— » • Reeicgan uises s►peed h I to lolibby ffor miissile B y DONALD A. DAVIS signaling he wantsmts to “compromise,” Reagaijan appeared to United Press Intematlonoimal bedolngjustthatlat In a series of statements onon the MX since ...... T hursday. ______WASHLNGTON-Presi•esident Reagan wariiedWItu u rd a y a “I agree wllhh nmy scientrfrc^and mliltaiy'y’cd^filhal ~ H H ...... congresslonaLdecisIon.a{uagalnst .building the MXC missile r the closely spacev n r ^ aI se.sccre^.Lar^.Speakes.8ali ald.Rcagan.will _____ = = tl» e ruToro\erl)l8 "derisepje^"TjaSlng^fih. ------J.^ 'continue to”“ p ii^ ^ " ' 'f o r 'th c dense pack methithod. “ We want The House voted 245-17C-176 T uesday again st spendir- the m issile producduced, we want the dense padick. If Congress m illion to produce the mism issile, m ainly b ecause of di wants lodebateil.»il. th at’s fine." ______— faction“ wltU-:lhe presldejId en U s-p ro p o ^ .to -b u ry - thi ■ D ense pack Is d e s ig n ^ to protcci 0.2}.S. retaliatory which Reagan named “lh<‘the P eacekeeper.” In a dens PJ, a capability. II call:;alls for basing 100 MX miss:sslles In closely cluster. Reagan wants the Senate lo restore the m on spaced sllos inn VWyoming on the theory tlthal radiation, $231 billion defense approproprialionsblll. t e s . and debris from the first ex{ixplodlng Soviet ' “Without the Pcacekeckeeper, we weaken our abiihiiiiv In fireball and g ; w arh ead wouldi d.destroy later-arriving Russsslan warheads ^ ■ ■ 2 deter war and we mayly lose a valuable opportui 1 from course, leaving MX: intact.1 Critics achieve a treaty lo rcduceice nuclear weapons on bothh Js 1?.! ” o r tl‘vert them fr T d - ^ d — chargfr th e p la nvwon’t-work; w( ------safdTiieaganr^pcoklng"ig“ from~the-Camp“ Davrd; The White HOU![ouse Indicated Friday It mlglight agree to a Pf-’fl presidential retreat. “WiUiVlth It, we m ake p ro g re s s ... proposal by Senjkms. E rnest Holllngs. D-S.Ci.e.. and Mark " pathstop^ce." A lthough a W hite House Hoi aide said Reagann :Is not <•See REAGAN oo Page A2 m Oppositiotm stiffens \ MX pplan pr(robably/w on’t^ I ! By CHARLES W. CORDDDDRY I TheBalUmoreSun A n alysis ; W A SH IN G T O N -D enssnse pack basing for the MXK ______■ missile.saldGcn. JohnW.IW. Vessey. Jr.. "Is a very ddlf ifficu lt ' scheme to understand—a- a very difficult one toexpla •____ Ihft£hlefsJic.aa!.iml!l^5upi»iSJiieircsiacnU i------^ A il th ^ x p la ln ln g th FrReagmradmlnlsti^IoncouIi R i >ulddo implementationion of the decision he has madi I . had failed to eradicate congressionalcor doubts by theG Understandln{ling that the nation's lop fivea rmilitary men w eekend, and It was conceneeded at bolh ends of were divided ononl the MX basing Issue goesI f House deletedd olalmost $l billion In productictlon funds last e a d y -g ift —— skeptical of it to recommemend It to President Reagan,in. T uesday. It w/as a s 'obvious th e next day In theie Senate Armed Tbe package Jka PurPurves l8 carrying la ao largrga Fall, was bdplng a customercue carry tbe gift to her, ------____ -I^tUng the best face onon things, R eagon'saldthemmilitary l ServlceaCommlimlltee where den. Vessey lesestlfled. th a t P u rv e s alm oet aecaeem s to b e growing out o f:it II car. llM downtown malm all In Twla Falls was packed chiefs all back hls plan no'now. Of course they do', as thetht The core issue ilitary utility. A sue Is really the weapon’s mill Purves, tbe owner of C( k» Offlce Supply In TwLvia wilbCtarlstmasriioppei)per8 Saturday. m ilitary always docs afteifter a commander*ln-chief hahas ...... m ade a declslon, and Gen.len..Vessey had made thatcJec le a r...... •SeeMConPase^ Fiery gxplos< ginn dri^iv e sl^4)oaj»Eom^tluleiphonnes=|=— G o o d — ByJOHNDeMERS unionI Carbide C s^kesm on Jim\ TateT added only prolongegied exposure could H United Press Jnternatlonional _ B said froi'rom a concrete commandd postp be lethal. e plant grounds. “The stufltuff.iB__ •■Th£__.chemicalU ii) sufficient . Hy b e tte r off buntin g .liecauQuseif s amounts Is lelhIhol ' 'to . hum an — T A F T rU a :~ A -lie ryy explosione: of a . > X o n g r e s s s a y i n g , - tt poisonous chem ical somometlmes-used ‘ It burning,- it’s spreading aroiiround- breathing.’* Wilson1 said!-Is ...... — to make tear gas forceded 17,000 people immunity.'’ Officials said thee blazeI mlght.bum . *[io’ no to R ^ g a n —- A 6 ay, preventing res*' in se v e n M ississippi RIvcUver towns Sal- nt officials uld the'• tankti until midday Sundaj urday to flee the Industiuslrlal_ heart'of. z^^gol pressured," biit they hadad no Idents from retumlniIngunlilltwasout. " . There is life ; ^hy.- L ouisiana, clogging the,he, only escape . . T h e 12:30 a.m .,.C,.CST explosion 6c- a ff + t e i r r ^ r c m e h t route. clals said the inablljtyty to curred in a corrld L ^ \ M lasiss ___ o n.the_i coniimons.inil sevaveral minor.accl- "Ob]Dbltuariet ...... ' Mississippi River to boatslals. certain the magnitude and den ts along the onl;nly route out of the Qp{ £^iVNbw I______actually:t. on .adjacent .areas," Deli O p i n i o n ; Civil Defense offlciaIclals ■ at . first— — ■ ------..... it’s not b in a . 7 " —ii V ~ ’ ■" —PePeople—k i - . - . ^ — _____ea tim a te d ___25.000__.peoplep e ___ wecB______th e comi acuated residents e said Acrolein, the chemijmlcal Authorities evac Sports ...... 81:6 ' evacuated, bul St. CheCharles Parish -■' P lant m ake from both th e e a stt andf w est banks of - • • Sheriff Charles WilsonI sasaid th e figure exploded, was uscd to' m< V a U e j^ L U e ...... •' cldes, animal food supplemem ents th e M ississippi Rlv. 6S,000 gallons, -w as aitiviiiiv F irefig h ters m ade no W e a t h e r ...... ideawsm h i ctlm cs tea r-gas.------radius of the olarant, including the We ------noon :— -TT------roundiedt-- di^rolecUve-moundfl-of-dlrtfirtH-the-blarc-becauso-lU 3ad— dangerous fumes. -- - Offlcissaid 11 w as sim llar-to am m o iMti^-NorcoT’^ew — 5SSa5y^e6iwe^^ ™ — — Ccmpahy-offlcials saidaid-ttieJiunilng__ £uL th e>y4earedtbe.flre y . could q>read nM nllor o th er tanks In the area. “ As long a s il's bum rould Irritate skin and eyes.es. He «S«eEXPLODlDEooPagBA2 .. I __ un d erground storage taiink. ri capable of • to fogn'ott exploslo) m ediate < . ■* and dels J, ------— ■ , 1 to ord er « lp p l R l v » r __ ' ...... Ifhpact.
• TalC I • lh a t ex| no effort to douse olgaecld > mnfl _L..:— .He sal mlng, it'8 w e," ohd wou ' A-2 ■nmea-NawB. Twin F»«i■alls, Idaho Sunday, Deceir« m b e rl2. i 082 '
- p t a t ee n e w sI - - " — = = Djutwei dasts^n ' - B y T W[MCOOER soaked with more ththan 2 Inches and Sandandbag dikes, which had been C annon brlblb«rjrtrlattojur}nr exit^ from bisIs Uthroat, officers said. ValtedldPretalateroaUooal M acon. G a., h ad abobout 2 Indies'. Rains expectlected to weakea In tbe blast of Detective Ralph Langstonm said Mrs. In tbe Atlanta area1 measuredn between cold.®d, generally held iq> well. CHICAGO, (U P I)-) — A federal court jury Si been visiting a friend andId on th e w ay Denseu e fog in Georgia cootributetitedto land2inches. j ; ______began_dellberatlng_igjte_bribery.:c0^1racy < Ile^clty and telef^ne Service >ped toj)lck m a few grocerieileis. - . a planene c r w S a t u r ^ th a t kUledlied at 'Lowland flooding Teamsters Presldeollent Jloy WUllaro a ^ four s being restored In Uie bard4Ut St.^ jto p p ^ at the parking lotDt ouUlde ber leastfoifour petvle. Five locbes offsnow sc Mississippi; ~ Alab -accused-of-consplrlnj408 to W b e Sen. H ow ard Ca lis suburb.of Times:Beach,.but le boy grabti^ a sack of grooS ^ B a n d t H e ------DlaakeUs le d tb e N o r lb e ^ and'freiezeiezlng C oulslana an d South sF re tu rn fo r UUiDgI a-bm a der^atii^ Uw t usands were left without heat- Id nother along with ber purse,:, tbe said. ralnturtuiped .Texas hlgbw i^ Intoito Ice ^ l i n d b i g fog bov — Inauatry. Slols = counties flooded by the Ulinbis he groceiy bag under oneL_arm„aod.ber a _____ rinks,^^ _____— a r e a s - o f .' tho s e -.states,-including— i udge.. Prentice M anhall s] 'er.' “ ______Mier be ro tiie r arm . J u A a s th l^ ^ n ie d Uw Oood-wr^recked - Savannah, Ga.,-whvhere al least four minutes deliveringg 49' pages of Instructions they gol tothe-' sidewalk she droppedto her purse and bearard a report," MWwesl’it t ' u residents hauled ruliruined people were killedd when their twin- In1 Springfield,'oneS] woman'Bald, sending the Juiy ofol. .six men and six . womenlen out to .. LangBtoniald. g o o dI sfr from tieatless homes'. engine Cessna 421 alalrplanecrashed in “Wee hhad 3 feet of water In ihe dellberateatia;05a.na.m .M ST...... _____ Tjingrtf^ti mA lfj l d ^ ./.‘lieanL a..screama.and . turned;...IH w .A$ d ^ th to)l rose to from aiw Wl ^ . a fog-laden woodetled area near the baflemeemenl. 1 guess tVe have to buy a — The-juiy-recesitetf itedTil''4"p.m.' "and 'was' toto " resume around to see her son withering to the grounund." o f Incleij^ e n t wtietber acniu ihebe na-: "Savannah m’laiTclpa]JanirpOrt.*— ...... — n ew'■fumaceand fu r anew water heater:-r' deliberations at 10 a.na.m .S u D d ^ . Uon. T b e identities of)( the four victims guessss Uthere went Christmas.” Marshal! has calleidied tbe t iw the "most slgsignificant . > ivy rains pounded MlsslsslIsslppi found in the wreck:kage were nol Im- • ^iov. Ja m e s R . Thompson Saturday' electronic cavesdropirapping ca( 0 to be presentcnted.” H e A m c r a s iians a here by C hri r f s t n i a s ned and authorities a Natkmal W eather.^ervlce mediately conflrme ed P resid en t R eagan to help flood Indicated th e ju ry m aay take w e r a l d ay s to der«w MflwM nro oa f^ rh ftrgwl iedw ium 1------An-Emtwaay^3rBpoke8man"BaldtlKrdatff* the Was iicaraguclahs prottiBst agaii Vietnam untU thetheU.S.pulloutlnl975. inst U7S.': Monument ended In d< a death last week, visited VIr Now.aU.S.ofIofficial Involved w ith th e depenarture said MANA'JAGUA. Nicaragua (UPI) June to search for an “ carried weapons issued by the , tionarylary elements of the Honduran, a n explpslvei expert,, a newjewspaper “They will be tbeithere for Christmas." About a50.000 people chanting an •reported Saturday. country’s "popular■militias.” n govemiemment,” were responsible Jor , The childrenn v, will be'Tlown to Bangkok,k. w here Uiey ^ e r l clean a . slogans Jamm irsday’s helicopter crash, that Reporter Ken Crov‘rowder Interviewed Mayer, On Friday, the StateSi Department will receive.metnedlcol.cbeckups.and.undei tergo.about.a_ Managua^ ’s central plaza Saturday 1 2d th e M isklto Indian chlldien and Bristol. Va.. rune,••■a cop y rfg h ted -sto ry flaUy rejected Nlcariirag u a’s claim lhat killed tl ry in the week of processlissIng by U.S. officials beforere leaving the a rallyly called to blame the U. Kingsport Tlmes-Newiews reported. th e U nited States waj/as to blam e for the n l n; e women. ^ __ Thai capital fort! ir the United SUtes. govemiment m for the deaths of • "ThOirhose people are playing wllh (ire, "You know wherere 1 might be able to acqu Sf Nine Vietnamamese relatives will accocompany the childrenen and nine women I In^ A y - , re d and black fire th at com es but services of an ej^Iii^Iosivet Jockey?" he ask "'niat’sateurd.-’S■ state Dcpartmenl ^ D o ? t '■'lldren, Iheembmbassysald. ^ ^ helicoptepter crash. le heart of the revolution." O rtC^ reporter. "I thou^tIt I1 m ight blow som ething uj; 0 the spokesmairAlan Ror “ DeaUath to Reaganl Death to t om berg said. “ The chm.tWiIted. "And If they don’t change, you think that wouldId tb e a good w ay to g e t somitmebody’s . , I ■ counter!r-revolutlonl"-1 yelled the cro\*n)wd S tates did ncnol have a role In fire is going to hug them until they attention?" ts h it 3 hospitals A r s o n i s t s >S thronglnj^ng th e Plaza de la Revolucinate 1,000 pounds o t dynar m S I th e d am aged by arsoTson fires and security was-si^stepped up at demonsbistrators were in uniform1 aiand said the United SbStates and ‘‘reac- funta..0^______. ______claimed to have In his truck parked besieside th e |2 other hosplta len t!' ------'= ------iltals in the city Saturdayly .a s fire in- ~ •__ _ vsngaiawiMRe))kedTon>umwiw "plckingon-m4»0spltaisr^ ------In the Interview. MayerMj told the Times-News No one was inlinjured and no patients werere evacuated rm | he w as offering a JIO.»0,000 reward to anyone wh(u 1 — #ho could . because of tho firesfin Jate Friday, offlcialssal leagan B id * * prove nuclear weapontons “protect and deter." Just 20 minute lUtes a fter firefighters, extlniInguishcd one •Cootimied ^ from Page Al p ro g ram s in favoror pf a "military allalotIt once —has brought you here.^’ blaze In an elevaevator shaft at Marshall Hallale Memorial ^ ■ spending spree.” • Housn u ______Hospital they werewe called to Children’s HospitalH then Hatfield,Jd, R-Ore.. both key MX opi ght of Texas said, meanwhile, tiose program s, you ___ French Hospital- a l— all within a few blocks ofofeachother. nents. forfoi Congress to approve thei?MX N "While ripping tho •e Is "substantial Alim ent, in NASHVILLE, Tenn.nn. (UPI) — A m rther dropp gg have launched a tot£itally undisciplined T h e m ost serloirlous dam age w as $1.5 miUioiion to a fourth productlictlon money but "fence" it gress not lo go ahead with the purse containing a .38-caliber. derringer Sat th the program of weapons floor records rooircom and diagnostic c en ter' a t Children’s th a t it: cannotci be q>ent until both t i_al production of theWX.!^______causing the weaponI to d ischarge and f a t^ Iy wowoundfng Hospital______,as,„-_bUBting-the-budgct-f her young'son, pollce'si« sa ld .------: rand'&nate'approve-a'basi; ri^ t. interviewed on Ihe Cable _ "Someone isIs pickingj on hospitals." said » fire de- plan. * economy upon whicJIch national securi- Authorities said the mother, Wanda Franklin is Network’s "Newsmaker Satur- [lln, 28, 0 p a rtm e n t Lt. RlayToland. ay • HoUln{Ings. a potential candidatetefor I lydepends."HolIlng!JgscharBcd. «ews^=; nurse, wa8*'mtire]yb]y broken 1 9 ” by the accident. " program, predicted If the Senate !r the third fire within an ar hour was the Dem Police said AntoolII XD ante Franklin, 0, w as n u smocratlc presidential nomlrm lna-- ‘‘Ikno w y o u d ld nI’t ’t set out lo become approv take the extra security prectcautions.
=fCMdi r ~ — M I X = ^CaCootimied from Page Al MX, If there wereV a "survlvabie” issuele is is Sen. John Glenn (E>-Ohlo). the ' basing method. formner er Marine and astronaut and, ^ M o r e c: l l o u d s t o dd a y , s h o w iv ers to n ico n t . h ost ofr aiargum ents sw irled aroundid thtl e ------F’or all its troubles.js,-Aspin goes on to — ^^llko’Ho'Holllngs, a senator bitten Ijinhe ^ debate! ala t its periphery — the nucleiclear gay^ »M X is alive ancmd w ell" and those p resid>idenlial e bug. Glenn, a doubter on Twin PaUi. JtaxKO^h^Ioodlng. Burfey tNATIONAL WEATHER SEfiVICiVICE FORECAST to 7,PM ESTT 12-12-82 freeze Idea,Id excessive defense spespen- writing it o(f aree making a big the MX Rifwrtareas: MX basing method, talks of small, 20.77 ^ y^O.OO ^_ ding, thehe prolonged recessIoiT But'ut at mistake. The counlryry is nol yet ready, mobile Increasing clouds andmd warmer today. lile missiles, moved on roads and r \ ' the centeiter was the nagging doubtt thatth In his judgment, lo0 ]give up its land- concealsealed against attack, , .aMMr»Uy.«kMidy.wlUi«^i«teKMatJtK»MnL 81 pack basing wilt not do what U : tonight «uid Monday. HieHighs upper 30s to ' ■ ' ____ _ ZIIMO d^pa. lithe based missiles andd rely entirely on Sen.m. HenryI M. Jackson (D-Wash.) . mid 40s both 'dayB, lows lot tralght 20*; ; 30.24 / liii^sTON admlnlstiIstratlon says it will do. bombers,T:_and _ susubmarine-carried put aa (Ingerfl on much of the problem Winds variable S to :S mp I f b » ' - ...... - B u n c±lng-the h l ■ mlfislles'closely■yin , bckets for nuclear deterrence.d< last week'whenwet he told Defense Secre- Camas Prairie. Hi01«yUey. Wood River P A I P)*;iwY0ftK supert^lardened silos Is supposed.id to What the House ofd( Representatives ^lary’ CasparCa W. Weinberger MX bas- . valley: - c w / m ak e thethem lmmune_from succes3f!S3(^_dld-Tuesdayrln-what lat-of-course w as a — ing—ha- h a s —been—through—s / would dedestroy each other with radlga'a- to cut out producijctlon money on the publicpub like a boondoggle. But he Gusty winds al times,!s. iHIghs 30s both ------tlonrblasilast and debris, but not tbe MX days, lows tonight In theleUen*. ti ^ ------^unds-lt-was-notDt-needed_untlLa__ packs.tl£s_thejdea.that.lhere.must,be.a_ LOa AHQBI.BB ( I ^ . , If a c:ase a s can be m ade th at th ereewa Is basing mode couldd be found. How new land-basedlar missile. He was the Northern Nevada aad UUUtah} w ay to' baseb£ the MX on land so that Warmer and partlyy cloudyt for both lalit unready the Housee was to kill the authorlor 101 y e a rs ago of the congressio* could su r states today and Monctay. survive and retaliate againstnst a weapon itself was cclear enough the nal positionposi thal America must have TBUFBBATURE8 \ ^ .Soviet atl ^Tiopato: W r^ attack, thus preventing one I 5 next day when It rerejected by voice equalll levelsIc of nuclear strength with MIAMI the first I A ridge of high p r ta u 3t place, then a poalltion coul»uld, vole an attempt tolo knock out $1.4 R ussia,sla. ,together that would back U: dominate the weatherfflSSaSrSiiy! la 1 50. ^ 'tf o r w o , billion for MX reseisearch and devel- A considerablecon group, which would The dome of cold air waswai cefltared over ______^ presidentint That assessment Is tafce ------include-rie—senntors~llRE^am Nunn BODtheastcRrldahu. lesQ '/^‘'iijswow '"f^.'gran*an(cd in influential Senal 'n ate w orking on1 tlthe missile Itself. (D-Ga.)la.) and William S. Cohen (R- • tem peratures In tbe east9«st while wtttem r s .‘ .. ^ 'qiiartert. th e House said, in c(fsffecl, and (ind it a M aine),ne). will be looking (or a co'm- Idaho had temperatures«s itbatwtrea!ew . " •■ ^ H o w ' I n the IHouse. It also is heard froi U^i WEATHER P0T0CA8T ® irom home that is credible,le. promnise ise solution between Holllngs’ degrees warmer. Haseu t attl imoke a^ ' ' m em bers:rs who found it easy to vol cumulated In the valteyi d vote Doubts come-Inn several forms and thethei administration’s, yiduetoVeiyllght hjsh of 85 as was recorded at Tavcmlcrcr spots; liMkoutPoss.snowIW rtoor. ag ain stt tthe production money. Fc winds and little or no vi llle WUiiston. N.D., had Uie low ofDt U.S. 1 2 -^ x lo P i^ . I ^ t among senators who consider Thatlat solution,i in whose fashioning ------The stagnant coodlUoia w — themselvea-serious-j-thlnkers-on-de— Senr-Joh■John-G7'Tower"('R^'exas)Tvill b e ~ cy spots, broken jjb eraj \Wisconsin Democrat an afternoon. snow floor. and fense and who are regardedr as con- a primeime mover, apparently will call lo n g timle e advocate ; of defense cutting Some low temperature:urei from around I ddaho s road report Interstalesi —B4re. ting, servatlve to moderaltlie. for som(om e production money — even if the state Saturday moimorning included U.S.20&U.S.83-20-2C-]-icy^pon. e 'says, he could support thtne The chief would-bele eliminator< of the not all 11 Salmon and Rexburg 3i belbelow zero, Idaho By Unitedcd Prtss Internationa] til th e president thinks necessary U.S. 33 - Willow Creel!ck Summll and MX Is Sen. Erneiest F. Holllngs — but f< Falls 1 above, Pocatelloloa. 8, Twin Falls 15. it (or a ban on using it unlll the Chains, Icy spots, broketken snow floor; (D-S.C.). who propaposes culling pro- basing I Boise 21 and Lewiston 28. Tbe coldest for Drivers:rs faccd Ice and some snow on9" l,<«st Trail Poss. snow Hoi ig issue is settled In the winter floor; Craters of ____ duction funds fromn the defense ap- andsprli the state was 10 degrees•ees below zero at most ott Idaho'slc major highways Satur-^ the Moon, broken snow floo springof 1983. :plosion— proprlatlons bill a s th Stanley. Hagerman, with^ith 42 degrees, had day as cccold weather persisted In the^ Stole Highway ,75 - SiuiSi Volley. Icy " the House did. But Towerwer is chairman of the Senate the warmest reoding foror IUie state Satur- state. . spots; GolenoSummlt,snonow floor. «C•Cootimied trom Page Al he gives no comforort to those who Armeded Servicesf Committee — a key day. The statItate Transportation Department ‘ . oppose any new land-1d-based missile, ur member StaleHlghway51-Bore* '• Saipy,, Good Hope, Klllona a iber of Congress in the successful ' No precipitation wasIS rreported In the gaveU iisrts road^y-road report: Interstate 80—Bare. to those who have sosought his help in effortt made n against other basing . U.S. 95 ~ Mica Hill and White Bird 'llle. Shelters were opened stateSaturday. ™ InlersUite 1 5 - Malad Su opposing U.S. Pershshlng missiles for ideas,5, susi ch as lugging the M X in big, At mid afternoon, vialvislblllly was re- Hill, brokeDken snow floor; Piummer. Coeur Icyspols: MonldaPass,snc ilgh schools. - rttKWj tn 3 yrilh ham lo, nf 'Europe. He has spopoken of smaller, loiteringing airplanes, that once'cau^t MM aodsmoke^t— d!Ale«v-Cv-Cr«lgmonLand Culdftsai?. Hm ill------'U:Sr20-=-ArcOTOT«HliHon?lcy-.pol.- CoastdGuardrClosed-S-mllesjes W— mobllffland^bBsedml] Burley'i while Pocaleiiolo aand Malad had Icy spots,s. 'e r from (3ood Hope to Klllona idministration's^butTiot-Con-— Ashton Hill to MonUina,'a, broltn snow th e riv er Another sort of mmaverick on this gress’s- re d u m visibility to 5 milesml In fog and State Hl{Highway 55 — Icy spots. floor. Icy spots. ship trairaffle as a precaution agaIrjalnst ______I’s — fancy. smoke. InterstatitateOO—Fourth of July Pass, IcyV U.S. 30-M ontpelier. Icycy^iols, broken polsonoulous fumes. Elsewhere in tho nallontlon Saturtlay. the qw ta, broliroken snow floor;' Kellogg, icyV snow floor. M rs.. J(Joyce Morris of HahnvilleBsaid sc sh e anda iher family were awakened«d bI y ____ tUntMOiv ' 22 14 .... Portland.Or». 44 31 .... Idtno Falls National ; ~ — tMV*fl»»------57 - r::—St.Loul* - M3S a Uwlilon — - •••;- — th e blast.ist. 58 .... StllUkoClly 90 IS ..... McCall Jl • 00 :::: " i ti>tlwught It was thunderiilerlng ...... AltHiqu«rqu«------S -0-- 4 .... StnFrinelMO------02-M - 4 « - ...... Poealillo' - AUanU *» «« - • Miami SMCh 70 74" •Soilll* 4» J4 Salmon f, ^5 •• • becausese it was raining a lot,"’ & Dotien 37 30 ______»______sald^O-f.afeclterrible.-We have animtim als— ------cweigg------— ii“ Minntipoiti 17~ 0 1 tlli^VsKhlngion « D«IUI 45 U U ■... NewOflMni 70 S-'S—ir-jjjjln-paiU l S — dogsp and cats — and we had >• D«nyef 3# 24« NtwYOfk • 40 » Idaho Mil Min Pea leav e ttiothem ." D«*Moln«l ° IS 09 OS .... Oklahonwaty W Yogiarday « ” ...... ResideIdents In. the area said t ------Oaireli------» «- « - Omaha - - io 04 -MmU u - Min- Pen— Laii Y**/------Honolulu 70 01M .... Phowtc OT M ....' Boll* 41 41 21 Normal 4t. 23~:": ^exploslorilon” could“ b e " fe lt" for^m■m lliles r Houston . S3 fl 27 •.... 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If y o u d o not receive; yyc o u r p a p e r by 7 a.m.-, plea!ease call ed ito r. ------th e n u m b e rfo r yo u r arta re a :___—______' ;^;:r7 .« r“‘For local news tip;tipi Jon Klnne>ey.city^itor ------• Jer<)me*Wendell-GoodIiodlng-Hagerman - - 5 - orcoveragereqi■equests------“ o rK e lly EE v eritt,asst. •* Burley-Rupert-Paul-Ofl•Oakley 5 cllcltyedltor' ‘ ^ Buhl-Castleford 54M648 Sports - Marv Clemons,.sportsedilor s f J niie'ieath'ertnan^ t FHer-Rogerson-HollisUiste r ' S Valley HappeningIngs LorayneSmlth.lifef[estyles editor 1 otMtmAr,iAr»1*.r . «r«a;>.II..3ijh» II,*1 / T w in F a lls a nd all otheiher areas 7733-0931 E d ito rials, le tteers rs Stephen Hartgen, manuiaglngedltor / ^ !■ I sre manned between 7 andd 110 a.m. Friday Special..TV T\ Bill Ostendorf,enlintertaloment ! H Circulation phones are e. Boby Carrl*r».. DoM».lj I17.2S; em onths W JO fUI lB a el d b im « 0 . Daily only, 1 rnonlh months fIZ7S; 6 monUss CUJtU M ; tt mocOi K1.00. 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p— . Sunaay./, iDeceml>or12.'1882— TimesTies-NowB. Twin FbUb. I d a h o ------■judgeemwdi ler tried— F v '- - I handced to ttihe jury 1 By ELLEN DEBENPOIORT told thejui‘ jurors. :. V-—------H United Pr^InternatloiIonal- vThegovn<9_------Kennedy— that hasis-cost-the gov- a n y c e n t e r s in t h e a r e aa i-t>om NATO economicc home contained detailsIs culled tom mohls tafrom a Cheltenham-linkedked g ^ " without a’ major BrltislItish security specialist,I, onceo had d inner in Moscoww new spapers of 2,287 ^rl!ris listening’ si station InHong Kong, •* brouhahah. And 1982 h asIS ddelivered at with Yuriri Andropov — the former>r an d 15 ye a rs old. th e P rim e case sent shudderslers S y ____ least_flve.JeaYing_tho_tratrans-Atlantic k GB chiefief now leading the Soviet;l “By your treachery,” W eslem Intelligence. II was & , intelligence link between>n BritainI and union, — ■Justlce-Gcoffrey-bane- Ib y th c-fu rth errev elatlo ns ool t— the United States strained.wl. In perhaflaps the most serious rccentn "you have done Incalcuc ton, who last week was giverven « / - The trail of charges andnd suspicion5 is case, RussIissian-language expert Geof-f- th e interests and securarity ,o ,m ls ear sentence for passing " as shadowy and tangled•d aas a plot of frey Primen e got a 35-year ja il sentence:e co u n try and the Interests,lsandsec^r)|y ds of NATO secrets/to the 14 ofour friends and allies " tl I r /' John Le Carre’s spy .nonovels about for passingng the Soviets secrets for 14 toyoW nte KGB overer sixI years. k ^ I __ i_fififlrgc Smiley, who nabbed nal spies yonr.; fmmtm lht» Honprnl Cnm m unlcn-a- .U.S^offlclalsM!iLfitfe . u u ' within the fictional British t In- uons HeadcQdquarters al Cheltenham —- Soviet agents were iron ^ \ / / £!/■■ co M iM lelleTto^) NATO offered his servicesices H . \ / - telllgence headquartersers al the an electrotronic listening base link in C heltenham and one co aland; ‘^t'Fas ‘‘directlyy ito th e defense of the free M y systems shshared by America and Brii. th e b a se In w estern Engl; • “Circus." w orid” free fn of charge, rem ained Ir • Britain's attorney genei•neral advised lain, leaky as an old scow.” "st Cheltenham co ntact with w: the KGB for 31 yenn•ars ^ \! L ------jurors in the just complepleted trial of For thislls Jury; Havers told of thele —P rim e w as not the first
IThom ps►son wiirI torpedo3 Stevenison 1“ NOTICE OF ^ . ^____ 1 ...... i f lated he could NON>N-DISCRIAAINATIVE ■; SPRIN G F1EU 3. 111. r'iIiV~~. ^ 4 ------L:„ recount of the Nov. 2; gubernatorial gi for federalal disaster assistance in thee "If he's nol entitled ol roco, color, tioiionol and u n d e r th e law . th e rt's no d « [' • -..plepUpn. • w ak eo frec(ecent severe flooding. no reason in the ' oihnic: origin, In odininistrotion apected to re- “Even IfIf you > took all of his claim s inn w orld lo require Illinoisis taxpayers to • i,j oducotlonal pollclos. adml&. . • The-hlgh court is exp( I / / / plconvene Monday or Tuesuesday to con- the petitionon as true, it does nol reachh pay millions of dollars forfo a recount," ,ion» popolicy, scholarship ond loan ; r slderThompson’schallenjlenge. , 5,074 voteses — the margin thal wass the governor said. “Theho statutes are programams. ond oihloiicond oitior B H T h e jo y e m o r said hiss legalle strategy certified.” w ritten to d efied friviIvolous o r un- school Ioc odmlnlstorod progroms, I ^ - - - - - ______S ' — ___iijs “torp^o" Stevcnsoiison'"at every Stevensonson, using figures from a founded election contests3tS.” I ------
' V * ' ■ ^Lesothclo chargees U.S. T u r n !I b u r P h c Mm e I n t o \ IChonmp]pn|[ I • ?involve<>d in invcasion~ ~ A n A ni s w e r M ea ^ i n e 1 I , NAIROBI. Kenya 4ho-SouthJ!h_Afripnn raid prnmpnt-a,-advocated -the-ldea-of-a------1 on his tiny nation andmd called • for pan-Afrlcaican force siaiionca In“ Creation of a pan-Africtrican army to southernI A frica lo counter Soulh Afrl- Ji* * H s n d s o m s \ .-Tcpel future attacks, can agrejression agalnsi I.,e»lho,0, ' - ^ ^ 9 5 ' Slim Fit Moc j. “The United States, hahas created a Angola anduidMozamblque ------outh Africa and “We go along wllh the idea of clim ate im der which SouU Polyester Doubleknit ■ “Tl"The Medalla" Model g heir neighbors independerJent African states providing jfr •The Finest P ^ Israel may attack theli im a-knit” ^ with Impunity." FranciscIs Malholoane troops so0 .) as to deal with the white11 U n iited l F irst’s In "The Ron- • sa id In a news confercerence ot the minority' SouthS( A frican governm ent," > 4 3 r Lesotho Embassy. h esaid. ' fi ■ff • Both styles2sa re perfect lilting lor yoiyour complete comfort, : M atholoane said Lesot]sotho will pro- South AfAfrica has daimcd the.raid ; 1 M a c h in e w a s h o r dry c le a n . ' » ~ . test lo the United NationLions aboul th e ’ ea rlie rthhis ls week was aimed at targetsu TollIll-Free 1-800-552>2-6000 cast 40 people, of the African frl National Congress, anin Thoorwnutabibarto call for rat* and Invei^ e ttm e n l e o u n c o lln g . : raid, which killed at leas EreeAIieraiions------NavLiliALOi-Alier^CtuJsimas— S _____ ^ including women an'diin d T c h lld re n r—oUtlawecTororganlzatlon-devotedlolhe-w------CbTTOnif&a nijtmneto'TCiicrnno'anyiimorid hoclours odoy^ricl vou'il-oot------S ______ExperLEi alster Charles violent ovoverlhrow. of'the minority >ns o n curront lnt(xost rate s forr sasa>«)rs a n d boirowors. J^sotho Foreign Minlst ty answers to quosllons D istinctive Free GGi) iftwrapping! J I Molapo was expectedI t(to bring the, .whiteregirglme. ' IfyouneodJurtfw«or ossistanco. slay bn th e lirraI a rn d you'll aiitom alicoily ; m a ile r up a t th e U.N. Monlonday. Commanlandos stormed 12 target-e l------130 In touch withth c o n e of o u Hr>andol counsoloi□lots...... "We are yet to see howlow America is houses in[J KMaseru, the Lesotho capital.,ij, ll'safreophofiecicotl cncTquIck occoss^to ItwI tnftnfOTTTWlton you noo d Ions. G ot tOQOlhof with ^ Ig this m eeting believed1 toU have , been occupl^ "by3v ' • ...... ct30utyoufwvinoJ,ls, InvostmenI and loon question' • going to behave during t United First's new TELELE-PATE line. - -J {at_^-U.N.)-because„lte ,11 has been memem bers._A m ong tMose. killed an-Qdn^lnlBlrj^as-^X)la.la=Ng}n}r-tl»e-ANC!a-chlcf_ er ' ~ lnBolto342-1»00I ______Z tlon encouraged the rcceiicenl attack on representaUatlve In Lesotho. i. 1 Lesotho,” hesaid. South Africa A said the raid wasas W f M - ' Since com ing to power.er, Reagan has . meant top0 prevent a series of planned h-:...... , - -=-^-$ncouraged-«-pollcy-oLl!< • 1 ^ 1 X % TWIN FAI , ^im ERT^BUHL f — ;-engagemenl“—with-SoiSouth-AW ca.— Soulh-AifIJflca-during“the-ehrl9lmas- J d p W r^ ill^ s t savinfls osspclipciotlon ^ abandoning a punitive popolicy against season.
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I \\ ------^is GOIu n i n g t o > Idaho - W h U e t h e LL e g i s l a t u r e i s b a t t l i n g o< v e r t h e b u d g e t th is w inter, an Impm portant and searchingtag look at the quality o £ e d u c a t i o nI is u n d e r w a y b e h i n d ththe i scenes in Id^o...... * Hints of its direction surfacedKl t h i s p a s t w ^ k in W y I Boise, w here« theI state Board of EducationE agreed to fM, I, h o l d p u b l i c hhearings e i In January onon a proposal to raise s o i ' ' ' the graduationIon requirem ents of Idallaho high schools, The decislorIon follows a report frfrom the state Com- m ission on E:Excellence In Educat:ation, which recom- f t s K m ended theI sambi e.course last summ im er, proposing an •increase In grgraduate credits fromm 36 to 40, and more ' i em phasis on1 theth sciences and Englii> lish. W e thinlc thfthe tightening of educaicational standards is a n I m p o r t a nIt t istep in preparing Idadaho students for the science and. «com puter-based worldrid of the future, and ______we’re glad to see the board mo'loving to Implement BniuceHammond^ tougher requiriiiremenls^ A nother hinti n t o f t h e f u t u r e w a s t h e b o a r d ’s d e c is io n to direct Boisee State University tito proceed with a vocational ediiducation course on sesemi-conductors, de- Chattelnges gifood/oirdemoDcracy ; S-OfJdaholS-growing— " i s n ______signedJn_partart_to_m eeLthejieeds- e l e c t r o n i c s inn d u s t r y . Jam es Miller may' b(be facing quite a few hasslesles statements.” says5 S€Secretary of State Pete new law s still take. C en arru sa has slappt bebl done under the law,'' Within his reactior:tionary rhetoric, Jim Miller Tw in Falls opep e r a t l o n . F o r those >vho havee 1forgotten—or perhaps nevfor"»* ■nmpnlgn-dlR^losur^.
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Tw o frien d s of mine,J, DDr. L aurence P e te r, V ^ egas who dropped $750,0001:00 In a casino and “ S start sitting dovm In theie cchair, and I’ll pull “ 01Oh no, E)octor! I Just had mynyliairdone." 1 “I'rharh afraid to use It. It could elthcher moke u never failsilstobreakapatlentup." ti , ; medical spwlally calledled“Humbrpedlcs.” itoutfromunderyou."- i - “That’s Tl an order, nurse. Waltlit iuntil you see himlaugQUgh o r put him Into a com a.'' >'» ------— ___l*lnteniLWhat:s_wrpng)nawithihej»lJ«nU!:L:-^^ ^?Do I have to. sir?.The lastasttimeyou.used _____ this,.!vMr.JloseDbaumJt3JlIWll.:illj:QUJ_didn't ______!!Haaapaanyone.trledtlckllnihlm?:’. “He’slost his sense: oflOf humor. We’re hoping that t medical technique I was/as In a back brace mearan that literally, of course. WiWe’re trying to “YouJou know that's unethical. ShecIx k y iH w e ArtBucJiwa.'iwald writes from Washington fori to f!et a transplant fromim >a com edian In L as for f< a month." m akeke you feel b etter." touch lh(the patient we could be slappcp ed w lth a theljOsAngeJtgeJes Times Syndicate. .
-Letten^ S / Idaho Pi^ower-numberiiring-sysl^m wvouldvaorkjon i IN EL has problem• m a r e a s /spaper about a Russian diplciploma'twho Id a htjoPalla o l 7. Theunselnselfishness and nobility of many ' aglomerate-bureaucrats'Qts? In response lo Mr. Jackson'son's le tte r walk(ked hito the General Services human beingsIngs m ake th e greatest new s there All that would be needceded Is for Idaho Power ppublished In your newspmper»erDec. I I. Admlnlnistration and ordered a bubunchofhighly N O bililility is g reat new s> is. personnel to make availaiilable Its customer-11st-'——■ ThlsresponseiwAypicalajd answer to class)sslfled documents by number)er, signed for Apron:rominentnewsman. Incommeilentlngon RAY A. YOUNGYOI '■ and for the others to usese thoset designations In anyi^lngo that Is said hi opposiwsltlon to nuclear themm and left; Tell us again howw securei the thedlfficfficultles under which reporterfirs Hatelloo-J- their addressing. How time-coDsumlngtin and/or power, p bombs, elc. I im a^neIne Mr. Jackson INELSL n r qny gnyem m ent ration is. somellmi:lmes try to get the facts, saidd tht a t a _ , costly can this procedureure be? ttook It out of his Departmentait eonesrve „flnlUn«ke c survival kiJ^Tlwe INELl^ was selected encycyclopedla and see that the M{Malad. Idaho discern■n llthe correct news In the geneiler^now. Somethingng definitelyd needs lo be done] Sex' ridden on). aU have posts>sts a t points of ca distant Uilrd forSle hecticctlon of Um defense Falfeis, W&rYellowstonearealBiIs an earthquake------T hisslfflruerHero Iff arc's few factsiiih a v e ------educatioffisaiis anlssue stronglyavolded fo r~ t“ intersection which havere ddesignations rreactor, so I Ima^nehe'ssonsore about that. area,a. Two areas out of three hawave-alreadyhad . gleaned: reasonsoffanfamily and personal privacy. The w xj^abcdE . So why not use that grid system I wrote the letter to inform•m theI people of earthIhquakes. 1. The^ e natlonof Israel is capableeofallttle c alarmhignumnumberofpregnanclesthat ■ ; ------designation as a basc?-Ei>-Eq»ciaIly when all the; ;i;i- Idaho about things th ey ^uould l' know about the •-New N defense reactor If builtlit iat Idaho Falls bit of thethe ruW essn^f^rratloj ______.om urod lost;ast year In Twin Falls schools alone hard work Is already dontone? ~ IINEL and the p fo p (^ defwfensereactor;-The • - willi replace n the a'^gproducUoriJoh reactors at 2. Ovei»ver- 5 pendlng and qulck-fixtafiigloTSIp jelntorccallic: lhe need for more adequate sourcos ■ A p p a r^ U y s o m w n ee (s(some few) is/are ggovernment, of course, willU tetell you the good Savaiannah, N.C., and Hanford..TheRussians T) our econcw » m y have niBver been p e rmmmenUy orinlormallMition on-the subject inour 1 h u n g ry foV pra ise and for recognition. So, let points r and leave out the rest.St. It’s1 your aquifer woulcildn’t target the only reactoro r makingi ------e ffe c tu ^ ------tliemM vetheirglortncaIcatlonrbutgettheji*— ““ andwa ater that theyare worid lerials for H-bombs In the UU.S.? i ------3.-Tl>eUSSRbasthegroate he 8ts laavo v labor..------? A good planilace to startwould be the schools,-;- doneUtIa decades overdi!rdue. Isn’t th a t so? ' .- contaminate,notmine,sowh:c virhy-Bhouldlbe Thehe Snake River Aqulferlsstq:Biq)plyJng w ato r— p ro g raam m since the deliverance of an ______In m y opinion,lion, a sex education course should* ._ ;T b estatfrg rid jle3 lg nTiatlonscanbeaready at hysterical? h __...... - fo r allall th^deep water wells fromimldahoFalls isr^frcI from Egypt. b e includedd InI n ^ ^ electtvesiit the juniorani- substitute for street ^,T t8 etems. The Idaho -.-Most of the InformatlonlnInmyarilclels n . totheie Magic Valley and tand Springs and 4. Thelie efficiency of our nationalidefenseln d senlorhlghscih schools. This Is the something thcit hoEaiisandmosl t_- onlyniTn ov t f ii few ff t t per day. I c ontotha^»hg3gvtct:Unlnftla ------~ nccd& to^)eda ...... " o n Ideal solution to the> prproblem. Extending it h a s been published in the Idal;d e r a i l s (h a t.I. Ib ut It’s im m aterial becausejselfthelNEL unknowniwni but over-q?limlstlc leadeiJersshould KmSTENEa^DAIGH . . _ to the U.S. Postal and TelTelephone Co. systems n e w ^ p w . h ad oone i of the m otioned disaateijtere,the • . notbeallI allowM to lead us Into a situaiiatlon TwlaFallBlUa Sunday,y,DM em berl2.1982 Times-ne»-News. Twin Falls. Idaho A-6'. Op) p / c d ^ ^ ^ j r - Q tisP ik e------RepvjAddab^boreaiid vote count nght-rinMXFHouselbattle — - -WAII'ASHINGTON - Tlie hotiorabliJble gentleman marcli.off tlthe serU o^system , havee broughtb But thal waiwas all Wednesday, He won a big one,one 245-176, and cu t $988 ' frompIX ml.sslle Is neitherer deadd nor badly wounded, __ nucleirlear aircraft c o r^ r... or at; sevemt)er elections did nolsaymy that the- that event weiwere evoked botli by those whoho staggereon. baldlsdish, GOlsh m an — brown eyesws w a r m . people of( tl th e United States want to cuicut defense wanted the ml I missile and by those whooppoposed If the Pentagonon canc come up wl Ih a basing behimiind thick glasses, a white must^ustacbe spending,^ im erely that they want to lo strongest supporters are telli ition officials steered clear rmade...honestly It's true.’’.’’ th e P a c lflclc c on his next major journeyy Washington before he tritrav els to h e should not w all much longt Jng. A sked w hether he was leaninglei and will visi'Islt several Aslan countries,s. Peking. making up his mind whether i said he told Reagan “ I . toward I runnlngagaln, he!replied,“As r Theroaren'rum ors lhat Japan, Other lhan that. theUiUnitedStates » rflRFLIGIOUS ARTICLES re-election. whether you arc going to I'v I e sald,the people will lelell you Australia1 arand possibly Korea are will host the next Econoilomlc Summit. * naNATIVITIES1 - — F o rm e r White House polltliqan aid3ut-rthink-you should m ake—— whetherv to do lhat or not;’’-’’------am ong th eecountries e he may-vlsit.------ln-WilIlam8burg,-Va..-thithlsspring.w ith______UNIQUE GIFTS adviser Lyn Nofzlger said, "I nd." He also said his wife Nanuicyislike Reagan1 fafaces a diplomatic dilemmala the leaders of France. BlB ritain, . .oORNAMENTS flf It’s essential thal there be sor ■ tim e .” said he believes the - hhim and thinks that “this isisn'tthe onChlna.Hps. But In a dealer’s showroomvlnced, showaudienclied suggestion that Detroit nost th e d raw ing b e buying W hat Is nee confldenoe^n t e t t e r sjging auto show tha ___ „ :_For_thele woman -closest toto - W ateh credit closing sure that the Past.” »iuio charge a foe for . your htleart, there’s a diammond 1 ^ Ik like last In the centeI checksrSom e banks------— : —Ting"atr,t-ZalesthatVas-spei )ecial ------Because of the lack of resp would platform wou as she; iis. One of these setiet 1 -1-l)ialiam ond,' all of us arc paying an unjust, ticket for a automobileime w to the conclusion that' J . '.‘)*rububy rini’. /parked boards, fendem could be.solved ifjhtf_____ in 14 karatki gold is a We all know that losses suffei :£irattJold.-‘ ------—business ulllmatelygel pasM radiator capsid acLln axcsponsiblaway_____ — the consumer. am. Theimplle7WAIOON’T cl y made, or It must take legal£sponslbllity at charge as mulT A V idoo G om o ift— Issuing a warrant for the amy by some, Till You Soo check writer, usually a futileustpenally. 1 have com( sure too dazzle her Christritmas Ills my belief that thlsproliffered by a ------this problem < could be solved If the bankcnissed on to ------banlu-would i momining. And for .years-tc:to:;.3:rr-: \Y llling to take some responsi , opening checi com e.'You’ll find the perfirfect vere as customers, O F screening people before open ggood _ 1 £ S v*r PeckwiMrilhASHtUm competition T h e D i aamend l Store __ •age anyone iCSLLyjULn.eecLto.i J k n o « £ i o i i C h t i . s .tt ! m a s ! L ___ ; ______' 'AftTi cralisoraltj.A sIz fe ra ll ^ !IQQQDBQ ondprlcosstarlinoirs. QI in fact _____ TUES.-SAT.9;aOan>-S:l C I « c i i o n k s FRIDAYS OPEnj’Tlt^rS l7aoKtmh«rlv.Rood___ IZ ------ripgtaTrci'nvftVTheIIS fc YEAR TO ~ I n t f o a BUHL 5tnlloVi(nUr»■ ^ m
]Q|$1 “ -5 :0 0 p m C l > r9 0 p m ------e M o d e ^ ' — T't-- A-6Tlmea-New8, Twin Fi iecemberl2,1982 ______ation—- ^ o h igresi jnoriingRunch together the nnot be ab le lo pass m ajo r Icgi{cglslatlon unless he BuJut O'Neill, IcaderoftheDentemocralic, . phase o ______president."nt." * ' ______.j_:______i_ propped MXintereont:ontlnental ballistic------ct ------oppo}oslllon,.dldnoLprcdlcUhatJatR^gan-wbuld ------y e a r.... iLlLseemed£lear.lhflt_manywam bers of - - When.thei.the MX vole w as over. R eagan m issiles In a Wyomingn g fiei ra r — "THroltlmaunleclsloirnsliislCTwhctherthe^^ ------!ose.«esome-future votes.—You1 tatake-youry ______BuUL emocratsand angrily urgi^etfCohitfgsfftOTcverseThe'Housc— r " This was not Reagan'[an's first defeat on FPresident will have the sameTie 1influence in the vlclotbrlesone by one,"-he said,1. Congrcipt!3s, especially Southern Oer erate Republicans, felt liberal•ated fay last acllon/lJutiJut on Capitol Hllli Republicans were ^C apllol Hili: Earlier thlthlsyearbdlKhou^ ~next n Congress Isup to hlm;“ saids a senior La.^w m akers In both parties,J. 11Ihoughrreallzed—-modera m aklngthe' their own statements asking Reagan ' overrode his veto of a spendingS{ bill, and later R epublicanon Capitol Hill.. ““It 1 depends on his thatIt thisI was the first major.votvote since the month'sth's elections. iromlse or risk losing more Vol« next the House turned down I willingness to compromise♦and an his creativity cong)gresslonal elections last mono^th, elections ' In a paperp published last week,.political p tocompron wn his Idea for a w hen a more liberal, more Democratic constitutional amendmi in creating new cotillons.”" In w#hlch l voters seemed to regisgistcr their scientlsitlsts Thomas Mann and Norirrm an year, when dm ent to balance th e ir ss takes over. ’ budget. The old coalition, which paspassed Reagan's oppoposition lo the level of mllltartary spending Omsteliiteln noted lhat Reagan camptipalgnedfor Congress U I Demlocrats5 say Ragan said, can America1 achieveai ly depends,” HeHolllngs said, address- leaving most American missiles In Ernest Holllngs, D-S.C., D said Satur- ..jgifcterrence and arms rcductlorlions." ing the presldeniill. , tacttact lo strike back. Holllngs and Holllngs saidid R eagan’s "m ilitary others crlticizc that plan as un "You may prel•efer lo buy MX Th‘rh e Senate takes up the quesijeslion of spending spree'ie" was "even more^u-.workable^ ------— :------mlssiles-wlth-red-d-lnk-rathesMhan— aductlonjnon&sthlSAveekrHo■Moiiings;— uiwsEcrtfflabRT’fi" bficaust ittiiiuify school lunches will;Ilh red Ink, but the a projrospecllve 1384 Democratictic presl- ‘co n lraclo rs cannot co "absorb the——But Bi . Friday and_agaln_.Saturday_... ink Is Jusl as red.”'H t olllngs said in the denti;ntlal candidate, is a leadingIng oppo- money lhat fasi.';t.” . ReaReagan said he is w illing to listen to Democratic resporonse lo Reagan’s nent.nt. . “ T h ree of thele four m illlary service baslbasing alternatives but wants .the weekly radio addresess. HoiPollings said Reagan had1 sislashed chiefs tell youu the $40 billion MX SentSenate to approve the $388 million In “Iknowyoudidn'ln't set out lo becortie childIld nutrition, student loanKUis and p ro g ram Is a bsbad Idea, and still you misimissile production m oney voted ^ w n W m t Uic blRgest spendeiler of all lime. Mr. othericr social programs while; pipushing plunge ahead,”” he said, adding that byt>y tithe House. ______UllI'l pt.^O'O F r a s e r a nr d M a rc S te p p e x p talain i th e co n tra c t Ho^i(itals^^arclTf^n■ m ore ^ ? ^ i d e 7 p5oisoninrgs“ ( SAN JOSE. CalifIlf. (U PD - Hospi- S a n JJose police. ■ ‘‘H ew lll bequilueslloned a s a witness . .nidinide was copfirmed. lals Saturday bcgi!gan searching two Su(Sue Bowen. 30, collapsed Inn a com a, not a su sp e c t," BBye emphasized. “We “ arc going back through the Vleadesrship chain of events, interviewing each UAWi 'sw allow - T h e F B I, whi/hich Joined the case cha months of recorords. looking for froth)thing at the mouth, aflcr'sw misdiagnosed selz‘izures that could ingI a Maximum Strength Anaijiacln III Friday, was ccoordinating the In- p par a rly .” said Bye. “We a re obtainln^g___ t have b^n cyanidele poisoning — sim l- capsipsule. vestlgallon wilhth state and local of- documents doc where the tests were -apprcOVCS GContract ital.—Novr-26-case— -DDoctors-flrst o thoughlsh&suffi ______" ___dond o n e .'j______'' • ' • .'___ ------lar-to-a-near*fatie-laccd Anacin III strokroke. But stale lests found1 cyanidec; Their “primailary objective” was lo "But B he said il was premature lo ■ "By MICHEUNE MAYA W A R D ...... o r thle e iU.S. before Ja n u a ry so t h______a l' -involving cyanide-i In ththe Anacin III. Mrs. Bowenven’s orl- determine whellither any link could be .comment .con on the results of tests VPlAutoWrlier couldagelthl8,’’Frasersald. g ml w e capsules. Fflclals, m eanwhile, glnalial blood and urine samplesDies w ere found betw een1 thei Chicago Tylanol perfo per rm ed by labs th a t gol the tainted T he e details < of the contract for t Slate health offln 3,000 Anacin III relestested for cyanide andI doctorsd cyanide polsonlrlings that killed seven bottle bot from Bowen. ------DEARBORNrMIch;-ch;— Unlled-Aulo— first-til-time-showed-tho-company-aor the reported tests onLfrom.the d rug sto re founcimd cyanide at 10 times aboabove the i^pIelnSeptem:mber. “We “ have only heard one side of the story. We haven't talked to the lab Workers leaders alII Chrysler( Corp. unionn agreemeni on absenteeisy_and_capsulesjemovcd.fi de-laced pain-killer acce]ceptable levels. “There Is no sisuch correlation at this 'sloi Saturday overwhelmlnmlngly approved a U n d erzr thi e p rogram , w orkers wjeism. ith : where the cyanideliled to turn up any MrM rs. Bowen w as In stable conditioncot point,” Byesald.Id. people peo yet. We don’l know whal they did.” Bye said. ^ _ . new contract lhat Incrncreases wages of absenon ces w ithout m edical excuseith li six w as purchased failcapsules. Satuiiturday, nursing supervisoriT £Shirley He also saidI tthere were no known did U.S. workers, sendinidlng 11 lo 85,000 slx*moinonth period would first5C in a other adulterated ici belng.conducled on E aiston s t said. attempts to extxlort money from the - a c tiv e an d la ld ’off woiworkers for ratlfl- counselseled, suspended and then flretJt be M ore lests w ereacln b III returned to Shle will undergo speech andd occupa-o- palnrelleverfroirom shelves, Bye said. • llonw lde will beheldi FiFriday. teelsmm pi lan . ibsen- sumer. spllals to scour Ihelr. tionamal therapy when she Is released re people who pupurchased Anacin from Chrysler Canada3 vworkers began , UAWiW Vice President Marc Ste Police asked hpspcases of cyanide fromsm Good Samaritan Hospltrpltal. her lot F229. the saiam e one lhal poisoned ------votlng-onaslmUar coicontract-covering— said-hehe- thought-the-plan-was-"veiStepp records for anyjuld-have-gone'-un— i docU ------MrsrBowenrwei/ere'asKGd to 'relu m the"' - 9,600 striking workers.!rs. v e ry falfa ir." ■very;— p o lsoning-thal-cou MrMrs. Bowen’s husband. Rich;ichard, a drug lo the storore from which ll wos Eligible to vote onn 11the contract are Fra«aser said he did not know he diagnosed. acted each hospital _ 2&-yc-year-old truck driver, volunlunleered purchased, 42,000 laid off work(irkers and 43,000 C hryslcsler would find the money lo/ howp "Wc hove contacasked them to look forr i a lie detector test Fridayday, then Bowen, who0 first suspected the active workers. Usuallually, oi;ly active fo r thie e inew co n tract which re ^ rtc.0 tipay In our area and has s with the InlcnlionA. poslfslponed the tesl on advicece of W s__^^inwaspoisilsoned.U)ok the pills to ■contract.------^------— c o staabnutjlQOmilHnn- b t rtedly back for two monthisdiagnoscd cases W y c r : - '------• • — sever^'labs Ih1 theI area, the hospital' R ich ard WaSkln,, nmember of the “Il's<.'s obvious they a rc going to h a of looking for misdold have bMn -cya-^;f^ByBye*^uglas F raser told localss aare swayed by their precedliS---- edlng S [table C a news conference hetie didc not think the votes. ComfOT ------contract-wouldhave.bic.bcen posslhlf* fo^ FYnsfoscr-sald-hc-thought-the-pa Americans lo achlevileve without the vrouldd 1be rallfled by “a comfortab. p a d ------monlh-Iongslrikebylly the Canadians. margin;ln" bul would not predictla b le , oC ------Ml Gift “ It took a strike. EitherEI In Canada figure.e. let a ; C ornfortabl* M atin g UI a.Olft(ij Idea lh a t la«U (or y«argre toti come chair deelgne . .. . . comfort. Com« ln and relaxox IrIn a n y of o u r j f i _____...,andSc«ndlnftvlttnD«D«*lBn h o f th « fltiMt M iectlon.o n _ ...... bw dw roe wiectliAlone . . . you 11 ee« why comfortnfortable eeaUno ' s n ju h t r * . E le g an t l«ath«th«r r«dlner« that swivel, innovilovaUve from ScandinaviaHan D«»l8n will make yourholldjolIdayaaaMA - —-fr- ...... - ...... OnioniFieM IT]nim lerer Iniptrlng. r...... ^ ; *995 $ 4 4 9 Ourmo«tunir1unirfou* Ih* award freed onc parollie again [ » « ... ehalr.Jhtahla«l«g>nt daalgn Bfe ltalh«rrad[»«r .bleUiaeheloeof ------^TEHACHAP/, Callt.illf.-(UPI)-— Con------T hle el Board of Prison-Terms revoV ------rtliiCfortiiai.S a S ? " " " ------coiore «n a teaK m vlcted killer Jimm}im y I>ee Sm ilh, S'mllh'ith's parole and sent him ivoked-: to I ------H ^ y H wstchlnsTV.o)k/ or a quick rOMWOod-Kl^tatned (ram*. a * nap,lhUcl»]r«*lrwlllUvour Lowhackii»ho«m.Hl«h __ | paroled for a secor(Cond tim e since C allforfomla Correctional Institutionto th e M w a donoman ''"-I {avodt*.Ottomtoman ^ .vaiUhl.,,ba«k«Bd< com m ittin g th e nolinotorious "Onion Tchadachapi for six months, one of:lon I a t v f lB K 1— r j ...... Indodwl. , i«,______Field'! slaying of as ppolice officer 19 ' suchI lermsU thal parolees arc subjiof two y e a rs ago. say s he willATili try harder this to If■ they U violate the terms ofubject th ------— tim e to avoid drugs:—;— ------• -re le a se f-th e lr------•- • “ I ’m g o ln ^ o lr y tw:tw ice as hard this slrlci Allomcy John Van Smith said Friday " tim e lo slay oul,” Sm ip, who failed In a last-dllm dc after his release from fro prison, his Tipt to prevent Sm ith’s l-dltch Inll (fUM ______second try at living ou ile_lasl_February,^sald_theInitial .Ct hadTpehl six months’ ^ 6 9 9» id killer will face the B sai,con-______his earlier parole was r ilatlons that sent him backsam e Four months afte SPEOAl. PURCHASE!3 . — - )n four months after hisick fi to Our flncM holiday v«ltM ' paroled Feb. 23 from 5 s . . . thU lounflt ISC. I first Smith vanished for thr ■wivtia and rMllAM en iu ...... routine test, showed I e>eyldence.of, drug ...... "Hlis.history, is shows.he.has.Irou: ...... use. Smilh at flr^ salesaid he had unwlt- livingig outside a structured cnvlrro u b le ...... pi1cs.$769.' tingly taken a pill pl containing menl,"I," Van de K am p said. “ Theivlron- sa: ho Intor nrimlMwi ti>mpta isam e ne had shot heroin, — ------ra s niimeM/nrstnrwnncrer’ m ------
I Give aLfiift I Of Health ^4-*19£« ^79 8SL______-nMrmaikabta I f c V S N ehJrif'aOrthoj** I This-sjaiF isiiias— l — ' ~ m i u Uiuireoai!2ZtMfhl« aalveUng r»dln« wllhnobMkeui ^ BaUnachaifia! .'2 S S 'u - d __^ Special Offer Gil Gift Certificates Available Fi (or______K • 1 Month MelAembership for.$16.9 MaewCardaftd'KlVUa accepted W. M en a n d WcW om en J 5 ^ I' ■ M *6V isllstoth> the Sun M achine' I’ : . i _____ W for $13.955 ______C dncffficiv]aanDesilignSfSt Sti ______B y Jl a a r n Thuralofrii^^i^ itncHHOlcntE Albenertsons Market Place: e
: - — ^ ■*32 Hlahlond AvVnm■nu«. TwlnFolti '. 73^0?! ______.1.7.64.WV._State,_Boise .. 34_5-5(505.Z-.______— ____ - r-SlQ tftJjSUtKj 5Suh..12-S.------Sundiidav. December 12.1832 Timea-News.Tin Twin Falla. Idaho A-7 . Cleanup b e q? i i i n s ■ _ ^ . ------o _ ------:------FF i i o o d s - / ^ ~ Reaughf onlhegai bitter-cold temperatureures to scrape By.TOMM UHLRNBROCK two people In the LLittle Rock area. WeathcIth e r Service Is predicting a mud and debris trom>m their flo6d- By A rkansas th e homNovarvado - sp o ciallzin g in ththo o good old roliobio pinlor i ' / Tl . weredlsasterarcas. h a rd e stJt byt the record Ooodlng, to be Its tributaries- alrcadady had crested. i pino.lO. I * ' I------“ N ot since 1979. whenhen the president eligiblee for emergency aid. even howpvcr 'sllll1 Ww ere above flood, > a vorloty v for ovory fomllynlly budgot ranging from 1 d ec la re d Illinois a floodxxl disaster a rea, thoughJ Uthe town dropp^ out of the I $1.51.25ft. up to $3.00 ft. ■Tfieieatterm an.. 1 . have Illinoisans suffereered such totally federalJ r flood-insurance program last 3 tO C Am T I o H % 123I: Main Av». Eoil, Twin Fntl« disruptive flooding. IiIn addition, a year. The M ississippi wcwas 10 feet over , ■ Tfc* loffloat a«loc«iorr-^f-ldoliu~ — • rcsldonts-began-movlng-backack— flood-atage-at-historicIcSterGcnevlcve;— TrafoTHTngTC^Worf A5 ------Pfiyliiif'Drug ------^ fl*gom alongi in Iho Mofllc Voiioy. ■ housing units in Neww EBoden.-a-com-— into thelilelt-homCsJnJrimes^each.and and where residents pileded sandbags four , &S. s. Lincoln in Jorom o (ocroi:ross from John Daero) Op«« l».>l90M»ii..|«l.irrl.1II« ' ..... m u n lty now faced vkithith ;a m onum ental ^ t h e f flooded f towns ^ n g tho the feel hlglTalong'Maln" 'i y ^ ' Most)St Stores Forecaa s t p e n L..ate : found 1t o ------[ / ) n Si g h t s l - n i ______t a d i l a e K i i l s t m a s ! be lackking VALLEY PARK, Mo,Mo. ( U P I ) - B i l l - ^— Jones Jr. stomp^1 con the soggy ^ c a rp etin g of th e MeiMeramec Valley ^ ^ ------Bank-and cursed-the-i’le-Arm ylCorps.of__ ^ : Engineers. "The Corps predlcidieted the flood would crest at 33 feet,'e t," he said; “ We ‘ d id our own survey wh. ^more memory, a printerr aiand Joysticks .. fi== IS ot the river and ' ' physical restrictions o for privacy, electronic ringeiger with Hi/Lo/Off switch.1. RI ead y to • r : for fr m o re versatility a n d1 mm' ore funl ly. never grew liko . the two-lane highway. plug inl FCC registered..W W hite. '#43-284. Brown. « 4 3 . 2 8 5 ^ *#26-3004 TV nnd Prooromim PPaK nol includod H | ; . more prosperous areijreas of St. I.X)uis ' C ounty., Sl^tseers andmd insurance estlraaters— cloggeded -the--muddy ------^ highvay through town)wn. surveying the damage as a light driiJrizzle fell FYlday. ^ Wireieiess FM Mike3 C AMVI/FM S te re o Phono P With _IL w asn’t like th e twoIwoKlay downpour Uiai caused the rrecora-breaklng / g U . Froront-Load Cassssette Deck Meramec flooding —. jusl enou^.to L Clarinette‘-90 by ReiR ealistic. make the gray DeceiKimber day even y - b l e a k e r ------C harlie Fudge. 53.a. a lifelong resl- Special Purchase! dent, leaned on a moplOp Inside Chariles’ Midtown ResUurantant. Chairs and ® 9 5 ^ ------tables-were stacked-t)d -to- one-slde- an d ------^ 7 S - J W _ R e g ------the floorwas drying. 219 .9 5 - " I t looks p retty goo(’ood now.” h e sa ld . 6 9 5 - v a te rto m y c ro tc h -- “ I:w as w ading in w a i ...... r...R®ppicord from radio,.3;sp.eecl.c]i.changsror ...... L.SI ...... -b e ro re ...... Kiids love p reteridihg t iey're'"D Js'’.'All they have/e"t6-''d6'is”’’ , "live"'e" with optional rriikes. WithW|i two 18"- io ^ o f 33 f « t h a d , dust cover. “If their prediction tune to a blank spot onI ththe dial of any standard FFM radio. .. highjh.speakers, lighted dial. dL been anyw heres n ear:ar right I wouldn’t then tall< or sing away. ##& 6 0-2109 Bol10f*09 0xlrn #13-13-1199 qi have been hurt. I kncknow I could have
Utility crews worlnirked to restore services. City empliiployees removed. logs and pieces-nf-hf-homes Irom the , ■ r ^ A M S ^ ilendar/ClockJRadio 5"_!_BAW TV_VWith AM/FM R s trw t.- : C h ro niodate‘-229 o by Realislic . ■ PortaVision)n “ by R ealistic * At Bolte’s Supera- M arket' r u l n ^ ■ / ] ------. groceries-were-plle)Iled high In th e -W /i parking lot. A loadi olof turnips spilled ' CC u t 2 4 - / 0 over Into the streetet and were crun- |F^ ched by passing cars.rs. . JI I ______M t095 4 ••It’ll be closeie to-$100,000.11^ R e g . 169.9r _____. I ^ w rence Bolte. 67.r. saidsj of his los ^ . J l S “it was all purchased 3788 JlSll'llllljr Delivers razor-sharp picturures anywnerel alw ^payltup.” on internal batter*, Tias morning with radio orjr_buzzer alarm. Battery., Built-in sun shade. Runs o Bolte also questlomloned the accuracy j ■I Wake, 'em up Christma: ower. With ear- . I B ackup pow ers c lo ckk a:a n d alarm if A C fails. Battery at Sentiner LED les. AC or car/boafDC pov ------r:of-the Corps._Uke.ke_blher-business p h o n e. #16-1i00 aaiierios. DCo< odaptor e x ir o ...... ‘w arns o( w e a k b atteryry. . 1D isplays tim e writh a.m>./p.m. ./| indicators or, owners, he ptotected:ted his store with I |6_;_Blchup buttery «xtr«______‘Moosured diagonally ______S______------5ant#ja^bat"the^-waterspllled-oye^ I___ Lrrionth/d a te jU ^ th em . ------rrHrBtared-BOlemnlymlyas-a-wheelbar------™ ------rowor-fluayTfiffiP*ffipefrandTooWM ------theRaidioyhael e k Store or De, ACROSS 10 111 112 1 Formosa Strait ^ C T B k T ______lalarid______:_ i:,.L LiLi'J 6 -Small amount ! - 9 Veatmarjt (or — — — — — — 9 1------a Habraw prlaat.._.. Ro? ] ^ n s “TMpT” — — — — 14 % • 17 Coalition " UMZ~ZZ 18 Taj Mahal alia 28 30 L l I & 20 10 million ZZEMZZZZ 36 3T ” |39 ' rupeaa ______By JIM M LEW IS , ' 21-Honolulu'*' ■Ji" ” j j | | | M UnlicdPnPress JntemaUonaJ ______iBjand______Z2 GurtXancaaiiif ~ ' T T ■ i T ^ T | B n r f i 9 iV IIX E . T enn. — The world < r ' dim » M NASHV: 26 0 ( birth r countryI mm usic tu rn e d out 1,500-stronn ng 27 Duty ______Saturdayly to pay final respectss Ito ------2 8 Ur(aronc«------— - 85- S8~ 87- M - ~ ------■= trrp P eo- fii • - - “ "■ T e r S3 84 - • •• • singer MMa arty R obbins, eulogized a s a 29"—waaeolng — m ender: oloi broken h e a rts whose son{ongs I to SI. Ivaa" eT “ touchedJd Ithe very soul of America." 31 S a m o a n c a p ita l * How- ■ 33SlnB»r p r 72 — RobbinsIns. 57, died W ednesday follov Tonnlllo ■ M H . Ing a ,qi.quadruple coronaiy bypo£p a ss 34' Chou En— operation.on. w'------II ng th^fcfluntry.music_cQjlcag( — ------35.En«JIno-lor------f —. S78- — I—I— = i i i !- 63 - 64- — ^—-Among . ‘■hallow"...... _ :______presentI fcfor the service were.Johnrhnny 36 1965 film and Junene Carter Cash, Eddy Amolinold, 41 That la — W agoner. C harley Pride, RcRoy 42 Compactalooae iii!!! — -=------P o rter Wj Iso, 191 9 2 j ;a n d aoll ...... ______Acuff, RURicky Skaggs. B rcnda Lee ar 43 — acustom ar 00 . Jim m y DlDickens. ' 44 Abomlnabla ■ t r i i i : - m m Followliiwlng th e eulogy. M iss Lee sangsar Snowiqan JIQI I . 1 0 2 ...... = i ' : = = ! ^■HH “One DaylayataTime." 45 Swaathaart loa 110 111 . 'T h e: d doctors c did a n awful goodd]o ]c b 47 Amos of ding M arty’s h e a rt" in theI firstfir bsaaball _ _ of m endln 48 Windsor, e.g. m I m ^ “ operationion 12 y e a rs ago. th e Rev. W.C.W.< J o h n n y C a s9h h a n d T e d d y W i l b u rnatRobblns*funeral n a ‘ -.'m 52 Platter — — Lankford,ird. p asto r of the Oak H:Hill 53 Softthsasa bly of God Church, said inn hh is ■ _ 1 I Assembly 54 Pub drink eulogy. . 5S “ Davy Crockatt, n rty himself rpended thousanisands ■' i— B i • —” (1965lllm) 114 Portico 534 A m erican p o e t, w inner 90 Bro^rownlnlat “Marty stem Tour & Travel i ken hearts each year ass hhis Weste 86 Stimulate 116 Seasoning S id n e y — 711 Durable 0 91 Flavloy of brokei p re s e n ts 66 The Orseka 116 L e a tS p a n ls h . :37 Moo goo — pan 722 A ctre sa M ary — 92 Dauaughlarol SOngS totouched the very soul^ of 67 Kind of chair ■ q u e e n (OHenteidlah) 777 BumpkinB Mutluhammad America,:a. Today. Marty’s care-Qrecr m i- u Love-Hawaii, 66 "Butch — Kid" 117 0newhols J38 P e n ro d 's pa l 788 Measuring M 93 Suit d another plateau. Todi'oday A L o 39 Decorative in Ir stm m e n t o—wAwronsur# ------ja n d B ranm s SratBTUTBT------llUUVCnsi:reingingthfrpraises^f-God:^ - Clamant or a e q u a l title . a s s u ra n c e ...... 600 Palais P king 102 Oveverhead Robbin:)ins was buried in a privaiv a te 1 I Jl haro- DOWN '45 Y ankee-D oodled? 811 T T able p ro p aya'/atoms ceremonjony following the 30-minulinute * _74-W*va*iSp.___ ^____------|-S te ln ------'— 46 WW 11 craft...... 822CablnruQ C 103 Nototathome funeral1 : attend^ by country musnusic i S... S. O cean ic In d epp e n d en c e 76 Locuaf, *.0. 4 7 Oo— ...... M13 World V area 104 Res ___ 2 B abylonian______' ■______s ta rs .iaans h ahffhis fam ily------FEB. 10fhfhru2<, 2 0 th ------: — ----- 76'Aeneee'lowe------g od ■ ------(unyielding)...... 644 T T o m ------^ 0 6 -R e p 76 Swear 16 Actreaa 108 Ooc 1,500 people gyerflowed U 3 T h a w o rst, a a ‘40 Former county 86 A oddesa; Lat. LenS Tour you hove alwayv a y s wanted to take. 70 Allgna, SB -In S c o tla n d Normandolold K 109 Carard game main chichapel of Woodlavm Funcr The Hawaii 1 b a n d s go nights Honolulu, PcPolynesian Cultural'" a wheel 4 Davenport • •.50 01 oil 67t7 EEverything 110 Ab-b — ((rom home, tljlth ree sm a lle r chapcls andlin in to ' Features 2 61 Angle Iron ' - 61 Concise b u t th is thleegg) e the hallwllway lo pay their last respecpects ^ Center. Cityy Tour, 7 days Luxijxury Cruise of the 65 Iowa rellgloua 6 W hole , i 6 Flow er ' 52 —-do (square 66« F lexen 111 Drunigged Slate totheGriSrammy Award winner, d a n c e move- 6919 SSticky cam o n ia . ^ Islands withI shores excursion avail/dilable extra, 7 Rep. ■ ■ Robbinjins underwent the heaheart , 87 Daleat . 8 Nastychlld ■ > m ent) , , — ~ .^ 6 0 RtfVflan adviser------— 53 Slllychatter ------r rw ------bypassuoperatlon_Dec..2Jollowing-01 • 1 ,7 9 6 .0 0 p e r pperso e n 9'SeaurchIn | attack. He underwent a tripletrip 2 . haringigo eobln • 3rd or 4th porsonlnccIn cabin redueod rato, -'■■J 90'1947 Aden 10 "Mls”or“dls” 55'Cryatalllne ‘ m m i fl jwv if! S f H fumi B h r f heort att film yk7 5 “ ■ T T fff J rgo T 11 H o rse fo o t . (luld m 1 1 1 i. I _ bypassI operationo 12 years ago ai F o rlniformaHon ft and Resorvttrvaflonscall: 98 Qenetlc letters 56 Persian 11 12 M ork'e p la n et T ff IV N S’ contlnuecjed to pursue an active life 97 Morsel 13 D ies 57 Sniffed [v sfo^k ' da Kind of gin ;p V J n j r an enterterta ln e r a nd a dabbler in slo 14 S p a c e m e aa p re s e .K a h n o f a o n g a Tt t? p 3 ESTERNTOUR&TTRAVEL 99 Slangy 59 Ferber^nd 11 carracln.ling. ' approvals 16 C ertein drink 3lns, whose greatest hit wasas ai 2 CArol Klmfarill 73 3 -0 9926 2 6 OR 16 NewOrleena B e st 1 1 f i ^ L i | h t Robbin , 1 0 0 Lov0 5 2 3 -4 1 9 8 (Idaho Falli=alls-Call Collect) .Deserter ...... - sc h o o l______' . '60 Considerable 5 PI 5 million1 I seller “El Paso,” wasIS in-. 1 I LowodoLc — lOiBrswlng.as ...... -a m o u n l...... ' g i l ] I into the Country Music Halllall of .19 •‘One Day:—" g ? rm s ff i tttIh y ll t 71 575 ^ i ducted In ___ tea . 21 M ln e r'afln d ' 61 ' B ank a b b r .. |» | j | two months ago. He wasIS theI 103 Aromatic 62 Exeunt- ^ r 0 1 III I _____ F am e tw hydrocatbona 23 Stare ' ' i pC _ author- oiof 500 songs and had 18 No.No t 24 C om pany ( s ttg e 10S Appraiaes direction) f hits a nid d '43 In th e top 10 over hisslong lo r 107 ISSeTom Brown 25 "Skylark" r career. pralsar 63 Swelling . h ‘S'?!!]!" 29*yearc; , film home — — 29 L av /y ar ab b r. 64 — Is la 7iii! 1 II A sp(Okesman o k for the funeral hor • 112 American * 69 “I Kid—"(Jack T ------30-C log. e.g .------! F | f f 5 i M _____ sa ld a bMUt o i 2.0QO people_had_co.me by admiral Psarb'ook) 5 leir rcspects during four hoi 113 Gathers 32 Afllx 70 A Preaknoss - li iBftlslilvlwl pay theli — " ■■ • of visltlnting open to the public Frid: -
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H e a rft r e dip ie n lIrheallin g p nofrfuiliy ail e r t ^ “ ByPlilERGILLlNS--- recoveiver from the'sekures-suf-—— Clark’s wife, Una.Lo;x>y. Tias b e a i helping bath bai lilm and rub him withith that aid clotting. • FPeterson said efforts} to!to flush his kidneys and lack of tal feredTuesdisday. ' staying io a room oear.lr.ber husband lotion_____ .. doctors had been givlnsng Clark platelet proper'r' nutlritkm. X-rays 'and _____ “ W e ar€are still looking _for_a_)__ since the historic surgeiyty Dec. 2 when____P etersonon - said-Clark’s - had - shownwn— transfusions - lo-compepensate-for-the- electronicanle scans-fouod no evidence of— ^— ----- 'SA LT-LA K E-C ITY “- Incisions Ii Ih brigbtenhigng of the neurological1 he became the furst huruman to have numerousIS ssignsof physical rocovery.y. action of tho pum But th e b rain da:damage due to clotting or » tl^g r t)efrt of ftf*iPrlnl eart-reciplent -sy8lem ;"-«-8aid-Dr.-Chase-Peteraon,--7 ,--7 hisd y ln g lieartp erm an ei]ently. replaced------V H ls'rlm:lnclslons-have-easenUfillyUly— transfusions ceas^ Th;liutsday. . hemoirftaTftaglng,' but doctors have not • “ ^unQT Qark have bealeiaied without Universityy ofc U tah vlce.president forr with an artindal beailart • ma.dp.'- of healed amand there are no signs of com pleteletely ruled out the possibility. i^fehioo, doctors sa!d SatiSaturday, but medicine,, duringd a dally briefing on1 polyurethane. Infection,”I,” said the doctor. “ His Clark was also breadithlng better and Peterso:>rson said G ark has been able to l^^nerypus system hasas not fully Qark’scond)ndition. Unlike other patients wwbo have had kidney* functionfur Is well within th the e d octors w ere beginningIng to ween him m outhI wowords, but can't speak because rfnrvered from postMst-operative “We haveive encouraged his fam ily to> a ^ f lc la l h e a rts lmp!anie& a r k *'s t routiime noticmUtm um:>' qSaWCHAEL WHITNEYY U nlike the e eo th er beds In th e unit. It Iss Another future of'hihis third-floor Press JateraatlonallaJ glassed n, in, and Venetian blinds mayf room designed to keep‘P Claric from •be closed to ensure privacy. The glasss losing touch with his surrrroundlngslsa ..B M l a k e c i t y , — - Life for walls andid blinds a re p a rt of th e& window providing view a of the arilflclal heart reclpienilent Barney security measuresme Installed to protectt snow-capped Wasatch fountains.Me C)prk does not have th«the familier the first recipient r of the Jarvik-7^ The window Is requirered by (ederal rh y th m or morning, noonland an night. artificial hh( e a rt from unwanted visl-■ regulations, said John.tn„ Dwan; the K'ln Uie ICU things are ore going on tors, ^' medlcalcenter’schief^pokesman. -. i— aitiund the clock." explaijlained Helen Presentt atai all times in G ark’s room Kee, dIrMtor of nursingg atg the Uni- is at leasts t one specioUy'tralned In-:• “It may sound kind ofr silly s: at firs t- versity of Utah Medlctllcal Center, tensive car:are nurse, with a secondj a federtU regulation requiring re< win- ^ Ita l signs are checkedk) every< hour nurse availsillableirnceded. dows,” Dwan said. "BuBut the reason Sr two. Blood samples anare taken as , A technkmlcian is often present to5 for th e regulation Is sound. so Studies N oov w i ^Eieeded. Periodically, h isB tctemperature check the} functioningfi of th e artificialj __ have show that patieniuits in rooms is tak en ." ‘ hear’s'drivirive' unit; a 375-pbuh~d cartt without windows becomenedisoflehted T aaking k l But despite the 24-hourour schedule, connectedi loU Clark’s heart via a pairr and don’t do as well physically p as ^ O r d ' Mrs. Kee said, nurses: mmake every of tubes thaihat run through his skin, patients In room s with wlivindows.” effort to keep Clark in tou<;ouch with the 'The nurs«rses talk to him when he Is3 Mrs. Kee said anotheher important ■ ■ ■ flnv-to-riny riPtnlls nf nnrma•mal life.------aw aker-eve}ven-thou^-the-re8piratoi— T n re rittc n iiy ------—HOLIDAiL_____ • “ They brush h is teethI anand give him tu b e m akesces it impossible for him to) ill patients is simple humimancontacl. fiaths. They sh av e him wheivhen he needs sp eak in response,” re said Mrs. Kee. "O ne reason a n urse is there ali the she said. "The nursurses believe “It’s Imporlortant that he know what’s GIFTBASKETS L.CIark_human- ...... ^ OOUPAY I ■ ^ery much ttat you shouhould present golngonaroiroundhim.[.’_ ...... ’ time Is lo give the Dr^C g . - J contact,’’she said.' — Datlents'wlth their normamal'rtiutlhes. Clark Is} ableal to respond by nodding Iffs Anyone VWII Enjoy!------We find th at if we keep aI papatient clean or shakingg his h head. He can also make} But the ICU nurses mmust keep an 3U pick th o w in o , th o Imd neat they feel better." ' his needs knownkn by spelling out wordsi eye on artificial heartI performance{ VI looso, w e Include smok* ^ “Every patient has some sor special on a speciadal board printed with thei data, monitored by App3ple com puter CHI fflsh. crackers, win© thing they are very particiticular about, letters of thethe alphabet. - ' and displayed on a video rcessorlos. • F o r D r. C lark, because hetie isi a dentist, W e2 llll D r i n k s $ 1 . 2 5 ( m a dde e vi/ith house liquor) Uishlsmouth.” ------hHot Buttered Rum or Brandy $1.25 GIFTCEimFICATES £ M rs. K ee said C lark’s wifwife, Una I.«y Hot Spicedj WV ine 75* ' ^ark, told the nurses heher husband AVAILAB1.E------— ■^uld feel more comfortsortable if his s a u t i f u l Free H ors d’i' oc e u v r e s mouth were thoroughlyf rinsedr with i> aNTttr7TOO-P:MrMOfONDAYnhTO-FRIDAY- . Snouthwash. Because Gaiilark Is slowly ffor / tlie be* Lir win* Inventory It itocli*d recovering from seizuresires suffered ^ , I ' ” Ith (Ivly dl{ftr«nt i«l«n(, iu r ^ y It bo x « i ond w in* occ»iiorl*t <](\iesday and h a s a resplrailrator tube In ' . his mouth, the use ofI rmouthwash r tha holldoy*. Pt«o«* katp o p ie in y ° _ln mind lof ip«eia1_caie______tiresented a special problenilem...... Icoi on iHd w in* of your ' ~f j ' ------• ■ “But the nurses have3'managed n to olc«l SpMlatt ■- rinse out his mouth usingIng a squeeze - m m m - n A H ... ''Biilb. like a turkey baster.’er,” Mrs. Kee lA i ------1749 Kimberiy Road >malnTodoyl \ Wi I explolned. . Twin Falls, Idaho :— She said Mrs. Clark hehelps nurses KB ______0 f i lE ’U iflaais -^ithrthecare-of-her-hustaisband,-some-— ------> times rubbing molsturizlrizlng cream Lonto Clark’s feet and hands.ids. ; “ We alw ays encourage;e tlthe fam ilies I T T n T A T T l ) ICU pallets to helpp wherev they- • c a n ," M rs. K ee said. • Clark’s room Is usuallylly filled with Lmusic played over a ra(radio. Somer times;-aTUie^reqiSSF0 I=Dr.-WiUlam—l=D I ® P y2 [ _ -DeVxIes.. thesurgeoo-Whoi>ho.implanted' __ —•'the artificial hcttrtrtheradl•adkHfftunied— Egltoii rorr"and taped Christmasnas music is fl iO Blue Lakes Blvd. N. U rfayed. l e » i ^ r ; There is o television set2t Inli the room. g liairdl< 'Next to Wearhouse 222) Hjut so far It has not beenen tumed on. W 734-0603 [ Mrs. Kee said. 506 Main Ave. N . 7 3 4 - 8 0 ; Clark’s bed is at thee (end of the raegM ne II a m - 6 pm Mon.-Sat.' ; crescent-shaped Intensiveive c are unit. m S
F o r t h«rtde ^ of your life.-— - i Ail y o ui nm e e d f o r C h i i s t m a s I FofProfltom I I ^ a r c jr o>ur u r two front seatst | I / RICHARD PlP R Y O R \ / iij J A C K IE: CG L E A S O N I ■ . . 7 ^ ' >5> i I — When Jackie Gleas:ason told his son l i hele could have any presentpi he wanted, ; iHlfe he pickedpi the most oututrageous gift of all.i... ^'1 C l f f B o o k s Richardrd Pryor. p m ■ J l O V a l u # - ...... - S > “ *■ P 'T I I EL J T M 1 I B .W LMljmillE-NtD-ifflll P lHY— i l ^ — ------^ROB[RTHA’(S ^l : ^ Lie BETL.WILUMSHAINEB:.,. LIJiyDBRiOGBiTO < 3 0 ...... iaa .UEBOMBp^ OaOrriSMiM l i n m t h e e d i S i H ItOI-TiOMiM 9 i r RIRKC D O U G L A S familily-Olsraunt-WMatinees-^ - h l s - b o j J y ------1 ^ — tcrsave-tht ^ SALE ^ IS Z Z —rSaturday^& Sundi d a y ------^------[ 7 leirsouls:— J C i n e m a A rt CdileiV 'f 'W ' " CUNTWALKER I r i ^ .. . 'The- tiK-TilMiM - t ' fie I 1/ 1 M 2 5 % O H i ||_w ^hing Oa*y7ilf.ti2e AllPramodfkturM ■■ ; ii bt.4Mk. ^ THissfionara | i*rom«Cn«ma r-9 i_p Machine'i - — r:— rrT w fn O f t w e r —r— ------
C-njIicoont Cttupen*Cv ■ • . ■C«lDliCOunlCoupont o o iiTN ^ 3M j05 H ilia i I ^ Sw*Ri»n'f Mosleisle MertiaH alPourt Martial = 3 “ B i p n f ^- Open Fri*Sat«SuSii ^SSSSKM S ' Show* a t 12:30-310-Ji30 ------■— ^ Showiol I3:30>as30 ^ CIARUtNBISnW. . . w o rld f f “ A Inflation —MAKKnra---- Mf D utlaw : : ^\ M A S T E R P iiec : £;. iij I ■ H n i m L JAm THE SO> cjtcitlngc; th at it is Imresistible." __ ^ I _ OjeRWUmiM.NMT»AP0M ' ^Fighter---- Alla T lieL e ■ : t o m s . ____ ------I - ?m o u n t a i n : 1 1 ------Sat.».Sun_— g S ------jeyoniyaM rJuldesUte L L4JUe ; LO N i ^------MENT": ------NI-M-H lgl 1 • Fra* The other side of % ,_0nly*2“*, _ ------J— —O^OUcovirt------■ Worid W arn. 9 mB *tw *«n4p.m . 1 6 p.nv__ Cowp«« n o t-- i^7^a;to^r.s3o^i»9'*.io tiis-i'too^------1 - .~ij; _ ■ A-1011me8-New8,Twln_Fa]li'alls, Idaho - .Sunday, Decemember 12.1982 ^Gosmlonaut er r OGkty=tQud ' 5^egr« temperatureui^rizvcstia said.’ No medi■aica^touchdowM'everma( madTlh'rsovlet-ralssion. Bolh;;:- >fld By STEVEN R. R E E D ’ men h ^ said they waiwanted to eat pickled cucum bers^. exam s were conductet \xbe able lo walk for a few dayr*-;, “The cosmonauts had managed to sevpr WARSAW, PolandI (UPI) — difficultiesles regardless of American with Anatoly BerezoWy ani Aa fr® while adlustlng to gra^gravity. ' capsule Friday nighl w parachute In the profiroper time but neyerthdess>s the Poland’s govemmcntit spokesman wishes andmd conditions,” Urban said, „ Valentin Lebedev Insidede. the new spaper sa id ." wind blew the capsulisule for some distance over■r the "I feel that my legs a re heavy but nevertheless 1 _ 'f Saturday lambastedid President “ O ur actions ac are dictated by the lying on its side,, but thi T h e capsule was ly ljUy virgin steppe,” Izvesllestiasald . c a n s ta h d ,” Berezovo;ovoysald. ’ " ,', -t-T ' Reagan for mouthing"*’^■‘’propaganda Interestso:s of-the-Pollsh nation and noU cosm onauts, both 40,-.• w ere safe. P oor vlsibilit; did not show th e cosmonaiitS'J* rhetoric" about Polandid andt said th e th e imperiijrial plans of the North Amer-m prevented a medical helicopterh< from landing amand Two helicopters landedlan and located the-capsitsule, T he broadcast die the trying to walk, thou^>u^ it showed them both standing'^ proposed relaxation of3f imartial law lean powerver. Tlie U.S. governm ent will"J .slopped the recoveiyy aircraft from flying ththe then the first “evacuiicuation vehicle arrived andd i has caused ^'consteimlloillon and anger not manajnage to stop the course of rest lown. __ cosmonauts were Iranransferred Into It,” Izvestia sasaid. Qt th e bottom of thhe e (plane’s exll ramp. A man „_lcosm onauts to the neare appeared lo b e lendlng-supp o rtto f ^— In Washington." ■ normalizatzalldn in Poland. The process-^ They spent the night: ilin am phibious, crbss-cbuntritry •‘th ^ w e r e 'f e d , givenren hot tea aiid fellasleep.” ------' m ilitary u n lfo rm ap p ...... "The- anti-Polish obsc!jsession-ls not ofgeltingog o u l of m artial la w ... will not._^ " vehicles at the Soviett ccentral Asia landing sitee I: in------Thc ‘landing- was-as one of-lhe- few nighttlittlme- Berezovoy...... - diminishing” In Washing!ngton, Poland’s take plactace under Washington pre- . government spokesman.m Jerzy Urban ssure.” said . U ita nI complained« Reagan was j ilAV»ii l H ™ •*The progrea3_ot_stalBta.Wll«ili5fiJ.n__PieMg«nS ingjheas5wjg..fiflylng_:jiej8_ r relaxation'of 'demandinging the end of martial law, bul Poland — the further r I WHhAnOBLIYl Y l m a rtia l la w caused consUnstemation and In advanceice assesses It negatively.” anger In Washington,"■Uttansaidin U "The American govemmcnt >...... Flr.pl<>c. med*l. d..lsn*d lo III i he Polish,newa assessesr nnegatively everting lhat I •iMiffy •Q>Ing — MaUi o remarks carried by the. 3,000 agency PAP. the Polishsh authorities do and makes .e>o«i» •Co®l>ono'tman was respondingIng lo Reagan’s new 'demTiands,’" a U rban said, h •M»ovytl»l(sniiructl6niJ«(>e>'»Hl0"*i-5 9 6 l I Is expected to lift martialJal law Dec. 13. tlons, theile U.S. president again harm s O n Highway 30*<• 4 m ll* ( W * ito f H oipllal m m £ ' “I proclaim lhat soverivereign Poland th e dlgnlt;nily of the Polish nallon." Op«n7Doy*AWiW a«k 9 AM. • 7 PM. riKKwooo STOVU ... Is Qvercomlng and1 willwl overcome Urban saidaid. Tripoli•
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Mortar and machineIne-gun fire be* tween rival mllllamernen erupted in Tripoli Saturday forr the11 fifth day. m - — ren^fing-Lebanon's-st-second-Jargest ------'M Ir-^------■=- city in the bloodiest flghIghllng since the - 7 - 7 ^ Lebanese civil warsevei!ven years ago. • • , -— — Pollco sald-lwo-peoplople-wereJdlled ______and seven wounded In fighting be- tween Syrlan-supporleirted 'guerrillas i and rival millllamen,en. raising the num ber of casualties lo J27 dead and 97 * '------w ounded -sln ce-flg h tlnjtlng-broke-out - T uesday. • Local reporters saidlid the streets of . Tripoli, a Syrlon-contrmtrolled coastal city of 250,000 people 53 m1 iles north of B eirut, w ere desertebeenBleeping.ln b< ____ ^ ' ‘: bomb shelters andj basemI ents to t i ■ ; i e scope_the_fi8htlng. t i r r President Amin Gememayel met with ; P rim e M lnlsler Cheflllefilc-Wazzan-to ------•' accelerate efforts to1 enend the fighting In Tripoli, described by politicians a s S t 5 l . ' th e w orst since the l8-m5-month civil w ar which began In April 1971975. Government officialsals have blamed : foreign occupation tro6|ro6ps in Lebanon i ; for inciting unrest In TripoliTri and in the mountains around_BeitBeirut to prolong______their stay in the counlrytry. • m Syrian troops' moved/ed inlo Lebanon 1 m DL JO : under an Arab Leaguele mn andate lo end the civil war. (and ha\have been there since. There cuirentlyly a re some 40,000 ^
th em In - T r l ^ l - andd.in Ji the eastem •enhey-confroni------heavy Israeli troop empmplacemenls. In Paris, France saidutid it tentatively favored strengtheningIng the Intema- tional peacc*keeplng.foi: force In Lebonon If Syrian. Isroell aniand Palestlnain > troops were soon wllhdridraw n. . : The decision, conveyveyed lo visiting g • Ixbanese Foreign -. Mft inister E lle. Salem by French For?*oreIgn M inister Claude Chcysson, madnade France the :___ *. flrsl._natlon_.to_.publiubiiciy^_cndorse______: Beirut's call for a rapidpid sirengthenlng ■ of the 4.100-man Ameimerlcan, French : a n d Italian force. ; ([ 5 FREE MOioviEsnV ------^Willi-J2fllrtLifetime------___ Hemherslrsliip___ (O ffor ondsDD < o c . 1 5 ) Elko’ MambsrthlpCooc!ood atony ’ t h e ■■■ A olour35Slef< ~ ^ * new ■ glamlOur, o ■ T j/■ ■ J / - ...... REN1it-...... InnI i& Casino is , 'A the non-sts t o p ___ : Vidoo PloM o y o r ______.* * " - n o ww-opehLGomai— . * hJ i excitement.u r s ^ / . ■' JP2700 M onon.‘Thurs. !« W ------o i n r g h t - hr e e r e H t : ------..AxaijJV catc Our exciting ShowlOv/ Lounge features :r $5.00 Fri..ri.-S o t. Place your bets! Therfare's blackjack, m S alnment rtghtly. top live entertalnr ----- 1— . -AAoi^os-Anyl4n« m « - $ 3 , 0 0 ------_- — ,sk>tSrCrops nnd.rpQKiDfft - nlijs g ______i r / — ^------G o p n e -G o tc b -oustatJ------sk ------separote-Keno-Louniu n g e .------Ovor 285 moviosi o s to c h o o se ___ I.. from Includincing; -Swrlss- ” rf f j: Family Robinsonson, Firofox, • Jonotnon LivingIngsfon .Soa- ; gull, Tron, Annio. An Bar- SfJlH::, ■ b a r o s o . L o is o f D isn ey and mony, monyn y m q ro !
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OKLAHOMA CITY —- The Irony In ------the rederal court balUele o o v e rp ra y e rln ------'— —Uie“LIlUe“Axe-8Chool)1 1Is-th a t rock*------i i ribbed, (undamentollsollst religious B home^Wl beliefs prevail on bothI sides.sId wittrgiftrtsforthe rayer salons, ^ “giving testimony" —- th e p ractice of standing before others.*s. and'£ speaking n i of religious experiences-BS— and a strict m oral code were a wayy olof life. LuclUo M cCord h as bbeen « a member o f th e Church of C hristit forfi m ore than ^ 40 y ears. N o m usical instrumInsl ents are . allowed In the church and women may y not lead church servicesces. “We try to / live the Bible." she said.Id. a Yet these two womeimen, “ordinary ./ people" in the extraordlirdlnary sense of / the word, asked the AnAm erican Civil / « Liberties Union to filele isuit on their V o ^ behalf to stop religious>us activities In I \ l > — ^ - - 2 — - the LitUe Axe school. " I do not w ant m y chllihildren exposed ] ( • to religion at school.’ol," Mrs. Bell I \ testified la st w eek on thithe fifth day of I N th e six-day tria l th at endijnded Thursday. ■ jM “It's Jusl not ri^ t." B ut school board members mi who - |||T WHY WAITr FOR “AFTER:R CHRISTMASIS” SALES - ' approved the weekly prayerpn sessions ||fj • in November 1981 are; justju as flrmln ^ i r G o o d tbelr belief: to haveive halted the . | B i WEHH^j|LEARAANCE SALE PtWES Four — — sesslons-would-have-violk-lolated4he^u ------g J dents'.constltutlonal righl ^ t s . ~ “ R eason!n s l o b h o p That Is precisely the‘ argumar ent Mrs. U d use to support . Hi Bell,and Mrs. McCord ui s o n - B a t e s : their case when they sueisued in M ay 1981 at Wils< ____to halt_ J^e religious I ai activities and m M l ■ overturn'OklaKoma’sI 19l98P_.vpluntaiY;::: ------c l mm3 1. DEPENN B A B LE- -— prayer law. bu*in««s Inn AMagic Vollay for ov«r B y th e tim e th e triaa l openedoi Dec. 2, [9 - .. 47y®ari. m o re th a n 800 pagesI — nearly nine ' g - ; pou n d s — of p re-trial brlbriefs h ad been k filed. T h ere w ere n eariyiriy 20 witnesses ' I 2 . AFFOR)RDABI.E Low, bn the plantlffs* list andanc double that > N low cost in*ito*itor0 financing. ___ number forthe defendanlants. yl “ U;S~Dl8tf}c(------^— I III11 - RELIAEkBLE~*-in*«tor«-s«r*— —;—r: From the ouliel, I ------Judge-Ralph-Q-Thom;ompson,-a-con------— I vie* tachnjclaiclans. I servative jurist and arardent Reagan (\] . supporter, made It cleclear he would s /s. CONVEr E N I E N T ■ Lay I brook no flints into religiousrei dogma away plan andfr«od«liv#ry.one o rc ru s a d e s ag ain st Chri:h rist. W "W hether prayer shouhould be allowed U in public schools Is not the question g before this ‘court,” TliThompson told K W illiam G raves, the defendant’s de at- < tomey, and ACLU' law1 yer Mike . fc Salepu:..,:...... Thompson said thehe’lssuM were ..... u m i M m ______strictly ^tltiitlonalairan d .“in a Warn-— '------K - ta g th a t leveled m uch1 of G raves’ case - . . gl before it got to the{'witness w stond, II T hom pson said he wouliould not “create Q - 'S S ® any new law." Graves, sponsor theh e 1980 prayer ll} statute, had asked repeepeatedly in his |j pre-trial briefs thathat Thompson U ------overtum-past-U.S—Su|Supreme-Court------W decisions regarding prap rayer In public D| w schools. Salem also used^ the constitu* Bl ------tional question tol)ul!dd hihlsease;------:------H Tbe sessions, Salem1 argued,ai were a I violation of post courtrt cdecisions that ’ I barred religion from pulpublic schools If R the practices advancedsd religion,i w ere l^* beneficial to religion or unecessarily S entangled the school. ' ------All^f~Graves‘“wltncItrwjsses-testifed------g they felt the sharingg ssessions were - religious in nature aiand advanced Christianity. 1,; Bassi Former teacher EsltSstelle Pittman, « elf as "a God- [I i ( | who described herself ■ '*j fearing lady," urged theth e court to “ let M; the children pray. !tIt doesn't hurt ^ anything.”------School board memberb e r Bill Scott, a 7 balding, devout Baptist,ist, told the court {I me the board passecised the policy V. mas Tlmo Arid Forr ^Y ears To Com e ■permitting the sesslorslons despite a' {} E lo qant g r Dining at Chrlstm i school official's, wamiimlng that the ^fi iis ji' — board w as close-to beinjelng-iiiegally oul------W- ,, of bounds." I t i B i - — Thompson said he wcwould allow at- | tomeys until Jan. 10) to submit post- U I m g tria l briefs. He said hle e vwould give the I case “careful and searearching consid* J ------e fa ll6h7 ''uec'ausc'he-waTwaswaworthe------— J i i i i i L iill. I deep rift the suit had3d caused' In the . I com m unity. I lM igllI ^ Ib Manyo'tlothor stylot to choofo from 111 S tanding outside thele ccourtroom and ^ . the_endof_t^ trial, MrMrs. Bell Iwked______'iX t l ^ . “ She’s aged MI much'mi t h ^ past ' s 18 m onths,” sald.S alenlem of his client, 7' w ho w as assaultedI on o the school ^ G o oo i d S o l o c t l o n O f G a mm < o T a b l o s A n d C h a iIrs r s — All Roducod Forr IPre-Inventory Christristm as Sale! grounds and whose honlome burned last = fall. Mrs. Bell is surere the fire was ■ (ij I [I r s w w m . deliberate. She testirstifled, that pro- Ui; iCHRISTMAflSLAY-AWA'IkYANDFREE prayer members weresre “ready to kill |% I ^ me. If they thoughtit tthey could get i P lU V iR Y i S DEC. 2 4 th l — — - flw a y ^ ith I t ; ^ ------— '-Tbe-Bell and -thee rMcCords have ■ f] moved to another schoohool districi'lo get • ^ ^away from what theyey called harass- mrat and threats; They T a re sure - 6 m Thompson's decisionn willu not end tho hostilities in the commiimunlty. , As She walked out.Ul of the federal courthouse Thursday.ly. M rs. Bell said ------sheT elt-“ fantastic**th£th a l th e trial h ad — ^— :...... end^.'Trffgladti'ffOvrovcr;**^ewld;------I — y'*- Asked If a decisionn wouldm sooth the J ■ hard feelings at Little/le Axe, she looked down at the floor fcfor a moment. .j. J ______cnJssedJi^arms andjid replied softly.' ' —;------K - “I hope so ... 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(Seorgetc‘town, s p r u n g three sophomjmores and Wilson add.idded tw o free throw s , witvlth 12 Sampson's Ihree-pee-poibt play over Ewing and Sampson had establisheded bragging rights Overa‘rail, there Just aren't enougDu^ words to two freshnim en, trailed 59-53 on Samipson's ps two seconds to plajilay and Rick Carlisle addedione c in two free throwsws bfr Robinson pushed the Saturday hlght as college!ge basketball's lop d escrlcrtbe a guy like that.^ . : freethrowiws with S: 13 to play. Wingatesic hit from the last secondond for the final margin, m arg in to 20-11 wll]with Six m inutes rem aining. cen ter. -______E^ving wi appeared more draineded emoliohailyi __ zo.feeL ouljuLand.BU-MartliLlRdiiedJd two free Neither leanuanvplaygipartlcularly.well 11 Iin th e _____T h e ^ a v a lle rs8 spurtedagaln,sp building a pair-/ -— Sam pson-scored 23 pointsnts and pulled down thann ^m£ pson following thelr-firei(irsl-confronta— - throws" beMfore Wingate added anomother 20- first half, but Virginia managed lo bubuild a oflO-polntleadsins in the final two m inutes of the 16 reboiuids to lead top-ranl■anked Virginia to a Hon.I. footer to tieti th e score 59-59 with 3:4747 remain- 33*23 halftlmene 1lead. Sampson outscoredI EEwing half, — 68-63 -victory over thlrd-ranranked- Geor^etottiu. .,?.*JtaRalph Is eoslly.far.better ^;an a n anyone . I've___^ g . - 9-5 in th e firstirst 20-mlnutes, but bolh satit downi E w ing w as cau{;aught gooltending Sampson's — The 7-foot-4 powerhouseouttMildueled the H o y a s • gohe-fe-ageinst,-^'-said Ewlng.-a sopiiophomorelwo "Crai^^ hrow3-put •— often. Bolh coachescoj chose lo rest their big)ig men 14-footer, Tim MulMuliin hit from 12 feet oul and ------— 7-foot-Pat-EwlngrWho-flnlahilahed-wIlh-16-polnts—yearsrs younger than Sampson:------cs’-jum pei^—who seemeddtlrained til by emotion:------Wilsori-from-5=f^-f^to-c^terW fnpite’rfoul-^ ------^ __ and elght retauntb beforere 1fouling out In the Oth Mark Mathews, Jefeff Anderson ballo ts were in. rhythm," hele said. "We had spurts a and ^ Jeff Sdiofieid to bre an '■ kennedy scored 18 polnls po and couple of tintimes and those won the eight-point « lead. grabbed off a dozen rebrebounds In gome for usIS but w c couldn’t keep U B a rry Bartow and Tone,ney cam ^u^ ■leading the hbst“ team loto a 6G-57 up.” ------— — —with w pwlnts" to" steody'y'Nebraska victory Saturday night ovei}ver Casper, Campbell»1 said he felt his team “Just W v estern 's deficit a t about ifive points. Wyo. But that didn't meanm thet cham -. ployed a lllUtlUe flat tonight. I thought • • ButB th e Vikings continuedd loI m aintain plonshlp. Eariier in the5 nnight, un- after last nighight we’d play well.' But we good g pressure defensively with ■ defeated Ricks College pich)lcked up Its didn't shoot)t well and generally we D E ockery.now on the sidellnlines with his • I3th straight decision of thehe seasoni by didn't havee the intensity where it fifth fl foul, Ricks’ dominoilatlon the downing N ebraska Weste:s te m 77-G9. should haveBbeen.” b * boards b was even greoter. that left the tw ^ l^ oI leteams lied AlthoughI CSICJ once held a 13-8 leod in___ Nebraska was stiil_viwilhin five__ w ith 2-0 r e c o i l for the two asper. W yo., defendsnders Saturday night Fouts, Montanena stage aerial shows C h a rfgers’ j 41 1 -3 7 vi i c t o r y o< v e r 4 S9 e r s r eBcallsuv ild A F"L d a y s SAN FRANCISCO (UPI:IPl) - Old passes for 3535G yards and Guy Ben- i:into a third-quarter louc:jchdown and Diego's lead:ad lo 34-30 eariy in the finallal p erspective, althoughI htils a n a lo g left Benlrscirschke’s se«)nd field goal In- A m erican Football Iack for two w llh am n oother t for a 24-17 halftlm e lead. g a m e s left to play to decideIde the eight the game' andar both of them were'’ trail t by a point late in the!quarter. q goal for the!le San Francisco points. touchdowns but traileiled by a' point In thoseISC firstf 30.mlnute8. Fouts threw playoff teams In thcAFC.—~ - IriterceptldriS"ris-agaliist-MontannrThe—------Aftcr-Rolf-Benirschkeke-kicked-a ------S an— FYnnclsco-defensive—back ra issed-the“extra^— threeorhorhls'touch'downs on 19 cbmple- Joe Montana completeded 31 of 4(5 Chargera cont>nverted the first mistake 41-yard- 4 field goal to ImIncrease San Ronnie Ixitlfill put the game In proper>er point atte m p t afte r thesecondscore. e i tionsforsfor24t yards. F r e e acigent_h€e l p s Gi erted his lOOlh ca re e r fiollold goal. ' se t up B ruri^ '^ rT D 'n lp to Woolfolkoik receiver forced the Eagleses tto land- “We knew!W Floyd was a good re- ' llic Giants had expananded a 17-7 i:45 into thelhe period. with a thud. celver, butit he was learning the h 1 olfiim e lead lo 20-7 on o Danclo's Leon Brigright’s 29-yard punt retum to — -The-free-agent from\ (Califomia-system," BruIrunner said. “It looks like 234-yarder with 5:29 leftt Iin the third th e E ag les’es’ 39 led tQ.lhe second New started the game eIIU lookir3klng for h is he learned It allc in one doy. We wonted q c u arter. York TD.. B runner hit Eddings for 24 (jrst NFL reception, but fivefivi catches lo use him for a deep threat (referring The Giants sacked Ro:Ion Jaworskl yards andi t\two plays later. Gray broke>ko— and 148 yards later, EddWdlngs had to Eddings’ 4.3 < timo In the 40-yard eight £ times and held Ithe Eagles past Royne'nell Young on a slant and sparked the Giants to ththeir third dash), but he got hot and then we ju st -. sscoreless after a 23-yardd TD pass to snared thele 16-yard scoring pass wilh1th — ^8traIgIit‘victoryrir23i7-dcclIcclslon-that— keptnislng^hrhim r^e"nave~irlot-of——Harold-Carmlchael-lo-ti 1 "the-opening— 9rl5-remainaining-inthe halftoptil-New^ — virtually ellmlnaledlhe-EajEagles from— weapons now; ------;------—f q u a rte r.------■------(he playoff hunt. In reachln;ling h seoson-hl^ point' Brunner hit lt-of-26 pai , 47-yard punt by N FL leaderle r "To be honest. I wasIS iso hyper total, the Glailants got TO catches of 5 y > ar^ without an Intern nnings pinned Philadelphiahia coming Into the game lhatlat the guys yards by rookOkie Butch Woolfolk and 16 - (Gray complemented Ed m I in the first quorter, the __ h a d to.calm m e.doM i," Maid id Eddings,__ yards _by_EaiS am est G ray . Jo e Daneio ffive c atches for 79 y a r d s j ere held without a first down — who'set up a-pair of Scoltio lt-B ru n n e r"e n d e d hlB seeiieosbnijong-alump fay eon--——his-opportunlly“to^ay- li wn— ght's-33^yard-punl-r^umUTi— — to u ch d o w n -p a ggrfi ,ln .lheJhe_8econd_nectingjuiJle JleM,goaIs^fi37..aiand.29_< —Giants— leading—receive e way for Danelo’s 37-yardird —quarter wilh long receptionIona, ' i w as y ard s a s thetie G tahta b eat the Eogies IPerkins, was unable to,pla.!ay.ciueto,anL wlth3:19Ieft In the quarter.- really nervous, but the guysys toldt me to for the thirdIrd strai^t time after a eye e injury. jrJookJiULjust.fls pcactice^l1 |uhad to earn 12-game losim}ing streak to Philadelphia.' _ The Eagles — who wen:re outscored Jaworski,iki, who hit l7-of-29 for 218218 th e ir tru st and when I w alkeliked b ac k lo D a n a f f r■29-yanIw,“^lh'fl:{B i a le rr~ 44 2 ^ In second periods cominHng Into th e ' yariis, tReiReino'iihd tl^ t end"Johh' the huddle-aflcr-the-firatst icouple of capped a n IS-IS-pIay, 88-yarrI drive.that___g—game..— continued the.ie_di8aatr6u8 .^^spagnolaI oion a crossing pattern forp a ____ * ______— catthesrlknew lhad;”^^^-^—— ------consumed-lOl0-mlnute8.TEddlngs •had--p--pattern-ias-lhe-Glahls-n -marched-71 S7-yargjaii to the-New-Yorfc--ao,=:::^------GlantA-;Laiyrence-e-Taylorroin groundrsarsacks-Q&RonrJauior6ki-=^7— i ______i______t ' ' ' ■' ‘ ■ , I. ___ B-2Tlme»-IJews. Twin Falla,Ula, Idaho Sunday, b ^ e mmberl2.1962 b .- G o o d iii i i g n e ai r l y b l o>w i slea(id, b u t h1 a n ^ s ^o n t o eo u tla s t:E B u h l Itwasalotcloscr— Wrliivme r 68; Butte Gty-54:----- — — GOODING-Goodingro5 roared aliead *^—G.Feny58,-Rimin r o c k 4 2 ------u s e d a bbome-court-advantageand' c n d'a— of hiB center,'"butit by nine points lo the first; vid Carpenter total of 28;28 points from Ben Sacketttand an than even the score ImIndicated." ^ - . hAILEJLEY — Lee Rilzau and Dale /s basketball ■ RIMROCK - Davii Ithe-Wolveslnthe ^ arst co • BUhl nipped away at the li • Boy* to s s ^ In 19 points lo letlead tbe Glenns Dennis PLF ix to gel past Declo, now 3-1. Twin Falls scared ti I combined for 36 points to lead th e y wfent a h e a d lose 5&-S4 in a non-confenfereoce heart- " 42 v ic to r y o v e r F i l e r CcC oadi L ( ^ G arey, w hile nanal- first period when th rtXKl R i v e r W o lv e rin e s lo a 68-54 . C “ Ferry PUots to a 5W2 OeeOBtr-.lAT Moody 91-2 7. OtUdi 8 oy's crew to try a victoryry over< Butte Counly Saturday hiMOn 2 1-2 s. U AndcTKn > t-2 s. K.^ R im rofkSfltttr*^"y n^ght ; arrangements on * ^ ? ^ c o r e was 21-12 atlbtJbeealoIUie K2I.T0UU»«mS8.>Mul«2l:______’The first quarter fealalured a neck- compliahrihment, bad praise too for fc number of different a — first «Ight-mlnutesr-bot-aiil-penteteiil- " ----- and-ne^'oIf^^battUtiirwiOreienns Declo brDenny-Smyerrwho-ln-tl!~ I im ri^sed'ln-19'polnlfi^liile' " work by Buhl’s Charilee Carter,C who M ln lc o• 770, Granger 58 ifforth lla flo o r4 ilg h o fl9 .___“ T w ln P illa...'...... I picked up 17 for Wood River, Ferry. taklng.a.two-poic)inllead.before los^S.ey? --Citfeftjul...... r . . - —--“-S S-M pi had 20, and Mark Lalng,!. wtU)vt 15, kept ELKO Nev. ^ — Granger, Utah,i> the Pilots s u i ^ in thee Ise c o n d p e rio d F i l e r' ppulled t out of fotir-polnl d«flcelicit- TwtnFWy-Waldron 3lcw‘iAnder»>n4 »- 4-4 . a w ho sna;snapped its two-game losslng ------the gam e close.-For Goodl tffthefoulllne'for32 points—8— to“ bulld^a-four-polnt-Qt-cuahloo“ by— :at-thihalilalf to outscore Declo 14« Inn tbe—CnawnanU 8 o-t ta-Rrke 4 W -1I.-K11I* a 04 *•—s t r e a ktan a n d recording two winsagalnst------in double figures were Ket o Andemm Saturday' .nl^t and dropped, thee halfUme. th ir d pKriod. e r Cold shooting by both boi Federico 2 M 4. We*t«Tnanlanoi-ai.Totauam threelosalo sse s. with 21 ^ Paul Chlld^ wi orind 54.i-'outalO.FDUIedoot-Cn /Mlnlco Spai;»artans70-S8. ’The Pilots continueded through the tdinu( 1Inji the tense fourth perit CMtJdort-Bulka34i9, ThcW• Wj olverines built a 15-point lead .Foul trouble for Goodl M lnlco gogol Into foul trouble early — third quarter, dlqilaylying fine de- narrowedred F iler’s lead, shaving It to JcnwjOMl.Sampte47-101oi5,owen4(M8.uiicki in Ihe^» fil first quarter and via (Dale) iited to the tight score. ArAimenon OM nnfl olten-n — putting Granger in thee tensive efforts vrtilleHe outscoring point, but a m argin w hich eventual:ually t-l3.>lowanllo-32.To(aUZiiziis-Boi.f'ouiia Karst, e;e x te n d e d t h a t le a d to .18 a t two other starters collecteicted lour ead., tualion In the first quarter,•• hlmrock2pf. h e ld uIp p for the Wildcats. e n d e l l 4 3 hairtimc.m e . which convinced Gooding:i^ h e a d Coach u lahuis n a hit H for ll in those first ...... 14 u a a, - „ Jeronie 64, Wei !t The victo^ was thei tthird consecu- owi» ...... A thlrd^iuarter “ S g5y. t ...... 10 « 13 i8-« E)on Fowler lo puli'Andejdemonlnthe elghtmlnutilutes to tako an 1&-13 lead andd . live for. Glenns Ferry, W^overall. Okr ...... U U 14 77-m - WENDELL - A Uver...... » 18 14 t J - « rSmyer»,14,l9.Duttar» iM lO a n w lo lilt the Jerome _ fourth quarter. _ _ C k f lo in n y ...... u n » fr-ai »nw3 . surge was enough lo > Oy- - llugglM 0 (W12. Janllnc 7 1-2 15, « rd^“(ior-“;;“ “ ' linel 2CM4, Maritnctaie 1H 4 .. Ilunuk ndell Trojans Sat- stewaonm i I (HI a. McaCle 3 &4) 0. Selton 12-4 4, "It was gelHng"pretty falling behind by seven atIt Rlm ncft...... to ts a a - o odgkta I M 1 ToCaU 19 8-U 48. Kocti I Tigers over the Wend n- OkanPtaTy—Jo-(.-To{aI M 6-10 M,:FouIf t l . = . thing." he said. "Still, ,4 3.Andefion4MS.CKpenierJj: • SadceU 0 » 2 14, Dimlap 2 44 8. Peteneten a Jerome started strrtrong in U >e-nrst~r^m ^ ' within n poipoint in the third quarter. But" ZRodr1gueia2-4aShram*a4U a 4-4 8. McMurdd 0 J4 aTDale Kanl 5 74------____ They.used alot.ofjull coui d Granger-pulled back Into aa_ _ „ iUnirodi-Me<3-UVW i MIB;-!' six-point lead at halfti »urt.prssand_.;S.^C W S. Ucan 3 M 8. Ollnertl 0 4494.Talltiuui9S-ltlS. 4. however, explodedd In the third n.Miiuao-■ a 0-14: nutter 0 0-3 0. Shrock 114 3. TpUlt really hung in there. d. (a.t'oulaH. “One thing I’ve got tolo.ayal»ut S S i'”";...... U ts U »-70« Colllnil(M2.riee 10-13. Millerw«344.r«>ghunio I CastlefeforxJ 61,T.F.Jr3.54?4 quarter, outscoring. t th e T ro ja n s 21-9. 23B 40(a.t a 0-1 0. ToUli 14 14-30 41 l^MlJ ful that’s we’re m u c d ...... U t« 12 l7 -» ...... U 18 ai t5-*4 us." Fowler added, "and I a, 'Metiurle.Ollnetkl. 'LEFO RD - R ick VuH^Ulk, Jgoroe...... ^ finally learning how to getgel th e ball to - - Wllllion 4 11-18 19. Wilder 2 1-2 S...... I 14 « t*-4S ( ^ 414. McOermoM S7-1117. VonOBden 3 C a sU efosrd's rd senkir man in the middle ''Smi-KVlViIllivVM34 10. Stone 8 (K) ID. G. ^ Ch*"mdl"5*‘ tt ‘ the ‘trees.’ It’s a deflnll ffl I Ml 2. Wllm 1 001 TDUtf 10 31-SOM Filer 49, Declo 4SS p u lle d dovktwb 12 rebounds and p u t In” 1 . Ittitacy 0 04 12. Prolre 3 3-33 8. Uavllt 144 0. ^ ment from lasl week.” 7o.rrs. k slnglehandedly kept us In^thc th WcndeU-Swanm3t-2 7 BuU - Monroe 144 S. Cvier■7»7B.MymSM 7 K)cond-ha alf outbiiu r s t p SPECIAL M oit Cor» a Plekupt _ . • f 6 CvlIniyllndar In Lina ...... 9 2 9 9 ytlndor...... $ # 4 9 Southilem Utaiih to p s C wornien p r copels Shhoshone> g i r l s 'stdcludot labor, ringt. rod boorlngt. ga«kol«. oil S filler. REXBURG - Despli^lte standout Hardestjsty also attributed CSl’sI they incurred. A slx-polc)lnt streak by gpjQg^, Chrom* ringi $35 oslro. Bdy’s "\Ve JusLrtldoXihandle It 'well." iTOMATie-TRAN8MIS3tON-*ePAm— ~ — ______fmm frenhmen en-Ienlae.VftO-___w o e s -to -c >-a-p^cbologlcal-«a g ^:----- — Southem-Ulah-wilh- S h o s h one n e Indians broke open a onone- Sandy said. "They' Juslj kind of held ovERaERHAULs AS t O ^ A ^ . ^ derVegt and Trish Wldj/{dner. the Col* th in k theyey were so h l ^ for Ricks. It- minutes left sealed 11Its triumph, --point ganam e^t the half to soundly-ba-beat the ball on us. and1 ^we weren’t fully lege of Southern Idahcaho’s women’s (playing; £Saturday) was an emo- however. tuT O '**in.>iavici - W ood RRl iv er 40-2i here In a glris glr prepared for/(.” basketball team fellU toI Southern tlonalletdotdown,” besald. All m akM Import-OofTiMlIC' ur/w 71 baaketbalImUI gam e Saturday night. In Junior varsity plplay. Wood River .Car-Tnicht»*AolorHom»i, -,, Utah Saturday night In the finals of VanderVirVegt, however, dldn’l let CSliB 8 0 . VT pUyer fg JV« U p playw!T rg it« r tp won 27-25. theRIcksInvllallonaI.7il,72'63. dow n. 'Ih BtakM • ’The Golden E a^es,s. whov reached sc o re d IS . points and made the llffb d . 3 1-2 4 7 TlwiiM tson best of 21 points and addedded, ...... 8 10 2 8- « orbur#tora • Air Cond.- El4«irlal 2 ! i 1 ‘J I n a s e a s o ] ...... to 7 10 lJ-40 „ the championship'gam.« o< hoiolXl Southern Utah. tourney leamtei were Marilyn Harmer Hlltlnd. 3WI a 0 Sharp..p .. 2 M I 4 ASl0W-were tired," '•«Rjcks,GI, Gwen Thomas 6f Southern, WIdner. 4 04 1 14 Uvndr. nlly succeeded the first half,If, aas f'ouinn. VdrVt.. «a-2 3 IS Bufgn. CSI Coach Uoyd HanKirdesty takL “I Utan andid April Hatch of Eastern‘ Vkntne tiverines worked about threhree . think Ricks took too mucboutofusmi: Utah, lV)(aU n 11-tS IS Q IWals:Is 29 tM t ts n m in u te s forf( th e h a irs final shot. WhIlnille last night. We couldo’ldo’t get move- The Eaglagles stayed with SouthernI that tacticctic p u t them wllhin a point,nt. a . m ent, especially the aocJnmoressot — Utah mostost of the game; Inde^. the’ SoUhemtnali..:...... » J7-71 2 3 - p o lnt ts spree by Shoshone over* theth ^ m ey didn't do anything.^ng." • .. final marg was the biggest deficll SouUtenildate...... 31 3i-«3 n e x t tw/o o periods sealed the visllontors' » F o r C^ristmas... r - - -I fate: I g cFWESTEI!SN: r Y oungiwins ag«[ain at Ncfational Finals1 R^odeo Special to The Times-Newa3WS piaceSatuTiurday n i^ l. second placc In the o v e ra ll s a d d le liuii nickeltisNo.l. ,:sicerrsfc»uing. - “irtanct,:ct;ttcfc!racnj^t>rm'^ and_JidtoMj» roiyr—A - — ——v-u., inicioaUtoh, 3.9. Barrel ■r*W='^XTBQMTourtrterPIBnroiric to tl2,000 during tbe finalslalsalone.His ____ Teumropln« — t. Mike liter*er*. Rufus, OiVirMd - -M a^ 16.11—I— ------...... ;r CoUege~oT Souihem Idaho ding— l:-ftle>-0«rlle-SumpK>n.-l, iftMeo-f per-go-round average nranks third Former ( DccPickcll.CaldWell.5,7." ------BulJ-rWlnj — :afler-tbe-nInlh-go*round,-Ki_which-took_cowboyJllcRlckiSmith./eU.lnto.a-lieJor_>r------Unrrcl roeliw • • 1. U ia DavU.■U. tlonwlalc..l0.ia.------(Ujnele*. nndnndlUck)di«ttay.»lunUvmc.Tcx-n |p B O tm U 8ou«l Southern PI. 7t.E*»l«»> HI.f 74 f f WBR • ManMadoQuaricr « AUUmiAtU1l4.AlUn>$MUI W.VliQlnlltB.0AttSl.t7|»T) ^ ‘on pins by Sieve Crown I AU.-Hi>nlnlll« D. OM bpicomtiSg TOT) Kjnui CJIT m in S a B B S u And Top 3p 50.FVvlJg ^ F S S ^ Au6uiTvMonlj]Om*(TS7, Uor I»tD1« ! K 5 . » 3 i . « gffu;"” " It 9 “ - m tb e 'lBS^p-^pound consolation duel and ar jV • Long Woadng Solo . U I eight V norts* H 114 S w Farron fMoore in the heavywelgl And Hoel S . WlteonilnU.Wnl.MiWgtftWs a s : _____ i n .10 18 c h a m p iolonshlp n match lo come outJt con t ______• InSolia BrownOr A DiTidMn n. MuwcnuMnsU A>kini*iSl?H^wl?m6»«j 97 expected three-team racee In-li V CUidnM-W*btlM,N.C.-AtA««illt|1>11 CioniH*nnt7—■J Kwt^»?&&?nuSfi»iii _____ 4 ir .-failed to.j;o.materiali2e,.as th e Bulldo{Ido^ U f — " f | i “ ------nsboron SKJW couldn’t1 notch Important earlsariy. £ UOw«tt«mn.SF.A;iiiM47 i».o»he-iiii v ic to r iees s and eventually finishedcd a ' S - . ■ •ssssiltrs'.iz.s,,,I N:w.Hlciiiinei11l,Racimwl!s , . — ‘rfMSosr^^^&a------—------CcmmMwMj Wljnnss------Ht«M«i,SI.1»-.Nt»MeW0j SiiS third.------— JoMC.Ciinountl,LMV)ASl.n S " ” r Authenic Millille f I X«noiiS7 0*llUi:4.^D>t n m r'« 1. Klkf ini. l Gooding I9B'.^. leo»Klun lo.An,.l«WC un*>Hn«t4,worforaii S “”"' Ki'S,“I I14W. 4. Oecto S8W- 5. Valley TlVt. lont (6. A r S l w S o ___ I S f » TtBMieT) Olennsl-'en^eny a , 7. Oakley 25...... ■ -QjaiBplOBiWpPOUBl------“' I WES5TERN SSHIRTS I .. 11,1 rT“S • I.S f»«r“ K i ' i S •9 'T*tus«utn«ffla.vnMv(7 ■ • Pt>9*nii»lP0fTllrt len Slrlngham (OaUey) p. 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I Steeliers visiiirBuffi *‘ho m e *V g a m e l ■ .ByLARRY4=X3X Dolpblos (m inusus &5 ^ ) at Patriots — Miami, one of ■ New York Dally Newsys , AFC co-leaders, hajh as on ly 12th best pass defense In ' , NFLL roundup . conference and so there could be problems cod- H BUFFALO-TheS; SteeJers'wlli'i^ bringing sorsome ■ ' ' I .taining N ew E nglanRand’s Stcniey Morgan, coming off ■ of Ihelr home field wll>ith them today w hen they memeet misfiring and quartsarterback J ^ Ferguson hasas lhe second straight lOClOD-yard receiving gam e. Andra _ r 7 ' ■ Buffalo In what loomims as a pivotal game forr thet loWesl NFL passinglg cquotient outside Detroit. ______F ra n k lih e m e rglng'jIng as'dependdbie Miam i fullback.______■ — Bills. ------0 ther games: RalderT^mlnusIS 33) a t OilefB — K ansas C ity 'h a s ' H . Going Into Ihis wee'eekend's schedule, Pittsbur;lurgh R edskins a t C atdkrdinalB (pick ‘em ) — 'Skins orone of beaten R aid ers threthree straight times and five of last ' ''liJrA d k H was one of five teams15 Uod fo rJljS tp lace in the,AFt AI three, teams leadinjiing NFC al 4-1 and-hopiniing_lQ._six. but Chiefs alsoUso have lost Uira in a.row.slnce____ ■ — wilh a-4*l-record-andnd the-Slw^probably-cotcould— reboimd-from-last-A3t-week’s-flrst-loss'loCowb vboys:— strike. M arcus Alleiaien, shufout7or zero yardage two' H survive a loss wilhouout any u l^ i^ a m a g e to IhiIhelr T hey’ll have to dodo It without DE P erry Brorooks, - weeks ago, backck on track os rookie of year H playoff position. Thele BllU^,m>\^ver. w ere Intl the t reMn/ed with crac:racked leg bone. CardinalsIs get candidate for 4-t•t R aiders wllh 24-for-lM and two ■ next echelon a t 3-2 ahcihd are'faced With playing lhSeattle rally fell short vs. 9 the Bills, especially if they get off’poorly to silen season resumed, BrBrowns have lost two In a. row Ri^lders lasl weekBk tot end Seahawks' two-gome win ■^7f ■ M Ifald’J^'or^'^i^ driving jnll ' .. th eir own fans. Buffa because of question,lonable defense. Bengals hailad to streak. ___ from P ittsburgh and[ Uthe Hto^^'iwugh-o pre-seasi _ _ ^ .::„.i:z: rally lo beat haplessless Colls last vreek, but nowwit's Colts (^12)’aI) at VUdnga — Both teams blew_____ ' mailing, have encouraraged Sted e f fans'to m ake1^5— tl limc-tagetserlous»again. ag ------1- trip lo help fill 80.02^2iPseat~RIch iitadlum . Close — ------le a d s ln loslng-lnst-vist-week-and Colts'areonlyieam'ln ------Saints (plus 4) atit FalconsF — Falcons have bei league without a vvictory, befbre or after strike.____ 10.000 people with Ithose Terrible Towels a Saints four ina rowaw and eight of last nine, but th misjs— Remembcrrweathcather no factor In’ Mlnriesbla’ ariy • cxpecUw. Lasl time BiBuffalo tried this In ID80. son tougher New Orleancan s team sniffing first winj m: 20,000 Sleeler fans cicam e up, but. although thi more since Vikcss ncnow play Indoors. RB Ted.Brown season and playoffoff berth in club history, S ijuryforMlnny. H made so much noise Buffalo coach Chuck Km running back Georeorge Rogers continues to ^ |i|H complained, J'Al lime;les I didn't know w here I was bothered by Injuries;les and this time he’s question;,nnhi(> B roncos (plusB 3i3) at Rams — Both teams u 'V Buffalowonthegame,C.2&-13. with a shoulder. Now Ni that Mci Gray has S t disappointing M.1. VVince Ferrogam o again s ta rts at f l Of. more ImportuneQce than,m uffling the visltii;lting stopped, Atlanta’s■s Alfred Jenkins owns NlNFL's sincenee Bert Jones (neck) may be out fans, the Bills musl fi;f i ^ r c dlit a w ay to stop Trerry er longest active passass-catching streak.-94 strar a lg h t lor year, paig MoMorton also scratched with knee Bradshaw, the NFL’iL’s top-rated passer who1 has h games. problems, bul he:'s s nnow a thlrd-strlnger in Denver, thrown for a league-ic-Icading’'t 2 touchdowns. BRc- Uons (plus ) ala t P ackers ~ P ackers, tieded for • . Cowboys (minuslus i8) al OUers (Monday night) — markably consistent,t. he has completed three2 perp NFC lead, have worwon 12 of last IS over two yiye a rs Second lim e in thre, tth e N F L 's le a d in g paijasser, faccs Bills today»y by a point, have glvei'en up the fewest points off aiany R u ss Bollngeivt revision .KnIght-RldderNewspafpapers QCommentary , Sims said. “1 thougu^t there should again.”I.” OAKIJ\ND ion.-Peoplo take shots like thathai— depressing—PJaycrs-s-rallied-around ____ lllL w S i r t ------year,-madcanoUjtherpitch Saturday— a-jur:jury -Ihot-as-a-prlvale-busi------:,spcnd a day pushing DaDarryl Stingley's allthelliI llm o and nothing Is m ade offit. It. Blinka and said the t suspension degreeie thati lhe com m issioner thinksthli tor congressionallal action to re-write nessmssman Davis had a. right lo set whcclchairaround. I'm notlot embarrassed by all thisthis wouldn't act as a deleterrcnt to them. hehaster of Incidents sim ilar to StaiStans, Friday. Monteiterey County supe- lhalit the t Raiders and all other I paralyzed former Newlew England Pa- So wha'hat have we learned so far from■om way. W hat StStan did to Jefferson wos5 map- in rioj. court judgeje Robert O'Farrell teams>ms w ere, bound by the league ttrlots’ receiver, and liftlifts his w ithered s ta n BillJiinka? That he didn't mean1 lo Club President Jiilim Kensll, -who propriat•late, bul receivers gel pusllushed ruled uie Raldeilers, who became a constliistltu tlo n and thus w ere nol free J lim bs to sim ulate nonormal motion, 'deliverr a routine cheap shot thathat used to be Rozelle's5 rright-hand man, and shoshoved as p a rt of the gam e U s Angeles basiised team this y ear, to move mo' from one cily lo another ------^ P e rh a p s then Bllnka-W(i-would fully re a l--" \v a s n 'tL meant n to hurt anybody, amy: ^ : „ said r-'W e’re.ex lremnely-dlsappiointed-. e i!m . con:oncerncd aboul the qualitylily .o f- - m u st play th e irr 1N FL hom e g a m e s-- w ilhotLhoul-approval-of- the-20 club ------V iza.. the - terrible - constinsequences -that - way.------to loM a player of Stan Bllnka's enforceicemciil and excessive fines 1 InOaklandlnlOS383. own ner ers. : might have resultedI fromfr his shock- Of comourse, there was nothing routine;ine ability. He’s a fine faifamily man and a don't wawant Stan to be singled out.’’ He said th e RiRaiders would play Rozas to fulfill that, shoved?!d? Excessive fines? SingIngled since tm at lea:‘ast until a verdict Is gressiitio n a l committees that sports _____^ Jefferso n ______------thankfull[ully,_a big deal is m ade ofLlk.. it. We would _tejjpse^^ If one of our__ gyt? reached in a tritrial on the_clly_of__ leagueigues_.should_be .exempt from Once severed, theie human spine , Rozellee called' It “one of the woretjret receivers had sufferered lhe Mme hil Whalial planet Is this man from? Oakland’s atteilempt to use lls portloirtlons of the anti-trust laws, : stay s severed. F orever.'er. in fracllolions I have ever witnessedI ln In (as Jefferson), b u ll: t(tell you no one In hnt-tn,rryl Stingley Is paralyzedI frfrom municipal powever of eminent do- Basebseball has enjoyed such an • Jefferson never saw E ould have said il w Blinka coming, an NFI.FL game," and he’s right,^t. our organization wou eck down. Wilh Idiotic defenfenses main to gain acontrol of the pro- .exemfjmption for years, ards of open field packers' odium. In a short ' B linka had several yard rs' Coach Bart Starr calledi 11 was the act of a hood !ad-hunllng by people close3se to fesslonal footballail team from man- "Thi■This development (the ruling ilvalcnt oC i two- 'to build up momcntusntum and time the actI ofo a "hoodlum,” and if 11 wvas as season, it’s the equlv rs such as Hendricks, with w aging general pa>artncrAl Davis. by Judge )u< O'Farrell) underscores . enough to choose a coursecoi of octlon. dcllberatrale. S tarr Is right, too. game suspension." washes by people In authorhorlty Davis took onon the NFL in two theJ Inadequacy in of the anti-trust ' He almost decapitated.ed Jefferson w ith A s foror constant TV replays, hooray,■ay. A few questions forrKcnsll; I . as Kensil, and wllh It-happeppens- federal districtI B linka said no. He-cxp!jxplained’thatTie— soon.— ------:Whul^would h cliav c a w heelchair, too. iseum. even thoiiough Raider games publicDlic Inlerestsi" said*Rozelle. ..had been used to defc!efcndinfi again st.. . O nlyf. IBlinka knows his Intent for commissioner? | j j _ ------: G-fool*3*inch-Packer.•-tighl-cnd-Paul tii sure, and am oncohesitates to-accusee a ------Wouldn’t-“upset“-b-bc-a-tad ntiid-to— - - Coffman, who is two inchesind taller lhan man of)f, . ideliberately trying to m aim)lm describe his reactloiIon had it been - Jefferson. “ I didn’t mejmean to go to the anolher.:r. But circumstantial evidencenee Wesley Walker? ' head," said Blinka, wt;who claimed he againstit himh mounted greatly Mondaylay If "hoodlum" is offensive;','What < i h i T O : was aiming for Jeffersferson's shoulder night wlwhen he hll Detroit Lions’ins’ word would he use? ' • pads. “The guy wass sshorter than I supcrstaiita r Billy Sims twice in the headBad W hal would he halave said if Jef- • thoughlhewas." during; lheth second quarter. ferson had been serlouousiyhurt?-p ■ Implausible — at bosbest. Two inches ABC: sporlscaster5 Don M eredithlilh .Whal Kensll shouldId have said ^ s . lower, and Blinka wowouiaiiave RR cfiiaSIrBiinica-boih-iimcsn^ncr-ff I ‘-a— "Whansian-Bllnka-a-dld*was-vcry ------~r982XEUEBRI’M T Y ^ D O O i r ^ • Jefferson just as hardrd In: the chin o r rep lay’ 'of the second high hit, wrong and is not reprcirescDtaliV«S, limed gloss, door odgo> molding,mi intormlttoni wlpors. Blinka also said he thought his You gol>ol to knock that off. T h at’sal’s We do not condone 11,11 andiw lllitake - roo.oor window dofognor. olr condilidiiioning, »pori mirrors, cruito COn';ontfol. locking wTjooI «ovor»,irs, lilt siooring whool, wiro . whoels. rodiol tiros. au ;iliary ligilighilng, gougo pockago, AM/ • ' ' • . FM/•M/co»»olto. bumpor gutjrdi. oxtufioro*i mplding, Iront S roar —Hnlndependeience Bowl loor mots. Light Jodo Vinyl Rool)oof, Jodo Moiolile Poini, Jodo luslom cloth split soGls 45/45--SrockNo.83103. Sic Dm P Wright hit on Jusl 10 of 24 passes. Wildcatsnts had- to settle for lhe threeirce 27-yard field-goal try.f .. ------‘-but they went for iK183 yards. The points after a Erlc.Bailey -droppedd a a -- TheWlldcalsalso.fii.failed to cash in ...... n 9 8 2 T0Y0TA4X4 ^ 1 — 1979 CHEVK(Y3AT0N"— ' 1979 AUDI 5000 S ro m Darrell Dickey a t tho goal l-S. S 'lp o ttd .' air condlllonlianinn CHEYENNE. V-B, oul.ulomolle iransmis- ,, ___ :l87:yard touchdown thro\irowfroinWrlRht pass froi on their chance lo gget back In the sr-s. _ ..,jlon_air-Condllioniniino.-AM/.FJA.rQdlo ______^Air conditioning, powor windows. .’^lo Stracka in the thirdKl (quarter set an 'line. gam elh the Ihird'quau a r tc r .- '------>wer;-#loorlno;r-AW/FM ~ sTon [jawor-doorrloekfriunroofrAMTFM------jckttt to o ts, ftlldlng wlndo^dow . powor sioortng&brbrakes, new llros, V,8->rock. crulio conlrol. alloy wheels, chrofiromo-Bpoks whoelt, whilo lot' whools, roreo r hitch, W/est lootnor interior. •s, 9.000 SPEaAl. Coosl mirrors, -ISecond Div. IIJ title in row D a v o 't Chrlmtat>ia»«p«(lal *8.350 th w e s t^Fexas-StrT - w i n s a cgain—“ — 145—---- ...... '1- . .MCALLEN. -Texas.di.(UPl) rr^.Runn-.--- openinglg period,. but Southwcst'Texa!ixas-' -The .....A ggies.....gol?)t.... their - only...... ;• ing b'ack Ricky Sandersers nishcd for 104 S ta le pushedp u across two touchdownswns touchdown of the ganam e In the fourth WlM 1979CHEVIH)jDinblpRicE “ ™191 MERCURY aPHVB' .’ .1 y ard s, including two3 tctouchdowns, lo In’ theB second quarter for a • 13-313-2 ' w hen tailback Dave While scored on a ong whool bojo, 4-ipood. wlwhito- WAGON. Load«dlobcals’—flrsL-touchdown ona sa B obcats' p lay er -whiliille flanker Allen r 's t r a i g h t NCAA DlvlsloIslon II national two*yardird run and the second camcime ' Fleming was selectedted from the Ag* «3,950 . ■ r:. football championshiplip In S aturdoy's w ilh 37)7 seconds before Intermissionslon gles. ' *!,)nly The Bobcat defensese held Cal-Davis ■ J r' conditioning,*:powoi' decrl ::: upped the season re( ow*rbrok»». till wTimI. dual iorlonkBi . painl, air conditioHoning, lilt whool. ftton, iown of the third cjuarter wherhen to 18 rushing yarords. while Uie - ff* - Cal-Davis suffered lls fl hrom* bumM ii; Choyonna Pock* Pc cruito control, AM,M/FM rodlo. powor______H.lnri 3 scored ona three-yard run.—------Galifornlans-galned-ll-18Ulhrough-lhe— —awg».-tHdln(T-wlndow:'‘'AMyFM“t W“CBfr- -~Moormjr«-brokorrr"Wost Coost-Mir------— eond;ondUI«f>lngr-crul»*-con»«olr-JcHw— ----- :~^~'se'asonrrinIsliIng allZ-l. In t hle e final ; quarter. Sanders scored nlr.ThPviptnrsnirkrtdadui>^t-yartl3un7~ *"ioTrbtl*. .'m ag.'V vhtal*. .now.'‘ Uf Ufoi. , ror». Anico.von. Loc.ocal ownor. . mllainllas. l.oeal ownor. Rotoll $7.473---- ; Cal-Davis scoi^TTrsIrrret’oTTirrFjTrpn— a m r o irnic-yara c run and gok a 13*yardard lhe ground and were« led by Sanders’ '• PECIAl O av a'B C h r ittttw«tt|mlal I field. Roal by Ray SuSullivan in the sco re ml------:______1_____ B:4'nmea-New8.TwlnFall9.lIs. Idaho Sunday. Decembeiberl2.l982 Secomid - r a n kced^fenntucky easilyrroars^p a s t 111lin o is ,^7 6 - 5 7 ds Saturday night to give the , * rem aining, b ut th e C:ougagars scratched ranked MiM entis State to an 80«HW2 18 minutes to play, seconds : LEXINGTON. Ky. (UPI]IPI) — Ju n io r anked Volunteers a 76-74 victory back, com ing wlUiIn 86^ on a layup • victory over ov East Tennessee Statitate The Tar H«ls widedened Uie gap to i4Ui-rank guard Dickey Beal scoredired 14 points ' { \lew Orleans. C o U i e g e by Drexler following a steal of an Saturdayoy night. • ------53-38- midway Uiroujugh the second over New and Charles Hurt addedd K13 Saturday h Uie g am e Ued 74-74 a t Uie 1:20 Inboundspass. M e mthis i^ State broke -the gamiune period and put Uie jg am e aw ay by WiUi Ui - to lead No. 2 Kentuckycy to a - 76-57 U . , EUis stole Uie ball and was b a s k e t b a l l Rautlns then hit a lajlayup and two open latee inli the first half wlUi a_nuioin of outscoring the BroncoiM8 8-2 — wiUi s i j i , m ark j E ------victory over-UllDoisberorejnuLcrowd.of______i:b^ew:OricanslOWW’_Taylor_ :— nwTHWwrto-glve-Syn!T aeusc‘a‘9 0 ^ l2 ~stralghghtTiolntsr-After-East-Ten ren— polnts-from-Daughererty ------over-Uw— fouled by 23.872 a t R upp Arena. nalnlng. nessee StiState’s~WM"SUi]lIn^~hltnll a n e x t few m inutes to t£take a (»44 lead— as he drodrove to Uie basketrEllls hit one— ------T h e Wildcats.* W).-junipeip ed 6 u t to a n ' le a d wIUi 24 seoonda ren u ifreeUirowstopulTenn^seeup ; jw llngs,to open a 44-35 lead. . layup toI m ake it 23-20 M emphis Slateate. v/lUi7:02toplay. of two frc early lD-2 tead. but imneaten and No. 6 louDwa to a GG-55 lead 34-22 a t Interm ission. _ , I3lh-ranked St. John’in’s breezed lo on After that. JlHnols coul f(fou^t off a late surge by T ennessee w iUl t h DePaul’s t Kenny Patterson and _ :t advanU jge a t 52-37 wIUilUi 7:56 to go. Theleacjad stretched to 24-19 wlUi 3:5 76, N .O , 74 T he Q uakers, 3-1. lostst Uthe lead for H ouston to to reg ister a 92-87 upset im'an Tony Jackson hitting fromr.: d Jacque Hill’s basket pu!lulled Uie Tro- left In UieIhe period arter Sam Perkin•kins KNOXVILLE. Teminn. ( U P I) — Dale rreshm a only a sh o rt tim e in th ei first(li half and victory Sati;aturday over Uie lOth-ranked range, Uie IDemons moved to a -I Jans within nine pointsits a t Uie 1:39 hit six sstral^t tr free throws. The TaT a r EUls scored 30 polntJnts and Tennessee long rar led throughout the secoi^nd half in Cougars, I advantage wiUi 13:08 rem aining. 2t no closer. Heels wervent on top 32-23 a t halttimtime stole the ball twiceK In th e Ilnal 92 45-25 ad' beating VlUanova for the first time The Oran■angemen raised Uielr recordd mark, but USC could gel i to frO. whilellle Houston, despite 28 pointss a tle r J oordan n scored six or the last iai since 1975. lints or Uie first half, Pen n h ad a 37-35 halftlmilime lead after by Clydea DI rexler, tell lo 5-1 before ? Memphis S t 80,EE. Tenn. 62 “ 't w o °baskets S by Jordan andd a ^^^e^uring ne'nevK & almost new iv a last-second shot by Michllchael Brown. 19.430 spectectators at Uie Carrier Dome, U PI) — KelUi Jum per by M att Doherty helped Nortlorth The Quakers scored thehe first seven Two freeree throws by Leo Raullns.5. M EM PHIS, Tenn. (U] w clothing fortir the entire family oom” Haynes Carolinaa jget orf to a quick s ta rt in1 ththe points of the second hallhair, three by who finishIshed wlUi 15 points, gavee Lee and Phillip "Doo ;0 combined for 33 pointss ito lead rirth- second hahalf a nd Uike a 38-25 lead witwith~ fl- j Little and two each by)y Brown and Syracuse2 an; 83-74 lead wlUi 5:40 Siblings finish;h 1-2 in lO K ev(vent______immlAYSALE ^SWEATERS- Stonee brothegrs-shine> at W intte rs ta rt iski race ^ = 1 M en's S W om en's...... 9:32: a Jerry U n w a 20;13; 7. l)eoil)cona' 1 / } JJ VJS/ npted to sprint ■ KETCHUM-Greg andand Quin Stone, a n d caught;ht him (a t Uie slx-kiiomelerr Greg sajd he altemp o:3l; 8. MIcluiel Ja(|ud. 'l'J. U Ulll r w ith aboul 1.5 vunticrtiii.11.21:00; a 10. llki'AlMnidlamlonaClii turned Wlnterstart, thele Wood R iver m a rk ).” away rrom his broUier \ gUtlrCOM S^STTTTTTr15%-ol|- ; \ 5 but was- un- nun.2i:io.0. ■ valley's Nordic-ski raci:acing opener. Quin addidded. "ir ll would have a kilometers remaining 9 KHame(en c9cn «WMfi V party dresses & -' Into a family affair Saturdiirday. stralght-awaway finish, we would havee • successrul. Ctltmoiln. 10:SU; 2. MDurten Mce«ll. IS:M: 4. SJ. Thwwt at low, low prices lid Greg passed ia:S3; s. tJi(Jz IS:U; a. Mary ShoemukiTiuker. f U M h i C i y \ pants suits at In th e 10-kllom eter race:e sat Big Wood him. Wee kept1 switching oir but 1 I the early going but said meter and Quin i«:“ : Undu «Jn J-enooo. 19;5B; 8. Dorcn WeMietater. K SdW W jW ^ golf co u rse w ith a tim'time or 28:06. m ostly sta:itayed behind him and relax-c- him at aboul one kilomi ]||IKuyu«Ml.30:3S; lU.JanuDean.2U:STO'.'Ji. IM arkatabout — ^--Brother ^ I n , -18, followedAfcd one second ... ed._W e-.w..werc_talking alLthc wayy a t two. "T hen I passed? SKUORXlcrlovMclMi th rro klldm elers and thzJiat'sUiewayil - Mw--r,r;riol)crt i Micwiel.-23;2B:-1.-Mliww sSul- la te r. ^ , aro u n d .” 1:15:2. ISSHANGERfc h ended up.” said Harper,T. ' llvwi, 3B;U8.ilB. Women - 1. Annie Uncoln. Zt; 15: sJHEBRAS who said he has trouble wiUi !vy.27:ll. ri.*6p.m„ AAcn.-Sot. B J im H arp e r (28:51) irts, began In Uie back or thele • ■ Jo/\nntvcvy. Opon 10 o.m.*< „ ' lOKliotne(en - UKUociKterboyiRMM followed by John Wells It soon asserted himselt. run- n.Slone.2U:V7: D. Jim I. ItrianJanJaijUri. U:ll;lTylcrJohn»on, IJ:H;1:14:3. W |W \ 'JjlHffi M ark P e a rso n (29:48). iiSS , , I. UrcKSlooe. aiofi: 1 QuIn.S nin g downwn early-leader Pearson al llufpcr. *. John Wclli;lli. 5. Murk SunrycAmleiKlenmt. 13:48. 1932Ad(ddison Ave. E. I e 2.5 kilometer mark. J>cunion. 2U;«: «. Alan Wiilniilson. 3u;Ul: 7. T«1 UKUocneta-glrifrwie “ T h e o nly reason I beatleat him (Quin) aboutthe2 lha Penll. 12:0Si 2. Sarah Opplc. in:2l: \ A c r oss s s from ' Smith's S '; »on rollowed ond Uie broUiersrs • SordhJ.-3U:17;R.»ol>HoMo.aii;JUMH; U. i’ul Harper. l.Murlha n:2l;'3- wl was I had the Insidee ttrack.” said Quinsooi .y iu.navcW hffloclc.3l:il.II. IzIorSllnson■son. 18:42. E nironco oneond Parking In Alloy^^ ^ ^ ^ l ■ Greg. "(Juln-passed mele att the-top bf------both mimembers of Ihe Sun-V^lley— enopeo— ^------T T O)oeKllame(erUdiot)«adecoune'— * ' K t«vy. I7:M: J. Jn l 1. Urlun,n Juipiel.J. 2:43: 2. Martha Penfll, 3:ia; the hill (midway throug)ugh the race) Junior NoNordic Team — batUed Uie I, KrlU I*rey. m;47;a.TuK t 'ITwinpiion. 4. SnXt Sievecvcrci. iy;M: 5. Dave Down J>rlur)(k<•Xkc.IJliWOtKMlIM), with ll ...... TW IN FALLS — As usuusual. Boise gym nastics club!I u b scam e iuhl)i>ec. t:«-ilunuker(Uuhl) W lluniJtlM . lament al n4-KoyiMtpin«dinedKln^iJllntlnt. - . out on t(^ In the Jackt FFrost Invitational Touman lU--(irl|U{*>HuhllpliliplnnntllueiJlln»c«ooducod, d thanks I reo Cassette Player With Aulo ^ all-around showing. In) ththe Junior division, Clint LuLutz took R ene ^ad eam,mc od Uie right to p articipatee In nationals by rocordlng dlroeily onto tho erse. HS-P03 Barely larger than second In pommel horsese anda third all-around. ^ winning Uie regloiglonal title In R uphrata. Washsh.. a week ago. „hwhilo you walk along. 'Cass’□ ..in o " ' « » o is o r o d u c tlo n ! ,*0 "^*compoct cossolto il ploys, con. On the Class IV level,/el. Sage’s Scott Elsen lookok second fio In Ihc BOISE (UPI)•I) — Idaho Fish and Gamime D epartm ent ' ch ild ren ’s division, Johnnhnny Anderson w as third all-iJl-nround. veteran Jerry’ TlThiessen has been appointsIted lo head Uie ______finishing second in pomnmmel horse and third In botMth rings agency's bureauau cof wildlife, director Jerry/Conley C says. R»fl. and floor exercise, wl:while James Lewis tookok fourth Thiessen. who'ho has worked at the depipartment ror 17 > R >239.95 all-around, his effort bebeing supplemented by a first In years, will begiiBgin Dec. 19 his new JobI tlo oversee the ; M NOW v au lt, a second In floorex'•exercise and a third in highhbar. b statewide wildlireJire management program. • In th e Junior division.1. S age's Ronnie B urgess wasvas fourth 11,0 bureau, managesm and researchs bbig and upland WF H M all-around, his effort, hihighlighted by a fourth1 Iin floor game, migratortory waterfowl, rurbearerss and nongame * |i exercise. Jerry Dillardrd of Sage.toolt first placece In lhat wildlife. evw it. Thiessen. JoineIned the department in lOf10G5 as a game rch biologist and Th* Rseordar That LIslantI biologist before■e advancinga lo gam e researc Modal TP-M7 It luxurious slimilim. Ihls inch-wido mierocos- i m p n -re g io n a l g am e! mim a n a g e r.______-______“sotfo rocord or- incorporotos-AlVAIWA^S now ouloomllc voice----- restlers triut Wtfot-Sonior-SysTomr During— ■ Je ro m e wr< y-iB-state-bie-game-manaeer;er,-a-posltion-he— —-dcHvatro'trfo-zirHV^SistmdrMtfj ” Sporty Sleroo With Solt-Touch9uch Controls , ir tho PAUSE mode II no Input ' TWIN FALLS — Jeroi>rome used its depth and seeK orlne In hiis held since 1971978. rocordlng. the unit will ontor ih Modol CS-360 . . . ottractivactive, sporty lighlwolght with sound l» doloctod within 5 seconds:si whon spooch re- beoulllul sound porformonc'once. d.band rodio, lull aulo the consolation bracketKet to tip Buhl for the Twi:■win F alls sumes. rocordlng sloris onco;o ogoln.o Tho voice ocilvoilon resiling title Saturday, sto p shuts oil mechonismm atai ond of all modes of tope Klwanls frosh-soph wrest sontiilvily is ad|usloblo lo3 proven!p nxiranoous bock- play. Bulll-ln sloreo oloctrottrot condonsor mics, pouso con- Jerome had one Individlvldual champion against11 live I tor W o r ld CCup race caiinceled •;ground nolio* irom ociivatirating the unil by mistoke. I rol, digital topo counter. AC adaptorc Included, >nser mIc or opHonal oxlernol Buhl but scored' In justjsl about every weight. Burllurley anil vAL D'lSERE,ElE. F ran ro (U PI) - -Afterr threet postpone- , ' OiOporotot with built-in condonsi ■------T w ln-Fallshadtw crtlUlists^ach-and-Minicohadone; ist ------— m enls;~thc-Tnennen‘s-Worid-Cup-downhi»i-was'caneelled— - . I continuing bad weather niliiling oul any last 1 Uuhl in. Uurlcy 111'^. Mlnlro 101.I Mi«i,.n S atu rd ay wlUi co iost Sounding Headphono10 You"i Hove Ever Heard. • Twun •eort*- - Jerome iffl. Uu hopeolllbclnghigheld.- . T ho Bo) ______6a.-Twln KalUCO. 0 ‘lciuy.lS.Uoo.UoodlniUJ.______ide Your Present Headphoiih o n e s For B o tter S o u n d l- . CbMviooitiipnMUQ>«i ------,------But“organfeen^ers-noneUieless-declded-to;o-havc--one-last_,. ___ ge-HCRlon »Tf) ilec. H“reome 1 »ur» iJce. ThuwilumUxilMl 114. . * Ing Uie first Worliorld Cup supergiant slalom forfo today. Y O U R 112-- Ancttvw IJ) ptnncd Kuniieuuier(MllnU)1nl. \, m C H O IC EE______^ \ l l i ------, l “ N O W ~ ” — e h a c o n- i g e t s — I * ..... 1 1 O N L Y W BCcrcown \ Mlnl-Storoo0 I Wjfm -H From -tiramon— ------S p o a k o r s — BT” AmplHlor spoakors — -RadloHleodpheno ec Recolvor------SACRAMENTO. Call convori your mfcro- no cords this model Modoi Moc HP-TtO ^ . . ASd lo your Veteran Bobby Chacon,m. iusing a series to consolo sound. P os good sound you con slereo tier these hlnhid.foproduc1lon,...... unanimous l^'rouhd1 ''dcclsidn d 'o v e r '... defending champloiplon Rafael ------J l A a n y/-olhar-gccB - ssorlesas available here 1 ------" B a z o b k u rtln n jn ;------=-Hje-flght-was-fairly-I ■> , :
Sunday,-, December( 12,1082 Tlmes-lies-New8. Twin Falls. Idaho B-S H j jC orntrovers $y, contiradiijtioii rnslinger— ove^r Dokess ’ quick!K O oiWi^eaver LAS VEG2GAS, Nev. (UPI) - Foror Curtis I was neverhurt.’t." the refcretcree stops it and pwpie yell .''m a n y who0 vwatched ll. the doubt stillill But Dokes and promcnoterDon King ‘fix.'" :'.'lingered SaturdaySj morning. Butut had a different version.1. King'ss soson and partner. Carl, went a n - ntaybe thete best explanation for thc^(MU "R ig h t a fte r th e flghl^l was stopped step furthei■ther. - ...... ------w ild . eplsod< u .» h MlUoHe— Mike-Weav«r-cameJ3vcvcc-and-draped ------^W eaveriver-was-groggy-and hurt-and------— W eaver’loslBslng-hlsheavywel^t-box*- X*— his arm around Mlchacacl;”-sflW KIng.~hewasgetigetting hit;” he said. '‘Doctors , Ing crow n1 Ir In Just fj3 seconds w as thlS'ils' who w as In the ringI seconds i after say DukIk Koo-KlmI w as killed by a .'.^m ark by a writer: “That, myly Curtis slopped the fighl. : “Mike single punIjunch. Well, if that’s what . ,|.frlend. is bo>iMxing." W eaver told M ichael, ■You'Y caught me people wanted, wj with the shape M ichael1 CDokcs wrested the WorldId wllh a g re a t punch. Youou h urt m e. I'm M ichaelI DokcsD( w as In and the fury he .(.B oxing Assossociatlon titlefro m W eaverer glad you didn’t hurt me r anymore.' was inI andai the punches he was " J u s t 1:03 intinto the first round FYldayay Then he hugged MlcIchael for the landlng...w[...well,, you jusl might have E lft ' ni^t, knociocking the champion downvn longestdamntlme. had anothe)ther death In the ring." ' with a leftjfl hook and later landingng "Well that sure doesnsn'l seem to me The 24-y«!4-year-old Dokcs, speaking in o/several morlore punches before refereeee to be the kind of behehavlor a- man a whisper>er I because of’laryngitis, said JocyCurti&Jl&Jumped in and stopped thhe. e, shows when he feels1 thet flghl was the referee‘ree made the rl(^t decision. . .i- .fight. fixed,” ------It was tl:the quickest ending to a Curtis, whoofferedlittittle insight into heavyw eighght .tlUc_flght„slnce_.l900•00 his decision Friday niglght. said £atur------w hen-Jlmi-Jeffrles- -J 5toppod-John-Fin>^ln*v_day*he'd- 8top-the-nghlht-again-ln-ihe— negan in DDe etroltrA nd w ith the excep-!p- sam e situation, tion of th e CCassius Clay-Sonny Listonon "W hen 1 picked Wcav3 and surgedKl tot the third round lead of the of the University ofof IHouston several years ago;o butI who has “’'"S J'H;”*low the fix was on.” and the Caesars Palaciice site — was Jo $500,000. Mixed Team ClaiClassic with a 54-hole total•tal of not done well recencently, said he has begun lo regain his Oservers Initially fell Curtistis crucial, coming on thetie heels of th e 3c tr 1 8 -underpar 198. game after overcomioming a drinking problem, stopped thethe fight too soon. Weavere r death of South K orean KKlmDuk-Kooa A IrIF YOUR CLOTHES I Thrcc'*stiot5 back at 201I a(after a third round werere Jay "l had a terrible j sar'splay.-I apparertlyly had recovered from thehe month ago and a bn>rutal i&-round HD le year," he said of this yea ARE NOT BECOMING | H aas and Hollis Stacy. quit drinking eightit monthstr ago and when you qiquit drinking knockdown.m, and despite a blisteringng beating of T ex Cobb by y World ' Boxing X punches by Dokes. he ap- I fjirry Holmes « Tf l:^nard Thompson and1 CaCarole Charbonnler. who shoshared you go through phyjJhyslcal and mental strain.. IIt's taken a Puny o[ p, ip- Association champion I. TO Y O U ... THEY ft th e lead a fte r th e first twoiO rounds,r had a G9 Satrudayay and while to adjust. peared notot to be In ^rlous trouble,Ic. two weeks ago. Kim dielied a few days # wpn» Mwi with .Ipiry Pate_and Pnt Jo Ann Washam _____ i:i:vcwo£kedJi£iiflshard Jn m v la st eight m onlhsis o s I have In C urtis’s dcclecision spawned a near-riot.ot. after being knocked outut by Ray Man- ^ SHOULD SHI BE COiNG .1 14-iinder-par 202. P ate andd NVWasham had a third roundd 6B.J ' m y life,” he said. MyM) attitude has changed andndlerijoythe ^ttrfans-^rstoniilng-the*ring-and-sev^ Tied- at l3-undcr-par 20203 were Steve Melnykk and competition." e ra l fightss bbreaklngout Inside the ringng Caesars P ^ ce — andI ddoctors said ll A TO U S ! I BeVcrley K lass, who had a CG 6 , and G ary Koch and BoiBonnie Mahaffey sdid he mentioned the drinkingg problem in between theiie cam ps of the two boxers'.s'- was a single punch lhatlat Inflicted the ^ . 4 . ______Lo Lauer.whohadatW. J ___ hopes It mfRht help &p sojnMnejise.______But _ Sj^rdayj__ a [ when _tempe^__ /ataJ.injury.______t Loutlons fo S0 rv« You — AncUir stro k e back at 20404 weretheV teamsoffed Flori'iriand "" "rm only going: to tell this once,"he said. "li■It was either cooled, thele other side of the pictureire " I'v e alw ays said It’ss b1 etter to stop A 3 34 * 7 S B etsy King, who had an elglelght-under-par G4 Saturday,y. and th at o re n d up in thele egutter." c am e out. a fight one punch too soons than one V^aihin.hlngton Bl— l-"l<»« J Loii Graham and Vivian Bro'irownlee, w ith a 67. Haas and Stacy' lookloi a double bogey on thele elghlh hole Weaverr saids Friday night that he punch too late," King: Mid.s "So now » ° Moll fi ■ Mahaffey and Camer had three birdies to go withllh the but then got'back: intoin the chase with four blr)lrdles on the was "shockiiked" by the ending. "I wasas we got a guy who's heiielpless on the ]ff ea g le on the front nine andd tl:then added another four bln)lrdles back nine, never h u rt andi I told Dokes and I told)ld ropes, taking punch aftctier punch, and on tlie back side cn route to.0 thetl lowest round of the toumjmey. "Wemadea^ood)od comeback after that doul)uble." Stocy *>A11 d ay Jong I’ve left Johnohn high and dry and evcrytln'timeI .said. .le ft jilm ^ o r t , h e w ent rightght a t the green. He attackeded the____ "W erose from theihe dead once more." Haas adi______- ...... - i^ustin wirins, r — /W ^ E T iAXEIi \ - - advancesi 1to 'NOW AT I
aCINTERS^n fifialToOru . ff OKlltAUTO SYSTEM ” lii- T ower0WE Lug Radial R-1 j polr«»*'i><c»dildcJliTd.^oll ser\e Satu^ay to rourout Leigh l e v ^ SALE T ax rotos ro aro highor thlt yoar>ar th a n in 1983. II j • Sill.naiiling irvad § • riovvndlKi*''lll«l.ncl»» l«f lu»l con.umpllon. _Thi!^psQn.6d..G4).and.advailvance-to.the ______-For-A| Limitedid Time Only you nead n< tiros or ropalri by}y ni o x t tu m m o r, ll | indop«>o>"»O'''l'"Oil>niitinJ.o»borpg Austin for the championship ^iPJodayr-...... ^ - >3.<13.6x38 6 ply...... $ 2 M . — ijVo-doubies-matchcs-a I«,4k W 8 scheduled for Saturday.. M^ ary I>ou ’ & C - 1 — ~ T o rc -T ra c R-3 tS.4x38Bplr...... $ 4 2 9 , • Wiapo'»vndd»lgn ' Ptatek and Andrea Jaegerger-were-to— — ArM*tr«ng't •••ft Cowpar* 1 • Widillexlooiprlni , ~ meet Rosie CaMls ancand Candy ' //' O M w r OwwlHy Tin -Reynolds.--JoAnne . Russ,ussell and Hr •• ■ Virginia Ruzici were to m(meet Jenny' Klltch and Kwona KuczynskJiska. ■T-Kic-B-2-Ercnt------iThe tournament is sponponsored by g& k Induslrlaj SpecialSpi Service R-4 4 4 6 ” Kitr ilm ihltld d«ri*c1i ilubi* C entral F idelity Bank. Jfc .WId«o...lapp)noU(nfllugi i ___Allho.ugh_xict.oDLc.ame_ce_casily_[oc______ij)thn,lonRlmthl.lo>»llo•ld> "1 1 was going to ^ock) >ui>. R tooved him self 2 Types Avamailable fi^n? the match. i f e t tf g * ii' _ * ^ ' ncver get mad when s )f R eplace — b ^ i s m e.” R ussell said. "B‘But l I did Ict SEE US FII=IRST! — R E P i tltiim pire get to me.” Ik i ] ^ CE BREAKS o i e t & - - - - M O U N 1 Instead of^ f p E D — ■------djlACITSTV 1:1;'orvlco ITED—--- irm" iP lL BEAT TWIN FA U S'>' PPRICES ------EVEN LARCI ---- FREE ....— -“^CAII-B^I: k s : sTEffl-ITTO NIN Repair Facility .• . Microw.ivo Cookingride in Magic VolleyService ;i No. 515'0217 • Calcium Chloric/entory to g. 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ER*K±:z::zi— |L L b e a t t w i n FALLS',■ PRICESPI . ^ P A Y T m T' •F M iS lW S _ S a |B iJ l______- 3 a r 4 fmWff>CCaMttlU W I H lAGimY^■■ Service '------jm «B-_ I. ^ ‘ lOOOSprucorBuhl I ^ ------—r~207aD75 Klmb*riy Rd.------^536‘4t6-4th-Av».-W»t>-----‘ - i S l B l u .Uo n K ____ " f---543-5931"| ■ (20(20S) 733-2736 (308208)733-3077 ' (208)7 _TW IN FALLa • BURLELEY* RUPERT *BUHH L ______pjmHILBOLYARD ,TQM)M HOPKINS GEORGE - iw*giv*SaHgwqn.yampj;^| U k«. BISHTNS:---- ■* * m ) 733-3333 . F B B 5E PHILLIPS ■ ■ ■ ' 8-6 T lm e s^ e w s, TwinI FaiFalls, Idaho Sunday, Dece(cember 1’2,'1982 Jays doi) n ’ t m i n d A g e n t >onsi]bk H Blue ( I their n1 i e w p f oa b r l c m s ” ^ TOROmO (UlUPI) — Toronto’s, Cinclinclnnatl. We can utilize hlm ln a lot f o r tr aading ss lu m p tra d in g a t the Justst-concluded baseball of[ ways. w In -the outfield ’ or ds a i n m eetings iii Hononolulu has left Blue deslgisignatedhllter." . Jays manager BeBobby Cox with the Collins,.. Col who rejected a higher C o m p le xK contracts; delay deals IL ...... sortof problems Hithat his predecessors monelonetary with lhe Jays to sign ■ijBKiLoniy dnuuned ^ouL. ■ wIth ith New-Yoric -as a free agent lost f-=^ir th ere’s one— fivis^play)ayer“(leal"belweeh-the-to!L o s-^ ^"^HONOLUEireUPlf^ ■ ly i ■ The deal that. tbright New York year.jar. saw iimitea action wilii ujc ‘ ' *s IDodgers and the Texoi^(05 thing thal the boscbjseball meetings Angles Y ankees’ outfieldJ d e r D ave CoUlns. Yankecs ank in 1982 andhad a .253 average proved once and for all,al), it's thal the Rangers. pitcher Mike MeVIorgan and minor- In1 tiltil games. He had his best season i^trade, which was agreed uporipon agents control the game.Tie. In th e t ^ ■ 1 leag u e first basemtman F t ^ McGriff to with1th C incinnati In 1980, balling .303 )f the-meetlngs, by bothLh parties on Thursday night ------^— By-Friday’s end of I the Jays in retunim for reliever Dale withIth 79^ stolen bases In 144 gam es. was supposed lo send catchei onJy eJghl tra d e s Jnvolvlolvlng 22 p lay ers T e x a s wj M u rra y 'a n d . minonor-league outfielder Cox Co> Isn 't w orried by C:ollIn3’ per- lundberg lo the .Dodgers foifor were completed, onee cof the lowest Jim Sun Tom Dodd has leftft Cox wondering how formirmancelnNewYork. rs Burt Hooton, Dave Stewan to tals In history. TTie! reasonre for such pitchers to rev am p his 'batting 'I order and .. ““Hi H e n e v e r h ad a chance to get it Jrel 'Hershiser and outfleldciIder lllUeactlvl^ Isthecomf>mplex co ntracts and O re ■ pitching rotation.I. .goltig)Ihg.’r he said. “A lot of thing of many players. M ark BBradley. n As a memberr of the ' Cincinnati enterite re d Into 11." ^ t a "The days are goneje vwhen you can But afteraft the Dodger attorneys got i R eds. Collins h add establishedI himself look at Sundberg’s contract:t ll it arrive al the meetings,Igs, huddle In a ' clo ser ]« a-premlerlead(idoff h itte r: However,- - * * ’ room for a few hoursirs and make a becamele evidentt th at Ihere w ere goln{ ^^■_Cox_use^sc^did baseman Damaso * rlfflth, executive lo b e prolroblem s. deal," said Clark Griffi ^ Garcia In that rolerie last seasonTanaiie * th e—Minnesota------n rfact;icirSflhHUferg'hlmselr had sale —SHAVERS-i— ------vl«~presldent~or*nhi responded with a n c a re e r high .310 * 0 happen all the nhe veryry same thing when informeen e d for- - » Twins. “That Used to h average imd was} ssecond In'the league ^ have to lay the by the3 Rangers 1 lhat he had beer>een tim e. Bul now you ha> in stolen bases. before you gel to traded.1. ground w ork m onths befi ' The additionon of Morgan, * ^CHRISTMAS : > of the complex- SundbcIbcrg's contracl. ^egollatecIted the meetings because of . meanwhile, enabables Ctox to con- COME SEE OUR J ormer Texas owner Brad CorCor- ily of m any of th e contra*tracts." with forr : tem plate a fiye-manan pitching rotation. » 10 made several bell, hadad e ight y e a rs to n m bul it hac BIG SELECTION » j Whiley Herzog, who i ' M organ. 7-11 wiwith a 4.37 ERA last * during the pre- this one]:le particular clause that saidd hh< e blockbuster trades dur y e a r, could eitheher be added to. a # vious two meetings; whenw he was could askasl to renegotiate his contrac I rotation ol Davee Stleb. Jim Clancy, * serv in g a dual role as1 gegeneral m anag- a fte r the the 19^ season. If the leania m J L uis Leal and JimmGott. or replace the * f the St. Louis, refusedd lot renegotiate, then Sundberi cr and manager of U f i relatively Inexperi•riencedGott. * J) Griffith. could quit, qu: baseball and still be pal( Cardinals, a g r ^ with G J 1 S 3 M ------The"probIems,-!,-especIally- the one » "When we made ouru r dealsi we had $350,000Wayearuntlll990. s ...... H W J concerning CollinIns and Garcia, are * them made before wcbvc cam e h ere," No good, go( said the Dodgers. Tharh ai m t O K t t S s m * uTO«o w elcom ed by Cox.X. * * trades built the clause: had he to go. Sundberg. naturallyilly said Herzog, whose tra t r a d e " I c a n ’lg o w roong n either way," said * Jim Sundberg’s*s contract stym ied proroposed five-player tra RamlngtonMlcroScr*«nS)iav«r » Cardinals inlo a worl'orld champion, refusedd anda the deal was voided, le Blue Jays to their * “ You can ’t g el In a roonoom a nd m ake a ' ‘Sundt^dberg’s contract was lhe deadeal just before Friday’:y’s 8 p.m. MST and wiwere unlikely to be signetlied bv Cox- who led the ModorxLR-aOOORochargeoblo b e st record e v e•, r ,:78-84. In his Inaugu- * ( c o o n on TV) ; ■ * deal unless p lay ers airc rc ion a one-year breaksr.” er.’ said Al Campanis. DodgeiIger Jnter-league tradingg deadline, but It th e irr ol old clubs. , manager. "But right ^ 'Jha.»id to get, pitcher forthehe lack of trading at the meetleellngs if 1 was makii “Bul I think some of It Is Jusl the “Our lawaw y ers can’t handle it and thejthey Mels were supposed d put Collins second, ^ s nature of some people.]le. Some of the can't' acceptaC' somebody else’s com Mike Torrez, refusedid to okay th e deal — thele t unresolved slalus of free‘agents ag a I would : : ...... »4T” ;■ legotiated his con- Floyd'd Bannister and Steve GaGarvey behind Garcia. '> giiys who have t^ n generalRei manag- mlttmenie n ts." unless the Mets renej 3llins) will be a better. the-fact-thQt-thero4s4ww.anc»rw,th»r “ I think he (Coll * KHltitaiXliniCcrdSknif $Qi9S ! ers for some time haven/M'l made many - it’s- possiblep( lhal the tw6 SIU&w es tra c t.------faHurfrfor-6ure»4ie— ^—Si ta fl.9 5 ...... -0 1 try_ and resurrect the trade r-leacue trading period In the hilter on artificial d e a ls .V ...... ______■ ' might W ------E ven the two-biggggest-deals-of-the-4?^‘’‘i‘? ------w ill'glve US mores'specd s and he-was an' .-KwlitlMTllpllHWWrtttlWf- k» tOQ95 *. ally If th e D odgers can’t maki ng. Herzog surrenderedcd the genera] especlall m eetings cam e abouta t because of con- two y ears ago In » S2S.95 ...... LO * m a n a g e r’s job lo Jo e McDonaldMe In the . another;r deal c for a catcher. lere’s no doubl that some! olof the excftfng player ( tract problems. * . . middle of l^ t seasonn aiand he doesa’t SundbcIberg's lawyer felt thal givei groundindwork w as laid in Honolulilulu for * "m iss it forone major reareason. time hethe two sides could come lo} aian The trade of third1 basemant Camey Inler-le‘•league trades next spring, “ O ne thing I don’t mism iss Is talking lo ag reemment. e Lansford from Bbstoiion to the O akland Asi farfa as B annister and G arvc)vey a re agents,” said Herzog.;. “I“ I w on't talk to TheLos Angeles-Texas trad)rade A’s and the deal II:lhal sent second concen'cm ed, Ihelr decisions shouliould be them for the rest of thelew u lnter.” w a sn 'tt the tl only one canceled overer ai baseman Manny Trillo from known:vn som etim e this w-eek. Both \ llie best example,f. olof how the In- contractict hassle. Philadelphia to the ClCleveland Indl^^ .J s n]?5leel with mer^re_of_the_le - - — trle a e ie s of today’s conlionlracts can ruin ------T h e NcN ew York-Mets and Boston Re select onoI o^our o original * Admits drugg caused perforDrmance declinee ’ dcsions. Rahnes kiczkscokizehahht r e p O iyrtsavss Don & Pogaijan Venion, al * __ MONTREAL (UPI)1) — Montreal voQlU \ r •“During the winUIter I got myself 'allhattiat point. I knew I w as goingng tot get ' “After I signed a help) aftera the season. I was seserious ^ 123 MuliiIn Avo. E a s t, •*___ Expos outfielder Tim'Im Raines has m m m D \ Involved," he said. “ 0 I do League games, and sometimessot used n j the outfield. 1 was mi:nisreading pitches, sometlicthing else. I’ll n m o r llstiilsten to ______the_drugJn-the_team.im.clubhouse_be-___ __ I w as striking o ul a1 \lot, the first time music,5lc. The exerelse helps m ^out. u t I'v e ■ tween Innings. yf5 in my career that I 'w asn’t a conliict beenl0-552-6000 Expos later issued a news release "I wasvas playing with a handicap,'ap," the drug to Brodererick, and Expos ; '.'i[ didid gather from Tim thereLrewere ^ jhoono n e n u m b e r to o a ll (o r r o teBortd a n InvottmentcounMlIng. blems last year, but I thought saying Raines hadad entered a Rainess said.: “I was playing on1 In-ir president Jolin McHcHale called In a proble • Coiiumteited First's Tele-Rate lino ony timetimo. 24 hours a day, end youTI oet C alifornia clinic to undeiidergo treatm en t slin cls5 andai th e instincts a re still thhere e r local psychiatrist to help solve the werej'e just personal problems (Ra oruwerstoco quostlons on curtont Interoslil rotesrat (or sovofs and bofrowers. for "chemical dependiindency’’ on an becausese It was still a decent year,r . Ai problem . M cHale eviiven drove R aines , wife_i ssuffered a miscarriage• ondai a If YOU neoeod furthor asslstonco. slay onXI Iholt> Iln© ond you'll automatically unspecified drug. lol of times tlr I got no sleep. A lotIt oof to the twlce-weekl■kly doctors ap- favo"riliritcuncle had died). bo put in loilouch wllh ono oi our (lr>onclalal Cicounselors. Raines, who burst on the National limes rcoTo u ld n ’t even see th e ball, polntments. •liu.-riCIt’ ' (cocaine) never cam e out ou dl- Its a tree•e Iptvsno call and quick occossOSS tot tho Infornxitlon you need Ixiague with- a flourislIrish In 1981 by "T h a t’st’ why I'm looking forw ard•dto ti Raines said he sistopped using co- „ ,redly,.iy. although I heard indlrcllreclly. oboutyour*jr savings. Investment and loan□n questions.o Get togethor wllh sfSnewTELE-RATEIIno. b attin g .304 and stealingIng nearly a base this yeaiear. I'm not setting any goalslals, calne “pretty much’h” from mid-July . ile'srs real.close to m e an d I talkialked to Untlod Firsts p e r g am e to se t a rookieWe base-stealing , ju st to0 beI mentally and physlcall;rally to Septem ber, b ul afiafter an argument ' him numerous n times aboul Ittaking ' m Bolso 34342-1900 - - record, saw-his-averag:rage-fall- lo -.277— read y to ptay.-I’m capable of doingng ia with former managtIger Jim Fanning careJ ofo him self. I w as alw ayss prettyp and his rate of basc-stc-stealing drop in lol of things.lh I m ight even surpris value afler:rjiist ji 10 years. ....a lu l’ph y sical heiiniy? i ' Consi"^er ihis; over He began his real estiestate dealings through a finfirm which and named thehe 1Boomers. • - :— 'I'herc is of courserse no ironclad i.-he had H{s mosl notednot purchase came In Apiprll 1981 when he ~ llicyiic y e a /s, M ereeilcs-B ciiz designed-homes andid apartments. By lOGG.- Hiiaramee that evcrjxry Ivlcrccdes- assembled a group ofif sism all Investors who built11 andj sold boughl90percercent of the CFL’s Montreali AAlouettes. shave'hud a remarkable ' Ben/, vviii reap (hee ss; a tn e / r ' V ______a p a r tm ent buildings.______S kalbania Msaldjie l Iq^ $l million on thee Ibaseball team . $S resale hisiorv. And — —rtlvidcnds-aydr=— =- S k alb an ia becam e a masterm of the rolloveT-^l)ul)uylng big m illion bn thle e IBoomcrs before a court'H'H iled this y e a r he — htKtfTry*doi:!rhnvc ...... and selling for quick pnprofit- Typical of his moveses w as the still ow es-thee formfa er ow ner $1.1 m illio nI, ,.and $C m illion on scribed in (hcse a w iiv o f repeating 5, which had its franchise revivoked last May by ease histtjrics. (Si ■ i.scK, • 1978 p u rch ase of $100 mlimillion in property ?rom Gemenslar Ltd.' the Alouettes, w /f H e sold il the sam e dayiy forfi a profil of up to $4 mllliolllon. th e C F L . T h e risin g financierr o{operated In Hollywood fashishlon-in ^ MolsonWestcestem I3rcwerlcs w as a lso suisuingSl^lbanla ^or - — airport- limousines', onn pip aper napkins in restauran;anlfi. Until. _ jsoo^oOO. claimiiimlng he broke a promotionalal agreem ent when he began Investing InI prpro sports two y e a rs ago,, SkalbaniaSI th e B oom ersJ folfolded. ______HUyuwcs^a-mllllonteihe-fed IH ^PaH cPrice IV He once eslimat<^ he m ade (300 to 700 deals anniiuiually by —:------lllon to th e B.C govem m (int labackIn taxes. ____.. —: - t h e e n d o f th e ‘703.-If hhe e lhad to cahry a properiy4>eecauM he___ and $1.25 m illioi jt:^la*ldataQ_S32D3___ L could not sell Immcdlali[lately, real estate prices weiivere rising i Alberta Repoeport magazine said recentl:Hy.lhat Skalbania, P h o f T e 2(DS-232-10B2 S ; fasienoughlo coveranymy Interest charges, his companieslies and his various busineness partners are- ______ring interest ra te s h it h a i^ ata t th e r e a l - su b ie c f -to"3IX lawsuits. Ii TJ^ m agazi^li;llsted^24 cred^ltors _ • estate marReir howeverver., o jtf thIsTiindered hissjisy ste n ro f------wlthclafmstotttotalling nearly SJOrmlllfon. •" 1 ^ . r ^ • ' "y-- ■ \ ' '
• ' Sunday.>v. DTCembflf l l 1082 Timeiimes-Newa. Twin Falls. Idaho B-7 . Ohituaries/Ho:ospitals B8______iH e% ~FJer_we|iTeaijp:y t c ^ a t d i . l iJ m i i i j i i [' ; B r - = Marilyn Monro(oe liked tp be ‘up froiTont’ BIO uijuifer ^ pco ll u tio n itiii ~ y rowing Enuiluironmentalists ------i^iu..>i;j:i;'^V ------^ — say-(<; controls needed
B yCTEiT EPH iN IESCH O RO W . Tlmes-i^es-iVews writer
■ ■■■■ BUHIQh l - Atiout 25 m em bers' of - variousous environmental groups t B r gathlered er? In Buhl on Saturday to discussuss current issues and plan action for theehe coming year. The1C meeting, sponsored by the M agic;lc 'Valley Snake River Alliance, I attractcacted rcpresentatlvcs from the Ground'undwatcr Alliance in Kelchum, lear Counter Balance In Pocatello a newlyn< form ed McCall group, Partina Derek says he intend ndstogonylne rs to be-more-interested in pro- Twirin Falls teennager solos He logged about cigiighl hours of 172. theie onlookers yelled en- a g ain today. And Mond.Iday. he Intends Ing nuclear energy than ensuring .flight time before he mimade the solo couragemres8ure—on—the^=— ------They-are:--Joan-Brawle:ffleyrBin-wright=Amy==^^ A m y l/ju iD^dB moved1 to Twin F alls seven ’ FallsUs Board of Realtors. HeIe has a-master's , j- islalure to remove the INEL Lou Dodds. B.J. ^’Bud"’ Ruffing.R Jim McAfee. • Donna T. Brizee. a rosiderent of, Tw in F alls I-^g'sla y e a rs ago from Kimberly. She served six y ears degn;rce In business administiistratlon from the r 27 ^ years, lias raised five ch:hlldron here. She !S-lax exem ption. ' E rik A ndersen, Tom Koloulouch. Jo d n E . Edw ards tie ICl.. also supports legislation a s th e c h airm an of Uie Klmbcnberly zoning board. UnlvIversityof Portland. IS a degree In' home econonomics from the ‘ . a n d D onna B rliee. cjulrlng all operators of nuclear SheSh also has worked with11 1a former county •' Ei rik Ij. A ndersen. 4C, is a full-llrhe real- . Diversity of Idaho. Her expeperlence includes ^ Two vacancies will beX5 created( on the com- zoning201 director, the late Rdd Woods,W when Twin estatate salesman, associated wHw ith W estern R eal- >eague of W omen iQCil'tlilies e to be held completely liable mission. Gary WIgnall.ha:has announced he.will rvlng as president of the l^e Falls County was forming itsIszonlngpollcies. z< jtylrIn Twin Falls. He has experi(crience In teaching - jlers, president of the PTA,, v vice p resldenl of ‘o r alall damages caused by their not se e k reappointm ent: whenwl his term expiji^ . • B .J. “ Bud” Ruffing. 65,5, h\ as lived In Twin • high^ school and in vocationalnal counseling. He— epublican Women and'areai < chalrm an of th e— rallons.ii------Jan. 1. Jean Click’s termTT) ;also will expire, and pc F a lls for 40 years, and reccntl}ntly, he retired as an receigently applied for a City CouncilC seal, and She Is a m em ber , tie m' eeting in Buhl will continue b ecau se sh e already hass serveds< two terms, she ag merlcan Heart Association. S agent and farm manager for the U.S. D epart- piacjiced second behind Galelie Klclnkopf, the the VFCA and United Way boijoards. I'xlW''ly wllh commUtee reports. cannot be reappointed. m«ment of Agriculture. He hasas publishedi several perslhethey— who docs nol have loli hold down a Thehe commission also will hear a :~by"Sieyensr====Accbrdrnijmg'-lo • 5tale=pol lce,"Uicacci.^j.= ^obdand.tlqUiing^ ^dlffl^i^Begiglons-congemln■ning={obTAS-weUrfis;pul=ln IniunpaldJioursr*- — report-orWrom lh(H»mmillee4»vlewlng^=^ ]~S5S21toEta_trticiiick driven-bj^- _dent occur:urred as Agee. was-Jwrth-._h.,_: -Last-May.-ln-lhe-?iIrat-m ont^f"^eir fulfuture. w6uia“ t>6irt*'T»5-rjllkcly—iD -b ^ -'ihecll- city’s comprehenslve-plan-and ------s t------operation, the group; :GcraId Slocum, accordlnTllng to" Id a h o . bound driia'gravel a: road and attempted- pprovlded-'Jsafe"------T h eiceriter « could also bo usedI as«—as overcomc-wllh-fnisustratlonr-Rehk ------zoningilng.onlinan«!._AncLnew_j)fficei:s____ •s housing” for seven bibattered women .childNewfl. Twin FalTs.Is. IdahoI Sundav. Dncemtxnbor12.19b / U t h s r e t u nrn from U titah-to-facee charges tery chargi ”^ € r o m e mnan arre¥t(ledlDn batt< )ME — Two Jero m e lioysoys, Tilley’s Machine ShShop In Jerome machloeline shop..and two calculators 1 JE R O M E — A Drellmlnaiinaiyhe^ng Oct,281nJejJerom e. Jerome, because tie wai/as upKt over agra 16 aand i 14, w ere'retum ei fronrom....4urliigthe.weekeodol< jtOctv30and3L. .._4Dd-a.sia nmnll amntmL nf monqy.waS; ]____ ■ J e r o m e ; '^ . He’W arjnvoived'in rji 'a traffic accl-• damage tohls own v^lclicle.' ' — ’ Utah’^9i)'!)' F rid a y to face burglar:lory According to' Jeroi“ome police, the taken] fromfro Sm ith’s. | ated~battery .. -dent—at—go•SoMth^Uncoln Street and • •" 11*__ ch a rg e s:in Je ro m e .------;------youths ore accused ofIf taI k in g c a s h a o d T h e9 tvtvro-teenagers-wUl-be-rQjrfc-ij ------win beheld Dec. 21 In FlflFifth District' Avenue A, A. according to Jerome5 The complaint againstist Kuhn states Tlie twtiwo are chorged with burbur- calculators from the tl businesses, sentedid h"by the Jerome County public , M aglslrale C6urt In Jeromeme. police, that Hlalt suffered a (rar a c tu r e d rib, a . glartzln^g Smith's Drilling C^. and am About $30 In cash w asIS taken Jrom tho defenderIder. : 1 Kuhn has been chargeded I In connec- * K uhn allegedly all* struck the other• ' bruised kidney and lungigs, and facial tlon with an Incident thatlat happened vehicle's driver.dr Elwood L. H iatt ofr c u ts and bruises. SehooH t u wtch m enuIS iPietep-ro]Dllover4njuu re s ^ ^ n ilFalls girl - , . . . J U H L ------______WadDesday:-Texas chili.Ui-nnri hfflm , g ree n — llw ra dKlay: a y Christm aadlnner,------—------•------■ Monday; SiSubmarine sandviidi and f^^endench ’ salad, com bread,l,~banana’hair and Friday:y: (Chlli; carrot and celeiy sUcks, | - HANSEN - A 17-yearear-old Twin officer, Lauiaurray Lee of Twin Falls lost Regional Medical Centinter and re- fries. milk. , . fruit,!lilt, cinnamon rolls and milk. lliursday: Hamburger oron bun, french fries, Falls driver was treateded for minor control of heher pickup truck on a gravel1 leased. Tue6day:T<: T ostada arid carrot cake, lay; Hamburgers and french fries.ies. - orange quorlers anddmilk. I - • ...... -H A G E R M A N ...... ’ .. Injuries late Friday'aftcafter a one* ro ad , six*ahiahd-a-balf mlira southeast of- WedDOKlay; ^r-BMted turkey, mashed potatocftoes, Friday; Manager'scholcilice. M ooday:ay: Beef pizza, green salad, sliced > Hansen. Hansen aboibout4p.m . Lee has been citedd tor driving vehicle rollover south of Hoi y, m ixed v e g ^ b le s ond hom StateSt Police She wasIS treatedi at Magic Valley' without a license. « m a d ereB'roUs...... - ...... ‘ VALLETE Y milk.iiik. * : ‘ * Frldiv^'GrGrilled cheese sandwich, chlcke:cken Mooday: Hamburgers,, fifrench fries, green Tueaday:lay: Turkey gravy, mashed potatoes, , ■______.'Qocklleslesoup,fruitandchocolatc milk.Ik. bcans,peachcsandniImllk.. , . . - - grtsenttsen peas, cherxykolache and m ll |L - ' Ilcsd ay : Spaghetti, grcc'cen salad, Jello with W edaesdsesday; Hot ham and cheese, totcr , News ofF rcco1 rd — U *— ^' MURTAUGH pears, and milk, tots,its, ppeaches and milk. : • T ; enlly Have been SuoThomasC18 Crates, all of Filer; Eric WynnI And: Colvin R. Bailey ofo Wendell and • ■-‘ ThofollowlngcouplcareccnU; ;,Bc£f.juK} noodles, peanut butteutter WodDSKlay: Com dogs,. sscalloped potatoes, Thursdayday: Vegetable beef soup, pcare. < ------granled divorces InTwlnFolls ( I Laurie Sue MlUer. Cari Lynn.I. Peggy KIrkcby of Twin FaFnU»;.Lauicl.O, . llsCounly; Evans and L ;> gre«a^'heans;‘ french brcatread, canota,appiesaucc,«!,cooklo and milk. . chen:leny crisp and milk. , iAnneG.-Smlth,-George f^W lik .... ScoU llobcrl KostcrtjrookTTiITIrblirrjuirlc— Ovcriln A — ^------‘nwrBa«y,'~HamburBer•r-gravyrwhlpped— FridaiyTlyTTIah-rnilrtrBrccn-bcansrtJanana-; ------I of Springvllle, Utah; Briarian D. TJaria of eSioSi l-yell Easterbrook, Jullc D. M(McDrldctom iui4 toxaimme t McGinnis, Leon V. StorJohri :ries. potatoes, peas, fruitt mixn ond milk. • half.vEilf. whole wheat roll and milk. ; . Perry, John Richard Gentry andI Sioux Falls, S.D., and Susajsan Beckstcad of Tuesday:: FingerF steaks or wieners, frief M lchacl Mcarf McBflcte. Vick!ckl R. Swccncy ond ](,' 'FrldR]r:-PotolO'Bi>up,-b'boh>giu sandwich, rown, John Brcnl Olmstcad and,I, Twin Falls; Randall B. Benennett of H a n s e n - c c le ryy sticks, s cookies; fruit and mUk. from Edward J. Sweeney,:s. Jmiyre h. Hulh A. fln)« imon carrot sticks, cherryy cI ri^ and milk. RICHFIELD ' cs, Calvin P. Jensen and Owyne! and Paula L. Stonscll of Twin Falls: Wednesday:lay: Chill, celery sticks, cinnamo Gibson from James C. Gibsonoon;.Billy Abe . Gregory Allen Tale and UndoI M lchacl Wilson M cLain off 1Twin Falls and rolls,,applc9a op i ^ and milk. M onday:ay : Beefi and noodles, rails; sa lo d S B ' , Bohm from Phyllis Bohm,, illlliclmnl Alon E.. M iner, a ___ _ C A m SFCFORD andm[Klmllk. ' I k«ll. and DIno A. Morette andI Rlkkl LeAnno WrighU ofi Kimberly; ■nmmlay:/: Hamburger gravy, whippe Baer from Jonlcc Kim Baer,»cr. Sharon C. Bridal PPJf Mooday:,Finger steaks.s. mashed potatoes, Tueaday:lay: Fish sticks, macaroni sauS, . ll. Flclcher, alloLTwInFolls. Bulfrano Chavlra and Mariaia Isabel, both of ^taloesloes, cheese sticks, buttered peof Lincoln from Wllllnmn Doles LlLincoln. John M onllc|uoM .I gravy, pears, rolls anand milk. rolls,]ills, peas and m ilk Hagerman; Manuel Iuop<)pcz: and Lllla . hotroUoUs,fruitandmllk.- f , Decordc from Jill R. Decortlelie anda Kenneth ., , ; Taesday: Chicken burfirger. fries, green Wednesdsta i i y : Meat loof, scall^)cd potatoes, < mes G. Denny ond Klmberiy 1*. Hernandez, bolh of Buhuhl; David V. F rid a y : Tacos. Ti corn,' chocolate .eata Ray Uric from Normiin Jeon, UricUr Also: Jnmc ; r r '- - . bcansicookleandmllitllk. rolls,!ills,greenbeansaixlmllk. V. . inny Ray Basham and Connie: O v crac rc and Christina M..BamhlU,bolhof B prachca Bailey, Don^ 'f.T - ‘Wedneaday: VegetableI beef t soup, grilled Hjursdayiday: Hamburgers, salad, fruit and ;, The (ollowing m a rrla se licenses lie have j ^^n Banftojgoyne, Jeffery B. Wilson andI Klmberiy; Jack HardingI iand Diane E. cheese sandwich, pltKspple pit sllcc and milk.iiik. 1: been Issued recenlly In TwiniFailsCounly; Fn j^yoarlew•ne Parkin, a iffo rd B. Zufelt andI Parkhurst, both of Jerome,)C, and Clarence WENDEUL milk. y: Chill, cinnamon rolls, chM ^ ubbs, and John C. Turner andi D avid Bishop and iUma Di Spaghetti, buttered peas, fruii F rid a y : Ijirry Eugene Jensen andi TeresaT< Marie I.akU)c Grubl Dole Thompson, Mooday: S] Tfaunday: Hot ham andid cheese sandwich, slices,Ices, applesauce and chocolotcmulu. ■ •qwtte, all of Twin Foils. Crystnball, and James A. Hurlcurley and Ixric Tcrri Bcqu both of Burley. cookies,les, rolls ond milk. peas, green salod andndm llk. Tuesday:: BarbecueI beef, green salat Friday: Sloppy Joes, fries chocolao late pudding and milk, Jello orange sllcc and milk W ednesday:lay: C om dogs, buttered com . Jell res. cookies and milk. w A d u lt. i; ------■ sq u a re s cassia Grave Space ■- |—Obiti^uariesS ' " ■ - Ihursday:/: Fishi slicks, scalloped potatoe: Mooday: Breaded chlckeken sandwich, to te r n beans, fruit, rolls and milk. h e moved to Gooding a s a yoirt)unamnnnnd green bt tots, celery sticks, fru'rult and milk. f£fi( Raymondi BeanB< of Burley and aeve Bean Vegetable beef stew, biscuits, pen ■ » 1 8 0 - NeZ/fe Chris(enscr se rv e d w ith the Arm y duriniin g World War Tuesday: Pizza or boketf5d-cheese sandwich, t; a sister, F ^ r Winn of An- iutter ond honey, fruit, cake am W llh P s rp s tu o l C a ra ;! . DURIJ5Y - U u r a Nellie Nel Moncur Alaska; and nine grand- I. After returning to Goodirding, where he green beans, orange;c wedge, fmit tmd * C hristensen. 70, of Burley.'.dledThursday dli children. formed, he later worked fcfor Norlhsldc . milk. n ight a t Cassia M emorial Koi Canal Co. In Hazclton ond1 forf the sugar Wednesday: Tocos or bururrltosi peas, carro t TWIN FALLS HosplUU. He wast precededpi In death by a sister STATESCHOOL B om Ja n . 23,1903. In Love ___ slick, frull and milk. ovell, Wyo., she and a grand(jxlchlld. factory In Paul. Afler his re«remcnl,here M ooday:: SausogeSo panics, mashed potaloealoes CEMETERY , ■ attended schools -and gr DcraLwIll be^held T uesday^! 2 _ _ lived In Eden. _ ' gravy,-'buttered brussel-sprouti R u p e rt. She m arried 'C tTATSpcnceron” “ ASSOCIATION"- — he Hanaen Mortuaiy In Rupert, M r. Price m orriS l U iiah / gc and grapefruit wedges, rolsl Chrifllensen on Sept. 8. 1 her death, he TIMES-NI'JEWS . ' hop Afvln Lee Hansen of (he J u n o 28; 1930, a n d o « e r in , hoi rolls ond milk. A3SM alnAvm.ea,l ^ ll____ r nn Mnrch-23.------H : Hamburger pliza, buttered-caircarr-etASSiFlED-AD' DVERTISING-g^ ^ 733-6370 . ^ ^ T T ^ died to days ago, on Nov. 29, 194S. She alsoprecededhlmn Iin d e a th .. II will be In Rupert Cemetery. tossed salad, strawberry Ic She was' a member ofor t tho Mormon Surviving arc: three stepsons, st I/« v *« PHONE 73;'33-0931 s may call ot the funeral home m wllh topping, and milk, C hurch and had served Ir Atleburyof Twin Falls, John J in all of the Monday afteiftemoon and evening, ond prior hnW.Altcbury w «STlay: v F ried chlckcn, zucchini cosstassc- auxiliary organizations. S)i of Salt U ke Clly and TedEd Attebury of vIco on Tuesday. cottage and pear salad, cherryypie pl m ission from 1023 to I92S Ir Soda Springs; a stepdaugtighter, Lenora nllk. li ------states, ond^hc hod served a !• 13 stco- and mill ^asanelwtlon ... Beulah i ____ N eym an__ of___Portlond;_ y; Salmon loaf.-green rice.-bui-but— — — ■■ ' — Judge for several years. hRuther^ord------grandchildren and nine Surviving are: eight child:illdren. Dorol G. BUHL - - Beulah Rutherford. 88, of, . 1 spinach, spiced apple rings, mt , - grandchildren. ' ors. french bread ond milk. Christensen and Robert E. Chrlslcnscn. Buhl, diedd r F a d a y a t Hazeldel Manor rest \ A graveside sen/ice will w be held Chlckcn fried steok, bollcoiled both or . W alla W alla. WaiWash.. Eugene homelhTwlrwln Falls. T uesday a t 10:30 o.m . In Ho:lazeltonCeme- Uxs, gravy, buttered peas, calcob- Christensen, Carol Manningilng and Earl J. Bom )ec. Dee 30. 1B90, In Peculiar. Mo., tery. wllh the Rev. Wesley•y Johnson and potaU» ! salad, m ystery pie and milk. Christensen. oU of SpHngdngdale, Howard she moveded to Buhl In 1902 with her lhe Eden post of the Ameilerican Uglon bogesa D. Chrlslcnscn and Sues Ann.A Streeter, parents. SheSh< graduated from Buhl H l ^ . _ officiating. GLENNS FERRY both of Burley, and Lois]ls Loveland of School.' Friends may call at Dem;maray’s Good-‘ . : Enchilada pie, tossed salatalod. - ' Heybum; four brothers, RoyRo Moncur ot Sho marrJed arr Crood H. Rutherford In Ing Chapel on Monday fromn )1106p.m. . M o o ^ : I Burley; Wayne Moneur of 1Nyssa, Ore., i9is, andthey the farm ed In Buhl, e sauce, doughnuts,- salad b a r an Vem' Moncur of Bountiful'iful-and-MelvIn Mrs. RuUtutherford had'driven a school , ^ XT ■nana ^ Moneur, serving a Mormormon mission In wagon inI Buhl B and had WQrfccd for the WdlterE.SchooIcI c t n j t Tuesday:: s Spaghetti, tossed safad, banan W oltcr Edd spill,. btbread sticks, salad bar and milk, the Macshall Islands; twovo sisters,a Dora Twin FnllsCIs County Fair for many years, SHOSHONE - Wl iJl^e., Chamberlain of Rupert and Lois Call of She wasas a member of the Baptist Schoolcraft, 70, of Shoshonene, died Friday Wednesdaylay: Hot dog on bun, french frio Twin Palls; 40 grandchildilldreni-and 29 - Church IniB Bi uhl. — - ...... evening ai.,Wood River• rLef.Kiv-.le In OirpoH■rtJinfi n Hvpri Tuesday nnt t Inoon In Twin Falls Cemetery. Cox of_GoodjnB;-fivo-brom4hcis,.F,mmoU ...... jmllK..._:.______-...... — 'r-Flngenteakrrolls.-ricfrXom with the Rev.Re' W oncn Chapman ottlclat- Schoolcraft and EddFScBciS55rairraii ------ruo»l»yrf . InRupertallhlsllfe. I, sliced poaches, chocolate milkIlk or( He m a rrie d Virginia Itowoward i on March log- - or Scatlle, Pete Schoolcratraft of Bothell, « Wash., Jerry Schoolcraftift of Gurley, ^ . .. . 31. to st, In Burley, and they the; were later lay: .Roost turkey with drcsslni Neb., ond Irvy Schoolcrafttt of Erie, Pa.; Wednesday alng. ^ /f \ divorced. He married Joyci)yce Mitchell on Josephh C.' Rees hed pololoes. t^ravy, celery slidstick. tw o sisters, Ma.ble Milton anda r Edna, bolh ^ WE care; Oct. 17, 1961, al R upert,• an JF.ROMR4E - Joseph C. Rees, the infant ,, cranberries, pumpkin custoistord W y t of Sealtlc: ond ISgrondchlldlldren. laterdlvorced...... son of Mr.Vir. and Mrs. Tracy Rees of : topping, and milk, E S AND BECAUSE,, : He wha preceded Ih death,U,bya«,n.»l,- Mr. Hess had been empl Jerome. died dl( Friday nt Magic Valley y : CookS’ choice. a daughter. ■ h w e d o . w e .... — MlnldoHQ Counly School1 DWrlct Dl lor H r „ , | „ , ^ hcMedlpal Center InTwIn Falls. Hamburger wilh bun, later tots.tol ^ A graveside service willII I be held Wed- y e ars. II amingcments ore pending’ igehalfandmiik. nesday at 2 p.m. In Shoshorlone Cemclery, B . WILL GUIDE He was a-mcmber ofrthoChmohol th . h e announced by the Hove- with Bishop BUI H arris offld:iclallng. / w l ' . - Jesus Christ of lJatter-lay ond prior to W ~ l DETAIL, Association. Jfr^feu'uiBrxid com . fm ll cocktal Dughiers, tJnda ^Herbert;rt Lee Price the serv Ice on Wednesdoy. Surviving arc: two daugl irco o k lcsa n d milk. — H erbert Price, 89. of T he fam ily suggests ihat Ihi mcmorinl _ sugarc A nn K eatts of Spokane. WoslVash., ond Janet EDEN - T acos o r sloppy Joes, fresh (ml d Friday ai Green Acrcs Health contributions be m ade toI the tl Americnn Tuesday: 1 Foust of Boise; two sons., StevenSt( V. Hess Edcn,'d»«d F >n beans, oatm eal cake and milk, of Worms. Germany, andI ChsriesCh Verian CaroCentc>lc>iiy5oodlng. H e a rt Association. T hey m. la y : Chill, carrot Stic — Hess Jr. of Rupert; twtwo brothers.,' Bom JulyIlly 14,‘T O a ^ r-one Rock. WIs.. the chapel, V FUNERAL-^ upplesiIcsauce, clnium on roll and milk, T h u rsd ayly: : Hot dog o r com dog. In tert tot Ryri A CHAPEL pcachc:hcs. brownie nnd milk.- llftttti 5 Sausage pizza, celery stick, lln ______F rid a y : Sa " ™ ______i r i c e s - - ^ IW -A II F a i t h s milk.' ------— B U H L— Tho funeral for.]tar.Bcrtha Vlola_,. Memorial.,I ParkP In Twin_Fall3._Frlend3 _ _ T y ra W, Truscott, B2,.off_Jeromc._who_ . _ ai While Mortiiary InTwIn Falls ” (iled Tuesday, will be held(1 IMonday at 11. Kwlng Cnrlcc. 84. of I/Ogat)gan. Utah, atxl may call at V MINIDOKA formerly ot Buhl, who died m noon until 8 p.m.. and at the n.m. at Northwest Memoriirial Gardens in , Ned Wednesday. today from i ; WIeiwr wrap. Inter tots, diced diet n Monday from noon until Ute Portland. Hove-Robertsohn'Funeral I Cha- Moniday: \ will l>e held Monday ut 3 p.m.p.m In lhe First church on ft :lje8. vnl8lncix)kles nnd milk. ' Member IFDA andKlNrDA A d d iio n A v « nnue u e Ea»l ' Phone 733*490*0 In Ouhl. Burial ' tlmbofthes)loservice. pel In Jerome is In chaifiorge of local Ward Mormon Chapel In 1 ^ Becf-o-ronl, green beanii. cnrr;nm>l will be In Buhl Cem etery,, withwli Thompson vbodled ------TWIN F A L I^ — T be funcinerai for Rlhei - :-Wedneada> charge. Friends may coll'a itoes, opplesouce, hot rolls, pcanS ~ ------^ ', will be held Monday at 3:30 W right, 65, -of Twin Fall;alls, who died <• polatoc on Monduy from I to2:30 p.m.p.n T h u r ^ y , w c r and honey, ond milk, p.m. at WhiiVhlte M ortuary In Twin Falls.*' F rid a y , will be held W ednesicsdayot2p,m.- bullcrj ly: Chill, finger foods, diced pearKors III tjc In Twin Falls Cemetery. , ., , a t W hite M ortuary ChapelI liIn Twin Falls,. 'Q Q 9 ) Q Q 9 ) 9 i 9 » ------TWIN F A M ^ ^ T h e fumfuneral for Inci JJurlal will i jle bar and milk. may call.al the funeral home B urial will be In Sunset Memimorioi Parkin maple 1 CcllsoHolm(|Ulsl.B7, ofTwlTwin Falls, who Friends mo; Tocos or pocket bread, polatocDtoes. lunlll2p.in.on Monday. Twin Palls, ffrlends mayiy call ol the Friday: T j died T hursday, will i)e heldeld Monday at I today"and un t.cokeondmllk. ------rprmrlnthcFlfthWardMorniormonChapel In------___ chnpei today, Monday^ndJ 1Tuesday until IE — A graveside servlcc for 9 p.m .. and unill noon on W/e « d n e^ ay ...... Twin Falls. Burial willi bel> In Sunset JEROME KiMBERLY ------M ooday: : Wiener surprise, inoshiashed H lVlAPPY HOUlTdays f ” pQtato(itoes, creamed peas, rolls, oromrange A A g r e e 1to try ond purchasese a small In the ^ h a l faand n milk. ______Tuesday:f: I Beans and ham, lime Jcllo,I, cccor- ^ e a r Hearing e Aid and recteceive a special Q nbrcadsad. peach cobblcr nnd milk, m as G ift. —Hosppitdls- W edoesdajday: Pizza, green beans, salawind, Q .. kGlC VALLEY GOOIOODING COUNTY KffiMORLVLiL p e a rs Jand milk. A G iv e oor receive the joy off b e tte r h e a rin g . ® MAGU roast 35' REGIONALMLMEDICALCENTER Admitted Thursday:,ly: Christmas dinner - roc M rs. Eddie HaixLsori-sonof Gooding. turKcycey, dressing, m ashed potaloealoes. ------l/!wls SmKh and Mrs. Lynnynn Nelsori; bolh ot Twin Falls;Its; Mrs- Dismissed . grovy,vy, cmnapple salad,'cake. tolls oi Q ‘ Isidro Comcjb of Jackal; Mrs. Mi John Gladtcs of Keichamlum; and Guadalupe Gonzaleta la. Glenn Spencer and PatricIIda Bungcr, ail of milk.<. Eunice Fosterof Hcyl>um. Gooding; and Roy•BIshopof Bis Wendell, F rid a y : R ussian ham burger, ta le r tots, tol ■ Q ; cd vegetables.. chocolaUs puddliiddlng-...... ( ...... DUDismissed...... '...... Birth...... - ...... CHRISTMAS SPS P E C I A L § Vcm Hulbcrt. Robert l / xX. . RodneyI Bell, Colin Hloxhain.iin. Mrs. A daughter to Mr,r, a:and Mrs. Eddie H arrison of Goi}oodlng. w llh1 lotopping, and milk. 2 p k gs. of G ould BABATTERIES 0 Keith 'Brown and son. HorcncTnce Miller and Chert 'fhomas.ns. all of CASSL\ MEMORIAL Of O n e © Twin Falls; Harry Hubbardrd tot Shoshone; Mrs. Henry Hurst Hu of GOODING For T he P rice Of Admitted bread Q Buhl; Jewel Jackson of Jerome)mc; liCda McClurconiagermon SpaBhettl, green beans, bre; Limit 4 fo r th e priciriceot2 Q Z r S Karen J=n»n, no.Flor Urialte. Llso Dliworth. allII of( Burley; Julia ks, opplcsaucc and milk. ____ Dale. Molwworth.o.f.Kim!jcrly:rly; Roger Vlncenl. Joshua Suth« mlonlo Chavaof.Hcybum;-and.«lJudy-Torme2of_T,JJ^I ------Cosh-Sales-OnO n l y , ^ ______» ______and Floyd Upp. all of Filer:'I M Mrs. Jack Taylor of Carey; Wi trrHom-and cheese on bun.-fren Inr-Bfll-RHc-ot-Haieltonh-ond-/ 3, p e a rs and milk. . _ id-Arthur------^ D t n n l s w d ------...... N orby of Rupert. day: Hba^Twcr gravy, whipplipped ------^ ------Ja n et Richardson.M. IMlndl Morgan, B rel M organ,1, iApril Weech and Births itocs. rolls, peaches and milk, • I Mp. • Eilzabelh Slone, all iof Burley; Debbie Bridge andor «n of Firth; ,,X la y : Jack^VarbeiTg^ Sons to Mr. and Mrs. Isldro.Cro.Cdri)e]o of Jackpot, and Mr. an ly : Chill, cole slow, ciruuimon twist.twi; 0 Q If Rupfrt; Ijirry GranU of Ola.a, Ark.; and Jose . ‘" iJju iu Tracy R. Reesof Jerome, andiind a daughter lo Mr. and Mrs. 01B m S ■ Carmen Zopata of R ta n d milk. AlspurootHeybum.m. , ofHuzclton. ,------F rid a y :-H■Hamburgcr.oa bun. french Wfri: I Fish stlclcs.-tatertot»rpeach(Bchcs; ------OH*r ElplrJT D ^e. 31713171983------^------— ____ Anmiltelaymctof Wendell;; nnondDualrieHcIsTcyofSKbshonc;iner------—[^m 'C^lc^S^irrof Rupert-and DonnldAvcryofof Hoy burn,------g tn g^crbrcadamtopplng,.and.milk_ o r Ik.______^___ DllD Jrato S l------^------^.-Q,icken-fUleLoa.bun,^butlcr -— . Jayne Rhode and daughter.er, Bobby Daniels and Robertt CCahala.. . Doris Bollar, E'ulaly^ia J u ^ ,^ is Dunn.and .M(MonlJ^anlo..alLoI______c o n1, u J vegetable sticks, jelk) wllh** ^U r«- allofJBromo; andDuolocHelstelsleyjof Shoshone.— ;------r-Rupert:~ ^ :______ping,t,a a n dmllH. .,______•____
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[ f i ^ ______C i t y c o u t L \ V V N e w ss tr e e tliiig h t s _ w ills ca v e K e»tGhum— t $4,00) O e a c h1 y e a r ■ -n- Iitnl KETCHUM ^ A Jollolnt agreement extension,Ipn.of an exclusive franchise I between Idaho Powerr andi the city of agreemennent with Sun Valley Limousine j Ketchiim lo’ replacng current bills run aboutt $8,0001 a year. In otherher action: T he conversion will11 pay for Itself • Councuncll entered Into an agree- i - iquetsays. ment wit ’TR*>Ncwt[iiolo/STi:VENCI£ENEtb within three years. Jaqt with Blahie County Animal Council, when it m etit 1last week, also Hospice« tcto bouse animals picked up r V o l u n t e e r s B uid d (Com pher, G erald St«>taker, G ary ElchelbergF T oW’TIL w DfC731sr W o rk urinder wa;iy on Sheloshone’:'s w atey to w er 5% OFF r ined by an1 irindependent Inspector, he ^ A -M T A ,------r—
P a u llip)proves i rrenew al” I U c C ^ ^ .'T, h S U ■-ij'.;.',-; ^Vv’f'v o f city lioug rt-H 'tne i W A ut P H c n i .. authorized for Jo h n ’s Gro-Sroceo' Inc.. Haynes askisked .council to consider T ib b itts said. L icenses foro r tthe sale of su rfacin g Bruce Br Drive in the Bauer i-lAtJpStyni, £ ( ^ t O f ? )^C CAtJ ClHairsi tieer to be consumed on the premises subdivision.n. The block-long road now TT£ I k vj-ere granted to M r. Lucky'iky'sBar, the has a gravel:el surface, Tibbitts said, F j Z f y n B ecky Ann C afe a n d Mike'i n A w r L ^ a ^ 1 ke'sPlace,A .._l Council salsold the work would have to - Hquor a nd b eer license was there were funds available, fl>r th e Teddy B ear’s DenS ar T i l P U t ^ S - ^ S : A p La In 0>i£ . permit was granted to0 tthe Office Tibbitts alalso announced that city to u n g e . offices w illbII be c l o ^ on FYlday. Dec. S < p I G A H C u sh ry y * •onA-TE TH& ____H B eer licenses v ary in prioiricefrom$16 24.
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TJ p itjp eicr -n Intfoducinganowcorconcoptmot AtFoslof&MoMofShollwccanturn Shinto working olfofsyou lax-oxompt>t bondsbe your idlo c a sh I . ' thot aro socufodDy Con:ortltlcatos m oney with aa ccoroluioyo tow ard - - fs. Ar TKite. P t/iF sc r i'":, ■ ol Ocposil Insured byf FSFSLIC- your nood tot)t ssofoly. a, W t4<4'4tA .SN rC S o it you havlavomonoy lhat Isn’i iiiPPl'N^...... w ofklngaohnrcinrdasil should-...... w hat wo calli"idiocosh"-lalk(ooOr "ii • -freis Financial Cons'>nsullonis today. J.'” • This moans that thDSho som e »' • lnsufoncolhQimll!lor;s()r;sol For moro infiinformation aboul ' r ~. " Amoflcans havo longg trustedtn is now • Tax-Exempt MunicipalMi Bonda ...... ■ /^- . avQlloblo in conjuclionvonwilhtox* socurodbyCO:CDs with FSLIC — — "-^ C v 'g ' ■ ' oxomptinvostmontslro;trom • insurancoupioploSIOO.OOOIoron Foslot&MafsM/.... individual, sonSTOP BY YOl)URBELLPHONECEN ENTER FOR WONDEKERFUL GIFTS FOR EVIffiRYONEONYOUR ' . ■ ■ jSsMifSSS «'.*t P.O.p.o' Boi C r phone bill and even[1 take up to four morlonths— ______-----______I»ltLE»lll. I0.#»01.PMJ ______'______. CHRISTMAS> 1LIST You can put purchasespi on your S INGENIOUS. . ------X..-J------y E 5 - p i „ ^ ^ n,^t'm.h-l'Mr..riiuu.M>jlxuJtrSLlC4u.4utkcJ:r..x,lix.;inpi_-.______to pay, when;n you qualify. Or us(ise your MasterCardLd_OI.y i.SA. ,@ M ouniai t m B e a ______|giCENUlNlA£U_^^li^H| S 5 _____ < . Munk‘ip.:l DoikU. I i
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_MarilitynMonaroewassafront-t-seaLpaassjengetrrin JbiK As M s s iiX LC ddifidcl^ — By BONNIE BAIRD0 JlJONES Falls5 fcfor many years, . Now, Mr. and Mrs. fi Irish often J|||| Times-News writer M rs. Irish' purchased il from froi drive the Flwtwoodtd to Jackpot or ou t' ■ C argill5111. - for d inner. I t never!T falls to a ttra c t a . b u h l — E dna Irlslrish of BuW loves » i thought u Leonard woUd realleally crowd of admirers, her glanl-slzed. shiny-iny*black Cadillac scoldj mer when he found out I had.he ..But at home. It; is1 Just pbrt of a. • ______andltsmaMlve^roim• o m e t r i m .____ p a ld ? l $1,000 for it, but they d e liv e r^ large collection ofr antiquea cars that ------B ut the love Isn'tjn't just for- llie— beforere I got home from work..ar-and the family owns. beauty ofthe cor. w henn I arriv ed , he an d the re st of)f thett Long*llme membcibers of the Horse- . ^ T he . 1954 Fleelwoo0 o, ,; and I was In no trouble." roadster, a 1934 Chrysler, C a 1955 When the lale PhPhil Cargill told Fran•ank Gose of Twin Falls wentint ilo Kaiser, a 1939 Edi;dsel. a rare 1962 jCfl ' Irl^ the cor was for sale, he men* workk ffor C argill In 1947 a s aI cab cs studebaker convertsrtlble and a 1941 .. - - Honed that Marilynn RMonroe, among driver,er. He says, that when Momtjt^ Ford sedan. Seveniral other vintage . H | other cdebrllles. hadiad ridden in It. was mmi aking the m ovie “ Bus Slop"P i autom obiles a re waltlhg wi their tum ■M " 1 wanted to pul mym y body In the ca r Sun ViValley, she made a numberer ^of for restoration. where Marilyn Monnjnroe had pul her tripsI In th e car-to the reso rt fromTl tithe, once-sold.aJojtortune. In oldj:are___jfia ____ . . body," Irish, a Buhl Bi real-eslatc TwlnFnFalls airport. for almost nothing,'g,” Mr. Iri"^ stijiil v||jBI :------^ “ irgeMT^yHr-iaughlr;hlng.—“ W e-have------^Accoxordlng-tIn wake of lelevy defeat Glelenns Ferry stistudents nam eed to nationalll honor1 group LENNS FERRY - Sixteeneen stu* both scholasticlc achievement and sancJandstrom and Andrew Williams, ser >ard revicews optiions dcnuts have been selected by the ' extracurricularr activities,i according nlonilors; Laura Bryant, Donald Jukeit. Miniddoak boi Glennjnns Ferry High School facu]tculty lo to Harold Wertz.tz. the faculty sponsor Kably Ing c a rs, w hich willill be purchast^ as . '(;o(night, r Mondal a y V j O d is tric t would’have cliclosed the older w as mo;nore of a factor In the failureire iof soon as possible. Snanapp said. )od Idea _ ------yncoln'and-Washlngtcigton-elementary— thc bonemd Issue.*'^— — rr- -.— rlnranother-lransjisportatlon-mattor, ------r uUPERT—F -A-Chrlstmas ctir schools and built a newne school. The “As3 1 long as .the law remainss rre* • th e bo ard voted agal^ in s t using district "B omim a King.” will be present( f r a t e rRNATTIFE”/NSURA - j — addition of severalJ classrooms« al quiringig a two-thirds majority, whci/here buses for a ski program | offered the Mlnl-CassiaM Ministerial AssAssocia* . . Paul, Heybum. AcequI^qula. and Memo* one perso e n n ’s desires can overrideetwo tw through the schools,Is, butiwhlch Is not tlonI tonlghito and Monday evening,Ing. / O RR F A M /L V SECURIT . rial elementary schoi^ I s to relieve people,e. it will continue to be dlfficuflcull partofthecurriculuilum. Fouiourteen congregations- In the . overcrowding also was'as planned. to gett a a two-thirds m ajority.” Snap^app Fred Dayley, a teacherte who heads Mlnl*Cil*Cassla a re a a re Involvedid inI the MODERNN WOODMEN OF AMEH irdlnator ^ T hose plans w ere dajdashed, however, said. the school’s ski prorogram, asked the produiduction. according to coordi Fraternal Life /niuroncc RIchord J. Corr, CLU, FlC when the bond-lssue5 fafailed to receive in oilother business ot the specl>eclal bo ard to consider uslislngdlstrict buses, MarylryI.ou Oilman, 0FFICE_« nOCK ISLAND. ILLINOL'NO'S j; ;■ ------lhc're{iulred-two^thlniilrds-majority-of-—meetingIngTuesdayrlhe board approwroved— Inslead-of-hlring-b-buses-from-TwIn ------T hehe-muslcal-program-tellsells th e______— ------7s«.as»j------r ------votes. The final tally'was wt 1,134 against thepurcurchase of three used'cars forjrthe tl Falls, to drive the t - students to Christ•istmas story, and was writtiritten by I------^------a n d 2,049 in favor. d istriclet's t’ drlver-educatlon prograr{ram, P o m erelle ski lodge,;e. John,n W. Peterson. Gene Brov;rown of The votes were canlanvassed by the ■ whichtj servi es aboul 400 Junlor*hlj••high U sing d istrict bustises would cut down Ruperje rt Is the director, school board at a spspecial meeting studentints, on the students’ expxpenses, which aro Thehe c an tata w ill be given toniion ighlal ' _ r ^ Tuesday evening. T hc e ddistrict needs aboul five oirslx r s about $5 per tripp for travel only, the FlrslFi Christian Chureh. al E . -*‘T h e only thing we CJc a n d o ls to take c a rs , but bi could only lease two atU tlthe Dayley said. Aboi•out 120 Minidoka andI ChristianC Way in -Rupert, a look ,al the allemalllallves." said Su- beginniiming of the school year, sasaid stu d en ts joined th e»six-week s program day’s'’s show will be performedi t l (M perin len d en l Gene Sn;Snapp. after the Walt DiDurfee. the director of thee dls-dl last year, he said.. The1 pro^am will FirstS t Presbyterian Church, a vote had been count©nted. No specific trict’ss cdriving program. As a resuesult. begin again in Februruary. Burtoirlon In Buriey. Bolh performrm ances ------plans have been deveeveloped fully al several*ai students have nol been ableble to ■ However. Ixu Frcreece, the district’s _. willlbcglnal7:30p.m. b< ^ Sndka Bivar• A< A u c t i o n th is tim e, h esaid. d riv e! theUl required number ot hoursurs lo trans[»rtallon dirtIrectpr, said that Sun'unday-nlght soloists will Include In E«*rySci1urday 10:01I0:00o.m. ■a ...... , One alternative coicould be holding passth(the course, he said, district buses hadid been used pre- Wayn'yne Burke, Glade Wilcox,)X, Greg- another bond-lssueI eelection in six in thethe past, car dealers always; ha'have vlously, and there hadht been problems. Scoll,ill, Linda Croft, Carmen SuSuchan. ______monlhs-whlclLthe.lawlaw allows. Snapp • hogn_h«.helpful. Injjroyj^ng cars, bbyt like Ice on the floor)r the next momitiR Helenlen Selbold, Rod Newmanin andi a M ondayr Doceic e m b c r 1 3 said . m anufaifacturers have cut rebatesesTo from the ixwls of ihthe skiers. Also, ski duetiTby Jeannle"i:a‘WOirand-id-Clnrtc— —" ' UiSTBcnkTupf^ “ T h ere a re m any thingsthi that could dealers;rs leasing cars to driving: pt pro* eq ulpm eni h ad darrimaged the Interior Barrurm s. Ad»«rtli*m «nf»ntDac. C tl enter Into the plctuccme between now ffrnms.is.Jiesald .------ofthebusesrhesald; 1onday*nl^t-soloIsls-wlll-be-be-John—• ------a n d lhenT” Tie said. ' Snapfipp announced thal the dlslristrict F re e c e also exiexpressed concern HeibeIbert, Charies Myers, Jill Woraell.We B ut even If the bondnd levyI succeeded m a y be able to buy three older• cacars about the school dl5district’s liability If Judy]lyMaler and Miller'' • In six m onths, lhal woiwould not resolve .for appipproxlm ately $7,500. In creaseased there were to be anat accident on the The'he public is Invited lo altertlend the W londay, Decoic o m b e r 1 3 current overcrowdinding problems, enrollmIment in the district has resuesult* so m etim es snowy roroad to Pomerelle. perfoi•formances.- Free-w ill offiofferings Von Zant«nnOolry Da ' wlllb^I be taken. O ilm an says^,_...... Jarbffl*, Advarlliam*amant Oac. 11 W «rt, E lU n, B«nn«t1laMatiartmlih ft ^ • - -• ^^G assia-bb d a i ^ a n t hicipates^mcl o n e y ^ n u nIG h Cooitection—— •WIN F A L I^ - T he Sundayay schooli . SATURDAY, DICIE C I M B E R 1 8 BURLEY - Potenlenliol cutbacks, problemem will arise unless tithe If the district doeses not have enough sses at O ur Savior LuLLutheran • • C ory t Judv Brookihir*ihlra.FoIrflald ’ j sludent teachers andd a bus route were Leglslatlature takes action, he said. funds to finish outlul the year, tax- ^ ^ uj rcrch In Twin Falls will h discussion at the The! CassiaCi distric t m ust “ do ever:very* an ticipation notes maym be a solution, 1 “ “, “ 200h.=dcd KoIit*tn h*lf*r eaiv«f, (ormm t 'laading moehlnary & aqpt. _ the main topics of dls learsal at 2 p.m . today for fo the Adv*r1Ii«m »ntIDae. D« U Cassia County school)0 l board meeting thing we w can to gear up for"’ theli Hurst said. The dlslrstrict would borrow rS-fciristm as p rogram th at will be pres- W«rt. Ellart. B«nn*ne difficult to do anythinthing Immediately. Hurstsisald^ ______ta x e s h as been slow in arriving,i H urst thfs'yea:eaj‘.” he"salcl.~"rgu€ss-we! cuncu Student teacheres Lucy Gonzales'. " j f l K sa id . T he d istrict h asIS nnot experienced tak e coninsolation Ih fact that we'rere InI ' C ollette C lark andI COpal Davis were mmM — ^------a decrease in-its shareare of stalo-funds—the sameme boat as all the other dlslrldxlcls given • approval to_tcach^undec__B|.B to y e t. b ul school officialslals anticipate the in lh e sstate.!’ ti supervision. In th e dlsJlslrlct. ^-YES-WWE------# have; :SOME B atteired -—- 'WHERE SERVICE \5 S NEVER t OUT O F STYLE ,nlza* A gainst Violence might n qualify for •Continued from)mPageB7 approac>aching i(Ku> urganlz; Prices offoctlvoiTO Sunday, M onday for some help, but they realizellzea one of its grants. Moj^ y er a ccnliaL•fll locflUon oquIH llo n sfo r a T u e» s ts i d a y O n l y ■— •^•i^rove—invaluat)le—in-in—maintaining— stcadyJiyJncomels needed______Sh6 and Renk a re i e putting together a' steady interest, theJ women- v say. A As ddir irecto r of th e federally fundc\ndcd budget tind applical;allbn they plan lo :l BAH/lAHAS!!^ : “crisis nursery" mightght also be run in G uardiadIan Ad Litem program, whkk-hlch su b m it by Ja n . 7. Thrhey hope lo have a Q u ic k Gold.n Rlp»ll. conjunction with chichild-abuse pro- provldcfdes legal representation for fc budgelof$l2,000to$;I $24,000 a year. gram s in the region.. abused“d children. ^ Turoczy Is famllliilllar If no grant or (other funding Is E a s y ll S f t len fear the dem ise S But the dream of a shelterhomshi ew lll w ilh the lh( grant-applicatlon procescess, obtained, the womei teyer~of-Volunteers-Agn:jninsl—VIolence-is— ------rc m a ln ” onl5rw ords~i-on“ oi paper-uniil— Arterhe•henrmg'abounheTred'Meyt G U B E -^ - 5 c some kind of fundingling Is obtained. Foundatdatlon In Portland, she: liIn- Inevitable. N eitherr want to see thal jateU.andiound.thal.y.olunteeiteers.__|}.appen,...... • .... _ „ - R e n k .. and ..Turoczy __have...dlscussed.._j'esllgat' hj ...... STEAK ...... ■ - ...... [[ ' 9 9 ^ - y i h s . . . % "A"Grod«T«nd«idsr N * v /C ro p N _ 138 Six* $4. N avvl CHICKEN (U 4.99 box I-.' ^ ACol:olorful GuideboolJk ' " r 'TiK iETt r ...... — withmailaps, stories, pidctures - BREASTS.,^A m 2A ox. Pkg* A m a ric a n B ...... iN G K ^ 7.2Sox.Kraft 25 Ib. J THE IDAHORAMBLit LER L0N6 H i MACARONI- AAp = ^j For Gadabiibouts and Stay-at-lt-h o m e s SPAGHEni^ 111 c rrr CHEESE ^ A l ? I l i e P ^ e c t G iftt % cA itoN ir7rr:U ' OMRS. im%i -10.8-ox,-Totlno*— ^ ^SUGAR EOLD-MEDAL^-n _ AitoHsd ■■■ CanContodlna ICfl m — ____ 6 o x . Ce H ------j■Judy's u Bpok sto re FLOUR^^® fi. _ H Kit's C am eras Pizza^^(|C " TO M AT D lOlb.bag.. I Penn^lseDrug 1 ij ox; C a n W * tt* rn Fi SAUCE.w l s ' 2 lb .B a g JollyTlffls M i l l I I 1Paper 1 Peddler (Buu h l) m T h eB> Book Store (Rupei»rt) C a i. A tild . g/jPOWHEI^jBl J __>lnvor« naflvm ' M r -184; A ^ lser, Idaho0 83672 - ^ Pomtly z m : m r n m a h H i a i i i i # Sunday,C, Decem ber 12.1962 TImfls-tiflVNewa, Twin Faija. Idaho B»11 h o /W e s t ^ V mi„ McCIujire wonI’t invei(stigate> ‘c o s thly’ oil p>urchasses rsPOKANE (UPI) - Sen.Sei James purchase ofr 28528 million barrels for the tlth e natkiDsUlI Is hlghly.de:dependent on d^ny ourse!•selves the oRWrtunlty to;_- to- " ^ t jnlnei^ don’tlalways_g5_lii_ jSjH H _ It^ure, Ridaho, Jhe chachairman of petroleum reserve r between . De- .. feautiful Saturday he doesn't planI anyan formal------“ Y oucannoawt e x p ^ the government pp resen ce of substantial ammd untapped .....M cCluree : said many members of areas;” .-— follow-up investigation ofol a House Is always going go to be able to get qqII reserv es In lliee so-called Congress wouldwi rather have privateite “The mining Industritry, of course, staff report that concludess titett federal bottom dollarlar,”- McOure said. "I'm ““Overthnist Belt'’ of ththe Western enterprisee lookli elsewhere for mlner-5r- does not like restriction;)ns on access to tv '- govenunent has been' papaying too concerned thtthe Implication Is they've LUnited States. . als. stayingng away from wilderness or -. public lands.” lie said., “ b ul this Is the mugh for foreign oU for the nation’s been carelessss In tiwlr buying.” “ It , doesn’t m ake senseise to m e to proposed wilwilderness areas. best that can be done.” S tra l^ c Petroleum Reserve!fve. M cClure adiadmitted there might have' : “ I don’t think it JustIfUtifles thal,” been Instance:ices wt>ere Uie governm ent _ I can’t, McClure said. “ We’U takeian an informal ' could have gottengoi a better price for its I n lands foi)r energy u took.” » oil, but hee said there is nothing BLM seekks input or b< ; A subcommittee ol the HoHouse Gov-, remarkably/ unusualui about that, BOISE (UPI) - Thes Bureau of tial” will txbe reviewed as, the agencycy Nominations submittelied to the BLM believe you . e m m e n t___Operations—Q- Committee.— “Look - aat t --the-examples _Uif——Land-Management'>l Is asking-the— c studies opeipening addilional-lands-for_o r— ^wUi.'-'help stim ulatc-ro'review of areas— - ■ are 40-!^^—-— — Issued a staff report recentlyitlythatsaid overpaying);) allj through the-federal pp u tJic to r w m m ^ fedeileral lands In developmenie n t . ______presently w ithdraw n oio r off-limits to______~m«rgDvemraentT)aldti:5-blllbiiiionmore— ^government;”tr'McCIupesald. ------r studied for ExemptI fromfi possible expioratlbiTon energy and mlneraJ en —HAPPY------^ fo r Im ported o irth an did priprivate U.S. On a relatilated note. McClure took ppossible energy and mlmIneral devel- are nationalnal parks, wildlife refuges,iS, opment.'’ the agency sai o il'Companies for purcli^lases at the another shot)t at( member^of Congress gopment, stiate BLM' direirectdr' Galr wild and seescenic rivers, trails systems,IS. WhiUock said the reqijquest stems an I BBIRTHDAY! l. sa m e tim e. Intent on restestricting oil 'and mineral vV^itlock has announced. designatedd wilderness areas andnd earlier promise by Presesident Reagan r-v i ; TJie report noted lhatIt the govr exploration1 on federal lands, Whitlock said suggestlorIons on lands— lan d s' sUbJebject to Indian holdings,. to allow the public toX) help Identify ]_) \ p m m en t sp en t nearly $5 billiililllohforthe partlcularly-iy-at a time' when he said tlth a t have a “ critlCaL,^lne devev e lo p ^ . DEANNA , I CHRISS T M A S SFSPECIAL 6 I? Just in time ffor Christmas] Wee - (Idaho Code) which allowilows them (cities) to g iv c j' to keep the fund financiallyQlly healthy. $2495 tlon to eliminate the statitatutory lan^age because physical tests, so this opp<»pportunlty (to screen out “The logic in that wasras that anyone who was “ L r i nG~6d g CHANNELS TO YOURilR HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Jt has subjected somee nmunicipalities to poten- jject to accident o r Injury, . unhealthy applicants) isalii already In the code,” she beyond 33 w as m ore subJe tiaily costly litigation In recenti months, officials ity and retlrem ent-lncom e said . an d w as a likely disability I N T I R M O UU lN T A I N of the association say. Shuler said her agencycy iand the federal EEOC recipient,” Terrell said. In addition, the Idahoaho Human Rights Com- have determined that the age requirement-for .“ I suspect It (the contnitroverslai law) has to do S A T E L L I Ti i )S Y S T E M S mission and the federzleral Equal Employment ninatory because many with the health of the Retletirement Fund,” Shuler firefighters is discrimini l ^ _ T 3 a1 .> - 7 3 0 9 Opportunity Commissionlion contend the law dis- ap p lican ts older than 33 imight well be able to said. “They want peoplele to pay into the fund so ------;crlm ln atesr-:ag aln st—“ oOlder— applicants— for—— work as firefighters.------“ the fund will Itself be vlabi ------cflrefighters'Jobs. -She said the law camene toi the attention of the Terrell said he did nott opposeo] elimination of the I The state law govemlnmlng the Idaho Firemen's groups after a number of»rIdaho Jci cities were legally age restriction becausee 'ltH would save city gov* JRetlrement Fund flatlyitly prohibits cities from attacked by applicantsI wlwho were tumed away em m ents from court flghb;hts over the limitation.
\MPPSS5 b o a r d €elects ehtiairman,I, sets buudget SEATTLE (UPI) -- Carl( M. disposition arand'wlt” and gave him a The full WPPSS boardlof c directors requlredtor10 rebuild his health. Haivorson, a Portland, 0Ore.. con- standlngovatration. vwill meet Jan. 13 to namtme executive The execu^utlve board also approved board successors to C^ln aiand Olsen. a revised bu Kl fe tra c to r. Is the new chalrmirman of the On behalfUf of the WPPSS staff, b buciget for meeting termina‘2- I - T r - 604W (r, = "3 . 11-m em ber executlvfe. boaroard of the managing dhdlrector-Robert-Ferguson - Although Haivorson saklid he hadn’t tion costs,ls. on abandoned W PPSSSS QjpWi-troubled Washlngtor5ton Public presented CaCain an engraved plaque ssought the office, he shovowed he was nuclear pro;irojects No. 4 and No. 5 ata t . J^owerSupplySystem. showing a sisketched likeness of the pp re p a re d lo go lb work ImImmediately, Hanford aniand Satsop, Wash., for thehe lairm an^ aappointing a four-membtan ta Olsen also resigned__ * —committee:------'------— ------— ^thfrinitialbubudget proposal:------—:------BocausG-lt-takoe-abouJiUt eo days.lo-oblaln.(lnancln9..-.9__lofsgol-lhopaporwotlc-.. ------“ Cain said the fact tii^hat he was Friday. Olsensen did not seek rc-clcctlon finished so you'll bo roaoady w hon Inlorost rato s go dowidown. Cali us lodayl xhelectlonjo__ toJila_post_aLas_a_S.nohpmish_County______Fgrgugpn., who undervrwent heart The propcoposed budget will be sub- _3lerent«UiiJil8j}l(Uo[Lre:€ & ------< % — — ------ghe Okanogan County Publ>ubllc Utility PU D com mmlssloner, h but. like Cain, bb ypass sui'gcry earlier thisills year, said m ltted to all the utilities next w eek to SOIstrict mandated his resignilgnatlon. h ad consldeidered remaining on the tlthe work load of the position ] of— allowa30-dfKlay review priorto the Jan.- 3 M em bers of the board prapraised Cain steering comommittec of the troubled nmanaging director didn'tI't allow him 14 m eetingig egan early this month and tte sts will help plant opt)perators re- loss of on-on-sfte^nd final back-upjp Sew ing Spei p e c l a l s •tors when first- and second-line sc will continueue through February, U.S. ccognize danger situationons . a s. they emergency:y |power for the test reactor,)r. .jemergency systems failII Ihas been Energy Depaipartment officials say. oo ccu r and underetand what wl actions DOEoIficlalilalssay. ☆ Broadcloth determine the effects of s est, the reactor core cooling f •launched at the Idaho10 National Tests to di should be taken lo return-n a malfunc- In the test Rog.S2.49 ...... Engineering Laboratory. various types3CS of nuclear-powcr plant ttioning plant to a safe condition' o 'or water is cx|cxpected to boll completely f t i ■I Jhe experiments at the INEL's malfunctionsns have been conducted at pprevent a disaster. aw ay andI uncoverUI the core, an eventn t S , i.* Cotton Flannenel $-149 • , , ' that preced^ e s a meltdown. At thatlat R eg. $ 2 .4 9 ...... I aq.yd. 5 point, the! eexperiment will be endedcd ! ' because oflofficials will have testeded * Robe Velouru r $ C 9 9 t " ^ N e w s -V- . — I various ememergency methods designeded R e g . $ 9 .9 9 60"’wldo wk sq.yd. . * s brief• s — ^ to p rev ent t a com plete loss of coolant, .. : l a l s s a y . ______☆ 1 9 8 2 B e m i -g S irl dies in sn2Sentry Bo) « -for the boys' parertts'. “ ~ ^------Jim -S m y th r‘the-Iie-Intcmal-audltor*al-Rlcks,iAyj«S.^. L T - Police • say they contlrntinuo-tS^lnvesUgate-the glgiri’s - • reli^o u s^d olherer traaittonaiI values w lMinstruction j 733.J3 3 -2 4 1 2 5 ‘y»m urder,.but they have madema no arrests.------: . and campus life.” - -T- • I I : • ■ '■ i :r^12Tlmo84• , / T - n o i i w e iII th II l l l l I I ••I"'*...'• ' • i
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U.S. housele h o j d s I h c o m ' rhe new TYuttith-in-Lending3 Act < and the aftiffordability g:jap ihanQM that will h«lF< ' M edian hom e pip r i c e s J (A verage anmnual _)_ . coOfiwinwra:..: n : ------B 3tal households and m edian ihpii p o m e s a l a r i e s * -' LorrtorsLt musi psc plain, Inthouftnndsofdollnrs In mill Offered In January,y , 1981 ErSglirtgliah 10 dolino.connin torm s in MOA Inexpoftenced doseosod-ond (lixcd loan amouni)i)‘" " ° i J . : . 1 . . I edit docurifnis. M^SiSSI ’ II a consumor has a ciodit MBA ine>peiionc«0 baiatHanco, moaning iho moichant Inohtechrucal undarofadimla) esCTwi------’ ______owo; CoMQ* Pucmn Coral J blustneases: u s P ersonal Inincome in the; U.S. ------^ * TlTho consum er's iight lo ,,, conc Average 1981 p er capitaa personal Income I ancel a credit contract wiihin e by state Personal Incoo m © Ihrociroo business days no longer K*y: covo3vors home mongago coniracts, H H aimcllhough it doos covor second m La«« than $0,000)00 I 1 *9.000 to »ti.oobj I ' ~| Mor* lhan *11.000 Patcan] ctunge Irom proveu* m _ _ MavinallY ftOmtlea al »ruxial‘.TST”' »ai "’0'^'o d g ag o s tor homo I t ChCQO■MQO TnCun* M iI A O i O j S Consum er m ailil order rights •K S ' M m B u y i n g
■ ► W D eliv ery : 11 your order isn'l shipped shtj whon / y Jy ^ ^ promisoO.pro you havo Iho ilohl to0 cancolc< lor a Sii w K\;..V \ rofirolund. II no shipping dalo is stotiStotod, your dghl b y m a i l to concol( bogms 30 daya altor)r youryi aM-paymont-anj-njceivoa-lt^oU'you-payT«:ih-n ------} ing-tax braiaokets-1982 . cro ------Declinir 2 - 1 9 8 4 ------crodit card, you may cancci 30 di / C o n s u m e r " ;______your^ accouni is Chargod.______------M anied^axpapayers-flllng-Jolntly-/ ------S ! n g l e ~ t a xxpayers^ p ------^ = = = ^ ^ — m ail-order ------w V rginal M arginal Marginaf li M ar^al Marginal M arg in al ^ - purchases ------ta x ta x .tax t _ t a x ------l a x - . - tta a x ...... C— ------ln.twion».ol.«>ou«»------Taxable braQket bracket bracket t Taxable bracket bracket bt income* bracket ,, — 7 . 1982 1983 1984 1 • Income* 19B2 1983' 1984 IS •' •' mid, bo mailed D A fiinds: Vour rotund should 0 -S 3 ,4 0 0 ___• 0% _ 0% __0%_ 0-S2.300 0 % - ___ p®/e __(0% J ot ono choigo ollor IS 3.400-5.500 .. 11 2,3'd0'-3s400) ' 1 2 ’ I ' i ...... ^ ______- J 2 7 ' . ' J ^ l ______Ryour cancoiratrerrOoino a- w ^ 5:5Q0‘7~G()Q _ l'4 ' ■’3 12 3,400-4,400.I . . ‘ . .‘J_4" • ^ _ ..'_1■12" y 7.600-11.900 ' ' j 6 - . _ r . y j s ^ ,‘’ 'l4' ■ 4,406-675bd ■' 14 • L -i 11.900-16.066 _____ 17 . , 6.5p6-0.5po'I ______15_ ' 15 / • ^ H j l iio o ^ 2p.2_qo _ ■ _22 ...... J 9‘ ”_ is 8,566-1 0^60lO J 9 ____1 7 1 Daidamaged or unsatisfactor:tory goods: / B B ------2 0 ;2 6 o - 2 4 ;6 0 0 —— ^ 2 5 ------^— - 2 3 -— ' - - -2 2 ------10jl66-12.906^00--22---' 19~ 1 1 ^ - II1 damogod£ is.obvlous-upon.dolivorivor/,-wnlo------.HH — C"t«o Ottnt 24.600-29.900 _ _ 2 9 _ _ 26^ _ 25 12,900-15.000166' 23 ■ 21 'Jj20 (oluaoo" on tho wrapper and roluroiurn - r r ---- unO|inoponod. II you opon 11 lirat. oncicincloso e rioto B 29.900-35.206 _ 3 3 ______30 28 15,000-18.200qL 2 7 _ ___ 2 4 23 _ oxpiixplalning iho problom. ropockagoago ii. aao now K 35.200-45.800~ ^ 9 . _ 35 3 3 1 8 ,2 6 o -23.500_00_^1__ _2^ J2 6 . postloslago ond relum by coHillod dr insuroaIi mail. _ __ H _____ ■ 45.k0-b.000 44 ______40------"in —.------23i560-28;M0io d -tis s — ------::: -you-lhinlrirjo'ndvorllsrn'gwbs1 mmisloading or X J U T o -f-T ------; „ou r suspoci Iraud, coniact yourir lolocal post- -— J !. 60^0:85.600 49 - _ 4 4 ■ 4 2 ' 28,860-34.1666 6 _ 40'’ _ ^ _ j34 maslaator or Posial Inspection Sorvicrrvico. •• ^ ------05j6o6*1M a6oI , _5p 4 8 ‘ 4 5 3 4 , i 6 0 - 4 1 .5.06 0 6 _ 4 4 ____ 40 ' J _ j38 '—Z Z ____ i69.406-162.4Q0i6 _ s 6 .. 50 49 41,500:55.3’d0'iOO^ .50 1 , . : _ 4 5 ^42 " ’ . — ~ % n a il; I' you ask. mo Direct over 162,400 ' 50 . 50 5 0 , 5 5 ,3 6 0 -8 1 .8106 0 6 5 0 ' ' . 5 0 _____48^f ...... Uni:Inbrderod merchandise:►: cConsKjor U n w a n te d m^ it i .a .^ > n will havoyour fiy unojdoroa morchandioo a gilt.lit. PressureI Mail MofkoUng . . . over 8 1 .8 0 0I ’ * ^ 6 ' 1 ^ _ . . * , (,om itioir mombors ...so" - • 1711 you to roiurn it or pay lor itt is-3 Illegal. ■ namo can J ' 00 contactod at 6 E. ______mailing lists. » cs •Taxable income i fork C«y. N.V.. 100^7 . I le is basically. total . income .. ne .minus exemptions, deducjuctions and any tosses.__ ^ f Crxaoo:aeo TiiSum CiWHM.______. ______430 St.. Now Yqi Chicago Tnbuno QrophK ~T ' ’ Sou'ca’(• ClK«QO Tnbun. n*wi .,po^,
E d u c at i o n " Earlye langiuage miles(Stone sealale fsStudents _ ...... ------“ ...... ■ 'Ag^nn'mbmHii*' —Higher education ------■ -t<-total enrollment:...... Whan hatf of ' Wh«n1 0 ®0% o l — Bahavlor chlldrvn do It** chlWtwiran d o W** . - ■ _ i»v In millions ol atudonta In tvra- ond : Scholastic /A p t i t u d e -louTToorronogoTandlJhi^iios ------V( ^ ------*° lest averagig e s -V«mai ftxprMsions 13 ' ------j Coos ...... , J daya ’ 3, '' By ethnic group In 1!1 9 8 2 □ V .,U I C13 I M ath Rociprocal v(^JL*ntion . 12 daya 2. ■ LauQtis _ _ ...... 2.1 4 4. .6' 11 ------■ ■-PTolict\on ...... Amofican .Indian...... j* ■ _ Btowa but>blca (olvoa "rnspbabarry") ______3£ 7. f e . ’ ■ 7 J V ..• ■ •• • j P E B /•■■■■ ...... ‘fA5.'».»y.““bic_toWiJing _ej 11 ■ - J B m PolysyllQpic bab6llr>g _ .7^ _ 'fl M ama'd^o; j»ny>odf|c_ uug S.S • __~~ "i< m K r ^ • 1^ _i®-i . •' t / ______!8 : : : ; ^ ^ ^ ^ ^. ______f^m n/'daCn: corriKt usaaa ______BJ______M _ _ Moxican-Amoflcoa.I* - ~ — Firsrwora-MyovyTmnmgand, . _ . . . . _V-3 li 7 ...... 4.6.8ing!p_wo_rM...... J 8.1 i Tal^jZ or moro w^nla 17^ 20’.8 a -. • / ,1/ Oflontol (*■" ~ - aWrcTaQmerwea... ______...^.— . 2: '23'.a' ------:...... SO or more alnqla w otds____ ' 1970, 1£ 7 5 -00 -05 ...... _ M.3 2f2s.e Aga}a In montha* - ^ " .....ol "ma" Of " ^ u ”...... Puerto Rican...... (^ ~ ...... 21J ...... '.Z'..2t..2 8 J ...... 6 ...... W bM h i« ofo f W haoW rtfcof ...... TTotar elementary and ...... , . U w a propoaKlons^ ...... _2SJI; ______3J Bahavlor chUdfwi doJ Jt~t cWWfwi d o I f s■•condary enrollment Holds briot convereatlona ______27^9______^ Whlio -L ^ Olvas i name arid uao ot iwo oblactaol aj -----r ^ P O T M S tto o sound - '■ In millions ot puplia _____ N*wt>om 52 r ------r------31.2...... ja 38 '4. •-"'Albrta tfrvolca'- - im 1 .6 ...... “ '55, ' ^------■ Olhor , . _ Tuma lataralty toovoic® w ’ ' 1.2 2.a ____ ® ______5QviaaLnM pona**--:- tfllrntoraa ----- • U — _ Smiloa •■ -■. '______15 daya 1. -I-®... . Turna lalarally lo0 Wb< l______3.6 ■ Tolol Rocognliaa paranla______— f f c r - ______1.7 ~ ,_2.8...... 3...... Tuma lalarally thenhen downward lo S J ______-J Racoflniiaa oblacta______^ 6 ______3. . Inhlblta to oommaryla rxl "nd*- ______41 • Rnaponda to taclal oxpreaatpn -4j7_------— Turns dlnooiaitivdo/-downward to tlell ^ ~~ 8 3 '2______12.1____ 4: J Visual tracklno______2.4______4.7^ Foiiowa v a ta p com»m TO nda ...... 10.1 ______1 3 J ' 4. BiinK to tnraat '______.^ ______2J .4 4. .9 .___ Potnta to 1 Of mow now body p aiia ...... 20.8 / 4: Nolo; Tho SAT Kfllo Is from W> « 0 S K - ^ x - ^ S i i i i l s S B rom 200 to 800. Imitataa geatufa oam aa _v______L p______'.S i l . 1 ___ .-JP£l'?^..2istop,com»m m anda ______t7.B » .1 _ ___ Ctx«QC Tntmn» Owrt; Oo>«». Coa»cO»»o« Oom ■ ______.FoUowa-fl^ufafeommarida— ^ 1.0 . i^rnirto~nam^1 ob)octob ______27.0 _ _ ■' * J 2j0 — — - Polnia to obtaeta d« I daacftbod by U8B -’— —M .s”'z : '- - '— 3 ^ - '2 : __ : _ _- "i . - >QlntB to d»«lra0_0t?)9Ct8_____~ 12J,__'~~M_tV.7—— — Foilowa-fnof-eomp Mffli wnptexTommanda------' 2B.6~ ------M ' i _ _ _ IS1970' 7 5 s '80 . -OS . , ’90 ...... ■' 'I’ U nla'aaltatadln'daya **Thnt\r*a timaaIniuccaMlon . ._ - ■ ----- —, ___ - — CJ— CWOiaoTifurtCw.Sou'CaiUS NuAriL ____ •------^ ^ - C«ni*rC4 lo> EduuBon Suttee* • ~...... , OCMoaga Tituti OratMe a o m B MMUoMW l ot Nm .vm upmw.Mmm.. • ------
------;----- I------^ ------— C^"Tlme»-New9. Twin Falii^•iTs, Idaho -Sunday. [3ecenMmben2.J9B2 ------0 0 1 -0 2 3 Econoj rn i c Outlooki l still a rmixed Ibag By LEONARD CURRY fa r b e lte r than th e ouU»itlook w as a y e a r ago o r evei such “a horrible prospect"pn that he won't pt '■ OOy-OoMoflnt>fett fen BAnnouneemem ntft 00»-Pafaoftite Newimjse News Servicee six months ago," FeldsteIstelnsays. ■ Interest , ra te ^ t^ ag£again even if federal spendl m n r a vvanted: rwo to s lILC c . Dec SANTA FOR RENTI Will Twelve months ago.), tbeti consensus of economlinic Increases, .______24. arrive by 1 pm-retvrn.turn Jan. come to your houw or j>arly. ___ 1,aftpr7;Mpm.324-8830. WASHINGTON - TTwhe ouUook for several key ;er Income taxes and highej nployment and slack demaiinaod. ~{l(tl-flo(fetB ey opinion was that lower ier Because of unempi ^ m m m Wholesalers needed In your segmenls-of the economymy Is as bleak for the ikw Social Security paymentlents would put enough exlr ' Fed) policy." This mealeans the Fed’s tight monejley nlng to end becausee "the• consumer Is leadingIg theI REWARD lor Calico mo ATTENTION 70‘S LoJ VEl automobile sales business. > to even higher unemploynoyment and further spending s t ra te s S percent to 7 percenl Iwave c at. wearing rod coliaj St i ANS, Tho Army now "8 policy will keep interest I ^ t economy oul of the! doldrums,d just as she alwa S iiv iimiled openings for-V(rv e to r^ Excoilonl-worklng.tacllitlos. •' - cuts that will prolong the unemployment-spending"8 above Inflation. Tradltlclltlonally interest’rales have sitvor bell. Answers 10 S ive h a s." 403 Quincy. 733-6233 ans. To s e e n your skills cycle th a t began In July/1981. 13 averaged 3 percent moreore than the Inflation rale, But the Universityty of Michigan’s Hymans sa , noodod. Call Army 'SS Roc But there are a few brlglright spots. ’ REWARD: Return mono ino In Twin Falla at 7 ^ 2 6 Com m erce S ecretaryry Malcolmt Baldrige foresee:jes forecasters are assussuming lhal consumersi v,will envelope lo Box 045 limited, family hoap k i; rt*r than they w ere a y e a r ago ^ ^ AUTO MECHANICS Interest rates are lower national economic pollcollcy in the coming monlh:Lhs spend. If consumersrs hold: back for fear of losllosing TImes-Nowa. “C? tallzatlon and vacations. and construction of new^ew hom es h as picked up: — Reno, Nov, Herb HallrHallman, /^pnjy porson to Dick Doy ^ being tom between thete struggles lo control InflatlorIon th eir jobs, therecessloslonmlghlcontlnue.. Chev. Is accopllng applica-app or U rry McMurdio al Dick . co n su m ers have reduceded tbelr debts and increased a n d th e baitUe lo redreduce unemployment. Th(h e And th e signs of_cwvo nsum er dem and have not.boon be _____. ___ tions lor quallliod TurnT u ^ p _ ,DQy_OI(J8niobilOr0ulck. _H2 ^~pfoniS"Tmd-labor-pro-- Homo- Tochnlclansr-Wo-otfor their savings; business ^ administration needs lo reducei federal spending (tfo good in la te 1982. ------C6untryTShopplnfl“ Ho [ffor top Main Ave. S. Twin Falls, II ■ ductlvltv are improving. m ado Itoms. Wosl Winds Wi pay & oxcollont bonapenoiii^ unable fo appear for In- g- control inflation, but Itt willw have lo Increase federaral Department storee sales£ have been so sluggiIgglsn Gift shop. 2 ml. So, oIHHwym 93 Contact Senfico Mgr.,'O f--,800 torvlow during business - “Favorable signs of anar upcoming recovery arcirc spendtngtoreduceunemi lhal retailers at a seaseasonally adjusted annual1 raten & 30 Jet. Then Vi ml. w est, Klotzke Lane. Reno.10. I NOV. hours, arrangomonls can bo ” ij. Fllor326-4939, Open fr^piBpm. B9S02.702.78^3111. gettin g stro n g er all thee lltim e,’' sa>-s M artin Felds-Is- “ A r c we going lo haveave slack capacity for a lonjng h ired 500.000 few err 'temporary workers for t ------mado. All Intorviows strictly - Cul your own Chflsli i ^ s CRUISE SHIP JOBSlSI G Groat confldonllal.______’ tein, chairman of Presldsident Reagan's Council of time or arc we goingling to have som e kind oiof traditional holiday bu;buying season, according tolo tme TfooJlOlo»5,3mll08NNoilh incomo potential. All Economic Advisers. tradcK>rr?" asks Baldrig426 Ext. 18. “The preconditions for.for .a sound recovery. Includ-Jd- T he com m erce secrecre^ary says he hopes lhai’3l T he tw o m ainstays-s ofo the economy — Housingigai)(i a Attornoons only. 543<0S‘ — soli lull line ol high quality* 7 ^ FOOD WHOLESALERR nonoods Industrial luliricanls. Liberal . Ing lower Interest rates,ts. makei the current outlookok Volcker will find U perperccnt unemployment lo.bcbe autom obiles — a re slii:>1111 m ired In recession. Mammal Gas Markei Would you llko lo givevo S'o a salos rep, to call onon C busi- commissions, pfotocted lor- ______outstandino Christmass i gift? n e sse s & lamllies. . Sa Salary tilory. thorough t r a i n i n g ! — Drug trade aPlHboon;’immignrants stratTiing&“e c o n o r n y ~ REWARD ot CO O -loTJ T l^ o GOVERNUENTJOBS^is™ * ml»lon'lubr^nl°saies. i-or^ leading (o tf>o arrestIt ancr fmmedlato pponl)ponlnDS personal inlorvlow.' S e n d ; conviction ol persons lailakina Overseas and dome:omostrc. work history lo A,C. U n s.- 4 S I 520.000 10 MO.OOO plus plu: a Southwestern Petroleum, -* g as purnps Irom J t Ext. Box 789, Fl. Worth. TX 76101.-' trucking Co. Service SiaSialion YOU. Call 1-312-931-7I& i b l e m s on HWY 30. KImborly,, (con- i ^ 80A. ______i d a b a tttling itits spedialprol ^G for a iX»-Etnploy. Agencies Flori opt. IMMEDIATE OPENING fi lael KImborly Police Dep CON. delivery trocli driver,r, 25 25 yrs ------ills in STOP PAIN, RELAX. C By MICHAEL GECZl B usinesss Barometer.I LaCombe says,ys. ness Review. so m e of the best'flnancial results vfl^bo o* Of o'<>or. must ti Z Z j i TROL EATlfjG. always f s « M ' IH5-Bahyiln»ra ■; Dallas Morning News has reglstiIslered three successive posi-si- When the Soulh FIiFlorida business the indutduslry over the p ast few yea calm EASILY wllh ^ ctuutleurs^lic^so.p S ______tiv e _ m olonths.—Jndlcaling—that— n lhe.h e __ community-is-broughtht-up.-mosl oul-— .>\sa rcs]-esult, the South Florida bankiinking- -NOSISr-Call'John-anyt J — = - - BABYSITTINQ-lN-my home.—- Itatlv e 324-7?at.?8yrs.oip. INDIVIDUAL 10 WorForT< on Las Drop in’s. Closo to Harrison . ‘m ia m F-O nly the suisun has stayed slowdownvn is al least levellngoff. siders have a difficultI timII e Identifying horizon)n today boasts rcpresental Vogas Horse Farm. Exporl- Exp school. Hot lunch. 734-8552. • tfie sam e. Still, bebecause of the influx of rcf-ef- the group. One busin>iness. however, officess from1 nearly all the big> U 005-Memorial Noticesu onced In Halier & Wes Babysitting, my homo, any : The Image of pInas coladas.co: white ugees intoito the arca and the resultingng th a l F loridians a rc qul(uick lo point lo Is b an k si as well as of foreign banks, _____ Pleasure., Reply BoxDX 115M. limo but F;lnlghts. any aoo, • Tho Families ol DONNlony outsiders’ tem p ts to t rcbound may differfer has gained some renowiwn. found ththemselves to be the objectsxls of Evoryono tor i Babysitting my home alter ■ lu ochool & nights. Any a g e .' minds. Today, the firstrst things that markedlyJy from other areas' efforts,ts. Bolstered by rctlrommenl cash and a hot blddIddlng wars by aggressive2 suit-si oxproasions of sympi s K pe r o t n -i»in«c cards, loners. & food, duringdu Jefferson St 73^7501. - come to mind arc drugiig trafficking. B ut th e bubusiness olm osphere here haslas— huge Influx of drug-d-dealing wealth, orshopiiiping lo stake oul large positl(iiiio n s ouf timo of t>oreavomont Stanino Income lo 11500 SISC n BABYSrmNQ—WTTH pro-“ . murders. and burned-out t>een quitelie unique for some time, Florida’s banks have> beent tuminc in In the ara re a . month, Comploto trait neighborhoods. M ore ttithan a year ago, the stalelie 006~Pef«inals • offorod wilh manage ure In Tallahassee decided lo ------advancement opporlurorlunlty, CHILDREN’S ViLUQE Earty Such is th e m etam orphrphosls of South legislature Highly competitive conlrionlracts Educatton Center- Agos 3 • F lorida. do SOIsomething about the ALCOHOLICSS plus bost salos loolss availa-avi and up. Hours 8:30am to 5:45 . irhoods in Miami lhat had been ; ble. Plenty of prospirospects pm. Fri, lill 8:30pm, Trans- - While much has beenen written and nelghborhi - ANONYMOUS -Said about the transfcisformatlon of tom apartart by the riots df a few years AUCTICm Catl733-S300 through our unlquo system,syst podallon to schools, kln.i- ^ TUESES., DEC. 14, .1 9 8 2 -n1 1 : 0 0 A .M . Full-iimo and part-twrt-tlme dergarlons thru 2nd grades.- , Miami from “tropicalJ pparadise" to back. The*he law m akers enacted three Swimming, skating, etc. 481 - 8ROADDFNT(T COMMEBCIAl CENTER • S i lII 1 IKendall. Boise, Idaho " tro u b le In p arad ise."' veryve little has tax-incent:>ntlve programs lhal they felt AVAILABLE NOW- We’ ‘'-£x 2 ff?YOu"ARE LOOKINGNG FOR» N, Locust (near Sr, High; oldoriy poopio who r A PLEASANT ANDI PROF-PR School). 733-W10.______been said about thee effectc these would pn>)rod Florida corporations IntoIto COJ>MPLETE LIQUIDIDATION good home & cate. 733-< 3-2513. n-ABLE CAREER; DO DAY CARE. E xp... reliable ,, changes have had ont) tthe business injectingg tmuch-needed funds into the AHTtOUIS A COUJAaCnSLISl Leodod sloln glaiiloss, old eook stovo, hond croft-,ft. 04-5518.734^11. — — . PASS UP THIS o p'PORTU- p o n alttor. No ago limit. Flexible ' com m unity In South Floritorida. war-tornn nneighborhoods, od bock bor. bonchohos S'loblos. old denlltl choirlair, ontlquo lights (Reportedlydly BLS- e MONTHS—TOCOOAYI NITY. Wrilo P.O. Boxox 1702,1 hours, » day (Includos • It has significant.It. So far,r, ca l least, the plan h as t»een1 a *fom Ford Thootor). HAPPY ANNIVERS/SARY. Twin Falls. ID83301. ______meol).734-6fl77.135811lhE. ■ ; ’io Shop, Porkor 9'.> HP boiler, LOVEn fm so M odk^ sU ciallahi wan U nem ploym ent. In FliFlorida's two - flop, SIftTAUaAMT A LO«w«iU rmiMisaiiicmi Pi» . ■ lo w you immenaehrl Fc wanted, sunshine Preschool- Him: • |,Q grill hood w llh lire.>. oxiingulthert, wolk in Ireeieezer. 3 ice makers, stainless .f...yiiorlwl(JKS|. We train. No oxporlejorlence berly has oponings. 3-5 yrs, , southernmost counties—i- D a d e , w hich In ils; firstfi year or so. state Rep.- !oblo», eom ploto boririol i up. ------nocessary. Earn good)d paypt & various enrollments: • ■ includes Miami, and Bro'Jroward. which Barry KuKutun says, only about ECKANKAR- A Unlvciversal _t>onoms while _yeuJ loloarn._ ,a-liJ0am.«23-4336_____ . T-^IVaVTM IM »SIU.f MO-BISUIVI------teacntngrPotmnJiscus in -- :------M O fcU aiT - ussW h^ Call Army Opponunllleinines In -j-r a INED TEACHER, Indl- ^ ------Includes" Fort“Uuderdaltlale--=^ls-Tip:— noHdTccconcerns nave t'alfen advah- Hobart L-800mi»or,. I1-600 40 ql. oqurpmenl. L-800iOO moot grinder. Groen 60 go.JO. on "A Proltle of Eckani>nkar" TwlnFallsal73>2671. faring better tageoftheihc. measures. , ______------vlduallzed program, lutorlno ; • although Broward is fa ------. ttoom h«ltl». S-S polol ro women wllh economy ca ] ^Home sales a re down,-n. iAbout 48.000 em ployerer that hires a worker from31^ tonk. Pofkor300 go.D. hoal oxeh.. Hobori »li«or, AirAm bno'm 'icrov^ve ovon. UliliU'fy ^Throuoh^OccemDor' CCiritter- -part-llmo-deltveryr-AppI . |_ roiriqeiator, U.S. choi>0010 mellor, U.S. range. Clovelvelond sloomor. Soup warmer^>r^ Club. ?13 Eastland TF._____ porson 10 Ida Hader.r. at the 7523 ” ------units of-new housing slt-sll-unsold. The anyof2l(]11 designated n ei^bbrhoods' lo . e well*. Too»tmo»ti>r>r warmer. Oelfiold cobinol. OoOoKiold loblos. Frooier I com. Holiday lnn.,1350 BluoJO LtLakes , p ric e s of used hom es, meimeanwhile, are subtractt ialm ost ' 25 percent of that1^1 ponont (Woico), Moleolco pio lin dio loi. Polty mochi.chine. leo stations, Commerciol HOTUNE Blvd No. oA Doc, 13th;I3lh. bo- Resolve to read Classified ■ 7330122 dally. You'll be glad you dk l.; - • sllghtly-lower-lhan.a-yeat.a r a g o ______e m p lo y eee's e ' wagesJrom_lLs slate taxax ___ d ijp o io r. Koy Woy inindo sy»tem. S S droiri labloi,'S, hoodsI S counteri, Salod bar. A Problem is not a protroblem tween 1t>amS noon.__ _ The drug business hasas Ibeen wreak- bill. Thereere are three condillonsThdw-IW^ ^OTTT-ond-frorr-Sinkr pons. ihotvtnn” food*prt>cc — “ “whon'sTiHe^riHflnrar HtHoatrn- -NEEDED FUL-LTIMEE or p a rt- ^ - - U.S. rango No, PF I.14601. Wolor loflonor. SetlloItle bonchos. Mony. table lops,P*' Association. 9pm to 7amim Ume, Rogislorod nurso! ing havoc on the area'■ea's econom ic e v e r: Thehe worker's salary must total rs. Deli Cose. Choirs. Bor sioots. WD-SlllJallOMWaillMl 36 ■ round tobloi. Copoptoin i choifi, Cash rogislers. „ ; Ladles • Do you liKo to ECF. Conloct person b ase. less th a n $S 18,000 a year: he m ust keep objB top. Anii,(^»c»...Solqd.bjjr.J.r. Solo lop • lo r floor soto. Tirno,2®------irr-fakwr-Afaskan-Satr -DUTCrH-CAOY-S-aaughtor— ------Rnymontf-DTEaconibe-ibervRJc-preSF— h^s J6b“six slx month^,~an(i he m usl slayl y - Cob)nols ond counter tops in1 kikilcheri. Cosh register cour^ior'• r Bo Ja California I " i ^ r S h ^ f o ^ R i^POri, o a lU, ||((g JQ d e n t a n d econom ist forr BBarnett Bank inthatneiitelghborhood. ir> loyo'. Furniiuro. Iifurnishingi. dishes, ulentlls.s. gc lo ilw o re or»d pots. Interior'®' porhaps travol somo Ini „ ' S " S a f i ______------housocleanlno. 324-7435, : snsible OPENING available soor of South Florida, says; th dealings d and Caribbean Flora Ovtrscfo Aoency )o d o iv 4 Oroc. lunch, 3800 sq. 11.. other developments onin some £ of lhe a handy' lolocale for their Latin Ameri-:r|. B f ' Ktmberfy423^- once necessary. Goode newer bldg, with very nlce-2. area's corporations hass bebeen sharp.------c a n headqid q u a rte rs.------: .MEET.CHRISTIANSINQ rn?w bedroom, living quarteri,- by phone or mall. I T iiirS t Owner very anxious BubmM,I ."C orporations and IndiIndustries h ere Dow Chemical Ch Co. was the first Dating- Marriage. L Li o^U P£f1uf'H‘08 In TwinI Fal »« Call Will 734-3086. Main West- . have been impactedKl quite dlf* m ultlnalloitlonal. in 1967. to discover/cr Nationwide. No fee., cdona- ■ - Really 734-0555, • iables. and ll since has been tion only. Box1429-TF,£^ Santa SCIENTIFIC AIDE ll. .ferently," I.iiCombe says. sa "While • Coral Gab Monica. CA 90408. Univ. ol Idaho Is se< Florida Power & Ughtt a^'Souihema Joined by olher big names, such as ------qualllled appllcanta Bell'both-are “going-stistrong-deveK— Coca-Cola)la-Co.r-lntematlonaLJreIe:- je=__ ------> i|______usIatln g Jn .p lan t. palhc - MORMONISM'W research work at theIhe Kim. For Sale RESTAURAKT. opers, plus the servicece and airline phone &it 'Telegraph Corp.. Unlroyal Whal do you know abouout the berty Research & Exter•xtenslon WTTX LIQUOR. Includes. buslne^ — becausee of< the slow Inc.. Exxoexon Corp.. Gulf Oil Corp. andnd Mormon Church? 734-M-2813. Center, ApplicantsIS musti property, business llouOr- H roR ’athology license, owner died. Write: tourism activity — havhave been hit sev eral foiforeign firms. 636-2288. or 87M103I forI a ^ave M.S. In h a n t Pathc recorded new mes field or BoxBflqCastleford,83321. • . Ironical!;ally, despite all the talk of essage or closely related flei h a rd ." wwKly,------_____ B,S. In Biol, Scl. within 33 yyears FOR SALE: Profitable, go-: There are signs, however, hov lhal "troublee InI paradise." Coral Gables PARENTS WITHTHOUT or, more ol relevantam work mg, growing feed & farm, South Florida Is attem ptlnjtlng to emerge has been:n dubbed one of the "global3al JL PARTNERS Invlles single s experience. Positionlion will supply business In M.V. No- : lomorrow-by-Harvard-Busl.-tsi*— ------sreaied___Include______laborsibpratoK,-. -blue-sky. -lole- ol-foom-w:- -from.llSicanomlc-woes^’s.-Tbe.Bamett— cities of to Iriends. greenhouse & fieldild work,v sxpand. Write DMRPCO. 848. •6731. m lerested personss shouldst 'qobblnsAve..TF83301. I*. ■;____ ^ send a copy ol theirIr retresume —------^ ------^ - — PREGNANCY H 0 ^ > — *~M ce and tSree (3) letterslette of ^ ^ a ** • i f c ! - — — Pregnant? Need ^ 74» reference to Dr, ■ S S - : —— f o n i ^ P h omeliitD i 2 = ^ Forster. Univ. of Idaholaho Res. ^ G ive your entire( house a prpresent of o new ROOMATE WAHTEO^ <0 and Ext. Center. Kimberly. KImt share 4 bdrm house, mimale or |(j,rio B3341. ClosingIno date: A n A i]nswerMs[adiine l o o k w h e nn you m ake yourjr w all covering female. Garage, wood a 09C. 31.1982, Position Po! t h i s GOOD i BEDROOM. A holtub.W S ulil.734- available: AprlM 8,19831983. The HOME will have high appre- ' ...... selections \from W all-ToxS.K Sim ply Beauti- SELF-HELP Divorce KllKit. 150 Univ. ot Idaho Is an equal< :iallon In this top commer-...... plus Ux. UnconiealedId only. opjxjnCinlty employer.lyer. Call clai area. Excelieni location. m ...... f u l ! ^11734-7033.______4 » 4 » 1 for InformailonIllon, Ifor small business & a ls o > ------r— comfortable home (of familjC g . - ______Tho tax season is al VETERANS-- w T “ ______here! Are your booi> Double & single order? McCoy Sookltei I you m«y 'j,,r,g a s. Price reduced-lo I r a - SALEEN]«SDEy7m. only W .500. We have a k e y ___ service, 734-2068. ilnna available. Don't Call Navy now- 8 0Slip'S 0 ^ : ?!'] 60 call ANYTIME.:______A p p o in tmmonJs c Days. Evenings, 007-^ollntiratl-\ .... -_____TollFroo. . * . - H A M L E H - ^ - ''" \ A r T2 ...... - gX:,’/. Wookonds.s. ot< your convonionco. — n R EA LTY N o v o r 0 chorgoch or obligation., W years ofHonostSanrico ...... OFFICE...... 73W079 ...... U nitited H rst^ ...... F r c o ODocoratlng o Sorvico. APPLICffATION PROGRAMMER Joyce C o l e '...... 7 3 3 ^ 7 .. i r r ..m I m m e d ia te 0opening | for porson w wl i t h DaveHam lett...... 733-4030 th o follo w in g) t^ockground:b 10 YR, OLD T.F. retail busi If ifi ness for sale. Sales volume- - l 3 ^ 6 Z a L ___ ^ _ M1NIMUUM REQUIREMENTS ______I qnkFiefttffO l l j IESSZ1 2 ^ 6 0 0 0 ------— D a r f HEdt Associaio Dogigreo, vocaironal ebnifica;ijsTo'= Th» on* numlMnb«r tQ e o n lor rat* a n d lnv*iv*»tm*nt counMlJnjj. qgramm ing exporienco.. Seller will lake term s.: or2yoorsprQ{ V Minimum S40.000 dovm orj Cbi'UniieafirstsTosTo’o-rtolo iir>e ar.y f'nv), 2ov.»j a ooy. ofv3 you'll g o t OESIR/(ABLE EXPERIENCE trade. Send replies lo BOKi x a bn ojrr(?n» 'd o i lOfI iciOwOfs o r o DOffOwOfi onswofs to QvxKf'Onj. On .line prog ,D o rl L-45, c /o Times News. » If vourvooafintxKcXK asj'ijfcyco. r c / cn tr« iir«} aa**a vou'I o\,iofTV3iica'iy ogrom developm ont, repoi writers, lo ^ 40 yrs & still serving. SmalC b o DOf Jooch wifn■fn cOO0 o<-ou.Jif>ofioaicojrao!3OIOS ______^______languages: Cobol, Basle. family bar In TF, *1.500 in- itsotreeD^c/'OcaI CO" an d qu'C* oecess ?o ir>o• n^OfmatiQO-yOU r>eod; - EXC*I«ll«nt b«n»fltfl and ------ctudea-atl-oqulpmenuCom-' O0 ou?v0 arso<»r»5ts.s. irmvOStmofiT cjnO toon OjOihOn>ons tpoetrvy wim plelely remodeled & painted. WOIorfclngcondlllont—.______------outside.-734-3742...... ___ ■ ' Ufvted [ELLflAIEiyvj------3ly In p an o n or coll In Bo Wallcovering' IDAHO10 FROZEN FOODS Will purcltase real estaid Draper) ■ AnEquolCI O p p o n u nlty EmplovT M.'F lolorful storo thafcdmies e! to your dqorVii ...... -eontracu. mongages and. T h e c o Deeds ot Trust, at discount.- “ , ICIdario'siorgost sovlngs ossotiiociQrtbn, • - ^------r ...... ; - T ‘ ; • ^ ^ j; ' " v ...... " ' r " " Sunday.iV. Decenibor12.1982 TimesTies-News, Twin ^Aits. ldatioC-3 '
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(CMlilonsyToLoan 026-M 0 u8Jc Lessons " oao-HomesfkirSale 030-Homes^Sale ' . qs^Honm^.Sale j.J, (^Hom«sf^Salfl 03Q-Home8FofSaie 030-HomosForSa]8 034-Jerom e Homes - MONEY FOR INDtVIOUALS ■ ARE YOU FARM HOME HOUSE TO BE MOVED For COUNTRY SECLUSION wllh ts ,000480.000 faatl . ^ OUAUREO? If so. wo havo Salo. 15000, Call Lynwoodood MV vIow. Not In a sut>- e Real estate Iho proloct homo for you In JUST LISTED» . • Close to schools & shop- I Roally 733-6211.______division. 1 yr. old onorgy- Tho equity In youffiomo can • Hanson. Excollontly main ping. 3 bodrooms. oil11 onoi 1 Moor, lorau lol on cul- MAKE OFFER on brand now olllclonl homo on 2V^ acros.. bo lurnod Inlo cash through tain & landscapod. 3 bdrm. 1 HOUSE FHTU2t5*8ft59:------Hagorman aroa. $«00. an ------* Invostmont proporty in aero. 837-4486...... t . _ 1 tj3 2 Aoai5on (jn^trT!7Twin Fntlr:/'.i'l-OGOO - - Joromo. Namo your own — 029-0pen Houses • - - ...... (a2M3pflnH0USM^^ FOR SALE: 75 aero farm. ;:g;i:HRisu\AA;kSlSEECIALSzl _ -tormtipiico ------:------RITpTFirTdoliorSprThWor-irT-^------ano Bom new 1500 Goi. Own your own buslnoss. TV ^ ^ OQL SI* Horringboni J l picturo.iubO'TOpalilng. Only5^ ’ rigalod. Low Inlorosi ..Tonk/3-75 cow.corrolrols -{-135 cows.Inciudod. % - - -$30,000wMhtorms. os3umobloloan.43645S8 ______■ S ? a » ^ ? ^ b d % o r n homo* tfk sound 3-bodroom hehom o w llh firoplaco. All |M Small lot noar airport. Alii All! PRICE REDUCEOI , ' OPENHH O u W ^ So cloan and woll main- ^ slllingon63ocrosNVMW Jofomo. $377,500. |B Irado lor almost anything.ling, S30 aero Hazolton form. In- Iolnod. you can movo right 1 4 J5500 eluding 50 acroa ol adtolnlng - . Sm.&Svn.1.1-ap.M. I In. Wood burning firoploco. ^ Acros SE TwinPolls. Foi Full W oler/A ll norih | S * ■ Bon Mottorn. BroKor ' Fish $ Gamo land. 267 acroa dining room, nowor carpol- I slopo, Conerelo ditch. dl Born & Corrols. tm m Call 73M070 crop land 'Inlnalod by M S264,000, Soft Torms.ns. 5 aprinklera and 160 acres by I yo“dan'd siSrtor I F A L L S gravity. >iorihaldo Walor. 3 ' homo. U rg o 7'A% assuma- 433 Acros NE Coodirding, Whool linos & gotod S PROFESSIONAL,I nomoo. oxoollonl 60.000 bio loan il you qualify. 2 ' aack poioto collar, aubalan- III dlvldo Into 104 S 351 ^ • pipo Irrigollon. Will REALTORS lial olhor buildings. {960.000 S38.&00. $530,000. or 104 Acros S r s Aero form s. Tolol S 734-9880 ______wllh ownor llnancing. Call Iff ot $240,000.8Acros 251 01Ac $350,000. ^ n IRWIN REALTY, INC ;— Bob Brown al Markoling 3 VIS • TERMS - TERMS on lhls 4 Assoclalos 734-4875 or 7 3 « 5 0 0 ■ 3 140 Acros SW Woncindoll. Control Plvot-Sollcj AI . r evonlnns 734-8198. w - - J , bedrooiroom lomily homo on I ocro, . so t C o rn e rs. A gigood producing lorcn. I E NEAT, STUCCO HOME on 'Za p J T ; | | i l s63.oo(,0 0 0 -MAKE OFFER- 4th Avonuo Wosl. sultabloablo WANTED: Small Magic FOR SA1.E BY OWNER: W _ _ i ____,$_336.00p,______^328M onr0. ^ 5W borh> . In ox<«llont condonditioii. S53.000, wim option lo buy. Call Bob I Soo oor Towno Horrlomo and comporo. ■ garogo. Aasumablo loan. Ihia 2 bdrm 1 balh homo with Custom modol opon S covorod porch. 125,500. Jonson. Morkelir»g • n Saturday and Sun- . I S76.000. 326-4571.______S SABALA. I& ROY REALTY A Asaocioios. 734-4875 or • ? ^®y your inspocticction. Boautiful floor * I IMMACULATE 4 BEDROOM. 5 ______7 3 3 . 4 3321.733-6300 ! g 324-5076 ovonlnns.______I 3 BATH HOME on 2Vi acros. • 5 I ' AMERICAN I - p la n w lfh .m o n y opp~ • MaryAkkerman ...734-38823882 doll aroa. 40 acres. 100 moo acios. n s acros. All farms Ing, Call Ed al MarKolIng ...... 733-1745 — I - "Ife Assodatos 734-4875 daya or Roy Crumbliss . . .•...... under sprinklers:— 3oi7y------m i6 0 5 ADDISON AVE. EAST 734-0400 or 733-5336 ■ 734-2442 ovonings,______734-J2 8 5 9 Koy Snldnr ...... , , . 733-2546 ■ NEWER 4 BORM. 3 balh.,.(K Jackson. Roal Esialo Unllm- 44}.sTaiisr.w>M Goorgo Foslor ...... 324-5700 ■ ' homo In N.E. aroa. SpillSplli ' HOd,324-7S18or324-5922 02& -0pen Houses n us. You should soo LouMcMonomon ...... 734-3409 ovol-many oxtraa. J79,900.,900. 320 ACRES choice larm land Xmas Spirit Is upon _ 733-5493-John. 734-1630. In Kendrick aroa. 230 tllloa- this, ono ot -night all al lit up waiting for Nowor 5 bdrm. 2 balh homo.,mn 00 pasluro & timber. Santa- 3 bodroom, 1l ’/4 Bath, Bosomont, iJU w/full bsml.-firoplaco. A/C.\ i c ■ Low down&7V6% on most ol _EiroplaCQ_quallty—t_throughoui._on_op.o_ ^ . 2 cor,.oarogo. .coniraLvac..YacI conlraet. 1-924-7736.______r jn Asaumablo low Inlorosiirosi" ocro . Idaho Housing loan. S58,000.,000. 34 ACRE DAIRY, noar Twin a '☆ ☆HOLIDAYwspecialsT ^ Ij m 734-1768-______Falla First timo on tho morkot m - 4 bodroom. C SHARP, cloan 2 bdrm homo; 4Q ACRES, row crop, lull Si $42,500 . LOWOW HEAT BILLS ot this n o o tK nco' walor. 2 Bath - ono lovol,, «oxtro largo gorago. llh m olol siding, now roof_^onf«W now furnaco, garago. fonco. A 3 bodroom homo wllh ^ fruit troos.- Soo to approcl-"ocl: 60 ACRES row 'crop, full 3 o cro s. UZ % acre. Nico shop wllh;llh 220, barn, foncod. B39. Qf tv alo. $31,800. Call HaroldrQ|H waioc. ^ Pulzlor 733-3918 Evos. 734. 734- 130 ACRES row crop, full Daylight basomont - ® $47,900 MRS.RS. CLEAN llvos In lhls 3 b o d -HJ v 65S1 dava. Bio Wood Roallv.llv walor, high dovelopmoni Top of tho lino • D home ol-Klmborlyorly^Asaumo.loon.-Will trodo.^ potoniial, », 3 Both,-Outstanding- iSjrooni r a UNIQUE rotallcralt. hobby & Jocuiri, 5 bodroom, A T85. jowolry bualnoas avallabio.W “ 220 ACRES row crop, lull throughout, on 15 oc3 c ro s. -w ator...... _ RlOE OF OWNERSHIP show sWW Ownors rolocalinn & will » $48,000 RIO 3 _ consldor lorms. 133682. Qem3” {}J Call Jim Paulaon 543-^930.' • - £ ol this 3 bodroom homlomo. corner lot. big gorogo.QW Stale Realty, 734-0400. A ossumo loon. 01. — BARNESREALTY 963 Blue ILakes Blvd. Pm WANTED 1043 Bluo L*koa North ^ OPEEN HOUS ^ Ono homo buvor for 3 bdrmdrm Call 733-8227 a ☆ FARMS ☆ * RANCHES ☆ efar} In counlry_almo3ph.or.o__o!. SATURIRDAY-SUNDA\ k Y 1 - 5 g v Hanaori. No dowri paymonl. -37 ACRES C lose lo-Twinrfull------A 2,011 ACRESE S ■ Booutllul romoto m oun.Cm ^ ^750. Houk Roaily 733- wator rlghl, lovoly ploco lo ' - j\rtES-2091 toln colllo ranch, monyorty om onitlos. T62. K ^ build. Neod an otrer. Call PATiO HOM FALlLLS AVE. E. ^ iia K cERIVCH v — Will 734-3088, Main Woat Re- 1.318 sq. ft.. 3 bodroomi.\i. 3: bolhs with "960 ACRES1 • Cattle < ranch for 1 50 hood.KW $2,100 DOWN PAYMENT andond oily 734-0555. —doublo c o r- o a '° 9 B' Thoio -4319 Q2 400 AUM's. somo rowvcrap. cri Casllolord. BI7. Q a ssu m o '1206.56 por monih S y paymonia al 12W%. 80 ACRES, nico homo, onorg/ eltklenl and lullyy c(carpolod wllh' ^ V cholco larm. Call Jorry lot* of slorage and closolIt spspaco. Fenced H W S l 1 6 A C R E S ■ Producllvo forml lull w oiorQCrn Fxiromolv sharp 2 bodroom I V upQiadoo moblio homo with Jaekaon at Roal Ealalo Un- bockyord. utillly room, slove slov ond dish-, *1 ^ 8 0 0 A shores, nice home, coraljrols. Cosllolord. B35. Hmltod324-7518.324-5922, woshor furnlshod ...... H k I QZ) from ) m«c. I«l«cn.«l«n 0.C Op.fl Hovia MaQ.itn. a. : IN Reasonably pricod & localod There is a'Reason” tall Snak* Kl.ar (m I lilal* 4tn.MI V FOR CHRISTMAS IF YOUVOU In boaulllul south Joromo, m HURRYl ____ Hurry Ihoso won'l laat! For Now O ffer!Bring 11 '/a % In te restt RF o t e f i l o n e ssReaffyl i ; H A M L E T T salo by owner, Torma, 324- , luB T ll YoucPiolattiitionol Comm»trln03.714-7a2-32S8______538^285or&36-2248 10 ACHE mobile homo sighi wriTH.A i t i FULL LIST OF — noar Wondoll. Ownor financ H AFFCFORDABLE HOMES ing 10% down. 25 yra. on 4 8 , 7 5 1 i ~ 032-BuhMnierHoniBS • balonco. 837-6383 & PR O>PERTIES PE FOR YOU! UNBELIEVABLE opportunityunity 2 ACRES 3700 aq. II. Homo 3 -In-Fller.—Nowor-. spacious;loua yroold,6bodroom a,3balh3. ronch atylo homo. 3 bdrm,"’■J 1 noat pump, dbl garago F o r m o r* In fo rm atiom n cc a l l T A K E•A A LOOK AT THESE .balh,. plumbing for 2nd. $79,500 or trado for lofoor. _ ----- ^7340411-W«*kdoyi -- • Parllally— llnishod— bsmtr;jm trr- -acreago-orsm ait farm.- Cali— ' — STINGS ATIDTHEN - landacopod. lorrlfic lorms.rms. jujjy J26.5680, Main W. Roal- -IVE US A CALL. WE S55.800. Low down, baiancoanco (y 7340555.______. al>>/3P| .Giv aj 8% J7ftj672 0^ 878-B719. I W A NviT T T O H E L P S A N T A ~ 2.3 ACRES S.- ol Joromo- .. Zonod & covenants on — —-GIVE-YOU.A-GIF-T c ___- - -Q33=Klml»rlfcHflDaii____ -iauntvJlHSOOO. 324-8622. O F A N E W H O M E I REDUCED- Ovor 1400 aq.Q tt,ft 20 ACRES WQSI polnl aroa. all brlcK. cualom foaluros,jres Lols ol wator & a sprlnklor onerny olficlonl. Only sysiom. Good 3 bdrm homo, ^ 9 2 , 9 0 0 DRASTICALI:ALLY REDUCED AND woll $41.006,423-4380, some corrals. & out build- v M / l l l Ss. INC. worih iho money. Don'tI lot this ono slip by . . . or Is ___ Ings. Roger Brown Roal I buyl 3 bodrooms. 2 bolhs.' Esiato 536-2246. , , , , ■I a32Shoshon301 Ph. 734-4411 fomlly room, plus 4th bedrcjdroom. ree room ond siorogo ___ 3 ACRES for soil. $3000 an $ 3 7 , 9 0 0 COMFORTArABlE t AFFORDABLE Iwo orir In bosomonl.' Coll todoyoy for an oppolntmonl. No. HOUSE V o f l s a l e ., * 4 aero. $3000 down & will ro threo bodroom hom e wllhllh wood stovo ond space too 258-83. bodroom, \ 1592 sq. ft.fl. loaso 1 aero for building. develop. With 13% flnonclicing, you can koep your pay- Localod a t \ ^ 3 East 20lh. Low Inlorest. 423-5975 : $ 6 8 , 9 0 0 NEW ON THE TH MARKET 1.048 sq. fl.. 3 Joromo. ID, lOOK financing m onl under S300. Coll usI forfc m oro details. No, 136-82. nol dining room, formal dining ^'n g e Boaulllul building lots S.E. (^HomeaForSale CCao-HomesForSale 030-H om es FcrSale bodrooms. 2 bolhs. formol I 10 ollglblo applicants, ConCon- ol Tvyjn Falls, ranging In size $ 4 9 , 0 0 0 NT MISSSS THIS OPPORTUNITY lo ownn room, fomlly room, lorgjirgo convenient kitchon, oii iact FmHA, 111 East Avo.0- F,P. from 1.82 to 2.41 acros. 20% your own homo.-Inioreslsl ol 13% ollowi o vory ot-I- electric, double goroge. pieplenty ol RV or extra parking, Joromo ID. This pioporfy -down," Low Inlorest o n .... . tracllvo poymonl on Ihis' 3 'bodroom 'hom e In excellentit ' large fenced lol. A lot of ho'uso^fo'rnhTrtS^rprlco. ' a d d without rooards lo raco;faco. balance. 734-4722, location with loodi of oxpcponilon posslbilllios. Ownors« No. 341-82, color, rollglor.. sox. oge.I. na- llonal origin, or marllal hove oiroody Inlilolod oxiixlenslvo romodelino — you“ . $ 7 2 , 0 0 0 GET MOREIE FORF YOUR D0LIARS$ O v o r. IBS-BualnoMPippeity' c o n q d d Ihe finishing touch status. Tno Govornmoni ...... ------2,300'Sq. It,, ciuollly bullilll-homfr-with h 3 bedrooms ond-...... rosonros th e right to io)oci ^ SITE BUILT in.one level. Boaullful double D)oct • CHOICE B ACRES adjoining" -...... $ 4 9 f S 0 0 4% INTERS!lESTt rr'S POSSIBLE I On Ihiss large fomlly room oil on.o anyahdallolforn. ___ railroad noar Twin Folls- HOMES nowly listed 3 bodroomI hhomo wllh large single corir doof tee-tKru fireplace'In'In living room plus o 23x15 Idoal lor Oovolopmont- Qem garogo. FHA 235 loon ol c opproxlmotoly $38,000.). glossed-ln pollo/party rooroom overlooking a lully Iond- 03^Bu8lne$9 Property1 StateRMltY.734-nt home wllh.ovor 3.1 OO sq.,. If,lf, on Jjowol ond pwo^_po»:___ ^ coNSTBucnor"^ slble orhm enlly. Booutifulljjlly docoroled throughout, Fornormoniving room wiihlWpIoC'ilacorformomintngnpaclows— family room with bullt-lnn Ibar-b-quo & lireploce. homornomokor's kitchen wllh all oullijulli-ln applloncos & wot bar. iiSETorasE~P M aster bodroom Is 36x133 with' on odjolning bolh S 1111x11 x '/> dressing room.' 3 olherher nico bedrooms & 2 bolhs. " pwffiS Underground sprinklers In lovely yoro. lorgo slorage rocroom S shop. Owner* tronslorrcorrcd A musi soil) No. 340.B2. T 6 0 0 0 sq. ft., heated, I iM*u *lT "w"V HBOS Ingteii X -- in su la te d1 , rmetal building. r f T hoio hom ot hovo 3 bedroidrooms, 2 bolhs, ai,l opplioncosjosjncluding dl»hwoihers, — ------endolonced^ock-yord:— N k M U U Y . T ^ 4 0 0 sq. ft. ottaittached office-Space. I _ ____PrIc«dfromM3.SOO«*$4 RartiArnbir^thvtkamltvilfobull»hom*i-Thlt itnef-ome)meblUhome^ofh.. ■ —- -CHttlSTMAfL. VIST.;a t e ' 4 - 1 ______G o o dcL J L ocatiftO triirziIzi ____ F o rm o r* - { — C A t l . — ------— I — — Infprmatlon eair 7 3 3 -9 6 3 3 , M O O I 1 1 - 1 8 8 0 j ------o r 7 4)4-63471 , 1605.Addlion> n A v .E . I ...... I 734> I , , &4Tlma8-NBW8.TwlnFallaalls;ldaht} Sundav. Oecemismberi^l982* ■— r, V - a l e s t a t e -^ - M e r c h ai t n d i s e ------0 3 9 -0 8 2
) OTB-Appliinces pS^rBmlnesa Property OSZ-Fufn.Apt&Dup/^i' ' 064-Unfum.Apts. 067-MiacellmePus, 067-MlsceilinMUS _____. 072-Antiques ____ 078-Fum,&CMpet8^ _ FOR LEASE OR FOR SALE- m Rentals - BRIGHT CLEAN apt/N ow^ - & Duplexes BRUNWICK pool table, $50$500. TOY ANO GIFT SALE.I. Mint-M HANGING UM P.-kofosese n o .- DINETTE, 5 piece. One c commercial, Intfustrlat, ro- - carpet & palnl. $130 + oloc- T - Magnavox coIdfTV'& steratoreo cond. atuffod- -animiilmala. 100 yra. old. $350. BrBrass $89.90. Banner. 7^1421. Near CSI 3~M rm, 2 baths auae Bargain prices. Doc. 10 1- bracket Saloon lamp. $1 — '•—;- Lato model Coronado. Frosl tall, ond olflco spaco. Now irlclly. 733-5408.______console, $200. 12 fiauQ S S - EARLY AMERICAN mapio ma . free w/automallo Ico maker. constnjcllon. o»lsHno, or* 060-FumiahedHou^ — M ^ , m . 8bOt.$lM . 543-8072. . 5pnn. Doc. 1 1 10am-6pm.;m . 272 Old oak German wall dociocK. dining room se l, table < —- CLEAN, small, 1 rm apt. Pierce. 734-5477.______S Copporlono, llk» now con- bulll-to-sull and loasiMACk, CLEAN. - comfortable.. winIn- Pfivato bath, aharo showor. = Chickens $1J0 oa. • a _____ •• $325. Few othor antlqu chairs. 1 loot. $2M- 733-16 [?!' NEWER countryalde 1 bdrm bikoa. etc. 208 Borah Ave. 7 3 ^ P-1fl1°i dillon.$250.73385•a857_ (Joaka, tables, buKiilfela' atovo wii WHIRLPOOL RE^IGERA- loacDd lot on. Highlandd NICE CLEAN 2 bdrm mobllo.'ffi pets. 7 3 3 ^ or iiilS FORSALE2 4 i^ k 1 ^ ^ cloaning oven. Excoil Avonuo. Can bo lailored lo 0 ^ UNK3UE GIFT IDEA-A- A Susan Borlln 43^9425. xcoilonl TOR. Frost froo wilh ice 0 Utiiillos. Private, close In r= area, large yard, garago''7 alaba. 1 ShakMMifi.SO U r - T - condition. $150. Callail ja. n maker. Largo capacity fit- .your...noods. MarkollnsB counlry lot. ^34-2050. • FU R N .' STUDIO APT. -teal bow & 1 c0^U qict^Btlco" ' ROffKlngFoot Stool. ItI rocrocks. SUN VALLEY-Annual . 733-1036. A aaoclatas. 734-t875. ?J- carport. $280.'W/walor-« as you rock. Seo lo apprcjpreci- tlque Chrtatmis S^<»» ______freozor. Like now.-17.2eub^,- ‘ . OLDER COUPLE wanted toto PRIVATE BATH. NO PETS.IS. Banllallonixj. 734-8069. arrows. 326-31^^7*^ - cabinet, ft. Hurry won't last longl ■ INDUSTRIAL LOT; 190'X 200' 5 r& «»0;Cail42M634.______Sole. Decem ber 10.-11 *7 4 12 HARDWOOD G I ^ cabir > rent & maintain lino oldorfor 733-3837.______i_— UNFURNISHED^ Bdrm AptrSt For aale; W o n ib V ^lh o s V., $250. $400^vonlngs5^49V^ locatod In Valloy Industrial»l hom e in exc. location In '^ s winter coals, f Stioa, lO-i:0:12 - WESTERN SNOW plow.w. 77fl. Limelight room. Sun Vai Jf’ FURNISHED 1 bdrm apart->n- W/D hookup. All uliliiro! 6 blado Ilia .73 & 4 up Inn. Moon tli 6:30pm. < Subdlvlalon. All utyitles, cityy Fiior. Will reduce ront sub- rAent. all uliiities Includod.Ml. P aid.$250.733-4660. ■ 734-8796. •• sorvlcoa avallabio. Ono of -T -., -Chmrefelle Chasls. $80ir $8 78M2S5 for addiironai-Bi - in- King Slzo walor bed.rsoIFd S< oeo-Heatingand >( stanlaily lo quailly appllc $175monlh-t-dep. 733-4248 Wil FOR SALE: 2 o g f fl^ p i< 0 -th o boat location# In Twinn ants, Aak for Jane. ra3-40w 1 UNUSUALLY NICE wol >7B4^2tBor7884074. ____ pino headboard w/sholvo101V0S4 AlrCoodltlonIng - JEROME, nice r bdrm._m. cared for 2 t>drm. Goo100.000 a vr. 673«57atl. 8. i20depo3il.ra5^'l1. lili^g' (npw)^43:5064.______dilforont jacka. F _ APARTMEWn Call Quiiicl’a.<’a. ' VERY NICE, all olociric.:. 2: Fridon modol 13201 mallin addod SOFA 4 love seal.— Ec name brand wood burning 3 HOUSES 7 monlhly ronial go. .m achine. $350/bosl olioiiror 2 LIKE NEW HR 78B 115" cassolle recorder 4 padi stoves. Hitchin’ Post ...... units.-All zoned commorclal.-j-- - Someor>o’a-^?dlacardi:-may.lay- - 733-2940. _ ...... bdrm.duplox.jfrlflt&-range . . tones. Good cond. $: garbage dlaMsai, carousoiBOI. Contact Moore Buslnoanosa' atuddod-anow tires.- $1$160.- bench. B34-6335...... • Stoves; Kimberly 423-4029. flxc. lorms. Dennis Me Oo- «« NICE U R G E .STUDK>: Used 20" whool chair. $1 733-8010. DOWNTOWN. $129. HOMESPS No pots. Reloroncos roro- Forms. Inc. 324-8171. *135. ANTIQUE PIANO For s rmott 733^74 or 73«-2fl46. Now walker. $18. Tubb rail.r $350. CaHaflorS. 734-4698IM '' STYLISH Conlompor = FOR RENT. 73*000. quired. $275-f dep. 733-5097iiZ. GIVE MAGIC MILL-BOSCi Sold. ROQ. $499.90. Nows 0 ' . 4,000 SQ. FT. STEEL BUILD- RM kilchen machines. Hoiidaliday c^ock pot.’*• ■ BABY GRAND PIANO. 5 controlled. $300.326-5609, - tNQ. Insulated, heated, of-t O St-U nfum . Houses SMALL 1 bdrm apt. furn. |5 2 . $299.90. gannor,733-142L ~ $145 mo + cloaning dop. Noifi _ prices. 733-7483.______------4 yrs old. Walnul lin . flee, aulomollvo, psini''I ' A BRAND NEW HOME FOR ^ 7 45 GAL. Aquarium, Otand. atai $2500.67M796 or 678-804;M2 USED Full size Sloe - boolh, 12 fl. ovor t)oad door _ 1 BDRM APT. Slovo & rolirg, Nylon • Covor. $199, 062-Bulldlng Materials. RENT??? Bo tho lirst w S: K 'g .fg g '' ' underground inter, . pi GUITAR, oood condill & (3) 10 li. ovorhoad doors. movo Into Ihoso lovely 3 STUDIO APT. All ulililios.os. carpoi & drapos. Walor pd ^— oulaide liilor. hoalor 4 Banner.733-1421. Comm, zoning on Addison B5. $175 m onth. 733-8261. $160 •fd o o . 734-2135 _ MEAT SLICER. scaloa. tabl *60- 324.7582 days. 324-! ^ bodroom. 2 balh homes. lablo accessories. 423-4583allo ovoa4woekond. 1 QUEEN SIZE BED,D, Exc.E ‘Asphalt Shingles; 2K lb. Avo. W. Coll Vaughn Hum-: J37S ond $400 with $175 do- ir, 1 bdrm apt., waler 4 sanitalllo- 4 chaira. moat casos.'lout 72 FORD Vt ion slanda cond. $50. w/lramo:mo 4 28.50asq, / 1 BDRM oparlm ent, utillllos MOVING! Musi soli Mali ptierya. Markoling3 poall. Reloroncos required i,„ lion pd. Reloroncos. Inquirijiro tain 4 ico maker, sandwic Runs good. $1000. 0I( hoadsland; 4 1 twin aizelize bodt *3/8 Cladwood Siding, A saoclales, 7344675 daya or iKii al 154 Quincy. TF. • . unit & cosh roglslor. 32> . Polaris snowmobile, rir,7n^. o^y Plaho. Excolionl coicondl- w/framo & hoadsland.id. Exc.E 4x8.5.95 324-71?1 ovoa. , «75 po*r mornh. Mrpour/h P 4 7518,324-2660.3218912. _ plc'kS^ »°"-.*700.543^.____ AURORACAPITALCORP.’• Avo. Eoal. 734-8944 days.va 1 BDRM DUPLEX, slovo I — - good, $250. 72 Ford pick ____ Cond. $20.829-5460. ______♦6’2x4 Utility. $,?9« 2S3S Klmberiy Rd. 734-7339 evea,______rolrigeralor. $210/mo. CALIVLL MENS Schwinn Lolour Iflht llal aoore. $75.825-5809. NICE Ludwig drum' 2 USED BodroomI ataots **2 Hand spill shakos. Twin Folia, Idaho 63301 00 733-(&8a.______weight ten speed. $125. $12! FREEZER, com plete wilh cymbals,9' call com plete $229. 4 «$329' $48,00asq, I BDRM APTS. $65. $100. 715. W 3 f e ______------Banner, 733-1421. , . , *16" Shako lelt.-S7.9Sa roll JEROME TOWNHOUSE FOR - $130. CALL 734-8089 or 734-’34I *186-1 bdrm. 1 balh. rolrig — Sell service Ireozer. 4 N' 26" wide gaivanlzoil delta rib SALE, 2 Bodroom. bathh Brick 3 bdrm. flreplaco. faml- alovo. carpoi, blinds. 224 911gin Mlnlaluro Model T go-carl.now RoQlstor. 733^393.a Sharp used Drum Solet w/ 4 4 5 DRAWER chosi “ Avo. East. Evtna Proport;>rty HP. olectric start. Ilko nov .Zlldjian Crash. High HaHot 4 drawer unlinlshod t d tin. 63* a lineal lool, w /colllngcablo heat, bull! Inn ly rm. near high school. II ^ i s . Complelo with ca- range. Locatod al 600 So.I. <375.733-9250.______2^ M anagement. 734-1401 _ $800.636-2321. - - Ride cymbals. $S15. Cali < prlcod lo aoll. Caln'aa CicCiaar- (Can also ordor cokirod al -t:. bio TV. Wookly $40-$55.1201 = 068-^mpu1er8 _____ allor5:36pm, 733-0320. ____ ancoC onlor. 733-7111.j*. .93* a llnoal lool). . Fillmore, 128. Joromo, ID.'■ BUHL 2 bdrm homo. A All t Kimberly Rd. 7to<284 ri88. 1 bdrm, 1 bath, carpoi)ot. MO-PED. $175; Molal D< . 100% flnanclng-lo-ollgiblo 9lh lector. Lg frame 10spd, EachEac A COMPLETE Radio Shack Sh« TRUMPET FOR SASALE. =------— ::------0 electric.- garden apot,;?■; $133. Spacious 1 bdrm.—1 T - -blinds, refrlg. slove. 220 9li applicants. ConlacI FmHA, pasture. Cleaning & damage ‘ Avo. East, bvans Propert;>rty $80. Shot shell loader $25: $2: TRS80 Modol 2 Buslncslness Bundy . wllh case. Qi ------NORTHWEST lH East Ave. F. Jerom e ID.•j dop. No pels. 543-5004 bath, carpet, drapos. rolrig,0’ M anaoem ent 734-1401 Lee loaders $5oa; now ScoScoli Systom with GL.AR.AP.F[P. PR. case. $125.32fr^029.____ 079-Applfances ______PLYWOODSALES This property sold -without - stove, ioo North Main, 7 : Polos. $20pr. Trado lor l( INV, work processing l| Cleon 1 bdrm houso. oioc.oc- Kimberly. Evana Property■rty 2 BDRM. Appllancos Ing, 4 YAMAHA SAXOPHO10NE. AVACADO REFFIEFRIG. (Behind UnlledOII) j s tfr race, color, re- ii,i; RuoorBlkHwk 326-4166. ------~ speiHng-dieHonary availab^^aWo. Exc. cond., $400.734-3322122. Frigldaire.- Newish., $1$195. 7 3 3 ^ , hool. corpelod. washer ® & M anm em eni. 734-1401 laundry lacililios, quiol Single 8" drive oxpansl n , sex, ago, national or' , dryer hook-ups. No Pots. Tz convonionlloc.in4-plox.NCNO NEW 45 pioco SOI Ol china. 4 SET- Largo olociric hoalor. i igin. or-m arlial status. Tho L'fl- $140. Large 1 bdrm. 1 bath. lor $700. a double F■ %lvfldr 8 P'ECE PrlomorORUM S ° $155 mo. .+ $50 deposit. PETS. $230.733-4629- placo soilings -f Mniia l‘>(0 how. $1600. Was $2200 $: Ice skalos $5 4 $10.i ' m Ml ^ ’ Fort H a m s y 's S p e c ials: Qovornmont roaorves llto ” ' c arp o l.d rap e s. rolrig. slovo. r|n a ssesso ry piocos. issS $52 expansion lor .$1200. Ur i • Elc. 208 Borah Avo. 734-3634.3631 Located on Hwy 50- noar _____ rl|jhl..to_foIoct.any..8nd allII 733-2023. ______260 2nd Avo._NQflh.-Eyina.ina 2 BDRM, dishw asher, relrlo ^ lor -the model 2. Anac now.324-7676allor4pm. Comfortable 2 bdrm homo; ,ni' 'water & sewer (urn; $250jS'-•-yolue.-Will ooH lor $200, Ca ’ 0P9501 hoavy duly^ hl — ------DOUBLE— -OVEN,------C 734-5814. li------porione7-iJsetf-$ie9.-6anr ^ WfllltlhO "ni ^ ^ 4 0 ^ ______1627 Falls Avo. E. " o T r ^DJncoCDulDmoni' Bannorrr ^23-5518. - ■ ' JEflOM ETOWNHOt/SEFOR TioT " N O R T H E R frb W Muskri 1— 733-1421.______- BALE, 3 Bodroom. iV, balh" J I T 2 BDRM FURN APT. No skral ~ 4 ^ ? 1 ^ n ”/lvo'. East’ or c J------Plywood Prices .per, pc In ^ nreplaco,’ living room, dining 650 lur coat. In mint cond. 14-11«-18' 734-8915.______IBM Typewriters Ser^ For salo 15.1 Seara Ireoz"oozor. unii purchosos. 4x8 oa; * w /celling cable hoat, buill In 1"9 pots. 734-6519 evenings or EaslinadN. 734-2413. _ 625-5043. " T iredoihlghprlcod son/ii room, sun porch, loncod ______IBM-PC COMPUTER w/6 mSko Chest type. $250.734^796.8796^ {H"-$4.791; (V4"-B $5.98), . range. Located at 600 So. yard for outdoor pels, sopa- wookonda.______^ w/WK I ,*,111 cloan, oil 4 m • Fillmore, 15 Joromo, ID. 7% ?BDRM APT. 1 3/4 BATHSHS. OLDER AMBASSADOR-Zi memory. Monitor. 2- 5' laroo- FRIGIDAIRE 30" rango.JO. LLiko <\4"-$8.15). (H " $6.79), g rale fop 2-1 BDRM APTS. WashorL,“ & $210-f DEPOSIT. 733-2211. Zag Sewing Machine. $10i Iv adjuslmonts (or 1 char / 100% (Inancing lo ollglblo dryor includod. Available $10a. Oise (j,|vo8. Epson MX.I’'- 1 ' » $25; Call lor appt, in yvour now. Continuous cKcloan (H"B$7,39).(V4"-$6.99)(V4" applicants. Contact FmHA, •th 2 BDRM apt, A/C. walorr I X Excoilonl condition. AllorOf 16- printer 4 In-solt accounll home or ollico or I wilt p/J i u l ovon. Only $249.95, Ken'son'3 TV Sanded shop $10,49) i f f Eaat Ave. F. Jerom e ID.)! C02Y. 2 bdrm home, sowago includod, uiiiillo:lies 733-1837.______sollware programs. GL. (PR. deliver. 734-6618. * 4AoDllanco.420MalnS..’>S..TF. (H " P. Sanded ahop Thia property sold withoutll Garage, lenced yard, no _ nol paid, $250 mon. 4 $10:100 Oscar-Paul pollers whoohool, AR, AP. $4500.733-9188. TUHE FRIGEDAIRE PORTAESTABLE M'W). (V4 IruO piv $8.99) & ------regards-to-facoi-colori-re-y - - pots. $225.733.2513:-______------dep.- Piufl-ulililioo, CarpofMft -$225.423-4961------USED OFFICE FURNITL lorlono moro. Add $1, for lessor ____ -RADIO--SHACK -----•TTR5 R ^ - -lor sale; OosksrChairarE--EIC— -diahwaahor__ -Cooporloi IlgTon, sox, ago, national orr- COZY 2 BDRM wllh base-se- 054—Ufifiim. Apts. Includod. No P0I3.733-3669.^ PEUGEOT 26" 10-spd. $190. $1& w/vidoo display 4 oxpansl • $50.734-2341.______amts. doi2' Cali 734^)600. Sulaced 2x8 R.L. lo 14' igin, or marital atalus. The0 ment, Insulatod. $245 perp,or & Duplexes 2 BDRM brick duplexlex. K ingw olerbod, hlr4lramramo Interlace. Intogral d. “ “ FRIGIDAIRE 40" Ranoo v> Governmont reserves the0 monlf>-i-$12Sdep.733^1 —, Garago. alovo & rolrig.Ig-. $55.543-4809.______syslom s modol 440 prinloi *175:16' through 20' $225. A GREAT LOOKING 1 'M°hn 077-Radlo,TV4Stereo90 3tow pot & warmer. Guar^ por M Lin Fl In units, 2x4- RL rljjht lo reloct any and all CUTE 2 STORY 3 bdrm, 1% carpel & drapes. $260 4 -dop'®P- PINBALLS lor aalo. rocondondl- porcom disc drives. Ida ------teed clearonce pri as. bodroom . Wllh laundry. $210 3 to First Nal. Bank. 734-9340. ,,?nnr,;' « IB » In unils $115. por M. balh on Tylor. $260 + depos- _ Honod. sovoral models 1 40;___ For Sale: Realistic AM/M/FM $179.95. Coin's Cloararjaranco Linlal Fl; Windbreak Mil. • JEROME TOWNHOUSE FORR ll.733-S1BSa‘lornoon. mo. 734-9075.______II I 4K. Stereo 4 CB. Now $29<299,95 Comer, 733-ni1. ^ 2 BDRM upstairs. ComplotoJlo- choose Irom. Also somlomo TRS-80. Modol Hi. level I. ‘ — ;— 4’x6' aize 2112 Sq ll. units SALE, 2 Bodroom, m bath5 DELIGHTFUL- 3 bdrm,^ ALMOST NEW 2 bdrm In TF.'f ' ly carpolod wilh slovo' 4I vidooonm os. 734-8405, -f cassolle 4 programs® $5 M ^n^^$150. 324-2338® GE Deluxe no-lr • ' w/celllna coble hoat, bum In Irn Appliances, drapos. 114 no-lrosi Nowonly $193. per thousand " bsm nt. garago. Vory nico rolrig. Vory nice. Must soi»eo PRINT dryor. Navi|o rug, ml-m 733-5001. ‘ ------rolrigoralor-freozor.' -$1-$150;- ,Bd Fl. below pricos are for. • . range. Locatod al 600 So.!' aroa. corner Tot. Rocky Mln.itn baths. A/C. carport, patio, new ------= MOTOROLU 2-way'radi laundry facllillos. No pols, 423-3f£j°‘^ 733-1433 or 0 croscope, sllvor rings, no adios. Frigldaire doli “ nv amla of Ihe loilowing : Fillmore. 120. Joromo. ID. Really'aV.E. 733-6920. _ & usod clothing size 8 lo 1 $350 4 up 324-7574. ____ refrlgoralor-lroozor. $1 ' ' 100% financing lo ollglblo -j- $ 2 6 0 dop. 326-4048. o } l 089>-Camera Equip. . Sdg, 4x8 rough lex s ” EFFICIENT 2 BDRM homo In ^ $200. 2 bdrm. 1 balh Duploxlox. Many olher items. Wasl homo . Both qood cond. 733-5766, applicants. Contact FmHA, ■ For Salo: NIKON F2A.r—?:;:;, C NEW Sanyo RD-10 ho 57B6, Grooves $9.eSoa; Primed 4x8 )' quiet neighborhood wilh!| h ATTRACTIVE largo studio,5I0- rolrig. slovo. carpoi. drapos103. Park Apt. 14.______ca33Oltodock$70.733-78!7854, ' GE Gold Rolrigeralor.■t. $2 $225. w /8" grooves X90 only ll-f Eaat Ave. F. Joromo ID. h oil ulililios excopl oloctrici-‘ci- W/D hookup, 351 Lois jTy} Sloven Groono. 734-45 • This proporty sold wllhout,< loncod yard. $250 month, 0<9- .RADIAL ARM SAV ■ RENTANEWTVIOwnara now W osllnghouse Range. Rani $10.50 par shoot; 4x9 wilh “ Cali Kon Roy 733-4321 daysiva ty- + $75 dop, stovo 4” Evans ' Property Mairage aw i 7 3 3 i m ______reg a rd s to raco, color, re- trio. 733-9597.______ifle- Crallsman, 10". poriab: colorTVbyronling, Nocricrod- Burners need somo rop:repair. 12" Groovos. primed Reg, or 734-6665 ovoa.______^ m ent. 7 3 4 :1 ^ ______sland w/drawors. Garblerbido PENTAX KIOOO Camo llor3Chockod.204MalnAlAvo, $25.423-4194,______price $19.85 our new price llQlon. sox, ago, national or- BU ATTRACTIVE U rg e Studio, luior- w/80-200 zoom Ions. Har _____ laln..or_mariral staius._Tho_0 EXCELLENT 2 BDRM 3 BDRM 2 balh. lamily roomsm. blado; $250.; Soars Roule N,CAINS-733-H11. ____ KELVINATOR RANC1ANGE $12.96oa; 8'x10' aleoi roolod 6— counlry homeroil fufnanco;cfl - - all olilitiea paid, no. amok-'O*' CaII734-«510; ------...... - Crallor $30. 733-2250. ■ --U30dJ43:5a25^6pm,, Qannor - storage bulldinga. Hoayy___ . Governmont resonros lhe ers/pola.$2 i nnort por lin Ft. Exterior Pro-hung j range. Located at 600 So.). & wator furn. No pets. $240240 MAUTIFUL TRI-LEVEL ~ BUYING 4 SELLING6 ait 733-M70.______OE go3 dryor. $50, All gc ). ^^dep. 734-2638 allor 5pm duplox, cioflo lo CSI, Appll-'Pii- “ ^ g o o d 58"x80" Volley Oak doors In 1 Flltmoro.' 129, Joromo, ID. .STAMP COLLECTOR! lorm s ol gold 4 silver. C>.[Hi___ CLEAN & spacious 3 bdrmJ™ _fal|S_Call-54j-554a.oc_734 10AM-6PM Tuos.-Sal; -V,;®- U.l -A.3llvor_ldfthoJ:oin-GailGailofc;. -423-8191 KimborlVi -- - . reg a rd s lo race, color, re** wood burning slovo. RoomAm diipIoxTn nice a'roaTNO poi9. - -worio-‘wioo“ siamp8:~ cthi M a -t-d e o . 734-7727 — collocllblos. suppllos, ai los. 302 N. Main. 733-8593.i93. ------•p§^ot°% ’^Tlam eyi3~^^^^ ' ligion. sox, ago, national or-f- for h o rses. 42^068. wood eater. $20,734-1387.1367. only placo around whoro ' In. o r marital atalus. Tho M CLEAN 1 bdrm. with washor EXCEaENT LOCATION-L ? pralsals. 734-27^ OLO BEER CANS WANT!NTED: 07&-Fum.& Carpets ° NICE 2 bdrm oldor homo. . ofllcos in Federal Bldg. 106 Paying cashi Will also C r r PORTABLE Whirlpool)l didish- you can buy Plywood al Sovernment rosorvos Ihe //O & dryor. $145 month -^ $70 STCREO for aalo. AM/F ANTIQUE brass bod-dou $150 or these wholesale pricos. rljjhl to reject any and allM carpolod, llroplaco. W/D Blue Lokoa North. 1 Appro> «i^n^ waahor. Good cond. $150, " hook-up. basomoni. gasjas doo.NoDOla. 734-5377. - - imalely 1200 Pq. Fl AfjDn i c asse tte . 8-irack. $200/bo Iinri li Size, $150. Liko new pie boalollor. 734-8406, Ovor 50 unils on hand. )ls, CLEAN 1 bdrm. $135..-t- $70. Ft offer. 734-8470altor5pm. 571 or Stylo dining table'36''xi ES— hyalor loading. Wo buy 170. Approximololy ^ Sq. Fi ~ soiling; 9 ^ . 601-487-1571 mnnio SCHOOL RANGES JEROME TOWNHOUSE FORj dep. Carpel, wator & saniia-lila- Call lor dolalla. 734-9880 Toac 2300S rool lo rool' , ri evenings. 266-5851. Nolo aalu- *1'^ * 30iicf hardrock mn fiflf’*. ao ’"o can soli right. SALE, 2 Bedroom, 1V^ bath r r , cordor. Excoilonl condllic 6 used natural-gas ran( n_ _Nlco.2.bdfm.fiomo,.walor^ 5 ___jion lurnlshod. 734-3191 llUon ^m lnum canaploasol_____ T------romovGd-lrom-aroa'8Ch6ci/SJS?.- Jx4-8'-98«oa;-4x8xW^ln.------w fcolling cable heatrbuill In- 154 CLEAN 1 bdrm apt In quiol ~w;iapo3r$2i9;32*^i:— . ^«h sulalod sheeting coated six rango. Located'at 600 So." aanllalion (^. Inquire at 154 jioT oldor warehouse +*fe)'sq WANTED: Hospital Bod w Largo qoo£] ^ond. Sold as Is. & _bulidln|^H oal & ajipiiances Hfl____ BarXraiia_23i0611------mjr^ _&.carry^ choico_DLcoic“•.9??.'’ sid08$4,590a: ------Flilmoto„l21_Jofcmo.JD_ _IHEiDAHD£AMELE0 = ;= - -tor-CffmptanrwTmallrc ifumafn------tfTrou-havOT'tWeppoiUn^------100% financing to oilgiblo __ An Idaho album loatuilruiing *------$175 oach. Inlormounilouniain iQohoj] oyof our ’oporallon. k, Home, fenced yard && EXCEPTIONAL 2 bdim, law .Idaho arii3ls,:'.Tho, Brai liner 4 hoalor. $199. R Gos Company. TF. anoilcanla. Contact FmHA. . FOR lease prol spaco In la\ ______Crook Walorbods. Oil Bl — — Ploaso do 30. Our Main • 1* ii,brftorti“ no 'p s ls. '-rofer^ler-— DishWn—relrlgi-iangei-dl6~ -o lllce— nnswertng— rrarvto/tee- -Brosrr-MiohaMr-WMVdlinill?ng"r- 072-AfHiquB3 ------ifrEas-l'AvorFTJbronlonD.- ' cbVd 'SirBohTntnraiewaT^rilns?lfi7- -SEARS-PORTABLE-OII-O ISH - TjtororOVon6;500-8qHlrWe-^=----- Thls property sold wilhoulli onces. $350 + deposit.sit. posal. private ulilily w/hookook available $125 mo. Socrolatllad- ‘ JohnHanson..BindyBawiow io r r ANTIQUE OAK book ca; “ WASHER. Exc, cond, $1 J7. im. N o o e lj.$ 2 6 5 .7 S 4 ^ d. $150. havo lots ol Mdse. Ail • regards to raco. color, ro-JI Darlene 733-3994 or 734-6347. 3_ • al aervico noool. 734-7024. Stove Ealon.-Mtrtch'vh v &. Qlaao doors, oak china C2 352-4268,'-______s p ^ ia l prlcod. Wo don't Ilglon, sox. ago, notional or-r- SMALL 2 bdrm. lull bsmt.mt. FALLS APARTMENTS GREAT BUSINESS LOCApr VictSrsen. Swank' 4 nol. Dolls. Crisy bablmbios, CASH lor good u SIrlckland. 4 Kip Atlawaiway. Chrlsy dolls, oldor dodolls, furniture and appllancincos WHITE Magic Chol olocolociric ha\/p evoryihlng. but wo lain, or marital status. Tho0 carpolod. slove & rofrlgora-ira- C loso to schools & shop-oP" TION. Lola ol Iralllc. Corno • >ango. 1979, liko now. $; Governmont rosorvos tho0 lor. no pels. $175. 733-5905905 ping. Children welcome, To ordor call loll Iroo10 1- Easlerday anilquos.. 320 Banner.733-1421. ^0' ol Addison 4 Washlnglor jntoo M ainSi.E, Buhl. 543-5264. JTbTd ^32.^89,_____ ^______& ± rprM s; ff." ' rljjht lo rojoct any atfd allill altorSpm. ______w arm Iriondly & quIol at- I .832 so. II. 423-6202 600-772-8112. To ouarantr COMPLETE TWIN slzo I I, Noon III Som. Mon, thru Frl. • OR m osphoro. 1 & 2 Bodroom — delivorV boloro Christmas.aa- Genuine aulhonllc Louis:jlsXVI all lor only $79.95. CaCaln'a 17 cubic It, Whirlpool rot SMALL 2 BDRM HOME FOR 0FFK:ES AVAIUBLE _w /top IreoM f. Usodod bui Rough lumber posls. Mosl — — JEROMETOWNKOUSEFOR-R - - RENT..-733-<006. . ■2— 1 , .Ml8LJlM.6L*255jnonlli^^ ------^F O R LEASE------______^THE-URGESLjiOlQCllOft-iift-ol_ _Ejench_bodtDom_3oL.cci_cQm;_ - Cleafance Cenlor. 733-71' ini- unlinlshod lurnlluro- drosross- ploto. Twin bods * Qoou ahapo, $200T734n734H444- -longih57-C ail-32^4069-oi------SALE, 2 Bedroom, tVi bath . WENOELL. 2 bodroom, 285 Convonioni location, ampli Need to moko on emerge' • K ; .H o r Pick Dir. ■ : ■_____ 32W951______, w/colllng cable hosL buill In I f °^"°^CALL7344M00 ',W ora. rockers, stools, chal:hairs Simons Beauty Rosl «500.$35 repair call? Chock” " H Avenuo Wosl. $150/mo. ■— parking, reasonable ratos ide lor 30" BROWN GE RANi range. Located al 600 So. ,i?v - FOR RENT- Washington St. Sl. 450 lo 1400 sq . II. .Phoninnn and roll lop dosks. The MaMary • Chlnoso Ming Ginger»r j. ars service and repair guide RANGE. ROUGH LUMBER, MOST 1 Call Bruco at Globe Roalty Carlor Center. 733-3493.2V. 2116 ' over 300 years old! Ail In |f\o best deals In townini 733- oeod condition. $100 or bosib DIMENSIONS. SAWDUST. Fillmore. 130, Jerom e, ID.’■ 733-2626.______,____ North. 2 bodroomlom. 733-2282. tow nhouse. condominium. Fourth Avo. E.. Twin Falls.Is. 'good cond. 733-2512. 0931. oiler. 734-3143, CAU32&^3t.32fr«e22. 100% financing lo ollglblo- PRIVATE OFFICE, wllh ro ' applicants. Contact FmHA,, WHY RENT? For sale 1981 Built-In appllancos. garaqo ' mobllo home 14x70. $800 & 111 East Avo. F. Joromo ID. avallabio. $275.00 por monrn. _ ^ 'iii iri'T '"'"» i | ' ' . ' . i ^ T T T I T This proporty sold withoutj lake my payments. 3 bdrm, ^2 Call 734-0700 weekdays 8:30 ” fuil balh. 'dlshwashor. dis-"*■ lo 5:00. W eekends call 734-^ Bruce at Globe Realty 73:! rds to raco, color, ro-^ posaL Uko now. 536-2441. 2 6 2 6 . __ A d v o r t ls o n. spx. ago. national or - 7 9 3 1 . ______X — RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE igin. or marital status. The0 1 BDRM-S150. 3 BDRM-$200. Furnished 1 Bodroom forosllttloQ s; Govornment rosorvos Iho0 3 BDRM-$275. $100 dop. * & apartm onl. 73>0740. ^ Primo Bluo Lakes Locotlor 11 fol. 734-8187or ^ 6 8 1 3 . — $350/month. Phono 734-0600 PROFITS rl^ht to rojoct any ond all ~ Large 1 bdrm api. All utillllos s<;ervice g)uide 1 BDRM HOUSE in Joromo. excopl lights. $170 -t- ' $75" i UNITS FO R LEASE ARE'MAGE ^ 1 p o r d a y :. $110 + $50 deposit. No pots. D eposit. ;^ 9 5 9 7 .______INSUUTED SHOP willwllh ------1 ■ O45-MoblIeHom03 , 324-5323 afler 5.______^ iruck. door, olllco 4 ro BY LISIING —, • LARGE 1 td r m . Np pols. C a ll * * DELUXE 24x64 SKVLINE. '3 3 1 BDRM HOUSE, wator'J\\ & Cipso to downtown.,Dop,, & 1 .slroom .Llkonow.M -lzono, 1200 SF WAREHOUSE I'OUR SERVlCt bdrm. 2 bath, lots of oxtras., sanitation raid, $135. Call_ _ rot. $175-733-5787 ctory 1'.. .. 734^4673ofJ334)0ta, . md dire< ----- otv.loncod^l/3.acro.-Zonoi ------Excoilonl condlllon.-LaiyJ. - LARGE 2 BDRM apt. J2i0"+ — O l -— 733-0931 .. ... 734-8627 allor 4. 2 BDRM. Partial basomoni, Clly M-l. Cheap $100 doposil. Slovo,' rolrig,.'O ' 734-2338 FOR DETAILSi . n i l s ' EXCELLENT supply ol usod W/D h00k.up. 733-2973. . . 10-12-14 wldomobiro nemos.f II,103 SO. II. Can dividewo^ V|ggH!Z2kIS2131» r ■■ ill 11 $750 down on somo, St40 portr 2 BDRM HOME in Hanson, available Feb. 83 In Campu: m onth. Oollvory & sot upp Carpolod & cloan. $250 05a-OtHcoRonlal8 Commons area. 733-4206. _ : Included. . Carter Homoss $lofdeposll. 733^9. -■ 733-7566 . 2 BDRM HOME. Part B R ic ir ~ pl^TREfsER&^ ------GOOD CREOfn-l con-maHo-0- -flnlahe<>-bas«menl.-Largo ~ ~ ~ ^ A n tin g ~ you O' deal you wontftf Yord. $250fmo. $100 securlly ------ADVERTISEiSE ■ ■■Prbfosaionornomnck-biocirs------TrotJ-10 romoval or"iopplng. — iniofiorr“ ox'iflnor;— noniny------bellove. 1982 Sahara 14>70-0 dop. 244 Jelloraen,734-7327. i YOUR) - - -alo n e -w o rk>rk. . C all lor. Iroo - -Shrutrubbory 4 Irult Iroos. Froo work, reasonable rates.' Iroo Expando. Call Jorry 733-5087allor5. o a t.71,7 3 4 - ^ or 734-1850. osllmales. Call 10am- 9pm.. y 2 bdrm homo. Norin Sl. In ^ SERVICE SPECIjCIALTY °BuS - ^ Ja ck so n , Roai-Eslato Unllm- Fiior. f o r rent ol salo. No »MAINTENANCE. F LORIST______^ .733-7648.______- • . ilod,324-7518er 324.5022. 1 1 ® ^ IN THIS DIRECT;C TORY^ Repair. ^ ^ n ^ o d o i . ^ all FOX - Pols.lchlid.326-5410. ------HOViNGf—M o a r-sa sn tic o r 2 bdrm houso. loncod^jaciTi c i T ’ — 8'b:S^ERVICE~4_n^ ------Placod undar tho hohooding ot 423^44^ ’ '______'______FTO.D. X-mas decorations! 1972 12x60 Skyline. I'poul. 2 yard. $200 -1- $75 deposit. No yourchalcol work. Connolly Pib 4 Hig, bdrm . 1 bath, llroplaco, re->• Pola. 734-2494.______RETAIIJLSPACE~ CARPENTERrERS 733^1-2674______543^787 No travel char a o ^ frig. S slovo. owamp coolor Your ad will roadlach 22.000 Home Maintaintonanco 4 ro- QS42IAVel______POLYGRAPH (lie detection) A akirtlnn. 324-2527. 3 • BDRM mobllo homo, located In Counlry Courts. n o w a vlVAILABLE families, everydayly >and Iho pairs. Baserisem eni llnishlng. Crustjshod 4 Pll run-Top soil Polygraph examinations SET UP In country. 10«60>0 Som o ulililios. $215 mo. ront , resu lts will amaze0 you.y Call 734-2576 •______WeI V will doilvor. Drain Hold loronslc. commorclal. 4 ! w /tlpouls A outbuildings.1. orlo aso/ootlon. 733-1530. ™ 4 5 0 t o l1400 i sq .ft. loday and one ol our Iriondly CHIMNEY 'CLEANINGCL flowowor rock. Northwosl orlvale, 768-3830 eves, ano and Rioging, 733-1234, X3Si, 2 bdrm. 1 bath, carpel. Ad-Vlsors wlll holp y REMODEUNG...... : 12 x’W 1974 GLENBROOK. 2 drapos. rolrig. slove.. your ad so that ll s r . » » d ...... - ...... bdrm wllh swamp coolor, P h o n e! 7 3 3 -2 2 8 2 - m osl ollootivo ondSS b ...... •Bulld»Repair»Romodol - r. fonced yard. 456.VanBuran. ly callino 324-8423. will11 haul TRASH; 4 Trim . ' < Small jobs o spoclaily. Wo 543-4412allor6:3 0 Evans Properly Manage- ■ll Iho results you are He^ __ Mmnoy Swoop. Evor(orgroons, 25 yra. Exp. do m ost overylhing; CALL .■ 1972 ACADEMY. 14x56 with 4 monl. 734-1401______COMPUTERIER SUPPLIES »ro^0 esiimotos 733-7234. 733-2177. •______tl. tlpout. Swamp coolor. '■ $256. 2 bdrm, 1 balh. baso- |1 PUT A CHRISTMAS ^ )ME FURNISHINGS SEWING MACHINE REPAIR mont. carpoi., drapos., large^go . 059-:ConT111. Anywhere In Magic Valley. 12x64. Insulatod skirl,ing, w __ ABQ Appliance- R(Rolrlgora- 2nd SI E 733-233-2386______HOU ...... & d, rolrig. Slorm winflowa & jUSECLEANING...... 8TEELBUILDINQ3-,-...,...... — ______6 3 BDRM .2 bam homo. Gas ATARI 4 23 gam es. Tborikoikoy tors. Iroozors. CTORS scroons. storage shed & hoal. A/C. Slovo & rolrig..S.’ l»3-WanledToR8iil Kong, Bezerk. Aslroids,, +- w ashers, dryers. 733-7 3 3 ^ ^ T '~ ilure woman. S yrs exp. Commerclai-40x60 . Wos sw am p coo'er. S6S00. 733-3- W/D. $350 * $100 dop. No ^ w r r ^ s o i Key pads) $311315. ATTENDS Ing. addilions. WillII do( ail kinds ol cleaning $14,360-Now $8,626. >1inl 7249 allor 2. 734-4960. '___ pola. 734-2623.______garages, pallos.pal drivowaya. 4 carpal ca shampooing. Rea- w arehouses. Hoy/groin — . Inconllnont diapers}ors. Dis- sidowaika.s. CallC Ernie Walls. sonanablo. 6 4 3 ^ I-. 1974 BUDDY. .1 2 x 60 3 Bdrm, lully carpolod. $23«.E7 oee-MoblleHoiiiaSpc. . AVOCADO REFRIC alorago. Cali Reed B5^2295 , w/tipout. Carport, now 5S- , . • count bulk'prico. MedMi caao • 326-8329cr73>>•733-1709. 3USEH0LD ASSISTANCE Proalon I H toR M $170. ' Gas Frigidalro. Newish. $19!]®5- (8 dozen) $49,50 Lari •H'. plombino'. Senior Citizen>n___ >urnacos.733-13S5.______. DOUBLE WIDE or alnolo.''or Lorgo electric hoalor. $31 ^ .f g a c « e . CUSTOMS.. g:-~M rk.1nto.-Call543-fl008.------m - - - - \ 4 (jozonj - $42,50- ! i : ------Neoc)od hoip-In-your-tiome?------— T H E E S E f^ E ______------3-bdrm -homorlargolortood iill___ lc»-Bkal03-$5-^-$lO_Mlsi ------H K e ld o i- • Pharmae ___: ___C uslon^_H-H o om Qa_Spa3_8i______Mealt>a|_proparal|on._per3pna|______------JlmiLTrflfuCai«i______: \'J:~ 1974 GENTRY 24 x 64. 3 yard. $300 * doposlt. 733- Elc. 208 Borah Ave. 734-3631 ^ d d llio n s '4 Ro- care,re, cloaning. days, nighls. S . ' . Mon-FrI 734-6177 Wedy 4 Ro- ELECTRIOAISANS______p7i^ t ___ wlil-decomlo-ionoaaoe's M erchandise cues. Bowlodromo 733-0363 Ivato mall boxes avalla- - 544-2771------choice. NW Section Twin S i finishing, Sailsfactio Industrial.I. Residonlial. blolia lor rent. U-Haul Co, 1757 ^ 1978/ KIT OAKCREST. Exc. — -----BRING YOUR lasl year'ar# . anioodm4-0653. '• . FallB.Call324-Sfl00.^______------loya or Chrisimaa lioma i ------— -^-Commorclal.:lal. Rolrigoratlon___ __KimtmbotlyRd.734-1410 __ ...... ADVERTISE. _ c o n d . Mosl sacrlMco. Fi- iloU SEWING SHOP ______S'orvlce. 26 nancino available. 734-3427 '■ 3 SMALL BDRM house. Re- 'oe7-M I*ce!laneou8 lor snake Rivor Audio a n t in g .______YOUR Irid. & Slovo. Gas hoal. $235. —. Chrlalmas Sale. ThuradajJay Bernina Saloa' &4 ' Service W ebb Electrl 1981 Broadmoro. - doublo AKAI reel lo rool lapo dock Paper hanging & Painting --- —- SERVICE SPECIALS- .. ^rdQac.Ph.733-77M'- -- - ..-_1234.0akley Avo. ■Bucloy.lD So ------— ELeCTRICIAI iry_tflaaonabTfl„axcollenl______------ruypanaa. 2 MTrr^li. 7 b a irr- —— witn auto*Tovr«-Dolbysy8r ------MaCTHifoaT laD rrcaniruoti’oni;------S S S w -^IN -T H I& D IR E C T O R Y ------734-3828 or 734-1245.. '4 bdrm. heat pump, shop,PP' Exc. cond. $3 ^ . 734-9918. ' _ Brunswick Air Hockoy ll 4 rapaira. 678-1573 lai, commorclal. ^wo^A 734-5206,734-7105. flreplaco. No-Pots. Rolo'- ANTIQUE SALE- Wo aro'— • ble. 2'8“ x5’8". Like !------. remodelingng^and 1 repairs. No MNT1NG- 24* WIDE Concord 2 or 3 oncos. $340 mo. 734-4956. »150.32mse.____ ^______BOOKKEEPING ■ job too'amall bdrm, dolivorod locally Irom - closing'Out mosl all ol our lectrlc 734-7906. . ' Nealial exc. work. 10 yrs. Only lakes a lew minutesTo 0 4 BDRM oldor home. Good>00 Shop; Plus part of our ownwn CASE Plate compactor.’ / ' For all your book)lokkooping Cooper Elocl :p. In all phasos of palnl- factory. Only {16.995. Also )• n e ed s, call "CASI' - check our columns. Bul quailly custom .built ,Great_ locallon. 423-4335iivo duringIng 20 voor collodion al dis-j[j. HP. Kohler. $500.7 to789. Q, Bolior_than reasonable____ _ Inkn hnfT'(« Hnnlf V A- ~^otfor~anvllmtrwKngi.,------loy- -FEEDER-GRAIN-WAGOhi f - o6osilmale.73a-1603, financing. MAGIC VALLEY“Y 1 BDRM. All utillllos. $170 * 101. g ^ d condllion. CALL 32' MOB1LEHOMES73»141. doD. 733-5923 or 734-5933. Rupert.. 43^6027,
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.• C om er of i o B l a k e & A d d i s o n1 = Got a cashsh rebate diroct from Johnn cash rebate in lieuiu of finance waiver as • 006-FIfewood Doore. Int □addition lo our good dealal con shown. Or you canan elect to havo the T- the 40 Soriories tflctor of your choico:e— - John Deere financiice charge waived to , . • A .I WOOD SALES, dry Pino, c arry J u n e 1, 19fl:g, Insteiftfifl nlttnloso. ca sh rebate a s listecsted. Or you can havo stno'f'.IFiWDTebatorihero’s-’s ------—J o h n Deero finance-ice-charges-waived to------— ------’DRTPINE. SPLIT STACKED,Ie d .— ------C a a hrR ’ Ri etate Dec7’02"C^fi"iTReSate^Maj^Imum ------B esid es tr AND DELIVERED more. l(.youo u buy ANY 50 S eries 2WD/D o r f^arch 1, 1983.‘ ' 18 to 24 Inch, split large $60.60. M o d e l •______^______o n P u rjrchase e In'Lleu of WWaiver Rebate “ '16 (018 Inch, spilt mod. 165. 8W0 * $4,5(t.5 0 0 ...... $ 1 ,7 0 0lO $ 6.200 ,.,1 4 to 1 8 ln c h . spilt small *70,“ ' 2 2 8 - h p 8 6 C a s h R950 • n/s ' \ plno. Dlscourti to seniors 2 4 4 0 1 1,2i .200...... 3 50iO 1,5 5 0 7 5 -h p 275>750 n/ai/a 200 .... Aspon also available. '°Ca’li Cat 6 0 - h p 2 4 i/a ■ 200 . .Jordolalls 73^3266 ' ______50-hp 222 2 4 0 1 l ,100. l i 300)0 • 1,400 6 5 -h p 255>550 n/£ i/a 200 . GOOD DRY Island Park Par» 40-hp 202 0 4 0 ‘ " 9 ’9 0 0 ..... 250iO------1 ,1 5 0 ” ...... - ■ ...... 5 5 -h p '2 3>350'■ 5 ------n/a Lodgo Polo Pine, SplitII I & 4 5 - h p 2>150 1 5 n/ei/a . 150 -■-doUvored.tt5cortl.73£s26tm ' ■ 3 7 ( 7 - h p 88 e 8 5 0 $ 88.200 .2 $2,300)0- $10,500 1250. - - ...... n/e HI BTU long burning Mfd horc 290-hp 8e8 6 5 0 6,45.400 1,900)0 8 ,3 0 0 h S h S h h “ •wood,Cul18^’spilt&del.3/- ■A.nila()lhly oft JohnJol OoKte linancing plana tubjaci lo appioval. ol Ctaoil. ' 8 4 5 0 ------— ------5r75 r700 — ~ — ^ _ ] . 5 010 0 ______» 7 ,2 0 0 _____ ton pickup load $50 oreon 225--WBA ~ ■ ------Tnrsr Df/er»-marTtarCnrmOuaad m vtlut oi.mtharann.at . ^»5 seasoned. 423:«yf______(Qtlar iub|«ctcU0Uaci0^«ttiip6im^ l< , 'P ine firewood $65 a cord ir ol Jorin Onr* linanclng plant tutitMl lo a ';,’i&-24"atovo wood. 2-3 w corc ld ■ o' J V londB. will deliver. 326-4069.69^ r/»H» Ptf.r,I /na>na>- b» reduCKi in vtlu» er wiin:067-Planl3&Trees - CHOICE Montana & Qregoc „ p tirl« tm « trooa. Soar:oars ... pnrkinn |ot^l8 yrs.aorvlco: s totc ___ . ^ M V. Potted trees, Douglaiiglas " Firs. Scotch Pine, Balsom —«-Not3io—Ptir^hoaroo—Fir- F i r r - ■ ' W t * V 2 m I ■> Wreathos, Garland, Boughs * ;ioflMlllerTr»ea.733^ :06&-nVarlety Foods fl '*■ ALASKAN HAUBUTSALE ^ I . $3.59 a tb. Min. purchaseISO 3 k . J ' lbs. discount (or ordors ovorovo .•-10 lbs. 532-4190 or wrilo (Hal-(Hal , .'Ti.lbul) Rt. 5 Box 145. Ruporlport, ______1 COLD STORAGE apples,Trod roi «. dollclous, Romo, Winosapa './< KQlleyAppIo Orchard. 1 milemill ^ fiorm olBuhl.______^ io< a pound lor ~ roi d ;;; potatoos. ra^50a3,
f; .OOO-Pets&Suppiles V j AKC Qoiden (omale Rolriov of.champlonTexaslln,.4yr.4yrs ol, obodfanco tralnbd. nc K.' ogpishy I make oKor. lomaio uoldon Rotrloversr 10r l E M H i i J T w ee k s old Irom AKC rogrog. H l ^ S lH i " litter.$150.324-5794. T:— J: ^ ADULT Rog. Toy Fox Tot rlor,' malo & (omale. Call Ca' . a(ier6pm 862-0233,— ------y . AIREDALE noedo . gooigo7d 'w cqynlrv homo. 734-3479. /\I?C DOBY pups. Black i M u ia t. champion blood line. line B ‘/'fl-. r - _ $100-432-546).______’ ^A K C Qoiden lab pupplos ! wholped 9/22/82. both boll - m ik A -r— paronto-OKCOllont gun-o (em alo, 6 Wooks old. JuaJuat - Vmo. ____ _ Thi;his discount is availabk)le through February on the entire equipment—dFsks. moinoiaboarcl i AKC YELLOW Lab. 2 monthintha.^525 ★******.* * * * * *kU***********' « **************•*********'★* * » line'bfof John' Deere tillage e - . old, malo. Call Scotl 734-612 plowsNS, chisel plows, mulch:h tillers, seedbed equipuipment and - .. .or 734-1964 after 8,______* ity,*nowat a -...... '' : T ' AKC Black Lab. 4 mo olc L> : subsosoilersv Tiilage tools wil^ith John Deere quality,* ‘ Relrlovln^l^^lrds, Male? < IfW lfNTERREEPAIRSSPECIAL * (discoi:ount price. jatures. Learn about the protection AUSTRALIAN S h e p h ^ ______EHectivo9 IU ntil M arch 1, 194W 3 I ■ Corlom ein and se e the fee I "roglstorod, 2 yr old. malenalo. ——------oftheie John-Deere-warraril!Uy-and-then.let!s deaLE;LBul hurry,------: black & white. $50.; Als- jnds February 28,1983.83, . •^ S m a ll-B la c lrA d u lt Male-Tei on P arts aiind Labor if J ' 5 percercent discount offer en I BEAUTIFUL puppiesi Mor r Paid'wnhif • ‘ 'Is purobrod Japanese 'Akil t%ncm ifrStTDays ' ' Si' dad Is 'A Akita, W whitivhlto.t l .. f* l O r — ' '-Q orm an Shepherd. BotBolh ' “ ] GRE IE SALESs, liicr^ — --ItnD prtod (rom Japan. Readeady « M A J Oimmrai l EENLilii » c h — ------678-5585 • Free pi'ctcup and delielivery within 50 mile:es of store » m oO verland Ave., Buijrley, ID * r« fi» o e h H*in*r— SalorM grr- LanLurTy L lp /d _ _ ;^ ■ ■ . _ ~ • . . BlacK. U b . & IHsh Settei .•ulSS^osh discount—t - — :------^------* to n r o c • ■ to good home. 432 - :• -•-VO-% ^F-E.pods^Qbo b o r ...... ■ S a l a t R* p| r * t * n t a t i v o f : ------C u rE tig itro n i“=~6oftgrn-CortWCoMn>y l ■ '■ ' BLUEFRONT Amazon Pai rot, Hand Trained & talkincking? « ' A skik io b o u t o u r Joh'n D «vr* Fin$3Q0.42^5251. FInancinc* It Ih* tom * a i coth. CurbyGibton>RRupvrt/M inldoka Aroa ■BuK cQlorod, Cocke)cker ■ .. . ■~'- - p gffmfKgytr=r=Tout/Kwto-Ar*o— ; — ^W nloiiu^KCRegrvvirw ill— 'i r sr r * i r * ★ » » * * 11^ ^ — " " ■ V bo ready tor Chrislma: ■■ Fem ales $75, Males $S _____537-6949. C « Tlm e^N ew a. TV^n Falls,:i8, IIdaho "Sunday, DecShib[Tiber 12,1982'
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127-Motor Homea. ' 09(M>ete&Supplie8 102-CattJe 102-rCattle 113-Fafm Suppllea 114-Fann Implements _ • 121-Boat88iAcce8a. ' 12H^P«ra&Shell8 127-Motof Homes ~ _ CHRISTMAS PUPPIES AKC < fd 1983 HONDA 4 YAMAHAiHA DUCK BOAT. 14 fl. SoarISiTs 1'flKi 'n : CABOVER campc D Doluxo 1979 Travol O u o o n .' COLOSTRUM-FEO-day-otd-d - -TOP-OAIRY hoilors 4 cows7s • Round, moial cow food .now Class A, 29 It. Mint condl-,,. reo Cochof Spaniel pupplos. calvoo for salo. Contact:t for salo. Will buy on ordor.5 • racks. $90.388-2482. . 3-Wheolors In stock. Stop3 b)by John boat. $175.733-6603.3. W/jacka. furnanco. relrlgc SAVE‘’^ ^ g ^ " l n ° n o llers ator, monomalic. sloops)S 8. 1983 Mobilo Traveler- MlMini lion. Lola ol oxtras. Low buH color. WHI bo ready Doc. Barnoy Lllllo. Magic Valloyy Clyde Hughes 543-5825, F 4 se e our Qroal Buysl Cycllow-p(icoa-on-guns-. OOLOEN RETREIVER PUP- i s HoistelnSprpringerHBifBrs~' “ J.D. 4040. Low hours, like reloading augjil^B^^^vo a t o r s — ^ now. Wido ■ Iront. n Recreational £^=^K< PIE S.ew oeks o ld .$50 oach. t 7 N. 4 'U W. Jerom o. 324- ' DWS Ousdranno. 326-5159.- - — - nI w , in box , Modol ? 301st Calf Co» SUPER 1048 2 wido harrow Foathorwelghl .257 caiibui m ______^______120-AviallQn LAB I MIX. 4' monlhs old. bod. Good cond. 543-6606.. __ $320.324-3874 altor 5:30. FREE. 734-4698 nlior 5pm. 95 2nil&3rilC:Calf Cows Wanted to ouy: 8 inch auger.If. 1977 A-36 BONANZA. 565565, REDFIELD 15x to 60 X spoi NEW PUP OH KITTEN? F(oo 30 ft or longer, oloc. driver.If. TTAE. IFR. Septombor AnAn- ting scope. Nico. $165 physical, local oxom & oiHo. 15 4tiiCaifCoiiows Good cond, 543-5649. nual. alwoys hangaiodlod. 733^504.______Animal Houso.733.9634, _ T h o so co w s o r ea coil Vocclnotod and WATTS 4-bottom PLOWW $75,000.734-5054. _ 2 ORVIS spill bamboo 11 Jd — ------— Par«k»«ta, Canarlaa, cocka- Bongs'tested to0 go anywhoro. All $4400 or will trade lor good — ‘ rods $200 ooch, extra barrt LYSPI Uala, RosoILta. Sourkes travol liailer. S43-5876. - 12t-Boat8&Acce5S. for 3" Browning aulo 5 $I0( 'ECIAL cows have boot)on prog, chocked, iDAll >^ralsod.2537lhAvo.E. 1060 DoLavol 1000 gallon __ 654-7122. ■ ______’s" BOATS. MOTORS 4 TRAIL PROFESSIONAL Currontrecordsos a v a lla b lo s a lo d oy. Bulk lank. 2 compressors. *ll-- 243 SAKO. $325. 12 Goug $8000. Call 034-5187.______ERS. Magic Valloy Morlmr'r'a Mosbutg. $175. Stool Barbo, « MOHNDAY, HECEMIMBER 13th GROOMINQI Vacallonino? -2l^W. on 30-93.7^141. I'll board your doo. Chorl 1080-1008 New Holland. dumbbell sot. $50.734-3019. Miller Konnol8.423.Sl04. Stackor. used 2 seasons. 3 DOZEN goose docovs. $9( PUPPIES To Qive away, will Thif ll a v*ry good youngmg hard a n d a r* In oxeallsnl Exc.ohapo. Air. 324-4031. IH -Farm Implements 734-4470 attar 5 or 733^)118. bo amali house dogs. thap*. Thli hard It ov»n’•raging 55 Ibt. of milk p«r 410 mod. 42 Win. Thompsoi 1979I HONDA ACICCORDLX APoro»ewk3.32«-7896al1-8 doy. If you n»*d cow> dJon'l o r m ill th li (ot«. Contendor, 5 barrois, dio: REQ. AKC Qorman Shorthalr c ase s, scopes, holstoc; . _ _LARRY HOWARD LARRY CARLISLE SPECIAL YEEAR-END SALE H.M.G. tlyrod 10 wt.. 9 ”“§4l4*5u " -G.R.F. flyrod 8 wt.. 8’,^ AUCTIONEER Zlllah, VVA. System s 8 lly rool. 3 spool REQ. Mini Doxle puppies, (503) 567-3603 509-829-5708 I wllh linos. 326-5425. rod males,&2odUlls malo& USED & RENNTAL RETURNS: ' fomalo. Cell aftor S pm. 9mm 15 Shot S&W Mod. i SUNNNYSIDE w/9 boxes shells. Holsto ______n“ ■ ■nnmrntipjtrNowconaIJ5 ------ROTWSnSrTXKC Rog pupa. >RD 4 w/d Tractor - 40 Born onM 2th. 3lomatos. 2 LIVESTOCICK MARKET ^ $375. 30-30 Rlllo w/4 boxoss-sr— ( » ^UM :ulars 1 ______aos.So.jiistfM t.st. Sunny»ldB,.W A.9a944____L_ ~ _ 198D shells. $150. 7x50 binocular ____m a lea .Heduced.423j m _____ ■■■' - -w7ca3o'$25rCoopor3hotrJO t r s o ------r—— I TROPICAL FISH & 1Q77 2 5 5 MASS>SEY FERGUSON Tractorf Ib. BB 4 50 lbs. 12. $121 SUPPLIES. Phono 734-1365 ' 'BOBWJEW m ’a . O w n*rr . . Iw // WhhtaodoJor, low hours. : 733-9043.______bolwoone&llam. -___ P.O.Box iS 509-837-3233 1 V 509-837-6190 TWO Purobrod Border Collie • S unnyitd*. WA 98944 v 1 Q D 1 4 8 0 HESS5STON 4 w/d Tractor«■ 123-Skllng Equipment r Pupa. Provon workers ol cattio or shoop. {100. Cali 1301 wlthloodejor, rental return. Hoad 360 Skis w/Salomo 1001 "If" A ir conciditlonlng, sterereo, 5 speed ______,1 bindings, $44 nogoilabitlablo. W IO T ra c to r - R ental Groal for powder. 7^^531. UKC REQ.'Amorlcan Pll Bull l(W -H orae8 105~Hor86 EqulpmBfit ' Torrlorpups.42M132._____ : 1980 ™ = NADAWWHOLESALE BOOKOK $4,100.00 UNREQISTEREO ' Block AOHA Rog. Golding. 10yrs.s. Groat Chanco lo own 1981 124-Snow Vehicles - -has-run-bBrrelSrropod-4-3--3— tandom-axlo-2-horso-trallor. -IQRA-niio -OULIVER,_4_w/d_T.roctor_ Cockor Pupa. Bwka'old, hatf“ Polaris Suit, womens siz 8hola. t40.S44.7734.______timos polo bonding Champ.D. Usod only few times. Besttsi l u i w w ith cob. Too Bloodline. 3264633. ollor. Aftor 6pm 423-4651. 12. $50. Bools $15. holme AiuAcHM Tiuir ; X-MAS PUPPIES- Oulstond- $15. Like Now. 733-1093. Ing llltor of boautllul English BOARDING NOW AVAILA-V MILEY TRAILER COMPANY, MNTMC CMC : s. Mlley has som e oreas opon FORD CL4L40 C o m p act L o ad er. TILT Snowmobllo Tiallo . e^ldoQ Pupplos. AKC Rop. BLE at Silvor Tree Farms. i!n 1979 Holds S 8 gas cans in Iron I c ^ Ready by X-Mas. 423-42&S Pasturo, Runs or alalls, In-n- lor doalorshlps. Coniaci: Mlley Trailer compony 8390M ’ 2 0 CATkT Articulated Loadtfri r 10'x8', construclod ol 2 evonlnpa & wookends. door arena. Coll 734-0973. 1070 tubular pipo. $500.538^26. BOARDING HORSES.e Gorbor Rd. Sacramonlo l u l Z E n g in e ovoverhauled. 4 00IIOCK MAtN AVE 2 Manx molhor cala & 2 manx Calilornla.. 95828. 916^2- YAMAHA 4 POLARIiHs!! $75-Wo food & water. kittons $15 oa. Froo 4 rog. sI 7811;______ORD Tractor • w/Forni-ri- Snowmobiles at Spool. kitlona. 734-7523______$35-You provide loed. 326- 4181.______SAVE $350 on all horao 4 10D1 770° Salo pricos now. Cyclo} CityCli - 3-YR. old.roo-malo.Dalma-.... if. ' l u O I h a n d loadader, under 400 hours. Hwy 24 Botwoon Burloyley ■ • ■ COLTS REG. R'gradoT R oa-'n. - stock troltero In slock. Hit- lion w /dog house. In- V, chin’ Post Tfailors, KImborly py Ruport.______tolioflont, cloan, houso sonablo priced. Sam Way- y IQOn 2070 HA\AWKB1LT Lot B oss Slurry monl 324-4971.______^ 1972 Skidoo 340 TNT.l9 191 7 t tralnod, Good walch dog. IdOU Spreader» r-lik o n o w . Polaras 300 TX, Choai GENTLE 4 yoar old filly, - 326-4934.______■ mako good Xmaa prosont.S; 106-Swlne _ _ l>AVIS Krimper-Kracker $500.423-4437.______1 Q Q 1 1973 SCORPION STINGEI i g O l G ra in Millllll - lik e n e w . ■Runs, needs somo woil R END CLEAARANCE! i tt HANDMADE WESTERN i YEAf ^ Farmers’ market « 1116-ShMp . u $150.934-8392.______. R o p m ^ Saddle. $750. Call :R "M " C o m b in e - w /c o b . FOR SALE Shoop. 180 hood 1978 Scorplan 440 snow sno • nditio n . mobile. $756.366-2462. OW-FafmSeed Horsos bought-aold-tradod.j Of young owos. Start lamb-K 1975 U S E P T R UCKS a i Homo of Ooc'a Doctor. 'Ing Doc. 15lh. $60 por hoad. :R “ F” C o m b in e - w /c o bh . 1982 JOHN DEEflS ~ 4< 0 ------i. 67&-26T3 PauMD. -. sportliro Snow mobllo. LIk O07-Hay,6ralniFeod 93- LIvoatock. PH. 733-6055. or For Sale Lambing shods.ii. t u l 4 g o o d c o nnditio t n . now. $2500.544.7734 138tCHEVR0in IV 1975 FORD V4T0B Morgan maro. oonilo lor SRV % ’ON iX« JIlVflAOO. n 198D CHEVY LUV Alfalfa &grao9 mix. By ion or onyono. packs. For salo or about 12'x 56’.4 24.'x 112. Call |„ 1982 YAHAMA SR’ . ■ No. T40». 4 Cyltnd.f. 4 • p ^ PICKUP. No. TJ7». AM « balo. 7^181 “!' i q l Q JOHN DEI•HERE "440" Snoy^moblle Excellent shape. Only 41 "7^ V condllloolno. «uli». *>IIl trado for' snow mobllo ofof- -S43jM2_aljer6pm....- — - ' >hbgi''|M'. Clean 2nd cutllng alfalfa onuat valuo. $600, 734-4848. ~ Iw/w usodoboio u t 3 0 h o u rs. mllos. $2500.8f3-4335. J70/ton. Can OoNver. 326- . O U A R '^R HORSE-Goldjng.5, IIQ-Poultry&Rabblls U 81 SKI-DO Model 9500. $250 lEERE ‘'440" Snowmobllol i . ■ ja8-4maotjaa--4Q74. >9" -PED IG R EED -Salin-R abbltsr il__ ?53a«_t____ L_ HAY BUSTER lub grindor lor hor&o' lhal has boon won on. [5 ^ l u O U u s e d 7 miniles. ront. S2 par ton. Dick Parrolt fl' brooding ago. 4-H. □onllo lor onyone. Xmas‘I showslock. Call«4-5ia7. _____ .12S^Travel.TrailBfa______7 m 3 a L ______Prosont. $1400; Promler 2 - 1 0 0 - 9 — 2— HESSSSTON_6S50-Swother— Besi Ollor.-1977Kll23V4' Hi iM ffY yi foN“ i H&.t, i^AULINa JVANTEDi-___ _ horso-Tandom-axlo-lrailer— — IgOZ w/i4ft.hheader. Rontol return. n s s 1382 CHEVROLET S' ------Kavo 2 Som ls. & Bobiali, C all.. $1900. days 734-5470, ovos>5 112-lrrloallon now. Call lor moto im S1» 1979 CHEVY LUVJf PICKUP. No. I40S. 4 ( p ^ , * n t 734-8388 or 733-2573, PICKUP w/lh«ll. Mo. t410._ , No. I4IT. 4 C»lind»f. 4 tpMd>pMd. ou.llloi, lutllonk- 6 <»llnd.f. | M 2 5 2 B ___ j ____ ;______734-3816. ______••A" FORD P ick u p - M int :r ~ r , cyimj*'. * buwp. . powor •iMilog a brokoi. ..or | - BOB BAILEY PIPE 1 Q Q 1 ■ 19‘ 1981 COMPANION'i^.for fi a*,«.p«'0"dnioiol , rain, 8 (W Ib balos S2. oach. carl & Harnoas: Also Kids Wo. have 2 grades of PVC salo or irade lor 26' or 30' 1 1, - gatod pipe. Call us lo 300* ooualvoiuo- 432-5214. 1W1 hfllns. 733-5489,______horses 4 ranch geidingsfor AM N e w a nid d U sed E q u ip m e n t r” ‘' s i w saie. Also HoreostJotTtg 4 ~ 1879 Socurtty, 31’ 5lh whoc^ *5887 • *5695 : MANURE SPREADING dctorroirSale ------Loo'a Custom Farming. TrlmmlnQ. 326-4831. a n d T rd t - • •Sotf'comainod.-Exc. cond. con . “ EXCELLENT handlinos withIth $7000.837-6200/637.4437 326-4703 or 326-4964. REGISTERED. ■ Palomino ___uatuaApoQocXpluo^o-bant—m t- . __All-NewJ[ta£tor-S_i with larqe.rebdtes or " “ararcoltniooOTiH-prospmx" ^ - -8x32“ TRAVEL~tra(!er—fl WANTED HAY TO haul. or broken plpo. 934-5809. it u p to J a n . 2, 1 984. ^ { ------1978;CHEVItOlEI UV" n973XHEVR0LET-^ i Local or long distsnco. $350. Call a6-2657. w a iv e r o f In te re s t i shop, storano, or but ION PICKUP. Mo. •Ef7"^377T;HEVr'TIIV'’ I- r.| HASTINGS n d M a k e Ari O K o r house. 825-5635. ' '______Aulomollc, Sll.oiodo,. ,1,; PiCKUP. Ho. I4SI. 4 ip*« 03*4392:______^______SEVERAL GOOD horsos oil GATED PIPE C o m o In Anc (rult*. olr » o ~l~ho1« m«ngal,4,lodlo. 7^0 are now buying, selling, m akes & models. Hold till 'z Fall sa le on all sl:os- Billllll .|------1,' F o rA SSpeclalDeal i 126-Camper8&Sliell8 and commorcially hauling Christm as. Kimberly 423- M alhors 8 milos s ol Klm- baled hay^Bondod bupr. ■. - 4029.------..______- - bony. -423-6847. . Evening ■ Cab high campor w/lloor.b. £ '°'$59955 «27955 *1395 I Wani 0 rogislerod horse foror calls welcomo. ______H i T W I N V A.LLEY L EQUIPMENT $400.543-4254 ovonlnna,__ _ Chflatm as? NO MONEY, you -Uood-A-4-M-who8l-Iine6r------• -CAMPER-SHELL-Ior-She•Short- - . i s t & 2nd Crop- $72. Also food, (roln, use. love (or 2 or bod lmoorl.$150, 423-4360. 3 y e ars, thon return or buy al Plus aluminum main ilno-10- Rt. N o. 3, KIm be>erly Rd. E., Twin Falls hovo 3rd crop; No caln, baled ?J Will Consider trade lor gated , w/dow, will dellvof. 734-4081. 3 4 > 4 i a i HOME BUILT Camper for NO > R E A S O NMABiiE” to choose from. Sylvann ' plpo. 423-5700. • r = : i Import. Codar Shingle rool, roc ^ _ 115 TON 2nd. 3rd crop hay. Acros. Burley 678-2593.3 WANTED: Used main lino 4, u y e bool window. Ice chet:hest. Excollont condition. $75 a : • 6. or 8 Inch. Phono 888-7604«4 f W M i L \ ALUt-CMAW _ cafpoted.Shatp.lofaklfliklfld. ' . F F E R R E F UUSED! ton. 733-0199______'678-75n.______X-lloni x-m as Gift 12 yr' allor 6pm.______$400,328-4166. 300 TON ol allalla hay. no AOHA Mare Son of Scooteror 11 CONCRETE 12" I rain. Ihird culling. 544-2650. USED CABkRS ______• breeding. Great lor 4-H oror H oadgatos. 75 4" valvos for 175-AuloD«al8ra I 175-AutoDealer8 175-Auto Dealers a sk lor Toby.______ploasuro. Brood prospect.;t. concrole plpo. 324-4072. 40 ion 2nd cut Hay. no rain. AflorSpm 423-4851.______5" alum mainline. 800' J ^ l o n ^ W o s alraw. 60« 2% YR. old Golding Shotlondirf misc irrigation pacts. $1600. 1 1 I I ISSlCHEVROinET . 1979 MERCURY«■ - 1978 TOYOTA cmvctiE. No .do«<. . ZIPHYII. fl9. 40». 4 c.llM. - CM»I0A, N0..M1, 4 doo.. * - - pony. Good Christmas pros-3. 400 gal slock tank, exc (odio, 4 tp«*d. olr coodiilohlni 500 larno BALES ol Wheat Onl.S44-2191.______shapo. $165/bost ollor. t crllnt**'. * *** •«' AM/rM.inooniool, . <,lind.>.ogiomaile. Straw, w c oach: 66 Ton ol 3 MINIATURE Donkey Jacks.I. 1sl & 2nd Culling Allalla-no Special price lor Christmas. r rain. $60;ion. 829-5460. Call ; 837-4409.______I' lia-Farm Supplies I *3947----*4227- — 500 TON HAY lor sale, 1st. "^3641 5 year old rod goldlng. gon-P* ■ For Salo O al^ Equlpmont. ------2ndA:3rdrCftllf24-;29?T— :------Ife. ridbTpack', aldijl. u80d 'nin ~lOOO'gollbnC.P.-bulK tankrzr2 -' K f l W N m ountains. $600. Altor 8- 6. Inch pipollno mllkor rocoivor'Or 088-Fami8ForRenl 934-5496.______4 milk pump. Vacuum pump. 1980 FORD MUSIAI[ANC 1979 CHEVROLETLET 1978 CHEVROLET;. 7 yr.old Palomino maro.0. hot walor hoator. side No, 403. 4 C)ll/r tlMftngftno • auiomdtt. nil- ci«lio. a monthly daliY aaslgnmont. Ono 4,000 gal tank wilh 1/312 645-2328 1 645-/o8______•- ■Havo for salo a pony cart 4 ___ HP submorsiabie electricric harness. $195.734-9618. _____PUmPiO-L«8Q(L234J7??. r ------WANTEO^— Oood— Quallly------! 1^^5782- ^ Holstein Cows & Holtois. Wiil pay lop dollar. Jim I^AuiopealetB ; ...... C_liurel>..S43-6029.auhl ID .--...... ICe-CaHle______REDUIJCED FINAHCIIm RATES I ANQUSBULLS FOR SALE, HOWARD'S Angua Ranch Call543-W15 AVAyABLEONUSEPEB VEHICLES! BULLS FOR RENT, all C lasses ol dairy cattio ------avallablo:886-751gr------.-CHIANiNNY.& angua.cfoaa bull, coming 2 years, pro- - -von; $1000; 4?3-61lS:...... - .... COLOSTRUM STARTED bull ...... m r ^ calvoa lor salo. 324-5042. COLOSTRUM STARTED Bull . Calves for solo. 324-7360. • lor salo: APPROXIMATELY 20 HEAD MIXED BEEF COWS. Prog, losted to cilvo • late Jan. to Apiil. CALL ------36g^2iBVtiV0ar ...... HOLSTEIN SPRINGING, brod and opon nelfors. Also nolfors— 3" monlhs " lo" ” yoarlings, Oollvary upon ap- mmu proval. Sub)ocMolnspoction on arrival. HRDLICKA DAIRY -'-C A T T L E Ik e; Rt 7 B0X 142. Chlppow^ Falla, •Wl '54729. 71&.723-1171.------“ HEa.-PollodHofofoT3 QljLi;. ■ ' ____4 wsojd-32449ti______| am ~wm , 140W «»IMelti. J«r m 734-6565: - I 1972 YAMAHA moior cvclo. \ = - — '3M "cc^vjKr-gboarwoo!' ■ -^?_423^11^: - ■“ I ------. . - Sunday,ly, Decemberl2..l982 Jimm ejes^Je*#. Twin Falls, ldaho\>7 , -
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128-milltyTrBilera ■132-Auto Parta & Ig-AirtoaWanled_____ ISS-Cydes&SuppIlM 13J-H««Yy6iulMi»nl 13(^HuyyEquiomftnt 14(^^Tfucta______• 1 4 0 - T ^ '______H Q -Trucks______NEW 4plac8 Snow -Mobllo AcceuoriM .WANTED pro-70 Muslanp o' 1981 KAWASAKI KE175. FOR SALE: 1977 Chov V> i7ntoi '1974 DATSUN PICKUP.floodjopd 1979 CHEVY Pickup V, ion ’ uallor. 8‘xie' Slnglcr axlo. . ; 2 FIRESTONE Slooi boliodI runnino cond, AsKIno (1699. Soo at Bauor | $695. Good condition. 733- shorl bod. $2700 or assumime condilion. $1395. CALL^ALL 4-spd. oxcoUonl shape, Waldlng.Paul.43fr^fl. (radial 721 iiros mounlod on - 8926 or 734-6121.______W e've got yyou c o v e re d !. paymonia, 734-6753 aftor 6^} 733^3699. ______35.600 ihiios, bost olfor. I Senalblo doals on now and 3^4''; rt973*rDODGE--.CT800_TwlnTwin - : 734,«09ovfl3. ------, UTItJTYTfjAILER.324-11g1. vy-Equlpn>«rt ’ • ------tQn-truck.-327-onglno,-4.apap___ scrow. 5 & 3. P/S. A/C. now 1978 FORD F250 4x4. V8. * 4-14" Radial TAs. mountedI aaaalM od. 733-0831. .• D-4-7-U CAT wllh now Good cond. $1800,734-4680.0. llros. $6000. 673-3796' or • 4spd, lockout. P/S. P/B,; on >apoko chrome rims.- , hydraulic pufnp, slarlor, & SEVERAL low mlloaQO 198iM r ______1977 Ford 1 ton. 8 cyl. 4spd. Automotive------'Fiia Chew t2oo.-7a*^Mn^ ’ ' 135-CydintSiippllia dozor. Good cond. 829-5279, QMC 2 ton trucks, hoaviivy 1975 FORD 1 Ton. Cablb & w/dual wheel. J & 0 Sales; V ra- 324-5570.324-2669.______, PRICED for Immediaio saio. duly, many accossories, likeIke Chassis, 390, 4apd, new ra 1 only 544 modol whool.ol Iootlor.'l969 No. 01369T. now cond., prieo $12,000 tcte dial llros. $2750, i26U864. 13H-H6avyEqulwieill 1981 Honda C8 900 Custom, oxcoiioni condition. $22.!?2.500, ^ 1980 FORD pickup, 6 cyl- •• 131-AutoServlce en tsdale, gagos. air. P/B. P/S, n'ilos. Call 734-9378 anytime otl, $350. 834-8392. otoclrical.' brakes. A/Q. ;Canopy 129 CCU.J25.S00. for public aalo on Ooc. 17at J.D. 570A Grader. $45,000 FEEDLOTS, DAIRIESES & CONTRACTORS: _ cruise, tUl. radiois, dual duol on wookonds or after 7pm - < luno-ups. woidlng. Parts ;2) 14-D Motor Grader S.N, I J.D. 410 Backhoe, $24,500, 1957 GMC 10 whool.w/lil'lilt lanks. $3250. Jim 934-8474.8474 weekdays.______10. 1980 Can-am -250CC, i ' Ask about Catorplllc iis por . hour. Guaronlood °96-F 732 13' Moldboard hyd, 1980 Can-am 400.. Jusl llko lllar's Progrom Finance oquipmoni hauiinn bodod. day3or934-54100. fa3<530.8-5. _ o m ______diosol cabovor. 262 Cum 1979 YAMAHA 750 SPECIAL, , progrom , ______ovorhoadfack$9M. 734-5789 . tniios. <125. ^ 7 2 0 5 . • 'm ins 4 + 4 Irana, 10-22 rub 5,000 milOB. $1500. 734-4841. Bob Hr'*lon, Solos flop YOua M^ZD^RO^Y^^no i 5 t Homophone...... 733-1490 "*| « 733-3832 bor. 24' double deck alum, 1981 Kawaaakl KL-290. f f l 175-Auto Dealers 175-Auto Dealers 175-Aulo Dealers c a ^ van. Car(jo doors Excoliont .Condition, $1300. ONE Sot Monroo Hoavy duly * Calo'Rii'"' Ciiln'xj {D n'nlmitiiiiJ<>rt Ion pickup.A s L o w A s /-—X .....j 2 ^ HIG3 H G A S A A IItEAOEXA I VRS — 5 7 6 8 1971 VWSQU/IJ A R E B A C K g o o d . oconoirDmicoi tro n » p o rto tio n ...... $ 5 8 5 • No. 3-455 1970 FALCON^ ; 2 D O O R 63,000 actual1 mllen i...... $ 7 8 8 \ 1976 DATSUNMB210HATCHBACI I C K s p o rly good iook», low milorlilos ...... $ 1 8 3 8 I Only 41 CCavaliers Left 1976 SUBARUJ SSTATION W AGOr)N fra n « whool drivo,-69.000Jm m ilos—^ $ a i 8 8 - l
S . / ' l \ 9 1975 TO YOTAA CELICAI ST onl,65000DO mile*...... $ 2 7 2 7 1978 PLYMOUlUTH HORIXON4DI) R . from whool drivo, 46,00010 mllos,r . $ 2 8 3 8 I A s L o w A s 1979 VW RABBIJ B IT 2 D R . auiomoile.FwbVD. flrooi m iloone ...... $ 2 8 8 8 1978 DATSUN'J 1B2T0“GX H/BACKX o i r eond.. only 39.000 m iloi , $ 2 9 3 8 1978 DATSUN'I I F - 1 0 from whool drive, nowow polnl, vory shorp ...... $ 2 9 8 8 ^ 7 3 5 9 No, 1-635 . 1978 PEUGEOTDT 504 STA. WON.. cdiosol • eom poro tho book priciiric o ...... $ 3 2 0 2 I 1980 DATSUNs| : 3 1 0 2 D R . Iront whoolildrvo, c pricod righi ol only...... $ 3 3 8 8 -I " 1980 FORD FIESlE S T A fro n l whool drivo, SOMIMPG, 34,000 m iloi ; $ 3 4 3 8 1978 SUBARUJSTA S . W G N .4whooid.dflvo, w inlor sp e c ia l...... $ 3 7 8 8 inlyLKitatloiB-Left______N- whh ------T979nFrONDS'iOI A C C O R D L X 5 spood.i.o c lr.s lo ro o ...... $ 3 9 B 3 — m ------1980 FORD AAUlUSTANG4cyl-4,pdT0434:000 m llo s ...... : ,: : ...... $ 3 9 7 6 — A s L o w A s ______S 6 y 1981 PONTIACX T 1 0 0 0 4 D R . onl^9,C9.000 miles, just llko n o w ...... : $ 4 0 4 4 1979PATSUN:4 2 0 0 S X oir. .loroo, 30.00030 1 ownor mllos , . ^ ...... $ 4 1 8 8 r HONDA a n dl l V A M A H t 1 9 Sipood. 16,000 milo.. ulifoo !s h o rp ...... $ 4 2 6 7 7 5 2 3 1979 FIATX-19 ------N o r2 -2 7 8 ------^Starting At , ^ 6 9 5 1981 PLYMOUT□TH TC-3 SPC. T CPIPE^I^TO'OO mllos, ihe,w roamn-,,'o~: n...... $ 4 3 6 8 ■■ _ _19.811LSUBARUJSJLSIA .J«G N .j,i«cm i^L^jJ.go.dpLadLojRLo'«>.ij..-..vv.-.:.-. $ 4 4 4 4 1981 TOYOTA^ O n l y ------Faminily Sedanss-&-Sporty CarsC ------
1973 FORDLTCTDSTA. W GN .rid..sfi drives g o o d ...... $ 4 4 4 1 0 , 9 8 6 n " 3-437 1972 BUICK 4I DC R • air, pulom alie, pow er «tsteering S b r o k e s ...... , . . . $ 5 8 5 1975MERCURVRY M ONTEGO STA,IV .-W G N , good ironsporioi■ lallon...... $ 6 6 6 1973 CHRYSLEI•ER NEW PORT 4 DRR* A truly s h o r p c o r...... $ 6 9 7 Monte Carlo -H 2 e i i 1975 AMC MAIATADOR SPT- CPE. dasilcline...... $ 7 6 8 1974CHRYSLEf.ER IM PE R IA L oiiofdoMosio luxury , ,,.. .[7.”...... $ 1 1 8 8 ^ Demiimo. Diesel, Loailed ___ _ ; ______[______I —1977-AMPACECERSTAtW GNt^i|„ ootomotlc, 65,000 milo* ...... $ 1 8 B g ~ 1976 LINCOLNN CONTINENTAL 4 DR- 0 Ilka new luxwrycot_ ____$ 2 8 2 8 - - L S tocking-il ^ t u f f e r s ^ 1978CHEVROL3LET N O V A 4 DR. smoll.„ V-8. outom oiic, •xcolleniin i ----- $ 3 0 4 4 I 1978 MERCURYRY M OANRCH 2 DRIR- air, pow or stooring, 8; brokroket..iharp .. $ 3 2 4 8 I ONLYr « 9 9 9 2 1977 PONTIACkC G RA N D PRJ)^yo^.) w on't find a nicor c o r ...... $ 3 3 8 8 N o .M 7 t jr^ELMEIS^ 1978 MONTE: CARLOlowmiroi-anoKCoC :collent v a lu e ...... $ 3 7 7 3 I » 1 9 » * 1 ( 1978 DATSUN^ :280Z X .I, ...r..,5.p..eed, o black boouty . 7 ...... , $ 6 5 5 0 - t o ...... W- C o rv e tte ______r^HONOA^v= "mOM'ONTECC A R L O v-6 turbo, Bvory poworpo o p tio n ...... $ 6 4 3 8 “ V * 3 9 “ i FULLFACES I 1981 CHEVROLDIET CAPRICE CPE. loaded wilh o p iio n i...... $ 6 9 4 9 L * 8 0 ” J 1979 DATSUNM : 2 8 0 Z X c i . . floroo. S tpoi500d ...... $ 7 1 8 8 ------^1979-BOICK^RIVHVERA'ffofil-wKoot'di'Tvotu)luxury c o r V . - - - - : ...... $ 8 0 8 8 - : Smith ; f TURBO FAN \ Now Only 1 0 , 9 3 3 ...... JV N o.3.333 ...... “ I GOGGLES LI r -BELL 1 TRU1 MOTO III I - —1S63-GMCJ1/4J: ______$ 6 4 4 — PICKUPPS- % In stock M 1976 DODGEMIM AXI-VAN3i8v,e,ou,juto m o tlc...... $ 2 8 8 8 - -In 1 Slock , j f 2 il 1977 CHEVROLDLET ’/j TONv..rau,omimotle; a lrr r.'.T .-.-; -. t -.t t t v ;-.- $ 3 0 4 4 - V ton - 4 1976 GMC Vj T O N 4Xv.G,aulomatlc.,olr. o storoo. tilt ...... $ 3 4 6 6 — Diesel- A s L o w A s ;(pAltTIRES\i f978 FORb '73 j 1 T O N V-8. a u to m a tic ...... f IEATHEB& ^ ...... H 1 0 % o r r | r 1979 CHEVROL3LET V4 TONv.B.v.pooeod...... ,• ...... $ 4 2 4 4 m SHOULDER PADS m -■ m p-E«“ P»-TK4A2a^^B ------^p«Ia»Ord*T»"------^- * -V 980 CHEVROLDLET I.UV-M IKADO,) pricedo»-whol**ol* book-F-T-T------$ 4 2 8 8 - No, 2-167 1 5 % w J 1980 PLYMOUTUTH ARROW SPOR1RT 27,000 milo*. to o >obellov o » t ------1 = : ’ J. ■- . . S C-8 Tlmes^ewB.'Twtn FallFaila, Idaho Sunday, Decen»mb«r12,1982
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140-Tnic)c8______142-!mport Sports Care 1«-4WhMlOrtvM . ISB-Aiilos-Chrysler __ : 16My(6fcufy&m>colnn_ 1fl6-Mefcufy4UncolnPin 16a-Auto3 - Oktenwt)li>|)ile 172-Atrtoa-PontUc ____ ■ 175-Aulol)M]8ra , 20’ FLATBED WITHm 1979 PECQEOT 5M. A/T.k/T,- 1977 DODGE Ram CharoorXMt. 1976 CORDOBA. sJSi1.000 -SHARP 1981 Mercury 2 1 0 ^ l-lncolf) Town1 (Car. EXC. 79 TORONADO Olo}loaei. 1980 PONTIAC SUNBI OVERSHOT. 32*4072. sur>- rool, stereo. M.OOC.000 4x4; V-6. auto. air. radialicllal .miloa, S1600, Cali 734-3213296 Zept)yr. 2 dr Coupo. w/at Sharp, oxc. $4500. 733-131}-1300 / Economical. Rog. $9000,^ r J S : NATIONAL 3 . ' 73 OMC Pickup. A/T. P/S.IC m iloa.' Exc, cOnd. tSiOO.500. traction Ilres. S3000,678^7963 ^ -a»orS:30. ___ • root,-..e cyi, A/T.' Sion■0™® '733-4878 after hpura. _____ $7500.678.3372.______3S; 32M172.______or 678-8042.______— Caaaotio Duck/ oxira d A/C, Tool box, low miloa, UuM ■'879 BOBCAT, good coicondU 1970 Delta 88. Excol:olleni 1982 PONT. J-2000sns- auto ExcrConart^r734J973.~ •- 197B Toyota Cellca "GT;..lift lift nB77:Joop”Cherokeo Chiefhief - 15&-Autos»CtiovrolBt enow tiraa. book. Mu — seliNowl(«g00.Attor6pmomor Ilon.- low miloago, $2-$2450.. M n d . Good ilros, low mimiles, chback. SE. aulo. aold i - - — 78-Toyota-PU-lonci-tKK}.- - b a c k ^ 8pd,Joad«1..21,00fl,000_ _WngQn.>\/,C..crulae,AM/EM 4 ^ 1 9 - -feSO.-324-2056.------tof-$10.000-wlll-takw-SI - _ j i N !m 3 - Dll' miloa. Excellent Condition.lon. radio, irailor lowingJU” - -QOOO-THINGS-Am-hard-1d i o - ~wklTd8=432-531BrHur1augti: 35.000 mllos. Inaulatod shell. , i . : como by. bul here'a yoi 1980 MERCURY CAFCAPRI. -1979 OLDSMOBILE Cull c ash. 678-3796 or 87&«>42 - • Ovor-500 used cars s o id S asking >3600,734.fl544. • 543-8923 or 543.4061. package. t2900. DavW Price ilSro MERCURY, MontOQ S i 67^1ir6&67ft-2fl40. opportunity- 1968 Camai' III S uper running cond;^S7!!'VSIg' 17.000 mllos. AM/FM stersteroo. Supremo Brougham, Exc. I OB Pontiac Firebird,d. runsr sailsllod Magic V a llo rg ® . iob 1979 VW Dasher dieaol ata- ~ SS. all new. aorlous inqu .82 GMC S15. 4 apd. 29.000 ,m Call 733.4700 afler 6: . * ■ ' tin oteerlng. roar wineivlndow cond. $5500. days 42W3-44S0. good, needs body./. work,wi lomers; -mllos. Askino S l w & lakoko Ilon wagon. 4 dr, Iront whoolloot 1978 BRAT, oxc. cond..nd.. rlea only 324-8971 allor 6pm dofroslor. Sharpl $5500, $5! ove'e& wknda 4a-6245.K____ oxtra rims & 1 oxirara didoor. • Full stall ol exporloncid' ' ovof paymonls. 543^745, drive, oxc mlleafle.934-<774,74. m ^ ^ e x l r a a . J2600 cash. 1972 MERCURY MONTEG' 3 2 4 ^ altor 3,______— $750.733-1663. _ aul^obllooaloamon; .-.aa-. 1 roal nice saddle lor S30 P /S . P/B , A/C, Call734-816 - 1981 RABBIT Oloaol, 4-dr, — . Also 1 pony aaddlo for (6 .1981 LYNX_Slatlon...wagwagon— J72*«A>rto«-Pontlac-^ • Kaaslo Iroo- wo advertls'ii ■ ■ t« - V a n 8 ' A/C. radio & lape.- $8400.wo! .1979 FORD F-250, Cloan.»an. 3 ;« .ii6 l______80 COUQAajCBXJyS.-P/ -towmllba. Good gas m ‘l73-Autos-PI)fmoutJijt)i obtain financing, whalovo^u __ tSIOO. 423-4360. 2 .'" ”'^ , 1669 PONTIAC FIREBI - TXUOOU______— 1974 NOVA SS. Buill :j7s 3S Auto/Overdrivo. AM/F a g o .$4200. C a ll4 2 3 -^ . — 'takes- FOR SALE: 76 CHEV. Con*L"' 1981 TAN VW Dioaol Rabbll.ibli. 1979 OMC 4x4 pickup, Caaaotio. Powor window — Auiomailc, noods ‘work!, w 1974 PLYMOUTH SaioSaiolllto ■ r.- version. oroat cond.. lUp. pood cond. Vory cloai r'iJ'od ^ LINCOLN Town CouCoupo. $300.a34.a392.______'^ ^ r l n g . Muat sell, gi Immaculalo. air. crulso.lao. .L o ad ed ,. ExOf Cond. -ow Low Jiooo/boat ollor. 324-891ROM * loc**: compuleriK I, good. PLUS FREE LISTINGS MflOO/boat oflor. 733-2107. - caasetlo. & other extras,raa. mllos. Callovee. 734-5627. ‘0"0«- Cia8allied...thoeoiuUo condliion, $800 or beaiai ollor.ol Ca]|733^110 - - 1978 Oodgo van A/C, Poworror $6500/or boat oiler. 324-5823 1 - ojlorM L______alivoufne«l8.733/4 TON PICKUP 1875 AUDI. Cloan. oxcollonl Call 543-5380 altereom, $5795. 734.2260.______No n dkMl. 4 tpMd »on»nli. Ho. U34n. n34D HO. Cho..l», JSO V.# .no«i., 4_, mlteooe. >1995.934-5209, 1«-IWllWllWVM — Diesesel W arranty «lo«, RO, (hoMli. AM/IM/fM •■•(•a. S I ■■ 1966 MusUng Faet back. ^2S 9 ovoa.______- ored. 788-9^0.______1«-Auto«-AMC 4 apd, 11500 Of bosi olloi Cavalier:»rs - Chevettes 1 9 8 2 CHEHBVROLET 1982CHEVROLET 1976 VW DASHER 2 door.>r. 1974 GMC PICKUP 3/4 Ion 44x x •" = 733-6779 alior 5,______C1TA1ATION '/, TON PICKUP I Low mllos. Clean. {2350.0. 4. A/T, exc, cond. wllh In- Citationss - Celebrity's - lllonk«, 4 Ho. U*lU ii, oulomollc. 6 rrlindx. powor 1S2-Amo8>Bulck 1974 MUSTANG1I. P/S, P/E monuol Itaiumlnlon,I, tilt.tl pow»< »1»»tlo3 ood i1o««ln|).>kng. loot »>p bum[xr, bouO«* onti o _ 53^6788.______eulatod camper aholl. 423- ^ A/C, lapo dock, now tiro: ; 4424 Of 733^3675,______1 9 n BUiCK SKYLARK. ros; Impalas - J-lJ-2000*s-J-6000's o~h]l«l 1976 VW Rabbll. Radlala, -IK. aood cond. 783-4492. ovns. ' "nXilVdu. $9,522.30 . ■ ------New-bmkesrauft-fooMieOl)-Cld----- l97frtieep^tHx*rAutoWSrfO - -^oawMw-tlrotrSSCUnglno. R*lsll Valua!u.$9,170.27 " '°R 726-7260 or 72^8200. Mark. 41,000 actual miles, nowow wllh a 4 barrel carburolor. -TOTB-WfllTE T-BIRDT ah-ari:p r "B'onirevlili'lilB*5"='Cutlass-=~— or Good cond. $450 or bosi„ 'j all oxiras, $4600, Call 32< 1678 AUDI 5000. lowmlloaoe.e ilros. $1600. 878-3796 or 5623or324-8447. oxc. cond., brand now/adlalji 678-6042.______o»or. 734-8148.______^ Clara's-88'8's - 98's - Regols - ., tiros, muat seo lo apprecl:_ 1977 CHEV BLAZER. V-8.. A 4 1976 Buick Ealate Wagon. ------1 9 8 2 C H E - 1 9 8 2 CHEVROLET 168-Mercury&Uncolfi ^EVROtET 1 ato. 734-5724.734-4874: spd. huba, exc. cond, $3450.50. S750 or b e st oiler, 733-24^. S-10's&Ro«lmli>lon. imiod '^0- **'’}i;l. J oulomotic. icol’Klab. AMitU itar- - koil>4ol«. »ll Mhool. olr <»'>.iu>. Ilololm«7500.e78-379eorfl7i^2. '• r050.386-7460...... ° R M ii Volu«:i«SI3.e06.09 R«R«laQ Vatu* $14,115.05 175-Auto Dsalers 175-AtrtoDMlOT ITS-AutoDMlen______.. _175-rAutoOoaler8...... “ ☆ T ry!Them All- MOW ...... *11,995°° WOI»W ...... *11,995°° ------G re a ts) SeI.ection of------81's,l;,82's,83's mpAUILOS - S p e» cial jS h e i w ifin g IHEVmIET 3 2 ^ 4 3 1c ^^40W g»tM aIi^[ow nj^^^3^65^ TOIDA . T 132 - 4 ^ 1 9»83 HlON Di>AS
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...... S u n dday;DecemDOf a TinTimes-News.TwlnFalls,Idaho — -- Man wins suit oye/er Idaho false arrest35t D2 ■ a h O j est Sheepherder likes;s isolated mountaintintop ^ Professor: Nothin’:i ’s wrong with Santa-ita D4 L # , pregoi►n wornlen carry oon Earlhart’s flying ttraditicons I !ByJERRlE.CLAF]UN _____ Klnmnth_FflTTnllc ufhPPP—hnc-rad^ntU — ; The Medford MaU Tribunee white motorl:orlzed glider is waiting., T hen, for)r an hour or so, she's at ■ KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.)re. - If It home withh the hawks, floating on •weren't for Irene Currin’s; silversii pony- thermals abojbove the Klamath Basin, Itall, you might mistakes hher for a *'I don't pipush It," she says, squint- ■ :much younger woman. She3he*s a spry Ing from thethe reflection of the sun on 125-pounder in a wlndbret)reaker and the wings.. "If" the winds are over 10 •sneakers who clamberss i about an m ph o r If It’st’s too cold, then I Just don't -airplane like a 6-year-old•old on the go out. YouLI know,k when you get a little —------:------UPIiJwlo------“ ■ “ Tnonkeybars;...... ------•- older, your'tr' reflexes'arcslowcr."You~ A Burlington Nort>rthern coal train snakeikes through W yomin'g’is’s Powder River Basini i n One minute she's undersr Ithe wing, have to tak:ake that all Into consid- checking the aileron, thee nnext she's eratlon.'’ clim bing into th e cockpit for a look a t A ge andi ireflexes weren't factors Optim]nistic about ovejercoming man},jy barriers the controls. She breaks intoinl a smile when Irenele i and h er husband. Hugh, :o s she snuggles into the pilot'spll seat, started flyinying about 10 'years ago. . :buckles the seatbelt and repreplaces the T h eir son wawas taking flying lessons at ■radio set over her gingharham fishing the time ancind It looked like so much Co>al-slurrry bad:kers dart attack: ■ ■■■■ ...... ambitious coal slururry pipeline • i j Him forthepr>B project In South D akota and 70s might like knitting andi crocheting.cr That didn'tn 't stop Irene. , project a re m ore th;than ever de- \ holds a similar claim for the Irene happens to like flying'ing. N ext to " I t ’s too) muchn fun." she Mys. "I termined to build 11., contending c ll , _ * y M adisonson Form ation underground downhill skiing and trall-bll•bike riding, ju s t w ish I could encourage more is an economic imp.iperatlve lhat C w a te r■ resreservoir in Wyoming. But it soaring Is her favorite pasttisttime.Once women to get Into flying and sta y with cannot be Ignored any:ly longer. Clneoin • \ ———v/ still musnust fight public opposition a week, she Jumps Into her Porsche it.” Officials of,the Enenergy Trans- o„Oanvaf# ------\ an d lawsawsuits before It draw s Its 9 U an d heads for K lh ^ blyFleldnear y ^ •SeeFlI FLYING q o P ^ D I - pbrtation System Inc.,c., though still - ■ Vy first drodrop. The Western slates, facing tough Idwsuitilits and other, 7 ------\L chronicallically short of water, cur- — - — •7-—------r e n tlyrom»mingi)uH)foneoMhe o n ------—begin construction nexexty^ronthe ...... V worst drodroughts of the century. -Ringingtin th ^ e2 a f s “ proposed 1.400-mlle: plpellaejpnd] • W ichita ^ ETSI31 also was opposl by f __ ' com plete it in 1986. '"Tr------’ I ^ ______^ __wJldllfe.ele.enthuslasts.who.feai^.the______The pipeline, concei'eivea'nn«3at“ *------______/ pipelinene would upset the natural t O T g h t o T 'IMS can b^t( »cure the time of the Arab dll em bat^b. i s ' - Tulta » IM J t. l/_ habitatal ofi the extremely rare ______“ ‘designed to carry abotxjut 30 million------— J t BlacI^Iob^ le d fcrretTThe'stuiinlhgly SEATTLE(UPI) - Cartoirtoonlsts and al kinds of tntreatment that havo helped I tons of coal annual!ally from the M- handsomi»me cousin of the w ei^ comedians have gotten ailotofm lo lle^ -one patienttor 01 onolher. Httli Powder River BasinI rnear Gillette, Rool off the prairie dog and was age out of Jokes about peopleiplewhohear. "GeneralljUly. it can be said theire- \ /A 0^^ ' -Wyo., to electric pov.iw er plants In \ / j , thoughtht Ito have become extinct n oises th a t others aroundI thithem do not se a rc h Into0 treatinti g tinnitus Is open to ------Colorado;— Kansasr* ae-of-extensive-polsoning-of------— h w : ------—------a w ld e v a rleleiyoieiforts.'' t A rkansas an d Loul)uislana. The **"^3 th e p ra'airle irl dog. attor for the Duckert sasaid m ost people w ith tin* lOtflJlA' But It’s no laughing matti 273-mlie B lack M esaI fpipeline trom ' ____ ; 5>*« , ^ T he5 dedebate led to an Intensive 1 to adjust to it as a part of . m illions of people who hear'ar a ringing, nitus learn t( Arizona to N evada is; ithe only other s? se a rc hh fcfor the animals and about ' living, but for some the roaring, whining or whooshDShIng sound fvery day II slurry pipeline in the; ccountry. ■ff 50 . werevere found In northwest • jproblem goe;oes beyond an annoyance, lhat never goes away. p of Atlantic- Wyomingning. far from the piplellne rfere with their sleep, make ETSI — made up ’ T h e m edical term for thele ddisorder Is' Itcanlnterfe Richfield, Bechtel CcCorp:,'Kansas ' ^^arearNoi‘None had been s i g h t s In t h e ------'for them to hold Jobs and tinnllus, from the Latin work'ork mooning H tHIIlcult to Nebraska ''NaturalI G as Ind;. I laton Ro«fla- • a re a prevpreviously. seriously disillsrupt thelrlives. to tinkle. .L eh m an B rothers Kul:uhn Loeb and . ETSISI aalso is facing Internal pro- most coses of tinnitus are IDr. Larry Duckert, asslssslstant prt> rrn Texas Eastern Traniinsmisslon Co. blem s.s. of a “nerve type loss of lessor of otolaryngology alat the Uni- »>= i-csull “I — has spent about $IC:100 million for coal-haulauiing business and con-on- 's p o k e s m a n . “ But we'c did not know Atlantiantic-Richtleld, tiring ot the verslty of W ashln'^n, saidaid It's been hearing." :1 the pipeline should not haveive th e d eterm in atio n wlwilh which the opposltiosition and its resulting aids, some with a device development costs. tended U e stim a te d about 37 millionon people In H earing a If there are no adddditional over- the samiime right of eminent domainain railroads will attempnpt to delay. If ' expense,ise, decided to w ithdraw from ks” the ever present ring-, the United States suffer■r trom the ‘hat "masks’ runs, the project noww Is estimated as they}y have becausc it Is notLa a notklll. theproject."" the cdiisidiisortium by the end of this ing or roariniring within the ear, provide abnormality. at $4 bllilon-Slbillklion more than ' commonion carrier. ETSI has won ailall Frank Odasz, ETSIS i's vice presl- y e a r. United Un Energy Resources of common relief to tinnitus ■ estimated originally. 65 iawsiwsuits It tiled against theLhe dent w ho h a s been Involved in In the HoustonIon withdrew two years ago' “There are a lot of thingsngs that can uckertsaid.’ ley so far has railroad: legal battles, undederstaitds the by sellirelling Its interest to Texas cause tinnitus — an ear In! asker’’'provides what he ~ Much of the monej ads. hi, The "masl been spent on flfighting the “Noontone thought It w as going to railroad's opposition,n. E astern2m ,. tumor, hearing loss — a 'hlte noise, the kind of soft — thingSf^Ducknrt-snlfl “Ru!iBuLaSm: “ "'*''1' railroads to gain rlghght-of-way un- be easy.sy." said George Coffey ot “Supposing you had 1 a coal ETSISI calso must get right-of-way ------derthelrtracksrTheTrrailroads^aw ------S a n -F^raneiscor-a-Bechtel-Corp.- re pp^------transportation—systf ent, there is no generally Usntt tuned in.!'...... 'rah'd' uniformly effeclive' “thc”proJect- as -a-thriireat tO' their------o ffic iail— l- and- - ETSI'3--chief-ief------competitIon.-ondthelen-comes this------•SeeSee PIPELINE 0 0 Page D3 ------treatment. However, therere ac re sever- •SeeS<(SOUNDS on P ag e D2
■ . ^ ■The changincig U.S._Arm y— —As-regiort^srecTcohomij s/idesS, , lr\ percent, by fiscalII v y e a r • High •ehool gr«nal ■ 90% -rr—L—L...... United Press Intematloni "The Northwest is: spCMe«C0 Ch«rt-^ ni imrti ^r.it «na U 8 DtMnrntra cp< ,0*»nM ______^ y v . ______' -> 2 T1 rn (^ « w 8 . Twin Falls,Fall Idaho - S ui^y, Decer ceml)er12.1982' - , , ...... I ' ■ iM o n tcana mjan gets8 $ 1 2 0 .150 : a l t e r IIdaho casec fadilse arrp^ from the 1977 complainlint later during . “MONDA\Y, PECEMEBER 13,6-99 P.M.. T/^ ■ Jailed in N or^ Dakota.i, U then tr a ^ M r te d to Idahow tot face the case. SKIiKEETER ZOBERSKI, OLINOL FACTORY REP., WILL\ BE IN OUR STORORE TO ANSWER YCrOUR QUESTIONS COI:ONCERNING OLIN SKKIS. SKEEtER CAN HEL1ELP YOU SELECT ______JUlUST l THE RIGHT PAIR.IR OF SKIS TO SUIT YOUR V ABILITY ANDD PERSONALF RE- Soumids-— Q3UIREMENTS. l CO M E: \tIN AND TALK TO A NI IEXPERT! ’aflaD l so, Duckert said it was im-m- hearing, Duckert sjsaid extended for medical science to know . “Ihe masker gives. patient.] Uk Dw exposure to Intense nnoise — a s in ious kinds of treatment thaluil some Industries and at ■ -feeling that they havee ssome control at rock concerts N«hJewton’s Sports Cenianter Is the 9nly O l lIn r D e a le r In Twin Z ■ o v e r u ie ir tinnitus,'’ he.Bald.“Itglves se 3 hope of relief of tinnitus, — can cause tlnnltittus by causing id there also is som e research rolls backed by thele Factory. W® c a n b • them the feeling they; nc no longer a re ch hearing loss. bring tho factory _ ig biofeedback techniques. ; lielpless.” The yuletlde seasonin can increase 'epresentative to you.ou. See us when youJ wont' experience I >rt said tinnitus is aggravated * '' Duckert and.assoclaleatea have done ' ed the discomfort of pec^hpie with tinnitus, anand skill. ety, frustration, fatigue and r. reaeardi.-lnvolvIng_a_jugroup. 01 50 nd he said, but not becaususe It's a sea s o n ____ and blofeedback -may-be 1 giving half of tb be for fihglhg bells. ; anesth etic d ru g 'llS lldc ta '“to ™ ^ln“n helping the patient realize2 e “It may be a litUe worsew for them - traveoously and ^vlng tt tses of the disorder and to lo because of the anxiet;ety and tension « the aggravations, ^ a placebo. S im ilar researe'!KLhS; a ld i h ad been “S. “s that goes along withlib th e holiday W us patients who are “highlyliy sea so n ," Ehickert said. I r conducted elsewhere, an ed” in pil i n g relief gener- ^ TW.,riN FALLS ir- Hejemphaslzed-tlnnlmitus la. an ab-______I ^ ^ ______S p o>rts i l C en ter— resu lts; h ave yet n® normal condition, and anyone ^ FESSIONAL------is difficult to belp people who y evaluated, but~be saidd ItIi la obvlotu bo experiencing it shoul>uld not delay SKIKl SHOP IgfUy motivated, he added. • that lidocaioe Is effectivetive with some seeking medical relief. that tinnitus usually is 116 8 B lue L o k e i Blvdlvd.No.,TwlnFolli • Op«i• n M on.-F rl. 'Ill 9 ; S al. 'Ill116 6 & S un. 12-5 people And not with others i Is H e^ld the sooner- hhelp is sought, *”• associateded with some degree of loss of the belter the chance foifor relief. • ------
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Golden Bair,r, 73. and his wife T h ^ m aa, , who Eight years lateritef h e hom esteaded 040 acres■es In world, 11 / • (.u n . . affectionately ;iis(ise tbelr. citizens band radio r the canyon at the t / A 53 \ \ y K top of tbe mountain fromn his “His mother namesmed him for an apostle in the' > • . • u aI «*• J handles “Maoia"" and "Papa’' wben addresresslng existing ranchandnd purchased SOO sbeep withh the Mormon Church."." 1Mrs. Bair said. '!He (the* one another, rellslIsh having only one pathwaway to helpofatrustlngloc; local banker. ' apostle) was quitete a witty character and Papa- tbelr ranch, one of 3f th e biggest InCoIorado. "It was hard1 11living there on top of tth at B air h as turned out«it tto be quite a w itty character- Q BituminousI ' \ T h e pathw ay, allUlows the Mormon couple: to see hwuntaln,” Bairr sisaid. "It otlen got down to 40 too." Visitors about a ml nlle aw ay from th eir lOO-yeaiear-old degrees below andnd colder. To bring in food.:. you Bair, father of twotwo sons, ages 30 and 50, seem s white frame home.le. ^ Sub-t)ituminoilnous . ^ had to pack saddle on horses." the type who rarelyily isi aroused. But appearances SOOMiles Visitors, invitedsl or otherwise, first must5t ipark In ensuing yearears Biflr. acquired addltio.lonal are mlsleadbig asas Ithe Colorado Highway De- their vehicle bn a gravel lot adjacent to a t - , B a busy acreage. IncludingIng _l.S75-acrcs-0f-m0un tainInous__partment discovered:red tho past few years.------— — ...... highway whicb~wwlnd8~through the olcturK te big bomorfoi455,000.-:------T y canyon, open a wil/iro fw ce gale and walk acracro ssa "T h is b anker frieiWend of mine tried to push thiihings ' $161 m illlM projectc t tito widen 12 m iles of highw ay . ,_400:fool_su^)enslojIon bridge_aboul W _ fe e tia l L?bpve_ ,on me.^Uald Bair,.)lr,-whose formal schooling entuided - through the canyon,on, i took more than 100 a c re s of - - tbe Colorado R lv^ In th e fifth g ra dB. e .""After he let me have theI firstfl Bair’s ranch. Bairlir relented,r but not without a — Having comi^eteted that topsy-turvy travc‘verse, bunch of sheep anama land, and I done so good, tlthen fight. Pipeliiine------they face another'jr' .SOO. feet uphill climb thro >^“8^ hefiggercdl’ddogcogoodeverytime." "I hated to see thenthem take my land Just to m ake mPagBDlt ■ Tlie rojroyalties, will amount to aIt t' ‘ four additional g^tes" strategically placec 1“ For Bair, goodd Is somewhat of an understiJtate- a n-.rk on tbe hlglhighway." he said. “They're. $9 mlllloQ annually, adjustedrd ensure tbe Bair's1 4,4,000 sheep 1^11 not run astro whose land tbe pipells troy. m ent for a m an wl>who used sheer delerm lnallorIon lo pushing th e farm er:r fufurther into the background." dlKiWtUp™. }^|X 3f “We laugh whensn we see peojje Jogging for t ETSI says that job Is nation, for tbe SO-year life of IT their lu m h is m ountaintointop Into one of the larg est sh S i t:ies e and rural water systemsIS home. "You get allall tb e physical activity you r se ttle d u before dawn seven/en days a week, and havlniIng a bridge ov er the ColeColorado River leading to his tbe pipeline route, llvlngon this ranchch." Public (^position to miserly nature. property. ,1 0 th e use 01 tbe downstream states of)f I------tbe Madison water tw tiecame so In- MiMnnrJurl. Nebraska and Iowa do te sse th a t ETSI left W Ink ETSI should be allowed to w est to oelghboring S< water from Oabe until they ' Mondqy Through Saturday .8 to Inquire about w ater y i studied Its effects on the ^ f ^ N O l Reservoir, wtxldiwasi •W O P E N " 11 AM. fo 1 A.M. ^ 5iMUJn_19K!_ . E „ ,Surl River. At rccent public m e m " sharoneoiaDWARDS'HIS & HERS i to control flooding * c - i ig- along the Ig s, South Dakota officials l l HAIRSTYYUNG SALON r • EHTERTAIIWEIffHIIrWIGffTlY* Mlsaouri River. SPEOALS-Coori „ ______h a v e trieT ie d to convince the sta te s to MdThreugh Jan. I, I9B3 ^ ETSI's Odasz says, rvlng Lunch 11-5 D im, tnere are j__ beirlawsuits. SrpIi?cISi7i;iS;” ... ■ s ® " Dinner 5-11 ^ three W s you don’ttw U new lthin, ...... *5.00 i lb Dakota officials say tbelr i 1 .Eloga,ant Dining In 0 cozy #Y Wyoming - Wyomli I J i*a.tir.oo ...... ' a i . v s : , • Y our fa v o rito b o v o ro g o I save up a lot of land for the w m -ouicxa»oNf-mptAiirii»ciNo fl ; • S o lm od # s p h e re ___• . . w. w ilh lrlo n d s ...... W yoming w lils l^ am « • k - l ------^ i ^ter. tbaTcan be fata > ^ 0 0 ...------ISSlf*'*®’ «».** • nment promise of water forr -• I Soutb -Dakota last OpMiTt>»r>4aTft»,W iritikiiArAiiA*A^S 0 « M A L ^ M M i n a lormorm«rlyalThel.ondmark \ Reservoir, ulilcb Is! n e a r P ierre. PWWWW i ' . K ' (------
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______J____ y ______------^------— ------J I ( • 1 • ■ WTimesiNews^TwInFallt•alia. Idaho Sunday. Decen;ember12;i9i2'' " Prc^g>jives Si\antaCt'icoistofpgradies-~ tinos slioppitigV as He says parents who'ho w orry aboul th e m om ent 1 BY JERRY McGlNN He say s S anta com ingng toi town y e a r a fter year, ai I I I United Press Internationa.jnaJ he has for centuries. ;'n;'may be the best thing thaiiat shock when childrent didiscover the truth aboul Sani ever happened for m any«nychlldren." really shouldn’t beconconcemed. I of m yths, children h ear wh; WALLA WALLA. W ashash. — Santa Claus has beeifleiT “ The fantasy of a nl(nice Jolly person deliveringing “ With these types ol lar and understand when illl is getting a bad rap the pastist severali Christmases.. glftslsn'tsobad.'’ sayslys Rubin, associate professoiMr they’re ready to hear I nutritionists who don't likeIke of psychology. “ T h eresareworse an fantasies, right for them to know.)w. If a child w ants to believe In e hond-paiiiied 1 ...... CriUcs ranging from m / a priest or minister wants to ____ his g[rth to prof^lonalsals who contend the mythl lsis "B elief in such a posltlisltlve im age m ay smooth oul}ut S anta th e sam e w ay a r D o d ? iged- to sllghUy tarn ish - theLhe difficulties wilh the realitalitles children of this generara— believe in God for 90 to JOO years, he will do it. Thei'h e re - — unhealtliy have monQgc< relief sterling image of every,r child’sch best friend, lion will encounter, is nothing here to dodo with evidence. I t’s a bell claimed that, sure, he’s jolly,ly. “The original notionion of a patron saint (StSt. system . His detractors have clal I believe a generous, chubtlubby bul he's also, sexist, weavears outdated clothing, haslas Nicholas) rewarding' aonly good behavior hailas “And personally, I i ally associated wllh a heavyivy changed. Now childrenin receiver gifts whether thejicy person going aroundI ththe world giving gifts Is a1 nicenii the kind of nox norm olb ere more who did il. That is 01 Ipture for M om? • drinker and works the tailtails off animals and elves. have behaved or not. thing. I wish there wen ve, nicest ideas 1 can thlnkof. Each critic. It seems,I, hadhi his day. “Our system teacheses s a religious holiday o r not. II ^ ' S . " Stephen Rubin says thee criticismCl la undeserved andmd not alw ays be rew ardeded \with tangible gifts.’’ RubirjIn cdh get. W hether It's a It’s time to put all thoseose negative connotations to adds. “ Som e people work'ork hard and receive m uch irIn fine. life, and others don’t worivork and receive more. That’st's . “ People go out of thrs.. . the rules arc the sameleforeveryone." ' 1 “Ninety-Nines" becaus lup- G rav ity doesn't discriminate dl be- ^ " members that ;se men are usually very sup- number of charter me ». but when you finally findd a tween men and womenen. nor between formed the organizationin 1111929.li p o rtlvo. I J SO l o n g ? ' ns the crouD’S woman\ toti talk to and express fears:ars the young ond the yourung at heart. To a I Amelia Earhart was cha state of mind ijlj: her enthusiasm you thinknk m ay not be appropriate in a pilot, flying is as much first president. It is her audience, something pretty2tty as 11 is a form of molotion. And when , t to see." and devotion to womenlen In aviation fnal*- 0*^ yo u 'v e found 11 In youi)urself. like Irene__ hope.opc.».- - — I happens." that the Ninety-Nines ho] •a say s she thinks women don’ton’t Currln. you know thee onlT^imiti Is the u atc. so m uch from a fear of flying5 as sky. The NIncty-Nlnes now 0 a fear of falling. Pilots aarc re members worldwide - cd to be men, or so we arc led ! t ------;------belong to the R ogue Val JVC by children's books, classic They’re women of all ag 5 and old Air Force recrultlnEa^CHRISTfMAS GIFTS broken the sex barrieror to overcome. ° icirHyliigmS Igns: £ ------* Floral Arrang«gomonts, Wroofhs. men’s fears ot women that way, NJnety-Nfnes Js a imperatively. In * O rn o m o n fs, SiStockings. Mugs,. Musiisic numbers are small, comp lgroup,"shesays. pcrceTlt ol Uie cif Boxos. Windchihimos, Condlos, Afghans 1980. few er than C per Jie members do more than sit 1 ins, vD = united Stetes ' * Powtor & Brosass, Placo Mats. Soaps licensed pilots In the U 1 and lalk. They hold seminars, 'ps. r ifk o ls. Plus M uch M oro! 1 T E 1 R | 0 E P were women. 3WS. cross-country races and * Wood Toys. BofI , alone nt first." ______1^1 th in k _ ^ reel v ery a^l ilsing—activities,—and—offerffer __ *______P p o n Jlyoryd^QyJ_2-7P.M. v ______3 4-9374 .«iord,-or-u.e-i™ J;™ ^ says Laura Smith, Med rshlps and special programsim s * n # IMARY BORKOWSKI 'til 8:00. ------for'youth.ith.------^ “ W esh,share a certain kinship," Irem rlllOW BOOF ipeaklng for all ot the womer 3rW *ft. Kimbsriv C l o u d s S> t 3 V C says, spe W *M ef M axlo't
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Accio u m3ts a D rodlu c irTff I (confiFusic>n m By STEVE UPSON accounts for accaccounts with a minimumim of $2,500 Times-News writer deposited. , M ost details of the money-market accocounts lo be TWIN.FALLS-Newiw accounts to be offered bjbya» offered this weeklek are regulated, so the accoiMunts will be _ _Twln ^alla nnancial1 InstitutionsIr starting Tue:uesday similar at each;h financial: Institution. Theh e basic re* •■a Pt o X p ro m ise ronsurners mbricoriey-market Interest ratess andai a • • q u irem eh t Is a $2,$2,500 m inim um d e ^ i t . Horldwever, one' ' " ' w f f i r certain amount of confusi':uslon. important detailail wes left almost cominpletely un- .. T hey c an take comfortort lhat th eir confusion p rob•obably reg u lated , the Inte:nterest rate to be paid, • won’t malch lhe confusloislon.that area bank and sav^vings Alllnslllutlonsens a re free to pick th eir ow n formulaI for |- and loan managers havevehad t to battle. ■ following the mormoney market. Under the rregulations, ______^ ^ ------Many^iiJ-nol-know-lhf•the^iela!l8-of*the-pro^m-{n-thelr ------th ey cam id ju st-thtih is I uie Uicy jjuy cuclt Jays y r o r o f f e r a r, ■ F v . ^ .'o - . firraa-would be offering'ng until the middle of fastL week.w thal remainsins Ifixed for up to 30 days, i And Just as the Ilnlshlnhing touches were being putpu on Last week, momost inslllullons were keeeeping mum those programs, federal*al regulatorsi announced anomother aboul w hat theirlr rater Is likely to be for pco|iople opening ; .. ,. d eregulatory m ove th at wouldv allow banks a nd savlavlngs accounts this weekeek. and loans to begin offetffering another insured, momoney- One Institution.on. BenJ. Franklin Savings\S and Loan, •v. market-type account InnJan Ji u ary . said il will offer;r ata least 10 perceni Inleresl» t on money - —“ W hat w e would likee loU know Is how do you keci«cp up ------p u l Into its new accaccounts. And Il.wlll pay thalal much until r on the accounts. Ken Nunts _ YORK (UPI)-M oney markark et fund assets fell • p*®.0 week; broker-dealer funds'ids w ere down S64I million: i t s $1.77 - « billiclllon in the week ended I>Dec. 8. apparcntiy sti lutlon-only funds droppedcd $i$686 million in the week. )ut ac:coun The'drop“ln~lnstitutional-fuJ-funds-and-broker-dealer— ; ------alance during reflecting,ig consum er response to theLhe new bank money ------ByGARYKLOTT------Under regulati(lations. if your average ball nds. which Include some inslinstitutions, was attributed by the bank- mnrkel acaccounts and higher marketkel rates for instltu- . . United Press Intematlomtona/' the monlh—orarr any shorter period picked bj lo ltthe higher returns in directct markeim investments. d ro p s below $2,502,500, th e bank cannot pay ycyou any more nvestmcnt Company Instil ______NEW YORK - Thet MoneyMi M arket Deposit' Acckccount th a n th e regularlar NOW account rale of 5'/<'/< percent for ^ stitute. Washington- D onoghue’s "said som e of thelhe loss In consum er funds' iduslrv assoclallon. said the lalest-weck drop — Uic banking Indusll^ry’s version oi lhe popularirW ' iiH T ----- UiaTperlod:------_ J ______based in d ii _ S tre e t m oney m arket funfunds — m akes its debut Tuesday ug ______Ccinwlthdrawa]wals and deposits be made an ‘ left totali assea; ts a l $230.5 billion. Tlic'he ICl said the total IJgn]inks and savings and loanm aassociations on the new • . a t baiucs and savings InstInstitutions, offering Americaicansa Regulations permitpc an Unlimited numi ure-lncludedel^lnew.fundBr oncy-markeniccountsThey^ley^m-beiillowetrto-offcr ------new way lo cam highI InlInterest rates without havinving to withdrawals. DepDeposits can also be made anj flue’s Money Fund Report,'rt, Holllslon! Massii •ginning Tuesday. !rage seven-day yields rose« i;in the week to 8.34 tie up Ihelr money. Are tbe accountluntfl federally Insured? IS from 8.29 percent last week.!k. Thirty-day yields, . "T h e banks a re m aking a pleapi for money and some A sim ila r acco u n t—calcalled the Super-NOW accouj«unt - Each depositorllor Is insured up to $100,000.«. Wall Street fra ', fell lo 8.44 perccnt from 8.531.53 percent. con;m sum crs obviously have respresponded,” a spokesperson providing unlimited ch«ihecklng and transfer privile;ilcges, - money funds are not insured although th'they Invest In However [( ilegortes of funds w ere dovdown in the lorgcst saidlid. will be offered beginning.ng Jan .5 . short-term goververnment and co^rate purities that Jrop in months. General pur The average maturity ott portfoliospo held by money Here in qucstlon-and-arj-answ er form at is a discusskssionof a re generally coremnsldercd high grade and ^1 iurpose funds, which Tl y c a te r lo sm aller investors,rs, fell $447 million In mlarkel ai funds rem ained a l 399 days.da what the two accountss willw offer, their Ilmllallonsins and H ow m a ^ ddiecks can be'written1 against the Senerallyc -how they stack up agains}inst each o ther a nd a g a inSt st' Wall acco u n ts? - - S treet m oney funds. R egulations alliallow up to three per month1 ono the money What Is tbe Money Marilarket Deposit Account? account, unlimlited ite on the Super-NOW. An account which paypays market rales of intcre;rest — Dotbi^bavetoetobeblgdiecks? ^rospecttsappeair pessinmistic much higher lhan on a passbookp account — andd givesg Federal guidelidcllncs set no minimum denomination, dc depositors lhe nexibillibilily to withdraw or deposit de| but banks may.ly. Money market funds lyitypically offer amounts without penalt]ally, plus limited check wrlwriting unlimited check-jck-wrlling privileges butt often set a NEW YCYORK (UPI) - The new babank money markei ps;)sychology will probably’ do well,” Ross said, “but ““ “^ndtransferprlvilegcs:—s:------minimum ssooncirdcnomlnatiDii:------^fund-avalli amcwlll^pcndTTioro moneyleytrylnglogetTlcposllslhan ! ------WhatlstheSuper-NGWOW account? Can I also transansfer money to another accocount? billion. lh(hey can cam on the depositsIts theyli allracl." It Is sim ilar to th e momloney m arket account except!pt thut On a m oney m iarket account regulationsIS allow you to M arkei»l 1Facts, Inc., a Chicago-basbased research com- IDeclining Interest rales,5, consumer« contusion aboul It allow s unlim ited checkeck w riting p rivileges a nd ununllm* also m ak e up to llthree telephone o r aulomla a lic transfers pany, said;id th e figure would b e fa r lessles: lhan bankers had thth e new account i a n d -a minimum mi opening deposit ited tran sfers of money•y t'to your o ther bank accountunts or • a month to anotmother of ^ u r bank accouounts or lo a predicted.d. rci•equlrem enl of only $2,5000 wercwi listed by Ross as the .— —to-third-partyaccounls.— ------third*party-accoccount-for-blll-paylng—Trrransfers-aro ------AsJIlUe-lcjis^J>illlgn.oI.thc.amountunt-itauid_come_fj5m ___ j m'casons_largec_amo_unls_woulvould not be attracted lo the______How m u d i mooey IB DDM eeded? unlimited on IhcSheSuper-NOW. money mGrairns rert sallies — _ £ x g hange-tp/ radmg — — ------:------1 Dy LINDA>WERFRUV^^N W . C om expoiports w ere down l5 pcrccntit inii • U.S. grain expo) O r t s ...... UnitedFiessiSSlatemaUonal...... volum e to 4.2 million tons, and soy bean salescs overseas werc off 0 pcrcens incuiirrency ooptions no longer easee WASHING'JGTON - The Agriculture lo 2 .Gmilli(illionlons. . . c expccl it's going lo be a s e s ' D eparii.icnlnl blames "sharp declines" In a seiseparate report, the departlort- PH11J\DELPHIAA wheat-andnd corn exports for much of— r o r i f ...... - m e n tp r ccdlcled d l a continuing dccllnejeln-_ Ij Philadelphia Stoc wno.ii pottT5rd'oKpccl«j'lb“l ----- ‘T h e ab sen c layTiylKcotnlng jFlnk it's il’s going lo be a dymanic...... mucl> 03 10% to i.C'tiillion bu3^)u3hcis. Tho th e 2C perccrcent drop In th e October U .S.farmm < exports In the current fiscaseal made history Fnaa; ict,"Giordano said. U S shutu ol iri(i world wheat m S. farm products overseas, ___ 9rain year. In fUfiscal 1982. export values fellfel lhe first exchange;e In the Unlled product,' - 'toulcl d « im e 10 <6% in 1982, tr ...... )tion8 on foreign...... “ We’lle’ll—lose—money—Ihe-flrst------2.i3 binion A re p o rti ireleased by Ihe'dcpart- l-TT+ViTi 11 perccnt•nt-from the previous yearir tO"t -Slates lo trade opti )nnl year. A rocofd tiarvcot ol\ 2.1 shipments tc ” he added, "but we're pre- bustiois i;i o»pcclc(J ihis I' m en t’s Fore:ireign Agricultural Service [ o t n e $39.ibiiiioilion. currencies. y e a r,” h' lly currency In- p a re d1 for th a t.!’ ______(Biiiions'ot ouonois) — sa id b o lh-lh-Ihe-value-and-volume-of ------S b u iet U nior> n .. . . ______T h e - i n Qnonthly_ i agrlcuIluraL ouUooll o o k .^ ___ Inillally,_lhc onlj ry said economic Indicatorto rs volved will be thee British pound. ^n op 3.0 I • agriculturalal exports were far below hp hio summary option is the right to buy resulted in th for the farrarm community arc unlikel;kely Starting somellmeE InI Januoiy, op- (..cnirii ______thoserecordcrded one year earlier, iri) or sell (“put") a. fixed ‘------— In Its repoipo^, the department listed drop in expport to registerter any substantial improveove- lions contracts will11 bei available on am ountml ofi currency al a specified four Olher currencic ? ® U,S. pfoducllo*^#'^ October expo(ports at $2.9 billion. Export ,» m ent In Ihtthe coming year, :les; theCanadl. price: withinwl a certain period of volum e’ ond an dollar, the Sw:Iwjss Iranc, the 1, ^ 5 , o n ------volum e w asis 1 12.1 m illion tons, down 23 Net farrarm incomc. cash flow an< , Only the price of the option, perceni from3m th e sam e period in 1981. — U S D A reeport personal1 ddisposable incomc for farmirm- Deutsche mark andnd the Japanese jjujdd the| "premium." Is de- • “■ “Shatp'de(declin'es-ln-wheat-and-eom— ______ersjurc-alLoil expected to drop this y earca r. y en. said N icholas ( term lnIned e. by market forces.______------Id M lo rth e ^ c h a n g .shipments accounteda( for most ot the the refwrts rt! a ld . set by the Philadelphia ^ U.S. still Giordano said 42:425 ' participants, ------d eclin e In lottotal volume and value, as ' ‘The ououUook for 1983, while stll onge. the stan d ard size of one nise such current exchange-mem*e) ex(±nnff ...... prices averai;raged only slightly lower,” "■ highly un;------^ - ' E^ZTIme^ewaVTwIn Falla.ilia, Idaho Sunday. Decembmber7l2,'l^ —! :cSrBim.sinekrs - f r aidewinin>st B arnes' m ost rececently worked as H B H D avid DaD arr of the Pacific Northwe .manager of thele Burley-Rupert ■ ||H PORTLAND ' (UPI) -— The log- ' Forcst anand Range Experi mentKUlc division for the con}mpany. .. export controversy Is bibeing fueled theie Forest Service (aa anew by latest federa] flguresfig show- “ practicaically none” of the logs W Magic Valley InInteniatk)oal Inc. ing Chins and Japan areare Increasing overseas-as-w erc returned to the Unlt< ‘ h as re c e iv e d -a nnational-service - -W -,, - im ports of W e ^ C o ^ l: timber tli while • V Slates In finished1 products. ^ award from Inteitematioaal Har- 4 -• the domestic market for wood pro- Anotheiber argument against 1(‘08 vester. The TwinI 1Falls dealer for '■J ducts remains poor. ex p o rts5 hIs that the additional forei{ International true!icks w as the only As fl result, unions\ rcpresenlingn f canc drive up the domeslleslic truck dealer in Idallaho to receive (he K wood products employeesCCS arc trying p rice forjrlogs. aw ard this year, again to get state legl:eglslatures to ' .p arr,, \ while remaining neutrall i o ( n _____ , ...... p t ' ------approve—anti-exporting—ig-laws-that— loubt------Dennls-^ByinjIwgfnnlhnR-takcn----- would pass a constitutionalmal test. th a t log3g exports Influence tlmbflnffisi"exp • fronngacM eranananinmmrproifr ^ le sa le home-heatlating oil prices by then reres ^ l It to smrnier aisinoutors. from federal lands, a U.S. U district Jobs InI tthe U.S. woc^'productsf li!"* as m uch as 5 cents a gallon this week Changesig es In the b arg e p rice take lime •judge in A laska h as heldId thatI a state du stry . and ai Sen. Mark Hatfield, I in m oves th at shouldd soonJ be rcflccted to filterlter down to the retail distributor constllullon cannot restristrict foreign O rc .,rcjaded a c angrily last month whejVhen In lower consumer I'uelm bills. OJJ P rice and havehav< no Immediate Im pact on the tra d e of logs. a n assistIstant agriculture secretar; Information Servicer! reported. consumeum er. Tlie Port of Newportort signed a ■ ujiriv..o Jo h n B.. CCrowell Jr., suggested liftirfling The anticipated susurge In demand Exxon:xon has since raised its barge four-year exporting agnigreemenl in 'Log brorone' pushes O regon tlmtim ber into raft boundI f o r e x p o r t th e b an1 to K help the timber industr;stry- for hom e-healing oilII has nol m ateri- prices>s by bj 5 cents a gallon, Kloza saldr M arch th at could net th e•facility fai about H atfieldd ddism issed th e Idea as “ a ca alized so far this yyear because of "Barglarge prices tend to fluctuate'with $200,000 annually, whilee theL Port of price of $38(3&G.09 per 1,000 board feet, 20,000-member AWPPWW. of wormns.” s, abnormally warm \w eather In the Uje ;pot spot market," he said. The spot ------Astorla-ln-Juhe-sent-of-off-lts-first...... In . Seplerilember.-China,was getting.g - . Denny-Scoll,-a.rcseararch economist ....Gov. VicVh Aliyeh saw some.benefltfit Iin eastern half of the UiUnited Slates and market,«t. where petroleum products __ :-.shipment of Jogs bound for.[or.Chlna.— I ------20.1_perceiixnt-jjf-alLW est .Coast..iog„g„ _for:the IWA..sald-lhe-vuwood-products ^ expo.rts._ ------— distributors have beeisen leftJvlth rising— and-cru(crudo-oll-are-sold to-the highest— E xport of softwood log:logs from Or- exports whivhile Jap an got 68.1 percent, unions may ask thele Washington "Eachh 1 Legislature to require tllhat al least 35 bestjudgrIgmenl,” he said when asked British PetroleumI Corp.C reduced Its barommeter et of future price trends. Alaska through the firstX nlnine months America'' sand the Association ot»t 'percent of stateK)wnedi ttimber that is log exportorts are in the best Interest (of wholesale prices forr home-heatlhg1; oil of 1982 totalled 2.1 billionon boardI feet,’ wcaiem PulpPu and P aper W orkers are.e. sold be processed domeseslically. slate.le. He said durtng a recessioision, by 4 5 cents a gallon1 In1 the New York u p 30.4 percen t from thee samsi e period am ong the thi unions thal opposee ex p o rtsI ccan be helpful if they offtoffer cjiy area, Exxon U.5J.S.A. lowered Its tLooking for a Horn* of 1981. T hat representeded theI biggest exporting3 logs1< from both federal andd H e said union m embeiters hope such a w ork to loggers, truck driver prices by between 2 and 4 cents a conCom puterfor Chrlitm ai? shipm ent in several years.rs. September state lands.Js. requirement would proirovide jobs and longshoreiirem en and others whli gallon nationwide during du the week. ----- show ed a 74.9 percent incrcicreasefroma ------“ We sureJre as hell do.” sald-Farrls—Is___ h a lta drop In his unIon!s;’s membership.__allo w ing_some.companles.to_make_ g j ke_ll— and Sun (To, dropped-:d-by-upto-5 c e n t s . ------year-earlier, with a-googood a v erag e— Bryson; president...... of thee which dipped from 32.0C,000 to 25.000 on through1 ththe economic slump. in som e areas, acco:n rding to the Oil I I ____ _ Price Information Seikjrvlce newsletter • TOOK LI TO ATARI in Bricktown, N .J., tlthat tracks heal- Ing oil prices In 80 U.S,.S. cities. D iscscover c the advantages Cities Service Co:o. trim m ed Its of b u y in g y our SigruIS of retcoveryIappea i ir in forrests .wholesale home-heatlating oil by an • rARI HOME COMPUTER average of 2 to 3 c«cents across the. T H R O U G H B y ALLEN HOUSTONIN year before significantmt Im provem ents show up, ‘‘B aker and som e ofif IIthe others le d us with thele country and Getty OilDll Co. went down AMEAMERICAN EDUCATIONAL United Press IntematloittlonaJ ‘• since this is the seasonsonally slow period for the: impression lhat thingsgs arc turning around andid by 2 cents a gallon, COAflPUTER Industry, forestry Is going lo bet>e a viable Industry in thele “These reductions> aare very likely tO’ PORTLAND (U P I)-) — Western forest managersjrs At Ihe 73rd Annual1 WesternW Forestry Confer-• Northwest,” Barnett said,sa although he noted a be passed along tn> thet consumer,” „ m For I f ... have-received signalsols lhal the Industry's mostost - ence eariier. industryry (expert Miner H. Bakerr homebuilders’ economlsnlst was nol sooptimlstlc. said Tom Kloza, markrkets editor of the J||J l l d«moni1rotIonCoU d ev astatin g recessionn sisince the 1930s Is ov er andda a predicted a greater• nrecovery than generally/ The positive signs foifor the Industry include a newsletter. “These aiarc price cuts by J f \ Randal Stokar slow recovery has starteQrted. expected, although he said unem ploym ent flg-:- plunge In interest ratestes and the lowest lumber;r wholesalers to retailI cdistributors who v j k n i * AEG R*pra««nlatlv* ------..peopie-wcnrsaylngJng-we-should*have-sc5n-aJT— [ffisywminrirarimniBdiadlatclyrcflectThe-lmprove^ =— 1nventories^ln«rt973rli{ irTjy-iracK-nnO ------ATA u p tu rn by mid unlimited checking andid regulations allow, bul sosome might be orornaments, clothing, ------transfer-priprivileges oL thc Super.-NO.W_iV__ more-restrictive,. Some.e.banks.might__ __furnisnishiogs.hand.madagiftsIts If You Waiant To Earn A Highh C urrent R a te of'.. „ _ Iflthere a j ^ to lock li^In a ra te?______w llijn a ke e jthe bank's cost oi process-»• further limit wilhdrawayal, tran sfer o r ______Return.Frcrom^a-Money-Marketket-TrustBut'Are j IS. Fees, if any. -BRING-Th^SAD ------Ke^aUons forBiyaTjailionirto guar- ing the acco:counl hl^er. checkwriting privileges, FOR 10% OFF C oncernei9d About Credit Risk, antee a rate on the accountunts for longer At« thereirefees? ■ will vary. Some might;hl pay higher fsk, Now There Is th a n one m o n t h .^ ______^ ____In . the ppromotional r ads, there hasIS ra te s lo those who keep higher lon.-Sat.9a.m.-6p.m. A M oney M/I arket Fund Thai Investstn Primarily y balances. Thus, il’s necessary r lo FfFriday 9 a.m .-9 p.m :------A re tb e high ra le s beingng advertised *10 "'c:nentlon ol fees on the money ,h,_ 1 / n Sho?t=TTermlGoyerhmentlnilnstruments-Wlth~^ Ites?------m a rk e t-a3ccounl-and-probably-won:t— c c :t___ compare.-read-theJInapLpdnLcarefuliy------230JJ.I — amodlcaUon of fntureratea lestlons. bohlndInd C ircle 543-6660 T hese PrlrInclpal Advantages:s; M any banks a rc toutinglg rrates of 9(0 be at thee :start. But some bankers•s and ask your banker quei as high os-22- havo...beenen-considcring.-iees--.as-Ji...... -12' percent- wilh^some-as-1 ...... • H i g hK C u r r e n t percent for the flrsl month:Ilh In hopes of m e a n s ofif offsettingi the processing :ees a rc assessed, they would attracting customers to sigsign up right co sts. If fee; ^ • D a i lly v Dividends away. Bul the rates are guaguaranteed at «ul into thehe yield and could make the ranJ-newIU/ iutie LaLtj! m o st for a m onth — the lon{longest period acco u n ts lessIci competitive wilh moneyy ( I • Moncley im m ediately avavailable by — ------funds.-It-lt-ls-anliclpated-that-most—A-\ ------\ - / ^ Y . ■ regulations allow.------» -^"zJ'foUJ^cxcitcd-•d~ijou~muit :—; s im pply'w i riting a freer cc H ^ k vill Impose . m t h e - W hat will ra te s be like aftj s S;s . n S)Ww account. — iSeU-uihiieiI io i ijour M ■ ana,g, .-] ______• A c ,c p.ounts_opened_withI t h . a s ...... m o n th ?------] banks off^r the sanve ac> II is’too early to knowwolhcrThan < ’ / _ . l i t t l ee as $5,000 tures7k assertions by banks lhatlUhcyinlead U an be any more liberal thann ^ ^ n t l lo a\JilLfanulj! \ For moro com]m p 101 p I n (0 r mVi Hon. ______to be com pellllvc with oUiclUicr banks. In . ‘^o n e c a n I incluOin(in freoprcpro9pvclu9.wiincurr(inl # yioid. ndvisory I009>os.dis1tiBu1ior»chnrors ^^•Govornm V ont th e ir a re a and with moncloncy m arket / and Olhor ««poiwnsoe. conlncl your W ▼ M o n a y funds. Money funds have hi been PUT IT \ Edwnrd D Jonoss Ii Co noptosonlnlivc ___Ak InstrumonCs ITALLTOGETHER J Plonso rond Iho0 pt03pcclus cniuliill/ a v e ra g in g around 8.3 poreorccnt. Some I boloto mvushno 01 iO(idlno.mon<'v T r u s t I - banks Intend to tie rates to money ■ fund averages or anotherer IIndex such I TW O C as Treasury bill rates. OFFICES TO SERVE YOU)U INI TW iN FALLS______------y ~ > h o n o : 7 333 3 -4 9 2 5 How oftffl will rat«^ian|f in ^ 7 ~ Jlandlafl's Phono: 73.4-9106 Individual banks can1 clchoose any < FURNITURE?E in BUHL \ BobSolbol & Roscoo Rl Pallor G o n e S turgill ... tlme.periodup.to.a.month,h . 1It m ight to I ' 135 S hosh on o S I. N o . ______1027 BluoLakes. daily, weekly, bi-weekly onormofithly...... Ed”»7ard~D 7jjo n ss G- Co. W hich account wil! payiy thet highest V . U{"-Oeil Vl" «0'» SlK« [icr^ngf me ra te ? —T ■ —J- 5Hu'il.t>_;n,»5iO!.P(OJ»Cl*On Co-i _____ I h c —money—mai:kcL_aci-account will I B-A.-B-Y-l'A Esioblishlishod 107 f ' ~ - Hkeiy offer ahlgherylcW:ld-=T>erhaps ------—\ _ W e -w © -e x p a h dded^dnd i areThe mosl)St com plete, unique'9 ' by a fulLpercentage.poIntDlnt-or.moro.- B H H BabylandJn-tlth e AAagic- V alley—w-with-19 new -liness y ------—J- _*_Uoi.o(>2v91Ii»4j:J«) ;=^The:5uper'NOW*account-wit-wllJ-be-flub--- EW-BEGiNNINGS ------— L— purchasedat-tl-the-recent-Dallas MoA o r k e t:------— ------^ . Ar«roo*perflaliemQmoi.ril, WOI 31 doyi. Thi. ,l.ld »lll .ary a.. ject to federal reserve reqrequirements ...... HAIR DESIGN lnl»r»«r toiM cSanj* w hich a re costly to a Ban)lank. In addi- L a o s MainlAvo. a N. 73d-a060 I ■ 'I — Sunda'Jny.-DecembeM2,1982— ^Tlm«rimes-Newe, Twin Fallo. Idaho E-3— '- S y ffuiQ u i Porter" -
= S = “i e d u c t i m 82 ------Universal Press Syndicate . wcperec^^ceed - 5 percent of yourir tax merely by arrangirglng to receive. lsy< adju sted grgross Income. You only have'e the check In January.’. You m ust t)e You can shift your persoirsonal Income to axblllforyou;--— - — in c re a se yo u r 1982 sales5 tatax deduction taxable lo you In 1982. But therere RJIglbmy: Vour 198982 taxable in- by buying now. Anotheither common remains sosome room for timing. come must be at leasiist $3,000 m ore move: prepay your estinstimated state • Uyour)ur company plans on payingng th an 120 percent of the th average of income taxes. rear-end bonus, you. have a y our taxable Income frorom the preced- PI; you a yea :• Your medical expenitenses are de- special - opportunity.o • Since yourur ing four years. Calculatlate this quickly ductlble In the year paidlald. So If you companyy probably( uses the accruallal a t once — and then decld:lde on shifting. - schedule 1983 dental and ar medical method of accounting, It can deductict Important: Don’t worry ' about checkups in the immedlediate future your bonuinus this year. But If yourur m oving too much taxab:ible income Into (and pay for them in 198:1982), you can com panyy ddoesn’t authorize the bonusus 1983. Y our prirhary comincem right now boost your 1982 deductiuctions. As a to be paidId untili January, the bonus Is should be locking In thehe lowest possl- general rule, though, yoiyou can ’t cur- tax ed to yoyou a s 1983 Income. It shouldlid ble tax ab le income for•1982.' I! .... rently deduct a prepayroyment unless be simple)le to work.out an advan-in- You have plenty' f of tim e — m orc % ■ you’r e u n d e r legal obllgatgatlon to make tageous paympa ent d ate for your boniislis than a year, In, fact —— to plan your f*' -.r __ ;jtJforJnstarice,_advanceire payment for ,__with yourir ssuperior officer. _ Income and deductionss forJ^983.I In the a parent’s mc^lcai services ser In a . a stocLockholder In a closely held!ld m eantim e, yoii get thele tax benefit of I , nursing home). com panyy Ithat is paying a dividendnd y our deductions now. instead in of wait- . S P E C IA L FO R 1982:: This Tl strategy can alsoI deferdt income to 1983. Have! a ing until the spring off 19841 when you — takffl’On-speelal-ai^iflca[lcanee-ln-1982,— co rp o ratete iresolution fix paym ent onJ a - - file your-lncome tax-rareturn covering— ------i k ------S R easo n : S tarting In 1983983. you get a d a y In Jaa n n u a ry and w ait until 1983 to thenew yearori383; medical d6dtrctloir-onl:only—if—ym n^^rtirtJunn But bee on c guard: If a dividend Is Next:- Save on traviivel and enter- Car sah p ayable In D ecem ber, you.won’t defer'er talnm ent. charitable gif;lfts. sparkpl M iA l G I C V A LL L E Y I A » H O N E B 0 4)OK for sures e ( i COUPON!IS------By DENIS G.GULINO '•ijnlted I^ s s Internationaona!> iSftVEMWEV^r USE THE COUPOONS WASHINGTON - ThThe strongest Over 80 difforoiront saving coupons surge In auto purchasesc s In nearly 11 in ovory phone>no book Including: ■ years helped overall retajtallMlesJump I ^ ------— The Stylist— 2.3 percent in Novembcn ber, the best Tho Yellowlow Door------Cains leroae performance since Maylay , the Com- SlamuDaiiDjnlBT Ean SUlale DiDraperies CarUr's Cleatilns-len iherce Department saidd F riday. ThaSoniullindCo. KSN Interior:iriors-KeUhia Beotler Benina The value of retailI saless during foods allh.1 the Falr-BIne Lakes Mall Animal HoasiiDDsa Reliable Carpet &UphIphDlstea Cleaners November reached $91.!^1.9 billion In Kell's PilRiW is tm AdvaocedCad Carpet Care. RainbDW Upltolsleryf November, the departmem ent said. But winfiiiikds Ijewelry of Boise The Clip the big improvement was# as confined to automobile sales, hcaviljvily Influenced OK MEANS BUSINESS” YE HiIO . by fa c to ry incentives. “THE PHONE BOOK ES A uto sa le s Jum ped I0.(lO.C percent to BoxX ;804, Twin Falls 7^ 3 3 4 -2 6 3 7 $17.75 billion, the sharpcrpest Improve- __ j n e n t sin ce a 20 percentent Increase in •January 1971. If your d n i sis iwer is no, ]you'll be in1ntefested ’ Auto sales in Novemtimber were 22 ----- percent-aheadof-theKleprepressed-levels— ------jw eT srto^hd t o n s ^ t o o r ; ------a y e a r e a rlie r. But saleses thave been so 1—1ifl^lrencm sA i lesre-qoe^t’rt — ^poorthateventholatest^ir>t-lmprovement— ------mANBECI did not bring sales near>ar to w hat th e ISTsjARE HAPPY TO ANVNNOUNCE THATTTHEIR industry would consider>r aadequate in a YBS MO non-recession year. A department analystyst said tt ap- ^PROFESSIONAL HMASSAGE SERVIIICES A re your moloney m arket funds investeifed , peared auto company Incentives Iw de , A R E N O W AWAILABLEATTHE V signed to move leftovere r 1982 models in th e AAagic: \V alley? _ — wgnr-cspecially-effectiv;tive-and-that H i sales for 1983 cars werere ImprovedI as liljWGIHALLEYfMASSAG?DlitlNIC- — w ell. i n y W ithout the influentlence of the ------4 4 0 BLUE: LAKESL BLVD. N. ’ Can you m alake cash witheidraw als at an' -all retail sales TwinI F(Falls, Idaho automobile sales overall tim e w itlioutit an in terest pee n a l t y ? would have gone up onlyly 00.5 percent In FOR APPOINTMENT'IT ORI INFORMATION CALILL November, the departmement reported, the kind of anemic perforrformance typi-...... 543-8324*l6rr33-2768B ------cai of several previous memonths. ^ J u t 1^ . MARK AND SUSANI WILLW ALSO CONTINUIUETO W ill your fuiund be establ>lished w ithou Sales in Octobcr werere tup a revised BE AVAILABLE.E FORI MASSAGE AT :harged any fees e s ? ...... - 0.6 percent and 0.9 pcrcwrcent In Sep- your being ch te m b e r. - General merchandise« sisto res did not MIRACLEHHOT SPRINGS ^ arc In the automotlv(tive surge, in- BUHLHL, ID A H O Do you havere convenient n n ? - L J l _ l Clothing stores werere upi 1.55 per- ^■i_ : I M nt. ____l.Food .stores-saw_salesJes-up.Q.T.per.:______—A s-df—Djecerr.mhpr 14, 198'i2 ■ First Federerol's answer _ cent. GIFTSUGISGESTION: t o t h e bove questionsIS will be YES.S. Call us to All figures were a:M C A plays i « ■ AVAILABLE IN M(MOST , 5 S anta ; SIZESANDWI01lOTHS, , iwith E i T v ’ si ca i d ...... —...... “'Hod Wi'ntingGilT' ...... , ...... V 6 6 t h ll "V CurtilicaV:alos aro ’ NEW YORK (UPI)I) - E.T.. the ] 077 ^ Av.iilnblollo. < r • jnost popular extra terrerre strla l In the I ___Iworld. has played5nnta.ila.Clausso^ell__ , ______:lo MCA that the entertairtalnmeht com- : p a n y is going lo play SarSanta Itself with — in c re a se d paym ents tosJioshareholders ,-'—^ -■------RE-DT^wiS^~- SPORTBOOTS 1 ^ — ! # I C “ ------■' MCA. ow ner of UnlveiIversal Pictures | ‘s h o e s :that produced the recoi2cord box-office movie "E.T. - Extrara Terrestrial." | ft - ann o u n ced Tuesday It waswo declaring a ' 1 hiking Ils dlvl- ] R e d ! • 2 -for-l stock split and hi U^ngs > d en d 'p ay o u t to 44 c e nIts ts .a share from ' .137'/j cents on Jan. 12 to3 stockholdersst| of _ ' Barank Cords & Chargo - - o Locations < ______j D E R ^^ I ------( ------^FEE : re c o rd E)ec. 22. , Accounts-W elcomo ------— r-Th-esiwk^piifwnrbCTDCTjrrcctivcJan:— < wntown and < -17 for shareholders of recordrec Dec. 22. |h | h iwood ;t Federaal Savinggs * ! First —fN ow you knnn o f T w i r l F aIlls l l ; ' By United Press Internatnational | q Op'en-Men;-Frir— ; j A fetus grows fastestest in the three TII 9 p.m. ------H o m o Omce: '233 2indSt. n d N“ Twln'FaIlsI 3 9 1 'S a d d le R:oad, o a i Ketchum - months before birth. If ai child main- ( . u Blue Lakes Blvd. N.,T..Twin Falls - ’ 701.7!h St.. Rup'lupert ester birth rate,- A ------Jntll Christmas...... -r-'talriod th e third trimesti _JDverlandShopplno-Ci1 Qflnter, Burley - • 123 North Broad5adway,.Buhl_^;_:_...... rnirreenairby-tg^y^ i p Q ^ ! : -he would be more than i v a g e lO . . ■ ■ 'I. ------E-4Tlfnes-New8.TwinFalIs..ll8,Jdaho___ SundavrOecemlynber 12.1982______
— ptning--- Expearts g{ l u m aaboult farnn eed>homly outdook whose ecotumtcicTicalUrls IK tied to tlKrfortunes—— — By JAM ES WORSHAM A h d Ft said s that ft was liard to p r'^ctwhal ^ iracieconcessessions from Japan and the }nthose_ of the farm econoninomy. ■ ■■ ------th e fncon3me picture for farmers willlli Ibe in 1983,.. E u ro p e a nEconomic E o Conununlty.to open ' OilcsgoTrlbune Particularlyharhard Hit h as been th e farm 1 balance there Is little basisIs forf much m ark ets upp mm o re for U.S. food exports. j c b u t“ o n b ilness. According to the WASHINGTON-The! expertsex have lighted Analysis Improvei'em en t.” However, TraT racy said, tbe long-term outlctiook implement buslnes ______Chicago-based FaiFarm and Industrie...... a few candles for the nation;ion’s farm economy, ______. N et fara rm incom e figures are a stIcrtlcky forU.S.'farmrm products overseas la good..i id - - E quipm ent Instltuiti'tute, sales of tractors for the- : b u t th ey a r e generally holdloldlngtopredictions— - ...... su b je c farattheAgricullure'Depaiimfjnetit, and ^1)ecause workorid pt^ulatlon Is growing and nand firstlOmonthsofl; of 1982 w ere 25 percent below that U.S. agriculture faces^ ianother daiic year: hasas spread beyond the farm to0 equipmente< and thedepailartment drew fire from congingresslonal economic developmentdev is fostering.dema ' th e sa m e period(iin in l9 8 t. In 1983, they said, fan nners er will still face low sup]upply firm s and the financialll s>system. critics th is y e a r for waiting ux^ll SepS^t. Ilo • for more andnd betterI foods, nancial front. Ronald Meekhollofof EmmettBarker,•ker, the Institute’s president, prices, high costs and intenterestratesanda T Tl h e m eeting of Agriculture{Department De issue anyny kind of estim ate fpc^983..2, On the final even when recovery does come and agribusiness - Ahalttsald, s however, th a^ i^ li, foifood prices thedepartmement’s Economic Research ScService predicted that evci stagnant market for whatat bash been forecast as offle$e $19 billion th is year, whichI wowould be the percentt i1 n 1983.- . , plant their• cncrops, then pay it back with th e Will b e much more Income year for many farm ubt. do considerable shopping______^riculture forecast firstirst time since the Depressionin tlth e figure has Theex]•xport situation Is gnro.-Afletrter adecade— autiunn recei ______and will.-no doubt. a U.S. D epiirtm entof Agric maximum advantage of price • ' delivered to the departmenlent’s annual Outlook decleclli^ed three years In a row.. AAr ndUie durlngww : hich U.S. farm expcirts tripripled, sales Meekhofaljt also said ttuit there will be menore around to take ma told the conference, depie p a rtm e n t is m ak ln g n o 19833 foiforecast. of U.S. fafarm products toother countintries fa rm loan foriforeclosures and bankruptciese sin discounts, "h e told conference. more farmers will lease B ut J. D awson Ahalt, ass!assistant secretary for •A •/ g ricultural exports, vrtilch± thisyearU fell declined!d lastjear'ftnd are expecteded to fall • 1983, and dell)iellnquencles onloan payment:nts will He also said moi her than buy It. economics, said that, whilelile farmers face fort>r the first tim e in a decade, arearc expected u) again ininl983. be up. He sakiald ttiat nearly one-third of all[ill equipment rather' ;t economic crisis declecline again In 1983. T hat m eancans continued . AlanTT. Tracy, deputy undersecreiretaryfor farmers arere rnow borrowing the most the;leycan Alan R. Tubbs,bs, presidentf of the First anothor yeor of the worst e< tank in DeWltt, Iowa, told the srs wiil see only low>w prices for fa rm e rs \v1io haveave lots of IntematiItional affairs, siad that farmrmexports withthelreqtequity and that more and mon)re Central State Banl sin ce th e 1930s, consum ers ’ It In the future bankers and m o d est increases In foodi cocosts. sununilus grain on hand In storageage bins. will be lolow er in 1983 becausc of poorjoreconomic farmerswlll-111 findI they can 't get any mor<)re conference that In e also heard •Interest •! rates and supply cosicosts, which have conditlorons in other countries at a timetin when . financing in 1983.1 other lenders willvlll 1require farmers to have. The annual conference al r marketing thelrproducts. so predictions of some fundairJamental changes In beeieen eating away at farmers’’ prprices In recent th e U.S.!. (dollar has strengthened. ThThe result Also at thehe conference,< there was somene' better plans for nu 'c to accept whatever the U.S. agribusiness when the fanning sector yeaiears, will moderate some, butut vwill still be h a s beenin a weakened demand in theJie market. ‘ concern forir theU agribulness economy—t- t h e th eyw on’th av eto s when the crops are ready. pulls out of the current ecorXMnomic crisis, which hIgh W in 1983. In addiidltlon. U.S. otflclals have yclyet to g e t $45 billion equipmenteqi and supply buslnescss market price Is wl CiSine>se mo'►ve to W/ardiin: ( nits . on bu’iyingg<[ o o d s ^Jversea __-w Sl(in ------' ByUNDAWERFELM/San of “impoiport subslilUll6rt." Iti WMIll'nrcn about O.G percent a yeyear since the m id UnUed Press Intematior.'onal -more ancsnd more grain Is being inim - 1950s. LiusaJd. p orted In (order to permit reductionsnsin i “As recenUy as l1077, aggregate B WASHINGTON - Ch:hlna’s Imports the imporw rts of other farm products.s. produclion ot majorir crops on a per fl of U.S. agricultural products p have “The ! I larger grain Imports free fre capita basis was no higherhi than It had ■ grown considerably inn recent years, domesllcjlically procured grain for fc been during the midlid-fltties, despite ■ but the Chinese aree still moving transfer:r tito areas which are expandIn'ding rapid growth of modellem Inputs such as ■ toward a policy ot limmiled overseas cash croprop production," Liu said,. ad- ai irrigation and fertilizliz^r supplies and ■ ------purchases— of— farm-n— goods.—an —dlng-thatiat_thc.grainJmports.are.cpi.cpni._extenslve ___InlroducIictlon of new rnafR etingTreceiij i p t s “ ” ^ OrS7“farm m Agrlculture Departmentsnt ex p ert says, sld ered1 a necessary ccst ot reduciricing varieties of majorr crops such as T 10 percent satesIS (expectations vs. realla llty Chinese grain importsrts this year are Imporlsosof other agricultural goods,is. wheat ond rice," he scsaid. H million metric "China'na's foreign trade policy,, de- di “For the last several ; years, • ^ In b'iNom of dollars expected to total 16 n TlicX cariTerm an.' tons — m ore than doubjble the level of spite the'le cutback ot im ports of Induidus- therefore. China ha:las been playing ' JI ;substantial gains I l23MBlnAvo.EastTwlnPalTs1 ' P t c j^ I five years ago, the depaim rtm ent says. tria l goocoods during the current reairead- catch-up — making s yW tJSSiomth- Charles Liu of thee department’s Justmentmt period, appears aimed';!d' a t by utilizing surplus piproduction capac- dent and wasteful n Economic Research1 Service al- limitingg ^w th of agriculturalI Im-ir ily created by Inefflch ------140 ^ N o M : A o'annuriie< 'i10 pweem Inenew over e » - atural Revolution Trpa5fcBwMyiionIy on
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By LINDA WERFELMAi>IAN have tallerlen. condition lo buy soonon In order to purchaseases of .equipment "in a total tol s lhat might be business}ss declslon-jnaking process United Press Internationaonal Som e fa:farmers have put ott buyingng benefit from discounts L Q A ^ A - S -V Y S = T E M S ------new -farmm-machlneiy-for- - 60-long;-he- ers-wlth-heavy— also arere morelikelyi lobliy. RSL ...... -WASHINGTON------A^ s-the-farm — added r4hahpt nny In rntTimtvtl.J1-- inventories.______"T hisIs will lead to a more consloistanl ^nom y has skidded1 downwarddi in ty p ricess couldc prom pt them to investJst Those discounts, Bariirker said, "wiil upgradirding of Qie agrlcultuiItural ------'• rccent years, so has5 Uthe financial inneweququipm ent. disappear as dealer anI>- ab o u t." Farm and Industrial EqEquipment In- ping arciround lo take maximumim He added that aan Increasing Since:e (U.S. agriculture Is .dependcndent • stitute. says his organlzaUzatfon expects advantageIge of price discounts andnd n u m b e r ot highly skillsHied farm man- on madachines. sales are certainlin to 'J ^ a d u a l Increases InI ppurchases of Interest paymenlpa waivers." hesaid. acers, who considercr trades and Improve.ve. he said. also will be far more likely »or| . farm machinery, probabljably beginning They ali Jly ______rio wilhin the next few monthnlhs. than theyey have been In the past tolo In remarks to the AgrAgriculture De- lease majca jo r pieces of tarm machinery HEALTH NEW S. .partm ent’s annual Agrlc;rlcultural Out- rather thaihanbuy, Barkersaid. I. Early PainfulI : j P look C onference, Barkiirker said he He alsoso noted th a l bankers llitoly)ly I; - e x p e c ts th e u p tu m ln busbusiness partly..—wilL advisvise farmer-cllents_who. are. .„Dr..AnthP-OyLSS ir u c e k li^^JWarnlng:- su because Inflation-andI ininterest rates already In Ir relatively good financialial Doclor oi Qiiropoproctic ^ ‘ f c ^ N o w ^ t ltil l Christmas— — ALL.MAJOR M / BRANDS “Morning After” TONYLJY LAMA, JUSTIN,. V NOCOiCONA. LARAMIE y r 300 HIAlAD DAIRY L \ __Baci(aclie_e___ ; ^______------^------ATID-ND'MOSTOTHERS:------“ T } ----— 'D IS P l P B H S A 1 . ~ “ T — B ALtflOlms - A 1 IC 1ITION ^ ; REDUCEDI . . AtLoast Iw / r L o catadi 4 m ll«« w « s t o f Banic C orr3rn«r Joromo, Idaho ------DAY;DECEMBE(ER 1 3 , - 1 9 8 2 — P^MOND — J— k_SELEIECT-GROUP-BOOT^ lm» 10:00 o.m, . lun C h u ck w ag o n 1^ SaloT lm « Poople spond countn tle ss hours plonning o vocolioiIllon trip or shopplnfl lor o new give lillle or no ihoughi lo anan iImportont one-third ol iheir 2 0 0 M IN COW S t'ult of cloihoi. yoi gl' »HIA D HOLSTIIN lives •tieep. 6 0 iio a d fro mn S months pregnant to (rqfrpshon by solo dato If you wokp up withith o stiff neck ovory morning,3. oor your bock has thol "morn- j REDUCED) UpToSO/ ' 150 H bdd m ilking nowo w ' " ing oflof” fobllf'o whohon tho olorm gooi oil. It's'Umomo to takeo good look ot your-uf-'V...... O ' ' This hord consiststs ofc 2nd, 3rd and 4th coiflif c< o w s a n d o ro o f goo d sleeping hoblls. Start with youf monottross. ll should never beI oiexlro'soft or extro-hard. |ust % w quality typo, flosh'>shy, a n d in m ilking condndition. • Brod to good _ __ tlfm nnmigh tn ^irpporiOU.yourjtf,oiflhLffX.onljL5ilfiflhiJ9L*h'>, »pjipino_ond .bock muscles comprnprosses the vilol orgons and ’ A Bill V orln.------;------. incfOQSo* iw oybock. ^ _ 3 -eUCED Eouoliy bod for swiwoyBacV is sleeping flol ont ytyour bock. However, piocing You m ay in sp o ct:t flthoso cows, milking timimo. 2 o.nri. ond 2 p.m. kneos while sleeping on yourur bock1 Is on excellont woy lo •o pillow under lhe kr J Mako Thifiis A W ostorn Christn- Como ond buy youfoi. "Slighily" is Iho key w ord hot at a 30 to 45 degree>0 ongTo, noi doubled up inlolo itho stomach as If you werero A M ost Coir'inploto W ostorn Store.>ro.' Ir I V j DAIAIRY FARM FORBSAU ready lo do a tom ersosoull. When sleeping onn ih o side, it is im portant lo10 iuse o floxible pillow which INOT AT AUCTICION holds Ihe head andI nneck in a normol poiltlon, nonot on over-siuffed one which KLat0i;nd_-jD0ublo 8 horrirrinqbono born ♦ Ampio tends lo push Ihem to10 ono side. ------52_acccsJmgalfidj ir-or-lwe-befofo-gologjo-bed— corrqis lor 200 hoc^load of doiry cows - DomimosHc woll, North Swo ------:— YoinhoXJtd-bo0lnT3i“propoT’tng'fot“»leop-<»n-hour-« Reading or wolchingg ttelevision ore excellent waysjys lo relox, A ielsuroiy bolh or con wotor • Withith or without Soqupisi < doubio wldo mobilo llghi snock. su c h as ww( orm mltk, con otio help youI to relax. h o m o • F or m o ro' informationinl coil ouOionotlo o rs o r o w n e r. _ Those few hints shohould help you g e l o good nlghiIght's sleep, lo be oble lo woke up "lit .os a fiddle"" irothor llion suffering fromTl "morning after" back oche. ' Termii CASH « However, should lhatot sitfl neck or sore bock perslirslst, coll your Doclor of Chlro- proclie. Owner: VAA N Z A N T EI rn d i a r y ^ o u r problem moyy bek moro serious ihon [ust pooroortreeplnghobHs. f r ~ ;k i ^ r s . ______SALE MANAGED BY MESSERSMtTH AUCTION SERVIRVICE, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO fa/viei osl prom ising routeute ' Knlgfit^ldderNewspapersera ‘ dramatrcr grsin~head8~aitd~tnbred“d'dlsease-re-—to-boosting ing productk)n,-B rlggle saldr------' slslance, are maldng upilnyleldswhal li Is lo maklake wide crosses between 1970. farm ers In th e SUn- With on national avers'erage wheat _ I they lack In stature. vrtieal andnd wild grasses, which are yield a t about 3S bushelsIs i an a cre In ile had harvested 300 m illion ancestors-s nly twice, in 1953 and 19G9. • But. according to a government |p M i^ blUion bushels, m any growtowere believe ng th e 1970s the K ansas‘ researcher, the nation's's wheat grow- F they are really hilling their;elr stride------h a rv e s t HitIII 300 million bushels nine■ crs are far from reachlnling their peak 1 ------outoflO-ycjyears:. and: three out.of-the— '>_LU.S,_agrJcult■IturaL exports^!c o th e ...... •Peoples’ Re|lepublic of Chirina ' In Ihousunds ol dollars3 ' ■ ■ Hav€e Fun ShW/m / /i / i-/•-•/- , / —^----- 600.000 ~ ■ I d a h o ^ ' . / / 500.000 m r ------. c ^O C>D IINO f^ 'L ______<>00,000
/ • 300,000 TOO!^'L . '■ % ____ " i f i I ^ A ______200,000 ______100.000 — ^SALE NOW'TIL CHRISRISTMAS ______0 ! . Whoat Cornn SSoytMons Colton «Pc.SOCKETlEt , Ch<«oo Gtaty^c. Soutooutco U S Oo(unm«ni ol Ag>predicted that if China con- In some areas, increasettsed efficiency tln u cs Its flexibility on farming • JEROME WM would help achieve thoshose improve- policies, crcrop yields should continue • BURLEY H f®LC ments, Liu said. lo rise. Inn t]that case, Liu said, Chinese' • eOODfflC BUlUILDING MATERIALS C “For example, chemicclical fertilizers agriculturajral imports are likely toi- | _ ____firp^-flllen us^d—w steistefullv. and tncrensgonj nlyerndually------S^ C E N T E R S - I % Christmni^s M C h r i s ttm as G ift Ic Dispos;?al well cdosing I d e a s 1 ^ jy - A I I Fireolaaces------First to be ailired in Riupert__ W And stAlert------RUPERT - A studyy bby the state standardsIs require water entering an f Accessoriies Department of Water Re;Resources has aquifer lo mi eet the sta te 's stan d ard s p - Ike & Fire - m — rewmmendcd closing aa"lhTnI"orthc— i fordrinklni ------Detl Irrigation disposal wellss\isedbylheA \i! To meetH!l the stmidards, the Water and B Irrigation District.;t. Resourceses Department study has > O F F jtector----- m— • L arge Gr3 r o u p ™ That study will be dls A L E U water to escape into0 theI aquifer $l millionan and $4 million, the studyJy \ Fireplacices below. sa y s. But;ut farmers might actually 0 % O F F 'rom the measures, which:h / M y . ! V V....■ Studies show th e w atercr ientering the profit froi \ \ p S e p a r al te i e s GratesIS ■| 9 ’ S # wells is polluted with1 a variety of would redijduce maintenance costs and agricultural chemicals.Is. But state hclpralse<» crop yields.. \ \ “COUILLEGETOWN”
0 % O F F HURRY,.SALE ENDS DEC Bylaws v<;ote set W .- 9 3 4 -4 4 6 2 ------company's bylaws to allallow the five companyy ioffice In Twin Falls, from“ AUTOLC.OADiS BUILT-IN 5 p.m.-Wedncsday.------— dirdctors-to-be-chosen-tir*to~represent--- noon to 6p, A U td WtflNDISBUItTlN I - “ EVERYrTHINGISON a n d n o w □nica FS- rs A iT " ...... r - - _ 1 CHRIM S T M A S S P•ECIAL j M ATITHE WARDROt . Absol>lutely EverythiDBE! 1 System Pri'rices Start At ^* a ,T 3 8 A greot Comoro voluo gnls In AdcIdition To The hW in g ! W Movlos-LivoIvo S p o rts . 24 H r. N o w s --24 2 Hr. W oathor Built-In outolood ond Culturalal-Heoltii-RoUgious-Pul: • »ublic A ffairs outowind. ‘ S plecial . Values..AAcny ^ Pluioulomallcoxposoroond ( ra m m in g ' - -Chlldilldron’s ond Family Progra shullorpriorlty. And now llll January 31 «t. W e’l/II G ive You A -got a .- - O n ALL^-Of-Your PureCOUNT IM • Exc«II»n» PIcto:tor®Qoollty • Sit* tu rv o y * aatyourrsquast t ,ch W e Do It I All For Yoirc h a s e s . v o ila b i* M- C am era & Watct • Financing Avol Repairing - S anta) OOffer Ends Decou (and iW — Terms - 90 Days e c . 1 4 th %mi Sam e As Cash ■ I -I M l - ^ ...... 1RIVER^----- 446 Moin St.; ^ SiVATELLITE Gooding, Idahc WA RDR< 15 KIm borly Rd. [ 9 9 4 r4 1 7 2 . DEPP A R T M E N T : J O B E t Tw in Falls, ID f r t l a n ’i :----- L ------— —TQVER. ■STORE, ^ . *1 60CHANr\NNELS -734=1:400 ' ' ^ “ ■njoy it to d a y —”- months to pay’! UMoln 934.8611 M.To5PJlA.Mofi.-Ffl. ! - - , Coll lolof,SQtufdoy,__ r! ^ w iS .fvv«(h«V;oodRlv*rVatl*y, * i rainimonii..:.. /s„nUyBcf BQiln oniTMaflte V olliy.'' - ~ ' \
...... ______. .v ______K- l8. Idaho.__ Sunday. Decembtnber12.,10e2______— E-6 TfmOB-New#. Twin Falls. I "n Swift seti to exx p a q d Z ------^ Iowa FpaGking{p ] l a i i t S j ■ '•-''rJvS CHICAGO (UPI)I) - Swift In- headI aai n d tbe payroll to about 650 i- ...... dependent Packing; Co.C plans a $10.5 people.- _ m illion expansion ofif IIts beef and pork F aciliidillles to be added at Des Moines I operations in lowad1 includeIde refrigerated boxed beef l_ i_ The woric w ill rer^vale and In- storage,Ige, a carcass chill cooler and-a I crease production ca{apa^Ilyara'boxed—hide-pn -processing-arearTbe-rendering— I beef plant in Des Moklolnea and a p o rk —sy steam m will be complelely renovated, I plant al Marshalltovown. Construction Anewolw office also will be provided...... I win begin ImmediateItely and conclude At MMt arshalltow n, construcllon vrtll I by next October. double>lc present refrigerated holding I ''TTiese expanslolion and mod- capacit]icity and expand the sewage I , emizallon moves reflect rt our com- system.em. ■ ' mltmenl to remain1 ia major partici- ■oduction a t the pork p lan t will I pan t in the a g rlcultur ea se 25 percent lo a n annual rate * I th e s ta le of Iow a." J t n o re than 1,350,000 head. It Is ^ president an d chief■cxca,tlveoracer. e nated the pork plant also will said. ease Its work force by about 40 Copeland said aboio u t $7 million will )le, to a total of nearly 290. I be Invested at Dcs-Moinc3 beef benefits‘fits of- added - size - and -assure ------plant lu January, 191981, and Initially efflcienilent operating conditions in all planned to process 30(300,000 head a y e a r a re ais. s, • ■■ H >■ wlthaworkforceoftf aboulI 500 p e o p le .-.. Swift-/ift-ls.the nation’s second largest.:... . The current expansitsion will bring an- freshrt m eats business wllh interests iri uiir*K«o ° nuar capacity tp m_erate a ttem p t to0 - ick has been "oo tbe road” highway In AiBlnilla'B Au Now SouOi Wales Wi one of tbe worst andBDd m ost protracted droughtsits feed them. Tbls flock *‘ouU>aclc'’ countuntiy, about tbe only poBtur;urage In tbe natkm’s histjlstory and are driving tbelid r ■ for more than live moinonths. w ^ i i iW R ItS ^
Trade w ar uwould hit fa mmers hardestt __ . “ LOCALLy SftCi p w w V Grazzing ssetup SPOKAiNE ( U P D - 1The chairman Include2 somes of Washington's whe of the Washington Wheaeat Commission producer:ers, who annually export 90 p I LIVIam CHRISTMms TREES = says agriculture wouldId likely suffer cent oftheir th 140 million bushels. * th e m ost In tho event offa a trade war. Detfenlenbaugh said the hiaieE E C 5l_ L - j ------J-O ^ ■“ —“Dick “ Delienuaugn .. loid the danger,r. however,r "would be whetheth er - . /J-M ------Washington Assoclaliolion ot Wheat th e Unitelited States backs off fromm ItsI I n4©w Growers trade war vvictims would free-lradiadepollcles." S H O P ntate- INDOOR', [ OPEN-- I R S I " By MARY BETH FRANKI'JKLIN ta l' stewwardship a program which:h m o n y United Press International}nal allows moinore than 20,000 Individuals and corpoiporations that hold grazing W f ■ i i * * 7WAU 5 f lTr l u R o f l y ^ S 733-27/7 I ^ W ASHINGTON - More Mo than a permits to receive up to a 50 percentIt quarter of the nation'ss ssheep and 4 credit offf their annual grazing fees for S HOURS: ------percentoM ts-beefcalUettie depend on— making rarrange Improvements.— — lDOJSOiy_flV£.£flST public grazing land forrail al or part of But both3th the Interior Department,it. their yearly forage, amand a recent which ovciversees the bureau, and the government report callsalls that land Agrlcultunure Department, which± ii “ unsatisfactory.^' shares rangeland rai management re- The General Accountingting Office, the sponsibilitillties, responded lhat It wouldId I I ■ J j i Investigative arm of CoiCongress, has belnapprojiroprlate to expand the exper- stewardship program's fee AMO'S UIH6BST S£L recom m ended sev eral Improvementsim] imental si ^ ! i 1 - g ^ to boost rangeland productluctlvlty. - Incentive0 becauseb they did nol wont toto gE"X jjl^ ^ I • Idailo g ro w'n n In 1976, C ongress changtingedthedlrec- separate‘ this segment from the 1C ' s Dclimalo 3fc tlon In the government'sIt's land man- overall exp•xperlmental program. n S S S f f ^ inourtdohoc •Planlotlort rair a i s e d ^ agement policy from an essentially The GACAO retorted that during the fo r b o a u tlfuj 1 l! s h a p e s of inveslment- last fourr years,’ little progress has custodial role to one of •Sovofoi Vorlorlo tlo s ^ 5 ide-to,tesLthe.programl.s_fM_ 1 A ” ------conscious landlord------been-nm de ------IncludlngScok o tc h p In e rO o u g la s-----« inguage of the Incentives)B segm ent. In the legislative langi fir, Bluo spruAY I To improve the rang,mgeland's un- gram’s fee Incentive segment to pro- • aatlsfflctory condition., Congress O set vide timemelv range Improvments. a sid e 50 p crccnt of thelie grazing , fee especially!ly since other fundlngsourcest - i — 1-p)TlTI^-tO 5 I receipts to be used for• onon-the-ground a r e declinliinlng." ------rang(TTehBbilltailonrproprotectloipand TheGAt)A0Til5(rBUggcsled'that‘lnleri»~ improvements, including:ng seeding and or Secreta2tary James Watt ask Con-n- A s reseeding, fence constru)Iructlon. weed gress forr caction on three alternative''C 1 ------control,_wiit£r_developmeimenUmdJIsh __ sources fofor funding an accelcrated^d ____^ g m i and wildlife habitat enhanilancement. range Impriprovem enl program , such a s But the GAO noted-li1 .In Its latest providingg I for an Jnterim Increase in re p o rt th a t In fiscal 1982.:32, there w as a g razin g fees, fe< appropriating speciallyly ■ $ ...... 210 2nd Ave. Sot3uth ^ $34.7 million backlog of range Im- funds alreIready authorized for range p ro v em en t p rojects andd aia n estim ated lm provemments. ( and allowing theie $148 m illion of addition!ional Improve- b u re a u to:o uset a higher percentage of ments-needed to-make:e tthc-natlon's- grazing f&fees-for-maklng range im-n- _ __ public rangelands as pnproductive as provementm ts. B | - - — - ■— C urrentl:Itly. the bureau can use only possible^ ___ If range improvementent .flpproprla- 50 percent*nt of grazing fee collections or tions continued at theiie fiscal. 1981 $10million,on. whichever was greater, to funding level of $8 m llllalllorl. the GAO fund range:igeland projects. said it could take the Bunbureau of I.,and However/er. the GAO conceded thal ils Management more thanan 20 years to suggestionon for, larger appropriations■ = ' 1 TAKE A LimiilEBIT Install the nearly $IB3183 million In and usingng a higher percentage of n 1 needed improvements. grazing fe're^T im ^-Ne^s ^ sul> ■ ' t h e z i _ I f W ' S s c r i b e?r i now receivini n g h o m e .L TRANSFER GIFT I sprecCE CAAAPIfSNGGEAR ^ d e l i v e- i r y . . . W E W I L L \ g v\W ith E very Col<> lem an I Y O U SSUBSCRIPTION N TO MAIL ■ MENAGERIE J _____ ( y s t e m _ ^ B _ H a n d s eend it to your w i n t e r ______Juality'Merchan'dls'ii S 'e b y ------j — H eat Pump-Sy! a d d r e; ! s s . Local Artisans. ^ purchasecsd © o7ordere(? d ’ l l ' AAAILJSUBSCRIPTION • N S M U S T B E p g d u r i n g ■ i P A I D IIIN ADVANCE: oat the T im es- ,,,, D e c e m b e i a n d H | ^ ^ H N e w si IO ffice 132 3rdrd St. West v ^ installed T w i n Falls, F Idaho ■ _____ g.before Melarch-1— I further inform^motion, Coll ) I d 6 n l o u d e i •I ^ M r i j M M m : ------— 3 02 2ND2 AVE SOUTH .TVTW IN F A U S ic'Vatl^S^ GIRCeULATIONDEPEPARTMENT: 7 3 3 - 1 3 7 8 C O M F O A T CCr o M r A ^ y f " ^ Hour*: 9-6. C letod Sun'doyi V I : “o-H 9 3 1 j _
-i-,------—— ------^ Sunday,, CDecembar.l2^iaa2_TrmBhrliBhrNBW8,.TwIn Falla,Idaho E-7— — ------^------]" ■ c U.S. sugar producltiiIng areas ■ 4t2 Minidokka ------. ■ Sugsr C«IM distriets S(jet , . / ' • ^ director v<^ote : ^ j S h e r ^wood - R U P E R T - TWO Mlnido!loka County ■ \ . n \ / /■ Irrig atio n districts will hold3ld dections S i n / "toihelrboardsTjfrllrectDrelsTuesday. ------00050_ _SiiresQiinnds goad!___ Voters In the Minidokaa Irrigation r:-^ ^ J L I i * 7 ^ ^ /. D istrict will chose a directo:tor from the If _ I • /ssjpcrrar’ • j — j r . Q H H | i | I R a t ea d d A t B e s t B u y ' d ls tr id ’s Division 2. W:W illiam ■ C. Nldiols, a 12-year board member,'Is-rr R e gliilar i i l Pjice For being challenged by Ross3 Newcomb r a i ■ tai System At for the three-year term. * 1 , 0 0 0 ° “ In the A and B InigaUo;Jon District. incumin bent director Joe Floilood is being o w O N L Y dchallenged by Ron Crane} Ini Division ______I 2. In Division S, incumber•ent director WayneW Watson has beenI challenged< . ■ • b’byRexCrane. — TTie tw o challengeraintJ:the-A and-B ------^ 9 ^ 0 district filed Uielr petition)ns for dec- rSuganpnrice riisc -tion on-the-flnal-day-that-it-such-petl ------^------rstom Includes: 199^ tio n s could be filed. li ' so w att RMS integrotod omplKI'iOor. High tochnology deiignI .• loododlo with leoturo* . , p l i f i e r : D.il powor Indicators... forecasst for 11. 9 8 3 ; a A m p s u ic p HighHla porlormanco itoroo lunoror w llh'recording collbrotlor>in twilch. L.E.D, lignol TI uner: tuongihdii1 dltploy. Low prollle dotlgn. SUPIJPER SPECS. By LINDA WERFELMAN sumption, thele Ireport said. ^ ^ulomatlc tumtobio • hoovy diee cani plotlor. now »tralght orm design with M.T.D. United Press International ritable: T .irm tracking dlitonlort. Pu»h buitonon. (ront dom ponodcuolng. hingeilngoddutlcover. In the Unitnited States, this year’s Miltons • SII production of sugar beets and sugar, affTTfl Shuro.hlglhigh quality corirldgo w llh ellplli)lIcol »lylu». Super tracking ellml>llmlnoioi record wear. .WASHINGTON - Rclalllall sugar cane is estimamated at 5.7 million short M C a rT t i riag e* Olttortlonfian free Sound. p rtccs p robably will clim bI nsas high as tons, down 7 percentc from last year, .^1 . S-802Monllonltor speakers, highdoflnlilon.1. oxeolient< Ir'equoncy retponte,to, bigI boit • lull (ound, ' i S S p e c 4nt of con- ^ ■
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NAME _____ ------T.iOun, 0'*B»C •Soy'C» U 5 Ol Afl'CuBu'# ADDRESS ______CITY ______STATE ______ptandartrds il PHONE ______^ N O PURCHASE NECE:E S S A R Y for juice3 | i_ M U S T BESE 1 8 Y E A R S O R O LLDER I TO W IN Revised . WASHINGTON (UPI)'I - — The , ^ s :Agriculture Department has revised K I DEPOSIT THIS (COUPON FOR I N ! _ J - fgadtne standards for orangtnge Juice to » REGL IS T E R T 1 O W i h \ I FREE GIFT CER1RTIFICATE i - —^create —a —sepflratfi-.=:catctf 0 0 ; 0 0 = G I F 1 ------1 -” rfiweeter "reduced add” frofrozen con------A - $ S>0"00 ( or$K \ j NAME------T.^ icentrated Juice. I t — ------I r _:;^B.change-comes.ln.resp(jsponse-toa ------S ------______C J RtTIFICATE...D l D raw ings ot ADDRESS----- U:ithis industry request foror the gov- , , f t O STATE Tjemment lo update Its standard ards. ^ 5 : 3 0>6:30-7:30 - > for § 5 0 .0 0 I CITY______t The.revised-standards tatake.effect ______SS ...... 8I :3 0 for $1ocket„BOYS'-2-4J, Pretty solids c j ■ fersi — concentrated— Juice:— comnn cen trated ------f t — signs. sluice -for manufacturing;jg; canned -m ------Llmiled to ------L tnlted lo — ...... ' LImlfbdo t o ...... I tconcentraled'Julce airf Juice' Jul from ~ t t Stock on Hand. ‘ sloc«ohHand.i. - - ' • ■ ■ Stock oniH h ond 1 Jboncentrate. I ^ A I I oran g e^Ju l^^ p ro ducUids will be sV i ‘B" an d n o ______f t ___ lve.^.-(C otheLaLEasllandJQi.i a .^LAddison)-----_JDAUtLEALL^ l^ g e r described as^ ^ .1. F ancy‘‘‘of 2258 Addison-A\ ats0s' I
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offe:tr opFportuinitiess E' By LORAYNE O.SMIT-IITH Watch" groupsups sponsored by the Amerlcjlean Association . ------Times-,\ews writer— ------ofRetiredPers'ersons,______T he Goodinging Police D epartm ent alsoI «would welcome TWIN FALLS -• It’sII true. T h ere Is life: beyondt volunteers to work In the crim e prevcventlon via the retirement and theB youthfuly director of thete RSVP Neighborhood^ Watch program. Intereste;ted persons can p ro g ra m In Magic Valhalley is determined to provecit. ii call GoodingIg E Police Chief Bill Bunn o)r r Officer Steve Brucc Bennett, who/ho grew up in Jerome, ha:has been Spence a t 934-J54*3541. b u sy sin ce assum ingg. ththe post last August spread!ading the Some 120I vtvolunteers, nol all of thensm rctlrcd,' are word about the endlessess opportunities for retiredcl personsp - Involved wllhllh the C:S1 Basic Skills llleiteracy program ' w ith tim e on their hancands; The R etired Senior Voi/oluntcer where both new-cltizensne and educatloronally deprived Program he directs5 oiout of the Office of Aginging head- tvatlvesaretuUtutored In reading skills, quarters at CSI serves'es Ito coordinate volunteerss withw the Bermett worJworked with the Basic Skills prprogram for two uring thal time “grew to love'evolunleers." - I available work opportu years and durli Currently he estimcim ates th ere a re som e 50000 senior Olher placesces where volunteers can seiserve arc health ______>volunteers-throughout)ut the.M aglo. Valley b u lBJennettis en agencies suchch a£ sR ed Cross. M archof Dinlimes. American convinced there aree nmany.more retirees "outit there"i Cancer Societylety or the South Central Healtalth D epartm ent . . so m e w ith tim e on theiJieir hands. His goal Is to stiistimulate and many type/pes of activity al local nursin;ing homes. them to find an arearea In which they will bexs happy , "T h ere is) a crying need fof people ito com e Iti (lo volunteering and matclatch them with th e right Job.). ' nu rsin g homnes) es lo play games, help w ithIh c rafts, o r Jusl T h e advan tag e oft ththe p ro g ram w orks two wsways. h£. visit and wrileiiie letters," Bennetlsai^.,. 'P volunteer Billye Brom ts lenvethe'hospltal d with Irimmod flSVP said . I The TwinI FallsFa Public Library, faced :• Not only does partlci]tlclpating in volunteer servicc'Ice m ake budgets, h ass several sc people assisting witlith shelving, b u t' th e o ld e r person feel!l u;useful and improve his orr hher self could use moniore; the Magic Valley Alcohoholic Recovery >lnro nssiim lng thi> RfSVP, ril ______tm ageJ«»t..T - and thia.his la whaLEennetU&^tcesslnsing to a s Ce n le r h ere:.n«j«l5JielpJtLcIedcRLi¥0i:k.s ne Lsuchjs.bllling. ______SJn ------^r77-7Tjj|||«j|j many service agencies:les, governmental or privateale, as he copying and1 stuffing sli envelopes, retire.Irement of Willie Ruth Hansansen Aug. 1, Bennett hds- can reach — with decreasedde< funding for most[)st social And for seniorssen who enjoy the grarandparent role, spent:nt a good deal of timej “gelling" to know" the programs, volunteersjrs are becoming a real financial fir volunteeringg forft activity at the Head StiStart C enter will volunlunteers throughout the Magicigic Valley communities. asset. ' b rin g rich "payment" "p£ through chlldrer•en’s sm iles. No “•Every R' cenler has Its own cha:h a ra c le r." h esald. The director believeeves, along with many nalltitlonwlde one need beK5 ani "ex p ert" o r have impnp ressiv e back- AltlU though he m akes his pitcliitch for volunteers every- business firms who0 area instigating part-timele use of ground, Bennelanetlsald. w henlere he can, Bennett said Iheiiiere are many groups yet . retirees, that olderr ccitizens constitute _L*one.le.o f Ihe ...... _ V olunleersc-s can give as much o r as llttlttle tim e as they __ to corcontact. . : nation's most valuatluable and least recognizolunt citizens,” Bennett said, sai adding that unfortuniunaleiy. health and medicine,m first aid, music.Ic, art or child Incncluded are St. Benedict’s’s 1hospital at Jerorne and "so c ie ty h as done thathat — m aking retirees feel1 theyth are developmentIt ccan share Iheir skills, whilhile other volun- IhcG5 Green Acres nursing homele InIr Gooding. no Jongerof any value.'ue." le e rs can helpsip wllh cooking„bookkeeplnjng, fund raising, Thtrh e re a r e dedicated volunleeileere at Minidoka Memori- general bulidlilidlng maintenance or workrk directly wllh a l HoHospital, he said, and' thee HagermanH senior center : Local volunteers long loi have worked in plact children In the th classroom,' on buses o:or in the play- hass )an excellent transportingling system with seniors hospitals and are the mainstay of the seniorjr citizen ground. ta kling in other seniors to the docto«tor shopping and on other centers which flourish■Ish In communities In every 0^ Bennett, son soi of George Bennett olof Twin Falls, needtsded errands. th e eig h t M agic Valli'alley counties. Jn additionjnlothe attended Ricksicks College and CSI after graraduatinginl97l - ' Stilitill B cnncll h as dream s foire re v e n w ider use of retired : traditional Pink Ladleidles, th e re Is “ Blue Boy" d(designa- jpgjy, je ro mle g Highj. School. He then se rv/ed e a mission for volunlunteers. He'd like lo be« iDvolved1 wllh schools, tlon for m ale voluntcinteers at Magic Valley RiRegional u,,, l d j hurch in Germany and afafter reluming, alcohlohol a n d drug rehabllitallortlon and would like lo see M edical C enter In Twinwin F alls, h e said, „ graduated frofrom Brigham Young Unlvliversty, Provo, senlo;ilors working with runawayly youth.y But Bennett is eagerigerly signing up new “statloI ons" or Utah. Ant^ d h e ’s beginning lo see sonsome of his efforts pay off p la c e s w here volunteeiteers can be put to productlv:tlve. and . he gotgot out of college, he and hisIs wife and their for’ sosomellmes, a person Jusl waw alks inlo h is office al the cost'savlng use. two childrenn totoured the Unlled Stales will1th a lent trailer. CSII Office( of Aging on Northrth Washington and says : O ne such place Is; thetill twin'FallFPolice'Depaip artm enl A t least theyy ^a w a good portion of the cocouniry. he said, “Wha^ a t can I d o ? " ' which, Bennett said.d. '“simply doesn't have the man- while visitinging his sister- In Detroit ancnd a brother In Therhe director and his secretaryary. M arcle Donner, would p o w er” to keep up theh e behindi th e scenes p aperr workw on Housloh, Tex.JX. likeB tot see more of thal. OrDr iDlerested seniors can • . th 6 N ei^bortidbd WalWatch crime prevention preprogram. After thatt muchm traveling they decideded they wanted slmplip ly call 733-9554, ext. 338. ■■ Volunteers approvedid ffor this work will act as]s liaison to seltle in Idaho^'andId< he work<^ briefl;ifly a l the sugar The'hey will find a new world-Id-of c opportunity awaiting ------between-lhe-Grlme-Pn-Prevention-divlson-and-the-iie-“ Blook------factory-before}rc Joining the^aslcSkillastataff------them•m . — ______B ruc.«»_B «nnetne.tJLhcadsJlSyE ...... Changgingjol►bs keepps mid(Idleagced fronm carean(iau.sale yearsars arc a tlanger for all. .Middle _ . ------I s 'a ls o aapsychdlogyprofcssorat’thir p he— manager~~Df— a*- billion-dollar want lo'ito'contlnue working under• thoseIhi running oul'of gasas Mihewhei^. look manajinagemenl people realize they'll CHICAGO — Soi U nndau, d i 62 years Universitylily of M iam i. “ In Ihe middleHe eleclronlcs firm and hadhi a great deal condltioiLions," h e said. "We w ere loslosing . around." neverver get lo the very lop. Top execu- es have made il. but some still old,, a Miami psychology3glst and bus!- years; manany people are still as mar-ir- of pride in tho electroronic components. groundd Ito-another company, noneone of Running out of gasgi Is a problem of lives ------ncss-consultantrwas-ma rabbt~for~30 tcetablcas■as"thcywcrcTvhen'theyTvere" Bw-cxecutivcs-had-rcspect-ct-for— long-lenn-cmploycyces_whoJiave_not __ donllJnil feel gootl about themselves."______: rhe quallly of life becomes more y e a rs , serving in the Chicago Cl area younger.*. yet; they feel dead-ended,id. Craig (not his realII name) was a whal 11 hadh conlribuled, and I hadlad no necessarily burnedHi oul bul have gone The m a philosophical concept lo fro m I960 to 1963. They’re ststill productive but feel un-in- loyal employee whoI conscientiously< motivatlatlon to get up In the morninging" as {ar as they cann go in one corpora- than A t a g e 59, he decided, ItU \w as lim e for appreciateBled. T hey w ant lo be In con-jn- worked long, hard hours, h but two Afterjr much soul searching, Craig Cr tlon and feel Ihejley a re stagnating, mldliftdiife people, [..andau says. Their e.JsjiQ.deterrent Jn.chan^ng.lhelr...... a—career - change, -so-3 - Ihe- left-his .....tro lo f lhelilelrwork-livesi'-'...... — ;—------yeatsagoho became dldiscouraged...... w en t to10 1 hiB company^B chief comm p e li...... Increasingly,- corptporations-and man..... age.Js es by changing their careers; in ministry and embarkedced on a new T he problem pr is nol burnout,ut, “ We w ere losing saleUes, people w ere tor, a $3.5$3. billion electronics firm,n. andi agemenl consullanants are paying at- lives I :t, ll’s otlen the Incentive. because! those U affected arc still pro-ro- spending • more moreiney than they asked forajob'.fo He got the same jobaljot tenllon to mldlife: eemployees who are fact, 11 profession.' Cartier this year, Dave Emmett, Laundau earned hiss ddoclorale In ductlve,, theI psychologist explains,IS. should have been, new m executives the samiime s^ary (one year later;r hhe's capable, producti:tive — and un- Eari noww 3139, look a leave of absence from - . . adult education, and mldlildllfe counsel- UThe realal p roblem Is th ere’s no placeice w ere m erely followlnIng. instructions makingig 22.pcttcnl more than he / WorlId Wearrivets; holds 1lastrol.//cail CHICAGO (U PI) —■ TlThere were no longer enoinough old "This Is a celebJ e b ra tio n o f th e life o f a g r e aat t organization," GalviiIvin helped stall a plan lo bullmild a veterans' monumenl -In th e s ta le and nalionalnal American. liogion organizations ------soldlers-to-hold-meotlnglnga^so4cadcrs-6Lthc.only. » sn mnnv fInA nt the; Lyons L Township Hall, whenlo re the post JTiet_forjnany__ an d arranK cd lo donatee aboulal $15,000 to local groups. The American Legion post of iexclusively World War 1I vcveterans memories." ytiars,I, tand convinced memberes toti donate money for the post a lso g ave Us m emioraDiriaTo'tRFT^Grange ora Historical folded their tents with a farewellf( d inner and reveiallallon of a P ost 4 l'w a s or{organized ln.l919 for W orldi War^ I veterans hospitalta l Instead. Solely. . “ la s tm a n ’8’’ botUeofwhiwhiskey. r - and, unlike olheither posts, diose never toI eUiconlyon=ot “There Just wasn’t en period of time and, frankl;tikly. would be a damned of Old Fitzgerald whiskeiskey hidden In the post’s-player rln, 93, said In a n Interviewew In the lls kind In the coui» u n try . commander Bill.Calvin, , n u lsancc,” n c Galvin said. “We hadlad two hospitals available piano. It w as "kind of a secret"se until Wednesday. Secgers Chicago Tribune loday.'i 0 legionnaire TTieodore Seegegers, 85, the post fo r dogs)gs in LaGronge and none forforhumans. Al our age. we said. iGrange, III., post’s senior me _ ' __Galvln. oneOfthe LaGr; ibere-ln-^1836r-but-rccenUy-y^beganJiavlngL^noedolj xUhospjlalmorc-thanainonoonumenLJl—_ ^____ HBlU.Cialvlii and 1 puUIt 11 l. th ere n coupic of v ears ago-... *a ------was unQble-to'atlend theihe group's final dinner W S g as many as five membere r. together lor last m an’s boltle.’" Seegerjg erssaid . n ight, b u t spoke to the TribuneTrll in a convalescent hor 11 41 also gave World W ar III I 'veteran s m oney lo sta rt “There’s no use cryini/ing about it," Galvin said, ______^ th e ir . owno; post and' was recogrogiilzed by • the national . But Galvin said he wasas ninol likely to keep the boltle long, —— were lucky they'veheenin aable'lo do'^b much'for sdlorloh~g7' in th e ' lM Os,n5.“ thi^po3l^concIucted-a-co:mn^gn-whlch^-ofganizi iiMlion lnl977 foFlfaacfflevei!verhentfi.- -~ - — —.— .iiIUn.not_much'.a conseinscrvator.'-' Galvin said before-the— ; - Comrhander Laurenceice W arner, 82, said the was-as not "a resulted In $25,00(1,000 being donated as seed mononeyforvtatls Seegetgers SQld plans to disband PoPost 41 began about a year—— party. "I'd ^ lhal'son\eon\ebnt5 gbt a few ^lrinksoul of-il if I -- r w qke. ; now Communityly MemorialJ General Hospitallal in LaQrange. ago. BiiBut before disbanding. Post/tsl 41 enrolled its members h a d ll. ------i ------— ------_ ■ ■■■ - ■ 4 -- . . - TImo8-N6W8. Twin PallPalls, Idaho S ut^ay, Decen:embori2,'l982...... Vi - --- .r
Wonn a n h leads- h e a r , u p ByKNANAUNTON ir. S ie decided that wouldn't«n'tdo. W RORTABABLE ELECTRONIC 1 % KnJght-RJdderNewspaptu p e rs " I made m a rule thal every nignight I « ; *Con>mihg to grips withh failure may be o n e o f th e 'rauidid have candlelight, a vegelsstable, I ^ 0 7 /^ M I A M I - “ U’BSometl L and salad and I’ve beenn doingd< B / /■ _5 It? ” f bett€ter educational expKperiences of one*-’slife.” ISaSall th e se y ^ . I actually'llk Ilk e lo M / That's the new pres>resldenl of the* ■ ’ ------co o k an andl’mnotbad.” ------PUUA Y E R : J _____ American Heart Assoclioclatlon talking__ ^irue_of_Jl_her_relallonslilp._wllh th(the back to college to get^t a doctorate In Thee ccom ing y e a r prom ises few op- / j about iMding an orgarganizatlon lhat youngerer iprofessors. cellular biology. Nolow' Dr. Martha portunimitles for such quiet eveevents. ' t l A M O - - f spends more lhan $900 nmillion a year “I'm1 sortst of th e grandm other of IhcIhe Radlke teaches at ththe University of Requeste sts a r e pouring In for spee<>eecbea trying to eradicate a disease that young fa(faculty," she said. "M aybe I’m C incinnati and does rcresearch on toxic < a o d IntInterview s on a variety off heheart- l U R r f l afflic ts 41.2 m illion Ameimericans. q good llslistener. They all com e and lel)lell substances, d iseaseise related topics beyondnd b e r \ The q>eaker Is Dr.Dr. Mary Jane me theirleir troubles. Not necessarti)rily The womenis fatherler. Joseph.Jes5C. . specialial expertise, in problemsI of tlM \ \ V ^ a K e m p e r MONTH | ~ ' Jesse, professor and vlC4vice chairman of personallal troubles, but difficulties wlUivlth was a railroad mailan, starting his heartsIs edlatrics of the t^ls, thatlat or the other thing. There’s’s a career in the frel•eight yards In . 1‘Whe/h en you get to be president,int. you NOTHING DOWN University of Miami ScSchool of MedI- iqi o f lealeasing. There doesn’t seem1 totc Owensboro and beeecomlng a pro- arfe anm authority on everything,”g,” she ^mSu I cine. And she, too,, IsIj “ som ethin’ be an ageige gap." fesslonal union orgai:anlzer. rising to said. “(“Obviously, I’m not, butI I can ...... : tt PPROVED CREDIT I | e lse ." " I hav«ave never m et anyone who had vice president of thele Brotherhood of . sure as hell sound like Itl. ••A su p er lady,” s alid id :her long-time anythingng but good to say of her.” said>aid R ailw ay Clerks. T he hh e a rt association presidenciencyis |.|g W |ff| il^zzzlrJeiKlzandzcoUeagueiue-Pr.—Gerard— Hflitymnrfinn--wtM-H»portsrtQr--Jesse. sse. ----- His unfnlllngjptimmism was inher- - “tun,. a b ig honor a and ail th attsti^ st^ -|P —W W l P liMLUSLCjz Kaiser, chief of thoraciracic surgery at "Probablably th e w orst you could sayy is Ited by his daughters.i. b u t altalready Jesse Is planning ______Jackson.MemoriqIHosp!JspUal.______.that.wheihen you go to h e r.a s your.bosstoss ____ ^My father_camehohome the day that thingsjs_she . will do at UM when “ G ra i^ m o th e r to eveisverybody.” said and youu arec angry and frustrated, you Roosevelt closed thee banks (in 1933, y e a r of o ffic io s over. "I c a n 't wi i-3388 Burley^ ^ ' Dr. Bernard Holtzman.m. (director of the don’t eve3ven get a chanCe to yell. She during the Depressloilon) and he said, she sakaid . X hospital’s pediatric Intensive In c are c ^ m s you yo down, gels rid of all the ‘We are among Ihe( fewt people who Retlrtlrem en t? Not In he r plans. unit. ^ ■ garbagej;eand makes you feel better." don’t have to wonsrry about lhal But "grandma," whwho never had Jesse’s e's empathy for the youngung because we don’t haviv e any money In PO N A P P children of her own., is nol rocking com es throughthi when she describes Ihethe thebank,'"saldJesse.5e. chair material. new gra^aduates, getting Ihelr firstIrst She did have somene money in the A fo n n e r LouisvllsvlUe Courier* taste offdocloring. d< b an k w hen she quit wtwork In the fall of Journal reporter, Jessesse was a World “TheyBy a re Interesting, bright, con- 1954 an d enrolled in two colleges: ^ ELCHLM ■ War II aircraft draftsiftsman. a radio cemedI andai frightened at the beginn-Inn- Fordham University/ andi Marymount broadcaster and televlievlsion publicist ing.” shf^ifinoy ronm nt the.-Bmnxoax... ■ She-ap plied-to-Blx-fii-schools and-was-- —r-m ------canKT^«e7rom Coluinlinibfa"Colle^bI MunlclpaIpal Hospital, it seemed thatlhat accep ted by two. Shehe w as 9Cth In a i r a o D M (A g ed I S m o n th s) Physicians and Surgeoneons in 1959. She everythlrhing I had -learned Instantlyntly c la ss of 120 h e r first yiyear at Columbia • wlU be 65 on Ja n . 8 and she talks as went oututofmyhead." < . University and firstst In her_^ fourth W ax e. d M i d g e t LRDSI I II HA ... .though life has barelyr begunand.frombe ____ M uchh 1has.been-written.about.lhc.th e— y e a r .------; here on it’s going to bee a breye.1 typical1 nmedical professional’s appar- = 1 ^ 3 , ® * ------=—“ ^^caUy■enjoy^what•^ iablllty to accept aeieni ana anc ^fascinating ... like Ill opening a ~ LONINGHORNGHEfl : "Being a doctor Is funfun and being a death — leading, some say. lo aran splendid present ever;;ry d a y ." ------1 teacher Is fun;"------: r*overemplnphasls on"herolc" treatmentsents V ^en^e graduate- decades before anyoneone assoclallon. C o m o ro ! M o rr alone." she said. coined the U phrase "mid-life careei■eer W hen sh e first llviIved alone, more .' A d d iso n Acrc ______S he m lght have been,!en,klddlng._She__ d u jig ee’- '- — Jesse began lo make plan!Ians th a n 30 y ears af’o. th\ v M e rtCHAND< l S ^ ____ [S ELVET — »RIG» rs of the season. sleeting------^ X I F T C S f E S l For holiday decora!rating or apparel. Pricos ftffectivo on1 s(solectcd quilted SO Ft & LOVEeteen prints. s a v e I- % . t h eE PERFECT # . fabrics only. . Q ... |q|HL annd SAVE 25% |c E LEC TIO N 2 5 % • G I F T ! j W — V elve Arrronging OUR COM PLPLETE SELECTION jrnlshings__ -SEE.. & V e V e lb O U R S All new colors c b y' jJo Ann Rose OUR \ B Including Wi/V incam a velo All price ranges fuN/^advertisedD Includes velvete SALE M Silcam a veloui^OUR COIVIPLETE SELI F A B R iC S I^ old, Is'just as important L _ 23p£Iiepty^velout !. as what you buy.'y. T hat tru ism Is fairly ob>sbvious in tho purchase of, say, an autontomobllo or o mojor horiomo appliance, whon oftor-salo sorvlco:o iis oxtromoly important.nt. A L L N E W DLORS
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A TliN »l«ijw r « K p " — M on;i^rrlrVo< | H : ^ li|ssr,_ -J— | - s a « » - .....-— RMY WAYtTO W T AT W * « lM » T vv \ i n F a t s ' •' '__ ■ I M T Im es-N ew s. Twin Falle'alls, Idaho Sunday, Docememberl2,'l982 M i d d l Typewriters ' j Psychiatrisbsts told.them it’s iplng of breasts and buttocksJ c s 1 a n d 8 : ...... ; MIAMI — The surgeryery removes a resh ap ii DNl'C™ portable'ciectronlc^S •; o th e r pailspa of their anatomy, Debate ULtRASON chunk o f fai, flesh and 5kJskin about'the atl right to btbe middle aged sp m em o ry co rrectio n . ...^ men ask, “Do I need a face 111 wllhone-slepr size of a slice of watennelo;elon. ■ Wqme . sa id pUplastic surgeon Robbins. “’ • Lifts erroicrrert olf ihc paper wilh one ^ The cut starts InsideIde the thigh,- of one ke NEED anjihing," he said.d . “‘ D o 0 : moves to the outside, thenien up and over don’t Nl ■ Pre-pire-proRrammed leilcrform; . f I about g : the crease of the bullocltocks. Then the they are■e colder. A m an in h is 20s Isn’tm’l -Ung w hat YOU w an tI lsii In, even It it's y o u WVANT A It? How do you feel a t elcctnlectronic tnarRins and labi. .•.?««• i sL^The. women _ youraellself?" * MemoryMn jpw cuihion prevrni* 1 ------gap“l8 closed' by - rtltchlichlng-the two— very goodod Iooklng,-but as they get intonto— only-a-nlghl’s.-rest volds'andVoli overstrikn,------•- edges together. th eir 40s>s a1 n d 508 they look gorgeous,lus, laughed, Im proproved ■ commuhicaUon ips helped-by professlcsslonal. § : It wlil 'be a iong timeTie before this handsomeme and~dl8tinguished'withl a a ' W hen they a rriv edI hhom e exhausted :- p e r h a p s id e In . ( I for a 8 : p a tie n t can sit down comfan evening wiUi counsellieling — might do more fo Jc sur- fi • sh e w on't have a droopy>yderriereany d the samele (about women." tha in-laws or whatiatever and they wobblyly marriage than cosmeUc 1 ...... p : ' iselors. Q : ...... jn o re. You can;an’t sa y the sam e about somme e flopped into b^, readIdy to sleep, how geiy, saidsa th e p sychiatric counsel* s gel a g : CORONA^ ; .Then the surgical restreshaping con- middle-agage men, either. But on with>ith could they tiredly nreject Uje hand A nd IfIf tUie-woman o r m an does g< LKi ATIC* *2500...... tinues on the other side of tthe body. theprogrc^ a m . reaching out from theeoUwrsIdeofthe ( few tuctucks a n d o v tre a d s, it’s impor- im] n • cartridge corrTrecling portable ------^A iargepieceof aJdn and fat is taken ------H e re-Is-is p8ychIatrist-Brian.WclssLIss:— bed.w lthoul m ak in g theth hand’s owner tant. plastic pl surgeon Daniel Kan® K § ; . Lifismon off t wllh Lift-Rlte cjflrid ge from the Inner side of each i thigh, illustratioilion of how a middle-ageIge feel bad about hlmseirin ^i(]. told'"adJusl‘your~goal8'and-![jd'faih »~r»'OfncM iyia'kc'keyboard, •'H n i range ia&~ ._Good_fl_:^Quickele patientp may cess: good. Let’s Just cuddlele tonight. Maybe plasticIc surgery can be an asset t get a surgical “tummy'rjytuck;”‘The "It’simiimportant;” he saldr-'to adjust-ust— w e'can'have -intercoiwurse- tomorrow— person’!m’s-appearance,.glving.the: h e : i m t _ f i _ ; ______eight. pressloiilon Uie person Is relaxed, rre: e s te d a : Made in ^^2 iatter can remove a voluminous your attltitltude to-whal Is going on in night,'" sugg^ted Lei ______U .S .A . ^ 7‘aproh" o n fl^ fromm“ a“ man~or— your life.'le.'If you haveiievermade rtat-;at-^-^Such communicatiorIon "can be scary — and-welvellJ(Lsbouldj)ot.JK>wever.J 5r.,be.a__aj ______^m an who has lost an on enormous, professionlon^ football, you are not go-go- In a relationship, butut now a woman carlcati:ature of youth. S urgery willvill not o ; ...... 'amount of weight. ButIt it Is not un- ingtomaklake It at this age, either." ___ has ,the_abllity_to aslisk for_whal.8he.:ibringa^I a stray in g h usband backC lo his a : A A 17 I .; “ nor guarantee a leveled pS r e b a t e - t—— c d i .'common for a plastic sujsurgeon to do Thereils Is hope, how everr’ wants and maybe, e\even Uiough her wlfe.no: pason I I $ 2 0 * with cartridge corrector. | ' ‘the tuck to remove thehe little bulge “You oiore still young," Weiss toldDid mother taught her >vshen he says, will fineind love, said Robbins. • Ufl-Rile caHiidse lakes errors off ; I below th e navel th at other otl women the group.jp. " I d o n 't care.if you a re 80. 'L e t's do It,’ you mu£lUst o r else he Is SomeTietimes, said Robbins, paUilaUents 8 : * the paper. Use* carbon film, lo o .,;.. | a • Wide carriage and -• ;( i^ t by doing sltups. You a ree ableI to develop and grow,IW. going lo fool a ro u n d ...... maybe now she are so0 e€ ag er for perfecUon t h ^y ssi h o w M : Uie doctor’s office two daysRafter a y{ • ■ 8610.00.0-1- . ,12,5,0.%; 1 " So before youo u d e c id e w hich p iann Is best, shop around.d. giverroTT" Write aas s many checks as youlu w ant, in a n y am o uint. n t, Pius ' . C o m p are, jy there's 24*|-4*hour access tOyour rrm oney a t D ay 8c NightJht teller You'ilfind thle e 'competition offeringig you Just one, money hypother;rmia m a c h inK e ;throughout idqho.„., ...... market rate.no.ro.matter.howlarge yOLDur.baiance ...... WASHINGTON. (UPI)>1) -..Thc Na-...... Y M a n a g e m e n t C h eckiking - Idaho's best mme oney I tlonal Institute on Aging,ng. anticipating Money Manairiag em en t C h eck in g ggives you a better waya y to ...... "...... M oney N ament paciS]0.000earna high.-. ay United Slates ' ’ op accidental hypotherniirniia,” a pdten-' - interest. Amouniunts over S2.500 up to S ...... V tourbQlonceiice over $2,500. w hllo n o t Insurocrod by Iho FSUC. Is ba c k e d by U tla lly fatal condition causauscd by a drop G ovofnm enfo t Of0 Its o a e n c le s oblio a tlo fa , in body tem p eratu re1 to 95 degrees •Rate subject'3Ct tochanoQ C tolly. Fahreiihelt or below./, Ithe Institute said. _____ The elderly can ssuffer from , IW InI FF a l l s O f f i c e ex posure even' In GW egn’gree w eather I f ...... 4WBIU' lue Lakes Blvd. N. (at FilerrAve.) Av- ‘ ______wearing very light clotliothlng bccause______J I ------704-821 “ th e ir bodies a re not resending re: the ) m m J e r o>me r O ffice. w ay o th e r peoples' bodiesdies respond" to m j 140 E. Main street cool temperatures, MarMarsha fx v e. a In tte i . 324-883827- ^ spokeswoman for the2 institute,in said t ' - ^ B u r lee y ^ f f l o e S unday. • i B . BurieyyMoll f fi To^vol^hypothennia,lia. the Institute p ^ ± _____; ...... - r - - • . “ ad v ises 'Ih e e ld e fly to~drI drc^'wanffly,- r g f f s ir f c - .....— ■-■676'611 O fficesesbljo In Boise. Idaho.Folls,iiTMcoair t " r c v ^ when Indoors, eatafenougH'fooci; < ------r " l E H H L S R V l t l B ; 8tay"as”acllve as possib5Slblc-and w ear— — ...... m ■ MefldicjIan, N a rh p q , C ald w ell, PPocatello oc ■ W O C la tlO n a n d Re^6>toufg. --- c lo th es and blankets in bed.I FJderiy \ Idaho's janargest savings assoc : • ■ people should also hav«lave friends or . , ------neighborsfiook In on tiieithem-rcgulariy.-— r— ------particularly during a cold» ld spell. \ . ------. . . ______I ; Sundayay. D ec0 m b erl2 .1982' TimeIme's-News. Twin Falls, Idaho F:7 . __ AnniveiBrsdriesB— ...... Docto•r, 8 4 ,1keeps deliveiringbaabies— J 'T F G R G l DANVILLE. Ul. ' (UPJPI) - Dr. sleep. I'U'U sleep like a baby In the Everett Laury says hisils se c re t for d octor’aMQizL r a I don’t care how often^ 1 I “MANSJBEST FRIEND” . staying young is delivei■ering babies, go to tb e> beboeplta] for an OB. it's neverv e r * Maybe that’s why be 1loiita many - an effort." years younger than his 84:14 y ears. L au ry , wu4io grew up in southeasterne m S /} / The seml-retired obstetrician Kansas. began b< delivering tubies' In in flt (i, t estimates be has deliverered m ore than C hicago JJan.j 1. 1930. He pracUccdced S __ 15.000-bables -during-!_ hIs-52-year- - obstetrics3 and-pedlatrlcs-13-year* 1practice in Chicago, thebe Navy and there andnd served two years as c Vermilion County. doctorinth) th e Navy. While delivering babyr a fte r baby — H e leftt ChicagoC because he wantedIted # \ o n ce 10 in a single day —- Laury has to^raisc hihis family in an area moretore . M r . / gathered an ever-growin{ng fan club of like his nallatlve Kansas. - mothers, many of whomn inam ed th eir “ I ’m funundamentally a farm boy ancand A daughters after him. 1 enjoy dodown-to-earth pe» - 0 whose five children all wcm e delivered' leaps and[id bounds with m any of hte hi: a ' Ixorclso Pent • IDTogs s9 ikes-you-glad— new-patienlents coming from-rural.-out 5 -----—Custorr•m ors------I ------•»AM‘AMS a-Scionco 0:o»Tood»------f n ------^by-Dr.-Laury.-^'He-mak » •Eloet eas. I j u r y averaged about,500 50( J W Hoetrle W oter Huolort — you’r e q woman.-He remiminds m e of a — lylng areaf grooming Slioors i ~~ r. - kindlyfatherfigure.He’s;■ssogentle.” ' - b a b ie s a year, during , the “babj . . R o c q I v'O- o , . 5 , . K -ComiCombs, C llppors, Etc, ' J Mrs. Phillips was pregngnant with her boom" yes>rears. During one y e a r In th( lnM ® rchan ^liom lns & Coot Supplemontt *• ; MR. ANVND MRS. GILBERT SASMITH aury deliverod his-record o: ^nt O oort • Poopor Scooport first child at age t9. 1950s, U u m m lOO'a,■holco i> .C o tE excited and 574 babies,es. Cot • Dog Houto Koolort S TWIN FALLS - Mr. “I was nervous, e ited f ■ WLhGroco o m in g . U r. and Mrs. resided therlere until moving to Twin e.” she said of “ Ito ldJ mmy wife if she hadn’t Irislstet jpilbert Smith of Twintl IFalls -will Falls in 1 apprehensive all at once,’ ■ V- Much Morel ' 1975. Sm ith w as the ay’s office. “I w eU kea'a vacation th at year. 1 wouI< ccleb rate th eir GOth annivcr h e r first visit to D r Laur; a [|L E.plr..3, iyersary Dec. postmasterr and c rural mall carrier In 1 at ease. I havetoppe)pedGOO." at a (amily reunion at th was Immediately put tEE Rawhide Chew, : t the home of F ile r untilh hii is retirem en t in 1970. Mrs. ntle and kind. He likesces having the father In th< iih e lr dau g h ter and son- noticed his eyes, so genl aUl^=Bgi^ Just »n-ln-low in Smith tau^t^ t kindergarten In Flier for effect on me." delivery'room ro . iSt For Coming In i \ ‘McM . Arlz. He had a great calmingef ^ many years,rs.______ra-ls-nothing ------“ I t ’s .aB,shflred.experieaceJ_reaHj .s a U y _ S ______— !f^ c “ Smlths—wcre~mi ------But-I^ury-sald-there 'married' in The coupliple’s mailing address at m.‘ What is like it. They Tl have something thej •Gordonvllle. Texas, on DecDec. 25, 1022. thelr-w lnler-er-h o m e . is 939 N. Acacia exceptional about him speclal.hesa!d.IshisJob.>b. . s h a re togI M^Aen's l Levi R ( @ | 5 e J EEANS g Slyl.fyioNo. 517-9812. S F a ciecl i e Blue Denim ~ 0 I ¥ B ” “ 1 65% Cottcery stores.'...... -.... YouJ canc buy thenn at yoLDur local bank. They ccc o m e in denoilo m in a tio n s of $5. $7.5'.50 a n d $10, a n d workrk jjust like I S I S ty le N o . 36M W . a c;ashier’s a s check.;,,;...... 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S^on«or*d By AAOVIE ^ ____ -5A»TA—------Twin Falls BoniTI COUPONS et=P ^ f “ WILL BE a v a i l a b l e AT ... . PARTICIPATING cracker ^ .... ;... DlDOWNTOWN }—MERCHANTS-...... — ^ 8 ONIN THE MALL TODAY f l G E T 9 m EVER:RY SATURDAY, —I I Y O U R ___A T ' 10:00)0TO4:00P.M. I TICKETS 1:00 P.M. A N O W ! . wmni CANDY FOR ^ C O U P O N F O R M 0 0 ^ THE } KIDS! H MCDONALD'S -----2-BERFOR)RAAANCES-C.S.SA-FINE^RTS- :------FRENGH-FRIES ------DOWNTO W H E N Y O U WEDN•NESDAY, DECE: E M B E R 2 2 OWNER'S A PARKINGrTOKENS A T T E N D 2:OOP7Mr&8:Ot:( ) 0 F » ./W . M THIS M OVIE! ---- Tickets Availillable at . ~ : H I • Twin Fallsi EBonk & Trust (Doviwntown) wmE l l - 1 ' • TKo Bon •"JlrJudy's Book iitoree . AT PARTICI: ip a t in g WHM ' • 1 si Federalal Savings S LoanI (Kelchum)( < 1 DOWNTOWN M|ERCHANTS-h J - yFrwif F/uis_ = H H Q I Sq ^qsHH u - — ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i------Q-ZTIme»^aw8.Twln FaFallB.ldaho Sundav.Dectecember 12.1982 - - ...... 'A','’ — r i c e n e>ws - R U P E R T - A rmmy^IaUonalGuard Ruperpert and P. Gary Towell of Nampa, ■ Capt Herschel L.^ Hafen fau com- - gr^ujiduated from the U.S. Air. F ora . p leled a h a rm o r ofljfflcer basic course aecuriinirily police' qieciallst course al ^ C' ..' f d a t th e U.S. >Annyy Armor School In Lacklfckland Air Force Ba8e,-.Texas. r f i f * F o rt Knox. K y.H afeifen’s wife, Susan, Is . Towellwell, a 1382 graduate of'Mlnlco th e dau g h ter o f SeSeth L. Haynes of HlghS;h School, Is serving at M aim ^m - if ' . . . j i i i f j i A lrF• Force o Base, Mont; with tbel343th .' BSlle Security Squadron. ------:------RUPERT_-_A■A innan.-T Ina . .L ._ " I H i H - D e airA r bby _____ Bemad, dau^ter of Ramon and Betty RUFlU P E R T “ A irm an W e d ^ “ D." - — Bemad of R upert,. has h b$en assigned ^artorrton, sdn of Art L. and. Helen M. to Keesler Air Fonirce B ase foUowlng P artocrto n of Rtq>ert, h as grad u ated from the competlon -oi: Ibasic training at the! secsecurity ^H ce qjeclalist course at 2 Lackland Air Fonjrce Base. Texas. Lacklcckland Air Force Base. Texas, 7 0 E akes onne to o ]manj|;(^ e s t s 9 Bemad is a 1982 grgraduate of Minico Partorrton, a 1982 graduate of Minico Dad me 7h School, is serving at Palrthild High School. H lg h J • F o rc e Base, Wash., with th e fl2nd ' ByABIGAILVANBUREIlEN machine:'*e: '“Hi. Dad! I know Joe said it Merry ChristmasI) le tte rsJ fromft buUders'saylng. “I’ll'Usee i RUPERT-Sgt.t. Cari R. Andrew. o t______hale first.” )______:urily Police Squadron. - ' Universal Press Syndicatea t e ------w ou ld -b}0'OK e- • for-you-to-come-for-. ______you Inhal — -so n of Paul EcJuJdLtLflVnnrto I. And rew ly doesn’l some Christmas,lOS, bul I don’l think il wouldid DEAR ABBY: Why vedfordutyatFort BUHJUHL —"bale ■'a : HarveyTJ*n "of L.an_aparlment____ DEAR ^ of Rupert, has arrive ------DEARABBYr^Iere'«HhsHhesltuationj— woritoutwit with all the company-we are-re— smart-buIlder-buUd-j \R JiBBY:_My_ slsteiLand J wr-a-portable-alr— Robertbert-Er-and-Louisft N. Harvfly_Qf— smokers? Since husband KnoxrKyr-Andrew My husband. Joe, andd I have four expecting,ig. You are more thanin exclusively for non-sn nd recenUy lost their cal crewman with the Buhl.hi. 1has been promoted In the U.S. e to come another time. I smokers use more allair-conditioning, cancer.r. They1 loved her like a "dau;Liiirfi. defense system cn ' ' bedrooms and five chchildren. _M y_welcome i l94th-Armored-BHBrigade,- was-pre— Air• PForce to the..rank_ of, senior ju’U understand. Please keepjp and It costs more 'to tc clean up a tei^’ am!utd w ere d istraught over I “ ’■•'parents ”are“ comIng 'to' to’ spend the know you’l vlously-asslgned-i~ln-Hanau.—West— alrmaimanr-Harveyr-a»lW8-graduate-of— ------CHHsimaBTioiKiayrwitmtinisnW eltve— thlslustbe:betweenusrhahrDad?’* ------Bmokers-apartmeritrr‘-nbnoTnentton— aeathm'TTfb'WkSThyTiearrio see i Twin IFalls H i^ School, is a missile le the h l^ risk when It comes« to fire, a “cat-nle you can oome for Christnistmas. D ad- (3)Whatdtd o ld o n o w ? Dallas exclusively foror non-smokers or justI a verbal “ I’m so rry ” — but • we’ll make room someliilebow.” I was -IN THE SOUP'P (The Non-Smokers Innin, 9229 Carpen- e x p re ssssil. 1 furious! D E A RI IIN: (1) Yes. (2) Yes, butut ter Freeway. Dallas. TNE UKULELE § the past three yiedrs..The:[Tiey last about distortionm of< Im ages. T hai will createte To brief you on theie cataract pro* to be con'oncemed about? . . .th re e - to Toiff m onths anand I need a some probroblems. The contact lenses,s. blem 1 am sending yelter.for.people_who_.fio_.-A_lpng^slamped._ _self:addressed __ca u se si clchanges thatoccuratthe saisam e—.H a ------— flnost.certlfied Instnstructor— ^------I I P — ^ cataract lenses or 3)) Lthe Implant canusethd imi provem ents In these. Thele on for nine years. Noww I have noticed small veins. v< You should see a i technical decisions youu need r expert amount of reg u lar care Is greatly]y th a t m y upper lip, bet'etween my nose -rmatoloElogist so h e could look a t iIt ta ^ m ( B r o w n advice from an eye doctloctor familiar diminishedled with these and may well>11 and lip. looks white allIlhetime. t see. Ifr itII Is vitiligo he m ay wishish to \M ijsfc Rimiture Cai with your case to mak(lake the right be withinIn theI time frame.of.regulorar I feel it has somethinjing to do with the treat It,t. if1: you are concerned aboutlutthe ( •choice. ^ s lU to yyour o i doctor so lie can manage;e veins because, when 1; ooverexert in hot change.e. tf^n jIx M a ll 'Em. TdUttcL I • • __ vMbautiiInsuUiiig a B M K I B B I By LAURA KAVESH F a b e r- andat Mazlish are disciples of frustrated as a mother,ir, Faber told the [brentsts seem,to educate kids avaw ay OrJandoSentlnel . the late HalmHi Ginot, who was a childid group. She found farr more realistic from Ihelrthe real feelings," Faberrs ss a ld . psychologioglst and the author of "Be-«- Ginot’s emphasis on cocommunications ^ e n children ( say, “It • hurt ORLANDO, na. - ExpressEx anger tween Panarent and Child.” The womenen skills, his belief lhat L iparents should parents;ts are too likely to say. "It’so to. y o u r children withoiIhoul Insulting have wrltU■llten th eir own books. "Liber-!r- liste n to and explore rat•athefr than deny a scratcltch ." th em , advise A dele Fabeiiber and Elaine ated Pareirents-Llberated Children andid Ih e lr ch ildren’s feelingsigs. F a ber e r and Mazlish talked ab M azllsh. “ How To'0 1T alk So Kids Will Listen & "All feelings are lilegitimate and engaginging a child's cooperation. Do not say: "You arta re so sloppy. L isten So0 KidsK Will T alk." .Pick up vour room.’-’.LXDL-insJQJWl;_____Thexw T were ei In O riando recently a l a ------*'1T>ere-arfrbooks«nd-fec(records alH)ver— conference>ce-of-The-GhJIdren!s-Home- the floor.” Socicty of Florida, a statewide adop- T r y : ” O h .th eg erb ll Is lookingI a l Its tion and coicounseling agency. em pty water.dish,” not.I. *'"Y ou w anted . Platitudeides such a s " b e firm but not a p el & d now you’e going^ g j o let It die h a rsh ,” and an "be consistent but flexi------o fth fte t!” • ' ble” m adeide her feel inadequate andf / i •S£fSS£tSi£1!iS£fS& LENOXX "" F T A y / P resentsis . ^ b e a u T1 he 1982 Cob3lonial I Chiiristm cis W reai;ath Plate T H E 1TEACHINGS O F '^ a lm o g i ^CER_W,_KIMBALL^ f d - ___ ^Compd’^pited'by Edward L~Kimball roat lovo. abundant warmlh. me to iap it I :l counsel,c limoly warnings — ___ afe,lbo.rnossaaos_oj.iiiis___ outslaistanding book. Taken Irom the numerous.talks and wnlings lis beloved prophot. Ihis 'gs B/ i k brings inlo locus such lopics J_ asJaitlaith. rnarrtage. spiriiualily. plo work, missionary wo;k. . GcGodhead, charily, and manyriy J — others inspiraliralional book. $11.95
THATkT ALL MAY BE EDIFIED b y Blo o y y d K. P a ck er ST- der Boyd K. Packer, of thei r rurfi’oftH'eTwijlvdVHoriBglv^^^/e s ...... id co u n se l o n a v a rio ty o f " x h ^H k k in g 9 4 0 I ly topics — obodtenco. S "Massachusettsttts" is the 1982 Issuo in a limitedIited edition serios ol thirteen ily. chaslily. priosthood. Lonox li'no’chin).ina plates reprosonting tho ofiQiDfiOinalthirtoon coioniea'Piaies• • - - or, miracles, marriage, B FR E EC C a b in et WITH m a. cic h i n e ______. M will bo produce:e d in limited quantitios only duiduring lha year ol thoir issuo, ' many moro. This excellont. ! $.489.00 VALUEi.I,.;...... i ...... • :• -ona por yoaf,-inin the samo soquonce as thete establishment0£ ol lhe coionlosr- ■ " iifig book draws'Trom the ikim;15 ' r- 1 1
J K H O O K ^ olc6)iy'* Iday'Til 9:00 p.m. ip»n'Til 6:00 p.m. day /ISA • Olf! Wfapplno_ AVonabl*^ nua)f.u«,uiiue^ Uj.iaw TTImes-Nevva. Twin Falls. Idaho G-3 W edtdings-" it’s TqttcLanqutaage/Frgn.WaIaltace _ | H | | | | | Byiifington^Dixpn WENiINDELL - Maurlne D. BylngUu. £5chooliIscoulcd save 1by cuttting frills o f Wemendeli and Forrest B. Obconon < of - _ 'J e ro mne e were married Nov. 23 ° 1 have a modedest proposal for ' sdioo!ool, thereby reducing thes aannual with computers dolngaild( that w ork for Like Ll history, govermnent Is a waste ' Id a h o) Falls. F Idaho’s school-budcdget prftreWa? It’s budgeIget by $20;000 lo $30,000.DO. T hat us now, why pul>ul the. little darlings of>f IItime, and sometimes a downright . . a ai nd M rs. P au l DIxonof Jerom . so simple. I don't klIm w why.ll didn’t ..wouldild-be.alm ost, enough,to-hj-hire. a— through aU-lhatb.beavy-concenlratlon? - dan(langer:—Teach-pe<^e-about-tbelr ------so n andmd daughleMn-law of the brld occurtomealongtlitime'ago. wlnniuilngcoach. ' Scratch two msnath tcachers, high- righi groomtl, , and Mr. and Mrs. Ank ‘Ights, and they gel iqipity ideas. Look ------cience, too, might ds well we b e _ s< ^ r level, forir every 300 kids, and whaivhal they did to Socrates when He got M errlUl i t of M ontpelier, son-ln-taw/and ai The thing we need ipped. It's nice to khdw76rc ' * - ____of such fluff. And si Jte'Sure-lhe-home-leam-wlnvlns-and— gobbledygqok-litoIke-Magna C artarW ho— woulvould bel-Just think ot the games we and costly activities >ught for today ------m a kkes e ihe’old town proud.-isn'tn't It? So—needB -ll?-^:^tat -a-w aste- o t_ llm e . woulvould w lnlJust think______—J------^We-could-JusLasjs well eliminate the M^al.a^, if the ballplayers don’t tonknow an learning who won v the battle of A Ubought ra for the .day: EnglishI popoet study of English. EverybodyE ' knows 11 amoelx>eba from a param ccIumi?'Those— ?'’ HasUngsrihU3"alalterlng lhe cbiii^ ol 1?uesf/onsqi foF'"Let's Talk L4 0 - . Milton said. “Peace hasI h er pl^wnHy ThnI iild nlIm lnateiwaj?C— thlngtiga:donljnakciQiichdQwns_ 5. th e E nglish langiiguaee_andJHerature? gt,nipirtM" vhniil^ ((>• ’ v lclorieries no less renowned than war.'ar-” th ree teachers from»m-the average high NovJow kids hale math coursesses, and Sowhat? WallVallace. Box 156. BUss, 83314. ' Whitten-WVest TW IN FALLS - CliCIndl A. W hitten and Dennis R. Westt e>exchanged vows O cl. 17 a l th e F fratsl Church> of the , Nazarene in Twin Fallsalls. • The bride Is the dauglUghterofMr.and V I Mrs. WUUam WhittenLen of Twin Falls . , and the bridegroomI is the son of M r. • a n d M rs. P au l W est of IKimberly. ■ Weldon ShumanI officiatedc and ■ Mary Conrad was ororganist. Murry . B ark m an w as sololflolfit and Cathy ^ npanist. < • • ig Barkman was accompf The bride wore a lacelac gown featur- • a ing a Queen Anne nccileckllne and a full .M w len g lh train . She carrliriie d a bouquet of silk roses with ribbonin s~K(}lgnpR/dderiVewsprsp ap ers------Th PiinnmR Chi'jrJstm as^^ •: ;^iwareorindepcnd(indent Clauses, Caard iri the vV all& y . . . andd why you should > : D y e r th e next few weeks, you'll > more than likely be approached by - “ • " 9?•et one or use the' onee you have: .* one or more charilablable organizations seeking your support>rt during the holl- % day season. Some wlilwli be dressed In Santa Claus suits or other readily A teChristmas time, s(som e of the best: ttthings at the Pariss are > identifiable outfits,}. such as those freee! There Is no aminnual membershiplip fee for owning T: worn by rcpresentatlvUlvcs of the Salva- ) and :• tion Arm y. usining your Paris chsharoe. And It costists iess to use.'Ai\ de- :: The four major sosollcltallon tech- - - cldeied convenience forfc those who wistish to stretch their | — —niques-areby-tclcphorhone,.door-l£MlQor. ______• pay- •: on the street and mall.ma Most of the ------m ersnts-over-a-period3drofrtlm er^G f-cour-S'r-se;r:ther:eris=no-ehc large------•: ch a ritie s a rc legal and worthyof your.,______atalall for the first 30 days.d I- support. In fact, mosllost count on your : donations to m ake the:Iheir social scrvice : - programs possible for the re st ot the______Youut. Paris charge„c._car.d ..makes It eaeasier for you to take t - year. ------r — a d vvantage-of i fresh IdeasId :-new-fashioiion slants;-new-fastshlon ...... - However, there areare some Indlvidu- : alg and groups monlorc interested In anggles, gifts that cicome as dellghtfiitful surprises. It :also :• helping themselves; anand others. enalables you to take3 :advantage of vararlous special malliNirigs V <___ Ifyour-donallon.wllwill Involve giving -. - — direected to our~cha:large-customers throughout-the.yi t! year ______•; more than the sparere change in your _:_pockct^thinkJ)efare.ice,maklng. anjLdO:______ii-yciQu_doD!.tiiaYgjanscifi.^.pie.as.e_Le.Lu.s_g! get one for vou toeJ d a y . , ______■______nation and d o n 't h esitjsltate to ask ques- It or)niy talng for you with a hhandwritten note.B. p ressu red into givlniving on the spot, C h arities w an t yourr mn: oney loday and _ tom orrow . 7 ■ —- ...... -As-\>-we-sayi-some of-if-the-best-1hlngs-a i-at-The-Pans-are-fi-free:------'------_ ____ If th e 8olIcltqr_ uuses any hlgh- pi^iire tacllw, calcall the BBB or -S police. - Slatements suchI aias "all proceeds / •: w ill go to c h a rity " cancar m islead. What : Is left after expcnseiises may be only Open Monday 10a.m.10 t o 9 p .m . much of your glfl : pennies. Ask how mu . 124 M ain A v an ue hNofih, Twin Falls w in en d up In th e chaiParity’s cotfere.lf, .■ the sale of candy, mimagazlnes.'.books. __ nnH gw>oHng gflrdIs s 1is Involved, be______: sure you find out theee exact aniount the c h a rity wll! get. r With maU appeals.als, keep in mind : thal It 1s against thehe law to demand r. paymentforunordereered m erchandise, I - ■ If a charity sends yoyou merchandise, . ‘« you are not obligatedted to return il or t- pay for il; : For large gifts, 11 Is bestI to request a r ■ copy of. the organijinlzation’B annual ' -rep o rt, list of boardi niembers^^Oni w ^^^ ^
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pPERATED BY RN.. HHIRSCH&CO. SUNIDA¥ I JS > '■Jt'.-. ...an INTErtCOcoico m p a n y j j B I H I T . { M z ------Kristie Schenkik JuheFF udge' Cathi Barkess MANKET ^ BATH ■ CASTLEFORD — Mr.At. ond Mrs. TWIN FFALLS - Mr. and Mrs.S. HAGERMAN ~ M r. andi M rs. P aul E d w ard P . Schenk announce aim the Charles Fudge Ft of Missoula, Mont., Barkes announce the: engagemente of f^LEEPERS f ( QiTOWElS ^ engagement of their daughlighter. Kristie announcee the engagement of theirIr their dau^ter. Cathl,hi, to Brandon Lynn, lo Mark D. Barbageagelata, son of daughter,.r, Julie Jane, to Derek An-n- N leder. son of M r. arand Mrs. Brad - ^ n Mr. and Mrs. Donald BariJarbagelata of thony PlaMca. son of Dr. and M rs.8. Nleder, all of Hagermaran. i P l ® 1 ® ° ■ ; 5. Pica ot Twin Falls. Sparks, Nev. D onald G. I Miss Barkes Is a 198982 graduate of \ REG. 4 .9 8 Miss Schenk attendeded schools in Miss FuFudge, a 1981 graduate of L ^^ ^^ »«rS fc^ S O l1D S AND PRINTS . __ Q Hagerman Hleh School.Jl- FAMOUS BRANDS C l M lnlcoka County a nd gradraduated from • Sentinel HighHi School In M issoula. Is a ^ r Twin Falls High School)1 Inli 1979. She student aIt t UniversityI of Idaho. Nleder, also a 1982B2 graduage of *■ " attended College of SouUouthem Idaho pica, aa i1979 graduate of Twin F alls Hagerman High School»1, attends Col- ' for two years and is employed en as HlghSchoc[jool, also attends the Unlver- . lege of Southern Idaho.). office m an ag er by ZaleJales Jewelry sityofldahlaho. — Companyin Reno;— :------~T he"couiouple'is-plannlng'a Dec.-l9-19— T h e c o u p le -ls - plannining-a-Jan.-7— ...... — ^ FARAH ______Barbagelata paduatuated from weddlnRin: in Missoula. wedding. EMward ReedTiisTScBootiooi in spaiiCS------^ -IfU IT-IU IIC — and Is a 1982 graduate'Of of CSI. He is lillinraiio^ employed by the Clevela'eland Indians imous polyostor knit. m 50 Baseball Association. ons that look groot and The. coiq)Ie is planningIng a Dec. 30 groat. Solid colors wllh . w edding in the Sparks UnitJnited Method- g ib jotrosr slilching In sizos: ist Church. 2 to 4 2 . “^Someboddy ------Ifi J R «g. 1 8 .0 0 to 2 0.00 1 3 ^ o u I i Needs Yo MATCHING JACKETS “SomelMiy Needss you.” a ^ publloservlce columnI U,that ap p e a rs m R «g. 3 2 .0 0 each Sunday in The TimrV/nes-jVews. Is & I ------dealgned-lo match thoseise In-the.com------K 24” munlty who need voluntetnfeer help with ^ those who can pmvlde It. “• 5 ! T h e E a rly CbUdhoofood T^yntrtg Oenta* In Twin Falls neeneeds adults to M EN J BRIEFS LADIES FASHION HANDBAGS dhaperone roller skatingng and> bowling pack of Honos bribfsTlC ------Ma\Many-stylos-fo-choose-fromv — activities'from 3 to 5 p.m.m.onTuesdoys- < VH ' co?ta tlo n . L argo sele c tio n . and .Wednesdays. Thele czyBf73W3I?;~ — PkgnJrtrYourchoic®:- Lim l»o3'lo std<[ocJro?rtf<3rtiJ:------boveralTlz&s;'Sov " ^ » g .5 .3 9 - 1 * 9 Toys are needed for Christmas 4 9 Reg. M 9 9 lSM. — ...... ^ 2 baskets. Call the Commi;mimity Action ' SPECIAL . . 8R.,8.9 . 9 8 ...... ■ * A gency a t 733-9351.
G re» Acres Care QCenter needs |r ^ £' \ > ' vo lu n teers to play-wlthI multiplemi hand*------m m icapped children. CallI ShShirley Lin at 934-5601.______t ------Jf-your^rganlzatfon-nei-needs-a-volun------^ — teer, call Penni Janesif at 733-9351 to ha ve It appear In this coluiolumn. 't Kffimiftininffunineit THE CASL;UALSl40E I NOW^ A T i i P i FOR TODAY i Just InI Time1 "Sundown” by Wrangler siShoos has natural suede ; s For Chriiristm asl^^gg I* ioather i< outside and plan- I toilon crepe solos. Wrang-_ i . I , lo r S h o o s offer q u a lity , —9fyle-ond-ver60tilily-ot-^«r- — p o p u la r p rlco.
I Ourr Entire SStoek— - S E I r ______DR/?APES ______BOHS- ______R«It«ody modo special purchotooto cuilom workmonihlp. Doiignor 1 9 " I r ? ------ab rlct ol r«ody m odo pricoi. MorMany co lo n . SUei 48x82 & 43x84. _ i» g . O L I D S T A T E > .9 9 ...... :...... 4” I I JJUNIO>R -QLOR l\M TV ^ CHILDRENSi SPORTSWEARS ^ T 31. Orottot. crowlort, ovoralU, pantf. JEANi )ollvert •Kcopllonol porlormon ^ B ^ ^ m g m | r a D plats*. 8 talad platst, 6e tsoup bowls, 8 coffee cu| Hurry In!”' irvIng platter.' 1 vegefolo b l» ' ...I S' taucsr plots*. ' . 1 ^bowl, 1 cream sr. ond 1 #usugorbowi plus lid. .
H H v — -Beaulfful—^ n » g r — ------— 1 2 0 . 0 0 r ...... ■ K y G Iftw rlpI ^ * 9 * ------i d a h o B e p miRTMENT STORED-- WN .TWIN’FAILS ^ 6 g ______mm . 160MAINSa;O.PHONI733>9Ul-ON H THI MAU > DOWNTOWN ■ T wvia i n Falls • Burley • Ru jjj^yggyyjDA Yji^^H^SSSSSmtSSM V ' M Meom5r,_tb Dddfersg g P S iinrii1riav.Oocemberi2.i9a2 Tin ^ r e ' s n riopreseijnrliketlthe time. ^ Hi ex lovedI It." said A fterw'ards. ar the babies clap theirIr Mrs. Fontana, holdinglg P a u la 's hand Bethel 199 hands andnd ju m p up and down In a s she w alked fearle•lessly along a ihstallatic exrllom pnt>nt. 4-lnch hleh balance beatam .. set Frida?ly TOIiN FALLS - Vlckl:kl Biggerstaff, / dau^tcr of Brj'ce andnd Jessie Big- / gerstaff of Twin Falls,Is. will ^ l n - ______Stalin as honors qu^n'djn'dfTwln Falls Bethel No. 19, Intematloitional O rder of SUNDAY Job's D oubters, at 7:3030 p.m.1 Fridoy______\ at U)c Masonic Temple. Ju lie J o n e s wIIII presid!Slde as Install- ^ Ing hortored queen in thithe ceremony “^inppws are God'ss FPromise for TomoiTOW." Cindy GarriQrrlson will be tH&rurfator. ,Qt&er Installing offlccfleers will be Cdrrfia'Clarke, Holly Bre\Irewster. Cathy IFUL C M AS GGIFTING ey.“ T e n y ‘Bar-'------~ AND BJEAUTI B ev erly Berkley,' DXEDJ JHRISTI ronA^Karolyn Lawrenrence. Launa 10uii&&pf, Joanne Smmith it and Ann Boaz. ■ 1 4 K G O L D ■gf^r olflcers to bee liInstalled are B O N E C H IN A ~ ' LVn-Russcll, senior pritprincess; Klm- ^ PPI I E R C E D • berly H itchcock, Junloinlor princess; ROSE JEWELR',RY ' Sos&n‘Jensen, guide;; BeckyE Pope, m in a delicate'hea^t•s^•shaped ^ ^ ______EEARRINGS / marshal; Stacy KnodleKile, chaplain; / p box of painted booee s, librarian; m pins or rose pendant:nts. in / tree ball ornaments Mallsa Peterson, Janelmelle Stocker, , IV dusty pink or ivory biby ' j1 1 I entenclose the 14K gold — ' Teresa—J en se n — Stephaphanle-Slager. ------— Mediar^O^Ooach;------ggearrings i by-JackelrChoice— ------Kimberly Peterson, m i essengers; Il Fashion Jewelry Monica Armstrong, senlo of 16 fashion styl&s. 16.00. Shelly Kendrick, juniorilor custodian; .11 FashionFa: Jewelry and Gall Ncwbry, innerer guard.i Choir . - i memberts include Tracj■acy Ross. Jen- - I iW earden. \ nifer M atson and Mimi Wi 0) Hostesses for the openpen Installation ' | \ will b e L o rrain e. Molyneux Mol and rf — Catherine^Stewartr-Va•ValerierTAIlen. ------^ ______^ soloist, will be accomparpanled by Sally Molyneux. Shelly Carlso•Ison and Kristi C a rrier will b e guest boolwok attendants, —■ Sam and Cheri Schlangenge will dlstrib- ^ss^tssssstt^ A ute the programs. BRiGHTi "LADY)Y ' ■ A SLEEK-POCKET The Twin Falls chapteijterofDeMolay — :willpre8ent-lheswordoer -EINGERS-GL jOVESO ______I ______COl A L C U L A T O R '______• Martha Carlson.n. Tam m y from Af Is a.re yoursi irin Ihe fl .. (rofrom VVestport Mundi is - Arnjstrong, Martha Schlange, Scl Ur- ‘ sQftast ApQor ^ h e — r »> ______-an-ldeal-glft-tor-thoan ------— ■ 'talloredrexacting-man------— Stew&rtwlll serve at therhe reception. brightest ‘llavors’; —------"tal ■The project for Missss Blggerstaff’sI Maraschino Cherry.• F f^fesh ' Ofor woman! Encased in tenn will be the Shrlncr'ser’s Hospital for ^ Blueberry. Creme dele richric burgundy eelskin. d a p p le d C hildren In Spo!.-'Twin F a lls Sentor ClttoUzens Center V 939 Fourth Ave.ve. W. ___ faoniV ______t • Monday, spaghettiiltl with meat sauce. Tuesday, salad hbuffel and B O X E D W E B I BBOXED O INITIAL Cltna-noodle casserole.!5. : • W ^nesday._meat>at loaf and L O G O B E L T . / ______SG3C A R F - ______. Birthday dinner. from Pierre CardinI is / fromrom Accessory Street is sh rice. ^00^ - • Thursday, Spanish r \ / yourours in a beautiful array - ••Friday, roast pork.•k. incredibly versatile,i. wilhv 3 web stripes and 1 lologo ^ \ / if colors, each with the Activities; belt for inierchangealeable ^ \ l - initisnitial of your choice! A • • Monday, trip to Ru|Rupert, crafts / colors. Stripes in tauaupe/ . 1/ • loveavely, personalized gift for — and"quiItIii8r9"a.mrto-■tO-3r30:p:mr,-— — - maroon/black, red/wl/wRne7~ Vvr 7 j ------juLjst-10.00;-Accessories- 3 t------pinochle at l p.m.,, ,aiand potluck • il bingo a t r> p.m . navy, turquoise/lilac/v;:/vaniila. VV, J : • Tuesday, bingo aat t I p.m . and [T 13.50. Accessoriess .VV. . I ___ b o a ^ m e e tin g a t7 :30p.0 p.m. 1/ r • W ednesday, crflftffiitsTuidTjalltlng ------Jf-: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; delivery < of ML groceries, call In orderje r to M arty's L - M arket on Tuesday. • T h u rsd ay , plnochlchle 1 p.m., ..... Friendship Day<...... F rid a y , exercise:lia U: .m . _ «_Saturday, center-closed. ck f30p.m7 - - - CHRISTMAS ...... " • Sunday,dancel:30| - . CH ...... 830ariES-IN 0 -A ^B0X -:-.. fronrom Ditto. A set of 3-pr. of • • r w *iiOT in I I ’ KlmberiyAgeleasiiflsSealor d joolie socks in a variety I’ ClUxemCentin t e r I ’ ol3f ddecorative tin boxes, 310 M ain St.it.N. ^ -----z :^ := A Tak€fake your pick (or • ; • Monday noon, PotPotluck Birth- iihristmas gift-giving! :dayrDlnner. • • W ednesday noon,n, ham burger 10-00. Hosiery...... —~ - ^ t^ , potatoes and an gravy, id.-bread and — r''^^iM ch. kraut salad.------i :b u ite r. applesauce wllhylth cinnamon, |0 ParKln« vi| - I -cracker and coffee orrm m llk . MS. BON BO;OXED KNEEHIGH5 ' l*.Toh€ri •! - I - * •-Friday -noon.. . scalloped...... - In 0-colorful 3-pacl■ack eat Including 1-pr. cla:lB65|c argyles in 80% < -potatoes .with cheeses e and ham ...... iTotandralslB» turbo hi'bulk acryllrylic/20«/(i stretch nylon::.1 1 pr. flat knit'j800-4;^-9g2ay. ‘ • ' ______ID ER ^A LI______^ 2 ^ HQLID)Ay-HOUBHS: Sa(!*0-7fs^r2-5--^ ii—M l ______. y I t ■ G-6 Tlmes-News. Twin1 Falls.Fa Idaho' ''Sunday, DoceQCernberl2.1982 — Sweetts do — V a lfley e happ<)enings~^ as5sist^^i~ —""WINNERI J , ------rOFBLACKE- ER’S “P inX0NTEST” 4 LaLecheie League to meleet StamTin a “1; TW IN FALLSLS — The La Leche Leagwgue will meet at 10 a.m . Levels, of-blood1 sugar may fall,^,^.,v- PERFE UST__ JLIL ------T uesdayal537M7Monit)eSt..-TwlnFallB.- ICTPlfCRi exerclse, but con-', V 'H ie programm willV Include the first of a1 stse rie s of four discussions ' during strenuous e> 2Vx Cups Flourjr IT .. V in eg ar e s not require In- ' ^ I ' on breasl-feedlnjilng. For more informationn call( 423-6234. Buhl a rea tlnued activity does Intake; so sweets v . 1 Cup Lord 1 Eggg JENSEN |1 people who arce Ininterested in attending mayay call 543-8905. c re a se d glucose Int don't boost stamina,!J, scientists say. , I % Cup W ater.. ______Researcher Dr. PlPhilllpFelig of the‘ FROM I i Yale University Sclkrhool of M edicine,. Cuf lord into flourr S'saltfi untirit' resomblblbs'c6or#«“mea!: SharingI programp slateci d . says In the New EnEngland Journal of iS/ Boot egg, add waterler and vinegar. Add oil icio flour mixture, Medicine that, althohough blood su g ar IjC Dougli snould bo stksticky, roll out. M akes 1 double d crust pie BURLEY, The P aren ts Circle' of Com;im passlonate.Friends will BURLEY -- T levels do fall belowr iKirmaln in up to 40 ^ or^d 1 single. Boko 37375*-45Mlnufos. Tuesday at the Idaho Ban!ank and Trust Conference . , m eet a t 8 p.m . 1 ■ percent of all heaealthy - individuals IDAHO I on program will be held. Room. A Caring:lng and Sharing discussion engaged In heavyf exercise, eating « traditions wlil beexphanged.<1. Id e a s fornew Ira sw eets w as not fofound to ‘ improve £? — - performance;------=HEfiE^flRE= Kennel clubcl sets parti;-; ------^------The myth that'eieaTlHilwe^’ wilf ^==1^ AlPPCrPITFIl help avoid or shorteteii periods of pain 4b I seven quarts With sircedslu apples.- - ^ inyon Kennel Club of Twin ______T W N FALULLS — The Snj^e River Cany _ _ .following exerelscses like marathon ^ HER RECIPES'S' (J o n a th o n o p p le s o r e m y lo v o rlte ) ~______^ F a lls will fiofdi ItsIl£ a h h ii^ C hFlstm as'partyly Jat'7p:nj^W ednesday ot^— running likewise Isls*nbt"tr\ie7TelIg“ j i — In o large k In'Invited.-For more Informatioitlon contact Bonnie Shaw. In la r g e b(bowl mix 1 Cup sugor,ir, 1 cup corn starch , Vti", \ * 734-C786. In experiments,, men-who drank 9 YOURSELF...■ Tsp. nutmeg,g, 2 tsp. cinnamon, ’/■ isp.tsp. cloves, t Isp. olmond W ; glucose-iadden wateiter retained normal ^ fm e x tra c t. V* titsp. sale. 1 cup water anand 3 tablosoons lemon ^ -W blood sugar levels, but the length of m ir juice. Add sislowly to hot water, stiritir continually and cook.T' i*tj|| > Network■fc speakers p/anmned time they could engngage tn strenuous ^ YOU’LL LIKE until clear. P o u r o ^ r th o a p p le s on& v h Q Q s e - t r cn m ------h - o n Let - | 2 4145 to 980 — s iz e s V » v e n — S A N ^ - m i i L sp DeepiafreezeT Li -DOVr X FOOD JL. rF R E E Z E R .^1 99
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s t o c i\;\ c u .s £ ^ ; \ K-nifc B lo c k W Blacker'a havo lakon on ihcho compiule '.lino oi La-Z-Boy® Chairsrs ond lo.Z. JS Slooper»iS. Thoy'ro oHofirring iromen- t/ dou» '»owlng» on oyor>>> iLa-Z-Boyffi______A tf— — «r-plck-i.om unfHf»-»t«k-y-i-r-Tol11 rocllnofs. V PurchBM ------(ocko(-f«cllno><-ond-«wW< at spociol sovingt Ihol men oko il pos- ~ ' T i." libl* 10 gel,Ih o kind oi cocomfort you tt roolly wont. Hurry now’ . , - - rolo* ^ lalerl j REFRKIGERHTORS after m ovelf a s t ! I i • SIDE-BY-SI-SIDES V * SI . • 3 DOOR-11[-1CE&WATER Prices Start A-\ t ^ • TOP free;ezer: - ____ _OVER-20( OOLA-Z-BOY® CHAIRS IIINSTOCK... l ~SAV\fEX)?TO GET YOUURS TODAY I . r 9 9 I \ ’MS ! a g ^ j |
^MONDAY ■ S f l f f l j i j H i h r* THROUGH-BJi FRIDAY t f ^ ^ mi B m ' 2 2 rau a Ave. L ~ IWin lalls>— _ , 733-1804 ^™ 2ndId Ave. t;...... Jwl’nFalls' 1 ^ 733 1804
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_____ By.AUCHAEL.OUX)VIk ' E _ _ . 4 ------^------norlhem Elorlda SCrutrub pine. ______elusion lo a modem-dai-day_v_erslon ot W illiam T o l l 's ______Knt^t-RiddcrNewspaiwv>efs F o r M cM ullen’s poopoor m arksm anship, a Jury irin celebrated achlevemirement, ending abruptly a : ; A cting like ; ‘W i l l i a m T e l l ’ Uny W akulla (>)unly.nty. which nudges thp stat(Uc festive seafood dinnerner nl the McM ullcn home In a _____ ------CRAWPORDVILLE;E.-FIar^TaWng a laslswiff/ig— capllairTaiahassee.ie. from the Muth, convlctcio3 remote, wooded area;ao( oi Wakulla. from his beer, Mark EElhrbar, already staggeringng the fisherman ot mansonslaughter this week, . Bhrbar, single'andKi 33.3^ d idn't b other to shoot. He I drunk, balanced a canin of Busch on his head andnd T h irty y e a rs old. m ia r r i ^ ^ th e father of flv[ P r-S euUSS ------1 iv^on’t titalk f SHOP ^ U N D A V.Y j / V; y in DOWiDW NTOW N TWWIN FALLS '' S i Itp childdren ' ;; Child audierences e v e ru t t h i n q ITE SAILE I are just too0 toughi ' but VV H l [ SAN DIEGO (UPI)1 - Ted Gelsel. ' '.-known to young and olddreaders n as Dr. \ "Seuss. says there’s no) wayw. he will be______’enticed before an iaudience of , . youngsters again. PILLOWS TTO SUIT ^ I Gelsers public appearearances before Lthat—Iccqucnt,______Ito address such ------Y0 U R-I-FA N C Y ^ \ r- a group a t th e San Dlegilego Museum of 1 ^ DUCHESS DOVWN PILLOWS . ;;ArtfnBalboaParlcWetln;d}iesday night, ^ • : G eisel, 79, a near-recliscluse who lives Standard, rog.I. i95.00 7 9 .9 9 ' in a mansion high on MouifountSoIedadin i;j{ l-UKuuxurious* whito gootodown.. down-proofi cover, l y f - La J o lla , said a Clevelanland experience ^ ■ talk show appearancess eieither: i ‘,‘1 was once interviewiewed on tclevl- BARCLAY'S ^ \ ■ slon by Dick Cavett.. I I prepared 15 . --q u estio n s for him to asksk mi e, each one RENAISSAN*MCE PILLOWS ^ r r-ln se q u c n c e , bulldlngandand building to a P I P E L I ^NEVELOUFIR standard, reg.. s( o .o o 2 9 . 9 9 i n ; ______f ■ tc llm a x. to a g reat yiSc. HiHe asked them ■ Tt---- 0%~ wfilio"^ovS7"80% vihlioI Vwotorfowl reaih'er*." P '•'“all — inrevcrseorder.” >uoon! rog,'70,00;49.99;klng.'rOrog. | 80,00.89.9tA«...... ^ S ^ U T r C A ® ¥ The man who createdited the Grinch, BE Y S T E V E f ^ ...... [ . - the Cat in the Hat. Yert’ertle Ihe T urtle QUALLOFILIL® PILLOWS . r r'and that crowd was asi ' igothisinspiratlons. bath size, reg. $ 9 standard, reg.. 2 0 .0 0 1 5 . 9 9 S310;99 lyoalor (Iber. Queen, ; In Switzerland, . , Fllloclllod w ith DuPoni 1 ) 3 ^ poly« J ' i r “I get all m y ideas In Tho b o a u tlfu l so lidid-color-tow'ois.with doubi^ b i e - ...... -roB9? g ;: 25,00.19.99;W g. reg,’ 34.00,)o:a6.99.~~~ - ~ ■ ■ ,;j i> -^In a hamlet called Zybiknov Z; and ------cord piplng.'oiogonant e n o u g h f o r e v o ry o n o0 oc n —;------I ••ranothoronecalled(uniteuitelligiblc);” he o u r C h ristm a s list. B colorlors. ______COMPODSE PILLOWS ____ _ : “I go there on the^he 4Ui ot August______yo* ■ ■ lo g ^ my cuckoo clock’ cio< repalrcd; re g . no' standord,.re£^ . 1 3 .0 0 8 ^ 9 / While It’s being repairtaired, I wander BathE towoi 1 3.00 10.90.99 Pufouro rolluffoblo Dacron II® polyolvoiler. Ouoen. roo, • Taround^and talk to somme e very strange HandI- towol • 9 .0 0 6.95.99 «S.0(5.00. 11.99: king. rog. 19.99. U.?4.99. ^peopW ^n the streets.s. 1That’s where WV ash clo th 4 .0 0 3.43.49 -.m y chfiracters come frorrom ." F in g o rtip 4 .5 0 3.93.99 : Sitting beside GelsJeisel. on the " ^ m u s e u m ’s Copley ~Audiluditorium stage ' - ;w a s TVIfiQriCC— Scndi •:;'iliuslraior of “Wild Thlrfhlngs" and "In --TheNightKltchen." 7 rj ■•'An UDpen Discussloislons wltJPI^ ~ 1 ^Geisel :and Maurice! SSendak" was Y >> co-sponsored by the mujTiUMum and the k iJcxtenalon-dlvlslon-of-Cf-W ilversity of...... G O O SE I . DUCKC: D O W N T California, San Diego. EDOWN 2 '2‘ "If we lived with ouiour characters. / / //PIl’ILLOWS COMFC=ORTERS I- .ir.we'd both be In thehe madhouse." / y- .‘'Sendak-alIowed.-“lf-II n ran Jn to thoM _ I people socially. I wouldold nee. Wrlling 3U i . 9 9 J . ‘n 1 2 9K . 9 9 oil sizes I ^ ' ' I s a w ay to exorcise then"lem. We've been Reg. 7 0 .0 0 . Tho3 ui itin io to in ? ^ c h a ^ by these Images.;es. and we keep k • Soft, warmrm and cozy 1uu7s sof|noss and comicTifort! Gooso- 5 1 .-^throwing books behindind us lo^wp dov^.n . . . nain a tu ra lly ] dovt^n, fill, c o tto n c comp, volue ^ them away." n covor. Stan- ' d o rd ’slzo only. B od?d Pf lilo w s;- — \ FULL...... 24o!oo I '.i ' ' TIMES-NEV\EWS V K I N G ...... , .3 4 0 . 0 0 I - CLASSIFIED ADVEVERTISING ^ ^ PHONE 733^3-0931 i * a L 8 § sz TO _ SHAEFFERER EATON----- . - \ . FREE: FlFORM —DELUXE - " ^ " " ’ K______^______CALLIGRA!APHY SET SALAD^D BOWL SET 1 9 9 9s . 9 5 m _ 2 9' ’ reg. 40.00 W h i'-'-.------— ^7-pc.—se-set-lncludes—12^dia-_ t Wondorful' gift Ido[doo to holp W/M m e te r sosalad bowl, 4 motch- — ------som eone's—hob.by-by- o io n 'g o r . " Ing Indivldlvldual bbwis'ofTd 2-pc; s lo rt a novi/ o n o .. IrIn cludos N o c \ X z ______. to n g so t set..A_gift to.ploaso...... - Nonsonao®--foontantain--pon,-3- m ■ e v o ry ho!h o s to s s . _ ------italic nibs, 14 initik coftridgos, ^ ^ instruction l3ooklel[let,, proctico ...... p o d . - : r i i — T M l i i i I ■ T all Biasi z e r s i j SI M — ^ i I • T o l« n / J 3lQZor3 for ? » Finoly tallorod'BlQZP ro stlg o m tho Tall Girl. , Pr Horring- wool. In Navy.d s.oHi g u o l* FREE. AT • _ - bono. a n d Tw oeds.your Foil Ily addition to yoi , i' ■' ' ...... ~______tT H E B O t t l , ^■u'wardrobo. ^70. ’ ■ ;_____w h tl Blzct 8-20 ■ '.i<» • • • ■ ' m-uTi . l«OM«lnAnnMN( F-AH.6’ 73^-4W . i ^/Veekdays 10-9 :KrA' HGE IT O N YO tJITttO N'TORrftMERlCftN U - 'ro^JA i B B I —^ ^ O U R S ^S o t . T 0 ^ 7 r $ U T T T T 2 ^ S ~ ------FV.PRESS ACCOUNT. TO ORDIRDER.CALL M A^ I UNIT O F ALLIBO STORES. J B p a h l e ^ i ..... '• ------/ » • ^ FallB. Idaho* Sunday. Decercemt>er12.1582------_ _ _ &«TliT\e3:Kew3. Twin.falj ...... Dresssingrigjht for busineiI *^s mecansbeidngcotnservat irnces_are_inuch \ lhe___ oafi.Virnot nearly ------ButIt t th e m ain th in g -ta remeni ------^(iress antl behavior hlardescendedon'Amerl. a ? - an d th e Confuclan-goldenn m ean — m oderation” ' Knapp'sald Ki the currc^ticixb jmbens that samelnstyiistyle aria tone as those for m en—"oo . rigid as the conforral^iTM«qulrements in “anythl/thing about y our personal ap;appearance or fashion exln*lremessuchas 8lltsklrts.” sbe.sald. ; can business. — in l» h n v lo r. “ R esist thehe temptation to look so r css and behavior in Xm 6ii^cant?i business in your b:igh. has exactly the sam e custi ar II had to accept wh^fiCT lliey entered d a rk glasses. gl They can suggestt 1Mafia or at. To which I _ la te 19J50S and was soI rairam pant In the tum ultu- ;adv ice fo r th e fem ales seracrambling upward in War ich Knapp added: “Females Ini^ist* islness.” i i - .- , le a st. puput up a wall betw een you arand those you n e ss h a d be ou^ lOCOs. began to ebb2bb In the mldsl970s and business. ' "Wear efficientent looking suits or busli 1 better forget King I.«ar's famous . frocks, plain, substantialI sh In the past3t threei years, and eise\ ilgfc iri doublo m u st sp eakak forf firmness and authority.” Topsistudentt poll V - e : U P 00 on ^-icitesHReaga III lilifilJlAg 1^^ E3 VSt rateoldun*ig er r€9eline^ r s ir 'r revealJs behcavior / V By PATRICIA McCORM,^MACK Othersrs w ere selected by thi W e haiid to buy cfy-€ight percent thinlhlnk the present should be rounuc:* up and deportedtllo t( ------numbefornuolear weafeapons can lead— thelrcouiountryof origlnrSocial Issuesr lo w a r; 52 percent saidlid |production of »84 perjerceni prefer traditional marnar- ' nuclear arms shouldd beI frozen at riageove)ver other options for long ternerm present levels. com m ltiTItments. . N evertheless. 76 perc«rcen t said the «43 percent pei expect to parent tWitwo 1^ ^ ^ ^ " ■ economy should be theLhe federal gov- children.’n. emment's lop priority•Uy. They said »57 perpercent said Iheywould neve ) C r VM Issues include unemployiloyment, an un- decide; to never have children, Fort;orty IrA b a l a n c e budget and Infljnflatlon;'■ ■ ' percentit ssaid they would consider sucl The students also wereere asked to rate. an optionion. th e job R eagan is doldoing In these •59 petpercent said “no” to legalize!ized ^ categories: domestic; pc policy-, foreign abortion,on. ■ policy, social programs.is. ]politics. •Nearl;irly half think teenagers shoul)ould J M fc How they graded theepresident: pi be requiquired to have their parents ' •Domestic Policy. EExcellent. 5.3 consentU tbefore having an abortion, fH p e rc e n t; good. 53.9 peipercent; below •ij4 peipercent do not approve of pro-<.pro average, 24.7 percent;t; poor.i 7.9 per- posed legislation lci that would requir[ulre cent; no answer, 8.2 perccrcent. fam ilyr • iplaning agencies to notif;otlfy’ IN gH IM ' •Foreign Policy. Excellent. E (!.7 p a re n tsIs of i underage teenagers seel.7— llonal-rclTcllglous-groups-andUU-pccccri «ent ------.Lm utioulln-CauJaLiaJ .<;n f'Cl' Co''vijf , ri'OiI'OdO.''’." V/c rijci'rivt Cov,jt..-a - to tuiitL-citnoino ;Itoa 'ionQi Hviing. ono impoccoD'o p e rc e n t; good. 31.5 pe:percent; l)clow a tten dI servicesse weekly, Dock Ioif.o«ttao..<'i •ohol SiOODOCH.j' Ttoniilioi in!n.- iiu.n'i i ^ roiio'ino AO'Oviaiuo ...... av erag e, -34.4 percent;in t; poor. 21.4 ...... 4 3 perpercent said they drink alcohc percent, no a n sw er.« percent.per occuslonionally but n early one-third saiisaid ______. •Politics. Excellent,it. 12.1 percent; th ey nevlever drink, although they'vy 'v e good. 54 percent; belowow average. 20.3 tried . TThirteen percent said the,“'ey ' percent; poor. 6.G percencent; no answer, never haihud an alcoholic drink. Hn 7 p crcen t. m ■ The survey, conducteicted during the rettes;?]; 7 percent did and quit. sum m pr, involved 50.000000 of the 3(>3.000 'T hose)se who said they never triei t \ \ ^ issue of "W ho's Who10 of American percent;It; angeJdust,98percent. ..'H l^ School Students.”5.”' Of the 50.000 , D raftrtand.Defense: a ‘ .• "sent questionnaires. 23.tta.OOO responded. - *44 peipercent of males favor dral Many of the studentml leaders w ere registrat:-atlon; 24 percent favor il fo Identified and nominatetlied for inclusion both menlenandyomen. In the high school “WhWho’s Who" by •TV peipercent favor arms limitatloItlon principals, guidance; ccounselors, or agreemements belw2en - the Uniteiited w R j youth organizations. They Tl are high Slates anand the Soviet Union. Howevei>ver. demies, extra- 73 perceicent don’t Ixjlleve the U.S.S.FS.R. 1 1 1 achievers In acadeii curricular activities,ies, comunlty would hchonor such an agreement;I; (ift(i service or athletics, p erccntIt 1t>ellevcthe; U.S. would.
Sltotoloungor* SIiqQlIj5 )-©^di • Eoiy opon, oo»y clou010 Clo»oioltiowallSt»oSt>o1oloungor‘ Out boit tolling loloeUnor Cloio lo m« wall SIraKilraloloungor* Contomporoiy look . W rocllnor. Gonuln»'i»'loalhor. - and M't in cotoftoovi>0 volvol. In Nylon volvol. 'rtc.ollorr-ori r..' <;r.r-i(fi-Vir>'v '■,C" 'loot I'' ti'io«ino COfTilCumlOfT ,rvlh,i iOOCO-JOving toC'i^Of lr>0 “ • isi rTio*<'S "111 StiQlSt'QioiounQo' Ol riomo in tomily room of • ‘ JjJ OO'Jin .ncrioi Ik iivpnfi room A tool vOiii i DPI>EN SUNIDAY - i s - \ ...... --- I NlOON C TIL 5:001IP.AA, jss Ss i i H K w m '■ J - * ONEDDAY ONLY I ■ 1 ^ ' ~Woifreh*eh*s Fleec'e“L1rt€Td~i ss. HHS— l o o t s H ss M Black or Brown •Ss ; ' " j n I b b |i Rog._S44.95 j - J S i ...... 1 K ^ Sltololoungot* SItotiOto-Glldo* Eoiy lo t*cl|no.j2lo»«oto lo in»__ Clos».up Siraloloo lo u n g e r w ith dur«b1« H erculo■ o n ____ LStrataloungor*• ,_rpckB_and_LBCllne#^______X, n l_ _ woll. Sup«r lolt vin)rtlyl. cower Ior long wotwoarBnd'osayeloanlng...... InScotchgard*• oiprbtdcledvalvol. K j Smo'i. conio'r'oo'o"O'v ityNng lii'U'iOuSJV 'OH SOOt'f'iitif'O J>iJ' SuDO'Dty C0'"i0'*aDi''QDlo If'll- DOOv C'aaiirn-j ioHnoSi’lli incji It’S Q handsomeI chcchair. A com lortablo chair and y y o tNCk o' tho nonaiono ono t''0 o"orron cOfTirtS ud3 I0...... - ...... JS Jiii SI charge AA< c c o u n t s H . Anc,nd ■ / \ Hi ■ REE ^ bankc(ccard s / r -__ J ss 3 ^^ C h r Jitirlas Pomsisettia ig Wolcoc o m e J I LYNWOOD ■Si I - eachjchair -JI, m Jl J with < irsold ^
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