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S e v i^iet cl:h e aH t n ^ o iT Ss o t r: r r ejv ealtied • ®N.y.Time»NewS^iSovlce ‘ Moscow cannotinot be relied on to live up measures” mes lhat could imped>ede a t-' A m e ric a n )friclalsoffic "proposed that the dempnslrales i Moscow’s■’’s continuing longslandlnnding issue concerning WASHINGTON - A repoi•eport by the to the terms ofof thet accord. tem lem pts to monitor compliance.!. ’ Soviet sideI ceasecei these concealmcnl willingness i to evade thehe restrictions: Moscow’ss a ( with the provisions of But critics or the newM titreaty on before thenegolBgotiation o f th e 1972 a rm s Although A the Ford..admlnlsliisirallon el deceDlionin effortsel ap^ared lo have i Senale lasl year that Moscow limitation of strategic armsirms contend .accords, whichlich. like the now treaty, did did not chorge Moscow wllh vioviolallng reached a ppeal e a k a fle r th e 1972 a c c o rd s; ai g re e m e n t." h a d flnsUQlly v compiled with the pro- I But the report indicate:ates that one that the report demonstrcistrates that prohibit "delideliberate concealment th the e 1972 a c c o rd s. tRe rep oirt rt says. were signw. contendc thal the report n dismantling older rockels.

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tw o P C: b ■ K > . ‘- H jutrmp I ^ a g a i n ^ p i p p i nig ! s H W:- ~ : m © TThe h e Washington Post BySTEVBUPSON > : WASHINGl:N G T 0N — c o n s u m e r p ric e s 'j- ‘nmes-NewBwirltw Jumped anothin o th e r 1.1 p e rc e n t a g a in in i i August asIS bigbl| increases In gasoline -il TWIN FA LLS- The PCB?CB contaml' and hcolinging ooil prices and homeown- ; t th e R itew ood hated feed discovered at the ' , e rs h lp c oMts sts far more than offset a ind Ambrose . Egg Co.. Franklin, and s m a ll d roip p in ig ro c e ry sto re p ric e s , th e ; ’ l Farm s, Wendell, is probabl)lably the only ' - Labor Depart:partment reported Tuesday. ; daho, accord- contaminated feed In Idaho The Consur>nsumer Price Index (CPI) j ' Ing to two ofricials of the IU.S. F ood has risen1 I |pcrcent or more every and D rug Administra tion. month sincc.ncc January. The CPI is-up - • . ’ U roy Gom a, District DID irec to r ll.Spercentsim t sin c e A u g u st 1976 a n d h a s ' the TOA Iri.Dehva. saklikl tthere are b e e n g o inIg g upu p a l a 12.7 p e rc c n l r a le in hundreds dr' .thousandss oof people ' . th e la s t thir r e e im o n th s . i across the country whoI botbought feed ; "The slhJgilhJggle againsl Inflation is that may have been controntaminated nol goingg vcvery well," presidential ?■ fro m th e F ie rc e P a c k in g; Co.Co.. Billings ' In flatio n aadviser d v Alfrecl E. Kahn 'I MonL, but he bdlevcs all th e m 'conceded,I. bubut, he added, "It's nol .[ have been locatcd. . going as badl)aadlyaspeoplelhink." ‘i’ Sue Hutchcroft, FDA consconsumer af- ^ ^ ■ b b . Kann. speispeaking at the Nalional fairs office in SratUe, saids a id th e re ' is ~ Business LeaLeague Convention in New .. u: almost' no chance thatt aiany other Orleans, predpredicted that "inflation will ^ipm fflts from Plercearcr e lnIn l d a h o . be out o(^ doudouble digits by ihe end of I Tlie TT)A 'dlw ovf^J.'PCB 'P cpn- I h e y e a r .” ■ tamlnotloDlnthe.chlck^aiiIS a n d e g g s o r . '. w e! dodon't i get inflalion out of •: ' the Rllewood EggC6,,in:Aui^August. The d o u b le d igiglts its ...obviously it's going to ' co h tam ln atlo n -w a s tr a c edtofeedthat d tQ ------m a r- (P reresident s id Carter’s) chances ------came from tbe Pierce PadPacking C6.. - (fo r r e - ^ eectlon)," c llo Kahn said. l'> wblch triggered a. hynt foifor all the T h e L aibor b o r D^artm ent said gaso-'/ • "‘v CQstomers who boughti ‘re r ^ rro n i lin e p ric e» s Jui J u m p e d a n o th e r 3.7 c e n ts a -j .during the summ: paredwilhO.ih 0.1 p e rc c n t na tio n ally . .Meanwhile, results of tcsltests by the M ean w hhlle. ile. the Commerce De- U.S. Department of Agrlct^icuiture on . • p a rtm e n t’s,’s earlicsl-esllme; ales-shbw ------i bogs that ate contaminatedated feed at mat the ecomeconomy expanded at more '• Ambrose Farms are expectijected today. than a 1-perc■percent'annual rate In the Tests are being done onn h(hogs from Iioll LH-l.^1sIIIIIUlI/1 in Ihlni quarterrter, aflcr a 2.3-percent rale ‘ Ambrose farms, hogs fromrrom the In- Of d e clinle e inii the previous Ihree dependent’ Meat Co., TwiTwin Palls. m o n lh s. which bought 8t hogs from)m /Ambrose, AdministralIsirallon economists anUcl-.' . . a n d h o g s fro m o th e r sloughtc ! new hom e ------p a te th a t th e e r r e w ill b e a h d lh e r d ro p in th a t bought ho g s fro m A mi bro f N ew; Ilessons in a n< economic: acactivity in the fourth .* ------i-The-USDA-wouUUnol-say-s a ^ h o j l s e ------^ r e a l ______.q u a rte E * _jrhat_expeclation._aiid .T h j a______“V6ri®hrachanh. a Laotianan ;youngster "TS5{oh~anrtHe~Clover-Trlnlty“l;uth ::uthcnm ------arearand thdrI h d rc h lld r e n a re -m a k in g g r e a bought hogs from Ambrose. and likely slowdo\wdown in the pace ot energy w ho a rr iv e d >^ th a n u m b e r: o f nre fu g e e s In S chool. The T h refugee families:s 'were strides Int the th classroom. Story am In another developmenm e n t. N ea l price hikes,ces, are the reasons Kahn Februai7 . ponders over a lih o m e w o rk •‘ad o p te d" " tby residents in the Buhl-1uhl-Fller pictures, pagein g e D i. Ambrose, owner of Ambroseirose Forms, **' says he bellbelieves that the rale of hired an independent laboroboratory to will drop out of the double- test his feed for pCB. ______1 cligll rangeg e bet)c l0r c th e e n d of th e y e a r. Senatee passe:IS atiieiK[ided bill11 to imnplem e]ent can;1^1 trealities WASHINGTON fUPl)■1) - The ‘treaties - ratifiitified by the Senate lasl because beca ot an amcndmenl by)y Sen. madetoPanam:lama. ' ' Ile n ra ld 'a n d its S p a n ish coumjunlerpartl^ say the dandanger to government is ' Senate easily passed a ne\re\f vversion of year afler lengenglhy debate — which Dennis oenr DeConclni. D-Ariz.. thallal was Meanwhilele In Panama Cily. Estrella B de Panama, the nation’s exaggerated.lied. the Panama Canal bill TuesdayTtic and give the walerwerway lo Panama in the a adde d d e d lo th e a c tu a l ire a lle s la stI yyt e a r. P a n a m a , aboulboul 24.000 pu b lic a n d leading ]c dally. T h e C hlamber a m t of Commerce, con- sent it to the House for e x p ec led yearZOOO. TThat h amendment, allowingg U.S, private schoolltoolleachers Tuesday en- At the same time, Panamiama City was • trolled by conservative anti* a p p ro v a l In tim e fo r th e c:anal a n a treaties The Senatee vvote came afler Sen. forces forcc lo defend the canal fromom any tered the foiirtlliirth week of a natlonul rife ri wllh reports thal governernment foes governmentent businessman, and 20 to take cffect as scheduledlied on Mon- Bob Dole, R-Kai•Kan., anop^nent ot Ihe Ihreal. threi "gives us an aUsoiule riglUrig to strike lhat rightist rigl dissidents hope were \vi irjing lo organize:c i a general labor unions,ons, have offerckl their sup- d a y . treaties, wilhdrhdrew a motion to send d doar o a n y th in g In P a n a m t r ' J a v its5 said.s. may spark 1a generalge strike lo wreck strike sl to paralyze the cuunliunlry by Ocl. port to thee lorteachers, and four opposl- The bill was reworked by a c o n fe r-, th e bill b o c k loconfercncecommitlee.lo c ■ • Thexh conference commillee'ss iilatest the Cana! treaty;aly(estiviiles. 1, i, Ihe day when new Panaijnama Cana] tion radioI stalstations have openly called " e n c e c o m m itte e a fte r th e• HouseHoi vo te d D ole w an ledMi Uto add language saying changes chan make il clear Ihc‘ canalc The governmmment-conlroiled news- treaties ir lake effecl. for relwllionaion and the overthrow of the \ la s t w ee k to re ie c t a co mproml.se p ro r plan the Unlled Statetates could act to protect cannot cann be turned over lo Panamamanlan pnper Lj Ri^epublica e p i reporlcd thal •T)pposlUon •' squrces_dld_nnIjuil confirm govemmenl._m l.______...... ;; - negotiated earlier. ------the-securily ofof -Ihe cBHol -if- c o m b a t—control-beforc-thc'yoar co n ti 2000;0 : -Ifial• so m e 2(KTUnlveiilverslly^rPanama pro- IHthe reports, bul they salsnid that a bp^silionlion ieadere are mainly Managers of the bill predircdicled the troops of anyf oilother nalion are dlscov- • Panama'cannot pant impose any reti"ctroac- f e sso rs c a llcd d aa-i 48-hour slrlk e M onday general gc strike was a possihl;sibllily If the hardcore! ststjpporlers of former House would accept the latesalest version ereu In Panamiima. That provision — a live uve taxes on U.S. individual!jals or nightinsupport!lo rl of th e e le m e n ta ry a n d government gc (loes nol meet r the ihrce-limee Pi President Amulfo Arias, o f th e Icg islaticn w h e n it coitcomes lo Ihe reaction to Ihethe presence of Sovlel businesses; busii that three of the fiveIve U.S. high school teachersleac who are seeking teachers' le demands. Ihe manousle)usled in a coup 11 years ago flo o r W ednesday d e sp ite a toitough fight troops in Cubaiba — was added by Ihe m mem em ^rs of The commission thalhat will highersalaries.ies. President Royo said lastist week'Ihal ihaf eventualItually brought Gen. Omar th e re . conference cdhicommlltM toils'report, run runt the canal should reprL'senlII p o rts. •- S om e 3.000W printers. p were In Ihe tho th teachers’ movement: wiwas pari of Torrijos lolo pcpower. Torrijos. the hero T h e S e n a te p a sse d th e bill311163-32, 6 b u t w as exclude*udedfromlheactuoibill. shipping, shlpj and maritime labor:)r; and second week: ofo t;a strike ihal has shut an ar efforl by the opposlliorlion lo over- of the Ireallesalies.' stepped down as.chief •The W jris'’n ^ eil to'clo'carry 'dut Sen."Jacob} JaJavits. R-N.Y.. said the; Uiat ihat all operating cosls be paidid ifrom “ down iho 130-year-old 13C English- ■” ” ththrow his government. DissiilRsldents.s.iy., of'govfi'iiinctiiiiictil lii>t year hiit'rcl.nlnl^ is not needed in ihe bill cana provlslJu of the Panamilama Canal language was r canal lolls before anv payments:nts are larii'uace news;Bwspaper The Star and this th is true, but diplomaticlie observers the post of nullonalr cuardc'hlef. — Speech1 con Cuba slatedd — HouseJ naiarrowly Oh) K ’s pay raiseifor J itself, period ended, the . ■ O bituaries...... B2 resolving the i r p a r ty in 1970 e x p ec led A A combat brigadeadeinCuba. On Or leadership. Carter said,J. "I’ve . Democralic* pa ftHleral judges. For metmembers of electronic; scoreboardsco showed a 202- Opinion ...... been in . Carter to pushush for a full health Insur- q, "oo^ Carter, in a town meeting never neve been afraid since I’ve bo Congre^, ll would me:Hlan a s.ilary 202 lie. Dulit th the e n six m e m b e rs' who h a d S p o rts ...... E•rr? puncluatedbyhjy heckling and applause. . o ffice Ic lo ta c k le a difficu lt Issue. 1 don't anceprogram.m . • ' . • lncrea.se in from $57,500 a year lo not voledI stepped sle forth and- voted - VaUeyllfa...... CC2-9.' said he wasI lolooking lorward lo the think thin) I panicked Inacrlsis." ■ "We need1 a presidenlp who is going ■ ' $60,GG2.$6 ;• . . “ a y e ," a nd d omo n e vo te d " n a y " . T h a t d id --1 W«atb«r...... A2 . [Mlitlcal challeiillenge by Kennedy, his Carter’s referred directly lo k Ihe to lead on that pai'.iculor Issue and . The next step is up toI) II the Senale. possible rival-al for the Democratic Panama Pan* Canal treaties, He did dii nol, over the periodriod of Hie years we hnve which Iraultinnally luiss IIwen lc.ss • Both of»f Idaho's, I congressmpn, .1 t kind oi direction," Ken- n o m in a tio n Innl980. is - mention men Kennedy’s automobilbile nc- not had that kli skitllsh lhan ihe House.0 iin ra is in g G eo rg e Hlansen ansc and Steve Symms. ' '• ______L - I '‘Senator KeKennedy hos b«n in c id e n l In 1969 in w hich a young;woman w( ntrfysaid. conttres'.i'inalCl .>ay, D ul eve v e n in Ihe vo te d a g ain in st st th t e m e a su re ;

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rSavtUpToSOKOryi. or Vow Hoae iM Ttr Cettfl gjdlli{]® g)(d]c3®g'IbffS® n j j i I N«*xly 1 »0 page*past ol onertv Mwlni B y' U United n i Press Inteniatlonal• J ® £s'jL ^Ijn I Improvwntntlitnu you i .em do yoor- T o d aly y Is Wednesday. Sepl. 26,, lhe « enttfy end mon«yl S o v i e t d e nlial i a angers Church lay o f H>79 wllh i)G lo follow, : WASHINGTON (Ul(ijPI) -- Sen. Frank Church, T h e moomoon is moving toward'its first >,wnacerTi V . Idaho. Tuesday blastedbla£ the Soviet Union fonfo re ig n "■/'? q u a rterc.. r .. ministry for denyingylng the presence of ils troop;oops In''*- -'.The-,'..morning mi stars are' Mors,^^'rs, I 'Cuba,, saying Ihc SenateSen Foreign Relations Cotni'om m ll- . J u p it era r am n d S a tu m . tee should dcfcr considerationconj of SALT 11 uiitlintll th e . ' ' j d cvcntng'staViTanrMercury’ andancJ _ iirV

"! The Soviet forelRnig n 1 m in is te r T u e s d a y aiiiiouiic;cNTH...... S*.SO porlmonl;' 733-093I. )NTHS...... S13.S0 I III'too'-o": t )NTHS...... *37.00 ; RICHMOND, Va.. « 5 00 p.m.. Mori.-frl., ,00 -o ,6J.ONTH| )NTMS...... $53.00 f . V radioactive aos w aIS s “‘‘bU I rpedlV liiltiE^Pw Sii noon on Solu'doy ir . Tuesday as tM result < _JtllVEBY SEaviCt,-4l^oll-eifwloiion doporlm«nl 733^0930931. Mon.-Sgn.. . Irvear-old nuclear reactor-flMrea< a^4B^^K n0l “ ■“ 5 l© r 5 w E 5:00 o.m. IJ 10;00o10 o.m.. If you fail Electric and P6wer Co.,offl«*l8salttrt5SCo., lo /•(•!«« yei.r pept.ep«r befor* 7;00 STUOENUOENTS ANO SERVICEMEN /, The incident at-Nortlkslta A hna^reK lM eiH l^^ -c a n 't Cfiy ' . o.m. All oth«r loB, HoQermon...... 536-3539 o u g h t p e rm a n e n c y of (hh e se cI ff e c ts Is n o t k now n a t (h is timt e...... 678.3592 Gooding. H( this ass^m e'nt anu1 saidsail the reactor would be broug ' T I M I f 'N H to a “coldshutdown." The length of herstay•sta y is unknown.^” Suhl.CoUMord...... Anthiiki; dciilaiilar called flo p I ^ e w t o n ca o s se t ruled a m istrii Bur<«y. Suporl. Pouf. C h a r l e s F . C M OohUv.Noflond...... r? WASHINGTON (UPIU P I) — M en on th e I I o u ^ BankImking OAKLAND, Calif,:alif. (UPI> - A Judge declar;!“'a I O r . t T, C o m m itte e s a id T ulesday esd t the Susan B. Anlhony dolldollar mistrial Tuesdayly whenwi the Jury, failed to rea•each a . PQPODIATRIST Is a failure, but a WOIwoman on the pan^ said peo{people unanijnousverdictlet in the trial of Black Panther t m to accept it — just like they i iJ m Mi i c i i r '1 ^'V. e v e n tu a lly w ill le a m tc eydid cofounder Huey •p.P. 1 Newton on charges he kill A n „ ounces . „ c the opening of his S..-' zlp^codes. • teen-aged prostitute,lu te . 3 tor the medical and , Two banking subcoibcommittees heid a.hearingng to The jury of eight w jht women and four men delibe^ 5urgical trealmeni of . evaluate how theJ controversialcj coin is farlrarlng.' hours before- reportiiporting to Al.qmwb CnnTity.Sitpi j C T i a i i : '. - l » 6 100 L ------: T “ especially in light of ja new government task fofor rc e C o u rt J u d g e Donin M9Cullum M( (hat it^ was hopelije lessly ------■ ■ ■ r e c o m m e n d a tio n thla a t thtl e SI bill b e p h a s e d out. u-deadlocked;-McCullu:3ullum -sct^ursday for a'hearliirlns lo 599589 s h o u p A vo. W. determine w hetherier thereth will be a third trial, Twin Foils s i m i u n 3M 6 ■ J ; C arter approiroves Tellico Damf j l Sources said thele juijurors last vole on Newton waf BOB HANSIN. M C H naO FARMARM SA U " foracquittal. .. I ,P Phono h 733-6018 Iber 24 V ■ ■;>' NEW YORK (UPl) - i S B PI) President Carter Tuesdlesday , Ellerf, B *nn«tt«nd M M M rtmmll(i.AuctfonMr> llti,. " : n ig h t c a v e th e go ahcail(lead fo r th e T ellic o d a m p ro je c t ccion H opklnsonjm found guilty ■ • the Little Tennessee»>e River,,: halted because it c w m M m aa ry I >: . dangered.the.exislencesnceofatinyflsh, . ______, JACKSON. Wyo.fo. (I(UPI) — M’ark Hopkinson. dubdu b ed ______n JLTUin OEVnOPMENTIIUnOATlOr^TION-TWINFALIS ■ -. £ The Tennessee projerojecl had been halteJ becauseilicA II - " th e m a s te r m antpiiintpulalor” by' the prosecution,jn. was |w jH y^ ...... threatened the snailii darler,dai a tiny fish which Is onS t e round guilty TuesJa;esday on four counls or;rirsl-Ue-d eg ree R eWX J w .n is il.- AHwiWsaOsbom*. Aeeneiwi commit - '' ; endangered speciess list.lisi However, wildlife biologljnrkic ■ murder and tworo ,co.counts of conspiracy^ to cor M m M B IR lt :r- • ' s a y th e y h a v e s u cccessfully c e s transplanted’ lhe smffl murder.- « ■ snail A Teton Counly Dl a ted 7.5 ' H.O. JOHNSON ESTATC-OUNNSWNS FURY Z d a r t e r s to a n e w h o mine e inll Ute H iw assec R iv e r. ' ly Districl Court Jury deliberate — .J ACnCULTl its verdicl and will reconvene ’ r o o t s ANO MtSCEUANEOU cchai h a m b e r. f''.- “1 am convinced thalthat this resolution of the Te)Iii'Pitico Altorneyi} for both sides may argue tiien wh( •IPTlMBIRaVM ■ ------m atter- will help ossuassure the passage of lhe,.p_ E there, arc agiyavatiiivating orjnlllgating clrcumsla ...... -----SNAXEWVUAlicndNON ■ I ■ AdwrtlMinonh Soptemberb .r2 2i B I dangered Species Act- Ai reauthorization ' wllhoiih o u t th a t th e ju r y sh o uuld ld cc< o n sid e r In Its decision, *- ■ • weakening amendmcnti lentsor further exempllons.” SIPTIJIUIR19« I S i f n a n o n ss u u < e s California NOI AiUtS. -BIU'' MARY HENSCHEKCHEIO ■ ' AdvertlMmenti SMtemberb#r27 X ■ SACRAMENTO0 (U(UPI) — The Synanon Foundjndallo.1 il- Propane expl■plosion averted ^ LLSFROFESSiONAL Bill E ilet a A iteckitM , Auctione:tione«r« | - - . ------has-fiied-a-federalcral court suit-charging barassfssm o m ------...... E V E R E T T , W ash,1. (UPl)(i — A wrecked raliros I I iroad ■ and abuse by state stai Attorney General G Ge eorge CEHTER : tanker carrying LIouI.iQuId P e tro le u m G a s w ithI lhel^ DeukmejianandlheS I tl9 ■ the State of California. JACK U N E ESTATE - KHCHI explosive potential or a huge bomb'wfls safely llllcdllilc U.S. Dislrlcl Juil inest offico spaco avail- ETCHUM I Judge Lawrence Karllon-hi- h e a r d - a n. Ellon, BenneH, and AAei»er»mltl■.mlth.Aocno„^r. g upright lale Tuesdayday and tho mayor lilted,J. aa—a arguments In the) suit iVIohdav and U'ntatlvelv sc h ed------a b t o i nin V M a g ic V o iio y . eifiht-hour-old evacuatlolatlon of downtown Everelt...... - u le d a n o th e r h c a rrinffOct:23: ln g t ------C A U.7 73, 3 4 -4 8 6 8 o r 7 33-6220 I ....,. = Life began flowingig tback int(i' tfie re-opened city cit The action Is relateelated lo a task force formed’ by five I - I ; s h o rtly a f te r 4 p .m . EVENINGS. p state agencies inn JuiJune lo Investigate a numbeIb er of - 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■m ■ m m ------.: ' F i r e d e p a r tm e n t officials offI< said lhe danger final! Hojly allegations againstisl thetl druK and aicbhol rohnblahiilla:______^ W*H. El rT}^tcd~thc-tankcr-anoHts-23;0(I3;000 lio n b rg ah lz aiio n1. . TheyTt Include child abase,!. non-i . gallons of h i^ ly explosiplosive L P G w ith o u t c ra c k in ggthe tli payment of salariesiries and violations of the La battered, steel cyciindcrid e r. M u c a ti o n a n d H ealthja lth co des. •

I' W d r ;■ Partly clovD u d y , tfilthgusistyt^inds neaearShotvers Twin FaUs, Buil^'Ruf-Bxilpett and’ ^ .Vlnulng to to;* m o V ^ .'v n w lh e a s te r ly . .«.'aurrotindingoreas. ati JerameCoodingaitas:i s : .;^Sc«tw^,¥l .. G u^'w inds also accomp. self to,m any M caslons,ons, an evening with Partly clouly throujrougtt today. ■ a n o w w h ^ ilDfe/. celebrations, dimdinner; for two. You f Gusty winds near thunde the right touch by serserving a fine wine F air tonight and ThunKiu n i ^ . ) our cellar. Corhe bro in the 405. Highs; to d a y - browse through this Thursday 70 to 75. - -. ' , ” WM: . w i n e . l e n d s I tIlied s e l \ylth im ports andId domesticsdi for your The harvest outlo<* frim ds, weddin's a l u d i and potato work Prida> can add lust th L.*. ._SundoyIsmortIy3ry wifl ^ selected from^leqsedW c llhO i a t u r e s a b o v e s e a s o n sJ inot w n n i U ^ ^ lOurSelMlioni departm ent flile 1.. Spraying forecast IIt t for-I enloym ent — sa: a b o u t lO m ile s p e r houi IWcblFnclMI p o l o n y _ _this afternoon. The wm ^ Y e u W i l l ^ Wines tioni .20 today ahd liuiR P T . 1 6 , 17, it,n ,iw i______4-In c h soU CHOOSE FROM WHITEWN OR RiDS------. about 45 di)pra£ t SS around (he vol% 'at9'p CHMINBUNC, ’ ih day Included 62 la Buri ZINFANOIl A . Gooding and at Twin PPall a l b . or CAURNn ^ Buhl reported hwt?ypy rn a in Tuesday anem oott ■^ aanc n d ' - SAUGVICHON ' I areas had 3S mph L *319B M lEOUUR Camaa PraE ^M iK i 1 .5 U t* r W oodIUveiry%itBW •r ; Partly ,cIou^.,-. today ^ — ------>■'' chance of a few sluAveter e te « a d 100 ' *: I dershowers.'i'Fare.'^lbO!IbOJCW and "*»'y^5S5ja OLYMPIA BEEI r - ' '* Thursday. OvemlEhtt lowsId ih the . JV a U! X^Ee ; 40s and lower 50s, Highsghs both days .rgSBH S 12 0 ^ inthe?0s. I’t tlw ««l«r" S y n o p s is: • 0 4 . / T ^ ^ ^ WAW [723***0*W 1 • eon: R ! ^ The .u p ^r air disturbturbanceJ|« t _ ------idiered the statc TIgaaynsroiT. u ^ EATHtn rOTOCAfT ® : h f ; N a H o n d l , • UiV»o*« « n rj ... PorllW.Mo. 81... . 33 33 ....■ . . 80 4 w m Mu MlnOT PCp .uiiAnoela#- U 8787 >...... PoMlind.Ote. 78 JS » .... GoMino . 73 5 P ■ IMIH)RTED ^ . AieuqMfqutf ea 'u“ ...... LOul».lllO ■ • 79 » M .... St.Louls 87 80 80 .... HUnoFatli 81 < PACACK ' ■— r**n-rTTifi II' AllanU 7t . N“ ...... MemptiH . K S9 s9 .... s iitu tia o tr SO ei ei Uwidon . 70 . ! f . BoMoA at «» Mi«fflio«*£ri ss ai at ..... s«j>Di»go - aa' 89.09...... , ,MeCill 92’ : *;< Chiwoo • ra ai» . MllMukN 77 St. St. SanFfanclKO 80 • ' 82 02 ... .POMIOIIO' ■ • at 4 ■ A p VIN ROSI > ' a«rsUm> 7S «2 - • . MmM#poiii a « 48 ... SMMIO 77 so 40 ,.. Stimon 80' > ^ .. sarva cfiHle CMIm sa »>1 N«w0irasn« - n 87 87 . < Spoliin# 77 47 ’ T • o*fivw TJ s:^ . — N«wV0tt> 88 S8 S8 .... WMhlnQlOfl 71 «1 EQULAR . ; S ' , OtiMtHnM. . ____ai....47.,..“ ...... OkUhomiCtly 81 80- « . Twin Falla $ 4 .0 3 750 m l. ,Boll y t'i- Owoll « »» , •••■ • Offlihi 82 S8 Utx Ml Honolutu W n^ PtilMelphlt 88 'SS Y*atonJ«, 7J 4 mm ' V ' ' IndUfUpOlli 09 44^ • •• Pt»o*nlii . toe 77 I-E- Mln PCD UtlY«»r at 4 •.tUAwCiiy. • « M* ■■■■. . PimUufOtt 7T «4S .... ■ BWV • 77 «sa f t Noim*! 79 «

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Senatepand^teItes to exclude newvoii < from ijax ------WA6mNGT0N- (»PII— SenaTe Finance Committeettee~agTOd :^U ^*p’i^tyy hardh lo say there Is a - unanimously Tuesday to exempt : windfall profits!lts tax on something that newly discovered oU from'em the ad- hasnotbMndls t> • ...... - term s of tho^wlndfall oU1 profitspn tax ■ ' pnw ri pnrlli»chyJhA.Hnn«u^ “ I t d o e s n 't m u e a n y sec n n se s e a t a l l t o I 1200* ...... OM LYM aV I m dlscourasc finding new oil oil in this I HaQUALUAirsaEcuoiats I m j country,'^ S^n. Uoyd BentBcntsen, D- I ____ 173 0 K a * s e o n e a t j Texas, • one .'of the amerimcndmcnt's f c j A P .f T i SE f S l #V fr GhickeiBll A ry I ^OTEBBIISSEUS |1 'WuS^' R ii ^ I J p INCLUDES * Amencaii’.ienempwblemisc is complex. This is theihe sixth, in a series f l 3aTid, Potato, Ni ft^^in -vih id iI weu wul discuss ead•ach of the individmlll ftfactors affecting » ro a s t & D rink! . ’ * * the energy^situation.

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T hhe < program jives preferencice each m onthi t h will * to the neegedsof“priorit; i t y u s e r s ” s u cil h as farm ers,!, police andndfiredepartir Im ^tsr^A liothfh e r p o r t i o n i s ' D«tinsE “set asideie” for State gcgovernm ents tt( o u s e i n iifeuil SOZAMWE rl PLfiSHETTE e m e r g e nney c or problem:m situations.

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| @ : f t l l ^M a il is iI I Ka littlee help for ssm all savev e r s H ^^S . Atlast,someboebody is doing somethingng to help k n o w in g thLhat a t both th e p ric e of th e jlcitem and the . “ w age earn ers keepk^i up with inflation.I. EBul too interest rate on the loan to payy for it will increase rapiirapidly in the near future. H ; v ^ iJittle is being doniJone too slow ly, •• ^ t'LiUKrmWPOESN’T L tfrm K TO iW TorOH!SMCflM.W WS Sixj The bankingg c(committee of the U.S.S. :Senate The bill1 in the Senate would onl>ily raise the • H - ;ha s approved a bibill th a t w ould lift th e lid on th e m te r e s u aa te te c on e-h alf p e rc e n t a y eata r r fro m 1982 • rZ S M Tom WiMaker _____ H '' interest that banksbar and savings (nstilstitu tio n s th ro u g h 1989.989. T h e p re s e n t r a te of 53 ‘/I perccnt W ' . can pay on saying/Ings accounts..- 'j _ on a passbcssbook account would rre a c h 9 li; ' , ‘ the move Is^n is 1 atlem pfto increa"ea”se lh e^“ percent lO0 yye: e a rs fr9 mns aaround the world In. arour H ' 'compart to whatwhi Americans used to -sav e , c a te s o f tiei a lock on th e d o o r o f h is> hoih o u se a llie d c o u n trie s,, ih:lh a t th e S o v iet fo rc es - /Supporters /Sup of Uie MX, for example, H : and financial exp(experts say this is one indiatiication interest, wotwouid be dropped fromn $10,000 to ss (a) the police increasedd th e ir in q u e stio n m a y hah a 'v e b e e n In C uba for >ught ought to note (hat only SALT if m akes ■ '' of poor economiclie 1h e a lth In th e co u n try , $1,000. T hiis is ,will,w help. m a nipower, p o tt and (b) some ihieves'cslhal li jnany years, andnd lhat Uiey pose no thehe mobile n missile system feasible. Jnder the irealy, the Soviets will be . Pulling Also a helphei will, be a provisiorion to allow h a d been bcei spotted in Ihe neighborlw(oriiood military ihreal .toto this counlry and Unde The experts anare right. It is pitiful. P the resl of the heml- >crmlltcd perm lo build up from abouU.SOO edit unions and savings ai ^ to move on. that man’sI’s uwife lllUe if any to the money in a savingssa\ account is a losing banks, credit Id be well advised to call11 irin a sphere. Bul thei rcreal question Is the varheods warhi at present lo 9,500; bul they proposition, so» whywl save? The rate of»t 1relurn offer Interest-rest-bearing checking accoicounts. psy cih h ia ial U ist. same as on poinllint (u): Whal has a vlll wlilb b e lim ite d to p u llin g no m o re th a n ) h a s slowly creptpt 0over 5 percent, whileithe th cost Since hi^er hi^ costs of borrorowing are Uifortunalcly, n fo n no such rccoursclurse Is smalt force of SovkovIcl c o m b a l tro o p s In ,0 10 Independently tnd largctabie warheads llable.for tho^ senators.whofho isay Cuba lo do-wllh-wvwhether ratification in-each on ca of 820 launchers, That will '• money has long been inn cdouble routinely passed pai on to .consumer'2rs by busi- a v a ila b i , of borrow ing mor ■ will vole against SALT II uniunless ofSALTisinlhena■ nalional Interesl? ;ivc give themI 8,200 such warheads, plus anks and utilities, this billIl ils the least’ “II Ife. and inflatilation Is hammering awaway al nesses, banks Ihe administration increasesses dc- The answer Is nothing. However ilngle slngl warheads on 3G0 other pocketbooks atL a 114 p e rc e n t a n n u a l ra tete. , that shouldild I be done. But the stalartlng dale tensee spendingsi by 3 percenlI afafter depiorabte the deviJevctopments in Cuba a landb n d b a se d m is sile s - a to ta l o f 8,5G0 ney now sh o u ld b e movedm up and the phphase-out of InHatlonitlon In each of Ihe nexl two0 flsfiscal may be, can ll be>c sensiblys< nsserlcd — a landb n d b a se d w a rh e a d s. • .it’s cheaperr tn wlw h a t m a in ta in e d , howevc be suresu of destroying all American g e l these the: spending increases,>s, ith e d o e sn ’t d o th o se things,Ihii shouldn't it be AX MX missiles, r even after expending icy should be used for straterategic rejected for its ownowr lack of merit, nol heir Ihcir entire force of iandbased pons. But Uie Joint Chiefs of3f SlSlaff bccausc of a harhandful of Russians v warh( a rh e ad s. I Leashirnsthe diplomcd II is not needed for thal purpojrp o s e . sta tio n e d In C ua b ? a? Thn u^mCd-Vrnrff-fhpm vulnerable ■ wlUiilhe th e Trident submarine progr;•ogram ” ' The furor geneenerated over these 0 to American Ai counterattack; hence - H;>. ^HIKEROS RO Y K O e m m e>nt n t int C hicago. through life without pariarking tickets, alreadyady fully funded, sufficient mormoney troops, as wellas as the ioud demands hey they would' be deterred from making U::: ®OUcagoSuniSun-Tiraes “As II ama siu^e you are aware, ILls11.1s Some people pay more2 p a rk in g fin es fo r ’ theth e ' MX missile syslem alrefIlready for more defensese spending,! tends lo uch such an attack. Wilhout SALT 11, ...... CHICAGO'- The»'here once was a an age-ole-old and universally observedved ■ t^ian they do property tax.ax. providet'ided for Uie years in questllestlon. bear out the JudgmIgmcnt.of Leslie Gclb ' lowevcr, howei and at Iheir present levels of ■ idelcgate to the UN named Waldo traditionlon for the host country to takeake So if the resl of us haveive to p a y , w hy a n d 12,000 12,i new n u c le a r w arhiriieads ci in an ariicte In ththe e F a ll 1979 Issue o f piroducllon, rodu the Soviets could build ' E m e rs o n WaI<]ron*fla!>-Ramsey. He was every thinkablethi measure to make;e ItII shouldn’t a'forelgncr, whowh Isn’t even scheduktduled for production duringing ithe Foreign Policy magazine. mc He wrote ibout obout 13,000 to 18,000 w a rh e a d s d u rin g H ;‘ from Barbados andId heti< owned-a. big,' easier,'. forfoi foreign (|ipIomat5 lo fulfillitfili contributing to.riiiing thethe potholes on lIfeofthR amsey scy ithat If he didn't officialII and a privileged guests of thihe e ' k now n fo r th e w ay II It has tossed ' nanc»2C ofo equipment, more operntc ra tin g J u d g m e n t d a y wllhUicSovlet llh i Union." ' andbasedlandb warheads wllhHvhich to k6ep his dog on aI tealeash, they wouid . host coucountry should, Ihcrcfore. be Americans inlo Jnit.. , h o u•1. r l . for...alrplanes.f covering-ing . U ie------To support SALT.LT. on th e o th e r hand, - rcspoicspond to American counterattack -Shootll.’-____4___ V-. -- ,■.-.•treated'ii ■with'• genuine and' utmostnost ■ We phojied ihe-tonsulsur gcherarbr ■ v,highericr cost< of oli. and so on. ThiThese makes Judgmenticnt day at least rom from Ihcsca I andthealr. He lold' them' he'le d'ldid not have to courtesy.» y . : . Turkey and asked him1 whyv. he could may’ weliwe: be useful expenditures,es, iand marginally less3 Ii likeiy. The Senale -The -The treaty ought to be judged on ^ ■ 5 ^ ...... lessh hls dogi-iQiu!1 thethey could not do "In fact, fa this is why wc are not park In a parking.gaigarago, or ride perhapslaps members of Congressi ouiought debate — when itsits focus has been on hat Ihal kind > of security factor. Defense • ■ ' a n y tW n fa b o u l It, bixcausehlsdoghad e c a furnishedhed with special Identificationtlon public transporlallon.'liktike most peo- to fightight for them: but whal doio tl th e y U ic m e r l ls of th e; trcIre a ly r a th e r lh a n on spendpending levels and Soidcl'truops In diplomatic immunity.ilty. And he said cards aand n d c a r p l a t e s . . . ' p ie do. H e sounded amazed a: that have; todoto ( with whelher ratlficatloratlon of irrelevant argun^cindents.— has amply :uba Cuba arc important bul separate M r that if the cops bothcothercd his dog. It '‘Thisis altitudea of the police... mayn a y a n y o n e w ouid a sk him suesuch a thing. SA L T is in the national interest?? ■ supported Gelb’ss oconlenlion thal this ssues issues that cannot sensibly be linked Hfe>^j___woul_d lead to “grav(rave International inducei oneor lo seek certain IntentionsIons “Tell me," he said, ""dc d o 1 bave any On1 pointpc s thanks ■.! Diplomats do not believe bcl in using choose." “ It s e e m s so . W hy e lse>e \w ould I p a rk . T o us, us who have children wi ■ r parking garages. T h e Mpoliceman i then told mc so;ne- illegally'" problemterns, : it is such a reiief thatlat 'we Editor, Times-Newsews; unabitnablc to acquire tickets,, wc extend M h - But when Mekik retureturned to his car thing II hadn’t h known. I had alwaysays Where doyouusualiy pap a rk ? . w iii be b e at)te a to continue with doctclo c to r s " O n b e h a lf o f the e JuJl n io r Club of Tw in our u roapologies.. p W v that day, he was amazedami to find it assumedled that dipiomals were im- "1 u su a lly p a rk In WaIVacker Drive, who arc famI iliar with these probicn-l)icms. Falls, wc would likeIlk to thank ail the We We wouid especially tike lo thank . gone. He checked arouiiround and teamed mune frofrot m p a rk in g tic k e ts, sin c e theyhey bul it is under constructloflion." I woult/ould gladly have driven 25) milmiles people who so enthusiastlcaliyentl sup- thele Times-News T for Ihelr generous llV ‘' his carJiad bwrbwn ticketed and make aa practicepi of parking lliegaliy..y.. Wackcr Drive Is aiso■0 1 iliegal, Lsn’l o r m o re,re , If neces.sary, lo se e lhe.se•se t'tw o p o rte d o u r re c e ntTourofllomes. t Tc suppou p p o rt a n d a ss is ta n c e . 1 ^ ' towed away. B u t Uiethe policeman said: '‘No. theyhey ll? w onderfilerful doctors, bul am dellglililglitcd Wc would likei toto thank-our home- • Because Bee of the success of tho Tour, ■RV;', ■ He was even more*e aramazed when he don'l haviiiave any kind of immunity. We “i do not understandJ v w hy y o u a re ' th a t it wiiiwl n o l be n e c e ssa ry , ow ners/or sharing.1I g a p a rt of th e ir liv e s Juunior n io i Club will be able to donate ■ ^ 4' went to claim his car and he had to can giveive them a ticket or tow them,cm. asking me these question:ions, and since Wc} firstfir visited Dr. Miles seveie v e ra i w llh u s all. 2,000 lo the new allem ate birthing ■ h p a y $26 to g e t It ba ckk. . Then it’sit’s up lo them lo sec' if Trafficiffic it is not my duty to answciwer. I won’t. I yearss agago upon the recommendatlidatlon Wc regret there■c werew only a Ilmiled faciliticility al Magic Valley Memorial ■ • f S o h e fire d off a nI IndlIn d ig n an t le tte r lo ' C o u rt will wi: give them .a pass. But do nol like being askedi theseth kinds of of ourar fomilyfi doctor as “Dr. MiiMlies number of ticketsits available, bul in Hosplllospltal. »'!■ the police superintendtcndenl's officc in there'ssn no o la w o h It." questions. Good-by." b e in g3 oneo n of the best pediatriciansIans in courtesy to Ihe homeowners,hor and to T Tha h a n k s a g a in lo all of you. ■ > whichhesafd; T h a t’sI’s Igood. Ordinary Americans,ins, H m m p h . W ell, I hopee llthe cops nail Idaho."0." Since that time I havee seseen ensure a pleasantit tourti for everyone. H HI E L E N TO M LIN SON ■ ' “I am the highestst nranking official especiallyally those who work downlown)wn him again. Who does hee 11Ihink he is - boUiDrs,Drs. Gelst and Miles, nol becauL'cause we could accommodnodalc only a certain- JUDIBAXTER JI ■ v representative of the Turkish Gov- and driverive, find it impossible to go a n a ld e rm a n ? th e y were wei affiliated with the Tv.Twin number ot people.e. ToT Ihose who were Tw T' in F a lls Sag.(ebrussh rebbellidin co iuld ruuin piublicJlands 1 :^______.By.CECILD.AN'.ANDRUS NoAmeriilericjin, rogardloss-of how-poor—oor— wnlershcda-glve--Wcatesterners-good— thc'ovenv c rw h e lm ln g p re s s u re s to sescllo’ff ll < UnionT^ey werere giveni portions of Fedenederal programs and bureaucracy ■ ' Sed'etaiyofthelI h e l n t ^ o r h e o r shhe e may t be, is landless. This has water and electric poweiwer, ond their the publiiu b lic la n d s. F e d e ra l la n d s upoijpon which to bulid canin recommendre changes lo make It B ' An attempt is 'bel'being made lo had andid continues' to have a greateat . dean air contributes greaUygn lo the in somesom cases, slate ofliclals wotwould economic bases. In return,i each of tlie better.Jtter. V homswoggle all AmeriTiericans out of a stabillzlnfizing efrect on our society, • sp e c ia l w e ste rii q u a lity ofllfe,of - have •iitlieiltl choice. For example.Jlc. in stales recognized;d the riglil of the » ... unique land hcrltag&whfcivhlch has J)ccn-a_-_unllkcikg the huge private estates ondand C eaU ers o f IhQ Sagebru:irush R e b ellio n Id a h0 o ththe e S to te.C ^n stllu lio n s a ys sliislate Federal governmennenl lo retain owner- * Thai Thai is what we should be working ______■ -bulwark of our societyely andI Ihe source huntingg preserves F of Ihc rich anJ^and ' "areupset thatlhc'19th"CeCenlury policy ■ lands*r m usT l>e riia ria g ed ' fotr r tthe ship orthe rcmamlfiming unapproprTalca nio to^o — lo provide Federal manage- ■ o f a s p e c ia l fre ed o m tlthat has mode powerful,[ul, as' in Europe and otherher which advocated disposalisat of Federal highestsst return i to the school endo;ndow- public lands. Thej'here was a sound lent menl which Is more responsive to ■ : th e W est su c h a g r e aitptacetolive. t pi; regionss of 0 the worid, our Federal:ral public lands was formaiiyliiyrcpeaicdin ment1 fund.fun If they followed that.lothe, lo t reason for this. TlThe public domain localical needsr and wishes, where that is I.. -' The threat is from•om the so-calted lands arcarc truly public. They orec a 1976 a n d re p la c e d byy a.i policy of letter,r, asai the Stale, Land Board1 mimust lands of the Westsl were\ acquired by compiompallble with the national interest B< /' Sagebrush Rebellionon which' as the legacy ofof freedom and openness for maintaining the public: landsk for Ihe do, itI wouldwo mean a iot of tiiose! lan la n d s Ih e n a tio n a l tJovcgovernment ihrough andthnd th e fu tu re o f th e r e s o u rc e s a n d th e ■ r -J- ■ potential of transformorming the West ourchildrildren and grandchildren. Theyhey greatest public good,, Actually, a wouldd bebe sold, or leased for harvestvest — purchase and warfairfarc, al Ih expense peopleeople Involved. .\rt ' f ro m a la n d o f o picn e n spates : inlo a have contiontribOted much to our people'ste's scries of laws dating badack to the lum either;r timtir ber or mineral, of all AmcrlcanS'lhJ llvlng at thot time, patchwork eyesore thathat benefits the feelings^ about whal makes' thisth is o f th e c e n tu ry h a d m a d ec llIhe giveaway . Eventientualiy,. the land wouldId l)c' They have alwaysays Ijccn Federally- Winston Win Chur:chill once commented fewandfencesoutthen"hem ajority.copntryuiy un iq u e In Ihe w orld, theory obsolete, ‘.whichJl finally was carveded tip.tf fenced and posted wlicrcliere it owned sincc then.;n. These conditions thatfiat democracyd was nol a very good ■r:;" Promoters of thele SSagebrush Re- Thoseic ofc us who live In the West/est acknowledged in the Federal Fc Land js nowlng d is c rim in a te d la n d is Is In I our slates — we haveave- • It should be evident thalhat whal some menlt of of public lands — If they gergenu- renege. TThat h a may well be'fchfecase with ■ -‘ I a g a in s t b c c a u s e th e'r re e a r c la rg e tr a c ts e n jo yfd e d th U e u s e no l only of o u r ow n12.5 2.5 a rd e n t b a c k e rs of th e SagebrushSa; Re- Tnely’ tried Irl to manage the lands 'ederal management bf Ihe public . "state fs hard toJ believe li they are o rtlo n b u t th e u se of la n d th aIt t is beliion sepk is an ea.syi.sy avenue to wouldid be i dcvastaling lu sta mds; for alt its fauits-lhc current |i,-.' ofFederal land In theh e W est, b u t n o t In a c r e p o rtl serious, or that this ihl Is much more ■ i ' .theEast. They armieth]e that the Federal part )f of the t heritage, of millions1 o ff. transfer land front publlibllc lo private. ireasuricju rie s. ■ ' . ' ystem is superior to alternatives ' when than political rhetor:lorlc. Bul Uie Feder- 1 hand over more other \mAmi e r lc a n s . ownership. Few slotess wv ould find It ' u isIs doubtfuldo that, In this tim e wh 'h ich h a v e b e en p ro p o se d lo d a le. government should ha: ' linie al govemmenl Isi a populor ta'rget of pies we m ay be irrlloted ljy the feasible to manage thes:iese big areas taxpayera y e rs a r c m o re lh a n a liti I ' ' ' ' ' th a n 600 m illio n a c rcs c s to the states. Aldpie 'here, and especially ederal agencies have-managedgod so u n d ly . T h ey could l>e fofoi rc ed to sell il resUess. e ss, the state governments wwin criticism cvcrywhei Certainly, Uie Sagebrush Rebellion I : V - That would be a dlsofJlsastrous mistake way Frae the Sagebrush "Re- jg ^ j., mericans whether the land.nd. We may disagree with re- off, piece by ploce. It could be a be willlnllllng or able lo levy the taxesixes to ‘he Wesl. So th 1 a step backward, not forward, in • ‘ . • for virtuolly oU Ameri

Wodnosday,'fay,'Soplom bor 26.1979 TImo;Timoa-Nowo, Twin Fails. ldahoA>S ’s heaalth fl)Uture3 lookks blee a t r n I ^u5?T^ wWo buy, sail, trad*. ■ 'ByPATRICIAMcCOR CORMACK Wynder. stselected schools In Finland.id. France. York wasa s 1 160. S c ie n tists w ere s uur- r- In Finland. Netherh e r l a n d s . . a n d ■ itoro/pawnguniand' H '' UPI Health EdltcSdltor Wynder, •r, a world-fanious Greece, G Italy, Yugoslavavia, lhc prised byby the nearly identical:a l p a rtic u la rly . In Keny:i, o t h e r g o o d s . ■ NEW YORK (UPI)) -— Seeds of cpldemloioglsoglst. said the onilnous Netherlands, N Nor\^’ay, Kuwuwalt, the cholesterolroi levels in the Japanese.•se • W est G e rm a n bo\bovs were the I 'killer diseases that3t sprout; in trend couldId b c tu rn ed a ro u n d If e a c h West W Germany. Kenya.. Nigeria. , children aniand s:iid it is probably a ta llc s t- a m o n g those .stii.studied, avenig- ■ -Dl adulthood arc present In nmany of tlie nation’s hcaltl;althiind school officials put J J: a p a n . T a iw a n an O 'flfa lla ntd:— d r re s u lt oif f JapanJ adopting, Western!rn Ing M Inches. By comiompjirison. New H RED'S 'VJ£7*| w o rld ’s, lo-to-14 y e a r old:^.Id:^. th o A m o F l-'t- a h ig h prio)riority on giving scIhw I lii'the United Stales, parilartlcipants -diptary hnl)lim b its. Y ork Iw v s-a v erag e d fij.:fij.8 inches: and^ - can Health Foundationitlon reported .. children liisltnstructlon in good diet and . .\vwere from schools in New YYork City • Occasloiaslonal dRnrvUt^mokiijg.Ulg--- Ert!nch.r>12 ■_____ T u e s d a y . lifestyles. ' , aai n d n e a rb y W cstc h e s le r CoiCouiitv. as w'v^s lessrss | prevalent among Unitedled ______Scientists from lhe United Un Slates “We n>g:ir‘g:ird this ne ed nnl ;is a well \v as Evanston, 111.; andnd Kansas f^les chlh,'hlldren than among tlieir and H other nations described ties thc privilege of ia child, but his right." C ity . Mo. I‘W n c h and German counlerparls, "seeds" as bad healthh effectsef from Wynder said,lid. • F in d in g s: • Frrench Iw.vsIwv smoke more frequenlly Ju n k rood a n d u n h e althy lifestyles.lifi Wynder isIs the scientist wlui first • O f lh e i;t-y e a r (>lds.;. Fiirnlsli than Frcnch;nch girls, while the opposite This means canccr,, hearthc: disease- linked heavy3vy cigarette smoking and children cl had the highest cinciiolesterol Is true in GetI G e rm a n y a n d th e U.S. : and stroke "will bc even;ven more pre- lung canccr,:cr. He now talks in an a ai g o 19. 1!»7. T h is na tio n also5 h;h a s one of ♦ R e laitively tiv e low obeslly wns found valent when today's gergeneration of evangelicalal vw ay a tw u t sw itc h in g to the t^ highest rates of coronalnary lie;irl y . . _____^ children reach maturity,'rlty,” said the low-fat diets;ts iin the United Slates as a disease dl among adults. Thetie n a tio n 's j; foundation’s prcsldenIdent, Ernst means of pre'preventing certain cancers, diet dl liicjudes butter, wholee rmilk anil WWILLIAMS' in c lu d in g bre:b re a st c a n c e r. clch ee se, CHIRCHIR OPRAC TIC OFFIC E The downbc,nbeat report on thc world's • Nigerian children hadJ very v low Or.Sp«n«p«nc*r C.W IIIIomi. Dlr*ctor childron hadhad an upbeat side. Fifty ch cl o lestero l le v els. i;!G. N iger4cria has a M Life suppi t . young iood h e a lth a m b a s s a d o r s " very vi low coronary disease ratera and a Speciaicializing in Correction I y r*T|i I ' fro m 14 nallo:Itio n s told Hie F o u n d a lii^ i's not-so-high ni consumption of o d ia ry o f the Spiiie "If* •' Internationalnal Conference of w;iys to ..products. ,pi ended for sell othe/kidskids on good,health hiihits, • Childron from southernnit:ilvalso ii NOW3W TAKING PAirtNTS Ltggcsted g e ttin g lh e k id s had h; low cholc.sterol levels. Men. thru Fri. 9 • 6 Your housei s e < c a n b e a ^ O n a $10,000 loan, ‘dead* boov - "make them take rcspuy- 1-JG. li T h e irs is a Io w f a ( dlet., I lor Oppelnlmani 734-0500 Ktxxl source o/ nx>rnoney when ..monthljnthly payments are for 120 slbllity for>r a what happens to tlieir • Boys and girls from Japlapan have you iKH-tl extra mornoney. nwnth)nths at an annual percent- PUEBLO. Colo. (UPI)PI) - Doctors health." cholesterolcl levels nearly a as s lilRli a s lOOEImSI., V. bloch N ef KtmtMrlyRd.. Twin Fallt With asocor•conci m ortgfiK e a g e rar a tte of 16%. T o tal of pay- removed the body ofJf a battered. The foundandalion report Js based is _ tliosetl of U.S. children. ThoHe a v e r a g e ___ • , ------brain-dead-boby-from-Tirnun-artificial— flrsfcross^nuii-nalIonaleVa1uatii)iii>rrlsk“ ■ "cl cholesleroneverior a cliliaITrom Tr 'N ew ' J ---- loim from Goninwniwrcinl Cretlit, - ...... tiK‘iitaf $20.-101.20.------^------respirator Tues^y oivy ordersor( of the factors forr cacancer, heart disease and you cnn Ixjrrbw from$:^.r^)0fro Call u s tO(lay. a n d wejll C o lo ra d o S u p rf m e C ourtin anda: said tiie stroke amonilong kids. It Is based on lo .'S25,00() or more)rconthe fintlav(I a w ay to help. l7*month'Old child died die within cholesterolol and blood pressure im e. m in u te s. readings andnnd other health indicators \'<-ilue of your home Thc action ended nearlyjarly a month- among somelie 1I."),000 l)oys a n d girls, N O T ODINTS. I ^ NO Piy-PAYMENTENT PENALTY. long battle between attorrttomeys repre- They wereere examined as part of a ' . sentlngthelnfantandhlsn:ils mother, who "Know Youifour Body" program In - wanted thc child kept; on the equip- , ^ ^ ^ cpmiM E R flA LL C RED IT ment, and lawyers for / a c \ A finanjanclal service of Episcopal Hospital. f = > “Right now I’m crying, iraII c W s ' i ^ 3 ^ CONTI>JTRPL DMA COKPOR,,CXATION ,t™ . torney Carl W. Gellenthier:,.r:ihien, who rep- fMw s.w • nxs.vunES 106;1063 Biue L okn Blvd. * 734-7i3.1.7664 resented thc mother. Rosalosalle Lovato. Mo|or>r iiIra n d t — r o il D*nv*ry " I ’m v e ry d isa p p o in te dJ, . AllAl o f us th a t J A O < M A C H f N I - ...... C..JK IlllUlt Duiiuotit' have been Involved neverver want to go toyioeuit. Twin Folli 734-6233. through this again. "Who Is the victim?"" hc asked. "I ------don't envy the court, the trialI court, thc guardian ad litem,1, TT< om F a rle y f 3 mg'.”iaf."0.4 mg.nici. nicoiino av. par cigaietie by FTC Motliod. (atlomey for the hospitalpital). the De- partm ent of Social Servlcirviccs. Who is War/Varning; The Surgeon Geneileneral Has Deiermined th e v ic tim in th is ? ” The child, Jorry Trujillo,illlo. was laken Thai[hat Cigareiie Smoking Is DaneDangerous lo'Your Heallh. to thc hospital last monthnth and: placed on a respirator. • Doctc•octors asked L,- , • permission to remove theLhe InfantI: from thc llfe-sustalning equipmcpmenl l)ccause of brain death which occurredocci Aug. 23, th e d a y h e w a s ad m itteitted- d The child's mother, heldield In custody at Colorado State Hospitalpital. has been charged with felony child;lild abuse. Her atlom ey and court-appointiointed lawyers representing the child foughtfoujj against orders to take the childhlld from lhe . life-sustaining machinery.■ry. *'l don’t think they ever:ver exhausted ail of the tests," Gcllentllenthleh said, ‘‘The EEC (electroencephajp h a lo g ra m ) is & » $ 2 1 5 not dispositive. I ihink it’sit's very clear m a . from the information I'vev e g o tte n fro m thc American Mcdlcal3l /\ssoA cla tlo n that there arc other teststs thatth must be r u n ." E y l o m Attempt to blblock InaimpI •; pope’s m assis fails BOSTON I UPl) - A. U.S,U.! D istric t Court Judge Tuesday bloct}lockcd ali at- tempt to stop tho use5C ofi B oston - -Common— the nation'sB oldestold p u b lic ------park — for a public mass mt to be celebrated by Pope Johnin PPj a u l II n e x t M o n d a y .' Judge Walter J. Skinnernner denied a request for an injunction:tion filed by abortion rights activistvist William Baird, saying constitution;tional scpara- tion of church and statei wowould not 1)0 •, violated. ■- — Ililii— Baird filed suit last weekeek seeking to ^ 3 -insg.taraandta:iste. blo c k u se o f lh c C om m on3n forfc tiio,Oct, 1. se rv ic e . ______i_\ ______Tomelither! ^Bokassisa - ...E ateflesli h TRIU]IMPH ofvictinms BANGUI, Central Afrlcar•lean Republic (UPl) - Tho new presldtesidcni of the Central African Republicllic confirmedi reports Tuesday thafoustedEted Emperor Jean Bedel Bokassa hadhad practiced, cannibalism, eating thee fleshfit of lhe • subjects he condemned to ddl le , “Yes, there were picccseccs of flesh, human flesh. In thc deepleep freeze at Bokassa's home," Davit)avid Dacko, leader of the French-assl;assisted coup . thot ousted the sclf-proclaociaimed cm- - peror. told reporters. As many as four bodiesdies were re- portcdly found at the vllia. vlll one of them in a hastily preparedred gravei and the others in a refrigeratingIting un it, w ith m is s in g p a rts o f a rm s o rrlo log g s. ------rOacko's—confirm otlon-on—of—reports------about mutilated remainsins ali a villa owned by Bokassa addcc.dded anolher dark chapter to story of■ thothe dictator's 13-year rule. Bokassa was wa toppled after other Afrlcon nations nati con- demned the massacre of up to 200 schoolchildrgn who enrageraged him »t)y d e m o n s tra tin g a g a in s t hils is ddi e c re e th a t they had to buy school uniformsunir at a s to r e ru n by one of his wives,ives. D a c k o 's ne w s confcrcnee.nee. hlsfourlh . ■■■ ,1M H ■ MAIL-ININ COFFER ■ I ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ C U T AILONG L O DOTTED l O i E-!E-SAVE 2S<^^0W ^H he look over. ' | In the five days-uince hc i ' z E i a ao o o ™ 2 5 c I . cam e as half the f^OOOJ'rcrFrench troops _ • STORE COUPON sent to support the coupip fanfa n e d Into ■ Mail-in offer!r! $1.00i off o n a the countryside to establlsQbllsh c o n tro l | , carton of Triuii and as authorities releaseda^ed 273*>rls- —' I I ^ oners being held at BokiBokassa's In- ■ M ------!------^r 25Coffonilapackof Trilrium ph^ I famousNgaragba Prison, ■ . / of th e m w ilh _ : I I T R IU M P H t t COMUMIM Irnt ci:.rconmes ™ iS'-ISHS'vS!o-«l l°ll,rto.,}on S c S S | I God can’help us now" scrawrraw led on th e ' ■ ■ Ammon 10 y» «',»to.;eon oi"»<•• in*nw Jt IrM.a iM ,nj.cjtrt n<|, Hl«»*l}ll |r>0Iffl lllujultnlI ’ , H 0 hold , the _ ^ DCMM: mil lit lo o>TtTt IMni M'ton otitrMng tnrs rai/con Ucilu( o »«!• _ walls, were used, to 1 ftiK« o( t Cinoo o' iKunnin•pt, irovinti wmwitioi up3 &/>i ocja______I Ciin.llvll/JflDllCf"! _ jail on lhe oulsklrls of Ba ■ ■ I a ildUiO'gri»(Jin'plO'>in»n0«i''S»0m'0''0Ufir.r.,otl«fl.rm,o'th.t0l'l- Ot Jt ‘ ■ - A p r il . A :harged with I -; OUIIM ONIT um to lOIIILLAItU C >„.c.roi,- ■ Bokassa, has been char OtI« )1. isfs Vo-J I I personally-taking pa>t Inn sosomevf the _ .1 'JWmtdUC* •• I I ■.'.I r.f, i ’’ k m i n g i p u ttin g o u t liie’ cyieyes of one ' SupHUIM ■ ^ ■ CODE 137 : child wllh a sharpenedled cane. Bi I J i f l STO R E; fO U P O3 N N i l H ■ ■ I ^ ------A-a Tlm#5^<©w8,I, Twi Twin Falls, Idaho W odnosda]Bday, Soplembar26,197B. ' .

H geaireed to I big faarms Albertrm t s o n s ^ _ M H s W ASH IN G TONN ((UPI) - Federal, ^ ■ ^ _ ^ f a r ^ r o g r a m s a re m o re a ttr a c tiv e to .

'..proportionate sharshare of direct sub* ;-.8lcilcs, th e A grlculrlculture Department sale] Tuesday In a re p o r t to C o n g re ss. . L c g d lim its on3n ththe amo\int of cash ^.payments whichh fannersfai can receive ;cut Into dlsburscm(se m en ls to 1,184 la rg e . farm ers, or 0.2 perccntper of the 750,000 ' vfohners who recei'ecelvcd subsidies last t.y e a r. L Almosthairorthef th e p a y m e n ts w e n t to 10 percent of paripartldpants In farm i.programs forr aan averoge per i.partidiJantof$l0.9010,900. T i - Half of participcicipatlrig farm ers re- ^ c e iv e d Ju st 10 p e rc e e n t of p a y m e n ts fo r ' I.an average paymenmentofWCfr. . .. L ooking a t it t another way, the . r report said farms•ms with 220 acres or ; 'less rccclved ann avaverage payment of .. ' p ^^er $8G2 w h ile th o se!C wwith 1.000 acres or Whole Fprver Bi^ ^ ------mrorcTCcelvcd'amnin'average'of$18;7iX>; fry e rs — ------" Larger farmss hu have more acreoge ^ n d th u s a h ig htier e r 'volume of produc- I benefits, the report Country Prid* I .lio n a n d m o re bci Cu»-Up. ■ .s a id . Sav* 1«* . M ' But -the prograiigram's Intrinsic at- Country F % ■ ^tractlveness to lanlarge farmers Is re­ C re dI aA 5 " “ .fleeted In data thathat 2shows the average Sov* 10* I - (ann size for progprogram participants was twice as largearge as two-thlrds of ' ' '#J S 3 V 6 ^ American farmersers who chose not to . : participate and thwthus received no fed- ' ; e r a l c a s h p a y m em n tsis. . M ; At 8 cost of $2S2 b: billio n In 1978, th e Ib . J y ^H'V i government paidlid farmersi the dlf- #1 : (e r^ h c e b e tw e e n1 aan n 2,200. V L b s . | I: ; “ T h e m illioIon n Ipayment reduction i l likely understates.tles the total Impact of - Fryer th e lim ita tio n ,''' the rcporl said. "Its W For B # I I m e re e x is te n c e! Is no doubt a factor arge farming units not : F ^ c a u s in g so m e la rg e .egs or Thiglighs m : -topartrclpotcinthcitheprogrom." lo. 1 Bananas' I i Country Pri U.S.NO. P Offici S o v o l l * ^ A 0 ■ guiltyV of ;» i d*. Split 5 ? ■ T mage ♦ Fryerr IBreasls&irhR^A:;'*;tach*d.Scv« 20-...... IB.iI j 4.1. juntnr Prid* l«B*< Thlghi, • , P o t a t o e s ALEXANDRIA,A, \Vn. 50,000 b o n d .-fo r O c t ,.. Sov*2»' M S h a mip p o o |^ ■ . . . 26. built yeoman third '. The sli^tly bull ■® r 1 1 . c l a s s a p p e a re d in court wearing a print shirt, slacks:ks and: tennis shoes, Armour Boneless ^ i a n d g a v e only one-w n y of th e d o c u m en ts nsts^iakiiix.. I f«dp«l for qgick «nd laiy , ...... 1 1 Khoolinatln, » stolen by Mad.scn-sen e n d ed up In th e V e a l Patties P a - fir. Veal; . J mJ . hands of a foreign)lgn government, and . Madsen agreed1 as part of the plea- ^ ______borgainlng-orrangcingemcnt,to-fuUy-dc*— — • urlbchlsactivitlesities lo prosecutors, ’ Madsen's actlvitiIvitles came*4o.light ^ H ! ' . w h e n a p r iv a te cidzi:ltlzen, Richard Grant | r i r i g i Noble, told thee FBIF Madsen had OutH f o ii i L p r ji l H i i y i m i r p . offered to sell him classified docu- : . m e n ts . • * r i'...... Wodnosday.ay. Soplom bor 20,1079 , Teen the first '■instnimenl.s ______J J a r i n a J j ------“ “o n ly ^ liik ’cTake-off and lahd'tn« he made S e p t. 24,2-}, 111)211. at M ltchel F ie ld on Islamsla n d , Chunk o n Or ' ^ ToilefTis IcerC fear ••T hereere vwas never anv doubt In mv W alor Pack. ^ mind."• Do Doollltle said. recallInK the 12' ^ h islo ricc rii^flinht. "W'e’d practiced il for B y o a r,•, unlil il was somethinji very simple.'. OfiO f co u rse ; w e a v ia to rs u se d lo try lo maken a k e thing's hmk d ifrie u ll." I :s . -A 9 ■ I - - j i v aavy t doctor ^ J g ^ Save22 V 2 G a l.ft t l iI m mmJ w oon^t r serve C A MVIP P ILK.JIOUNK. N .r , (UfM) IH lilHil - ' L t. G,, »Steven te \ Suits, a NaVy docliir H p - w ho cclaims la ir he lacks adecjuate trainingiiK ('lo p ro p erly c a r e fo r a r ~ * ship's creicrew, said Tuesday he has nolntentioL'htion of allowlnt* th e N av y to Albertson’s’sF I«ir se n d hiim im tilu se a , For All y«ir 9 S u itss Wiwas arrested last week • -1 Fnnssli^R mch BreadI r i when he rcrefused lo report for duly Cooking Needs.* 9 9 0 aboardd lthe h e USS lw o .lim a , w hich is k^v So Whol«soni» Save W, 255lb.Bae...U Ib. .Z.J - on a six-miix-monlh lour in the Mediter- TfTO Savo 34' raneaitll ScS e a . Me is confined lo C a m p I.ej- V ' . M m .JIm a. hhe e replied, rc ".Shool no. I am lyTan very ha{5pyi{5py w ith w h ere I a m n o w ." Sav* 1 Suits■ inaimaintains the Navy, which • ■ t 19 I Apple CiCider ' p a id fo r h is ed u ca tio n , tw ik liim o u l ?*•' 0 4! i f ^ i m • m S lanelLe o f a rresidency e s program in ___ Spartaiilmr.nl)ur«. S .(’,, b e fo re h e had - - Save 30 ;d lh e p ro p e r ira in in n . Me ^EAfO H ] ^ 64 oz...... lid lu- h a d h(>en tra in e d in ■ - W ^ -1.39 receivedV and Ih not neiieral medicine, lufflns I** * * " " " * * * " also saidmilitary h officials w;mt him / English Mu MM ■>Bmirmassage surfjerylic am e: : ------^ Ai ®Oe*J ^ which milit ■ H M p j ^ ^S S kl j JBE h Anytimo! Concentrated All ------^------. . ' 2 . 1 ..0 0 0 .5 4 ' ^ • f Dff lAtl. _ _ ^ lo p ra c tic e : SaltiiItine Crackers Noblico. Gf ja r Sav* I6-. 16 01...... 0 « . •• 4.43 | r !olls .69° -[fe™ ■ 1 Bei fe:24p.l:2J29 'Oish;TaII?."'*...... 1.77 Spray?. Wash S '... 1.35 a u ls ------DeteilergenlSBS-J..... 2.29 Greasese I Relief lr»Kf . 89‘^ m a M Sugar Buns n n Criscisco SK?’...... 1.93 DiapersirsSS'iS' ... 2.79 in te r 9 H p S w « « ! Tc ISS SHW., OSA. Colo. (UPI) - A veter-. S a v » 4 0 * j y .Glass Plus .....1.12 Syrup S I79 h ulain r uut fit ter hiintint^ elk wilh |--M 2j.3i 3 ...... 1.43 M m m m m in ALAMOSA.nd arroiv in ru^fied terrain ' i / le Power ...... By Pancakeake Mix 1.35A o annitiuiilaini■rely m.iiiled t)y a-lOU-pound n|. a bow andt-lhc^-hunlrrrn'ow a in stable was sc-verelv. w a s a til e lo k i ll th e b e a s t Ijy ^ ^ 0 . . . . _ijcar.,-J)ul-ihfil in the neck with an arrow, Prices effectiiictive Sept. 26-27-28-2 c o n d iiio n'eldon. . wa.'- a .spokt~inian for the /"'flE M 9Q slat)hln^ilint\Vilear in 7 ' Sov*3oT I av:available lor saleai or below "rvelieeiiry." h he said. "Until I see the IS pL H the advenised price in cach yet to seein'tjjiiess." any AltAlbenson’s store, excepl 3S 'iilors s:iid Kd U'iseinan. 4r>, / specilically noled m this ad th is c o u n lry ." t>ear. \ w one.- n 'l j; C ulu.._w as .a tta c k e d . l i y ______■AnMinul*Malci. “ BjaHCHECK^ Investif^aliirlate Sunday while scoiilin^ Ilfltf Sov« I0-. 12oz...^..o. •• •• ' 8 9 ' ' We sirive to nave on hand —^-_oLCrcslonelember.-1 of an elk hunting PDrangeJiiiM suflicieni Slock ol advcrttsed IJie t>ear 1. la te Mn.Smlih'.B... merchandise II lor any rea- i Apple Pie Inch. Sav* 16', 26 o i...... 1.29 AIE«lltSOI .son wc ate oul ot stock, a •with a meinl:n. wtio w as’rescued tiv an , 1221 A ddisonn A ve. E ., Tw in . RAIN CHECK wiir be issued c.xpeditton,icopler early .Monday afler rln Falls enabling » you lo buy the item • Wtseman.the w nielli in sul>-(reezinn J f , 1 .0 0 alai Ihe advertised price ‘as Army Heiicoptires, was listed in slatile I Broccoli Spe•pears KS".™;:...-2 soon as It becomes available. soc spendinti theal .-\lamosa Community V. ^ lemperatiires, condiiion feied al nuniermis puncture ■ * H o sp ita l, uts and bites to Imlh lens, • He suffeiednd riuhl shoulder, I ery lucky man to be alive." wounds, cuts ; f. From Hie IdalitiahTvineyafd'"™ "* l a d e n 3 Uter Almac IcfM iandandsaid ri from his hospital bed, •T in a vervI an outfitter1 for more lhan Mt. Nectar Vinei n e R o s e Fineest Quaality Wiseman saidul'iiothinj’likelhishasever . • . SteCiiaihapelie ' •‘I'v e t>een a n i Hyeaii;and*iir)1 sa id h e su sp e cjed Itie be;u ' FilmTl Procej^ s s i n g happene;aw the bear atwut :iO i !■ ■■ ■■■ ■■ Wiseman'swhen tl tl suildenly charged l - M I S siild her fartier yar'd.'iaway whc i" ; ■ . ' ■ ______>.____'!> ______' ' '

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ITS ■' ■ p - ; IHI cq)!^ < B ■ ^ — / u ;e l l , hHOU o i PIP THE^ THE PROSE35£CUTIN6ATTOf?K£'t' BUT BU THE C?EF£N5£ fT( W R E RI6HT...A \n WUlf ______4 ;g l A UlU-TURN-eUT-^ - n - & M m& ^ A r ^ R 9 & ^ - A!VfTGRNe^5Af£>-THAT-A V h -- (^yERV-CTFFmr-CASE^------A FEATATHER WILL 0IRP3IRP IN TWE HAWP 15 ^ 1 y— I 6ATHERIERT06ETHER? WORTJORTHTUIO IN THE BU5H... S i r R o wjland l o Hill being J I ' A p p ly economy;ec m eaia s u r e s ■ I h o n o r e ddforcrecdions:-'^' J ■ to handlidling m onei;, gcg a i n ! — W Wai juit 100 yean’ears Iago tbat Sir Rowland Hai of E ngla^... M u l U C -J died. Hcfe'i to Sirr Rowland^dinklR ot Britak thkyearis'M ;'* I f e e l i n g sso c f security, ing fonr postage‘stam•stamps In bis honor. WhyT Bec*ul^r^le^■ . {nrested the thlnp.igi. BeforeE Sir Roi^and, people biiii B- ■ u s e s e n1^ , Scorpios BLONDIEIE '• ______' pony up directly to the( msOnian before he'd ^ '0i'^ , tfadr letten. ^1; GENERAL TENDENDENCIES: Tho early part of ttho doy "I juLjuuuSANjor*^] ^ SOMSMETlMeS I ^ If JUUUSAND I HAVEKAO flnds your judgmentnent not too good and you wouldlid beI wise | f m■lAO a d ^ T H E A I R ^ ^HV to doublechKk whaUrhatever you eay or do. You cann gainga sup- | l-AST NIGHT (A NdARBRRIAGE. COOa J _ . 7 OAV SINCE OUR ) votd ‘Idas” il GennaGerman, according to our L ore and W asJ” p o rt rrom Influentlm]atlal persona now. n u n . F ig u ie« t leastst3 30, 0 . A R IE S {M tr. 2121 to A pr.'lB ) M ake any changeses thtl a t arc I T he w eaadt o f SwitMSwic dand like the taste o riu b b e r. p r t f „ ' i neoded m you c«nn adadvance in career activities. MMai ake oure t ^ # there, they go around)iind biting boles In car Ures. Odd. N m J; i ' y o u r ideas are or f «a practicalpi nature, heard o f n e h a thinging hereabouts.bl ...... TA UR U S (Apr.r. 20 to May 20) Instead of argulnju ln g o v c r ' trivial mature tryry to reason witli others. Show moremo con- jji APPLAUSE ^ ______elderatlon a n J ^nought o u g for loved one. ••______Q.-HOW did the ct ^ GEMINI |May2ilr 21 to Ju n e 21) Situ atio n s ariseen ho o w th a t . vl apprediUon gei (tarted«tedT ' ' * require you to makelake chances so don't delay. BeBe suret lo w - f e A. Can ool^dn l yotyou it goeslraek a lot farther than tbe ; handie a bualneaaa mam atter wisely. eariy Gfcdki RotniRomans whoae actoQ clapped their hanA . M OON CH ILDRJR E) E N (June 22 to Ju ly 21) Yoil mma; ay sta r t ------— ------to prompt appUttseISC bIhra didr andiences. Hare yoa em... slow ly a t all th a t workworl you have to do, b u t then caA ANDYCAPP^ p p aeea a baby dapI itiits bands wben it's bappy? Likewisr,'' 1 up and get much acc. YouY can • 0 ^ rr*STAKlN' MCTWO-S • A . ■Thtfi IL VOicnTien 1be waa bora on Oct. 20,1931, bii ; easily gain yo u r p«rs< V j«O W S T> GPTA OOUBLEj : VIRGO (Aug. 22M uto Sept. 22) You may hot be>e pleasedp . father mueb admtired ired CDOtber baaebaD catcber, U k k tjf., Philadelphia Athletics. Tlins tbe M ld^;>; ' with the sltueUon) ata t ihom e early In th e day, b u t aUall w orks ^ - ZJ " Q. Which stats has«s th(the most mffllonaires per 1,000 people? j 3 (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You m a y ^ H SAOmARIUS|N< DOONESBUR5BURY A. Idaho. done In the morningIng Ibut later you can moke up fo :------tim e. E njoy q u iet evei, evening wilh loved one. ; DREAMS 1 ■ CA PRICO RN (Dec.Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Sit down and fORNSTAUCiWCE,Af£C&JrSl.-7l T hat yoo dreamJ atwiabout ereiy 9(Jminutes in yoor rie ^ ii 1 thinh out how to gain y o u r finest goals, w hether of imaer mi.tus Hmreftx^ftXJGHT BACKSOMB MUCHIHCfi VO>N5C/m> r o i a p c r f^etlT DCUNTO lei s jvst common knowledge.te. LLess widely known b the fact that ; eonal or business nature.n ati Use care In motion, W/TO £VCBNC£ ABXJALfWTttCTOOMPHSO^A imCR■ecKGimvmsH, ^ sns m e c w s ? ' . \d M ssrxjsny:*s/i5 cBunmr cwMMomuTWf soppcy cepcfr. iu£f=c.Ae FOKM UMFOUNPTO Mm u An SAYThB yoQ tend to daydreamearn aabout erety 90 m isntes w ben yo u 're | AQUARIUS (Jan.:an. 21 to Feb. 19) Make sure thath a t you i i m s c mTTIMON u n c SMS6Si5S0 ON£Of=n€f€PWmmPH5RB- 03KTAxjfaAjNAmxxsrpofi ■ OtFENSlVB on nCHNOlOe/ awake, too. Or ao conbcontend researeben at Wadilngton U nt . I observe all th e rulesles aand reguUtions that apply to yy o u to - \-mmGQJBAl.OJBAm- se/m jt \^Ai£DAScr.scMeramvssAi^ nc/nt/U l f I.BOO CZECH CACAFABtUTY? iSAUHlABiS. .wAFoartse,urtss- JAOSON. omoK exm>m atm A _ staplTAPLSGtM . \ / TOidty in S l Louis. Dreamhig,Drea they say tbelr studies indicate, 1 day. Avoid one whotho liIs a troubiamaker. m ? Ks>jiaTKNH is a 24.faourHKlay tUng.Wng, ; 1 PISCES (Feb. 20 toU Mar. 20| Do the necessaryl y cchores ‘ ' that win improve1 youryou position In the business worworid. Be ; k U I f B ^ proposes!S maimarriage to a man In Whltefrflle, i;^-, sure not to lose your''our temper with anyone. ^ it's clasailfed underr tbe lo ^ law as ‘'dlsoideriy conduct" // HMfl •"•'Wd't DookofIk ef Co e a Pteti.'* SKiilng PuMltfilna Co.. Inc., - IF YOUR C H ILL D I S BORN TODAY . , . he orjrahew sl iU / M.99 plut S1.0B BMUg*.ug*. pptcMnii titnotln^iot*! S i a rorntum * b e one of thoee cleverever persons who upon reachingigm n aturi* // 9 \ I m»n Mhrtry, Mnd piyriMflyriMnt wllB orotr to "Soyd*! Oook.'* Crown ^ 1 . ty will be able to< getgot rid of problems that haveI betb m dif- / _____ J SynOMilf. Inc.. Ne. Sa CCrown noM. w«(tn«rforA TX 700Se. flcult to deal w ithI earlierearl in life. There Is m uch Joveive'for I the A dsrm m iH Io> L.M.L. M. Ooyd In Of* of tnii nawtptpcr. Q j z _ g j cultural aide of lifefe In th ia chart. ^ a i Coayrignt.nt. 197S19 Cfown Synalcai*. Inc.

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"T Closing GOommodity'futures fi (CD®, P re v Close " ’ Month Commodity Close C High Low P.M.. P3ITO ow May Idahollus'scts 11.30 ll ll,2fi 11,2525 11.25 Oct.liveQattle . - G7.70 G7 fi)l.O:>- G8.40,40 OT.87 F e b . liv e c a ttle G«.70 G« fi‘J,40 C8.40,40 ' R8,l!7 M a r k e O ct. fe e d e r c a lllc 7'l.47 7') ,7il,l»3 70,10.10 79.70 :et ends> nnixed;I after gl[loomyi?day Oct. livehogs :iG.G7 ;1C • :!7,;i5 ' ;io,fiC.fiC ;!fi,n2 Doc. wheat 4,r.2--i 4 4,r.i'.- 4,4;i4;i 4,44'-.- NEW YORK (U PI)-W llh1 theth e new s Iea U .Jto .to 520. amia m o n g the 1,88S issues , IBBM. M . one of thc market’s maj. Dec. com 2 .u i'i 2.III'; 2,7G7G 2.76I-.: background generally on thc gl la jo r th e m o st a c tiv e! NY NY SE-listcd Issue a l 4' le gloomy, traded, ...... ^ ninderpiJerpinnings, announced It was f Dec. sliver • I5.‘J7'>0 15.' lfi.4000 15.:i7f);7f) 15.490 sidc. stock prices spent most ( s fii- p.m.EDT.plckingiJngupl *4 toG9 ' h. ost of thc Before thc markeirk c t opened th e U-ibqr Ing: withw ill the Securities ahd Exchanfange '• Composite volun • D ec. gold :wiIWI.iK) ;WJl.f)0' • ;!77.00'00 :U)1,50 session Tuesday in the minus col olume of NYSE.ls.sues IS column, . Department reporlported tlial consumer Commi:mmisslon a registration statemem ent tra d e d on a ll U.S.-S- ee x ch a n g es a n d o v e r Ocl. sugar l),fK5 I) U.SS 0,4444 - 9.43 . - (h en tu rn e d m ix e d to w a rd thc cic e close. prices last monthith rosei l.l pcrcent, a' coverin/ering a proposed offering of SSS500 th c c o u n te r a l 4 p.n: - Nov. soybeans 7. •yolunie on the New York I p.m . to ta le d :14,J&},328 ' 7,20 7.1'J'v 7.0-10-1 7.04-'i )rk Slock . sign that inflationion still is difficult to millionIllon each In notes anti debentureLires, s h a re s , c o m p ared t ^change amounted lo' 32,5 red to 35.3ii2.G28 Ira d ed ______Q uotatptations from Sinclair, Inc. 32,510,000 bring under controitrol. Tho August rise Thee .company-Coi said proceeds of■ tlthe Monday, c o m p a re d to 33,790,ooo s sbaxes, »0 shares marked the seventh sevi consecutive offeringering would bc spent for capitpital The American SI M onday. in Slock E x ch a n g e In- month that pricesces have gone up at needs,Kls. This move surprised Wall Wr dcx>vasup0.11I loto2 225,47, T h e p ric e of The Dow Jones industrial ave . V i average, least one percentagilagc point. Street'cet tand was the compulcr gianta n t's a s h a re a d d ed oneine cenl. c Valley beans olf more than six points early i rly in the Treasury Secreicrelary G, WitUam firstst tappingtaf of thc public for flnanlanc- The Nationallai Association of lirrjl NiirIhrrT;« I ilrjirr aI.*I lu jibI la ji Miu session, was up 0.34 point to 8 l’ii>l>j> .•iVjlcr>ji;il«arUi;jl.ulii i/if)|jtkTLi ii^tri.\ntall IMt :ik.jlrn Jl 7J u>. 7iii ;i iii,,i.i | .■ Tlje blue chip indicator slipped I’k-.-rJ .\J-,"ili"ri‘nc'1'rim p e d m o re b e ID85 b e fo ree thct: Inflation rate Asis a result of its nctlon. IBM w;w as index w as off 0,fl5fl5 toto 1411,27. 1'*;,'"^|lla^lurlnk> iikjirn Ji:i IS jr«I ni.il .11 ici . riUi»ji»jni..> than eight points Mondoy. dipped under 4 punperccnt. Hesaid ificre . The New York Stock ExctExchange Is no easy solutiono n toti th e problem , new EW YORK lUPI) — Com:onaFC 1.00 7 3|2 2t ' alocKo ll i^ Ju P 73a a 241 21*. 1153 •i.’OV, . NoNalCaj I1 3 5! " j? 4], MW. 'V To.Oas ^? !.• /? '.“ 12 idi^dd of advances by a wide m :k Eicnango, *' Com:onl AL ,40 44 UO 12 - 138 3 m - NoSlPw 2?a Ic m a rg in i N Y o h p n C Saloj Nol Cool during the morning, finished li nces :onlTel 1.38 8 373 !L«- I8I«- ’i HonyUl l u . *8 W iS Nj Dcb^ I^K* 7 ?0? 27'’ ’ !' foigull 1 I ; JJ i i r i " «; I" •'>' m f PrePrm intemlta^ P-E i:0fn0l 1 88 9 205 U U 'k. 'k . HowarOJ .44 13 2287J287 21 . > —0 O—_ oiUhl 1 ( Previous 03y ...... AOt»IILab faLr*'’ 1 80 '5 827 341*7 « CPC II ^3 8 ’a? * ' i i . Wftk OKO ^ _ _...... :■ _ s a ™ a ' s i j 123 u?8;j ^ Opdon Cp 2 -T oday’s-m arket— Year }QH> IdoalQa 1.U ' 0 tS4 :o 3 7 8 0 1 't-H :o?i7m W ^.80 8 1/4 pffllillO'i. I-, lij^fVf 2.28 a irtS300 ^ ^2~'' 8 »'wQ 1.80I '? ^ 'J,’’ ’ I* j"' S l: Z l : : - j f - f 1.^ : ■' ---- 0 0----- 124 27’* - h Olin Corp t gt a glance )an Rtvof I 5 48 16'.!6<>t f I ^fAAfp I 183183 »4 H— '» Onvvx I 12 idCnm '2 10 eao 4isv- Oalu f9H. Inco Lid .40 114 11640 1640 p22».. 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JS Flihing polo. 18,20 17.70 Tu Ff 9.U N.L- W#Weino 00 21.2/NL-' GOOD USED FAIARM MACHINERERV S 10,38 11.24 PtO Fa 8.11 N.L WiK Wn Ine 4 M N L * Fr«« Flnaiic* Chargir g e t o n a ll N e w A U te• d S l i l S t S'„i3II,M 12,72 Pro Inco 8 88NL, Wood Wo Stnjinr W.i: LAWN-CARIRD IN - PATIO ITI ■unda: P«ud S»a 11.U 12.M Dt H a y E q u ip m e nt uuntil Morch 1, 1980 ITEMS 1.00 N.L, -Putnam Fund*: Nt 55*6- *6’ molol *lorago building wllh«llh double doon, In very goodid condllloncoi — C os i . 4 ? S 3 1 316,421>,15 Corner 174713 S3 Pu garden rolo tiller — 3 wood *praiproyer* — Weod burner — Polio.i'cillo.»wlng— Hom --- Nno® 'ioa!,’ ” .%i. U SESED D .JO H N D E E M M o d e l 3 8 o)0 T 2 C O 1 $2500 F'I* ~ Bolllo S^ug cu lter— 2 floor!>or tamp* oird olher im oller househlusehold article*. fMATLOCICK COAL V«W( * I NEWHEW H O LLA N D M o d e l 2 8 2 ly M cCoy Coal Co.- • I BALERKLER w ith m o t o r ...... „ MISCICILLANEOUS formerlyi I "2500 170 Ib*. ot borley — IS gallon porporioble hal w oief heoior — 2 hoi I HESSTIISSTON M odel 620 Hydro-trimim SWATHER < j 2 hard hal* — Old >oper cutler — Trap* ~ Cool bucbucket — Tea keltlo — ln*ulotioilotion — Fireplace NEWWOWNERS I . w HHn h a i u g e r h e a d e r a n d h a y coin n c d i t l o n e r ...... "I ?4800 creen ond grate — Window *creccreen — Scroen door — Veoetianstian blind* — Roll SCIHWARTZ H W i M odel 190 FEED BO: )l »mooth wiro — Plpo — Slyroioalioam ico box — Rug tcrop* —• BikoBike port*— Tub* — PAlni and olher m licell^ eou* a Lewfs&D{D arlene M atlock w Hi h h t li n g l e o x t e ...... >$1200 1 i»* article* loo nomoroui lo mentlor»ntlon. T I R M S l C A "W sD allveit/er W ithout a M ess"" N EEW W HH O LLA N D M o d e l 9 1 0 S W/A A T H E R w ith f t # t a r n P A Y OF S A L. 1 I c o bb. , l4'ouger header and condl .. UtchKlniiCoal - - oOwner: H.C.JI • W y o m in g E lk o l CoolC o a —' J o h n s o n ESIS S T A tl- “ it* d F u r n a c o S la c k Sale Manageddby b] Master Afjcilon Serviceiflce ■ "TIi9 B ailnet:IM S that S o r v i c e B«ll*vt" SINESS — N O T A SIDE A»»ctl<>neer»: , CleridColtCalHarp«r ______502Sho8horT o n o y . - W ^ - . LYLE-MASTERS GARYCRY OSBORNE 543-505J-5054or 543-6673 . ^543 M 27, Ouhl. Idaho 934.53;1-5350. Gooding, Idaho.. Buhl.lda • L u m p l O I I T r o a l o d THIS IS OUR BUSIM [j 7 3 ^ M 1 ______. f ■ ...... • sj^- ,- -• r. -~ s- • ...... 1 9 I' . , _ _ * A-10Tim«»^ew#,Twlnrwin Falls, tdaho Wednesday. i H e h ^ts hurricanirfe namesake MOBILE, Aia.a. (UPI) - Daniel )n onFr Frederic because we kiictv that we y Frederic Wigginsns

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H WHOIJ L E S A L E $ ■ PAIN14 X ...... mm In Stock:k Woi P a p e r...... ^2!Sgl.lt.tl Antiquiiling Kits...... :::. 20% off ’ " Hope's; FineI Lemon OiO i l . . . . 20% off I J EiR R O M E iljlly jjj. WHOlESAU f f- ' im w a ' PAINT PRICES 1 4 j l H i i l H ■ G L A S SS & P A I N T EVERYDAVi: » ^ v - ^ r o ; : :■ ■■ 238 W EST MAIIIAIN O P I M T A M > !^; A young SandlnlsInista veteran leads a group lanagua barrio in singing theth Sandlnista h y i^in a s p a rt-o f C D S actlvitied tie s rpuban-li-like m I pietw orkrkin > f|Nicaragigua H

MANAGUA, Nicarai:aragua (UPl) I'-Nicaragua's Sandlniidlnlsta army is, :.treating a Cuban-styli-style network of, “ J)lock associations to cic a r ry o u t h e a lth •*};arapaigns, distributeu te e m e rg e n c y aid , .^indoctrinate youthsIS —- a n d sp y on :^ I t lz e n s . -> On^ member of the iruling Junta of j J i ■ .. National Reconstructloictlon, who did not . r:^lsh to be Identified,Kl, sa id in a rc c e n t — ^Interview with-UPJPJ J.that.rr-iL not ___ I y J L ^ZFIi •'Controllrt — the netvnetwork could de- :' generate Into a “poliolollce-^tate" mech* ' anism to control Nlcarac a ra g u a n s. ■ The CDS — t(ie SparSpanish Initials for ^ . Sandlnlsta E>efense} Coi o m m itte e s — Is ;• 'oneportbf theO'rganiuinlzation of Mosses. esUbllshed by thele SSandlnista Na- Uonal Liberation FroiFront to organize . and represent the NicaraguanNica people '— • aftOT the ouster Jufyily-l? l oil President' AnastasioSomoza. now In P a r a g u a y . ^ Each CDS. builtt aroundar the rest* dents of a singlef blockbit dr street, fncludw separate divlslivlsions concerned - GG£ eo rg e N ye ' ,tr > with public health,Ih, food; supplies, ' Kolchuoichum Otflco Mnnagor -'.7 .'--propaganda and indoiindoctrination and • i 5-' -' T h e C D S s o rg anlzed n iz e and helped ». 'can y out a recentI polpolio vaccination . ' : '-program that the NicaNicaraguan Public i '>Kealth Ministry tcrnieirmed an unprece* NewIf office!?s In I ' ' ^ d e n te d su c c e s s. •—ACDSrepresentativfQtive In M a n a g u a 's ---Santa Rosa slum dlsidlstrict said )icr .’ '-committee was organrganlzing an anti- •- ' tnalaria campaign,t. gigargage collec- tlon and a health progr;ro g ra m fo r v ic tim s lum I ’ ' o f m a ln u tritio n . - t r f : In addition, CDS distributes ' emergency food thatttat Nicaragua re- cleves from abroadad tto help Its 2.5 m illio n p e o p le overcom-com e 19 m o n th s of ■ ■ g 7 - debilitating civil warrar against: the re- ■ a n d , 1 glmeof.PresldenlAnasiLnastaslo Somoza. ■ L' ''--And CDS membeinbers hold “In- ' -doctrinatlon” classesICS fifor youths, who K m ^ — • ■‘^re taught the mcaimeaning and.ob- ■J------^Jectlves of the recentitbloodshed. bh ------^ i ^ R u pl t e r t ^ H ’ All of these progra}grams have won '.•'praise from alnalmost every • .Nicaraguan. But the CDS’s fourth . 1 function, security, has raised fears i; . even among wmee highhi Sandlnista ^ I T j------;govemment officials. imphlet explaining I ; th e ^ D S s a n d the*lr* dutiesdut warns that ! “ undesirables, snitches:chcs, in fo rm e rs or> :paramUitary assaslnsislns" of the old ■ S o m o z a r e g i m e still si live In H RoRon Cl^son | ..''N icaragua. Ruporluport Ofrico MDnngor H ; t,' “Because of this,5. ee; a c h o n e of us n, building our wallslls andc nailing R , “ TOUst be a militiamaaman — without You’ve prpbab)ably seen us puttingIg inI our foundation, 1 I uniform or rifle — to: watch the on our roof. W e ’r e riov/ re a d y Td open and you’re ininvited to join us on Septemberi .tr^ - i suspicious elemeiments in the 27 and 28 inn KKetehum and Octobi[ober 4 and 5 ih Rupepert. The same typeDe ofo friendly • neighborhood. Informrm authorities on '.. where there are weap‘TheCDSwllIbetheithemaximumunlt j m 8 c L b m r f T v v ^iFalls l H :: 'i ' of power In cach nelght‘Ighborhood,” said ^ CmnmAnder Monica;a faltodano,I na- W e OHIce: 233 Second S t., N., N Twin Falls Ovre mter, Burley Blue LaK<.akes Blvd. N., Tvyin FalhF alls- H '■ .ti£{d>tea^taryl}ftbe TalkirIngton ssays -i' ■ he willllmnai[g a in - j TWIN FALLS— Incurncurhbent Chris clal problemlems'posed by the I percentt . I Talicington Tuesday announced anr his law. candidacy for re-cJectlonlion lo the Twin i ' “ UpcomIiming budgets require I Falls City Council, raisingsin g th e n u m b e r se a so n e d scis5or*cutters scl who act in I o f a o n o u n c e d c a n d id ate s toI five. th e p u b lic: interestinl rather than specialI I Another potential candidate, cam Olln Interest,"'h hc e s a i d . | G ardner of Twin Fails,!s, sasi id T u e s d a y If h e ruims, n s Gardner indicated hisi ' i h e w ill d e c id e w ith in onen e w eek. c a m p a ig nI wouldvn also concentrate on I Talklngton cast asidede Ihis reserva- the 1 percenicent law. He added the city - I tlons at another four-j3ur*year term, should strive stri toward retaining I becoming the third incumcumbent lo run, primary servservices, ■ joining Councilmen GordiJordon Cox and ... : they should start trimming I Bud Cheney. Mayor LeorU»nSm,.hhas at the top instead of the s a l d h e w ill n o t run. m atthebottom."hesald. . k "The previous four yearsyea have not branchesatU ______been_casyt-myJamlIy_aiy-andJ.do not_____G a rd n e r.r, \t'hn k pmptnywl nt Hnmi» B make the decision to10 runr wilhout Plumbing an; and Heating of Twin Falls, I . reservation,” . Talklngtongton said, ‘it said he haslas taken out a candidate ■ was a tough decisionn aand one we petition butbut has yet to make up his ■ d id n 't m a k e u n til a d a yI'ago," ag( mind, ‘i'mm I thinking seriously about ■ If re-elected, Talklngttington said he ' It.butl'm stli:stlilundecided."hc5aid. ■ would concentrate onI Im]Improving the Candidatesites must turn signed petl- ■ city's sewage plant, Imp]implementing a llonslntocltjc ity hall by Ocl. 9. ■ garbage-fueled steamim produclhg Four councuncii seats are up for grabs I plant, opposing closed-ded-door council in the Nov. /.6 6 election. Any registered I sessions and dealing withw lth c lty flnan- re s id e n t Is eliileligibletorun, / ■

J o l t e ^d g u n c causes I - h u n t i nn g f a t a llity ] I B E L L E V U E - A 19-yei9-year-old San- charge, woun'oundlng th e young m a n in Patrick SuIllvnn/Tlni«,Newi------Francisco' resident d died ie d M onday th e r fg h t side,Ide, in the vicinity of therib evening of an.accldcntai11 shsh( o tg u n b la st c a g e . S h e riff'Iff 1D re x ie r said, T u e s d a y ’s sstorm tc to re th e roof off)ff RF obert C raw fo rd 's $2.012.000 loafing shed on hislls as from town.n. The' accident occurred W ’ i n d s , p a s s w \ ) i t h o u l iVRehael A sh to n , 19. H c ssa a id th e yo u n g a b o u t 6:30 p.m.p.n Monday. , rain it^inuch:h harm man was visiting frlcncriends in the Drexier saidsal the boy was still alive BUHL — Heavy rain wasis reporledr unless rainlin continues, most will be B e lle v u e a re a a n d h a d gonejone hunting in when he reac■cached Blaine County Hos* in be were no animal casualiualtles and-no of Castlcfoitlcford and operates a weather in the Buhl area Tuesday afternoon,afl back at work,’ork to d ay . Slaughterhouse Canyon, pltal but hele died.ad short time later in bi olher serious damage: rcjreported In the reporlinging station for Green Giant but most other Magic Valleyly commu-i jhe Robeiobert Crawford farm, two ' He said the party hadd tutwo vehicles ihe emergence n c y ro o m . , nl ■VO a re a , . C an n inig g Co..Cc said Castleford received nlties reported only scatlere•red show- miles northrlh c of Curry, was the appar- and Ashton was in one of themt when This Is thethe firsl fatality of the fall ere rs . ir- National Weather SerS erv lcc re p o rts .30 o f ^ nsn in inch of rain In.a m alter of a . , , e n t v ic timm of a tornado-type windIld in d ic a te d Ih e re w as alsoso I:heavy rain in fow minut(linutes Tuesday aftemoon. He the accident occun^.. H(He said the hunting seaseason to be reported In Winds, gusting up to 25 mp mph. blew which liftedted the roof from a loafingng Buriey and in some areaseas of Treasure said ll waswas a downpour but lasted only other vchlcle was drivenIven by Scott Magic ValleyIley or Wood River Valley, sosome cut beans, alfalfa seed i Kl a n d h a y sh e d n e a rr th.Ihelr homo. It carried thehe Vailoy. Some hall was a Kramer said it might keep Brower, about the sam<;ame age. of Drexier saidlid itI was not known where oraround In fields, but farm ers s s also reported briefly. Kr ^ s a id th e y ro o f Inlo aa mnearby field where it wasa s b y Ihe w e a th e r se rv ice , bi rs o u t o f th e field s fo r o d a y o r ------Bellevue. Brower was'/as' following thegunwasb

W anningiissuedd to T'win Falls1 > re s t]h o m t By B0NI4IE BAIRDID JONESJ' . 'better procedu edure in aseptic and Isoia- a'ja'grcaterdegrec of cleanllnet!)ess *lo be plan of correc Tlme»-New8wrtt frcfre e to a p p ea l th e d e cisio n ' spot zone changc to allowlow a, planned lo the Twin 1 FFalisj City Council, He is Crash kills Paululm an • May I please u unit development locatcdIted north of also free lolo. build the reslournnt i use the phone Misleading salessa pitch G re e n A c re s subdivision.1, wilhout a drlvIrlve-up window, although EDEN*HA2ELT0N - A\ 27-year2 old Paul man HUPEHT - A prisonerner wanted iniioth Cassia T W IN F A L t^ - A TwTwin in Falls l)usines.s- firm • About ten people atlpndlmIding the P&Z parking mayay ]pose a problem. Com- 'died of massive head injuijuries In a car-tnick a n d M inidoka c o u n ties for fo writing bad ehccks has i agreed.-following Invcsinvestigation by the Idaho meeting, most from the; GreenGn Acrcs munltyDlreclafclorLaM arOrlonsaid. >accident near here MonUajJay nlglU. the .Jerome w alk ed ou t of th e M inidokaJoka Counly Ja il T u e s d a y . Attorney General's officcuffice, lo change sales ; area, oppsed the proposal L CountyI Sheriff’s office rcporllo rte d , _ ___ . GilliertoA, Marlinez,r., alias.HoljertJlodrigiiez,al ___ _ tactics- involving smokeoko,.and fire dclcctliig • ' ■ Kilirah. Cohslructlotr Co. w as laken oiii ol hl.scell‘11 tott place a phone call al eqiilpmeiil. ' lould be amended, saying A p a s s e n g e r In h is c a r• was w reporled as still - jccled to increased popu'latk unconscious and in serious i • a b o u l D::iO a .m . W hilelie theI Jailer, dialed tiie An Assurance of Volunt,aluntary Compliance has . the proposal would hringIng along . the Ihoho 1law would i)c unreason* | is condition In a Uolse ’ h o sp ita l T u esd ay nig h t. huml)er, .Marlinez slippedipcd out. The jailer turned been I filed in 5lh Districtlet CourtC by the Allorney IIOO blo c k a re a of Blue Blu L akes around and disco/m ’dIth the e m a n w as gone. G ' e n e ra l's office w illi Michael Mic: Sleven Covert. • , The victim was identified Boulevai^ North. T h e com mnlsslon lss is still trying lo fill e d b y S h e i lff iCIza H all On the sam e morning,g, nnu e x t do o r. M a rtin e z w n s doing ' business o.-i Magicaglc Valley. Safety, The . ._as.Kyle Andrcw^Xdams, 27. ■■ - - -Arm ed wilh a petition1 presentedpro by .< a-vacancy" leftic/t by the resignation of ” i 27. His passenger was -■ not. present'W hen-ho w;\sw ;\s tjound o v e r to i*'ifth document ' stales the Twinfwin Falls firm has con- Identified as Holly Scoll, 20. ( Camden Meyer of Twinn Falls,I*'; they Charles BrocJrockway. of; Twin Falls :0. of P a u l, .District Court on chargesrges of wrillng checks on ducted ' a telephone solidiollcitatlon cam'paign in Hall said Adams was dri also voiced concerns overk'cr increasedI Brockway resiresigned hist month. P&7, , driving liis car soulh- in siitfieien l fuilds a n d on.)ii closetlc! account.s. i lo h a d connection < with .s.iles ofot thei smoke and fire bound on Valley Road aboul tr a f f ic In th e a re a . will recommennend a ropiaceniient lo the , )Ul9:40 p.ni, and failed waived liis prellminarvry |ihearing in Magistrate .cda.Qd d aj In sta lled . - bill sa id ho p ro b a b ly Is fn>nfrom Mexico. • - ...... that someone entered biss propertypr at. rim where theyhey proceeded to butcher A spokeswoman for St. < L Aiphonsus Hospital . M artinez Is descrlt^ed:d asaj having light skin, of In the compliance agrceigrcemchl. Magic Volley the end of Bell Street on1 HHo ock C re ek tiicm a n d ta kcethemeat. e U ssaid Ms. Scott, who' was as taken by Jerome M e x ica n d e sc e n t, b la c k lialr, liii brown eyes, dean ‘S a fe ly is requlrc-d lo inform'infi anvone~calied C a n y o n a n d kliied tw o of h is goat^.(; /Ambulance Service to Magi > pgic Valley Memorial shaven. He Is .'5-feel-ll.. amaii i w eighs lt«) poiinds. iregarding the uquipmenl'lh Ifopez; w ho liv e s a t 23G!C Sidney SI St.. He listed hisIs iclo ss a l ab o u t $100. Cily ^ IHospital In Twin Fails; re nl-lhat the call Is to sell remains unconscious H e w as la s t se e n w e a rinnga^jlaid g a shirt and brown ^smoke and' fire deleclors,:lors, and to name the - said whea.he went lo checcheck on th e p o lic e a r e Inv'esivestigallng the tiieft and • - ' '*with severe Internal head injin ju rle s, ' | p a n ts. p ro d u c i b ra n d a n d ty p e ofdclector.of de • goiits Sunday, fie found aomeonehadaom Hlegaikillingoftio fth e a n lm a ls . .. ___ I

... I • - ' 'J ■ ■ f ' 'y . ^ . B-2Hm«s-Newa,Tw[, Twin Falls. Idaho W odnesdaylday,8epl»m bsr»,ien p^rningsis soar , 1 — MkBclLc rii€53nrBikrisersdrim ta tn e cOL , -^6 e n VER (UPI) — Mountairitaln BeU Belh^fflcIaJs'saidiaid s to c k h o ld t^ e a m ^ fo r th11 e so m e tim e in 1978. ^ - e aimlngs m li for the latest 12-rtonth l2-r 'I3.4f per shareire during the-lal«t -- H • BOISE (UPI)-k-Idaho fire officials, unig's „ not running anymore. Theh e hu-hi w e re c a i l ^ In la te TucjuGsday a s th e fire perloouitea blMhl&maming^ling^. bumedoutofcontroi.I. 'yean e a f i company officials said Monday,,Mor over the ’corrcspi•cspoftding -.period last growth, gro'^ demand for telephone^ice -• morning rainstorm,rm, predicted thal a * For this late.In September,, it^P" it’s Dufotn- sald anotherrter 100 men had -^N•NeHncomcYortheycarcirairra et aing3\ug.— yearrr ------;------, 1 - rcremains m i strong In the region," il,000-acre timber>er blaze burning heckolk of a good-sized fire," Dufourur hahad been ordered to f igjitt picP blaze today. 3(t toitotaled *271.9 million com]ram part ' Company officiificlals said net Incdme Mounlain Moui BeU Presklenl Robert K. :northeost of Boisese wouldv. be brought gamJ earlierg, as' coutlous fire bosses boss< He said the new crcwews contained GO with1th $253.6i m illio n in 1978. Mountain Mot) was $68.6 million,lion, dow n $1.3 m l l l ^ Timothy Tim e Mid.. ______. under contro! by WedWednesday nighl/ pouraiircd 230 men to the bum arearea Ito men from national forestsfon in Oregon ».Wlnds and dange:ingerous'ftre condl- prevenvent the flames from reachlnaching and 40 from Utah,, m i ak in g fo r a ______. U p n s.h ad fo rc c d sstrategists tr a t In Boise to T>inh»/hoXPlty:------nmrtniTEtl lorce o:of some 230 ^ ------jj»il-forticipiromTJfiraf^on and uion os ^ Heie saids the firc, which niaredred Ito firefighters. — OlilTDfflllg n V N HAS BQEN RE jH e man-causcd fire roared between i,ooo0 acresa overnight behind aQ high hig Air (ankers' droppedlod .fire-retardant , .•■ • ; . ^ i s e a n d Id a h o Cllv.-Ily- wind,d, nb longer threatened Idaho Idoh chemicals on the blaze, k g ro u n d . < Forest Service:e iolookout s p o tte d th e c ityI. . FHc said the firc at one point poii tankers sprayed the! fircfl wllh water •. .. ' ^ironies Tuesday butburning through a licked'ed wilhln three miles of the towtowi n, a n d bu lld o z ers d u g coniontainmcnt lines, ,.. dozen acres} of wowed tcrt-aln but there thi was no danger .of home hom . Dufour said. ' ^marked by large^arrh amounts of logging dcstruct ru ctio n . The (ire before Ithe rain had .« .' ■ ' ;« o s h . T hhirty irl Boise National Fores'‘orest .advanced across'fore;irest terrain de- ^ B oise N a tio n a1 l FAdministration - - beiebeien rem oved and hewlew grass has been tnsinstalled. .We regret the inconvenience caused ent the treaties r I' ed re je c tio n *lo” P a n a fn a CCanal ano ^ ^ Implement rb ogr patrons and w/e e Invite?i you to inspect>ct the,grounds now . idlks S Jn without congressionalol approval, the .T r e aUy l y lim plementation legisiatTon., H :• BOliSB'tUPU ;^.A-.A Groal Basin OU . Inalja le tte r to h is co lleag u es. H anariMh^ sei will contest the trIre e a ty o f 1977 on . AfSi^{$0 ask aboutourspecpedal Companion Lotot offer( ihat wlH m akeke fth ea sy for you to obtain ■ 'lCo.:qxlki»raansaldlid KMonday the firm outlinedIned the four major points ofof thIhi e g r o u n d lh a t su c h1 trin e a ty c a n n o t go • y/nn/our lot fn advance ofyfneed. n ■ ■ v ' !>vlIlTefuw to allowIW thet^ 7,647 acres b t suil,ft'hft'hlchare; ' . jrito^^fect lacking fmpliplemcntlng leg- ^ ■ 4 i - ■■ K < Mand: it!has, leaseded iiin the-proposed —AssAssured continuation of. thi ■ r 'IS n a k e R iv e ^ B rrds ofo f P r e y A re a lo b e P a n aam& m a Canal Co. until Congressisi^as hai ;"Um .hopeful that-(t-once-m y col- •: riMLLSCIMITITIRYiASSeCI»CIAtlON B ?-;! ' ;transfen3e(i_^-.:tlie:the_iederal—gov— rflnallycly d e a itw lth IhCTrtatteT- o rfrejic b afy ft .le a g u e s se e th a t ste p s aai r e b e in g ta k e n 'r03-6370 BIN M odlond, Sr.r . ^ I'l O Hflee I c « ot 435 iOtoin Ave. East i 'c n u n e n t. Im plemementatioh. i to avoid com plicati^,ns, Jhey will also • : ■ i . ■- - • ■ j r ...... — ■ . ;! Under Idaho law,iw, a£ le sso r o f s ta te —WiVhether h( the treaty Is legal sincenceit I reallze.that tiie worldd wonlt-^ come to " ■ i (lands hAs.the.rigtit-totit-to refuse to allow containains such contractual ■'dl;- -'dl; an end when they agaigain refuse Im- ! . I , H ;! . {‘the land to be- transferredtrar to tho agreemiements as the De ConcfnI Rteser- c»r pletnentallon," Hansen:e n sa ld . ! IsupMvlBlon of / the federal, goy- .* lenuiiral. •' ^ H ; '■ TM Lo8-Angeless b{bas^ firm wants- ■ : :io«xploretheposslbilslb iiity o t oil a n d g a s •ex suit hillitsO SD / ■ ' \depct8lU under thehe land,1 said Monl )1SE (UP!) — Four • femali>male ' Scerbinske who-was hiredhir on Oct. 5. K ;,.- , 'W a^,. a Boisee S State University ER FRIM Ib y ees o f th e sta te D e p a rtmentof=1974. e n t o H ■' - Igeologisi and . consconsultant for the 1 : culture have filed a sex discrlnil:r lm l-'— - T h o fo u r w o rk e d hl a rv e st. T h e , . chnncc In 30 Uint H.V' ‘ . '!thm.;:wa8-.one chai D is tric t C o u rt. V . women said male ethploployccs.with ttie V . (ound In Uie western B;,h„ iby llene Cramer, Ro^! MM. same duties were allowe)wedtotontlni/6 ««d Birds or Pr^ LemS,mons, Faye Pearl SceH>fnsk(ifnske 'working at the scrvlccIce ^yoridv.the " M arjory Marjlyn Walden .were.wen ’ hahrest. oii“)H" . Mnvestinent in oilII a:nnd. natlu-nl gns i^tgricultural products Inspectlor•cllon Equal Employmentt Opportunity ------;I‘expIotatlon” woulclId-be-protected 'tJ ..as iceonSopt, Ir 1973except fo'pMrs■Mrs.— C o m m issio n p r io r fillni s s t t h e s u l i : ------■ t —' rweirby-jlKTBoreau-oau-ofT;and'Manifge-— ■ i '' menl as by the Statstate Und Depart- _ ^ ■ ' m e n t,h e s a id . ■ r ~ '. - W a rn e r s a i d h e couicould not guarantee- JK ^l[aiisen | ca:ase to eoi) u r t B i': ,■ .■ Uie area would prodiiroduce commcrcial ■ T """ {. quantlties'ofgaS andand'oilrbursaldthe ------BOISEISE (UPI),-^'A date will soonin be ■' lainliig personal' creditd il' lh fo rm a lib n ' ' . 2 ! allowed to drill test-t set foror ;a trial to determine if the about Hansen “fotfor unlawful : - ; firm needed to be alle H - . ' .'w ells to fin d out. p e rs oinal n a l privacy of Idaho Con- purposes.” DA ■ r - : The BLM has placeilaced a moratorium grcssmaman George Hanseo was vio- vlo- Hansen contends Morilorgan obtained K .. ~ ; on drilling untilitil the proposed fated,, a lawyer, for Hansen .saidsaid a credit report as a memberme o( the . j ' ' ■ ■ ! s settled, but oil and TuesdayJa y . . > ‘ lion and later k ; I • expansion Issue is sel Pocatello Credit Unloi . ^ t u r d a y , Ootpber c i 13,1979 m i : gas exploration woiwould be allowed Accorc»rding to Boise attorney IvererJ. J. turned it over to aI congressionalc i; imde'rlheprovlslonso3nsoftheexpanslon.. Longetolotelg, a federal district-judge'udge-. comrnlttec which wasIS Inv estig atin g The Land B bnl'wlll ^ V ask Interior Mondaylay denied Hansen’s motion forfora a Hansen., The Idaho Renl^ublican said i < T I M E : 1 0 0 : 0 0 a . m . ■V- ' Sed«tary Cecil Andnjid r u s lo d e la y le g ls- su m mnary a r; Judgment In the con- .. that violated the Fair• C re d it R eport* i' ■ *<; latlon on the proposeposed expansion for m ssmm a n ’s 1974 law su it a g a ins l l a a in g A ct, w h ic h lim its hehow and when C heck;l

p n j K ^ ISTANCE • U»o.ptnm ^ I8m*0ind - M m ilflS ' > b e n -iiM Q ira c g s - 0 « • • «p«pMal1i wallwtaiKr. ripOE MhmCh**idkalmphy ■ r ' j* R a y iRRosie) o s Puckett of Hamilton and DaleDioaifneWa/alker- M rs.rEEd di (Vlolel) Bortz of Twin Falls; START f,i BURLEY - GravesideI S(services for ^ • . Uirecsoti!sons. Ralph Cox. Lantle Cox, and B l M |^ coufttfy Chib up 01 ^ Dale Dwayne Walker, 20. of3f Burley,B who ADDiTiONALU.PR12E9 PF J.O . Cox.rox Jr., all of Kimberly; 26 grand- Bi« to 0« ngttti aid*M e< UM Pwrtn* AiWb* - •cnw* - 1*1.2iWandM'p«tn) ) Burley, were P*(il d r t n r j mJ l------r = dlcdScptatj».ljri»hflme in Bi prtmlobtMnetinewldtfwrm " ' J?------coriductca a t lOrWVa.m,. TTuesday In Clly mtw pip* It Ow NmMUkMComWyOub. Uk th ree ' ^great-great-grandchiidrcn. In Pleasant View Cemetery urunder dIrec- ■' • : additionon ilo her husband, she also was tion of Payne Mortuary. $1 • precededded In death by two daughlers and 5 5 " " E N T R Y , F EE E E P E R RUNN ERE F I ason. •7.00 Laltj I t EntryI Fm dees wll] be conducted at 10 a.m.J, GIadi;8 P. Broadhihead ■*- Scrvlcc SPONSOJHSOntDBY; [lay in White Mortuary Chapel byiV RUPERT-GladysP.Brociroadhead, “•!, Saturday ------NBWTON*S«PS«PORTCENTER------RETUF Mlnlco, minister, ouriiu w iiiliclnIS— ' 01 H U lw nrdlcd 'luesday’ moniingn: at PARKINQ ETURNTWnrrFORMTCR“ ------JXTM lnlt (E8-NEWS NtM t Memorial Park. Friends may]y Minidoka Memorial Hospital.lal. Ntwton’s Sporl C«nt*f Sunset M OtCVALUYYrOA '' ait t Ulthe mortuary Thursday alter* She w as bom Sept. 23,1905,705, al Albion. . ; noon, FFriday, rk and until 9 a.m. Saiurday.y She graduated from AlbMblon Stale j. f Norm al In 1925 ond taughtijht school al Oakley and at Thomas, She Shi married I; Reed Broadhead Aug, 10,. 1927.Ii In the Don ClC m ft S alt U k e City LDS Temple,ple. and they - ■ DATE TIPTIME BUHLIL •- Don Craft. 4S. of Sandd moved to Rupert where sheihe had since Saiurday. OcioOof 13.19791979 . 10:tOiOOA.I^. b r in g ss. , Okla.. died Monday of a heart1 resided. She was a mem berc r ol< Ihe LDS attack at Sand Springs. Hc was a Church, having been activele InI. all orga- 'CHECK-IN TIME:1:9.-OOA.M. 9.1 •6 ENTRY FEEEE (orm erM•MaglcValleyrcsldent. a nlzatirtij^ Post ontdes will be accratodmtod: S7oniryfoe belore October 133 Advance onlry will help T-BhltiT-shii supply T-shirts to all finishersihers ServicesIces arc pending and will t>ce S u rv lv o \, include her hihusband of announcediccd by Farm er Chapel. R upert; a daughter, .Mrs, KarKaren Card of START; Bakerslicld. Calif.: a son, soi Steven Bluo U kes Couniy Club3 up tno Blue U kos orado acrosslU meif desert to the north sideiOf.mePerrlneBrldg«~ of.m ^ £9 j: e A. Adam s ' Broadhead. of Las Vedgtdga$: seven across me Perdno Brlctfio]o to Canyon Springs acrossIS theihi Twin Falls Oly water pipe1 endiiending at the B l u e t t s iHHH • grandchildren; three brolheiihers, Melvin CoumfyCiub. ,V BURLE’LEY - Kyle A. lAdams. 27. of Perrins ol Spokane, Estcici Perrlas1 o l . \:.M dt0toCqx• BurJcy.dic, died Monday evening ol Injuriess Ontario, and Kermll PerrinsIns of Carey; DISTANCE: ■: I . KIMBERLY - Maudle Mai Cox. 91, 0 xl in an aulomobile accldcnt nearr two sisters; Mrs, Vcrn-n (Verona) 7.1 miles ;; ;Klmberly. diwl.Tucsirue^ay mom ng at jc n ms. c . Tomlinson of Pocalcllo andd Mrs.M Robert nvalescenl Center. ScrvlcesIces are pending and will bqQ (Freda) G ray of BlackfooLoL She was PARKING: I; . She was bomI D«Dec. 9, 1887, a t announced preceded in death by a daughughter.ason. Blue Lakes Counlry Clubb — at Iho top ol mo rlrp on the norihnor) canyon — Follow signs tot o are a r ^ PUEASTotoserve iced by Payne Mortuary. signs forpailQ. NOPAflKirflKiNQ In tho main parking lots. R»giR»gi8trat)on & check-ln will also) b«be aiat tne top of the norm - ~ ;• •Ham ilton, Mo. She» nimarried Jessie O. - and two sisters. rim: •.CojtSr.Dec;25.l«M.D>04. nt HamlHoh, Mb.. ■ , eir. - t Wilson Services will be iieldI ata 2 p.m. I' ‘and they came toI IdahoIda In ID37. TTwy h t S t e J -Thursday in the Rupert LDS)SSlakchoaw S PHIZES: L ;! llv e d .fo r a shoKi tliTUme at CasUcford ' OAKLEVLEY - Elsie J. .McMurrayf w ith Bishop Floyd W. Mcrrlcrrlll official- 181 place lastesl man Eschwllltecelveapssperpoiualll Inchhlgn 4 ' twtore m oving lo KImtKImlwrly in IW6, Mr. Wlfson., 100.W of Oakley, died Tuesdayf Ing. B urial will be in the RUfflupcrt Ceme- 1st placo losiest womanI silver chailco trophy.)phy. Also, permanent trophy : Cox died July zi,4 Him She was a morningig'in ir Cassia Memorial Hospital1 ’ tery. Friends may call alt ll the Hansen ' i to men and womens’lens'over-all wtnnef. - membcfof the Churchurch of Christ of Twin • a ftcralonglong Illness. . . Mortuary this altemoon anand evening ' Falls. Scrvlcesices are pending ond will be2 nnd a t-th c church an houilour prior to ADDiTiONAL PRIZEIIZES: ______Survivlng..are,m-q-tu-n ilfliiohlKr^ Mm nnnniiT^ivwl sorvico*.------:------i

^ •. .r-;: , MAGIC3IC \VALLEY MEMORLU- ' GOODINGc o o COUNTY MEMORIAL , ENTRYFFORM Admitted Admitted John Van Durcn, C racel■ace Thompson. Leonard DauKherly.rty. Ilusscii Mrs E lm er Schrul>chrufl of Wendell, and Ina Nd.sori1 nnnnd .Mra. .Mark AGE GROUPS: flEtURN ENTRY FO y Mecham, McGulrc.bolholGoo}lGoo(ling. ; ■■ ►Wynn. Mrs. FrnnWInI TinTIngey. Wendy Gclst. Anthony !Hi 18tndund«r ______1 .Dianne Askew. Billy FoniFord. Mary.Vandcrpool, John R.fl. A Morgan. Births - 19-24______• n t t r t^^CIirford Blades, Mrs. GorGordon Grove, and Candace Bubblubb, oil of A daughter lo> Mr.Mr. anda Mrs. Mark McGulrc of Goodioding, Ntwtpn’a Spoilt C«ntt ;;rwin Falls; Nellie David)avldson of M urtJiugh; A rthur Bell. Bell Mrs. 25 • » ______1188 B lu* U k M Blvd.Wd. ^N . r . ■ ,^ n a ld lloll, and Mrs,, JesseJesi Howerton, alt of Butil; Mrs.rs. 1Hayden CASSIAMEMORIAL 3 0 - 3 9 ______Twin F a llt, Idaho 8330113301 iTtewllnorHazetton; Mrs.Mrs, Bruce nossfeld of Paul; Mrs.Irs. Orville Admitted 4 0 V 4 9 ______* 733-83T1 ;):ifarloyorWendcll;Mrs.rs. 0.Danny Sklnnerof Kimberly: Mrs.Mrs. Roger Albcrl Anderson,wn, JuneJi Waters, Mary Blubaujdi. Th'Theoilolltnijcr. 6 0 * o v i r ______Sfiorp of Burley; Jack:k irHenderson of Jerome; and MrsMrs, Lynn h and Kimberly Harris.larrls, allof Buriey: and Margie Neff;ff ofi Muila. • ..BCrkebllcofBllss. Dlsm'h-sed «.p NAME: ______* ■ A Q & ______SE)SEX:______T-ahlrt a ll* - --S.M,L,XL 8 , 1 ------Dismissed Rolan Laney, Ethel Morris. Jessie Ramos, and Knrert Snelaon andI MnMrs: Dan Waddell, bolh of Twinwin Falls: of Buriey; Judy FouFowler of Heybum: ond Geraldineline Pelerson ol ADDRESS:______PHONE:_g; ; '' . bfBuhl;.KennethAndersonardn and Irvln U ll, i» th jil Gooding:g: Edward E A son to Mr. ondndMrs.DbnSesslonsofBurley. Mr . during this rac e ;' ^ JuBelsel of Rupert: Mrs.. Jim Rolse of llBzelton; Minervaa SrSmith of V ■ Klmt)erly;ondShannonHoinKodgoofHeyburh. . MINIDOKAI MEMORIAL • B irths ■ Admitted . sStgnaiure) ” • Sons to Mr. ond Mrs. GordonGon Grove of Twin Falls. Mr.‘.an an d Mrs. Edna Matthewsvs of IRupert. ■ (Runner’s sic {Parent'a Signature If Runne^unnerunctorie) • . Lynn Berkeblle of Dlisss and Mr. and M rs. Bruce Hosafcld■Id ofoi Paul. . Dismissed . ^v, . andffldaughtertoMr,andWmd Mrs. E dL ucero of Paul, Vcmetta Speer:r of PPaul. Wodnosday, Septisptenibor26,197B TImos-Nov)-Now8. Twin Falls, Idaho - '

J J S i i l l N (o . 1 ; T i gj e r s 1m o v l / e u f NEW YORK (UPl)»C - Sti ’1) — T h re e In* D t o e In,). fifth fi place after the in-1- 70-yard pass from Phil BradladleytoKen keep Oklahk lah o m a No. 3 w ith a 49-13)-13 11 a f t e r a 45-29) victory\ over xe*m P dependents had their elr lofty status dependentIt FightingF Irish dropped aa B] la ir, cap p in g 'a 9 9:yard driyirive. victory ovovei er T u lsa . T h e S o oners. 2-0, I P u r d u e — w hich caiii s h a k e n u p b y d e fe a ts Sj 2-0. Washington St., and Pu ts S a tu rd a y , b u l 28-22 declsloiIslon to P u rd u e . M isso u ri. 3-0, a n e r r a tic teite a m w hich rec eiv ed d 48548J p o in ts . T ex a s. l-0< pick ed : M issouri. was only ta ked went from flflh toI uiu n ra n k e d a fte r owaSomi •too happy lo Michigan:an State assumed the No. 6 traditionallyt loses a'few gamesgai each up the remaemalning two first-place votes'>tes lo sin g to U CLA in th10 e ssecond week — breathe the rarefied air i air of- the Top lo spot vacatedlied when independent Pennn y > e a r to m e d io c re opponents,ts, w ilih a v e . a n d 4155 points po to stay fourth andand rebounded bock to-No.:40.12 with the big : In the UPI Board of Q Mktmn | . )f Coaches third State lost; toto' T e x a s A&M 27-14 a n d id lee tot p u l to g e th e r four so lid qualuarterslhls Nebraska.ka, 2-0,: n ip p e d Io w a 24^21 to hopie victory over Noln uourl 13-0) 3M .w e e k ly c o lleg e football ra o lre D am e. HiSJwon'LUion (2-0) m ill ratings, which Houston Isis eighth-ranked,el followed by/ Si a tu rd a y if it- w a n ts lo conlinue coi to moveinlofillo fifth w ith 320 points. Michigan is rankeded 13th. followed - -w ere announced Tuesday, s s e z ' s i . ■ I iday. • WashingtonU3n and Florida St., which1 cUmbc up the ratings ladladder: the ' The Spartans.-unbeaten Spor in threeree by Arkansas and LSU,SU. all easy, win- ' ' nn" si : The unbeaten Tigers, ;ers, who broke moved up> fo foi u r n o tc h es to No. 10. .T 1 ig e rs, w ho r e c e iv e d 304 points, pol play games followfolio ing a 24^21 triu m p h over v er ners Saturday. Thee FightingI Irish ; open a tight game in the 1 the second half Pittsburgirgh, ranked 13th beforee h\ o st to Tex a s. M iam i (Ohio), (Ohi moved up two spotss toto' dropped down to No.lo. 16 a n d UCLA ! a^ J S S . en route to a 33-7 v i i s ’lii ■ 7 victory over dropping aa 17-7'decision to unratedJ S o u th ern C a l. 3-0,’ w hich:h trounced sixth withIth 31631 p o in ts a n d idle H ouston.loo. m o v e d u|W )nc.spol to) NNc o .l7 ; • ; Mississippi, vaulted fron from the No. 11 North Carolirolina, completed the trio off Minnesotat 48-14 behindid C h a r le s 2-0. p ick(cdup286polntsforNo.8,- ed i • Penn St.,‘ upset at al home by the w- icu“ la “j-n* i .w m ot to No. 7. capitalizing z in g on u p se ts of T o p 20 indMiami (Fla.)) loto Ing th e T a r H e e ls 'u p? s set e t of P itts b u rg h , m UoA voting by 38 of the 42 cot 2 coaches oh the Missouri paspast the Rebels. The Tigers'' H e lsm a n T ro p h y w in n e r BBilly Sims round outut thth e lo p 10 w ith 174 points. which went from 13tl13th to unranked Board. Nebraska rcplireplaced Notre hnal TD of the quarter came on ai ri a n fo r 109 y a ru § In le ss thanlan-ahalfto Ohio St.St. advanceda four spots to No. status. Q ’Brki e n - 4 S saysn I toKniticks I NEW- YORK (UPI)'D. - The New York Knicks were 'ttturned down Tuesday in their bid for theI return of Lonnie Shelton and VinVinnie Johnson from SeatUe by NBAA C(Commissioner L a r r y O 'B rie n b u t m aly y sUs t t].collcct th e - $450,000 they paid as part of the Marvin Webster free-ee agent com- pensatlon.. O 'B rie n d ire c te d SeatUP Rcoyals5, dinich tititie B y UUNITED N l PRESS INTERNA’nONnONAL for the injuredred George Brett. Down)owninu s lill ha v e a winninnning g a m e ." R ic h a rd . 17-i:i, ••was -wa: o v e rp o w erin g a s h e in nation T h e California Cal Angels clinched thelitheir first followed with a ;single lo score Bayloror withv Not so, saidid OC tt, w ho p o in te d o u t th.-Hint limited the Braves!s to only four singes. The the five-hit Carew going to third. ChamberlainIn tlthen Slargell’s blows v ru n s B ra v e s go t th e ir fin l n t hhll in the fourth, a single BOISE (UPI) - WniniVniard Reaves. th e ir 19-year hislo ry b e h in d th e fl ivs were the Pirates' onty rur day nighl. uncorked a wild'ltd pitch, allowing Carewirew lo until a fifth-inning by Ed Miller, and1 the olher hits cam e in the N o rth e rn A rizo n a running Ig of Frank Tanana Tuesday ning outburst. Ing K a n sa s C ity 4-1 a n d cnjndingthe. d in score thesecondid runi and allowing Downin;inini’to "He hits those lic k s fiR h. six th a n d se v^ e enth n th Innings. ^ N o. ! r a n k in g 1-AA ru£ ose two home runs and pick 5’ th re e -y e a r re ig n os A m e ric:an a n LeagueL move to sccond.:d. l^ri^y Harlow followeded vwith everybody up." ( John The Aslros. who0 enteredenl the game trailing n a tio n — o n e o f th re e Big I," Ott said. ‘•Hammer (Joh )ivision cham pions, a single that scorcd sc Downing and chased cha Milner) was sitlin sa id . C in cin n a ti by 2 1-22 ggames a r in the West, opened in th e c o u n try 's top fo u rju itling on Ihe bench and he sale toss eliminated t^c Royals.!s. Icle a v in g C h a m b e rla in . Paul P a Splillorff cam e onI for tiie ‘We got lo do somethingson lo help him. out.’it,- I th e sc o rin g In thle e fourthfoi Inning when they ------Reaiffi^eads_KlllU5i: flve-gumcs-behlnd-wKh-oniy-o n iy -fo u r------R o y als,-m ak lnig-hlsJirsLrelleLappeananci g -t UUIOLUI _____s a i d . ‘Y eah, a n d h; iqIuk___ tallied three times,is. tvtwo on g single by Enos ______game rushing offensee anand a season th e se aso n an d seisecondlnthreeyears, to h a v e a rea lly j tolal of 460, snatching thi ling- 1 . liy sore bock if we make himhir Cabell and the olhFr or Itout crowd of 40,631, Includinging formerf( ’ The viclory emended years of fruslrationtion fo r c a r r y u s alt lh aat t w;w a y ." ’ Dave Winfield,, a candidatec for the Most ; th e c o n fe re n c c In to ta l offe ent Richard M. Nixon, gavee severals( team owner Gemenc Autry. Ihe form er singsinging The Pirates,, wwh( ho le ad Ihe E x p o s by ont^-hal-half Valuable Player awaiaward, delivered a two-run - N e v o d a -R e n o 's F ra^iknk H aw k in s also ng ovations to thelr heroes throuIhroughoui cow boy, w ho sa a t t 'w ith N ixon d u rin g th eL'ganie, gai game, have five vhile single and Kurt BevtBevacqua added a two-run : ranks in the nation's, top' five jjamcs remaining whil top four with a S e c i ^d the expansion Los Angt double to hl^lighltit a Ifive-run seventh lo help - 120.3 average and Idaho* ntest ami mony of them Jumpeimped onto Autry purchased •\ngeles ' M o n tre al h a s sixilx t(to p ia y . n Id o s Ihe g a m e e nded a n d b e g;an a n rlr lp ^ n g te a m in 1960 annd d the club moved to Anahinahelm Stargell homereilered off loser Scoll Sandersoirson. the Padres reduce:e the Reds’ lead in the West ’ pano is fourth with ; tu r f fo r so uvenirs, in 1966. 9-8. following a sin c Die DIvlsionlol‘L'gamesim e s ov e r H ouston. a v e r a g e . u single by Tim Foli lo give Ih he National League. Pittsburgiburgh ro- At Pittsburgh,gh. the "PlUsburnh Lumi.u m lie r ''* P i r a le s a 2-0 le ad i 3fter Bob Shirley, pitchintching as though the Padres T h r e e of th e na tio n ’s tc jad in the tlrsl inning and. afte the eastern division lead wilhv ith ,a 10-4 C o m p an y " gotIt Ib a ck in b u sin e ss aind n d ’ the ' the Expos lied the Ihird were in the pennantm t rar a c e , sto p p e d th e R e d s on ters also play in the Big I I the score on Tony Perez‘ thir Inc of Montreal. Meanwhile,J, HoH ouston p resid en t, Willielile Stargell, was theL* dc h ief in n in g sa c rific e fl> :iOlh s e v e n h its in nolchiolching his eighth victory - e n c e . S tu D o d d s of M ontar ;e fly arid L arr> ’ P a r r r i s h ’s :iOt, wllhln I's games of Cincinnati : homer in the fourt ;s. The only runs off the gained' the lead with a nati In the financier 'ourlh. Stargell put ihe Pirate-ates a g a in s t 16 lo sse s. 1 ith an 8-0 shutout of Atlanta.. The Reds Shocked after:r tlosing the second gamem e oi f\a on to p ;i-2 w ltii a lo der came on back-to.-back average. Ranking fourti a leadoff h o m e r, h is : Don Baylor walked and1 wentwc to ' "This was a iteam effort all the wa ‘dto__Boston.Si3_£hlcagoiRo clubbed< Minnesota 9-3, State’s offensive player o w a y .” o f th e re c o rd hei se l la s l y e a r, l i e 's e x p e c te d tc c f A o S S ion Carew’s single under thele gicglove ot Stargell said. "I just happened to be Ihe make one moree sitstart this seasonrflgninst thetht New York lipped Clevelond-7-5,Clevi Texas b o p p e d ------fo r th e sc co n d tim e th is se lascman Todd Cruz^w;h6^.was-p|.as-playlng brute. You take;e £awav Ihe three runs anda n d wc* D o d g ers In Los Anj;A n w ies. O a k la n d 5-3, a n d Milw,MilwaukenlppodSeattle7-6. th e c o n fe re n c e In to ta l Soffci n T ' . ' “ ^

----- The-Angler’s'’s " G o m s r ~ ------k ‘ Auturmn: a gijreat tinneto ggo out fishingf 5 in the2 valley

. ' ' ' By BAJIBARA RB / PHELPS The stream 1 visitei isited last week was lined withI reremnants water in a loyet. . Grasshoppers were everywhenicre. They fish aheadd of the line. F■'ork o ri of th e S n a k e R iv e r, The T he I-'all River Is in the same » , ' Autumn can be one of tthe best times of the yearar forf ' had eaten the willowilow leaves1 so thoroughly that th< th e banks airoa ro t and another favorite, fish in g . M any people, howelOwever, h a v e n e v e r giv e n it aitry. try wereactuallydefoiiatioiiated . O n c e th e s u m m e r ls overover, they're back to daily routinutlnes I tried differentt terrterrestrial and nymph patterns,ns. bul liie Autumn nal also signals the time for>r tlthe hrown trout to ' A new 16nim color movieic fromfr Scientific Anglers/3M : with weekends devotedHi tl>f' • ' It costs $8 to reserve the film • a n g le r s a r e few , a n d il's8 a b eoutlful tim e fo r fis h in g .'' X' .u p stre a m In sim ilalar r w ater Riffles also are goodII stsections. "lilslcnce.B. film. W rite Association Filnu, 8GG1GG Third Ave., New York. N.Y. ‘ ‘ :Gra8shoppers, ants^ beetbeetles and crickets are abundandiint These mildly roughlUgh stre tc h e s c a n p ro d u cc fisfish even : th ro u g h b u t th e fields a nid d nenear tho w ater's edge. Thesese a re th o u g h th e y firs t appejappear barren. W ithin a Irelltlvoly sport drive,, IhIhere .Is excellent • the terrestrial insects thath a t mr a k e u p m o st of th e R r^ wVinter in t The presentationan of the fly ,wlll be one of thee decidingd • autumn flshlrIshlrig.'ln the Hagerman area,•ea, Billingsley Creek Tip Tl of the Week: A teaspcwispoon cnn make an excellent ' ; dIeUofflsh. factors as to whethelether the fish wlir strike or■not. m The isoneofmyfin y fav o rite s. subsiubstltute for a fish scale. The handle flts the hand; and ■ ■ Depending on your preferrefcrchce, these terrestrials con;anbe I slightest cross-puliIII or o r d r a g m otion lo th e fly willIII usu ally ' D riv ini g north, no there is Silver Creekreck. Lillle nnd Bin the'he edges are dull enough not toi cut the f.'^h's flesh, but u s e d o s liv e b a il o r tie d a s fly(1 fish in g Im ita tio n s. m ake the fish refuseuse ItIt. A c a s t shoi(Ul p u t th e ieade.ider on the ' Wood Rivers,/ers. Not as welt known on theIhe ce a s te r n sido is llK’ shih a a i rp e n o u g h to e a sily re mlovelhescales.- o v e I 1 TIm ea-N ewa. Twinrwln Falla, Idaho Wodnoaday,ay,So^tenibor26.1fl7S h r e e t e a m s n r un d e f e a t e dI G o o c) d i n g c l ui lb s B m i n s 1 7 t h g r a de i n v oj l l l e y b a i1 n m a t c l T — ^ . 5f !J j i I ,._..j, r? j-.j-j ....iTiVlNJCALLS— m Buhl. theLlonsj ^ ' IVjMt n In the MAGIC.VALLlLLEY-Gooding ran' CanCamas County dominated com- ii S— , lUcmciWJ I-JB li*-■ 'i Klwanlj/anis all remained unbeaten In I ' I T I cradc >ts volleyballI rre c o rd lo 8-1 by pletel;letely In sweeping past the Bliss j • wjHrnsAi PtrrnounoH seCon(lond week of the. seventh gr .... ------.aOtUHD.^. . y ,KEH. > "M ■Brr.M football:ball league Tuesday ■ beating TwinV FFalls, and Camas Bearsle a rs 15-1, 15-3. T h e M u sh e rs wlll i^ v el to C a re y O ct. 2 fo r th e ir n e x l !;' AUtngAN ICAOUC l o f c . » J J 0 Lionsions rolleU over the E lfo 12 ^TBuhl^------Count^and CCastleford posted” travel out Msssy^r ^if?Ksas„ndSo"' < I 3 0 OWCM?* S ffS r,! Jdoynight. molctila tc h ...... w I w. OB JJ2S5 "L t sS ot'ii id 4 j 7 j steamrcJmrolled the Rotary Club :«-6 1ond victories Tuesda; in ' H ' H ' I j s s i 1'“~r(y'' oioi^ KiwanI?'ani? downed ExchangeClubbi2-o. 12 Gooding, afterfter sp littin g th e f ir s t *4 1 1 u IB Im ' on < I I D i i i At Hansen, CasUeford took the a . ' - r r . r he results set up a showdoiwdown two gam es withvith the Bruins, fell .,w tci B i ' ' 0 ?, ■ 1Ii!m il 0 10 >f‘0<"IPOn. Kinonwi ?SSK'.“ J.''jS ? ! The 1 e eislo d n 13-15,15-J, 1(»-14, le a v in g D^troil MjS'lil ~n Ssiiis'issiS S a. ; S 7 ? betwccr■vccn Buhl and Klwanlss nextn behind 1-8 and1 thithen outscored Twin lansen’s record at 3-1. ilansen, ^ ■ , ' cwTtund n » M 5?? . /: ' loconla Mi.sis' IU . a ” fills." s H " ’" ! ! c“ I nSTn® IS S § Tuesdaysday. F alls 14-1 to cllnclinch the victory. The /hich traveli to Oakley Thursday ■ I * I Pet. OB 5s,*;,‘2 S iSSi ' ”’■ 5I I I j j H' ? L Indiviidivldual- aw ards 'for the> wiweek match scores rarran 15-7,8-15,15-9 for ig h t. lo s t th e Ja y v e c po rtio n 14-10, ^ § Inciudetuded: the Senators. 15-13,'!5-13,9-15. ■ ^ %£^'' 'Hli':m i l salvaged o measure l«ui n rt £01 til coo- 4 Ions, Shawn Nice, defense,;e, andJ Twin Falls sal OiicMo . . n H pinning the first loss Rid-Richfield- continued to control ewSlfS?!* y Stringer, offense. of viclory by pin ■ -' - S .S -: eU/«] I LOD- (•MndOwiwyn» Uon»o»l Iks, Alan Stutzman defenseso iand of the seasonin on the Gooding thingslings in the Northslde Conference a , ; s‘ i^w5>*"MHi' ronn - otiCAC ^ ,h u ss-^Korr'T^;"S" '5 fM "ay £ '* Chrisis Otero,ot offense. jayvees 15-10,14-14-16,15-13. Gooding byy knc kn o c k in g off C a re y 15-13, 15-10. ^ 1 ' bSS’’ ^— ------KlwarIwnnig Tiviy ^nilth, gn -'.nnfl - - -trflv p ly fn Dfyjo lo Ifor a 7 p.m. camc he Tigers law ces also collected _ .i 1 0 0 0 ' lMl /Stanton, offense, T h u rsd .iy . le d c c lslo n 15-5,15-2. ss. ■ ■ " 2 ^ ■ 473 f . . 3 3 TroyStJ! I . S k SS?' stary, Hank Liltlefleld, defenefense, CUilwruj 4 K«nu« C.ir ly»gni 'jTil'j Sv'illiS >i -J 5 t 4 ^ R otar (AJ) T^ii*tuOTt ‘ * " * f J 0 1 and Ted Cunningham, offense. TWIMIO |Hoo>* m >1 UOIIOnuoiion llUrwr Hooo'* 0-0 19 4 4 7 7 Excho0U£ ^LtADCRS y~< IJ«| <1 M.«. OARWKO ^ T E X A S '■ 1iS oue“ “ ’ a o u r t e a m s en'*’’’'”'’ *' r v ! ! i . iW. »)i9) m -a «< II 0 a 0 . H«« ron » C«>'D>n^rTan>nJ Ai°Yx em. itwMO 0 0 0 O n e^ ■ O'JUSffitJ ill BH iili.li .iojy v i e t q d a y - mi^ E0»VII> » 3 » I I cn.t un ' >cc«io •< 3 Q 0 0 Soowtum "•«. H ntnooM lys ills Iil jeroiIROME—The Jerome TigersL w r — ratiiiiDISCDUrorNEV .MU'S” nvjotn 0» «0 0 ^ HMYarli four Magic Valley schools inn theirth< NATIOHAI. ISAOUI' , '...... IS W ’ • la 1 1 a ') tVinrieo. 90 - >MSi 5» '5 !“ w - host four Eu> 8D«rt} < 5 ! J IlMlOOrt I1 0 0 0 0 1 WCmCANlT B M Pet annuallal crossCl country invitationala la ai .3 - Mi«ler46011)116Ne IMCTOR ' a i i j 'l S SS J ' ** a a i 4 ' \ i oI l i t [ Lf,IS today. . with 3 ?« S Coach m ge due to a teachers’ InstituteUte 1on I i 'm T 55 s iH I I '* . 12 S?'a.IS SJ changed “ ■ ■ ■ lSi£“ ■ t43 S i3» ™ in .3i» Thursda>sday and Friday, said Tw 12’ IMC0DISCHi ------tl — PailsrMirMinlcorWood-RivcrrBuhhai l hhand ------^^ilfiso-biadM.w1. c u tb u ii^ fro n t. nSo" Jeromeme 1varsities wlll run alongg withwl fmoolh oJMU«.uyi I s ’„ s I thn •34"culoulblad«ioin on front, I :;^rpi:': Ijm jo S reui, u . i u n W The} competitionCOI will t>e held at tl R«Q. i6 9 0 0 ...... ,n,»olhon™.,.R„ CT 7) tl Pt«l»- Mw’fl'tvi^i Oh J 0 ? 9 S ^ i n 1 jui-'uo.»«. ivirf. . Jeromne e CountryC Cluh. . LA H. U>«». MT 47. I ; •« ""PlIUtMBh I 0 1 0 t JS S : I f ? In'“■ffiSK. i Cit>«ll.M0u3/. A.U.U tl 0 V momjlSi'*Jou?ui*l |i'. ,R.r2g^:,S?S. •I On?' “ 4 110 0 JJJ^^tionini. wn.ili.kjili 91 S-. TOUI. O I I I » n"0 ' ^ P" ' ' 0 B, „ "...... TWIN FALLS f c a s r ' i ^ - !*! • C L A S S IF IE D A D S ~ r ' ! “ SK-' 1 1 ^ , P h o n e ^3-0931 h S I* ■“ SsssSoif^s^u^ff* J S x - s r ', fWOT^SniMo" VTSS-Ji Si. ’;j'J < } > 1 < Ou<»r.NTiM.Cck*f»in WMJwyo" ’ 3-i^f,ion.n. fl,Itwun V >uw»>,Mi£B; , y ' '' ^ J ? I ? 2 ■ t . ‘ w■, f S ; ' ” JENDAILY92^1g^S^UNDAY 10-7 . . . VVEQED. THUR. FRI. SAT. , . , T«npl«In u i t } \ noMa ; ? tb . Volt ;% n?j sss;'-'*'’ ' J SSniii* ib^ViSUeSiM |i‘ a t I iST“! I " » Suiwnoni c } I 0 0 OaoMm UE-R«.M. '::'M p ^ pg y i lo- •c«M«. iw . 'm V - S?o"»'?l* " VoVi mSSUu S S w e 'J o J O ---- ■'^"VicHorN^teAooe Ic jsis js is c r ;s r ; » 3 « J 0 T^wJIn*"’ n « = - rr— "IN " ■ l‘ S l siii^>ic"" 0 » 0 0 SCAnU MIWAUNI iSc3l'»?’p OODO T.i ;r"" TMM • sa t • I sJi.'i’i Mo?K>. U^lo. C esieaeio-< auCfbcam it*oui ^ I M O P t - ^ »u«! Cln ^ t l k K 5S.,n!Lj?s i v i I s S ' p l I r ■ “J « ® li*«n'5r-lvS;i.>wS«. >ci e <1 0 •' " F ootbatl o l p "“Lis-" . / • • ■ ■ ’ * I ? •■ C M > " ' SK '! i ! • , SjSSn'*-’ ” I \ ■ V Pft-AltanMn. T-> II. A-ll.n ,L i,ijj; ,js a ? g = ? I *tuht p^y„ hi d KnSgS,.V,;o(?,r«^?ifr H ncAooso irtoM^Moc l' * o i“ c S S i n S ' v u " 3™!'’^”’ I ° 0 0 1 ^ 1 ? v i ^ ’/ l i H i : EI h B iiiu MC. uu r.i.t. ‘K M 7 8 ’.4 -P I UB BEST RADIAL’ « » • — Omt»»i»r pnciwa. u i 3 ! ! I • »VfjI4 2I.U 4 /1 0 4 t.tl 4 7 .8 8 1.31 BR?ix13 I7HI4 [JJ.II 4 /to t MO“ BLAGKWAILkLI^ ■ I *>-** L ’ . y o u , aB ! ^ 2, . R»0. 27.09 National Leag a-nrSSJItSi!;’ tu.}* |».M 4/116 MI ' Our A78I ; S ” . i i ^ I CI7I>I4 71.11 S i . l I ■■ ti7iii« J».tt 4/120 I.II - 3 5 ® ® I f - j - - S 0 HOuilOB - tt ■ I M7I.IS 7S.II 96.89 6 .8 8 i.ii . , u . r r S i C7I.II ! ]|.II 4 / n o :.«« JlKgw/no.^c“u/. t«mMlU, IV, m m M I M7I.I4 7t.ll 99.88 99.1 i.t5 pi„, p £ T r - - . , iTzv o^ il 5 I j*| H»iii4 ! ]t.ii 4 /1 3 8 i.ti a w Ifsi&r." »• M HIRMBO : 4 . 1 8 1 I wni.ij ii.ii 69.86 3 .8 8 i . n 1.98 Each I , . H RUU'«««o 5S5S.^' 2gg?russr/ H7I.II !4M i 4 /1 3 3 J.** . , , , cnuaun ft) } 0 I a Ollon* cl . . i S w . n . i ** Pluf F.E.T. 1.02lEMh e*( .1 U7I.I) is.ii 6S.86 8 .8 8 MO y jili |-t7iits ;4t.rt|4/1»0 i.n I- !T,‘,r,r !!S4i•« ® » — Wron?l tt Vl Vo »J<»li'll ? ■ l i i '* , All Tifes f>iu» F.E.T,T.Eaen E . | A!All Tiro* Ploa F.E T. Eocti ) « NO TRADE-IN REREQUIRED NCAA teamm leaders ■KM 200’O '_ - 2 + 2 FIBERGLASS IIII .11. u u I.I.I. BELTEILTED WHITEWALLS i.n 3S.8S >.» Our Aea. 34.S8 I ■ ^ : L S•U I domiiin a te s sstats i . u .I . l , 1 9 .1 1 1..1 A7Sif3 1.14 44.11 3 3 .8 8 M l ^ \'i MISSION. Kan. (UPI)IPI) — Unbeaten (323.5yardsrd s ). 1.14 4M * - S S .g r t.U ^ :------LSU-lB4he^iol(JeMl-o-r£o-rare-doubie-ln ------N a v y -lelcads-ln-totalTlcfcnsirt93:3— a i ^ ------2 5 8 8 ------Ihls. week’s NCAA DIviDivision I team yards), Texas To In pass defense (38 1.14 4 t.it 3 7 .8 8 }.}] ^ statistics — holding downdow first place yards) andmd Princelon In scoring de- 1.15 >0.1* 3 7 .8 8 J.J1 * . ; In both an offensivec andm defensive fcnse (0 poipoints). Wyoming is tops in {isy I.I4 si.ii 40.88 1.71 Plu* F.E.T. -,i - c a te g o ry . net puntinging with an average of 44.3 i.t> S4.H 4 0 .8 8 I.M 1.74 Each ' The' Bengal Tlgeris. » ■ J rs. wllh a 44-0 yards In 15ljf- A ?r/ st ^ m m lllllll^^ n a v o ra s c o f 487 ? , ■ " » “ "• yards per game and: msrushing defense : | S ' v v o , w ilh.an average yieldeld iof 47 yards, 2JM fiii y | '_7 | | « | according to statisticisllcs released j T s ” " ] T u e s d a y . pusiag orr. 'iSK S I! ; LSU also ranks sccond scco In Iw th ' [Siffif"' rcnl .Micti 2.1 10 2 YOUR , j 'I ’ciin fi :iI u ‘i lo;o, I ' | | B n scoring offense (avcrav c ra g e o f 45.5 ■ " 4 5J EACH ■ It 102 C2 S 747 n 24U.0 , Vv polnlsj and scoring deferIefense (average m ____ ■ C t l K 4;l7 4 .! . CHOICE DISC BRAKEWE SPECIAL I ;i . ofl.5polnts)ancJthirdln(^ In lo la l (letcnM c™. .MIC ! V0 , J R Stltvtct KCUIOM; :i (averagcof l22.Syards): ‘S'nV'A’W M l 1. Replace Front brake Pad*j* 2.2.1 Re*urf»ce Rolor* 3. Inipect I • « » ■ ' ' Callpigrs 4. Bleed Hydraulic SyalemSyalei end Rellll S. Repack Inner Z ‘1 Cornell of the Ivy Leagi/;aguo loads tlic f s '; j ,S,!j?S,!!3! 1 5 ‘ ” I i j lihtuaiKMof* S Minnw* •nd Outer Betrlngi 0. IntpeciCl ReaRear Lining* tor Wear 7. Inipeet ■ nation in both rushingng Offense < (414 < . __ 1 l!!5SSi'!S33 | Net Puntlna- ** pli ave. r h u tu r Cylinder t. Road Toil -^1 - y a n ls ) a n d sc o rin g offens*fcnse (52 points) fjfl'ffia. IfS iisi'825**eiy!wd2t? - ^ 'F ro n t ondoniy lOf most AmonMncanin'car* Aadiiionoipanianotorvicet. ■ with Brigham Youngg the th Other of- «>«• whicti may Do'noodod. aro 01 omiacojl.'Alioniia' work dono by trained ■ '■ '.! 1! SJ j k mechantct. . .j fe n siv e c a te g o r y . le aider d e r in passing, ustr 2 '11 C.5f , . IIl i s r s s s i I ^ CIrmMii ri 4:i; I ------BAtnOINTS AN[AND“A U G M f t E N T ^ |“ ^ tf tOlVKt BKLUDU: f\ Prep fooi;ballifl ' f , t. Heplace Upper or Lowerir BelBall Joint* 2.Allgn F ro n t'E h d jf 3 For mo«t U.S. coRipact ond standstandard car*. Car* wiin complete ■ a Dall lotni and conirol aueoiDtyity ancand Chrytler product* htgher. ■ K\l lo'bor 1* Inctudod. Savo. j B Foreian cars eidtttfod. Additional pi F o uur gamee s o n ta]ap today J l j By LARRY HOVIlOVEY playoffs, to round into form as theirr' young y line - - r - s -'. .T lm e s -N e w s s p or rtsts w V r i te r G ooding1 a: and Declo tMth risk un- g c a in s m o re e x p erien c e. records tonight. Declo wlll ! MAGIC VALLEY -- H Ht e r e It is th e I Richfield, knocked oul of>f a share of nns Ferry while Valley will t 12-FT.-10 GAUGE . I fourth week of the footballIball season and k ^ p ? S p - I the Snake RIver.-Conferencece lead lasl ])ln^335 iteamtolnvadeCoodlng; - v Gooding is lining up foror lUit las, homo w eok, h a s ils h a ck to tlie wall all at 4 p.m. »; iM y ■ 5 gamboftheyear. e-season dopesters figuredI today ti when the Clark Counlynly Bobcats Mil-, n G oo d in g aind n d D eclo w ould b e th e re a n d -c ^ All copper langla-prool de1|jxe I -come calling. Richfield drdropped a i | | l r ” /_ ^ caDle (or sido or lop lerminala. ' , THe.,Senators. currentlyntly undefeated both coacheshes now arc Intent on keep- one-touchdown o decision to> CastlefordC % .jHU. c ' i along with Declo andKimberly Kim in the Ing their chcharges waj7 of po.sslbie! hlost week and the fact Is mostme of the .'i Canyon Conference, tooktook potluck on stumbles. ThThis is the^fcrence that■ coachesc In’pro-scason guessirising picked 12-FT:-8 gauge . i this year's schedule ISas theyth dropped is nolorloustus for Its irhntl-champlonI Clarkc County as the league team to l W | | U ■ 9 M - V into the A-3 classificationsIon and Into tho ties. T bbeat, Richfield can't affordJ twot\ losses • Canyonjeague. T h e w o rry■ry at Declo and Gooding is a Tanglo-prool caDle* witn ^ -a m p ' a n d k e e p ILs p o st-se aso n playiayoff hopes EzSaUW ' _jFOniaeH.-Vinyl coated damp*. ' .J Thrge of their ninenc games i are the troops> mmay start looking towardI b b u rn in g v e ry b rig h tly . I scheduled on Keller HeldField and those that Oct. 19 possit)Ie showdown andI Camos County takes theIC long1 bus TV e O BATTERIRY, " ^ ^ 8 a h a v e b e e n u s e d up. If thhe e Senalors Si are someone ma>nay ambush them along the riride lo Cascade looking for-'or- ils first OuO u r fl*0 . — 4 d«y» ^16-FT.t8 gauge \ going to carry their championshipschai way. V,w ln a n d f irst p o in ts of th e seeason. a: This M.,n,oo.r«e r\ • . hopes lo reolity, they willk’illhovetodolt h ” , • In. Glennsm s F e r r y , .D e c lo w ill b e is 'snce Free Sealed Dal- ^ is u no n -co n feren ce b a ttle . \ caieium.iead con- ■ ■1 8 8 : ‘ on the road, looking at. a scratching .and clawing T h e only o th e r a c tio n tod any y will find I. S im 10 III ri>o«i uS. a kflni lri>CK», Save. , W- y ‘‘Wo’ye got our' razor rj and defense butut theI Pilots haven’t been ttthe undefeated Twin FallsIlls' sopho- ([' toothbrushes packed,”” says si Coach able to mustluster any scoring punch, n-mores ploying the Nompaipa Sbphd'' ^ ^ H | H £ h . John BUletz wbo would1 like lik< to have « They’ve scort:ored Just one touchdown in . rrmores at 7:30 p.m. at Brulruin Field. couple of inorc home gamesgan to pro- four games,s. . . . TThat game was moved uup from ■* f vide at least some mcntidenial comfort Valley broli)roke. into the win column T h u rsd a y night. ’ over the last dash forr ththi e tille a n d la s t w e e k foifor Ihc first time which F o o tb all re tu rn s (F rid a y nlglit nli with ^ possible advancementt lo lo the .stale Indicates thehe 'Vikings may be starting U12 g a m e s. ' . . 9 : \ _

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------. ■ll' IB! D------Guns1 shoot leaden>rs Braiantlev Q u its fcfootball TW IN FALI^ FA; — Amfac II and SawSnwtoolh Slieel INESVIUJ.;, ria. lUPl) -■ - University of Ja linebacker Scot'Branliey,oy, A ll-Souiheastem H o i Melal IraclUad lhe team standings ader the firslI week of . 'pe retitains hhis titli -action in: theth e 'Twin Falls'G un Club'.s fall11 shoot.shi C onferenT encc la st y e a r am i a c a n d iddale a te ;for All-Arnerica 11 iK'cause of head A m fact:l II Is the sc ra tc h le ad e r, whilel,lk.Sa»l,„ll,i., year, is giving up f(X)Ibali l>e W orld Boxing:Counclllighl Cou middleweight chamiampion had violated hiss amam; ateur status by accepting $Ci e s su ffered ag ain st G eorgiaI TeelTech in a 7-7 tie lasl Mnurlcc Hope rclali 50^) J* a h e a d in theIhehandlcapdlvlsion.^ I ', •clalncd his lltle al Wembley Stdaiitdaium ' monlh for roomm andan board while playing In i T uesday w hen h e sli n Twenly-thty-thrcc five-man teams Vepre 1C slopped American challenger:rMlkc N EastcmCarollnabasa baseball league from iMKi to 1U12.'1-- sh o o te rs aarc re Iparticipating, ...... X , who was knocked uncotunconscious for two Baker at 2:30 inn UicUie seventh round of the schedileduled In 11)75. the Amat(amateur Athletic Union nnd the I les when he apparently was; hit I)by a knee on the 15-round fiRhl.- ' U..S. High laady d y ;shooter is llhtinda (JassertfrlMHlmoI.™. v - Olympic CommitteeilUec dcclaretrthal Thorpe was‘■'s High m en;n aiare Gail Jones, Uernle Voyli side of the head duringg a running play, Dolh flghlcrs car '1 5 ^ ■ camc out In the fifsi round a lllle 1 amateuratthotlme.Imc. iiorkewlth4(Ith 4a of .W. All a re from Tw in Tall •wx-nt Icsts over the w eekendend Ilo discover the ne rv o u s and Ju slUllcklnK sllc out lefts and rig h ts, tr)'in t and severity'of tjjc Iniury. feel c a c h olh e r oul. JoyW csslcr.ollIlof lllliiol.s College leads th e NAl,^\IA In ' • Kuiiun clubt holds the shiwt each■ach \Vc leat atlhe University of Hawaiiil wliowli led his club to • flghlcrs were exchaxchanging a combination of punclunchcs alfback has rushed for ;{3:! yardsn is in • POi:ATELTELLO - D efensive ta ck le .Mid.Michael .Inhibon Us firstst VWeslern Athletic Conferencenice victory\ this pasl and by round threeircc ithe world champion was stanitanlnc ‘^ree games wllhIlh a a5.S-yard average per carry•yam ; of Pomona,'na, (Calif, heads Ihe list of Idahollio S tale ’s avi-nrd *»• w eekentientl, was named the longue'ss defensiveder pla y er of • lo show his classB anand picking hls'punches well.I H ■ «vc touchdowns,IS. Doaner (N eb.) la llb a ck Kentendall winners fortfor the Montana Slate game, th e weekeek Tuesday, ' continued to outwittwIl the courageous Baker who10 triedti H oggins Is ncxl InIn lineIir w ilh an a v erag e of H-l.a ya Johnsonon won\ his third consecutivetive outslanilmg Tulnel.nei. G'fooH, 2.W pounds. wasIS awardedaw, defensive h a rd to Jum p Insideislde Hope's defense wllh two-hanhanded Kame. Wessler;sler al.so; leads Ihe nation tn scorcoring defensive'c 111lineman award and also won the w adii-s p la y er hihonors (or his efforts in Hawailawaii's 20-:{ victory nanueu with32jx)ints. a ttac k s. a w a rd IniISU's:u-Hloss. ISL - o v e r NevNow Mexico Salurday. He had:iad sevenS' iinassisle meet Soulh Africa’s GeGerrie Leagueslaniilandings a fte r tw o w eeks of aclloicllon. • n c w v American who now looked tired.eo. atiu. CoeUec Oct. 20 for INVER (UPl) - VeteranI quaquarterback Craig bewildered. 0 for Uie Worid Boxing Assoclhllinllon's ■ Ketchum'sim's victories have come overivcr Uidrld, tie vacated by the retired Muhamrm m ad a n d Gooding.JlngStatcC-o. on. who cnginL-cred th e D enverv e r BI! roncos lo one of In round six thIc e chchampion look a brcatlier andr-OpalJ p tovy.v.leht.itl.»a m ost stunning com eback vlclorli O ther lean-teams in the league include Blissiifa.'vi,id.iHi.i.k d o rie s la.st weekend. forllbybeingcaughlught by two let! h ands from 'B aker Ibly will b ^ s h tin g on th e sideline -l-lrandG oodlngO -2.— .------Iclines in ttiegiiincjil ______------But-in - thc-seveni‘venlhToUnailope 'rushwl fromomlHs TllEe'SrnllhTT’iia Junior from ftfcwark,'Calif.I- ‘•.-..I.-'------DIctrich-lMri ;r .scores. Bliss heal Gooding-1-0,n.0a„dl.l.„ld,_ Sid'Suritlay aglTihsfthe Raiders,lere...... , ...... c o m e r and a fte r• a0 scseries of punches lo th e A m cricrricnn’s' competes on thele UniversityUn of Idaho's cross-couiounlr? . molher .SCI spite th e pe fo rm a n te of lhe l5-ye I.SS :i-0, l5-year-veteran. who face a n d body finally finn caught Baker with a solidsi team, has been1 namednam the Big Sky Conference's■V i ir?i e dged Ull.ss:i lis sta rtin g role e a rlie r Ihls ye ar, T oday’s's gigames will find Bliss al.1 KiK « d « ™ ™,i year, he ad coach He'd riglit-hand punch:h to the stomach which downedled Ihc IracksteroflheweeJ'iwc*ek. ' r said h e ex p ecis N orris W eeseese lolc s ta r t the ga m e- D ietrich a llG Gooding. Both a r e a l p.m . Amerlca'nandtheflfle fight w as slopped. Smith earned1 theIhe awardi for his performance al ’' Just aIS s h(he h a s all olh e r contests thislis season.se, Pulleucr Invitation;ational run in Spokane. Wash., i Ju n io r I j u r y LewiLewis, the glue of Boise Stale's; youngyoi S a lu rd ay . Sm ithth ledleii the field with a time ot ';i“ n Racqiquetball tournr n e y photoeftix joins i4iASL > - llnebacking coips,ps. iunderwent surgery on hiss right rl thefive-mllecourse. TW IN FAIFALLS — M ore lhan 100 coni|com petitors will tm A L’ r knee nnd will nol5l pi:play again th is season, he ad1 coachco; begin compem petitlqn F rid ay allernoon ,,,,,alllU in li ,..,r. OENIX. Ariz. 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Ball Buster'sler's, it could be one of lhe biggijiggest tourneys nX s U s V Austin, the U.S.-S. Open0| cham pion, will play herrr firstf lhe club haslas ssponsored. 's Weslcm Division lltle hiss firstfirs season al the The House hnss ca!called on the Intemationai Olyirlympic match at 8 p.mn In •compelllion at the.MolroiwliK)lilan Som e ofjf thtthe top players expected foror thetl event are Sounderhe rh e lm . C o m m itlc e to officiaficlally recognize th(>.achlevementlentsof Sports Centcr. King,King 20-time Wimbledon champlnplon. GcneGlbbs.l)bs. Hob \Vold and U ass B aker,r. all of Boise. . P a n Jim T h o rp e a t th1C e 191912 Olympic gam es and includeude his also Is scheduledd for ilh a t evening. 1I , . P lay begin!L'glns a t noon F rid ay w ith p rimm aarlly r women's raplegic not' hthappy re c o rd s in th e officiaflclal OlymplclKJoks. competition,ion. Men and Juniors wlli opeio p e n 'u p action BALTILTIMORE (UPI) - A handlcappIcapped rlglils group T h o rp e won eightight (gold m edals a l th e l ‘J12 Olympmpics, - Fourth-seededI Moj Mnnucl Ortmtes of Spain coasilasted , , I'riday nighllight and Salurday. The loun;ournainenl will Tuc.sday:lay reje cted the B altim ore Oriole)rioles’ proposals for winning both the; penpentathlon and decathlon cvenLs.lU. Inlo the sccondI roui round of the Spanish Grand P Pi rix conclude willw ilh the finals on Sunday, se a linIg g during< Ihe American I.«ague I.«ag playoffs al However, hc wkvas as; stripped of his m e d als in ldi:i by tennis champloashipsi.ships T uesdav w ith a (i-1, (>-l vlch:icU)r> T hose who,who,are still Interested in playlnaying bave uiilil M em oria)rial Stadium ns "unthinkingiking treatment of the In tern a tio n alll O0I> lym pic Com m illee, w hich ruletuled he -- over Roger GucdesJesofBrazii. of noon lodayly loto register at Ball Busters. peopleL* withwi a physical problem ."

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' ta s te d S panishIsh food until she was li) declored. decI "a national passission in c u p waterr 3 c u p s w a le r IntoJ 0 large I; colander and lot the : One recent evening1 wev were years old. S p a in ." Finely chopploppod cucumber, greenn I. H e a l th e oil in a lar^:large sauccpan. oil draldrain from the potato mlx- sipping gazpacho wllhn Dr.I Luis "I was bomim in the (Juecns section "It "1 is eaten for breakfast, hmchhii or pepperr : nnd toasted bread:l A dd th e onion a n d ciconk, .stirring lure.e. LeaveL a little oil in the ^ Casas, a Spanish urologist,gist, and his of New York."•k." she said. •Both my dinner dinr as well as for Iwlwcen?en m e a l c ro u to ni s fo r ga rn ish , occasionallv. unlllnlil onion is skilletllel ao n d se l 11 asid e , American-bom wife. Peneloflelope. . parents were•e GC re ek , a n d I g re w up shacks.’’ sha< she went'on. ••It IsIs a; part i, Break the egg inlo Ihc conlainerr ■ willed, 7. B reeak a k ihe I eggs inlo a large Imwl ; Now; the gazpacho ofif SSc p a in , liko e a tin g G reek ek food - moussaka. of of moslr picnics and is incliic■luded In o f a foodood proces-sor or eleclricc ,...2. Add lhe parsnipinips. carrols, ondI adc add salt to taste. Boat well the quiche of Lorraine,le. lo i n g a g o p a stitsio . roasl ast lamb and so nn, Bul every evei school"child’s lunch l>ox.’^ l>o: In b le n d er. B(Boot unlil lighl colorwl. turnips, celery, sasalt, pepper. , wilhofcb o fork. became a borrowed but Integralinte part my mother waswa a marvelous cook Spanish Spai the name of Ihe omdi simmer ono hour.r. P S tra in , C hill dow,-n n so that the ingredients are ______...... -choi^-pepper6,cucumbeinbers. garlic - wIththeSpanlslinish stove'.' awesomely a w e good stuffed mus.sts-sel dish processorsor irunning, add Iho oil to:> I h o r 0 • u g h 1 y , slightlyhtly ImmersedI In Iheeggs. and oil. halls from Seville.lie. What^ few "In high schoolschi I studied .Spanish plus plus snails with a delectablee oil-richo the egg.;g. pouring il In a thin1 Yield :AI)oui:t cups, 9. P u l! the th e sklllel back on the slove. people In this country seem%m aware of and I wenl lo0 SpainSj when I was 1SJ as to tom m a to a n d c h o riz o saucc. s tre a mI. . AAdd lhe bread. t!:irlic. W henen it is very hot. return the 19 that In various-'partsrls of Spain part of a student stu exchange pro- The Tl fish course of lhe• dinner( green peppepper, cucumber, salt.! TORTILLA' ESPANOLA.A . ' p o ta110 to ia n d e g g m ix tu re lo Ihe there are also two morere gazpachos g ^am ." shc explained. cx ••The home consisted com of one of lhe great SpanishSi pepper,. susugar and the vinegars (&)anlsbpotati>tato sk illet,let. i Press down lightly wilh with neither a speck nor)r a smidgen that I w a s assigned a ss lo belonged In specialties, spec ont th.il Is difficficull In Blend until uni no large piecess anaoQlonomelelelet) the spaispatula to smoolh Ihe lop. of tomatoes. These are•e thetl white, Luis's mother: r -- his-father had been prepare prcf in Ihis countrv, The.sej.se were remain,I. Cook,k. slshaking lhe skillet back gazpachos. ‘ kllleddurlngthe;thcSpanish Revolution. baby bab; eels or angulas in the stylesl of ,.j. Beat in-one in ( cup of lhe bnjlh. A pot,nloes. about 2'.i, poipounds and fortforth so that Ihe ingredients In M alaga,.for example,le, theret Is a "Luis taughtghl me lo adapt to lhe Bilbao. Blib The eels, which reS'-ese m h le Hold oI siis ie v e o v e r a Ixiwl a n d1 I or2onlons. alKiulp<‘ I pountl do nnot o t sstick. When the omelet is gazpacho made with almcalmonds and Spanish life very ve quicklv. He was abbreviated abbi strands nf spaghctiletli. are pour in1 Ihithe soup. Strain, forcingi I'-j cup olive oil tor usiuse a blend of sol and goldon on the bottom. in'aDeA T h e so u p on w hichlich we dined only 26 and everveve night we'd go nul dropped droc Into a ramekin off nearly i fho solid)lid pieces through thee olivcandsaK-idoils)') 'Invert:rt a a plate ovefsthe skillet. ihe other 'evening wasis a sieved, to all the tasca:seas In the worklng.-class boiling boill oil flavored wilh slicedKi garlic sieve withv ith th e h a c k of a wcMxlenn S a lt to ta s te F lip) theIhc omelet onto-the plate, ' palate-beguiling, milk-whitwhito broth section of lhe lhe cily. These places o ond n d d rie d ho t p e p p e r flakes spoon. Di!Discard Ihe solids lhalI 4 eg g s. lu r nning in g the sklliet over as made from a clear vegetal’elable hroih catered to bliic)luc- collar workers and The T» cels were followed by aai n o th e r w ill no tI pa«p a s s th ro u g h . 1. P e e l th e p o ta to e si aiand cul Ihem quicklyckly 'os possible while holding _____ aiKlseasoned^lh sucluroraromallcs.as_students^AndJidJike_most.SpanIard.s._^ceie.celebr.'ilcd.lberlaii_special|y,_qiJ l'i-H I jn _____ 5 ..S t lc - laLlhejem lh« alnlng.hnilh ‘aiid.^d-,------into-very-Ihin-slicesr;esr-eneh-n»)oul------r - t n c pplottrfirmlvinplocer la tt " green pepper, cucumber.•er. vinegar, we’d spend most m of the evening escabeche. esca The quails hadid been ihe water,iler. Add more seasoningss one-eighth inch thick.'ck .' 10. S lidilde e Ithe omelel bock Inlo the - oU, eg(p and bread. Thislls particularp sampllngtapas.las." , brownedbrov and left to marinateale in a asdesired.re d . 2, Peel the onions annnd cul Ihem skillet.liet. cooked' side up. Continue version, our hosts explalneialned. was a A tasca. shehe explained,i is4 small slightly sllgl piquant yet delicatele sjiuce G. Refrigerigernte overnight. Servee in to th e th in n e st possi:issibleslices, ■ cookingking oh Ihc second side until specialty of Esterm adura.ra. ai historic bar, a gatherintring place for .Spaniards containing conl oil. vinegar, sasaffron. very cold.old. garnished wilh finelyy ;j. H e a l th e oil in a sklllel set and browned on the bottom. ri^on of southwestern Spain[)atn. who like to sipsip sherry Ar Iwer and garlicandwhitowine. garl c h o p p eed d cucumber, greenn measuring about eight ei| or nine Repealal turning lhe omelet -oul There are, accordingng to Luis exchange goss[ossIp, The lapas are GA ZP.^0 EXn^SINONO pepperr i and toasted bre;idd - inches in diameter^er__The skillet ona relreluming il to lhe skillet Casas, many theories1 aboulal Ihc “small foods,ids,’ resembling ap- c r o0 u t o n s , should be shallowow but- largo threeee more limes, cooking name gazpacho. “Brea)read." he petizers. thatil come ( jn a thousand Yield: Gservinrv in g s. enough lo hold tholO p o la to e s a n d b rie fly?fly c on e o c h sid e . ^ explainM, "Is In onele formI or varieties. The>tiey may range from o n io n s w h e n Ih ev aire r e ;a d d e d . 11. T uurn rn Ihe omelet out the final another essential lo gazpaczpacho o( no fresh sardineses or squid in olive oil . 1 i eHRe . C A L D O D Eslegum L E bres 4, A dd Ihc p o ta to slic lift them up withIh :i p a n c a k e c o u rse-so wllh\ sausages and pep- that the "pacho” of the wonword derives Penelope Casas, Ca; known In her 2 smalls or 1 large, very>• fre sh one-inch:h lc:lo n g lh s turner, lurning themi-m over in Ihe pers.i. from the Latin-pasti, meaniicaning bread friends as Penncnny. sponi a good doal cucumber, c peeled and culml into small whilivhile turnips, scrapwl and1 procc.ss. Cook, 'turniirning Ihe in- Yield;: 6 main-coursei servings nr ordouRhorpaste. V of time In the lascos talking_food c c u b e s q u a rto reretl tl gredionls fairly oilonlen S0 lhal Ihc 12appellppellzerr servings. lettq Warberg

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re c o rd 7,017 ges lust year. but the Unllod ...... —'n K n \M f has been iin- nige Juice for !. s o th a t it can )ich com m and.s s, )nfabI wo rld m a rk e t, Maimy aut(to deale 1C largest im- ers are of- ( nge Ju ic e in th e ALL-Informallon w o rth — in srminally il! Itopen Florida or- fering3 the bbiggest discour ( nts In p s y c h ia try wil iiring llic annuals" w i ill Iw com c I Health Assoclat!et (or Brazilian and/oiMLJceJiali t e s - e v e j lew----- :^dgeOc‘i.5rcani•iST^»— p r e d ic ts ------lobert B. Posncr,u liv e v ic e pres- psychiatrist, cooperative, wil TforthelhrocHla’vers have com- cars; even xon 198G10 modeBis. 1979 a n n u a l mHi e eorange t Juice s p e c ia lis ts a nand d vi other Bra- !he evening is of s a y th e com - Take advantitage ofF it withil a ation and a panelInevitable. n itm c n t L a MI] R c orange a Juice P o s n e r , wilr It spc a decreasing cohveanient AUTO i LOAN iC s h o r tly a fteIn r r tfho u sin g a n d at td to o r d e r t}ylorlda Ml land too . Eliefson.'Hc wiii tig the Saturdroduce a bitter, l< \ . Bank of Idaliho. Youu’ll savee a Sf^ions contiIc a n n o f fill th e ' - i ' v ; ', . • ’ w ith c icc tio non Of pwilifctioo li ite m o n th e a g e n i g - r u n i — : featured spcai Smith, national A | H ; m d<^el ancId a col

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lited States has V - porting Brazilian omiige V- c & m cstlc u s e (o r y e a r s , so r ', ejeport Florida juice wiiich' ; a p r c m lu m p ric e on th e wor • *C(\mericff twcame tlic ii ( ^ t e r o f B ra z ilia n o ra n g e \ w r l d — S1B0.49 m illio n v /::•* W 8 whcn frost cut Into I ; : aBjie groves. „ , ;i;Th<\Unltcd: States wl tiv m d r e a n u m o re a m a rk e t (c y ; ~-^ nge-^ulce- ■ exports;^^ ir', . Gporge PlkClnev, cxecutivi a' r^tofthcFflUTESPcooi THorlda oJrange growers V 'plained about imi^rted 01 > recently, but PIkelney and ' . zllian industry officiuis sa * p la in ts c a n n o t h o lt th e inev They soy American or production will groa -:it a • r a l e b e c a u s e p r e s s u r e In r h I-.-'., industry is making Florid , • e x p e n s iv e fo ro ra n g c s . C a liro m ia o ra n g e s p ro d u c o n c e n tra le d J u ic e a n d c an gap between American i ^ and growing world demandj Brazilian julee -prooM ?- they have enough cne|j| J v; • tinue to giw nioreonifl their- rel » ^ ^ |j 3

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_ TWIN- FALLS - TheTh Twin Falls 197i)yearcearonSept.23atlhehomeOfthe 1 t Riding Club has electe ■ president: ClarkSlevent'ersof KimlKjrly, crochetedleted by Mrs. Clarence Petersen '* ■ ; vicc president: Judl, SleversSli of Klin-, of Filer,e r, totc S o n n y W ard of T w in F alls.. ^ berly. secretary: Bob:)obbl Baisch of A S|)ccial^;cial thank you was given to BW. j — Hazelton; treasurer:— The club held Ils Ilnalnalmecllnnoflhe I durlnglheg th e p a s t ye ar.

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^finlOiedOriS^ r . f . t r Sep 4 SCAN ^ i J i IJ M R[.AND . A M RS. KEVIN A.. TlT H O M A S - M R . A N D 1MRS. GORDON LALAWLOR i H j j I ' ■£Stimpson-Thorr>mas Stiltimpson-Lawloj/or . . . ’ : : : ___ I DIETRICH ■ - Laurl Lau DaNetl and Nanetteette Stlmpson. all' cousins of[ - — - DIETRICH — -Cynlhi.-hia Marie nephew, amiam Jfirek Peck.-tiie bride---Je---- ...... ^ S tJm p so n o! D ie tric h ni«nd Kevin A. Ihe bride,s. serveds Ihe refreshments. Stlmpson 5 of Dietrich andmd Gordon groom's; nephew nep . TTiomas of Provo, UlahJlah, exchanged Helping withwill the glfls were ClaudiaI Lawlor I of Picture Butte.;e. Allwrta. Refreshmshments were served by In. .wedding vows Aujj. 3; In Ithe Salt Lake Stlmpson1 andar Mareie Stlmpson. sis- Canada, ( exchanged weddiJding vows Shellle Hubert, Hub the bride's cousin, LDSTempte . ters-in-lawiw >ot th e b rid e , S tep h an ie; Autt,24inthcSaltUkeLDS' > )S Temple. Missy Hubelubert of Sail Lake Clly. the The bride is the dDughtiighterofMr. and Stlmpson.I. Ihe I l)ride‘s n ie ce , andI T h e b rid e is Ihe d a u g h te:r r oof M r. a n d b r id e 's ilece.andJoanloNlshimoto.niecc of Dietrich Out-of-tow•town guests were the brlde- SEPTEMBERs ^ Mrs. J. Oscar Stlmpsonpson of Dietrich Natalie mdand Heather Hubert, cousinsi Mrs. t J. Oscar Stlmpson of and the bridegroom Is ththe son of Mr. of the bride.do. ai n d Ihe b rid e g ro o m Is IheL* sonsi ot Mr. groom's. parents, par Mr. and Mrs. Larry I 3f Canada; his sisler. Marilyn a n d M rs. G len A. T h omasofProvo. m a s ..i a n d M rs. L a rrv I^ w lo r nlnf Picture- l^awiorofC; lal guests Included | Uh T h e c o u p le w a s honorctjoredatagarden ' B u tte. and Brycece CCahoon: his hnither. Kellh 27,28,29 , re n ts . M r. a n d M rs. W. K. and family from Canada; hisIis rec ep tio h .o n A ug. a t'thimehomo„ru.c e The couple was honoredJ aat an open Lavvlor and A 1 of Twin Falls. Mr. ahd Mrs. } bride's parents. 1 house garden reception al lh(Ihe ho m e of b ro th e r. David Da l,.a\vlor and family of Erich Hubetiberl of Gooding, and Mr. and‘ th ( e b r id e 's p a re n ts n tD le trlcrichonAujj. Provo: andand his sisler, .lan and Scollull Truejckioad Applianan ce Sale ert Tliomas of Provo. j CIndl Stlmpson, sisterster of the bride. Albert' 25. P e c k o fCC a arey. r ( • Tho bridal bouquet wasi mmado by a Witnesslnisslng tho couple's temple ' s e rv e d a s m a id o l honor,nor. Bridesmaids :ouple had previously l>een . frie n d of th e b r id e 's m o th e:r r iiin Provo. wedding' ceremonycet in addition lo the ERY APPLIAIANCE IN w e r e Jo d y S tlm p so n , Ihi al another reception at the * llS ☆ EVEI Laurl Thomas of Provo,.thebride's ti couple's; parentspai were Mr. and Mrs. ter, and Stacy Thoma!;iim fbrlde: i Z l l u LIhe bridegroom’s parents In ^ sister, was matron of honoinor. Brides- Roy Hubertjert of Dietrich. .Mr, and Mrs. groom's- Bistcr. Flower iAufi.:J. ; theE STORE ONNSALE!! I Emily Stlm p^n and ilc! maids were Jody Stimp.soi)son. Emily Brian Stimptimpsoh of Gooding. Mr. andi n. all sislore Mrs. Lynnnn Stlmpson S of Blackfoot. Mr. sisters of theh'rlde. jsing tht couple’s marriage inn Stlmpson. ‘ Heidy Stlmpson. { ■ WItnessin s. Erich Ilutwrt of Gooding. Lake LDS Temple were Mr. of | the bride. Jan Peck ofr CCarey, the and Mrs. E served as his /aU U l M rs. S c o tt Peck of C a re y . MI r. ☆ MERRCHANDISE SE DIS- Barry' Thomas sen I. J. Oscar Stlmpson. Mr. nndj bridegroom’s ‘ sisler. andJ Stephanie Mr. and Mrs Ushers wre Greg e. a n d M rs.:. KeithKc Lawlor of Canada. Mr. b r o th e r 's t)cst',m an. Ush< nn Stlmpson of Blackfoot. Mr. S tlm p so n . th e b rid e 's niece, Thomas, the bHdegrooijroom's brother. was Viki and Mrs.•s. D I avid U w lo r of P rovo. > Brian Stlmpson of Goodingg Honorary bridesmaid v COLUNT CERTIFIFICATE. obrldo:«brothcr. Ir. a n d M rs. K evin T h o m a s of. and Bill Sliqipson. the brl Mrs. Roy Hubert of Dielrlcht, Stlmpson.^ sister of the bridride, who is Ulah. Mr. a: (. c u rre n tly se rv in g a h LDS? nmission in Provo. UtahUtal and many olhcr friends Ister. VIki. who Is and manyiy friendsfi and relalivos of Uie ‘ S.. GO< The bride’s oilier sister e of Viki on and relativeitives. >OD FOR UPJP TO *30 wm. After the'cercmony they Delaware. ‘ A large picture n currently serving a mission mis for Ihe bridegroom it an easel was preseni In thele recoptlon The couplouple was honored al a.dln- i an honorary party attemtended a w edding b rea k fa st a t j LDS ChurchV. was ai lin e . ner-dancece receptioni on A ug. :I0 In •r picture on an tho Lion Houselloi in Salt Lake City. * r„ ONI (CERTAIN nITEMS! 1 bridesmaid,, wldi her pl The wedding cake wasIS imade bv Lethbridge.Jge.Allwrta. Canada, e a s e l in Ih'c rec ep tio n linoline reside at Provo, where Ihc . The coupl>uple are making Ihelr homee • * Mary I Harrell of Buriey.. TThe guest They resl isan Neff of bridcRroomwm is a husiness-flnunce T h e b o u q u e ts w ere mmade a t by Evonne In Provo,J. ww h ere th e bridegroom is an book I was attended by Susai I table was major atit BrighamBi Young Universlly -FREIlEEZERS-REFRIGEII iERATORJ I Neff.afrlend ofthe brideride’s mother. pharmacycy student s at Brigham Youngg Salti Lake City. The gifl t; onofPrnvo. andlhebrldbride Is employed as a dental Penny Clayton attenditended the guest Universityity andi tho bride is employedJ attended J l)y Diane Erickson the britle's- preventiveive th t e ra p ist. book. Shauna Hubert.t. SlShellie Hubert as a dentallal nsslstanl.i Christopher < Stlmpson. the AT “BEilEAT-COMPETITIONION” PRICES! 1 ; C’MONIMIN - SEE WHA1IAT WE MEAN! j C o n g rr ( e s s c o ni ( c e m e d ae b o u t i ni r r i a t e ss ’ r i g h t s -D ROP IN BOX ATST S T O R I ------1 , By JONATHANIDEDMON' DE suits whereere testimony has revealed a1 which v would authorize theHe attorney Carolina:t arcan not pieas^ with the bill,">■ — — ‘ Newhouse NewsiVsS^lce S< widerangeiIge of abuses, including: general f to initiate suits whw h e re th e y c h a rg ingitwouluusurpstatcrights. g it \ ^ 3n ra llie d enough oppo sitio n to WASHINGTON - RcResponding lo • A resId}sidcnt'of an Alabama homec as r e m o st n e e d e d ." h e a d d s.—------M o rg o n n allegations of widespre;spread abuse of for the m mci e n tally • re ta rd e d w as con- The law would permit sisuits only block a Senate Sei vote In the waningt ^ - FREEE DOOR P t U Z E S ^ and correctional fined to aa straitjacketsl for nine years,, where v there was a “paipattern or months oofth f th e la s t session of C ongress. residents In mental and S . • $79.0000 Transistor Radiolo «• 5-PI«c« Bath facililies, Congress Iss m(moving toward losing thele use u£ o f bolh a rm s . practice" p of deprivation off rlrights and and backer:kers of Ihe measure expect lead a filibuster when the I F r y P a n S e t . ! giving the Justice Deparjpartmenl power • A federal fedi district court in1 where v the institution was nirun by the him to lca> Jio M a i S\ e • t * $30 2-PIoco T-Fall Fr w r to protect the rights; of persons who Louisianaia found thal delinquentt state s or on behalf ofthe state.ite. m e a s u ree is broI u g h t to th e S e n a te floor ■ a r e in stitu tio n a liz ed btjystates.- y st ...... - c h ild re n ;f nfrom-that-stafe-were-beingI*------T------h e -g o v e m m en t-w o u ld -n•not o bc-able— fora vote^ )ill aiso Is opposed by slate The House of Represpresentatlves al- shipped lolo privatei facilities in Texass to t recover ;monetary damnmages, but ' The bill i general, who would have to lE " 7 1 1 ready has overwhelmlnjmlngly passed a where they the; were being abused,, only c could sue for remedicidles to the attorney/ gei is NAME such suits, and the Nationalia l bill which would allowIlow the federal overdruggeigged and tied and chained loa allegedt conditions. defend sucl tion of State Mental Health government to sue institutions ins for each otherier andj fixtures. One severelyy As an example of courllurt-ordered Association »» ADDRER E S S ______:______n D irec to rs. » gross violations ofif c o n stitu tio n al m e n ta lly^ retarded r youth was so0 re r m e d ie s, c o u rts in th e p pi a st h a v e P ro g r a m Di association charged the bill ri^ls, and the Senate,te is considering malnourlsht•ished th a t h e n e ariy died. prohibited f the use of medicdication for The assO' involve the criminal justice ME- ______the measure. • In aI hohome for the mentally ce-- punishment j or in quantitiesJes that in- would invo! f PHONI in determining health policy.cy. "There are children:n whowl have been tarded in in Pennsylvania, F an ll-year-'■ te t rf e re w ith a re sid e n ts' fu ninctloning. d system in d I said , there already areir e ______• In stitu tio n alize d fro m InfancyIr In in- , old rcsidenIdent died by strangulation1 The, legislation hasIS strong It also si is of suits in federal courtsr ts stitutions where they:y aai r e p h y sic ally w h ile tieed d to i a chair. At the sames bipartisant support in thelie Senate, hundreds o g deprivation ot rights in in­ abused, malnourished?d aat n d n e g lec ted . Institu tioan, n ,a woman sustained, dur-■- ranging r from such liberalstls as Bayh charging d( is — proof that the current where every day of' theirthe lives they ing 11 years, yea 40 reported ln]urles,:, andi Democrat George McCIcGovern of stitutions - fear and indif- includingg lossI of several leeth, aQ South £ Dakota, to such Repub)Ublicans as litigationn processpr Is working well. MOIINTGOMERYYWARD I know nolhing but feai vi>r h firbf»rc nf tht> mpnsiir<> ------f e re n c c ;“ - s a y s S e n .-B-Blrch-BayhrD— lr fracturedjadJawvfracturodfingor&anU^i—a— Robert-Dolft-of-Kansas-aiI _an d _ D rE in ______UowciuiE. have enough voles to shut off In d ., w ho in tro d u c ed theth e Senate ! bill.' toe and numerousnun cuts, scratches andd Hatch I of Utah. s a y th e yf h a ' S - “733^3055 — TWIN FA ttS- r - sler in the Senate and forccree Recent court decision:slons have ruled bites, But some conservative Re{ilepublicans a filibuster ;an of North passageo of f tht e that the Justice DepartmartmenLlocks the “I thinknk IIli Is sa fe l(*%ay lh a t a b u see such s as Sen. Robert Morgan J bin. legal authority to direciirectly sue state of childreiclren In Instllulions Is aQ institutions — mentaental hospitals, widespreadead and serious problem.” homes for the retarded,■ded. p riso n s a n d s a y s Drow rew .Days, who heads thee ------reformatories — In an effort to re- Justice Department’s De Civil Rights Jltlons. Division.I. H ow ever, sin c c 1971M theth( departm ent'" ‘‘It. is Ihalthat perception which hns ledd > has Joined as a third•d partypi some 30 the departnirtmenl to support legislationn E-OWNED andd NEW m n H d h ______iaHFiSiefsnie. — — FU lu m ta r , fivUa 25^o n ^ SAALE! S S am i IHUBSIUVQMTOimnsfpraiBan 12 NOONNO TO 5 P.M. /•.III' n'^.ii'i';'.ii7i7 iJr.cn Tiiifi aio .1" I)IJ» V)t your n'oiuiy ’ O jO T n t voii ii.iy,iy Kundic-ds Hu nl Ooll.-os ...... iinl.MlI:l ot ol inourjnas lor ■ ON m arylUqiu i d a.t must t)<) lnl>oKxl ' i t i ® * Ml'txinU iisco ' .FurSlolat CUT ALONG DOTTEDDOT LINE *l*rll(iitiingitsagi CoblUfli>ulurkrMlnkSlol«* ' eeioiL S TAKE THIS COUPONON TOT YOUR STORE "r liomtlSS’ - i' m' I Full-I»nfl(■■•ngm Wink Coau I Itoitom ioni i Alno.nnwii li AVE 2 5 I CO-its. l.uhula. |.U slolen A w hen you buy I .. v,,il yc. <.l lo*. low 1 :r:"“ I 1 Family Size (48 oz.) I or 1 King SlzoJ32 c t) ’ I ■ ' I « ■it»t Outgo. ViM. . 9' I .Jimtitoi ' J ''/ M im l or 1 Giant Size (22 oz.)“ Ivo I . . I LiyawiyLiya Pl*n. 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M e m o ryy b a n k ss in brainI NEW YQRk'dlPll --=^y-the-ycar— municatiIcatlonsrcntertatnmentnndTnid m e d ^ 'T~T 2000, (he average personm im aybc'able- 'ical monltorlngonmor command...... ^ 10 g e ( m o re c o m p u te r powower than now Butj( theseth "dazzling developmeni s ™ exists In (he cndre world'Id wKh niicro- also carry ca (he threat “that si p, scopic memory banks5 thatI can be Inventiontions will go amuck," hesaid. C h lc lcen *d’ c h e rry juu b b i lle e vn B & ‘' ^ implanted In the brain,1, aaccording (o "Perh^erhaps the principal dangerIg er ___ f u tu r is t G eo ffre y C a lv e rt. the publicpub (Is that) they willvlll b c Human nature l(selff nmoy be fun- concenti;e n tra te d In (hc h a n d s o f to o0 sm dam entally changed, Calva lv e r t s a y s , by a segment g m e of the population." "plcoprocessors” — onee millionn (Imes Concemcentration of the flow of in- a i n e r i r e more powerful (haiian (oday’s formatkiation can provide a basisis is o f ' IpQonta gezes microprocessors. c o n troroi l Ifar more comprehensive i ifcom blned wl(h mcmcmory data, he cfficien(:ien( (han developed by any> (otaii-(oti ■ H tfn iiliii wrUes in a report (Uled1 “Shaping (he tariansn rcglm% i in the past. Next Three Decades," ththese devices Kaquavv i t b o t t l eies can be implanted In the th( skull and ■ rain, someday y . . Q.: I enjoy heitlngng Iin almost any A. Thetie namer pertains to sheep that interfaced .with (he braii , amking all (he stored krknowledge of // f p o m y qourneighliorhood u DdASSOGIATBIIMDRUGGKIS . form — in mustardi sauces,sai iiorsera* graze on pasture lands close to theHJ® humanity accessible (o evevery person, [«€ dish sauces, cream1 sa sauces with dill sea. Ass theth tides flow' In and out the The report wos publlshcshed by Alex- '•il and so o n .‘1 preferfer it, like most gr^andmd herbs that grow on (hc saltI"* ander & Alexander inc.nc.,. insurance ^ ■ p ^ ' ScahdlQaTlans, withtiice-cold-aquavit. ice marsheses t ^ e on a q>eclal flavor thath a t. and financial brokers, In many fine Scanicandinavlan re^ impaHss itself K into thc flesh of (hethe Calvery says a pocket-s:t-slzcd gadget J ^ ^ r.. staurants tb« aquavluavit botUe is animals,Is. The thTM best known of will soon rcplace clocks,(s, telephones, I ' encased in a solid containercon of ice. these coas»astal regions In France orei in typewrUers, cameras,. c h ec k b o o k s 1 * mmm Cah you explain bowIT thisthii is done? Brittany,ly, Vendee and Guyenric. Therhe and a hos( of other neceicessltlcs. The H i ’ A. T h ^ are specspecial metal' or term pre-i)re-sale is applied not only to gadget lhat he dubbedJ tht e •‘d a to r" % /w B y yr specially designed sheep but)ut toI mutton as well. will provide Informatiation, com- for freeiing aquavitt bottlesbol in a shell i- " of ice. When Ute icee is solidly frozen RUtll H - f . around the bottle, the container is 7j kemoved, leaving the bottle'Wholly ^ contained inside tbe Iceshell.Ice 1 ' " You can improviserise such .a con* m l IJ-eriA 6on ■ b 'l; talner. Use a piaisticlc orot metal coffee * j ^ j . can and add about anUl inchih of water to fINE FURNITURS "SINCE 1908"1£ ' the c a a Place this'inin theU freez e and ■h'v stand until the waterwa is frozen, Very carefully situatelate the botUe of CT aquavit on its end,I, dirccOydl in the OjJciin-3 lie jincl ■(IS;: center bf the ice base.ise. Add as much 109/oO w a tv u tlie can willidll thenI hold and (umiliucfiBfc, jfpoi ■ ^ . irettiTO. to tbe freezd*ar uiuntil the water WiTJlig':. unffccuiifcjc. B-DMIIICRO-FlINE freezes.' Remove theiw container by u’l/iflrw I.i«i(nriil5. teiefly pouring iiot watei rater around it. nffw oiin, ijKf'Cil:. nrA■ ■{rV Depending on yourlur skilli and the IMStn.]j u s m nmiss: shape and size bf thehe container( you c lk i jidf (]i{j dm?. . B'-U »^theend'^ultwUitvUiJ)e impressive Because(w V e care a[bout t ; Q. On a recent tripxip to France, I “^yourcomff f f o r t : H '-' d ii^ on lamb tiiat wasvas designated< on “ "C om e Visit Us A\t t COur N ew Location1 ”*' ■ - \ the menu pre-sale. The dief m ade a > f / s / fuss over It ^ if it't' ww« ^ the .most COMMERCIAL «RESICtESIDENTIAt DESIGNING qtecial Iamb in tbe worlworld. What does Your AD'drugglst Is ipleased to o'ffer you3u a 10% rWIN FALli'STORE BURLEY STOREIE the name imply? (EDITORS: (ED pre- llu* lohM Blvd. N. 793-9M 6 2ISW«tf13»hSl.67».lS-1603 savings on the InsulisuHn syringe that givesBS you A y sale takes accute acceiccent over both m o0a AJW.-«i30* PJA. Mon.-Tri. 9i00-Si30Mon..Fr1.Ffl. m ax im u m c o m fo rtt piplus maximum accurajrac y . A I"' IOAJW.>ASOPJW.$«it.IQjl ______10t3D-9:30Sot.I. B-D Micro-Fine syrlnjringes feature an exclu!ilusive combination of featuatures that can signifi- p:^|ipill cantly reduce injecticction discomfort. — ^indivlduaily-Gohtroltrolled-Sharpness ------— 7^<:^^‘^nSle:sca“scale'A D A ^approved for a more comfortjortable injection //// Marklngs-igs-for greater every time. ^protectiontion against possible • MIcron-Bead'" Pollso llsh in g —for d o s a g es enerror. the finest jdegree9 olof sharpness f l attainable. • Double Lubr.ubrication —twice as ^ much as eveever before. . • Electronic Inspecticctlon-soeach injection is precisehsely as comfortable asistheonebeforfe. t

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CHICAGO. -T hesigrsigns arc every- To bringing (he flavors uf fall to lhele rod. wine, add to cookingg liquid1 and I COLORRPORTRAnJ T r O R 8 8 « where lhat the season son is changing, dinner table,tabl pair up Uiose plentifulLil cook, .stirring constantintly until I All ag e s welcialcom e • baBles,'adults',i andanc families! Choose • Even in the supcrmarknarkct, there Is pork steak;eaks and apples in this dc-0- • thickcncd. Reduce heat andnd cook :l to .j J positive proof that sumnummor is fadjng . iectable braisedbn entree^ While pjeas-ts - t m inule.s:-serve w ith chops,s.fise fi rv in g s. . J from our selectionsei of scen ic andI colicolor backgrounds. and fall is fast appropproaching. The ing-the pocketbook. po you’ll also IA*A T o com plete th e m a in course, coi con- I We'll select:t poses,p and additionalI porportraits will be avail' producc section is brlibrimming wilh pleasing; thetht family, for this pork andid .sider se rv in g th e pork a n dJ aa| p p le s w llh ^ able withI nonc obligation. Satisfaction:tion always, dr your autum n's bounty, especk xxlally apples in apple combim blnation will be a fav o rite . butlered egg noodles. Wiienien selecting > « C o l e m a n m oney cheerfully refunisfunded. a wide range of sizes,zes. shapes and Pork’ork Steaks with Apples the vegetable accompanlmiiment. check c o lo rs. 3 p o rk< bbla li d e ste a k s , cu t to •= i inch:h lh e p r ^ u c e co u n te r for otiie:>ier good fall Slashes Sli heating There arc noticeableale changes,c too, thickk (abi a o u t:! pounds) l)uys such as broccoli or brussels THUiURS.-FRI.-SAT,\T.-SUN. a n d c o o l i n g c o s t s ! at the meal countcr,•r, forf the pork,, 2 tablespespoons flour sprouts. Keep the salad siisimple; top “ section Is packcd with'ilh a varloty of Pi. teaspoopoons sa lt rafts of lettuce with sliceded tomatoes with ths highest SEPTtTEMBER 2 7 -258 8 - 29 - 30 cuts, .many featured: on sale al very teaspooipoon paprika and FTench dressing. Dosscss e rt w ill l>c efficiency effli and lowest attractive prices. Whilelile fallf is usually teaspoo:poon pepper declared Irresistible whenen It is gin- annual ann operating costs DAIinOA:M.-I . - 8 P J I . SUNDAi n d a y s i \ a .h . - 5 p .h . . : the Ume lo cxpect pork supplies lo 2 lablespespoons la rd o r.drlpplngs g e rb ro a d sq u a re s so rv ed withwii a tangy ofanymalorheatpumo, ola peak, this is a bannerT yearye with pork I'u cupsdit3 diag o n ally .sliced c clc ry le m o n sauce. 'y’ you'll o u save dramatically su p p lie s th e h ig h e st theyiiey have been In I large:eonion.'Sllced. or on both heating and 35 years. For the conconsumer, this 2 lablesp«espoons w a te r Affects relation> n s h i p cooling S o cosls. See us IN TfTHE BLUE LAKES:e sm a l l means there is morec porkpo lo'choose 2 lai^e;e cooking c ap p les, c u t in (ii; NEW YORK (U P Il - T he women's tO(t;today! fro m a t m o st a ttr a c tivve e prices.p: wedgesges ■ Imovement has definitely irinfluenced TWIN FALLSLS You'll find blade stealsiteaks one of the 2 lablespiespoons rod wino iteen-ager relationships, acciiccording to Tl'The Fixitman m ost economical pork'k cucuts availuble. Dividei sleaks sl In hulf iiy culling - i H ret subjectict I8Bt. Additional su b jectsects $1.00 each. Back- ; Ig • a magiizine survey. High on th e llsLs 445 A 5TH AVENUE They are easily idcntlficitlfied by a long, lengthwiseise along straight side uf 7-T- s IrIn large frying pan. Pour offff ;aboul movies or reslauran•ants. Girls l— — While the pricc tag;> for pork steaks drippings,;s. Add celery, onion andd ;also indicated they were turnjrnedoffliy . . is low, their nutritionallal ratingn is higli. water toimeal:covertiglUlyandcw)k mi 'k iboys whoso conversationin openers Uke all pork cuts, thehe slcakss are an slowly 45 45 minutes. Pla’ce applele ■w e re 'su c h lin e s a.s, " C a n 1 ! go | where excellent source of high-qdalityhigh pro- wedges around ai .steaks; cnntiiiiie.le. y o u 're going'.’” and •’W annaina party?” tein, and also containitaIn Impressive cooking,, covered,co 10 minules nr unti!il They' also cibjoet to "BaiBaby” and _ ' a m o u n ts of th e B -vU am3mlns, Ir especially meat andid apples: are done. Remove■0 •‘Schweethaaf as nlcknaincmes. and lo - ^ Ift gonna beoa < great day” thiamin, and necessaryary minerals.i In- meat, vegelsgetables and apple.s lo warmn

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Corneirs Home “ ;rcad aj^llicsti daj days about Pnlv Inlxiratiiratory tcsling.can de- ihne^you'ro timi unclhing I)r>-ing of I-'ImhmihmI, Inrornialloii Hulirtin Hlrjfjnij^food as airyltchraiTvi 3I7ve lo can- icrmine whichi^h molds arc a public jfioi Jtinciil;------}S(h-f(HHilwh4iis«>-tK«-or«hmuUiii-JiiVenlai-I______1 10 vyeek course startsa r ts I ; • nlmjorfreczinR. , ' h e a lth h a z a rd•d aa n d w h ic h a r c not. sh e •'A p p le s d o n 'l s ta y aro u n d 'm:ny y h o u se p e r copy 1 (|uanlilyc|ua disi'ounls availa- Thursday, bept. iv/ H ow sa fe a n d eco n o m ical \s T 9 7 9 ^ I "'j 17 alls it? said. Removingvlng v isib le m o ld is no long lon(i enough to iwlher withith pre- ble). Irom-Mai.Mailing ItiHiin. lUiildiii^ 7, yery safe, if done correc trrectly. say guarantee of)f safety s Bccau.se these trtfalmcnl, trtfa W cusclhc^i in threeredo six Research Park, Par fonii'll l.'iiiviTMly. cwpcratlvc extension experts Krts, - plants have! octopus-llkco tenraclos—“mwihs. muY if you're not goingg louse I llhiica. NY Hll.y. H Drvmg F ihhIji ;il Economicai, loo. bccausc i Onlyc $25.00 tuitionio n - | * ' use properly thal can rcachach down- Invisibly Inlo them ther unlil next sum m er on a caic a m p in g H om e, L'SD.A>l),\ Home anil (iardeii i ^ • dijcd foods don'l require extraextr cnerjiy food: ...... ■ - •• trip.trip, I would rccommeiul stc;> tcam lng B ulletin .No.o. 217,2 is 4,"> cenls 'o r 2.'i fbr storage as frozen foods d( ; I . S p o n s o r eed d by Science of Min Js do, Thai's Both she inand d M rs. H u m p h rey find - il>c(il>cforcdr>ing,i" pcrccnt discouscouiil oil orders I'.S, (Jnv- • wUh Prof. Ruth N. Kllppst. eall734-1551554 for rosorvotions andnd jnJormotionir J ppstcln of a hlRhnowoncom:ommercially dried frull. best best foods for home dr>'lng are•(> apples ernment I’rintirintmgOllK-r. Ua^hinutmi. Cornell University extensionsion l)ultclin. Thcy disanrcctree on one point: sulfur- and and corn, all fruil leathers iiiadiadc uith DC20-liiJ. H om e D ry in g of Foods. ' Inj*. a p ro cc!ss ss widely u.scd by com- c canr a n n c d p u re e s a n d w iib v;i-;iniu-(l ------;ln telephone intervie\vs.-bot;.both talked- mcrcial packci:kcrs *tn-preserve-fniit -'appl•applcsaucc if you can uvt 11 imru:ru :tm ...... about renewed Interest inI IhoIhc world's quality and color,cok f-'iimcs crealcd by ... "Corn keeps indefinitely if il is A qldcst method of food preserv;ic rv a lio n . ■ b u rn inf* powtiered den su lfu r do th e Job, properly dried. You could dry: itil lo d a v / ; :In Ihe be n ln n in g , food w'as as sun-drieds Mrs. Klippstei ielp your kidsIs get on the isteln secs sulfuring as a and 3,,^ eal ll lirycai-s Irom now.-. .\P|)IL-S - \ on tr d y s o r ra c iis o r heid IoKclhcrwithokcI tradeoff, and fniit leathers keep:: In 12 IllOlllilS.nv I aU-lngs that coiiid hang Indoordoorsorout. -i jon'l like :rest Good GlCheckup Hons n o r R o l L ike the flavor, icxlurc. d [1"^, e p en d in g on ^tlu'a^l■ conditionsms" I Tcays wjjre Iefl outdoors by day and odor and colorlor of unsuifun,‘d fruil." ^ W i\h a good checkup,). yoUry kids can j’ci on1 the Honor Roll, : bgiuKhl indoors at ni^ht and and In rainy she said. Beside■sides, su lfu r fu m e s 'p ro - I iNNote: GoVcrnmciil guidt's'to”to lionic’ ■ <■, A nid d gget an official patch andan certificate, Gec'detailetailsatpaVticipaling wiealher. This method stillII workswi but leci against loss of vitamins C and.,\ ' dryingdryi of foods arc available• frofr m al llS-is-not recnmmended1 exccplex in although Ihcyy destroydc some Ihiaminc. least leas three sources: t'ornell I'ni,'nivoi', ’ '•Today's opllons include.* homemadehot fruit. aarc rc available Imm founlv . porfable electric dchydrai•dralors. a Suifurfumcsac s a lso d e stro y a n y inscci rtgn.-clcclric unirdcsiniicdicd for .iise jarvacinthefrulfru ll. shc said, ^ E j a outdoors or In fta.s or clucirit‘ciric ovens. pniit can alsoals l>c suifua-d bv dip- ^ ------ta } )te io p « le c tric u n lls in VIIrvi■iirylnjtsizca— plnfril~ln—a~-a~5«iDtimv 'O f' irtinum— -Opera-season— ri a6d;ponveclion ovens. The ia 10 laltcr arc mctabisuifilc; anda water, a Iwllcr ! 0 g p a rtic u la rly e ffec tiv e »>ecai wcausc air choice for aparlp a rlm cn l d w e lle rs, siiic-c ‘H ‘H( O USTON >L’Ph - TJTo H Hi oiislon I m Q u e amysize i . -ctfcblotion-is stcadyrthanks 9 S t t t nks to a fan treating withb ssi u lfu r fumc’.s m » sf Ik Grand G rai Opera season will opcipen net. I LiMir ONC COUPON ptn:nPuftCMASE p i mioRmuLAnnAvoFt j ; IrSlQclheoven. d o n e outdoors,S- ■ . 18 18 wilh \ Verdi's "Olello.” s st; ta r riim jphe-’miinufacturer of a 1.; a l..,00-walt purlsls considnsldcr Ixilh lorms of the Jon jon Vickers and Scolllsh s sn o p ra n o j 101.., ^ pftrlable convection oven savs the unit chemical an1 additive, a Vcl. sulfur Isobel Buchanan In her ,\iiiiiiiierican ujes only one hour's worlh of« 1 of electric- occurs nalurall’rally In many foodsMn- debut. debt The season also wiiiI inii c lu d e 'I itv durintJ 12 hours nf dehvdr lyilraline al duUInK ciifis: andari all meats, the pi'o- Rossini’s Ros •'!.» Cenercnii UU dcK recs F . T o ta l fuel cost rasi for mat lessor solci. F Fi ru ll tre a te d w ith it ' ••Madama “ Ma nullcrfiy." "1)011 I IO*oc i i i n l l . period .would be 15 cenls. bas based on a smells sulphurolurous when fir.st d rie d . quale." qnnl "Die Mcislerslneci-" an'd I lo c a l'U lillly r a te of 10 cci ccnts per she added, mliml lhe,o(Iitr {jUickly dis- M Mar a rc n iilz H te ln 's" R (‘Uin;i " PROCTER & GAMB\MBLE r '3 6 7 0 0 j ' kDowatl hour, said .Mrs.Irs. Kjithy slpales. !------Cripps, dlreclor of producticl iiinfnrma- Mrs. liumphnphixw p n ’ici's o lh tT pi-c- tinn for the company, , , ,, . , tr e a tm e n ts suiuch cl as steaming, itlan- -vV l-lO-denrec scttin« vielils;lils Ihci besl ching or dippinjping in an ascurbic ai'itl (^Ijaiity. Prof, Kllpp.slcin1 sasaid. She , (vitaminOmlxiilxture,- s ^ d v ita m in lo.>« tn a v beb e slig h lly P o in ts Ihev; aa g g re e on include: hfcher al t-io lhan at llie 120 degrees i Dried foodod should 1h‘ iKieked in lifc o m m e n tle d b y n C.'aliforni;)rnia manu- small contaitainers, Otherwisv, .factiircr nf a non'clcctric.ric, indfMir- m o is tu re and.1 conlamliUMits cr li'oiii the _ outdiwrdchydralor. air can cnicr•c ca a c h tim e you op<-ii anil • L"l-ow er tc m p e ra lu rc s for some close the contaiitainer and spoilage can W n n c r . le n d e r fo o js a r c nol noi a i»ad o c cu r. •hfcjtf'' she said, addinn Ih; o to ; lhal -rri . .Ncvertaslesle any food lhal apjH-avs d fiu re c s F is m u c h m o re .sall^.salisfaclory moldy. Destroyroy il In sucli a way that I 5 a n ll 0 ." iT» neither humaiisans nor animals c:in uet m jBiij food dried loo slowlyy mimay start . -ai it,- ■ t(* ftT jn en t a n d c a n m oldJ anand spoil. . Cool, dark.■k. dtJ ry sto ra g e is best, sBc'.said, Food dried Kk) fasl fasi cnisls -The coolcrrr thet temperalinv. the - oj^W ^d ishard lo rclmlrale.lie. IXryinf' Is a noml ailernaernalivc to , ' c{|ni)ing for home cm)ks afraid afni thal . bglulism may develop in11 lo ' iTNCB fuodslMJnlikc molds, iHitiilin i i S ilin WB6 iiMsiWc. colorless and odorlcs J'Therc's no way you woul botulism in dried fmids.” M Mrs rs, H um - pBrcysjiid. , ^\Iold. of course, is iviih visiblevisi and smelly. One f«Mid dryer manulnnulacliircr rCcommcnds removinn siirfatirfac c IBMOTTfw r b j wipinfj il wilh a solutionn of [ i l rnotahlsulflie and water. Mien Ill ' ■

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r Shell 250 . rriulilpie 1 ^-"^Vlilllll^^ iblets. vitismins /'Iroa I ...... J... i ■■ - Wodnosday.SoptoiTitonibor26,1879 TImoa-Nows,lows, Twin Fall J, Idaho'0 9 ' re:— ------~— ^ o m p u t “— This-guided tctour is undergr■ground------BBe alletr^onpTD urjrciiases theatre^ iterhtera A cap lamps and dc< n STOKE-ON-TRENT lUPI) - 1 dcsccnd the Chalterlv NEW YORK lUPh - ThThe Eliot provided byby benefactor Mrs. n eew w museum1 near Stokcon-Tr•Trent Whltfiela colliery,iery. once one of the Feld Feh Ballet has purchasilas^t—the _ LuEslher Mertz.ertz. and the Feld Ballet [fers a differchl kind of* niiii■Hided b ig g e s t c o al m in e s - in H rila in 600-seat 600-: E lg in m ovie the.nheater' in' has launched■d ‘a a campaign to /also tur. It’s700 feet underuround Exhibitions undcndcrground al the liolly downtown dow Manhattan and1 pplans to the nearly $1-$1 • ‘miillion needed to ary in futi l.jne soam showow tthe developmi'nl of rem n ecessai ture. • renovate it for performanceice use bv convert the the. theater, including the V isit'isito rs ..don h e lm e ts a n d . m ininers' e mining technoIog.vog>-. ' the th e cor^any and otherer dance provision of aa d dance stage 40 Teet _____ NEW YORK (U Pll-Porsne rso n s ^vht>___tpt»n.-n'prs n ne . liavliii' iHffii-iillv ...... ------g g ro ro u i p s. T h e 'th e a te r cr^';lI S'S-’J.i.ftfX), w ide a n d liS feeteetd di e ep . don’t ocoulre "computer litersI te ra c y " In slrut>KllnK to cope)pe with the increasiiifj i------dilldhoou may find themselvesIves super- complexity of>f a. . teehnlonicallv- nuous in tomorrow's Americairican six-i- orien ted socicly...... - ...... - ety. according to futuristt GeoffreyGi Ovcrcomint' thisthis difficulty will call C a lv e rt. for cotislructlvoe changesd In nur'.soci- Calvert made this ot)serv.iti(vntion in n etv In the cominninn decade. ■•Thife is report titled "Shaplnt; the Next Three little point In uinniiiiJ innl th e b a ltle on th e Decades" prepared for Alexijilexijnilcr & enernj' front ifw we e a re lo.sinfi it am iiiif’ Alexander, the inlernationol)nol Insur- our yoimj;people.”le.” Calvert said F r W ance and financial services< firm,fin It is The technlonicii^ical chaii^e.s in ihe I i'i i| I th e fifth in a sc rie s of su c h studiitudles, years ahead ^•111will be ureal. Calvert ------He-^aid the pressure -or• cot c o m fju ler ' sa ld .'H e p'redictedtedthedevelopinenlDr literacy and other early inanifesta- mat mlcopriicessors> thatth will he abimt a tlons of, economic and techiiL‘chnl()KictiI m illion tim e s more n u powerful tliab Nifoi A u g . I sophistication already Is takini:ikinK a toll today’s micoprocirocessors. Il Is even . of youngsters as vocation aftciafter voca- po.ssilile. he said.lid. th a t th e se d evices tion is wiped out by tedini:chnliiKical wili be transpkinilanted in Ihe liunian change, thus diminishingJJ employ-c skull to interfacece with Ihe hrain and ment opportunities for the th un- Hive ordinary persons pei ■•niore oun- W hlenyou ( buyk Iu l l ^ p re p a re d . p u te r pow er Miana n exist.s in th e \M>i'|d He said American childreildren and ton berrert in your v o> Amtiiun Eipitu ow n 'WDrtd M ug.j g . 1 .S>MdlI l}i-*uui Hold,M : See deroils in fhehe order form . 1 Vpuf Uvauai,/ s ^ J TflAOE-INSACCEPTEPTEDI I ^ l l c i c » Ull' Nioiy ol til. - J M l u i s : I uiik'iN ftum IIIIK- k'^'l "'liuk'' UlthIb foiNfl • '' ,fto m 'louKi.'. pJc-p;c-o%vni-d like-iic» lut mdU'v jj.kcjikcl't. 2 • io IIj i .. liubliltvA. U-;U'JtVCV & lull k'l>|.-lll,U>J^ lllCU' « i uhIjK- futv iitc tifrcioffered fur «lc liy A>.i>ll I uit.ct .nui . -■ ""-""""I *ju|inKTil<0 uiihlh bibund Nl W Ini'. ..I J lioni.'nduiiv ^ r T " ' in|i\ over llic (iitrv1IITV of ncu |;aiiiii-nl> jiiJ Iumiiv ludi--jdi-iiis: ORDER FORM ______I __ llul lyok like NIANI.W- llul muvl lie IjI'cIcI • w.niid-l.j E r f • uKil". Iiiij)|inr■ buyiniibuy ii pic-iHnicd'lur 'loK- Im l MS‘r liiuiri S A V E 0 5 < PtOOK »C1X) m e ------^ I-or woiw5IW IMU9WX fo. cci>o»co«01 koii H o t ol | •full leiiKlli MINKNK CCOA IS fot juxi S(>V>. I IX : on ony size jorrof of BIfl I rrtdOMdSS o>« i»w inr^' wot» •••Q'X)! lo t*»- • ycv bul now yuunyuuii jl lidkulotjv ptia-t. II iiuI.cn K” MncolO' R«^chmi>9lm«xtovnq I • bcltci buy lor yuuryiiur iiiuni-y. S.. il y..» >• jiu io buy j I MRegular , or Decoffeina j.T-(p>ci-pt3'Oi.W(e)jofoirVKoie | ; SH9 aniJ up bjrgjiijrgjin in j fut, if you '^jni lo ^pcnd lu Jl.lOplwionelftftrf vi-cJiio.n ony I • ()ickl> of JolUit tn>tn\lr.id or lliuuvjiid' fm llic 'ci> Iln I m to IMI PUL - 1 ftogJor s O' OwoK^rwipd . MINK, bctio cumc cum cully. In uddilion. yuu'll find fiiiil j ! }»r»d eh«».. luw piu\'v No mu-icti ui i'ji>yJcbaii l i i i ® I Home______; - : • un lf.c LAY AWAYWAY ri.AN Ul- lut ytiu. A luvlioi■vl.oiulj 'Ull. INC, PO M>I ivia. lix I I I will bold jny ilcm. WE ALSO BUY uUSI s e d : . I l i l \ t a unit Of fnoouei rut I Adflieii____: ___ "■ I '‘jogsvM «“ficV ,rw .'i'o;..«r,u,.uuu.o.D.. ■ I CAItnMIIOtIO UIOtHIIUHCOIISinUIIS<»VO Ory...... ilVow • ...... Zip ■■ -, I I : S a lelewlll % beheld af: EXPIRC0CCEMIEK31.11.1979. 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CLOVER^R ~ Learning how lo proces•ocess corn at the GrccnGlanIant plant will provide a regularlu la r p a y ch e ck . ' . Guttlnt>; au driver’s license, with a little II coaching ' S from Amerke ric a n frien d s, c an m e a n a Joyful Jo, weekend picnic inthc:Ihe m o u n tain s. A nd somiieday. eo when cold winters and nr e w food ha v e i j lost Uielr strangeness.stn Idaho will Iwhoimh o m e . ( I / F i But onlyly ilif you can speak English.sh. The1 soul of a ■ . ■ a c:e ^ c iillu rc is it.sits language, .some say. Thehclmllom Ik line for • anyone who'ho wants to be part of a new culture is lo » "■ . '," 'I learn theInnilanguage. • i l It can be>e difficultd for anyone, but itH seemssc lo come ^ . : • • easiest lo0 thOt children. Laotian youyoungsters who rC; , rv-. a rriv e d in1 the th Buhl-Filer aroa wilh1 thelth e ir fa m ilie s in '; ; i ^ ' ______Fehrtiary arare already making_grcaLs;aLslridesJn-the ------4 ^ ^ 1. a cc o rd in g lo iiie ir te a c h e:rs. rs, " T h e y are a re eager lo learn." sayss JeromeJc Smith. Pf W- principal oiof Clover Trinity Lutheiutheran School, ■ soulhw e.st1 ofo f F . iler. B - R a n i’ln^'« fromfr ages :> lo 15. th e 19 L.a aoti o tia n p u p ils a rc > ? ' ' B . the childrencn of< the six refugee familieslies sponsoredj by ft ■ the Liilhcrfir>ran churclies of Buhl. Clove:iover and Filer. ?? V. After a slx-wx-week migrant educalion programpro^ in Twin m k ■ F a lls th is sunsu m m e r, tiicy s ta rte d a l T rinrinllyAug.27. ltj . _ ' Althoughh theyI receive some langu:mguage training i d a lly .'th e yy spendsp most of tho school day in class with ' Jg the school'sI's other< .‘iG students. SmllhIth saidsi ho hopes '■ communlcatlrations problems between thothe 1Unollans and Tt ' I f their leacherhers wilt be counteracted in ththe e long ru n by ^Bf" the opportutrtunlty to mix socially wilh witl the other .students. I .; I Slowly but surely, Ihey are beglnn;glnnlng to take ! advantat'o2 of lhat opportunity. At recess;cess Wednesday, Laotian Iwysays were welcomcnl bv theirIr clac la s s m a te s a t a -“£ ( ^ I q u ic k so c crc er rg i a m c . ■SB8M '' Jl B u t n la nnguagc g u barrier Is a lough hurdllurdle. Across the playground.d. Ifour Laotian girls sang togctiogcthcrin Laoas ^^^B they swungIg sidei by side on the swing.’ing set. In fact. •'ff . ______wherever therethe wos no organized play.lay. ithe I..aotians • ^ ^^ B - tended to Sticstick together. At recess theytiey worev allowed '< - to speak Lao.ao. In th o cla ss ro o m It is s tricr ic tl:lly E n g lish . ' z '- V o lu n te er;r teachert< Mary I^anc GiddingsJings remembers vf I the lime shehe remindedi a Uiolian firstst gradergr to stop ' speaking his[iis native longue and concenncentrale on his ^ ^ B E n g lis h lessor>sons. ^ m : . . “ H ik e Lao." ao .’ he answered nroudly. "It"Itisgood." I; Oul the free-flowing fro smiles-and laughter iaug as the " i i children eachich rushed to please Ms. Giddi.iid d in g s w ilh th e ' |.‘J right answor er' Wednesday speak well fofor r Ih e r te a c h in g . ^ Vongprachann (lo(lop) Isb o n o v e r hla E nsllsh homhandwriting, while Soinsanlth (riohi)(rioh Icarna a b ility . how to pronournourice new Anteriout tounda.la. DI uring rcce*#, Laotian andnd AmericanA Ms.GiddinpJings works with Laotian firsfirst t a n d sc co n d "J* .children d o n»‘t 't lelet the Unguafle barrier holdId themtl back from enjoying gomejamc* on ihc graders forjr an: hour and a half every cvci weekday y , playaround. morning, teaching tea' .sounds, lelters.. and an everyday • J words, andJ thenth tutors one of the boysloys laler. Olhcr 'S‘ voluuteers.. allal church members, handlendle other grade -fj le v els , a n d1 in the afternoons klndergarjrgarton teachcr • - y , Renata Grac!raesch conducls reading classes clas for the '.*• p u p ils. Jlngs-8aid-thc-studonis”ffre“grc“gclling m or^ han they would in publicc schools.scl Their lomes. often on the farmsirm s o f c h u rc h ^5- a re sc a lle re d o v e r th re e schoolihooldislricls. ool could have had its own owi part-time nded with federal money, but turnedt down because of the red tape involved,. invo Smilh ■ ------Ms.-Glddln{ ... atlentlon thatlearn I^nglish, the LaotianDtians are also Tjj p a re n ts ’ hoirihristianily. Raised as Buddhi;ddhisls In Laos, v members, ’ginarc each school d.iy with Lulhe.u th e ra n hy m n s. ' Tho schoolJesus arc common throughoutjhout th e school. ' teaclier, fundcliroeder. who leaches firstrst andi second F* the grant d bee she tries to work a Christlaiisllan vlcwpoinl sa id . herles.sons. A s th e y le; leder also spoke ofjiroblem s i le a rn in g Chri!' mis in leaching '■ e Lao phonelic s.vsleni is so dif "•UHlPs th e y now begir ;o d iffe re n t lhat lish -sounds are verv difficu P ic tu r e s of Jc.> fficult for the W e s a id . M a x in e .Scliro ■L ■ rffc grades, saidJerstand sl more of whal we? saysav lhan Ihey • »Ji ■ i J m in to m o st oflicatc hei i)ack lo us," Ms. Schruediruedorsaid. ' Ms. .Schroed(le Laotlaim already had a badbackground in 5^ ll^ L English. The:s. stie.sald. and that Is theh e ssi u b je c t th a t ' /"ft ______^ F S m l l - ' m a n y E nglishsl .lo.tJioni..Uul for.any.subjecLtijecL-Uicy.tend— ------^ B ^ B children, sheshyness sa and "ilgiil up" In smalsm a ll gro’up s o r f..>J "Tiiey undenidual instruction, ^ cancommunicj!fu n ," -Ms. S c h ro ed e r sa idI. . "■■Thc)''rc T (It- iS j'' '■ ^ J Most of tlie.•y'rc I all really .sharp, butt tlictlicy ha\x* so ^ ^^ B malhematlcs.arn. i Il’s tiie language, barriila rr^ e r th a t is lija c k . ■v ____ c o m es _eaHi9.>il ,l B ^ ^B to lose their hisshy a week. Ihe Laotian panparents trade ’ ' T ^ during individu,tlieir children, coming to1 schschool for an ‘ s.laughl by Carol Wells of Casll I “They’re fun Castleford. The ~i: in soon after the refugees an S fle n lightful. They'r s arrived. Ms. n much to- learns p e a k s L ao tian a n d sp e n tI twctw o y e a r s in I holding themby ba the College of Southern. IdalIdaho’s School ^Education. ■ M b J ' T h r e e nlghls places encourages tlie the parents to spcjspeak English laugh, Ms. Wells said, ^ ^^ B English class.ta • • > 9 classes began ier. the honic-school coordinatdinator* for Uie ^ ^^^B Wells, who spe district, keeps records onn thtthe'students , >Vi L ao s. Is p a id byTrinity School wilh teachingliing materials ^ ^^ B of Continuing E( Igrant Education J^csourcere e iC e n te r i i i ...... a CJ same maleriirts arc used lo In addition to> resregidar in ^ ru ctio n , firstt gradgr er Piiayctilth receives/es ttutoring from his Americ W hen d to build the rican classmate, secondond.grader Allison LIndhol a t ho m e , theybulary of (^hicano students. Carol Turner.!al testing time fur all of I.them (the byBJenMcKelway en Filer school Ms. dis Tuuier said. "Everythinghing is foreign and supplies theTr climate, the food, thee larlanguage - •, phptostos by Bob Del-ashmutttt , - from the MIgr.vo take for granted. BulI thtth e y a re •so :> ollhiT)R«tr^M . R u p e rt. The-'arn'that, sai they have nj^dele tntre m e n d o u s - a Iholm. English vocabul _> ^ _ "It’s a real ’~T ' ; Laotians)," Ms. to them - the ,everything wo willing lo learr s trid e s . - ...... -S J la n ;.' • . r

S 521K .. ” M •yTtmg^Newe.TwInFwin Falla, Ic^aho w »rtn»«H«y 9 r ~ f u i i w rB S U SIN E SS ISylioaar Bol/an ^ I ! l ^ c hiers ( GMN4 rev eals new2W, long-rang<3 6 r • I /fTTT^^— ^ M O3PE.,»W P tor/M ..TH E ittery fo r electictric autom olDbiles JlpMEEPicir-uppmk j m ‘ R f tiTRI^'AM T i yM ORER e...iH 30M J m M c f y c:ourt c DEAD ar>d useless , S • • W ASHII>HINGT0N'(UPI) ~ Gerierairai Estes said GM, afterir i^ million ^ ANIMALS! I; ‘ ■ jiim III IU l I , _ .M o to rss sa id T u e s d a y it h a s developed>ed worth of research, modei a tech n o lo g i- 1 fnTTTi(i(pFiiin^ E c ^ e r s55 a batteryjry that will run an eleclric car:ar cal breakthrough on theHe zin c-n ick el fo r 100 milmiles on onc eight-hour chargerge : batl<^. a power storogee methodn that_. B y J U b i T H ^ sc currcnt, wllh mass produc-uc- has largely existed only' inIn theo'iy for su c h v e h ic le s p ossible by 1985.5. 80 y e a rs . ■ United Press Ios t» s t ' ■ >:~$tj4klng. teachers lall car run by the zinc-nickelkei The breakthrough involvolves an im* H ,. ' H t ibIts 12,000 slrllc: p o w e rle s s . )erating costs might turn out. to : The exact details of the new H lUt th e s a m e a s conventional B~^*?^^;Loulsiana, Gov.. EdwinEd Edwarts ia l te c h n o lo g y a rc a trade scctccfet, hesaid, ^ L _ _ ■ 10 powered cars becausc the ■ sdr'yow n w ith I»thth «lto1 «r (he he but one of the new batterlcTies welding' l u T r i ' would hove to be rcplDced }nal leau-acld .'-lra I 'r i i i ' I I J - i ; ■ ' "XMpUhlong teachers•S ststrike in Jef* • Z cd the same as a conventions ■ ' 'SStiaa Parish, a suburtb u rb o f N ew O r- c^'fi'^^O.OC0.000.m iles, hcsaid. battery can store two to12 2 times as - r V . la rd b a tte ry . ■ i I s j | ■ ; t.;fe8as, In an attemptt to ' w o rk a c o m - much power as the standar ■ sMBomise. A car. powered by thei nnew battery - LEGAL NOTICE 0 m iles w ith a I . ' !S 2^e Louisiana strikeike Iis by far the w ould h a v e a ra n g e of lOO n top-speed of 50 mph, h he e said . ■ in the nation,1, aia lth o u g h m o re ■ ojU^SO strikes, affectinicting 800,000 stu- ' : - - "ISSfSSf" TJio Oooarlmoftt oJ Haallh ■ . In a dozen states,s , re m a in . ' Oftd o„J| Wolfaro Burosu ol * jffi* Ull iijff - e H - the teachea ch e rs unio n w as Training .Trai Is aoliclKno pro- to-work order lo ,posals tor rosoarefi and ■ ; p f i ^ i n g the back*to-w lochnicalPS?, asslatanco and ■ toM'State Supreme Court.Cou Teachers writing ot policy, rulos, rogu- - QUALILITY AT LOWin COST I ■— -want- a- settleictllement-or-fln— ------iaiiclallons, and-.guld«lin«»-lof------1 statf Iralning and devol- ■ ; .Weement on bindingding arbitration opmonl ' for OopartmenUI ■ - r w io r e returning to worlwork. School of- slaff srai and provKlors of Residential . . ficialB say they w antmt theI teachers ‘ ^S°ncyaorvlcoa. Ailblddorg I >)Bvo Iho lollowlng B :.- M’o’rk beforeire 1 returning to______^ " 1'.1. Domwslraiodc aucc'tsalul €om fflerc^a^ll— H H H >...... ~ ■ iday w ith a sk e lc- ■ oxporlonco o> In rosoarcit ■ . jioQ 'Staff of substituteJtutes and ad- 2momodologioa. 'k . 004 SpwlaJNotiOM 2. Knowlodgo ot todoral F a r m __ ■ r-r- - mlnlstrators — and massn ass p ic k e t lin e s. rulos ru and rogulallons gqv ------I DON’T TOUCH- THOSE ■ ;Tbftteichere plannedd thi lh e s a m e tu rn - orning liuman aorvicos f CILa SSSIFIED DRAPESI Let VoQuo Drapory w : > •'«99tt,,^y. even thoughagli a judge re- (JJ 1.0.. Tlilos XX amf . Cfoanors tfo tl a'r. Wo leko ' thorn down, claan Ihom, and m wo Pp lc k e te rs p e r 3. 3. Exporlohco e In writing ro-hano ihom, For somlco In ieAnnevnc*^uwar»ptoii INSURANCE automatoddflU sysioms. Hiding C lisfnil 004t»MlalNallcM ' t-\ Seventh and eightiighthgrade stu- OOSM«ne>WN«ICM . OfTH^O'atntfOTd “Fbrevofynood” rAll final proposals will bo o r Y O U R N E E D OOtPOTMWU OtlFwriMFortant Flora Oveticrt- F o |;.-;;*^^j^^8<*eduledI to£to start classes luo duo no lalor than 5:00 p,m, EDS 0»» Fwlwiaa F«« Nat'IFarmortUnlon MOTOcioborlS.197S, STEEL SIDING &1 nROOF * W IDESEUC.ECTIOHDFCOLaRS SmaEOOFFEKS> . IWUM»ecliWenr«d c, The school district sold All intorestod and polon- 007MMOik.m. al Ml flosonro, Bolso, OliSHMtlontWoil^ ID* lessons for tall session. daho, ' Ot7tMM«>Op(wn>Mlil« ;Now taking students. 733- V ^^ISnclsco Federationn ofol Teachers. Ollkv<«in*Prop«fTy ELCONSTRUlUCT10N nirarm.«lMhhp»llM OIOU«i«t T«Lki» back-to-wo'rkvo rk o rd e r “ a 25, ' •a Phon»7y^f7Bra Twin falla, Ida 114 Farm Vr«Iwn*>il> . t rsw ehelcallty'’; and saidsaid individual anoimd Thursday. Sopl. 27. s ^ R s r ' " ' I IS Fo>m Work Woniad 005 MamorialNotlcea OMinilfvctlen ' ^teachers had no obligationitlon to obey it.. . OMMinkUtMfli .Words cannot express how f/r- W fcio V d ^ was Issuedd MlMo nday a t th e much your klnoness has REAL ESTATE FOR SALESAI . ' meant to ua. Tho memorials & aw estjfd t-',-th e 'Califorliforhia Public e2«0|»AH9MM« , OWHemMFortaU . ' to tho Podlatrfcs Division ot ^ pinphmnent-RelationrSiiTB(ra«irwmai— ^------ItECREATIONAL • Magic Vailoy Jitomorlal Hos- argued that the uniormion had not lIOAvtallan . plui!.- tho fovily noral ar- , ^ l^u sted all remedieses beforeb strik* 03TF*rnnSlan<*««' ■ SltaarilMwlMriOTo rangomonts, Iho food, tho • WIAciMe**tal< ' tOS It OSVlMtnM>Prw«rTr ■ . cards! AU our frlonda, i ! ^ D e t r o i t - b o g g ^ do' 04aCam*iM|rl«ia’ I]«WwVA|cIm , neighbors arid famltlos wore i down over the _ UJVecsfKmfrcpMir l3SIoll«i I son, brolhof, son-ln-law. & Jly wage proposal.al. IIn response, — s2aiMim.Ava,'W |^ ____ ; brothor-ln-taw. It wlll bo RENTALS . romombored In'our hoarts ^ union said It plannedined to sue the > g X . Si \ 7 ^ ALA UNIQUE, SPECIALTYfYSHOP ' HOURS: HOI 0 ^ Unhl'mitftMlMMM torovor. > V- wo^forbadfaithbargair•gaining. OFC)FCHEESE, WINE, &SA3AUSA<3E • Jgj9^0.6.*30 MON.-FRI. . ? 65JFO^Apla,«Ovpl»«»iK ...... , The Family ol Walter Bolvard f^PrcuItCourtJudge'dn;e o r d e r s riego- 10rf)0-3:00$AT. ■ AUTOMOTIVE i'\ ImBSrs to resume. 0»*a«talMolul«H«mM 131 AviQ Sarvl<» fl»______■ Paraenals OMOIIk.«»u>l>..;i**A.3aAuwr«>li4Acc»tM>tM been reached, - t LJ a FRE * a . 0 9 i B . . H t CtndamMvmt fer Imi tlJAvisiWaniad • : / '; '* W ^ v e r r i n Bl'oomingdaledale and Milan, CURD! flESHCURDS... * Oi(t Garaga R^roli ALCOHOLICS , OtIWanladTeltonI p.rspM iK ,- East Cleveland,nd, Ohio, and , It WHEIHEV ' Av»Availabla W^dnesday-Satuiturday isiS S H ::, ANONYMOUS M* ZwtZ KOInKka t*l Von. CbII73M300 f B S S f if i^ r o u I U e i,’’ StaUState'Supt. o f ;;r W tbllc InstrucUon;-sddlid iiIh'Olympla, i . MIRCHANDISe iJ*r»K2riD.w*'* AN ELDERLY MAN would 0«7MlinllaKMM F«r »«1* UIAmh)MA«IM like board’and room with a i: SWash., Tuesday he wouwould not ifi- • 5 070W«nt»drst^ , Twin Foils tamlly. I do not OTIlKe«a»>dCbihk>v. i ; ; £ : : : s s Lr 'tervene at this time InI the 22 day old ^ 07}AMI«MI tS4AvNM.C«dlllat ■ ‘ amofto o r drink, I will pay ii *^fcanecilyschoor8trlke.■ike. .077.60 a month, Roply Box t m >20 C/O Times N o w s,^.0 . J * 077t«««. IVISM ' uwi c m ;■ S*%fbuilJet said he talkealked with of- A 07t Fumltvr* < Cancii IMA ' M " •Box 548. Twin Falls. IDBJ301. jfldalsi of ih e Public Empl:mpIoyes Rela- £ OT»*ppUoA«, tMAgtat.FefiT 0 M H Ml Im ■ A If C wtd. l»«Au«(.MarnKyl Lincoln DIET CENTER: ollors a »Ums^'domm!ssIon (PERCSRC) and -was: OMtM*«»aM<>l..lol> MAviM-OW>Mobll« Sonsiblo Woighi Loss Pro- , OnOvegaloln ’ that .It was goingJlng to become ;jC T| 0(4rk««eed ^ m ri^ ^ o r Iniormatlon c a ll...... K,: (inocvaotive In the ongoingling 1strike. Swift’ss Brookf(field O II^T> .l«e, Totol I HEALTH CARE AT HOME ^ k^'tiff^Uh^Lsbouldacid a c t a s lo n g a s : i 9 OWFttilSvppIlM 0«>A«cllw» moans keeping your lovod «' fPERCrlS.’stlU^ti^ing tolo wwork things '« ■ ' ‘onoa with Tyoa. •‘whllo thev fail. Lwouldcoi;Iconslderlt.” -'^7 MILbCHEDD^)^R p eg . $1.89 Lb...... ^ V l ' rasslatedbyPR&FESSIONAL K-;; ^TSroulUet added that the teachers— . < ' \ , NURSING SERVICE. Coll p - «W »e-;dlatricl‘^ bad .askasked-.hlm to , I'l't'11 | Advertisiniing Deadlines ' .734-2365 for coflsullallon, fL-; -intervene...... K ^ 1 8 5 FOR ...... ’ - :IF YOU HAVE ASMALL IIght AGEDGHEDD/DA RReg;$2:p9 Lb..b..;.-.. I Ib. ■ .colorod mole dog you don’l Tne school board was going, to fj I i m ...... > wanh legally blind lady i | Brouilletlet tcto In te rv e n e ' • * P T m tf a y ...... Klllpltalajl ' -would love lo havo for Prices <3Good Till Sept. 29t29th ' company. 734-4436anyllmo. ' Wedwsday...... ------. . SHDpaTiidi; Tlwafaj...... 5:l)0FiWe*witay MAQIC VALLEY SINGLES Aqos 25-40.. Divorced and ...... • SnjBlhrsilij wKfowed wolcomo. Wo’vo .b^jon together lor ...... s^mrridjj noarly a year now and still OOlng strong. Wo have somo ' oroaf things planned for tho ;v-; :fiill monlfia so VmY NOT THYUS....YOU'LLUKEUSI •, . ' ,733-7023 Announcements OU ' Notices • .-,• Fk>cw; ACCOMPUSHED • :hHET OnEEN pU y. loolUII ■ for' M urfjoaft Hlg/t , BEAUTIFUL aiMlolaa tor all . •Sc/>oo/llll..,.Hoy. Rhot, you • occasions. Call 733^185. ; owo mo a pizza-or was Ihol a ■ MABJOHIE’S FLOWERS forir ‘C lub?* ■ ^«toak??ll'*lll. IW^dollvorlos, 5«S Sparks. THERAPUTIC MASSAGE . You o r* [nvlN forohoad & tall. Vory ' ivlt*d to on *xclualv* makrtak*up clinic at th* - ayst*m > which actually usU8*a o Cdmput*r to> prprogram your } . Porli. You'll b«b* (glv*n many worthwhil* t Irlondly. 734-3777 atior W i li l R I O U f l S I* tips on facial cor* takin'a n**da. Totally uncncomplteatad orid 100?00% frogranc* i s ...... • w - andmokaupoppiapplicaiion...... woEnL______f r * * ...... iLQ6T young whllo un-;; Aje available*!e In B u rle / for A ,:. ■ ■ W*-hon»>tly-b Iy-W lt*v*-thot-wom*n-of-yif-your-og*-whO'dia ------Wom*n • who“now~woi/Dn't "ui«~anyihlnff'oft"oft" fhSf-sKlhT------•I ctlppodmalo-poddlortTOwn- • .co v « r th « CllciJqIciiqu* mok* up will n*ver coltar. short chain. 734-4»u -boys-an-d^ls"rir>o^eIlverlfi^ ~ ~ ' • . /*r u(* anything' on ' **xc«pt' Cllniqu* numb*r*r In th* hundr*dt of thousands. . ' _ trr*. thelf»klnj.*xe»p - REWARD.f I :e * p tC l in iq u * b ^ u > * t l t wrfork*.'" o rl • cCllniqu* it compI*t*ly *aaa a y t o w * a r o n d 'e o m pplsloly le i foshion. J i Tlmes-News by T o.m ; ' - ie * ;- C llniqu* I* aim; • Ball that bMyol# 'a s quIeUy alm pi*. Eff*c1iv«. 60 odvonciinc*d, it ia called th* W* know yoy'll b*n*filafit from our Cllniqu*^u* Clinic. You I r ".t. beouty.uty. Cllniqu* hot b**n form*rmulat*d by a group hhov* our p«raonal guoraitrant** of tolitf^cfionsn. Ib*eaut* w e...... 9 » Please coll OcO pal G onzales, , „ J Hv'w iMdlrig.dsrmeirm atologlita. A g r p u p w hho o d*v*iop*d o akin ' ■ knowCliiHlqu*.k It w ofktlr - : ■ ■ .^78-3161. ■ ! cor* ayst*m to 1r*ally Improvii th* skin'kin's oppeoKinc*, A ' ; J * i l - ...... — ; 0007 JOMollnlaM PLEASE COME-I.-"': j * a/r/t , Hi. GL NO ^ • L?F^ M O O R e B I •RMSi.INC. i, SH I Entry l*v*l potltlo n t« ni avoilabla leading Id car**rcan oppor|unifI*t Ifi , t h * b u a i n c t t f o r m s p r I prlnDng llald. No •spayianiVl*nc**n*c*ttary. ' G * 9 d S t a r tin g J i : - ■ I f iul0 r l n c r f d s * t - , —, ' ‘ PildVacatloi ' AoldHcJIdayt l d f ■-!: rS’: W e d n e sdlay a y evening Fr«»:2-$25.00do'd o o r p r lz Q s , ' ^ PaldR*tlr*qi*nt itY*HrAr()un'dWorfc ( :'.5 55“.:,- S e p t. 26, 7 pi.m.-a:30p.m. .m P o l d H M t n s y ^ n c * 5 I P h o n e 7733-1s 3i o e h : .1 j ReservaUohsi appreciated',at '1 (C oi^^illm intaryry LLip G lois - Cali o r Appl]»ly-at^ 'T -V J, J? ^ but not necessassa ry. ^ for«v«ryon« qtt«att*ndlng) . ^ MOORn HoodlOOSoulli rBBSlNESSTOBIK , Idaho> 9 3 4 < « l7 r AnEir^OpratmllyBrvIv,,yar ■ ■■ - J ^ - a WINTHROP by Dick Cavallin ------'------■ WedtiiBBcliBSday, Soptom bor 26.1979 tlmos-Nowa!TwlnFalla,ld4hoCV3 t l i — I 007______Joba ol InlereatInter ...... ■ fowwiiwnaJTCN©. ___-• I I . -ANPA— ...... ------1 L i j t h i m k -t hH E A , . 'STENOGRAPHER T nooc = d w ^ ai7 BuslneaaOpportunIortunlUea liofwyWlf-NE* • C A R O / C P monlh plus bonofils.!,*■:' i BABYSITTINO 2 mllosf W e " B E A T g a r ... > r w a . N E V v s Oorlfia, 733-7152. THEiE JJO b hospllal, Wook-days- FALL .^1 • SHOP. ______1 yeara old 8 older. 73^-7311 INFUTION,•N , PIANO LESSONS -7 7 ; ^ wny wall (or a cosl-oMivl-oMiving Mornings & after 6pdLon tsPeooia BABYSiniNG My hoi ' Ml______Srtiftc Hot meals. Potty Iraln novor quilolie koopskoi wookdays. $20 per monlh IN COMMISSION SALESM.ESMAN croso to Harrison Sch< ‘'P * 1**’ 'f*®* foal cost of ADVANtEI lor insulation Compaimpany. 734-6552.______living? Got ofl Iho corpoi:orporaio Jan R. Olaon tread , mill...Wiin.. aa_ - S i r . .. . . Plano Sludio.,^ j.------Slart on baso pay. Writerite BoxE •BABYSiniNG; Wook3c B-20, c /o Times Nows, o kays, Spoedy InslanI Prlnllng Prlnl 757 Monroo SIroel ^ ------drop Ins wolcomo.}. 1 Cali tranchlso, you’ro thoho boss, be TwlnFsds.lD ’• WE ARE LOOKINGI lor a 734-T762.______ond wilh our proven•on wman- 733-1100 ------DCEDEE'QfiAY eAni! -TDnr-tn:------= - = — r r ''2 years experienceICO In dopondonl businessJS (ul (uluro • • - LJ proforrod. bul not ossoni leaching pioscheol.3l. In- Is secure. Wq loach yoi 3 i .r Musl bo a soil .mollval f’omo loving caro, E-Eaily run Iho buslnoss nol IE :—■ ogorossivo, and porsonot - ! = y childhood oducalion mnma|or. prossos. H ilndrods'ot.S'.12 s RealEstata - ^ Torrltory' will involve a p Hot lunchos 4 oducalionJonma- I c ess stcrios...Wfty nol . „ Ilon ol tho Twin Folis/Ma F o r S a l e . •R5«-rSC...-TH^HAlfe Y I I , # V ’ I P C N ' r K NI O O M \ ^ lofials provided. Anossinlanl inl your own? .Valley aroa. Training sjI 10a. Call Doe000, W4-0713. 7 H E - T H I R P ^ / y 7 ^ H O W H E plus many Iringo bonol IISE M “nMEO^CNKfTiKITE " 'g -' • COeS THAI , High commissions Involvnvoivod ' DO BABYSiniNG " Inir s r y KEY FRANCHISE industry homo. Call boloro 10am.Bam. or LOCATIONS AVAILAE /MtePRSNCUSCE , ^ BLTT HE DtD ' in ollico equipment Indus ID I oslablishod since 1964,96^. In. allor3pm. 734-17S1. _____ Call Toll-Free «» HatwBrt* “ KHaW EIN/* I T / A ^ A I N . loroslod parties sond}nd ro- I WILL Babysit wook^:ik-days, . 800-854-3321 sumolo-Timos News.vs. EBox 324-3837,______• • Dept.58 A B R A N D '^ G-20. c lo PO Box 548.18. TwinT> in fANT' c a RE; my bomi F^llift.ldll^^oa3301. . . Kimborly. Caii 473-S385,51"’° Or Wrilo: Sir Spoedy. uc I . , NEWUSTINGL Ttto Inslani Prinllni}l/ftfj Pro­ 1 009 - EmploytnefltAotnckntnriM MATURE WOMAN wanl: loaalonals. 892 W, lOltimt* Sl, This 3 Bodroom hohie babysit babies and I | Box 1700. Dopl 50, Now I I A school children. La Newport (oatures 1622 sq. flan Oil 6he . \ § 'playroom and Ioncooni •aonala _ W Jotaotlnlamta m t ' (07______Jobiothtarmtarm C07 " Jobe ol Interest ntareat BUSINESS in 1 park in Buhi, 12 am ^ 007__ Jobsoflntare rison School Distrlcl,!:?• - wides. 2 ond 3 bedroom;lomliii TOINFAUSBEAW;.^.,, - NEEDEOI Fully 'qualillod ...... 6818.~ ...... MtSSTON/WYRoJl^NION WETIQAN MATURE m a id s" waritod; i? NEED LIVE-IN hou30koop”(i ^ r " •BOOKKEEPER ------ronlod. Gross incomo=™si5io ] MOADDISONm Apply at HOUDAYINN. AskA,,; bakor or pastry chol. Full­, & babysittor. Roloronco;sncos. General ollice oxporlorlorionce RELIABLE MOTHERR w' lh a month. Price $67 Woodrult and Daynos En tim e. Salary nogoijoble. Ex- ioty ol roleroncos will do babysit- tub; 543-6012. 1.7,500. 733-7721 • Reunion (o bo hold ol Sw A O A . s a “”f ’d .,-y p por' . ' for slTTY. - *: 734-1481 or 733-2953. - also noodod. Varloly —7- , porioncod only. Housing r-T T - duties. Musl bo capablojabto ol lino. Call 734-8967- . Jl'v. UKO. Idaho on Oct.;. 8. at {nonth beginning DocomboiTibor. MECHANIC WANTED lor provided. 726-5518, ask lorjr THE DEPARTMENT-0 hildTnTy . ‘"‘T ~ ' ' ' ■ — ------noenrNotifyBelv«-THomrhomas- - Ubaral-consulUnl-iee.-Ca.-Call- -l(nplomontdMlerahip.-Good- . ■ « ^ complolo bookkooplngng workw WILL CARE FOR 1 child. - -Health-and-Wollaro-ia.noi —Inter— -ttomw;— m uet—b e—p<- p o l l y . MoneyToileyTolom- -ACREAGE;—1600-.—t;uirury— 1 Hadlay, Swan Lake., Ida.Idaho Of wrlto Porsonnol DIrocloi9clor. .'b e n eliis. Slarting salarv ^ — ...... accopling bids lor janilorif 83281. Dinner aofvoda al 2 Elko Gonorai Hospital. 1291297 opon, $24,000 lo $25,000S o S . NEW IN TOWN? traino^d. $S/day. 733-51.62- home, will irade/Ace Realty j l T T^nko now Irlonda and oarn•n sorvicos for Ihoir ollico ollic J700-800 CASH IN YOUR POCKET POO 733.52-,7. . ' • p.m.tSperplale, Colloflo Ave.. Elko NV 69501)9801. 'oxpociod average yearly tv localod ol 823 Harrison,, TwiTwin sWinldd you store yourour vvalu------~^.v ■ — Ph.702>73a.5151.______- I incomo. CommonsuraleI on o l oxtra monoy.aoiiing quality , , 018 SJlualionsWt nmo- producls. Call 734-/. Falls; - For spocillcatlonsitions.-- SALES (ffulslde) ' ' .ables or goodo,-Pawn ...... JotaollnlenInterm DISHWASHER WANTEDTEO {oxporionco. Noodod immo- p l o a s o contacl Pa Salary. 90 days then^ saiaalarv NEED BUSINESS BOOK- BO Red'a Trading Posl.SrsS ASSUMEi-^r" Apply In person at mo AKoy dlately. Cor»tac( Marlin Con- ^ 55:------M adarlola al 734-4000 r flUow- KEEWNQ DONE7 Lott arta* ox- Shoshono St, S.______U O Y FOR PART-TIME wo 0, at NOW TAKING applicalions f.?i ; P'us commission. Car allc ______Exlsdng 8i4% annuaJ-iiw- In allorallon department lor (< l"c.. 1214ih Ava. South. Itrucllon & Equipment Co. at Doodllno lor submiltlm ifohlcio periencod bookkoopo r n z i ;307-382-3522 or wrllo 10:: PO lor dishwashers i part time ance. provide own vohic n ? h i.i m o n ey l o a n ed on Iany contago rale on - l^l|lt .3 i ■ • Twin Falls Apparel Store.' Stor ELECTR«IAN. $13388 A up '? proposals is 5:00 P.M, Sep- Sop Company provides irainiir a S : acnosi foai p,oporly. Creditedit not bodroom, lU bath .hom 10. c /o >ear round omploymonl*-15' (Box 1S40. Rock Springs WY. wailrossos. Apply in porson rombor2e. 1979.______isl. 2nd -wilh lamily room In NBTiffIn ; Ploaeo wrllo box V-19. ci 'J2901.______. ------Top bonollls, Imporfanl. Wo buy I s l . ; Tlmos News (P.O. BoxIX 5«548). boneflla. Call Wall tU0445 :. TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED'ITEDI S1100-$1400 CONCRETE FLAT WOlWORKI and 3rd coniracis. Aisokiso IrIrust Falls locallon. PrlCM . ai - > Twin Falla. 1083301. Acmo Personnel, fl33 BlueBlut MILKER WANTED. 536-2359.M NURSES ASSISTANTS;*• Dispatch oot Of Shoshonishono Paiios. sidewalks, gargarago deeds and morlgagiloagos. $39,950. Call 'CenlurjplkTt Morning & allornoon shills. HOME NURSINQ t3 HERHEREl' ^><0^ Blvd.N. - ___ MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER plant. CalH.ow’sffofl(iyM/jiyMlx. •MANAGER and basomonl floors.S. FFroo Norlhwosl MortgoDO,30. flaS8- - I 't " Full limo 8 part timo. No ____ Rolail oxporionco holplholpful, oslimalos, Don’a Concriincrolo. ^ ______Why not gol In on itlhe EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR^ torlo neoded lor Iho Idahoni-“ oxporionco necessary..; ______'Ground Floor' OlvorslfUiralllod MaTroVal Council of Cami^ m p Slalosmon oarly morning ;• TRUCK HELP NEEDED•DEO; M anagemonl exporionjrienco 328-4718, ______. Re- newspaper doiivory in west Starling 0 corliflod nursos Good and knowiodflo ol local:a1aroa ai DRIVER DESIRES Pon nurslna & roglatilatrv >^>'0 Falls, Idaho. Ro a ssisia n i, class-9/24 Sun., Yoor round work. Goo< Porma- SECOND MORTGAGElAOE BAR BUSINESS'-- ■ posslDilliroa lor RN, LPN'I,pr4-S qulrom onta noodod. 8A 8/ aldo of Twin Foils. Musi bo bonollls Including gooioood required. Excoiioni IrlngiIrlngos, nonl Poallion. Clas:ia s s -1 MONEY . in smoll town with.; IkhO. nrtn evo. Apply in porson to ONS. ilconso, ExcollonI driv aldoa. Call Ron R bso30 RRN degrffe or two yoars iii11 adad- roUablo and havo doponda- HarraiPs Nursing Homo, 820>6 hours. Apply in person,on z al Bonuses, driving Use oquliy In your homo,om o.no Makoollorl • 734-236S-______(ninistrallon and wo(kln((king bio Inaurod vohicle. An 1,1 Parks «. Sons Inlormounlaliunlain . JlOOO-f • - rocord, 20 yoors pullpulling poinis, no pro-poymt ------wllh peopio and youlh.. Ro Ro- excollenl opportunity lo Sprague. Buhl Id. Enuai most rood oquipmo CANYOfgOER^TY I onlo Opportulnlly Employer.: _ Inc.. 222 Gom Sirool, SAW6AM- im onl. penally. Call Aelna Finan Itlrod porsonnol acceplabloable. supplomonl your income - 4PM, Mondav thro Friday.ay. •GENERALOFFICE working knowiodgo ioodloading RESOURCE INFORMAT^O^ kTtON Al lim es tho work load1 wiil wli wilhout intorlorrlng wllh wlih PART TIME Back up cook ,f|6 WAITRESS -ovor 21;,. I Invoicing, rocoplion and 'va- and unloading most C( ------i AID(2J be demanding. SlartingI salsal- other obiigaiions. Ploaso}aso Bar lenders & cockiall„ prlvalo club. Call 733-233Ct.?330 o' 01''°' dulios, S,oi Somo modlllos. Ploaso callI BllBill ul Undor lalont search works worh ary J750 por month lorr lullIui call 587-4884.______wailrossos. Apply al Tho osklor Bob orWondy. • sales work. Wookdayay aand 543-6138, anyllmo, ____ wllh bilingual and bicullurjuilural Ilm6 omploymonl. Sonc “ Sporl Shop, Buh).______------some Vi day Saturday wo ------030 HomeaiForSale For 8 030 Homea l«6cjy. ; WAITRESSES i GLENN'S Rolo-tltllngig and1 ______low Irtcomo youlhs obUlnlnalnlng resum e to Borlha M. Wilson?aol? NATIONALLY KNOWN PART TiME Exporioncod . , Salory and commissionjion on jfactor work. Gordons,IS. nowr roforrola from social servlcorvlco 151 Borah Avo. W. TwirTu,/n consumer linanco company ly DISHWASHERS wanlodJO 'orIc sales. Good bonolils. '7 " ; has an unusual opportunlly' . Modicai U b Tochinlllon. doy shllt, Eicdlloni corr lawns. QIC. 320-4511, agenclesi Compiles noednoeds Falla. Idaho 83301 prloi d"no • Flo»*t>io houra-734^1050. analysis, and' p'rovldos'lndjindl- Oclobor?.______for you In a program loading ' : pony bonollls. Apply. r t I - ■“ " * 'ROTO-TILLINQ 1 vlduallzod sorvico. Mut — _ 10 a monoflorlai assignmoni.loni. PART-TIME Fomalo hoip'P porson at S am W s fiostai Small Gardens ....734-fl EXERCISE C0NSULTAN1ANT Formal training in majoria o r n o o d o d . w eek en d s in- rant. I8O Bluo U kos Biv ■ Vaiiov i f k JUST 22 L U E F T -P H A S E III ‘m < | . have domonstraled abilityI W ®t noodod at Sophiailcaioc • f|. cludod. Ardllh's Snack Bar, compile and analyxo daU fc aspects ol consumer fi- North.______area ond obllily to workirk wwllh Cameras end photogra latrucflon— ReodyNov. 1,;'.;,' Salon. Musi nance, rapid advancement,lent, Lynwood Shopping Conior oun^'ln .UncJer Conitru nooda v>alysia sludlet background ir WANTED; ROUTU T E poopio on ono-lo-ono0 ba basis '“ sTShop Spoclousor Knowledgo ol fob aoarc I*' oxcollont salary & beneliisolils PART-TIME HELP WANTED SALESMAN. Above avoraglorago noodod. Commissions, J8 o n e f lo o r , 1 b o t h V lllo warcn exorcise or nulrllion. Man- await you II you quoilfy.y. if DAYS; Apply in porson. The '*• ClM8l(led.'mlM3l‘. and interviewing lechlocn- agem ent poslllon possible, earnings & bonollls. Pormj'orma- $1000 up nlquea. Knowiodgo ol prc you havo al least 2 yoarsfS ol flotfSlocr. Twin Falla. - nont position. Equal Oppoi f P.L®* Mra. Stroot 734.7313.- -___ ' ■ - college, preferably In' a — B RtlN II TW O O D ^ ".'"4 blems dlsUncllvo wllhin ih ^ ® PART-TIME SECRETARY 1010 tunlly EiTlployor, ITT cfonll- Coni • COMPUTER OPERATORK n - BuslnessOt^x^unlllunlllts "LuxuryContk’^Condominium you can atfoni" minority tommunliloa" "18 c EXPERIENCED DATA Pro- businoss adminislrallon cur­ Flold Anpnl; lor Soulhoastsl nontol Baking, 548 54 Typing, liiing nnd olhor gi paii< ceasing Tormlnol operator,ator. riculum. or at least one yoar Pocatello or Twin Fall: y®*' Idoho Toochors Conior.r. Washinnlon.______oral olllce dulios also BEER BAR for saio. T 141 RidgawoyDr. Knowiodgo ol aocisn r Ini Excoilont Salary S bonolila.Qlils- of gonorai businoss expori-Dorl- Floxlblo hours, soil- iniilon quirod. Fast pay incroasi ^lolms* (*ecotid streelnnorth o rth of Fell*, w**t of WeshliTgtM^ *' ■?innn Apply in oorson at Bolso WANTED; X-ray Tochniilo Possible lor sorvicos and oducatlom lolso onco, & a valid drivers dirociod. lyping & ollico or-I' pari timo. Twin Fails Clinicllnic & '<0P bonollls. ExcolKcoiiont 734-9329. boloro 3om. rosourcos avallablo wilhl ' Caacado Corp.. Corrugalofllaiod license will) no. moving-vlo-.-’''X ^oanliation required. 25% ;lnoss placoiowor^- A D T H O W-piM -P ll youROW iii»wis---^r .Containers Div.. 1544W.271H27lh lationi wiihin Ihe past 12 7. Hospllal. Call Businos tho aroa. Doiaonslralod abl ‘ « .Ilmo al IS por liour. Call manoQorcoiloel, 733-3700.rao._ . $7pO-up ...... RETWL' SH bPPTw r'Sp BurieyrlO.E.O.E; ;__ monihs you may quallly. CoilCall Kordn Froloy 733-5307, pro- for Loaso. Prlmo locaiiiJ E oQPTmWinKPLAK m - ~ lly lo relalo to taroot youi S up. , . ' ■ agencloa ind schoc:hOOi EXPERIENCED WAITRESSlESS Mr. McKinnon al 734-7684^ '0'lor lorably ovonfnns-______*■ WELDER..$1040 month & up available on Blyo UiU kos CAU D .n .► RobiRobbln* 73»-8083 lo r details. J lllarliy 'Or ovoning ahill. Applyly Inin anappoinimonl. V Yoor round work. Goo CC C Blvd. Notlh. starlingg ItItom personnol, Ssmo (amlllarli ___ PARTS PERSON WANTED0 bonollls. Call Wall 734-044:SS: REALISTIC FEES wjtti aptiludo lost andI IhoiIhoir poraon allor SPM. Goorgo ro- lor dynamic progrossivo = ^ 9 1200 SQuoro leel on • , con- K'a FIno Food, 1719 SIS2 Kim- n"e a t Aggressive ro- 0 Acm o Personnel, 633I BluBlue Conlact John Crondoll. evdluatlorf. Ablllly to cor '''3*' sponaiblo Individual to hoiphoip growing company. Must bpI'* Lakos Blvd.N.______vorae In Spanbh’desirableirable. h e fiy R d .______Virginia Bancrolt, Ownoi GEM STATE REATLYFLY ------^------—------. —^ oporato lamliy omusomontnont so lf-sia rto r and highly -M ust 4O0ShoshoneSI. Soulh Salary S liim To apply oppl EXPERIENCED TRUCK IJ! WORKING MANAGER; Mu! toulh DOWNTOWN JCK conior. Basic olocironlcsnlcs mollvatod. .Exporionce. pro-M have-experionco but wi ...... ■ M i i i h i - : aond loiler ol. appllcallocallon DRIVERS; Homo ovoryvory pretorrod. Greal advance-nco- lorrod. but will Irsin right A 733-3874 and resum e toil night, non-smokers pro- Soe. porson. Good pay and1(1 train on produci. $1,000!oS! pt 734-8844■t Loosing agone nts pro- moni qpponunillea. Soe. . monlh plus bonus. Mustust be b lor:Notihwood Plaza. - r o B K i m r - -] RAYHUNTER i ferrod. 733-2733.______Neal ol The Cold Mine. Bluo3luo oxcollont company bonolila. eTw o bedroomm - $160)I plu* deposll • * PERSONNEL DftECTOn a willing lo rolocoto to HalloyHallo FOR HIRE; School buabus Lakos Mail. Twin. Sond rosumo 10 Box E-20.a’ oroa. Cali Kay 733-7152.}. TH£ TH ------___ __ e Two bedr1>ommduplex-S340les*withleo*e du( )^h o Stale Unltonlty drivor. Contact Daio Vawser« e r ----- C/O Tlmos Nows, Box 548. BOX82t9 - V "• JOB SHOP. .______at Kimborly School Diairici, personnelsecretary ------030 . HomeaFofS4^ S a la 030 H om eiForS • rORUAtl*- POCATELLO. Io!s3209 ^ « ^ 3 0 9 . Alter 8 pm. 423- START rb'uR own business « Office ipoceine near o rc o u rt house a oalng daio OciotMr Bit. 423- GREEN GIANT- BUHL H CHRISTMAS QIFTSS , ------— ___ Good communlcalion ^nnrf ond homo, part-limo. Coil ------a Retail »poce nearnearho*pital im. I 324-5110 or ^-2075. No in- O ECO g^O N S IFWEOONTHAVEHAVE IT — W rU HELP YOU FIND ijT.! } "Equal Opiortunit, n l , y FULL OR PART-TIME cook.ook,. typing skills ' required, ’ day work, steady, long Ilmo Knowiodoo oi Insuranco' formation ovor iho phono, ...... Efnpioyor.” u - _ . . ixod t-ol'ahavocolloo &taik, '• ■ FREEIII nrtilY U ia'lawM V R M SIO N of refinement BUY O B U L L - ^___ job^ good salary. Cofi 734:734-, procedures holpful. Roiaxod EXTRA $$$l .A.-1 - BU' __ working almosphoro, .Apply DDly SWING SHIFT-Sklii»-10 Koy a elegonce 1> evidenceenced by a gracloui floor plojiiS S NotesorMortgocirtgoge* *ecured by reol property I'r.r - 'WANTEDI Marrlid Coupl' > No Investment n e n l* 'In ro u g h o u t. Thi* hoTne HAIR STYUST: Exporion^dicod 'f* person; Groon Giant,la n t,. . ond typing. $SSQ to start plus* Oem onalraleor host pMtleiVilas quolity oppolnimeni lor apartmoni mataglng. Wi bonus-lor working nighis. mg ' booils of 4 bedroom-oom*. fomlly room, fireploce,f : . S U N Ris|PRO I U PnTiis; - will train. Sond tosumono col atyllat to do hair culling,Uno personnel ollico. : Call Dorothy. 733 - ^ "SS; E.O.E-AA-M /F. Call Ooriho 733-7152, THE — gourmet kiiehen wllh Property* provloua work skria lo0 BoBox blowor aiyloa & waah & woar JOB SHOP. J-20 CIO Tlmos N ^ . P.O aiyleporm s. Full or part llimo i m o ______hill*. $69,800. 7T 9 3 > 4 s i r . . Bok 5*8. Twin Falla.lO 83301S3301 ^ a ltlo n s avallablo. Call RETAIL SALES OPENING.ING. ------THI OaiAT MWMPMM Jt PAtCM I* here» '• Br OPENING , lor exDrioneo34-7033 lor an iniorvlew, Slartor posit'on. J600 monlh. MO______Mon>ei For Sale1 MO______Homee For>rSale Sal in ihe large lencedd bobock yard. C arden *pcKe and ' Loan Closer al UnlBd Socu “ - -.Call Koy. 733-n32. THE JOB ; — — fruit treei. too. Oon'l'on't overlooktS bedroomi. car-. ______■ rlly Moncaoo Com nny.X Pa H E A V Y SHOP.______I port&quiet locoiion.>n. $37,900.$: , ^ nogollabio oasod oioxperlw e q u i p m e n t RN'S I Vf SNAKERIVERUREALESTA1E enco. Phone Mr. Jefien lo appolntmont, 734-0?az. REPAIRMEN Nooddd immodlatoly. Full I ; I ^INVESTMENT timo or part-limo. Call Ad- | Vrt HAVE HOM I.'ACW - I I 7 3 3 - 4 3 ^ ^ ^ f l 3 CHOICE COMAlURt A O B AND O T H D tftO ; ‘ ' ••ACCOUNTANf* mlnislrator or DNS at 423-■ s ji ! - | j r ^ a 5591.______I ' LOCATIONS NEXTiixr to Bari., »; Olllce Accountant N M od B INTERSTATE 80. Must bo dogrood and havi BULLDOZER SALES CLERK; Fabric de­ Hogermon to4l»ovr yow.^; management potoMlal OPERATORS partment. Sowing knowl­ Apply al Bolao Cafcadi edge & oxporionco pro­ Corporation.. 1544 W.'27tl ferrod. Applications being l l i g y LOOKING FOR SOI SI.. Burloy, Idaho 833U.f o 0 ' W H E E L E D taken lor full % part limo.| : & S l E , SOIWE. v i t e RANS . NEI0'>: call (208) 6784S31. EquatOp Sklnnor's Sowing Shoppo. P f f B THING DIFERENT A *20.000? 733-5542. | | i ! B UNIQUE In o bu*in portunity Employer. v V E H IC L E -2-B«Jroom.-oH-electiitt- - = ------M E G H A N ie S —------6ECRETAniE&-with-good- ARE YOU WILLING lo”in«8ln«sl skilis noodod lor lomporaryrory ” 1 | l A f l ■ two (ine reslouranlt.inis. - Inquletorea 10 houra por woek to> outOirn • work. Somoono wilh mag $40. « 0 . 1100? II so you,eat .cord experionco ospoclallyiS?ly , CAU7M-«I91 24H01ftouRs ■BV "ciMcTSthSir^^^' find oul by calling JP Fine C O O K S noodod. 734-1681;______lA M S...... 7]}.*l7J3.SOT lany ...... 731X0^1' } Brush Comwnv73sft3U K g. S w i Aa m v w w v m m I " Sran Mr*. Monagsr. 73*-:*M73A-:i JM, KVk(H>lckh...... 4»M>4e : . ^ U.S. ARMY RESERVE HAS. . a ^ T i & E TECHNICIAN: UUCOMHI...... 7M.4J ...... 7J.JJ4S'. ASSISTANT MANAQ.R Nooded to service olllcellcd ------— STAKTTOVI0 9 m O W N B t f t l N M S larLCfumblxi ...733-1)733-1741 **tlyMUWt. ____ • IB29-f moolh.’ Choncc tc ^ equipmoni wllhin Twin Falla,Ills, ldeolly located corr>erirr>er lot. There I* 40x73 ft. metol ^ irea. Must eld - . ,,.73.nlh. 29% down ol 10% interest.»*t, ------ATTENTION HETIREd MAY QUALIFY. CALL; TwInFalls. Idaho 83301. „ H Insulation and flrepioeo:! $105,000. > . I Fuller Brush ollora you tfi| lols'3 SOT.LEEOOOCnVIN 8ERVK:EMAN t o s e r v c e opportunlly ol getting lols c livoslock feeding oquip­ . , 5_ RdlphEtllngar 733-9576 - r exorcise and meeting) nne> o i 7 3 3 ^ mont. Vohlclo 8. all Cheryl Lom tin 734-7945 ^ p l e while maklno mono)ipney; Out of town col I ect % I- _ 9 ? e a / oxponsos lurnished. Musllust ^ • ----- OoKlble houra. 73iWM, n L..Crocketl.B roket______HEAVY HOUSECLEANINO'■jfiQ- havo—TTiochanical- oxporl^ t BABYSITTER NEEDED ffl ion- once. Roferonces required.•ed. f l 1-2 year old In the Hagerma J m Cali 733-8474. Rocky Moun-'«f>* B 7M-8AS0 -P~~ E s t a t e area lor 2*3 days per sweol> i talnHanretlora. By Reolior DAVID unrZ * • 837-e384. ' - riTr '"INTERMOUNTAiN CON- TOWN*COUNTRY - - j' , HELP WANTED: Bariendor. 1 AMEHICMRULESlECTATC&APPHAISai BAR HELP, kllchen help i Fuli-llme.Call734-56S5. STRUCTION.-Inc.. P.O, Box ______L-. wallrosaoa, Apply In peraoi — 2319, Idaho Fails, Idaho willwiil ■ • lawUyOwiwO 1350 LEOAU'SECRCTARY or■ will rocoivo bids from an sub- BlMlakoaNorth’'''' ____: -.train efpodonced socroiary,lary., ..coniraclwa.InvolvodJot-iho-,lho— ^ ------Own your own duple: Sll _ CHeck onOPriR WITH CAM! ^ j ^ BARTENDERS NEEDED ■'“fy consirucllon ol a housing*ling------^------porl, electric heat. Im P • Your home ho»>• bei been ofler. You cen-occept-U '; some oxporionco nocee jpon proiocl in Twin Falls. Plans J (or sole, inipecteded orand wlihout change. You' ___ can' be' viewed at jobsitesi'to • • • • • • • • « ! •''e '• V • eie e • • • e • • e e moot $320 per m onlh. sary. Apply; LirNo Troo Inr $46,800. ^ the lote*t euthusloiiuiloiiic con lel llexpire, or youi; . Blu^Lages.bjyd.Twln. ‘ : UNEMAN, I 7 » month. Ca- ollico al the corner of ! • ' M M M irM IMtH I*I Y O B A « l ^ proipect present*It* yt you - Con contlder chorigee.", ^ Wj /( Caswell and Sparks In Twinwin • relum ing over 11 % per>r ortnum a PLUS you gel the 1 8EAM7ICIAN&-UCENSED Lorry Jor>M . 733-0321 w llh on 'o ffe r” to lo buy. bu II you change onylhlhg’: '' Opanlnga for asalsUnta ti ms/, Falls; iho office of Wllson-ion- 2 Infloilon. Lorge oitum obli]bla loon I Room Jo double e f(eview ihli olfer>r with wi in tha offer you ore ------— •hampo0r*wip-wlttH)0fm8 ____ Xrc^.fir^hitMULjOlBQ._ISQ_ . »—Iha-capadtvUNOXinUTIEtTIES_THERE£OA£ ALMOST_4 ______Gordo*U_Uf? b a v o Lutz. Broker,er care, if* on extremeremely reversing the„^|Qcete''’ VLOCAL'.ACCOUNTINQ. lirm■Irm ndaho; or inlormouniaintain • NVMAINTWANCE. Comeimpore wllh' o H % return , 9 color*, -condluonlng. elc or Construction Inc.'fn Idaho' lm|X9rionl pari ef of lhell’ ond moking %a>^f(ei^ Guaranteed salary > comcom- haa 'poaltlon available lor Bho • on rentol property) 11 OVm£R 01 LEAVING STATE e 7 3 3 ^ 7 1 6 to sell" to purc^oser' iMon' Junior Accounlanl. Poslllonmen <<* cocor- vv)>o then ho* t)te *am« ; : oul ol Ihe hair bualnesi • . . . K|MBin.TKOAOA»niONTA«l ■ * ll one of the higher producingng reel? I* the properroperty opiion*. j. awtille?Wanttooolbackln' iQbsito ollico (734-291B) or ! • 5.66-w m -on Kim berlyrly rood wilh 347.5 leet. j |m | the Idaho Falls olfice (524- . Full water Hoht. lovely 4 bed-td- ^ , correctly deicrlbed?>ed? It ' Before you sign, b» • You will recelvo a guaran * 4322). ^ ‘ . |2 froniOBe'^quotlflet ih it property pr lor olmoit any a le. Owner will contlder trade-de the mortgage Informiform o certain that ll cteorfy! teed aalary.advancw .Blda will also be received^ L b u tln e ti venture. Cily lewfew erovolioble. *j k in Twin Fall*. lion accurate? Co training in precision hair hal MAID. WANTED -.part-tfme, ^ • A SHARP 2 kCDROOM HOMOMIFORONLYMS.OOOr 9 > Con ( tio le s oil the points of. and plans can bo reviewed . you m o v e by lhie e po»-po ogreem eni berau*e th e cutting &. ilyllng. Call1 734- 734 -’u p ly a t Ounea M o te l-447 w” ' 2 *><'• '* '•oX y *(horpll't.ocoled dote 9 7033tofanlnfervrew. ; jai.' tho Holldoy Inn In Twin tXn. 20 unll motel plus 3 bed-rd- »e**ion d o te ? I*Is lhIhe «oie will b e occording' piMfLWeaT ^ Falls on Ihe evening ofnf 12 to dowrttown for wolhlmkino and lots ol thode 9 *« purchoie price *otl (tty, ]• tree* PLUS covered potI< lace ho* lot* of potential. clo*e •otl*- to th e tetVer ol th a t , c a s h ie r s ; s u s hour.o r . -1 ’ilAN EXPERIENCED in run- Seplem ber 24 and ail day. otlo for comfort. Fire- jj 1*0 Is o m ojor truck stop oreo.Kl. loctory? Tnen doubioouble leripi. , . fulMlme, 1 part>tImt; Varte<'arted- .<1ng all iypea ol hair hay '^plembe^»a^he^roornofn of ’ ' I* place??? Ye*, beautllulul ^kitchen ^ortd: dining 3 n*tolled heol plug* (or die*eli«| check your catculollorloilont. * • houra. Vacation ^ u a inaurInaur-. quTpment. Knowledge of ion, IS o rea , ond liicefy corpeiei oL lo b e *ure you ktio' UKO. -Call Karttt T34044S<04431 ctttle ’helpruJ. Year ^rouMlu^:' ;lnc,. 2 MISS THIS HOME iF ' YOUY ™A8E*“tOOKlNO S >ontory Included wilh lhl*.moleL ktiow ilr '' SIM ,:^ . £ y a n l n o ; 837-6253. V > trode for real properly; youou . how much cash you wl ^ ^equal o p ^ u |^ lly cor>-or>- eSERIOUSlYII 7'A%lnfwe*llocJi._ receive. If you hove hov II Ihere I* on/lhlns'; i .MN^URVEYORrSomtf.ax- u . ; • s h o p , CFFIOtf AND NICEX a'K3 DROOM HOMEI 11 2 any doubt*, about oboi we eon do loWpyow'.. | COMPUTER OPERATOR: 1< n 4 JANITORIAL . SUPERVISOR« R 2 >ed or> Addison Ave.'f '. E. wilh 1.3 ocret nf « MONORAMIC v itw ’ to bulJd'i'o points contained In >hthe in th e field o l reel.* yeara experience will :ol«ever«ijieople.Muttthaye .Ug(oijnd.'A VAItA8LEFORL£>LEASE. - e l n ? Then look no (ulher. ,10%n -* , offer do not *lgn llIt unliluni eitote, pleose phoo*-; ' compulera ImportanL IBM. IBM U ^ . W M m o to run CB 4 yeara on job expetfence, n Valley. Owr^r will con*iderer they hove been^I con com- or drop In at TOWK^', ' < ; . J800& U p> us ben'eflta.I. CallCal . Cofflbine. Sorne longong ar>d high schoof.'dWoma. ’ J .Filer and BuhL This Uc oortha, 7 frn 6 2 . THE JOB JOE h o f t. Qood pay: 734-2028.i T .Call Dortha. THEJOBSHOP, S * ' ' ' i m n i w i iI s S ' T B l A L T r M pletely rem ovedI* from fror COUNTRY REALTORS;C'. • •72Falrwev ' £ e (arm* >ln the oreo. Fui: 507 Moln A v e ., W;*: • / s h o £ ______' ' room ttolefy home. C your m ind , ^ .MAkAQER.TRMN^ $900' ...... -.'T...... 73>S04S 3 klNAVETWEST ' Theoffertopurchoirchoie ' Twin Foils. . Phonett- > DIESEL MECHANIC:NIC: ;Mrrrnbmh.-*.Lecal'or ^ re- -JOtilRNEYMAN ELEOTRI- 1 • 'for.abedrbombrleidhl • por- 733-0716. 1120,MoK^ ‘Joumeyman.Mutthaveowr illal 'CIAN; Non^inlon shop. YearZ : st,T£s;r."r ...... 43ji*i»4 • I* binding on th e pui to w n ' looie. 'Excellenl potential ^ Warmltlgg,...... LS. IDAHO 83_301 , , I choter lor the amourmouni Buhl. Phene: 543-4441.-; • - , gtM dy ^ -Mnd ar^benellta. Call Walt ...... r a t t t f i 5 NEW ON THE MARXtT ~73Ui43f~Mt»o Penonnel, S U ...... [ room hom e. Thl> placeIhl ' . 543-444141 of time ifoted Inin th Ihe ' W e're here to M p l ' / ^ 7 ; m&ntSnBM .N.- •7182. THEJOBSHOP. »#ee«ee*e*eee«eeSI4 lo Ireewoy. or>d oTto I t Ow ner ho* jutt fn»tol ...... ^ 2 unll*. Com plete li^ontcI " . - - ...... • , O w ner I* open to Iro i moya«*umeIarg«7'A9 ...... I - jr . ______: < LOOKING FOR A MC J your now home,on? 1 « acre* In Hagermon Vc * trode. a .507 MAIN : TWINFALLS 3 ) 1129Maln. Buhl . 3 , 1 ------

, a ■ ' < TIm es-N ow s, TwirTwIn^Fall#, Idaho W odnosday,flay, Soptom bor 26.1979______w ForB de . Town Home* ------030 Hom*iFof6tl 030-...... H offw tT ^t IOO LARGEST BACK-YARCyARD In- • ' “ 2 HOMES, onii-101. ; • ~ h0m0.x;0V0f0d pj|ib, family ' - —TowiiI“ NokI’ fo schobS i;;— wsAVEtg DWERrNowSBodrolodroom EXCELLENT QUALITYPY t bulit MOVE IN BY bedroom; 2 bolh. loato « r - olhor. Cali Gaylo. 733 I A Jiroplace, Call Chad Harila- it o n lry , S m mil llo s now brick duplox. AllAil tfto 0CT3 docoraiod. Excolienlnl piprico. EXPEfJlENCE;NC£ ERA- Roborl JonesIS F 9 # #' I ^ C o ^ ^ o o Roaltora. 678-35M lhaast ol Twin. $80.'{80.000 am onllios. olt olociloclric. Immacuiolo 1 yoar old homi $49,250,#133. 733-0404,______ralMl tor *00.000,, OnH^On $78,500,15, in primo NW low.iratli<■.iralllc THE RIGHTHOMEFORTOR YOU J2500 d q w n lor Ihlss 2 sslory 3 noighborhood. 3 bodroom[Jfoom, ( LETUSHELPYOU fTl'ER LOCATiON-ANO IT'S Vi Acroa, 733-5183.J;_____ bodroom homo on ! dining room, doublo garagojarago. FREEIFREEI FREE! BUYORSEU lol. Cail Lynn al 733-21M M ® LOW INTERES'a p O T • A GOOD ONEI Boaulilul largo partly (oncoo yard. yord Bill al 734-4571. R ,/%■ t’w a now . G e m ■■ThoOldTImors” Ro.iior RNANCINGJb kilchon and nicely doco­ U , G e m Extras includo dishwashor " doesn't cosl 10 toekl Bui ; owned. disposoi, ulilily room, 10 YI raiod throughout. Loads ol -joma-lucky poraon Will buy S t a t e 1) 2 bodroom homoomo wllh' Insuialion for low hoal bills, “ “"',7 . S t a t e HOW. Assumable 0V^%^this loai magnldciorit homo FELDTMAN REALTOITORS ------:: : _____ $43.000. Bv ownor. 734-2714.i i i i . -bocauso ils .boaulllul, and L T Y . I604AddiSOnAvo,E. basomonl. Buill-in ovon and 5 bedroom s. 2 balha. . £ 3 R e a l t 'O E T H E K IN D range. Gas lurnaco,ce, $2500$ llreplaco in lovoly living ------t -R e a l t i bargaln-prlcod. Excolienl ' ' down payment wllhh balancobai; .room . Large Ironi porch lor 3 M U S T S fe L L floor plan (all on ‘groundma Blue Lakes5S- ; 733:1988 423-<423-<630 O F H O U S E ... ■ '““s; Blue Ukes iovei). wllh 3 bodrooms, 2 sleol ideas Irom.m.D ^ This 5' llnancod ol low inlorosl. Inlor relaxing In Iho summer ilmo, Sm’ 733-53361_____ '— ------oxcolloni Llslodat$25,700. Garago ond covorod pallo. , K-ith Croonihomo In oxct a s 733-5336 _____ NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 ball Thoro is a wondotful kllchonion’ L~OG . HOUSE on a big as tZ n 2)Twohomosonroouiafogular iol. Nicely landscaped. Prico ;o, don. EXCEPTIONAL TOTALTALLY homo wllh onorgy savl£)( 3 CAR FAMILY|l Y NE Bubolvlslon has 1 wiih g a s . $81,900. Call Cox-Vooh- 1^1-r.r "I'fi oil,Iho convonloncos,03. Largo living room t ftlnoshod laaloluiiy docoraioded wilh ExcoilonI condilion wiih 1 codar oloclric- 3 bodroom hohomo (ireplaco and horoo two ca roa llreplaco. Nowly romodtm odaoa TrIplooJrajo TOcMno ros This t’Oal. Top income proporiy. prop( Rasmussen Roallors, 734- (, many vvlth largo lamily room, • Eieganl lormal dining oroa w^h o*lfa uniquo loaluros. -paymonl 0400, Or ovaninip Lynn wm, 2 garago. Localod foso ,nthan n in i *0'’ Ofocious enlorlalnino.no. k llc h e n , 2 B odrooiirnAmn ^ Shop, on 1.38 acresdroom ? homo IS vory livablesand am lust Roasonablo down-payn lo ro sr. llroplacos. On 5 acros>s noar n m inutes from downlowir. ?,r Coniral air, doublo (Iroplaco,co, $37,500. EVERGREENEN HE- nowor 4 bodroo 1 (or an and ownor-wiii llnanco.inco. Pull RaBmus Bon 733-280^ _____ 24.5072. Joromo. Mual bo sold.lid. our' Twin Falliononeacroplus. 1-9250 or ‘“ 'f' 'OslOluiiy nr- 2 io a rs old. Call lo ond doublo garage. Big lol iol ALTY. 734-3200. 733-925C 10 Iovol, op^iinimDnllodayl price is $26,800. loss your oalnl 726-3039. oc- TO :3qil______' ranpod on ainoio l< on a quiot strool in an oxoc- Bulldor ownor has 1 KIMBERLY — FIX-UP HOUSE; ? fioo ^ d s ' ONLYW2.750 ulivo noighborhood.>0. LOTS OF IMAGINATION . plumbing inaido, Nowly Tronslorred owners-noed a ‘^ “"2 uniquo ranch slylo; » " r C E N T U R Y 21 T T Like now oniy bo i- w i y - , 733-211& iJ a croaiivlly In Ihls charmlrirming ^ kllchon/livino 1 ; ^ I ty u ^ ^ ' l e t' t ' lorllEvoryihing Is dono'in vor 2700 wirod. Now pokil oulsldt FAST SALE. Thoir noodI 18IS yoar oid homo in goodlodioca- ic nccontod by caroi TWIN FALLS REAL 0 ofoa- roof, 1.336-9988 ollor 3PM.PM. ------your opporlunily - bul hurry) Ihis 4 bedroom. 2 t»lh homo ffyi lion. 3 bodroom, cho iS ? ” "foplaco. $67,WX, Ci5 all' .ifc .J I 840ADDISONAV! In KImborly, Boouliluily POf’ LEASE- HOME. OFf^l Prico roducodlo $63,900. dining and kilchon combpmbina- ,ury 21 Souihorn lda{io f .6 0 Roal- 733-7721 r , , landscaped yard, covoiod . * SHOP: Rarely Is this ly N E E D S P A C E ... lion o>ea. $53,000.1112.’2- ly, 7:M-2111. '!!. H ,,,,M T Y pallo. $48.60d. Call Bonny t«i« ni property ollorodId lor i7/ \ Ross 324-4249, Conyonaldo .?»!!«» loaso. Vory ohorp 2 bedro<^droom (or children ond maybo : ttOOASSUM'^mHA.'iiTTo:.. r^W MovEDrrbod / y Roallv 733-1082 or 3240354, Vr?»i »!,■ •’O'Tio wllh 3rd bodroom}m aand ho^so? Try Ihls nowlyr..- ro I lAMLEtT incomo loan on 3 bedr STS -7 3 3 -4 0 7 9 'amily room In Dasomoomoni, moaolod 2700 sq. U.homo. i G e m 733^1CB. LOVELY 3 Bodftxsm Homo tow nhouso lor quail 7Tt-i647 o" 3'/. Acres, Noar goll Ollico'hos balh ondid Iwoi Bedrooms, 2 baihs, (amilifamily ' buyor. 324-4246. ____: TRADEEQUITYn v • BlalnoAndorson ..733-1 ias ap- room. 2 liieplaces.L oneond I I I J S t a t e ■ 7aifi7G7 'courB O /canyon. Torms, i«! P,; '®'0o olllcos. Shop hos ; i c ^ For boaulllul 3800 sq.s o il 5 JoycoC olo-...... : 733-< ^ M 6 $70.500.324.4j lO ,_ _ _ . « Hinh proximaloly. 2600 oq. It. wllhw (Inlshod garogo 35x25':S;,™" Yot n EALTY , _ '{7.«%IN7iRE^c , bodroom homo on ocre.icroano NoolBfillain ...... 733-^ „V,Sn 'f’foo ovorhood doluml>- Lakos. 3 Bodrooms. possi- ______2“Ai?RES $4,000^5.000; modeled now 'ffcnoS: kitcl “L ______B g i a M W y M ' _ -lng-and-insulalior>-updal«daiod------bio-ionlng-chanoo-lo-pro.j-pro*.______LOVaY-OLDER.M l------motj||o_of_homo._ontmontmiii3.------R . E A LilTV 1 baihioom A carpoi.pol. ■Only NEEDEDI incomo unils. family Convonlonlly near ail faciii- fac (ossional. $38,500. Call etc. f — •J?4,800, w:ii'oo idahirn□Iiim wa- ' Havo buyers wim CASH cr • GAS SAVER) HOME f/’orthwosl TRADE, CalC Jorry af 734- .H a s 4, llos, Nlco hom o4orVolin:otirod Oaylo. 733-16C8, ERA- Robert FIRST TIME OFFERE^EREOi ROCKY MTN REALT[ALTY B l u e L a k9 e S s I'^O- Coil Hutch al Northi 2 Ws, couple or startofr^skltvskinp Jonoa Really, 733-0404. ' ^ a it ^ ^ 734-5181. ovenovcnlnns 3056 or Reai Esialo Unilmii- Good-looking homono on 733-1400or733-6920anyli“"v'iwo 733-5336 od 733-6107. room S3S,000. For showing} calla OLDER HOME IN BUHL Closo to ovory-l'n cornor lol. Has allail Iho1 • ■ ------wood 734-9587,______Miro Ihing,„schoois. shopping ------^ ------FOR SALE by ownor; Ntco ond churches. Ask to SooIX gracious amenities...laiI...largo ■— t aroo. f o r SALE 8Y OWNER;’ER: 5 y o rd , g o o d lo c a llo n . Ihis 3 Bodroom brick homo’ ” from porch, formal dining. dlnli and 2 A cros wllh 3 BodrooIroom Roasona^prlcod. 543-4071. cozy broaklast' nocnook. 030 HomesForCF o rS M ^ 030 KofliMFor:ForSala ' m HomaiFortiF orS tfa 090 HooiM FprBtft - ous lol homo. Booutllul view or wilh 1',^ bolhs, living room . Ofid pW E REWC'EW^ 2 wllh liroplaco and lenced,-rt onclosod back porch.h. ThisTi irinkior only 5 minulos Irom Twin Tw bodroom homo In bosttN.E, N.E, y a m all In TOP; p -property has had oxcolii«cellonl ------^------; :Kyord, _ Falls. SIO.OOO down and ar ofoa. Voiy spacious, very I caro. $46,900,00. garoon ownor will carry paporipofB. noal ond clean, $48,900.18 WW NEIGHBORHOOD, $48,900, iioraeo 733-8638. jrrison ------____ #128. NORTHEAST AREAREA C E N T U R Y 21 IMPRESSIVE FIREPLACEJ^CE Is ,Su“ FORTHE TWIN FALLS REALTYI Iho locol polnl of thoI • . . — ^ , G e m 840 ADDISON AVE spacious family room, roo ). 734. U R G E FAMILY Nowor 3 Bedroom. 2 bambi S t a t e 7 3 3 -7 7 2 1 . homo wilh (ull basomejomonl. lorleci 1300 SQ. FT. luil baa Yofd Is comploioly foncod, fonct . id now. menl, G bodrooms in a .------R e a l t y Good financing on Ihislis ono!01 onorgi^ ^ Noor now. Only $55,900. $52,500,00, B lu e L a k e s IDAHO HOUSING ^ 1 ACRE. 4 bodrooms. 18i CANDIDATE sq. It. 4V^ mllos (rom lown,iwn®^ _ 733>5336 ---- Located in Buhl Ihis. 3 * ie * * *k *i R e f e r s yoors old, SACniFICEl Wildornosss Log bodroom. I balh home on\'V4 Home, unassombrCd, whilo of an aero Is jusl wailinn lor 3 BEDROOMS ol Holllslor,Slor, 2 cedar. Plans included.• Can you. piicod al $37,500. Cen- flreplacos, lull basomonl,ml, ia ir . dolivor. 734-7161,324^1782.i? ;- lurv 21 Souihorn Idoho Real-» : E v e r g r e e n condllioning, full loncconcod SACRIFICE nowly ro- ly. 734-2111. yord. delochod gorog modeled 3 bodroom1 i«i « . . R e a l t y TV lOrgo lot. Owner onxioux'ous, b a ih s,, $32,000. Aco Roally j ' / m oU offer. JUSfArSHORfbRrvflNTO■0. * * * * * ^ 733-5217. THE COUNTRY.-Very nice 3 -BEDROOMS In Jeromfomo. iNVESTMEfrf'’PnOPE'RTY,:RTY, • homo wilh 4 Bedrooms,-2 _____ Oniy $32,500, Triplox noar C.S.I. ExcollontDllont baths, den. lamily room, 7 3 4 -3 2 0 0 .. Y- 12 quality conslrucllon lorr low Spacious (oncod yard wlihllh oauttlul' 2 BEDROOM wlih 3rd In in fullft hootino bills. Terms avalla-ivaila- oxlerior dock and paiio. MaJilynWay...... 733-9:f33-9250 quality basomont. Priced al only. on bio, $95,000. EVERGREENREEN $69,500,00. EVERGREEN GonoConnor733-4C^33-4019 l_b^^ .$38,400...... REALTY. 734-3200.. 733-9250J-9250 REALTY, 734.3?00_. 733-9250", DorolhyKolar------733-6i03-6848. . ;ii.. . or733-J019. Roger Bolion...... ,-733-40« . , o Tony Barnes ...... 423-50!3-5688 ------:______

BARNES REALTY 733-8227 / U M . j : SANDWICH SHOPi F ~ ■ T \/ • Sharp going businoss, Prly lo I # 5 bedroom>omt, 2'/i bolht, (amily room, tloe 1.1164. maintain, $97,500. *107.

G e m ^ FANTA5T1CII d See Ihit 5 'bodroom homeie wllh wl / . # S t a t e 3 bolhj. lamily lor room, convenlonl kilchc ^ SUPER CLEArE A N 4 bedroom hom e In 0o nice quIot neigh- yw and ilorageige room. It oven hot air conditiondltlon. * 7 6 , 4 0 0 / T Y R e a l t' y ' ...... borhood. 3 bodn>odrooms upstairs, ono dovlown, olso a large ^ ing. Biue Lakes family room, gun room, and otlllfy roomam. A ronge, dlsh- 733-5336 wosher and trostrosh compactor all go wlth wi this recontly CEDAR CLOSET:SETS. Vory nice neighborhood, 3bodroomt, 2 bbolhi; formol dining room ond lotoopproclato. - *58i70 / ____; . remodoiod kilchoiichon. You must soo this ono 1 a lovely tecludoudod bock yard, F o rr MMore l Information CcC a ll. . . BY OWNER / ^ PROFITABLE BUSIlUSINESS and eieganl homo #, tide by tide. 3 bedroomi. vory modern ^i Acros. country livlnc "*59,|50>^ I North Joromo Coun ROBERT JONI^JES REALTY kitchon. }. Ooluxo 2700 sq. ) ■vpl hnmn Tmllle 1r 733-043404 r plan. 3 Bodrooms (oo or Call: B en o r VIrgli^ In lQ M YOUR OFFER moyloy loke thit houte. The ! :ad 2 Bodrooms lov 733-1735 ______owner^oM.in a.hurhurry ..-^wonti-lo.tolUoit. ,J t! I) IK balh. Bonus i( _ lhat moy bo youyour good luck, look Ot il fl. basomonl, Elovdl * 5 2 ; ^ 0 - f ------ty room, firoplaco, d( p todoy.. k oxiorior withk co< , V E E H r n . Dout>lo Qarago, ma / '081 Low InloroiMUSSEN CEDAR StDINC. Two lorge b imablo loan. 324.50 convonalenl kitchen ond! (ron (rc itonding fire- * 3 9 , OC lings. FOR AN INVESTMENT- place, ' 1, 0 0 0 / 'OWNER IMMACUU DE ANO OUT, ovorLOOK 21 RIGHT HERE!!! W ~ sro fool ol livingWVANTACI or< ts YOURS 1 . 3 bed- ACRES In Big Llltle Ronchet, 'er homo In nodhoi, IV< botht on main floor wilh gorage, woier. and eleciricty, n 3 , 55 M 0 0 / tion. Lovoly S bedroo iq. (I. U ptiolrt h a t 792 to . fl. wilh n f ^ ” ilhs. lorgo familyroomt. roo ond 1 balh plut Kllchen • 9 play room, .Jols sdroom. 2 holh 'ano, 2 llroplaccten rented.'of on oporlmeni wllh STREAM O U T S l r f H ^ i ^ e d r c iklorsystom, conlrol» ouftlde j enironce. Located on WS r ^ r homhome. ” Lovo rock ral vacuum, 6' ohet. lone Could be rented ot apart-I N M ” roorroom, wooden dock, double.T g X rs 568,0000 0 I plus mony moroor oxtri Commercial Butlneti. _____ lorg.large lor. on a spacious lol Ing dlslonco loTION HI INVESTORSI Price hot jutl >01. Junior HlQh,educed gra on Ihlt deluxe duplex in ^ - FOURJR BBEDROOfAS, ^ botht, cutlomlom dropat, ^ >ol, shopping conior•ni a FIter locallon. Total o< I.8S3 llpoper. thodet, lormol dlnlnInlng room. ■■■— i chos. Lo«f S70's,. 'wHh C eoch unll (eoturing T DIVISION •t1 V >591 bolv^oon 8 S i r N O R T HHPARKSUBDI T “ largeje lisliving room with voulled colllnilllng. Sprink- nflfl / ut bedroomt. Newly decoroled ] lyttem , air conditioning. Sup^r«r l265 allor 4. No roalfoIng cerpf^lng, oppllaneei ondnd I I lln g ty t 3WN ER-~4 ■ Bodr c»m.'od tiding. Owner will carry poper lot, noar MornlnasilutMtonliol dow n. M utt te e lo » l. M2.500.733.2H6.:laielhepotenilol. e beebedroom t • I balh • Living ILS ft PAINTI Con uantform thltthit bargain r> •. Kllchen.dining oreo OWNEA- Must soo ' rqom - . 1 y I o beouiyl Poitiblllllet galore i ■ . li!: ocislo, 4 ^ r o o i.Y n . IRAND ; NEVV DUPLEX wilh- ,«-3 cor□r (garoge • Colhedral ceiling ( y - ' z .e % o good righi arm. thit houte it ^ 2 5 , 5 P 0 cimolety 963 aq. (t. on eoch tidd e«_ ) ' hwaihflf_*Ronfl«______T^vfocbircSvEoehTInirTioirret- O T ? ^ 4 ^ 1 9 e PI^hw oplscos, many e oxirc tlzed bedroomt, both ond 5, 734-7520. Nolie ro. utlllly room. Total - electric. ______It. •- quolity oppllancet including I ^ y PlENTlENTY OF SPACE. Room (or th e kl< 3WNERI Shorp'Tami lit 10 run. Hot 5 ocret. Threeree tedroom * 7 5 , 0 0 0 irolor. Nicely Iondtcoped. Ow ner »droom» • 1V. balh h Sunken ) > o nqulot strool.■t Hssto Selll ...... ime. joms. bam 4 2 W 1 room • 3 cor garage ondz } v y g room, faml^ roo ge • Kitchen ond diningIng I ^ LENT COMiMEROAL BUIIOINOI e tc rib e t ih lt 2 ' ImI ■ pool lablo & wor. largo laundry■fy aro dreo. Totol of 3600 tquore • Dithwother e Energy tiory home. Feoluret 0 lomllj storago room, and it nol only chorrping but proctli r>d Ideol lor retail ttore or olticee. ig .fireplace • Air condl- actlcal. Soo 'g *23,901'm \ shops, Tho spacious l< ( - g ] T ,VPW'II WB"t lt|______...... linaorground sprlnKii9 the reor ol lot It opprox. 1300I igr------;------im. loncod bachyorond leoted ler onolher yeor. 01 omple porfclng ond nice choln RV Slorago. gardt FRUa TREES ond ml 'lo n d tc (^ n ^ w»h fruil Itoos, and alorathclng. Owmer will corry controct ililied buyer I Very anx IO)ji fo . Walk 10 Hocrisc OveiV^ied living room vvit°h'FRI.8>IJ .iF M ■ . ^ ; 7 3 A ^W m 0-»=»-A:g ^ y S t a t e 1 - 0 4 0 0 / P^. SAT.-SUN-2-: . , EvenlngttSun HI \ R ealty . 733-l4«0 7S4-A346 71. mSTSSSh yA w !r.tw iH fai£ I. iP 734-0^ ^ _^ WMBBt B l u e L a k e s 7 3 3 -5 3 3 6 NTRY LUXURY- m Ios 10 town. Boautti Brand now, quail I _3-Jadtoom„.2_bal I. lod colllngs. S87.50

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W odnosday. SjjpSjjptom bor 26,1979 Tlmo3,-No)3,-Now3, Twin Falls, Idaho D-5 .. 037 _ FimuiRanchoj 'VS . UoDilaHom«ir»3«Ie qj, FAflMeR’ WOULD Like TOJ (W '• AcrMoaiuli* '} OSl Unlum,HouM(Forft«nt «1I Unlum;Hoom»k»(Urt «1Ml 'UfihjmVu»t»FofR«flt, - DUY FARM. Gravitv n-- REOUCEOiiood’ '' ' ’ n N e w ' 14 ' \vjde liiOEIUY. CON' ...... -,...... • 5'l5 'b EOROOM HOUSE; $350. 08OU Fum. Apl.-A D u p la m .' 052' I Furn, Apt &Ouplexaai ' MM4 Unfum.ApLtDup)«M - rigalcd.-WfllQ Bon X-JS c/o CONVENIENT 2 b'edrogms. D Ihls 10 iicfci has nice 4 J9900.y 2 ..bodroom. - JiOQO fc^irput. atiacncd ■ -. 100% FINANCING SaSavo monoy on ne.-\inui inin ------ruftaa^ow aJL O B a tJ M .. J - ,FUHNISHE0-_1—lMKlfOi>.i>- “ONE“hctlrQOTiiH ttifS'monttTT^rr -AvXltAeLE-^0ctSer^r3~-~^“A Twin Falls Ictoho, 83301. j -iVOTT —Tjnnt( ------aVAlCABLE------JT apartment All uhiilics paid c ‘ kilchon Wllh Ilroplaco. doJ- lasl in lorMJ, HdCieiiU.1 Mcrtius no „o 'pi'ls n. 553 3rd Avo. V.'ust. No5 OiDown'Paymentl Why p.iy • homo IS wifv wo'll msulaied. •'’f all uliiher. lurnisheo J25 5lhn bodroom, b 2 baih, lirepiaco. bio {jaiauo. oardon spot .mij 733-7568 7- - .7^3-7 has ccnlr.il air. lots ol No Ni pots or children. $165 Si< E. iiioiune A[)| »7 OfIf ulihtyarea.-lolal u olocinc. oir, ,733,7364 ro nnl. l .non you can 734-3811. phone ; 72G-32Q1 condiiioning. C' I car garage- FARMS & DAIRIES IIruil Iroos Owiior must sell NICE ^ 3 BEDROOM. W7. CO’ C 0 :i Y 2 Bedroom home: purerirchaso o now 2 or 3 sloraiio. A rntfcn more Stop '3 Con P.iulinu’ Day 543-5412 or ^ idroom Washinnion J>.nk by ai 2043 W.mio 01 call FURNISHED Fl D.Uholor api'. STUDIO < APARTMENT., addilioiui j!; parking space, 14.68' Wllh swjnip cnoluf. carpeiud car;; Ihroughoul, Bedrt Gimjer 111 734-M/ti nc i" Drapes, rango. dishwasher, 120 ACRE OAIRY: now G umt'I |8223'’'" 543-’ appliances. $8500 321 85£i> iitc.';ii )wn H ouso...and h.ivc. no children or pelr. The.- •. smcjle ; poison only, no pels liropi.ico in lamily room. 'Own CoveLoOncje 733-‘»ii4,1 ' Ulilihes i excnpl he,it $135j disposal d and relngoraior milker, and 500 gallon bulkk ReoOSSESSEO R 2 Ucjioom 733-1093 733-1 or 733-5548. montionthly payments sot op 55 I BEDROOM HOME in i)ood Ci area ol H.i.-i-lton Coni;ili»le FURNISHED Fl 1 DDR Ait.nl-' 734-8G')?.illerG 3 .lurnished. •'} $300 monlh. $150 ' unk. 14,<64. SG50 down $1M Dor, DELUXE DtLl 2 Oudrtiom house cording 10 your income an deposit required. 734-4411 monlh. All sei up i.1 SKy w ith GEM STATE REALTY . dc.down-.i.iirr. 73,1 303n menl. m No pels or children VERY \ fJICE lame studio ^ Utilities lufnisiied r.c e p l ; 9 days, o'r 734,6346 aller e '4 ’ . 60 ACRES i.l-Caalle(orti-i}- - Lano Paik. Irnnit'dulo oc- Carijoicd, Ciir;). draped, slovo-A DOWNTOWN Ul apartnionl; .ill ulililies pan!' week-ends - Bodroom homo. As3umatiinr - - E R A ^ cupancy. Hacienda Xomt-u rolri' iii;ntV. $175 * dejirtit 7;u- $?00./33-8?G1 j - . ^ relri'jer.i'or Wolor, sower A • • ^052 Furn,ApL&Oupl«cs. 3K66 3k \ , • CLEAN .111 uiocVrlc" 2 loan. Robert Jones Really 733-7568. ?• fl.irbaiie fl.,rt,: paid No children or WANTED Ground lev,.I Dedroorn ^ Duple.; appli­ oui5.$25UL‘ocsil.733-35n._, . - At!AtL UTlLiriES paid. No*ly KITCHENEtre. M Cle.iii ,S lurnishod r Apailmont (ir ,. eo ACRES DAIRY: BnckK BUHL SMALL s DOWN PAYMENr. PUlS. convonu.'nt All ulililios ;>.iid | ances. carpel, drapos, $9000 balanco on 3 boilroom. FOR poR LEASE OR'RENI: 3 ' 2befliedroom house, Irig. sluvo torrernudulecJ 733-Olti-i t.r cc Du|>lo.. 733.3091- bnsemefil. Ctirpo'l. $185-i nomo. 0 on a sido Hoinno-.• 54M222 J - Ireozor, Muriaiigh area, no 733733-9697,.isklorJim b)tjyweek /33-681<). 1 , DEDROOM, $1G5 month d t>ono barn. 50 cows jvoib- ■ 2 hath 14.70, fi25-570J.ilmf I l)Odronrn i)odn home, iillractivo i , sp.icibus iiiioflor. Also sop- chiidriildron, no pels, ruler- gEXCELLENT LOOKING LC FOR A HOU^C OH btililiiis. , $25 dopos.l CalUll- -s-smokino mBrried coupio, n o ------‘bio. ■ I •SPARTAN- 8X50'; an * sp.iC' APAnrWENr? C.ill Ouilicr;,. ; RIM LOf- Meander Poitii concjiiioned- $5495 Call arjie arjie bujlding suilablo lor once:ices roqulrei). -132-5537. fjgNEIGHBORHOOD studio Ai 733,9819, ask lOf Larry. pels. p 152 Du0ois,733-&G02, Subdivision. Ovorlookmo -7- 3E0R00MS plus 3 more in ;ip.iipartrneni- $145, House, 733-2940. ?3 1 ^ 80 ACRES: Double -I nor- ] 734-2195 hobbhobby, name room or extra 3 BEt DUPLEX^ Deluxe, air condl- '■ Auoer Falls on Snako Rivei. ' boonbedroom- Insulated, healed. Iho.40.4}asomenV $325 month $140; Sinuio, niin-smoKer ‘NEED ‘h APARTMENTS? C.ill 054 Untum,ApL&Ouploxcs'S lioiied i, unit Includes 3 rinobono. Two nood homnr. Undivided i Iniofosl. In lully panolod A carpoiod loo plusus $200 deposit. Q.nnus 73J734-7105 Lukes Ll M.in,iiiernuti1 ,it 731- I 2 DEDROOM DUl’LCx' m„ bedroom, b 2 tiain, large living landscapod 7 acfo common TOP CASH PAID immodlato Trilm® possession. 484 Reall;ally. 733-8 2 27. EXTRA nice 1 bedroom wilh 5325or;3,l,GM7 53 | ill room with lirepiaco. dining 30 ACRE-DAIRY; tJoublo J 3 area. , Ceniral waior system Filyr. Ni> Pels. $l'te. C,iH '< ncrrlnQbono. SOO onllon [)iiik FOR8.101214W1DES Buchanan. Bucn 733 9091 or 324- 3 QgBEDROOM HOME; $195. no,heat/waier $155. Siru)ie • NEWER3 Ni beilroojn5, 2 t).ili>, 73,1,3353 ; room, " kllchen, with sloyo, Ik 734-4888. Evenings 733_-G220 - ^ 3836, $100{00 deposit. Call 734-4767. Ro ItOO' Chejp heal 73,l t63l dishw,i:-,her and compactor, tank. Good 4 Bedroom . Also Iravul trailers ,md 3836, Relerences No pel:,. 733- it ATTHACTIVE 1 l>odriioiii, SECLUDED Counliy Livini) pickupcampers., p NICE 3 Odr, home m Durlcy 3 qei 4944. or733-5217 or ■ ' ; utility room, pnvitlo patio oil nomo. Wllh ; restiictivo covenants ^ DEbflOOM, 3 b.ith hoOse. ulillties luini:;hi?U e.ci;;)t , 2348.2348 AlmoSl. Fully carpulud. J 17575 mo(\^, $125 deanini) fqFOR RENT' 1 ODfl lumiMiod NICE Ni BACHELOn ii;il. No.ir | - rn.i;;ier suite, lencod back 1 Acfo lots. 734.2_462^ he,i1 No i»;l-, $1M plus-; y.ifii „ with yard care. Loase BROCKMAN’S Largo L.->rgi corner lol w/c(irport. • jopo■posil. Relerences 423- ;,piipi: III- Kiml.erly No Lynwood Li Cenler Uliliiio-. aoposil , Twin F.ilh. Phoiii; ’ $225mo. 734.5a7ScoIloct, 5JU2U2cveniniir.. < chchildren ,1?3 01'I3 [>.Htl.$115 [>. 4J3-5424 I ’• p relo rred . $390 monlh, MOBILE HOMES Klm1ii;rlv,-ir.l-5:!3/ 3M-59,tOor !; 734,5579.' > WEEKEND RETREAT Call c collect. 7J4-S1C7 or 5 or super tamily homo. 3 3; EEXCELLENT 2 Bedroom 324-1203. ______duplex d aparlm enl; Vory “ REALTY ^ IBodrooms. 3 baths. Ian Call aller 5pm, 536-2176. 9 •f 0 Duplex in Flier. Slorago. big 4?3-57lg.______: You can ownvn your own hotiome now, covorod Ironl porch, ni^o ll 12) 3 ACRE porcols on Snake S14.000I ?, Musi ScIl 24X60 3 A A FOR SALE: ‘S^io'od loal i bedroom. 2 balhs. skiriod. ^ ►yard. 2 Bedrooms, dining oslalo conlroct on a 60 aero0 Rivori Rim north ol Filor. Easy terms. Call Oon Sirovor A I room 8 big kiichon.'-'A larm In Rupert wllh $18,0000 'Ownor will carry. 543-6097. J.' • ' spacious lind al only $1B5 discount. Call (509)-735-9255 at Contemporary Homes ^ 5 2,7 ACRE LOT wllh iounda- 734-2673. 73 alter 6 p.m. .423- SW Modidestly Pricedd FromI . . . ^ •i p'por monlh. Call NOW aboul KonnowlcK.Wa: _ lion In Sunnysldo Acros .ji i a , 4 4 3 I this onol 734-3353...... # FOR SALE: M0‘Acjc5.“ io00 soulh ol Joromo. .Will con- 9 LARGE STUDIO; siovo.'ro- n ^ dof pickup lor down. 78B- t4X70‘ t974 GOVERNOn; 2 X ac/os jjaaluro. balanco larm bodroom, nil eleclric. 326- 0 A See all thefteieautiful easyrsy living, B rainbnbridges, Brool'okfields & AI bl Irlgorator. utllllles oxcopi nround. All undo'sprmklor.' 4254of32G-5-122evo's ^ 2' oloclriclly. 01 Adults. 833 ideal dairy or dairy hoilor sol'I 5 ACRE parcels, viow. W.HCI fn I StioshonoS l,N . 734-9079., 1972‘ I4XG0 ACADEMY: all • " C r o w n p o i n tts, s in 14 ft. sin(Ingles or 24 andnd 28 ft, d oublele wides, • up. ST200 por aero. Will-sollII shares. Buhl, $?50 down or ^ I LARGE STUDIO; smvo.,'rc- - all or pan. Chuck Polorson uleelrlc, 2 bodroom. 543 5666 A 11 trado iruck. car, eic. 734- b " ^ o /o 8AMorallo_r6PM. J •z lilgeralor. In cafporl. No pola, 324-3331. •___;______3555.^ I 1SZ.A lasl monihs (onl, $100 5 to 10 ACRES S'mrlus Irom 1972,14x64" 1“ Camoloi moliile • W NCOWONDIDISPLAY TODAY!1 k ' monlh. Seo al 985 3rd Avo. HUNTER'S PARADISE! Jerom e. Prime localion. Call home. ' , 10 X 14 palio, tO. to A S'"f W. 734-5080. 733-3344. ; added room, now carpel. • ^ The finest qucuality, very affordjrdable prices, andd nnice people to hel|elpyou. • " 726 Aoros rich mountain son,i, on wq0K0_ndS 324-5020. “J I LOCAtEO’ on a ’short q'ulol . Hat and Qonlly sloplno. Ool- , new Ironl slop, coolcr, v>aiur ^ '• 6 ACRES nbrlhwcsl ol soltenor and many oiiras ^ ' sliool, 3 bedrooms, 2 balha. lor than average pro- Joromo. Call alter 5 pm. ai 2 FOR LIVINGLl OR Pli’LAYING, WE HAVEH> IT ALL!!!! ! • f carpotod. draoedi-air condi-. duclMty. 1000 shares waiec. Also 15 X 15 sloraflo shed V ^ 324-3967. _ _ wiihilloor. Can bu seen at •a VA'A - FHA and C om lionod. lull (Inishod baao- 80 Inchos docrood. tntorojt mventional Financireing Available. • ii;monl. 1100 SQ.Il, ol living in Iwo ' Irrigalion wolls. 6,11 acres' on Snako Riier Lazy L; J Mobito Homo Ranch W ► n Canyon with boautilul viowl tl. ti Wilh a reasonable A aroo on ground Iloor, Lawn W hoolllnos. 3 Bodroom • C:om o e in today andnd s e e w hot's n ewN cand exciting. • caro. ^i waior & garbago . homo. Call MIko, 324-3018 or, ...... downpayment, Imanccs can ^ ► boarron.jod. 734-8161. 9 • I lurnlshod, $275 monlh -f Tully, 734-5(183- 9'A A. or pail. Vi milo Irom b( • .LOUCC:0NI40R$ *GARARV CUMMINGS • !HARVEY PETERSEISEN •' deposit.S 733-0146.__ REALTY WORLD Buhl, couniry living. Sirc.im. 1973 19 GREAT LAKES 14.64'; A INTERNATIONAL - road, boaulllul view. By tip-out. ti liroplaco, 3 3 W' MODERN M 1 and 2 bodrc«m 734-1300 owner: 734.7010.734-2563. Bedroom, Bi cxtrasi 734-8972 A urunlurnisnod aportmonta lor • ;------alioral 5pm. T •t roront, Appllancod Includod, I Casa Grande Apartrnonts. 039 _ Buslnes's^opcrty 1074 10 -.ACADEMY 14X70: 2 • | ' Flier. 326-4053. bedroom, coolcr, redwood A I t w in f 'a l l s 'is Unil dock. $900-down. assume X I f NEAR Harmon Park, 2 BOR. , SELLING! 'Apartmonl-Moiol complen. loan.324-8975 fl ^ I I Covered parking, no pota, •DAIRIES 'FARMS • (, liroplace, bath, siofinio. condillonlni], ct skirling A •f acres, hand lino Irrigated, gshop. Financing available. I lirepiaco, li' 3 bodroom. 1"; ■ " s i if vivice i " " ^ i miles N ol Joromo. Vciy' v will bo al cabin on weok- bath, b; 10 bo moved. $13,000. | , nico 3 bodroom homo with< q onds; during weok call Mi. 532.-43T9.. 53 ,, ...... S i Ilroplaco, loalinn shod, i-Homo587^312;___ GUI[IIDE [ JiOSjOM^ Call 324-3427. , R'iVERFRONT HOME: 'vcry 2M0B1LEH0MES |f I., ‘WANTtDTOBUY rnico . two bodroom homo. b g_othseiupinparks i . — eOlo IGO acres Iffigalod land1 furnished, flroploce, Iwat _ aniMD ! wllhin 20 mllos-ol Twin Falls1 house h and dock, lawn, •IN ,,, KIMBERLY-3 Bedroom ■ wllh or without a building. uoos. li sprinkler ayslom. Doubiuwido.q. in c.colleni . ! Send roply lo Bok P-19 d o) Mafkolino *> Asaoclatos Real- condiiion, wilh slorago I DIRECT;tory ! rim es New? P.Q, Box 545, tors. tl 7344875,______Shed, cooler, skirting, and ■ WANTED t o buy dirocl from manyoihoro.iras. | racONE 73313-0931 3 LINE!IE S . . . S ownor 160/400A divorsiliod1 ' 1 7 7 larm noar schools andI CONDOMINIUM* r lor salo In •t4 *t X 70 GOVERNOR wilh | Below you will find many services ovoil;:'Oil/able from M agic ■ / / r maikots. J.R. Rau. 5107' Rockf Gordons, Call 733-3000 from frt porch, beiler qualily ■ Volley Businciscs.5. CCheck with our Servicevice Direcfory when 3 0 DAKi Y S . . . ■ Bolio Courl. San Joso, Ca.- or □ 734-4201. carpeting, ca skiiling. and In * 95.13.0.,______------1------oxcelloni 0, condition. | you're in neecJ off a o professional. The firm;irms below offer (he 160 ACRES, southw oslI 045 1 _ MoblleHomM For Sale finest in service ondond quality products. CheChecIT with one ond Bolh Cari Bo FInnncodI | J i r ir® s Joromo. Row crop. . I Lockwood pivot. Call Bob. COLUMBIA'• house irallor. se e ! I ERA- Robori Jonos Roally. 10X55. ' $3,000. 436-9120. Seo t j £ ' / ' .al300EJW_S.H_yport. BRXKMAN’S - li MNEY^EE’re ■ CCHIMNEY SWEEPING GRAVELCRUSHED AND,NO PIT . NEED YARDYARDWORKDONE7 J 733^404.__ _ - a. / / A-'l CHIMN RUN-TOPSOIL I FOR RENT; Sale or Irade , MOBILE HOMES ^ VOOD 160 ACRES, 'southwest Ol ^ 3 miles north ol Porrmo / / 4F1REW0( Split wood not atoms A lel Call Yardird People-733-3908Po or ■ Buhl, Good latm, must sco, nico JJ 8x35 1 bodroom irailer. 3 I Wo will deliver.'Drainin li tioii! .- 734-3715.15. YaYard work* Fence _ GrandvlowWlla.733-8708. Bridge P ' on Highway 93 and 10 lall rush, clean KMagic Maintonanco sweep to appiociato. Call. Bob. ^ lnlorsialQ-80 Junction. Call “Y , Boat lhalor solely. E.pen- y r llo. 733-8727. Wo're■ sowor rock, Northwi ig(Painl[i20- ■ ERA. Robort Jonos RooMy, FOR F SALEI t4x7’0'' ALTA early lorPhono 734-7200 Ir irod. Crane and Rigging. 733-12S i s ; ' coliocl,734-31G7or 324-4?03. V ' enced, Phc C E-S REFRIGEFiATION I 733-0404______n mobilo homo. 1972 Vory gCR'ETE CCONCRETE WORK G'u ITAR LESSONS & AIR CONDCONDITIONING ■ ' 320ACnESwith2GlirordHillI [joqd_c(^dl1lon. 0 837-4458. - C AOCONCF 8X36"'Older trailer house’ . ' ■ CIrcIo sprinklers. AdditionalI IMMACULATE ll 1979 Gov suilablo for shop or sioiane lys, patios, slalis, ^M S M Concrolo Const. Res­ Enleriainmont availabloblo lor Rolrlgoralioeriilion and air condl- * SO ocros avallablo lor loaso. ornor 0 14X70 w/tlpoul. All ■ '7 ^ Driveways,ks. steps, & con-______Itidential & Commercial. weddings, parties, clups. du ^ H oning,ng, hool pumps. g ______------C7a'50iS-ftoaiioniwnga:— —- ijijiiJcin-drrBDRr-T’^-b a ih s - ' ^ sidewalks. — FroaTistimanr70-yoar!n)v:—:------DHrMicnaol-ra:9B99. -----— ------SpoSuiliiirH -i^jy ^A S iap -T "■ ------W O l^p S I ■ 40 a c r e s ' onTy'l mllo IromI Undor L Faciory Warranty. ^ porlenco. G ' 1 C h u c k 's lorjroo estimalos, 733-66; , jicolloorplan. 2 bodroom, 2 "il . Sorwico:; 8 signal losis, noW^ brick b paving, walls, S etc. 3-6677 PAINTINGHNG I 45 ACRES noar Buhl. FullI ' jalh. 14X70 1977 Fioolwood. ^ ions, repairs, an-' Also A redwood decks. CallI LANDSCAPING &FENCI^^CING walor. modorn homo. Good ’ 051 Unlum.Houso5F«nenl ^ ■ installation ' H5,000. Coniury 21 Soutnorii 05 ^ lonna's ffomovod. Quick Ernlo E 326-5809. HYDROSEEDINO Housoi pairpainting, inside and I corral's. Shown by ap-; ’ dahoRoally,734-2iii. cc Roasonabio raiesi □ out, reason,lasonablo, 733-3879. ■ polnimoni only. WEST ENO ‘ CO'nv^nIENT small 2 sorvicol R D40RAIN gutter' I ______. Bedroom Be homo rtgiil in . r- Chuck HHoney. 829-5721 Oosign* Sprinkler syslorstems' ROGERSP/:RS PAINTING' g - REALTY lio South n. Igoanywhorol Serving S' iho Magic Valley Froo oslimatos. 734-7098,MS, Broadway, Buhl. 543-4409. .OOK AT THIS W SConcora lown. 10> 527 Maln-Wosl, $150 « K Hazolion. I monlh. Ist/lasi renmrcd. OE SERVICE , ■' with w cusiom soamioss alu­ Insldo or ©■oul3id(T Larno or I I4x65'l 2 Bodroom. lully mc backho' e LAWN MOWINQ :arpotod, oil olocinc, Walor-sanitalion W< lurmsticd. mminum rain gultcr systems. ROTO-TILLING small, PhoPhone 934-8365 for ■ a soplic lank or Maniilaclurod M on lob siie. G Ireooslimatslimato. _ iwomp cooler. Musi sell 10 733-4179. 73: ' a ra____A^eaLols i >ost ollorl Soo at t97 Lazy J 3 nl? Call RDS Con- , colora cc 10 chooso Irom. Free ‘ DopondaOlo' Tfirnmirimiiig, ROfO-TILLIi•TILLING ’ ' ■ APPROXIMATELY 2rAct0S ] 3 BEDROOMS: CJirccled. ^ ■ baaomont?n,734-6849, ‘ 03limolO!>. 01 Dank .c ard s ,^H Ranch. BY OWNER. Call oarngo, loncod yard. Can ■ _ 5trucllon,7 handy-man. and consirnsiruc- in permanenl pjsiuro; King laiij_734-M1_Bor , 734-7033. 73., b e welcome. Coll 733-4691, lionoi romodoling, Freo Fr Complotoloto I; landscaping: new ■ 734-0097, Q b ac khoe Hlllaroa.C all360-2511. "MOBILE LOTS' qV DiDUMPTRUC'li^s'ER'viCE ' oslim aios,, 733-7605.. 734-7 - law ns V ft' lencm n. JRK- 2 BY OWNER- 4 ac/os, 3 R'EAL' NICE 3 'bodroom; ickhoQ Sorvico. Top 22G6...... ' • Hydrocullurcullure 733-8551. I FORSALE lirepiaco. $290 per monih, • , Mohr Back bodroom brick homo plus 7 3 « z g ' ocli. din moving. DiDump Uuck with driver lor H&HCHIMNEYSWEEPSEPS SMALLLMASONRYJOBS MA! | lull baaomont. N. ol Kim- • Roloroncos, Soo al l’t'08 I soil, rocTilystoms. excavation. hihl/o. Call 733-3765 or 324- . ^US7 • SELL Immefliaioly Poptar,- po, I . soplic syst bofly. M5.0Q0. 423-5666. ^ 2065,20 Chimney sweeping A repairtop. ChimneylOy sstacks-ropairT or ■ ' ' 1072 Von Dyke 12.64 3 SHARE _ J '2 BDR house, J115 . | ' • - , 733-3341. BY OWNER, duplex si;o )Odroom. V/i bath, gas heal lEPAIR REMODEL ElEMPLOYM^TSERVICE ,- Furnaco cloaning f. repair. rep loplaco.0. VoiVoneer. Comonimg ■ • •• Dulldlno-lot. 68’X12r . . 1" . walor,, hoalor. eleclric monlh. '/} ulililios. 412 Elm. ■ f Firewood. 734-0690.)0. jobs. RoastReasonable rnlo. Call ■ wslor lino. S8.000. 1G97 4ih . K td silp o lO K .324-5871. R . John allorillorSpm. 5j 733-1293. itovo A rolrlgoralor. mal- ■ Small jobslbs a spoclaily, lor a NNEW HORIZON'S M 8. J r o o f i n g ' Avo. E. 734-4758.____ : 1Ihing ainolto sol. Insulaiod SMALL SM 1 BEDROOM Homo ou can livo with. P(PERSONNEL. V/o con help ______SNELLINQ'yLINGANDSNELLING _ln.JcxflmQ_U3Q.mdflltLi-JL5_____" ^ C prico vou I... -----E ------7 3 3 -3 1r 7------^ ------—— Y( YOU-tmd the nght loD. Roni- Rool coparr.-^or oiil Buhl. Excollont larm land, or :oolor. Already sot uo 5 eleanlno deposit. Can Lynn 1 ■ ' . ______82£ B -T- acoustic: Cl ceiling,:, basemont Sprayed on aluminum,n, aany Building, 73- uncrp^dq^floroa. 733^9676. IIEW LIBERTY 14.56. 2 WANTEDw YOUNG Mamed ^ lonclng. 734-2576 - - Make M, your old NEW. Free,. . slzo. Roaiionabiu i guar:luarsn- TREE SERVSERVICE. KONICEK ,. FOR SALE’: 2 acres Soulh ot lodrooms. 1 ail olocinc. do- couple co 10 holp share T in-homo oslimatos. Oank , toed, 734-2050 altor 6 pm Joromo, Cnll 734-5639 or ivory & sol up Included. oxponsos 0x1 In largo homo, f s cacard.s welcome. 734-6252. - .... Mechanicalmical tree lopping and 6UILDIN(3 ■ing. Limbs cut and ■ 324-8994.______1100down,$15l3pormonin. $150 jii a month. Pnono 734- tODELINO T l ' ■ removing. laClondoHomos733-7568. 1B47ollor6.ib^ > 0 OR REMOD -li L __ • L -.. salolyloworlowered hydraulically. FOR SALE; 160 Acros. wosi 1 1 ;^ — Insurcd.734id.734-1260,733-2511. ond aroa. Box H-20, c/o ilimates & compoll- ______------I.miii Nuw4 H.U. UOV M8,----- J ______.Froo osiim ------a - " Twin Falla. Idaho 83301. 045 Mobile Homos foiSila > 1 Irom-concroio to 45 MobilsHomesfot^s. 045 ‘ I \ ^ alrociionino li lo osphall -J S f r ' 9 - 3 Yard cleaclean-up. mowing, LAND From J3.50- PER S .^ . . plumbinc1. Call Ron Harnoy, ~ icL shrub RK t heUgo irimming. | ACREI Homosites. lako Ironl rtr J5-«.Mn5. .rgK k haulingol^aig ol_any klndj.324;5653. oporly. lax lortollod land _ J V ahlnfllos, C r larming or vocalionlng,- - TRiPLEBG£ 8 GRAVEL S>NEWI.Y-MARRIED? ' Froo dolalla. Wriio: Gov- g Crushodod ro.road ond drivo-way Kt ■ oinmont Surplus Lands,- P. FAMILY\ INCREASED?D ? : : I Qra^oLCali[,Call324.2885_ _ _ • - O. Box 34-2F. Oundoe. Illl- E 8 ✓RETIRING? • nois_60118^ _ B ; ' ) i r s WATERRPROdFINO PRC LOT- CARRIAGE ESTATES, HK v' LOW DOWN PAYMENlE N T ? 1‘^ ^ M BASEMENTMENT- - . Undorground ulllilios, now Q NEED SPECIAL FlNANiANCJNG? . > ■ curb and sidewalk, flo- fl w '‘''^ o a f oId d IronIrom Iho Insldo) AHOMEWHILEYOU'f>U‘RE B U ILD IN G ? ^ C M H Any concreoncreto or masonary, . aiflctivu covonania. City v B Guaranioeiintoed '.work* Froo ' ■ "■ aowor. and wator.. Hook-uo.. ■ K • ostlmatee.tite6.Colors. ■ ' ( o a a p ro -p a id . P rico K n W Thovo lh« antw «r for allII o( th e io ipocTol ^ | K Home DIvlilon. C ■ R, Squaroauaro .Conslruclion. S nogotiobio. Oy ownor, 734- H oblanrt~trr, oyr MobIJo Hor 543-4260.60. “ • 484EvonlnDS,733^220^ ., S K• hav«*ui»d homoi lhal□ I wlliv> III a n y ^ M y f f ^ R I - - LOT FOR SALE with build-.. K Q ond.«v«ry na«dl Lol ut l«llill youyi o b o u t ^ K U n B C , ingJ^llohor5^^32£-2546. . f B ilh a m l - . ONE ' a c r e 8 mllos- fi> vCoII733-«>9V24HOUK>UK ' -Soulheaal Twin. $5000. - « ...... • • Pho’io 733-5181. _* J

* , JV ■ ■ ■ ■ ii i MTImo9*Now8Iowa, T w in falls, Idaho W odnedn e sd o y , S opto m b o r2 6 .1979 ------• ______API 079 ^ / p lla n e e i . 082 BulMlnJlWlnoMatsrtoH 0 » • 0*rtfl«8al« 068 QoodlioodTTilnoaToEat ogg Ooo4 T}ilr>Q«ToEat E Dryer. ------: OM , ^ t P u p l w w 067 MI»ctlttJiooui« u . F 0T8. l . - ______5 yr. old KENMORMORE Washer t h e‘” dow nt'oi >"WACTC .^iTh Ludwla DRUM SET lo ''Of’ ValE; Tomoloos. , • REAL NICE7 T2 ~ bodroom CURB ENERGY WA ailon" c5ii P"l°i°AIHE S lo,r,Q w/top * o^do^GE^diYOr , ^ ^ _ tw in falls Ml r ~ . oupfojt. Kiichcii;n-appllangear~ A}. rcu5tomrr:^naa»£:;aS m in u ilk - r^c^^gnt^.condliloiL -w m ’sponsnr Mtiwii N i S r a m - AoplouM.M bl naraoo . wim door oponor.- fmmo Slorm Wind KENMORE sowingwing machlno. day Markel Sept Elocirlc heat and ?r>SS?G/fl5S MUSIC SYSTEM lor ( S i , 3 5 n . ‘ K hol; ’P^ilms ^«°95 5 aal. -jlo p llc and ii< fto 733-MM ^ MACHINE Foodjod" Pro- Firoploco; compiompiolo wilh in a AND WASWASHINGTON nf^nJco'^or nvallablonva Store P ^ s h e l ♦, ..n (C- . Qrondvlew. then:, W,:;niio I ~ , bodroom, carport5ort AI garago. NETS lor salo. MUJ coasorl completetie wilh screon, gas log.>g. vontVI pipes. ST,/KETCHUM, opplfdncoa, carpo ■UM, IDAHO- -r/om ‘'soiiino"sp- ? ' * north to ainn. 734-1433. . . ®olow cost. Now or — blender, choppor. Jogoiablovog C o l ! ^ : ^ 9 '. _ /^ . 83340 . • Monto Barney 73' •' paid. Dooosit + i*265 n rnonm, boon ordcrod- 324324-5103 or ORGA-SONIC EloclricJCl^r^cOr^an ctlof {{pggh mixer. Ir / a s s 5 E rS l ’ib “ o iik o s SWENSEN'S MARKETS are T :------■ 7 54~3h ii g.flys,- ■ — ------wiih-tok««Uioi*a_$3a; ^ I,....’.-. Cloanlnoloo). b. B iuo.U koa. lall Irull hoadouaners-.Red . ovo'a.______------"d o ttc touli ju u lu s.' « - 90 ^ ------MFTER Ior owTht ------usod.' Half prico. I'nn o original AVAILABLE NOW5 6 ^ Lumber FALLS. IDAHO383301 833 MCINTOSH nov ^ '.'s o u t h m eadow I now ready. 1 bushol: Jonathon ■*.‘flOldan DOW APTS. tank; now tn tJOx c j 7s ' 4 BIN E T S ; CMonS-$60. 733-7088-»:------lor solo. Coil 733-21' - mllo soulh on 7474, Vl west. ■/,. Delicious apples, *5,98 f . Now 1.2.3 bodrooidroom lamlly Toko-$50. 3;6-SS03. 3 r Ivors, MAYTAG 2-Spood auK AC. HOUiOUSTON ------I . soulh. 733-7595. - ' units opaning Nov< 7->Nort'TI7hnn Eloclrovoico R.idlal I- lulomallc CONSTRUCflON tS ii______b u sh e l; A lso concord N o j ^ b ^ ^ MUFFLERS Inatalie dial Horns. WASHER: rocondit WENT: Stool ply ~IUMBERERCO. ION SH O PPE poors i onions. At ;— ...... - Tvirtn-FanirWSXm ______and guaranteed. $t ------^ !2 !S S ‘ n u t r i t io n I ?' ■ Woat. Roni approx HOU "<>“• Comploto.^oto'^MulXr ______$179.95. Jo,ms. shoring.ng. concrolo ' - ~------^ , CUT S SPLITIT To Ordor- 430 Main Avo.^vo 5 Soulh Aioo Main Avo. So. -^Soulh Inn custom RENT A PIANO. Golore Bolor you C ain's Clooranco CCenter. grinders, mlac.jc. equip.1 S 083 (GaraaeSale *75/cord; Doiivolivorod and Vora Gel $18M8.50 50 gal, $11.00 Ih Twin F alls."^ock Incomo. Carpoto, rid pickups, call Claudolo Brown's 8 r. T j y n t ^ _ _ ■. ■ — — • dIohwoBfior. dlspo''®P®5aN me. a b b o tt- s AUTO i ______supplloa. 886-75S2. ----- — atackod- $65/cordcord-You haul. hall noi. $6.00i.OO O'quart. Check our price qualily Wfoxo 0 SUPPLY Music and Furnlluro.Uturo. 733- NEE'd E dI' d 'o o d '' ' iv;irrxt'iV.iT g a r a g e sa leiEl fiiFriday, 28lh, J o iog spiitlornor for ront-, our lull lino -o potio. ploy oroa. • South ' 2l^Tv^_FaJl3. J u s e d FOR SALE: 35 ton ino of vllamlna. you-.buy.- ______tions ovallablo: wrwrlfa Blai; ^QS StLOahqno Sl. So ------Microwave Ovens.IS. Top Rock, Call 783-4147, ,aiurday. 291h, $i5/hofl day. $25/$25/doy. PSP horbs 4 loodod st auppiomonts. • « J ■ Mananomonl. P.O.P 0 Box 3M n e w SCHNEIDER:R tro'nalt' t & WARNER'S ’ OANDND Inatroi, li trodo-ln allowances.es. Mol ------^ §;sroo'„.^s‘2t66 Falls AVo FIrowood. 934-834-8371 or 934- Food d7 0 rsrs 4 4 processors 090 • Pet$4Supp tte mont . rontol planI lor OoQin--t Oualo's Eloctionics,es. 1730 East. Variotyy- - of0 itomo; 4811 ' Sun Valtoy. Idah(“daho M3“ >a-P2tZ3£-l«3_. ______now available.1°:— . ------AKC BRITTANY'S Fo<'|aie- Equal Houalnfl OpocOpportunliy. POOL TABLE;. S ing. Conn. Kimborly Roa'd.______■0’'xl5" inch R-1919 household, hobby FiREwiSoorpii;.Price depends R E D OELI iM n 'g ^ $10.28 per)orroll rc bottles, storoo, ru ELICIOUS Call 543-5579 evonlnna. ‘ I. TWIN'FALLS oxtffoxtrn nlco 1 ER MUSIC., ONE Year o’ld bulll-in i ' Of amount token,kon.ond il you JONATHON oppl 1 ______-=* DISHWASHER, oxci • Christmas troo/0oK ln>o : ' - Bodroom apartmontmont; atovo, Alior a; mlngll. much morel Ji, 733-0493. and haio poai ^ ' WURUT2ER Organ;an; doublod condition. Panels for dry. 16 inch barllotl poars. - ’ Irldoo, now carp'Oyboard. voty goodlood condi-c color. Top ol tho line n 243. Appio Orchard, li Il0049------886-7563. oach Wodnoaday. '•s'oplimbo? So cijil— Orchard. 1 mlk f TWO BEDROOMSm (DUPLEX' Excollont cond.1 Salo £ of Cololox Coilin.oiling 19lh ot 60t 2ndnd AvoA Wost. FIREWOOD Sp r S ”' K r s r r r f .K i i ■ appliancoa, carport, 1’ 10. speed YAMAHA Eioclonoino 0organ; SMALL 'REFHIGERARATOR; $9,60porshorshoot Twin. 1pm till.1 9pm9f dally! o 'o d S -alacko no 543-5330 or papers; $100 w /papera. - tf io -f dODOall. 734-1 4S5 (-il'e now. Make ollorollor. Cali' rocondltlonod and giguaran- «TaporSawnShaHShakos Household furr^ish 'S S ■haMry'or'a. Q^^^lgO. lood. $119.95. Cain'ss Clear-< $4flporsquasquare -■nrvthlno must col 5. CANNING pe PEAC a c h e s T bHB:. f e - ' JIM MONTH; 1 £ ------ancoConier.733-7til. . apartmonl. Soo, 165 IJ-.____ NEW6"xIO” RollrojallrwdTlea 3-FAMILY GIGANTIANTIC. 27th 4 NEED WOOD movod mO' -Immo- OOlfa Rivori'''c View in a r''''u k M Reg.' Yellow Lab Pup- ^n.^7630 077 ^_^Ra£fk>,m:I.m sie re o vario’Cis used appiii l^lear Ukes ^ Avo, Call 733-7568, ipllancos $8.49 each 28th. 9AM-6PM,;M.; lurnituro. ' I Dlckuo oad mi o s oasl, Ci 0” ' RANGE CLOSE-OUT'on'ibTS"' pricos.- imlcs, sovoral YPu haul. 543-41&7.1,?7 "P Bridge. 543-5004.______Pother good hunters. $100. 2 - BORM Duplox 'I'S •jM .__ Call for pricosI on on Plvwood clothing coramlcs S ' noiQhborhood. CNop l , 7 s 'lan & ilgtit. Rocordors. $599.95 am ., adjustablo NOW TAKINGQ corders lor BARTLETT PEARS PE­ now 324-8858-______f montti. 734.1378; Mol Oualo'a Eloclronjclronlcs. WASHER AND DRYEIYER In Dimension Lurr IW cold corom- llrewood, poatsIS S polos. Call .roady. $5 bushollushol you pick. AKC rogisterod Dobeeman ' ' 1730 l^mtjorly Road-id. _ good ' condition. P. ^ *0.50 wo pick. pick. FLEMISH pups;3 m a les.Iro d ;2 Mock; s oak to rR Jta ,______— SALE . - HOURS;8am-5:: 10 lop 4 ovon. 324-5605,______Lo f F______LATF ^DEL ta"II" OOu ic tf- —'33-6587*.' - ...... i35SanLaruo- p'iNE- Pickup load lars. $4.50 bush- TVt wooks old- $75 oach. .2...... ^.•-.2 BEDROOM.boplo;'upl0« . walor.------10^ tlo 20VOF r P L f fi o o D s s r w s s i ; - ’ oaraoo, appliatuos, portable: like now.w, S2!$299.50, Snow b I 0 w—— e NORTHWESTrPLYWOOD PL ^RAGE SALEI -dolivorod $55. All $6-00 wo pick, 734-5039. luoa, carpol, ™ - m c W s h I p p i . ^ 0rapo3,t?05-733-34woy. K c a ^ 1730 Kimbcrlv Road,id. _____ and othor cold-we Si . • K. 2 BEDR'OOM dupla>uplox; Clean. rocking chain !w«the*r October lat: 546 3rd Avo piNE FIREWOOD S K " ' a ED?AlLs J E ; °$2M Coll825-5833anllm!^... J ' j t* *225 por mo. 5125H25 .Cloaning ? cl’o'rs. toyy bf-day-_wocKi rOCKiJTlontn.. ______CCI C.—. ------1— Boarcat.-Antonnjs»r-tcS (^ o w er,------— Branamg Iron cossorlos. ^ 733-1438.______STORAGEGEI SSi"”"' fieASONABLe fanfofi roloa- Aro you lirod of boln(lOing hit on SELLING. Intogratodio d\ " M ^ - Kltctionottoa & rooirooms; olt tho hood ovoryllmytlmo you CHED hign lldollty Hom^ J* romodolod. all w/< ' Hoiuvood w/cooking opon tho closol door"?oor?OrofO pair. DC ompiillor r KA-; KA-7100. . t3. you moving away.ly. and . in gg W. RMS por channononnol. 80 ! ■ ■ ! ! nood ol oxifo spocoCO tot s oro d8 phono signal/noisorloisorotio, i.- ^ ^ ;£ S § ' 057 RmtalMobih]i4aUlAHnniM books or lurnituro.). ConsiderCc am /FM storoo lunor ^ -I !^ your own aoll-aiI -sio ra g e 750O. 9.8 dBI sonsltivlty P UNFURNtSHEO5 1 4 i spaco, pricos atari ?iat dB signal/noiso roiio- Sot- * Sodrpom mobllo homohom trail- , monlh. You koop^ tho th kuy!.- J375, ^ ,s o soiling cga.tgrront.Call 733_- «ted U To Buy _ . „ , ALFALFA SEED lor fallI Dian-pli ------_ ■--J??!!!* i?l_ * l_-_ rmlmplamtnta 118 FamiWorkW^mad . . Royal Optical on tho imitod REGISTERED REO:D BBrahma 2 small mules,1, br broke lo FORSALE; 1811,po ■ Colt 7 3 3 - j^ for InformIformaMM . ^I*^ EOUIPT Magailnoir-i^ s'ia r TL _____ FumiliwiACafiL..r*{E!r ling: Top quallly. .limil I. potoio bod. 20: 'SPLTd’ aE'DD 'will'wlihUo'lt‘4 CUSTOM SWATHING:'’;Coll ~ “ - - r 35mm slidos. Call 733-2613-2667 or BEAUTIFUL Ouoofi airosirosolo s omouni In some variotiiiotles bull. 2Vj years old. old Call drivo, olso harno:arnosa ' and Call 324-2512._____------aide dump boot ool b bod. Call Jim Olson at 733-07M or. GOOD, cloan buildli _ , bod. Rodocorating.g. $250.$: Also want to buy Leal CuttorCut 733-5891- - ■ _ _ _ _ wagon. 829-5018. FOR SALE 2 cornirn hhoods for 532-4217. ______733-5839.______' < 'north part of Twir* pinaSoMFoil: - 328-4467altor5-______95 John Dooro coml G s u i l ^ $CASH$ForoiaBATTEffTERIKl Now cond. E.irthlono.}ne 734-i Boo Boards w/boos.. Call C TWENTY INDIVIDUALlUAL'moial ^ 3bollom2-woyl6ltinein.PLOW; CUSTOM THRASHUJG; ...... ?• sq, (t.doer spaco,. Sl ______‘ allerC p.m .733-0141; _— _ ' «5np6hs. 543-5649. ____Can Vernon i for son NOW AVAILABLE: Spa diso. Wo onco Conior. 733-7111.II...... ______734-3589 stool milk...... lino wltn wltn inline 5578 evoninos or oarijoarivmorn TRUCK witti twinIn si scrow. (1) 440 INTERNATIONA J. Commonion 0^00 CASH for morchandls'S r .rt„ --f .-|'i Ford TRUCK with •IONAL Balor: DENVER RNE'S^: ' buy. trado. pawn oror soil BRAND NEW Linoleum lc ------liltor. Inlot )ar 4 milk milk pump. .WEANERS A'ioodorjodoro, Call Brownlno. (1) 44 Ih h e P :, 5 yra. old. RoalII pood noo condi- CUSTOM FARMINQ. — ,7-—. almost anything ol valivaluo ot w asonablo prico, 786-414?^ 47' “ ______Hay.GfaJfiSFeSFeed For further inlo.. callcai 543- 83W316______tlon. $2800-324-4628.•4028-_____Hoy swathing, baling, plpw- OFFiCE^M CETor'tot ------trallor. {5) SPUD be r Rod's Tradlnn Post.ost. 215 DUNCAN PHYFEE"Din’^tFo Dine ALFALFA Cl tons. 1strcH c t- ______? o r5 4 W ^ 815 INTERNATIONAriONAL Com- lofl. b o o n culllnfl;. & aq. II. ExcoilonlIJocation. loc ShoahonoSt.South. Sheep Goorgo. 543-8433L oor!L«3.-4J5?. ------Set & Fadorallst hutchlutch lor lino. $55 por ton, 324-8457,57, 34 HEAD. Open1 ‘ HiH'fl’ifors, IW______Forguson 43 windrowing. now ooulp- ^ Call boiwoon 2-5pm,•Spm. 733. l e a f c u u e r b e e 'b o : r - ' i . Bangs Vaccino ^ o. 2021,______: Boards, aa!o.Call_734j|042^____ APPRO'X. 20-Tona'lat "c ONE YEARLING Cc - . _ oroln drill;. 22x7.1x7. 1Evenings mont. ^ ’VJ^oro In Jwglc TT------: wllh boos. Call 733^141. uiiino Herolords 4 Black J 5; WAREHOUSE for 'I U l. „ Early'Amorican CHAIRS;ilRSMiro I ‘IfO' 20-Tons 2nd culli Ram, phono 438-57^5. M - __ ilrMkOf- hoy. $45-ton.733-0964, __“ approxlpjaloly 650 pc — DEPENDABLE farm help 1 i J ^0,000 squaro fool,»l w:with o k WANTED TO BUYIYI Ford now. Dvolvol swivol rock -- Good for reploceJ.fSmoni "EOISTEBEO "SUISUFFOLK g e i\/ tie. 078- $100; 1) Floral choir-$80.$80. CallC FIRST & SECOND Crop Hi O T iV ir FarznWo.rmWoffcWanlej wantod thro harvest. 734- 1 ' '• tico, seals*, dock. t< Hollers. 324-4l9lccounton2ndSl.d SI. & 2nd ers. lamps crocks,S AND T'flUNDLrBEO'wiiir^u:in cit'sh- 7.4 TONS a lla lla h;hay twoen 6-10PM 524-5190.5190.' Suffolk 8 Ham ______' GR'EENCH0PHay4Grain4 CLOCKS.______Hampshire so ifu a for New Joh,JohnOodro COMPLETE HA .. Ions. $75- Call 733-20t5015 alalior otackod- $47 por ton or $2.*2.lO BREAKING & TRAIfWINfNG! owoa. 543-4752, . , HAYING; Corn, J 4 H Cuatom Chop- n. Wl _ _ G lii^fMFofHenI F o BEAUTIf^UL 19th CorConlury 5^ ______0620 and 7720 Boan Bo. and Swathing. Baling.ng. Slacking.Si pinn.438-9163, Ruporl.- ~ P°^ tialo. 423-5660. . ____ Tom Knudson, FOR £ ----- English dining suilo. DR SALE: Dr..Hrut,M R l W l J Any ono or all Ihreolf*f00lBARCO MIKE G O tt Cusiom Pfowing ' tf’ Woodon“ Doak^'w'/orow'/groon _ ,- i- r,D ■ *PPy- '*’.0.. OuarUJror horsosho H?____ Poultryal ENTERPRISES, 543-5 r C88 MobileHome;kmeSoaca china cupboard with ,bo> ^ 0 lormlca. lop- $250; Malchihatching Farm$FerR(ifRenI 3 2 4 jo i4 _ O i^ 4 ^ 2 ; • or Disking wilh or without r r i -'eirr doora, matching r. CAGE 8RED Parakoota. Parai RnarKlMavalto . • BEAUTIFUL spoco la, ting s oo croden20-$125; Utilityllv tablo-tab f o r -RENT!' IGO Acro'"FVr '^ S ' 5 COHN THRASHINISHING: S20- NH-3. Any sl20 job. 733-01S9 i « ' bM td & tablo wilh 4 ch Farm COLORADO SADDLDDLERY! Pedigreed Satin. Rabbis, R; I N T E R S PnCeFBI aero- Contact JosjJo ss Ward' o r423-;5574, Counlry-Vu Park, u c ill l 328- All solid ook with f Sido arm cha/r-a'r- $:*25; ^^ith buildlnna. Ploasoa r ro- Doublo R & Broncc SaiSaddles rogiatorod stock. Roller Roll Ca- ONCOMBINEI •: 5863,/Ilo r, _ n loncy Groon nylon couch,h- gogood spond lo Box L-20, Cl Iroady low narios. 934-5167, INES 734-8047 morn 4 -Ov_p:a._evo'; ____ -RANDY WEAVER* Cualom ------carving. S2650. 734-5062 cond. $75: 733-5082. al CjO up to $75 off our olrood Sond wookonds.______i2. alior Tlmos Nows. P.O. Box( 54 548- ■ price on soloctod saddlladdlos. DOMESTIC GEESE;'iSE;''Q7o'y * . . . CUSTOM COMBININBINING grain corn chopping. 543-4011 or ______5o m .______Twin Falls. ID83301. S beans. Henry»nry Orihol. 543-8886. ______. £: M e r c h a n d is e!______CLAW FOOT 'round ool CHAR-LE HORSE'RSE toolouso or while, $6 1 oak ta- 7.pioio DfNETTE 'SET: t'ai ,5' to SADDLERYY $15palr. 733-8109or)r« 733 W 9 M ’ Intorosl Free FInor■Inanclng 733-9192. , ______SUGAR BEET DIGGING - , ^ blo, Curvod ginaa1 clcnina. and 6 chairs. Only $ll8.i WANTED: 80-200 Acres • MgchilefChandha 734-8370, altor S:30. Siia.Wl. font. Havo rn.ichmory.y (i. SCO Main Ave South,-Julh,. 734. f o r SALE! FryoraT i ^ A i i c t OnNewiUaodHayHayToola CUSTOM COMBISMBINING; Throo row Hosaton. ------Cain'a Cloaranco Conli^oo^o^ _nancos, AjQlorfineoa^i^'WfjlO_ lg32.______------r*_^. -Ca»;73WK2of326-^ * * ______Boons. John Doon TMAFT— -OAK-SLAY-Bed;-$275-?75-Iirm.----- 733-711»_— — ------^ ------DoWBoa~mosS2(>:5Be ilM Evonlnna. 423-4344.______Box 0^21). c/o Times Nows,ws, DAPPLE GRAY COu ^artor. , FUR RABBITS for'salc 5 UQUOR-BULL ______FOR 'S A L E! "s” 'Nyf(N ylon *------Horso: Parllcfpant In SWCk ”lur YOURJOHNDEBDEERE ‘ CUSTOM PLOVPLOWIN' g'* SWATHING 4 BALING; Hay RED BARN 1056 NorthIh COUCH; J)olgo. on rol^^oi(oiiors, r a PulureForRorRonI comtntition 3 years- 8 V "■ ALL METAL, Froo star* r “ r , lila Alao DEALER SERVING'ING THE Oanivin Doan. Callall altoralt 6pm. 4 Straw. Call 423-5744 or ■standing. Waihington. Dishoa* very g^ood condilion- $3J 30 or old. $700, 783-2832, UEV 53»^238, __ _ ' 4 2 3 - 4 2 0 7 .______• 2- r®^ * ^'®ck llroplocoi^loco wllh Furnlluro* Primitivos. Bi T WANTE'd-. Pasture ior 30 < nent. Call MAGIC VALLE' 9. Buy & Soo. Doaign Contor Bull GOOD RECfSTERED CUSTOM PLOWINCrwiNG" with TWOlffUCRSTwrih orivors. fc acroon front, 734-4460.« 0 _____Solll • — l"g- 122 4th Avo Soulh,h, moro cows. 829-5018. i i o - A , . & *o,a“AT"'- Z CHAIN SAW-HomoNlO3,1,0 xL-2.. ------— palooso horsos lor sale. Call ------:------TWIN FALLS.LS Walls 4-boltom.1. Ph. Brent 537-4530.______: r » 12 In. bar with:h casec . . 102 Came Call ...... • •_ WWca^ KimtwlyRMdlMd E- Ring 543-6311.______WANTED corn combining. 2 (2)-700x15 mud &6 snow: 062 Building MataMaterlalt 0«2 Building MaterltKterltli CAfTLE WANTEO'fo FEEIppri. HORSES FOR SALE-aiLE-anO a DUNRD'amIn CONCREfCRETEia 2 • CUSTOM PLOWIN'GW1NG‘ combines. 30" row i.Jruck TIRES. Soil or. trado.ado, 734------pack saddio. Saddlesdios and now making 18" n _ ^ With NH-3 orir withoutwilh available If noedod.>-.Cua- ~ ~ 10.000 hoaif lood loi. Yo/ rubber 649CondonsaryR'y R w d Phono 326-5123 evoi ...... —...... • around growing or llniahinir^inS . —. . .. gaskol concroto pipo.3ipO. Savo 543-4392 !3evenings ' lomary price. Cox Brothers, Z- CHAIN SAW Homolllolifio )XL-li; O lllco, 678-2844: Homomo I^ARY m u f f , broodod maro.n 25-10%. Pnone 436-987i6-9870 day ______^ CUSTOM PLOWiNG m Ilko now- $75. AliorHer I6pm, 63:S29;_^ AAA Producor. inI loatloa to or_nlQht, _ _ _ , v -T oqulpmenl. NH-3.-3. Avaiiabio.Av ______Polos Runaway. $1 - - - H'ATBUSfER " iMil? o ^ i 734-/193. ' ______WANTED Custom p(p»lng, Z- 324-5905.______— — SHOPWHEBEK INE BUIUBIS SHOP! . $1500; FOR 's a l e '■used ThiThundorv , 0- picking widti China closol. washor.or. dryer.di JAMES GENG, spoodlod Ir ndox Bird whool linos, Rainam CDance hydraulic oporailon.lion HiSh CUSTOM S'WATHIa t h in (T" x discing ond grain planting. DAIRY BARNS 87. 3 year old Boy Golt H o iran'dlltl C^l early or la% 733^924. ° . hldo-a-bod. 2 old hoating hoa m m M Golding, Irrigation. Hazollon. -.H ?' dump $6,010. Low“ du im p ffi HOUXQ: Holto, ^ stovos, Niagra mass WATERPROOFINGS $1250; FLAT FLEW,^ spoodsf 5775, Glonns Fyry, 366- voum p lor S w a lh e rs - ' $6.00B.OO a e r o .' WANTED; Custom ..Boon Tiassago m m W '. indox 74.3 yoar old Che; t38fr79qo. loaso $19 por hour. «' chair, adding machilachlno. Iv RESTORATION SiS’S ForsALYIiia s=Tj8 " -gated No Till drain grill, ca’oabloolcap Frooman 3 stringg balor-J8-50,baio Threshing Filor to Hartaen - OLCO fUly.il500.Pn, 438-9128.9120. face pipo in oxcolloni conJ or D onice' area only. Long Combfno • , . Z' <23-5462. ovortlngs. Boiwoon mijklngs. now c condilion, precision drrecl'■ omnmo pl '0"- Rofofi Of ‘ old. sealed Irom Irin. aJ-WJ.100§Jlyp.or(, ,nvTn?ionSi Sooncor. 324-5101.Bl. trucka avollablp. 655-4318- I '• -• COMPLETE ■^CLOSE-Cs T olTt H i MUST SELLI factory!}y ■ rrmado 1070. Sod, slubblo or convo 'SALE! Fireproof safos-fos- ]$149 IA S II! aido/outsldo.) tillage. 12' width,, 6" spac- •Better Thon Trane FloiFlow IS' ^-horso irailor; divli pp . Ing. Up lo 400 pound:imds down & $169; Flro^roof lllos- S ondjocko^oa.324.2t06,t o " " ™ g a t e d p ip e *•.' Conklin roollng matoi” ato*rlai: • P rB -H o j DOOTS Panel pressure por oponor. ‘ USDA APPROVED OUALTFY HORSESHOE!HOEING OR uinlnhl 1 tftn M9W In '.I«)pl*mf0ta_ .114 Fofi B l m p t o ^ : ------2: $10.95 por oallon. 734-1933 •Roof Trusts «s *Strongflr-Than Epoxy Pain>alnl ANDTRIMMING■«» IRRIGATION PIPBUf'BUNES fortlllzor hopper andand ballosi ------y . COPIER, 'Plain p a p er' •CONCRETE O ^ E ______324-2140 eluding your lottor he it . LoiusDeslga’andlnsiainslall^ tank. Dick Poiroll. ^733-j 9381'_ • •GUARANTEEDWORKIKl REG, QUARTER Horae He A System lor You V copy bolh sidos.SHARPFARPFAX ' •'S lo c k •FREEESTIMATESI You HIGH PRESURE hot wator 2- Moool SF-720, Beat o gelding. 18 mes. old.i.Brodio Bro BobBolley.PlpeSalc• Sales Steam Cloanor. Originally Ori ______5: ovor $1500.73*«J47. 543<4260 - raco or ahow. Wouldlid makerr T g ^ f j • cosl ovor $M00, Now-low- $2750. Ti excellent barroi hoi i-’.' i OONT MERELY brighisrighton • Palat — 543-8355._____ ■______YOUR HA^TiNGS'irilgiT r,i5 5 j„ agi n u i f: ; *. carpels...Blue LuaiL u siro *’*P0 Ooaior for lop qu HOLSTEIN C O W T '’ Regislorod Amorlean 5 lo; bolh 3 ^ H W A W W : f < thom...no rapid roaolil.jaoillng, • I ta i ^ w n dlo horao _8tatllon.. _G “"‘I '"■‘n Iloo ol p""------—V 'Rent ahampooorKroritioi ...... - --Springer-holfera-ciOM-ti ^ i lS ^ B - -oumplpe.-Tex.NowlrrigjIrrioaiion - -polnLotpull-hlJcluRo-Roody-lo------^______:____ ------■ -•loofs:...... calving. 100 Roglaloroi 'bre'odrng'S'conTirmolion »ra fll ? • flO. oxeelleni com ;• FIREPLACE-Norlhlors : ‘ ' ■ ■ HolstolnSprinnors. May. Gon. Del, Jackpol. BariqnSojner.54:M8< Interesirest W aiver until Spring < Wood or cool. Exc. co 89825- (702} 755-2327.S ' _ N» t 3-wall pipe, $350.734-2191. lU a s ...... MF 157 16" 3 boTOm Tbm plow; bn m oat new PM iitSiniiii] HOLSTEIN BULL; IB monlh; -ADU »3 ,FaniitRai>eftS»p I•. BRAND NEW 1979 “S odit lM n • ™ SILVER TREE FARh old. Dam- to'p slate schoo ;• Wofia Book Encyelopo:lopodia a• S U lit OCTOBER SPECIALSI-VV Chevrolol. 10 whoolo •' ondOlcllonorloa Inmotchlatching • . - ...... _ cow; Sire- Jerry ABF bul Magic .Volley'a fin Cor oil Slool bulldli FORD&l&NESSroNEQUIFMENrl J <• closSIcot loothor bindli H:2«4.8&7M5,___ . boarding foclllly. Indoor binding. " s p i n t i o d ■z- ouldoor orenas. Trolni 30x48kia-- $3834; 40x40)s;.".”:- JSW ""- :• Coat $550. Will aell for J4&$ U-. HOLSTEIN. HEIFERS; Toj «^53- F.O.B. factory.ory 324- < Z 3 - w f s .______.HESSTOIIIIIINIOH WillDllliWERS - 3 1 • OniKS Top lo a 'so n s; E n g lish i ' WANTED wido front c >' or trodo for color TV of oqoqual quality. All alios. Lloyd^ 0 Westo/n. “ " ‘1 304X______•<: valuo.734-1262.______; . • E l t d r l a l Dennis Montgomery. 532 . STOCK RACK; Lr/l/tf Cft' ;■ , •2»3R 0|i(.i ; ■> Glass FIREPUCe SCREtCREEN; ______4326 or 532-4276 bolore 7anS m ______n t m _____ ------' « C la n San*$- t - -*8pm. ------— _ _ ' CTROMC r iohup "Honfc HOT ^^y*TIC^^t0^j|.^^ 'Sj^lSwSwFII'! ' ■' - - Sy Ayter6p^32»59M.''“T.^ POLLED HEREf^ORD bullsuiii RACK; liis Ford 8' t ” 35 MASSEY FERGl 8' box: 5000 GALLOfT f'ooiOl tl tonk. -2600 hours'. No*y backS f ' •BBIOSeif^ < GOLD GRABBER PANNliCnnI n g a n■ d d n o r « . . . l P h o n o 825-9135. EdenIon! 324:421 L______------Phone324-2885._____ iii^iiadwiiioiiflWEBs^^^^r^^ r i* ^ Machlno. W & 4" Qi MacLeod. • .______USED Homomodo 2 Ho ------<14.000.423-5478allor6 rnililll'’ ®0° GALLON milk bulk I Sl-N •aASTACK'lWKSYSIEM k; «: grobbor drodgo. Minor Visit m ofofnr.tlm ( locatloB S.... REGISTERED HOLSTElhe,M TRLR; excoilonl conditijnoiuon. w/ossorlmont ol ’“mitS^S' miH 12 to 14 yd. WILUAI t \ double woah drodao. Mil pr!o- Coll 734-8972 olter Som. grovel bocl. 2 yrs. Old.*ld Like I. 139 0 H ighland A va.E . BULLS; High lypo and pro im------oqolpment. Call 366-2 ] ••. J- conconlroting toblo, G(Gom - T * " ’ ' i ductlon from outstandinfJing WE PAY CASH for' ui Sow iona. cJmploloiloto wllh P L U S . . . :c / ' 1. hound conceolratod whowhool. — J * r o m « , 5115 1 5 W. M ain elros ol tho brood. Sorviccvice saddles ond tack; VICKEI holoi. comp, olc. M6-5< oge or youngor.'Sawlootf» th SADDLERY 733-7096. W ______Iplwientt 15 It. CURL Potoio bei i3N.Ov«rland ^ g d i s c (' — Burl.y,303h Forma 733-7146. Twin Folio:£ L yearling- Rog. ApolorDolooso' FARMHAND 256"'bj " ' ^ l Chain. 324-5570. IISCdUNTS RIGHT NOWir- | ! ^ G^Lf: CLUBS & bag: ' ,...WSA¥EAVEwlmttobiildorsSAYE! REGISTERED ANGUSUS Ooldlng. Prolosaionailonolly harvester, good eonditondltion. >16' HEINSMAN mololItal FPolato -e a t S e l e c t i o n o f N e w ■ >: spood bicycio: Mobllo C BULLS; Howardls Angucgus trained & hallorod. Shown Sho 324-5920. ______Bod; w/boll. 280 sackickcapac- e fFORD - U l TfiACTORS ■ ■...... o m . - ‘ Ranch. Phono543-49I5,. by youth. 324-4625, -:: ■____ FOR SALE; 3-row LockwiJckwood' ^ , '3 ° ° “ condilion.lon. 734. 5: IMMEDIATE C A S H ^ Brtow drifts In the driveway:S 77 (1) APPALOOSA MARERE hun-hi bool top savor, 3-i ^ Silvor coins, allvor dollai ^ Don't aiep outalde .... eiclpl^ ling horso. 10 yrs.s. oid.c farm hand Unk typopo t beol 1975 THIOKOL POPOTATO ^ su m p cpllocllons, storili lal a Excollenl. (1) ShetlandId pony,poi horvoaiof. 3-row SpO'Spoody Harvootor;. FieldI roody.ri LUC> C IC H Fononuimw ^ I J I; s!« rcr.r.3 “fe 4 lop S6500. Would con:conaldor HimBnflOrl> M. Eal, Tull M ls734-4in :i.: S r I ’'" - - ^ Irad08.733-T3720r 324-J124-2235. ^ IDAHO COIN QALLERIESIRIES d m C - 113 N. Shoshone MATERIALS C S N ^n '

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• Vl/odnosday. SopS optom borae, 1979 Tim os-No’a:Nowa.Iwlh.EallBjclahoO-7^_.-,^ - —jZLpetst&Wkw-- -t **13 “TT— — TivcU- “iirib ■frucici u142 Im pofta-Spo^Ctfi ~ f ‘ ■’' FOTE KITTENS! All CQlora. o' ______:______r ^ - « V e______ns n s wllh grain/bool bods: lO' PICKUP w/'63 Chovy C cyl- : V ling vohiclo. *2800. Cali alter - allor 5pm. . _ . ’ , * with hoist. Engine & rear- ( ijoq /^asIBJcJi;por(ocicondlllon, P ' 1975 GMC Ton~4x4 PIcKup: ' ■ , QREYHOUNO/WolfHounO •• Ing. excollont shape, low wim 500 oach: ALSO 58 Chovy fa inder robulll motor. •( ,' Spm, 423-<6S4.______rrlles. 734-4309, __ ___ ondend 1rebuilt. *950,734-S789. ilh tags , ^ bool bod'. Encino 42 42 MPG tnsiodl. Call i" ' Musi solll Shori wido box, < •^rt)B9 Pupploa; mako- 'ig i ■ Jj 2315 allor 6pni or days call- Ovordilvo 4 whuol drivo. ; ^ 1973- 1978 HONDA XL-100; 19»1959 FORD 1 .Ton truck wllh nood>odS- work. Mako ollor. g - -1 ■StOCITMCK,' V-8. i -Jpoiid. ' " S H Good conilllion,-i1095/lfddo 1 Window. *3500/bosl ollor.r J eve'e. day 726-9701. ’, 934-4188. • ____ iFT8 TOYOTA •~c7Ms7da ~4 :Lj8lSH SETTERS* 3 Mo,"old, ?JSloops 6, Call Chuck Potklns M Good .running condilion, gg~ :h ci e v y “ “vMon~puT eTc. 10: lor ■ Ford/Chovy pickup.--- -794-9540-.------7.72 INT’L % ion 4X4,.Fact. • '•' . lorroaorvallons. 733-0480, TB YAMAHA. YZ-400; Man:^ EvofEvonlnoa after 7PM 432-5475. cond.>nd. V-8 automatic. Good door.. o° Many oxliaa. Exc. 886-2150.m ...... , ....AKC Reg., oxcollonl huniofs e: cond: 734-077, bolow retail. ~ 1976. GMC SUBURBrN: 4-i. llatbed,'looi H boxes, lumber,- '•».-pol8. 4 m alos/l lomalo. ^FOR RENT! Soll-contalnod oxiras. « ' Call Blit 726-4010. igH"1971 Ford pickup V4 ton, 360 MPO.PO. Roasonablo. ra3-6683. . « .W i'llV'S 4x4 1963; Good , 1 facko.tl700.734-57B9. ' 1978' TOYOTA ‘Ceii'ca GT „ whool drivo, aulo. air, till. CT^1S0wilh ahol8.73a-729<. ?mini molor homo. Call RulMl ongino. campor sholl, 74: CHEVYCl V4 fo'n Ca/npor )9 condition, good liros. *900. ,cruise.' gauges, and moro.>! 72T, JIMMY GMC (liko Blaier); Easy. 734-3222:______— lumber rack and tool box. sDOCi>ocial; Good condilion. 454 • ' Llltback Lil Grand Pilx. 15,000 3 3, 2 4 ^ 2 . _ ( i ^ t O English Shocp dog Ior • mifbs, *0600 .733-W 9^ IM 05. *S.795.00. • • • P/S, P radio, roiibar, grill champion stock, * FOR RENT 1979 25' Crulao-. i 1# a Hoavy Equipmeflt 734-2576. 75^ : ___ 8 V-8 ongino, A/T. Powor’ ''!!! 1'9 5 9 ’ jE E 'P 4'X4 St'fl' CONPAULOSCHEVROLETr guard, g radial liroS^Excolfont V .monlha o ld 42W0M or *Air motor homo. Rosorvo ------— ------1972 1972 CHEVY PICKUP; 350 4 Sleeroering&biakos. 733-8656. 1978 19 VOLKSWAGEN RAB- tionwagon. Runs good. *875. , : 324-5434 734-6565i5 condition. c *2550.733:4068. . ^ 423-5430 or Boiso. 345-14M, "Jnow. 324-4426 or 733-929S. barroi. 3 spood,. dual- 75I DATSUN [ K IN G 'cab; BIT; B' Excfaliunt conUUion. r-Call734-5595allof5PM, . ( JOHN DEERE S *5000.326-564 0 . ___' ^ • 65 CJ 5 JEEP; 400 horse 327, ' „ pft BULL^Mk dOfl cross £FOR SALE; 1978 23 ll, Trnvol oxhausi, Chrome aide pipes. omMin/tm 6-lracK. Call 324-4584 *& 1972 je e p 'CJ-'5.’304'v.8. now -Aulo. ■’ custom paint, roll» ■■ W -. ' ' Ouoon molor homo. All USED oioiisiollod chrom e whools. aHorlor 4 pm. _____ 1979 19 AUDl’ SOOO: SHvur, 5 1"Tracker Uros, whilo spokos, • . 1 cage. oxc. cond.. many ^ •' puppies. Extromoly oood r good llros. *1900, 734-5797. 'spood. warrnniy. *11.400. y 1949 CHEVROLET Pickup; Alroady showlao "llborgl^s, Onan gonoraior. INDUSTRIAL IN EOlUPMENT QP« I- FORD' IM;' Small now soli top. porioct body ' ( extras. *6500 Invaslod, ask-'• -Big p tires •&. wheels. AS is ••‘.iJofKlno trails.- Also froo microwavo ovon, blonder, 1972 Ford • Courier, short . ongir 734-44M, Allor Spm, 73J- eondlllon. 733-2510. iing *4000. 1975 750 HONDA, *1200. j Call 423-5413 altor 6:30 - klltons. 4ZW278 or 54M744 °oxira largo trig, apodal JD450 JD BOozor ...... *19,500 bod.bod. 46,000 m iles.734-2576. bolie ^ roods sjarior bullon. olhor r 72~15o'RVETfE':~lJow 327 AAccesaorioa lor your aleroo' J wiso oxc. c6nd. wilh oilras. , waior hoaier. spocial seals. JD300HOO...... *14,500 JD. 1^31973 DODGE CluO Cab V. ton cffndJnd, *7000.423-5252 • 72 arc avaitabie In Clatsilled. , k lOSrDOOGE; 2 dr, haratop, ______S40 channol CB. color T,V,. -’ MICHIGAN 75A Loader . . pickup; pieki excollont shape. I I ___ ^ ______orongino. Mags. 4 opood. CaH J *1500. 8000 pd. RAMSEY PTO ' . PROFESSIONAL GROOM- „ - IJ Watch our columns. 733- ;Winch: *25(5. Rick, 734.5790 8a Excellonl ' shape. Best ollor . , awning, micholln llros & *12.500 - *1600. Call 326-5305. _ ' . , 4^ 543^788:____ J0131. , , . ] “ at>ovo*1300,733-9070. . : ING: Vacalloning? I'll board much ~ worol 436-3500. <1 ■ _ Vw - Io5.320-5a77allor6. • ___ “ ' . your dog. Chori Mlllor 1973 FORD Ton Pickup: , 5^ - i connols. fa-5104. MOTOR W HOME For Ronl; By ELLIOTT'S I INC.,' vory'S cloan. Economical 302 60 CHEVY Siop'Van; t(j. . day or week. Call 543-4279, V-8. 4 speed. *2295/bo3i ot- Jill ongino, noods tiros. m Alto Mvi .;r.^vVANTEOr^Vsh(ro Torrlor ' IllOvertandAve, v-8. 000. Allor Spm. 733-^2. . 178 1; AuloDealera 1;178 Auto Dealers 1178 ' ': AutoOealersI ^ . or Ctilhuahua puppy, 768- SAVE “ GAS, ADO POWER, B ufl% to (or. (or.( Call 734^634.______STOP PINGI Aquahol (uol 67 FORD Window Van- __ * ,4&47, ovonlngs. Box 4S4-A - ° 078-5585 19731973 INT'L cabovor; robuiil 5w llros. AM-FM cacsollo •'!'kalcHum,ID6334l). sysiems. ^ Alannah Allbrolt, 335 ccummins. 10 spood, now 734-1554.______J )ck, *750 Of bosi ollor. See „ 4 mo. old, AKC REGIS- Bob Houston. Sales Rop painpalnl. Runs roal good. Miracle Hoi Sprinns, Buhl. ' TERED tomalo Golden labs. 1'1063 54-passongor scnool Homo Ho P h o n o ...... 733-1490 *i6J*16,500.862-3348 or 862-M7E. Ill Mafk,S43-51E9.____• - bus, partially convoriod to ______19731973 INT'L 2 ion 1600'soriO3. . Boaulilul dOQS. Call us ond ° 71 CHEVY-Va n ; Good :.....m akoadoal.M ^seei. , Cicampor, runs good, good WANTEOI One 12" Bockhoo IruclIruck, Good cond, 5 S 2 ap. 1,''* . rubber. *700.733-5521. indlllon. Aulomalic, bosi BucKoi (or 400 John Oooro. wilhwilh nearly now Williamson. fo,r 324-3338. . ■ c------li1973 WINNEBAGO 2 3 'class Call Cal 788-3539.______'616 It. It, grain bod & siock rack “ ‘i i i combo. *6000.825-5171. . : 19p73'DODGE I van. syrt -fool. A. 440 ongino. sloops 8. 15 , r AD-8 CAT wilh lippofS. - Aviation ■ c jepipos, ootmolo. '3-ip, 6 *15.000, 12) Rubber tirod 1975 DODGE Ram Chargor,' 1, *1295. 734-2589. Sffi'SV”'"”"'”'’' >«LOADERS, 1 Yard Koohfing 440 CIO. aulomalic. Powor — wc______A»UOon ______BABACK HOE, -100 KW CAT stoorlng Sloo 5 brakes. 37,000 ' h e 1 0 Impoftsr-Sportscara l o H flonorator. (206H88fr2486. n^lO:mllos. now ilro3. Molock " r i ■ M O H T INSTRUCTION! i i i i5“i»nvato Commofclal & lr». i 1 a ______whools. *4.000 Of besl ollor. BMWAW '2000'; ”1965 4 Door strumonl. Alrcrall rontal, ic 140 Trucks 300-7743 366-3 Hammott. Sodaiidan; body good, molor 16 ll, TANDEM AXLE trailer. ^ tods work- i3 6 i Helen • Phono 733.2762,'EvonlnoJ. Greatq tor snow machines or 1967 19( INTERN^fiONAL Load 1975 TOYOTA Hllux PU; 4 ' 7 m 2 6 1 . ______?, llson, JarbidQb._Noyflda-. ? Call 734-6832^ ____~SUrSti 1800 Tiuck;,tag.Bxlo-iai- ^C Q ggyE 1967CeSS'NAl82-K;3300TT.“ “(4) ,J hoavy duly Mobilo Homo Willianijon Wl ofain cott; *6000.. now King Sllvor crown IFR,- CONPAULOSCHEVnOLET /N£ ~8U^YT~Fi6c70as3 AXLES with tires whools, Call Oa owner (8011 377RE 1967 CORVETTE Iasl 734-4738.______t»ck;Ck; Mini eondlllon. 327-300 CHRYSLER BOATS and II unioadors. Oood eondlllon- 734-4i 132 Atrio, Parts AActessorias ^*5000.882-3348 or 862-3876. 1977 10^7 FORDi CJm'porSpcelol IJP'P'', Pifelll3..hcadors, porlcci molora. Calkins trailers. cT dy,j$7500_^733-4591. Jo tfm o Implornont Co.. Flvo opood tranainl33ion~lor w/ovofylhlng on it. 1951 Dodcio. 423-5901.______------TRADEWIND----- ^ -f«^!Exeollpnl condilion, W/IOV,- VINTNTAGE BUG! 1964 “ FOR'SALE Ford 289 enolno, Kdcompor. 320-4697, _ V0/A51Iksv/agon Boolla: (aciory (C tolC VALLEY MotJilo' "Tf; TflUCKBEDS )ullt motor- *725. Call allor Mwnos and Marina Is mo lust ' 7, rebuilt, *400 .7W )738. 1978 COURIER Xllt; 5- NEW a. USED VW Pans; .• tHorsh Hydraulic Hoials spood. long bea. Exira nice. ^P'T.iiIfl,733^1711,______A lr e l i e r <' e ! IHBchlsod dealer lor twilor •Truciflramo repair 13 VW Camper Van; 'now 0 8 and motors. Johnson rebuilt onglnos. all slzos. .• !Tag a^lo ioslallation 423^04;______1968 \ MboardB. OMC Slorn lully ^ guranioed. Will Install,. ' 19TO DODGE 050 PU.' 4 glne, nonoraior A niador. BW»ea. Soaswlrl and En- 733-7687 ^ anyltmo. _ ' ' • Spood, radio, mirrors, black,, lIJ53-2?50^ QQprlse Boals,' Shoiolandr WANT W TO BUYl''3malf ' whllolT-lOl, 1972h CCARINA; 37 MPG. now O l o r s , .p lu s all olhor CHEVY Cl car body Irom CON PAULOS CHEVROLET paint.Int. radlals. looks sharp, mrino supplies lor loss! 1965-1975, 1& Call 734-0672 allor 324-5434 734-6565 funsQIS aroall *tCOO, 324-2662. . (^ 7 3 3 ^ 4 t ^ v . . . 4pm. 4p _ _ SAIL CATALirJA YACHTS; In WE W. REBUILD HydVaullC lEISENIMOTORRS i r . 15’. 22'. ,25'. 27lt. fl' Jacks Ja al ABBOH'S AUTO i7g178 AutoDealara 178 AutoDMler* 179 Auto Dealers THI — prams, sail or row. Parts and SUPPLY. SI 305 Shoshono TheEE i astest.P lace in thtt/ie World io Buy a CCar hardware. SAIL HAUS, 463 Sirool SJ; Soulh. •______— _ _ 7 3 3 j7 7 0 0 :;.-a:'Locual. Twin Falls. 733- 1966idi 327 CHEVY ongino 8 TO lM oIi^vO jt . :M27,______Irj Irannmission; Bost odor. ,7>')J^£D Newport 18‘ Sail Boat; Call Ca ollor 6.734-5967. llko now. Groat amall boat 6bo"x coi 14 six ply Toyo TIRE on \ ______:______•cruiser. SAIL HAUS, .463 6 6 holo wheel (lls Japanoso .^■..^?fibmL25M5l.7m22L__ pickupa. pi, N o w -* 4 5 .3 2 g ^ . PLTr M O U T H ...18’. TAHITI Jol Bool: 464 1 '"cubic Inch. Ford ongino, 13 ______CycJflsi Supplies *5000, Call 733-4597,_____ FOR^SALEt 't97S'YAMAHA 107418' Fiborlorm BOAT: 115 Enduro-.en Coll 734^0328,_____ T C -31HORIZOIm and 7V4 HP Morcury „ - S E I ^P u t . outboard motors. Vory good HARLEY DAVIDSON Motorcycio; Soo. Joromo 1 9 7 9 ’ . eondlllon. lots ol ski ac- Implement Co., 324-3311. ^-io'ssofles. *5500, 423-441)8 Joromo.______HARLEY .DAVIDSON XLH- -COMIA rO R T -S A FFETY I - LUXUI;URY- 1000 SpOrtstar.-lSJS3rd Ave, ■'1980’SA R EIN I eE,.“ 733-5089.______. and tho selection’s oroa*) on LIKEli> NEW Adjualabio alsay WHYrS E T lL EE f O R L EESS?. . Flbertorm, Marquia. and bar, bai Wllh luogano rack. Fits ^ cralt boala,..at Tom'a moal me blkos, 733-T 249.___ m rlna A Sporting Gootfa, iTi I Hoyburn Bridge Exit. MUST {?* SELL nice '78 Burioy, ldaho, 6 2( 9 0 ol extras. Call 438-5274 or roacfy for im m odlatoato dolivory, 4sodans, 2 cocoupos. All pricod to sellell ata $7995. 13.5> . 'SMyM Mausor RIFLE; good 438-5933.______- APR, t o tol o l oof paym ents. ■■ eondlllon, *70,.Call.324^643, $9195.36 1971 KAVkTASAKt 500 Mach iii: ■ Sharp looking. Noods a |illle I l3-a891 ' . ’ SnowVehleie work. *300.734-0590. . _ - 1 :;:;:wz4 ski doo 440; nood 1973 w KAWASAKI 100; now I r8-7723 $ 1 1 9 5 d o wwn-48 n - payments of ^ ■ r.condlllon. Call allor Spm. paint, nol now soai. )usi LL S S3 :■ 733-5982.______gJcoverhauled. Roal Sharp, »TOR CO. 733-2605,JX ______191^ , 19BOPOLARIS 19?1974 YAMAHA RD-35'O; ‘ y W Twin FaFalls & Burley Excoiioni & Quick, *450. W !!< _ SNOW MOBILES |530-6567, « & WE'RE DEALINGI ___ CALL; ’ CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE '='’281 ADDISON AVE W, 1 9 7 9 PCONTIAC c -T— ------T»SI70------; C ilATALINil A S E P AfkH 12s TftvelTfaiien Only 2 loft. Retail deli6 17' ' R0ADR'Uf7NER; ' vory clean. And 1978 23’ .. imp(irTUcvDmiu2-{iooRlOOR 197BFOeOFAIUarT2-DIrr 2-DOR imsitcxiEEjaz-LZ-DOOIIUDTDP PROWLER, used 3 limes, V.a, ouWnalk. powM I. rarddio. Sll T.3a7. brskn.iodia.olrcsndl1ianln».No •*"m s e 2 trailers, 733-3557, 199 7 9 G RAND-AIW J M — 1978 WILDERNESS; 20' — . aoltjonlitlncd^ow-confll;. .. ~ i to n . Must aoo lo appreclato. ^219S; gg t95 COUi I P E . 733-5643.______1 only. Y ooronr.ond prico $6550. \ 3 .5 1 A PRf , $ 7 6 7 0 .4 0 to t a l o f p a y y i m e n ts . y 1078 40' TRAVELE2E; 2 19G9 PLYMOUTH I-DDMHAUTtlP irirP0tT4-D00R j| Tl^uts.^N^nylltne-olior ..140 V.*. MWina'ic. po*«« ilMrMg',5 . imnmwmmMn IK. po-«r a ;brak*i. fodlo. buck*! im ii, odB>odB, kvtko bi«k*i! >sd«. vii>»l to#'.. :Na.»T-474». , ' ^ N iK -«a. - 5 27HI. IDEAL: Fully self con- «r.9»1C “ $875 down./n - 4 8 p a y m o n t i o f 8 0 ? talnod, carpoiod. gas or »■ oloclrlc. lull bodroom, ^ stiowor 8. tub. Awnlns + f} -ilf;. Very Comlonablel Make - ^595 M 3 SW I 159* 5 otter, 423-5410.______t 30^ S o ll-c o n ia ln e d 76 i RoAdrunnor SIh Wheel. m m tm vm iittmBM 1973 M a cu m riu n uUtS4-00n ts 4-1 1976000BE*i«IUOUcdj-DOOR " v.t. oylsmlllc, pew«r t brak«Ixok**, v-e, ouiemalk. >iM<1ntKing «a b>(*n, V.t. ouiemoKc.'ixnxr■r tititwAe a brokM. K Bolter than 'nowl Many •lr aMdlitonlng. Hd,. !< extras. Refrlg.,ajr.jP^m . These autotomobiies arere equipped VVw i t h t h e

5 1» ______CifflpefiAShePi gas savingg 301 c u b ic iiinch Pontiacc e n g i n e . CAMPER SHELL ^ lor small ^ 1 7 5 0 I ^ 8 5 0b " m o195 i EPA rating ( ^ dowa. Nooda 'minor repair. 3 o f 19 M PG hil i w a y . g *78.734-9051. ■ MP 7.0D0R- — mrrMntummm2.oooR— . - - •i 1H/0 clean iravoioiie low " MM)1k. pemtl 6 N(fwn.eMdNa,M«4a. 5pm. 637-8115.______1 0 G RA J N D PRR I X ' S i n sS t o c k a t ? 1974 WekEnDer 16' cabovor ' s 8- tblde. Ttils ono is an easy * 8 9 5 0^ M 9 9 5 ►75 similar savirrings, variouss options ahdi d c o l o r s . r^inSoT-cSSc' 2 — - I i s «T9FOOLT9U»UI4-DOOio i .1S7BAK PACER MM90I 9 0 I -fiTBHEKtURVI8VMUQUIS ■ >r«k«t, t cr»nd«'. eulwixik. |mwmnM> r ——I— > *oo<, ho>d'«», v.|. S' r\n»t. .«,*». flU conrfllloxIxQ, •» IMwMr. r«dl«l1lrM, M. f.U», tCIMA. "irol. «IatI

!• 1972 ARISTOCRAT ’a* a_£or'PeV; lots bt storage, ' % queon bod. -Jddgo. ovon, J 5 S 9 S _ I $2250>0 1 ^ 3 1 1 > heater.-slooas 8. Vory cloan. Z L - j ^ o i V SM uilly CAMPER: ■ 9 m w ershol, healer,' slove, Z ^eclrlC ' tollDt. hydraullo - . ^ k a . . Also. 1977 CHEVY .Pickup, 734-2491. o « '8;____ Ibill W0R(RKMAn FO5Rb 1973 FORD'f-IOO; 4‘ apood, ', . W h e re SuIcb A rc M o d e^CIRS NoiNc Talked About hoavy duly roar ond. wllh 8" L a k ^ * Blvj|.No.r 733-3 - 5 1 1 0 ~ ~ ______^ M 1 2 4 3 ^ liis Blv ^ 6 A S T — ------r — T-—— T W t N f A lU ------^------s , ,

" i 0 ?TImo8-Now«.)WS. Twin Falls, Idaho W odnoeInoodoy, S eR to m b o r2 9 ,1979 - ■ ------1#2 AulAutos-Ford ?Zl______^ m _ _ AutiAulos-Pontiac 172 Autoi-PoMlao AC R D S g ^_LlLTJiaj!i$!oLe._____^OlweU 4 'gUQ-gwyJouUunle— ^ _ ^ 3 R | | , , . ,lfl66-.UMANS-2_ ' 193ii'--TRAN^AfctS*AM:^T»Top, • -CB-TOffnACTiafamna;TS[ib^ amount . . ■ ■ ■ . , - • ^ 1972' GALAXIE,XIE, powor atnll, flood onginiigino A tiroo. a/C , A/T, cruiso 1 1 f'rehlitoric --4 4: 2 P u b ii e ' • ff ° IDGE— ^______'brakes 4 stocilno.ling, air, new J225:734^55. UI30 conwoi, till aoo ,0 approclalo. Dicti, ------whool, AM/FM..IFM Usos tcou- 324-59S6 or 324-4353. - 'dwolllog . 414S W onhip y A V I ; ------tiros, 2-dOOr.•I 1 1970 GTO; 400cu.ilcu.in onoinu, iar gaa. LowI milemiles. 734-4888 ■ — O sw ald Jac6t?y aiand Alan Sontag3 ■ oxcollonl condilicndllion, 733- fiotsopowor osl. I S Argot 4148 Astronauts' * g S rJ 51. 540, tuibo days,733-2025cvoISpvple.. ... 173^ _ Autos-Plymouth 0 '.'ommercials» •'all rlg h r ‘ i'S a ...... 400. hi(jfi porli IZ'^ollagO' (comp. wd.| l a T'ETAb i l .1977 '-F O n o ' G Gl ra n a d a ; OlHor o«iras! No<'5 o o " r ." o " - PONTIAC GR 1974 ■pLYMOUfH" Fury*"111; ; oxammallon 5( 1 rod/whiio 2 door; doc lully Starimfj bid MOO,.00, “ S " ' S i ,“ c;SS A'C. low miioago. 2290 50 Tiny distance k a rff ■ tight approach ta k e s ali equipped. Call 733_-03n.ns-a 733-0895______* 13 Part o (o dayf 52S: High (Lal}. ,|a|^ , ■ i5 t^orol^m >00.0« Jim m y_____ ■ ▼ K 10 85 VQ963 Of V a m S S r a s C HCHEVROLET l ' 1 DOW N 21lronbar ♦ J7 ♦ K Q -9 duritig the auction so nmaybe 324 W34...... 734-6565 23 Away (pranx) 39 Common ♦ i you can get 10 tricks in 24 Oi:orr« . 2 3 Soaker of ♦ Q85 ♦ K IDS 62 '. ;s in sp ite 19?a FORD FIESTA;5TA;4spccd. ISffl aliment • ♦ ^ of a bad tr u m p b re a k . . roar window doloqlelonnut, AM ' W U I 27 Amoficnn 1 Tropical pslm'^ K®?'' 41 Direction SOUTH •2 Owallarin. 24 Milky gam- You start this campainpaign by radio, dotaycd wipol,wipe wt^ito...... ■ ■iE • I ’VE G OOT YOUR chaoM '2 ♦ AKQ1S94 n p a rt ’ ruling a heart at trick ast longi 31 Prayer Middle East 25 Skeleton pi .rick tw o, coM°PAn^^^ CHEVROLET ■ # lor 42 Hawaiian Now you lead a low club,:lu b .E a s t „ ------32 Ulackan 3 Trucks 28 Volunteer ♦ 5 3 2 4 'S ister of »«»te (abbr,bbr.) island wins and leads a trump 33Troublq 4 ♦ A 4 3 , um p. Y ou ,973 Fo'fio'’i;Vo;‘'’TD: Loaclod, - “KIND n ’ O FF PRICE! 34 Actratt Oresias 27 Detective/o . 43 Yoo (Fr.) rise with your acc, c cas a p tn e imm.-iculaiQ. Tako Tak .ovof Southarrt ’ 5 Smoll laik Charlie —------44 Squeezes out VuirVulnerable: North-South aco'• of clubs, ruff a club w ith paymcnia. (Baroaiargain!) 423- 35 Kind ol saa 6 First-rate 28 Mend 45 Summon Dealer: Deal East dummy's ; last trump,mp. ru ff 42B4. - food, (comp, wd.) 29 Arab counti 46 Pivot another heart, cash ■youryoui la s t J979 FORO m uSTANGGtiia, sta i ' West North East South \ 0. air. Tilt. 36'G ang 7 Hard-shellod 30 Lines' 47 Heating two high trumps, scttirC ttine' up AM/FM. siort'o, i 37 Wool fat ; fruit 32 Infsrj}^ P a s s ! ♦ West's 1 Jack, lead a dlqmca m e n d to aulomatic buckets:kets. powor J ^ B 30 Parsons fromI 8 Cavsiryman enclosureire P a s s 2* P a s s .' 4 ^ « 5 ,7 . door locks. Bronzo.inzo.»1lO. „ 48 0tnbfeak pas^ dummv, ruff dummy'st iy s la s t CONPAULOSCHE’CHEVROLET- Finland ■ - 9 Indian coin 35 Wearing Pass • Pass Pass h j e a rt fo r y o u r 10th tric k . • 9 " m 51 Playy/ole •ICk. 324-5434...... 734-65C5 40 Hold up . lOSkJIIod K apparel West wins the lasta s t tric k ------with his Jack of trumip ps s b u t h e .166.. Auloj-LincoliJncoln/Mercvry • p I 2 13 144 5 " 15“ 7 ~ s““ I |9 .110 in I - -OpeningOf lead: V5 ’ | has' won, it againstI n s t h is MUST SELL-197878 MMERCURV L nd Cougar XR-7;'LowLow miicaue, 7^ - ■** — T Jl -I- p a rtn e r's hig h diam ond. CHEVY MALIBUIV You won a lot of IMPs>lPs h e re ^88-4272,S272, ■ ■______j______I At V the other table, youro u r W est ’9^’ weflC marMAROUIS 4 IS Tako t)05t ■ N o w S C ^ 15 ie ! ” Tt" “ *— _ij}nclncr_openctl_Uic_Ja£ rOswaldTacoby c _ _ — B rO sv diamonds dnd decll e c j a r e r m q n a h c h , ------^ O n t y ^ O1 f 7 4 7 ^ ______------~ = id Alao Sontag ” c ICh' 11,000 _ , I 21 a n d At: coLjldn't b rin g 10 tric:ks,hom k s h e. miios, lollyoquippeiiipped, shaia^ b q u ipiped p e i with 4.4 litre V-8 englisngine, automatic iransmis- Hc was short one e eritr n try to 7339412. Sion, ppower o steering, A M radio,adio. deluxe side moldings, ' ' I HeroHere is one of Kelsey's sim- dummy d for those three 1 22J T ” ■ ■ 2 3 ree h e a r t 1578 Mcrcury Dobcal. Dobc sun- s id e pin:pinsirtping. radial whitee stripe st lifes and other ex- . p ieer r piproblems in “The Tough ___x ruffs. roof. AM-FM.. eauit::auity i take .... M n 4?34o:6. No.No.'9-745.'------|2 5 126 W /M27 - — ' n-prpo-j ime". ' (NEWSPAPER (, ENTERPRISE/ISE ASSN.) over paymonts. 4?3- You arc in a normal fqur- j-Oldsmobile ’ 31 ^ - m i r — ade contract and win the (For a copy of JACJACOBY Auloj-O -st trick with' dummy's ace MODERN,a send S I to:,- "A"W in a t O^ZIE OLDS: 7?72 0OLDS Qa, Con>m e o n in nowV. . 1There’s a wide h e a r ts . Bridge," £ caro ot ihls nonn o w so a - OR BEST• 0F»OFFER. 4M ------a d l7 c ity Jci!yBcanRobaio,7110. 733*3378. e ^ ! H You need to ruff a club in por.p P.O. Box 489. Radio selection to ch W ______d u m mimmy-so j the simple line of Statlort.s Now York.k N Y ~ '9720LDS98LS;oOi;;0OOdWfKJ, ® choose from. 37 38 p laBy y is to duck a club at trick i ■ A / C . o t 0 c 38 : " ■ ■ 3? " 10019.) soais/wlndows. factory ^01 _____ I I I two,'0 . T Then if cvcryting goes ■ AMJfiM 8 iracK: Sturco,StUl low -M 40"4 0 ^ " ■ ■ p l ______milos. StOSO/bostbost oiler. M 324-5127. “ 1 46 -j47 -j48 I ------■ lf)79 OLDS DoJM:iRoyalu4 Roy 0'. 'leo " ■ ...... Aulos-Oo. luw with only • . •Oodos Aulas 'ully loaded; ^A c e i f a n s e n ^ V 49 ^ i s - s r 's ; ' 50 51 “ 525 ^ 19?2 DODGE Crinrger;r:Goo' DODGE CftjrOTf;'jr.' low NOW SELLING 1078 Pintos 178 .Aulol mlioano, 25,000 miios,IS, llko and LTD tl.Hcriz RonlACar.Ronl ------I now, J400 undor book.)li. 543. 210S>ibshonoSt. V/osV/osl. 5534 attor Spm. 1906 T-BiRD: cicnn.;lcan, very 146 J___ illqusAutos !* ______Aulos-O-.Chffffolflt ■ Autos-Che>•Chevrolet ------oood condition. MakeMako ollcJ. ' a":yERCEDES ROADSTER RO/V E t CAMINO 1965.5-, ) ^ CHEVETTE; 4 4 spdod, 3p ...... -FOfdJ C-jll 73J-9969. . “ J ui s s t D i a l Rc’ lica; 1 yr. old.Id FuMF HONDA 1975. $7S0a lo forJwth. raa(o_ n^ o car. 1105. ii05. Call 1974 FORD LTD B/ougliiignam- 1971 FORb 'Pinlo0 iortoi saio. frotaterv' Includingng canopy1 409 7lh Avo. Easl. Jorc^ 'T 'O - . loday... immacutalo condition.(, no- Cood condition. $700. S70( Call (' to r & Sldo curtailjftalne. All VEGA ESTATE Wagoi'agon 1974; CON PALlLOS CHEVROlEVROLET laiis lor {2000. Soli Iorrjl300. it. 734-6077. . gatjas, 5 now Qtldg3rldgo3lono 25 *■ milos por gal.gal, Groal M4-54M...... ^.,734:«^734 Catlnltor6om,423-4j24.'4. ------rauisls. WlU) whoollOOl 1covora. shapo. .J12S0 or bostbost ollor. 1973 CAMARO: auiorr automalic, 175 AuloDuloDeaiera S eiga & brownI ■ flbr, 31 350 V-8. taS00.324-U22 alter CPU M E A t lotted rafll- / " ' ...... m ...... T l^ -- ' '734-69B8' automatic, stool bolte ' als. Oood ahapo.». 11375. _ _^IOS_-Cios_-Oodge W 'W 1 - ...... 1.1$< . . .. Autoa-nglno, aulom ollc Irantm iiilon, power Boaulifui. red,J, wwl hile vinyl roof, equippedlOOR w „ i wllh ell tioerlng & broke:>rokei. All of ihe Elite luxury opilont. i ihe exiroi. ExcelIxcellent whiiewalt tiret. Mujiul itoo 10 Sharp, CALLNOW w r v E r r T appreclalo, C^UI^ U N O W . ; n ITOLD 2 9 9 5 I ;______• • • / ______^ 7 9 5 ______-tgiel97frMAZDA-PICKUP------1971 MERC;RCURY MARQUIS 4-DOClOOR '. p'»' pltlon engine, 4 ipeed ironimlttlon I Booutlful lu-tone'ne polnl.p oir conditioning, powerwer^Jleer 10.000 mlilei. lle i,' O ne owner. CAU. NOW . Ing. power brokei.iket. Juil traded In, CALL NOW.

■ *3 5 9 5 _ *» 1 8 8 8 MERCURY COMET 2-DOOR ^ 1 - 7 O U R I and while, oulomoilc tronimltilon 1972 DODGEGE CHARGER SPORT COICOUPE ng, economlcol engino. lew low milet, Regular g a t v.8, V.6, aulomollc ironimliilon.^ju-lono ii CALL NOW. bluoondw hite.>. PopuiorPo| body ilyle. CALL NOW. ______s g m r 1" 1 0 9 5 3 6 9 5 1972MERCI!RGURYM0NTERY2-D0( o m Medium brawn>n mmeloHic, while vinyl rool, rc 1976 BUICkBUI RIVIERA 2-DOOR • o n S K Top of the lineie BukkBu oquipmenl wllh all Ihe luxury’ G A S H R E B A T got V-8 engine,1. auauioooilc tranimlitlon, oir’conc ing. Ju ti tradedd In.In.' CALI, NOW. opilont. Soil potlepotlel yellow wllh conlroillng oceenii." Sharp, CAU NOW. ■ tow.' ' . y I ■Jr * 11995 4 1 9 5 I jf / ^ ' 19722 MMERCURY MARQUIS ^ 5TATIONWAGON.ON. Regular..flot_^nal.ne^ou.to , ^,1970I DODODGNMNI 4-DODR > >ower ilBering, power brokei, loc rtofltcroccnomicot ■ongino, frD nnw htfet-' “•=“ — rock, lull lengl^bo A Y T O RECEIVIfE O U R i$ 4 0 0 rool, 9 p a iie n g}er e r teotlngti arrongemeni, luggogeoge rock . C*’e)'enne pockoge,koge, olr. condllionlng, ilii iioerino — ond oti iheextra».<01. C A U NOW.______crulte control, olf.roialf.rood llroi. CA U NOW., __ P ^ : a sSHREBAR T ETR O7 m x mYSCERT \ r $ 1 * 4 I 1995 1788 HURIRY IN TirO D A Y ! 1975PdNTIAClACVENTURASPORTCO , ■ Th*$400c(0 cash robot* It your* wwl hon you purchofo o 151979 D odgo/Chryslercrear or Dodge Truck.ICK. V-8 engine, outomiilomotic trontm liilon. pow er tiO' RCURY MARQUIS 4-DDDR S brak e t. <^t iporlyOMy a cor o> you will find. CALLS N j a s Hgundy oceenli. full power throughout Excluding Sub'Comsm fpacti. Ju n traded In. CALLC A U NOW . • . - 1 1 9 5 ^ 5 4 9 5 B(WRIm m MOTOR1 CO. “THl i i i t e i■ iJ M O»TORS ' 5 0 0 2nd2i Ave. Soiouth, T w in FcFoils : 733-5776r6 TlT h e e a s ie s t p la cc c e In th e w o r ld tto o boy a ear’' .. . I f O K M Y l A KiM I .THiPaAUBY(1Y OO CAM PilPailDIP cm .. _____ J 7 00 1 1 .MAItLAV£.2AKJ^ ...... -^^^mmmrn22322SiLmtmm I - t . ■ I- r , - ; ; itr UU W M ^ W odnbadbada?’,Soptombor26.l979 f o i l V w fi t f e f • Timos-Nis-N ow s. Twin Falla. ItJaho

> ■______H ^ m _ t f y _ f f Jerorm ere? j e c t ^i subdl i v i s u RAY SULLIVAN ‘nideS'News writer ■ prepcaresfot>r ■ J E R O M E — C o n c ern e d o)o v e r t h e . ’•Tposslbllltlcs of traffic hazards:ards and a ■ .threat to the future growlh su r- rounding agricultural dcvelO{ comil the Jerome County Plannii ctions in n in g ing elec iZoning Commission deniedKl a| ' M o n d a y fo r th e fin al p la t oif f WlW in d crest Subdivision. NoHageferman canindidates : The action on Windcrest, would be located sevenven HAGERMAN-Nope) petitions had ' Oct. 9, shc>hc sa ; id , a n d th e y m u st southeast of Jerome, camcim e been taken out by Tuesucsday morn- bear signalumatures of at leasl six :weck after the Jerome Countounty Com- Ing for two scats on thhe e :Hagerman regLsicredid vvol o te rs , - missioners agreed to thele p City Council and the: m;m ayor's Job. board’s recommendation to s la p a according to City CleiClerk Audrey Up for• grabsgra this year are the ^ 90-day m o ra to riu m on a ll suiubdivislons b d H o ffm a n ,. post of Mayor Ma: Dean Holt ond l>eginnlng Oct. 1, so a compre:iprehensive Petitions for the threeiree seals can council seats scat held by Barbara p la n c a n b e w o rk e d up. be taken out from andlid tturned Inlo - Maxwell andand Lysle Gilmore. Each • The vote, after an hourr of h e a te d City llnll belween Thurhursday and Jobisafour-your-year position. '-d isc u ssio n , w a s 3-1 w ith two tw o absen- : tions, for the motion sponsconsored by board m ember Dr. Richardd McClure.M( ThreeWVendell seo30ts open McClure noted a teenaged'tred^boy was -'■Hrilled-a-fewryeorsafgoat-anuninunmariied— -^W ENDELL— ^ScvO;Bvon-pcUtionR— th(i-othor-tw train crossing on the north ani a have been handed onT)«r to possible terms, ' hill oh the road could caus^,- Courl MaRls. Theproljallobatlon officer and his or her proximity to the site< PetePeters abs- tralcRussellShaud. - ' - i ; s ! would be paid from funds ' ta in e d fro m voting. ^ Shaud said he. counly,y |p ^ u l o r Jglit from the District Courl ' Gerald Martens, a Twirrwin Falls Eugene Fredericksen, dep id Guiick’s dcpuypimilc FunJcoSnsisting of court fees. ralher engineer whose firm .did ( ItoDDPl-iMimiill/'nmCT Nni's . d"" ‘loll )unty roads and fann cquipnuipm ent m ay not mix well wiwith proposed subdivlsllulslon traffic sc l a sid e fo r tho firs t y e a r. an informal capacity as thehe eengineer Coun ing applicants about 2:30 p ly District. for the Jerome Highway 1 commissioners' Jerome)me County Shaud said Ihe .selectee, who also ____ iciate with operate a fcedio?dlol In the area, noted somesomeone cise’s right to developop Ihelr The advisoryiory. group agreed lo re- Scott Bybee, an associat C o u rth o u se riie etin g roomm, . would Tveserve as courl bailiff, would ' dGuilck. farmers oftenjn have to pull their propiproperty by saying urban sprawl sp consider theJ matterm: if Gullck or his ^ M artens’ firm, representedGi The Judge snid the coucountyls first probably spendsper a week working with ! •lane counly equipment offf Hithe road for vehicular coulicould cause farm land to -be representativesivcs could show'they have <./ M artens said if the two-ianc probation officer may not3tl)e b on board Gooding County’s Coui probation officcr. rossing thal trafficanditcoiil:oiild only ge l w o rse w llh tratransferred n s someday to hlgHighest- Included someme restrictive : covenants P' road with tlie railroad crossi by the'projecled Oct. i sigisl{jrllng dale. Jim Finch,h, FinchalsoservesasballlffFii le west was 52 lols of ann - a acre or more, as is possipossible use tax categories andid drivei In the final plat pla lhal could answer p- . tx)rder’s Windcrest on the w bul he expects the personin cchgsen will for Sth Distrhistrict Court cases in Good- | fofarmers rm out of business by raising ra someoflhequcs[jucstlons ral.sed M onday. built today it would have to bl)e wider proposed. b e g in w o rk so m e tim e in OcloWr.Oct ing. to meet JHD standards. As weli. Jack!ickle Lar.sen said, even taxesta x e s . The counlyy commissionerscc are not ^ However, he said he had ha done though DHW hha; a s s a id S2 m o re w ells ■. If lhal happened. Denzel U rsen bound by the,e decision,de b u t if th e y do w numerous traffic studies andant thinks and septic tanksIks in the area would not said,sa id , h e w{)uld h a v e lo q u it fighting flgl follow it. devel(Bveloper Lloyd Gullck is |Deputy, dispatcherd ;r w anted :the present road would be Judged be a hazard, theithere is a dairy uphill lo and Joinj Hie trend by subdividlnJlng liis nol restricteded froml developing the adequate for the projecledd load,Io: even the north ownedled by Gulicic (hat could land.lan d , ground seven'en miles southeast of JEROME - Jerome Coui:ounly Sheriff years. Hallall .said,.s Ml.ss Mackey quit ' Ihough it would not be as safe as It Is bo a problem. TJieTill L a rs e n s w ere Joined In th e ir J e ro m e a s ann uun; n p la tte d .subdivision. E e lz a H all Is looking fo r aI deputyde and a during horier three-month probation . now w ith le s s traffic. Her husbandnd said a subdivision protcprotest bv sVrawberry farmere•s Arlen/ The planninging boardj agreed to meet .• dldispatcher. p e rio d . He added the JHD is consideringcon: would bring manyma dogs, which can and Coiirle Raugust, who'ati‘agreed on Monday nightsnigh bcglnninf; Oct, 15, Hail said he is laking’ aiapplications The sheriffjrKf said he hasfiircd Ricky ; s e e k in g fu n d s to h a v e a tlthorough . cau.se mold running rue Ihrougli'bean subd:subdivisions should be kept closloccr lo at 7:30 p.m.,, for a s long a s il ta k e s to fcfor Job» which camc opcopen Sunday Troxell, 22. 22, ofi Jerome, to rcplace traffic study done of .the arcarea soulh patches and anare up.settlng to live- citicjcltics where sewer, wator. po1l_ccll_ccand settle on aI draftdr of the county's when w deputy Ray Clarkk anda dispal- Steve Ploss)ss asa; a jailer. Pioss quit for — ond^eael-of-Jeromo-off-hlgh'highw ays 71)... s to c k ..______- ______fircs.fircs. protection -alreadv—exisUisl—a n d ___comprehcnsive.ive_plan—They \vill..lry_.^d—cher-Tamiey Mackey reslgrislgncd, ------— betler-moneyloney-as-on-employet^-wilh ------; a n d 93. He countereded a query lhat slopping wouliw ould nol fu rth e r stre tc h cocounly and finish w wltli ilh it b e fo re th e .sub-, C la rk . :J7i of J e ro m e , ccited ite personal Magic Valle'Galley Ambulance Service, Denzel and Jackie Larscarsen..who the developmeninenl- would infringe on servise rv ice s. div isio n m o rato•atorium r runs oul Dec. 31. nre a s o n s fo r re s ig n in g the JobJo after 1'-. Hall Said.-cl.- ‘ c

T u p pyerwai i irefintids asip s e s sirrient i t ‘preimatuu r e * I By RAY SULLIVANAN officials, the JeromeJen County Commis- Sunday's Sund Times-News implied:d Tup- - .Tuppenvare'sf's parent corporation, Kersey explained he is having a value, Kerseyjrseysald. ; Times-News wrtte'rle r s lo n e rs a n d K:e e rs rs ey an d h ls s la ff. penvare p e rw officials were "crocrooks" would be revalevalued from $67,500 to CCaiifomia company revIcview his ap- The commsmmlssloncrs tabled a do- JEROME — Tupperwarere CCo. man- "My oniy comment co now is the because t>eca it noted Tupperware's:‘s ;plant $1.28 million, pip r a ls a l sim p ly lo c h ec k tlthe figures cision forr furtherfui study to sco how I ager John Forbes said TucTuesday it figure.s, in-mymy opinion.- are prc- value valu( has changed little slnccnee tho Farm properoperty still has to he aiand make sure Tuppjpperw arc's Blue Lakese s CCc o u n try C lub, a ls o lo c a te d could be next year befoije fo re 1980 m a tu r e ," F orbes■bcssald. plastic.s plast firm began work oton lls reappraised by Kersey, and Tupi aja s s e s s m e n t is do n e c o rrec(ctiy. t): in the county,m ty . h a s b e e n ta x ed , he 'was not upset liy Jeroi perware's farm ; Another reappraisal ques assessment figures compimpiied by He said he' J e ro m e co u n ty p la n t In 1972, uestion aro.se . i >c. a o form er member of the dings or'that’they had Us J e l i n e s a t $31,000 for 1979. L ast- y e a r 's - aat l Monday morning's regi Jerom e Cour^L^fficials arere nreviewed Kersey's finding Using 1 percent guidel fair Iward. told the commls- been printed.. HHowever, he said the fumi X Com- personal .properijperty roll of $9,3 million m is sio n m e etin g . T h is tim e 1 b y h is c o m p a n y . furnished by the State Tax i Jbsidizing tho club by allow- ;ey said re- company Is upstJpset by.‘.l{i slight infer- mission miss and standard appripraisal also coiild rise•ise when it Is compiled gcgolf course assessment. : Assessor William Kersey ! ixcmpllon to be continued : the last year that it had formulas. form Kersey said his prcp relim i- n e x t y e a r, Mac Ambrose, chalrma cently initial reappraisal wwori ork sh o w s e n c e ” d u rin g th< be unfair since they already - __i irm’s plant not been payingIng an equitable sliare of nary nary assessment 'is that thee iplant Kersey sires:tressed-thnt—his—work, boboard for the Jerom e Cour the assessment of the firm' the county's airport and for that tax taxes, ■ "...andmd I disagree quite- building build will increase fromm $3,6 should nol be cconstrued "lo reflect asasked the commissioners t( could rise by $23.7 million for ds, whicii aro used by very iy e a r b c c a u s c of stip u la tio nns s uiu n d e r th e stro n g ly w ithlhat." lh a m millii illio n to $28,6 m illion In isao: any discreditIt oron the company." ad-, exexempting the club fr6 e. new 1 percent law. C o m m i s s iion. o n Chairman iMel Additionally, Ad the firm’s 513$195,363 d in g th a t comn paip a n y o fficia ls ha v e be en aa s s s e s s e d on a g o lf c o u rse val . Forbes comments camcame after Grindstaff refusifused lo comment on the sewage sewa treatment facilily will wli be “more helpfulful than necessary" in In rccent years, courlounty com- "All we’rec’re asking Is lhal you don'l closed meetings Monday atal thetl plant meeting. HeI said s: a story on the taxed taxe< for the firsl lime and comommer- allowing his1 slastaff to reappraise- the mmissions have allowed theie cclub lo pay gouge us whalw h a l Ihe s ta le sa y s you m u sl s o u th o f J e r o m e b e tw ee n Tup{Tuppenvare possible reasseissessment printed in clal clal land owned by Dari lodusilu strie s, p la n t a n d holdingIdlngs, tataxes based'on the landJ bi b e in g fa r m g o u g e u s.”.'’hfrcxplained. he- ......

-— ¥sil© pljP?(bff 8 ® (!g ) Marijuijuana growersrs sentenced Sioccer o ' coachesis needed in Jerc2rome GO ODINGG -— Three Wendell teenagers’ers were given 'Officerc e r J im F in ch for a y e a r, a year’s" probal■obation in 5th Dl.strict Courtrt hereht Monday ‘ Theh e th ro e w ere iKilrig a rraralgncd ig n on tho mlsde- JEROME - A call for soccer coache.s for yoiillillh beg in O ct. 0, s h e adid d cded ., u after pleadingiing guilty lo a misdemeanoianor charge of mcanoim or afler having been arrcsttrcsted this summer for team s is still being put. out by the Jerom e Recreationon She said eight peopleeople have signed up to be concli possession of marijuana,m ..growinwing some 80 marijuana planplants some mllos , District. but there sllll are: moremoi people who have agreed louglas Kramer ordered David Dav Cro.sby. soulhw JRD spokeswoman MarciMai Maxwell said at leasl'-‘‘t o fficia te g a m e s th ain n coachCO the 15-mciiiber teams. Ihwest of Wendell. • C — — - C l K nm-aiMl4(«nneU^eIUKriilUa^ K « ,4ia ch to pn.v, a------I hhev'nrk’lnallv e y had been illiarftc^^wltli cliar a felony ______------ei^it-eofleitea atlll aiuV ‘m ni'L'dL‘d tu-instnici 'tno :i:m ' A nyono in te resiecd-in u ii helping out cat! coiitacft 5150 finJ'SUd"md report to Gooding Countjunty Probation countn lo o f m a n u fa c tu rin g a c o n lroro lle d su b sta n c e . .elem entary school-agef yoiyoungsters who have signeded , JRD office in lhe; Jer Jerome Counly Courthouse, s up for the program. Openii}cning games are scheduled tolo said . Jerome firnrm to build in1 ’Yellowstonee er Liniincoln commissssioners seek queryq i JE R O M E2 - Valley Utilities of Jeromrome hns been the YellowstoneYel River for the NatlNational f*ark .Service. • awarded a1 $1$1,36 million conslrucllonlon project in Churchirch'sofflceexplalncd, SHOSHONE - The LincolnLine County Commliisloncrs;rs to Install an audio setup:lup twlwcent the jail. locatctl In ■ Yellowstoneie National Park, accord:ordlng to a InI addition, i o water transmission tram line, a have asi00 or for two months whileIe workmenv await the four,ur, SGOO, lhe chairman said,lid, aand would allow prls6ncrs to • one-plcce stainless steelsl toilet^.toi conlact the dispatcher3r ifIf a prisoner became sick or Jeromne t city project:rts begin ( - • F u r th e r w o rk on th e Jail can;t be done until the SSOOJOO tro u b le b ro k e out, J E R b M EE —- Work has begun In JenJ e r o m e 's F irs t c r e wV9 s ia r e rip p in g up th o c o n crote re te lip on tho west end combination sink, drinkin,nking fountain and toilet unitsits Unlll the jail is remode■nodeled, the counly’s-prlsoners^ Avenue Parkirk toI refurbish the tennis courtscoi and the' of theeie court in preparation to lalay y a g ra v e l l>ed u p lo a !a r c in stalled . arc l>cing transportedxl toto.Jerome and held In.lhehe former Union-fion-PacifIc R a ilrp a d sta tio n . foot de

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UPlUW •'EnjInloyJ.* — month* to ------F o r seveleven yeors }r environmentalist opposltl«sltlon. batting 1,000,”1,Ofl he says. B ut he still t to firs t b a s e on c o n stru ctio n , . I i l “ I f I h a d know n th e prolp ro b le m s Ihen, I c a n ’t g e t to i ■ Fm P; -r! -wouldn’t have gotten1 outoul of bed,” he It Isn’tn’t as If Kahle is a f P > ara dle • ‘s a y s »of th e d a y InI 19:1972 w hen h e Jo h n n le -cocome-lately n to Nevada and 2^- announced plans forr Uthe 960-room Tahoe. He’s, He' been in the Nevada :'S h o te l. B u t h e ’s in so d e ce p now1 h e c a n 't g a m b ling g business b since the night i>II Judgiiing A t ;00 N oon i't lum buck ______waslcgaTizcT i2 c d in l9 3 l...... , h e a n d h is p a rtn e r B en Ja ffe i. .y ■ H e h a s b e e n u n a b le} to c( o n v in ce h is I n 1955, h e r A t jJerome's ( Norf>rth Park f,;:-m ain antagonists —.- Itthe slate of bought a bankruptbai casino on a 2S-acre '-'t- California, the Uague]e tcto.Save Lake sitealLakeik e T ah o e . vxf; Tahoe and the Sierra ClubClul - that the In 1962,, theyth decided to tear It down ‘ a '“' rm rt '"wb'n’t harmm 'Tahoe one and buildd ai more luxurious resort, 1 : 0 0 p m nickel’s worth.” T h e old ccasino a was burned to the: P a r a dd e A t 1 - During the seven-yearrear strctch, he ground toD givegl local llrem en a chance J-I- and his attorney Frannn Breen: have lo conductId a training exercise. Butit From1 'City Park to0 iSafew ay attended 7S to ioo meetlieetlngs of state then partner:n e r J a ff e d ie d a n d K ah le h a d ’ jj; and local governments,Its, seeking ap- lo move tolo LasL Vegas to operate theirIr ------f" ft: - provai or arguing law changes.chai Jointly owniwned Castaways until, thee He has spent in excesscess of 5500,000 estate wasIS ssi e ttle d . WllIIM ONE OF>F THESE 'T-^FherD a]alarLantc ra^tours— ^ G R ItE A rP FR IZ E S I \ I for Tibc>et self-ruuie -•,5 1st Priz« Id Specaed Bike , i ByROBERTCRA3RABBE ached lo chchildren In public schools, PEKING (UPD -Thelrhe Dalai Lama. Western reireporters who visited lhe ; < th e e x ile d god-king of Tibet,Tlb t is playing Tibetan cap!:apltal of Lhasa in July found ; >i:. a delicate ^am e of supeiuperpower poll- the city’s’s great Jokhang TempleI 2nd Prizize; *40““ GGift Cert. ^ tic s to w in fl m e a s u re} of freedom for thronged witw ith a d u lt w o rsh ip p ers, - V r . h is m o u n ta in -lo c k ed hom o omc].md, Tl,„ Dalaiilal Lama was the religiouss Safewvay c TTie 44-year-old Budclluddhlsl leader, and governrTnmenlal licad of the Bud- who traveled to theJ SovietSc Union ' dhist landid .oinlil he fled aflcr an - earlier this year, Is now)w inir tho United unsuccessfuis^ul revolt agalnsl the 3 rd PrizeEe: SkobtsI's k a te s ; i: Statw ori a seven-week;k loU u r a n d h a s C h in ese In11959. 19 for the flrsl tim e hinlodod lhatll Tibetan ien he has lived in India wllh1 ■ . Buddhism can live withIlhChlnososo- i 5 a le d 100,000 s u p p o rte rs, allI C arols (S h o es ■ ll': c la lis m . _____ ------:------yeamlnfrto-rto-relum^o-Tibeli------< The Chinese, in respo:jsponse to his TibetanI leadersle mnde it plain to maneuvering^, have shaVshaken up the reporters In.In July that4he Dalai Lamar ~ 4 t h Priz«te: *25““ GiSift C ert. government of Tibet,3t, placing a would be alkallowed lo return only if he ; • “ Tibetan. In the lop poslst f(for the first . acknowledgedged that Tibet was part off * ' IIY.KIRSn > ;• t- time slnce'Chlncse-lrooproops occupicd thC'soclalistilist motherland.” K athy's' s ' > th e k in g d o m in 1950. His daringing decision to pass IhroughI I't M ln The pig J •—5 ------The Chinese also wlH1 peipermit four of- the SovietI Union L Gilna’s mortalI ■ ■ ■ . V ' =-^»-^-the-Da!al-bama-5-mo3l-trul-trusled repre—^'^enem jr^on-oh'hts-wny-to-a-Buddhist^ > sentalives lo visit Tibetbel soon on a conference:c inir Outer Mongolia and his. : ■ fact-finding tour, Chineselese diplomats tour of thele LUnited Slates clearly are'^ Many MlAore Prizes: llDonated ByT ; •' c o n firm . attempts lo soften China’--^ lerms. . Clearly, the Dalai Lam;.4ima wants ,to although he denies any political KS , return to Tibet. And the post-Mao motive forr eltellher tour. Safeway VolcoIco . ‘J - Chinese leadership wantsIts himh back. No mattertier what deal the Dalai . ^; What has not been resol'esolved Is how Lama finallyilly s tr ik e s w ith (he C hinese, Ross’ Western WearW H&A1 A Cycles ■ Y' much autonomy andnd religious .. he is unlikely(ely ever again to live in his I N a m * ______».! f re e d o m th e D a la i L a mla a wlllw have, If Potala Palacilacc thai dominates Lhasa_ Prescott, & Craigiglns: A&WiWRootBeer , ■- a n d w h en b e re tu rn s...... :______r m r n a n s a d i “T Onina's announcemeninent that a turned Intoo aa mi u se u m , ; -I. Tibetan had been namedHi cct h a ir m a n o f - H is su mim mc er palace al Norbulinka, . Pie image Makerer ■ ieromiome Glass & Paint ' >: ■ Tib e t’s g o v e rn m e n t c o mme e three i days just outsideJe Lhasa.1 Is in good condi- I Town ______b e fo re th e D a la i L a m a ’ss aarrival n in the tion, however!ver. Ho lived there mosl of Greenawalts ModedeO D ay :: United States, th e tim e befoie fo re h is flight, ■ Kind ol E ntry. — - — c: . The new leader Is Sangfanggynl Voxe, Mony off theth Dalai Lam a's former Piianlses Tonsoiisorial Parlor ~ . 62, a v e te r a n T ib e ta n comim m m u n ist fro m a d v is e rs inn th th e 1959 re v o lt h a v e co m e I Phone No. - p Sichuan Province, whlclt-hlch a d jo in s to te rm s wvllh llh Tibet’s tJfflnese rulers, Tibet and has a large Tibet'ibelan minori- Among then:iem is Tsugendandai the Farmers Ins. ' - ierdniidme Floral r-..; typopuJallon.. Dalai Lama’sna’s former secretary gen- >-'‘China’s, official XInhC lnhua n e w s e ra l w homi tJie’ChinesctJi' jailed for four Krengei's , Conn PiPaulos Ciievrolet - • agencysald Yexe Is a former fo n monk years, ! ;-;and a veteran of the famefamous "Long "If the Dali) a la l L a m a c o m e s b a c k a n d ICPenneys - KingsIgs Pl*Gt» bring Qr \ ' .^^airch” of the late Chairhalrman Mao : aids the mothlotherland (China), the gov- Moll Entry Form to: V ITse-tung’s communist armiesarm In the .eniment will' will makfc'good arrange- . 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TRIPLE-.E-PLUS CHASSIS► dde; e s i g n e d t o i’ ' b e t h e mnost o : reliable Zenith eever v e r ! a UPI \ E L E C TrRO R N IC POW ER SEhS E N T R Y j B ill D o w n in g w o>rks rk s o n a c a rv in g o f th e C ruv c iflxi io n In h is h o m e , w h e re a sig n o n th e d o o r r e a d s 3J1I D o w n in g , M aste:is te r W o o d C a rv e r ' \ energy-savla^ g volyge regulating;lng systemly/ ; Retireele^s wooodcarviiing not jjust heobby __ coos BAY. Ore. (UPI)'D —- At IhP •mai training In-lt-aR -a—-conslruclion-jQljorerr-pnltiler-B con; r-'B- help- m easures 2 feel by -t feel. The carving age of 7B, Dill Downln({: Iqkiqkes great teen-age approiprchtice In hiS native er. • ‘‘-That was a traum atic; experi-e: uses slantingng beams,1 iihading and pleasure In leisurely wDoddcar\'ing. car England. He “graduated"“g: in 1020 nnd ence," cnci Downing said. actual slopingng “walls"" lo suggest the " I'v e been pressured all my life, plied his tradeade llT'varlous English , It w asn't until 19fi5, when Do'Downing length of Uieie h.hall, and captures the and I'm rid of thai pressurjssure now.” lowns in thee nexl n decode, working reliiretired, that ho again pickedd upi an expressions on IIhe faces of Jesus and ■ Downing said. "I don’t want wai lo be prim arily In churcheschi or on religious awl and chisel. the Apostles.i. throtUed wilh work. I don'tlon't want lo themes. "1" I’m from the old school,’' Do'Downing "11 was a chaichallenge," Downing .said have to m eet deadline.s. 1 ni\always lell Downing found four a more lucrative said. said "We’re In a different era;ra novv-. with pride. "1 ;had never done any- everyone I'm crowded withithwork." w marketforhiswis work when hc moved to Everything Eve is pressed oul, stastam ped Uiliig like thathat before. II took more One glance around his shofshop reveals Southei'n Callfoillfomia in 1928. There hc out. and produced by the million!ons." lime than I carecart lo admit, more than why Downing’s work is in such de- did freelance; workw< for architects and Whal W Downing ‘‘gels Into"" Is his 200-300 hours.s. YYou lose track of linic e! m and. His eagles take on a fiercc interior decilecorators. building originals orig - such as they are. "Tl■There's on a project like that,” countenance, and seem readyrea( to fly m iniature movllovle sets for Hollywood nothing nolli roally original," hele said. Naturally,. for works Uie scope and A g oul of the shop at any minute. mir Ills studios and decoratingdec beams In the "W “W( e're all copyists." complexity of Downing's, a large 39»= :ome off wllh home of movllovIe comedian Harold Bi of toots Is essential, ThaOCEANSII>JSIDE»L1720W coals.of arm s and seals comc But there arc copies — andIld there assortm ent of noflcnn W/olnul • Solld-Stal#state Super video. mowing. - Lloyd, !S several dozen blades, Sim ulated Amofl stately grace, flowery bul flo^ are copies. Downing's has-relirelief of Downing has si woodrgril-grolncd finish. RangoTunITuning Syttem While most Americanss pl(pick up on Whon the Depression Dep hit. Downing Uonardo l^oi da Vinci's "Thele Last many of whichich Ihc brought across the D urablo polystyrcitWono coblnot. • Synchromairomatic carving as a hobby. Downingning actually had to slarl; taking ta on odd Jobs — SupjSupper." carvcd five yearsrs ago, Atlantic. PIcturo CControl.oi Digital 7t>-Po«ltioniltlonUHF Downing 'ifcccifcccpts orders for work T ruo-L ock:k PPIcturo Hold. Channellel SeSelector ** Infrequenliy, spending sj part'of. his • OetachabtotiabteVHFand . time on personawnal projects. The recent UHF Antenrntenna* popularity of wood' craftsmanship She like'.es blackssheep inI Jamily ‘ * seem s lo amusinusc the carver, who 40; was nearly bogging for • IN-STOREESERVICE By WILLIAM p . COLEMLEMAN they como in mnany ar colors. ' you£you are'looking fora black ram,' yc^rs ago was clients, "Therecro seems; to be a certain OAKDALE, Calif. (UPI)’1) - Black "They can be several colors,’’ .sho said. "Usually when you buy s * demand for this craft. I charge whnt • NO MONEIEY DOWN sheep', once w ere consideredered an evil said, J.'rlingingIg ifrom pure black lo youyou fhave lo realize the animal yoi .Uielraflic.wlllbiillb c a r." ...... omen and were slaughlercdred at birth, brown arid gray'•ay“and’nianycom blna- buyiibuying is nol the seller's best." • EASY, EASIVSY IN-STOR^1^INnN A N CIN G l ■; He also leadcaches classes in wood- but for Carole Juergensonon llthe more tlons of the three,rec." floHowever, after several montl [lougli hc nearly had to be enson found lhat getting Jookl l ,rk carving. allhouR black sheep In her “family" faml Ihe Mrs. Juergensi looking, sho found Robert, a I: Ihe role of teacher, started in .the! blrblack -sheep buslne.ss is r a m ' pushed inlo th e r belter. ram with good breeding qiialllies. used of being .selfish by i black sheep nol as easy, as 11lls sounds. Sh< n,l'»hr.,i fCCUSei M rs. Juergenson raises blai She kept him for two years and ; laleiit_ to hinuielf, he for a living and has beenI doingdpi quite, "I had to cullcull my first.purchases bouglbought a replacem ent l)ccau.scKn l h ! >»^CpiMg his la In't know what qualities was i -u-niSi agreed to try■y Hillie course for a'tcniv well Jn the three yearss sincesi she becau.se I-didn't. was afraid loo much inbreeding w ght, hc said, "Xj people started the business. to look for,’‘ she!;he said. “ I found oul the Jesselessen the quality of her herd. 3l a great many lambs Rol showed up. It it lookedli like the whole I^V ISIO NA PPAPPLIANCE / In tim es past true blackc lanlambs were hard way lhal a Robert's replacem ent. Mr. O'Ti foolbali squad w; colored fleece but mosl was ] id was m ere.’’ slaughtered al birth,. p artially a rc bom wilh col wns purchased Iasl year and he' Re was a succcss and hite within a few weeks kept The course ^ because they w ere considoi■sidored evil of them go white kept for about two years before : auglil every term since, Juerj ino^ u^r l^«'^’ni»g’s taiigi and partly because Ihc shccfhccp raisers afterbirth." Juergenson has lo go hunting anojnothLr •>j',natuiallycny enjoying ii now," ^ lie has now learned to ramram, , didn t w ant the off-coloreded wwool con- , She said she : ints lo try something he's its of the flcece tn see If MMrs. r Juergenson's herd usually usi f c a l f "•■•>nls lam inating the shipment of whilew) wool check the roots c ___; 7 never done — i a wooden Indian. “I ed. prodtproduces aboul 10 lam bs cach spi when shearing llmo came. thoy-arecolored. ,'hy bccau.se It’s been done Mrs. Juergenson formed;d herh< Black "You can'^isoi)iso usually tell by the she Sho keeps five or six lo cont ? lS somany times,cs. HutII I want to." M arket Wool Co, threeI yo,years ago color’of the sklriklri beneath Ihe flcece," buildbuilding her herd and sells the oUk when the demand for natually.lally colored she said. ^ I f' il is pink you can be WilWilh the sale of the lambs andmd the wool began lo grow in llieIhe |garment* • pretty suru thele sheepsi is going to turn • ,voOl wool frorh Ihose sho keeps, sheie suld - Industry. white bul if'it is |gray and the roots of Iho.ho tbuslne.ss has thrived for• 11three 5 "It's hard to dye yani71 a natural thafleeccarcJ darkds then Ihc chances yearsr'cars and she secs e.xpanslon'ofof her black," she said. •'Varlugalc'galed grays arcyouhiiaijaiWt ^ l y colored.shcep." herdlerd 1in the future because the dememand and soft browns arc hard1 to \get. too, - Onco-shChacTcid~cullcd her herd down foreoo r colored wool is growing each yi

Isthesolutlon.” looking icir a._qi(.quality black ram to aI business bus lhat, was In demandnd and I She said all sheep v^tiosee wowool is not begin a breedingIrigpl'ogram. i learniearning the ropes," slie replied wwhen ^;7l^Yol^CaCan’tForsetitL^TWn white are called black sheep,leep, hut the • "■Jl-^'keS-quitelife a bit of doing to get a ’ askediskcd how she decided on raJ;raising correct lerm Is colored sheepeep becauseI good ram. andd 11It's even harder when black)Jacksheepforprofit. t e l lon’tForgetit to insulatiIte!

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