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BOISE — Paul de Renne Rei slaked out the Basement anii(liiex slayings o f his brother:r and ai an associate a.s The Legislature maymo rcplace the College' carefully as u mining claiclaim, police say. J Thursday morning . o f Soulliem Idaho\ librarylit getting the cata- Before going to a Tl ethodically killed uvu loguing annex out oofi f its dank basement. meeting where he nietho P a g e d people and then himscnsclf. the long-time prospector wrote a wil!ill :i:incl i.!.(JOO person- al check for cleaning upu|) the nIl;^s frniii ihc Panoramic visilistas shootings...... jnic.forcslScrvicivicc.plans.for a.visitot's-. t S :-— -The brothers hadd b been fcuUiny.for------... ______lOPkoiiLQniop.qtihcJh e 7.70R-foot Pike Moun- .. monlhs over the owner/nership of a mining uin inthcSouth Hills,:ills, soulh o f Hansen. . claim in the Salmon Nutii'lational l-oresl. P a g e C l The miner strode into M&M Court Ke- porting Service in downjwntown Boise carry- ing a briefcase. Insidele w was a loaded semi* iiutomatic Colt'.45 hand{indgun wnipped in an pHNG oil-soaked rag. The pocpockets of his brown corduroy coat were weightedwei down with Long-haul gararbagc three more clips o f ammi^munition. He had 28 A Boise dcvclopiopcr may haul garbage bullets. from a.s far nway asis ^North Salt Lake Valley Iv In a front pocket, de IRenne had a type- in Utah to his landfillfill 01 Burley Butie. ANDY ARENZm« written note .saying the;he |people he planned P a g e C S to shoot ••bought theirrbuilei-s,” bu Reflk M asic, right,, tete! lls a b o u t t h e w o rld h e Ileft behind as his broth>ther, Erimin, peeks outta a t their new worid. He wasted no time. T h e ir m o th e r E m iniA, d , second from left, andd cousin Emir Sose also}o fled war-torn Bosnla-Hi-HerzegovIna. Shortly aficr all-slxx peoplep' Silt down tp resolve the dispute, defe RenneR popped open his brief ease und pulledled rmcr b o r d o r s * - ^ Tltcn dc Renne moveoyed around the table South Hills Iiglight Then he cam c to m y househi w ith his au- Qgih,tholic Croats for a breakup ofOf Yu- • of Y >f Yugoslavia ' and fired several bulletslets inlo Latta. Don de Roy ond Sandydy Wojcik didn't fool tomatic weapon. He camc into my goslaslavla two years ago and theledestruc- c 'S Rcnne’s business partiicitncr. aroiirid when thcjhey strung Chri.stmas house when I was aslasleep und arrested Soniof.‘Groaler c Serbia.' rhe current conflict started afterBosnivafti \V Paul de Renne bricHy brii slopi^ed ihe lighis at Ihcir homeme south of l^anscn, but me. ' Th. Muslims and Croats-voted for f c slaughter and orderedred his atlorney, Bill they stopped w hen:n tthey got to 15;000. “He said somcihiiihing about being gop'oreal | fice from the Yugoslav federal Collins, to leave. P a g e E l sorry.” jrs ago. More than 45,000 peoplepec have ' r 7 ^.\,G ,eecl^ Miller look the momlomeni to escape and M asic’s a Bosnia:lian Muslim. His d In the fighting since then;; scsom e esti- / was tackled by de RenRenne. They wrestled Clueless, fella'la? friend was a Cathollolic Croat. From mateites nin a s high a s 500,000. for the gun. The attome3mey managed to par- that moment, they’ wwere on opposite SeSerbs, who dominated the old3ld Yugoslav s i ^ . V ? Hungary Don't despair, guguy. Take a peek inside 75 peroent sides of a mindlessss (ethnic bloodlet- Tiy, quickly overran almost 75 Mll«t P le a s e see SHQ0TING/A2 for a Ihe definitiveivc guide on what to get Bosnian territory, although BosnianBoi (To v ting; now they're oppositeop sides of your wife, girlfricmiend or spccial someone rt)s m ake up just 33 percentIt oof the pop- ^ Zagreb ^ for Christmas. the w orld. lUon. C roatia Serbia Christm ass ii n P a r k P a g e E l Masic, 25, arrivedved in T w in F a lls rhe Th Muslims and the Bosnianan Croats, A Friday night with his mother, Emina, 4nlUalially allies, soon began dghtln: Deraid Glenn. i asked. “No, never.. BBosnia is not my S e c tio n D rttw batde- KHT Inlogiaphlcs i Rhonda Wong, Cam:amille Cox, Linda S ectio n A hom e.” W eather...... J2.2 B u s in e s s...... 1-4 S te v e n so n , M iltonI BarrusBi and Carson,V P l e a50 s e ;see B0SNIA/A3 mm- Wong. Nation..... 3-9 ,1 22 , riKpfiBoenian S e r t ) ^ Croat The Advent candle(5 willwi b'c-lighted the »M ilS^. There's limned 0 plnlon....1 0 -1 11 Section E in dally gets'toM i Rev. Daniel Rielke,, paipastor of Our Savior c a n h e lp e^;.^-,nd in the towns, m ostolstof tM treM tiave already Features....1-12 H ow you Lulheran Church in TwiTwin i-alls. S ectio n B E n g a g e m e n ts .3 this famil) ------: The pcrfonnance stansstar at 5 and is free, S ports...... 1-4.4. DearAbby ...... 4 The Soropitmisi will/ill bc providing hot Crossword ....10 __ chocoiale and cookies.:s. S ectio n C M o v ie s ...... 11 Magic Valley 1-44 . _ O bituaries...... ,22 S e c tio n F Mini-Cassia...... ,33 F o c u s ...... 1-2 Lunch m e n u s ..4.4 Legal notices ..3 ■ Skepttics chalUenge rrevived memor] ies of alibuse Idaho/West..5-6•6 Classified...2-12 to the idea thithat children sometimes re- W prld...... 7-8 .1,2 2 — — ^------1 H icAI Associated Press press mcniorie!iries.of physical, emotional or lAKDALE, Minn. — Desjesperatc to sexual abuse,e, b bul can regain those memo- in, Elizabeth rics as adultss Ihroughth psychotherapy, CAN'T USE MV I cnierg:rgc from a dark depression, NO, WU CA Cnrls(Ison sought therapy, Whatt shesi got in- Many suchch cases have given rise to BLANKElET TO URAP stead,d was a terrifying belief thathat she had lawsuits andnd even criminal eliurges; VOUR PRESENTS'PE rcpres^•sscd memories o f satanic ritritualabu.se Chicago's RomanR( Catholic Cardinal — as-a dch ild ...... Joseph Bemartlardin, for example, is the de- n ^ v'ith hypnosis and mind-altcrilering drugs, fcndant in a civcivil lawsuit over alleged s-ex- became convinccd she hadhai creatcd ual abuse filedled by a mon who says he re- multi]llipic personaliiies — inclu:luding ani- covered memomories of abuse while in iher- matss and1 a nun — to deal withih sexuals as- apy. y saultsIts by her parents, neighborsjrs and god- The skepticitical viewpoint is gaining ■ mothciher. some ground.'d. The American Medical As-.s- Bullul most devastating, says the 39-year- sociation thislis year adopted a resolutionDl\ Carison,-is thal RUc now rc;realizes the -saying.diat.mi.memocy.-enbanccmcni.tech- h r . abusesc never happened, niqucs in thehe area of childhood sexuallal , he is part of a growing move)vcment that abtise are “fraught frai with problems of po-'0 * .. questistions whether all memoriesics o f abu.se, lentlal m isapplpplicalion.” 6 shshojjping ” cspececially those retrieved yearsars after the But some pcpeople with recovered memo- days to Christmas APpMo fact, arc(1 true. rics o f abusee havehi been able lo verify iheireir The books all say, ’Don’t doidoubt."' said suspicions. AniAnd some expens w ho believevc AP phots Elizabeth Carison sa]sayspsychother^ Ison, who is suing her thcratrapisi. “I’m memories canjxn bc repressed say the skcp- 90 Fredrickson py th a t p ro d u c e d falfalse8 memorias ing, *lf you do have thoughtshis that flash tics are partrl cof a backlash that doesn’ti'i Psychologist Renee F W s p iinint t on recycled paper, of child abuse led to:to h o r tiling intoy) your head, challenge them."0.*’’ want lo admitlit tUte prevalence o f abuse. says millions haVe} biburled memo- P le aase s e recycle ll again. a lawsuit against herle r t h e r a p l s t Sueuch skepticism comcs as a challenge Please €ee ABUSE/A2\ 2 ries of the entire chlkhlldhood trauma. — H:---- jB s m m

.A, i ■ '.v , A-2 Timos-Nows, Twin^ Falls,Fa Idaho Sunday. Docomt>mbor 19.1993 ' ■ Weatliher C raig i will atitterid B aibbittmeeeting; ______B O IS E (A\P P ) — Sen. Larry Craig state stj right now that he willill play a to defeat any hopihopes o f enriching as- is going to a meeting Monday and major m; role in.” sessm cnt cofTcrs.:rs. ' for a changcge, he says he’s only “ I hope w hen he leaves hetie'll have Craig said BabBabbitt probably will there to listen.nn. a better understanding wh;■hy m any get Uic sam e re'ccreccpiion in Boise on Craig saidi SaturdayS he will attend Westerners W feci very anxiouous about Monday. "Manyony of us felt it was The Accu-W(Weather® forecast fcfor noon, Sunday, beDec. 19. ' a Monday meotingm with Interior some so of the policies cominting fropi wrong to makekc mi ajo r ch an g cs iri ■ /ithoul knowing what , Sccrctary Bruiiruce Babbitt, Gov. Cccil Congress C< and the administistration,” public laws withi Linos se p a ra te higlligh temperaturo zones for [hoiho day. Andrus andd others( to discuss the C Ci raig said. impact they willvill have on families, -40s ^ ...... federal gov«)vernment’^ pians to —■—ThcMntcrior secrclary metlet Friday jobs and communnunities." h e said; - abour SO..... He said Babbitt)bitt's visit also mighi- T--" ' kV ~ ' cTiangV rang'tigelandm iinugcm cilt'.”in'Cedar-'City.-Utahrwith in al V Cattle and faifarm groups have been ranchcrs ra: and businessmenI anda was speed work onn theth proposed Idaho tat m an y Training Range»e irin Owyhee Coiinty, :':> ‘*''20s invited, alonging with envirdnmentnl- left Ic with little doubt that l _ J / is ts a n d m c:mbers m l of the state Land Utahns Ui view his land use; philoso-p a facility Andrusrus believes will help B o a rd . phyph as a quick way to bankrkrupt cat- . strengthen the: fuifuture of ihc nearby ne Air Force Base. . (20S--V- (j ^ Y “I’m vcty/ pleasedp that he’s com- llcm Ik en. Mountain Home J / y s i I ing,” Craig; said.s "I think it’s cx- Sen. Bob Bennett, RR-Utah. “It is importanttant that the sccreta^ -30s-Jj[77v-A . tremely impoiportont that he comes, vrtirned w) that hiking grazirring fees see the area firstrst-Fand-1 and how irn- f " T T — ■------W e ’v c g o t 'a1 l clot of issucs herc in the w wi ould drivi^ CTWugh ranchcrers under- portant that-is.toJloJdaho." h e s a i d . . ____ t l X / ^ 4 0 s . Shooo ting____ j Continued fro m A 1 tw o rhore rpunds into his brot•other. -Dc R enne's posstosscssions included a 50! with a motorcyclc irt / tlally grab the'ihc'^weapon arid puli the Then the 47-ycar-old miniincr, w ho silver pickup witl S[50s / ^ trigger. The! clclip was empty. Miller ' hadha no wife, children or susurviving back thal he parkciirked downtown. Collins was unaware >J2\ 7 60s /> ^ let go and rantn iout ofthe building. family, sat down in the ch:hair and Police soid Col f Coder hadd Ifled during the strug- fired a final shot into his tcmrnplc. o f dc Renne’s plansplat o r w hat Ihe pc^ ^ g lc. There w ere four bullets Icfleft in the sonal check wasIS fcfor. Dc Renne; ppopped out the empty gun gu and an unused clip in1 his1 coal In the note dc I Rcririe Icfi behind; 60s ,/V_r- ^70s-Jr^/ _ clip and insci s c r t e d a n e w o n e . H e pockcL PO he rambled aboubout his victims ond - F R O N T S : ------w a lk e d in to>-llie -ll meeting room ana —^7 7 ~Thtrcn^ re 'k^l^ng'^rec'laiilaBtcd'un-—^d c d - b y saying'-'ng'-“I-dofT^*need-tltii— r - -r r : 70s^ d er t,wo mi^iitcsTIl was alPfi[”6 ver be-— worid any longer.’5cr." ...... — ------— ■ ■ ' '. y ...... j k ' i -J fired sevenI moren bullets into his b ro th e r a n d Latta, Lu emptying the sec* fore fo' the first policc car arrivei/ed. The undatedJ SlSI,000 check made The will left with Collillins was, out to ColHns hathad a simple note iri C OLD WARIARM STATIONARY iP1993Accu-Woolhjthor. Inc. ond magazine.1C. ■ signed by de Renne on Wedcdncsday. the memo scction:ion: “For cleanup." Prosuiiio . ------He insertedcd a third clip and fired H L iE E ^ [ m■ ' EZ3 l E g s HIGH LOW SHOWEffS SH R/i/N T-STORMS’.IS' FLURRIES.'. SNOW ICE S U m y PT. CLOUDY CLCS Abusise______Vill Ar.iocmlud Pivsr. Continued fro m A 1 Parents who protest theieir inno- James Porter,, th the fo rm e r R om ati "1 sure .hope)pc wc don't Ict a bunch ccncc cc say allegations off se x u a l Catholic priest whwho pleaded guilty IQ :cns of children, pro- l5ESiEI!2fcSs2 h h Temperature:res Twin Falls j of accuscd perpetratorspel dccidc what abuse “b have put thousands oif f' couples molesting dozens SuDciay. Dcc. 19 Max< MilMin Pep MaxX ^Min Pep public policyy I: is g o in g to b e o n m e m - across ““ci the country in a Catcltcfi- 2 2 ; If vidcs a counterpierpoint to chc "faJs« 1 ^ Acai-Wciilitr'fixecailatl r.ror« Albuquorquo “IOI 2 23 3 ...... Yosl’ordoy 377 2 7 ..... ory repressionon." said Renee Frcdcr- they deny it. they're "in deninial.” Ei- memory" moveovcinent, .some of Atlanta SAI 40.01 4( Lasl yoar 280 W ....: icicson. a S t; Paul I therapist und au- ther ihi way. thcy efTcctively lo;lose thcir Porter’s victimsIS .sa.say, CAHAD* Boslon 41I 2 2' 9..... Normal 400 22 th o r o f “ R eprcpressed Memories.’’ She children. ch Frank Fitzpatricitrick, a private invcs; Chicago 393 331 5.46 Sunsot todoy 5:07 p.p^, I contends milllillions of pcople have ."The only defense we’ve: ggot is to ttgator in Gronsianston—R tI— liad-no------^ Dallas 56j 33: 2 .....- Sunriso tomorrow 0:( being molested unti) > ; m emlories ori of trauma or even say, sa; ‘W e didn’t do this,” ’ saiaid Tcny memories of beii K Donvor 44I 11( 0 ...... Lunar phase: Now. I ith no therapy, images : 50 3 . entire childhoolo o d s. Stone, St) mayof of the southercm Min- 1989. Tlien, with i - [CcHjiif D'AI(in» '35- Dos Moinos 34I 33 3: .02 (Irst quarter Ooc. Thcslandnr.lard-bearcr for the “false ncsota nc: lown o f Madclia. pop.p. 2.237. began seeping; baback. Unlike many Ootroil 43) 37.01 3; Ooc. 26; los) quarter One of his nine chilBrcn1 iaccuses accusers, he wasas ablea to confirm the Honolulu 0 r C ( . m e m o ry , movement ov is the Philadel- ' ' — w j I-' Stone and his wife, Colette,, cof sexu- memories by tradiracking Porter’s trail; Houston 54I 55' 1 .06. I p h ia -b a se d Eal.:alse Memory Syndrome Sti luiwir.ton I 39 | Idaho ally abusing her from infancy ii (Porter even confionfirmcd Fitzpatrick's______- Indinnnnotir. 43} 37 3: .07______\ Foundation.I. mode1 up of families all hter said rccollcctibn off a rum -lacctl mince.- ^ Kansas Cily 37'' 3 3^ 4 ..... T’OoxT y have been wrongly ac- ttirouglt age tH; the daught : after en- m eat pie.) J ^ ^ Las Vogas 54I 33' 1 ...... Boiso 41 1: 2 7 ..... cused of abui3use. Formed only last shishe retrieved the memories a Los Angolos 67> 4 41 7 ...... Burley 37 7 23.... year, the grouf3up already claims 7,000 tcitering therapy.„The thcropiipist also ■ "It's much momore.prevalent that ______. Momphis 50) 4 4! 5 ...... Fairfield 28 8 16..... families as metnembcrs. coconcluded the other eight cchildren sexual a.ssault is cicovered up and hid; Miami BcQch 78J 6 6: 2 ...... Gooding mmn mm...;. T h e g ro u pp swas formed af^er par- wcwere abused without talkingIg to any den and never: cxexposed,” said Fitz- ^ K Milwaukee 41I 37.09 3< Hogerman 47 7 30.... ent.? seekingg solaces found patterns, o f them, the Stones say. Patrick, who says most of Porter’s Minnoopolls 353 32.01 3; Idaho Falls 28 8 04.... Most accusersrrs were women between The siblings deny any abubusc, and victims did notit rerepress thcir incmor 1 1 ooiiioiH I : D l»h,F»i.l i-l J NowOrtoans 641 4 41 0 ...... Jerom o 34 “ 24 .... 2 5 a n d 4 5 whiv h o h a d e n te re d th e ra p y th*the daughter who made thec accusa- ries. Now York 43J 3 3: 2 ...... Lewiston ' 35 ich as relationship prob- “tion o has cut contact with thele family. Richard Gardnirdncr, a professor of .v/Yo Oklahoma Cily 47r 2 2f 8 ...... Malod 28 n "I _____ ^ ■ " ••••[ lems, accordirding to director Pamela’ TliTliough the Stones hope fot;bt;,rccon- child psychiatryiry ial Columbia Uni- J JDmaho 355 32.013: Malta 35 1 Tw:n Falla | 3. n L " ' Frcyd. Confroifrohtations with families cilciliation with thcir daughtctter, thcy versity and authtuthor o f “ Sex Abuse I J-’- l ■ I Pouimil)! 2H-1 • PhoonlK 70) 4 4( 0 McCall mmn mm..... ^ . „ were similar,ir, and many daughters anare angry about the therapy. Hysteria: Salemm VWitch Trials Revis- . V Pillsburgh 433 35.093! Pocalollo -24 ------But some contend that abu:iuse is far ited.” estimateses tthat 95 percent of i PonlantJ. Mo. 405 1 1! 9 ...... Salm on 26 g Q 8..... cited the “bibliible" of the ince.st-recov- more common than malpracactice by scx-abu.sc accusalijsalions are valid. But Portland. Oro. 422 28 2i ...... Soda Springs mmn .7 ..... cry movemetlent, "The Courage to ni( therapists. he says the “ttagitagic plight” of those i £Q Rono 393 33 1 ...... Sun Valley mmn mm".'.’,.. H e a l" b y EEllen ll Buss and Laura i 0 . d g , ; = a , d i < t - £ 2 , d must be addressed: Sl. Louis 411 3 3f 0 ..... D av is. “Thcrejnay be some exceccsses by falsely accuscd rr c-mpre carcfully scru- ' Sail Lako City* 383 1 II 5 ..... “If you' arcrc unable to remember therapists going on ... (but)) ia lot of Claims must bc-m San Francisco 54} 4 4* 4 ..... any specificc iinstances ... but still people pc have been sexually aabused.” tinized, especial!;ialiy in fierce child Soatllo 422 303( ..... have a feelinging that something abu- said sai Sherry Quirk, presideni:m of the custody disputes,itcs. day care centers • | Spokano 31I 22\ 7 ..... American Coalition forr Abuse and memories rcc(recovered in therapy. FF. orecasts sive happcnetled to you, it probably Ai .. ' Washington 453 33..,..3! did." the bookok says in a much-quat- A wareness in W ashington. D,D.C, Skeptics say/ fafalse memories also Twin Falls. Burley,ey, Rupert, Jerome oad Goodioiliog: Sun- cd passage. The highly publicized1 ccase of have anodicrvictiiictim — the accuser. ’ Uay p;m ly cliuidy. TaicI'aichy m orning fog. Highs in iheihi lower “The therapistsists who are doing this ^ It) mid- 30s. Lighi wimivinds, Sunday night and M ondaj ove in the cast und 10 lo 20 in1 the t west. I are a ncw kindd ofol sexual predator," cli'tiily. I’alcliy iiiylil;;lil and m orning fog. Low s t 15 ? to '" o ^ Idaho “ ' Monday mosliy sunn)mny west and partly cloudy cas•asl. Highs ■ u c m vI ■road report ______sa id R ichard OfsOfshe, a social psy- lii^tis in llic lower 3()s: _ , . . in ihe 30s to lowcr 40s.40ii chologist at thele LUniversity of Cali- Camoa Prairie and n d Wood ' River Vallcy: Camnslas I rairie B O IS E (A\P P ) — Most Idaho high- U.S. 20 — Mountain Honjmc-Ash- fomia at Bcrkelckeley. "Without ever ami Sun V'allcy: SumSunday p;irily cloudy. Patchy' m orning ways were drdry Saturday afternoon ton. toi dry; Ashton-M ontana lirline, bro- touching their;r vv; ictim , th e y m ove vnilcy log. Iliglis 255 lo 30. Sunday night and Mond:i nday pan- W eatlither sum m ary ' except for patpatches of icc and snow ken ke snow floor. . them as close: as you can possibly ,. Lows in ly cloiuly. I’aictiy niylIlighl and moming vnilcy fog. L at high elevatiations, the Idaho Depart- U.S. 26 — Idaho Falls-W;A^yoming get to experienceICC irape and brutaliza- the singli: digits abovcovc and.below /cro. Highs in1 tlithe mid- A large ridge ofif highhi pressure is the dominani jnlfcalatc mcntofTrans]nsportation said. litline, broken snow floor; Blallackfoot- tion ... And thcy:y gget paid by ihc hour 10 upper 2()s. over Idaho loday und will remain so inlo next wc week, -ntt Conditions:is: AArco,i dry. for doing it.” Extended forecast:;st: ,Soiilhem Idaho - Tuesdayy llthrough trailing end ofan1 upperuf level disturbance wasIS mov.as y.S. 95 — Plummer-Moscow, w clouds, along the Idaho-Montlontana border Saturday anemoo Idaho 51 — Dry. Thursday partly cloudoudy wilh p;ilchy fog nnd low i oon bnng- j Mareing-ig-Orcgon line, dry, icy l::istcrn lows 5 hi;loi\loiv zero to 15 above. Wester:tern lows .ing some snow withilh il. This upper level disiurbabancc W.I1 U.S. 93 — Nevada linen e -T w in mosliy 2D'.. Iliyhs mid-nid-20s lo mid-30s. m ove a\«ay fron'i thehe sSlate Sunday, Falls, icy spots; Twin Fall; , ______Interstatee S90 — Fourth of July N orthern Utah: Lows Lov 5-15. Sunday mosliy clouioudy wilh U nder the- high pressure pre ridge, mosliy dry and dry; Arco-Salmon, icy spotots; Lost Idaho iwilollottery Canyon, diy;y: ILookout Pass, dry, icy a chancc t'l'sn o w . Areas Arc of low clouds and inomiiming fog. conditions can be expcctedexpi to continue inlo next-w( Trail Pass, icy spots, broke;ccn snow Highs 25-35. Sundayly nighill and Monday partly clouioudy with The wannest tempi;mperuiure in the slate Saturdayay was 47 _ floor. BOISE (AP)P) — The winning — Lcwiston-Lowell, dry; areas ol' low cloudsIs a and patchy rvight and m ornitrning fog. degrees at Hagennan.nan. Stanley reported Ihe coldes Idaho 75 — Shoshonc-KeiCctchum. num bers draw.vn n S aturday night in L o w d k o l o0 FPass, icy spots. Lows 5-15. Ilighs inI) thetlv 20s, • degrees. icy spots, broken soow. floor;ir; Galena .. “Powerball” are: . 84 ~ Oregon line-Utah Elko County: Sumiunday partly cloudy north,I. fM o sliy Ulstfwherc in thele nation n Tuesday, the highest1 ticmpcra- Summit, broken snow floor. _ 3^.8.9-44'-. cloudy soulh w ith a.1 sliglit sli chancc o f showers, Sno\now level ture was 82 degreesCCS at Ft. Lauderdale Beach,.F 1 l a . and Interstate 86 — Dry. near -I.OlHi I'cci. High: s. Sunday fMie. Mont. repfmetmcd the lowest temperature ota l - 1 7 d c 5 — Horseshoe Bcnd- ighs in the 30s lo lower 40s. S Interstate 15 — Dry. Powerball 366 Ilighl, lair sk^ics iiorlK>rih nnd partly cloudy south.I. ( C older, grces. New Meadow;jws, icy spots. U.S. 30 — Dry. Idaho 211 — - Boise-Idaho City, (three, four, cig'eight, nine, forty-four, wct; IdahoI City-Lowmah-BannerC U.S. 9 1 — Dry.. _____ J. . ty-six)------Summit, icycy spots, broken snow. Idaho 28 — Icy spots,r b I f o k c n ^ ^ Snow/ cdrifts across GiJreat Lakes; rainin pounds T exas5 floor. snowsn floor. Estimated jackpickpot: S67.5 million _ The A ssociated Pres!rc ss ...... und northwesternn CConnecticut, the weather:r scrvicc ■ said. Circulationc pp.m. weekdays. To report lale: newsn and per week. Sludeni^militmilitary scrvicc delivery '« A ilcvclupinii stcstorm sy.stcm m ovcJ ncroiross the siiowcrs extendended across scctions of ( spoas results afler 5:30 and on wweekends. S2.30 per week. $27.60;7.60for 12 weeks. Sales 'J Grcal Liikcs on SalSaturday, nnd heavy rain f Ali™ W/lison. il. cireulalion director ^call 733-0931. liix included in'all aboveabo prices. A chargc y n fell on Texas. Some of tiuthe ruin was heavy, includiid in g 1.18 Circulmioillion. phone lines are open be- part.s ot'Tc.'^as. of S I5.00 will be levilevied for all relumed -i , inches at CorpusIS C( h ris ti d u r in g th e m o rnning i that iwecnTondid I 10 o.m. only. If you do nol rc- • A low pressurere ■ccnter w as moving cas Advertising checks. s»v.:ii.= ciiya:4-h4-hour total of3.6S inchcs. ccive your paperpa| by 7 a.m., call ihe number across ihc soutlicrnrn '^ . - > ‘1 ■ S Sills . and nil olher areas Home delivery: daily and Sundinday, S3.00 hereby designaled as II a c ro ss m u c h o f th:hc e Lower 48 states, with theie c o ld e st 733-0931 as Ihe day o f ihe week f Atlantic Coasl. per week; daily. S2.35 per week::k: Sunday on which legal noticesices will- be published. ' .' ' Fhcnvici—Busin and ihc Rocki3ckicb______i ______N ew s ______.—paidJQ.advancc.aiid.atc.avaiU!p • • v.';rrd”llrrb u u h Sundii 5.-Bok 54B, Twin Fails.------nday.' spreading scmcwhnrh ('nlwontf, managinpcdilor where v carrier delivery is not mai rain and snow acros;ross New Hnglnnd. A .snowV adviso-,a _ Saturday, morninning’s low in the Lower «4{ _ ...... Iflve a news lip or wi_sh;tb laljc loI _d daily and Sunday. S3.2S per week”" ™ ; A 1)303. ry was issued fcr• scisections of western Massaclachu.sctts was minu.s 17 at BuButte, Mont. someone in thei edilorial dcpantii'enl.'caHI for F I2'we«l3: dsIJyonly; $3-80* p TTi',; copiTtaM ------733-0931 bebetween 10:00 o.nl. and 5:30I S36.40 S for 12 weeks; Sunday onlonly, S2.00 u«gle VMMyy NmN*Mp«p«>« tne.

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Army helicopter pilotlot shot down was accomfmpanled by his wife,.Lor- In typical small;cily fashiihion, Du- job," Durant;t isaid. “Everybody Durant, Di 32, injured his spintne and ■ While he lay on the ground, a and held captive inn S o m a lia re - ric, and l-y<-year-old son, Joey, al the rant ra was given several gifts,ts, includ- around the couiountry looks lo com- brokroke his righl thigh w hen ScSomali mob broke some: ofo f'B u ran l’s facial turned io his boyhoodk1 thome Satur- half-hour ww< elcom ing ccrcm ony. .ing in m em berships to ihe local Io .Red munitics like thisth bccausc of how warl'arlord M oham ed Farrah Aii\id id ’s bones, day and.was greeted by 750 cheer- ■ Durant walkedwi with a slight limp, Cross,- Ci Disabled American1 >Veterans supporfiVc cvciv cry b o d y ’s been and forc 'i _____ ...... in their holf-Muslim,, halfpoal ha v.l- ••There: »was more to cal. but the English B vocabulary attests.is. he's al- u P235^f^5-R15...... 52!27 ^ —------lage o f Vishici, cvcn afle XVS»l»via Croats makeakc il clear lhal wc were pris- I ready becoming a thoroughlhly Ameri- J ------fell apart in ihc summernet-of 1991 and o„c„,'^Reni canized teen-ager, cfiksaid. c DVANCED ENGINEERINGG 1TREADS! ' V j M Bosnia-Herzegovina dccileclared its mde- xhc Croatoats also made clear thal thc “This is our home now," Reftksaid.R J HEW ADV pendence in December:ro o: f* a ty e a r. Muslims wewcrc.on bonowed time. Al- “I “! want to get a job, work har,ard, maybe J _ DISCI:OVERER RADMUAL AST I ij - !-The Muslims and thethc Croats in our ,hough monlorc than half o( the 2 million •' someday « meet a girl.'I woh’ln’t go back I f i i f l f « area banded to together=r tot( proicct our- Muslims in Bosnia are refugees, Croa- to Bosnia, or if I go. I’ll go as a lourisl. ]A 16 s i z e s l o r m ln l- v a n s a n d ■ j l V < selves against the Serbs,’’ 1-ClosiiiR .q m ps anil forcing I’ll )' go aHcr Ihe fighting.. Afjer/ thc • MBWC " The city ot Mostar, at itrialion. •*lighting slops.' ------; ^ sitiaiHiH r u c k s ------=------northeast of Vjshici, waswa isolated by 55,55.5and thc Masics’ turn comc “My friends are in Scanallle. New • All $63:s a s u n s T re a d the Serbs, although Ihe a . le area remained „ ,i y Jajt: Thursday,Tl local time, when Yorkj Y Denmark, Germany,y, Sweden ^ • QurabUble Poly-Steel Constructic tio n fimily in Muslim andd CCroat control. e pul , aboard a New York- now — all over thc world,"J," he said. ^ ...61.67 V ||j| But the HVO, the Bos:Sosntan Croats -|a„lane in thc Croatian cily of “I’ll “1 go to visit Sarajevo ammd Moslar, i P205/75P'5R 14...... 6 fnilitia,'had other plans.S' Split. butb' not to my village. Thc Mi^uslimsarc , p2l5/75R'5R 15...... 66 4 .8 0 WM After it began to look)k aas if Ihc coun- “My fathe gone, and there’s no one leftft there that C3 ithcr"ind my sisters arc still in g' ...6 9 .5 0 try would be partitionedned, the Croais, Croatia,” RcfikR' said. “We have only I 1 want 10 sec.” M P235/75F'5R 15 ...... 6 >vho have shared thc: Ncretva N River one mcssaisages from them, so were Basin near B osnia’s: Adriatic Ai CousI don’t know:IW how they arc.” jjl Plus marlany other sizes at compinparable savlngsl with thc Muslims since* llIhc lOlh ccntu- S o sc’s> mother n and father arc in K eep Y our Ci ry, began an aggressivele landli grab. T hc—Moslar.----- HVO evicted Muslimsms from half of Looking G rea ' M NEW ADVDVANCE^ ENGINEERINGG 1TREADS! W / i Mostar, herded themn into ir the other On thiss bleakt Dcccmbcr Saturday half and began shellingg ththc survivors, afternoon,I. thctl only noise in the living w i t h That was in June. On July 1, Rcfik room of Iheih< sparely furnished house H DISCICOVERER RADIiIIAL AST I r ' and Sose and all thc aduadult male mem- across thcc streets from Bickcl Elemcn- bers o f their families wen« r c arrested and lary Schoolx)l is the soft scratching of a I • For mnost I Pickups, Vans andid (C lu b W a g o n s | | ^ I I herded into a CroatI concentrationc< ball-pointII penp across an immigration - M • Outlinened W hite or Black Lettelite r s camp in nearby Drctcl.I- form. |3 • All Seaeason Tread There they lived on>n macaronir and Rcfik is thinkingtl of Mostar. the his- little else for thc nextKt threeI months, loric capitalilal of Hcr7 cgovina and "the RC’S M LT235/75R'5R15C While U llertng...... 7 7 .1 2 W j | MADITEMAIL N C E U I 31X105RR15C While Lettering...... 84.80 .2DFET t o H ...... 87.S7 .92FET W l PROGRAM:[ ; r a LT235/85F15R16E Black Lettering...... 1-Full Detail with Molo to r ' M l nparable savings! ^ 1- Interior Cleaning &wash& jJ Plus mailany Other sizes at compi 2 - W a sh & V ac’s 1 -W 8 s h , W ax & V ac. 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Natioi>ii “ i f r = = “ . . A ^pNation . ■ * f * * * a ^ • KEI'■ITHE.HUTCHINSI and ISeat-belt use Wts record level * M o u il^ t^ * Pressident rrides cn*est oftirade vi(Ictories* R C I OCKNEK. LAMMEl By M&itin Cnitsiojginger thi: w orld's economiclie changes, work continue!ued gains if Amcrica is to WASHINGTON (AP) —'A record He is scheduled to travel to North “priinaiy” laws. They are California. * The Associated PnPress to our advantage and tl ; jnumber o f Amcncans strapped on seat Carolina on Monday lo higKlight that C o n n ecticu t, H aw oil, Iow a, ® A '^ ' m " “ ^ N.— _✓ ^ Analysis I they’re rv-esiab- reverse: a disturbing rise in its trade»dc y\,A n n o u n c e the formadon ( — — lishing our leadersrsh ip in g lo b a l deficit. V •, -belts this year, a trend advocates stale’s aggressive enforcement policy. Mississippi, New Mexico. New York, ■ ij. A ■ flk ■ A the firm o f . .. W ASHINGTOIrON — The Clinton Chrisristopher Colum bus might differ difi affairs." ...... T h e adadmirjisiration isn’t saying Altnbute to tougher restraint laws in known as "click it or ticket.” North Carolina, Oregon ond Texas. ■ J k ■ . M I * ; . adminisiration isIS oion a hot streak when . .with:h tlhal higli-flown assessment,t, it is W hen C lin to n toiook o ffic c , h is when it1 piplans to bring the 117-nalion CmNSON&LAMJ ^ I M E R S ...... •Isome stBtesrthe-Department-of —Brion O’Neill, prcsident-of the- -Othcrstatcshave“secondaij^l»wsr—- ■ ■ ■ B |^ ■ ■ M M ■ it conics lo tradele andu il’s doing some ‘tr^ee lhatll the White House hus aeeoiecom- administration wasis critic iz c d fo r tracle agrcijrccmcnt to a vote in Congressi™ HUTC \ ,i j ^Ifranspottationsaid ^turday. Insurance.Institute for Highway, meaning police ofTicers can cite dri- A ■ ■ MM ■}« Mi ■ crowing about it.t. ' plisheshed whul many thought impospussi* sending confusing sigrignals on trade — but officia ^ , JA ttorneys a t Law Ij I The 1993 jigure was 66 pcrcent. an . Safety, said compliance in North vera or passengers for failing to wear ' ■ I . - F irst w as itss come-from-behind ci bleju;just a short time ago. claiming lo b e for freeee trade but at the will delaylay the trade debate until nexl ^ncreasc ovOT 62 pcrcent in 1992 and Carolina is about 80 percent due in a seat belt only if they are stopped for JL , ■ ^ victory on the Nonh No American Free Pre;'resident Clinton pulled out allnil thet same time ihreatcnining lo erect trade summerra al l the earliest. 1 1 3} !Main Avenue West, Suitellte 202 pcrcqit in 1991, thfi first year the part to a four-week compaign involv- other reasons. Georgia is the cxcep- B * Trade Agreement:nt last1 month. Then it stopsips for the NAFTA agreemeiment barriers to punish ththe Japanese and Gartenen said the adm inistrationI in Twin Falls. ID 83301I ;• survey wi« done m the current fommt. ing rtmdom checkpoints. tion — its seal belt law is primary for A . J t w on kudos forr itits market-opening againiinsi heavy union opposition,;)n. In Europeans. the comning ir year would look to big. 1 ' Transportation Secrelary Federico “The thing that makes the differ- children and secondary for adults. cfTorts at the BeuUlruUle sirmniil o f Asian bringinging the Uruguay Round o f■glob- glc T he adm in isiraticlion, of course, emcrgint!ing markets such os India,[ i t (M aiU.ling address: Pos: Officc BoxDo: 207, Pena said the rise translates into 500 once is the law and the extent to Five states have no restraint law at A countries. Andid now-comes Ihe nl tradetra talks to a conclusion,>n. he denies that ils trade popolicy was incon- C hina anand Indonesia, where U.S.,S , TvTwmFaUs,ID 83303'0207207) lives saved and more than 14.000 sen- which that law is enforced.” O'Neill all. They are Massachusetts. Maine, ______J F biggest prize ofaf alli — a sweeping fthie’lieved somelhing that had elud:luded sistent, saying insleadid that it was the businesses,ses sec huge opponunitics. 5 bus injuries avoided in 1993. said. Kentucky. New Hampshire and Soulh A .B e c a U S e f lW /W li^ to f f , aflrfffip eff W /OITUp M /Bfliajlfe t tf i global Irude agreeneement. Georgorge Du.sh. media’s fault for dweveiling on minor Ijpwev‘ever, the push to get inlon lo • ■ n “Untold patn and suffering and He said part of the national increase Dakota, O'Neill said. ■kjUJJ^H r^CDTlcif^ATCQ AUAII ARI P ^ "This will be• itheIk largest trade year "Nc•Not since the end o f World War»Var II trade duslups and mis-issing the admin- “ TTuni WcWorld markets will be ham- 'imorethan SI billion m-heallh care also was due to an upgrade in' "Handing out tickets is what you A h B 2-^.n y r - m . 18) 733«9300 in history counting;ting both Ihe Uruguay hass Ihe tl United States secureded so islration's overall goal:als. p ercd by the fact that the United™: Telephone (20e: TS 800 753-2529 ’ > arfd other costs to society also were California's seal belt law lhal made it need to do to increase safety bell lb |H L iU H • Ski Gofljlw • Screw D^ers • GlaSS Cleaner • Ma^lfleR • CballB • Mo Fog Solution Round and NAF’^FTA," said Robert manyny historic irade expansion ugri:iipee* The adminisiration)n concedes lhat Slates didlid not get anywhere near what'l„, F A X ( 2 0 8 ) 733.3-9343 WATS ° .. . ^ avoided,” he said. “primary,” meaning law enforccmcnl usage," said Judith Stone, president of— A [ * l j 525 Blue Lak£S 6 lvo N„ Twin Falls 7 3 4 * E Y E S A ■ Rubin, head of>f Ithe White House mentsnts in so short a period,” ClintUnion the N A FT A a g reeremenl and the il wantedled in Gppeva last week in I ;;, Pena said his goal is to get 75 per- officers could stop a motorist simply tlie Advocates for Highway and Auto ^ ■■■■■■■■ii ; National Economicmic Commission.' saidd in; his weekly radio addredress Uroguay Round tradele accord reached terms of tearfng'down barriers to ;;.(J:nI^f d riv e re ^ d pa-sscngcrs to use ' forjailurctow carascalbcll. 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1 A-S Timos-Nows, TwIiTwin-Folls, IcJaho Sunday. Docoi)combor 19,1993 Nationn BriefI Docto]irs gt flX______O ffid arsis son w anted ona diriug charge ...... L IT T L E ROCOCK. Ark; — Thc son of U.S. Surgeon. G eneral. eyerui n J */ ...... I Joycclyn Eldersrs nremained free Saturday, foufbur days aHcr a warrant ^ as issued for his anrctrrest on a felony enlarge o f dndrug possession, Police issuedd a warrant Wcdne.<:day for KtKevin M". Eldcrsr28. Policc 'Ofui. Ll. Charles Hollai>lladay said Salurday hc didn’tIn’t know why Elders hadn't for oflFice r '( / t c been arrested. He said no scarch was underrr way.v The warrant camecai a week after Elders’ motherme said legalizing divgs . WASHINGTON (A P)-) — Some two ^ could reduce thehe country’s crimc rate aiidd ssugge.stcd the government dozen physidian/CspilTTeTed in part by Washington's i^ v e to ov< study thc idea. )vcrhaul health care, are'mapping plan: I Policc gave twctwo addre.sscs for Elders; thenlere was no telephone listing ms lo run for Congress next year. for one and a personper who answered the ph(phone at the sccond address ^ ■ . ...r. • Most arc Republicans, i said b e didn’t live ihere. Relatives in centralrai Arkansas said they didn’t i, and say doc- tors didn’t havc-cnouj know w here hcc was.w ugh input as — President Clinton and th In a ters? stalerilcmenl Friday, Mrs, Elders> saidsi she supported her son. the firsl lody dnifled a rcfomi plan. She didn't say whwhere he wa.s. "There's nobody likeiving charge party functions aroundd i the country SELINSGROVDVE, Pa. — Davy Jones, wh'who was lend singer o f Tlie over thc past year, too. ^ V . Monkccs, was chichargcd with drunken drivinging after he was stopped on "They arc ihrcatcned, anand concerned n* a central Pennsylvlylvania road. lhal Clinton’s govemmencnt-run health Jones was swerwerving out of his lane whenicn police spotted him near carc sysiem will not oni;niy adversely Selinsgrovc Instst vweek, authonlics said Satuaturday. He lives in nearby affect them, bul reduce ththc quality of i Bcavcrtown. health carc rvccivcd by the;heir patients." He has pcrfonnnnyy Sundny, DocombtIber 19. 1993 Timos News.;, TwTwin Falls, Idaho A-9

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Iv ■’ t - - - --:■___/■ ------in J Editoitrial Raybborn cassehas goone W m ^ j u n r e s^solyedfdron^too-loong — >asCEBtl — ; ‘ Jerome’s prosejsecuror and School nollothing more definitive cancar be con- Board arc overdueJuc for a resolution of clu:luded. Jolly old SL Nlchdaalas, bring u s a rm s today! thc Mci Raybomn case.c. _ Still,S evert if Raybom did die commit Fast, before the Brtdyy BillE ta k e s o u r rig h ts away ayl l ■ • ' Nine weeks havlave passed siiicc thc .soi>omc improprieiy or miniI'inor crim c Dad s a y a fo r protectio n th e c a n 't live w ithout a g3 uun. r Jero m e S chool Di*Districl suspended thc (qii^questions as yet unanswcrk'cred), both blastin g burglars a t o u r d o o r Is h is Idea of fun.n. '• R her, based on “allcga- 1 hcC and thc girls have been:n ill-scrvcd: sixth-grade teachci 't co n ie dow n th e cKlmney,'>y; please, and not because:s e it's hot; tions of inapproprjpriatc behavior" wiih }y by the long uncertainty. Dad Is n o t th e kind o ff manm to fire a w arning shot.lot. students. It soemsns to us that thc coun- And / they aren’t the o or n ly o n e s If h e h e a rs so m e n o is e« s tandpoint: sta One of theirr hlong-time - A s for m e, d e a r ^ n t a Claus,Cl pack Into your sldgl-Hgh uniipeciricd numamber of girls com- ;olleagues, col a man they likilike and rc- Oo*") keep me safe when I'm aat t sch o o l) a c a n of p ep p er)r spray!a plained to their principalprii in mid-Octo- ipect. spe is removed from hisis tduties be- bcr. They alleged•cd that Raybom had :ause cat of unspecified allegaigalions. Hc made inappropri:)riate comments and :annot car face his accusers. His name is had touched themm iinappropriately. , mnounced am to the press.. FFor a full -A • • T h c o ffic iaII l ssaid thc allegations quarter qu: of a school year,r. Iihe sits .at- ' ------“did nol sound likeikc molestation.” lomc hor and wonders whethere r Ilis1 career ^ • A n assistan t tcto R ay b o m ’s law yer s is over.c V has said the allegaigaiions included,call- Certainly, C child abuse byy teacherste is, '------:— ■ ing the girls “honloney," "sweetie," or I a seriouss problem. ReaderJers df this ^ ^ 1 • "dear," ncvicw.spaper have seen shockii:kiiig exam- ■ I'l • Raybom wasIS }suspended wiih pay pic)les in recent years. Childiildren need inton’s success5 i in Russsia turnjIS sour on Oct. 18; pro)roteciion from predators wlwho delib- „ _ , t. 23, less than three weeks afliafter Rus- “ I time clung to Mikhail Gorbachev,Goi ignoring die • P o lice C h ief JiJim Dahl invesiigat- irately era choose careers where:rc,l.cywill idcnt Boris Yeltsin had sent: hishi tanks faults that led to h is/ailL&om ll fi: power. _ ...... cd th c case and1 gave gi a report to the wo:vork near children. against ihcle opposition politicians holedled up in I Most of official Washitishington hailed as die school districl abcabout the first of this But E teachers need protec David s. lection too. ,heparii.imiment building. U.S. Secretary‘O 'o f “good news" from the: eleelection die approval oC m onlh. : Th demonstrateddc - in advance of , “Russiaa iis being reborn as a dcmocracraey. this election - inin aa Dee. 2 speech by former in the legislature and insttinstead conccntraied on - w o u ld n 'il If1: school districts fail to re ) respond to ciirisiophe,lier told die audience al the'AAcademy c -Busb WhiteHous.ouse nutionol security aide------_____ramming through a consiimsiitution .that allows______W hat conclusi(isions can be drawn thche changing climate of sex-a x -a b u s e a n d o fth e NalicIlional Economy, “as o nationm bI ra v e - Robert D. Blackw:kwill. now on the Harvard fac-g. him to govem almost sinjsingle-handedly. “Hc •' from this scantyty in fo rm a tio n ? N o t .sexicxual-harassment allegatioitio n s. d o n 'l enough to0 Ibreak_wiih the past nnd wiseise enough challengingig C< linton's and Christopher's failed lo sec that dcmocraocroey is a matter of pco- many. If Raybc'born did anything 30 be surprisedJif lots of goodlod teachers to plan for:)r Ihe fuiure. ^m erica eelebratirates this ' characterizationn o of Russia as “a democracy.">•' ' “plc.lis well asconslitutioijtions,” Bradley said, wrong, it appareniently was minor. But ire are scared out of ihe businessess. rebirth willilh you.” “ Russia is notot a democracy." Blackwill said M any o f theyoung refcreformers in Russia with ______Tiie seencreiary o f slate talked aboul1 tittltc “nil- Is a nation>n withv no history o f democraii(llic stayed inn tottouch since a 1989 Moscow visit have a clcaislcarcr picture o f their mensity oDftlie f slakes" in the election1 forccdfo political culturee inir its 1,0 0 0 -year existence." by Yellsinn 1oul o f fnistratiun with a pari.arhament He ticked off thehc factorsI tliat everyone now president dian Washingtoigton docs. InitiaJIy, they < dominatedrd by the remnants o fthe oldJ commu-Ci secs as shapingJ die Ih election’results - a resur- welcomed his powerful111 ppersonality as a ra lly -: i nisi regimenc. "I have every confidencec inii the gence o f nalionaHnaHsm, tinged widi anti-Wcstencm i"6*Point for change. But they also undcistc^ ^ 1 "heTimees-lNews Qf, ihat Yeltsin’s drive forir popower is stronger than • outcome."',” Christopher said. “ Every tinume, the bile, a public revuevulsion against thc,"comiplior Stephen H.irt9 editor Circ“Irculation marwgcr Adwrllslngslngdiroclor irenclimcnt:nl, hope over fear, the future■e overc the ijfj. •• giancc to frec-market ccoeconomic policies. That crilicizcd and voted •past." Vicc Pa-sident':nt Gore, speaking in Moscowy is why many o f diem criti Tl;c me members of the editorial boarcard and writers of cdilorials Nol this 'lime. In a resull that apparerrently was j-qj. y,,. administra>tmtion, assailed the frightening against the constitutiontn YeltsinY drafted. Cl Union began to crum- arc S te p hhen e n Hartgen, Clark Walworth,h. Mark1 Kind and Steve Crump.np. not foreseeccn by anyone in authority in ’Wash- characlcrofbigclg election winner Vladimir Zhi- Ever since-Ihe Soviel Ll js ble. W ashington's persislirsislcnl mistake has been ______I ington, thele party closest to Yeltsin won'on only ronovsky, widiI hishii inflammatory rhetoric, his icy can be crcated from onc-sevent]ntli o fth e popular vote, lies to die KGB,3, tlthc German neo-Nazis and ils belief that democracy i ung reformers know it It was a setback ! to the-reformers, whivhosphl Saddam Hussein,:in. But Sen. Bill Bradley, D- ” thc top down. Tlic young inlo quarrerelsdme blocs and got so eauglugluupm N.J.,asludcnlorio f Russia, is probably right in ■ ' has to be built from diele gigrass-roots up, in Letter*fS______5 thousands o f voluntaryy asassbciations and advo- ______the m inorr fpolicy differences and,majorlorego saying dial aldioulough Zhironovsky now leads „ - fights amoilong lheir leaders that they didild not ,i,g second-largcsljest bloc in parliament, “hc is. cacy networks. Il is pastost t:time we got over our - he basic benefit package for all / earhugs to die man in the; Change face off long-termh care the ill Americans. counierallaHack the exlremisl parties, more a politicalII flfigure than a govcmmenuil penchant for giving bcarh ROSEMARY EVANS [j^l Kremlin and got on widi^idi Ihelping diosc Strug- ' Why should Amcricarican taxpayers spend But equaually it was a setback for llicc ClinionC figure," a greaterter threati in the next presidenlia Tw inFalls g lit^ to build the'rcal foufoutidalions o f dcmocra-' S30.000loS5().000ayc;, year to keep a chronical- ^ administralration, which has bnigged of f Iheif "sue- election dian inn diedi weeks just ahead. cy in Russia. ly disabled older or yourounger person in a nurs- _ its Russian policy wheneverrit it was The more serioi:rious question involves thc un- ing home when 55.00010 ccan be .spent on in- Control criminals, noto‘g«ns S!cS1 for its wavering stance towan/ard chal- - certain characicrcr oc f Boris Yellsin, thc man thche ------home scrviccs which willwil enhance the capabil- I Isee in the paper tliat Presidentml (Clinton, fresh lenges in BBosnia. Somalia, Haiti and[ NorthN< Clinion adniinistristration has embraced just as David S. Brodcr is a \\Washington Post . ity o f ihc family carcgivigiver, prevent burnout frorrom his “viclory" wilh the Bradydy Bill,1 is aboul Korea. No\low, its “success story" has lurturned unreservedly asLS theth Bush administration in its columnist...... and, a t the sam e time,, kekeep tlie family unit to- lol;0 launch a.furtlier assault on thecriglitsoflcgiti- rij gether'? mainaie gun owners across America.ea. 1If there is Tlie answer is wc shoiihouldn’t. Our way o f fi- anyinyone who beliijyes that the Brad;radyBillorany I nancing long-tcmi carere isi skewed toward full- olhtnher such w/ll disarm a single erincriminal, 1 have a ttersI time nursing-itome care,ire. (Long-term care is a pimlincapple plantation just north oof f Twin l Falls 1 ------wide range o f services:s piprovided over a long woivould like to sell them. lations. However, w c r Thankshol during prohi-, in the Mngagic Valley. is. No wonder manyma of ouf good, caring teachch- family-building values:s ourou children deserve as J .— ^—■ hcrJiiisband-lLwonlLaicLaid-a 3Q-ytar-nltl mnth. hiiiililinn, how.can weslnp domCStiC-}tic-production of------^What-hahave-we ollowed ourselves to Ibe ------ers ore changingig-to t othcr-pipfcssians.-Hovv.sai cr who-necds help liftingling and moving her 10- illejllegal weapons? All thc V olstead.a d Act did was to come? AI leacherU who exhibits kindncs;less to ^tu- dial we have eomom e 10 such a deplorable suitee Let's keep die tnic meameaning in die slogan: ; ycar-old son who is rnennenially handicapped and taktake a relatively small mooashinin,ming problem dents by callingct them “h o rie y "^ d ^ectie^’ bfanairs!______“Jdalio:_WbaLAmerictt-Uia-Used to B el------‘------cpi Icptic; These carcgivc?vers need periodic ...... andUld make a new multibillion-dollaollar industry.-...... - has acluall;illy bceh'siispendedTrotn KisIS clasii-c ' ' ■ Yes, 1 realizee diatd real sexual harassment ococ- S. CAROLYN LEWI!WIS ' breaks or some temporalorary respite so that they Tlic7 Brady Law and any others:rs 1like it will room for• actingai inappropriately. Have'k'cwfrbe- curs. 1 agree thallai Idiose ca.scs dcscrve.swift ac-ic- Tw in Falls can tend to other houschscliold duties and/or fam.- onI<)nly have either no cfTcct, or if'thcymakcob: ihc . ily obligolions. tainaining a weapon hard enough for 1the criminal, h Ninety-seven perccnt:nt oi f Americans don't ^i)]Afill only drive the price up; andd ththc criminal J L / O Om l e s b u r y B Y G A\RRY R ! TRUDEAU : ' ' i have long-term care epvi:pverage. It is simply not willvill just rob anotlicr convenienceiCe storej to piiy ______,! . ■ — "ovallable.tDocjfpcnsiW iW or nor very comprc-~ or It.' bo,'we liiwc an armed cnmiiiminal, anoilicr AUCS A ALSo.CHecKimganoM hensivc. W c can and mumust do belter. nsbl •obbed store and possibly a deadtd clerkc or two, yCUSORtiR tn e HAVENT m m UN5/ WU/G00P/57H5 B f I9S9...19S7/6 •suKe 'iouusta, f A long-term care bcnc•cnefil would provide andmd the lawful gun owner who coniescor across a OOtVENt seeH M i ■ fWiHANPLIN6 f*MCCM- UIA5 VUCfS. \ ow m HTiHQ FEMSfm/i. > r respite for family caregi’egivers. It would cncour- vet:.'cty good price on a gun hc wantsinis while travel- OFHOM£.m e e^- m tB $ B fmPwm5Ay.^9B7? _ J ■ ■ iNQPOWNm agc'ihe stan o f other scrviccsscr which arc less ingng leaves it there beeau.se o f thele lclaw. We gained / Nt ABOUTIB H i ' V OPTHOUSANP. t m ! TMTNICe \ cosily and m ore huma07C*10 such as adult day- alo1 lol. >. l A m . H I ^ ^ POUAHSAt^ L s e c F ^ \ 1 LtlCHECKMY \ \ m i H ‘I '' , s e m c ^ f carc centers and home-cic-earc services. Irnnany Thc7 James Woodses ofthe worivorld should be in Mv&ycur ■ ! f ■ communities, such scrviirrvices aren't available, pns)rison. Control criminals - not gurguns. John die and the only option is> to placc a loved one in a (sjot'National Rifle Association in itsi; pipush for re- nursing home which oftcoften is not thc level o f jpoiiponsiblc gun ownership, properer utraining and care needed. ' 10U{oughcr trMtment of those whoI chichosc to violate q / J T ^ I W e need a long-termm care< benefit in nation- - thehe law. In Twin Falls County, let’let’s re-examine ■ ///r. al hcollh carc legislationion thal fosters indepcn- our)ur stand on thc juvenile jail. Bcfoicfore you can ( i dence and dignity - one'ne which creaies choices ireareal youthful offenders, you mustust get their ol- / f n \ ; an^ options for our mostost vulnerable citizens o f ' tentention. all oges and their familie:ilics. I f we arc going'lo • -A. W AYNE FRANDSEN m get it right, w e m ust havelavc long-term carc in------Twin1 Fallfl- ■...... ------> ■ ^ -

,./l •_ : J . . . . / ■ ‘ • ••• / ’ - \ \ ' ]• Sunday, Decombnbor 19,1993 'nfrio9-Now8. TwirTwin FaJls, Idaho A-11 0|Ppinjon S Indiv:k^idual rightIts orgroui,p responsitlibility? Society is uncunder attack. Jusl in thc o f a politically artfuliful bil of issue re- S O R R Y - 1 past decade, twiiwicc as many Amcri- Jam J es P: Pinkertit o n ' positioning. . !, MUST HAVE cans have beenen murdered lhan werc •— I In 1973, as lhe fallcfalloul from the .killed in all U.SJ.S, mililary actions sireStreamlining, longer prison scn-n- Grcal Society startedled to1 crash back . . ' INHAL&U sincc World W:War II. tcmicnccs, more prisons and thc dc;Icath - down to earth in a■ cascascade ofuniniend- ___ \ w g e a m A ... W c havc-our.lur.righls os individuals..— pen[>cnalty'. _ ...... ' 1 ed consequences, MaiMarian Wright Edcl:. . bul w c also havlavc righls as a people. . . TheT Nalional Rifle AssocialUlion man had a clever idea.idea She realized Two i.ssues doirlominalc thc news today will shoul “Sccond yyncndmcni:nt!" thal welfare mothersers wallowingv inan 0 ^ I and highlightI ihlhe tension between the AncAnd thc American d v il Libcrtinics underclass culture: oof f; poverty were an ' M ^ self and Ihe coll»lleclivc. Union Uni will cite thc rest o f ihc BillB of unsympathelic group,oup, unlikely loat- .....^ First, unrestr:strained gun ownership *’ Rights Rig in ils reflexive defense: o f the tract morc funding.B- ihreaTens lo tunum every troubled iccn cnucrazcd status quo. , So she started Ihche CChildren's De- and anguished:;dadullinloa“Mcnacc But E neither group will slop ththe fease ^und to shiftri aljenlional> from lhe II Society." . chachangc lhal is coming. A ccntui:ury and sysieaic to thc anccdtlecdoial. The new fo- Second, ourir perversef syslc'm of bu- a halfhi ago, thc philosopher Jcrcircmy cus was kids. Evenn Rle-bodicd while male cilizens" Armed citizens were ihusJS also ex- line. HnougliI is enough. Thc shoot- ans, ans wc will have lo remember:r Ihc ciy, and someiimescs wew musl trade indi- • [waiting period on gun{un pjurchoses is ages 18to to 45 membeis o f thc mililia. [xctcd | lo support govcmmcilenl atilliori- ings on the Lon.Xing Island Rail Road pries9ri< w c can’l hear: thc 20,0000 vidual righls for grou|>roup responsibility. [jusl thc start of rcstrictiiictiios. However,:;r, since no funds were allocat-• liesi in maintaining law andd (order. and everywhere■ere else, plus the child Americans Air murdered every yeacar. ------I Al Ihc sapiclinie,-mi,-millions of dc- cdloarmsiri and train this vast force, it John Adams wrote in 1788,8. “Arms in ' murders in Caliralifdrnia and Sl. Louis, A / s for welfare, ihc perversee (cffccis James P. Pinkerton•rton Ls a columnist Iccnt, law-abiding Amcimericans are vot- was expccKctcd that thc men would pro-• thc hands of cilizcns (may)’) beI used at have creatcdI an unstoppable momen- have hav been evident for some timimc. Yel for the New York■.newspaper ne\: News- {ing with their feet byy marchingm down vide their:ir own< guns and know how toI individuali discretion ... in prprivate self- ium for gun corcontrol, criminal-justicc this this Icrriblc system survives be<)ccausc day. to gun shops lo buy firef l r e a ^ for self- use themn. ..As lale as 1939 in U.S. V.S. (defense." Tliis is iheir primanary role lo- defense against the epfdcpfiicmic o f crimi- Miller, ihcthc Supreme Court defined lhe: (day. iu l violence. ' ) militia aIS s “all ” males physically capa- According to Rorida Stallaie Univer- I A # # . They know ihai evenvcn If Oinlon gets bleofaclirclihg in concert for thc com- sity criminologlsi Gary Keel:ck, Amcri- ■ ■ W l i fters c ’ the 100,000 new policclicc officers hc rc- mon defcnfcnsc” who were cxpcctcd “to l be any belter!" . BURTHUISH I Juslicc lhal oncc grouiground so slowly but Thc American syslcrstem is based on OHigfcssss “lo‘ raise and support cr fired, lls mere appearanceice is However, WcWednesday ihis group Twin 1 Falls so exceedingly finele anare now so broken. basic righLs beyond lheihc reach of flue- armies”’ onor a regular basis, which is enough to force ihc criminallal to flee or came lo lhe LiorJons Club and presented a warped and gi^ved'ed thattl most of the - - • lualing political passiorsioris. That is why grantedin in Article I, Scciion 8 . Thc .suncnder. Tlie armed cilizer:en is a vital program lhal I couldo not believe, and Justice J y not only blind,L but grist falls out throughugh the cracks.in lhe i lhe Constitution wass adopted.ad Bul Ihc Foundersrs were> dearly thinking of forcc in lhe war on crime, unless you haveIVC heard it and what Den- also . dead of a broken .1 . millstones and is no longerIc fil for any- Constitution could notlot 1been ratified . somethinging fundamentally diffcrcnl Yel lhe ultimate goal of■ theti: gun- nis Bonz has donedo wilh these young thing but pig feed and fertilizer, without Ihc firsl lOamiamendments, from thcc Nalional^ Guard, control lobby is Ui dlVarlii tlietli public. miiilicians, you)u wouldn’t\ believe it ei- Il I is a well-known fact lhal moilore lhan Ii is also to be .susp

Letterr - Cl"lassie Sport!tswear for M/[en and Woiomen Don’t developJ ccanyon simciionn ofo ihc canyon rim? Please look beyond finarlancial gains cd thc article about Slclla Per-r- and showy development to0 lhe inipor- I know this letterer v will not changc . * w weeks ago. My great-grand-1- lance of morc lasting, realal beauty. A Is and family keep ^ anything. My friends a setllcd here, and my grandpar-r- standard of living based ii(in material telling me. to acccpi.1 Ihell changes anil parents sel i parents lived their entire lives:s things is such a .small part1 oof whal life growth in our communnunity ^ progrc-ss. cnls and p plan 10 continue to raise myy can be aboul. That’s probably truerue, but I have a > P'' 1 in Twin Falls also, 1 suggcsi spending an aflernoonaf in strong need to expressas myr feelings. children m the canyon to see what ireireasured and Why are we evenn listeningli lo dis- . 7 ®areire so lucky to have such a spe- lc for all. r v ' ^ jI spiritual gifLs it will provide cussions of dcveloclopmcnl above cia placc.cc. Thc canyon is so beautiful e Leave Ihc Snake River' CCanyon the Dicrkc’s Lake? W hathat’s gone wrong -ind full1 of oi life and hislory. ll is there Is way il is and allow our chil(lildren to en* wilh Ihe values and stastandards of some fof cvcryoryone and should be left in ils : h:ive. ! ■ V people in this commu'imu'nity? There arc . nalural slslale. For some of us, Twinn joy Ihis rich heritage as wc h plenty of placcs toI dedevelop housing--Palls is ouourjiom c and noi jusi a, placet: C O N N f f iJ O N K O I ^ _____ Why do wc continuee to support the dc- to live. Twio Falls

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I ■ V “ A-12 Timos-Nowe, Twirfwin Foils, Idaho Sunday.pocor«ombor 19.1993 • i , ■ Moree w o n il ' e n w a iiting^ui l ntil th know kn Ihat they’re n ot... . ______Whcii slie had a ,daugaughlcr.fourjears „ . _l 'mine,’ "’ ! . c;cach other. . alonr." . ago, Grossman joinedd a play group ftir, T p new nuilhcrs. Uu! ins!'r>s!cad of feeling I P solidarity, she suddeJdenly felt very • . ' i m > “ alone, i "Most of the motherslers were 25 to 32, ft and I felt like soniehoc b o d y ’s m o th e r," j i | B " t she says. “There was'as no talk about > i > ^ R careers or issues outsi(ilsidc ofthc chil- m J U dren. ‘nicse women wcwcrc young, and iheir experiences werere veryV limited." SM B B ■ —:------In d etd rlh cn -U .-G-Gro.ssmaiucuuld— r ■ h a v e b e en m a n y o f tlithose women’s - m others. jicine, Vlira3clcs dnd N/v / l o p e The American familimily portrail has i HH' Love, Medi changed so.dramalicalically in Ihc pasl ^ ■ ■■ ■ four decntles-thnl we: hi:hardly rcot>gnizc - fl- U lu r in , it. The framed sm'iliii'iles of today's nuclear family belongIg toI brown faccs paired with while f.ices Bepnlc S . Sieqel, NM.D. with children, men and an( women with no children. wljli BoLLic S lcqel, BKS. - 'Ilien. there are thee grayinggi couplcs,'' Iheir faces lined withith age, beaming u :l babies.____ . .. alongside frcslbfaced h:i ------;,_L ------T hlitlrsU i eszi ^l^xxz—1— ojT ^uituut iX ltll—3— J" X/,3 7 y 1 9 9 1----- U 2------Ih eir pictures lellrihe llv .story ol tens | 7 ^ ^ i)f thousands of womc)men and men in 7 - 9 p .. i m r . ih c ir -lOs. h e co m in g pparents for the (Targeted to thegenieneral public) firsl limC. Like Grossman, thithe mothers are or amhilious women who'ho Ikivc spent the pasl 20 years huildinding cufccrs and ~ - j FFriday, January 2828, 1994-$22 enjoying their freedoidom, Ihe women I thal some in society:iy have worried AP photo 9 a . m . - IL f p . m . alKiiil, felt sorry for. shiK)ksht Ihcir Jieads (Targeted lo caregivers, imindluiduols coping . in dism ay, J o a n n>e e 'Grossman, ' 46, waitedI uruntil she was 44 before) havingt a dloidua/s scefcing I I-or these women,I, e;early adulthood Child, 4-'4-year-old Emily. u chronic if/ness, (ndJu n it olmral rev. „,j„ f se// lOlhing, Highland ileighls, and her h< husband. . Twin Falls Clinic/Hospilal The Book Plaza.aza. Burley according lo llie laleslSl figurcsf from ihe jj , ‘e. Douglas, have ihree daughghlcrs — 7. (. , igic Volley Regional ^ is an easy, self-indulgent life. Medical Center Nalioii.il Center for Meaileallh Stalislics. , , .i,.*.1 was J ihe poinl — Ihcy salisfied;d aild 3. Walker Cenler CNC (General Nuxrilariiion Center), Hul lli'e rale o f 5,55l,ir.l,spc;l,(K)(l b j d River Medical Cenler - Sun Valley & Hqiley.,Jdaho _ . Boise TowneSne Square...... _ _ wn needs before they took on "I w ill be 51) w hen mylyyounscslis w om en aged •!() lo 4-1M was > unchanged ponsibilitics of a child. Ilynier in kindergarten," she says,ys. “ I’ve been aflcr several years of sliarp erowth. cy probably will be a lol less - l-rom WKO lo 198^.-II.-lhc Imlh nilt Jlo look lo Iheir thildfon to fiil-iV- • ■ _■— — ___^ ^ ___ atnong these women n ilu n rc.•alized a li dream s. f ro m .\« [KT l,(HKUo5.o 5 ,2 p e r l.IMX). o r .-i n the , bcsl parent I could be VI V. frrama ______I ' W A f ___—

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jucA tnnus^^miCEYOUDESER^ \ V . SBariti£ity tfit ’l\kiur o f Lift' M tfi tfu 9i{qffic iM e y f•F F J rs t . 2964 Addiflison Ave. • TwinIn Falls . 733-92:8 3 3 m - p 4 9 cU ssem bly'^^ M on.-Sat., 8am -7pm • SuSunday, 10am -5pipm . U 9 7 i Locust o f Q o d I- ra' 'Ttinn [Falls I ______J l S SPORTSrSLINE r , «I0*C0U1CE‘ HICH GSIliholds offi Rilicksto[) win NFL gi^ives By Lany Hovey nod to. Fox,] - Timcs-Ncws writer For the latest icores call • 7 3 4 - 6 3 2 6 *t>d follow the jimfxlmp)« IntUuctloni. PTWIN FALLS —— Sophomore , 1______TheTimea Delmontc Madison scorcd)rcd all of his 20 cable b points in the sccond half!ilf Saturday night { ^ H H 3i4s — h alf of those on stealss — as College of The A ssociated Press Southern Idaho fought offofT Ricks CollUge ■ B H | f 80-65 in Scenic West W< Athlctic NEW YORK - Now. it’s it’ bciwccn CBS iMorniling I Confcrence m en’s baskctbaitball. , and NBC for w hal’s leftI ofo f the NFL. Madison began his niniiin w ith the first* In a dclcnnincd gnib' for legitimacy, Ihc five points of the sccon:6 nd half, bui it WBeaB Fox Television Networkirk outbid C BS by Ig 5:50 thot CSI wasn’t until the closing about $ 1 0 0 million a yc:year for rights lo could pull away from thec Vikings.V ’ tclcvise-NFC games begintginning next season Une "Anticipation. That’s's alla I can say,” ^ vl. and the 1997 Super Bowl. said Madison of his pilferIfcring woys. His Then on Saturday, one1C dday after the Fox fifth steal o f the half rcsul;sultcd in a three- J 2 5 2 bombshell, the NFL an’nouinounccd lhal il has point ploy and he subsidI lead fro m o 2 p.m. — Cn«rn«li 7, 3a,la, ^NFL lootDlli. Sin DItoo al That took the CSI the world and will givevc I it our com plete’ KtnmCny '■ ■ precarious 61-58 to 70-5f)-58 with 4:04 lo 2 p.m. — Cn*nn»l 13.,Ool.,Ooll, Johnni* WalXar World' commitment,■’ Fox ownericr Rupert 1 Murdoch CnvntHoftthlp* play and pretty well iccd it. saidinasiatcnicnt. e p.m. — Chinnil 13. NFlNFL leelpill. Pnilidtlphia at The victory wound upip tthe pre-holiday H H ||| season for both sides, CSI:SI |going 12-2 and S g g y H 3-1 in the league. Ricks is 10-3 and 2-2 in ‘Fox will assene m b le th e die Sccnic W csl finest sports divisiondi In Until Madison camc up with the extra thq businessI t nor the NFL seconds. , .and tie the game at 25-up•up with 6:17 Icf). announced figures', indusidusiry sources said I Jim Trcssel said the They took the lead otIt 28-267 on Dan Fox will pay the league: abiabout S395 million et ofT to a better start Bower's 3-point goal andind then held two ['iSBnB per year for four years,, for a total of Sl.58 the sccond play from more two-point leads unliluni Bonkhcad's •. ' billion. Tliat's aboui S13(5130 million a year :ll Clark ran through closing four poinls govtavc CSI a 3302 ^ ‘ more than what CBS paid pai over the past ;kle and went 50 yards halftime advantage. four years for the NFC. the Penguins ahead 7- "Fox will assemblec thetl- finest sports C SI’s shooting inlprovci)vcd in the sccond BftAD Eiuam^a ss to deliver to the .. —half-to 10-17 on two-po:•pointers and'2-5 .. division in the b usiness t M ichael Irvin sp lits Rlckicks defenders'Jared Petesterson (22) and Ryan ic highest quality | from 3-point .land. Rickscs hhad a combined . American people the I: will retain the best ran QB throws 15-31 ohcr intermission.,, Williamims (32) on the way to thithe hoop Saturday night.ht. coverage possible. Wc wi of what hos been done beforebef ond build on in title game ...... a2D.Pnnto(ilton 0 a-10 1 O.Chl»k>m t o-2 l 3,VD»g»<•g»o 7 3.4 5 1.2 3 7, Cilon 2 0.0 0 4. WlliUmiW S 2-2 9 U. Baldwin S 04 2 CSI so 17,ToU>l»2323 22-31 22 BO. 3 poMI ooiii'M«Jlion 2.2. <0, ,ianHn 0 1-2 4 1. Mi^Mi^r>ifdI0^52,R*0»« 50-03 1 0 - ' i t tom ake It ^vcr better,";“'Murdoch N said-- ...... - --- Touit 20 11-18 30 OS. 3-poUHMlnl ooiii-Do>«r. This time, coachOre. Ji — In his final DftnOn 0 2-2 0 2, Owdiw 0 2-2 « 2.2, MaOiKnM 9 0.0 3 20. Irvin R«ki OS The Associated Pressss ialso learned that 31-4 37. Hinting 0 2-2 1 2. T«Kh. 0 O^J0- 2 0. DankNiKJ 0 7-9 Grin11 4-77 2 0. Paytl* 0 1-2 3 1. Bower 4 2-3 3 12.2, PilsnonPi 3 HlKlm* Kcra- CSI 33, Ri«aRid> 32 Penguins had to getc Weeklyc passed for a CBS on Friday made a bid for AFC games, imd they did. On the41 yards .and four ^ currently carricd by NBC,BC, NBC now must slrimmage, Darnell:ific ' Lutheran won the ------match the offer or lose the AFC packagc it Tuan Reynold’s tocklechampionship with a • i has carried since 1970. for a score, putting rdaythe over Westminster M inicico rocks '•The CBS-NBC maltlatter currently is 0 . before our broadcast comn)mmiltcc.” NFL vice •an for two scorcs, president Joe Browne snid.aid. Pacific Lutherailis team ’s touchdow ns; Dlngman, B u rlee y in Dallas Cowboys ownev n c r Jerry Jones, a 'idc-open Lutes (12-0-' broadcast committee menTicmbcr who was at fo r 441 y a rd s in Giants Stadium for his tcaite a m ’s g a m e against ish., took the lead on wrestles the i PORTLAND, Onin and never lost it. Ihc New York Jets onn Saiurday,S added: collcgc game, Marcnished V with an NAIA ball away aw gam e “Nobody’s out o f it." school record 441wn posses this season, from Ricks' Although the amount,t FoxFc was willing to ilo ■ ' • ■ .-.touchdowns os Pacific37 passes against the pay might have beencn sui|prising. the see-safritcr N A IA Division II 0 ch had not given up a IR asm ussen network’s desire to buyly inloii the NFL was 50-20 victory Samrda;t two games and had not. In 1987. Fox bid agaagainst ABC for ihc By Vin CappicUo• Minico’s gym was rocking ofPennsylvania. Lheir previous 5ix. ^ Monday night package. second half Timcs-Ncws writeand so w ere the Spartans, Weekly also ran ■‘We’ve know n they/ were w there," ABC vas a 64-56 non-confcrcncc accounting for all his Sports president Dennisinis Swanson said. ivisions look RUPERT —inico M over Burley in o game as the gambling, wide “They're for real. Wc'c competec against ... Saturday night2 am lead changcs. m top level them on a regular basis." 1) o f Tacom a, Wash, The result wasns grabbed ihe lead on the their first possession a The mood at CBS was som ber and not *1 NCAA Division I-A victory for Minice fourth quarter when 6 -foot, l" optimistic. CBS. howc'wcver. declined to Weekly, who finislisioners ore considering that featured 12 lc Bingham hit a baby hook confirm any aspcct bf NFlNFL talks. "Wc have record 46 touchdownlice the lop division of a ' The Spartanswed i with a pulback to give no commcni until the10 negotiationsr arc cpmpleted 25 of 37lools by a fourth. i'‘-. ■' first play of thea fc 46-42 lead they never cpncludcd." CBS Sportlorls spokeswoman Titans (10-3), whoK hmeeting Fridoy were F ^ V ‘V 8 -in ch A ndy Bii Susan Kerr said. point in their last, tv Big East, Big Eight, shot. He followc)ich Gordon Kerbs said the Similariy. NBC Sport;loris spokesm an Ed allowed just 33 in theiiouthcastem. Southwest Ihc S p a rta n s a ; been focusing on banging 'o'rc in the middle of \ Lthletic confcrnces, relinquished. ® Maikey said: "Since wo'n . negotiations with the NFlNFLi w c'rc not in a T o p N C A A d ivialios N^oming News, Minico Coachcoupic of big putbacks and 1, position to comment," good meeting, but I am ■ - ■ ; Spartans have1 bcwe’ve been trying to work Not only has the NFC~C 'won the lasl nine a t p a rin g d o winything n more at this .: the boards. . Super Bow ls, it also has ha? either the only DALLAS-Eighllissioncr 1 Steve Hatchell "We got a couh the Bobcats outrebounded team or the most populaiular team in the top ' conference commissio: that’s one area, wthe Spartans were able to o K io ^ s m ^ n three TV markets of)f New^ York. Los a plan that could slicenembership could pave on” he said. the stretch. , . Angeles and Chicago,), TThat makes it the college football schoolper football division, ' ■* Even thoughh tlquarter both teams had to N FL 's most valuable comiommodity. Represented at theion r JY ,-W ith , sim ila r ,_.j • Minico 28-27,ancrs. tl: . Minico .had Bingham. ’ CBS hos televised NFNFL and then NFC. the Atlantic Coast,ing B ogainst cach other I GSI wom€ box out down theI and Ilnrvcy Torres on the Sophomol)respaceC ^ games since j 956. Tlic: cucurrent TV packagc . Big Ten, Pac* 10, Soutr own NCAA rules. In the fourthrley q was without Kody-Beck- — - points anttnd-the-Euglcs-pushedinti has been in place w iihh' 'ftfew changes since ' and Western AthIistructuring would not “ The'Tlmes-Ncws------I ^ T I ...... callon non-staric th ird strstraight Sccnic..West Ai dl. , the NFL and AFL mergeergcd in 1970. CBS according to The Dalisist the January 1985 Meath Schaddcn ar James Diiylcy snrtcd the sccond night. Confcrcmmce victory after bbwing to 1 “ has done ihe NFC. NBC;C hhas done the AFC, "It was a really gooon, unless o spccial TWIN FALLS — For the into-thdr BurlcjWith Ihc Spartans ahead 53- Irus and Amber Utah in.t:i.the opener. The Eagles wi II and ABC has done Mondamday nighi games. reluctant to say any1 on restnicturirig were sophomores | Kerri Andru} Athletic and Tom Ruffell./ho had 11 points, hit a 3- ;h so m e tim e ly the next,i itwo weeks off for the ho '* A ll three netw orks; losllo: money on the time," SWC commissi McEwen camc up with i loEaaem Thai's when>6-49 lead with 3:50 lo ploy. if Souihcm Idaho relumingig 10 action against Utah in I / N F L in the p ast fourr years,.perhaps yi as said. scoring to help Collcgc of S w ill lake m akins plays. Ig, Wi who Icd the Spartans with piledfiom wire reports women ; to a surprise win. weekenda iin January: much as S300 million combined. cor CBS was • Paring the 1-A men h olidays, '>5. D '-y l'y , '* 5both° ends of a one-and-onc The Eagles oulscorcd Rick:icks Collcgc 16-6' C oach,h Joel Date cited defense as I Ihc big loser ot aboutI S2S200 million, with the way for a super n Ihc nret' pointer for a 56J;ais Ruffell fouled out. nulcs to drop the ingrcdicncnt for the win, cspccially .J NBC losing about S75 millionmil and ABC the ...... _.known as. Division .over the closing five minuK '• Kody Kcttcrling,iced back to 60-66 with 1:07 65-56. freshmaran Jenna Umthun who he. programs competing nationolly-ronkcd Vikings 65 IS Ihc key 14 points, hil ;enior boi M ike Ramsey hil a pairir ; basketball poll, strong defensivedi effort against' . . —andlegislatingiheirov Ral(id.No..l6 in latest bo lly citin g w hen the Bobcats . The Monday night packagc. pa however, Ricks saw the Eoglcs jumpmp ofT to un 11- G em ar.. (Gemar got 15 points but Any possible restn headed a Burley biuncecIS were forced lo foul, andd remains a valuable prirprime time ratings- point Icod in the first halfif bbut then pulled capable o:o f winning a game by hcrsel occur until at least, It’s like I it T e re sa "> P>»y '^ 1 '"' “ank "t a pair o f free throws withh grabber for ABC, from behind to take the leadad ato 42-39. "W e tntried lo keep someone in h NCAA convention, mt she Is- of foul shots. play Minico was on top 62-•* Four years ago, the; NFLNI added a cablc I four root But in the closing 9:16, AndrusAn hit s field but youI reallyr ca n 't expect lo shui NCAA converltion or The Bobcats \ package of Sunday nighi ni] gomes split II at once — goal j and six free throwsvs andi McEwen someoneic with that type of shooting called. 1 her facc Chadd^ank h -.bctwccn’ESPN and TNT;TN At that time,...... -a d d e d three field gools beforefore fouling out. • Bate saidid.— With the exception o f ti ich B ill C ow ell-agreed-w ith Irawn-out i hui down 41 seconds to pl£ w ESPN and Tumer’Sportsirts were' in a position • Com pik That erased the final Rickscks' Icod at 54-53 sev eralI rminutes of the second )it Ig to rebounds and free throw l o n y . ig touch," similar to the one Fox, currentlycui is in. They although it was a Morcice JenkinsJi bucket managedid to contain her fairiy well." c cruciol foclors o f the game. :n were w illing to^loac monconey to enhance their f o tSS-S4.------T ro ilin4n g .34 i.3 a-fiv c -m in » tc B-irtf the first -- -Buricy Coachcnnvcrt nur.frec ihrows. tben. )iolf. wc Kerbs, pointing tl 2 .credibility. Andrus and McEwcn addojdcd the next two Please see MINlCO/62 W—^------^ Please seeI."' ( shooting os the cr 6(1 biker S u e Fish ;.into..thc------“W c ditln’t.cnr why she avoids 8 CSI/B2 • ow n To m e,itry-oycie-racing— I —J ^ o m e n b a s e b a lljp lay ersh i MU a teamtl of their i g e ttin g fi . It’s different, but it’s H ie Associated Press T hctcpcom, to be managed by forme ics ogainst men’s minor leaguelie before, only a softball. It’: canals all i Icoguc piipitchcr Phil Nickro, is condilope-to-joi fun." :r the direction of Wes ______long, dra ORLANDO. Fla. - Therecrc were coachcs, five-dayy j.tryout for 19 "elite" athlcl tpectcd to arrive today for thehe Daily workouts under th ■mcr major exhibition games development, will lost teachers, students, a prosccutccutor, an engineer, were invivitcd to Orlando, as well as' nkcr Field. The invitees arere Rinkcr, head o f player dev ago) nducfing a teams in 1994. 'he routine includes a sheriff's deputy, a flightIt itinstructor ond a prospectCIS who telephoned officii walifomia. where they ployed;d about eight hours. The ilctes who Nickro is cxpei tic runrting, throwing, calchin;hing and hotting drills itats B2“ niirse. requestedcd to attend. 3.all and arc hoping to make the ------— - y is 18 local tryouts at Tinkc istniclion. They ranged in age from6 m 16 to 40 ond O pen1 tryouts t will bc held in al iscball. as well as individual instni ja il' .B2' icials ond mostly from Cali id “ It’s great, but o f coursclursc wc all feel strong ‘were among 37 women hopiioping to make Ihc cities or(iround the nation next moi ipletcly different game,” said — Mountain b fast-pilch softb.all id. "After a ciluplc of basketball B3 roster of the Colorado Silverver Bullets, an all- February.y. About 45 women will bc ir 32. a community collcgcJC right now,” Nutter said. ‘ on wf about 10 transition to bascl irt days, we'll bc sore. Still,■ill, this is the Alacc to female minor leoguc turn. thalthx will compctc re p o rt to tc spring troining in Oris ation instructor from Newport cross-eeuRtp , B3-4 nonth and "It's a comple against men. They started Saturday. Sat March, oand the team will play at I “I’d never thrown o baseballill be." 'invilcd to Kim Nullcr. 3^ . ' vj rlando in physical educatio It least 30 Beach, Calif “I’

Scores and sta Prep basketbal Pro, college b& ,Pro fqplball . ■; ' r . ' ,, I "” 7 :7 7 ^ ^ ■> B-2 Timos-Nows, Twin Falls-alls. Idaho Sunday. DocomborHjr 19. 1993 Pair strtrengthenI hold on t ati the buzzer in 38-3B-31 B ish o p K e lly lead in ir the ig.poini victory forFor 'Tigers. Forward Olympics in Fcbnii|ry.ry. 25:59.6, a time thatat i included penally laps fortr ithree overtime to giveive Kimberly a 63-61 fouri)urlh quarter. Josh Bercnsns led Ktiiy Mower led the Tigers with 14 r event misses..Ntula Skinnertier o f Sun Vallcy. Idaho, and Schrciner. who won/on the men’s 10-kilometer e id Joan n o n c o n fe re n cce c boys* basketball W^oo<^^ood Rivcr.with 24 points. points. Senior Chrisiris W illiaraa added inctonka. Minn., also m is^d ' ...... on Wcdncsdiiyt goiDt Ihis k'eond title wilh anonolher. Gueiscliow of Mlnncr d three victory over -S;.Shoshone Saturday AfAfter an emotidnal win1 o> v e r 12. victory ill a lOK. Thcne schedules had called for thelie meni s |iq 1s apiece and firfin ish ed 4.7 and 16.1 scci:conds night. Snaknakc River Friday. Wood P Andy Tennantt ondon Bill Squires u> conipetc ill u 2 0iKK .and the wom>;n in a-!5K■K.-btit . hchiiid, rc.-cciivcJy. After the BuB u lldogs m issed thd startearted slow Saturdoy, falling bt each scorcd 1 0 ,point for the unseasonably wam iI weatherwi and gusty wind forejrced a Laurie Grover-Tovi?i’varcs of Lake Placid, N.Y.,i',, had front end o f a one-and-bonus c frcc 16-45-4 after eight minuics. j:,h»ir_SenaLors,------icngihy delay and Unamally prompted organizers to nm the fastest time_in 1 tlthc women’s racc,..37..seccconds ------t]irow-situation~vn-with-irsecoifdsleft, ThThe Wolverines,-3'3rtumed- the shorter events lo) rC'reduce wear on the tracks, faster thUtrOs'lcrgrc'n,re'n.’ Ftii w as penalized 2 milninutes Shoshone sophoi homore Clayton Sandy gamiame around, committing! n i " ' Schreiner complelileted two laps of the circuicuit at for failing to ski a 1pc penalty lap after a missedd shot. made two free; ththrow s wiih four ticks tumoimovers in the first half, butJt only OoodnoB 17 28 44 Kincaid Park in 29 mmit inutes, 17.2 seconds. He mmi; issed The extra' time dropp{ipped her lo fifth in the standndings, to play fora 6 I-( Jwwna — Wor>g 4, Perry 9. Day0» 6. Ouuw 4.-M»irar 14. l-601ead. threeree after the intermission. Hollien 4.*8co(leld 2,, William*Will 12, Tolman 2. three shots, all in the1C pronep position, requiring hiihim to but her coach, W alter:ter Pichler, filed a protest, H afc r to o k: thetl inbounds p a ss, Frsdnuon 2. Totttt 22 lfl-29-29 232: 62. ski three 150-meter• pepenally laps. At ihat. he wasvas the Organizers planneemcd to hear the protest Satutiurday dribbled a coup:uple times and let fly ai»^itwpKaiV 18 31 36 91 Ooodirig — Rainka 6. Pavitevritev 2.: T*nnan1 10. Brewn 4, xonivw 420 3182 Niaiton 8. Kamaon 2. Squirtaulra* 10. ToUl* 16 12-20 24 best shooter am ong: thithe leaders. Second-placu RobertRo night. ■ from beyond halllalfcourt. SX"ihop KaBy — Ponanaoo 7, McCwny 19, Wo ______I “It was a greatg ballgame to Jaekioekion 2. Troulnar 4. McCianna 4. Darioglognoiil 3. 3-pclnl goaii — Parry, Fiadrikaon. Fiad Fouiad oul - wotch," said Kinlim bcrly Coach Randy UUa13 10-20 17 81. Nialten )S(U{Jrsi^-a(mitS-7_Buiiill-7J.iC!uIhinee 2, P fiiffiiAarvoefae —JatDm».37.«JS7».9wIlnfli4— ------h H A Potter; “(ShostiJStiOnc' CbachXITiirry KtuonlUonS. Darana 24.RlWn 7. TOUH 18 13-14 11 B r o w n 'K C^O s N orrisi^i Iterweight tiL IU C (Messick)’s kidsids arc extremely.well- joint gotli — Paniln8an. McCarthy 4, Doi to claim^elt >r*ii. Minico 64, Burlejrley 56 . ' ’re verj; patient, PUEBLA. Mexico (APAP) — Simon him oway fcfor keeps at 1:06 of the about &bi whether Norris, as sonome have J h 'y ’n rre getting a little bit i t _- MINICO — TThree 'Spartan Brown, a former IBF3F and WBC founh rourtdv:d with another big right. claimed, cla is currently the best:sl fighter ‘ lansen49,VaUey38 J ° more expenenceice. The more some of ploycrs — Cody Kcttcrling,Ke James welterweight champion,n, knockcdfc out Brown car:arricd the fight to Norris pound-for-pound poi in the World. in play, the better off H/HANSEN - The Hususkies Dayley and Harvarvey Torrez — utscl, and had the ehampicn Brown’s1 victory stole the,c thunder our juniors can T e rry N orris in ihe foifourth round from the outsi ) be os the season goes outscatseored Valley 18-9 in thee third combined for 36) pointspc as Minico from the evening's featured performer,pe we re going to b SauinJayrHight to claim the WBC super in trouble in,n tthe third, only to have the fro q uuarter a r and went on to winin th e outlasted the Bobcatscats. welterweight title. bell intercede,de. • Julio Jul Cesar Chavez, who satis 2 WBC “ Hafertotaled.l:d-thrcc 3-pointers and nonc'jnconference meeting. • Kcttcrling led1 MMinico with 14 Brown, who twice hadlad fighls with But there; wasw no saving Nonis in the ^ Mexican Mt fans by retoining th C h Z i 15 p o in ts for.r the game. Chancy “V'“Wc playe a little better defcfense, points, while Tornorrcz and Dayley Norris postponed bccaustiuse o f illness, fourth after■ BtBrown’s right landed. super; su] lightweight title. ( knoekouB L«"casttr had1 1 16 points and seven hustljstled a httle more. We rebouaunded each finished withh 1 n 1 . m ad e the m ost o f his hi deloyed- Brown, 4040-2 with 30 knockouts, improvedlo im| 89-0-1 with 77 kr ■m S v r'bo-nds. Brianan Schariihorst added tnucilUCh better,” said Hansen C opportunity, dropping thehe champion i in.. handed Norrorris his.fourth loss.i.n 30 by by stopping prcviously.,unbcatt ...... Ben .Woodhouse.JSC. led all.'scorcrs____ c Z X l5pointsandnirninereobun^. - ...... Stac«tacey Behrens about the Hus the first round with a hardird righl,i He ppi fights and pointedlypoi ended any dcbote Holligan Ho o f England after fiveerounos. r f ' with 16 points forr BuBurley. de nine of 10 free secot:cond-haIf surge. '. Ryan Gunnell paced Hansen,in'. 2-3. throws to notchch 16 p’ointB, Brandon Ry OunayB324256 Brown added 14 for the Indians and withith 16 points and 1 1 rebouo unds. MinlM 12 29 42 64 110. Ryaryan Myers hit three 3-pointt igoals Ounay — WooCiwu»a 18,], 8a(Sager 3. Back 4, Mcly 2. ' Caleb Roberts 1( Rarnity l2.PloHa IS.Runaso.laSO. 'mai*t8ie-29 29 58. Scores> and staiits_____ I finish with 13 points. to fin Minko — Stroachain 4..TorT*x)oa*H, 1 SehaB B.J.BIr^ham ShoiAan* 4J0MWA4 I81 2. Cayiayll.Mlliae, A-OlhiI- OInoham 7. KatlarUng 14. Klmbwty 't0^137H7 64 83 vaaaynay 1321 30 34 - TWali 23 14.29 26 64- SNMtu.a.aa 3. Back.TD(r.i3.D»yiay. M»m«y 8. Roe«tt 10,),Myaf»B.TWi!|1B22-31 mi 2581.- ' Vill.,illay - Snula 8. Wyall 8. Kghli 8, Madaenam 4. >Port via (EU.44,D»W« 44.1 J«*,i1|Catn*iUlMmM(V*i(VW13) PcrtUmin.UCf»nnlMn KlfflBtcly — MeOontlSitlS 3, HllaMS. UncMltr Ifl, ,Okl>tior 6, Kant 9. Total* Ifl 2-fl 14 38. NBA standings 1-3. FUnw 0-1. lyw 02. VitiM &]).OJlPnaga AiH»-hr> Mtn 2i [KAmncrii9l.ln»lM21 t). in R.^it7.0mf«ei ScMmhont IS. 0*tnn *.4. Mlctoiwn t, Kalaoy 8. Smmi Hanaaiinaan — Myara 13, Haitlion 2. U a 3. Mi Elko 52, Fallonn49 4! EASTtRN(X»*£Na * 11 (Itef U X03.W. wnghlighi I8. Joftnien S, Ounnall 16. Tbtala <8 0-f4 11 FCMMO.I-NW R«U««rar>34i 21 FUgrnFoiA-CainOOrm . So.««r C4(»4. Sm nrti Sl r84 3-poMoo*li-S«ndy.8]y. Snaoar, M>«ia. Hafar 3. FouM 3.polnl “i ELKO, Nev. —- EElko nearly saw ' (R:>>nartl Ctaa3H(Gnr4181 Xuna-wia-S4^ E,Ktic«-^»«99«I.NMariU ' point gotli — Wyatt 2. Kant 2. Myri* : dal, Haman. th e gom e go in toto. , oc v ertim e w hen A<«ro:4[K.rp^(! 0X4912i(P(««i>l uaAiM.i$uM S^Mhon* ai. KlmMrlyrly 30.3 %1 ' 12 9 il\ H io./1-Sar Mm 18. Ck^ IS *' ' PKUflQWUTO U-.«i7e.C«Sl-FJMn7] F a llo n ’s J e ff P ejterson te r fired up o * Oni3i tt 12 4It M TKfnc»3-JlaJnr. Sir Arty* cwtfiUeMvUi, P«iyl.7l.2JW«i!Nne>wiMS2-JI82-3i9-^« mt iwsiaa.imulQMU Kr« A-18(7B878 U 2-3 8. M 2-2 B, IS92.3I). S9 J im«Slt>.PcrtI81 iler 53, H a g erm an 30 three-point attemptipt \with six seconds • hnjtiu, I 11 M t IKI.-WI.3 2:4.U»n4-102-219.WaIO.V«rtB.«- SOinXWST WendeU 51,,B B u h l4 2 J 14 JM e CMLUtni 8 J411. C>«w »^9 M 12. Dr>u^ 24005.«I24 » Art«»HJt>l01.«ni.SlM HAGERMAN - Led by FRyan left. Fortunately,rly, for Elko it 6 tt 27} 10 -ICM* 44 00 J. Uj«nn 12 2} 4.J M. H; IS4017.229J Artjr«iM.J«M£nK80 W ENDELL, - Nate Kelsey scorcd players managed to hangig on< and win by CvMCMIcn l12lia>-w 21tO-2!.>aKnll.lB AfVKUiSlt7.Au9iPMrtO lai's lOpoints, Filer had 12pli AUn> ie i Hi - Srci 211-41. lm> U3 UO 0. HMgt■Vmo'' U1' ' R>a14-'ni-lM.Silr|]4V29.SMS^7.121- hcmmiv!l87.Tu«UM48 2 0 points toI leadll Wendell to a rack the scoring columnr, in a three, Cft«50 O i «19 J Dnh^OCOOOf.vntOOOOO tttiHJ)i!iJ>7911- }lS.&i«l1-18M29.UnM24M7.(W7.Ca«l-5 CUifM6rac< 2- >Pcr(gc«>-PrttM»4}'lt()KnK* - . lOrtWt - the buffer in thtthat ncighborfiood-the--K»s»'"ijnTnatT-fl 1318 JO------______jlic_game.to:puiJiis- WtSIERN CONfEREHCE 31.IU»iX-!0J.JI1.M.,0«MOTcUI Tce« 41 M " ■ ■ CkM" 12.0»*« 1-2. Prrj 0 2. BnraIrroO-Jl ( W«rJ9.N*rwS8 er — Pallenon 1, Hymai S. Severs 1. Q. TiT.erOya, points. 1»221W Ujm J-1215r«24.Ra 1-8. ShwO-l.nO-I.ConO Oo4tr7I.FknUW««4« rest o f the way. MjMtruSa Cra¥4i9S.YoiX9W«rt»-P«ja.i e,151 0t.Ptt2i .WcndeirCo'oach Alan Kelsey JPera tejl»-0*ljr4 8 (IWtwn 2J.l-J.JOxn Jl Aiv>»-<^t1329 40 92 >nder 11. MitcJieil 10. Cooper 9 I) U IS. >Urr,ftl.Qreu>0’2-l'tiM4»3.Sni.SmeiOJ) T*»«j»-Pr<»Mi(*Mt»rwA!WftV.>nv.Ui«Ti tr«jr49t.E Kanu»80 several steals on defense and playing 3-po^"JDOinl goal! — Nolion. Fouled oul — Mc>.IcKanzle. — Peleraon 12. Dander U«T*KO e IJ J(I 12* rcOMcU-hm RiC>xn»-0>U>4S(>4S(J(r«> B^iV»u2 A~14K> kMS(llS.T«u>.>^S5 glimmary ($ame — Fter 91, Hageimen 16 6. Matkan 4, Nelton 2. Vailejo:'ailajoa 2. Totali 10 14-tJ 21 0»ln 1 21 t^i ;0 tot McvKntJItrectlSI C*Ul2C rinlu6i.UcMMSlSI a good floor gamame. • IHwwll l»Miai2MSn?i{l TOillaftfc>iv-0*Ui DENVER (9S| 0«iM.USl4l lurtaugh 61,Castieford3139 J.W. Beck 9. MctJonougn 4, CckJwiSli;. IJ 10 W5 Tl Cl£VEUM>(«2) dWSm7.l2 2-«TA(ia21 I SiSK SK Jt: □uhl 7 1D20 4342 score;ored 21 points, including 19) iin the coof^- F»n04000 Tcu!>Utl}S-]S92 Vi'kn 5-ig 4 S14. Vi'At t3-]l S-73l.h31.Korot)4 aOUIH Wendell 13 28 388 Stst secot;cond h a lf to lead the Red I'l D (•vik Statr^iia . v 2J9 K [)ert«0(T(9e) 92-24. AU {Wrwtf^ 78. Uu V>l«y St 557 Oufti - RJe« 2. Sirte»l4.ii.117815. 7- rirtri2)014,RWi4-722 107e«jli4{»jii40t12» AJwiHtl,OHOawicr47 • DaDavid Jones finishedd as DECLO - Afterftur u la st se c o n d 1 VMI&W ^9 9012 13.S MMocr :tm 0100 0. Cartcnar, 102. IpOum Tac^ 72 J-3 a. I*.-Tf7 0 2 00 0, ViW 0 2 M 0TOJH31-0 To, 0«** a 19 2 27-« Cto^78.0UMU ' Wtodail — Tulsa 9. KaliKslMy 20. R«i 2- DuWor 7: Ounn C nstlastleford’s leading scorcr witvith 14 s c o rc by G le n nIS s Ferry I sent the UiMllJ PMaMtftjOO AM a S 22 20-102 Conu Cir:4na &S. 1 Cmnt Slaw » 2. EllunO.EsnO. Totalltflll1714.24 2051. ' AOMitn _ **jr ?. YValion. Vmgw. KeHey 2, - pOUllsinls____ . - ______— - ____Canyon_Confcrenrencc game-into ...... 0««MClMi-<52,0I ...... cwnro- B Jo au 7-« - - Wtr*jw>-Oeritr04|HVmani1M™»i:A03i*- Of tfpjw an iatiiwacwtWO ------>po««0Ort —atncWoi D*QI 17 21 a « IJ-« HxlOI. Urt 021. AijrO 24 (CNO)2-2.tK/^ 2-2. E W’lUtO.jKkKT^U Edrt. Fouiad oul - WtWtlflhl. F.afh.ii.r P,olimlri.iy Jdred Jo, Rovig hauled down1 «eight overtime. DecloI builtbu its winning Ch«5(s'lC2 U ...... 3 Port 17 rnH/'J 'J.12 Ilos-r onrar.iojiraafltu-ftcr* - - f«C»«71.C»Tt»»72.0I'*■ ...... OWM —ButUWf.WonOl ItuuilMtMnU (kirOK 01. Ptk* 0 J). [km 4-10 (>trMtrlaJS Rrta«i-OKwW|t6il3l.Ae«iS1 ftaviEt89.FksM». rcbo:bounds for Murtaugh* B ry an inargin early in theic e;cxlra period. Plxnrti 116 in l»x-vSnl 2 Ifa-a>01.C>km»l02l1 Fo.MFa. 9| Auoii-Oem 19(«MURxi(6l8|A: Kim i 23 rCcmir103.CMnnerScUMniM rown had six as.sisls. s«jn« i« Cowi siw ttt CPj-Ncr* Hrtan:»-CMUf«12fiV«jriVO«-nll| ' [DlijttllOl T0UltM>-07i7KnK.V1ra>rtd77.0T>" Wood R iv e rrS2,Bish.KcUy51 S UiTcuu « |n| DRa) 19 tJ) Ausa'OmUratUTB16 I«rrt»-0«rr«e«5i<(Jrt««A-l.-I2.MS2.6 KirMin.G«»»»7J Glenns Ferry 18 26 37 54 57 ycerftdtrm 5! Dm 21 (I'Krvit M Tcu W ood River mode it cai«i(HMIord 8 10 20 30 OacJo 11 3340640000 lAUtO»IO.tUn: 5pn kxA-OmUcU 21. D«»4 72 l£S?aM*Firir»mj!icrj(89 HAILEY - V, Glenn. Farty - Fern. 6. WickerWW. 5. Smnn S. Knignt 2. 2.0rto< scores U<51-2116 39. 2J5-162997. D«jI83.C4>;kIU WrMhl 21, 0«''o - Wo'a'a 10. Kiddidd 7.7, Payno It. Adams 2. l/TMIIID] NC-Ajr»«74.Enlr«U J senior guard TTony Donalo’s free jrtavgh — Mfyas 2. Sporry I. Cummim 2. Wr NBA summaries KU>t:r4lM9M21 (tgad 442-210 s j s K X ' r ” ” h'lV Uuunt 89. S£ UUUTJ 82 own 2, Slingar 3, Hovig 12, NaMVer tl,I.MurdV I W;k^10.GfloM7.Woll.7,T1.7, Tolai. 2016-332460. isxf.i{45 jHctr* 87. Goaira 44 NctnCmcuSI.OnSLOS throw,wilh nine;le seconds left. cha«i«iie*l«y3.ToUle 24 13-20 1761 3-poiftl ooali — ConSa 5,, Fartli.Farti Wwdia. KkW. Fouled lACUPWOlltS) Ncrt!-50- " i IKonfoi DtM O point o7i$.;2 21J t^OCO W«HMTOK(961 Uk«iu^6I.C«rtrl39 SjnMn.ViVaneS) O.D.t>«t732jnv»:iJJl26 1-U.14U &.9KCimj«is,u»aM" IMS >109-10 79. HjfTxa Oral* 15. V»Vt Ovn.‘»,u M Sllcu>>2.Uurr>,Sl» Ox»«fT!2 5 004. Aim 8-12 7-8 20.0 Nc«w7t.C4rOtnVi*rj42 SIMcnn.WnlFkraCe PMOENKIItt) T»mtMSl74.N CnbuAiTK B«U»,M26-t*?0 Or«iHr»It J5. ^W .rLA 7.t«fr7.'OOM»r1?Oa:.C‘«rO-H'O-IMO Rirreaei.Owxd? 1’?!.®“ o,B» J-4 01 e wjif. 01 oo 0, bjkJk oOOOO Hooar.j5t,l€«».22 W teiucly tl. So.»>iUAama 71 OOO.KXfr>£r912J-121 IA««»9IB85:!f?;’ 0T:un35M2S-12« !^MTcnS7,Ki»3) EAST i” C oopper, Blackk lead B uihl past Blhurley lU»Jflt.Jll.VV»51-tl Ujta'1.1 1.J w» a « 2sj»-ica \Vcic«ll-«>52.(W(«Ki — RuM 4. Mano;Ma.oy 5. Pyio 14. Seilraj 15. r-«;ii! } Pu-I 0 J (Rj.u.Ul74.Dud.-*-W*r.4J|KU* PtmlI4.ltMrtrt73 BUHL - Lee:ecsa Cooper and Jeny — . 1-2 Dtf*r« M. Warn M. Ujrrr.jt>-1 lU«n14|. K,«J8,Eni«845 ;Vnff5W49(&j>tejl5l A»vi!»-«»-^25 UcC*»0crr*»,46.Ujrv^27 P«^77,Di*lvnr.64 Black combineined for 39 points to CcCooper and Black cach sc 3-po>nl goal — Sci'ia*. Fouloc-oulod out — Maiay. Jorrwa. JjOuai 0 31. fW.12-10 (Uop» 2 S 0<«n 0 (SmanH) W«f»'paB22|*iJrna) To sco red KJctmx'0'1 <,T9a&3| foMcx.1- 8) TOJ U.fci51J<»»(V«*3« SIBcxM^aS.ttiMM help Buhl taketkc a 55-39 d e c isio n eightight points in the .second cjuurlirter Oeoilo, E. Crenney Proiiminniiminary gnmo — Oakley 42. Rctt>xev-lCT»/ittnUlv*^lt2i ITmtii llpff.m3t.Ht»M*«[k«37 Woo«tR-yet20. TtefncjS-Cftariwj VjrcDJOiSOar.lMT.Wjft Ur«M.0i«»,>^6S Sl*fn»t8.Fcr9\«if2 _ from Burley inin C' lass A-2 District 4 |OaU>> 13) AuB« -lin«i^i22(J»:iJO'( «> Mcr?iO«nS9.a»\CP»W»90.Afli«naiiU.'7f Hxwxi2I(tlJtUrt5l -Iw»Jvje42 S,*»a«l08.l«-£Sl«r»71 girls’ basketballall Saturday. »l«y 10 24 35 30 I». Pt<*ra2^'TecW«:jrt-Ojrv;<7 ISajOi let Pcoido44.£ktlr«J8 VXvm89.$lU«yi.C^ iN 10304295 ■ Minico 66, Bonnenneville 65 *fijt»n*';j(Cf'«-u2 »-i9C.’3 KEWAfiStYlWl The Indiansns, 3-0, 10-1, have «My — Teyttr 9. Orunor 3. Wornell 5. IJaOry : S«MWiTOWOm ' a^|.31-2).CMma'.t-t8t-10 2S Oa WnlMtnigo.CreU 81 , ' inside track to0 Ithe top seed for the 8. Pai»Patofaon l,Mnbey 13. ToUH 14 4-7 17 39 IDAHO rALI.iLLS — Kaly t-3002.n*«:;v<nlt4,Owcn4 TotaUJ40-13 D»W»2<00 5 Hn;»i2 2 2 tfii M022 Jfrat-mj'ooa I(XjBJJ512027S8 FAflWST N C-Wkrv^cn 70. So« Fkrvi^82 82 C ooper totaleciled 24 points and nine s-pompolnl Qoala — Taylor, Oruner, Ma&ey 3,3. Black, two seconds left,t, preservedpi a onc- C*rr^^J226 W.-*,t>2000 T*«3/ l«OW«A(lM| CSUOn ICO. u c Svli Ou 89 TTHPko c k added 15 points and alitnlriaty gamo — Burloy 43, Buhl 39. point win for the Spartans.Spa . ,$iT>n»-is E uvurjSC.A&vnaiU 0*094 St 77, Sl (4 rebounds. Black -CMCAOOdOfl 0DM4 6J0ll.kkX»T*"J-*’1.&Ki t«2:.U*'7.t31010 2fV,WVnin6.129-1221.6.12' FmwSJ 74.0r»9»ia 82 tAttOwk 11 boards. AAmber Salterwhitc 12 . With the , victory.vie Minico FWiHnei3 Cr«lS t40 2ie ►xostiP . 'f ' *04«2S4 6e.Sctai-3S5i.Mi-JUrrJUH0300 0«r.-Mj9f,WUCTt»-4M ChR«tnNp ) a k le y S 6 ,W ood River 42 to. »ms?t^i3 5-1000 10 U,»unj6 t33 *i.i*i->a Q [»r^620fl0 tcoa 32 72 4»J9IM9108 Kahofl.WnW^enSS KElaiaPte.. OAKLEY - Catherine ,44«; Z2aa3i-in 72. iswwq U Burley raced:d to an 18-10 lead in 0 ^ seven steals to go 10-20 lOJ JPortjafj-Sc" J»f>»i24ll«n»'unl.l. '• UMrt)Sl7»UjrtJt9Sl72 TrprSll04,P>»W«t.91 cored 20 p o in ts lo h elp On the first quarter,cr, but Buhl rallied for sco r ame-high 26 points, 3114 n 19- n COT'jfi 10. Uora 04). Ini«rj 4-8 |Ui«Ui«44. hEBraslB.A/VmSl 75 DMUnON lise its' record to 9-2 wiLvith n along With her game crtagi 24 2t 21 Ji-tts »VjVr>»l02) FoWCM-fiM fljtOMoJCk-HM Kr» lUiio) 90. Tiu^Pr Amranr<73 73 OmMSiaS.OMMAAUtOn a 30-24 halftimiime lead. The Bobcats ra'S' “ Farah Koeniiaina1 scoredsc 19. Jackie onconferunce win. scored the firstrst seven points of the none ■ , (■ Rasnick pulled dowi[own 12 boards for second half to) againa{ lead by one, but ErErica Cranney added 13 poin Buhl took ovciver and never trailed 'he1C IHornets, who broke opei 117 140 UoMiDKnXI contiontest with a 20-9 edge in theie third NHL standings 2 M ' Toff*4,l9iArg#«»i again. ^ !s 1! J M m W uarter. EASTTOCCWEraWJ U«.jl » 12 8 34 IM2 nf Ot)T, It 10 S 43 130 1'107 C4OnM• patient, tried to slow things down a 2, OavO 7. HoiucMed 4, Total*rotala2310-23 1700... - , NYfljrstr* 22 r J 41 tu tlM - __Ori-t 7 23 3 U W-lfr■3.1H Afjhm 1719 2 a u8S103 r SinJouMOutM^IIUtm ylc 14 for Wood River. tj - WtSTlMCOWEfttWCEE LD>A.r9«m M 19 2 24 118118 i:111 DrinHWvxr.lCSpm little bit,” saila id B u h l C oach J o e * y*'” , BofvyivHia — Joir^.S15pmpm period rally. Oaklayakkry 21 27 47 50 3-poKit goal* — Jorgantan«n 3. V^ynn,'i Wailaf. hYl««r. 12 •! J 2f tn -K I 101 Outa2.l^>tieMna2-l* CMllNT.H«v**-lUpn T-WH., 10 t5 J 2J n IM I 11) h» !K*anS.T«r-ro£m».ar ' we couldn’tt 1 block them out,” satisaiisfled Larry Mize still held hi a Nothing is cut anond dried at this IM JO* ___ D«v..Own > (Dr> UAI. I) 3 Cowell said.. " B u t they p lay ed a threeiree-shot advantage after 544 holes stage.” IA*n 9 4 0 t^2 2U OK KTJ ______0«WQE)i'^J4..7M_____ fjheJ.2.7 mi)lipnJ.o_hnnic.W ------DuS*------J-T 'O -tn rx iw ------FVBONn------1*------3 ...... ______great.baU_game.nc._Thcy_dcsme_a_.lot _ of_th W alk er___ Mize agreed.____ HTJrt e t 0 J712M207^ 0»r«-l3,c^j RuVat-ivn 30-129 27-(ni! of credit for thathat.” . ChaiChampionship Saturday. “ 1 expect I’ll havhave to go out and inteitcoX * 9 0 3M IM 2» P*tirq 2JS 21214 • ----- 2-7 Onn ON Burley’s Bencn Woodhouse led all “T“Too many good things hapjippened play very well tomoim orrow ," he said. HtwEr^iM 2 ll 0 IM 147 242 AS»t»«W«irttvKn.1Un Pu. 2-30 J C«M NcirfRfcrm 1.23 5-15-n FVUdMni IS l6 p o i n t e .______for r Huar 9 4 0 en 30« 214 ...... ,-iia«aeeei>»R*i.------i-JJ— L-X 44 scorers with 16 | sr^mc to b^upset," Miz^said»^fter _ hod_a M I toltotal, l 2 -under on ■_____ ------P m r r ------«-'5 0--815-OT73O7 7» ---- «M»«(Pe«euy,iHR------Ccn«N«« 21-27-1 24-442444-1 Pnarg IOS comomplciihg a scfaniBIIiig 3-u-under-' the windswept Tryolryoll C:lub coursc. O n ^ e 7 0 W7Xijj, 251 loi«nj«nRjfi>iiil>oTj0.l1im 5icl»3Yire»Le»l H7 2-20 2-; PutFUtm 2-77 4.U ouriay « 3 } « « OrornJ 1 12 0 07f 13i, 27S Urr«ia>n CnwefiiiUMUM. Ill Purt, 3.J5 M7 KKUIRMrti 2-JS a r 6 8 . . ' . Mize got intoI thithe restricted, 28- hf« E/VM M OrrAnll t • n 10 MratttnfM 3-2SI 1128 42hZ 0. p“ ‘ • 2,, PlwuilSMet.2pffl firt4»l0U M * 0 l*-2»3 Dijcley — Wooffwut*M 1ie. Saoa< 3. Ok» 4. Ni9ay 2, HiBut tlie fast finish by (Colin rnan field for thishis season-ending K»nMC(r 9 4 0 (92 2K2U17)4 SwBtg(HIRjrM»C*,.2pm P«Mn-Y«» M7 4-:4-24 CaT« 2001. Mrw 09 27.114 Tot»l«:231*-2J2511 84. WTKIMLCaf ERENCE - Cel«r«-2-7.»OM2-4,Jcf«»lenJ4.HV, f the.chase for a ,5550.000) 0 first ... , . . , EM fW. Ycrt i«» p «" |™M8)N*.WjJcft»cr1242.eE }.p6lfll oo»H-Wooanoanouta (41, Back; Toifaa (3). I camc here thimhinking I could play H I T Pttff PA 17. Eurni 3)1 ^ B Ttarat 1-S. u^824] m 2 KA«M.rA7VnST1CS Diylay- Fouiad Oi/t —- RunaN. JV flima. Mimco 8S. pPZCrize. 10 J 0 5 158 NFL summaries PASS»0--€ki. Alimn 21-27 J.2S2.■2J2.K«’lSrt. N ftuSH«O-C«Mr,»imi»n2H0 5 I could get in eMKx21-37.MW.NKM)’»»400 Elnr44.Ueuml4Cnag3.VKt MontgomerieM pointed to a1 t triple- I 1 245 0*1 0 I u 7-a reaMNO--0* t irw Mr. KlWniVMTH4.70. >4Wfc24.QfW^1^4 ^ ‘ contention, but notnol expecting to," Pri4-34.MJlJ.2S.Cin!«*'2'rw2-2t. R£CEIVM}-0«W.UinMI4J4. ______He played wellII cienough to build a . , Ow } 0 0 e-J tns&moo(MS-o«Nv.o b o g e y a g a in st Mh o n tg o m e rie ’s second half, RicksR began running 91 69 birdic-eagle-por periperformance, plays for theirIr shoipshtwter. G e m a r. 0,14’tintp 1 04 0 3. Ufflimm 4 l J 4 B, Sfiaw 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ hit four pointsts to cul the deficit'to Dmcmlngmi/11 M 1 2. Andru* 3 6-6112, McEwai^«n84.45 Montgomerie alsoals had a 6 8 and I, Stfiurr^acrw 2 0-0 3 4, JanUru S 2-2 1 17,1 IMUl hEAT-PM vn« h • tu^ ir 0 Brct.da Kerbs)s gave Ricks a brief Ridi*(hMH Masters chomptmpipn Bernhard " MMAwi.BiccnncKMrCuMniiarc'*^o(r« HOOTf M m itw>9 tf T» U.7 MMn Mr SJJIjII lead w ith two. filfield goals. ema» 6 « 3 16. Maynard 1 M 3 2. L R»*m AnwKarAuaortat w>bt CMRfsnr* cr M (.rao-rm pi 3 2 II. M. Raunwaaan 1 2-2 1 4. Karta tr^!Vo%®4 I Longer d f G e rmidny w shot a 69 and______ywrnwa UPCA n.utx>as-^M.Md AW. ukwftefai. TryriCUOJM \ S S S T !,£!. Q em ar’s twovo 3-pointers came in voung>ung 2 ; was third at iZUK,, sevensc\ behind M iz^ ______g^.WJ)tr«t4ht.MMrfC«ioieOlMl.__ Uir,hb*. . HB4t,»_», » _____ M l . ^ J7.J0—213 . , VVjSJV ■ 70.71-31) the next couplepie of minutes, giving swlarrl 0-0 3 2. Totali 23 7-17 18 6fl. 3-po>fi Cc*>Ucr«rwn. ' 874W-20E S i n-7W am«2.Kwta. Ernie . Els of Southjth Africa and Brad puM. (i) n rvM IK MMM Wl n«iK« tWrrMrtlVQV 7l4»4»-20S I S CrtSMffll TWr lead over one at 45-42.^ STZ •f.tatai vm a it-n-n-n-0_,09 . SntoTK* 7>744St8w]i Ricks ils liist lea affllrnaKm:CSI30.fVck*29. ^ Faxon were next ata t 209. :

‘ . y - Sunday. Docomboror 19.1993 Tlm«#-New#. Twin»vln IFafle, Idaho B-3 n Wittmnakes. HawkCS soar• past Cowbiloys sheoot do\^ Jets >, N.J. (AP) — Some teamsis : ‘*Troy can make playlays that, olher quarlcrbockL bigretiturn - EAST RUTHERFORD, w in with muscle. ' con’t,” Johnson soid of ththc drive, which came after:r a - . Nuggeets, 10>2-96 Thc Dallas Cowboys dcdo it with speed and skill.11, sloppy two periods in which wl bolh leoms squani^crci which is why they seem baiDock on track to defend their:ir numerous chances, toskatiting ATLANTA (AP) — Ke^Kevin Willis NFL title. The-sccond TD camec at ihc end of a pcrfect 95-yarard scored a scason-High1 3 J. p o in ts Lbasketball ■ . . The Cosyboys qunlifiedcd for at least a wijd-cordrd march with 1:13 left in1 thcth< third quarter. Then, just 515 H E R N E . G e rmmany a (AP) — Satui^ay night as ihc Atlantlanti) Hawks ' playoIT P berth Saturday by/ Ibeating the New York Jetsts . seconds lalcr. Smith stcppeppcd ih front o f Chris Burketi ’ Katarina Wilt turnedled licrcomcback, ' won for the 15lh time in 161 games, i— ' , - ■—— - — . ., 1 228-7 as Troy Aikman and1 ^Michael Irvin combined on)n p ic k e d o f f B o o m er E:Esiason’s pass and racc'i:cd ' dream into realityf SaturdaySi wilh u defeating Denver 102-9i>-96 for the • : touchdown passes of 42 ammd 4 yards and Kevin Smithih untouchcd to thc end zoneone lo m ake it 21-0 . vintage pcrformunciince thal left thc Nuggets' ninth straight roatroad loss. lM&IOH'me, NBA spar r retumed an interception 32;2 yards for o scorc, Dallas (10-4) is a half-gIf-gamc behind the Giants, wh^ho two-lime Olympicic c champion one ______M ahm oudjibduJiR auf.:uf.scored-2 2 _ • ’ ■ ' ------Aikman was 2 1 -of-27_foifoL252.yards.,throwing.only,ly, play at Ncw Orlcans MoiMondoy night and are Ihc onluiy. step away from thc Lillehammcr u poinis for thc Nuggets, whowl: slipped over Dl three incomplete passes. TheTl Jets intercepted three in other NFL team to havec clclinched o playoft'berth. Games, " toT?-13 overall and 2-11 on LAKECrrY(AP)— a n game that featured nininc turnovers, five by thcic The Jets (8 -6 ) droppeded 1behind o pack o f seven othcher Now, Witt, the: 1‘ 1984 and 1988 Thc victory improved th lazz 'forward .Karl (Cowboys. AFC teams with five or fewer losses. New York’k’s gold medalist, appenipeors 0 good bet rccord to 16-5 overall an uys.theN B A to tbld ' “We're getting better■ ceven with the .turnovers,” only consolation was Brad-.Baxtcr’sBr 1-yard TD rurun to qualify for thc: 199415 G am es in home. » n 't wear his btinldng ; ccoach Jimmy Johnson saidlid as his team set the stagege w ith 1 1:28 left in th c; glgame that broke a streak• cof the Norwegian resort,>ort. LaPhonso Ellis had 18iS poinisp .nd Sr.'‘'S'eeh** signature shdes; f for a-retum visit in tw o we#eeks ogainst the New Yorkrk nearly four games wlthouilOUt a touchdown. Thc Jets no>i^ow “ I don’t know whawhat my Olympic 13 rebounds and Brian.Williams ^ a junes.v German trials andi qiqualified for the LANDOVER, Md. - KtKnrl Molonc averagesa 5I6:5,^ln^;a.:'gvne:: K European Chompiinpionships next - scorcd nine points in the fourth foi Oiianer a n d JirtHthicd!itf.'th»,NBAatf:'j i Bronc(OS ■ H month at Copenha]ihagen. If she is nftcr picking up his fifth foulfoul, and Ulah ■individuallal t . among the top two/o tlthere, Witt will rallied from a 15*point defiiIcficil to hand • Jh^decUisitmEW lc ^^bHth % cam a berth ol the: Olympics,0 1 ; Washington its 10th straight I jS _ Tanja Szcwczcnkpnko, a 16-y^ar-old Down 91-83 wilh 8:44I tcft!’lhc le: !t2z W: risihgVtar, won1 theth title with a ■•V- -held the Bultetf without'B'ficlfield goal until lo ra g a in o win wilithJK d performance thatt illillustrated what Don MocLeon hit a layupp v.with 1:08 to M a lone n e .went-.ahead/and;/ m ;ion W itt faccs in go. That brought Washingington wilhin w ore theshoeii'anymy e sl during- M kind of competition four points, but it gol no closuid. arbaugh," game. Tht gamam es that they have having/ing to go wilh ihcir second-iea have seen him than Har rehearsal of ihe end Shane won, ihoy’vc wcwon defensively. Wc' quaiicancrback, and 1 know lhat hthurt In thc dress rcl N o .2 TPar j H ee lss w a k e said Denver defensive cr t Frankfurt. Ihe day ihe first knew if our ofoffense got on the ihcirlir chances( some but I thougig h t routine Dcc. 3 at Fn Droncit.- who made i! hdny, Witt fell on., boord lhal wee were\ just going to wc playedplo well." said Phillips. of her 28th birthdn u p , defefeat Bucfek ey es intcrccption. that very first jump.u p. CHAPEL HILL. N.C.:.(A ( P ) — His team m ates sent out a di:distress call, D esp ite Ib o w l p a yyoffs, moDst collegile s lose mQoney 'and Donald Williams> camcci to thc iiitcrcollcgiaie alhlcihlctics has unseen BOSTON (AP) — Whilec millions rescue one more timenc for No. 2 I S benefits, includingg bcboosting expo.sure of dollars will bc at stakeke in this ThO rep>p6rt... said thatt athletica programs North Carolina. • o f and prestige, atlrattracting alumni season’s bowl games,s, most camofla r'cent of their cost! Williams delivered the Tar Heels lage 24 to 34 per'c contributions und.d. ata S late schools, intintercollegiate othlelics progi from the post-examm do-ldrums ^ / ler the heading off encouraging legislati%lative support, losing money, according tU r „ “cw by gro,'ouping them unde Saturday, scoring 16 ofh f hi is 26 poinis H R — 5, ’ An economics proprofessor ul Boston report. - ' e x p e nnses a not related to specific sports. in thc fmal seven minulcsilcs for an 81- — I. C ollcge found thhe c :succcss of that “A lot of people prcsui;umc that ■ 68 victory over Ohio Stat< ball leam and olhlctics is a profit-making cienterprise budget problem:ms ond resistance to from■om thc accounling firm of Co:oopcrs school's footbal The Buckeyes, who1 tniilcdtn by 14 ug .Flutie in 1985 nnd thc universities makeicc m oney continued incrcaseases in tuition. . &: ILybrand, said lhal alliihlclic quarlcrback Doug • points in thc first half, railrallied to il to 34 translated inio a 30 percent ; increase hand-ovcr-fisi from it,” soiloid Robin “That pressurejrc is going to continue projrograms camouflage 24 t at 58 with 7:09 leftft on Dcrck •ouping in the number o f studentstud applicants to Jenkins, who directed the s'study for throughout thishis decade, not over pcrcercent o f th eir costs by gro'i Anderson's comcr jumpoi xpenscs thc school. That,, in lurn. led to an n w / k the National Association of3f Collcgc whether collcge>e i alhlctics are good or themicm under thc heading of "cxp “Then, at that timcouilOut, the guys /. . :s.” For improvement in thc SAT scores of, anand University Business Officers,C bad or out of-co-control, but, to get the . notot irelated to specific sports, . lold him lo get goinj)ing," North football entering freshmen, "These numbers indicate the;hat this is true focts on ththc table ohd Ict thc exonxampie, thc grooming o f a fo 1. \ Carolina coach Dean Smijmilh said of a \ general "There's no questi(estion that visibility, '• _ certainly not the ease ol a manojority of presidents andd t the trustees and the ficIcicid may be listed under gc television timeout wilh'ilh 6:35 lofl. image — for belter;tcr or for worse — institutions. In fact, thc costst of these governing boardjrds make an informed univi "Maybe. 1 did. loo." "There ore o lot of pcop!iplc on arc largely formedled in this country, programs is enorm ous.". decision,” saidid Jack Blanton, vicc "1 Williams look over and[ind Ohio State ompuscs that would probablyf 1 like to particularly in thcc mmajor institutions, The report, distributed to u:university chancellor for ra administration at the cam| couldn't stop him. ave the real cosLs obscurcd," JeJenkins based on their athlithlctic programs," administrators last month wwith little University ofKciiCcniucky. have ‘i n o ur semi-delay, wcwe go down to aid. “Thc issue is. cxec:c u tiv c Blanton said'. fa n fare, show s that 70 pei)crccntof Fewer than 10100 schools make any said ,1 0 seconds (on the shot)0 t clock) and lonagemenl should moke:e‘ thal But thc study saidsai there also arc Division 1 alhlctics progn'ram s lost money from athl0 . yes, programs now aca c c o u n ts fo r 15 a running jumper wilhIh 6:47( left lo v ^giiaco collectsCO two points $iS145.000 to 5782,000. Mortin, directoror ofi accounting for thc argii here certainly is some politics.’’s.’’ percent of Divisionon I-A revenues, up break the tie. Jerry S Thc findings come os coll)llcgcs and J^CAA. . then /w ith a dunk against Thc report acknowledges,cs th at from 5 pcrccnl inI 19(1965. oddcd a free throw at oniversities contend with;h chronic T he re p o rt,[, jprcp o rcd w ilh help Tl AVilliams camc back with,ilha3-poinlcr Ohio SlateIte. Of in transition. "C oach SlSmith just wanted mc to 3 Williams, thc mostost valuable step it up.’p.” Williams said. “My 1 up draw w^ t a k e p ]place in obscurity inn U.S. s have so much confidcncc W orld Cii player o fth c 1993 Finollal 1Four, added teammates h 11 that can always bc seen easiljasily, and nt the right cy just wonted mcMO have TThe Associated Press 1The United S tates, as hosilost, is one of six top ball I onother basket on thehe break and in mc, they igth of time (90 minutes).. YcYou don’l have to md-thcy_did a.gQod job.of •...... seeseeds, jo in in g d efending, chchampion Germany, Icngi ------convcrtcd-a-three-'poinl)int p la y -w ith . -thc-balU and itch for'3H hours, like in Amcriiicrican football." !, ■ me thc basketball and England once thought it had such o powerful BraBrazil, Argentina”, Bclgiiim and Italy. ’ ...... watc 4:45 left, giving ihe Tar'ar Heels (8-1) getting me FIFA hopes staging thc loumanTiament in ihe United socccr team il didn’t need tolc enter the World Cup , •The 1 next level will have?e BI olivia, C am eroon, FI a 69-58 lead. screening foifor m c." " sc growth. But a reccnt - to . prove. iL. N o w jh ejq u rntmmen^is a so big a ^ so CoColombio, Mcxico, Morocco;co and Nigeria. Level Stateitcs will magnify socccr’s gro\ -Netherlands,-Romania— survirvey-showcdonly-13-pcrccni. ent. of the-American------compclitivc, Englond can't; evenc' qualify^...... IhnIhree has BulgoriorlrclandrNc blic is cvcn aware the WorVorld Cup is being Out o f 144 teoms entered:d in the World Cup, 24 Ru;Russia and Spain, thc lop unsccdedun; teams in the pubI lycd in the United Slntcs. will line up in thc United SuSuites for next summer’s foutournament. Thc last levelI hashi Greece. Nonvoy, playi Leslie guuidesUofItto victory » Soudi A ra b ia , S o u lh Korea, Ko: Sweden nnd "/"At FIFA, we arc happy to3 seesc football ployed tctoumoment, and they will be drawn into six groups Sai crywherc," Tognoni said. “Thcrhe USA was the last SEATTLMAP)-^?- Mark Leslie ten rebotindsnds for Idaho. . (j,during o 90»minute spccto;toclc today at the Las SwSwitzerland.______^ ever Vcgos Convention center. uvi;i , -ilie ic. vviH be six whir J. Wc know it’s o good participlicipatory sport there, points in the sccondid :half to lead season withilh four straight defeats Thc teams will come fron3m oround the globe: 13 grogroups of four teams each;; alafter each team ploys big. t wc would like to see it bccolecomc a big one for . Idaho from a one-poi•point holftimc for the firtsirtsi time since 1977 and from fj Europe, two from Nororth America, four from three thr first-round gomes, 16) lc teams will advance to but < deficit to.a 71-55) vivictory over thc Huskiesics are still looking for g,South Amcrica, three fromm Africo and tw o from the th< sccond round, which:h bI eg in s o k n o c k o u t fansinsi" Although only two quolifyiifying games were W ashington on Saturdurday. , their first; wwin under new Coach Asia. Even Australia camc clclosc to qualifying, tournament, to i gimilor to thc:he NCAA basketball A! eviscd live'in the United Stoles Stoi wilh English- Thc entire Idaho10 teamt foutid Bob Bender,ler. More thon-500 million\ peoplef will watch the championship.'" chc I' tcle\ iguage commcntory (cxcludiniding pay-pcr*vicw), the range in thc sesccond half, TheHuskiiskies w ere led by the 15 draw worldwide, cvcn thougugh fewer than 1 million Thc ' first World Cup heldid ini the United States lang c qualifying process lastedted 19 monlhs ond hitting 65 percent of shots from points andnd eight rebounds of are cxpectcd lo lime in in th'the United States, where will wi be Ihc 15th edition of a competition first the k-olvcd 491 games on five contiijntincnts. the floor, versus onlynly 46 perccnt Amir Rnshnshad, and thc 13 points N FL games will bc ployed1 ata Ihe same time os thc staged sta in 1930 and now thche biggest evcnl in thc invo "W hen wc started out withI these thc big qualifying o f Michaelil fMcClain. drow (I p.m, MST). woworld for a single sport.t. OnlyC thc Olympics "V in the first half. little unccrtoin obout Thc Vandals off thetl Big Sky Though1 bothb teams shot poorly Pelc, soccer’s greatest: star, s ml^ht be banned compores. cot grououps in Europe, wc were o litti iw they would make out," Tog:Tognoni snid. "In thc ' C o n feren ce (5-2)) earned ei their in the first:st half, thc Huskies led fjfrom thc, drow becausc o f' a legal dispute with thc iAt thc 1990 World Cup-in■/in Itoly, an ovcrngc of how d, they hove been very succes:cessful. We recently • , -i- second straight winvovcra o^ Pacific. . 3ir30 al.hi.halftimc.aftcr.n.fullr... 3on-in-low g, of-thc presideient of soccer’s world .575?7 million people around thc worldwaichcd each end, d h'game between Pomigal'arll' and Estonia, which , - ■ 10 foe after beatingng Oregon 78- court press5S iin thc finall:15 ofthe governing„ body. FIFA presesident Joao Havelange o of fth e 52 motchcs on tclcvisioision. But On average of hod dn’t oppear to be the biggiiggest gome of the 6 6 on Dcc. 12, -period,pro(roduced three straight has refused to soy whetherr Pelc1 would be allowed onlonly 522,000 households tunctmed into thc motchcs on did i 105,000-fans-because...... — ------OHiiiidO'Llghtfooioot scored 16 - ld o h o — tulurnovers—and—nine r ------“ tS~piinlclpaTCin thc druw:—------Tanfer3roadcasiing’sTNTncrnctwork." ...... loiiriurnom(:nt,'uhd it ottmcted 105, irtugal needed to score four goagoals to catch luily.” points ond grabbedd a game-high un^wwered-ed points. "A s o f now, it looks likeke a definite no," FIFA "Socccr is pcrfcet for TV,’'V," Tognoni said. "Il’s . Port using thc right size gf Thc Tl Portuguese scorcd three.c. ’■ ------^------1 S]spokesman Guido Tognoniisaid. s J pUplayed al the right speed, us

■' . i B-4 Tlmo3-Novsf8. Twinn Foils,F/ Idaho Sunday. DocombiTiboriS, 1993 Oilerss, still st]tru^linjIg withjplayer-ssdeath,.faeeri^valStee]elers -{ T h e A saodstcd Press • " thot a loss Sontfimhy w ^ d represent an shutihul the door on any playoff dreucams the shaping up, they lostost llo a Detroit team in ^ Ilth straighl sciscBHnTwith 10 or morc Bro'Browns may have. seeming disarray.. So Sc general msnager Life is more importairtant than foot- J ' fr. losses for the BueSues. fl The T Pats gained a lillle and lostisi a lillle Larry Wilson wass shown sh Ihe door this )vcr the week and Joe Bugelgel appearsi to be close baJI. • \ Jeff HostetlerIcr was baiiged up again last week in Ihc 7-2 win ov ^ last week in lhthe Raiders' win over Bengals: Ben the loss was the first drairaft pick, behind. Thal.’s ihc mindsetct thel Houston . . f l Seattle and Vineince E vans could starl if ParcParCells w ill probably keep it clo:lose. He ScaUle is falling t Oilers have to be takiaking after the ng to its level; it can he’s not 100 pepercent. Moreover, Los shut}hul down the Pittsburgh offensesc a cou- beat the B engals,Is, Patriots I and Tod suicide of defensive lactackle Jeff Aim . H Angeles remainsins a team that could lose pie3le o< f weeks ago because he kne\lew whal phiicox-led Brownswns, bul has trouble following an auto accidentac< early . - to anyone — Ron Ehrhardt,‘ his old offensive i — as they proved in Ron a ^ T ^ a t '• Scls above that tier, ' • Tuesday morning. ' Cincinnati three:e \w eeks ogo. hato:iator, w as doing and now g e u a mes wins big and oflen A im ’s Ociilh is jus!st another ; twist ^^3 the:he Belichick defense that hcrca. T heif only win was ov)vcr the "Fh® havenn't t sscored a touchdown Central. ' straight foray indiindoors. Rai.iRaiders three weeks ago. Sinccice Ihcn, sincc Nov. 14, a spanpan of four gam es plus______“Sport does noi ha’f)p( ' Hie Lions.-inin a stateI of-panie s week—*he;;hey-have-morc'siifet»es-(two m)-ihati-onrquoncrralihbugli juginhcy were M*In um," said Spenccr'Tr'Tillman, the SB ago, pulled oulll oof it when new quancr- ouchdowns (none). their two-week tripp to Ihe Meadowlunds, •fi before losing to Ihe Oilers’ special tean m i l ,mer. back aided Erik Krameby new offen- The ^ Rums unleashed Jerome1C Beilis beating Ihe Jets 9-fi b B and the Giants, “When you don’l knowJW how to copc, ‘C■ ‘ M j sive coordinator:or Dave Uvy. won 21-14 last w eek in the S u p crdom e ai theii Iragic things haphappen; Bul as * • ' in Phoenix. DeD e rric k M o o re ’s B a rry r®suresult was just w hai Chuck Knoxox loves; . xhc injury-plagilagued Eagles have cold as it seems, wc ha>have to retain a Sanders imilaticItion— 107 yards in 20 “1 212-yard21 ru.shing pcformance.• But I the piuycd a lot o f■ good go teams close, Bengals' defense, believe il or no sense of normalcy.” APphoB rushes — also helhelped as the Lions slaycd B®" noi, may They’ve losl eightt oof f nine but Iheir last >e stiffcr. )rs p au se Friday at Jeff AinWm's casket In Willow Sp j^cn Bay in Ihe muddled be S' four losses were to0 thelh< Dolphins by five, The question now>w is how the Mourners Ihc Giants by four.r, Ihe Ih Cowboys by six Oilers will copc — bothbot on and off HI. Aim's's team, the Houston Oilerse rs, will play Its first gamr S e Phoenix (4-9) at SeatUe (2(5-8) and Ihc Bills by threeiree — four teams with the field. th e d e feen n siv e tackie sh o t an d kllleJlled himself Tuesday. Mlinoesota in (6>7) -ItJust when the Cardinals scemciled 10 be a combined recordlo o f3 f : 7 -1 5 . The Saints have'a lol morcircinccmivc Bay (S-S) at MilwBukee _ With three weeks lo.0 go,g this is one ml that was four quarlcrhacks Ihc Dolphins. Dan Marino ihun ll the Giunls, who can affonord 10 lose « ThcP«ckcnic.i can clinch at least a wild- H i^){ those weeks where u win and the Sainis lose l i :r him?) WHS llic man. '^g' game and still have homc-fielicldadvan- t»rd If Ihcy WII or Ihe-Bears and Falcons— ■ ■ • o ffifs" surround game; ...... ■■ This weekeck. it could be Scoii Mitchcll, “‘ l;lagc"ii) the NFC - irih e y In addition to Housju sto n , K ansas who scparutirateiJ a shoulder four weeks Cowboys C Jun. 2.Ncw Orleaicans on Ihc lo?=. They " t o0 .ace in good position to ■ ■ >h simply by winning their Cily and San Franpisciisco can clinch ngo and gavega way briefly lo Doug olhcro hiind must win them allilU ndhopc «lnIhc divisions and Ihen Sieve DcUcrg. The f(for Ih: bcsl just to make Ihc nitniavoffs the operative late-.seuson d iv isio n titles, ancP DaD allas, M iam i Pederson an onlrol our own destiny.” Grea•eat Gifts for and Green Bay can din:linch wild-card anwhile. wili have Kelly and Slill, Dan Reeves isn't aboL t l o c o n - G reat G ifts for s cone from T"® VikmgS1 SIStill have an ouLside shot $ 1 spois. adding five morc m playoff Tlionii.s back ba — Frank Reich and ccdc ci this one lo a leam lhal's i $10 & under $15 - $25 Davis bailed Ihcm oul in Ihc pp!us-ll lo minus-1 in turnov□.'c™ in r i, but the prospects aren't teams lo the New York3rk Giails, who : lost three of four, and ihe •Club Scrubs V •NewG»/Golf Balls . 10-7 wm in PhiladelphiaI this week. I:last eighl games. The Gionimis. on Ihc They vc lo: Retriever ' • clinchcd one lasl week. Miami hadhil control of the division olher o hand, lead Ihe NFC at plinlus 9 defense, their oneon strength, was'blown •tolkes • Gloves ^ ^ ■ off the field by’ DallasD; lasl week. ' •H ead'3d Covers The other games toda)day arc Atlanta until it loslil 10k Ihe Giants and Sicclers ihc •Putter Finger \ at Washington: Buffal■falo at M iam i; lcasiiwowe

v F r e e^ : z e O n S k i s ' i ___ C __ . J,£ January 1,19?394 ) f ' At W hen theie College of Southeilern Idaho The Golden Eagles»s Certificate of De- V I Shoshonele Falls < G olden E,Eagles win, you can,in, too. C om e ;■ "i■| posit is a 12-month;h C.D. that has a in a n d oppen a Golden Eaglele C ertificate ’' :$2,500 minimum ddeposit and a $99,00(DOO ■ o f D eposisit, and you'll earn1 aas much as maximum with ann initial interest ratete «of , ' 1.65% ext ' > • Contest! Winr/inner will G o ld en ElEagle Wins Eaglele C .D .s [ recclvc ao JocketJo ------) 1 c n w in-w in nffptpr pnm p in today .aodar) ______*'cosh"‘ 15 ..11 1 0 Open a Golden Eagigles C.D. . : ..11 1 0 ^ T h e Magic Volleyly Jnycecs * and area woler-ar-sklers wlll.be ra b ln g ^ 2 0 money during thele 7tn Annual 'Freeze on, Skis'"Sl by waterskllng ^ ' '25 ..11 1 0 J or» Mew Year# D ay a< t S hoshone Falls, startingIng a t 1 2 :0 0 noon. j 30 ..11 1 0 SECURITY AND SE;ERVICE SINCE 1904 '[ V The net pnproceeds will go to wishingW Star -< ional tourney .5i.50 ( Foundation & M agic Valley Searcirchiand Rescue, j W in regio S>-Anyone lntere»ted In skiing or making a donollonIon should coll Cholrnion .< W in natioional tourney .7<.75 D.L. EVA].NS BANK D own Rowe at 733-Ki-0931, ext. 207, Henk Heeling iat 734-5065, or Sandy ^ ( Bortoo al 734-8471.'1. ^evenings. Pledge donotloafoorms can be picked up I i MAGIC VALLEYY'S HOME TOWN V at Centuiy Boolland.id. Blue Lake* Sporting Goods. dt. Elevation Sports, and y 1 .65. 6 ; vJITYBANK. ^ Plnelree Sport* In Bu:Burley. Tee thlrla «/ll] be given en to partJcJpant* raising COMMUNI ( ot »ea»l $ 3 5 .0 0 a nd JJackeU (or $200, or more pripriSM will be awardKl lo ]■ ...... V :top'fundrelMn Includiludlng-a Ski donated by Ce.’iturySury Booliand; Knee Boord J donated by Blue Lak*ake*3portlng Good*; SW Vestst byI Yomoho Country & ^ mony more prizes. B _ (^ember FIFDIC. An Equal Houousing Lcndur. . __ bI

■ ■ , II , ' V.'. I . . f hH iyi iiieyr ■ Do youuleave PikeMlountaiin viewvpoiiit 1may bee upgraaded B y Sean L. McCarthy B y nex:xi Scpiem bcr, though, visiiisilors to ^said Friday. In facfact, the Forest Scrvicc has; many people yiew thei; Sc Soulh H ills as a Times-News writer the 7,708-i8-foot peak should be, ablec toti walk been planning. andan budgeting for the up- scenic drive opportunity,”’,” \Yingst said, the eg^[gshells ^ an interprt[irclativc trail orouiid lhc sumiimmit. • • gtadc for ihc pastasl four years, he soid. Upgrading of the Pikee MountainM Iqokoul TW IN FALLS - About 27 miles south o f Aboutt ceighl plaifom is w ould lineic ai cirelc The sunt>undin{Jing arca in the South Hills -• also will allow more peopleople to enjoy the Hansen, Pike Mountain offerTers summer visi- at the suiummil. and cach platformm would Magic Mountainlin Ski Resort and the Dia-• view. inthee nog? !tors a panoramic view of the Magic Valley, have benenchcs lo sit on and signs to10 iread to mondfield Jackk recreationrt area iia* among; About twelve parkingg .sr.spaces, including . and northcm 'U tah and Nevadvada. pul the rcrcspeciiv& vicwpmto'histortorical o r—Pike’s neighbors-^ a popular dcs--.-iwo-whcelcbair-acccssibk iible- 8pots,-will be— '— Tlic holiday seasonon is in full swing, and But Pike Mountain couldId beI much more geological;al contcxl. tination forsoudieidiem'ldihoan's, he said. buill near tlic summii, aCccuccording'lo design it’s come to my aticntiention that some recenl than a'viewpoint by next,nt, sums m er, says Morcovover, visitors would be ablee tot walk "Wc had aboutDut 300,000 recreational vis-• spcxificalions.' immigranls to the Gen3em State are uncertain , Max Yingst, a recreation) techniciantc with into anI cobservation pit that woib^ould be ils lasl year,” hee said.Si A contract for the constnrsmiclion and exca- about how to behaveivc al our yuletide fcs- ^ the Twin Falls R anger Districitrict. carvcd intnto the summit, Each person’sI’s >daily visii to the districtI vation work should be: awardedau by early tiviiics. "Right now it’s just a ridgidge top, basical- T he id(idea to upgrade the vicwp■veys have showed "just how' lion date is Septem ber 1994994. help you avoid embnrbarrassment and possi* bly being dragged1 bibehind a pickup for some distance, so clip cli out these handy rxilcs o f etiquette andind stuff them in your boot: ’9 4 CO)uld bon nnd the Heywoods 1 (1971) By Steve Cramp • ' • No. 3; “Copacabarbana," Barry Manilow Times-News writer W a nnt t to serve on commitlittee? (1977) If yol,-ou’re interested in servingg con the ' m J No. 2: “A Horsersc With No Name,” TWIN FALLS-The: UnitedU Way of unitedd Way allocations committci J America (1971) , Magic Valley is looking for some help cut- ,hc UniInitcd Way office al 733-49:4922 ■ ' No. 1: "Get Yourur IBiscuits in the Oven ling the pic. fore Dc3cc.. 31. ’nicre is a formal op ond Your Buns in the Bed,” Kinky Fried- ^ The campaign is seekinglg f ______That should takeke care of the Sccond si>ent,”______, ■■ ______Kelleysaid. sa '“The dccision about-whwhere UiM Jessica VIncorcont. 5. tells Santa w tia tstshe wants for Christmas.as.______'■ I’’''' Annual Don't Ask: MMe Worst Song ol' thT • The alldcalions commitllitiec, which is a mpncygcgo« ]^a dini^l.'thoughlfurlul proceSii ~ ~ ’70s Contest. separate entity from the UniUnhed Way board made 3byy people who have to mak of directors, meets for a weeweek in eirly Jan- lough chchoiccs.” " ™ Santita \isitslFiler chilildren Sfevc Cwwp is! The Tl Timcs-Ncws fca- ■ uary and hears appeals fromX)m charities for a Next: monlh,n the allocations con:om m iltec . tuns editor. share o f die kampaign’s monnoncy. Then it de- will hearar formal pitchcs for fundirding from ThcTimea-Ncwlews gals shared their Chrisiiristmas wish lists cidcs who gels what. memberr jagcncies, nnd then gatherrr £ again lo ' with Santa and his helperIpcrs. A ny adull resident o f die1C ^Magic Valley is split thee available; money. Each mcinembcr of FILER - Hunlundrcds of Filer area chil-1- The kids did not haveive to wait until the eligible to apply, Kelley said,aid. Who is chosen the comrnn\iltcc will sugge.st an amcmount for drcn received:d ai special treat Saturdayy 25th to reccive all the:hc treats from the will be based on the backgnkgrounds and geo- each chailariiy, and those totals willI be.b< rccon- m orning - o visii/isit from Santa Claus. ' North Pole. Sania and1 his helpers handed graphical distribution o f the1C ccandidates. cilcd by/ a n majority vote. At about 10:30 10: a;m. children of allII a bag o f fruit, nuts andid cicandy lo cach lit- Aldiough six members oofthe f t United Way Throu{lUgh a com bination o f creaieolivc oc- ages began assemblingass in front of ihcic tic tyke that climt3cd fronfrom Santa’s lap. Obituaries C2 b o ard sit. on i'he allocatioitions committee, countinglg and the elimination of theic ;practicc fire station inn anticipationa: of^ Snnta’s ar­r- Students from ihc FilerFil High School Music Department wereere on hand to sing ' . Mini-Cassia C3 m em bers-at-largc have alwjilways made up a df permitlilting United Way donors lo

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c-2 Timos-Nows, Twin^in Fnlls,f Idaho Sunday, Docomombor 19,1993 Airpolw r t t o p aly j Hailey1 $ 2 miiy lahobaclqground li :d«ee By Batbara Ndwctt live effcctsets of noi.sc. traffic and safelyy schedule during "slow" yeanars. ;• Timcs-Ncws ci)rrcspi)ndi.indent ihc airportirt (creatcd for Hailey residents. ' Hariig said all other aspcipccisofthc w n e Along’ thcth way, the requesi for im-I- reorganized airport agrccrcmcnl were TtIJLclat’s missiiing from w^ elfare syystem -H A IL E Y - U nder;r ai new airport pact fees wwas dropped and lhe idea ofif :salisfaclory, particularly thc1C changc in agreement Friedman MemofiaiMe Airport' rent was pupursued, iihc number of trustees on[1 theI airport By P atrida^ia W i l l ^ into job training, tr education and enforcforcement of child _will pay Ilie cily o f HuiHailey S2 million • Underr ihisth new plan, no paymentss I board. .'••• States Newsws Scrvicc payments. over Ihe next 20 years.s. will be maimade ihc first year in order ton The new agrccmcnl.willI rreplacc the "I focusus on two parts - work and responsibility.res| Ji^c ■ Afler nearly ;i,ycar.oir.of ncgoiiuiions. ' facilllalcc tlthc budty l projjss, countyy 11-member board with just s t:five mcm- WASHININGTON - Brucc Reed is not thc person you two-yearr Ilime limit was the signatureure piccc from the ' reprcv.-niiiiive'i from Hailey Hai and lUaine cor.imls.sioisioncr Leonard H ^ i g s:iid. Ibcrs. «- - • would neceicessarily expect to draft urbanban policy for the campalp;fl; and so 1 have fought to ’make ma! surc that re- '• Cnuniy - joini t)wnersrs tt)f the airpon - Thcscco:cond year, Hailey will receivee Uolh Hailey and the counijniy will ap- nation. mains'in1 thei final plan." Rccd said.d, "“Also wc have, , finally agreed on lerms,■ms, which, along S50,(M)0 followed foi by annual paymentss ]point Iwo mcmbcrs'each., 1These four in *President Clinton has callcdcd tthe "intellectual sincc wc; gotg here, pul more emphasissis on( helping peo- ; wilh establishing rentIt paymcnt.s.p gov=' o f S75.00000 in years 3 through 5,i, membersi musl then agree ununanimously firepower":" behind1 currcnl welfare- — pie slay off wclfaelfarc in the first cm the way llie airportn is managed. SKHJ.fKH)10 in i years 6 through II andd on i thc fifth member, reform andid crimec propcmis grew up ‘Basically place." ... A colleaguec i in the White | Hailey,'which. is theI p rincipal SI25,(XX)ii1) in years 12 thmugh 20, Coslil . , This make-up will serve: lilo “eventu- in a closc-kn-knil community in Idaho, th e pillars of lil landowner al Fricdniatinan, will rcccivc of living’ aiadjustments will Ik* added inn ally ; get politicians off thiIhis board,” T h e statiate has a liny welfare I"® House’s welfare•e r< reform working Ihc S2 million as renia:ntal paymenl for ycars6 ihrohrough 20. Harlig said, caseload. Idaho Id had 39 murders in In Idaho - worli r k - group who was raisedrais< on public a.v ______Blaine: CCouniy is ihc governing bodyy The county and the cityy : mu.>;l hold 1W 2 , lesss tlthan one-lcnlh thc num- and family am- J ' sistance said Reed’f:ed’s background.is ; Four years ago HailIailey Mayor R. for fiscal11 mr ana^nicnlT>rih(i“alrporT;~]t;—public-hcaringji-prior-lo-udi idopling-lhc ------her in W.ishishiDgtoiLllC,^a.ciiy_with___ “ ______a_crilical pjcce ofUof thc proposed re- ^_____ Keilh Roark began requesting ret] some .hut Ihc aii^aiiptm Has historically been a ordinances ( ncccs.sary to impliplcmcnl Ihis roughly the1C ssame populalion. respons1l>IIIty~f - form duTin 199^.' lypc of payments Iw matmade to Hailey by sclf-sufficicicicnl operation, rent i and reorganization plan.n. But Reed,ed, 33, considers his somc- are what’s missISinQ “Bruce iniuillycllively understands Ihc'ciiies of Ketchumn aiand Sun Valley Harlig; srsaid ihc couniy comniission-I- Thc Federal Aviation AiAdminisira- what idylliclic Ibackground a strength. the importancc'ofof self-reliance," xswcllas niaine Countymly. ers were: cicomfortable wilh ihis plan,I, tion i musl also give ihcir ajapproval lo "I grew' ufup in a small town," Reed from the welfaiSI"® said Femando Torre'orrcs-Gil, an assis- .Such "im pact fees":s" were to have cxccpt fortjr their conccrn lhat lhe airpon1 the i plan which should be cff:ffcclivc Ihis said. "Pcoph)plc looked out for one an- system and wh:h a t tant sccrctary at thcthe Health and Hu- served as compensationlion for thc nega- would nol01 Ibe able to meet the paymentIt April. , other and thethey worked very hard and man Services DepDcpartmeni. “Bul every gener:icration did better than the w e’d like Brucc also has comjompassion," . • ncxl. nol alalways much bctlcr but to restore.' Reed is no wide/idc-cyed political ll. T h ai's thc kind of life • • novice. He has worked wot with then- ; R appelleiers search ca^anjjxjn in theleft investigaa tio n you wouldd wwanl ' for everybody." Sen. Al Gore andid wwas a key archi- ; — B ruce RF e e d tccl o f the “New/ DcDemocrats" agen- T hc Timcs-Ncws numerousus irecent ihefls, on i the canyon’s north side•Icjusi west In 'n‘cintcrvicw in his officc next ' da developed at the centrist Demo- ! Sgl. Bil[iill M cDanid, investigatorr i o f the Pcrrinc Bridge, d(»r to thele White’ House, Reed also “ ;adcrship Council, which eventventually served as T ^ 'IN FALLS - Rappellers Ra from fpr Ihe TwTwin Falls County Sheriffss McDanicI said hc couldd not say if said lhat whivhilc he wasn’t exposed to aI lotlol of poverty and cratic Lcai ling platform for presidentialItial candidate Bill ■ ■■ ■ the 'I'win l-'atls C'oum;uniy-Scarch'and” Departmimenl' said'thc team waT;-is - the items were recovered,, \bul Oic in- did grow up understanding whywh mosl Ameri- thc winnii Rcsciic Team descenccnded inlo the chcckinglg ee mistakes of the past madelc agagain." Fii!!s. In1crnn:ni willII followfu al lhe Filer Bath noticice ______O f all thelhe issues demanding preside:idential allcntion, Rccd taitalks lovingly about Idaho and about life after lOOl-C'eineler)- Rccd saidI wwelfare reform is cfnc of tl^tt^ most difficult the Whitetc House. But. for now, W:i.shiiLshington is home. L outs sS. . Bolt 111 a.m. Tuesday, Dcc, 21■' campaign prr up to two years, after whichich they musl find might thin:ink of an idea oul in Grangcvil;cvillc, (ldaho)» It’s prior to Rosary, on Monday a Elna Alien, nf Oakleakiey. II a.m. Tuev NicholasIS Catholic < ChnrCli, Mass of p work. Thc: administrationac said it plans tolo

H o sp>ital i __ Russ(son nomin;dated as neext 'Unique M AGIC VALLEYEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CEf!ENTER Released Gifts Admltled I.ynn Baird, Kennennelh Chapman and Rulh Gwin,i a a l l o , jUStiCce to UtahII high com‘r t , • F.thcl (k.im lclt ofif Gooding; G Tina Hanson of MuiMurtaugh; Twin Fatls: Amandaida . Dollwinkle of Kimberly; andnd Laura Cherished FaycMoflcit df Buhl;.:hl; and Jeannic Terry of Kimbcrl]erly. Bonnes of Buhl. SALT LAKIKE CITY (AP) — Utah CalCalifornia courts, thc 9th and 10lo ih u .s...... I Court-of-Appc;peals Justice Leonard H .. CoCourts of Appeals and thehe U,S, ^ ‘Teddies Russon was nominatednc Saturday by Supreme Suf Court, ------the governor as thc next justice on thc FRus.son declined to spccify hi:his poIit- Utah Supreme■ne Court amid growing ical afniiation, saying il had noilothing to S p u o l a n d F o r Oobituary b rate Informaticlion, discontent withith thc balancc of govern- do do' wilh Ihc proccss or position,1. Video & GUISifts I O bituijaries call 733733-0931, extension 278 mcnt power. Tlic other candidates were Jueludith M, 514 Main, Gooding ------Tlic nominatilation to the high coun Is Billings, Bill presiding justice of ththe Utah Court of Appeals, and Michch ad R. . . Heyburn•n City Council, fire commis- ggrandchildren, Marly andId Kerry ‘he first for RepublicanR< Gov. Mike Co sioncr for foi Wesl End Fire Depart- FHaler ol Kalispell, Mont.,, S! heree Leavitt. Ifctinflnflrmcd by the Utah Sen- Murphy, Mu president judge of lheI 3rd meni. Veii/oieran ot Foreign. Wars and NNelson Montgomery of Twirvin Falls. ate. Russon wowould replacc Chief Jus- .DisDistrict Court. They al.so were appoint-a| Disabledod American Voteraris. Ho CDebra Nelson Hansen of BoiJoise and tice Gordon R. Hall, who is to retire cd cdl by Bangcrtcr. also servervod as president ol tho Ida- CColleen Hclson Murphy of Long L Is- pec. 31, Russon'sF appoinimenl camcnc lhe ho Rostautaurani ond Beverage Asso- , U land, N.Y.; 15 groat-grandcl^children; very prcproud to have been nomi- midst mil of debate aboul thc make and ciaiionI fcfor Iwo years and was a o n e brother, William Hol pointed by thc governor," role rolt of the Judicial Nominatingng Com- S f' board momember for 18 years,for tho GGlenns Ferry; and one sisle , adding that Leavitt had m mil itlee. w h ich subm itted the II Beverage Association. He EElliott ol Glenns Ferry. She w as Dro National llenl, piercing questions" names, nan as well as the balancc of power w as owniwner of Croft Construclion ce c d e d in death by her huilu s b a n d . s dunnginlcn/iew of the three bninches of govcmn . and Roac>ad Building Company. Ho \\Iwo brothers and iwo sisters. iews, of I . was lovloving husband, father and The lunoral service will I5ere held al "I am basicalically known as a conser- Leavitt1 and stimc senators ha'liavc said ^ H H H p L b G Q U grandfathi3ther. 2 p.m. Tuosday. Dec. 21. 1993, 1' at vativc judge whenwli it corner lo judicial lhat thal the judiciary branch has loc!oo much Ho ; survived SL by his v/ile ol Paul; VWhito Mortuary in Twin Fallalls. with. • philosophy, andan I will simply carry influence infl on thc selection of juijudges in four sons,ins, Howio Crolt Jr. ol Hoy- ttthc Hov, Jam es Sommor ofli')llidating. ihat sam e judicidicial philosophy lo the Utah, Ula and that thc legislative amind exec* , ■ , burn, Boblob Austin ol Rathdrum, Ida- IrInterm ent will follow at1 JS u n se l Supreme Court.Irt." hcsaid, utivc uti\ branches should have mororc'ovcr* BfBWWWfflHBnHB jn Austin ol Henderson. KMemorial Park in Twin Falls.J, Friends I Russtm. 60,[), theI associate presiding sight sigi of the judiciary in general. Joyce N.'KnIghight Wilcox (onrJayal and John Anderson ol Bur- rrmay call from 4 to 8 p.m. Moi : appeals court, was ap- Tliosc1 concerns could impededc Rus- JEROME - JoycGyce Nona Knight loy. two di White Mortuary. ) daughters, JoAnne Judd of V' 991 by ihcn-Gov, Norm son's son confirmation by Ihc Scnaiiate, said H l i l M M M Wilcox, 56, of Joforrromo, died Friday Idaho -alls Fall and Pally Winningham Tho family suggesls men e m o ria l Republican. Ru.sson had Majority Ma Leader Line Beattie,, R-West I B l l l l l l l l f f l M ovoning. Doc 17. 1993, at hor of Ruperi;jrt; threo brolhors. Noel Croft contributions c may bo madodo 10 Iho B angcrlcr, a Ri hom o following a lengthy lone Illness. of,Hoybun3urn, Rodney Croft of Rupert CCommunily Presbyterian Church,C named loto thc 3rd Districi Court Bountiful. Boi Hc said he and olhei werc Sho w a s born Nov Mo' 21, 1937, at arid Johnhn Croll of Burloy; four sis- 2 n 6 i C oniact Ave., Hollislister. ID bench in 1984W Iby thc late Democratic concerned, cor among other thingngs. that Hailoy. Idaho, lo AndrewAnc and Dons tofs, Joanfan Sluobo and Maxine We- 883301. Gov. Scott Malllalhcstin. Leavilt Lc; had only three candidate;ites from Knighi She allendiindod schools at bor. bolhIh of■ Heyburn, Roxie Gorratt Ru.sson servervcs on a varieiy of .stale which wh: lo choose. ^ Hailoy, Norlh Slar,ar. Triumph and o( Greeleyiley. Colo., and Vcrla Jensen r judicial panels■Is ,and is a Master uf -ihc "If we come to the conclusii that Burley and gradualolaiod from-Jofome of Payoitc3lte; 17 grandchildren; and Bench, Amcricarican Inn of Court VII. He he he didn’l get thc three best norlominces. . High School in 1956 I : ^ ■56 Sho v/orked at one groat'3at-grandchild. Ho was pro­ " earned his jurisiris d(Klor from thc Uni- il's il’s likely that wc wouldn’t coi:onfirm.'’ 1 ^ ^ O re -ld a in Burloy. Sun S Valley, and coded in i in d e a th by hjs p a re n ts a n d ' ■ ! versity o f Utahtah Law School in 1962 Beattie Bci said. "Bul if Judge Rus,us.son is, Tupperware m Jercleromo She had twobroihc ilhers V w i and is qualifiedcd to practicc in Utah and we we may still go ahead," mosl rcccmly workeirked at Universal The funiuneral will b o hold at 10 a.m . Frozen Foods whereore she v;as nomi* Wodnosd;sday. Dcc. 22, 1993, at Iho ,i nated for Iho Leaderdorship Award for Poul LDS)S Stake: Cenlor, with Bishop Docembcr o( 199:993 Sho w as a Nolan fhompson Thc olliciating. Burial te d ____I momber of CalvaIvary Episcopal will be atat the Riverside Cemetery H Unite Church and serveded on iheir voslry with militalita;y graveside rites by tho 'I C o n lin u ed froifrom 01 I as well as pfiriici'palelaled in manj? olh- local voter Jierans organization. Fnonds come up withth 5172,000 lasl year- ■ _ _ _ or activilics. ill Irom 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday may call f .Ilie.lhiid-bigitc;ltcsi.allucation toiaLin. H ...... S h e IS s u r v iv eed d by one son. at McCuiiJulloch's Funefal-Home-in- - n’s quartcr-century his- H Calvin Wilcox of Joromo; ono Burloy andar from 9 lo 9:45 a.m, Ihc cnm paign’5 daughior, Nancy RossRc of Jerom e; Wednosdcsday al tho church. L E o l ^ H . lory. six g ran d c h ild ren ,, all of Jeromo, six Mosl of thclhe campaign's larger H Handling grief * -^5 brolhors, Leonarclard and Dean Marjorie A. Lynard member agcncrncies got morc money H Knight, bolh of Chall hallis. Bob Kmght g V , TWIN FALLS - Marjorieio A. Ly- lhan they|d recreceived the year before M and tlie holidays ^ of Elko, Nev , John Joi Knight ol &.VJ nard, 8 6 , of Twin Falls, diodsd Friday even thoughII Ilhe United Way col- ■ Pendlelon. Ore., A ll a t th e :same time tall pcrhap.s even cv less money to fill H 'Sletter from Afterloss. T he m om orial Forviorvice will.be con- ,^h C • Filer in-1926.-She married RoRobert H.- Ihcm.-*...... d u e le d a t 11 a.n>.n. f Monday. Doc. ’ H H I r a | ; . LLynard and they were ialater di- "If you siftft through the member H 20: 1993. at iho Cahi^alvary Episcopal E H vorced, Sho worked lor Idahaho Pow- agencies’ prestcscnlations. you realize H C h u rc h in J o ro m o3 ,. followedf by in- ' eor from 1927 lo 1972, Shele took a iherc isn’t a1 lot Ic of this money that H^ W ^ e y n o l dds Funeral Cha] urnmont at 2 p.m.m. ai the H ailoy _____ ------_ b break from work at Idaho10 Power Roes to waste,"e," Kelley said. H ^ ^ 6 A d dlison i: Ave. E. • Twin Pal Cometory. The Rov^ov. Father Miko- '• ^fro m 193710 1949-toraiso-h(horlam l-. “______V Spillano and the Rov.^ov. Dick Gootsch M llrfroH Bd A Nelson______-Iy .ly.--...... — ------will officjiate. Arr^nim gonjoH ls- a n d ' F; - • -I-A m c m o r i a -7J3-49flft ------I FALLS - Mildred Pearl Nel- She is survived by om rial e ift-^ ^ iilk 'l cremalion aro underlor IIho direction ol S s . ono to th e libra , of Twin Falls, diod Friday, Robert R Lynard Jr, ol Twin Fai '' While Mortuary inn T Twin Falls and 7. 1993, at the Twin Falls brother. b Ralph Newberry. c Twin Is a m e a n'Sul it i i i I W ood Rlvor C h a p o l ir !member^^U ■ S « o a nnd 'd H ospital. . Falls; F. ono sister, lla Dickerirfi" ■ way to rem ■ Sho wasvas born Sept. 23. 1912, in Olympia. 0 Wash.; two grandclIchildron; a lo v ed on( w ililam H. Crof and four great-grandchildren, Oft Mound Valloy.Val Kan., iho daughlcr of ai ’ h . T w in Falls F, Public I • PAUL - W illiamn HHowland Croll. James A. ai n d Elsio P. Fry Hollon. In The funeral sorvico will b Foundation. Inc. ■ ■ 7 5 , of P a u l d io d .-rii,-riday; Doc. 17. 1914, shehe moved wilh her family to dueled d' al 2 p.m, Thursday. Dec.D 23. Library Fo • 1993. al Ihe IdahaSlaSlato Vctorans tho Salmomon Traci, Sho graduated 1993, 1i at While Moriuary.' ii in Twin H o m s In Pocatollo, Irom Twinfin IFalls H igh S chool in 1931 Falla, Fi vflih the Rev. ReberH/eVan Nest / jPl i' - 6 2 0 5 I I He was born NovJov. 25, 1918, at and marricrried Glonn John Nelson on olficialing. ol Burial will followV cat Sun- Heyburn, the son ol IParley and Ida Juno 27.'. 1931.r They farmed all ovor so si t Memorial Park in Twin-ial^allp ., ___ ' • • Harris Crofl. He atlerttended school al tho Salmcmon Tract and moved.lQ...Fi...Friends,may, call from 4 to-;o-'B p.rri; Heyburn. Ho serverved in lhe U,S, Twin Fallslls ini 1987, She was a piom-- V*W ednesday al White Mortuar) Arrriy 29th Engineersers in Alaska and bor of hotho Hollister Grange and the In lieu of flowers, the tam{ the^hilippii\es. He m arried Jo y Countrysidsido Flower Club. gests g' memorials bo given £c. Idaho Youth Ranch. P.O. Bo) SaySr on March 17.17. 1964', at Elko. Sun/ivor:/ors include ono son, Glenn la W ’'Ch4tprl by iicb'iK ioiK . '■ Nev, William had•i served S' on tho Gary Nel;lolson of Twin Falls; five Boise. B' ID 83707-9921, ______TWINm FALLS » KIMBERLY » 7 3 3 - 6 6 0 0 ______

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W est Mllin ic o hoim or roil 1Develoip e r l ^ Iks tootl:her stattes for tltrash j PAUL - The first trimeimestcr.ltonor Christopherr Hiebcrt,I Robyn Horner, ByLizWright than twtwo months laler. . roll al West Minico Junioror HF i^ Sdiool Kenneth Jacoicobs, Joshua D. Martsch, Times-News wrjilct,, TKe Aug. 13 ^n|mgineerlng Lomimow has declined lo say wherehere the first truck- ' has been released. Followlowing are the C harles S.. hMcrrell, Lot Ramirez,. ‘ i of garbage wouldx'omc from.im. 1He couid nol be . students who received highgh igrades. Russel Suchaihan, Toni Tuckness, Gena | report by Boise ccconsultants BURLEY - A Boisc deveveloper wants to haul led fur comment and has not returned phone WNIH GRADE - M. Zanotti,i, AmyJ M onson,. H eather garbage from as far away as No.^orth Sail Lake Valley in Brown and Caldvdwell, said Sit'fofor several weeks. High Honors: Rebecahh J. Anderson, . Moses. Darwiiwin C. Bell, Tara Crawther, ^ .Utah to the private landfdl hctie LS building ,it Burley- - Jthose woiild inck:lude North Disrispose-All anticipatcs7 ecci%-iici%’ing waste from B obl^ Arteaga, Rcnc Bridjiridgcs, Sherrie Jeremy Egbertten, Cynthia Goodwin, K ris, Butte. : fuud-ptuces.siug plants inI BuBurley, Buhl and Christensen, Roslce Cohrole, Ryan P. Haynes, Mireircyu Hernandez, Erica D. ] S ait Laice Vriile)ey, with a I;*'*' J Engineering plaas obtainedd Ifron] Ihc stale Division 1 Falls. ’Hie engineering reportort ^says the landlill Daniel; Jennifer Docktci kter, Jennifer Kraus, Ryanin 1 D. Moncur, Reccc Scrr. of Environmental Quality, forr thetl Boisc-ba.scd landfill population of 161167,000, a s ^ ZZwould receive municipal solidilid wasle, which is Gebauer, Colleen Harper,. er,. Adam Hill, John Sulherlairland, Wendi Taylor, ^ y company, Disposc-All Inc., show sh tra.sh would cume \ rated in the Magic Valley onn anar average of Brian J. Jensen, Kristi K. Je well as tlie lessi populatedp general , Jeascn. Tasha Walquist, Clii31int .Whiling, Jared Orion from communities and counlicilies in southccntral and ids per person per day. L Martsch, Sliarlyn Maugaughar\, Jamie and Curtis We^est. Box Elder Counlmty, Utah, soulhwcslern Idaho, northernrn Nevada and nothcrn le rtrporl says lhal the landfillIfill can lake up to D. Mingo, Maria L MonoDncur, An|lrew SEVENTHH GRADE Jr. Utah. wiiicii. bordersrs C a ssia . , 7,,)“,;tons' of w:islc per day. and Ihc ihc average would . W. Morgan, Adridfilbc L.L ^ c ib a u r. High Honotnots; Sanih'Bclliston, Jodie • The Aug. 13 engineering reportre by Boise consul- < rangec from 41)0 lo 5(H) ions per:r d;iday. Tlie landfill Empy tJeibaur, Tamt O.0 . Patterson* .. B. EilCTs, KaliCatie Frank, Julianne Greer, , County, and JackClipot, Nev. lants Brawn and Caldwell, sai(aid ihosc would include — ...... wouldId fill up williin 40 lo 60 ye;irs.irs. Jamcy L. Pricc. Kerensansa Sorensen, Ver Ronica Harper,H; Joshua Hill, Emily North Salt Luke Valley, with a |population o f 167.000. But Bi Disposc-AII’s plans haveave l>cen at the ccnicr Gar;iry McOmber of the SouihIh C entral D istrict ------ADTsndaTrWestrAmy-Vly Woodward;—JoncspJolynnnn-JonesrCiinlon-M organ,— jjj. -as-wcll-as-thc-lcss populatcdBcBor-EidcrCountyrUtahr” off a ycar-tong controversy: The Th company filed a He.ilthth Dcpanmcnflnndftllrwho-w Jalcnc-Woodward, andid iAngela M. Shane Murjurphy, Kenna Nielsen, which bordcR Cassia County,, aand Jackpol. Ncv, coiiriiiintcr-suit againsi Cassia Courouniy in Scplcmber in approvoval lo the operating plans,s. saidsa Lomow has Young. -^Zachary Patt'attersoni Krisiy Wilson, Trash also would comee from Bannock and n:sp<:sponsc to the county's suitI in Augusl seeking lo nol sai^aid ycl how- much trash willill ccomc from each Honors: Alissa Andcrsi oodward and Kimberly erson, Karl J. Dodic Wooi Bonneville counties - cach wilvith populations of more bloclock Ihc landfill. commimunity. Fowler. Ben D. Frank,, EErica Jones, Young. than 65,000 - which includcc Ithe citics of Pocatcllo Cassia C; Couniy commission'ioncrs said com pany Loniimow had hoped lo have lliele landfillla operating Trevor K. Parke, Paul N. Ross,1 Trisla Honors: Jesse Jci Allen, Lane Beaver. and Idaho Falls, rcspc'ctivcly. presresident Doug Lomow must^t ddisclose the compa- by Oct)ct. y in lime lo accept wasie; fmfrom counties thal Bailey, Andrea Casillas,las, Em ily M. Jonathan E.. Croft, C Lisa Gamer, Marie Disposc-All may haul garbrbage from olher Idaho ny*sy's financial information :mdid obliiini a special-ust ;wcrc: closingc landfills ill accordanccancc wilh new fed- Coats, Nathan D, Jone:ines. Cherish A. Graf. Karl[arie Hellewell, Erin Hoy. countics, including Cassia. N*Minidoka, Twin Falls, perncrmit. eral rc]regulations. In early Ociober,r, however,hi the fed- Maxfield, Arriann Peters:erson, Joshua Alissa Jolley Icy. Rayna Jones. Russell Madison. w. Bear Lake and Cariiribou. according lo the ULomow has s;iid his companylany’s financial d;ita is eral CiCnvironnicni;il Proicciion Aget\gency extended to Bailey, Teresa L Bendelc D. Peterm ani'M ichclIc K. lele, Brandi R. Parker, B.D. report.' one o f Ihe county's bu.sincss.:ss. His counter claim AprilI I ihe deadline for counties Io lo open i new land- Cole, Wesley C. Evans]ns, Jason R. Roberts, Alyssa Al D. Vanlassell, ^Thc company estimates it'it will capture aboul 45 accuccuses surrounding countiesi of trying lo monopo- fills. Frederickson, Amanda C2. NMoore, Eliot Kimbcriy Hadden, Ha Ashley Johnson, pcrceni o f the primary scrviceX m;irkct in those Idaho lizezc thc solid-waste trade. Antl employeeI at the landfill sile said lasl week N. Bailey, Angelcnc Bameimes, Kevin L Jennifer Mauglughan, Terrel Miller, Sonia countics and 15 pcrccnt ofr llIhc .sijcondary service TlTlic county passed ils solidd wwaste ordinance two thal bahad wcalher has delayed consiruisiruciion of the liti-. Orton, ICiycee C. Teeter.er. Amanda L.- L Pollard, Karen- K; L. Whilcly. Patrick market in other areas in Ulahh jand Ncv,ida as well as day;.ays IxSfore Lomow began consi.insiruction of his land- ing t)f>f the hindfill and ihat it mayiv lunot lie compleiJd ------Terry,-Joanna G. -Thonlo m p so n -an d Burrus Callicic Camey,i Luke Coats, L isa-_,j!-Idaho; ----- 'v------...... — - filliil iin April. Znning regulationsms were adopted more —until iiinexl spring: - —...... — - Monica G, Woodland. Goddard, Lori Lo B. GrcenwcU. Mark EIGHTH GRADE Knicp. Jacob)b C.( Kunzler. Mary Larson, High Honore: Kollan Arritl,An Oscar J. Bethany McCIcCall, Jonathan Murdoch. I Benavidez. Jennifer Bradsradshaw. Mary Leslie Palter;Ierson, Monica Resendez. E | a st Minlic o honeo r roii Christensen, Jason T.. D ietz, D oug Candace Rogc3gCfS, — Jones, Bridgelte C. Nay,^ JaredJj Paslay, Sarah Zem:mke. Jason Barlow. Mike R U PER T-East Minico JununiorHigh EIGIfTHGRAIlADE Bodiodily, Brandi Cole. Tracy CoL'otlcn. Buibank. Angelicaa Del Di Toro. Abram Frank D. Patterson, Eric SwSwenscn, Beth Bocsigcr, Jamames Dayley. Tyson Drew, School has announced thc firstsl trimester High Honors: JiJeana Allen. Adrienne Shalelialcl Cryslal, Tara Dunn, Slepl:phanie Dilwonh. Kinil>erleere Freilnirger.Fr Darren Taylor and Aaron Ziulkowsjwski. Ben D yer,, Miriam N Gardunio, Kim honor roll. Below is a list of3f sludenis Bingh.im, Colbyly (Cameron, Amanda' S. Gracrace. Ycsenia Guevara, Micacalena Jenlzsch. Jeremy Langley. Uai Jennifer Honors: Eric D. Bcnrennctl, Jamie Hale, Jennifclifer Ingram. Joe Kendall, receiving high grades. Child. Stephaniec Clark.C Jennifer Condie, Harisarisen, Nicole Harman. Mellelanie Morgan. Nicole Neihai:ihaur. Carrie Noble. B ercnger, Dustin M. CaiCahoon, Lori Clayton King, Kii Kristen Pugsley, NINTH GRADE Kalissa Copelaniland,'Courtney Erwin. Harriarris. Brandy Hieb, Patrick JoJolley. Amy Oglevie, Licy’ Redwine.Ret ^ Harrison, Donovann Hartley, Meghan Taylcylor and Eldon L, Wright. H i^ Honors: Jennifer Allen.:n. Michaci Slacy Fennell, ThayneTh Garner, Amber Darirarin Jurgensmeicr, Jeff Mickekelson, Chrisiy Scoll. Lace-accy Searlc. Kelly A. Billings, Rachcl Bingham.m. Britney Girtcn, Karmala Halverson, Colin Tiffaiiffany Pcnnick. Cody Ploclier.r. Lis;i Smilh. Sarah Tuma... AnneAn M. Williams, Buckley, James Cazier. Morgagan Giasc, Hiindrcn, IvanI HHardcastle, Veronica Ptilccilccl, Jamie Puckell. Shanoah Re(|«a. R( Melanie Wilson. Uslcjeslcy Zuimvall. S:im Elise Chisholm, Camille Chri:iristian.scn, H ernandez. Van'a n cssa £5. H olbrook. Nicolicole Ruischke, Beau Scoll, StevenSt Andrew, Brandon Boldi.Bo Jennifer C. Mini-Caa s s ia hoi> spitals ^Jamie D. Clark. Rosa M. DelD( Toro. Aaron Hubsmith,th, Mandy Hunter, Sara Tarbarbet. Justin Temple, Jeienelle Child, Cory Cole. Chet Che Dansic. Adam Christine Dragc, Megan Duncaican. Mandi Johnson, Coryy Jurgensmeicr. J Scotl Thonhompson. Healher Turner. LeLeticia Ennis. (Ilejduk) RoanJoan Fowler. Larry CASSIA MEMORIALSLHOSFITAL Girislcn.scn and an lo Nicolc Arappagis, all Fredrick.son, Amy L. Gamener, Aliiin Lcbs;ick. Jamilynyn IMcBride, Ann Miller. .Villaillagomcz, Stacy Warburtonin and Fries. Richard Garner.rner, Tyson Hirsch. , AdmittedI ofBuflcy...... ,.H;Hardcostle, Laurel Hepwortlirth. Jasun Amatida Nurby.ly. Heather'.No-';s..I’agc Crysi:ryslal Wilkinstin, - .. .. Alvino Moliiia Jr..r., DustinL I’inlhcr. Debra Oinsien.scn, Rhealea Evans, Betty Hooker. Brita Huasakcr. Hillaillary 1-s.iak. Rich, Jam es'PP. . Sakai, Shauna M. HoHonors: McKenna Bailey. I);Danile Morgan Roberts’. Carl Karl Siuder. Michael Khopp, Tammi Pollardrd :and Crystal MINIDOKA]:A MEMORIAL HOSEITAL arrera, Amy Borden. Limindsay Wal1e^^ and Justin YouiVoiiiii:. 'i • Sutherland, all of Durley;, Th:Threasa Cain of Admitted Aimce Jack.son, Michal Jarolimimek.Rosc Samscl. Jasmin'line Siangcr. Danicll Barn Rupert; Bccky Rigby of Malla; and. • Jerome Bendcic Be of Heyburn; und Jenkins. Serena Kershncrcr, Steve Throckmorton,, EricE Van Houlcn and Arthur While of Heyburn.1. ' Thomas Hurta;nado of Minidoka. K Jensen, Philipip Lovelace, Aaron PatrickPa Workman. David Yoj'oung and Marshall. Carlcece J. Nelson. Fernando M a s s aa g e C l i nl i i c “ i|v - Lindsay Zumwull. ------Slc al V cn/oii JewJewc1r>- (S Nelson, Gayla Stewart. Michellelle Taylor, High Honors: s:J Jamie Asion. Breanne ffl , with cattlenmen in eastenm Oregon Cody § Tollc, Aimce Aston,, Natah Lee Bean. Amandaida Bingham. Jared n7* BAKER CrrY, Ore. (AF(AP) — Interior are frusiralcdcd with Ihe administration's B:Bair. Jacob Catmull, Trevovor C ook, Bingham. Sarahh I Bodcnsieiner. Shay L Secretary. Bruce BabbiitIt nmet privately plans, Babbilibill has supported repealing Mary Garcia, Staccy Gosnelicll, Andy with cattlemen Saturdayday to discuss federal mininning laws that allow miners Gram, Ci Kent Hansen. Monicaa Maxwell, I rangeland reform^. to acquire feifederal land for much lc.«vs T:Tara Owens. Amber W hilaker. Babbitt is touring sevcevcral Western than marketI v;value. CCrystalyni Wilcox, Analee Monontgomcry, states to talk about landd UiU.SC, and man- Duncan MiMcKenzie, a Baker Couniy Kristi Ki Barfus.s, Austin Crystallal. Garrett agemenl reform issues. cattleman, cocomplained that he did nut H;Handrcn, Adam Haynes, Jerem y His proposed increase:ises in grazing even know’ ththat Babbili was coming to Reeves, R< Samara Showaller,r, M elinda fees on federal landstireww ccriticism car- Baker Countynty until Friday afternoon. ' Van V; Tasscll. Erfc Wilcox,»x, V ance - lier this year from cattlemcemcn and a fili- Hc criticizcized bolh the government Andersen, Ai Jennifer Bailey,:’, M elodic | | buster from Western senatolatorri. and thc caltlettlemen's asscKiation for nol Cole, C( Christopher Ellis, Jerem:my Ennis. ■ ■ The Clinion administratitration plans lo publicizingg ithe secretary's plan and Jon Jo Harman, Cindy Hcnscheic;cid, Jcssica 1 1 I G H /] .propose revised rangelandnd reformsi next involving; n more catllemcn in the HiHughey. Heidi Lowder andd ShannonI ’ ■ month. ______.process. — Oslcrhoul.0 : Before the meeting. BaBabbitt toured > E S E ] ^p T ; I thc Oregon Trail Interprepretive Center, 1 Jy * t A "/ J • J M / # A where several volunteers:ers dressed in I r period costumes from thehe (Oregon Trail ' migration presenled himlim wilh gifts, j including a small Amennerican Indian H k —> prayer bundle. 0 sSV . 1 1 Then Babbiit and DeDean Bibles,, ■ ■ ifi K K.. ‘ jj-r, Oregon director of the Burcau.of Bur Land Management, mel privaieljilely \yilh repre- ^Meritage anbtl Moodstotti SILL HALEY’S sentatives of the Oregonon Caillcmen’s IE Bl i H Association and thc Oregoiegon Watershed iEetiretnentIt fflcnterH k - ^ — Improvement Coalition. COMETS When Babbiit arrived:d aal the center, H s i)i-:ci-:mI) ri;h 2i - : i o ■ hc was greeted by aboul1 10 members of lnl!J.**.llilllllllll.lli'\ d lIU'CoilU'Islllll.slllUIIlUK.lhi- I I thc Eastern Oregon Miningling Association HAPPY HCOLWAYS! in'iisli vin.1 m e w llll ihi'ii Mipi-i hu (Uc'jfC.Vp)'(•'iim.ii' I I carrying signs bearing anlianli-Babbill slo- liofkMdl.\itiiiiiil llw ( link, vvhii h iiidrkc'dkc'd Ihc I / ^ induding “Fire Babbii Hsitors are w elcIconte any tim e, |iiiiln>ii(iiKII k 'il'inll. llll llll led In (nlhr KmHiHk'n' I I . Mining Aisociation mc ur services and priT iC B S! ni'iiii.iii.iiII.iir.iim -.H illll,ili> A n ii'd iiiirlslrlsluiM- I I d Drcvcr-Gec of Baker City, Camete and compare our m s hiN iiH liiilin;! S r r l i mI /..l.ili'i I . ■ II. C o n lm ^I t t ^ s l M mgobatDtic t e i t a p MlliCKEY GILLEY:y I * >1 C aswell 6 2 2 Fileiler Ave. W. 1777 S. C urjRTis Rd . Io n e. ;if & .IAN. 1 WN Falls, ID Tw in F aialls , ID Boise, ID SI’I.Cl.M.SI IK'KI.II.DIAI.M mysteriousas ' . iZ . . , f 7314-6062 4 - 733-9019064 376-4191 Wilh.I'tI lo|ii|i 111 IllN ,111(117 \c> I siMj’li'v. Mil klA I / - • M <;ili(-\ is,u.iKiiUlltU nuisil sil|X'lsl.uUllll ti l.l'I.1SSK s i l l n-IREMENT CENTERS past to gra•ave ASSISTED LIVING RETII nil Imlltii;/.^jilhin'i ilii-(iiil><;fil'iriiiri.\i(.l(iK.I(».lllH J I ;/ir Kilk III Ml-M(' .lild .1 I I — A Coeur SPOKANE (AP) - IIc.kI.kIhrii' lliiiiiiiiiM iOr.\tlc.iil.i<1u‘ Ihni,Ihiliflllll. I / d’Alene man who diedI hchere had been — — I |>rilpI'llDMIIinU KI In'- i'lllKXI'' iii).|l^’\ I / \ died almost 30 years ago} onand was want- | • inoM'iiiniiinii ill ihriMilv l!iSiK 11( ki'l |iiiicINK'S 1(11 I l_ ...... - e d by Texas authorities forfor a probation— | - • ------1------ihi.s-siimim;it-slum -tin- •>.*'1.-1 in iiiitf-nxi-xih. ------L —^ I violation, authorities say. I {.l(kl,lllMilsinih ,11c .i\.iil.ilili'ai Ilir» pm.iiiii. .mil Aulhoriiies say they also have deter- I vhcius ...... inihed lhai Marvin John WrWrubel frau d u ------...... lently obtained welfareire benefits in I .....-I------' — Cactns Pcici ts •ne'of ekljSBljf thnrcM iD fei'tn ill • ( Neilevcda wilh a dlaBcr shawraon Waslunglon and agreed lo rrepair homes I A I R P30RT ( I Wc providede tkc qaallty and vtrldjr •(if a fliw dlaing r c iU a r » f In a 'clastic Las Vcgat-stylc showbow roam se tlla g . ~ o f Coeur d’Alene rcsideniJents who now ^ ^ | DlRBcr Showk*wf a t 8 p.n. aad CMktall SSk h aw s a t 11 p.m . say they were duped. Ncm irlimcl.ililc- r^-sctv.iiiJics are listed. All Tucsd:sday: Grilled checsc sandwich-ch- Monday: Nachos grariflc ■■ . sob storiescs lo namt-dropping andI r reservations aqd-standbys anareof/ered, only to bc identified ide as Sister . sduKils scr\'c milk;wilhnieals. wi es. Tuesday: Hamburger. led a young couple who . Wedn.dncsday: Chili. even fislicuflniffs, il seems some people; j passes lo the movie are highI;hly prized. Condie, recalled; BU5)USS nything lo see the MormonI "Oh my gosh, ihe sob stcstories pco- found all Ihe! lietickets for a showing' MINIDOKA COI lacy.” ...... - - Ipie bring ure umuzing,-". sdsaid Korlu had been disiriburibuled...... Mondny: Turkcyary and noodlei. FILER Breakfast: The film.'m. shown 10 times dailyI ( Cintra, a Mormon missionanary work- The man'5 daldale then bragged that Tuesday: f’eppcconroni pi//a. Mnnd;nday: Pizza. Monday: Hot ccrcal. cin:innamon toast : holidav.s al downtown Saltt i ing at the Smith Building, llIhe former her companionon 1 havc'cancer. and lhat her dydying wish “They didn’tI’t getgi in," Condie said. fill. (GOODING) pears, in June, an pslimaledI \ was lo sec the film. There also0 wwas the moviegoer Tucsd.iy: WafflL-swL-s with m;iple syrup. Salad;id bar or potato bar available on Lunch: 200,000 pco[eople have seen ihe produc- "It's hard," Cintra said. "We don't who, impatient:nt after standing in a WcdiKsxiiiv; Cititiiiiinamon roll. ahernatltating days, Monday: Subm:irines;m arding lo Teinplc Square: \ wanl 10 judge and acciusc: fpeople of long line, puncliinched a female atten- . I.unch: Miindinday: Hamburger. TuewJay: Oven-baked chickcn.cl '• omcials. lying.” danl. the mission;iionary said. Miiiid.iy: Mini lioilot idny, • Tucsdi:sd:iy: Baked ham. Wednesday; Chili and crackers.ct _ 'I'liCMlay: Hamhufgiurger. • Wedntdnesday: Ham and cheese sand-nd- Wednesday: Sausajjsage pi/,y.a. ' wjch. • RICHFIELi:LD ■ Breakfast; Juicc servedd everyday.c BURLEY K;^lUNlORHIGH FRFRAHM MTODLE SCHOM, Mond;iy; Pancakcs and s llrcakfasl: Juicc;e ;and fruit served (GOODING) ’ Tuesd;iy: Ccrcal and pop everyday. Miind;nd;iy: To;islcd tuna sandwich. Lunch: Idaho PowerF I:Is Movlr I.micii; CtiDice: iifnf salad i>ar with Tuesd;:sd;iy: Baked ham. Mond;iy: Hot dog. ing; saiulwicli or soupp oor sandwich har Wedmdnesday: Ham ;ind cheese sand-nd- Tuesday: N;ichos with cheese.cl every day. wieli, , " I Nhitulay: Taco nrir conuing.Cl TWINFALLX S ’• 'I'liesday; Sliced liailuuii. GCGOODING HIGH SCHOOL ELEMENTARY SC5CH00LS Wcdncsda;': Saiila':ita's sandwich. Salad;id lur or main menu nnd potatoato Breakfast served daily at all schools. bar nrr ppi//;i available on alternatinging I.unch: CASSL\C\ COUNTY days. Monday: Chicken sandwdwich. ELEMENTARY\RY SCHOOLS Mnnd;nd;iy: Chicken nuggets. . _Tuesd;iy: FtxHking hoj^dLdog. _ ...... _____ ■ ” ■ -nrcakfasl- scr'ver'ved at Oakley^ Tuesd;:sday: Baked hain...... c = 3 ------M o v e r s " R " U s ------^ Overland and SoulhwIhwesl scliiHils. Wedmdnesday: H:im ;uid cheese sand-Ild- TWIN FALLS JUNKflORAND l.iincli: wicli. SENIOR HIGH saOIOOLS Mtitulay: Hccf laeo.;ieo, Choicc of salad barr ori mainline Tuesday: Turkeyy arand trimmings, HAGERMAN menu everyday. O'Ixnryy Junior High Wednesday; Santa''ita's sandwich- Choccaccilaie milk is av;iilable for 225.^ IiiLs a piaii bar daily. cents. Monday: Bacon burger.T. e c i _ CASTLEfLEFORD Mond;'nday: Hamburger. Tuesdiiy: Cook’s choice.ce. Brcaklasi: Monday: Surprise. ‘ HANSEN VALLEYY , Tuesday: f'ancakes.kes. Mond;nd;iy: Pig-iii-a-blaiikel. Monday: Kris Kri'ngle's's drumslick. Wcdncsd:iy: Cook':ok'schoice., Tuesd;;sday: Sliced turkey, Tuesday: Qiiiiand crackickers. • l.uneii: Scir-serveve salad bar every- Wcdncdnesday: Sloppy joes,. Wednesday: Open menunu. day. Mnaday: Chickcn:n iinuggets. INIMMANUEL LUTHERAN ScIhx)! lunch mcnua ;ik:fc prim e d ;ts- ;i u t don't-WOIvorry, w e're just m ovingig a c r o s s t h e s tr e e t f r oim m i)y whwho allegedly fired of theweapon, a .22-calibcr handgun.un. al a Btiise home inn a "ride-by" shoot- Paulson)n said.j ing on his bicycle. He saidsai the juvenile indicated he At leasl eight shotslots were fired al the obtainedcd Ihe gun from an adult friend:nd home Wednesday. No one w;ls injured, who hadlad Ixiught it for him. Tlic iidulllult The youlh rodeie a bicycle lo the could facefai prosecutiiin also. Paulson;on sccnc, police said, altlalthough they could said, not say whether hele <.continued riding The; CapitalC High School student while shQOling. was bei>eing I held at the Ada Couniy ■'Tlic juvenile indie;dialled to dclcctivcs dctcntiorion cenler on a juvenile felony that he believed a rcsic•csident... had stolen chargc: ofol discharging a flrc;irm into an his slcfco," Boise PoliccPo Chief Larry occupiedied building. i P K G K A PAIR Paulson said. "Tlie .shi.shooting is believed He couldcoi bc prosecuted as an adult,ult. to bean act ofretributibution." Paulsonin said.; Tlitce residents were in ' The reported (heftleft of the slcreo is ihc homeme at the time. n _ A NJ Y P A IR W m TERGLQ3SE-OOT JohnDe)eere S/VO|K u p to ^ 2 9 .. 9 9

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t r . e ( . < SunOoy, Dococomtxjr 19,1993 Timos-Nows.fs. TTwin Falls. Idaho C-5 idahns week lo provide them will^ith the appli- lion so the heariaring could be held. infection which is hard to0 gel but H O pc kills about one in 10 peeropie.who . o re•ECIAL ■ ------^------1 do d contract il. The fourir attend O ^ # 1 either elementary 'or ;. i . . , e - % 2 iiipecaffeii S(schools. dnating I g The infection can cause nicningi-n ^ OFF o Bear kiss lilis, a swelling of the tisssKue sur- ; I process couldc rounding the bruin and spininal cord. 0 and septicemia, a blood infeifection. ' I V Two of the children hodid menin- ijfilter chei^catl^. . i$! -gitis, and two had'scpticcrcmin; All M ■■■■■■■“ I f MOSCOW (APy-) — A Universily of ^ are expected to fully rect ;• Idaho cljcmist twlicves.'es IIk can dccontami- 1 5 ^ year ago, a Centennial High^i:'E[,oo^ ■ B U GSLE L BOY J '( nate hazsiiJous wastete vwilh a 20-ycar-old ►'.■.'fS I’; methodofcxtractingcal> caffeine from colTre. ;•( "I think this is the: wayw: you'do science, using your ingenuity,”ty,” Professor Chien. TWIN FALLSI COUNNTY l:j-Woi said Ij' For the last five yearrears, \Vai has cxpcri- 1»! mcnted with ways to0 decontaminatedi haz- TA>X NOTICIIE i!] ardous waste the samesan' way coffee is This notice is to reminind you, pursuant to Idaho Ida Code 63- IJi dccaffeinatcd 1302, that if the firstt installmentii of your Persejrsonal Property !•' Coffee manufactur:turers heal carbon and or Mobile Homi■ne taxes are not paidid onc or before , >\\ dioxide to a liqiiid-Iikcike state. Thai "super Ij; critical fluid” washess tlthrough the beiis. . December 20. 1993,i, this installment become>mes delinquent picking up the cafTeinc.inc. When the catixin and the entire tax, pk3lus penalty, interest andnd sheriffs fees ‘t| dioxide i^ums to a gascgaseous stale, the caf> becom e due and peDayable. Once these taxesta: becorY),e lj| feinc is trapped in ariy pure fonn. delinquent, your Perersonal property may be seized &nd IJi Wai and graduaic: ssti tu n ts built a box |«r which heats carbon dio?dioxide mto fluid and sold liy the Twin Faiails County-Sheriff to satisfy, sa the tax. iJ; decontaminates soils.is. E-He has found llial I------______■______Personal checks willw no longer-be ac;cepted ce to pay ' III when the carbon dioxiiioxide is spiked wilh -APphdlo DELINQUENT persrsonal property and DELINQUENT DE % fluorine it can pickk upu| poisonous and w ildd animi al train er M arinho) CorreiaCi of Olympic Gamme Farm nedr Sequlm, WWash., shares a mobile home taxes. i|; radioactive chcmicals.,; , ‘k iss’;s’ an d a treat With Donna,la, a\ 600*pound A laskan grizzlyg bear Thursday diduring training, 1|; Tlteformoffluorincl ine ts a stable, organic T h a> gam« e farm, popular withth filmf m akers an d tourist:}ts, remains_open for w|ndnter visitors, We, the Sheriff's De)epartment, wish to apolpologize to the ;•< compound used ih kitekilchcn pol coatings ' » ;l; like Tenon. C orreTela also contirrues his traltraining with lions, tigerss and bears that ho hass rraised at th^farm public for the misuminderstanding of our offiioffice policy on Presently, rcmovinving radioactive or since ce th ey w ere bom . DEUNQUENT persoional property and mobile)tle home taxes, metal pollutants from)m waicr’ or soil is a |______We have had troublole in the past with insunsufftcient fund ;fi m u ltis^ proccss whichhich is expensive and •checks and this seeaems to be the best solutionsol to the Ita k e s time. Oncc the: hajhazardous chcmicals | ^ | i i problem . This deci5lislon has nothing toD dod with Real !; are removed, the prodiroducl or soil is still JL Imber I J officijials dig Sieerra Club manageri ! considered worthless. — Pfoperty-Taxesr or tlthe Treasurer's office.J. You"V m ay-pay EUR d'ALENE (AP) — An\n said Kohli, clutching anin armload o f Arthur is: ininvolved in litigation with [ W ai’s method recy•ccyclcs the carbon ERTY TAXES with a per •based timber industry group■ is white pine seedlings develk’clopcd jointly olher environonmentalisl groups lo halt your REAL PROPEF personal check, .. ’ ! dioxide, and thc.dangcnBm wdrntab am lg to donate seedlings lo SeattleItie by Potlatchand iheUnivcrs[.'rs'ly o f Idaho, -logging in theihcColvillo Nalioiinl Forcsi.; • even if they becomele delinquent, a s per BorBonriie.Bruning,.. ,! • more easily contained. inm cntalist W illiam Arthur loto "Il takes a liltle work arand effort, but He sal withh President F Dill Clinton in ;! •The waste is badla sti u irrh c s a ii-B U “ 'J'™"." Twin Falls County Tr("reasurer. Again,xwe^rejre sorry that our I land he logged last summer, we'll help him return llialial site to the Ponland duriiaring April's forest confer- 'n i|: nowyou’vcshnmkthcNhcvotoc." " new office policy wasis misunderstood by theie f.public.______tongue-in-cheek gesture from3m ecologically diverse and bbeauiifuUcon- ence. ’ {} Wai already has stanStarted to trial urani- „ ‘ ‘ Kohli. spokesman for thehe dition he found it in; andd thati we’d all ! um-contaminaled soil,3il. a byproduct pro- nountain Foresi Industryiry like to scc.'J_ Kohii said, ; : duccd by J.R. Simplotlo. Co.( while imking lalion in Cocur d’Alene, was metnet Arthur declined comnnment on the '[• phosphoric acHJ. And.ndheislcslinglh? As, 0 commcnl Friday from Arthur. seedlings. process on the Icad-c(d-conlaminalcil soil a. The SierraSn Club's Northwest manag-3g- “ I’ll wait to get the let'letter nnd take • t a c k IU p T h e3 Savinn g s i ’ from the Kellogg area. I The way he spikess tlthe, carbon dioxide I-*'’ extensi^nsively logged property he ownsms care of things myself." he:said. s; : fluid allows him to extn»tract a specific haz- ea.stemem Washington last summer and‘”‘1 Timber industry offifficials were ; andous chcmical suchh asa' mcrcuiy or lead 1 2 yearsjrsago. amused over news that Art!Arthur removed f Ifil works on that, itt shouldsh work on sii- “ W:'re e'ri trying to give him a littletie up to 80 pcrccni of the linlimber volume ( ‘T h e it i g a h r i s t r rn . a s ^ I vcrandgold,Waisuggcggests. ' ' more bio-jio-divcrsity lhan ho lef^ behind,"d," from his logging sile. m a m < III e ! p / l liT ^ j. 1 *

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(APAP) — The tiny j ' -The pureitchasc also incfudes a b no limilations on overnight. beerb sales. . attempting to ban t central Nevada lowriwn b f C arveh:. a' . coin-opcratrated laundry, car wash n soying Ihc libcnij law tends tcto attract a o ccasional viol atLondonhom e wide spot in thetc Big Smokcy and 13 acresres of commercial proper- s : -for Ist Ghristmas in years I ' ■ lot o f bleaiy oul-of-town buyeyers. . betw een storec clerks cl and the early J S- ...... thatwlH be - LONDON - Actor and director Valley that’s for saltsale, has a buyer, ty- ll But by the samp token, r • Bank. Activists The trustees of the Globe its common stockjck, Joe Dandy . Smokcy Vai/alley, is a 70-acre speck • hereinycais. “We see hope for the first time, but are m good spinls. They arc buy a »ho Playhouse Trust, which Wanamakcr pansive ccntral Nevada spokesman Harryy Barbert said on WB ' ' in ihc expa • For the first time sincc the start our happiness will be much ing without asking about pnces, . i L , , founded, suid he died after a five- Friday. The stock is traded over the j JSSS desert, of the Palestinian uprising against stronger when we sec soldiers said Nadia Mubarak, 40, owner of Palestinian year fight against canccr. counter. u t t It lies u stistone’s ihrow away from a ^m m rn I • Israeli occupation. Bethlehem pullingout." an upscalc boutique where women uprising have In Wanamakcr, who was born in lountain Gold Mine.-one Reno real estattate agent Bill f ■ Bto; Round Mou ■ I * * I : began putUng up Christmas deco- Under the PLO-Israel autonomy were jostling over sweaters an^ " ' "" ’ —the-past-lnslst------G h icu g o -in-l^l^and-gol-his-early------Kohlmoos said thuihe deal involves 1 1 •gesl gold mining opera-_ 9 I I I « ------rations-FritJay:------plan-^igned-in-Sepiemberrlsradi—dicsses.-“^oplc just wanno'cele- ’ r- •' od that towns In stage training there, worked in stoc k" share S'and"50TTtomt^cash-Dclaib- - lions in thele >world:—— — ,------" V n y G I The souvenir shops around troops ore to withdraw from the brate Christmas and forget aboul . j .haWastBanIt Britain when he was blacklisted in of the financial agrc(jrccmeni were not Kohlmoo.s)os said the company also ! ■ 'Monger Square hung oul "Meny Gaza Strip and Ihc West Bank city thepasl." . , the 1950s after the McCarthy hear- I immediately availubiIable. ” ■ is negotiatinting to buy a motel and a: ||* J |T fl I : Chnstmasv signs in English and ofJerichoby Aprill3. In past years activists from the ‘ . V e ings. Ile lived in Britain for mosl of I "W e s®e som c opportunity op there strip mull in Carvers. CertificIw W I^W . Arabic • blinking li^ts and a few The implementation of the Palestinian inlcfadeh, as the upns- ■ •' ChnstmasEve his life. In 1957 he created thfc New to build it up and attract atl morc peo- TIuM ownwn was named after Jean with a *25 value or morere (<(oxDires 1 2 ^ 1 /9 3 ) I fat Santas. Municipal employees agreement is currently stalled by ing was known in Arabi^4i«islcd dnd the holiday, Shakespeare Cultural Ccnicr in ; pie there." said HoHoyt Barber. Joe, and oiToddId Carver, who settled in ' ^ 't - wcrc working madly to festoon disputes over security arrange- lhal Ihc town stnke for Chnstmas and most Liverpool, northern England. Dandy director and;nd secrclary-irea- the valley in 1943. ■““ ■"■“ T " i;ianger Square and set up a huge ments. ^ Eve and Ihc holiday. Most tounsts ' ' ‘ . tourists stayed . ' r « .| 1 surer. "We’re alsoo iiinierested in the L __ _ _ flrillA T ^ Christmastrec. But in Bethlehem, people were suiycdaway. ;1 ' ll - ' away. Hunganan OlllCiai . j gaming aspect of it.’it.” It took nimore lhan 20 ycafs for, llllllu l ' - Although the chickcn-wirc fence not Ictting'potcntial snags spoi the Bui this year Ihc town fathers , . ^ ^ « « o l I Moyt Barber suii;uid the deal was the slate to10 recognizeI this crook on 'a n y P io , nround the Israeli police station fiist full holiday celebrations since have approval from the Palpstme r. . i -V laid tO final rCSt ilorado mining firm has mamade art.offer to buy mosJSt of 70- Slate RouteIte 376-with a doi on the I based on a stock volvalue of S1.50 per A Colo • Redken . •N• Nexus ; ' was tom down to make way for 1986. Boy scouts wcreout pijictic- Liberation Organization for the - i - ' « v J K B ' BUDAPFST Hungary - share, adding.thnltinljhe_ con>pany. acro CCarver,j Nov.. which sits.oron State Routo.376 In.thth e B ig _____ ^_map.^______i-L a n z a ------1 ------. the repaving-of the-squarcrtheHng their role-of^grtelingd>gn,..-celcbrauon^-And^Utc^^ ...... : ------...... ------Yhous'nd^^^^^^ '•^Pali milcliBir "^Li also is negotiatinging for IWO gold Smokek e y V alloy. A bout 3,(3,000 people live in the , . 1 presence of soldiers was a taries who amvc Chnstmas Eve to mg with Islamic militants ^d see- ^ streets Salurday as Prime Minister , raining properties> in the vicinity. lOO-milc lo:long Big Smokcy Valley • Tressa______••Avenda ft 1 ; reminder thatpcace was not quite .cclebratc Mass al the Clmreh of ular nationalists to help the celc------S------' jozsef Antall, considered by many intry, owned by restaurairant-bar-easino. as well uss a as W e ste rn U n io n and ai U-Haul that stretcMches from Austin to >Q1^ ) ______I : at hand, "h looks like it is going 10 thcNativity. brations comc offwithout a hitch. ______^ ______| [^e fath er o f H u n g ary ’s young Carver's Count ^ 1, Greg und Sue Seescoll, includes a conveniinience store thal also servesk'es truck rental outlets. Tonopah. —■ ' . L-1 ' . ' . . . ' ' " ' ! I democracy, was bomo to his final I I — I ' resting placc. Vice President Al Gore, fdrmer British Prime Minister Margaret B o o z e;e [ r Tliatchcr and Israeli Foreign Minister v ~ S B I T i i■ ^ o n c rce d it? ZaWZ7Z?\ I ■ B E R N I ■ V Utah askedd I t o k i l l I I cash-and-cai:atry policy SALT LAKE CCITY (AP) — m Jl U tah's policy o f cash-and-carryca; al its .state-run liquoror stores is under review by the Department D of Alcoholic Beveragege (Control, Com m issioners toetook under advise- , mcnt a suggestionion by Sail Lake lawyer B ed Dart thathat the slate start / acccpting chccks andam credit cards al ( f ^ ______its liquor and wine•1 outlets.oi ".the law says you yoi must run this department on souncund business prin- / , ^ L ciples to serve the: m needs o f the pub- lie ." D a rt to ld commissioners c Friday. "By refusinging 10 Accept credit cards, you’re not acting ac as a sound EBb business.” He said ihe policyicy was archaic and that ll m ay be thle e .(only "cash-and- • can y business leH.*' B I G K S r RUCKS!! TRUCK While there wer^ere reservations, Tl commissioners did not reject the I Decembc p''oposal outright. "I’d like to gett scsome input about HIS || yearR END NE':W TRUCI;K SPECIil A L S H I l u s t f o it. to see what kindind o f com m unity demand there is."” saids: Commission HURRYYTO TAKEiADVANTAG GE OF SPE(EClAt Chainnan Jerry Fcnr Bul he cautioneined there may be W M 43% INTERESTr FOR UP TCO 48 MONTITHS 2 0 ^ opposition to a chan{lange. ^ B ] "Som e people feel'eel strongly that by ^W B m mg@@© TC=!1C?.C@y©[{^ m m§)4 ©^IllYaBB I Jump Suits allowing crcdit cardhirds. you are allow- ^B ing, or-oven cncoun)umging. people to ' I & ]ai buy liquor on credit,dit," he said. "And H j to a lot of people,lie. thnl would be ^B r li/' il I 1 wrong.” H . 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I; p- '■ I c-12 Tlmos-Nows,>, T\Twin Falls. Idaho Sunday. Decomlxir19.1993Dci World Feelii]iipyabDlrutMao 1range as,S— ------Chinsla markss birth aiinnivers:ia r y J BiiinNG (AP)’ ) - — A p h y sic ist ...... who spent 20 ycirsirs i exiled on a fann E olE bccausc of Mao Tse-tung’sTst policies j:rc\v liviil when askedask how Chinese sliquld comnicmom orale th e lOOlh anniversuryofthcla; lale leader's birth. "C lunu .shouldn’tIn’t com nicm orate Mao!" sputtered Xu Liangying, 73. "No one in ilie (former)(f Soviet ^ ■- Union comnicnioniti■nites Stalin!" i v J r \ - Bul 22-ye:ir-oldId 1Liang Jiutigang. 0 who \va.s an infantIt duringd M ao’s last 9 y n ,rn |iS ; y , ■------—— purjics. j^ave up1 ihrce hours one receni evening toI listenlis loncaders"or liis Communi.sit ■VolJlh League branch read semionconettes on Muo and ^ palriotisni. Thee gathering ^ sang . ^ Maoisi songs. ) Tse-tung. because "W e love M ao T: . f e ' liis ideas can eneciicouragc us to do \ t i new work" in buildingbui u better nation, Liang, a junjunior economist nl , R S a large stuie corpcrp o ralio n . said in lialiing Hnglish, Xu and Liang cxexemplify ends of the wide speclruiruii^ of emotions about.thc-Dei:._26.i’6 .centenary ufjhc_ man who unifieded China under a strong central govc)venim cnl in 1949. H then lore it apartI w:wiih endless cam* H paigns to create, a puref Coinmunisi H We zoisfiI you a Merryy cfiris tmas aand sociciy. Some Chinese,se, like Xu. look . ' ■ unblinkingly at M Mi ao’s fn ilin g s'— .■ . ‘y e a r . his economic poli'olicios that led to a Happy, fieieaCtfiy, prospperous 9{ezv.‘) famine, his betrayalyal of old comrades and persecution of loyal intellectu- als, his encouragen'’cment o f factional APphoW ^ zoisfi to ttaf^ tf-is appvortunity tocr■»cFW>naUtyr;by-hifr-cbariBni5in)a.—vcnalily- 4inii-injusticiiccr-M aor-liko------>.> With nnuiy o f his features era.scd. Hveryy xwhim o f his would drive thithe Stalin, .seemed headed:d for the irash Mao can bc turneded inio almost any- nationID (o f 900 million people ii»ioI thithe heap. thing; an in.spiration;ional’nation-buildcr, mostt rridiculous actions likilik e But Deng, lacking oilother sources of and CoyiyaCty for tfie ].past 48 yearsrs: as Liang sees himlim; a benevolent cookinj:ing steel in a scliooI kitchen:ien, legitimacy, found it in1 claiming c to be father figure, as inn rcrecent memoirs by like pulpulling out grass.” Mao’s heir. De-Maoificficai'ion -Stopped his bodypard andanc other aides; a Even'en Xu. who now has little usiuse with a public statcmcItem that Mao symbol o f clean govgovcmmcnt, as used for Mm4ao, remembers being cuptivat,vat- made mi-stakes but wasIS ai great man. We cfi'.fierisfi eacfi. ct•-ustomer and{ by student protesterrte r in 1989; a pro- cd: "Ii worshipped him. Wliaieve;ver This leads to slran^nge conlradic- tcctor o f worker riglrights, as seen by a Mao sasaid, I believed." lions, especially now thottl supporters labor activist wiiolio recently began All II i in all, Mao has aged mud;uch of the feeble. 89-year-ir-old Deng are ...... wearing n Mao pin.in. ------betterT thant might have been expectlect- stepping up efforts tot( ccmcnt his - ^ zviCf af'i'.[zuays treat aour customersrs "I think of the 220 0 lh-cenlury gianis ed in1 tl the first years after his deaili-•alh. place in history as ihthe archiiecl of he is the least. uHiundersiood." said His wilwife, Jiang Qing, was in jail1 fofor China’s modernizatiItion. Official autlior Jung Chang,mg. who left China helpinling lead the Culluraural newspapers tell the publicpt one day alter his death inII 1976I and wrote a Kevoluslution. A man he purged twicc^ice, to learn from Mao, andar another to zvitfiI tfiei respect tltfiey deserve. book, "Wild Swans,ins," aboul her fam- Dengg : Xiaoping, look charge andan- study Deng.

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looks of ararea economy ^ Suzmne Huxhold I New presid(ident looks TWIN FALLS.S - Shari’s restaurants is Times-News correspondcndent f e ______hringirif^ its 24-h( fpmily Mtgry-intn— ^ ------^ t o - m a v oA A q u a A S e ------Ihc Magic Volleyley where it sees the best TW IN FALLS ~ Like.ike most grandmas, of both worlds - subdivisionss and an in* Barb Stewart spends moslost ofher time before ' into the ml aia i n s t r e a m tcrsintc. the holidays at the moll. B y M ick Nonningtonton “We think thereere’s terrific growth and a But don't look for herler in'thc line to* see Times-News writerr terrific marketet theret for our, family Santa or at a sale table; in ShopKo. Stewart restaurants.” saidlid Jerry Pate, senior vicc con be .found, wrappingJ upu] Christmas hams ‘ . KETCHUM-Marlklark L. Stevens, thc president o f dcvclcvelopment for Shari’s. and selling specially jelliesjell ot The Swiss mariceting wise manin fromfr thc Eost who Colony, and like hundredIreds o f folks around His company' likeslik thc growth so much made the Sunkisl soft sofl drink and Hao- the Magic Valley, she’ss tooto busy during the that it's concernenirating most its own gen-Dazs ico creamn popular,pi is joining holidays to worry about)Ut a little diing like ' t , growth in southerrlem Idaho. the little Aquo Viee BiBeverage Corp. as shopping. - C V ' / ■■"M . - i its new president, Thc companyly has1 built a Shari's in "It’s hectic," Stewartirt admittedt happily, Boisc. with thrc(iree rn^re,plained there Aqua Vie founder'ler Thomas J. Gille- _____ ;iBui.I-lovc.iL.Ii rcallyjnajnakcs ChristauiS-for_ . ■ : spie’wiirkcep hisrpositlons po as chair- next year, and anotheronc is under develop*' ' mc. Everyone who comesnes in isjeolly in the ment now on BlBlue Lakes Boulevard man and chicf holiday spirit, and evenn if they oren’t when • executive offi- H N orth in Tw in Falls F.o in front of the Tor- they come in. they arcre 1by the time they > .■ . get departm ent stostore. . cer o f the com- M leovc.” p a n y . But The companyny is building about 10 December is the greeneenest month in the ^ ..u restaurants a year,ear. all within three miles Stevens will 'j, Magic Valley, generatingng whai> Lon McDon* ...v ' .;' ■ head operations iS- o f an interstatee and ai all near concentra- /st for the Idaho be* -old, labor maricet analyst of Aqua Vic’s 1 tions o f hpm es wiwiihin a 5-mile radius of paitmcnt o f Employment,nt, colls a "huge" im- - ; the restaurants. main products - A pact on the area’s econornomy. Like Stewart, :.W non-carbonated \ “We likC'yourair area. We have our roots who manages one of thc 150 holiday-time > |V V flavored waters. in small tow ns,"" PPate soid. . Swiss Colony franchises:s aiaround the countiy, ; R Shari’s starteir te d in 1978 w ith o n e a fair number of the pecpeople who sell the J n t ‘‘W hat’s hap- ______restaurant in thele northwestn Oregon town • trimmings do somethingng else the other 11 i U l peiiing with the H j ofHermiston. months ofthe year. management of H "From early spring; unlilui ihis sta rts . I . > S te v e n s ~ Most ofthe concompany's restaurants are -this company is spend most of my timene walking through ^ locatcd in Washashington and Oregon. , \ it will get bet­ Dod," Stevens soid. fields o f radishes and beancans," soid Stewart, a where it has 600 eateries,e; along with an- ter, if I'm any good, . . bean buyer for o compaipany wcsl of Twin. " I ' . • - other 10 in Coloraorado. Wyoming and’Cal- I "Tom is thc visionaryng the,blocking and Falls. 'T h is is a nice changange." ______ifomia. this is. I’ll be doing t ______Gene Cuitan. executivetiVe director o f fran* ,^$0 ! ’tackling for Tom." Shari's is now~Ticoa?}inrrrerffd“ no' fn”- chising tor Swiss Colony,my, a spccially^IoodJ” ______He starts Jan. 3. p in rTdrthXa'rolina Beaverton, Ore..e.. iand wants to continue store with corporate oofl ffices in M onroe, Stevens grew upislers ir degree in busi- concentrating its growth in the North- Wise., soid holidoy franchnchises like Stew art's w g k and earned his masier)n in 1964 from the west. ore big money-makersrs ffor thc company, NB ^ ness administrationot theii University of even though they’re onlytily open two months ^ B .Wharton School ate thenll w orked at o utility econo]lomist predicts out o f 12. M Pennsylvania. Heising th firm, and later "Thc seasonal locationsjns moke about 35-40 L - —— H New York advertisinj more grovrthth for Jackpot AMOY ARCNZm* TkriM^Mw Inc., marketing such pcrcenl o f the sales o f ooi ur regular stores,” for General Mills Inc. JACKPOT -- DespileD Elko County’s ios ccreal and Betty said Curran, who declinedincd 10 give company Sandl r own pressed flower arrarTangements at a holiday producls as Chcerios economy being; ruruled by such volatile in- die Bjomson offers h ero’ sales figures. Curran saidaid thc stores, though g rtS a Crocker desserts. d ustries OS gamiiming and mining, Idaho and crafts store whereI rrmore than a dozen artisttIsts are selling their w ares leveloped a beverage independently-owned, are run on a company •s. Later, Stevens deve) f his hom e that bc- Power Economistlisi.John Church said last ■wise miss a that people who wh' work two or three days formula, which mokes thethc complicated task mall-bi•browser who mighl othcrwi: in the basement ofange h soda. He was week he projectsCIS Jackpot will continue in store. Sec- week during5 ththc'.yeor ore working six day of opening and closing: a Ibusiness in just 60 Christr>tmas display inside thc main s yg ■ come Sunkist orangdent o f Sunkist Soft to grow. ing the Chrislmas season," h days a cinch. ■” ...... ond, mmerchandise in the main stoiitore docsn'l ,o week during t founder and presidencOrdcd'sales of more : And the immcimediate beneficiary of ical sales pc-, said. “It sounds quite complitiplicatcd, but wc keep have tcto make way during a critical D rinks'C a ohd rccOriI from 1977 lo 1985, iWth w ill bc T w in F alls Jackpot’s growt: it simple,” Curran said. riod. M cD onaldd says s thc number of purel than $500 millionhe fro company to RJ County. Churchh added.,at Swiss Colony is Just on. BulB llic fear was mis- / ] ■ * Septem ber 1993 — 5.1 percent \ S102.000toitscn; employees. placed in Utah, wherelerc thc work force is I'M '■f Septem ber 1992 —•—4.2 percent le economy. r Sincc startingg tlthe Partnership Pay pro- growing as fast as thc c< September 1990 INUAL - WAGE : gram, Associotcdtcd has shared 50 ccnts'on ‘■We’ve been veryy successfulsi recruiting “ V AVERAGE ANNU.— $21,612 " said Ed'McCartney, ji ; every d o llar carrlamed in corporate profit^ in Solt Lake alone," s i 1992 — $19,728 •red a pool o f ovcrqual- j 1990 above its profitt target,la although comrhis- who quickly discovered PERSONAL tig in low-paying jobs, sion sales people>plc and senior m anagers ificd Utahns working i ~ PER CAPrTA3ME PE ay a base annual salary f * INCOME arc excluded. His company will pay i — $15,400 of $18,000 to iclcphorhone customer scrvice P 1992 - $ 1 4 ,0 3 4 A ssociated sells, sell leases and services representatives. 1991 — $13,192 officc equipmentent in Idaho, Nevada and Fidelity camc to Saltialt Lake Cily wilh 200 j 1 1990 FORCE Utah and thc 700-cmploycc70 company w orkers in -1986 andnd expects to employ — 859,100...... ------L , - posted rcvcnucs-Qa.QfJSfi3-raUliQQ.this year.—------I.-300 by early nc.xt-ye-year^Not-only-Qrlly-MatthcwR,-cconomi 8t-for-l>r- FirstSecu- - ta-pcrsonal -incomc-rcmainB-Iower-than-inc ii. shortsighted when it kindcoi oriikc"dhjnkcn'“ ...... w as a b so rb in g 19.01) .0 0 0 immigrants — rityC^Coip. 46 Olher stales,les. at $15,400. ‘P'* problems. eserve gives Idaho 3 0 Federal Rest ats counting babies — UtJuih’s residents and newcomemers arc pay- As one newlewcomer from California putI in — “ Right now Uiey’re akiii s s e e UTAH/D2 ______high-marksLfSLfocsaIes,JobJ)ase_ 46,000 new residents UtS P leasi SAN FRANCIICISCO - Idaho’s econo- my was noted1 forfc having strong retoil sales, a growinging job base and healthy C e d3ar City: M a k intig t h e ITn o s t o f A stale and local gogovernments in the Fcder- , said the businesses al Reserve Bank':nk's latest “Beige Book of The Associated Pressu Thrhcn its leaders pickcd themcmselvcs up, ihe hub ofa a countyc with a jobless ralew o h a t i f f iving. "These people Current Economomic Conditions” report dustcsted off, and embarked on anar industrial 3.7 percent, : of fore the early l'980s,/ay sa to the bank." said lhat cam c out lastlost week. CEDAR CITY, UtalJtah — A decade ago, reco^;overy that has turned Ccdaidar City into Mayor Harolarold Shirley said the city vya lhat survived are ihrivin Cedar City wos inI theth dumps.'Thc iron one5 co f thc hot spots o f Utah's ccieconomy. willing to paypay to get what it wanted. Fo tivc dircclor of the ; ConCompiled fiom reports ^(as are giggling all the way _ 1 mines had shut down,m, taking 500 lucrative ,.Thrhe cily has attracted 15 diveliverse manu- cach o f the pastpa; five years, the council ha of Commerce. For. .Bcrrcll. now executive jobs wilh them, 4000 housesh were for sale focti:turing plants with 1,3000 jjobs sincc spent $ 120,001,000 to send recruiters to wo IS arc watching their has Cedar City Chamber o f C ond thc jobless rate hoveredho around 8 per- 198888 , ils collcge has gained uni00. A nd its h ighly regard*rded Shake- money up,it’s it’s like standing on a street coi property values soar. T The lown o f 11,500,:red hills a short drive speai;are festival pum ps S20 milllillion 0 year ner ond hopiniping for a roasl duck lo fly intput lhal sold for $67,500 icledin I diverse industry - - -Farmbeat ...... D3 JB . colored, cedor*covcrcctnh’s national parks, into0 ibcI economy. .. your mouth,"I," 5Shirley soys, :or- S95.000. 3 see REVIVAIJD2 TradewindsIs ■ D3 from southern'Utahnuch of llic 1980s. Toroday, 17,000 people live inin Cedar( City. Frank Bcffcirrctt, who ran a music store intobe Tlie town has attraclcc foundered through muc be. ■ Please se

' i . J i . D-2 Tlmo3-Now8, Twin^ FaFalls, Itloho Sunday, Docembtnbor 19.1993 SS Busines I Manag(cement obDjectives .Export tboom1 lights up yuhe t r e e SSs a le s Journal o f C o m m ^ , The jum p in iexports hadn't been ."A chain store on thc Eastt (Coast Export demandi is expected< to con- overlc[ook the p])rGduct w idely expectcd,led. Ostlund said. Only lhatlat has a transportation nciwovork in tinue to grow by ^asm i uch.aa.20 . per- . ■ SALEM, Ore. — Thc mann in a two years ago,;0, sales of U.S.-grown plac measureures on the answer. Key watehetl w a helicopter drop ChristmasC cred any salps:s beyondt thc regional somf ;scale a n d e x istin g morclore Irces than demand, buyeners had lost year, lhat if you do not uchie:hicve them, you MANAGi.GEMENTQU12 olher o, flat year, bul scrairim blcd to . transportationI cicontracts to undercut gottiottcn 0 little lax," Ostlundd said. Priccs that ran S3 to 55.65 0 fobl m ay flop as a manager.gur Respondd "agree" ‘ or "dis;igree” to boosl.supply j,, when demantnd took a ‘he pnccs o f tratraditional East Coast "ThiThey tried playing the waifoiling .this year ran slightlyitly highcrvOt $3.10 Bul appropriate objoibjcclives should thefollowini “ ■ spike sr upward. The explanatlatioii: Ex- retailers, hc said,lid. gair: to 55.65 0 foot, she1C said.ss represent ouicomcs,:s. t that is. what For m ydedepanment „. p,port markets grew morc quiclickly than _ the department wasi cr crcaled (o pro- I ■ T camwnwork is a very imponant expected, jiist as discouniei duce. Few depanmetU:ents \vere crtal- objectiw. . tryingtr to crack thc East Coaspas Incoi>rporatioim s - ...... cd to producc morale.lie o r teiimwork— l -Kry objecuves ob are almosi im-.. ..- wilh^ low-cost Westcm trccii#.- o r two new staff memb:mber^, possible (o-n0 •measure. Thc additional demand1 Ihist year Tho Times-Ncwi ! Inc. Cut! H«ni«n. ]70 SurUxint..Sun V«ft«r my Dtiv*, Ourtcy. centuucson andtnd ImaUmanlIn E £ f' Riym»i EnUrpniM Inc., Fr»«rwU RayR hUmmko. 1S19 E. c are many difTerent opin- p, Rather, managersrs organizec and H'cre a pumped life into a 51.2 billiolion-a-yeor t)*mortimortW*D(Ccrp.JonnW. kUnn, 11SP«nMfMfRowl. 3(d0S.W*n««l,tn• HmIW Food Puca Ine. DtvU A. RlU. fiSSlTsm;.-— in^ifB—------"ports, scrviccs to otherher departments, ‘TMoralel state's office in November. List in- ,|1*| Diya. N. T*m Fill, ritttm lood iiora Sida)lnc..J»nMutc>iinwn,,IUS 1M5 AOMonAva.E. Twin mformation. analyses,;es, responses to 5. It is hard hai to know whether wc T of company, agent's gh Onwl Contlructen inc., Any CUuSttit Eho dConWucDon. Idaho Power toiDUtS - name of «RUicia. sWntwk OyriMca me.. DavidH.Pr««AT«.K«cnuffl. De«. M«tn Sl. HU«y. tny lawful. mcnt o f these purposes,ises, Commimunicatjon is an impor- Tbej Time»>NewB prMuJantf eti.Mrwwu.1 Uauma V)*» Trt<{*JBB Inc. Fitn> PMnen. 4K4C0W. SLnV«D«)'S*r>Mrt>'nc.VVIUrtVUlamO Smm.XIBta e following arc tarn objcctivitive. • A4M Pum Inc.. W SmBi,rnCh.^nvnewSl. Klicr.unu- StOS.0 S H*ytMn, (ny Inrfm, imwucoon. \ For instance, ihc fc uldl. NOftMT■nntrn. end Sen C^vuction Inc.. Jtrry Noithtr««.. 22o SK SW iffisxa J morc likely to be key objectives: 8 . Budget;et is nol usually a part of . TWIN FALLS - Idaho Po'’ower Co. lltv«iO.P»W»(jn,1CI2M«lnAy» UonfO*mo*. Twin Fani. (tncraJ eentnetw. ' JtnMO.OMnn.urSMondaLbaiT^,£lT£5!^' 4C«MU4*vltlon. Nornrtlirumt 6n«vif Cwp.. Nooln Tdppi*, IM la*no ' “T o producc accuiTiieate financial rc- .our objcctivtlives. is trying to boost the imagage of its BtaWoodHWInvMVTWlmwiUl.li]..DovglMj.Aan■ W h e n y o u ’rere or\( vacation, B c3 i f t Id eias j tests which consist o f botloth perc 1 ^ ^ ^ a t h o m e , o r scs o u n d a sle e p . holes and. boro holes. Thr h c s o il > ProfessionalII ssecurity on call. iW A Y testing is done to deteite rm in e 1 ^ RE]^NOGETA^ whether or not the siteB tested i A PERC TEST !• >■ T a ilo r m a d eB aand easy lo use. r la Impor* . ' \ p . p . Available Janan. 2 thru 8 i will meet thc rcquiremenents for tant btfor# builculldlnaT It I s I >-Reduces homimeowners premium, *W dh\ atTfareefrom fi ' i a domestic sewage disiisposal Indicates sultatItablllty of I system. T o o b u ih a p c m:rmii for land for sawagaladlaposal, d , r .Boise and 2 nightjhts’ hotfil. I ______>■ Free estimate*tes. H ^ 6 9 the conventional systen "'.t »* * » • » if* ****** * I land owner must qbulnn a soil - ^ ISlDISNEYLijUTOFORSPRINNGBREAy test which indicates thi soil h u the capacity tof.'te.rt i Personalizedid ServiceS b y [ Mf

Sunday. OocombotMr 19.1093 Tlmos-Nows, Twinwin IFallfl. Idaho 0-3 Busiliiness T radeww in d s E1 nviro)nmentiBlist Wi^ants livt^estockcout Debra Dickerson of Coldwell '■ "■ ■ '1 thisNlis will help." took a field trip to3 thethi Magic Vallcy Banker Western Realt:alty in Twin H ere’s a sum m ary o f Sai5aturday's 1——— Last May. certified private apppplica- on Wednesday as six jpeople from the ■ , Foils-recently complclcdled the cduca- edition of Magic Valley Ag..Weekly, V F a r imriraat- - I torsirs^ oi f restricted use pesticides;s were Baltic states touredJ threethr local dairies. (ional and testing requiquiremenis of rsl required, by legislation inir the The tour wos one)nc o f m any being - the state to be Kcens'cdd a:as an associ- If Joo Marvel gets his wajmy, public possible legislati(ation will be introduccd_f«'’st ngress, said Juiiies ate real estatc.broker. lands ranchers may becomene Idaho’s lo restrict compelpetition between ranch-' iWO farm bill, to keep more delIctuilcd sponsored by Congrc xords o f chemical use, he soid.J. • Butcher, intcmolionalinal research dircc- Dickcrson has been a 1licensed Re- next endangered species - 0 dying ’ ers ajid groupsi seekingsc to remove cat- rccof Those rccords arc subject tot< in- lor for USDA in Wash/oshington, D.C. altor with Coldwell BanViankcr Western. breed succumbing to chonginjing public tie from stole laniand. xclion by qualified personnel;l from USDA, the Departpartment o f Com- Realty for more than twow o years. sentiment. sped ___The -Hailey architect saysys his firsl— A g ro u p o fldIdaho a liveetock produc^ thc.Iic.Idoho Department o f Agricuculture merce, and otherr departmentsdc arc step is to acquire a lO-yeor• leoscle on 0 era who graze;c livestock1 on p u b lic att anyan time. Patterson said. conducting similarir lours,lc which ore Jim Wentworth wa -son Wentworth 640-acre(A scction o f stote-owiiwned land lands arc pursuisuing the development being paid for wilhh fu funds approprial- named Lytle Signs Inc. in C uster County by outbididding the ofo Idaho Rarlangclond Rcsourccs Kurt Ki Alberti is going to putIt up a ed by Congress, Butchutchcrsaid. ciate o fth e Year. recently attended currcnt renter, Challis ranc!ichcr WiU Commission. ncwew fence behind his house thisis win- £^H _the company's Wentworth has becilecn with the Ingram, for the privilege. ■ Bert Brackctt,ctt. Three Creek cattlc ter'.r sos il will look nice next Sfspring Two new disease!ases surfaced last national fran- com panyfo’riilm ost tivc fivi years and “ It’s part o f ihe reality' o0 f life in rancher ond memember of the Idaho whei'hen the Time magazine phoKjlogro- year on grain cropsps inii Southern Ida- chjse meeting in runs the company's coicomputerized C "^Idaho now that wc can do lhat,"th said Rangeland Comiimmiltec, soid the com- phcnhers arrive. ho, and rcseaxchcrsrs continuec< seeking North Dakota. w routing operations. Mprvcl, an outspoken criticc (of public mission would1 beb< similar to the Idaho “Maybe “ N I’ll be Man OfIf T h e ways to identify ondmd control' the dis- f f m . Twin Foils lands grazing. * Forest Products:ls Commission, which • Year’ear.'" he joked, cases before they bccoxcom e epidemics, jli^ B resident Acyne Bill 0 . Koch and Billlill W . Koch o f I I y . j l Should the lease be sccunurcd, Mar- runs newspaper,er, radio and television Alberti A! has drawn national atlen-a Barley suipe ruslsl andai on unnamed Stevens, presi- K&T Steel Corp. in Twin Tw Falls re- vcl's group - the recently forbrmcd Ida- odvcrtisemcnlss promotingp the limbiir tionon - including inlerest from theihi na- mosaic virus lhat withers witl sweet com dent of the Bust- ccntly were awarded the Stair Corp. ho Woiershcds Project - wot'ould fence industry, tionaonal news magazine - ^ r ihcic high leaves were bolh discovereddis in the ness jProfession- Total Quality Managemesnent Award. ' [ ' off about 40 acrcs along a strstream thot Othpr commoinodiiy groups in Idaho, quoliuolily Jersey cows he is raisiising at Magic Valley thislis > year, said B ob als o f A m e ric a ' ity of Idaho plont The recipient of thee a award is dc- cuts thiough property to kekeep 'caltid including wheat,:ot, barley, potatoes and hisis AUJ Jerseys dairy south offWen- ^ Forster, University 1 mer CoIIcbo of , ibcriy. cidcd by Starr Corp.. mmanagement Wagone off the land. beans also have/e commissions.c dell,ell. pathologist in Kimberi Southern Idaho The anticipated result wonould be an “Thc’purpose-se would be to present a At Ihe All-American Jersc7 SoSale on Forster discussed;d theth ncw diseases and cm ployecs and rccirecognizes the chapter feeecently attended a state improved habitat on ihe fenenced por- positive imagec 0o f livestock producers Nov.Jov. 7 in Kentucky. Alberti sold>ld a 5- threatening Magic ValValley company thai best aas s s is ts S ta rr loajcrship.confcrcnce cc in Sun Vallcy. ____ C orp:jnbinldm g Qualitylity stnicture.s,______■____ tion o f the cattle^frcc public.lc.land.that. _as stewards of lhc-land_and.good_monlonth oj^d heifer, "Tina,"," fo^r ■ in th'cTuiure, would offer a 23,500, which sei a'hcw recoi:ord as DCTclopmcntij mh theth Salmon T ra c t...... K&T produces strucructuVal steel Formerr Magicfv Valley^csldent a dramatic stewards," Brackickclt said. **We wanl t o . S23, n Wagoner was recently contrast cc to surrounding rangelandro reassure the pubIublic that we’re doing a ' the1C 1highest price ever paid forr a Jer- lawsuit are awortingig a decision from a components, concrctcte reinforcing Gene Van ^ rourt hearing sloted ayor of Hurricone, Utah, a grazedP by Ingram’s cattle. good job. sey.cy. U.S. Bankruptcy Coui bars and fuel sloroge tanitanks. ciccted may( :alello. 500 locotcd 17 miles cast Wheii that happens. Mararvel said, "Even in Idahiaho, the general public It also was the first time o hiheifer, for Tuesday in Pocatel Last year’s winnerr wasw Gietzen <^“y 0 * ng ani- The court date is tlthe next step to- o f St. Georgiirge near Zions Pork. ththe section of lond could bbecome o does not have 0a first-hand knowledge andnd not1 a bull, was the top selling ______Flectric Inc. of Buhl; sold on-'wrrdTcaching'Scttierrtlemenfin-thc'coti------VaiTWa'giogoncr waTa 1951"graau-" --vntuabtc'cducnTionotioort-for -O pp^onK niind Uetietinisf'tlfey ■are'iwno—malrlairAnhc-snrnc'Sale.-Albcrti'so ^ much the Salmon Rick and Julie Featheitherstoa, own- ate of Jeromome High School and later nents of livestock grazing; con public three generationions removed from it," cmbimbryo package - a developingng coif iroversy over how mi mother River Conal Co, will/ill fpay downsireom crs of ABC Seamless IuInc. in Jerome lived and woworked in Twin Falls. 1ftlands, he added. thatlat has yet been bom - for am Tours of.the allotment b;by school rccoitcord-sctling price of 510,000. landowners who suffered suf property children, scientists and ththe media Rccent changc3gea in p ^ c i d e record- damage from floodin)ding caused by on Panel reejects con:tnplaints wouldt help spread the mesiBssage lhat keeping laws will w assist the agricui- Tbe Tt movement toward ecommomic emergency rclease: 0off water from the , • removing livestock from pu1)ul)lic land tu ral in d u stry•y in d efending its e lf refoiBform in the former Soviet empire en Salmon Falls Damlin in i1984. . / would benefit the environitnment, he against, “smearLT campaigns"< launched o v e rC aanadian lvum ber ^said. by chemical opfjpponents, a University M fi o f Idaho Externension economist said ■7------WASHINGTGN-fAP;AF) — Canada ing the provrovinccs’ cutting fees ore 0 Rogersoa rancher Qoor(>rge Sw an Monday. rhe-Gommerce-Deportment—said~an ss cnvironmcntal*groToup’s-et- Paul Pattersoison told Magic Volley ning trade dispute overovc softwood also failedd tot support its contention (gtempt to acquire state-owneded land tra- farmers ottendinjling a pesticide reccrtifi- '" anno3U N C IN G lumber when a bination;ional panel dis- that Britishsh Columbia's ban on log diditionally used for livestockick grazing cation workshoplop thoi record-keeping In^in Reallv, Inc. is proTOud 10 announce the li^ '' •' missed a U.S. claim that the Conadi- exports benienefits a specific industry, igis a bad'precedent for Idaho.3 ,' ...... Jaws will helpI theth industry support its addition of Ivan B. Skinner 10 our staff as a Real an industry is subsidized.:ed. the ruling said.sai - "Agriculmre will have memore o f on cloim that farmm chemicals< arc not bc- Estate Sales As.sociate. Ivan is ua life long resident of ; ______In a 3-2 decisiQg, thele panelp said the All threece panelists voting in the c(economic impact on stqte lailand leases ing overused., . the Magic Vallcy. having airilready completed o . US. Commerce Departnmrn'em “ tails to m ajority weffe' w Cflnndnm sr T w o -by bi pulling it to gooa econc record'kceping law was ^ucce»(ul-busif»!A-caFBer-as-anJjvOfficer-Worccto^ 4 = - ^ ,t Co. As a result of his provide a rational basis"lis" for conclud- Americanss dissented.d . tlithat's for and above whot: a govern* passed, little datdato on ociual pesticide oftlKlVinFalU Bank&TmstC long bonking and financial involvi)lvcmeni in the area, he ^ mment ogency or non-profitI corganiza* use was ovailoiloble to support the brings into lus ncw profession a1 nreputation of honesty, 'on, recent- claim, he said.id. Although that doto tiontil would have," said Swor integrity and service, including a recognized abilily to ------lyly-clected president of the IdahoId Cat- will help, Pattcitterson soid he is nol Holiday! ------serve people W’cll. A lairc pant ofc hU banking career tie Association. convinced it will wil completely proteci required knowledge and undeistandiiandingof the time much more>re ambitious undertaking was in ihe lending field wliich ret] C ontlnu0 (^ from Dl State Sen. Laird Noh,1, a sh eep the industry froifrom attacks on chcmi- value of money & profit and loisss relative to iis production and investmentinve ictum. omy have gone outsidedc the job mar- ‘hisyear. ranchcr from Kimberly, alsoso hos con- cols crucial to cncrop protection, He is familiar with tlic area, ils ecteconomic needs, gnawih and goalsols bboth inside and )n has organized the Winter " ket ond crcatc their ownwn yuletide op- cems about the threat of'removing r "I don’t belielieve that facls will al- outside of ihe city and his expericrience includes working with fanrfamieni, livestock md of Crafts, o month-long. portunities. ^ ^ Wonderland livesiock from state-ownciled range- woys win out; overo’ smeor campaigns people and agri-businessmen.. We\ Ihink his association withh us will provide , . craft fair Itatti the Blue Lakes Mall. , ssional Real Efitaic Gem Spraying of-JenJerome, for cx- j, land. that are carefuifully orchestrated by anotiw-dimen.sion of cxpotise,; anda will make available profession t soy I reolly jumped at the Noh, choirman o fth e sent:nate Natu- some groups,"," Patterson said. “We services to his many friends aixld acquaintances.c Give him a call,1. he wil welcome ample, opened a ChristnilmKIrccbusi- chancc," BjomsonBj said, "It’s been rol Resources Committee,e, said it’s had no way to0 fight f bock before, bul llic oppcstuniiy to be of service 10 you. ness this year to alloNvow i.s regular isy „ time. But it was such o workers additionalI cemployjjcnl^ gre«l opponlortunity, I couldn't p a s s -it- r ^ through’tHelioliaays. up." Spokane firriii gets hospp ltaldeal V IN R E A tT Y - - "The reason we gol.. iiinlo 11 wns 10 •'Bjorosonon has gathered together extend the business seasonsci for our sts from Idaho, Utah and.,. SPOKANE, Wash. (AP)?) — *is- S400.000 to Wismer-MartinW and IJV' ' employees," said Jan JonJones whow.lh Nevada inon one large store inside the nmer-Martin Inc. has been;n hired to could require thethe addition of SO peo- n j her husband, Earl, ownsvus the residen- ^voodlodworkcrs, jewelry artists, cicreate a com puter informaliation net- pic to its lOO-j0-person stoff. Hatch tial and commercial spraipraymg compa- ,„ymakcrs,rs, tpile painters, knife wwork for the University o fT'Tennessee said, ny. It imports trees from•om a plantation andid 0i more than a dozen oth-, NMedical Ccnter, the,Spokeikanc soft: TKe,softwareirc .for the Tennessee d& in.Oregon for sale in eigieight lots across „ rs have | individual display - warew company said. ' !' T . , , „ network.ls need:cded in January when w the Magic Vallcy. ’ , booths whc'here they sell their work., The nciwork will link hhospitals, the stole conver/erits its Mcdicaid pro- vash Jones'soid her 12 regiregular employ- Bjom son said sa having the artists on 'doctors *d and health maintenailancc orga- - gram from a fcc-for-servicefeC' lo o flat- to (jft O A S lS> PUMP 8c m S ces arc nomuilly on the,te job for Gem bonus for the craft show, in nnizoiions in a 21-county^ area,i the fee basis, If wash cenUr of the tAaalc VVdt flijcir ^ just seven or eight memonths of the 's than one. cicompany said. “W e’ve golt tot do this year, from Morch untilmil October or ght about having one central immediately," ir Wismer-Manartin presi- 1 " h i — November. Three monlonths ago, the , g, ster, but the shop wos too ddent Stan Hatch said Thursc^^y.“Wc FA SHI I I O N S j ^ IE Car Caare Gift IdeasS H Joneses decided that wasn'twa enough, yg We’dhi1 hove had to have addition- itmay skip Christmas this year and with the assistance alcmployeei^ees jusfcto watch the shop," The deal moy be worii nmore than ||O I For The spraying company in IdijoIda Fulls, be- Bjomsonsasail “And people like to gan planning a holiday.y Ibusiness that :raft artists.” ' k i i M i f l Give Yo ^ u a t ^ Person Wht10 Has Everyththing! ^ would keep not only th' Bjomsonon said she would have to ^ ^ Discounted p rere-pald annua! wash programsims • • employees busy throughighlhe hoh^ys, „„,i,il the, lost show closes on ITHE LIGHT TOI by C u rtit Smith sd for everyone's b u dget but would also allow' forfc f Christmas; EveE to doiennine whether !__, - - Kevin Bradshi$haio %&■ designed jobs for the six Jonesichtoandn ch n^Wonderl rT h e Blind MoiKon” EXAMPLES: , lerland showed a profit, TO ^ gaggle o f their children’s:n’s friends. d -^ i„i, ^ ^ FROM k or no, though, Christmas • Ousttes “We used all the rcgt m rewards. • Verosol PlealadBmshidBi " K M ® ' M ees, plus all our kids,;J^ptsZslTr H ^o t^ • LevolorMlnlII BlBlinds ^______m -.a The riThe 1 ^ their friends," Joneses said with a reallyly thinks it helps with my • Silhouettes >». Econenemy s t kids hand out Christmases]s, spiril," Bjomson said. “If •Verticals *h Presidential , chuckle. "Our youngest li ^ •Wood Slal eilni candy cones ai the lots,s. tlthe older ones you run 0 a retailn business at Christ* A • Specialty GllnOi Brad,haw ^ sweep and watch the regiregisters." - mos, you hoveho to be in the spirit for [ £ ■1 •Uw,LowPrI |1 1 2 9 !1 I i 9 i L i Jones said capital1 01outlay — for your custon-omers. You’re singing car- ^ Includes: ^C f e l ^Incluncludes: '. Arishing everyone o Merry U ll Is Ilka a a o w tnf^ttB U ------fences, tree stands, sign;igns and kiosks ols and wis wroagtvnimilyoami ERIOR D E S IG N \ m late profits this Christmas,IS. It’s great. And they're Flatinui^crvices 12 I? — will likely eliminate hoi water. INSVLTATION i l year, but the flnol numbmbers won’t be buying youiour work to give a Christ- Other packages FullE)U Exterior , which is a wonderful feel- ^ and 8 °' in until the lots close: scsometime this mos gifts, w available ServServices ing." napnblarntimaiiiai Full Services week. to fit . JDesplte this year’s red ink, howcv- "You know,kn< we've been telling thafwaonl/ianttoitthan It i—rmrai for years they have to moke y o u r p e r s o n a U j e B Q er, the Joneses plan to operate the (people) for with tha pacflamittch 7 33; 3 . 0 0 7 5 ^ _ 5 ar. new oppomiirtunities and take advantage n e e d s . tree lots again next year. rO L L F R E E : \% jessful, and we of them,"' McDonaldN said. "It looks “It’s been really stres; Hlihlatanstnttsttai B00-862-9595_n^ ^ ______probably wonU-havee aas.many lots I'ke that^s.vs what’.s happening during how ttt llm within aw la 37^'urw elfiiiir^c Chnstmiifn'os^^on. ------^ next year," Jones saiaT*' HIghtamtaichushchowta W indtdow Fashions La it's been successful.” Iln without It. . 1135 BllBlue U kes Blvd. North “Christmas tree lots5 arare traditional- ' DHOCOUNT I ly mom-and-pop opetperations, but T|.| Ailrarsltfmakasasal M Falls, ID, that’s changing a little,'lie," McDonald H BLiLIND CO. U said. “Therc4irc more: COcompanies gei- t's True! bltlar or hatter. u a im , '.a 733-1578 ting involved.’’ But that doesn’t meailean that aren’t I V | " J Fallurasiloa'tglanloi f t / ; . many other niches in1 ththe Christmas I V 1 Host al them b ll toip f /a a . economy for those whowl can find b ^ PMI them. Plananawoailerlullioilolldm- t h I i W J i h ...... Sandie Bjomson o f KKimberly, for • — A irtNorwest ' m'swhatwawlshto Scn/ces (or trained, cxperlenccciccd, toted people to handle your)ur staffing n c c d s T ^ H ^ example, opened a craftraft store in the ^ ^ _ Cell Express Sc - .....- Blue Lakes Mall-lasrChChristmasrscll--- - j g m - Tem porarv»ry o r Full-time" :LER1CAL • INDUSTRIAItIAL • T E C H N IC A L • SAI ing her own and other' anartisans’ crafls. The success o f that storetore prompted a i r a b ...... IBII AddltonAv«.E.TWlrI E H ie i o n a e fJS i IN TWIN FAUSi or BURLEY ------Vin Falls S rcc. 733-7300 or call 734-338183 ^ K l PtRSOHHEl i f SEima 3 6 7 8 - 4 0 4 0 ■ . ^ * Tbaak Yoi'ou for Letting ^ r Welcome to 1Twin Falh, us bamndle Yoar Ray & Lindda Rausch "hnpossiblble Printing Mis.issioJs"\ ■ id'congratulatItions on youri r in 1993!"!^"Mission Accomj.nplisbed'r [PPYHOLIDAYiY&'from newpositicion in the ^ Commetercial Departnment of KeyiBank. I t a a f c i®o IPlpy ane George & 146 2ndndATC.N.*TwinfMs»TO-I449 B ■ Jflr Ste

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Business> S Entrep3reneurss use dogi^sleds to»help milanagers5 improv(e teamwwork Knight-Ridder News Scrvisrvicc -yciyears. He is moving his bubusiness, cosls about S5000 0 a dog per year lo muniiiinilics will occur, slarting Jun,11, 15, Such a racc woulduld be about 300 ‘You>u learn how CaiCaribou Creek Sled Dog SchIchool, lo race, 1995.95. miles longer than theIC fufamous Alaskan MARQUETTE. Mic■lich, - No t o t aIke k i care of the Chatham, near Munising, Miclich,, this Gilbcrt.son, whc^ho was first nltrucied "Il‘Il will\ probably be the longestll raccr race,'ldifurod, and mudTiuch more conve- offiMi.sc inicndccl. butI mniusher Boh doasIS, how to gel winter. He hopes to cxp;ind ua |promis- lo ihc Upper Fcnicninsula as a racer in in the w orlds he suid. “And uniinlikc nicnl for spectators.. AbAbout 30 million ...... Johnson corponilclie execuiives . ^> most' out of ing-bu:>ine:>s touching.corponiinile, man-.. .ihc UP200,.plans,tIS, tA.chnrge,.from_S4W ,.jhe: i^a.skan race, it_ ^ l be access!ssihle M idw esterners live'c w ilhin a d ay’s can loam a l»i about ciiif:mployec rela- * ^ 0 I agers to hantlle the dogs as muniige- n lo $700 for thrciircc to eighl days of to peo:i«"pi'-" ...... ' '"drive ofllie projected^dCOtlTTiC.-.- cc ...... - lions and icanuvork by handling a thOITIm and how to ment me training. . instruction and lo open his school in - buiicli of dops. coopererate with your iIn G ilbertson's week-longg school. January, .Some sk’d dogs arcirc oucSL'ing. h u mman : partner.’ c.xccutivci split into teams to0 1leam. to ,_T)ic hottest .topopie among bled-dug |B chccrful and luirdworkitii:.ing. Others arc harhandle ihe dogs, to judge theileir abili-. racing enihusiusissis is the possibility of H ^ “N0” TO I;i/y. diih’t like tlie Iviss,ss, have a had —- LLloyd Gilbertson, I'l:'lies and ihcn — afler a profc)fessional a 1,400-milc, 3-v3-week-long dogsled footbali-style drafl al week’s’s end — race around Lakc:c JSuperior, from Sault H iitliiiidc. Vet a gocxl nuishusher must gel wilderness guide )RE TAXES I llie nu)M out o f (hum1 alall. perhaps 10 clioose the dogs lo curry/ themt lo Sle. Marie, Ont.,., I lo Saull Sle. Marie., H even sing lO'keep spirits•ils up aloi’ig a , , viciory in a race. Gilbenson sasuid a lot Mich. ' ^ kennels, man;any raising racing dogs for lonu. Iiard trail. is learned atxjul human and bciKast. Tracy Mullins,IS, u Suull Ste, Marie, H rHE C.t). I "Eveii if you're liehindnd in the race. , , . ,"You leam how lo lake canare of ihe Ont.. lourism consimsulionl who hus been H I riding alst) offers a new if it's snowing atui yoivour feet are ^ogslcd ri dugs, how [0 gel ihe mosl outIt ofi them hired by a commii[iiillee of sled-dog ni(;- H 'ERNATIVE I ract winter lourists lo an free/ing off — be liappy and how to cooperate willilh your ers to do u feasibsibilfty study, said he gling to generate jobs in Jolm Rii'iins.i Mikcrhilltr> .said. "If you ilon'l. il's human partner." he said, "Wl>Vhut you definiiely believes'es the thrcc-week nice rs afler being liard-hit by Sample Case: your leam will slow dov wanl on your team is the veryry fasiesl, through 21 Canadladiun and U.S.’ com- ...... )f ihousanils of defense , * M u le, 60, Non-Smoker yinfcr t"-, Johnson , hopes. to Jolinsoti hopes Ml. lk-\a„m„fa ile' This win/ rarely llnd all this, and so you end up is business by offering group of etiireprcnctirs easier caj to inim- . picking the closest thing thiil y( lining to guesls of Charle.s Tax Deferred -•Incom e Tnx duce llie Alaskan liiisky,v t>I corpora.c ‘'Jf'''-''' available lo you. Just like in IhiIhc work- r. a retired plumbing con- ‘ imltment to you Is c.\ecuiive,s. widely known place." I Yr. C,P- C.n. After Sirji-le : Prem, Single Pren).:n). Free Death m riiicagii. who wilh his- ^ 9 fine espresso ine for new iraining mode,«lcsamll»»ul- "'■IC'™ ff"'" One of Gillwrlsun's fonner-srMudcras <0 ' in. has opened a hed-and- ^ Year Etui Tax LifeOuiiran. Life Proj.j. Benefit ___ in^ iid^imires, . Wile. Susan. is Claire Seekins, 40. a corjwrioraic pm- d r in k s a n dd fresh roasted '■ -overluukitig.u lake, I , 51,620 54,7-10 54,7-10• 115,025 Johnson trains and sei jei'l -niiiniiger for Minneapuli:ilij.-ba!.cd^ -qtiallty..CO.ff>.ff.e_e;_ u s in g t h e _ ■seirrAlasklnf > I liawatha Naiional I'oiest. huskies and offers dogsl.gsled rides to ^ Norwest Corp., a bank holdinling com- f i n e s t a r aBbica b beans by ...... “10 ■■ "~'6ti.77S — ••69.943------8 9 ,2 7 2,------,- 1‘46,043 ■ ing ihis monlh. the pj, linirists at a kennel arKuil.0111 four miles Bcginnini pany. She said'she W'ould rccoconimcnd custom roaslasters providing 15 ao,fi66 • 78,201 124,002I 180,763 •• ■soneofabtun Muniwylers'rs' B&B. ihe Buck Slop. Gilberison's Qji Boundary Wate soutli ill'M ari|iieite, Il's n you with -AlWiIways a fresh cup’ q , —a.duzcii-i.mall-ba'auesbiC.s.>cs-gru\uiig_up._>H motlai'e iJroups of tip to 12 ■dou.nu»rs.e^tQ.aiiyexi.'cuiive. ______around dogsleJ racing in Michigan's «’ould-be diigsicti di Jri'vers In iheir "It’s a great siress-manaj Upper i’eninsulu, populariilari/-ed by the renary. M idi. The costs of thing lo do.” she said. “You gcgo out on TWIN FALLS-733.7212 Mrtln; lion Folkmi,;a; Chuck Lanu^mulcy; Ul»2(H). a 227-mile dogsl)gsled race oui ickiiges range from S.'iO for a irip a and you forget olher ihii I^cnnij Culp. LUTCF; Wcn Stiir Llnih.Hirfcll; T.uil DcWiit; iionin Ikivd.LUTCFIManaj-er) • - .ufMarqueiie. ;t iwo-hour• rideril for two. lo Sl.K.*!!) for slay real focused in Ihe [ iO participants •* nve'-day exiexcursion (including meals niorneni. „]o always problem solvi This winter aboui (lO | BUHL - 543-6438 ibined pur.se of i‘id Iwtging)lg) for two, who then drive “Now I'm ut Ihe point whi/here I‘m • will coinpele for a t'onihi) Lircnc Ne}c:chlel\i; John Ensun •anicipants mid iheirow ndoglogsled leam, put I S.'?0,(KH). up from 2.'' pani putting together u race tean Mike Phillips { SIO,(){)() when ihe eventml hegan only "We thinknk wc will allract the peo* said, sait "This is as complicated i m u m ) four years ago. The race:e -— scheduled pie who wan,'ani 10 try something new aging agi a football team or rur G O O D IN G . 934-8405 m i K I ^ F at m r m B u r e a u for Feb. IS-20— is expet-peeled 10 draw and diffcrenl•ni ,,, doctors, lawycr.s. cor- corporate cor project. You need1 a strute- SI-Xmn,. D'Anibr;i, LUTCRJ.k-L■ Lcach Family o/ln$uitneane» ComptniM ------i»bout—2 d ,0 0 0 -Npccta;c taio rs from —porute-people-pltfT^Miiniwyler-saitl: ------gic-plan-aiid.iJuUjDhaianiiUi.g it LJikilla::______'lA lw a ys./sjLfresh.aip ______' ______^W-8stefn Farmrm BureauG ihroughnui ihe Midwest..1. Lloyd Gilljilberison. a 45-year-old. If I there is one problencm wilh TER£>ME“ '3'24‘^ ‘37H Life Insurance:e CoCompany "Five years ago we had ha no raccs, Minnesoui w iildemess guide, has more . dogsled doj handling, it's ihul it be Kinawawjcidri'jgaa - cCarol Cole; Barrett McCKitc Now wc have this raceice plus three specific corpi-rporale training in mind, addiclivc, adc she said, and "you cican use a g g g g f l l H B Farm Bureaulu MMutual HAILEY/BELLEVUE - 7880: ...... other mid-distance races:es in the Ul’." -G ilbcrlson;on has conducted winier g(Kxl g

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i ' f i 4 • V Fei es ISpimigght F'U g llitin^ the!SoutthH im on theivalev ' Wojcikfamibily wins | i | | contest-withI thet help Ex-areaa resident of 15,000 ligtghts nam ed presidentp By Denise Turner of nation)nal group Times-News writer HANSEN - Meet thcc winners of The Former Hansen1 residentrc Linda Harvey riracs*Ncivs holiday lights:iis contcsti - to thc Fitzsimons is thee pipresidcnt-'clcct of-the tune o f 15,000 glittering bull American Socictyy olo f Directors o f Volun* teer Scrviccs o f the American Hospital Tho home of Roy andid Sandy ; Wojcik Association. She lights up the skies o f thc SoiSouth Hills, with a . will begin serving toy soldier and a train accoicounting for 3,000 ^ the two-year term o fth e 15,000 lights. w- in January 1994. “ Wc test a lot o f lights,"," saids Sandy Woj- i j p p ' iu president, she cik, with a laugh, "and wc ltest them one by w will provide lead- one." H ership to volunteer It all began when ibcc Wojciks’V oldest I 'directors across the.------— child,-JoshuQ,-was bom-on-on-ChrisunasJ3ay_^^^H * country during lo* Hc's a freshman at Idaho10 StateJ University ^ cai, regional and now,'but thc Wojciks’ ligllight-up-thc-housc ^ notional meetings. Christmas tradition continue ^'"FUzsim ons-has. — “Wc d o n 't have a real phiphm; burwe-dcrtp^ fjl| been thc director of to add som ething each year.ear,”'Sandy Wojcik volunteers at F itzsim ons P le a s e3 S(seeLIGHTS/E 2 Salem H ospital in ANDY AR£Ptt tnd UKE18AtSaURY/n» 8AI Salem, Ore., sincc:e 1 1972. She is responsi* ble for 500 activcc acadult and junior volun-. Above, Roy and SandySai Wojcik were assis'Isted by d au g h te r Melanh tcers and is adminisiinistrative director o f the friend Patrick Moor>ore in creatin g th eir Souluth Hills nighttime wondi Salem Hospital Au>Auxiliary. She prcvious- At right, oh the Wo]Vojclk proporty a life-sizece to y soldier co ntains thi ly taught school in Hansen1 and was Mrs, white lights festively franame the hom e and drivevi Idnhoinl969. of lights. Below, wh David and M ariene:ne St. George southw est'It o f Twin Falls. At bottoiT third* M ayben C o le JohnsonJol is am ong 127 prize w in n er G regSg Smith saya his family,, Iincluding dau g h ter Heal en> . new medical studeudents that entered thc ' joys Christmas, ancand for fun they drive aroround looking at area llgf Michigan Slate UtUniversity College of plays. Ostcopathic MediciiHeine this fall, Johnson receivedvcd an associate of ap- ______plied scicncc degrcigrcc in pre-health from ~ t h c C ollege o f SouSouthern Idaho m iy91 and also studied atnt thI e University o f Ida- ho in Moscow. HcHc is a 1973 graduate of Jerome High Schooiiool and has four daugh- tcrs, Erin, Amanda,ida, Nicolc and Rachael, Hc is the son of 1Mayben and Merna Johnson o f Jerome.nc. Thc ostcopathiclie i students will take six semesters of basicisic scicncc. behavioral scicncc and clinicalical studies on campus -and then do 60 weekswc of clinical clcrk------ships, including; arambulatory and in-pa- ticnt carc, in comn-mmunity hospitals, din* , ... ics and.hcalth-careire Ijgents. Upon complc*____ tion o f m cdical school, sch Johnson will re- ceivc a doctor uf f o:ostcjjpathy degree and, following examinatination, may be licensed in any state to prov>rovide the full spectrum o f health care.

A woman fromm J Jerom e is one o f four members of thee Northwesth Nazarene College Forcnsicsic Team who rcccntly H placed first in a foreforcnsic tournament, Ruth Wooldridgeidgc won the persuasive speaking categoryry tat NNC: She was one of 103 participantants from four colleges bnd universities aot t' the NNC Invitational. T hc NNC team1 is coached by Merilyn Thompson and DenDennis R. W aller, both of thc Specch/Commuimunication Department,

A Twin Fallsi rcresident now attending Brigham Younglg IUniversity in Provo, Utah,, is a memberbcr of an active campus organization devote/oted to serving thc BYU and Provo communnunities. Kamie Hobbs,s, ddaughter of Brad and Sandy Hobbs, iss oran associate vice prcsi- dent in thc Campu;ipus Life Division o f tlie • 'BYUStudcntSmJervice Ass'ociationrThe ” ■ association is onI ororganization o f approxi- m ately 100 studentlents dedicated to scrvice, thc Campus Lifefc 1 D ivision serves BYU students. Members)crs organize and imple- ment activitiesi arand servicc programs, Hobbs has helpedcd

Jay Blacluhcrsr cof Gooding, recently completed a FAFARMEDIC Provider Playing; catch-up( ddoesn’t woork mallie holidlay sho]>pper “ CbursrTir-AHTed;■edH^T-Y.-Hc-was-epon------ach Sunday, Your sored by thc. Goodooding County Memorial Ers clothest ore cut for Council, agricultutIture ranks as one of the thc headlights.ts. Who arc thethese lost souls of the malls'Is? younger bodies — trimnimmer in the hips. Tor - most dangerouss ooccupations in thc na- 'o u r k id Explaining' algebrara iis hard even for They're yourir hhusbands, boyfriends, brothIth- example. W om en’s and plus sizes arc for tion. Thc providerdcr course curriculum in- algebra has been taught, m athematicians whoI lo\love thc subject. w ay al[ . They’re m en who don't knovow thc fuller figure types.cs. . Juniors styles also eludes such-topi«)pics as Understanding :ople come' out not able toD use u the 'fl “It’s hard to talk oboutabc without mak- "Pco for women, men who wouldn'In't- tend to be trendier, whiiwhile misses arc more Farm Accidcnts,ts. Structure Response, ;s they've learned because* they’veti ' ing it sound really' awful,"a\ admitted Ihings I from organdy, bustiers fronom classic. So if you’re lookooking for o gray mid- Machinery Rcspojiponse, Farm Chemicals, r hod the cxpcricncc of apiinplying ______Jcrcmy_FU.lp_a_tnc.kj g professor of inatli ricver 1 ...... _calf pleated, skirt, you’llm’lLflnd.it.in.misses.____ ------Rescue ToolsrEmEmergency-McdicalScr-— ' em aticalidcas to any realisticiticsitun- -babydolls. education at the Univenvcrsity o f Georgia. . rnuUien In their defeicfense, .shopping for women1 iis Tlic thigh-high slits arere oover in juniors, vice and its Relotilotion to Farm Emergcn- Terrific. So how do you keep your tion.” zcs arc a nightmare, scents arear • Size queens: Steerecr clear from XL or 1 tour ond hands-on ses- hers in thc math communiiniiydis- not easy. Sizes ______cie& and a f i ^ tc seventh-grader intereste•sted? Othe nd personal preferences elusivlive onything th at connotesotes largeness unless ion Exercises.’ r t,-contcnding.thai-thcra’s no no. short-_ confusmg. and sion ofExiHcation • . Mayb'trit’sbesrtostsi-start-with- 8omc-e.x— agrcc,-i igrTakehcart.-gents.-Qnd-gcgct-you’rc-attsoluicly_certi :ertoin._Buyjng large ____ cut to) learningI the grim mechanicslies o f ai: - und-puzzllngr aipples. rs out. We’re gonna help yo/ou sizes (and especiallyy eierring lo the larger Rayo WarrenI recentlyre received a ccr- I, the mastery o f which is a1 require-re your =^cissors < If apples a r t three for a dollar and you gcbra, i iday shopping. Say goodby' lot size) is death. Nothinglg vwill kill thc holiday lognition for achieving t for coilegc. B ut there is broad through holida tificate of recogi want to know how mannany cents cach one ment f tgowns four sizes too big! En•nd mood faster than prcsci■cscnting your perfect 5.000 volunteerr hoursh( at the Twin falls :ment that grasping the abstrcstractions '' ' <^anncl nightgo ______costs, that’s algebra ify------o u express------it this agrccm noming. disappointipcjit! -Here;rc- __'iSizc 7.^with_a_si2c 1313 bblouse,,^______“ ------F'iHnirL ll> rm y : T arc-the- essencc of-algcbi^-rtiorany < .Chrisuhas inor way: x’equals 1(55/3. _ indy dandy guide to practicjleaf Conversely, it can-be■be jjust os damaging to. trustees presentedted Warren with the ccr- • kind o f math i,s vital — andid thatt al- is a hand Algebra is cxprcssiitssing relationships' other k r women. have purchased a sizeize 13 for th e proud, highest number of volurt- i cducotion can’t begin too sosoon. shopping for Wl tificate for the hig between numbers inI a language that al- gcbra e T homework: First things firsirst. plus-size w om an. Mostlost depanment stores tcer library hoursirs evert served by an indi- y thc tim e'w e get kids, they,cy’vc ci- • Do y?” I' lows yo«-io solve probloblems. "By n to detail. Before you head oiout cony larger sizes (some>me retailers specialize mastered algebra conceptss cor Ihcy Pay ntlcnlion tc vidual, .If you need to drive/e 5005 m iles in eight ther m noop through her makeup babag in them ) so there's no0 reasonre; for coming up n’t," said LaRon Smith, anin i award- shopping, snoc hours, and you w ant. to know how fast to haven’ le cabinet and £cl familior wiiviih short; w inniiling math tcocher-jit Twin»in Falls “ ‘1 medicinc c ’ drive, that’s algebra. s. If you see 0 lot o f ^ e worord • Common scents;s; /All pcrfumc'is not I School. “In this district, algialgebra is branJ "™cs. I Throwing a ball anand predicting its High S “Loncome, ’ foifor examplc.'chanccs arc she’le'll crcaied equal. Spray-iay-on scents usually taughtII in junior high school." •path is algebra. lergarten oppreciote mosnost cosmetics in thc Lancom)me come in-three concentn;ntrations: parfum. cau Algebra survivors-s nmay remember it "ItI reallyr starts at the kinder out de parfum and cau dc,c toilette.lo Porfum (pcr- h coordi- I'”'. 1 those closets and chcck oi Weddings, enengagements E3 I ’ Instead as the studyy ofo such things as class," soid Bob Hamada, moth' c Ihc fume) is the most conccancentraicd and costly, rr sw eaters. Look inside th r o f the Los Angeles UnifiedDd School1 sizes in hor s E4 linear equations, thee quadraticq fomrula nator o f/ her ring size. It helps to asksk a followed by cau dc parfparfum (the most com- ____ _ DearAb,by ------...... Dislricrict and president, o f the Colrallfomia >

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E-2 Tlmos-Nows. Twin Falls'alls. Idaho Sunday, Oocomt>or» r 19. 1993 P a r e n t sts t a k e j(jo b s a t nil i g b t o t io d d h o iu r s to a^l Y o i d d a ^y - c a r e c w ife, r- Three times a week, thehe alarm , causc they've hac[;ad a baby. climbm bcd 57.5_pcn:ent from 198: week “If you’ve gol twoJ kickids i;i day carc, Sharon, as she handsIs V^ in c c th e L .1 clock clc summons Jeff Cold'd w ell to "You u.sed 103 haveh (women) going ' 199191 — from $40 to $63 per w it wouldn’t bc worthrlh going lo work parental b ato n , w aves5 gigoodbye to consciousness at 5 a.m, alallo w in g back to work whiA-hen the kids, were in — O'ConnellO ' said. espe- any longer.” her two boys and headsids off to do AlttI.N.Y zhim lo hit the gym before cclocking school," said Emiimily Adler, a sociolo- ‘ Lo\Lower-income families arc e: h air cuts at G reat Clips uhuhtir9p.m. ' BameltBi[Bankslnc., ...... iii;iii as an'athlelic supervisor■with V the. • -n j nvilie. Fla. . Wi As parents, Vincc unund Sharon Jacksonvi W inter Park Parks-(Fla.) Rec“ ion l _ j l g l l t ! wanted to spend morerc itime with Coming,!,ln I: c .. DcDepartment by 7 a.m. ts ___ On other days, he snoozes ihcir sons, but ullimalelyrly llieir dt-ci- ' .. Corning,J.N.Y. t- ... ( “ /"iro; Continued fromm E 1 ' Daviiivid St. George, who, coincicciden- this season. ‘‘La.st yeayear, we used red sion (0 live life in the pa tra hour but he’s still gone b . ___ ^Fei.pro,!,ln Ir t,:______s r - t,^ve,addi;d the-lrain.” Iv. works for Iclaho Pow er.___ __ candy canes.” ____ -whcirBarfaara-getSTip-to-ft is'amsimasrGreg— ------cam c dow n to m oncyr' ... Skoliio. Ill; ojciks, including teen- SorSon Brent, 14, helped his dadil >with , Ihc tamilyloves C: "It*s not to buy any dress her sons. Jeffrey. 4. an :vcral Smith said. For fun,'un, ihcy — w hat !V o f f a l age daughter MlMelanie, pitch in lo *^<5e Pproject, which took sevi items,” Vincc, 31. said of gan, 2. She drops Jeffrey olher else? — ride aroundnd t the Magic Val- •ch Triangle create a winter;r \wonderland on the week:ekends to complete. The oi preschool by 9 a.m. sion,for S haron lo work n ic„N .C. icre spread at the twoSo Si. George siblings arc growiiwn. ley and look at the ligllights. She picks up Jeffrey atut n oon. the Smith home, just to make ends meet.:t, ’W c proba- ; ic Soulh Hills, Each WhWhen asked how long the dis|lisplay T o ch eck o ut ihc care." , - I B M , Armonk. rm N.Y. ThThree hours laler, Barbara,1, acom- foothills of llic :e Trail in Kimber- bly co u ld n 't afford day ca: le grounds is lighted, willII rremain intact, David St. Gc(ieorge drive to 800 Prairie Ti m unications specialist wiifl tlthe avia- building on Ihe , Like the Roberts, a gro''rowing num- Johnsonn& fi Johnson. O p M mu good cheer - such as chuckuckled. runswick, N.J, p rq tion tio authority, dashes o ff tcto work, and tidings of go bcr of couples are workinking di ITcrcnt Now Bfun eetings” and "Merry “W“We will take il down when:n the The boys' great-grandmothcher, Jean ''^“ son s Greet imcs lhat received schedules to save monc;ncy on child NallonsBajBankCoip- ,’ I V ; J* arc also outlined in ow is o ff the roof," he said. Here are the homes carc or lo spend more qi Bonus, drops by and waichcJiesthcm pirislmas - ar a $15 honorable mentionlion in the The : quality linic Chortotto.ite.N.C. S lights, tTlie:» St. Georges rcccivcd a with the kids by havinge aat lca.,t one until JcfTgets home about 6 . Galley Timcs-News conlcsi,:si. All/ were nomi- Paul COS.. ™ ""i 0 months to assemble 8 '*^f^ certificalc c to ihc Magic Va parent with the children. By 8:30 p.m., JefT has bailalhcdlhc . "Ittutolw on nated by area residenuicnis. il.Minn. ^un." said Sandy Woj- Mall,all. boys and weaved a bedtimm e yam . 't.,»"• ^"1 it s fun 0 V ista D riv e in Bureau of Labor Statistil'islics figures ' ried a S50 incrca.sc 'in ToTo sec their display, drivevc ]V‘ • 2069 R an ch o V show almo.st 15 pcrceitt':ilt o f A m cri- . Xerox CorJorp,. ' Laler. Lal he does the chores ammd reads.' '''<■ »'>o 1 wheels and poin- her power billillduriijg the 1992 milesiles south o f the Curry Storee (be- Twin Falls: wagon wl time workers , Stamford,ird. Conn. Then Th it's lights out,.^ c a ’s 80,5 m illion full-lin- son. ” ll will probably ♦weencen Twin Falls and Filer) to) 25042 settias arc outlinedlin in indm iirin the • KHTInlO[ll.iphicvS, DunANT IB arbara, m eanw hile, get:CIS hom e las scenes on the in 1985. lights. yard and Christmas ------Por-thosc .emplQyeus.-ti.-lhal.mcans___ .around_2:30_a;^tn, v'alley windows, i:iy7lravc-tcs’rtim c -\vith s said-thcy-cnjoy see- Third Thi prize, a SIO Magic Va ■ • w orking hours other ihunhan llic iradi- "I hear her wlien she con r."'said Sandra L. Ho.f-' 11 into-their driveway all gift certificate, wenl lo GC reg 1 1 5 2 s. Stevens□s ini Filer: m ore tional 9 to 5. Parentss ffind them- . J e ff said. '‘Unless somethinjing disas-. ">S P“ Plo pull I imily carc researcher for ,j.q speciaclc. andd JoanJ( Srhilh of Kimberly 'than 3,000 lighis are’iire’uscd. including - selves working all hoihour., of the fftth a ranii irous happened and she wantsw to I" ">“ P n institute, a rcscarch ,jj| un, carcfree, happy. The The coupic. along with 8-year‘ar-old molion lights that deccdecorate a iraclor. night, in split shifts and,anc in som e lalk, she goes right to sleileep. By , •'".o.V is ,” groljp. Youou can feel like a single 2-3 laughing kindd co f guy w ho lo v es Heath;alhcr and 5-ycar-old Kyle, dccIccked . 184 0 Elba Avc. Oases, tw o jobs. 2:30. shci’s pretty w hipped." vc. in Burley: the : happy," Sandy W oj- outll their tl hom e in green and white w is lumed into a : A 1989 .study by UniJnivcrsily of . No wonder. Some morni:nings her. making pc-oplc h; :o a magical won- ion. sleep can become a • husband, who works lights>hls and green and w hite ca Maryland sociologistil HarriclI B. ■".“‘‘'i'tioi routine changcs a bit: she coinscisc cik said of her hi candy Jcrland with differeierenl decorations ammodiiy. - 1;. search Corp. in Kim- canesnes. Some o f the lights oullim'"can each year. Prcsscr found women arcare five times clients as n part-time flnaniincial ad- ?' ^clal s Resca bara Caldwell, yj' umbnnbrclla-shaped tree, ,ve. E. in Gooding: more likely than men viser for Financial Servicess Market-I ““'y- ,, . • 1125 N inth A ve.: rs a marircurc. Gives her a ;ic Valley residents evening hours to accomrImmll^d'e S'-' ing Inc. College coursess nil her Seven Magic “Wc try to do something diffeiTcrent this lighted displayly fifeatures a rein- nap. Perpetual bags under nominaled the Wojciks’W' home as the care o f children. M en mimostly work '» "”l nights off. ch year,” said Greg Smith., who' deer in the bushesles : and a m anger re a high price to pay. but , , , besl lights in theIC Magici Valley. Here r the house. night shifts bccausc the jc ,s no idea how many lights hec iused scene at the end o f the t E “w"h,;'ho works a night job with Although ' a strong parent, are some o f their;ircommenis: __ it- r Orlando (Fla.) Aviation led the Caldwells inlo l|iee harned . - a must to) see.”si ^ In any case, being a nig s t s “ «wouldn't have it any oth- world of split-shifl parentimng. the . -Really beau:autiful,” d a ^ G i f t Wd e a s... its share o f pro and cons. choicech' boils down lo moio n ey . for . -V cry colorli)rful.” K Ironically, although I had the baby everything m any couples. • "Shows thee CChristmas B K schedules may offer cou '~s^u Barbara, wlio re“ I TgTmfTC— ♦ "omitiattar tinne in their roles as purer.rents, it ollen ''’“" f “• S a W inter Park policc ofTi- - wcworkforce likely will addJd to the plus.” leaves less time in anotheiIher role-a.s 'len'tl “ “ ' ccr bccausc>c : she was worried about nu:number of people working; differentli For their efforforts, the Wojciks rc- husband and wife. ceived a S25 gifgift certificate lo the restau ran t o f theirth choice — ihe Sandpiper in Twiwin Falls, Shoppin;I g ------______Tliosc who waivanl lo catch a peek o f ihis prize-winniniling home will need lo siiL' 'jHHIbI sage,) Pantiesies generally come in sizes heher desk at work. Do notJl let ihe Jrive approximalnately 15 miles soulh Continued from E1 T E T R O P HIIES I w ords,"siair-siepper” flickcicer across of Hansen toJ 2532 4 R ock C reek G E M S T A I _r_eady d o n e m ost o f Ihcthe w ork Tor 5. or 7, coirorresponding approximate- wc your brain. If-any-of this nc ' you."creating nifty'pre-pa■packa 6cd-as.-ly to sinall,I, 1medium-und large. But yo needs ex- -Rond, • •• ------34-7 L ocust SouthJ * T\vin Falla l l s nice camisole or teddy be plaplaining, you need retraining. sortmciits. Gifts of fragrarirances arc al-^ wouldn 1 a nl 8 ' . - ( 2 0 8?)733-6505 ] ------ways appreciated — but keep two simpler. • Sure winners: Diamond1 studs ear- - Sccond-prize:e ' w inners David and • things in mind. Try.to10 match the ^ ' Railroadad Salvage vs, Saks: You rings. rin Bracelet waich. An art.irtsy book Marlene St. Geoieorge decorated their _____ : 10 spend a fortune on a (it rsl o f Twin Falls with ^ scent to the woman;; HipH chicks J?" t have 1. (it pegs you as a sensitive gu;juyl). An- home southwest GIVE ■ A T A S T E ' probably d o n ’t w ear lavcavcndcr dust- S'**' ^tit if 'youyi cheaped out and did lique (jq jewelry. Well-chosenn CDs — white lights arojround the front nnd ing powder; conversely,y. ( Grandma is a " y our slioiliopping at the 99 Cent prtpreferably something with a melody, back of the houlOUSC and with a slar O F IID A H O probably not a Charlieie Girl.( Also. Store, she :'ll 1 know. Believe us. A lixoiic tx flowers. Anything foror the eie- ihal’s 35 feel lullull and adorned in mo- think ''perfume appropriuprialc": There "oman wonhluld rather gel one thought- gaiganl balh: luxury soaps, juicycy shower lion lighis leadinjling to a manger. P arc "day scents" more: susuited to Ihe ful Sll lhal ty. you took some care in se- ggels, d balh oils, scnsiious lotioiions. "W e used abou)oul 4,000 lights,” said workplace and “eveningIg ssccnts" that I'-'o'itig thann aa slew of duds like salad b y g iv in g ure usually deeper, flashieihier and more tongs, bunnyny slippers, and a handful K % . so p h isticated . O ne otheiih c r lh in g iA o f crackl'd eyeye shadows. ^ Old-Fashioned growing num ber o f unisexiscx scents ex- * Collectibitibles: You’ve gol it easy J ists lhat can be wornI bjby men and loveve collects porcelain fig- Zl Io lid a y I w o m en , a n d il is n ott uiunusual for dollsills or any olher of those ™ w om en to w ear m en’s colicologne, precious knicnicknacks. Simply buy her A , another tn thethe same line to add lo the JVS1 1 G i if t B o x e ! • U ndergear: Nicc undiindcrgarmcnls and she will be happy. If W m e a t p ro d u c ts V jements: Jf , and sexy lingerie make :2 C 734-4112 ■ system of knowledge. Il’s It’ impossi- ble to tcach it piecemeal,al, I------“Kids don’t have a lot o f control (over algebra instructiiction),’’ says • -Phyllis Bybee, chairworvoman of the m ath departm ent ot Robcrbcfl Stuart Ju- moTfligh. ‘‘keeping upplodateisvi- tc tal.” , Teachers and counscnsclors offer i ' these tips to parents: : • Make sure your chchild knows it Up a Lifee ■ _..._w hat’s going-on-in class;iss; there’s no il (J such thing as sort o f undeiderstanding a rial 'I'ree particular elemeni of algcilgebfa. "Prior Kenneth C. Coiner knowledge is so essenti:ntial," Smith lnv(Investment Officer and said. “Once a kid starts:s tot< slide, it’s INVEST Represenlalive / the Twin Falls Cotinty Cmrt-iiirt/iotise vciy bard to catch up." ■ J ‘ M E S r ' I le payable lo MVRMC Hospio • Schools tcach algcbr HNANOAL MVRMC Hospice ScrvI n Falls, ID 83303-0409 fercnt pace to diffcrcnl: students,sti and CORPORAITW BANK :rvlces, P.O. Box-409, Twin 1 • it’s essential that if there’sre’s a problem hild is being ^ "Ught Up7 a Life Memorial Tree” dona: I memory of ______; __ with the pace your chil Twin Falls Investment Cen;enter-W est One Bank anaiion o f $______in loving r ■ tau^t, that you let the sclschool know. 241 Shoshone Slreetel ^North‘ 737-5026 Is your kid stumped? Is he bored? Donor's nonlam c______:______P h o n e ______Maybe he’s in the wrorrong algebra •S«ujniti ptDiucii uo p/ov»« wi'l«n tna'O' Rt niurjnwuMMU'in. IMVtST linol IflilUKdiUI(4 Klin WtM Om lUnli. Pjoducll class. eflurt by IMVEST in noi FOlCKmmd, reI'C notno' oblj2>!

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C ecil-Fitzgcg e r a l d M ittelstadt-FrV e y --X W JN FALLS - Laui.aura Cecil and TWIN FALLS - Rona an d John Fitzgerald II wererc marriedi July Debra Millclstadt off F ile r, 9 al St. Edward’s Calholiholic Church in announcean the engagementIt 1 their Twin Falls. daughter,da Sadie, lo Chrisrislo p h e r Officiating was thelie iRev. Jam es ' w i i S M:Michaci Frey, son of Wesl and Wilson. Katie AldcrinkInk was pianist M;Myma Frey of Twin Falls. • * and rtollcy Dunning wasiVaS soloistr-' ' ' MliTcIstadt is a graduatee 1of Flier- The bride is the daugauchlcr of Don ’ High School and is utlciidIlding Ihc and Evelyn Aardema ofo f Jerome, and College of Southern Idaho, S he is parents o f thc bridegroc’room are John ' . 3 ] currently employed al thithe T w in and June Fitzgerald off Meridian.M Falls Public Library. * JacIcic Q tiine, friendnd ofI the bride, I ...... Frey is a graduate o f Fili’iler High served as the bride’se’s mairon of in„raor School and recently relume and John Fitzgerald 9 MIttelstadt honor. Bridesmaids inchncludcd Gladys L a u ra a r a tw o year LDS M ission ia in T o iy " Bolivar, Shery Eilis, Krysia Ki Phelan Aardema anand K risiy Aardem a. sis- Japan. Ja] Hc is also attendings (CSl. He ="<' Chrlaristopher Frey and Cindy VanHoiland.id. Whiiny and icrs-in-lawaw ofThC brTde. Donna is employed at AddisonI Avenue> 29 in ihe Boiscisc LDS Temple. A ------^AHson Rgligr cousinsIS oof the-bride,—Ciocca,.coi:o u sin -o f.'lh e b rid e, an d pi;Pizza Hul. ______— ...... rcccptipn w ill b«be held Jan. 8 at the were the flower girls. Sheryl Sharliarp, friend of ihc bride, Thc wedding is planned1 ffor Dcc. Filer LDS StakTkc CcnfcrT' Brenden Fitzgerald,I, brotherbi of ihe allcnded thehe guest book, bridegroom, servedI a;as best man. jhe bridtidc is a graduate of the Groomsmen included N Johnson-M aliJ a y d MikcCunin. College of:)f Southern Idaho. She is The world's finest wwatch. We are one pfof only 58 Jacic Heath, Tim Durkiitkm and Mike employedd at KISSIN Radio in •. T W IN FA LLS - Jay ammd Deby Aardema, friends ofthehe bridegroom, JohnsonJo: of Twin Falls and1 BobI and dealers in the entirtire United States offertiering this Ushers were Ron Aar\ardema, Don idegroom is a graduate, of Lisa |r' Green of Idaho falls, acannounce exquisite Swiss timepa p ie c e . Aardema, Wes Cccil.. JeffJc Cecil and ihe engagement of lheir dc /crsily of Idaho.'He .is daughter, Chuck Cccil, brothersrs ofc Ihe bride. Ibe Univer Laurie Ann, lo Ryan Lec Ma at Ambrose Fitzgerald & 4alay, son Eric Aardema, nephew:w < of Ihc bride, employed al of Arl and Dava Malay o0 f T w in Crookston1 in Meridian. w as the ringbearer. Falls. A reception was hel r e a i x ______, employed at Prestige Inc. inn Boisc. 1 I______^ »wi>E c w rt coLon cuuutt _ PRICE SHAfE CARATS COLOR COLOP CmiTY PBlCt ______- -Mnlay-is ulso a graduate „ol r - i ™ s . ~ - — •leUbhrison KIMBERLY - Nidiol:holc Lynn Key • ' He is employed wiih Mala EMERALD 0.54 GH VS2 1105 PRINCESS 0.49 HH s n 8 9 0 and Steve Alion McCIcCrcary were and Mirror in Boise. a n d RRyan v Malay 'EMERALD 0.64 H ' II 1030- PRINCESS 0.52 HH 11 8 0 0 . married Ocl. 9 al the; ClChurch of ihe Thc wedding is planned forfc Jan. 1 be held afler theth ceremony al the EMERALD 0.73 F' S12 1950 PRINCESS 0.70 GG V S2 1 7 2 5 ,Nazarcnc in Kimberly. / ...... at Ihe First Christian Church:h in Twin W eslon Plaza1 11in Twin Falls. Thc ' EMERALD- 0.74 I ' VS1 ' ''2115 PRINCESS' 0.71 H'H' VST 1700 Officiating was Pasi’aslor Weldon Falls, with a wedding cclebr;bration lo couple will rcsidjiide in Boisc. EMERALD 3.23 H WS2 :25000 PRINCESS 0.79 II V S l 2 2 6 0 S h u m a n . B ev erly R Rl hodes w a5 HEART 0.51 G SM 1325 PRINCESS 0.90 II S I 2 2 5 4 5 organist and soloist. MARQUISE 0.37 'H ' SI2 525 PRINCESS 1.01 NN S I 2 1 9 0 0 The bride is thc daughughler o f Doyle . L airsen-H i apayan MARQUISE 0.41 G 11 735 PRINCESS 1.02 HH S I I 2 9 1 5 and Barbara Eldrcdge: of Twin Falls, MARQUISE 0.43 1 WS2 1070 PRINCESS 1.03 II W S 2 3 2 7 0 JEROME - Tom and and parents of the bnd>ridcgroom are ^ d Janice the Coilegc of SouthernSu Idaho, MAHOUISE 0.43 J VS2 8 8 0 PRIN CESS 1.-04 GG S I 2 3 6 5 Larsen of Jerome, annoui Fred and Jeanitr'McMcCrcary of ‘ lunce th e ’ Hapayan is al:also a 1989 graduate MARQUISE 0.44 J VS2 6 7 0 PRIN CESS 2 .2 0 K-K' VS2 6465 Kimbcriy. • engagement of their dailaughter, of JHS and scrserved in ihc armed MARQUISE 0.46 G VS 1240 PRINCESS 3.15 II V S2 1 5 275 bBarbara", Ann, to Ncsti Shawna Sabala, sisicrler iof tJic bride- stor Jon forces for threercc years. Hc is also MARQUISE 0.50 H SI2 895 ROUND 0.36 II S I I 7 7 0 Hapayan, son of Doug an MARQUISE 0.50 F SU 1175 ROUND 0,36 HH S i l 7 7 0 groom, served as the bridc'sbrii maid of Nicholea anda Slovo McCroary Hi and Naly attending CSl. Wilson, also of Jerome. MARQUISE 0 .5 1 I VS2 1160 ROUND 0,37 KK V S 2 5 0 0 honor; Bridesmaids inchncludcd Frcdde F alls andid Frank and Dorolhy Tlie weddingg I:is planned for Jan, 8 Larsen is a 1989 gradiidualc o f MARCJUISE 0 .5 1 I VS1 1270 ROUND 0.37 II V S 2 7 3 0 Trcnklc, friend of thc bride and McCrcary ’ ofof Hansen. Jerome High School and is. attendingai MARQUISE 0.53 H 11 950 HOUND 0.38 Ji S I 2 6 5 0 Laura Key, sister of the bride. A rcccptiiption was held following MARQUISE 0.54 L S12 770 ROUND 0.40 HH S I 2 6 6 0 C assic M cM uM in, cousin coi of the thc cercmonony. Serving were Jan MARQUISE 0.60 G, J l 1070 ROUND 0.40 HH S 1 2 7 9 0 bride, was the nnwer ^iil______girl _____ Morey, auntint,nf ihc.hiidc.and Christy__ J _im o_ -aouND— hju- Xx —____ a i 2 ------5 6 0 ------— Chad Price,' friendJ ofo thc bride- Morey, cous^usin o f the bride. Shawna ^ J n iv e r s aaiy—m m MARQUISE 0 ,7 0 G 12 1255 ROUND • 0.42 JJ V S2 6 9 0 groom, served ass best man,- Deuel, cousiusin of l(ic bride, altended — MARQUISE 0.71 L SI2 1615 ROUND 0.44 HH I I 7 3 5 Groomsmen included:d I Eric T orres, ihc guc.st.bobook. Jennifer Morey was MARQUISE 0.71 H 11 1275 ROUND 0.44 KK V S2 6 0 0 brother of the bridedc and Brian giftalicndanlanl. T h e W a l k e nrs MARI^UISE 0 .7 2 H II 1475 ROUND 0.45 KK I I 5 6 0 Sabala, brother-in-laww c of thc bride- TTic bridedc attended Magic Valley TWIN FALLS - Elbertrt E. and MARQUISE 1.02 f II 2785 ROUND 0.46 FF V S2 8 5 5 2990 ROUND 0.47- HH s n 8 7 0 groom. Ushers were Ja;Jason Warren, AllcrnalivcIve High School. She is mMargaret Ruth W alker o f Twrwin Falls MARQlllSE 1 .0 4 I II MARQUISE 1.05 1 SI2 3925 ROUND 0.47 GG V S l 6 7 0 friend of thc bridegroon3om and James employed atat Every Blooming'Thing cccelebrated lheir 50ih wwedding IlIJl-M L MARQUISE 1.03 P VS2 2210 ROUND 0.46 II V S l 8 9 0 Strilcsky, cousin o f the1C bridegroom,b in Twin Fall;alls. ananniversary Saturday. Speciiil guests includcudcd grandpar- The bride,idegroom is a graduate of MARQUISE 1.08 H SI2 3 3 7 0 .R O U N D 0 .4 9 JJ V S2 9 1 0 They were married on C 3030 ROUND 0,50 11H V 5 2 9 3 0 cnls of the bride, Dulcljtch and Hazel Twin FallsIls High School. Hc is 19 :h Santa's Ust MARQUISE '1.11 G II 1943, in Panama Cily, Fla.. “ h c i'® : 1H7 MARQUISE 1.16 H WS2 5465 ROUND 0.53 GG S I 2 1115 McKay of Twin Fallss anda Burl and employed I atat Overhead Door Co. in na BeautIM gifts native of Berryvillc, Ark., an i S h eis R £< MARQUISE 1.19 K VS 4290 ROUND 0.53 LL S I I 1300 Betty Eldrcdgc of Wendell,Wi and TwinFalls. f r o m C lo s s. . aa 1native of Coffcvillc. Mis[iss. They \ \ , MARQUISE 1.30 M S12 2660 ROUND 0.54 1I V S2 1785 ...... - g r a n d p a r e n ts o f ihccbridcgroom, b The nc\ Jo n eify newlyweds reside in i,ahave resided in Twin FallsIls for 34 All ♦ StatJoi MARQUISE 1.51 G It 5545 ROUND 0.55 FF I I 1 2 3 0 Clyde and Jean Norm.rman of Twin Kimberly. years. Hc worked at Union)n M otors If • P k t uu r r e F r a m e s MARQUISE 1 .6 9 I S I I 6760 ROUND 0.55 I I S I 2 8 0 5 in T w in F alls and for ihee C iiy o f I 9 O r g aa n n b e n / • MARQUISE 2.00 H II 5450 ROUND 0,56 HH S I 2 9 4 0 6695 ROUND 056 HH VS1 1 4 3 0 S m u t n y - T h'homas ( r'jM Twin Falls. She workrked for, j c Attad•cheCases 1 MARQUISE 2 .0 6 H II JCPenncy and Magic OVAL 0 .3 9 H S I 6 7 5 ROUND ’ 0 ,5 6 HH s n 1 295 «rPendlSets ^ BUHL-Gayla Smulmuiny and Bill jV 85”i«SAlE*72'® fo r Dimoner K ’ti l 8 :0 0 p m i l l ■ FREtEEGIFTWRAPPttIHO FREE PA'ARKING BEHIND1 STOREi See Our Expanded^ K M e n u For Dlnnfm er W s isp sm mA Y l2 -4 \ Mon. - Thur. 8 ;3: 3 i 0 t o 8 : 0 0 F r id a y 2 4 t h O n ly'y 8:30-4:00^ j \, 734-89900 147 Main Avb. W.M. 733-5477 L \J ArlDiamDnds 8D7Easn172ODS0UII1 SailLakeCII IT...... V_ E“l Timos-Nows, Twin Falls.Fail: Idaho Sunday. Docombor» r 1 9 . 1993 - Y o m iig_and j 1 aIone_Jn_Ljk j m Som e strujuggle with is'solation in a t . teeming cit)^ / i - . \ , LOS ANGELES (APA P ) — Elon three years ago from Baku,,u,.y in the Kv D cr.show iiz had friend.''nd.s \Sv'hcn he W hlat a is sought fonform er Soviet Union. A/ lived in Bi)slon. He hadtad friends in . hOroe Is a sort of -“ I cam c here.-! didfi’t kno' any*' - New York, lie liadJ f frie n d s iii ' ^ . body. Wc wcrc by oursclvcVC.S. Wc - Boulder, Colo., iind nilall the other Splendidid isolation.’ had nothing in our apartment says placcs he lived. MoM ordukhaycv. ".And “now w c live Aiul in Los Angclcs;lcs? In, Los — Sarah Lesser- in a wonderful four-bcdroomm apart* Angclcs. he has a ear. meimenl and we have a lol of wonder-w , / | p j O f Ciiursc, ih at's an ex ie k p h o n c Tnumbers i and walled-in ful friends. A lot o f Ihcm." — Dctshowitz. a .T2 *yc;i ycar-olil pn,- sa y s. It’s not lhal the cily is forbirbidding, diiccr ("Reversal of Forlu■Muii;: ), does others feel, it’s becausc o f theth kind ..A . is Slill a leader in ihe have friends in Ihe Cily o yol AneelS: |„cy |ndudustry: g a te d c o m m u n i- ‘uf people f who com c here, Slill, since his arriv: k m b A lies and privrivale security forces — "L.A . has alw ays been ... city B k B M M m M m e j . - i _ he has speni a k ' Hardly Ihc sms o rts o f th in g s that b ree d thalIhat attracts people w ho don' have "withoiU human eoiUacl.” i„tim acy-a- a re in v o g u e . a Itlot of roots," says Joel Ko a • alone wasn't hv choice.:e. 1 he says — ./n ^ fh a i's ju s l the way il wi o flh e c iiy . Nc\New West in Denver. "A nd. gue.ss in a cily he insists is numore imper- M lonely at all," says wh;what? They feel rootlesss i (w hen APphM sonal Ilian most places. Violeita Morlordukhayev, a 32-year*’ thethey get here). That's a bib ig sur- He ccri.iinly is not Ihche firs.lrans- iHwed to Los Angclcs prisprise?" Elon Dershowitvitz s ^ y s h e h a s s p e n t a lilot of tim e alone, wlthou)ut human contact. In Los.os Angeles. plant U) complain thatla t L .A . IS a vasl. ilisorienling placila c e w ilh no corc and no esprit de coicorps. Nor is lie Ihc tirsl to lament theIhe cily 's car- centered cullure. I "Quality Sninc conicnd Ihat Los Lo Angeles y Products aat Affordablele Prices" ^ is like niDsI m odern nielropolis'es: mel S uU3INESSI--/ e LAS^iff SYSTEMM/f' haphazardly designed antanti, at limes. • I V imposing for ncwcomcrs.ers. Hut some say Los Angclcs is in1 a league all ""Service Yoi)u Can't Get/At The Wholelesale_P_lace" ______a lo n e ______"Whal is soiighi herere i is a son of splendid i.solalion,"’ sayss; Sar;ih ...... Lesser, a 3D-year-old whiwho has lived - Laser 340!3 L a s e r- ' 433VL Laseer 466VL i in W ashinglon, D.C., and anc I’hiladel- ?(w m awlRefi phia, as well as Oxford,>rd, England. uesAcI sfduiwdbj 93W 'and Florence, Italy. 386DX/40 CPU,,4 41 M B RAM Intel 486DX/333 1CPU, 4MB RAM IBM 486<6SLC68, 4MB RAM ^ “ 1 ihink il is an exien^ension of ihc I Floppies Hollywood mylh: One1C dav i if vou • 1.2 & 1.44 MB Fl 1 .2 & 1 .4 44MB M Floppies 1 .2 & 1.44MB1 . FLopples really make il. youou will’be 170MB IDE Har(a rd D isk 245M B IDEDE H ard D isk 24SMBIB IDE H ard D isk cnsconccd in a niagnifilificcnl villa 1 Parallel, 2 Serial•ial, 1 Game 1 Parallel, 2! Serial,S 1 Game - 1 Parallelel, 2 Serial, 1 Game surrounded by palm tree rees and you SVGA Adaptersjr w /I M B VESA Graphics:s Adapter w/IMB Vesa Graph)hlcs Adapter w/ 1MB3 won’t he seen by anyonyonc without 14" SVGA Monitoitor, .28mm Ihem firsl speaking wiih'ilh your per* 14" SVGA MeVlonitor, .28mm 14" SVG>3A Monitor, .28mm sonal assisiant," saysys L e sse r, a Mini-Tower Case,le, 230 Watt Mini-Tower CCase, 230 Watt Minl-Towwer Case, 230 Watt director of developmcninl f fo r human* 101 Key Keyboardtrd & Mouse ,101 K e y K ey/board b . ,& Mouse 101 K ey KH e y b o ard & M o u se ilies at Ihe Universily of (California, MS DOS & WinV indow s MS D O Si & W in d o w s MS DCDOS & Windows... . • Los Angeles, who live.'^ves in Saniii M onica. ______Hven hack in the■ •■5()s. sa v s______$ 1 ,3' 4 4 5 , 1675 ^ , %J 1,575 I:dw ard Soju. a profc.ssoi!4sor ol urbiin ------L a s e r P rin te ^ ^ ' C o l o3 rr P r i n t e r sluilies al UCLA, ihcrere w% crc signs of a "ct)cooning off>ff" in Los O i i j l ) , C ( mu i- O u ip u l fiBphic. Oulfful Angeles. The cily had:d im ore than > 300 Dpi,, <4 ppm ■ T h erm alal W\ ax T ra n s fe r Ihc average number of unlisted 2 . 2MB RAM,1, HP II & D y e S u bMimation lir Output Postscript»t Level 2 T -S hirttirt Transfers-- - - PC o r M ac Cc::ompatible SELL ITI BUYj Y r n l PC & Maclac Compatible A T im es-Nl e w’ s ■ C lassified WilVill F iliB 1,195 I E v ery N ee ■^*7-3-3-:^2 0 0 8 ®’ J 3 j \ I ^ ^ ^ 1 488 Blue Lakes3 Ni orth, Suite 10818 " T l "nexi io. 'KJcu^iH^CcK‘ok 1______-J ' i 7 3 ^ 0 9 : * [ Magic Va]alley Regioonal Medilical Centeer’s

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S e rv ic e Ve want to ihear about:t - y o u r — n e w s earlybilattle 0 ver’ ffiimfly JI(Ians for Nei;w Year’s El5ve e Times-News If your organizatiorItion has an event TWIN FALLS - NavyNa Petty "WTW *10 list, scnd'il to Deni-•enisc Turner. The Officer 2nd Class KevijBvinD. Lee, - - -V ■ llcady to ring in thc New Year'ar? Times-News. P.O. Box B 548, Twin son of Monte W. and1 V irginia F. V ms the; hoUdlays, Falls 83303. isits dii Dn Dcc. 31, The Time.'i-Ncw.-i . Lee of Twin Fulls,s recently Fl ABBY: With thc holi- H _ I last 15 years! nin\ a list o f area happenings -- par- | Infonnaiion mustst bbc rcceivcd by rcceivcd thc Navy Ach.ch.cvcmcn, s. social events, fun nights, what-w Dcc. 20. Includc yourour name, address .M edal. >ming up, 1 think many ■ Dear Atm iiy Abby, there arcare needier people ^ vill relate tu this. . B .. than us. and it w ould bc nice lo and phone number. Lee was cited for supiUpcrior per- “i' Abigai formance of duty whilele serving; as My hustjsband and I live in a m et- 1 311 know that somele i underprivileged j|-0 P family could enj:njoy these gifts. on instructor_nt.Naval AirAi Reserve- ropolitann ;area, with no relatives _ -j ^^B ' Our' hope is Ihi Ccnter, Barbers Point,int, Hawaii. in town.. NMy family is 200 miles I lhat olKcrs who ■ I rcccivc such lavisvish gifls will con- w here he is currem ly assi,issigncd. in one direlircction, his family fs 240 alive. A 1976 graduate off Twinf Falls miles in1 t the o p p o site d irectio n , thi V anBurlake llie N EEDY, CORAL f f l Higli School, he joinedJ theth Novy in W e havec O c lher relatives at points triP ■ SPRINGS. FLA. Dcccmbcr 1987. varying from fn 120 to 1 ,2 0 0 miles I riiiJsS lE r NEEDY: h is a w a y . TThose h family members bethat she can’t afTord to ma:°m“ ule . d e a r N O T I ■csumniuous to tell______HAN SEN - Marine.LJlfc_Robert— P: __have-thcir-:ir-own-commitmcnts-with—teltrip. jn d -lc ll N i l l l v 1 to give a gill, but A. Gibson, a 1991 gn in-laws. etc.. that wc are th If people aren't able tow ho do '0 '< graduate of various in jon why recipients ■■ Manscn High School,ol. recently cxpectcdd tito work around. :>hbe satisfied with a five-nV “ You -{elephone-convcrsation.-arl-’v.'nrs- can 't take gifl bas)askets tu the local reported for duty witlvith Marine I am tire ;ircd of hearing that we do them so. And to those 10w come SnlvalionAmiyo,/ or homeless shei- Y(Your Times-News Carrirrier is an Corps Detachment.t. Defense not spendnd Ihe holidays with any show up, please don'l say.ou have '' ■ Language Instiiutc, Presidio Pr of of these: people.p In 10 years, wc independentin businesss person. He/she purchrchases M onterey. Calif. haven’t been here in three have spentent one holiday o aa vaca* how come you dccidcd to“y- D E A R A BBY;V: As thc holidays yyour ( newspaper from^ The ' Times-News andid resells it He joined thc Marineme Corps in tion - jusi ust my husband and mc. now?" Be grateful lhat yoi , . approach und thcthe recent fires in May. to you. When ^ustomeiers don't pay their T he othericr 19 Thanksgivings and contact with them, and say California bring!j toI. mind the trau- Christmas!lascs wc have spent galli- .Ity, or I ma of those familmilics who lost all Cccarrier.!.their carrier dcioesn't earn a profit. TWIN FALLS - Ma wonderful lo sec you!” ppy hol- Qf possessii Marine Pvt. vanting cicross-country, trying to Abby, if you print this, ( isions. wc should Jason M Hill, son of Gi Gary L. and keep everyeryone happy. use my name, initials or cil consider whetherler wc know any- Lisa M. Hill ofTwin Falls,Fai reccnl- , ^ 3Y hAN ^},Q nioy ha\liave lost treasured • Pleasee help your carrier earnarn his/her want to say, stop being will be in big trouble. Happ jy completed recruit train ou for u photographs inn i a fire. Hood or m ent ready ., t relatives who are unable idaysl . . ______A_.. _P M ftbby hayjng your payme A 1993 graduate of C 'ill-iden- -hurricaner-' “ “ ; it to-where you’arc fo f,-r - A LONGTIM E A B B \ paying promptly orrjo jo in our ...... Hrgh Schoorin^oisc. If so. we coufdifd give no greater i .c, he JO,ned christmnnas. You have no idea thc M arine C orps in July. DEAR FAN: Thank-you . gifl than copiesI ofol any pictures of ( nvenient office-pay plaiDian. For W hat th e y icy may bc dealing with, J c tte r lliatm any readers will/car, my their families thahat we may have, ay. notJtnow. that your Drmation on the benefillefits and liEYBURN - Arm; tify with. any ba.>;- - Co^iies now.canin be.easily1 rcpro* r-in-law’s mother just Jonathon D. Thompso meats, duccd wiihoul the;he negatives. enience of paying at theth office, ut that she has cancer and Donna J. and Robert S .' DEAR ABBY: Every yc;u sin e ss -- K KATHERINE M. ase call our Customerjr SService 3 spend a. quiet Christmas of Heybum, has comph husband and i receive manlay bas- DONNEMELLY, BOSTON ;t her immediate family. Department at 733-09:0931. training at Fort Jac kels of fruits, candies, ensive.n DEAR KATIT H E R IN E : I ’m O r, youiour sister just took a hefty wines, Fc etc.. from his bui Columbia. S.C. :cd any- passing along you'Our excellent idea, i ! pay cut at her troubled company, thiossociaies. These “holida:ibout 2 0 and I'm sure mamany will thank you Thank You! k e ts ’' a re v e ry e x p e r TWIN FALLS - Armjrmy National *9°0 0 embarrassed to admit of T fo rth c for it, Guard Pvt. I Damien W.W Lcvings, I______Fortunately, wc do nol ncci son of Suzun Salazar andan stepson thing. W e have received abi of Ruben Salazar of T\Twin Falls, o f these baskets (jvciy year I has cornpletcd basic: tr training at Tort Leonard E. VW o o d tin Waynesville, Mo.

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- ^ u s t s a y ^ H o3'to corm b a t t th e C h ri s t m a s Io v e r l o iad this;y e a r Rccipc for holidu)day cheer: Plan "1 Foolishly thinking thatIt nt lasl our That Way theythe gain on appreciation titree lights in your neighbhborhood. Carole GesmeIC (612)(( 938-9163, or for overload and just say‘ kind intentions were appreciated,a{ of thc costI ofol gifts and the valucof VWrite some cards. Bakike some 4036 Kerry Court,Co Minnetonka, No, Christmas doc:loesn't mako me nme Crunch hc asked why. planning. ThThey discover af^er cach ggoodies. In fact, w e call ththc maga- Minn. 55345. crazy. But it has coim3me to my atten- V G R . G a i l "Becau.sc they’re chcacap!" jaunt to hcthe mall that they can’t zzinc “Buiter Homes and Gardens”C .• L write downdov comments the tion that my chronicic sea.sonals ch'cur ■ So much for thc dclus:asionthalwc have their fruitcakefa and cat it, too. bbccausc sll wc use it for.artarc rccipcs children make book, published by holiday time. So. alvalways thmking t,bjtcts fc ,y we "just had" to (Jo.0 . then we Decoratc a Christmas memory. Laslst year my Dummcr’s bo ilded and. then must identify j]y D ecorate lis‘tissue paper so you have ^ SBN: 0-963^533-0-0, of others, 1 o rd eredred “Christmas only one; talked it over as a fam ily mom told about how when:n she was DTS Press: 1SB^ ^found around the house by i-Avrapping-papcr—Wrjip__|j -gct-a4 J c w _ c o s lii9 .9 5 .:____ ------M akes-M e-Cruzy^-A--A-Spiritual-and------. Pracile sense. jjj------TarnjrDunlfat^fiirr’dljii>nury— —littic,-shc-wn9-thrilled-urc tim e for K g ' - Dcctfmbcr, says Linda Lir Sebastian, dirccloraks every' * ibat fatigue. During that timme, don't do Christmas Day!D ______W om en’s Pro^'rani1 atal the McnninL'er Clinic.or a of ihc yourself ta combanyone else. Listen to musiisic you like, health facility in Topeopeka, Kan. a menial anylliing for anytEe^ci'b’uBble bath, Studies show womiomen still do the hulk of dc read a boo k ria^e“iect perfection. Your house and family . CANYON COVEI; B U F F E T ~ chorcs — 75 percent-•nt to 95 perccnl, depending' dom eslic • D on’t expcctt look like thc ones you sei in maga- 11:00 a.m. to 8:0:00 p.m. E p study — and most holholiday-related tasks, she ,ngsa; on the probably won't and lc on lelevision com ' "W om en' are thc: cacarriers of iradilions. Wesays. s zine layouts :y ar aren't real, or they had a value and enjoy it m mi orc." she says, "I like e wi seem lo Remember: theyy-.. ; ______$0955 g ifts; 1 jusl don'lI haveh the lime, ll’s a vawrapping lo look that wa^.,ly. Alcohol, fai and sugar it impose upon ourse'velives," value wc . g,j,y :r the holidays. Try nol to overindulge,o Here's some advictvice from Sebastian, who is . to increase overr exercise. tl The better you feel,fc the bet- SALADS and m other herself: IS a wite rjjguiar e.x ______WaldoilSaladad. . • A ssess your siiu:iiiuation. Be realistic in your ter y ou'll cope. tations for thc holidajdays. Consider how much)ur ti expcc- danger signs. Sebastian sa>,ays thc holi- i Jamaican Crab SiSalad really have and allot.iot.it to the most important I thtime you * '^atch for i da com m on, but should be diiiliffcrentiated ^ Sweet and Sour Camrrot Salad • Recognize triggci;gcr points. Be aware lhatthings. a ^‘*y .seriou.? depression, ■ Pasta Salad Espaifanola' saries of deaths, divdivorces or other losses ,tcat anniver- rsistent depression, a fecliniingofemptt- |||' I Washington Cherryry Salad ^ depression. Guill iss aianother deblliiating factor,can cause Look for: persi:deiached, impaired sleep (i(particularly . Mediterranean SaladSi ir. nc.ss or being del I" • Give yourself choices.ch< Don't get stuck in t wakefulness), appetilc chan Chicken Cashew SSalad • , you've always donetne things. Buy a prc-madein the way early morning, less),wa thoughts of hopelcssm or fccN ^ de dinner a lot morc or less alarmingly, from thc deli, thent wwatch a movie together in> sness that persist, and, most i E N T R E E Ss ' ■- spending hours in the kitchen. instead of ings ofhelplcssnc:cide. Baked Cornish Gatne Hen1 \w ith Wild Rice •‘Women typically;lly put everyone else first, th thoughis o f suicid'itely need io get help," she and Mushroom S; end up feeling exhau^ilausicd and resentful,” she sa;then they "You absolute!;t's treatable." Sauce says. good news is, it's Beef Stroganoff with Homelemade Noodles Fillet of Salmon Ver'era Cruz Roast Pork Loin wilh Braisesed Red Cabbage Photogra*aphic Sociel 5 picture conntest . .R< " ' ^ ^ r m ' w ’ ety sponsors ] Roast TurKcirkey with Sage and Onion DDi ressing.and Giblet Gravyr . Tlie T im cs-N cw s m ailed lo T hc contest is open to both ama- ^ ' Leg ofif LambU with Rosemary and1 GarlicC and Mim Sauce ' ll photogra- T hc I erto thc .same address, 8 , teur and professional Seafood Tortelll'llini K E T C H U M - The Idaho 1904, entry ; deadline is Feb. .28.JC phors, bul photos thatat Sweei Potato Sou Photographic Societycty is sponsoring announcand awards will be4, previous contests m; ouffle a photo contest opciipcn to all Idaho throughmeed ] March 25, 1994,jb entered. Oven Roasted PotJotatoes g l residents. newsletteh press releases, photo club The IPS is a non-proirofit corpora- Medley of Fresh Vegegetablcs Color or black-andanii-wliile pliolos .s'-'' ‘'“ f :tters''l and at the IPS meeting tion composed of profes'essional pho- m ay be subm itted1 in one or more ImagesApril !, 1994. o- tographcrs, artists and piphoto CA RV ED) _ _ categories: Sccnienics. Action, gra'piiicijcs a will be judged for photo-ip, siasts. M em bership is i to Roast Beef AuJ IusI s- for an annual dues paym . Exposure, People. . and wjnic artistry and craftsmanship, Baked Virginia Ham with1 IBourbon Glaze ■ Entries must be matted and inning photos will be dis-lio For m ore inform atior I as a louring show in Idaho 9045. mounted to an outsijiside dimension ‘•'ommuni - ■ D E S S E R T’S. S _ _ off whitci white unities. of ri-by-14-inch off Candy Cane’Chiffo'fori Pii? ...... ■ - ...... or light gray matte:ttcs. Each entry I l i musl be accompanitmicd by a com- I Almond Rives • Yulule Logs , pleted entry form. Egg Nog Pound Cake • Fruit Cake • . E ntry fees are S515 forf up to three Assorted Cookies • Assissorted Pics entries and S3 for caccach entry there- after fpr members,s. Non-membersf fees arc S 10 for upp tVinaigrette accompanied by Raspberr K ctchum 83340. Enti•ntrics .should be Shrimp Bisque withh Cognac Champanpagne Sorbet in a Lemon CupCi with Fresh Berries ------C O U P O PON ------, 0 FPAW -Roastst Whole V Turkey. carx'ed aL i’ej’our-iable (4 or, more)__ ; »IJT01 | ] H Chestnut Stuffing • Gibilblet Gravy • ! J Candied Yams • Cranberry SaSauce • Vegetables L.------= g S f l ELRY| Your Choice oof a 5 • Chocolatelate Yule Lod • Enn Nog Chee;;esecake« Fresh Pastries ^ o C i dfat/ a , E 50%- I g S j •ALUMINUIV i SAVE DESERT ROD O M 7 - : CANS^ 11:00 a.m. to 1I:(::6o p.m. W Ithihis fil I coupon ^ 5 I E X T R A gold chains., diamon • Diamon(i rings, go ------watches, pendante Special Christmas Dinnerer and Dessert ^ )f used Rolcx Watchi • Good selection of \ 50S-BONUS u p . from $500.00 & u] rom $999.95 & up im C a n s * I Alum inum • 1 ct. diamonds fro a c l n s l ■ H sih si- RESORT CASINO •lA ^PO?r, r, NEVADA iAyE-- SA^ ..., V ■" l-800*8ani0333 \ m m e r:] u m R , ly difference betwi i REQYCl Remember the onlyed jeuelry is the pi TWIN FAI-LS • ^ I V 116MarketA>P*l-8«.>NoonWI stc jewelry. and used I V | In B ui w CialliBries b 3 0daho 2 Coin €Fnllu, Idaho * 7 3 3 -8 ( ) 2 M a in A v c. N ., T w in Fni .. M K S i

V , Sunday. Docomimtwr 19,1993 Timos-Nows,, TwinTw Foils, l^aho E-7 HoUdl ay giift guidde justt for todds Orange County Register lishlishes lots o f books for parentsIts about won’t get lost, sayssay Katie Murphy, liiB iTTIilriTH i money and kids. who manages a ^esaJesame Street General Cool toy commercials fillfi the air- He recommends you don’t spendsp all 'Store in South CoaCoast Plaza in Costa waves and weird Christmas your m oney, just in case. Al^Uso, he Mesa; Calif. 5 hle e hhelps'lots.of kids Jiiiglc Bells in- stores. It m'l HaM S:J,: Jew el^. such as pins says, •'slart looWng early for bar]argains." make purchases! time o f year. Thep it dawiwns on you or earringsigs; makeup, such'as . If [j you wait until a few days before “And make sureire toti get your change . lhat the piggy, bank is kind.d o fc m ity . h; candy: books, such Hanukkah Hor or Christmas, you mi|niglit not . back. Pay close attenittcntion." she says, And you’re blanking out big-time bi on . as Ihe littlelle ones full of sayings find real great priccs. Or. lots5 ofstuffc Don’t be afraidid tot( ask people who whot to buy. W ell, we sa;say chill. If y lund by Itie cash regis- might olready be sold out. work in stores for Ihelp. That’s what i vers or plants; fra- q I hit the Ihey get paid for.)r. IfI you cant find a you're between 8 and 14,4. wcve got By now you’re rc.idy lo \ some tips'to moke holiday shshopping an Orances.colcoffee or fea. stores. Where do you start?? If you price or the itemn yoyou want, or if you easy scene. After all, whoI wwants to be . Books. socks, Jondon't hove a lot o f money, try‘di‘discount want ideas in yourour pricc range, ask! ■ “ llke'grownups-who-jusri(-lo se n M h ir------COlOflnfi^l-5 tujfJor..th.e]r_cars,_ ^,Ktorcsr0 ^ 4hc-doliar-only.stores in mnll«; And flnil nnl if ihi-ihi: sinn; ha.s frgp gift - - ^ H s[anging tim e o f year? Relax, reaijad on, and ‘aPps andd comC pact discs, golf -gfi"off-price’’ stores such as T.J.J. Maxx. boxes! > 1happy shopping. balls or iteritems lor a sport they Ross ond Mashalls. even gro gt cery What ifyou’re: broke?bro • First, just bccausc evcii'cryone else '^'n^bnruci stores and drug stores — whereTC some- So who says you,-ou ihave to buy gifts? gets stressed out, you don'in't have to. BROTHElKERS and SISTERS: times you can find great littlele items. You probably don'tin't believe1 il, but par- _ nes. books, tapes, hair por withI Hulk I “Have fun with shoppii)ing," says Toys, game- For variety, go with your partircnts-or—ciitS-reaUy.do.likt:.! iku-lhingS-y.QU make_____ Hogan ries. their favorite friei Kristine Jablonski, a moiheherofthrLx-, ^ accessorie friends to the mall. Tliey’ll keep ihemin fofor years, N ew sday and a psychiatric nurse therapist th in "Compare and contrast. Don'in't settle Think about son;some school projcct lie wilh uHANUMi)MAS and GRANDPAS: r e." says youre working on. Could that be a Placentia. She helps peopleHe dul with siationeiy, 1 for the first thing you see.' We intervieweded ithe incredible stress. y, books, a school'pIc- Robert o_v Lipsett, who works wiivith ele- gift? O r hunt ihrou]irough your closet or Hulk Hogan, thehe star of “Mr. "The whole idea of the I )u in a frame, plants or mentary sehool kids as a spcechs desk. Betchii haveave some stuff there candles, a game you Nanny,” rcccntly.tly. A t 6 feet, 6 W B H Qi to connect wilh people we pathologist in Southern Califom:mia. you could turn intointo, cool gifts. What inchcs tall, and 26!265 pounds, you says. “That’s what the ret:e.lspiH,is y with them. ‘ Cany r your money in, your w;wallet, a about writing a poeipoem, leltcr or story? can '( m iss him . about." 3S: Things thal fit their pockct or other safe place wherewl it .Or look for libraryry b;'?'■ ®."'' hristmas— ~ ■ Lukc'aCofc have slowed downwn my wrestling it. Now I realize how M a n y donI’t have Ch schedule. My daugaughter. Brooke, ^ ‘ 1 am that people still Knight-Ridder News Servic ■ U PS Package Shippiping Available llclpinR>ou seem to miss me being gone^ me...... , ...... Kil[ids’ Talk along llic Nicholas is young,mg, so he did n ’t* id you always want ^ be Q. Do all countriesB _celebrate ■ ■ Discount Coupons frcFrom Local Merchants ssion^ wrestler? __ ___ : n o tic e . N ow , wwhenever hc I do a iflgJX,______inn c ilty iinrt ll' -wfw-ahvays a wiusttllT^ movie, thc'y'are^^illrmcTMy \ . A. M 6 st p f the ebuntritries o f the fartlier up thelli river.; Many plants and "We’rc proud lo offer□r AT&T In^room Long Dlstanctancc Service !y dad took me to the family is my No...1 1 priority. fnn.My world do nof celebrate CChristmas, animals mayly die.i The Chesapeake for your AT&T QCalling Card. AT&T Universal•sal Card1 . . w restlingng matches when I was About one-third o f the pecleople in the and Delaware‘c BaysI are estuaries, Q; Wliftt kinds'*• “ f •k‘” 8 B <10 liltle. TlK and Ofoperator-assisted calls." 'here was a dream in the world follow the Christiaiian religion. Q. Whal waswa the title of the firit you do nitfa y otirtr& fi m ily? back o fPmy tt, head. even though not all thesee people| are book printedcd in this country? — A: Wc live onn tlthe boach. Wc Q: WhaHiat keeps you going? actively reli^iouS;______Maigarct M|uyu y Fields.______nnH n jVt • A ’ — Jiave.two.bnflts and leavy-duty prepiinition. I Q. If the nver meets the! coccfin, why A. Mo.st pco|cople agree that the “Bay have a sw im m inglg pool.f We hang- have lost3St some weight. I work doesn't tbe river have saltaltwater? — Psalm Book"" wasv the first book lo be outside. My kidsis arcc really into out two3 hhours every day. When Desiree Carlin. printed in wh;,vhat would become the . videos. Thai is where Hulk all thoseic fpeople start to call your A. Rivets do have sallw;:water where United Slates,cs. The first edition was — -Hogan comcs in.4[1. 4 -gct.down on name, yoi/ou.jusLget.up for it— . they meet the occan. This:s arca-when:* publishcd in 1640'in Cambridge. ■ my fours and cravrawl around and q . Aiat is tbe best move you the saltwater and freshvh w ater m ix Mass.. which,h. at:i the time was known growl a little. ever putIt o0 n someone? together is called anin estuary, as the Massacsachusetts Bay Colony, Q: D o y o u enjoyijoy aUllieiiJlni- ^ A; Thah a t’s easy. Il w as in the - Estuaries are extremelyy im portant The book's title'calls titl it "The Whole ^ Offtr not vKlld with any other diacounL tion you get? Pontiac: SSilver Dome. It was in because many types o f fishsh and plants Uooke of Psali;almes Faithfully translat- ...... iij ^ up6h~avtllabimy; ------A: Yes. Becausilusc now 1 have front ofif ‘94.000 people. I body ' can live there. But the balmInnce is easi- cd into Fnglishish Metre." ^ learned to apprecieciate it. Before slammeded Andre the Giant, who • ly upset. For example, if ihere is a lhat I w as wrcstlintiing 300 days a w eighed;d t570 pounds. drought and the water levelk-el of a river ^ “'"525^" goes down. Ihe estuary mtmay become m L J l i r

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E*a Tlmos-Nows,, TwTwin Falls, Idaho Sunday, Ooc)ocombor19,1093 S b m eb^bdy n e eBds y ou l e t i d e s<; o j o u m • A bunk bed framele and mattress • The: Foster GrandparentIt meals. For more inform!mation, call Twin Falls for isom eone 60 o r old?r is needed for a foster:r child. If you Program hihos'an opening for o quoli-i- Marcie Donner ir or T e re s a who is low inciincome and would like can donate, call CarolI Layne] at 324* Tied gran/ic service column is Snwiooth Nali(ational Forest for ijj^f corn a little money wh them to write and hhelping with . - ____ ll. N ice ben- designed to0 nmatch needs ip the m Christmas irciree cutting. The imunity Action needs wormm something really helpful, ^ math. We also need hehclplopicpare |,„h Call Helen ' comtnunit/esrs o f the eight counties H sojourn would ( ithes and blanket sleepersrs efits are offered too. C Id conclude w ith a caught Vin Cappiello y the library for kindergjrgaitcn through ordinoior o r in-iAe M a^ic-Vc-Valley, with.volunieer 11 WL'll-camcd'pizxizza at L ouie’s! face fn e-m onlh-6 ld boy, size 12 lo"10" TaylQr, SCP respite coor 3t sixth grade. No cypericncncc 1! ncccs- iSmonthi io SharynMilchell, S.W. at^it 436-9494, help. I f youJ needne a volunteer, call U A ll o f th e abovea went as drifi, ths. Volunteers are also sary. Our goal at Washing- needed for Judy Tiptonon at .the College o f H planned, but a funny ft thing — or Alljht j my breath, yanking my for ofTicc work ond to help■P y lon/Horizon is to helpIp children feel w ilh com r randpareni Southern Idahoiaho, 736-2122, to have H three — happcn()cned on the way to was fromal the depths of a 4-foot mmodities for lifting andid • T h e F o ste r G ra good about themselveses and succeed opening boxes.be If you can donate,e. Program hos several openingsop in it appear in this column. ‘ ______the resiaurant. firs on Hj J ____ with-their .schoolworli>rk_l£.you-can_.or-voluntceitccr 0 .few hours per w’celj:. Mrst. runnTirg’irg’buddjrD avcandzrsnow11 T -joking aside, the scenery k. -- ______■ I. along with11 ouro wives and a xhe absolutelysn gorgeous. Thely - -help, call-324^841-.—...... ca llL a u raraMilltTar7.3S-935l. l ' host of otherr friendsf literally amazinand spruces covered with weathered a blii;blustery moming to /\fievTTlfe-pemTbiii'iiljryJslblCrr • The College o f ScSouthern Idaho • The: S e n io r- C o m p a n io nn WTTHgn iH ffB M ri eoinpltfic the-R(■Reindeer Ramble, managisnow falling. Wow. Simply Refugee Center is inI nneed o f coats. Program: has hi on immediate opening It was rewardarding. We were ablezing. fc hals. gloves and wantrm clolhing for in the Buh:uhl area for a person 60 or proud of our’ accomplishments,ac gettingfter about 90 minutes, we refugees being resi:settled from older andid lowcr incomc. Seniori ■ M E D and we had theihc long sleeve T- jjxaged or to find seven trees suit-V Southeast Asia. The cecentcr is olso in Componiolions assist elderly homc-c- - need of pols. pans,, dishes,c cups, bound perlersons with respite, some1C ------C W ^ sliirts to prove« it it- W e dnfor our homes (well, after The journeyy northni consisted of tj,rcemg \ mine home, I think I left-ij - glosses, bowls, kniveses, double bed transportallation, or small tasks thol or eight branches up there),^ top mallresses. sofas.. 1kitchen tables enable ththem to stay at home,e! 5 P c. three vehicles:s ands seven bnive began i id Basictt Knife Set■t 'CH6CT, 6-nli dragged them to where our ■ and coffee and end tables. li If you ' Benefitss includc i a tax-free and, individuals dctcIcterm ined to push the nea e- includes 3 essenlial through any snosnowball Jack I'rost (vcs,fie vehicles were parked andI can donate, call Ron1 IBlack ot 736- exempt stistipend, travel reimburse- ' ment, free;:e yearly physical and somei e knives wiln ^ aJ m could cut%'e ourDur way. The roads N osedm to tie them down when, inJ 2166. walnut h andles. - / ii slanl6lock - Be».S79.99 ^ ______._were'_sliek. Thelie wind and snow wasnear-immortal a I words of Burl KSB-4 5k were blowing,ig.' But bur second Befci from “Rudolph the Red­ ------W 8209021-^^-^^ goal o f the dayay — culling seven coulded I Reindeer." IT HIT!! IT Christinas treerees — would be our a.blizzard,no ______cape the cold.d . . . a c h ie v e d noJ matter ir what the j,ndeforc w anyone knew it. we cosl. . b a c kd hardly ' see past the end of I d o n 'l thinkik cour speedom eters m ilesnoses, a ll was about 4 p.m. a c a ti o n in ever got over•45 45 mph on the way -jhiwe knew we had to head 7-Pc. siS T ^ up and once past pas Kclchum. wiih wifek I to Ketchum. *about 22 P iu e r t o Vi’a l l a r t a ou r perm iis in hand, the snow :s away. K u S e t wjjj i 6 - P i e c e only seem ed to fall harder. We Wellrhis is scary.'* I said lo my Spend 8 days & 7 nIghIjhts In beautiful - v \ B l o c k drove about 12 miles west and and eSt Lisa. "I hate driving in Puertrto Vallarta at the Melliilld Puerto Vallarta parked. been U February 19-2626,1994 Sdsomeslotaje J ' Oh yeah. I foforgot to mention, becau'ell. Our Lady of the Snows blocfc. H between Twinvin rails and the p'ioneeSt. Christopher must have t e , in oak slam block SNRA headquIqu^iriers north of toppec1 looking over our shoulders TripirIncludes: e r Sun Valley, my otherw ise trusty ause we mado it lo the • Rouncindlrip airfare 1 leer Saloon safely. And'then vehicle gol sluciluck in the snow — pepper (romS1 SLC to ; 7cd il all off wilh a large four times. Bui3ui wc persevered. The Puer1(■rto Vallarta -ZZ^ '* The trees. Thee trees.tr We just had ride ^1he. with pepperoni and green iys-& 7 nights f l j g r t |n p ] tif have those trefees. ' wondepers. '• 8 day; Unce to thee"spot sj Dave and his fuck^lie roads were clear for the -a H h f r O P E N ST(f O C K Puert(irto^allarta S B |j|H wife Nancy knknew so well, we wherehome and Lisa and 1 had a began the trek;k uup the snow-cov- that iderfulda discussion aboul how • Trans: :y we arc lo live in a place 25^^ 0O FF! j D u ered mountain,in. It w as up to our jt with, •U.S.E. Departure Tax IH B B i knees and the: srsnow continued lo •■jhire wc could do what we did fall. T he sight111 was \ like nothing books,day with the friends we did- I've ever witnesnessed — il was ihe returnith. per person definitive winieitiler, wonderland. rhis was one for the memory double W 9 0 occupancy “Isn’t thisis grcat?“ Dave ks." I said lo Dave upon our only( ^6 9 inquired as I lagged la|j behind him, m lo Tw in Tails. (Ort< Pfoijoonr* Day'3«yWc«licnd) w s s a making our waywa up the side of :t certainly was.” Comme w ith us to Pu>uerto V allarta w hat ic e m e d like li Idaho's ver- Vines, it certainly was, sion o f Everest.:st. sporls CCall for reservatiI t i o n s , n o w . “Incredible,". 1 responded as I News. 1063 Blue Lakes Blvd.d. N. • Twin Falls 147 Main Ave.;. W. • 733-5477 ^ 'in Cappiello is piin-lim c © 1^^0^2^85901^ 0 j208g3M 48^^^ •ns writer for The Timcs- vs.

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■I Sunday. Oocombn b o rl9 , 1993 TimoS'Nows, Twin Foils, Idaho E-9 Petsi (can hel]Ipyou ^Senior c:alendarr ^’IW n Falls Senior a!itizcD3 ti dinner w ilh muslustard saucc AiActivities Line dancing atIt *>:30 a.m. Center O'Quilting available Moio n d ay 616 E astU sd Drivyou have a dog, you Activities Ceramics frorrom I lo 4 p.m. msisis, smiles have lo get ■ p R O W E R T Yf I A ) r ^ }Ct up nnd get going. If I . , Library, Pool Room, and,d Bargain ) hitn; brings in didn’l have,vc Buttons. I might sleep ' ^ lunch...... Buttons, she ins Center with cards, gameICS. color B s lo chcw while a little longer lor and not get my very Wednesday after when she'talks't'o hi television and movies. Opcpcn% veek- c; sits under the- jaily excrccrcisc. Every older per- ^ onc of his biscuits tc days from 9 a.m to 3 p.m. REI\VIINDERR and yaps to sig- son shouldId 1have u dog." Thureday . she has her snack; s Monday v erth ccag c. Di Lynclnctte Hart agrees. oi. Ceramics frorrom I l o 4 p.m. 1 bird cage at dusk anc ___ ^Ccalls.antLtiuillingJtttoraJiiJ.O D ecem ber 20thh is the last davIV f o r ______Is com e to visit----- Snc~dlrcllreci.<;-The-ecTiTcr-for~ — - -Ti— M cdici^c __ an d __ __ nal iti|s time to cover -u;m .-to-2-p;ntr—------^------m, Calinriip’arl- AnimalsHn in Society, a privately" SupplemerilaniRnsurance Assistance “paym ent-of-thee - 1 st-iostallm ent- "W hen Ihe girls c Exercise at Hh.lO a.m. it-of-1993T ----- irds, he know s funded org£rganization housed at the every Thursdaday by appoinlmcnl me m my Anaheim, W edacsday M oblle Homer& P Bert says. “He School ofNif Veterinary Mcdicine at _ from 10 a.m., to 4 p.m. Call for an 'Real Property, ^ : Personal r m en t lo play cards Crafts and quilting fn dow and gives the Univeversity of CaIiforni;i, ’ ^ rom appointment al'al 436-9107. 1 a ,m .'to 2 p.m. Property taxes, Paym ent by mailill m ust be • r their footsteps," uff. Be ruff." Davis. Shopping dajday. Call Trans IV to ' ' : runs to the windov Exorcise al 10:30 a.m. :d B u ttons in a ••Researclirch shows ihat older pel arrange a ride;at at I-800-531-2I33. ]postm arked Decicem ber 20,1993. them a welcome ruff, Birthday dinner at noon. rs ago. She was owners mamake fewer visits lo the ’■ Spanish cla:lasses for English Bert discovered 1 Tbuisday This Rem inder Co:ourtesy of: cr life seemed doctor,” H;Hart says. "They exer- speaking studcnlents from 10 lo 11:30 pel shop six years a Pinochle al 1 p.m. as a salesperson cise morc.'X. They benefit from the a.m. at the ccnicnler. TV[Win Falls widowed and her : Friday I activist. She nurturingg aaspects of taking carc Friday empty, after years as j Ccntcr closed. LJn l co ln :n and eight fos- o f anothercr Ibeing. Tlicy feel nccd- C enter d o sed;cd for Clirislmas. a n d c o m m u n ityIways ai had a dog 'ci].- Saturday GlSooding ' raised two children a Center cio.scd. )m Pomeranians PettingI a dog or cat, watching W est E n1 d Senior s G tizens Inc. ter children and alwa Ml\Alnldoka 7-varicty mon- fishwc}ivevc in and oul of castles in 10 1 03 NMain S t, Buhl — everything from A geless ^ n i o r Q tir ------— their-lnihbl)bling limkK.-liKlcning-to— — 4“ “ ------A ll m c a U(v_aunoon.-Monday— -; ______.. JJerome e a n d _____ . to poodles to 57-v ------310MainSt;N.,Kim alone. Buttons a bird sing sii — these sweet “ “ "y through Saluilu rd a y ; I p .m . on - : ------grcl.5------CiDassla C ounty Treasiasu rers s.’Hiirt'^aysrhave been All dinners al noon. • S u n d ay . Now she was aic m om ents,” te. H e fit in the found to3 lower\ blood pressure Monday: Barbecue hceff over( rice Sunday: Porkirk chops appealed lo herg and reduceccanxieiy. W edne^y: Cube steakk M onday: PaPancakes wilh loast, “He was so.'cutc. c her pal. ‘ And a1 petp often serves as a ham or sausagege and scrambled eggs ii palm o f my hand.” urgery. a nurse social dirccrcctor. Activity T uesday: M;Macaroni and cheese Buttons became he Tie a shot and "in myy :studies, 1 watch how Tuesday wilh hot dogs> i • ''Once, after surg terribly upset, pcopk saylay hello and chnt when Ceramics al 1 p.m. Wednesday;ay: Macaroni and came to give me could quiet him someone: is walking a dog,” Hart Thtusday , chcese with hotlot dogs B uttons becam c tei ' J ■ le to pretend to says. “A petpc is a lubricator — nn Ccnicr cio.scd. Thursday: TurkeyT with all the The only way w e coi OtJ-” cxcusc for.(Dr. conversation." Friday trimmings was for the nurse l' 's wears a ban- Bert canan testifyi to that, Ccntcr closed. Friday; Turkcrkey wiih all the trim- give him a shot, loo.’ day a groomer "But thehe bcsl thing is the com- mings : Buttons always v e has them in all “ panionshiphip.” she says. “When I Golden H eritage Seoioror C enter ^ . . . dnna sincc the day Halloween, onc come inloto the house, Bulioris is lulcy Activities gave him onc. “He h; 2421 Overland, Bui If I forget, he soglaiilos0 see me.” All dinners at noon. SiSugKcslcd Monday I • colors, one for Hal I rack. .He has a Dj. Dor}g?? Indeed. d Cards. ■ for Christmas. If donation isS 2 . at,.too, bul he ------Monday: Ground sirloin:n sicak Tuesday picks one from, as; ra he can’t keep Lucillee SS. dcVicw. ilic miling ^ Quilting from□m 8 a.m. lo 4 p.'in. raincoat and hat,. T uc^y: Potaio bar ...... ' ' ^ 1-" coach for'or The Oningc 'County W e^esday: Liisagna ...... W ednesday-f ------^------w on’t wear bool.s; h Register, writes a weekly Exercise ^'lassiass-al 10 a.m. them on. It’s comicalons begin ihcir (Calif.) Rci niursday: Chickcn nugg< column on aging- ,‘ B us to TTwin \ Falls every Bert and Buttons Activity Wednesday. day al 6 a,m. 'Ricsday Thursday Movie day - Christmasas m ovies C a '* ’ P-"p.m. al center, ;eks M other (of the Year vwill be shown. Quilting fromom 8 a.m. lo 4 p.m. W e H a v' e e v a n * - " ; Friday Friday i Group see younger lh;than 15 years of age. C cntcr closed for Chrisin;imas. Exercise elas:lass at 10 a.m. N om inanation ‘forms may be The Times-News Saturday iGiftCCertificatetes S cr of.American obtained,d,.by writing to Helen M inidoka County Seoioroi-Citizens. Ccnicr closed«d for.Christmas...... egun the search Thompson,on. Idaho Se:irch Chairman, sPcrfeciOiftFor... .. ____ ThcJdaho.Chaplcrj - - Scrvice Ccnicr » Mother of the 2000 Hel^elcn Thompson Road, I^uflty Senior Citizens • Employo^ccs • Relatives • Friendsids JOm : Mothers Inc. has begu j 70211thSt.,Rup<^ r t Gooding Coi Sandpointint. ID 83864. Complclcd S uggested Inc. for the 1994 Idaho M ' All dinners al noon. Si » Businesess Accounts Availablec _____j B m j ______groups_or_nny_forms_muslusl bc r^urnc^by^cb. I,; -donation is S2.-Bring ownn lablei .ser------^— 3 0)8 8 Senior 1 Ave.------Year. than the family 1994, wherhen they will be reviewed by ^ vice. All dinnersrs ; at noon. Suggested ...... C ivic, o r churc.h.gr'n outstanding a panel off.if five impartial judges, (Noi billing to you Monday: Cube steak jardirdinere donation is S2 for seniors and S4 until rcdeuned) ^ organization other community.tha The F or memorc information, call ‘ Tuesday: Beef chicken r;ravioli fyy non-seniors.)rs. . may norriinale anictivc i in church Thompson;on at 263-4043 or write to •• woman from their cottand have raised her al thee aabove addres.s. Wednesday; Christmas^ pparly and Monday; Ucck e f Slew ^ nominee must be aclilessful children. An, liteitcrary and music contests. ^anniversary dinner wil/.lh roast Tuesday; Encinchiladas and the community stam 45 years old, arc alsoJ aavailable to mothers in\ turkey and all the trimming"SS W ednesday:y: IChicken a la king I respected and successhild must be no Idaho. Thursday; New Englanind boiled Thursday: RoRoast turkey breast She must be nl least and her youngest chik

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E-10 Timo3-Nows. TwinVin 1Falls. Idaho Sunday, Docomtimbor 19, 1993 -• - i 1 ' - - - ■______' ------l U — THE 5Sunday Croiassw ord ; MAKING OUT Edited by Herb Ettcnsve. E. ------31 Ot09 — ...... ------— courbcJs.sclsclJurJJo.y.i^O p.m.I^inday i.m .Jlic club w ill V illerR es,o,iiil-|^,P;^ick.dinnm: wilLbegilLniJ-Pim-' ------notyrcoiiferc'ereiTCCTonm-afthc-MagirVn ani. Dan«;cfinircraskcditrbfinbfing-sidcj-diKhcji ------:— ilODr. Medical Ccn renter. erts lo .share. Ardean Langing w ill call thc 34 nools rth preparation and medical:al cenler proee- [M Childbirth ancing, and Jack Slcclsmithlilh will cue the ' 37 Make 73 ^ ! durefrwillb seiissing sihling Hcknovvlodgniont I be reviewed. A filin discu ------adjustmentIt :i and a lour of thc labor/deliieliverynnilwill 39 Divorsiliod icers, including ihosc al bcginrginning level, arc 44 joor ot 01 i S ^ ^ B i be included.:d. . , . wclcome.. DoorE priziJ-s^will be given. 45 Karloll or ■ Tlic class:ss is designed for people whw ho have previ- p^j. Pa-jtornak ST ■ I p e ” 89 cy Baker at 734- 4G Dniish dean ------ously taken:n a prepared childbirth counlursc. Cosl isS5 5 f,f,2 „ rjananice Lang at 326-5470. 47 Rvibbor irou 92 " 1 ” (non-refundindablc). Prc-regislrnlion isIS requircd.i.Jo - — 40 ADA. mom. ■ ■ 1^ I register, call;all ihc MVRMC OduGilionin DeparimeniI ai , imes-Ncws wclcomcs newsvs o0 f communi/)' 49 A iiiilc >11 7.^7-2‘;00.bcbelween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. wcweekdays, evenw. Se,yend mutcrinl lo The Times-lOs-News Valley 52 Coup — 99 100 101 J |[ i o)2 7i 103 104 i 105 Id - Happening:lgs, P.O. Box 54S. Twin Palls■alls 83303-0548. 54 To and — I 10iG i ior 108 1 55 Plant ol iriu m ^ ■ v t T Family sisets birthday celebra•ration pica.sc suiuibmit ncw.s Icnsl a weekk in advance and mustard lannly : z i : ■ c.incan hc reached. ------T W IN F/FALLS - A reception loo hhonor Maude -includc :i piphone number where you ______5G_0utt.0r_yni( ...... r i 7 “ “ 1.16 — - 57 Alaskan capo 58 First pomi in TTF tonms 60 Frotfiod a 120 03 Up id now m Sl ISUI plans cldasses fo3r Twin FaUs] G4 Cotiimand 65 Not proper - 117 Poverty . c pigment Thc Times-Ncvlews • Instructors will be in ihcic class- Social Foundationtions of Education 68 Kind rcom o o for Advanced Dusjsiness from 6 lo 9 p.m, . Wednesdays.-Wt 69 Hit. bitJlically 118 Alarm : ummerlimo 97 Organic pl Z.1 Orinks ol liquor 119 Unmatchod thing I uenchofs 98 Give way a m v ip t w i n f a\LLS l - Idaho Slale StaStatistics from 7 10 9:455 p.m. . Nursing Reset 120 Social 33 : Was dishonest 79 Sumi cscarch for under- 72 Patrsscfio 34 Personnol quenWakens 99 Rosiauran University clacla.’i.scs in Twin MV4ond.iy.s o a n d B a.sic M arkrKctjng graduates will hcic offered01 from 7 fo appolntmonts 2 - .Town" 100 Robust lavoriios 35 Father: piol. 02 Weat I during ihe spri:pring semester includc Maivlanagcmenl from 7 to 9:45 ys via thc Jelecom-. . 76 Cart 121 Muzzlos i lerlain patternec. 1 0 1 — Minor C„il«e lllpn’-.Tnesdaysi 36 Like loul balls 83 "— .I ranch * six from Ihe; Collcgc C of Arts and Thurhursdays, both from the CcL.oin.gc m u n c a tio n s nelwelwork from the 77 Farm donuon 37 Tons 84 CoruICO 103 — Botof lusinoss oxponso 104 Antler brat'I'l Sciences, two0 lfrom Ihc Collcgc of of)f Business.E th Profc-ssioas. 78 Eniifo rango 38 Desiro laco ion will ...... 00 Grassland )bhquo 105 Fitzgorold Businc.ss, eight;hl from ihe College of • Thc Collcgc of Educatioi DOWN personified 85 8usir „ College of Healicalih Professions 81 Quoon — inco 39 Hand covering 06 ObhqVhoro Robot is 106 Leavo Educalion anand three from ihc offi)ffer M otivation. Learning 1 Tako-out words 0 instructors in thc 83 On itic Irilr 40 Reply: abtsr. 09 WhorGil — 107 Brain waviandBoaiiy College o f Healealth Professions, As^\s s e s s m c n t fro m 7 lo 10 p m <;«urscs with inst 2 O.T. twin >illy smile 100 Cassini elfssroom arcirc Curriculum 86 Agiinto 41 Working 91 "Gil • Clas.scs from fr the Collcgc of xhurhursdays: Social Scicncc Mc 87 Disoncunibor 3 Dismounted • '• J s o s a sievo 109 Rorom oni Development fromom noon to 8 p,m. A Samones^ improperly 93 Silly Arts and.Scicnicnces wilh instructors . f^,,, 88 Rivor in Asia ;alad mgrediont rom 3:30 lo 5:30 p.m. pridays and 8 a.m. to noon 5 Playing nrarblos 42'• Guanaco 94 Uses I in (he c la ssroiroorns arc Business ^Vci 90 Llko collogo 43 Prevent from 95 Salai tVcdnesdays; Elem entary Ph; 6 Balneal evonis Com municalitilions from 7 to y;3() Salurdays on allcrricrnating wcclccnds walls . a c t i n g iciencc Methods from 5 tolo 8:30 jyn 7 througl ------;------9*l-Mi)i'-togeiher...... _7..-^vera______„_J p.m. Mondaysvs and Environmental * jugfi March_I2_and______' 8 Cui — (ol whai ^5 : _ A ir o s >.m. M ondys, January 10 ihi 92 Traveler's nood 49 Mineral earth [y^ny n 6:30 lo 9:30 p,m. - through Connicl Resolutionlion from noon lo 8 94 Coasiors use?) : 'ebruary 7; Elementary HealthH p.m. Fridays andnd 8*a.m. lo noon 9 Drink bolore i50 Ceriain_siones S ir I nnflicl Resolution will 95 Fiorco looks 51 Branches ' jl 11 vlclhods from 5 lo 8:300 p.m. Salurdays on allcrrllcrnaling weekends 96 Neighbor ol Syr. dinner 5 iionn to 8 'p.m. Fridays 97 Part ol a woddmgici lO i'lat ■ f to noon Saturdays Viondays. April 4 through Apikpril 25; from March 18 throughthro A p n l3 0 . 11 — maler (55 Yield by treaty I fl vlanagcmenl of Athletics fror cake 59 Championship 8 N arch IS. Mai om7io. Classes willII Ibegin Jan. (u 98 Kind ol muHm 1 2 — die ( 13 Hula 60 ( Do without 91 ollegc of Arls and 10 p.m. Mondays; MclhO'lo d s o f Registration is open opc now and fees 99 Buddy 61 Many limes H 102 Impossible^ charoctoristic i isses will be delivered Tc:ireaching Adulls from 6:3C30 to 9 should be paid by JJan. 7. For more s 14 OvenAiholm 62 ( Judged | j active iclecommunica- p.niI.m. Tuesdays through Marcirch 2 2 ;. information, callll Ihcll: ISU Rcsideni 110 A Marx brother’s 63 RivQf deposit fflW msifument 15 Foreign ( irk. These classes arc andmd Philosophical, Misloricacai and Center al 736.2101.101. loglslcluro 66 i Not damaged |t|H 111 Walkor or 67 Sproe QllQ North America from 7 __ Eastwood . 16 Rectangular i pilastof ___ 69 ; Distinct »4|ji Monday.s, Ahnorm'al >12 Sidostop 7 0 F a d m i a s < « i f t llSBasoloss 17 Roduco 10 pulp...... 4 / from 7 10 10 p .m . THE PERFECCT 114 Olhor 20 Chinese, o.g. 73 Low fellow...... | | S l /K- an d ^ G en d er- an d 27Sunsod ■ US'Wdddy stems 7'5 Somi-precious Hlfil Tuesdays. Cnnlion from 9:30 a.m. lo FORTHHEFISHERMAIAN 115 Ad|U5t, in n way1 28 Waste matter B i o n o s be held fromly lu s. I - -70 Graiinq...... 130 FishingI 1Waters beginning Marc Idaho's Top Wife rmay be i to shsm npany l;^_. inAHO'STOpJH■gi (SaawgBa Q. As a pan of theitheir estate plan- well-founded. Why nol entitled iwyer lo show you the ning, ray parents loaoeaoed me $95,000 Geoiogy of Nci mSlsSai iial su p p o rts your hus* to buy stock in a familyfac business H T T npi uV'lO p.m . M where I have workedd sisince I graduat- ■"* Psychologyion? f If he can't or w on't, c il’s lime 10 lu rn lo ______cd from, college. U ic1C .istock is in my_. ^ Hying Solo ...... 1 WvctnusdayK- rycT wlib will advocate name. I repaid the loanloa and interest j' . ^ Communicalio - Jan Collins Stuc n. ^ 4 - with gifts from my parentspar and from . noon Saturdays ^ "andJanW arn( .CT: The 19«8 Family my earnings. Now thatthal my wife and cha.se” her ■ " ' $ 1 1 I a re d iv o rc in g , s h e i:is claiming an Althoug planning to leave and ^ur; ! provides lhal by 1994, Q flH Plus Sales'les Tax and interest in this stock.k. Can 4 she get it ntqucs ava - not exercise more option: •t payments will be aulo- S h ip p in gI & H a n d lin g fi tdking about a lot of mo ilhheld from wages in all and, if so, will she beP'nntly businesses don’t plan —■X becomes1 irate. irital prop- authority that\cl makes it a federal M m f This lawyer came highl parent lo intentionally m ^ H Twin Falls, ID I83303-0548 ;ind what the cour)url ullimately divorcecn ts find lheir businesses ’ y. Thinking band's position j m e n d e d , b u t I d o n ’t k n o w \ AlicAyzIis^Ieat?atTTisTlTies-Wewj ilccidcs hascil on theeevidcncc. c Iflhc have beeing parlies lo divorce eases. In ^ ck, I thtn^ then maybec lo i try 10 avoid a child r to tu m . stock liail hccn an ouliluirighl gifl from,, pafcnts >inion,ph ihc likelihood of af'my hiis- "anoiheflawyegallon. I your parents, il woulduld probably nol Q. Insteis a conlingcncy lhal should ' A. Allhough wc do notndJ' was your position, pdah"olTop 30FFishing W aters Orlishcd and your mamage.I this company. Hc cxerdsedf marriage, ' there i.s aulhoril; w ife ’s s h a re o f y o uur r share will be thc stocksmall I part ot these optionsit b I e n e f it is m a rita l p ro p eri leave a slalerlope. li ------determined.-But-.sincc-ICC-COUtlS fCCOg------ive separated after 19 years oIt f appears i that your conccul know all support obligal® (® (® t® I® (iltn® (®55 0 ^ c®) # (05 0® (® (® I® I® 1® I ® 1® 91 ------nize thal ex-spouscsi shshould nol be in ^;e. H is lawyer now says that I iiend to sec- J) I® I® 1® ® 1® t® t ® al business logclher, you/o u w ill p ro b ab ly fflPk be owned at sq»ration, but ; , il appears RV ® ' be given thc opportuirtuniiy lo “pur- im c legally 77iw is ;i JSESofwci thihe MAGIC B 1® ® l I® ® ® ® l ® l (®) IS sband a cer- pnictiail infi ' " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I ------f® -- CTION Bl ------if stock al a whose lives hu you ^ SELL IT! BUY Bl IT! LI The AUC le continued o f divorcc. scp I® y. Sincc this ,i .s7j0 u.sc. Pkai A Times-^,-News Is , I I Will Fill 3 during the /<) P.O. Box i Classified V rily lhal Ihis 29 2 /7 . For ;i 1 ______----- ^------Every-N£Need.-^_ ___ crly. It also send us .1 sch |rwB^® ccrns aboul No. lOcnvcloiv o w , mi l t ^ M n & fCarearen 733-01 cijf fipi ^ 0 )93t 1 '67fiS and I S James • Office: /nl'1 ^ ^ ^ ‘*-^600— : W hen Just TaiTalking To ^ ■ ;USINES1 prar MHL. ' • merv UpS^0 A & lendlsn’ll- . E n o S g h . I . 4 3 6^ - ' I wis FilonOly conlidonllal oulp>ulpa1iortl sor/tco3 .a lof personal, emotional,ol, psychoJogicci,p ‘10' I ond alcotioVdrug problerbiemj. 0 w # Ooprosslon-AnxlotKloty^ood* ------*— (?5j...... I ...... Abut«/Trauma>(lavteflms ...... - '. Oriot&LotLot* 0 . — T \ j (jfp ;______• ______Parentlno M C U « ® ^ Alcohol/DrugI PnProblcm i ------Coup1*»/MQrriog*/Fomiomily CounMling .m H ir rio H •frooInitlotConsultolloations • Chlldron-AdolosconlJ-nlj-Aduiis-Sonlois ( m ^ IRVICE • tndtvlduol & Group3 C

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(iji 55) # Sunday. Doccmbor IS19. 1993 Timo3-Now9. Twin Folls.ltJahoFoil: E-11 ‘Spinsteters’ were prcroud of status iiw rsie U .S. housii s e h o l t l . ' WAYNlVE'S I H6 ueehold8 'are:^iS?ndnti^r<¥l£Imb'&maner uoitsVai^ imro:,- Newsdsy h e arinring j — by a budding fcmini pfesviWioirt cWWrw than withihi dichiltfrefu Norvfamily ’ m o v/ement, c n women’s suffrag WORLlL D 2 i5 3 Bab ^ havM grew rrfa^er than (amHynHy h o u se h o ld s.:' They were calleUlcd thc "new spin- increaseeased career and educational opfxipor- Fri.&SaL-7KX)p.m.arjt.*ndWX)pjn. -'J SSffiSf iy-730p.tn. Living anan slers," and they wen/ere proud o f il. lunitiesties and the growing urbani/Jti< le nation, historians say. tec- 2 3 0 p.m. b h a n g e sIn h ltype of household trom 19601 AND SHOP MOVIE Nnw Showihil al Census Bureau, 18 pintry e r could be ^ y i f I I - m L uim £ ,o \v nSTOWN t< TWIN FALLS nation’s women betweenIcways. 10% j— SAtvni\tVXOAY I0.30-l}:307.30 lg to the U .S. ___ ...... JVSWOAr IJ:W JO ' ■ ■ • hlid no children — thc hig Only t.SOwllticcx1 coupon liom tny Oowntonn Marclwnwntt Now Show.ii.j ;tl Mi.1lMilli Cinutii.i (hat age group sincc thepcrccnt la of ihc {■ i Depression in 1940, whereen 35 and 39______;6 TiiiiT o f that group w as childlesshipest rate for ^ ■ ' IHIIlii By comparison, onlyc lail I end of the I American women bctwcci'hen 21 pcrccnt were childless in 1965,less. thc - [ U f r am isW ' ______/ A pe In I1990 K ______^ baby boom, when womeny 11 pcrccnt o f lion children. vccn 35 and 39 ^ ^ caoNS h the closc o f the n _ j i a M.D2 C Uemograpncrs say thc t ------I -Ax^RRiajdAjd.ECE.VoJJ ------ic n had 78 mil- Ing women Wrodudng ^ c lic rather than _ HO'S M ORE JOLD and have decided that >the; adoption. But n say they have lifestyles, with se c o n d . ; 10 make the personal sacr Single parents T H A N S a n t a rheir lifestyles childrenges. i families and careers. ^ sary to raise a child, e: ■ ■ 7 % I —liwmm.'l: ------■ ■ tough economic and social E: Chicago Trfbuns. Cttnsus Butmu. PopPopulation R tfe rtra Bumau. Inc. “There’s an open-cndeSiS'S' ' aPerfirfect H life in this country tod KRTlnknfographics Mrs. think, to some degree,cial c times. ) d d U nded quality lo sounCErC and thc increasing costs, in b dol- P , .Worl the turmoil of thc 1? perfectly valid; the wide- ani today, w hich I’ 'I ------e of niodem contraceptives _[ars Iar and crimped lifestyles, of ol raising OUBTFIR] ...... D o m in ic k C a v a lIo ,- a - l - - I s t n c r .------Adelphi University who:, comcs oul of gal availability o f abortion; ctiildrcn. clii . * T 1960s,” said family is pc I H C lin t ■ ■ the American family. "Mt E astv \ -a-historian-at_sprcad.usc_o !<=^ ... , I I s t w o o d B J mitmcnt to have childrcr « » » « « » » » « | r E S 3 you’re going to be locked/ho has studied and the legal •Making a com------* DAILY 7:00-7:00-9:30 ■ nificant number of years." m w o ^ E ^N^mOVR I Sal/Sur1/Sun • I “I think a lot of theIren chi means that ■ ?W W ' : i a ■ 4:30-7:00-{:00-9:30 ' people saying, 'I'm notked g up for a sig- • ' « P P f * ' 0.J/6:4S-gi(910 DaiDaily 7 ;0 0 -9 ;3 0 U m c j m o ' S»l/SonI2 0000-2:15-4:30 6 45 9 to S a t children now,’ and it IS.”kec ; I 1 Sat/Sun l:30-4:15p7:00-9: I I "not now, not now,' —childlessness i is , , lat'AW e^can V i d e o PPlaza l i Behind kl^s P l u s I ; ^ lale," said William Pratt,It going lo have i i 'I 'M keeps going — ' ' — ■ at thc National Ccnlcr FROM THE BEST SELLiLUNG AinHOR — unlil it's 1 0 0 J j G r e a t I — [ W H I I ----- I Statistics. F TUFHRMANDTHECLiU E C ff COMES THE att. a statistician , , . 0 ■ ? O F ! One result is expected t 5 : 16” P:M m )N P lC n jR E SUSPENSE HH0ULLER i OF THE YEARl« ; r p m shift in demographicIler pa for H callh i i : 5 I MOTION MG ; next century. By 20|10 . a : i b pipingsr- p i ■ / f „ TOM d ed to be a m ajor | | Demographics magazii ^BERENCEH " ' ■ patterns in Ihc , | • nearly 19 million womc living alone, an increaseilO , A m e ric a n i i / y pcrccnt over 1990. Andiz inft c p r e d ic ts , ' i j [ / P jT J. aging baby boomers “willimcn will be be , , \ ^ ISC of nearly 40 i i 'W v less couples one of the h< i id for marketers, i • segments in the 1990s an< Daily 7:00}0 I magazine reports in thiswill m make child- ' | \ I S a t/S u n 2:C2:00-7:00 | e hottest growth j , \ Thc.ncw childlcssncs I — |Twm|*||?| ------fuding-som cof the-moiand 2000s," the , i \* — ! is month’s issue. i i ______‘ family trends of thc day 1 1 1 ( I •• RAULJUlLJUUA I ness is already | TW IN>ii4<(Sf< adoption movement to tl I CHRISTOPHEI’HER LLOYD j fertility clinics, surrogatemost-prominent— , 733*5^78—:- ' aiia'thc’dccisions of real — from thc i i m Browns to have children0 the growth of ■ ' ' ing husbands. All are -atedri ntotherhood J | . y p a d , by w om en w ho ■cal-lifcMurphy hav , . m otherhood and arc tryitijxn without hav- rfW V W „ desperately, lo have chidriven, in large. D A 7-,45-9,459,45 ' have postponed' \ m w ^m p rnflnM I!N'IB I Sai/Sun 5:45-7;45-7:45-9 45 | il's too lale. U wijoy the^ejlolidays.. Behind Ihe censusying, n sometimes H Daily 7:00-9:30 children before V Dailylily 6:45-9:30 Dai ------■ women like Laura Van Sat/SunSal 1:30-4:15-7:00-9:9 : 3 0 I -[M E C 41, an insurance accoun ^)ine outIt with us! tive from Long Islanc^,ws numbers arc * Iar m enu,.try our sped;d a i s ; ------I - , - lo have a child when'an : Wallendacl, addidon to our regular [ A R L E S G R O D Infertility treatments ultii3unt rcprcscnla- C H 1 w ho. first tried a n d so d id her m arriage. l A S B O R D ;n stic was 32. ' In 3i SMORGA rhe N ew ton family “Wc always avoided a f]'M!THE.m because we had a lotUtimatcly.failcd,. Sat.-5pm to:o9pm ' ...*4“ s^ingto-thedogs.s 1 1 things," Van Wallendacl,,c. to3pm ,..® 4'L ______—single,-5ay*-with-sonic.d a lol of things, ______Sun.-Jlamtq a m lot of material ^ ■ I MUSKE' bolh had great careers.' lie Sheen acl, who is now S k i, 'Charlies home. W i owned two a ) - R A M A . Sutherland i _ . me Jcgrci^“Wc _ _•------FISH-O- I Kiefer SutI rs. Wc owned a ------E v e r yI '^ ^ r t d a y ------z : | - I ------you need a litUc kid for D cars. You had ; I 7;16-D boom ers w ho have be en c 9 p m . . / 6 “ .10-9:10 I oy>ar-Whatdn.. ------5pm to 9p SiySunlili\1;10-3:10- . childless numbers arc a for?” The baby I 5:10-7:107:10-9:10 | encc of a number of soci cn driving up the CHICKEN: N N I G H T have been building as tl ■ — w iESSQ— a * . com c o f age o v e r the laste at the conflu- E v e r y H1 \ j i e s d a y This time iocial trends that rise in the number of wo he’s bringing the kids. 9 p m . . . * 3 “ ...... ; m m paid professions and ISthe the group has 5pm to 9p last 20 years: Ihe view that the decision r I S»t/Su-Flnd 00-,l,45-3:3t>-5.15-7:OOB.45 S*t/Sun 1;16-3;15-6il5-7i15-D.15,15 12>00-1:30^;30-3:00 f ______1-800-438- H iJm I ■ S

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For the 300 millionon Visa credit cards, % Merchant the journey prpbabljbly includes’ a mo- | pcs card ihrough an JUST TH E FAX:i: FasterFi fax ma- mentary stopover in this Washington i elcctro:lronic cash register chincs can save monnoney for busi- • ’ suburb, home to a nondescript noi building which funncinncls m ag n etically ...... nesses bccousc lesss phonep time is - casually calle'd thee Fort I Knox of the * ^ coded infombrmatioli by phone • ■ consumed. That’s a3 bragging br point intollo Iihc V isa nclwork. :______^ if for fax machine makeiakers. But a Sur- Although Visa’s cqCompetitors 'Master- prising num ber o f companiiiscoi pay Card International1 andai American Ex- little attention to0 thti a t c o st. A press Co. also boastt aiadvanced technolo- m Gallup study for Pitne;itney Bowes, the i largest U.S.* fax maktlaker, founcl 72 gy, Visa is the leaderler in the plastic card world. In the United:d IStates alone. Visa percent of Fortune 50050 companies has approximately-Iy, h a lf th e m ark e t f did not account forr fafax costs. The share, vs. 27 percentent held by Master- typical reason: phoneone costs show Card and 20 pcrccntnt by American Ex- up on a different expexpense line than ____press. _____^____ - ^ capital spending. Manklany companies The Visa Internatilatibnal Operations don’t even usc'standandard delay fea- Center East is one of two hubs for the turcs,~fori>ending; non-important nc credit card associatioilion’s vast informa- faxes after loi^g distaistance rates go tion network, a systestem it expects will down in the evening,ig, IPitney Bowes play a much' greaterter role in the daily . Vi said. lives of households; worldwide.w< ^ Visa, ow ned by it!its. member banks, lil • DEAR SANTA: WWhat are some operates a computeref system known as of the hottest childrcIdren’s gif^s on VisaNet that functionions as a middleman holiday shoppirIping lists? between merchants,Its, the merchant’s Yankelovich Partnersers Inc., a West- bank and th e bankk that t issues a cus- port, Conn., tomer’s credit card. marked rc- The network encor:ompasses 9 million searcher, _ ^ - ....askcd-1.200_.-'SJj ------miles-of-fibr<>-optictic-cablc6-that-link ------— about 20,000 bankss aand other fmancial Visa computei adult shop- , institutions and 10 mim illion merchants in p ers th at 247 countries and tcrrcrritorics worldwide. Relay information q u estio n in Most o f th e 1 1,00(000 transactions per 10 the issuing bank suing a survey. minute that traverse;e IMcLean or its sis- and osk for ink \ r — The re- [M g ter “super ccntcr” in the British city of approval, suits re- ijaMm Basingstoke are ere:redit card transac- ponds wilh approval or rcjecticction veuled few ■^^|« tions. k ihrough Ihe syslcm. The surprises: 44 *^118 The system also1 hihandles a range of round-id-trip lakes six to 20 sccondsids . percent ' l j | consumer payments,Its, from cash with- planned lo ^ - buy thcir * .drawals from automatnatic teller machines youour card over to the sales clcclcrk: • Is you>ur card s to le n ? Y o u r bt an k authorize the .sale. .sal This entire proccss to dircct deposit of^papayroll checks. ItIt’s swiped through a dcviicvicc callcd a checks a s|special cncryptcd codc; anda a typically lakesi bbolween 6 and 20 sec- kids clothes: 30, percent, CDs orjr tapcs:ti 30 fier- Visa anticip^cs suCsuCh'clcctrOnic bank- pollloint of sale terminal thatat ireads your central clcIccironic-file o f stolenI creditc onds...... cent, videos; i8 perclercent, Barbies;' ing networks will piplay an eycn"mbre acC'ccount number, purchasec aamount and cards, What if yourir Ibank's computers arc 16 percent, Barney;y toys;t 15 per- ' important ro le in co:consumers’ lives as expxpiration date from the cardard’s magnet- . • Docs3 ithe purchase cxcccdd y' o u r too busy or incapi:apacitatcd? cent, dinosaur toys;>; 12 percent, AI- interactive televisi coutgoing president If II the store lacks a cardrd ireader, the Althouglgh some consum ers migliight rc-. After you’ve w )nd half of the transactionI HOLIDAY JOBIB HUNTING; and chicf executive^e hout the country. itt t(to your bank, the computeuters ask sev- ly answerered, your bank will ississue a “^so is done thro tut days. • consulting firm. Foror (one thing, the Here’s w hat happe)pens af\er you hand eral:ral questions: — green lightht back through the systerremand cally lakes about "i'A This syslem cocontinues lo grow rapid- company notes, theth e re ’s far less ------ly,. u p .ab o u t 14[4..perccnt . in 1992. VisaI „ compciition. - cxpects the annnnual dollar volume ofr ...... “ T ypically, thiss it is the time of tra n s itio n s on1 its it network lo double to, year when most peopeople postpone : m Sl trillionby.l99i998. or delay their job secsearch activities . 'because thcy feel:1 theretl is little Despite this growth;gr Visa executives i*tesa; : ■' .. , acid batbatteries. The monthly utiliiility bill: about S42,000. J__ chance for success.'s.' >Nothing could s-of-fiber- opti&-cabIcs-in-in-an- admit iheir-goal-iai-ofLrcpla‘cing-cash-is..a_ 9a-4eases-9-minion-miles-< i_ ~ bcTufther from th~e~truth."the says s if a long way ofT: creditcrc cjirds wero-uscd-in- McLEAN, V a .—— They don't leave ipuchch to chance. overlap^lapping system designed to10 avoid system crashes i [ company president Ja only 15 pcrccnt:nt of all retail sales last t Jack Erdlen. ' '7 _ From backup baibatteries to earthquakcTprrproof walls, Visa singlee IiIme is severed, -says— year; Russell saidaid.' ...... toternational securiiuritv planrierejg^.t(LC0D3^nsideiable.len^ ___ iS tranange^things-happen-somct j ictimes-t 0 -the8e-cabics,"s£ NO GREEN THUtIUMB: An Illi- m designing tbe MMcLefih ‘.‘Super -ceriter,”’ oneo o f the c ^ t John SpSpengler, Visa’s opcratioions manager at McLean.[1. He Getting peoplepie lo accept the idea lhat nois company promiomises no green card giant’s'tw o compiiter:66{^lexes.COI recalledled the time when a farmer;r in Texas cut a cable by/ ddig- - jplastic can rcplaplace cash as cMcrency is’ thumbs, for The McLean ccn:enter and a^sister operaticItion in Britain to- ging a ggrave to bury his cow. the most formidriidable barrier to V isa’s' gardeners 5ty vision, said Roger L. . gether processed! ababout $SOO-billion:in transinsactions last year Thee ccooling system for the: computeri and communi'mica- cashless society who use ' a > on 3l)(J million card ’ new brand o f - 11 supply disruption, Speng ries. . . undergrrground in case of a local i :ngler- International. gardening-' , The importance:e oc f thie M cX ^'center is>isn't evidrat fro|n said. D a point where society ac- wilh textile 5,of the quake that beforere CChribtmas. on the Richter c ^ e ; about loaer dually expectsis t to -g et acccss to theirr maker Mil- nearly razed San1 FrFriicifico ill 1906, ' - F or rVisa \ International execi■cutive vice president Rb; le and anywhere, this sys-- . lik en & Co. n was ' The center .of thiithis i^ioh computeiter and coinmuni- .?eircc,.i y, the resulting confusionP v tem has got to w(work,” said Peirce. to make gar- , he sought to shrink the catibos network huthm'flourcesh a o fp oven ^ the local utili- a definifining event. Afterward, 1 r . . He concluded:d with, the mantra of the- -dening gloves fromn a polyester fab- jn c «B^ ites-of-dow n time"-tho cenimter allows itself each yea credit card worldirld: “W e've got to be bet- ' ric that resists mostit stains.st ' tbose lemM with two enonnoiM b M ^ 'o f le a d - no mlore on than a few minutes. . ter than cash andind checks.”

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Fraud!scheme!!IS target Ibusmessses, I ^nim Q: I just moved intoX) thet area aod p— —— 4. The company is unwiibilling to ^ 9 g tit Smite \ w o ^ d lik n o o p d i a ama!Duli business. I Bett 2 ...... nm jnr fraud thuf chascs. nmall likii mtni use the. fingcrs-wolking ! ich is not a tradem ark, to 6 . Someone asks for yourur calling C«U invoicc tiiore legitimat'y. C.ird or rrc<1it cnrd number lo small businesses don’t roducls,_health services. you ^ ■ for a “prize". Hcre are'a'couple “cverg.=rg.«=n" swin. , subscriptions to trade plibr — , ^7-i-The-prize-i9-delivered dies that may strike you: alternative earrier and not tl clc. arc subject to phony . ^ *hc*’ u .s ! ------)lta steel H i _ -Officc products - "Fr IC "NewSBrDelti A prevalent type of phony Mail. Many con artists use altiiltcmalive DELTiTA MAJESTII mariccters” pose as scrviimco jrprtscn. , J earners in order to avoid post All Season RaRadlals ^ - a "Toner Phoner" scam. In )slal fraud k V I ^ R P ^ our m d srr t fPQPULM AU.'SEASON STEEl ------tattvcsand-alltfmpl-to- ___ BaiEDJlADlAL______ihls scam:;con .cc aitists-tiy lo-convincc-----^charges.j ____ _ loner cartridges, pens a s r A caller asks for-lhe-ticni usinesses^lo paj; for over- . "Anri3"siiSIZES“= B = = inflated prices. Tlie purcl ber o f your copier. icr printer cartridges that items rarely arrive. Oni 9, A telemarketer asks fc P205/75R-14 0 “ 2 f e r *> 6 6 6 i T ordered. for your /atAfA callcd the kickback scheci,™c. Callers social security number so y spot a scam - Be skeptical iV JR j#Jg^P'W 8o n ' • 4 3 " P215/75R-14 » S 2 ' offer gifts to purehasla s in g a g e n ts jf. ' purchase products or qual 2" ALL 14"Si:SIZES n 1R.13 * 4 4 “ P205/75R-15 • 5 3 ' ■ (mooch) in hopes off g«gcninfi sales ■, prizes. P175/BOR-1 rompony has a name that is L 2 P E R * 7 orders approved that wou;ould otherwise , 1R.13 * 4 6 “ P215/7SR-15. » 5 5 ' 77 g 0 sound like a govemment " be refused. Oncc the Consumer Watch is a readadcrs scr- C l g. ALL 15"Si;SIZES g a well-known company. 5R-14 • 4 7 “ P22S/75R-15 • 5 8 ' hooked, the .cost increat';L.Ta“„':,i;: vicc column. iR-n • 4 8 “ P235/75R-15 • S f9 f “ 2 f e r>» 8 8 8 g con artist sometimes failfails to deliver -"O " ^must act on an offer the ' For, inquiries or complaint'nr 5, write M l P195ff5R-1 the office producii same day. — to Ihc Batter Business Butlurcau o f . Phony invoices - Phorbony classified 3. The telemarketer leic .icts like he or SoSouthwestern Idaho, U.'333 ads and yellow pages ads ad: arc mailed she has done doi business with you JcfTerson,Jcl Boise, ID 83702; oi with invoices requestinging payment os before. 34.342-4649. ... n a s r s .OOKAROUNI]ID^COMPARIIE:..yOULLS ■ i l l m i m i i n ^ m i l B I thelEDIFFERENCICE IN QUALITrVWITH DELILTA... I

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.EGAL NOTICE LE(=GAL NOTICE LEG■ G A L N O T I C E 109 PROFESSIONAL Pf 20« fcCICOICAU 206 -MEDICEDICAL/ -> s s in _____z ------SERVICES Si DEI}EKTAL DENTENTAL. WA i ^ l ADVERTlSEMEtfT FOR 2?«irtcrele mtako* structure; puE•UBLISH: Docombor ____ ;ionisl for physicians Reacli mote than 53,011,000 readers a day-with jusjust oiieplione call! BIDS 3) ■a stool penstock; 4} a 9.1993 ig, through Janu- BAIl A N K R U P T C Y id; 1 full limo oxpori- Roceplionli asonry-block power- arv: d CNA tor day shill, ofiico. SondSon rosumo: Cknic. i Soalod protosalt wID bo (P** in/3.1994.______Stoploredosuros. Stc l o l w u Box 586. Jerom e, ID I rocoivod by Betty Wooton, >use'encloilng a tur------■opossesstons. suits. /In person ot Magic P.O.Box! repo ^M aiw. Wooden. 63338.L______Bl Ihe offioo ol Soulh Cen- jomlshments & other trai Community Action ‘•"Jn ^ ? s? ^ • loMroce 11 W oBocbon action. Froo ^ « 2 3 - ______REGtSTEISTERED NURSES Afloncy. 726 Shoihone lannel; 6) • tlop*up ll ■ rfophono consultation. NURSMING UNirUANAGER C hatgonurI nurse epportunitios StrW oftrTw H n Fall*.- Ida-— ™insfomter " ' on a concreto I ■ ppointmentssdiedukKJ Slate H ospilai S outh in inopeychisychiolric setting: hQ.until 10.00 a.m. Moun- P”Id; 7) an enclosed I m InTwIn Falls, i B l^fcx;foot. Id . has a toador- • Full-timemo anda part-time po- 83-Mi tain Standard timo on Rr- rltchyard; a n d 6} three- I B W m K U u ltw r y sh p ospportunKy p , for a Nurs- silionsI availabto. ava _ a a _ idoy. Jonuaxy 7. 1 8 ^ for P.'l*'laso primary iransmis- I IEM f iAttomfV al Law, I n g ^ervkx>s r U^riil Mnnnnnr • FmonsivA, XI itne# to connect with I r l P.O. Box 186, O'! Ih0 o ;Admissions Uniflo * Continuingluing oducQlion m . . ^ ' S ': aho Power Company- I Hi ■ w&RWl?.CTfi^LUDE: o _____RIr {1I 0. Idaho 8344$ functiorion In o soil dirociod, ■ No towir census cor days Work-con»i«t8'of-fnBtolla--02™m ed faw s.------1=S00^8^2168 jngingpoBilkjn, • - - *E«>ry otherwookondotho 0(1 . bon ol throe rooftop com- .IT'S’roposed instaltod gener- rtuniyfor • Excelontont benoln b package ing capadly is 500 kilo- iq i I jondabto house cleaning incoment -CompoiHtvoiiirvo salary binatlon g a t hoatlr>g-oloo- I LOST S FOUND - inricos. roasonabio rales. , cv^^ilw trie cooling unlti and ooo Jtts (kW), It is Intended * lonl bonolil pockago ■Poloniialklial tor Itoxibie shifts Ul OtwiHouWi • —Wor sell the energy gener- Foonc terences. Can 733-9625 nuing educaton Contod;i: 502 KtfnulorStlt oas fumaco wllh comploto und; Around 2 mo old _ES!®I£ i n cifdeUhBia duct and control »y»tom ®»di>d by the project to the blacilack Cocker Spaniol. lo- Housectsedoaning: Mottoukxjs& •Compel»lit»o salary Joohn h n W ' ny, ONS linHHjni'ljiliri une aho Power Company. malelale. By Jorom o Junior hard v ,67-$22.35 hourly) . Departmant0*w of ------IM .Mn«YOu«I«U> 1IK PVKXttU Inh Call324-ai69. oslimt ng Executive ! Hailtnalth and Walla ra and publidy road at iho I* uftd: Black fomalo puppy. N oodsod a room rotnbdolled.- "-Commi ~ ~ ------9 t»t»ta HospitalH< South------above hour and dato. oction ot tfie Rtor City yluo ™ collar in Joromo. noar carpeifpenlrywork, o rlo n ce s *Unittooioodofshiptoam Bliclcfoiclcf5oClD 83221------1 ina: 206-785^415 109 Pn>cuKcuiS*iv3-5731.ovo8.______Conlad;a; ______AAA-EEO - — ------in BvaFotIUI ond: Female, Cockor _i23£ ( N a tio n oro on file for t^noinod fnsm tho A pplconfs od your houso cleaned n Wray, Aast. DNS RNnursosrSOS noodod lo join our lol. 6 mos. bult & Nood) Otpartmentof team.. CollCa Groon Acros ,113 I oxamination a t tho loUow- Aooijont ahor roimbur«omonl .Around 4th A Ash. boloriloro & or allor tho holi- „ Mlln and Welfare Coro Contor.Con Gooding or Ing location: * |or r reasonablet costs lor cgri':an 736-8280. ______daw?JW? Call ual Kim 4 Penny' McCluro Et^glnoorlng roptiproduction. Any addi- •cTrr.C Ita Hospital South call934.5fM-5601. ______und: rabbit, tamo, lound » M 4 1 6 _ ^ ______SW. 507 Main Avonuo W est tioru>nal sdofitifitf studkis ro- Shill Sypoi^orvisor position n 4th W. Idolilylo daim . PROFEOFESSIONAL ROOFING Twin Fallt. Idaho nueiiesl by any p ^ must & COATINGS Ewnings onlv. 3 pm 83301 ^} Iso roquosted by Janu- 34-0238.______— * 4 1 1 2 ------lo 9 p m'm sshilt. l 24-30 hours Phono (206) 734-9015 aiy; 733-7221 ------^ y 24. 1994, and such ro- Commofcbl. industrial. - - PPHYSICAL h ook. Wookonds oil. Ono >ot ol documonti quo,jost must bo RkKl vriih ^ havodiolory oxpori- moy bo oblalnod by tl- ^ rosktomial.Buldup rools. t HI e FERC in accordanco HOUND H( POUND tTl■oaks rooajrod In 24 hrs. HERAPISTS S Sond loadorsnp skills, consod gonorat Contrac- vvithilh its regulations; and, a IC U P A T IO N A L Applyr IN PERSONI ONLY lor# and by leonsod me- >py must be sent to the .NEW S vviTtoI do sowing & ahoratkjns. a st Klagto Cara C«r>- • ^ f f i " all 733-3804.______•HERAPISTS ‘“.L'ftjV! chanical and oloclrlcal pplfcanl. Tho FERC will Call 7 40 FltofAvoW .TF ^ » s r " i i su b c o n tra c to rs from th o nuM TWIN FALLS ------Up toloS55K-yrD0E jblish further nolico solic- »7 OITICI/ Chfiol a n im a l SHELTER no R Englnoor for a rotundablo ng public partidpotion if ) PERSONAL CARE e )FFICE/ B27 nj‘wCoa«=bWWy*, s i i ‘ lor# SPEECH- m OFFi( -[ 209 RtKJuanVlOuiV' ‘ sE R v rc es______J.JANGUAGE - aERICAL______?I1 iKfmeal at nacnslaFWi sub 21J Tnoi on Tuosday, Docombor p„rUBLISH: S u n d a y , Do- Jorly providor. in you P A TrHOLOGISTS H raiFEDERAL JOB 213 MncOmnuniUi W 0BC1»^SPK« 28. 1993 at 10«) o.m. at omo. floxiblo hours and |, n mloMOK-yrDOE DPPORTUNITY tho SouthConlral Commu- ^■ ‘ w e i i w t , 7 lasonobtoralos 543-6565 “ P 1 Ctoncal TEST ■ unWi Wti»r ind. rooWng, light house- ♦ 2 55-35K*yrDOE - ^ a s t H i g i TWINFAaS . •1396tfiAveW.• lo'nc AFTERNOONS ONLYI koopiooping. & cliom monitor- Currenti Ton S f e I NOTICE OF FOREOLO- MAMAGISTRATE DIVISION 10. Mobile homo 4 util. Wll cononsktor part-time and vacancyyo at t ( ^ 4 (17.85 hr) • I I SIT SURE SALE Prc>robate Caso No. SP- Monday " Ihru Friday ‘"S-l CLOSED Saturday. PO'd.aid & $600 mo. salary. 5 sub-corXKilrod with USDA.iDA. FmHA, Rupert, ! N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y 93-€ EaualOppo3coortunHv Emotoyor Sunday AHolkJays |jy8ays-wk. PTrollef stafl. m on itMirnMn GIVEN, u r pursuont to Soc- N01O TCE TO CREDITORS S un-Mon. 10-16 hrs-wk. $5 Duo to0 m>ld: O.OMI,. Sun- F«Himoro<10 rocopiionlsi with ox- 912 Urnylttim bon 45-1506. Idaho Codo. INTI THE MATTER OF THE 1 . , a B S S S S T " Animals aro SOLD OR J lLr.Foracot..736-1856. f S danco0 IRohabiiitation Cofp. porioncomco in onsworing that 0 cortain Dood of ESTSTATE . I “ NC DESTROYED alter 40 Smalllall residoniiali caro conlor' tho noliialtonol toador clearing phonosos and ar somocomput- GIVTrust datod tho 1st doy ol OF rrvato room avail. Homoy rohab3 ssorvicos lo the tone- or. Sondond rosumo i wiih sol- May, 1966. and thal cor- AD4DAMAflVHlLL i hours, so ploaso call or prtvai ------• ------3tn--- FlWKaiStMM*...... visil Iho pound doily lo atmotmosphofo, loving caro, torm cacaro indusliy. is roady ory roquioquiromonts; Olfico ^ .^ liliT B tiontain Dood of Trust dotod Docoasod wt chock if your pol is hofo. msonnblo. 733-0658 lor you)u to join our loom. Wo M anagerigor. PO Box 1656. Jonuary 24, 1990, both of Thrho undersigned has i cht oppoftunitios tor Ihor- Twin Falls 9 B 701 Mxm Trui jon appolntoo Personoi ! This n lanotanup-to* havo Of Falls. ID 83303 which wore oxocutod and booi .. .. 702 Cm d a lollst;m ixoddogsaro 1133 CHILDCARE C ap sis Ime rocoptionist lor .703 Oiuy Egu^r>enl ^imi A Day Caro ^ Al Sundf>danco. dl ol o u rp w ;. 5M^ s ::'j Joromo. ID B3338 «l StJi«mtairpst: 2 sm oll oroy. Iloppy wotefotomo. Call 734-0674. and mmuch moro! If your Twin Foils 7U snee»&Caiu of Trust woro duly filod larrod Minaluro Schnau- — — tookingng lor 0 Ihoropy co;oor — ■ ■ — » i G n mith, Jr. at the offk» of ooj' ciassiliud whun you Monday-Friday, 8 715 Swm ■ and rocorded in tho offieo 2 ^ , !ors, vory timid. RowardI « will SHINE, conloct II dab mith & Books, 210 Sixth lhat w I you' lid In dasslllud. of the Recorder. Twin ^34-6150.______m Waydede Sondrup, Sun- venue East. Post Otfico - L i± « Rehabilitation Cul! 733-0r33 093l, day, 8:00 to 10:00 ^Falls County, Stato ol Ida- ^ox 508. Twin Foils, Idoho Loa;« ; W ol Jororrw, Yellow & ■ dance ho', as Instrumont No. 3303-0506. wtiilwhito medium sizo fomolo 1^ 1 Corp..I.. 2760 Highland Dr., 900510, on tho 2nd doy ol DATED this 3rd day of doglo g , h a s on black nylort & S U 50 Business Hours; of ■ W lM .ISoil 2 7 3 - S l 208 PROF■ROFESSIONAL 1323rd Moy, 1986, this boing iho ^tecombor. 1993. »llar. 324-2531 days ■ UT841 hDood o ' of Trust dotod May ^LBERTA. MOTHERS- LOST3ST:YolowCodmloil,vory ■ FAX (S01)273-:b90.EOE(SI S4P500:500 company noods , 8:00T to 5:30 • SaturdE .1 .19B6, montlonod above.-' lEAD ■ ■ Iriorriondly. will go to anyono. K Poeitiontons open tor full limo & fifunKialpIiai plonnots.will train. B o x 5 4 8 , “and os Instrumont No. personol „ Roprosontotivo toward oltorod. Ptoaso call " partitim tir oRN'sondLPN'sin CoIIWJl: Waddoll 4 Rood. ( 965733. on tho 26(h day. 0 Wost 600 South, Jor- g*-8272, 324 ------=— • -tenkleidoka Memorial Hospital - 208 587-8454 ------Address; ol January. 1990. this be- mo. Id 83338 ------I oxiondod caro lacility. ing tho Deed of Trust p,'UBLISH: S u n d a y , Do- a )Q2 CARD OF 2011 ADMINISTRATIONI c o iiljrilact RoNao Smitri. „ fd s tr e e t W est, P.O. Bo do»d Jonuo7 24. 1990. ii;pOOll?Advoni5o your ■ ember 12. 19 and 26. THANKS . MANAGEMENT ' Minid(lidoko Momoriol Hospi- eiubX®'9 tor dqIo wllti a low. ’ montlonod abovo. Thai ,nn993. ______tal, 121224 8th Strool, Rupert '®; I sakl D eeds ol Tnjst shall all 436-0481 c cstadassiliod a.. ad. , Twin F alls, ID 83303 m t LEGAL NOTICE Tho10 lam ily of RIchaTd niiizor managor-in Nampa or call both bo forodosod by a ATTENTION JASON (SpSpeck) Loozor wishos to Cnim:aldwdl aroa. Musi bo ox- VISA msalo o to the highest bbdor * lorieneod 4 have proven 8 \ I at a public auction ol tho RAMSEY thorhank a l Iriends and lamily PO'I,® wk Jason Romsoy- formor forio n h o food, cords, calls, troc”rack roconi. Sond rosumo FAX promises described hero- Ja 0: Box 94971, % Tho PAICKAGINiNG ------after bot pursuant to a powor rosisskloni of 312.Shoshone Howlowers and donations to <0: > sai< >L E. «&-C. If your oban- thho e memorial fund al Jf®ImesNows. PO Box 548, of salo contained in soM SL 'win Falls, ID 83303. MAINTENA^^NCE atD eeds I of Trust. doio n e d p r o p e rty is n o t chui:hurch.Woapprociatoyour _l222. Line Ads: (208)734-5538 licked up a n d rostiluiion xayors pro) and toving concern. ^ ^ oftoTho abovo salo win bo pic' 4, CHILD CARE LEADPERS1SON ------•-3:OOP,H,-Miinilay-l conducted a t tho -Tmstoe's foror. your debts In total ol Mo>Hoy Ood Most you rfchly. . 2 « ' ofOffieo, I TItkiFoct. Inc., ot $2(5200 Is noi recoivod by ____ BoHvLoazor\ and Family ------eading producer D a NANNY iversal Frozen Foods, a lead • 5:00 P.M. Friday ll 163 4th Avonuo North, DoDocembor 31, 1993 ot Toth> the many fimj pooplp who frozen potato products,5. iis seeking a nldniflht, oil rights ol such ghoishare in our sorrow Wllh tho t-aUK3llfornia. Now Yorker of fr Tvnn Falls. Couny of Tvnn mIc sad for ils Twin • 10:00 A.H. Salurd: !>t d ay 's p u b licatio n . JFalls. ! ! S tate of rdoho. e t pro}roporty will bo transforrod paei»68ing of our'wlto & moth- pthaIther major cities, oxcol- Packckaging Maintenance Lead , Offi1 0 0 I a m. on tho 7ih day to0 I. Jom os Adams, oc- GBL SH: Sunday, Do- llowors.cards,'orofloiod [|o« _ , ttie midnigtit shift In a 7-day 7-d operation 103 6 HEDiCAiy . , l Advertising Sales R TnJst on the day of sato. cor»m boV 5, 12, 19. and 26, onesncouragemoni by your ^ ckaging frozen potato produoducts. directing y lor Sunday's publication Tho property to be sold at 19< 1993. ______pro?jresonco. wo aro most ap- I aintenance efforts to ensuisure maximum urday for Monday's publicatioI Times-News thal bmo Is described a s Tj?NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S srociative. pro Alio will bo follows: Hissed lor sho wos sudi o ACNA:NA posKion is opon in Iho s a ffe e production with minimumum downtime.. nlormation. Tm SALE mia lomo hoollh ogoncy. Must Lot to . Block 1. TWIN Jnitod Statos ol Amorica. ipodal spO' porson. but wil live n o f < ______Th( >0 corliliod and on stole Posi'Sition requires 3-5 years, exiexperience in a FALLS CHAMBER OF y,"=>lointilf vs. Ooon A. Gil- sn on ini our hoaiis in spirit by do ?' prior to publicalion. Call a ll ogislry. Mustbosoll-moli- p a c l ce operation folkCOMMERCE INDUS- » r t Civil No. 92-0075-S Iho Iho wonderful legacy sho fOQ'S ickaging m aintenance TRIAL PARK SUBDI- J.S, Attorney's No, S-91- leaves loO' behind. We thank ''aioi■aiod, honost and able lo referably using vertical1 foform /fill/seal •Senior Diss Representative tor more inte od is the oy, Idaho, tho United story to: Cheryl Phillipsips. Employee y s,$ 5 .(IO Trustoo ol the Deeds ol e,'S ta te s M a rsh a l w ill, in a 105 PEBSONALS Full lir, t Discount 25% off regular c TnJst and the notos so- _k, ______OJpOi jiatlons Supervisor, Unlv .WiSMiOO-per-monmlhrlor— Jul) (e9;500;00rlf7ou hove 'art-limo. Enorgolicfiulgo- ■ ■ iny quostions, ploaso rifl'ondliexiblolndMdual-^^— 0a total of $6,940.00. and a n Mint, 10 Jays, for Hems nriced upI tll CniMbe . . . - the=' undorslgnod cloims coi:ontact Doe Seamens. — loodod to rocruit. educoto iH m ii.______^ $96,135,59 princlpol and Cobounty ^ p e rv io sr. FmHA. n SPECIAL md coocdinoto volunteers • Guaranteed Ads* [nlorest to bo duo on tho at11(2^)436-0116. | 1 1ho aroas ol homo hoahh Mil$2lore3cti3il, a T O W r^S H IP 11 NOTICES Ja:are. S fundraising end be- {egularpiicc/7(Jays free on items fo: sale, i Deeds of Tmsl os ot No­ G f t e n G mi a n V _____ . ttllvem ber 16, 1993, plus fn- SO U TH ,, RA N G E 22 ------oavemont. Exporionce in Id with other discounts crieileslale for sal JofosLal.iho rate.oi Jwelvo-—.. .EA ST Qfr THE BOISE ALCOHOLICS A Ihohhe hoahh rolalod fioto hob- WrekTmiisnuffconsreottvei/.—it m il tje iocluiletl in ■ |percent j (12%) por onnum . MERIDIAN CASSTA '■ANONYMOUS ‘ ------Jy'ifl from Novombor 16, 1993, COUNTY.IDAHO ‘ Cnll 733-8300 bohirA r.aasi'5. — VOl Soction 32; part ol tho ------— ------1------onccincos prolorcod. Work I ■ _ Jto 0 f bw dato ol salo. To ‘ Seliletailsofispeci3 euro tho dolault, according NW 'U NE V4 of soid ’0-24 hours 0 wook as I ad, tia t ransSunrfayso/h {« Soction 32. moro par- HOTLiNE-733-0122 HC loodod. Applicallon dood- I ■I Service Rspreseatitr to low. win require oh post . probtom is not a probtom |jno 1 i > A i payments and any ac­ tlculorly described os Apr ino Docombor 28,1993. wo " Migic Viloes lews Customer ^ » follows: w wh h o n s h o re d . M ontol >ond gone rosumo to: Magic V al-. _ cruedcu: poymonts', attorney • Hoolth A ssoc. 5pm-7om. oy w Stallinge Inc.. Alin: Ad- as a full-time IMS, and costs ol solo in­ ■ BOTiniiIng ot Iho North- Ho The Ag Departjnent has 'lleisectieckyoijric to ^ t corner of tf*o NW _2424 hours on wknda.- ninistrator. ^m|' PO Box 1625. curred to b e pakf. position open on the2 FFarm Shop p a '/4.NE '/* of si^d Sec­ rwin Falls. ID 83301. ^ ------erwrjeportJUoJM DATED bils 17th doy of OVEREATERS _Iwin rs Competitive m is iy cilling a Jimes-Het tion 32. which point ANONYMOUS Ita ra . G reen G ian t’ofTers C ■S. //I C3S6 O/ (MNovembof. 1993.. . - s h a ll b e - lh o -T R U E ______TITT.EFACT. INC. ------73^-4547 REGISTE^D RE NURSE WWages and Benefits -• GiGainsharing to receive im djiistn\3tive. POINT OF BEGIN- — = )art(nent Rk:hard B. Stivers PREGNANCY CRISIS Fulljlllimo lir 1 lpm-7omjjosilion- nrand ProfitrSharing Plansi8-401Kwith------PUBLISH: Surlday. Do- NING; ^ CENTER ivailable oval lor an RN wllh p - ... ------.....No Thence South 0"04‘36* . Company Match ~ Ovcrtin•time Pay. • JiieTmes-Nemresi -c&mbor.Tn 12. 19. 26. 1993 Free testing. Call 734-7472 :CU ICU exporionce. Excellent rid the lirst diy itippeirs: ond Jonunrv 2.1993 Wesl atong tho quortor salary and bonolits. Call Rk soction line lor 871.20 — or 1-806571-7472. sola 0 Strong awareness of Saf(Safe Behavior reject snycisssifierlitiieJaslomeiSermeBepiri . NOTICE SAKTAFOftHIRE ^ WRMCJ37:2171JOE^ or, reclassify or ' - S i loot to a point m ^ e d ° Comm\tnient to work in a; Tbam ______s trn k t. 4.32(b)(6). take notico that %orico*r^rt'h e9“48- ^ 326-5258 toavo mossaoo. Iss^nowK^t^^^plic^ n( Environment 'ling ^an applicabon lor license :ions lor tho position ol in- - Eost for 800.00 foot to Sa an n ta lor ront. 733-1109 lion: •- General Mechanical Skilskills witli ______LBfor tho proposed Sohko 0 poini; Rooer Ro< or Nancy Eklridoo^ W:orprolor. J' Musi be bilingual reserves the rigiit to censor, 4.3Hydroelectric Project, a T tw w o North 0moono oil would Invont Tiyoly a low-cost clatsi'ind ad _ 5375 J^ond wffl a bypass oit»; 2) tt 83318. ■ ' K.tK. Call 733-0931. • roday fod; Coll 733-0931. i m m ;NDEa 536-2535 •2 witl BUHL 543-4448 •FILER 326-53; . AGERMAN • GOODING/WENC BURLEY/RUPERT <578-2552

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QBOHI PROFESSIONAL 212 TRATRADE - REA SUPERVISOR, ~ BuUdinging atonocraliamaiKi BUlNawftl’iM M ' Gro«nn Thumb,1 Inc.. a lodor- Carofulofulattonlionlo i detail iB M•1 - M I H IS oily hindodhir non-profit orao' for iplilling,spllll sizo grading, H i i r grading, and packag- ______■ niio'ifl llion ttos a vaeancylo'r color gra ^ IDI-MV [ i l ft ihroifflO q u srlo rllm e (30 Ing >1ol solocl to quality dlmon-. , _ . N O W AVAILABLE T o n y ’ s E r» por vrtok or $0 hours eionslonslono lo b e sold tor ISO C o m p u ter A T . , , J . A D V a ^ I Mo wook portod). Aroa and landscapelane construe- < rjjndcjTifl^nrf \— ^ ^ i « .e ; .r t h « v t A m lion,, Somopfok> with 6 months quali- f■ bonolli oxporfonca are guoran- - . ■ ■ - boginiins (pro- I l AVTONRV's I FENCES! I IZg p g g i - y - « .M.ii. —II - - — raioditJ to throo quarter time) - S i by Skyline I ond llIncludos oxcollont ng from March through fringee Ibonofits, CandkJsto# o m bor, and will b o 8 ISrOKER! FENCES! “ Wo aro F IR S T \n M 5 ® B f f I Bhoultuld submit a rosumo W e luu'c a gootl r work days. Tho work ' Magic V allo/to offor I J i onstruction & I covor lollof no lator HALT'S!.M locatod in tho Oakley selccliun of NEW FENCES! COPY - AND FAX MACHINE 1 ” ' I Januare 7th. 1994 to: ** Maintenance 5 mThumb, Inc., POBox 5ih Wheels, REPAIR SERVICES! ^ a^icatloAslo; F e n c i n g Xerox • Canon • Konle« Wedgcor metal / i S 7. O foel F alls, MT 0 Dopartmont of Em- Travel Trailers & • Panasonic • Sharp buildings dealer. . 594M. ’m o n ri2 7 W . 5th N., Expamlos.in slocki Special! ccCOMPLETE SATELLITE H oy, Idaho 833ie.Roior Also liiruc selection of SYSTEMS REPAIR £ New & fle p a if o n SALES ' toj^on6 o r d o rrs ; 6138639, PROGRAMING ' ■ I Dairy, Farm and , 8846. 8136846, St;ircfart Teni Trailers. FREE ESTIMATES Houttonhoc Truktr • Echo SUr • JonopponunltylNoox-” 6138835,1835, 813BS38 USin) RVs&IW Unid«n • Cantnl ln>tniffl*nt • esideniial. Roofing, i TothiMrSUitnk'RV l l l l l l'l|iiii' IM iBional slono aaRsman H M i i m sicsiding, painting. SALES S {( Gjih Riii'A IRS Stiilirta Sfitimi K C rvk)w.1.-800-762-26S3_ :oncrete, drvwail, SERVKXi n r ^ 1 have a minimum of 6 AUo,,, KM 0 W cor lotalkonthophono. months* B ait plui iths oxporlonco In di- PLEASE CALL ^ We - ropilr all lypt« of tnting B U jiu m b in g & m e ta l iNFORfiJDRMHTIOB ' ■ S’ not j got paid for h. C al monslonsional slono produc- equiptnant and rnonllort 1 1 1 MOORE'S INC. H a i b a u g h Heartwood " building erection, ^ MANAGEMENT f'!' s-SMcMon, only. 733-8350 tlon.R. Roforoncosarofo- o H A N SE N , ID Motai, Inc. Ssmo dsy ln en. tubs, brown d bonoliis. Call I-806- Easygoing, lun-loYing rown hiir. b U '^ . SmAs Tho Oft):, pbiucil ictmmn SM^jngtrs; • Fre(ee Printed A( • Free Vcoice Greetir r r - i . * . 5 . r |^ « n i os Plumbing Is taking SVP-lt?3 ter Iflonaiho. po!5ti« tda N I. Boalnning monlhly " P flicationsloroxp. f i ! ap- tOffifLp VM9?C67______itlce or journeyman OulgcliKhjSmi ... ijW sSfeii.thopos^ DWF,4S • Free Mnnon arvj Aro^g iia‘3igsS: •!-s s ^ d “f i r s a iconls nood eppty. Call DW.*, 38i5, wtw't a rcr smokof. W e c a n hhelp e you find a nevew rom ance in yc■our life. M a g i c Vi j p S »which includo draRIng, S K3040 g i j for MOT flnr*of,mm!Ujd>Bnin V»B 13C1 Valley ______inspoc!odlon, surveying, opor- nofaJ^mpptorAidod — — — SHUngrlghlHrKn M a t c h L i n ee V oice Ihtroduciction Personal:lls can put you tot o g e t h e r d»niDWU,M ““ o " ' 1 To jhaiD mr If* ■>ff' DM. U. S-I.prolot >rtd, ST-, isobs., ac».o. Prafcf> MSCELLANEOUS nft*, allf*n>» bffy, 3S 45. tfo« to ir MHinnkor. duo-inw So«x- Intorac vwasiM______W i t h s o mr ei e o n e w h o s h a r e s sim i ilar interest;its, dream s and gigo a l s . SS 10 modvrRbul tidy,» 40, basicic principles,| practicos OrFOPPOFUUNmES ondoq AI[KtIonitignndpi,SO'i iiiTg non-prolil student S.rel>. iV . hvtf «yad, trawi har«4, TH IS WEIEEK'S PERSONAL/LADS • THIS WEE ^ A D S Nnlo STM voyir^ ftjmofcng EK'S PERSONAL . r, rad hair, er.jor* noun. «ion,.■Trnlnlnjnndi»pS- T ^ango organization ks Coordmalora for n and to- ' 1 .^ 3 ? ^ . ^ " 9 *” '• 0 equivalent to two '■ mawt(>ol.fC«HHVMaiO?? ------1 i^|8^i»da«njp«,. yoarsrrs of collogo with basic pan-ttmo'timo positions rocruH- blotobwihp. VUB J2S1222------coufB«rBo work in civil or ro- l"ff-8«o«screening host familtos - DWF.29 om ont ol foreign ox- MoWf ol 0A«, nor>»TK*4)(, no«ani own, 35 latodo1 onginooflng fioki. For P[“ como IkM ^0'M(la« iv>ng. loofial S«i>>>^ri(^ T oI ;Place youi imRespond totW 510-, I7$b», rentnon sinAtr at'pys lihng CompIiplotolobdoBcrlpilon igo students in local OWM, Ktio 1«« Wl. lot tno^45fB ma GUidoon andId tnoviMtnc SMturu ilondot, 'a n d omploymoniOr applica- Ic high schools, coun- - txma>i»»'.r.oni^ VM3 0?46 ___ noi^-»mohrg S-CW-CW. 25-35 lor ffiondihp {jo„. contact J Iho City ol “ "naanig and monlhly roports - VMB?t93 ng school yoar. Ideal DWIit39 SL ------1----- tr— • Twiii F “ff friree ad call h.E x lc n sio n m ad call lidalos aro activo in tho S T. iSOtH. nwojior. k Ia in comn AdlYIIdhriwldov Hco.:ii'hXTn 3 S K CP.noft-»ffic*jt, non-dnnfc- -p h o n o munity, oxporloncod. • ■ J.StTsonSK SS'' -pr;.:youno peoplo.-and ------0 2 ^ — “ S s i ______3W ------3 1 8 — l - 9 (00-903-990 |5K «;rs g|“"iof Twin F a lls Is an ) oxcolloni organiza- 1-800-1-862-5545,2 aSoyfl VMS 416?S ------Eqonl ( 11 and public rolallons *. Surley i;h Bl Opportunity Emptey. OWM, <3, 6T \ gr«f halt, bb« o 24 hours,, hM-F; 8 am-4 pm . Sat & Sun Each call11 i s $ 1 , 9 9 p e r mlin i i u te owDWU.38 OQ___ :, SupoivWoo foo 5500 • ; 24W)». #no,s lishr.g. no' W., I90e*. browiowi Il3r and »r«*. fteiiite, . ------por siudoitudont placomont. Ro- - ftn;r.g eul SwAj tjjf, 35 50, Icrf!??iTsn* rnii • O u r re p re s;ent«Jtives e n will help you w wit ith •Y o u m u st b e2 '18 y e a r s o r o ld e r lo c a ll, o;lettorofinlorostlo arts VMfl 3Cg5______»”• liissa.i! c H rs, 8023 l" SW Ruby Tor- : ------y o u r F R E E: 2(20-word printed ad andi giveg • Open 24 hourj r s a d a y , 7 d a y s a w e e!K. k , iityyrr«iw VMB1MJ183I • ------Tall SWF, <1 ----- DRIVERS------ta c o.Portland, jo rt OR 93^19... -■ _____ 5 ^ 1 ain. 4 - « n n j . . ------you-thcinforbrmatiOT^'you need to rrco^ord' "■ *-Be ready-withth the-voice-mffllbolTnurfUriTljefr" Fiiind^indfyJunSMl'' lyoarolO T H Turn lo)lho iho dostJIM paootlo shinrig, roffltue, aSMrliire M(3/ lf Mat.C *' „ ofanyadsthahat interest you, or you n ion lor 9^no,moia«, road Did)ick Simon TrucMng lltl man)nany back-lo-»choo1 IkM cwdoon, aKifijT»(«iofrV^s. snw«t,sme y o u r F R E E v^tol^ Vl.m?i36 w ish 10 'V o wiwse" Ihrough w om en's c SS . 1-800-727-5865 ‘ noods, Ci ------yourmessagtiges. SWU.60 men's voice g re e tin c s. RominIle,blui-bluHyideeuntiyglfl ______I to*to5 , • There is no cccost to you tbe advertiser.ser! • You can quiocldy maKe your selectiono n S OWF. aarrgoing.ng. btk»i eitrpino. iraval, tion«7» - danorig S««Ungno nablo.iMNursoWH, ii I trujt KVtaA Un-toiiM MMdJire J tQ— _ using y o u r toio u c h -lo n e p h o n e , cooi'lrv l»if7-4>-5( tuirctM • ■ -• Y o n m u s t hla a v ’ e a to u c h - lo n e p h o n e to 4W .,..ga...dod, - ...... - lofCQtrcaiwufip VMGaafl __ • If youlike hoiow the person sounds,, yyt o u c a n ^ndtAyhti: VMS: ■ use this servii■vice. leave him orr h e r a m e ssa g e . SWU.27SW ■ NovOW Hiring ' ST. 16Sb», brown■town hai«if»j, honcji, do M I wrndaWo, norvstiv*smokot, occaMmal dnntior IttllraltoLiftft Ticket : . . Sook..-,g :ttr.xtve,tve, Ianrsgapolta S.OVrF, ------g g , \ ______It...- ...... -V-TI_____Hw.tOlfM—I ______taquijtoinwiIWU.38______^ ------AltnctivICtlvi, 2<------?i.7T-fcrimnoTOSBPoaCioniUlonUVB-VWB~ — ------f \ Lotting lor Mncut«liKnship Mil liahl Usng, frti- Bkr«l, fihjo-oyod, S'U-.'I'.'ISSbl, croa)v«. QJcnd hatod, haialayisl«r*d SM SooKt 0071 Sashiers " I, to: dJtng. to- , iMoHgonl, cp«n-tnfldodid £ti(oy» humot. loriflo, non smoXingng SrOWP.ijj! ??, lot ------^------—: A a a a r r a .^ ” la a T a g»a______. ' ouldoflts, dancing SooKi IntndV'jp. poivMa talalralawaho. VMO 0063. SWSWU,^ for the 93-94 Se:S e a s o n . : : tn, I75ta, cailng,iilng, lon-atnpkYM. luvwrt 1 1 SintHhn,lllcMb«lngwltiialhpM[^i SInciriuidhonitt.n « , Call Personnel 622 .M Mflthinlc SWM, ie, «nioT»r» cirreltio,C SWM, **. Um ««M4, eiirpinj,: cjndWlgM and hottt>g dorS<)^*n22-2081. : ■ S S X 'K aS • DWF.31i r t a s M* low d tT?f l«v«nta ,, for int^iew appoirlointment; W ~ ' wVU83t3ll,)n.l liMi'n loilw’jl'-' SK 1 BOU. francntncit^ w- WF. counry nutc. dinadinong, itavi^, ------iie ta Irton&hawdarKini provided, no ; aNiKi eur», dMrsof. cuiadne Encrt g Mihr Mdmot, KiWlOIItllltl Dwn hair, brwm ey*» ior ATM exp requireired. Piease : itirpiTMir K vcm likrwhal y<'»yroiiiT> Mt... gardaning. codiing, M. lirjf. yini can IrAVp llu-in 0 daina. tDma«lcraldwuh» VMBM6TO1. - tecotrpamwtftp VM8XS5» ______htjtlarod, anjoji euiduldoett. moviat - / ckng Soalufg tntl». > bmit rBsume orbrleff w ork history. : I1.. S If yiiu cv« tind an'jJI'aJ ------, Sotiii anractvt, tmcsiBra SCWM,. »< i, nondiifttot.dmg lfta V phone calls please, llul ili>rMi'l lijvp a vriltP fV"”'” V">^ How 4om h* tourtd? 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313 MSCELUNEOUS 21213 MISCELLANEOUS 213 2i: MSCELLANEOUS 213J MSCELLANEOUS I. 301 BBUSINESS 602 UNIUNFURNISHED 604 UNFiJNFURWSHED . 607 0FRnCEAKD ( 705 FARMM OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES _ OPPORTUNmES ___.janhor.£oi=.4234338... jan $150 doo 7 ^ 7 2 8 4 . time Vicos. $162,000. In- Morn’in,r»ing5ido/0 'LGa7 Mis- * SHARE i's?;:k& grain bod. ; Jackpot area ExExcellent pay for Valloy. This Is a full-tlmo ondoU School Dtstrid Is ac- dudot i.woiorpaid,Etovo.ro- adm lnslratlvo posillon in yenih . Avail. J a n 15. $700. ) :ondition. CoD «pting s p p llc a i^ for tho voniof 7M W IO V M . $265 a mo plus dop. Tuno shoraaro 2porson Sludio 3 ^ w t27 7 oor f 324-1252. time involved. MustV have valid f ollowing oponings at tho 7 9727______unHallhiihot^linSaJl Tl farm house for r^nt, - t —t ----- '■ rf 'A ton PU with Ir. High level- nIPPORTUNITY p drivers license ancind be bondable.if I;tral Community Action i ibraibrar^Aldc. wmpulor ) + doposit. 2 milos Sd K r „ s r s s ' n mounted. $750. Agoncy. 726 Shoshone r quallliod buyor to buy of t f^-423-5071 4; ps. . » rUadotomanyfab- ,Ca}l 543-6526J526 ______most popular estab- ?34.S516. interested, call Thehe Times-News at sStroot Wosi, Twin Falls, ^niuig.«c.'.ESL IJa .$400. Nowly romod- ” P; tplacos.Grastfy 1) NH iwalh>rather 1100; 2) Idaho and tho Joromo CAA od restaurant, bar. mo- 13 bdrm. 1 balh. car- ' ‘»,drpon'oom upsialrs apl., all ndue*dl! in Gooding. All robuil & d from $2200. Call loador Kactoactors. IHC 706- Olfico, C ourthouse Baso- .sitlons opon until lillod. 1“ ''’- ios Included. $285, 67B-7359______400. Call 543-5119.543- 733-09311 ext. ( 203 mont, s Joromo. Contact: e„. < io d e lo d rn e a rly 7 0 -s. • " '’■i® JS =or Applications conlact -ru,.unkoy business ind. all ■. m . ______20llBtAlimptri p trailer, taitdem, J J( ^ovParton at 536-5531 J j ; ; " ? 734-1401______2!& & : a BEDROOM 611 FARMRMS FOR dual,pintoThili $35072 biamirrBalKTl------TOVTOWNHOUSES------WT------$?2SrorDWgf loctrfc, Ruport. from $415. proximalolytSeOmonthly —EWtOYICm | R^- ^ ^ n o s s . Call Ffay allolort ------r 6245 Zstoror iractorI wilh WANTED______7 ^ Elwood & Evsns Washor Polalogroiround lor ront. Ki- qulck-aitachsch loador,I SOhp, Closing Date: January2t. _____ 734.1401______Smalln a lly arfS a o ra jo , mamaoroi 1M 4.43Q pm ______Neodytody CSI student cloans. O troa. 532-4224. mechanicalMl 4-whool4 drive, ~TWIMFAUSJJR.CARRIQtH $900. 5 bdrm. 3 balh. ------ti££Jlo ods! 734-6600 >^ ,, , oota. CNA. otc. 543-8915 O i Ddtef ront. modem vary low hours,hou excellent BottloWatorCoinHanson .SSti SABALA *^15iancos, loncod pasluro, 2 bodroca,J^.^:t335mo. an 801.4850200 shaW.CaflS45^5.i, °-lcall 733-4126. B ootgrour)und w antod lOOi- trado.CallTorn Tom 788-2121 bysittor noodod Mon. Wod FrItoLiiLay/Nosllo. Proven ______too., nogoltablo. start in January. Coniacl &ThiI Thurs ovonings. Exporl- vondiiiding machinos. Expan- ExacutUutiv# 3 bdrin. In Twin A ^lintiMmcos. 1 bdrm. carpel- iractorwlth roar BLOCK S-TREETI sUnyWoodnf32M602 of o"conco preforrod; Call tho slonln-flnnncing avnil: No Falls,8 ,2 2 bath, dbl garago, eo.-waiovalor fumtshod. $325, ^ ^ ^ 0 3H:------bfado.$2000 4 , !000 or bosl olfer. 70.0 A(Addison Ave. isood inquires to 300 N.Un- J ^'F C C / A 7 3 » ^ sotllmling. 52K-J15K a monlh loncod« d yard, fireplace, ap- ats, call 733-2733. Wanlod win»intor pasturo ter 50 Call 734-3346i346. ______coin tt0 6 , Joromo &333B. realist^ ^ ^ n ^ r n o n t roq. ^ s . $750$7^ mo. le ase . Call Aval, nownow - sovoml 1 bdmis. cows 3 2 4.2600,,. Q,ri'syTr.~t:raetor Salvage 700 FiFilar Ave. 16 aiPLOYMENr , VM 2359 Of 324-7031. walor/s£ 0 4 tractor parts NootJod 2 aduK aym suporvl- 216 J 614 MOBl,BILE HOME ID. 438-5420 ' 100-400 PiPierce St. ,sors lor Saturday youth _____ AlDSfflFO mo: 1 bdmi. $200,604 pots. Sla boskolball programs. Jan. aMei HONEY TO LOAN ''" " wWB. i Coll 324-2841 'mEMAIMANAGEMENT CO. SPAC'ACE IH806:n;n8'^18 good, good con- , AMERICAN TEMPORARY ^ " 733-073a — ...... IhrumidM ar.formofoif)-____--SERVtCESiWa - —; m s; 3 bdrm ,-garage,-- —;— — i - anion. $8200.-205.543-5901:- - ...... Route 724: ------■"•f.■ fdmirtion'can Jororfw Roc- Wo c » NEED CASH? ■ 'rA5 ';'; mp, Isl and last Cloon.oul JO4450M,1FW0. FW Call 862- roaiion D'slrid. 324.3369- buy nolos & roal osloio mnmhp«..ror.rcall UFO, 7 yd cany afl tovStetloflforanaoot- 33%ft Iloan to valuo or nood _____ MC£ l 324.3490.,------J807 . vale balh,S S T o o m J : 200-600 5th 51 Ave. W. covorlonorloVldMlI 5.000 bridgo loan, 90 ID 4020 PS, 8- HD 47lW 91«08,Ssi>cfy,UT Magte' .Jim,734:3W ^ 100-400 5th 5t St. W. * / intorost nogotioablo. NIcolarclarge 1 bdrm house in Lg cloanlanlbdrm , all ulils. ’. Gehl modol 84070. Attn Quv. flChrisnf736-1056. WonddkWI, rolrifl & slovo ind. slovoD rolrig.ro carport, new Hoornmoiolie for 4 girl apl. ijoioodfox..Michigan 175 2, all utils, no smok- loador Col 1;al 12 grador, JO 100-400 6 61th Ave. W. RRECEPTIONiST l i ------Avail.il.Doc20.1993.$275* D cajp«.$.?l. $425.734^5463 C inking. 733-3751. . 4620 traclor 3 dop. 536^704 o v p s^ Noworr 3 bdrm, 1 1 'A balhs. :lor, Ilfc 595 ma- 100-300 6 61th St. W. Lookirtg " for rosponsblo. out- I I ■ INVESTMENTS SlOOdc oader, 9’Auslln i bdmi, oppliancos. AC. doublo1(0 carc garago, foncod Roommalo10 wantod to share nuro spioadi going individual lo ho ^ with I I ■ ------S m .ib d 1 snow plow . D-4 400 7th 71 Ave. W. 9 I yiold. low nsk invost- nopolpots.noordownlown. yard,, Perrine Pc aroa, $875 lo 2 bdrm duplox, Woslorn snc dosk rosponsbiiiios & I I B us W utilities. Call Cal crawlerler Cdozor. Bronl. 100-200 7th 71 St. W. IIlight paporwork lor popular I I ■ .nls.1O .10% RETU RN 5275275.1st & last-f dop. monlh.k $675$< deposit. st dood of irust nolos. MANAGeT « N T C 0 . 734-6896^ 734-0445 or 7734-1531. 300-700 All A St. I:hair salon. Part-liirw houilv I I H 733-S921. THE MAI wago. rotojl commission & | H Ful[||lly socurod 4 insured. 3 bdrmm, farmhouse, Kim- 733^739. ” Wanlod: Pick up box typo nk escrow s. Also joint lor. 324-5856, 300-700 Oai Ouincvg 734-6600 _ [ J OiH T TITTiV nal bine K60.<0. planters,pi drills, ilrnas. Irusl doods. pur- J U i U U U l l u l l disks, cullivijllivaiors, 4boot CARRIER RIRHITES ^ ehnsod.hoiompart. ''o(y"tantco 2 bdm». 1 balh apt. ROOMS FOR RENT m m k Route 726:5: W MOnoftinr tile, now carpet, $ S o 60S ROC = = = = = l»ool Insido. 4: R T . 7 0 1 . ,|.W<).77;J6^ _____ ♦ $200 dop No smok- „ ^ BLOCK STREET orpols.rol.roqulcod. 100 7th St. I'J Kalhy 324-3584 ovos. ______709 HAY.GRGRAIN 500-600 Buchanan B St. ' 307 FFINANCIAL ’^“'1'’°' . mokj sopifico, 4 lolo- jqq . eoq) bt. cross biod Hol- AND)FEED FB 100 Addisonon Ave. W. ! oh onb. 7 ______' “ o i n ^wiss S dairy hoilors. ------800 Fainway F: Dr. 603 FU s lor ronl, $40 wook. CflII733-5‘1-5425 100 tons choioiioico allalla-grass ional Loans, bill conuii-. AF i Btorod. Small.fcpis______700-800 R F ler Ave. 400-800 Main \ve.\N.Avi ;^S/0]JPLEXES_ , Cnil 734-734-3540. eporobrocfod Rrannus bulls - -ha/- ^ Bt» ion; auto financing. $500 ~ ffisagos, • !t45.______tmont for ront. 1 bod- 500 |,|0{ 500 . Lincoln U St. 200 Ostrandinder St. N. lo$10,000. • Apartm« MOBILE HOMES------^ 654-2245: 100 tons >11stof Isl and 2nd cul- Collloday. ro om. m jall utiillios paid ox- ______iw. 1201b bales. 500-600 Pierce P St. imobik> homo for ront.. .eifltog.H.Holsicinipringor. . associatesFInanclsl.... .coplpcIpowor.Immodiatooc- Sbdnnmc , pricod reasonably, Call324-5jg5167...... -200— -Richardsrdson Dr. - *•' Services cupancancy. $250 monlh + do- Cnn 326-326-5863______lutny Holstein* 1400 small111 balesbt of straw. KJ Blue Lakes BlvdN oosH.Cit. Call734-0586. _ ,n BUHLJHL PARK: Nice 2 ■ ^ „ 100-200 ShoupjA A v e.W . 733-7148 Call 825-427!■4275______0 : 736-8120______Sm allII 1 bdrm, vory, vory bdrm,r», 11 bath wilh largo . Route 750: nice,>, utilitiesUl paid, ckiso to kilchononandlcvingroom.no e Cha;°ms»s 4 Black Limousin 150 ion of)f 1st. Is 150 ton of . 100-200 Washingington St. N. ^— $325 por monlh, gols., $4t$400 monlh ♦ dopos- . butsforsn■salo. 829-4105 2nd. 544-251:M 19______BLOCK STREET « [. roQuirod. 5*3-8342. PollodSimrtmmontalbuils.com- 160 ton Islsl culling,ci toslod, oWs. 4 purobrcds 4 $75lon.733-733-4077. R T .7 .1 8 ------Unfurnishnishod 2 bdrm mobilo 500-600 Filer F Ave. ■nausX. 537-6647. 325,oosof1st UNFURNISHED hom o,0 , 9$375 mo + $100 )f 1st 4 3rd cun ing. 500-700 Fillmore F St. 100-700 2nd Ave,ve. E. r 604 UN >ull calvos, $l a Ib. goodloodorhay. loodi Call APTS/DUPLEXES Jsfi-AAvnil yn 1PJ70 825-5636 Slarlodbull 600-700 G rant Ave. Af ------324-86351lSahor5:30om B234124o(24 or 733-4490. •100 2nd St. E ^ OFFICE AND W anlodto to buy; 50 hood of 500 ton dairyjiry hay.^ lor. balos, 1&2bdrm^1 < 607 OFF 500-600 Harrison H St. 0 calvo in spring. l9.6prMoin,::oin.28Ibor.$83a LaurelurolParkApartmonls r REI eta il SPACE 500 J Jl a m e s Ave. 600-700 3rd Ave.; e , \ I 176'6 Maur)CoSl.N„TF.W ______>7 or6S4-976t. Ion. Coll767-3212 767- ______734-J195...... OFFICES:ES$110up736-80a ir ha^. 35-40 Ions. 500-600 Polk P St. 1 0 0 . ' 5 t h S ' . E ...... , ...... 400-5000000 ollico spaco avail- DAIRY- R • - • - -ClS°^°-4M( " " BCD .Taylor .Ti St. ’ ablo.. HeHandicap dosignod. EQUIlUIP^CNT ______Buying goodleod hay, profo7 500-600 Wirsching V\ Ave. 100-300 BlueLai<^ k e s Blvd. GoodkKdk)calk>n.Lolsorpark- C allloguaiuard, 8x14 ll,, call larotfrarnoun'loums. 862-3^8. Ing. All IUlils lurntshod. Coll 537-69S2.______Buying 6000 tontor ol stock cow 733-187.1874 leave m ossago Trojan loador. loa 5 ’A yord hav,862-386i■3868.______If you live by anyn y Of these streets If you live by any of theseI streets ^ Of 734-4.M-4411.______bucKol, excollonto» condaion. Hay lor salo.jlo. AllI size balos. ;Z Mix foodor. 525 Coll862-3S6< fo r 1992 EZ •3868.______and want to be} a carrier The and would like to0 deliverd for ...... with hoav)BV7 duly augors. cai uSrtooaauro"turn avoibiblo. n e TImes-News'call 73349317X exL 203 ^ wnlK. and 373. _ranes^eireca/nI 733-0931, ext 203 mounted?d'“;; " 5 W c a u 'll b e e m lik e tn^ck. o»c." ” "d 733.5425 ly 3 ^ W i ^ hay, dolph's nose at woii waioi fanchise in Twinin Falls, ID hu™o| y dairy hay, kwdor this office fo ^'c'Jis (col barley straw. — - te’i i '1 Ston balos. Truck 3fd Avonuo North, op- s delivered. 676- om atoly 1 .9 3 6 sq ,ll.. 704 CUSIISTOMFAnH >36-0965 mobito. 800) 688-E-8063 lurkiy straw, 1 ton [ff • a s folov icos ddiverodofal —:------' 3 ofllco i7-5630.______siroom,S ‘iSSffn".hVlSi ““ '5S ' S s S ! " '" ' ■ ■N 8 6 4 sqIaqfl.2ollicos.rocop- ^ h^li^^Call John 710 HGRSE5W ES'- rRUCK A tion an.androsiroom.S430/ nth. Nico hardwood P^nan.s; M D R I V I N G & floorsrs itin romodoled older MamanuroHauSng 6yroldTonm M3. Roonor ownod. Noor Ou#t>e'iC1 Custom Fsrmlng m are. 6S yr old Morgan > h e a v y 1 house andbanks. 733-281MQ9 or 436-6785 mato,$10(»iQQQoai326-Sai E Q U I P M E N T aoolo olo and dtu- ^ sorrell stud colt, AMERICAN REAL th S u tho $300.Smallmall Bay stud coll. • r r R A I N I N G e s tTATE a t 4 APPRAISAL Amortait. $260.324-3914-3940. X. 734-5650 . Fnr Over 30 Ytars • Placcacemenl Asi ilance l i t f * . Hands On Training • FinainaneiaJ AsAi.lanee _ M ■ Short or LonaCourheH • tloun >ua Vollmor. Broker ' H 'cC.D.L. P.rfreAers • Accre Akkorman 734-388; ■ RESOIORT is Vollmor 733-9199 j r s E iI d ( ,ar80Q .:888r.7r.7JQ75 . ___-‘S l 'fvo» Wills—733-6562------NOWINTEflIRVIEWING “ D iexlDrivingSeho(A» 90S0iUu>,Uwy. 99 » Eugerif. ' ' . TRAGTODR THISIS WEEK IN T\nW IN FALLS FOIO R V FECIA Classilf le d HouursU l O Ford4 —14 610 • four wheel drtvo,52'H H.P .P .,1990 Modcl-Ll-Low Hours...... *10,950'1 SKIItlFTOIIPERfllm s [Monday thruu Friday deaiadlinB : Ford414100 • with Iront loader, 45iH H.P .P.,new p p i clutch,i,clcan...... c ....‘8795 m. - 3:00 p.n FOIIR 8 ;0 0 a .r T IH67474 TRACTOR •Diesel. 61 H.P., Two wheel fo r n e x t day-publicatic c 'I o n -- - d riv e -; ^ . ^ 7 7 5 ------Tillie Full Winliter Sea^i} v r ______MASS ;s e y f e r g u s o _n_ 1 6 5 diesIIESEL-M u lti ______r,52H.P...... '5200 ------AN!MD------Sunday/ Td d ^ d limne: iVIASS:SEY FERGUSON 135 DIESIIESEL'38 ay Season F rid ayly 5:00 p.m. H.P.,lat(late model, lov/hours...... ‘4250 The1 Holida ______JOHNN DEERE 4 6 3 0 * Four whoolool drive,d 150 y ad deadlinne: hp cabcai ...... M2,500 ------E127O-125H.t>..cab,540P.T.P.T.O,, cfoan n ^ nisportatlon s ] to ammd from Sun ValliIlley *Satu*rdaay 10:00 a.rrm . J095O Availslable , 6060 * Diesel, 4 wheol dr'ivo,J, wilhwi' loador ly office houiurs: ...;.«4750 CALLFCFOR INFORMATIOr3N AND APPOINTM■ M E N T Weekda\ 8 a .mI. . - 5:30 p.m;1 ranNFAUSTRJiCTOR 6IVD>M PIH /B ir 1935) KimberlyK Road •Tw in FallsIs 6 2 2 - i2081 Saturdavly office houiurs: 3-8687 j N omITHSIDEIMPIB/IBIT I ECEQUAL OPPORTUNITJTY EMPLOYER F/M 7 a .mn. -10 a.m. 321 S. Lwcolm • J erome ( _____SSunday CjiaulatiQiion only .7 a.m. -101Q:00a.m.J-I-3244-2911 4 ^___

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771D HORSES______712 IRRIQATION B0212 ,APPUANCES S04 IBULDiNQ . S09 COMPUTERS CO 7 yr old big goidlng, SIIO 7I SiplSiphonlubo#.200.r®$l. Washers. Dryors, Ranoe*. ______I compatible 366-DX, ; 7S-yOt2.423-5ftl7- bfok® w ell, fidoa oood, _Z2 RofrigsSFrooion.War-' AticLSTEEL«TEB.WOOO U I22LD00.-CaH734:i26D-_IZ--' H 500. Evo8.324-S7jV. WoW oll'wator lor salo. n onb ronloo5.Smith'BU8odAp- ran' BUILDINOS. NEWI Lap-top 1 sklo, commercial or Irrlgt. ‘ plla 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 SO. FT. DinwdnujhlwolTtfptolm- tion,Call 625-5617______^ 2 fEAR-END FACTORY ago. Excopllonal brobd- rater conditionor, environ- UQU3U10AT1ON.ACTNOW. ______£ moro. Also colt & lilllolof 713 POULTRY AND m entally s a le , «alt-lro», - SAVE a THOUSANDS. ,OkJdati^Jdata 2410 hoavy duty salo, C al 67B-0400. . ' RABBnS olimoliminatos oxisling scalo. CAtm9 T E Y g 7 ? W 4 5 g prtntcirintor. serial intoflaco. HnrM*;Bauoht,«oldind TTT $398. Cal 734-6675 I uso lor orto yoar. $750. tr«d>d. Call ^ 6 0 5 5 . JCycufifl la y lM h s r .ia 3 yflilioOiilo Konmoro sWe-by-eWo CAMERAS ' ' Cag 324-6187.- yoof^fl floeso. 733-2991.___ fo,,|rofiigorator-froozor, liko ANDEOUIPMENT W orldId BoodB oncyclopodia ^ hickons jor salo, $1 oa.. nownowf$300. Coll 734-8561 ------IL______CD) 1991993 edtton, DOS vor- Call543-517S. loiwomogngolafVicW. lonv . JUSTINTIMEFOR•>> alon.min. never usod. a groat Ovofo Painl maro. 110% sr: ,J^RIST»m chrislririslmas gill lor only ig © s cdorprodocof.CofiorBFu. Christmas spociall Frosh rca VCR camcorder, a l tho 50,734-2785------; tufity W lnnors ond monoy L“farm oooso, doanod & Iro- » &03 BAZAARS .' zon, feO o a'324-2592, AND CRAFTS cossorios indtxlino case, oamOfB. Wr.ll foal h March. isodloss than 25 houn. nin neRREWOOD Call 676-0400,______. . . M8 FARMM5C. ' ^ »50/oHor, Call 4234113. PONYS For salo or lorit. j _ The Indoor AcAppIo firowood, groat gilt idoa. Paymonl call^all boUlos, buckols, hoy & Garage C Sale ao7 iCLOTHING $100^OOno(doiivorod.S125 plans avaitabto. 736-7669, ~ g„ )____J grain loodors, mise; 3 taw______u,kt.« I... J TTTT- - = ~ ^ -RogistDrpd-rvrptd8ayw»=~ ~C6•e S m aalor. f3 0 0 : disk. _____ ...... rg,goodropo rwreo.a TOOfsreZK'rn'ck Tt lor smoll ^ j-haul, $35 a'cord. Cali broko for kkls. $2,000. Pwpickup. $200. &37-6694. Buyofs.I 11o(t(-7ot sizotoai°k^ra™ fahor )r333-2282 22 Mon, 9-10 am «W Blue Lakes, TF rt.pufloo.slzoSwithsil. Lfor.Tront,______32<-7292 WaiVontod: Pick up box typo 304 •foM sloovos, belt, high Roglstorod OH 10 yts old. utilulilftytmitor. 324-5858. 734-9459 nSckck blouse, size 10. Ono irioty ol troos to bo cut gra^ o k l^ ranch raised, ■ ■ a rod ploJd skin, pul o.i down tor rmwraod. 0 6. All In oxc cond. For , e25-5043. t e Roglstorod ; OH golding, p o r-1 HOLIDAY S>73MS25joavpmsfl_ Y I® FURNTTURE loct hx bofllnnors or oxpori- II jndkiton shirts, medium, ™ oncod, S37-6952. | [S ^IM CRAFTS c & ^5oaoraltor$100.Also, ANANO CARPETS Tonnossoo Walkors: 2 g o ld -1 ortJackol,$50.Allllke v: , inss, bolh 15.3 hands. Ono I BAZAAR r:w & aro woslorn cul. Bun^Jockbad for salo, Condo 4.5496 bunkbonkbed w- fuilslze mat- u on bollom & Iwinsizo alo IraH^iorso, $2000. ! JM ii SPECIALi eSS660s; Now w^ddliTg Olhor is groot horso lor ox- lop, almost brand now, 2 DAYS sss, sizo 7-8; groon )0 or oflor. 733-0121 gor. ridor, oxc. y it • last, 601Ml AKHQUES desmoid,sizo7-8;poach :40 yards ofcaipol aftd------China,-glittiCOllMtablsl, -TH ‘*1 U R SD A Y S SSS>m.-6l7o9-10.-73S-^ • ICA consolo TV, non- books, misc. Big discounlsl FRIDAY ~ ~ rkinq. Can 324^6,15.- r 711 HOHSE 1B13^URuo733-55S6 c o m pu t e r s EQUIPfcCKT Antiquo, ornolo iron baby .7 LINES ?!!_! crib. 100 yrs old. $165, $ 1 5 . 0 0 BrandId now 386DX compulor Yourir ad will roaeti 22,000 Cuslom handm ade wostom £1 DEADUNE “"djdprinlor, $1300. Call lamliieslilies evorrday and irio saddio, ISMi'soal.baskol — WEDNESDAY NOON 4-7043.______resuliiJilt v will am aie you. Coil waavo stamp, molchlng Very nico Brunswick ^ ly and ono ol our Msnoiy wind-ug Call today Commimodoro-Amlga dealer. broast collar, brand now. wir 733-0931 e x t? Sotiv'tlwaxo. HonoyDo Com- Ad-viiorWiora will help you word Cost $2000. asking $1500. _ lors. 736-1989 Jim TF. yourr ad iso Uui II will bo most CollTom 768-2121.______10 Rioller riow you spend Clive ond bring you Ihe iptoto-Amioo 500 system Full to o n 5* CIrcloY show SSi802 APPUAHCES your days, classllled tits iR* you ore looking lor. your busy sehodule. Pul ih upgraood momory, ' saddlowUhnhvr. Almond A GdnoralEkWrk: »'®‘' iny accossorfes. Asking 324-5425, classlllecCs tlme-ssvlno Oifoctofy of good* and lor- OO. Call 733-39^ ask ior 7/■ 3 3 -0 9 3 1 Top pricos tor usod saddk», c vices 10 woi1( Im you todav. Allenon or 734-2930 ovos. n n liq u o b i ts a n d spurs, ___ Cni 324-6846. Wobiiy.sodondirado. ApAppliance & Relrlgaratlon n r 259ShoshonoSt,S,. SlOSocondAvoEast ± i Vleker»WflttomSlow. 733-3059 . I IF a s t C oss h Jr. 5x17'4 ^ ^ o w ^h^ck Sale* & Ssrvic* « I guaranlaedl (for ilems priced lolo'SO O ) W aniod 10 buy; S addlosA Parts for Do-It-Yourselfers (D ;lack. Must bo roasonablo. BroBfown 23' wall ovon, maldi- Call 736-7170,______iring4botnorcooktopunil £ aus30*vantlon,»75. < 712 IRRIQATION ’ 1 _ 733-1020. ^ $10 for Id0 days Cloon Mogc Choi 40* rotioo. 3 ' hook and lalch solid sol whito. wl works good. $1$0. £ pipo, 150 '/* mllo linos, all Call C( 536-2656 atlor 3pm or - ti_ N#'IIHPWIiW orpart, $1100porlino. 3' 536-5532 53 anylimo. j1’^ uam ball and sockoi and hook ElocI c|g stovo. $50. Couch, I and 4 lirines. find lalch conlor risor hand* $60,t i G as dryor. $50. Call 1 lino pipe. 1 00% mik) linos. 733-2774.______I mk ollorport.$1200-$1350por rj- Hoavy duly Whidpool washor s lino. (S ii B25-5258 & dryor, huvosl gold, oood i\ starting N'Jovembier 3 . GATED PIPE ; cond., ce $350. 324'-4678or J T 3 6 0 0 '-8 -4 500'-10-. Early 50ont30t ” E.Avo.A, AM-s & EVE'8. 324-5946 ^ Oldor rolrigoralor and slovo, I Nood tax deduction? 5450' $85 jo both. Call 326-5305. I Craft & BBazaar Seciction I Upright Iroozor, whito. $150, = call 733-3363,------• i ■ Runs evervry Thursdays- Frid•iday H Quarter milo handlino boll & Woshor. ^ $80. dryor. $70. Z sockot, $2200,423^135 Can dolivor. 934-6893, ?

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t o i e a - 8t1 FURNfTURE . ‘ “ 117 USCELLANEOUS S20 PETSANO W 502 HOMES . 502S HOICS 9 " S c r a o j e ” AND CARPETS- FORSAU SUPPLIES _ _ FORSAU______J• FOR SALE______/ ^ •war Save... _FuB tiu lop. msnrmt» . Feisale:2T5itiroofli.Bink*._■_ Chrisimas prosont. Long ha ir' 2 HOMES 0K ___ „-BJB.LU.E-PRINTI:OR tic, p re ssu re c ooker-tryer,, while Angora wilh olue AbiA PP R O X IM A T E L Y 4 PRIVACY \J i u s t r i s J -OYOS. 536-8750. K rih 'g small klichen lable w -2 A C R E S W'hot hj m akes a home a win- In good.condition, dining ta- ehaire.^ alect. trains, callII Christmas puppies, 4 pure- onlvDniy 15 minutes from Twin nor? Multiptoltoxiblo living. , Ce/c6nal^^^^® 111 bla wd^ ^ d dod chain.' . bred Cockor Spaniels, FoIl8.0ne2-sloryhomo.. srooa. well zoned active ' f- Chrisjordan ... R « pallets. CaJt 733-0931,, $100w»it™ rB.$7i5wilt>- Lotsotehormaftdpertontial. Lot and qunt aroas. This home ^ - V'/olksxvagen/Maida e il _ The Tlmos News, or slopJ out. 676-7015evonlnos. 1736 17j sq .lt. 4 bedrooms, 2 2?haa those requiromonta ' T A ree w ith suiy & Uoyd family King sizo pOlow too. monrott and moro wilh living room, : j lU U n E D T IA K &boxaprtno «tin ki piaslic,’die.’ oMcobetween 6 am^ =alh*r Is papered Alaskan batha. bat Second home is 2 new orusea caChristmas Trees. S995* inntioooniu andSpm,132J(dS».W. 2 family room s librnry, G (NextwChrt^Jnrtlan rogulv p ri» $400. «Ab> (or , M»iimuu.mnihefhT«ss. beebedroom log homo in good h ^ . p u rd w se r • 1&8STS 5 Rod Woll. r o a l ^ t o . Pups condKton, cor ^fow furnaco. hot bodrooms, 4 baths. 10 ass*156 ?a&8 SgS0.Cal73i^1 Great Christmas gilt, 5 acres, 10 snares ol TFCC „k. thread Elma surger, cosl.I. areporfoc»,$7s!^-6676- wator w a hoalor, woil and Mciirr(tiiitnT,]? a 8su i s f o0UMtU,33};4 u King sizo w alorbod, book- walor. Prtood at $215,000. Q P E W j T Q E caso hoadboard, paddodi.rf ovor $700 new, barelyt For sslo; 4 Pot belly pigs. pump' Pur in 1993. Both homos 8 DA.Y------UKMMiCJUUVMjim 19 roum m 1 n , v 3 \ m on aame woQ. Okj rod barn, u!:PLEASE MAKE AN AP- — rails & 6 drawers. $125.25 u sed . $400 or bo st oiler.. $50.2 B ^ Uomo's ont POINTMENT TO VIEW ;76 Ford F-250 . MMSRuow.uiiu- a m«Ca25M,4/oii t - - Cnfl 734^5485______Can 734-61 so;______- Cnll678-2Qa4 4 — PW turo, corrals. Priced ol V l THIS PROPERTY WITH ,K41315...... n i o IMICO, iTiiU 19 NRT.ORT.lEMUS,:tS2S2U ^2 Orsai forChrlslmasI Ro-• FroeChrislmos klltbns,6 ff; ,900. Additional 67 ocro ...... *977 SIS King sizo walorbod w-12 n olso ovolloble for ^TADROSSAT734-1914. ' drawors. big headboardI yj.w- ■ molo control cars, ports &I wooksofcJ.Snor box trained E •93403 79 Ford Pinto W gn. 107 accessories. Now & usod,I, * kid toctod. 733-1638. *$90,000. |j CALL LEXI AT K41401...... mirror Oct., call 326-4197 829-5209 or WILLIS AT ...*977 atlofSom. ______worth $4000-$5000, totali' Froo cute Lab Chow pup-' 354 .pkoprta><700.733-3678, 324-7280, «93-504 - i 81 Chev. Caprice 1 9 9 5 * I F T B tIOOO 6 0l I U U M r m n i B C La/go 6' Mntod gloss top col- - pies, moloa & fomalos. , 041378 . Kirby vacuum wilh a tla c h^ Ro«^'^I73;^5002,______^ *977 ______iM ^ J^ fu lS-GimL G EM dZ50~i!hev4>4onza— — iinR*iM ~warn¥6lti6 i ^ S T ATE R EALTY------baso. $1000 cost. $475.75 Hound^gtBM top w ilo wrtlT 04137 9 MKEDinoiu,i3;;i n nFOU u IUCEI,43tr27 ' • chnlta. $125.3264126, 734-0400 ' CnII 543-5872, - FHEE PUPPIES: Lab & v « jr tlw li: 83 Nissan Senira MumonAR, 0 0...... *977 ^ Now Singor sowing machine, ?RlMEMl.ViowDr.4bdmi. Iramos to dining t i ^ . $60 K Goldon Rolriovor, falhor 7 3 both, lamlly room/lire- on the prestigious Willows ^ modomerritt 3130 withh Adwnblo. Cail 423^9051, ^ b SubdivKion, & rorb vtow to 77 Chev. Suburl?an to $ 5 7 5 .7 3 ^ 5 0 4 evoa. p la c e . R.-V. porking 4 ^ embroidery cams & sowing Iho Sooth andTiorth, Many 0 ' 3 1 1 8 4 ...... ;; ...... *1477 S 9 9 S * u m tio o b b dUUUrREDTIABI u u Now twin size box springIA & a cc o sso rio s, $200; Doll^ Carman Shepherd Pupa M0REI$t21^. MC mattrosa lof sale. acroa ot comnwn aroa with 77 Pont. Bonneville caso tor 22* doll, $50;i; boautllul maikings r Iroes,tonniscourts.pas-^^ . , noR'202iniioiHGMT8 Prico at $125. . 0,31407 ...... boaulllul crocholto dolls,I only2 malosloft.$t2ro ac h , D L O S H I E R Ktufos, and RV portdng, Re- • , *1977 IUI»$KTUWK,3!!iia 90 0 )Evrs-i0P0,4»i;.IEVr Call 734-7940 oftor 4pm. ______S5M 234 , — $65oaeh.733-1686. _ atrlclivo covenants. 84> Dodge Omni CHEVY PKIDP. ini9 I7MOKE K E t m i K w m OAK FURNTTURE SALEE^ Nim im dowlh5gamo8,$50.). Gorman Shophord X pup- REALTY | *p'; PLEASE CALL JOHN 1041425 ...... *1977 ISSCHEVY C0»ICA.ii;«&7V I 6 K)U U IF-150,4??I3 Bunk bods, $40-$95oach,ch. Table with 4 choirs, $40.1. ptos. $25.678-2069. 734-2922 _ FCFORBES FOR ADDI- 1 cornor dosK $65. bookcase _ Gorman shorlhair, 7 months '— ! TIONAL INFORMATION 85* Dodge Omni « O S T O ^lw m « ______^I7WUI)UMUnAKS,Um4U . — . ...$i35.twlnbodwilhaxtra — 031 367-T7;.-.-.T^...... 'ilf OAKFURNmJRESALE------old matoVMako ollor. 736- DONT MISS THISIl *TAT 734-4572. *93485' ' ' _*4-977- ?nWr34.^!<57C735»rD!i long box springs, $35 ff'oa; Bunk bods, $40-$95 each,I, 1743 or 733-8406 2 be cuihlon8.gM.423-4411. 2 bdrm homo, hoa wood-, 78 P ugeot 504 Diesel puTMiMtDots Hol iKcmoi m, mu t ooc ^ cornor dosk $65, bookcase0 Just in timo lor Chrislm asi $tostove, main tioor loundry, ' i »^414I6 ...... *1977 ONE-OF-KIND BUNKBEDlED $135, twin bod with oxlraa Froo puppfos. mother SOS bosomonl ba lor expansion. I with m a llresso s, lloorr IOlo long box springs. $35 ea;1; Woll & ba% Maiomulo, fo- u» i4 9 ^ , Don 326-5602. ^ 85 V.W. Golf S 9 9 5 ' u n s tiooo roiuil U M m D n i B i collktg bookcase. Must tooltool cushions, ^ o a . 423-4411. GEM •041359 ...... ^ - thor Border Collie. Call _ STATE REALTY , *1977 n o s ’ 2 0 1 p a nH oo l v n Cnil ^ - 3 2 0 3 aflor 5. J 326.5338 aim, 5wn. [ — Passap knitting machino, D O S H I E R J 7344)400 83* Honda Accord IDKI lESU, P302U 17 FOU}UAIIOnU, i 343040 Quoon size pillow top, mat-lat- Doco, torm compuler. oloc-c- Jusl right lor Chrisimas. AKC , 021387 ...... iross & box springs, sliilln *1977 I-MM{CmViUI,Wl II MU I IMn tlic molor, 4 cotor chanwr,ir, roglstorod minlaluro Dochs- R E A L T Y DR}RASnC REDUCTION OF i plastic, rogular pnce $399. m hund. 6 mo old female. ' 88 Dodge Colt ,, CHEVTCAHUO.DOQm I I FOUIIUTAUin,61330?U ^ $ 2 0 0 . 7 3 ^ 1 ______734-2922_____ $21,70011 , 011357 ...... _ $130.733-5436 aftor 60m ___ Owner wanis brick 4 bed­ :....*1^77 liliB0KEDU0TI,ittlS?3t 19 FOUBU IF-iso,un3m Oiioen size watorbed. book-[Ok- Playhouse looking for)r Lab X pups, roady lor Chrisi- room, 1 1/2 balh home 1 65 Intern. Scout 4x4 case headboard. 1150. CaM A NEW HOME WTTH K (u m . 42 mvws cJSW i? Bt nrt 10 »\tfl Q Catf owner. Sturdy, wo/rbol/t.t. mas, order now boforo SOLOI Includes liroplaco, 1 041374 ...... i.*1977 PATMIHltoiS HOllNaUDE nymi£ tOOC I 3^6-5305^______$750 nogotiabio. 733-1691II th o ro Q o n o ,^, 366-7910. OLOLD WORLD QUALITIES ^air condHioning, and partial , Rich brown entry way toblobio _0f.736-l699______Lion, boor hunting dogs, oxc, basement on b l wUh sprin- ' 83 V.W. Rabbit Wood windows, wetodmoW- ^ w- drawors, uniquo Wstory.Off. Playpen. $25,733-6325 oxoorionecd! 3 2 4 - ^ 5 ^ 0] klor system and garago lor 1 020983 ...... *2977 *71F995'im Btiooo6iimi B i u m D n i i n can 734-2613.______mg, coffered coilings, 4 ^only $98,00011 ] — Pool table Mnlo Llama lor sale, Excol- bdmis,4k bolhsonl acre, % 85 Chev. S-10 PU n OB * 2 0 6 p o MMOVTB o i Sm brown couch A chnir,^ Biunswick Monarch, slalo lont Christm as gift, vory r SLEWH RIDE BARGAIN YooH got carried away whh. 011390 ...... *2977 CREVr TUCKER, r»IO I9UHCCNC COKT1NEniU,33?n $35, ^ brown ch, lop, $500 or bost offer. friondly.Cail733-S425, Ihe price on Ihis 4 bod- . 189~Dodge Colt MKECIUVM,(7;80 9 2 UU U O J I12200, P3C0;- IS, ______733-2057. - Poodlopupptos: Blacks 4 sil- Thomas Th Reoftv 733-6348. , room, 1'3/4 both homo with ,031383 ...... FOU TAURUS, 3?»l 19 UIC.EIC.SUIE,331U Robortsoakoroslne stovo,), vorB,mak>s4fomalos.1st ATTENTION gas ga heal on partial foncod , ..*2977 !5K, — $50. Soars oxorslco biko.). vafXimUk)n.wonTilng,41st o,,.. rot. J u t t $67,500. Coll for ‘87 Mazda B2000 FOUE5COIT,3ta;i 90WT.6In.GUANT, 33129 Sola & lovoeoal, $100; officeIce $ 8 5 .13‘ block4wt»iloTV, BuitoOfS. 2 nico tola in tho NE rot /, groomingl(Kludod.$100- juoa of TF. Joan 733-8678 inlormatten. ini 1011421 '...... rnSmS lltmmdSTOiBSExnKi, \ m m choirs on castors, $25-$35; $25.734-3682 ~ $150.Cail3264363or ..*3977 Z' pAyMEHnioES not isdoo? m. nii£ t doc 3 piece IMog room set,' Roils wtiool chair, adiustnbkito - - S434432. 8 2 GMC C-10 Diesel $275; r c ^ g iovosool,l i 01-1397 ...... $85;bookcasos..$32-$49, If Purobrod Austroiion Shop- :S A B A L A M *3977 lai1 9 9 5 ' A n n tiooo m iBiBUTEflrrfiiaE ii THE BARGAIN SIDE _ honipups.$40,324-7588- MELSON 89 ; Dodge D-50 221 MainAvo.W.TF. R o d ^ ^ o p u p s lor sato, cai REALTY REALTY 011422 *3977 nOB*207PEBHOIH o m , Col 733-5656. Sharp lypowritor, memory 7 3 3 -4 3 2 1 734-3930,. 79 CMC C-10 4x4 WICK UiUIE, r}:iu 92 fo9U u I U N H I4X2.4303; —n ^spollor, $75: oxerciso biko,(•' Rod tall boa with 20 gallon Sota A iov»»9»t M t n W31366 ...... KKESPIUT,33;08sa{)o.______011410 ...... FOUESCOn.f}^ ISilEPV!EPWIM6UI,47?;3 — (coet over $5001, $200. La- J 4 9 7 7 ;5[SI Sola sloopor, quoon size, diee tun longht ( ^ h o r coat ROTTWEILER 85 Toyota Camry . AKC lyroW mato, vory AEROSSTAR ; $125, Doublo bod. $65,” • sizo 10-12, $50. All abovo laroo. groat tofflpomionl, 011423 *4977 Pair ol ond lablos, solid Hems in oxcol shopo. wood.$30,.734j270______$M0.Phofws52-4l39 89 Chev, Corsica ___ 734-8203______SAVING!«FOR i m a <1000 B oIBlMTgDTMBI m i Twin sizo pitow top, mottross^ Wok>neopeDot8lovo.$1200:r RonwoikK purobrod puppkre, 011408 ...... *4977 *91 & box springs, still In plas- oldupriDtilpiano,$400or 7wksold.S200.543-S6S2 - 8 4 V.W. W eekender. n O B * 2 1 2 PEBHOIHOITH -tic , $ 1 ^ 7 3 4 ^ 1 ------CHRISTIMAS! ___ besl olfor; Apple (l-E com­ 031343 ...... ciimcouiCA.3m; mnisjaiii${ANTKun,4nn Usod c arp et, 1lko now,ow. putor. color printer & color *4977 12x14. Carrousel stovo) w- monhor. $900 or best oflor. 1993 FORD AERIROSTARXLT 8 8 Chevy Sprint FOU F-250, CA2USU 90HUSA1lUSM 240 s t USiO'li> pipe, & Naugahydo sola,)Ia, 734-5690 ovos.______021226 ...... *4977 !1ISFOU F-150 412, noii 9IHUSAIUSAN4X4,U3St4;i ___Woodslove insert, oxc 89 Hyundai Excel mZOA 626,33210 18 FOUo u F-350, U43UU Waier.bod, looks like con- h r " ■ '* m A i IIIB on- s h ^ , $75. W h l r ^ trash 021372 ...... vontionarbod, now hoalor,llor, compactor, $25. Glass skl- ..*4977 i: bWHl WIS NOflNQUlfliX. IIIII4 DOC '33- in^|S^we^oors, $100. 86 Toyota Ceiica 011417 ...... *4977 >9!199S ‘iraintiooiiuiuIBMTESD T U n 812 HEATING & AIR 91B MUSICAL ' 87 Nissan 200 SX n OH * 2 1 2 P E mI MONTH o 2 *4977 „„ CONDrTCNING MSTRUMENTS Extefided. AM/FM Cassette,'}, Tinted Glass, Locks, 90 Ford Escort VVgn. FOU T-IIID, Wli^l 93 MIT.UT.HIU6E,P302! I FOU F-150,43030 92XUSAJUSAHTlUCK,4;f4; Blaze King wood stovo. cx-OlT Boautiful Lowiy spinet organ, Windows, Till. Cruise, Reaear Air/Heat, Remote 011204 ...... ^.-...*4977 « coilofit condition, $300. CnII double k o ^ a r d , wrth solo Mirrors-THIS ISS A STEAL! FOUTADIUS,3!IIO 92 NNT.ONT.€IANBiUI, 337;S 92 Suzuki Samurai MEICUirSUU, (1061811 90T0T0TDTO»CAMIT,33lf< ” ° m t o 733^1007.______voices, rhylhms 4 Qonlo, 011289 ...... *4977 ”S FIshor woQd slovo, exceleel .liallan Provincial cabjnol. cond, $350. Cail 934-6245.45 $795 or best offor or trado M 5,9>99 90 V.W. Fox '” S a s r s . « g . i ’.f . g - ^ lor piano. 3264712.______For salo: Blaze King wood- m - 021270 ...... *4977 r: slovo, 6 cords split woodQod CHOOSEIromlSusodpl- 1993 FORD AEFIRGSTARXL 88 M azda 323 4 Dr. $1500.324-2B36 atlor 6pmom anos.oilrecondiltonod,- EQUAL HOUSING * 1 0 , 9 9 3 ' IFT tB tio olO o 81 G U U U T nD ^ worranty. dolivory Includod. 021248 ...... •*5977 *1 Froo standing noJural oas OPPORTUNITY nuEnoR*233 pnPEBMOITB ^ Coil 1-800-281-5549, AO roal oilato sdvorttlng in (hit j p g z ? ! ••83 Chev. Subur. 4x4 fumaco, 75,CM BTU. $450, DunidoyMuste. {since FOU F-150, U4(S4(U • Sonriced, can inslnl. noraapor is subioct to irio Fair 011424 DIESEL...... ? *5977 ....ro»Mjg,(iinsi« ’I'ou 1946). Boiso . Housing Act v^ n ak M itlo g iil Fo»»non«,misB» 93 janiPWiAiifiui,ios3m r -lammond M-1 splnol organ.I. to odvortiso 'any proloronce , 88 Mazxda 82200 Mobile honw fumaoe, 60,000 011429 ...... ra»uoiicoii,wiijsi I 9 IFOU0U F-150, U12;0U Beairtllul condiiioni $250, hrmon Of (fcoViintitcn bosod on ..*5977 llislFOUUI(in«4,U3»u 9]fHUFOU TIMPO, 3?m BTU, $ ^ . Corrvort to pro- 734-0726.______Qcs. ctkr, rDfgbn, to , hvdcap, 91 CMC Sonoma PU ^g^^r^ced^^|iO oll, , tamU la ia , er naforal o t ^ or #T4512A ' NEW PIANOS; Chooso Irom 011203 ...... Mn0V$?0CQEdi«m6R an intonilon. u moka ax>y sucti AirI Conditioning, Air Bag, Lt l.*5977 SDOCIIEOFS3?,50 ' — Stolnway. Kawoi, BaUwin, protoronco, limitation or ( 92 Mazda B2200 ' tilKriminatun.* Familial status ^Control, Tilt, Rear Wiper, BeautifulBe Teal Green- 814 JEWELRY . 011278 ...... indudcs Mdran under Iho ol THIS WEEKEKENDI! ■ *5977 *ll,9K *innitM W06D si U U K TIID AND FURS 1046), 1-600-28I-5549, te living wiUi paronta or logal 86 Nissan 300 ZX — Bobo-______. ' < c u t e ^ : prognant womon end ■2 ct. diamond ciusior, 011340 ...... TUDEnOB*2B5 PEBPBBMOVn iVj duality proownod pianos( ! poopio tocuhngojtedy or M 6,9?99 *6977 $909,95; 1 cl. diamond’/jJ btewwf{^lo.67f£2717 (uodorta T 92 Ford Escort HHUMSO.UOiSU 9 ltlHOM » F-150,4X?9...... cluslor, $349,95; MANY CHHTVU,I30» 9]«1T.IUT. ECUPSE, 3311) OTHER DIAMONDS JEW­iW- R>«tor>dPlsrK.s.733j»9« ^ 011305 ...... *6977 IIS This rm quporvd not l< n M ^ I DOKE UV, r u » 9] rONT.6UNDAM.333I) a n . ELRY DEALS Twin Fallsalls WHOLESALE PIANOS (Qccopl any acfvortising lor roal ■ 91 Buick Skylark Coin & Pawn 733-4050 . osaioyitMi'lslnviolaMnollt>e ■ 011179 ...... *6977 Emoraid cut diamond ringUUt,.III» 90 twlfiMCS1EIU.4mu Estatejewolry, 3 diamond . i-eoMg-ezTa ______| ■ lings, $100 oa. Brazil omor-wr- ) Ambonlan King p a rrels. ' 89 Dodge Caravan loionBo.ran 9uo«HONDI AC^OU, 33111 ald sol, ring, 2 corals, onr-nr- $600 for all 3. Baby Cock- , 021386 TURBO...... : ...... IOUUIOSTU,lM 9iT0T! TOYOTA aUCA,33mi nogs 1 carat oa., nockiaca>co diols&b(e150 4x4 typos a colors. 934-4485185 ) purebred rod Queenslandj houso. garago. on 6,2 * 1 8 ,9 9 5 'ip n *2000lOfiOUURlED e , acres, Ruth Evnna, AXCK 021379 ...... , (fays or 934-401^ ovos,-----___ Heelor malo pups, 5 wks CLMIL ! *8977 •! 837-4975. oM $25oa.4& -gK B . O V E R 300 C A R S J R UJCI^VANS,4x2's, C 89 V.W. V anagon TuiEnoi*297.PEiPESM QVn 4 2 bdrm with 2 car garago 4 615 UWN & GARDEN iV d o r^ AKC roglstorod, Tri ' 011309 ...... shq). $52,500. 4x4\REGCAfesJTITRETCHCABS, *8977 CHEVT PICKUP, in3U 92ilCUUC0UINn6IA,[^»» — colorod Pomeranian pup- S P O R T U h LL l m E s ;.. TOTOTACUUtY,Ulo;SU 91 FOU)U F-150,I u m 91 JD lawn traclor, $2,000;W : oiofl, 734-3132-______90 Ford F-150 - MOUNTAIN VIEW .. 0 1 1 3 1 4 ...... FOU F-150,47I2II I9PATIF1IITIFlNOEI,mu la v m ^ M ^ r $ 5 0 ; rololil- « C Goldon Retriever pup- .....*9977 ;!!! REALTY , ' OBEH 92 Mazda B2200 FOU F-150,472II 92 FOU)U I hl50,U30IIU • 734-189S AN D M i 011432 EXT. CAB...... 817 MSCELLANEOUS — g s g a a a S ' *9977 ^KC rogis. Chow pups,■ aosETocsiii - A U MAKES -yALL MODELS 91 Nissan PU 4x4 FORSALE I WolHoplonoloviilSbod- roady now. $150 e a . Call ' 011427 ...... “ 837-4701. aak lor Rhorvfa room, 2 bath, Hol lu b on ■- • -ALLREDDUCED! *9977 !!: 12hplawntractor,$150. ■ ' custom dock. $98^00, Coil 89 GMC S-15 ------7 3 ^ 4 5 1 Australian Shepherd pup- m i L r r a 8 2 o o fi ------r Pal A. 734-4023, ...... -V C C f WE'UST #11428 EXT. CAB.-4X4...... 20 gallon aquarium oompMo IL iJ! TAKEYOlOURTRADE! . ..*9977 wilh stand and llsh, make - D O S H I E R 93 Mazda B2600 S1 OOUJUITEED TBAOEH E IN DR offer. Con 733-67S8. jonforCoIHo English Shop- V T C r 10W-R41ATE 031419 EXT. CAB...... ‘10,977I 25 WRoo cake pans “ ^ r d ^ u p s , $20. Call' R E A L T Y 1L D 4 BANKFn^■mNCINGOA.a 92 Siizuki 1 ^ 3 1 8 PER HOMlOMTH plus books. 011414SIDE'KICK4X4.... I — ------— JostonTenier8,-8weeksoW;$200firm;------! ------. 73S:m L— ___- — WC-I-WE' l l symyou a ______10,977 .MCS1EIII.M1______93 IOU0UIWIU1,3?S41______1 m alo. 1 fom alo, $200,> 3 bdrm, 2 bath, firoplaco, i L j ! t im e a nm i MONEY! ^ 93 Mazda B2600 F0UDn0IEI.i??D3 92 CMC]»CStEUA.'U«2SU 2 queen sizo w aterbo^d*. Cal423-57S3.______. now paint, loncod back’ 011368 4X4 ...... ‘12^977 I ;i[iFOU F-150, U m u 91JIIPCEIPCIU0KEI,UMl3iU $100ea:gss BBQgiffi,$35;35; 3how.pup« for sale. $100) sprinkler sys- AND„. WE'LL BU>JY YOUR GAS! _ FOU F-150.4SCCT 92MHCm e . C0g6AI,33ICP______...... - - 3 spaM glrffblto;»:2- -B*ch;2t^aclHemaleart- $25:2 - trikBS.$lSi>^ 837-6604, black mato. Col 324-5065. ^ dc«^o”cs1l* ^l^o v o 031393/...... "...... >12^977I ^ '"'KMSaSirifilli!.'?® 2 upright vending machineslO S ______LLII LWI .z ‘ii-800-:■799-3886 91 CMC C-10 J l wlthTjulH-ln microwavos, 011324 SHORT BOX 4X4 ‘12,977 I each vend* 13 items. $700TO I mwR GREG JOHHNSON lor both. 734-8140. SALE ABSOLI(.UTELY 6 drawer chest o t drawers, chiW t toy box, hortdyman M U S T EIMD M jack. A lso do h a n d quill- Jr>g In mv hom e. 324-4577 M O N D A Y MIGHT! M 6V^' C hristm as tre e , $25, jijh t^ ornaments extral»ii

;■ Antkiue Uoskty sato. S' high ’ ' x4*x3'. 034-4203 evos. ^ I interior, dash mat, powor ' n r I sloerlng & brakes, crulso0 a control, lilt whool, AM;FM ? Barn wood tor sale, 2 pigP ® I storoo, digllal insirumommt panol, powor windows, 1 a ri wiro spoko whool covors. , Flex CTS c r ^ f r a l n e r wilh aend^VE132M512- ~ ^ ~ stepper, excellent condi-i f I Ikxt; 1 ^ :7 3 3 -8 5 0 4 . nrkVi1i!ir3i'ii^

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S02 HOMES 502. HOICS 502 H O IE S 505 GOODING/ 506 KlUBERLY/ 512 FARMS/RANCHES •513 ACREAGE AND 513 SI ACREAGES ANO i ' 515 515 COWffiROAL FOR SALE ' FOR SALE FOR SALE ■ WENDEUHOMES------HANSEN HOMES _ AND DAIRIES LOTS LOTS______PHOPEBTY -. ? n ------p r i m e JU ST LISTEDI IH”WE»r* F A R M S LARGE PIECE OF _ B L IS S IN E P E:N N INA JUST LISTED .- .BUILDERS!!.,...!. . ' LOTS OF I M P Frosh 3 bodroom withV2iarQ0 2 1 ESTABLISHED-r- DELL! CUTE 2 bdrm. 2 T H R E E M • 5fi0 ACRES • crops, p o s - , PROPERTY- P GOODHOM both, btoond now 1993 Kit R E A L T Y turo. gravM, nice home. 'A vory nice 2.14 acros only POSSIBIUTIES: ^ ^ - 3 bedroom s. 1 bath,lh ./Mnn- cuslom balhrooms. largoI. NEIGHBORHOOD , m inutes from Twin Foils. BETWEEN Dver Over 7000 sq It bWo c e n te r- vet bar. Close to ovorythlng. Vor>i.,v mobllo homo on Iwo lots. In 438 ACRES- 5 pivots, nice vimogo louchoB. No'N i l W«1 nlco oroa ol twoo. Thoro b ' Has covenants and rostrlo. EASTLAND AND in j"J Jerom e. Lou orparicJng .1 ponors. Tilco oak kJtchon, now car- to REMODELS) KIMBERLY.Y Improvemwts.Wondofl. inbKM ^«rtyare«tou- - ino.^oolrocfi, plur .,h . ' an o th e r m obile hook-upup H O I«. 3 bdrms. 1.5 both,h, 276 A C R E S -w ould mako ELIZABETH ^5 ami (oundation. A u s Id patio, pots, 3 bodrooms, 2 bolhi ’ fa) Kknborly S ^ O istrkl. 7, ram. Call Bonnie Rosa ~ e s ”5I Sollors ^ on moin lovol. 1 bodiooqi,' 1 e e large IMne room & Ktchen.n. good hoifor ranch, 4 bdrm Zoned R-6 wSh pro-overlay. $80,000. ^ #83-t36J. 1 ------dono movo^n;0/^ a< a ’ Great roowood dock, 1228 ‘ Thb p r o p ^ haa vory nfce 7Lotsize118x310 8ttxoxv bath ond largo fomily room !8 Rome, Eden aroa. homes on either side. ) only $46,900. CALLS s sq ft main, 224 sq It baso-> 270 ACRES - Row crop, wa- mately, CALL CINDYFOR j RO^AT734-iei4:14: inbosemont. Nicocornoi Priced at $15,000. CALL • lot, oork-likD (oncod back NEW USTINO IN WENDELLLL mom. $45,oooi C «i ot(k»» terfromsprings,hagerman. EXACT LOCATKJN. Prteed / OK 2 W- ACRcSI 4 UJims.IS. M Sylvui'hiceumey at 734- THOMAS LLOVO AT 324- ' SA BA L/i, f \ yord. Largo dock wilh hoi (• 160 ACRES • fllco larm,j 7252.193-178 al ‘ $12,500. #9»)07 t lub, 2 car garogo. You will 2 ba th s, lots Ol outbuild-Id- 3811.#101-93.' -1- woll. WL & HL, W est of GEM ^ wont to ta k o a Took loday.rfnv ings, mobile hom o hook-ik- Wendon STATE REALTY ^ Y CALL PATTY AT 324-i? ! : up. Insulated s h ^ with 22020 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 IISACRES-Supersotup t40WESTUAII. ------1113.#93-431 and balh in k, Lovdv homo - Ior cropa,catdo, TFCC wo­ : JE R O IC ~ GEH in private sotting lots ol ter, S^ICastle(ord.B33. GEM STATE REAU\ L V f JUSTREDUCEI 508 SHOSHONE HOMES GEM STATE REALTY f ----- 324-8852 I This 3 bodroom, 1V^ t troos and landscaping. 00 ACRES-hayi pasture, STATE REALTY 734-0400 $ 120,000. home. borns.SW ^ol Buhl. Sawtooth National Forest, ^ ------homo in a lovoiy aro - 734-0400 _ Iish (aim. 16.acn)aJ»tJ»-_2------forsalebyown I BE YOUR OWN BIO " ’" tWNER tow n lo a tu ro s 2 laur ntO SO.dOO. 733-1359 ^ ' Twosl0(Ywi b a rn s, would m ake goodj and poopio who want to WAREHOUSE, 135x50 It., 2 7 frfTnlinpd:4irdrmsrms.2W ' PIdnly orroomTor oxl -STATEflBAtTY— ' Bar, liquor Hconso and equip­ buy... ihai'a what duslllod RIVER RIDGE b alhs; kllchon plusjslprmal f( sion fn basomont. SiiSingle 734.0400______ment. $47,000. C al Boniiia^ hoKorplace.SWolTvnn. It', cem e n t lloor, m e tal- r - ( l a n d m a r k , 20 ACRES - Nice horso, . ftdvenicino Itttflatwul. ESTATES quonset with lumace. next * ' dining toom; Evinp3 room;ro< 2 c ar garago. Foncod>d )yard By ownor, Custom home In Williamson at 536-6234. Priced from $23,500. Alpine to Jomily rooms; hoBbybbyshop wlhpatto.Sprinktors.dj.CALL C«mfl#rfdoe,oowin-93,— REALTY #92.057J. ranch. an>na&boarding la- to freew ay. Exit 2 0 1 , 8 ' ciit'y.Sbdnnhome. Realty olers estate size mihmwestofBuri^. mn, or oxira bdrm ;don:)n;ulilily i LYNN RASMUSSENENON 2030sq.n,3bdm-fdon,2 2235S.Uncoln G REAT 1lou, cuslom home design & g .n room. Two car gai -gfl!1W-5?W______^ garago. CELLULAR 420-1!• 1291 fuD bains, Troplaco, land- ROBERTJONESi BUILDING SITE construction ! lo meet all BoautituI loncod yoR).ort. largo Pticod at $86,900. f93-93-407 scapinoisprlnklors.dock. Dur n e e d s. Call Ja n n lo cig a zobo and dockU loi o ro u l- I I coI-<3o-boc.$174.500.^ UNIQUE IN ALL REALTY IN NW JEROME > 518 VACATION • $23,000.8.92 acres In NW t ogin making your dream oor living. Enclosoosod hot m \ j ! m Can 733-9392. 733*0404 \ home a realty. W4-3373. ____ PflOPERTY - 8lub;oulsldo slorogo 5^' W AYS! •GEM Jerome. Possible torsm. S r SPARKLING NEW 3 bdrm. 2 bath cuslomo built calod In quiot cul-do J l 0" STATE REALTY' 1-800-262-5001 Call Annette 324-5928. PublloPubl Noiloe; Vacallon t tt;- homo oloog Big Wood Rtv- nodhoost. Must so'H o l G E Itt■ I 1700 SQ.FT. 140V ^STM A « _ EXT. 1211______#93-123J. lim eshares originally sold • procioto. $160,000.)OO.Ca“ i S T A T E REA LTY.T Y , H O M• " E or. Coil Bonnie Williomson from $9900 to $17,900. ‘ 536-6234.193-129J. JEROME Duy. uli. tu n I or swop wiili a 734-6174 lofnoQoinlminlmoni, ______734-0400 324-WS2 ALPINE iliNow$1900-$4900. ______N O R T H W E S T O F _ dassllled od. 733 0931. REALTY J1-800-251-5165 S ______• FOR SALE BY ow n; JUST REDUCED-D TO TWIN FALLS ON , Two aory with bemt. 32 WESTWES MAOK:; 2 bdrm. com- ’ V/a or 2V* ocros. Proti] 512 FARMS/RANCHES 3ood productive 377 acres 734-3373 fttinisnod;4bdrme ANO DAIRIES form or cank> Duwina sno in uio Reduced to $1^5,000. . or oxiro bdrm; don; i 3 b o d - 3 bodrooms, 2 baths, sopa-I d a 140 V/EST MAIN ValieyiMounl Iftrrlson., stream, TF conol water, ro- country, overlooking the room. Two car gor□ arnao lly neighborhood. 3 b l! alior owned. 543-4930 - 324-8052 C ROBERT JONES REALTY, • ‘ room s, 1 'h b a th e, (amilylai rato utility room, ovor-sizeca c k . ------JEROME------— noar Pomorolle. Call 673- loothills. W ater shares lor 7.^ Booutihjl kmcod yard, >.CALL garago. Woll built and wot 53160f 670^275. planted allalla. Qooding. ■ 7 3 ^ 0 4 0 4 ^ ______, gozoboand dock loi fOom.iioublooarago.C ------3J±S552------LOOKING TO i 0 SEE. insulalod. Spacious roomi __ 197 ACRES, 3 bodroom 130,000c^.934-5402_ 5,3 door living. Encloso< throughout.CALLJANE BUILD YOUR J SIB MOeiLE HOMES lub; oulsido storago »"■ 506 JEBOME HOMES homo, tnotal shop, out­I OR STEVE FOR YOUFoms buildings & corrals. G ated 0 M Croflmanshb Ihroughoul this 3 bodroom, 2 bolh homo, Mobile & a le s . 4 bdrm, 1 ’A balh homo / Call Stove Kohnlopp al 734- G E M i5446.#7fl.93. ownorship showssin in this HOME ownorcarry. ' FOR SALE BY OWNER. > roa on wlh (uH bsmt. Cosiom cobi- 1991 moro Inlormalion. STATE REALTY hom o. CALL WlWILLIS 1248 sq .ft. In nlco aroa GEM 3 RSH PONDS with live wa- 140 WEST MAIN t l 8 JOO. 423^430. 1 * STONE AT 324-74-72B0. quiot doad ond strcitrAnt ''o»- coniral vac, shadod MAGIC VALLEY ' lor next to Twin on 2 acros. __ 733-533?___— /! .nli yard w/auto sprinklers.,me STATE REALTY JEROME — LARGE Prwod at $35,000. #93#93448 C lose 10 sh opping i abi- 140 WEST MAIN REALTY 118 ACRE RANCH on Litllo schools. Now vinyl?«i iS O w 3,000 sq (I. Sodudod ------511515 COMMEROAL------C O neighborhood. Call Joandod JEROME Wood River, power & sow- - COMFORTABLE . I J l Utchon and somo now ( r- ~^3'4-1991 . or. horso orona, hay Slor- .N ‘ E W N O RTH EA ST PflOPERTY I X 733-8678. ors. ______324.B652 n f l pet. Vory cloan homo n. 000, corrals. Subdivido or S U B D . - HOME WITH ; 1 5 0 X 1 2 5 f \ V I only $63,m CALL CINCINDY ^ JUSTLISTEDI-y* 40 acres SE ol Jerome, booulilul ranchi * 10 lols. prlvatoslroet for . MOSTLY NEW : GEhi‘ ” OR meIanie for c ®“" Sharp, wall-malntalnod Jen, r­ PRICE REDUCED,. 73 ACRE FARM with 2 homos i duplexes, on Sun- CCOMMERCIAL LOT STATE REALTL T Y t a i l s . #93-510 SA B A LA om e homo, close lo town,d. $45,000 bedroom homo and TFCC rtee North onon E u l Main In Twin Falls. CARPET country feel. NoarlyV4t. Zoned buslneu-com m er- Homek m e Is a 1792 sq ft moble walor. fROBERTJONES I Houso lor salo or loei - REALTY , acro, spacious living room,^1 41 acres NW ol Joromo, cid.A crow from Ken's Fur- williwilh 3 large bdrms & 2 bdrm.2both,2c8roa yi 733-4321 ^ d o n .Z b d n n rl bath. shod,s. back off the rood, good ac. R E A L T Y nnlluro: Ownor cany 10 q u ^ lorgtlarge balhs. 2 >A acres with Porrino school disi dog run. Pricod rig^ht. cess, $45,000 733-0404 !lfled buyor. Call Del Scholl watiwater & som e oulbidos In- I $69,000 or $575 mo. GEM $5 1 ,5 0 0 . Coll: KATHI NELSON 734-5093. #93-079J clodeluded. An for only $ 3 ,000. ! * STATE REALTYff T H R E E M , or ' Call last * dop. 7 k ^ 2 . SCHRADER lor details. 200 ocros NW of W endell, 1-800-262-5001 Call S a n d ra C a p p s 32 4 - I ------734-0400 ‘ \ R E A L T Y I REALTY B752.#93-117J. pivot irrigation, deep woll EXT. 121 1 ______I T S BRICK water, mild climate,I 734-3930 - ‘ 2 bdrms. 1.5 balhs,s bib o Kv- O N E L E V E L GREAT HEHTAL HISTORYW ■ NICE SMALL ACREAGE, 3 I ing room, lull bsmmt.^ico t. BEAUTYII 2 homos, Blgaor homo ha< $500,000 bodroom, 1 balh, 1508 sq. G E M " yard, covorod patioItio, ga< ’rico roducod. Wondorliorful3 2 bdmts. 1.^ b alh .C o m o i HOW ABOUT It. Carport plus garago c ^ CANYONSIDE STATE REALTY f rogo, loncnd posturo,tro. fwator bedroom , 2 balh homi)me In tot with romodotod kitchon shop combination. Also 140WE8TMAM V O p en Rom both for $700+ ir YOUR OWN I sh aro s. On M acros!osSEof proitlglout aroo. O f GEM R E A L T Y socond houso good lor. JEROME GEM I Twin. $05,000. T4 Kitchon, privalo hot tub off monthly incomo. Both ^ hat STATE REALTY_ 324-3354 FARM FOR storage or could bo ronlaL 324-0052 STATEST REALTY mastor bodroom. Small)all im- oas hoot & new Insulation. 140WESTMA1N Close to lown. Asking 140WESTMAM ' !t soo. $62,500. C al offico or Car. E Lel youf dally row tpaper ONLY $69,000. C ham ber ol Com m erce In- ; HOSTESS DELIOKlOKT m aculate yard. Must s ••.i" JEROME , $05,000. • Cl JEROME Lolsol room to onlorti ced at >ynn & Oick Noh at 655- •d worti tot you . . . r«ad andI 29 acres with 2 bdrm homo . dusuial Park lot, 145x340. orlaln at Ownor anxious. Pricec N Eol Jorom o. Approx 25 gPECTACULARVIEW of J 3 2 4 « S 2 this lovoiy 5 bdrm,1 .2 2 bolh $149,900. CALL CAPlARO- ^68.»11-93. 3f U88 inodaatllltfda. : the Snato River Canyon, 3 JWin oeootiale. 733-3669. ------Car- NEW LISTINQl MUST SEE acros cuKivatod * 25 watof homo. Nicoly landscdscapod LYN CUTLER AT 733- 7 , bodrooms, 2 bath, all IMMEDIATE T 1.12acrosjust NWoiW olJor- 9026. #93-418 655- this 3 bdrm homo in good"» GOOD shares. Cal Sandra Capps okKtrlc home ckMolo Buhl. Pc 7 3 3 ^ 5 3 3 6 repair on Iho north end of 324-8752 #93-151J Possession. 103' x 195' vory -T ■H R E E M omo. Kyou aro looUnokJng for >" DEVELOPMENT Locatod on 3 a c re s, h a s visible v corner lot & bldg, REALTY somolhing nlco, cloar town. Nowor oxlorior point, lamlly room with wood h (ruit trees in yard, largo POTENTIAL high iratflc count. Great lor otirQciivo. SEE THIS I il T H R E E M r in this approx S3 acros lo- stovo, lorgo single garage. used u car lot. drive-ln. con- NICE!n c a Y REMODELED SIK- T31 ------kiichen and dining room, all Inclutioa somo apfiuancos. v / I R E A L T Y ^ (or only $51,000. k catod on NW edge ol Jo r­ venlenc* store, etc. Priced GLE-WIOE. GLE New cao>et & GEM Asking 179,000. . aat $55,000 or make olfer. linoleum. linok Livino room has FRY STATE REALTY omo. NSCC woter, gated ' ' 1NTHEC0UWTRY LUXURY HOME ON 1.04 pipe, lols of road Irontago.; GEM 1102 kimbertyRd.TF. Can 10x4 10x4 tipout. NW m obk I 3bdnn.2bolhon 1.1717«T0S, a 734-0400 ______ACHE SITE. 3 bdnns, 2.5 $f30,000. Call Bonnlo0 STATE REALTY MUNROE r ROBIRTS Harold ^ 7 3 3 ^ 1 8 home horn perk. Hansen. 2 ' I corrals. Btroam lor fvoi OUTSTANDING]G boihS' MaimenarKO Iroo LANDMARK ■ ' ' ■ bdrnis, bdm 1.5 bath, dean ft walor. shop, SW olT Ross#93-138J. ■ 140WESTMA1N OfTwin. V A L U E !! skiing, sprinkJor syslom.1.04 R E A L T Y JEROME R EA L E ST A T E nice. $7700. C ^ office or $72,500. T66 Donise Jones at 734-5628. . (his cloan, sharp. 2 bodrodroom 2.5 2235S.U ncoln • 324-6652______I543-8806/543-6339 S A B A L A a #127-93...... - . . . f o home has had lots OfT I*'” 324-7518. Ono sociion for sale. 543-4361 flO B E R T JO^ N N t o and shows pride ol own Potato 4 boot ground, 1-800-241-3028 REALTY / ship. Has new vinyl sidi M S H A R P , ; GEM 7 3 3 -4 3 2 1 REALTY J” '"?; Can office or Dato Patlor- r C al 825-5617. 733-5336 ■ Now carpet, now carp 2 REMODELED i STATE REALTY 733*0404* and is loncod. A goodX t u y W " “• 7 3 3 ^ 9 . #102.92,300 and over 2200" of roomy liv-" 140WESTMAIN alonly$45J)00, TOS ) JEROME 1-«00.262-5001 H „; ing space in 3 bdmi, (possi- 0 ’ THIS HOMfe, CALL THO-TH 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 » bly 5) famly home. Rncod>! 324.8652______EXT. 1211 ------^ MAS aO Y D AT 324-72 yord^, Pricod right at Approx 1200acreswilh no.r f O P E N hHOUSE U.S. MARSHAlAL’S SALE L E T IT SNOWW ! # 9 ^ 1 i64,900. Call KATHI rodi, 3 wells, shop & graln- T H R E E M SUNDAY, DE(EG EM B ER 1 9 LETrrSNOWI ___ SCHRADER 324-8652. erlos,&2 pivols.0 nlroe- FARMFOREC■CLOSURE W ! ■ m REALTY #93-141J. way exit E ol Burtoy, exc fof L E T IT S N O W l lorge dairy or lood lot site. 1 - 4 PP.M. BURLEY,, IIIDAHO Tho liro issodolightlul, r l OPEN « sPAaous wmi 673-5316or 670.6275. ling by your polkil slovrLt G E M VAULTED CEIUNGS. 3 r 4, 1994 Ihis kjvoly wollmainlaiinioinod S T A T E R E A L T Y JIANUARY A rY bdrm, 2 both, gas lorcod air ' Consult an mobile homo. This hornhomo is 734-0400 ■ heal, AC, two car attochod The Small Business AdmAdministration (SBA) all so t up in ono ol T EXPERIENCED FARMER & R O O M T O M O V E E 1.2M «1 ('..now GEM RANCHER-If you aro invites Inquiries on a 64<640 acre feed and Foils bosl porks. You'll . constrxKtlon & moro. STATE REALTY row crop farm, IrrigatedIte d from wells. A » r plan • A R O U N D . _ wanlinglobuyorsonfatm jo / iNs spacious (loor | L $85,500. Call oKk» or 140WESTMA1N Quonset building andd 2 grain blns-wlth I with 2 bodroom s. 2W l EVEN WITH A &ranch_proportio8.ca]| A Wanda Foster al 543-^ JEROME ART JONES it b ath s, ono with a gariflordon LARGE FAMILY 5 0 0 SOSOUTH appurtenant water rightIghts, burled main LY 8715.#115-93. »0- ______324-B652 LANDWATCH, REALTORS lines a n d pum ps on th e si lub and walk-in showor.■Wf-En- Jvor 3600 s q .f t. of livinglivi JEROME,E, IDAHO lesite. Formerfythe joy 2 d odu and o nico lor assistonoo. You wiU bo Co-Ida Farms. Inc. farmm IrIn Burley, Idaho, lice car- spaoo and 5 bodrooms.: 508 KIMBERLY/ glad Ihat you dkil port lo koop tho snowlow oil. baths, plus '/t both off 2 < 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 WONDERFUL REMODELEELEO 5 bodroom homo on This homo comos loailoadod garage. 3 firopiacos, OTH HANSEN HOMES 2* a a o s in (ho country w/1ar|'/largo hoalod shop w/3 The U.S. Marshal's fortforeclosure sale Is phase powor & ovorhoad dot wilh m any oxiras.J.GIVO G 18'x2r mastor bodro< I doors. (Would bo groat (or January 4,1994 at 1:0000 IP.M. on the front . Iroom T H R E E M in-homo business or RV ond PEGGYACALL TOSOSEE. (could be lamlly roor Landwatch, and othor slorago.) Homo steps of the Cassia Counounty Courthouse in • 5om ). R E A L T Y has brand now olaboralo kite Prico roducod to $24.£24.500. main Moor, laundry roo j- T H R E E M kitchon & baths w/Corian, B urley. T h ? s a le willII btbe for cash only. ' « w o e Tito rool, oomof W. a vk ;; Realtors 2 (amilytooms. now/cabinolryilixluros, ca! Property will be convonveyed by U.S. 1 won* PRIVATE BACKYARD PRI-I REALTY \ gorgeous now carpot. 1 dorlul neighborhood a ot. This acroago h a s spaco Marshal's Deed, ‘As is’is" R|. 2 INO. Hanson bomo with V YOUR HOSTES:ESS; Jan e George possession with no rederrdemption rights, t f l A CA U TO SEE IT TOD^ Jko proximatoty 1.38 acros with^ CRESTVIEWAREA GEM ?DAY bdmts. 2 bath, patio, gas ^ Prime pololo and sugarboot JY AT324-1113.#93-427' hoat, AC, 2 car garago,litui shops & additkxial acroago SBA re se rv e s th e rightt tto o bid. STATE REALT> . 2 avoitoblo. Beautiful prop-■ land. 404 acros • under 734-0400 _ sprinkkir system and morol — now pivots wilh adequate■ / \ V - « » 1445i AcAddison Ave. E. f=> M $109,900. C al ollico 30S or orty with 3 bdmv 1 both, For.moVe Information call cal Gordon Baker I w tn t lo buy h o u u t w • walor. Largo assumable.t. I TwinI FaFalls . 734-0400 f l Dalo Paiierson at 733-go, docK hot tub, AC, f o t> ^ at‘,(2O0j 334-1678 orir ci c o n ta c t th e U .S . Iho solioriswiiiingtoi )ro1 pasture, woll walor & toon. $550,000 GJ-21 Small Business Admin r | 0669. #132-93. GLEN JENSEN inlnlstratlon, 1020 sidor taking monlhly I GEM or moroll $90,000. Call of(k» I GEM yrATlrERmiY J M ain St.. Boise, ID 83702702. m onls (or thoir equity.jity.^Call S T A T E R E A L T■Y Y 33- or Kent dollins at 423- PRICE-POULTON & CO , 487-3015. 734-0400 7 3 ^ 5 3 3 6 S3S2. #109-93. e78-1110orB78-87ie

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r M A ^C VALLE C o m i mw r c l a l In e y U m 882 or I : 734-1991 288 _ 1 0 3 1 T a x DPefem dExcIih a n a e S p e c Mia/fefeL__ :i 1286 A ddisonm A v B n u a E ^ ______1-800-658-38 LEASE - RENT FAX734-12 'I 1 A d d re ss ______Stog- Sq, Ft, --AlA p p r o x . ------"1061 Blue La Lakes Blvd. North 100()0 0 -4 0 0 0 A j H — 9 3 6 L.a ak k e s Blvd. 90()00-200b I f Blue > 1 i"7 | |H 1 0 6 1 Blue LLa akes Blvd. North 350

1300Kimber(>eriy R oad 22t>25-1000 F or Infom□rmation on these or o lh ers5 calla Steve today, m m t m reducedi q U l___L'l. '. I OWN YOYOUR OWN. Small town ■ ZEROI DOWNC ASSUME 9 PERCENT j trad o l KLIX r locaUon1 totfor that creative peraor>-Crafl. -1 8 8 A LOAN L( w/approx. balance of ■ n H .10^00 sq. (I 9 grocery.'c'. cafe or whalevor? Building3 p S120.00000. P&l Is S1275/mo. Owner willwUI acres. OverII Qwiier eirry or possible r f s racing MaiMain St. Building In re a r wilh1 ■'■Bgjfn turn-ka):ay & provide some trainingJ to o I available. GreiIX radio bidg. Just undor 'Til o v e rh e aad d door, vacant lot nexl to3 v S j ? ' ' ; qualtHM^ buyer 00 this Twin Falls Car BBp .{ atmosphoro,(t. w/3 lovols on 1 1/2 n fl v buildings.IS. 1Lols of space. In Hazelton,I, iW ' Wash.. BBuyor to pay all dosing costss & & I J H i | f i Rodcap comerver 30 additional acros ■ |. OfTeredrorfor only $02,500. #SH-270 i _ Realtor)rcomml98han.#SK-104 1 . Sreat office sp a ce w/Country ■ CVHIETRULTT ^ ^ S l ^ G t H Mire, K $199,000. North of M IMCVMlETKWLn HMiCVAUEVIEALTV J mer.«SK-ie3 fi 1^ 73434-1991 a a r 1 ^ 73 7 3 4 - 1 9 9 1 1 ■ HCVMICYKMTY . m m , . . : 734-1991 °‘‘Si [itaillKbegins With tni$t.! Magic alty. A p refeBsslonaiteaiamofflEALTCt m s . c a r i Bs today.

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• j. ■ . ■ T ■ .<______" . - ^ 5i 2 0 - 5 2 2 r ______. . r a 520 REAL ESTATE . SERVICES Buy Now WVhileStilll - ' Thinking of 1M t2ndn»rtoa^,horm Under Con;istruction ■ SelllngorB uylng equity ioani.5ll consoBda- - a - R o r n e ? - Oon* trom $5000 to ...... JOHN IRWIN SwvloM ONLY.,ONE LE Miiil6n Dollar Producer 790 Blu* lAkM Blvd N NORTH ELM VILUlUGEC0ND0-$89,500 | ______A''Key-Person To K n o w In R e a l E s ta fe m MANUFACTVREO HOMES r S S S ■ E IKWIN REAJ 1080 3bdrml2balh.nicB If you'nTlooktnK forT•1 litile country .ind ^j|^34^6500_ M utlB oaicjj 734-6579, OR BETTY VEEH al tiomcic^loday (c (of°mD?c inlottnalio^or an | qunlily lifestyle, this lovev e ly h o m e is f o r yo u . Summsr It hero - and II„ liI, appoinim cfit Id view, 734-2223 F e n t u r i n g .i g o r g e o uIS s v ie w f r o m e v e r y room in lhe house, theK T e 's 2535 s q . (}. o f ^ ------B i oul where they ar« tnd M Tiving .fiance, , .imenitfes ofliniT y overyone whaft yoursiwiu witl ■ >v to through the powailirf IU«na* 3 bedriKim, hoilome include vniilled the ublnclaumod. ceilings, o.iit floors, wet'et.bar, island stiive,- Sharp-e.i-est m nsler suile decl<, 3-c.irar garage nnd more! R E A L T'O O I R S ^ S w ^ WM All th is for $199,500. Call Geriene or Ellle "I' 733-2872 r Purclchase Opporirtunity * Ellle Sharp M Fiek 4 2 0 -3 8 7 2 " G en e S harp UeiAuocUte ■ ■ Aitoc. Broker CR^m ^ / g ^ H a wvtliorne t t Village Aparartm ents I constructioi ;=^_— ll iTjM I AGIC VALLLLEY REALTY E Moscow, Idalio0 WIUMUI— « 733-5559-Home '■ jl f WfMIMHir t734-1991 ■ Office Jlson Ave. E. J l H f a s s i s s i l t 1 2 8 6 A d illa ^ iHawthorns Villaga ApartmBniBnii 1420 Hawlhoma Driva1 _____Hotcow. Idaho ,83g43.i , ...... lj[yyiiM3 “ The *bov# propBfty is Is otlendo by the owner pursuant to tha Low Income Housing ’ippett ------— '.piuMvattontndHosldAMdains with at bast 50K ruldonl ihoAgUnd .. ; T lupportwhoaorMlomaktnakitaln bw-tncoma BffordabUly restricttrIclionsonlhepiDperty. for the OPENHlOUSE J tMsdtbmonOultsalMoiw open to al nonprt) fit organizations and Stale and beal oovemment h p 1 with agencies. Offan from1 othother 4uaIB«it purchasers wil not be cconsidered until the end ot a For Sale - or Trad•ade for small // twelve month period. i; a quality JL farm or ranch;X or duplex. M The folloHrIng intormiirmation Is provided lor Informalmtional purposes only: EARLO)LSEN home, ^ quad-plexbe'the very ^ l p m - 4 p m bMay very well 3wnedbi 400a ^ Nsffifl a n d a d d r est s t oli owner. Unit Compo^position: Sunday • 1] best Realtor ow, farm in the Y JJ.KUIinvestments Type Number Nl 900 ]gpotato-sugarbeet f P. 0,60X0216 1-Bfl 5 Unts ' n 0 4 ,9 valley. Owner flifinancing on q ^ » e a la l l t e a s fc Moscow, Idaho 034433 2-BR SO Units the balance. “Otilslaadinq in Ourlur Field" K 100 pairs on N 239 SRpAvi. N.-TwTwim Falb ^ N Earnest Money Depclepotlk Titnsfer PrPreservation Value: Peed & Winter 10asture & 80a. g ______$1,534,298s______T T i i f p r a 105a1 Irrigated pas $15.343______hay. Fair to miridlIdlln' 3-Br 2- 5 A PUCE TO HANG YOUIOUR HEART § All psrcbUMsett i m^^ajad.tba.owaer(i) direlireclly.howew.lBtefBtted ■ - — I b ;eel. shop,& , jO"Om $59,900 - 3BR, PMifiY wtmn, m u ua;)(Tain{D hou£ m h bath home, stef UWIARCS lOI. Cau, for AWinIuJnI TOOAr!OOAr! ■ ' ' loiprotll pHroliaierlien fltBit aabmil-aa axpreiiretiioa of latareit lo: BOOTO-down,- ty C o u rt oorrals.- i At)Our'$S0 2 1/2 LOTS ZONED C-1C-1&R-4 R GloriaDila Garcia, Housing Managemani e drive from , J lent Division 215 9 R u s tj■oom. 2 biith lioihc. Qabout 18 minute 97 n. N, WusHiwioH fnoinwE. 2?5 n,T, DEEP,ixe WIUKS GREAt 3 ^ Very spacioiis. 3 heclroi lout the best 3 BR m i . Omi $85,000, Ciii iowy fORRAmnNTUfKTl *m N U.S. Department ol HUD3 d ccilings, range/ b'Qoodlng and aboi 2 car garage, vaulted y to find. 3 909 Rfst Avenue. Suite 20000 icicncy heal pump, buy you are likely 0 LOT UNE DUPUIPLEX fc disliwashcr. high effici Seattle.Sl Washington 96104-10•1000 icing. . N e & shop on ] eEach* unii fOR salc - BUuiifui New•w 313BR 2 Bath, puliy N (206)220-5207 euniplele wiih cedar fenci Nice 3-Br. homePick Se choose J “UJICSCA«0. You SKIULll HURflY...M)N'I UkSIlASi liIONO. Cau iooay! . gOOa crop land. Pic LOCATIONILOCATIIATIONI R Poientlal purchiiarara nmay aand their namaa to racalCBlva copiat ol praicribed Directions: om $280,000 H Ifrom 3 or 4, fron $85,500 - Bbajo hew. 3 BR-2D, uwLAWN. SPRINKLER. DBL S noHcet lo th> ibovaeHUDo»lce. HI ______Subdivision on come to $800,000. If'yoiirou don't like 3 “GAAAGE. Lots of extras - a mjst sie! Bo f E a s tla n d & F iler. come up vrtth ^ Expressions ot interest:wUlnclude:j;i)astatefflent wU lhat the purepurehaser b a Reside nl Councl, 'JE FLA G S!!' these, a I'll try to p00 trying! i anonproD organizationtoraSlaleor ora local govomnwit agcncy:^;(2)acopyofthooroaniatk)n's (2 W O K FORTH. another one. Keep articles otincorporation.cl'n.chartsror bylaws; (3}atlstol officers:ers or directors; (4) evidence ol SectionS01(c) status oralor application thereof; (S) any ownerraffllatlon; aff or (6) establishment H o u s e s C a ll 2Lincoln Cy Realty of a subsidiary purchaser,ser, tiany. 208-734-1734 734*6700 office F starting at 7 F ax 734-1733 Asuccwsfulotterorniuslmust tubffltt a Plan ol Action to purchirchasa the property tnd must ' Earl a t 0 ■ 1 o r 886-2543 Nidra L hcnaw Gail Quihh4 Kooeah Lytu > agraa to mslj) ttlfl lo«-Irtci■Irtconii use rastrlctlons al tha prolsdId lorI Ksrsnalnlflg uselulllla. $ 5 9 ,9 0 0 ,733-5399 home E Ills 83303 - SAUS AK«u rr — - Wfl ASMm fr—rrI Hftm n ". ______733 W 5 (lot not incliiJetl). • * Bj)x 1277-Twin Falls 733$7I5______733 0005

^AGiic V MLlYRiI f f f ? ~ Y o u FIh o u s e e'.a n b e h 1-3882 or 734-1■ is m : 1-800-658- ■ Ow l r n e x tla d ! ^1 1286 Addison;I Avenue East FAX 7341-1288 [ Cali todayr forfI a comparativee market analysis!f s / ... ^ i p n i f e a g i f M i r p tSp NICE LOCATIONON, cuto hom o wilh ' I D ^ L LOCATIO ------1 FIVE ROOM ( BRAND NE\lEW homo in country 8i ready i— encldsoa from porporch. Formal dining Lokos Blvd, OvorTION for ofHces on Bluo ------i T.L,C. Vory.iM COTTAGE. N oods som e i— for thoso holiday hc docorotions. This 3 • i )vor 1000 sq. ft, building ^ ry.oconomical utility bills. j --- - - room (ws hnrdwowvood floors. G as heat.— ------w/parliol bosemo y ■« ...... - - Make a good r""'* bedroom,22 1both (eolurw 2,000 sq.-ft. of - g ement.- Asking $4 3 ,5 0 0 .------»d starter home or rental. ^ 4 mini blinds & ovoovon//ango. Assume «GS-290 Small lown. I opon livingg on ono lloor. Silualod on I firsl loan, ownorK mwill carry a second c a r ? i sd d AS IS,n. s hom o & pricol Proporty . M aero it affords a spoctacular ' mortgago, $42,900,)00,#IG-314 B B ta r closorlook,>, #E $27,500,-Call Eillo for a f l rfn Falls.& South Hills. A musl , #ES-310 V $139,000. flGH-311 rjUlEY REALTY W MIt e J ^ MAQICVA B e ! [ mabic ic ic VAUEY REAinr L a IVAUEYREALTY SIC VAtlEY REALTY » K llfn ludrun Hallows 734-M991 i H J - 734' I . 1 ! ^ 7 3 SOO ot only734-1991 $ °-j;ii734-1298 [ M-1991 y34-1991 Ci lyiAEii k l _

5 . N ' ' e l e g 'a n c e i ATMOSPHEREI i----- — ------, WELCOME HOME I------1 COUNTRY SC TARTER HOMEI This 2 m « COMFORTI .Vlowow tho Snake Rivor 3 bath boouty.OME No in this 4 bodroom. . t 1 f V . hlddon.on aSOLrrUDE di on 2.5 ocros, i----- Jiomo.has.docKJn bocl4.-..lfl Canyon from this3is boQutlfuiI brick, 5 MKMB|A Includes ovon/rai. Nowor carpets & vinyl. ^ poaco & quiot.3 doad-cnd Iono givos.you___ / 0 in formal dtnlna room and I K I bath homo. Noariy ■Bau disposal. Formali/rango. di dishwashor & :iot. 3 bodrooms, 2 balhs S ft fonco. Boauliful antiquo Id bodroom. 3 1/2 bn tetfaif ' tiroplaco. Fru _ -----, CUTE ST^ 4.000 sq, fl. of livingving w/2 family rooms. ■TiW ' room s w/iova ai rod dining. Living & family . ■ f a room forFruit £ troos. pino troos & or. RV porking in bock. M of custom tllo, hol lub NRf oiiowonco givonrock (i flropiaco. Painting K r* garden. Posturo & j „ .V ______• b odcoom Jiirsl loan, ownor will carry a S n 2 fireplaces, lots of c nBBT outbuildings 1 J r ■« woodslovo i '■ & sotolllto disti. S21C1210,000.0JE-283 ' on dOQd ond stroolon (or oxlorior, Localod J m , country living.:JS m ako th is th e bo st in ^ lago. $43,500. #IG-313 ^ root $106,900, 0SK-296 ig.$129,900. 0JH-265 chain link f r s MAfilCVAl /NMAQIC i r - - VAILEY REALTY lie VAUEY REALTY H Assume firs }6tAio Danldls T - . . 7 ^ 0 4 4 _ _

S A U FAILED! tLovoty ^ ( trl.1ovol is baeki ------r r r ------1 INSIDE 40 A( IR COLORSI Colhodral coiling, r?— 3 bodrooms, Indueeluding large mastor Com oo mobilo: RETIREMENT hi living in f — ~ Whool Lino,ACRES n with Wado Rain r— m & dining aroa. Tho Ruby ■ sulto. 2 1/2 baths,s. fafamily room w/poliet bodroom. 2 both,0 homo 1 pork, Cloan 3 ’ ^ ' 50x24' shop), num erous outbuildings, ‘ Irms, 2 balhs. kilchon w/rongo i . l slovo. form al llvln(ving room & hot tub bodroom Includosth, I960 Sahara. Master bodroom. 2op ba plus 1232 sq. ft,. 3 I hor. Under construction so you . 1 room. RV parking,ng, NE aroa, Pricod - full b a th , Rofrlgodos WQik-in wandrobo & today for mora: both homo. $97,500, Cali I chooso your coiora, Rodwood - l rlgoralor^ ovon/rango.. .^E om informallonl 0SK-295 .... I rigt)t at $92,500. «GH-226 | B dishw asher & woe ^ oflors 3 bdrnnainlonanco froo oxlorior. cule dock, $17,SOOwoodslovo. Small, but ' J r H SH-299 J ,S00.»LS-3O4 734.2028 ■ B b W & dishwoshoi U1£Y REALTY C i MABICVAI ir^ canpiAidIBIC VAUEY REALTY VAHEYREAin J B O S ~ docK S me sLvoHallow* I' - I s sIj9 9 t;; a - 4-19y r^ • $99,900.(% MABI ffSh7 3 4 -lffl 734-129B . ..I^;;;7 [I Hall hesiglns with tnrust. Magic VValley Bealtty. You knowIW us. We km tate. Call us5 today.1 now real est; ■1 I I ■ I ^ ______f _

F-10 Timoo-Nows, Twin FalFalls. Idaho' Sunday,.Doccml:imbef 19. 1993 ^ L L LIY ITfll'Miscellaneeioiis-Recreeational-Triransportatition 82C>0-1063 — A Times-Newsvs classified W ill FillF Every N eed Z

820 PETS AND . 82823 VARIETY FOODS #25t25 WANTED TO BUY 82525 WANTED TO BUY 9 \ \ }UIAVEL " 1007 TRUCKS TBI - CALIL 7 3 3 - 01 9 3 1 h SUPPLIES * « > SERVICES ^ih p e io c tirc motor, singlo WantVant to buy: Cushman motor t r a il e r s . I s sB a Chovy ^ V4 ton PU. Sli- SHWTZUPUPPCS • wl phago.-733^83 -...... - ' sco rado.AT.AC.PS.350, V/o grown, now wo nood you oiTTBiJVANyTran KiS»cha - M-'84 Ford R a J ^ tor body Wanitobuy;Nordiclrack. Wa ^ Those odorablo puppios ,sri>o. Anti^ntkiue lamps & lighting fix- WantVant to buy: oWer tractors Of )D. 1 2 .m mSas. $7000. ale. CaB 622-0005. samples. Parrots • Berger ures. ur< 733-3736.______parparts tractors, wide ironl oIROCKMAN’S r 73&4iM 456 ______- Siam ese colored Martz kit- 733A-»gi XiiiiIntlquo marbio top walnut e nds.any make. Also 32*4 MC«)B1LE HOMES Ford V» ion V8 . AT. >anl$1300.-734-3173 - tons. t15. Can B2a-55Sa. _ • lumitufo. lur 733-3736 ^40* trttclor‘‘tlro#. EveSr - 734i3167or iCtoanU Slortod Labrador, lomalo, It H takes < orty mirutw lo place 7 -r 736-6143.______1-800-773-3167 -70 Ford Fort ’Alon. V-8, AT., lield champion sirod. 10 your] classlliod od . . . tho ” X' 9iint to buy: used cacioe. an. 12000.543^070. roiulia take a btt longof. Proler Instiuctions. tuning V9bn monlhs dd. *750. Call < (ool & carryina c a te , but 837-0000. ------seMazd,tozdaB-200PU.$1850. ______, . _ Vanttoboyyournortwofking q. a . t-2536 or 324-5251 not noeossarv. 733-9779, Want .UnLTTY;...... ------V HHondaoi 9QTn>il or Honda Toyota. 112K, extra , T i I J 821 STEREOS/ B24 B2 VIDEO BoisWster tof yoga; inoxponsivo 110 l i t Trail for parts. Call anlNoru«,njnsporioct. RADIOS/COS ENTERTAINMENT altattache caso that looks _^ ------j t t(le; g o o sonock trailer, redI wiltvrllh fiberglass topper, 4 TELEVISION . i’jjnico; woll picturo ’The V6»;&'.$1^324-2170 » »500 0c or offer. 734-2618. 2) Rocklord Fo'sonlo punch Touch of the Masters 827127 GARAGE SALES 45wattcaramplif>ofs.S150 ^ r^issan 4x2 truck, AC. j ^ h SaKHWo system i dish. WOO HaHand*. Irom Homo Iniori- _ ireo. bodlinor, 10.000 oa. 2) to* Orion subs wilh orbestoffer., 536-6304. ^ofs: book titled ‘Tho Way b o r i l SO 733^626 J The Indoor Iji les. extra sharp. Call J Living in (with) Lovo* by Dr. J.1625doys. 733-4907 ■ VicVictor Paul Wk»willo; 1 ^ (Garage Sale III minos. ask for John. stuffed anim al lool (baby S S2822 TOOLS AND «825 , WANTED TO BUY SpoonavdlAblo. II MACHIKEflY ! : horso). Call : ^ 3 5 6 . ’ Thurs-Sunday I I ■ Soltors: lOam-Tjjm I I P ------10* 10 & L irg o r non-working Boyloy 16* biko with training I 4X4 whools. Call Goorgo. 733- Buyot8:11am-7pni l i l l BlBridgoport milling tnacliinv e> color ^ TV’s A VCR’s. Call wh l^ina.S2950orbostotlor. J 9406______30-304 Blue U kes, TF 111! 6 GMC 4x4, 350 Ve. 4 Rntoh, 736-0728. 13.6.28 13 or12.4.26 tractor 734-9459 _ — - spd.wd. wrsp i around glass, ort bod, now tires and Engiesolo Rand 185/90 (ires; • 8 S 9 Ford tractor Buy your unusod huntliyjrUlo' ~ - sn o rt b comprossor.ISO'hoso.aJr parts P or whoto trartor. Call or holstery.$4200/offer. 10022 AUTO PARTS n 543-8346.______, pufirwr,I 350b sand blasting JS 6 ^ s54______Children'aciJi X-country skis. * REPAIRS ^ poi, boiler, jack hammof, 1978 19 to 1984 Subanj wagan, CftilGoof00.733-a^ Cr 0 International, 4x4, © 000 or ollor. Ca!l733- B sloote.^OO.Cal 196610 1 1977 Ford Bronco, cok 50-16.5LT studded snow flOpO Color TVs or VCRs, nooding 2 9 5 0 I 32M6050TOS______anyn cond.,324-5174. reoftlr. ^ 734-3639. anytime. DS on 8 hole rims. $200 or 6204,1i>4,1630 Hkihland Ave. ' Waniod to boy: Tools Of any- 1903-1986 19 F250 or F350 Hat lirosisl oflof. 423-4921, 19631 FordF0fi 4x4, noods motor. OW m UilUl^B ^ Habitrial playhouse lor gor- best ke oner. Can 825-5617. Ih i^ ot value. Must bo roa- standard s transmission 4x4. biisk|| & hampstors, roatton- vheelswHh studdod liros _ES!S®£! sonabto. 736-7170 Evos. E U yne 324-4646. _ablo. jb 6 3 7 - 4 6 4 0 .______2 wh ali options. 67K mHes. Icoico skatos. boys slz6 1. la- =ss= 500, CafI 436-5181. dies size 9. Good condition. I Chovy short block lac- •Can733-061S.------» 1-Ol-ilVBAHD- - — ry-robuiltr-$500 e*- I m90 o FbfdriSO r extended------lango. Good pricos on '7 ^ ' Lg braided rug in good cond, MOTORCYCLES char ■Jb. XLT.V84kwded. doll houso, 2 oloctric hoat- - r ^ hors. Highway 30 Auto C al 544-2519- ■ ■rt«-734.'^090.______•cm,woo Nisson 4x4,chenYrod. Old cowboy boots with cloth " 8 )0 Warron winch with 'SnrMroo. 5 spoM , limed win- lobslat Of kxs of color or any oonling for 73-79 Ford Sw^'cwa. custom wheels. wostorn thomo docorator 98 Y ' am aha Y2 490. ru flj. pfSQ 1 bot good cond. $6500.' J item.w 543-5315. _ ■ _ ^oood. $950. Call 934-5245. )vy 348 TrI-powor. 350 786-3Mi - 3 5 ^ 733-6454. a TTraining shock collar tof id various oarly 60‘s s’os, oxc.0 cond. 423-5425 | | wWantod: 10-15'covorod util- 02 BICYCLES JAPANESE ENO. 4 leavo'm Ity trailer. 6-8' vndo. 5-6" tall. ! Mazda 8260014x4. ox- Call 733-1703. 6* b o y 's BMX. oxcoliont I c ond. low m iles. Wanted: 2 good usod corxiiiwnl $35.734-3191. —5now — chains. 14*, $25. $ 10.5).500. « C al 733-2565 af- i i l 9.50R-16.5 studded snow 1urray,20ln.boysbiko.ve7 qoq S'*C al 423-6459, tor 4pm ;9.! iB S l______-tiros. 734-4793______J jgo^.$40.-Call y j 734-6925 ------USED TIRES 71 Jord Ford 4X4.20.000 mis on Wantod: 60ccdirt biko, pro- ^ ijor brands, many sizes rebuiltluilt ongino.1 noods cab lor M ono-ghocks, youlh 903 avallablo, 423-4D68. wofk.$«,oxcel.cond,anop(k>n8 I s i i i ^ L i >»|| 1# ^ : yt'6v»r'|6,000'-.'|H WarWaniod; a non-running 1964 90404 CAMPERS 8 Sobk) wagon, loodod. E1“®,•IS, *$3500 or olfor. 678- to 66 Chovy truck tor parts, B3 or 678-1048 mso, AND SHELLS ^$6300,-91 G m . $5000. 7583 0( call 733-9570.______------636-6716. • '90 GMC GM shortbox 4x4, Slock «94102J : Slock #931910 Wanted; AulomaUc transmis- 10^^O'A It cam por, $250. Call 60,000.000 mlios. AC, cruiso. ston for 74 Joop Chorokee ^ 423:6135------PQ55 ANTIQUE AUTOS tilt. 734-4743734 ______'l W a s 4x4. Call 4 2 3 ^ 4 0 . 19 1986 Lance camper lor $ 1 3 ,6 0 3 N i tfyD1^^5!2238I NOW^ld Waniod buy; Ouns, lools, down sizo pick-up, rioops 7 3 MERCEDESmi 280. runs 1009} VANS V 4 BUSES \ m icars, ATVs, snowmobiles t Bat, $2900.733-8304 ______6.$2500orbo3tolk>f. nroat 3 Ford 49 pass. bus. 292 ororanythingol valuo. Roa- ____ 736-0922.______^ ale 4 door 7 2 Nova. 350, 1956 For sennblo. 736-7170. Slide 3. PB, AT solid, depend- BW/61.000ml..3/4con- onfl - ;iido-in sloopor campor fits p s . f !i»lU«iUiw!UlM ^(Yantod: cam por shell lor sho Io ono ownor. now bat- vofjoa-rtod. $695.734-3182 or shonbod PU. groat condi- able 3-3952.______S H ^ B g i l l i f l i GMCS15.7-7Mong'K5' j£2tion, $450, Cn»324-7434. tofy.y . fuel pump, cartturator _ /33- ^ . kg., Loaded J wkfo.Call 734-4417. novor wrecked, good 1978} DodgoDo Van. spoftsman S ilverado” P kg., ------\ kitfr Wantod: Coin collectkin, OkJ 06 GUNS ANO ^ mairlow tire s, $ 1000/oflor. extratra cargo c space. $1000 t Rear A ir!...... -• i 1940.lr*dtanoniloaB.af------R ia E S snov''■733.9015.______0^ otfof.73fr2476 rowhoad8.otc.Calibo- Wan Oodgo Grand Caravan Wantod to buy guns: Must be __6 SEWS 4 HEAVY Te'^63:.63K milos. oxcollonl twoon 7am-4pm. _I22roawnnblo,Cnl 736-7170. 1006 733-7582. EQUIPMENT , cor^lAid! AC, tilt, cruise, steroa ______; cassettssette. sun screen, rear Slock ff93302J i stock»94133CT Wantod: crib, piano, little »7 0^7 HOTTUBS ------Tyko indoor slide, ploy 1966 T600 Konworth, 3 air-hoi•hoaior, PL. Call 734- kHchen can 733-5214. ------AM) POOLS los, Ja k e brako, 60* 9020o< )opor, 400 Cummins Big Wanted: Good used loodor Hot w .m ■ Nl " no« ^ 2 6i,995 ■lot Springs personol spa, sloofim 111. 1-1981 W ostorn 1026} BUICK B ' I Jboxtefcattlo. o 543-6597 JL$1.000.M7-6694. Cam iikir45‘convonablohop- ______S E 9 ^ ^ ^ H Wanted: woi Ladiossnowmobilo ^ ------troiler. 1 • 1979 Alov h o p ^ , 1983) Buk* Bui front wheel drivo. suit, sizo 14-16. FuH size T T T T W T T t n m SNOW VEHICLES . po^igSbushol , cspacily.XolI ' 4.3dioi1 diesel. $750 or b«to » - oledricblankot. 4-2901 or 764-2566 for,.326■3264554______ifeM M^ n i j S i l p S S il'/illlfiwJJl Can543-t731aKor6pm c — ANDEOUIPMENT orJoavojB.sg,______1982 JDSportflre, oxcoltoni 12 C r CADILLAC P N K H S ^ 1027. C Wantod; Mature goats. 934- 32 d wheels; Voguo liras, ' Oak dining chairs. - track, „ri low milos. 1987 Po- twin ar, 3600 firs. 524,500; - fi )on roof, symphony M m B otol^ore. 'laris, low miles. Call ovo- l»,r,^Milo W estern S lar, s t k #019J8T1' I I stk.«teH920C ninos 678^084. WH und, convertible look. 423-6301 - j S 20.000 actual mitos, 290, rtl.$21.500. TC6-6673 :j 350 Cl V-8, 4 SpeSpeed & Cassette! j “LSI’,Sr Pkg., 5-Speed and Cassetlse tte! li Manual Transmission.,CasseBe& C Low Miles! Wantod:\nd oW slovo hood with 1990 Artic-cat, Prowtor, 440. 3 spd. lato ( ^ t o . 14.000 fan. 432,567^______H]2400 ml., oxcellom cond., j fonts. ' l 44.000 roars. 78EEldorado, ^ am s excellent, can be soon at tho R.V. 19,500; 1975 Ford V8.6 $300. *3C Can evenings WANTED: Old war medals. Bai 3^6-5344 It * 1 , 7 ^ 3 , 9 9 5 1 9 5 i badges, insignia, uniforms. 7Bam, ^ call 733-3358. d dum p, clea n . $0,500; 795 jP f |p3,9 documenis otc. Paying 1990 ci,, Indy 650 SKS. $3300. X984 l i Peiorbilt. 350C. 13 . i CHEVROLET $45-5200 tor namod Purpio Eioclrlclaco8hiold.$35. cni Jd. PS. AC. 1 6 'box. pen- 1028 C 0. $27,500; -79 3 axle z S S S S S S S ^ HHearts. Top cash for a l mU- —Coll 934-5560,______*/?• Dly dump, singto gate wUh 7 Chevy Impala, 327 en- Itaria. Conlfdonlialily as- 1990 Ski Doo Mach I. lots of boik gino,^6-»40dayior imiKiisKiitfii surod. 733-1691.______22loxiras. $2500-326-5651 mt.It.axio42-.$15.950;75 326-S244. 44B. 60%. good palnl. ------Wantod to boy: 12" aluminum 1992 Polaris 650. long track, 54417,500; 930 Col loador. 1964(Chevy C ^ Cavalier, 4 door, boot In gooJcondilton. Also ^ $4665,734-3047______117 r s m t2vottcotofTV.423-5917 -81 32^0;55MK*iigan2yd. Sspoe 81 M otoski 386CC, runs 17,500;CasoWl42yd tlros^' Waniod to buy; 2-lwin book- groal. flr(| $500 or bost olfor. «1'ladors. $17,500;'65 Ford 79 C uricour Classic sta wgn. caso hood boards. ^ Snll543-8419.______^ 600. 370 ong.. 5 ta i. PS. A Ci i^ ^ ^ ro b t^ l .g o o d cond. C al 324-3216. '83 - 1 1 83 Yamaha Enticor 340. ^8,450: (3)'89 GMC 7000, $800,000. offer. 423-5345 stk. «1946C suc.flir Six. fllS62Tflit mWaniod to buy a queen sizo runs groal. $400: Ski Doo ! ^C, r 366 eng.. 542 spd. PS. LOOK 5-Speed, Cassette3tte and Low Miles! | Aulo,Jlo, Loaded, Must See. Extra NicNice! 6 C yl., Auto, Air, TillTill, Cruise & More! _b£bod,eal^2ik. 340, Wi mako offer. Call 324- 9,950; (3) ^ 9 Ford ROO's ig eII i Co(veso,runa4tooksC( Wonted to buy: Batotoadof 2531 days______370 ong., 542, PS. eell Must seel A l l e r ^ mounted on dopondablo 4ico7'/^'x10' 3placosnow *gc9^00.CairriAa-S. 366-2403 or 366-2211^ >34-0880 or 237-0966. ------1 9 5 “ mobile trailof. $650 or bost 234 995 I »8,995* I 1^8.9 olfor 734-5485______-single axle tilt irailor, 10400 FIATF ______WaWanted to boy: Camper shol ^Hrc BOO, 7M-1967.543^924 ______4llro Pyro-JofI Davis snow- M n OFord Fiesta, runs great. S S I S i t i M S to10 lit Mazda King Cab pick- board, ^ liko nowl $40»er 7^» bockhoe. oxcoptkxuily 1 9 8 0 ^ up. Must bo reasonably ^ bost oflor. 324-S726. g^.$11.000.Call326- $700 or best offor. ryjiii.'H'fi)iflK'i;i '•f Ca" 324-1336------, IlllllhtAIMMaU . _£Lpricod. 7 3 4 '^ e i.______SnmJnowmobilo, 1987 Yomaha 4I 0 ^irrzzaaBT" “vaWhiHffina-troyrEmtTOktorpd- -E»ciiDi.tunod:upLjndiBa<». ‘-GMC-flobtaitrlO'dump.- v & crocholed linens. Espo-' lor S' tho snow. oxc. condi- ow point, doan lujck, 1 FORD^ |ififiB |g3J ■ dally cij pikw cases a drossor tkw.$2700.0^324-7008. 60(DO or ollor. 678-7583 or Ford c 'T LTD 9 p a ssen g e r scarvofl. 734-2735. Tuilo 76-1046 toavo msg. rullo rack wilh 3 biko attiKh. igon, runs excellent, ^ ^ @ 8 Wanted to buy: Good sound monts 4 ski rack, brand Hoistor. 5.000 Ib.penou- good>od sh t a p o , $ 500. Call 1 1 ------> w Wl eanor pigs. 8 wks old or — eninos 32^5344 ■------; ------SK-»1B-»iem)c------| j | ------— ------SDC1M DI2T______m ______Stk. flts)t961T oiloldor. Call ovos. 662-3884 a 5 g .» ^ 4 ^ -‘-" -222^ 5 - S p e e d , Air, C ais s s s ( e lte & L o w IV tllesiR 6Cyl.,5i . 5-Speed, AMf M Casselle; Custom Wheels!Wlx -Silverado-Pkg..lMaciM350V-8Bngifre!' ~-ask-lorMart « or862-361ft- llO_SeOOTNa500DS_ ^ P.t;.-aDr4;25CAT.-60* 1 02 « ~ -( G E 0 osk lor Mike______7 7 ;^ loopof. RTO 14613. *91 ______Wantod lo boy: Good, clean. I Hkllull-slze Mother Goose Jjocavistdr Series 9400.425 -e9Motr HkJe^i-Hunlor d e w , $300 NavAT. RTO 14813. 500,000 ------I f l o . s9 9 5 i|r-1 2 , 9 9 55 y i 3 . «9 9 5 1 now^ricod at $150. Call CATAT warranty, bolh hbvo 1044i4 HONDA }- . WaW an to d lo iiu y : Ja p a n o so . 7 lumlnum wheels 4 oir rWe. ______swords & daggers. Phono £xa7ph)coJR.COU=SET.“ . _ |'“S3 9 .0 0 0 -o a;- 436.5590 -87 HondaHon Civic, $3500. C ol- °3 M I7 2 .____ ^______Exeonom^hgmM^ose^ JSays, or 438-6123 ovos, - aftortorepm 61 734-0628. : . Wanted to buy: Largo air rrnf liond air slide 5th wheel., '91 Honda Hon Accord LX ,4dr. S itS B li■ W i lofTiS aluminum cab savor,- _ n ir-si; -comor8saorcaB32&404a.- :r o s s country ski oxerclso ------machlno.-$1t».-42»44g7— -fjfj3*Bl00Der. Can 8254275. Wantod (0 buy: Medium (0 Dyna Star skis — rLOADERS ; LOADERS 10500 JEEPi whhNofdicabooUsizoll, jQg} 5440. JD 644. Cat 966. ______1972 Suzuki Joop. Q 1 734-5335. . ____ 930. OorKSSC, Clark 19! *58.KWtrwk4tewboy. ______44x4.324-4569. ! ' ■ Wantod to buy: Mloowavo ^ Cal423:-^59. ■ ^ ovon,&Ninriof)do^om. ^ safe: 7 8 Je o p C J7 . mato stk. *1901936T W stk. I1W3T ' Stk.«1SM947C 0> Good Christmas g'iftll dozen . 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E ^ ' - ' a | C R O S S O U R NAT]\T IO N ^ this holiday season,)n , our m family and other fam:am ilies M are gathering to cclcblebratc 9 and take stock of anom other M ■ year passed. It is a tim e to ^ reconnect with relatiati ves, = 1 a time to reflect onn ggood deeds and failings,. a tim e to reaw aken oursel.ve (d ear to us. N o m atter w hat hi;highs and low s a ny year briibrings, the holiday season for us is always a time to celebslcbratc fam ily and failh. By comingc together every Dcc)c c c m - ber with our parents,!s , brothers, sisters, aunts, umuncles. nicces, nephews andnd fnen d s,.w e reaifjrm theco e o m - m on b onds that makeike us family. 7T*0eoecEkeeR o , « o a • PARAoe MAOAAOAZK ■i. . ^ ur freedom ss depend on m utiitual respect andd tolerance. Y ett too often thoses e

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i M m ust w orki harderi to undererstand o u r difFeirences and celelebrate o u r diveie r s i t y .

^ W e m ust re:•em em ber th at ou:>ur ow n freedomn depends on thele resp ect o f oth(h e r s .

i Whether we are Protestants, Catholics,:s, Jews, Micah’s words:: “H“I- e hath showed thee, O manan, w hat togetiier to promomote the common good. LcLet us cel- Muslims, Buddhist [lists, H indus o r atheists, weve all are is good; and w hat doth the L ord require o ff llthee, but ebraie a s membeib ers o f a national fam ily co;com m itted p a n o f a laj^ er nat national family that respect::cis indi- to do justly, a n d totc love m ercy, and to w alkk humblyI to freedom and1 tolerance.to Let us renew ourbu" belief that vidual dignity andmd freedom of consciencee iiin m al- w ith thy G od?” diversity strengtigtiiens us and makes our naii(laiion flour* - (ers o f faith. T hat spirit o f ju:justice, com passion and hurumility is ish. And Ict usIS 1remember that faith is nonot only a In America, rhoiTiore people believe in God,od, go to . a first step tow aitiard preserving our rich sociarial fabric source o f pridee anda strengtii for cach of us b u t also church o r tem ple ai e an d m ake their faith th c ceicenter of and defending ouiour sense o f com m unily a source o fh uimility, m i hope and com passion:ion. their lives than in ar 1 any other modem nation. ArAnd that D uring this Holifioliday season, we can takee ianother MayGodblesless A m erica and every o nele oc f y o u in j is b ecause o u r Con 'onstitution guarantees freedjcdom of step. Let us urge,ge Americans of every faithth lo jo in th e year ahead.1- . ’ religion and allowIWS s people to choose th eir■ faifaith ac- ______^ ^ ______cording to their consciences.cor O ur freedom s: dependde on m utual resp ectt andai tol- erance. Yet too oftc5ften those freedom s are impm periled TheAll-,-AmericanI Tree by people whosee hhearts and minds are fiilcclied w ith H a n d m a die e crafts shine radial i a n t l y fear and disdain.. SSc o today w e m ust w ork haiharder to understand our.diff(lifferences and celebrate ourlurdiver- B Y P HHYLLIS GEORGI sity. We must remem em ber that o ur ow n freedo ;dom de- j h E Y E A R 191993 IS MEMORABLE ASTHEA ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 pcnds on the respecpect and tolerance of others, . yearAmericasal. saluted the creative spirit o f'its it: crafts- A s the B ible sayjjays in L uke 6:37, “Ju d g e no not, and people. From1 thcth mountains of j^ntuck}:ky to Uie yc shall notbejudgcdged; condemn not, and ye sh sM ln o i mesas of Arizorzona to the W hite H ouse inin the na- be condemned; forjforgive, and y e shall be forgi tion’s capital,, crcrafts continue to play anQ iintegral Al this time ofif yyear, particularly, we mus mstcon- part in Americarican culture. The United Stauates C on- template die lesson:>ons o f our history, the m ean •aningof egress pit)claime oro n e’s pocketbook. skin col colOTor for Ihings madeide b y A m erican h an d s. T hebepopu- American creativitivity, featuring tiie storiess aiand tiie family tree. Rather,er, theyt are virtues that spring ing from Jarity of crafts5 as collector’s items, heirlooiwmsand ' workof90ofAnAmerica’s most fascinatinglg ccraits- the heart. And theyley depend on respect fo r inc indjvid- even weddingI ^gL f t s is soaring, people, fin m all11 f50 states. . ual dignity. The hand skilskills passed down in tiiis ocountry From boat-builluilders in M aine to basket-nt-makers • A cross o u r c o^ w tr l y , ypung people arc redi: mIiscov- from generationon to generation n o t only ha^laveprp- in Soutii Carolin:lina to jewelry-makers in AiArizona ering the rew ardss ofo f serVing others, the jo y o: / o t g i v ^ duced heirloomsms i we can own and .tr^uisure,.but ..to potiers in.Gebieb^'a to folk artists in .Ken([entuclty ing. T h rough nationional service; church w orkrc ^chari- iheyalso’havcFle played a valuable role in docii- tb saddle^makeis« in Wybming— tiiis is ourirw v a y o f ties and v o lunteergrr groups, they are finding that hat love m enting this cou:o untry’s h istoiy a n d preservliving its . saluting their majn agnificent spirit and ta le:n n t They generosity and toleolerance pre mightier ^an j in greed very c olorful culicultural.tiaditions. ______a re A m erica’s ricrichest resource and its besljcst-kept and hatred. T he variety’ amand scope of American handndcrafts- secret T hey are discoveiivering the wisdom of the pnprophet I______

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Now, Lenox has commissionedled master m iniaturist Ron Spicer to perfoTrfbrm the seem- ingiy impossible task ofre-creacirig this monument ------io£tntasy-in _____ m iniature. A feat so astonishing. thatthai a 200-ft)oi ' (owerisnowjust(OW fivelive inchcs high! TiiK HovAJ.VAJ. lUttONV R on Spicer achieved exceptionional detail using a sculptors blend of resinin |porcciain. TThc h e relief Image ofS t. George on horseback on the north tower, the lofty watc■atchmans post, the balcony outside thc royal suite—sui all arc accurately portrayed. A nd.the endaitirc sculpture b painted by hand.

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Recently, I w ent to Harp[arper High in T h e lawiw kind o f | to stop those go aa sstep further and just outrightight Atiama where,j i few momonths ago. one concede:d es dial J t I M forces. The challeillenge the person w ho doess it.il kid w alked up to anotheither al noontime, they ^an’tstocan p problems U/b: i t could g e t m e k ille d ’ put a gun to his car, blev>lew his brains it. T he w e’re dealing Noi-Jot necessarily. B ut it doesitake tal out. Blew sm oke out the gun. The communmnity kind \<'ith now. we coura]uBge and strength to fight forfor students asked m e to corcome o ver to the o f conceTcedes, have the power justicelice and change. T he studentsnts who school. A bout a thousamsand o f them . that’sthe the way to solve w entnt tto high school in L ittle Roc:lock in very traumatized. ' it is. without 19571>7 had to face the name1 wwho is dead can stuckudentstake W e can stop schoo!ool w ilh bodyguards. bccause of drugs in yourour age group? ’ the lead i J shooting each LM:‘i: ‘i c a rry a gun, b e c a u te i doidon’t A ll b f them stood. fighting other NOW. tool*ll sa fe in m y neighborhood.’ ‘You know someonene your3 age who__ Sayasclschool I Doesn’t require Therhe gun docs n ot ma k e youiDiorc_ m< has distributed dm gs or1o r brought drugs five secuK urity 'any budget ’ secureure. It i n ^ e s you less secure.ire. The' to school?’ They all stooitood. guardss and aj 1000 adjustment. gun1 boo1rtudentrt funding for 20. AiAs long as you adjust to an saw it, what would you)u do?’d studentsIts whose ------— public enviroironmcnt of drugs and guns,is. tlthen T hey said, ‘W c woulduld tell. W e'd value systemsys says that exposing gunun education, national heheallh care. But youI hihave reduced your life opiiotlions. open the locker.’ carriersrs 8and drug dealers is not a you cannot fight for- tlthose things LM:: W h at if som eone stili says,»y*. I s a id .'B u t it's theirir locker.’lc matler‘ of oi snitching, but a matter off bccause of the lime spentsp in hospitals, ‘Reveiv erend, I’d like t o d o w h atit youy ■Well, wc would stillill {open it.' selfdefeisfense? o r in jail o ra l grave: sisites grieving.’ say,, bib u t i'm afralcL’ I said, 'W hy?' I f I toltold on you to undercut you., to W c may not be resjMponsiblefor Yoifou conquer fear w hen youI wyby, greed and addiction than ti*oub1e->-and you won’twi b e th e re ’P LM: *Nt^obody c a re s a b o u t us, wrtiwhy ^ year, 362 young blackscs uunder 21 have poverty,ty. T hey're not shooting for foo.food If the students in youryc school have a shoulcu id w e c a re a b o u t ourseiveiIvesP’ killed each other. If thatlat manyI blacks and clothoihes. T hey're shodting for ter*ler* value judgm ent againinst rape, they're WelV^ell, som ebody does. Someboebody had been killed by white:liles, there would ritory,conquest, co gold, diam onds, cars:ars. going lo lell if they sesec somebody get biriheched you into the worid. Somelmcbody — be riots everywhere. Or,>r,ifthatmflny i ‘ Whatiat is cliffcreat now? Until now, raped. If youi school]>1 has a. value . boughght clothes to send you to-scbschool. w hites had been killedj bybj blacks. ih eN>.1 o .1 threat to us has always b ttn%n judgm ent against dru{n g s and guns, Somnebody el sent you to school. AnAnd, at there would b e wholesalesale executions. . some harsh,hat unfai; law or some y ou’re going to find: a way to tell i t Be diis stistage in your life, you havee thtt e B ut if it’s black on’blackaci^ there’s a villain——slavery, ! seg reg ^o n , the KKKK K . creative. For the m oslsl part, you can tell capaciaciiy to love yourself. And GcGod kind o f social, cultural1 pepermissiveness. . And thlee struggle ! was to get the poweiw er it anonymously. B utI >you may have to lo v e» s )you.

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M I:,® " i" . ■ tellinghg him Ihe truth. It took a whileile forf his I wife,ReRcuna, to convince him thai themed*tbe I - I used to icalex3tams a had found nothing wion;tong. I cherish belntf With I ith each attack, Campbell, thehe fatheri ■ by but of WO0 boys, b became more aj^wfieriiensive. ;o to bed at n i ^ and just lie therhere.be- I fnemope," causel.51 knew that i f I w ent to sleqleep .I’d I recalls Earl havean an attack," he recalls. A s h is ; 7 lis onxi- I “yin®itensified, he changcd th e wrw a y h e It happened ^ ‘1 used to cherish being by mymyself,” I medical hcsays./s. “I used to jog, hunt deer andmdwoik I treatment tor out.but)ut I stopped, r d enjoyed runninming my to the I panic disordon I Below: . x n ^ y , butinstead, Istt^edihome.” he . former I Campbell in Reununa in s i^ that he keep searc►arching • 9 action as a fo r helpelp. Finally; Campbell wenten t to a ■ football iiiatrist: “This guy was thele ninthr I o ile rs In 1979. d o c toIT rlI’d seen. H e listened lo mem e and star Earl ■ W M M .said, 'I thinklliclknow . Campbell, «''' I w h a t’s w rong,r You’re ha\dngng ipanic and to a tta c k s.’ I ’dd nnever even heard ofof ppanic millions of 1^^ disorder beforebrc.” 1m C am p b ell11 soon others— j discovered heh e was i^anic— unexplained 1- sudden, inexpixplica-- • physical lM | 7 ble fear— is: anam ong 1 the most com:9mmon symptoms H and curablele psy-] chological ppro b - and an o v e r-H lems.Anestimtim atcd three millionlA A mj er- whelming H [ . icans experiencee;i panic disorder-er— re­ I c u rrinig g episodes ' o f panic— an d aaj n in- anxiety I tense ffear e of more attacks, you ask p eo p le w hether the;th ey ’ve II ever feltelt like they were going to faifaint, if »ot swfcaQ', if their chests hurt,urt, and lidn’t know whai was going; onon, and' r d the heU out o f i b i ^ aboutout half H m willsay:ly yes," says Dr. Layton McCuidy, cO diiatrist who headed a Nationsonalln- W r s of Itedth consensus panel onpan-on 11 ^ M icdisordirderin 1991.L ike Canq>bell.]dL m o st WhienPionkl panic susuiTcitrs are young and healtlalthy. NOBODY DID IT BK3ETTER. EARL Ausdn toto H ouston. A s h e w as pullingStril tag For those who5 get “Paniimic patients see an average>eofIO c C hristian C am pbell wasv as nam ed to the into the :lit little town o f La Grange, Canq>-mp- * health1 professionalsp before gettiiMting a PA R A D E A ll-A m cricarcan High School bellfeltat: a tightening in his chesL His hew treatm ent, thee prognosis d lagnoslosis,” says Jerilyn Ross,, presi-pi Team in 1973 and won/on the Heisman beganton0 racc. His hands shook. He couldxild d e n to)f f tthe Anxiety Disorders AssA ssod- . Trophy while attendingng theI University feel sweateat breaking out all over his body3dy. is excellent “TThe ationo o f f A m erica (A D A A ). of Texas. As a runninging b ack foY th e There diddidn’t seem to be e n o u ^ air tc nerally, panic nttnck*! are brief,ief,usu- Houston Oilers and thenlen later the N ew breathe. .A A sense of doom came o ^ him.lim, important thin)ng was that isting up to 10 minutes. A iterverward, Orleans Saints, he wasas chosen< rookie Campbipbell thought he was having s K I went and gott help,” says individuals believe they’re goiigoing to ofthe year in I^Sandihd then was named heart attattack. just like his father, whc I ive a heart attack or go cn i^./.W W hen the National Football11 League’sL most had diedui < of heart disease when Comp- Campbell.“ l i eearned ’cr, thoy fear it will happen again,agj valuable p lay er fo r thrcihree consecutive bell wasIS ia boy. Although the episode Thebi5 biological loot of panic seeneem sto impbcll retired in probably years. B y th e tim e Camp ly lasted no m ore th an 10 o r[15 If what I neededI tto know.’* be a misnisfiring o f the brain’s alarmrm cen- 1985, h e w as a sports: lc;legend. m inutes,s, i it seem ed like an eternity, ter, whit'hich triggers the fight-or-flr-flight Through it all. Campmpbell, 38, kept As thetle terror eased. Campbell, a pub-mb' Medical specialiststs who examined stressresponse, re! accorrling to Dr. SuSteven his cool: “I worked at; bebeing calm; I’ve Ucspeakeiker and owner b f a sausage and him were just as bafffflcd. “I went to Dubovslvsl^, professor of psychiatryitiy and always been the guy wtwho said. ‘Give meat comjmpany in Austin, tried to figure^ eight different doctor;)rs," says Camp- internallal m e ^ c in e a t th e U niversitrsity of m e the baton, I ’ll g et it d one.’ I had to o ut w hatat 1 had happened to him . “I kepicept bell. “ T hey tested evercry p art o f m e.” C olora*ado School of Medicine. T hettiebm in b e in control, and I w'as.” as. ■ thinking.”g,” rccalls Can5)bell, “ 'W hy now,low, W henthedoctorsdecLclnred him healthy, signalss dangv, d even though nonesexists, ex Ail that changed thrithree years ago, when I’m’m in m y prim e and having the Campbell, who continueued to have the at- “Therere isi a genetic risk factor,’'r," :says when Campbell wasIS ( driving from most fun?in? W hat's w rong with m e?” ' tacks, had a hai;d tim e beijelieving they were Dr.Dub

------PAteQ-oei 10. tM 3 • PARADE MAMAQAZWE atives of people with'ith panic disorders may be born wilh, itit. “Panic usually skips around within1 fafamilies,” he says, "It’s not g enerally pajpassed down from generation to generatiration.” yttacks be^D alter an illness or an acciaenSent, b ut panic gen* erally strikes withoutju t w arning o r rea- ‘ . son during an ordinainary activity like driving o r shopping.g- A t first, those suffaffering from a pan- Isudl,l| Its ic d iso rd er tiy to avo:ivoid the places or ■ circumstances in whiclhich they've had at- tacks. As their apprel)rehension intensi- fies, many restrict theirleir lives. Tliey stop working, socializinggor 01 going to school and m ay becom e dq>erpendent on a parent or spouse. M any tiy'to to: relieve their fear, with alcohol or drugs,gs. A pproxim ately a th ird d ev elo p agoraoraphobia—a fear Hldttlod' o f places a nd situatiordons in w hich they feel vulnerable and helpless—andhel oth- CIS becom e seriouslyily idepressed, kperleatloaf L ess th an a quarterte r e v e r g et appro- PfqiTinwm e: 10min. Cook Time: lhr.20min priate treatment Fortt>r those who do, the Ican(l03Moz.)Camp)mpbell't* 2 Ib.Sround beef OnmofMmhnoni!MnSoup l/2mpdc7b(e>c»e>d crumbs prognosis is excellent,e n t N inety p ercent _ lpouchOunpbeir»*Oi‘ OntonSoup legg.bocenI either improve signifiilificantly or recov- and Rccipe Mix l/4njp«rtiter cr c om pletely. “ Twowo forms of treat- IccdskOllll 1. Mixthofouj^y l/2c/2eimmmhroom >oop. onion uup mnix. k. beef,1 crumbs ...... ment, psychiatric dmgmgs and cognitive------.. \ . .. Aaclesg.Ia2.qt.oUeoUona baking doh. fittnjriJapcinroSX'iSx-l’ Iaaf.------behavioral therapy, ha>have proven highly 2. B»te«350*F,l 1/411/4 hr. Of untiI?lone. spoon oir&n resemservelto 2 tb it>. effective,” says D r.; M cC urdy, drippinS^- 5,. Inl-qt-uucspuj.eo«. combine crm«ining muthroom uup, w The primaiy medicatications ust^ forpan- wetvtddrippingi.C(X. Over low beat, beat through, ttirring<•ingoecubnilly. . ic a re antidepressants)its and anti-anxiety Seivti8. dm gs. “Almost all anticintidepressants work Serving Sugsacion: PietPictured with csrtMX. tlictd new pocscoeatoessndpaaley. bccausc they tu m dowlown th e d anger rc- ^xjnse in thebrain,'’s ^ Dubovsky. Anx- Its iety-relieving drugs suesuch a s X anax and Klonopin also help, but because thQ '’re potentially addicting\ in suscqitible indi­ viduals, psychiatrists use tiiem cautiously. Cognitive therapy>y cchanges th e w ay individuals think z^x>ut u an d respond to panic. "The first step:p isi to help people m Si understand that whattiat th e y 're experi- encing is th e b ody’s's respn o n se to dan- Mi!liop. ger,” explains Ross,. a psychotherapist{ "Then we desensitiziitize them to their panic by recreating anxiety-provoiahgan: situations a nd teachin;hing b reath in g an d other techniques for>r relaxation.”n F o r many, includinging Earl Campbell, a combination of mediledication and self- help strategies helpsps mi ost “You use dmgs to relieve patient:ems’ distress,” says I Dr. M cC urdy. “ A ndd youy< teach coping SauiluorijPprliyejetaliies skills so th ey can get;et o< ff th e drugs.” Creamm o f Prep TimTuneriOmin. Cook Time: 50 min.lin. ( Learning how to oveovercome panic of- 2tbip.Rui5irine Ic»n<103'4oi.)C»fTOmpbcll's* ten a b ig difTerfTerence. “T h e im - MushniFoorn; 4 bonelos porlc chops,M, 5/4'thick3 CnamofMiahroor 1 l/2eup>ilicedmui!uilihrooms 2uyleiTei,71 l/2lb.rreihgrmibe91 beam, cuc into ■ help ," says E arl Campunpbell. “I learned ^ 8 0 1 0 enobed 2'piece** what I needed to know,ow. and I want oth- 1. Intkiilet.inltfaM'.bQ. hoc muguine. cook dwps 10 min..or or untilu bcDwtxd ers t o know they canm dc o th e sam e .” D onbochtide>.Ren»vTwve. , Ic makes pork. It makes pasca.pu It makes dinner, 2. In ftmiinltui 1 cbtp.>}{). hoc margirine, cook mmhreom*twithcosermry wit For more informaticition about panic Souiounds like this soup mokes jiist about anything? Maybee until tttiderind liquliquid il evtpocatcd, icirring oTiei>- }. Addwop,wuer«nd|ind green beuu. Heat to faoiting. Returnumchep) < that's beause it’s thc mostt vevenatilesoup we make. disorders, write Anx[nxiety Disorders t xok over low hea: lOmin. or until chopsiops ue no looser Association o f Arruriarica. Dept. P. 6000 ^ ■ pink utdsRcn beamam ire tender, Kirring oecaionill)'. Servelerve with bot Executive Boulevard,xl,SuiteSI3,Rock- i . . cooJedfatuccine.Sei.Servei4. rnipMikmhkm\\estimate Ilie Fouier Of kp!' ■irdnired, (iibicicutru tr 1 pkg. (9 OZ.) frozen cut gttenbeim. ville. M i 20852. Incliuelude a $3 check or “ ■ J I money order fo r postagttage and handling.

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In ththis 2'Cass^te set of r^ fo r a d if f e r e n t numtMeason, E must be 0. —L<-L elan d K i ^ , S alisb u ry , Md. -fiachael Harris, Mou e n v iro n m en tal1 sounds,s the natural ause even if USSR «what P must be 1, because eve t a t w a s th e tab lo id h ead linIne e music of waves’'s’ crescendos, w atei'lap--’ '. and USA were as wtienim tbe tw o m ost famous Arc- as high as 9887 and USA [J" ping at the shorore lin e a n d th e c ries.o f •, wouldn’tbeafive- tioexiexplorers w ere marriedP” 986, PEACE couldn’t! sea gulls arc bleilended togethcr*with the . R+9SA=10AC0. —c-D on Shears, Overton, Nev. 10873. For (he same reasi man-made musiisic o f th e h arp . 'Mqori--'; uiseevenifUSSR «fvniirou have roast furion for din-Iln- lig h t S o n ata, BlBlue Danube waltz', And U must be 9, becausandUSAwcreas were as high as 8997 an o n e n l ^ w h a t d o y ou h av" 8 e S c h u b e rt’s S ercrcnade Liebestraum.and' vould have ti) be at f or luil u n o h & e n e x t d a ^ ” . high as 896, PEACE woi U more arc amongng the many classical sclcc n’t be 8 at the same Jotaotal Geoghegsn, Leidngton, Ky. digit number. So 9SSR 4 tions that are exquisitelye> rendered—:?5 , because even if h e n e x t a n s w e r is: s soulful melodies ^centUtu - ' S cannot be 8, becausos 9772 and USA ^ in all. W th its i were as low as 9882EACE a n would have ^ rhe Three Laws of Motioif* ated by the resdstful sounds of the ocean, low as 983, PEACE wotbut A can’t be 7 at ' ^ ^ — this c o lle c tio n1 will\ enchant and delfght; least t086S,but A can’tl0 cannot be 6, be- Marilynyn VOS Savanl ‘s "The World's MostMa O rd er now a n ddiet ■ THE MUSICAL'SEA time. S cannot be 7,«acaslowas9662 b< Famous)us Math Problem: The Proofo f ofi . OF TRANQUlJILITY work its magic onin ; y o u .' ' ' m' USSR were as low asw a‘ s 963, PEACE Fenna:'ial’s Last Theorem and Other Mat}lath- were as low as 973, PEAleast 10625, but A maijcalcal Mysteries" imd "Ask Marilyn,W to be at least I074S, bute time. And S can- a collectection o f columns that appearedv d lni ------the same time. S ato c lUse even if USSR oaga, bothpublishedbySt. Martinrtin’s g J n n P u b l i s h[iers ( I HO\>W TO O RD ER cause even if USSR wen andUSAwcreas fr a s .a■, are . available in paperback.■__ W Choice*^ To order Musical ;ea Of T^snquillty, scrxl your namum e, address, and U SA w ere as low s p dpcodcand'ohcckrok f« $758 plus S li» postage andtKJ \handling lo; would have to b e at leai1 tor Marilyn vot Savant, who) It lifted In “The Guinness Bookcok of GUARANTEE to: Art Marilyn, PARADE, 760 TWrTNrd If vou are dlM atur HERS CHOICE*, can’t be 6 at tbe samer Funa tii lor nUghMt IQ,” tend Itt to ri, MptGXlO-RD, ill, pereonal replies are not ponifati•ible, with your.purctsaaii : s i 5 ; ■ not be 5 either, becauscKW7. Bectuae of volume of mall, | ------fm yny. you may retretiOT H u n tln gn to o n S u tto n . NY H 7 4 6 were as low as 9552 ant It for • prompt «n

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F YOU CAN BELIE’lE V E T H E srories, one p f the dcfiIefiningmi>- p „ mcnls of Don Rickies S S s i M f t I n , c a r e e r o c c u rre d Ihe ni] inr ty . I Sinatra strolled into i club where Ricklcss wasw head- Personal: lining. This was backick in 1957. Married Barbartla ra Frank was a major starsta and dif- SkUrinl965; ficult and sensitive'e to i insult, twochlldroa whilewI t Don was a comic onor the rise stand-up: wwh h o se sto c k -in -tra d e w as the thi amused „as beep regula slur,slu the verbal pie in the fao . h e ad lin o r in Rickies was onstage whc'hen Smatra Vegu at the' “ — arguably the most powcrl'crful figure Gofdbii Nugget”------in show-biz— entered and1 wwos bowed Hotel, Sahara • resrespectfully to his table. SoS o w h a t d id R'''*®'v ie ra T ah ’S ' H H H H H DcDon do? Naturally, he laum h c d in to his usual attack mode: "Makea k e y o u rs e lf a t H a rra h 's Brady’s Bits 1;“at home, Frank. Hil someboc3ody. ’ Uke Tahoo in Don and hls wHo, Sinatra roared. W ith Iau{aughter, not Nevada; as well Barbara, who is rarrage. W hen 1 (alked with RiRickies the « at numerous Iro m Phlladolphla, qother.j doy. 1 soid, "Level:1 w ith m e . n ish to liib ,. wore marrlod in »..• Brooklyn in 1965 D id n 't S in a tra k n o w w h at h e w a s in fo r T a I A v i c d o n (sho had boon his an.0. to g e th e r o v o r urnw a s to ld h e h e a rd a b o u t mime, and he Sharkey, 1976- since, Hvlng now was interested in seeing m e S o h e 7 8 ; T w o T o p In Bevorly Hills. J”" n il,, o u Ui. Bananas. 1982: Thoir son Is a . k n e w th e a c t a lre a d y . B u t FraFrank s been poui^jp*. Bloepi» p s struggling writer, sujsupportive and a friend ever>er sm c e . B lunders, and their daughter This fall. Don has been sesec e n S u jid a y f 9 8 4 ; D on Ricklic k les Is a struggling evie v e n in g s o n F o x T V in a sitciitcom callcd on tho Loose, actress who also n.Daddy Dearest, co-staninging Richard 1S06| Daddy. wori(s In a L e w is . “ I th in k it’s v e ry- fifunny, but Dearest, 1993. d e p a r tm e n t s to r e . I w o n d e re d it It 'Vw ' e're open for a lot of shotsots from the Cilm c> were as tough cnc rilic s." R ick lc s sa id . H o w rig h t h e w js . to d a y t o b re a k In NcNot only the critics but alsoIso the auoi- Siiont, Run Doe| a s a c o m ic. en'e n c e . P ro d u c tio n a lre a d y haslas b e e n s h u t 1958; T h o Rabbi Rickies doesn't Hndown, despite a good time: sls lo t a n d b e - T ra p , 1959; T h e think so. “Thorc • • 6 0 ; are all these ing up against a lineup of mem o v ie s y, o r os a re g u la r on The Deanean M ar- improv clubsiind Of which Don has made wanted to know about ' I Show . B u t d id y o u k n o w hl e p^ la y e d comody TV w: K ellylly s H eroes. At, 1969;Kcliyi ■ ' m a stations today," aa ' World Wor II flick withIth a young Heroes, 1970; o ppoiposite Burt Lancaster ond Clai:i a r k G a - ho said. In tho rClinl \ Eastwood. "He wos a majori star Innocent Blood, H ■ b lee irin th e su b m a rin e d ram a Aun u n .Silent, late '608, wo . already." Don said, “thouglUgh n o t th e 1993- R unlm Deep"! I a sk e d about w o rkk in g w ith w o rk e d th o Joints. . ib lc , th e n k in g o f H o lly w o o3d d ai c to rs, And t h a t ’s ju s t Jjuggernaut “ i he is today. AnAn adorable a iK i .***«. . . G abli what they wore. guguy. This wos 24 years age ■ ^ o n Rit ic k l e s "T T h e y b ro u g h i m e in to a u ddilion iti for Joints. Comics wc•were filming in Yugoslaviavia,Mv -n ’ » dm d i y r Dummyl.t96a;* a roleole os one o f the crew," D on1 recalled,rei w o re th e Jow ond vvlw ife w a s a lo n g w ith m e , aindl n d Ihoughl Don Rickies ^ ■ talks aboutt Gable, «nd I had tw o lines to say lo Gobjo b le .lh e ot the business” ]’(I’d be a wiseguy ond said,I, ‘I‘1 want the Speaks, 1969. plain. I said, ‘I’m auditioninjlin g w ith Rickies Is tamous same housing and otherr conditionsc _ „ 1 • i_ _ Gabliible?’ And ihe director. Rotwrt> e rtW ise . fo r d o in g a c le a n said.id, ‘No, someone will throw’y yo o u y o u r a c t. “1 d o n ’t uso Eastwood gets.’ I didn’t realizerei how Eastwood aand the four-letter words," CO:easily pleased Eastwood wasvas, liv in g in e.' So there we are on an enipiyply stage, ^ hcsald.*1’llsay alia kind of motel. A very dow3wn-to-eanh _ time he tollId Sinatra, andid iI ’m re a d y w ith m ^ tw o linlines, e and ■S.oa.,' but I don’t cug u y — g iv e h im a b o ttle o f bee:>ecr, and"he’s fro3m m off in the darlcness cornclines this spell it o u t happy. A pickup truck andid a; dog. He irself a t lice, growling at me wilh the: cucui e. A n d d id n ’t liv e lik e a k in g . N o tI bbi a c k th e n .” “IVIake your s Gable! I’m up there wilh■il ( G a b le ! clean goes, I could A lot of us may rememberw r D o n fro m lark Gable is ihe voice offstagito g e .” play tho Vatican." eaearlierTV series, such as CJC.P.O.Shar.______home. Hit s

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of January 15,1993.93. filed a personal injury lav«uitu it 1based on the exposed w o rter’ier’s asbestos exposure, are alio3 diclass PRODUCTS ANDOCCUPAnONAl members. al exposure" to asbestos generallyilly means that ASSOCIATEDED WITH ASBESTOS I b iwpoQsibility involved workinging with or ir asbesto$-coij,iaining products.. TlThese Exam ples of Ihe typesrpes o f products w hidi the 20 I occurred in industrial settings or duringi oanufaoured or supplied (or for cterendani companies mam dties. "Occupational exposure”• to asbestos • ’ which they may otherwisevise bear legal liability), and whicl "Occupational‘environmental e exposure,” suchh aas s that ined (or m ay have contained) • DESCSIPTIONOFlAWStWSUITANDSEmfMaff at various tim es, contained 00 individujd'sjobnienced by office workers in buildisIdings where . ; ...... * ” ■ Certain individualsIs ht havo brought a d a ss action laws asbestos; incltide; t o arcITC nor//mirerffo,/ the frilowing - around asbestos orng a: products were present, « entitled C ar/ouj/i V. i4inc/imehem Products Inc. ei ai. C A . t types o f products: exposures usuallyn/ered oc by this definition, you arer a class • CV-021S(ED.Pa.).sasbestos blankets; u b e k o s cloth does not include "enmedical condition. ); J following 20 defendantIt COcompanies: or textiles; asbestos fiberier orc pellets (taw or processed); wioil . - polenli.lly«p«iiciK tos paint; asbestos paper, asbestostos . Amdrem Products,s. IInc.,t A.P. Green Industries, Inc. asbestos linings; asbestos ] .N o . 93- ■ibcstos.ciinliiiningSOfOASSMEMBKSHIP testos rope, braided tubing andI • Armstrong W orid Industriustries. Inc., CenainTced Corp.. C protective clothing: asbest as a “ are covernber o f »he d a s s a n d wish to remre tt alti a d a ss ta d ; • Thurston and Sons. Incoricorporated, Dana Corp.. Ferodo A wick; asbestos-containingling sprays; asbestos tape or thread e d to do nothing rtirth er a t thlls is timt e.. Ifyou ive, • Inc.,FlexitaUic,Inc..GAIJ AF Corp., I.U. N orth America. Ii asphalt producu, includinjding tile and sundries; automotive ajbestos'related metss and a SettlOTcnt is approved1 by the Court, rake * MaremontCorpr. Asbestoestos a a lm s Management Corpor truck, off-highway vehicu!licular, and marine producu (braki jcnefit of thal Settlement. Byrermrm ainihg in the s. • (formerly known as Natioational Gypsum Company), Natio: linings, pads and shoes,i. btbrake blocks, du tc h m a t ^ s . c k CONSEQUENCESive < accepted ihcse procedures asIS Ifthe only nts, gasket m aioials, shock • Services Industries, Inc.,ic.. INosroc Corp., Pfizer Inc.. (Juij transmission components, Amcric, Ifjoo*reai«ni^ig claims based on asbestos-relatedued personal • Compony, Inc., Shook: & Fletcher1 Insulation Co.. T& N ] absorbers); ceiling panels,lels, dies, and related sundries; Inc., m em ber, you needagainst the 20 defendant companieonies. ccment piixlucts (cementHit ori mortar, board, flooring, • Union Carbide Chemicalsicals and Plastics Company Inc. (fc remain in the class a omigaied sheet, siding, shingly^ « knovm as Union Carbideide *Corporation), United Suites Gj panels, pipe, flat and com tional y°“ '^>1' 8 « ihe bentEXOUSION stucco); ceramic or paintint ffillets; commercial and industristrial • Company. ujgljy class, you will have< ex duded from Ihe class, youu m u st nil out • The individuals brinjiringing the lawsuit seek dam agu machines or componentsms ((brake linings,- clutch facings, means of resolving;equest,'’ c and re tu rn It to the CouZourtalthe i); * themselves and for a clas:rloss of other similarly situated pei thermal insulation, transmasmission components, gaskets); (fomicrly injury or damage agith a t form no la te r lhan Ja n ua ary ry 24,1994. onally certified that class solely fo detocktifyin^demoldingng aagents: drywall joint treatmentm l « The Court has conditional buining an ‘‘Exclusion Request"" arare outlined : settlement of the lawsuit. The co products (joint com pou^und, joint cement, joint treatment,:nt. • purposes of a possible set REQUESTS FOREX'^clude yourself from the class, youyou will not get iucts; • listed at the bottom ofthi!: this Notice have been appointed ( joint sealant, c a u l k ^ corcompounds): fireproofing produci Ubolhfor Ifjouim itlotac:etllemenU You may, however, pursuepur any gaskets, sheet packing,, anand m olded products; mastics,I, aiand • Counsel. m"Exdusli)iiR«lios*related penonal injury or damagmage against the id , A proposed Settlemeement has been reached between tl coating and scaling produioducts; millboanl, rollboard, and fQj address listed Innpanies thi by filing your own lawsuitsuit at your own r and • appointed repiesentativesives o f the class and the 20 defenc mineral wool board; phenlhenblic or plastic resins; plaster ar j^unsel (Directions for obuithe usual court procedur«, • companies. plaster products; plumbiniibing joint sealanu refractory d as Class below). If you oxch ets up a system to compensate c lu products, such as clays,s, ctcements, shapes and block (useeised • The Settlement sets i the benefit o f a SettllY C O U N S a heat , members who meet cettaiettain asbestos exposure rcquirem< lo bgild, insulate, or seal»1 istructuics subjected to high h u 1 the court- daim s for asbestos-ijel identified below will act as youryou counsel in Ip certain asbestos-related medical such os boilers, furnaceses &and kilns): resilient floor coveriiering • and when they develop ct mdant 20 defendant compaat no expense to you; however,. yoiyou may also uion will also be available in deall products (tile, sheet, backiicking, and sundries); roofmg • conditions. Compensatiot expense th ro u g iltomeythe appear in this action on1 youryo bchaU and • Compensation amou:nounts reflect amounts paid by the products (cements, coatingitings, fclts, decldngs. flashings, ense. to sim ilar claimants whose cases I paints, shingles); spacklinicling compound; thermal Insulotiottion * defendant companies to s appearance BY < products (pipe insulation.on. |pipe wrap, block insdatioo, « been settled. ^ The Q ass CounselDSETTIEMB4T i • A hearing will be5 helheld by the Court in Courtroom 1 cement, sptsy, and sundritJdries). ath cases. class actionTiay al r object to the proposed SeiUcn:ilcmenl. either ladelphia, Pennsylvania, on Februi Examples o f occupatipations in which workers, at varicarious* U.S. Courthouse, Biilade [j,e20 have your own altoiih ro u ^ counsel. Written objcctioiaionsmustbe : whether the proposed Settlement times, potentially workedked with or around the asbestosSOT ot J 22,1994, to determine wh s h a v e al your own expenS'erk of the Coun at the address lisulisted below. ^ as fair, reasonable, and a d ^ u asbestos^ontaining prodiroducts listed above include, butitare a • be approved by the Court no laierthanFebruaiy 8, 1994.. AttendanceAi at is approved by the Court, it wLl not limited to. the follow!owing occupations: • If the Settlement is a nllA , OBJECnONSTOSle Settiement is not necessary, but any class :la t^ personal injury (including cl asbestos tnine or jniilm ill w orken asbestos products • claims for asbestos-relaie ' Classmembersmaj; to be heard orally at the hearingng shoulds notify ar, * based on premises ownerirnership o r vicarious liability) agai plontworker, automotive,ive, tw ck, off-highway vehicular, alshould ralhdrownorltaaddress bdow no later than Februaaniary 8.1994. marine and industrial componemcon worker (parts manufacifac* a 20 defendant companieslies Iby all members o f the class wh « themselves fromrom the class. Claims sealed willquale luring and fabricatioo,, me or installer); boiler ltaUc.ll •ndposmuirkcdnoiASUMMARYONLY • I) personal injury, dama{m age or death and all forms of me maker, chemical, atomic,nic, paint, o r ceramic products ;ctos Ihchcmngonlhc!COMPIETE N0TK2 PACKET ON THE OASS • emotional harm; 2) lossKS cof support, services, consoniun worker; construction worlworker (including Wcklayer. eainst the member wishingim to £M a< r and/ or an excu[CLUSION ;ty and other valuable services mai carpenter, drywall installttaller o r taper, flooring installer,r, « comparuonship. socicty a who do not the a erie at Ihe 1^,add CAU. 1 •800-847^2727, Idren or other rdalives (including' electrician, l^ x n er, painttlintcr, pla a e rer, plim ibcr. rtxjfer)::r); • spouses, patents, childret tions); 3) punidve. aggravated, orillinclude t construction demolitionm 8and waste ww ker, frrtfighier,T. • death and survival action d be directed to Class Counsel: HVAC (heating, ventilaiiilaiion, air coDditioning) worker,T. * plary damages o f any sonso rt insulator iron, steel, or3t iim et^ worker; longshoreman, ACTION AND SET idial, I WHOISAMEMBKOf[OFTHE OASS? seaman, or KunH;; jnjmachinist; maintenosce, custodii g ln g f^ l request FORM, < Rcmald L Moti.lotiey. Esquire [or their legal representatives) who or janiUMial worker; oillil fieldfi worken pipefitter, pipe layer;laj • ' 1. All persons (or l and j ; • been exposed occupationitionally, or through the occupaiiotirexem- ^ powerhouse worker; niilrrailroad worker, rrfm ery woricer; (Juestions should b Joseph F. Ricc.ice. Esquire or household member, to asbesioj roofer; rubber o r tire worlworker; sheetmetal w orken shipyapyard , exposure o f a spouse or I jroducts for which one ormore of ;y. Loidholt. worker (all trades): smellnelier or foundry worker, steamfitnfitter • asbestos-containing prod 19102 NcH.Moiiey.L I may bear legal liability, but w ho I Richanlson&P& Poole warehouse worker. • defendant cdmpanies ma • asof7ftnuaryl5,I993,f>3, filed a lawsuit for asbestos-ielaho have Gene Locks, EsquitcPAX) ISlMeeiingSag Street. Suite 600 THESE LISTS PROnOVIDE EXAMPLES ONLV. J personal injuries againstinst one or more o f those companii Orcta««lLo

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