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J ' Bighi t 4 o I ^ W O Ir k ’s f a t e ! U P ^ 4t o E \L /a n s .BOISE (U PIl-Idahosenalnators sent a righl^w ork bill)iU Qov. J< ^ Evans hasIS vvowed to kill the measure. IR lsch f ro m th e H ouse —- and1 perplexed Senate Minornorlty Leader s{>ecchcs abobout parents, who worked for[or Just] cents a day toaccrtalniicaUilnllMEOveniemor'soffice Thursday. s a id G O P le a d e rs h a d agreed,a g r however, nol to send th e bill R o n T w lle g ar, Boise, Bol wbo said lawmaker*r« /.“could get before the lallabor movement gained strcngUngU). ^ T lic y p a sse d Ih e r a e a s u r e‘ 21*1421- ^ i t e c h a ^ ^ a t theJie to Republlcan Lt. Gov.IV. Phil1 Batl while the Democlocr^llc w h ip la s h " fro m tbeth< abnqilposilion changes,I. Bui tempeipers flared when Republicanin b;backers.clalmed D nm osa] sa in e d su p p o rt d ue to'emoUonallsmlo scrrouhdinging’ gbveroorwas w tofthestlestate;'" ...... _GOP Sens^erarodn K. B ra ^ y ahd Edllh1 HIMiller'KIeinj ___the-measurere would have kepi BunkerU!r~ H in 'a llv e ^ ltr m e .....— UwBunicerTinrco.^ ------EvansTs~srTiTRiareaTirTiTrSfum frorij a irijnrC aliflilo n n a b o th o t B oIm , oppos^ IhebHralon^ilh'Uirdil1 dfa'mber’s ^ “Silver ValleyeydTnoflhldahi. ------AncrSenrJohn-PeaveyrD-D^arey.-uttsuceessfully-at------D em o crals .-B ra sstissey-said he bad conaidered.])d.iiacklnglhe_____IMtls.tlme e Ito quit kidding oursclvcs.'J.:saidSeaJCenne_lh_, sal ______tem pted lo send^tbe bill baclilack to committee for furtherler To consider tne bill onon' Thursday, Republicans firsirst had measure — for whatwf would tie his first timem e since 1977 B ra d sh a w , R-Wendell.R "As a result ol[ unionuni activity and hearings — and about an bcui}0 ur of debate tbat focused on to gain a two-UUrds majinajorily to suspend rules anddmove 1 when the bill firstst cam1 e to the Legislature -— b I u t h e said c o n tro l, 2,000lOO men ( a t B unker H ill) a re out o f Jo b s." speculatioQ about tbe effect:t olof such a law on attemptsI to u p th e m e a s u r e on th ei calendar.c a That vote tallied an easy h e vo ted a g a in stt It b e c a u se o f c o n slitu e n ls' callcalls opposing Sporting ai “Solidarity" button backlacking the Polish . revive Bunker Hill - senatnators agreed with Majorityity 30-5 In favor of • . ^ ndlmd in g roles. it. w o rk e r s ' unlinlonon his lapel, Peavey accujccused the senators- Leader Jim Rlscb, Boise, tost0 sto^.^ngiDgJh^agftny” tr.f! V ictory D e m x r a ts sought s< The lengthy ddebate prompted jokes,s. 1about th e of lo o k in g downdc "a very long and narroN,rrow tunnel” when -. __leading4ij>lfl>a^ul>enialortalfilvefo. v __ Wll first c a m e to th e chaifiamber chamber’s “cave/e of mighty hot winds" andind emollonal conslderlngtg the measure. . ______j i ...... : e n , I B a rr i k e r ^ I' r < f k , - A s w i tt c h 1 ^ . B y B R U C E HAMMOlM OND , ■ TImes-News writer
B O I S E - T w o swswitched lt votes and a face-lo-face debateate highlighted the r o le s o f M a g ic Vall«/alley legislators in Thursday's passageBgo o f rig h l-to -w o rk ' - In the Senate. ______SlTQog-Coastitueotlent support for the b ill r e s u lte d in b olhSea,.John3arker,— l h j ------R - B u h i ra n d " S Mf.rJ. ., J WUson Steen, ____R.ClffnnB ffurry rhni _____ lo_the.affirmfliive^iyB. after opposing the I legislation in past: yeiy e a rs . The right-to-workjrk bill, which Gov. John Evans says he may veto, would outlaw mandatoryy unionur membership . . as_a.condiUon.off cocontinued employ-;______: ment. All senatorsirs from the Magic V a lle y v o te d in favivor o r o f th e bill e x c e p t J o h n P e a v e y . D -C'a are re y . ------One~Blde-Bhow-divduring-jheTblll'ffr— ^ - t d e b a te w a s a fcice5 offoH between Peavey and Sen. Ken BraHsiashaW ; R-Wendelto..... - over the posslbUl^^ylhat-rigbt-to-woriP ------could have savedbd th1 e B u n k e r HiU ' ~ ihinet^ratioh'dtKe]t K ellogg. ------“About 60 percentcent of the workers . • -^Wlted in favor of’ a CQntractc witb tbe . BC« Oa.Aji)»nm/T)mn'N*r new Investors, andid Dla ^y ^th er elec- he hand tion, that would havelavelieen considered Ki’vf ever Been tbe car cotcommercial with a Undindy, tbe retMoJIed bowk. LLindy and ber owner, pt0 y. Bradley is with wawadllfe Im a ^ a bird re a iwidsllde,’' Brads•adshaw said. “But ^ " r . Stic bird swoopbig down wiUidtb bpeo taloos lat- Budluck Bradley, visited Kimbciberly High Scbool on babilltatioQ a ^ educattonin ocenter in Oregon. since the vole wentent against the (In- 1 ontom tbe “Bulck" IO0 ). yoiyou may rect^nlze ‘Ibuitiursday to talk *about_r^tor^ra and.other birds of 'tcrnational Stedwor)workers) union', they . ~ I • SeeVOTE0 T E P a g e 2 "
m ^ - ^ L T h r e e la n d id< c o n s o l i d a t i o n ___ ^ iFfouse^A g r e e s ffV w '‘concepts" ■\> b e i n g c o n s w e r e d ^^gen€i€ BSddiSGU 'foffrfO Tllallahdth Idaho BOISE (UPI)-HouseReple'publlcans House ieadeiders were putting the sidered sid< a compromise bctuitween a, ■ ITI" and Democrats agreed inin i separate proposal In res83. Means Commlllilllee sometime Friday. ■ Weled unanl- the Joint FiiFinance-Appropriations Rep. Ri Marion Davidson, D-B-B onners ; f m o u sly to su b m it th e $8.18.1 million Committee for!o r se ttin g f l K ^ y e a r 1983 F^erry, e n minority caucus chahalrman, , . X Ii B;yRONZELLAR y R the concept of consconsolidating federal ‘ propo^, which mirrors the recom* budgets...... _■ slaid, a id there, was general agnjreement -v .':/ _ T/m(Imes-News writer lands, hesaid. •" mendationmade byDemocrf)cratlc Gov. - - -AlsolncluSetdedln'lhe ^aiTTs a L5 amcimong theTJcmcKfraW to'supppport th e - . ------T h e -ln fo rm a tloilonal n j m e e ti n g s T r e John Evans In his annuallual budget percent allocatcation for merit raises, >ay pay proposal. scheduled for: Frida■rlday.Feb. 12. a t 1:30- m essage two monthsago."'- - ...... — Money for thrcent Increase was con- bottxith legislative bodies supportcrted. " I • a g e mr c n t o f one agency. clly ball; and.Tuejruesday, Feb. 23, at \ ______7430-p,nL4o-tbeI«locLincoln Counly Q iiirt------. Emphasizing E n that no specific house In Shoshone.le. ' h aas s b I ^ n written, officials pres If support for theeIhe concept Is evident, ! thren M o n d a y m orning. N o v e m b e r to m a k e rec o m m e n d a tio n s other out Thursday, retumiiming that Sen. D e a n V a n E n g e le n , Van V) Engelen said he supupported ? i 2 TheT h third proposal would elln:Iminate on the land exchan^langes to Congress by ddM letosquar^one. sshrinking h ri the public network le Burley BLM District, p pi la c in g J u l y o f th is y e a r. NiNo exchanges could “There Is a minority of p< rk lo “a • 2 1 7 ^ Uie “ '" S S a l e C$225,500 to m a in ta in th e one-)ne-slation system" because I £jiSr> ntjiEl fcdeiMieral land south of the Snake:e River take effect withoutloul approval by Con- tbe Joint Finance and Appro; e fed e ra l H t l le sta tio n s, ,a rec o m m e n - su>upport p i for the program evcivenlually a nnd d casti of Salmon Falls Creekk unftfl"i gress. Commillee who don't want rted by the stations and v will lll b e lo st, and th e s ta te w on’tI’lbeable 1 . ; /fWlL P'ore'oresl Scrvice jurisdiction. Cozakos said1 a six-member In public television at all, and th - foS S - 'a n s . I t w as sp o n so re d by to0 ppi ic k up th e lab. N icl k C o iakos, th e B u rie y DIDistrict teragency planningning leam made sev- s p ilt a b o u t 50-50 00 how tft lo rtn Gov. John Evan tcbell.D-Lewlston. "It "1 makes better sense to mem to go ' l - i I I’ lirilJwJJi_Lj£iU I BLMLM manager._sald the threee maps eral assumptionsns irin deciding to seek commented Rep. Lawrenceice Kalggc, Sen Mike Mltdi • Appropriatea te $157,500 a s a c o m - to one 1 station In Boise and m w'cre ere prepared o'rilylo sflmulatate dis- public support foifor the exchanges. R -F ile r. a JF A C m em ber. x> nd leave ; iting the amount of state MMoscow 0 and Pocatell cuss:usslon. O th e r m a n a g e m e n t c ojmblna- n Among them were:;re : ^ . “1. don't know what’si ggoing lo promise, llralllt illo a s ' - - I retaining the three-sta- irariranslators," he told the com:mmlltee. I------tlbnsbns are possible, he said. • Sufficient publilublic and congressio- 'h a p p e n now ,” he u l d . ; ------support, but re TheT h two agencies have adadopted nal support willI be available lo allow The three,unsuccessful raollons me to' ." " “s “ In dependMl ^ programmers. “Th‘That way, the equipment woi.'ould still ...... ' }f th a t proposal w a s R ^ . b e I ’ocatello) '• V Simi:imllar management policieses and transfers thal are large enough to • provide Idaho’s three publiiihiip leievi. The sponsor of t X there (in Moscow and Poc y.R-Boise.;' fon ulkofthe . L - h avave e cooperated In recent yeaears on justify their cosl. ; Sion sUtlons wllh suppleraei For s tu d e n ts to u se , and tb e bull ill of the proposals sup- proiprograming that people wantnt to see x ^x g ■ firere suppression and range Impnprove- • Financial retureturns to state and - ported public; television t to some de- wotwould still be present. Onljnly local . f J . menlle n ts, C o z ak o ssaid . local governmentsints would not be af- i f ______gree, Rep. MaMack Neibaur, R-Paul, pro]p ro g ra m in g w ould be reduced.'d .” : \ I* T h e n e x t logical ste p , b e s a i dJ, ,'w ould fe c te d g r e a U y . p - G o o d ■1 cast a black cl(cloud over any hope for ■' T e s tim o n y in d ic ated th a t onl;n ly a b o u l L ______y bee consolidation o of lands to imimprove • All employeesecs wllh full-time ap- 7 —• ------conllnuedslate:itesupport.------a pB percent e of the network's progijgraming ~ ^ i 7 ~1-Tf. \ ______- .a ddmiolslralive m cfflclcncy and scsendee... pointmenls-wouldmld be retained, al- . 1 0 1 During the; (debate, Neibaur said L thn hroughout Id ah o Is produced1 locally.I( '- • ^ / u rise,’’hesald. w we’ e’ll lo se abo u t $412,000 in0 federal :■ ■ BEdWaldapfel,apubllc-lnfonTrmatten • AJl communltlimltles tbat cun^U jT"' Legislature ...... A 3 “I think all thrn— p -an to d r4 b e -fu ad -w ai lU lr a ______^ ^ 6 ^,B-"O “ f workers,-com- HUI HU would have broken-tban eo m e n te d B radIshaw, sh . who said right* Hartley Ha Act 6y circumventiiting the. . .thesegiantcorpon •0 dayt of testimony ja rilerir thisI “With pro|ier^reslraslraint, I think these drives cai be c h anged h is vote th is - — ___Jurton_heatd.l»oj w nich------to-work-woiOtid-not-bt>si.unions..!'lL’fl— ori]origlnalemployet ------______B a r k e ts a ld h A ^ week by witnesses for the Fiind For Animals anffmd for wTif {Heyare'cohducIlucrcTlhlTdlgninM fashlompl iiions: strong constltu- Mauk "”ly a tool to make unions more Rlght-to-workf "is a law thatIt o( u tla w s y e a r fo r tw o rea so teri Rabbit Ojmmltee. becomes the^citlzensEns of th e s ta le o f Id a h o ." M nd the realization that th e M ud L a J te F a r m e ^ responsive to thetheir members." frefreedom of cboice,?' Peavey said.sj "It ent support and t T h e fu n d c o n ten dis^that s tl the drives, in which m e Bradshaw, Peavey k ke< e ^ both employer and enemployee unions in Idahoaho don’t necessarily S .M i u k ask ed B urtonton Ito set down guidelines requli -oroblems-wlthin-^the ------1 th a n 100.000 Ja c k rabbiibblts have been'club^ to de be 6btalned "hlS-inside-froIrtm ehlieHng'lnto_a certain'n~tn>e~Df~handle-theii~pro ____thiiJeffersoa.County-t — — slnceeariy December,->pr,-vlolale state anti-cruelty it J. u ia t k n o w l ^ o ffwfial v wenf~oti In the contract cor that they both tnay deiesHe."- sta te . im th e aki>ake. about 60 miles west of ------Bradshaw res:■esponded th a t a n y Issue ' to” n e g o tia te reduced-, w agtiges and . Brooks, - R-Goodicodlng, said Jie hadn’t ; the rabbits violatess statest, law; that no children ur ^ n ran g e. been sure of BaBarker’s support. "1 Grand Teton mountain rives; the age of 16 be allowlowed to participate in the drli expected 20 votes)tes in favor of the bill, T h e fa r m e rs c la imn tlth e ra b b its h a v e d e stro y ed m ta and w that killing only takeike place in a controlled area b u l B a rk e r tu rnneditto2u::hftsaid-*— ed — - - thanIS million in crops'opg in th e la s t ye a r .------that no rabbits wlirbiirbe cliibbed to dM th that esc ___ -5‘W hen>Tw T l Nellis,- the secretary7 of the governor. Dean Rtisk, respondsndlng to news that 600' ta p ed T h u rsd a y h e h a s offered offc the Soviet Union a trtreaty hood of public fnrpgn boundary shifts.[tS;______J jldaho d f Conservation League,. st ^ d th e ■ ______1 lainges probabl^wouid fcriproposal to transfer e: ...... 1 a r e so o n t o . b e nimade public, said Thurslu^day d e p lo y m en t of U.S.. mmi ed iu m -ra n g e n u c le a r m lssihsllesin "The exchan • success if they w eret^'^'iJersonnel, where necessary, m ic ro p h o n e s w ere a conuDODc( sig h t In K en n e d y 's 0Oval Western Europe if' thelh( Soviets dismantle their opODDOS- have &ijater s /. to p re - nail parcels," said Sen.' serve set continuity might belp co0 n v in ce O ffic e. ing missiles, limited to smal R-Klmberly, a sheep environmental en’ advocates. - -vVi J iiJ tiv . , The material— Involving la 325 meetings andnd 275 . “ L ca ll on P re sidlent e n t {Leonidl Brezhnev to joinnusin t Laird Noh, R hadow rancher who grgrazes livestock on.fed- "But ‘ a certain amount of n telephone conversatlciitlons - DOW being transcribe)Ibed at this important firstt stepst< to reduce th e n u c le a r sha o S m i ■■Slrlve^itht.th heart and soul * 'I ;eagnn oral lands adadministered by both m me ent direction still filters dov the Kennedy Librarytry in Bos^m, ranged from trivialtri that hangs over thehe peoples| of the world," Rei T r ^ n S -.todlsunguls^^Ish yourselves I j a g e n c ie s. the.top,”the he said. “It’s my p ______p o U tlc f l L c h ltc lu Olft_tOP-8«c5LdlKWBs,ionLPlj L i L(_8uch_._ g8ijj.g.a_statem ent. ''______. •.> ■ 1 (ie-BtM "waB^bllibed^=«pl^ n ion=tfaat=tB»^gorwt=9egv ------ih 'eiR U rrtn lT IfliU esTrarVletnamrthe-CctiainnU i ' =«lthOUg!FtllF grazing on non-forest traditionally trs been much more m re- • For Informormotloncoll: J c ris is a n d B e rlin . Ford annouinmces $1 billion loss!SeS LTNTsal?lid m a n y ra n c h e rs p re f e r ^ nslve to wildlife and resources re • 734*853838 0or 324*4602 • I • rn ’c Forest Servicece management because o oU th e r th a n g ra z in g ." »•••••••••••••• ’ I Frankkn stabt.bbed ih prison DEARBORN. Midrtich, (UPU - Ford Molor ( 5 less subject to political tlo r sa id T h u rsd ay th e (in p su ff MARION, 111. (UPI]IPI) - Avowed racist JosephihPaul I chief labor negotiator i Is able to retain a more I* .. . Franklin,_convlcted!d killer 1 of t \ ^ black Joggerg e rs-ln ..1981 lo sse s of m o re2 thanth; | l billion a n d w ill not hes: ssional sta ff. , for ieveragein talks w ith ^ Ul Utah.'was stabbedid ]lS 'tiiIw ;,'«eral’pehltcnlcnllary— lome thesetbaddor ...... I'Of th e F o re st-S e rv ice Is • - A-Show For ...... Autoworkers ...... officialssaldlliursda:Klay. - - - — ...... - tnno fli • f e p la c e dj 1with each change in i/ice president for labor relatioi Franklin, repeated!;edly sta b b ed w ith a n "iceplck-ick-type Peter Pestlllo, vice S I ■ administration,on. the way the BLM THe ' homemade weapon"in" while In the cell of anoinoU ier F o rd , a ls o sa id h eI feelsfee th e firm 's sa la rie d em pio 'fn administratorjr i:is," h e said. in m a te , w a s lis te d In ista b le condition. T h e F B II saidsa 11 have suffered enouglilUgh d u rin g Ihe co m p an y ’s two- Rep.VardChChatbum. R-Albion. who _ Entire Family h a s a su sp e c t in th ei attacail k . slu m p a n d sho u ld not h a v e to ta k e fu rth e r c u ts “so “ 8^* a l s o j c a s c s_public-landr'said - p • he' F r a n k lin , 31, Mobile)blle, Ala., also has been chaiharged bytheUAW. — "doubted forests( 1and range users would esdcnt-Donaid-'EphliiT^led w ith th e m u rd e r of' tw(tw o In d ian a p o lis b la c k s In sni|sniping UAWVIceJnsd. ^inv tolerate'consoisoiidatlon if It meant Ford "serious." He said the re< _ .. incidents ...... _ ------p r o je c te d loss by F o r rther lo meet with [and K i t ’s ______Franklin hadarrlveiIved a tttie p H s o n la s t S u ndayly frof m " " s e r v e s to u n d e rsccoreeur o n concern for the Job seci ...... the federal prison mednedlcal center at Springfield,1. h'Mo. of F o rd w o rk e rs nowowand i inthefuture." " I t ’s h a rdI tito change habits." he K i d s . _ said. "On IheolJ other hand. theniiS;^®*^ — little merit to having vehicles pass e a c h o th e r on thtl e ro ad doing th e sa m e PuppettaI ■ ------kind of manageig e m c n t:'’------H B - s a i d r-diffureiices t i i in-grazing— p o lic ie s a ls o0 would\ have to be re solved. shopping Cent!I t e r ------A Jerome mman who was active in ______Coldd to continue; cchmce of sQQUjw-Saturday— TwJo FalU ^utley^jyJlupert-*nd' ^"“ n a t io(ONAL s WEATHER SERVICE FORECiRECAST 10 7 PM EST 2-5-1 ------—JerooHI6oaIngir®*i: * 3048 Conllnued cold, otberwljrwlse mostly (air M . ,LI.EASE ihroughPrtday.-Incteaslnaslng-douda lale ------seattlg ^ ------0 -1 9 8 2 1 2'Hondo'Accord- ~ „ S A H l R D•A i Y ,FEBRUi5I A R Y L 6 _ ^ _ to a (ew snow / )STON 0 ^ this evening leading to _____\ 1 ^ . AY-MINMEAW ...... Bliowen on Saturday. :-East-Ei winds be-- -- ...... / ...... __ 3 PUPPET!r SHOWS PRESENTEDED BY tween 5 and 15 nph todaixlay. Lows boUi r'-^-T. _niTOi ^ ' n f J j f NEW Y KITDAWSOI)N — MASTER PUPPIPPETEER ____ nights zero to 10 belowr xero.u r Klghs 10 to ( 7^®r^ T ''d”" - ...... ppw teens to Ipw ...... [ . .. r IS today and la tbe uppei •'( -FAI« n ------• 2-» 3ft1 m.month stnwwiiE PtIPFH p CIRCUS stUDOVDOW PllPPn SHOW 20s Saturday. > \ I • rTTi\3u, Haliey, C a m ii ODunty■ andant Lovfw Wood _ sakT franSANCISCO __ _ pE^VE^Iyr.'^y^ -THEIS:iSEN MOTORS k i b o n ' , i O O P ^ . I4 M P J i i < - _ , . i.: I RJvBtVtlky: 7 J^ 7 7 0 0D 701 Main Av«. E. Kit Wlli bo on hand bibetweon shows to explainlain ond'deriion^ Continued cold, oUierwisrwlse mostly (air ‘ I • a’n q e les^ ^ I stralo tho art of puppet« te o r l n g ...... today. Increasing cloudiouds late today “-o® V showers Satu^ »’• V . leading to a few snow tb OHEST 0AUA3 day. Occaiional gustyty wlnda, U w s ;MPERATunE5 V _ tonight 20 to U degrtesrees below tero, 1— hlghsStolSabovabolhdaj Noctbera Nevada aodDMtM&o'utab: ' ,p-_K O ^ — TT. Bolh areaa-indlcBte^(licoounued-cold. ------while Nevada calla (or a few sn o w ’ ‘■ ' V ^ . w ...... V ...... ■ Saturday. Utah ^ \ (lakes loday and fair Sa ______- ■ tm tftitfri «nnwfJtJlnL«_l?d*y at ______I and moderaUng temperateralures on Sat- u pi1 vv WEA?Hen FOTOCT-fTE V K3 o 7 imSay temperalitnlilrc was 40 below zero ot Butto, SH 21 Lowmtman, snow ^ ^ C o ^ i ’r Jrom tbe nortbiirtbem Interior o( Mont.. whll*fhlle Uie warmesl was Fort floor; f UrandJcantoStonlcy.cIorlosed. H Canada conllnued to now (lo Inlo Idaho M yers. Fla.Ha.. wlUi 67 degrees, 184 — Caldwell lo Durlc)ley. bare: Thursday, bringing «•ry ry cold( tempera- The foreorecasl (or Sunday through >Burley to Utah line, icy spots. Cat Creek / tures. Low readlngip will remain Tuesday callsci for scattered snow sJmw- U.S. 20 and U.S, 93-20-26 - C S h iir r entrenched over muchb o( the stale for «r)| UirougT>ugh the period wlUi showcre Sum • m it. Icy spots; Fairfieldd Ito points // the next several daya. nlOstinumeimerous Monday and Tuesday. w ' est, brokensnow floor. Skies were mostly clea::lear In U» ane^ Uwlllcontltntlnuetobecold. U.S. 93 - Willow Creek< Summit. ^ B ' T noon but the sun did Uttleittle to belp warm brokenI snow floor; Chaltls: {and Lost | i 1 n the temperatures, A samplingsair of mid- * ROAD REPORT Trail Pass, snow floor; brokoken snow lig h t!■ res were Idaho______Sunshineine continued to balhe Uic stale |floor. n d e l ^ F a lla l degree, PocatelloJIo 52, Burley 5 and althoughtl temperaturest /ibvcred near S i n s - Shoshone. Icy spotsits; UaJcna Maladlbelowiero. lero, dropfopplng even further with blasts Sum - m it, ^ w floor. - -X Lowest tem perature‘ In theI stale earty of (reelingingwlnds...... ___ SH-51 - Mountain Home lo Nevada, - . Thursday morning wasLS «46 below te ro al H ere are a n tbe road conditions as iicy spots, ^ IM| Elk Clly. and Stanley wawas next with 3S ported by tbe Idaho Department of 166 - Rnft fliver to Pocat:atello. Icy below. Highest in the staleslai was only 24 TraiupoptsiMllon. ' 1spots. degrees at Parma andI LewlstoaLe> U/S. »B - Oregon to New Plymouth, n s - Malad Summit. brol(■okcn snow ------WlodS“ w ere m odenderately strong turcilcysjy spots In all areas. |noor; all other areas, Icy spots. Thursday, adding to thetbe misery o( Uie SH 553 -— Boise to Horseshoe Bend. U.S, 20 - ^ to IdahoI^FalK^^lcy F ------a rc tlc -a lr -D u rtn g - th e - brekeflanowfloof^ivalUreas.------—< spotSi-Ashlon-Hm-to-MoflU com blnallon o( wind ancand temperature 190 —• K«Kellogg to Wallace, Icy spots; broken j snow noor. produced wlndchUl (actoicton o( 50 below all otherer areas, snow-floor; chains U.S. 30 - Montpelier andid McCam- - 45^ gs to Lava scro. advisedlonLooluxitPass. on imon. icy spots; Soda Springs ______Elsew here tn the natlolatlon. Um coldest U.S.J2-2 - Lolo Pass. Icy. snow floor. Hot 1 Springs, bare. .
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OklthomtCny Iti> 11 I d a h o MilMi UI ■ h ilandsom c ely cccon'elated L N e w s Mcmtx-r.tiniltlnilcd I’rcM InirrriQiioiul I If y o u h a v e a new‘w s s tip o r w ish to ta lk to somleone ei in the a, rocicr, .\uili' llurcauoirifcuiuhon and-5:M p.m.- weekdays. w< Ask. for ihe apappropriate p r cocktail 1t a b l e a n d 2 nr If you do not receivee yyour paper by 7 a.m .\ pleasi^ a sc c a ll the number for yourar•a r e a : b l e s . . . [ips J o n K inney.’. (c ity e d ito r e n d t a b 536-2535 For local news tips Im aglnomnasslvo, a heavy-duty family roomsmiurnlluroyou'tt (1 Jeromo-W endell-Goodiloding-Hagerman 53 :vcrilt. asst, 678-2552 . o r co v erafic ret;qucsls q u or Kelly Ev( wfinttosho’lowoff loallyourouostsi Tailortllorthothlckfoam Burley-Rupert-Paul-Oi1-Oakley 67 c ityty e d ito r cushions In Naogahyde* forcare-troo, long-l)ng-lastlno beauty, Buhl-Castleford M a rv C lem o n s, spcportsedilor JS p e c i a l hiohllghteded by shirred edges and button-tton-tuftlng. Then ! Filer-Rogersoh-Hollistlis te r 32k IIS s S p o rts framollalllrlln rich and rustic, Kllcvdrled pineilnewlthmockpeq it , Valley Happeningsngs Lorayne Smith, lifest)styles e d ito r a c c e n te .aand n w h at do you havo? W ell, taketakt a goo d look! T w in F a l l s a n d a ll o lhI h e e r a r e a s ^'73 Editorials, letters;rs , Neil.Hopp.managaging editor |F a c t o r y lertainmeni ^ Circulation phones artare manned between 7 and110 10 a .m . F rid a y S p e c ial. TV BlllOslendorf.enlei e dlito it r P l u r c h a s e i . Naugahyd*'lyda* Brand Fabric .only..,. , . ; news and sports results conly, call ^ 9 CarriMirriM a >YMr SiMcr^UeB RaU*. city bomet m delivery - to tp e r w«ek; SuDdaj Slightly'^ Umit*dI WWai amnty agalntt week; Dally and SuxUy' tlJ i per week. Rural motor route delivery-del 733-0936, Crackingking or PMlfng. •D ally « » per Sundayday sot per week; DtUy u d Sundiy I I paid la edvaoce (avaUable odiy where Advertising InI m p e r f e c t * 5 9 > I w e A Mall wtMCTlpUom pal (teilvery Is oot maloUliMdid l" - Dally tod Sunday. I moolh » ,S ; 1 ia c e a n a d v e rtis e m e n t, c a ll 73;'^33-09;n. - _ ------.11 roootbs S6tja. OaUy ody. t.nuotkSikSjfl _Hyouwishtopiac( Reg. $899 ex t. 267 - - V Vfood O Finish’ 1 n o o tta t n .U : « n x a th i'Cm iOl ; t: raooUis IM.10. S«aid«y ody.jy. I mooUi' T o p la c e a classifi(s i f i e d ^ ...... aooibs t: raoothi ni.so. Special C.69;3mooUaf7.H;lmod ^ i i u d e d . T o b u y a d isp layy aa( d e x t. 265 _ Avenue W eit aad penrlcemaa raK. K «n p per e mcoUi tor OaUy aod S«Bxlay. Foracorreclionotn o n a d isp la y ad ex t. 213 127 2nd At Tbe Tln » ^ « w i I* pufcUAeddied dally tim iU r d SUeet W,. Twlarta Fuu,i ID T h e a d v e rtisin ggdirectorisBill di: Blake e x t. 253 4 e w i p i ^ IxK. Secoed• _ r - ' I Friday. Fobrui’uary 5,1952 Times-Nows. TwlTwin Falls, Idaho A-3 T a x b) ] r a c k e t t readjusi s t m e n tnBiHq yffers eqijuifyfortproperty tax BOISE (UPI) - A bill to e sta b lish a Ch h a a n r c e s a ld . fall, Many peoplepie were upset by ^ fiv e -y e a r c y c le foifor tbe reassessment He He said the bill would rcrequire Nagel’s reassessrsssmcnt program. d i v i d ee d i n t o I t e b i l l s ^ of property wasI approvedaf by a House "mmasslve”teappralsal a projecUets that Voting said theB billb would make . rseparai ' commltleeThuradrsday. _ • . tb^ e co c u n ty a sse ss o rs w ould not inbeable- reassessment unlfoinlform . across the , i ) conduct tiecause of budget ione Opponents of tbe111 meMiire cried It to o ?ct and s ta te ; ’ B y BR U C E HAM MOND ' • vo)tlng tln to approve tbe bill as c Y to gel around the l ^anilanpower restrictions. He sailaid this Rep. Louis Hornon'ath. D-PInehurst. ' TImes-News writer aekftge—wafr—th e—com m Une C ounty b e ca u se The House Revlevenue and Taxation Rf.J •R u p e r t.______en. -the - vaiues-ot-propertyerty-. ow n^-by- the- ...... — _____ ------C om m ittee-votedted-l«-to-send-tbe^-S B^F^'bU iloTncrei "I encourage you (comrnit sse sso rs a n d th e T a x CommIssi>Sion. slumping mlnlninlng industry - S ta x p ro p o sal to th e H o u se flo o r w ith a " d o state Income-tax bracketsets will be . mlembers) e m not to Impose this I Williams said reassessmerlent of especially Bunkerer Hillf Co. - would pome pass" recomnnmendation after split Into (wo bUls beforere going{ to icrease on those whose inco roperty would be unfair becau:luse the drive down values.^ ^ — ♦' m l in crc “ 55-^ -spontflrssatrtXw — — thcHouseBoorforavote.— lSH |g^gW |a^1sn'tn’t keeping up with inflatlon rti m mty-assessOTs^oulinsraiiS K T to ------ral^proc^aindhelp — The original conccpl ofo f 1tb e blU, ow,”-said Rep.- Gordon Hollirit h oose w hich 20 p e rc e n t of th eicounly c quity In Idaho's tax ^ a u th o re d by R e p . M o rg anm MA u n g e r, V _.J2»P R-Je.-Jero m e . - And th a t’s w h at thL rea fo reappraise each year,ir. T h at R-01a,.was to Juggle somsome high* • n —- a Itax increase, regardless of ould result in tax increases fo T a x c^mmissloner o n Darwin in c o m e b ra c k e ts — boQ]I in ' r ° S . Y o u n g sa id tbe plan j would require LEUA S ^ a n d c o rp o ra te - In o rd eX r to recoiq) ' ...' linlnining. I ta rg e t, he said. a 1 9 8 2 Homondo Accord county assessors)rs to reappraise 20 “ yr money lost to recent fedce d e ra l ta x Young said the hill would alioHow the pBlyr U M a "increasing taxes at the state st percent of eachch o ^ ty ’s property 5,,,, cuts. At tbe same tin ^C ttth e s ta te ta te to “ go a long w a y s toward tc j* ^ - 5vel, no m a tte r to w h a t d e g re e each year—meaning-all me pn^rty- -• -• tax-eode-would-bo-cbarh a n g e d - to — chieving equity — we wlll'haia v e an . - ^ — not-part-of-the-concept-of- o t ------revalued >ed ev e r y fiv e ye a r s ------I f f ® - conform with the -newiw federal HRM y p iM , S5“ flS sB sm entsi t s - w l l l ~ EIconomlc c o t Recovery Tax Actct of It would basese property taxes on _ . codes, so people only haveive one tax ^ ome in at 20 percent oach year.'r " 36 monthIth nn«t Uot* ______^ ^ ■ _ . 1 9 8Wl.". 1 . he 8aId.-^It.cuts_down■ 'non------current m arket:t-values_'rathcr-than J ____ scheduieTo cbiisldef whevhen~ ruing -Supportcrs-5ald-lhe-bill-coul( mon^ersAss(issoclation. Nation Committee did not agree. • conformity Issue," I said Rep. "We “V estimate It would genercrate Chance andnd Cal W illiams, Instead, committee members mi Myron Jones,!S,R-Maiad. I abotbout $15 million in new moneney, secretary-treasuriu re r o f tb e gro u p , sa id passed a motion to hold(Id th e bill T h e o n ly MaMagic Valley legislator Munlunger said. th e m e a s u r e wouli)uld re s u lt In In c re a se d ______1 property taxes!S across the state because the rreappraisal would ' s h a rp ly b o o st rerecorded c property val-
J "We're left to wander out in the Law Enf IBRUARY asked tbe committee for a $566,000 fre e z e .o n $700700,000 th a t htfd be en w a it ;alt to come up with the add o n i - -supplemental-appropriationon to pay -c^arked-foffof-capltal-oulloy- and-^-5300,300.000 until la ter In the session ~ th e dcpartrocnt's'debtsrButtlJ f th a ts iim a n o th e r $500;000OOO'Was sa v ed by h a ltin g V v ia n E n g elen sa id h e bebelieved ■ , - h a d clim b e d by $300,000 b\y y the t time vehicle purchasilascsandiaylngoffstaff. new-lew -car sa le s w ould be going uup p a g a in 1 • I E e t t L ^ the request came back to tt - and revenues to the agencney also > PRICIICES G O O D THRU "NOW wo go.?et Into the first part of ” ,®, Finance^Approprlations Cof /ould rise. If that occiirred. hhi e sa id , K Even m o re th e c a le n d a r yyci e a r and we find th a t th e FEBRUARY 7th __ for a yqte .bMauM _qf evei fie.agency wouIdnXnccdjhehe_extra... J ___ lot-getting better.—.and,— ^ shortfalls experiw c^ by thes 300.000. k e n a dive," Rooney sa id L eg islativ e fisc al a n a ly stS J e s ~ S o , But the committee defeat©ted Van ■ , ">explalning.t. 6 IP JA . ^ revenues trom new-car sales.ES...... — would-be force(c e d to elim in a te th e 170 "'Kitty" K it Gumsey, commlttcItee CO- I _ Slx«» e t o 18__ SUNDAYS NOON TO S5 PPJ JA . > ’ Rooney said he's alreadyf orderedor a positions — which wi would~result-in— chathalrwomnn^— ^ ^ ------S Firstminated Legislature:------M errlll-and-id-Bilyeu-charged-that------But-SenatfrPrealdent-ProTerBi ips or Lamp Sha :S (^ . Israel Merrill off BiackfootB Ricks and otheiher Republicans did not Bud3udge, R-Soda Springs, said th e G O P C • • COPPER andC.E. "Chick” Bilyeu ofP)f Pocatello Incorporate inn theirt new realignment majTiajorlty had not committedI itself il to ■ ' -SALB!!—f LAR^E BATHKR.S.5.99 I ....N ow * 3 said they could not accept; a plan] put proposal any oof f th e re c o m m e n d atio n s a lioiiiow an amendment attempt»t — only J r------together by Sen. Mark R Ri icks, R - m a d e by th o m ir inority D em o crats. to0 s< se e k a c o m p ro m ise w ith E v/ans. a * I / I n HAND SIZE Ri « f l.4 .« ...... N o w I ' M WASH CLOTf'THII«8.1.99 ...... N o w * l I ' \ 1^ H'-HIEH' r j i i r S H I ! A SALI II All cut>- tandI I-'/ sewin'sts ty lo s J! V p e r m o r Mt p r e s s biisionds A lpH n
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| H S h U T T E R B U G £ S . . n o w is iQ S ' NOW. Itie tim e to sell?ll that old out- I ^ 'K T nm dated cam era g 1 gear and get I C PO< p H quick cash for fo that one I r • ■DE^OCKEf ON SIDE USEFULK>l ■ S *KEY< you've Had yourur eye on! Give iENTIFlCATlO^,: ATH HOES ■ C •MOh us a call today i uncsH ly and take ad- Reg.. 15.95 Mens-B(Boys 11 ■ c • n oONEY t vantage of ourir 2 for 1 ads. ■ 1 * JE W I OTES H b (tv^o we'^ks forDr t h e p r i c e o f p H ! iW EUlY • r— -TTTjJ .^one). W e'll help he you sell ------, THE LATEST IN "your g ear in a ffla l a s h y V . 1 5 •*' " ■ — JOGGING c SHO I A Chlldran’t' ' ' - I ’ COIORS:AvallobUAlM % BLUE . ■ WHITE * C ’ b e r r y / CLASSIFIEDID 733-0931 J I ■ BLACK^ J % FOR ^ I LADIES ;^95 V Similar " I _ I CHllDREb I - . ToToDlutlallon al I gsss t o w w . A4-Time8-N6w<8,8, T w in Falls, Ids^o F.fl(l3y,y,Fobfuafy F( 5.198? , m } p i tr i i o l . . .
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______V______. / ___ —i^Filei^aaetion eaauses^ - i citizenns to WOImder M We’ve often tataken local goyemmeilent to task for R 3 R 6 e r / W m t m f1 , THflNKi shutting the pubiubilc out of the decisloiilon-makine pro- e ^ . e R A ^ j p - » Y m f m c m Tuesday’s Fileiler City Council meetin;lng was another ■ . < wRfie example ol whe(here officials showed1 a callous d|s- ___ reeard for citizensen Input.______j ^ c o m - By now, just; alabout everybody in FileUer knows about the controversialiial rezonlng proposal Involvingir Acme Manufacturhig.';. The citizens who shohowed up at the council meetingIg , But council,, V without an open disciscusslon, quickly ain the planning and1 zoning i board’s voted to sustaii B a W ' w i u ^ M decision. Those'se who came to addressss council on the topic were igriOKored. ------■ - 9 ...... Council wiU holdh( a special meetingig tonight at 7 to rescind its vote,Ite, listen to the peoplele and then vote 1 again. That will111 allow{ public Input butjt jprobably won’t L J e t t e r ss t o t h e > e d i t o r r ■ change the vote. Filer’s councilicilmen may have the beilest of Intentions, Stop c supporting ElSaJvadorE ___ LLeave Ban|?ury_SpSprings alone )clng depleted, then there arce theth labor problems ------but-wheh-th^sy-ailow-things like tilthis to happen,— hat w ere first caused by managijia g em en t a o d la te r b y —------atraild trustlirtheir 'electedel officials. "Editor,-■nmcs--NewH:e ------at tonight’s Msslon thee issueI will get a I a m sic k e n e d b y th e recenent butchery perform ed Regarding Banbury Hot SprSprings, there are two I I sa y th a t be c a u se in 1930-3I-3211-321 w o rk e d a s a We trust that at by th e E l S a lv a d o ria n goverrimment on Its people. I parties pj seeking to desecrateoite one of the last mlin ln e r; in 1933-34-3SI w orkedI asa s a< m in e op e ra to r, fair and thorouglugh airing-just for theile record. . 2a m o u tr a g e d lh a t m y ow n go'government tacitly remaining re natural brings ininldaho. 1 Tbesurprislng Ou)ur m ine was only a short dlstansta n c e fro m a la rg e sanctionsSl and overtly (lnanc(icesthefaclstreglmeof thing th is that Idaho Power, a pipublic utility, Is ml:nine thet employed over 400I mmlr in e rs. T h a t ------El E Salvador. If Vietnam taugu^t us anything, it was se ek in g to sta i^ a fish fa rmttbere.I,lnnoway,can-- tb< cotw m pany h a d a n office U) towmwherethcydldthclr n w — that we cannot Impose a pup]jppel government on an se sc e fish fa rm in g as a publiccu ut tU lly .O h y ea ii, ...... htiring. ir As the depression deepenipeneddhd more men Wekneew they wdbuldn’t UJunwUlingpopulace to servee cour own political ends. th e y 're goin g to c a ll It a separiparate entity, same cai;ame looking for jobs the compan p a n y de cid e d to cut _lf.w ebave notJeanied.th8l..t1, then m y bu d d ie s who_____.stockhoIdere.Jjutlwoiet8ofbst' of books. Meanwhile, ■ wavagM frpm 16.50 a day for minerliners down to $4.M for______^ Waiting for the day when Idaho lawnwmakers open up lolost their lives in that w ar tntmlydiedlnValn.How they th demand from us throughjghthoPUClStolS hellelpers, m uckers and outsidee wwo o rk e rs dow n to C ignorant does President Reaeag^tblnkthc- percent p( return on the stockholdiolders* Investments. anu d $2.50 for outside. Oo top ofof lhlb a t tb e y clo sed is for public scrutinyy would be like jf theh- caucuses A m e ric a n p e o p le a re ? D oes!s h1 e th in k w e w ill ra lly All Al o n o u r u tility ra te s . A reJ we then going lo theheir office In town forcing thosewse trying to get a job behind his M ndemnailon oTtif IheSoVIeU for w hat— rsjbsTdlze an^nt jrely new enUMitcrprlse and stUl b e ------too \walk five m iles each day.-justlust to s ta y on th e list.------D doubtedlyw ill , ' ’aereforerltct came as no surprise WednesdayWi when uthey a r e do in g In P o lan d andnd then look th e o th e r liable ifi for any losses they undo When I see on television theleilnesofiimompioy^ lie a blUto prohibitbit secret.party.;caucus«ises was killed In way w while he does (be same thingI InEl Salvador? e er n c o u n te r In th is d e p r e ^d, , river-polluting,r m d h e a r th e m being told to comiMmebacktomorrow^I , jcdmmlttee. 1 do no t w a n t th e m oney IworksohaidfortobcI v ■ .in.industry?"’ im re m in d e d of th o se da y s. UnionsUnic were V . used to m urder people wbo) haveb do n e m e no h a rm , It seem s Uncle Sam Is permermllllng a company that Judiciaryi and Rules; CCommittee did, “ iesperately needed at that time.Ime. but later on they ' i ^ The Senate J If President Reagan can Ihirilnkofnoolberusefor. Is is losing or showing a loss lo&lo sell or transfer (In this____ 1 to print a bill strengtigthening Idaho’s J; i>ecametoopowerful.-'niat wasvas theI tim e for however, vote ti the $95 m illion in tax dollars:re he plans lo send to the -cj- case) Ihelr losses to anotherer nmoney-making right-to-work legislation. Now,)w, wv ith a de p re ssio n open-meeting law. 1 That’s a prioriOrity for this i,butchers of E l Salvador. let•I 1him se n d 11 to Id a h o . in ir d u stry . ra m ln g o n , Is n o t th e tim e. legislativesessicision. s$95 m illio n w o u ld pu t th e peocopleof Northern Idaho A re they going to show usts Uithe books and the back to work. We could ^ ahance the education of possible n< m a^u]ation?_rililb bc e ln o t...... ‘II is unrcalistlctobdleVe thatlhat a n y g ro u p o f ------____Attorney-Genesneral David LeRoy hasas prescribed the .b people who are less fam iliar withwill that o p tio n , ------•• meetings In this J'o u r h l l d r e n , w e could feedjth'epppf:?95milllon- t] •Id^oPower'BoSh't swm!m tthat efficient In ...... P®* : right medichiele : for what ails open m doUats would this stati^abackonilaleet. ______-keepingki omrelectric costs dovdown Jhcy.talk about___ ■ co':oflid ta k e o v e r th e Bunker Htill lllt m in e a n d sm e lle r "T^tate-byTiroposiosing some sharp teeththrm ake actions— Write your cohgi^m en,i,uTite ^ the president and our oi average cost being lowerver than other locaUons, ind operate] t at a profit under^er prep se n t co n d itio n s ' ; -taken In vioiatlation of the law ihvalicilid and fine any te (, ll h im how y o u feel abo uthistravesty.Writenow! t h b bi u t to beg in w llh . th e b u lk oofldahoPowerhasbeen f I -j-ROSS PARKER ______—Hagerman— :______------1—puMicflfficialwi■whorotes to lilegaily^loilosea meetings------—AtthlsTnomentrtheweapoaA s, no doubt, will be sensit:iltlve to press and people p like yourselves. Spenend American money on A n y w ay , h a n d le a n d sticcklo k li wbat you're Lawmakers, n lout getting us into a for a stronger open-meoeeting measure. American jj jobs to feed Amere ric an ch ild ren , n o t lo sisupposed to be best al without ■ public cries for b u y b u lle ts fo r a S ^ t h A mlerlcan ei ty ra n t. nm ess you know little about.t.I,forone,doh’tbelleve I. SolutionS to takingglosses Ii What we havee tot do now is guard agagainst efforts to MICHAEL CLARK Uth a t B IG Is a lw a y s B E S T . I don’td< w an t to support dilute the effort.rt. B u h l I aanymore conglomerates thathat eventually will cost Editor, E Tlmes-News u s lik e AT&T w ill p r e tty soonoon. B e ca u se o f R e ag a n o m ic s,I. bu:business lo sse s a re I w on’t e v e n c o m m en t onn theUi oth e r p a rty , enough mounting, m and one solution the Reagan about him. aiadm inistration has come up wil \Vary a right to wApiKA T hi»vi» wnrlfjaH t n ______fa].hflYe.«ieright.of.flny.®»dl)Uslrfuslnessmaiuleclare.a _____ i; Y < ® U T W H18M 8 1 iT0ijrcoU »,tH epi P W O R . ^ w , o rk in g c la s s a l a p o v e rtyy level1 on Income. At this tb I e m in e s a s a m b e r a n dl aas s a m l n e c ^ a t o r . loloss on his income t^ . point a closed union shop Is necessaryi which will T b e B u n k e r HIU m in e andu)d sm e lle r ha s be en In Tlie em ployer loses nothing.ng.be 1 gains his wage, MiyTWePToTAPTiT H e S f l S , ( c r e a te a b a la n c e . Io p e ra tio n f o r alm o st 100 yeyears. a During thattlme cicuts, the employee has takena a business gamble, AMPAUUH-FOUND WASAB)B i a e M P i y ‘ In total, theRlght-to-Worlork Act should bc Imposed m i a n y c h a n g e s h a v e ta k eu n piplace. When they started aiand if it does not work out bee hahas the business ffr d u rin g In fla tio n a n d ta k ena aaw ay d u rin g re c e ssio n . ( i g a l l o n s tb e y ha d m a nly y piproblem s to o v ercom e. p)privilege to take the loss andid ppa a s s It o n to P re sid e n t “ Tlilslffnecessaryfortbepnproper function of —T ^ oday they have problemsns 11lhat are much m ore------R g o v e rn m e n t a n d th e econonom y. complex I and m ore costly,^ suchsi as government Seems fair to me. K E N M U R R A Y Irestrictions having been imImi posed, la w su its a re ROBERT A.JOHNSON H O ie iN T H a Q T w in F a lls m ore common and costlyt andan thelrore reserves are T w in F a lls
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s p e n d a n y w llh th e m a n y• nxm ore, so th e y fig u re th e y © LosAnj^es TimesSymiiudlcate '‘W hat do you sa y now wwh< hen p e o p le a i k y o u w hat r i i F y o u TrtiMK /■ ■■ W h«lM wDem bow^^ ^ v cliiig hlssnow off bis j o u d o ? " h a v e n o th in g to lo se by bela,elagnasty." , w^klstpppedbyandsalcsaid, “Gcttlngsome - . ilelltheniIdodlshcs.Wi1. watch te le v ls lo n .m a k e “ H ow Is yo u r w ife laklnging a U tW s? ” - exerclae?’* b ed s, a n d now I c a n icll thenh e m I sh o v e l sn o w .” ‘ ‘S h e ’s be en g r e a t and sosohavetbeklS.'Buther I “Sortof/'besaid. “ButBut th e n a g a in It giv e s m e " D o n 't y o u tell th e m you’rDu’re looking for another • relatives seem to be enjoyiny in g m y b a d lu c k . E v e r peeN COUP — HtHOU I s o m e th in g to do. I d o n ’t't knowki if y o u 'v e h e a rd it o r jo b ? " sin c e I m a rrie d E v ie t b ^y sear that,iat,"Isald. . th e m th a t b c ca u se they’rre e aafraid you w lllask them Iru e ." ^RWNP W RIM Q 11T h & j . '■Why areyou edgingg aav w a y fro m m e ? ” he w an tedd fo r one. I g u e ss th e toughestlest thing about bcingout “ B u t b e in g o u t of w ork dotdoesn’t rh ^ e a person a . m Al S to k n o w . o f a Job Is ta lk in g about itt wiw llh frie n d s. A ll th e y b a d h u sb a n d o r a b a d wife."'e." G i ^ e M » c . e J L ;‘Was I edging away fro m yo u ?” I s a id in keep doing Is squA tlng youiTOJ ut u t It.1 How do th e y b e h a v e ? ” b e en la id off. I t's like beingng Ira p e d . T h e v ic tim Is th e “A re you still planning; onoo killing somebody?'' ^*WeU. a s yo u k n o w , tbetb e first thing anyone In this o n e w bo Is u n d e r su sp ic io]n. n.' Y ou c a n s e e it In th e ir “ Yiq), the next economiclie (expert wbo says,* countfya*ksyouU‘Wbatbatdoyoudo?'Ifyousay -■ eyes, ‘Old Dembow, just ccou o u ld n 't c u t th e m u s ta rd .’ - ‘T h in g s ha v e to g e l worsee bb< e fo re tb e y g e l b e tte r .” ’ V yoiiTe unemployed, youni ccan see the person T hen th e re 's a te leg ra p h sysys ste m In th is c o u n try and “W ell,” I said, “it’s goodod ita lk in g to you. I h a v c to ■ ^ F i ■— ^ becom iog nervous andI fld g ety . H e e ith e r tnc:> lu the word gets around (asterte r ith a n yo u c a n g e t a g e t b a c k lo th e o ld g r in d ."'' T ! h en I re a liz e d m y faux . get away orstartstelltog:ngyou stories about other letter across town. You starltart bearing from every p a s. “ I ’m te rr ib ly s o r r y I saidsa th a t, D em b o w ." D^ebekDW wiM werei•re unemployed, llke.wti all p la c e yo u h a d a c h arg e a cccouot. c o Even if you don't " F o r g e t it." h e sa id . “ AAt tl least you didn't squeeze h^tiietti(|^backpriiproblem." ^ ow e th e m a n y m oney, th eey y knowk y o u 'r e not going lo m y sh o u ld e r."
...... , . I B u d g et t seeks»spendiii n g c u U WASHINGTON (UPIJ --PresWenl P tbe basic beb>ebeflt or io«aUed en-. • •Elimmate new constructKtiOD Of R e a g a o w ill re q u e st so m e}$31 $3 bllUoo UUemectprogr>grams,«4ild>areamoag subs bousing for tbe poor. e c u ttin g ln « sp e ix lio g c trts In h is fiscal flsi 1963 - the largest Inithebudget. th H I t o preildeiil wiU propose o t e c t l o n b u a g ^ . , X Unlike disciscretionary programs he the Environmental Prot e n t. w itb Included are deep reducducUons in subject to tbeh e annual cmigreskmal AgeAgency's Ixidgel l>y 29 pm M tis w a s t e — 'social welfare programs,,'andabout "ac appropriations08 process, entiUement Jeep ctiu 111 tbe banrdom lUoo. r e - P W B M M B fMbiliioDinoewmllltaijLspegppnrilng, It prngrama Invoivolve_almo6t automatic pro]prog.-jm, pesU^jregiUalk wa? learned Thursday. . S pending. seardi, and aitaae coolractlming funds, ■■■■■{■■p _a_ltf|ttiled_Pres5_InlemalioaJonal_com-__ Tbelarg^e5t ttUUem St program Is HHe will seek to eUmlnatee th e r e - ACRYLl ih e o B lv e - piled the-foUovring infonnaUilation abouf Soda! Securityrity, ^ d fllea ^ has mamains of- the Coinpreh ) o v o .n Act pro- ^ H ||j|fjf|l tbe-budget from adminlstraitration and saldbewiilDotwttoudi, but other major EmEmployment and Tralnliig A > g .to 1 \wQgressioaal sources. ooeft in c lu d e d gram and replace it with ea m u c h BmaUec_prlYate!8ectorErofiP;ram. us- i to Congress Mooday. willli p ro je c t a to s a v e $63 blUblliioo over five years by ingin« up about $l billion of t I" deficit of about $90 billionon In fiscal reducing or d^[ielaylng benefits. billbillion In Job-trainlngobllgaUoJOQS. 1983, w h ic h b e g in s Oct. 1., and ai about ReducUooss In automatic annual FLANNI $78biUioninl9M. cost-of-Uvlngg aadjustments in assorted Nowfsj. you know... s la id s . 1( will project a $96 blliioo>n deficitd lor federal entitleitlemeot programs could R . g . 9 , thif .year although tbe Coogi)ngressk)nal save the Trea;easury $15 biUion to $20 By United Press International Budget Offlce places itt ai t $109.5 b illio n In 1983.3 . ' nT h e y o u n g e st k id n a p p in g vvl ic tim on - biUlon.-The fiscal 1981 budgedget deceit,--*.. Reagaa-wiU/ilLseek.to.cut_about.$2 ____record la Caiolyn-WhartooI Ofo B e au - attributed to Presidenknb J i m m y ' biU ion th is year ye^ from Medlcald, tbe mont, Texas, who waa abdtd u c t« i 29 i d ------—health aerriceleefortbepoori-|l.2blllk>n—TyiTr^iif«>»~ftnw'-iihii~-WHS~bQr jjjIj — CaHer. w as $50 billion.------ornzbyirfl—^ ^^ ■ |i|ro e|TlEAHS f §ince Rw gan has rejecte»ded tnaJOr'- from tbe rtalrialn welfare program. Aid w om an poi^ng as a nurse. to 12 ^ ta x in c re a s e s o r defense cutsn its to lo w e r to F a m ilie s ttith« it Dependent Children; R « g .I S the deficit, he wiii seek lo0 parepi down $2.5 bUlkm froirom Medicare, the health service for tbe tb elderiy; $2.2 bllUon ^ ______from goverprroment retirement pro- ____ Bulk 1 2 . C ri ^aiils; C.3i billtonb to $2.8 bliiira In Kerosene HFcfcfas9 1 A food stamp,ip, school lunch and breakfast aod am women-infants-and- iOV’S P childrenfeediodingprograms. Er^tiro ip iL o Reagan’sbuibud^willseekto; transeri] ut tbe Ecooomic Devei- Continental ' / 2 P J opment AdmIminlstration, a public rieleasec*f | works progran•am. Distributor! ^ >Coavert ttthe Educatton Dq)art- 8iaM lnM olcaAv«. I) — The ^riient Into ’-^^-1VXSHINGT0N-(iJPt)- wto•fwmdationrwith wme of . Phon« 7SS-7S1V SILIBS c o c k p it c re w of a n A ir Florid)rid a Je tlin e r it s big g e st cutsuts In student aid. 'o n t w c Icing a n d tb e r e p e a te d ly d isc u sse d th e Icin R « g . 6 weather in tbelr final minutes mi of conversation before tbe plamlane plunged Into ■ the Potomac RiverT IkUllng 78 Z M O VINGSALIB i people, tape transcriptsp is sh ow ed t o y W* ar« movingig frifrom Downtown lb Iho co’nor of T h u rs d a y . HlwoyaMaSOWoit < «EH'ST - - However, the-captain ana nd co-pilot . - ^ FREISTAmiK?s STOVES-nuffuctwDas o r lo d s apparently did oot believeleve tbe ice M B || ; i n e u HOW IM IS i g . t o 1 buildup on the w lnp woulcould hamper tb e o p e ra tio n of th e ir a irctraft ra enough AIL REMAINING to a ff e c t ta k eo ff. STOCK O N S A U...... i o w r Investigators are focusio(sing on icing ______-« U » J1 C TT¥»«¥OOCOII»AIID- 1 of the wings and an instruitrument that ------SPEOAl EXAMPtEi r s v E S (neasures engine thrust; as possible ■ ■ i BABY JANE MODEL REC>EO. $447.00 . . . . NOW * 4 ^ lo v o ro l causes of tbe Jan. 13 eracrash of the ______U g . to B o el^ 737 sbortiy after takeofftak from , • nUlUmSOKKUMR: N iU o n a l A irp o rt. A l i U i D I N L A M P S "Larry, w e're going dowiown, Larry,” 1 I 0 % o f f ] w ------wer© c i> i)ilot R o g e r A lan1 P< P e ttit’s la s t I------_____worda.befareibe.plane.stnKlnick-U»eJ4lh_^______, I •______MANDCRAFTED—I______VAHHU S lhet Bridge and crasbe-referred-to - rt ------y / — S iz o s J iciPg on the wings of otherher planes — t a g . to aqd possibly their own -— FOSIDIf w /: iR iEMM i ilEAili R ag ave- been com- Due to DlDEFAULT in palayment. we ha^ n i ' missionedad by creditorss to dispose off goods for ini- STAL S mediate! m i onies. All ststock will go dirlirect to PUBLIC 10 AUCTIONN instead-of warar.ehouse outlet.»t_____ R a g . iWIUCTIONi : - HANMDMADIPUttSIA N & O RIIIIINTALRIieS iiES f a : S e v o fi M agnificentnt selection will be sdld"ffiece by pie3iece^o^he~h^gh'es R a g . I bidder. Inclieluded will be valuluoble HANDMADEE IRUGS from Chino r j Pakistan, RomRo ania, India, Afgfghanistan, Turkey & Persia. Silk invest m eiit piece;:es, Super-Chinese,e, Bokaras, Isphaharions, trains, Huntini . Scene Kashishm ire Quiris, Kesbihan„ Sculptured Bubijbosons, Tree of iifi BATH iBjF Tabriz, Kernirm ans and Hallwa'ray Runners. Approxoxim ate sizes rangi A s s n r i Jro m ix JltQl2x_18,l__' tc ... * 3 « SATURDAY, FEBI3RUARY6THAr2;0!:OOP.M. WASH HOLi L I D A Y I N N A s s o rt 1350BLUELAK\KES BLVD. N. TWIN FALALLS R a g . Pr*vl«w:On*hoihourprlor. T«rms:Co*horCh«c A C c r tlf ic a l* o f V a lu * 4I AF R I D A YY & S A T U R D A Y ^111 t'N MIKSCHACO SHOP M ON.-II..SAT.9:30TOi5:30
BDY'S ACRyCRYLIC SHIRTS j BOY'S FARAH SLACKS BOY'S farah";I SLACKS Long sloovo,VO, n ic o p la id s , Sizos 8 to 14 S tu d e n t M ZQIE59 R«g.. tto o 1 6 .0 0 R ag. 1 4 .5 0 R eg. 16.! N 5 0 * 9 . 9 9 *11.<
BOV'S FLANLANNEL SHIRTS IBOY'S FARAH SPORICOATSS BOY'S WESltRI A&sortod plaid3ids, sizos 8 to 18, Sizos 18 and 20 Two stylos suos 1 ^ *•9 g - . 9 .0 0 R*g. 4 2 .0 0 R e g . to 2! ^ 1 . 5 0 * 1 6 . 9 9 _ ^ 2 .^
S E S S DOV'S lEAHSAHS AHO COSOS BOY'S WESHRN SHIRIS1 BOY’S IIUMBEIM SHIRTS i 13 & students Snaplront, asst ploids,>, ’4 sIl'ovl's siz R .g*g. . 1 9 .5 0 sizos 8-ie. R«g. 16.00I R e g . t o3 : 2 . 9 9 * 8 . 0 0 ^ 3 . < ______1 2 2 jiiai^swEi/EAHRS Y'S PARKAS MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Fomous brands, broken sizoi sty lo s I ntire Stock R»g. to 18.00 to 41 I P R I C E ? 5 ^ t o * 9 ” BOY'S ’ — } 2 i . H ilTDHSWEATcriS MQj’SFASIIIOIjiUliS MES’S HIBE SISOCKS nt wostorn styling ScSovnral bronds. sizos 26 too 383 Ovor Iho coif I V• i g . 6 5 .0 0 Reg. to 35.00 R0 9 . 2 .7 s 1 9 . 9 9 * 1 6 . 9 9 ^ 1 .7 1[5 ______^ B mEii'S Sim Suodo frontH'STIES v THEN'S i FARAH SUEDE SPORI COTSCOI HEN’S WOOL BLENB«0 SPORT COATS | ^ B R H H ^ '^*9-tod stripes Assor'od colors Assoriod p(p u llo rn ri . t o 1 1 .5 0 R eg. 9 0 .0 0 R e g . to 9 L 9 9 * 6 9 . 9 9 ____ » 5 9 .^ 9 9 ______H
A s s o rto c ILLE SHIRTS HHH S VESTED SUITS MEK’S FIAKHEL SKIRTS; MEN’S CHENILl i/orol fabrics Sizos M-L-XL Sovofol Mylos I g . t o U S .O O R eg. 1 0 .0 0 R e g . lo 7 1 8 . 0 0 ^ q . y y . 9 9 M _ _ - — 2 1 3 : S o vAN o r HUESEH SHIRTS BOY’S DRESS SLACKS BOVS FASHICIIOH lEANS il) a s s o r t e d ploid*> Sizos 4 to 7 S izo s 4 I U g . 1 4 .0 0 R e g . 1 2 .5 0 K eg. U 9 . 9 9 * 8 . 9 9 * 9 . < ■
jlEB Hlonnollnc GIRLS KNIT 01DRESSES f'S PARRAS BLANKET SLEEPERS g E 1 R«g S i/o s 7 iios 4 to 7 Assorted colors R e g . tc 1: ^ 9 ____ 5 g. to 32.00 R eg. 8 .0 0 * 9 . 99 9 _____ ■ 6 . 0 0 * 6 . 9 9
ITY DIAPERS IBOY'S SHIRTS 8 PANT SETSfS )R WEA' Assortod pn ^ ^ ^ H B >^*9->oft * c o ro Sizos 4 10 7 Reg. 17.001 j ^ ^ B ■ 1 ^___ ^ • g . n . o o R eg. 1 6 .0 0 r . 9 9 * 1 0 . 9 9 3 0 % OFF
:. BLOUSES SB08BIE BROOKS SPORTSWEAREAR ]R. SKIRTS SIi BLOUSES ^ ^ ^ | B R«s-at soloction Tops onH bollnm s Assortod pc BBI _____ %18.00 to 28.00 7 5 % O FF 5 0 % O F F j m 1 % O FF
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Don't misss the storewlde sole B— going o n novlo w o t th e B on. Y ou'll Ilndd VIvalues in © ve^ [ G E R S H O P B H p ^H —^deponment r' H Wo've showo w n b u t 0 f e w o f th e TOKENSCHIi i n T z j a c k e t mqnysovjnjIngs, so hurry In today I ; j S a lo e n d sI Sunday,Si Feb. 7- 2 9 . 9 9 All Item s linlimited to stock on / Reg. $45. Fashion |ojacket with banded collarliar and epoulotte-*.' . d e t a i l . '
L O R E N S C 0) 1ttspo rtshiriUS ______: . 1 2 . 9 9 Reg. $19. Long sleeve/ed woven plaids In ossorte) rt e d c o lo rs .
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c o n o N jSWEATERS ' \AENSWEARR ------I H A G G A R CCORD SLACKS I • ' RM .$26.M ari»aKa Kim bold stripe 100% cotlotton durene sweater w ith puH aleeves,s, ispring colors. 1 2 . 9 9 1 Reg. $26. Basic cordiduroy slacks in tan or browio w n . , . . — “ S i g n eR-JEANS r ------— W O O L S W EE A T E R S ^ 2 9 . 9 9 R*duc*d from stocitock, famous designer |eoisons in cotton denim, _ ^23.99-677 . 9 9 " S l z « t 4 .1 2 . Famous m aker woolK)l s w e a t e r s In c a r d ig a n andon< pullover styles. B ro k e n siz e s ; *' ■ ■
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1 4 . 9 9 1 2 . 9 9 ______R * fl_ $ 2 0 .- T h i* --soft-closslc io l vK N I T s h i r tTS; COBBIESSSEPARATES 1 0 . 9 9 - 1 52 . 9 9 I Q . 9 9 - 2 3 . 9 9 Reg. to $17. Shortn sloflV.e.knit shirts in osM qsa iied styles ond ...... k t i c i t y l t i o f jajackets, c pants. sklHs ft topijprirTblacITand bolgo “ ■ c o lo rs ...... 100% polyeiter. First floor M E N S F A MiAOLARE dX FO3 F R D S
3 9 . 9 9 Reg. $55. Classic o>oxford with four w ave sole.>le. Brown only. •<_ ' ~ ” First fjobr
CASUA\ L P A N T S ______; 19.99 — L I N E N S — Reg. to 931. A y =r=G©©SEDO\JW NCOM FORfliTERS— — - c o lo r s . J u n io r sizeilz e s ." f r ''- ______Flrsl.floor 7 9 . 9 9 tw irIn Slight irregularitiesss In tho cover allow uss to offer you these savings. If perfect $;$225-$400; 79.99.199.99.9 .
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* E V A N P ICONEPANTYH( O HOSE 2 4 . 9 9 - 3 S9 . 9 9 Save 50V. on thesese slightly Irregular blankeiikets, 100% Orion® ^ S A V E J rro j 20% j ___ _acrylic^llpQrf^$50>|3 .$ 8 0 ______/Sheerest sheerr — light control ponty, reg. 2/5i607Silkibr . ______s h e e r .f l ll.n u d B9, , I reg. 3.50; 2/5.60. Sllklo2 9 . 9 9 ony,/ s i x * FOLDINGS UMBRELLAS Reg. $6O.$0O. Choo:>ose from on assortm entIt olo' print designs In twin, full, queen ontindking sizes. ______8 9 9 ■X i - - T ------^ ------n R.g. *12. Shodr.>drain® folding umbrellaslas in ossortod colors. V E R A ® V EERVETABLECLO ■ O T H S First floor I ' ^ 14.99 an ysiz*: ' Slightly irregular solidsc color tablecloths Inn o variety of colors. '! 3 5 S a JS t j P ■ M a tc h in g n o p k in s . 2 .4 9 . “ I IN TTIMATEAPP I PAREL ^^T hirdfloo^^^
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^ 1 9 . 9 9 CHILDRENS( IS Reg. $30. Polyostostor print floats in ossorto2 0 % ODFF I GIRLS 7-144 B L O U S E S 8.99 Save on bros andam gtrdlos ih sovorol styloylos. Solo ends Sunday. P r in t a n d p lo id b loouses t In spring fashion colo:o lo r s . ' F e b r u a r y 7 . ■ f i I G I R L S 4 - 6 >XTOPS 4.39-5.99 J V r - H Striped, print or sol;oIid knit top? In pretty sprinp r in g c o lo rs .
^ GIRLS CARRTERS BASICS ; 20% OFF HOUSEWAIv R i s 1 ? Entire stock of glrhris Carters underwaor.*3I daysda- only. I N F A N T S LLEEPERS 5.99 ------“TDREKAIr ivUPRIGHTVAC ^ C U U M ------B la n k e t s le e p e r s InIr sizes 1.4. R ^ . $10. I ■■■' - ^ p l ' 9 9 . 9 9 I N F A N T DIRESSES I 7.99-10.99 • « • Reg. $149. Thisiis vacuum foaturos a 3^55 amc p rpotor, 4 position Sove 50% Q^selec• c t^ styles. Broken sizes.IS. Reg.‘toF $22. " • ''dW l.o-nap heodra d lig h t 8, vinyl furniture» c,guard. Complete wilh 1, attochments. B O Y S 8 - 1 6 J E A N S 14.99:= CUISINAART FOOD PROOCESSOR A ssorted styles frcrom Brittonia & Jam es Jeoneons. Reg, to $31. & \ \ B O Y S 8 - 16 VEfOURS 15.99-19.99 1 9 9 . 9 9^ Dp L C -lO E KennIngtoti_shirtsts in o variety of long andid shorts sleeve styles. It's tho most copablo toolood processor ovor. de* Rofl. $130. Ifi Refl.'$22.00-26.50iO. ts size and price, includeslos tho revolutionary ox- signed for Its : Third floor • ' ' - p o n d e d f e e dI tut u b e .
TWIN 'FALLS 734-4800. c h a r g e IT o f } y'OUR o u BON OR AMERICAN ] TOLL FREE. 1-BOO-42i-9822. exPRBSSAceouNiJNT. TO ORDER. CALL: j Sun. 12 5 ■ I U A UNIT OF ALLIED STORIORES. S f i o p dJaIIylO o -6, FrI.'til9.S ur ■. V ’ ■ ” H o - ,' ------N o sunm m ernload repixiirs liik e f y a s; snow Ibreaks b u d g e*ts t plan for any summer malntintenance. district had ,80I hoihours of overtime last ByBONNlEBAlRDJONES at sounds bad. Dayley’s a But li Uial W e w in ju s t ha v e to le t Ih e r oladsgo.’* a t week alone. Helie ialso said snow re- Times-News writer ■e insignificant compared ------— t problems are I Several farmers have conlmtributed moval will conconsumc the year’s iller districts. ____ to some smalle ‘We are out of mnoney now. We ccan’t plan for cq^equipment and time to heljlelp clear budget, with nothilothing left (or summ er hie is tbat conditions are roads. Telford said, aod hhighway .maintenance orir prprojects, TWIN FALLS-Tbepasi she w eeks limlU of our own equip- aany i summer mainintenance. We wU/UI just have to board [JJ members have wororked 25 The district has 258 miles of road, . ' of winter have left sevcj were blocked by dri(ts d Michael Telford, the, sUstraight days operating snow-iv-removal all of which wen _ Valley Jiigbway dl^cts ighway-Dlstrlct director. let Ie the roads go’ would g et; after Sunday’si wirw in d sto rm , h e sa id ...... ‘ • cequipment. q Normally, they w "broke. adtohlree^pmenttoget w o rk e d ln th e H u n t a r o a ------— J ______ssome o j reimbursement, but with v the “Today,Wewor: wd-DayleyHb^mana t of -Hazelton. through ------c " n vy ;~ six=~itnd- i sven------'district budgS gone, they arare donat- arid northeast of D Falls Highway Distr 1 six-(eet d eep . Wc c le a r rifts on our roads. We are ' — Michael Telfoidd, kim am a Highwayly D istrict director ^Ing-their time and persona equip drifts five-and six larger and better-flm i then they build back lg about 20 of the 85 miles of ______m< m e n t. them out, and th ts In th e va lley , sa id cos dlstrictopen." ______“ — HUlsdalc-Hlghway-DlstricIlct,-in the_agaln ln_a_fcw ddaj a y s .J l^ h ^ d to m a k e ”®en"coropUed,‘;bot the m; Is'a'sniairdtstrtct-hrLIn-—■long'tunnelrDrlftrtive--to-si loi i-seven-feet— through-the dridrifts, but wo are a b w l^-castem-*end-of ^ Jerome Co>mnty. Is anyprogreM,"Ta”^TalteKallsaI3. ______figtdget Is running low. K im a m a is ghway District plows i y (hat extends Into part of • hi]high line both sides of thele road for through for theheycar,’’hesald."'niere another„ district that’s beenn hitI hard Jerome Hlghw - “We may have to cut•way wj back on coin County 11 h a v e be en o n th[ h e c r r o a d s 21 o f th e ! a s t 26 o u n ty . ellc i ^ t m iles. isn’t much morlo r e w e c a n do If It k e e p s by k, the snow. 1 maintenance and seal cocoating. Our MlnldokaCouj /ilson, chairman of the aid there Is a section of - “We have been using onone grader blowlngsnow."V."he said. Fred Tattersall. the ••board’s davs. H.E. Wllso ' iflaintenance budget is belrjelngeaten up Telford sail of Paul that looks like a pupushing another in orderr to b re a k “ W e a re ouJt t oof m oney now. W e c a n ’t c h a ir m a n , sa id th e five w orkt■kerslnthe- •SeeHIGHW,HWAYSPageA-8 ltteUyfast.’‘hesald. road north of
' f l a g m i Friday. Februaryy5.1982 £ Tlmes-Nows.TwinFi'in Falls. Idaho A-7
j S a fcs i ty f eaa t u r e cked several cityy blocks in incident occiccurred at night when there w u th w e s tT w in F a lls . were no workers Wl in the building. fT S A ta n k a t Ihe re a r o f IJrcUKbulldUigror There wereire no injuries, or serious ' 1 an air compressor exploiploded at 8:31 damagetoai) adjoining property. I (m . ck damaged the roof oHhe ____ lanager ot the . 0"? 4 - r - ...... -Tom Tarter, the mam trcad;TlB^^t~off Waafiington • - . ' i ------flrro*g-tlrejtore::?md^ A ve. W° s i l d S tre e t mlore o r than a block away. r • * I 7------f t r ^ c e a t 559 F o u rth Av iUTOundlng property owners 1 be the most ‘ \ q^ding damage will b< liinder blocks In their yards, Ment. Damage ; o > stly r e s u lt o f tb e a c c id e ge m etal portion of the tank e tia la w as only " g . (o equipment and materii rest on Fifth Avenue West . !• ie tthetapaet £ i^ t, he said, as most ol A/asJ}lown_thi9«gh_a_hlEh____ rz:zfa«M iifiW e.______j : ne near the retread plant,------= ~ x ^ " H e s a id th e b la st le ft a h SV; ' i L ^ ^ i Sam eler In Ihe rearr >wall of the Thepoweiver-llne damage cut scrvice ■ Ander-block building andm d da m ag e d IS to 764 Idahiaho Power customers In a • S ^ v- . LX' o f a sid e w all. A secllcctlon of the roof large sectlor;lon of southwest TwlnFalls, t a s lifte d a b o u t fo u r to0 fl'fiv e inches off J e rr y NUNielson, the Idaho Power fe support, Tarter said."1.------clectrlcal-s-su|Kn1ntendent, said all = ^^No damage estimatelate had been customerss were back In service ■ fiiadeThursday. W ednesdayay n1 ig h t, m o st of th em within The tire retreading: ded e p a rtm e n t of 15 m in u tes*s ai n d o th e rs w ithin an hour the business is locatedted across the or two. street from the main storstore and office. Ue saidId th e co st to th e pow er • l l ' - i 5USANI‘OlJvM0)/f»i.r»Ni«v. • barter said the tank was;as buried about company to repair the damagcd line d-at the rear of— probaWyrw-wouJd-be-about-Sl-.qOO^He— «ore'lifterW «lnradasrnlgrHlgHt’s explosion — ft^ fc ctin tbe ground-a M anagcrTomT^riirter. left, and presidentt JJim Tarter Inspect the damagedai at thdr OK Tire st (he building. s a id th e bill bi! probably will be pres- 2 "It has been there anand In use for ented to OK')K 's iMurance company.
Businesss w o m a n wvill i drop
ir w in lF alls mlu lls w ecapons ban inI bMS ^^suiragaam stpolice:e chief, jsecutors to prove that a alls has no such ordlnanM i__t__lhinU her^rfrsteprttrarci"Can prevent quired prose fty^HARTYTRILLHAAS:lASE Twin Fall! is nol excluded under the ity!MttomeyrSnsaifSwHn^ ssimple fights from turuming Into — defendant is Tfmnt.News writer “ • aaOifuJly x)tlngs."^^exem pti^,IS, isomething that has m ^ e 5sts a re to oo~^eat 's city qtfjplals may be re- m r u r d e r s , kn ifin g s a n d shoot —says CO J n-under -that-statute dif— He said Inc ordlhoncins ceptlvetoWI W , a ll’s pro p w aT T B y M A RTY TRILLHAA:ASE and Snelllrfiling E’tnpl^ymenT*' protect Innocent bystanderers who may ficult. Swanbm b e rg said , ^TW INFALLS-A CrinTlmlnal defense Walz saidlid he will approach council { TymM-Afetv’Sw y r c r Services, on J. a n , 2», 1981, w a s - - • • “find themselves Injured ^------I'awyor-wlil-aslr-Twladrin-Falls-G lty-on-tho-lssissue within the tuat-tWQ ___ 1 =d_orj^ed_^uou«vorcr, as soon as-lhc-gufl— ------turned—over-ver—to—Blue __ L a k e s - ______accidentally. I can’t seee any legltl- I Jof the pocket, those dif- C o u n c il to b a n w ea p o nIS s fifro m d rin k in g w eeks. I ------S h o w k a se aand r Sound, where Such a nn ordinance, o he says, could m i ate reason that such an Isappear, because noone Is ireohad been stolen, I l^bllsbments. T' h llcultlesdlsa ; . TWIN FALLS -— Busl- another stereo 5 e a p o n s Into b a rs ,” be wUl ask City CounciuicU topassan entered the] to speak lo the police as to1 against Twin Falls pactieallratr a d m i t t e d - t h a t - t h l s - l s ------1 small-claims court. Tnysterwthathat they have returned p o p s ______Thursday that she can’i " Lh?h •» Bte-Ukt.^kes. Showka.w. and I_ costs'of a full trial, I concerned ... that a scheduled to begin Feb!b. M ln Filth cltlien cannotnnot act In smallt. on the Issue,Issi but Instead, said he Hdagger” into any bub u sin ess w h ere a n y kn ife > Qf stolen from her busincmess, Snelling she said." S a lc o h o l is so ld a n d consuinsumed. In^es ionlong would be classified as aa I f th e o rd in a n c e is a p pproved. r Peters would go0 alongi wilh the wishes of S A?Time-News articleIcle Thursday In- deadly weweapom^B^Jeanne Vandiverr said law-abiding bar owiwners will be council. m■ — . —~ m Memberss-only pclolicy at YFCA pc>ool ; 0 ■- nleeded fcor sounci(i budgett, directoor says ... - B y^ SSUSAN GALLAGHER 'staiyl. W csee*e the memberships as beinglg irinherently responsible for ------mes-News writer ^ - ...... -payinglhebllhI lls .? '------______Membershiplip fe e s m u st sup p ly 50 lo 60 p e nrc e n t o( th e Y ’s budget, h e • - sa id . TWINV FALLS - The new' mmembers-only policy for recirecreational Getting me:memberships, Eschenburg salsaid, depends heavily on ictedtohelp offering sometlethlng In re tu r n , a n d for noww, , tlth a t som e th in g Is th e pool, ' ______u seieofthe Magic Valley YFCA’; a ’ s swimming pool Is expecte B '■ ~ T",' —■ [uippcd weight-training room.. - B • « , t hle e ' V ’s fin an c in g ...... Hehop^the^> Y soon will have a well-equlpi "* ' '-If - - - ■ TlThe Indoor pool is the Y’s biggestbig asset and Its principallal meansi of as another Inaic en tlv e. lenburg said Eschenburgrg said that YFCAs traditlonalln a lly h a v e be en m cm bersliip • ■ . * ■ ' 'V', ■' V ' : ■ • l e t . a t:tractlng t r memberships, execiecutlve director John Eschenl jlng Idle for organizations,IS, a n d th o se w ith w hich h e .lsIs fi(amlllar offer recreational ■ " ‘ V . '•* • hursday, the pool’s first day1^ of operation after standlni 5uest*pass pla n . T ho ho ld er of [m o st a y e a r. swimmlnguncinder a m e m b ers-o n ly a n d gues . p a y s fl (ee a n d m u st be accom p T h e pool w a s d ra in e d la s t Apt\p r il w hen Ihe Y building closec)sed b e c a u se a g u e s t p a s s pi ompanied by a Y member, he [ debts. A $250,000 fund-raisiilslng campaign provided the funds to said, and onlyly lim ite d u se of th e p a sse s Isis allowai: ed. m for a users’ « e include the j » p e n th e fac ility . • Y’s that pere rm lt n o n -m em b ers to sw im fc H ^------. u U n d e r a p re v io u s a rra o g e mment e that allowed non-memberbers to swim Boise Family,[y YM CA, w hich se rv e s m o ro■e th a n 800,000 p e rso n s a y e a r, -4 a member," Among attracactions at the Boise Y are a swimmingsv pool, men’s and HT’ - -ryi for)r a small users’ fee, "there;re was no Incentive to be a n 2 Y a certain women’s heallalth clubs, and a welght-tralnin;In ln g ro o m . EsB E L L E V U E — A Bellevue man off Main Street in K ^ u ^D. located H atton Lagglsggls, Carter’s lawyer, Wbo tried to pickic k iq> a pbooe booth tb a t between bei Slavey’s Red Robinn iaod Tbe said be waited1 almostall a year before had fallen downiwn, aod then dropped it Kitcben,k 1i was lyinO o tbui> ground, filing suit becaus to0 make a States TelephoneDoe a n d T eleg rap h Co. r | 89R || ' According to tbeI complaint, filed in c a ll. ■ “T h e y w e re n ’tt the th( least interested,^; ___ Fifth..DlstricLj±.Court.la.-^HallWr4Mtr^-T3 “ irC :: month, Ernie! CCl a r te r b ro k e h is kn e e io “'TTir"pB6nFwS~i5F^? n^itw'district mana^" ” • se rv ice s fo r th e ph o n e — [• • the accident. HeH« Is asking for at least mounted ™ on a pole and hasis a n egg* e r o f c u s to m e r ser r a j n $100,000 In d a iM shaped shell around mostil of tbe company in Twin Twii Falls, said the;., i ...... I^o 5 b e. Because tbe design;n is top- company's positk):5itk)nl3that“webavp,'> ------No bearing; bas.been.scheduledb in h he, e a v y r it fell o v e r on h im . TWl i i s w ould In v e stig a te d thM e incidentir and feel we ; tb e c a s e . not00 have happened If it hibad been havenoliabillty.”ly." !; Tbe accidentmt happened almost a Installed lu property. Carter claimscl in Mann said batt^t tbe “alleged offenr; - } year ago, on MarchMi IS. A pay phone hUhis complaint. dingpbonebasbeeI been replaced."
5A— .Ne.wallegaa t i o n s a d di J twist • C ootimsued ii from Page A7 to L< EHchom1 fo reclo smu r e c a s e ttf , Eschenburgg isaid be has talked lo wbo previously swam on SUNi VALLEY - Tbe Elk;ikbom a t 22 to file p a p ers witbw the court in their I a users-fee btasis, bs and none have Sun Su Valley foreclosi^ hass itaken.a defense. Only thenIhei w ill a he a rin g d a te ^ ! objected to thetie sei w a rra n g e m e n t. H e few fev more twists on Its way/ lto coiirt beset,hesaid. ..1 also said be doesd< not foresee cam- and an possible resolution. c Z ----- 1------Meanwhile,-- severalse counts were . ______DOODOJLSHMtnT/TlifTwn... PalgP contributbutors complaining that In ] fact. lt is still too early I e d th < n r b n c r a n d - n o w — wfi moiithjQ-tl«LJ)ri8lnal. •,! - The new hospitalI aca d d i t i o n r e q u i r e s o f f iicials c l to seek another sitei l t e f o r h e l i c o p t e r s t o l aiSd i tbeyTDppmM; ■whenirraay^rttrcourrronnhe-next— foreclosure complaint. coir The new. must buy meml2mberships to swim rec- step, stc according to one law iwyer in- allegations -claclaim Franks and" reationaily. . v vol o lv e d in th e c a s e . H e c k m a n imipn]nproperly transferrod ‘ ^ , “ If th e y donalnated because they real- > In December, Elkhora’s} o rig in a l fu n d s fro m th ee hotel,bot and th a t th e y dld| ' MVMH’sfrorm t lawn likely Iy wanted toI see« tbe y stay here, I developers — the Jdins*ft}-Manviile not operate thehe propertyi in a b u ^ - , c a n ’t b e liev e theyth< would disagree with Corp. and the Dollar Mountaia in C o ., a n e ssllk e m a n nlerlo e r ti protect its value."'', 1 • J i _ _ this philosophyihy," be said. "I can’t gy| l _ J • J subsidiary^f tbe Sun Valley X w S imagine themn wantingv us to continue hn It also wass revealedre lhal Johns-'' (S^T esriB irraiaiiT^ Tjeprwi^ciM iHgura ------^— Elkbom Village Inn owner ed memberships lo sur- jy «rs Jack e'A-acre parcelel near» the (levelpment { Franks and Richard Heckman TWIN FALLS - How do you determine if a ho^italital's the county zoning administralor,adr wbo had beenn ia tte m p t. that ilsoldto FFra ra n k s in 1979. F ra n k s front lawn can safely serveve ass a helicopter landing pad?d ? In g to d e te rm in e whv^-Woo{ ...... e ffe c t w h en the^yrlDsedlast-year; h r He------said thereducecced rates are intended to p attract membeibers, and plans call for the fees to incIncrease, probably.,iWa— - H ighw(jq y s —— ------^.spring. The amamount hasn't been an* ~ nounced. __
•CootlDued (rom P a«eA-7 g e . "The boardird has cut back to a flat have ha had one Sunday offff - la s t V 4(Hiour weekek for everyone because Sunday. Su That was because Itit was too Three district’s board of dircctiectors, said there is no moneym for overtime, and windy wi to work." e injured January cost the districtlet W ,000 in m a y b e no money mi for patching and Kraus 1 suffered a mild heai■art attack • ______' — overtime. maintenance,' Jones said. 0 a> w ee k a g o w h ile w orking longloi hours Ifl Tealar-end “There won't be any new on road O pm ent, but he's's b a c k on .she said, the district tries f" • ■ : tion in our district next sp the Job again. He said it t hool bus and mail routes s a id . a v a ila b le m a n p o w er to.keep I drivers report problem “• pSttSS'. collisijion ' Wilson said tho Jerom e ( ' each day's runs, and the tionundercontrol. T W IN F Ai.TiS U — T h re e p e rso n s /.j and other individuals and c " O u r d is tric t c o v ers a w ide ‘K -; / dispatched there first, she h!uA were treatedI at Magic Valley Memo* |..j — \ I. have aided the district b} • I t! of open country. We still ha rial Hospital1 01on Wednesday evening _bcavy cquipmcnt-on-numiumerou»-oc* • — ------roads closed by 15-foot driirifts, he following a twctwo-car accident on U.S. c asio n a . . Ruben Krairaus, the foreman for the . s» a id . ______30, w est o f Tw# in in F a l l s ...... strict is also Minidoka Coi:ounty Highway District, . The Buhl Highway Dlstri “ W hen y o u sp e n d a il of you S h e riff’s depiep u ties sa id D a rre ll D ean /een battling said the snovnow has been “devastat- k ■* caught In'a crunch betweei o n snow rem o v a l, you h a v e m R o u te 1, F ile r, h a d sn o w a n d n o t b re a k in g the th« budget, *"8- shishow for it. The snow melts stopped In thetie c e n te r la n e lo m a k e a a c c o rd in g to C a ro ly n Jo n ees, s, theoffice "We starterted plowing at 2 p.m. wiwinter problems are gone,, bulI so is jpfi wijgvhen another eastbound s e c re ta r y . C h ris tm a s Day,Di and since then, we thRuhtcr; hisis daughter,c Lori, 14; and Brady were all taken to the hospital, — - GenevtTlreneAme a c s-o f-H e y h u m :. a alaier.------o^Okla.-Stw,marricd i R obertii.^t o it ta n d ------w h e r e - th e y—were-treated-and-re— - v - smith of Rupert: three he preceded ber In deaUi, She movedmi to . leased. ' DECLO — C«oeva T Trc rene Wilcox____J>roUiers. Dea>ean Wilcox of Burley, Gene TvTwin Falls In 1949 from Chica:58«Q-and ------B r a d y ^ Mas"citS " 'for inattentive Ames, 73. foniier MlnJ-Cawl'assla resident, SmrPSlrorCallfTand-DByle------Wfiswi an accouniani for » yearsrs for the driving. died of cancer on Jan. 22 at bert home In Wilcox of Hacienda Hai Heights, Calif.; 11 TvTwin Falls School District, Sumner. Wash. grandchlldnidren: and four great* Surviving are: a foster daughter, da She was bom on Sept.pi. 9, 1908, at grandchlldrer Iren. ^Donna Christensen of Twin Falls e :f)/ V u Sedan,-Kan., and movedI lo Declo with Cremationon services were held al ^ niece, Mary Osier, living In Cai her partnls in 1913. She marm arried Edwin Sum ner wllhllh memorial services in the y Mexicican trip In addition to her husband, shec alsoa was Ames of Emenon on Dec.ec. 25. \«U. al Sumner Meth J LJ I R S / cthodlstChurch. *“preceded In death by a broUier. Dccio and lived on a dairy dali farm al Emerson until moving lo to Sumner In Services will be held at 1 p,m winncler named 1963. She w as a m em ber Ofof theI Method- . Q r e e t a i day in the White Mortuary Chaj > * / I W. Smith _ J t w i n FA LLLS L - At least one lucky JstC hurch...... thc_Rcv, Kenneth R hoatte otfl Surviving are: her 'husband'of h ’ TWIN FALALLS - GTOta W. SmlUi, 81. BiBurial will be lii Ihe"Twin Falbi l S c S n t ------M a g ic V allcy-I:y rcsrdenl wiirbe able to ~ ' S um ner; a daughter, Doona>ana Hetrlclt of of Twin FalL'alls, died Wednesday at the tctery. Friends may call al the mortuarym escape this memonlh from Idaho’s cold . ■ , ______...... Tacomai-'thm sons, Coraleraid.Amcs of - Tu la FallsjQlnlc Q Hospital...... - t otoday .uolU 9 pjm. and.untilI noont on . • a n d wim) a nd sSi n o w .------n Saturday. •Hatboro, P a ., Leo Ames ofOf ^Moscow and Shew asboibom on Aug. i. 1902. lo Noble. S^ Vance Reei;eed won an eight-day, se v en -n ig h t litrip for two to Piaya f ______B lan c a, M exicixico, on T h u rsd ay . Re«jd, ------of Route 4. TvTwin F^ls, will leave on h is trip F e b ..27. 27 H e w a s aamong m dO iinalists in the U» chapel from 9 to 1:30 p.m, TWIN FALLS - BurialII rilesri' for Rose View Chapeljel of the Mormon Church. I7th annualjal travel promotioni-' • M ary Mason Poultcr, 61.Bl. of> Pleasant Burial vrtllI b e ^n the View Cemetery. ROGERSON 1 - Services foifor R.E. sponsored by The Times-News and "D ick" Young. 63, of Rogerso Grove, Utah, former Twin■win Falls re$r- Friends mayla y call at McCulloch's In "L » n w ta F o u r W ay s Travel, Tl who gathered at ‘ died Tuesday, wUl be held al / iw deni; who died Saturday,ly, wlll' be held ^ Burley todayay (rom 2 until 9;30 p.m. and dl< tbe Turf aubub last night for the final today al 3 p.m. In Sunseinset Memorial a lth e church•chSaturdayonehourprlorlo Saturday Sa In the Reynolds Funer sventyone area m erchants— ------Parlt at TwinTalls. Friendssnds may ca lla t "serv ic er------* - ^ ^ -pcima of Jorom e; Johnn Mlnl(M , . I ofW endeli: and Monte WclmennerofHeybum. ■ UmtDOKAUD MEMORIAL — In a story Thurs- (a ^ Births Admitted day about Robert R Miller's lawsuit A ^ u g h te r to Mr. and Mrs.s . DavidC Wilding of Gooding, andkJ isons Curt Morgan . Jaroeim cs Rasmussen, M argaret McKcKemie and against radiolio staUon KTLC, it was • lo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas VVIseiI'lser ot Eden and Mr. and Mrs.s. LornL Alicia Castro, all of Rupiilupert; and Ruth Day o( Buriey, reported inc(ncorrectly that Miller’s' D tsm laei! T h e P a n t; DuffofPaul. * fil(xl for divorce several \J am S h o p . Trum an Lafferiy, Vir;Virgiala C a rd a. U b rs infant. EllElla EUU and. fo rm e r w ife fi ore be resigned from the ST.BElBENEDICTS L ataro Daniel, all of Ru|R u p a t. , ^ ' months before 124 Mom1 i«A v o ^ c North. Twin Foils 733-1K3-1506 0;00A,M, to 5:30P.M .. Fridays‘t . Admitted Adi Blrtta T w in F a lfe station.sta It W9S M iller wbo ■ Opon,DQllyiO;i iy s‘lil7 :0 0 , , ...... WtwJtomfVISAS* •Uttnr Cftwp* • AJrmicMn Cuxni • Hii cnvga______Trina Pelerson of Hagerman;lan; Charley Wallers, Rulh Ridleyleyand AdaughlertoMr.andand Mrs. David Day. •------• filed for divorco r c e .\
/ s Friday. Fetebruarv 5.1982 TImes-Nows,iws, Twin Falls. Idano A-9 ;
W b l u s t I n e i SS —.... ^ K liivestod rar4cet:^tagn- ivtmo fl««r> «•(•_ . ^ ^ 1.00 hlotiw ' - - - C o r p o r a t e; «q u arterly repj op r t s _ _ ...... wniitwiM B^w«irw*fr.- • M M c M i una«r% to. 83.tn4iOMT.OO; 3 0 0 ^ 18,-' - ______P i tn e y J o w e * In c . JJhured l ay-reported jiet.lncoraeorae.for.lhe.fourth ______iof2 p o in i q u a rte r ro se slig h tly onoi 1.2 million mdrc shares to ]$26.8 m lilion or $1.40 a share compareired with $26.7 million or $1.49),49 a s h a re d u rin g th e sa m e perio d la st y/e e a r . aSo“ :5j!»S.Si n e w yfORK o : (UPI) - Stocks floishiished with mixed Butsit sim ilar speculation tbe prevrevlous two weeks proved 5d 10 percent to $397 millionon ccompared with s s ir r r !2' re s u lts In a cd tiv e tra d in g Th u rsd ay a s a iatelat( blue-chip rally tobesiI surprisingy and painfully wwrong. n Revenues Increase S36I.6intheyearearlleHer period. ■ S;saffiM S.«"ia.s«.»; 'ovft i.«n »! trim m w l earlier ca losses sparked by InvInvestor concerns Howiiwever, some traders werei encouragede tl)e federal Dow C h em ical Go. eea a rn in g s p lu m m ete d to 35 cents^ n ts a sh a re In the U j ^ x e . . a b o u t h ig htl IIr n te re st ratc s." fu n ds s ir a te s b a n k s c h a rg e o n e a itether ^ t for overnight loans fin a l.q u a rte r o f 1981 frfrom $1.33 a year eariler Inn spspile of a rise in I, nmarcUl ir>d uiUltr Som C hCflt^vy buying in oils and reboutMunds In selected drbppeped to tbe IS Vi percent ranjange after Jumping to 17 sa le s (0 $2,985 billion fromfn $2,772 billion. » ! S 4 7 . a % ^ C^«'31.0M4.(SS.«r'S?L.^ high-technoltKilogy l^ues such as IBM paceiQced the late rally. perceoent Wednesday, For tbe year, Dowfc/learned $3 a share, down fromfror $4.42 In l9 8 0 ' • SUjiTpirh^iS Takwversilsituations also attracted consldifilderable attention Comm p o site v olum e of N Y SE is:Issues listed on all U.S. alth o u g h sa le s grew to!:o $11,873 bUilon fro m $10,626B billion.bill a m ld s o mle e ggrim earnings reports, excfaailanges and over the counterr t(to ta le d 61,243,780 s h a re s McGraw-Hill Inc. TThursday reported earningsIgs for the fourth 1; T h e D ow w ,Jones industrial average, dowdown 6.06 points at compa q u a rte r ro se 15.4 percc e n t to $28.6 m illion o r $1.15I a s)sh a re com pared 3:30 p.m.. E S T follow ing W ed n e sd ay’s 's 7.52iX)lnl ' slide, Tl>ele American Stock ExchangeIge l ^ c shed 1.50 to 285 w ltb $24.8 m illion o r $(1 li a share for'the sam e period)d la st ye ar. ra llie d In the final half hour to gain 2 polntilntsto&47.03. andthin.«.„.a.u. share com part wltbt] $86.4I million or $3.48 In 1980980 on< sa le s of $1.1 M»mpanxUwilh-4^,60C ------im u illlo irim s s o :------«iuud7o(ttbe Gortlon. Dreyfus Dr Corp. vice president,nt, said "this was Wednen e sd ay . billion compaTedVIun McDermott, Inc., theth< marine construction andid heavyhi engineer- " ^ ^ ' n d r S It lt.OO, 4 al 17.Ce,I7.M. s »i iteo. J at m o stly le chc h in ic a l. I didn’t se c any new s to drived itnp." Thele National Association of Securities Dealers’ ing combine, earned $3.76$J a share In the first ninene monthsn of flscaL_;'' 11100 « d 7 off Ihe o th e r aveiv e ra g e s d id n 't f a re a s w ell a s5 tbth< e Dow. T b e New NASDiDAQ Index of OTC stocks loststO.29 fl to 187.14. 1982, up fro m $1.33 inIn I960 a s s a l t t sp u rte d to $3,544$3.5 bililon frbm ,^ 0^ .- Y o rk S to c:k k )E x c h a n g e Index fell O.ll to167.30 67. a n d th e p rice O nI the t trading floor, blue-chipip Issues came on strong $2,727 billion. erage share decreased five cents.cer Standard & towartird the end of tbe session, $161.13 m illion fro m $71.29 mllll j-sto c k Index shed 0.06 to 116.42.42. Declines topped . Net Income rose to $1 nllilon. acaco, tb e m o st a c tiv e NYSE-LB-listed Issue, gained % to Columbia Picturest lodustrke, Inc., ’Thursdayia y reported a 62 a d v a n g a 8: 84S-577 4 i a m o n g th e 1.&S2 Issu esslraded. tr; ,, . I In tra d in g th a t I n d u ^ a bjoijlock o f 1 m illion s h a re s a t , ? n < i g d D e c . 2 6 . ------ilinock traae turned uie 12.67*mlllion or $1.52 a shareire on< revenues of w ith 49,560,00,000 traded Wednesday. ' N et in c o m e w as $12 k e t around. A n a ly sIs-said ts - the market’s action1 .most m ot the day $206.43 million compaila re d w ith $9.63 m illion o r 94 c e n ts a s h a re a Metal prices in d ic a te d investors in were nervous aboutoiit interest rates. Mobobll Corp.T.wbose Montgomerlery Ward unit’s January year3goonsalcsof$i41143.26 m illion. HIW YORK (UPI) - lAXtU e cond, unchanged a t 22 F irs t ha lf pro fit w asIS $22.95 m illion o r $2.79 a shl a rerc on rev e n u es of '5S!aS;M? ui which haveVC risen this week In reactionin toti a surge in the saless fell to percent, was sec( ir $2.58 a s h a re on .. e:,;;xr,K ffl’.,K , noneysiq>ply. foUowlw in g blocks of 364,700 s h a ree s ia t 23 and 125,000 s h a re s $377.56 m illion c o m p;>ared a w ith $26.36 m illio n o r $2 su b sta n tia lly m o re stishares a year ago and revete v en u e s oI-$329.43 i.SlSifSSKib” ’” '"' buying was sparked by specueculatlon the past . at2P; Antimony. Aometiic, ralinM In «tk m illion. Copper. •iKtrolriie. OtliverM U djiys that the Federal Reserverve would report a Exxiocon w a s th ird on th e a c tiv eills lli t, off It. to 2 9 lh a fte r a Greybound Corp. sallaid Thursday It earned a recoie co rd $3.06 a sh a re :llne In th e m oney supply la te Friday.F r i blockk of c 130,000 sh a re s c ro sse d ait l 2«29. , L6*d, common. U.S. prlm*f^' pn . in 1981, up fro m $2.677 iin 1980, in sp ite o f a d ro p inIn rerev e n u es to $4.72 brU .S - non palcs of the nation’s major 1.2 i p e rc e n t to $353.61 rolljllllon from the 12-monthth period ended Jan. 27. rise in sales to0 $6.52 billion from $6,135 $6 billion, retailJtores■es in J a n u a ry a m id grow ing $ smeryWard 1982, compar N et incom e ro se to $361«1.33 mUllon to $287.44 million.o n. "M ffli'fSilSK SK $357.96 mrniOQ a n d M ontgon la re d - w ith 2,242 in th e »ln. N.Y. Am. M«t. MM. Wksytr,»t fptic* - 777.»e jo b le ssn ess andi high Intei^t rates, It &i C0 i!» d ic ? p e d 10.1 p e rc enm t to $298.96 p re v io u s y ea r. PrenUce-Hall. Inc., th e book p u b lis h e r andd c(communications fungil«n powdti (K.fl»7 mlilion,r Zayre Corp. !3.2' P re v Close S a le s of Federated Department _ Sears said the bitterJT J a n u a r y p e rc e n t to $78.78.1 m illion. G ap S to re s 5.8 M onlh C om m odity Close High U Lou w P .M . 7s a%i 1(0/ oune«. S t o r e s , excluding e> discontinued weather v resulted in sotsom e sto re p c rc e n t to $20$20.1 m illion. Lowe’s C os. Apr.'Malncs 8.77 9.07 8.75 9.05 «,^p«.o/p,rt,oy operations,. s , ro se 6.6 p e rc en t to $412.1 c c lo su res, b u t a lso boosted bib a ttery a n d d r o p p e d 18 per[>erccnt to $54.6 m illion. - F e b . liv e catU e M.475 ..•6 5 .0 5 64.25 64.2! 64.425 A p r. live c a ttle 63.45 64.05 63.1CJ3.10 63,20 M ar. feeder cattle 65.725 66.00 64.475 64.4 64.025 JabtlcalM OCX) :_____ Livestoiock futures F e b . liv e hogs 52.25 53.55 52,2552.25 52.40 ^ 3.70 3 .7 P j ,mg ipirSct( S ( B @ ------CHICAGO (UPIibPll - Ciotina t»no* ol M a r. w heat 3.78^4 3.79^4 3.70 t m «l fuiur** ptKpiicat UM*d on tn« Cnicaoo M a r.c o m 2.75 2.74^4 2.74 2.74',^i leningt TAvrtdiy: - Dtmlin IX I Q Z J)J au* tt Sc«IPtp«r t 54 «i itu u Matuniiie £«enj M a r. silv e r f 8,63 8.465 8.4( 8.61 t Hlori LOW C loia Prav tuuon- MtEdit lU I »7 ,S;.. ull . « O p*"ini»—40.000 f [fit; etnlt ptr 10 lor DitSlun I.n t}lil} 2 , o » . - « I S S ' a , i ______M a r..» ld ______i6,60------389;40------Yen [Mboid a 15 la st IS , ! S i ' i s l s E ! S*4lH !:S-SU vS;ir M a r. su g a r 13.36 13.57 (pH®g)fin I M H- U UMI ].2;d 111 : ...... s a.IS S3.M U.M U.JS *3.02 «., Xf a '.'"SI!7IU* N I Of ^SianiP 1.4a I ______M a r. so y b e an s 6.46'4 6,50'A utC hg-• -- - i a »: ■ 4T*------Ullimt ' '■<1— H «a- l*W TOfiK (UPII - i l S5i5 i iW !J'S M -sn -s s -- M a r. T r e a s u ry Bills I6:03' ■ 86.16 ...... ' FcMMg Wl Htacud tuuo .! 5 /o te 00.97 oso.97 " It.tl' It.lS 60.BT ■ia cempotM pM i I sffl— :,£ ’S'li!-!i5.» aa 'A 390.00 386,60:o.______ilO(U UM on M Ntwrn>»-l» To ---- Oow-Ch------1 7 SMI—r _ ^ ______^ftUQt m - U OouJnl m s u e Itsaty op*n mitratt ».CT •- 13.58 13.36 l^>- H OmoCp .■ II 5a II K ■ i s i ’£ • |p§;*tt M , a>j-H upw^ a t-42.W0 Ibt: ctnli par lb 6,53 6.46 f f i J S U — I S S — ,'.”— ! ■06.29...... 86;03 ...... Afifcnt J i — .M W a n ' s3rsrifjri!:g SS ■ nicroCom puter — WMih— Ml------r« » ~ « n > ^ 5 !.. iiffil. ■s i i w r j i ! s 7 i 5* S'*t H X “ m “Slocks traded”iQtatlonsiramSlnclaliLantlCo.- I*.. 3:£ SS g;g g:S S:S , INOUNCES ! S S : n 't ' ■ "iuamll X a l i a -over the counte !‘ . S S ’!! > ! : t B i s ! g i : » Ig;£ I £2 .fS .f,SgS-“ ‘ I ffl.,; ffi!!. , !! ...... U.50A «,»A aa.QS Quotations from NASD ectronic O ffice — H — VS— | ! : H I IS iS 'I .4,t3t conitaeit: W»4nttdty j 2 ^ w J: iliin tdty opan initrtii I0,i*a op* p ro x im a te ly noon, All bid s in I d a h o Mikva. k North. Twin Felli f e i 1 3 S \ "S * - * I S IS I •«ll«(24hourt) t ‘ IS “ !:i 'iiI s25" JJ '"'g bids. Interdealer quotationg j - A N N O a “ f s i , s S 5:5 a r ,i 'i “ § : I! a Include retail markup, marl iS;! ^r- a !lSf 4i«7 X U -tt Vor 50:tC II si Is 'ki? ' t s „ if. !,■;?§!: 1 ris ai a Tl commission, These quotatD at ap- The Elect '«t« H eucJiCp ’’1 t m ? * Mtt*CHHKlM j f f S '* AJrUiM ..Tn; lOlt- S:S n n i!;!S S:U p ' ro v id e d by F o s te r and^M arsinterdealer i56 3rdA».. ABM lU s S7 aviIH- . M — f ' F— M ■ ! iw ! ' tt-tt Is W '".II*’*^11 U.M U.U M.30 SI.U 52.x P JG FARMERS AND RAN- I AiM I.B 7 o t sIH-M n - FtMrot .ti tits t I as.ao 49.70 49.C0 A.02A 19.80 3ns do not t m ^ i i tH- H FUrcNa .10 3 417I lit! I. ffin', IS “50.40 'S 50.40 «a.7S 41.97B H.U ^ F THE FARM BUREAU flg ;s !B 5S;||*«] Ftnti UID I 711 ' - tH* tt UcUin JI S mt * ; ,! • - ■ F?§ “49.SS 2 49 »B41.U 49 U 49» Bank I of Amer. arkdown or KE TO ■ THANK THE FOI- m t H FMNMl .11 . M1 s87H- U MuDCcrp 2 S 145 H Ttftdf C«p 1]IHJS4 MU* tt A*fi? A£K iM 7>IH0 1IH« ...... 4175Atf.7SA 4900 _ l ^> t S e c . Co. 18.875___atlons are businesses . . fo r their IN-BUY1N0-AD3-IN OUR------AMMfd 2 tl]7a X!5;^-fS,'&i— lt- ':a— M^I1H -i -'U KmO ra laidty optn Inlaiait ».Oli 1I ’s tl d a C o r p .875 jij40iStt*I tt "o-” 2 u * ” " •« ‘" ‘““l'"'- I IKEYOUNOPI BOOK FOR the STATE , 15:5 KSS r i . K .I '? ,1S1437 tt* U TiCaiA 1.10 I tlllat-a.OOO l&t: eanii par ip PM o o re F in . G p. 20.00 .ASK CHERS OF Tl ■ t r ».i5 " S “.i5: I m iittH T ' t ARMER RANCHER CON- • . - -K S fe.-'l- ,15 Irite rm n .G a s 9.625 18.125 WOULD UK£ T K 5 is a iSi','l5:-5-!STr--!S- -ra--! J i ? l »k“ ‘2 !!:iS !!iS H S S S :i! i ) S U -H tlonuca ■‘rS 14 ;s-£ r'i“i Kcllw ood 19,125 lOWING BUSI !* 7 l! ,S 1 }41^«! U Unaiiffl .15 17IT tt- tt T«iPkL ' -8 II !I:S SS SS | ------IT*'?------SUPPORTIN-BItntalOlitUat. SH Ford Uow tnI litt*1 H uonun la> 4744T4 lk*t T«iUU IJa ! -T4.00 74.24 71.» 71.75 73.S5 IL o n g . F ib e r 21.25 aPM dM III 1J8- » jre oI»-IK* n ForUck 2J4 I H I 10 212 24H. tt *14,91S eonuicit; WatfnatCay t ‘ r ; , PROGRAM BO jS - H FrMul 1.« 7 IUI 5ttI tt t l ^ a lio 5 - , S S ! ^atdty opan intaiail 2l.8i6 *P a c .S t.L if e 3.125 - i f : YOUNG FARWr B. irovrn 1441 U-U TMty .B I• - ^ 2 7 5 T ru s-Jo lsl 21.50 9.075 • FERENCE. ta I5“ " w a I 1i:n H prKat on 11 HiI SH* i tt HenonS t u Mces ..3 -■S;! 4.0: I a.wtt j.97\* itevt 4.02u i alMtlaOovlillo. Ag. SarriM 2U- «4 OloUlU JO 7 174I ITH-U I — 0 0— s.’ . r ,i 4.1 H 4,11U 4.13 414U 4.17^ 1O isS s.'iS xi'Siii'^; ____ t " ______1 S - Osis-H T - ' Odncn lia 5 n) ItH- i U OccdPl 2.S 3 n s i , “ a • Amatoomo' i -*k Qoodn t.« . 7 >nI lItt- I tt OMtn t.tO 5 ■ii IT a's is I1BI i plltt . K : i! i S I S t ! i i " i T ! : a s ' aTiiln-fcnn M7 1 » , ^ UW<*n "It 417 Mk- k w*dn«»N!!! ] gSp ’IS i 5 a r s i IT S:S5 ISli l:S !! ‘A a n - H Quiuwt .n 4 ni i i l i * - . S S S S ? iiS!!,: S 5 ssrs i i sis - 3.0SM iS 3.08U 3.0SU 3.07U 3.0«U io K n : - tt — HH— ——P P— WimU 1« 1' J.17W 3.20ttJ.17W J.1BW 3.UM All persons ha groin ot V alley W . . HUbrtn 1.89 1 4500} 4 44H* U PkCE T2 1220IM Hit. n Wl m iJi I Miat 1»,I7S coAiracit. WaO- ?,S itH-<>t HimPi lit ) a : ° s T :5 1 lftiarati_ 741,*M up 3,oa5. Fe 1C. Bu<]vi }«9 « ISO a \* Htfticp .ta II mi :§!i5 ST S iiSIS iS:! ar .I Sl pW»* H ' J - t H«C1* UkUf I M I rENTIOI 4M* H H««U l.uj . 7 214J r ] : 5 • S “ S S S ^ I S ' ^.'lB.* !»' 2“l7 :,18rt ,17U Burley, Idahc fo bring their SS:tl*. H HtrcuK III I ns I 3U 31U-ltt IX I aving”deposits of gr< I * 5 “ H pSn®* I ?<24 uS - tt WhiMfl SI :S :i?U ^ S 5 T U -H HMbWfl 2 USB ] "kTiS E t records ley Inn, ^ \ l I I i7»-H : Mwmp . Jt n s aS S"i'! 4 S II il :S«' :Stt ISS ?S« ■eed and Supply Inc. n . HBOftH 1JJ I 2S7 ! I 5J:5 S is atiat 8.S15 conlracii: 7U* U Hol mni .74 >157]T B » 7 h P ? ^ 10*10tio » tt- 5 wmm 1J0 • *-«!— -Hemttik-----• -l)-«4-p] *-pjott-H • - pBiir 'tw •‘-•irrw■ w - WlotOr - -M l- "!! isE j-jrft-S iS :*.,ppan-jnlaratt je.WO . up M. IO a re req u ested to 1 ^ '”! S5 " -* H HoahA 140 - 11U5 1 5J3 bX ^ tt WOOfirt IJO 4<4-U HoutOn Ml IIS4J 3S:5 1 '? V.S ulJH — XYZ— 00 bu, I. par bu Is to-room 160 Burlei !:S» !:S* !:S» ii?" i'!! »> ’I ;ii V>J5Z U ICIndui l-a~* ^ 211. «p: . « K j r i 'S ! 'S S.: 5 J2>“ .i ! OkmU ].4D S)BU stus -IH'* tuMP zt< r M p: ! S 1 ! ! S * S' . Persons witi Burley, Idaho jinning with --- CMNf---- >M------♦ S'!!!!:!-?.* 5f. s m i a s s 1 CMlCifl 5k 10 » S»1 h * : 2 X I S H I S i ' s I I !K;5 « 'f ,!SS | . : S '& W iS !:S. Si! ^ 5 : 5 . K 2*5, .7 7 ^ 5 7.0Vi 7.07H 7,02 7.05W -Ott letter lease » il I s L‘5:Ik l H X ..1W! 1r e t f S - l i ! IS !i |!:5 A m exstiitocks y.. . “ -i!!! report Feb. ig a t 9 a.m . " Shn 1.5 7” a ♦ S Lit- H KSM tU *7 » } « - 5 kew . Yom - W* The Idaho D< riculture will • » • ’:S i S -UK 5 H - l * Ji.CE l l S9 ^ liU - H AM M t 7 111 M 3.:; ESf" - ^ ’is ’ S ‘: s S ' 1S:S !5 &:S 1S?:S starting a t 9 a.m . I S H -U HoiiO 1 ^ II M M 15tt* H ^ .. 3 . :77J a 7U* H IS have reprei I go through SSJi 'iS r s5 litt- i H Rot© tlia .. * w 18;|g;S:Si:'SlS:S';S.S I5H« « Kmififl JI II la3 DH— : U — $ S ' * hSm* ' n '■i S iS!75 SS201.00 2S.fi 200.50 >01.80 20t.C0 I s k .'tt lunwc 1.10 10 ito0 »H* : « SihrSIr 2.B I 244 . 11 IV I3k« tt j S? »2Q^^202.M ^ .JO yoi ou. eu* U lUSiMn l.to 5 fl : iwS- H '"ii '' I 07 lilt- H WMn«tdjy i }apartm snt of A gric Iiik* h Ktmoon 4 5sao0 OH-l"I ' sISfT w . ISMisa iTtt S««n*i Drr '* - W«dn«»(Ur om Waitlj^41,W up I.3S2! I4U-H KU«t .a lITU5 1litt- tt SOttrng til 120 HU*t Kn-shtRi .12 t tU I ' i S U \ i H f S S . ^ ■ tl **t °tapofiaJ' by tha fiBOT atentlvet th are to gi BH-IH Kown 140 10 III1 I ■ ’I “ S3t pBlt-H ■ IVroBi JOg i II ifw-H 1 DDl but^t. 3ur records w jth you
C m i i3i » m c«to . J( . 11 87 S'*- CPfW 1JJ I1JI2 X^4» ’S 1! m Jth" CU& IM I M H\k- J _ 0 0 _ i ” * “ ■ OmJih I.I] . I Tit 1M« dmco tea -» 10 M s»«' DvtKi }40 ttsa p»u« thitoCp .U a 177 1l%« auii.« !,s ;i:: rtwAni 1 11 » t aM- A-lOTImes-Nows.TwiTwin Falls, Idatio Friday. Feb•ebfuarvS.IM? Witneesses sa^y poor bl;lacks sheamed WiWilliams !! ATLANTA (UPI)PI> — The state wiilte e ambulance driver wbo sa id ' th e prosecutlon'’s Star st^ witness. He black child,”chi T o ^ said. wound up Its lMay-1ay-long case against Wlllian lams once asked him "If Ii hhe a d s a id h e w a s w ith WlUlilliams frequently When11 pro c se c u to r Ja c k M a lla rd too: accused killer Wayne W Williams ever, c . considered bow many biacilacks several years ago when w tbe young him overrer tbe testimony again, be use Thuisday by tryinging to' convince the- could I d be eliminated by killing! oneor black was doing free-lai^ fn photo- “niggersirs” Instead of blacks - th Jun be was ashameimed of black street blackdk d iii d ." ...... graphyofaccidentscecenes. same wordwo anothw witness fromI lb d ilJ d re n ood d riv enintokUithem. (i Williiilliams is on trial 'for the-tnunk irder "He seemed to me m like he was ambulatlance company said t tha h a t In a day of hard-h■d-hltUng testim ony, 'o f Nathanlel a ti Cater and Jim my Rs R a y a sh a m e d o f lo w e r dass, a s lower middle WUUamsm a h p ri tised. J u d g e CQ(^per hbai a d Uw prosecution prepresented witoesses Payne, ie, two of the 28 young blaclilacks claM bracks,’ Tolailand said. “He- upheldI a a defense obJecUon that suclsuch J, wbo recounted WUllalillams' disgust witb. abducti ic te d a n d m u rd e re d In A tla n taa. . seemed to think they!y were not doing words wt -1------poor-Uaoks^ind-saldi would be inflammatory toI III!tb ^ B | | W STKTputtlirrTu^ f ei^t^'blacks aod four whitesItes, ------how-pressure to thethe neck would re- entirelj 'ely circumstantial case, defenafense their best foot forwardtrd. H e w as an g ry ' b u t it aipparently p p slipped out of Tolsnland n d e r a v ic tim uncons(}nscious. counsel sei Al Binder moved for directe!cted a b o u t it. despite3 piprceecutor's warnings. T b e m o st te llinIg g sins g le w itness o f a c q uilttal ltt and Judge C l a r ^ Coopt loper “ O h o n e o c ca sio n he hi asked me Ifl “He ha.hadJlOir58-Ldonlt.kDQw.lfh' Ifbe _____ ^ ______" tbe state’fl-case-agaijgalnst7the-23-year'*—prom pt iptiydeniedtbeTnMIoh:------ever considered howjw many.BIacla read theihem somewhere or if be dltdid ___ black photographaphcr.was a hulking ^bb; bby Toland, an ambulance, waswa could be-eliminatedd by killing one them bintilmseif,” Toland said. Reagann issues calliifor moree volunteerrism "BY GEORGE" K E R O ^ W ASH IN G TON 'UPD-President 'U: "didn’tVt Just^hurry on by . . . and looklool wound," be said, “butu t w e c an do a lot M I orNLY 10DJ)AYS I ^ , R e a g a n , m ix in g aI bbli it o f poU llcs w ith u p a c a s :a s e w o rk e r and s a y th a t a feilovillow if we walk togetherr down that one _ mr 3 y m h k | L l his reli^on message,ige, carrlcd his call back onon r o a d looks lik e h e m ig h t b)eln e Ii path that we knoww provides real ^ UM for replacing goverivemment services need oof f bI e lp ." h o p e .” A Portable with increased volunilunteerlsm to a Na* TheJ presidentp: asked: "Isn't It tim(time About 3,000 people5 —• representing UM Heater Hut I tional Prayer Breakfiakfast Thur^ay. ' for us to g e t pe rso n a lly in v o lv e d . . . ti L E F 1r I i .. to all branches of the government,g ail ^ Illustrating hisi point| with the restorere our q>irlt of neighbor carini rin g th e sta te s , 120 n a tio nsandC^ngress— s 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ n HeedsNo (COM ING FEB. 1 biblical tale of a trav ravciler who baited for nelgl!ight»or?" packed into the largege auditorium at i Electricity h is Jo u rn e y to a id a troubledtr stra n g e r, "W e'll e'll never find every answerwer, the Washington Hiltonon for the annual TImM.Mawt Salat Rap. ho«n‘l ootrt Reagan note1 bock on. 99.9% (u«1 «Hl- )al: Cut papperwork b\ly 13% “j;"";y moon* odorlo»»> tmokolo»* I WASHINGTON (UPI)(U ~ The ad- spendinding, we must also cutback gov-gov emment programs arare currently be- ollon, Boltory poW«red Ignl- j ministration rele/
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— n o w ~ ------n o w “ r e d u c e d I now V red u» ce d / o r e d D ® / ^ - price 4 0 * ^ Sportswear odds and endseni in sizes 6 to 24 I Famous brandnd ro b e s a n d g o w n s In broken br Famousus brand active sportswe(ear In sizes - imous brand active sports)rtswe^r from the m onths. 2Tto 41. and7t(7 to 1 4 . boull s iz e s . 6 throughugh.20. tUtiqiierSizes 6 through 16. (the children're n ’s af//c; • ■ ■ f s f r e e f /e v e /; ; ^ s fre e r level) fsfreef/eve/;
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e :;; ~~on(rre^gT oTIp ^ one group jr.“ S ' - - — r ‘ ‘ hlandbags i jackets & pparkas ^ M m r e ggularly u to 50.00 regularly to 100.00 ) v M w m , I ' - ' - f m ) 99 ; U p - no\ : 3 4 ® ” G oodQd assortment of handbag Choose from a good selec 'V./ b ag s in a variety i election of junior short ^ of colcolors. jack ets a n d ski p a rk a s .. Si;Sizes S..M.L. ______(lop-cf- the-stair] ______^ (lOD-ol-the-ihe-stalr) ______
0one 1 group on egrou p j'jr. sports)swear junior plants a I regularly to 56.00 regularly to 28.00 n ow AC )' 99 . . rereduced I" V -/)% now 1 2 ® i^rdinated junior sportsjrtsw e a r in sizes 5 Consisting of fam oust br;brand jeans, sheeting thnhro u g h 13. pants and dark colorec3red corduroys. Sizes (lop-ot-the-sti■stair) for jjy Mjr 3 tO l3 . (the pantintshop) i
V1 "Con e table o n e g r o u p ■ % j- j jr.^p©rtsswear jogging Jsuits regularly to 50.00 regularly to 49 .9 5 . 3 9 ' 99 ^ now 1 3® l-amous brand junior spsportswear In sizes now 3 9 ® ^ ■ 1 S.lhrough 13. We've just receivedd a good assortment Ir^...... " (lop-of-the-se-slair) of jogging suits in sIzesS3s S.M,L. ------1------1------All aa d j e (C t l \ ^« a p ► p ly lt o C : s i - F \ i c k iS B y L A R R Y HO VEY S in ce 1969 h a s a nofrti>D-bost te a m gone- in to a foreign f( provided all the the fireworks In (he closln{sin g m inute to m ig h t a s ww> ell s ta r t g e ttin g used to it nownow. ." Time^Newswiiter (leldbouse and come outHit w> ith (b e re g io n a l cham piominsblp. preserve (hat vid/ic tb ry . M a tte rs-s h a v e c h an g e d considerably■ably sin c e th e first, . AU of which merely[y* preludesF the anoouncemenent th a t -‘‘I t Is a g a me wew definitely w ant to win. 11 vwould give us Rlcks-CSIi;i gam e w as snowed oul 10 daysays ago, • • C S l wUi b e invading Ricks Ri< College Saturday nigh'jbt. But some momentumum going into Saturday nlghl,'Ihl." said Coach The bigg thingI was NIC’s four-pointIt victoryvi al Rexburg , ' TWIN FALLS - "Critical,leal, crucial, big, most impor-»r- before that happens, (b(be e E a g le s , w ith a 17-4 recort3rdrw1ll Dave Campbell,>11. "Snow might be the,bestest team we've last Satunirday. That road victory - thetl first lime the ta o t.’l e n te r ta in th e Snow CoU[College B a d » r s ton ig h t. It will w be faced since tbee CChristmas break and theyy h(have a history Cardinalss Ih a v e e v e r won th e re — h aas s pulp North Idaho, in r. *n^areibead]ectiy.e&CoLCoUegwt.S9H.th§ntJdahoi^ ans Lynwood Merchants familyfan nlghf with the entih> f vine CSl tough. CSris one ifbf their two or the driver’!ir’s s e a t fo r th e regional ho stt ddes e sig n ation. m u st^ t used (o from nowiV Icto tb e e n d of th e season. 'Then»e admitted for is. _ .. thrro big gamesa'everyyear?* e C S T smnl^lon li IS even clearer now.I itli l 'h a s t o w i n a l l s l x i o •' Goldeo Eagles arc ln(o tbeirleir regional schedule wheree a It would be difficultlit tot call tonight’s game a1 tuneupti Campbell saidlid tbe matter of having a. toi tough g a m e 24 g e t th e tojum u am ent In Twin Falls. A tielie w> ilh e ith e r N IC o r i ' stubbed loc can mean post^set-season d is a s te r. Y ou c a n readead b e c a u s e C S l h a d to batUuld p la c c th e to u rn am en t onn foreignfor co u rts, - (hat a»-npt-bostiog tbe regtoiigional-toumamcnl^nly-twicGi]c c ~ the Badgers^in Ephraimlim in early Docombor, Lobroro B a le s-— h a v e to d o if-wire e i' >s. ^ by a point Saturday night,^ t, couldn't first three, manage that trick againstnst the Bob-— "We were coldco all th e w ay aro u n d ," _____c a ts . ______s a id _dlsappolnolnled Coach Alice Hill 'Tfi^B obcats,' first-roimdiiicnosers lo “The defen*is-waspoorrfiuf ' shooting— ; ^ T vrtn F a lls , c a m e b a c k tbtie e Ih a rd w ay, w a s po o r, th e pressp didn’t affect them. '‘■ ^ 3 b e a tin g M lnlco th e final tww o inights fo r N o th in g worke<•ked." ^ ____ thprtiarnplnnohtp. ______B U RLEyjo______.,_JON1CO»______B u rle y d id it w ithout leading lej re- p*«y« H i-* ptajrcr tg n-« pf tp bounder Krishna Carpenteriter who sus- ir?l-I 3 S w etl...... 3 44 4 I0_ w 1 onoimo....o o-rro tained a knee Injury In Tuesday wM 1 10PrterM...,2 M I 4 ^ night's game. It didn't rcspCSpOnd SUffl- Prlbble 1-1 i ».|-erTla...... 4 .M 4 8 •...... ciently to allow her to play.V N«1«M...... 2M•l« t J 11 U oyd...... 0 H 3 1 • i,/, r. M lnlco w e n t w llh th e pressfessthathad -J H 5 i C uoej...... 0 M J J M 4 4 WUm o ...... I M 2 2 , . ... polished off Twin Falls.but bi Burley ?SS^V «ii5li O ToUli ID t-17 a 21 d id n 't h a v e a lot o f tro u b le wv llh It a n d ...... 4 U U U -0 when the Spartan ^tfen:iense could ...... 2 t I J7-2i
i;4iiemrd ------I m m welcorriijesexparinsion 87UVEN81 CKEEKt/Tlnm 1 M cFadden for tw o potni n t s d u r i n g T h u r s d a y'schoropionshtp ' s cl ; — ------ByCHRlSHAFT------iiYou-get-si-strongec-with-numbers,— J !R aft River’s Robbtn NycN goes up over H agcgerm an center K ristin W Times-News writer and people., ThisT makes it twice as ■ c o m p e titiv e!," ," IC accia affirm ed . V Stephensonm has : no doubt that Big % ■ The NCAA’s action to r «n l a s s l f y 39 S k y te a m s can;an provide any fo rm e r I-A W ^ a g n e»r, M cF"addentliftP iria te s to\ StateI schools from Division I-^I-A to I-AA school with rigorousrli competition. He B y L A R R Y H O VEY inigh( l( showed. We s ta tu s In football w ill Im;Improve the said lhat scholJiolarshlp limits, often an By RJ,R iv e r, w h ic h o ften led in Ihe firstfii half. year, and tonigl o v e re d u p w o rk e d a n d woiworked on it and it I-AA ” though it might;ht crow d its ' in d ic a to r of! talent,la do not vary much TimcS‘News writer »T"They cam e (o play. They cov ner and Improved, but;not not enough, I g u e s s ." playoff system - while thfth e e ffec t on b e tw ee n BigJ S)Sky and other schools. __ _ _ _ bobo(h our pos(s (Wagne m scorched the nets and the Big Sky ConferenceAce will be "I don’t thinblnk th e re 's a huge, signlf- " “" jm M c F a d Me d e n ) a n d w e h a d troulouble ge l- N e ith e r te a m sc tin g th e b a ll in sid e ." b o th w orked thh e p e rim e te rs w ith a lo t ' n e ^ ig ib le . leant dlfferen took a 94 lead early In played so hard last night (a 4 phone,' welcomed- th(the I-AA’s enthusiasticall:ally — as soon ^ a.new half, hai shoved Hagerman Into0 thei lead • ------pl£ eriod before Rafl River ex p a n sio n fro m SO to89 teanearns. playoff formamat is devised to replace' witwith eight points In the later thirdtl and —overov( Oakley),'’ he said. "It's od o ffe n siv e f lu r ry of th e am sciup^______e a r w a y s b a c k w h en you lose th ------i!Tbe-dlrect-effecLaa_tia_theJeague_lhe.eight:team early fourth quarters. Cominling to the The victoryI cen a d d ed a ccripple off a steal: playoffs. It has a directect effect on Big Sky will111 beI affected. No longer throws thr to stym ie any rally pliplans Raft and secondedd (he Pirates champl- \W arr said Raft River conw sent the Trojans ahead onship In the ? on containing Hagerman's h( I-A A -Ievel football whTchch I think Is will two confenference teams reach the R Ri\ iv e r m ig h t h a v e had. e Magic Valley Confer- on X u X 12-9 w ith M t e[iside l d i sh o t a n d th e te a m s side and felt his girls did well positive: it'll give us additicditional teams playoffs, ass Idaho 1 State and Boise FHagerman moves to ththe slate ence. Sid Ell eno u g h ( f a je d b a s ij e lsIS aas s the first half ended, ollege of "It's been up th e re a n d on de fe n se to win. and more exposure mednedia-wlse in State did inn 1981.l " T h a t would b e a play^fs, p la ^1°*' u p a n d dow n a ll se aso n th< . w J R a f l R iv e r wenlwen dead offensively in lig_____—! !iBut-ballhandling,-passii ------soraeareas-of-the'countryitryw hCTfr w e - r a r ity now,-^^C^Caccia edmltted.-^It will— Soi itwlllplay— but-we-had-ei irter andTor a wbHel! haven't had attention,”" SStephenson be very difflcificult to get two teams In the sccondi>lace team from fr the here,’’said Coaio a c h B ra d R oyse. ddribbling, r just handling the I r g a m e all •S eeH A G E i s a id . •S e e>BIGSKYPageB3 B I notnorthern Idaho district at 12:3::30p.m; Royse praiseIsed the effort of Rafl been be the weakest part of our f iGERMANFageB2 L a nTy y Houea_____ M o T u tside? influenricesp uit p r e s ssure o nI M onscon, V arindals M OSCOW -It’s toughen1 enough try in g to w in th e BiggSky S Monson's name continuallycor Is being linked1 with ^ the "I think you'OU get to that age in any profiro fe sslo n ," h e sa id W hen you’ve yi been gone that longIg (on(( the road for f^ur Conference championshipJp \without the distractions attne-game lead at the mld-poIntlint of "1 g u e ss everyonene assumes he’ll be retiring.ig. I don't some years; 111like we've had (he last coupltuple tefore-they’ll. crowd,I, thei officials, everybody got caught up in l( and the conference race. know If Washington1 hah a s a m a n d a to ry re tire m e nIt t aj g e. I'v e e v e n c o n side e ryr; o u . I p ro b ab ly h a v e as goo( a 'c h a n c e rig h t w hen thatth; happens Ite whole worid’sid’s a g a in s( y o u ." But in the middle of thishis a few things have poppedid up.i talked to Marv seververal Umes (ills year but I’vI’ve never now of beingIg , MM< onson sa id , " W e used One is the "stress fracturelure" In the leg of stickout gusguard discussed that withb him,”h Monson said. "But: yes,j th a t y e a r s . A nd bybytbenrilbelnthemid-50s. to c a ll1 it (h e old g re e n s tlc k ty p e thln{h in g . II w o n 't show up on 'Brian Kelierman, who) playsp despite it. The ma;n a jo r w ould b e o n e jo b I'd1 bave b a to be interested In." "TheArizoncona th in g Is u n iq u e b e c a u »; i(’sit': co m e up In (he re g u lair r X-rays but he continued lo 1;have the pain so they distractions are (a) theB reverberationrt of that ovcrtlirtlme Vandal boosters haveha- tried a couple (blngs.tcto assure middle of the;tie year. Coaches don’t resigngn Iin (he middle of used aI bone b sc to with dye and it shouihowed up. Joss at Notre Dame andid ( (b) the increasing speculatllation Monson's longevllylnf’ln R(oscow. Last year they attemptedat - the year andId Ihey (the employers) don'to n 't go looking fo r " I t isn’t Isi a thing that would keepeep him from playing or- ( h a t M onson WlU b e movingIng elsew here at season’a end.d. a p la n w h e r r y $S0,00(1,000 w ould b e d o n a ted by booso ste rs a n d c o a c h e s in mir the I which boosters are; beingbe asked to contribute cacash to be the Notre Danlam e loss. " W e rrestetftt days thiss weweek b u t h e 's b e e n bac|c A rizo n a co ac h in g vacancy.c y . - - presented to Monsonin a:a n y w a y . In that garjame, tdabo, shooting 93.7,?, p(p e rc e n t, Ju m p e d th e laist st couple of because we feel if you sit out ten - (Perhaps of Interest,, G ra n t a n d B ra n d en b u rg were w( But the simple factsfac are. Monson's salaryt (of a b o u t a h e a d 2&-103 but b then became very tentantatIV6DTrerSIveIy“ lo h g yo'i'dii I ^ yoW timihgV "■ r their beads, tbe Vandals • . ro o m m a te s a t C olorado> StateSti one year and BrandenbiDburg $40,000 a t Id ab o evenen with a $50,000 bonus doesn'sn’t match and tbe Irishih c a u g h t a t (be b u z z e r andid w on In o v e rtim e . W ithh thI o se th in g s h a n g in g o v e r the Sky ConfeVence chase tiy accepted the Wyoming jobob tafter Grant turned it down.)Q.) u p w ith (h e $200,000,000 a n n u a l in c o m e th e Arizrizona job . "I’mgettlnfJngalllU eblt,notalot.. .afe's fe\v le tte rs fro m a b e g in thetl second half of the Big Sky M onson s a id h e w as outut ofc th e office e a r lie r in th ejveek jv t generates. The basese pay| from the university isisn't a lo( cotmIeof‘coB you have (o win and you tried very hard," Monsonson said. “No, I haven't appipplled Monson has to be« realisticr concerning his faramliyand "I think itt w a s kind of a te a m th in g ," MMonsonsald.g "The old thinling. There are road games yoi ly'who enduced it. havetoto w in a t h o m e ." • th e re .’’ fu tu re . players stood» d around and I’m tbe guy's I B-2 T im es-N ew s, Twin FaltiFalls, Idaho Friday. Februarya r y 5 .1 9 a 2 ----n —Brriefly in s[iports—— ■ ■ WlBiamtns to be in Old Timmersgame NFl'LPA re-elects n ^^ c o U a t o r s i:PUHI BEACH, Molokai (U(UPI) - The Natkmi B O STO NI (I(UPI) - Itte Boston Red SoxSa will lure back KEF :iatioa reelected ils presi* ■ - * H a U o f F a mtriers e Ted wmiaras and Joe. CiCronin lo Fenway FoottMball League Players Assodati and D^otiatlng comi^ttecIttee to two-year temis Parkfortbetile team ’s first Old Tim ers G aistinieMayl. ' rsday, showing intent to nudenalntaln a' its positkm on * llte tbree-ee-lnalng game will be pla;played belore the Thu™ entage pay during tbe iq>concoming negotlatkms with (Tim By . regularly schicbeduled game between tbele IRed Sox and ihe percen lOW Qers. Texas Rangeigers. It also wlll_celebrftte_t:e_UB.allh-year nl ' leamn sdected to two-year-terms-ns-with-president-GeoB ------o w n e i ^ pWTBeTawk^famUy.- l v ja w o f tb e O akland R a k le rss wut u 40 players are scbedul^I tolo participate. StanH >wiy elected to tbe executiveIve committee1 were Mark — phy of tbe Washington RedsM.Isklns and two alternate^, Famedj Nashua des^pe» e d 5 K] Bunting of Philad^pbla and.md Jam es Lofton of Green, WTL'- L E X IN GGTON, T Ky. (UPI) - ‘Nashua,ua. a top thorough- Bay.; itives and alternates are AM B3 bred whosese racing duels with Swapsips still are avidly Tbele N Fti player representative argalnlng strategies. discussed nne e a rly th re e d e ca d es a fte r tby n j PEBBLE BEACH,CH, Calif. (U P I) - B ru c e LJetzke, le t a leading money whwinner a year ago. were In a (g ro u p a t big w inner on the.toutour a year ago. shot a six-und(nder-par 73. 66 a t P e b b le B e acJi IiT T h u rsd ay a n d F o r re s t Fezleitier, who Jeny Pate aceaced the par-3 Ifith at Cyprpress but B^v ______8 ln ig g le d .lh n )iig bhftiit o u thft 18«1 ttpflfinn, mfl>ph<^h a U L a t ____ flnlshed-W lUj.a.74..74..It markcd.Uieiirst.(im&aQ>o y o D ab a s______B ■ C y p re s s P o in t to> share sh the firsf-round leadd 1In th e a c e d th e hole InJ th.th e C ro sb y , and it w a s o n ly the.th fourth ? $300,000 Bing Crosby5by N ational P ro -A m . tim e ever anyonen e th a s m a d e a bole-io-one th eire. n O ne of G e o rg e B u m s , whowb( won the Crosby two yeaniars ago, those who accomfjmplished that feat was the laIs te B ing had a 67 at Pebble,!e, ai n d M a rk L y e shot 67 a t toitougher Crosby. Sp^a^Ul.^ ! ave 20*^ hamplon David Graham shotot a 75 at . >• > p!aylng-Spyglaa.Hm,.shot_a,t_a_69jq ____ r ^ L ^ S e ^ G He Scoil SimpM n,5iI, Jack'NlcUaus a n d ^ ri Cren th e s a m e cou rse;e. , iBoth haye been struggling s ------o n ly th r e e B n o t r o3ff f f the-leadrSlmpsoTTJlayedPI —Big Price-(fc-C ut-onO urr-ExcitingJVi( f i d e o — 1 — 7l982 season openec•ned five w ee k s ago. while Nlcklaus and Crenshaw opened at C> CJypress / hasn'tI't iplayed well this year, eltlIther. But he easiest of the three courses ------Point, regarded the < Thursday he gothot hot coming home, makingg a< n eagle Disc Piavl y e r W i t h Reemote Contii t r o l in th e C ro sb y . s io his final eight holes. ______Ab expected, Cyprypress yielded the lowest scoi J___ ^ CED-l_by.ReflHat a t i c » ______nly-113,064 In-all-of I98l'9nd.hefie a lre ad y ------erfect conditions with the teni play opened in perfe t figure this year with good finishesfir at he 60s and a warm sun bathir ture ranging in the i d San Diego opens and tbe BB. ob H ope * Monterey Peninsulaiula. Traditionally the touma ISK il HHe also played well comlniIng home, '1 K = S l' =l"«ngto»rbMe*die putts io his final four holes,s ...... - ~ - - J least 54 holes, has hai been p lag ^ by lncl( w e a th e r. “I’m pretty proudpre of my 3i coming homim e ,’’ said M orris Hatalsky,7 . Gene< U ttler, Jeff Mitchell[)ell, H al U e t ik e , w ho wiroo oo th re e to u rn a m e n ts a n d mJo need to toucijch the disc or a single contiontrol. Visual ^ d o n ’t know . T hlat at was in the last round. Thisils is In the f ir s t ro u n d of a $125,(25,000 golf to u rn a m e n t. Search goes forward or revBverse at 8 or 60 tim es nonrormal speed— ^ Arden. ^'^t round. . T h e to u rn a m e nIt t is sponsored by Elizabeth An with a vievrable picture— to find any segm ent. Withh ftfull-fuiictlon re- ^ rylng to get off to a decentnt s ta r t in King’s round onin theU 6,211-yard South course■se at the “I’m Just trylr m ote control, you do it all fromfr your easy chair! #16-3&-301 g ise I usually don’t play the windw very ^ Tum berry Isle Courtountry Club featured an eaglegle-three Florida beca^ w ell. T h e w indI wws as a b o u t th e sa m e th is m ojmlngasit- n y on th e 470-yard UIth th hole.1 h«TPr4 was last week; mamaybe a little lessi" A non-winner In1 m o re th a n fo u r y e a rs o n th e 1 A member of tthe same Furman Unlversrslly team ■ ■ . ■ 1 lour, King. 26, holedlied out a n 85 -y ard w e d g e shot elfilSv two-tlmtime money leader Beth Daniiniel to the "'•YTTr nth, the ball damaimaglng the edge of the cupisllghUy sl LPGA lour. Kingng IsI off to a good sta r t th is wi in n t e r . ______’ *1C10 Off! AM/FM ClockCl Radio Por) r t a b l e C a s s e t t e9 Recorder I "y ------:wheaUhittbepinaDlanddroppedtoibebolton— ------Shc-had onlytlyoiie over-'par round la st^ h e lo g ja m a t 69 w e r e defe W iH rsilm -V ertUticartook— w/V ttlrBolltlrrM lcncrophone— ^ ------Included In the f/rS h finished tied foror ssixth at one»219 b y R e a lis t i c ______C T I rrR-41by.R««ll«lc____ green to drop outt bfof a tie for the lead; Jarie BI “ venth hole, and made birdie putts of 30.1. 12 a n d 18 w ho h a d pu lle d Intoito ai tie b e fo re s h e b ogeyed th( and Hollis Stacy,y. winner of the tour-opcne:ner last _ _The wind, nonwrmal for south Florida thisils time of weekend at Deerflelifield B each. year, died consldtslderably during the aftemoorwh as 25 of 5 u t 2 0 % f . Also at 69 were! veteranve Donna Caponl, 1981Fil Rookie the 39 scores; atal par or better were .anam ong th e ■ c of the Year Patty]tty Sheehan and two unheiheralded afternoon starterste rs . youngsters, Deanlelie \Wood and Becky Pearson.I- S till, n o one COIcould catch King, who has ha(lad several ■ Jo A n n e C a m e r.•. wwl bo lost to S ta c y on th e fifthih sus d d e n ru n n e r-u p finisheshes on tbe tour. A native o»f f: Reading, V death playoff holelole last week, was amongig seven pa.. King has earnedea; less than $200,000 inn herI brief i players at 70. Anothiother 11 shot 71 and 13 match<;ched par career. 72. UtUe had what'hat sbe called "a solid roundid... 1 only :— ------CoTncldentallyrKlrKlng-alsoholed-Dut-a-Tvedg■dge-shot------madcoueTnlstakc:ake,-atthel8th:"------pace-savlng^‘waker^ — ~m r i Cue/Review • A ut^eveis v e l pper" has radio or 1 BattArtM fxtra bUZ2uzzer alarm! Hi/lo • H lgh/U w jone Switch jne switch. PM/ Lrt mixing for re- p i i/ake Indicators, auto ive $12.07. MIke/aux input n rding from aux and externalrial or built-in isplay dimmer, — 1 )6 counter, Auto- ^ ike at the sam e time. Tape o CSI— 3 9 9 5 srKsnooze x and 59-min- JI on holy cow. I think Northth Idaho Is the % op. jack for earphone or ext(extension ^ - •C o n tin u e d fro> m m 1 P a g e B I in g for' fun fu now. I don't think wc con te sleep buttons. :k) best junior college teaeam I've seen u t e i leaker. AC/battery operation.ion. #14-841 g “And that assumesiS thattl we can win beat CSI.S I. W c c a n ’t h a n d le th a t (Rlck) 1 2 -1 5 2 4 ______Reg. 49.95 *12- all sbc," Campbell polojointed out. "With Tunstailill inside. And for quickness,ss. since some of the teanum s Boyd G ra n t •: the talent that thoselose th re e te a m s ( G e r alid) l d Kennedy. (Charles):s) had at CSI. And this ye«ear’s CSI team n )ig Bargainl Dc>esktop Calculateitor with H have, going undefeate•ated would be a Williamsms and (Lebro) Bates, I'd ranks right along withth tb e m .” Drive H om e a BIc itedoutCSIhas - N ^ — - m i r a c l e .------tr a d e d1 anan y th re e o f m y p la y e rs fo roine n e Butwheoitwaspolnte M obile CB Radioio—»40 Off 4-1i-Key M emory R ic k s C o a ch G a ry' GGardnerj is paint- of those« quickq guys." won only three or fo u r tim e s 1" ______TRC-421Aby Re*Realistic Eo02001 by ing as black a plctucture possible In Gardntdner finds discouragement in Rexburg. Gardner saidlid " I ho p e sc Klla Shack viewing the game,, mostm of it pro* theoverasrall excellence ot the region, ^ — V - m p te d b y th a t N o rthildaholc^. Idi “ — i'Wherilere can y o u ^ and find three U. of h VANDA " T h a t p u t u s rig h tloutoflt.” ou hesaild teams thatth have these kinds of rc- In a lowered voice. “W"We’re just play- cords?" h e a sk ed . "19-1. 18-4, 20-3,>•3. BASKETBALL 8 7 % ■ VANDALS ^ B M 2 NORTHERN ^ 0 B B fl ' (O f f Hagenrman-— — ARIZONA :omPageBl the finallal period. Raft River closed the ■ •C od lin u e d from sy-to-S*e 10-DlflH & m m l^t blow It gap to) t]three point, tbe last time aat t Moicom ' appeared Hagerman joraacent Display ^ 25-22. ThThen McFadden began hitting H 9 5 s w id e open. i" 8 . V ; : f p " r & oM Profit Marg^) m W a g n e r h it tw o fl(field goals and her free■ee throws aod with 2:09 left,2ft, TIp-OH ^ut4p%55 9 9 5 2 Ided' another ' as“ Wagnefiefs-budret'm oved Hagermanl a n ' ■ 9:00^p.m. - - “kT>y ' m *------Bonnie Bright adde< S3 the time v/lth Hagerman took the; le a d 17-14. T h a t o u t of rere* a c h . Set help, dlr^tons or pass Ipsi LED channel jug in McFadden and LIVI ’I. fellrelk)w travelers-on long trips' ust In time to help figure youyour taxdsl Pea- ^ m o v e d to 21-14 w h en I LnrERM HAOCRMANM idlcalor. Add an ex- Bright, tbe latter on1 a long sh o t, k e p t - ff u fi-tpflp display and modulation indie jres standard percent key,y, pp< l u s a A % k e y r a the Hagerman streakik going.g wighi...... 2 M i i HeFmUea.3 »I0 2 15 temal speaker and hit PA svi nrgm 'pefcent of changerlierlndlcators for— ^ ------...... 0 2'2 4 2 PlUKli...... J W 2 i s Tl. W ith m ik e , m tg . ^ But just as suddenl]enly. Hagerm an’s ...... !'i Ex:atisf^i bile public address system . ’ verftow,'negative and memo>mory. Pick one up |B ,.,,1 M 1 2 liulme...... I 1-3 4 J hardware. #21*1502 fojr r home Of office! # 6 5 ^0 1 Je m shooting eye left. LauLaurel CotUe and ...... i »■! 1 t O H tU ...... t M 1 4 ...... ter Nye .added free throwro w s In th e fin a l Tr»cy.!!!<.,.,.0 M 2 0 Wagner,,,.4 o-i ii 2 I •minute to reduce the third-quarter Nye...... ,,3 2-5 J » tL Y O N ■' 1='" - ,,1 -tH) 2 2 . ,^■ h a i ~ s c o re to 2 M 7 . R a ft!t flR iv er w e n t th e S f ! ” II M U3I TcUli U 1M7 UMSM TODAY'S A ihaekStoreorO eale entire third quarter;r vwithout a field i t A M . leck Your Phone B(lookm (or the RadM ill alerl4earestYou R A D I O S T A AOrviSlONSlON OF TANOV CORPORATION g o a l. R«n{U«trm ...... 4 H J » -Jl ■i MAY VARY AT INOIVIOUAL STQAESiS AANO OCALCRS _ Twice tn the firstI th re e m in u te s of Ki«enn»Q ...... I S 10 tt-M 2 ^ o ( B r u in si, . M in icCO in Geem racce —formow Friday. Fobribruary5.19fl? TImos-Nows.fS.Twin T Falls. Idaho B-3 “ W e ne ed to p la y w ell a g[ainst a in Minico because the g g a m e w a s still e m otiooal forfoi them and Burley. It — . By LARRY HOVEY nt e x t tim e w e ’U b e tb e re . If: thingsth t w e n t r ig h t fo r us, a a lw a y s Is w h en T w in F a lls,s, hM lnlco o r B u rle y p la y s Vmes-News wiiler ^ P l O ]V o f f s5 - ^ '■ would\ be in tbe district touma:mament,"he8aid. each e other. So I think thehe emotion thing Unda ' “Tbe two vra have to cooceocentrate oo are (Mike)' balances b out." Sbockey{ and (Randy) Homerner. Tbey really hurt us A sto rq u ia w a rn s th a t h ist BiB ruins w ill h a v e lo sla y TWIM FAI.1J! - Tiw Twln.Falls-Bniias Tv and - last i tim er And we’ve got to igo to tbe boards with -up 'U regardless of-toolght'ss ooutcome because they - Agee’s5 OT hier(roics M inico S p a r ^ ^ b a c kc In contention h i tb e G em soms e authority this tim e." bbei e s a ld . - ...... travel ti to BonnevIIIe_Salurdaylay- State Conference raw . Minico Coach Craig Dexteixter said be viewed the " It wouldn’t do a k)t of good to beat Minico Ono of them will probablybly be out of it when they first ( quarter of tonight's gameame as tbe critical part. c Friday and then go into Booionnevllle flat Saturday,” gives VL^alley crcrown ------g i^ b ed tonight.^------■— ^e-thlnk-lls-retilyHmporiportaot4hat-Twin-Falls— g * h '? ^ ? ‘TTiV\iTOuIdiiB fclirij^oflBriT^'can'f The Bruins will be invadvadlng Rupert at 8 p.m. th a s a good f irs t q u a r te r ajalnst ^ us. You remember B y C H R IS H A FT win It, M lnico's bur favorite.’';e." today with tbe winner staylaying within a game of ttbat first district game lastast year aod It was the • TimeS’News writer “Bonneville is a problemn becauMt tbey can play ____pace^ting. HlghlandawUKl the loser absorbhig its „ sa s n e way ngolna* m ghlanrfod Ilajd n ig h t. W o ju m pgd ____ =and u will be our n fih -^iiraight-gamei oh the road - — lourth^feat in league play■lay. T h at n u m b e r sho u ld oay-wllh^lh^2Tpbinisiand=I2:i Xeftnt w l38-ERti«1 (K):)dec.OomiyQ.IM. de continued, it- worsened GOODING - Ken AndersonAi bytoricllwliUmUeWendeU won 12 points :185-Doo DtvJei (WR) dtc. B«t IW They abounds, began,gan, sustained and IIWT-BlUy M e n o a (WRI wcabr I (J>pliuwdPa]mer.;44. scored their Initial baske' scored 25 points andd Gooding G by (ortcit. BolBoth te a m s fo rfeited a t 112 ‘ )dec.Sra»fa.t24. ket of th e g n je d D eclo 'ss r;rally with three State pullM away fron'rom Bliss and-145 , ■ H7-Cortkr(K)(fcOdec.Totnuo.iM. first, sccond and third f ttro p le a se d — m a r g in b y g elllngmorepins. llk . ■ ...... ngs press valley still traUeiaUed by fiv e. 24-19,______and scoring,' but wltlrt^S Bliss’ reach in tbe thirdili'lW od wUlseetheehcham p lo n sh ip ro u n d begin wllh wi most of the wrestlerss itonight," Valley endedtd thI e se a so n w ith a 5-3-1------'"5!‘'° l ° T “rSliauna HenryinryHll al)ai9ket and _ wltbal2-2scoringadvan 'A g e e d r o p p ^ a n o th e r one t vantage. at6;30p.m. • •______Kl_Klmberly_Coach-Eat_VallUlllai t sa id , re c o rd .______c through, two free throwsvs arid,a after b r ^ - lalen K ast She added her third baskisket w ith In g up a p ass, Sue Senior forward Dale "TltirCordier has wresltetted iiT ih e Sue S h a w v er c an n e d la -D o ln ts:------i«yjVHV»u«7io' " - ——sllghtIy-mo^-tban-a_mli _paced_Blis8-w llh-l3' upper weight class the last tw, “ 15-Ieoter toI put pu Valley on tc^ Ulefwoabyforielt. “ F two nights, 9s_DB*kenffillplnoedWlaleT».l:Ot ' mainlng, giving Valley a »30-25.24,______IL Eleven of his tallies can a n d 'h o r w o n tw o. H e Is IS-' I u«wsln tb n»-R«ySu{tt(':it(We)>wobyIorfdL K im b e rly w ill c om pete in th e A-3 :V)dec.K.Je(tMa.t-l [ed_a 25:25 tie . w hich_ 1MdleiDlti(WRiwaabyforfell. . .j, “ShP JusLgol excited am ______2£LattemptaJfflmpat«LI -dlstrict-toumey-at-Declo-W e ldtC-CJllKW -4------la w v er s a n k a n o th e r m^D.JohnioolDjilD)ploncdC.SeUen.4:U It, so n i take It,’’ saidlid Valley io„gjumperwlthS . o f 12 fo r G ooding Sta te . w h ile J e ro m e w ill ho st the A- Ith3;18Iefl. A-2 d is tric t 138-D. BlKk IVI/Idee. di 0. Burton, M C o a ch F o r r e s t Fonnesbeck A n d e rs o n p a c e d GGooding i»-seoiiYcMn3unf (WR) phMd JlmRuby. I M. T lh u rsd a y . l«5-S.NewnuuimKBidec.R.Etcobedo.M Amid the usual ust late-minute When asked to describebe Agees -scram bling, IV S ta te ’s reb o u n d e ffo rtt wwi ilh 10. i4^0out)letarfitorfeti. 'The Kimberly junior vai/arsitv de- iss-c.uirjdnvidVldec.O«nKooant.H Matthews and The R e^ns^lsitt RichfieldR iw-RocMUte-(Ikr I WR) dec. Mjrnnivmutnf. 4-3. Je iVi plnnedD, Andef»on.2;40 shooting, Fonnesbeck putmt her In shawver tradeded freef throws, put- • ___ >)eny-«WR» pJj»ed'^y»o-Kelly.—_ ‘Cfeated Jerom e 21-9 in the preirellmlnaiy "Tuesday night forr-another- i a*' 8)plj«w}J.Cirel*;5:iJ — - the “streak*' variety.------top 28-26 a n d 'se ttin g competition.CO IIWT-H..GreMlDiilDidec.JlmHwnl.M. Northside game whileh lle Bliss "She gels hot and e H o rn e ts viU e y ...... 4 2 » U 7 - » lls t o w a n d 11-7. Thursday agreed to a trad' a n d MlMinnesota held the Big Ten'sn's leading scorer, Keith r a d f l n S ‘ " “entered enl the game averaginglg (67.5 points per Edmon clple, that would send All^tar All oul- „ “J onson, to 16 points as thee tNo. 6 Gophers routed fielder George Foster to tbe i In th e B ig T en . B u t Iow a, th e le ag u e d e fe n siv e P u rdue u e 73-50 Thursday night, d th e H ooslers to a 31 p e rc e n t. flelfield goal mark In Minn The Mets have been n n e so ta Im proved to 15-3 overall o\ and 7-2 in the Richfie2ld win Sfspoils ilf wh ile m a rc h in g lo a 30-19 h aalftlmelead. lft conferc permission by the Redste I to ^ k ^ tbefirsthalfv srence — se co n d to Iow a. Purdu rdue d ro p p e d to 8-10 and 5-4, Foster since tbe deal blngilnges op-tbe E ( lo p h e rs opened a 27-13 halftilftime lead after Purdu^ outfielder accepting NewiwYorl^sot- ' S a n ta B w < o T h e ( kziiKira 63, Utah S t 62 h it ju st Camas’j’ State drIream fer. 62 ist 33 percent from the floor.Jr. Two consecutive field Utah (UPI) - Guard Michaelael Russell scorcd - goals b The Mets would notI «.v*oir »h»* LOGAN, Ul I by R w d y B re u e r a n d a baskesket b y M a rk H all opened FAIRFIELD - Missecied laylns including a game-winning; bbasket with 24 a S0-2S n a m e s o f tb e p la y e rs th el y y v S s e ^ d « P 0 l " f , '■ -29 M in n eso ta le a d w ith 8:52 8:; left. The Gophers and offensive reboundsd s e nded B arb ara to a S3-62 _ w ld e n e Th.ircrfnv ------to-tbe-Rods-until-Foster-agi ft to play, to lift UC-Santa BaH ned the gapJp_M_jKilnlsj[)n.on_aohnJW ley:s_20jofil_ __Camas County's season T ast Athletic Association victoryr y co v e r U tah S ta te ju m p> e re ra t4 :l2 . Mets’ term s. n ig h t. ___ T h e 33-y e a r-o ld outfielde»lder, on the ______The Mushers missed1 Ifive un- option year orhls contio'ntract with ------contested laylns,-'and "F-Richflerd-- Cincinnati, is seeking a multl-year i ( p ic k e d u p 14 p o in ts on ooffensive v f v W contract in excess of $1 millniUionayear . .r e b o u n d s lo ta k e a 36-2929 victory pS Northside and also is asking for a.:a-ll mUllon from the Mushers In theh e F o u rth District A-4 Girls , BaJ a sk e lb a ll Interest-free loan. i(S C h u e io a l* Foster has been the mosnosl effective iB Sinn T o u r n a m e n t final Thureda; Uebfletd 3«. Cimai Counly 2t run-producer-!n-tbe-maJclajor leagues - — The Mushers couldn' - BkMMdtaitaU com plete the turnaround1 (:from last over the last six seasons.IS- Sports shi l a t e ur*tvm r* !i!3J8J*‘i»i) i s season. Camas Countn ly o n ly n'tftuuaaa winumtJMiO. ( Sfiijr’ T♦ Go// tr iu m p h e d In o n e contestt lila st y e a r, 11^ and was a breath awayM 1 iompie wenrm-thetcboiebounds a little more B i f f S k y — on offense than we ______WOOO 'ez— l i t J l______- „statetouinameotUil&&easia jo n ,______aggressively on erW henl4 points a re' Richfield will go on0 to play did on dercnser* •Cootioued from PagPageBi bounds In a low scor- C a m b r id g e In th e firs t rooundofthe u scored oHretour Stephenson echc«hoed. “Not s S v Sj ’ ‘rosby t makes a difference, aiaia," Girls ,A-4 State Basasketball ing game that mi impossible, but difficult." *,SS5g;-c£?l5... ince we only got <>ne Oooung *> vtMr Tournament at tho CoM ege ot Esi^laUy since Stephenson said that tbethe emphasis Southern Idaho Tliursday.y ‘ (Held goal! oiloff the offensive re- wUl likely switch to cboosic3siiig regional 5rrCiir;?S!S*i2,.p “Si" C a m a s (bounty le d a t Itithe end ol " , p o w e rs r a t h e r th a n leagueerceota|tage shots- fiveiwlntoutput.put. • . given an automatic ben . . ■ Tti gf c i S : S it tight," Richfield vaswas led In scoring by The girls were Just playoffs.’,’...... 3 E T - , S onnle-W olverton's 17 ^ 3 “ “ ■ - - BlanKenshlpsald. , ^ ' 5^ junior Connl Stephenson said this-pr-pian-would ki2> % & . - | s i “ m . , . ■ m - Richfield came back w ith a M I s o p h o m o re J u lie continue to insure the= EBig Sky a. >d 10 m o re. sssssat. - - s s L . advantage in tbe second,I, i a n d w en l Jo h n s o n a d ^ I C playoff representative, “sii“since we are SS tST’ i S £ T « into the locker room atIt halfUme Blankenshipip reflcre ted b a c k on th e tbe only I-AA conferenceilntheW In est.'’ ' said It w a s a lot b e lte r " ‘ “ l i l a 5 . S- ii w ith a slim 13-12 lead. se a s o n , a n d said Both Stephenson and CacCacdatoldof SS53S" SSiS “We missed three of)f tbe five thM last year-ir - but it still ended a pian that would expandod Ithe playoff e-ao sffisr s&s ote. „ c i | s L " « & ■ ! laylns In the second quajarter No- with a sour note, pool to 12 te a r o ^ w ith thUCoumr»(nKMMd» SSiSJftS Blankenship said. la s t y e a r , a n d tb| Stephenson said there haib a d a lso t>een .“Tbe game was not oi JiiJ 3 S « S one ol the „atrau)» CAMAS COWfTYB t,v * lc h would f a S n T ta lk o f a 16-teara fo rm a t, w highlights of Uie tournaoa m en t by be playoffs ln_flS5aiBniatI^ id p p U r e r I t a ^ t t f — necesslUte-beglnnlng-tbe | fcscores...... — - -ssi --- — a n y m e a n s . B o th te a m s Wlweretighl, Hixt.... OH I1 2 2 MUkf... OM ] « the last week of Novembeiiber. Like tbe Sra— SS:SE* ' S|:S and we just let It tricU7 ) ilX l “ I t w a s tb e la c k of ouj)ur players .. Riaawd . .' ...... 4 » 10 U -JI during the I-AA convention;ion in W ichita n o t sc re e n in g off. T bey (F(Richfield) CamaCoi^ ...... • • •• U-21. Falls. Tex.. K»flrtinjfAnril(rU6. 1#^ j¥i » J , , B-4 Timos-Nows, Twinwin iFalls. Idaho Friday. Februbruary5.1082 New]pro foeotball leeaguevvould nnot comnpete a\igainst 1NFL ByWILLMcDONOU(OUGH M)st ost of (te men involved havelave NFL players. c lo sc iy wliwith tte founder of the league,u e , c o n s id e re d ( t e q io r t’s offseason.ol Dix- The leagicague Ls so dependent on ©Boston Globe m a de tlth e ir m oney in oil o r television.Ion. If all goes accordingIng to schedule, NewOrlealeans attorney David Dixon.. o n h a s h a d ' su rv ey s taken t In ti^ televisionn thatth the feeling among the ______S o mB e of01 the founding m em ters of the the league will conducttel Its first draft Dixon\ thas pioneered tte league,u e , m a rk e ts a ro u n d th e coicountry to sup- original ownowners Is lhat tte first com- . ' le a g uje e haveI been ipeetlng about oncemce next I^m b(^. Ttete learns will golngjuroi.round tte country iv>nstop Ifor q r p o r t h is claim ______^______mlBslonoMl;iMhould have' m uiU dfTlV _ _ _ A m e ric a w ill - hav^a-new.-prfr h a v each m6nthm forrtteT)asfyear. Tteyhey choose college playercrs^who wbiild -m ore tfiaiban a year, boldlng-lecrS'Trt The USFL, knowing} It1 will live or backgroundiind'lhan a football'back- r e g io n a l footballI iMguele within a madee theirt decision to definitely' go probably tepickM no► earlier e than the meetingsgs wllh prospective ownersers die with lelevison, h ^ to have a ground —- (the type of person wte m o n th if p la n s go aacc c c o rd ta g to sched- - a h e adtwoweeksago. d t' • fifth round by the NFL t andsellihllih'ghlffinich'tharBijrofootball lall— comblnatlomelevisldnpirpacKag«rwhlch~would sellII inir to te lev isio n :------— uie. Those plans call for the official Thee league1 hopes to play Its (irst[irst These players will1 teI paid on a league coicould te financially successfuliful will Include network broadcasts,br c a - ______feimatioDJlUhe.UnliUnited States Foot- gamr*B_next-year.Jn-March-0f.19a3. t I__(a__hy thpip f rp f p -fUnr^ n iv h In J u ly . H Has— b le ,- p a y - T V - a n d - ^ l cllcated-TVt-Tho— ) b a ll L e a g u e (U S F L ). g iv inIg g thet team s a full year to secure:ure ba^khig^agentl^iclilch In al! proba- never beeie e n trie d . league hopes lo have a game availa- T h e le a g u e , w h icch h will ' consist of 12 stadluiTums, hire managementent bliity will te tte preresent NaUonal TheDUi)Uon theory Is that pro football>all b le v ir tu a lly e v e ry night^tforavlewlng Karen’s ^ K tp Iff team s locateded primarily] In the personnjnnel, draft players and sell tick-ick- Football 'League Playiayers Assn. Ed Is so pcqiu^ular with tte sporting public>llc p u b lic It f e ^ w oujd raUaUiej w at^ pro_ ___ ------'ratRin's’tbpldevisiorfioh'raariccl^s riot- -els. Ganrey, 'exw llve dlldlrcclor^of' lhe~^lhant‘woiwould s(flrgeCgreat ratings on"on ■‘fek)lbairth’ah hockey’baslaskelball oi^the • ' Back=at A geared to competee wwith the National Someme of the top pro coaches of the NFLPA, has reportedlyIly be en w o rk in g T V d u rlnIng j wha( would normally te teglnnlng of the baseballall season. | Football League...... p a st_who,have_been w l contp^ted -- or o r ______Heads_SL ^ Under its p rc^?08e d fo rm at, th e w ho' actuallyaci have attended some ol — — “ lThreads! USFL season will ruirun from March to the sectecret organizational meetings3 -— Jordan eanm s J u ly 10 e a c h y e>ar, a r, so as not to are Cht::huck Fairbanks, former. Palrl- compete with tbe povpowerful NFL. The ots' healead.coach and current coachhot at football hoi) n o r le a g u e Is m a d e fo r teltelevision, with its Colorad*ado;'Red Miller, former coach'ach AUBURN, Ala. (UIUPI) - Ralph creators hoping to cash < In on the of thee Den\ierD Broncos; John Ralston,ton, “Shug" Jordan, who mway King's Island, Ohio, Ihlh is su m m e r and fiV^II^ ' - ...... • FaraQriMfi*[ionnH)D«w«y A c re d it fo r an o th e r $4.5mllllori.$4.5 Park: o or r Boston College, In New York at the Natlatlonal Football • Dinn« nichler • Lynn D«l!ler ^w M E a cch h new team will consist of[ 404C Foundations Inductionm dinner In Dc- ( 2 0 8 ) 77 3 3 - 1 5 0 6 I s : p la yers, e rs and they will not te top to; cemter. The local Indnductlon will te ge players. NFL superstars or.r. at-ai made at the Aubum-Glf- ...... W r A B STANDARD 80CSOCKETS. T ______b r a w l." M ulvey, 24, was placed on NHL w a iv e rs S u n d a y . WhWhen leape teams S A V E U P T O A nssieV foolielinj A N a tu ra l P ro d u c t F ro m A passed on his seservices he was f I S M I PEAI i'Kings' farm team, reassigned to the\Ki i S c o o l a n t I V ' th e N ew H av e n NljNl^thawks of the ^ SHEEPS*SKIN antfreezeS A m e ric a n H ockey'L Le e a g u e . OVER y U R R O U Perry was susperpended W ednesdaJs- \ SEAT CO' ______lor.15 days and thele VK ings fined S5,000 ' A Luxurloiia Oonulns ShS h . . p . k , . HOHFOR afler the coach ordordered Mulvey fo CarSMtcovau'DMrg W Buohat 6 SaiKh 8a« y O U R C Aw R / , leave the team bend2nch during a game U M akoa b M odala. C '"."J Oi..r>t:t i i n n ______M l B-SUmi — —^—goout-and-fight-am•and-drop-somcone.T ...... ~ liS■hmky 7j|r" ~ •ASTUAIMXT IHI ■ ■ g E f l T h a t’s w h a t l ’m s tala n n i d in g up fo r." so m w s mSirrr 3 | S l i t . i P TO 2.99 AS CAN S ------H e s a id h e d id n'tc 't a o n s ld e rJ iim s c lf a ______aw. m u»t Proof _ _ _ FerMMt ^V Q O ^ | 9 9 U our 5 p o u t .~ 1 Q Q ------hero. o.M .c.™ g y y J O Q c iturdyMaUl z i “ I don't look at; m;myself as anything p Tiuchi. m w n |4 9 y y Conitionitructlon. W more than a victimim of circumstance, ' If it didn't happenen to me (It would ^ m J ' X£EP ^ a r m m w n happen to) somebodbody else sooner or CKER HAMOr M l M S UM ■■blVsTONNUVlY Y M T Y fl V t i m t i . la te r ," h e sa id . ■fll Aim- V I Fottcou) I K t f n f f\ PraitanB ^ - m M t i I He stressed it waswa not a publicity JpM L HYDRAaUlUCJACK B M Min m m si / 'W l'V riEEZI u lJ | SlMl Bi m For n aWVT tfTT stu n t. For oil. } The movie “Slaplap Shot," starring t RMldant To I t B M J S I OrMaa. . } jjn to Qcound. B m ? h STARniW FlilDB f r q Forinulatad [C S Paul Newman; was.ras show n th is w eek Prav«nit HGjfl For Quick S u r u In ColdMl M|n 6 EiK^ 1 on network televisioislon and part of the fc WMlhorl For Trueka. Autot,■. Drum And 3 m M fS fS S i fOHSHOP JI Diie Draka*. jjj^H■jjH Car.T^I^' a p la y e r w ho refu sed ArtdMtchlnary. ForAU ------p lo f c e n te re d o n .a pl V N T A M ------^ Sni«m ^ K l OaMdtM 6 DlM^ Englna*. lo “ goon it u p ." U M U T M S I Icing. H n Mulrey, of Sudbuibury, Ontario, said ■ 9-99 1/ ^ ^ a t* . 11.99 At Factory ^ ^ ! - Z S f l oau »am 1-49 tbe order from Pen*erry was sim ilar lo ■ujr JMifli’ ^ ; ® 9 9 ' m his jumping overr Uthe lectern at the g j | 9 9 ^ - r - i ' < news conference "a"and punching the 8 ” next man right in Ithe head. I don’t - b e lie v e I c a n do thla a t. snA M m f i ((W mn-Cii)) ■ f A » / / . # voived in plenty of .. “I’ve been- Invoh W A ItS ^ M y i l l F R O M a S H A IE S V /Jn » * fights. I've tried to te a very tough f l l pMnatmtuMFa S • J w / l t / W Approi.^y 7/ * i^>-and-down w ingeriger. That’s the only M Mln. ^ / ^ way I can survi/e./e. That’s naturally hJ A i For All Powtr BI StMcIng Unit*. 1.1 going to bring somen e Ifig h ts on m e . Htlpi Slop _ - “I’ve got overET 600 m in u te s in F i i y a a l SQUMkib 1 4 1 / KlAMOniB i ^ penalties In my' 3 Vt years. That i M f irtnrcAui |, £ / KBP M T U M n - - - doesn't mean l sit bade. I’ve, also Con«(fwot«d Ol High ' > 1 . 1 rtKTWi M / HAmn lug* oirvetfr - aW . fought In ^on-5 smsituations in tench- ...... Or*4«8tM(.- aBK.-3.tf ^ J- - ComplotiIM vnth sa w n tn ...... I H ■ ‘'”tno 0 Your ' i i . n HMvyDuty ^ 1 . ^ A u RIfloSc*Icabbard Ar>d . / i f t W U.ff clearing brawls. BuBut the fact is that "S"H ookt M Q O Colora. Col' M O O MapPououch. Eatv To O I there w as nothingjg go o in g o n . Attachwl K\ M 9 9 Unlv»r«l Unt ln»wH.. LiLook* QrMt. M 1099 ^ K.r:X|7 I j y Add To oil. ■ / J f 5 0 c B “If a player woul■ould h a v e b e e n get- Fh. A»ort»d:»d Colon, - i - ting severely hurhurt out there or O ! ! ' whatever, I wouldd hhave been the lirst I - off.' Basically.-thishis game really re- fleets on your persor-sonallife. ■if I had a closilose friend walicing , down the sidewalkIk V,w ith m e a n d som e- one came up and1 hihit him. I’d protect BU ' him. I’d do my besttest lo take that man offhlsbdck.ItmighlIghlrequlrethatman b e p u n c h ed . B utIt n othing w a s hap— I m ^ penlng,’’Mulveysaisaid. V Mulvey said WedVedncsday.in.an.in- _ - tervlew with the; JcJournal Courier of New Haven when1 he arrived from the W est C w ist lh a tI it was Perry who M M INIflfnCTIVIIVITUU brokejlfie code of silence Involving DAILY 8:30-9:008:: f t H TNUM0AT, PIBMI R V A K T 1 1 H ^ o ck e y fig h ts. SUNDAYS«9:00-6:00 S \M “Perry went onn a TV lalk show and II ^ D A IL Y 8:30-9:019:TO ! " " 5 ^ y D A P P i aSOMA¥ PHONE 73 said he didn’t wantant me on his team H SUNDAYS 9:0MI0-6:Q0 IlM llg A because I refusedi tologo out and fight ” ...... -•V ...... /■ i _ ...... 3 ------'■ ^ ‘R ollover’ » i, ■ ‘ ' ‘Absisence of Malic*ic e ’ ‘D ear A bby’ p.j.,.] la:c c k s e x c i t e m e;n r t. r e a c t i o n s —« » H p a g e ^ 6 - = = = = ■ ATreview— i " E c j W B F riday. February 5,19825,1' j i d e - — c X ----- <3uic is c l a ■ i i x j i m L . .— ■}'■■■ • *- ... - SOSANPOLLARD/'TMw H - ■ ------6O pera singer Joyce Guyer-!er-HllIer returned from Nlew e York to perform withith the Magic Valley Sympm p h o n y T u e s d a y n ig h t a t CSIC A s py i r i n gf o p e na s t a tr b r i ni g s h ee r t n w i s i c h co m e By STEPHANIE SCHICHOROW oving to New York was dirnctilt dlf - nol dHiy Times-Nj\^'Mrriterf b e c u a of the^different lifestyleyle there.i Hiller found lost.miich ot thftprivacy^f-wldw ldfropen ap a ce In th e ------: c ru shih of big-city congestion. And,nd, as a friend of hers TWIN FALLS -- "I‘ like to make people cryc ry !d, liv in g In New Y ork m e a nns s " a b o u t lO p e rc e n t ot can," said opera singlinger Jo y ce G u y etH U liav T hhen-she ei ------r conslousness Is devoted to susur rv iv a l." la u g h e d ,______Shele also found that while there•re arei many roles for —y Her lumlnlous dwkark eyes brim with pleasure! aa: s she so p ra•anos, i there are more than enoieno u g h so p ra n o s to fill recalls one of herr fifavorite roles, that of LucI ...... th e mn ~-• good sopranos,'too. Joycei^ce h1 a d to le a rn h o w 'to ...... — ______“LucU-dc-ldimniernermore’l - by-Gaetano-Doni; ______nt^njier self:confldcnce whenhenjhe was no longer Lucia, a woman belnetraycd Into betraying the matn a n she p ro v erb ial big fish iii th e s mla a ll llp | o n d . loves, kills her husbtisband on their wedding nightght and esplte the competition, she! waw a s a 1981 M etropoll- goes mad thloklngg shesi hears the voice of her:r loverI ta n Opera National Auditionss FlFinalist and a 1981 calling her. Then sheihe dies.I t-place winner in the Nina KaKaufman Rudd Fund Soprano Hiller say:;ays four out of the five o p era:ra ro les v i u f ipetlllon. She served two apprenticeships ap| with she’d like to play are ladles who die by the endd ofo th e l i v W itral City Opera in Colorado,io, performingp various dram a. But, she addsjds cheerfully, “Thai’s opera." !S a s th e widow In A rgento’s“ "T The l Boor," Madeline '•"* I t’s d o u b tfu l anyo:uyone attending her performrm a n c e in Moflolllcone'8 "The Face on thetie BarromE Floor” and with the Magic Vallealley Symphony Tuesday willIII shed i. G( o b in ean in M inolti’s ‘‘T hle e M e d iu m ." tears. More likely/ theytt will marvel at how a local X Sheiie laughs about the usual role of "Bitter Water" talent has blossomedled into a professional perform<■mer. {nJ J S h lQ w e e w ch sh e c re a te d in G arla n d AndiAnderson's "Soyazhe," ' A t r e h e a r s a l, w henle n a n o n ^ e s tr a m e m b e r wondjn d e re d ■ a n opera based on a Navajo»legend. lc( "The author If the musicians shouhould hold back so as not toJ d:drow n ■ b u mned e il afterwards," she said,lid. Navajo chants, on ' out Hiller’s voice, dirdirector Larry Curtis says sin w hichch the music.was based, proviroved too monotonous | - ---- — “idon'tthlnJcyourarc a n co v er h e r voice. Qhe c a n tk ------formmost < audiences.— - — h e rs e lf q u ite w ell." Shetie is now gearing up to playy Mme.Mi Sllbertkland in • ______H U ler’§ „ v o ic e , feafeatures more_than volum«im e; i t ...... | ‘ ‘‘Em presario,'|_by.M ozar1. through I • : Hilllller, 29, said she is conside resonates with quallt;allty, whether she's trilling thr ------sidered a "fled^mg’’ a light-hearted Itallaidlan a ria or ento n in g a b itter-sir-sweet, _ i slngei'er since her vocal cords do} nonot fully m ature until } D ostalgic m u sic a l poepoem . 38 toIo 43 y e a r s old. She s e e s heiher acting and \olce I A g ra d u a te o f TwV/ln lr Falls High School who deldebulcd ' - —— ches once a week. Every tww ololfeeks or more, she a s a n eig h th g r a d e:r r o:on an O^Leary Ju n io r H igh3 SchoolS< I DDirector ir Larry Curtis rehu number froS fL"La Sonnambula” wlth’HIlH U le-r------s e c sshervolceteacher. h ------s ta g e , H ille r ts noww living11 in N ew Y ork launchln;lin g h e r Uninllke European operas. American Ami operas are professional opera1 sitsinging career, w e ste rn o v e r' cliclassical music, Hiller thinlInks people Martha1 MMead, sing solo in many areaare churches and perfoiformed without many rehealiearsals, Hiller said, She returned to Twin Falls this week; ffor a from this area;a wouldv enjoy opera, if theyy gave ll a performn f(fo r local c iv ic groups, Somletim ei es less than two weekss Isis allowed to prepare p e rfo rm a n c e w llh1 ththe Magic Valley Symphonjony. On J chance. S h e laater te received a degree in musnusic performance for a sh£ o w . S h e c a lls It " In s ta n t O p e ra : A dd w a le r a n d Tuesday night, the tl symphony will per tona State University, whenlere she met her stir." “■ “'Ink opcrsMira Is rea lly ro m a n tic ,” shle e says, "ll “ Mn i Beethoven'sSixthI SySymphony, followed by two p d Jon. now an electrical eniengineer. He had Hilllller Is conllnulng her searelareh for an agent, a appeals to the]C r most sentimental emotionsns. Anyone hiEband . for voice and orchestie s tra . ! and worked as a someiletimes discoura^ng task. Since S: soprancS will ■Gone W ith th e W ind’ w ill cry ci al -u '“k™ a1 " music appreciation class ar . ■ The music for "Kr"Knoxville: Summer of 1915," ^ “ spearK:anlarrier in a local opera productluction. Joyce sang oftenm compete against each othe)ther for roles, agents written by Samuel*1 EBarber and the words arc■c tat k en I n th e c hh o orns, i canncno t ta k e on too m a n y c lie n ts.s. T h e old s a y in g alx iu t from Jam es Agee’s» ’s "Death in the Family."i'." The Also, more and more operas are being per:erformedln '" S ir2 In Arizona, she made her professionalpn debul a brorokcn heart tor every lightt on B ro a d w a y Is true^, ull flavor ol 5, , , combination of worwords and music could shovlow the English to give^e American/ audiences the full : the role, of Zerlina in1 IMozart’s "Don shea‘A bsei>nce o f;M alice’‘’ ta k e s onmeellow, "Tear out page one!! To this day, the pressss is treated seamy sidede of newspaper edltonaiI sometimes purposely. LcLook at the Pollackpored por through mountains of UPI Hollywood fleporf•ferer We’re golnOlng to tum this town upsidee gingerly by the entertainraiment media, rooms andd thereti has been some out-- Janet Cook case, the phoijony Pulitzer research atal thetl Columbia University - ______d o w n !" TV’s "Lou Grant," for fo Instance, cry fromh the e press. Prize story about a kid didnig addict. School off Journalism Jc Library. He F ilm pjro ro d u c e rs sa w ne w sp a p erm e nn ro m a n tic iz e s a b lg c ity nevewsroom. “But nott asa much as we expected,”’ the Washington Post Blair Bl House read many>y booksb on the press and swaggering,- hard -drinking „ ______salddlrcctor torSydneyPoilack. bugging and the Michaelel Daly IRA hung out atat thetl Miami Herald where H O LLYW OOD - MoiMotion pictures ■ as--a sw, f' “Ali The"President's MS e n " m a d e reated newspa- fraternityty of rascals who, while nol d made this picture aboutit killings story. In the New'V York Dally much of ‘‘Absence ‘‘Al of Malice" was traditionally have trea I heroes of Investigative social assets to the communi- >, cops or big business, no0 N ew s th a l p ro v ed u n tru e, fU m ed. permcn and newspapeapere with kid exacUyso< Robert Redford and DustS .T .= . - s - j i > 5teep<^ in truth and journal- i have been offended. Butit ‘‘There are others. A\ lol ot the "I had ia ggp r e a t d e a l o f confidence in gloves, perhaps out offfearofretribu- fe ty, werest played Bob Woodward IstlcintegrJgrlty. ently, everyone has beenn e x p la n a tio n lie s In th e postist-Walergate our screenplanpiay which was writlen.by lion. Bernstein, the men who I there is no such thing ass Investigative reporting ththat is going. Kurt Luedtkcjtke, who Is a former man- ■. In serious dramas,, ededitors and re- .Ben 'HHecht’s and Charless slroy the Nixon admlnlstIslratlon with — L S Iers. on with editors, reporters•s and papers aging editortor and executive editor of ' porters almost invarlairlably are de- MacArthuhur's "The Front Page" allII their W atergate revelation " T h r ptress « is very thin-skinned,I. lo o k in g to ex p o se, n o t ju stsi loi re p o rt o r th e D e troIt it F F r r e e P re s s . picted as' heroic defer’fenders of the but immtimortalized the ink-stained Now comes "Absencee of Maiice" However, wc w didn't' get as muchh e x p lain . " N e w s plapers a p e are not above re- downtrodden o r fearlessess<*amplonsof < _.wretchesos ol press as warm, com- I; starring Sally Field as5 a careless, negative fc(feedback as we'expected,I. "I don't know If the preress ts losing proach. NothJothing Is, My film doesn't ' ‘ the’ dtplolted who unitjniriask corrupt passionateI te h u m a n bein g s who w orked ^ ambitious investigative re p o rte r look- . T h e r e w erere four editorials which at-t- lls c re d ib ility , b u l personallallylthinkil tell the wholetw le tr u th ab o u t tb e p r e s s — politicians or business5 mimalefactors. for the lo\love of it, not for fame and ° ing for personal aggr.g ran d iz em en t ta c k e d o ur r mn ovie, In clu d in g o n e in th e is doing a better jiib nowow than ever only one aspectaspe of a particular group ■ Movies of the ‘30s; arand ‘40s most’ fortune, rather th ^ an honest: story.t And, New York: TTi im es. b e fo re. of people In «certain circumstances, often presented newsm(smen in packs, in the^ and ‘60s, especially onn w o rs e ,, a stu p id e d ito r looking loi for a Pollack,, i a big, personable man,J. ‘‘.Yet th e p u b lic seemis s to b e m o re " T h e press r e s s Is like any other Institu- press cards in their■ hihats, shouting televislffi newsmen frequentlyy circulation builder. withdrew a folderI from a file cabinet!t concerned about the etijthics of the tion. II maktlakes mistakes. It employs quesr a time P ^ ’^rie:irien epitom(zed became cr crlme-solvers, the next: t .b e st. T h e ir v ic tim Is th e innoclocentsonofa in his Burbarbank Studios office. It conJ- p r e s s a n d th e m ed ia In gegeneral. Peo- bad guysi and an good guys. There Is the wlse______i _ C-2 Tim es-N ew s.T w#in in! Falls, Idaho Friday. Fetifubruary5,iae2 K______■ C a l ei i u l a r - The Woodwind Quintet will perfom'orm '“n jc Mikado” to be pres*»cD tedM arch26al ALBIONION - n ie HlUtoppers Squar ■ ArtaassesaiiandSbows J.-,";™ 2 4 - H o | m. Tickets are S3 per person and an . 8p.m.flLCSUrejvAllat>HWMtjJudyls_Books,___D ance_aiaub_meet, tbe.second.«Dd.fourtl ble al tbe Sun Valley C rat^alleryV r. Musfc. .Kim beriy___Ffldairs.ot8 ot Bp.rn. at the Albion LDS.Qiurdi TWIN FALLS - TTie ^ sfy- M usic CcnlcT.-W am cr.l Drug, all M agic VaUey IdIdaho First Banks, sGi^tMovi A rt Show and Auetloo0 wiwill be held today at gOODIIIDING - Tlw Bliss O iariot Radnn — Wheae Idabo. Pennywlse- TWIN4 IFALLS - Tbe Magic Square ivlew of tbe coUectloa Aasoclatkatk)n will hold a bwsoclaU nddm w College of Southern Id sfiT— Hallmark and C h^iann 1Book Store in tbe - Dance QuClub meet at the Eplscni^ Qiurd will begin at 7 pS T tnand the aucUM'wlU S a tu i^lay ^ alU»WarMemorlanian."Sdclal S Are JuiistThe----- [/lit >w>gtn at 11 p m anti Hatu»lng tn p BlueLakesMall. for Internermedlate lessons at 7 p.nt an ____ , begin, a t a:3(Lp.iiU-A.B^.Rjloaiti«LWlllJ>e_bou£.wllL bcgirramgfiTg^nstroctTsiiB ai siju p.n taken at Uic door. Honflore d'oeuvres and a w estern■n bandI wlli begin at 9 p.m. Prizet The Sixth Annual Fridays.B. IDances and potluck dinners ar o n iM H ;'...... ^ DO-host bar wUI be featusatured. Proceedi will will b ei awardedav for (be prettiest and mosl TWIN FALLS - Tb ,, Sweetheart Ball, spontoisored by tbe Twin held the« tsecond and fourth-Saturdaysrs a t' ' b e (JonaUl to tbe YPCirPCA pool Imulatioo. origioalbal box decorations. Admlssloa Is >i.sctf, **• - FallaCounty-MountedSfiiS f ic H f r s P ^ . will 7:30p.m. _____ fund andJlo BIckd ElenElementary School for .perpersoirson. ------be held Feb. 13 at the HeHo!l^y_Iim._Spclal ____ , ■■ ■ .T -r ■ BUHL^IL^CUff HM tsBiaawfll play foraora— hourwlllb^*t7p.m .a. dancing lo th e ------.D E C l^. Rnim/t riiih la e e L l Z — ______at tbe West End Senior O tlicnstens ■ music of the “HIU and MMisses" will begin Mdndays^ ai t 8 p.m. a t Dick Fuqua's homenein iJ BUHL - Tbe ‘beAbeART Galleiy aod lnBuhlatBp.m.Fcb.9. : ------n r? p.m. Advance llcketceta for the dlnne^ Declo and Thursdays at 8 p.m. ot thi . ' T uesday Pram log' a tlaoilthAvenueN.in 23C Centerlnl dance are avalloble at Macle's Boots. Jerom e! ArAmerican LegionHall. . Bubl will bold a champainpagne opening 8alu^ TWINN FALLI^I - ITjc Swinging Sixties Vickers’ Soddlery, Peti'eteiwo'B Western day from noon to 8 p.m.m. a u b w UiU ll bold a dance at tbe I.O .3.F . hall In Wear. Holiday Inn. and1 fromf posse mem- «•••#•< Twin Fall?'alls from 8:30 p.m. Feb. 12. Music BURLEY - LlglitK^tw orks Gallery Is will be providedon by the Floyd White Band.a. featuring tbe w ater^ / ; SSANDWICH A SPECIAL | N FALLS - A Sweetheart Dance'Will will JEROM E - The Bu clilngs, andtbeolUofRji f ^ y ^ S s ' i S Button and Bows • w ith S o u p o r S a la d d at tbe Twin Falls Elks Lodge at ( e beginning lessons * H. Richard Heladel. Tt ® Square Donee Qub give I ?-eb. 13. . H ie Jim Wallis Band will le.Amerlcan Legion • , Monday through Saturda will a t 7 p.m. Mondays a t the., M . 9 5 « music for the seml-formal dance Hall. Round dance instrrtrucUoos are at 8 * p.m . W atercolor workil ; H p er couple aod proceeds will go tc ductcd by Dan Looney I p.m. Thursdays. S)y^FREE PO O L; Uk's Rebabllltatlpn Hospital. A I Julie Myler on Feb. « and 27. TO pre- !ast buffet w 111 te served at 11:30 p.m. WITHLUNCH.j rcgi«lratloncaII87Ml40.1140. breakfast P-n>’ SHOSHONE - The ^hosbooe^ Square SUNV^VALLEY - Asleep at the Wheel willywt] Dancers give beginning( lessons1< Fridays ot • t k KIMBERLY --"n>etie ( G ary Stcoe Studk>. performm today aod Saturday and Steveleve 8 p.m . Inlhe I.O.C.F.HaU. ------ai)d-Gallery'feature».'532 Da s le g e n d a ry ' ■ f ! Oscar-wlnneler Fiot>ert De fliro as fjilj -onWoHHsdayi...... TOIN FAUS - An-^bltlM An of 63- TWININ FAixiS - T ld « ts fo'r t h e o ^ t t t ” JaKe La Mottitta. Seeitand m orene movie hits, I drawings by tha Germirman-American artist - _ I- hours a day H ans Hofman wlil beB lbihown a t the Herrett /TTfiTTl . super sport;I s a n d sp e cia ls, 24- h( M useum C a llw throujrough Feb. 11 Hours HU O n H o m e B<3ox Office: arc 9:30 a.mnoBp.m.1Tuesday. 9:30 a.m. ■ l E H .H n«;aO p la^lhraugtiftliHyn^.., Ilo4:30p.m. Saturdays.lys: ■ ' ^ G reat M ovies: -'KETCHUM --The W0«WoodRlverjSaUery.a ^ H B © ^ western gallery withb a iouUnvestera'em- Are Ju st ThTi«*> .■ phasls located a t 4tb aataDdLeadvllle,isdpeQ M onday through Saturdiurday from 11:30 a.m. toS:30p.m . SUNVALLEY-TTjelIte flrfr«arth paintings of Beth Ames Swartz1 andan ceramics by Jeff Wilson wlllbeoQdlspIa:Vlay at tbe Sun Valley Center Gallery throughighFeb.is. I SUN v Xl l e y - Nancy Taylor • Stonlngton. locaJ wateratercotorist, wiU hold » Y A . ______h e r annual w interir showi of orglnal ^ t walercolbr •paliiUngs'l{s-ln-Uie-StonlDgtoo— G allery oo the Sun V Vail aU ^ Mall. A diam- pagne rcceptloa willi be held from 5 to 7 p.m . Saturday. 'n>e galgallery Is open dally from I0a.m .to6p.ra.aiiI. and from 10 a.m. to9 ______p.m . on Thursday and FidFriday. '______i Musiu s l c - JACKPOT - IDe DennyD« Mahn Duo will t appear through Feb.)b. 8 and Tbe Chris ^ il, T h e I d o lI i m a k e r Shelton Show will begin>gln Feb. 9 at Barton's le fa b u lo u s '5 0 s . ------a u b ^.-W e ek d a y sb oow»ireat«:30,8,9;S0 w i ...... ‘ .Schemingaa n d d r e a m in g in ,th e J and It p.m., S ur^ihoibows are at S, 6:30,6 j M R ay SfiarK ey^ s ta r s . O n H o m e Bo:Box Office; and 9:45 p.m . F or reserviUons resi call 734- i n — 1393. m il 'R#fnUoa' - - -J JACKPOT - BUlyy AAmulroog and Tbe ■ K .' Soft drinks ...... General Store will appei)pear through Feb. 7 at i IH I ■ C actus Pete’s Casino.K I ltw t dinner show Is a t , H ^ Great Movies i 8 p.m. and tbe cocktailtall show is at 11 p.m. B s ' ^ -i HD0< For reservations call111 1733:5163 or '702-7»- . I ^ A re J u s t TlieTh B eginning.' 232L ------JACKPOT r - The« NMoUfs will appear r a through Feb. 2i «l.UiI . the H o i ^ Casino. K p - - . ' Music ‘ "it dancing^ y/H 1 ^ r o m 9 p.m. W / through2a.m. (_ A sin g la dinner. TWIN FALLS - A I I M A IK n I . . ^ and dance wlU be beldalId at 7 p.m. Saturday at ^ M E ^ ;...... fiOOflartlsbnStreennTbTwInFaHs.-Danclng ^ i ______Wlll8tartat8:30p,m,,tov.tojbejnusl^of Steve______« ' M lllwanl. KETCHUM - Tliele B Boise PhUharmonlc N J String Quartet and WoodwindWoo Quintet will IfTi give twocoocertsSuodainday at the Sun Valley w l Gallery.'Hie String Qua:Quartet will perform at WMWWW ' T h e C o mn p e t i t i o i i I Oscar-winneler Richard Dreyfuss>s i:is Amy Irving's , rival and lov)ver in this rom anticc hit.h On H om e- r BlULYARM SI , " “ B ox O f f ic e r & GENERAL 9 ■ ■ , _ J “Country in a now kind F E B J s ^ ^ ^ G reat M ovies; 1 V | H B 0 — ------I ------A re Ju st TkTlie B eginning;', I ' S' \ I 9 m jjJ ; \ ^lala Room p A A / / v ^ P n ® ■ I J Special _ r a c j i o n \_ m 3 I — 1 W ' i I Pririme Rib p i I JOHNNYY O Dinnerc i 3 N F E B . 2 TOLLOTSO ' A U n i g hl i i t L o n g "A Fontojtic Pbp/'Counfry Sin'Z : ^ T H R U K ^ 9 Thrv a c ' ■ Barbra stre^ is a n d a n d G e n e Haclackrnan Strike i Thun. ^ A ppearing FEB= B . 2 1 ' com edy spiparks in a m adcap roinance.ro) On ^ h s February 8th-14l ' H o m e BOXn IO ffice.' ' S Includoijd e i: SolOd. Potato. Roll. H ond eollee. ^ “THER , P ■ 'AloCcoCorteMenuovollobte, MOTIFS” I p Ian■oiiet noi Included.. H B ©^ G reat M ovies i ojd c tu PC3fc A re Ju st: TlT he B eginning.' I I >1 POR 1 tM CIAI. i w■VniT tUNDAr \ ' CACTUSI PI I T I ' » m Poy ior one buflei in ihe convention room ■ J M M P V H I S ot Ih* Hor»lorieihu dining room ond get lh« \ 8 H O W TT I I ) A I 8 I C other bulfeulfet Iree. Tha pricet good frocr •\ SUNDAY THRUr u s a Yu r d a y C noonolihe ff Ihe Hor»eihuond hOO P.M. In theth« . t ^ Tkg- — i DINNER SHOV\3W 6:00 P.M. ff ' 1 ConventionIon room thru 5:30 P.M. The Gala ■ JI Room openpent ol 6.00 P.M. wllh olo corf*■olo c — — ■ COCKTAIL SHOVOW1t:OOPJIA. i ‘4 I C menu- T w r m p A L UIS, KIM BOU.T AND HHJ A N S m 7 3 3 4 1 3 0 ,| nJB 31A^USB S { JEBOJMI.I . W I N M L L A N D G O OODINQ D 536-6S65 T t "AAvailoblo in most Cable ServiceSor Aroos" J f UewwwK 1______ ' n ------___i V.. Friday. Fobiuiiuary5,1982 Timob-Nows,j, TwinTw Falls, lilsnoC-3 Storylinnefor *RiloHoperT ‘Star ChillId’ to app6iiarhere Capsule C meoviereview: Ftom Tlmes-News wire scrviceicM military academyimy, TlrnoUiy. Hutton notmehltdownmnat&rial TWIN FALLS-vStarCr C h ild ," a h a s ^ se enI bybj m o re Uian 1201000 ■ ------tSefie«-hl3-eomm£ prtpulpr MnrmAn ).Qf.hls ■■Paltnn’/ role) _ /..ByGEN^SlSKELj____ _ alj-wUl be- pabons in maj(la jo r c itie s a ro u n d e d ...... ^ STRIPES: BUl^Murray’s.s-la te su -Scott,-In a «cl;o of- '~CbIca^Tribuae presented in Twin” Fallsis F e b . 13 U ie W c s t..:, , . co m ed y is g re a t;'Irre V e roil n r 'oitec- ;Tnd real-estale ddev ev elo p o re to sa v e U ie..... "T” and iSaflT-CrtXsc^rirsouthem ‘ Tickets fortfep1W Uk t^tftncan£— —-lalJainmenl. Murray plays a iaftafd-back school. An uncomcommonly engrossing IdAbo. p u rc h a se d in a d v a n c e a l Uie P a v U -' y a n a r ^ l s l who, wiUi pa l Harold I character study,y, prp r im a rily b e c a u se of l o Y i e s — — i n "Star Child" is ann upbeat ion LDS Bookstc[Store In Uie Lynwock! ' Ramis,' impulsJvcly^olns' tbe rinnc^T'Taps^'^eflycs— - - ]___I t’s v e ry c le a r lh a l w halit'TheChina ______. _audloiYlsuaL^tacle_co!combining Shopping rpnipiilp r flnri In th e Burle y , and a n turns his platoon upsideild-«wn.__j«„wiULtdCflsJQJlllJ — rSyndrome'* was to nudca Clements'of drama, comeoedy, con- Mall. CurtainI w wi ill b e a t 8 p.m . TTJTS^ ' oIk , Warren Dales an(Uld Jo h n th e im p lic a tio ns s wwhmnightancriTgfif l : "RoUovfcr” would like to b e to Uie cert and dance. It was wrwritten by Tickets are» SS,t $6 a n d S7. M ail C Ca an d y also star. R a te d R. 3 li stast rs . a r e on th e s a m eBslde sld — and when they . ; Ifflue of the Arab oil statetales bolding coojuncUonvn wlUi K rlslofferson, F o n d a Gaye Beeson and Doug?St»wart. i orders acceptedted; Send check pay- ^ are not. With Ronn;onny Cox, Tom Cruise, ' m assive quantities of dollanliars. decidcs to makem a run at becoming Slewart also wrote **521Saturday's able to EnsignJl rtoduct]ons_forI fuU_ ___TAPS:; As the head cadetlet in a T o m P e n n , R a tec d PF G .3 s la rs .______^ - Both turns were produce!uced by J a n e - c h a ir m a n <}fo f I tyfHff] pr>/l oyp nnrilng Warrior,” another popular p amount (qiecifj:ifydatedesiredrwilh ' ' _ • Fonda’s producUon-comptmpany, IPC- Uic businessess-by building a huge . . . . _ ... Mormon musical. , ...... ______selL -address, stamped sU envel(^ to ; Film s, and both (Urns aree sisupposed to petrochemiulical plant. W hoopeel' SInce~ils flrsl' appe^jarance in Ensign ProduChina tional banklnking the same kind of naked f Chock and adlutl CQ»ter. .m. I O P E N S A^ T U R D A Y $ 7r -. 1 2 ing; UieoUierisnot. in some of)f t Uie video d l^ la y s in Uie ( : In "Rollover,” Jane FonPonda p la y s a f ilm Is $520ao an ounce. Now gold is ) ■ 231:30 11 Ih A venue North 8««cll9Ja*»l20n2 form er actress who has5 reUredre from ,, worth aboutu t $100 le ss. T h e d o lla r is in Buhl, Idaho83316 : Uie film business to helpp hh( e r husb a n d b e t t e r s h aipe p e Uian when Uiis fUm was in bis effort to run a mimultlhatlonal maoe. wnelheTgTSTnoDreaojruier: THEISEENMOTO iflrKtlr b.Mnd Cl>d«K itor* enH»>erTSOmM 30 ) petrochemical corporatlo;atlon. Appar- dollar colla;llapsing? The Arabs are ! = ■ — ^ Main Avo. E. ...enUy,. It’s 6ort-of-a-Joanum Crawford' buyinginto/0 Ame*-*— -:^^i^.lftW^and^ts— isisssaB ril-*- ' Pepsi Cola sltuaUon. c o m p a n ies s - a n d not selling It o ut. ‘ ' As Uie fUms begins,ins, how ever. T h e tlUe e of < the film refers to the . Fonda's husband is murd(urdered by an equivalentt ofol Uie “cgre meltdown” in m ifl=iS isifcia= iEirn=ri=ii=ii=m n=ii=IBEiEiEiEiEiEiE unknown person. SignifkoiflcanUy, his “The Chinala Syndrome." 'Hie danger H . blQod'drips on a secret. bankba account . presentedis is Uiat Arabs would trigger AuiAber, and the wholee movien lums a nm on1 Uie t dollar by failing to out to be a mystery aboutjout Uiat bank "rollover;"i" o( r rein v e st Uie fu n d s Uiey j a c c o u n t. Who c o n tro ls Itland an why? haveinUiiscis counlry. j D A n i V I ■ I n a n e ffo rt to sp ic e Uie action, Uie What about abc the. performances? I ffo M S ! (iin i o ffe rs F o n d a a love5 iniin te rest in U>e F o n d a seemim is uncharacteristically re- I form of a financial UxwbleshoolerUxk strained. I don’td( enjoy seeing h e r play ir 1 C h i n e s ee Restaurara n t In 5___ Played by Kris Krlstofferfferson. He Is an “older• woman.”w Krislofterson Is T hhe Number . Tiired by a Slj^i-powefed"•ed p riv a le T ih e v e n le s srappealingrllirTjnscrecn— c s — ------— : vestor (Hume CronynJI lo arrange a energy hasis b1: ^ n muzzled, apparcnUy i loanforFonda’shusband'sid's company. In an effortrt tot represent Uie “cool" of ; : The board of directorsrs of( Uie com- Uie bankingig e < lite ., * Featuring} a u t h e n t i c C h i n e s e c u is inin c c : s -tt- > ; p a n y fully e x p e c ts Fondada tot p la y on ly T h u s we e havet two deadbeats In a ★ E c o n o m iccai a ! luncheon specials _ 5 — a decorative role In'Uic»’com C pany:=^thrllldrlirw]rwhlch Uieultlraate danger - i * T h e ^ ie w eHt-and s t most com fortable tst take her doesn't see;icem real. So much for ; and most likely just dinlniialmI m o s p h e r e ...... ^ h u s b a rifi'ft m nnf'y nnri-m r * L a rg e s e aiting tir capacity, convenient j .//'eU l MANDARIN H • 'J location1 andai spaciousliVrking "IR * Low rate forfo using our Banquet R6m yiNG VHIY SOPH THIS[3 HONTH 1 [rjj W e c a n aaccomodate c < up to-120 peopN pT c - ______S o m e r urteous service always AT AlALEME3JA PLAZA IN POO>0GATELL0| | ^ t o r e v i e2 ' W S o n ^ l a l i c e ’ FORFC TAKE-OUT ORDERS 1 RLE/-EASE CALL •734-657378 I B y D ESM O N D RYAN Ic e ’'i s a mnatter a t of sheer quantity. It Is I KaJgbt’RIdder Newspaper.pers quite conce!iceivable Uiat Uie re p o rte r BLUE UJ\K K ES SHOPPING CENTER TWININ FALLS i ______played byI S;Sally Field could make at •> OPENg 7 DAY A WEEKK m least somee ofo the mistakes and gross For Uie most part,, “Absence“ j of errors of JudgmentJu and eUiics. Any 11:00A.M.:11:00 p.m.t. ' ^ M alice" is a fUm Uiat Is rreceiving no one of Uienlem would make an inter- quarter among Journalistslists, who have estingfllmn. .] n is no t conceivable Uiat a taken issue wlUi its Irealiealment of Uie single reporMrter could make all Uiese profession's eUiics. mistakes ana n d do so in Uie p rese n ce of I shared Uie opinion1 of Uie movie ^er coUeagsagues wiUioul someUilng I that found It unreaUnddi!i disto rte d , a n d b e in g d o n e aba o u t it. I Uiought th e fUm___ ( s e v e ra l i^ d M ^ have'fllssitlIssimted.T^i^ entertainingh g a n d w e ira c le d .'a n d '^ m c eal of them is Qiarles•les D e stra o f _ o f .th e j o u m ialistlc criUclsm of.il bas^ .. i Philadelphia, who writes:tes: "Don’t be bordered] on the hysterically so se n sitiv e w hen you au re e looked1 a t in rig h te o u s .. However,I It remains a a S S S S S B E a n e g aU v e lig h t. SomcUm • Pulitzer and Uie later rrw w a n t e d j l o r j u - •::: OMT i ; • • about Carter bugging the Reagans— .-V rfw I — t e n : : might Uiink It a pretty'fairreneclion fai I 'V.l - - a i i - ! ■ of the profession. I OAUV WI,»|U ,, _ _ 2 ■ 1AT.4UN. UiU-}iO»'tie*-7il»-«ill I ; T h e d isto rtio n in “ Abseibsence of Mal- 1'-! U W i.ii-tiiMiK-Tiii _ ■ tU tirr; I I 1 ; Now you kmnouj ■ 1 1 . . : ByUnlt^PnssIntemaUt.laUoaal ill Inflation FigIighter ______: ______ifotilM rite I* ______Saturclay.& 5url U n d a y — -The-iargesrslngle-dlstd ls h 'iS T o a ste d — ’ ------_____ - IN M S e O H I rHE^SEXIEST,-CUHVIEST GIRLS ; camel, prepared occastasionally for J o n l y * 2 . C y|. TiJ! who were■»«¥«rcauitilinthBtiud«_ ' : B e^uin wedding feasts.s. • I I .00 his school is oui Between 4 PJM.S. & 6 P.M. me, we think it’s i : I Senior O lliant f S . Q O•AnyTlm«l An ^ i Improve Yof o u r ^ ... worDrth defending.”? ^ E S Personal Iniim a g e l-: With Confidid e n t /V - — ■ \ Living Cou[ij [ s e s p; • i’ GEORGE < C. SCOTT. TIMOTHY HUTTON The m ost etotroficiWhg' TAPS ^ I n t h e i r w o r fId d was money. ' _ f p c ] I------IJ m j w B DAILY1LY9:10 m m a . l i i M j Ends S o o n ! i ^ " T w D hloursot o nonstop tnnii! ■ills." I ^ ' ' • WwsiwreurPatSONALaALuuoe- 'Kcjld phiraJeinr, Md^hr. m M q i ■ [-R: HARRIr i's o n ' f o r d ' ' ' * oSSSRSSn'*’' I I r ^ k a rREN e ALLEN ^’E t/ [ : ■ •SSSMK”'*— * l b | >**WfTo 77/£M JANE " KRIS ; | , . D F F E R S O N ' . • DlwemroaravnfldynlBt FCFONDA KRISTOF M r i W • O F t h e A : J W m y y L OO S T A R K ^ v k m s f W m I i y - J E g ] . ^ ^ o i / e taess e ■ I OUT rill- OAIIT TlO» • Classes BealnFsbnebruary9 -IjfllUtl ■ tAT.4UH. > j - ' j j E E n y j l Q For addlllonal Inlprmarm allonon . IIIb b HM c lassB t phone; 423-423-5602 ------W j i i i f y ■ , U X- C-4Tlmos-News,Twlnwin Fails, Idaho Friday. FebnibruaryS. 1982 LM. Boyd ¥ /h d tm i m lr e s //TV/ In that m*UetIt cof phyrical aliape amongng commercial ^ 'M ------a lrc ia ft c rew tnemb 7 M O T H ER R NATURE . . ------ihlnfl-rlght on ihe'Jie'Job.-Or-so"contend the exp«rti.-They:ei ------tA C E P V W IT M -A ------4 - S v V I ------:r-cUJm-farther-that-tt a breakfaat quarrel at homcme Is far-more ------~ - f - :GREEP tin ] likely to dinupt aI woman'swi performance all da)day long than a ...... I n e T V m t n ’a. ' EVENING ------e « ) ) ( S O O ® NEWS If you lake offiff inine uhelduled work day.lays a year for ’ ! I \ ^ ^ 0 ( 2 ) ( 3 ) C B O LIVEWIREVIRE whatever reuon, youyou're typical. ^ 0(Z)3-2-1<2-1 CONTACT (R )g M K (SQDYOUA3U ASKED FOR FT POPULATIONPOI CE/iTER. < J I I I , Q PRIMEETIMENEWS m I ’ O NATIOMAI>NAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECtAL Q. Where** the U.iU.S. population center now? ______(B NBA BA8»JASKETBAU ______05) EOUCATM;AT10NAL PROORAMMtNG A. Fire mHei touio u th w a t o f M a sco u tah , III. ( S ( i i ) - mTHE e DUKES OF KAZ2ARD . Blon>ndie (BWCTTENITENNIS ■ Q . D o all w haleaeaaiag? ai rEARINTENNlS ------ANP NOW LIFT THE S low,TOOTSIE..)AND,R£ r ™ . / - ^ ‘ -1------HDTHEVEAF A. No, air, onlyly i th e h u m p b a c k . O n ly th e:n,d..O m nlyln .fSimJIEl IF? LET'S ,SeE'N< HBOHUMTERfTER'S GOLD OTW ER FOOT, HO NEV G 'VOUAAEAN^^ THAT^ ■ Ihe mating aeuoD.. OlOnly at night. NOT ( WHERE WAS fl:06 . GLORIA J ALU...... SHE i ^------o MOVIEIE * * "Tho Lovo God?" tl900. HAM V j . ___ 1 ^ ^ ------:------Q;-U-lf-»gtin#t::U run sway from . ftiifiKnntlB Crfmnnrt n 'flrtnfi , hom e? ^ \ h aVOTHE d * 6:30 — ; A.Inmoatatatef, IV . TACKY GREEn J NlE E R R s /E . I - - { / ^ ^ A - O A LLtNTHN THE FAMILY « .y « - ...... ^ OLTTFIT MAGAZINE \ /I T u (BCSTICTACTACDOUQH A N IM A L W OR LD \ h = M O O SM AACNEIL CN / LEHRER REPORT *— (33 FAMILYLYFEUD F Thote creattuetea ithat people like most, in descending nrn 0®ENTEFTTERTAtNMENT TONICS order, ttc dog, hot*iQt»e». iw a n a. ro b in i. b u tte rflh■fllea a n d tro u t. POINT______- ---Thote-dlaliked-ino*nost are-cockroaches, moiqi»iquIloea,“ r a ta r " v X C ? : ■iESS REPORT ' (S) M*A*S*HS‘H _.. ' .w a j p ^ n n t l e m a t o«• and bata. The Interior■ Department’s D xJiaim ilHng —- - I 1^^— ____ 0 2 ) DANCENCEFEVER__ . Flih tndTVUailfc SerSeiTice found that oi'Vby (Hk. ' j - H0O HUMTC' : grownup*. Half off tlthoae interviewed, Incidentantallyi th o u g h t ' 7:00 - , veal came from aheaheep. And more than halff thoughti that R gX d ( B ®D THETH DUKES OF HAZZARD ' ' iguanu were InaecU.:tt. X Morgan GD MOVIEriE 1* * * * "Amoflcon GfolliH” (1073, Como:omody) Ron Howord. Cindy Wil- ; E itr e m d y coldd {golf balls play like littlee roundr rocks, f \rpO'rOU C MEAN THAT V >E5,i r V MOTiTlNPPlVffT^- \ 1 fi^ wwy we5wY ” ; H HI g O THEPERF>ERF0RMER'3 WORLD ‘ According lo the prop ro golfers. A n d th e le a th e rrsripionclula gi M S WIU. TA\(E \ "TWAr'\r'5 ^ M A rin B \ I (XT m C^\CiW'e«■^ ( if In • V\\ (BOCBOP3 OPEN ALL NIGHT ______: -A. AUjisht,aU.rigLright^Pobody.’iiierfecL ------‘ -*-*------^ ------CSWALLSTT■ STREET WEEK ------w n ro f OBu s tu im »vMh f e i ------TUrwisrsocSOCCER------— ------t'M.QB pllrt al.OS »0. For r*tuff>- f~y _ _ , • mall d»l1v«ry. **nOI ptymP«i tnt with ordtr lo "BOKd'*r» iOooh.“ Crown ' 1 J 0 0 1 7:60 ‘ Synifleata. Inc., No.. B CCrown R oto, WMtti*rtord, TK•X 78086 _ lonesbury p, O THE PERF•ERFORMER’S WORLD ______.n emfiaKSMX/ZOGV/ZKJ^^ n - -T>e$CKBmi0ir.SHOuuiy^& -V 6:00 DffiTnyoxtcAs ------—— DI5CUS6■VS6!0N0P-W£.FK)fO5ei> ^ /I/VTBBINTmBOSffJSS iT j a a HmNTMTRAOSMISA Dotrr&ve w (IS) WASHINGTON WEEK IN Darrell Righter BflLTOl■Toppomrrmp&v- ' oFpemamsamB o ■ ' "SlNC£myHm?f£LIGCOsews ^ M a m r .m ha •______1 llONSfC S ’S 'SfaZSOmSTHATPlS-- VTrnVSMOOLPRAC^ ug BEUff^lBSO/MCMUYcr tmnECus e D ALL-STAR FAMILY FEUD -■ ^ a nomreoNihaaAsts fm v MM/ PSnemfTASTOMAKSERFORMER'S WORLD ____ ...... 'e r ^ V j GEMINIlMay2121 to J u n e 21) S t u d y y o u r svsurroundinga E i ] [ t h a t 'S t r u e , s oON„AN- n . DO*v'T VOU W^/ORRy, O OES' AUK* VOU ’ERFORMER'S WORLD ^ a n d th e n q u ie tly gso o abouti making needed chari.n8...A n.w ^ VOU 06T TO STAV Tl-THERE TMOU®H„VOUi WWON'T H0A(NE, SON,^ 50.« E 6 0 C V eOuTEC? t h-' lead to an intereatinjiting experience. SU'™*" D STr IkE FORCE i: ■ LEO (July 22 to A » = - ' ^ C © ( S O ® ST 0 Aug. 21) Engage in the momore practical ~ C S p * O SPORTSITS TONIGHT• 0 aspects of your liviniving instead of spending so much time f h y - ■ I Q NASHVILl(VILLE R.F.D. 1 on fun and frolic. Be sensible. / ^ " ttSCREATTVTkTTVTTY Wrm BILL MOYERS J5 V IR G O (A ug. 2222 1to Sept. 22) A fine dayf uto engage in \ B COLLEGE.EGE BASKETBALL 5VIE * * * "Tho Compolilion" some new activity th i HBO MOVIE ^ tiiat wUl be inspiring to yoiyou. Stop wor> f . p Z 2 c _ Y (1900. Dram3fom«) Richard Droyfuaa. Amy 2 rying obout matter#ers ufu^lated to you. yl \ STAH M ’''''"O- I LIBRA (SopL 23113 to Oct. 22) Listen carefullyilly to w h a t a n ^ y L Y m i S SHOW MOVIIlOVIE * * '> "Snowball Expross" £ expert has to suggea:^ s t and you find the rightt ssolution to a ______8 (1072. ComComody) Doan' Jon^a, Nancy .1 ------Olson*-:------r pending problem7B<, Bo more cheerfuL B - I S f i 9:06 :• SCORPIO (Oct.-23 25 to Nov. 21) Try to underderaUndwhat \A/S^a ______QAUIN.THN.THE FAMILY-...... jf. a s a o c ia te s a n d gooo d f rie n d s e x p e c t o f y o u a nidondeavorto d - W lZzard fl of Id____ 9:30 please them. Takee it easy tonight. ----- ^ O CD CREA-REATIVOY WITH BiLL MOYERS ------SAGITTARIUS ( S (Nov-22 to Dec. 2D.Mallake sure you _ \ ONEWSDEJ5DESK *. c o n y th ro u g h w ith:h c iv io d u tie s y o u h a v e a s sBurned u i a n d g e t j ^ N ^ . - e y T M ^ \ O ANOTHEfirHERLlFE T tho right reaulta. AvoidA\ arguments. A \ A ,- m T l \ a® INSIDEESTORY 81 9:36 ------C A P R IC O R N (Dc(Dcc.-22-to-Jan.-20)-You-anare highly in ------f - - x K > c m & t o - ■ —m o e * * * '1 "Tho Spiral Road" V spired and can accotxomplish a great deal todoy.ay. Be alert to S- }^ ^ H P & ' n 7 y . °(1962. Advondvonluro) Rock Hudson. Burl Ivoa. I opportunities at hanhand. Be logical ^ naH I : AQUARIUS (Janlan. 21 to Feb. 19) Handlelie obligations \ ____ J* b e fo re e n g a g in g in amusements.t Become moinote skilled in \ ^ )jBi - J. youi.)ino of endeavoavor. Be courteous to others. P M I X T R A ------« ;t_ P is C E S - (F e b .- 220-to-M 0 - ar.-20)'(^me-to-Bnan agreement------iiUU~ixTRir — «; with associates onn o0 .jo i n t p r o je c t y o u h a v e inn mind.r Avoid y * L "Wtt READ ALL temptation to arguejue with co-worker. ^ \ i ^ S ( K D ■ M U ABOUT OUR fc IFYGURCHILDLD IS BORN TODAY .... hoh. o r s h e wiU ------i ! i 5 i ( NEW IM A G E g have a practical natilature but will also oppreciaUlate the impor* ____ ^ ^ ^ P ^ ~ C ^ p l » t e l ^ ro- ^ tanco of idealism.n. IM a k e s u r e y o u p ro v id e ( e the kind of '~ ^ C 6ietIe~Bailey l rriodaled wllh i" e d u c a tio n th n t w illII eicn 'co u rsg e y o u r p ro g e n y to ta c k le la rg e ______book* ond < projects and bringlg tto a workable level. mogazlnai (or WHER M E W E NgrovER T I GUESS; s i 'l l Ma V £ I M e Mg WOULPM'T r i ovary intor*tt; HSUPPL b e e= tTLE i TO SUPfpplv to to &o bBRIMe p MIM SET \ I • WWfMW' • CwnUtookl • F a m i l y C i i P IL L O W . >bwk> • WMl*m Mrcus BAC'.C K j ^ — a * H«rdC<~*lt|UoltUoo*- tookiond Mopaitn.. »ln«« . 7U4MI ______' ] y t / / / t m ^ y l\n»l/rotm n r \ I w \ A Hobby Town H Jfc ] ^ idy Capp EVERYTHING FOR THEMODELERf , • TCH / LOOK AT T K E - J ; ^ / r t h i n k fL L ^ W ^ '~ ~ 1 .VRAIN-IDON'T J <;?p-THE A^DRNIN‘'r n p O H T^ 1 SUCCE • Xockslf 'I \ FANCYGO(N'TO Jv\\ • Mod*! ITallraodlng I { /^HERE^^D0/VUO^ j- - OFTHATTALK- ^od|!>_S«ini£pll*dAlrp!on*»_ __ ? T ■ ^ H(• Tool*. Hi THESE WYS.' IF J VNOaDONTQET-C • Adv«Q>ur«Cam»t [ STLOCINptWDO \ ■ PiBOIcModoli yXIEXPeCTTD I 1 \GrrPK>rtonoN^ 2 2 7 M a in A v * . E o it ■ •: ^ i f>JbEVERY?i Twin Falls 733^393 10-6MON.-SAT. "It's an evergr 2 -S•s 11 ~ 5 zd ■*■" II \T*J- •fo< Hagar the Holorrible \ -■ ' - Fobrbfuaty 5.1982 Timos-N«»w-«,T/-«,Twin Falls. Idaho C-5 ^11 XPO W sM 'i^fp'0 o n ig h t - 6Vi& A COASTeK-/:y i^ D a n ciCe E n sein r b le p e rrforms-tci - I 51 H A IL E Y -— The Idaho Dancc follow. foi It is a series of sl:six s h o rt T h is c o n c ert iiis the Idaho Dance Ensemble, a KK4chum-based_dance_. movemcnts_andJhealreme picctfce. u sln g . E n s e m b le 's thjlrd ird s e t o f pe rfo rro a n c e a * f ------trouperwlll-perileriorm-tbnight am l^at- 'ihrIhiw actors and athletes as;s w ell a s - in th e W ood .RRiver lv Valley 9lnce iU - - - ,1 urday al 8 p.mI.m. in' tbe Wood River the ih( c6mpany’s three dancers.i. fo unding In 1980>80 tby Neely and Rowe, HlghSchoolAudLuditorium, "OnANiRht Wilhout Song,"," danced former member!ibers of the Portland f e ------Twffircwpiecceccs-andiwoTCTisionsof ill n r silence, comprises the ■coiTcerfs— « Djmams5atretn-etirPortlandrOrc: ------^ ^ pieces presentcn tc d a t a M arch 1981 third thi section, The final piece; willv bc a The concertt Is being presented by perform ano^i:wlll-be-reatured*at4hl5— -premiere-of-a-new-trio-to-m pn muslc-by— theBallotSchooll/V)] pnnnrtttHnn tn«« nnrf . c o n c e rt. KeilhJarrelt.K e made possibleB byby-conlributlons-from — I ^ ■ 1 ' T h e trio "M■Migration,” has been 1The concert features chbrec'cography individuals andind businesses in tbe 1 1 ______re v is e d a n d wivlll ill o pen th e co n ccri. A by !Ctor,_and W ood R iv e r V^ alle; l e y . ______by Cnrl Rowe, artislic dircct —■Peanuts new piece enliinlitlS"'‘Br^ltlM"“w Iir~Simusic by composers JarrelleU.'M ikT]_ .Tlcke^ are! J4 J4‘ ior adultsTC for ___ ------^------01(•01drieId“ and“PaurMcCandI(dlcs7 The seniore and uridewider 14rartd C"at the ' ^ . I SHOULP THINK II' ~ ~ - \ I/there mustpe'^I' ’O T UIHAT UOULP YOU'P PC O ( HIT HIM WITH dudancers arc Rowe, Ijura Furu rt^ and door. They are aavailable at Chapter . UOULP BE EA5V TO A LOT OF THEM IW, 1 R IS h r NOkI IF VOU3U HilHilnrie Neely. O ne B ookstore.ree ; ...... ‘ ...... TRACK RA6BIT5 THIS V Al^OUNP H E R E ^ _ SAU) A RABBIT? _ TIME OF YEAR... ^ WM V alhalla D<►ancfers’ sh(I lo w s e t T • J iifor CSI aucditorium Fw wB e' '^*^UH,..WNP0MT'J0U . tAM Tga.lEVEIHW 'toU' ' f i O f p y n AuAuditorium. •dlrectorChuckWesW e st. ' ------'. LAKE FOR THE » s a « « p , ^(Q W & ^ O S,A i } • " 1 ^ 7 i — rT r-r-r-^^T -!—?A ■ \ ■ A \X A - ...... ' J ------T t --- '----- IjL ”OH, OuiT Y.foufl WHINING AAA N D ‘ n iBlniBLi/l* Y_ _ 5 E N t> M Y ^■VJ? . t V X M M B f l a n c: K ^ e . v e " . ■ AUeyOop— NQPET I 'V / 'H DTm t JUSI U. ~[cOui\EDF WINUT^ ^ O=^«Vre^EREAw7XoSCA^ R rrM ~ N^THR^MENTC*^ W tON* ^ I S ? ROUND ■ j J B i i t u I ' — pF ‘ , ■ N 1 ; K'® jiSaB MEIA f A V : gasoline AlltHey Gasinno • DitiingJ •'Motel- O I>EI\ 24 H otuIIRS f Perhaps preci J .'. ,: A n i m p r o b a b l e h i di e e c o u t ) I 'whi) shem iql- ^ iKv "S'nin'i ^ N e v e r ^ forM rs.j'PB B I*; 3 ) The Friendiiel i e s ! C l u b S s ■ fl®' A C e v e r : m e i t j f ^SputirtThfh e B o r d e r ______L f c - j S S ______' C h a r g e ______L a s t3 P A CRO SS 28 Urgo 46 "The Sweet- 12 Easastern ■ Dennis the MMenace 1 Beamonnd 30 Buildingg h e art o l — • potiolentate Burrows managor,sr. Chi" 13 Esc S A I a — lor shortrt 48 Train stop: wairalking 10 Mimic 34 Thai girlrl abbr. . 21 Cor 14 Following 35 Modem:i: .49 Kind ol 23 LiveIve in the 15 Rem arkoblo prol. glasses couountry ibi------SI-TJo------loo— 25-llkepresslon [ All Yoi 1 * 5 jii iu theincas, initnitlais ;■ By United Press Inlematioatlonal ^ Can Eg e |7 II f i - T I B I i o —I TII r |12 i i j H P ~ T ’~ P . ;:. Today Is F riday, Feb.b. 5.5 th e 36th d a y of 1982 KwtU)329tofoUow. r - ...... -Tlienltion Is moving towjoward its full phase. — ; Tbe morning stars are■e ^Mercury, Venus, Mars, - ...... s.Saturday Prime RilRib Buffet ■ S: particularly tbe Supreme(neC ourt. ------I l l p i " tl ■” N e v a i k . /\ t - In 1971, Americn astront-onauts A lan ^ p a r d and . Z Edw ard MltcheU of ApolLpollo 14 w alked on the Never A i ” . moonforfourboura. lover C harge ■ Z i In 1981, President Realeagan, in a nationwide * address, said the Unitedd StS ta te s w a s in " th e w orst ^ • “ cconom k m ess since theie CGreat Depression" and 'c^led forsweeplngq>eodiinding and t u cuts. f f i ; rnJm m \ - - T im es-New s. Twin Fallaalls, Idaho Friday. February!iry5,1fl82 LEGAL NOTICE, LEGALNOTICE _ m ______Lotl/Fouftd ! i r A b b y ______■ INII THE MATTER OF BacKhoe:n6,45ff.OO & — — ' TTHE 'PROMULGATION T he p ro ce ed s Irom the COF _ RULES OF usale will be applied to CHECK DAILY ._RRACnCE_AND_HRO*—m and_____ .. CEDURE OF THE IDAHO to the lion, and any Tf|®DfpOlIlKD PU B U C UTILITIES m oney th a t rem ains will NEWS r J Rl e a d e r t e l l s p o> e m *s r t ^ n . and I am so proudjd of ber for little too strwi so II sbe could try to r 1. Malt Beagle, black brown ------bcautlful-paasagfr-for-lncli Commission's Rules of ’’ D 5j|[i This 1st d t f ol '• “ i JKlusloo-in-the— w ^iaruiltiritranBST«B6iiaflgniKni“ rrnany'reasonir^at wbenI ssbe is in a ' lone down a fewf decibels, sbe would p &wMie. eulo^for a young oelghbJbborwhodled ot wl P ra c tic e ar^d P ro c ed u re F< 2. Mile brown Mixed Terrier white cloud Just where Ibe group g of people sbe tends8 old, and I’m suree these are some lime. Also,Al where can' I buy a Rule F 4.3 which presently . Houra S-7pm only. Your applied UUeof “P Monday thru Frklay Persp^ve’ andhuUandmdq>ara88bewaswbenshe qualities q that cause men lo shy away breast pump?p ? permits- P representation . was good, but twt as apt.aptas the real left my side C all...... 73»ae0eiit2M ide and just as able lo bear fro ( m b e r. S b e is a b e au tifuul l girl, kind, -RUTHIEINERIE of ° a utility, motor carrier Announcements A 9*" one, “A Parable of Immortality." Im her load of living1 freighi to the place happy h and intelligent. or nonprofit organization T — D E A R R UUTWE: T II YOU write the g 001______^ 1 pBecause « « Dogs are brougM Further, tbe author’sI uname is not of^destlnatlclUon. H e r HlmlnlthArf ff|7^ is Can-you sugg^ a way by a non-attorney un- ® In every hour, and BOLD or ly to handle card, letter,r. invitation, etc.. your connected c with the en- M, Hemy Scott HoUand, but Henry Van in me, notlot in ber. And Just at the I] Mtiforla's newer* for lass; nDESTTOYEO c si aller 40 tiours, th is? - name appearsars first. If your husband tity. tl tn accordance wltti dellverlea. «< All occulons. pi^ a Dyke, a famous Americalean prMctar, moment wb please call or visit ihe pound when someone at my side - S T Y MMIEDMOM does the writ!riling, his name appears 1981 1 Opinion N o. 129 of 545Sp«rka.734-202l. ^ laity lo check whether ^ u r poet and pbllosdpber — i - and Ihe (ull saya, "nmtiere sbe goesi' there are DEAR UGH: Be as ggenUe-and first. thetl Supreme Court of ' ^ pel has been picned up.fmis text, while stUl brief, des 002 LnIJFound K deserves lobe other eyes>8 \Watching her cottaing and diplomatic d as possible. FinIrst let your You can pur>urchase q breast pump at Idaho, !f the Commission “ Is noi an vo-to^ate list. p rin te d . I en clo se acopy fo has proposed to delete ------" ------MliwMixed dogs are hard to d»- oU kt voicesces re a d y to ta k e iq) th e g la d daughter d know lhat you thinkth she is yourlocaldrufru g sto re . tl «crlt>roU:at:yera-C.O-LO'-Leayv-Juntor— K nauss.-KrKrts»n-Lee.--JodI-Lenknefr— l'l!llA^3!r,’^Jr!” ‘”^' High School has bran annonnoufl«cd. Holly Linelinehan. Peg^e Marklewicz, _SI BBCKIII R _ jTOT: Male Keeshorid. mo- JCommission Secretary ifThe AnlfMl 8t»eller will lo- (jiymSlum size, thick blacky gray Ninth graders earningng alli A’s were Diana Meetecham, Cindy Morris, Lisa on0 or belore March 1, «cept no puppies other lh«n lonpong hair, email pointed — Jeft Lambert, Jason Meyerboeffer,M< Mortenson,n. Cindy McOmber, Amy on 11082. W ritten com m ents InIrom the retU entt ol the city ulara. n . tall curls over back. Chrir^Scbola, Erfck ShaDer,“ Sh Mtii*’"Naegele, Mardene N -N ealtej-Jaim e-- sh o u ld rele r to C a se No. ololJerom*. Nune Reynolds. Swensen, Cahline C terVeen, Tawna h o u s e , Bolsa, Idaho Itillnoan»wer^..,,.^..^M4-43i3 >er1y lo Twin Falls. 'For Wat(iins-CaII733-7?52. • • Travis, Julilulia W a^, Shelly Watson. I NEW 83720 Eighth graders wilhJl allt A’s were Penny Wright Wi and Elizabeth DATED at B oise. “ Idaho, this 26th day of David Coleman, Stevertven Cox, Ron Yergensen. tn. Ja n u a ry , 1082. DlngwaU,JeffMildon,Je.JeffSurbaugh, Seventh1 £graders: Kristin Barton, I ^ * M s YHNAJ. WALTERS Julie Aklos, Nlckl Brown,W , E lle n B uck. R e b e c c a BBird, ir J e n n if e r B rinson, Ju lie Commission Secretary ______^ I b ______I Tabetha_Carlwn._Tamiunmy_Carson._Davi8,-KlniClmberiy-D^nert,—Valoty— CHEDI -PUBLISH:------Friday,— ------M a r g a i ^ Cluff, M a rinI PProsti r Michele - Evans,'K[eUi ell 'F U lm o re .-'U sa H ilton, " ' January 29, February 6 a n d 12.1982. . E-- Gilbert, Amy Greene,), Brenda 1 Jen* Susan Hoagtag, Kelli Hopp, Teri Hum- 1 9B oings, Micbele UCroix,Ix, Shelly Lay, phries. Krlslrlstin Ingram. Senica Jones, IN THE OiSTRIOT I R’Nee Monroe, Karii Moss.I Biyn Nancy LitLing, Sonya Lundgren, [pepper»■ ■ ■ . *1 lb. . COURT ^ OF THE FIFTH “ 2 f o r 1 ”ADS A l i McKlm, Eryn McKliKim, Laurie Haurene ’Marron,'ft Rcnae Moser, ______J JUDICIALJ DISTRICT OF. Newcomb, Para O’De'Dell. Kirsten ShawnaMyiilyers, Jennifer McCracken,___ THE STATE OF IDAHO., A R E E R R « » - IN AND -FOR -T H ^ ^^:^R o6hoIt, SUCOT SUnds,Fh'FeliseTlwrpe— B ibettrifiiNixon, JaniTTage, Gina COUNTY OF'BLAINE 1*11 l«lu,k-\o~and»*~iir,'vn'llVirn ,«V« od I odd. ; andTamlWUson. B«> IIH Jonuo'r , R a sm u sseen, n . Christy Shannon, Sandra BULKQUA» FIRST SECURITY BANK t 19|}. >,llnol«,.s.fUs. m t s " ” ? O F IDAHO. N.A„ 4 ------—»-Clonil«oi.£.n»OOl.lhiuOAi«i£ ------Tammy-Egbert, LauraI FFrost, Laurie Woodland;—I:------— ...... - -MARK-E. JENSEN------UaicUdMl------I ______COMIlEINTbbil^Y!H • D efendant • ll(Ogr lltmd«#»nl»*ll. noM»no'ilii Out ©ll>c» ond I Harrison, Tracy O'Gormirman, Lindsey e Anderson, Norman Ar- w* -111 t».«vn Ih* od 7 mwHtd««(i»»14« Pederson, Ranae Planke NOTICE OF • Adtn>giib«i«'un>..iliin]adcOSdo,. ------nkey, Michelle rlngton, DaiDavid Babbel, Doug Cham- PRICES Vt/VILL NEVER BEE LOWERI SH ERIFFS SALE Rasmussen, Whitneyy Smithi and bera, MIcha±ael Dixon. Mike Fraley, Under and by virtue ot ovr o'lM* < w« Mill nop th*h»«d(Aamen»r od " _____ ^TaunaYas^Us,...... Todd Gillesjiesple, Curtis Hansen, Kobe an Execution issued out Richard Harris. Tom of the above entilled 3 LINEST DAYSiv y s » 9 ” Ninth graders with B’s and better * • TWIN FALLSSSTORE • JEROMES: STORE iCourt. In the above en Denise Carlson Henscheld,Id, Rick Homer, Kerry A croti from Smltl l in e s d a y s w ere Erin Anderson, Den F r o n ta gg » o R o a d 1titled action, dated the 4 ! , Y s' » i a ” lacev Gerber. BrBrent Knapp, John Lewln, F o odiC Ing 28th day ol DECEMBER, .TlnA..CarmidiaeI. .Stao 5 u n e s 7 d a y s M' 5 “ MItzle Harkins, Jeannee U lto friK S “giawn Molllofnit. Mitch-Ogden, Todd ' c o r n a f of M o rn in g 1981, w herein th e plaln- Z g ' l l v/oll«yK«nworlh d \ M'lln*) Hill, Nicole Hitchcock,'S M S lH o S Ophejm DaDanny Rice, Steve Robbins, and Addison tifl obtained a ludgment aglnst the defendant Traci Kelly, Geolel KenKemper, Cathy ogers, Sean Selin. Bryan OPEN 10:1:00 a.m . to 6:00 p.n Luis Vlliicana, Charies .m. Mon.-Sot. - [h e re in , on th e 24th day of Livingston, Angle Martiiirtlncx, Christl SEPTEMBER. 1981, for N am o ______. M a th e w s, M a m ie O lsen,n, 1Tracy Pfarr. Wadsworth,th. Anthony Wight and Jay th e su m ol $16,412.46, A d d rs s s ____ _ . . K aren Prine, Holly Reynctynolds, Janelle Yergensen.n. plus' Interest, I have f Sorensen, M arcl Sterling,Ing, Kris Todd, levied upon all the right, T cw n ______. title, interesi and claim Maya Verdun, Jackiele Wadsworth, of said defendant, ol. In P h o n « M$gan Welrlcb, Jody)dy Wheeler. — and-to the-lollowlno de ■Prinf AdT1*r*: Marcie- White, Phil BurBurdick, Mark sc rib ed REAL PRO- Caieau, David-Crawfoivford, - Dwight -4 ^:— - PERTVrto-wil: ...... Denison, Rob ElUs, DavidvId G rout, K yle FILER ACRE TRACT N. 1 209’ ofTAX«169 and N. Hartley, Shawn Holman,'in, Todd Jones, 209’ ol TAX 1170, LOT - L o w ell K ra h n , C ra ig L anin g g le y , S tan le y 25 L u tz ,' T e r r y M olyneux,, Brian Bi Moser. PUBLIC NOTICE IS Rob Nlcbolson, Matt Phillips, Pt Tim HEREBY GIVEN: T hat on « Phillips, Scott Quinn, BradBrt Rambur. -.0-: the 24th dayol February. !1982, a t th e hour ol 10:M C>)*ck MMoney Order John Raymond, John\ Sims,S Mack y o ’clock A.M., Mountain S tep h en , Marie Stowrowman. Jayce .v^': Clip t moil to TImoi-Newilewf. Box 546,‘Twin Time, ol said day, at the Fallf or coll 733-0931. Sudweeks, Todd Swensensen and Jeffry EAST FRONT DOOR OF W ig h t. m THE > TWIN FALLS COUNTY COURT El^th graders; LotLori Alberdi, HOUSE, TWIN FALLS. Natlle Armstrong, Pamam-Armstron, S i County ot Twin Falls, Clody Blevins, Lisa BolliJollnger. Cindy .-i^i S tale ot Idaho, I will, In tSiei CLASSIFIEDDINDIX Bressette, Bonnie Brown,v n, L o ri Calico, _ j ^ i obedience to said Order - df-Saie. sell at publlT" ------Heatber Call, Gtoria ClClark, Robyn ------8 ANNOUNciMENTf ^0l}C>'O9«»e>«> — 0 1 auction'to the highest Clark, Pennle Dugan, Joy Engleman. i oiet,.».««d . C reate _y_our__own Valeaientjne^s_Pay rriessatage.and .sen.(lil via JIThe Times- ___ ibidde r for ca sh , lawful .... ____ . ------T -Kristy'GrimihrAllteHt-HayesrKathy - fiioffly oFthe United gii ge will appear in a spelecial W ant Ad section OIICeodtKingtleU' News.. Your m e ssa g e Dh on Valen- 'M ' States, I all right, title, in 040r«»lV>»«l-*> tine's Day Feb. 14.. It'sII a unique w ay to0 send your love to thatth special iO: terest 1 and claim of the 00)U*mc>-sJNoM«> OUAg<>P>»p1t - . . . . . „ Ad Love Lines is Feb.-b.'11 atSp.m . {udgment together-with OMrsi'.m rwiv.1 all costs that have ac OUti^, “** '** ...... y I IOOI,.«,ioiliW«nt«d m ' S ' c ru e d o r may accrue. 10IAn»<.ll/Mdxg Dated at Twin Falls. lOKo-i. BURLEY - Staff Sgt.Sgt David D. Idaho, on this 2nd day of >«4HanM Morv, How I tov« voul Hoo».l, PU B USH : Frlday,v uale of College of Soutloutbem Idaho. ,,, February 5,12,29,1982. previously served as a tcommunica- II only costs $4,00 loror Ifive lines (figure 4 w o fdds i per line). ^^■ B j REAL ESTATE ml19r»m,ll«.KhV. II*Il4r>r>.l«»l«m.n<, tlons equipment spespecialist at '•fv'-'i And you get additionalla l linesI for o nly 5 0 ' e a c h , NOTICE OF SALE - 0]0KW* School, serves as a mednedicai service |j Her« Is my Want-Ad VaValentine: (Please print)t) ducted at ttie former AAUTOMOTIVE technician at Scott-AirJr Force1 Base, :‘0 - |I ------:______I location ol Regal Homes o n 3400 East Road. Soulh RENTALS o 111- 1»AulSP»t|«A((|,UHM, ■ I __ . ______o f .-Kimberly Road,.Tw in i]9Aj r l i s t ■ jV : - •_____ -# ^.4 L r manufactured “ Ricks honor byPayloader l40Tru(til X I 2. Roller, serUl REXBURG - Ricksks College has iI ------*" ul4Jl»pWl»,K...C.f. released the honor rolloil for the fall | f70064-H 3-11, M)W«M.dI*a*f(«i u s e m e s te r . 3. Backhoe, serial eMUak.l 3 .5 g r a d e p o in t a v e ra g(efor e f< at least M I EEli ■ S4A.M.C«iai« I City------______S ta le ' . ------— Zip------1 PAH credit hours Include BreiJrent C. Tingey I Darrell Murray and IMAviM.Chf,.!., of Carey, Audrey Hardardy of Eden, .1* j I CtMK:kQ MorilooeyOnlerQ ' Danny Johnson of Kim HiSrxJir'' 1HA»<,..D«k». I hmuD j ^ berly. Idaho, claim a'lien 07SWi«.Mf>*.rr '* Donna Anderson. Markark. B. Elgan, -O ' j -----* against this properly In JJ ■ 'TracyLroSEaverdfGdckldodIng,Tamela' ------J ^ Ihe a m ount o f »6,4!0.00. Wood of Hailey, Jeffff :Sorensen of ’ M « ll coupon or c a lk The ilem ol property Is IIJAtflM-rsnlwt . U a z e llo n . owned by Walter TI7T«»*».IVSll»..» , ’’ Joej Anderson. Bonni(onie S. Ashby, vO / 1 f l Dykeman, General De- OTIfvxo.xIC*'**’! TcOTy Helms, M ark Al NMabey. Tony 733-0931‘ Y o u c a n aaccent your .W . . livery. Twin Falls, Idaho. The above described eio»WMa(A»c«id Patterson of Heybum;n; IR o se Jo n es. Want Ad Love Lo Une with -;f^ property shall be olfered Debra W right-of Malta;Ita; Marcia L. I V a le n tinline's ' Day synv for sale pursuant to Sec Mendenhall of Paul, SScott Baker. l\V |^ b o l for justs: tion 45 806 ol the Idaho Linda Bradshaw, Junevneve Coats of ^ Code. The minimum bid Riq>ert. Tborhas Croft[t o f Shoshone, w hich will b e acc ep te d Stan Knam>. Decna Pricei c e a n d R a n N. o n e a c h Ilem is: Loader:t12.000.00 ' I ISaThlrdSi.WMt Twin F«IU H w ihas of Twin Falls. Roller: U.000.00 1 ■ ■ V Friday./, FebruaryI 5.1982 Timos-Nov•Nows. Twin Falla. I d s llo f - ' 'v iw V I - - — t o JS n f i ttI7- FinnsiRanches 016 SlluatlonaWantedi 030 Homes ForSaiala 030 - Homaa For Sale 030 ' HomaiForSala ^ OWNER SELLING, luxury 5 155 ACRES southwest' ol DATA PRODUCERSS B Y W N E R rA W d winningg TL"NlCEMiNIFARM".lW Jerome, tOQ ACRES M a k e T hlis i, A Special SERVICE-324-5563, Com1- Contemporary design, 3500« aq. It, 3 bdrm home, 5 to JO bdrm brick home. Knotty J/ I- sq It, 3 bdrm -f Master suite, Pine lamiiy room. 2 full souihoast ol Gooding, 80 puterized accounting. In- acres avaiUbift. Exc. loca- ACRES d o jo to vrendoll. 26. come tax, econamlcal rales. FamUy room. Olllce. lolls.>• tlon, close lo Twin Falls & baths, walk in panlty, lormal dining area, formal living 20 & 10 .ACRES northwd&t of Hand tooled lealher work.: Playroom. Solarium greenr) Jerome. Call Jerry Jackson . Jerome. Many olhors' to , 0 houso, Attium with hot tuti.3- at- Real EaUlo Unlimited room. 2 car garage, loncod Valentiine’s I Day/ Irom vests & billfolds to dog tun. lencod back yard, seieci tram. Call 'Jerry hand tooled ladles shoes., pallo deck, (tult room. 2-car«J 324-7518or324-5922. _____ Jackson al Rciii Esiaie Un- (j garage. 2 llreplaces. quiet brick bar-b-que, on 2coinoi . Call 73M043 or 528rt 2nd lota In BuM.Caii 543-6875. ■ ilmiiod324.75l0,324-5922. _ • - Ave. East,______counlry setting. Solar Capa-! ' Resolve today not to pay f o r S o m e o:o n e _ Y o u L o vve i • bilily, u n d a c w d ^ ^ ^ . 160^ R E S . S.W. Jorome. HOUSEKEEPING JOBS -wnt-noxt'm onth, We have - plyiiV solid 301; oxcettonl ; homes Irom $16,000 up and C04______Jtrome Homes le’.’ in tine T im es-I WANTED: CALL 423-5771. farm, Lg, Assumabio ^ W i tth h a “ Love Line 3 - N B W S by owner; 2 BdW hOUSE. can arrange terms to suit CHARMING 3 bdrm. 1 balh loan. Cali Dennis ^ INCOMETAX Corner lot. central air, rock:k your means and Income, home in nice area oj McDormoii. LoMoyno Really PREPARED. Cali 734-2433U patio. $35,000, Assume loanin Call or Como In today, JerotT\o. Fireplace, fenced 733-0874 days 734-2646 allor alter 6 or wkndsforappt, 6S^%. Small down, will carry td, nico decor, No down, 7em .____ SEWING & ALTERATIONSIS balance. Call 734-5325, ^ ^ B I G W O O D R E A L T Y owner willing to carry 160 ACRES' SW orjorom o, Ca1lalter5Dm734J677------OAN-YOU'CUALIFY lor contract. _Renled al this. ______73W551------r ... _Call£Q£LClaaU2il.nmj)-<«— - ^ A 8 H^NQ•&^R0 NlNQ^r^T7ly- - -tdaho-HouB*t»9-MeneT?'Thi»- orLandmatkRoaiiyyj^^. home. Reasonable, Caliill Sparkling cloan 3 bdrm days.375-4335evea. ,_____ home does. Excelieni ioca- 22,96 shares otOaKloy canal • lion. Move right in- the paint- FINANCING NOW Available water. Aria Slack, Jorome, at 11%. Low down payment 324-6288.______- 017 BwlneaOpportunllkH»• Ing and remodeling have- been done lor you 139.500,0. for qualilied buyera, Homoa 300 ACRES wllh lull water available In Jerome now. BECOME distributor Ir' In Call Lois- lor an gppt. 733-3- light. Very high slate ol muilMevel markeling of neww .4323or Will remodel br enlarge lo fit culllvatlon. 2 very nico low lat milk product. $1.15 buyera' needs. No Realtors 324-2911. f______homes, plenty ol outbuild oallon. 7a3-66M, 733-5787. TERMS ings and corrals, Icncod. 750 - BLUE LAKES REALTY Clean and neat, close toI JUST LISTED. Newer home A,U,M.s available. This jarm “k-W i.n-rm Tii ...... - • -u------n------=- - -^hdpp1nijrachooi r - F .a --eff- - limited opportunity, E-Z, CHARMING OLDER HOMEa kitchen, i BR. 2 bath. Dbl. -assumabio FHA*toanlfyou hagerman anoov^looks'ino down/Owner cariy. Call,r. on the Predldont Streets, garage, unfsd. bsml. AfC quality. Priced at only scenic valley. Check wllh ua *’! This ones aged just right. W estern Realty 7^2365 or I*' and wood stove. RV pad. $36,900. Low down pay about laat years yield and Gayle 733-416M______Remodeled kitchen. 6 bath. $63,000. ,..j" ments. 9W% interest, im you will aoe why this place is Fireplace, ptolesslonaiiy mediate possession. Call worth Iho money. Ownor M ------FOR LEASE ptlmo location'■''' landscaped back Vard i Vicky Jones 73^6325 or at North Blue Lake»r2100*- * TWQBYFOUR retiring and wants to not * - morerJrou4iWMi'.M»lii^ ih«_ ^ D u p le x units, all appl^- H oul Immediately. You aquaro foot, parking lor t3» torms. cars, now carpeting. 733- -^nces, 2 BR. carports, c arr have posaesjion lor ^ •W estern Really 733-2X5 orO' loncod, .sprinkling, Addt'I.. 3 BDRM HOME In Jerome. 1982 crop yoir. Call Hoflor 0096 or Gem State Realtyly res: 734-2477.______734-0400.______land lot. deveiopmenl. Now insldo & out. Now- U sson. 326-1971, Lou WoU- - COUNTRY QUIET- CITYnr $72,500 each, shake tool & siding. Low- (or 734-8254 or Town and I «00«{^s_ — CLOSE. Three bedroomm Four piox in Filer- conlem- interest Farm Homo loanI Country Realtors 733-0716. ■ CIIV______STAtl____ WARNINGI homo on two acres.s. poraty styling. 2 BR and 1BR1 available, 324-29H. , 320 ACRES Good Farm land, The Tlmes-News ree- Fireplace, abundantni units. $125,000 PLUS xtra trg. under sprinkler systems in commends that you In-n- storage, remodeled kitchen.n, loi for addt'l. development, C07 Faims a Ranches‘ Howe, Idaho Atea.767;34<5. vntlg alo every phase ol01 lull finished basement, Fiex-X- $30,000. invo3lmer)l opporlurjilies.3. ib)o torms, 2891 Eii^aboih AGRICULTURAL 37 ACRES Twin Falla, lull SPECIALISTS eapoclaily those Irom out ol Bivd, 1 JRWIN.REALTY,JNC. to"b^ li^-^*6aH°*H*"'^ld'’ - -atato-oroffored By a personi n ------:------6071, M"ain West R'ojily doing bualness out ola OWNER RNANCINQ DEEP SOIL G 734-6500 Excellent 234 Aero local motel or hotel. AVAILABLE- On this brand'0 ___ Across /rom E m u ___ ■ ^ 5 J L ______III new. 2 bodroom, 1'bain Castlolord larm. Surface ir-■ 482 ACRE FARM with 420 Wo suggest you consult I" 1 ACRE PARCELS $6500, Call your own atlorney. home. Carpet, drapes, stove I rig, with Twin Falls Canal Co, acres Irrigated. Lovely 3 ® W estern Realty 733-2365 or water. Small. homo, bedroom, all electric homo. (ho Bolter Businoaa Bureau.J. and rofrigoralor Included inf G ^ e _ ^ 6 6 6 ^ ______You>u can accent your Idaho Conaumer Aliaira or3r this exceptional buy.' Must excellent sheds. $658,000,. large shop and outbuilding. asK for a tree pamphlet andId soo to approciato, $38,500, 2 BEDROOM. 1V> bath home, some terms. Good producing -farm. - W antmt Ad Love tine with lireplace In hie large master LOTSOFWATER Located Norlhwest ol • th is M Information from tho . Twin Falls CaAal.-walQr_ S-Valenline's Day sym- Attorney Generara Con AURORACAPITAL—------bedroom, newer kiichonand - Caolielord. -P osslbility-of— ' ...... b o lioI for ju st $2, sumer ...... pood torms ate available,-• -p lu s waste water lor 189 acre->- nutshaslng an adjoining 160 Protection Division. State- CORPORATION fots ol atteel parking, wouldI (arm west ol Guhl. GoodI acros.$730,000.82-09BL. veethearts . . . houao. Boise. Idaho 83720,g; 2536 K m i^ ^ Road make a groat starter homo. fencoa, conctele dilches, : Grandparen2nts, bosses, leadichers, friends, sw e Phono 334-2400 or 1-800- Call Munroe Robirls Real GEM STATE REALTY evoaiwookonds Estate. 543-6806. 525 Blue U kes Blvd. No. ------:------E V E f ? Y O NlE-tikes e to-knew -tti{f^ey-^re-appr-eciated^ i^Be-sur-e4o-le4— -.JSiSSJZ, ______------la a a B m tifliu B lfilO i______i3i „acra-and-MQ-acre^ , non-irtig. larms south olr - ,------733-5336 he Times-News. -TwInFaTls.Callfordotaiis: , ------j- —them^knoww w ith-a-V alentine-e^-bove Line in the DO YOU QUAUF'T^'iSS% im______OutolTown Homes 038 . Acreage&Lois WESTERN MONEY? II you havon't FILER ACREAGE ’ owned a homo within' mo HAGERMAN- Now 3 18 Acres with good 2 br,• BY~OWNER. p “beautiful j Dealine;Fe= e b . - 1 1 , 5 : 0 0 P . M . AUTO past 3 years yo\i may. This,1, bodroom, 2 bath. 1350 sq. It, homen0ar-Fllet.$l10,000. brick p homo on 9 acres S, ol co2y 3 bedroom wllhIK homo, Vi acre lot, good GRAZING PRIVILEGES Twin, T Full waler shares, ■ Cost: $4.003 0 f o r 5 l i n e s o r l e»ss s (4 w ords per linen e ) . basement and heat eftlclontnl vlow. Choose carpets, 664 Fenced AUM's well’ Excellente lor horse or small Doaiera wanted lor the couniot lops. & tile. located south ot Twin Falls, c lollowlng Communltlos: lireplace may bo able to be ' cattle operation. Corrals & ■ A d dj 5 0 ° f o r e a c h a d djitional l l line. yours. To find oul moro call,11 Ouallllos for IHA loan or $75,000. waters, V, shop & olllce. 3 seller will assist in linanc- 8 3 3 0 1 , Joan Holley, $28,500,163BL. bdrm home, 2t^ balh, 2 r Malllnlhlth is co u p o n to Tim eS'Ne^ew s, Box 548, Twin Falls,Is, Idahoi BURLEY • in o.637-6402.______AG-UND REAL ESTATE. (1liropi,. lull baaomont. 734- or cal:all 733-0931. IN GOODING, Immaculate 3, . . , . 1NC734-5380 ..... 337W. 734-2802.__ . . - GEM STATE REALTY I JackRasmussen.7'J3-14l7 , TWIN FALLS 525 Blue Lakes Bivd, No. bdtm, 2 bath moblio homo FOR SALE OR TRADE-BY j LOVE Ll>LINES will appear Sununday, Feb. 14 in the Times-News.Tin w>3otS0actos.934-S040. , EiberlG.Davis. 734-5699 • I OWNER, 2.65 acres-2 bi'lid- Your opportunity to own a . 733-5336 ____ 5 bdrm homo, on 1 actes., BARE . 20 Acres lor -ealeB n Ing silos With won, water dnd ’ retail store selling Urea, auloito wilh born & corrals, Cali RonI Southeast of Jerome. Be^t kNorthslde water shares. Will parts. acCQSsoilos,-s. GOOD BUYS Claar 324-7921 oves or oiler, Cali 324-5621.______ti trade lor equity in rental furniture. appliances.IS. Landmark R ealty.324-^. DAIRY Dbl 6, Herringbono0 p property, 324-2408 allor 6.~ • electronics, spoiling goods,i*' $14,500- 1 bdrm. gas hoai. W/20A $115M, Houso + 5A' f- NEW 12 UNIT APARTMENT I. housewares and hardware. alum siding, Juat $2,50000 m_ F^et/^uhl Homes lo r^ eI $60M.: Cali 423-5700. __ EBUILDINGII Build you/sell ■ » !______SyidilHoto! 008 Salespeople. $75,000. investment required 007 ,loba ol IntflCDtiCDtt 007 .iobtollnlareit “2 down,B22 DAIRY FOR SALE-125 head1 0 on mis conveniontly located x' HYPNOSIS. WolghI losa. CLOSERS WANTED,3, for Inventory, lixlurea, and')'> $22,500- -Good 2 bdrm lor ve M a . r k 0 I - Of CP Klmberly/HanwnHomes milking cows. 60 head young3 p property. Terms available. " tobacco, SelNmpfovemonl.loVt! AVON- Kolldaya over? BliTa Bill! FARM HANDS, Must haTo operating -reserve. No $5J»0down.T55 Y Call Joan Holley. $48,500. sell— -knowladgo ol pouto & graln-iln- -ino-com pany-selling -Tlmo-i«- -franchiseoreonlraoHee.------c a ttie .....4-on-o-aido ...dairy... t • — H- 9oH hypnoaisr27 yfa oxpef,iper, to pay? Make good (U sell '$25,000- 2'bdrmT goodlbca- barn, lovely 5 bdrm home.. 882-130L, ...... “ ...... ' Inqulrfos welcomo day oi call operations & equlpmenl.nl. Share condominiums In tion. Filer. Assumable BVtS Sprinkler______oxporlonce.ce .Kolchum. Commission sala-1-.. .. --Forlnlormallon;_____ owner, anxious lo sell. Call • nlQhLJotinStona32«-72flt. - -Mario-543-S073rVera-543-“ - Ttr- holplul, located Souihetnun ■ " ry wllh good Income0 WtitoorCail: $ 30.1^ 2 bdrm, gas heat, GEMSTATEREAtTY- SAVE MONEY-MAKE BABYSITTER loriodH irr nd posslbllilies. Contacl Korey 1 -t r - t r 4088, Roberl Jones Realty, 525 Blue U kes Blvd. No. • MONEY! UOO to $5,000 witnwitr weekdays In my home, ^ Cal 1 Colorado. $4,50 +, Send 'V nice yard, good localion, Roaume to: R. Larson 4067167 or Kevin al 726-8564 botweenn R.C, Sprolr-Dept.9 DRASTICALLY REDUCED-; _____733:5336 _____ • P-D-C.A.Call733-*5aO. a fte rs,^ 7 1 7 6 .______, small down and assume, B4414' alter a good down' payment , — KIncawood Drive. Boise.10. 9am&5pm,______W estern Aulo Supply’ly $37,000- Cloan 2 bdrm, . SMALL ACRES near Twin a37M,______TEXAS OIL ‘ COMPANYY Company 1‘ LIKE NEW AND VERY AT- the owners will carry a sec- ; iltce} BATTLE MOUNTAIN basement, meiai aiding, L Fails. Owner will carry, : 005 ' MemorUINoltcei I NEED A RELIABLE personon urgently needs mature0 P.O. Box 2746 TRACTIVE 3 bodroom homo, ond on this 3 bedroom. IW ' _ GENERAL HOSPITAL Buhl,B8 bath home in KlngsgaloI Rockyf Mounlain Really s to care for 6 yr old In myny person for Twin Fails area,a Poniand,0regoft97208 $39,900- Good 3 bdrm oidoiQ, Wonderful kitchen with s V-E-TO<920 anytime,____ j II business sales rop. Wo ^ many bullt-ln conveniences. Subdivision. Interest rate Is ' "Z. BATTLE MOUNTAIN homo 3 nights a wk. Ref. Call homo, large lot, near park.. r SMALLdown payment, 24 5 ees______PS£»9Dal* Mon. Tuos, or Thura. all, 6.«, train. Write D.M, Dickerson.y Phone: 60W83'0145 tow Intoroal ownor llnanc-f l ' 1 exira nice bathrooms and very low. Option ot garage or i ^ NEVADA large garage, Quiet lamlly room, Best buy inII acre c parcels cloae to offers opponunlllos forjr ______Pres,. Southwestern Pot-I- _ ing,Bll t: rolaum. Box 789, Ft, Worth. norghborhood In a country town at $38,000, Call Lynnn Jorome, . Call Jerry Jackson : ■ ALCOHOLICS REQISTWEO NURSESS IRRIGATOR NEEDED. Expo- Tx.76101.______018 Iftcoroe Property sotting near Kimboily. Price Rasmussen at homo w -1- at • Real Estale Unilmiied Salaries open dependingQ oton rionced Irrigator ncodod for 2607 or at Gem Stale Realty : ANONYMOUS APARTMENT and olllce R O B E R T JO N E S reduced to only $45,900, y ___:______Exp. & quailflcatlons. Worlvork largo farm operation year Good financing and im--. 734-0400.______: 2'/] ACRE parcel close to C*II73«300 In a 16-bed Idendly hoapllapital round work guatanleed,)d! MS______Bal)yiiller8s building, 4 apts- 3 commer R EA LT Y . mediate possession. SEE HOG FARROWING, 4( Buhl,I lust right lor a homo. — In beautiful Rural Nevadaada. Don't Inquire unless expeil- cial rentals. Good cash How. SABYSiniNG. My home. Terms. $60,000.734-6051.___*• 733^04 or 54M2a THIS TODAY! Finishing Operation, WillII has I a beautilul view, only DOES YOUR” “ORGANiZA.IZA- Send Resume to; enced. Reply lo Box 0-38.S’i anytime except Fri nights, II $12,000, Mumoe Robirts TION need a good (undund D.Hal1R,N,.B.A,. c/o Times news. Box 548 handle &0 hoos a year. C all. I a ^ a g o . Drop-ins welcome.I' 7 UNITS with good Incomer® LOW'dOWN. large assuma- Jorry at Real Estate Unllmit-1- ■ Real I Estate, 543-8806. ■__ railing proleci? Soil do- Director ol Nursing TwlnFalls,______picture, ownor will take H A M L E T T ___ lletoua fried chlcHen. For BATTLE MOUNTAIN ,7 ble loan at 9.5%. 5 ed 3i4.7516or 324-5922.___ 2 ; ACRES in Ihe Kimberly ______LICENSED _ BEAjJTliyAf^ ; Homo. Land,_or Most any -bedroom s, good localion.n® — - REALTY ----- ■ datalts contact ■ ■ Janet al ”Bl GENERAtrHOSPTTAC W BYSirfiNG, my home. thing o( Value lot part snd NEW ON THEMAR«ET;:M0 Brea,-eloje-to-flock-;Ore««—' NEEDED. “ ConiTnissfon -otn &ny ago. drop ins welcome, Call W JIornflealty 733-2365 X lor good lishing. asking ‘'F oods At Tho Fair". BlueJlue P.O. Box «1 leased space. Call 734-5870.. 'w ork out torms to suit your K O FFIC E...... 733-4079I acre dairy. Now double six I UkeaMall.______Saltle Mountain. NV.69620 11* Lota of ittentlon; Cali 423- \o, Of Gayle 733-1666. ______Joy c o C o to '...... 733-6767 herringbone barn withh $12,000.' Munroe Robins ^ MANAGER FOR DAIRY- ex-8X- 6201 or 4234192,______situation. No cost to call lor 0. RoalEslate.543-6806-..-.- — L09-LA0Y la -aeaklng th the e ...... or phone (702>635-2&SO - y fulldetails,-...... • -NEW 2 bdrm house, loww OavoHamloll-...... 733-4030I -baum ailc ftquipmenl. 1080- I ^ ‘ perlence, rofetonces te- CHRISTIAN Child Caio- 2 Income linanclng available. gallon tank, 12A head hold- ' companionship of a maturelure ______:______— V quired. Send resume to Box I* 3 ACRES lor sale by owner, LOS gentleman. Must IlKe m others wllh years of expe- y Su Casa sub division in ing pen. Owner wants this3 Kimberly ] school district. like EXPERIENCED' larmhancland J j e c /o Tlmes-News. All r BIG WOOD REALTY sold last, has large , ctilldren, & be activeitlve wanted. Edpn area. Yen , ' rlence. Any ago. Hot meals, ' Jerom e, $6000 equity, 0 north ol cily. Call 423-5975. — Drop-ins welcome, 734-4662. purchase price $39,000. Call assumable loan. Call Lou mber of Ihe church. live' Il»e round, houaltig furnlahed '• _____ I § • ; 4-H PROJECT INVITED LOS atandarda, want lo 7 3 4 - 1 6 4 4 . ______= 324-3746. - - WolUor 734-625* or Town and ■t lo Experience necessary 1 ol nation's latgosl re- Country RoalK»t*733-0716. CDo a family lor all timee & & Send reaum.Q ..with reler, On the )ob training., DEEDEE'S DAYCARE. , ... ■ - flZI ■ — - UorwyToLoanWl ' ------If- Halso.jour own animals on oternl^. Write t» x T-38. c/o .encea_an4_aalaiYriflQuix6 '. ...PRICE___REDUCTiON___flC i “ 1^- -»e»dlBa w alor*mgmirMusi- , $70,000 makes this 20 acre„ inis‘2-acro proyui ty. HomB — _ m ents to Box U-38, eli be willing to relocate In 13 !; MONEY FOR INDIVIDUALS^ ~ M 0 Homes ForSaloJa 030 HomeaForSala ^ has 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, Times-Newa Box 546 TwIri^win w ostem su te s. Bus, Admin. PERIENCE caring lor Northslde dairy well worth' newly remodeled Klichen. ", $5000 to $50,000 FASTI the money. Doublo six her- Falla.______— graduate prolerrod. Resume children. Organliod activi- Full Itnlshed basoment. 2 MORMONISM 733 ties lo promote daily leailng rlngbono wllh 3000 gal lank, EXPERIENCED llcenjocnod to: F.W, WoolworihCo,. 1733 9 The equity in your home can automatic take olia, nowJ shares ol waler. Price ro- Wtwt do you know aboul the cosmetologist needed lor loi California Dr.. Buiilngame^ experience & loving individ " duced 10 $59,900,00 with Mormon Church? Call 73*. ual Caro. Rel’a upon ro-' bo turned Into cash through corrals, modern 3 bedroom ^ m en's ha’r styling salonlion. Ca. 94010, ______a last Home Owners Loanlan ; excelieni terms availsblo. 2613 or 536-2268 for a re- — nunsl.D oedee 734^713, homo. Dairy herd available.J; 289iiU2abolh_Bivd^ ______corded- .ne* ___moaaaoeu'iS C.II7JM»S7.IH,epin.____— _ .NEEDED PERSpN_tQr(ulL Iransamerlca^nanci«L;M ^ . _Call.Lou.Woltter-734-6tt4 or “ 'EXPERIENCED------CARPElPET time dellvory & sales. Apply tls5=H oSiF=i^it- Services, Your money can weehljL______I Supervised, nulritioua Town and Country Raaltois n - LAYER. Guaranteed monnon- In person 2 to 5pm, 124 Blue be used lo consolidate bills, 733-0716,______’ AURORACAPITAL NEED HELP? ConUct ” Nar- •'* Ihly salary *1100, plua hojpliJpl- Lakes BlvdS.______” meala & snacks, targe play buy “ big ticket" items, re- cotica Anonymous t»tweon —, area, story time & TLC. Will SAN FRANCISCO CORPORATION loen taifiatlon program. Potm*'I”** R.N. needed, lull lime posi-, modeling, put into invest-st BAY AREA hours 7anv1ipm. 733-6662.^ nont employment. Contac !l polly iraln. infants welcome. ments...you decide. Doesies liot>, good benefits, goodP? ta s l- land/Falls vicinity Beautilul oxec. home„ 734.6347 ■. Cononoloa Furniture Co, working conditions. 934- 'y nol disturb your firstrsl PREQNANCYHOTUNE 734-6190,______overlooking San Francisco0 ■ E P,0. Box 460. Ely. Nevadi'“■Ja 5601. e 5 e ,______mortgage. To soo how muchich A. Bay. 3 bdrm. 2 balh. sop.J. Evosiv.'OQkonds; Prognani? Need help? 88301.702-289-6616. T MARY'S DAYCARE, you can borrow, call: 1. 733-9633-Joan Brawli;y Call...... 73U091 WANTED BASE PUYER lor 10 years ol childcare experi dining rm. paneled lam. rm. Country Rock Band, Ig. deck, pool, 1V< ac. Oilerss 5 ACRES in'Meion Valley. SELF*HELP Divorce Kit.l iISO b EXTRA INCOME- lull‘time ence. Any ages, now homo.J. IN TWIN FALLS . . 73W044^ ’ HbT I BSISjlI S c j M s i H a — with fenced in yard. Hot3t IN JEROME ...... 324-2346 privacy on semi ptivale0 $12,000. large down, 10% plua tax. Unconleated only.>nly. part time, no oxporlonci ----- street. Ammenitles of}f 714-622-3277aHcr7pm.____ Call 734-7033. necessary. Wo train. Con:on- WANTED expcrioncod ros-OS- meals served, snacks dally,i- IN RUPERT ...... -436-4787rS? u n ^ ) or piratory Iherapisl. Contaclact Arts, crafts 6 organiied ac-c- country living close to cily. 6 ACRES. NICE »x45 mobile “ * tact Grace 324-5760 daya. o Appr, at $360,000, Will trado Shirley 324-4276 afler 6pmiDtn Marloy Jackman. Twin Fallsa'la tivilies planned lor children. fl homo. Garage & oulbuHd- Selected Offers ■ Clinic. 733-3700. lor farm of comp, value. Cali Ings. Bearing Irult trees. — TrI-Chem,______Special playroom, will pottyly 02S • InstrucUonsx s owner at 20&-7a ? 3^ , ble train, Cali i mako an ap-p------Hammett area. Owner will . erut FARM EOUIPMEN- WANTED MATURE tellable 007______Jotaofinlerwl ikino person for manager post3S|. o o in tm o n l.7 3 M O I2 .___ SELUNG due to health.1, cartypaper.Cail733-2874. ~ chalnsaw distributor looklni M M6 MusicLessons Choice 160 acres, Kimbetly, APPLE COMPUTER'TER tor agresalve tetrllory mani n g tlon. Would prefer some ex-ex- PRE SCHOOL IN A WARM ^ 1243 PARKVI[VIIWDRIVI SALESPERSON wanted; ex- aho perlence. ALSO need a parta rt LDS HOME. CALL 733-2385. GUITXr; & BANJO new honro. Write Box M-38 ager lo cover western Idaho - LESSONS. Beginning is or JuitWMtoftl)f t h e C o ll« g » c /o Tlmes-News.______039 8u3inejs Property Mrlence preferred. CallCai‘ Calling on ostabllshed arl ac lime clerk. Aopiy In person WILL SIT ANY AGE. $5.60 a ■. 7^T357f0raDP0inlment, ' counts 4 selling establlahe■ commercial butlding wllh 00 :om- 73^762- . perly, Within too mile radiusIS It. ot Blue Lakes Itonlaoo. accepted, lor roaldenl mannan- quired. $30.0W + com W alk in closet ager poslllon of senior clli-dll'- - pensatlon + aulo ' D o o r O p e n e r olTwIn Fells, Write Box N-36J6 $100,000 with good terms. — 016 K) Real Estate c/o Times News. jet) housing projecl In expenses + fringe benelllsjlltf EX^IENCED babysliiorio 2 B a th s D r a p e s Includes nice older homo. . Rupert, Idaho. No aiperl-petl- Send complele resumee toti ■ watch 7 mo. old baby in my CUSTOM SEVANG ■ ______For Sale? Lorge Greot R6om . Call Ken Roy at Snake Rivor ence nJceasary. For morenore Bdx 31555. Billings. Mon«on- homo 2 days a week. Rei,ler ' Beautifully , RealEslatofe34317. fOQUlted. Call 324-5860, . SPECIALIZING IN WESTERN ^ R a n g e 67 ACRES- Complete dairy. Inof. call Judy V206-686-1fi05.1905. lanna 59107. IN 0 2 9 ______OpenHouy Landscaped . Including cows & machinery. INDUSTR'iAL BUILDING; SHIRTS,Call 326-5689. : Dishwasher 5400 sq. II. Concrote block R.V : P a d 030 ' HonmForSaieto 80.ACRE Dairy, Single SixX conslruclion, 150'x150'.lot, barn t>ou-malic equjpmenl.1 paved parking, chain link 007 . .lobaollntereitireit 007 - ‘ ‘Jobaoflntera*irast 007...... lobaollntereilMl 007 .lobsoflnteraat»t a ssu m a b l e loan or IHA 3 fence. Seller will Knance on home. Will irade lor mobile 140 head capacity. 7o cows • Priced Toro Sell At ‘i' available. excellent lerms at a very homo over 1300 sq II. of reasonable Intorost talc. living space. Cali Western B7 ACRE8-5 bodroom homo.—3— Prlced-000 Might spilt olf 40 acres & home. 734.-4675 anyUmo. , . . Boysr; and G irls ATTRACTIVE HOMES in T,F.F. Qualified Under Tho Th Idaho Housing F O X C H I RROPRACTIC i CHOICE COMMERCju & Kimberly, assume 7 \ , or” Program. Immediate.jfe.Dccupancy. 30 ACRES good building sito10 LOT: 'tSO'xJOO'. next Farm H ,L. or "235". Rociw m Cablevlslon & tsl InicrsUio M ojnlain Realty's V,E, o r ' stock farm, Cali Jim A g ees : 11-15 LIFECCENTER _Paulson 543-4930 lor ott^erEir Bank Data Center on busy 1 the Buhl areaa farms & dairies, Eastland Drive North, Fi N e ed e d in BY OWNERI Nice 3 bdrm nancing available. Call Ed a t . to d eliv er the t Times-newsg is Qccopting Resumeimos for full S Port time bilck home on ig, lot. 2 car CollForMor* BARNES REALTY Marketing Assoclales, Chiropractic ossistostonts. Applicants must oar., bsm l. Perfect (or Idaho Information 1043 Blue Lakes North 734-4875 anytime .______early morninjin g . Jo lo ]ypo woll, S eager Housing. Exc. localion. Call 733-8227 Large commercial Industrial bo organlzod. able I S40.000.3e8Telon.733-1046. 7 3 4 - 4 4 1 1 ?ond Resume S picture tU.OOO for 40 a ao s^ lo se to bulidlng in excelieni high to moat peoplor^or 4 BEDROOM, 'i bath home, IS. INC. 734-3311 Buhl, has an older 2 traffic M-S area. 6000 sq. It. = C a l l TT C O L L F R i E lo Judy Fox, 25050 W ashington. Street, (Ireplace,- fam,* rm„ dbl bedroom home wim lullull with lots ol room lor T w in F o ils, ID 813301;- 3 3 No Phone- Colls • -carage. W.OQO or irade fora 7 3 4 - 0 2 6 9 basement,outbuildings, lotsIts expansion. $150,000 with fess expensive home Calllall ■ ■ 5 413-41648 3 PlOGSO., ol itees, needs some work.rk. tetms available. Call 'Kon jo « 7 3 4 ^ , Main West Re Call Munroe Robirts Reallal Roy al Snake River Real alty 7 3 * ^ , 543-8806. Estate 733-4317. . \ t if -■ — - ' r ■■ . C-8Tlme9-Nowa. Twin Falls.j.ldaho Id .Jrlday, February 5,i',19S2 II g m p s 1 G egaeri Aer a n d a OffleeiBuslnesaRefiUl - 030 _ BuilM»iProp«fty tW5 MotilHHofnesPofSito 048ct Mobllo Homes ForSale 040 040 MoblleHomeaFor&ale 00050 Fum.Hoiiaaa 0SI61 Unfum.Houa*s For Rant 962 062 Fum.ApL&Duplexaa 004A Unfum-ApLlOupteM BANK REPO- must sell 1980 ^ FEBRUARY 8PEOAL 14x70 I BORM home, unfurnished, .OOKfNG LOO FOR A HOUSE OR iwrfl iRNISHED Ollice Includ- OFFICE 4 SHOP 2on#d ' S« Sequoia doublewlde, 24x48, 12x50 2 BDRM. all se T u p ,M / mVAILABLE IN APRIl7 ”3 2'BC CREDIBLEll ^ k j u s {L'i”g utilities ';''' 120 SqFI. $75 per commerciil. . Enclosed Iclow down & assume monthly 3 bedroom. 2 bath, 14,995. park ^ re n t,' fireplace, Bedfldroom Furnished Home, firecIreplace, carpeted, stove, APARTMENT? APA Call Oulllcl's. wm s-Shag carpeting, ^ 0 '','“ SSOO c u h reU te. Must sell expando, $975 down and Wo $50 de- 6941.»41.______WASASHINGTON ■ PARK OFFICIFFICE SPACE lor lease, A /c, >17,000. H in n . In Sassum e loans or down 'h.734-3malter5- , poslwait. C a llje a l EsUle Un- ■ircE ^ quiet 1 bdrm apt. $155 P A R T M E N T S - - S . 1444 sq. sq It,, conuci J.U-B. Imlted324-]^1B . v - . GEM STATE REALTY - - si Park.-By Appt only g 14x60 VANTAGE.-Exc Con- — ■ ------i^ ^ to n Street. Phone En^^lneiglneers. Inc.. North Plaza i l llTces, 800 Falls Ave.. Twin JU S Blue Lake* Blvd. No. 73 dition. Swamp cooler & m51 i Unttim.Hou»e$FofRwl ^®^! Bedroom house. $160 mo ^ald MUST SACRIFICE 1972 NEW e M f ^ Included, 436fl219, ^ 2*■ $75 deposit. Couple pro- t^icE ^ G E 1 Bdrm deluxe Irt- Falls.;tils. 7^3-2414. * MMUST SELL 14x70 NASHUA MOON, M' 12*65. -2 bdrms. 5£y IAUTIFUL2200Sq.FI. Ex- fernerred, no M ts. 734-2494- Jp,, Bx. Private garage, adults ------OFFICE BUILOINQ ^ w raised' dining room, lamlly J S wlllpout. swamp cooler, kit. ra :ullvo Country 3 bd, 2 ba, j! diBEDROOM house, 430 4th reaseaaonable Call 7340653. lly. No pets. $ & lm o 4 063a ______Want To Rent appll.Call 733-1394 aft. 8pm. room, ro exceptionally nice. 14x70 CONCORD. 19S2. Ofiiy replace, w-w carpets, c , ■ 0fldep.7to«»7!54r5479, t 5800.Call32faM7. $13,995. »13, 2 week factory de- 3t. North. $185 mo. b3-7657, rREASONABLE e a RENT, 1 6 2 _ ANT TO RENT. DAIRY OR USED 1978 24 double wide. *? rapes, all appliance, waler. ^P 4 - 2 4 5 0 . ______M m iwer, tv Pd-corraliaheliot------EAR -LYNWOOO-^-bdrm»r PRRAU4:aH 916434J675.------_All_ElecWcJor.^QulcK_Silo._ -1B77— _ lt ELEETWOOD.—14x70- -uAiMA^IC-VALLEY-MOBILE- 11-8EDROOM APTS. $200 & ^ !i,!t E-Z terms »l7,Sd6. w n 2 acres. $525. Call 324-- ID hookup. Fenced yd. no WANTANTED houso for rent In arose Income per monih. f HOME. 314 miles west of ^a4.or734-5295. • l22S'month, + $100 deposit. sT ila. $235 4 dop.423-4643. Edenlen 1or Hanson area. Call CONTEMPORARY HOMES. ai w est 5 points. 733<141. ^ ) months lo as^ No chlldren- Price $t»,000. Exceilani *■ 734-2673 5: LEAN UNFURNISHED 3 “ i": EW 2 bdrm bsml apt. Quiet, 8 ^ 5 ® ______lerme. Call Dennis - 2 BDRM, 12x60 BANBRIDGE sr peta. Call Terry at Gem Othere.no oi fee. 734000 utlllt ANTED TO LEASE a dairy. VAN DYKE 24x60. 3 bdrm. Etrm 2 bath home, carpets & cStaieRealty733-5336 , J _ — Ulties • furnished, w/d WANT MoDflrmott.. 733487<. dayfl. V; MOBILE HOME. $3000 cash. rapes, lenced yard.- No BDRM, PRIVATE hook»kup, good location. $275 Long>ng term. Would like lo 73«-2e4aalier7pm. 1% baths, Ifont i ' fear 1982GOVERNOR ’ CaU73M756.______I 2-BDRM HOMES._ $00 & enTi ive some larm ground. Call awnings, carousel fireplace, ets. $265 + deposll. Call 2 2; •NTRANCE. All utilities + ddep.ra^2521.______i __ hove 8 14 X 86 24x60 24x( KIT. 3 BDRM. 2 BATH. ^ 1240 -f Deposits. 7344600 or >ald.$200. paid Call 733-1148. niCIICE new 2 bdrm, largo 54347113-4788. •______I • alair cond,, window awnings, • , island Kitchen m - air wknds. ^ 81seamless alum siding, water , LEAN 2 bdrm, bsmt, ^ 1866 68 I BORM apt. In Twin Falls, utllltJllty room, $245. Sparks _ • Garden Bath $15 itllltlea paid, deposit & rel- Ave. M ... VicitlonPropertY JPriced righl. Shown by appl. , win Falls. Call 324-jw2. ■ d|»!drapes, stove, dining area, erenirence required. 423-4795. Niceice quiet 1 bedroom. • Wood Celling & Paneling Ig. laundry room with hook- y to u u i LIKE 10 rent or eell _T734-4381.______Rentals ___ - _BOBM!mJUlL.clflJILtfl_ J ! ^ iercharife"-:. ______^______MUSTSEUI ^ own,-laundromal A store. - >tovy ral r Ige ra to t!r ( S S ~ C*do*tti1*naP*r*VltI»flo. MtkeU9AnOttorl ' 050- • -Ftim:Houie$' Seposll. J rolerences re- ;i55mo.73Wa7.73:»^7. $1W175. No pets-734:2 m ____ 067f f . MerchandlU Kak lully equipped kitchen & WELL ^ BUILT 1965 10x55 CLEAN, 1 BDRM. $175.: 2 QuIrufred. N o ^ s . Erik An- BEDROOM APT. Washer & NICIICE 2 bdrm all olec duplex. H|7place. Condo In CHICKASAW c mobile home. erson, 733-2^. 3 bdrm. 1 bath with garager ttO a mo. 1359 S. *TAR1TARl HOME VIDEOGAME, BROCKMAN'S bdrm Mobile home $210. den >ryer Available. Deposll $250 IthS tapes. $200. eieelljint condition. Week 9 Panlally p remodele(^ $3800. le ase , rel. adults. 734-2050: ______$75 $75 deposll. $180 monthly. equired. Carter Homes. Wasfashlnaton. Call 733-1148. o | : each year. Ideal lor c MOBILEHOMES Nop.li.CllTIHKK)._____ all637-&6.______Call Bonnie Ross 324-4249. COZY. COMFORTABLE. 2 LAFARGE 5 bdrm, 2 tath, '33-7568. . SPA ahbwfflobllera or skiers. Has 3 miles north ol Perrlne Itchen appllancofl l33 BBDRM,.l.balh home, W of- ^ ATOUSEirFlREP»CE-S------nl4». ' clubtiome with i , Bridge on Hlway 93 & In - txlrm. mobile Jiom a-jE ulti. • kite uK aV bortSS& r^-^^EG. SIZE POOL TABLE. wintcii;— furrjrnlshedi garaoe. Tom or ui»ulilllles. $290 mooth. Phone ■— “ ^ 7 5 — -Sfl*alh, storage, w/d hook-up. 5 f ? ; . -rm e tb a ll court. ^llerfltate 84 Junction. P h r a lz734-1377or7aj336. 53*7344874or 734-6724. 1 Bedroom. Bi Most ulilllles 285 monih includes panial ALL324-2047after5. - elrimmlna pool, sauns, & , . 734-3187or32*-4203. carpeted. Some uUiiiies. Ui_ urnlshed.734-6973.734-4089 C a l l m ^ i ______NE\Few h om e in country. All 3 j BDRM homo, lull base- 'HIO! unties. $lQQdeo.734jOM. CASHASH register, electronic, jadizzls. Only 20 miles from ' 12 i; X 60 MARLETTE, 2 bdrm, ment, loncod yard, garage. 2I AlAPTS. Ideal lor working fCp ) department totals. Sharp Yellowstone. Call 32M07B gas a. heal, nico awning. 5 ! MILES WESTOF BURLEY STUDIO ^ HOUSE lor rent, ele(,lec-, carpeted. Elderly "1? HE REED APARTMENTS- 30 del ouple preferred. No pets. covered pati?, stove & re- alngi paclous Studios, ulllltlos lodol ER-3532. Like now, details. Eve's or Estly {8995.it Financing Avallabfe KaSolo K Road & 144' $160 S16< * deposit, all utilities cou Irig, $27f month + $100 TF.< 750, David 5*3-5420- tnqm lngs. 734-3281.733-1859.T. 438-6303 paid. pal( 7 3 4 ^ 7 . norlon smokers, rel. required. '','0 aid except electrlclly. Exc. cleaning deposll. Close to —»= USTOM SEWING ______Qa^Ull 543-5004.______icaOon. Only $145 a month. CUST] shopping. CALL 733-6090 .nu054 Unfum.ApliCKrplttM ^J3 Shoshone Sireel North fPECIPECIALIZJNG IN WESTERN IEW2bdrm,allelecirlc.lull a lters or 733-5336 days HIRTS.Call32»5869. basasoment, dishwasher. Bedroom brick 4 plex. r call 733-2629 If no ans. call SJIIR] ange, fenced yard. $350 + 3 bbdrm houso lor rent, See Appliances, laundry facfli- ^PJ355.______O/shw'Ishwaahor; k/ng alze mat- at 248 Monroe, Kimberly or WO 2 bdrm apis. $165 4 tress;ess; rabbll cages: .10 catH»fr7amofoll:6pm.------gU-, ™dndJ1754l10(rtepb-8itX4ir 'wqootiooOfln“ lock~3tanchion5:------(EWER 3 bodroom homo In 32 ^ 9 2 1 ______^ TOUCH OF CLASSI U rg e ^3*<511. ______f ^ F m i r m e r s c e r — tlagerman; Carpolod, ^3 'J BEDROOM homo for reni, *„}i)ulet 1 & 2 bedroom apart- Twowo 2 bdrm basement apts. Excenxcorclser. -Motorola pho- ______ava,vallablo Immedlaloly, J*"'unfurnished. $290 mo. 733- 2,J2nenta. Heated pool in 165^ 4 $150:4- $100 deposit, rtogra:ograph. 20 yr old. adding .arllally lonced. yard. 734- ^9433.______lummor, ahoveled walka In Call*11734^11. ______n«chllachlno, worVs good. 423- 847alt6pm.______mmmam ^ ______S$350- U rge brick homo, 3 Minter, Laurel Park Apta. vEFERY nice spacious 2 ------;------NillEWLY RENOVATED 2 bdrm ' bdrmr-1 bath home. Carpel. 734^^34-4195, ______• • bededroom apl, all kitchen ap- OR TOR ■ SALE 10'xr meUI - drapes, stove, dishwasher, iomo.-cafpol.-H.W. .floors.. ._|L'? :lE A N .,2 bdrm dup. Range, . pjialiancej. lurn. Excellent ane_d.hed. Call 3 2 4 ^ alt. 8pm. I! .'Tor''...... - -1 1 0 ------PoultrifSIUbWB 114 114 ------Fifmlmplenwiti - sundry rm. partial bsmt. ig.-back |9' yd wtth fruit trees.- Irig, carpeted, util rm, w/d lociKatlon. $275 mo.- $100 de- klENMORE e NW sewing machino ’ fm5v>i 102 1, Cattle 1 Hobby/plant room. 942 Del h«,'i FRYER RABBITS FOR SALE. J o encea yd. g u furnace. $275 P., ttookup, covered patio, pososlt. 622-8806-733-<006- 3 yeai JOHN DEERE 4630 with Mar Circle. Evans Property Sarden area, water 81 . OEKALB/MMSEYSEED COLOSTRUM ^ S'TARTED bull will wl butcher II prelerrod. dui I mo. + $lw cleaning dep. ManaQomont 734-1401: BDRM APT, Wendell. M j ^ FOR SPRING PLANTING wo ^ Calleves8254l77. S.'$^^.& cor r32*-?Si m'34-9766.______' i i sanlt.pd, no pets. $235 4 ei..Itarts $135 '+ Deposit. Ben kiRSC:1RSCH WOVEN WOODS, calves for sale. 324-5042. Q $350. 4 bdrm, 2 balh. dog $100 dep. See to appreciate, uq. 1 ^ 0 all the popular public eeves-______« SAI>ALE or RENT. Hagerman, eposlt. Close in. Stove, lored.ered. 733-3250, • - m ------rittiQgar - ^ '655,'6'roN Lnaii wind rower, “rf” .or .. ____t»ai - lor___sale:__ HEaiSlEHHr: H bvauliful. carpet, drapes... efrlg.-Watoi-i-SanlUtion- - miNIJI Oekalba new 1fl7 brand. TF- a t:>ll326-»129. - _ 734-8560.______illNlATUflES- U ndscapes;...... Angus Bulls. Bred for 8. FOR cl SALE USED PIVOTS & S j SHARP. CLEAN 2 bdrm ^ appliances, patio, quiet. mil Ille, animals, synthetic ' Art Knudson 73M450. 733- pproven lor easy calving, i* RANCOTRAILERS SH 4 bdrm house, stove, landscaped lane surrounding. used 8" aluminum main line, Newm., or Usedl All sizes and hpiiom e. with attached garage. * ’" i t ^STU^O'*yPT N£W ®"dlnedia 733-1119. Kimberly- Charles tLong modern type. Out- S, «7ethAyo,N.$300 .^Socu• laundry room. $250 + depos- $275-Phone $27! 734-5200 or l^mea Jerome- a See us for all your pipe & styles. Made wllh tempered arpel. drapes, relrigoralor, MoiJI40VINQ-Klngwalerbedwlih standing quality. Semen ^ u ^ ^ e e d s . Falls Irrigation g|^ rlty deposit. NO PETSI Tom »II * & utlllllos. Call 734-9300- 733-0668 7 ^ - PtuI Beckman 324-2147; uused Irom Nationally known .c steel tubing frames. Priced rlty itove, storage area with hoatsloatsr. 2 queen spreads, 1 . . to Selll 1 ^ 8x20 FUtbod otjnrLlz7^-l3nor733-5338. ^ ------DELUXE DEI -2 bdrm duplex. t»astasemenl. 620 2nd Ava. withvim malching drapes & • MiirUuah- Frank Nebeker nherds. 12 yrs ol artlllclal ^ garage, private yard. A/C, Eai ^ •5 9 1 9 ; Wendell Ray Me- irInsemination. Good selec- FOR SALE used 6liv aluml^ Gooseneck. G& Call Mike Buol SrrSmall 1 bdrm house on Pres- qcOM J " ] :asl. Evans Property Man- njnovNilllows, 3 wooden bar stools - num & plastic gated pipe. 423-4680. 423 ______. IdoIdent Street $150 per month — flrepl., $350 month. No pets. loement. 734-1401. withvlth black seats, small £ r d . 530-2029:'Blackfoot- tltlon. Make your herd better. <} A BRIGHT cloan 1 bedroom 734-3097eves& 7 ^ weekends- jDhnSt)obeee4-4ise. cCome see them. Brooks •11.50 per fl. Also 8ln. steel, SOUTHERNcq IDAHO'S only +Jdep. 733->157or733-3440. A I ! BDRM apartment. 650 prayeirayer bench with green . now palnl * carpel. $150 4 EXTRA pvi URGE 1 bdrm esj•astland North. Water & velvei'olvel upholstery, gold oval A n ^ R a^ ijc h , 20^829-5018. g complete John • Deere WEWE’LL PAY you $75 to rent electrlclty.733<3fe. .. §up wl— — — J dealer-Elliotts inc: at Burtey Ihls thi nice & clean 2 bodroom duplex, carpel, drapes, re- ,gyiower paid, w/d hook-up, medknedlclne-cabinet. Call 733- ALL elec. clean. 1 bdrm furn. Irigerator, Iria stove, hookups, |nr :048alt-6om,orbefore8am. 9 7 Hay.Onln&Ffttd and Idaho Falls handling houso. ho Large kitchen. Elll- AL ippDances. carport. $265 1048i GATED PIPE John Joi Deere agricultural. In- clont cl< wood stove will heat {Papt. Water & sanitation pd. olf olf alroet-parking. $150. 248 nTononth. 734-2413,______NEW^EW Huffy 26" 10-spd boy's Ai>PROXIMATELY 7t» Tona HOLSTEIN H Springer hellers UNDERGROUND PVC duslrlal du: and consumer house. ho $275 -f dep. No pets. »”$115amo. Call 734-4070. 3rd 3rd Avo. N. Evans Property -55 like, assembled, complete Management. 734-1401. ^200-2 bdrm. 1 bath, carpel, bike. of liay, 3 cuttlnQs. 100 Ib. & & cows for sale. Large All & sizesgated pipe In Slock, preoducts and oqulpmoni- 733-5182 73; . ___CLCLEAN furnished small ” *1 Irapes, hardwood floors, re- w/lnsN/lnslructlons. $90. 837- tiafoa. Price Is neootlable. selection si on hand at all Contact r us for your Spring Wee are competellve, ready cabin kllchonettes, ullllllos- FALLS APARTMENTS (,iqrigeralor, stove, fenced 6218,1218. Hagerman. after 5pm, ^ 1 (or appointment 324- limes. ili 324-2250. WHY PAY RENT? 100% fl- “ I ______; needs. „ K amand have the equipment and nanclng avallablo wllh low ^furnished, $150 month. Close Clo to schools 8 shop- ya*rard wfgarage. -Cm I n■JEWEW 40 gallon water heater. iW tm 'a,______HOLSTEIN H HEIFERS FOR AMOTHt METAL PRODUCTS welcome we your business. Try monthly payments on six 733-6631 or 734-3000. ping. plni Children welcome, funurnace. 253 3rd Ave. N. ^oun':ounler top cook stove. CftolCE HAYUOE, Call SALE. S SOME CLOSE. CALL C C all...... 54^4777 Us. Us If long dIsUnce call remaining 2 bedroom CLCLEAN STUDIO, single Warm Wai Iriendly & qulel at- evj•vans Property Manage- ay,,„iwamp cooler. 733-2553. iS M X n .______3: collect 67»aa5.______W«Washington Park prtpreferred, all ullllilos paid. m osphere. 1 & 2 Bodroom monent. 734-1401. pgg- ______IRRIGATORS- li Portable alu- col a pts; $220 & $265 month. 863 — RED 4 black carousel typo QUftTOM HAY GRINOINO REG HOLSTEIN BULLS . mlnum n sprinkler pipe re-- T.O.t .C 14 IHC Crawler. With Townhouses. To Contact Gem $11$110. Call 733-5307. *P‘i llijjjlace. $100.734«32 alfor. From top sires of the bree„ _ : ^ - dt>42M157.______and ai dams with high lype and Call C for ear.ly appointment ■ ' cond.DouQ764-25K.coi 1 1 BDRM APT. partly $7* ! BDRM, Downtown Wen- c i ^ $75 ^ ^ ^ 2 1 7 7 ^ FOR FOi RENT beaulllul now SINGER SEWING MACHINE- _RpB-SALE. Mlb.bafley.. flfr- production. P, Service aoe or Clyde c Lindsay 8^7149. ~ l^rnlsJv^$100..f_deposiL sWi lell. Adults-CALL 53Nt243._. ^Sd°mod«l731,excelleni ■younger.- Sawtooth" Farms • ' __THACT0R SPECIALS- -jui . dupleroff N Washington, all lln r e d In truckload lots. Call /' CLOSE IN TWIN^FaI lS, T 'Slif I BDRM. 1 bath. In adult condition. cond $2200. Call 113 Fami&Ranch Supplies John■^j Deere- model 4830 elec. 2 bdrm wllh garage, ' 2 i ^-4242 ask lor Joe.______'i w/cab, duals, fn.wni. dr.. p 2 2 bdrm ! APPLIANCES. bdbdrm. $145-f $50dep. water washer/dryer hookups, $i20 P<'jark, $225 month. 734-8064, - 1-503-372-3235. 1-503 RE^ISTErI qU ED ATTENTION DAIRYMENI sh carpet, $225. deposit re- RdPd, 432-5361 colled.______FOR SALE: Barley, hay & .HEREFORD H bulls for sale. « shilt. ca ■per mo. Can 734-1923. ___ draw . Exc. quality. 0«1lv- U Stalls & pipeline are In slock John jo Deere- model 4230 quired. qu Call 733-5208. EXEXCELLENT neighborhood- Colen^an Polled Herelords, ^ FOR RENT: Juniper Villa t t Orftct&BuilAtiaHantal'' S t d In load lots. Call 324- Route ^ 2. Twin Falls 733-38<2. ■ at * all limes. Mag^^c Valley w/rops.quadrange. w/ 2 2t bdrm. basemenl. llroplaco, StiStudio $150. 1 Bdrm-$175. Apartments. 3 bedroom. 2 058«8 Office 4 Bualness Rental AS* q4sdavs.324-7«1 eves- ^ Dairy Supply.324-4381. JohnDeere-3020; Jo lor toi rent. $240 4 $100 dep. sirsingle non-smoker 734-7105. bath, all appliances, air — REGISTERED Polled short- FORI SALE NFWHOUSE hay John Jo Deere-2010 w/duals. 734-3B13betweenl0&5 73. . ___FE f t R SALE: LUD BARLEY. horn T bulla, yearlings and 2 ' FELLA'S Furnished Apart- condilioning cot $32iper month. Aimtox.100 ton. 380-7420. ' " shredder, like new. Call IH- IH- model 3588 2-f2. like 2, tbdrm, fireplace, basement. m«ment, Share bath, no pets or Call Cal Emie Bengoet:hoa at year olds. 735-4393. \ new. 800 hrs. »*AY, FOR SALE, grass- 536-6200.______ne stove A rolrlgoralor. garage cjichildren, $75,734-3811. 733-0464, 733 or Bob Ulham at SAWDUST : IH* model 1086 demo- r ‘ 733-5776 or 733-4148 (eve's) SflrtM mix, US. 3rd crop . FOR SALE GRAIN-O- IH-model 1086 low hrs. &f ,fenced back yard In Twin, puFURNISHED private sleep- ySlfaM O. Ph.629-S57». j. VATOR, LIKE NEW. CALL IH-model ” 125E crawler wf ft. Ing room lor rent with living LARGE i_Al 1 bdrm In country, !MMiOO.______» 2 bdrm home. wTth lamiFy ro< LYNWOOD SHOFPINI■INS CENTER MQH PROTIEN OAIRY stock SIMMENTALS <• for sale. ! end loader. ? room & shower, hook-up lor new ne« kitchen, lols of storage. horse /lay lor u ie . ,, GENERATORS lor sale. One Caso- ^ model 1070 w/cab, room, IW bath, kllction, llv- cable ca' tv & washing laclllties, Inclosed me garage- A\L females all ages, range J Ing room with fireplace. $260 has ha frig, but no kitchen facll- utn raised bulls. Hot Springs 50 KW gas, & one 82 KW rebuilt ^ motor. utilities paid-»95.734-9077. f deiseloenerator.3244381. C ase- model 580C backhoe a » month -f $100. damage itles- jilt All ullllilos pd. $150 a o ffice and(Retail R( Ranch 934-8270.934.55to. ‘ deposit. Call 733-1722 monn'.TJMOiT.II.Spm. me Lg. Lj. deluxe apt. built in prices. Call ^ STEEL BUILDINGS, straight loader loi unit. “ ® kllchen cabinets, wall lo wall «g7a689~2W-587-9417. . TOP ’ DAIRY heifers & cows ‘ « t2 4 T ______F t Space Avallt□liable lor sale. Will buy on order. walls, ' color. 20x4Oxiy6 New Nt Holland- model 1032 FURNISHED 1 bedroom, all carpeting, car 2 balh, AC. water W KTEO TO BUY 19W crop r slight damage. Ust U800. stack stj wagon, c le a n ._ _ .. . _ 2_2 bdtm home, wllh lots ol utilities utl Included. $165 per & t heat 1 lurnlshod. Call jlm .C(ydfl^Hugh«_5i3:5?25^ _! —Ju a t-re ce tv ed -faig -^ tO fy -slislorege--Nd pels.-$250.-Dlck- --month.-MOdeposILitk 733425. - -hit __J2Z51oJ,66fli -Call— 324-5118 Butil.faiho. S ______-need-J3500.-50*80x14.-tist- —Ju -H lgginasn. 733-1449 da y jr— • tnyBlnQS or evenlnQs. }21.000, need $16,350. Fred shipment sh KRAUSE discs. or or Pal Jorome 324-7545 pr KIMBERLY. 1^ - 1 Bdrm apart-' m 100 HEAD SUPERK)RQUAL- I 324-3354.______1 LUXURY DUPLEX, Many WAI4TE0 200 Ions oood cut- r 324-364i,Oall54Mia6.. . - 0AV1DSTEED4 32 m ent,'U til's included. $165 am enities, economical heal -ITY..yDung.Hefe(ord 4 Red...... - ASSOOATES------2-BDRM-house.-$200<-1st-&- -2 -rm - j i g ^ i i f y nayrwest or Sum.- Bally\ cows with Ig. Nov. • month—$50-cleanlng d e p .- -piimp -niii S‘A/c:E l6Ctrlc qarage------C all733-222282 11______4 Fafmltnplemena 3200 Kimberly Rd. last U' month rent, deposll. 432-6624 43: or432-5351 lorappt, opener. gpl Uwn care, Moun- Simmental X calves. IA25/pr. New carpet 6 paint- 734-<738. ______Ip rln fo r m ola tlc llo n I M TON 1st. 2nd cuUIno 845-2965. S - ______Bean I Plsnlor Frame & Ig. ' l a r g e 2 bdrm upstairs $195: Uln Uli View drive. No children tklla. Call 544-2(50, volume I2ga box. Well con- jt 2 bdrm house In Murtaugh. 1 1 bdrm. 1 $150. Call Jim 734- o ori r ^ . $440. Call 733-9102 or 12 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, ' WANTED TO LEASE 40 to Cr 6551 or 733-5605. 733 atrtch:______welgni-approx.675lbs. slructed, | needs completion. ^ Call432-6624or432-5351. 6& Call 423^242 or 734-9488. 1000 acres of dry farm pro 260TONS ol 1st & 3rd cutting Call43«430. ' perty. Within 100 mile radius Ray. Also 7tM bales ol P i4 Reg 3 year old bulls. 2 nfTwitifalls, W rm ^ A Nr38. ^ -Itnw . Prices negotUble. Angus: < 2 Hereford for sale- CASE * 600. ExcellenrcoMP- c>o Times News.______&ll82»-5570.______I tlon Call 432-6130.______^ or trade lor quality heifers. ' WATTS PLOW- auto hyd 3 8 0 CROP HAY. 40 TON. steers s or hay. 352-4834. Custom i made trailer, pickup reset, plowed only 29 acres. CACL 423-5364. racks, gales. Ug-a-long Call32feL65. r , ______harrows, sled corrlgalors. row markers, shop presses. WB-12 ” CASE. 4 wheel drtve W'- FumsForRwt IM______Horws shop hoists. Call 326-W48 for loader. 3 yd. buckel. & new S e r v i-Tenn. Gelding. SERVICE SPECIAL 3REY TRIMMING C allable. Write box P-38.' HAY EOUIPMENT duals. di AC, $19,000 or offer. iJJpY CRUSHED GRAVEL?EL Phone” 2A^ ( o r7 ^ ? r SHRUBBRE' m to Times N^ws. Box 548. *•.1365. Vyi,„ V snow.now pk>w.& side i Bq« E-a8.cd brln(ring you ^ 73W097. for Iree estimaMimale 734-6403. y7V^ wagons, rakes, balers, & rn wide. 25 10 35 In stock. man wants work on larm, the results you are hxlooking Custom Hitch 8. I <4^;ACRES. Call belO|2 9arn swathors. Call Urry or Al exper. «, milker, I r ^ lo r . all lor. ibrication & PAINTING ^.’•••Bller 6pm. 423-4318 FARMERS EXCHANGE. Installation & fabric 805-725-2520. Day or Nile for round rc farm hand- 7 3 ? ^ - electrk»1 wiring c (*»aotv______HAGERMAN. Day, night special quotes,______j 837-6294.______MANURE HAULING, plow 73M931 Trailers 734-1410 lor. Quality T o u o l rfCACflES for lease in the HESSTON 1411. wlndrower. ing. in chisel pkjwing, & disc- work, reasonjDnablo rates.. flfc WE PAY CASH lor used ZsuUeford area. Prefer ln o -C a ll5 4 3 ^ 1 o rk W 8 6 - - - T T T --- e l e c t r io a h ^—.. ^ ^ _____ Jtea .ML-Balc ...... — saddles & tack. Vlcker's - - •BUILD«REPA1R- “ alter 5.733-3194...... fb n eaea? ' Saddlery. 733-7098.______MANUREHAUUNG •REMODEL J.D. 3020 iraclor. 75HP, only Ben ^ Heidemann ... 423-4269 Eleclrlcal problemsema? Good PAINTING Sell youlour 1 ROPING SADDLE. UKE 400 hrs. cab, synchro-shlli, *? tv For a service 8. reasonabnable rates. Fwfent NEW. Double covered Small iobs a specialty. I dual hyd-Call 324-7165. ___ MM *nun Kau//ng; We travel Ji^ e^ u can IhreI 7 m . License #04480.324,324-7291. DO YOU NEI bullhlde tree. Call 733<516. anywhere- snow Is no pro- Painting or ser mted ~ •' c«ttn-- --4 MORSE^KtN0 5lh w h ••4 -- —M«tn^ linandng-avallable fEDANO ------home?CallJ34HW-5033- j f p m Q Ml S43-6206.______• B Q l^ ‘ REPAIR i ^ -GRAVEL CRUSHED .. i w i t h ------J ______trallor. 8lt. dressing _ _ : ______' PTTRUN-TflP.SOIL)IL , PAPER HANGW------A o u s BULLS non pam- - -room.t4500. Call 7344549...... JD 4440, PS. JD 4240, RS. JD S ------•REMODEL ------•4430. Mwer lro-nt. JD 44*. m a n u r e HAUUNGTsnow' ' M e d . modern type; ^ or removal or loader work. nes-Neuis ^ Srucfcloaj. Now's the lime to C ase 1175. Case 1370. Priced '! Complete lob, rougl)ugh' & We will delhrer.. DrainDr fi#W ' Palming, Prolesslonally P Q 436-163.______linlsh. Call 734-2578 or 326- aewer rock. NiNorthwest done. Reason - M l that old bull. Howard 108______Swine reasonable. 733-5781 classifie^ e d C a u sR a n cf? . Buhl 543-4915. 5869.______C a n e and Rlgglnp.;no. 733-1234, 734-3206 or 734-7 ____ FAT HOG FOR SAtiErfteidy- - BEEFMASTER BULLS. to Eat. Call 324-4923______■ MASSEY FERGUSON U TflACTOR 12675. 1978 Call32M703or32<^4964. Qj 2 BRED SOWS: 10111,8 open $22,750. . MANURE M SPREADING, OK gilis-iandraco X. Must soil. ALLIS CHALMERS Paving P| Inc. Rick Olander. make offer. CALL 324-3964. TRACTOR »AC-7W)0 1978 Call7ju-3722. & J?M>-752-3245.Trucking of all $15,500 y Yi o u n g family man rancfc W ______ShW eicp«r>«nced seeks year CHAROLAIS BULLS. Miller 50 HEAD OF EWE LAMBS. JEROMEIMPLEMENTCO. ^round employment. 423- ^ llodC harolalH 83S5171. CALL EVENINGS 733-3869. 324-3311. Jerome. •5W7. . « »■•* . ______ V ; ; v > ■ 3 ' Friday. Febtib ru a rv 5 ,1982 TifTi'f?<:,Now'.r. TTwin Falls, id-;ioC-9 H i d e g > • lem syou neao are available YeartoaCfOund.vai)io5 . . , in . 079 Appliances "1 000 ' PeU&Supplles I1 vm------Sn«Vehlc!ei |~ J M:casy-^t-aiifieiiio-pricas— vour'fOur year round markat£_ . BRIDGE" DO YOU NEED a trailer to ? See our Ciassilied columns, placn}lace. Read ClassUied. 733- ______Vv’er T GOOD OONOmON- hhaul tirewood? Please call ONE 01 PUPPY LEFT, AlW 1978 191 Ka'wASAkTInTRUDER. 7Mr334931, ______&93V,N3V, Amana coming top range, frfor salesof renttis. 543-4070. Rhodesian Rt . RWoeback. runs fur good $1200rbesl oiler. — P3wal(laid Jacoby and AlanI SontagS ^ Terms 8 Bartering. 5&4530. CallC* 733-1441.______DRY PINE, Solit. Blacked & t! . jly , ' 1 PAMPEREDPETS 1980 19! JOHN DEERE LiqulMie 178 AutoDealera 176176 AutoDtalera delivered, W per pickup P) ______V. w load. Call 7»73et.______Gentle. O' prolesSional. all snow sn< mobile. Call altar 5pm 324-3829.______• The‘Braracket’ play Sl RREWOOD FOR SALE. breed ^ dog grooming. ^ &S38-2329.______£CALL 7344727 or 733-1586, Doesn't » your dM deserve 1980 JOHN DEERE r — ______Indeed itit •would be a loser VWASHER . & DRYER, mat- the best. Phone 7344008 for Sportslire sp 44Q .; 1980 RREWOOD FOR SALE.Spilt aoots. „ 1Q24 Addison Ave, E. KAWASAKIk/ Driller 440, bolh 1( W est h aidledfromA-Q-10- d I £ctied set. Good condition. £ & delNered. 324-5613 or low milakge. 423-5163, or ino.cii.ii.rs.n4.im >3244534. ______PROFESSIONAL P Dog lot 3 o r A-Q-9-;•9-3 since it would * grooming-Poodies a 734-sa65eve's, 7^ ______DICK DEY OLDSaS-DUICK WASHER and DRYER for >GOOD CLEAN dry pine ”, NORTHLTii le t S outh1 8score a surprise ^sale. Call 73>8587. 1: specially. Sherriee's Poodle 1981 isj KAWASAKI 440. oil in- 5 trick withh th e 10 o r nine, . J firewood lor sale. For more Puff, 734-7068.______ju< ♦ J8 ■ 1 APT size REFRIGERATOR; i, juected snow mobile $2000; g on which one he I Information call 733-3268 or 1980 Kawasaki 340 snow Super Used Cesert Sky Kennel mi West Nortb I Cedar shakes. Henry Davis, lines. I 7B84W. Bellevue <1 miles. A J.D. sled & J.D. ■ dummy's jack this Larryl Pennlnoton. 324-2127. AKC Cocker Sunlel pup- I ______2-placei j tilt bed trailer $2200. P u * :♦ way. Southth will nave used up Q ; U A U n WOOD TRUSSES 1pies. $75 each. Soon lo have Springer p puppies lor sale. Call « 326-5893 aller6pm. 1978 CHRYSLER CORIH !______the queenn < o r 10 to bc&t.thft . . ______-g Gang.naU.onglneeiad,rool____Ctiihuahua-pupa...' 734J935 -L l*.^adoar, V4. orr, lemale. Weaned for Valen- mi I - -. • eig h t a t; trict k one. Now, trusses. ti 'Call collect for |Pi!L______: i miles. Looks ilka now.; 74 • , ' power iteering. cloan ...... quotes. 326-5662or326-5122 AKC Reg, Male Chocolate tines ^ Day. Perfect gilt. Call RUPP Ri 500 Exc condition. w ben EAst ^ t leads the six q 734-0298.______$» $800torboth.5374916.____ West's acece and nine will be. ROUGH P LUMBER, all 1Lab. 14 mo. old, partly ' dimensions; corral poles. 'trained, will be good pheas- 1 1 MALE Boston screw Ull ‘ . , w in n e rs. Tbe Tl king ot clubj ? ant & duck dog. $125. Call bull C dog lor sale, likes kids. 125 I; • ______TnYelTfilleta 1977 SUBARU WA60N , Opening lead;sad; #3 , will then be treated posts, railroad ties. b e th e se ttin g trick . Wllldeliver.324^s_7^a^__ * AM-FM 8-track In-dash carar 07B Fumlture&Carpeta ’ 00______Garage Sale ollerabove,326-<204.5to8, - 122 ■ SpOiliftflGoodl- ^ jgiBJlUDlJDOLi _____ ------siNaeR-ToucM -s-sew- T O R SALf AKC Bull Cocker - n j ! _ _ "M oierwwtar • " 4 door, outomotle. powar vlngl^ ^ « ^ n t^ c o h o itlo n . room f turnilure, exc. cond., COLT PYTHON 357 inagnum. ^ aewlng michlne, small Spaniel pups, 7 weeks old. C itM rlng. air, vary c l e a n ...... - — monthly-pavmentt-ot-tM many misc. household MM Phone 7334617. G'GORGEOUS 1977 24' ’2795 JJ- weekpnasr------'Items—lots-of-veiy-nicB- - Pleasecail67ii6t6altaf8. - »; Monaco Mini Hom^ Loaded- - - casti price, dtll 734-U67 u k ^ " f o r SALE. OUEEN SIZE 'j! COLT 32 ACP, mod 03, $175; Z lorcredUmaMQef.______BEAUTIFUL MAGNAVOX clothino. Fri. 9 to 8, & l.9 to FREE puppies, Vi springer C with all the Goodios, Low T WATER BED. $100, CALL ;noon. 1064 N.Washinoton, spaniel, raised outdoors. SAVAGE ^ 32 ACP. mod. 17 ^it>lles. Dodge 440, Michehn SMALL GARDEN Roto-tlller.n Slereo in Pecan wood cabi- 734^580^______L. [ 197rCHEVY’/2PICKUI net.>2OQ-734-38S0cev's. WE'RE MOVING-SALE, Fri. 7 ^ M 7 i______» tires. Sleeps 5, See at In- Big 1 mirrors, hitch, rodio. 734-7138.______- MATCHING SOFA 8 LOVE- \ R^i^TO^i^IoDEL 670^12 {JlermountalnMoior homos In , rr, BRAND NEW ftCA 19" coloror SEAT. $450.4234679, - & * Sat, Feb.-6th i 6lh,-9am to- FREE PUPPIES. Golden gauge.venlflb,3"mag.aii P vv power steering, outomotlc ..,.." *23851: SNOWMOBILE nek for'f l TV. WOO. CALL 733-9286 after 5pm, 1237 Fremont Drive. Lg. Ub/Briltany cross. 7344976, fl Wendell; besi oiler buys. ' -fllckup, (ISO, 2 moiercyclea NEW 5 piece dinette butcher : Sfe-w a alter 6pm. m538-2301.______SSSh______aolecllon of good quality FREE TO GOOD HOME. ^ ilC0eteh.Cill73«087. block table top. $96. Cain's Ihousehold items.______3 power-dlll Cliaibn woods, liLIKE NEW 1979 25’ Cruise, 1 - COMPLETE UNE OF3F Cloaranco Center.733-7111. Family leaving the area. Six 1,3 f ,8 4..$75, Call 7334062. aI SUPER portable resplrtlor. YARD SALE hours Irom 10 to month old black lemale cal. ' Air, Very low miles, loaded GRAND PfliX STEREOS .V at PINE Diningroom sel.UtJle, ] Use wilt) oxygen or meoica-A' discount prices. BONANZA S. Lots ol ooodies, 375 Bo X trained. Cali 734-9948 g9 dozen reg. sUe goose wiwith nearly aii the options, J tion. Has .tlow, pressure & 8 chairs, hutch, $900. ' decoys. 4 dozen 0 4 H, Call reresr bslh. now save {lO.OOO *DICK] DEY “ 88-C n The Mall. Twin Falls. JEFFEflSON.Twin Fails, •M 5E 2L _____^ ' mix controls. t3S0 or con- - Svlvanla console sloreo. ; ------»under now prico. See at . 8lderlrades.C«1l«<-<701. PIONEER Component CAR'5 $iS0,733-21S3, YFCA£qulpment Ciearance- GERMAN SHEPHERD pup- • intoimountaln Motor homes .Oldsmobileile/Buick . STEREO, KPX 8000 COS. 2 3 Walton bell vibrators $25 pies. 0 weeks old, purobrec THE LARGEST selection of J USED SOFAS-loveseals, ; 10______Skiing Equipmeni inIn WendQll, 538-2301. QM4-e. TSM 2. T8S96, UOO. each. 3 electric massage registered AKC. champion 712 Main Ave.ve. South . . |*g Aak for Mark 878-3333. recllners. Also color T.Vs, rollers , $25 each. 1 automaUc bloodlines, very hlgti quali- YAMAHA, ^ Ail round. F jla s s ^MUST SELL 1973 20' STAR e rs, rockers, alools, chairs - QUCKERS Appliance and TREK mini home, Very good ifv Reconditioned TV’s, good exercycie exerciser $75. 3 ______Skis. . Ipc. edges, new T-tex, ' Twin Falls. Ida. 733-8721:. j : and roll top desks. The Mary o<3 Furniture. 223 2nd Ave Easl. sUlionary\ excercise bikes 200cm. Full Miller bindings. condition $6695 or best olfer. Caner Center, 73M4S3,211fi116 selection, C-Z terms, 30 day Golden Retriever pups. Held ; New radial tires, air condl- ^ 2 pc sectional sofa, beige 8 $30. ] 1 treadmill $15.1 boy's Ulal & hunting stock. Exc. Kolllach I bools ev^A, bik, ^ Fourth Ave.E.. Twin Falls. satlafaclion guarantee. Act tloning, dual gas tanks & _ — ■■ ■ c- now! Mel Quale's Elect-IV brown wi burgandy llowers. dirt ( bike $15. Miscellaneous breeding. FC-AfC. 324-3714. clamps. , Miller plates. All WOMANS DIAMOND WED f Nvlon velvet, $250. fa»7792- bookshelves | $10 each. 1 tlT^se/aood-M6-fta7$35, .. "(more. See at Intermounlaln ronics, 1730Klmbefiy Road- HURRY, lowest prico in ' ..Motor homos In Wendell. DING ring set in gold band. ± , 7pc DINING ROOM Set, Hey-. solid1 oak desk $35,1 kitchen ______Call734-4M2.______RENTANEWTVIOwnanew Valley $60. Reg. black ______wood-Wakoliold-.-Ouxbury. -Itable $10. Yellow, shag -Cockef-puppies.-Cali-626- —IM — ------SltaVllllcH 1B57 CHEVY pickup, good 'colorTVbyrentlng.'Nocred-,Q Solid Bitch, $475,734-8779. ;' 1carpet .10x12 $25. 2 metaT THREE ■ MOTOR “ HOMES ' ' 2? ltorachecked.204MainAvo. lawn Chairs., $5 each, 1 9 i 6 S o i ^ i M ______: 1970 SKIRULE, Good c|FOR RENT. Wlnler rates -- slupe. make ollar. 2S8 gal., -R u n n e r:-o n ly -$ 2 9 5 — Call propane tank. 2 yr. old GreatS r N. CAINS-733-Tltl. - '070 ' , good cond. Call ^Rubber, dual gas tanks, 7 It 734-4153.______on any or all. Mel Quale's, each. Other miscellaneous new" perlormance is ‘ relrig, Ceniar bath 8 more, MOKORS -- i TSOKlmberlv Road. COPPERTONE, RonrnoToI iHems, all will be sold Sat. $8695 or best oiler. See al' 40 CHANEL BASE CB. In available in our Ciassilied 1977 1 Yamaha 440 Exciter” & « USED COLORED TVS,'S range. Good cond, $125, Call 1 I 9am to 12 noon. YFCA, 1751 ^ n s . Watch our ads. 1978 ■ Kawasaki 440 Invader. IrIntermounlaln Motor homes Cthaxel, Mark V antenna,. ,a: 733-^482 or 734-3850. IEiizabelhBivd.. Twin Falls. 4tlso 30 tt ot pipe tor mount' guaranteed & reconditioned. bolh exc. cond. 4^-5368. IrIn Wendell. 538-2301. 1967 DODGE CORONH Ponabies & consoles.3S. FRIG. $75. Dryer $80. Washer ing. Like new 4Q channel Blackerappllance 733-1804 3door. r«gularoosV4 ...... ^ *495 mrdUndCB.4234647alt6. L $125. Dishwasher $75. Range = 2 19"-S0lld Stale, color tv's■s $125. Guaranteed. Pedestal M Uble $40.734-7199. ' 175 AutoDealera 17B Auto Dealers 175 AutoDealera 1175 Auto Dealers 'fltt MicnkompuleralofSilejl« 2-console color tv's. Call 1973 CADILLAC DeVILLILE $50jj ; 73<-8468.______FRIGIDAIRE 30" range. Like - 4 door, fully p ow ered...... THE ELECTRONIC OFFICE 6pc Slereo Eqpl, 1 stereo by Idaho MicfoComputer cabinet. 4 speakers, ®+* RNG «99!M°“Ken*s"w^i - Call 7 3 4 ^ (24 hrs) = ta pes. Asking $5)00 423-5694.M. Ap^i. 420 Main Ave South. 1971 CHRYSLER 3D0 3 d w r, outomotlc...... ------«l-Ciii>efi6MipmenHwS>te i ? - —078 _Eufnltufe4Ctfpeit.Mi OPEN ARM SEVyiNG AFGA 35mm CXMERA & ------'-MACHINE------1970 MAZDA------ANTIQUE . BURGUNDY C ase.r New Movie Screen. Monograms, dams, blind 2 door. 4 cylinder enflln*. 4 spm ...... 4d-a<7att6pm. velvet chaise lounge S600.ii: hems, applicays. sireich -■ Gold.velvet 10 piece "PIT"' - stitches, over 18 In all. Smaltr I f M o if f i r G nEAXBII i IP Y S lI group sola 1700.734-1701. - monthly payments or $179i imFIATWAGDN 070______WiniedToBury ANY SIZE water bed, small>all cash price. Call 734-5267 ask Aulo. irontm lttion, 4 cylinder. et M295; ^ BUYINQl Gold Jewelry,Y. . txwkcase headboard,fd, for credHmanaget______- FROM D lam onda,-...... — Slsrllxig-ig - etalned-&~lacquered. S149I*!® SCOTSMAN 3001 IceCuber, C a r p> G n tG r;r> ellverwafe, sliver coins,is, complete. Rock Creek Water1°' Univex 6509 Sllcer. andi 1973 CHEVY EL CAMIN pockel watches, Foreign]n Beds, oil Blake Sl. behindirf Misc. Appliances, 7344590. Shall, oir conditioning...... :::M495 ------c o ln i____Blfll___ tnachlnea^ -Qalaway___Ixallai___S ales. X ______"SINGEffGOOJEN------im oQ R -d sum pe, guns. Coin Collec«• ____a . tions. Buying since 1970. TT, TOUCH i SEW . : : " T m y n VMMllRYBOBCI S:_ _BED0QOH_S£UlM..oldeL— Zig~Zags;—dstns^mono— -I------BHU MB BSrof o n c a iP E ------l(JahffCotfTCail«Tlef7«2 green couch 4 chair J50. 191 2 2 Bronx* matolilc, ityia *t««l iwhe o w = Main. 733-8583.______Call 4234395,______grams, stieich stitches, built I Corgeou* metallic green witwith tan valour In- - In button hole feature. &I H i terior. This cor I* loodedil I (Reor trunk rock, CASH FOR OU) BIKES. Brass bed. king si:e. com->m- many lancy designs. Small Bring them lo Hallners Key II dftiX Z ^ '' rock*r panali. fog lompt,p«. occtnt tirlpet, 1975 CHEVY M DHIEGi: CARLO $ 1 8 9 5 plele set, used 6 months.hs. monlhly p m ts or $169 cash ^ aluminum wh*«1i, powar mlmirrors, olr condl- 2 door, full power...... & Bike Shop, 336 41h Ave.'«• ^orb esio llef.7 3 4 -8 a7 4L . price. Call 7 ^ 9 8 . ____ ------Weflt.73^16 ------" Honing, ond more. =■ CASH tor -good- usedled 'THIS WEEKS SEWING ~ MONEY? furniture and appliances.es. MACHINE , SERVICE 19nFORDPWTO ,, Banner. 733-K21.______% m n Rollye pockoge, bright oronge.. >1995 , We buy gold & silver, rings, _ SPECIAL. Only $12.50. in- t « l» » r te > ...... ‘ 8V 4 7 5 coins, watches, sterling Ii CONSOLE Stereo AM/FM.:m . d udes clean, oil & adjust, diamonds, stamps. 73445877 phone, walnul cabinet.let. On any make sewingi ------1976 OLDS CUTLASS Conlinsntal m.OO. Cain's ClearanceKO machine. Factory trainso. Supreme, 2 door, a i r ...... •s W i Gold&SlhrerExch. Center,733-7111.______Call 733^)496 ask lor Mike. 824 Blue U kes Blvd. N. COUCH lor salo }25. wingng USED PHILCO relrigeralor, 1978 VOUS(SWUEEIIIIMBIT Bottom Ireezor & ice maker. two door cuitom hoKQlehbock. (our tp*«d Irant- 1976 MERCURY CDUGI OLD TIN TOYS, windup and backedchairJlO- [ts Call 734-2947. _ $295, Call 734-2354,______miMlon. occat tporln strip**, 'Runs ond-Lookt Siole blue, leother Interior..ugarxr . . 7^2495 ' b a l i ^ operated cars, boats Gr^oi". * etc. 7ip.7i10,734^78. WANTED 10-15 KWiw 175 Auto Dealersara i 7S AutoDealera 1977DUICKRIVERU ■ door, loCol 1 owner. W IS TH I'TIMMITOBUYA'AT Air. outomailc. power steeringK ..:,;:’4 2 ai • 074 '. Musiollnilfuiwna GRAND PIANO. 1 year old, 1980 HONDA CIVIC Kimbali_ S’V; C hevettes, -Hotehbock. 1 owner, sliver .. ' 4 3 9 9 ' venelal Frultvrood. New 1 * 5 0 0 ® ® warranty, delivered. Must sell. Will consider trade. i: l- Luv,S-100, Celebrity i r p c m t a 1980 FORD MUSTANG 800-832-6721. ______Cc Tu-tone. AM/FM s te r e o ...... « ' 5 1 9 5 ------JBL-SPEAKCRS, -YamahaIha • ------amps, antique nurlmba, 1 9 8 1 MERCURY ZEPHl equalizers, preamps, cross* 4 door, powder blue, roomy.y>econo.;\lN . J jS I . “ Looking forNfKjndivldual inHeL- -l»-AulM.T.Ltneoln/MefCuf •1------.MotftfHofn - „ v . _ i a ..... AulM-OUHCk tfCuflf- - 473------Autoti-Plyipout 1978 Uncoln Mark IV, Fully Full SHARPEST PLYMOUTI'TH Classllled. 7334931. 7334931.______. 19H Ifl' m6T0R~H0MHOME, 1950 FORD PICKUP. L(Less 1974'VW typeTl 7 pasMng;enger i960 4x4 CHEVY SILVERADS ob 1978 MONTE CARLO.~a• >i' eoulpped. 58.000 actuoctual S pon Fury you'll lind. 1977>77. I goneralof, sell-conUlnitalned, than 8000 miles on 35151 V-8' bus. very good coiid^^llodlllon, dualile, crew-cab. loadeded. power, clean, tuns goodt . 1978 CHEV. RED-E-K^M95.734-3281.733-lS9. wfholsL tSOOO or. t»st 1-73*4. camper window. J,006 9,0 or733-9657eve-s ' t>aymenls, 487-2182.______= = fer.Call 823-4528 ask lorBt 1978 FORD Custom VaVan, mllaae. $10,000 or best o1f— II . ■! ^Ulo*. 1978 MONTE CARLO, lo Engine oul but can be miles, oxcepllonally cleai Motors, Little 6, fully loaded 174______Aulas-OirierE OIESELI PICKUP? bum. $300. Call belore 3 ® 142 Impofts-SportsCai3 Cars Factory AM/FM 8 track. AC Automatic, A/C, FM/Ak 733-3295.______— till, cruise. t tW . 5434800.fxi -Stereo, Bucket Seals, 25,005.000 1973 FIAT station wagon . IB Auto.PartstAemMiKMrtes 1970 DODGE BOO truck,r b b i i r -1071 VOLKSWAGEN BUC ^ miles. See at 1615 Noni4onh 4-spd. 1970 Chevy Vt ton, 1 U l23 very good cond. $2250.,®HSi Ci 1<9 • Autos-AMAMC 1979 CAMARO. PI'. Davis, Jerome alterr i5. cyl. 4-spd. Drive train partsfj ^ TO^>YOTA axt W altafJ ____ 7 ^ Automatic, T-lop, $4300;liJ 19i H - MMMOoP^ona 3244829.9. Mrt.<« lor 4-whoor drive o T b esr -'IBTTFORD'PICKUP'W-l ------1988-3—doof— RAMBLE fast- AMBASSADOR. $400. Ct •Cnovy-titoir^rivorador4) z ::.; - Bia2er-or'jlmmyrAi3o-4:spi o ffe r^ a g wheels, S100. ( iditlon: 1972 VOLKSWAGEN fas Automatic 324-5813.324-H71H70. ' Sell that bitiycle as Qulckl S- -LON<3-BED-D^tEI^UXE^ ------back, $1995. See at 1111 111 4234812 eves. Hckly convetsion lor GM, 7344881. a 7 3 4 S e M , ^ 1979 CHEVETTE 4-drT' ex' 1972 CHEVY with7 r Ri3? s Notih Blake-______;___ 1974 AMC GREMLIN, ne ___ 15______Aulo Dealer ' ronsA L E mini b a t l ^ , good gas mlloaQ:,o n ’ cond., v o n clean. am-l. i DIESEL* 2 - VOLKSWAGEN .BUG B com binaU on.-m *nure.re i 1973 JAGUAR XJ8, mli oasseile.$5!TO. 5434946. Call ’ condition, all power. 58,0(58.000 Call7334347.-- ~ . . . : mu ■ BANK REPOSSESSKDNSS .. ------^ SNOW TIRES, GoodI irotread, sileage. bed. $8500. < — 1979 MAUBU CLASSICh si u - 1tt Autoj-OWimobll1OW0 No contracts lo assume, ni Phof : • PARTS FOR TS Toyi cond. Must sell! Call ! .MourttainHomo.Idaho___ PSti!- -WZiiee^ eeM fl^^ ------c i rw B w r f iinKan g ri L__ __ cassette till wheel, lurblurbo Sensible deals on new and'an ' trltiutor, air cleaningI hohous- 1973 FORD Vt ton pickJiSCJS enginoT^Mklng^.boo.■. ^ Q 1 324-7518 or 324-8912 for moi dill*; 1980 CHEVETTE. 21.0n.OOO 'chargod.$6900.Call used cars aro yours Iin r — ' lt)Q. air pump & all hoseloses & 733^393.______^ more 15< Aul03-C»dlll— miles, 1 owner, 4 specjeed, 4234I 34, ClasslllOd. 733-0331. limngs, Exhaust manltianllold. 1973 qmC. 5 & 4, 427FTHo ei ______------1974 ELDORADO. Inlorloror 8 exc. cond. $4388.734-4024.24. ’ ■ . Accelerator Ibkage & pei L pedal, 10-wheeler, combinaiinalioti f ^978 win- exterior oxcellonl conditio 1980 CHEVEHE 2 d « • ETR cooler & all tlllirfittings. . spud & beet bed. 1975 Q $1500FIRM, Call734-4567. S S ; . - J ® ------A u u .ij»‘•‘w i« * ' - 1 7 5 -^ '— ■" AuiToeaiefion cHooso from YolloiIlow, Blue, -control- 1*1 |i|ii nM lin "Ri 1978 .CADILLAC SEVILlLLE. S4250. Will consider Irade-i3e-ifl. ------— Bolgo. White or RRod od. . R n g l Q I i R ' ' p trts. New H-78-15 slockoekllre Ranger ffinSiiTsslon, " ^ • 350 • fuel ifiiocted leaihc 3244084.______I £rlm.423-«a<7alier6{)m.e!!L_ brakes.878;^or67»-84W457!'' M10.'° ■ ■' ^ m ost power options. $85C I960 CHEVY CAMARi ~ Tough & Fuel Sf IONaI ■ 1978 FIAT 128 RALLEY. Fro 1- WE REBUILD Hydra^draullc 1973 INTERNATlO^ From Call 438-5910.______— AM-FM stereo cassolle,), air,a I ' Jacka at ASBOTT'S! AlAUTO TRAVEL-ALL. V.8. auto,to^ AC, wf'oo' «flvo. '»l‘« 1978 Cadilac.Saville, 44.04,000 till wheel, loaded wilh o ileaoe; Call65M218or328;5W ., ,, ” ot>* ff I I H nil ____j ) th«e tsimtiM. X) i -SUPPLY. 305, Shoshioshone 4 dr. e*c. cond, low mllei - — miles. Loaded. Call beloreore 9 Ilona. Sharp car. Call SteiSteve' a P » \ "EPA ElinilM MPO" . - Street South. Twin. _____ $1500.Call42iftl5e. _____ . 1978 HONDA CIVIC, v ve e « ora1lor8weekdavs543-56t5688, 733-5778. , ^ \ ol «r»f v*hidM. Vou ' 1 aet CHROME wide picpickup 1978 FORD RANGERrxT > f good cond., asking $280 1 1 ™y Oft <*n».*ni iwa- 1980 CADILLAC CoupeI De-C ' ' ' " } M ! to* omnang cn how mirrors; 2 S qallon steel:ee1 gas Auto. PS, PB, Air, $3000.OO.ail ■ Cal1423-8169 anytime.— Vine Elegance. Silver colilolor. 160______AulM-Ood'Dodge P a/) J j cans w/hotders & stri [3 8 (3 1 _____ 1978 V.W. SCIROCCO,clM clea ". fully equipped, cloth into M200, l ? ? / . / i l . \ -W ^ V sffl,ri.rs ' toilet d Unk. Now 4>0 a 4 sod condition, one owne [‘uni’ 1974 DODGE DART, $120 Knoffi. Acnal rvgnmy >0 shot 1978 1,2 TON, V-8. 4 a or. 18,000 miles. Askii SELL. I ■■■ " ■ ...... - - fluf>.423-4a47all6pm. • M - ' ; ^HS43-<949. '‘‘''’8 LOW MILES, MUSf SEL CMClUTulMInHMura rnii«o« win oxxucny -p>S;RfldlO$246o 829-5252 — $14.W-J?!!l^jg::-~r: CALL734-0871, _ l 6* n n mtn m* epA_ ------1M2— fORD-----STEPS ~i97r-^-cn8vy-Pu:-f PICKUP.3/4ton.HoavyC>'0' Duly ciojn il ^ 1979 MA?DA RX-7 '‘S"" Ct Call 156 ' Autos-Onyan-ij,, 1979 OMNI 024 2-door. am-l Drive train In good sha n3^_or.734j255.______i l i i radio, 4-sp iransmlsslon, r 734.2089. 78 CHRYSLER CORDOB3BA. .dial tiros, 2-tono paint, Iro Engine out bul can tie r if iO 1979 VOLKSWAGEN RABB budt. S300. Call beloreire :3 ^ 1978 Dodoe Club Cab. : Only 35.000 miles. Sharpirp & wheel drive, musl see " ^ loaded. i7.000 miles, g Diesel. 4 door, loaded. $47 closn. Many options. $3313395. a ^ro cla to . Call Stove 73 73MW5-______; P8c^ CBll637-48l2evenlnos.____ 734-3281,733-1859...... 1971NEWREBUILT42ftF ____ 1981 SUBARU GL4door, A ir, Air, — — — i motor. 0 miles, 5500 Fll — FORYOUFJR USED CAR! -- - -1978-EL- CAMINO-St-Super -Exc-Condition. -$8000..- DCali IM Aulos-Chevrowo^el --1U - ...... -..Aulos-For — • ...... ~cAne7»-3i85: ll..rew . 543^8421 or5434724.______W l 1EVY -flEST0flE0-19fla-Mwslan ILLS “ uJiT-- MUST 8ELLI-1980-CHE' 2 NEW Snow Tin 50. Call dd TRIUMPH TR8. Wl IIP------M 0 T < ^ - < , low needs good home, c C^llM«-<923 ------734-5789.______spoke wheels, now 7'L® to CITATION, 4 cyl 4,spd. Ii MOTORS- iA.n« mileage.- one owner, $58i,5600, 734-2122 day. 734-1851 nipM 236SHOSHONE! 2 M9-14 Studded wftl ^^Club s g e ^ s M n s . low mlleag •atl 734-1706 195 1 Addison Ave. West JESTjW ^ 733^2891 Fits M uaung. 2 ctirom 1979 CHEVY VAN; 1977 ( ‘*■0®- Call 7344114nfter 7pm. ___ 1974 FORD LTD. Low mileTilies. J ------^ ------r r ; ; : , i4« 4whe«iw SEAT COVERS, lor impi jjr^STs COUBlER^spd, I cats 4 trucks at Masterr Up-L 1974 FORD GALAXiE 15o. 5C —: : ■ r’shell." "1972 JEEP CJ5. 3044 V-8 V holslery; 820 Main Sououth, V4.oulo.A C.PS. exc. con ' jrs'sKi’a'f 5589. ' engine, deluxe metal ca pickup. Call 432-5235, I cab. Twin Falls 734-0548. ___ $600. Ciall 733-2819, Sports wiiTto spoke wheelheels. CHEVY MALIBU, go 1 4 TURBO MAG WHEELS good 1976 pin tO Run-Aboi 00 Call SHARP. Call 7334492.______running engine, now lire:ros 4 36,000 mllos. 1 owner. E ^ X14". fi hole with chrome ___ 1978 CHEVROLET pickuickup, mags, Robuill Iransmlssit nuta. 4080-14 Urea In q< is^n. condlllon,$2500-7344113. ati*pe. Everything forar $200.I 1979 FORD PICKUP. 3/43/4 ton 4x4. crew cab, new tires. llto $1000 -or best ollor. C mlHs; $2500. Call 324-8237.______328-5483 allot 7pm. 1977 FORD T-BIRD. 3 Dick 3S2-4M5 or S34-! " ----- engine, low mileage, I oi _____ 1978 CJ7 JEEP, Good cond.,com 1974 CHEVY IMPALA, gogood rubber, PS. lilt sloetlng.;.V P b : ^ ' ' ’ 1979 42 FT. ALLOY TRA11UlLER. W3W O' II Oiler 0" condition, $750 or best oilollor. cruise control. Call belolelolo -133 - - AuloaWttWanlad loldino sides & orslnX it d s - ODllonal.Winch733^_4M.._.i t ______6434855, 7:30am or allor 6pm 324-401-4018. Dick Dey It pl«TM plebted to announce ytheret tf ma $750 rebotboteW] frpm-General cv Radial.tires. $10,000.» . d l l 1977 JEEP PIONEER pIckuilckup...... TRADE A - m as: S^fri; !a!< lerance. Call 67^8235.I. Iblo trailer. $ll.000ibesbest of- miles, $4400. Call 4564431.431. ter. Call 733-1441. 1978 TOYOTA LAND CRUI:rui &- i ■ = 1680 TOYOTA SR-5r r ^ : T r t ER, 28,000 mUes. aux. u r ------truetr— 5-—sp d ,' AWA u ^ u AM/FM cassette, exc. cor 7------1 » ------CyctwlSupp call 5»46ia.0f 53(^ 2 ? ., 1982: HONDA - P g y casselte. mag wheals. < I 1977 HONDA 730 WllWIND- tortable bucket seatslats. 34 -1979 FORD 25.000 mIKmiles. Leasei ^ o r O n i y ______! ■ ------JAMMER. J1800.C«llaltealter 8. mpg. hlway. $5500.0. C a ir R a n c t« -im -k tt.- Monsionstor - — ...... * * 734-7847. ______m uddors>^T 2p hlghrls 1978KAWASAKIKZ1000,06 0 ^ 1 ______-- lock oul hubsrn«U>ar. pu !"S * 13 ------r - ta r. ac, pb. tilt slooHflofing.^ : - dresa. extras, low mil wn today ond a»k dvtolli. I ___ K1 ■ - Vuis $2000 paint |ob'. $8500.0. CCBl^ • -___C at^l»ln Brawf I960 YAMAHA 650. 0(Good 1974 CHEVY VAN. 350.5 0 ^ ______cond., low miles. Asking Ask e*c. cond.. custom ^,’tJflof' Inli 1980 LUV 4*4.4-spoed.iToic. e> I T IIS EIHMOTORS- I >1200. Call 326-<559. 733-2910days,4234379d No. 2-55. tinlrlp« tiret. and ma<«. No. t-557. model 40 loader del:delsol, m ore.N o.B 3-l36.5- Ragulor ...... »7.770 K0tle g u la r...... $7,111119 povrer reverser. 3 point p< Rm ...... »>2.173 OUeountI ...... 800 DI*.)l*«ognl...... 880180 . hllch. .1977 CASE 58<584C. OlKount ...... $8.84* ...... l.*M $7,370 It! -A!K>*500r.bolbole ovailoble on just Inlrocoduced-1982-OlsmobIle CleClero and Bulck-Cenlury.>- - - FORK UFT, very low' hours,hot - - SI3.723 R»b^ta...... 780 i . b o » ...... r 780 rough terrain. 1978 Cf ry into tho front w heel driverive m arket...... 800 Your ^ These arc Oldsnjsm oblle/Bulcks latest entry le i M . UNH.0ADER. Your ...... - ...• 5 8 1 9 wheel drtve. skid steer. > ..» 9 9 7 3 ...... » 6 5 i 0 small & manuverable. c ...... 1982 0LDSM0BIBILECiniASSCIEIlERA 37" wide. 1978 JOHN DEEDEERE ■■ This Cuflass Iss liloaded with all tho populular options Including ecortconomlcal fuel Tnieclion ' M0DEL‘ 410 LOAIOADER •BACKHOE.delsel. encio^closed 4cyllnder engini)in e . iverser. ___ *sov>"Webate» ■ ROPS cab. power revor; d n a t a U . . . healer, C a lr Randyy FRich — aaggartadl 438-591^ or Tel Car n4-: R LM'sDkkar unit 6545.______1 9 8 1 C:HEVETTE f 4 DOOR 1 9 8 1 C H E V ETIE T DIESEL 4 DOOR — TT.r, w ith tinted gloj*,It. tpori firlping. color k«yed Intarntar- Wllh aulomotic IrontrrtmlMion. remol* iport mirror, L M « C a s h |0 Connection 678-<534. $5.38.1.3S4 $8,808IS a 1 20"x4' backhoe DuckeIckeTTo ■«ebot ...... 801SOO «•«>"bat...... 800K> ^ g s S S M fltPSHbeckhoe ,734-168tl5«^ Your I j m Y o u r ------P ric * ...... I f f P rie * . »610Sr J B . . ' 140 • Tn ' CHEVU TON. long bed"; i a i l ■TOCffimuTcactuBBncaiPE - > shell, heavy duty ovedu »vniiY4«Disa *mCHEVMUTS-IOmiUP 327 engine. 3-spd., aiaulo- with air conditioItlonlng. tlnt«d - l » l WC1 Vlth 1.000 lb. poy lood. tinted cdy pin itrlping. VVilh il*«tfld■tild. box. 4 speed troni- Wit ted malic, two 18-oal. sideBlanks, U( g1««. coomW. bod; loM, '4 *pM d Ironsffllulon. AM ' chrome wheels, mintt co ilrlpM , ipoke wh**l» odlo, Durango equipmant andIt'd fpOnly19l1981 Om sgai and Skylcla r k i left th a t o lto hav«ove $750 Rebatet : ; 1‘on inside 4 oul. «*50.'ISO. Call Ing wSm H radiallal whit# *trlp« d»co' 4 itr >ora. N a 83-301. ■ ‘ •- T.eeaimiNrBUke.—------” tlr*t; AM/FM'rodi■6dlb”'ond-morer • ond;nor..-N.».-NaB2-t34, ------Regular ... efluier. T ;r . T : : » i , o » i ------. lor sale or tradeS ;J978 No. 3-184. ilK O u n t...... 1.000« o • CHEVROLET 1 ton. V-8. v4 4 Rwnilar ...... 110.174 Dlttouirt .. IBBlOtOSMWIBltE OMEGA SEDADAN S7.0«8•j; 4 cylinder engirine, outomolic tronsmlssiiSion,, power steering andid b r a k e s . epd, Clean Cond . 532-09■4591. D iK O unt...... 800 • b o l* ...... 800 ' ■ 'F O R SALE 1972 Kenw<>n worth $*.374 Rebof*...... "■L’5 « RetaD . $8040.4 r i 13-apd. SOHO, atr slideide 5th. R vbote...... SCO Your f O p i c kn e r -rrk * ....STIOO.C • • ' (Juaf chrome exhaust.1.19.000 19 - Your ...... * 9 2 2 7 J *Z,...... ,* 6 5 9 8 ; • miles en In-trame ovethrethaul. P r k a ...... » 8 8 7 a " ' flxc. CCn l. tlJ.OOO ortr ololfer, ^ L e t s C c u h K■.bat. i -..«r5V 1 5 0 ^ ’ . 876-7870.______M a nly y mn o r e to c h o o s e fro m . M oor* r m odels arriving dallyIT te b e o v a ilo b le ...... : MUST.SELL .1973 KW(W cab ...... * «uw ringthltlit r e b a t e p r o o r a m . lOver' tractor, rebulliilli 35a Cummins. 13 spd. radi $17,000/t>esl offer.. ,j£4ii Keep T hat G re a t GM Feeljng 733-1441-______With G em>nuine GM Pdrts : SET OF 21 fl. irallmollmoblle trailers with convenor.ar. E Exc. AceIIEansen : . cond. Must see to appripprecl- a te. Reasonable. Call < GMQUAUTY | | M CHEl/MnOLET f 5500 or 438-0693. BLUE LAKCSNORTHAIANOPOLCLINEnOAD . 1 1 0 ^ sBMcewTs a IIS J ______7 3 3 0 ( D [e rai n r f jp e r clean 1S79 Toyou Toy 1^ ^li I 712 M a i n A v o . S . 1 3 3 . 8 T a i SB-5,10fl0 b0d.am-Im.frTl. must . rtMil. W ^ 2 or 734-7003..XI3..; r : 7 ^ i 3 r e t e i v i s g i o lt l *OperijI All NighhfafVacomedi^ffor’80s ?’ t h l fS ______By VERNON SC01T_r hihls_; ^ ^ y _ daify vrtfe. W?Whipple p l^ _ freaks wbtfbo com e Into tb e sto r e — b a gw ------VPIH oUywvodRqjorfiir f ir ------______• ' leless use than Arcbiebad for tbebeMeatbead.. I . beggars,'lI,' ti^ u tlf u l ^ I S , >iinaH<*«. tbCb e .whole . w W Smith is the hulklnK ^ghtjht mattager, a q^^rumm oXpepplc wpo w ^k tte st«streets.of... ______gentle black giant with suipiuiprislhg comfl' ''’'iaS A n^fties.~ tclcvisioa’8 newest sitalitcbm , a half-bour se rie s skills s> picked up while doingg beerix comme^ “We’ve/e completed a doun episodeodes a n d that Its producers belbelieve is tbe first TV cials ci wltb a gang of other r e tl^ired professional so m e o f' ttth e tra n s ie n ts a re so funny wwe e’d like It com edy fo r th e *803. a lth le te s. to bring: themU) back from time lo time,e. Y** • 1 r “ O pen All IJ Ig h flninvolves v i tbe shenanigans As important to tbe series} as its excellent "It'stbthe same unexpected appearsiranceof rndaV in a small, famlly-o]y-operated convenience regular^ cast is the parade of)f vzanies, flakes, weird diaharacters that gives 'Barneyly IMlUer' ^ „ 'J .R . tr ie s toconvlnce sto re n o t unlike tb e 7-117-1: chain w hich Is op en wwackos and weirdos, |ncludlojdlng a pair of anextrad) dimension wltb tbe nuts thatU viwander On "Dallas,'’J.l ilywaytosaveher 24 hours a day, mostlyttly catering to transient rerecurring c (^ played by Beve« v e ^ L e l ^ B an- in to tb e ppi re c in c t sta tio n o r wbo a r e, aarrested r Donna Ibecnlyv m arriage Is to:o pip e rs u a d e R ay to 0 v e tra d e . fieldWt and Tarses,-who Invade tbeprerhlses.the for wildlyly funny c rim es, ng shares toJ.R., Certainly, such stonlores are flourishing in Producer Patcbett Is a tall,II, yyoungish m a n “ Alongig wltb that, we also bave thebepoten- uphislOvotlngt iring ties to tbe Ewings. ' (Msdecadeaodoneoeaa enough they a r e tb e bu b w:wi tb a m m tacbe and sbodr offbrowDbalr.Hls bn tial/ordisjisaster, a s is tbe case with ‘M>.M-yCs-H’ thereby severlni ______n f hlnVy fw»>ghhftrfww1)dacUvity. , wlw it is tinged with irony and sarcasmsar which, where aI bombt is liable to hit tbe q>efl>erallng CBS. ------Wrltcrs=pn)dDccrsI TtTonrPatcbett"aDd“Jay — clearlyr^bas-lnvested in tbeb e c< h a ra c te rs o f -room^-'WVe e have the continuing-posslbl T a rse s b a v e pet^Ied1 tbtheir fictional 364 Store "<•■Open All N ight." th e th c sitore to being robbed at any time,le. raaturdalay — fo r tb e 364 d a y s: of the year (execptlng H e is a lso confident th a t thlenewseriesisa e » “I thinkok it's wonderful wbat we’renevcnm e^ '‘SllverStroak,"ik," a dynamite comedy Christmas) it is a — - with a testy family c u t a b o v e m o st of w b at p a sses» fofc r com edy on th e a ir bjecause o 'Open All Night' seemi slantagRlchai-lar*’ P i ^ r and G ene that makes tbe Archiedile Bunker clan appear. the tube today. against tb e m ood of th e c o u n tr/rig h t e W Uder.makeslIES Its network prem iere ' - • r ‘' "Our Jokes arc more Intclilg saiiitly by comparBkm.'.n .' " ililgent and out- certainlyy isn't going to be endorsed I onCBS.Hieconcomic p air ride an ------PatdieM -and^aratsrses-know-tbelr-way—. rageous ” tbaasoiac of the b lb i ^ itted slcoms Moral Ma;laJority.L’ ______express trainI to ChicagoI loaded with ^ ------around-qaallty cornedledy.-Tbey-Tvrote^Tbe—-on p tboalr-rigbt now.’-^bosaldr^ll,^Wo’ra geared ------T h e r e>'s 's a s h a rp e d g e-to the-dlalogiW f -InMgiKraiHhKt-out-of-tbeHjrdlnBry------Bob N ew hart Show "' ffo » r^ o u r y M rs a n d p u t in to the more hip audiences. We’rVe’r e m o re 1980s . n o t a noticeable r degree of Cbi ------^stintwrarCarorBDme than 'Three’s Company' or "'Laveme &------reTIowsMHPQUandered'^ong'th^ar p S h irle y .’ erics. No apologies are made I *■ They are aware thithat a genuinely good ^ in tb e s e r "We arc more about what'st's golngon{ and paucityofof nice guys in and around the s Sundayy com cdy series h a s itsis nro o ts deeply e m b ed d e d what’s, being said in Southerhem-Callfomia - ...... F o r tho lines a ^ — A B C fe a tu re sI "S"St5>ennan" starring ■ - InoutstandlDgwrttlng-ig-witness'■M-A-S-H," I; hose-who enjoy satirical line today. For Instance,- Whipplee playspl the kind hostUe bu ChrislopberReeleeve, Margo Kidder, “Bamey Miller" andd “Taxi", as opposed to, !>ut hum orous e x c h a n ^ o f dia of lethargic L.A. kid you see add)addled out by too “(^ A ll GeneHacta^,an, and Valerie Perrine say, "Three’s Comparpany" and “Laveme & ^ Ul Night' ’ is a bonanza of razor much sunshine onH junk food. " lnatwoiJartnet\netw ork television S h irley ." acrim ony. "W e're ^ilng for our own sty] prem iere with[1 nenever before shown style. Jay and I Enlmp rei n e u r F e e s le r finds him self With writing uppermirmost in mind, tbe pro- lolove to put words together « Scenes includeded 1lo this movie version r Uto be as un- t,v„nt/h,iihurricane beset by tbe lunatic . . . d u c e rs c a s t “ O pen AllUl Night"1 with unknown n{p re d ic ta b le a s possible. W e'retw w ill in g to ta k e a b o u t A m e rica a's 's greatest bero. NBC names and unfamiliarliar faces consisting of a ife wbo has been married four)urtimes counterewlth“n‘" Ib e D a y ib e B u b b le . a c h a ^ that tbe audience wonlgcl.eveiy-—woi Blcltrant employees, -George Diundia, Susaijsan Tyrrell, Sam Whlp^ ‘|ojo k e . B u r s t," sta rrin[n g g : R o b e rt V au g h n h ia . pie and ex-professlonilonal footballer Bubba "We throw In one Joke! alafter anoiher "Therere is a bite to all the rclallonstinshlpsin storyof'BlackT*Tuesday,’'ln October, Sm ith. wwl ith o u t losing tra c k of o u r stor;Itory line. We've w, wblch is not all lhat uncomnm m o n in 1929, w hen tb e3 stcstock m arket T he re su lt w as a hil01lilarious pilot show w h ic h mmade this scries less verbal tluthanNewhart's ,“ P a tc b e tt said. collapsed. won ringing praise! frfrom i^tlcs but tepid arand we’ve added more idiyslcalleal stuff but not “ABCv’ wanted us to tone It down a 1 Nielsen rating. th e p r a tf a lls you se e on th o otheother shows I've finally agreedag lo go along with us. As Mondav»y Dzundza' plays Gordkirdon Feester, the fat, m e n tio n e d . w e’r e cononcem ed, th is is th e first re aJ l acomedy “Olivia Newton>on>J(du: Lel'sGet h a rrie d pro p rieto r otif tb e sto re w ith T y r re l a s “Our format leaves the dooroor open for the show olt th h e '80s.’' P h y s ic a l” o n ABC.AB O livia NewtonJAnstaI s ta rs in th is visual « fantasy Uuttravjavels from London to ____ I ' Malibutbrougiiigliaseriesol- ^ ‘Knotss Landinjig’ gettingg soapy -— f or re£> O lI ...... m iol-m ovies tbtbat a capture the passion ______of her hit music.sic. ; By V ERNON SCOTTT NM ldiele said. “Being a single;tie parent myself made In a person’s life when a m< \ UPI Hollywood ReporttO ffer ggives me a better understand!indlng of Karen. comes to fin end. I know w hat K arenr St n l Tuesda,ay hhow she. behaves and reactss inIn given situa- through1 sos it gives m e an opporiunityIty lo play The CBS movie,vie, “Dangerous ------tltlons. h e re m oollons tl e s I'v e been living th emm mr yself. C o m pany,” stastars r B eau Bridges in this HOLLYWOOD-UfLife imitates art and vice "Sometimes I ask the writer:Iters to change a “I willill re m a rry som eday. So w111 i l lKaren. : true story oIRa;Ray Johnson, wbo after v e rsa on “ K tw ts Landlindlng," tbe weekly prime »sc e n e involving a n exchangee betwbe een K a re n B ut no t toosoonforeltherofus."to survlvlng27yeayears of violent crime time soap opera, which wh finds two of Its n.and the youngster because my own cxperi- Constailance feels less emotionally’ involvedin and imprisonmeu n e n t u ltim ately t lead in g lad ies In private pi life soapsuds gjences at home give me a bettei!tter sense of the with ‘Lauaura' because their private lives11\ are triumphedoverrer adversity arid eanwd themselves.. nmother-son relationship ia a 8ingI^parcnt starkly dissimilar.dl respectability,y- . 'M ic h e le U o playslys the newly widowed tifam ily. C onstar:ance and ber husband, actoictor Sam --- , - ______Kwrr»n PntrgniA nnLlbe-scrles-rcaring-hor— If' ^— ^ im andXscparatcdJjQtftrctgre I knew that__ W elsm an,in. are anticipating their chll* iid w llh Wednesssday 1 fam ily in a onei>areatent household. Michele in nmy husband on the show, playeS'byTJon pit unb'riaieag r ] o y r Lauifl.- wiiose husban rsnperherorRalphris ------Murray, was going to be killed kill off In an brutal loilout, bas mixed feelings about real life is newly scpanja ra te d from a c to r Ja m e s N I an e lec trify in g ■ ' • Farentlno and te carirBring for.hcr_son,.Davld.____a ______in g fl babjibyjnto.hcrjoyjessjife,.^_____ ,h;r_ir,;;;a------encounterwlthath an'iioenrthlyxreature alone. ''I was truly saddened"b7"by ‘Sid’s' death “Laurara Is a long-suffering wife who rraftbascrashed— " Co-star Constance McCashln,J who plays • b e c a u se be ca u se I sim ply adored ad{ working around,"," Constance said. "Tbe pro X andedandwawtering ...... th e new ly preg n a n t LaiL a u ra Avery, is e v e ry b it wllh w Don. Psychologlcaiiy, ! I missed the hadnophplans fo r he r to get pregnant. Bi ; death and destruction as much with childI as ber character on tbe m n arried state In the show. I'll never forget and I hadad o u r ow n p la n s. We re a lly w« le G re a te s t A m erican show. P>playing a scene with an empt>ipty chair. I felt baby, Both a c tre s sc s belibelieve tbeir off-screen really rt alone.^' “ Id ldin't n ' tell (producers) David Jacoscobs and I ■ situations, wben app:applied lo their perfor- M ic h ele's ow n single life, aaft< fte r 15 y e a r s of M ic h a lee FU l erm an I w as pregnant untl mances, add consldenjerable authority to their m n: arriage, Is reflected in someme of< her scenes almost fifour months along. I would" u id h a v l Tliursdjday -fn “ Knots-LaodtngH’------w aited evene \ longer but i'didn't^ant*int'to~ruln'" ~' •On-NBG’a"Fam'ame,-^'-Bruno ta k e s an ------It should be noted•d thattJ Michele and Con- N ow sh e and 'K a re n ' face theth hazards of the show'w'sstorylines. after-school Jobloba^sti'ainsliis i ;------stance—Inltiated-id-their-off-sereen—-tho-datlng-game-as-mature-w tt e -w o m en -w lth -a------‘" I l i ey-were-writing r in-a-new affiaffair for relationship witlwith h k v e ry proud clrcumstances beforeire their< fictional charac- clc h ild in th e house. L a u ra aand n 1 worried that I would com]im p lica te fa th e r. And, oon n A / B C 's “ B arney ters caught iq> with themtbej . "I share some of Karen’ss uncomfortableui the plotidevelt^ment. d M iller," H a rrisris Jand Dietrich stay Michele’s real lifee son,so David, is 12. O ne of fcfee lin g s about d a tin g ," sb e saidnld thoughtfully. “Solww ent In a n d told them I w as expectingex{ lo ck ed up in aa hohotel ro o m w ith a key ------—her three children oc; on-tbe CBS soap Is'a "I have an Inctedible-scene3je in the show - a baby aandihcywcre veiyhappy/ forfi mer -wltnesstoffgani^ n g m u r d e r a n d a — 12-year-old boy. InInvolving Karen's first date tbaithat really shook Thank God.& My lawyer told me theyliey could socialite completp lain s ab o u t the “lean see simllariUiriUes between David and itm e up. ------h a v e - dlro]q>ed-me rc - from - the - Ehow-w-lf-my— attchtionspatdtiidber by 11. Scanlon of------the youngster who playilay8my6oninthesbow,“ "Tbere are a lot of readjusijustments to be pregnanency Interfered wilh tbe storyjry." Internal Affairs,ilrs. Friday,ly. iFebruary 5,1982 Tlmes-Ne\•News. Twin Fallr. 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OC3)a)(BOO(Z)NE)H E W S O O 0EKTERTOTAMMENT TOMGHT An reacuegcues a leopard cub Irom a Iropicalsi THE CENTURY » (11) TONK)HT Host: CS O O (B (1 H 0 UVEWtflE "Mother!wDsuflhler / interview withIh ILionel Richie and Iho pool.(P>1. (Part 1) Johnny Carson.1- Quesls:0 John Byner, Father-Son" Quest*: Faml'amlly Ule The- . I. SHOWI3W MOVIE * * * H "On The Town". Thalossa Cruso.). alen Rax Allen Jr.. aingcin a o r I eon ol O VIEWPOINTNT - (ig w60. . Musical) Gene Kelly. Fronk d ) BOB NEWHARTART A mlnleler m skes e Slnglnb Cowboy Rax Allen;llen;ABCnews- (SBUSMEeSRS REPORT SInstra.atra. otonilng onnounce O O WAU tTREET WEEK incemeni alter seeking ______man HnQh I rfjiiQhiT riiiw fD M *A *S *HH_B.j^wrlle B s home to h ls_ ------______M 0 r ^ ' PfO'aaslonaledvioIvice Irom Bob.______!omlly-|herapl#t— wllff-roportinsting KllngeT’fl ^ s p e q q C ------Doo-OownB“ MaBTInri#M OVER EASY "Chronic Illness" rell, vice president. Brear Shlrlay Could; Claire Newilewmon, mother attempi# andI onone ol Prank'o gool-upe. Queaj->al; Msrjorle Gulhrle. wile ol the STREPORT 01 hosf; Kathleen Gold.J. TVT p io n u c n 0 2 ) DANCEnL FEVER Celebrity ludges; ^ o Roster Seourliiee. Ino. I Woody Guthrie. (R )g ( S CMC DIALOGUE 0(SABC»CW8WSNX3HTLINE deat actreee Julianne Qold.lold, Ronnie SchA.ffl. Jenilee Harriaon. Rick Qq CS), OPEN ALL NIGKT Gordon Is (DTHEUWMAKiAKERS Correspondenis ,1* oswqoutamerk :a Q ( Z ) 9 - M CONTACT (fijg(R) Monday. Goesl:)sl: R a u y Bsiley. hUmlMtiilllaled when his wile throws him for w— v«,t, '■indo WertheimerTier end Cokle Roberta OCBYOUASKEOFOftlTR I T ^ H B O HUNTER'I■R'S GOLD Danger and , , „ p CD NBA BASKETBALL New N York join Poul Duke for «p. Knicks vs. Ssn Diego Ciipperi 'for en up-lo-the-mlnute O PRIME TIME NEWS excltemoni embtmbroll a l3-year-old boy ' oummsry of Congrcngresslonalactivltlea. WALL tTREET WEEK "EmergingI'S O SPORTS CENTER ' O NATIONAL QEOORAPHU»HIC S P E C IA L a s h e d M p eerolely r o sosrchea lor his And IOre Growing?" Quasi: Mery C. Fsrrell. 1C10:40 ------W NOA blAW blUALL f \n oulbreeh ol infectious Nete vs. Phllsdelphia 76er(eers 7:00 • Securlllsurillea. Inc.' O THE PERFORMER'S • "Andante" Moxart'a "Andont liens the enlire medlcsl OS EOUCATKMAL PROQfl>GRAMMINQ O (3) CD THE DUKES OF HAZZARO (0) M18L M18 SOCCER Philadelphia Fever ^onte Is per- *,0,, of the 4077lh’7lh. ^ -.T S C - » { .C t1 )4 m e DUKE8I OFOf HAZZAftO Boss formod by Jean-Piorro Rampe Phoenix Inlomo - 10:80 ■ Bobs Hooo pin# on IHecIlegsl gambling qporalion on lha 0:40 7:60- «rv»m-Th- O t h e PERFmedy) Ron Howord. Cindy "Assok Magic World Of Msrcel MaM ^ c ^ a u ^ I "Assolule" A doc, isclula" A documentary ol Russian nou7 French Belle,ino.i.Nolslls N. Makarova'. (rocn Oolray Beach. Floridarida. Wlllloms. na Ballerina, Natella Maksrovs. documenlary ol Ihe Ismou SD THE YEAR IN TENNISIS O THE PERFOFORMER'S WORLD "King • mime. 1111:00 8:00 ** "The Concrete HBO HUNTER'S QOLOi) DangerI and Ot The High'C'l'C o'" A portrait or lamed c a m 9:00 (3) MOVIE ** excliemeni embroil a l3->13 yeor old boy operollc tenor>r LucianoL Pavafotli. CD GD O (11) DALLAS j.n.'a c/Mj r-flCftT Cowboyo" (1979979, Suspense) Jerry :ltement over his lalesi csrtel deal; , O (2) ( S (D ( I I ) FALCO Rood, Tom Selleckleek. ss he desperately aesrcjorches for his OTHEREPORl Maggie discovers that in ej ovsrshadowed by hla annoyance O CAPTIONED} A£ABC NEWS missing (alhor. (Pori 7) GD Q GD BEN is terrifying Falcon Creel wor» s? ir Sue Ellen's rekindled friendship )W j SHOW COHLETTO & SONON O S N S C M AXAGA2INE C ^ (2)O(SCASSIE«C0.The iCIIIIBameo. 8 ^ o:oa QDMACNEIL/I. / LEHRER REPORT g ^ [u a book about prison has (Z) 0 9 WASHWGTON WEEK IN ETT Gueol: Maud Mor- O MOVIE * * “Thee LoveL God?" O TOO CLUB /SW adiusting lo life on the 'o oui 'jrs S'STorvin ! (100B, Comedy) Don KneiKnolls. Edmond OB MITHAPPE^ S ( R ) in C sssle Is asked lo protect hlrh i. O®”' O ( S AU-8TAR FAMILY FEUD AT THE IMPROV Host; I O’Brien. (D ( tl)M C CCLAW'S b U W Two Wendo ^ O VIETNAM: THE TEN TV oe i including Bemie Kopell. -Kurt Tiiu8«»Jilck SliSteyn'b star'ln Ihia advbn- 'E ys. MerleMsi Ssint. ______CD COLLEGE BA8KETBAUUO. u s e a t" HBO MOVIEs ' * * » —''Madorn ------UCDTCSpoiis'Cenler AITlAmii[mimip ------Romanee'“ (i99aTT-Comedy)“ a r Albert------HBO MOVIE * * * "The Con^ompelilion" Brooke. Kathrynn H«Harrold. (tse o . Drsms) Richard Dreyl•eyiuss. Amy i11:30 j Irving. (3)NEW8 G ab letitelevision SHOW MOVIE * * H "I"Bnowboll 0(S(D('<1)8CI 8CTV NETWORK 90 Express" (1B72. Comody) DDei eenJonee. CD CAPTIONED) ABCAB NEWS Nsncy Olson. SHOWWHArSUPiu p a m e r k : a conversrsion guide / ' / - 0:05 11:38 ■ M / / / C l ALL M THE FAMILY MilMike's b est O THE PERFCRFORMER'S WORLD frisnd, a highly respected ebiebslract art- -Andante" Moxan'[an'o "Andante" ia per- 1/ you ere a subscriber sut to Magic Valleyey r" let specisKting in nudee. sskssks Gloria to formed by Jeen-Piei-Pierre Rompel. pose for him. Cablcvlslon. look for blackstatlon numbers: 11:4811 9:30 o ls e ( (3 S ). 2 ------1 . 2 - . O THE PERFORMSRMER'S WORLD "The OKSa-Bolsc O ® CREATIVITY WliWITH BILL- Magic World 0171 Morcelt. M srceau" A ONickelodeatIeoo/ARTS 3 - i - MOYERS "Fred Smith; Corporate C documentery of}f thet famous French OKAID-BoisfQ ise(PB S) 4 _ ,: 1 ; I ■’ 1 ■' C reativity" Bill Moyeroro pro liles mime. entrepreneur Fred Smlih, aCNN-AUanllaiiU(244)ourQew8) 5 ■ ; < ^ - 13 •; 1. the mon 13:00 responsible (or Ihe develoi OKIVI-Boise)lse(ABC ) elopment of (jscTV N ETW/ORKOO O R 6 — ■! - FedersI Express, cp kiiM (N B C ) GD ABC NEWS MGHTUNEMG aiCTVB-Bois -7 7 [ fH NEWSDESK B8PORT8UPDA'>DATE OWTBS-AUailUDUdodependent) 8 TJ 9 'ih 1 :'l: O ANOTHER LIFE I FATHER OQBN (CbritbrisUanNetworfc) 9 f 12 : : - ' - ' (QB M8IDE STORY "Poland: OJN I ’»»» VOX thingsngs elronger than Irulh. CDKID-IdaboiboPalls(CBS) ». and zanler than any- exirsvagania on Ice lestu U tLakeCity (ABC)*** ver aeon In thia encore CUKTVX-Salt Msrie Allen and ScoltHomilto ( S K S L ^ItLakeCl^(CBS) t L * = i i ^ ! 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Lau- If you do not get catcable, look for station numbers?rs archivsl motion pictures erend photo-' rence Olivier, graphs ore featured in s revi In parenthesis: review ol the ,1:00 history ol Hsriem Irom Us er learlyyearo OREALPK^TUREJRES (11)KMVT-TwlTwinFkllB (NBC/CBS) A vailable in mostSt atareas. ______— throughthaUto-lOTOs.------5 ALLEN------(12) KTRV-BollBoise (lodepeodest) A vailable in ilm iiediledarea. (12) MOVIE * * * "Femiame Is The gj MQy,g ,.j i "East 01 Killmanjoro" Name 01 The Gome" (1960.66. Myotery) (|962. Adventure) Tony Fr'anciosa, Jack Kiugms ire) Marshsll Thompson. * P u b lic informTialion al channels c a rry C-SPAN'N •• WhcnKTVX-SallUlLake Clly signs off th e air, I.'"*"- Gabby Ardre. (0) COLLEGE BASKETBAU (Congressional actiacltvilyi, advertising, wealher'cr KTXL-Sacramcnlo iss pickedpl up in Heybum, U Delaware ® SPORTS CENTliNTER Stale va. North Caroline ASTSTSlote O NIGHT FUGHTI and/or local proRrarja m m in g . — And Burleyrley. Program m ing fo r (he KTS TAKE-OFF -.J0-.30 - - SHOW MOVIEE * * * * "A lte re d S a c fa m cn lo 'sta tio n Is no!noi carried in ou r lis tin g . O MOVIE * * "TheS Concrete States" (i960)3) Wllllsfi.’ H ut. BIsIr _ Cowboys" (1978. S uspeniienso)__Jerr>, .Brown...... Friday. FebruaryFe! 5.1982 Times-NowsBws.TwIn Falls. Idaho 3 r S a t:u i r d a y pp r p g r a iTDS HBO MOVIE * * * 'Popeyo'ye" (lOM. Rose" (1080. Romam once) Willie Nelson. (12) GUN3UNSM0KE Killy, en route (rom urtOMiun ^^*"00 BBonks. MOfMORNINQ Q MOVIE *V, "Bloilng Justice"" Comody) Robin Williamo.-I. - Shelley- DyonConnon. Owl Flaislata to Dodge, is kidnapped by Apache0 .wor_ priest Qrogorlo. on 11:0011 11038-0. Woslorn) Billy Cody. Gertrude10 DhvoII. singer. ** 3:35 EVEFVENING escapedod ccavalry prisoner. MOVIE * * * "Big JIm-McLoln" ------g r a ' n ? ! S-JIS O MOTORWEEK - . 7:06 2, Advoniuro) John Wayno. Nancy BALL T«xas-EI PofoPat o t New Mexico (>852, - ■'f 4:00 e-00e:( O UNDE)lOERSBK WORLD OF JACQUES ------OlaoA_ ■----- OWEgKEWD^ST ------i f ® ------;------COUSTEATEAU^'Thfl sapgga-wortttroi— ® reACWNO'^STUDENTS WITH SPE- E T T fS WALTONS ,e (3) WILD KINGDOM "LemurssOlModa- ( C2CBNEWS Tho Coro^oral Jungle" Along Iho coral CIAL NEEDS } MOVIE * '* f i "Mighty Joe * * "Tho Show-down"- Voung"ng” (1949. Advoniuro) Torry-y . gasoor" . O UVEWIRE "Ml’Music" Guosis: Tho roots-ol01 Iho Indian Ocean. Caploin O MOVIE * * * 0 SPREAD YOUR WINGS os Cousloau and hla divoro (1950, Wo9tofr)W’) Wild Bill Elllotl, Walior re. Robert Armslrong. OS Japan: qnmonoa. Now Wave W« / Punk bond; JocQuo# "Yoshlko Arid Tho Poper Maklakor Thir- p a ,,, Gordon, ox I into 0 vivid world ol color. , Brennan. U.1VEAN0 WELLI oxoculivo producer: i"'' HBO1 MOVIEt, **»4 "Escape Fromm toon-year-old Yoshlko FujlmiImolo musl concon promoterr ShellyS Finkol; slngor 7:30 (5) MOVIE ** * * * "Tho Incldsnt" Alcalrailraz" (1079. Advoniuro) Cllnl East- roconcllo hor aludlea wilh h«hor pursuit , aongw.ilor Andyndy Brockmsn: Lorry CD OI (S)(S (D ( 11) HARPER VALLEY (1000. Mystory)0 TonyT< Mussnlo. Marlin wood,d. fPatrick McGoohsn. 01 Iho onclonl craft of hsnd-irJ-mado col- Klein, lochnicol diroclor di lor Stereo While under unc hypnosis lo lose weight. ______aiivto*unooM lnn_ ™s-CnniiaiamnvUflnon-~sHOW>W MOVIE>"*'"Barrraby'And Mb” ------3 ) TO BE ANNOUNiUNCED...... SWIIfllhJ■|nnt“convlncos'horto-bocomo-' alToumnmenl SoirSomlllnals"’ from Toron- (i077.’7. ,Comody) Sid Capsor, Juliot GD ROUNDTABLE c a AUSTIN CITY’ UILIMITS Tho legendary _Sloiia'ob<'o boat Irlond. • CZ)®3-2*1COKTACT(R)g laCntiBdo. 1. . - . . ' ■ P ' ■ ' Wiilio Nblson andId Texas1 songwriter / ' O THE« PERFORMER'SI WORLD "Lo — OD HERE'S LUCY______n»'.:.Luclano Pavarotli.ond lloono ’ lEtl' COLLEaE "6SSR£T6H.L” e x < S i 5 ; 5 l 5 ^ " " ' 1:30 ------oIorytellof-GuyCUrlUark-are lealu.ed.------8 eh«m»'-i Toch vs. Woko ForForeol n TVS O LIVELY COUNTRY CS SOLID GOLDLD Hbsl; Andy Olbb. Cotrubas300 por(orm Giscomo Puccini’s THE TOMORROW PEOPLE "One (D RACING FROM AQUEDUC HBOMOVIE * **-'T " hl#l8 6lvl#-’ (1081. " Allor being rescued from tho Cohosi; Marilyn MeMcCoo. Quosla; Dovo, most popisopularopoio. Biography) Oocumc (D <11) VIEWS Hick Springlloid., MickeyMl Gilley. Kool & HBO STASTANDING ROOM ONLY "Liza:, :hoa of Lord Dunning. Mike gooa’• (ID THE DREAM NEVER DIES V . SHOW M O V IE*** * ★ '"North By Norih- < of his own accord. (Port 3) tho Gong, thoI LitlloI River Sand. An Evonlizoning With Lira Minnelli’’ The w est" (1060. Suspense) Sus Cary Gront. (T )in-iJTTLE RASCALS 4;0e. Goorgo Oatttrt------slogo amond screen auporolar .displays Eva MsriQ Saint. ongo' ol tslonls in a concort ' 0 8 TJTYLE Y o WRESTLING O NEWS / WEATHSTHER/SPORTS hor rang 11:3011 4:30 O ENTERTAINMEN4ENT THIS WEEK Inter- oppoaraniranco wilh music ranging from 2:00 viowa wilh Richoi;hord Burton. Sammy classicic bluest to Broadway shows- OGD30KUNUTE£ITES g n Rc fl:00 :allon at Ihe Williams' MENT THS WEEK WII- 0 Q ) londlng lo vacallc yod almost year round In Florida. SION "Safoly First" Christineno McQlado ( S ENTERTAINMEr D CD MOVIE * * * "Silver sd (0 safoly Aamos (iroo hisIls imoi/ior a s manaflof; siroak" ( fodge ocfuady v^iv^rka lor a company m viL10 MINUTES hoots (his program tfedlcofod k" (1976, Comody) Gone WKdor. hoping to u se Droamo'r'o Dr« Rock oo a g e g g llrat and tho provenllon of accccidents. Steven Ford discliscuasos his acting jm ciaybisyburgh. JEST OF TAKE TWO oUooa.aaa.— cauee;Jony Danta new quarry.- ______O-WYJVYATTEARP.------____ a , 8eDHra.A»iEHicA_:;coii givos up boxing.-----=CD’Ol*(BID'Iowa Ve. Wisconsin" L AND THE MANDRELL SISTERS .® WRE8TUNQJ ID F.- ll’a a now Wllh Love" ibloy"(M a1ch 3) ® ® A U IN THE FAMILY If ‘ Guosta:a: DDanny Thomas. Gall Dovios. O r ^ s / v ^•ATHER i > / SPORTS . Archie - loving and kind, oniond when o (D NON-FICTIONiON TELEVISION "I Q na\T10NALTIC GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL O QQ MOVIE *1*** "FrankenBloln" _ _ 3:30 puzzled Edith (indo out whyhy. it'a hor Romombor Harlomlom” Intorviows, raro "Egypt;It; Gquest For Elornily" Tho works (1932. Horror)) BBoris Karloll. Moo . 3 ) GD BING CROSBY NATIONAL^ lurn 10 bo bravo. archival moHon p!pictures and.photo- of Ramsomsos It ore loolurod in o look.at Clarke. uAM Third-round pfsy In thio pro- O PRESS BOX graphs ore (ealureiurod in a review ol Iho ggmo major me archaooiogical proiects ______— CD-UN0EB8TANCANOtNQ-SPACe -AND— ^ Ifbbrlly rlj golf loumamsnt (Ilvo_from_ O ® SPORTS AFIELD-—------hlaloty ol Hatlomm f.from ils oaily years ...whloh-or< TtME Pobbfo3fo Beach Goli Llnka, Montorey.y- (D @) MOIRA An 1 t-yo^r-oldJid blind girl though Iho lolo 101 igacy of tho Egyptian pharaohs. I ------Ci2) a * o v i Er^t-me-Nauohly-Nlflet— ^ ^ ^ y'-)- : - ' • TB*?i' n PI grmiwiDrwoftCD iyBTOffRr ------^ H e s ’-M-tW6 rCom>medy) * Bud Abbolt,-Lou— vs. NowJorsoyNet:«<*«» ~ ® ot $(B LOVE BOAT cTpiaTn Stu~bin^ Costello. I United States FigureSkiiTng ^ WILD KINGDOM "LomuraFiTjrW adP— lB)~VlCTOHT GARtiWOEN-BatrThompBon— bonsidbrodors marrlsge, an unacrupulous ChomplTiplonshlps. footu.lng the men's® gascar" o((ora advlco onn eevery phase ol gar- businossrDssman Iravols wllh his girllriond T ra u rtftu Indivldu.Idual and Ice dancing champion- doning. (R) . AFTET'TERNOON ,h ,p , (I Id ■ 8:00 is partner, and a passenger Infurl- a (Irom Indianapolis^ Ind.); World tLES While ® {11)W ALTDIS;DISNEY "Tho Cat From _ 2t«^a*woI women by courting another, p ------Mon-a-•a "Giant -Slnlonr'Chnm pipnB fia^, O THE R(XKFORD FILE stranded in a desert town.n. Rockford ' k'n ‘oxlratorrestiiol tom-' O.VA'"ThVHunlTorThirLogion“ 1212:00 (fromSinSchladmlng. Austria). ^ ^ — aton»-$.tQ,000 for a cllenfst's ball in B crash lands on IEarth. (Part 2) Killer"’ ' Tho 1 inlonsive invesllgollon O BULLWINKLELE CD SNSNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebcrrt- L"^,^lil?_®-COLL£QE_BA;BASKEiaAU_Vl(glaia__ latmehed 0 SPREAD YOYOUR WINOS Jspsn: and GoGono SIskel review some reconl land dovolopmont company ol ?1 CD NBC MAGAZINE r Tech at Virginia Controlol to diteovor Iho microbe "Yoshlko And The Paper Maker" Thir-' dimsI Ih;lhat nosriy overybody misaed Iho .. O THE TOMORROW PEOFOPLE "inio O .C O O E O E BABASKETBALL Indiana rosponsitmsiOIo lor Loglonnalro’s dlsooso leen-yaar-old YosYoshlko Fullmoto must llrsi Ilnlime around Including "FIngoro." omposlng a vs. Minnesota la traced.:o d .g aludlea with hor pursuit "Oateste s 01 Hesvon" and "The Onion' Tho Unknown" .Mike Is com teconditt her alud weird noise 0:'0:06 (1 2 ) MOVIE MC * * t t "Journey To Shi- 01 Ihe anelenl eralcrall ol hand-made col- Fiold."1 " (H» pop song In the lab 0 Hunt For Tho Legion C£)WE' OURT ® COU IVE’RE MOVIN' and Or. Bracken clashes w;with a slu- CD DIMENSION 6 at South>ulh Coroiina (Sports Center ol ■ ■ Killer The Int*intensive investigation f | u v UVEWIRE "High School" Quosta; doni nurse. OS) SNEAK PREN^lEVIEWS Roger Ebon hoKtlme.)Tie.) ' launched by theIhe Center (or Olsoaso authorlor David Owen: Michael Oo SIsto. OLLEGE BASKETBAU Iowa vs. Control 10 discdiscover tho microbe toundet ( S (D (11) LAWRENCEI VWELK "in and Gone SlskolBl rreview some recent (□) COLI ider ol Do SIsto School; Alan Sho-"• LovoWllhLovO" lilms thal nearly■ overybodyev missed tho Ohio StoleStol rosponslble lorir L< Logionnaire'e ditoaso piro.. I(lormor Oe Sislo student: Ken is (raced, o O SPORTS SATURDAY llrst lime aroundd iiIncluding "Fingors." 0:06 MoskotikowHx. Proloct Oulroach; audi- ( S O HEE HAW Guosls: M OCNNFROMHO Mickey Gil- '-Qales 01 Heaveriven" and "Tho Onion 0 N EEWS W { / WEATHER I SPORTS (HOLLYWOOD ence0 oludents Barbara Rutland, loy. John Hortlord. Carl Smlmllh. Jimmy Field." (R» C2D NASHVILLE£ MUSICt. Quosta: John MIchoo O N EEWS W i laol Davidson and Dovld Fuhrer;” • HonW. Conlee, Connie»Calo. Ca . "Tho S SHOW MOVIE *^ * * * "North By Nonh- 0:30 0 While Shadow" aclora Kovon O ( S SOUD GOLD Hosl:: Andy A Gibb. west" (1950. Susi CD UNDERSTANDWDtNQ HUMAN BEHAV- Hooks. Susponse) Cary Granl. CJ)NEW'EW YORK REPORT ks. John Mongstli end Timothy Von Cohoal: Marilyn McCoo. GuoiuoslSiOevo. EvaMsrieSoint. • -tOR-^Tesle.-Smell,mell.-Hea.lno" ------p „ „en. n ...... 1 9 ONC3NCE-UPON-A-CLASSIC ."Thft_ Rick Springliatd, Mickey Gilicilloy. Kool & f.7:00 Tollsmon'Tian" Richard learns that Kon- 12:30i: OMI4AT1NEE A1 AT THE BUOU Laurel ond Ihe Gang, .th e Lillie Riv! i..r B.r.a, Q ( j] ( j) wALT ------O T H eJE TS O N>NS S - ...... Hardy;Jy; Jack Hsley and Patay Kolfy.ore ILT DISNEY "The. Col ftolh. nowna-, a Mosiom.alavo. la.heir loI ■ George Carlin. coltish throne ond now worthy ofI . O WHAT WILLVILL THEY THINK OF lealurourod in "Movioslruek" (1037); Iho From Oulor Space’ICO" An exiratorrosltlal Iho Scoll CD USU AND YOU . tomcat crash landsndson Earth. (Part 2) Edl1h.(Pi.(Part 6} (R)g NEXT? ahonrl aubloctsa Include Shirley Temple CD WILD KINGDOM GE) MIQHTY MOU!OUSE / HECKLE A JEC- in "KidKid In Hollywood" (1033) and a ... mocBEdi)I1)ONEOFT>€BOYS ' ------— ------0;00______" a COLLEGE BASKETBAU l-urmon _ Q,gn, j^nntmathon Iho money ho CD O Q KLE Bellyy BoopE cortoon; and Ihe serial is . vo.Unlvoislty 01 North Coroili 1 CD (D (11) BIUY CRYSTAL 3 ) KANOS ON1 Choptopter 2 ol "Junior G-Men" starring o""® needs lo slay inn c ClintC Walk- Q A M E R l^ PLAYHOUSE Pt "Sense Shorlock ot Ebon ollsck Earth and lake prio- er. Martha Hyer. ock Holmes, and Mr. Roarke isI 1 '0 of war (or Intorrogalion. 01 Humor: Who Am I This Timo7" Chris- ioid lyby B a woman Ihal ho io Ihe lather off O CS SPORTSrrs WECtAL: INTERNA. O SPORTS CENTER tophor Walken and on Suson Sarandon her child, l l ) RETURN TO VICTORY .. OS SPORTS PROBE hlld .g TIONAL SKAT1N<,T1NQ CHAMPIONSHPS J ? 2 \ MOVIEl * * * "McHoIo'a Navy" poriray aclora Inn a small lown play w^io 0 8P0PORTS F Europestt Flgutewo SKslIng Champion- ' ' SHOW MOVIE * * "Tho0 Incredible fail In love in o toioplaytoi« ol Kun Vonne- QDAUST iM. Comedy) .Erneal Borgnlno. Joe Shrinking Womsn" (1060, UST1N CTTY UMTTS The legendoryI ships (from LyoLyons. France); World 0, Comedy) o m jr.’sacclaimednod shon alory. g . vVillfe> Nolson N« and.Toxaa songv^iler / Skltlng-ChimplSSshipi-^^'^ Lily Tomlin. Chsrles Qrodln. ■ ■ ■ ■ Sprint Speed Ski TO WORLD CUP SKdNG "Men'o C S 'O CS KMQ'fIQ'S CROSStNG Carey S ateller i l ! Guy CIsrk aro featured' (Irom Alkmear..IhoNelhorlands). Ihe 11 Slalom" from Adolbodon. Swii-II* . ®:30 devoiopa a crush»h con a young man who ( j) paulAUL HOGAN ...... ( 2 O CD (Q3 (1( 1 ) COLL£QE BAS. snd...... O THE ADVENTURES OF 01 BUCK aubsequonlly UU«,11a :(or Lauren, and Paul O 80C VIDEO JUKEBOX . Kevin Gordon (ind a beaut!lutilul ebony Mulvatency oxamir MOVIE * * * "All NighI Long" horse that has boon mlstr<>treaied and ONEWSMAKERS BEAUTY "GameTie Of< Chance" Df. Oor- oH nvi>W MOVIE * * * "Mogombo" HSATURDAY ' ( i m z2. Orama) Oi Patrick McGoohan. Bel- visit London lor the day. , , - u . don and Amy visit H. Drama) Clark Gable. Ava.. help reslore his heallh. CD ALL CREATLITURES GREAT AND ,y Blairair. leaving Jenny 10lo lookla alter Beauty. I j" ”inof. ; ' • O CD ONCE UPON A CLAtASSK: "The SMAU D "Trlckaa 0(0 The Trado" Jam as SHOWN Mtt O V IE .**** "Raging Bull" GDd r a k p a c k Talisman" Richard loamss Ihal Kon- moela Granville Bennet.Be a cily vat, and (lOSO I 3:08 }. Biography) Robert Oo Niro, a MOVIE * ** * * "Drums Along Tho _ neth. flOw a Moslem slave.e. is heir lo gels a teste ol thetho high lilo; Sioglried cathyMcy Moriarty. ______Mohawk':. (J03fl.a3fl__Advanluta)_Honry__ JVSTOFTHEWILD Iha Scotliah Ihrbno and now}w worthy of displays Iho (inaa artai ol debt collocllng. Fonda. Claudette*rtte Colbert. 3:30 Edith'. (Pan 6) (R )g (Parte) 9:06 (S O (2) PROFEOFESSIONAL BOVnXRS CS LOC.OOKATUS CD NASHVILLE ON THE ROAl)AD O COLLEGE BABASKETBAU Citadel WORLD AT WAR "Barbaroa- TOUR $131.000X) 6BPAA U.S. Open (live O THUIMS WEEK M REVIEW (Z) AGRONSKY AND COMPAPANY vs. North Caroiino iillor'o forcoa Invade Ruaaia witht Irom Big Texan(an Lanes In Houitcn, O SU(SUGAR RAY LEONARD’S GOLDEN» 0 9 WOOOWRIGHTS SH((HOP "The d g MATMEE ATT THETl BUOU Featured: f " “ling ‘"O auccess. but the RussiansI Ten.), GLOVEIVES Rako’a Progress" Roy Undinderhlll con- John .Wayne andsnd Ooo.go "Gabby" I space for lime, and rally In mid- ir to roul Iho OerTtiana. NEW8 , / WEA1fEATK^ / SPORTS AMERICA'S TOP TEN slfucts a garden rake. (R )_ _ Hayoo in "Weal Of The Divide" (1032); S MOVC*llr^-tw "SondorsO fTho Riv- ;1 1 ) U.S. FARM REPORT O SPORTS LOOK ■ 1032 cartoon ; 0:30...... er" (1030. Advenjventure) Paul Robeson. II1)D&DEA BOOK HBO MOVIE * * » "HoHoneyauckio "Junior G-Men." (R DtFFERENT DRUMMER: a V M4 4Tlmo3^8WS,T's.T w ln > a lls.l^ K o Friday., FeFebruaryVf982 " “ ^ J0NC8 Tho. muilcsl historyrandlmagi- an Qf,coKally. OLOVES;s NowN Jorsoy ve. Washington, C!) M O V E '* * "Destinationion Nlghl- ard Johnson, nation oi tho inodam jn u: pioneerpU is (B SPORTS CENTEI maro" (1068. Horror) Boris Kartilartoil. (□) SYMPATHY FORSr t7 h e d e v il oxplorod. I) LOU GRANT An olllclal com- (S) NIGHT RJOHTS Sfil EDUCATIONAL PROORAMMMMINQ 12;2C2:20 _ . - ... Of?BESaB0X _____ ------igslnst th* Trib com es before a O MOVIE * * * "TT"The Secret Life 01 ® RACINO FROM YONKERS 10:00 watchdoalog committee on the press 11:10 O MOVIE * * *r • Cope Foar" (1062. h,,^dby CE) MOVIE * * * "Golden Boy"oy" (1039, Waller Mltty" (1047,>47, Comedy) Danny 10:00 I by on unlriendly chelrwoman. ' ' Suaponso) Orogoigory Peck. Robert OWCTTI Oratna) witllam Holden. Barbara B Kaye. Virginia Mayo.ro. ( ) ( S O S ) O ) NEW S T TENNIS "Canadian Invitation- 2 3 alTournsm'nament Semitlnala"' Irom Toron- Stanwyck, 12I3C2:30 O T H E P E R F O R M E R ’S — ' O REAL PICTURES:8 -10:16 lo.Cansdasda. 11:30 ' "Ravol'B 'Valgaa Noblos El S< AY NIGHT O WESTBROOK HOiHOSPITAL taloa' And 'La Valso' " Both,s ac c " o OCBABCNEWS O WORLDRLO OF ANIMATION ( 2 CD (Q (1 1 ) SATURDAY '8 OOM ONLY "An Evo- kCllyBallet ____ 10; 10:30 HBO MOVhlOVIE **'k "Escape From LIVE HBO STANDING ROOI ' porformad by Iho Now York Cl n^^ng At The Moulinulln Rouge" George ' with choroographer Gooroo QaBalachlne. Alcatraz".z" ((1070. Advonlure) Clint East- O STYLE 1 — O — MOVtC- * * * ■ •■PnmteB Bn“ oxclttno—«»vonlng------(t032. Horror) Boris KaHoliioll, Mao hom the Moulin Rouglougo In Paris leatur- • nix" Advonturo) James stow on. McClain’s sre omonnong tho victims when 1 1 « ) (isoe. 108 Clarke. Ing lavish costumes,»s, (provocative danc- I? a pair ol youngI ththugs elan a crimo Q MOVIE■WE * ★ "March Or Dlo" (1077. Polor F in c h ...... CD TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL'U . "Crisis; ers end topnotch I IntiInternational variety OFREEUAN REPORTS ...... ■ wavo In the naighho^borhood. Adventure)ure) Gone Hackman. Max von Blacks Killing Each O'hor" Ton)ony Brown acts. CD flffi 8OUN0STAQE "AnAn Evening O THE PERFORMRMER'S WORLD "La Sydow,. takes an in-depth look at Ihe Wilh Olonno Warwick" Dionneme 'Warwick Bohomo" Ltclano FPavarotti and lleana ^ THE< HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE Ihe Boclst 1:00 10 phenomenon o( black on black c eapturoa hor audionco withh a 23-song Cotrubas portormm Giacomo Puccini's DAME Anihony Anlh Hopklna, Oorek Jacobi :k crImo, (J) AMERICA’S TOP3PTEN 1 SHOW MOVIE * * "Hot T- modloy ol now-classic hllsI lopodlo| ot a popular opora.ora. - . and LeslovisIoy-Anno Down star In e new T-ShlrlB’’ O NEWS WRAP-UPUP Park West ® MOVIE tion ol tho classic tale by Viclor (1077. Comedy) Rey Holland,I, Stophan-S' Q700CLUB , concort rrom Ctilcaoa'a Pat * '* adaptation — IftLnwtor.______:— ■ .TM i[iOf-(R>L;------r = r n ______:___Cg)jJOViE,*Tm -ni O COLLEGE HOCKEY BostonHon Collogo '«[• ^ a NEWS.«S / WEATHER / SPORTS 12;-00 (1074. Mystery) Jon Finch. Jody Gee- vs. UnlvoraUy 01 NowHampshlijshiro ...... O ® MOVIE * (Dollara)" CD SWNiWNGIN- THE BLUES "Count O SPORTS . - ...... ( S WRESTLING (1071. Suspense)») WarrenV Beotty, Ool- Baaia" Count Co Baaia perlorms at his O EVENINQ AT THE IMPROVV CD SPORTS CENTERTER ■ fQllDMAOICVAUEYAlM;Ij^lAMAC—— 21«Hflwn------, ilnhdsy celebration In Kansaa P THE BUCKWOOD BROTHE:HERS ©VIDEO ARTISTSTS ;_^';Rlchard_DowBpn;a______<12) MOVIE "OlflfMf M For Mur- O SATURDAYNIGI Jd is'lntorvlowod-by-iati pianist -(12)-MOVIE - *.*:*_L'BayDryond-.Tho - -8H0W- BlZABBEj:? dor" (1954. Susoonso) Roylay Milland. (B SUGAR RAY LELEONARD'S GOLDEN Bjly Taylorlylor, Door" (1074. Horror) Jutlel MillMills, Rich- Marrlago'’ S u n d aa y p r o g{ r a m s MORNING o MONEYWEEK;k (3) OI (5QD CD (11) COLLEGE BAS- (12) MOVIE * * * "Send Mo No Flo- »in, A caillo rustler.lor, an old drunk and a O T H S WEEK wrrm m DAVIO BRINKLEY KETBALLIILL Noir'o Damo a l UCLA wora" (1004, Comody} Rock:k IHudson. achoolloacher band ' 0:00 NEWSMAKERSa n O STUDKUDIO SEE "River Boota" Take a __ Porla Day, Beliovino ho JP—OO.. IB hi*— |ogeih»-loJ»old^i|Ktfp-a4rain, ------fTdTorr;^ ------O ORACROBERTS------g BiONICWOMAh I iwo hiatoiic rivor boats: visit~a donihbod. a hypochondriac aaol o ljo u tto CB.MOVIE * * *r "S"Sho Woio A Yellow r a THE WORLD TOMORROW3W CD MATINEE AT THTHE BIJOU larm whorthero horaoB are two loot tall: Imd a suitable second husbar.car,d lof hia Ribbon" (1040, WesiVostorn) John Wayne, HERALD OF TRUTH QE) Six MILUONI DCDOLLAR MAN 'o"'" howhow 10 introduce youfaoll to a ins attack an under- a QD MISTER ROGERS (R)I) O D . JAMES KEN^iNNEDY snake. 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