dishwashor or on ability, somo com- Rehabilitation. CoIiJan at leal billing oxporiencol manogomont rn positions. dnn, iOr opporlunity in insur- • “ . EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 1. Full lime Herdsman,in, opening for Controlior- dolivory person. Goorgo Career 3r skills holplul. Apply • Call 677-4139 ^'a :o and financial son^ico t Idaho Stale Democrstic brooding and herd healthtth Bookkeeper. Husponsiblo 934-5601 or sond rosumo NEVER AFEEI K'a Fine Food, 1719 Kim- «rson ol 264 4th Avo Party akills nocosoary, pastigt for oil functions related lo to 1220 Montana, Good 734-6452 — borlv Rd, TF “ les.»s.Woho)pourcllora» 1-800-721-WORK VISt/ISITINQ PR O FESSO R, rwln Falls, Salollilo Must Havo: ’“‘a- managemom oxfirioncoCO payroll-porsonnol. ac ing. ID 83330, ______protoi hnology.______• Political Knowlodgo holpfuT, counts payable, general — M/F/D/V-EOE COLLEGE C( OF U W . ~ /allperson posillon now “cci nils ono yoar position be- ; ♦ FuncJfaisIng Skills ■ 2. Calf Manager, must havovo ledger, monthly financial Pizza P Hut is now accopting SERVINQ THE MAQIC opon. bonolils ovollablo. >" frough 9 insuronco CAREElEER OPPOHTU- • Sl ONDERFUL HOME) Over 3,000 ag. | is, a ACREAGE AT Ihs edge of of IMna area fealurlno 6 bedrooms, I Two-tlory home w/5 bedroomsof lown. F ' 2 i ^ n WONDoth). Sllad on approx. 1/2 Acra, I bolhi on opprox. 1 ecre. Gai)m s4< 1.S n. ofrd boasts aulo. spnnkiorB. fnjil trees, ■ air haal. city water wtIh tsplicias s) forcod J l 3 boicunty lights 4 12 X 16'storage shod. 0 Freshly painted exisrior.iCflystom. A yard'Ull I love the laroe. open oak kilchonSi r ! ■ $74,sod. «GS-523 Asking. sacu>woklng Istar^dl S14S,000. *IG-S14 > HAOIC VAUEY flEAlTY ''ItsyOlbbt ra G j MAOIC VAUEV REAI S t 1 73J-B5S9 JE ACRE-CLOSE INI OvaTi^o'o ' . n. & perlly Itnished basement, SEE THIS BRICK HOMEiME w/3 ' oNErgo kitchen w/breakfesl bar. TV bedrooms. 1 bsth. Baaamen has w/flreplace. formal dining & plumbing for 2nc) balh. Nawoewor oak < Lnrging areaa. Contral vacuum & sound kitchen cablnelt. Freshly pa afem throughout. Mlnutee Irom < Interior on main door. t Cio: r o - j n ; 1= wntown. >1BS.OOO. *SK-203 I tchoott, parlii & shopping. trs.ooo 171 tyafc »DD-265 > MABIC VAUiYRtAlTY Steve ' Kohntopp ^2^Be48 MAOIC VALLEY REALE " T Y C > ^ 7 3 4 -1 9 9 1^ TJ4-<044 f ■ "" " ' i . ■ ) ( G-2 Timos.Nowa, Twinn RFalls, Idano Sunday. Marchrcti26,1995 Employnment-EmpIiloyment I 210 4 212 2 1 2 1 I 212 I i 213 I 4f 213 I j ~ 301 I 4 401 TRADE I .____ I ______I I TRADE TRADE I I His^oppoR^^ |[MisaoppoRnmimI k I ^ B U SIN ESS I SCHOOLS/ .OPPORTUNITIES I INSTRUCTION- !------,n AMERICAN STAFFING,Q, ■ Expotioncod OTR flal bod’d Ono i FT drivor. A pply In ; Expocloncod automotivo Wanted immodiaieiy: Ex- 10 10 positions now open with Experienced Ex] groomer* F S I poraon-'Aro youou . 0 'NC. drivors noodod lo oporalo0 porson. 018 Commercial porioncod wire food .d IIKNOCK,KNOCKII Yourcojrco m p u to rc o n b e your' in 11 wostom slates, Musi • dynamic cloaning equip- Atlraclive All opportunlly for _ " molivoiod achiovor. bibut Curronl openings; Jl Avo. Twin Falls. Bonofils. w oldor, bxporioncod In mont n company, no expo- o) omondous ground floor mostost voiuablo\ office looll- d ------oxporioncod pel groomor. ' aro lirod of having youyour CDL Driver lomp-to-hlro have good driving record • general welding, mochan- rio f| n c o . nocosB ory. will R ipportunfiy In fino jowolry Local)cal company( offora pro-; j> No W arohouso lomp-to-lilro ) and bo al least 25 years^ ' Part limo Hair stylist lor JD R ofs required. Posilion °PP pay plan cliangod? Ni lc oxporionco helpful, Exc trq,in. it G uorantood mini- a' listrlbuUon notworh-Work fossioissionai training in small- lllly Factory all shills old, Odgon Ul basod(J Hair Studio, apply In por- avolloblo Immodlaloly. Sundays! Now facility working conditions. Hob- mumS2B0 n por wook F-T Addisona > Animal Clinic «ith family, friends and indlvkdividual class setting,; lont' FactoryporsonnoilOl company. 1 •800^53-22277 son 10:00 a.m. lo 4:30 issoclatos-No Invonlory Both i tjroal work onvlronmoni bv Horso Ronch 324-5858 porrnanonl p positions. P-T 733-0657 Tt call botwoon 9- oth DAY & EVENING^ mont Scheduling -■ p.m, ROBYN TODD. MV Jo quolas-Tax advantog- - Ciassclassos. Need moro info?; Straight % ol dopartmor Hiring For • also a available, must bo lOamMon-Frf, 1( g " inioo Landscoping Mall, ask for Lisa. copl water & sanilolionr limn Wight helpers for repaiisair onco proforrod bul nolll Salary: S5.50 lo $7.00 por •help. Duties would inci. loholplnoursen/icocen- , Idaho's jj. hottest relall GrossTossing S1355 0 monlh ial, Sond or lax rosumi 'ag- required. 734-1234, LEDUC (800)737-6688 lor & various olhor duties, (ro lo: of usod oqulpmoni. Wag hour, depending on loading a unlooding fronchlso gift storo. Low ronl.tnl. Askingf S ipg!5t)0. • exporionco. Branson, MC, '' Above avorogo slarlino q Namos & Numbors 03 starting al SI 0.87 hf ------equip., 0 locol deliveries. ^ overhead, high profil: Calloil RoyR Sobala. Applications are bein[ USTENI Roy I Raymond Ford. wogo. & obovo p-l houro, Tolophono Diroclory Avon wants individuals Somo S mochanical skills Tiargln. Now available In OPPORTUNITY Milsubislii CailMooic Volley Mrby at -i PO Box 2720 ^ taken ttirough Job Sor interosted In earning roqulrod ri & good driving rf Twin Falls and aroo. DREAM D R ' HOME - vice. Twin Foils. ID, 736’a e IS KNOCKING Allonlion: Jim Slangor 734-2883 ask for Stove, SunValloy. ID 83353 S8-S14hr. Nodoorio rocord. ri Must 18f yre S25.000K 465656 sq sc fl of luxury In this 4 Regiilor now and you tap 1243 Blue Lakes Blvd 20a-726-S584^ 3000, EOE door. 1-800-676-0621. lo I< apply. 30-40 hrs. por Nownqv hiring caohiors. olso ____ 1-800-771-2327 udrmdrm, 2 balh homo on inlo our huge cliont base° North Irom Hailoy lo Jockpol, ■ ______IND-REP week. V, _ for fo, graveyard wall person g ^ , rosllglous Buchanan Holpl Wo nood onorgollc Are you looking for a groal '■ Twin Falls. ID 83301 BARRY RENTAL fn 'o o k tto n O pportunity c{rA«t 7 „’ Burloy lo Bliss. Wo MI po- , for full and part limo lan'tiI't ll limo 10 do something iroot. Lg dining & living ' onihuslaslic poopio) (orlo jo b ? W o a re looking foi '• ( 2 0 0 ) 7 3 6 - 2 4 8 0 f a x BARMAIDS 465 ADDISON WEST ' )om wllh firoploco In , i sitions lor conslruclion" (208)734-1859 BARTENDERS ■ poslilion. Musi bo oblo to vouou love? Own your own our oatos loam , traininsning 0'°^^ l^uck drivj firms, laciorios, foodNpro- . work various shifts. Apply ^ isom ont. Roc room with provided, above averagirago ors, oslablishod Co., gooc Northom Nevada APPLYINa F PEHSONONLY ookslorol Minimum cash cossing plants, lands^p- piU C K DRIVERS, solo & in porson. Travoler’a Oa- ror^ la . Boaullful In-ground commission. Sales expoxpQ. b onofils, & 00 % ol OUI 1-800-869-1532 .— oquirod 590,000. Call ors, sood & lood waroho-'• loom s, CDL. hozm at, 1 ------Eo a lo . N of th o H a n s o n 3x40 hoolod swimming rionce a plus. Applyly Init lo a d s c o m o b a c k inic Eorn morioy wilh Avon, Full .lltlo Projossor Book US03. Many osslgnm enlss yr, oxpor., DOT qualilica- CCENTRAL SUPPLY per- n, /ontors. tho nation's larg- 30l in security bockyord. porson at 953 Blue Lake; Idoho, Cali 1-800-793 limo or p e n limo. floxiblo ______s ; ERY NICEl Roducod lo ; ‘ lood to Idoal careers. lions, now equip,, lop - ^ o n noMjW part-limo. VWII h 'St franchisor of full lino, Y, Blvd, N, TF 56S8 for moro information hours. No door-lo-door. Now f^o hiring drivers & f^t 100.000. Coi! Ray for 122. NEVER A FEEl Call icday' w ages for oxpor.. vacfi* train, Mi/sl bo molivatod Cam c -800-316-1365 lai Jii son/ico bookstores. * ',, j , 734-C452 and ablo^o work with min- — laborers, Drivors must }ur showing. Looking for easy, lun work'^ COUNTERPEHSON Ilona profit sharing. 100% S0M S < m i2 I 1-800-721-WORK imoi suporvision. Apply in Earn Eo up lo S3000 mo. pro- havo a CDL Iiconso. class Good pay. Days or ovoa company paid hoallh & 8 wilh air brakes. Please c r IVOS, M/F/DA'-EOE person ONLY at W est ci IDOLUn ST0RES5 q j Hourly of commissionion, Napa Aulo Parts is now ac' dental, EOE. Edwards cossing mortgoQO refunds . „ AMERICAN STAFFING, Mogic Coro Cenlor. 640 In Ir your areo. No oxpor. • call Joo or Mike 726-9600, ^oi-foilosl Retail Business O i 736-9292 copting applications for Brolhors. Inc.. (208)523-1 SABALA . Filer Avo W, Twin Falls. necessary. ni 001 -468-6288. p j | ai.Sk* (600)825-8045 p ------an aggressive, con/ice•o 382.______PT janilorlal, after 0pm. TF Sports oriontod publlsh!n( SERVING THE MAGIC - anarea. Coll 543-8997 REALTY . hing orlonlod counlorporson in MAC TOOLS - company, h a s ImmodiaK VALLEY FOR 9 YEARSI1 , Top; quollly all-around Jiaio Twin Foils, Como |oin a - • ‘ mason. Expor In all phas jooking a ilmllod number ______733-4321' : oponing for Public Rola Tho Cily of Twin Foils Is 'a sot leia- pfogrossivo, goal oriontoclilod USTE n! ^ ' os of m asonry, Top Times-News Indcflependent Ju n io r if quoilliod distributors lo . lion porson who enjoy:|o y s organization wilh compel- accepting applications for of c drm, 3 bolh, 200 sq fC 301- OPPORTUNITYfS3 wages. Call Golay Ma- a V E H i C L E W A S H soljoli MAC producta using ^ oxlonsivo Iravol througllugh iiivo bonofils. Must havo-2 Carrier Route 7 552 1 - Twin Falls «' jm o . o ssu m b fo ioon.* '0^2 KNOCKING sonry 734-7720.______ATTENDANT. Tho indi- a3 mobllof’ van-showroom outthoLI.S. Ifyou are will-will yrs oxporionco, Plonso I Avfnuc l-Uit I >5.000. Call 733-7095. : 50 RoQlslor now ond you lap ■ 1300-1500 2nJA» vidual will bo rosponolblo sales molhod, - ^ ing to work hard, for lop tor apply in porson, 0 Twin Foils Truck & Equip- 1300-1500 3.JlAvcnufEj.t Av y'^ into our hugo diem baso for woshing Cily ownod 1*lI-8 0 0 -M A C T O O L 4 mileslilos E,1 '.■iN of Murtaugh; pay & liavo dependableablo 1550KimbOTlyRd. mon! your local froighllnor 1100-1500 4ihAv1 Avenue IU.t 'O' from Hailoy lo Jackpot. KImktIvV n.ujn. vohidos vo and equipment ------2roo 7 0 0 sq fl homo on 2." transportation, cal — Burloy lo Bliss. Wo fill po-i! doolor. I s now accepting 1-aOO-243-2940. DICK SIMON TRUCKING 100-200 UxUxuii every ev Monday ond Tuos- PAY PHONE ROUTE acres.^03.4 bdrm 2 bath, nlco" sillons tor Conslruclionn applications for mochanl- 100.)00\V.1 ------Now higher pay scale. 40 W.triul day; do 6 houro por day. 50 Local & Established openran kitchen,|i fireplace, 2! .nt Factories. Foodd cs. Ploaso call lor on ap- If you live near this arearen and would lil A ______} I Sunday, MarchCfi26. 1995 -- Timos-Nows, TwinTwir Falls, Idaho G-3 Real Estalate/Sale-R i n u . ' ” M m1 s 5 ^ 9 0 0 924EAST16THAVEIVEHUE m , 9 o o ^ 10 ‘ 4 , 5 0 0 ^ ^ 1 0 5 , 0 0w 0 440 BinERBRUHUSH, TWIN FAILS JEROME SWATHA WAY, TWIN FALLILLS 3211 E. 3225!5H ., TWIN FALLS 425 4 PACE DRIVE, TWI'WIN FALLS Very well'buiit ranch-siyle home in ex rhree bedroom, 2 baih homo withh 15^ 1575 sq. ft. all on This lovely 3 bodfoom.n. 2 balti homo, with appiox. Jeromo. Soon to be landscaped. Fcalun 1 corncr lot ql Hiawatha Way and TroTrotter rJcw 4 bedroom, 2 bathIth hhome on 2 acrcs. Over 1600 Thr 1533 sq, ft. on one levelevei, boasts a private master and3,, 2 bathrooms. Located on cornc Jicoms, 2 haths in 1445 sq. It. Sti sq. It. Custom home with oak dream kitchcn. Apprax. on i 502 I 4 502 1' i 5 0 2 I fI 5 0 2 1 1 f 5 02 I 5 0 2 I I 502 502 I I I 502 |jWINFMi5H0ME^J I TWIN FAILS HOMES [ I j w i n f a l I s h o j ^ I TWIN FALLS HOMES 1 TWIN FALLS HOMES | f TWIN T FALLS HOMES | J jJ V W N F A U ^ H O M ^ 1 -mi!WIN FALLS HOMES !| TWINF/IN FALLS HOMES BY OWNER MTVIEW ON 1 ACRE ANXIOUS SELLER SW SV of Twin. Spacious AWESOME GR3REAT LOCATtoN ALLLL ON O N E LEVEL | exciTIITING NEW USTINGI ' I BUY^ HOUSES.HC S30-60K ' 1566 Pfincoton Dr. Pro-0- 3 bdrm, 2 balh. 1509 sq ft. Transforrod - noods quick ranch. ft 2 ocros w/ shop. No4 o w iiu m o w it h o x tr o s 4bodroom, bod 3 bath. ro“ cod a nid d oon absolutely im poc- iSharpu> updated 3 bdrm with I range.|0. FFixers ok. Save forrod NE location. 3 Bright opon floor plan, bayy saloi 4 bdrms. 2'/4 baths, Full ^ viow of Valloy & N . you'd yc expect 10 find In a 10OS114.900. S Nlcolymaln- cabli;able homo. 3 bedrooms, now' fifurnoco. rool. stool > Brokerer fofoes. 734-9766. . bdrm. 2 both, full finishedod windows, AC. vaullod mountains. 734-8310 pr baths, includos a groat siding,,0. lols ol oak, Rnnso. | - family room. Jlroplaco, fT pricier hom o. 3 bdrm s, tain'ainod homo south o( CSI. 2 '/^h CULATE3bdrm, 2'/i bsmt, 2160 sq fl total.ll- collings. 2 carflnlshodga-'• foncod yard, quiet toca- — 1.5 bolhs. stucco firoploco Qui3uiot street with little masinastor suito. Tho kitchon dishwjwashor, Indgo & immauul FIroploco. RV pad. quiotlot rago, lots of troos. 4 5 tho ono you'vo droomed microro included, S71,500. bathI closo clo in. quiet NE tion noar CSI. Drastically ENJOYE COUNTRY w « o o d trim , u p g r a d o d trailrallic. Largo bedroom s, is tht .Storage shod, sprin- stfoot- Closo to shopping,ig. mlnutos from mail. Built kilchon w/dosk and brook- day ibout wtth lots ol custom Coll HiHoward, 423-4733. area. Slo roducodl T22 UVING Jayiight bosemoni with obOL system, insulated fv • pool and schools. S95.9-9- 1994. Many moro oxf/fls- ON E LEVEL Ju; fast bor. At SB5,500. ll's a briejrick firoploco, Wolk-in cobilobinots and counter 00. Call 733-463S ..flf 595,900/736-1654 Ju st 5 m lnutos from T.F. ipaco. largo oaiing oroa U l. lod dbl garage w/ RV • Attractivo 3 bdrm, V/i bath Tl roal buy. //213-94. Call clo::io so t In m o sto r s u ite . spac O S H I E R s S : This lovoly 3 bodroom, 2 ind brookfast bar. Formal _ ing. covorod potio. homo, big living room, bi Deniso. CAI: a l L Clf^DY HOUSER andl baih ronch stylo homo sits Iving room ond dining RI l P A I T V Finishedihed basomont & liroplaco, foncod bock- on 01 1 aero, has a wood- "I DR LYNN RASMUSSEN. Hvin • • firoplaci)lace. Nicely land T H R E E M ■/94-362 fOO'Toom and soporato family yord, nico yard, cornor lot. Slovo. si don. corral, tack ■ m oom. 3-car gorago and scapoded S& woli maintained good Icoatlon. S95,500. rc room, 2-car atiachod ga- REALTY ^ lore. 3172,500. CALL 734-2922 MUSTs>T soil fast! Prico? COUNTRY PLACE ragorc ond lols morol Coll 733 -5 3 3 6 J »ATTY lor a look at 324------Wiiatovotovor it's worlh. moke Sharp 2 bdrm homo on hall JJOANN ' todoyi W94-423 113. W94-399 i . Coll734-8»6. aero, pretty yard, nico GEM i FAX ^ hoatod shop, konnois for / =0R SALE BY BUILDER o T y rom orriod p orson /ustom homo on 1 aero lot STATE ' REALTY / - pots, SW of Twin. T40 I 734-0400 I . an older 3 bdrm. 2 NORTHEAST V 3317AddisonAvoE ____ /OUR homo lor solo. Par- GEM ^• 1577sqft Qpg I romodoiod (I don't .REAT NORTHEAST-. 3EM V LOCATION STATE S REALTY • •: 3 car garage Nico 3 bdrm. 2’A bath ERN LOCATION ^>TATE ^ REALTY It to do onymoro. 734-0400 •Vaulted ceilings t 734-0400 Id rather bo wim now homo, full basomont. 2 — •Redwood dock ’O'*'’D44 s q It in this 3 bod- AD ::E ______TIM E!ES CLASSIFIED | husbandaand). fenced bock- liroplacos, family room, q • 'C oed Cents’ homo :oom, 2 bath homo. Now------~ H 6 U S E ^ lots of storogo. Junipor BEAUTIFUL “ NEW * ly romodoiod kitchon. N.E.T.F. DEDEPARTMENT I. P"pariial unfinished R\G Builders, tnc W ' 3mont, dolochod ga- St. North. T21 CONDOS 734-8000 Now Nov corpet. Has contral PPRICE R REDUCED \ 2 0 £ m glon ^ N ^ A R . 2 6 • 1-4 P.M . air ond g as hoat. Large 08-734-5538 1 on shon doad ond ROBERT JONES LOCATED ON 420-4846 ^ Of 420-3943. 515.000 TO $139,900 !______Slroot.Jt. Clcloso to shopping. game room (family room) .Ml i .the , amonitios you uci/u REALTY SMALL LAKE ^•or salo by owner, St 14.9- inin t b o so m o n l. W94-375. ' WERHOMEON ^73,sc1,500. V^olcome 3 bdrms, 2 boths, firoplaco, qc vould expect in this stun- Ilors. Coll 734-9447 00. 2400 sq ft. very cloan, CACALL CINDY TO SEE ting contomporory homo. 1 A C R E — ^ 3 - 0 4 0 4 doublo car garogo' 4 75-3829. 4 b d rm . 2 b a th , fam ily THITHIS BEATUIFUL HOME 3vor 3.000 sq ft in a This3 JeromeJ homo Is ^ o r Comploto c lawn caio & ro room, spacious 2 car ga- PRIPRICEDATS112,500 ^^iqinique c o m b in atio n ol Immoinoculato. Groat floor OPULEI 1-600-262-5001 snow removal sorvicos. ra ILENCE AWAITS rage, largo lol, now hoat ino family living ond planw^ with neutral colors. 3 |n Hot EXT. 1211 Coll c (or your privato pt iHot Now Listing, pump, woli ond prossuro ^ intortainmeni. Formal bedroIroom. 2'/, baih, ovor Gracious ------showing. sf 95-069NK. la jious 3 bdrm. 2 balh tank, 2 docks, patio, | md informal areas. 5 bod- ’ 500)0 SQ It, Wost lacing sinnlolo\lolovei rambler In GREAT STARTER - abovo ground 24' swim- V 1 7 0 8 TARCHEE T> oom, 3 ‘/s bath. Locotod redwood dock on Ironi invniuly nnqulut aroa. Nowor ming pool, well land- GEM :h. Call CINDY HOUS- caroolinr Bm Oakwood Drivo. CALL PO'ch. fUST REDUCEDI Comome see this beautiful 4 OR RENTAL! J ■oling and window Won maintalnod 1 bdmi. 1 ^SPRING scaped, auto sprinkler STSTATE REALTY S:iNDYHOUSERTOSEE <; ER t o s o e , « 9 5 - l0 4 iroaimor^imonls. Largo family h family hom e in a selecl bedroom, 3-1/2 balh fi bath homo closo to t systom. auto gorogo 734-0400 this■HIS HOME TODAY AT neighborhood. Amenilie:ities include private master ____ roomn willwilh Oakley stono downtown. Slovo & rofrig- | oponer. foncod. NE ______731'’31 -GI 1 4. W 94-060 " N r ™ l l M liroplaco'laco. Hugo 14x31 iuiie, 2 family rooms,, atautomatic sprinkler, 2-car location. 734-9745 orator included. Only CREEK » 5REAT RETIREMENT ^ ( wilh hot tub and garage wilh opener. 11 S I 3 6 ,9 0 0 . 540.000. Call for dotoils. REALTO RS — 3REAT BUY-NEW H0»^! h. much moro. Just YOUR HOSTESSES: MiM K K IE HORNBACK & 94-046NK. 734-4049 HOME f d a t $124,500. Bettor REDUCED to S111.900- Vorjory well kept condo. 1 1 * 'ATE REALTY JSJi; MARSHA DEMEULEf 'low custom 3 bdrm, 2 bath boc y and call mo today...- BEAUTIFUL VIEW No' bodroom. 1 bath, kilchon, GEM - ^<■0400 .won't last long. Ask hom eon 1.25acfOS. Ovor uvii Snake River building sito. IJ' living room and laundry gTySTATE REALTY 30B0I KELLEY SPRING ^ 1600 sq, It., tile countors, room. roo Nico covorod palio approx. 2/3 acre on pros- ' ' DW PRICED AT Ji' •2365 or 733-64C2 lots of oak & moroi Coil (qc ligious Gridley Island. ° (ocing common oroo. ' _____ nH A L LOCATION lings. Hagorman. Has septic Vorn. 733-5666. Assoc, Asi foos of S75/mo. , droom, 1 balh ronch CREEK S Includes wolor, sowor, , NEWEWcoNsmucnoN tank and privato wotor r ohomow/approx 1328 REALTORS systom. Aroa of fine DOSHIER I isgarbage, lawn coro ond VoryDry well■ built ranch stylo gp j,ft. Largo TV room. ^ 734.4M 9 homos. This is a rare op oxtorior molntonanco. homlomo in oxcellont oroo of pfoociperty includos 1 car ff portunity to obtain ono of R E A L T Y \ fCall l WILLIS STONE at JeroJoromo. Footuros 3 bod- ,chod garago w/addlti- \ W i CALL ON^HIS BUYII R! 324-7280. Could possibly roonooms, ond 2 bathrooms, j CB tho bost building sitos in ll 2 cor dotachod ga- ^ 1 0 1 4 P A t Built in 1994 - lovoly 3 c" rent tii dosing. W94-385 Loc.ocatod on corner lot fa-o i Southern Idoho. 734-2922 I 0 & foncod backyard. UC G o l d w e l l lUST REDUCED! Seee tthis great family home bdrm. 2 bath homo with S135.000. ^ Please CALL _ clo£:lose to schools. Call ! :od right at 578,000. D oak cabinots, largo mas- , with S bedrooms, 3 baths, ba, huae family room, JOHNFORBESal .YNN RASMUSSEN ot | H-521. Call Noil Harp- B “ a n k e r corner h t, 2'Car gorog‘roge, and tons 01 space. torsuitoSM OREI 734-4572t J he otfice or 731-2807. s,Qr.734-1329. 7 W eBstern st) Realty 579.000. Don. 32G-5602. JEROME BEAUTY j ("• Dno ownor is 0 llconsod t1 1 7 ,S 0 0 . Phis homo abounds wilh i 733-2365 YOUR HOSTS: DEBRARA DAVILA & GEM I3rokor in tho State ol ipondonlly ownod & Boauty and Grociousnoss. | STATE o'] REALTY idahdaho. H94 -3B6 M A^GIC L VALLEY SHEY PATTERSON DOSHIER / From it's mainionanco : oporolod. 734-0400 REALTY GEM ^ 1free stool oxtorior to its | R E A L T Y I 1.801-000-743.5927 STATE REALTY upgradod modornadditio- ____ ns.Ovor21003q(to( X CANDLERIDGE C f Z SJER FINANCING 734-2922 734-0400 ,o‘ torrilic living aroa for NEW WALK ! Avaiiobitobto on Ihis 5 ocro . S79,900. Hurry Call rocory storo. bank, ; properperty in beautiful CONSTRUCTION cyGEM d BOBBI KELLY lo soo Ihis STATE REALTY ; pharmrmacy. dentist,' library. Hagormiorman Volley. 4 bed- 111 Summit circio. For- *' Mrs Cloan Homo. 2111 734-0400 A g oood c hom o. 3 bod- room,n, 44 both homo. Fab- mal living and dining _____ 3 P E N I733-23G5 or 733-6482. I ------rooms,ns. 2 baths, fireplace. ^'ousIS viowvii ol Billingsley rooms. 3 bodroom, 2 bath. ^ I roo NEW LISTING hardwJwood floors, (amily 3k. Hfss I Crook. boon H loducod a NIcoly landscaped, sprin- . . bdrm. 3 bath Spanish roomn inI basomom. Good i SIOO.OC0.000 to S295,000. f O U S E klor systom included, Lols dscaping front ond .L CINDY , CALL HOUSERC ol quality hardwood. I ityle homo with tilo roof, lo n d s n a groat location. Court- twck.<. Shodi wilh oloctricity. 1 AT 734-0400734- OR MARK ^ S U N D A Y 1 - 4 P . M . CB CALL CINDY TO SEE. 1 /ard entry way. Newer Lots1 ol0 storago. Coll TAD IES IAT JONES 733-5336 , TO Coldwell I "^9^«94-263 ^ Mirpol and lots of storage. R OSS S : at 734-1914. ■ THIS ISEE STUNNING Th B a n k e r ’ - 5149,900. ff52-95. Call ! //95-0!•059 ! H OiM M i E.n94-046 -orlynn or Dick Noh at ; Western Realty ! f 355-4268. \ 1 8 8 1 VTARCHEE 733-2365 | V Indopondonlly ownod & GEM il BRAND NEW... IN A CLASS B Y ITSELfl If STATE REALTY I THREEM H ^ E M QUAUTY is importantt roto you, but you're tired of oporaiod. ' o I 5EM |G 1-800-743-5927 , 734-0400 ; ' and time on caring for all REALTY : STAATE REALTY 1 STATATE REALTY spending your energy ar 734-0400 thal exlra space... THISIIS IHOME IS fOR YOUI Has 2137 HILLCRIREST DRIVE 733-5336 734-0400 j 7 all the "I WANTS' wilhcithout Ihe don't needs... 3 |N onh from KcHey G.irdcn Center^-Ccr West olf EastJard) bedroom 2+ baths, /oct'ocu/zi tub, walk-in closet, EDUCED on this lovoly all ster bath. Vaulted ceilings PHICE DRASTICALLY REDl double basins in mastei sq. fl. of living spoco with ■ing. Self cleaning Jenn-Air, brick homol Ovor 3050 sq. wlrecessed, adj. lighting 4 bedroom s. 3 b a th s, 2 flr( o P E rN HOUSE flroplacos, 2 rocranllon 1 oak cabinets tnroughout, DW, disposal, custom (x rooms, 1 wtth wot bor. Froshi'jshiy paintod ond roady for deck, dbl. car garage ook floors, 1 0x27 di immodiato occupancy! S139,{39,900. ^ U N D A ^Y • 12-3 PtPM . Price includes full auto. insulated wlopener. Pi Your H osl: Ja ck Suilo y sprinkler and landscapinIping... Many more hidden features. Lets talkl YOU YO HAVE EARNED THE PRESTIGE... YOU DESER\\ERVE THE CAREFREE STYLE AND QUAUTY... Thisis hhas to be our SUNDAY >PRAISED A T 1 137,000. H a|g BEST. S131,900. APPR YOVR HOSTESS: KARI4R fN KELIEY-SASS ■ n j ^ O SKxpF.cmir. B r.^i ) r e a l WESTERN e 734-44334 REALTY 6 Steve Haftowsvs 734-1298.: "WARMi s p R m G s 'H n " ~ 590 Addison Ave. 7-3 3 3 - 2 3 6 5 Gudrun Haltows>ws 734-1298 John Etheridgeige 734-1349 733-2365 Jack Stalleyy 71733-1462______4 9 1 YPRESS WAYV • 4 B edroom s • 2 1/2 Baths • 3-carcar Garage • Multl-use bedroom/m . ChugICK Perkins Pfiom 2>08-733-1874 0 , H------EXGEttSNf^^OmON;DW.-eute-ofxI-cxircmely------H i clean. Ready for new familimlly. 4 bedroom ranch ■ I s ty le h o m e wilh* 1.75 .7 5 bolh.. and over V ^ W t NCf I _ J,5 0 0 sq. fl. Is Ihe hom e> you'reyo looking for. ■ ittSrtM "Where Vahilue and Price Are O ne”c ” - Very nice floor plan,- V ourlurMortgego Undor: 2 .story. 3 b c d r ^ m , 2 .5 bothI homeho on well land- BRAND NEW - \ H05H0NE Street W est .. • • - 3 bedroom*, 2 baths,ths, lovely dlnlno roorn.wlth^, ^ Jim K « m scscaped comer lot. Features:i: fominl,f< dining and ...... 2 2 2 Shc Jiving rooms, separate family r windows oil around,,d. Covered front porch andr - ' t m - : a.B2S% XYr.tlx»dltt». y room off kitchen. ^ T w in F,Fall5, Idaho 83301 aps around Ihe kitchen area, full sprinkler. A/C, ond morc. lame deck lhal wraps 120J FoltiAve. liMt ' OPEN HOUSE SPECIAL . PHONE 208-7343 4 -4 4 ll» Fax 208-734-0411 Fully finished garoge.ge- ______208.733-9WS "NoAppnlulf*^- » J n G-4 Timos-Nows. Twinn Falls,Fj Idaho Sunday. Morchrch 20,1995 ' Real Estitate/Sale*R Real Estate^e/Sale TheTunes^SCTv^ BUY ITr - SELL IT - FINII D I T CUSTOMER 0 SERVICE 3 1 ^ CLIa s s i IFIEC> 7 3 :3 - 0 9 :w I reale\L ESTATE/SALE d 502 i o i 502 512 ~ ] 51 3 I i 513 i I 1 I ^ I i ^ I f § TWIN FALLS HOMES TWIN FALLS HOMES^ I TWIN FALLS HOMES | I | TWIN FALLS HOMES | |I TWIN FALLS HOMES | |sH I ; ^H ra^H O ^ f~iFARM/RANCHES/ I aVCREAGES^W^C | aVCHEAGESCH & LOTS d a i r i e s BY OWNER 3 k O w nor Carry 1/3 Down Prosliglous nreo: Ownor HOME\ WITH FRANK ’ 3 bdrm homo, root collar, L i ' 1.38.8 counlry ocros, comer ANIR vn PROFESSIONAL 3 bdrm. 2 bath, W of colle- wood w shod, foncod yord, .NIMAL LOVERS Now 3 bdrm. 2 both, comi Aj mollvotod, 4 bdrm. 3'/i Newly UBtedI loll.I in nice subdh/lslon, S ^ q acres,acn 10 shares ol orrior OFFICE POTENTIAL : LLOYD WRIGHT ^ go. 1580 cqflw -lg m aster londscapo lo $65,000. Coll 101, 1400 sq fl, IcIOQl " , balh, much moro, MUST FISH HATCHERY on 145.5 ofI TF.T 510,000 firm. Tho- JFCC•CC wator, includos Iril- lio o boaulilul homo. local- SEEI Jusl Roducod lo . FEATURES bdrm ond walk In closet. 2 • ' after oi 4pm @ 086-2009 (amily. flo d u co d $450(- ' od with vlow occoos lc +/• ocros In Filor wllh 2 mIDS oi Lloyd, Gem State gaiedited pasluro, 30x30 in- now only $ 8 5 .OOC 'l‘g° $207,000, Call 734-6830 Boasts E of 3500 sq ft on ono car garage, gas hoat, AC. — well trafficked streeis, lovol: Boautlluily lllod fireplace, booulllul bock W VER^DE homos, machine shod. Reaeally. 734-9122. oulotO(iloloo shop, corrols and 733-7446. corrols. concfoto man-, —— ilbulldlngs. Nlco homo . could be ttio porloct sotup"up REDUCED $10,000 kllchon, 3-5 possible yard and dock with auto- SHANGRI-LA “ OX125COMMER- S h i ------tor your now oflice. Motlc- bdrms wllh adjoining sprlnklofs. 733-0890. gors. ond gronory.-Wont 150 th hardwood floors and PREPARE FORIR - ulously updated, oak"n'i; TO $159,000 baths. Quality throughout, - Just Listed moromr dotails? Call Gory CIAL LOT- covod;vod ceilings, v/lth more — - = . ' En floors In itio main livinging N ew c o n s tru c tio n Guost houso, Prostiglous A Enchanting vlnlago 2 bdrm or or Shirloy for personal on EastE£ Moln In Twin Falls. roomom In basomonl. Por- PROFITS! 5 0 3 • bungolow b' oflors somi so- lour, toi Zoof3ned businoQSKDmmorcioI, foctct O'ocroogo for raising GroQl bar In growing :od FLOOR PLAN HAS oroo, Shovm to qualffiod I bdrms. Lols of siorogo. I buyors by appoinlmont I cludod soronlly in park R RA A N C H & F A R M 2 1 7 Acrccross from Kon’s o nnlmols. 1 m SI 07.000. KimboMy Is groat no BEEN REDESIGNED llko soiling. Just som o ol sc s c ro s wiih 3 bedroom. 2 (umimlluro. Owner will carry «320-320-94. Coll Corlynn, Invostmont opportunityl1^1 Roducod to $129,900.00' 230 Buckingham, N,E,T,F. only. Coll Dobra Davila I Call Ja n n H utchison to- I 733-0476 or 420-0476. ■ tho oxtros includo woll to 3/4 3/' bath homo, 6000 oq. toI quollfledqi buyor. CAU 655-4;55-4260. Only S70,000 Includos All roosonablo oflors woll slono hoorth, tostolul (t, ft, horso ond cow born. DELEL SCHOLL 734-5093, — l , Dioto day for your privatD consldofod. New homo In BUHL/FILER cl liquor liconso & cornDloli ^^H O M ES^I decorator {II upgrades, iwo corrals, co outbuildings. Soo Owtiwnor neods to soil so IFHREE f l M invonioryl Call Ior all thetho groot Norlhoaslorn car gorogo with shop, Gory Gi or Shirloy for dolalls. maklake offer. M93-079J. . dolalls. 95-071NK. M location. Quality work- 20x24 RV storage build- 320 320 ACRES wllh 2 pivots REALTY - manshlp through malnto- CB $ 9 8 , 0 0 0 ing. S covorod polio and an and homo. Ownor will . ^ 7 33-5336 ALPINE“ nanco Iroo oxiorlor. Largo ; Coldwell Sparkling 3 bdrm.-2 bgth 5 c.sprlnklor system. In Shos- cany. co Talk to Rod, ■ SPRINGU REALTY spacious rooms, lols ol acre ronch with lush 2ihono and just llstod for FILER FILI - 12 FISH PONDS \ BUILD NOW 734-3373 oak, iorgo dock. 3 bod- B an k er - pasture & shods. Jusl irOnly $95,000. Availablo wllh wl llvo woter on 116 ^ Gem 7j,.5 ACRES - Country P room, 2 balh. Mnko your mlnutos from Buhl. si CALLTOLL FREE W estern Realty Im m odlaloly.^all BOBBI acres, ac largo homo, cor- STATE T REALTY mjbdlvlslon, nlco viow. appciintmonl lo viow Ihls 559,500, h,KELLEY 733-2365 or ml CREEK 1-eO(M73.344e ; 733-2365 rols, shop, and TF walor 140 WEST MAIN *1.52.52 ACRES - east ol homo today. CALL CIN- CollJim543-4371. 0733-8482 ovonlngs. 65 65 CFS, . JEROME Twin..win. 515.600. T13 REALTORS> ______DY HOUSER. W94-378 Indopendonlly owned & _ 734-4049 oporatod. m 312 acres Ronch & Form, 324-8652 • 19B ACRESAC • mini-farm or ------STATELY OLDER 1-000-733-5927 I BARKER k" Will divldo inlo sm ollor ______7 ooodDOd I locotlon for building Call 543-4371 7: porcels. Realtor owned. — z les, conol woter, SW ol PRICED REDUCED:e d h o m e BEAUTIFULLY TO $189,900) wllh h a rd w o o d flo o rs, t WHAT A BUY I CB 1LIVE WATER & conrote c win. T49 Flsh P o n d s on 2 ocros Updctdalod homo on 1 ocre. 4 , QUALITY CONSTRUCTJCTI- built-in hu tc h in dlnin( G E M ;MARVELOUS Modom ■ 5 0 4 i 1 ACRES - groot POlon- poldwell Slwith 15 CFS water filings, bdidrms. i (w/2 Slorago il (ordovolopmont. . T64 ON. 3 bodroom, 2 ballbalh, room and firoplaco Ir STATE REALTY Stylo Rambler Just F BURLEY/HUPERT ooms) 2 balhs w/nower . - j . f ono-iovol homo . LolsMs iol livlngroom. Nlco slzoc Roducod for qulckor salo. B an k er Call for directions. roo 3 ACRES-noar Joromo low 734-0400 HOMES 43 e cres with pump, moln- coooblnelry. Kitchen Is (ully - ^ mapio floorInQ It^rouQhoiQhout KItchon wllh som o,nov Single level quiol living oi .olf Course. $15,000 Western Realty nn,line, and woll. 453,500, up.ipdaled w/now cup- _ _ _ Ihls now homo. Lorgorge Europoan cablnots anc REDUCED PRICE lers 3 bdrms. 2 baths. 2 For f>aIo by ownor, lorgo 1 733-2385 oo/ds a floors. $114,900, R O B ERT JO N E S covOrod pallo In fonconeed tllo countortops. ancind by o w n er cor gorage, huge pallo 1/2 ac, lol In Emorson Indopendonlly owned a K '142-94. Coll Donlso. I )rage somo original cabinois. i REALTY backyard. Extra slorag You lovo this grool (amily privacy fenced. Sprinkler 'district. Booullful moun- \ oporatod. ■N E L S O N z room In 3 -c a r garageago. bodrooms. doep baso homo In a lamiiy nolghb- system. Upgraded light _ tain viow, lorms, cash 1-800-733-5927 REALTY 733-0404 Brick patio In tronl, CAL3ALL mont on ,64 acros In Filoi„ othQOd. 5 bdrms, 3baths, plush cofpotlngand !SG500, Coll 438-8560 TTHREE M ^ CINDY TO SEE AT and pricod ot S59.500 fatnily rm. slorago rm, 2 parquet flooring in formal doys ' or 436-6562 ovos. 734-3930. REALTY 1-800-262-5001 CALL PATTY for □ loo^ car gorogo with lots ol dining room ond onlry. A ' 5 12 I EXT. 1211 For sale by ownor. oldor 4 __ 733-5336 731-61 14. Z/94-33331 324-1113. #95-103 storage aroas, outsido must soo at ONLY ' FARM/RANCHES/ — ; bdrm,, 1 bolh home, move ^ PAIRIES I MR. RANCHER ------slofago shod, auto sprin $75,900. Call Ownor/Agonl * 3040 ACRES-Unique 2 1/2ly ocroogo. boaulilul BUSI^JSINESS VENTURE BOBBI KELLEY 733-2365 :right In & fix up to cult you. ■ klers. largo bosoinont, 160 acros. Accepting bids lorgo form a Irrigation sys- vlewofn South Hills, firoplaco, dishwosho'r, hol or 733-6402 ovonlngs. Nlco shodod pasluro. 3 ■ ANYONE? 1/3 ac.. locaied In Emor- (er ■ possible salo of prime tom. 3 homes a mobiles. Coilounlry living, $21,000. q s station, rc'.'auranl. tub, gas hoat. conlral olr 734-3347. 1 GEM son district. Enjoy country Lground In Kimborly oroa. Rosowrolh. B22 ivln Falls liquor license GEM -\y and lots moro. This will go STATE REALTfTY STATE REALTY living. Terms; Cash, day 16CThis ground Is flat & rock *12e0ACRES-Nicoronch, * 12 ------on1 busybu: highway, plans te ^ lost. S114.900, Call for timo //430-856O, ovos. (roo (o with pivot potonllal. 3 Ll;Upper Flsh Creek oroo, «•] ) ovon busier. VERY 734-0400 734-0400 showing, 736-8002. 436-6562.______phoso gr with in ’/. mile. Coll CtCorey v 2 £ V 2 ACRES SNXIOUS t ' c OWNER. CB ° ovos 423-5024 for moro *90(*900 ACRES - Super turn Jusl Uslodl CALL- ALL KATHI 73G-9219 , A * ROQERSON; 2000 s^ft On rlvor, spectacular vlow, (f, Coldwell j Inlormaiion. key cattle oporalion. Good Woll Malntolnedl F0R[DR DETAILS. «95-001 I * cuslom log homo. Garago 3 bdrm, 2 balh. Ig garago ------ImImprovomonts, Including 6 bdiJdrms. 3 baths, formal * OPEN H0D8E;SDMDAY«I-4RM.! S * shop, 574,500. 655-4327 B an k er jw-storago. No yord work, 40 AC R E S wllh Oil now gal- auauction barn. A REAL Hvln/Ing & dining areo. (ami- * M — Exclusive oroa, $7500 bo- od i_ pipe a occoss roads. ShSHOW PLACE. ly- rmrr w/wood stove, don, I ROOM TO GROW Western Realty ^low appraisal. Call 676- _ A In this 4 bodroom. 2 balh vory nico romodolod *48*480 ACRES • Socludod lorirgo fruit rm. 2 c o r ■ ■ 733-2365 I 0637 or 436-3714, 40.homo + garago/shop sol rorranch, cobin, good walor gororogo. ALL FENCED. ^G em * ranch stylo homo. Feo- Indopondontly owned & I • up 0( (or aulo body work, rigrights, noor Jockpot. marlany fruit troos, wonder- S T A * * turos full basomonl. Dou- oporatod. I TATE REALTY * * bio garogo, covorod polio, 5 0 5 I also hos somo corrols. * 37371 ACRES - ranch, hay. fulII vlow\ of Valley. 4 miles 140 I4i WEST MAIN 1-800-743-5927 ■ A sk in g $114,000. paposturo, com, two 4 bdrm fronomTwin Falls, $137,000. * * loncod yord. Air condi- - GOOOINGWENDeLL JEROME hohomos north o( Wendell. Call C Chuck Perkins * Honing and colling fan. YEAR >, ROUND HOME | H ^ E S I 324-8852 A * Excollonl locotlon for a MUNROE.ROBIRTS * 298 ACRES • Small ranch 733-1874 SERENE - wllh Snako Rlvor (rontoge . * famllyl Homo Is sharply By Ownor; Cozy 1 bdrm ^ REAL ESTATE private 5 acres wiih broalh- F wouthwost o( Bliss, Homo. 1 1 lON’T MISS THIS * i* docoratod ond In oxcel- ^ houso. $28.000. Coll 543-0806/543-6339 * lont condition. Call LYNN taking views. Borders Wll- 934-8334______I Ml * 195 ACRES - Nlco small V naculoto 1.75 ocro soi- A GOOD LOCATIO'ION I\'t‘wcr roof and Jlonr ^ low. Crook Consorvancy. 543-4361 ranch, good homo, sconic iA^ILLS ^) on Rock Crook Cony- -'•* RASMUSSEN at 731- 1-800-241-3028 iq^ * covrrings, undprgro ^ Groat fishing, 14-zono FOR SALE BY BUILDER: , location. Bliss I 1. Over 1.900 sq It total, grounti ifirinklcr, Jlri'plticr, 7 2807 ortho office. Homo silos noar Wendoll. REALTY -o; V gns furnacr t:nd fi/j/WifinccJ.tip Facos iv ftt fo r ^ sprinkllngsysiom,2wolls. ~ * 100 ACRES • Socludod bdrms, 1.75 bolh. dou- >r J W95-037 2 bodroom, 2 balh. Arctic ■ 734-8000 • 92 acres, 80 shares of TF .V] ^ ih a d y btick y a r d pioicrtics. 2 icdronms on inttin ^ ranch on Solmon Rlvor 7 3 4 - 4 4 1 1 0 garago. londscaplng, " ★ Poc Insulotlon mobile. 35 I 420-4846 or 420-3943 waler. In hay and pasluro. sulotod 28 X 36 shop. ^ yioor. J 6i‘ «V: /nfam ily room in biispinent. - north of Challis, 2 bdrm mllos from Holley. 15 I Homo, corrols, loafing . >rlnkIor, AC. tho list goos shods. Will soil oil or port. log cabin, big shop, bor- - nicres,6mlSofTF.groat e r f( Vour //osf; /Jcnia V'ol/inrr "> mllos East of Fairllold. I dors BLM - hunting a n d ^nrr n and on. $162,900. ; >67,500 V 5 0 6 I 734-5518or326-3196 ome site 734-8374 Call TAD ROSS AT 734- 5 JEflOME/ H fishing out your front door. ____ 35-95 CALLLARRY I -Jr iVMERIC.lNIN BEAL ESTATE ^ ] 1914.«95-087 I HAGERMANM3MES For st lhal wookond hldoowuy DROBERT f JONES 2°20 ocre homosllo with 734-21)4-2028/420-3553 I * APPILll!K% 1SA L • 7 3 1 ^ 6 5 0 ^J , g e m ?■youVo olway* dronmod ol, valor shoros-groot view. t u * ; STATE REALTY BY OWNER: WE BOTH _ istart your saarch In tho roal REALTY Call 736-8347 IFHREE T M *★*■*★★★*******★★**★**★**■*★*•« oslnto columns of dastlflod. 734-0400 CAN SAVE. 2.5 acros, 3 Fn 733-0404 . REALTY bdrm. 2 bath w-firoploco, ) J TW ENTY A C R E ' -GEM i COUNTRY LIVING 7 33-5336 l ^ l Rogerson; 2000 sq ft log hobby room. SE of Joro- * 1-800-262-5001 P A R C E L S - ^ D J home. Garago. Prico ro-? STATE REALPf' jimo. $119,900. Foroppl 65 «ocros, 63 shores of EXT. 1211 Soutluthwosl of Twin, would 1 7 1 ^ V ducod $69,900. 655-4327J 734-0400 324-7162. NO AGENTS, “TFCC wator. Farm has ______mollake groot homesltos, El^OAEOAm-LOG HOME for good crop rocord and has — lonufactured homo OK. e prostiglous buyor, 2 tfosfesses^^ S JUST USTEDI COUm-RY 65boon woll token c are of. FARMS & cal;allKont (or details, ^t^foc)droom, 2 bath, 2 wood- MUL ' ^ U i didraUngnaw^ n ACREAGE on 3 acros Nico Ti homo and small RANCHES S1515,OOOporlot,«315-94. burnirjrnlng slovos, double bg/gar^l^/e^ i wllh 3 shares of NSC, 3 guesl gr houso. wllh boouti- .* e5 ,aero horse set-up. Twdn. irogo + shop on 2.71 ^ ff OPENHHOUSE ll ful londscaplng. This bdrm, 1 bath homo. bi 4 bdrm. 2 bath brick T I H R E E M S:res, oil In pasture, looting shod ond corrals, would N moko a good in- roncher. Shop, RV & icludes water shares. r S U N D A Y/ 1-4 PM ,Ownor will carry paper. vestment gi os II has two oqulp + garogos, 2 barns, REALTY Ssklng n ] S1SO.OOO. ^ OPEH■N HOUSE I l f $95,000. incomes. fl Call about crop gralnory/tock, corrols, 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 beautAUTIFUL ACREAGE ■ I S U H D A Xm m .26"‘2-4PM ■ I rocordsw ahd houso ronlal. areno, SI 45.000 o/o. ' ------In SCOsconic oroa, 2.5 acros Vory private ond quiol. ,* n213 . acres, river (rent, 3,3I ocros.o Meander Point, withith 1548 1 sq. II., 3 bod- L A N D M A R K S145.000.in' »107-94. Call woter rights, goted pipe. orryon rim prop. 734-0822 room.om. 2 both homo, dou- REALTY Corlynn, 655-4268. gj$213,000. RIchdold. ------bio0 goigorage, slorago shod. * 150 ocros, riverfront . A C R E A G E • sprinki>rlnklor system . Has 2235 s. UNCOLN Y tween Jorome and T.F. water 324-7518 QTHREE M w/wotof all. 2 houses. Dior right lo live stream. \ \ f M ■ I - dairy bam , shops, water .3 acres wllh water, largo Ask/nisklng S79.SOO. REALTY da 141 W est 25 South,Sc Jerom e Snako Rtvor front. 3 ■] rights. 5180,000, Richfield, ^ bodroom, 1.5 balh VERYRYNICE 1.25 acres IE fraow oy o v e rp a ss 733-5336 ome. Fenced, room for------MO tto town. 2 bodrooms bodroom houso. boat I ALL HAVE GREAT g 1840/185;152 BUKE STREET W oil-ond of JoromiJgns o I to O p o n H ouw . houses, docks, hot tub. orses. CALL; RON with1th mn oro room down- (®xrt 165). follow Jign TERMS, Robin Moffilt {Los Logo;tgot'SubdMshn) - ___ 'E ond como ond seo Ihis Walor ski from from yard. Spring Crook Rooltofs, lARTLEY OR BONNY stairjalrs. wood burning r TAKE A COUNTRY DRIVE O EAN ROSS 324^43CW24- stoveove. Atlractivo land- = BoouliFul newiw c ondoj w /g o rg co u j ■/ood hom o In a rurol Coll 837-0450. Investment Division, booutllui brick &' wooI sq. fl. w/3 largo bodrooms • O U S E ' i736-8378 or 734-4049 249«95-016J scoplnaping wllh largo shop ♦ = = view of jmollill loko.l( 3 bocJroomj, 2 ■ subdivision. Over 2.600wot sq. bar off livit^g room plus car gorogo. A s k i n g bolhi, fireplacc - & 2,5 balhs. Vory nico wot)w/openors, Boosts Quosl 6'^1-4P.M . ^ lacc, patio, double cor 3-cof attachod Qofoeo w/ 12.500. gorogo. Priced:od ol $169,900 and ruit troos & I— —I OPEN H( house, garden aroo. Iruit$158,000. S P R I N G ( = $179,900. moturo londscooing. $1! Sun., M ar. 26' Gem ~JNROE-ROBIRTS ■ #NH-516. REAL ESTATE ^ REALTY r ~ c 7 ^ C R E E K sTTATE REALTY p S p r i w MAGIC VALLEY Rl 140 WEST MAIN 43-S806/543-6339 543-4361 H 734-1991 MSI REALTORS JEROME ~ I Ave. E. - 734-4049 324-8852 1-800-241-3028 1-fl ■ a t t \ K l286Addl»onAviw.u-ir' Your RMlEiUiW How: q q K/i-. f,-.-//;»• Noll Hsrpiter Wonlod: 5+ acros zoned -• AcAg with Insulatod. 1500+ / ^ ^^Suonio*Gf sq fl molal bldg v^llh con- Zl___ /iew Drive ^crolo floors ond 3 phaso iii ------pcpower in TF oroo. Must ” WHYBUYAMANUFACni ING OR SELUNG7 :01 F a lls A v e . liQHl Includo 3 bdrm 2 bath VV 208-733-9095 ^ : family home. m IIVHEHWECANBUmiOHIOWE FO R Y OU! 1039 Plainvi.bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths. house. May nood ownor «WE APPLY • OuAurrCoMsmucno/t •H E im Your Mortgeos Lsndsr. ff tho master bedroom. financing with S40K down. * IPfUL D£SWH STAFf Eves. (408) 638-0606. • SEvmM. Lon To Safer Fhom GOI3LDEN RULEI'I I.L JlmK»m______Fantastic brickjme f warranty plan. The ^ nOM • REMODEUHa Includes 2,024 sq. (I., 5 1 bee a nice covered patio, ^ ■ r ' enclosed hot tub room offetely tl fenced and land- ■1 5 1 3 I ■ S , 1500 sq. II 1 Lots of slorago. 1-year homi:y. Includos a 24x36 lACREAGESi^re Wolverton Jr. homo starting«a.^69,900 at large back yard (eaturSs roof,a and exterior paint. " fruit trees, and is complete 514.750 r scaped for your privacy,>rrl Tolk 2 acres, Broothtohlng viow t ( j p M m m garago/shop combo, now ro< just minutes from Buhl. V. ' QiuBty Home & Commwivnmu] Ontruclion Groat NE location. S m sO O : BorHer Realtor 643-4371 ______^ 734-194S CHhib ENCE AVENUE HaJU 7 9 6 L A W R E N I •ndell St., than lefl on Wendell (Wnton FalliAvt. to Wendt in rIghLWatch for ilgni) 9 C andlew cK> o d ' ' * V toLswrtnceAve., IhenrIoom, 2 bath with larts attached '• A t I H l------JIL BRAND NEW BRICK 3 bedroom C O N S m u c n O N immediatelate occupancy. ^ IjEl _ _ naririB pn Irt VflfyuyjQw.raalntflnajiCfi..oaiJieaL I' _ trhne & Robert Stuart. * * 1 7 9ms, 2 baths, fireplace, come oulout'andlakealook— I “ E E r e e i P i i r y “ Short walking disuinceloPerrliKiDOhn Numphrvyt TED BY; EARL WlUUAMSOh50N * B Ontyrs.OU.YourHoftViDOh ^ BRAND NEW CO 734-1-4334 1740 sq. ft., 3 bodrooms, ...... - -Steve Haruallows 734-1298 rA J N lfim l J HOSTEIbala Realt Gudrun Halhlallows 734-1298 ' ~ " I M o u u t•ALTY a i ty Johrr Etherlleridge 734-1349 R EAL* Twin l Fiib. 10 83301 , 3 3 -4 3 Z X ______Jack StaHitaHey 733-1462 12tQFlirAa«.E*Tit-1 S 9 8 j t Sab I m [ 734-1 J 73 J t < ■ t ■ ■ Sundov. Marchh 20,19952 Tirr\cS:NDwr,, Twinwin r.Hii, Idaiio C-5 Real Estaate/S ale-Rleal c Estate/f/Rent-Farm 51 3 I 1 i 5 13 1I iI S l i I f “ 6 0 2 I 604 1 4 6 0 7 1 i “ 6 1 0 I f 611 I i 614 1 A C R E A G E S & l o t s^] I a c r e a g e s & l q t sJI I MOBILE HOMES | I UNFURNISHED I UNFURNISHED I O FF IC E & I STORAGE/ I FA ROMSFORRENT ^ 1 WANTENTED TO RENT I H O U S E S I APTS/DUPLEXES I FRETAIL SPACE | WAIWAREHOUSE RENTA|. i BUILDINQ LOTS For solo by ownor: 700) 19781 Flootwood‘24X60 like ■ ■ too ocrc:res, all undor sprin- W anlod:d: Appx A 100 ncros ground, TFCC wa- Bost location possiblo In1 block of Quincy St., Twin1, now lo bo movod- 734- C oio m m o rc ia l d o a d -o n d AvaivailatiloApril l.noarC S I, N ow :single oxoc sullo. Forloa:loaso in Joromo, 50x60' ^Icrorcirg.Hod pipos. Novor j boan groi rop share or cash T i n Follo. oil tho Falls, 75X110 boro lot., 0400. or 438-5317, sirsirool 3 bdrm, 1 bolh, AC, Irgrg 2 txltm 2 bath duplox. c o0 u1 r t h o u s b a r o a . buildirilding, 14'insidohoitihi. lieon spuddod. For moto j lor. crop Qmonlllos In placo. $23,500. 733-9350 or gas hoat, dog run. noar RaRango. rolrig, dishwash- 733.' ;all 53G 2727. I ronl. B3ox511 ox' Kimborly, Id 33-3300______OKico(ico, bathroom, (misliod ------; 03341 Call 32-1-5383 736-0907______■ CSI, no smoking, S650. ♦ or.or. uliiily rm wWD hook------iido. sits on 2 actor, (ul- 20O ncro:tos. idoal orounds 1------' 7 - - S300 dop, 734-1485 upjp. Singlo car garago. OFFICES - I 5 1 9 S3 gravolod lor porking, ,|Qr polaMato or sugar boots, ' A n ~ IFYOUQUAUFY I S525 1st & last plus S250 $130 $1 UP736-8022 ain link (onco. Easy on 6 16 I F WENDELL I^CEMETERYLO^ —Edon Counlry trailor. 2 do woll hopl 4 bodroom,.1.5 just $1500 will got you into I deposit. Call ovos @ & o a : s y o (( f r o o w a y . 825-50*; IflOO MMMATES M / WANTED this cuto 2 bodroom ;2 comolory plots with vaults bdrm, appliances, oulsido 73733-4727 . M balh, Qiinchod qq^QQo. pots OK. S325 monlh. -“ e i o I 324-014-0500. ------homo. Wood slovo, noworr in LDS section of Sunsot P° ------200 NotQt ciop acros undor Roommaiolaio waniod ind largo lot. foncod backyard. ThpMonogemont 0-1•1 S285 1 bdrm, (ildQO. I CALL DOLORES OR corpot, now roof. CALL ’ Memorial Park. (Hllilop). STORAGE/ itimdincding tho clnssHiud ndi ; iivois SE o( Joromo, uiilrtios &a cscatslo. 733-9107 733-0739 5t(stovo, washor hookup. I WA ory day Is n worthvvhllii ; p | ^ RON HARTLEY 324-8430 KATHI 324-8652 to aoo. (208) 375-7227______WAREHOUSE RENTAL ..vory is right. 324-3850 — e ^ S i e woior and trash pd. k n bil.Call733,0931, _ . «955-016J #94.182J habH. ( For ronl: small 1 t}drm 73734-140______1 25' garago 12x25' tor ronl. ■ ~~ Gravityi irrigntod.ii concrolo ^ houso-stovo ond Iridgo oy a ccess, comont lloor, £ 6 1 1 • lOS, rock froo, 320 furn, S230 por mo, S 200, Jofcirom o • 2 bdrm duplox, oocu)curo noighborhood, I 5, crop sharo, long soc, dop, SlOO cloanlng apiippiinncos, S375 monlh. conir.rniraiiy located. $75 por | rAARMS K FOR RENT I loaso. Coll 670 -5819 G e m Gem dop. 734-9251______T Tho Manogemont 0. me » loaso-bollor ralos. 2-5444______p N M / STATE REALTY 733-0739 , Callall 736-4409 ask (or ,292: ACHESAC S'OF EDEN STATE REALTY Gooding 3 bdrm, 2 balh, ...... MIkniko Sr. onI iniotsiaio.inu Whool linos. Poialo grground S ol Hazol- 140 WEST MAIN ' 140 WEST MAIN S575. 2 bdrm, carport, JoroJromo 1 bdrm. api. S260.. ____ 1 nil 029-5133 JEROME ------7 North!)rthsido canal walor, 65 Ion Cnll JEROME liaiHifiiifiiiii 1foncod, S450,637-6304 upJpslairs apt, $225,, 360 6,120:20 SQ WHOLESALE acros,ros, (ortilizod. lumigal- ' 324-G652 324-8652 SouthAdam s.Cail waiohi 701 I 6 0 1 I Hagorman.H o 3 bdrm. 4 32' ohouso. Loading dock, edI (or(or spuds, 90 acros lor g 61 2 i I c- 324-7902. strooroot drivo -in, oasy Iruck bools, I CATTLE FURNISHED acacres, pasluros. $575, 'Ols, 52 ocros lor spring I PASTIsTURES FOR RENT | ! ■ ■ ccess w/ott siroot grainain or boots. 52 acros 51 5 I . H O U S E S _B3B37-6304______Lg3 (cloan 2 bdrm, l bath I 14 h o aid, d , Vholmoin cows, o r k in q , O d l c o , R R lor• spring sni giam or Ijoans. Wonio COMMERCIAL I near CSI, $500 por mo, j n l . Hod: Paslufo lor 2 : m a mily2ndand3rd l v ' LAST(?ANYOrTRIM 14-2347- Call111 670-86206 loavo msg horsos, T LOT PROPERTY 1 bdrm house, quiet oroo. Jo ro m o ; 2 bdrm . $ 400 * go,S300dop. 733-4330. ‘ „ TF aroa. 736-0856, j lactationon.823-4451 ( 3tovo/ro(rig/walor incld. S3S300, dep- 324-2841, _ with unobslructod viow ol ow 2 bdrm 1 '/i bath, in tho Porrino BridQO for Mo- LOT on Wost D In Joromo.I. $325 -f Dop, 733-3824^ — Joromo; Lease, 1 bdrm. Joromo, includos slovo, undor Point. TO MAKE zonod commofdai ' business or modulor, 'Nowly romoldod 5 bdrm 2 S325/mo, $3 466-9258 rolrofrig, dishw ashor, AC, OFFER CALL DEL AT bath, lots of slorago, $850 ~— W/D hookup,S495 a 734-5093. »95-019J a monlh+ , 733-7078, Joromo; Lease, 1 bdrm. COMMERCIAL ZONED lo S325/mo. 466-9250 monlh. + S250 doposil. cated on ono ot Joromo's AvallODIO-VI, 324-0194. busiest siroots, .85 of on I 6 0 2 I ^ ow 2 bdrm, gas hoal. AC, - J f u t f - aero, ovor 4300 sq ft, UNFURNISHED I 6 0 3 I No^ covo coiling, mahogany FURNISHED APTS/ Qltachod gorago. loncod ■»“ Gem ^ H O U S E S ^ I ^ patio, privalo. $575 dop. L STATE REALTY/ wood acconts, hardwood I D U PLEX ES I oak floors. 2-car garago 2 bdrm hom o In Jo ro m o Rofs. 734-7408. 140 WEST MAIN SERVIICE^ Vory nico small studio, B U m j JEROME and barn-croat potontial. 425 a month ♦ doposil no Vor ow duplox, 3 bdrm, 2 jp a S209.000- smoking. 324-2154, sharo sh bath, ulils paid, 324-8652 ------clcclose in, S325. 736-0855 balh, AC. garogo, WO I B . 2 bdrm. 2 living rooms, sou- hookup, rongo, DW. t yr I I ^ na. 1 bolh. S400 mo + ^ looso, no smoking or pols. - LANDMARK dop. No pots. Coil aftor 7 I ------^ ------1 S7S750 mo, 4 $300 dop, ^ LOCATION - LOCATION - UNFURNISHED 7J LOCATION '• REALTY pm 543-6088______I 733-0-J59. CCall c 733 0931 ext2f<.* for more Informationn or your service repre:fresentatlve , 2235 S. UNCOLN APTS/DUPLEXES Avalloblo Immodlotoly is NlcoM 5 bdrm. 2V; balh Ihls 3 bdmi, 1 1/2 balhI 324-7518 2 bdrm. In TF. Cloan. good - aroa, no smoking or pols, i duplox. 1938 Laura Cir. m m m w m brick and wood siding 1 & 2 bdrm apts, j,T F -S 7 0 0 m o .d o p . Call- H homo In booutiful ploosonlnt I 5 1 6 I . $400. 733-2323- S335 & up sr: ■ H S I Tony'iy’s Landscaping mSiUdm Shari at 961-1243 mobllo Oulol living, cloan complex, acros subdivision. FroshiyIly I VACATION PROPEHTY :2 bdrm, nico mobile homo _____SH 7ld World Flooring jning, Trimming, jifyj} palntod end containing roluibishod, dishwashor. INKER’S I I T1MESHARES in Joromo court, appli, SKERn/EREALLLC, A r tis tr y now LawL n Sprinklers, cpdiukifbc: 1600 sq ft this homo is a laundry facililios. no pols S olouih ot TF, 2 bdrm.. l S405»dop, Call Janot ardwood Inslallalion Sprii L£R54UNDSCAPES must soQl Coll David at 864 Quincy 734-6600 babalh, country living, rol. - 302 3rd St.'South H ard 3,inaCIO£.n.ups t Full momborship in SoldiorJ 324-2734.______nishing & Refinishing 15^5 in ♦ Pi.mis ♦ Gtaaint] 324-4803. Mountain Ranch & Rosort, , roquirod, S200 deposit, ^tiStoel roofing & siding Finist aiming {inside S out) y, ,Garsoxpo.m _ i ♦ Hydrosecd & more Localod 1 hour (rom TwinT :3BEDROOM,po5Slblo4ih, , 1 & 2 b d rm n p tB . S55500 mo., includos oloc, Galvanized Gi S Colors Painl 0 whal you can I do! _ _ BRAWLEY REALTY Falls, 1 hour from Sun1 1 bolh home at 35 1 Laurel “ Park Apartmonts. && I hoal. Call 780-1125 or Highest Qualily Poto Button CO Estimotos! 170MaurlcoSt. N..TF 73 Estimales, 734-3322 “ 734-5658 Volloy on HWY 20 noorr Madison, Avoilable 4/1, ' 73G-0264. 208-736-4653 73 4-59 72 ^12^ 736-2903 _ . Foirtlold, S8.000, Forr 3525 mo ♦ deposit. Call 734-4195 F - Nowor 2 bdrm, 1 balh, RD BARBERS NEED A LOT OR mofo Inlo. coll Sharon at.1 Steve Hollows. Hollows 1 , BDRMq opi. S300 mo,' "*^55 ■ 7 ?7 ?7 m 733-2414,______S525 mp,>dop 324-1 165 H HS p M Yard scrservice, spring cican-up. ACREAGE Realty, 734-4334, 2 bdrm, 2 S425 mo. no pots. ■SZSSHI for your now homo or lo pul 0311734-4120 Vor^ory cloan, nico. 2 bdrm. 1 Roasonablo rales STAN•4 S N O W / C P A Sovrtooth Valloy cabin onI 3: bdrm h o u se tor ronl In _ £ ; — - - tja a monufacturod homo T.F. Just painted throug- ^ ti bath, noar Porrino S Rob- . REE ESTIMATES. Stan1 & 5Scott Snow Aero with viows 1 bdrm opt. rango. rolrig, ort h o n e y DO. INC. R&lISHCONSTBUCp ™ on? Sandra Capps can hout. New kitchen ond u,, ort Stuart. S425 mo *S300 5-4341 after6pm or ’ Tax returreturn preparation S155.000NOOI Sltton Ulils, hoal, oloct fu rn ..ro (jpdop, 1st & Iasi mo rent BOOKKEEPING B RomcomodoisS repairs, docks,' find jusl tho proporty for 774-2205 MDF Realtor bathroom - Slove, rofrig, gn 420-5230, • Auditing you. Pricos rango from smoking or pots, S330 for . qroq., 733-4330. S E R V I C E rooling rooli & sidmg, doors & - wator, sewor. trash pick- 1. , 4dop, 734-5054 , • Financlancial Planning S10,500 to $21,500. Computorized wini up furnished, Avoilable ------— Wo;^osl s id e ot town, Ig 2 . windows, painting S tile p v i m (keeping & Payroll CALL 324-8752 5 1 8 I ;RGREEN LAWNS now. No pots, Idoho 1 1 bdrmb< basomont apt. now- (,cjbdrm, appls, now carpol /R o a so n a b lo R ato s selling, sotiu carpel &lutniiuro e v e n 3rm Accounling MOBI^^HOME^ H o u s i n g a c c o p l o d , ly ly roluibishod, now painl, && ( aplnt, walor/sanil /basic Morgorot , Tubbs cleaning,cl 733-9331 Springngciean-ijps.aoraiing. SeServices S475/mo ♦ S200 dop, Sorry St no pots, $325 in- qqcablo includod, WD (208) V 734-6271 ____------ireeee pruning, planting, 73(736-1711 1970 28' Qoidon Falcon Apply ol OK Aulo. 556 41h ciudos cii all ulils. 733-7442. ho troilor houso. withholding ‘ hookup, S475 month. —------SPRINRING BUILDING FEVER weodofl control, lartTi mowing 219I9 5tti51 Avo. E. G e m 3 Avo W TF. 733-3077, Tho Managomont Mon-Fri 8-5, tank, oloct & gas rofrig,• .------1 1 bdrm. b apt., cloan. quiot. TWIN FALLS CALL Pf’EREE ESTIMATES, f oloct wolorhoalor.saooo, ; 733-0739 r tim es by appt. STATE REALTY '• 3 bdrm, 1'/i balh, AC. fire- No Ni Smoking. No Pots. PLAN ROOM M-r 736-6002 ■ Coll 423-4462 loavo msg, McClimans Consiruction 140 WEST MAIN I- placo. WD, 1 car garogo. S350 s : por mo, «-d0p ,, Jo b s to bid for Gonorals. :ormnorcial - Rosidontiai ------INC JEROME . 561 41h Avo, N- $595, + 734-2822-72 i 6 o i Sub-contractors NCOME 324-8652 1979 2 bdrm mobllA, hos3 dep, 734-5329 — ROOMS FOR RENT :oncreIQ Work-Backhoe J E FT F CLAIBORNE 7 2&3BE0R00M U & Suppliers, .TAX (ronl kitchen, close to ; Sorvice-Soplic Systems L andsidscape Architect \ _ shopping-lowspocorent.^ 3■ bdrm, 1 bolh. Avoii 4-1. TOWNHOUSES MOlO TELS S85 wk, S360 Blueprint copies SSOO + S250 dop. No fromS460. me 734-PLAN (7526) Serviserving Tho Magic Valley Powor1 raking, ra sprinkler installs P R E P / VIEW of VALLEY • Patty,y 512,900. mo, includos all. 736-1980 ' EPARATION 1994 Guordon homo, Pots, 733-5990 aflor 6pm Wflshor&Dryor W hookup Sinco 1976 andrepeepair, sod work, fencing, \ hoighls Subdivision. Small yard a storage A10108 Rooms for ront. $250, 208-:;08-324-8231 loavo msg. ^ jl Soulh of Curry. 1 +/• ocros.n 2 bdrm, 2 both, islond^ 4 bdrm houso In TF. avail ishfub removal. V;eokly AFFORD'')RDAEILE RATES kitchen, etc, $32,900. No polsl 734-6600 allall ulll. pd, Murtaugh M H or 208-539-7231 burlod utilitios. pavod April 1, $600 mo. 734-3324 ___ 734-140______1 AUiN'S Genoral AU Carpentry ______iienanco. Ret available. roads. $20,500. Coil Can Gloria. 420-8023, 2 bdrm opt, 1 bath. $400 R e m o d o ls • N ew 734 -8 1 4 0 -JACKZK STEVENS ' Vorn. 733 -1 8 6 6 or WIII.II. DOSHIER REALTY •Avail. 4-1 NW TF. 3 bdrm, mo ♦ S200 dop. Call MOTEL 3 2 balh, 2 car aulo-opener. j - construclion • Specially 736-1729, ___^ , 734-2922 733-0039. Rooooms lor ronl; Low rates. 7 33 -4 7 8 6 AC, foncod yard, under- __------1 ----DfDaily & wookiy. Phonos, docks, 00^ paiios, patio covors, iTOM ROTOTILUNG WINNEBAQO ground sprlnklors. No pols 2 bi carports, shods. Small 2 bdrm In doluxo 1 yr old 4- microwavo & roltig. ^ Tiller m ounted on D O S H l i f l Minnlo Winnlo 300. Mlnnio' or smoking, $675 por mo. pi jobs & repairs, DELIVERED plox- Opon floor plan c Convonionl downtown tractor, . Winnio, Warrior. Bravo, + dop, (208) 837-6448 wyw/kilchon bar, 2 Ig baths, 734-3244 Sanelanel & gravel topsoil location 733-5630. Call MURRAY \ ^ ^ M 7 REALTY Advonturor maslor bdrm w/walk-in for driveways, 0° BARKMEN Qt BROCKMANS' RV B5 I S350, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, ^closot, private tiath. Rocoom tor ronl. S225 4, parking lots, etc. . 7 3 4 -2 9 2 2 734-3167 1-800-773-3167 appi, Rupert, 734-1401 w/outsido polio, Slorago dojoposil. Rofiig, bod. ta- Gravol Salos ------.SPRINGS TREES rm, AC, rofrig. rango. DW, blo3le, ulils incl. 733-3824. ^ NORTHWEST “TT QU/yLSPI Largo 2 bdrm. upstairs api, lg utility rm, covorod — IH mmSSH i No pots and no smoking, “ Rooms for ronl, S45 wk. rw COM PANY, INC. B JSI’s UW N CARE DIRECT• FROMFRO THE GROWER parking. Somo utilitios ", EVA'S CLEANING SERVICE 7 33 -1 2 3 4 Mowin 734-2558 or 734-2559, [J,,included. $595 mo ♦ dop. ;825-5733*734-3540 -ing and C loan up, a-i2 PREWLlEWU.M BLUE SPRUCE I HEALTH CAFmE facility! & HOUSEKEEPING -roe Estimales ding over 60,000 sq, ft. of patlont Large Joromo tarm houso. Noar CSl- Ne pols. Wills onoooms in largo homo. Call Hospital and grounds Including inc, 734-4411, Altor 5pm, Residerlial.officcs.conslnaon FTgvgTjgT* Roa;}asonablo Rates SlSpertt and modical ollicossilualcdocdonapproximalolylSacres In $500- Twin Falls duplex, 734-4360 lor appl. No j 733-4539.______^ & rcniais. If you’ro noi happy, Sorvincing T,F,, Flier, Buhl treehOWNG :c owned lacliity Is lobe sold at $450. 733-5217,______smoking or pots, )W!iG&TP.J';5PLAIfTI!iG Burloy, Idaho. This public ov wo'ror^ol happy, 326-«89 5^, public auction May 8,1995.5. ForF more Inlormation contact Nowly romoldod 5 bdrm 2 2 bdrm, 1 balh, ali appls * Please call 324-2829. 543-4530 an&Conipanyat20a-67&-1116 ., bath, lots o( slorogo. $850 ^WO. no pots. 1251 Spark- i I 606 I _ VORK OF ART _____ Braca Nalton, Prica Pauilon^ S- 736-4996 or 736-1814. ■ or 0 monlh -f. 733-7078. ^OBILEHOME^ jgf om e ropoir; Elecirical, Teresa’s Cleaning Seivlces lumbing, light carponlry, M O B I Hami Franks, Cunsolldatedd RealtyRe Group al 801-322-2000. Quiol socludod 1 bdrm. sm 22'bdrm. b clean. WD hook 2 bibdrm M obllo hom o in BILE MOWING EVERGRi tainting yard & building Yard IGREENTREES yard. S325. Isl & lost * up, carport, slorago, wa- joiJorome, $450 -* doposit, 4 Home Health Care pain Reasonable Ralos c )e an -u p , ird cloan-up, yard jradoBI-jo Spruce. SlOO dop-733-7078, to r & s a n ita tio n in c ld , incincl oloct walor & sanltali- - n R I C E PPOULTOXT C S 5 0 0 / m o . S 2 5 0 d o p onon. No smoking, 324-2154, ^Varied an Scn/iCGS Available. 733-0966 worak a mdwing, telmntePine !oi Sptifig plar.ling r ^ l A N D Ci o O m p a n Y i L\ Quiol socludod 1 bdrm. sm 7:733-8914 ______Call 423-6940 m f n unaugh, H ansen, -season 1 yard, $325. 1st & last-* — bdrm, garage, aero, no Leave mossago, ison OiiSiity rales AVAILABLE SOON ^ 5^ ______6 7 8 -3 1 -1 -I-I6 ______. $100 dep, 733-7078, smoking, no insido pals, ■ • T W i r f r v f v f f l Kimbcibcfly & Twin Falls T,eeTrees '-1 2 1 &2bdrmapl,S335-S415, 32326-4003 733-0740 -3535 o r 432-5273 4440 N 27541’75JE.,0i;W' 543 6714 S A W T O O T H ■ B H H H H H H H C IBHBBHBBa — Spop acious, cloon,2 bdrm, NORTHVIE'iVIEW TREE FARM Appiicotlons aro now being caicarpol, groal communily, BIH l SiiSM H SHEET Sh METAL takon at Lincoln Courts mosl utils, no pols, COMPUTER f Icaling/Air Conditioning for low incomo housing 73733-8234 , S A L E S , /RefrigGration for olderly/disabiod & , Commercial & • NORTHFHWEST COLORS AMER(CIAL i S E R V I C E , & ^ I COM i niinoritios. EOE---Apply Residential WoVorr al 1310 Main. Buhl or call I 607 1 ' SUPPORT 3 movod. Same great (208)73M54S 543-6171. I OFFICE & e, samo groat prices, H E L T O N 'S RETAIL SPACE ‘Is O ur B u sln o ss EE S E R V I C E UILDIM«G s i EXTRA NICE APT: L TTho h Computor Place s ta new number- ucc\opp^opping & (orTioval, I BII OR LEASE- 840 sq ll, in- 4 ' 415 ADDISON AVE M V P Lrg 2 bdrm 2 balh, slove, Ffeo:o 1Estimates. Rofs, Shrubb IrimIrir or removal. B ion Y iU nJerw ay 3 rofrig, DW. disposal, pri- cliciudos 3 ollicos, rocoplion 734-1667 1 ^ Conslruttioi of new fadllty CfCall 324-8598 Sf p c c ia l valo WD. now carpol A aroa & storage aroa wilh bathroom , 5750, por enofiol's Home Care WMnlor Inli Ratos » r S a l e - a g;painl, olf street porking ^KTTTTTTTnH^ D C u r r e nnt t Location For Downtown. No pota. SSOO monlh. 736-9919, 639 Oryivarywali • Painimg • Ca/penlry ;E ESTIM A TES Wash. St. N. ^ All hom o repairs mo, + dop, 734-5781 7 3 3 -7 4 3 0 g Avaiialable Way 15,1, 1 9 9 5 g i DRYW ALL insS'isido&out 10 yrs exp. B l B S Z i U i H Exocutlvo 3 bdrm. 3 bolh ^ OFFICES nr,^ FREE ESTIMATES m i L l l Drywall installation, taping & FR & L T R E E a apt, avail, immodialoiy. S130 up 736-8022 C oll B ru c o $700 por monlh, $700 p------, ------toxtioxtuting, 16yrsoxpetionco, JERVICE timo N Bluo Lokos olfico j 7 3 3 -7 5 4 3 . P RlOFESSIONAL O dop, Includos rongo. ro- Jo b s large or small. ------ving all MV & B spoco, 1800 sq tl includes p frigorator. DW, No pots a 4 , privalo olticos, confer- Grog Lossing, ownor R e m o d e l i n g ? ROOFl3FING& COATINGS W o Qpdrivor d ri aroas. close to collogo, Cali Wall „ ' once room, 2 roslrooms. 733-3579 Newew Constructlorf? 733.727221 or 326-5857 7 ^3' 3 3 -4 1 1 0 , ol 734-0400 ro 734-0401. Call 734-1357, . I kinds of comracling, comm. )ilo 420-T R E E , 11 ■377TVTt77^T!H aii kir morciai, industrial, ^Loc'al Housing Appiicotlons Are rimo olfico space for ronl /Mso d e c k s & cal 5 3 6 -5 1 8 5 , a HoiNow Bolng Accoplod For ontiat. Buildup rools, In: 3rtl Ave. W„ Twin FoDs In largo complex. $288. _ In su re d , ; [1 ] LOCATION:i 25$ 3rt{ A r i Noar Eldoriy, Elderly & „ lawn shods por monlh. Call for dolails. DOO)oan's Excavating, Inc. Handicapped/Oisablod ^ ion Harnoy 736-2042 Leaks« repaired1 In 24 tirs. ------Its 17-21, BIk 130, Twin FoDsTownsilfl, Twir 3 734-4049 Wo do asphalt _ : D LEGAL lots 1-7, lots Twin FoJk County, ID ' 3 pPorsons- ‘ Ronl & Utilitios _ t r e e sSTUMP™ GRINDING Basod On incomo, Aport- C or Iriveways, Parking lots, ^ ivylndi;slricl ommerclal/rotail ofllce Homo Ropairs F reree e Estimatesi : Q Z0HIKG:M-2HeavVli monl NOW Available For gp, Asphalt patctiing, , space available. 1500 lo / Of All K in d s 3 3 -1 5 5 4 or 3 sRonl, For Further Infor- 505000 sq II. call 734-5681. ( 733- grading & topsoil. ■ C SinSIZE:Appiax37,«37,500 SqwisFnf motion Contact; The Joromo Housing Au- 110100 sq fl. olfico apaco. 73^734-4228 or 731-422B D•alo al Robinson H BJE i SsS mK 73C Tho ^ BLDG. SIZE: irox 20,475 VreFw l LI thorily @ 733-5765 or 90905 Shoshone SI N. Im- 7 3 4 - 2 9 3 9 ------jJ O H N 'S I K TDD 733-5878. Equal memediate occupancy. 324------0|_l A E CURRENT USE: Adm Housing Opportunity, 333357or324-1132RlckB. . ■ ARPENING IK S 3 - SOUTHERN IDAHO ^ q i | ] TnKlc(Un)bmH Track(Poking Pni 3 HC FENCE PRO; b3UILD1NG“ i REPAIR & SE R V IC E r a t hIER e r HAVE AN “A" lUT: Customer CouiHw, Offm, (onpuler I Fon■oncos. Docks, Awnings. „ , MMAINTENANCE Car&idaide & stool saws, WEC/E CAN HELP C vCURRENT UYOUT ler Room, (tnfwBKiRoonx [ 1 > liming, Roofing. Siding, vi/osfia I ] llK}rooms,lrnlKoo(n,Woi,WorefKW»,&nployMPorkino j37ji7V iunr^l W o build & ropalr Pain^i ifiarpen hair clippers. ..Guoranf.rantaod Tutoring- ail lypes of fences, JdDocks, Fences & a jmodeling of /Ml Types. I B ^ ra c k o n S t. S- Englishsh Grammar/Wtiling G ewoyi tfini Building, 4 Owfieod Doon W/( . C GIMERAUJDihmy W/Opmn,GoOnil ' 3 J24-8432 a. 326-5332 7 : 3 4 ^ 0 5 0 'roatrvo Croat Writing E HeoltnWorehoint, KmIoi«1andA!r0iR(«,Ti«kHi8li{Un)Uoing EssioNAi. Buiinm [ 1 MARnN Street Profes irehoiM ___ 423-4490 or “TT I Jim 01733-9173 E 14-16Ft.ToBMmjWor«hc 325M»imiiST.r., Suite 3 Ward’s Homo IJTTTrnnrfv^TTn [ 1 1-800-847-4490. g',Construction UgAUi 4APmiSAlS270,M0 / D PRICED * 1: 1994 W . a om additions, romodeiinq, • 120D sq .ft. on 1sts t f lo o r ■ a bctrical. plumbing. No iob Ihtr M crmallon ar te . FENCESI )Jai9Q-£)Uoa5malI-£0.yis___r lin lATABLE5RRINKLER- n for hrihi to arrange [] _sJ2D D.sqJt.m ba!asemenUloor— ------U ------t n r o / l FENCESI "»Poxpor, Froo ostimates. PIIPIPES REPAIR E LECTROLUX E C nafatt!------Biecutive restraom arand shower, off- •Coll Word • Whend1 damago or doaning V acuuicuum cleaners, FENCES! ■ 734 -6 2 9 4 street parking and alanarm system, 2 to Iho bono piio. Call stiam p o Froo Eslimates Tipooers, central rauWiI 5 year lease at $1,:, 2 0 0 a montti. H O N E Y D O .IN C .il Clydyde Sprinkler Pipo v a c 8>, ,8salos, a sorvicos S PEPSI (I HEARTWOOOCOHSlHUCnON T<.Noiobtoosfnolii - Ropairs...... 4 , LIH6(0.| A v a ila b le A p ril 1 s t & repairs.' ' ” - n TWIN FAIa i l s ,IDAHO •(208) 7: Local: 733-9063 CalllailDEV^EY T U B B S ~Call 678-7149 y j . 7 3 3 - 6 2 6 1 a , 734-6271 733-5618 MdHDAY-FRIDAY4-5 1-800-733-9063 ■ s a BQHyayByEaaaaaBBBaHiaHBQBBBBa 1 i I I , G-6 ■nmo3-Now3.TwinFaI Fells. Idaho Sunday. March;ch 26.1995 , F arm er'ss Market-MVliscellaneoOUS 4 701 7 0 3 "" " 705 I I i I I ^ ~ 7 0 9 I f 711 1 I 711 1 CATTLE CUSTOM FARM & RANCH I HAY^GRAIN I HORSES^ Ii HORSES MiI H h O R S E EQUIPM^ ENT I c ■ IRRIGATION I IIRRIGATION FARM SERVICES I SUPPLIES I I FE E D ■ 19 pr. 6 to oolivof. 9 yoar- For salo: Purobrod /Arabian H Ho orses: Bought, so ld a n d For salo: 1988 Circle J 3 Fornrro n t-3 3 9 0 'o (1 0 * .a ‘ & "portobrrtoblo sprinkler systom, Fourth cutting baling al , lings holfora. 837-64117~' All ground work, chopping. and Vi Arabian horsos. trad tr sd . Call 733-6055 horso he diagonal deluxe 6** aluminum1 pipo with 2 whiwhGolllnoa, portoblo JQ' NH939NG6rowcomhoad ^ 40% moisluro. Will dollvor ( ___ t^^05hing, rock pickor. oxcolloni shapo, NH from yoarllng up. GOod — . horso trailer. Good cond. risesera. Priced right. Top- mainllainllno, diesol pump. 2 yoar old poll I -■ ■ I . i i ______< 7 . _ , , ^ _____ Sunday. Marcfi■ch 26, 1995 . Timos-Nows, TwinTwi Falls, Idaho G-7 Miscellaia n e o u S ' M iscellaneous s is _ i i o 2 ”1 4 817 I 4 8 19 I 4 iio I iio I 8 2 0 I 4 1099 I 4 1 0 9 9 |_^PPUANCE^J iFURNmjREACARPETJ I MISC FOR SALE | I OFFTCE EQUIPMENT I PETS & SUPPUES I I Pp E T S & S U P P U E S PETS & SUPPUES I I AlAUTO DEALERS | AUTVUTO D EALER S a SUPPLIES ■ For oalo: 'Stovo and fridno. [Qo- 46* antlquo round ook table3lo Qroonhouso. 21 x 40, heat- ® AlAKC Dalrnallon Pupplos AKC>KC rog. Dachshund pup- LLAILAMAS-Tra'ined ond S200. oa. 733-0110 or Gontlo, clam parents, py, with loaves. 6 chairs,'9, Ing, cooling, automatic L-ahopod |_. dosk. With i py, malo. sable short- 3onllo ger , $400 & u p, 734-9544______Shola. $275. 324-2899. hai 432-6634 f-;- ___ motching buffet w/mirror.0'’' watering equip, Includ. m , atching crodonza. Call hair, firsl shots, olso Incl 432- poi taxi, SlOO. 736-3638 —— Moytog washor & dryor,,or SlOOO-bostoffor.f- 543-9204. 733-4997.______AlAKC Groot Dane pupplos. rs. 543-6808. ------Minatiinaturo Schnauzor pups, ^ oxcol. co.nd. SI 75. $350. Call 438-8093, Purobrod F Australian 5 6 wkswl old, 2 fomalo. 1 te 733-2124 . “ ■ Lg. ovorstuffod brown and Shophord puppies. Out of malo. male Coll 678-3166 B — Why buy used Usod olfico furniture. Dosk AKCai Labs. Chocolate & Moving gold tweed wing-back working paronls. $100 oa, c; c h a ir . S 3 0 . L ifo sty io r 36X72 ; w/file. 3 drowors. Vollow. ' R eady 3-21-95. KC roglstorod malo Lhaso E | Muot soil llko now 21* furnitures beds Desk return 46X19 with ( Call 544-2629 treadmill with adjuslablo Groat hunting stock. Coll ___ ApsQ, provon stud. 4 R | Whirlpool RofridQorator file, 2 drawers. Consolo 734-5810 ; or 734-8526 pyi|»ython. 7 ft.. & friondly, yoatyoars old. Lovos childron, S300. now GE porlablo‘hio y o 'J incline, plus 7 digital rdad- outs, excol cond, new 80X19 ' wilh knoo hoiofilo - S300, Jofod. 736-0016 or S75, Call 678-7016 L jii dlahwQBhor. S300. Konon- buy new at 30%'L AKC Rog Blnck Lab Pups 5?' ., over $600, soil lor S200. draw ' or S storage. Con- Al moro microwavo w-stand, solo 72X19 w/nie drawer Bom B 3-12. Exc. bloodline, J ± order Coliio pupplos, SSO. to 40% off retail11 Call 734-2736. j S7S or offor,-934-8418 & storage. All matching, paronts pi hips certified, ^og poq AKC Rottwoller pups, WoiWorking parents. Cnll 1992 FORD EXPLOILORER — p r i c e s Log Cabin pakSWj945 Wolnut ' w/bronzo metal Males I $350/Female $400 1 i mole , & 3 fomQles, 734- FrarFrank Twilclioll,934-OS39, ^ Vermont Gosling Calalytlc . *I’H02A • XI.T I’nckncr. I’owrr t.<>ckr yllc Sola & lovo soat sols fromDm 24'x32'wllh S'porch roof. legs I Cordovan loather 766-2895 7625, 78 Trodo possible, — ~ Sl Winddwic. I.ikr wood slovo. wllh doublo Chihuahua puppies. NrwlnniJr' 'bio S599. Solid wood, 5 ploco 7* Swedish cope, saddle lam 1 inate tops.Call “ wall piping, S600. Kon AKC Springer Spaniel pup Rog SlSOoach. 734-5734. on- dining aets from $399. notch logs 2'x6* T&G roof 733-9666 : ______^og, Australian Shophaid- ^ moro dryor, 10 yrs. old. plos, price nog. 324-3567. puppies, p i champion _ old. S a f e m o ta l b a n k b o d s decking. Plans, video, loft ” op Gormnn Short hair oxcol. cond.. S12S. Coll-•oil Irom S 149. Ultro pluah ------linos,excol, lir working & othor sizos avallablo. A pups born 3/17/95, lots ol 324-4370 ovos. pillow-top quoon sots 4 820 i ^Roltwoiller AKC. malo. 14 insllncts. jn« S250 886-2G44. W - ■Pljjr T heT unesjN ew•S ’s ______BUY 11T- SELLL IT • FINMD IT I CUSTOMER SERVICE w \ 0 " CLiASSII F I E iD 7 3 ;3 - 0 9 ;3^ 1 * REIRECflEATIDHAl ^ '4 02i 4 901 I 9 0 3 I g 903 . _ THE ACI )G E ^ Bobby Wolff I WAKTED TO BUY I ATVSWOTORCYCLES BOATS & I1 BOATS & P CES ON BR1D( ACCESSORIES | I ACCESSORIES | _ Wantod to buy; black or 1987 Y am aha Big Wheol, blondo, moio unnoutorod w/rack. low miles, liko' 12’fiborglass, rowboat. 1: D ear M r. Wolff: W ER: No, you had just about 12’ Soars game Fisher, i A N S W l Cockor Spaniol (ages 8 now. $1600 or offor. 733- ’ S300 or best offor. L"HO opened oije •ight strength. With m ore, a 0585, or 737-2994, with 50 hp ultra light mo rje no-trump and the rigl ^ m o .-4 yr.) for brooding or . 734-5419.______! partner doubled, s jid of two hearts or a jum p toto can havo pick of Iho lllor. lor. adjuatabie pitch, 3 , 1, showing values cue-bid 1993 KawoskI Bayou 220 : blado prop, 1 extra prop, of a one-no-trump e might have been m ore de-e- 733-0838 or 733-8380 ' 1 4 'Larson boat, now troll- mp opener of his game n ATV. oxcol cond. S2400. or, lOhp molor, cover, tralior Ind. Days 726-8353 o w n . I f I b id tw o h e i Dtive. With less, you raight onytlmo. 734-4001 h e a r t s , is n 't th is a s c rip ti^ motor stond, etc. S1300. or Evos - 706-4708 ask sign-off. the sam e satisfied yourself with a cue-e* W an to d : 1 5 ’ a lu m in u m tor Konny. ne as if I had bid have sa Vochldo dog borrior. S45. _ two hearts after p md a pass to any minimumm boat, woldod liko a Gro- ' 903 I 324-1201______1! r partner opened bid andI b y p a rtn e r. • - ogor or Klamath 733-0350 1988 Bluo W ater 18’ opon one no-trump? 1 BOATS & :15’Rbof0las3Boolwith5O r e b id bi bow. 105 hp, v/6, Merc 1989 MAZDA> A H M P V J*oorTlckeU,W Wantod; 1980-91 Ford HP, trailer Indudod, for Crulsor. oloct. wench, ox .».We»tBloomf1«ld. 111. su . «TI6G4 • Looded wiih V-0 Ensine, t r M r . WolfT: F150 loll gate, good con- ' moro info, call 324-2650. J col cond. $9500- 734-6832 S nne. Automatic Tranimliijon, D e a r W ACCESSORIES Rear Air. Power Locka & Wlnlowtl:ow»* Much Muth More! ; A N S W E R : Y e s , il ibber bridge, one of our de- dition. rQQaonobie. Call !. it is a sign-off, At rubb .jj 324-5748. perhaps even me !rs sometimes plays a card I 18’ Boss boat. ISOhp Evln' IFIT DIDNT SELL HERE. Now ^ custom made drift H more so than if clarers wohavobuyors.ThoAuc-- boat v/ilh trir and occoss. H partner had ope I his hand and then, before•e Worsted: 40' sohil fiaTbod rudo trir. $7995. Call : >pened one no- from hi 637-6450.______; ' lion Exchango. 324-1483 S3995. Coil (or moro info ■ trum p. In Ihe lat ' plays, plays from dummy. If tralior. auitobio (or bridgo- •PWTij.TB»4«0«l«rDOCC(J«,J65, C0(l«t«plro»Uaf»3l. latter case, one LHO pl Mon-Fri, 8-5(3)726-8505 migiU bid two h( in fouith chair, am I entitled^ 733-0067-______18’ Howoscraft Rivor let 21' fiborfoom inboard, tan- s hearts with as I am in Sevorol outboard motors. i m u d ) a s s e v e n HC lay before partner does?■ ? Wonlod: 4ft to 511 cocktoil boat a irir, S1600. Coll • dom troilor, Chrylor V-8 HCP. After part- to plaj ongino. curdy cob, port-a- 5-25 hp, 2 strokes and 4 \ ner’s double, on e' be it'll help break this un-n- wot bar. proforably with 536-5754,______: 7344565 le would lean to- Maybe I polli, lull cover, till, trim, strokes.. 536-.6S23 Bort i w ard a pass with se [ng h a b it o f his. sink. 324-3206.______1974 Morlin 17' inboard- Harbuogh Motor. Wen- | I seven HCP. nerving oxcol cond. S6000-olfor. 334-3900 Option Tradtr. Marianna. Ark.■k- Wanlod: Bassinotto, cradlo outboard robuilt 165 hp Coll 733-0620. dell, id. You local RV and ^ D ear M r. WolfT: or similar itifanl bed & in- ongino, now upholslory & Marino doalor. carpet. $4500. 829-5062. Both vulnerable, d W ER: Law 57 of The Laws of fant cor seat. Twin bod duplicate. LHO ANSWl „ with canopy. Lltllo Tyke o p e n s o n e h e a r t an< ract Bridge slates that a de- and partner over- ConL'-ac slide, QIC. 734-7511. c a l l s o n e s p a d e . I 2r is not subject to penalty if 2. RHO bids two fender i c lu b s a n d I ju m p t lays before partner after deQ. Wanlod: Bubble top camp- p to four spades, he play 1, orvan,good cond. LHO bids five club er has played from both lubs and partner clarcr 733-7639.______doubles. Docs this Is- ;his bar me frora hands, m \ Wonted; Horso for a 12 yr M i b id d in g fiv e s p a d e s ! le s? old girl- To bo u se d for iiin On Not • M r . WolfT: IM N oll«. IrvinjOon. N,Y. D e a r M 4-H. Call 733-3634. worth sacrificing at rubber I s i t wo A N S W E R : N o , it dt ;e? If I can get out with a loss;s Wanted: Old marbles. Coll t doesn't bar you, bridge? but you’d better b 0 points to save a 700-point Gary 734-9393. r be right if you of 500 p pull partner’s doub e r, sh o u ld I d o so? Wontod: Pre 1679 Toyota juble. His double rubber, is a clear w arning. 1 Nox l))n , Vtrmliion. Ohio10 Londcrulaor.700-2146 g. H e is saying, “I have tliis contract I (Holley)______ct beat. Don’t bid again unless you ai W ER: I rarely take a sacri-'*• Wantod; Rollablo, cloan, I are sure we can ANSWl m ake five spades." It rubber bridge; the practice« usod Customlzod van, low i." C c e a t r stly overrated. Remember,r , milos. Coil 788-3772. is v a s t! D ear M r. Wolffi pponcnts are still vulnerablelc Wontod; Tatjio ond chairs, t h e o p p I d o u b le '] R H O ’s on you pay off and you are not.it. dressor. Call 733-6696. one-heart bid for after yo • ^ A A takeout and partn ■ are still big favorites to win rtner responded Theyar ^ Wantod; a 2.8 V-6 (run- one spade.’ W as I wi u b b e r. ninn) ongino, for an S-10 ; wrong to jump to therubl three spades holdir orS-15PU. 423-6254 Iding 0 HCP and good four-card supp ldiir qvmllaiXs The A(n. I'O. lloi 12SU. n rXTtti. 1.11)1 SA.sKter^'ly- ^ Will poy up to SlOO for a nrakc“P P o r t? ' (fiyiUM. ini.lnUdd F««tun running car, up to 5200 okcl’ar ner.Montreal ccpfi _ for 0 running truck. 734- '! .. 8881 ask for Jim. 8 2 0 I I ®25 I ID PETS & SUPPLIES 823 DS I WANTED TO BUY | 4 027 VARIETY FOODS J I GARAGE SALES / 1 9 7 8 FORD Froo pot rats. 326-5474 & S E R V IC E S Sot ol motol froo wolghts / LTD 'IS Garago solo Sun 0-4 at 416 A . T .,'r / ■ )% wiih bor ond bonch. Fishsh Buckingham Dr TF. up- / 4 DOOR Froo to good homo.—— 3 Save up to 40%II. aquarium with light >9 7 old. spayod, (omaio• 3 D yr. on your nrocory bill. t tight froozor, garden tiilor, /,, «263K,V-8,A.T lutlot a c c o s s o r i o s . C a l11 l hardware, and much S te a rin g maialm with doiuxo° d Twin Falls Grocoiy Outlt 423-5270. f 'V : Pwr. houso. 733-939a. 0 oog 734-0293. O , ’,’ ^ S M o r.1 " ——1 Usablo both siro lowols.Is. G arage sale, lols of misc., , Froo to good homo, apprc pprox. ■ 8 2 4 stool 01 wood outsldo^0 Sot. only. 9 to 5. 540 6 mo. old.Doborm an.w :NT doors. Coll 736-2526 n.woll IVIDEOEQUIPMENI 26 Jom os, TF.______bohavod, houso brok loavo mossago. 324-7119. >roko. Spring Solo on usod TV // , ste - U30d min biko, childs biko // Froo; Rod hoolor molo------pi VCR's, Camcordors. andSt' cart, child's biko soat. & 0 pup. roo Components an & V X A m os old, Found in £ lood- bird balh. All good cond, I H H / , Burloy 676-5531 in So, Spoalfors. Allguaronlooaio'o roasonabio. 734-7260. E-Z lorms. Moi Quaionbor------HOUND POUND NEW!c u ,- Eloclfonics 1730 Kimbo WANTED; Child tri forbicy- TWIN FALLS ANIMAL ------clo. good cond. 678-2717 SHELTER ^AL ^ KiiiiillM Want to Buy: Bicycio cart F ound: i 8 2 5 JY thot holds two childron.n ' 4 901 1. Shoop dog Auslratii I WANTEDTOBUY Ploosocall;324.6912. __ I ATVS/MOTOnCYCLES Shophord X, block, ratian grc ■king ------rod, moio,’ orav 1 0 'Largor non-workirCall Wont 10 buy old chIno cup-p- '75 Harioy Davidson, sport- A doptions: color T V s a VCR's. ndsCj board, ond McCoy poltory.y. stor. oxc. shopo. runs 1. Rotrlovor X. gold, fom: 423-4676 Ovos & wknds------734-2735 oroat, S3700orbosi oflor. lONE ------Call 788-9006. pup. USED C E U U LAR PHON Want to buy; 1400 sq ft ol 2. BoagioX, black & whito.whli Call 734-8529. ------6' chain link foncing. Coll fomalo puppy. oil '89 RMX 250 Suzuki. Call 10. In 423-4934. _ 733-3580______3. Lab X, gold, spay< 1990 or nower XR200.5176 ------fomalo. ayotl goodconditlon. 543-517------Wanlod 2 whool lino & 5 '92 CBR 600 F2, looks & 4. Malamuto, Shophord 9 & a hand linos. Contor or ond 3rd X, Comics, Star Wor toys & itJ runs g ro at-S 5 1 00. 934- black, brown. & whit 7 3 3 - risors. 366'2375. 4738 eves. 934-4026 malo. vhito, glass showcaao. 73: 3i. doys______5. Hoolor X, black & grc 0016 ask for Laura ------Wontod ATV 3 Of 4 whool- ony- or, call 366-2375, molo- Com puters, printers, on' '92 Yomaha FZR600. Lols of.nico c ats and Wttoi JOT------aiinnt (hing oloctronlc. NOI0 r Wanlod to buy; 1st edition” S3000. Coil 677-4916 LOCATED W 0 R K I N G 0 SSAN \ MMX 139 6THAVE.W 76 0 . American Notlvo Borbioio -93 aoCC Suzuki dirt bike, 1/ WORKING.733-676( doll. Days 734-3075. Dob- C K U P . , ) 736-2299 like now. 1953 Farmall C Will pick up froo. ____ bio733-1815ovos AFTERNOONS ONLY _ tractor. Call 366-0232, 16131, '%'/ H H M I Monday thru Friday - bI Trani., i f K E Z jC Ifl ■ Convonlblo sports cor.■Jr*'? lik Wantod to buy: 2’-oiumi- 185 Suzuki 4-whooler. aiieltel / HHlHil CLOSED Saturday oTrlumph, MGBor.1,110 fiand linos, hook and Sunday & Holidays id good condition. S1050. Sond a picturo & doioil lalch type. 788-3694 _ 537-9905 Animalo oro to: CAR. PO Box 190( • SOLD OR DESTROYED Wanted to buy; 45 auto pis- 'ED Twin Falls, 10 63303. s- 1984 Honda Goidwlng. ■ oftor 48 h ours, s o pioa: lol 1962 Ford PU tollgoto,0, AM-FM cossette, intor- call or visit tho poundlooso dl Liyg TREES WANTED“ & 7 0 to 7 3 Cadillac Eldo-0' com. oxc cond. 423-5789. ly to chock if your Sotpot Is to 3 0 '.S p ru c o ^ a ilty p o s rodo. & Ml Grand. Coll horo 734-4868 ovos. 1986 Yamaha Radian, - $1600 offer. Coll 326- This la not an up-to-da,.d,ta MI208°7B8-2676. list; mixod dogs aro ha ____ Wantod to buy; 67-699 5231 ovos.326-8686 to doscrlbo. Or como1 hardpl —luild- ■ Chovy C a m a ro with orjr ovos. 0 pick Wonlod to buy; Smoll builc out a puppy, dog. or col C a t without motor 324-8721 • cot ‘"O ‘0 bo movod. Ci - 1993 Yamaha PW 80, ex- lhay would love a home J ___ Wantod to buy: Kltchon This Is a public son/lco3m o sl 655-4277.______^ col cond. S995. Call Hon- coblnols, 4* boso board'J 543-6076______n o u n c o m o n t o f' tTl- k ".! Wanlod lo buy: Usod Horcosh hoator. doad Macintosh nmo3-Now3 ^ ° do Fot Cat. Wlli pay casCall compulor for pans, & go]0 1 994W R 250.barolyused, for roasonable prico. Ca car for parts. 423-5130. liko now. S4000.423-5291 Join Magic Valloy Bird Cli. SI 0 a yoar. Monthly nov ______lorse Wantod lo buy; Old Davidid C le a n 0 2 ' Y am W H 600 iottof & moro. 734-535nows Wontod to buy: Usod horsS471 Bradley rototiilor or g a rr- must soil best olfer, or 324-5076.______5350, . & stock trallors. 326-547 den tractor- 324-3450 837-4815 coil anytimo. i 821 : ISTEREO^AD|aCD| . CLEAR SOUND 3 ["QmarRCHMADl^MSAT©] Now Aipino om p.. 4 apoo! ors. lO'-sub & carpote box, S500. 736-9210F- |;GARir’S1 WESTLAND' D MOTORS; i- Homo and Car.audl( ;er Balance & Tire Rdtafiorl i o n ...... ‘ 1 5 . 9 5 ■! '' Adcom. Audio contn j •Compyter ^ .LoxJcon and much mor Alignment...... > 1 1 . 9 5 I Most unused, in orl(•nore. , wiHl A boxes. 736-1622 orlg . / 1978 CMC ___ Front Endid Alignment (RW D|...... > 2 9 . 9 5 - I / 1 /2 ICK ...... M 9 . 9 5 * I 4 i S ~ 1 I ’ (FWD)D);..--.- ...... / PICKUP iTOOL^/M ACHIjl^ /„ #J638I,350V-«, 1 ^^0^1 Flush...... '...... W.W j For ^ 0 • Shopsm im 1Mai 1 Coolon. f I y V, compioto w/Jointo router k it N ear now. 73^ t.Sofety inspocKon...... > 1 9 . 9 5 I 1782 ovos. 478 Madisoi";!S: I 20 toint.S •u': lison. ! _ j . $2150 FIRM. ! u April 30,1995. Pl«o*a pro»w»rtilooOpofiaMimo c | _j ( 3 o o d ( I ^ A Lincoln G-7 woidor/gor m jo r t» wrilton. *Somo m ^ c l i yJJightiy i g higJier. | ------;^-^«h4raJJ«,-alofiiQ (Li>axo!'gen., I repoiroiyi ' * new leads. G ood ehap< wirHOilT CHECKING [ " •P luiTMRJIR-IHUCIUI : $1.700- Tom75^fl12j. J u S f y - JlRE-YOItSURP Ui Tax, T)ti«, U ctnia in d Oec. Fm . *• Miller high frequency I 251 D-1 box. New, nevei used. Retail $700, I T; asidng $476,837.6485Fj ^ *- 6-11am only ^ Paslode 6 300 plus framln nallgun. Qood cond, 1 i j J |MO^i of use, 733-reM e;rt9 i gg^rojggiiiijiH weekenda 420-219 Bloc bUcet Blvd. N. w eekdays E i ■i Sunday, Marcf-rch 25. 1995 Timo5-New3,, TwinTwi Falls. Idaho H-1 Recreati WINNEBAGO Wantod — to buy 42’ or long- P I Minnlo 300, Mlnnlo Winnie Wt’ er. usod llvo bottom 5. OflwripiroiUaihai. WjSfrior. Bravo; Advofituror ' trailers. e (308)235-3456 or w ...... BROCKMAN’S RV tr m s (308)235^177. , d Tii. nit ard DoM DOC i65. 0(1 734-31671-600-7730167 (2 '73 Ford 9000 Diosol w/20^ 3 7 3 4 - 6 M 5 76Travoltff,, le'fullysoll- '73Spudnik sell unloador, | 7 3 3 -1 8$23 2 •1-800-332J 3 - 2 2 1 9 c6 ntalr>bd,goodcondllion.. . SS15.000. 829-5133. L _ 3 3 4 - 3 9 0 0 , 42700, 734-4001 S' ( !• 1 ) H-2 TImo3-Now3. Twin Foils.ills. Idaho Sunday. March 26.’6.1995 • ' ' Transportitation-T rarinsportatfonn lOROANNIVEIIImnnECIAU FIIM l iw i 1 I ic 5 i 1 Ii ioii I f ~ i043 1 DODGE I ___ ^1I MERCURY I L PONTTAC I •91 Dodgo Spirit; liko now,'', ’e' s GMC 4x4. short bo*. UKE L NEW 11993 Morcury vory'ory niwj 1986 Hontlac R- WESTLANiDOLDSilUICKiH oro T-tops; AC; robuilt SUZU only 36K milos. AC. alo- low mi., now tiros-whoois. Trocor, 4 d r ,, oconomicol ofo mm . roo. oxcol, cond. 423-51044 AC, crulao. 736-0682- and rollablo-guarantoodl w/guarantoo. w/g $3700/offor $8500. or olfor. Cail ovos. 736 73€ 0 7 1 6 attor 6. . ■92 DodQoPU.cJual whoolo. aftor 6. 736-4563 Thi^ 1 0 2 6 I _ rhink closslllod whon you commins diosol, oxc. "pioco ^-our od In daulllod. cond. Contact Arfo at 324- HONDA I ■ Onjy ono In tho vslloyl Call ^ 73^-0931.______5053 or 324-7486. 1 Totally loododi — •94 Sablo. low m llos.__ - 1965 Honda ^rd.L X ^ _ BoauUKi} carl '■ 1049 I ■ i 1023 ~ r■j aPTAC. 5 s'pd. Vory cloon Call now 678-2857 L TOYOTA I I FORD I & adult oWnod. S4000. Call 324-2998.______- - I 1961961 Toyota torcoi SR5. 1985 Crawn Victoria. 4 dr. i i038 sun roof, now tiros, oxcol , 31 Accord. AC. cruiao. 5 | cond. $1 200-offor. NICE MOOO. 438-5009 I MITSUBISHI CO spd, 40K, oxc. cond., I 73C736-6522 100K oxJondod warranty, ■ For QQio '62 Ford Qoiaxy. 1994 G allan t, tako ovor ------$11K offor. Call 733-3671 11loaso $150 mo. Call Don •82T32 Toyota Corona 4 dr, au XL 500, runs. 734-4745. 324-3763 420-4673. '0,lo, AC. 2 sots mountod '94 Civic DX halchback. - llros, $650 or offor. . h ------l l n Ford C © o m 'M Runa oxc.r groon. 3000 milos, $9400, ------1 543543-9052.______S 4 5 0 ^ ? 4 :g e ^ attor 6pm'■ , mako offor. 734-8896 ^ 1039 Ycour Cflo 3,977 1973 Ranchoro "500. now | g ^ i 1 ^ 4 I I 1050 I ongino. automatic, good I VOLKSWAGEN liros, originoi ownor, I 1909 Sontra XE, AT, AC, l _ J r ■ 1 S1500.786-9354. 1 sporty. $5,000.375-9233 1994 / 199KTOYOTA 1992 Mazda 929. Croom- 1973 VW campor van, taupo loathor, all options ” n googood cond, $2750 or oflor. 1965 Ford mid-Dizo LTD. 1042 Coll 734-0423. TOYOOTA 4X4 / I, including trunk mounlod 4 / MR2TURBO Looks good, runs good.I CD and hoalod soats. I L ow M ileaease. Very Clean ' T'tbps, CD Playcyer, Only 2lOOO Miless ' : ' ‘ ...... S2000 FIrm-cash only, I '8 VW convoniblo. yoliow, Sik S(k.tk.<(.l607a-7 / 35,000 mllos. Spotioss. | $5500. 736-1607, 733-7960 $19,750 FIRM, Days, ., - 734-4816 ovos. 3264649. ' 16 Voikswogon Cabriolol., '89 Probo, oxcxrond. 72k ■ •60 Plymouth Vollanl/6. mi. AC. stofoo. AT, S4500. ‘ Wollfburg Addition. Excol. ^ Afffwmlnuio8Qdayehoc*dng vory good cond. $500. ’b6 V ______cond.. now lop. 352-1129. 326-4097 tho bargains In classlllod 734-2690 0VO3 oltor 5prn wol _ cnn pay ofl handsof'xiiy. “ ------1 9 9 0 -F o rd -R o n g o r 4x4, ask for John. con■o)a; Now onQlno.-tranny. - alroich cab. oxc. condi brakos, runs groat. $1500. 1891-Piym outh Aclaim,-4 Boja; tion, low miloago, S10,495. i 0 3 6 I 734-7260______dr. AT, AC, cruioo, tilt, brnl Call ovos 764-2714. MERCURY AM-FM caasotto. low 734 milos. $4600. 324-5392. ------i099 1 ■&2 Ford Tom po, oxc." 1986 Morcury Sablo LS. j AUTO DEALERS | cond., 44k. Ali tho oxtras. loadod. top cond. $3500. ■ S6500. contact Jorry 324- . Coil 678-4466. I i0 4 3 I I / 3036 or 324-5499 attor . ^ ^ D N i H A C l ^ 5;p.m. ' Must soil: 1988 Morcury i FAX Tracor, runs good, has 1985 Pontiac Porislono crack in vwndshiold. good (samo os an Oidsmobiio I 1024 ) gas miioago. $2000. 88) 4 door sodan. Ac. Au- yotv? ' 736-7037.______to. Trans, Cruiao Control, 1989 Sablo LS, loadod. Roar Win. Dofoggor, Efoc. AD 89‘ Goo Trockor. sotl top. Door t ^ a & Windows. 2 Yflour CfiOince...^l .. 67K. $6500. 438-5756 riMES CLASSIFIED oroat condition. Doys untli ' oxtra liros. & powor soola, 2pm cali 736-9072 or ovo- '89 Morcury Sablo, 4 dr.. o $1895.0011734-9481. J IMDEPARTMENT • nings 734-7334 • whIto. 60,675 mi.. S5495. or como by 859 Brianvood 208-734-5538 r 19993 FORD 19991 FORDI 324-2170 y Dr. Twin Falla, como aoo J this ono. 2 l RANGGER SPLASSH / M4USTANG sssssssssSSSSSSSSS VeVery Low Mileage / v -8■8, , Only 27,000 Miles ® NOWPPAYING I sik n4H07H-l s i t H5B02')-I IC3II□ l i l J s e n 4 I ______ONTHEESPOT I 7 : i a o o ' S F O R U S EE i D C A R S s STORM S & T R L AAt/t-M Ku-rro. WCKS I 1993 G E O ST • Automatics • Air Conditioning / V' • Power W indow s ( • Power Locks ^ • Lols M orel • As Low As ‘14,4 ^ 4 h i r VANS TO C! MANY V8, auto, air, powei io\low m ll e s i DAM ready foro r c a m p in d w indow s Gl locks, jj^ AM/FM cassette, removable roof 44631 j LESS THAN 'ioo<>owa4twa 4t mo>.. I ggH l 40,000 1 3.9s<>» Ara.V*. OACc w- I . >udcilaji.uU«ii I \ ^ ^ B a CTUAL MIIESI II ralwCXxrw I lSSiiCHRYS V8,2 dr., fror wheel-drlve, NEW YORK I^^^^^H^Ioaded, lu> m lusT I ^KNEWa m LIKE I auto, air, powD w e r l ■■ windows & lodu, a torn paduge f f l J j j H SAVE Sj^HTHGUSANDD S I ' i^iiB H ^ S f r o m n ^ V!!| .|||hH■ SSSSZEBJI n ^ 11 n -...... S tu DAVCWISW- JOHN NEWHOUSEE ' ROBmODOWSKI------»ANE STARK, ANTHONY MSALKHBR.SA m : Ml miiw fliWM BMlltl$ "tiiilt BmAiA g-lll I WmWW gffoiiq LiafeaaiiftaJ I 4 'I A BUS. M6R. UAMtiEI Sunday. Morlorch 26, 1995 Tirnos-Nov«.rs. Twiri FoJIs. IdaiJO H-3 FORD/MITSUBIS ll I' i i 1979 MERCURY MARQQUIS, » v 1 f , - *398 n i l 1984 CHEVY CAVAUER£R, ^486 .RIGI 1975 CHEVY C-20, «:/J?yj? io?'A ^499 1983 MERCURY LYNX,(, *593 1984 FORD ESCORT, >n.j; '773 5 Success I 1 9 8 0 TOYOTA TERCEL, ------^------, We’fe Con h T T ^ t W T98TDOt^TTWlESr^ —^ 9 2 — s Save Big I 1987 CHEVY CAVAUERER, '•■■ *998 1983 PONTtAC PHOEN;n ix , b m .'^-'-;?ia M288 IB Magic Valley \ 1984 BUICK CENTURY,Y, '1379 1985 FORD TEMPO, r ...... *1776 I NEW BRRANBNEW RRANDI 1984 OLDS CUTIASS, " *1886 ASPIRE;4DR. 1985 FORD LTD, .G k -: *1973 1995S MIRAC 1 I 1978 LINCOLN MARK'C V, -I--' ■••• *1996 i j K t 1984 CADILLAC DeVIUUE, -coi;-. *2778 [: 1985 PONTtAC FIERO, *1986 1987 MERCIJRY SABLE,£, ...... *3986 • 1.31. Rial InjectedM A IM. • 5 Speed 1988 CHEVY CORSICA,f t , *4881 [annal OD • PremiamI CUothG Bncket Seats 1987 MAZDA 6 2 6 , » *4957 • Front VIWheel Drive • DiD u a l H • Fnlly Carpeted • Drhriver B Passenger Aubage • Badlo PiPrep Packaae 1988 MERCURY GRANII^D MARQUIS, ":/j ■ *4978 Air Bagigs • OelwB ClotDth Power Disc Fyont Brarakes • Macfi More! Intstetior 6 More! 1995 fo r d FESTIVA, » *4997 Sdo (Kite S7777 ollci tcbale. SO (ush oiM ItodoIrc down. 72 monihs® S149.34. 1992 NISSAN SENTRA,A, »\vi r :‘.i;'' I *5976 •1 Solepri(oS93Ho(ic(/cicdcbolD. S1500 tQshwfrodiidc-wi, 7? roo, ifeAPKOALPoymEnlsilQnoLincJudicJuda.lDt.lilliiiHDQCIisoiS49.9Q S149.34.11.211.2S5.APROAC. loxSlcwnolmdiKfed. 1989 FORD TAURUS, «C0ccrt'7. *6971 1986 NISSAN 300ZX, aC-'-x; .-5 *6992 1992 CHEVY GEO PRIZIZM, *7898 BRRANBNEW "TIS 1990 PONTIAC GRANCJD AM, = >X( c. *7955 1995iGALAK CONTOIUR CL 1991 SUBARU LEGACY;y l , *7993 i» 1992 FORD TEMPO, =ll'■li'.':-'-. '''B *7993 1993 FORD ESCORT, =i=l/.: *8488 1993 CHEVY CAVALIERER, »'• *8761 1991 CHEVY LUMINA, ■■hr * 8 8 8 8 1 989 LINCOLN MARK'(VII, *8896 i 1 993 PONTIAC GRANCJDAM , • *11,893 2.0L DDSL OVEBHEAIIID CAM 4 CYLINDEB 1990 PONTIAC TRANSIS AM, *12,986 i • B SPEED MANDIDAL OD • AIR 1991 BUICK PARK AVEl/ENUE, » I,. *12,996 • AM/FHFM Cassette • Du COHDITIDNINB • DUALDI AIR BAGS lual HKiM 1994 FORD T-BIRD, »i;i >Y/,\ *13,978 iUr Balags ■ Dual Sporl STANDABD • AM /m[ CCASSETTE * REAR 8| WINDOW DEFROST;T * MDCB MORE 1993 HONDA ACCORDID, *14,988 I MiriIrrors & More! $' I* 1993 MERCURY GRANDI hMARQUIS, .0 . V *14,988 14 l«BC poymcnK ol S199.50 pci monifi,fl, pluspl solos loi ol S9.98 tnotilhfy OAC. S2130 cosh or tiododown. lold poymcnhm of S5027.S2. first povincnl ond lot & Iccs nol imludcd. S995 (osti oi liodo i ViaO RIA, 2.2.58;s APR OAC. Final opiional poymcniIII of mill rclundabloucufitydcposil ofolS S225 duo ol inception, 1993 FORD CROWN VI *16,977 1993 UNCOLN TOWNC'JCAR, ncor-^',: *20,877i 1994 UNCOLN TOWNC^CAR, =C':yX'i\ ' 1 c *2^991 '9 9 5 " ll , 1995 ECLIPS i i STAMC w m :K ^ 1986 FORD AEROSTARkR, »i I.M'OIB *3677 1984 NISSAN 4X4 TRL?UCK,.!-c:.?::! ^888 1985 FORD BRONCO14X4, 4 *4887 M ' - 1988 FORD RANGER, / >4888 1985 FORD RANGER 44X4, H *4999 1989 DODGE DAKOTA■A, »i-xr'nD *5776 • a.SL E n v-6 • B Spoeeed Manual OD - Air 1987 DODGE DAKOTA■A 4X 4, .'X'iiu.VA •5977 • A/C AM/FM /F CASSETTE • D CandiUoning-AM/FNFM Stereo Cassette 1988 MITSUBISHI MIGIGHTY MAX, - ; it) / S P O R Tr IMIRRORS • SPU1 • Dual Ab Bag Safotiaty * n t ■ Interval *5988 F O L D I N G: IREAR SEAT • DD)DAL WIpBis ■ Dual Eli□ectric Minos 1988 GMC JIMMY 4X4<4, oo.','! io s ;a *8891 AIR BAGS • FRONTI W HEEL DRIVED • Much MdibI • Stk.9 n74B85 1981 CHEVY DUAUY'PICKUP, F : - r i \ •8977 Jus soles luxOIS12.458 monlhVOAC, monlhi !4 leoso poymcnls ol $249 pet month, plus: •Solo prico $15,788.88. $1225 cash or Irado down, d 51950 cosh Dt node down. lotolpoy^fsciilsofS6274.80, first pcymcni ond 1988 JEEPWAGONEEFER4X4, ■ A *6997 0 $249.58 por monillonlh. 7.57% APR OAC. Final opli^ pay- mcnl of $7189,20, tcfundoblo scarify dflfasil of S275$: du0 otirtcplion. 1987 FORD F-150 4X4(4, •7958 1989 FORD F-250 4X4(4, >:C.\>:'’'i,.7 . . •8989 1995 EiESCORT 3 DflOOR SPORT, ^ Iw c iI own" 1990 CHEVY 4X4 PICK:kuP,. •10,991 i ■I r RECEIVE AN ^ 4 POOR, WlfACOM ■ 2 ADDITIONAL '« 1989 CHEVY SUBURB/JAN 4X 4, »iA-.>57o;if •1^896 * ? $1000 CASH 4f ^ n m IF YOU OWH 1990 FORD F-150 4X4(4, •1^,991 • A FORD CAR] 1993 FORD F-150 4X4(4 , "(XX)iM90'V...... •13,977 1993 FORD F-250 4X4<4 EXTRA CAB,'»[ B8166!.A •13,998 1991 FORD F-250 4X4<4 EXTRA CAB, ^l i O ^HOA •14,893 •I m A Bn 4 CYL. • B tp m Hunn. 0 0I ’• UB I conmoBiBfl • u n mI i 1991 GMC SIERRA 4X4<4 EXTRA CAB, .CA0/6&[iA •14,977 OBDlIDPOBIDB * m/m PJCTKOBIDtiii . ______STOn u o * BKAB wimraw m n o s T 1993 FORD F-150 4X4<4, oCOilOrtOA . . . •14,987 •UBBTBBOtJP 1 _____ > 1 \ H-4 Timos-Nows, Twinn Foils,Ft Idaho Sunday. March 2626. 1995 ■ J. m n fiEii S E 9 T ^ ORIS #- ^ U n c m i i■ ^ W I e i m 9 llM Imln-l■ M e i m s ^ U h o nHilalw.I. — Uncolnj■Maw S a M x etion. / E R ^ n g u M l ✓ F ron.■onl Whaol Drivo t/D ualAlrBac l 5 H X 5 %/Roaroar Dofrosler ^T in to d Gios:loss HE THEISENI IPLAN:^ ^ .✓/nro/1torval Wipors t/Duai Romotooto MirrorsI w o r Stooring t/A ir Condilioi D R IV E NEJEW ✓ P owiw o r Brakos %/AM/FM Storecoroc^Coss. ■WO! ^R o'iciining ch Fronl Buckot S oats E V E R Y TV nTOTAL SAVINGIGS T O Y O U ^ . r , ' — ll PER /^THETHEISISEN PLAN^ » 1 « ADVANTI T A G E S : “ I 24 montlxith net loaso, S1500 cash dovm, plus Hrst MO. : - . , K deposit,1. fluaranteodg (uturo value S7756.55, docs LET THEISEN MOIiiOTORS MAINTAIN i ^ Adcidealer doe. lcodS29.77. Sale Prico sS12.2 first paymeniSsecuniy YOURRCAR. C ■ does nol Indudo sales tax YESI ALL SCHEDULEDDMAIHTEHANCEATHO H 233(6 ^ IHThS -30,000 MILES > | M | 1 B 'AYfOHTfiEGASlll AND SECURE WITH I B l i C T EHUT IJW » eT r^;°n^e w ■ nrara SD MERCURY. ■ r Conditioning i/Powor SooU 24 HOURSI A DAY! 365 oQis a DAY S A 'YEARI ✓ F ronlont Whool Drivo ^P o w o r Stoor ■ n HE THEISEN I • a * T TIRE? evDn wllli will todays improved ✓>'ufo.to. (Ovordiivo Tmns. ^P o w o r Brukt tiros, flats sometimesies occur. If they do, t/Storooroo Cassotto ^Duoi Air Bag D R IV E NI £PLAN: ^ RoadsMs Assistance will be Ihcre to change m o r Lock Grp. %/lntorvQl WiptBogs yowlfro tor you. m w • DUD BAUraY? Evenven a good batlcry may ✓ C osfisl /Alum. Wheels i/Digital Clock EVERY TM go dead for one reasoason or another, Cali t/Powc)wor Windows ^ C ru ise Conti Roadside Assistance am ontrol WO! I and wo will give your »Engine £ %/Roar Dofros\ vehlcio the lump Stan llII needs.ni 'rostor , - - _ . • LOCKED b tn ? Don't't c:call a locksmith. Call I f o l us. Wo wil) oct you In fastfast, al no charge. . B U Y F O R ... • OUT OF a m Jusl callFall Roadside Assistance. A ^ 7 3 1 We will brfno the gas: lo10 you so you can got back on Ihe road. # PER • K B ) A TOW? Perhapslaps the biflgest plus o( • monih*27i nol loaso. 10% down plus fi Roadside Assistance Isis tlthal wo will low you curily doposil. guaranlood (uturo■ v. MO. reoafdlcss of tho problem)lcm. Even non-warranly ^ d o o s notni Indudo sales lax & tloalorlus dot first paymont & related tows llko accldcnt:Jcnts ate complimentary 8 * 1 ifo valuo S12.306. with Roadside Assistance.nee. ■ 17881 M l : l l ' l sSSS E E a B THE VAN THAT IT m m n B i S EENMOrOBS h DRiHIVES U KE A Ci HE THEISEN I OAR! STORY BEBIH8\e WITH SALES. ✓ 8 -w>ay .y powor seats t/Powor door it o r locks DRIVE NE[ PLAN: ^ WBSBUMOftim B B C A U S E ✓POWOwori windows v^Addl Roar h ir Hoot Roar doln^stor & Air Conditic r™ m SATISF]JFYMOREI ✓ a . c f i lE W ditioning EVERY TM Theisen Molars, the I jgago R ack v^Flip-up R m m dealer in tho slate ol I - Window liso Control ✓ P o w e r Sloeri. WO! )ering onoatatime'^losim'rtcus war Brakos ✓-AM/FM Storoo^ quality & value. For ov i^y^a°s'''id'a^h! ^P ow oi roo/Ccss. ^ families havo put Iheir tiu 9 7 i S s NNOWAVAILABLi 5 PER ILE M B I doviim^2J plus first paytnoRl 4 sccuriiy deposil. alterr rcrobalo, 24 mo. lease, guarantood lutuie v laigest value dealers I s : MBHBWBiy k Docs ^ nd induQo sales ta« A dealer doc. Ii S3tislactioa8yiiarelnafQw! //$1,000 REBA7 MO. Theisen Molore twlicves ITE! posit. u Iq pricoStd.SSO deserves (Irst class Si merchandise, aenulno Lii lute voluoSlS,486.90. f e i i IRY I n m ACCORDING TOro USA TODAY T T■ Conditioning i/Powor door i )or locks - - .'i'f t W - X i l & J.0. POWERERS SURVEY: uiso Control t/M icron Air 0 3 Theisen Motors has threehree out ol the top ton y_. . ir HE THEISEN F cats rated (or ttoublo-(rio-(ree drivlng-Llncoln- */Tinle^itod Glass Fiitration S y j System Mercury-Honda.______i/D uallal Air B ags ^F ro n t Whool D R IV E N E Drivo ; TMETHEfSENEN MOTORS ✓po»£wer Stooring ✓ P o w e r Brake I PLAN: ^ - . - 1- V' EVERY TM COMMITIITMENT: %/AWfhf/FM Storoo/Cass. ✓RoarlWndoivOfl ivDeffosler 1EW Tlis dictionary deOneiInei cennnilment: 1) A pledge to do something.ig. 212 The stato of being bound emotionally or inleliectuailytoacourseidle! W b ! of action. Commit lo planpiaco fn trust or ctiaroe: BUY FOR... to entrust. To plcdflo to a posilion, to bind or A obligato by a plcdoe. For over 41 yoars we at Theisen h^olors J H ® 6 4 have been committed to seilinos and servicing W automobiles one way-tcy-to always strive for * 10%%»24J down plus first paymont ond soc PER ionlh loaso, guarantood future5 vali ‘""iiik PLEDGEGETO YOU: >osr^'t Includo solos tax ond doc. f( 1. To give Iho finestIt aulomoblieai sorvico 1499!5 MO. anywhonj In tho Unlled Stales.Stal 9 * 2. To always try lo 'PulPul ourselves In Your H i socurlly doposil. Shoos* in soMng a scrviccrvice piobicm. H ) valuo S10.189.70. 3. To bo professional.1 in salos, scrvicc and 3^fooofW 9^^^ isfch li ^ m K \ 4. To mako our customtomers' ownership an i M m i flnjoyabie and rewardlnnnn exporlenco.c: ✓Koy/oj/loss Entry ^AM/FM Sforoo 5. To be TIib Eatiest PlaPlata In the World to w/Rorr.tomolo Alarm ^Powor BrokosJTOQ/COSS. But ■ Carl ____ ✓fltrfo.Co..OvQrdrTvo Trans. v'Powor SootsJ(OS HE THEISEN F nor Windows t/Cmiso Control'Is Conditioning t/Roor Dofnsstoi HA m m w r Stooring t/Dlt.WiivMwilC)s(or D R IV E N E I R I K T s 77. enfry ' ✓ r//f SloorlngMl Covers m ' ✓ jS 'f’ Radial f ; Tiros ✓V-8 Engino EVERY TM ' You can'l buy InjsL.youou haveti to w m It. That's ^n „ nli i Air/! Bags ^Intorval Wipon HBHH m I PLAN: ^ whit Thalsan Motors lis-has been doing lor 41 pars I yetrs: etfntng tha trustjsl &. conlldcnce of the g m people of Idaho withtt a lotal dedication to ■^OTALSAVING ^ JEW complete. /onp-tonnsj//sftllsfactlon. fG S < Its paM on. People tnjstnjsl Theisen Motors for ^__ T O Y O U WO! the right selection, the; rigright price S service 6 A Sfli . days a week. That's; how ho Theisen Motors ^ f l rvmhis/} year aller year,year. The Theisen Plan is " m i l " < 3 6 2 one ttason why over 80i80% ol Theisen Motors T 10% doslown plus first poymoni and socurity d , customer are repeal custoustomers...or relerred by A loaso.I. gguarantood futura valuo 513,112.85 4 1 somtone who has ilone)e Ouslnesshi with Theisen M g i f i ilos tax and doc. foo of $29.77. SaloF2 ' y 2 * 6 1 e L. PER '• \ ’ Thoison Motor?)r? ironkod 01 of ony Ford, Uncoln-Morc Doaior rotolns rebates. II any. i Moroiry doaior In cuslomor saUsfactIc o n ' ^ r T h o i s o n}rs ^ , rankod 01 LincQlrvMorcury slnglo p< lo point ponotration doaior In tho U.S. ^ le Legend Cot.jtU inuts...O ur ‘Ji^putc MO. itity deposlti 24 monih 2.85 DOTsn'l indudo HE ITJc m : ■ISI utation (^roufs H o rrm e o f th e T h e isEM o rtd To B h y A C a r i s e n P la n - T ht ^ 701 M. AVE.^^B eautifu^ TOLLFRE^J ^ 8 0 ^ 3 1 ^ mn i^ow ntow tjm 7 0 ^ ^ ■ ' 1 DAV, MARCH 2C. m sS a s \\TC ^ A lD Piny Leeza Giliibbuns— the upbeaeat taiii-show ho.st,st, a ■A star o( En•.ntertnimmnl Tomn i g h t y 'I wife andI tmother—did notot reacii iier;r present happinesI ess 4 without s(some pain: V “Ive.Learne, ed ':;i f What■ Love '; Red:illyF '\*iew V .t : lael Ryiin W \ - r .^ ik ■S;. vS:. \\2-SV jft ■> •ozii Gililiuns inct hu&tJiind, '/ r SIDE: How Tfo Enter Thisis Year’s Phcotography ContestC WALTER SCOIOTT-S P E rRSOIV. [A L ITY l he factsP Oplnlott? TrtilhP Wrlt«Ite Walter Scott, Sox 5001, Grand Ccntral SUtioiion, Now York, N.Y. 101B3-5001)L fFull namo witl bo usod ____ 1PARALDE'rrjotherwiM requettod. Volume olol mail makes personal replies li AfaylH’ I u'OJ naiveliVf. Im I had hoped the Richariard Queen EUztihelhielh agreed to pay income ttixi Q CcK'CinJy CnmfiR\ford marriage would last. Wlu.Vluit The last I heard,\rd. the amount iio j up in the a went wron^y Is it possibkihle Richardfound others morm re Was it .settled?— R ichanlard Studwell, Palm Harbor, Fla'.F, .\r\iuilly alinicli\'e lhanI CiC indy?~S.W .. Ncw York, Nhi .\ Faccd with mouicounting criticism of thc scand S tx appeal didn'tn 't have much to do wilh it. de wracked British;ish royal family. Elizabeth 11 a spite tides in the tabloidstab (publicly denied by him A lim) nounced; she in would 1993 thatpay taxessh< for the fi Ik / A lhal Gcrc led a ii.scxualsccret bisc life. Instead, friendsLs ofo lime. Thc rest of her fairfamily already was subjeci to0 Ithe ihu pairicll us lhat Gcrc,;, Ii)like many actors, hasacravin«ng same taxes as other BritBritons. Sincc April fi, 1993. tthe ■ ' J ^ m i Ibr eoasiant attention. WhcVhcn he began to feel slighteddby b, queen has been taxed, at thc1 top rate (40%) on pcrsor his busy wife— who hasas tbeen callcd “a mullimillionion- incomc exceeding S28.4:8.4(K). Prince Charles, the heir dollar modeling machinc"nc" and who now is making; heher lhe ihronc, also agrtxdJ in 1993 to pay a voluntary laxIX on Tirst film. "Fair G am e"—"— Gcrc went looking for cgc:go* incomc from hi.s Duchy:hy o f Cornwall, which had bebeen gratiricalion from others,:rs. He reportedly was spoltciltcd tax-cxcmpl. Philip H all.;ill. an autliority on royal finano wilh actress Uma Thurmaiman. 24, and British model Lau;^u- says Elizabeth’s ;uinuallual lax bill could lolal S20 m Kenny Qorelick a t hoihome In Uft. w ith Mrs. 0 andid Max^ ra Bailey. 22. Friends alscalso say that, at 29. Crawfordrd isi lion, and Charles’ laxK willw be "a few million." Whc farinorc mature than l«:r:r45-vcar-old 4; husbiuid. She trieiricd thc royals differ fromI thctheir countrymen is in the Inhiiher- Ms-son andf I hluive some questions aboul(/ KiKenny tn ignore his activities, but in Eteccmbcr thc two flnalllally itance Tax. Becausc Elizabeth’sEli: vast holdings o f realn ^OCjC.DoeshepUplay any in.strumeni other thailhan thr callcd an end to the marriagriage after three tumuliuoas yearcar;. e.statc. ;in and jewelryy dcdo'noi technically belong lo^ 1 alin sax? Has he ma.made recordings on any othe.ther in but lo tlic slate, they will'ill rnot be subjcct to the Inhcritariince urumen'is? Are the• rumorsru true lhal Kenny G is imov- Tax when thc queen1 didies. Her personal propeny in^ hack lo Seattle?’ AlAnd when can we expect a ne\new al- worth as much as S8 billbillion— will be laxcd, howevi h u m from bim ?— W.FV.P., Glen Rock, N.J. Can you fell mme e why the actress who playtiyed A Kenny G (reareal name: Kenneth Gorelick)ck). .^H. | H ^ Colleen Cooper•eron c "Dr. Quinn. Medicine Vom- J T ^ l . prim arily plaplays thc soprano sax. but[ he has r> H h a n " left the show?— DaiDanielle Ayers, New Park, FaPyears a|H Knowledgeable sources■CCS tcll PARADE, however, if bccausc o f my recordDrding schedule and also duele tot( the iF T m 1C talented young actic.ss and Cl J l thc parting between thc U construction going: on with our ncw house in ScutSeattle." j | 9 was less lhan amicable.)lc. "Sometimes you grow up writing most o f this year, so yoiyou can 3 1 aTVshowanddccidcyi!e you have lo pursue olher fac ‘ ■WUaHBEDnni.LtrTTS^ MECTOtCFII OF In TtaiDIEUnVt EHTOt.t.M F abo^ Spring Egg Basket ' ...__ .. y™"' Houu of fabrrft’ A Violets in the Snov Oncccxclu'ctmivcly for European royalty. no« A rinp impircd by theranistryofPeier an magnificcntcntly designed eggs placcd in a GlimmeringUiit Carl I'alwrgi. jeweler u>to IEuropean roy- c d basket have k-cn creatol in the same ally. 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(S3)' 1 offlnral scuIpturc. A glotiglorious Ixjuquet of fine porcelain !| I ti Si-.Nl) NCI MONHY NOW. I willvill !>e liillnl for c id t o f my speciallyially imported _ 1 to io , blmhed iti jofiest;c3t pink,| plated on a tw tom - lions in monthly inMallments. as^s indiated.ir with the first paymentcnt due> prior ' | designed bisque porcdaiid ain cnlleaor pbie. Handctaficd so ilu t RO cut) are alike. EacEadi tund-nunibercd and bor* uilMffiirfdnil KiiMjtjC ,tt ./*•«•« |» 'tnlf'fjn J/'lrr frue. dcrcd in 2A karat goldId andai bearing the Capodimonte Edition will clojc forever after just mark. Thus Limited Edii tm w t wnutCt.tO-'CCii'rAKi ------I 45 calling days. 2 momIom hly installments o f 527.50 eacl*. I .1R.VMISS______H" (20.J2 tin) in liumacr. iUA.';c cnwi citAinT I lUlVS------______Arr.- _ M idni^t Enchantmitm cnt Q ock in Ciystal ► 1 BcGoldlyGoThNeuNcubath W hy Leeza G'nbhom— il one o f thehe ju d g es in th is yea-.ear’s photo contest—— is a kinder, gentittlertalk-show hos,VSL ‘My Stake^ s H iave]^Mad( Me: M o )reGomp>assi(onat(:e’ LEEZA GIBBONS W/NWAS TALKING about soinc imporuint pnprofessional con- ccm s w hen the d oor toohcrhQmcinthe h Hollywood,Hills wass h hurled open. A 3-foot-(uH sunburst call:alled Alexandra dashed into ihc room ,. stistill w earing her \chool uniform, and! sfsprang into her mother's arms. “Hi. babMby! Hi. lovey!" Lccza Gibbons cried out>ul asi her firstborn, nicknam ed “ L cxi," race i ______BY MICHHAEL RYAI. N BBm cim.H i-iioTOGKAPii iirnwfifW m m U N CATES PAGE.cm 4 • MARCH 20, tOOS • PARAOB>B MAGAZINEM 1 «% \ o f EnterluinmerU Toriifihiflht and hosl of S ANNO) U N C 1 N G T H E s : her own daily talk show.w. 1 nol p — mention ihree radio progrogram s (Block- W blister's Top 25 Cotiiudoniown With Leeui O L Gibbons, Leezct Cibbotbans Superstar I Music Special and £/iEntertainment PAKIT TI[MEE« Tonifibi on the Radio )—)—Gibbons has S PPHOTO G R A ? PH Y C O ) N T E S 'T s j brought u lively. curcfrc(free presence to ^ t;,’ weekend. It's your The tiu’nie o f this year'sr ’s photo contest, sponsored■ed O I the airwaves. I w anted to findf the stjurce t'oii ’re on a sum m er cam piiifi»» ' u suq)rise party ».v hy Parade and EastmanI Ktxluk,K< is "Party Time. " We'n.-Wf „ j o f those high spirits andid •see if they re- R m /tlier's 3Uth l}irflidaY. un d a s e buttery-powered luntems looking’fo r J(X) winners,s. vwho will win SlOO each..St..Vo " ! fleeted the real L eeza GilG ibbons. planned. It's }^ettinf{ dark, the Ix and you've bwufiht how about it'.' IVf w ant to see the m any n «y.v people>ple E 1 Ix x i. 5. and her brollier.licr.Tmy.3(Lexi ^ ire on. the bui; .spruy is out. am you wunt to enter the celebrate und have fun.. It can be spontaneous, at a is from Gibbons* secondnd im arriage, and d iloii}! yo u r cam era because vwi ■sl. Your bnilher arrives fa vo rite lumffout. o r al u pplanned function .vuc/j us a : Troy i.s from her iaiesi: ununion), provide °ar(u!e/Kodak Photo Contest, ate. as planned, and everyoneme jumps out fivm behind weddinf:, o r a wucky .shiiuindi^for your !v b in lidayJuv. It the answer. "T he m ostJo jo} y fu l m om ents p dnuh. B ______“ treirees a n d lents. Flush! You cau:aich the noofy e.xpre.s.uon cun he a f’ct-lof’ether o f ihrthree o r a f^atherinf’ o f hundred m his face, and you know youv u have. a wimier. So ne.xi tinte you 're f^oinf^ Ito a parly, take your earnernera! y T he R ules P iilW.jp cash1 prizepi and an aw ard cortllicaicato. t •• AlAnyone it ollglblo. oKcopt cm- itoyoos ot Porado Publlcationiom ASS h m m m __ It a w in n e r’s p h o)to to is A nc or Eastman Kodak Co. andmd ^ piijlishcd in our Doc.tec. 10 ^^^B slssuo, the contostas ta n t R k i n motnombors ol thoir families. / • No ontry foo It required loor r , will reco lv e an adcaddi- 1 A parjarticipation. i tional S200. Incomo>0 aand A *Ei• E ntries must bo recoivod tra 1 othor taxes aro the10 rro- D tatoatcr than Sopt no ss, and win- I sponsibillty ol tho winnfinnor. D lersw itl bo announced in Pa* ■ • Contestants formamally E rat*•ado on Doc. >0,199S W e can- ■ designated as aword-w}-win- E notlot accept postage-due mail ■ nors will bo requireded to » Ali photographs or slides ■ m f supply the original neinoga- A muiTiust bo takon with Hoduk f l ~j tiveo r tram parencyolof Xtho A 7/m, and ali prints siiMTiitted M 'v, w winning photo and a rolesalease nutt bo on Koduk paper. r y / Irom each identifiables pp< e r- N rho contestant's namo, ad- son in tho photo. “Doing tho show wo# awhiwkward lo r mo _ P** IB • W inners also will bo>0 rcr - D at first," says Gibbom. D drojress and phono number ^______mu.m a t t>o written clearly In W quired to sign and deliverkror to Ink on the back ot tho 3f Parade a publicity reiooiloaso ■ from oach person in thoopho- pl' T “T he m ost joyful'ul m om ents fahoto. * ' Each submissJon mumutt bo taken by tho n to, permission to reprintI t thot sontostant. Prints no I j photograph In various Tnoimedia M o f m y l i f e a r e a'.t t in ig h t," " Zlarger than SxtO inches / f and an affidavit of ollgibitit>ility. k nta;rnay be submitted, made / *• Acceptance of prize consonsti- E trom slides or noga* / tltutes consent by winners to thot saysLeeza. “The'he kid s are lives, in color o r black- / uso ot thoir photograph, namenoi — snd-wtsto. Contestants / arand likeness by Parado and/n d /o r ^ ------^ KoKodak and their licensees for t a s l e e p , a n d 1 w>alk a t down \ Sihould S not send their / A OHiOriginal siidos or neg- i I itoiitorial purposes concerning i atives. Mail your en- / cor:ontost or succeeding conte;ite s ts c the hall. M y littittle g irl ts s try to “P arty Time" Photog / >nn Parado,P In books and oxhibihibits ® raphy Contest, c/o Parado/Ko/Kodak, ------— 1 9 / PARADC MAOAZUC • MARCHiiHao, 9 toDS-PAces ll is." "Tlicy can take careire o f them selves. Celebrities I LEEZA GIB80NS/cy; htlim///: ied bad situations. TheyI don’tdo undenjiand how hard il ics know ------G row ing up in HarHartsville. S.C.. Lceza drearam ed how to m ove an inteiiterview. Ordinary citizensidon'l." do union ended in u turhulbuleni divorce tw o y ears laitlater. of a carecr in journal:nalism. After stinis in localll TV Tlie lalk-show amand radio host said she leami:im ed iJ)e For Gibbons, liiis cxpcriiorience gave her a new perspe;pec- new s, she jo in ed Enit'itilcruiimm’iil Tonighl 12 years yc secret of inierviewiiwing celebrities years ago.). durinydi live on life. She murriecried Steve M eadow s in 1991>91. ago. then began herr talkla show last year. "Doingtg the • a convcRjition witiiJl 1Ted Koppel: "H e lold m e:. .'''When “ A s il little girl, youlU jjrowJJ up dream ing o fa honlome show was awkward forfor me ai first." she admitted.1. ‘"As you do an interview,:w . it's y o u r lurl'— you’re coicontrol- and a family—you dodon't sec yourself beingi d i- a journalist, it was hardly ha ever appropriate for.)r m e ling the shots. It'ss w hen you lose sight o f thathat lhal vorccd," Gibbons saidlid reilectivcly. •‘My mistakiakes lo voice m y own opini')inion. A lso. I’m from the Soilouth. things go awry.’"’ One0 such case almost hapj:appenud in life have made me: mmore compassionate." and I d o n 't intcrruplt pcpeople easily, ll was hard forb rn ie when G ibbons wasIS 1interviewing the notoriousiluslydil- Tlie second divorce; wwj asn’t an easy expcricnce fotfora to drive the show —■every eve day wc ran inlo overtinim e." ticult Bette Davis. “S“She .scared m e to death." GilGihtxins wom an w ho had bclievcc;ved lhat her marriage wouldJ lastla She eveniually grew•cw com fortable with her role;leas a recalled. "She reallylly didn't like w omen all lhatat nnich.r forcver. "I w :ls trautn;itiziitized." Gibbons recalled. "Itt h;had TV host as she developlopcd a style for U ’e:xi lhal difiilfers So I was chatting heher up when she turned andind said, never (xxurred to n»e tliathat 1 would be in a position whe/heie from other daytimec talkt; shows. Said Gibbonsns: "1 ‘V/hy ;ire you talkinging to m e? Are the camenis rollrolling.’' 1 would feel so vulnenih:nible. even though I was indndc- sianed lo feel ihai ihcihc daytime genre is frci)uciicntly I said. 'No.' and asked.as! 'Would you rather• 1I didn’i1 pendent, had my own moneymo and a lot of options."‘The Tl flawed, with so manyny program\ s about dysfuncliclions. lal.kV And she repliplied. 'C ertain ly .'" It Kxikk a great divorce—and disagrvem•cmenLs over custody o f Lexi-:xi— abnomialities and abcrricrranl behavior It's hanI lo w;watch dealofelTon.butGihjibbons said she stayed true:loK lo op- appe;ux“d in ihe lahloidd press.pi “Tlial w hole experienience some shows and relateale lo them. I realized lhal I cocould pel's maxim once ihcIhe interview begiui. '1 wassjuM ju lie- laitf ht m e never lo bcc criticalci o f people in bad rel.rela- bring some sense off 'relatability'‘n to ihe audicnciice." lermined not lo loseise my control." she said firmly,tin titinshlps.” she said. 'Tn-l*m always appalled when peipe(v Gibbons said she: approachesap L r :x i in a diffciI'crenl As singlem inded;;d as she can bc w hen intervierviewin^ pleask wonwn. 'Whydiddid you stay'.' W hy didn’t youu getg way than Enifrtdiiimfiitu-ni Toiiiiilii. "Celehrilies an:e sea-> celebrities. Gibbons)ns is almost maternal whenlen deal- out?’ OurstK'ieiy alwaysiys ihinks uvm eu should correrrect soned veterans o f thele interviewingir gam e." she noloied. ing with ihe privateate citizens,on her lalk sho\how. "Ii ------you don't havd'onompassion. you don't haveive a n y thing." she said. "I’" I’m m uch m ore likely to) prolL-clpi my guests than to) trtry to get them lo say some'melhing lhal will hurt themTl 1later." Tlie vast paliiceofof a house in which Gibbonsnsisniis- i; Gk ing her two children.*n PACEI 0 • MiRCH 26, tOOB • PARADE MAlMAGAZINE BY H ERBERT KUPIIPFERBERG ^VHAT"’S J • ^ • U P x HHIS . W E E K ^ ______ A rt B e tw e e n C o v e r s A n books, whichhu.scd u; to b e -Strict- Attentention should bc callcd to on im ly holiday-sca.sonan ]products, have pressivevc series 'devoted to French artX b; “How Ain AccideniIt Of Naturere bccomc hardy penperennials. Tho.se the latetc historianI Andrd Chaslcl. pub coffee tables cviilc'iilcntly need gar- lishcd[ byb; Flammarion und distributci^ted MadelThe Vidaliaia* Onion Thh e — I nishing thc yearr roround, and right in thiscc; country by Abbeville. Thc initiulitiul ^ _ now some particularly'a at t- B ...... , ------J-.----- 1 entry. F re n c h A r t P ro tractive cundidutes ure ■ J[||l h is to r y t o th e Middl A N T — F R E E G IF T O F F ted b y M ay 1,1 9 9 5 , WiU re< p u a ra n te e d . O r d e r rig a RegiHcrwl U.S. Ttadenufk of thc I SIMPLY DELILICIOUSVays's to broil, bake, jgrill and poachh five of our favivorites. CEL_EBRLATE THIESE^ ASOIN W T h- 1 1FI^S h-I I ve had floor luck:k I m m BAKED SALNL M O N ‘ ' ' c o o k i n g f i s h a n d w o i O N A 9 B E D O F L E I a p p r e c ia te a n y ta s ty .EEKS us juia- in ;i .j suggestions now thah a t G rille d n f l B M m iponuni nn( ^8sjm |gra8^a • ■ the season is here. ” longer ihiiii , 3 ^ . When there's citnislUSC j the cii- marinudc. it is impu: — Buzz Forres, h e fis h . to Ict the fish sit Ion >1 Gentiantown, TaT e n n . f c 30 m inutes, bccauscleoks, “ccx)k" theids I W e t o a it's tiufisli story: A ll at ggreat r 4 modlum-tlzod led o ^ H about 1 '/• poundsno jciico ' j I anf;Ur needs to make his 4 salmon (itieta, ive6 t oil % I catch complete are some ounces each gj simple, foolproof recipesPM. - . . _ ^ ■ ■ 4 tabletpoona llmoly mincodI M And never are such recip . 4 tabletpooRS olive 4 teaspoons honeyground f i more sought after than1 (loiv.n( 1 tablespoon finelyto rtaato M when the season to enjoy fresh ginger S besl fresh fish is upon us. ■ m S alt and freshly gro•nish black pepper, too r 1garnish S This month, five favori 2 tablespoons fresh Ji —.salmon, trout, .■snapper, chives, for garnls;. Icavini: } 9 .wordfish and shrimp— 2 limes, halved, for□n. i Cut tlK- , in new dishes crow ned w, rs (very thin • L Trim the Iccks.c hlc esb y l/S iCj fresh herl)s, lemons, Ume:mes inches of green on.in a stniin- ;•.] and delicate .ipices lhat n*( leeks inlo juliennesiirt. (^ Bkmch f l fo r every dining situation, strips, about 4 inchew ater for 2 I j from backyard caoktuils ito inch). W ush wel) in 5^ elegant entertaining. e r to remove all dirt,:n to 45()"l-'. Before you begin, it's in boiling, salted onwa fillcls in m inutes; drain. helpful to know which : dish to 111. ^jflS | | | H 2 . Preheul the oven tt ^ preparations best suit eai<^ach mbine2t;i- 3. Place the salmon I type o ffish. Lean fis h lunturn icc. I uiblc- ^ h . . u glass or ceramicthe di honey, M out particularly w ell whe,i'hen For marinade, comb i poached, steamed or cookooked cppcr. Poitr .; blespooas lime juice.refrigcniic. S in .wups; fa tty fish are' be.best ■ jliJ spoon olive oil. linutc-i.the when broiled or baked. AsA. ginger, salt and peppmarinates, usual. I've belied the rule, over salm on and refithcremiiin- taking new approaches— covered, for 30 mini>to3iablc- with .Krumptious results, p 4. While sulmon lilmu (use less Snapper Lt the leanest J H v toss the leeks withnd the salt and here, while salmon, LET u s HEAR jB v ' ■'^S juicc. upP to lace in a B r spoons of olive oil ( swordfish, trout and FROM YOU >-tablcdish. g oil, if desired), and : shrimp are moderately A ra y o u M W t o «e«liinC P ilmon from Of> d o yo u )u t t DM d M Ww'. |[fe ' pepper lo taste. Pli fatty. (Don'tfret: 3lacc on tup m l p M P T a ll ua a b o u t i t 9xl2-inchovcn-to-tal•side down. W e c a i m t g iv e p e ra o nlal a l W B. Remove the salmt:d through, repliea, but Sheila will try37 / the marinade and pluc to^anawer youMUMtiooaoa or until the o fth c Iccks. skin-sidiisily when W rite: Pood Problem*. PX>. . Bake until cooked. Serve r im- B o x 6 0 8 9 , O a n d O e n tr a i about ISminutes.onikled will) S ta tio n . N ew Y ork, N.Y. salmon flakes eusilished with K)teS«S090. l i tested with a fork. Sc mediately, sprinklerving: 447 • chives and gamishieemgcho* vor. L i - l i a M K O l ^lime halves. I L Servea 4. Per servli B Y SSHEILL A • L 1U K I Nf c '.. calorlea, 2A i fat, 66i mkmM lesteroL These fish will never UAfK NIJJUIAU: I turn m i JST: ASNKDn ntopsTYim-. nola w m .- mmmmmosAL MrAKnov,N: \t/7R;,v/». tf -siiau wans au Mtovso nn: iwwfOKU! c nxm riioTocitM’UfJi: m v w uaf sttaiA LvrirfS is wcAunioK ot -s -Tm: sii.vfjt rfJATT. cot>n a. l| ------< 1 ^ gk j j / g •Huid'Cnfteda!d uid Iwnd pjOnted k • Acconpanicded Iby A nmnbcred Shown atlual stze Ccrtlfluteof>f AAutbentklty of6/i'tnlen8th I------S e c u re /nawI vi/lldemess hollow, a David Geenty sculpjlpture. And. you'll ! 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Siubmlt u t your reserva- [ AJ/resffvjt)ooj/nu«fi>ei/jnn»,»niiMxIvembtKtioxcepunce. and intelligencei ofo its subjects, tion todayl I The Hamiltiilton Collection j 4ai0bKtfivtParlia.P.aBaLB ^ SIMPLY DELIC•ICIOUSVaysti to broil, bake, grillgi and poach1 five of our favcAorites. :CEL.EBR.ATE'THE:SE/\ s o ^ w -I I-IS51 - ;; h e had poor luck n - BAKED SALM.M O N i f j c o o k in g Jis h a n d w oould u l g O N A BED O F LEEI: e k s ;J a p p r e c ia te a n y t a s t y ; juice ill ;t . 4 suggestions now thata t Grilled RSBnsp«y« ortan i di>i ingcnli;m ' the season is here." When thcfc’scilnisjiii sc the fil- murinudc. i( is impon; :fish . ;! — Buzz Forreste to Ict the fish sit long; o kt. sj Germantown, Temh w . m ] • 30 minutes, becausc t v jg rus will "cook” thcs fis .1 I t o e ;j /t's ri/j/is/i xro/y: M l a gree. ^^11 4 medium-tized leokt about 1 '/• pounds> lulco ' angler needs to m ake Itix 4 salmon fllleta, 6 eto oil I ' catch com plete are .^nme o«moet each simple, foolproof recipes. 4 ta b le s p o o n s llm o mjul lncod ! . ^ 9 4 tablespoons olive ol And never are such recipes 4 te a s p o o n s honey•ound 1 more sought after than /lou 1 tablespoon finelyI mlta s to when the season to enjoy th fresh ginger h snipped ish best fresh fish is upon us. Salt and freshly grout blo c k p e p p e r, to!< toigarnish This monlh. five favorite s V 2 tablespoons fresh V —salmon, irout, snapper, chives, for garnishleav in g .swordfish a nd shrimp—sia 2 limes, halved, for1. g< C ut till- (very ihin in new dishes crow ned witl L Trim Ihc leeks, ICSleu' by 1/S fresh herbs, lemorn, limes inchcs of green on.laMniin- C I !Jj aiuI delicate spices that worvork rt. Bluticli ^ jg for every dining situation, strips, about 4 in c h'a cs te r to r 2 ra fro m backyard cookauts to inch). W ush well in u : e r to remove all dirt. E 5 elegant entertaining. to 4 5 0 'i'. in boiling, sailed watc ig Before you begin, it's 1 fillets in minutes; drain. S j helpful to know which Jish tu lu. H H 2 . P re h e a t th e ov e n to < ^ preparations best suit each bine 2 i.i- 3. Placc the salm onc .111 I table- to type o ffish . Lean fi.'th lu m • 1 a g la ss o r c e ra m ic dish 1C hone). . 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J.j Leonard lore Than Youaim d ! t iI e l i l f iv e r T h o u g h t P ot i s s l b l e adm it it. i'm a skeptic,sk one of dence.. SoS I convinced a friend t< d to the profiles my friiriend and I had pretss thei meaning of theses e key th o s e p eo p le wvho he d o e s n ’t like have h e r ler’s done. Though we’ve beei■een' re c e iv e d . I s o o n discovered di that numbcibers, which results in a cco m - to take things on faith. In the very do;lose for over len years, we'n e 're G oodw in r a le s among on th e to p in h is p le te; description d of your persersonal f days of Columbus.d probably I'd p: have complet*lelely different. Our person ;on- field. Author of theI definitive charac■acterisllcs.” insisted that the worldirld was flat. (It alities,, whatw we believe in, how w ’ w e Numerology: The Compiele Cc Guide. When h e I finally caught upip ' w ith d o e sn 't lo o k round, nowlow does it?) So lead ourur lives, even our strength! ;ths he’s also appearedtd on radio and Goodwdwin in person, I immedi;:dialely ' it goes without sayingng that I find it differ. TheTh perfect lest. television, and writtetten a c o lu m n o n a s k ed d h^ im h o w h e b e c a m e Invojvolved dilficult to accept cco o n c e p ts lik e W e rev•eviewed her profile together her. numerology for aa Los Angeles in numimerology. Afterall, It's noo ty t: o u r numerology. How coul3uld the letters It was nothingm like mine. She wa: was newspaper, in the16 16 y e a rs th a l he’s reg u lar nIne-to-five occupatio’itlon. It and numbers associal:iated with my astoundeided as she recognized trai' rail worked as a professiisional numerol- turnss oo u t th a t h e ju s t stu m b leled d Into n am e a n d b irth d a te sa>say anything at after trait.tn A couple of pointJ nts ogist, Goodwin hasas helped thou- itsomene 20 years ago. At the timem e, the all relevant about me?e? requireded reflection, but then she’cle’d sands to discover tf their strengths, MIT (M(h assachusetts fnstitutlu te ol I may be a tough sellsell, bul I don’t nod heri t acceptance of those, loo [OO. weaknesses, deep Innerin needs and Techncinology) graduate was a p a rt- like to leave any stone>ne unturned— One passassage evoked memoriess oof emotions. "Numeroh ology allows you ner In Ir an architectural f fi irm , especially one that mightmi actually herchildiIdhood, and she told me aboui•out to h e lp y o u rse lf tty ii increasing your respoilonsible for hiring thele ni e w help me in my persoisonal life and being confusedcoi and a lltlle scarec red awareness of your ow>wn c haracter, a s e m ployees. lo He worked witli t h a n c a re e r. S o w h e n I h a dd thett chancelo of the acuteac awareness lhat she’^je’d well as your underst ■standing of oth* asslslaiitant who habitually voiced:e d h e r have a numerology profilepr done I harboreded even as a kid. It had set herhei ers and how lo bet etter deal with evaluauation of prospective apa p p li- took it. in part to prcprove that my apart fromfro the other children whevho them." he ssys. .. .. cantss ee a c h tim e s h e h a n d e d ovo v e r a skepticism was well-foi•founded. d id n ’t share sh her capacity for per-►er- How d o e s II work? I ? It all s ta rts w ith n e w resume. re He found thatlat h e r I’d alm ost forgotterten about the ception.1T\vo p a g e s later, th ere it was ivas your name and birthth^te. They are commeTjents— w h e th e r g o o d o rrb bi a d — profile when the envelvelope arrived in blackk and< while. The ability, Ihthe e th e d a ta b a s e , from w which a numer- pegget;ed the individuals h 1: e 'd se v e ra l w e e k s later. I flofic p p e d o n m y e a rly feaie a r . . . th e w o rk s. “T h is isi sso o o lo g ist Is a b le to des< iscribe you sight employo y e d . " A fter a w h ile I b e•gan g a to t>ed a n d to re it o p e n ,, re;re a d y lo lau g h weird,” ssh h e said , w ith a gasp. “Il’slall all unseen. “Number er values are listenn bt e fo re I h ir e d , r a t h e r thti a n out loud at the straIranger they right ontn targ et.” assigned to the letters rs in your name," after."he says with a grin.. " H e r d e sc rib e d . T h e first par^aragraph made WilhI newn respect for numerol-■ol- G o o d w in ex p la in e d t i to me over the insight!hts made a big differenci me sit up and take noinotice. By the ogy, I deciec id e d to find o u t m ore. After n e e in fter phone. “Byaddinglhelese—2ilongwiih findinglg the right people." third page, the truthI hadhj hit home numerousMis p h o n e c alls, I m an ag edJ to the numMrs in your jr birthdate—in Afterter two years, the assistiis ta n t lo u d a n d c lear. T h is wvas as no stranger track do'down Matthew Goodwin,1. a a multitude of differ erent combina- m o ^j^ QMsy. B efore s h e left, thoi I was reading about. TlThis was me! nalionall'ally recogpized numerolo-tio- tions—a numerologi •gist establishes GoodwIwin asked her lo sharere th e Still, it could have beenacoinci-be gist, andid thi e e x p e rt re sp o n sib le for your key numbers. J . He then inter- secret:t of( her success. The ansin sw er ______A d v ertU r tti em en t (much to his surprise) wc was numer- haps he'dd been I overlooking anI communicate < with theileir children. Whetheil e r y o u u s e n u m ero lo g y/ totc ology. "The only way I cc [ could have importantt parip of himself. Not long; Mary1 Gilroy had a profijfile done for examine: youryc life, take advantagee ofo ever believed in numerolo ology was to after, he weivent back to school. Four her1 18-year-old son whvho was get- unexploreired opportunities, confirrrirm s e e it w o rk for tw o y e a rs e rs and never years later,rr. h e 's a s a tis fie d , h a p p y’ ting i ready to start collegege. Although talents thah a t in y o u r h e a r t y o u knowlow know what it was." says Gc [Goodwin in psychologisijist.whocan'tbelievethat Mary 1 recognized mostt cof the traits are there, oc r sim ply figure o u t wherelere he ever wor'orked at a computer ter- d i e s c rib e d in th e profile,e, her son did to go next:xt, it can be a penetrating:ing . minal. "Beccecom lng a p s y c h o lo g ist is not. i A long discussioion resulted, lool to hellelp you belter understancand the last thin]ling I th o u g h t I’d e v e r do," perhaps j the first heart-ti>to-heart talk yourself.'T. "N um erology gives y o u tfnth e ------h e a d m its1 wwith a c h u ck le. they'd i had since he’dd become a whole picticture," explains Goc^winvin. S o m e timlie e s u n d e rsta n d in g so m e- teenager. i "By using thele profile a s a "You se e! allal th e d iv erse p a rts of youiXHir one else is just as important as vehicle ' for self-discovei/ery. she was personalit;ility and how they uniquel)lely understandiiding one's own self. Jim able i to awaken within heherson a new come togeIgether to make the persorso n , and LisaI ( Casey were able to understanding i of his abilitiesal and you are. T^ h ro u g h th is com p lete viewlew f h i s was r improve—-and ar perhaps even save— pc}tential," | ccKnments Gcjoodwin. "He you're ableble to m ake th e m o st o l youio u r their bumpyipy marriage with the aid left 1 home With a new looklc of self- strengthsJS inI a way that wasn't pos•os- of numeroi•ology. "From the very confidence < at>out him,, h is p rofile in sib le befofore." r stranger beginning.{. I was always trying to handI for future referencfice." change Lisa,sa,” ad m its Jim . "I alw ays Donna Thompson is aEtteacfierwho t la t m y w ay w as b est." B ut devotes < herself lo cariiring for her ------I was reqdii^in g S d o l ’SL isa ch an g in g , fig h ts a n d children, < her husband,1, her house, HffMr ri o o VOUADDUPTO?» m o re fig h tsisresulled.Thentheyhad r her I neighbors, even stntray animals. th e ir p ro filesles d o n e. "I g ain ed a w hote ' Yet for years, the one• personj she This iss your^ chance to find outt about. n ew in s ig hIt t al)Out2 Lisa—what moti- neglected i was herself, lumerology reveals about v aled he r. wwhy h sh e dkl th in g s th e w ay that | neglect began to tala S l o f f t m p f s h e d id , w h al at h e r basic n e e d s w ere," on < her and her lovedd ones. She you. Thcrhough personal numer- This was rri Jim explainsins. With the new under* < c o u ld n ’t u n d e rs ta n d wh}hy she felt so ology corconsultations can cost $80I standing car:ame new respect. ‘‘After frustrated j and resentfuljlsomuchof re, Matthew Goodwin's ------re a d in g h e:r r Iprofile, I no longer tried the | time. When her nni u m e ro lo g y i lo change: LLisa each time she did profile j revealed that shehe tended to expertis«Use is now available to' somelhing} ddifferently than I would i allow herself to be Irereated like a Parade: readersre for just $9.00. ToI have, f b r thhe e first tim e I realized th a t doorm < at, the point finallilly hit home. _ . retrospect. "If som eone hha a d t r i e d to s h e w a s n o)t t tryingt to be difficult, she Shei suddenly realized tfthat she had : “a comprehensive printed. tell me about numerology} g y p r i o r to w a s ju s t t>eirelng herself.” Not surprls- to | b a la n c e h e r ow n n eedds ; along with explanatilation of his findings and ■ th a t e x p e rie n c e . I n e v e r wcwould have ingly, theirlir fights grew less Ire- everyone t else’s. Ifs taken aison^woA. conclusicisions. simply follow the believ^ them." quent. andd thet marriage began to butI she no longer ignorores herself, . _ . Goodwin's discovery of this sci- flourish, iand no longer lets hersesell be taken inanictorions on this page, ence of numbers may hahave been Numerolc}logy has even helped advantage « of. She's a 1 1 ^ ' f*NaUo(ulAjborDayFouiKlat ReaderServin.Dcpt.SAIOAIWN Namo ^ ______P.aB«9020, ^ - I l . p w hh a t y o u c a n d o . . I ColdSprtngiHubor.KYif 1172411 Address______i I YESI p fease send myay I 10 FREE Colorado C ity______j j Blue S pruces. r e i . j M ySIOmcmbership ______7Ap ■ Mter ware c H a i t e r i I contribution Is enclosed.WL 1(.JI4«]| ‘S.aA.llltfJcT..fTolU.ili By Gall Buch ] Now! Join TTtee Nationall Arbor Day%y F o u n d a t i o n A n d Ge\G e t ■ W HILE T HIE E O.J. 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W rite Lynn Minton, Box StO: d, but personal repN ot r e g r e t t PAI t;: '' \ I -G jit mmmrn li-JL. ^ T n Q Q i m l j * No mmatter what anybod'idy says, there’s onlyly one person { who really knowsus how you feel aboul You. AndI youyoi can make It clearer. You canan m ate il more hoaltliy-looklng. Yo^ e people wilti sensitive skin mayi experiencee* excessive initatlon. even make It blblemlsthfree. Whether you havetve (ive pimples o r f i f t ^ . m ate your skin more sensiDw to the ReUn-A*’ is a proven prescription treatmentlent you can only get from your tiealt 9ct your sidn from natural or arttfidaiidal t m provider. Unllkinllke ottier products ttiat simply covercov up or dry out pimples, Retln-A' nfonnallon, ask your healtticare pro\Jim ito W athesourcew» wtiere t}lemlshes beain. ll:1 -« K H 9 H E H II-* . ■! It containsIS trtretinoin, a vitamin A dertvatlvBn rmucti like ttie naturally occuning c your body. Rotln-ARoll is Itm jght to help lift excescess oil M pore-clogging skin c ells'lut your skin. surfac8.lt alsoilso tielps prevent ttils cell tHjIld^p•up from recuning, so yoif can malnta Retin-A i Improvementr t ItIn your skin. . You can lime. Hovrevor, some ( witti continued use you may start to i Retln^doesJoesnt w f k ovem lghl However, wll Since Relift-A n ay m: an overall imprimprovement So be patient lealttxare rays, be sure to protect , induding mdness and peeling, will be During Itwle (Irst(ll (ew weeks, some l i r i t ^ , inc v-A works sunlight For mote Infc\ for the skin you wwant to have. effects are manageable and dlministi S« aflflii Oful ifwum inUrmjiion o" incnc cppojiiea pjoc rlcncedbynwm ost patients. Generally, tliese effi about Rctln-A o r call; n go ne In Blls to the J | - ilntaln the -----I’ ; to notice Retin-A nish over s ■ ■ ^ 1 1 ' n _ X : — n a r II M M M PARADE’S SFSPECIAL i m rE L L I[GENCDE REP►ORT 9 B « c tu u ol volume of malltall Kceived, Parairade re^reta It cannot answer•querloa qu Jeftepson aiand Sally: Affairt> ILives On D Stay draws heavil;dly on the rem iniscenceiic e s o f hom as JeflJefferson w as a paradox.DX. T h e 8 - y e a r - o l d d aughtor, u g : Polly, com es to j jenage Sally’s son,. NM adison (played by JorJam es Earl n u m w h10 o ^w rote “all m en are cren^ted with him. she’s3’s accom panied by a tee: ton). Jones), as tolaid to a reporter in Ohi(h i o i n equal” owi)wned slaves. B ut w as ththe slave, Sally Hen[emings ^handle Newto A^er in 1873. MadiscLson insisted that his mme o t h e r father of)eclaration tho Dec of Indopendedenco In the film, Jeffiefferson—then a widowt th Sally w as tho half-iIf-sister of Jefferson’sI w i f e , also ther fatherof children ol by one of ththoso his 40s—beginsins a lifelong affair w ith hrough Martha—thailat Sally’s ow n slave mnother o had slaves? It’sfuestion a que that w on’t go avaway, in Paris. But diddie it happen? Down thj Bcendants of Jefferson’s’s been impregiignated by her m aster.'. J o h n even afterI y e 200 a r s . ye tho years, desce e fathor of M artha Jeffei[T e r s o n . JeffersonP ain ris, Pa. a new film from DiDisney, slaves have insiasisted that it did. M ostIt Wayles, the f M adison alalso said Sally w as pregr e g n a n t follows the futiuin re President (played by Nick historians, howowever, are skeptical, T ty Ism ail M erchant andi with Jefferso•son’s child w hen she retr e t u r n e d Nolto) in the yeaiears 1784-89, w hen heI sjserved Produced by I to Paris from Paris,, bbut the baby died shonortly after as a diplom at in Paris. W hen Jeffersoijon’s directed by Jamam es Ivory, Jefferson in ------1 birth. SaUyr hadh four m ore childreiren by her ownor, accorording to this account—,t— all born into slaveryy Ibut freed by age 21.. followfc ing a prom ise Je:Jefferson m ade to Sally,ly- Reseaircheiiers at M onticello. JeffeiT e r is o n ’s n | | M . estate in Chaharlottesville, Va., haveve gone so far as to calcUculate w hen Sally’s chi]j h i l d r e n wore oonceiv}ived and then check wh'vhethor she and her masiaster could have slopt to;t o g e t h e r .on thoso dat(ates. "The birth dates [tl[ t h a t a r o known] checleck out that he w as henle r e ," Cinder Stantnton. M onticello’s reseal e a r c h director, tolcDid PARADE w hen we viv i s i t e d . -REE. Still, sho} sisaid, "I haven't foundJ anythinga in Jefferson’!n’s w ritings or actions3 totc indicate this did takeke place. H is daughterr a n d h e r f a m i l y d i dn’t n ’t believe it.” StantonI notednc that the fam ily'ss jprivate letters point to ai nephew o f J o f f e r s on 'i ’s as tho real fathor ofof Sally’s1 children. Inn the end. Stanton addetded, "you can’t prove0 iit, and you can’t dispnp r o v e i t . ” In responsinsQ to criticism of their3 ir f i l m , M erchant arand Ivory insisted thi a t t' " t h e [Jefferson-H-Hem ings] liaison, if the; h o r e w a s one. is a ron□m antic legend.” W ill wwi e e v e r know if therlere is tru th behind thele legend?] Perhaps. TR'[Ti^Charlottesvillo D a Sily ly Progress said a DNAA it ^ comparing sami ppl l e s o f Jefferson’ss thair and DNA from SSa a U y ’s (AFTER 200 YiYEARS. IT'S STILL THE M(MOST descendantsits could settle it onceI andai for all. POWERFRFULWORD WE KNOW.)P free lunidfi slifiol iihm ii'jlli Juifcijiisf. 1] lorative barrel shot ylass C e l e b r aIte t e 200 years of Jim acludcd free with the pur* l i c a m b y ddrinking r it straight ibase of sclcctcd bottles from the‘ bjbarrel. For a limit- jim Beam. Just look for ; ed iime, yoyou 1l find iliis com - display at a store near you. /' ' . * S.imi Nlok Nolle ancand Thandle Newton atar ala i T1 h o m a a IT'< Jetforaon andTid hla alav e , S a lly Hom ing*,a, inIr tho now 1' '" '^ 1 d im Jctfarionion In PMrlr. W aa ahe alao hlahla lov o rP 'f v i PAGE a o • MARCH 26. 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PA 19091-1391-0001 I'Im m ; cnier my oritcr (or T h r 0.f.Miscl A n n tv c p an ’j : William Dcnt:cliU. ______AIT. • ______1 ‘l necU SEND NO M0^^lONEY SOW . I will l>c Hliwi for r ______Zll'_.11’____ ! I in 5 equal monthly iniiiillnliillmcntJ of 539.' c.ich. with llic f j mcnt Jue ptlur to sliipmoil. _ _ _ _ I I .w____ ’ 15447300250021001 ] I ■J' \'. i • • L k<;k~ r » __ l : _____ rtOT. II 1|\| lU L IG E N C E ®^CONTINUED D GREAT BllO D V A T A« ■ Navy’s VirtualV Advanceses Are Army’s Ful'uture c s o rrt t Storm was o q ml i i c k a n d I r e l aLtively t i sm ooth EVEf;N BETTE:r price.' oporaticMi.. COno reason w as that soiH3m o o f o u r I troops alreae a d y w e r e com bat veteterans before i they facedI thet Iraqis, Dhaving ‘‘foulught" on the SIMNET. a^\ virtiial- }, reality trairining system I . that Simulatales w arfare. Ultim ately3ly, the arm ed I forces woulilid like to run t h o u s a n d s} cof troopers sim ultaneoio u s l y i through a. b a t t l e “rehearsal” on virtiial* reality videtIco screena ■5 I « before theyy ever leave >rirtu»l-rMllty head roooilor or n,atok»wiee«himidf onthc their basesBfQ ] rartial i w ar. The prjroblem is how to thought the Naval Poe interconneoact all those pooplo at S c h o o l 'w a s p a r t o f th e I different U.lJ.S. m ilitary b a ^ . future?” ho said aftor’ P A R A D E htias a learned that the T h e Arm y doesn’t ] technologyy (called NPSNET) is graduate school of its now being: developedc in and they’re com ing to M o n t e r e y , Calif., C at the N aval increasing num bers," Postgraduatate School (NFS). Rear Adm. Thom as A “A l o t o f’ o0 u r b a s i c r e s e a r c h i s the JJPS superintende how to netwtwork large num bers A ir Force and M arinei o f p l a y e r s , " says M ike Zyda, program s developed 1: E a r d i o B h e a d o f t h0 o :NPSNET research O n a recent visit to 1 group. Virtirtual tanks, planes. PARADE got to test-d;p and tho l-Port the battloftoM IHEAfFORDABl£FAIBUR*JRMER helicopterss and1 trucks already virtual M l tank in a s .Vnr Ihnr'b a w lo bum Uat fast[] md monn'. lo». Th.' 1'isSo'lo’ (CanliiiGlidi'' a • c e n t s i n fVmBitTnflT- , D e p t 3 9 , I. 'ARAD6 MAOAZME CuMvititerdj i 9® MKSPIK''* 'P^ I )a i" ' HeCcnS«^'^ b H \ f ® i -’S i l i V ■ ; , ■>:'Vi',i'^>''.)^ -flow ers u)Ubn-len •e >• fvttn N eu e ■ w » IIBWB •• ew V r«i?«KWl • tt CO— u8 rtrarn ^■JWJ^^WWWStr- S! i' I S m 01 mSri jb! 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I S r S S S S S B r IHIN inWOKE UP 11IDfllSMANNU” IIHHUIOT. not he taken with the prescriptioption antifungal MiuUTitur, ^ Wilh HISMANAL, you gelll [relief HISMANAL m ust no uti rinm wru( n K w a na tea • of your runny nose, sneeeezing. medicines itracoiconazole (Sporanox*’) or ketoconazoleket a ririyi b w * * f" *00 --- J . . .- 1*. and itchy/watery eyes...wiiwithout (Nizoral*) tablets,>, aor tbe prescription antibioticss eerythromycin ^ fact, orclarittiromycin.L [yj KtBWlI I ^ %__ g etting drowsy. In ' ntxsunu m m . itucnwue. a in- HISMANAL causes no urnueninriTRWBtaKinBi People w ith seriousous Ihrer disease should nol takeIke IHISMANAL ua urnrau b ciiuuni ■unns it drowsiness than a s HISMANAL h as bebeen associated with rare occio ccu rren ces of uimiioco. »»Bcun.tnnt«wwnmu«nmi abnormal heaitbealeats and heart attacks. In veryery rare cases,- ticiwQ n imocu of itk« . itksb ■ UUnHi miMwil tw fl IIIQ Tfl th is coald b e fa tal.'al. Tell your doctor before takingingHISfVIANAL mtun Dusrainai ■ nuwit im imijntun Qacu iiu u in . ifrii! jg'Jg MNAl ilyi)iita»ea»yli»=iver or heart problem s, )f teliel. It's also im portantant to tell your doctor if youil e\ever become unao. rvaoim >■ m a M oi» oncece a (fey for a full 24 hours’ worth of i I atm nai______» '* °' have irregular heartbeats whilewh you are ^ HISMANAL is availablelie byI prescription only. So asksk,„„, faint, dizzy, or ha- 'n LM >■ tn caOUB ■ ot (>»«>» tailing HISMANALU. rirS 1 iS5S*Snftl^*!«S “' doctor loday about HISMANAANAL, And wake up to a different ki i t s allergy relief. Ashyoiirdoctgrlo‘today about PRISGRIFTlDti-fllllailLY WARNING: HISMANALIL shouldsl be taken only as direi rSS w?S3i?N«a«B»5« ...«. one tab let a day. Do n ot increaseir the dose in an attem ■■> dad Ml w eoOnorJi Ira* um>9 osp'xi ^ a e m j^ e ie o ^g ae< ta Moqm •anSUUMriMci>«ecMi.nnaW»n'^ speed the action of HISMISMANAL it m ay tak e a few da' .a . ss-’sr g s s X t i^ s regu lar uso to feel th e actiiaction of HISMANAL iv HISI S* SmKmnKMKiMBinciamean fMfinifll STa A » B r a d y ’s B i t s I'm atwways a; i L E CIN c u rious u s abouts j u t t wfho h o m akos th o cofniomedlans lough.. “When“V L o n n yt BBrtico i h e FRI/*^lARS CLUB IN ■ ■ p lo y ed CCam ogie M anhjinhatian, where 1 was o ^ |. Hall, this:his appealed to mucct e t Robert Klein 10 t o myI sensese ot . B. 1943. ty," said 1; a b o u t c o m e d y , a ct- i- i l u lk a t K lein., ButBu Bruco in g; ana n d h is h it N B C sc- WM )usted for rie s . Sisw rs. is one of thosei marvelou.s- P ersonal: rS o b sc emity, n lt I soJd. ly ecccmrie New Yorkjrk institutions. It's a Marrlc t o B f^ n d a “T o d ay»y," ,’ replied clubhousc when: profe;ofc-ssional funnymen Booxcizor, tB73-89; Klein,, 'iio'ill would — many of ihcm ancieicient-hangoui.ad- ao innocont."inr : “I lovod dressing each other• as -Friar- and nip- Lucy, Berle.B e Sid p in g inU) a c o z y b a r• foiforctKktails bcforc Xh©«leater: C a e tou r. -.R e d lunch. It'.s a placc whet'here, over the years, includcudes Tho Appio B u ttom n s,s. Ja c k you might have encount)untercd Friar George T roe,\e, 1966: 2 0 ,0 0 0 ^.'A nd m y Bums. Friar Milton BBei erle o r F ria r H cn n y F r cio m n Gronadiora fa v o rltoIto ol all tim e. W.C. Youngman. And whereicre. in fact, en route th * e Second I 'P ioatrlcal Fields.”I." Why?’ ■ T10 meeting Mr. Klein,in. lpas.scd1 the great npany), * tlo w^as a s a comic Henny himself, now/ wiw ith a few yc;ir>i o n ficw/ F.fa c e t o t t96B, IS,” said him. as he was beingg helpedh' inio a cab. iseS:9: fMorning. Noon K le la, "H"Ho w asn't K le in is o n e o f th e: yyo o u n g e r F ria r;. A nd and Ni,Night. 1968; a s te rreotypo, e o e v e n fic remarks withilh wonderment lhal T h o/ /r r o Playing Our a n d ho ww asn't (h 0Of Irish, th is m o n th he c clc b rarate tc s "3 0 y e a rs in the Tho era Rotom weig, o s w e)re re so many ^ bu.siness." th oD gig reat He lives in the NewJew York suburb of c o m ics,ss. The Briarcliff, in a houseise overlooking the Film m o v ieBS s were\ his H u d so n R iver, ajid say>iay.s: “ 1 h av e th is od i- Includ kOE ae • MARCH 99,1905 • PARAMAOe MAGAZINE i ■ « ■ IOCCDs OHI ^ iirontuii! t IHBL-J 1^ lanni ■ a.Otin{) l a u t i i ' >CAS2SETTiES H ■ Nu7lir I mIkSI6 GUIIDE I Mi IToAr^,iflBi UvTChap»iCirp*flt>«—Stftn r—flhvtMn Of Leva. Har TW. »ong Oa» Tb Uy Th*nMd.sni(l«An)Ki>iUi I mOjdaa oooy An9 Say. x!. ? Asr*'; i*eo«om:ii§D G»*;»naraor«ll*UniJ) 11110-47* irtfiTKra (bikMM) 10 M0RE0F1TODAYS BESTTMUSK»men. lUtiari) (EmiiVi) YanM-iKa Al Tha AaceoMlPiMila Ju I UuMci______4T».t7» HeeU*«TT»Blp>«>h f l —CraOMnMrVMw f l j rssaiso^ lAWmi ««TArenaetry o»*ot* hjrn rd«i«rekrt DaOOT at cnr m dbaor*. y Excrcisc class al 10 a.m. Friday: Roast: beefbe W edne^y: Ham Excrciscsc cclass at 10 a.m. Thursday: Fried chicklickcn Line dancincing teaching at 11 a.m. Gooding County Senior CiCitizens Activities Friday: Fish Ceramicsics at 1 p.m. Inc, Today J Wednesdi»day 308 Senior Ave. Roast turkey dinner.din m Activiticfl Excrciscsc classc at 10 a.m. Al dinners at noon. Sugjiggcsled Monday Library, Pool Room.m. and Bargain Line dancincing practice at 11 a.m. donation do is $2 for seniors nndid S 4 fo r Acrobic.sat 11I a.m. a C cntcr w ilh cards,, games, ga color Thursdaylay nonon-seniors. Tuesday tclcvision'and movies.:s. Open■ week- Exercisese classc at 10 a.m. MondiQ': Chickcn cnchiladiidas Aerobics at 11II . a.m. and again at days from 9 a.m. to 3! p j Line dancincing practice at 11 a.m. Tuesday: Hamburger gcg oulash 2:30 p.m. :i! Today ^ Crafts at 1 p.m. wiwilli macaroni Wednesday Dance from 2 lo> 5 p.m. at the Friday Wednesday: Turkey rice su|supreme Pinochle nt 7:30:30 p.m, Uon f ccntcr. Tlic cost is S2.5Ci.50 per person. Excrciscsc classc at 10 a.m. Thursday: Birthday dinnener with Thursday Refreshments will be: sciserved. Pinochle■Icatlp.m i . ro;roast pork Aerobics at 11 a.m. and again at Monday 2:30 p.m. Quilling from 9:30} a.ia.m. to 2 p.m. Activities •- Friday Ikcrciseat 10 a.m..Free. Fr W estt ElEnd Senior Citizens Inc. Monday Pinochlc at 12:32:30 p.m. Tuesday 101010 Main SL, Buhl Pool at 9 a.m. and again alII I p.m. Vo razezle dazzzie T ax assistance. MalMake appoint- All mcaicals al noon, Monday Line dancing at 9:30 a.m. S ilv e r* Gol
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