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F IL E R - Col'olor imbued the Twin Falls■lIs County( Fair- ^Donovantbacks I grounds Sundajlay as-exhibitors armed witlwith everytliiiig ______rojn_canned_prciroduce to 4-H stilchery helped lhe_ annu a l ______- ...... a ir'ia k e sh ape.c. air controli -R.xhMl-hnlis.Is. sorroui!ilc(l.by_»inlLeeraiiiraiiim ns. hcarlQl , ______...... roses and violetCt morning glories, gained festivefesi interiors strike hanc I ______as 4-Hers twistIst^ crepe paper canopieses over i areas ______T — destined lo displsplay the joys of rabbitry, plKDliholography and' j needlecrafl. WASHINGTON. (UPIl-Ml-- Labor- I *' 'V;.' i leaders Sunday decriedid the 1 Reagan ■ Homemakers:rs showed up with pickles cann'anned so erectly r administration's Rcneracral altitude ■ th e y seemcKl to.0 stand at attention, and quillguilts that would ! , loward , workers, pnrtlcrticuiariy. .its . .1 make aiiylwdyy I Ihink twice about-ever figaiiigam discarding trcatTncnt of slriklnR airlir traffic con- ■ i..- ...... c asto ffs,-’lest thitheybe )ust-the-thing~for;aT;aTalnhow-hiiPrt------■- - tro lle rs . ------bedspread:...... ------B u f-" h a b o r ' S e c re tairy ry Raymond I The fair kicksks off Tuesday for tho majon:ijori1y ofVagic j ______Valley residents Donovan., defendedI ]President . its who parlake ns observers,■s. butb fo r sc o rc a ______’ bfexliibftors, the Reagan's decision lo fire flr< the'con- u h r e v c n t w as w ell u n d e r w ay,y Sunday,St . i — ------Goodingmerc _____tr o lle rs .b e c a u s e . U iey.hadtiad-Violaled.a.,______■ rchant Bill Petersen and his115 familyr began ^ — •_ - rw o rk in g -S a lu rd i no-s!rlkeoaih. -day to get a display of woodvood sloves-and ...... i • accessories prcf "T Jiey w e r e n ’t fired . L Lif( iferalfy. Uiey H repared for_jhe slarl of theh e /aJ ir, Thi.<; i s ______------Pctcrsen’s-ntlry — quilv-They-broke the-law:^wr^hesaidon ------j | | TyoamsTnrexlilbiliiig mercTar:T ant. " F o r us, it Cl A B C ’s " Is s u e s a n d A n swA’crs er ,” costs a lol of money lo get down here, , considering thatiat w o -h a v e to move* thIhe e stoves and . Asked if there wasi- aq n y - c h n n c c - ...... ;____- i l l ..>..4------’ CTUrseii saiO. " b u t it’s w orlh ------Reagan-wouid-rcitmt-andand*:illow-tho------e v c ry tn in p T T ’C' orth il.7\ lot ot ^ ' people make up thuir minds, (about purcli:rcliasing) when strikers lo return lo worl'.'ork, D onovan th e y co m e lo-thiIhe fair. It’s a chance to coircompare wares ' -said , “ T h e re w ill l>o no amim r n e sty ." .. , without going all ------A FI^iO Prcsidenl Lnnt-nne-Klrkland,...... - ill o v e rth e p la c e ." — K I l - i - Over the yeaears, efforl spenl lo creafi^fe'uTlracllve -~ j~ :------appearlng-on-6BS~»Fat — — tion," said the ■•circumstaistances (of Ihe f l i wnlttnicrs-slriKeFerj^o'^or-u-dm *nl—^ ______itQI3U ry io iasso0 ia marketing edge, Petersense n s a id . In a n o th e r bulliiilding, M arian Langdon of■ TwTwin Falls was ~ resolution to reslore UieseCSC w orkers to kept busy checki:king in a boggling collection ol th e ir p o s ls .” T )nofanti(iuesto - j Bl Hi r a b e ju d g e d T uesd;;day. By lale afternoon Sunday,d ay , 109 p erso n s j Asked aboul ihe governmentrc [ H a ______had submitted c argument thal the strikerkers broke an • ! r/7r-.r\^ 1 ^tries, with the_numbi;r_o:r_i»Litcms_pcr ______L i p e rs o n ran g in g: ftfro m one to lo o V U n g d o n said,aid. ------“ bath, ne saio nt* aia nott w, w a n t-1 0 g e l " W e clo se th e doorsc right at noon on Monda; mired in Iho philosophlcalicai complex- n d a y ," sh e said. "W c have lo bc(jecausc there's so much orgai ------itles of-dvU disobedience.- irganizlng to do , I = = -^w h ei> y o u hQve-i;rihls=mcny=piee«r” "Ariidcs--c ------Kennelh'BlayrockT'presl•esldenl ofihe' Ics-cnfcrrdlhus-^^ ------i ^ far include a Ijjdies i Home Journal, circa liii American Federation olif G overnm ent '■’I , I liiic. a m old in w h ic h to form gol;;otd b rick s a n d a coonskin coat, Employees and chairm;rman of the I Mi: :oat. Decorative I ; a n d functional giiglassware already linea woll.111. , AFLOlO’s public employeloyee division, : . L a n g d o n saidid this year’s e.xhibit ofr antiques at and 1 _____ said on NBC's -'Meet Ihe!hP_er.c5s.:ihc______- r ------eollecliblea—indndicates-excellenl -participr has been IryinB to getct a dialogue icipation- from — ------— - t - *• Ih ro u g h o u l th e MffgicM Valley,______started belween tho slrikii-iking air con- 1 i - I .. , - :------rrrttnnrimefj^ision area adjaccnt to the midv trollers and the Reaganin t a d m in istra - ______niflwav. various trailers, wagons ~ tlu ii. f l X T. .] ns a n d boo lh s em b laz o n edI will)wii tasletiud- ______^Jieaiinejidjccl‘Cliycs,iDdicaiiiJingccJoQd^ul “ I have lo say we havoive not had an i.\uU -bcan-lheu:______. ^ u.^ual abundancece th is y e ar, a w fu l lot o f lu c k .” ho said.id. Sweet tooths'vrwill-be-satisned wilh sundae 'The government stratejiitegy is bas<^ ___ _ idaM 'ofTstick’s. sn o -co n e s a n d in;ma lls. W o rk e rs a t a_4-H ^ o d Ir ■■;;' orrthcrxpcctntton of an "nctionbyihe'■"ni - id 1)00111 a lre a d y operating Sunda;Jay reported (iemiind’for ihen Federal Labor Relationsis AuthorityA to iheri" h re a k ra sl. ------— J______lundi-anddinnoc.o tf a r o w a s b risk a ll d a y ,------decertify the union.” Ther’hen, Blaylock A mobile comnnmunily-of sorls.spring up) al one edge of r th o fa irg ro u n d si a s p a rtic ip a n ts from rcm ot te e aa. r e a s se ttle d ------willing to resum e talks; wilhwi a newiy in fo r tr a ile r living li during the fair, Fnm s tr u c tu r e d unio n w ilh newjw leadI e rsh ip . 'am iiy picnics at)ounded Sundaclay, se n d in g th e o d o r b a rb c Ho said Ihe government'enfs action in ^ irbccucd meat > across the grounjnds. As dinner cooked, kidsids tookt advan-. locking out the controller:ilers after ihe k tageoflheunoccccupied grandstands, using’ thethem as place first Iwo days of their strikesir and its I ------to ex p lo re , c limlb b; an d play h id e a n d seek. refusal to bargain vjolatwtth e law . ^ . __ Not faraway,, ccrews worked hastily to flnlslInlsh encircling "The - adminiilfraiioh-J- is.i: just as. . th e fa irg ro u n d s3 with \ red. while and blue! pennants pei that guilly as the union of breaking bn liie "Hank. Lisa and Tammlelie R athbun ready W csti stern Stockman Supply'ly's fair booth SundayV scarcely fluttereded in tho stilln e ss of Sun d ay'a afli ftern o o n .______law.” hesaid.______•S e e LA B O R P aig g e A 2 ~Presidei3 n t I ^G o o d - ^ Refuim ^ yruUp~dBridssyearlof c mg~tnal predietss W“ Hnal ^ Synthleticm;larijuanna calleid ‘disaiister’ WASHINGTON lUiM) t ll - The denloftlieref(reform group. d c a ll's c la im . He sa id ihc mimedical use most patientsIts could< not tolerate ttic —ycar:lonc .CQVcrninenl pn ■ ■ S .-H g rK l'------y program to Allhougli;12 ;12 sta le s h a v e pas.sed law.'; of (, m arijuana is "a scienlifhifie question synthetic's popow erful m ind-allerint;______—merejel replace natural marijuaiiaii3 wiiypa re^mr/TirfTsuisucli access, the k-dtral njani3S^ir-be-answcrcd-ai t -^nd-ail-thp-uTrgcfs^ A56-pa! ^vnU ietiii ■ dm ft,_fQi!-_lroa ==WASHlNGTON--(UPD — ca tment—of— govcrninenUJit-hu»- Bought-to-^romolp——Tinta-isn'tiiivet," t ~------"Fcd(?ranjurtJUrOOTCralS'Iiave spenl a ! cancer and glaucoma is ____Reagan^ in a Labor Day radr ^ i S L T iw lth stories on the "a medical the use of aa synthetic; drug, delta-'J- With, THC, he said, "thelie sc icn lific m illio n d o llaars rs! to temporarily provide • —flop and a financial d Sunday, preyiclW his econ■conomic pro- 1 Win-hi-Fallse,looking-for-svr-work.'--he— —W eather Slnking by Coasl’Guard pun umps deliv- • drinking wateiIter from the river. The 20.000 2 b a rr e ls se en by Ne\>ew O rlea n s h e a d -o n c6llisi:tliL‘ m ountain to n e a r 9.fi77, - the crater Is very unstaba b le," a .Q. The dome,. a m a s s o f toothpasU '-like ti daynight. ------. .“This all appippears lo indicate tlial a A transm it readings of Ihe canarthquakes, feel, which is howh> high'it was before Adams of "the Univeiersity of lava rising out)ut of a vent in the center b T h e g ia n t la v a d o m e‘ insideif the ' dome-bulldinj!ing .eruption is in pro- W but the inforipation was hrhard loj^n- lhe_massive; MayM [8, 198U. eruption W a sh in g to n geophysics la bD s sald ------of the crater.-1( v o lc a n o ’s co n o b u rs t op enI on o n e s ide, g ro s s ." ______v lo s t ils c irc u la r appear-' lerprijt ii T>ccause the 'traii;Jiismlssions" blew off the topl,300feet,topi • —USGS scientist’s also rep•cponed in-"ance as ihe fopop "sagged”.Inwards and « • ■ th e U .S . e c o lo g ic a l S u rv eysaid. y SJ Both Ihe UUSGS and University of cr were partially "blocked" byfy'l'oroc-k, s c i ^ M s i s s m c re a s e d e m issio n s of su lfuirdioxide. r i a iheeasisldppup u sh e d out. A d am s said. fi said swelling in the floor - - Tbo.eruption,.one d I aa.scrlcs_in.... . Washington1 scientistss said-thc erup- si A d a m s sa id , sign lhal has been-associcciQled wilh Basing-hiaa ccomments on-informa- tiAn i.mft lu o f th e w as incnincreasing. Indicating the w h ic h th e d o m e h a s continuenuedtogrow ,„Hon .would.,1. probably -not -bocomo -er - The volcanoes last eruptio -eruptions in thepftst.-_’_ '-lio n provideddbyanotherUW b acientish >a nagma In ihe mounlain’s . in size, followed several-al-hours-in explosive ancind lhal lillie or no ash 'also was a non-e.xploslve e "Something is obvuouslyly growing who flew over I c ^ f t M Sar”""“5 which the volcanatrembiededwilhupto \ wouldbeemili the croler, Adams said increased ii nic'size:o( Uie lav;iva dome io n ille d . inside in the dome," Janda sal , lOeaOhquakcspcrhour. said. Large an "enormouslus" roeic "rolled off the about n 2,000 feel longJ,0(W(0 f « t w id e T h e q u a k es?s wwi ere c o m in g a l a r a te o f - ______- . I t a p p e a re'cd.ccrtain, d hawover, that - crackB cr could be seen in thcd "USGS field crcws report)rt increased1 the dome woul •dough-like lava doYne and j interfered with a a n d 500 fee l hif^^. ’ * ...... five or six perjer Ihour Sunday luorhing ...... ould gro w . mound rn and major avalanchej ' heat , and struclu^l changcnges on the "The dome lescrashed transmissionsIS ifro m th e lone seism ic G e o lo g ists h a v e sa id lh a lI eeventually ^nd peaked at abouta 10 an hour in the le Is definitely undergoing down do the sides of the dome ne and the monllorlnlhe2ie2-mlle-widecrater. the tl dom e could grow to fillII tthe crater early aftemooiTioon, A d am s sa id . i A-2Tim03-New3,TwinFalls,alls, Idaho M onday. Soptommb0f7.l9fl1 b .

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— ■ — SALT-LAKE CITY.TY._(UP1) — Mormon Chuiliurch said he is urging Kimiim ball "lo take il easy for llic President Spcncer W. Kimball was in stablei and a month.-’------satJsfaetory-condlUonion-SUhday_f^owlng weckcckend Doctors also saidaid Kimball’s expected long surgery to remove a1 buildupbi o( scar (iMiie and'blCT)I00d— :-.rccovery ia."normaltal ffor this typeof surgery." __ (rom inside his skull. Sorenson sa id h e foundfo an accumulation of bio)lood on Church spokesmanin JJerry Caliill said Kimball,11, 86, scar tissue luider theth e fro n tal a re a of th e skull. HHi e sa id spenl a "comfortable:tie night" following two hoursiirs of th e condition o ften1 ooci c c u rs w hen blood fro m a sububdural su rfio ry S a tu rd a y a t the Latter Day Saints Hospitaltal. ‘ hematoma is absorbo rb e d . In 1979 K im b a ll undei . . _ •."He’s do|ng-v^cry-Dii-nicely. Everything is on largarget,. Iwosimilaroperationtio n s to d ra in fluid fro m h e mlalom al as - and'his-rccovery is•progressing pK on schedule,’-CaiCahill “ Inthabackofblsskul;kuU. ______- - : ------s a id . In. all. three case;ases, the bleeding had cau^ ------H«raaid-doctor9-<‘xp'expeel-KimbQlWo-remaln-ln-iln-{|H> ------BwclUng-amUn^ncro.c re s Eod ph ysl'^-'** no>:<: facility's intensive care ca unit until late lodayly or Sorenson said Kim.:imball should be able to atler Tuesday. The church:h leaderI will probably be hoshospi- Mormon Church’ss semi-annuals< general confetreccnce.' talizedforalMullwowc) weeks, the spokesman said. scheduled for Oct.t. W3^ . But th e d o c lo r sa id Ki ...... -Neurosurgeon Brucei c t Sorenson called the Ihreo-hii'hour- - will-probably be too toe weak to address the.iw operation a "routine"le" surgical procedure. Sorenjenson conference.- ■

~ Ffiirricane^jalns strength __ Sadat measiisures studied' MIAMI (UPD -Hiurricane un Floyd, gaining strenj;englh CAIROi Egypt (UPIU P I) — E g y p t’s p a rlin m e n l m rapidly, turned awayiy I from the Bahamas Sundayay as a committee Sundaylay to review lougli new mea; U PI.! eginning to fall apart in the chichilly . invoked by President,2nt A nw ar Sodal lo c o m b a t poi Istopher Boyce during N Hurricane Emily, tiegii “copUc This cababin allegedly occupiedled by escaped 8py Chris g N o rth Id a h o s ta y y North Atlantic, tossed»d fringe gales al Ihe Canadiadian opposition and sect:ectarian feuding between C m aritim e provinces. C h ristia n s a n d Islamimic ii fundamentalists, _ Noiilier siorm poseci^lT direcl threal to landi bult The Shura (consult!iultotive) Council-form cd^ii ;______hurricane forecastersers' said the upper-atmospluphere panel and one of the;he members called Sadat’s a “slecrinB ci^renis"''^guiding'both g were weak^ar a n d ------"a -frc slrrc v o lu tio n1 agagainst the so-called racism; idowsuuspecte o'w ay 'lo predict what Iheriaai 1! ■ Middle Easi News( AgencyAg reporled^Anolher-tejternuH l------;------slping - thero w arreally nVv season’s secondandlhlIh1i-d hurricanes wdulddo* ------11 "political.** - ...... i-'loyd, a small stornorm with a ti^il circulalion,I, hhad Parliamentary appapproval for ihe measures'i ' ...... puffed its hiRhest sussustained winds up to-90 mph. mi quired before a nationlionai referendum set forThuilursday z e ^ d sspy^tillI m i^ nng National Hurricane CenterCc Director Dr. Nell Fra=*rank b y a p r e s t d e n l i n lw ^ ren e . said conditions favon/ored an additional increasese in O ne of Ihe m o st coicontroversial,-steps announciiced by BONNERSts FERRY lUPlJ - A Mrs. i White lo turn hersellelf in some- mountainousUS f property near Bonners - -slr^gUj.-- - _ ...... Sadat — the ousterro of f.Coptic Pope ShenoudahI i:III tor, sholgun-tolinfing widow accused uf itim e d u rin g Uie w eekend. B ut h e la te r . . P e r r y . - - • At 6 p.tri. EDT, Floy'loyd was localed’aboul 520"mlm iles ------engaging ■ln"polltlcs-Ics^^'as-grcGKsd'Sunuayly-wlth-- - shellerin-gsWijiy Christopher Boyct^waS“" “ theorlzcd"She-mif^t -prefcifcrto-spend An' all-point^intr-bunctiim cscribed” oast of NassaD. Baharhamas al latitude 26.2 norlhh aand mourning by P^gypf:/pi’s minority Christians. Cliurcli Cl ■ still missingi» SuS n d a y . ilhe ' entire Labor Day holiiiliday out of Mrs. whilec asa: 5 fool 2, ab o u t Hi) ______lo n g itu d e C9.3 w est, It \was veering nprjh-northweslesl al officials, however,, sasaid Ihey knew aboul (he inonove in However,, her lawyer said he ja il. pounds, wilhIh brownI hair, blue eyra‘. a b o u t 10 m p h a n d w:was expect^ to maintainI ihut11 advance and accept)opted it on'an ’‘administrarallve" expeeled her2r loi surrender voluntarily Charles Kupferer at.1, the- U,S.- and a riglil upfu p p er front tooth m a d e oP. speed and dlreciton,’.al:,-;ilthou^ ils coursc was.diffic[ficult basis. to federal ageig e n ts. M arshal's Sen-'ice headqiIquarters in gold with aa diamonddl Insot. She was* ------lo p rc d ic t-b e c a u se .o f.nif massive Hurricane Kmilv’ 1,3001,: G lo ria Ann White, -lO, who has a McLean, Va.. said agegents were considered "at"armed and dangerous."______m il c s n o r th .- ______a excKange'firer------diamond-studiudded-^gold-froht'^rotHi—— :aciively hunting for—MiMrs— Whtk— Acquaintancesicos~said-she=was-of.len— d from her log cabin . ib e c a u s e th e y h a d “ som e dod( u b ts" sh e se en c a r ry inng g a sholgun. BEIRUT, Lebanonnon (UPII - U.N. peace-kek.><-i.ine d is a p p e a re d {'■‘-fJi','!; sh o rtly b e fo)re re eight agenls raidtnl her w ould lu rn h e rse lf in. B oyce. 2»,». convtcled-in-1977■ of-- - Iroops exchangedd mortar fire overnight ____ home Friday.ay. She was described as A u th o ritie s believe Boyoyce 2H, a selling CIA satellitesal secrets lo Soviet ______Am ariUpjnoLCooded again _____------Israoli-backed-Chrlsirlstian-militiamen-in-Lcba ruaiigcrfftis?*” — 'convtcted-^py-ivhcrcscapciped from -a iTgeiilsTor'TTDT7D;DOTrupiJa'feiiiiy“ ira \r-“ By United Press Internemational embattled soulhern•n ffrontier, a U.N, spokcsmai il charges her wilii “pro- Lompoc federal prison ancnd w as cap- elcnl e x le n sivively e f throughout the Pacif- • Sunday. .’en fo r Boyce and o th e rs .” tu re d Aug. 21 in P o rt Atigel'e le s. Wash,-, i ic N o rth w eesl st after lils cscape In: ipouii' Sunday again poumunded U.N. spokesman1 SamirS: Sanbar said mililian Torrential downpoi lite's allorney. Ciiarles spent some of his 11) .months_r of January 1980,- Texas, flooding parts of thee clly c Beit Uif, four milesiles norlh of Israel, rained ir liard-hit Amarillo. To; 'Z,: ugene, Ore., said his client freedom with Mrs. White. hundred poople lo head for higiligher fire late Saturdayly oni the nearby U.N.-conl, 5 ! S . ______— and forcing several hui 4»H«-from-«n-uiidiselosed------ICupforur said.Boyo; .wiw ns si‘iil tn I village of Yater. g ro u n d . n , . lo c atio n F riday id i nnd said she would M rs . W hile by thLW om an’si’s boyfriend. T h0 o TTlmos-Nows ------Sto rm s-a lso -ca u sc«d^floodingjn-AriiQna^s.iiouUi' d ^ lUiwbl: ____ J T h e .D u lc li bulLiililiilioQ.orJhe.. - i)i'act‘-ko ..■.r'lTin— - -surrender—It-lo —federtil—agenls—in—— ^UA'ho alEO-U’assc c v 'ln g lim alaLLompoc^ a :______T wwin in Foll», id o h o------Mohave Deseri and anc in waterlogged southiJthern iroops in soulhernI i^Ubanon relumed llie fire ai Portland. Ore., Or after maHing ar- He said Mrs. Whiltile ran a Momboroor of A udit B ureau of duel lasted almostionehour.Sanbarsaid, om M ic h ig a n . rangemenlsi forfi tho care of lier six “gangster-slyle safe housese" for bank CIrcicirculation and On-and-off heavy' rainsra in West Texas forcedKi the c h ild re n . _robb^rs^nd other criminallals in cabins United1 Pros*Pn In to rn ^ io n o l =cvacuation;of;scveral.xal:hundrcdipeople,-including jn«^-5J“-^= G rD up-cuts-i;s r o l e in f a ^ v ^ =— Pn”r l e r initiiitially said lie expecled sp read over her (i.wiii National Liberationon .■Army cul back !ls parlici[ ion Holoi: Cily Homo du ­ n_Iasl-SuiHlay-whiI« $59 40; Ooily only I ------scveralToadrvrcnrcioT|oscd:------______— S u n d a y b u fn‘no'fires o on ili^ionzon. X43r-3-m6'Alli%-VTD'35 ■ P 543; jnly-l-i?3?;itrS3.35. 3“ Light steel1 iin skywalks A bit of fliclickering flames did occur I 3:4648^1 TSrS’ 56.75. 6 monlhj $13.50 I KANSAS CITY.. M Mo. (U P li - S u p p o rt bearrims that— about 2:300 p.m. Sunday al llie |■ imua 326- J37.00. Socond clo« • • British newsifsm an w ounded B-5375n-nnn« - ■-I -po^'o'iu.paidDQid al Iwirj.foUi .Idaho. L------held-the-Hyall-Hcg. ■-rium pr eight - air-m ilcs---| tcgency Hotel skywniks-alofiofl'wtfre Piaccn'ille—t Wl [UPS 631000). Spocial — - — -JOHAf^ESBURG,:G, South. Africa. LUPI I - S(Soulh made of the thinnestlest steel coiriinonl’y m anufacli:luredin norlliwest of}fIdahoCity. I ■ m (m a iu i« ...... lA3-093J_» )- isir.sjnd Sorvlcoman rolo $4.00 African warplaness i attacked a group of fonforeign the countryra^iewsp^•spaperrcporlcd Sunday. ,Aspokesm£m an for the Boia* Nalional I ___TIMES-NEWS CIRCUL-JLATION ■ per moiilli.11. 01Official Cily ond Couniy B COMPLAINrDEPAltliTtTMENT H Npw^poperer jpuouonl lo Sotlioo — ;lu iita lly . . F o r e s t s a idj tho tl man-caused fire^was . . correspondenis on n tourt< of southern Angola, woirt'ound- The use of lhat. liglilvteiglitlig material - teelii innfl“«'U " 6C-108 IdahoJofwCoBo:-Thuridoy-is~ — ing a British radio newnewsman and Iwo Angolan esccscorts. called miscellaneoui?ous channel - has been (]uesleslioiifd expected to) bb< e ‘“sm o k e le ss” by ti p.m . , 'toE£H7:00A,M .-l-|U :U llA .m . B Koroby doiigioiignolod at ihu day ol Radio Luanda said Sunday.Sur recently by steel supsuppliers and engineers, tlie.- Kansash Sunday, Hee saids men from the Boise UnAV ; on wfitcft ItfQOI noliCOJ I MONDAY-SUHDlluAT g W illbopublitibliihod., The radio said BritBritish Broadcasling Corp. corre- co Clly Star reporledd in a copy rig lile d slo ry . Nalional For'oresi ‘aird'the Idaho City spondent MikeWoolrii)Iridge was slightly woundedlin in Ihe ' Two'32-ton sk>-wa^•alks collapsed-Juiy'-17 on a lobby Ranger Disttistricl fought the flare up chesl bul continued1 theth( lour ader receiving firstt aiaid . full of d a n c e rs a nnd d \weekend revelers, killing’ ll2.aiid1 wilh Iwo pumjmperlruck^^and a crawler T h e ra d io sa id the ggroup, i which included journa■nalists injuring-lB7. in.one3ne of the woral’ hotel disastistcrs iii_ iractuc- — •_from France, Brazilizil and the Soviel Union,, werev ' hislory. Since lhalil diday, the design and construeuclionof The tracloi:lor. he said, was used to || ______attacked three timesies afler they lefl Lubango for th e th e box b e a m s ha>have become a primary fofocus ot “dig up and.nd loosen" the refuse in I - (own ofCahama. abblibbunso’miles’norih'orthe ttordor—boi investigationjr.-- order losmotl o th e r th e fire. ------III w ilh S o u th W eslA fric:rica-Namlbia. S o u rc es close to0 ththose investigaliuns confirm)med lhal . II s a id A ngolan Iroops lro< accompanying ihe Jouraurnal- th e box b e a m s wcwere made with the lighthlw i'ight ______i.sts returned fire nl at l the aircraft, bul gave no3 oother, channel steel, mat(naterial thal sleel suppliers•s .some- I ^ L d e ta ils . lim es call "JTiinsr'T)r**O T^nr“cnnTinernnrsrTirin ;n n t------bor——I ------C o niQ ti llnued fm m PflgeA l------U F o llo w inlg g the program,—Kirkland || ------disclosed thethe Inlernational Confeder- I ------alionof Free•ee Trade Unions had filed a II r 11 of particulars againsl liie H vmAmi iC-point bill c ______n .*■; jtn'-ornjinmcnt—ualb-U ic^nlerna-jj a ' lionai I^iboriOr O rg an izatio n in G en e v a, I I M BK bwiizcrianfl. T h e IC FT T U t asked the ILO to find I Twin Falls, Burl . — h uppcr3Qsorlow-)(is. . ------3Ar« fRA^BANC13C0. \ |OENV£Rl/ _ I ■} --ing group-{)-ond ean exert—extreme™ N ortbcrn Utah andNa^NJevada: ____ . _ ------pr(L'isuro-onon“ Rovcmmcnts found in ' "Scallered showersrs ior' thunder- violation oof workers’ rights, a y . \» atlanta showers norlhwesiernern Clah, de- '-os © spokesmann fifo r K irk lan d said. creasing tonight. WaiWarmer Tues- D o n o v an1 ssaid the message Uie ad- QUEST ^ - ^ * ^ i S r t ^ DALLA5 IR day. Highs in the HOs.Os. I.OWS in Ihe JMPEBATURES ministrationon hopes ils actions'Will ■lOs.Sunnyandaiiltlewlewarmerovcr sendlogoveiv e rn b r s a n d m a y o rs d e alin g f ______OBLEAHS V ; N e v a d a . H iglis n e a r 80. Lows in Ihe ______willi public.ic .workers’, dem ands-is-to..i Q L t h e l139 items in todo day's -lOsT"' ■■ I— IIQCHO -H ( -| "follow thele lead of the president in S y n o p sis: 1 protecting;llieConslilulion," 111 c i r c uliar, l th e followiiving 8 - For^falr weoK in Twin Falls ______H e s a idI 1:heniojje^those officials Couniy, generally lair.ur. V; : flow "understandn'd their own basic econom* . iterims did not arriyrive: ____ '> ^90 _____ . In .fa c U U m r e .is .aa-ppssibility.of. .p ___ n.VCATMEn-fOTOCA3TS— :------^ ____ J ______Ics-as-w cllcli_ai_llie_prcsidenl. un-I- -. ______J/iioLElaviJt______n'ear-record (emperperatures* at dcrstandshi}h is ." ’ ■* AIMTOOTHPA• A f t T l ...... r:7T T 7..99' .m id w e e k . A bove nonormal lemperatures arc hay-drying will txr goodKl through Uul Dono\novaij_emphasized the ad-1^ Moad Z l _ - P ro d u c in g Ihis w enllinlherisuridge— forecast , ww-ith a chance-for near ___ __• F rid a y s------■ minislraliondri is nofconsidering issuingg ■■iirroLoiBiBft ...... T.:.TT7...... 5t ;;»1 ------of'higli'pressure entrcitrenched oVer record hiihighs on Tuesday and' Pan evaporation'is'for'orecasl al ' any kind of)f fguidelines for'negolialingg ■ Klmbi-Fold...... •-Idahorproduelng'sunn]mni^klos-.with W ednesdajlay. The extended forecast...... -.33 Inch to d a y a n d ,34 onn 'Tuesday. contracts witwith government workers. D ltK M A T t...... ;.3” ; ------light— v\-inds— a n d —liti-httle-if-any . .caiirforTn^oslIiTnili^'Cathijr-with ------— sprayinp-condtttonsTi'iirtrtxrponci'^ ------“ W e - a remot-tootcing^t'Kuidelines— - r S------501pTO-fUStTPWnl— m o istu re . a b o v e normal nc lemperalures ally good loday with windnds moslly nor are we ever going lo In IhisS N N C I L ...... On Sunday, aftemooTioon tempera- through Friday. Fi Higlis will be in . 3 lo 8 mph but in the■ aflemoona adminislratiiation," he said.” I don'lI Empire Acrylic Top lures were generajlyily in Ihe 70s the.U pperer 70s and ft0S-W ith-low3-:^.--.--loc a lly - fu ir-a s -w ln d s -incn c rc a se a t ------Uiinlcjawbonjo n in g w o rk s.’.’.------:— . M AKKIB SftTr ...... 9 9 ‘ across Idaho under*T c clear skies. from 45lo5;o55. tim e s to S lo H m p h . U n ite d AiAulo Workers Presideniit T.I, Eloclronic Siido-Rj-Rulo Tho warmest readinging was 87 de- ,\s a resi•esult, the need.for irriga- Elsewhere in the nallalion. the ' Douglas FrJEraser, In his Labor Dayy CALCULATOR.I ...... 13“ grees at Lewiston after afi morning • jion water;erin the Magic Valley will hottest temperature wasas lo.") de- slalemcnL-.... warned-Uiat-W iUi theC TfiodFluofstcanl lo w s ra n g in g fro m 27’7 aal Stanley lo ..b e abovee normal.-Conditionsi for grecs at Red Bluff. Calif,,if,, and the Reagan adadministration in powerr rLASHLIOHT.. 3 7 : 7 . . 9 ” 51 n ti^ w is to n . harvesting.ng, outside farm work and . coolest was 32alJackson.n, Wyo, " th e r e is litlittle for workers to cele-!- Ciiopporl brale on th is I..abQr D ay. T h is iss LOOSPLITTINiN O A X I ...... 26 " lni]..>*&lr W U44. ,17 .Pocilollo « 8 Bul Richahard L. Lcshcr, Uie presi-.i. hop* Ul m n t o n c * | " AlbjqutrQUB* -13 . U i 52 SJimon 8 17 SanFrtAciua U “ 5^ deni of thele U.S, Chamber of Com-I you.u, our vduad cu'ilonN(IMIS. AlUnta B7 ro 2 , MumiBMcn------___li .. SMitie n, U McC*lI 7 Ooslon ?l M- ...... UI M— — ______n 9 MiQoifnan MM M* MM merce, sawiw it differently, ChKigo U U a w.iMngloo - o3- - et— - ...... • — " T h e tu rrn n a a ro u n d ito econom ic policy ' ____ - .-0*ll»i ... . -_ffl_TT , .^. , , ------™ M “ •••• N«wY0rt ei TwinFallsIs represents} 0 rc a ffirm n lio n o f a sa c re ds Ralncfr|hecksj^Hbel! Oes Moines tl Mir. Pep A m e ric a n pprinciple: r That an individ- QKioii n U " ------.o » « » ...... ,. .. . ------MlI-» ------HonoIoU------O* -77 II - Mm-. Pep YntBrtiy ------B ' ■ ■. u a m a b d)r7 r r and the'frults dnhal~ Pno«nii m« n ,... DoiM stI 44 U j U wc 92 Houston *1 ™ PitutKiioh n ■u ' 'Hu(i«» -; - nI- - •a —r.r' Noim*i t4—« labor, belonf)n g to Ihe w o rk e r — a n d not I lo th e g o v e;r rn n m e n t." r - W s .•i

Monday,, S optom bor 7 ,1B81 Tlmo9-Ni 3-Nows, Twin Falls^Idaho A-a _ -Begio^M d d e s^reaeM OIn ^ a ] ^ ttd^secFR eag^ Gomnsen)atiorF==j NEW YOKK' (UPIT------Prime for two da;days.of meeling* *hB» ficH irf —supptporters-^— ^ — M m iite rM e n a c n o m “■BBgljr8fi'dTilB~WedrteBdaj BB lay^ - • -- ___ • — Ihree-top-mlniBlerfl-arrl arrlved-ln-New— TriivcllDillDRr-wllhrBealtrarrrfortlgn— York Sunday; , , I«lnlBter' ^ YItihak Shamir. Defense T h e y sto p p e d ov e r befoi efore heading to— M intjter-A“ Aflet-ShBrflmmanhlcrfor r ’ ------— -WBBhlngton-for-hls-firB W A S H iN C (irst-talkB-wllh-M iniBtcrJc•Josef Burgrwho Is alwxhtef— INGTON -tUPlJ— The _____v le a g u e of President Bcflgan onan the stalled iBmell netrwBotiater to the aulonon^^ Jf Conservation Voters Sun- — Mldewl negbllatlons,—...... ------ta lk s ;------e n d o0C5ed_lhE_rciilccUon-of...u rse ______- mcmbers^orrorcongrws - ninrDcm&------: M ayor Edward Kochwi1 wa s on h a n d lo A m ongi tlthe Issues to be raised with cralsandlvnI two Republicans — (or Iheir K re c l B ogin a n d tho IsraraellGntourago. el -Reagan ama n d h is a id e s :------su p p o rt of eenergy and conservation -. who will spend two doyi :Qys on p r iv a te .K ea u mmptlon p of the long-slalled-i. } - b iu ln e s s In New Y ork Cily '■‘y- P a le stin ianlan autonomy talks In Cairo ------A n n o u nic cln in g Its f ir s r's u p p o rt sla te " )}e g ln a n d hlB m in isteJters r arrived al Sept,23-24:24: -...... " t for tiie i m>«2 (eiocllons, the league said ____ Kfennedy Airport at tl:r1:11 a .m . M P T _____•T he_pen)cndlng_y.S. sale of AWACS Its list w ore'‘overylhlng that Ort E l AL F lig h t 015 f ro^ m re ! i Aviv, and reconnaiss:Issance alrcra'ft, F-165 ~ i ^ ------^^^^^■~rIntorlot'~5(HSMrctnryi James Wart~lB * were lakon to the WalWa dorl-A B lorla nr»and other advanced weaponsi - H o te l In m idtow n M onhatin a lta n . sy s te m s lolloSaudlArabla; cl. wc desperately need to - A' i^kcamon- Ior theho Israeli Em r—--•iBtael'stl’s -eontribullon- to- U.S. Ih e seto peoplep( in C ongress lo reslBl b^asy Bald Begin hodi mnot sc h ed u le d B lrategic: InterestsIn in the region, o r es ' ' Bfc Irrcspon;[wnslble policies of Walt and ...... ------a n y -p u b ilc a p p ea ra n cM» livNew-York;—li Israeltofflitflctal8Dpcnlypufltrprevch«-^ _o'thk‘ritin Mtho B c M n jL fliU tiliilB trttllo tC ______: ! ;Scoior Israeli oldclaltial9 have been nng Sovieii'ler^croachtnenl into theE toiuKdoyr^xoeuttveHUrectop------gue, playitig down U.S.-ll.-Israell dis- area, rs on[ the slate arc John agreements - such as os the rcccnt Reportsts inI Israol'B press say Begin1 em bargo ot F-10 warplaiilanes to Isrnel and Sharonron h a v e so m e specific offers, Clmfec. R-H,t-R,l,, Howard Metzenbaum, following the bomblngings of Iraq's Includingg usei of Israel as a forward n o h i o , m d PI a u l Sarbanos, D-Md, nuclear renclor and of Palestinian £upplv deplopol for the ycl-to-be-formed •ni(!iiU)eW“ oniIofsed by th e ' ' - guprrillahcfldqunrtcnyiifBJiLBelrut, Rapid Pep>eploymchl Force.'haval.and— le a g u e n re~e Reps. R Bob Fd[>nr. D-Pa.. Liclall,D ?i U - A f l t ^ C l b u d l n e '------Instead. Begltr will str itles, as Wcl^a^'IBt‘ao^Blrad[• s i r e j j I w a d l> f S ' " ! . ’ '!: Schneider.r. R-R,l„ Howard Wolpe, ’i ■ the only Iruly stabirSnfl cooperallon-in-lnlclllgcncc - . Biiracm ocrnlir D -M ich..' George Gc IJrowiv' P Collf., — ally_Washlngton-has-ln.ll;o.lhc^rcglon^nn— E fl'™ 'rom Daschtsc h le. P-S ,D „ Sieve N e a l . ______^ — argumenLcxpccled-lo-no-rccal»c-extra-. , .•HlncrjBr ls s u o s ojKpoctetf’i^ b c ’ ra is e d ” I)-N.C..and^ndMlkolAiwry.D-Wash. wolglit In llghl of Hie cun:urrcnl puroc in IM talks U with Reagan, Ihe iralscd Iho lawmakers "for Egypt of Moslem. Chris:irlBlinn and on- - sK rclarirales -Of state, defonsc-and . lorshlp and front-tinesupport — 7 position orgnnlznllonsnmn n d lc n d m , Irc a u s ry'. , liinclude the U bancse crisis, nuclcar non-prollforatlonno In the Mld-I- onlinporlnntInnt energy and conservation. Begin will bo In Newlew York until die East. andat tho U.S, aid package to '"A jpinisucs,’’ 0 N e w Y o r k M a y o t 'EEdward c Koch, rlflht. Helistens as Israel’s Menac ____Tucwanv. when he goesLtiLM^shlngton to ^ Israel. n^hem Begin speaks onin o rrlv n l Kdey said5ald the organlznllon.Vi-ould ___ release mormore support slates in the~ : future. Man^lany logislators tho group - , fljinks haveavo. supported energy and Tennessee pprison guards:s report to worl>rk after protes! S t - • ------c o n se rv a tiotton n Issues, s h e - s a id r w o ro ------r Ex-eniwoy prt'edicts ■ ■' nol Includedd e d in the first list becau.ri mllo.s m wcHl of ra is in g a nnd d politicaLorganUlng-for------■■ reported for .'work Sundnday-at two Tonnossoo e Stale PenllentlaTv in■' Nashville, also reportediforduly, fc thosecnndldad ld a to s," ------WVSHINGTON^UPM- n^OiTCC-lhe havellJ^lormous ImpiicatlonB for tho0 U.S. ambasBador to Saudindl Arabia, tho . future relai’lallonship," elderly mnn”wllh a-falnlalnl-vinnncjc- ■-Tlie mn](lajo ro p p o sllio n lo ih c AWACS a c c e n t now sits In a sm a ll, S lavrarwr^f^TriiF^ all, bare offico _gaic. Neun:umann said, Is the active and1 in W ashington- the firstrst casualty in persuasiveive p ro -Israc ll lobby, — .th e Hfiht 0^"'* *1^** pmpoKf »OBC£LS(LiilUlQn______li-T h M-israells-have-the-mosl-ef— si AW ACS sa le, fccllve lobby tab of all, ond they know ~ B ur'nobcrt~Neumonn,~ ito^how jo.W-W i orlO l.jrhcrcjB nothingr ______■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Center for Slrnteglc Sludiudlcs. a tlilnlf:"^‘so-called-'d-' aboul il. II is the oldest tank assoClaled with1 Georgetown( jmgie imu,sue group around., but-lobby- University, publicly la nol lo t b itte r a b o u l___ ing is pariirt-of-the American congrcs- - hia “ resignation" from1 IheIh State Do- sional syslc'S tem ," p a rtm e n t, N oum anrann feels the AWACS fight He refuses to discussuss il at all. would haviave been easier for the ad- sim ply becausc he docs i ” noi_wai^o ___ oilnlSlCfllloillPJLlLjl_hnd gone to CnpltolI______— juopardlze PresldenT-'nl- Reagan s ..Hill ‘•beforifore.so many congressmen chances of winning congnigrcsslonal ap- were iockeiked Inlo opposition" through proval of the sale ofI JopWsllcaledsc ihceriorlsctsoflhelsraolllobby. A W A C S ra d a r pianos to) Sa u d i A ra b ia , B ut hoc alsoi understands Reagan A nd hp pwnHflpnUy p r ;______g r e s a w ill a p p ro v e th e sainlo,' le lo“h"ls ieconomic program. N e u m a n n . 05. w as aisked sk t to resign “OtherwiseIse," said Neumann, "there fro m h is jo b of two m onths iths in lale July would belo'loo much trading of votes onI ■ ' ' -by.Secrctary.otStatcj\lcx.lexandetHalR. - thetwolssu59ues.-:— — ------whose policy ond personal pei dis- , agrcem enls with Neumannan n p e a k e d In . mn. in an assessment shared the internal debate overerltieAWACS Department lobbyists, thinks - t ' s a le . T h e y differed ov e r Howhe lo b u ild a U " AWACa,C8-ballle will baifoughL and ■ E « e S enate, T ho H ouse, w here a ! close relationship wilh1 SaudiSi Arabia »"nln teS ------■■ while malntaining 'closclose lies wllh majorlly has Hi already signed up as — Israel: ------—-• co-sponsors}rs of a_ resolution of disap- . "T he 8tratci?lc need seemssec lo me lo Pro™ l,l»nl1 a lost c au se. be overwhelming, AW\WA_CS Is a Senate ForeignF( Relations Commit- watershed which hits thetho question of lee Chairmrman Charles Percy. It-lll,. w h e lh e r th e re can be a parallel pi rela- Sunday salsa id in a s la le m e n t It Is tlonshlp between the United Ur Slates "prematurelire" for senators to commit.. - anfl Israelron the omrha’hand,’and the~them selvesos "before all the facts arc. United Slates and a verj/cry important known,” andani he said the admlnistra- Arab supplier of oil, on tiic other," tion shouldtid get "Ihe opportunity lo - -Niiim annsays. ------— explain allill ih e -e le m e n ts of th e pro*— i "Militarily, it meansns that all-of posedsale,"B," Sapdl A rabia's other equi(quipment, such I a flj^ la n c s a n d r a d a rs, wli:will have to be compatible with lh(th e A W A C T ~ (American-made) equlpnIpmenl. 11 will W IW ------

Lieader vanisis hes IHVIM1 BLUE HILLS. Turks:s nndi Caicos lalapda-tU H J--- Waicrgiirgate-lwrglar— — Frink Sturgis, leader of a group of WATCH: h f o r a d s e p t . i 3 — eufcen-«riles-who^t=8it=Btranded=CT= _ ■ route to an abortive "invaiivaslon" of the O e m ItJtt/igfouM Ooodi U,S. Navy base at Guantiintanamo, has fled the Turks and CalcCaicos Isla n d s s s s io c u ii 73M B77 llle n a ily , po lic c S lid Sunda;]day,

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T h e m e m b eers rs of the editorial board andnd writers of editorials — - - ...... a reare Neil Hopp and Williamj E;E;H o w a r d ...... I _ Teacl:hers, diiistrict “ ^□carrssew up a

------J— Withone-nKmore^nal:i^gO:at;it, !!_TTwin_Fjiils \ teachers ~ ' fliiathe schoolool district can rcach agreementag on a new _____ c o n t r a c t ...... ;------A - g r e a t - d-deal e of-progress wasIS achieved at lasl Friday’s marlarathon bargaining sc:session. The money ______Issue,_w hichbll began as the mainpoinlinLofJisagreemcnt, ______: i 'L L i L E E P=’0N ir..-V/HENYO)iU O A 'S HAVE B(?URE: continues to) bib ar tho way toward sctiettlement. ?EP irOOT^WAirSf But the gapap.between the two sidedes has narrow ed to Just $300. The’he teachers have, comene down.from their 'en Goodman request of anm $11,950I base to one tot;otallingSll.«00. The school board’sd ’8 position onthisislooo o f/c ra b o rm ^ l Ihe ------end o(1h(ry(:afcarlF'cairyiffieiLfunds;ds/exceed.'5-percent _____ They want t(to keep the base alI $11,500, however, Apoieewfrnnmlittle,,oldewvrth !s an H to 10 percent____ salary hike foi forteachers. Washinfilon Post Writi■iters Group huri-y abtaboul leadcrless, i see then icm capacity to slow down.n enough to pay twoen my shoes. There'is no "Wide Both offers!rs show good faith on betjchalf of the parties, m a s s intoito a crowd of fid, race lo oneont jiltcntlon. CASCO I3AY. MaineIThe tide has side of tin World of theI Periwinkle." No natu- Teachers, ho\jowever, undoubtedly \i the pool, lose stragglers an(and I am no naturalist, ni will take note thal Kone out. way beyoni no rafter, hiker, ralist goesjoes off into tho wilderness to ind the shore,--gain nculewcomers, shift directionsiins. cllmher.-backpacker, 1 ______M i n i d o k a t eiacherswiiirccclvcahai a e 3aseQfSll.H14 Rvpn __ linyyyqH n t’on tllP SPa^S'Ot ', I.a m an u rb an liv e w ithIh the tl mussel. No government theotherfllder-oniindDih------d''Tilcm vlth-v«il’hone»>l. roundings. I can igiIgnorc weather. - I thinkk of th e p ic tu re s se n t hom e last granite slabs llitit hunk( he llfo readjust lo iny waves,^'cs, d a w n s, su n se ts, se n sa tl teachers wouitluid receivc in the formm of a bonus IF the iker around Ihe Jllons, week by that Voyager sweeping rtoalherm_aj;kc{l “™ 'hcntin ta k e II out a g ain , i.sljind, .Slone that is wc Al lim e s, 1 a m unanable to soe, to ncross spocespat as if It were no greater ------district-has Ihthat-5 percent-carryoviover. It would be a y conceit, 1 fnncy-thnf-thlj like iiie' skin'of. anin old sailor, this really iobk inlo lli'el'vprprld belween my distance tl: gam ble on thehe teachers' p art to acC'ccept the offer. The is tiny, limited, far mort e than a transoceanic fliglit, landmarkodlike aposlcileard„,,,al„e. lo re fee t, a s th e V o y ag e r Isis unable lo sec They wore wei gorgeous glimpses, than mine. After all. i travel board, on thehe other hand, risks p,paying oul higher '^'^•1 the dusl In Saturn'ss moon, as tho glances Inh I look out from my spcipot at the olher by autoir i into the mysteries of Salurn. salaries and ca omohilc-leops and airplane*'inc>- water ant is unable to com ing up short at Ihee eend of the year, islands In this bay. : to see Ils micro- i was1 impressedim] by the close-ups of I-obslcr. pots bounds in a much wider sphere, But Bul scopicrelatlves.» ______^___ a_breatlilctliIcas_tca.vxilc£_armcd-wlUi_____ Som ewhere!reln'all this'isTrsolutlonlon; Both sides have------• — frcckic-thc-ocean-pathth " b e tw e e n “ U5:— s tlll'th lsrdomnlmvtth'ndlamctprnf^’f; 'd i 'fLike many of us, gonernllons g rc- onlyatelepelephoto lens. Yet they were in Tiien I look down, IJetwck^'ecn m y b ro w n in c h e s feelcels familiar. ^ closedJhe onc(nce-widj!_gap_and with oione m ore session it m o v e d fro m la n d . I no'low need special some ways shoos there is a tidalII pool which I - - •ays like pictures taken of this is reasonablele to assume they cann hashI il oul. They ly lime to pay attentionI toti fog and sun. island by u, stride like some gigantintle Gulliver to k^n’w orld, m o re lliiiii I lik e lu )y u je l he ad e d c a s t to Ivondon. weeds and wildflowcrs, ______, s h o u l d p r o c eied e d posthaste______ItRLilllputia,______t. Is also circumscrlhcd like ., - Onlv bv vac;itlna-<-dally life. |)v „ Ttie ;t>iicesp.ic sh in sc u rrie d a cro ss the Slowly my focus shifts 'iT-tHooHive-^flliitnH'tidtus— ts and 1 can see imiplylng out Ihc day’ unlilu il oppears sky the: way wj The water anIs scurry ” a w o rld th a t Is u su a lly InvisibleIn to m e . “ •'“ d lu ss 0of job. tioine. deadline.s and I I as sllll as Ihe glisteningng su rfa c e of m y “ ^t o s s the the surface of this pool, Tho _ .-yrjiaLapptiarrd,emptyy sea waler:ul ilions. Like the wafer ant, I ^y^^pool,:am -l*ablp-to real•ally observe, its isy people con scurry ocross firsl. a wash of liquid, r nore lime lhan r admit, hur .no„„n«more, JP™ ?,- inner life. Only by slovlowing down life surfaccface of their Hvcsrif they arc- * ■ te e m s wiUi life, irough space wltii iny lists and XKiFR(ted Cross e can I focus enjugh to discover the no* careful,eful, ch a p te r A few dozen periwlnkiIkies more infi. "Vba.sH'.:e. berries in the buslislies and the Bul today. tod, Instead. I wallow. nllc.simaiiy .liong Ihe rocks.m A stray. Todayy I have the time to wonder, 1 T, I periwinkles in_[lic v,w arm Khiillow W allowIn in the real luxury of vaca- —an o thler c success displnced infniil musselicf-nanRs on to have the et tim e to pass-l.am .-for oiif s s to ry oiip- waters left by theilde, ------tlons, thle e tim ti e to sIovTdowh a'iia iook ihcK ldefor Its life. Acros0S3 th e su rf.ice , • m o r e d a y , jy. on vacation. And to me theIhc As 1 sit heVe. 1 reailzilze that 1 know down and o a hundred or more smanail water anis best part nd obser\-e a single puddlc-ful W ith ail thehe attention riveted on the recenl fund rt of v a ca tio n Is alway.s tiii!:this very little about thee creaturcs be- of life. drive to save5 tlthe YFCA, another co:community organi- zation aisoquieaietly achieved success,iS, ...... W e’re speakaking of the Sawtoothith Chapler of the -Am erican Redled Cross which lastt woek\ burned its 10-year old mimortgage on Its chaptipter houso at 71H Shoshone St. E. I g p c h ild re nI lolose their case, at least theiric ir B oise Is show ing a pro^ji The numbersers didn’t compare tot Ittiie 5250,000 Ihe Y Justice don< i«ram of interest being un-min-manned In Iho evening and iJiyXfinnncjal futuri;iqay.bii-be___ abouLour.sUitc.\diiclLj ------needed'-to survirvive^- theRedCross';s‘ noto was $12:500 U-CannatjyiJoy.— all-weeken'kend-except-for-somcone on ------Kditor, Times-NcwK: insured’slisince It wouldn't be too sur-iur- Al tiie same time, the I ■ — but both ac e PBSslollon In callwhothc5 the answering service cannot achieved success becai:ause of volunteer Gulf Resources' annoi if a miracle financial cureure Sail Lake is running a p louncemcnt of P’-'-'Inn I' I program on the locate whervhcn reception goes bad is our help. In fact,I, thet Red Cross nolo' »was paid off five ___ down Bunker “ ere.loundind, Iheir decision to shut d Utah Senate thal holdsIs no interest for biggest probjemprol ^______T“ ‘=years:early:z:= '" in iili IS boili understandat[able and tim e.------tkc .mc_Dut"my mpiiey"h has hdpcd lo ------H ow -ntionbout-o-caiH o^blevlsion —^ a cholceI'^tw b{ een what's right for Ihethe finance, ______The Red Crosross is one of A m erica's,’s greatest success ly- ing they be fully manned 24 - In mid-^iept,, n -bt ■for .'\a fo r-th e o lh e ^ flta h o jnllnues lo help Americricans year in and ^ - lionj. dmi..,-11.^ h 3a!!tkvUay.7uay5au’6ck.— ^------erai Court in Boise onin behalf of a ^'^ancm c ial fu tu re of K ellogg, it last elections, even witnth rcoding our WILL1A\ year out. Altho JAM ft,TUHNKR hough the organizationin constantlyt needs ffering metitai '^^ads mele toi wonder if maybe some number of children suffc me local newspaper I founund 1 was moro Twin FFall a lls AvdLmanagedjmd______retardation associated withw higli lead Justice hasn't ha already been done.ne. informed about Utah politicspo lhan our— ______- continues to do its job effectively. levels in Kie iiiver vauelioy. Ihis calie— Ih~thc-c%idcncc-in thtr-casc- Hntnr-tlAp mUSt haVQ ____ S o m ptim pgT tlthe diffcronce bctwccieen-life-and^deat^i ------ht'nn flpvplnplr>p gtnpt vcJhcmprcllyworried.______inlormelalMuLQULstal.aimtiuLlJuii ir O u e^ s I M a j s s j e d ______id-nowralmost------A L U lGliUI-vonBILUIii; il ______com es down lo10 Ked cross efforts, J: ------thc-problenHn-}974r«nd------woawKit-lo-bo-bottor-inf as Jury selection begins,s, Bunkcr-HIIl Troy You can get a better v *. TlmorNGWS------^------efforts do not n t receive the publicity’ oro: the recognition has managed to' arouse■sympathy s for going on in our state oes a 22-year-old sex offender istilutlon to a 9-year-old child they so richly/deserve. dl Its financial situation allt11 the way Irom more lhan one TV statlallon‘:''G e;i“ ii;? L a s t w e e k ’ss mortgage-burninf? r brc)rought Ihe organi- B oise; view of only one Ida: n, not wilh whom, he hos A nothih e r cab le view ed se x u al acts? zalion’s efforts Once again Bunker HiHill Is holding prefer not to watch chi•htnelT,'”atol — *ts and purpose back intinto focus. It was a E PE R K IN S the community of KelliJllogg hostage Kditor, Tinrimes-News; docs nol give you a full “good news”’ story,s one the TwinI FFalls community ugli .. a n d a ll tn th e pu b lic eye_...... 1 . like Mr ■ news but a slanted or can be proud of. Mrs.Sylvia_Wills whose letter If the children of the; SilverS Valley to the edltid ito r a p p e a re d Sept, 4, 1981OJ - interested In Utah newsA's I 'd subscribe W e s a l u t e -the-Sawtooth Chapteiter-and-all-those _____— itin_!if monetary comp'ipensatlon for,. have-dooalgated to_the.SaJt_Lake PBS.US___to a S a lt l^ k e C ity newEwspaper which "nie Tlm«'Imes-Newi welcoxoet letten citizens who nowno' have ensured contiiitinued success for mental defldencies cann ibe termed a station but)ut I'm glad of Cablevlsion's- w o u ld 'g iv e tfio're a n d betletter hews: to tbe editoiditor but will reject-tboie ll_ victory), hundreds of CCUuK^B 11 the organizatiotion and have givenI iti a permanent, f m illio n s o f d e cisio n to',to give us Boise stations andd I - .Mrs. Wills and I ma; n Ubeloui or in bad Uite. dollars may be involved loy disagree on S S lS ir debt-free homle. e. fd and Bunker don't belle\lleve B o i^ s^ S stnllon willt'lll w h ic h s ta tio n s w c ge t to It4r m ust be aigned and ibould Hill may very well be>e pu t out o f fold. toviewbuilbei ladudetStbe writer’t m«iiing id d ren ... we'll agree that of equj|uol Importance Lett«n of r business for Its past grc5reed and dls- It is veryry fru s tra lln g 'fo r m e to' se e in ' of more than 400 wordi may 'in is Ihc transmission wee rec eiv e from b e e d ite d fo: ______^______J ■ regard for community health.h If. the ^ the TV GuiJuide that the PBS station in d fo r len g th . in Cablevislon, I believeve Cablevislon ______! Jame nes Kilpatrick

, -* f 9 : sfnessrrbtHrnortiaxmilan------€• Universal Press Synctla in cite dabiy vexctxcd by the brazenness of thee readers for help, What at would they___In tj^eory,7. at least, tho argumentsnl5_. Toned Bordello, frcc pai ------prostitutcr'erwhoplytheirancfentfrade—f— suggest? ------jarlUng. hours-2_ovorrun-wl—with—taxmen,— license-in* ------s e e m tfie tff unassailable. A well-run'•un p.m, to 2 a,mi. closed r . WASHINGTON - WcIVc have, been onlhesidewle w alk s dow n below . 1 Mondays, The spectors,J, sanitarians,si port wardens franchised houses, in whichIch proprietor should pondi having a lltUe.problcmn lilately In our The remarkoble thirling Is this: Ider whal she's and.social:lal workers. Agents of the T h u s vexk'cxed. the owners pul pro- Overwhelmingly, the 5 were regularly vetted andmd getting Into. to w n . respondents ^,'81,;^* « OccupatiomIional Safety and Health Ad- vthc cops, who obllRlnglyy advocated a single apj , would do away with the:he The enterprise, we a: It is among itic oldestJcsl munlclpil < ipproach. Let ' assume, would minlstratloritlon would arrive In business down on the girls. A virtuouss prostitution be legalized, • of streetwalkers. Such a swiftly be Incorporki problems in the world.Id. b o cau sc it i. Except (or a ' ated- Madame hours to) checkch stair rails, banisters II Judge, seeking to set an would pul the pimps out of ...... stems from the oldestI piprofession In . tl few fire-breathing revertf of Antoinette, instead off concentratingi and bedsprl . It would curb venereal dis- springs. If Antoinette served the world, and I am mlndcind c d lo a d d re ss , singled si out one such busi-• in red. typewriter rlbbot lis- on tio_r_buslness, w ouldI beb harassed by food or bo ilch now Is spreod not by the booze her troubles would the matter as a topicc oof universal n^'sswornanion'and sentenced her to aa works of Leviticus, E he the problems of meetingIng payroll. She multiply tei )nals but rather by the hot- ’ tenfold. If she Instituted a concern. Ours Is the proljroblem of.the or In hethe stammer. The severity off Hosea, their agreement ot- w ould e n c o u n te r F o rmi941,inboththe & retirement natours. It would contribute jnt system under the acl la d ie s , s o to sp e a k , of ogan Circle. MsoeHontcI'touched off rumbles'of civicc unanimous. One correspoi ite monthly and quarterlyy versions,< cov- known as E jstlc tranquillity. It would IS ERISA, she would wind up This Is a section ofII W\ asiilnston, among the philosophers otf recalled the licensed ild e rin g d e d u c tio n s fo r incincome tax ond In the loon' honest work for hundreds of oony bln or the bankruptcy once gcnteei, that went1 tolo seed os its Fourleentt.Ith Street, complaining aboulI Hamburg 30 years aago. Others of Social Security, Her girlIris might form courts, omen who have no gifts for residents took to suburbiabla alter World 'bcinlusllcc!ice of Justice. pointed with adm irable prpracticality lo S i “T for a union, triggering aliall the mecho- typing or mastering theh e n ism s of c o llec tiv e bo: ...... ' W ar U_In recent ycara.s ,o ow in g lo Uic - - - T h i s ouitcry lei touched the heart of the, th e m u n ic ip a l re v e n u e s It^ h a t m l g h t b c L ® ^ !! ’" * ' ‘I 3orgoinlng and In theory,ory, as 1 say, I like the Idea, ^ derived from convertingng crime Into ICS table, thus reducing un-in- grievance procedure high cost of new hohoming, Ihe WashingtonIon Post, which edllorlaliy res. In self- There Iss non< valid reason why the lent and contributing to thehe defense. Antoingtte woi — --neighborhood has flowerm rtd ane«;, aililrc5Scd.id,ihc, problem of Logah-Ciix,^ b u s in e s s , jv h i c h a r e oftf the Reagan administration.)n.' - macJams in a trade assc -^.N o w It Ijreathes with mhffT%pectablc r cle ti\ clncircular fashion, travelingJ ' 3issirriilar anyhow...... ssoCiatlonrnrey 'as-free as as', any Barbara Walters or ------a ro m a * —o (—f re s h - p a innl,:-WOllpapor— t,- around the circumference of law, - — would - hire"an’executlvtlvc'M crctary: “CliHs Evert Becausc"^I myself”" have long In theory3ry, alt very well. But both vert Lloyd to market their paste and after-shave lodeollon. The new cugtom. momorals, civil rights and pro- Ith they would go to convent:ntlons with golf talents Inth - advocated this same libei>ertarlon8olu- experiencece and observation suggest a n the world of entertainment., property, owners, peering t a tournaments, mg rrom their perty rightjhts. back to the' point off ' tion, I was naturally Imprpressed by the few reserv In practicelice, speaking as a small srvatlons. Consider, if youou Minions of the state w upstairs windows, grew!W undorttan- beginning.S. T h e n th e P o s t a sk ed its> Intelligence of the Post's i would descend entrepreneuineur, myself, I would suggest s subscribers, will, Madiadame- Antoinette's • High-5h- like Mednies. The hou o u w would b e th a t th e mmad a d a m s think tw ic e. ^11 i * ■ w J • . M onday, SSopiomborq 7,1981 Timos-Noi-Now3. Twin Falls, ld

WASHINGTON (UPl)-} — Education' a n d h ig h ly p re sc rip tiv e siaTuteTifiai'-said si. federalaTlawyors I won iRe case By Secrclory Terrel Bell blames bl "dc- jiS'e In tru d e on Ihc lo c al schi}hool b o a rd ." c iiin g a la■w w re q u irin g •‘ap p ro p ria te " '— tailed'and-hiRhirpTCTcni n r ll .:nlfL Hp_SUUL«CSlod -laws ll should ctjtianion fprforhnndicapned students, rights laws for whot h |x>PE . he_fcelsJa _ ..... provide - a--broad - fram e'lowork,— not— ••Tncy:labo i r r o tDAY I ibor under ihe.fear ofT /eiir'' =-unwarranl«J-lntrusion by­by-hls-ftgertcy------~ ~ .s p e d fic a .______— ______erah) iitigalicilion"’ Bell said of the local in locai governmenl aifalni Beil acknowledged writiIting a letter school dlslrlcricts. ^ i - L abor Day) to Sen, Paul l^xait, R- In nn Interview with UnitedUr Press / . R-Nev.. tnst iKducatlonIon Week, a now weeklyf - • ' Intcrnatlonai.-Bell-blQmeimed the laws — ______spring in whlrj^f^.M id:.l:.!'ll-secms newspaperr dealing< with education — thal we ■ have some law ; = Ih e m s e lv e s a n d court rullniillngs b a se d on iws lhat we ' issues,'r'c^rlibrr«I Sunday BollTiiid setil ~ •Up^— — th e m for brlngljiR on hiRhlighly specific I . sh o u ld not have, n n d m y obligationol to a memo to lo President Reagan sug- and "interventionisl'Jst'>-fedcral • ••. ojiforcc_llieni_is_againslisl-m v- own gesling liie? KducationK IJcpariment be phllo.sophy/ ; D iet 7-Up su p e rv isio n of locnl sd io» o '» ls . \ _ ; 3 . made intoI a foundation thal would. Bell’s atlllude towarci'(•d civil rig h ts " i ( ------“ Hopefully, the ncw-adrrIminlstfation -scrve_Jargclgcly_to.:.ndm!nlslcr_i)lDcK-.- has come under liberalll attack.ji The \ and Ihe new mnjorily inn Ihc United illecl in fo rm alio n a n d con-‘ Dr. Pce p p e r , — -criticism-cscaiatedin~JuJ;JuJy-wtth-feil^------VVS ------y _ ------J— Slntes-Scnale-can-joln-ln-s ■ardi_miiii_fcderal_gov-_ i-anefforl-lo— :k-V2jpircans—:— ._____T ...... erairipproyal of a Nortiorth Carolina \ ^^— < A m ' a k e so m e long o v e rd u e changesci and ernment doe:Iocs not have responsibility- —^RC Cc ola desGgreRntlon soltlemernenl - ihc V. Improvomenis iiielvjl right:hlslaws." foreducationion," B ell sa id ,) e s s e n tia l p a rt of w hichI wiwas rejected /X , O n o lh e r■lopic.s, loi B eil lold U P l; . _ Bell said the Ictler refere rred to ..i.by.Cacter adminlslratlon o: sdiool l>oards should- lake... >n officia ls. / MA 'dr court 'rulfnjyilhaP-Iiai encourage more pro- . But Beli maintains hoB supportssi Ihe / - slretchin'g.ouLof Ihe lenta ;m am ^g teachers by in------''bpoad-principle”-of-ci — deparlrnenl-loapolnt-liial-.l-We-VC ------“thnt-yotrcannot-cxcludoudcricldB-froin------:------laratTL's. slaTus a iB c h 'a n c F ~ non, -t>cing educated or relcfclegated to a TErERRELLBELL morcpropcrlyought lobe linucslo support tuition tax- - substandard educalionIon because ' '‘unwe local nnd slalcaulhorllies.' warranted intrusion'' credits for p EHSEN’S- they’re from ihe wrongIg side of tiic r parents wilh children In . V s w i Asked for specifics, Bell^11 cited a 11)7'J prlvnte o r pi -tr a c k s ," ■ parochial schools, ilumgli-> N A G li J R e g u la r tinned, "IriIri our1 w r lli n g of Ihc law . . . ppnnsylv;inl.i__ Ih cv •WQUl(LItLciisl ..the_Treasurv_.an— IC M A R K E T S - i — ^HotlidhUcHllon-Gongr(ig res s lo -tn a k e — ^wtMleed foB —“— Store------oiwcarcfui, • fo provide summer school>ol for h am li- e s llm a le d -several -s( hillion dollars a spcci(lc.ch(jnRes in the; law.la but cau- -‘it'a.whei hen you have liiese detailed capped children if they' needi 11. Ho year. H o u rs ------T o d a y ------1 p B g TIMES-NEWS------Soviets> in bind,, NixoxLlbb e l i ^ e s ------}___.CLASSIFieaAOSCL ______PHONEPt 733-0931 HAMBUItG. Wesi Gernermanv (UPi) Nixnn wh wJioJs_flnjiJIiiccRCftnJ.c>UL___... serve tUcir.indcpendencee and at Ihc - Former President Ilichardflic Nixon was intervi •rvlewcd while' vLslting a same time rejecl a commmon defense ...... said in an interview relea ileased Sunday friend in ththe norlh German citv ot e ffo rt, tiie Soviets musl concli^:lude disarma- ricnsburg. ______' "Tiie people wlio demonslrale de m e n t a R r e c m c n is ^ Tlhfirilic "Unifea ~ ~ againsl an ningaiid ag;iinslistam ililarv' S t a le s or Inse nn a rm s rnc(acer ' “tnleiilervlewer mentioned the bnlniice or-powcr are derriiTiamlmgUial “ W hatever problemss wwp'have the German lltl(.itie of Nixon's new i)ook. “ In wc give lip." ho said. "T • h ev a re -^^ E ast has bigger ones." Nixon-said.- i - This VVayI We « Lose. Ihc Pcacc.lland (lem o iislra tiiig fo r w a r a nid d ' d c fe a l." "The Soviet economy. Is a - di.mi<;i<'r a s k c d ift htie e jpeace is already losl. o p jS y I ------Nixon-denied Ihc ."dcclslnfrTn -______| And whal nre they going'ngto„do_aboul "No. butit v,we will Jose il if.we glvo in manufjiciure 'ncuiron-wcw'oapnn w i l l ______~ - - Poian£j'/-Aboul-(.’f)jn«? ?--The-Sov(ef5—antf-disftr/n-■m-whiJe-fhe-Sflvlefs-wrm,’— - incrense-tlie-danRor-or*\i’j '\i'.ll‘.'s7rvung~' have to realize Ihey haveve ito negotiate he answerci’red. "We need a strong e, v e ry Soviel SS-20 rockel(Cl is 26.000 w lU i u s," NATU, a strongstr Kurope and a strong 1 times slronRor than a n e u lro n “They musl al lonR Inslast recognize U.S.A; Andid the slrongesl musl take w 1 a rh e a d . that they will lose an armirms racc." he over the) leadershipI - lhal is . . j m la m to 1 " W ilh Ui(‘ hculronw p.-ipn 14:00 plim p(it) w o h a v e _ lold tiie West Germanun newspaper America, riTsloredliru mlliraryTraiiSiiaiicrarirasi— —M -• i B lid . ■ Ho saidI WestW Germans connoi pre- (on th e g ro u n d ." hu sa id . A S arRDTfl - ^ a g a n ppolitical j aidide still wajvnts to leavee ______

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S«pt,t. l1 a h ",A4TJm«B-.NBWl,TWlrt Falli,i.ldiho Id MdridBy.Soptsmber ^Eolandd!sSarc dlinele^ iaders^ Mianeuveiirs io preassure Pc*ples? ------MOSCOW0W -{4JPI)~’me-S0vlel-Un^Un!btt-ofletW -H3=Poland'id'r^W iHb^nlojvM #^ow^nw holding Its nrst— , — »—• cxplanatlor;lon Sunday why its "extretremety limited’’ nalionollol convention. ruptly revealed to .p • maneuversers around Poland were abrup ivda BBld th e 100,000 Iroopsops Involved In the QaiTty iBnlwlceaBtnany attack l)y1 Solfi ibout 100,000 m e n - m o re th a n undere in v o lv e abo ^v«fg-wor<.Bep^ng.uwter::CcyondTeportijrts-carricdbjnhc ------Soviel tc launchere deployed In the th< field, artillery . are Beared by the gale of eci Ich wero governmenlent press un the maneuverss bcscheduled to end mlBsite _ t r e a M n , , 1980. “ T h e y an economic proposals^ whIcI -s building pontoon Id in lho_ Saturday. . ^ _ b a tle rries ic firing and engineers b ‘ Th0 union leadtSM fllwIso lold Its freedomourmi‘movementhaBbrought. . expectedexi lo be formulated R^UuLlrDopa.were ■ _ n m e m b e r T h e y wcw ould n o l d isc u ss U.S. cicomplaints 'the bridgescsrArmy officlers said the Rui fflBmDcreihtrtimc-to-lake- } a fra id o t th e p ro g ra m of—-iccond.paii.oLtheAQdnilllon * « i ------T t.c y - » n » l c i o n h e ------K re m lln :v:vlolatedthe-Helilnkl-Accord l ord8-brfalllng-t6— rprlocuonliia-wcll Ih their games, whli flcU onon th o w o rsen in g ccom mong the poopio and that ununlon'B convention to be ticli Sollditlly amo disclOBc ththe e tr u e siz e of th e m a n e u vjrB e rs 'w ee k s ago. m a m ylythlcal l north-south battle, ------While the second day of Ui >y have been trying to cme n d o f th e m onth. rn a n a ly s ts sa id th e show of forcefor appeared to Scoreres of Soviet naval ships,s, including1: vessels first national convention i :oildarity as a union, the The 1 report cmphasUcd thata tS o lld a r- L.S. rJ annihilate SoIIi d a t I n la n d , im m ed ia te lyf adjacent ai lo the dcBlgnened fo r la n d in g s on hosUfe> shores, she have joined .... Solldarlty'B BtrengthrlnrRe-i -1tyhad|^n-from -fl"loowoi ■j:Theyjavc;.iwTMwing~ity fleiaBrePBydlorutilinuuIrlht:thcrBalUcitateaz=th03JX0 iii»-K4«h . Soviet press _ ___v lc L ra u n D u v c n jcorilliiUM o( olence, but th ere Is very tIotio'n of enterprise groups.’p’- 1 ™ = iiSil '’'"I' '• ' where tanianks v^re practicing combmbal techniques. . reports,ts, h o w ev e r, g a v e no d e ta ilsjofthoiractivitics. of t th^ Baltic Sea - n rcmltim ndtrlhoi imic chonco} thatIh this will yield crops Btrstro n g e s t fo rc e In Poland. M o sc o w 's Influence w as still i I " . 1II accused authorities of filalling to — ------:------Solidarity union Bccrctary'il^'So, lmplcment“ prDmlBC8''m0dc ■ ■ Cellnskl read a report "lo’to Ihc B8J' - There-lacllo;tlonB, it Bald, "do not • Im mter thejroad of national waworkers,, but said the union i - delcflates on the union's firsfirst year of hcsilBte to enti ';^,s^-50rp<^bles c onfronta- — octlvily-flince-lt-emerged- Jh o policy of diolottue overco nrnoB olla- — wriot-o{-tlrlkGs-and-con(r.ntroatatlons ------T h o -ro p o rt-s■UMia-SolUarlly-aimMl— I'Stion and stressed tne need for - m u . ------pi£]ail~zz thal bef'o'n In Ihe shlp>ilpyards of bo-indifferentnt loI the delcrloiratlon of Poland (UPD -Securl- Q danB k. the nationalil economyi .... Now the. " T h a t w hich w as sla rte d InAUBUBl,In , W AHSAW Pc WH to -- d a y co rd o n e d off Q Jail in "A revolution Is takinglg place in BituQtlon is woworse than il was a year , 19W,iw will bo followed up1 and im- y fprcci Sundj ___ I’oland and ItB-moln forceM is sSolldari.. flROrWe-musKist elaborate a Btrategy-of.—-plomenlod,~ll-sald,--"W pU o-a-«re4ullv_J>»!80J«» whwhore inmates seltod BB many as l&o others Labor-Day)-j ty." Buld the report by the thj union’s actlvepollcyin/in Ihc economy." qma w a re w e a rc nt Ihc vory bcglMiinnini'n'r control Qnd as -(L' national coordlnatlnK commliimisilon. uut It said]|d Solidarity could not - tha V------b e l i h v ^ io boc tlth c 'la fg e s t p riso n b rea k iniliGSovietblobloc Blnec W orld W ar II.— I ^ Diet 37-Up BONN, Woat Germanyy (U( PD — left-w in g Ubncboder-Melnhof gang, the Besides ! attacks on U.S.■ Tho prison1 r riot erupted Saturday The German terrorists whoho plantedi a n o w ip a tw r laid.lolc locations, loc the newspaper .£ o llo r se v e ra l huhundred angry residents- Dr. Peapper bomb al U.S. Air Force headcfldquflrlom Tho l(od \rmArr y Faction, the official terrorists let arc believed to be | t, 143 m ile s n o rth w est of L12 oil cant ------.last week are planning oihoiIher altflcks' tiDmo of-the-le-Boade^Melnhof-bBl^d^- to to disrupt Uic two-week mllltlltary na- Warsa\v. peltftlltHl'pelicc' for shooling on American installations,18. Ihoi West took responilbilbllity for last Monday's n nei e u v e rs of 71,000 A m ericanin soldiers ^nd seriouslyy woundedv a 17-year-old RCC:pla German nowspapcr Wolt am Sonntag bomblnR ot Ramsleln Ri Air Base that s sci c h e d u le d to be g in T hursday. Inm ate who trietried lo escape during an Bald S u n d a y , Injured 15 people. pe< Including an Air Security ! authorities over ov tho oxerclBoporlod,od...... ------W esf G e rm a n - s e c u rity :y oficncles Force brigodifldier geheral The .Pen- weekend wc atso-leamed of P p '3 "* D u rin g tho! dldisturbance, nearly 150 warned tlielr staf/s in Internarnai reports tagon satd-icciccurlly.at U .S . installa- dlcatlng-the die terrorists aret plolling inmates escapcsped while others selied ___ o L th c p o B jib n ity of new a ttatacksbytho c tlonswaa Increcreased after tho incidcnt, alt atlaoks on the otllces of U.S. r controlofthcja‘ja il. . - Iho Iht aroa around Duessoldorl spokesman said an un- 1 - nancia) and IndiwlrJ/il ccnio numbcr_arjnrna(c8 .still___ V*' N e w ^ t e r r o i Ruhr, the newspaper nald. ie prison Sunday night. )rw a\)^io oom ing------D a n g e r sig n s also w ere rcp< ^^TsweENSEII^S— DStagO.H. R sg u lar LONDON lUPl) - Austriiitria n Chan* w a n ts to deidestroy tho "'hiodcratcs the West German news magu: V n a s i c e MARKETS S lo rs ceilor Bruno Krelsky saidid inI tin In* ' a m o n g th o Pali’alcstinlans and Intends lo S Spl p ieg e l. I |«ntiwiNtn a suggested-that the tervlew published Sunday he has firm start a new/ wavev, of terror here in I fAULIBUl^j______^H o .u rt______^— cvldmccthata-new waveofeof-Palcsti*— Vionn-a-;— acacro»r^Rurop(r-and—pa< pBClflBt-movemcnt-in-Wcst-U nlan terror is about to svsweep the _throughout the[he_worid,"Krei9Kysaid. mlglil mli also begin to use forcc T oday w orld. The Sundayay Times said Israeli In- American An bases whcr^ nucn Krcisky, 70, described as the prin- lelllgence belijelieves the Black Ju n e ccht h e m ic a l w ea p o n s a rc slocketl I f e clpal Kuropean friend of the PniesJI:___OriflDliallonn.Wfls V behind the Vienna nlansrtoltl mo bunaayTime'm eintrw Br-iH sek-ahd des.Jes^rlbed the organization assured by PorcsUhe l.lbcN)cratIon Or- as oppMed to all political moves to flanlzatlon leader Yasicr- AiArafat the cndtW Arab-hs-Israell dispute. PLO was not Involved in the Aug, 29 "ThePLCcfi) cannot control this group attack on a Vienna synajnagbgue In any longer,"," Kroi«ky Bald. "There ...... '• ...... _ whichlwopcoplewerckilled.led. have been traiTBgic happenings here in ‘‘But the group that wasI rtirtsponB lblc rc c c n t d a y s andam Ihere will be more."

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She arrived at the i IE ^O i^'TAl, ^ B M O riO b pp MVMS ro M i 0:00 after a 15-year studyy oof 800 children. Mothers■8 co f i 22 had 'CSXMC - n - v v T ------O O m -t M m :7a :s :h :— taken such medicationion. and the children of II117 of them T^LLi ke I'-,— ( J i o o9 a0 1 MONDAY NIGHT AT THE h id no cavHlea.______-F==‘-^ //-f ------MOVIES-^Tht-^Thq-ScarPtircwTnfln'-Pnn't" ~ ______~ '% ^ B £ h . 1 X 0 ( .7 J C D3 gGREAT i PERFORMANCES: LIVE . A i _ FROMLINCCINCOLNCENTER In our Lore and WiWar man’s file on the furioirious'ways of f i \ iT iO ( » )IMONDAYNIGHT m ( MOVIE women acomed-afterter the engagement was broken; br( One || Ij Ijfe (I HBO DAVY\VY CROCKETT AT THE ALAMO disappointed lady putit thet! fellow’s photograph irkilk tthe bottom 8;05 s : ~ (n rT G SSNEWS N E of her birdcage. Anc\nother returned his letteitiers marked I | | h 0:30 "F ourth a is s Male." 0 0 ( 5 !iHOUSECALLS H( ______i \ J ^ SS - = 5 ! s _ J (8) THISi ISTIS THE LIFE 9:00 _____ — Carroll Rightjter— ■ -—— : rrT -- . :------D o om n e s b i i r i y ------^ — - • O O i T>' ; LOUGRANTLC ______---^------^ 1— verMANNix-INIX...... -TOms-GUB'ST...... " n " I— MiLBsr ■ ~ iM L :M k )R1TY ONE INTERNATIONAL M,% Th. T H £ 0 ^ m ii5 f /5 MR. MtL£S ■ TBUUS. HADACB^'B^NAP- '■ XSeS.AND WRWW5. ffioMovle)VieKCOMEDY)»* ‘j •'ThofoGoo# cmil6IN20li^^.5UB~ it^ \ POfASH, AinWR. JHANK umjpip WDemiZf^n.SUT ■ yOOCFEATE BUT THAI^ ThoDrlde"'Jo" 1900 Horoscicope I a mNQ iFcA 7h£ FUJ- |i ANDPFDfe£6ION- W .M R. W R R S r J6UB$S>IlflDlONT ' M05!OFyOUR^ A 6 0 0 0 ' 0:05 ■ sm cK H^Uzk HAOk. : AL yidSOanST. HARRIS. GaiHrSR- P£AU^S£6h3£6lfJHU/^- SfKOSThFCifUm m v i o (i7)ALLiN-LIN THEFAMILY r MT e m CfJ PfZCflLES ; WELCOME back. I e stE v m m ms m e i f i m i L ■ J066tN6.Rjm-(T? START. _ _ 9:30 D ------GENERAL TENDIID EN C IK S; A fine day to-advance U ,• ON FA M ttSS! / — - -...... -PAiNr AFitR caa m o B . ■ I / otrjOD - (8> ANOTHEtTHERLIFE______along conventional linesUm of expression. Avoidd t.u k in g ony . ^ 9:3!i chanc«8-or-8«UinK-ir:-inv«*lvttl:“in-project(»-w hc (17)M0V1E-VIE-{MYSTERY)* "T o C o m m lla ____ = :4 ^ S — "Murdsr""1870 18 - ______muddled-thiixlting.-B«< 10:00 O C I J OilL4K6JO(0JOOCD L 4 NEWS ______ARlL'^b (M nr.'21 U> u: Apr, ”191 Study'your1 ooobita Vrid . ^ f : [J/rij^ ; J l l iiTOK..^. — - Q MURRAYIRAY PERAHJA IN CONCERT - crvdits well and makeike them balance. Be sure• to kocp any | U—^ ^ ------(7.'CD promises you've madeide to others, f f ^ (0lMOVIE-<[lE-(DRAMA)**** "P oIhaolG lor,:’ f [15 ■'®57 TAURUS (Apr. 20:0 tot Moy 201 You und assotsociaw m ay [= - 1 0 : 3 0 - bovo oppoainfi viowH>'« regarding i o new vcnturp.irp. BO try to u v l O U.S.OPEOPEN HIGHLIGHTS coopcratc more. 13c !li'Hrii“h rigid. s s l l i j f eM k f c ( 2 ) O O} G { D I THE TONIGHT SHOW GEMINI (May 21 l O QODNE\■ NEWHARTSHOW ' ' — II to Ju n e 2U H andle routilutinc duties , (3) DROADVlADWAY ON SHOWTIME 'THE GIN_____ w ith m ore cnthuaioMmsm then you've shown inI tlthe past. A L aUg gi o ______GAME' J_____Jic^» projcct-nccd.4 motnore study. ------Tr,orr. Al n ABCNEWSNIGHTLINE - - 3VIE-(DRAMA)"ThoHuntof” MOON CHILDRENE N lJu n e 22 to J u ly 21>Mok>a k o su rey o u r BU3GiGY COV\S, CGOOP.OCOS /VORhilNQ. ^Gg'' '^■ ^6,. v o u ■I'N'T VWELCOME. : o - s v . ' j y s . ■S '! T-i5 MAJOR eHAa-CCKjA | finish important worktrk before you go out for pleisleasurc pur- Z«OSs « e i '’'‘-3Q.IV 10:35 - ? I • J poses. Show more dcvilevoilon lo loved one,..... NEV: w . p i « s a s c i c o . w ' ( T M,A,S,H,,S,H. ■ ■ LEO (July 22 lo'Au)Aug72l)'Firsi keep promise,ises made to 11:00 ( COAvniTTI 0 U.S. OPENHIGHLIGHTSOPE family members undd iheni handle regular routiutines. Take A W f j i > . ^ O ABC CAICAPTIONED NEWS tim e to engoKe in civicivic uffuir.' 1 4 ) O t «1: ' Ft FANTASYISLAND <-CAVFTTKHnW . i3 iifwc npyou buck in th e p usl n ndd moket new )l! 1 V Ones who cun help youou advance. Show grulitudtjde, IIKJ I 1 p ffl I ! PISCES (Feb. 20 10:o >Mur. 20) Some frientis ma may ask too n I T| ]1a J A I much of you now. You)ti haveI to be firm und do onlonly w hal is M l i best for you. Improve.-e yourj health, t = i b r IFYOUR CHILDI IS HORN TOD A Y .,, hee orc she will — - - BfW% • I w I B eone wHcTIikirTornrd^iTdlTurwluiL iiiukes UimgHrn fi ck 'Y o u -d ------iffeiL-zjr • - { - — g j i I - be wise lo give yoiirr pprogeny ii.s much educutitItio n 09 you ' cun afford, und provii;)vide a good religious bocbackground, BCCtlC:ie B ailey 1 ^ ^ I Teach to be u gootl sposport, ______, I ' ...... E V E R V C - _ .- ^MOW-=LOl^G——^--tCCJA&E— ^ = ------Q [ j r /' x'M‘ I ~ ' — Famil^Circi•CUS" b e f o r e i tS s B A C K IfvJ I = = H O L P I G O I NIS S ro J fjh PKV, BEETLE?- .'I V AKi M O U R ]{ ^ V /A y T i- ERYTHINS I . \ . - -FLOOF ; ]C ? U M i i p . ^ v NENEWS HOUND ij Every Monday i # 1 m*. [Li vUV m ' / ^7 Sm \ T r ■ " ^ i B I------I y A n d yyCapp I I H t L . . . . f c J t ' NOrHIN'li•© SPEA K * ^ y [ h i . - m e ^ ^ b " - - ■ IS > OFTBorrrP L E N T V ------1------/ ^ / WHAT'AVfcOiVEnOU ) ABOUT I ^ / BEENGETs E T T l H X y>LF wwisn 3 • - 'A'— / u p t o sS m IN C E ■ ■ / I l (^s t s a w IFR t \ r 1 ^ m ~ n f e k I 1 ‘ I V C I T I D 1 J ^ ‘ I CONTA'JTACT YOUR TIMES-NEWS .-1 ------■"Now'-l-kfww-wh)'/hy-tho^'^ioll this L aibor b t Day; -- 1^- - SALESREPRESENTAIVEAT--I - —— ' “ *• i______, ,Gettin'-rood;a d y - to g o b a c k t o sc h o o l ^ • •' ■ s j I ' , ' l ~ - - —— ^793.69*1-1-. ] Iss r(r e a l L A B O R ." L ______i f '- , s ^ i______" ' ' . / . — : - D i 5y e r s J o (•cateLAZaanderbidilt!s— . j o m M cszE zz -^iprH % p i g V r V m ------^------.- Qj ij^THArrAMrMassroipi)"=T)i^" ^ brought up a safe fromm th^talian theJrVyomlng. r fo r th trw rc c k of th e l a r g e s r - Ing. a 32-1-foot wooden c arg o :t— 'lu x u ry lin e r "A n d re a T5(Dorfa, whicli'"shipwhfcfisai W 'ooden sailsailing ship ever lo carry • I saiik ofrthe elbCivrorCape...... y- w en t dow n 25 y e a rs ago. Cod. nol far f - _ c a rR o s a y they tl have found a bigger a r from , a n a re a known >as ^ y_____ ^■-■-^c'rp_afrald_oLscroirop_salvagers Uie.Eollock.- ^JPeanuts—— .. ."prize instesteafl: one of~lhe most ’ ck.-R lp -arca,—whl«*h' -hns 't_. w ho h a v o no re g a rd for hi;hlstory.-^SQlti— ciatm cdmany — r------1 expensive; aia n d luxur io liis te a m y a c h is — lany.olhershlps. , ■ s on'c'oflhe divers, John Fish,Fi He said Diver Amolmold Carr said the Alva is "7 IT's BEAirriFUL . A _ A _ i - IK g -\------e v c r b m i l - '. m I j b i m e a t ? -{-l-JU5rhm the team has not recovejejed tho ship’s ingoodconditi WPET \W IN 6 places idition. but hasalotofsand 5 y i \ LU6 6 A6 E y A four-maTian te a m of d iv e rs sa id theyy plaque bearing ils nameTie. b u t they a ro u n d it. TThe he divers have also fwinH ------foundthe-AI'•A!varfl285-foot-yflcht owned—d— have-n(rdoubrfrom"ob]OiJoctsuii'raUy brass coat)at hooks, door lotk by Williamm K.I Vanderblll. which w ent'it ■ b ro u g h t up th e w re ck is thehe Alva. • assemblies> atand other objects Fish • down off Cat::apeCod ona foggy morning c^> 8 — T h e -v c s8el,-wh^ch-cost-5h$600,000-io— ‘described as:^,as " a ll ve ry fa n c y .” “ 'in lfl92;-Nollollvoswerelosi. K i m ’ bul!d In IfWC was nam ed for'o r th e wife of 1 had dropped anchor noar ------i n - J i e r” " ( cIay7"fh‘F^[eeR iuIIea;; VamierbUi, whose familyy was\ among stiippln^ani / L\ ,< barque-rifige’ged steamship wilh three• the wealthiest in the UnitededStales, broadside by the steamship 'H.F. ____.fnasts and1 oneo square mast forw-ard.I- - Fish said the divers ho' ,saniL iA .iS .m )nm c5.iiuU J0_____ lost^ ~r^M — 1 was knownn asa Ihe “proud queen of ihe' up a stateroom window, ■ pleasurecralr a f t." and "some nice bronze ilt; aboard the Alva at the ,pser------— .' VVliile ro^uoitusingTo~discioi^i[s exactt p m s," ledly ordered constractJon— ^ of a new yachticht as soon as he reached —. location, IheIhey said tho sunken hulk is5 Hesaid Ihe ship is in aboi i ■ ^ / &WE UP /'fEAH-.HOvO I V )oul 50 feet of shore. The AlvaAlv was later dynamited • P P \ 1 \ ~ ^ r 'ibu OUST PUT about eoCN;^jiles norlh-northwesl off w a le r in tre a c h e ro u s lid o c( conditions. and sent to Ihe bottom becausc il was ^ O I D Y O U - r H' where anctvo tw expedition losl,week< The divers had been see rearching for a h a z a rd to navigation.nav . _C?UT-.lW-yOUR. ( 1 . ^ - [ p ^ i h n e r,19, , ; plans tto live in helome , ------^CMIP SPfip k ^fald rt UPI r—A-^“ "^S^nt-Sifflnn-ilie-SII.fM ^ircket~Tdcparlmcnii st( store Sflturday_nlBht.foi:___ L' ------i_i&.year-old-w — tOth;ry.'\ ______the.drawing.JjR. J ^ n Herriiy, chairman - A ------h o u se in q rafram c saiflTftmt^y hepln'ns.. Mrs. Pnce said she wasas a veterrin of tho Fairfa '■ “ E H y y iirfax Counly Board of \ / “' to gel ijiarriirrii^jincg% |vg ^ to ’ the ^ > ^tlery p la\r and bought,II.tickets for Supervisors,s, phonedpt Price to tell him ' SilH.ooo'homcime, r f ^ e r s e i f , h e riT is b a n d a n d h he e r son. T he h e w a s th e wini,A'lni.er, . V a^ ^jiounEer Pric^'orksjor hish father’s Lv-vKL'-r ■^' ;.-"l r '.tuunii. Br jorom e improvVemcnt contracting co “j ju.st can’lih’l believe ll," Price said, .. Vinner ajidd 1hc\^ldn't'^^^^^^H U w rtn^ny in Cjmp Springs.5- adding he plansplar to get married and wli,inlnfi.tickcckcl;. Nickel N ^ j^ ^ ^ KP F ] y Pric\ was no j among t : th e n e arly m o v e in. Hle e said s; he.wasn'l .worried ...... -purchaseitfa.(lom lh(> A nnaniinH H PjjlftWW-M)ople-cr^^ ^ intnto a bingo about the lax ' — Inxos on Ihe suburban j Club by Pricc'Ice’s molher, “ jjawiW I hc baseaient of ann -Annandale Virginia, home.m e...... Z . _ . f - r JTAV^, "c" D / j p p F i f t y r . p o u h i p f O>F F FiJ h " f o o d -iN-THE-UAf<» K E , oh ------— AA(leet DelHdri r p ^ ^ Y otJZU jsiEvt v E f t j E i ______m :______Y o u p y y o P i'UM A G A l M '/ / u - / c e M a n g g e r: — _ o f — B o b ^ ------

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.. .. 4', '? :..in.r!*, '• ~t' ___ ,H -l,.,|.-)- ■' *■■ '.■ . 't'l . Tlm»fN«wt0 s>; k - — I------?r n ^ M I : ' " 5 s rr 1 1 rr •‘•.••.•la, IvvVAIX’JIANbmnON VAI _neajspppK m ...J ' ; . .. I J ..„m(>(- bs r r j :: M eeBt the ■ M M M I - - '■[_! : J j.---- ^------.U'tr EdueciS^ _j Z1j .--LjZL N ______Monday,Sopto'lombef7.t9ji Tfrnos-Nows,iw s. Twin Falla. Idaho A-9 ^ A u s t Fralian- ~ ______, 7,*.Tr!r-rT ig j rwins iLodK — ------iti — ------c w w ______, . P . a p a n — (UIM h - ~ MIrb------• Australia. Jenienny Annette Derek, liCftKMT V--< 1 Sunday won ththe 19UI Miss Interna- ^ ■ 6 T t » ^ U I . . ------llonlit-bcantyy-conlesl-nM- 1 he-Kcbe - - ______- H p i i p g — ------PortoDtaexhlbit ibitlon. — - — “^ 1 z S e a u t ^ ______CHtiCKNonms . ■It;->r . M u e e r lastafcci^ s t r o f e . . MissDcrek.2i;.20.w lioain»stob< !cum e______a buslncssowm;m a n , w'as choson o v e r •12 DOtSimfEEDifaD “ “ _othcr_contcslanlun is. ------A WEA WHaH„. KEISAWtAPONIMNI :-,v_ ■ T h e A u straillan lia model oiled jogging, - a s : p a g < ► t a r t s ^ CHUCK Nonois'nets... ,’,1.!' { e a n t h coopla^l squash and eyerycling among her favor- cnnisTQPticn u e ilc s p o r ts . n i l U TH M ATLANTICC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - f M iss O regon a lso c h ec k ed in in n e r-u p w as M iss B razil. E S eens__from, nrmss—the— ani S e SH __ Beauty queei and-aald-ahe-waa-hoping-f ) Kocio iJorcliHhi. wiiose country took< a stro ll Sunday alo n g th e so i W some lime on the beach, wlwhich she main ambitionm isi lo becom e a molhcT, _ Boardwalk In A tla n tic Cily, posin g fo r notlcc^as.m{^q\ .ucb narrowerjr J h n n the______ff"glSX!tlng th e 'offierM iw i ' ■Pacific p g beaches of her nativee si t a t e ' M ic h iie lle R(>R6cc¥oTlfdahd.‘2l3'ho'’” - - America Pageigeant contestants as they ^ „ , is fluent In EngInglish. Irish, Italian and Julie Ross, 20, said '’It’s re; ^^^^H _arrJve J < IIY. UlMI IN rehearsals pproceeding Saturday sponsors spi who closely, guard 1 Miss Moore said__she _ 1 -eanUs-familylmage.—------wantstobcanii.n-actre.>«:------' -niglit's-seleetMtion of-the-new- Miss— " ______A m e ric a . I ^ ^ 9 ^^ 3 1 (n lnand.pm-lbalr ------^-'Thcy-eign statcoo_ ------m — End.Th;;;7r :the. m ap,'--:-said - Hostess - Isabella— L ____ ; g w H i M y W ynn. ! I -'-:c-VV. I n i a i l T liei2 byti':' B'foot-Vr-oodcri m a p fills a . wall in the registrationrc officc. Each ^ — ±d» : Thur»J f contestant,- uponiip arriving; inserts the OPEIN T O tDAY I 'J wooden replic)lica of her state inlo the map, thehosleste s s s a id . .abor Day) T h e amannual Miss Amcrica pag- C-' BtLLUUR&Ay •« n SAMIS . wwincn oaiii • c u lm inlatcs a t wilh the clKwsing of I ■ 13 -) iOltS • X3IIHCAHDT« ^ th e igning queen on nalional :„,o-„oo.'q_ te le v isio n Satua tu rd a y night...... — ...... — - 7-UJp M iss Soulh:h Dakota, who checked in w as among Uiose strolling Diet 77-Up J | \ l SYLVESTEll ding on the Boardwalk for , ___ _ EndiThu h u n t------STALLONB ^ ^ “ MICHAKU pholographene rs. Dr. Pe|ipper, — ^ X v M CAINK J ------A fler e - photo session,—Penni______j V I C T L a rg e n t. 22,2, said,; she was going to )2 o z. cans replace herr (curlers that had been RCG:ola b ro k e n d u r inng g herjrlp.,______w a s a long Irip wllh a lol of — problemsrall-all-ouHuggage-gol-loslT^^ | : 4 9 : : rT hurrt------r — r*AHUuno.«M M issLargenl!nl sa id . T h e lack of c u rle rs ..NX R NAJU1AI11 was a probleijlem bccause she had to HEAUV'VMETlflL '■"■=■■ p ose fo r p lc tuturesat8:45a.m. r .______Shc-Uail gotten g[ up at a.in. j I tSl VICKYPULLIAW‘'M S a tu rd a y . shivny

amount of excess nervousus energy( on ^ant-F§fi tljeir wedding day.” saidlid Hines, a ______physician for the Alledienheny Couniy______£ lleaun uepartmeni. waiMary anu 1 T:resh I appriroacti decided we’d try to do0 ssomething Ii-- '.A I V constnictivo wilh lhal eneenergy. And t since Ihe wedding itselfr is not until T ( rc30 p.m.. all participantsils will have *■''[o the newN

> - ...... ■ - •' sent In T-shirt sizes thus; far.fa A ges of a n l-h e r® h a s c h a n g e d ta llIifbrihe'”' ic U ie e n tra n ts ra n g e fro m tlw[liemid-GOsto Pan a 7-month-old girl who will■ill bcI carried betletler . . . and we believe■ve in it! W c - along the a.l-milc course,X, the bride- bellieiieve in their updated cla;Classics . . . - g ro o m sa id . • - c aareer-m r ( inded separates wilh/ilh a fashion |2 t |L c R ' y r , ■ -x ;And just in case the Irotrot results in fiairair. W e believe in ihe.new-foi-found lull- a n y In ju rie s, th e c o u p le3 asks a: on its nes'ess of their skirts and pants.ts. tailored ; re^stration form that guesi 3r th e w a y y o u liv e n o w . Andw n d ’ e believe i full responsibility forrt^Sl i 1 the ability of pure w ool,.. . i a f fie n d [ Im p o se d p h y sic a l a b u se1 incurredin m n f ’ KIH ou can depend on al work or play, year I th is e n d e a v o r a n d ... nolnot sue the f^er year aller year. Separate•ates in p u r e ______newlyweds (ortheirparenlsm is l.” w'ool. o e fully lined, in cam el, gregrey or navy, n * \ S izizes e 5 to 13. (fight) Neww :suit jackcl w^ith ith standing lapel. 82.00. PaP a is le y 0T75SmnJDWT3l0nse73XDa-iC T P a n c l------—^Ex^ostacm , ^Kirt, 45.00, (far fight) C lassic■sic blazer, _ J 8 .00. BowDlouser32:00:BcB c n e d ------7 "w iT e^plitt u1 p p aant, n 56.00. - D E T R O I T ( U P D - F oirm rm er Iranian ------hostage Ciiarles' A. Joness JiJ r ., Ihe only b la c k m a n w ho w a s h e ldd allal 444 d a y s of the hostage slandoff-wa-W as-sucdjor.. divorce by his wife four memonlhs afler h e c a m e h o m e to a h e ro ’ss w(w elcom e. , , The divorce suit, filedI in June, was m a d e p u b lic S u n d a y . T he ccj a s e h a s nol y e t be en d e c id e d . IJo n e s, 41. now a U .S. vice-consul vic< in Canada, was m arried lo■ MM: attieJones, ______f o r 19 y e a r s . The divorce of the Delroitroit couple is Tl lal breakups one of several marilal ' :j I t ' , among families of ex-hostlostages. The 7 ' splits were cited in privateate tesllmony ------toirSciratirCylrinUUe'carlierliei’^thlffycflr when senators decided to;o e x p lo re the possibility of awarding; c:e x tra com - Top-Dp-of-the-Stsir p e n sa tlo n to th e ho sta g es.>. — - - - ...... 12424 Main Avenue North, ------’ v i v f . V Now you know . . Twiiw m Falls • 733-.1506 ... Ve W elco m e • VISA D y U n ite d P r e s s In tem alioUlon.. i - VVe Master Card •American blished in 1877 E'x xp p re ss • Paris Charge...... ■•Chopsticks" w as publis I by a l&*year-old BrilBritish girl. , q:iosed,q Today — Labor D ayy _ \ ; Euphemla' Allen, underef the name Arthur de Lulli. J I tm f- A-10 Tim os-N ow s, TwinFa1 Falls, Idaho Monday, Scptoplembor?, 1381 r A b b y

III ^ e n g a g e* r m & n t b €gats dive^orce . M O N DA Y , s e p* tt ;';7 ■ ■“ _ B y A B IG A IL VAN BUREJE N ______p a in fu l aand a costly as divorce — M o n d a y P a r ty Brie5rI3gie ‘1_ to le ra tp It rnn yr ____ iL.OniversalP’r ^ Syndic^caTe especially’y fflBere are c^dren ^0 to" anjTOoro^ ^Just„canX --you-hafe-to-write-letlers------becaiisc yoi ______1 a t F'irsi irs ._Uniled-£tcsbyterion-C-Churchr-Ttfin~Falls. ~~~ “ . . ____ ‘you don't know what to say? EviTryBody w clcoifcoihe. - ...... __..W hat should I do7.______— ,M ;INVBALfiMDRE~ I " . :t = J ) E A R ABBY ^-N O NAIAMES wroter-^— DRAR-a-ABBYrTWtcr-moCIng^ouf ■ P I , JAnllqueFair D E A R M : G et a n o the rrjo b . O r fin d a “My fiancee and I fightJit and argue seats three•ee times at the movies last ■s. .On la w n a t Blueue HI aven A ntiques tw o m ile s southsc of K clchum . ‘St d o c to r w ho tr e a ts u lc ers, Thank-you'OU notes, sympathy letters, every time we see cactich other, but night, myy wifev and I decided to writeile congralulotulations. how to decline and whenever I sugficst callQlling off o ur y o u . O u r• problem p is people who sit T U E S D A Y , S E P T . sii DEAR ABBY: YouJ were asked. occcptlnvUnvitatiops and how to write an PT.e he cries and there andd constantly( pup and crack Christmas weddinR. she 1 “Why don'l light bulbsj;Llnst.as longas., [ntcrcstinging letter arc includod In be humiliated — theirgunrlr ------— enrriestinrsaylnRShe‘ilb( Tlmrablic! ■ UieyVsed to? I think<. 1 can answer' ^ b b y ‘sbook'jooklct, "H ow toW ritcL etteii------.-- - Twentieth Centuryu ry Cliib tK ifore h e r frien d s," P l e a s e print pi something about' tliis' ■ 2 p .m . a t Uie TTurf u r Club for autumn tea hono ‘is th a l. for All Occakcaslons. "Sendil andalong, inoring pasi presidents. Y ou s a id, “ Call it off an;in y w a v !" You ^~^tlc and^obobnoxious pracI Ice. 1 want In matured. All m(>ml)prs urpnri JoIn. iitte n d .------:------1“------NOTHlNG-iflsts-as-ioilongTis-it-used— slam ped~Cl-t^S-contsf^Belf-addressed — ^— loiocopies lo hand to those to, Includingme. envelopee toto: Abby, Letter Booklet, -insensitive, th e h a rd w ay. .-e, in c o n sid e ra te klutzes whoho __- Fp IG H T IN G 50 ^-060 Hawl'awthome Blvd. Suite 5000, ■ ■ T H U R SD A Y . S E P :T . 10 e bolh 21. We d o it. My fiance and I were i IN F fjlS C O Hawthorne,me, Calif. 90250.) ____fou^it ..constanUy^^eveniral-Umes-Jic ' • -_SILBf^CEia_ ;------PamrtffW ithourPir P a r t n e r e — - — ...... ~ - —suggested we call off theiewedding;-or-. ------GOLDEN JNX.A.. ^ p.m. at Blue ue Lakes VolkswaRcn Servlcvice Department, Dis- at least postpone tt for a while, bul 1 ■ DEAR SILENCE:SI I agree, it Is a - cussion"How.tocnH’n r e fo r yo u r c a r and Rot It re a; d y for w in te r," . Insisted on_going _throuough wilhJl. I obnoxious practice. Make because' 1 didn't want. ito face the Jour pboloctootles lfyou.wlah,.but.be “^u n d of Americal e a " c o n ce rt embarrassm ent of havingng'to tell peo- . careful whe'here you distribute them, or 6 p.m. at CSI .FineFir Arts Auditorium. Sponsoisored by the Air Forcc pie that I wasn’t getting m a rrie d a d e r y o u m ig ht g notm a day that passes in my omit for Fresh Emitruit, optional. Pour over ■ ...... T lie Floyd, W hile! on o rc h o slra w ill play. . . . e ------p e a c h — ...... -ffl usually enjbarrasslng,g, Eometlmes' life that hele doesn’tt find fault with me. ' ■ ■ ■ ...... apples orr peaches.a Leave 1'^ In- ‘ Jq ■•ilmnn^ i^y| tiumlllBtlQg^aod always pagainful, itcan— *-a'»>-*osing'lg confidenee-in-myself-l-do- x lra c t.-o m lt------c h e s - h e aid-spacurPlacerllds d ^ and F R ID A Y , S E P TM . 11 l also be costly. But It’s ooDot nearly as ''cry be:best, and all I get is verbalal fo r p e a c h process for 25 minutes in boiling ____ 1 c u p cold w ater • ------w a t e r b a th— .— ------

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P a r e n ts W ithout P abj rtD crs ! lily outing. Hike and picnic to to Devil’s Corral. Call ier information. i E 1:30 p .m . F amm ily e rim o'>\vement l 7.'M-WG7 fo r fu rth er i p e rc e n t inin th e 1941-45 period to 85 p e rc e n t inin 1966-70. In fem a le s, th e Mmm ------— - d e^iih s.b lamamed on smoklnfrincreased' ~ fro m 3.G pcipercent lo 27 percent in the N e w ^ r,PI) - Two same periodlods. is.say.cani;eES_____ icnratic-canccr. cxpcctcdto— ByALROSSlTRRJR. icrcas'sharc a i,;S *■ UPI Science Editor I Americans tliis year, they I smoking as the.primary HS 5 percent of the male death’s and 52 percent iii 1U71-7.'). In WASHINGTON (UPI) he figures were-h? percent ------Philadclphla-Tcsearclicrsiossoclatlonl,. Jilt------’y------o M h e * b la d d o r a n d -p a rc rt common distinction withpeeled I to kill Moolf>avk.'vkar and Stevens said (ticir , m\vm — cifiarelte smokini* c is ar:------nnalysis-aiscilsolndtcatertihatttie higher— - - for a-larf>o proporlton-oir and Richard rales of par3ancreatic cancer in males c a n c c r s . Chase Cancer was the rc;result of Ihe Rreater con- ______They report that thisconclusions as: on sumption ofciRarettesofi by males. I . particularly dramaliciiiorlalicy li dal.i ..p.„ Ith cancers, the trend in Ihe 1 cancer, a disease expcc siniilttiiir-pi:■pDpulation •!s~incrcas!nfi— I------io;cot)‘Anierlcans tm s^carand \ValK, m dramallc.illally." tlie report said, I Suresh H. Mool^nvkardala a (rom the -uiaddercai r i cancer has been decreaslnfi S e G. Stevens of the Fox andlCh or Creal okcrs and carcinoma of tlic \ Center reached those con p a n c r e a s lias lia been increasing very the basi.s of a study of mo:' I'lJTent issue ^|o„,iv. ur. - f r o n i_ c a n c e r s - o f - i h oational - ij l Cancer------' m pancreas in England rbcen-a-stoacIy^'Zl^ZZ^ an( conccrt wilh smoking 1dal Iho two lypes Tobacco Hescarch Counca n d w om en in B rita in . ' They reported in thoai^is_jhow cu cd_|^tt _____ of-Uie JouroaLof the Natioladder cancer • Institute that therc has-bciinUT^Io~snToi^ Increase In deaths fromnaies Ih (rom.;)3 ^■U aillllll y of cancers in both men an( ' Great Britain. They said their anaiy: t h a r t h e nu[nl>‘cr“ o f lilacii dcathS~(lirc‘cH\ratlribuinU] InR has increased in mai m 1 2 m m mo }ON’T

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■' . j ByLARIlYllY llO V E Y ~ 3- ' , .'l Times-Ncws Houston's Earl Campb - M ile H igh:h Stadium.i Denver produced extra poinl. ibe I led Ihe Kelihum’ss Pete Smith, all lodged at on a :in-yar.'ard field goal by Frank<___OiliT j^ w ilh 122 y a rd s 02i_ - Denver Coach-Dan UoUooveK h a s r o - s e v e ra l bifibig pluys.-.Tht-Hroncos trnik— c a rrie s steinfort kickcd his onijlly liclil coal _ t^ofrarwiilfCh'CO'secomlsieft liipiay. before leaving 'the' gami structured the Broncos’s ’ ooffense bu t lio o v e r.tl)e ball be afler slopping Oakland me with an Doug Mack;ackay. Filer, had his second 1 a l .‘):2D of th e second (ju arteler to end the On the k injured shoulder with four wisely cliose (o keep:p his defense on a fourthrth -an d -1 a t th e Haidcr.s' kickoff. T ullis, a (;-fooi, jr minules to slraiglil 71 tot join Burley's Glenn scoring. Oakland’s Chris B.Balir missed liKJ-pound si ; p la y . intact. linebacker;er Larry Evans inlerccpled a strong safety (rom Troy B lak eley and ani Twin Falls’ Dave on a 2H-yard altempl lalaler in the Slale. caugh FollowlnR CraiR Morii:orton's -H-yard Plunkett pass p on Oakland’s next ighi Ihe ball on the 5. t)roke Trailing 17-G al halftime.:io. th e O ilers R a sm u ssem n al a' M2 and that appeared q u a rte r. around tiie 1 touchdown pass to Rickck Upchurch in possession)n and defensive tackle Don le left sid e and oulsprinledI rallied in iho second halfIf behind Ihe aboul theE eextent of the possible lhe’firsrporickJ"ancra'a'25-yard J field-'' I^Umer snappwisa lip a fumble on Ihe Oakland wasn't Ihc onlyly learn to b e Mie e n tire' 1-osL A ngeles kickoff tenm1 brillinni passing of Ken_SIStabler, who cashersinlhe1 Ihe three-day event, goal by Fred Steinfort•I init the second Raiders' H l^j before running oul the shocked by u coach makiikmg his pro lefl sideline-m!o ihe end1 haaiuBrsot'iin pYaclice sessionssc this Burley amateur am champion-Dave— - zo n e. T lie oi quarter, tho Broncos’;’ opportunistico clock, d ebut. only defender wlio liad ai yoar. Stabler, had annoumjnced his re- Parker hadid a second straiglil 72 while I . shot at Tulli:illis was Leroy Irvin bul he defense shul off thc'Oakllakland Raiders -' tiremcnl earlier this susummer bul higli schoolol s senior Steve Meyerhoef- 'rt hit only one of five field JO m is s e d a t liic S u n d a y to po st a 9-7 upset« 0 ,,h c su p c r H o u sto n 27, Los A ngeles 20 liiegoailme, came_ Iwk after nnI injury to for. Twin _ FFt a l]s._ p u l a 75 w ith an______L Bowl champions. ?mpts but It was enough lo Rookie Willie Tullis urunlcasiirt'a' A dcspmenilion pass attempt l>v. '. ( ju a rlf rb n e k G ifford .NiclsiIscn.- S ta b le r o p e n in g 70Ilo lo w\ ind u p a l !45. The victory m ade Rccv the margin of victory ti.l77llnp q.^.y.-ird v-jpltnff r. ackup—(juariorhatk—Jt*fl—f completed i:i-of-20 pa.sseses fo r 102 “ 1 lu s t dldididn't make any mistakes______youngest co.-^in the NV s-onlyioucjfdowncameon iis w i : a “™ ; c r touchdow n w ilh .'>7 secondsIs lefl 10 play Rutledge, whwho replaced Pal lladen al yards and two touchdowns.is^ today," saidaid Cromwell, who opened scsiioft-wlM)iv-PJunkeH-y- J.C i- WH60«t-w4»i In' ■ Rs-iHU-wa«— B£pa!(y..ptrpkiroKcs, "I had an eagle. Plunkett five times for TTJTI35— ------o r -Jl y a rd s m - ‘ helping'Coach Fd Biles gigel off to a seconds left•ft lo c lin ch th e victory for Ih re e b ird ieles s anda a b o g e y ." losses. D e n v e r then struck for its successful start. H o u sto n . - •SccNFLPagcB:g 3 T lie lo adle ers rs a f le r tw o rounds; Chloq>h»tUpni£t>tChl i • » ______KcnCrom»tll,OKti.OKden...... IH ; ^SteinfejW i C T i r r e l T ca l c c e p t s ^ l l j l l JohnRosJwll.T^inT^inK»ll> ...'!!!!!...... ' . iK------!■ V fiefeaeF i i t - i i r s-ehalleii ______sieve U#llanJ.T<.ii.T^inK*Il»...... ]ii I ------KANSAS-GWAUI.PI) n to ity ...... IJ)— i = i l/ave nofbeen able to resoliolve corlain "We wishsh Gene well in all his against Ihe Royals in thele finale of a Perry Hanchry,T>i•y,T»i.mKflll$ .■...... h i ' Yankees owner CeorRo’0 5Slcinbronnor Michacl sni' said in Chicago Aug. '2H. "I’d (differences and thffrefore! BobI! I.emon ” endeavors and ai welcome back Bohi four-Rame series, Ijimon-tr b c c a m o th c — i>r-o»«-<'utifT,TuT,Tain»-alIs ...... |oenU...... 146 purchased the club In in i m . Bob " 'fi ,'''™ce presidents Cedric Tallis i tod with the thisseason.ilI. including Jim Frey of the: onsiiip, Terry Spartman.tian. Burley...... i« yankccs-in-i97a-bccausfl- Lemon w:;j named to rep!■cpiace Michacl Bergesdi. lo jom him in lhal ' e-of a very - Royals,-Fro'roy,-Ironically, was re- U*mon was •18-20 durin,in g -th e 1078 rhe Yankkees went on lo win close ‘ personal relationshiplip w ith, a n d ' p la c e d by i: JintFiyaa as new manager of thIhc Yankees. Dick Howser, who pre- season, but was replacedJ less1 than a k«» u. cs in a row and seven of nine :admiration for Gene Micha'lael. llowev- ceeded Mich :I)uin...... t« first-h a lf w in n e rs o f Ihc American ' ' ‘ ichael ns Ihe New York year lator by Billy Martintin wnen the __ »o;ieUii££fr.T\.ji ...... 14.1______. er, afler a lengthy convcrj ■ TuinKaUi L e a g u e E a s t, b u t o n ly tu-olOTBamcsm-cr t fpoinl bul even a two-game t Tsalion wilh , manger in-1i-lJWO.-Miehael-was 1 —Y a n k e e s s ta r te d 'O f f ’sIOwiw ly w ilh - a - .R5«rJfblme3.bufi. buflcy ...... U4 — Gene on Friday' ever — .500 a t lh

irO w /iufis .... ~ 1 3 ^ _ g | B tr o j 3 c o ^ladddej^ fe n s im end44if e b e r t - s^ a ^ r aitions i \ ____ BOISE ^Saturxlay.nigliliglit Boisc^lalo-gav&birth to » I jftitew— W c'vc-gonniciram"alia^ialf on ihem before he aclunlly Hebert, aI p re se a so n pick for .-ly-Amori'lerican (|uarlcrhack \vo( facet of defense.-imisoTr 'oods and the BSU defen.seleJimitcd-Northwo.stern Ir to ------0Tna>'‘hav0T7iarked the end-ftj'fora ■■ snaprit:"’------honors"ln'DnDivision I-AA;. may have losl losniis job’loTTrlc just~ll16 pass completions in -19 altei m ightihave-been allall-American quarterbaback. As for philosophy,)hy. Criner said Northwester attempts while intercepting em uses a Barkley. Heblebcrt had 2,000 plu^ y a rd s irin tolal offense a . fourp• p a s s e s ,, Northw estern Slate’s Bobbobby Hebert. fantail zone punl cov splitspl e n d K ip p B e d an l and twothird-quaiuarterscoringdrives- flankcker Ron Harvey will bo a sla A fte r th e g a m e B SU Co;Coach Jim Criner didn’l hidede llie Turk has-1.4 speeded 1in th e 40-yard d a sh a n d h e gi 1 staple in the BSU attack ■gotahand "I’dsayitrII m ig h t b e Ihe end for No. 12 (Hebert)."( i BSU's alongIR w ith W e b ste r's running, fact lhat special team s —- iespecially kick blocking -— •will o n a p a rtia lly blocke*ckod punl and blocked his sececond wilh own all-Amer lerican candidate Rick Woodsods said. ‘He threw Behshind W ebster on Ihe BSU depthdep Chari is Buhl High's p la y a m a jo r ro le fo r h iscK h a r g e s th is fall; h is c h e s t fo r th e UngeingorT D , th e b a ll up foi for grabs all night long andd oion the three films Markk Schaal. The sophomore carriedcar eight limes for 33 "With a young teama like11 we have, you need to lo do . . "Coach Criner sav,saw a few holes in their .linenc and we we saw. he di' did the same thing. I was muchmui more worried yardsis lo b e th e No. 2 ru s h e r• forfoi the Broncos...but he something to get tbe monnomentum," Criner said, ‘itIt \was forced them lo missliss a few blocking assignmeilents." the about No. 11’ Il’s (Barkley) ability to get;et thi o b a ll de ep on s u f fee re r d a d lslo c a le d sh o u ld e r onm hhi ls la s t c a fi-y ,. ___ __very, vory critical that we got off on the good foot tologel elated junior said.. "Coach"C pointed those ihings o ioul ol the us." ------‘Trhey h popped it back In on Ihe si these kids believing Iheyy canCi uphold the tradition at: BoiseB( s t a r t of th e w eek andnd w\ e w orked on th em a ll week he sidelines and it may nol iklong." Woods hadla d two, in lc rce p lio n s lo help he his bid for bo tooDO bad," Schaal. his lefl arm ir ~ S lflle ." Turk lined up a y yard outside the end and m in a sling, said after the d said his all-Americanan honors and had a lougJi timotim controlling his game.10- " I m a y b e out a w eek o r two, Criner said the punl blo(blocking success came becausilusb'of',' sirategy was simpleiple. “I wanted to get pasi two, but I wani lo be ready, >l Jhe.'.ciid . ._.Joya{tcr.thegl e g a m e .- ...... - ...... f o rld t idnhoStatftSept. 19). I'ltftndcnd out how b a d II is w hen r ...... tw o m a in fae lo re, ( l ) gomnap,*‘ “ T h a t 's O K ,“ th ec e-t-jUS^ppundspcodstcre- said; comcrtjactrHeTCCordcd . “Trn" td^*•Ir^usI iorilgiu. Wee hadh that letdown when we.e gotg up by '23, b u t o n e aiassisted tackle and three sol Criner said, “He picks the ball up and then sends it back.ba makes me wani logoigo h a rd e r." solo stops. His' lefl knee then we camemebacklougli.’’ evidene n lly h e ld up fine. - — ' i - - N -

B-2Tlfnes-Naw8.;TwlnFIn Falls, Idaho M onday, Seplijplember7.iMl is-Housstoneoi B y U nited P r e s s In ternlational a t — ______- - * C o n tliiu ed lroom iD P a g e B l ii. h,m d nyj^TwlnCilla.. ii ------laiiai_------— — to -se c o n d -a s-G e o rg e Ko liuedeparted-iiHayorofGrti ~ i A'ho lo ad ed th e bases then UeMar llnxlcraofi. Uurlcy..;,...... 146 __._oyl-Dan.Dricsscn.wasJ - —HrHtetnjrtt'ootrTwtn Fall*• i.,I. : ------f-r.-.-rrrrmvS' tenal'League— a n d K n i ^ t followed wit;.•ith a double lo o u f ^ t h eleTanrand-notchodinritij, T i ~ Kdly Jotinson.'Sall UikcCllyly ...... l« FlynnMcRot■Rot»erl*.TwlnFftIli...... ICI161 unimpressively In the firstfir h alfytic.. CaryEricktc:k*<»n.T^^lnF»llI ...... i«i«. season. axejJeterminedfd to m a k e th e ------= rlgtit-centcr, scoring Coironcepcion and ___ _ .Se^MFUiailliW .. AtKoctnwff.-rif;T»1t»r*lli...... Drtessen^.Tom Jlutne.^',who_ relieved ___ - m o st of (lieir second chan“ " c e . - -...... w ith Ills s « Iloblj||iom.T>slnFall»...... IU DlllUnxJecn!!enSr..TwinFilU...... i6i ^sw ond h o iiie ru n of tlie g a mne. e . Pastore in the clfilith, gotgc thevictor7 pjtlsbiirRh9;?h9rSanDle^5 ;— n?rirrifucT7rwrnTiM ~ ...... IC— rtrryMcNw I s ------^Winnors-«f-4iinc-in-a-a-rnw hefnre— and-22ndflf ------andim proTcd hlsrecord' Don KulMn. Twin F a lli...... '.,,, I4S • GreHLanlin*lin*. F iler...... icsIGS S a tu r d a y n ig h t’s loss to) t)th e Ex p o s, th e T h e A str ■dTtrr^^------S r S an~DICEflT^asoir' ^ Tiibmpson ~ s tr o s took a 3-2 lead in thh e collecled foi Del Rupert. JJolsc...... ;...M 9 UeUrtndJey.Uey.TwinFtlli ...... twi» Aslros rebounded-Sundjiday.. to defeat seventh inn fo u r hits, Including a two: UobSlalcr. Twin Falls...... inning on consecutive doubles ...... 151 A tla n ta 5, N ew Y ork a ru n h o m e;r r in th e first inning, drove in a n y Mpcharn. Twin Falls ...... IU M o n tre al 4-3 In 12 inningsRS' b y L u is P’ujolsandJoeNiekro. u j Marv Owens. Burley ...... SWhFLlW N ew ly acq u ired P h il GGi arn o r singled C e s a r Ce. j At New York, Da)ale Murphy four runs; andan scored three others lo ...... SlanMyen.T i.Tw lnFalU ...... 162 Cedeno hit his third homer in “ home Dickie Thon with1 one0 out in the the second i . n slammed a three-runin first-inning le ad th e P irai r : te s . E d d ie Solomon.•&^ irt, - . - ...... n.M.Scfpa.7ia.TwinFalU...... ito Id in n in g to g iv e Houston a 1-0 TWnJniglit -hom e run lo-help Atluntinto. Murphy's pitched the f . ,vi SllrlEmpey.-ey.TwtnFalU...... I71^ top of the 12th inningg to-give the lead, but th e E x p o s w en l ahead 2-1’ iii he first slx-innings and Don , Chuck J’oMcr. Tw in F a ll!...... h o m o ro a m e o ff Randy JoJones, l-a„who Robinson1 notno tch ed hia secondsavc:— “ FrnnKnuctjer.Tw)nK#ll»...... „ Doug Vollmermer. Twin Fttib ...... |7373 H o u sto n tho victory...... thfr Ihird-oiI on a walk to Rodney Scotl DonHulclilnRS.TwlnFells ...... f : - RayBo*en.T>I.TwlnFalls ...... I7J7J ■ After Montreal hadd sq u a n d ered a n d a n in i,„ was making his first slastart since the ...... ^ __t}oOMInjo,,T'>.TwlnFalls ...... 174 _ lnside-th(^ark homer bv —;------Jim McCord. Hurley ...... -.-.t— scoring opportunitics-inn bothI th e lOth D aw so n . ' .-•- - end_ o fjhcrstr)kc;:RtclrlrMahtcr.-:5:5.7_-Lo6-AngelMi ItoSrSL’LouiioZZZZlT" r KlllsArnold.TwinFalli...... DlllToner.Bu .Burley...... 174' and nth innings, Thon hil1 a one-out Houston lig ond Gene Garber, wholio e a rn e d his . ^ o s JuanDcAndfl.Klko ...... 1 n tied the score 2-2 in t h e . 3s Angeles, Fernando ‘ s c c o n d sa v e , sc a llc re d sseven c hits. Valenzuela. tkriJonca, Twin Falls ...... i» SevcolbFlifM single off loser Hlias So:>osa, 1-2. T ony fo u rth wh(A’hen Cedeno singled and la . 12-1 set a major-Ieaguc (AUtcoraiaeO Scotl followed with a single s lo p u t s c o re d onJ a trip le b y A rt H o w e . ------—- - record-for-iar-rookles-by-pitching-htr .Tw[nFalli ...... •- ...... FourthnisblIgtil XussHenk.Tv mH ' n jn n e rs ' a t first a n di ' second and Sao Pranclsco3, ChicagojoO i se v e n th shulsh u to u t of th e seaso n and Duane SclincbcrKcr, Twin Fallsills ...... ISS MlckSlrlbilu*iSw.Twrn'Pfllls” ',...... IJ4 M Garner, obtained from th e P ittsb u rg h C in c in n a ti 5 JflckJIftstinw.Klko...... 1S3 JockPowlu*,!M,TwlnFalls ...... _ _ ^tiS _ tl5,Philadelphla.4^ ______At_Siin.Francisco._Vid;ida_Blue.J:5.___added a threetircc-run triple in the sevcnih ...... - ...... -HiiyWiBlit,.TwlnFnll3_ IM TcrryAmoitT ...... -Piratesiast weclcrsinRlected to -c c n te n o A'(“ P fiihladelphia, d Ray knight hil a allowed just one hit ovciver seven in- inning to lealead the Dodgers. The 2l>- CharlciJarvis. Rupcrl...... IsTT^enM lracle.l JJ - ■ ma k o 'a ‘ wiimcr.^>T F ra iikk Ll aC orte. 4-2;"-tw o:bU T ,‘Iwd-ruh'double iw) hrthc'nlnlirlir n in g s a n d d rove In a run',in‘. Biijehad a""year-old leftile ft-h a n d e ra llo w e d fo u r hits DuancSmlih.TwlnFallj...... l» l4ren Whitneyney. Twin FbIU ...... w!7 th e fourih of four H oustonon pitchers. inning to bn uckner hit a and strqckck oui eiglil to raise his Mllol>Mr*on,T>.itiF.iUi...... lifl M#xThurt>er.'■er.TwlnFalU |j7 break a tie and lift the Reds,s. no-hilter until Bill Buc Dawson tied the scorere 3-H when he Dave Conceicepcion singled with one outat one-out single in tho se;;eventh. Afler seasoii'lotalfal tito 152. O nly two Cardinals ied off the last of the elglith«1 inning off loser Sp:S p a rk y Lyle, 7-5. and inoved-- ^Bob W a ts o n ’s tw oi-run -r triple ReuscheiI walkedw two and struck out wom en’s 400 m eters in. -18.GI-18, seconds, m e te r sp rinrint inconvincingstyle. . higtiligliled the six-run fir::irst inning at— '^ o JA ‘.mproi'rove his.record to 3-1 since' B a ltim o re 8, O akland 4 t — Toronto3,CWChicago2 • _ only one-hundredth of a second: out- The-longjng^sirldlng^Fosler, second ' Kansas City., The Yank'ikecs scored acquir..lired by the Yankees. His At Baltimore, I.cnn Sakfikala blasted At Chicago,ago, rookie Jesse Barfield side the world record held he by-East fastest man•an in the world behind com- Wme was only.lhesevenlh- tlieir six runs on eight hitlits 10 extend complete gar - a grand slam lo highlight;ht a six-run h it h is firsl-m5l-major league homer and- - Germ any's M arita Koch.h, patriot Reyieynaldo Nehemiah. led from t h e i r -Winning streak to tlthree games turned in byy thetl slafflhis season. ___ seventh inning lhat rallied!d the Orioles George Bell h Kratochvilova, In winnhinlng the title, start to fin;flr^h to take his speciality ■cfirtl n[tnin>il T h e R ovalSalS-scored-lhelF-ruij-lii-tlie— :___ and boost their_19ai roct ' To V'ictoryl lA'nnis nuiriirlinez. tl-l, Blue Jays bandedban the White Sox their ------a is o - b o C T m n h ir n f s i WonA'omahmToiir evenr^lnn 13732 second^ second on a a- nvalk m Amos Oils and___ K a n s a s City tom -2. ___gave.up. 12-hits bui Jiung-g-on -for-the — n in th lo ss in ItieirlastlOIti games.------

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K i r i K " j j l y ^ 0*1 Oi.U C«(l*4. 1 ■■ J ...... —---M^'odayayrSeptemb«r-7rl9ai— TimesmBS-Now®^‘"nFftlIArid8h6'B-3— { 3 S 5 t G(Q ffie z NEW YORK (UPI)) —- Jlm triy Connors, sufferingIng a n d h a s y e t to d r t ^ a ^>et t ini th re e m a tch e s. _____ ctampsJiLbolh-logs-jii „— touEhLtactloiiraUal i-and-his-handr'almost-gavcivc------Iirthe-Dnljnipseroftljftne'an«rrt66rt7Mike Cahiir in.Ihea2lh gam aat30-to force^ away his match agai " the tie-break, gainst Andres Gomez, thenicn made Connors' day eveieven more cheerful when he ^ When Connors, the• f( fourth seed, dduble-faultcd re c o v e re d to win a fifthth ses t tie -b re a k 7-5 S u n d a y andmd upset No. 12 seed Johai)han Krlek,'4-6.-6-2,-6-i. W , agalnat5-2inlhctie-br(break, it was only his third of ____s u n 'iy e a gn ic lln g m aB ra rathon th a t lifte d h im into thothe— Cahill,-a 29-year-old frofrom Memphis. Tenn., now i of__ J 'the matchrandIhen heile was wide on the next poihi" fourth round of the U.S. U Open Tcnnjs_Champl-ipi- ■■ b e c o m e s . .Conno rs ’ , oppoppoDcnt .in. the-round of J6. TilllnalBi nert; lasl year and u nJo^-with-Gfrnezi^servea- c o m in g up. Connors, a lhree-timeme Open champion who once quarterfinaiisttheprcvlojvlous tw o y e ars, But Connors, checrcd was the idol of Gomez,lez, outlasted the 2I*year-ofdBid- A ls a m o v ln g into th ei foifourth ro und w ere No. 8 seed *cd on by a c a p a c ity cro w d , ^ held strong and ended th Ecuadorian, ranked 50th5011 In th e w o rld , 6-7, C-3.6-1,i-i, Eliot Teltscher. No, 9 RoscoeR Tanner and No. 16 I the match wi^inn acc, only'iy ” hlS' second of the mate 4-6, 7-6, in four hoursrs andi 22 minutes un Centerle r B r ia n G o ttfrie d . T eltschCher e be a t V ijay A m rltra J. 6-2, a tch , lh a l w a if w ide to th e : , - C o u rt, ...... I' fo re h a n d . ' W .'S-O.Tanhcrdefealedl;cd Chris Mayotte, 7-6.6-1,6-2. ------So se v e re w ere th e leleg g cramps that m oreihan an'-an' and Gottfried struggledled past Chris’ brother. Tinifi "When 1 was 15 JimJimmy was my -idol." said hour afler the match.ch. following a shower andnd____ Mayotte_,^2,W ,>7,7j6._:6_.______Gomez, like Connors a left-hander.li "1 feel a lol of — massagereonnors-stlinlll'found il more comfortableile . Martina Navratilova,!'a. seeded fourth among Ihe2 respcct'andlidmfralioh')h fofliim.1 riiko Ihc way lie ^ to stand than lo sii. Therhe cramp In his rackef hand'nd women, easily beat'JoAlloAnne Russel'l, 6-2, 6-i. and"J -,-playsrlt‘sdlffercnt thanan the olhor players. Todav I ..... • o c c u rre d a t 5-2 In th e decisivedec tie-break and causedcd has dropped only ninele games( TO three matches, still respiiWwi^ilin. butJt 1 looked at him as another him todouyeJfluiLonihcthonpyt point ______------Sixth-Eoed-Sylvia- Hanikinika-of West- Gcrmany-<{e"___ Plnycc,:^______" r d h a te to m a k e a livingIlv off m a tc h e s lik e tiiat."1." fealed Marcella-Mesker,ker, 4-6, 6-1. 6-2. a n d No. itI Andrea Lcand. respon.'onsible for Ihe biggest shock ■ Connors said, "Thoseie I kind of matches producece Barbara Poller overoama m e L indsay M orse. 4-6. 6-2. of Ihe week when sJie stunrnxlstu socond seed Andrea ‘ ' everything. It shows mi me Tm in good’sha^lRils— lT 7 ^ .------Jaeger, cbnlfhued he>T improbaSfTTlimbi to the ' , k in d of p re s s u re w is goo( good. To win a m atch like thallal. In shocking fashion,, CoConnors almost Ujrcw away- - r o u n d ,o f 16 w ith a 6-46-1, 6-:i vic to ry o v e r J u lic ------. 'is.'. ,rd hate to fell youou what it feels like to loseI a th e m a tc h w h en he doubleible- faulted on the final pointt Harrington. m a tc h like th a l." ■ lo allow Gomez to breaka k him1 for 6-S in Ihe fifth set, Unseeded women advi ' ■' Second se ed BJorn Bori dvancing along with Uandid 3org continued to roll along in B ut C o n n o rs, w ho had troubletroi all afternoon wilh Ihci were Rosemary Casals quiel fashion, beating D als, Jo Durie and Sharonin K D avid C a rte r. 6-2. C-2, 6-2.•2. blistering service of his tall and powerful rival.. W alsti.______JIM M Y C O N N O RRS S -^ -;-.w in a m a ra th o n m a tc h ------r

7 Momi e n S u m i u e s T S Olofpl pS * o f c ^T o n a l ^j o l f e r ^ - Haas kneu.nx) a t start o f lasist round he woululd win B.C. tow Jmen Taktiented rookie SISheehan seeks iiinitial victory atIt Rail Classic ■--- ENDICOTT, N.Y. ■ (I(UPI) ■ - Jay__M ll\s^k0{KQejppenIand_w£nLDQ-to-win_ In— four-shots-bchind-Haasrhrb u t-fllru /Ig le d ------S P R IN'JGFIEL-DrIll;-rUPn“ G Pallyilly mone:riisrinlTiy rooki'6 ------Haas-aays-hc-knew fronro m 'th tro p e n ln g b y th re e‘ shots,sh ;i’o season." said may feeleel some extra pressure in w ilh a 73. h is firs t over-;r-par round of Sheehan.I. lookingIi to cap an outstand-nd- Sheehan. "The win will hole of Sunday’s finaiI roundro he would ill come In lime because• thereIhi are a number of con- icript was also familiar for,r Ih e to u rn a m e n t, lo finishhat27«. { ing rookie:le season with her firsl LPGA bc tough to beat'in Jheh e $275,000. B.C., GA a n d 1 ho p e it c o m es tomorrow. ti I'm tenders nnea e a r th e lop. ru n n er-uup p Tom Kite, who- bogam he"'i(k------Hass’ viciot7 is-htss- third since 'tour vlctoi:tory. shot a 5-under-par 67 goingiogoafterit:" , , O p en , ^ " I t ’s going golf to be a matter of not und three shots behind HaasIS jo in in g th e P G A to u r .liin 1977, T h e S u n d a y to itake a one-stroke lead over. ■ H a a s h a d dum p e d hils is ssecond sijol in ro>^‘ S h e e h a n . 24. of. Reno,lO, Nev.. used a making anyan> mistakes." said Bradlev. cr got closer to him than two•0 winner|s_check_ boostedHi tiis season-.three golfe)l(ersJn.lhe-secorii'round of - ,a8andtraprbulherecovi.vcrcdwCUnd of 8-iron lo pul her approai)aeh shot on the "There are ar 'Jiisl loo many good Kile finished second for the,e earningstojr74,467. the$l25.00t000 R a il C h a rity C lassic, . p u tte d fo r p a r. leih hole three foet frfrom Ihe cup. players whwho wonl lo win here. It's .slralghl_week._and for_th(i_ _^*I h a ^ lh o - f e e ljn g - il- i(i------l^This. Is .a_great.. thrll.rill." he said .-.— ••WinninFing-is-very important to mie e. . -Slnk ln g h e r b ird ie p u ll fo r-lh e lca d .------—a n y o n e !ss b ballgam>»" a ift In 1901: H e also h a s 14 o th e r w eeR (6 w in ," he sa ld ,'’^."IcouldicUBy— T ‘i t ' s e v e n a b e tte r feelingng’thairwrien'I rm very'ct''cbmpetillvi; hnd'ifl can gef jet d ’BrFen.'shota5-uncleiler-par 67 to pul Lundquls'lulsl, who shoi a 4-under-par ;today’sroujid. especially rinishes. and Sunday’s ^.700« won in-Milwaukee. WilhihTom iKlle) this win fhi th is week I (hInk II can s tair( r t h e r a t 7 -u n d er fo r (he (ouournameni. She 68. creditslits a; practice session after a - ; ' p a r fro m th a t b u n k e r." :ion prize boosted him to No. 3 o u t th e re 1 felt like I b e a tI tht e b e st. I ’v e o ff so m e th elhlng' very important foror is also seeking her firsl'it v ic to ry on th e p o o r roundJnd In the Denver tournament And win he did, by th PGA lour money-winnng list>1 been blessed oach timene 1 won hy me.” Sheeh% han said. womens’ tour, saying thi:his tournament last SundajIday with turning her game c a p tu r e th e $49.500 lo p pri f Bruce Lletzkc, who did nol)l h a v in g c o n fo rta b le leadsJs In the final hc-BTrtJpcn^------— fctt^noicrnuiTwaMrraiable lo plav a uoifers-w' Haas, demonstratingg forfc the second PJajnmhtr d sponsors work for. an a insurance .. conservallve round todjidoy bioiisc survlvollioh e cul fo r to d a y 's final ro u n d , )ke m e up, and this Is going bc tim e this summer his5 abilityat lo pro- Bob Clai'lampett and Barry Jaeckel c o m p a n y b a se d in Sprlnf: ' once you lay up short a nRlieid. payday," s ;-tecl-a-leadrshoi a 2-undu n d e r-p ar 69 on tie d fo r Ihithird place at a 9-under-por and Rcl mm Shcclianin fpul together four birdies in she said. 'Tm going for j" . "It’s almost like b.being In my .broke." ; • the rain-drenched 6,966-y56-yard En Joie 275. Clampmpett w itha 70 on the final, trouble, a guy like Tom1 can< put you a row on1 11 Ihe front nine to move to Jj a w a y ." ------, -hometown and it wouldlld_rcally_bc,n_ -Velerans -'•' Golf Ciirt)'course lo finish Ihe round aridrid J a e c k d w ilh a 68, H ow ard >i-undcr-par)ar In the54-holo tournam ent, iin6_Jflt|y Haves. _Joannp — great-plactHtrwiirrny-y-fm -touraa- Carnor'and —■•-tournamenl-at-14-undtrri in'- p a i . -wlih-Ti— m i y i vva a s s'a lo n e in fllih p la c e a t 276,i, Ihree times Kite closec :e ahead or follow rookie Kyle and Hollis Stacy are tied at led ivllhin tw o * J ment,_sold thejndinnap■polls rejldeni, _5.„„dor, ,|,p ■ ^ 0 total.- — ______...— while first-'St-round leader Calvin Peetee shots, but each time Haaslas recovered ° ™and veterans Dale-Lundqulst th r o o sh o ts o ff Iho lead.-^— ■ Bolh O’Brien and Shee: ■ It was much the sam6me script as in Joined Chiphip Beck and Dan Pohl In a tiee Twice Haas responded wllh v birdies “"dPalBraJradloy, Milan wlllliave sixiccn-yin-year-old Tracy Tale, play­ to fight off Bradley an Juiy, when he owned a five-shotfl lead at 277. ToiFour rookie Denis Watson of,f a n d th e th ird lim e K ite fo md I.undquisl. i„g |„ herer hometown,h did not qualify foiled h im s e lf " I th in kk I've I' shown I can play with111 B ra d le y , w h o se iw o vlcto • after three rounds of-1)f- th e G re a te r S o u th Afrlifrica began Sunday's roundd withabogeyonNo. 15, :lo rlc s Ihis y e a r to r Ih e fin lln aal round but shot e 78 lo the besl of)f IhemI by being I2th bn thele IncludetheU.S, Open, sa said Ihe rooRles [InlshaslowlowQmatcur.atIL-over-par. ______” — Briefljl^ iiT s p o rtt s - Grosby > lo w ly 7^bij n t i m n s d ______„G ant/iopefie s p o /e p o s l^ T iiwlll-help- c ------r starts sl ttS rA irtnateur™ DARLINGTON,N, S.C. (UPI) - Harry Ga SAN FRANCISCO (UPJPli - Nattiaiilel Crosby, T h e b a c k nine a t th e 01; Gant, who has finished ' Olympic Club’s Lake course} two more shots lo getI closedo While Crosby ran in a - second five times y o u n g e st son of th e la te BhBing C ro sb y , w on tw o of the ics in NASCAfi events thiss season,si hopes his pole ^ had been good lo Crosbyby all week, ond II was good1 slx -f o o le rlo tie th e m aItch. tch . position in today’s:]' ’s 32nd a n n u a l S o u th ern 500 wl •last three holes from Brlirlan Lindley. then sank a iwlllgivcTiimUieodgoto I lo him again when heh e needed il Ihe ;no.st. AllI On 18. both made crucic•uclal putts lo send Ihe match ------: ______w ln h ls first-e v e r Glr G ra n d N a tio n a l cro w n . . 15*fool b ird ie p u tt in ovei.'criime Sunday lo capture— f Wndlcy had lo do was pickpic and choose tho shots ho) lo Ih e U7lh h o le a n d a fte:ter r twoI fine aliols lefl Crosby _____ J Ganl.4l, is hvfng l^ J il^ s t seasdrrSlilfeigErfin ish e s in IhcloyfK’c — Ihefilal U.S, Amaleur GolfolfC liam p lo n sh lp ,------wanled lo play-safe anc and he had-the 19-year-oldI barcly-shortofjlhe-grcen•een— -th e hole Is a -p a r-flv e;------" 50 fa r. bu l h e h a s yyc e t lo c o m e ho m e w llh Ihe lof Crosby started p’:^von' aL.rznnjccum ..; iioni^onc.onn UieUi 16ih w hen C ro sb v m ad o - - homo, Obviously, thls-ls tl _hole — Ihc-nlnth'-■U'liiiilh H Ihrco-foot pull after__ -iBtho-blggcsLmomenLof-my.__ - Former NFiFL Hneman dies i ___ • a 10-foolccJor;r landing par-afler in the h back fringe life. I don’l know what los sJrLwreck — - L in d le y m is sed from 12 f « lo say. I guess I'm a little too • feel lo cut llic lead to three, whllc.Lindley missed fromfro five feot for a bogey. emotional." ------TATI.ORS. S.C,.C, (UPi) - Roy Lewi^ It had gone to four on theesevemhwhon s Lindley got ; Kirksey. who pl^od Lindley got unlucky on 17 w hen h is sc co n d shot w as ___ It w a s Ihe first tim e sli professional footbatball for tho Philadelphia Kagli - on In two and Crosbv cononcedcd a one-footer for a e since I950.lhe tournament- i igles a n d N ew Y o rk 'Je ls, ...... I -b u rle d in a b u n k e r. H a d3 ho'playedhe it safer, he miglil” was decided In overtime, was killed Saturday b ird ie , me. That year, Snm Urzetta •day In a one-car wreck nearar his home, aulliorllies not have lost. The tall,, blondebi Californian needed sa id , n e e d e d th re e e x tra ho lee s tcto b e a t F r a n k S tra n a h a n . ... Klrksey,.33, d ioo^whcn i his car went out ofI controlc< on u sccondar\- - ro a d a n d p v e rtu rn■nefl, w th e hig h w a y p a tro l said, Kirksey, who rotli•etlred from pro football in 1975.197 w orked for Ihe clly NFL— ------o fG re cn v tllG asdJlroctorofthe lrc West GreenvilleIlo R e cre atio n C enter, He played offensi:nsive guard for the Eagles■s InI 1974 a n d 1975 a fle r •C o n tin u ed fro m P*ageBl a | K^asCltyIly 37, P ittsb u rg h a .and threw tiiree scorin playing three yean3ars for.the Jels, family memembers said, ■mg p a sse s to in g th e flifinal two yards for a T h o m a s IHoward picked up Terrv•y_ p ro p el A tla n ta p a st N< No«’ JJrlcans |ouchdown._vn._lo rally -ihe_Bengal8..., . inTcrcepted throe tiincs.■Riilk'dgehit— H Ui'iidsliaw’srrruihblL~wilh liaH lo play"y Saims coach UumTliill iilUps sullercd Schonert,. a second-year pro from ' Leonard wliul// close pre-fighjht workouts 5-of-H p a sse s for 97y a rd s, and ran 65i5 yyards for a TD and safelyy the loss in his debut w wilh Now Or- Slanlord,, replacedrt ineffective Kon ------Gziry-B artr,rb'aro' stopped a-lasl-ditett— LAS VEGAS. Ne\Nev, (UPU - World Boxing' — -Anderson-aii-al-the-T!nd-of-tho-ftrst ------lg Coun^cli_wcl[erwolRhj______Jl -diJvc.. -by-Llntcrccpting—K------champlon-Sugai^R — Baltim ore 29,• New Engl aw ------:------quartcraflciific rS c attle-jump(Kl'to~B~2r-o------^ ^Ray-Lconard-wlii-closo-si■^omc or his sparring iiaeconds later lo give lhc______to M lo n s to th e publi jblie and the press as he prgpn Randy McMillan rushi Philadelphia 24, N.Y.ClailanljlO lead: - jpartis for his fiiiowduwn wild upset. Pitlsburgli gave' w llh T h o m a s H earn:irnsSept. 16, “ ■ydidh und uappud iwo li £ ------W lllirri M n n lg n n irry ,ii fo r - _ .... r \ v Z Tim I'lexperlierienced Oileis' deiense llie L eo n a rd , w ho tookook th e w ee k en d off fro m tra in quarler scoring dri 117 y a r d s In to ta l offen;mse and Ron nr««,nnBvH! aining, conducledsecrel Dn ball sevenJ IItimes on five lost fuml)les ly 16, C hicago 8 _ : workouts before his touchdown runs and M k e W w d a n d ,^ ,0 in Jaworski fired a fw-yard his rematch with Roberlo Duran,Du They seemed to interceptions. The Chiefs Lee Ivcry and Gerry Ellis ‘ p a y o ff a B h e s to pa p p ft ^ Duran In tho eighth roumund of Ihe controversial kicked three (ield goa ® Rodney Parker lo hol| ; scored 20 of their :!7 points following S ni . ^ 5 ^wred onn Bh8hor^runs in the flrat-haif------' b o u t to re g a in h isI title.titl Baltimore over New K champion Eagles lo Ihelrlrl2lhstralght g,, SlLHiler tu nm ic o v e rs. Stenerud 'added a fourth- ______Hcorn3.-tbaiVorli; v ic to ry o v o r th e (]lanl.s — ^------because Qf-a-8itghtT] S t . L ouis ______— -flifo^AJpsUiiinule.aUempt' P.nsi_Cliicflg(; ____ , curing a Bpnrringsesession Saturday. His Iralnaj 3.Vyard run 2:25 Into 1 i nar. Emanuel ScaWard. Voodley throw TD passes of,f E ^ iro U 24, S a n F ra n c is c!017 o to score by the Bears was nullifod r said Ihc ln]ury was as: slight and that II would not ( lu a r te r to c a p a 78-yard set lot p rev e n t H ea rn s fro m I yards lo Jimmy Ccfalo-nnd—d ____ Billy Sima vaulted a yyard Inlo the when officialicials ruled the Packers had - •— . a sc h ed u le d sp a rrln f He later bulled over from ring session Monday, end rone with 18 secondss leftli lo plav to recoveredd a fumbleI ofler an apparent (out wllh 8:11 lo play to ond Schnmann kicked lwo_lleld_ owcr Miami past St, Louis,. — lift the Lions past San Fn^ranclsco. Tho touchdown•n bb) y M a ll Suliey, m a rc h , Cunnlnghatam’s contract talalks hit snag M iami's deftlefense had four sacks for ;MJ 49ers twice rallied from'in touchdown Curlls Dickey added deficits lo tic in the secoi 1 a iD-yard yards In lossi)sses and held St. Louis’ star ^nd half on a Bulfalo31,NL N .Y .J e la O F O X B O n o , M oDBS. m , (UPI I - A last-minute snaghasemcrgodlnlhcsnt iscoring run for the Collss in 1 the first'' rujiiilng bac: I-yard ruii by-Rlcky.Pal!alton and Joe jop p ' lack. ottiR Anderson, lo 52- ;rguSon threw for Iwo TDs. New tCngland Patriiitriots’ efforts to roach a contontraci aRreemenl with |p e rio d a n d W ood k icked fieldfic goals of yards on 20 “ M o n ta n a ’s 21-yard T D p;pass to Fred 20 c a rrie s . T h e C a rd in a ls ! one lo running back Joe holdout fullback SaiSam.CunniDgham.-lcanLDwnirtncrJlllly-Sulllvan said 48,19 a n d 35 y a rd s . n S olo m o n w ith 7:30 le ft to p wero hurlI Iby the loss of veleran Cribbs, and ■Sund a y , ______md Cribbs ran for another quarterbackck Jim Hart, whosufferedaa score as Bufi : Publish'cS reportsoris indicated tiie PatriotsI and a Cunningham had 1 Buffalo routed the Jots, Wllh “ TJallu^rWaihtngtoD 10------bruised -lofl-?fl-knoo-Ule In-lhc-Iirsl-.It___ C in c ln n a li 27, S « a « le a i______Ihe Bills'Icfl ■ ■ reached n tentativeIve Dgrecmenl on a two-yearir coniract,c which would _ ' leadlntn^ in Iho second . ‘ Danny While threw two o' T I ) p a s s e s , q u a rte r a nid d didc not relu rn . Third-string quaflerl?rback~rurkr-pGriixrFcrp : . return llic big fullbillbflCk.lQ.the team nftgr he satsa ou! lasl season 111 a _____' Tony Dorsett rushed for 132l32^ai-ds and 'CTRusoinnrewTnzRTawTD'^ — ' Schoiierl, playing his5 firsl NFL.-pa5s.tti.Crlbl:rlbbs..Butfalo came out for . . c o n ira c t disp u te, 1Rafael Septien kicked fourjr field goals Atlanta27. ,^ew Orleans 0 ~ rcgular-scason game.iC. d i r e c t e d Ih e se co nnd d half and scored three ' • ; . Sulilvanstrcssedtcd th e re h a s b e e n no su c h agrei[rcement and added lhat______lo.help.lhc-CowboysI ruin thetl debut of .. Stove \U BartkowBki ignored qQ Cincinnati on a fourthI iquarter, 84- touchdownsns InI the third poriod to pul Cunningham's agen?enl, Howard Slusher, has entereden a now demand iR e d sk in C oach Jo e G ibbs. Jammed thuihumb on his throwing hand[1 yard drive, with Pete Jo:Johnson runn- thegameoutoul o f roach, ; w h ic h c o u ld p o se aanobstacletothe n ^ signing, ]4u8trafla^s.'b Marsh w in s £uiuropeangolf - Glevelm ( nd, San Diego dieclare rrnutual reespect ______LIVERPOOL, Eng England (U Pn^A ufltrallfl’BC'BGrflham.Marilialiola..-_ ._ I Sunday In th e $210,000 --CLEVEUND(UPir-l- Luckily fo>~ "T'd'raihci 4 -u n d er-p a r 68 to score sci a dramalic triumph Si hcr 'opcri"up agolnsl some-‘- ■’ • "The obvious-is-ihiiiIt they’re an— "I iwukJk Briair Slpe’s ■ a groat" T E u r o p e a n Opcn gotf- ih n y' 'Ovo n>;'n\iirod a iireat_io b - ~iiTidniarHDmreT5yif5gir M l each lQ5l£d-6^ 8ualUch a j r e a l te a m so e a rly inn Chuck Muncrcniis ability tw ic e d rew los'el befc•efore fo rg in g a h e a d fo r th e flrttlmfiri catthelSlhand q lyasa'runner competitorir andai it ou(^t to be a lot of other In prtj-game commenents is nol the Beason,"H'" San PIcp Coach Don ' h o ld in g on to w in thh e !$35,000 first prize . tl ■ makes ihem ihnt much m o r c d ittlc u ll tu n p la y inlg g aai g a in s t him , lik e ly to m e a n B double forf(rfe lt------Coryell-saltMIt^BXWUi i h ^ r o w n s . to s to p ." ------Thoa7-year-oldMaMarsh, winning for the u th1 timeIh In Rurope during ^ B ul a sidIdo e from such normal pre- 4 f th e coBchcB look w h atI theytl said lo As for Cleveland t Coach Sam hiB c a r e e r , f in is hBd e d wilh ' a )3•unde^pB^ aggre{regale of 278 - two In ^ 1 The opposing quarterbcbocks — Dan game challeialler, bolh coaches aro con-' hearl, bolh might.Ihlnk twice tv abour Rutlgllflno,I, hisl\ commenlB oboul Ihe fro n t of B fillcB teroa,vIB, w ho slu m p ed lo a 74. 5 F o u ls 01 th o C h a rg e rs andnd Brian Sipe fidcnl aboutout Iheir teams and nellher bringingh their squeds 0on lo th e C h a rg e rs seem sei to come from thes of the Browns - also ho iQve joined a has madee atany major changes from — — ^— - — ------1 ^M unicipal Sladlunv grass, samewrileciic: m utual admiration societyty . la s l y e a r ’ssplayoftsquads. pll - F a m r ^ M siB romTw:osen/ooypleas(tahihofhn e o p ^ e^ B a t i £irday t By United Pr«sa Inlcrnatlortlo n a l: . ------,. pounded awa;w ay to r 122 y a rd s ru sh in g a n d ind I'A-o more Vandal defenense played outstanding gami s c o re s. lames. The backup players ’ The teemi picked lo0 idominBte the M l Big ! J u s t a s good a s Ih e B la rter rs s ,",” The Vandaldels finished Ihe game with K C o n fe re n c e fooiall Beesonn - Id a h o a n d d e fe n d in g nallo?,S' BlgS: Sky roundup ' h yards rushing, breaking ihelheir one-gBme record of M3 j lost ot the Vandals' scores‘B cccam e on long piaya, with c h a m p io n BoIbc S late - bothhBdbot an easy tim e el homi)m e In 53 yartis set back in J l l 1978 a g a inist st Weber. Slate. And ihe 70 3art scampering to the endd to n e on runB of M , 50 end th e f l i t t w ee k en d ot th e seleaB a i on:------703 yards in lolal JT® )ke the Idaho icem record of ( ! yards, Davis on runs ot 3638 a n d 37 y a rd s , a n d W ally ___ Idiho,.bfihlml-lhfl_ru»hlnjhlnj ol quarterback Ken Hobfobarl Coitch Jerryrry Davllch was a llUle worrl o t 622 y a rd s agalHBl s in 1968.------ie s a js o p ic k e d u p a TD .on.ai22-yarddflBh 22-: ______and tillDBck Ruiietl Dbviiwli, whipped Simon Fraser}[> ( 13.7 hlB team, eBpeclally'Ily when the Vandals couldn't some dumb things in the fin o^ise S ta te , u sin g four field goalsgoa by Kenrick cam crud, SaturdasnlBht-ieltlngBE[B p a ir o f te a m offe n ilv e jordB. move Ihe ball eariy»ri_y In the flrs^ quarter ag« firat querler," said ...... M o tlo f UiB m ls la k u liw o lv'ed e d play calllngi Bul-— aMLa:palti,o!.,lhird-quflrter.lout .f .louchdownB,Bcorod.by.lho- :, — A m t'M lM 8 (aterlh«-iwIM l-NeAA DlVlllOH-1-AA.llUtitiint. • C inidU nteimr ...... Uien WB Ireneoned overylhlng out and rcali snse, stayed easily ahead ol No knocked ott Northweit Lou eally began moving defcn [NorthmtemLoulBlana, .^ulilana a2-ao. Id the only otheroil But then Hobart aam n d DbvIb took over, combinlnling lo r ll»o Ihe b a ll." g a m e fo r A BlH Sky te a m1 Saturday,8 b N orthern Arliona 1 Norlhern ot A rlioni ran into0 TTexas A&I quarterback IB loBl ■ to u c h d o w n i ru sh inng. g , Hobart finished the gamen wllh 157 Davllch al>also said, "One thing thal real St-aalTexuA&l. really s\ood out was Markrk Jam es, who Ihrew for twoIwo touchdowns and guided yard! on Ihe grounound Ind three icorcB, whlihlle Davi! Ihc play otouour defense. Bolh the firsl ant and second units on thoJcJa v e lln a B lo a th ir d sc o re agaiiiRBlnsUheLumbcrjBcfa, j ifag (8,'-TwlnFail8rldiho— M ood^dayjSflotefDtiqt7..1Wt m

A tto t^ b a e f e ? h ik e; e f f o ir t s ByMARTYTRILLHAAS ■ F u l le r• saidSI he has been retained by y salary increase for• all county not mean i Times-News writer n that 1 am not concernedod increases to 7 perccnt, ... a numberer of deputies to aid them inrj e m p lo y e e s. . nt, saying the ing expansiansion of medical insurance • aboulcrimlVf6r,'’FFuller u said. departmenls, including ! commissioners to revise the0 "Although’ I may be I ng the Twin both Twinin FalisF city and Idaho State C o m m issio n o n th e Issu e I 2 known as a- Deputies;s are unhappy with thehe Falls Police.Departmen uethlsweek. budget, which w| calls for a 7-percentIt c rim fn a l d e fe n se attorne, em. They also Policeofficefle e rs. — ney.-thal.does commissionloners’, plan lo limit salaryry asked for improved benenefils. Includ--- - Cite dangers5 cof increased tu;umover See DEPUTIES Page B5

z r S e p ij fraufieoririhgpii ------:-*V i ByMARTYTRILLHAASlASE ■ 20 law-en•enforcement aBcncies. Ihec complain their benefitsj doc not com- ‘ ~ j g a l - Tiiaes-Ncwswrlter^.—-...... T w in F aills lh County Sheriff's Depart- pare favorably with beneinefits offered f ----L. ______. ment Is relrelatively undcrpaid.and un-I- by o th e r d e p a rtm e n ts, derstaffed.ed. The survey was compiled-.d ___ For. example. Fuller mnotes that of S '- s ^ ...... — T W IN F A L L S - ^ - -11-Tno-^c6liniy’s"''b y a groupup of th e dep u ties; — :"r.—.--the : six'dcpartments hetie c ite s only.:. ------sheriff’s deputies will111 argue once surmrvey will play a prominent,t Minidoka'and Twin FallsIs counties do , / S i again to Ihc county coicommissioners folo wiuvhatever presentation lawyerr not offerofficersa reliren-jment pension Tuesday lhat when Itt c lo J2:>,.|H1;'<1; llculcnanl. ------Thc-rccoht-vlctlmr-wlK Hi_117nKi^Q-Xlu,

Deah Terrel U dwarfecxfed by a 1947 Indian d « y . Uie gel-togoUier wi»w a chance for member* motorcycle af^tbe Idaiui l » Vintage Motorcycle DMonain to Gee each other as well asa s I(0 s h a re a o d sh o w off . Gub'fl gatheriog.ifl Twin*in F a lls City Park Sun- ...... UielrvliiUBeniotorcyelesr-» ;— ...... ______

Hazel F. K In n€y_;y ~ - . -Wwlnewlyylay ul RtrKliraklirsTiiHriiTTo------sinrbuck. Minn.; four sificsicrs, .Nirs- Church will»llh Father Jam es F. Slilnnlck M yrllc Hanson of Mlnncapopolls, Mrs - TWIN FAI,LS.-HflzerF:ei F. Kliincy. 84. oflk-lnlinR.iR. Burial will l» ;il FImwood ftolwrt (Inei) Noyes of.Stnrlii of U k e Worth. Fla ... i(ilwi Sunday Cem etery,y. Gerald uShirleyi Iverson of m orning al Ihe Twin Fallsalls Clinic iiospi- Frlcnil.s may n ciill al Ihc luncral cha' Poli( _____ Probee continues • Minn., and .Mrs Uej!iniildd iCIciriai______ice ------talofnaturnlcauscs. ------pei-from i-ii-tcr«-p:m-iod.iy-and all dny — P u u ls o in il Morilrose. Miniinn'f Iwo She had been vlslliriRIR n dnuKliicT in T ucjmJiiv, l)roltier.i,I Wilfred Clirislia into holomc biaze^— . . Twin fa lls nl the tim e ofifhecdeaili. he - W o m ai n n i n j u r e d Belalon, Minn . ar,d AIIr tI Chr - Shooting repor)rted-- TWINFALI.\L I .£ — T h e c a u s e of a fire Born Sepl. 20, IH96, InKoiitocl(,K an.. ftlie „ Jr. of Villard..Minn. CA R K Y - that destroyed)yed a Skyline Drive house -marrl«?d-Frant’l»-Klnrwyirwy-in-Aibicrn .— t i a r r i eet t Marie Cheney V — An Idaho F a ils w o m a n! . T W IN F A L I ^ A m an M rs. Kolsuin «as prececrvit^'«iirii^r2‘pifrw'cMTJSSniv ------jn-«alito-cm■ondillon-fll-BiQlm.*-Gounty— lU iiS I llo d ^ fle r' a slioolirifi Bflpllst church 111 Florida. iLipi'l «,ii, H o sp iia l, '‘^ id a finalI report on the fire al th e Hansen .Mortuary Clia Tampico Bar near Twin ] ______Surviving a re a dnuilln im iC L M n ._____ Pastor l-.U. .Mfil^ner of llicllie Tnniiv_____ Id a h o S ta ttale Police said Gloria 1 falls'w est wouldprobabi'labiy be finished Monday. ____ William (Anilai Von Ben WHJtWWHr-lH-WflpiitOrWaMl-:------1 I___ boiiiidacy-______— LuUicraa.Uiurdi oljiclatin|;i-Ui-Uurial will__ ._EcrfiUSon_a^agcumknown^wax-dnviijR— ^AlcanwhilcjjUcrjviarcus^Pcpcnwk.and. Falls; two sons. Samuel / rn rc d in W.tshtnRlon ond ram p ------I------T h e n a m e of th O T tc tim : in ] y il She murriftl F nrl l>c ' in llie Paul Cemetery Frieriends may __on Highwayy 220 when her vchiclc and n und details . |ijs fatnlly movedmo' into a model home ______P alm Springs. Fla., andd Hi lull a. Kmn., _ XZTJ: of the incident, invcstigai iJwdlJKlUt'c. iwr. siK'waft-'-- ‘call a ljlie iiinrluiiry_Tut>sdnyy ullernoonu ih e 'c o w c o llidllded, i ?alcd by Ihe nl his comparipany's mobile home sub- Of New Cum berland, Pa,";-! Twin Fails Counly-Sherifi tor of the- Shoslionc IJniteO nnd ‘ cvcnmc nnd-onc-l«ur-ir-prwr-to— •i fsDcrpart- dlvleion atit Washington\ Boulevard <>^»flaeiiiw«*fl------BTctiioflisr - : r T iiun'ii nna 3 - i j i t c t ------m ont, were un;ivtillal;lcJali and seven Rrcal-grandctilld iilldrcn, mcml»cr of ttie Wood HIh t Cenler S u s p e cct t arrested One t>rolher a lw prrcedod prc - Mrs. . Peperzak< is presidenti of the Aurora Kinney In death. Capital Corp.rp. , Survlvmunj! are two son.v Karl Clicncy B U R L K Yr - - - Idaho Slalo Polico Plane sought\t Funeral servlcca wjll be < Thomas H. Griffin The fire al t ol SI,osl,..mone nnd Hotwrl Clicnev of Suriday arreslesled a man wanled by Iho al the Pepcrzak residence ------CflSfyn-lowa—lI4, al Hurley,cy, he was a d d ro .ss unkniknown, was liilciihikinR on i ) mounlnlns The housesc lies! beyond city water HrantlchlliiH d r e n .a n d :il > :reu |. m i arried to Shirley Zinn on June Sunday for a ilglii airplarane wilh six mains, so firei |nc25,i972. I n ie rs ta le M near Declo wJjen_an.. i firefighters had to rely on W ansftnart'i. 71.- - R^’ff’tlcliilclrcclrcii. .. 1 They were laler d|vorce»i. He i -G O O U JN G - Molly Mar e flllendcd o ffic c r m a dde e a rouiine ciietk of liis - p e o p le a b o a rd m issin g sinenee Saturday - water carriedled to the house in pumper others, t« o sisters, a Krand- schools s Jn Hupert and larinet of GoodlnK. died Salurdwyd*iy ut UoodInK ‘"morning on a fllgJil from>m Texas lo trucks. ButI oneon such truck from the unuKiiler nn North Side. Mr. Crlllin was a v< J backRround and found he* | Mem orial Hospital. und a «reat'Krand(l.iUKliler T C o lo ra d o . Kimberly Fin •dcd Mrs, Ctieney in dcalh lithe VIelnam War, servlnn In i Fire Department missed Mrs.- M.i.«anarci wn.i? lx)rtiIx April n. alMprcccdw m r ™ , ' M aj, Richard Oakes of theih Colorado the turn onto i I9I0. In .‘.nlonlo, Colo.,. amiui allcndo.duy al Navy for four years: He was MomkTa i Inman, whohompollceestimiiledlsin « ito Skyiine-and arrived a t- Civil Air Patrol said a plarane believed the fire disablsabled. CCilorad' schools. She mafmornetl Joe F. HcrEinn 1 Funrnil <‘|iupel s*i(h Hev of o the LDS Church, his mid-30s,Is, was placed in the i .. lo be ihc_mlssing craft didisappeared M ansanare* In Price. Ufa,Ufah. April u , ftonH onlcnc[^nofficiatini:!. llurialuilltx'in lldren T» M 'n id o k a C Coi ounty ■ Ja ll-p c m d in g r? - , Surviving a re his Iwo cliild from radar screens .eai Im lOa.m. ' Kupcrt:fiern mother. Pe.irl Thompson of oi ne luncra^ —man,"- sald-Jil-JdfliK>-Slate-Poliee-€pi- - ?r on Wednesday. He~wtrs’TrM ted and~~n hospiial.- v-here she wfls Cole Watkins,IS, wfio wasal Ihescencof / M a g ic V alley M e m o rial Hot 9ted In saliflfactory condi- a s re le a s e d Sunday. ■ -§ c sfl\tw2(S(ig- R.H lo g p i = =DunL— CDi,;COlie-'V-hwTBw------i'otJFW iiltnm um l«nard,-;ti,-of-Hellevur:------—Tucftday-ln-Heynoldi-Funoral-r il-Cliapel:------S r.. 93, of.Duhl..whocIl«J ISalurday,Sal will who died lasl asl W ednesday, will be at 7 Mcmorlnls M may be made lo' 11Ihe Flks _ — J CASSHWEMOnBrHOSPITATTAE------— be al 2 p.m . Tuesday in Ih HAOICVAIIEYHEHOIUj n Ihe Hopliins- p.m. W wihi^l i ^ a y In the Wood Htvcr -■RehatJiliiollon r Cenler or ihc ORIALHOSPrrAE------Buhl Funeral Chapel, Bunaunalwillbeln Chapel at Hall IC Cancer Samuel Aivar AdmittMlMl lallfy. sSociety. , varcz, Samuel Sellers and Usv-csvla Gaivln, all of Mm. Ihc West Knd Cemeieo', KricndsKi may ^ ...... _B urleyj HobertV K. Max E. Humphries, Jean Uwli^w ls, Paul Sllnnell and Mrs, rt Wand? of M allaand W alter Ame.Vmende of Albion. . Kerryy \Wonlworlh, ali of Twin Fails; Ocr • call at ttie chapel all day lotlayicKlt ami until UUili.EV - Graveside services for (^raldWecksofKlmbcriy. _ noonTuesday...... K erry Oslcrti.:rtwul, Infant son of Ijirry D lim lned Dijmiaiad4d FILKK • - Services forr M arie B renda Fem a ria Padilla. Mni, John Warberg ^ : and Viki Slackell a d Oslerhout. uiio died G: •nancfn and wn, Jackie Kidd andnd ton.s Gloria llolilns. Kcrrv*' rg. Mrs, Ilobert Weaver, Mrs. Greenwood, 77. ol Flier, whwho d w W illiam Beck. A y Wentworth and dauohler. all'of TWIN FALLS-flervlCieifK sforC arlolla Thursday, will be a l l I o.m. Tuesday In Ti i, Alice Powers. Krialiflc Tcftann andan Edgar Wldman, Uurcesi 11 of Twin Falls; Mrs, Elmo Tiiursdny. will be al 2 p.m. Tuct In ali ol Durloy: : ErnesllneGrlf/, W. ofTrtIn*in Falla, who Ihc Declo Cen f. Crystal McKenile ond Ik•lly lly Hayden, bolh of m and G lorllH w ., bolh olJerom'romc; Mrs. Slepiien CoIrtovc L’emelery. Friends may call ththo Fllor F irsl Unllcfd MeMclhodlst , Hupert ' died Friday, will be oaduadpled al II at llw Payne i daughter cf Burley. Jewell Ha nc Chapel Tuesday momlnR Church. Cl Burial will bo In the Flic■lieriOOF ^ M Hamby of Hansen; Fred — u.m.-Tuesday iB-the-Chryi MINIDOKA MEMORIAL HOSPn m eyer and M n . Lloyd Smilh ol B i w t o CwHer...... priprtpscrvJciv J c c s . - . .. C c< o in o io ry .m o o d s m ay caII alat Wlllle ” ol Buhl; Mrs. Je rry Mal and Adffllttad Mer of Flier, Jetse Schlewe-anc : B urial win b f in Ihe TwfBt*.B fllli Cemf M orluary Ihls evening and until -and Antfitmy-Bccksiead ol r - >-(eryunderdlrw(i(mofWM<»l if Hupert andTroy I.ec of Salt I jike rt I Judi ih a iev e n of Kimberly H(»ft«luary,------TW INTAf;!if;!j ■—Mpmonnfsen'iees-'-"'Ti■Tuesday, TTw family JUMcstrir j.l,;CII,, ______?m em on'“ - - - “ ------BMm —’ , . for Joan LllllaIlian Ijiu , GJ, of Twin Falls, all a ls to Ihc P ller Sentor Haven DaugiJfihlcra lo Mr. and M n . Kerry We i ' DELLEVUE-Memorlflil.fllMrVlcesfor who died FriiFriday, will be al li a.m . F i I10U1I.P,™.,-ex of Burley, > Wenlworth, Jean Lewis and F lier F ln l Unilcd MelhodUt Chu M r. endnd M n, Brcnl Powius, oil ofTwln F Biftte 'in Fails. Sons to Mr, andM n, ' , A R irltoM r.flr. and Mrs. Wcndcll Durin of Rupert 0 . Humphrica of Twin Fills Mr T Mr, and Mrs. Joe France of >ot.Nev..andMr.amlMN UlvRlnkni-nrniihl - . , ILEGAL NOTICE LEGAL N ^IC E Monday ‘^opici'l(?nibor 7 ,1981 Timos-Nows,IWS, Twin Falls, Idaho B-5 Deputi Announcements •ecu- — ------•— Rtorai "TNTENDEDflUre itefaignedeprppoaes-to- -fiOi ■amend tho regulations ot ' '•C o n tin u e d from P a g e E MAKINGAND ,J MARJORIE'S F lo w e r s ier 81 5 1 ::------flsLallDriliwLIp them w11h_^tter _ ■the ■ DoDarimnf)t___ o l_ lfl.iA:_£lollvctlea_.laa AM nf. _ timll salary increases lot> 7 pcrccnt bcnetits," Fullcjller said, "In the larR cr _____------“ N O n C E O F — — f , ------HEARING------^^liculturo—concemir^Q- Ot3fon5--7<5"5pafti3.atj Ut- — (Ur«ady^%l®d^ono-veHhmrf ceduro - prescribed by ■ n o l In crea sed , patrol officers■rs receive neariy W,000 hereby he given lhat’iho gi Soction 67-5203, fdaho CHECK DAILY ...... - Friday, Fuller reiterateded the find- m ore per year;at; as well as noticeably Idaho id« Doparlmont ol Codo. r, and that tho » J bv sc\’ernl'~l>elter bcnefits.-(jji- ______^Health;H« and_ WoJIare, -aumority_foi_amondlng a, ____' , FOR CURRENT ~ ingB Of a -stu d y -c o n d u c te d bv D ivision of Envlfohm enl, «. of (he sheriff’s deputies llmt llu shows F uller also0 pointed\ out that local such regulation is pro- -HOUND I POUND------has initiated rulo-making vided by Soction 25-601, their salaries and.bcnefltsits^e.W cll.-depu^es are: ninot compensated finan- an NEWS a n d B C hedulQ d.a_hdar- ... IdehoCode,ih ...... below Ihose received by sherheriffsdcp- clally for over^ertime. But assuming a ing. in| Tho proposed ac­ PLEASE TAKE ------tio n , under DocKot n Has your lOdO uties in Bannock, Minidokaoka^ Cassia 40-hpur work< v.week, patrol officers In tie NOTIC^ lhat - tho un­ N u m b e r 0104-6100, m- HconsBOKplrofl?- ' and Bonneville counties. Twiti Falls earra m $5.54 p e r hour.'A t th a t ' Ni- dersigned proposes to FOUND [>OGS -v o lv a s Iho am en d m e n t ol «, - _ Forexample. a palrot1 -deputydi in level,-thGdcputauticsearn aljout as much— Jf®, am end R egulation 176. niNOW AT THE TWIN FALLS rulos governing c, ANIMAL SHELTbH Twin Falls cam s aiwut Sll,511,500. com- a s a productioilion paclcaBer. a shippinR. S ection 15 tjy allowing "MUNICIPAL SEWAGS herds- from siatos aur- LOCATED: 1396THAVE,W, 1 shipping and receiving TF — p a r e d - w m i - a ^ a r > ’-oI-S12,072,075-for-tiio— pacKer_oii_a_s ■TREATMENT.GflANTS" -rounding-ldaho-to-graze /J ------same position’ In Minidoka)ka"Countv, - clerk, accordirding to the Idaho occupa ...... - TilT itle 1. C tiapler 4. R ulos i;, In Idaho providing tho lrrpour^dodAuQ3lsl — according-to thal report:------— tionaiwaRCscascalerFullersatd:— ------and-Reguialions-oUho—•ownoi^has-IHed-a-plan- g, i— Departmeni of Health ^ 1—Malo Gotman Shotihaif, Moreover, the couniy employs cm 29 Fullerslrcss'issed th a t th e d e p u ties a re with th e Idaho Depart- whwhtto, somo brown, spottod, and Weilare. Tho action mont „ ol Agriculture to 2, Malo all whilo Gorman people in Ui^sherlff's officcicc to cover. _ "troublemm ; akers,;^t_herepeated Is proposed under iho phaseout tho non- ff’JShophod Husky X, J h e c o u n ty 's 51.700 residendenis. That MiiniTs warntirntni; that several more aulnofily ‘ granted” In vaccinatod cattle.In tho 3, Malo biacKCrillin& Lat), Lemployees will probably __ Sc — compares—wiib ,_Uie-2l-i,i_dcp>jtlcs— cxperienced.er S e c tio n 39-3602C3 and .hu, e rd .- This , a m e n d m e n t. 4, Sprlnoor. Lab S mlioa a ssig n e d to ha n d le Minidoka';ika'spopula-. leave underr thet present wage'"ahd •3M504C,'Idaho-Cod6riof- '35 OrootJ Pups-.-malo 4 fomalo.------— adds ftexiblilty to tho 55, 'Malo black X Cockor. tio n of 20,000. benefit situatiaItion. [J;th o p u rp o ses of im- roguiations concerning q.» plementing/ Intorprei-. 8. Mala while Lhasa Apso (or on c an o n ly go so f a r w hen r cattle grazing. noinow homo. "A lth o u g h T w in F a lls County Coi has ‘'Dedication Ing/ making speciiic tho ' nearly three times llie popuopulation of you can't teed•ed your family," he said. PLEASE TAKE 7, 7,f Malo Crown lorrlor. irovlslons of Soctions c 8, Fomalo brown Cocker pay and benefits are in- ' fa FURTHER NOTICE, that. 8, ■Cassia or Minidoka couni3unly. both U nless the pa s) 39-3603-39-3&06 Idaho a T complete copy ol the Jp.Spaniol, — 'smailer-oounlies have a hlKihlKherratio— e reased to aI levelle thaU w ilU llouvU tcni— Cc-Code..- .. , - IMPOUNDEDSoptJ______T h e following Is a de- « irWaio choc-olatQ DiQwojnO-.----- _ o f o ffic e rs p e r tho u san d population, po to support Iheihemselves and their fami- f obiainod_Jtotn_ma_uti^ scrlpl!yfi_aununary-ol-the— ^ tanrWIfO^'ioi-fid Gndon and — aiid-both counties pay Uii>i Ihey will have no other .-I' d e tsig n o d at 120 KloU Go thi'ir-patrol— lies.._lhcn_tlic‘ Sub3tane«8-ol-lhe-ln— t- Gorman Shorlhair. JM oo ______Selected O ilers oo^007 . JoOsollniereti 0 scck-othcr'em'ployment, 'I3 rjrtoise7taaho:orbo IMPOUNDED Sbpl 2------^ . . officcrs'more than.lhc pa^oli^oLofficcrs- -clioice bu(-to s tonded action and of the ^ APPLICATIONS being Ukon writing iRo undersigned l.MaiobiackLabmU. i.r ,V'WIN RECIPE CONTESTSI flO«I__ AbjdljMMI — arfl.pald4n-Tw»n-Pall5Counijinly, as \^’ell w hich isobvioiriousty a tragedy." , p pr rincipal is su e s In- T Win CashI Morphandlso! .7, lof ovoning shlit, Rusly Nall al P.O. Box 790. Boiso. IMPOUNDEOSopl3 AIR "TRAFRC CON- Pi2ia Plzi Parlor. Buhl, must b« ^ —evolved------^ vo -Idaho 83701, _ ■ • X-1. . Fomalo Tan colored Personal___ _ Socrots All The eVisling rulos- Guidebook—Ihcfudes- My- TflOLl.ERS NEEOEO^Full Ovei PLEASE - TAKE Golden Lab pup- tfilmno ant) 6er\o(its. High - ' ' " ■ — ' -he-have been updated, clar- p 2, Malo young goldon Lab Winning Hflclpes! J5.00 lo AVON-’t\jr Jeart Chapman \ FURTHER NOTICE, thal school diploma. & enlisl- uari ifiod. and expanded and u mix, W'VJinnotl P.O. Bo« M52, Salt st^l Marilyr^ Herbert, Diatrlcl for .the purpose of de- 3 Lako City. Utah 84108. moni in TdaArmy requirod. Managors ugn lo; Avon are now -new sections added rela- ,, 3. Malo wt^lto & lomofi col- y torm ining w h eth er ih o oreorod. Mixed brood. ' Tn Call— Afmy OopottunlUos hiring hirir in ' time lor- the - • ' f . ------s!tive lo dellnltlons, priori- ^ This voar will be our bosti co'collect in Twin FalU 733- chfi GlMECKOFI proposed amendment . HOURS5;00-7PMONLYI ’__U_U30,Cla33illfld. 3 733-0931.___ Chcisimas-seltino -saison...... ty'By&lem.vprlQflty -list,- ^wMl bo adopted as staled Monday Mo Ihru Friday; 7334S60 - ______• CgllCfii nqwi 734-9t5|9.4»-?e04^ project- lundlnp; . pay-: -v,■aoove, any person or 0*'0x1, 2W, ' A career, nol jusl a iob, APPLICATIONS AP boing takon JT i awalis you. Road Ciaajilind lor lot part-umowaitrosa. Apply Your uji'i skills are In demandi ' menls.r'/allawatilQ-,f.ancI .g„ ro u p in te re ste d in th e 6ocau90 P° Oogs arc brought !!! Watch our'- emptoyrtjefli WHATHHASTOBIE D c m : iunaiiowabto ;d03ls;,-1imi- ' “. ompiovmonl ads. 733-0931. jnalLil1iOlrflolnr»,Tw(n matter may submit oral In ovory hour. anO SOLO or listinQS.733-0Ml. : „ ‘ ■ latatlons jyv^rant award 'q DESTROYED allot i i hour*, n forcciistint! H Oaccounu payable/: , ar or written testimony to pi^pioase call or visit the pound and contracr .lorms and »the undersigned on or dsi □ stock cvaliutiun B rccciv-nblc ptprovisions lhat were nol ■ h dsiijf lo chock whothor your bo fo rO c to b er1 2 ,1 9 8 1 ,al poiol has boon picked up This • □ sales analvKS B □ ucncnil ledger -. adeguaieiy addressed in the aloremenltoned e Is nol an up-to-dato list, D list H □ p la n n in j;------•— —_lhfl_Qxialing rulos and address. This depart- Mixod Mii dogs are hard lo do- regulations. - scdbfi como to tho pound lo ______Drfrx>nal.i5.vrTz:B mont.shall.folly-reW ow- _Ocluirts. Kfdphs______- -Two-key.addiiionaJn ___g, ace. IL your_poLJi_meu!.^L mnnnKcmcnt 9 plow _ th -and-oonsider-all-wrillen- tho proposed rules and and g. oral submissions Como 0°' and pick out a puppy regulations include pro- ri or lull ..crown, flofl-.ihoy □ proKramniinK □ fin a n c ia l f6 concernins this proposal „o capiibilitiw modclinK visions vi; thal (1) require ' „ ’".S “I'Ll oy 0 10 h^av 0 a_h 0 rro ^ rocolvod on or before pnFOUND vicinity ofElm -Strooi D tax planning • ® -□tcxtcditinn ------“ 'p...the , local, ahare of grani this— tr -dato,- Unless- -4 ^ OTICI prolecls bo a minimum i . DATED: this 25th day o l 3.1 3 .' malo Dalmatian X, wniio Tho public hoaring(s) Aa ugust, 1981,______anda "' black, 10 wooks TWItWIN FALLS, IDAHO 833011 ccconcerning tho pro- u MAX HANSON______4, 1 lomaio Lab X. black 5 ------P0a)-7J4.U 57,^-.— —-posed-acllon-wimw-hoW p< ___g ' "asfollows: a! ------[- Idaho D opartm 'onr ”6 T' "Jq, Tuesday. September a Joromo Animal Shoitor. will Agflcuituro, bo ■■ - I I I I ■ 2222. 1981, 7:00 p,m .. First 2 bo cloaod September 7: tor ------PUBLISH:- Monday. LaiLabor Day. ^ FtFederal Savings and c Seplombor7.14.and 21, L oan. 401 Front Avonue, CCa all...... 32<-W36 _____InslallJ-A n4Jndergiiro u n d ------^" CoflunJ'A’ontrtdaho ------TToanswer— T-Tr-JJMJIJ- - Thursday. Septombor STATE OF IDAHO DEPARTMENTOF------p r a 3 i | — 24, 1981. 7:00 p.m.. Lawn SprT AGRICULTURE , '*5^ . Place youf "FOR'R SALE" ad in our C iassiliodliodScclion K rinkler Systtern Now hHuman Development In !„ tho Matlor' ol iho Center. 421 Momorlal a LO ST " ...... ■ 1 fof ono woeW (7 I msorliori*. includingg Sunday),S X Amondment to Roguia- • D Dlrive. Pocaiello. Idaho f?I BLACK&WHITE ■4ion-82,-Pari-ll-ol-mo ------; ___P.Qy Ipi- yp.yrod.lH.liflorp rhf Sth doy_of_pubpublicoljoji ___ j s ' ______------FnaayTSopf^b-^jrt ~^RITOERSFANIEr~~ ll youf itprii lioinin 1 '.o ld by rlx' c-nd o l iIk-c week, w wo I ^ IMI (:30 pm„ West gRules and Roguiations 1 1 L T c ^ H Governing Came Vacci- Fomalo. Lost around Kim­ ClConlerence -Room (ist „• borly Road S Locust. wiU .•oluiuJ your■ur tlU5t^oy OR publish youyour dd an E n atlon...in.,tho"SUio- of ------CaitMpmr33-4«n ;<0 ,iays IrtiiTi rlli?till? d o i r ocj I NOTICE, that the un- ?33j44M______handicapped persons derslgned proposes to LOSTlc: S.W. ol Jeromo malo r . ..«p.ro>. who wani lo attend, II ? A . Oon'.i.wail uiiIiI.hrim. Ii ciiimo lo hay« lhal amend tho roguiations ol -sp.sp'ingor spaniol, 7 monlhs, ufidcrQtourcJ r.orinhiciKIot fiyr-lorti ni5l;illr?(Ji you require spoclal ac- fu farowncollar 3?«-717/. commodatlons al me Vthe Dopariment of A M Do il now ,-in() yourJt lawnI vvill be Ihichcf Agricultuto. concornlng- — ■ W y iind fiiofi; lu-jh belore public hearlngtsj, please ^ “ 00 3 ~ J AftMunc4fn«ni ______j - i w MES-NEWS'S.’’- u e it yoou th is P ' Cattle V accination in th e " I contact tho undersigned ci IjH. U uyai loiJa/s lowOrtorpncoiiondjinyno f' Stale of Idaho pursuant Cart‘1 buy 1 3 2 T fhird ^ St. W ost. 733-0931i31_ in B oiso et (208) 334^043 ____J jc _ I 'T'uney iii'iil S[)tiiiq 1S1I2 19 in to the procedure pre­ AUTOINSURANCE non( iater'lhan September i, sc rib ed by S ection 67- Gocauso ol tralllc violations 16.1981. f: 5203, Id a h o C o d o , and 0tc7 Insurancotoohlph? _XAlLFJa:AOvaracfBAQttncy_ _ 7-NOINTERBS^S-T-eH-A-RG-B! — Prior-to-tho-pubtir-ffithal Itie aulhorily f ^ hoarlhg(s), any person Kimberly *23-55ifl amending such regula­ ( ifp a id inin t G m o n lh s ) C£c an review th e pro p o sed fi, ------fU tion lspfovldod_bvSflt:_ " -ful08-in Iho-DHW-Ad— tion25^1. tdahoCode, m ~~S'p^Ci>rNoiicgr ~ ------GaU-ill-Greg-Mo ore^ ■"—"Tnintstraltve— m Procedure------F C E S S E ^ ------TA K F “ HYPNOSIS,h^ Woigrit losa. S e c tio n , or In any of ihe FURTHER ci NOTICE, lhal loilobacco. Soll-improvomont, Regional Admlnlslrallve PRIVATE PARI tho undersigned pro- S«Soil hypnosis 27 yrs oipor, Ollicos ol the Depart- naiaa— ln ., adnpt tho--lainniiinns welcome dav or 5 8 ~ !m e n t. or in in® u n ic e s ot &Bruceiiosis Unilorm *'"n I ^ IV J 0 hn S10 / i a 1 _ " me Alloinoj's Uonorai - Methods u and Rules by SlOQ PLUS monlhly relurn Health and Weilaro -For■A A Free Estimal adding Section M lo tax IJBfl lor a .97* weekly Division, or in any of tho □, easl. "Tno oocofturMly-ol a G uar(ANTEEI=D R egulation 82, Part il !:? Division ol Environment _ IKo llmo, Works lor I which established ------Trtjwow------Tfvjn -Heid-OilioesHocaied-in— _xuoijonn_L0cai,-J r ; s - ' ' T w Idaho Falls, Coplos ol vaccination1" in hign-risK ~------■ 'Iniis s ATTENTI0N1 herds which horololore th e p roposed ru les will [JI A lamilv In nood wants lo be made available upon has been prohibited. A PLEASE TAKE borrow 11 trom you. Will pay M i m m J request, ; p, back $1.25 wlltiin 38 monlhs Anyono can submil ,FURTHER NOTICE, lhat Ploaso gj sond lo; A Family in w iilion com m ent ro- a. complete copy ol the Nood,u Bo* 524, Kimborly, 10 WEGU,JARANTEE RESLSULTS! said amendment may be ^ garding the proposed &33<1 .. or your monoy reiundvd 0< obtained Irom the un­ i ru le s , and any individual d e rsig n e d at 120 Kiotz 005 0 MemofiilNoliceJ • Private Parly AdsOiOnly e II your ito m doedoosn'tsollyou 01or industry who may be {^! Lane, Boise, Idaho or by lod m a y g o to r o»fund f u r or rarun . alfecled al by Iho proposed T* • Roal E slato Excludoc wrltino Ihe undersigned rur u le s Is e n co u rag e d lo • Ad MUST bo poid foilor within Iho od 7 doyss ffr r e e at P.O. Box 790, Boise. COJ ?! ______Pe'sarulJ 91 s placed • Rofunds or adid nr«-runi must submit information fIdaho i 63701. 5 doys of w hon It is | concerning iho antici- 1 within 30 day* . PLEASE . . . - .TAKE.. .. • Ploaso chock youroiod tho ‘ bo coNoclod wil _paied_economic'imDacll c, - - ALCOHOLICS FURTHER NOTiCE.-that flrsI day il runs os Iho;Ih tY o u w iH n o tbbeetlglblelora e lEW 198 of Iho proposed rules T' ANONYMOUS W ^ z = z = J Jof-the-purposq oL4a-____ lot ______re fu n d If th o) ItemIte sells ■ rnusl be 0Ife5t6d1b~lhT~l° ------cait ro-esoo— ^— -- ____ Tim m -N pw s w ilj not lerminlng whelher the undersigned and musi ® sumo rosponsibiiityty o fto r wh-Qlhor o r not by’ths *------proposed amendment .'i ¥ H O L L ^M iD Ebe posimatited or deiiv- 2,' a n sw e r s ’? fhoy're in'th'o thofirstjnsortion Timos-N owi.I. Milfij _«f ad— on— o r- - belore will be ad o p ted a s stated .bIDIe. hi Come diseovcr them O cto b er 5, 19fll, Oral ■J^b'CVB^^^y p e rso n dr- in m our jnlor'^onomlnalionar -and/or wrmen commortt—.qfoup-lntaresiod-in-tho. ^ -61-btudy 'group, 734.70IS or -----TR8i15 COMBB IN E . 1can be presented al the ^matter may submit.oral ^ 3 UNIIES 7 DAYS * ------. _ 8- t above-noted _____ public ,Jor written testimony lo hearing(s). Pthe-undersigned-on-or —-^DANCE&TUMBLING b efo re O cto b er 1 2 ,1B81. DATED: this 12lh day ol ° 4 LINEES7DAYS*»ir* _ ISFootHecedder, Caterpillillar Diesel °A u g u s t.1981. ”at the aforementioned Agsi3-12. ai Ballet. Creative & folk, dance. Experienced In- -______^______Mo( 7 ■ ■ DAWNS, ■ ■■ addtos. This department f° is a il 3208^V-8 ESglSi" shall fully review and ' S'alrucloi, Wendy King. Call -73i^7tt-„ ______5 LINEES 7 DAYS * E q u i p3psd p w ith th e followSwing — -fluie*Mflklnfl ^ ?•COTStder-aii'w rltiBn a nd- .Coordinator °oral submissions con- , cerning this proposal ro- I WILL NOT DO resporisibie ( f i g u r e 4 w o r d s p * r llnlin*} « Water Jacket Heater, He Windshield W V ipers, Adius- Admlnlslrallve Pro- ^ lor ihodoblsor bills o1 Chrit ceived on or before Ihls Barker » as 0lAugu9t21,1951. table Steering A>Axlo, Large Tires, SicS l o w S p e e d P a n ciceduro Section J; NAME ______P h o n * Oepartment ol Health °\date. Unless twenly-llve Barty g' Barker. Kit, Starter Fluidid IK it, D ual S tra w Sprv about tne STATE O nO A H O ol Mormon Chutcn? Call 734- on or before October 12, 2413 ^ lor a recorded new departmentof is1061, no su c h general rnesiago ^ weeWy^______AGRICULTURE hearing hi shall be con- .-r * •M , 6 0 10 SELF-HELP Divorco Kit. *50 In th e M atter ol Raguia- v vc e n ed . p lnt«r«it until M arch 1, Pius tax, Unconlesiod only, F r« o lnt< I. 1982 IItion 178, Section 15. DATED: D, This 25th day ol ■ 0^11734-7033. c' ______Concoiningc Importation Ai UNCON'tESTED C ut o ul I mall to: TTlm*«-N*wi, Box S48,I, TT' w in Pr IIi . I d a h o ______0otCatlla inlo tho State ol l5lAi(^HANS0N M OIVORCES trom M<0. Idaholc D Dl irector Bankruplclai a Irom 1340, Call 8930t.& *iur« to vnctictos* check or mon*y ai^*i^ * i r . I NOTICEOF Id Idaho Department ol 733-9410r. A d will s ta rt th * doy^cH «r w» r*<*lv H urticiiurt you spcclly . |B [ n 7 T |f ------W T6N0S0AGENCY - AAgricultura j ■ -ACTION pl '''Cameras and phoiogruny ' - b ttf» rw li» ;' PUBLISH: Monday, equlpmenl 2 can ba lound in PLEASE TAKE September?, Si 14. and 21. our 5 coiumna. Shop I NniiCF mat tho un- 1981. 18 Cla8Sllled,733-oa‘»i c B-e Tim es-N ow s, Twirfwln Falls, Idaho M onday.,Soplembor7,1961 Se

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____ . . . ■’ H T H r e U ^ R Ss ------■■■■'■■ - • WHHEREVEI^TH^ m m EED I — . INITHE^: 3n m m T r o m sI ■ LASSIFIEEDS ^ 3 - 0 9 3 1 ------______Jobioflnliritliratl I. sy sSTEM te i CLASSSIFIE D ntPAIflER. Full ra n na'ing ind !■ - ^Wb^neflti.HlohScfiwchool w - — IMIIP E X — 6«« II yo ■ ~ Fal(i73^-^7f°"*‘=‘-'"-^*‘' ANNOUNCEMENTSTS FARMERS MARKET TAX PREPARERS WANTEDTED 0»5r.,i,l,t.. IIop5o.l , In Souiheaaiern Idiho. W# Wo ------D?4/u(inS»tL..,^__ O^^Hop Ofoin i F«o(i - -O^M .m on.and.wotnen whowfto _____ ...... ■ 09«(o-m,fo.lli«M want to learn how lo prepirapira Incomo tax returni. No ex- porlencs n acaiiiry . Will will . 0 -.------SELECTED OFF'ERS. ffiln.pirt-llma. Earn approxlmaialy S»00 your (Int aeiion. Com*r 1! m illion only. Not conllnad ^ IOiMor..(o.i.i..r..n/ 0I& iiluO'iiiMx nn'iird 0 oKlca. f4a(undabia par.; ;; '■ ,mnr> . ion S>'r«r lormanco doposft roquirod.rod. OJOMon.^ I'olnn”"'^""* I IO)>oui<>r I >onb>U Wfllo P.O. Box 24S ------I71r^-]nl.fin———-----p— 24S J d n ------TELEPHONE SOLICITORS •— ...... RCAl ESTATE FOR S/(S*E ... . isXPERIENCEO local fl da- - ^ - ■ / OJ»Ooo..>33 V'''i"'aOouil\ WANT TO HIRE, raiponilblo ...... 03»Bu«—»U«.Bri.f., l3JSki.im..V«hi(l., r griln -i- 100 naid Angui.S A — ■ 043 vnta'inn Ptoppn/, U l tru»l lio ila it______...... Good aquipmant. houilngIns iJ6.Mo.r» bla. Sand raium a to Box ...... ^ -RENTALS L43. c/o Tlmai Nawi,.fl,. o to rj.n tUr.lu>n Hou.t P.O.Box 64a. TF,IPaM01. OS}rv>n Gpl. tOupl«.»<• ••> ■ 0S«Un1utn *p»i I Oup‘* WANTED CWar pofion To to ____ . 0J6«%>oii.iFotll»ni haip clam apirtmanii. Cm:m 1 . AUTOMOTIVI. _ . -72MlB2aYanln{[8.~ 037 Mobil* Momit■"*» , UIAuiot*>..i* . _ Wq h^or those» Vi/ords-a lot in the . 0SeOlllc*fttuiin«t>l*ni■•"'Ol n}Au'r.Rofo«* !• I]A HtQ>)r (Quipmtnl ------fY iony-Q C 3dvertisfiis:::j:Lpeople: " z z Cantar Qooding 934-SMl.11. tike y o o , ... v / h o MIRCHANOISI ’ U3lrr WANTED; Expitiancadrd ...... _ ful in selling th OJOWgnlfdTo lur UtAniiquoAuioi Slaal S^^dlng ippllcitor. Cili*1' the articles they'vei/e __ _ _07'SKo»*ii''()Cioih.?a_a I^IAvio.AMC _ 734.7070.______0 7)Anhfluct lJ}Aulo>-lu.(V a d v e rtise d In th '}6 Auiot to you a (iniiitic opportuni­n- of this risws^Qi:^igr. Th e re ju st d o e snI 't ...... 07»iw>nii,^r»»C«rp«.,,>t...... illAulDlCMvroltl ty in difact lita s. TOTAL 0>*Aepliant«, UOAioiDodg* -SUCCESS INC. ll on III seem to b® 0 b eftter tt way to get quick:k ...... OlOHtol.nqlA.’ CenJJ 16)Au«obil« _ . JditiLZ2jd5dfl^(^d2U ------. ■ CUft tiH'.f'Wrt — ------sole-ihan^lth-ththete-welhread-flttlele .0(7 flenii I I m i . 172 Autoi.PoBlioc ;^==or=youwnnoney=back!= OMOaodlhingiloloi1 l?}Awloi rirmovlh - • ads. And it coststs ao littlertool The QfOR«» a Supply* l74Avlo« Olhtt (laid. Hign achool dipiomiII le- “ Q*7Av(iioni 17SAuiaOo«t«ri foqulrad. Saa if you cmn next tlrne you hhove something forar 1 qul'Ky. Cill Army Op<}• ortunitiai coliaci In Twin sale, give us o 1call and we'll help f.. Il'»733.?fl7l Ip you w ord your-odd for-Bure response I—!______$M______« — TERRITORYSALESMAN OOT JoUollntinii«ml CQ7 Jobioftetwit National pump company iiI !!1L JMUnjijQLiiLixBuiancaii— ------Pirt-limi I'":*' ’NEEDId A ^itlc aaiaim in to l>avol aouiharn—(»— ------— --13.39. R ilii In eo d ty i. Cill »''= Idaho and Ulih. Excaiiintt tranim iiilon lacnnlelin.iin- opportunity, SaHry plui ------734-0«5„ . Acmi mull hava OM axpirianca. I f#fiOnn#l, M3 Qlut U h ti commliilon. FrlngaI North, __ ;______!?,' iD graniva Chavroiai ft i — pidimoblla dailarihip ‘,5 in banolili.Ciiprovidad.Sand3 - BURGER KINQ 4W oi>Bde0 MO ■ Komoi ForBalo10 “- - MO------HPmijywBalo------'MilhOMoxpiriinea lor will «'l AHENTION WORKINO BY OWNER Q ^ '.ri,c r» iw /J 6 a * f* % r ^n°na'*A 1”*'*"'• f tilib llih a d Cfiavrom flfllCK; Tftii36dtm. m b a th 1 e x c e p tio n a l l'y Clem 3 •fll, dailarihip m Migie Viiiay'*1 PARENTS. Klndarginin, WARNING! ___ ith moro acroa ayiii.. iirn« 4 Maqlc V illa/ Mamorlti Hoi- •/ pra-ktndargirtan, ftnuniry homo, w/1300 IQ. ft. and 4 Bodroom brick homon> NO STAIRS TO CUMB .nn ?/i Itfifo- Sand raiuma 10 Bex Tha Timai-Nows 10- Id bdrm, 2Vi b ,th nome’' <1 located on quiot aiteoi.,t. thiaoxtn Clean 3 bedroom, 2 ciaiiai iviiiibia at- Bo com m anai th u you m.r • 1 1 • large opan dinino >oom and-Id beautiful vloy, 01 S,R. c a . .an JM^Burllj;. ldiho833H, Paap. For adSiiionil in. tiiicnon ll on , 2H icraiin ^ Central air, toncaa yird.fl. bath homo only alow biocki ffiiTjIi.E*'"' ““ yoiiiaiio ovary phiso olI in nycn N.E.- c( TF. Manyy garage piua carpon. Thii (Qrmilioneili7y.S097.___. . tnvaitmant opportumiios Buhl. Immiculile condition III Ifom Sawlooth. Fimllyroom OPTOMETRIC tlc WTY OF BUMlTi leeapitno „ ..J*l'i}_9.»*I-»JliiilJuaLand_ a home hia hid loti ol .C with fireplace, pallo, double ASSISTANT BABYBimNO m my hom a- aipaclatly thoia Irom out of Id— 24ji3L_SnoQ_jii^t*lUa. and la (tally.wadA.irio-aaiu—■iu_ -garago. good-frnanfltfig-witn ippllcatlpni lor PublicZ itala or olfaras by 1 parson' FIRST TIMrOFFEnEO'FORR large girden. The widowIW atoriga (or wm, h o n e ' Wdrka Suparviior 10 eapin At tna naw Twin Falii Eya Potty ininid. Cloia to Hir- • Ino prico ol 343,MO. Davo amaiTdown.iai-22fl. rlion Bchooi 7 3^ M ?.------___ dalTiQ builnaaa out ol t focal' SALE,LQvelyinaipaciou»22 i i y i aoH) Come m d aao ii ------Octobar 1, IMV Minioaflii^11 CantflronShoAionaSiraai.. - ffioiolerrtoiai:------. iJoOroom homo (tS M 'a trrT rr ~citr3im-wj.-5M4;------^ -U'*i-7»W7U-or-Tmm-onfl- in a Pucne W orki aipari* Id BABYSiniNO lOCIIId 2 In immacuiilo condition Big Country Reallora. 733.Q716. S!i mllai W ilt ol Hoipltil, iny Wo auggaii you consult SPfilNGC^EK anca helplul. Raiponnbia your Own itiornoy, Iflo eoi- living room wnn otick 10 C it/ Council and Miyor,n, ThaEyaCaniar ______tar B u iln aii Buraiu, Idiho liropiaco Laigo kiichon and' NlWONTH£’'MAflKlf (or ail p M ia i of Public1^1 » i Soulh Lincoln dining arei. Terrific (loor» John M. 8v owNEn,-T~fiWSin By Owner 6 Oedroom brick. 2 BABYSITTINQ In my ftpma' Coniumar A lliiii or isK (or houio. Lo<« down, onlv World Oparalion. Salaryiry Hot luncnai m o im cki a (raa pamphiai ind in. piin and douoie girago y tiroptaces'boautilul ceramic dalarmlnad by aiparlincaca OR T a c h u p a ria n c i p:a-i- C i i m : 8 3 ^ ______Corner lol wilh mituro iro n Barlci. 734- Dave Kamieii 733-4030. pilio. VA ft FHA ipprovod,I, 2 (imiiy rm i. ; 1iroplic«a,, U aom ent, eieciric lorcod0 badfoflmi ind anomor batn Singra applicanli »alcom*■ e' :AUcrflurnum, RN,"Min'i3oV| ?»______■ bamKorJmortDioroomo iI air hoal, air conditionino, lull or piri-tima. Somaa V.'TPili Mpjii_iil^4jwill. d1 Fe N DAfliriTd'y winiiTo BY OWNER 4 bedroom, car flange witn oponir hoi> loncod tMckyard, lirgo Kiyboird tipaiiinca da- ■ preclpitron and huffKlilior. ’• S£T}^L bale commimon, Dibylit your childran cut.do-iic, loll o( siirii. laeum abio 6% foinll Dnvo• wood deck, and laiielui Iifi8i«. in Iflino Call 1-MO. m o n ey FOR INDIVIDUALS 1 .NuizUiogi— moila— ana l»xja.»M.oooFi:STr WII tei,to reduced 10^ uiihcompictor.lTv.KOiaat1 by It al SM Adami. only I U 2 4 m oul ol idino 1400- • • tU.OOO. Aiiumifilo al 12%,' posiaiH on. c iii jo i 734.• W9,»50. Call EO or T w iy n t.. f I inieki, Diy or nghi. , W „M ilnW ^Sj ^ •ficn n ai. M l Biua Likai1 *ticom a. 13 day. 1Tho OQulty In youi home can 16S4 Bolair Circle, Twin Faiii ' Morketing A iio c iite i.I: - 'f n '& H . ? , ' CilL^:3SS3______7j4*4«7a. I ■■■■ GXPEfliENCED------’ bo turned into c iih inrougn I lilt Home Ownen Loin FIXER"uPPEH' sr^V ir J BY OWNER 3 bdrm home on, OUETO'm'/ALTH LINE-MECHANIC M.J.'i DAYCARE~D^ma } n 6 “ alto r"f e e s : Own'^ r * luparvm on with hot lunchf 1 'from Tnniim etici Finmcni bedroom Sea at 4(2 Je<- 1 aero northoiit o( Jarome. Asia fo pariorm top Quiiity ImmadHta opaningi in iCU 9 YEAR OLO 4.tirit custom will p a ll lavingi on to ; -rinickiroiTirifin'cniti *Barvieoi. Your mono, cm 1’9-WO Of tn a B .C in Liroe shioad, teneid yard. »' SPRING CREEK woDt Wlin minimum, NICU, and Maoicil-Suigicii 4fl7-j903. t)uiit,1vtaero«,stmiitQut. buyer. 3 oodroom m Kim* luparviiion Mull ti«I (loor, All ihilii. aiciTiant A fun lima aSucilionil ikiili bo c uied lo contoiidiie buii |4^,_CallJ24-73M. borly. Call afler 3:30, 7)4. REALTORS honait, hava own toon, in.. Mifyindbanidii.conliet; inciudad. Cm lor your cbuy •'Oig lickei" iiemj, is! 1FOR SALE 2 bedroom 4220, chtid'i pticamani, N^srih modeling, pui tnto inviit- homo, 1 1 tilth, ijtge living NO MONEY DOWt^wiiFblira1 S ACREB, Shop, toniiii, 1 l u m Oluding iir looli. if YOU J li Chaimul. Oiiaetor oi new 3-bedroom home inI mlleoul. DONT QUALIFY DON'^#U 'Nutilng Sarvicai. 737-JiJJ Park aubdiviiion. Nair cot. menu, you dacide Doei ' lUa,2M-iMl_^______fnol diilutb your lirii < Jerom e lor FmHA QuHided , Or Parionnal Oapartmini. applicanii. uuH annualI 4 RENTALS On Commircial rj7.sm . Migte Vinty Ma> UATURfi- WOMAN - wSgId moftgago.t To la o how much you can borrow, cm: C all' Clatiilied. 733-0831. percentage tate ft monthly’ lot. Clly, ----- fUU-TlME-Eyanlng- Dim 1moriit-Hoipiri;,-Twm filii Ilka to bibyiil in my homa ' i^ 'io roidvwhors vouarol paym enti a t low i t I4M a Clark naadad. Apply n im 'Idiho.E.Ol. to .nm., CII „ montn. 324.J940. IN TWIN F A L L S ... 7 3 3 ^ 4 (FOUR BEDROOM BRICK: PO381BLYflENT.7j4Ja!0 CALL TO Llltlatraalnn.Twin , ______II Top noriheiit location on i OVIIW SALES" C om m niion.'tim . INJIROME ...... 324-234S ^ nCLIABie Child C oo in my j corner ol Norm Jum per and I - $ 1 9 , M 0 - o w n iii W ill ------M ELpH wA fitEO i INRUPIRT ...... ,4)M7I7 ' will CAMV 1,4 wrH 1 "Mmt-- i . _4JMftioa :homa.-Anyiima' juiia tano. j.naini.-famiiyJ- -OOOD DOWN and oiiumo — ftttftd oafion“io“wofk'in' umo Iho. Q p p fo x lm o fo ly -____ _ -■ KWBfeilr*-'faiaot^nal. ftU Biua U kai ______room. 2 (itopiacai, 130 000 loon. Eacellant 3 bodroomb home with haidwara iiora pirt-tima | baiutiluliy iindicapod Noyh.______WILL BABYiT. oxpoii. Ml I IflTtJtfrifil I *'0'rT> windaindov. 1, covorod polio, Apply in parion K rangii'i ' •« a d ^ 1 4 y a in old. Koiiy, iprtnkioii, room to p im Rv TrulViiua, Jiroma,___ BALH I REP, MuVy piui " — “* I nicot) f o n e o A a rd with lolilolt nl boouillul ihodo iniJ boal. Owner will It. . JtM l ^0.24fe ______— HOMfMAKERS-— Din-iim i-- -opmmniion—•! Cm -rfirt.- - nince, I87.JOO Cllieo.-M ir- rw -o « i. Acm* Pa/ionnw. WILL 0 0 CibylHtmg in my ' m ' ' ...... Inilrucliorii J THE PERFECT STSTAItTERHONE I ncadll wor* aamoniiratofi j homa, any ig a , miiiiftg } Miwfl.AMoeiitfi^m.ayt naadad. iianDia nouri, no e ' ^ B l g tL ik ii North.- 0 4 1 aeo| u A n o ON o n IXTIA lAtOI lOT rum a diy lo Hirriion. ,-TW5fpB0NE______p lulu*_____ - h ih i t r y m b 3 bedroom : BCHOOL TEACHER O llirai c n ic k al l / t l 4lh Ava 8. „ AlRLlNgCAREERS}- , am 7 both horno localod b ibyiitir.^faq^uirM cir. u u . iniarnitionii Air Acidamr on 1 acre. Exctliant loca- o»o loTfcopplng contconfer i grocery tforo, "Tfitt tw “ TntirvnwinB oto- ■iian. enafm m gJ a adr. oia^r , • ______LJ4i4_e!N Ak I^ l i C I N G TO icraanad ln poiin iMiih • homa piui lomi-aiiiched 4 [ bul ll -4 b»h«q J n rorg»_g« ■^^airiyrraSw^o-i-Yaiia- ^ ipocliro itu d in li in your r room cotiiDO neirfy now, ! . QUALiPIID ►_|Ofdon-ipot.Joti_nL ______- - til iiMiwiwum ;area. II you iri'ii^ iirro r b ID B U Y J R 5 = = : frull I 01, 9orogo.l|B . 64.A. ■ipariancfl raquirad. Band ■ BhidO, Irulf Iraoi, garden, < laVltaM BteBotalita M o • • M t v l a l .f l rtiu m a 10 Adminntralor, t - MOWlNQ By ratiridpirion, 0oidtr and a KS onauiie. „ you may quallly lor 'PlUyi«^0wf!LrJ3^-1w‘ (Corner ol Poto Uno Rootf4BW B oihln|tonl». Hanh) INTERESTED In Bhoiho?! I i a 1 0 0 cun, ch)NI n HOMI IN A OOOD ilfljrMflravel trimmg. ” N IIO I ORHOODI FooiY oi ?.sVors“"!!„"v.'ii;‘;: \ s r w i IFieiie cm i-«00.4».i(s!. fglreot cornu property’ CHI H i 3 b^room i, Isrgo Idaho. ______/jjarionnil. m Biua U h ii lawni. Tdm tr ia l 4 ihrufii; u — lu ly kitchon. famV ra Vjf^couvtr.WA. {731-«4U avaninga only . F room, lull boiomont. • virym ioniyi 7tMt4i. \ M :3Qpm. ______,iJ^°ppiria I ^ h tchool ond High MWMANtA^full-Jii^o I k h o o l. V I e r will c a r r y f i v i . -""UuTicimoni Ptirl the naw year in a naw jj^bquDllllod buyorll. ar^d m iny Danalili. ItfloO i otr igimmOpponunttiii ! fome. Ciaiiiliad oliora roit No. ooliaga banaiit. 9 ia il you S 1 f S i t " COUNTRY 1133, PIANO LES80NB now i c ea itite you'll love! 733-lF0f84H ..""a,« "’‘’’'I!“6 id i'" i!i,‘i5 .« 3 btdroomi, I balh. built-Jllt■lr^ chhB hulcK.'itoyo, »#IM N o .\7I-A . nloiholidaylBii ouraSien e r M f s ! LARQE I Bodroom plui o(> rotrlporaiof. corpofoii ihrthreusK-oui, doviillo.ca^ ir ^ in fl opportuniiy, A gai '• lico and oango. An brick, port with i(o rtg o ^ p ^ » ondBi>d rodwood does. ■^wATiTuTrdSivIiP" ' Ka.ra..^H".! b,iruil. I r t i l . larQt garden IM.II C E M S 1►TATE ■ Wfitreffffi ria io n iB ii. Calt tw Ph.»4ll4r, 7U>4irOoror jMJ nBrtwiov>s('UI( K p ’SM'in'J'kfe i ^ a l intlrvliMUMlnlmint, |u iridtpaircViw -iii? MUST BELLBdON.Lovilyl Lm W o lor in~inaV idi)il v bdrm homo In H aniin, futi ' S S H I btlirnant.pirtiiiiyiinii^NodI - [MUin ■ S t e i r ^ I ^^^ujlA dilllon*in A w . I. B S s a f e i 5

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m m m m M MM HWITHiuiHELEffliiECTS] m o ' H om „aF F c orSila 030 Hom«»F g»PofS«la.. on,. OulelTowh ______KIT'N'CCARLYLE’” . " ■ - ■ n o r t h e a st c o c a t; -- by Larry Wright: . - _ - Bodtoom. -21^1, batti. 038 Acreage14 4 Lota 045 Mobile Homea_Fis^f o rsain Furn Apia,&Di.o:aioi . . _ .^ZowN?f-2^7(n-7rm-homo^“ ------ce Roalty 733-5217. - . -1982T1TAN- •• Vory cloan bdck riomosmo ln Ihe ready to sell, make-.kr. LiL, o" "I's immaculateliate re­ ------oporlment5,--utililres-paiO------Norlhoasl. Ownor wll m irt?. wodolod 3 Bodroomam homoI $125, $135, $140. ♦ ciMnirg will ron- Call Chuck ;i1 733.1 • - “ L _ _ _ =TOpBj5r deposits 733-ajj3 - oldor carrying (inonconctng to Evpigrqon Realty 'a'OO 10'lot. VAll . quallliod buyor wllh consider irado In TwTwin or 3or4Bodrroom FURNISHED aparlmnnis. All ^poymenT- hoyhoysp_sj;^_ jfOry._low_aov,n^nd-tnd .c a r r y .- ______DOWNTOIWft. BricJt. ,M>tu .. ____ 1 — WoodSidlngi—I ------.. . uiiiiiies-03ia*inquiro‘an ?3 9 ~ '— .^»e5.&oa7i?4B C P ^ aIrucUQ^..3^\^Quarc.:o.leot, - ShlngledRoolI-----___ KjmbetiyRfl"- — . — ,.7 —Valloy.. -Well- landtindscaped.------!------: ______!mrT!flfl(alQ.o'_s.. All brick, doublo caro; ar garago. 3 BEDROOM '-MaSi Carporl, pallo. liroplaco. Ilrop 3 Boflrooma. 3 balhs,hs, lormali homo In tho McDridi . MOBILE HOMES: S . SM AlI 1 BDRM, Ail uiimios diningroom, den and I' 1 K .K carpoied. matchinChino ap- ■ j T ~ V r i i T T i ______% PAYiNlTToOO'nflGH'iI TAX- ' 3 miles north ^ 1 Per/ino Por;i oxcopt Oiec-il5C-monih,,*- nd lenced lion Heyburn. Has 3 ras. Only ; ______—— ...... -ES'? WKyS? Buy a ‘-i yard, Amona iho10 many ..bcauiilul-lSl.liropiaco I’-niCb" r9ridgo“ on“ Hlghway'-• 03 4 $50 deposit, 733-J973...... oxiras It'this oxculno ■V duftipx.,!Q5tnad. Letitapappro- • Inlorslato • 80 Junctic Spacious 1 brm $195' mci. ling homo . ironl room 1 kitclicn. • .• ■ - Cii3«.ofii3,i58y^o»-i)34ir|(l^ptus- Phone 734-3167 or 324-4203 aro a walk-ln ccdatar closet,c aiorago. Also a 2“ bo bSoom INGTi Im ------r - ' ■ •4203. ove/yihir -; 1 studio $15£, largo pantry and spacious sp; apartmont witha a 2 cat actos on Highiawn I . be'a>?j,&t5vaK,'Wht>avo }?lghr MOUNTAIN HOME irr « » » - - -G E M STATE-REAL!ALTY------^------;------“.I,— 8dull9~No-pei3 Irv-jflfome.------'trigaiod 525 Bluo Lakes Blvd.»d.N., ^ ------privilaoo. $ 1 2 5 W m o n t pfosilgo. $110,000, »74L'74L. Wllh good Snako River ______moblio homo reiiials. Shejhows j24-48&fl or 324-3066 Rick Call altor 4:30 pm 324-3405 . rights. Priced lor Iasl r ______i3 W 3 3 6 ______037 FirmaJRift oxcQlicnt cash-llow. tdtdoal ------=------2 ’ d u p le x " 4 '7 'kiichen GEM STATE REAL;ALTY al J320.000. Call Otuco OrL at 2STORYHOMEInJoronoromo.3 ------^ IW ______W ______^rmaSRirKRii^hes dovoiopmont potoniiai v I..J apartmonis. Woikinn 525 Bluo Lakn.iRivri;vd.N., GIoDo Realty, 733-263-2626 or bodroom, partial unlim:^ i^ e _ d _ CHOICE, KIMBERLYJ ------many tax shoilorbenolits.! » » ’ WHY PAY RENT?.' ■■ ___,iQuD)oaAJinolca_i4il-ta.$55------w ro n io n l. g « h'e'al,ll, extra« 160 acres. Beans, who ------No-aownuaymonnra^n 'P£f.«oo> J33:62J4.____ ; — ----- T^sasr------^ a i^ 4 RANCHES 320 ACRES-all in corn -TV nanclng available lor Urgo lot, J29,500. Catltl NcNorma hay. Twin Falls water. THISIS ONE OF THE I !r Can 250+ HO Ranch, lopsp im- grain, 3 bedroom home c GEM STATE REALTY °iifm.’ 3 ROOM nice apaiimont. HE‘*0£?r • ______Horzingor 733-9295. 73^-3058. NO REALTORS iimtted- period ol tim - On the markot. Freele s stand- provomonis. BLM tightshts for. fly Irrlgalod. Nortnsidoro witorw . 734-0400 ihrt hfopiaco.-woiklng aduU. N o...... - Ing liroplaco. noat « 168 pr. Oil road, near lown. lo< would mako groat sioci'lock or 1605 Addison Ave. E,E. loyourincome-.toquatilKSfl ort smokera or pots, 733-694V_ Insido, loncod Dackyar mnHomes CANYONSIDEREALlALTY— -CHOICE 10C--ACRES::S:' In" E-Z lerms. S390,(i0O. dairy setup^^ ' appiicanta wlih good credit cred 3 ROOMS, dean, altracuve. .335f------•loplno-valleyr-OooO'fI'faltio -'W ACRE Oiiry. 6-per s Its 4. bachelor preloired. No pola ____lf'o_kida.--anfl bosi-au. ------733.1082 of-324-335< r side - - G E M STATE REALT'LTY W3______^MWiLPiopfOMfty bodroom units. ; oood assumablo loan. BEST BUY: Ownor witl ^ ------ranch w/ terrillc didovei- Horringbono. Top Impro . Novr 220 Blue Lakes Blvd _ will carry ------= 1605AtJdlsonAve.E Throe bodroom units. No j - — .J41.000.I132BL on Ihis 3 bUim. 1 bathlaih w/75 .-CM_ Filer/Buhl Homes lor " a SEPTEMBER- -avaliabl«nConslruCtion no M o V------734-0400— It. lot, dog konnol TO REMEMBER”' completed including , fut fully 05< Unlurn,ApLi6u;ie«j :a | TV garden spot Tho hoihomST; EKIflA NICEI n I .s T hi M ^ACRES, , roved. ______. . . landscaped and sprlnkierei GEM STATE REAL Carousel Oasemont, earth ati - - - - - Can be yours with 1 2 BDRM'apt in Twin, no 62SBIueLakss Blvd.vd NI immaculate. Car 37 ACRES $88,000. " h Common area. For lurlhi liroplaco S beaulilulul oanai-i c^'urchS J o h n M. 380 ACRES, Malta, $564,00LOOO. pasture, under sprinhirinklor ol your 0 inlormalion or appoin“ n l', pots. $140 month. Wator 4 • I ^ 5 ^ 6 _ _ Ing. Call Jim lor mlorrrInrmi nn schooi. Continontal Ro. 11I» ACRES, BoilBoise. Flat milk barn, call ban PU moms, contact your broki3,okor aanitationlurn 537-6907. - - on m o' n 3r<-, loon5°n 5 0 . 733:?1M_0£734.4567 B arker $2,000,000, ______iafQO_sfmfla^ouala_ia 'wlffiERNESSRANCfOn or n nm ^laln Rn.iliyi>-7-T4^. Tl .2 BEOROOM OoluxeOuplen;------VERrNICE3bodfdomombiick 5C04. ------2 BDRM in Buhl, o«co'xcoiieni" ' R E A L T O R S' ~ 543^^ , 7, »ACReo«iry:t79TO0~- shop, grainary. Good 3 bl borrn' -JusnrnD-unfom-Bois-e'r« on 0100, ______650 Lenore.- Caipoted, 120 ACRES, brick hon homo closo- 10 schools. sen locilion. carpot, drat Home, home, dbl garage, N the way to Historic Ida 10x55 w/tlpoul, lurnisher drapos. appliances, paiio. Owner will carry papor 1 good localion, ImmedrSoiiaifl CHOICE 160 Acre Farmfm. SW $300,000. Goodina. Owner 934-5825M25 ■ ‘- '‘i'' loncod yard. W 4 S. J225 stoeo, S55 a c r e s , summer ran no chlldron/pala.GrandviO' - low down. «a,5do.lii.Ji f | , occupancy, low down,r S g o o d range ------n _ l . _Trir.Park.$1fl5moJ33.5434. monlh. 733-237L— — ------f.”«r JohnM . , tff[m3-.S43-45Ai___ Full pivoi, Norifiaiae wi ngar 40 ACRES wllh 3 P^r7n'^ A"._-J0ar. J l vlno— In-.^ -oeaiHsmmirmrnf ------[-A- LAHUt' i BSfm apt. M home. corraisT 4 ouiiii.utbuiid- mounlains-or the pfjil.llJuCt ______Carpetod, appl, heal/wator. . —I SPRIWGCREEKEK ==BaTker" Rjflfha. ®*' Call Gordon, C ings. Planted to hay ha^ 4 second homesite! „ R .„ 4sanllpaid $?00. 734-4070, •__ • realtors! REA LTO R S___ MMW371 l “ L ______Villi'!!* Soulhorn Idaho Re; CARL BUTLER REALTjT V pasture. Munroe-RoD Oil Unlurft.HomaaForRen ______^ BUHL newer 3 l30d. 2 734J1JV;;______na ______Mainiained im. js w ALL ELECTRIC, A/C, ------120E»stMaln, Jerome. X a a v a ila b le Sepl 15. Extra Extn carporl, light socurlly, ------^ liroplaco, osmt, landjc,'ilmHi BUYING OR SELLWLING CHOICE 60 ACRES'sprinl nice 40 ACRES Hagerman,'n Full1 'f*'^Cwre 3 iuOm.i For tho bast in larmt . A nytim e ,ia,flOj. Jvlin_n'»uii!iiitiiiLjr.o.uD»niftiri nice 3 bdrm homo, liroplaco>laco. Adults cniy, Lynwood Manor ...... boautllul. JoO.DOO S. mt and l.^gatod. Clean, noal , . -----water shares.-No-butidin " dishwasher, garage, lencei ip ■ Ollor. Call JuO, 3J6-5680. 3J6- djirios soo Barnes. one of the nicest in Worni X ! ...... ‘•^234 All in new allalla. n 3 jj839fU 3 Parcels Irom 1 acre meed- -Apta-733j669------Y OU'LL LOVE ---- 10 acrosi Prico Irom J6000001^ backyard, good location -ATEflACTIVF 1 Bdrm-Apl.------,= 5- ^ 3, . _W^iamiLES4Ul734.-C54-05SS aroa. Excollenl dairy : y i'-" . .Now-»howlngr$J23TTiOMrr; twrWiOTVTjiaortiomo rv— ^ n ^LSi!0_ r fAtL-3 0AIRYTTHIWT3 — :n r -*i8:«>or------Ilh -► Carpeted, Clean, Stove 4 Is roalty sharp. 3 QcdrocaTooms ViLLAGL AG P ■ ------BARNE5-RRUTV“ 70 ACRES-all In hay w si ulililies, Call734-0648. ___ s inii'nn 1043 Blue Lake* Northorth bedroom home. Cali Jorfnriuai 6 herringbone 4168 cov. In '"ii^'J. W imexlraeasyterm s! ----- rol, Lois olsioraoe, No pets . 2 baths, liroplaco. lai.imiiv north ol Wjcvs in , shallow weii-wheoi . tin .F lrjl time ollored in this ana re a - BEAUTIFUL-Townhouse-NE n c a iii Ownnirflyci.j;!. K°. 733^227 324-5922 or Real Eauto-lruUnl- -**'?__^"9W_milKlt e-N E - -or-childronr$T63“ Cair733------room, 2j>allQX-and.nci oGrse“ ------ZlJln’i ’iu!5o^33flMJ eQmpmonl. S bedrooiroorn” ’ ------' ■ by owner. For moro m. 1 localion. Caihedrat ceillnrBlilng 254aorGlobo 733-2626. apin.Ji^MO. niW lioitio on goil cour - , ^ r fiome, IW baths, Inopiac IE5S living room with liropiacer- bedroom, 2 bjih. all eioieiecific. BY OWNER, JO Acres,OS, full OWNER ANXIOUS TO SE lormatlon can WILDERNE' AVAILABLE SOON-now-2 4 ' SELL Call Harold 733-6071. S Ma ' g e m STATE REALPim RANCH LIMITED, Caii c. E, = = = laundry. Family roomoom; n,ont$ in Haitcy, lor lamiiies__ Coring .ComolQIeiy oquip. ineluc = — oarage, an . appiianco: evenings 2CS-5M-SM-7565 with rights. 34 Acros cifii TWIN FALLS' FARVUl'«-ii3 . 734^0400 - - '"'=0* ol iow to modorato income. REAL ESTATEE ctfip, 6 187 fioad ol caiHo. Nci rSii# furnished. 7334430.------^ Morton Invi^slmoni Corp:crp pasture, o»ceiionl ._homo. _Jio -,new olovatod bam. Gom Gc 2croa. Beans, wheat 4 hahay. 045 Mobile HomesForjj ----- Handicapped untJraMila.-- S A °P R A ISA L J34. ------— ------JUSTLIsfFO'S JUSfflt .improvomenis. Awumarniwf Twin Fans walbr, Caii J i -12x60- FLEETWOOD. $6,80 BRAND NEW-HOME onn 2 H - bto, MuSI-mafce-ineome re------• (AcfOJStromCoUftHOiJHousDi ffltOr^T ■-■-'Ll«.-^LrK3i5^-_ acros, 3 bdrms. 2 baths, 734-5650 lor the Handy Man m,n this 320 ACHES pricodjr„H at '0®" '® -quihlieo ruvor buy m NO REALTORS. — 80-ACRES-3 bedroom hoihome See, Sporisman Lodge ne ath3, quiremeni3.Formorolnloor Snake «».0 0 0 . Cali Catl. ' ■ WANTED TO BUY; 120 •160 -II lots ol out buildings 4 cor-c Hagerman and Inquire Mi ‘I'epiaco 4 lamily room,oom. applications write Oouj Vollmer, BrokoiQkOI ^ =’0'*'y homo Qfi'y J320,000. Good Sn, ■"W' Extra largo double garago, '(jjiago River water right. Low Acre farm in Twin Failss or< rais plus PIVOT Pivi ;TRA n ic e 1 bodioom with-..with AVAILABLE -..NOW -- -2 - - -• 1605Adrfison Ave,E-.-• E-'-- JS I coLX j — iJL03t/waier. RDle;encjii_Na_Na----- Widioom—aparimentsr—fo m r r r — - - 734^^00----^ pei5-il65^733-494i_ family ol'tow to moder'ate IZ I'C L E M C 1L £-M 0B IL E -HOM income:— Ki— i7/jnWD0d------TRANSPORT, Sot-u| FENCED YARD, 2lg. borms.; ■ V ------;/*'• part basomont, lots oi ol Apartments in Jerome. Must **“ so.l!??A”’pairs ^£-^7^I?-. storage. $275 734.4012_____ meet incomo requirements S Dlre(itory/ oi f m ______Acieage iloiLOtS MOBILE HOMES NEW* Write Windwood, P.O.Box 1981 Concord 70x14. , FOR LEASE Ot. salo in !«, T«,n F.,„. 0. ta, 733. CITY LOTS $500 DOWN Kimboriy. 4 bdrm. I'/j balh bodroom, aii oIocuk";=• llteplaco, lencod ioi, no t^blloHqm^^OK_53W761®l®i carpeted, 1 3/4 baths, an ,1° Equal Opportunity Housing ______HAGERMAN______pots._$350_monlh.-Call lor SEf —— -many enlrQ3,-Ci03ft.flulCfiC1" ^ ^pjamtmoni W 7^778,-^ :CCEARF5-fa‘i3 w m cioso'o " iRVICEJSI ■ I S I S ^ _____iM.acrDsraittaiitr^siuiai >EECLgLLI Aistj— I9J Mornlngside 4 park. J200 ♦ Slight Slope lor easy irrig;rriga- Concord 64x14 all cioctrK.7 ' HOUSE FOR RENT OR tion, mobile home okai 3'?; LEASE OPTION to buy. $2M$250 ______ur telephone ' Okay carpeted, dijhwasher, 1 3/ J Ju sl reduced with Qo^od goo 3nly POf month plus deposit.osit, CLEAN - Mousckeeping :1 ___ term s Call _Cjimgn_C.- -rfT ______nyonsidcHealty. 324-3354.54. . last.. Magic Vanoy Mobile , I S nyonly »3-t^i' Partially lurniin ed 733-6631 ■ A4AC0MCR£T£T6 ------•OUtLO*Be ------JUST- LISTED 7's' acre; -MArinaJoWiUl------— LARGE 2 bdrm.—.0—Twtn.-wtn- CLEAN flmall-? Bedroom AWN SPRINKLING- PRECISION LAMINATE ' •REMODELl£L SYSTIYSTEMS largo 3 bedroom, 2 bam bai Appliances. o lljtre o t park-,ark. Duplex $145, 354 4in Ave Patios, drivflways homo. 32*44 barn with.lot jjlO ing No pots, $S0 Blua do- Wesi piiiiJj»:SaZ------— Counlor tops 4 general sur. ..loll.. PRICE REDUCED TO $17,50 Quality worK atit 'a a ^s.nrKir,.') _Srn^niob^am spucMiiy Foi'a Toro5ro & Ram Bi.-d, pro- i 24i50 shop 4 machine shei3hed. 1972 Gentry 14x64 with anI'lr 11 P°!i'J?6rfy? ______DELUXE Townhou50-3 mans price 733-165•165d ' pricr^you lacing. Foalunng Formica 4 Would mako a good dairy sc jynM bdtm, liiepidco. an cond, 3u can. live wiih. loiiia — miUHai-on— 4 Wiljonart ' luminaies. Work •y set tip-oui plus 2 decks andSxtW6 NEvy, 3 bdrm,.home^ won. ------A-1 c o n i: r ^ - - - - — - 733-217f sorvicirvice. V/e ouaranieo n' Gr. i 837-4444.. up, Munroe-Robirts Rcaitleaity sunrool Locaied at La;yy J ^ andscayed lull bsmt, m-m. 'app'- hook-up, p.ivjie ______summerraies:s------,. ___ ■______- ______Greg.reg.MoQni_Ii*rtn_SyHomt______, _____ 543^6806 Unfiiln P ill l-ill gh.[lQy J wy,___ oaliQ3^difl_saii_Yd 24 hours. V;a pick up and. lormsJ^ifl$e??5f»2^4j— 1000 734:fi16^$i^|usd^ojo5il_ dihonod umi includes 3 Jed storage space?Cnee* 'Ooliver. -J Done 10 your 4 i_ 2 Bedroom, 2 bath $100 » M#» too J«0 our r m'inVfaRM. n r ' Acrc ,on) bdrms, 2 balhs. iaiflO iivmg ACMEPCRSONNEl ir moniniy 4 seasonal speclicalions. . MacNcil En- 4cre, down. Payments undor $30[300 NICE clean 2 bedroom SERVICE ralesles Century Automohve ^ogrises. i 734-9535 or 734. W/Large 4 bdrm homo, NiciNice month. Cali Carter HomoslOS. home, comploleiy redone. CUTLER WELDINGWE' Macn.iichtne, 733-5070 ; barns Pasture, Aii sprinkledkibd,' 7 3 y ^ _ _ _ Adults only. No pois or [oom *ircn6n'’''’wVsiSle' Wo havo a botioi a-5 - ■ - - , Close 10 Twin Fails 7K’ ■ children. H3-4079 days, dishvvjsficr 5 ' compaciorr-- MR.A- RENI^O IS . USED Mobile Homes l'l2 ’ doing It! Call WjitVj !" 73V^«i ASMEcorlil^.I'l-^-J. i7 y o a ts« i. ONEH Assumable loan 4 terms leni ^-6 7 6 7 eves 4 wcekonds!4 ' uliiity room, privaio patio oil JEH0URMARTIN12ING CUSTOM ( PAINTING ^ms, 4-14', 2-24 wide. Excelien Of Slop in ai CU3 BlBlue Lavo; penence.. P; Poriable ng Call $72,900 0-21, Southern tdahioaho lerms. all clean. Delivery ( Master Suile, Fenced y 4 SPACIOUS 3 befl. 2 bath backyard w/ yard csiC. Blvd N 423-49^3 Pillow;lows, foalfter or down, f Reaity.^-2in. Power washing, pami sinp- ___ set-up included. Carletier houst! with lamily room. $290 • Lease prelerred, J450 EGNER'S niUiod, cleaned 4 blown ping.e Now homes, older MUST'sELL 1 acre, I ’/iT?;;!;mile H_ornes_7M ;7^______plus $150 and utililios. 733- TISE WELDING SE monIh.CaIl32<-5940 a d v e r t is 5 SERVICE m tone0 new licks 733-9672 homos. f Interior/exterior. S. ol city. $3500 down with'Ith 9' USED MOBILE HOMES. 197;'i h m a»ef4pm______OLANt 3/4% assumable loanloan. 14,64 Broadmore, $10,000 DUPLEX NV/ iocalion. 1200 YOUR •ANDER’S MACHINE' 4 Commrresidontial < 5434866 )00; SPACIOUS execulivo homo,, SQ. ll. Gatage, nice H et'fed------PAIR SHOP c c o iled .______Ownor may consider lowcower 19H 12 x6Q Academy $7,500jOO; brick, lenced yard, lull SERVICE SPEC'ECIALTY *^Ncw^coa-^""'V down payment. Phonifione 1977 14x50 Bainbr.dgego. basement w/lols ol slorago persons prelcriod 423-62‘2 flOfaTILUNG eveninga 733-4271.______IN THIS D IRECTORV E C o.Accmn.734.7240 LalhoIho work. Heliarc 4 ^ $12,000; 1978 24x44 Champiipi- room. $450 months Aurora aciaily welding. Major or C MUST SELL 40 acres, unun- on; 1981 14 x 70 WmdgaUale Capital Corp. n4_.«4_7____ :5 EMPLOYMEIMENT SERVICES m 'lw ' Gardens, iovclmg, seeding FALLS APARTMENTS ■ 3LINES ior overhauls. Truck pastures, p mowing weed finished 5 bdrm home,, lullull oloctric. $15,500: 1979 24x4( 300AYS mo longtnonmo & ihorl- lots. C Floyd Gambrel, 733- waint. After 6543-4412. Champion eiectnc; $17,500 Close to schools 4 snop- P/jcr* People ■■ ng Pipe bonding. i mile 8 Contemporary Homos, 206-“ 1 WHY PAY BENT? pmg. Children wcicome , O N L Y 523.J23,50 SN^rLLlNc"G f. SNELLING. joulh 8984 alter Spm. ^ No down payment. lOOS, Fi.Fl- Warm Iriondty t quiot jl- ■ . PIjccd undci IhoohojJ.n.jji hi i033 Sr,O5rot jlh 4 1 mile west Irom r 2Vt ACRES ON FLORAL AveAv« Kimberly Road, Twin Fans irone Street Norin, Soulh/,Jihwesi corner ol Buhl______fROTO^ffaiNC Call Don Slrevcr 734-2673I oi *• nancing availa^e lor aa mosphere. 1 5 2 Bedroom’ , yourchoicc! . T*if.P8(ts,(d>,(dsho 734-25M yernon -EDWARDS CU STO M ----- m Buhl. $7,500 will buy with - limited period ot iimo Ti0j;ipian(jor>3^5^_ 7im «3^4L0Lallqr^m;.l___ no-' -apt5.-J220-rJ7E5'monih;a63: only %30 down. Cali Jitr - Monthly paym enu adiusicd[Cd. . -Quincy,------Youf-Bd wiH-resc INTiNG4flEM0DELINQ- “ UwhS L 'ann Qiraons, any - - -YOU WANT-TO SELtYOUFUM to your income . to qualiliedled _ _ CALL 734-6600 lamihos everyday — - ! s i s a "g c & , ------MOBILE HOME? We have siro. Free ostimaios. Can *''0 applicants with good credit. N ic ll BDRM. $135 monrn rosulis will ama^L- ; 10 best by Sierra Pami 4 f734-0433. •______buyers. Contemporar)"Y - ifl-Two bedroom units. 4. Ca,, g r ™ ? Homos. 2064 Kimberly Rc 4- $65deposii,Wa5hor4D/yOf, today and one ol oui ..734-S!5a in. Free esiimstes, roots c J o h n M. "0 Three bodroom units. Now ______Ad-ViSQta.wiiinoipi id.MacorJim 734.7a74 | _ .. TF. Don Strover T34.-2873 01 O'* N_Okid3/pets734-7790e»C'3--. — . I e r J c e ' 0 ' available. Construction now your a3 so thatIt nll .vill 1,0 FURNACEJ NTINO B a r k e r 42_3;^t01_a»^6pm,______completed, including - luUy-, iu - . NICE-2 Mim-JDl-2-baUi5. - - most ollcciivr? .md I. CLEANING a ‘„J carporl, j/c , privale yard - Wo Sharpen moit’anvihing '-REALTORS ____54343711371 ’.idxS?^ $4650, 14i64 |98»; landscaped and sprinkicred tho (OSulls you aroar.- l€ok.,i.‘iTING - T ------ti 1974 2®^- -O U ie rj bedroom, uojtairs. TOPSOIL 3 BEDROOMS, 1946 sq ,tt on basem ent, 5tavor70lt ____ _ business. I di 5hpnceJ2^4______il down, owner will carry' at Included. Excellent condl- jar blinds. Tub-sftowor, bain. . I do windows. Call OJ'-P-?[l-<>! >4.50 per yard, Northwest 1 0 \. Seeing Is bolioving. X ' Ltacplnjqbo.oj; 73i-?52i_ CARPENTRY 7340365 betwetween U 5 pm._ PAT'S 4) 'no- tion. Must be moved. $9950, _ $250 month Cj II Doug ■S4xor^oftre( Towinging i4 Recovory. You’ve 5AC5500DOWN bdrm, I'A bath, $3500 down, plianco, waler, garbage, w/d ' Heyburn Ave. W ^g4j49j^_ hook-up, $195 + $1W dep. - R_o«^na_b_io. n<-659.-6592. Sorv,ce- Kl260 Sixth Avo. calledId Ih Iho rest, now can the TiTrimming, removing, limbs Wendell area, 53^6781. Aaaumabio loan, $150 pay- 11 North, 733-7111-7152 bos‘11 I High Performance c. m e n ts'423-5920 or 837-4449 3 bodroom. 1 bam. privacycy 733-2973. •BUILD'-REPAJRi cut & lowered hydnuHcaiiy, 5 ACRE View Parcels, Buhl lence. nice carpet, dean 'REMODEL K&GBUILDE I parts and accessories, 73733i2511 or 734-1266. _ area, $750 down, Caii 734-734. weekends______1 4 2 BEDROOM Apts jl50 4 LDERS------r ^ | "w K country prices, Pat's Vf '■h up, depending upon in­ TREE SERVICE 3555,______1978 KiT Oak Crest 14x70: 2 r a i . Complete lob arough 4 Now construc ind Speod Shop 4 D.K, I, Bedroom. 1 balh. garden como. Appl lurn. Plavground , J im-j a c # "J' 3 b e d r o o m ' plus uil 4'laundromal Cull 326-4053,., tj^sh. Call 73<-25762576 or 3J&. Decks . < «8 A Recovery In 5 ACRES- Southwest olQl tub. carpeted, air cond. evenings 734- Storage shod. Mako ollor. baaement, excellent loca.a- Casa Grande Apts, Fiior___ __ K , ™ stum p removal, 423-4792, Jeromo, 3 bedroom home n o n .733-9460 or 734-8131. wilh 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. 2 281 Caswell West E8, Cameo 2 BDRM duplex w/luii base-'.' car garage, healed in-door*Mr Trailer Park______room. 1617 7lh Avo. Eo»l, • \ awimming pool. 30 youngjng 1978 Tamarack 14x64'. $3,000- OM Fum.Apl.lDuolews#» $225 + deposit. 733-1148, — 0— LIsLyoi trees, with bubble irrigation.on. down and take over pay-,y. A CLEAN 1 bedroom...... QutJbusiness.iiinJthe-DlractonlEyjolSearlcaS • - O n lr $83,000“ Wlin— good'„ r torms, , and .o.ViaoraiOr, No Childrenm .2 » ______RoomaForRani . Phone 733-09311l.»CiasaHladAd-VIM 42x20' 2 bedroom mobiio SHARe'^Z A B Ie' nicoTa^r '• . BARNES REALTY homo on 55x127' lot locatedod . a p a r t m e n t s 4 HOUSES> home. Kllchon lacllitios; TV. _ — 1043 Blua Lakes North a l Easl Madison, Kimberly.ly 140UNITS$7S427D ^ • *90 ,f20'''f'-,No;'d^illior: Call _ nW 227 423-S251. ^ \ , HOMES-FOR-RENT TM-ajOO B-8 Tlmos-News. TwinFlin Falls. Idaho M onday, S epte p tem b e ; 7,1981

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------i______; _ M6______Rooms For Rent !!T! . 067 Miscollanoout For Sale io«_ _ stieep - lie 078 furtiliuf9 4C»fpols 102______C»l1lo ^ 114 Frmlmpitrrnntj { KITCHENETTE, J50. Roomj.' BRIDGE _ _FiEGlSTEa'E5” s'ulloiK ewes 1alafllno J35. Ftin, TV,Tv: PORTABLE , Reminglonion NEw"4 'uSEb cafpof Vn 16 WHITE-FACG Hoilors'-a'll- - iind~yoarlino buck Iam bs'-- -8-now J "-nrm B 5^iran"^ i?3— ■Cmi(3f0fi/p0ls'OK. Kndll,'ill*' ‘ fnjnual typcwriiof jhd casese ■' oxcellenl condition Call - - Bangs vaccinaled,-8ted 10- !" ■ - — ..Oswali - -'f~ ji| 73'7-'7T?0 or 733-9319 _ *Lxowcc.conlor.idoiivary_86J*— -U :------: Pln8.7a3-a013. Good cond $50 326-5487 allall- 73_3;33M01733-9319. - 3ld-Jacoby-and-Alan-Slds th e key call runs goQ'J S50. New VHF. Average weight l,000ibs. ' ;P,T,0 driven. Good condl- ;. 3 BDRM moDllo Mmo 5 S o( o' anicrna w/amp StOO 324-24- OAK Drop-leal lable witn fj 6 . _ <1400 tO$1700. Call 886-7559 . ....Amolh Metal Bioducts-.• imn.i $2500.543-4546. - - :------JoromQi-Vory'cioarr-Brma'inO" ' 20E6~ ■ ■ ______chairs. $}25 4” loam m at ■■ O sw ald: 45 CLOSE SPRINGING FOR c rolorencos. 3^4-3149. iruss. $25.324-6025. "It was only "a S'PUD BED 13'/i' lool $195. ’ THE LARGE&T selection of regional, but bul wc won and ''0'.'?£2i.Call32<-5573. •Gated Pipe’ Beet t bed 14'/; lool $195. unlinc'iheil lurmiure- oress-SS-- SLEEPER SOFA. SSa.Cam-s>. NORTH“ winning is z 60 HEAD QUALITY Holsloin PVC and Aluminum 825-5685. J L — - DM— Qtllea&BusinessRanul.nUl- - 0r«rr0Cke'S.-3t00l3.-ctiB'r;t-:-r;t- -Cleafa«ceCOf>iefr733-7tll-- 5 always a plea------♦ K 5 sure. You an Sprln^gets, StoM ItcJhemnj) .-UndorgroundPVC THIOKOL i poia’io windfOw'of------APPROXIMATE 1300 Jaudfc.-' and roll top clesvs TtmMjryilU _t2xa',CARP.ELlcm.n,m!_$76 and Peter Welch- ______543-4777______[ 7nr- -C u rlere en io rrn M iS J-JiiC ' 5..; ___ __ -J------oe^-eertainbinly pljyud well------If^t.tala, lop cfjndaion-CaU...... foet ..available--Octonnr- ” <> Cam's Ctoaranco Cnnior.'- j; ♦ y 10 8 Zacha- Coivaliis, Montana, 837-6313. ______1.733-4 206 Fourih Ave E . Twin F.iilr. throughout," 733-7111. fKU9. 40.6-961-3529.______^ TWO VAC CASE tractors. > . FOR RENT Of LEASE. 30i60'f.n' 1 meiai-detector. w*in bjt. 197B /.ARDS FROST i,.cE Alan: "You'ou and Boh Ham- - P I P E ! • lefy 734-3856 I ' W.EST E Neod work, bucket, extras. bulldlno. Days, 734-2530 Jim rolngerator. rod iron glass i EA.ST m a n also dtidid the expected 104______Horses S^M_Calj224;3W;______. ------BuBby.^vo'fl, 73J-2005_'_ . *Gatod.Plasllc,&Concroto $ 1-3 speed bicycle Built lor''5' 100. collee table and Iwo0 ',' ♦ 3 2 - - ...... «♦ A7 -- - job-and Jlm(m-Chcw-wasmore ...... 1 SORREL Golding, 10 ynars_ Irrigation Pipo 1 -■ Iwo $75. Bootcaso noaO-Id- jjnd tables, recliner. chest ol,1 ;' Vy?5 V 10062 than adequa' WANT'e'6 iVo 4.bnllom IH , industrTa l s h o p - [uatc. In fact he old. Good mountain horse - •Irsititnrngailonpipo plow) 326-4872. ~ ~ ...... WAREHOUSE SHOP* board, eompioto andnd drawers, old underwoodd ! ♦Jfin .♦702 ♦ ... seemed aiwaw a y s to be. in - th c ------W.ll-pack,-$850-ot-if«do-- •Straighionalummumpipo -1 . .. „ — .OFFICESPACE - - - nodsid*' st.ifi'i 733-2140-40- lypowrilef;' oood' sh.ipi;; '■j \ *864 32 ■* 'WANTED: 4 ot 6 row BEAN ,5 uarlyofljlr) ♦ A J1 0 5 ' r ig h t co n lracract when it was 733-2765. BOB BAILEY CUTTER lor IHC. Call 837- I '-^locutc overhead aopts. 536 7621 _ . I l{ im p o rta n t. How H did you bid ■ . oxcolloni locaiion ! SOUTH a 'l l TYPES OF h o rse's PIPE SALES'. ^4 m ^ ______• ; ♦ g jl009J 9 6 < t h i t s la m in the finals when bought, sold, tradod. Plorjjy ,2'^.\Vos^omo5pilal 1 *250^200 pof monm CiU ol young geldings.' REN YOU HAVE THE BEANS. I • 733-.1441.- , 063 Micio<:omputef5(orS3leJ'e 079 Appliances5 ; • VKJ33 o u r opooncniicnts, two of the havo Iho machine. 403 IH n besl players‘.rs in the world. HALE_Y 733.6655. ______: . INDUSTRIAL' SHOP, 60x40.10 RADIO-SHACK LP-3 tifdvy ♦ AK9 boan special. You - buy, _____ ' l l b;_MONTH- OLQ-Kcnmore-;- failed to cett5t th e r e ? " ------APPV^Btg-slrong-louoli-. sIlGHTLY."us’od.' liko” now- -f ’ • • i r ,?VQineaa' door, ini- in-' fluty tiirjn-spGcO'tJUsinar.!;- stovo, harvest qoi'J. 0>Cc l 1 ------30HP Bofkloy turbino sub-■ ■ «ICijlO. or I will oporatoi ’ ,p printer 0311734-6915 ____ O.iwald: “It was easy, I try gooo mountain horso. V/iil 86_2-32l7. Oakfe>7_-^j;;__ ■ sulafod, hoat pump, cofid.$pM. 734-0779 . : pack. $1000. Call 50.6660. mersibio 3 phase pump 300' ' * ' (lUOfOSCOfil liflhls, on mjin : VulnfrableiNeitI•ither to keep thingings as simpfe as 1. m 'e ta l 16' bulk potato 17 cuDic riot Ftiflidaire ;e- ^ ol,.w ito mciudea. .$3000. ’ ; thorough woy.-Catl 733-2JH2 0 ^ _ • WanleSToBuy ;; : D ealer: .South possible andmo with a book BI-ANNUAL Alt Broods teg- Days, 1702 ) 738-3186 ot 738- bOd.\ Cham unloading, 934- - • Irigoiatof. haivijst oold, iike oiler Can >34-0756 4964, 4' or 3 26-4703 carotake her lot 3 months. BAKER . Forklill;n.;w'on'nmo, T Cuatomofs wanica' Ear.i- daily. Norm ol Buhl on Cleaf. .1 new auiorrjiic .lians. 6fl00lb B37-6134^______B ______lifoptace doors. Used $50 ? 'altcfJpm ...... HAYHAULING" -324.2086 - - - J ------WBSl Ifrpofis, ele.-(behindd ^ 324-5960-______, L Lakes Road Also ' capacity Du,*i wheels, 6-ROW 6 OPPEL Boot De- . . . . Ropofls in Burioyi, _ _ _ MAE’S ANTIQUES, 605 East : Walermeion, jn d C u C u m -JFREE! Bntini.neauny u u .i___. _WIIU.101 WHEELER TRUCK -.' REG,- n yr old Gotding, powof 1 SicL-rirxi, 153" ‘lili It - X ailT- .,,. 7.-...... 543-6023 loiiator. IHC M tractor, good ------CRA'RSMAN I c Vaiirjl jJmJ, strooi,R uponiaano.' ' y ' ; bers. Call 543-4238. 1puppy, lovoaDl'!, should X Excoiloni- Reining horse' i?500 i Call 326-5947 - - - conditron c Call 543-5694 or 052 8iiii3mgMaieiai - ^ make good hunter 733-2540 S , saw. Good cona._Poveiiy_y_ OAK. cfie«y_w alnui.-jili_ EARLY H-la i Aib'^rta ' STRAW over 2000 bJles 543:4952______- _ : “ ATOUSTACLE ,niH l-CnN -;-Ti .-FREEI-3IJC..m,„5n,cjia, f CASE E-302'6' hydraulic Idd- ^ t — ICfCes-TOtfr-$W-19^?34- - '•'TJcacnDS-x-ira-tarocnx'-irar -' -MDd'5C.Cana24-4206 • ■ • 6746 iM-T»aciot-'with duals,'.' fc 3 S 2 6 _____ mOdOS. ' tamer., drrnsrrs VEYER on wheels tor dir;. : i n nice Barllett poafs. Eariy HT4 UOLOrmdn puppies 6 (leio *' O^'baifr^lVei'^* ------s.-sil'siii-'!i ging. liasemcnts $300 alter ; j face. $1000/ oiler. 326-1533 COMBINE-JD< 6600 with cab’ ”-16.9x30 robber: 1300 hours.------C Electflc BOHN REX-. desk 292 Polk. TF______' i applos. Kuliev's Orchard 2 wooks ' old and leaulu 2 TOP T QUALITY Ailjila huy Llko new 497.2281_ 4pm 324.5514 I : ; west, 7 No ol Filer 543-5330 years 1 Doberman '-j 1st, 1; 2nd, 3rd Cutting Call aMer 5. Willdolivor, 4i an $17,950 Falls Ttjclor, r ROTARY M-4, Mimooorjph American Falls, Idaho 226- 700 7i CASE .COMBINE Boan I machino, J2S0/ Qqsi otfer 074 Mtisicallnslrumenlj5 CEDAR SIDING l.lO's $260. ; „ Gorman Shepard. 734.7451 837-6313 8: _ IREGlSTgREO' ARABIAN J ; PEACHES'wockond Specjl , 5220 _ SSpecial wHh gram attach­ 678;21J4____ B-FLAT cidiinet, excellent, 1.12's$265:Foncing$?i0per ' ^ GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pup- WANTED V, Corn silage tiding ' mares. Others. Roa- ' ; on peaches at Akiand COMBINE-Nh ' t'rtO Hyd'ro JIment. $1000 or best oHot. r condliion. $125 326-585? ' mousand Other lumbor an ■ ° pios, Gorijoous, Top Nal'l Southwest S 01 Buhl Non sonable 324-3643 Enqlow An compressor order, Henry Davis, 324-3S49^iI Orchards. ^ Stanmg Saturday Cab_.air ..17.'_.heaa2i_wilii___ Call^ Drck587-7666a(ter5pm.______—_42aai-Adi«fK^M»0(&-v«-in-_ - Champ iinejQC. $200 eoi- Sheep s Company. 733J6**—--REGISTEHEO ^ l -----flUGKSKlN- ‘ -^SARltONEr^xcniionr-cort-—•----- L^rg'-Pfnflih5!6rv374'-2127.“ - -;-.Sept-5r-We-wilt.-tMs^3Sinqi. -295-jr73rEU1^49;7E27,------v; -pickup—r t e f • car" onginn:-----^0-JD-SW3Tncf7273ci 47 82WH------* dualfial vacuum «M . c^ecu-, __ail.on.--U6«(}-l - year Cait I oul Our peaches 5 passmn J WANTeO'COfft-iiiage, F ite r: --aUARTEHHOTT^E -.' - G r e a r L ..HO UG H ... LUMBER.' all : — ranch-and fopmg golflmg. 14.. J39995 Falls Traclor Amen- _BBalors, 1962KWDi03el1fuck-‘ . live_de5K.__cnmr lypinnU _423-6;71— ------: Iftis.savmgs on lo yOo-$5 Ke I s h OND -P u p s. $75. - ateu. ai 326-4872. ------‘ - 5-70; spud bod 436-6089. - ' modular, liKonew-S350. -Omiensions. corral poles. : : h bushel as picked Located Seautiluny | marked. Ready WANTEOTOBUYhayonine v\ years. ■ 734-3534 ‘ IDAHO COIN GALLERIES EVETTE CLARINET and1 Iroalod posts, raiifoad ties : i, 10209/1/61.678-0682 CURL SPUD hatvnsicr bod OLDS Trumpet Boin in eic ; Irom Buhl 2 miles E«sl, 4 ' Slump Call 543-4788. |STEVE HICKS Prolossional 14' , 8 2 9 - ^ _ _ V 302 Norlh Mam Viiilldeiiver,324.«i9i_ I! " miles North, iv. Easi. Bung PROFESSIONALf Hotsenhooing 733-9554 U5 FarmWofliWafiled , ______7y-fl593 cond Jt25each 324-7218 lsl.2nd.43rdculltngaHalla. 1 FOR SALE, Roorda silago ; containers 543-6083 . 543- GROOMING! ( Vacationing? Call 837-6134 jExtl232 Of contact Shawn F FOR SALE 7 oTlice Dosks, FOR SALE 1 Irombone i »2 Heavy Mjnd Spill snaves :, 4(4044 _ ■ 1I'll board your dog Chen - Davis at CSI. waqor;,liKe,new « 324-3115. __ case, cxccllent condition, l'50.000___Rtl!=;HFI rQRN_ _ Asl(lf»g around J150 oach, _ $49 50 a so _PiCKi^n^^ • p ajr.uiio£;^ .- i Miller Kennels. 423-51Q4_____ • —rr-r-s—r-yejr'w riuT r “ ------^ ■ I 77f;.-j,7ae'.os- ~STQRAGE~Pailfoad acccss...... 3-WIDE . - ■flUafiBHEOJmuny-Spaoiot- ^ . —Afflbmn. halt Standard bred_ - ^ * - chairs. Call 733-6107 lor moio GIBSOfi Graboer Cassoutur ‘rC a b in elb irc h u--.hcukes lof -any typr?-of tpuppies lor sale Please can ------(Call 326-5410, - SCHnOEDETTTCCTYTOH------T' Informallon. _ with case (Of sale $3M Can1 ...... ^-$29 55 a street :• ^ homemade pickio Cellar ' 2000 LARGE CLEAN BALES , CALL 543-5970 , ■324-5155 '/i U12 Parlical boj/d p 4 YEAR OLD Sorrel geldmg FOR s a l e ’ t ' GORMAN , Picklo Company, Eden Call F Ol straw in lieid. 50< bale , REGISTERED Cocknr Call 324-3490 Max mane broke 4 ready to PUMP Vy.sgcnsin powered _ MUST SACRlFlCE'^LiKe r^^ow [ 625-5288 to oroef «Span.Ol puopio-. Ini --..iio , . uat!, Cnnriiitpf im iq im rai— a s To rj s v n s c»tiifta -- llp-orhorsoiiaiier 734-6609 .Axial.—Combinc... La'tge^'otT . . T! 734.967a alter 5 30pm“ ' lapsiding- - - JCcyjch't r hayjor sale.934.829d_ < G A sT o iE ^L ”abovo (jroLnJ 26'widoDeiia..bim. t°I GARDENS 3'/^ VI 3V.- S ol fREGISIERED. English Spr- 5 ycdf old. Palomino mato. small holds.-Tfucki-avaiia.------storago tanks. 1-25.000 VIOLIN (Nikoiauj Amatii' n,.ivani;ed 63elinli ; Wendell Cair535:22a4 Car- ,(ingei Spaniel - pvjps. B'MBALESSTRAWwilhNoW (Quick A Showy, Expononcnd ■ EQUIPMENT - i."_plc. Call 543-6720 gallort tank, M0,000 <]ailon, $125. Good Condition. Sue 1 rois, cucumbers, squasn, £Excenont hunting 4 stiow socdm g Will make good ,fidor $900825-5821 . . BEBEAN CC3MDINING wanled. - ■ Nuf>OiC..I| 326-4505 _ iCan also order colored De- tank. 3-aOOO gallon tankF’ iiafiBiinai93eaiineaiii i 'rpumpkin. lamatos. can- ddogs $50 Call54j.6906 - - siock S CQ*'::ieca_32i-5i92. Havo J comblnfis 543-4626 ------Also 7 Sorvico Siai.onI V/AHNER’S BAND inslfu- , taloupo, boans, parsnips, c allot flpm ______' USED ot 543-6078, Rod Of ' ■ corn, A eggs______' REGISTERED ENGLISH - pum psS l-l973GasOeiiyefvr mont lonUl plan ici bugiru— .POINTER pups, will bo- fl 105 HofscEquicmenl r Shgar___j____ , ners only Buno«, Conn, NORTHWEST------^ 098 Farm^Fwfler^l- ,< BEA F truck v.im tank. Call 678-307^ j RED Potatoes, ■ I5tlt), ' oxcellenl 0 hunters 676-7217 “ KAHN-LUCICH Fofd fr'acto_^ _ CUSTOMBALING - ;_____ or W H«?A -icJvajnciijg£>__ __Ya.mJ!li_JiEtt_ROHL£a^______. PLYWOOD SALES____ U ___ ^COMBINES______r,ifTcmg Write lo Box A-33 GOOD r wooden stock iraiiot j 4-6-or 8 row VII Dempslnr I 5 Ziijijm S 2 paiste Cymbals, Vance's 543-5366 ' c /o Times News Box 548 j JOHN OEERE 6600 E* GRACC0“ 433 acfles's OJ^ni i 056 Fii'ewooO g! TO MANY DOGS- loving t , $250. Call 324-4249 Rotary BuJn Rod: tl gels fin -____ sprayor. Ei cord JIMO I .all • cases i more $1450. SWEET CORN 5« ear, green I Twm Falls, Idaho83301 Ihe beans w/o shatlcrmg, a62-32i5. oldor Samoved. r.p,i,ed miley' fairspecial ^JOHNDEERE95 Powdof Rive< slock ruck Ex CUT PINE t>'boans $5 by , cucumbefs $6 ,,lemaio, nevJs 10 oe an YOUNG »' oxpc/icnccd rei'i- 543-4731 call evenings. ------co nd->200. 734.1763 1 ------$60/cord or random longih, t)ibu.. tomatoes $a bu. You " lO ti oil on all horse •■onlychiid -733-1897 ftablo larmor wanls lo rent . ..-- - trailers in slock LLONG-BEAN SPECIAL Clc u s to m ' bean ' thre'shmg HEAVY OlJTY'dryer. works 075 OKiceE^jipfr.eni lor Sale $M/cord VJe'il deliver I I pick. P' Soutnwick, 2 milfi S ol , larm witn house and.coffais Sllvor Tteo Farm anand plowing wilh 3 bottom , Ready r»*,w>32W069 i I BBum 543-4609. - - ZZe'BRAFmcnes lor salo Call woll, J45. To* bjf $eO 423- METAL OFFICE DESKS. Ym 713,-2255aitcr6pm^ _ in Jerorjie a/ea. Have own Cr a ll...... 734-0973 \tIHC91__ _ 'o:rosoi plow Early 4?09. ______. oacn. 30x60 artd laigui, CdensatyRd. salo. Rebuilt New r.ngj, ' I reverse i Doibv NR Exc Cham saw paid $374 never ; ■ rFn,Sat.ASun.- . harness. Good cond. com- INC, New rotary JRB5 Ois-"';- valvo job, gaske'ts, oil scjis, r condition $500 734-9910 ur.Od.$300 324-«76l ■ SEVERAL VARIETIES ol I02_ '' ■ 'C l l l i r JlP.L‘>.‘.9:*6pO 5J4-214A 543-4392 • COcount lor large joD. Call .» palnl. plug, pomis, bijdo I YOU PICK PEACHES, 19< ID Allaila 5 sood Siaie lested DoDoug Marshall, 733-3983. ;_____ ' FOR SALE Sony fssuo-iool __- PRIME WOOD 22LdoliYCrci3 3 days - only Sslutdsy, - J ------aULLS-'-'------i't..r979 iMP£RlAL'-2.ho'»io do- r ------sharponoo S tJaianccfl Can i lapo deck, many extras, and stacked $65 cord. Cut to c, _Candoli»er Call 733-6079 ~ .flcai51C(ed_Hcielciids_-i_ o'; _iu GEHL. -.2-RDV/___ CORN- _CL-CUSTOM ______B£An H 'T T 7 .;------^------.SundaK^i_Motiday_Koiioy_ _• -luxo.slandafd-horse-trailer—' )i - -J600-734-71B1:------— - younpociiicaiions-siiflhiiy - >Canyon Orchard, i Wosl. 7 ALFALFAf SEED by Growcf, 'lcLong Yeailings to 2 yoar llko hi now. 324-2429 allor 6 or CHOPPER. Needs wotk. THRESHING. Th 734-8310 - MUFFLERS insialictJ while NEAR New Moisc console } higher. Call 324-7642 if no mNofinolF.loi,543-5330_ Top J quality common rangor, olds. ol Proven perlormero. w ookond^ $500 Can 543-4546 ovevenings or 734-6459 days, you wall. CoraplQtc Mulllur I answer, 324-377B. atereo. 8-track -plus $135 per 109. Stale tcjiod. Arm At esHcreloraa. 543-6858^ • . j3-HORSE . Irailerrsingle axle, °GLEANER M. ncw.OYC/nauU c CL' u s t o m 'c o r n c h o p ' p in g . -.. . Sorvlco Including custom I cassottc Buy this fcpos- I I SAVE BIG BUCKS! 0 will deliver. Call Manon r( all boan equipment, cab 4 Havo Ha good equipmom lor duals loc.car..and ptckups. .. 09C______Pel3&Si;iicliesJ_g-Pemt all moial, $550. Call “ucarry-all 6 yard. Good condi­ NEW COMPLETE Exefcismo lamllv dog, tfamed. $100 1^tostod. James J Marshall. „ tion, 400 West 75 North, C I now $250/best oMet. Can I ; I'g'aO 750 ECHO Ctiam Saw, 71733-3y)6al1or 5 30pm______7 Holsioin Springers. Pncod 734^3252 73 flays, 324-2901 CUSTOM CORN PICKING ' •- _____Dyna Gyrrl. Also NadcjLttcfl. _ ^-QUI.Wo'lldolivct, _ Jo Burloy. Call 678-4534 4 THRESHING macfunq, Call ^4-1397. “ -EicGt(Cnr-ct5n0l1i0n, $275, .1 10 sell. MW22-2061, Ulah_ _ 1 RENTANEWTVI Own a f)ow Call733-a28t. • ^•AKC o'oboiman puppies, rCARRYOVER lail giam Vo'cd- ni HAY BUSTER, Baled' Hay '2 "2 seil-ptopollod pickers ' Xafio-Limaf-waoaiinos,-- j- NuflBines—Kamiak -barley:— u-.DEHORN, castrato and 2-2 S f AN'chIon"s't8c'k”lflr3 I'l _____O A KLiiLSIQN LU ^fllH S____-)—oolOf-Ty-Oy-fenltfig-NmrretJ-- - ’T>ran(T“ « ' pof h'e‘aiI~ C 3 ir “TflfCTi,Tfi ainighls- S^olnl plug -Chopper:— ”. t»TO— conado,------‘X JIOO, S71 CaJ 324-3976 black lomalos, ready lo go. rClean up price. Kon Marshall ->7 •Trucksavailablo. ' ' ", 'V 1 itofs chocked. 204 Mam Ave 063 Good Things To Eat $250. j; Call 436-4394. _ 7 3240714 _ _ inin. Spato tiro 4 wheel. jTMassey Harnj. lOll Tandon Ti ; OLYMPUS OM-2 camero. I N CAIIIS- 733-7111 733-398f , ...... _ disk, Misc shop eguipment, CALVIN BAILEY TOMATOES and ’ cUCUM- AKCAl IRISH SETTER PUP- f HOLSTEIN 'Sprmg'or heilei's licensed, dbi moiai doors 91 y 50MM Ions. 70MM-210MU I STEREO EQUIPMENT 1 FOR SPRING PLANTING wo « 1350. 764-2529. “ _ _53%2242or 53^258^ > Macro-Zoom Lens, motor BERS for sale by Iho bushoi PIES. Pi SALE OR TRADE. $75 h S cows lot salo. Largo “ I Denon DP 30L lurnlaWe. 1 havo all Iho popular public ------INI^T'er'na TiOn‘’a'’l"'55Q"2“ ow ' CUSTOM CL GRAIN Tmashln’g i drlvo. Control grip, hard- Drib. Allof 5pm,324-34 90 Can C. 734-9658.______[ soioctiof) on hand at atl 1 NAD lurnor.l NAO Pre-amp. varlolios ol allatia lor the hmos, ,,r 324^250 ----- »i ______ctChopper, wiin corn 4 hay *4 corn waniod, Also havo ' '....aholl .case.. 2..tuishos. 4 ; 1 Hattof, OH20C powof amp. -.BARTLETT PEARS.$S-poi. AKC-Reg.-11 Al month sabio ^Magic -Valloy- Rangor, - hoad,—Now- knives good Irucks avallablo.Bfont Rmg,— ------, litiors. New cost J19Q5 I bushoi. Bring own contain- C0j!L0:.32fi736a,___ cc _ _ LLahonion. 4 others Also _*HOWARD'S Angus Ranch FOR F< SALE starled cross cccondition. $1250, 423-5847 ot CaCall 543-6311 or 543-406^ , I 2 ■ Inlmity tpoaktjis • Rooisierod and commercial bt ' Askino SflOO.' 733-«593 of 1 w/sian^S_Cali536^7fl. ' ors: Quilici's 795 Wondoll AKC fogistofod Goldon Ro- ^Dokalbs now 167 brand. TF- R‘ brod woonor pigs.Fted j423-6231? ,______OJiovoninqa Of early motn^ngv ' 734.96Sa aliof 6pm ask lor Strool.TwinF^IS. _ „j angusbulls. KlKjppq_sWl-«73______trlovor puppios. $75. Call fAtl Knudsor* 734-W50, 703- CUSTOM CRAIN. b'e'anS, 4 . , 0 L e n L _ _ , !I USED 19 inch coto» TV as is ______CAl1_5f3U9J5______w INTERNATIONAL 80 Bean CL : $175, cjii:m-4_3^o EARLY McIntosh Apple* 703^350. 73 ______^8680. KimbOfly-Charlos _ WEANER PIGS lor sale.'Call cccombine, Compleleiy to- CCCORN Thrashing, Truck Kllmos 423-5655; Jotomo- LARGELt GOOD old Jersoy 324-3532 32 ______gg OVER-BEO labte, Momgan i You pick. BodonstaD's 2 mi AKC .i REGISTERED Alaskan p cqnd^onod, 423^5700. _ “I-available. 324-3106______inlormlltent pressure Ii 19"' SINGER COLOR TV W_ol Aco Hanson Chevroioi ^ Paul Bockman 324-2147: lamily lai cow. Rogisiotod, broalhing machine, smaii I S_harppicLu'e,^23a8 Murtaugh- Frank Nobokot havo ha papofs, Btoko lo load, JOHNJC o 'e E R E '^ combine, CLCUSTOM HAY 4 STRAW HONE’y f' or sa l e . Bunin' C. hydtoilatic drivo, boan at- STACKING 2 wide Call '■ oxygon boiiio, aoiustabic. ; 25 INCH COLOR console TV. Acrns. 733;TO38_j_ /i .432-5519; Wondoii-Rav Me- Froshonod Fr last Ociobct. "108 ShSflp f> a' kC ' REGrsfEREo'^'iond ' CotdC 536.2029,' Biacklool- Br I«^m onl^fh_ono 825-5635_ "CROBERT NEWBRY 734-1M3. ' mofal crutches. 934-4756. ;r Worksgfoai ' $150 423-49j6 Brad to Brahma, $1,000. Call l i r ' HEAD' "braa” E.OJ. I? LONGHOR’n MARKET now Cockor c< Spaniol Puppios, JohnShobo_664:4iM, j ____ 72 734-5^ ___-______’ 1 LOCKWOOD Mark 6 f^olaio CLCUSTOM h a y ',' S'fflAW ' 175 GALLON Oir or G js ' tias local canning JC Halo $75.2 j? lomalos & 1 malo lall ^ yearlings and otdot. Can u. j 078 FumiiuieiCjrpeij N/C RANGER Aiialta Sood. SANTA S^ GERTRUDIS brood- - Harvoslor, Exc cond, $2700 B*0ALING4STACt^lNG3Wido Tank, tl3Q, Call 543-6313 | pojchos $9 busiieii.'-s Caii^poit«6^j^a ______3 • Of 532-4486,______Of'OLbesl Pilot, 366-2024. _ SUSlackot . handles 42-48" ■ • I ALL WOOD 9 picco Alder Bartlolf poars $6 bushoi. *1 slalo losiod. supor quality, Ing ini Slock lot salo, Dioitich. ,7 2 MINI-STORAGE I ■ AKC Roglslerod. chocoiaio LANTING L ENTERPRISES. Idi 150 oldor Ewos. win buck 4 ij; balos. Will Travol. Ptolor - : drning room jm wiih Cap- Noclrlnos, Canning Plums, T, Idaho, 208-544-7525,______tun until Sopt 20ih, Exc qual- MODEL 78 Gohl choppot, 2 OTIGARAQES “ ■ " i ' Ubradoro puppios. Vofy Holiisier,6H-4272, H tow com head and hay head: ni-42-43" balos. Call Johnnio - Allbrlck,203 4mSINo,Twin. '■ ' Macintosh Appios, Local bt '• SAWDUST Ity. Iti Noh Sheep Co., 733-3617, Blair. 543-«e61 or.543-4682. -• 1 Tomatoos, Rod Potatns, good humors. Call 713-5923 • ______S<:M25______[BASSETT Bookcase head- or 734-5933.______j 24 WHITE laco ewe lambs 88i8 ^ 2 ^2^,^ wagon Call Loavo m essaoe. ______Idaho 0nions,50)£} bag $9.50, 097 Hir.GfiinJFeed Ca gi : OLO WOOD COCK jJ 'bo ard , bed. Dresser with _ AKC v»lfo^alroa pofnilng ■ mirror. Chest, Soria spfing S ■ "Fforon fOd fisp berries. 2' ALFALFA and graVs hay THE VERY BEST IN DAIRY. K «Nlw77iOLLAND~sol7'cr'o. r i 1 STOVES. Good condliion. : ' black (aspborf.os, duoboi- Giillon puppios. Salo or * polled chopper, New rCUSTOM , plowing4 discing. mattross Eic $250. 324- Wood flivot Vaiioy, oxcolloni HEIFERS, * good so'eclion ^ Call R_exHarding .. 324-2045-,. SIMA S1_75,W1543-6313. | ! flOS, plo choffics. strawDor. Itado '[• lot W Call 543-6660. closo-up sptlngor hollers, & 56 JT HEAD OF Black & smut onglno, en oxcolloht condition, . . m i ...... rlos;-Bring your-own-con-' 81 .Qr^do, aopioximatoiy. 40Q-- E!' ..lacodJboec.3Qyea(linoa.4S.. «i: -CUSTOMlPLdwiNQ.-Magic _____ -"5CALL0NPR0PANETANk-. j ' , BEAUTIFUL— Persian- mix -P'ion, take an or patf. You 300 s ' to 400 fc. hfllfers, Cnuck- •ilh h*y-pickup-ana»NewsrTwlft p^|[ff7rff?K7i7>~Q— e i a r g a e s t At u t o & r k r A A e r

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. 115 FifmWortiWinloc! ' Tiay(HTf»il7ra- CffHitsumiiM c u s to m " PLOWING dono -* 140 Tr\jck»» Impon-Sports Cara ,n ______Autos-Owrolel jno AIR STREAM Trailer 31 ’ 1975 1976 HONOA 750 - ~tw Atit6»-u.n{6in:Morcufy____ ------•Uh-4-BoiiQm_roaoLolQw^“w— 'nuch.JCH...... -*1100------19572 Ion Chovy; 350 onglno, f Married, musTsoil Call allQf 6pm wookdaysayj moro, JIO.OOO. Hitch in- CALL 5434483 grain A boot bod w/hoist, WA Toyota statTon 1960 CAPRI4 spd, 4 cyiTnder, DowoyNlppof5434?67. __ eluded. Call 734-1349. • WAGON J1700 or ollor. J, 79 Cutlass Supreme, ; -A M /F M -ia p o ,- 34 mpg, — , FOR SALE 1980 Yamaha 65050 oxc cond. 6554391.______"■ 0«_ollpnllorrM._734-5742 CUSTOM Swalhlno, Ballna. 3244154 or 324-5067 Excellont cond. J4300. Call ‘ 00. 2S' 5'H Whoolool- . Spoeu t, call67M116flV8».------1964-CHEVY-lO-wheeler. ,lMMACULAtEl974 ChorQirQ. I- 9344333 a l l o r . ^ / , — • — Of'or ~ Hoag-Ruiiiior travol trailer, 7| MlfhnTln.fartlal ti»>« nnhi.m . ------compiotu wram-im" radio]1 ^ .WARLEY------OAVIOSOM^ — Slation. ,-Waoon.- ^ 6-track storoo, tv antenna,„ ' Motorcycle; SoO. Joiomo10 . 350 onglno. 16' apud bed,' Sacrlllco J2000. For jM Aulos - O idimobiio ^ - custom '”^ ti¥ ng~ a^ d implomont Co., 324-3311. • J2995. (fall 324-3005 _____ BALING. Call 326-5869.____ a/c, (ront porch awning. 734-3428. Days MUST N1AKE paionfs liapoy. 1 ^ 40 OLOS“ Brougha'm - sparo tiro w/covor & truckI^ck -l®Iomi______1964 FOHO Vl lon shortbox lid Must soil 74 Camero LT . CUSTOM SWATHING & diesel, good mlioaoo, oxc .& . hookHip- - Included, • Manymy HUSQVARNA 250c(rfors3lo--fn-' -^ckup;oxc-cond, 6cylindor.-■ - -lF 7 F ^Z ,“ now-17akos"A ' -Nlco.-aloroo.- now- whools- - -cor>d.-LoadedTJ7^!o:-Can------BALiNG,"Call 3J4-WM or H34003.Evo-a. 734. ^ 5. - and tiros. Runs good. Noods 324J2I4_.______or^ olhor options. Sloops 6 at bolow maikot valuo. Soo liros, shade kit, noso cover, 3244249. _ adults^ Jusl llko r>ow, Mustj) t al Minor Brothors, Wendell.II. 1964 FORD F71X) 5 ton 4I AT. A/C. 14200 or best ollor. ' : p.JinI jia o o . 734?to4. • • • CJSJOJ'J 'Swalhlno S balingng sooioapproclato. JlQ,595oror 536-2129, MaiK. ____ whool _ drivo. J2200. Call I 7M4638. ‘ ‘ISMOE'LAinECOUPE.good - ' Aulos-Pontiac____ ------t»8»-ol(er^O#r3'733-9«5eT)r•or- tlKE-NewrWKAWASAKir’ -1970 PEUGEOT'Di6sbrS04F _ _ ...DENVER FINET~cIisrQmrm Jllor 5 733-3435'______. -BlactL-WilLaarrlOco 11395...5!.'. 1 ^ 7 o R D " V* .ton; Irallorr boautilul now J750 BurMndy 1978 MACHO-TRANB-AM. Faffning, Boan culling,ig, HARD TOP FOLDING tont')nl 734-9621. -- brakes, iraller hitch. 100 19ic. CHCVY:waooor(unl, oxcoliont condition. Now I wino Imron paint. MPG-32 molor. 543-5962 ~ ------awBlhIno, baling, discing. M- LIKE NEW 1 H « KAWASAKI town. 37HW. A/C. Sunrool. nqedsintorioi work Jl200or rolo-Illllng. plowing, 3;$-^ 2?39°^' _ K21000 Molorcyelo. Fahring powor windows. Musi soo to bost oiler. 637-C3B7 - _ 4031...... ■ -1/3------Ai/los - PlYinoutfi ___ _ ■ MUST SELL. Now 17' STARAR A backrost. 7400 miles,I. 1965 FORO 2-Ton Insulatlon- approciato. J4fl50 .llrml 733- >»- 9HE''ELLrsS,-Bobulll- - - — .-— -OflEEN CHOPPING------CLISI-5lb wliooi t0( amall or-o r- -J2450..-A1SO 1977-9NO-JET-:f - lrucK.'16‘ van bed with varieo, 2SfS~or 324-3077 eve’s. ’ - 396; -NOW Radials; Soo lo 1973 Plymouth 4-doot.-good -- HAYACORN • largo pickup. Novor usod.3d. Snowmobllo440A 1972Aniclc super 16 Insulation machino. 1978 TOYOTA Corolla; groal 'r appioclale. CaJl_7344W2. eondltloniWOO. Wllh 2 oxtra C all...... 438-9163 63 Havo 1976 Datsun pickupup Cal Panther. Both for UOO.B. 734-1807 or 324-3675L JWDSDOtL-xamatSn-AU/CM- ^ ^97^—CHgv£tttr^brfocr' - _yro3 _liu_jwiw4900—Cell------— — KAVE-TRDClTIo'hTuI livo~----- oyellablo-as-p3ckago-tcao-“Jo-- - 324-5390-aft0r5. ------o'^o'^’ngs. ' — cassotto. now sirutes. • cond. now paint, m ag' 733-l753altltrS:30. ------8lool«.-Ch#fO«-tlependj-on-® -3ifCd_J7t0a Sth a..!,..U u . -M UST-6ELL-Hof-olri(Tton d - -1966-FORO-plCkun;-M,Wr,- -n o o d s-s o m o —boUy—work— whools. molor in oxc cond. numbof ol head and dls-S T "'0 SMOO. Call 733-4646 or 1 ^ CM400T H o n * . WaKo0 mll03..gooy SACRIFICE, liko now 1976^ 1966 GMC pickup, shortbox. original mllos. «000. ,,Call milos, ono ol 500 built. , ... 536-2329 Of 535-2273, . .- - ^ spot cash. Call collect 20^36- Yamaha 500 strooi. Many,y 263 onglno. Call 423-4062. 734-3650 . ______- W|000_^^4.36l5allor6. 3 37g:J092 or 206-375-2431. HAY OR STRAW STACKING extras A' lots ol TLC. OKor.r. 1967 GMC P.U. lOWi' Open, 1979 PEUGEOT 504; now 0 1973 CHEVV VEGAVruns OULD YOU UKE TO HIRE ---- J WIDE. Call-McCofd al at 1M1 KENSKllL travol trailer..ar... .51:^012...... -Road campof:-35,000 miles, tiros, A/C. auto tians. Exc ^ good, oxcnilont MPG, J700 536-2029.______15 wllh smalt ovorshot.O'- 1- 1975 HONDA MT250, oxcc good condition. 7344699I cond. J9200 7884919._____ 'f orbostWlor.733-57a7._ -g 733.0&60 alter Som -______IPfiOfESSIONALS — MESSENGER AND LEWIS condition; 1-1976 SUZUKICl OJLO.I______1980 DATSUN 2fo V/agon, 1974 C H ^Y El Camino:'coi- Boan and Corn Comblnlno. 1903 1 6 It EMPIRE Traiior,jr, RM 370,734-4596 alter 5. 1909 F2050 iniornational 10 blue. J4500 or bost oTlor. YOUR CAR? iS' - M95, Call 543-6313. ' ___ ''O'y oood cond. • -• can;:.-...... :...32<-&45' 1967 HONOA CT90-J125.1969,9 whoolor. 1971 Chovrolot 1 ailor^jn^______. JI9M, Coll 734-3019. • - iU«W *hondl.ollnotory ...... ?1. 1968 19- GEM Travel Trallor. RELIEF MILKEH oxporl- )r. KAWASAKI 250-J275, Call11 Ton. 1906 Ford 2 Ton. 733- I960 FIAT SPIDER 2000 con- ; w e CHEVETfE, good con- i*opU Of your hout* • W« ____ oncod____ and___ .roliablo— Io., 544-2144. _ . ______6616 altor 6pjn______^..... -wortlblo,— AM/FM— Btoroo- - i s a a e ' -ditlon.-modium mt'oa.-Jl70Q- • 'Vc .do-thv-oelual ihowinq - ' - - 1971 HUSOVARNA 400cc.; 1970 -INTERNATIONAL F- cassalie. Luggage rock.- 5 or boat ollef_4?i.ie)Ulu Trials biko. Good condiOon.I, 326-4856 ,___ m special. Low mlloago, Raul.CaiU3g-5195 ___ C am p er ioi 8' pickup bod.d C a i i m ^ r ______1971 CHEVY PICKUp I m . 146______4W|wlOfrve ncwcondiiion_^32y666 ______WE HARVEST oxcoliont condiiiofi, stovo,o’. 1974 HONDA 750 4 cyl. LowV rebuilt, J950._YAMAHA .6-- - HUNTER'S-SPECTAL—1347- - .M-CH6veLLe-SS39C-r5pffr - Radian SootJ------folrtflofaiorrlotsol-storeoff-JO- -m llo srlu o o a g o ra c k .'b a c k ''"Sirlftg SIOO. Hand mado In- Willy'a Joop. Chevy V4, u bolt roaicnd, Maga, molor Clovor&AllallaScod loo! spaco. 423-5'“ FHTd Los 733-6181 or 326-3280 -. ’, . shottbod pickup. All stoolol Supor Sporl; now battoiios. wilh bool, 1300. ^34-6300. runs oood. 536-2275. ___ • 1972 LUV pickup: radial tiros. whool covors, now Solborl- ! Custom 500 Sedan. PS, PB Doug 733-6161 Ingboliod rubber, while [ CUSTOM CAMPER for saio;5; 1975 HONDA 400; Exc cond. runs won, noods paint. Gem a;f..3l0iC0. No jcaaonablo- miH ^ * X * H TV. bod/.i;:.| . ------noufs. Annual I1-60. Majorr campor shell. Body A paint, r T5ouni[;-6«£ifliriri,ii;ontrnon^ - ” a e w M H top. AfC. power—^sioor-— I, 605BroadwayS..5434850. ' With ^ or without 35 (ool spud 7003______^ ovorhaul 1670 hours. IWO3 Good condiilon. AM/FMA ...... I ino/bnkea, JJm /FM ad?o, 9 0 9 5 — hours on 2000 hour TBO trallor. . Partial linancing 1979 BLAZER Choyonno 8 JMSOXall 7344M0 cassolio, J3000 or call 423-'■ 138______to v y Equipment ‘avallaDlo. 532-4327.______Mark 12 A. Nav. com.. Narco) 4691 and mako ollor.______A/C. tilt, crulso. J5450. Days C t9^ATSUN2i0.5s'pd,2d^. 1973 KENWORTH;-----3 5 0 -- ■ .AOF 31. King KT 76A^ SEARS pop-up Camper with. CAT D4H, good condltio'n, j -64343^oxcyo;s.543;5557,_ p 9.0M miles; t968 FORD Iranspondor, ELT Pipot aulo somi now blado, rocent [Cummins, robuiit. 13 speed. 19ra BRONCO, loaded, extra li Mualang 3spd. 6 cyl. Like \ULOS > add-a-room. Excollent eon- Road Rangor: 1979 conlrol wfhoadino lock tmion..J_650 Xail 4 2 3 ^ 3 ^ onglno ovorhaul. (air un- ' • ShattJ. Low mllos, tt800. Call s Now Oantl'l'on, New radials. Always proleasionaliy llown. dorcarrlago. runs good. ' Froighllinor. cab over, Do- 324.32G6altnr5. J 733-OI59altci5. ■ B 'OLEf J16,56o. Call Lynch Oil; 1973 COYOTIE 12’ Irallor. J29.500 or boal o((or. Call * troil 13 spood Road Ranger; MoIm . Cmn|)an^,^^6J6-9009. Jim or' Sloops 4, lanoo. sink,. Konat1-232-21738amlo5pm 1980 Mac eonvonltonal: Two 734 6S6S______' fuinaco. ICC box. 7344512. _ -.llO^;M3f.?llH -- - - 42Urailor6.Coit733-144l. - 175 — I — AutoDoilofa-1— -175- AutoDeilflff - -»9?6—TBEASli^lE—VALLEY- ^WFLUVlSehup, runs goo(iF — -• 121 • ftaHAMafinejiettisi campof ahoil— Insulated. extra whools, stereo. SI995. oxcoliont condil(on.t200,■ JOHN DEERE 543I 4687^______BOAT TRAILER wilh won^h1 734:^3 ______USED 1 _____^andlSlnchwheolsIlMaliof 1976 Silverado pickup. 350. 4pm:32<-55l4 - ^ II CAMPER wllh.ovoithol,...... INDUSTRIALEQUIPMENT Ppowor. - stooring, powor -----_ Propane roltig,-stove Wllh) bbrohos, #ir,good conditions. GLASSTRON BOATS and _ ovon. Call 733-<90e. ___ JD4iOBael(hoo_..,, *26 000 CCoila(lcr4om.3^jW 4 ______Chry3)or-motof3~CaiKlni— DHOTT Backhoo'.,., t23.800 i'197eCHEVR6LETlton,wilh , uaiiers. Joiomo impiomenl MoiofHomes . Co:,324-3311. Joiomr*____ ~caitto A grain bod. Good -EORrRENTrrsnir-coftUinod’I- ELLIOW SINOPI, condition, 5324501...... MINI-MOTOR HOMES. CallI lllOvorlandAva. 1976 FORD CURRIER, pickup CLOSE-OUT ■ Rull-lt Easy. 734-2056. Burley, ID wilh campor top. Call aller O N 1980'S 6 7 J « 8 5 »l6pm 5434236 ______0 / s S ; Tho 6I‘3 a(o arrivlno ovory- MOTOR HOME FOR RENT. 1976It GMC Oiosol W ion; air, d;^ and Iho solocilons ...... 734.2302! Bob Houston. Salos Rep automatic ai trans, power ^=OftEAT=3irromr6:Mf,m(H,-- -t97a-24‘-MlNie^WINie-Alr-- r iaiomoPncA*,-..,....73J-l490-- -Sl-SlOCfing^V.-flau-lono.paint, „ -Spflftlno G oode.-H oyburn-- conditioner, gonorator, low^ milo^ag_^vct^ ^doan. milos.Saio foil Ihtough. still w/onds, 7344190. Jim.____ Johnjon outboards. Onion available 114,000 734.1607 or soiocllon to choose from. All 1978 ” iNTERNATIONAL 1750 & Soaswlrl boals. EZ Loader 3244944. sizes, all prices. i2Minanc- Loadstar Lt 0-170 V4 dioset, • &Shoroland'r bailors Maolc Ing available on somo low 'o mlloago. oxceiient con- ____Valloy—Marui»-3W_W—w ------4 ?8 UlilitrTrallBir- - —modolsr-Ceif-Ken-ai'l-JU-— -dillonrWitfrorwtmotJTboa^ 30-93.7334141. -A hoist. Soiling vory roason------NEW S-HP dlllon. t 2S00. 436-6621. pressor r A condonser Irom ' t-'i job M k es. Runs good. Call ‘l97rSERAY-SRV-T65-163- -1973 -1 Cfi6¥-pieJuup..-a5^ 1667 • INTERNATIONAL-? ton- More 10 E-Z load Iraller. Call Seldom £ usod. 423-5549 ___i Iruck, 25' Ditch Witch trailer 734-9121 allot 6pm.______FOR p SALE, 1964 289 laclory A < 1975 backhoe 580 B. 734. W ______VaM 20’ CABIN CRUISER; new robulll. f novor been tun. Now 1607 ' or 3244944.______MUST SELL NOW 66 Chovy onglno, ojcononl condition, carburolor, c clutch, pressuro 60001b. ( Construction forkiili, VAN VA compieloly t76M. Call 326-4013.______p plate, starter. J600. Call 30: fl. lilt. Good condition cu;customizod. Roso etched I ■■ 24 ttrrabln cruiser, 125 hp 5?6-5348. ^ ______3 733-7120 wirwindows, eioctric sun rool. More • molor. J2,5oiT WE V REBUILD Hydraulic ------AM AM/FM cassotto player, im*i0wlndiar»caipel,Seo Jacks J at ABBOH'S AUTO 140 TfuckJ tMttMby bluo carpot p otl2077ihAvo.E. SUPPLY. S 305 Shoshone ------;------throughout, inn chrome mag ■ ■ ...... “ Street S South. TwiO;______whools, new G60-14 tires, FARMSPEQALSl »v, _122 SpoftinflGoodi . 1973 v JEEP Guadra-Ttac unit 1 oxlra long 109"wheei base. 1- 1974 Konworih convon- -babv-Wu® -bal «fK>-oot ll,500. ' 1962 FORD CUSTOM VAN. Drive Train. A/T, 350 onglno 1-1966 T IHC cab ovor. 67t Ulira il"' nico. 3 spoed 6 cyl ftUQER BLACKHAWK, 357 2 7334519______ce Classic maonum_Eic_iioncl_Hal-_. *wilh 62.000 miles, 7M ^77 GMC,J7.000. G m — BtOf;-Toko-U-doef-hunlina:------^- - ■ ■ -CESCO-______; .1974.F.ORD-Vin;.complfitoly- :197 - iesel V ...... «s; S95n40626______” Hl9fl0 F0R0” 4m" m Tngin'e, JOHN DEERE aoi(i THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL 9 BOISE ...... 336-1850 1 9? .. Usod coll Python 4" i S.W. . £!clutch. 40,000 niilos, J650. ® 1979 CHEVYllon Van, 25,000 M IY ^ 36 3". Many other har^fl gijns _734-43 - 8 7 . ______■ . ■ - - . ______^ ■ mllos. mill A/C; Crutso control. - m-afo^Cottr'ftuqoia -s— -* APPUANCE TurtXJ-vec, Carpeted & parteliod, J6700, Call733-195SaftetS. • - :V ROLET CITATM Smlin & Wossons. Magic 14x7 wheels A 2 biand now ^ E L P ! ! ! ^ Valley Socutlly. 423 Main Armstrong A G-60-14 Radials Wey, nood more consign- 143 ►,922 f Avo. East, Twin Falls. aiand 2 olhor Radials. montS-..Wo tn also buy —142 Impohs-SportjCin WINCHESTER modol 64. mounted " A batancod. U75 or THEUOUIDATORS CUSSIC CU 1971 Opel GT. ' I3.S% ln>»r»l J ^ ^ ^ s M ^ c o ilo c to rs item. _bosi olfer. 7334643. jJIM BUSBY ENTERPRISES Excellent Exc mpg. Must soe to - Ulm-gM W«atr734.2S30-BllT— -«£S■apiwoiaierCaU-733.a348:— ----- ...... *6< >nly 13.8?ii Interoit 30-0B RIFLE wilt trado for IM is CveieiA6uppii«i LARGE trailer larp In good SHARP SH/ VW BAJA. 1968, re­ ^ l^^^ctior* shot gun. Call condition for an ovot-ih»- built tiull motor, cassette stereo. 1977 HONDA 125, Like New. roaddlesoltlQ.67S-i4S4 ro 733- >700, Call 5434313.______‘ j 300 WEATHERBY MACiCer. POTATO TRUCK 400 SACK WOTrTiS— '^05 5l, _m ado. Like new, Wllh 300 ^1970 KAWASKAI 750K2 1957 19 FREIGHTUNER 262 leather. A/C, sunroof. PS/B. iH EV pLET /y\Al 1981 CHEVRC -Sftaxpaooamllaa:J127i-Jlm- .enolna, .or .now-lurbo,-mbtf(lt- t650.733^605. 7344551 or 733-5605. SOHD S( roar ends, 10 spoed 7MM Mao custom mado JiMo. 1®1978 YAMAHA 175 Enduro. with 3 apood browning, new 1965 196! CORVETTE Converl- ...... CAMARO excoltem condition. Soil or rExc. / shapo A running cond brakes. 0117344366. Iblo; Ible both tops, white, 327 4 — WOO Firm. Will consider 01 trade for 308 or 25^16, similar « OUALITY 1980 International speed. »£« 3244»4 alter 6om...... ^ 7 condlllojj._32JJ0a2_. gtrodo (or pick-up or car F1900 Fl twin screw truck with 1972 1975 VW BUG J1950or mako 734-5539 2 20 0 'spud bed. Low miles. Air ofler. of(e Call 734-3021. Seo, 632 o n d o n ly 13.fl 12 4 SnowV»hicl« 197B YAMAHA XS 750 conditioning. =0 436-5995 Quincy Ouii t2.______» i r ...... Spocial; tuna and looks llko o m 'n s i ______1973IW ^MW DA wagon blown 81 CHEVRO^T a n d o n ly 1 3 .I GOOD running Polaris snow nonow. Fahring. ctashbar. TRADE TP 76 ToyoU Celica GT «no mobile (or sale. First ti50 tutuckrest w/iuggage rack. Ultback Ul 32.Hi ml for 4 spd U kei II. Cali 543-4012. SoSoo to appreciaie. $1995 PU PL of equal value. 324-5376. J1974 J ': OATSUN tTo' Su'lion ^ — tirr firm. 676-7922 days. 436-4190 TRUCK fp BEDS. 2-16' apud 733- 125 TnvelTnllors beds with belts and motors, io» 1M0 HONDA n M . M M 6- spud bed, 1-20' comW- 1750 ...... « 8 32' 5lh wtiool Wiidornosa Excoiiont Ex corjdllion. 734-4220 nation na grain bod, 733461B o n d o n ly 13.8 camp trailer. 1979. oxc. ■ attof ail 3:30 or 423-5179. . •jtor ajt ______egm. 1974 OPEL ManU; eic moch cond, 34 HW MPO. radUls. cond., will Uko motor homo 1960 SUZUKI 250RM; Exc .WANT .W/ TO BUY 1967 to 69 or amalier trailer on tiado. cond. coi Novor boon racod, Fo AM/FM B trick.- UOO. 733- ice Han 2253 alter 6pm.______733-43M(rom84om.m aJr 3 4 -It. NOMAO. ilKo now IM 1974 TOYOTA Celica 0 1 : 5 * m T H CHEVRat '1901 SUZUKI T3 250. Still on 'iBJIW r Fo(d 2 Ion Imck; V-t. < ------O e n u in i UE LAKES NORTH ANO POLE cortditlon. Reasofttblo. Call wawarranty 1000 miles S1150. sp< speed, radials, good shape. 733-5265. CalCall 543-5648 tK s » 3 3 10,1 1 8 i kn plf e m mil

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Idaho 3 8 0 , O C00 X expected to* attenda fair festiviivities______MWeek lorngextravu o g o f i ^ ^^ p ^ k s pylentyfor l r every onn e B y M ARTYTYTRILLHAASE ...... ’ NeNew attractions include ne\lew compotition classes for3r department has suffered■ed a decliire in participation ni ------Timcs-NcwseiV’stvr/V er ...... rwttrtly ------a rtls r tls ts a n d hom e g a rd e n ers a n ddadairy i milkingparlor. and fair officials hope 11 e the new category will attrac^Ct city ______^ F o r th e J | r s t_^ I i jT igetilip y.;ill be u n d e r Iho10 re sid e n ts to a previouslyly ffarmerHjriented competition ii-departmonC‘.-In.pasLyears._s .------liW e-wantto kecp-oucJ ur falKa tradittonal-agncultmatrarrsir F I L E R; - T ak e 35 buildings, fill thethem with about i.coo PointQintings were judged by the localIc art Rulld and only one10 So m any o f th em h a v e ge 2 gone lo an entertainment andndhome head of livesivestock plus estim a te d 7.600) o>exhibits ranging from ^l^ssass of compel i tion was offered.d ...... — sh o w ," - S h o u se - s a i d ,- -" produce thn .- “'n»ere--are-3-iot-of-lwclickyahj' through home arts and antiqueq u e s lo y o u th p ro jec ts, '^hiThis yoar. classes for amaleiteur,'advanccdam aleurcnd"id-— g a rd e n e rs .” -^------flowereandind pantry contests, p ro'ofesslonal fc painters will bc ofl3fferod, Prizes Include $5 forir The milking parlor, bubuilt at an estimated cost of{ Combine tl 'f C.OiW, le that with 27 food concesslon£ons, about 150 business first,rst place, $3 for second and $2 for Ihird with best of showIV , . will allow owners to milknilk their dairy cattle under sar sanitary, displays, aass sso rted am u sem en ts an d a fourmigljrfoi rodeo.------srards offering $25 for first placlacc. $15 fo r second p la c e nndd ^ condillODS— ______T h en a ddd d in roughly 80,000 people w 0 fo r third. I w ho a r e expected to *>0 fo ■ Shouse said the facililcility“w iir ^ cnabjrdairyni' e n jo y It all11 throughoutth the week, ('men to IIn n ;addition to lhat, a rosetteI ribbonr will be issued lo thee continue milkingcycleswls without interruption, • ' That totals tals up to the area’s biggestt evente\ of the year, the Winmin n e rs of a po p u la r vole. Windows on the facility'ity w ill allow public viewing ___ 1981 T w inn 1 Falls County Fair and R Rodoo. a ttcek-long "It creates a lot of interest.' PeoplePe like to do these things:s U nlike la s t y e a r, th e fafail ir w ill no t bo st the R e g iste r ol ------cxtravaganz. ol Merit anza promising something toini) interest everyone. bocai■cause It's not fhe best picture-6 — II means il's Ihe-people’sti'— ^ Hercford^howrTwlnFall;■alls h o sts th a te v e n t ev ery olliet - ; - T h e f a irr be g in s Sepl. B wit h ju d g in g In lierycM [ In m a iiy-cvonts. a l o n g ___^av.orv.orite^said fair offico manageigenNeomaShousc— . , a n d will d o so ag ain in 19I9K, ^ S h o u sesa id ...... w i t h a “ F aa rh rh lly D ay ” offerin g fre e admImlssion l to fairgrounds AmAnother changc in competitionin involves a new c alegory for r This year. 'a Registercr ofi Meril Qualifying show wwill be and reduced:red tic k et price s for.am usem entcnts. backj ickyard vegetable gardenersrs within the Produce andcl hcld.Thiscvcntstillofferfers the public an opportunity to ------T-he^fair-wi■-wlllK?oncludfrSalurdayrScptn 'to^low — some of thc_fincstcat^^^iIlt i n lb c .rc g io n sinccTiwncre mui ■J______— T h e countyinty-falr-marfcs Its 65(h-anntvci lUil Hin versan'UilsTcarraiid— “ UncUndcr-that-category.-anyni “ WdlVitlual " o r 'drfi'anizaiioiT’'n points in this contest In1 orderor to go on lo Ihe national c likepreviousBUS fairs, traditional and ncwe\ ll calllc V events are planned. submbmitting an exhibit consistingng of 15 vegetables oul of a] shows, Shousesaid. A m ong those tho traditional activities wi. will be the four-night groupoup of IB specified vegetables; willw recoivea$50 prem ium , Events returning this> yye ear include the following; rodeo produKluced by the Flying U R< Rodeo, amusements Pri:P riz e m oney is $15 for first placaco. $10 fo r sccond a n d $5 forr » Rodeo. Sopt. Q. to. ______Drcscatcd bv.b y .I d a n d E m p ire Show s off BtBuhl, the Mis?Rodeo— ‘hird.-ird.— ------I8 p ,m r The 1981 Twin Falls CouCounty Rodeo-could attract a I l(JaJio“ QnecnecirPffBoanrra~nors L ast y e a r', , ftieffi la ir them..■■Deseri to Paradise,"ie," served-a similar > > _ This Co:oupon.is_W orth _____ I function by mm; a rk in g l h c “r*th anni- ■ versary of thcthe county's irrigalion TIMES-NEWS system and1 thetht cilies of Twin Falls I CLASSIFIED ADS ______and Kimberly. 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B y S T E V E U P S»N O ^ I n th e d a iry 'bb a m . a ^ w of 20 4-H a ^ F lF A d a iry ------Times-News wrilari/er------c a t t l e iEe({ to-bfr^be^goodsbowingr said Lewis-is-EilerSv-a— -- ______4-H d a ir y su p ttv^ i si o r . T his y e a r t h o e w ill bebeat least \ 4 40 head of dairyycattle.be c said. FILER - If bbi ig g e r h better, it is alsi Ttacatue.^d CTDWdcd. o d th e ir ow n ers vltill e n jo y thh e e u s e o f a . . -W hich, o w in g to a record mimber of entri« oew milking fad[acility this year, Eilers said,d . T h e-o ld ______/ _ / r ^ method of takinging the to a oX_3f-the.bam . 4-H and FFA memlem bers, is bow fairgoers willm liiwi me ^ ^ UvestocicbarDsattlat the Twin County Fair, iu c k e t wUl b e re p la c e d b y a m o d e m j U "W e always bav(lave room. We wouldn't tumn driftwn an mechanical milkilik in g sy ste m do n a ted by Magi*gicValley . fT aod installed by the Magi« entry,” said fairr ceco-flfiaaagerjieoroa Sbouse.X H o w ev “ gic Valley b e sa id . er. tbe livestockk mightn have to be squeezedSd S ■ H0lstelnaub.bei toi^tber to accomnmmodate eveiy iue. she said.1 • - -“It will te Just like on a regular modemm dairy." - Fair oi^aoiiers;rs expect about 450 entriesies In the Eilerssaid. m arkersb^rsws w i in e a n d s te e r c o n te s ts . AdiAdditional- ■njeweekofthetb e fa ir is a w ee k a w a y fro mI schools for e n tri e s w ilt co me frfrom dairy and breeding pro.jr o ie c ts o r th e 4-H a n d F F^A A youthsj showing livestock, bbi u t it is no poultryaod horses.« s . v a c a tto n . T h e In c re a se d: enle n tri e s should no t c a u s e a proi)roblemin Monday, even» beforeb Ibc fair opens, judginp n g begins the-livestocfc-iudtud^ng-evnrfs, accortfing_ti_tn _ M L E ._ J a . 4 - J i a n d F F A\ hthorse cia’ges. All other anim.m a ls m u s t ------^“Al)e“ -M cCoyrwt■who-harservetf-aT'SKee^> supcnn- be registered at tiiet {au^rounds'and attend tendent at the fairair for mote U aa 30 years.. “ W e can in.______---- M aikeJutcJieD l tL tim e^lV ------^ ^ e r ib e m ju d g ed.” d ." he said. “We mfght ber3w s t"oi~ Tbe work iirtll111 beginb W ore 6 a;m. the nexl s p a c e , th o u g h .” - m any of the youthsyou whose projects schedsisis; e a ssie rw ith hle c ip from ------llje-Ia it gets, biggerbig every year, said MaxIX iR e c to r, ju d g in g . T h e 4-HH aoda FFA j u d ^ scheduled!d T uesday o n e o f tw o F F A sqnq;>ennleodents. ;> “Kids lUtc IIthepricesm includes continueQued borse contests, along with.dairywi . they get for the livlivestock at the fat stock saltale. They catUe. beef cattle,:tle, poultry a n d goats. S b e ^I aia n d sw ine 1 ^ 1 I h a v e io c e o liv e .'’'h h e e s a id . i c e H are'd w a re .. c o n te s ts w ill be•beidWedittsday. b e c[)HICAGO Fairr ------CUTLERY H ^ t l n u e dn f n n a n P a g e 4 ------sc atn iBng.>i ; for geiS^aTadmi^u^1. _ f o r c h ild rp iu in d c r 12 y wa^of r age._ ~ ~ ■ ■ * lf>divtdoa»y ■ — — ------S3 faror students and -CJO-fm—ff The object of lhis eventII involves. or in s e ts because many professlooal pr cow- childreir e n u n d e r 11 usin tt d n if t h o rse s to p u llII ia c e rta in - boys find Twin FaFalls a convenient • The lie M iss Rodeo Idaho Queenn a m o u n t o f w eight on a sled« i : . location on the rorodeo circuit, sbe ' P a^ anani. This contest involvess • Twin Falls County Op)penTeam 'X f j / m ■ s a id . w o m ecn n who have won local Misss Roping Monday. Sept. 7.\ jat 7 p.m. ______PmfpMinnal co\ .cawboys-OMM-bc —B odco.rt- Ih m nghm it lh<>e— ^This tim ed event^involvllvtng=local- attracted to thes TwinT Falls rodeo state.. HorsemanshipI judging iss cowboys exclusively, — bccause of a new« fairfj policy calling scbcdul

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Monday. Septemt 7,1961 T i m e s J ^ .s. T Twin ' F ^ , «*ho 7 “ H e a c rts = Expaninded catego Wi^^peeteted to improoueauarifityu . q u a l i f i r o iLifcompetitiotm — By LORAYN EOElf. SMffH ' A n otherher major change thFyear isIs lhat all and waler Times-News wril*T77er Oid animal piciiircs andd tltintypes ^ are need^, Mre.M • • paintingsIgs will be in tbc Art buildming. leaving only photo- LLi an g d o n said. ______g r a p h si anaod needlecrafl pictures in t! I the Home Arts Depart- Many men enter articlessboth b in the Antique and Hot m e n l. Iome ____ - AAi rts Dcpartmeols and alsoto iin the flower competition,, I h e , ------FIL E R — TbiT here wiU be more winners■s this t year In Ihe _ ; superintendentss u said. flomcArtsDepaj•partment of the Twin Falls CoiCounty Fair. Somethiething new. in the form off a horse-drawn buggy cdly in "mint condition," manay be displayed in Ihc Mts.GaUWrigrrigbt of Buhl, co^uperintendetdent, sa id la s t y e a r rc p o rte d lj "Quite a number of men1 bringbr in flowers," accordinglg to th ere w ere abouiMut SO entries in the B azaarIT IHem class, wilh An'iiiiK!*le departm ent this year, MMl rs. Jerry Clark of Filer, co-sit«uperintendenl. tan Langdon of Twin Falls, co-s such a variety:y ofo items that she felt the5 ccompclilion was Manan »-supcrinlcndcnt, said the- SheI said this year officialss haveh: calegorizcd different lillitles - i had asked lo enter-ilrbut she ..... — unfair,-For cxatilample.- shfrsaJd an Indian cosM Itimralrrtras— S™?® “ h e w a s ch eck in g to se e if o f a , rr a n g e m e n ts into m o re thanths 20 classes. Including calclIchy ______in the sam e c«Ucjitcgoryasflj^yiag,------^ .. . th e s h aafLwould fL be so longjtot il -would-bc-dangcrous-lo—v tit titl le s a s " D ia m o n d S a lu te toour o o City." the 1981 fairthcm t d isp lay . T ier“ f. - ' ------“ 1(“ Idaho, Gem of Ihe Mounlalnain," which must be in blue ai So Ihis yearar she and Ruth Thomhorrorrow, the other and and a fun _calegory_esi-especially_XoLmen_i.‘Anylhitb in g - - supcrinterdent,it, decidedd to brealrdown th eBUianycalegori^ ir Also.sui. su c h a la rg e ; tem p tin g ite m pop<^ other probl^: ^ under R-iTaar’ Item s, to allow for m ore winnerswii and keep “It'ssolsoln^to ke^ p^leoff such±thing5."^said. ' —entries con^ic(io{ting with similar artlcfca.------S l t h b ^ b o e o f tbe~ most p o p u la r didepartments al the fair. - Each I of these many classesses are for amaleur. advanoneed Uque division never has been While the Hotretmte A rts Departments h as all m full in all calcgories. and am professlonaf com i^ilion.in. I about.% pcrcent of all class Of spccial interest is Ihe Ju r tn « p g o i r h a gsntgs, ni linens, afgbans^scwmg, sses are.filledj^ngdon ____ i .Junior_F1ower.Gardcncr awai.ard ^— ______giv knitted articles,!S, a; wide variety of other Itc given to tireyouth .witlLhJgbCi»cst number of points for Ihd‘ic ^ ' Itms'prcviousiy ^^^njprc-jifr-havf>-Hlwayy-hppn-mflny~^ fil ~akhff«i »nri~ 3ta^ l^rtgblsaiJ. ‘ giasswarie' arc. but more antique furniturereisneeded. ^ The new breaki This year categories forr yyouthful flower growm wasj wi sakdowB this year m akes sepajparate classes for With mrem o d e U n g o f th e a n tiq u e bulxiUdiag In receoTyears, brc items skfa ass c doth aod yam, bobbies ai b ro k e n do w n in to a g e g n u pV s ffro m 4 to 10 a n d II I h n x ^118. 1 : and coUeclioiis. then: bs ax d e q u a te sp a c e fo r d i ^ y’ ofo more items Ih ^ are "so"st the little ooes w odda't be m acn u n e, rfabwi : be competing againsl. Ihe oldiW er , lined gtass, wood aod m etaltal aod tole aod received.1^LaogdoosaM. - decorative painlirnHog< oo n» e s." I n a didHioD d i t to a n tiq u es, a n o th e r popopular dass is Oillect- - C C la rk s tr e s s e d th a t e n triee s iW ill d o s e a t 9 p.m. Tuesda'liy. There also aresre s p e ^ sectioos for items mm: a d e by m e n a n d ib le s ,f orii r ite m s UDde r 50 y e a rs oW. T h rhese include Ihings like SeiSept. 8. a d q u r t u r e fro m p revT v ik ju s y e a r s w hen flow ers coui3Uld by persous framm ecTOvaJesceitf aod retirem ent2nt homes. pottery’ aoaod depression g la s and fruit utjars. belt>e brought in the first day offju Jut d g in g . D raft!h ^ c s r ^turn to fajr for 3rdd horse-puullingtest t ______FILER^^Jhe.l)e.gEntte-ipflnt3 of— light—iweight—(less—than ,-2,900-ES i J m the Twin Falls! CountyCc F a ir - the poundsjds). Tow ord th e^ purchasej>f| ♦ ______sJrafUiorses -_w;■_will return for. th e . PrizeTzes wiii be awarded in each fair's third horseyseiJuUinRContest. class:5: $4003 fo r first p la ce . $300 for The contest wwill be Tuesday, secondnd place. $200 for third placc ♦ ------S e p tr « r * t^ p 7 m r- H ______TIffSSEWTN1 NEMACHINtIE - - ' About 13 teamn s Piilllnp__first pi ______^The E aS cn U d a -place 4n the heavy w ci^l - * ^ p e n a r m ______A ^ciallon’s_ rulerules will used, c la s si jal a ^ y e a r.______------•-Carrying handle- thSsaineas)asr^ilyear.CmptiiCon" TheCc B c a n b r o lh c r s o f N am p a willE d ____ I in three cla v e sJ willwi be held: heavy enter t -•A uto reverse andn d m o r e . y • three teams, one In each w ei^ it (team s weiweighing more lhan class.;. L a s t y e a r o n e of th e ir le arn s 3,300 potmds together), tof middle took thirdthi placc in the lightweight I weight (2,901 lo0 3.3J00 pounds) aod class. 449 » u g9C3tod g c ! retail |I Gsmplete the wo’ord seorch pu7ylf» fin{ind-thG-bldden-words •d&-ttsted-ocross^up—j & down, or cftogojonolly. A correct puz:jzzle entitles the holdiilder to $200.00 dis* fc: | ♦— A - count-Limit-onep'per-custom er: ------—! ------\VHfTf f C - Q - 4 ^ 5 v I N G H AH iT n ' I I------BUT!n O H ’— ------h - s->5^A - n -5-T-p-A -A -f ------j I BOBE3 B IN U 0 F S T R E Tr C H - I ’ ELECc T R O N i c ‘ 0 B E Y 1 T Q _L_K_£------l _ t n1 - t ------S C I SSSORS i BZ'IANGFNICI D-M — J f SEAh\M - Q B U ■■Kgn UPA lUEOXDE) B V I♦ ♦ STRElE T C H W H T IBESRSUOJ) J L ! STUCr C H 0 B TBBGTEHCEI T ; 1 u I V IN G S 0-0-2-S - 0 C-l-S-S-0 Rt S L . I ------— sew n ♦ ^ . N B N 1 ^ 8 1 •______HEM J* > E V T _ S J ._ D ^ Hl-EP _ E ______I -F arm prpXBdacuoaxostsJ)J j y c r o p * ------~~i4 U ^L ' IH C J HKLA. A R______I 1 - . . I . . ______^■Fiodlh.bawJ^•rt.wiihpvrthoM _____ 1 - S - EE T B W - H - l- T - V - A -i-M M -N ------’ = __ “ ____ FRtEpoifo>S<.tton IfTl Com $$tW ?3 SU/Qb etach, and bring thihis entry to our boot iJ lJ M $7*012 I\ Complete, de • O th O f t h e f a i r , f wrw.ii jo n n ^ r s t o r e . O f f e r g o o d I d th r o u g h S e p t . 19, SoTO^am W13 m>i - • A o r o u r K 1 9 8 1 . I Concn Sor^Mum 9;ca i.-ojo I ner ?U0 373 PO a.rt.-y »?» SS IVXXVl^ lUQQ 1 I ------i n m tr s ^ £lo p p c - S b flo p p in g C e n te r ^ . I I L y n w o o d S h i Ph. 733-5542_fj “ 8 Tim eS^^ew s. Twin»in FaMs,I (daho Monday, SepSeptem ber 7,1981 iS H lH W U ^ ~h I p P

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- — FILER-The4-H(l-H dog p ro je c ts w ill h a v e so mmethingnewlo. e oH erai the 1981 TwinwinFalls County Fair, For IJie first time,me, 4-H project guide dog pupluppies will be taking part in obcdii initial in phases of an cxtehsiihsive training p ro g ra m . Donna Stalley, a veteranv 4-H dog program\ aadvisor, said y , ------: e a c h p u p p y is (he pproduct rt of special breedingurra n d s c r e e n i n g ; /' .______• for future carecrs asa s: m idedog forthc blind. GdtdeDogs forthcthe Blind Inc.. a non-profit orga rg a n lza tio n in San Rafael, Calif.,, hhi a s found th e 4-H p ro g ra m1 ana r Ideal placo vL for the young puppiippics to begin ieaming about)ut th e "so cial ------(______life” they will encounounter if they becomcgujdcdoidogs._- __ Staireysald the fairlsfai an Ideal placcTfdr Ihe'de d o g s to Jearn about crowds, peoplepie and other animal contacts, •s. check theg gen e n e ra l a p p e a ra n c e of th e do;dog and check teclh, Al th e fa ir, Ihey wwil ill com pote alo n g w ith th e so ‘l/Ots of people hesitate to) bring bi their dogs to the fairr ^ so m e 70 olh o r lo c n a lls a nid d ey c e s o f th e dog a s p a ri of Ihecconlcsl, ( |)„ai 4'H dogs in fittingIg ai n d show ing a n d in novici^icc obedience ____ cause they are rcquired to exhexhibit them every day if Iheyy to r ” Nqhiffgpiff “ b ut thcV c an ------ev o n lS r-B ecau so -thIhey-are-puppiea.-they-wilhb e’ l;be on-a lead ------“ L a s t-ycartjccauro^arvovirnrTaccl c a r :cm (m'arainitiiirt5— fj"!" can tako thcmiiomcat-nlRlit-if-^If— throughout the conteintest. Older, experienced oboibedience dogs get, wo hadid onlyo 56 dogs registered forir thei show and somo ly wish. We have workers in thet; building to soe the penss e n te re d by 4-H youngiingsters will perform such thirhings as going did not come.me. This year there is plenty/ ofo vaccine and most e kept ''' clean and the dogs havejve food, w ater and care if thee ners wish to leave them ovemi o v e r Ju m p s on comirhandand rhi carrying sm air'dudumbbclls” In ofthedogshai h a v e a lre a d y h a d im m unizatiiItlons,” shcsaid, "We smiglit or during the five dayss ______theirm£uUiswhi!edoidoingthejumps. ___ e x p e c t a mluch u d bigger and better dog shovow ." ------d n ig h ts a s m a n y o w n ers d o .” \t 1 p.m . Wednesday. Sept. 3, t ' Stalicy said thee dog< projects are amongig the fastest Thcdogfittfitting and showing event willill be F rid a y a t 8 a.m . 3, there will bo a dog show onn J lawn behind the dogliousc. ______growiagin.4aLprogriig ram s. T lils is s9 m o th in g a llI yyi o u n g people fo r4 -H clu b-m -n i e m b e rs. T h is will b e followiiwed by the obedience Jjeyj sc. Dogs entered in tho dogK c a n do. w h e th e r thicy e y liveI on fa rm s o r in a p a rtmnenls. e i judging. • partmeni will b6 judged “InIn 'Classes rather than' byY lividual breeds since some bre "It is also excellejllent tralning-foi^the youDgsQgstcrs in pet_____The.4-H dOEd o g e v e n ts a re only p a rt o f thehe dog programs tliat._|"^IY ' b re e d s a ttr a c t onry_one o r two0 owner responsibility.Ity.” Stalicy said. "In worklirking with the will betakinging placc at the Flier fairgrouminds. tries, 3ruco Grlmmetl of Idaho Fal ------4-H d o g p ro g ra m , I firsfit t tra in th e c h ild to tra in thedog.th< From Mrs L’edl_ F a lls w ill ju d g e the dogs, inn — Ihere. they-assume-tle-the responsiblllty-for-lhcir.: lan^f-tho-opon-dog— cUlG6eR-6Uch-a&-working-^^og6i-lbm Bi-terrlersn-toys.-hounds-and- i- - p e t's tra in in g .” lid she hopes lo see alL53 pensns ih the “doghouse" otherler^iassificalions. Dogs mustisl beI registered and the showV re g is te re d do g s of all bree d s, sizessi and colors. Is op S ta lic y s la r te d working woi in 4-H dog clubs in'"Twln^a.,s “1 , ~ open to the public. RibborisDhs and cash'prlzcs will be1? ' ■ countyaboutftveycai/carsago...... hoping every pen will be filledcd. and right now wo awana rd e d . raging-monrcntriesrcspeciall:illy-in-thc small-dog -= .T h c "That first yearwcw c had about th re e 4-H d o gs s iiin Ihw whole E^crcis-also the popularity conc o n tcst In-w hlch^jvcryone wh'i)~a— be sa id . view s fair. This year, we; h&ha v e 73 signed u p a n d th e re^ aa j ^ r o u r dOB S :ws Ihc dog exhlbils may volelie foI r th e ir fav o rite dog and a c lu b s in th e co u n ly’,” ,” sliesaid.( ------lid many long-time exhibilorsrs of various hrwvls sfwvt: cd-tn-rflurn this ycar-and«imm o now-dog-fanclerfi------N^oble^aidmoat-of-the-dogs-exi ot iing-owjrerrispfinsiBnnyTiiiehTTyoui^lcrs alJdmTbr'^i^ •exhibited-at-Pilcrcomtrfrom-T------reods a re ex p ected . She said kckennel clubs in Twin Magi< are required to keepx p the dog in good conditionon and judges pjjjis (|,p f igic Valley although some havhave been enlered in Ihc pasiI h e M lni-C assia a re a a rc coopercrating In the show. fromim other southern Idaho areas.as.

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' ____^ Re(lecord numbers ofo: felines-to conm pete_atfair J. Cateownersserave-- M o m ssAwaf^ w n ^ — By BONNIE BAIRD JONE:NES Times-News writer d e c o ra te d cage;Iges, cushions and other facilitiilitie s to b e st show / i \ ■ their cats'char;laracter and personality. Like Morris,•is, a n alloy. c aU an d f o rmcr. e r .,stray, adopted 2 - - _____ Lronian aninial[ i ^ ^ e l t o r w h o ro se lo c o m mTiercial e r television F IL E R - W inninK tl'm a e c o v e i^ “ ‘Mor'rTs. A w a r d "1liT ir iiic "■ --star,status, nia[^py^bf the cats showii mayiyhavc'-questlon-" l ...... Twin Falls Couniy Fair's ir's annual 4-H cat show docjoesn’t able backgrourjunds. In Iasl year’s‘’show.'lhr i h e f lr s fM o r r ls ■■ ...... re q u ire a pedlR ree. a lonR si iR silky co at and a tu rn ed -u p no: s. * 3 A w ard evenl heheld In Filer, many -1-H younimngsters entered _Thc top award for a Twir‘win Falls County cat is Riven j A ...... - full-Rrow n pets,:ts, bu t th e re w rre also so m e; kki itte n s an d even V-— - a .m 0 th cr. caL anandJier.babics ...... - boeause'tlKTfGJlmnmirouroutstandihg’pelliird'a'houfch _____i^aL D lanyiJceed. siz e, color.ilor.orsliape.canqualiry-as.lonpQnRas . . J \ ’ The Morriss AwardA is a golden bronze! tntrophy designed it is in good h e a lth a n d packa ck s a ch an n in R perso n a lity , — by the same companycc lhat makes the OscarOs( award for fllm actors. ItIt isi« crowned by a likeness off th e F in ick y Ono ______T h is y e a r, county c a ts wi; w li be co m p etin g in Ihe c a t sh , __ - - himself, and! w was crcated,by. Morris’_bS:iSs_9^Uvcs Cai ^ept:9^it'4p.m7forifi6MM of orris A w ard a n d o lh e r honors - .. '- .-Foodr ------.. JudRcs will be lookinR;inR for a h e a lth y c at with porsonaiily that makes)s for Rood household comijmpa*- The public is invited to attend the cat showsh( held al the nionsliip, says M yrna Kastfastner, extension home econoirlomist b r a s s a re n a Justust south-east of the fairgroundundsoffice. — wIiftftisoig^at-alfovHrfiairm ------eleveriy-deslgned-and-ind-someWmM-eiabopately-de' airdoe.*; n o tija v c ail o p e m llvIvisloirTorcatsuI” is __ : . . - ••During the cat show,, all of Ihe cat competitors willI'lll.be show caRcs/’sJie said. lid. various breeds,ds, bul cat breeders could1 havehi Iheir own treated like pampered staistars in true Morris fashion.1. Cai( Manyyoungcat own( wners spent a lot of liine'b'rushshinRand department by showing Interest andI assuringa: good owners will bo showinR; offof thoir prizes in a variety Dly of groom inR th e ir felinene friends f for the show and pr

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M onday. Soptomimt bor 7.1931 Times-N ew s.3.T;j'r}Pj5.lls,,ldaho1i_ T _ _ ------— a S b j B i eFingupj l j s e e m ^:y force hefaifc BySUSAN GALLA(LAGHER ...... • grounds."" M unn sa id . "We”liliio keep aiiaii eyeliri livesiock and— app Times-NcKS Kiilcrtei------...... jppear-to rise-tiignificantly-di/-during fair time, he said. But Bi _____ patrol forM- I fires and fire hazards.”■ ProbatJly th e mo.sl will vilh so many extra people in town, thc polico departmcile n t------______fi^uent situation sit deputies handle i;is the separation of will vill have two men on eveningngduty c instead of the usual ionone ~ Dlft:ilftccrrTrcnjham-saict:------— TWIN FALLS ^Sheriff's— , badges and reda i crosses will be “Overall,III. I think the Twin Fails Counjnty Fair lias been one Fairgoers F wiil have several r . . w oven lib e rally amamong i the throngs at this year iii resourccsatJinnd In the ever'e m - - ear’s Twin Falls of the mostist smoothlys run fairs in the staitate," the slieriff said, ofpif personal injury or illness. - C ounty F a ir. "and a largeirge part of thal is due to the: factf; thal no alcohol is M agic Valley Ambulance Ser Reserve and regregular sheriff’s .dop,uties. Ai Service personnel said they willwi American Red allowed, anda n d th e fairg ro u n d s a rc w ell ppatrolled.” a • statitation an ambulance al the I Cross volunlocrss anda Magic Valley) Ambul; he fair daily from I p.m. uniinlil julance Service Munn warA>arned th a l d e p u ties plan lo0 cite i drivers parking closlosing time, and a second am personnel will bet)C on duty for the duration ambulance will be standing: byb ion of .the fair, vehicles intiin the various areas_designalected “NoParJung." and— ddr.Idring the rodeo, During prcvii ------^------w alchlD fiouU or-petpeoplOAvho g e t o n th e w ro n g s ;cvipus fairs, the_ambulancehah a s ___ B sid e of th e law s a id vehiclcicles not moved promptly willII b e tow ed a t d riv e rs ' beeteen pressed inlo scrvice for p o r th e w rong sid ec of a rodeo bronc and for thos )r problems ranging from heai;art lose who simply expense. HisH is o ffice rs will be to u g h on illcIlegai parking because attaittaeks among fairgoers to f s c ra p e a knee. :o fra c tu re s su ffe red by rodedco a big hazansard al a fair or other eventIt w ith a big crow d is rideid e rs . ______Twin Falls Coun)unty Sheriff James Munn s 1 s a id som j^ ;iO b lo c k jg e ofo f jaccess for emergency vehiclides, the sheriff said-______R re s e rv e de p u tie s wii _Ro.»ilinc_ftrsl.ald_wil|_t^_nai.ndministcred.at threejtationons will be aM lgn^;fyihe./air^aD.andiiaxegular i-'iier Policoiice Chiof-James Trcntham1 saidf his officers also mai men also will worl n a n n e d by v o lu n te ers fromTl llth e Saw tooth C h a p te r o f 'Uithe vork as he^ed. Deputies wlwill patrol Ihe .willbetrylnf/In g to co n trc l tii.c inc id en c e of)f proi h ib ite d pa rk in g , . Am' ...... fairgrounds' and wi kmcrjcanRfiiCEoss^liapleiJier-ManacerA nn l.lvlnpL_LcgicgLslatiirr E.irh rrccivcs-ti—UOO_for_^pcnses_Jncucrcil ------hoannR(Of rsiracllicllvltles In 1983. The eonnielicl affects only individualsIs occ3sionally_gg^QV£r-thnc V : board. to-iho-counly-;^uriiuring-lhe-fatr:-In-«changer ge7-sc\’crai-mcmbcrs-Rtve~np u p — — — Twin-Falls-County,-ity,-aince-the-idaho Lcglslatlature'decreed ^commission, on. Johnson said, bui the proroblems typically arc " vacjB cation tim e lo m e et tlieir fairclircommitments. budget hearings shoishould fall on the first Tuesdayla y a fte r L ab o r r e f e r r e d b)ac a d k to th e bo a rd fo r resolution ______"I"It's a rewarding experience.’ce," Johnson_sald.,_;______D ay . - "Some pecpeople Jusl won’t accept a c certain answer."“fie '"Qne "C of the more co'mpeler}lent boards i've served on." M o re th a n 90 p e:rcent rc t of the fair’s projected H I.” J 1982 budget of sa id , ...... J aarrisoaadded n ______...... S297,000com es-(romam gate receipts. Thelnidgct,.!t, a s proposed, T h e e l gh h i l ffa ir bo a rd m e m b e rs a re pr&redominanlly farmers Co Commissioners renew appoinwintmenis of fair board mem-m- would decline someimewhat next year becausc o f a SI4.000 a n d business:essmen. In years past, the boa:lard was comprised of bers ’r s a n d fill v a ca n cie s — usuallylally around the first of the yeara r ------red u c tio n in th e comsunty tax contributionrneces:»ssitating cuts farmera-ant and-reai-eslate- Ealesmen,-.-Johnson-said.-but------sa• said Commission Chairmann AnnAl Cover.- -

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Senri^ Sioct IME SERVICEA< v f t e r s a l e s g a a a a a m n M i W e9 Hove One OfThee IB e s t S h o p s In T he e 'V a llo y SEE US BEFOIDRE YOU DEAL!Ll :ep a watchI (on all - — thefair-'h lii MAGIC; VALLEY INNTERHflTIDNNAL m e. happeningss-this week— INTERNATIOMAL HARVIVESTER 259^th Avo.W.^ (Truck LanoW.) in y/our c Times-I-News 7 3 3 -4 2 6 6

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0 3 ^ hFOR-l-«PI€IAL ------IV K T SUNDAY n* buifoi In.tho Convtnlion roor — CACTUtPITI >rt«thu dining room «id got lh< SHOWTIMH Ifei irao. The p 'ica i good Iron ha H oriethu and 1:00 p.m. tn thi SUNDAY thru SATURC >n room thru 3:30 p.m.Colo roor Dinner Shaw 8:00 P. 5:00 p.m. wilti ola coM# menu. Cocktail Show 11:00 f

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£ n SE - u■ion c j l oom et moiost-sehool authororities~ F j r f r t i m ^ aehanp: e f o r k i[ids to nm i s s s d^HooT - "“ ByCTEPHANIES^( ^HOROW d is t ric ts1 h£ have become atto rn ed The fair “is not a major dlstrac-dl the whole week, a b s c nnses s e must bc excused1 Times-News writer to the abset»enccs of students during tio tloa. There is some distraraction, "We just find it tooI hard to hold beforeha^ond, otherwise students ___t h e .w e eiLof t o the. fa ir . School g o n e r— y e -yes.-becausewe have a-numimber-of— schooi-whenthc-f;i-fairts-ROlng-on— rtsTdlscllsclpllnaryactlOttrsul,“sald“ a lly s t a r t s ; i------■ts a week o r tw o befo re th e s tut i d e n ts n o t h e re . B ut 11 IsnIsn’t to o a c r o s s th e stre e:t," t,” said Filer Su- O’Learyiry Junior High Principal FILER - Jusl ass studentsst seem fair and ofl I often enrollment increases dlldifficult to motivate themn again perintendenl Sheltieldon Kovarsky. Gordonin -• Armstrong, If students lo be forgetting theyc lazyI days of after thetfairfinlahes. fa ...... y jj I h l s e a r l y / 'T w l n F a lls H ighSh School - He said the “ twoiVo weeks on, one have theJje p r o p e r e x cu se s, they m a y' summer and settliititling down lo ' School n I principals say the fair P r in c ip a l F r a n k C hariton sal

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I fd y P ' Truck 1. F a ir officifice parking— 2r0 1 d officeic g ------~ n ------^ ~ ! — B p ^ L - -20— — - 3j - ______3...i=H-dair;iiry_andJj!eeLsaIe_____ b am ■ ------4. B eef bamim ------5 0 □ □a.- kl _ ■ _ 5. Dog bamm - _ . - / 35 6. B w fb aim m ? [zm 7. B eef bamin\ m u r r 8. P oultry/ I p - ' n 9. M erchantants’ building H2 “ H 1 37 10. H orse bba am §2 * .i: 11. Horse bba a m # l_ m j 12.4-H hors<•rse bam 1 i 13. Stud honlorse bam __ i 2 ______- ______14.4-H h oirse rs bam ______------S-J t - - ~ — ” ■ 15.4-Hhorairse bam 16. Queen1 h(horse bam _ ! j 1 ^ - \ \ . • ___ 17. M ercharlants’building//3 - I ■ ~ — ------18.lants'-building M erchar HI______- h — ------19,-MerchanlantsUMiUding tf4______1 Concession 20. Race trairack rest rooms II area ...... 21; A rt guildllld building - - ^ 2 2 . B roadca;cast-buildlng— ------23. Antiquesjes building 24. Hom e artsa r building __ ^______25.,yiJMtl]jLi]J i u i l d i n g ______------26. Ladles3 r

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— -- Monday, Sepie.jlemBer7.ie8i Times'Newa!JwS7TwmFattsrldanol5 f i 19811 TwinFsa l l s C o l un t y F a i r■^clTeduhl e ------FIL E R - Althothough Jh e 1981 .Twin Falls Co County F a ir and ' lo am . - - J Judging of Produce iuid Fruits al Noon to 4 p.m. — Bands scheduled it officially beglQ until Wednc latlbeproducebuildlng. N mod to perform at the band stand, Rodeo does not d Jnesday. Sept. 9. lon'm’-- J Judglngof Kitchen and Pantry aat the home arts building, 111 p.m.—Showing of Exotic Breed-eedsot the show arena, fairground.actlvH:ivity is sdiedulcd before theg olofficial opening which will11 be closed duritig]udf^Dg. 2 p.m. - _ y i a ^ FFA Round)d RRobin Fitting and S ^ in g at theth —7------date:------. . lOa^mT^■^udi'jngofYqulhatJheysmlh.bubui]dEit]wtil^’also.wmi)c_-5bO'ib o w .a re n a ._ _ _ i:___ - Several fair hlghighlights are planned for Monday,Mo Sept. 7, cioseddurinf 3|3 p.m. - "Open tolheWorld"Ste Wedn.liiesday, S ept. 9 f0ll(ollowed by the Register of Meritt PenPe Bull Show at the show arena Monday,. SSept. 7 B a .m-Flagralslagceremony.... .-F ------8 a.m. — 4-H Dog obedience at thograssarena,the All livestock roustBt beb on the fairgrounds by 6p,m.,I., ccxcept h o r ^ . 8 o.m. — Judging of Horses (Morgans,ns. Paints. Arabians, Ap- 10 a.m. FFA Judging contest. 8 a.m. to noon-AnlAntique entries. paloosaiattia t Uie rodeo arena. NoonN. - Idaho Hereford Stralghalght-bred Steer Show at the shov>ow 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.I. - Entries In Home Arts. Kltclvtchen and Pantry. 9 a .m .-J- Judging i of Holstein Cattle at theeshowarcna. s areiirena. ______. 2 ------VouUi, Produce andid F Frrrit, Poultry,-Art and all 4-H pniprojecti...... 9a.m. —Fi- FIOH’crs mustbc suhmlded. 2 p,m. - Miss Rodeo Idaho QueenQw Horeemanship at tho rodc<3co ______-NooaloajwiU--EI<•-EloUrcfXDtrictaltbeproducabulkuMng------f t a j n- ^ tH t and EEASlwp. FJttlntandJJ_Show|ngjo_bcfollowedby_ irena, ______lp.m.to6pnn. —W- Weighing market steers. JuniorDWlsIIvlslon Maritet Lambs at the sheepp arena.a ...... 3j3 p,m. —4-H Awards assembly' atot tb^nd'sheir't ~ IT J” 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., —- 4-H t» r« Fitting and ShowingIng. Qualliy at Ihc 9 a.m .-4' 4-H - and FFA swlne.Tlttlng andlShowing.tobefollowedby SI ’S Sj prm. - Flog lowerinjj ceremony'jny. ______honeareca. JunlorDlvtsIIvlslon Market Hogs at the swloe airena. n 7::7.-30 p.m.-Pre-rodeo entcrialnm. ------Tuesday, SSept. 8 ------2p,mu=-iJ- IJveetMk feed sat the produce buibuilding, 90,9 a.m. — Wranglerede Horie Show)ow ali the rodeo arena. - Judging of HowerUflrtetKrsatttheproducebuilding. ll lOj 8 a.m. - 4-H aodid FFAF Dairy, Senior llrst, Flttinftin* .nd Stowtnj, 10 a.m. - 4-irand FFA ForStoclrSjikSalearthesatcbonr ------^ followed by Dairy QuaQuality at tbe show arena, - Angus Caltle and Junior Angus ShowSh at ttie show arena. 2 2p, p.m. - Idoho OldTlme Fiddlersrsotthebandstand. oi 9 a.m. —All (Jogs mi 4 p .ro .-4-4-l -H cats. 5Sp, p.m. - Flag lowering ceremony.(ly. m u st be 00 grounds. ^ 5p.ro.-Ji 9 a.m. —Judging; of:of Swloe at the swloe barn arena, -JudglngofShortbomCatlleaiihchc*howarcna. 7:3i7:30p.m. — Pre-rodeo entertalnmetimentat therodeo arena, - Flag lowering ceremony. ------9 a.m^—-Judi^og Iof Poultry. Open. 4-H and FFFFAPnuiuyand__.5pi:Jl ^ ______LP:^ .m , - Rodeo begins at the rodeofeo iarena. _ ' ______Rabbits at Ihe poultry -~4-H assemble for entry inlo rodeo, try bam. n . - Pre-nxleo entertainment a f the 9a.m .—Judging 4-{ the rodeo arena. t4-H Horses. Pertormsnceat then>srodcoarcna. - Rodeo begins at the rodeo arena. 9 n.m. - All 4-H1 HeHome Economics and Mlscellaneaneousjirojects at______' I ______Sunday,S i Septr^ia—i - z ------^------thepavillion^idlDRrjgrHwanlldlngwlll be closed durlr 7 ia.m. to 5 p.m. - Removal1 of all merchants display nnd all ____ 9 a.m. - Judgingog (of Home Am at the home art: ------livesvesIoclT------bulldlngwtllbeclosedeed during Judging. 88a a.m. to2 p,m. - Removal o( allilMHproJecls, 4- 9 a.m. — Judging;lng of Art D^artment at thee aart department T h u rrsday, S i Sept. 10 ...... •9a.m.90 to noon - RemovalofProduroduce. Fruit find Flowers. building, which also wl 0 will be closed during judging. 8 a.m .—-Flagrolslngcercmony. Fl 10 a.m, lo 2 p,m, - Removal ofif entriescn In Home Arts, Kllchcn .indnd 9o.m ,—4-H and FF 1 FFA Beef Fitting and Showing, ClaClasfilftrst.atthe 8:05a.m.-n. - Judglngof Polled Hcrctord Cat:attlcattheshowarcna. P""'antry,nndYoulh- ...... show arena.— - - --4-H'dcmonstratlon:"AKrlcultuItural, Mlsa‘lIaneou.<; and 10a.m.-Judglngoligof Sheep at the sheep arena, -4-H and FFASheep B rertinR CBssOTQt to the RhocBJ) rena.___ ■ Tviondav. O Sept. 14; 10 a.m .-Judgingig olof Antiques at ttie antique buildlni^ng, which will be . a im l- D i -DraftHorepsnndMuiw atthehor -5-.V,m:t05-p,m, and 7 p.m. loDioTpTni. - ftclcasoiirmittiim's :nhmdJ------■ — ■ dosedduringiuapnfrin fT ^ JO a.m ,-T orsc arena:------5'; - Tractor Driving Conlcst. Horrlomc Arts entered In bolh deparir^ JTENTIIO il= FARA/AERS^ ^ANe^HERS+I------_W-E: h a v eJ-HEJ3AAC-TR j :RUGK-THAT FWIbt-WORI F O R Y O UQ ATA YEAR ENIn ID CLOSE-OI) U T PRICES!! !!

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16 Twin,]^in,Fpils,J(3at¥r'}7W0'’'l9i‘. Epp;ppte»Titef 7,.1981.-1 I I J - I Schqcpis RTO ------•contimiedfromPaiP ag e.M < ggwww rd to changc ir ______TESTERRN ing a school sincss; Rob--- request to Ihe fair board'hJ?rmdpal— t ^ DUDS/AT ._-.lhcdalcofthafair.-:------lers-V seem to . r in fall to . ■ Charllon noted setting; "OLDTI/l A A E i calendar is a tricky busin( erl Sluart Junior HighJby th e s la te % M- -Jack WatlR said teachers:l wllh the if prefer slartinR earlier ii IR FAMILY STORE fairs in the ^ PRICES'n* - INTI iTHE BLUE IAKE°5H(HOPPING CENTER endinfiiatcrinsprinc. said Tom V i !!■ .j pLAOE ) \ Because of HT ------The fair's date is set Bby of Ihe fair — : O i •‘.so as not to conflicl\proccss. ' . % J schedules of couniy fair L ARGEST STOCK OF ftlagic Valley, area, sa --- \ - — s t^n hold % ------TRAUSS"------W E SeN Shouse, fair manager. Bc this, changing the date.abor ol Day," ^ C VALLEYJ____ w ould b e fl c o m p iic a le d p r I of the yoar % J -B O O T^— to miss a ^ A MEN'S BY ACME .1 ------The-fair lias "always b Ik - ^ th e firs t w eek a fte r l>abc K m T x - m a tTCH WESTERN HOUSTON — Shouse said. "Ifs" Twliroblem of % _ H DAN POST County's biggest party; of was not if __JM and everyone hates to P_=CASUUALSUITS:. party-” ...... rA R G E vhich occur “C ^ W. BY' FARAH .ASSORTMENT Sllll he felt the.-proldo nol p o w __ . . . LEATHERS • ■ Kchool/fair scheduling v fulingsitua- ^ ^ 9 ^ coLbSsT SImilor u n ti______^ MP ------•GREEN ------— •NAVY BLUE------: ------loilluilfolion ^ # T A N »BR3R0WN •GREY Other county fairs, whii ------PRRJS-SIZE __ ‘-'‘>illieL''’-tM summer._do_feel Ihe fair ^ CES 2 8 IOT50 the sam e kind of schedulii a fte r school % ____lion asinTw in Falls Cou nt 20%-eoplc lo go------^ _____ ONLY THRU SEPT. 1T 3 t h 5 ______------V asso^-iallon seemed to feel benefits from starting aftejre-e x h ib its— i ------^ began, as young pco|edirom lhe_ , ? — -• couraged other young peoj — o u l lo th e f a ir ______' ' i ' I ber of the - f PRICES:e s ------!-3'hcy.s “ THRir JACKETS schools," hesaid, SlZES-3810-50 s t ® ...... > SEPT. --- . Furlhormore a' number_ • > 1 3 th ONLY ' district’s vocatlona - -i—agricullure-teachers- will- ih e ir s tu d e n ts - a ltlje fair. y >/ - — «Br#4) « R - j S% N=SHIRr5= ■ne 5 BY MILLER - V\WRANGLER ^ ^ ------sizE rr4Va -TO 11) ‘/a ------^ SLEEVE LENGTHH 333 TO 37 INCH Net farm Incomc I'' a nptn pt oontrt______NOWOONLY ■ r W r ------/ - - I j ; _____ S ' ______.3:. •’ _ , i N - / n " i I ii"iI ^J — % tow ■i I , ” I W^ E S T E R N B3ANDANAS i S > t • BLUE LARGE 79S0 8I- ^ i .RED SIZE...... 6 m " ------t i U U J I 1970 7172 '7374 757877 7879« - •Pn>i.n»flt27t.<4onio J3Jt.ii.5n \ *»~ u» tf ______“Monflay.Soptepi6mtw7;i98i • • Tlmes-New1W8.3. T w in F a lls,'Id a h b i? ' r * z : ¥ t H Lith t depca rtm ^rtmst fcleeps oJnrgroumng^

f i l e r -M lnlmlalurc u antique cars, i^nlaRC air ions in both age-brackets inclielu d e: clolhing, hand 1980-8 and'iahks arc onene iaspect IfiarM fs'lhTVouth 0-81 school year. A $300 purseirse will be divided among Ihee Ij inary. models, pictures, cera:ramies and misceila- partic apart from olher areasarc of the Twin Falls County 'ticipating schools. niyfalr. neousenlriesries. ■•ThT he heaviest participation, ho Bul this open das!lass competition for youngster , how ever,>as usually l)ocn inn u le rs ag ed B to IB H andw ork)rk entries—include—afghanans. -dressed dolls.— llie m ------years includes mannany olher crafts and hobblci •model division^'-Montgomcnicrysaidr“A-speciai-award is- ry-and-noedlepoint.- Picturere JudglnfT'looks a t' givenen for the besl'of show and m o d e ls cata g o ry lhalhat children and adulls alike c ,nd the types of modds havee~M “ diarcoal. oil, carloon anand other enlries^ alv^y “ II rea iiy is a funun Ibuilding to s e e ,” sa id Youth i^ays v a rie d fro m y e a r lo year.ar. One y ear m iiilary ilems - cry s a id ...... ' / 7 "pTanciILe5.jpeps and laqks^ace-poj ______Suporlntendcnl Nap'JajiciLtojiifiom ecyJJtjliacts -popularand, the next.-year H'sl bcsrorshW aw ards arc presic^nTed"for Ihe Youili classi c i a ^ in "lhat Ihehe

I■ — Agricultureiral ^ ^ i _ cooperativiiv e s - ^ ^ ~G om """"“ni * .. -g, marketing Tv'-T If term coopotoihutlves * In mooMrmj ------_ ^ I ______^ 5 ^ V I ■TOre • 1 0 ------o 1 r I jr = z i 8 ”^ SiWLl] ______I I ^ r o s s volume« ol form I J Nothin' fits Rodeo like — — — product u le a — i------j f ------— 1 Low*‘s® -S Q 'd d ic m a n ® ^ - Boooot Jeans. Cut to ride to u 'V tough and firsniboih” ' a lillie wider al the bottom lo fit easy over boots. And m aybe best of all, .. -Levi's'*’ quality is built inlo every j -ll I ‘ I l-U X i 'U ■LJ± ± j^ L rugged pair Go wtth“ihy best ------tradltlOTTflf-rhTr ______p jd W e s t,,G o . — - Ij,2vi‘b'’'! “ ------z f 1 • 100*. Colton BTUu '

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More lhan liolf o millionmil cor* oul thoro oror^'t showing jho thoir ago. ond ihe P p T l Navy and Dork rooi&n 11 Pf.tiBfv-oSliirSliino JH _ BfQwn Proi0fv<3.aiin0 J o u uniquo proloction iy*'®’’’ 101 Mall oul iho slush ond 100% Toxlufiiad . _ sool. Iho )otl and tandend ihot con ruin your cor't finitinith. And il work*. In focl- •• Woven Polyotior ooo Pr«iorvo-9,in<,lro■ Ireotmnni^ond on annual lojealealont iroaimoni. end youf __ Twill In Suntan, _ _ cor'tfinlihijguofonioo'lood. In writing. For a t long o» youyoi own the car. NovybndBrdwri ■■ — Unliho w ai. |}io ProtProiorva-Sh'no Ireoimonl i* boffluffed righi into your car t • lOOTi Docron® finish, to form a proio111 1 - 1 1 ------Free Parking Call us lodov.. SomoSo day sorvico — Directly Boiiind froo picK-up•up ond dolivory. Twin Falls And Burley Sioros. m m =RED RENFRoP TWIN FALLS • BURLEY .RUPERl CALL 543-5955. BUHL \Y IRT » BUHL ______— 18 Tim os-N ow s, Twin Falls.Fal Idaho M onday, SeplOiDiomt>ef 7 .19S1 J h ------^ ------^ 'j " ) ! ; - r ^ l r i ' ; t ' i>'Vj if; < ------

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II— rtmo»N ew3.Tt>.TwfnFans.kJahdlS “ ------D e m a n d fIforqm tifiilkini n c r e a s i r ^ ------bi>airy go>at induiistry gauningiiinpop^darity BySONJAHILLGIL.GREN ‘ r e s e ajrcb r c aod informalion on n largest commercial operatioD o{ violalion of stristrict state rules on equipsdpmenL necesary to p r ^ UPl Farm Editor T phases of agricultnre. ... ess -wfaicb 'h a s 1.000- m ilUiag a; does, baodliag tbatI aare geared to w ^ - the mml » k ooe knows for sure bow many I _ "S y .whicb is what female goats« are cows. Blut ut U is better for a lam i^t( dairy j _to ' goats are In the Unitedd caUed. Goats produc luce so little milk baveare a 0 >at tbaa a cow to productJCC WASHINGTON-'N - D a iry g o a ts, a — S t a les,_Tbe_govenunent_some^ s _ ------^Tbcrcarclotsof goats in inArizsaa compared to cova iw s a n d th e d e m a h d . its mm ill ilk b e e a u s e a g o a t g h r e s a hailalf U ny s e c to r of Ameimerica’s vastagri- - tinMss countsc goats io tbe-millioos-S-- and in states lo the Nortbi Ibeast like is so limited thsthat it usually is oot gallonIon or gaUoa oT milk a daj cuJtural industry,ry, are gaining in but tbe Uk count includes Angora lay a Pennsylvania,. New Jers!rsey a«l fioanciaUy feasiiasible for people lo compa popularity. g o a tsi r.raised 16 produce wool and npared to a cow’s output^ 1^14 ct Maine. Theieast Interestt h^I b ^ invest the <20,1^ ira or ^,000 in.. galtwto n s p e r d a y . . . T h e a n im a ls air r e sm a ll, com pali- goats raised for meat inn 'intbeSoutbeast. b le w ith h u n ia n s-ais and graze oniand Texas,s. There is no doubt intimerest is ■ !"■■■ ■ lhat cannot sup{aipport cattle or Ms.. Kapture.1 who has raisedd growing. Twenty years agotherea{ I m . sh e e p . g o a ls1 a:as a timeH»Qsumittg b o ^y were less than 500 membeijersinlhe 1* -^ Ai f t T lire-is a_conmm ’mp rria l for.27_y«Lyears. has about 50 g o ^ at aa .- American Dairy Goat Asscsociallon. ------from people whoho are allergic to Umeono n a n a c r e a t 9 ta w n e e . K ans.i. N o w Ib e re a r e 18,000. M s.]K ap tu re m cow's milk, often0 babiesb. or elderly Shelso5 contributing editor to Dairyf said Utere ttas been a jumm p in th e pec^le. But goat’>at's millc is ud- G o a t Gi b r T h e F a i Guide. Sbe estimates theree number of young peoplele raising-- ' a i r ! available in aa estimatedesl 7D per- are e ea a s ily iOC^OOO-daio'“ f f u l 55’ - goats for4-H projects, . cenl of the oatloa'ioa*&.urt>an-areas -loU ked.sl -by-people who are fairlyf - - B ut to ta l c o m m e rc ia l p‘reduction-' r t - W I because of probletblems of raising serious;i s a b o u t th e e f f o rt in the nation is only 4,000 n g a l i ^ 1 1 1 1 1 0 B o o t s ______g o a ts a nd p ro ce ssinsing milk. The: J N o. 1 d a iry g o a t s ta le Is5 per day. Other g a V s m ilkUc is good ______■ r lraAMfii i Jrttiam aris also sue of thej quality but it is oftenI sold la Tt- L hobby or sideiloee forfc rural Ameri- . „_____ T h e h^>ord■noJcd o t values ol th e; OOld West. Wedded cans. In fact, thebe average" dairy ^ - to tho? lookl< ond ih c leo th er o f »o (Bcfoc*Fof*Klmb.HyNun*H*,) Agriculture Dep )epartment re- CARPCTING8 EXPER ______searchers have .^bei g wrfcing_on ______■ERT INSTALLATION S ee These G real Styles^ — issues of importancance lo dairy gMt ^ I S % " O F F W o v o n W o o d s AncTicTM anyOlhers'AlTour producers as partirt of< small farms - JH Itni Blinds 2 9 % O PF Roper's Store! rcscarch maiulatclated under the C Carter adrauvslrali^ o : W ------I S % - O f f F D n jp « r y — ------______Experts In the f l Imlcistallolton 25% O PF lie industry are _ T h e PopularI Favorite! 12 giving thal' tbe Reagan ad- -EK££JN-HOME£STIMATES. ’__ BoolII inI s a n d le w o o d w ith c o n p o s iieiie-igiDi?^n Oil Resisiani Sole For the first lime lim ever, gov- We'll3'll be there, demonslratincling the many fino feature ros And Walkingng 'HecI in GoIdort^^H ernm ent scieniistss h:h a v e do n e w ork o f VtlViking's luli lino ol Swedishiish engineered sewing m;na- ^ Tan. No ■ \ 9 - ______------In to whal causa~na"flavor proa .»m3 - SZHH? — i^^in-f,Off,ShQthonr5t. J Et»Etii* ______^TwtaFoH* g -y |-TwiiH which is ihe sourcer c e of V lot o f ■ ■ rrFaHs-^Biirtejr*M Rupupertj^Bm- U hlJ^ 20Timos-Nr)S. TwinFin Falls. W aho M onday. Soptoplom bcf 7.1981/, C om mlercialc i exhibitss e x p a rndedfc[>rl981[fair ByRONZELLAR ------s p a c e s a t.th e fair, saidsai< Neoma Sbouse, who banandlesspacc- *300?"HajTijrrisooasks. Times-News mila- r e n ta l a t Ibc fa ir officc.ic e. D i ^ l a y s5 of0 farm milking equipmenilent at tbc fair have ; _ E x h ib ito rs this y e a r inI c lu d e a n u m b e r of oewcoicomers, with grown.aifingng with tbe Magic Valley daixiairy industry. Shouse - — displays ranging fromom hom e energy-saving devicrices such as — ^saidrln additiditioD locom m eixiai exlribitsr FILER - Fairgoers who wh enjoy wandering thro s o la r p a n d s to en ergg y ccmI su m eissu cfa a s ho t tub:lbs a o d sp a s, a b le to w al<* td i twlce^laily milking of cow;w s a l a new G ra d e A com m ercial exhibils will havhave a l a i ^ area to e:q)Iorcrc this One m crdiant >^'111 combiDe'^omforfwiibcoi solanr technology milBng parteuior conianicled by the fairr hb o a rd a n d a J e ro m e ------•- by heating the sberifrsfrs p o se dunk tank, dairy si^lieilier. Variety is a good sfaare-nfsb{ the attracUoo in the)e fair’s four E^ucationamal exhibits will again indindude tbe U.S. Soil Iq addiUra (o last year’sr’s four buildings of commer lerclal comm'crd«l buildings.Igs. According to fair recordsids, di^lays Conservationion Service, the Idaho Dejjar^m en t of Fish and d i^ y s and some outsidee ddi i^ay s. the Twin Falis Cot County this year will nin thehe gamI ut of household, homele fixHip a n d G a m e a n d ththe e Saw tooU i N ational F o reSt. st. Tbe Forest Servicc Fair Board opened up twoVO OeWi rii^ fisplay craft items. There alsoalst will be oducatkutal exhiblibits and. of exhibit this5 yyt e a r w ill disp lay p ic tu re s emphasizinge m local use arcM 00 a picnic groundI JustJu insidc tbe main gate. E u B oth c o u rs e , food booths. ______of forestlaodsods, according lo Jim Prunty,Qty. r e c re a tio n o ffic e r - areas arc outdoors, but sc m cbe m e n ± a h ts p la h to p r o t<:t ^ tlwti r Mendiants say it is difficult to attach a doUaila r figure lo f o r tb e Tw inn FalisF Ranger Distrirt. d i^ y s against tbe elementsaits Wilh awnings, increased Imsiocss geng e n e ra te d b y th e fa ir , o u t th eeexposuit e is' Smokcy the B ear and Woodsy OwlI willwi make aflernoon D t^lays in tbe.oew areas,sas. located between Fair AvcU-enue hard to beat, and evooing^ appearances throughoutut tbe four-day fair. and tbc antiques building,. willwi t)e for automobile^ ^>asas and Emmett ilairisan.n. aj fair board member amind an auto Pruotysaid. hot tubs, a radio slation.-trT• tm g a tio Q p ip e , d a iry e<{uipn: pment - dealer, said be bas exhiachibited evco'year since 19S757, and finds • FidiaodGI Game wUl ^ r e Its boothI Bp&ceqi this year with aod the Idaho Nalionai Guarda n t . tbe space rental wellJw Wl n rth w tU le; ' . CiliiensAgaiigainst Poaching a new organi]anizalion offering free M a g ic V alley m e rc h a n tss ggc e t O rst c ra c k a t a ll co m m c r ^crdal "Wbere else can yayou r » d i 60,000 to.8Q,00a-pi-people uith botlinesandrid rew ards for convictions onn poachingp< vicdations.

Employment in the U.S. — We'r're not just yport your Total em ploy^, joblesss ■ 'wirin Falls Counnty Fair Z ttem ber 8-122 - rT 'M 1 ■ ~ Ll-J L J . iJ ^.1 uJBljEjlC ir^EE£E= 1 life " =Z---— ; Insurance ~ j f o r ;-----Everyone----- I ■----- —youJovfi__ ■ jrthe One Bartnk for You! D otw w ntow n Tw in Falls -— 7 3 3 - 1 7 2 2

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Ir r ig a tion s y s { e m ~ Scferving thel aic V alley w ith a II _ • more exppens/ue_- large supply ofo home furnititure, applianoices, lam|:nps, wall decorc■ations, Come s i- b u t e f f e cctive t ] us today! NEW YORK (UPIUPI) - A leaky T ^ ^ ~ hose made of grqmiimd-up. old auto tires conceivablyf couldc revtilu- (ionize the irri^tka tk m of la^k-ns, vineyards, orchardsd s ja n d ev en Field ------crops, A lla n C lark , x>f D Di allas, c a lls it Leaky Pipe but ItioolkxAsmorelikea hose and uses ordiirdinary garden • S ■ hosefiUings. TTSi0- . _ . -It-was invented ly Jim Turocr, ------also of Dallasrueartyrly tra years ago~ "B P " f ! — . 1 aod Clart, who mad(lade a fortune lo |S: real estate wfaiie still very young, ------has put ly a-ptant-to-Uto-roanufacture— ------l y ; . U. HewUIbelumingcDg out 60,000 feet - a day yearend. HHe e h a s d istrib u - ____ tors 2uu) dealers;rs lo Texas, ------______-.CaliIonua,CotoradoadoaadFlorxia.------Leaky Pipe alieaready is being ______buried inder_scm jptToi)INEnE ~ veral-tbousand.. iawns in these stateates and it has been tested successfssfuUy in vine- LAWN y a r d s a o d m u t a n dJ num t o rc h a rd s lo _ California aod Texas.a s . - - Clark said-growthw th r a le s - w e r e — - I about twice as fastst as; by above- ■ i (p'ouod inigatkxi met MUR Ticthods becausc l i RNITURE Leaky. Pipe, irrigateslies the plant at ^ the roots, and liquidlid fertilizer can ------s m rc a r a rc d T iiro u {i{pnn p r ------l | He said irrit’atingmg at the roots 7 Instead of from abov(wve ground also / has the advantage• of not fostering ^ ------weed growth becjii;?atoe-90-m any-- - f .— w e e d s fe e d p rim a rilyily throughi th e ir < . o w foliage and have! v e ry shallow ' ^ 1 ^ ro o ts. 1 The pipe is basediscd on ah‘old~ ~ V ci c o n c e p t b u l o n e nobo<>body had much > Extensigg^ tM .T te luck with until Tumei■ner hil on using - R*g.»g. 209.95...... ground-up atiio tires~!ermixed^with-ft— - -e-p: fea j M polymer lo make a loog-lasting. «T »• i ^ l i ^ — ' porous, flexible pipelipe that would «»l?.«*WQ-foblQ. 1 4 c h a in Rogl«s- $179.95. . . distribute water iitwundefground-at—I i~'' jg ” I very low pressuree byI capillary attractioo. All other soil soakoakers or drip ~NOCRmWAVE irrigation systems; operateop above _____-— t- ground. Clark saysJ lth ^ u se n w r c ’ “ ------^ ------■ thantttlccasraucnwaiw aterasteaky------Pipe, don't last ass longk and are expensive to maintaintain. Clark said Leaky Pipe will lastst undirgti ound ------a t-te a s t-e ig b l-o r-teen-ycare.-w n -; oD -'t— ------freeze, rust or collectc td d ir t. ------W hiteClariscoocedo • ______Pipe cannot competclete in overall cost aod efndencyy \with oatural ■ ■ ditch waler irrigBtioatioo,-he-said I ■fvrtpLOIi TZK dt^^ ------n a lu ra l d jlc h w a t dV ' ts i Decorajog ^ » t 9 4 3 9 . $529.95 scarrer. aod he saUUd his product nj DIGITAL wiU o u tp e rio m i otbcJther lypes of s u r fa c e ir rig s tio o , pa;»iticulaH} il the SALE ...... ’ 4 3 9 * * “dragging rain" overiverhead spray ^ EWcffonk Towch ControJ*rol« • Digitd Reodout Panel • Tim g -Im » c anif*-.Cooiun a ■ p « ito«i < — ■— -syBtgna 4hat are aoU I1 oLkUu u tu _ T port U .fit .T•fW: artHwr» *<0Wic»gCyci>wWum >yu^rom Co m . operate aod losese eoormous amounts of wateiiter through __ ! -- - evaporattoo:------Leaky Pipe is o oot o t cheap; retails at 49 cents aI footfo< a n d th e re A stock only w hile sup is the expense of bur}xiryiog it. The 4ippiies last. iotal cost can run to)from$].S00to fn $3,000 an acrc depenctending on the Chairs, Chclaise nature of the soil and how close lo g c tlie r th e p ip e s; mustni be. In ' Louunges & Lov some soils, oqe pipe willwi irrigate a J tveseafs s tr ip in fcfct W ide, in others only | ------fou rfcct______

22 Tim os-N ow s. Twin1 Falls,Fal Idatio Monday, Scptoptombof7,l58T tt - : 0 4 1 3 i C K : .i.i ..• .•!...... F a r ni i p r i c: e s rttmm □ sn eeiTrfaltfr e v e nI m o r elow Uiis y e a r 's levels.icvi production Is CXIe x p ec ted to to ta l 2.02 Bul wlial may sound lit I liko good billion bushelss, up t 11 percent from USDA GRADED E news for ilio retail foodI cocon.suinor last year I BEEF BYTHEQUARTEI■ERS O R HALVES, CUTn T< c ORDER 1 ■ in the short run could spelljell trouble. Wlicalproduciucliun is forecast ala ’ 1.1 anJncnicK .uiecord; 2 .1^ biiiilillion buKliol, -up 10 - -I lapse, inlo IraditionalI "boom' - pLTcent'froin"ni.sni.sryoarrAnd-cotton— • -j1 - WE l A R E N O l and-busi" cycles. production, iff it rcQches its pro- fl Thnl is. Rood prlce.ss 1lead lo jecled m millicillion bales, would be USDJAINSPEC1^ f l i overplantinn and sofler-er-pncw :— one-third highei:her than the 19H0 Farm ers usually respondid tto lower production level.el. ] j — priccs'by rcducinfi-thcir-|lir-produc ------The deparimtiment'B-aRricultural J . tion and the tigliler supply t -- - )ly lends lo outlook reportrt said the higlily J . i boost prices aRain. publicized fruiluit fly Infestion of | 'I In addition lo lower priprices for California's fruifruil and vegetable p B m iHT ^ ment said cattle-prices5 alsoal will not likely to affetffect supplies signifi- J ------P•ACKIN : Crcair H m m Y s lip below th is y e a r ’s le vel. e l.: B ut hog c a n tly this fall.I. . .1 1 9 0 6 WEST M A IN, BURLItlEY 678-5411 'I prices, becausc of s m a lle r ____ The report ncnol^_the_fruit_fly jTf suppIlesrwiUcdfieupsliglillgl’IIy. presently infestsists a comparalively lL-‘. f .l ------R a r iien — lauint-rp- smnll ircx/if rrrnlifornin ______ported prices paid fannersers for raw vegetable produKluction. It <;aid the BaRricultural products deciiecilned for recent freeze Inin Brazil will reduce the eifilitli consecutive monnonth. fall- 1981 c o ffe e pproduction only pcrccnt—from—J'~Juiy~to sirgnuyrbufcoui■ould cu(.ne.xl~veaE s------__A ufiusl,jnd werfr3r1-percen■cent below coiiec cro p T jy hair,ha j la s l y e a r ’s levels.------B r a z ilia n coffec co: production ______Iiecause_j3XJhp projectc^ted con- normallyaccounitunls fo r l l p e rc c n t to i tlnued weakness m ’rarin•in pricc^, -Ul p o rc c n ro rrtnfnrwarldcrop: n ------the flcpnrlment said netr r ofj r m in- U .S .-fa rm exfexports— a major SeAi/iiig l l t e ^ — corae_i\ilLnpt be as stro stn n g a s fa c to r in keepi■eplng th e n a tio n ’s previously forecast;'slipplniplngmoro- balancc-of-tratrade—def icil—from— - • o'W aqie% ® 0j-- than $2 billion to a pro]ecle e x p e c te d th is fisfiscal y e a r a t W4.7 __ That i^a modcsUmpro'provcmenl billion but slillill ab o u t 10 p e rc e n t ______SfoAltKH'' o v e r iuHO’s S2() billion nei ne farm abovo I980levels.els. Observersrs claim drcought “cntsSovi€iergralrrcrcop^ .MOSCOW„.iUPIi_-__\•__Wostcrn dismi^se fvuf- estimated Ihe CTiirc ei erm waulil------Have3 Fun a ] aEZlZ. fered extended drought,1, nreinforc- Jotal no moree lh I a n 185 m illion ‘I inR predictions of a poonom arv’cst metric tons, thele third' consccuiive fo r th e th ird stra ig h t y e ar.ir. p o o rh a rv c st. T h e a n a ly sts tra v e le d for 10 days Some agriculliullure-cxpcrls sug- Twin Falls 24646 3rd Avenue EasliSt — t}irough-4ho-^tl>ern Uraliralft-in-tlie— gcslpfj ihni ,a_li-bumpcc. crop-M ------E Husslan-Fcderalion.an^ninorthern-.K azakhstan andnd the soulh Urals Burley------1^!35{rt1bloirAvemreUB ------Kazakhstan, and said lhey~rc^ Ih might bring the o le overall crop doSd------^—------eG o o d i n g ^ ^------=618= Idaho Streeil e t — ------" ceived confirmation of a six- to to 200 m illion tons3HS. eiBht-week drought lhal hahaj ssig n if- Icantly reduced the harvest,est. However, neone of the analysts ______■“ “ "Nobody we talked to) saidsa they reliirnerned Irom (he area expected a better harvest5t thantl last said, “Tliey won'i3n't do too badly (In y e a r ," o n e o f Uie rec en tlyly retun rn e d regions) but bi th e y w on’t do experts said. any beller thann IIheir average for W idespread drought thro'hrougli Ihe p a s t five y e'a a rs n .” ______Ukraine and the western■n pportions Soviet newspaplapers have already of the Russian Fedcratii•ation has begun referringIg lo the "difficult _____'» 0 v “ . J CT-*-' —- already had a serious effectfectonthis conditions'’ surrounding su this y e a r ’s h a rv e st, w hich Sovijoviet eco- year’s harvest. | i ^ St. a n d e x h o rtin g • nomic planncrs-targcicd-pd for-256 farmers to gatherlw:r w h ea t, c o m and | m illion tons. other grain crops>ps q u ic k ly a n d effi- , . ^ t “ Most Western analyslfysls have cienlly. 2

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~ln=lM i ^ ii? o 3 eroT/dditio c c \ t antes\ Tf ;IHE R - Thi rI oeii “ yo'o ui n g " vomcn will vie for Ihe title offM N iss ^odeo Idaho during ihe 1981 TwinT " alls C ou n ty F a ir a n d Rodoo, Tlie annual event is one of)f the cour:ounIy fair's traditional highliglIghts. ■ ^ ^ Tho winner will be crowiiwned luring tho final night of the' fair,fi 5n(uialurdayrSeptrl2rbythc currirrent liss-Rodeo Idaho. Anna WaRnciic r,- — The new Miss Rodeo Idaho) v will leri RO on (o compele in Ihe Mi.-tfM Rod(lodeo America paRcant lo behi■htld . a tOt Q t l

Each contestant for- Lie.stistate- titlctie lh a s o n e a rodeo o r p e sse queueen I .c o)nlcsl n k in the slale during tho pasipj M r, I Contestants will ride in the erara n d i’ - • itry or the rodeo each nijyit.a.a n d ■ ■ willill b e on th e fairg ro u n d s9 al vnrloirious tim es during Ihe four-d.■•day »ont. JudRlng continues throughohout the fair f. with personal inlervlc'lews lursday at 9:30 a.m, at the LLit------4 - }troeInn.During thl.ssos!;lnn tl ■- ...\... c ointestants n te will be judged on poisDisc. p c!rso rso n al)ty a n d a p p e ra n c e . The queens’s banquet and monod- ing- b y jh e. conlestanlS3'jli_li_ b e ______Id a t n p.m , Th u rsd a y a l Ihe ll — n nniolroe i c Jnii. The public' Is Vickie Rutledf:dge )icom o lo a lle n d th is session. Myla M eters______P------^*SeeSee CONTESTANTS w rPaffjMM ------

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ChrUtlnaOBbotn.m e SEE T H E F A I ^ EYby ATT .o m e “ i w Check O urr "FAIR SPECIA^ L S : Ask For A De I V atchforthe Wlb e s t Demonstration ------i n C O i :ounty fair covv e r a g e ------______-JlU H L TRUCKAANDEQUIPMEN:NT, INC - a U w e e k ^ l c long in your Tirimes-News I L 1 4 1 S BlURLEY I AVE., BUHL »■ 733-72222 543-8281 —32 Times-News. tw in■in Falls;F Idaho Monday. Sop;opiBfnbofri9S1 - - i e* . - I h- f^rm-raG5 ^ - catfish^ production*n* . Uvo wvlght In -rrrr ^llloni"orpbtin(i»’"Ei ^ "IX 45------^ " C o mn ty F a irr D a y s ! ' > .- 1' _ ■ “ fljH ,,'; with Ncelsons Incoi>rpo rated 30 __ p*j. Nelsons Incorporal-ated -wilLbe- ot filehe Fair In Mer- r-:;,'?'.'. 2S ------chont building No. 3. 4. The Rockwellf R epresentative "M ik e M o o r e ” w illill. b e . t h e r e to a n sswer_aiiy v ques- ,‘j 15 - | ^ tions. These Rock' :kwell Promotionss will be good to' - - during the month h of September atIt both the fa|r. booth and our stoifore. Come sign opjp for our door p riz e s .______19T5 78 T7 70 79 ’80 - — - “ I------, ....:;, • DMvmd lo MgH loMng">0 ,pnxwMon -■J \ U* PlWlW ______, _ / r r ^ Y Rockwell TO’TW-l(iCtcil» I Y ftclweHBjIIIfafifafiif Cifilpped i Rockwell I [ S»w/AliijaaBbda Ennfs r/4"Ckal»SarSaNl'/4bp IgS y Average hoi^ ^ SPE:PEED BLOC SANDER _ l P l L p e s _ _ ^ ^ ...... ' oirjiKjot pod conHrutllon for ~ _ Z!1 -^'^0•woy lluih--sorKj;ng,‘ Diroct Ar«ivirri"miiJ6r marlo•rk*t«rin D to rfo 'p o d tJosign wItJi , :';i dollar* per 100 poum)unda P°'"’aim grip, 12.000 rpm, 1,3 jso i------______ompi’’P». All boll y->v I boonjorlng cor>- »tfocfocllon, 5/64" Full wrap around ba>o for o: R o c k w o li...... bjrplin m n io r:—^MT* — T " »ro »uppotrOTwn_culling forgis r ■ ■ ■ ’ o"’P*:5oaojpfnrpm^Bigculllng— ______M_o_d_el_4160 su^iniulotod plocot ol work, Aecurolo 0% on copocily, ond-pl-pock*d-with— — ___ . -Ht"1-Ad|U5lablQ.Vaiiaj|G._ A lofoty. A - pofformonco ond _ V s _____ fo^Kf >o odiuilm enl tcolo, Powor )nd tololy (ea- SpCCpood RovGfsing Drill «>«

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V ic k ie RuU edge. 18. of B oise is entered as queen of)f thetl Caldwell Niftht Rodeo. Sho is 5 feet, 3'.^ Jnchcs tall, weighs 110no pounds and has light brown hairlalr and dark . , b ro w n e y e s. Shc is a sosophomore al Boise State UniversityIty majoring in " • • * _ Business Communic:nications and , D ram a; In hish schoollOOl, sho w a s '3 — ...... 1 — 7------member of the Natlilational Honor ------^ ■ ' Society and was named nan among * H I R ? ' ' ' - ' V W h o 's W ho A m ong Amii\m cric an HigJi ^ p i i J i- School Students.

M y la M elera, 'iO.I. of o Boise i^ ^ ______entered as the queenn olof the I/)wer ^ r . ■> ; :r1 " Smilic River Vall^Qu.Quarter Horse ' Ag»;n(>l.nHnn ^hp_li!.s_5-Jccl^Ai ■! ------inches tall, weighs 1201120 pounds and ^ ______has blonde hair,and blubluo cyos. She Tj - - - Is ..a. sophomore, atI Idaho li Slalo A . - U n iv e rsity . A m ong hoiher actlviiles______-M —------arcm cm bershlps in thethe ISU Rodeo x ClUb. thcLSRVQIIAan. and the Idaho Q u a r te r H o rs e Associalilialion. ■ H r : : . ------. r h r t e » n n QgbonWj-i?(t.-20.-of Good------9 ing is entered as thee queenqi of the \ ------GoodlnR-County-Falr-iIr-and-Rodeo,______^ S h e is 5 fee t, five; Inchesli tall, w e ig h s 120 pounds, andmd has brown y h a i r a n d b lu e eyes. Sheh e isi presenU y Jh y .See CONTESTANTSr s (00 Page 36 Brenda J o WalVaiker Sheron Cook

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311121ith Ave. SL — For moree informatioIon [___ cCall; 326-5S;950or326-i■5951 J ^ “A FaminiJy Owned &_u-Operatad- = ■J Businessss starting Will^ith Leslie Davis In1 1925, And Is ContinuedC Now Witlith Son, Gene.”J

'7 U / ) ^-5^ WOULDD YOU TRUST 1THIS ______PDSSYCAfkT WITH A FRElESHLV BAKEDB LASAGNA? IfSIiLIEOAVISSasiiN— His n jm t GARFIELDILD jn(J li« \ ih»- tia r of "GARFl F A RRM i ING IM PLEMMINTS RFIELD," Ihc new comic strip now ap p cjrm g In our com«f - - n ’clion He .il«o !il«'\ tu ' tiitki'y. pi«o. pjstMmi jfid tuit(ui dboul uvcrylliimj i-Im.- lh.it ImmAnsent.liun Lel this 1874Hlghlailand Av®. E., Twin FallsIU. 733-8405 csnrankrrousrconnivinr:ving .ind utterly eurfdly caI inl<>l<» youi\ Uti tUJUng today!_____ .

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The reason is sim plep i e . In foday's econom jc 2 + 2 tractorstr 3 jf - J clim ate, you hoveJ tto o g e t can doc> alm ost I m ore value for evene r y any job,b, anywhere, I . cJollorthoneverbefil e f o r e ______— ____ I international Seriese s 8 6 ______. U 1 in any area.ai I -—♦factors give you thot h a t [ j | j | I edge with performn ai a n c e ^ p r i n g p r advantages that put>ut them rrjfl^^Si planting J right at the head of t h e ijw ^ or fall tiltillage,.. — [- 90lol6yhorsepdww le r you'll go|o w hen ^ class.______— *■* ottierscican't.

Lood«dI wrHi "m osf-wM o o n t o d " The Inlernat - - —r:featur*«.~W T i tth~^fherTmdair; r - - .. VofiohdH^60— ~ Axial-FlowCV Combine, in addition to supericricr crop------equipped withcopoictywi saving efficiency, you> u \ g e t ------m o t c h i n g 1^ I t r ^ 0 - 2 0 '------I m any other features5 uu; s e r s heoders. Itst's sized and • - Vw ant m ost in a w rndro'I r o w e r , pow ered toto take1 larger -R eliobility o n d *»n«;y s e i v i c e ------— ,=i acreages on< a re high on the list. YoYou'll fcfa . t i , . ond short harvest ___ ^ — periods in its stride. It's also enjoy the sarr\e kkii i n d a com bine yc ^^^H H ||^H |H P|_oof com fort ond m nvpni ^ you can rely ;our^P5jaui ______- ofthefieldsiis-in-shofi^—^— ------m B B S U B m m ^ S t

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Ve f i 61 3rd Avee . W . ______Twin Fall!lls I INTEiERNATKONAL,, Inc. 733-91122 Monday. Sci ii S e p te m b er 7.1981 TimcsTNctNcws, Twin FaJls.[£JanolS t s ^ContfawedtraafniF^9f WOT-Jwinu realism and the rodeo mernem ber ot the ISU Rodeo CCl l f r e y e s . She is a se n io}r rs at Boise State entered asa s th e q u e e n of th e C assia ------a tie n d in g “ B otsc“S la te ate-universiiy” clubrsie-irTs~aisij a member of tlie AlplVlpba Clli Omega sonHty andd the University, majontin n g in “com- OoiBtyTaiFairana-RodMrShe-is-s— a n d is a m e m b e r of theth e B oise S tate P a n h a n d le R eRodeoClub. EasSastcm Idaho Rodeo Associatiation. munications with ana n e m p h a sis in fe e t. 3 ioiioches tall, weighs 115 Rodeo Club. She wasas also. named M4iss is: Cook was also named MMiss mass media and pre-ire4aw. She is a pounds, aoai)H hix; hjpode hair anri M iss H igh School Rodeo Ri Idaho Con,^cm geniality 1980 a t th e M iss m e m b e r o f th e B oise:se State Univer- blue eyes.'CS. Stw is a junior at : , ...... !978;1979. . lO d U ^>tnhn P a goa>it pnrf ttiA 1 --SbanuOoiO ook. 21 o M d a h o F a lU Is 'a(pK», rTJatinnal l^^BrighamY-B Yoong UnivcTSTtr------— entered ass thet queen of Pocatello S U R odeo Queen. StudoU Exdiange,i. Honors Pro- Brenda Jo Walker.M8. H of Bonner Frontier Days. Dj She is 5 feet, 9 g r a m a n d Rodeo Team. Ti She is is entered as the queen qu of the inches tall.1. weighs\ pounds, aod L Lj 3n d a F rie s r . 20, of Boise5P l5 presented employed^ as a pro- Angelaa Fteter,F is, of Burley is PanhandJe Rodeo. SheShe is S feet, 8 hasbloodtiafaalr and blue e ) ^ sate is cntcntcred as the queen of the Bi fessio n al m o d d . e n te re d a s th e q o e e o o f th e R iq)ert Fourth of J inches tall, w e i^ 125;25 pounds, and a s e n io r a t IdaboIi State University, SageSagebrush Days. She is 5 feetjel, 2 Df July C debratto. She is fivc feet U has brown hair andtd 1hazel eyes, majoring in biology with an cm- indiodics tall, tt-eighs 95 pounds,. i and t taU . w eig h s 100 pounds, Among her activitiessinhlghschool in phasis ioI pre-med. She is a has b ro w n h a i r ao d b a z d eyes, las reddish brown hair and biU u e LamAdtaxa,W,_»,_o. Boise is s e rv e d a s h e r h ig h school r o d e o club c l president and particqtate:ates in the riding and trainingofloffaoraes.

, Krlftt Fr a tta to L . 19, o r Je r o m e ^ — cnlerodastas the queen of (be Jerom e Couuly PailParrSbe1s5tetf:Tiija>es— tall, w ei^ighg i y i pfniiwtc anH hac b ro w n h a ir a n d b ro w n e y e s. S b e is _a sophomo)more at B (^ Stalc_Uw-_ ...... ______. ' ~ ~ !i on the anonnntial ^aff anrf studCOt g overnmlent. enl She is the oational ireetor for the National A p p aio osa sa} HoraeCluh.

M a u rlole e yA Q en, 20 of Tu-in Falls. -is~cntcrcd-ed-a5-tfae~quccn~cf~thc ------^ —Jc'fomrcocc&unty Mountcd’Shcrtfrs ------Posse. Sheh e is 5 fe

L ^ u ra "krepcik. k r i8r'o7 Filer is entered as15 q u e e n o f tlje Tw in F a lls C ouniy Mounted Sheriffs Posse, She is 5 fedfeet. B inches tail, u-eighs 128 po u n dis s a n d h a s blonde h a ir and ------Lynda F ri^ i aura A dam s •S eeC OiNTESTANTSooPage38 N T _____ HHH P" ■ RODECO ^ & n F A i R rB A R G A IIIns^______- • Fa«l9u > p B n t « _____ F S • S w r f o r *>' Cdm ounago if a r * r J « o n t O D G rocn . U n i M R . S — th * S u n to n 7 ■ n w n f S t r i m ------iwsliiny l*cnt ------JLJLSwMltfQOtl______— i----- ^ 7— ------• B o f m u • J o g g in g S h 6 « i 1 m udd Tiiangl* ------' F o s h lo n s • W a m v U p t f * ^ 'J % } > • S u n J u • LodiM ', M«n*> Boys' I J u a n S p o r ts W o f to h l S h irt! r ts w * a r W ESTERN STRAW HATS /

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}------TWIN-FALLS -- CaraivaTbufls—C; i ______a t -U )is_ y e ar^ » -fair-€r-caa-terrorizc ~ ^osf — Sharp tt/—- Right GSTrd f th e m s d v e s i a a newew spook bouse _____ 5 n. Dtt^rut. ______a o d .s e a d th«>ir so m e r- - _____ Iflai'sin B!ran r ^ 4f-Calciculators- ^ „ sault^g in tuts (batIt sps\ in 80 feet In -----Buf-Puf I “•» te=/ElZII! •r 4 c. Affti-Piriyinit iMBsliig^PDnoe-1 ttl s - ‘■‘""■g.rTIThe Dry Look- A house of honlorror dubbed fin — , ||^^,firape-Nu ^ 5c.Atr«u( ‘■Spooken Castle.”.” and "The 3**-^W U F l H u . ® m r c M a Sicydiver." a thrillatiler, that ooly P»-^ ritrcfei seems lo scrape ththe sky. are among Inland Empirelire S h ^ ’ new E j l H r _ _i-i midway altractioos. y $|69 - EL 327 ;..:;.SIM8 . , /'V New entertainmecnent for. tbe ______ElJ32-Cft

Williams said the^ 198119 c arn iv al ^ will feature about 35 rides,i com- pared to 30 last year.r . oC r th e 35. al ^ $ 2 5 9 I $2^ le a s t 12 w ill b e (b e ta(am r er variety Rn-Cin, 12 n ...... S2. 1739 — ft«n..-i'A p t :-— s > i _f c ------— 1 . H Two Ferris wheels are among the ______old s ta n d b y s a im e d a« t aa lia g f s ,------A new ticket systemem thal could ’ aalox’or —=—“— Gillettr - - - produce a savings; f

-- -Monday.-Sej September ?.-l98l - - Tlmes-Ne•NewsrTwiri Fails; Idaho 37 1 liu uaijiijifii Com •CoMaxdtmtrom Page X graduate-of-Filer— HigbScbool'sbe Is rnow a fre sh m a n ______a t th p QfiLSoulhcnUdaho— 5> ^ While a l high scboobool.shc ------—^Btuden^-body-presidssidenC and w as a — ------Tncmberof pepcluiclub, ski club and ' E >edoulam ai. Ihe! gigirl's honor and s e rv ic c club.

Susan Patridaa -Bixler, i 22; of Tv-’io F a lls . Is e nle te rcn d a s Uic q ueen o f th e C a r e y P lo nK>cr ee i D ays. Sh6 is 5 feel, 8 inchcs tall w eighs 125 tf- p o u n d s, h a s lig h t blbrow n a n d brown eyes. She ha;has an ;\ssociaIc ------o f A rts d e g re e in geng e n eral education - and wQs activc in the National ------• , Intercollegiate Rodlodco, the Twin f } ------Falls Toastmislress'3SS Club, Ihe F i l e r - ...... W ranglercltcsr-the:he-W ood'-River Jamboree Assoclat and Ihe C h r is tia n S in g les Clu

------JanieeTVelMor^r■21. of Jerom e, is ------entered as Ihe queerleen of the Snake River Stampede. ShShe is 5 feet. 3 inches tall, weighsIS I 113 pounds and has brown hair andm d blue eyes. A 1978 g ra d u a te of Jerome high Schooi, she has an Associate ------A rta-dggrcc fro nrrthc-ColicgcTJf— rti Southern Idaho andnd iis prcsenliy a ______^senior al Ihc^Uoivei ivcrsily of .liUih,— I m ajoring m chemicalical cn?ineerinir. Slic is'a' member (of Phi Tfi^a Kappa, the Womcimcn Chemical Engineering Assoc[g>claHon nnri thP___ ------— NaU5nar"ChemicalUll E ng in eerin g ------Association. Laura Kr«KrepdE FoYTiuV ivI-' — ^ I ^500°1““ CASH TO>BE GIVEN IHB AWAY DUFJRING r.F. COUNTSFY FAIR

0 dollar bills w ill be on dis- p l a y 1 our store - m atch the last 4 n u m b bers of your Social Sc Security SPORT BOOTS n u m b e r ______# 8 9 9 —r^U 8 ulU grain nil-tannen e d -w ater* ^r to th e last 4 ddigits of serial re p e lle nIt t leather1. with steel shani ank support,______n u m b e^rs r : on bills - Y O L ------feattier'lnjInsolerand'Vibram* lug’g' sofes and >U WIN. heels forr ftiftrm-grip Iraction. Truly aran Irish-Set- W h i l e in i r our store ha ter! | - -Tw o L o ca tio n s l a v e ^ I to s e r v e y o u ... s o m e o nne tell you l - ^ o w n t o w o ------You’ve; eearned I I & Lynwood a b o u T our c Big Re- your WiiVings! "E o d e l i n g3 P I roject. A lso s e e u s i l n o u r y /

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* > ' ■ *6*555— MBa a ^ E o B B B i i M a ^ Krlstl P eterson ...... ' ' - - a E mm Live3StOcKiWrn^etWonsiojfferSingpurs^5es^= B y S T E V E LIPSO’SON ______heifers, Angus Ar stocrs (Irnfl hnrsps ------T4mes-N9ws-wri(e.pileF------. ^ ■c lambs, -fashion contest. Entraiitb-mt: gills, boarslars and more. inuhi wear wool clothing as TFioyth sh o w th e ir sh e ep in Ihe ring, _ T h e blg nm o n e y is in th e cattle show-s. s. though, t h e bulk of il ^ e. ; sliuw.in ftict. llm "DijrwcsTciTcrn" noRisrcr onnFril~^—— 5hirIcy-Mceoyrsccn?taryfi^ FU .E R It won'tw( bc liko breaking the I Tfor-tlrecial a w a rd s fro m the How many entries are exp I Tuesday, when the poultry, swine nnd slieep;;piudglnBbc8ln, AmoricanHin Hereford Association. expm ed In the various produduce calcgories?ca "Oh hoavans, wc [ - . a n d c o n tin u e s untilntll Friday afternoon, when ththi e s tr a ig h t brod i— wc won’t know that until Mnd;Iday niglit,*’ satd produce supcrln I H erefo rd s te c r sshow h o ' m arte the end of the judgl - e a r's is sc h ed u le d to be one ofif tth o se se le c t 12 a g ain , ‘ ’rlntendenrMrsrwimanrrodcider: E ntries close a.tcp.m ' Mondayid n y .. ._ a er livestock classcs, fair co-mjmanager Naomi Shouse 1 Wednesday willvill bring judging of saddkIdle horses and said she h : had not had limo to coununt entries, bul Ihere , H o lste in c a ttle , dogs,dof; Angus. Charolais and SSh( h o rth o rn c a ttlc . a p p e a re d ti Competition in the produccluce building has been opened d to bc increa.wd interest in ir the. Holstein cattlc mi d to Thursday, draftI horses,h( mules and polled Hi more people this year with Hereford cattle division. AboutAt $1,000 in'jjromiums wilvlll be available for the ith the addition of a vegctaba b le ------^— (flJcct/ielrfurn /nith ih e r tn g ...... - ...... - ...... (opHoisteinle in s.- -- gardeners division. Voder said,sal which is what the spiritIt of • ‘ ______th t^ e fn lr Is a ll ab o u t. P riz e m oney, witlwith a w a rd s ran g in g fro m J l to I to $70, w ill go to In s h e eep p competition, ( the 1981 fair \ ' th e f a ir 's top diiducks, dnkcs. geese, gar r will mark the second "Ifs tho people themselves U icJ ves who put on the display." Asi he ______h e L a d ie s Lcad-Llno c o n le st-1—T-hi3-eventr3chedulcd~^5ni ionsr-filltesrtrairpack“"muIiluics, Charolais for 7. p.m. snidr'Anywhero-ln thyfaTrTif•. if p c o p l e 'w o r ^ t w illing to woi Tl. T u e s d a y , com bines sh eep3p co m p etitio n w ilh_a___ to j I'ork to put these displays together.e r. w e w ouldn'l h avo a fa ir." | _ Ricer — M N KlEVROifr' harvt)^est ^ r~mIffSVANSrVAlINS! W “ C hifiesecr idm it ^ ATFAAIR TIME SPE(reiALMS!I------floods menay hurt ^ thi^year’sr's'crop T j f t

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pjr^iNGtrchiH:hlna’s early rice h a rv e s t w a s 50 mimillion tons, an increase of 1 millionllontnf]«!ni/r.rIr.ct ------i s ------y e a r r m c - o flicjSPal Xinhua news — F A txrS^^ECI f aT^ — a g e n c y s a id ia s t weelI'cek. Imi'scpanitcTCpocportrthc-agcncy— said the Qnnuol-graicrain prt)duction in ------T9] Chevroli>let Van Sichuan province,!, which w suffered P jW ith Contom Fall is a great lim e lo relaj 3mpo convorslon ond ovofvory Chovrolot option on the1C from flooding thisis summer, i was . 2lax in Sun Valley, W arm^ 'all [chassis. 4 hil 5, crisp m ountain nights. Go hiqh-bock rocllnlng-taatB--ts. AM/FM ctf«o1l6'stQrob.a ~ — expecled to be no!«I less than that of ' Oolf.Qn-Our-recenlly deslg igned |spocrdTl^intiint. m ag whools. and radialial tiros. ____la s ty e a r ,------______- R o b'crt e r TrenfUonHTUr course,se. Tennis, swim m ing, bik k , l 9 9 Quoting "experts,rts." Ihe agency hehorscback riding are also3 availablea' right in the vlllellagi iSto'l'No-ei61160 R s t a l l t 16,l said 90 pcrccntt iof Sichuan’s Takee advantagea of the areas gre.jreal shopping and restaurairanls } B a v o ' * farmland was nott affectedal by the a greateat escape! I I F a lr SIp p e c ia l...... heavy July flooding.lg- 113,999 Thesourccs did saj say lhat flooding — - ^ ...... — ------destroyed arrotimmated-l:25-to-l;5— al ------million tons of grain; iln when 11 Wiped... rsj;,^ight Speciai Package I o u t c ro p s on 20d,00C,000 h e c ta re s of e Includes: land a.id affected 800,00080C h e c ta re s • T wwo . nights lodging al: ththe inn or Lodge more, according: tot< the news ■ -y^,, H - ^ P ------agenc)-;------m jia y s of recrefltinn (d ------»■ L(daily.c±oice-of.onc-of. ------^ ; ; h - But good harvests5ts fromi the sev- foiloliowing: 18 holes of gogolf, unlimited tennis cack— - i ■ — tttaft^vcp Ihy^ ------rtTllraing or 6rte day ol bike expected Shortfall,.11 Iti sa id . . ™ ike re n lil} ' Cash crops deslro:Iroyed were re- 69 per person, doublele occupancy( moved and pcnsansanls hiavc rp- * $96 p la n ted th e f i e l i w^tlw th g ra in crops, • a Io ^ ------I9lroiv-n evroi)let Van—~ boosting the’comlngIng harvOsl-for~ - ■^'scIso available; swimmin;ling, skating, hiking, A^ith C o n to mmpo t convorsion and ovory - • other grains, itadded.ied. . saurunas, Jacuzzi, fishing, tr ory Chovro|of option on thS , tra p a n d sk e et shootij :ha»»i*. 4 higligh-bock raclJning soots, “ . - - fective daily, Septembe Is, AM/FM cossotto storooo , ber 1 -October3I, 19J981 Jpociol point.It. mog whools and rodiolliol tiros. Roar ico box with ------6p o w ,< o b « n e t ; ...... »otfyr-oddtKenol oah trayrin."cocoDTnarftfltortno‘r.''" ------Stock No. 811,154 BBtall$l8,01 , 0 8 6 D a v e 's - ■ I F a lrS pp«Mtal t 15,7501 I O M AVCFInonclna C 13.8-/. On Api —S ------^317 ^pprovod Cr»dlt I 0AVE more Inform ation, call or write:wrI Sun Valley Compan Valley, 10 83353,(800)6:)635-8261,orinldaho ' ))632-4104.. . " I MUNI CHiyimm 220N . BrBroadway 543-646161 Buhl. Idaho ______A fter. Hoi40urs;. DAVF: 5A3.533535 JOHN; 734-2^58—

40TimO5^Ows.TwinFat Falls, (daho Monday. Septeptem bor 7,1381 j fiep o^rtbidsi i its^inco frt^SQscohoigti I WASHINGTON (UPJ mn& UPI) — The most technirnlicaliy_soimd__i-.Laterjiowt‘vci ------proposaliinn980“com [ivcr4he.proposaI-ranlcedJilghghest-io-lechnical— cooperali Jompeijuon for *125 million»in it Energy merit was denie ralfvtragrccmenrawardgsia raiuc^the Inlegrily of DcpartmeDl alcohol fue uUed subsidies because iU bubusiness man-iKp;^ th e svIat fuel WM euminaledled because meotev^^iionl ncnc^.oDrt. c^rdo*.*wb^vec-.'«^ther DOE ' — on ageniy tftUcfal alte: ion had been ch an g e d to un sa tistisfactory. - '-'otiifccwri Mtered-j6:cvaliikllon,-:a-congimgresslonal-- grtjw ticst-ptteais lor hwaxifaxas.^tbe report said,------r e p o r t c h a rg e s. The GAD proi probe requests by Sen. Thohomas Eagleton. ' D-Mo„ and Reps ------^The r e p o r tJ r a m J h c < leps. John Dingell. D-Mlch., ’ ne compelltlon. the reportt usaid, the agency passed he General Aceounllng Officece said last- -R-NebrTind-Ricl th e pro jec t a n d mj RichardGepharttrUW ^oi roposals ranked'ashlg^ arnU12th'in te c h n ic a l soundness I m w y others fell victim lo a p a tte rn of p re p a re d e lab o ri doctonxi records^d jj Mrate lochnical-evaiuations o icloctlngoneranked 150th. d-lnconslstent*selecllon enterlcrla-|n'the~pn)posai,-“ycf fr Energy Department’s al t' frequeniiydlsregarded thesesc evnluatiohs in s alcohol fuel a w a rd s p ro g raim m . . m a k in g a w a rd ^ Iseiecllons.” g a g said the agency explalntalnetflts frequent deviation fro m le d A fte r a n e v a lu a tio n teate am rea ch e d a te ch n ic al c o n a echnlcai merit crileria by saysa y in g 11 a ls o h a d to sa tisfy )nsensuson Although the ai j proposals in one roundund of the award program, e agency initially encouraged ram policy factors” and “non-ton-technlcal objectives." n. a team participation in- ^ small business "’’h S I m em ber changed 84 of I in - the-program -—-and-sm ai Je absence of gulddlnes-forcurprDgram'pollcy'fflClOre] af 139 evalualfohs from salisfnsfn cto ry to sp o n d e d w ith a lai unsalfsfactory.thercporip o rtsa ld . I large number of high-quality r wrt said, Ibe department "sometimes"sc aj^IIed these It s a id th e c h a n g e s w( report said 90» pcrcenli of the JI25 mllli JlnconslstenUy." ! were made wllh the approvaoval o f th e e v e n tu a lly w o n t lo illon in awards agency’s proposal evaluailuallon manager, who said the lllo big business. “ T he Ir they would “Certain events ! Integrity of'DOE’s awardsrds selection process was ______n a v e no b e a rin g on fin aal l sseleclJons. _ :n ls which o c c u rre d d u rin g ihiIhe proccss used lurther re . . . ------Ijy D O E lo sele 'reduced in ooe of ihe compt^ipellUona by altered ccst_ select alcohol fuels feasibiiijiity-study~and" andbuslm Jlness m fihageihw l evaltiationtions,''thereportsaid.

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■ ” ■ '’' ik K dijcomfort, - pomin end * , -* mony Ion vvotking.houft.t. M If lo- * / « doyj (ofmor ttlll would w « wltlihqriot, h« ^ ^ would hove lo ^ ^ ------^«l-lhom -fott-^PB ^9 ______\ ; ^ ___ ------oiler 8 to 9 ■ ' ■ * hou»», yoj b»------: fc~foi— da«i>rrr|B ^^ia M nood the retl, 'h o work* hlm»flll rM'^ A^ * . . . . AM i a ^ ______I A -U-—— ^ ------""afm oJl-----KvTc o jH b A " ^ ------r r * y « o* long. The, k bouncing, foil. Or. lo n ddnafir n * InQ ond conconlrollon o> ^ ,juch o long porlod of limo v ¥ ■ S ilT fotlguo tho mujculor »v»lom J. y ' ^ w Z . ^ - I- tuch on •Mtani, thonh* wholowh< —* . ------1------J * »"ololo1 fromoworV linolly1 »o‘°9 ‘- * « eouilng norvo preijuro ondnd IhoI » ^Ir *~w»uol rwjulring lo«i of prop ^ ^dy mochonlo, wilh ll»: 'lowor' loy. * bock poin. jhouldor poini, poll * ... t v \ . 2 n*ckocha»ondhoodocho* m K m * A rogulof theek wilh hu docidoclor » ■ « ot chiroprocfic ond thoroby c « 'oininfl roliof from poin ond d i .* *[««. ei woll Q» ovoldmg mamany ...... fc C S A j] ^ th/onlquo ollmont* in loior lil will, for ovory fcrmof. oddidd 10 » 1 J hi» own comforl ond woll bein>>eing. » . Ji' i - * ..k.4 to — -- « isl •• . T — - O'. c. If M.W*M

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B y M A R Y BETHT H F R A N K U N set-asidee forfo the 1982 wheat crop, Ms. Williams said the secretcretary also appeared open to>the ti Ualted Press iDte'Dtenutfoaal_____ T h e farm a m spokesmen said, howeve:I'er, the administration pop o ssib ility o f a 1982 w h ea l set-asides e t as a means of reduclicing w jlln o tbbudge u d on its plans to cul back onoi d a iry su b sid ies.______th^the size of the wheat crop, thn;ihe. farm_biUwalready_Bpppproyed.by the Senale _____- Hall said the com growersrs vwant to get the farm bill outut of ■ ATcwexpcnslvfsIvTSiacontroversi^ mattersTsilice i dairy price Agriciilluittu re C om m ittee.------— ------thi the w ayso the'AgrlcultureD« * D e p a rlm e n fa n d C ongress c;can supports and target ta prices for wheat and an feed grains The Houslouse A g ric u ltu re C om m itte e! nevern completed work t tu. u r n th e ir atten tio n to o th e rr p rer ssin g fa rm pro b lem s, such;h a s . threaten to delaylay the already tight scheduletie for completing on its verslc^rsloh of th e bill and m a y w aitI f(fo r S e n a te a ctio n a s a n th tb< e need to boost agriculturalr e e < x p o rts . le g isla tio n beforeore the current program expireiresSept.30. . excuseloac0 ado p t a sim ila r version. Bob’ F re d e ric k of th e N ationlional G ra n g e said h e w as pleastem g ostr»--^»rgeUP^t-prices are-the minimum lelevels-a-farmer m ust- - -T h e se c re ta ry c o nceded his compromlstrformula wouould------its sid e . for his grain. If prices fallI Ibelow that level, the preclude pn any dairy price suppupport increases for at least twtv o . ^------. farm erlSs C entitled T lo government deficitdency payments.______years. Frederick said. ThelidmrhlstrajtratlonTlhrou^'AgriciDfurcl •e S e c re tary Jo h n B lo ck , h a s sp ent n t Lthe past few days negotiatintJng with key farm . Severalal agriculturala representativeses said Block indicated Bob I Mullins of the Nationao n a l-F a r m e rs Union said Bloclock— - - tof.compromiseand urj^jpgaia united front for he wouldd acceptai a wheat target if il[ ts1: 20_cents per bushel salsaid the administration woulvould not take any position1 onc - - - ...... groupsjaikiflg-of pnnniit_nn/< ciipflr ppngrnmn : - quickpassageofto f th e fa rm bill. — ------— -~eeTowthe-sle’Scnatc-AgrlcultunrOommitlittee-version -and-com— P®< lajeaying-thosc decisions upp toi - ta r g e ts 1010 co c n ts below th e S enate levels!ls. CoC o n g re ss. Interviews witfivith several Washington-baseised farm group For exanxample, the proposed comproromise wouid result in ^Those two programs were/ere key sweeteners PresideiJenl - representatives3 IrIndicate the administrationn hhas softened lts“ w heaflarga rg e ts fo r th e 1982 througii ISSTcrop I£ yeaf^r 54. ReReagan used to entice Southc:them DicmDcrats irC ongrcss-is - to ------stance on targetget prices and is flexible on the Idea of a $4,20,M.40i. 40 and«.60 per bushel. volv o te fo r h is budget a n d ta x cu;ut t pro\ gum s.

Rancher;r lawsuit claims btbeef price ------not-comfnpetitive— " T Sii f S is S E ^ _ L U B B O C K . TTexas ex (U PI)^Ten_ ...... SSept. e 8 througiiI 1 2 Only ------— r a n c h e f s - h a v eMHed-BuH-iB-UrS,- -f i D is tr ic t C o u rt a g a ln st 23 food sto re chains, alleging3g the chains con- Se(56 Us At TF>€^ h a ir ! ' spired to pureurchase beef at artificially low ppri ric e s sin c e a t least ______1963. ___ T h e r a n c h e rs}, , ooi n e fro m Lubbock ~ SNQm m ...... a n d n ih e fro mrutah. U seek trcble- d a m a g e s a n d ln]iInjunctive relief in- See why winterr isn’ti long enoucigh when you’ree dn^firir tho suit, filed last lai week by Salt — U ke City, Utah,ah, attorney Lowell V. Sumroerhays.s . The suit allegeeges the foodstore chains’ represenlsentatives used a ‘■Yellow Sheet"•t" to determine noncompetitive! beef p ric e s a t both the -purchasingag and retailing € le v els. I I 40^

Court documentsents allege that use ofthe‘‘YellowSbe.sh e et,” w hich keeps ------— tw»f huyera infoiQtonn£d_oI_pi1ces_ ------calculated-at-k)W(towef-than-normal— ------prices,—w as-a-vi-vlolatioo-of-thc— T V ailfiire"^ S p o fH iii f g “------Sherm an Antitnistlis t A ct. •R.O. J3.M 7.00 ^ R*g. $3,600.13.00 R*g. $2:W249.00 f.^ hatI FT The ranchers! sa id lh a t wUhoul t n i i to —1*1*43,3 perishable beef, theyU; were forccd — to accept the low)w purchase| prices - Save a biindtctile ~ »AWS — because they mustlust .ship carcasses within 24 to 28 hourshou after slnugh- on all J.D. 400 CHAIN' SAWS.. .$22i226.0T) $ ^ 7 9 .0 0 te r. ______lohn.Oaers-’Q ------J;D.-500 CHAINI SAWrrrr$27:27t:oo f—assioor — — -— =The-suil-als^iio ^ fd ' tHe - chain— ------" "V" Series 0:CHAIN SAWS^^.-.-$3737^.00-$-319^e stores chargecged consumers - artificially highI prices,pr creating a reduced demandod for beef. That ...... — p r a c U c c i n lu in ccausodar«duc(jon— a i ------in th o -n u m b er-oof-alau^terhouses— fH and sm aller packeckera for the beef, “ c re a ti n g a b rcaakdownofcompeti- k d Twin Falls tiv e co n d itio n s.” 1 E Q U I P> ! M E N T , 7 3 3 -7 2 7 2 The ranchers,s, who said they became aware of th e p ra c tic e In ff t J c \jOHNOtEHE^ Buhl July 1974.11 yean:ars after It began, i INi C . 5 4 ^ -4 3 9 2 a ls o .a U e g e d th ee food fo slore chains have conspiredI to h id e th e ir oc* S . lio n s. 42 T im es-N ew s, Twirrwin Falls. Idaho Monday. SeS e p le m b o r?. 1981 rei^m ar 1“^ON’THw nss^UR SPECCTACULLAR I r n — — Sunflower2T-seeds— n — ' - V.K ' . ; - X — -rgetting fuel e l t e s t ■ 3 ., FARGO. N.b. (UPII*1) — It’s boeiv___ -1 4 quilo a whUo since NoftfTDakolaNo I I n f a r m e r s found ou t sunfliinflowerswero ffjj good for something besidesbes chew- |S l Ing se e d s.

^ Now..Ihere’s sunflowlower cooking____ ^ oil, sunflower candy amand even sun- 1 ^ flower cookies. rb— ^ But the use of sunflcnflower oil to § 3 -•;5 power trnctors couldj oovershadow la l ■ all th o o th e r uses /oiujdnd /orJ the -MM pretty, brown and yello3II0 W p la n t of ' “ FAHIR PRICE ^ • ~ : \ which 3 to 4 million) acresa were E^CUTTi NG” ' — --harvested nationally laslta s t year.------

To see how.well a dozelozcn tractors—.. C l — r— cuo-oo-a-mj)K)f-sunflowloweroti-and— I j ------rf diesel fuel, agriculturalral engineers ■tz in North Dakota Stale! University’sUi K 4 r s e x te n sio n se rv ic e Are workingwo; wllh p fl aTTotip-irrGrand-TorF o rk srN T D :. • ------^ called Flower Power.

'■i The extension offlciahials also are E 9 ^ testing a variety of vegeogetableolls ..^ 3 .. . . on a combine enginene at Allis . 3 C h a lm e rs in H arv ey , III. . ;j NDSy agricultural engengineer Ken E l M ^ Kaufman says the resiiTsults of the E l e o r in s t a n c 3 :GOO.OOO A llis C halm erss ppi ro je c t w ill f j j | not be known for ai^iiher atl is W ______CONSIDER Th — months:------rnis H __ ^ A series of 15 tests - Including B l one-tost-each-for-soytoybean-and— J peanut oils - Is underway. ui iv^ K au fm a n sa id .______Whirlpclool H The suniiower oil willill be lested H ^ at various mixes withth diesel lo M ^ Automatic Was,i s h e r B team "which percentaltilage looks p l — mwt promising:'' Kaiifm?[m an sa id ______R l ------N - a n d - D r y e r ------Ainrchalmcr&-l5-rentiin tin g N D S U — M — ' time on a number of itsIs machinesi IO Model LA558MK" to test the four-cylinder,'ie r,' 3.3 lite r 1 3 • 4 auiomattc cycles: — engtne-t»cause(^he-sa{sald-^^You— = couldn’t even start lo0 set£ up a ^ p e r m a n e n t PRESS,""' ■ laboratory^likc—wo—n-need for -K d SHORT and SOAK S200.000."

Six of 12 spanking new n< Allis b J I 7 w;/ASHER $ A j, Chalmers, John Deere■e a; n d J .I .- • jl ONLY Case tractors have beenen powered < with:25n?ercentJunflowet wer-oil this— Z — ' — I ;M o^U,EaQS0OOXK'-=^ yoar wilh the rest fueled led by a 50 ■ r • Cusiom Dry Conlrol percent mix. aulom alically shuts off ddrv ry o r ■ S o f a r,a b o u l 440 ho u rs h; whon cloihQs roach degroi3fo o .o f “ shavebeen ■ c put on the tractor engingines, said J orynoss you have soloctodto d ■ Flower Powor President 7 ^H a-tanns near Uraiidmd Forks J ______-Df^ER=$irH Most Iraclors do nol devcevelop any t engine p ro b le m s u ntil at leIe, a s t 4.000 5 ONLY hours,hosaid. m 1

Tho farmers are operairatlng the n . vr^, tractors jusl as they w woi ould a n y . ■ . ' i olhor farm machinery.'1Tweet on " lA/U sa id . "Vie prefer that they tf run ■ ’'% * N Y O 0 u ' ttiem as hard or sofi as the A V ______g theyuould r R DRI 2 -VDLUffi BUYING! ______-normally. ------»ivE o ur " ^ i TO)pauj.;sZ X 3_ — ^We-are-qulte-impres3

_AJaulty_injector,-not-fu<-fuel.-may — ” have caused problems wiwith one . E J HERE WE ARE!! tractor, hesaid. PAa KAILBFLEISI;CH - fe APPLIANCE A PAUL KAtSFlEISCH APPLIALIANCE ' I The weather has been wwa a rm th is I h J ANDTVSERVICICE ^ AND TV SERVICE 1 Vj nilU i vvtit of Fl ______summer, but cooler tempoip e ra tu re s f Fll*ror»th*Clov«rRoodI -could mean a difference! In opera-in B TW II tional qualily. -'Cool weati; fIN FALLS AND BUiUHLASK OPERA' father just MOR FOR TOLL FREEF= ENTERPRI*^ I S E 9 3 6 B miRhi thicken II up”T w T ccic.i ! said. M onday, SeptePtemb9r7.i98i Timea-Nowje w s. Twrn Falls, Idatio 43 — ...... • TIIX3NIA, India idla (UPI) - The.worhen.siLsllll’hlde.their, .belongingIg toI the Jal caste,.who.prcvick'iously.lilled Ihe land.__ ,Rajaslhan!s_residenl_M ,F jnttmmissioner, Brij Raj Bahadiidur._____ Je w e le d fac cs beh behind bright red veils In1 thotl villages of comes in1 thetht night and. according to Ka:Cana, forcibly lakes Ihe ha;has never been lo Tilonia bubut he agreed thal tliese saram e ccntral Rajasthan,ian, where farmers toil by hat hand to clear the crop.. ' prop ro b le m s a re ‘'h a p p e n in g alllli o v e r Ihe c o u n try ." Is. rocky, arid fields. Kana has gone lo the policc but th e y h a v e ig n o red liis “Almost every big farmerner has evaded ceiling surpIp lu s ______B e h in d (h ls_:cnluries-okt « n l fa c a d e blR c h a n^ anges arejaking ___tv^mpipints,nis, ho«3ys,-bccausj;^cJat-giu{iu<^-thotn-money.— ■—— lewIfiwsT^hMaidr-^^^^u-ean^^ni i^ake-a-revolulion-by-passing ng-n ------. . . ..placc - changes:cs Ilhat challenge. the^vcry-Ial.Iabr|c-of-village — More tliaithan 370 miliion acros'were dece c la rc d 's u i^ Iu s ' d u rin g ' lavsla w .” » lif e : ------P r im e MVlinister in Indira Gandhi's emenergcncy-'regime land The 1 police and local laneand officials don't uphold ' .t . 0 H u n d re d s of lowlow

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Since II I S 1958 I % J "I LO^Tl Jfavels OED WTHE FARM a OCITYBUIipiNG ' I I 330SHOSHONlONEST. e., . 14l6 0VetUND II II TWINFAllSa7• 733-1661 1 BURIEY*«7S-2I5I JJ 17 Blue Lakes Blvd. No.ilo„ twin Falls , Don'Hcuvi-home " II wllhoulus.*^ 4 lls S, INC. 734-14334___ __ 44 T ln)es4J»w «r Twkiwtnf«HB,-Waf)o- - - Moftday. 6eS ep fem b w ------*•-- ______WORKHIlORSE PRIlOVEN! I I "Ok Al*\uto System oi offers tires, paiarts, and seryi/ i c e I that_coian-do-the_job.--— they're tougligh and-powerfi 5 — Corners f u l — -see-us-toddy-lfor-your foritiI ori ronch heecids. I WorkhcPiorse proven.” i F/FARMEIK-4SME-PROfESi5SI0NAra- • Repair instead o'o f R e p la c e 4 -- - ...... *• 4 ”On the Farm—»—Service-Trucks------• Largest Tire Repcpoir FociJity in Magiclie Valley ! • : Repair now andj saves Harvest Down/n T im e — — — _ j .^Calcium Chlorideje Hydroflation Servi*;vice ______I -- • E x te n s iv e Irive"rit

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BOISE (UPI).-I). - Continued hot. said1 springsp w heat.andJ)anfiy-boih-3ilL— ^Liveslock-rcraalncdJD.ia-flxccllcnt -'- grain -harves^estlng-moved-aheod— — :------dry wealher kept lept Idaho'sfarm ers-Twcre'e about one week ahead ofof- condition -in North ItIdaho, but steadily, the}hey said. whiie corn - .^ZZZZZ'ZT,"^t :. _. busy_wUh.harvarvcst lasl..week. ac- avera(rage, with TA percent of tholhe_rangcs.conlinued to dry.y and water maturity advidvanced with the hot ------—^ c o rd in g toIlhcUicU'Idalio . ■Crop_and sp rinng g wheat harvested and 70 supplies tightened, tl-they said, weather. Livestock Reportiorting Service. percen:e n t of th e b a rle y . — Smallgrnin'harvcst'aiso50^-arin-full- ...... Officials saidlid crops-in some - - ;cond. cuttings.of_aifalfa_hay-lay___ swlng._\vltli.wlnier_wlic:ieat.harvest_____W inier whei}icat_haryesljn_so_uUij______---■■ “ I ----^ a re a s w ere showi.owing sig n s of stre s s raged nearly 90 percent com'-m- 75 percent completed In th a t p a rt c e n tr a l Idahoho was virtually com- - _ d u o to }ow soil1 ni(moisture, but a few ed,'lhey said, and .lha thirdird - o f th e sta te , up from 4-1 porconip< this pieted.'they' said.Mndss rarm ers'had ...... thundershowersrs helped In some “ |“"fing was underway in someTie tim e la sl y e a r. c o m b in e d aI large la portion of their ■’< tions. locations. spring wheat:at and barley. Water I P o3tato ta maturity continued to lagag Farmers kept busy/ in south- s u p p lie s In eastern ca Idaho, howev- W inter, wheat;at h a r\'c s t w as K7. ..behind „ n ..... ______ind last year, they said. Onlv 60 western Idiiho lasl-weck«k, combin-._ ,er..w cre low.-(v.-they said, and many percent completeletod at the close of percen:e n t w e re tu rn in g and IS p er- ing gram, harvesiing beans,be mint irrigation syssystems fed by small -v- -L. . the.weclt. two fulfull w eeks a iiea d of. c e n t wi . wore showing vine death, Ilieyey and onions, making hayay and dig- crcckshavcbcf been shut off o r w ill b c . la sl y e a r ’s harves•vest, thoy sa id . Thoy sa id . glng poialoos. they said.id. All sm a ll soon, '______y

\ £ „ L Youtu’ll get thee best-in— r:::,:_I icnistoi -Easi DrhdraperRres^plusTT^ - ■- N o o n e c a n ppredict t e Ihe prices you ------efiZ(EL. v/ill receive. ThaiTh m akes agricul- rice sque — luro an up-anH-'nd*down business: ------A ------B u t i o n g i t e r mTiLand L BankJinancing _____

withl a - . .. caniev.elJhepe> peaks and valleys. . .” miini'bllinds W . Thefe~saloclocal Land Bank la n dd Bank ______associalion ne£near you. It m akes ______------D e c u rgm il] tng-CrerroffeTs-yoalt shoppingI at hom e from a seled;cIlon of fine fabrics long-term loansans at lowest cost o f e v e r y ddescription. Our friiIriendly decorators loan.□ n possible underIcr current econom ic - - ...... - will work wiwith you to create aI lookk that says you.

-- - /yid for>r ca lim ited tim e, withIh your purcjiase of ______conditions. Yoi/ou can use the funds “Ct3StorTt"dr3JraperiesT -you'li'be'atable-TD“SeIefl m inl^ givet for any worlhwliwhile purpose. And ______blinds lococom plete that specialII lookI a l '/; off.______^ o u - yoTThave tnerpTlvliegc pr ol repaying^ ------» m one tintef all or part of thethe loan anytime, ...... — wiihoulpanalfy-iHy . " - " Z Z U : ...... — -■ j 1 I to p say- Stop in, W'0 ov w a n t 10 m e e t y o u .

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JUNI'JIORH.LS. BLOU►USES R U S S T O G S _ ^ MiENS E FARAH PAANTS ------OXFOF=ORD CLOTH L S. FRINGED)Y Y O K E ~ - . W Hi\JE. m PINK. YELLOW. BLUES-/S-M.L STRETCH DENIM SIZES 30-42 BLACfkCK, LT.-BIUE. TAN, BROWN A L S O5 POLYPi C O nO N LS. PIPEDDYOKE Y ...... -- ..... CO-ORDINATES V N .N A V Y ^ ’ W/WESTERNRN STITCH REG. 15 .9 5 ____ G REEN.:N . BLUE. M A R O O N PLAIDS!>S S-M-L - ... -NOW 10.95 BOTH W /SNAPS RE*REG. 24,00 ...... N O W 1 9 .0 0 LADIES SIZES 8-16

BLAZER REG. 40.00 LiWir&JORDACHEJH j e a n s N O W 3 5 .0 0 BOBBIEME BROOKS BLOOUSES MENS SIZES 29-38 - - JUNIOR SIZES 5-13 I — ------~ —:iAN,-J=ADHX8 T. LUE«:^NDIG3160=--^:. ---- V ------1 3 L O N G S SHORT SLE EVFT- ~BEtTE£«taR.W EG.-24,00 ------e e w e o Y s & iN u i y REG. 21.00 TO 38.000 JIANSREG. 18.0077.7: ...... N O W 13,0’0 N O W 1 9 .0 0 NOW 16.00 TO 33.00 SPUR PATTERN REGlEG. 1 9 . 5 0 ...... N O W 1 4 .5 0 10 PINCORD BUTTON' ...... >N YOKE REG. 20.00 ...... NOW 15.00 ’WRAP SKIRT REG. 28.000 ------N O W 2 3 n 3 0 ------W R A\NGLER&LEVIJ r I j e a n s -ELASTIC^NI.REG. 27.00 JUNNJOR H .l.SJEAV r N S - ...... ^ DO------b oOYS y SIZES 8 -M STUDENTSS 2 5 - 3 0 N O W 2 2 .0 0 BBLUE DENIM SIZES 5 - 1 3 “ . BLUES. B R OW N S 8 TA NNS S REG. 14.50T023.00' • ______GOLD STITCH REG.: G . 3 0 .0 0 ...... ------N O W 2 5 .0 0 y YOKE PANT REG. 29.003 N O W TC5D t o 1 8 .0 0) WHITE STITCH REG.G . 3 0 .0 0 ...... N O W 2 5 .0 0 N O W 2 4 .0 0 PEG LEGREG.3d.0C. . 0 0 ...... ____ N O W 2 9 .0 0

LSL.S. BLOUSES REG. TO 22.0i ------N O W - T O + 7 .0 0 — ' K E N N IINGTON h & LEVI/I SHIRTS — r ~ : : ~ ~ : b rRITJ i a SI a j b ^ nSsIZ; I~I - , BOYS SIZES 10-20 L O N G SLE BLUEB DENIM SIZES 5-1 3 lEEVE PLAIDS & WESTERNN PATTERNSP REG. 10.50 TO 22.00) ______PLEATED F R O N T REG.REC 2 9 .0 0 ...... ------N O W 2 4 .0 0 ______^LEVI BENDOVEER ------NOW-5t50-TO-17:00— APPLIQUE POCKETET REG.F 29.00 ...... N O W 2 4 .0 0 NEW FALL COLORS ------SCROLL-POCKET-RECREGr-29:00-7-.-r^ ...... -N0w-24:00 ------PEGLEG REG. 34.00.0 0 ...... ------N O W 2 9 .0 0 LADIES SIZES 6-20 TA KMA g I c y i It ______BRITT. V lf I UK L. ^ V I -J ^ EI A N S ------REGE G . & PET. PANT REG. 21.9;•95 BOYS SIZES 2-7 JESSIEJ JEANS N O W 1 6 .9 5 REG. 12.50 TO 17.00

BLUE[JE DENIM W /LT. BLUE PIPINCNG NOW 7.50 TO 12.00 BACKCK YOKE STYLING SIZES 5-1- . 3 : ;KIRTW/P0CKET REG.21.91.95 GIRLS SIZES 3-14 REG. 3 3 .0 0 ...... ------N O W 2 8 .0 0 N O W 1 6 .9 5 REG. 15.00 TO 26.50 = ^ 0 W -10:00TOHM=:50” BLAZER REG.~59.95 N O W 5 4 .9 5

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WASJilNGTON4 ((U P I) — A bout one outJt of every M The reportwrt said the U,S. farm populailation proportionally non-on-farm popu latio n w om en outrju tn u m b e rm e n 109 to 101. _ Americans lived on a fa rm d u rin g 1980, a n dI farm fa residents has more? w whites, males and marrieded couples than the Seventy Sc p e rc e n t of fa rm rcsid(sidonts arc married, compareded ______------f tn u w n in jft’fliflcrrprrpoorcraninravcTYrorctlinar populati^on. And, it said, larmm women have moro tTss) 55 Q cfcent of th e non-form popl>6puIation, th e re p o rt said, . ._rr‘\^__ynon-Iarm counterpairparls. the governm ent last.weiweek. _cflildrcn thanh a n w o m en fiving irt hon-farm1 a r e a s , . : _.v . . is* isc rjy haif the farm populatiifation, 45 percent, lived in Ihch e - A joint report prcprepared by the Commerce0 Department’sI ------Tho reportort said the median age o( fartfrni residents is higher- Nortorth Central region of the countlu n try In 1980. T h e South, whichch Census Bureau andmd the Department of AgricuIcuU^re pul the than the nnati a tio n al a v e ra g e — 35.5 y e airs n In I9fl0‘compared untilm il 1965 h a d th e la rg e st numbenber of farm residents, rankeded ------1980 (a r m populatioation at 6.051.000, about 2.7.pi'.percent of the. wilh30yeiirsir s 'iia tlo n w id e .:. ______seco;cond with porccnt. The^ est.anW d Northwest region.sn .s ______p o p u la tio n . T h anI wawas down more than 3 Hi mnillion il fro m th e _ I n 1979, th(the medlan;annual income of farm families was • cont.3nlalnedl2perc6nl and7pcrceircent. respectively. ___ ------l970fannfigure.-9,7•9,712.000:------— $ 1 6 ,^ 7 , comim p p a re d w ith $19,754 for non-faifarm families, ------— B ul jijg tj.gnd awa;iway fro m life on th e fa rm slowlowed in th e la s t T h e repO o rt sa id 1979 fcrtilily figures foi-fo w om en ag ed IH to r — d e c a d e , th e rep o rl said,Sf to 2,9 p c rc e n l a y e a r. ThatT l compares 'M, th e peak:ak childbearing years. showc(I'cd th a t f a rm w om en to a 4 .8 p c rc en t annunnual drop re c o rd e d in th e i960:)COs, g a v e b irthtl to almost 15 percent more childrencl than women CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGAD Almost a third ofoft th e n a tio n 's p o p u la tio n iivc

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1 • 1 ■ ! _Now_isJhe_titim e to m ake plan:nsfpryour 1982 fertilizerfe: needa '■i And ferfilizizingin the fall mlakes a good sense fof o r m a n y c r o p s . A i _ »You save tilim e at nlantinp nexln sprinp. Anri1 rdays ^ainpfl ------planting catin m ean yiel_d_ga|r.med at han/est. ! • Fall fertiliziti n g a l l o w s y o u t o) incorporate i old cropcr residues, to ------rcducc-spTTT)ilg tillage WUl k ailuiU tu bave valuablible spiliig suil _ ------j m o i s t u r e . R ight down thitie line. ORTHO UIUNlPEL.fertilizer aand fall fertiliza-- 1 JiQ ujnakes goood sense. Stop byy and see us today.ly ------CheviQA - - I jTHir^ : z j TERTInCIZERS G:OLLINS; & SONJ\s Fertilizer andd Pesticides, Inc. AUTHORIZEDD DISTRIBUTORS ORIITHO SffTiit S im 1946

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“ nLER'-Tw o Idalia lw cow boys — o n e a fiam intigyouMand g -- - ^plus prize money .- ...... iS IH b diiver, winner of)f t eight calf roping titlesi ands three all-around PRCA tiUesie s d u rin g th e la te SOs a n d earllarly 60s, h a s . s been semi-retired forror several years, but the cowboyco< will i -ma)(e 0 special appeanlaraoCffSt ------Pickett, a former BoiseBo State quarterback, haslas qualified for tbe Nalionai Finalsials Rodeo three times sinceejoiningtbe ji circ^ in _l^, wbenen be won PRCA Rookie of the Year h o n o rs. C l ' In three quick years.ITS. P ic k e tt h a s w on n e a lry J200.000.J2i B y --m ------winnjnrS6l-.OOOrthe-Wi-WiWeroeas-Cireuil-All-Arouau n d e h a m p t------.X J onship and placing fiflfifth in c a lf roping. 1980 w asis Iby far his

H o w ev e r, a h a n d aind n d wrist in j^ sidelined Pickic k ett d u rin g July, slowing down his' p r o g i ^ . N ea rly tw o mbiiJbiithis and ro d e o s la te r , P ic k e ttt is readyi to start chasing calveIv e sa g a in . ••Ifs stui a little bit sore, but thln^ are startiin in g to lo o k ------^ n m n pretty good again.”' saidsi Picket, who was lead!adlng tn the all-around race before)re the accident. "I was havinving a super ■ ■ ■ ■ year before it happenelened, so it was real untimelyely. bul I'm ~ r C m m ...... h a v in g a p r e tty goodtcomebacknow.” coi -- Pickett, wbo will competecon only the final nightit d u rin g th e i-—^ r r r n Filer rodeo, is fourthh thustl far in calf n^ing withth littleI over ■ tw.ooo and also fourthth inthei all-around chase wilhJihto<>7«> I — 1 Injur^the p--;: cowboy said. "WhenI I starteds three years ago, I: nne e v e r knew . I w ould b e goin g a fte^ r a national title and I didn’tLthinklhad U . a chance until (hts yeayear. But with a litlle luck aan n d a ability. I think lean finallyfin; get one this)Tar." Oliver and Pickettt aren’tai the only top-rankedI cowboysct to B M B aB SiBP pul Ihcir entries into0 theth hat. Several others, incluicluding 1980 j M H H p y i all-around champion1 PP: a u l T ie rn e y , 1980 b a re b a c k « :k champion M i t Bruce Ford, bull riditiding titlist Don Gay: stoer;r wrestling ______champion Butch Myers'ers and calf roping winner RRc o v CooDor arc cxpecVed to atteni:cnd. Copper is tbc.lSBl leaduid^pf~i|U^c Ba-• ill all-around cha.se, winniinning$67,2IG. '' w "It's a great field1 - onc-o( Ibc best we've evercvt had In Filer.” said Ncoma1 S:Shouse. office manager at ttic fair- ^ u n d s. “Of course; wcwe’ve had some good ones: in the past. but this one~ct)urd be jujus s t a s good o r b e tter, —O th e r to p cow boysi enentered include Tom Fergu.sotson, winner of eight consccutive allall-around titles between 1974>74 a n d 1979. Chris Lybbert. who issis sccond in calf roping withh:».J2’1and li ------alsQJiccoDdJaJheJiWiW l. L a lljro u n d c h asc w ith S6KBl.OW.'JC. - - Trujillo and Joe Alcxanxander. bolh considcrcdlo be3C tw1 o of tE c . . . . . finest bareback ridenJers-tirthe world today andin d 'J im m i c ;• ~ — ------C o p p e r, th e 1980 R ookiek ie of th e Y ear. AltlMMjgh h e ’s not havhaving one of his finest season:ons. College ■ ’ .* of Southern Idaho RotR odeo C oach Shaw n D avisi is back lo . ------defend the saddle bronrone title he surprisingly captaptured last “ y e a r . D u rin g his p e a k yyears in the laics 60s. liavisi s w\ o n lh n v - Z i , \ saddle bronc crowns,s. b but lately he has devotedI htshi time lo * I / ^ ■ coachincatCSl. - • i f ^ Aiso. several other.T 1local non-profosslonal cow!owbovs will - - ' W n ------M nrp-thjrtrr- iir-2niT~pmfps^inn.irrn\tnn>s cowftirls from Women's;n's Prolcssional Rodoo AS-WIociationwin . participate in six event;ents. The lone girts event willin be barrel ^ -,>7 racinR and the only tearcam roping offered will be forio r lh e locals • • ' ' '■ S e p l. B a ck a g a in is th e^ CiCoors Chute-Out. this yearir featuring ______M vm Coora h.is provided pro Mvers with a Cl.(51.0)0 bank i T ‘ account. Kach contostcistent in his event, slecrwrestlisti m g. h a s a '* . chanrr to take somec nfa that money-away.dunncirm the four d a y s o t c o m p e titio n by3v tbettering Myers’ times, If th a t o c c u rs , th e cro o u b o v w ill w rite a check of atalIeaslS230 and up to Sl.OOO on thithe spot to the victor, If Myers goes J f . ' ' ^ ^ 1 unbeaten during the fourfoil days, he w rites himself ooui u t a d ic c k . ’ *1 the amount depcndingoigon bis performance during;th th e e v e n t Although not a cowboh boy. Dale Woodward will alsoiso compote - t ' T ' in tbe arena. Woodwan>ard, with his unsusal group)of ol animals • V * c .?. w that includes pigs andid 1mules, will lake oh the cIo\r lo w n d u tf s ■ J: t ' " ' . W - - S . . m m while Lex Connellyy ;and Don Harrington will*ill be the . * • ' J ' * . - > -:j6 - -“ ■. a n n o u n c e rs . Bolh a r ec v«v e te ra n s of th e PRCA. Supplying the stockKk will be.lhe-HjrinR_li .KKodec.Co. -i" r f p ro d u c e d b y one of th1C e bbusiaesfr' b e st. Cotton Rossei« r ...... ______r .’ - y u r . .. K i ' * * Rosser, out of Marysirysville, Calif., sent eight bulls, bu Ihree _ broncs and.lwo barcbrcback b o r^ to the Nation;onal Finals ------:-Rodeo in Oklahoma Citj:?ity7 0 k la ., in J980:------K e Osfly v M lllei e u k g ra qtii«-fc^ I t o p d b r t n g I » s ( y e•rV a r Queen's H oncmMOtHii* M C o n te s t Monday.:ly. S eptem tjer 7.1581 T imle e* s^ ^ e w g . Twin Falls. Idaho 5i ■liliiiiili l i i i i K rnmmiiii iujJiim ii^^

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^500°°)“ CASH TO BEE GIVEN S A ^i I sq . yd. /nVvVAY DURiHNG - e — BB ■ F. COUNTYrPAIR ^ S (5) 100 ddollar bills willill be on dis- play in oiour store - maatch the last 4 num ber2 rs of your Soc3cial Security num ber tcto the last 4 die ______^ » fH w ■ I . u m ■ c e i f igits of serial « '. BfueaHwchiwood-' V ' ■ . • num bersi con bills - YOUIWIN. \ • Floor Covtrl ■ i BnicvSoltdid -O d c ...... !HiEj While in our c store haveve I CumtMHandrtdn

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^ 1 number to) tthe last 4 digit a a a M a . g'-trucvHordwoei numbers on>n bills-YOUWI • fieer Covering While in ou5ur store have P' Cumb«riandll . so m eon e tell you ■ ■■■•■I ab o u t ourr Big Re- M ony moro corp rp o ts.& W n y ljJn fttock-ek-ot-groQt^avlngrup’to f ^ O V O F F ------— odeling Proj Como soo us5 atc tho Fair M erchants oject. Also ts Buildings No. 1 Spocia c o N o . 21 o r vi: see us in ou)ur >^i visit our storo • CONTRTRACTORS WELCOMEE H Fair Booth H as usual. » % k'" jPiaoneer I P h W 5 4 nteriors a «3-a06a ; 120 South I BuhL ____ ?Q

B y M A R T Y T R I l i H ^ E handle an expecletlied large'tum out~H el^w i{ir[irthe"parkJng,”"S house^“now'a'miisement-prlclngTJnp ro g ra m '" Times-News writer ■ - • for “Family Day;”;” said.- with a $7 all-day pass. ______D u rin g th e i960JO fair’s "Family Midwayay ticket prices for S h q ^ said the concept?pl an -Day.i^-the lack of-,of-coordlnatlon-in—amusem ontft-belng-presented ent by— of all^ay pa^ had been trieried pre- iSWiffWWJWB FILER — Wilh few cxccptieptions, the parking lot ere.rreated problems, Inland EmpEmpire Shows of Buhl will ' vlousIy at the Western Idahlaho Fair ^ n B D n , fairgoers will find most tlticket she said, ta k e th re» e f< forms. CotqKins will cost [ ] at Boise wilh mixed resultiults. One MNU m m p r ic c s th e sa m e a s la st y e air r atai the "Last year, we! hadhj almost utter 30 ParJclng charges also willA-ill re- main unchanged at $I a car. IHow- 981 CMC PICK'K “ U P , No. T-13-t. i tpeo-peed, ouxillory ever, for the firsl lime, parp a rk in g . >1 lank, hoovyduty, reor ttflp bumlomper. guogot. yellow in color. foes will be assessed d du u rin g — Xucsday’sscssion.______The fair ?eccives a payray m cn t a x b i r A s r ^------^ from the Twin Falls LionsIS Club,( .. which operates the parking’ opo p era- Endid Ot The Year FinalI CClearance - Lowesis t Prices On ^ Dalo'tsun ond GM Prodiiducts ■ lion: But the Llons-aub recc■ e c e l v e s ------Ihe re v e n u e s collecled. TokeAI-ook1 A«¥l¥hc«oFuelIfflclelentCaHTAtUnhnleard Of PrlceillI I - — ------S h o u se sa id p a rk in g will b e ------chargcd Tuesday bccause fa fat ir of- 11981 Pontiac TT-1000. jLslppr hftjshhaibath CDuon-JoLftu)Liu iL jjc o n o m y _ s o lL ______fifi.nig tlpyg fjplprntinivi lhr>if> 1 »nnv wl ■ la y lin lod glo». ouropoan clothh buckett te o u , motallic bronte. Club’s serviccrwltl bc rcquirtu ire d -to —

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