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Illecgal ml i g r a nitsjfoirm shladovW W O Ir k f o r[ i c e Z EDITOR'S NOTE:rE:Mitoday'spaper,Tho — ' T h eyiy are spuUiem Idaho’s shadovdow work Occaslonaliim lly. Uie illegals w ill find eco n o m ic d e v elo p m e rn t, t ^ U nlled S ta le s c o n ------Tlmes-News lookssat at Magic Valley's migrant fo rc e., CD uring Uie month of August.’St. w h en th e • c o m fo rta b lete tihousing in old hom esteads oro r e x p e c t a c o n tin u edJ nnoi o rth e m m ig ra tio n , populaUon. In Augusgust, this group peaked in A n a iy sSIS i .. f a r m lalabor season hits ils peak, U.SJ.S . w ell-k e p t bjarracks. a n Bul more oflen, theyy w\ in d a lU iough re fo rm off Im m ig ratio n la w s m lglit ' . sizelnconjancllonwn with area farming needs. ■ Im m iggration r officials say an esllmm ta te d 10.000 ^up liv in g InidllaDldatodsiiacks. dll discardedMi ___h e lp to s to n c h Uie flov.flow . ______^______Reporter Hal ^mvton to. Interviewed , ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ “ T lle g a1 l a lie n s flrfd w ork on abo u t l1,800 , « f a rm s g ra in b in s,, oro r otJierslapdash housing. In so u U ie m Id ah10. o , mn o si of ih e Ille g als w ork Im m l^ a tlo n offlclali:lals for the following s c a tt c;red n from Bliss east to the WycW yoming •‘W e fin d1 ththem i living in tjar a g e s , p ig hoilOuses, large corporaterate or family-managed ^P^nllfnmntmv/trvy fl ------aqjiIysIsoHhelUesw ------MigraHtsMi’-living------b o rd eX------r. - ‘ ‘ ' s h e e p binsTchTchickcnpcnswlnTmythlngcIi series by correspona ral labor-lnlenslvef^rlnl ^ e n t Sarah Murphy begins ! ille g a ls so m e tim es m e n a g[clofind e li - Uial theoreticjllcaliy comes under the genera irlnkler-piiwifTigatldn ’ ; on P a g cB l a nd (ocas>casesonlhe living ' conditions prob5b e d - B l Thcii ys ■ r a lh e r lh a n g r a v ity fic d ecent-il-paying Jobs such as milkingngcows classificationIon of a building.” Stenger says y flow flood system s, ...... conditions an d langu. r a i_____ Slensorsays,______iguageproblems faced by I II. 11. ■■■. feed inIg g cattle or drivint’ Iractora^; E^crslncetc e th e \%i de m ise .Q fih & fe d cra m igrant farm w rketrkers. ■“^iracero"’ ppr ro g ra m . w hlch allo w ed U.S, Smaller, stngle-famfam ily fa rm s m a k e m uch tlH Tlm m an carg o or a n in teematlonal rn frei^t _ But jrm o re o ften th a n not. Uicy e n d u p ______f a r m c r e > i' m im port.M exlcan la b o r., the.EQDorticr less use of illegal laboiBtwr. a n d w hen Ih e v tto.__ _ ------^ByHAIfBERNTON- ...... ' I - ■ se rv ic e ;------;------m ovinghgirrlgatfon pipeor pcrformitTiirig o th e r P a tr o l h a s fouglitfou a losing batU e to c u rb the'th owners^firRreaTDieth e w o o e r s b e lle r, S t e n g e r ' • - :...... Tim es-N eivs writer-er.------M ost co m e fro m W e x lc o5. . sisig n in g avi^ay-ujHo—la b o riolous i farm-ldskMtsub-rainlmim u m -w ag es------flow-oMllogaligalslnUUhe-UnltcdSlales------______s a y s.______■ ^ SGQOinfuturewagesforUieple privilege of the ' rangintin g fro m $2 lo $3 p e r hour, s aly y s J a m e s ____ _ Today, therh e re aro an e stim a te d U iree to}slx s Stcngercltes'UieBelI Beil R a p id s Irrig a tio n ------• • T W IN F A I.L S —-They Ti arrive Jn southem===^ ■ — crampedrideriorthfAfewm:rm akethe longtrek— StengerBrragcnW n^hargc aruicTwiv /in — ^------miiiioinilcgaifial-Mextcan-ft’orkers inlheTJnlW ied~project nearHagerma•manrtheWendeii-Goodlng— ~ Id a h o fa rm field s pac pa ck e d a w a y In th e b a c k o f ___— lo Id ah o fro m C e n tra l and.evjI ev e n South______F a l|s-b»Jwscd ImmigcalionandJ^aluiiluralizallon ___ States. As Me;Mexlco^cxploding population-n------arca^-southeastem GoiC a ssia C ou n ly a n d ------iJiiuravmiiTvi ServTceL’tio h ic e . growth cohliniitinues to o u lstrip flie n a tio n 'sr \ , T S e e H R(JlUWSoaPageA2 n C ~

i s l v s J W ^Batt t i e — r t e r i e s — - ^ s t r r l n r t h e fces^r W c l al i i m e d Red Seyea mystery; continues T h e A sso c iated P re■ess ss T h o u sasands i of Moslem pilgrims an ------r - Ira v eiling lin In llie Red Sea al this timi E by I r a q 'ff'P S llsh c a rg o sh.ip shi] struck a mine of yeana r to th e holy citie s o f M e c c a am TheAssociatc(a te d P r e s s • near the southern en(end of the Red Sea Medinanain Saudi Arabia. on: Saturday and nd the _ explosion The-; United- Stales,' France am V ^ h I 'MANAMA,'!lA'liiiraln ^ Ira ^ a ^ stopped the ship deaddea In-thc^lor, Britainin have agreed lo Egyptian1 re-re shot down threethn of Iran's U.S.-made — the official PolishI newsne agency PAP questss Jo _ assist in mine-clearlnj fi - P-141etfishteihters and sunk five Iranian ------r e p o r t e d r I f s a l dI UUic ■ siro n g b l a i > t ~ o ^ a ljiio i c iis In th e se a a h d lKe 150- 150 !& w a r s h ip s SatUiIatu rd a y in a m a jo r a ir and, extensively damagcijged engine room mlie-loniong Suez Gulf, at the northenic m ■ b a ttlele wwlUi Iran at ihenorthem • pipes, bul caused noilTOinlurles,- - end off 11Uie sea. The gulf flows intoI thth( e g reoches'oftheth e P e rs ia n G ulf, Shipping sources2s In1 Jid d a , S au d i lOO-mllc ille-long Suez Ganal, which link!in k s > r T I ^ A mllltai7ary spokesman said on A rabia, rcached by t< ly telephone by T h e th e Relo c ir : ^ ------f — 1. V U ia n fo u r lwo u u rs r . . . c o m m c rc ia l ship: hips ■ In lhe Shrevep'eport, which Is expected to ar y ^ Thc dally/ frar communique carried 1.450-fnile-long Red S td S ea, a v ita l ship- r lv c Inn the t Red Sea in midw eek will-v ilh - by Iran's lsiIslamic Republic News-— ^ ping route connecllniItlng Europe to the four r mine-hunlhig Sea Slalllor A g e n c y m aid d e ino m e n tio n o f U ie 'b attle - P e r s ia n G u lf a n d S j Soutli and East helicoptijplers aboard...... — r e p p rtc d b yi^Iraq.— I n ------;— '------A sia . Rome, Prime Minister Betllnclino Thc reportort ciiriiaxed a week in Lloyd's Shipping I g Intelligence De- cr^x?s°•g office said Italy was consid'sid - 7 ^ which IraqI claimedcla Uiree attacks on ------^partment-in-ti)ndon-l °.n:ljadjj_aldrFrjdfly ;^.r,no- E *Uie~ ta r g e ts n e air r Iran'si r m ajor olt terminal . — before tlie latcsl in I incident — that al in.«rm(lational mlneswecplng mission, at Kharg IslIsland in Its efforl lo le a s t 13 sh ip s h a d beer >een d a m a g e d sin c e a n d hlad a d readied plans for.Ilie opera'era - ^ r . 0 ^ . blockado Iran’ran's oil exports and force ------th e ex ploslons-lxjgan-an last-m onth,.live__S_p“ Parliament must-fir^l^ve-il£J l s . >• f l an end to thethi war that began In s h ip s ln.U ie S u ez Gulf tvalrond-Craxi's office, saidd III t- - ; 3 i - f l _ S e p te m b e r 1081080. K h a rg Is a b o u t 100 ...... p n rf ftf ttift gpn nnri MebatrcouWTSTtiiWlhe n^iic x i- miles soulbdrsI drsaturday's balUe. ------c o a s t of N orU j Y em en nen In th e so u th . f Z r t aa v y c s...... The officialclai Iraqi News Agency > - ... .. _Saturday's-reportc£ rted blast occurrcd... lece has alsoagreed In-prlncIpIcIple quoted the coicommander of Uie.Iraqi between thc coasts its of Elhlpia and toJoinUi1 the efforl. a i r fo rc c a s: sa>sa y in g Uie I ra n ia n convoy N o rth Y em en , ------w a s-ta k e n -bby-surprlfio,-He-descrlbed— y -2 ^ ______The Polish aecncv!cv said tfie rmw nr Anonymymous callcrs clalm lna lo rep-:££: ____ ■ l ^ f l a s a •I fighter-escorted enemy the 5.7l3-ton~jozcffW V ybicklS al- t Uie Islamic Jihad (holy war) izatlon have claimed responsl- novalconvoy.”jy ." : temptlng-lo-repairr Uthe damage-and-Of«p"‘f -fnr-U iii mlnln[». T hny sp n k p In An^wrr^oo I - He wam'^:ed that If IrM tried to - tr sh lp i' t h r L eo pulU ^ =:lSetot5t5M ------7-TctaJiatc-tjy—5iy~attacian^^traqt tyr------The Uozef WyblckI- Phone_n rang56 blaze1 ^ ^ - -weredamogedged-by Ira q i sh e llln g o f th e portofAbadon.io n . ______B y j h e A v i a t e d P nre s s______T l i e jsmoke-got m so.bad-in-Uic-Bolso-Iso—day-aftcmoon^LUie_w _weathcRslays_proparcd loto cope with a f rosti .scric.s of—>f— 51,000 acres Saturdayiiflcitcmoon:— — Bolh-nallonsIons usually-bar outsldc • V alley’ that emergency agencies:ics good, we’ll be okay." fires. Two fires mergcdlQ jniniles.casLoL-repgrtPJ^rpm. o m v isitin g th e fro n t lin es. B O IS E - T h a n kcs s tot. h e lp fro m th e w a r n ed peoplep to sta y inside a n d Jimm ll. il___ W eathermen predicteded^new stom r— “W«rpurc'ircverythih^trm nrm iiniils"i-‘5_ M o u n la liiH o m e a n d t h aIfircjcached l f ___ Before_thc_«ie_war_broke_ouL in-Sep-_____ w eaiher. firefightersrsgaJnedSaturday j. .ouldoor-4»r-activlty. A 2o:mlle stretchI of - would- drift into thee a re a fro m f ir e ." h e saiis a id ...... 50.000 a c r c s by m id -d a y , L(Long said. lember 1980,0, 1Iran wos believed to • - - -on a series oi range gc and grass fires Interstatlate 84 was closed about twowo northem Nevada,-brlngir’ in g m o re w ind F i re boM3 ^ s estimated thc blazes'■s AnoUier fire was confinflned lo 250 hovcanavyfiui'fiu p e rio r to I r a q 's . B u l e n - which have bl^ckenee ned abo u l 106,000 h o u rs be(because of limited visibility- and lightning storms, - might be cocontained by midnight Sat-t- acres in Uie southwesten:m comer of Iranian navyy cjcoptaln who defected to a c r e s . N o bubuildings or otner structuresrcs But Saturday aftemoorion th e fo re c a st u rd a y . Loniong sold that would allow" EimoroCounty. France saidI at a Friday news confer- L ig h tn in g trig g e rered d ab o u t 15 fire s in w e r e thLhreatened. r The fires w ere con-on- was changed, ond theie storm-was some_demi‘mobilization ,.Sunday._al-...1 -...U p lo 2S0-fiit5flghters wwere.on.Uie ence. Iraqi gunsjiad gun nculrallzed.hls _____ ' ■ • ’ remote areas of souUouthwestem Idaho fined too.0 op en r a n g e .' predicted to miss Uie firfl e ^Jrca a n d U iough Uicc flfir e a re a s w ould li'uvc lo bc« fln cs S a tu rd a y . L o n g sa idd 1frosh crews country’s navy.iv y . Fridoy- aftemoon.1. Gusty winds “Ibdiielievo we’re getting a lumdle.on: o n - m o v e th ro u g h th e s la te2 ffurther to Uie patrolled— — Mohammed-ed-All-Arvafar. wearing ------qqtckly fanncU'tBe'grrgras«ire&M wR>F-lh^ire nti. nui'ttr.------^^—■ - I h re e s mmaHerliresbumeu i together:r d u rin g Uie d a y , re lie v in g’crewswhlfh c his dress unifoniform, said Iran’s navy_ control. By nightfall,'all, heavy smoke Bureauu of Land Management fireIre Long said Uiat wass gopd news, early Saturturday In Elmore County,f. had been on Uic fire lineInes up lo 24 was only fllL lo patrol ports and ^ k h a d d rif te d in to Boise.se. ■ Informallatlon offlccr at Boise, Satur-ur- because federol fire agerlencIes weren't making onenc fire Uiat was eklm aled at»t h o u rs. c o v e r. -

^ Reim g m r t i ' T i e s W2 l a u ^ ' l a y t a x^talk—'“““StndyTeesu ltstn rerrmarks u - • B y M A U R E E N SA^5A N TIN I------m presiacnriold'reportenefsr^I'have said it before”i------ThflAksoclat^Presft- ■ • Treasuiy Seer ______The Associated Pre:=^ress Secreiary Donald nln - and no matter how., ------Regan-likes-to--to-Jhf»»ipiit: their candidate on thc defensinslve--Mth_The_Associated d P ress ol Uie end of.o weck_k ______Som ejeople. Interprrpreted lhnt_as_Reagan’s 6 ’ r a is e ta x e s r w a s sto rteiedeailter c .been Ught-llppopped about the ef-' about the sensitivetlvc issuo of a post-elecllon ti d o m in a te d by th c c o)ntroversy. n tr most emphatic stateme:Tienl to d o te on th c su b je c t. this year to find ways u ol lorta to dale, reti - As Reagan woundd upu his two-week vacallon,I, Bul wlUiln a few houlOurs, Bush gave a p re ^ refusing to divulge ______ln c re o M ._ - -Bim plLfytng-personal- b!5S»?>»r 'AVbatrTOiiyrijr.- declSons have '- ______After ,a week o< o^ .con(llctlng^signals_ abdlijQ-Ql _SpeakM-and other • ai advisers played-down-Uie’-C'- briiifing lli which he saida id R e a g a n w a s ke ep in g h is - - ta x e s. ^ ------bean -made-r^ot- O F ' wfaich—way------whether Reagan1 wwould erilertain thc possiblllbiilty sl^Iflcance’of'Ure matler.mi Bul the perception,0____ oplions. opcn.-Thc-prov]ovlous-^y,-lho-vlcfi-presl— - TDe study, rcQ uestedt Uiey’re l e a z ^ . of IncrcflSlngJaxes.(csioiiclp-pay-foHhe enormo — littgered-Uiat'Reffgan'S v ic e P r e sid e n t G eorgeG • tjenl had acknowledgedjed that unspecified “reve- o g .'_ — - ...... - [ id e n t R e a ^ in b ia S taateoftbe t “ while ' ^ome "tehlative • ------^(«feral d e fic il, the thc answer appeared lo corisjme Bush, In their eagemeiraess to disavow the [>emo-K ' nue Increases" may be necessary to help cdpe : Union address, is desii — jiidgnwntK'-i------• - dcwnlgaresoundlnidlng‘‘maybe." ______■ > cratic ^allenger’s; a«assertion of a secret nd-h____ wlUi-theiiugeJederaLilcilefldUfisUmotcd-aUbout— — havB-r^— been------^ . . c o m e u p w ltb . v ^ t ^“ ^U »e- --Treacbed.- Uiey s ■‘‘Th e p r e s id e nit t w o u E T alse ta x e s o n l / a s anisi Is HnSIslritlon^aa toTilfHIke taxes, had come clowe -$170 billion this year. ly aay, th e y id o n 't - - system fairer and ea to . expect tbe nnai.nai-declsloas until ...... r^ rt," said depul>puty White House press secie crc- b u n g lin g th e issu e , The" Iwo m en se e mled e d lo be ot odds publicly, -iinderstand.' “ ■ ,tbe entire packAckage is on Uie- ‘akcs, “Walter Mondaie wou tary Larry Speakt /ould Ffom”his ranch atopato the Santa Yncz' Moun-I*' • a lth o u g h by Uie e n d o3f f Uie( week most everyonei . U’s due ih J>ecembei3er,.after— tftKir r- — r a is e th e m a s a firstIrst re s o rt." la ln s, R e a g a n s e t o fff ththQ la te s t la x con lro v e rsy . waslnsIstlngUicrehndiiLnotboeniuiy^llserepancy— ------thfr-presidEntlal-«5cW «KJ . . seeS T U DYonPage Y a Aa “ ~ _— :— :------Sp® ak«& J-remarks-occuiTod-in-an-lnlervIe ark v ie w ------D u rl n g - a - m e e H n c - s . a t all. ^ Tlm eo-tJaw s, Twin Faltaalia, Id ah o Sunday, A ugusts t 12.19841 ^ M igjrants-> ■ ■■ ■■■'__ rSrieffIfly-.— • cmtlDUOdle d lr o m P a g B A l . "t•'At W p e r passenger, ifa -Stenger.-, J n o r th e m M lnldcJdoka County as hot simUTHiggler ru n s u p 15 a n d se lls 01only “Wearenotacollicollection agency, Man struck byb; p lan e propelUHer— Police probet>e m urder-suicidde- spots for emplojiloymcntoflllegal - threhree, he’s slOI paid for his tripip iand a" but we can give thetheworkeraformto \ .....uwtt aliens. In thesese 1areas, where illegals lltUiittle pocket money as well,” heh e s a y s . ta k e to th e U.S. consM nsul In M exico,” ' I ■ IDAHO FALLS (AP)P ) — An Idaho Falls manI wasw CALDWELL (AP)P) — An apparent murder-si ylndlrectcontactwlth If the freelance sihiigglercanan'tflnd ' Stengersays.“Theel i e consul se n d s a I _ T ^ rte d In serious buUuUmpj^vIng cot^UIoh Saturdirday was under investlgttigatlon _by_the_Canyon_0County moytavconlyl] ugh foremcnrlNS agents-aI pliplace for the workcrs,-he ofter*n will— payment notice to ththeem ployer and If------__ I ..monilngTarter'wfferingrlngT head'D iJuffes F rid a y . nnJg ig h t___..Sheriff's DcpartmMUjntJSaturday ____ _ r r -lamicreUinjugl txl some of the worst - -slm]limply dum p tbem on the roadd c o r a t a n o th in g Is do n e inn30days,thenoUce 30 ; when he backed Into anUI airplanea propeller. Tlie body of a wom'Oman who had been shot to0 ideath havc'iincovercd vage abu^, Steng'er hanila n d y fa r m . Is forwarded to thefh e (Id a h o ) s ta te ; WUllamG.Poitevln.2i,28,235W . 20th St., was lakenten to was found near MiddIlddleton Road south of theE Boise: housing and was - W vy hen unwanted workers getit Departmenl of Labo-abor.” > Idaho Falls Consolidatecaled Hospitals Paricvlew Facllicllty River, thc departmentle n t sa id . A m a n w ho h a d b e er fg 'S “ menfederali lumped on a farm er's propertyty,the Thenumberofsoufsouthemldaho- .1 at about 9:55p.m. wlthath a draressed skull fracture,e,Hc_. I in thehcad'Jilso-wasas found1 and was taken to a 1 111 ag e n ts se ize d n in e d u ir Ille g a ls a t th e Bl NS w ill often be asked by.Ui? faf a rm e r a p p re h e n sio n s, whiliivhile la g g ln g f a r . I rem ained In the IntenslvisfvTCare Unit Saturday folloillow- hospital, where he was pronounced dead..______:BllncoefarmIn .INS — ^MlnldokffCount: ccom e pick up the ille^T Steitenger behind Illegal eiitHetries, is w iherlscr' — I -ingaZ'^-houroperatjonr ------i d G n i n i c i r w t ^ ii-iUiheld'Saturday l K pending not mty in May;------tald. P o lte v in n e v e r lo s f ■cofT co I n lo rm a tio n ab o u t ththe e manwas unavailaGI^ ig li i 1984,1,700 I sclousness after he wasIS sstru c k . m a ttr e s s e s toI placepli over ragged , - "tra'transportation fee” is commorlonly m o n th s re m a in in g Ir ead y been ' , I He had worked part*tlit'tlm e at thc airport for sever b o x sp rin g s, saays y : Carol Lake, a Labor dedileducted from his weekly paycl'Check Illegals have alread} , c D e p a rtm e n t invinvesllgator. - - -rWT w eek after week untlUhe entntlre I apprehended im984,1984; I years, according to Roseose B ra d y , h is aunt. AM C, C hryslsier boost prices R ic h a rd L arryBllncoe.mMagerof r r j amoim o u n t is p a id off. AI983INSsun'eyvey In d icated th a t 45 DETROIT (AP) — - American Molors Corp.p. will \oncofM inldokaka County’s oldest and ' SlStenger says thal INS agents:s don’ti p e n ^ t of th e f irst■st l,1,000 illegal . raise prices on ItsIs I1985-model Renault and1 Jeep 'largestfarming'ng operations, was seelee too m any actual paystubs[from fi workers apprehendeyid ed by ag en ts w ere 1 Nancy Reagaraii p lan s w eddincm g v e h ic le s a n a v e ra g e 4.14. p e rc e n t, w h ile C h r y s ler Corp.( subsquently chaih a rg e d w ith U c o u n ts o f illegllegals’ wages, bul when they'do,. d betweenthcag^of]sofl9an'd24; ' ' . plaas to boost pricesIS o f its m in lv a n s by 5 p e rc eent, n an conspiracy In ananallegedschcmeto- ' theyhey often find the travel deduciicllons . Theseyoungillegalegalsoflenhavea LOS ANGELA (AP)P) — First Lady Nancy Reag; “iian induslrypubllcatlonsa sm u g g le ille ga l a£ lie n s into Id aho. llsIsted te right on the stub. . " m o r e m ilita n t” attitudeatti than their and. her daughter PattiUtl Davls have been conferrii «Tlng am c expects lo raisraise the price of Its basic ErEncore Stenger^ysits i l a p p e a rs to b e a ' “That’s “ 1 not an Immediate predecessors, Slengienger reports, a b o u t tw ic e a d a y on wedA'edding p la n s a s th e d a te of Ml Mls-s h a tc h b a c k b y 3.5 ptercent. e rc or 5204. t^J5,959,_Wjf fa rd ^ s ,____common practlctice for empldyersof.. _.indim>m th e ■ fo r a w o rk e r ’sI delivery.dc Usually this itL doesdo lead one to wonder.” youlumyourbackockonthem,theyhit I "Everything Is fine"e" In thc planning so far, Mr basic Encore, W ard’sI’s sas id . - su m ra n g e s betwstwecn$350to$G00per T^The up-front Investmenls lhala t so m e y o u o v e r th c he add. . TlThe altitude of the ' Reagan’s Press Seccetocetary Shelia Talc said i''rld: •Iday The base price of)f AMC’sA Eagle will increas drop workers at a - speepeed the dem ise of the centralII------S te n g e r th in k s lhlhal a t Id ah o ’s illegal scheduled for 5 p.m. TuesdayTi at the lavisii Bcl-A J'Alr standard equipment,t, theth publication said ______p a r ti c u la r f a r mm, , or sometimes they— barra r r a c k s ho u sin g .-^ :------w o rk e r pro b le m will grow-much------Hoteiin-fcorAngcles:— Base prices on thele RenaultR Fuego and Sportwiw agon ______tr y th e fre e la nic c e e a p p ro a c h — . WiW llh $5,000 Invested In w o rs e in th e y e a rrs s a hl e a d if' ------Ms.-Tato said thatI aias previously announcedrtl rn ^els will not change.ige.W ard’ssald. , brihgihgupaloaload of workers and Iranransportation fees forlO workeiy’s p r o g ra m fo r farmn e e rs rs who c an n o l find iJi— — (J tS r h d p . .------"B dbyutvs Play nousci’.was110 aiSt'iivered on a taI p e - ...... J n a i lirtai padiacKage,.mey insist, w ill-" i^ elated dwellings scattered arotitjund ’nieSiriipson-Maiilaioolibm fatiM sllff' made at lhe Tupeloi _Fa F a i ^ u n d s S ept. 26,1.1956^, JJoan_^ jset out recommimendatlons for a tax ___ Nevada-fre n , form of the bill maylayyetbeapproved > - out of control Saturdayday In north central Nevad'a d a s le y ’s d e a lh . deductions, ex^rx^mplions, allowances ecentrat ized now,” Stenger sayays. by Congress duringng itsit fall session, ■ . ■ despite the efforts ol aboub out 150 f lr e fij^ te r s , ------', The legendary rock’rk ’n' roll slar diod Aug. 16,197977, a t a n d c re d ils , reesu su llin g In a v a rie ty of >Fhi4 his m akes it harder for INS agegents according to Lynn Co Bureau of Land Manaimagement spokesman Dougiagla s h is G ra c e la n d e s ta te; inin: M e m p h is. Tenn.______^ ______hard-lo-understai n C onw ay, a H ouse ______toI ppollce-thafarms, o wlthoutalert ------W aggonersaldtlienrhaVilave'bceimoTcports'onnJurreIrres M s. D e a ry sa id th es cco o n c e rt ta p e w a s found ia s t j iiUag— aide to ReprRomanoanoA lazzoli, D-JCy,______O f c o u rs e , thle ee officials cotild decide thele illegals11 to Ihelr presence,” hi or major property dadamage resulting from th e a t th e e s ta te . T h e pcrfoiirformance had marked Presl h e S te n g e r th in k s th ce billI Is a ste p in s l e y s Uie. c u r r e n t sy sstem, te despite its flaws, says. lightning-caused blaze■ thattht w as touchcd off Friday. theri^tdlrecl(on,n, . ■ ’■ triumphant rctuhi to0 hishi hometown afler becomliling a works beisl^._ W aggoner said several:ral ranch houses In thc area■3 202 m ajor star. ■Wien an illegal isapprehondeeJed,--- “Wedon't-havean)janjlhingnow. ------But the official:lals wouldl like to fash- iNSc miles north of Battlele :Mountain were threatene}ned 'IS officials attem pt lo make suiiurethe expect for chaosrifwIfwedon’tdo - * ion a p la n th a t w(would broaden the tax work Friday night, but a NeNevada Division of Fore,str orker receives whatever backk s o m e th in g , w h ereB is thI is all going tp LD S C hurchh selects! leadersS - base and still1 ■ 1;be. as they put'it. wage sthicture protection unitnit mI anaged to divert the blaze a g e s h e is ow ed, acc o rd in g to' s lo p ? ” h e ask ed . , ^ “revenue neutratr a l .” T h a i m e an s It The spokesman addedled that by mldaftemoon Saluiilur- SALT l^\KE CITYi' (A(/ P ) — T h e M o rm o n C hurcl B now wouldn’t be deslt•signed to bring In any day there was still no> estimesl ate on how long It woulould Saturday announcedd thetl appointment of tliree k money1 to the gov- g K ta k e fire m e n to c o n tainnthe th blaze. te m p le p re sid e n ts tot ddirect ir activities in Seattle, Da ^ . e m m e n t c o ffers r s than under current A s s istin g th e BLM aJld n d Ithe U.S. Forest Service wwvere - andCuatemaln., ___ - -...... several alrtankerswhlchlich d ro p p e d (ire re ta rd a n tlnn a n R o y d e n G'. D errick<. . SiS a lt L a k e City, w a s appoint'e C S f f i i g S ™ , _ attem pt to slow the sprepread of thc blaze that mostl(stly preside over the Seattlettle Temple. Derrick, 68. rephslaccs Chapotonlon. who just recently i*S I stepped down as lhe Treasury’s top blackened cheat grass ancand sagebrush. . F . A rth u r KUy^ ______. . W aggoner said fl^e-^Ig^fighting efforts were hampcre;r e d • . Iv a n L ,'H o b so n . 59. 59.- was named president ofQf the -lax policy-maker;le iv sa id Uie ta x r e fo rm - I b y ru g g e d te tr a ln a t thle e CJe a s t a n d n o rth e n d s of th e flrctire. • church’s newly complelpleted Dallas lemple and Johi,hnF effort should nol no be “a revenue- K A ; In addition, thunderstornorm s In thc arca accompanie — ■ currenfprovlsionio n s;------g g - \ Lows will ronyc from -nearjcar 50 in the Twin

vallcys^Hi^ismldSOsfomld!nid 90s. , (I / ; Northern Nevada and noitberIheraU tah: * %1 R I N C a& VALVE W m ..Northern Utah and.northerthem Nevada - IV \- ^ ; both a re forecast to .be poiportly cloudy \ \ C \ v i SPI>E€IAL a § Full size .... M otlCCor» or 4 Pickup* ...... *1339... m I today ond Monday wllh sciscattered af- ^ J5 6Cyl.iiil.it,>. ! - tcmoonornlidittlmcthundcrsicrshowers ______...... $ 2 9 9 _ ^9 9 _____Nothing Oown,.$aOI0.00.porjnonthj)n:6rown'j U cy lin d e r...... ~ ...... $ 3 4 9 g S I Camas Prairie ood lhe lower/erWoodRiver \ I"cludc» lobor.r. RRinqs.RodBoorlngi. - 'l i gS n - .RovoKliving CroditJ*Iant: .r c :__ I V alley: C oikclv,'IV. Oil a Filtor g . Comoln AndSo«Ou)ur Nowly Expanded Sloop < I Today and Monday conliniillnuwl mostly ^Htgh 10 Chrom a rInrIngi$2V>tra £IP 9 Wo hovo 1110 M odols on Display. ' fa ir wiUi 0 dioncc of morc•aflerrwon aHi and ‘'Tempefalufl u r e s 9 0 ’ evcninn thunderstorms ncorcor the moun- ^ ------r — f t O M ^ t T N - s a - ; ' talns.n.lKhsinthceOs.Uws-IS« « t o 5 0 . ______- . .. 9 p . ..A ( ... .. -S-3 - U.»Vi'»ol Riipai'Rii| OroKoi. ' 1 ^ ^ \ ^ S cac fijm iturcC arpc^ I ■ dershdu-crs. mainly duringInK afternoon ehn-P/s n ontinue today, S h o w e /b H,Riiin-rtijMies (.;>. >'li ...... Ity Corbuiolor'lors. Tuno UpiT ; and cvenini? hours, will contii ------' , Clfclrlcol. Ail Condilioninq B S K ' M ost rainfall will tw in the5 ca:cast, Howev- N..I1.-.11 .. f, ' HONIH OIPINO*0liA0K CUAtAKIICO WOIK \ c r. It will generally tw lessess Uum t«.x>- C «H «rMrKilllnoar’a IBIB ^or ttie resl of tirulns will ccner,w rally Iw j;oo(l. n.itly ji;in iidplni!:)lni’ to retluce stress on crops ; J tenths of an Inch lodoy. For i . . .H I O H W A YY30OAI1AOI— : -DCBi “ c — th e pcrlOdrihrouBti Wedncsdnisdny.'roinfall” evaporation rate;3tp.<: wtlt-avcrciH(' W't\vp<:-(i-irve.st(k•-st()<:kT“Wind.s' for'.sprayihi;'w ill al h«i|,llot a m i i a e B i B ; win bo isolated and lf)^t. ConditionsCon for ond .40 InchiKhes. Tornperatures will norlhwiIhwc.sterly 10 lo IB mph both locs w t today and Monday aniliMonilay. Mo

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I f y o u h a v e -a n e w s tip o r* Wlwish to talk to someone In theth< editorial FREEEE F O R department, ^ 733^131 b e tw e e n 9:30 a.m . andd 5:30I p.m, . B A C K - Tr O O ^ S C H O O L - r-vreekdays;‘To report late oevoews and sports results after.5r,5:30_andon______P Janiion Olyrrpir'rrDic Winasutloi. w e e k e n d s, c a ll 7 3 3 ^ . lautofcrm itkBI______^______Wllh sail and ------: Tl)e 'nnisa^ew*iljpiijlU li p tw ldallyatiaT O rtS t W..1..TWta ffopor's Option f rorrSlOOO-vatucr------— A dveiildng uuBujni^n Fftlls, Idahj. snot.DOi.-by,M toi Vatky N r-tp a p tn1 Inc. . . C/ij/gu o t Vow - Pi in and-fOfjislcf at : r ' '______JI.you.wlsh toplaoe an edververtlsemenlrtaU 735^170 as tisnaW -irTwtn FilHbyTtKTlinet-N►Newi— • -----fi.TTirc.ircfs------H tftclal giy and eaunly newipaper pum gh Friday from fi a.m. until S im«n( ^ nfccnsnry - win- a n taken Mooday through 1 M i n 1 Solurijoy, S6pi. - ESaturdays from 8 a.m. untilntil noon. Information on dlspl IspIay ads Is *sign#i«)uthe«u>! day of the «vwk oa wtlch leeaJ noUcea *1—" DOOfTi“ Appfo*. available weekdays only. ■epublUlied. |U5I como in a' WfJ^ FALLS • BURL^LEY* RUPERT •" b — -yont-flopBr*5-

nof» Drawn So ; ------: TST------BUHL S u nid d a y , A u g u st 12,1864 Times*le s-N e w a, T w inF alls. Idaho A-3 Fuelil tank €explosisp“aJ . KNOXVIUJE.'tTenn._(AB_.- night’ssho'sh o w u n til a b o u t 10 m ln u le s - V- per body,-while Uiree firefighighters-dock. ------f o r f irlra-"and'second-degree s bum s fireball hundredseds of feet in the air, were Security officers foforlhe Jacksons' before the 25-year-old singer and ; . :re treated for smoke Inhalatulation, ■ The blaze started:d ju s t b efo re 2 p .m . h is upp

en-alr .stadium, causcd pnpromoters to cancel Uie ' r! (pli stcnc MEXICO Cir ndily on Friday Knoxvlll&sll&ilales. ! nTY (AP) - Irf o wn n s e t o f o b sta c le s. th o se th a l h a v e ha -acaccount- for-95-percent ”of-o f - t h e •-g ro w in g a t abour3;5-:;5ix!rccnl 25 years •culturalrai country."In the"rural’ar« a re a s ------i i n — tlo n g ro w th r a te£. . On.( the other side of populjulatlon growth — from 4.8 billionbill ago. Now. Uie Thaii rater is down lo 1.6 they nc need(^.rnore children to aass s s is t------the world in Colonilombia, It was doctors nowV to: 6.1 billion in 2000 a nid d 10.5 p e r c e n t a n d - Colom)mbla's is at 2.1 them.”I.” , ’ . ^ who took the firslirst steps to overcome billioiiion in 2100,' according to U.N.I percent, B uI l TThailand also is a country w: ) I'w ith . . reil{^ousoppositioiitlon lo contraception, statististlcs — and 60 percent off thoseth Id Thailand, a visiIsil by World Bank one larlanguage and no competitl m tlo n Most of the worwrld's developing na- countm trles consider their growthI] rales.n offTcials about 25 yeyears ago sparkcfl among i lg ethnic groups, which cants sli io w tions. are_struggliggllng to -slow lthelr - to b>etoohigh.- e i V...... • national seminars o:on the population— changcg d n ^ m e o U ie rc o u n trie sD f t D f t h f ------■ i erowth, and eachach is confronting Its ThaTiailand and Colombia are amongami growth, said KKahchana Kan- region,n. she said.'Once a policy c chanasinilh, a Titalai heaiUi ministry cision1 w a s m a d tfto red u c e th c popul )pula- ______o f flc ia L a n d .d c Ie galc_'io_lhis_year.’s_ a t U o n _ g -groutii,— tho—predomlnaltla te ly ------U.N. Conference onn PopulalionI being Buddliishist Tlials accepted the idea, s a, siie iplofnafi* ^ a c c o u ri ] l L held in Mexico City.______a d d e d1 .______^ ^ c a s t i £IgiatesKiiIssingerr WASHINGTONiN(AP)-Akeydip- ( ~ ILet n e ttt€.€ CReek ______-lom at_In-tha-Ni»Nb(on-admlnislratlon..-'-'r:'J d e s c r ib e s H o n ry A. Kissinger In a new book as an "extextremely Insecure" M “ HecoraioiiiurliTiiiT jnm i.-. .witli____a a -___ p e nchant____ fnr ______i. * ? f T O ^ "MachlQveiiian intm inguc" ana a con- w ■ • tcmptuous attitudejdo towflrri thp truth._____ MB ______I ' I \ . i . The unflattering•lng ^ r tr a U of KIm- ' in g e r is o u tilnined ci by U. Alexis MM — ------•ertilpiomafwho'Wtfs—Johnson. a career ~ T ^ ------: ------| ______.—Undersecretary.ofof stateior.political _ J f affairs, the depart:lartm ent’s No. 3 post, ^ (II -AIIWI Wool European .. ..;... ' fro m 1969 t o - 197:1973 *while Kissinger ( ■ I . served as Preslderdent R ichard M. Nix- i I W S a 'afari f i Hats. .Two I i on’s national securi:urity adviser. ® i i m at Poplin Band------'‘ I. — i------J o h n s o n ’&bookri^kA T he Right-Hand o f ^ — 3 W ID P u • ^ Triple€yelet . . ' Power,” Is toCl be I published by ^ ilaiion. KtfakT ii"~7 -i. ..._Prentlce-Han JnJ n _ mid-Septem ber. ______' E x c e i p t s ^ th er book b( appear In thc • • current issue off ththe Forcign Service Ciioor.o Irom■m out o«ci|mfjlat3iic ensem bles15 Wo\ Wtll cusiom mako Journal, a pubiicaiication of the Ameri- BEDSPRE/EADS • COMFORTER!RS • DRAPERIES can Foreign Servicrvice Association, tlie •SLjlipcovers • a c c eESSORIES; u n io n of c a r e e r diplJiplomats. . IH most geniuses, has - SALE ENDS AUGUSTT29lh 2 ~ ~ ' ■■ — : - " H e n ry , lik e mi - - g f i e ^ieatker■ r r n a n ^ - h spectaculartalentsmts but corresponding Main Ave. East. Twin Fali ...... -faults,l!_ Johnson-an-^vrote... “He-was___ i f l N . J ? - Falls,ID ■ ______I _ amazingly succcssessful juggling a pro- . ^reGtLECTION fusion of balls whilehlle pirouetting atop a i HENRY KISSINGER 5 '734-1414 higli wire.. When;n isome of the balls ’ ~ * UUBluo lakesis Blvd. North. Twin Fails :r^Book criticizes h lm = — Ju st N orth o i th o Holido'd o y In n ...... - ■ ■ — dropped, however,'cr. it w as obvious tiiat------d e v o tio n to th e tr.ruth u t was not always a ^nsursure that none of the 50 wasIS pro-( '______g u id in g principal.** >ted-or-postcd-in-SouUiea&(-Ai1-Af)iai— ______SockJo^^ Kissinger’s offlctffice said Friday lhal EotB inson was uncomfortable wilhth tht a l th e f o r m e r s e c retary c t a of stale was oul Q^ran■angement “but il was boilerjr Utl ia n i-;. . of the.city.and unawuna are of Johnson’s _ |,Qvinv in g Ih e m alftlred;^^------comments. Butul Kissinger said VI (th e tim e of N ixon ’s c o n trovereial v e r — — through-an^lde-lde=that=iiwbatcven=g^;^ risiun to mine-Nortli-Vietnait n a m V ------— ______J o h n s o n m a y s aly y abouta me, I thought H aiol -1972. - . !...■ > hittaw iphong harbor In May -1! andliiB foreljjii !>t;i vlcc Johnsinson said, Kissinger lold him m I have the highest. ^ officer for wfiom 1 5 opposed to the action. KIssiniiHlja? ?■! 1 2 7 0 ) F R O M ..., fct»ardandrcspect:^^v-rTTr-— ^ —w— askedrpH .tn h n sn n In sii[»t»P^t tnI ththnn:- Johnson is critic;itical of Nixon as well, gccrc:rclary of Stale William P. Rogilogers ^^fl^ In M a y 1970, Jo hhnson n s said he had a 2 it }he-try to'Sissuade Nixon1 from fr ^^fl ' .______a .m . p h o n e c a ll from fro Nixon after the i»oinL«n | « ah e a d w ith th e* p ln n . prwldent learnedT^’'th'at “So“ forei^ Rottogers had a hunch that Kissin — - - —service officers; hadha signed a lelter, ^ass only,< pcelendingjo oppose leaked to the press, pre protesting his p|ann -— a suspicion lhal Johnson s I ntflt J d e c fsib n tb s e n d ’AnAmerican forces Inlo - ^ a ss Iborhe~oul~ycars~~later In K I l l iH MORE ON "— .; . eambodia-tp-honf2nt~do^vn■No^th~Viet’ inger'er's memoirs. nameseinfiHratorsors. I-cain only speculate, of cour Awakened fromjm a deep sleep. “I about)ut why .Henry misled me THE^Oli t r n i D s r SffiTION" I groggiiy pickedj upu the receiver,'’ bjaiarlantly during two extendedd ccon- ST.------Johnson recalled.d. ‘"T he caller's voice versaisations,” Johnson wrote. "Gl'‘G iven- N blasted out: ‘Thisiis Is the president. I his aaddiction to Machiavelliana n in- _ ; — want^yoi^-to makeke surei all-lhose-sonfr—trhmjncp n perhaps“ he~was' trying'ing -lo- —Z ‘ ‘ ■ of ... are fired^ i fireF thing'in the di^recredii ■ Rogers further 'withlh the- *11 The best in Aidulf EasyE< Listening m o r n in g ! '” sident by setting him up to aalU lla c k I N ix o n l a t e r back(icked off Uiat demand a 'i ^eclslon ^ ^ e president had alreiIre ad y g ^ ■ plu5IS - i Swr i e a t e r s [tihn.son a promise to .m'ado,do,!i— ^— ■ L \ Jjn long sif B. \ riecks, V-n^•necks' and vestsT-^^ I V \ Pastel stripripes to m otch beau- ‘ I FREEE CONSULTi Tlie latest KTFI loca:al and state'news P A T !O N & 4h-new"fcfll juons. SPIN^ A L E X A Mll I N A T I O N • -plusJS -

' .. . - _lnlll»1 comroniutUllflnlaFREEot c h a rg « ie tha lp d a la rm ln a lf' ' Farm Bureau markiket reports. • ~ jtouTpalne■In Of problam eoutd ravpond<1 lo chlropraeK e ear*. njinp " Thia la our w ay lo Introduc* I! ^ill M - plu!JS- ...... siff.a^all and'faclllllaa. lOyX — - - OO YOUil HAVl!H ■ . |5l|K ; llp.to the^minute weatheriorecq_stsw- -_ i: - ____:______1..H»odai»J a d ia i ~ - ' ' 'jlinllV |^ , C gto ls i:. a . N x kI PolnPo and pain down f. Jll I ------______L - plmIS ■ tvo-stylos: : — borirpalrrHMtn.*^ poin SweothearfDrf waist with 4. Pain bafwaanbai lha ihouldaf* h>|llj / 3. rig h tI mu* ca ■ Reports tp enrich youry< health ■ With the puipurchase of a __ ___ D o c t o r © •'and lifestyles ricrSw eaier — ou tuu*j offoiq r d — ------. . . ■ W ‘‘■You-'MreI r e c e i v e ' c his services AND MUCH MWORE - -WEMMAKEH13W0I f 2 0 % .Iscount . . on cords ~TT=NortMRIlIroopractic : “ B o t t e r o pr ' w i r h ------— — ' n o o Northrtli Lincoln ______Jerom e____ RADIO BASISEBALL 324-43B3 ------OAIL-Y-ANEIB-weekly PRizES- ______''I FceLGood N aturjraiiy" •CRAIMP PRIZE « r ------QUilSAIIVIDEJICO CA SSEIU RECORDER I • ■ ■ I Brimring In This Coupon Andnd Receive • ]I F ro m % ______I______i»ldooW.,t ■ ' '______=-|- - =J40:EURCH(HASE NECESSARY------FREE:I • ' - — I _ , ------\ylth"the-pulurchase of a Brittononia Sweater^— ____ EiF izf SPIN A lfiflsMINATION- i i _ - — —^you'll-ll-receive o p o lro fFFold-Up F( ! J A $75.?3-V AftiU E ------1 I “I ' THETRAADITION CONIJTINUES. .. Sun Glasisses o r 0 Cosm eticic BrushI Kit. - 1 ^ ! - SIRUCEt j — t - 1------N^ORTHSIDE^IROPI Q PRACT€— — ------1 ^ - -^B Iue Lflkag Blvd.-ll.-No.TlwIn Falla------RupR u p e r t r R u p e r t P l a z a ____ I I D = ng Center, Burley ■ Elko, Nevada l ______324-4383 , I Overland Shopping J 4— JSTENER'SXCHOICE-^— — ------. Qpea b ___

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I l l S V a l u e? a d d e dita xmlight i b e .f a i r e stone t WJk.rrIksmEHwartf WJi» Pobkjh R eagan’s economic policlic ie s h av e sa d d le d h im wiUi tik.hcf AdvrtJvkflUlng M4n4<>:r w s mm a “fairness problem /'oro n e Uiat he w ould do w ell to Su-phuph»nH«igcn Joryf - lyHcvi _ r e c o CTlze. B u t th e D emn o o c ra ts, in tu m , m a y b e ' KY1500 1*0 Too ------Cl,flit' ------k rddrng^liem selvetf-irHIrylngtoescaiateReagan^ n ------u n fa irn e s s Im a g e ry b y in tim atin g Uiat h e p la n s to p ro p o s e a n a tio n al sa le s I Tlu memberibcfs of iJic edilorial b o jf d a n\d d w\ riiers of editorials s tax . arvV StephenS H artg en a n d WilliamamE.How;afd o W alter F. Mondaie hasa s m a d e this c h a rg e se v e ra l Umcs now. W hatever thertepresldent’splans, the ' iro n y is U iat th e rig h t klmInd of sa les-ta x p ro p o sa l — a v a lu e-ad d e d la x U iat imposedin: special h l^ rates ■ ' on lu x u ry p u rc h a s e s — m '■f might actually promote fa ir n e s s o b je c tiv e s a n d helphi Uie (K )P in c u m b en t m WeI celebralite will w ith sh a k y p o p u list co nislituencies. st 1 5 2 6 1 E v e ry o n e Involved a g;r n e e s th a l a n a tio n a l s a le s M ta x o r v a lu e-ad d e d ta x ccouldralse o lots aod lots of in Ohlympic c(:ontests m o n e y : $100 billion to $ 2aZSObilliondollarSayear. ___ b y m o s t e s tim a te s . T h e slsta n d a rd lib e ral crltiquie. B e 1 h o w ev e r, is th a t su c h a tata: x on consum ption w ould T h e O lymnpics pi wind down todayy iafter two weeks of be regressive, dlsproportlrtio n a tely b u rd e n in g th e ' p ______:__ some-of-the.b(i-best pageantry,-s^rtsts performanees-and— dullest hooplaipla we've ever seen iiin a sports event. M o re ta x e s w ill b c Im pop osed on Uiose u n a b le to ______M ayl}e-now-wiLwith-a-bit-of*lucki-we4K _ pay. Mondaie rhetorizess. sn! R n n a l d J t e a j ^ c a n _____ ^I*be-glven aHeaat-a— “ furUicrsweepIngTsiiictlmsljnsiinippepbTack'el ______few weeks res •espite before the first ad e a s e th e ta x e s on a ll h is richrii friends. advertisements with ------Nfll.nCalifornia have ------P p o se d e sse n tia lly th is quesI c o m e r o r fu m b lin g Uie tax-rel{•reform Issu e ^ In some advei the poor. Consider: A famm lly m aking S15.000 a y e a r jesllon:Ifweneedmore ^ vertlslng corporate officflee wllh his or her ’ altogether. This week's back-i m ig h t p a y a s a le s o r V A TrievyononlyS5,000ofits I m o n e y to p a y fo r n e w s taale te programs In education, ^ ick-find-forth wiUi Vice “agent talkingig about whether endoiiorsing this or that P re s id e n t C ^ r g e B ush w as le annual expendilurcs, fora^anaddHionaJtaxburden ____ crim e prevention or>he rebulldlngofrei f os le ss lh a n re a ssu rin g . ------—^ p r o d iic t'is thlebestdeal; e t ------Vetif the presldenrcouId^W»Thch6^In i d u p ontisr$3:bOayear,FurUieile rm o re , m o st s a le s ta x o r — iransporiaiion-systemsrwrrwhat tax woiDd you prefer ' s te le s jjlympios— - p a c k a g e co u ld h a v e rcasonabl m ay raise thele finei a r t of p ro fitin g off income-tax credit of $500J 0 o r even up to SIOOO fo r was alm ost always: a saleslie s Uix. A m e ric an s ju s t do P nableappealtothe )ff the Olvmpics to a _____ -averagecitizen;------'" n e w 'le v e l. ivn - -VATpairi.Thatcrcdit-coulluldcven beTofiuTdabie:------^^ n o tliav e the sense that sateates taxesweigh heavily ------Maybe that’s to be expected ex in an a*t- Repeal of Indexing would no M ost s e rio u s V A T-typeJ p r o p o s e s in c lu d a on Uieni, presum ably becaiscause the payments come ^ d not only v io la te M iddle m o s p h e re in whichwl virtually every largela: corp'ration in -^ricansensibJIfU M , but itv p ro v isio n s d e sig n ed to ovo:/o ld a b u rd e n so m e im p a c t -_in — dribs and drabs.______litwouldamounltoa ______— America bouglught-rights to one-Oiym/mp[c pron;iution or -_i. o n th e p o o r.______. But there's still anothercrlngrediei^dUie li barely disguised federai Inconicome-Vax In c re a se , w h ic h Uie p u b llc re je c ts by 2-tc ‘ a n o th e r.------P o in t tw o is th a tth e publibllc, c o n tra ry lo so m e fa irn e s s d e b a te :T h e Iro nnyisUiallhsome. y I '2 -to -l In p re fe re n c e for a n a tio n a l s a le s ta x . 'To us, the5 bestI; of the show waj'as in some of the ;assum ptions, finds a.natioilonal sa les ta x o r E u ro p e a n c o u n tries, Uie1 value-addedva: la x h a s also - provided a framework forsor stiff, hig h -rale tax atio n In sh o rt, w h ile Uie c a s e caa n bet m a d e th a t a • exquisite' perfctrformances by dozensIS of young people '!-value-added tax distinctlyly m o re a c c e p ta b le th a n any other le\7 capable of r, of lu x u ry goods, h e lp in g tto o :secure its endorsement c o n su m p tio n ta x w ould be uunfa n fair, Uie c o n t r a r y ______------— straining—for—ir-their-best-effort=-wi f ra is in g th e la r g e______wthout^regari^to—r dIlavciiiriSafeeded-fOHielieil eu reductionrBack in-...... ------whether theyiy will bq“ hawRing cr VAT or sales tax could tap a powerfulpo current of crunchy cakes or - mid-l£)8.1,aGalluppoll i foriir the Advisory Yet another aspect of Uieh e avalue-added ta x ^ b o th p c o n o m ic f a irn e s s a n di fiscalfls( po p u lis m . And______enimenlalRplatinns, —dcbato4&alsoT-«levant4o4h€ c 4ho^aime6&debat^nd ------R o n a ld R e a g a n m a y b e tn e!o one n e m a n in A m e ric a Carl Lewis,s, Greg' Louganis, Michchael Gross, Mary !found that if the govemmeilen t had Io ra is e ta x e s . this t one may offend conserv.ervatlvetrue-beiievers tw ic e a s m a n y A m e ric a n s \ w ho c a n b r in g it off, ______' ■ . LouRetton.EdEdwin M oses a n d J o a n BenoitBi all turned in I swouldpreferanalional ce v e n m o re th a n luxury*taxIX g a m e s m a n s h ip ., f ule s ta x a s w ould c h o o se; a n incom e ta x Ih crease. dram atic victoi:torles. And who can for^orget the tenacious Let me stipulate: AVAToiT o rsa le s-ty p e la x w ith j - Addlllonal supportive SUIsurvey data is available at i Kevin Phillips Ispubllsher'rof of the American finish of Ketchu:hum’s Gabrielle Anders( no ex clu sio n of food a n d drujIru g s, avoiding a rs e n ? tth e lo c a l le v el. O vqr th e laast s few years, pollsters in 1 Political Report and lu x u ry -tax co m p o n en t anid d oconceived lo fac ilitate The spectatoators will stream for' homeY. today, and !Ae Business & Publlc Affairsrs FFortnightly. many of thee athletes will dispersjrse-lomorrow—for ------.welcome-homene parties, honors by th(their own countries and then, perharhaps by week’s end, thehe silence of return L etterss— to th e re a l worlc)rld.. That is somemething w hich closes inIn with the falling ^Pool is bargain a t the price c^ ily w ould be en o rm o u s . In exchangee Uie d istric t c ris is In o u r p h y sic a l educatioation program . Fact Is, Jt.wouldprobably4)e a bargin) — — aw ay-ofthe-crojrowd'sroarrThe-memoi — iTccently began rcccmn] g ln a l tw ic e Uie price . lo ry c o n tln u e s fo r'a ------litnejof the day. for physlcailcal education calsses. lifetime, carrieried In so m e secret plai conccmcd citizens asking'my n opinion, asa ^ T h e ta c ts s u p p o r t construct!-uction of Uiis pool. I lls lace by each of us f T h e school d is tric t w ould a lsols sh a re In th e c o st of u long-time school board men th e b e st, le a s l e x p e n siv e w/a ay y foi r Uie c ity a n d the : 'w h o h a s e v e r COcompeted on a n athleticic field. . J emlxjr, of the city's o ^ p e ra tin g th e facility . p ro p o sa l to b u iid a n e n clo se ■ X , ' " S)school district to meet similar T h e co m mnercialism er m a y contin sed. geoihbrmally iliarneeds.IurgeUiosc '• inue Jhe jimv of Siiealed pool at theTwin Palla lls Higli School. S om e co n cern ed citiz en1 hha a v e w ondered if Uie v o te rs w ho c a r e ab o u t th e irIrschool sc s y s te m to — ~— victoryrbu^whz I phatreach~of-us resDcndsjs to f n o s tis th e will F in sl of all, th e school IxiasiiWiJuuijinownJor______schoordistrict5 can afford.{p to {p a y a n eq u al s h a re , su p p o rt th c p o o l bon d issu eeon on Tuesday. Aug. 14! « ^ — ROBERT DrJ^^^GHTO^f— "W " . brings each athlthlete lo his or her best, ^a t th e h ig h school w ere sericriousiyovercrowded, A . ®e s tim a te s in d ic ate Uial becaiscau se of th e u se of form er chairman, , That is'what c o m p lic a tin g fa c to r h a s beee e n th e S lale B o a rd o f isgeothtfl-m al en erg y a w ellI runnu program siiould ------TwlnFallsSdteolBoardI " ■ " - tat. “Charlot.s_of_f:ire:LLLaniL“Ode..lo..ati _____ I r^=ir wtn F a lla ------_ _ = m b |c 'tln!|iti>'t,n.'a l------bb reak even or even generate-ateTTsmatrpronrrUB?— Athl’ete Dyingg Young"\ both celeSratc3te. Not honors, or e education requiremenLfoc-tc.gradualion..Thus. "w o rs t c a s e se n ario sh o w s a losslc of 10 to 20 thousand ■ m e d a ls , o r richjh e es.B u t will a n d h u m an2 n sp irit. ' fjf a c ililie s th a t a re In ad e q u at d o lla rs fo re a c h e n tity . a le lo handle th e p re s e n t ^ ______CorrectionQ ______rwilirbyi587rb tv ’eace.” Some respondentsn ts , including R o b e rt P enn V e rg il's ‘'A em.‘n e ld .” Co m e n o w : T h e re Is b e tteerflclion r fl at any others’-tliouglitson readinIding, W arren, believe Uieih e lis t should include a irp o r t book ra c k . something on sclenajnce. Many suggest Darwin’s - William Bennett, chairmirm an of th e N atio n al • :gerald’s "The Greal Gatsby,’’/'Kilc F . The first foiour were landslide w lnnersils Another nutty suggesllon-lon-"Naked l,unch," denS ”Ori«inofSpeciei.”s .” E n d o w m e n t fo r th e llu mnanlties, a r asked me, sel’s "Nlglit.” Cardinal Newmaim an ’s " l d e a l>y7 l.r>o.-5Uarand -IS pcrcent of all respondei ,.a n u n in te llig ib le novel by/W Wi illiam am ongothers. to,list tenwc1 workstJiatevery ° University.-” , A llhougli the^ii^novel is the most frequentlyly J. Carter Brown,n. d ire c to r Uie N ational B u r r o u g lis - c a m e fro m ai^graduating gra senior at,^ n m e r t c a n sh o u ld re a d U*fowforc graduating tie “ T o p 3 0 ’!.froin p e rs o n s w riiling lin lo ^ inenlioiiedgei[eiire, asid e fro m S tein b e ck . Gallery of Art. reasoaso n ab ly finds fa u lt wlUi an —_a_M assachusetts high school from high school. Six week: nettare: Shakespeare (especialcially F a u lk n e r a nId d S . a lin g e r co n tem p o i;ary auUuthors exclusive focus onth1 Uie w ritten w ord. He eeksagolputmylist In h e r le tte r to B e n n ettt UiaUiat se n io r sa id , In a c o lu m n a n d jn v fte d re a icbcUi'i-and •’H am let"), Americerlcan w e re iinl n nninaletl. in l Every-seleclionin thith e -^ n c lu d e s In his lislI of ten1 Uiesc fouiLworks: Uie- - re a d e rs to jn a ll th e ir -?-‘L et’s not forget Uifll Gwrgcorg e Will m a y bo a — — jm ents (thc Declaration of Indqiidepondcnce. ~ • sc'-'ondIand a; thirdvius" is clearly Parthenonanditssci £>i;mfinltif>r;lnvilpil_^.y^}» 1 sc ulpturc, C hartres lilU e o u t of to u c h wiUi th ciday-toKlayrealltlcs da ' b y Ilim haVelldruTM TTIierc le results are stlil ' , r m f thf> m fV jnrity nf i jfpi;graduating— ^------r o llin g In fro m o u tly in g precincts,prc but the ickclberry Finn," Uie Bible. HonHomer's arefewiteihsiIS pe rta in in g lo su c h Sistine Chapel, Bach'ic h 's "S t. M atthew se n io rs ." tr e n d (42 s ta te s ha v e Iwenunheard Jl from) is <"Odyf>’’nr . . [ M ylistw as: IheBlbletpo(portions). jtobert2rt Fro.«it's poems. W hitm an's"! s"I>?avesof SiegfriedSasstisoon’s "M emoirs of an Infantintry— Heilbroner-sJ'TheWc - Aristotle’s "Politics," Plattlato’s "Apology" and Grass,’>s,” F itz g e ra ld ’s " T h e G re a t Gai fWorldlyPhUosophers,"a Marlow’s 1 “Dr. Faustus" foriforhlgh-sch()ol' G.ilsby," ,()fficer.” Sominc readers suggested , - . study of great econon ...... Crito,” Shakespeare’s “M“ M acbeth;” " T h e ‘ Clliauc't lomisls, were mentioned. students, : on the sensible grouground th a t " D a n t e ------icer’s ‘•Canlerbur>- Tales." TheI'he a lte r n a tiv e s toWlesel’sto '‘Night” as Federalist Papers,” DeTocTocciueville's Commi B e n n e tt n o te s tha l ac n y ten w orks fro m Uie a- n d (3oelhe c a n w ait for colic;olle g e, Uie devil munist Manifesto. Aristotle’ss "Politics.’'"f introductionsj loll totalitarianism. Suggestio • 'D e m o c ra c y in A m e ric ai,"ilM.' ," i Kmilyl lions '’Top30'’wouldbeasa subslanUal improvement c < a n ’t .”______ly Dickinson's poems. Do.sioyevj/evsky's include ' WhyisitbellerJniuohavesaltfroma wworth of bourtxm over a couplj e d into little b a lls? t h e t ra ^ c tu r n of ev en ts, 'eternal battle wwith the VislgoUisraUier thar lupleofnaked-Iady ian sallshakershapedllktlik e a chicken Uian s a lt ■ icice cubes. Take down your fav 'H o w d id y o u m a n a g e th a t?? ” . A d amu n c o n tin u es th e re p a rte e : "BBut ut w hy do fa c e th a t p la te2ofradislies. o •favorite fro m a s a lts h a k e r sha{shaped like a saltshaker. NM eerschaum from your golf-b “Oh, that's easy, sUly. YouI'ousce.there’slhis wehavev e lo e a l round m e lo n ? W hy can'tcan \ve. Copernicusmadehisconlributionslo m . )lf-bag pipe caddy, ' Docs the •verageI kitchenkli really need — cute lltUatooIllial J.bpughUoit lodnv fro m a ju s t ripIpoff e hunks like we did last nti’hlttih t?" s c ie n c e o n ly bece c a k s e he locked h im s e lf in hi T h en w o rk y o u rse lf up Intoitoagoodmid. a f ^noueh colanders lost0 stra in th e im a ain atlo n ? Piproper snit. traveling serpenr' :cause, sliiy. il tasles belter this'h is w a y .” • s tu d y in a one^yi •yearjiiorpique.W hat W hat p u rp o s e does c s ana egg cup serve? Hnve T h a t 's it. T h p re in lie s th e acliona( th a t h a s M a k

Vote no on>n city pool in s p o r t. enjoyed over the yeae a re ; I w ill g l a d l y ...... T h e r e a r e th o se who do not supp Eveiythlngihe(hear in The thg. upport dolhesameforlhos()se w ho follow m e. • le proposed pool for many andd ZOEANNSHAUBIB. T im e s-N e w s aboubout th e sh a rin g by Uie varJ. aried reasons^some of_which aare re ------T w in F a U s,------[ost v aliH . T h an k h eav en s we livlive e in ^ ------' ------— ------he costand^na{nta^nlhe( of a covered-^— r S ^ " l e l y w h ere w e c a h all e x p n ^ n V I L pool.Igetthefeelle e lin g Uiat th is m e a n s o u n HERE’:’S ANOTH SON Jr views, ifWe so deslre.-I wouldtidiikc— 1: P o o l a-real'bibargain------Uie school district mm •ict^ajwbllgatlonto to' eex x p re s s a few re a so n s why I fee: p ic k u p h a lf of Uie feel To:ThePatrons,p.parents and IhecostswhetherUiey Twlrw in F a lls should h av e this pool. h a v e Uic m o n e y in Jl- s tu d e n ts of T w in Falia lls S chool D istric i yin the budget or not. Thepool, Th as planned, isapoolgfor fo fjo,4ii ------— ^TWs^harlng4n<:^ icratlng expense-ls------e v'eiybodyr-Therehasbeensome- e r WHYnrousHi WE a n u n k n o w n facto i IOULD vo ctorandcouldbeabig oddo ip o sitio n lo Uie fac t Uiat lhe T h e B o a rd o f T ruistecsofyour st t h o r a In th e schoollool district’s side year pVSJ o p o s e d pool w ould be of a siz e2 tolo sch o o l d is tric t w anits ts y o u to know low-forrompetltlOTrsmc(niiy“7 : wnerewesi^dbnlhtn e sw im m in g pool d o e s n ’t n e e d tos trt r a in its b u d g e t by a chiW lild re n a r c a ll Involved In this p r o j ^ t a n d w hy in theclearestth p la n U iat “ o ffe rs considerablyo more parti ir tlc u la r ty p e o f sw im m ing. I wwoi o u ld i_ p o s s ib le way.------r is k fro m a n op e ra cratingstandpolnt.” nket:e to p o in t ou t w h at I feel a re th e ------iralld^ew hlghscT sc h o o iw iu in n n c ------'im m in g p ro v id es Uiis for m any n y (of Education mandate.'I. Yourchildren n e x t f iv e y e a r s . Wll W hat th e n h a p p en s to o u ry young i people, are going lobe crowdv d e d ln to a ______U ie pool c o m p lex ? Secondly. IheTwln Falls areaI couldcoi facility, which was bbl u ih in 1954 a n d - b e t 's ininK a nmhttritiftOUiaiiavtfKi d U b e S n ^ i t g r e a tly iro m th e businessjs"" nasnotbeenatided to o r im p ro v e d in lOlt NO!____ 1ST- liv ily th a t w ould re su lt from aa 30 y e a rs . AH ------GLENNA-WELCm i ------■------Mq: ill-handled competitive event. TTli h e ------W e nele O u r stu d ies a re ac;curateandare c i Polls had to dig {liltjillttledeeperinlheir whoai3 are handicapped, (We all are■e ' n o t sp e c u la tiv e . T h escold Cl facts are iay fo r Uie pool. Now, p ro u d of th e G ooding Swlrn T ea mnand a r • that wilh th e c ltyr ^ ^ h F a lls ' M 1 w o u ld lik e to thank a n l those taxpayers Us mamany handicapp^ swimmers).,s).A patlcipatlonwewlllbcbe able lo offer “ fo r g iv in g m e a n d mm y frien d s so m e of t e a m isI n o l lim ite d by th e nu m b e■rof r ol th is ed u catio n , a l a coMSI ‘ e q u a l lo a n d th e h a p p ie s t h o ursof rs 0 childhood. memtm b c r s it c a n ha v e n o r by ih e lrr potenlially_agre^dMical le ss lh a n w e ■ i taxes Tjiadiy— ------p h y sic'StcarsizerFeu^ompetilivesporp o n s — w i i n j ^ l e to o ffe r llI Ilii a n y o th e r b e ca u se^ ! to lle v es U th i a t sw im m in g is h a v'c e tht is flexibility. ;■ s e llin g . In sh o rt, we feelfe the schools' ■ | oneofUierecreallotllonal treats'we can Yes'es, we will all have todlga lillleIlle a r e g e llin g a re a l ba rgrgaln for our I provldeforourcitlziitlzens who cannol deepcip er il w e a re to lia v e a flrsl-classlass education dollar. [ e t s IPOOL’f O G ETHER l a ffo rd , o r do n o t wwis: ish lo p a rtic ip a te in s w imm rm ing facility in Twin Falls..But Bu JACK McNEES, foror m em bers of oUier recreationalsl aclivilles.a 1 will do our ppr re d e c e s s o r s h a d to d lg a lilllele Uie Board of Trusteess a i n d It g la d ly b e c a u selibeneveswimmtng i b decpeip er to fu rn ish o u r com m unilyHvilh wi administrators,Schoo:ool D is tric t No. BYVOTirING “ YES” Is a g o o d , c le a n , bodtx>dy-buildlng. and all thc:he recreational facilities we havh a v e 411. ’ ON AUGUUST 14 PaidlorbyCif Citizens Gommiiiee-lbf-iheie proposed Commumty-PotP o o lr^ ------

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We, the undenirsigned. suopcO ftJhe-^proposts e d - c o m - ______ZI ^ 7 8 . 0 8 r r : f • m unity swim mling ir pool and uiirge you to vote) t e “ Y E S " fc 0on , the bond isstsue Tuesday; AA u g u s t 1 4 . JOOBI0 artd M atgarol A spitarto ■ , LorotlaSnow Mr.undMrs, Chi - K.C.a:.andBIIiroBaHhoIomow Looond JanolW illoy . ChorlosTuma ScoltollondKayBaomort Tlm and Kim O b o n ch ain DonandMaryJeryJonson ■ ^ Oovo< Joo and JoannC Cll llok V . voandSuoBroso Mary and BIU NuM Ing,. S*fiw II 'A Larryrry and Boonlo C hrialonton Or. and Mrsk G«>orgoGoc W. W arner Mr8.K,C.OMo ' ' John and Tarryrry KalangeI' ' • LoRqRoy and Maiv Clausen . Rtionda & T h o m as PavaViiko»lck_ o.d.if ...... Tom a ell m a n d Mary cou rln o y Carol Boeonogra —R a y an d P o gigyH o y h acklay______------• Oetrylrryl snd ifeno C ra s s m a n ------— OrrRoy & ZoAnn Shoub' 'nnR yorson Bob a O ougand LynnF b a n d Linda Qalloy Jack McNoos Dick and EdnanaW W aldram - — — Qen«.n« at)d M aiy Jo Marlay Lonoro McNoos ' Jon ond PaulIB Boi ooks rrol and Sunny M organ ------*69.122 - _ _ j ------^ ^ ______■ OttfTOl Jack 0 . Mlllor SayandlsabellSell Sudw ooks * ■ ------Bot^SuflUan______— _ ------TofivontMb«ofy-Ury jh atch w ^ ______. J o hin n tand Karen Rosnolt Carla Sullivan ------Borry Endo-.____ JImlandSharon ar Sacco Lloyd & Oarlono W arron) Lulz and Maryr7Lou01i»l«~- Lc ^------• BilllandMar^lo an Babcock Mr. & Mrs. Allan Howa Norma Garciaia Dave(a Ia n d M artha Moad Mr. & Mrs. Ed Howa KayHornor £75W)3g JlmM• May FrodKroir- Noll and Lindada LarsonL Q aiylyB l abblo Kon& Sharon Walkor ' Q ralh a n d Noldsaid s H ots OonninnaB rlzoo ______JanJohanson VornoCoilor___ Or. William o n d t ------— M rnmTm - Mark and J ann.S Sil m bba > _ -- w a n n a i r d oiwnwarci w n trom ...... VorlYi•lYoTQonson Sherry Stalloy C had BrowningIng . . - - - . Connliml# TorgBnson ------r BobAloxandor ------O onnis B ow yor-'O f...... ------• - —______y o u r c e lli n gI — reclrcu I ates Rood and Rulh Dnv .litnrrwRtnoiir rroom: Supplemant— ;— ______CiUlSi ______~ ' ^ s a n r r y o u r r o Dianana Swoot :------Ual o KlS p h ------Virgil TInkor ______ydut-heatlng/cg /c o o lln g . A c e l l i n g ______------— ^^-LancBicoC low ----- ^ ChrlsJ'alUngton. - BobandLouiseiiseC ro w lo y ------MaryMcOlus^y. fan can saveeon o energy bills. DsoDi> Doo Clow Korryry CollinsI Emory Potorson ------Each-fanhlhas;------ELEGAANCEAT • 3 Speed Conlo n tro l ____^ •-Rush Button.o n B a i t e r s e ____ ------• L ig h t KU AW d a a p t a b l o - T ------AN m 9REDIBLI r E ~ ~ - - = ------• - S ta n c lle d .W.W_OQd.Bl0des c ______— — ^------^ •'lO -Y e a rWf a fi r r a h ty . • Antique Brasr a s s o r LOWP^RICE ------Pnllflhed Bra!? ra s 8 ______

■ ■ ------T'Jt ■■ ■ JTAND/^RDLIGI^HTING ] . aand Plumbing E T ’S P> 0 0 L TFOGETI> i E R ------P a J d fo rb y c ltlia:ftns n i C om m lliea for tb e p ro p os e d com m unily sw im m ing pool>ooi: - • — —In «lor« financing availobla' A-6 Times-News. Twin1 FaFalls. Idaho S u n d a y . A upua5 U 3 t 1 2 J ^ ______--J _____ Z ^ A f aition i IJERO) M E C OUNTY] l MMR.ANDRCODEO _ n P a n dl ^ e t t o ie x ^ i nn e w a t ee r p r o j ee c t L A u ggust i 13-16,1984 ~ FARGO. N.b: TAP)\P) — Interior Secretary7 The project, begun in'in'Uie 1960s and about ' • ' "M em bers will not be paid,d, b1 u t th e p a n e l h a s a $1.5 / J. ■ Free.'.e Adm iislon to the Grounds“ - l l . William Clark on Saturiturday ^m ed a l2-membcrjr one-quarter complete, wwould divert Missouri r_expenses^saJd_Cheryl_ ^ W ' ______asTour months to~declde~le— Rivcr'W flJifrfor IheT rrfp'fgation Of 250;000 a c r e s of “ Reidmlller, a spokeswomnn a n fo r th e U.S. B u re a u of ' whether changcs shouldluld bem ade In a Sl.2 billionin North Dakota farmlandI anand municipal and Indus­ .....AUBUU 13 - 600 p.n Reclamation, whlchoversci-sees Uie p ro je c t, S A u : . ' ^ ider fire from envlronjnen- *4H&FFAFATSn>CKS/ Irrigation project undei n- tr ia l use. , The commission, whichc h d is b a n d s on D ec. 31, Aujuti 15 — IZNoon — f ^ n d , * PRCA RODEO...... Aii7MHl3.t4&l5 ta lls ts . Environmental groups's Inin Uie United States and. m u s t h o ld a t le a st Uiree publubllc hearings, according ^ 8 30pm.-SiiMW«»« Gov, David* C. Treen will *4H&FFAEXIIIDrT5 Form er Louisiana G< II C a n a d ia n o ffic ia ls a rg utie e UiatI the project could to the congressional legisgislation. Agreement by ^ *JU M O R RODEOI ...... Ai»gu«l6iiP head the commission.jn, established in June byy contaminate streams andmd ruin commercial and eight members is necessaisary for a recommenda- * coMMUNmrExniBrnrrs. #oopm m A^fn - tsf— - 0-* ______C o n g re ss a s p a r t g n r’CTJiiui'OinlseHo-Kain-pagsaHC- c m [fi— racmatlnnnl fkhtnp tin n In ho fnrw nrrit>H tn T lfl ------<1 o l th e 1085 a p p ro ppriallon rit for. the Garrisonn R e p r e s e n ta tiv e s o f several s€ environmental ie projeet-wiH-continufr« ------IrPIGKUPP U I IINn------* CARNIVAL UVllAR ROLOtn jr m n ------toTOACTOtWrPIC Diversion project, Clarkirk said In a sta te m e n t. groups were among Uiee commissionc< appointees. p re v io u s ly designed. u r AUJUU18-78-7.00p.m,

S e n i o) r s t c s t ii n g a n x ~ ~ ~ G EETA^BETTER'- FEELING FOI)RBACK-TO “SCSCHOOL. M IA M I (A P ) - AI n(new drug Uiat The drug•ug, busplrone, has been un-• of'thec population,” said DDominguez, • seem s to relieve anxlet;(lety without thc dergoing: tetesting In Uie United StatesI dc ir e c to r of Uie o u tp a tie n t SPERR'? y TOP'SIDERSI S - . - u n d e s ir a b le sid e effecets ts of< oUier Iran- . for lhe paslast seven years, .but Uils isI IPsychopharmacology R e s e a rc h . ------^ qullizers Is Ix'Ing'te.'iKe.'itcd“on-senior tlieflrsftlntime Uiaf a tcmqullizcr hasI -1 Program at Uie Unlvilverslty of J citizens, a group.jp . sometimes been tried2d on a uniform sample of' Miaml-JacksonI Memoriallal Mcdical ’ J overlooked when newIW |products are elderly pco]icopic, said Dominguez, whoI Center.C “We realize Uiat a person of M tested for marketing. •\ - heads thee projectp here. Similar tests; '‘ 757 m e ta b o liz e s a d ru g d iffetfercntly than fl ______O r i g i nlalTopslder a l “ T h e e ld e rly o r th e! infinfirm o r so m e - a r e u n d e•r r way ' at-Uie University o f-a—a p e rs o n o f 25;------— one whose health Is compromisedcon ... Califomla-La-Los Angeles. . "Drug dosages and siiside effects' ^ r ...... Bt B ro w n ...... are particularly scnsliinsltlve to any' Southernm Florida. wlUi lls con- rmay be entirely differentt —- a n d Uils I' mM. a p le ______phfirm.nrftlnt»ln.nl mmpi n.flf-rptlr«>H ponplA, cpomnH— l|tnfonnaUon-Uio- physician ^ ______GQl c e y _ : ______Dr. flot)crto Dominguez;ucz of Uie Uni* a n o b v io uUS s choice to test Uie drug, p r e s c rib e a c c u ra te ly .” h eis s. a ld . N a v y v e rs lty of M iam i. w h ic h wvas as developed by Mead- The tests are not speciciflcally re- H I ^ H H P e w te r “ 11 Is not unusual forior a medication Johnson andam which Dominguez said quired q by the federal Food>d and Drug • • Suede.-Reyyier ■ to tx! released Into Uiee mmarket... and may be mmarketed sometime nexf 'AAdministration, but thc nresults will V e lc ro - P e w te r ------fn r It nnt tn |invp a nly y 1:homogeneous year. give physicians needed daJala on how ------TJata-om rreldcrlypoppopuisnonr^fnr— Wc‘re-be"t>eglnnta^» T a n wKKKSiS^ -Liiac— ^------;------;

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‘The buekwui asborrouwedheree : ------: 7 . Youalvalways feel right in a classic, bi ■' NORTH 0/VKS, MlMinn, (AP) — ludicrous,IS. , b e \b u t and more flexiblereTesihlhoe wraps------— Ixifore attending the live brciroadcast _ youneveiver felt this good. B e ca u se SpeSperry ■ yourfeetinrich.sup W a lte r F . M ondalele ssaid Saturday "Harry7 T1 ru m a n h a d 'a s ig n on h is of “A Prairie Jlome Compar upple leathers, a n io n ," a Top'-Siderier' o/Vessty/ea w /io/enewvfeei- /’e Come in and try'ap^irforyourself. a ' thal-President-Realeagan’s deficit 'desk. Uiat'at 'Tlic"buck~5tops lierer*iw“twb^Rrar Sirowim-Nattonal'ai’Public ^ incfofcon-.omfortHandcraftedwith tradi-tra —You'llfeelmorecorT policies rn_cairthc*6C•flQP-lncumbien t ■ G lven-Ron m fortablemithths______tonald^teagan's rccord. he ~ttadior~It~is‘ Ri pnxJnccd~cacti d n v c c k ■" 17. ,iJondtSp^ip^rry.iop'^i^ercare, tobelighUghter | clas'iia than ever Serore.be | should have a signIgn on h is d e s k s h o u ld havIiave a slj^ that says ‘The from fn nearby St. Paul. M ondale TwoLocalions ______rcariini; “The buckk vwas borrowed buck wnsasJ?orr9W(?irS,r S £ A >4 C L ^ S S / C O N LAN L ' Truman — "The bucbuck slops iiere” past monUinth, saying It will bankrupt a five-minute radio address>ss of h is \ — after listening to Reagan’sI paid thc nationan Iif th c fictod of re d ink Isn’t own ou on Sunday that aides Sisa id will : political radio broad*sadcasl in which rcduced,I, set se the agenda for th^ wweek of ’ ' __ Biank an Cords 8 Chorgo _ ------j“ Ti'ecfurclzed-thc'DenDem^Jtiratlc-leaa^-^Reagaii-ui7 compared~himsclf“ to campaigning. ca Accounts Wolcomo ------O p e n F r i ; • ership of Uie Hous;ousC’ a s i'd o in g T r u m a nI iriri iW 8 . w hen th e D em o- On< Monday, Mondale wilvill meet ■ ' cratic prepresident ran against, the with wi form er rival Gary Hara rt a n d a ; n o th in g .” till 7 p .m . I Mondale spokesnlesman Dayton 80Ui Cong:tngress as a "Do-NoUilng number nu of experts on "n•military || ; Duncan said Mondandale would not Congress.”s." Reagan said thc rcform rc _and. mililary. reada d ln ess,” HKy * SWOES I have a form al responsxinse to R e a g a n ’s D e m o c raat-controlled t- House also which wt Duncan said wouldd be- th e ------' paid political address,c ss, since m o st o f h a s do n eJ ncnothing. ' w w( e e k ’s th e m e . ____ th e R e p u b lic a n ’s blarbs a rt were aimed Trumanan “would rcllsh the chance' In addition to Hart, Rep. i' : al con^gresslonnl1 leaders, not to run agaigainst those who proclaim a ^, AddabboA( of New York: )W illiam 'y “ ‘ ^ o n d a l e . '...... new rcailsiJism and then do noUiIng,”. P Pt e r ry . for.m cr a ss is ta n t se<^ c r e ta r y '"""I t , ------^ ;------But-he-dld-quotew te-M ondaio-as-iieagan salsa id .------;------o-of f dcfcnse;-and form er/Umny^secrc: j ------g ------f - s a y l n r - R e n g a r r t r - l i 3 ; Truman's . legacyy~w " as"“ ‘‘very 'libme Inn suburban North Oaks, on hand for the meeting ftM onday. E—

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OE "I've been doingi g S t. m BenedictsE housekeepirjpirig for the rp a st-24-ye^Fs{— -r—— "It's my job to k q e p t h e people herecomfortattable.. Lcleag - i- . „ IE! -dustrmop,-and-make-€ce-everything— — - -as bright and cheerfulf u l a s I c a n . "But.like everyon/one else at LEATHERR SHOES -St-B enedictsrH ike tO'(t o ' d o - a l i t t l e ^ ------W > V. ;m ore. D uring the p ast>t24ywrs 2 ^ - S b ...... ■ FOR INF>=ANTSf ~Wre~hTveri :t been mlm a n y ’ , ’ p atients a t St. Benedicdiet's that I ■ h a v e n 'r h a d ‘a"char w)iw i t h : ------CHILDREIENS tBOY' S ~ "I really enjoy ttha h a L F o r " i i l nANDGIRR l ^ ~ ^ ^ S some s reason, specialII p e o p l e

5 [ad I get to therh e m . " — — -HORRYIN^OR^R ^B IG ffil6=" "During the past 24!4years i SAVINGS DURlR I N G O U R there haven't beenn nmany BACK-TO-SCH(H O O L S H O E patients at St^Benedledict's that I SALE! SEVERA!A L S T Y L E S haven't had a chattw w ith." I . _ ; -AND-M OSILSIZIZESiQ R rz:z3^

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______i ;■ S u n d a y ..AU0USM >5 2,1984 Timos-Now;Jows.TwInFails,IdahoA-7" f Curfce w f i n aa l l y e n d ?I s L a w rr e n c e tuu r m o i l Undor Now OwnersI Mass. (AP) - An About ►rshlp I • LAWRENCE. Ma; out 70 police officers patrolledIled 'I'wcnty-eignt people! werev arrested entcrtalnmiim e n l," ------overnight c^ew -bn-brought pcacc Sat-- the Tou four-block area when Fridaylay overnight forviolatlngU; Uie curfew and— Moyor-—John -J Buckley - said - the 'urday to a nelghbortiortiobd shattered by night’s ;s curfew began,at 8 p.m...andmd -related chargcs. and oone man was curfew andind policc patrols would con- ■ rr------two nights of-vjoienilent skirmishes be- commui : ' f s DSCC LAWN SPRININKLERS r nunily leaders drove aroundind taken Into protective> cus^y, but tlnue Salurturday night wllh_70-local ^ , Iween Hlspanics anda n d w hites, a n d o ft w ilh Joi loudspeakers, urging residentstnts policc-said there wcrere no piajor officers on[>n call and 30 state troopers,1 Undidergrouhd Lawn SpjSp^nklers i- - 4 - __ ficlals of this old I m mill clty_voled .to_. to rema;naln Indoors______•_ ■ disttu'bances. h e ld In resei•serve, c o n t b u c th c c u rfc w aanother nlghl.______------.•PfofoiMo->ol D.*»i3iiQn g Irnlollaiipii * Coi"pli‘'i.’ Ri ------iilt- w as s aa caim.-cool nlghtrW e had-;d------^ffPiiEJomtot-irComrmrmrrnot------^------» rroij-rTTTmoiTmoroi : I ' "You could hearr a pin drop. It was By tl: the curfew’s end at 6 a.m..m . T h e o r d e r b a rr e d a ll; ooi u td o o r actlvl-' v e ry few' incidents in and we hope thisIs • M anuol K Aulomai .! beautiful, beautiful,ul. bcautl[ul.’’ said Saturda •day, -very, very few officers"rs" ty In the areaiof publicIlc housing and going to0 continue and cool off[f •O i'.counU lolo iiinioj Cil<;..n» 5i 4 C . .1 81-year-old re s id e n t w e re s tii i-T ■. W p h a d o rR o y . a n 8l*j still on th e scene, sa id /U d e rmian a n - clapboard homes, andid police con- further."’ hehc said. "W e hope w e c a n sil of thc troubledied Tower Hill Raymornond 11. Johnson, clly director of CALL 734-436.'l rof tlnued a ban on llquc,uor sales and down withh Uiosetl pt-ople a n d se ttle anyly“ c V . ■ ,'neighborhood. p u b licc s;sa fe ty , closed "places of amimusement and dif(crence.s.'e.s." •______W o olio0 ^w ork with "Do-lt-youf^uitr

■f'' / ¥ ¥ 7 > 1 ,... •~ \^ ~r Y|Tri£ H--. FPn5tectyDnm'money “ 1 for cri]ime: selff-defense2 against therav^est !so ft^ e s VIRGINIA BKACIACH. V a. (/VP) - AllCiiheiJieny Counly. Pa. They waived ation.- iv;ll-.'! Ii;i.sic ty p e s o f iiiw s i- . vod and iiifl'E------. Mll'Ilti'iit.s fv v ry p o rtrn lio p Two.jvotneu have beenbe charged with cStr«dilrdition'Trlday and were to b be e ______— ------] ■ slumiinikijiidiK lc. _____ c rim in a l h o m ic ide liIn Uie slaying of returneho«)][» ' ' . DENIM ...... 2ic > . o r * 3 ‘>“ ; ...... -...... nrn 'liifro fi □ Yos |>U-aKi. MU' . ■ ■—.. - - HAMhv-srMcn-i-• rJ^fQ -on:: r-_— - kid.s lo col ^■llullr.-trlvr ------R - ...... - r r - — r ' N e w - ^ 4 € comlortiil: ____ ORGANIZER Iin iy ! 2l.[i:ii:i-niii(li', 1 o x io n i) ______Q u r fro; ---- ;-----J-'/Mlttfirll------'------■ ______J______FiiiiincitiiIdi l’l(iuniiig:llow j I'tiiiiiiiii'i: lliiu 'lt I • - ----BA-CK PACKK...... v v .— ^ ______I-----snffPiTsir t o f f l Z I ^ ------iaiiirksf.r/'r>rlo».ti'llslm\v______MM»rt-srf>r>»ir7l. , ^ | ■ ______'•TIni , (best buy of month) ^ y o lic im ddfvditpaitursonal i 1 '"''1'lUlcrsUiiiil llu -ic isn ii I ~bUFFLE BAG,G T . ; ...... ' f l slrnlcgy’lohcliircjifliyoiir t< I ‘’''I'tlj|ii;;itiuiioiiii>y im ri. | I— flash fleloQds-!—P-C=C0HPinE.COW UlHl=(||= 1------— -gn:ilK rlt:rr 7Ti_T:^-T:W B-sil;incerBlyiapalogl2 o:aniand _____ ■ ?/ Unit, I Ook, Flnlihod ^ •MininiiziizingUixi-‘s - s i ‘v- I hope this ^ ...... AT.nUOUEROUE.'E.-N.M, (AP) - (( * / ______u u iL n u p i is does not Inconvenicinience - Residents of partsts of' New Mexico V j j invf.siini! ------— yourc~our valued customersers ' /( 2 t o f T ^ W o ni!nlsa>iu|):ired, j ------^ I braced for more ralrain and the gov* ^ O noO nlf • B*g. $1489 ornor declared a-sta(state-of-emergency - ¥}}) -I .TIF7 In one county SalurIturday afler flash,-.M C'-m- !!ZZZZL—' Kl out roads arid U (L/1I R a i n c hlecks e w ill be is:ssued . ; floods' that ripped n g h e |g |g ll»Aiii.(i.j.i|;»|.t..vN crni I — - _ ^ -floormn-trNcw-M Emr^>w ------until --intdntght——Saturday.- S and soulhcm Lincoln Couibounty was under a flash flood warningng for part of the d a y . “ \ G ov. T o n ey A n ay/a a det cla re d L incoln County in a slate ofo f' e m erg en c y S a t- . A r ------u ra a y ;” fflIow ing“"■farerrr6m f a '*siiite" -r-m agcnclK. iOnd /\nay;taya's press aide,H David Roybal, saidsaid thc National - « S o u l r h o [ • Guard was shippingng 10,000 sa n d b a g s , ” th e nn Ida •, fro m A lb u q u e rq u e to 1flood-threatened S H ^ H R uidoso. '^‘Officials in thehe community of I ;-Ruidoso earlier hadId cdeclared a state I - D i i >;! of emergency, andd Uthey requested a H striblutint sim ilar declarationn from fi the state." ■ 9 ’______Rovbalsaid. FO f • * • - rose to flood stagei in the town fh the ^ VJ ; , south-c^lral- partt ofo thc slate ori M ■ C:Tl»nSTnv .ifltii Iwiiig ► " rinclies of rain Inn fiveI days. "an"d~ threatened dozens of homesI along Us ^ r------^> ank4ir-sai<{-F rank-Pi-Poltepras3i9tent— ------CA t ■ v illa g e m a n a g e r. 3rB u(dw eiriser-distn trib a to r The Rio Ruidoso,oso. which flows Ihrouglithemiddleofi(Of town, ro se 3 f e e l —,------^in. 24 Jiours-unUULpcI pc-ikfd Thursday . ------Are FPleased T(o Announcice The _ ■ ';aflem oon, Poller saidaid . ■ ------^ h e - g r o u n d j s --SO-saturatecLUial__ s o • ^ Relocication QM=dEtieir Aluluminuni every drop’lhat fallslls {.goes right to the ------■ river.” said villageIge manager Jim H ine, “CaifRRe^liri^CeenterTOTTT Expertss list ~ U.LEYf R E H l A B I L II T A T IION i high schhool MAGIIC VA must retiading — •w7\siiiNGnx)N^\p Sa E R g tICES,,INC. ; of Slmkespeare, thehe Declaration of IndepcntJenco,' M a rkrk-Twaiirs^’H ‘1 U ck------’ leberry Finn" and thethc Ulble lead thc Beqinnlng e ( A ugilu stJ 3th, Takece-AII - Y o u r - E mnpty-A | lum inun-m -B everage^ ______J IsLof-WOCks-ivhlcij-cvi-cvery-higli-school— ------■ stu d e n t oug lil to 1)0i requiredre to r e a d .' Cans a To M agicc Valley Rehalabliitation Senirvlces, Inc., 48.34 E astland Iln the opinion of someme scholars, jour- * nalLsls, te a c h e rs a nid d goveriuiienl-uiid—g ------Drive-S r i outh, Tw/in i E a lls.= — ______\ ______;.c u ltu ra l le a d e rs ,. ui ■ • T h e y w ero surveyed-I'ed ln fo rm ally a n d ...... --- T urn W hat Coullid B e Tra_sh Innto^Cash andI iA ssist M .V .R.!;S._W ithv|ts unscientifically by WWilliam J. Ben- ' P r c ale W ho A re DisI s a b l e d . -Uio-NaUonal-En-~ ------rogram s of Traaihing and Eminpioying Peopli dowment for the Humiimanitics, after he .was asked during: a meeting with reporters this summerner whether there are some books tlialit ce v ery stu d e n t In ______ht reasonably be ------A S ^ G GRANI^QPPENINGSP PEGIALtMJ I.V.RrS.- ...... e x p ec ted to h av o sludiiudled before he or - -She g ra d u a te s fro m higlihij> school.” ; ...... ___ WJLLFPAY YOU ^KbR EMPTTY ALUMINNUM 2 4 ^ - Bennett put Uie quesluestlontoa list of ...... ■ experts ofhls own selc(election. BEVEF:r a g eca np o r a N YY KIND, thi!lls PI'ER POUND ; R e sp o n se s fro m 32i325 people w e rc •compiled — 73 replylnlying to Uennelt’s grand I •letter, B4 loan article:le tth a t sy n d ic a te d I openihg ppNce good1 ionly throuiugh August124th. ____ :columnlsl Georgc_WillVill d e v o te d _ to .ih c _ . . . . p ro je c t a n d IC8 higli:li schools tc a c h e r s ____ 1- '.who took-part-in sum ------jsp o n so rc d b y -th c^ g ojvemmentTiBency" v ei a n d Uie M ellon F o u nidatlon. clai . " ~ W E ’ R E RECTCW E GTTHtl O W T y B P U T ^^oo?... — ------Thlrtyivffrk'rwereTre'mcntioncfd'niost” ------frequentlyr Benneit; co commenlof •_____ ” “She’s gettinItin g a lo n g ) - Conom parcd 31_Olmlnullvo i i j ! ? ! M ------toto thet suspense over who wouilUld light endings 51 i i S3 ----- I ------Stzelovesald. 32 Coalsculllo ; i i ? j l . ^ Miss Gaynorlor was riding in a taxi theLhe O ly m p ic flam e a l M em oritrial C o l - ^ I f 33 Squolchod IT------m pf r 59 60 wilh her huslusband. actress Mary IseiIseuntrThere is a. decided 1;lack of * , 35 Sonny’re* • — M a rlin a n d MiMiss Martin’s business inleinterest in who will douse llI ; a t Sun- .A 51 L | ^ "------3 6 - d o m o r manager. Ben;n Washer, when it col- dayJay’s closing ceremony. 37 Chaplin Him 'l i d e d wiCli a vvan a al a San Francisco B u t M a rv Wig, 59. ihfchi; self- ili 39 A Hemingwoy . -a------B j t - 41 ■'Abotea . ^ - intersection:—...... proclaimed Official. Fire Extin- V 44 Choreographer V ------k r f ? —— ” |ip — ■ — “ 1 W a sh e r, 7(i,1, ddied In the wreck, and Bui:guisher of thc 1084 Gamess and a IB- _ Gaynor sufferedsu 11 broken ribs. >l-year~ veteran with SoSouthcm SUNINDAY ------H kidney and blatlladder injuries, multiple L:aiUaiiiornia uas Co.. says he's ( JREAKFAS-AST BRUNCH 4fi.Loworhouso: " ■ | n i ------rcsandolirerlftjurles.- Job.job. ------, ------abbr. I Dr w on h e r O sc a r for the "There are Iwo switches th:hat Ixjth 8 A.M rTirTillNoon:— ------47MldoosicoIrt ------f f ------4H'Rairrogq------i ! = = = i bridge ?i------BK 5 ^------— nc lu d ed th e original "A ’ Wli:Wig said. ‘‘I haven’i decidedKl which ' £ ji ! J 9 3 51 B igloagues ,” which was remade in one3ne ril'flip. One needs to buildId a lillle . ▼ 1 ______IQQ______54 Part ot OED ^5------— m S r l B - ■ pelvic fracturcss-starring-JudyGarland—wisj ______,O n ly J • 55 Burden ^ Miss Gaynor'tr e ls a n d , V,Wig spent hundreds of hoursrs devel------— 56 Bon ------■ W ~ ~ m ------Jping.thesystcm.ofgasjets lh£hat.ficod ______DINNE^1..P.1 P.M. Till 1 1 ______------57-NBti»ool------______._ o p ii M uscat • other films inclateur swims d u rin g th e o p e n in g cerem o n y;J J u l y 28. P.M. Horn,n, furkoyT and ^ 50 Bowling gam e - — Star Is Born.” ' r h e je ts sh o t th c flam e.from thelorchthi Boof BurB u r g u n d y . 61 CuCum baror m m — later-versions-sVlanhattan carcarried by I960 gold-medal decjcalhlete l'"l I" I IB"'l I — . - and Barbra StrcKJ.APL=.(lJping |o swim ^und __ wheA'hen Rafcr held that torch up_ papersocllon paternally 73 Sugar:garsourco jointly ~ , around Mi ..------= 6 S -F o o tlo s 8 _. ■ =n08-EmbW 10 ia«d5JIrt;==35;35:MU6lcal lo u d ---— 7S-YBam-am ::::------^zz^SO-O D CIaro-— wictiltoTdramatizeJUie— jiaiiljvickTTTranrirtook, 1 ..w -^EXClTlCITING ^------•■ -e e p a rto t 109 10 Host ne ssin b b r. 77 HipiboiiQ^s. bo 92 P u b gam e _ J.. Nl-:w YOUKin g er; • ______n ip p ie st m a n tn th c w orld,” Wi] ------BPOE------i------^10-Eraluafo11 ------^—•37-Focuslng 37 ------~T8-PnloollloolflWc------94-Ptgoorrcoo| — ~n?stanratcur iu ;_ENTERTAITAINHEHT 67 Slopped 11 ggard. an international g g ll'i Facllllaled device llmo10 95 T hoalor gro River with his Earplugs dffere^ INTHETROPROPHYROOM gradually 11112 Draltlnlllals . 38 Scotllsh. 79 Solarlar 97 Ger. .idmlra swimming champion,« S a tu rd a y . Iiopii 71 SST. e.g. 11113 Time zono landowner phenoienomona 93 Linon marki ta k e «0.{)00 stro k e s to get 3at t S c o rp io n s show; 'T U E S D A Y THROI(ROUGH SUNDAY------' —.Manhattan:iwi( 72 Zodiac sign letters 39 Bog Bl PulIonIhO' on 99 Inollective and'twicC. ' ______■______i sa j a b . 1 3 9 3 • 73 Hll hard ______: -______U ...... 4040 Imllalod • ■ brake!skos 100 Yours an do n ' p ro b le m o f hitng -7\NeH6HAGEr-.Maska-^-A' ------74U nilorm ' OOWN .• 42 T e a c a k e s 82 Moonclander • 102 Jonny I got a cat) of food for FarFans go lo rock ’n’ roll concii c c r t s t o O PENI 242 HRS. , iroup netuson Hllgg; 75 Oevlatedlrom 1 S o n g o (u o lo o - 43 F e rn sp o fo 83 Overlyarly - * 104 Musical , lhaUs a good start." llstiIsten; but people planning lo alien'dal a thevertlcol . 2 Connubial • ------• clusters -• opilmlUmlstlc - - syllable--iMl .- ^ lo n g -d is ta n c e s 76 Conspicuous 3 Babble . 47 H o rd io 84 Scinlllinllllatod 105,0pposllootrklng said-ifAVOUldtak ------TTFllCh------— 4-WaHtWByB------— ponotrato------BrMaTcRircn llmo 'laln i 0 a ro u n d th e tsiani Smino 1CATIONIN------M 79 Chimney 5 Okla. Indian 4848 Like a — hr f'-'nto l - Lorca coaling 6 W W l com m ander bricks ■ "If we can g 60 Gulnnass 7 E lectron tu b e 4949 Actress Palli . Tloh'MfV tsl^BaiilsTfiTlisIs This every stroke,IM/SUN I VALLEY ■ 81 A ssigned task 8 Indirect - - 50so W oro aWay 82 M arathon H o ld "" suggosllon 5151 Coverglfls - • -r-- rri 85 Sol on fire 9 Country 5252 — minulo ------Vflciy Fiimistied I ersen1 1 ^ I 87 Melancholy •m onogram S353 Hallowoon______------tune------—lO'GameplecesII “ decorotions Ustufj KETCHUMi d o m i n i u m s ------I | — 9thlANNUALL------1 ------89 WW II ogcy. 111 B rle lresl SS Willingly 91 Inpul 1:12 Mug 58 Seashore _n. tarting at m 92 Glltteclplenl t13 Subduod 59 59 Xonadu's J. 'I'LII ■ " S l , ! 93 Ow ns .. 114 Latin I word r / N i g h t . ■ 'I''*”' 'If T ^ 94 So.-hou3os - 115 Aficionado 60 l l t t l 60 F lat on ono's t'"! ;,-a “ » a T^ij?|in3'L I i f ajrJH ------M d SUMME IALE I ■ 96 Before . 1'18 Short-lived -ta c o ------T li if? ER SKI Si SHT MINIMUM 97 Conllguratlon su c c o ss 61 T o sle ■ i » l l I p ; - s t a r I STARTS THURSDJ 99 S a llr ls ls .....______i17 Sm oll so la ...... 63.63, B a tte r's.... - ...... • li- L lI BOUT OUR LOW ■ DAY, AUGUST 16-7;0(/;OOP,M. ■ 101 Palnlrem oving___ 1 19 Cerem onial a ct concorn JLilllJ tool______225 Noblnman 68 Do oloctrical ...... ■ rH lfS I I WIMONTHLY.RAT£S._., . ■I ___PONI'T MISS IT! 103 R ose essen c e ____ 227 Lapdogs work • ■rvr?il i i i i l i i S 106 Discarded ■ 229 O elerlorates 69 Exhibit iirviI'.'slr 1 spBluJniiiiiBdio dBrf ESORT ■ ______• ______scone______333 Remarkoble______70^ Pfotundllv______L S = a ,iiL Hi - IVATIONS ■B T W IN fA^AUS STORE ONLY I ckS -ASK ABO ! 6 - 3 3 7 4 ^ & « : , J ______W tEKLYM

ijljf ■ BE! Burtonfw n u m wr v t t t a g ^ bb i d s u d i e ------PONTRHYDYFEN.WaWales'(AP) - dld-nof .vatit-to'wal make the-\vidow- ' ceCellgny onThursday.' ------7 2 6 This village bade fareweewcll to actor uncomfortahlable,or lo attract loo iiuich Alwut .'>00 villagers crami Richard Burton, lls fameimou-s son. dn publicity, till*111! );M -year-old B eth el Clui Saturday with Welsh hymns hj in a . Mrs, Bunlurlon. a former Hritisii rcsl ro; stood Itehind pglice ban ____Curp------pm ducU ou—-liOuiJud---- to---- the-—sand?5lT ~i z u ciieerful unthering aftcr\'e rw a rd in th e a s s is ta n t who wl w ed Ihe r>H-yoar-old loiloudspeakers.. lo c a l put). actor a year•ar ago, Iwwed her lieail a s. , After Burton’s seven m s m ed into Thc widow ot the fiveive-time.s wed tenor-Stuarti r t B urrow s san>;,in W elsh lir!brothers and slsiers walkedhapel. Tho •' Burton. Sally'flayTiuflon■ton. .11., -sliiW I OIIU u f i^urtiirtu ifs -fa v o rile - liy n n is r-^ l—till;-tiliapul—bchUuL_lus_wjdow. irriers and ■ ^ ahead dry-eyed Ihrougli;li mnsti of the HearaGonUinllc V oicc,-"' ■ gcigently turned -back thcBilcc— ' on------i------hour-long momorlal service s *- "Kichard•ll w ould h av e iHJcn en- crtcrow d. i m ^EEI S...... villagers packed aroundund her in a ...thralled," hi;his brother David .lenkins. surviving LERI iiiiiside Baptist chapclsl overlookingi 70. said after'ter the .'^‘rvice as vjllaiiei-s ed inlo Ihe thc row house where* liBurton was packed thele pill) ill ih e 'lo c a l ru g b y Bet on ElliW,. u sh e rs I j ^ k l » n i, clul). ' overflow ------— THg-5i;ir.^ a n d er.swiin\vnimi "ijally warvanied tho whole nation to -----for— lie mixed diiring his care<:ireer were not know that ;ill^illhougli Bichard is liurioii in Ponlrhydyfen, It wasIS a service by inSwit/urlanland, his liuarl is in W ales." EIH-dtmei , and for thoso who knewlew Burton as .lenkinssaid.:id. ______' • ^ i f o \ ______------'‘Jusl a Ponty Doy;" wlwho, dospile Almosi iHethe e n tire i.otw ix jp u ian o n fa m e a n d fortiine, kepi ccon o m in g lio m e. o f tliis l>eauiautiful village in a south Actress Klizabelli, Ta>Taylor, twice Wales valle;liey turned out for the m a rr ie d to B iirlon and lwi(l\\;ice. / P lu s»$750 in

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P i c n i c OUM CING CACTUSI S PI E T E 'S 3REAAT HONDA- GIVE/SEAWAY. • t x ■ Ride thc b e st bus going 1 { W e 'rre e sivins’ aWdy 'a three-v^e - w h e e le d Nevada's n cw ett Gold Ruth H o n d a ATC’ three nishts a v w e e k a t witti U w rcncc Elkf . S.iiufd,iy C a c t u s5 PF e te ’s R e s o r t C asin o , V E veryy T h u rsd a y . F rid ay a n d SurS u n d a y w e ______. d i a w t:hree h lucky w inners. At9> t9 p .m . w e ...... — - - .h Town -• o'clock,k, a Honda'ATC 200s. ICJwCfMld Wcfk n.itci Too' A l l yOU o h a v e t o d o t o w in isi pickpic up an ______• Round Trip Bus fareiO^ 1 e n t r y blank b in the casino, bcb e a t le a s t ------^ ■ • Deluxe G uest Room ------y e a r ars old, and' be presenl,ent at the . . . ■ — ~.fQr,Two ------:— ^ B ; r . . ] g • F re e Fu n Pok g j _____ d r a w j nng_Entries-are-valid-td - t h r o u g h —------"Sonotpr ; Jamos; McCIuro,i R«-pro^onsntatlwo—Goorgo^- - - • _Con U n e n ta l-B rg d k 'fji n S u n d aiy y " e v e riih 9 s7 s o a n e n trtry’early y ’ in iatosTwlil'faothortr" • Free Top Show ______\ ------Honson ond othererRopobltcan candldat :r c _ — eek_gives-you-thrcc-cha:h a n c e s - to ------—;— ^ E n i c R jin m e n t------m w i n t h^ al t w e e k , - AaGUSTT^6 ' . 7 ^ ------E n te;r-the-Grcdt-Honda-<5ive. r - iiveaway-at-^ ------Rock Creceek Park {w est of h(hospital) ... "I mrtiofnt'o st p^'-' i - C a c t u s; PP e te ’s R e s o rt C asin o . AN n n dd g e to u t a t i ; 3 0 P . M . f u J . o f J a c kk p p o t o n 3 w h e e ls . . T i c k o t i -- $$3.50 : por DOfson-.5I0.00O o o c r l a m i l y FbrTlckots Contact: -----— ----- ^ ElninoPhillipi------— ------O .iui I Oill Chancoy ithyNol. DovoMumoc* mii • ---- cn'Andcrrarr ------1 . _ ■” ~ Jovto'McRobVn^"~ onniT-57i'i.ii|,-i>Ii(iu) ^ * C R ^ B U S E S l e a v e -■ ■" , JudrPul'o" ■ - ' KniiC Donny Blick Deck:k (’oncc( ^ - | A U ^ S T r e M F. Smith Marvi Colio Folkinga AnnCin Cov I'f Mork Slubbi Jol>nll«nRo»i’ol' OfO Jono» ------^>f-ftcicTvrnTorrcr«i:35C-Ca Coctim P e u m « p e c t c d ^ Unetpwtedl^dly exciting. 1 Excilinglyly , For F u rth er Inforrrs r m a tlo n C o n to c i F la in o Pfiillips;73i'3J54“PKi CDESERT SUN TRA' —JackpoV N evada Spon»ar»dbyIwlftwin Foil* Couniy R*pol)llcon C«nl•nliul Comfnciluu n . !Z08-714-9aR6 a—— """ ■■■■'■ Air.tTi'r «r-,rrv-tion-. Heauiiti ______. > ______WEL

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I r i 1 1 c ' s a n t i aAGO, g Chile (AP) - m e - ForF the past two'years, virvirtually all conceived theywy are losing mUllons of proprosperity. Some projects wrked. v • ^en 1cm troctraceable arc the $80' Bomb 1IV lllO borrowingig s: p re e la u n ch e d a d c c a d e new n loans from banks havi3ve gone to dollar&afterye•yearsinoperallon. oth'others didn’t, some show promm ise. b illio n ih lo o n s to ppi riv a te l.J tin A m er-, ago to m^•- i } city of Madras, mealeanwhile, an- sV Sg ; nouncod that five men1 w e re a rre ste d i andhouMus^^'abbint;imbfactdiywas Jiji , i i l p ' seized in connection withrtth th e M a d ra s CT: :i DC -5 : ; airport bomb blast tluth a t killed 29 I u j S" ' p e o p le a n d w o u n d ed s c o rre s oh Aug. 2. O ec * ;• I That explosion was bellbelieved linked O J a ft 71T g “ j with T ^ r demands; forfo their own r.t'. l i i ^ i r homeland in Sri'Lanka,'ka.' as was the' l i i r i Saturday.bomblngncaru*Jaffna. j ;:l; i ii" B iii 1 The Saturday t)ombI wwi as concealed in an old van p ^ e d by the roadside iif s i t pc “s and was set off by remolmote control as • “||S * ~ military trucks passecsed. said the- ge lii m m n t i r a y - . f - p . w iii •notbe identified.--;------IdCTi; ¥L, Telephone efforts toot> o b ta in official : i l I f j F i n - r r - > were unavalF” ing, but a state policece officer said T? ©” ifi “ M f t i ' - 3 ------there-was-a-report-of-ljf-flve-eoldters— ^ H killed in an ambushJ inii th e sa m e I p i mmm< wm 9 re g io n . • g S i i P ' i a "There’s trouble, upJp ' north,'’ the j;-; - — o fflcc r-satd .------frworfll-alnppftn— hhi I almost Identical blastast killed 13 i p = .-Boldiers-in-July-im-That-bombing— -n ■:f>. ------____w a s w id e ly b la m e d fo r: trigtri g e rin g tw o ■g o 17^ i w eg k s Qf v io le n ce in wW|hlch‘m c ore;th^_ ^ 1 = . iw niem l^ of the tarramil mtaorlty -ifJ a — g > - - 3 3 = 0= . died and thousands of homM and IM 9 ^ p . s ...... businesses weredestroyejyedbyareon. fri c

l h i releases ■ p 2d ■ I . .O h i : - ^ 1 i p i — ------WARSAWf-Poland-17’-iA P)-^“Jan- g ------p Rulewski. the last off sevens senior f n officials of Solidarityrily held by authorities since the DoD u m b e r 1981 :5 £ ' miliUry crackdown. ^IdaldSaturdayhe m m -i had been freed from prisiriso n u n d e r th e g o v e rn m e n t’s g e n e r a l a m n e sty . '^ ’' U l l “I simply left a prisoiIson with bars, ; . a n d rig h t now I ’m 'sta yying ln ] in a prison'. ■ i x T i w ith o u l b a r s ," s a id R ulevilew skl. •• -H e complained duringIng-a telephone interview with The.Asswssoclated Press V p tU:

.surveillance since his releaserei Friday. j;? from Warsaw's mainn Rakowiecka . O L Y M P I C j f t Rulewski spoke fromm hisI home in ^INFLATION ■Et T > s l i _the_northem_cily_of_ByiBydgoszcz,_He_ ^ f I C H T E R “t— -fomTCrtyTTOSThalrmnn:rarroriheTiow” H i outlawed trade unionn movement's f-i FROM 12 TO 6 P.M. TODAY ALL Bydgoszcz chapter. H R n i )ve him home rzj ADULTS GET IN i He said police drove j - le rejected the ^ NITETONITE lold prison officials heby i parilament i',; amnesty approve by . AT . . J u ly 2 L )sequent- a ct of MOTOR-VU “I treat It as a subseth e 40-year-ohl- '■47 C R a M D - v i r - lawlessness,” said theeiimc.JLshnws_ m • r» ------engineer-.—A t-lhftsamstruggle eii fo^at ^ i i H i ^ the way for further sinorthe-law. and-- ?r?r le a s l Ju stic e , r e s p e c t f o r I l l i i Solidarity." SoUdatiLjUead.- ^ h a v e rele ased iJ,"; y l i i ers, authorities also embers ha oFUie~ ------UiTOjq^f2the‘'r 0Ur” mem ■■■m H k now n a s KOR, • w o rk e re ’ r i ^ l s g ro u p Mknc w iecka; T hey " K .' _____ who_were_hcld at Rakow irily . I 12 w e ro a d v is e r s lo S o lld a)een rlt issued for Vj: A court order has beeiKOR member. release of the fourth lyKO member said = p\ 3^*6^^ ^ gj CT Henryk Wujec; a familyle ncxpected his I'JJ Sm \aii\ S u . I Saturday. She said she c o release soon. "ii i i - K —Lebanese I • • o > ------leaders s<5eek_ a 2 ? n comprom[Tiise i (AP) - Prcsl- ffl BEIRUT. Lebanon :1 (AI and Prime t i i "JS dent Amin Gemayelml opened dis- -12 . ' " w ii l u l h S i ' - ' j Minister Rashid KaramI>slem-Christian cusslons on Moslems Salurday.' power-sharing’ reformser In the day to- - Syria threaten^ earliere" -I a g a in5t^tuiy~ i i l ^ i to rekindle faction that tries t< K|-;9RpiRj L e b a n o n ’s c iv il w a r. russina internal ______“ W e h a v e be g u n disc1 u ss the need to ?: S T political relonns and“edlly-as-poaah— t L .... M- 3~IS ' ' ■introduce them an'apeediKJ'Karamnold" S , y - a ~ — -ble;*^theSyriBn-backed'lneeting'at the reporters after" the nieeI Rnnhdfl flvo '1 M i F l = i r ^2S^S4_2|_S° m iles east of Beirut; arlords affleed S§r i7 |n T fc ifS The nation's main warl1 reconclllfllon in principle at a'March~ree,-Switzerland, i i S t g i f f e ' P P 1 conferencc in Lausanne, S H l ^ i ilvlded equally. that power should beillvlChristians. But ■: |2i r'5 l £ p o ^ i5?? l f2-g; l b e tw e e n M o sle m s a n d Chib e e n ap proved ’j J p i J no m e c h a n is m h a s y e t •be< m s . ------x r i J U i ~ t o b rin g a b o u t th e re fo rm)mlnated s gov- liJilil Christians have domli— a r m y - ^ - ^ — ., ernment— posts,— tho—.1/ebainon's In- Parliament' since Leba n c e In 1M3. dependence- from ^ Franc1 majorily. But i p i f h w h e n ( K r is tia n s w ^ aMoslems m have ii i i i ii Wif I - g < — - Q 3 ------g a in th e p a s t -20 y e a r s M,r ity o P - ■ ■ ^ - - i — become— the— majorita b lta n ls. Lebanon's 4 mlUlon inhablback efforts - - - _ S y r ia h a s p le d g e d to bac tale authority ernment to restore, stal

G r a i n f b r e cc a s t s e ee s m o ne l o w p) r i c e s A lso Frosh: F r o z eJn n ; : B lu e b e rrie s. . . ’ BOISE (AP) - Grain( priccs likely, flalbJ- . M 3",,., Blackco:caps, G ooseber- ib rc a d s. ager for Harvest Statalcs Cooperative barley' Inli fields, where fall-planle • — — vdH r e m a in low ththe c r e s t of th e y e a r a s ' T he ulled Blackberries . .' r i e s , rhe service estimated springlg and8 in Portland. Ore;, salaid in reading to wheat f;failed to survive Uie col Straw berries, ------— the Northwesl-offeiiffers-another-bumper— wlnle cold Boy^onbgi'rioit. * iter-cropsof-whitewheat-woi-would—thc-forecasfc ------— ------M a r i o>nberrles—logon- n ! - — crop, even thoughIgh some grain farm- tolal al 1 percent more lhan thee 19831! Idaho farmers are ar expccted lo OUicrs:rs switched from white winteInter H ucklebijrrles. ’ ers have tried to0 sws\ itch tfl b e a n s a n d c ro p c • ’I6 “ ,oii.„ berries,es, & C urrants. ip of 335 m illion bushels. produce B9 million1 b u sh e ls of all w h e a t to t( spring red, anllclpatlnitlng b a rle y . _____ ^ ______AbokbOYCiaYeragcLylelds^predicIdieted wheat varieties, abouout 3 perccnt l^ss continualuatlon of the depressed expor:port ------Tnenr.s. uropiip and Livestock (te- In all three, Northwest states,, A nd U m n in 1983. th e reportsrtsaid. market,t, h^ e s a ld . porting Servlcct issued is« Its first crop with r h m o rc th a n . 150 m illion b u shlelsof e ls Most of the drop-(I-came in spring The harvestha in Bingham Countym ty. J U I - forecast of the seasonse Friday, pre- wheat e a t . re m a in in g in th e regloiglon’s wheat. Idaho farmer;:r s p la n te d !)5,000 th e s la3te’s te leading whcat-produclniclng ■ ■ ■■IE BERRY PAATCH dieting thc natioiition’s farmers will warehrehouses a month.ago, analy;alysts fewer acres of whe. leat. this, spring. -area,-shi^L ijd get undor wav ma il'iriafg e'fi^ eouja Keep pncprices wiiHe Increasing their:lr barley acreage week, Finnigansaid.Firi — ORDER-fllH y e a r th a n in 19S3.5. ■ hoverl IPJH.^9P1I;)------'crlng near the govemmeimenl froml,03milliontol.31.34 m illio n . In other o th crops. Uie rcportinitin g The forecast waskvas slightly lo w e r for p rice-: :e -s u p p o rt level of $3.34 a b ushel.hel. Brian Flnnlgan, agiigricultural agent serviceJ estimatede Idaho’s, dry beat>ean . • w h ite w h e a trw hlich ic h Is grown In Idaho,- “|t’‘ ss it’s In Bingham County, s It’s bearish for priccsri guess ii , said he watched harvestI a t 2.3 m illion IOO-poun Snyder, communications man- ma nervous about wheatIt prices planted cropod.f1.5 m illio n sa c k s. B lue Lake!es V ision & C ontactct LensI Clinic

■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FiresJ hit in Leewiston I CLIP & Sisave" p“ e'sc' ript7odT" i'S oal" “ "' ■I ■ $ 1 0 O F F ^ P r i c e o f I B u y 1 P a ir o f 1[ B u y 1 P a ir . LEWISTON (APJr\P j — Two m o re fire s /Vnn historic railroad depot)t at iC Q U P O i ^ Visual Exami—_.| . Extended Wear I Contact Lenses? ______of undetermined•d origin • broke oul KIwan'anis Park was destroyed byy fl fire Contact Lens* II Dallywearor e a r ly to d a y In lhe tHe Lewislon, idaHo-” lasl SalurdayS; moiling and a hon home ■ WITI-rH THIS VALUABLEE (eoupotTRANSFER PRESCSCRIPTION M ► L Just bring in Limited lo one coupc Tliat fire was reporported by a Lewiston thfji in your proscription numimbor and wo wll! pon per patient, ofler good)d 0on E xam s, p o lic e o ffice r .whcwho spotted flames m t J f 5^ dothorojt.orand glvo you $2.00 oK youiaur proscription. ^ *2 week trial perioc SAT, SEPT. 8 od,.il not satisfied with conconiact lens you only fro m dow n io w n LevLewiston. The Green COUPON EXPlflES AUC. 3),I, 1)9fl< - - ^ pay for visual exam.7. ______— — Gables-Motel-had-ad-been-vacant-for—h p lM :______m o n ! th a n a y e a r . PM S h o rtly a fte r G aa.m:, .n a flrcbrokeouT~^H |g ' ___^ on the roof and seco,econd.nooLoLlhc.ol(l_^^n Lincoln ’Middle SchSchool, now used as V V I -BLUE AKES-VISSIGN &- - anclLof^W aUa-W alla_^X Communily Collegc,;gc, Thc college uses o n ly th e firs t floefloor 0/ the brick ICONTA P H A R M A O ^ i[GT=nENS

administrative costs;ts w' ere c o m p a ra - ' blc to other municipallpan»ndlsMru.s at^ ^ Uie time, "rve workedked for tho c ity fo r ^ V 12 years, and il's one on of Ihe most b ia sed re p o r ts I'v e .seen.".see, hesaid, No firerrisk estimatete yet - IL^ 'V ' . ^ 1 CH A LLIS ( A P ) --If.s - It slill loo earlv • ------tirtcll-lf-above-;i?Uraera g e rain fa ll ilHs summer will meanin a. low -rlsk fire______------season-foi-ChallirTS*onnKmaTT^orcsT ------o fficla ljw ay ,------I l i M i i l I T h e n a tio n al fore.stx'.sfs gauging sla- tlon at Challis measunsured 2.35 in c h es of — „ rain in Juncand i,iGinGlnchesforjuly--. 2 w ell-a b o v e a v e ra g e forfo those'm ontli!^';' — but officials say ththat gras-ses lhat th r iv e o n m oislu roI may m: dry oul and c a u se a la le -.u a so n; finfire th rea t. . H - : m Trtnhn’c icnfilh.ir jp {■ » jr--; iTpf nated by a high' pnpre.ssure jsyslem moving in from lheIC westw coasl. and > i3ire iH ii f t '■ 'V i ’ ■ • V : • ■ F ire M a n ag o m o n i Olfji:)lficer/UDunliam | k T . - , - . v - v . - n - t - r . ‘. }.-i — -•~ ~ ?ays:lt.thnt:s>-stcnija£.•-lastsJon^enoD gh------_ j -m \ - the abundance of gras;passes will dry out - .- .nad-flreB-ikHHtkl-})e--}>e-here-\vith ^ = ii8!^ ■ '• . — vengeance." Grasses are amonnon« a vegetation --t)-p c fire exjwrls c.illc.ill '‘flnsh fu els" lhal burn qulckly-'wHlMllh-lntense- heal ______a n d c a n Ix; Ik? th e Inlllal Inll caiLsp n f ,i ' ^ m a jo r fo re st fire. Fire danger on lhe foresl is now ...... lis te d ' a s ' ••moderate-.ate-." T h e forest Swiveatersu T T l o jpsTortIt h e S e a l scrvice measures thcthe threat of fire son __d e p e n d in t; on h tim l(Hly.^ .U je .c o n d lU o n _____, - ' No matter wMicn rn lnr . _ss'lZeJabriC or stylo of SVJCiveator, you'll.be a ble !o findind Ihem al Top^(-thc»Stair.-r .— ------' — -of- grouird“ ruuis~irni te m p e ra tu re ^ind______—IlLomJeHU-QQselyJiiLngisw^ tsw c a io u v e si-w --J .Ufigtiri ------w ind:------ting-1 tow cm c sig n''on rriWrrsTl} jr, junior nancancnuTitted sw eater vesl m1 ccream wilh paslel • Iront, Taupe or grey acrylic.,'hc/angora blcno V ictoria In most .years, • fir oy la Jones Jr. sizes - accenis. Bamie/woot/aci^acrylic blend by^ifle by §idiide in jr. junior sizes . ' " ...... ' ^ ■ - • . 1 • fire danger on [S,M,L, 36.00. His classic-bi ___ Chains National Foresl )-buiky knii sv;caicr oy Raiprpn Lauren m 100% ' ''’ S,M.L, 28.00. iniarsia patternedpa crew neck sweat£Jter in faspberfy and whiie,.e. rest_ls,coa<;idered 'wool. Byrgunay: Diaclf: cro; lilgh l)y m ld -A u g u sl'o.officials ff say. • '■ ;roa(’i or green m V-nock ant;nd crevTstyleTW en’s - " Acrylic by Cardigaii Baylay' Junior'sizes STM^L. 21.0.OO.RibbOf^ accents on a sizes S.M,L,XL. 72.00. You The forest usuallyally experiences , . , ' 'oung girts'swoatof vest inI ppink Wllh m any ottier crea/n sweater, wiifirudlfjdled yoke. By Pticki in acryli/lie: Junior'sizes S.M.L. al»ouL25 s p o t fire s by mm id A ugust, bu t 'accenis. Acrylic by Levi's's Girls'sizes'1-5X.( 13.00.• JJr. Junior argyte 30.00. Color blocked EspritEsf sw eater lor girts in munulti-coiors. Girts’ sizes ------th ls -y e a r-o n ly -s e v e n -t m-have-been-re-:------:——sweaieLy£Sli)v £ izod. Cntiom onkniiinQfe(;n;viin purpic)lo Jf Junior S,M,L. 36.00. c o r d ^ . s a id Dunh a mn . ______sstzesS,M ,L. 30.00. ______: -He said aboufTiairorI ot tho tires were i man-caused, with lighlightning causing--' ------the others.------^— «

_Syn(jnday, A u g u st 12.19W _ Timoa.mo9-News. Twin Falls. Idaho ■ Obituaries/hosispitals B2 ¥ F a > C I f Sj / m i g rrants ■ Magic Valley EB3 ^ . . ■ West B7 .

a m p 4 i >of ca ifeis^arstrti3 S S kramidi povee r t v ~ ~ ^ Norlanind camp reiisidents cope)e with condditions —— * . . - BvSARAHMimtatrBHY______. Tfwes-Newsconespsspondent

RUPERT - Livl..ivlng quarters for H P k h migrant workerss ati the Norland H L a b o r C a m p a r e prettyp re crude by just ~r ' about any standanis.*ds. •,< .: '• i j - ...... ButSan-Jnanlta:Ita."Rodriquez,“ who" ■ v------Ilv e s In C a b in 28, htias a s m a d e th c b e st of r th e situ a tio n . She and her family (ar have been ^ : coming back everyJry summer to the ij./ • s a m e c a b in sin c e 1954.I9&i • —— — r n i ] i • Gladys Esqulbel)el of* Burley, i _ par^egal worker for the Idaho Legal ,'v j B f i ...tlluill Jt Services for Migranrant Farmworkers. ' • .-'i - ...... and Dave Pena. an~ bl cha^TrlghtT and Salvadoidor G onzales w ash luneich dishes Ton< wilh four sinks, wate'a te r r u n n in g f r o m ' >ny C hapa, his wife Coriorit and d aua g h ter Je ssica ca live a t the Paul Housliusing Authority______------“ ic a k lrijT ra u c e ls 'a nfdlour-clnderblock^BBB d T cubicles without doorloors that serve as B B jj ...... ------thcshowerstails:— ^r:------— L o o k in g a c r o s s thh e d< u sty ro a d fro m BB k the bathhouse, Penala pi> o in ts to a hole in one of the cabin walls. ------••Y oqcan^rlghfghnhrougirit," ------saysr-^T-tiere^is-no-p[)-privacy4n-these—■ B B H j p la c e s .’ A sin g le w a t e r pumjm ip s ta n d s ou tsid e the bathhouse, thcIC onlyi source of fresh w ater for drlnklinking and cooking. |K K 9 . There is no runningg waterm or plumb- ing inside thc cabins.ns, says Esquibel. I S h e s a y s I h e o n ly toiletlilet fa c ilitie s in th e c a m p a r c o u th o u se s5 lolo< c aie d a t th c e n d R ______of the rows of cabins.s .______~Wov^ng dbwi to' to the cabins themselves, Esquibel}el s a y s th a t som e of thc residents who10 ccomc back year after year make an1 attemal pt to make th c irllv in g q u a rte r s leIc: ss d ra b . The Rodriquez cabin cal is a good example. It Is a I2iby-by-12-foot b uilding — :— wither canopy cxtendlridtngDvcnm rarca~^^^H K ------— beside it. Beneath the canopy lie two chlldrenandabright-cit-e y ed d o g n a m ed t f ^ f'' B enji. *• ______Esquibel_savs_lhe_ very proud of lhe imprnprovements they have made over the:c y e a rs , w hich is ' — ... oonflrm od* w hon the-vl6itero t ho are welcomed into the temporaryter home by a smiling San Juanjanlta Rodriquez. Sfitrhas’lJGcnTocRJiigTi son, Clemente, in ai makeshiftm ham- W g j S ^ ~~ mock, made'of what.a]it.appears.to.be-a_.||iK SB bean flat suspended1 by three strands \ ______— T—atcope-thal hanassusw celling of an immacnaculatcly clean BWWWl room .

______llW e-iiavo-been-malmaking-improve-—H M a m ments on this cabinbln for years." ■ IH ffiS Rodriquez tells herir visitors. "We BM IH B h a v e b e e n p a y in g for th e m o u rselv es, - thc'paint, the linoleumimon the floor—- IP B W i everythinu.”

S h e s a y s th is i s i 'a nicn ic a p la c e to liv e .. ___ i£heap*::______

- - — itself—A-pot-of beans”ins cooks on th e-p j’i^ ^ i’; back burner of a smaimall gas rantie. canned food and dishesties a re a rr a n g e d • See MIGRANTS>onPageB5 on TheIC shacks a t thc N orlandid mt igrant cam p have n«no inside plum bing, so : :o Lupc H ernandez waslash es off th e d ay's dust>t using a faucet in frontuU ofi his hom e Farmeers sax; ffunding,, regulattions ret*Mrict COamp imjiprovemelents By SARAH MURPHY Tlmes-News correspond!)M cn(______

NORLAND — Maintointaming (]cccnr~ ^^^^H R e l a t £ d - Ssto ries on Paoii g e B 6 Ilvint; standards forir ilhf» N nrlnnri Labor Camp is a com;>mplex problem thatth bring the produ-.c fromn tthe fields manager, who0 is paid $600 plus milc^ stemming from one sisimple cause, a t h a rv e s i tim e . age per monUiJl byb; lho association to :• lack b f m o n e y to d o thie e job.j say three Bennetl says several yearsirs ago. too run thc camp) andan to contract work persons Involved in ownership oVi and pcpercenl^f tlie crop Ihlnnnning and from the faqners administration of the canc am p ...... ners In Uie organization weedingw< was done by mignUranl field for the ml^antant workers, has been' They cite dwindlingig fundsI as llie —WI“workCTsrTodayronlr30-or^0iOTjercent— given explicit-inst-instructions-noWo^low^^------_ • MiBO-of-poQp-living-cmittraditions at tiie“ | '■ i ' of th e s u g a r b e e t c ro p is bcinj.ing worked any undocumenteented workers to live in ___ ^ Minidoka Counly facilitylity for migrant I . bby y m ig ra n t la b o r, h e says. Uic c am p . • field workers.' Mohlman confirms Bennetlett’s anal- When informetmed thal camp occu- Harold Mohlman and. P a rk in . y s is o t th e m ig r a n t situation.1. p a n ts w ere comompJainlng f of the pre- - - .sugar beet producers;rs who farm "M igrant workers, are babalking al sencc of illegalegals In the cam{). acreage dt Norland, locilocated north of IHKa(ry>'<|- ■ - . dodoing thc heavy," dirty, fiefield w Jrk M ohlm a n .s a idd h' ho wfnilH ctjeck tho • ' ------Rupertrare membersiof of the Norlnni^ ^.“such su as m oving irrigation limines seven- -situation out immim m ediately^ lo’ flrid bu t — nrooTTcsocmtianr'.whijvhlch'they-say- ,d fiys a w ^ , ^ e says^ ______why the jssociaticiation’s orders aren't ■ o^s and operates s lho -camp, ' V F e w er sea.sonal . . -r-—-* Motuman is the~cnainairman ol ihe ‘ ~ coming into Uie area," hc cocontinues. Mohlmai]_flddsidds-he-is_cfluai^ ap- association ...... “Eventually, farmers mayy have ta- palledatreportsortsof unrepaired wiring—...... t p i s p W -pay -more for local labor■ — - there In thc cabins andam an unsecured ro­ DcLyle B ^eti. fifield repre- SPnt.iHvp fn r th f* Whlt(>IKLSalln^ugar_____ :______seem to bc a lot of mlKranl.s — rj------;------no' factory located al Paul.lul. ^ y s White now, but ff they slop coi■omlng in death trap foro r n j small child, he Salln. owns Ihc land on'which or the ----. ■ aaltogether, lt we m l^ii find therlere aren’t agrees. migrant living- quartersxirs w e re b u ilt ------as mnny local field worker?3rs a s w c /Ml of th e se: pproblems, n along w itl^ iie company. ' .• . i i.lhlnk;Ui'(ire h i are. and-iUwlircoc o st-m o re g e n e ra l clea n ujp p aia n d 'm a ln te n a n c e are ------^ Bennett says the Taiiaiia T s s tll l fn Uie • < -• . - to lh ire th e m .” ' - the. responsibilityIlity of Uie camp man- ^— cotnpany’s~name andd-W -’ hlte-SaHn^ --7;. ■ \ "I foresee closing Norlandd down( by ager. he says. TOxt7Garr-h(T5ay5:------p a y s th e p r o p e r ty ta x eson s o; it. He says BSBStaite j; - - - - :— ------The—Tlmcs-Ne5-News'— a tte m p ls — to ------— —' thal at no profit to the tht company, ,, ' " ' ' ■ * , IParkin and Mohlman bolhI say.s Ihey locate-The campimp manager, Ruben aro emphatically againsl hi . White SaUn collects theJC funds'forf the ' • U puruntil reccntly,cabin‘23a3anhe Norland'campu' w as occupied by a mlgiIgrant familjr f" hiring 11-• Palomo, for comcomment .were unsuc:'* operation of the campip fro1 m 'th e 10 le g a l a lie n s to w o rk In tlie fieldlids.. cessful. "I don’t hire Illegals, an^ fanners who are memiembers of the lotal of 2,0CJ.OOO production acrcs last id 1 d o n 't____ Mohlman. who^ 0 I liv e s 10 m ile s fro m He says thc sugar conompany is tx-ncfit by goii'Oing Uils route,” says pei Norland Association.. personally know'of any farm(mere whT the wmp droye.uve.up .Uiere every day ' •y e a r, a lo nig g w\ ith th e S30 p e r w ee k re n t encouraging en area farmers■s to adopt Bennett, do,d o ," s a y s P a r k in . " B u t I do knowkn Uial last summer toD lalaJ k e c a r e o f Uie c a m p He says the companjlany wlthhblds paid by the:ie 30 to 40-mlgrant families clielectronic and chemical w eed con-- , Sl 7R p o r n n t nf theth e \s-orkers m oving Irrtgatlonaniincsin— himsclf,-he saysi: nr>rt> Uh{LjannersL_who_occupy.py-th(LcabIns-ln.thc_cam p^D-Irols^and to space their crop ys; But-Uils year he is ■T;m(iliardcrtot:eH;ibor thcthe fields are probably I 7hich~ts~hmicd—rcprcsentthi■tiieiotal umountTjfincomc—nv illegals,_ leaving It up lo) Uie manager td do Uie • , nesays.poimmgoutthat bwause bec Uii* regular IdWUn over to’the Norland Laborbor Association for the asso(soclation, not enough to do hu t n n n n t c a r T o S r ------^ h u m a n la b o r in th e fields. • migrant workeikers want' to get oul ot ml|migrants, w^n’t do that wo for the operation of the catcamp. an Adequateate Job of maintaining the ^•ork a n y __ Agaln,-MohlmaiIman and Parkin cite-- '' rk and inlo occupations momorc,"hesays^^ ______— ' Iackotmoncy_as.tl^ .th e chief obsUicle to w cnmnnmperv t Iu «;nynnf'tt ,-..Vln tllB-lnnf^ nm tho f.->rr■rmon: '.111 n | n f^f 1 >fl« M ii(k H 4 v tn s J n ii!lM- -—iMohhn i > 5 n = 6 a y s -Uio J >iortaTK . - - H— fi \ — B-2 Times-News, TwinI Falls,Fa Idaho S unday, Augu:Bust12,19W ------...... Motorcyci/dist ramss into van, d ies instanItly Matigistratee court- — The follow ing peo- In in jail with 20 days suspendeded. A ve. W.i T w i n F B U R L E Y - A Burlentdn waa driving- 2 **^ii driving tindor th? In-__—~- *-A lex Z ak a ly k , .36. of 203 ! 27, the ISP reported. • :~ Greerih^^7l8r6f Ti9 “ ______flu e n c e . 100 days in • jail, 90-day Ave. A' E,. Twin-Falls, iw ■win Falls, battery, two — ------d r i v e r 's }{eenajnsesuspensfen:------d- d riv i ln B 7?2 0 fInR------______• Karl R.. N^ ejezchleba, 21,. of 1021 • Oukham Vongdevane, 18,01 18 1725 ^ j = O b itiparie! l 5 " Burley Ave., Buhl, DUI. 3(klay sus- Third xi Ave. E.. Twin Falislls. Illegal • Lorn Franklk IIvle,. 44. of 278 Van pended jail seisc n tcn c e, $300 fine, 90-day c co o n su m p tio n , $25 fine. Buren St.. TwinWin Falls, failure to I • Mr. Mink t.-iuizht agriculture “rwln _llcense:susperpensioHj^ slx jn o n th -P T O M i_ _ ■ Alvin James Bryanl. 62, no report an accidenldent. J75 fine, no proof - . P a lls High School from 1930 uj - - -TWIN FALl^ - Rog(toger Wayne Boyd, - JEROMEHE - tn'om as Ii, Hunl, 24. ol • ^ until 1934, tlon, orderedid to efut)li in the Port of a ac d d re s s a v a ila b le , DUT T ^iailure a to uf htsurancerHBrH M n a tte n ttv o^ lrivlngi-______then In 1S3S, hc moved to Goodin ■' 20, o t Twin Falls, diedd FFridayi as a result Jerom e, died dli Friday as the resull of J allsm treatment program, m ni aintain insurance, 180 dayslys in ja il, 550- h c w as county extension agent ______of ln)urics suffered In _ln-an.a»KmobHe_Inluriea-rccrccclmUojLfliitflinobilgjic- , yy Lee-Severance, 17^of I2fi on ------^-M Ibe Interior DepDepartment has been „grandchlld>H c.w aspreccdcd InJdcShhy c ------BURLEY---—-Three Gobdlng-youlhs-- wlw here-lie-w as - reported-in-In-BeriouE— le, — palemal grandmolher;-tr-teila-Boyd-of—aLEaglc^lr^ln-1957..lhcy-began-*pendlng-i3‘' r levels'lii a 210-square five brolhere and sisters. were Injured^ in a ODC-Car a c c id c n l condition co Salurday nighl. Twln Falls. Hc w as prcccTcedcd in dealh by lers In Twin F alls and summers j mile area of Cassliis s la C ounty. ■Itt . ;______^.,A g a v e sld e funeral will be I held Saturdav 'aftei T.tnvfl w ns tn k e n to C assia t 'I'ucsclay a t II a.m. at Sunscl M The funeral will be heldhcl< Wednesday al Survivinging are! tier husband of Memorial o n e m ile e a siloftheKosolaRoad. t 0 ... al Hospital In Burley. He P a rk , w ith Masonic riles provovided by , „ W a'tJ Resource!rces listed the Cot­ 11 ^.m. at White Mortiortuary Chapel In Fairfield;; ai daughter. Pcrdlla Hum- ported in stable condition OdiuruuyS area 1 I — I. t.i .1 . . .. Twin F a lls Lodge No. AF& AM\M. Jefl Maxwe;well, n, suffered neck PJ ea as ■ a critical ra ils , WIUI u irite v : )f_Corral: and three erand- Tv e v e n in g , t-YienOs m ay cali ai ine TnBWoary m ------Injuries-aftei^l ire a . I n 1982, th e sa m e ■ offlclntlng. Burial will b She was prcccdcd in death by ‘ A nolfier p a sse n g e r. 13^ruo ii uhl ^^^dw atcr arca M ondny from 5 to 9 p.m. and onn Tuesday1 car driven b’by 19-year-old Douglas' „ Cemetery Dt Buhl. IhrcebrolheIhersandfoursisters. M( i ofTh« designation was■as ;given to me wSt ------^ t l l W a.m . Mike Journey was trealedKl a t t h ^ ------^The-famlly-suggcstssts -Uial-- m em orial— ,Tli?_funerneraLwlII.bc.hcld.Monday al-i?, _GlenM oyd, accordingac to Idaho Slate^r* e a . . _ ^ The fam ily'su^«ts that ra -hospital forminorInjuries. - contributions bc madele t lo the Prim ary *0:30 a m1. . ali the Fairfield Community memorial Police reports.•ts.... " 2-30 n m '- A new report•t Si s a y s th a t s in c e 1977. contributions be made lo thc /\i T h e a cc id e n t o c c u rre d a l 2: C hildren's Hospital In SaltSail Lake Clly. CTmrch, WlUl will lhe Rev. Richard Valncs «>i /\m erican well water levelsels in the area’s lime- D iabetes Assoclalion. Maxwell wajvas flown by helicopter to Further Fi details were nol a offlcialing,g. 1Burial Win be a t 3 p.m. in D*' available aquifer haveiave dropped 5 feet. In , A ClovcnialeCleCem cJeryln Boise. - . Pocalello RefileglonaJ Medical Center Saturday Sa evening, an aquifer of volvolcanic origin, well ------Zoe-GoiderrHui,IU//.-A ------—FricH flrmrm aycal|-at-D em aroy'8 Good-— A -AndrewJJenton___ ------levglslrovtrdroDDC ------: ■irvy inrm j )DpethairavcraEer>fl?:3 -Zoea)ld«ri!nih - ‘"aQ“ P*«“ " —- Anurew " A n o y , feet, 90, of Glenns Ferry, died dk Thursday in 32, of Burley, died Saturday moilom lngas r man roilss car tw ic^______An aquifer __Is_an_underground^ Is ___ h i n e j ^ k i n s ------— ------Tn c s s u lt of lnjuries-auffered-In-a-iTi-moloc^i* ______------^------iJosephi - water-bearing rockroci formation. B om Feb-25, IBM. aalMaysvllle,Orc., i r clc accident. IE - Josephine /\kins, 73, of F I L E R - A Filer man was hospU According, to an Idaho Stat(3te Police Grouildwater w she altended school In L T hc funeral arrangem ents arc | r w ith d ra w a ls in 1980 ____ died- Frlday-at- Maglc-Valloy—r f spending - -tallzed-andI -J arresled for- drunken rc]repbrtrHall-was-driving-nort ^— —and graduale^^^Je a n d w ill be arinounccd by- > rth-w hen ab o u l 60,000'rooo' ac re -fe e T 7 ro m the Medical Centcr In Twin Falls I- Hansen driving Frlda>lay n l^l afler a one-car hehc failed lo negotiate a.curve Stale University atCoiV^ Mortuary of Rupert, eati about volcanic aquifer,e r. B e lw e e n 1977 and lef Illness, ' rollover at Dei scIkwI in LaG rnndeioiivj Deadman’s Comer, north 10:30 10; p.m. His car left the rrc o a f a n d i 9k , withdrawalsals from the limestone MX. H 1D08. In Wellington. of F i le r o ri th ee She married LeroyJM- ^ L o n M arch 0. le o ld U.S. 93 road,______toJ - ...... a q u ife r a v e ra gjed e d 5,300 acre-feel per m o v e JT o ld a h o fr^ Wyoming PaulineP< Estella VittelG toe Roy s. Hall, 1020, In LjiGrandc, fo^-,m l Ihcy moved lo all, no age available, of - tM i d . Glenns Fcrry. whc^?fa^ a .;;;-.;!;;)lie lived m o s f o j^ e r life In ' TWIN *; FALLS - Pauline EsKStella Vil- R o u te 2 w a s re: Illpy In 1W,V«ih<»-mAVtvl tn {ol reported In fair condition Hall I was taken by ambuiancn c e lo th e ------s h w :------^eloo.-7arOf-Pocflletlo-and-llege? •TwinFalls, Unlirc m cn l in 1979. and at the limi Glenns FerryCannlng KllchtnKil Boani. PlwroriM (ho huntor, J Surviving ar£ a son;onM-hlllp Hull or iveslde service will bo held death d « Stic was a member of t^c Jogger3 r_ man*on‘t h « > - — I ------E v e re tir W ash T T " d au l y a tio innrat-S unsct Memorl-—OO nirisllu h O iui^h In Pocatello. ^ iniDBr ^ ■■'M iadrcbu’ry,u'ry, "Stanford, t— has to walk, I Smoke ium; Robertson ot Glenns Perr'ot5;twoslsltra. ilh lhe Rev. P e rry DoddsofSl, sSurviving are: her husbsiband or 8“ wh" I'J. , S m ith , B cirkeley. rk e Brown, Catholic Cliurch officiating. Poi Itlctoc of i t a n d , o r cllclimb ond ro* i Faye Yeske and Neltlelo Conloy.C bolh ot Edword sCal P ocalcllp: a son, Dennis Vltli R e ed , L ewn is s and Clark, may cali al Reynolds Funeral Pocatcllo; Po< a daugliter. Joyce VicI’lckcrsof . quires a boiboot that will l-^Grande; elgh( grandchdchlldianiandslK OOlS B ow doin. HHarvard, o r Benn- /oeal-grandchlldrcn. A'so,Vsonprtcodcdhcr Twin Falis Monday, Tuesday Pocatcllo; p a two grandchildren;1; and a glvs -top fofool comfort Bnnis ington, Williamliams. University i ^ e a l h . ' and on Wedncdnesday until 9:30 a, m, slsisister, M argarvl McEwen of Kdli:dlnn. Mo. ft s s r v l c e . Y V o u r c h o k o « A mem orial scrvice wwas as held Salurday , SheSlit w as prcccdcd io death by a sonso ond a o ( i o l « t . of Colorado,3, IU n iv e rs ity o f s i s t e r . ______I, U n iv e rs ity o f ______-nt Humphcrvs FuneraliCJ!npsUlLCIcnns_SiiasX)- CT ) _ D a y / e y ____ ,______-— 5!=^ ______. H o n d ^ m a d a ido-ond-Cut^rS^^H P! .Washington, L Ferry. 'T h e funeral will'be IiclclT'uesd ■ ■ Idaho; a n d C:oloradoCoII«^' olo ■; " •HANSKN-N - Silas Deilwrt Uayluy, 80, p,n t o r n i m o dI. . Lace p,m . al While Mortuary Chapelil ini Twin „ , ' W h al do th esse s e ci o lle g e s h a v e , of Han.n.1. died( Salurday morning at Falls, Fal w ilh the Rev, Jam es TuTubbs of- S t o p f o r (Custom fitting at Ranch Boo______in'commpn?? StStudents from ; Roger Price Jr.^ • ...... -MaglcValieyley Keglonal M edical Ccnter.•• - ficintlng.fici Burial will be in Sunset'^I Memo^ - • gl nreh 21, liW , a t Basin, hew as rial ______BURLEV - Roticr Eu^onoPrteJr..Eui rial P ark .______CHAR IE’HORSE boot: LinemanisB ------— .a u e iiJ in g u r liu' son of itogcr Kugcne ai ral chapel ------^ bbUMain Avo. Soul No • l l r o chi Price, of Sandy. Utah, ai sarcn. . tod,today, Mondny, and unlll the limime of the •from cac h o)f f th e s e c o lleg e s. . • ic<.i .at Raft R iver and Gannett s c r „ • , forflMlni ______Burley, was stillborn T servlcuonTuc.sdny, . T h e C o mimuniiv m u School______iiundy hospital. — is'ldaho’s^onl^'in ]y " C o lIe ^ '‘p r e ^ ^ — morried Jennie Wlxom at , Surviving arc; his parct .r.nl.orSandy.a Soy'JnF™Feb. 18, IK7. fJCJames Irvin Carter paratory schoohool. Ninety-six slsler, Shauna, and nn brother,h .Jason, UncmbcMf4iio.IJ3S«Hirelh------f W K k percent of ouour graduates ______------ro o i— 51 Sfihdyi—“TiR— ir tnfllenun------^ , V . — rwrN-rAr.ts^=-Jamcrirvin DTS-6SH0EDEPAIR—- lg are; his wife of Hansen: 4545, of IVin Falls, dle UicraondaHlera:------4nembor-ol-Ui«-SouUMm-Id.-iho)H>-Molor— ------‘^iem istry, and B^ricM p^iiury of BurleyFloyUirchJFsooV CarRncing/Xssociallon. irpVj»dli iw held Wednesday al a combined EnEnglisli-history ••-'h3u,p.m.:in: in'll-•■5hnbc:^,.-'3)S.Slake.-_.A _ .A l lliall.T-,;ahi5,tlCA0v.<\donnamallolibs • ------^ - se m in a r. ------C entcr buria: rial_^M tw In Suaset Memorl-’ of TwinT Falis. was his fiancce. Tiirough demdemanding grad- ’ Alllson A. Ptoss>S Hi Park...... ' Surviving a r e : . his mollier,■r, J.inel . _ m ay culi al Wliile Moriuary ...... _ u a tio n rc q uj,rcmcQls.-small irc r ______. ^JKROME ^ AllisonI A. Floss, 66. of - - Friends ina Carter 'of Twin Falls;' four clchildren. afternoon al Sl. Oiapel-lil TwTwNrFalls on Monday even- ~ 5 classcs, a commmm itted faculty, Jerome, died Friday afl Shirley Smith of Twin Falls. Rachellc R. lay. and until 11 a.m. on and studentit pparticipation, .' ' Beneaum oi 'Doffftey," CCll a l i r r ~ i T ~ ------^ ~ — is'“ p r q j a r cd - —I fo r-co l lege;— ------ColIeBC“ ln~tJOBanr HcS- tcenlt ycyeare. ------H e m arriedled Dorothy R. Wilks June +7; • chapel clia today from S lo 9 pm.,-MMonday. • _ .. most-of.youreer.c'ollegu cxpcr--.': v . Surviving are: hisi wife,v M arian 1032, in TwlnFnFalls, and unlll noon on Tuesday, j V c disc^jivei icnce is to makelake thc mosl of Poscy-Ploss of JcromcLl> L l« o jla u iih lc r s _ .______i n - U liu itj'a iu l'liil from h is m arriage lo Hut!tuthSmiiti.^luth i Comc by toto ssee whal.wc ^ Modloyof-Oukley.-Co.-Calilrrond A n n a - ^ ^ ^ K f ... — i-an-application------i _ u u £O t t llic ill ;i ^iii en d ces ^ ------jmd_cnroll inin a school that Floss of Boulder:r (Creek, Calif.. fr^;-i-^is marriage lo FrarRanees Calia!w;_ llUPKItT--■ • - The funeral for I/irum K. call;all al th e funeral home .Mondayy fromf 2 ' I l l V C — want^uosce; youyoi do the brlst csiiiicT iir’ C reel cliciek a ti^^jhcr. Ijurei Plosss ol Jerom e: Iwo Stocking. W.84rof“ Ruperrr^'no~d!od*-t{rn;{TB:30 p .m ra n d prior to the scr\’n'Icc on job you can andanc to go on to slslere, Laurcne i%ngJcrr ol Greai Falls, Thursday, will be held Monday at 10:30 Tues ruesday, .. . I n in ic d i m - a college thatat w ill give you Mont., and Norma Justice Hansen M ortuary CTiapel In ig lrin tiaf^st tlcc of Meridian: a.m . at the Hi W id iilnIra\uil i iifl, m ^ k *not only a degree dc but a many grandcJiildren; and four great- Rupert official:iatlng. Burial wlli be in Paul ------... ._ W iilm iit, richcr experienrien c e...... - - —fPtnPtPrv-FrrFrl(»nrtc-tnn}r -pail-Zati:lhn----- ni J i m -luntif-aL-toc:: " " — ■ I - 1 ^ 1 - 'fh e funeral wltl bc heldcld Monday at 11 m ortuary chapel chc this aflemoon and UakiJaker. 35. former Burley rcsiden^ w h o ■ a;m.' In thc Hove-llobcrtbcrt.wn Funeral evening andionchourpriortothcscrvicc, or diedIled Inst .Monday in Soulh Americi■lea. Will IV im iiy ^ ■ y* T li^ T ‘ - C h a ^ ‘1 In Jerom e. wUlilh (Ihc Itev. Ulll on Momlay. IX!>c heldll a t 10 a.m . Monday In the■le Unily HaDV'officloting. Military7 RI Rraveslderlles LDS.DS Chapol, wilh Hisliop Merlin K.K Vosl ■■■Ilu- i-i.s 'iis s jx irl y iv i's IIS liu-si^ I't-iil Comminunity prohU ed by Uie vVmcriconan ILegion will be UUlU>:Y - • TJie (uneral for F.arhe.si officifflciating, Hurlal wlli be in Piei’leasant helcfAt Jerom e Cemetery.•y. Ix u rn Driesel,sei, 71, of Burley, who dietl view 'lew Ccincter>’. Friends may c; call at • |>,UlvIy «llvl4lcii(I» . Schihool ______rFf^ n d s m-iy c all al theIC funcriilfi chapel Friday, wilfrtjcheldT tie uesday al 2p,m , In mc.I'cCulloch'sC in Buriey lod.ny Trun Bttx 2118, K ctdiunJium . Idalio 83340 . ------to d ft-f rom- a*to-8Tnnraniran a on Monday— McCuitocn's'rX c R apel • In' 'nurlcy' H unal. :;«> p.m. ami at ihe church oneSFl^"-- — icv^litiiim illatvty=nvi i i : = : = ■ ' 'tro m M o 'io a .m . w ill! « In l>ecliccio Cemetery. Friends may ’ prior ^3 6 % - irior lo the scrvice. tvHiiiiJii^ u clicclfc- - • I - • A

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MAGICGICVALLEY G oiualcz. U 'na Cranerr aan n a W aller McCall, ali ol Hurleyey: W. Dan ' •’ "■ir’ REGIONAL.MEDICAL Ml CENTER G orrlnge of Oakley: Janetm et Treadaw ay ot;Ubion: Paul KloepferKl ol W » .^'.p^iispbrt ...... AdiAdmlitod . ------Pnul: Clatle MctWicejj and Iwval-Pen'ena-Jr. of T r u ; i t ------"M rsr-John • C ra n w r Deann3-l ' M adarleta of Buhl; Mi^. Dale•ale Kershncr and Mrs. Sam, Caniarcia. j am cs V uiilton, Wljllajnim II. Clawson and Kugenc ChcJlOO. all. ol I ------boJJiofnutK rtrandTV Ifsn’wraSraSlwusedlKlmljcriy:------— sno: 733-A92_S______------* ------r Uurlcy;.-Sbcrr>' Shepherdw n T ^ ' daugliler'orDaXiejnTn«TTOdd^ — — ------R e J ^ ...... D ahlbcrg of Malta, , Bob Selbolo l & R o sc o o P a tto n - ______...... M re. Thom as Miller ahd son3n o.of Twin Falls: Mre, Dennis Franranson 834 FallsIsAvo.-SuifolOlO / and daughter, Jennie Bikkendiendorf and Jerri Brtwn. all ol Bulil:Ul MINI!INIDOKA^ftEMORIAL M rs. Jen>- Dlckard of Kimbenberly; Mrs, T im Boyd and son-oJ ton ------Admitted ■ Edward □.>U IN TW iN F A U S Gooding; Gcrnld Robbins of>f YYuma, /\rli.; Linda Rickmanm ; and Yolanda Vega. Shariaria Rauson and Su.un Kerschnc of : o ^ daughterof Jackpol; and Jameames McCabe of Filer Hupert; and Teresa TJwmjomscn of Burley. • ^ Estnbhshca U ______^ Phono: 734.9 lOf. BlrtbB . R e le u o d ■ Mo7it>grs N cw Y ofk-Sloch - A son lo Mr. and M rs. W alter;er Dixon[ of Wcndeil, G ra d e McGinnis of Heylleybum; Barbara JoToiman of Hurleylii nnd ■ ln.n.0 •. GenoSturgiii ______S asan lyerschnerot Rupertpert. 1027 Blue Lakes

AdmittedA di • ~ ^ J Sons lo i l r . and Mre.5. FranciscoF Vega of Rupert andnd Mr. and 3. Jo n es & Gi - Leona Craythom. Slcphanl(anlc Andrew, Lols Adams, PaPaulo Mrs. Jerry Thomsen of BuiBurlev. tf tan J I >ch E.cftange.Jnc- " S u n d a y.August ,^ 12,1984 TImos-Newi-Jews, Twin Falla. Idaho B-3 _ ¥ M ta g i c i l l e ;v _ _

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- B y R•ICKSHAUGHNESSY IC Idaho FallsI ccalls Stallings '‘naive” for sc • schedul- egy "was workingJng but we have the responsibiIblll- SttU ilngs s a y s statemements e mnde In Idaho by: - TJmes-lis-Afert'sw//flr- In g th e a d s. ty of a c e rta in degiiegreeoftruU i.. .Bymysilcnicncc Vice President Georgerge Bush spwify the-Re-' ------“ T h e r e ’s nonc way any Congressman cai c f m b e a l ( I ’m giving h is c la l m s ) a c e r t a f h a l r o f tru th andai publican Party’s posltlorItlon that no public official T W/IN lh FALLS — Richard Stalliniliings plans to every commi ■' '10 obove~the Tepor tax records publlc,”- __ r_i[______validity of Hansen’s claimsi of innocence d a n c e to Uie a ------^^L_lhe_yal ‘ attendance of oUier representBntatlves says. S ta llin g s a d d s, K four felony convictions, onlhB “M me'Cifcommlllees: ------»— /-say's Stallings has never nrun “I assume he (ilanscinMn) thinks il would be ^ “whose-campaigrrthiirfar t 'T h oe HRicks College history p ro fe^i^ r, Hanscn’^S talllngsrv r has ef- issue-oriented cacampaigns.. “Thai’s why Jhe politically damaging.'S’, legally1< damaging” to ilrted the Issue of Hansen’s ppe e rso n a l a lw a y s lo st.” Sco n IDemocrocratlc challenger In the Idahiiaho 2nd con- iM llvely skirl M resb y sa y s. _____ make the required disciaisclo.surc, Stallings.says,______•oblem s, ack n o w led g es Uial a ' ■ If gressioiiional District race, is schcdulent of th e tim e .” it co n tin u es. s p o ts. • Hansen’s effei :ffecliveness as a member■ cof convictions prohibit staff6rs stal from discussing. H is blitz beginj i n s M o n d a y B ut Ii S c o resb y of ' S ta llin g s sasays he believes his campaign I Hansen staff worker John^ S< ign stral-■ Congress. th e c a s e p u b lic ly . _____

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------t w i n f a l l^ s — M oi^ -th a n 20 years ago, Lylee " D o c " W o n d e riic h . M * . a n d w ife , “ B u tc:h h ," / e n te re d th e h o rs e J J B t ’ breeding businessess after purchasing DSHjj W elsh p o n ie s for rth their chlldrcn. U fi| Thousands of animalsan later — and B 6 R ------a f te r b u ild in y -aa sjGpild-reputatlon a s - S |||i horse breedersI - — th c W o n d erllc h s ';7 ' “| have decided toI reiretire and follow the advice cmblazoazoned on their t e ® R o sc A c re F a r m1 stasti tio n e ry . WHM That Is, to “Take'a k e tim e to sm e ll th e r o s e s a lo n g th e way.”wa: jpjWv ^ 5 3 j ^ r ------— “W e'vc-bccn-aj-at-lt-for-over-25-p^® ^ y e a r s ," s a y s D oc.xj.Gl, ( “ It’s been good T : tous. (But)itwasja s a lot of w ork. II go t L ____ ...tobetodmuch.” ______■ ______The family heldiold_n_dlsPcrsal~snlc' ■ r ■: Saturday at thclr!lr farmf west of Twin ; •Palls. All their• stockst was sold, in- hnn-100.quarter and p a in t h o rse s, dinner Flight,t. aj champion race The RoseA cre salcjlebarn w as packcd withth buyers for an auctionon m arking thc retiremcm ent of the W ondcrlich*hses f roni-tlie horsL busiluslncss—rr - horse and stallionlon of thc farm, took ------.. . In a p r ic e o f S3G,opp.0M., „ ._ ... 'ever.- learned “fron] lhe schoc:hool -liorsebusiness,-eiUier.- . --- - Wonderiichch - become accomplishedI association i president* andnd irfaklng efforts aren’t ah Buyers from allail Hme—froifronfrof-thetrstellto LHLfniigd.fl_inarkcLioc------iresicient of Uic American W onderllchs’horseirse business. a n d ""you’re y really confined.” I_____liu lclL a d d siiiaL slicJia s-b; I w n m n st .th e m . T h e ir_hlooe organi2arftJ3r'"p»’Sn 5 W ^^^•;;‘^You-have-a-certain 5 ‘s pride-ln-a-4indpt Ihc animals.lals.-Butchagrees with" —— luglioul-lhe-years^. Doc main wouldn't compote3te with each other, throug lain- • His source of pride ”™O' rth'TCars-Ihelirftct - ' - p ^ u c l y o u ’v e c re a te d , yo('ou-want i to her husband thatlliat' it wns tim e to quil. 1‘d.hls job as an anesUieslologis ------•------1 I ■ . .-saysButch.CO...-______.._ .ta ln e d 3gisl 'was watching his chilliidren — -who ------r a is e th e b e st y o u c a n ," sheleadds., She compared.*d it-to-athlelesil In the - Doc was raisedised on a farm In InlViiw in F a lls Include veterinarian LyLyle R. Jr. and Bulch sa;says she was smitten by Il has been frustrating,', however, I Olympics wiio10 can'lcj continue forev- wasn't all good limes in lh Kansas and kne\\new horses. Butch. It w lhe Twin Falls City AUUtomey Fritz . travelingI aaround lhe country as: when\ the results of Ihelrr b re e d in g ei-. “ Y o u ’v e gotlot totc r e ti r e B om etlm e.” j

D ital-be)a rd = t@ ^r i e c e i v e M S e r e ^B g S E f i p la n • B y A N N E T T K C A K Y :y ‘ AAug. 27. lie says. The tenorir ofo the discussion appointIt to the holding company., TheTl named board would remainre intact, bul would Icacave althougli il is supporlcM rted by th c p a tie n ts It Timcs-Ncws writer thentl will determine when he asks the board iioldingg companyi and the hospilalII wouldv. then final decisions)ns aboul the hospital to ithe treats, not tho laxpayciayers. Burn’s reorganiza-i fof( r lls e n d o rse m e n t, h e sa y s.s . n e e d lo to negotiate a lease with the tl couniy holdlng.compan)an y . tlon plan would makekc thcI hospital a private; TWIN FALLS-Hos lo sp ltal a d m in is tra to r Uill Ill the pasl, II has b(^n:n Burns 1 who has commis;issloners, m ost likely a flve-yie-year lease. The hospital'tal's foundation, home lical;:altli n o a -p ro fil ho sp ital. Burns l3‘ready to tun lunj the Idea of corporate inlnKluccd ii and supported thethc plans for cor- Burnssa sa y s. scrviccs andI a ’ new for-profit branCh toI ssell • If a simple majority•Ity of> v o lc rs w ould agreci reorganization of Magiagic Valley Regional Med- porate p reorganization, most r st recenliy al July Beforcire a referendum on the issue>ue w ould b e h o sp ilal servicc/Ices lo otiier arca health cacare to the plan. Bums sajsays It would offer the IcaiCenterovertOthclhfihispltal Iward. hesays __- aa n d A u g u si lu n c lie s fo r-a grou; roup of community pul togegether.- the hospital wouldd sponMr5 a facilities wouldlUld a lso r e p o r t ' to :th e holdl:ding' hospital;morc freedomlom to c o m p e te .w lU i'a rc a • "Now it’s Ume to comeCOI back'to the board,” leaders. U Bul he w6iild likeike ‘.'Uie board lo "masslv live coinpalt^” to promole[e corporateI company. ------hospitals at-a time wheiwhen hospitals across the— — hesays. “I'veput myly toet In the w ater. It is up • a.ssumea the leadership role role in corporate reorganiinizatlon. he says. The sooncDnest a vote T h e holdingg companycc would have to adhehere nation are having lol«cI l«comc more.aggrcsslvo -rc.slrucluring,-hesays.------to-Uie-board- -if-lh6y-wanl-lo—r< ------:— c o u ld bo>0 h e ld w o u ld be D ec em b er oro r January. . - loalea:feagreeireemeniwith the countycommmis-— to r e m a in In b u s ln c s s r r ______discuss it." ___ ^ If the J^oard decides lo sufsupport corporate . Bums^ is p rp p o sln g U ial Uie countynty lea.‘«!jlie _ slo n e rs bul_wwoulci oi JioLreporLdirecUy .toil H e^Iahs 'to addn:ldn^~Uie"^ss1billty’^ I rircorganlzalion, the next stdp itdpw iirunrpi“ HospitarilTo a holding company, conlomposcdof commlssionerscirsoranyoUierboard, repair of sophlsllcaledgledgnedlcal equipment, lo ______reorganization at thc10 mr onthly boa rd m e e lin g together U a committee to conconsider poople lo five to s ' seven business leaders. Thtrhe hospital ' MVRMC isis nowi owned l)y_the minim ly. .S e e HOSPITALTAL on P a g e B4 E v atns t hangessaTCS ~~~ blessses ^ Utered regigistratiorrr^stem "^s W C llL o

U yA N NNKTTKCAHY l- . _ will get Ihcir chance l9> 1register. The Studentss Inli the second enrolltjieutt untill Uie last days of regisils lra tio n to u a rly to h e lpp StudcjitsSti througli regls- lOQTl ■Ncwswrilbr final IwtJ' days are scscheduled for group shoulculd have no trouble finding5 decidec to enroll are morcrc likely to- .Iralion. "That’;hat's where miSitorship ...... S B A I students who decidc to registerrc al Uie classes Uiallal have not already filled,, dropc out than other sludenl.slt.s. h c sav .s. s t a r t s ." U ingreligrellsaj^. — .TW INN FALLSI -S taples of.Coliege(ge lasl^minule and slUl neet■ed to lake CSI Langrell says. sa' Most reluming stu- ' — ^By£>lANEH(50LE| - :j)lc‘ on M han sfcsboulU-giHJctLiiin rl of Uie past wltii_a''newew Tiie staggered .reglsUstralibn-dalos-student6-to(< take. And he hopes Uiat-®i_one-of the collegi-' • -' !!•i [ii.‘ ;! : reyistratioiiproiprocess, I..angren says. . ______GI£NNS-FERR - - G o v . •ation system. should help alleviate Uiclhe crush lhal giving wait [ year. Key lo the : • i, ;i ’alk-in students the last > ■'.'V 'rH '' .StiBlHils neetnoed lo go to Uie Taylor John Evans came“ >“ Sludcnlenls will begin registering on usually occurs on lhe fir 1 o p in g s t r o n g - ties-iR.-v.Mt.ni« Sludenls. first day, says_ enrollmentIt dalesd will be Incentive for ° ion Building to register. . a n d fa c u lty m e m h o rs.- — ______’ ft V. HuLonlv-studP-nb; whn nt-at-. Ron U nuirll Hlrpftnrir nf stiidenl' Utom-to-matnalto an oa r lio r doc islon to ° Ihe college during Uie lastis t s e rv ic e s . L a s l y e a r 450 students-sloodsti altendCSI. S o in s te a d of li'avini; couti.-. liclals and friendsxb on thi! ap- |„y iti.H.'lorshelp sent acro.oc ia te .o f S c ie n c e c , s l m i l ^ m a n n er 'wiu i oth ci— - - - B e g r ig L fI 'j FALLS College ol small businesseses statewide. - TWIN oi“ w oreniarcrltictzcdihis-!rspring-when—requirement?mis— for— a— clwmlcal—c__collegc.UiiiialL ______'______sp e c c h . ICnglliilgllbli. social scicnce or ...... S o u U ie mm ] Idaiio's <\ssoclate of Scicnce soidEvans; -- Ion of Schools- eoglneeringlg degree .lnclu(lc„only_a_,____ T h e . A s s o c ia te iJf_/‘V

E P Ato t r e c e iiv e c o mim e n ts1 o n aqi]u ifer Itij2[ciads.^0"faa’ftopistsS. T W IN F A M ^ - At a T u e s d a y lo a n s to bulli uild new drain wcUsor other mont, r Gooding. Jefferson,n, Jerome,' loan applicatioItions on hand and 21 hearing Jn Twin P'alls.s. MagicS Valley waste wal #ater dlspc«al systems Lincoln, L Madison. Mlnldokiika. Power, walcr-developnipment loans which ef-- . resfdenls'will have a la - iM CaAe-9/ioies|es§tofta&:. I last c h q n cc to p e rc o la tinig g IntoI th e a q u ife r. T e lo n a n d Tw in F a lls c o u nlies. lk feet water qualla llly I ." iA&ied ’^UEai ...... m eet wlUi Envlroiimenti ental Protection InlerslateJte highway projects,-- Opposition to Uie planI has1 been Marshall saidaid that sole-source des- Agcncy officials to dfscuscuiis.lhe desig- municipal s S ' . 1 sewage treatment plants expressede: by George Lermmon, a Ignallon couldild ^clp stale officials. iwiijieM's Softs' -H agcrtnan~Vallcy /Ish farrirmcr. who -obtain federalll ffunds for bettcr-waler ------‘‘sole source" fordrlnklniking water., . might also i T o,illi.dinfe’imiilK iim lo on ~ ' ' 10 receive EPA scrutiny If _worrlesJhaLUie.sol(hsource w rfprmatton,plan .i for Uirough olher•means, m^ he says. ___ ...... p o r a tc 'c c nmcrsthaniavc-agreed tc to . .. _IhchospItalcouidalsoMY? ECONOMMICAL? I Nev., and other area.s,IS, c o n tra ctin g e rs . wllh present facilitiesi or competing ThehospltJ?ltal would also bc relieved I for pallents_Thc planan would also of Its legal11 iresponsibility of holding I ^ L ^ u sst AskTrhe VVonman E vans- W h o D r ri v e s O n e !

•C o n tin u ed fro m PageB3Pai fromltsownim re so u rc e s, « ■ electronic circuit Imarcards, which Evans apfipplaudcd lhe Heaths on > ■_Heath finishes by adding, a< the Qieir determi-mination and Innovallon In | ____ fileclnmlc_parl£LJlicm5£asclyes^rc- ostablishlnpr viously, Heath has bad■d tot( purchaser thcirhometo\itown of Glenns Feri7 . "Il’s I SOBm mi E E the ra\^t)oards frnm oHier o»i compa- (he way II 1( sh ; o u ld b e _done,y, safd _ | INEXPENSIVE .A N p j —)' builttostay ^ ^ ‘ t h a\ T t W\ A y i ------E v a n s - KuU! uw iiur - IixT x; ry HL‘;iiii— ^ E v fln r s alid ifl Ihfi SUA yJ316in Is part“ l ‘ s o u g h t h is assi.sta n c e lastst wwinter.- ’ ofhlsPRO-Id-Idaho programlo promote 9 r r r — "HiejfiiMGCdcdtrcrrgctTa!tTa-lDngtEnii=lndustrlal~d{ ::devclopracntr:thronghout=^ loan to develop this indu;idastry.” said the state. Becie c a u s e o f sta ff a n d m oney — E v a n 9 .-" W e 'd lik e to tbunlive W agon .. n a m e d fo r th e .‘iection1 ot ol law tli.it 'L. , ...... '• ...... Siar authorizes it. is a feileralcrally Insured' ■Ttieyve golB all kinds of excuscs 9 9 5 liouldn’t have one," said proiam for fixed assetsel tlnanclni!, '* y " A S K T HlE^W E OW lAN W HHO DRIVES O NIE" t The-prlvate lender -- Pioneioneer Federai K y.n^ pan/ans said a depariment Credil Union — providesSM M perccnt of would play a i critical part in thc _____ ^ th e _ lo a n ___The Truasuiiisure Vallov Itrowtli ,indi diversityd of indi^ti7 in C e rtifie d D e v e lo p m e n t & Ci rp . Issu K long-term debentures foro r •41) p e rc en t, " I would likeIlki to se c so m e th in g lik e a a n d th c d e b e n tu re s a rc guaranlot'dbyI'ua ^Silicon Valle;Iley. here In Idnho thal c/AHYONMOTOFRSSUB)ARU - the SBA. IncrcasinisIng • their would provldiirldc that 'kind of cduca------m a r k e ta b il ity to im-ffttor:

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______'-■'-I. ------' • - r ~ ~ ~ ' ______\ • ^ T h e Self-IndulgentI t f i m S p e n d e r . Sometimes it’s hareard " M S to.save money, - ~parlicijl^jy;jvhenltieriip Pa - •- - — — T h e r S o l are so many things to ______-? — . ------S a v e r r r ' , \ bijy b and so much to c .1____ T he Involveced Investor* ■ . If you airalready ... S ; a m k : But a regular savingsgs habit ' — • MakiR9-yo»;-mr■^ooe y w drk-hard-is whivha! ------1 hovo Q goo}eed------^ ~is'the-bes t-way.-to get;et-ah ea d :------— involved investorsDrs ahd-IB&t have In common,cc savings halhabit, ■ .A B h S And IB&T can m ak e ilit.easy to ^ M any financial coiconsijltants fecommencnd you- can kek eep it start. Choose betweer;en the ' keeping portionsis ofc your investments; s a fe , alive with a convenience of a pasjassbook an d ano th er poriicnion liquid. IB&T can saccount, the high rateates of ------■ both o'bjecitves.. Keep Ki at least three memmths' " your regulaular.savings allocation1 inloi a • 'certificates, 'c( or the flexlexibility of a • • after-tax-income? inir a h ig h^arning mot;ioney - passbookk aaccountrAftera'while iie. convert p a n 7 Wmoney rriarket accounlunl.'a W ------m ark et'acco u n i.. TThen keep'25% of yoyour ‘ ‘ to a high-yiii-yielding certificate. Yoibu.can choose you y( open your accoun)unt, a s little ftjnds in a higli-yie•yielding certificate that3t is ■ your rate,(. bbased upon term ancid principle. a a: s $ 1 0 each.paychecl-3Ck will k eep ^ The Bankk' — r-protecled-from losloss by-FDIC insurancece.-You ------Plus; you-c.j-can add to your-certiftificate-regularly— -your-savingsrprogram-im-healthy, ------9 r-3bday’s.Idcd a i l o - . — ^ ------stay in-control bec)ecause-you can choosiDse your at th e samme t rate..Naturally..youiuriunds._are AAnd later, when youI rereally n eed rate, based-upon'!in'lerm and principle. • ■ safe becau!au se o( F DIC insuranctce—------^ ------n-morieyrybuMI-haveltr i ------IDAHOHO BANK & TRUST'CO. • MEMIMEMBER FDIC Migtrcmts^ ------S u n dja a y . A ugust 1 2.1984- TImes-NQ s ^ e w s , Twin Falla,’Idaho 6>€ ' • Contlnuedfrdfrom Page Bl stark*k and gray, devoid of ai any portion of tbelr.lncocome from farm The rmodem, all-electric aparp a rt- lestlc'trappings to soften Its a neatly on. iho woodi»den shelves next to 5 ap- work or from worki•king as a tryck, ments: ptpresent.a.starU lngxontrast-1ist-to- laiT*wWn3l!TM?gMMnCT^ p e ara r a ni e e . it. driver, hauling proc•oduce from tiie IheNorlstria n d b u ild in g s, sh e sa y s, he refrigerator Is still runnin Thehum ofarefrlefrigeralorcompelM .The uilng, fields to Uie factoriesles which- process E^uibul W says sim ilar housing coui H i e n e w M;icintoshKh,tliecom puter>D u ^ed Into the lon^ ouUel in tl w ilh th e low voluin.iim ie-of sound c o m in g P>Ui>Se n tho the crops, the whole! familyU is eligible be avalhailable to more migrants; bi i : • ______- tollvehero."heexnlai ______.don't liavilavttostudvtolKUU _ _ fro m lU ie s m a ll ,b!a(black and white tPlP. : la jn s,______I h a l_ ai_jiumbec_oc_farmers-4n~Ui _ j -Applellc ' ______vision set whldi sll; Look at the cord,*'~says PenP e n a . K sg u ib e l sa v s it Is ■ j[Uon_aJable3oth ___ a p p iia n c c s a re plugged pl into one po'nfirifin g to a p la c e W here tw o exposa‘ Co]onia.;:j e-accGptaijie to~Esqulbel an • T08 Vt away the trashstL_Ju£selvefir— . and 7 3 3 -8 3 8 31 ■ S/. Addison - 72734-1357 • : ------mouier-in-law cle^cans lhe lavatories. P^^a.3. T h c ho u sin g unit Is lh th e I - - ______fnn/’gfipnrtrtg- - ...... - .______prxicesiess of being renovated..------When Esquibeii asksas her wliat im- . Thee_.liouslng i manager, JefrWi eE v c V ' ------^ . p ro v c tn u m s s u e wvould ou like lo see. sh ^ s a y ^- thl a r u iu - p r o jw t- n a s T c c c'ivua lvC' ------^------_____ says "cuMhe_gra£wass_clean-up-tho-E>:ai-^y from_memb<»r?i nf-the_sui-sur------^— Irasli. fix lhc reslrooro o m s, g e l th e le a k y — dlng.coramunity,. He_says_-_ tlh h e .. . ______ro o fs fixed a n d alallow only docu- commumunity doesn’t foel it carriess thth e - :------m e n te d w o rk e rs tcrii' hercT^"------a u ra -o-Of-aslum f -as does-the-Norlanila n d — :------O n e of th e g ro u p oof f m en idled by tlie p. r a in y w e a th e r Is a fifield c re w m an ag - ^ young mother sliows off lie r ,er. He says Ihc farrfarmer hires him lo ^partmtment with noticeable prideride, • ______o y e rs e o th e 20 docuticum enled lg -she feels very luckv In havila v d ' a n i ^ pla cc in w hich iT live, ^ whbworkforhim. ----- Albeie i t s o n s ^ : ------He repeats Uie t! .sentiments , Sheai2 anti her husband fit the crlterl;e rla , expressed just a few minutes earlier' [or occiccupanls set down by the Farna rm M b y th e yo u n g w omlan an In the family. Housinging Administration, which build;illd s \ "We don't like hahaving the illegals administers such projects, say;says , , J h e ro . A s a m a n a g ecr.Hiave r, no control Web. DDepending on Income, the ren t %Suntlay, I L*s fro m SR to SSO a m onth. Monday, I s I o v e r, th e m . T h e farmers fa p.iy llie .TuesdayI Speciali undocumented worko rk e rs d irec tly , un- " o s;says U Colonia Is-openI tott ' ^ less they get lakeiIken away by the {^/sonsms classified as domesllc farn e r s o r m ig ra n t farm w o rk e rs.T He , : ...... COI •'% :»-C3C22CO> Iu p 6 n —--.. g Immigration authorilorllles before they ‘aporer: ...... - c o i mIPON ...... ___ get Uieir money.;.’hehesays.- - ______that many of the tenants remairl a i n , I ------■------^ 9 9 1 - , - " W e a re p a id $28;28 to S38 p e r a c re ; • • un its ye ar-ro u n d . I j * ------the Illegals arc paidlid ionly S18 to S20. If s *long as one memlwr of thcth e I Uils doesn’t stop, wwe e' won't come back *amilyly is bringing In a sul}stantial" ‘•■'I ■ ■ fc S li S J P ' h e r e ." h e s a y s . I ' . j Walking over to lo' C abin ‘23, P ena’ , ' notes an abandonedled refrigerator sit-. I ^ tin g In fro n l of o n e! oof f th e c ab in s w hich ~ “ryECORATINGDEN. h a s b e e n de.serled.' WE'E MAKE HOUSE "T hai’s a death traplr.i for some liltie CALM I S . . . FREE j Large! AA Eggs^i Milk— i kid forsurc.’’hc says^>’s. ' ...... KBread ^ ______Cabin 2;Jis. empty,ptv. The occupants^ . ____ ■ - i : : .....■ ------h5yc;fL’ft. proirjiflyny. lji«di. away by'" Homa.2*V, I*. ■ W M l^ ^ immigralion officlaIclals' d u rin g tiro " B gallon I 'l . I>oj, ^ ______niglil. says Pena.I. .;: atltlinn that Uie • ^ ., _____W ith • ■ ■ W i« h ______■ camp~is-oiten~the~tai'targcfof searchcs“ —rr r/ '‘r;~ “ “pon ■■=== j^^^Coupon ^ f o r th e Illeg als...... _L'.-'-.CU4tOM OM ^M tt« i i - ...... - ...... In contrast to Cablia b ln 28.11HS unit is '” 1|.'..'. .VtBtlCAlflLIMDJ • “ fl “ - t »eiD*»sc»o»------I I ' .1M*0E*-V*L*NC£* " . .WINIBUH05 f i — ^ ' ' ' .upMOisitnT % T i d b i t s --- •StlCCTtO : : / Coupon Cood ■ ^ WALICOVCNINO ! 4 JP |j' P»'Covpon J5h<*■ Ih.uAuQ.'U ■ _ _ ■ *-** * ■-■.■AllAlHcroona ,■ w ■ » i» JP. Mi ______The Morse alpl^atxlatxl code for tele- m ^ 71 g r a p h y w a s p a te n tee d inI 1835. ” "o'" *"8Ans IN IV,' p-0()v,cu f guKj.iIrt,]' ' Acoo,ol,», Ol,l r.««,«n5, 41.0,, cn"- ^ j . ^ ■>»- . . .

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"He met Spanish speakliking people, M ^ T • • Hiciidstort Center In BurlBurley, says she in Texas be b e c a u s e h e spoke S panish —.■. ._ Qand he ieam ed to communjnlcate with ^ / g > — -wlUr**her-ffll-^he=«rarrt=Vi-^ani-m s-chJidren-treaf^^ I—uiem rH e had-not-been-expcposed ^iothelCT— i - lo t t t f i a ^ ' — ■ ti^ant.famllics,” perhapsaps because she . that way, assette y, so he made us speak; CChlcano culture beforo r e ,’’ ^ e I n f y f i s o n ce a m ig ra n t heirself. rsc Engilshinonour home," sheexplalns. e x p la in s . R e fe rrin g to h e rs e lf: a s a Chlcano, a " I h a ve (Inally ( realized thal I was " H e te lls m e h e en jo y edIthe t experi- I7J ^erm which stems from•om the Chavez depriving; mn yself of an.enrlchlng.ex-—:-ence,-and-has.gdlten-ln-t< e -touch-w lth-l^ ------a a r m w o rk e rs ' m ovemientofihel960s. cni perlence E:by letting myself bc con- h im s e lf, too. - T a p e!—Sup m igrants: whou comc to the center, "The one that really getsts me going TDK "ans than there were ChitChlcanos in our says Gerhai^ a rd t. ]cIs. ‘If Uiey don’t want M S vJM . >'<\nip,!lshce?(plqlns.______"T h e y .wwant a thelr^chUdron lolbw ^- E n g lis h , se n d th em b a c k to P " T h e r e w er^-io o f u si InIn' m y fam ily ." b o lh la n g^ages u a — a child should np(>> ‘.‘That’s stupid." she sajlays, "How ~ ^n U IrB m S A C -- 9 0 (special pak) -she says. "I broke mjmy back and be deniedd hisi first language o f^ s can c they wnd me back to Mcxico? p J IJ.1TZ1 g ■ '-■hlgh-blasau(u d i o tape ...... — ^blistered my hands allI djday. and then- culture^hi-he should be proud of w hat~rI'm an American — I wa:las bora ih fj| ^ ”camc home at night to cook, keep heis."sheee emphasizes. \\W ashington.” 3 ^ 2 f o r $i / 4 . 9 9 .. Irhouse and lake care of ithe younger ______- fh i ltlr e n in m y fam ily , r Vl turned all my wagesIges over to my ir ® T D B ^ D 9 0 ;;da(l witiioul asking quei]uestions," she ...J l ____-^conlinues-^lnever-occui:curredtom eto------n - f iiQ- f normal bias audio3 tapeta Q -quesUon him. The manin v w as thc boss ^inliiefainily." 2 f o r $ S I . 9 9 5 ^ 2 Gcrhardl says ihingss hihave changed ^ 9 0 ~ - f o r h e r . (special p S e l e c t i n g 'pack) 2 f o r S i Z "I ask questions, and 1 lell my ^ $ 2 . 9 9 - 1 3 ------____Ii!iisl)and,lYoii_do.lhe.dls.dislies.lonighL------______.Jsp.eclaj:Bi!.sasKL______B _____ 2 (ierhardl's assertiveliveness re- A/ V r r a n g l n g -siirfaces when she retireturns to the C i p ‘ s u b je c t of sp e a k in g E nglisgllsh.. r U'urnishings »TDK. ; ■ \= ...... "1 never spoke an;anytiilng bul p H H . '^ T D K • K n /;iish UH(/f J m e t m y■ hhu u sband w hen . By r W ^ SUPER ==iwa-n8;^^n(rm y5===— ------Jcjp-Anrt-Rose- - ^ 5 £ l A ch loiving v ii "bolonco" omong youiour.hom e furnishing voria W ' T B M I t molhing that intimidatesi rrmany*homeownors. porl a o o ______L" jM ja n y -s j ------—b e c o ujsi>-it-3eomT'|M s c 0sy-fQQhc^o-cxpoHonCGd'docoralor - s o m y s’aterioufr-to-thlg f i v o rJB ^ ^.i. • i " “Bin-Balcalance isn:t^e.qjjy o mysteryery..Ar\yone.who.has arrarbnged _ -pfl- - , 1 X 1 / ° lo sotting for dinner or aI bowlbc of flowers has ochi(lie v e d necessi t h is k^ind in of balanco . ond. prope^portion without thinkingig to o E a VHST-120:o 20 'M «« I muchakabout it. You can do tho somom o with furniture, video tape HIQHGRADE video vld tape a — I I Q n ------^ D o - n3f^trive-f6r o r too rigid drran•angembnis'. They can 'moloke d " IlJ -fof Englil i o 1 1 r o o m ilook o monotonous. Movingg a poir oflovescats face o( o c h $ 6 . 9 5 $ 8 . 9 5 o l h e r •before b( tlio fireplace, or■ b pair of motching chair ■ - By S/\I{AH MURPHY - . fin o .* butb'u then strive for differenrence elsewhere in thc ro ffggfi te/s “ T im e s-N e w s c o rre sp o n d e r D o n ot l nm oke everything ".match."1." JdJD Polariroid n IS you v^oulc] ovoid putting c ----- Video-1^ ■ [^OOi . . . ■ J u s t OS ' g oil the sam e kinds and s : BURLEY - Domicindcndo anti ,Uma 5 Tape -. Video'eoT ape H wer cuttings in ono place in 0 florol disploy. don't ' pp i o c r M v'ideoTape i d j , ^ 2 0 \ -Casas, migrant farmwoi workers Item .„|| y„urur toll pieces (or heavy or short pieces) together,r. Bol- H n , L - 7 5 0)Beta £ - Texas, say the only waylyloecloulot I onc^is, is simply on arrangem ent of different elem ents in o w o y BIT-I 2OVH.'HS $5.99 S6.9I .T-120VHSHS $6.95 13 Z the fields is to leam EngSnBllsli, a goal rectos agreeable change,, butbi with 0 sense of unilyly a n d ’.95 ____I.tliey.havc.accompllshed.thttjltsum m cr,., ..properli,rtion that pleases the eye. t-120hl-gragrade $8.95 W 2 Both of them attendedM the Cassia find n, our salespeople con givegi' you freo export, frie.iondly H L -25“Bet3eta .$2.99| “ Counly summor migrantmt iproeram In . holp inn achieving. tho righf bolonilonce and personal oppeol’ol for I^J 1 Burley, Domiclndo, to leaIcanrto.speak d e c o r •. . . d n d a t p r ic e!S s ti h a t w o n 't u n b a la n c e y\ o u r l j 3 Z English, and Alma, toijarearn lier grad- budget‘t forf fine quality homo furnisn is h i n g s . , - uate equivalent degree. . Pricesesgood c - Q T M WelccIcome I I I j. I - Domiclntlo says Spanisanish-speaking ^ r i 1 TII 8-1^M 4-84 H : people who come to thishis country to S.WSE p i 251 M air]ln Ave. Y O v erlan d ^ ____ :\wrk_muslv.(nce_lhe_rcali:caHly_o(_lan*J_ ___ — ^— " f c l" -----TwlrrIrrFalfs------^------Im burloy Ov 1^ ■ “ _ - guage. The unwrlllen slgisign, "English " ------; B u r -.spoken here." hangs over/e r all doors to k i o m - I opportunity, in bolhI Texas1 and T.M fm : B iirle y , lie sa y s. YourDrexel Herleritage Store . *- -Ify iiays-licTTiade'n firm'rmTfccisKtmo “ “ I 3J3 2 0 M a in A v o n u d N d n h ------— ------7 3 « t O 0 — - study English afler beingng thwI arted in I L - ^ t '-- Zan attempt to find a Joblb J: in a c arro t- ■ ;; p a c ic tn B ^ ra rc h o u sc ’i n ''Tcxas-=-'‘l— T t -didn’l know carrots couliouldn'l speak - S p a n is h ." he launlilnK lysa:’says. ______* : Soon ^ ler arriving in Burlcy: for — nsum m er work. Casiis. wh(who spoke no V tK nglish at all. and Almaia enrolledi in J :;ihe Cassia County prograiI’ra m ; attend- r - Q fg f i ------:iniTclas5C5-lhnK rhDurgTiim n 'GTcntng:— ------;fniirdaysaweek, Ahna. who had finistjedied the eighth .Il’.radi.'-iii Texas but had thethen dropped ...... JSERVING MAGi G l C V A L L E Y SSINCE 1935 :uiil nf school to work, saysysshe j is very — ipm ud.oI hi*r.newjy acquiret:ired.G .E a ______' “ 1 soon found th a l 1 kvouvould have to, ------iljc u farmworker all my life-wlthoul—li ; the she says. "Now,ow, I am free ■ lo tr a in for w ork 1 re a lly like.liki hc-3aysr"W c~*^'B~Y\W

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The 24 werc pickedked to te repre- senlativo for cancerr cc: a se s in th e s u it . j s - = G EIQ file d by v ic tim s a n d Ihelrthe survivors. ^E tEBI N! Dale Haralson, anolmother plaintiffs' m attorney, said thc noticenol of appeal NoW w is a great tim e to0 iserve^our fam ily ------^w as-disapRplntlng -I p g c ted ______aular-M exIcan-stvIe H e sa id h e h a d hoj hoped the court COUTjrse m eals. Save duiJuring Safew ay’s Si AMEI . ruling would convln RITE ~ ■ em m ent lo acknowledj i M eixicaireelebratibn x i todaytc tHfiT I u esd a 'f o o d s t o r e ~~ ------=.~ty=anft-£Ccgln-lo-wi-wm pensate-the------v ic tim s. "All of us hopedI thlh e g o v e m m en l ■ ____ would be willlncto0 si s e ttle now lh a l they had Ihelr day' in court and"had ces effective Sunday. Auguj g u s n a ------been found responsibislb le ;''~ H a ra lso n ------— thIhru-Tuesdayr r A-oguat^Mr t^ said. “We hoped they;y vwould acknowl- Relail Quantities ' Q4a il«woy Rarefi[ish _ coido'fllod

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■ O ’M e a r a s t a y s5J3H j hoL streak C3„.^,. y s D l o r i^ - 10 --...... - C lassified C3-1 - ...... - - e - I oo~o* Malt e p s M rie ge ^ t e r e ; § s i e !s i e e i s ” ./ ------^-LOSANGELESiA; (API - Carl U w lB -^ ^ Brown,— Jeanette——Bolden— and kept his appolntmer :ie n t wiUi a le g en d “ Cheeseborough — hadd a£ n e a sy tim e In Saturday. He won on his fourth gold Tv slate their 400-meter relayi \victory. The U medoi of the .1984 0! I Olympics,, anchor------0day’s''schedule" of televrsedjed ■ .S. led throughout, arand iit the end ______Ing the world n?c< re c o rd - s c tlln e . U.S.____o iy mm t ple-coverage;-seenHn-the-[he— Ashford-t>ad-e-10-yardnHeed-and-wes— m en’s 400-melcr relayrei; team to turn Magicgic Valley on KMVT-TV. Twinvin p u llin g a w a y , his quest of Jesse5se Owens’ storied paUsIs (C hannels 11, 12) a n d by Canada was second,I. IB rita in Uiird, ------cocoKUiUo-a-comiuequest-*ur©-to-mean— cabltrlile lirv n rio u s p a i U> uf Uiu M ugrc g ic------Brisco-Hooksnvon-thi fa m e a n d fo rtu n e. V alievley on KIVl-TV, Nampaipa and 400 melers carlirlicr, the first P B K ' ' > ' . “To me JesM OweJwens is a leecni. 1 (ctianlannel 6) and KPVI-TV.'V , p e rs o n — w o m a n o r mnan a — lo a c h ie v e can’t Imagine ever .’er being equal to pocatila te llo (C hannel C): th a t d o u b le a t th e Olymimplcs. him ," Lewis said. The m en’s 1,(»0 rela;lay also wont to ' ______B u l e q u a l h e .w aS s._------j jL-a.m.-4-p.m.-:— _ j HIghlightr(itr—'-the-U nH ed-Statcs.-wwith-the i - squad—W tefr— t E q u a l to a ch allc n g enge and a goal that Men’.sn’su platform diving finals.Js. anchored by /Vntonio MMcKay winning - 1 was anuclpated sir 0: Men’s equestrian events.’ in 2:57,91, Also on tho10 winning team : began. With just oneone day to go in the 5 □ p.m.-10 p.m. - Hlghllglit::it: were Sunder Nix, Ray,y Arm st^d and Olympics, he becam :amc the symbol ot Men’sl’s maraUion. Also: Closingng Alonzo Babers, the vwinner in the : :^uccess. •" I- - -e v e r-g ro w in g U ift'su( em onles. ' . mon’s 400. Valerie Brisco-Hoo^ooks. Uie U.S, box- ■ Coe crackcd a 16-ycaear-old Olympic I lng team and AmcLmcrlca’s freestyle record in the men’s 1,51,500 m e te rs a n d wresUers kept their:lr idales with ; quick gold Tnedals before Virglirgii bccame the first_nmn(inct,cy,crJo_re:_K—^ 3 : ...... ry .to o . lost in a hair-line decisiontl tito p e a t a s O ly m p ic .clianampion. Britain • I • Brisco-Hooks won(on her' third gold •Sup Shin. w e n t 1-2 In th e e v e n t, wlwlUi S tove G ra m m edal of thc Olympicnplcs, running a Iob nry Tillman got the U.S. boxenxcrs taklngthesilver. { on thc winningg U.S. women’s on track, winning America’;ca’s In archery. Americ‘lean men won iL ------iTfiOCHneterrelay-teai team-to4)ocomaJhc_^“^ K r rory—tyld—and-sUvor.—D y ------f ir s t-w o m a n -ln - tratrack-and-{idd^t^™ < -il7-(1bR:d3ysJ!J.d5.traffrMcerei3 J 3troit took a split dccislon in1 lhiea-te-defeat-:t a fiefd 39-pound class, for thc record’ Soviets and most ofOf th e ir a llie s ord- Included world recordrd holder Zhu ^g^vcnth-U.S.-boxing'gol(i ------t m ^ ' a n ------j|old-Jlanhua-of-Ghin37"AmoncricanD w iglil'^^^H Tank Tale won by a 5-0 decision *M ark-Schultr and Lou Banaeh, slon Stones finished fourth, HH SliawiiOlSuUIvan d^anada.ln_a ______addefljgolJDnedals.fo : ~ln-tcnnis.-a-demonstr,;iratlori.six)rt:al- -' ■ .-r,-— ^ sforim srism i-or-JS^rIg“ battle7betwecn a~standup seven' in wrestlingIng - lytaEJhe ““ "f ‘'“P the Olympics: Steffi Gr;fraf, 15, of West Baloiton In hand from A licee Brown,E Evelyn Ashforcird heads' for the 400-mem eter relay tape ' in Tatc and a powerful brawler ^ Olympic • record. Both of Saturday '' Germany, won the wcwomon's finals ____ iulllvan. n id i’s U.S. winnersiers had wrestling over ailing Sabrinana Goles of ■n cam e Biggs, 6-fool*5„wlio had brothers wlio earlierHer struck gold In nad Yugoslavia. Stefan Edlxll)c'rg of S w e d e n ' I 1 / ^ lls Olympic gold m edal oppocnt, ______th e G a m e s. ______won the men*s gold, dedefealing Fran- ^2c k e r - B3 _ u d d r o ------F r a n c:e.s<;p-Damianl-lwo-years-ago e s ) w c o nl t i n u e s ^ As the busiest day ^jj®“ c I ^ M a c i e l o f Mexico) inii Iwp se ts! ’ lay of Uie Summer and beaKiat him 4-1. T h e s to r y w as th e NGELES(AP)^Adav afterer her hip “was much sllffiIffor." Brown onship at Uiat c Games ncarpd an1 end,ei the Unitea same Ihl ing ■ dlvliig;—Greg- L i a t d istan c e la s t y e a r. . ' : th is tim e a n d so w a s th e sco rin g Idem, lhe del)ale.slill ^agede d said, ^ . S ta te s ’ g o ld -m e d alI tolal toi soared to 80 _ 4.i springboard champion i ■ 'Decker wasvas taken off Uie track to a • ' y- over whether Mary Deckerer Decker. In an Intervie'lew later on Coliseum turntunnel where Budd, who 1 — matching the rocord reci set by the cubala \won six golds four years ago.,j,(j u n p r e c e d e n le d doubleE gold, was n Zola‘Bu( 3udd was to blame for one of ABC. said, ‘‘maybe l‘rl^m just not Idolized Deckiecker as a young runner United States In IOMXM and lied by the whcnth(th e LTnited S la te s a n d its pow er- first place after prelimi t dramatic moments of thehe .meant to win an OlympicIC gold1 medal, growing upp in South Africa, tried to S o v iet U nion in 1980. ful te;am a n of fighters boycotted (he the the lO-meter platform. 1 ”ife7a S im er Olympics, Uie collisionon bul rin not going to giveD up.u I believe console herr hhei e ro . 1 Two of the other glamourgla events in Games, U,e breaking his own platfo a. This lime, Cuba joined Uie thc two runners whichch U iero’s a n o th e r O lym pics:sinim i ’’ . ..Don-t botj, track - the men’s andan( w om en’s 1.500 S ovict-le (»7.£W s e t la s t ye ar, bother," said Uie bitterly I l-led boycott. decker's dream o( Olympic)ic N e a r th e end of Uie inli m e te r s - w en t toI Sebastian Sc Coe of In wr vho Kongziieng was In seconond wl , 0 5.0!,' ntervlew^she dlsappplntedced.Dec.ker...... ______wresUing, Mark Schultz, who anlglitmare.— - - brokelntatears.- —- ■ -BrltalnandGabrlelaCla Dorlo of Italy. earlier 1 while Amerlcan-Bruce>! Kimball was .. , , * Afterward,rd, 1 Decker said at a news T brokc a Turkish opponenl’s She was injured at the But thc spotlightit thtl is d a y a n d all e lb o w , \ [},e fourU i a t 002.&1. T h e finals fit arc Sun- Deckerr 1blamed Budd, bul olher le time of the c„„,crence! thathat “I don’t Uilnk there’s ', won th e gold m e d a l in lhe , 1976 O ly m p ic s a n d w a s bl • - Uirougli the Olympics)Ics w a s on L ew is, iBOVa-poi ______ru n n e r s .InIn th e :i,000 m eter_w :om en's blockcd fram any question!on she was in the wrong, pound.clas5.wjUi.a.vlclory.over-ver-..‘^l‘y :.... ______1. ' ■> tho Moscow Olympics b d It was Decker’s fault and by the U.S. it'slnexperlenrie n c e on h e r p a rt. S h e w a s a s h e trie d to dupllcat(cate Owens' feat al Japan'sI's llidcyuki Nagashlma. His Ills While the United iita'tales rdsed lis ' ------U io -l9 3 6 -C a m e s - In- Berlin, ^--an -U.S. tear 41.0 refund comment, wasTs . . n o t in front.It. You’ve got to be aju ll ______c a m m a tc Lou B a n a c h e n d e d the—mth c edal-tolal-to -lowerfrrmg-helghts.-a J h !'*’ '“'J? •Ironlcally.-Decker ran a c c o m p llsh m e n t Uiathat his agent said freestyle ;ed by an Olympic jury. n in u i e r a c e s trid e In froo n n t lb 1 e fd re you c u t i n . " ' yle tournament wlUi a decisioniion Japanese judo'wrestlcrler showed Ion- ll partly because she'wanteIted lo defeat will assure Lewis Uie th( same kind of over Jo£ He. some export observers Joseph AUyeh of Syria In lhe gevity has a place in, tht e O ly m p ic s, M — e, ^ i|the ballyhooed Budd, tl:thc barefoot , Brown said:aid Saturday thal E>ecker’s big-money contractsels as rock slar - heavy\ve liudd and olhors pointed al ' ^ v e i^ t class. too, South African who moveved lo Great truslrolt ofif BiB udd a fte r th e ra c e " w a s . M lc h a e lJ a c k s o n . — M a rk ‘j •k’s broiher, Dave, won goldI in Vasuliiro Yiimashitala overcame a- Docker. Britain so she could comimpcle In the of frustration and dlsa|> ' — - -"I-don't.carc-abou boul-Uiat,^Lewis_Uie-IGJ-Fki-pound. compeUtlon.-whUoXd.£ d —ieg-inju;7^to.kccp-ali\ livc-his 7-ygac____ D ic k J J^rown-Deckcc's m coacli^ld-lid—01ymplcSr-South-Afi;ica- said. “My goal hasIS bet en th e O lym - B a n a c h . :h. Lou’s broiher, won the 198-198- unlwalcd slreak and1 \win Uic gold - Saturdayr it ■%vas "a very unfortunate'Ite' from tho'Olymplcs becjicauffl -ri Its- ‘'nJhcsaldD1 Decker e believes it-was an - ~~plKrlf~l~make'50~cQ-cents or-,W0.000 - pounddi'idlvlslon," ~ ...... — mwlal in.lhnnpptgiidftd ------in o i d e n t^jat-oeeupredieeause-Butltl- ^ i litl— a p a rth c id iw licy:------^—------accldent-and-tt1d-was^»t-lntenUona^:------aocsn’t matter. I1 haveh four gold Evelyrlyn Ashford won her second >nd . S o c c e rslio w e d I th a dlaplace.too, a "may-haveive-inadvertently got over a "Decker had made Ihe U.S.U team in Budd wasIS notr available for cbm- " . . . - r _ m e d aisV T h a t’s somle etl: th ln g n'obody c a n ’ g o ld o f thU c G am es, a n c h o rin g th e U.S. f-S. In th e g o ld -m e d al m:match between litlle too quickly"qu to the Inside aftere r b o th th e J,000 a n d 1,500 rcmeter races, menl after' the race, but she told the ______a :o m n n ’.s I— F t ...... =------bUl-vhtwe-W rniii-oniy-y’-the-longei— bondon-Uaily-iilrM all-that-“Weel-very—= A nd A m e ric a n boxciixerskepipilingup seconds.is. She earlier won the women’s n’s — tlic attendance at thcth Rose Bowl Decker,-, w ho in ju re d h e r h ip In distance because she thc:houghl it of- upset that Mary Mi fell and Uiat Uie — . the gold. Mark Breland, Bn Pemell 100-meleile r d a s h , was 101.799,'the biggesl;sl record ever falling, wasras "up and walking ^day"f" fered her tho best chanccice for a gold crowd blamedned me. I can only Uiink ' "i tul-Gonzales-won ------A ahfonford-ami-her-leamates—-Alictr ice . fofa'soccen»amtritrNonorth /\merlca:— but hor left'cft'knec had swolieh*up andid ihedal. Sho won the wororld c h a m p i- s h e fell o v eT r thiUie b a c k of m e ." T o g e; l t h e r n e ! ) e r i e n G (e b p j p V c u s ^ t e a n (•Q t o n

------By-FbVNN-McROBEr^ER TS-- •---•^-piayszinJ n lhe Division^ A ^ u ionalnal Out of its, bag of t tric k s, w hich on th c cal<:a k e fo r a lonm Ih.-it h.-m md an "oui-t»get No.'T ’ ______T/mes-jVfliys m r n ' t ppondwl an ------to u m a m i ii^'^'lnciiid(5S" i.lic "C liy'5 ' Best jd-;Vlagie-yalley-women!R-A-•A— rFor-thls-yMr-R-excoptiorlonal-sliowlng—m entalltyJroniromoUiccballclubs.^ ____ W a s h .,, it II will be defending a record3rd veteran Twin Falls ch club pu lle d 21 so ftb a ll for foi much of Its i7-yearir there are «ime telltalele statistics, “When you'rou'ro winning they want to TWIN FALLS -- WlienW .the Falls never matched m by a Magic Valleyley In-low n v ic to rie s th is sc season a n d no e x is te n c e: (Initially(ii in the now-defunctct With catcher Patty Wasasco* leading see you lose,” Coach Coonts pointed Brahd/Coors of AMagic Valley soflballII squad:; an unbeaten leagueJUC defeats. . fa stp ilc h league). lo In fact, its pastst th o ir b a r r a g e o f b a ttin g popower with a out. "We tell‘11 newm players lo be ready •____ w o m e n ’s slo w p llch,so/tl)alI h , team reconl, . ' T h e s p o tle s s re c o rd is.,is.jusl Uie icing. coupie^as(tasons have been marked by>y .558 baiting average, FB/i13/CMV h o l d s - f o r Uie fla k ." Uie top six spots in the TvTwin Falls A One local competitorcon that's been out league's slugglngcllle. . lo g e t FB/CMV FBy is Donnelly “In lown, our hilting defIcflnilelysets Sports/Lathamham Motors. Dealing , apart.ll-saitl,TQ m J: _team!a.coacli of3x' years-5..;lW©U/o-got— U w -provlouOfrtwoyoarfrandcrushing-if— w four of the longest-ball11 h itte r s In 14-7 In th e Twiirwln Falls A Open earlier ------. Patty Wasco, Krista Kravavltz, Wendy in the seasoeason, Donnelly/Latham C o o n ls a n d C a ss H c rb st." cam e frighteniiteningly close lo spoiling a?— ~ Outstanding defense alsalso p la y s a p e rfe c t rc c o3rd rd thI is se aso n . big part in the team’s wim Inn in g w a y s , •,T h is .y e■ar, ar. w ith th e c o m p etitio n a c c o rd in g fo Coacli C oonts. .... i’vo seen, weve shoulds place Ih the top "We’re lucky-we have ic one of the ,|ve." CoonlsIts says: of the Uiree-day best double-pFay Combos in In the sta e . i„„n,ament.1, which» includes teams .. with RaeNae Reoce at at sliorlslop ,rom Alaska,ka, Washington, Oregon. and Eileen Neviiie, who cac a n th re w a s .M o n ta n a a n d Id hard as any man, on se imism is evident on the s l ir ? ." . _Wendy. _(^nLs). on ____ te of a rash of injuries at Oil th e m o u n d , p itc h e r CiAml SV. 'pl''” Carol Coiinls several positionitions, _has_ahno^4^wln.s thlsju summer and Third baiierakman -Toni Martinez t.ikP-; nrivantai«'e of her Icrlengthy com-. h„, f,v,| foot-4>apllcr . l a -Uie co a eo n------< ^tltive career, typically ly giving up andrlBhl-fleldile ld er L onnie M a h a n e s did j u s t 10 w a lk s in a season. •the same recenKjcntly. Also, hurler Carol "She knows thc players“s and knows Coonts sustaincalned a head Injury while what to pitch to Uiem," huh u sb a n d a n d W asko is just s t gctUngg' over a sprained m e n to r- T o m C oohts polMinted out. ankle she sufferiffered a tournam ent. - •‘Sho’s-praised-by-um nsps In-every -(^oach CoonioonLs is “knocking nn ------town, they say her gamesJS are really wood" Uiat, .his hi; squad will weather e a s y to c a l l . . . sh e h a s thcIhe ability to these setbacks':ks well. "We should be in h it c o m e r s a n d throw strikkes," e , , - good shapeJ plphysically ... Uip r e s t “ Field play isn’t Uie oronly-reason '‘»«s‘cles Mahilahanes) should ‘-e all FB/CMV continues to win,in, however. , _Sdttlng physical attributes.cs iiside. Iho- Unlike manTiany _ women's • teams, - ___ .. squaiiJjJcey_io.success.majlav belts- ■gB /i’MViiDCluiiclud^lldingnlrills:andrz= continultyand camaraderierjQ . h illin g w o rkc offofl a baUlng tee as part —J ______■ of Jl praciJce,retiic g lm c n ------^ TJuf sccrcil 15 we'v ush-Uiemrond-somelimes------_lpMi-'ecltC05ms5aH!QLu -U i^golng-thcydon'tllkcke it,"II sa id C oonts. — existcince of the original al team of Demandinglg practices and 3,500 w h ic h o n ly C a ro l C oonls ai a n d c e n te r- m ile s o f tr a vvel e l per[ season, has bred a __flelder_Joleen_Toohe_rcmmain. O i^..glV |„g attltuditude" on this conUnually— •'I infield has only changed t I m a y b e s ix v ic to rio u s ctx;vcrcw, according to Uie •tim e s th is y e a r . A nytim e yiyou can get coach that kind of nucleus, you'r I'ra going to jtaother important |„p facet of the~ ...... - w i n : “ ...... - - team 's progran■ram -is its sp o n so rs, w ho ■/\iioUier-"Dlg plus"-for)r the club, pay fortravel£el£xpcnscs in addition to 'according to Coonts, Is thehe closeness the majorityy ofol uniform costs. The = o f - i ts.playccs..UniilULmosL tr n m g , Ha fonm thaL-iS-Q ;otejllll.do_ various times,cs, carried thc logos of Ihlngs together and jry to ti keep in Red’s Tracinging Post,: Uie Pour Haus, to u c h ." B re h m ’s C oEistruction n str and other Twin - " W e 'r e a rc a l'c lo sc te amn , ,. .they all Falls businessess se s. ! get along," he said of hl which range in age fromm 18 to 38. te r . W e’r e v eery ry dedicatedI to them ... •rj • . ~ m."1^1: ! " A f te r p la y in g to g e th e r fofor so long we wear Uielrlelr unlforrps: proudly," they know oach othor^ hablibltSr^^ ------C o o n ls sa id .------TiW.Nis»«ijij.)/iio«i'rMiv>su‘.srrT ^ That friendship comess in h a n d y “ W hen w e: win,win w c a ll w in ; Avhen w e JoleneTooheoe of G ooding providess ppow er and defense forr thctl undefeated Falls I s Brand/Coors slowpitcItch softball toam \w h e n th e te a m is w inning waw ays le a d to lose, w e a lR oo s se e . ." ^------______«•

f C-2 Tlm es-N ew s, Twinn FiFall's, Idaho Sunday, Augu:gu3t12,1984 •.

- — ^ S eaa t t l e s i rnks Twin s in II Oth t R.C. reI m a in s5 unbeateen in sta ti t e ByTheAssocr e la te d P re s s ■ Al C o w en:ns s greeted Minnesota re- H ; * BOISE - R.C. CCola of Twin Falls stayed.ed. in the victories in the loser los bracket, one of them1 will\ be never Mikeke Walters with a nm- ■ i * ■ ' « undefeated rankss wvj hile a u b 93 a n d F ile r Mlerchants. er headed for homee earlye today. That’s-becaususe they -scoring slnftjjgle-In-lha-lOlh-inning 8 S kept tbeir hopesi allalive — at least overnight — inthc' squareoffat9a.mn . Saturday night, nig giving the Seattle — ; aass B Stale Slow]lowpltch Soflball Tournament^nt S a tu r- ■ in S a tu r d a y ’s play. pi? Hub 93 ousted the J e ro m e M a rin e r s aiW 5-“ vlctoiyovertheTwina. IBlueJay83,Oriotes2 _____ inning on shortstcrtsto p T o m F o le y ’s se c - . ______■ ___ d a y ...... Freedom Fillers*tr s ^ to get-its day-slarte■ted a n d ------S p ik e O w en « n opened Uie S e a ttle lO th—— In-Ton>nto,~George-Bell-:li-belted a bed k ^ .irro c.01c. of - lhe:gam e;‘a silb c ::r~ ~ >«» rnmft fm m hphlnrt tn ______; R.C. Cola had mov ■14-aanfl „ _wJUi-a.slngle»le.Qff P c (g Fllsgn, h ; th e ftwo-nin homer with none: ouio In the Hntiston A-StTQS ct If^^-O ransc-erm lnjt-Bij — ■ — tW0TK6iirgalif(s{ogtogtTwilh'lhTdoiibTeVlcfdjyTf Boise-lWrDennlrBroWerTiKhirUiree Twlni’ fourtiIrth pitcher. Alvin Davis, bb o tto m of th e n in th in n in g tcto 0ve the deleailhTCIhcinnc in h a ll-R e a sW .------homers and Bruco ■ . Friday. co Thibodeau added three m o re — w ho h it a twowo-run homer in the third 1Toronto Blue Jays“ a~co:Kjme^from------___ includingagrandslaiIslam In lhe.vJctory ovecMoscocow, ------in n in g rw a lkIked e and pinch^illerBarry—b-behlnd-W -vfctmywerthe-E;-BaIUmorfr-Padres4rBravefr1 W l — ------: A lthough C lub 93 a{ n d F ile r each c a m e up w ltl dththree Nootherstaterepoeports were available. Bonneirpopptp ped o u l try in g to sa c rif ic e CO rio les. ATLANTA (AP) {, T Mark ' before WalleiIters came on and Cowens Thurmond heldId AtlantaA to four hlls ------c a m n th m iigIgh. h " CC u b a 2, E i p 0 8 l o v e r se v e n Inning;lings and Gralg Nettles . -Mf7p»h>nrf-N»llarfJiic tyhi_hnmp run to lead the singled home Ryne SandbfIberg from San Diego Padreidres to a ^ l triumph -fc J Tigereg.Royio y a lsS 5third base wilh one out InI tthe lop of over the Braves.a. P f l - In Kansasas City, Larry Hcmdon,, u >o ch a m ^------I R o d e j a p i o n s - (c r o w n e Ktrk—eibson OTI and tance~ParrIsh 2-1 2 viclory over the Montreala l Expos. jjj pjgy, „iih « i-»o< s la m m e d honjome runs as Jack Morris ork, Dwight Gooden 1 GOODING - Tcdd 1Hugues, Fort Jack Hannum, IU Ogden, won the: Sanders. f Roy. Utah, wit * ° p itc h e d U.Ge IDetroit Tigers to a 9-5 £ s tr u c k o u t 10 inn seseven innings to sel a _SH aIl, scored a 70 (orr llthe title In thc steer wrestling wri competition by/ jM'conds ; but the overal w D o d g e rs 4, G ia n ts 2 victory over;r theI Kansas Cily Royals— » m»—».«ir rookie season recordrec for New York • t> a re b a ck rid in g e v e nlit t aat the Gooding downlng'hl;'hls steer In'“T.e seconds.' In1 Jeaririclte JuRer, Buhl, wh'.ho posted a iobci„n,c„ — In San Franclsco,' Mike : the American League’s j, :, and combined with - m Raoeo Saturday night.-it.------leam ropijiping Rod Nelson and Dan1 17.38 1 Thursday nlghl. hit a Isvo-nm homer and newinner. p to key a 3-1 triumph------• Curt Webb. Jerome.IB. w as tim ed in R o g e rs held hel up from Friday nightt I n th c sp e c ia l m u tto n busiiKtlngovcnt. ru n iie rD u l a t th e p la te f r o m : !? the llS "verlhePittsburg!urgh Pirates. £10.7 in calf roping: totc tlc for Ihc becausc nonc team managed a clean'r T.W. 1 Parker. Gooding, scort)red a 79 fo r making the difference for • three-day lead in that thi event. In score Saturtu rd a y nig h t. lhe t win. Second was Scoixlt Rogers, Brewe«10,W,WhlteS0X5 A n g eles D o d g ers a s th e y beaeat.theSan A 's 3, Angels 2 ■ saddie-bromi riding, Eddie 1 Hicks. Ray Chrihristensen. Mount Pleasant.. G ( oo d in g , a t 70. In Chicago,go. Bill Schroder cracked F ANAHEIM. Calif.Cal (AP) - Dwayne , SJackson Hole. Wyo.,., \was lhe'only Utah, took3k thci lead in bull riding with1 Heidi Peterson, Jeroirome, was a two-run homprhoi and Ted Sinllhbhs ■Murphy scorcdMl tlthe winning run on 2 scorer Saturday night,ht, p icking up 65 a 78. ccrowned queen wltli Stephahanle Garri- and Cecil CoojWperalsohastwoRBIsto PblUle96,Card8lol P M ike D a v is’ lOtli-iOtli-innlng squeeze bunt ■ p o in ts. T h c lop barrell 1 racer was Lynotte! so s n . T w in F a lls , n a m ed prinincess. lead Jaimele Cocanower and the In Philadelphia, Steve Ca:'arllon pit- Salurday niglil;lit as the Oakland Milwaukee BiB re w e rs to a 10-5 v ic to ry ched cl eighl strong innings ^and.Ozzle Athletics downedned California 3-2 and ___ m th e C h lcIcago a W hite S o x r '------V-Vlrgll-doubled-home threese runs to handed the Angelngels-Uieir-fourth-con-; —------T '.—...... !iiy^ 'g » 'iv>ii«yv g r’ leadlc the PhUadelphIa Phililillles over secutlve setback.ck. the St. Louis Caa'dinals&'l. M u rp h y d re!W w •: a walk off reliever if e t lS Red Sox 5, RaiX an g e rs4 ^ Luis Sanchez, 7-5. a n d w en t to th ird on : 1';^^ In ArllngtoiJton, Marty Barrett and. . ‘ Astros8,Reds2 oncK)ut single before m m “ i!S?...JJwjBht.Sv9n!9DS_hO!ne_red.while^rgokie__^ Mike Heath’s om — in*Clnncalt;.-fii!l-Doran-sc xl" g-tnnrt—dow ir-thc ------Roger Cleme:Tiens made a successful scored’thc'Davts'■’dragged" winning run from first'ln thehe seventh first-base line to score; Murphy ______fill OK 1*»-Woo Kim, SoumuinxotM. • J - > , 1 i !g rohimtftthgsle state where he starred in - ...... Boy«d>- . ------c»"i<>«rja-uIftIwlq"«n_o< -1.. i-ijfl A- college lolfeadtadThe lioston H ed bok 16 a — k™,k I'.i OM C"-;! „ •o m u n . M v l c t o r y ojver v e the Texas Rangers. y UlMUtM------V olleyball offificials to m eet • J J I 1 Ooitr. ft < 1 10 Ml.•flirt II a 1 J 0 X •M edals ------______- £ Z ■ ___ * ■ o.j^jjnnirom Sc»wu wc, IM. n g4lJJ.(Vo-% Ei ‘ ^ ^ Y a n k s 10, I ni d lla n s l "iT W IN FA LLS - C e rtlfica tiolion meet- ing to of«ciatec theth hi^ school mat- ■ . 10- M ^ ^Innri - M ik p - P n p H n n iln -in t pnrifhlsmBEting: !-iiili?-? M ^l-n88's~T'^gyg)f !SS5S^ ij — ^5------prnnrn-nrm teS ^ n— GNi-i>rn»icr>'d lo Jt»i»i> >n ' A,\u\??s sja".12’ * 1S 2 S h o m e re d a nid d drovei in three runs and V6Vdlleyball season will be hhe e ld a t 7 Geraldine Critchley, Cril American — 1 - « ’*Wx5isr^ 5» * 0 10___Don Malllngl^igly also homered as th e p .r.m . '^ e s d a y a t O 'L e a ry Juinior n i High Falls, staleI volleyball rules ------Wi:irP-'K7T5TOi:.-.j« s o?oo surglngNew\iv Y ork Y ankees c o n lln u ed ' Scl •chalrm anr-w ill—ril-rcview-regulations-r ------y . p-i-'i.o.»«.,.^....i4o I!!'. i.-'ioa'S ______‘^ - “- 0«0«— thelr-dominal:lation-ovei'-the-Cleveland— — IDistrict CommlMlonw EdI PetersonP and update offlciaficlals and coaches at-, ___^ ___ ^ JQ»y Al'r*". Stm J - J —«7TT teou , alltl'lO M . - .» ' u j u ” . - . ’" tlla n s w ithfl a 10^1 victo^. salsaid all persons Intfiresled InIn certify- tending on new-rulechanges. ruli ‘J ' nd53T SI'^I H ft J 5 J 0 ioM«n 11 . «|I,>HSK p^>ii.0r| ir^iirifoi'ci sas. ■ ^' Sn 08 CGoI I / r K 'c *0 ' a ' ''t?"' ?l"a"nK ,-,“5 ;J Hoiftdi"* ,»«'on oMj ft < ? J 1 «fii»r' *e -i:<-2 - CincinnitiJ.nH-PiJiiet'H I! ■ .v-'s.- " ’'“^avA- u.irr EDawrm. 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■ - 0 001-007: a W e b s t e r scoresi hole-i! - i n - o n e ^ Hot-shhooting O’Meara( ^ JACKPOT - Cherisrl Webster of Twin Falls hig:iighllghlGd thc sccond day of the Cactus> Pete's! Texas Mixed Scrairamble b- scoring a hole-ln-one. leads EBuick toi)urney W ebster convertedid a six-iron on the par three,e e , 145-yard IGth hole, Classiiffied inn d e i ^ ^ _ She wasn't ahl&4o-srlety fo o d s O 'M e a ra , 27. th e 1979979 U.S. Amateur by defendjnding champion Wayne Levi. 005 M em orial notices ______OOaBetiiJut.tX_pet .supplies______092 A uc d tlons io ______;______£ ___ as a pro. was at l4-undcn d e r 202. one ^ o t ' c o u rs e '^re< ^ ^ o r Warwicl?HI!is is 52—62 V aH ^pTssisttes-grid-etrfill ------= a h e a d o f liCC T r e v in10, o ,: O en is W atson, b y J im CCo o lb ert d u rin g a p ro -a m ev en t ll,\Z E I,T O N - valley V High School will1 l-year-o 156 A ulosIlos—Chrysler ^ ; blrdled Uiree of thc laslast [Ive holes - d a t 7:30 a .m . E D T C a m e r, an [B Merchandise e , . A sso c lalio n a s th e teai•a m ’s No. 3 sc o re r w ith a 12.4.4 a1 v erag e . 158A utosItos — C hevrolet ; • including a-25-foot putpult al 18 - lo pG A lial,lail of Fame.mem bcr and the 067 M isc. for sa le ^ tour’s loptop all-llme money winner, Tiic24-year-oIdWigiggins played liie final tw o yye; e a rs o f his collegiale 160 A ulosIlos — D odgo -- c lo se th e gap. 068 C o m p u lers 182A utosItos — Ford s ta r te d iieiher morning at the IGth holee c a r e e r a t F io d iia Stalla le w here hc led th e M e tro CCo onference in sc o rin g - - 069 C a m e ra equlpmlent.- er • i86AutosItos — Llncoln-M ercury_ j r - —^ ...... Gam er miglit haveB mmafntained her before staj 11 e a c h y e a r w ith a v e raages ii of ^ ,8 and 22.7 points perl e r g a m e r ...... " ~ itaglng the rally to put her on" 070 W anted to b u y 168A utositoso-Oldsmoblle Thc Rockets acquirlired Joiics in Septem ber 1082082 a s pfu-t of a Ira d e lead had it not been2n for a muscle top. Carnorncr, Sheehan and Dot Ger- 071 S h o e s a n d clothin’'"fl' 172AUI0Silos— Pontiac ' e lliat sent Moses Maloiioiie to lh e P hilad e lp liia 7r>crs,■s, . ■ problem in her lowerr backbi whiCh she main weresre the last threesome on the 072 A ntiques ____ 173 A ulosilos-Plymouth said forced her to alterIter her swing by course andtnd finished in nenrdnrkncss. 074 Musical instrumei ______iZlA UIIQS— lQ S O lh o r •» r :______QZLQIfice equlpm eni;n> ------i7 5 A u toIto d doalers ------^G riffith-auls County,ity.polIcc.on.susplcion------1 ------—morialGolM^uraamenncnt;-a-scrambic—Hotel-on-jn~bakc~Tahpc—pius“ t*'rec^ NOTICE ' if' of stealing by deceit.it. He was released Friday pc designed lo provide furfunding for new hundred1 didollars for each member of pending warrants on ■ Nolico is horoby givon lhal ^ th e tw o cJiarg e s, aullwihorlliessaid. ------— ...... ,1 mo Idaho Oopanmonl 'o r ALCOHOLICS- ___; e q u ip m e n t a t M a g ic VValley a Regional the winnlnnlng leam. A 1984 Ford ...... -— F o rm a l c h a r g e s woit-ould not bc fo rth co m in g u nitil til Monday. Assistant ’ . Hoallh h and Wolfaro. Division ANONYMOUS . ; Mcdlcal Center. , willII L helfi-Sept. Thundcrblirblrd.-compUments of^/^ifdy of Environmont (Bureau ol ^ • St. I^uis Counly Prosijseculing Attorney M ark Mllleiller saldSalurday.' 0C2-Lo8f&Fo}ind » Call73M300 ■ 29-30 alJackpol'GolfCoLC o u rse : ...... a n d B o b)’s ’s Motor COihpiiny, Buhl, is Wator Ouallly), Staio of It will be a four-pir-person Texas offered forfo r th e firs t ho'le-ln-one sco redd ^------ItIdaho, la now soliciting — proposals from quallllod and BSEAKBAOHABrTS 1 _ _ scramble - meaningg thett person hit- on No. 4. _ CHECK DAILY -inlorestod—agenclM P • and (Smoklno. over-eating) Im-' prove aoli-esrddm wilh.’ tin g th c la s t sh o t use d1 sit s o u t th e next ------FORCURRENT------firms to prepare a Slatowido P'® Wastowalor Upgrade Opora- lhvonoala, u John 324-7281 > o n e — a n d Is open to profirofesslonais and Informalnation (or rogislratlon) inay HOUND POUND ; T R Al II : F I C A c c i dii^r e ^ ior Training Program. HAHAVE ROOM (or elderly amateur."A mlnlmumn ofo one woman- ■ bc obtalncIned from Cactus Pete's at NEWS " Intoroatod agonclos and lady. lad Warm, family at- p e r te a m Is req u ire d . 702-755-22&12W or in Twin Falls fromn ' ,, . . . BUY&WEARALIPETIME 11firms sooklng addlllonal In- momosjihero. home ______------, ’nieJW i per person entientry lee enlilliy WailSincRim irv^-54Gj m i^ffynax-r — ------If-yotir-fftjtm e traffic accidenl— — FOUND DOGS, PProposal Quidorinos should nurnursing exporlonco. 324-' — ^------partieipan^-lo-18-holesJ le s - o f- g o If- < U ie -te r 737-248(!4eo.-A speclal-molel package-e— — while you-were-e-on-the-job,-you-may_ iy-iiave.a-claim ______------NOWAT-THE.TWIN FALLS., -coniact: i- ______' ______2232230. Joromo.______' team may choose onei of the two days may be scse c u re d by c a llin g 1-800-821- againsl the neg■gligent driver, as wellI a s vkTorkmen’s ANIMAL SHELTER Caria Lovinakt, Prqioct Of- 'HOTUNE U f ------733-0122.^------LOCATED:l396THAVE,W. « to compete), green feefee, p rize s, re- 1103, T hle e jpackage Includes two per ficor, Division ol tnviron- A » Problem f Is.not.a problem;------^ . c o m p e n s a t i o nI benefits. I: You may bele w/ise to seei< ___ mont, Idaho Dopartmont ol whon aharod. Mental Health frestiments on the cocourse and a room, p'rinrime rib dinner and'a siiow’ “ 1. Grlllln X.malo 4 lomalo. Hoallh H and Wollaro. Slale- p. legal advice.' AssoclallotLSpm 10 7am. 24 c o c k ta il p a rty e a c h daay. y . . fe a tu rin gg tthe ‘‘Four Freshmen" for- brown & while, pups. _ houso, h Boiso. Idaho 63720 houraon-wgekonds...... Tolepnono: (206) 334-4251 . Thc grand prize willill bt e tw o n iu h ls SGO plu s tax . Serving All .2. Poodlo. fomalo. crcam color. Proposals from pro- ftc» nw irrj-, ( f G O Kicoechea Law Offii T I C e )J olSouIhern 3, OachshuntJ X. malo. sspocllve coritractors wiil bo I i NOW SELL Watkina Pro^; ducts. Phone 324-7137. m ./.v ccidenl and Injury Claimsm s ^ Itliil'o . t>tack. browns whito. . accoplod a by Iho Division up • out 4, Rolrlovor. malo. gold, to t( and Including Soplombor |I wwould like a lady to com ^ 5,U b.(om alo.black. ’ 14.-1984. i, . liveUvo in my home 4 ahatO' Harris, Goodriich cop — ei-Shoop-OoffrmBlerWBett-A— = .— oxt — ■d o im '-3 4 3 - O Q 2 2 - B0tF227-8385 — whilo. IOOS-MsmorialNottees locaiion in Joromo. 6fl^7&3. ' 7. Ooby, loma'o, bio«ii'n. 4 KtTS: Divorce, Bankruptcy.’ yrs old TTo ou» relatives. Irionds 4 *111wills, Cali 734-0387. incl*' local ruunninqhlonors ______■- _____ nneighbors. Wo wouid liko.lo-.cv(Evea 4 W eekends - ____ Houts5 lo 7 p m only o fiHRlsiLArJ SINRLFS s a » ------= P I™ K ifc o ^ ------— Menaay.inw'Fnusy^ a “Dy~phono-or-m8il—Love.-i------L------.TW IN ~FAi :T^ - ^ T racracy-Harrls-and-,-^.-..',?^^^® ; ______^prayora.p flowors. Jo o d . 4 _ 2 ', Clyde Goodrich walked:ed off with top CiOl 73»660ai(t2e4 ccards, Tho Ministor. lhe •Dating. — Marriage, - LocaU— - messago ...was--boaulHul,—-Nationwide, N« no loe. don^' ------fonors In the RsrPor LifL ife R u n S a tu r- ; ( X 4 ” fi)ierr rr tibna oniy. Box 9020-TF. Van: n ;...... «;1S. 5.I)jf,Mullinu...... IS:I1 Bocauso Oogs ato biought RReading ol iho obhuaiy. ‘i°Nuva.CA91409. ' ______d a y . , __ In. overv-fiouf-amJ SOLO-or—S-SIngor I pianist, tho nurses.. -Xl^- H arris clockcd a 33:2G:2G to c laim th e > fiT''v; C-1I 7 ;.:: : .-DESTROYEDafter 48 Hours, VW hlte's Funeral - Homo, -= ploaso call or vlsil llio pound aacllvo & honorary caskot PREQNANT-NEEO HELP? 10 k ilo m e te r d ivision while wh Goodrich i a l i ...dally.to chock whoihor youf _b_bearers, open & cioso ol tho Free pregnancy testing lu m e d in a n 18:0G toI wiwin the fIve-K ; ot nas boon pickcd up. This ggrave, ail who brought (ood available. 27' Call Proonan^J nrt.....0:13 ll fitiylbnuQ 2l;nv I not Af) up-to-Oato list. 10 K tho -■ horriol. Ttio. loving Hollino " S 4 Crisis ^ n l e r - L c a te g o ry ; j j T j u j i 0 1 734-7472.24 h oursadav______...... 0:51 If ItofoUiyCrca...... r:l3 m • I p Mixod does arc hard id do- kindness k show nlO us In th e -' ' s The race was sponsj)nsored by tlie - iJimMonia:::s ...... M:« liJackTrDllrf...... 22:B sctibc.comclolhopoundlo loss t< ot our loving hustund. ROROOM.4 BOARD lor elderly^: ...... M M IC llowanJIIudili O’B _lathet.___ qfandfatnor_ A JaJ a d d y _ p r _ o e n t[ ^ n . family. — —Valley -R e g io n __ soo_il_yourE poi .Is. thoro. _ li (ional : Medical ,®SSfflc':lie .,,.'« -0T li.bomlitfrrBO r..,.-.a:n “ Como and pick out a puppy brolhor, b X Frod Smilh. aiyaiylo meals. licenaQr: IV...... (7-ii II.IjntfWlmnfT.— BrB ' snolior'caro In Joromo. Calt------• -'Ccnterstaff. vit).....v .s ISilfadCore..,,...... n-3S or full grown don- ihey Thoso T kind dooda wiil novor 's M R e s u lts include: «7r« aJxtSIillcy.r...... H:« -woukJ»o«toh*vfl»fiomA ------beforgolton,b MayGodbioss 3^324-8443. ______/.■; oach in a spocial way. sl^SINGLE PARENTS. PWft. Ono call - wo-ll do ll alll M J atySmllh . Far Clasalltod.73^31. ^ Family and Adult Activilie^'' EllonW.Jonklns DisDiscussions. Friendship V FOUND: Lovely fomalo mo- ^Mr. S Mts. Cono Smlin & Suppori. Su| Can 324<}7&3. 3S2-'; l i L dium sizod dog. part lab. ^Family 46o4^.326-4720. 7334214. — Fcuna"omCTffiDE’rI715iff!—- M ^ r - i - Mrs. Darid-Smillt-^ —“WlDOwr-wanTr-oBntiirmiir------"PROTECTION"■~OPTTONTS:=^200 ------“OPTIPN-B-SSOD ------brown1 collar, 733-132i f .PLUS” PLAN: DEDUCTIBLE ■ 45 + . Musl like camping.'' DEDUCTIBLE- LOST: Grcon Parrot, vicinity JMr^&^Mts. cnatlosL. Stnlih fishino, homo cooking, back' Mf. S Mrs. Bill 'toodom i MALE FEMALE.______MALE _ F E M A L E . . o oJ 2nd Avo North, Reward, 5 rubs & big girls. Send ro<: " UNDER AGE 30 ...... $ 21.20 S 3 1 3 U . 5I7.UU S 2 7 .ro —€ontac<-any-pgt-atore-ot— ^ ^ ^Dtios.lo eoi.L-61. c/o Timns- 734-8693 or 733-5793. ® J^hins~Jonnf~i Nows. Box 54a, Twin FalisT:------30 Ihrough 3 9 ...... S 27.20 S 3 9 .4 0 S22.00 S32.10 I Anglia \i?,IDS3303.______■ - — _ S 2 a .7 0 ____ S 3 9 .2 0 _L O ST ; In NE_Jwin Falla.__-UtsMauaa^rum&Famlly'^. — -4D.lhrough-49-.rTTTTT7Tr;...... S37;00— s a a j o — Yollow Lab'puppy, darJTgoIS I 'W OULD"tho“ gonlIoman I n ...... S40.10 $47.90 1 Mrs. Go/d/8 y/nesl4 50 through 59 i...... SSS.BO S62 .9 0 - color, fomalo. 4 mo, old. Mrs. • Ellen Glbtoni-FamUy------TwinJyt Falla who cnHod Rosa )____ ~ bu ■ ...... '.■„..7...S72U0 S74TOO ------S50.20 $55.80 floward. fl Call 734-?03a- in Jorom o al 324-5304. O n o C h ild ...... • $15.10 . L Call Clasailied. 73^0931, ploaso call back, Loi's ta lk ,/' ...... S18.90 LOST: Malo Samoyod. bluo Wn'ro ^ toady whon you atol Two Of More Children?n...... $33.30 $26.40 collar, c bluo in loit oyo. Laroo ^ COLLECITIO N I Z Reward. 733.7522 or 7 1 3 ^ , - = I j h j “ LOSTl— o n s BUTo-. nylon “dey^iaonniflf(iM“ ^(| ' ■ 007-stotw^int®fB8t' 007 ~ waliot.posalblynoarK-Mart. —tl— foontJ:— call— coiiQct;— COMPARE-YGUR1 PLAN-W1THOUR-:^PROTEF TECTION PLUS”. - -(’- (7031-7S3<785, — • 3——— ONE-MILLION DOLLA:Afl HEALTH CARE PLANN fFOR INDIVIDUALS LOST: t-' Sal botwoon 7-9pm. S^SEND_FM OUR FRE^B^ B R O C W ^ E ^ _____ H H arm on, Park Diamond G o T h e ^ f t w a y fl-Ladios tan. Lovi Brand Purao.RovirardI 324-4592. ■ - ...... Y o u r T inim es-JM ews_ ':i — l ” SEND ME Y O U R ^ E EE -PROTECTION PLUS' -BRO^OCHURE. HAVE A | f- • flEPRESENTATlVE COIONTACT ME 'J YES ;'l NO (PI-(Plo«ae rtuix box) ' | - piLOSTri3wkoldQo!Oon-t3b— 5 collecting Fomalo Pup. ‘Crackera'. I d e n t ii f f y y ^ W l t h ------' ^ ; _Carrier. is i I NAME:...... vlclnty N of Pololino Rd...... I SReward. 734-826I. . i . \ . this week3k. P l e a s e T h e L e e a d ^ . I A D D R E SS ;...... PH O N E:...... SMALL roddlsh brown dog...... ! I ^ _ • Ovor 6.500 tg«eo»»ful No jr cash_or.' I I vonr w tImW, Last aoonJn th e. it Nopojhoppori have ybur ™ .STATE...... - —*-<;omplclo pfofojiionoldI irolninginIrt aufom oiivo ------: - I c l r v _____ .-.ZlPr....-;.,.,;...... J vl. vlcmlly ol MominBsiflo- ^ ■ . check read ^ ini I ■! schooi, has Elco County .porli b u iin e it providedlod aciyV' ■— I? ’■ --ta ta tja rif seen call 734-3290. • Profosslonal solosottislQ»ljlorK«byNopo , ' ____ ■ rcpro>«ntotlv«» _ - Out ol >for1(7 You'ro not ' • lo t Nopo'i notional ddveidveriitert work foryou*-'" -----■ I ^ Thankik^foiiT I out of luck-look to claaailiod .* Nopo products for aulomilomolivo. indutlriol. . _ _ ^ J . _ (or ompioymont op- foroign imporl & flooiI mmo orkoti ■■■■■■■■■■I- — p use oun l o t i _ “MeO'CAL SERVICE BUREAUI OOf Tt.AMO, INC. rftttHUMBcn - - - C ontacfRRiclc i Jones ^ " W IDAHO " OlOOS-MOToritlHotlcea- - P . O . BJ oxo x 2 6 0 6 8 ------~ I. ■ I ^ I LEWISTON BOISEIE POCATELLO ' 1-A00-U2-2023 P O BOX HOC P O 00X 2!2b00 P C 00X2334 ALLILL HEALTM CARE l>LANS ARE Salt Lake CityrUtah-84126— it^ :— ______05501______ft370?_? .. 6320* *V5;UBJECT TO AprucABie e*.- —--Wfl-thO' VI Fam»y“ ofEDNA' ntSlOltS-ANO-MAIIIMO- __ a 8 0 1 .9? 7 7 2 » 1 8 4 1 ______— !— i _• _7-46j!67J_. 336»242ed o u t try in g to sa c rific e O rior les. A TL A N T A (A(AP) - Mark before Walters!rs came on and Cowens Thurmond held-AlIJ^Uanta to four hits ■ • c a m c thro u gh. h . CCubs2,Ezp06l u over seven Inningsings and Graig NelUes — In— Monlceal,— KelUi— Mi hnn singled home Ryne Saitdbererg from San Dfego Padresires to a 4-1 triumph _ J T ig e rs 9 , R o yiralaS a l ■ Sth M base with one out In Ui City,< Larry Herndon, U ie n in th to lift th e C hicago Ci j R o d e c0 c h a m i p i o n s c r o w n e Kirk .Gibson , ^ ‘^Mel83,'Piratesl1 n and Lance Parrish 2-1 viclory over Uie Montreal E lu n, slammed homeroe runs as Jack Morris------In New,. York.irk, Dwight Gooden S >GOODING - Ted HuHugues, Fort Jack Han[annum, Ogden, won the S:S a n d e rs, R oy, U la h , wiUi • s tr u c k o u t 10 in ssev e v e n Innings to s e t a pitched te Detroit IX Tigers lo a 9-5._ d o Uie title in Uie s t e e r wresiling e s compeUlion by soscconds but Uie overall win DodgerB4,GIanto2 ------5 H a ll, sc o re d a 70 fo r Uie v ic to r y o v e r UUlie Kansas City Royals- j rookie season rccorccord for New York, ■ bareback riding evenl ala l IUfe G ooding d o l i n g hils'stw is ' r ih 4.8 s^onds. Iii-Tc■^annelfe Juker, Buhl, who In San Francisco, Mike M '.to b c c o m e Uie lh= American League's ^ii Mets pitchers, ana n d co m b in ed wlUi ■ R a o e o S a lu r d a y nighl. team ropinging Rod Nelson and Dan 1717.38 Thursday nlghl. h i t a tw o -ru n h o m e r a n d tl Lw lnnec------^ ,g r^ . ° Jesse Orosco toa k. k e y a 3-1 triu m p h ______, was limed In ' Rogers heldsid u p - f r o m - F r ld a y - n lg h t------— iffUiespeclal mutton bustii r u n n e r o u t- a t U ie p la te fro m ie S C u r l W ebb, J e ro m e , wi itlngovcm ^''^^'^^ the over the Pittsburghu-gh P ira te s . ■10.7 , In calf roping loto tieI for the bccausc no10 team managed a clean T.T.W. Parker, Gooding, scoreired a 79 fo r mamaking Uie difference for t •three-day lead in Uiallal event. In score Saturdiirdoy nig h t. - . • lthe b win. Second was Scottt t R o g e rs, B r e w e rs 10, WWhlteSoxS h An;A n g e le s D o d g e rs a s they beatitUieSan A’s3,Angel82 * . Msaddle-bronc riding. EdEddie Hicks. Ray Christristcnsen. Mount Pleasant, G—>i-inafl [fl __c ie v e laand_M n ( lke_-PaRllarulo inell g fo r U ils f a i r s FourU i DIslrlclic t G irls _ c h e & s h n u ld a tte n d t tiomered ana1 ddi rp ^ in Uiree runs and volii'^ r e y b a J i s e a s o n w ill be neie«iu. Honun-i. at C « ) w — ■> Mg»— surgingWew-YoYork-Yankees contlriuedrSchc — chairman,-wUl-rcl-review—regulallons ______« ,"e' 0 5 ? 0__ U ieir. d o m ln aition tlo over. Uic Cleveland _iDnis i l r ig t Commi.«Mtnnpr Rri Pstetsonp I _ a n d . update Jifficial|(»lnk nnri ivi.n»hVm n l.______' Totiu-----» , l « l T#»«l* " :S ““ , T li “ | I n d ia n s wiUi a lO-I11 v ic to ry . , s aaid id all persons hiterested In oc e rtify - te n d in g on new rurule le changes. Atir*no«c PiiiKiia.iniijfT'M'ri.t- isi i i w w a . s : S « ' i!j ' ...... S " ^ / ? i f S r V' ?oae t-a4Srj"^«wr»‘lob. Oulir.; n > 1 0 0 l^evtir^ ft ^ r r p ! . ”^ r r r \ i ! ! ------! 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PMMJ « » 5 1----!inTi»VcMO I^^IOII-IOS ‘"jljJ'*' Plt^Eichangiin g o _ J : p*- ‘*^iwd.'; ** a's''sl!ii'E% ?rij . ' » > ™ te e Ffoiii^ — !T,, ■ «;»■• ;'. ; ?.'i - a-„".;sifJiu^r. Vii?§?? .J;. .,. I lElir n ' I?*III* fraJci«» Small Tinires for Small. 1 2 ^ 'T C«Ui IU(x3t. Im *. ««. S' . )‘..1 . . «m‘S“ - . J- H k ! ! » -A Sii E '* " I'M M'! : ! - s SSSie* . S S'£ 0 ^ 1 _o<^^c*9oiv n eMojocks kl.------OtnmiaAiAgnOl-Lfncnill.. I .C.I, I — • CarsjiSSmall Prices ' |-wn.t«. Dl'-MUCHI 1 a i'u iC«IS., C.'i r'<'n.,«gll I-MJ *-?3U« ^7.71-711lilii K / y fl ILE STEEL RADIAL J till Only W LO0-0«llO-1l,K» Al<« ______n __ tlOC»»fUl3).S-fllCgl»M — J J a t M S W W ’ § s a I I ...... 3S.88- \\ M ^ -. . L»t.>Wi l i i »IJ « t { 1 ...... 38^88 ’luj Exchango ------IT- . S b ® ^ lus Exchango .11 U.WAUUE . oiiuoo y ^ row "■*• UtilM.0 1 0 Bl*. << »»I -*. OlMnt » < J J 1 hit c S t JO {f 000 OOI a \ i‘' — S-riT rrK lrs!!' w*wi0Ti«rt»»» fciiriMi w. 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- • 2>lA‘on W«.l ■ ■ RUPIB 724Scflll —M ______S u nday., A uflust 12, I W Tlmea-W'JewaTTwiri ew Falls.' Id ah o C -J...... ; i j i-Li .li?* j.A B m _ OC01-007: W e b s t e r• Iscores hole-! - i n - o n e Hot-shhooting O’Mearai ^ JACKPOT - QierCri W ebster of Twin Falls highlightedhIj the second day of the Cactuss Pete's Texas Mixed Sera:ramble b’- scoring a hole-ln-one. leads 1Buiclt toi)urney W ebsler convertedcd a six-iron on the par threeree. H5-yard_16th hole. Classiiffiedin - 7 ------She wasn’t able to:s(:see~therbairroll'ln'the cup b n d ex p^^a^^the^green Is____ ; - — ------G^j^BbANC-i? -M } c h = ( A P ) W a t ^ibnffrSotith-Afrlcan-now^play- n ~8creened from thc-te continuing 'a hot Ing butt of-c Venlce,_Ela..istarted the_ “If. hole screamed thenenewsbacktoher. .. ! 079Apptla:iptiances i streak that began sevi»ven tournaments day farr backt in the pack at 4-under,' .B Announceme ■ ______HusbandJ5an.Wcbpthsler Im m e d ia te ly ,p u t Uie.fie.feat Into perspective ------lents - ■ oflOHMtinlatlno&alfcond,______; ___ ------agorflred-an-8-undeiideppar-&nn~th«- bm - qoRoieiay~ K rgatrTsttgcking-~tne- ' for Uie golfing clan, 001 Floflsls 082 Buildirlildlng m aiorlais third round Saturdaylay to take a one- windswe;vept course. 083 G aragiirage sales . ; nn, ‘‘Itlsthefamlly’sfiI firs t hole-in-one.” h c sa itfwwithalaugh. it 002 Lost & lound ' s tr o k e le a d in to th e: Hifinal round of the Themm ta r k o f 64 w a s firs t se t in 1981 OaSFIrewcew ood Webster’s acc wa;/as the second in the two-da-day event. Salt L^ke 003 A nnouncem ents Buick Open. b y J o h n FoughtI and equaled last year 004 Special nollcos 087 P lanm lsis & tre e s - C ity 's Billy B ow den1 c o n v e rtin g a n a c e on th e fourourtli hole Thursday. O ’M e a ra , 27. th e 1979197 U.S. A m a teu r b y d e feending n i champion Wayne Lcvl, - 005 Memorial nollcos; 088V arletirlety Ioods ------c h a m p lo irw h o ls ^ eieRlngtilgtlist e k l will who-mls!Tlssed-thti cut-tlils-yean-T?ie------OOfrPefsonals-:------______0 9 Q £Loi-pauupolifia a a i ______092 Auctioicllo n s T a s a p ro . w a s a n 4 -uu n n d d e r 202, one shot c o u rs e rerecord for Warwick Hlllff is■ 62a . V alley issisues grid cal ahead of Trevino,Ino, Denis Watson, by JimI OC o lb e rt d u rin g a p ro -a m e v e n t . H/\2ELT0N - valley \ High School will11 chcck. oul football Isao Aoki of Japan anda n d P a y n e S t(;w art In 1979. ^ Selectaioffe ■ U F afarmers’ r . market *■ . e q u ip m e n t for th e 198.984 se aso n M o nday a n d T uesdesday nighis. »n also- Is seeking his .first 007 Jo b s of Interest . in th e $400,000 e v en t. W atso n 095Fenili:irtilizer&top soil E q u ip m e n t w ill b>e e cI h ec k ed ou t to ju n io r s a n d seniors& M onday fro m 008 S a le s poopio . O'M eara's 202 alstalso Is a 54-hoIe victoryf a:after three years on the Tour. irm s e e d .< Jt : 7:30lo9:30p,m.andiid to fre sh m e n a n d so p h o m oa reres Tuesday fro m 7:30 009 Employm ent agon . . . r e c o rd fo r th e B u ic k OOlp e n .;______H is b e;st. s t finish. has_been _a Jie foi: »y.grains leed ...... ^ — - to9:30p,m..accordirlin g to C oach F o r r e s t Fonnesbe sb e c k ,-...... 010 Prolosslonal servi After missing the2 cutct at thc Memo- sccondI oron three different occasions. irm s lof rent — -Football practlcew‘ w ill beg in W e d n e sd ay a t 7:30:30p.m . 015 Babysitters riai Tournam ent Inn CDublin, Ohio, In Watson»n, 26, who was-ttom and .u 099 P astuistu i re s for feni . ^ ------016-Silualions wanled /o sto c k w anied - - M a ^ O ’M e a ra h a s finfinished in tne top eaucateded in KnoawijTbelore moving 017 B usinoss opponulul^iti^i------lOOLIvost . 101 AnimaIlmal breeding lO incachofhislastsiIt six to u rn am en ts, to S o u th A fric a In 1976, s ta r te d thllie e P hysical I 018 Incom e properly [exam s givein B r u i n s ^______. • - - 102 C attlelltle ; ■ ‘ IncludlnK ru n n er* u pJ fourfoi times. ' dayaf4-u4 -u n d e ri4 0 .------020 M oney lo loan Free physical examinations)ns wili be given»lo all 104 H orsejf s e s _ • ______O’M eara^ who alreaIready has banked . On thelie back ?lde, Watson played - F 021 M oney w anied w Twin Fails athleleses, boys and girls, in grad< 105 H orseDfseequipmmt. . ad es g .U iro u j^ 12 on 023 Invesim eni $299,050 in official m(m oney th is y e a r, a lm o s t; flawlessfli golf. Ke made oirdies 106 S wvine ine “ M o n d a y .' 025 Instruction I could pockct anotherier $72,000 by w in-, on 10 andm d 12, c a rd e d a n e a g le 3 on th c 108 S h■eep e e p ' 4^ ...,.A nyTw lnF9!ls.HIH ig h 5.c)ipo_l stu d c fit o r C’.uarijart.or 0'l>cary Junior ..■ 026 M u slclossons I...... ning-theBuickOpen.'"V ...... • - iJ a ^ 5 • lOIOth-,- t then- b lrd le d • 14 • an d - H6- llO P o)ultry& u ltr rabbits . higli ninth-grader whow plans lo participate: inir sports during thc ! _ In his _rpund _Sat^aturday, O'Meara while conro m p le tin g th e ba ck n in e in Ju st , _ 1i2lrrigatlIgation - - com ing school-yearr and1 who has not had a'phy)hysicai should p la n to ...... ' ' birdied'fburo'f the firslIrst six holes, then .30strok«k e s. e 113 Farmrm s s & ranch supplies , ta k e one on M onday. □ Rearosiale I bogeyed No. 8 to mamake the turn at Watsonson has e a rr^ only $42.-:C4 In /• 114 Farmrmlmplemenis I Students who haveve physical e.\ams on flic atal the school need not 029 O pen ho u se s —3>under 33. Ke had fivefiv more_birdies officialI m o n e y th is season. 115 Farmrm wV ork w anied ” ta k e an o lh cr. 030 H om es lor sale on thc back nine for hlsM.his Garyl/ Hallberg, who held a_on^, 031 Out*of‘lown homeme s------n in^~ ' 'rhecX'imswillbeje giv e n a t R p.m . a t T w in F aills lls n ig h ...... Ironically, O’Meare a r a 's 64 c am c s tr o k e leadIc i over lyevino.'Stewart and ______„_J)31B uhl:Fller.homBS- es ------t j RRecreational ec - ' ' _____ O33Klmb0ily-Hansen ------— r a b o u tr-tw o -h o u rfc tooo=lat^>4o41e4lu>-JohtvAdo o = Ldoms-af(«F’4wo-rounds rfioered- 'lallon— ------— " M fllV ro m e lio m e s " ------tournament recordI w;which was shat* to a l-ove>ver 73 on S a tu rd a y to slip b aick c k T ~ ^avelIhT Ethlrowef I eject5 ~ t e d — - itort 121 B oats>ats& m arine item s « •------te re d b y W a tso n 'sB rliiirilliflnt63;------to l0 ^ m idndcrforthrtoumnmcnr— ( ~ . 1. _ _i)38Hoal.oslale.wantete d ------|2 2 Sponli LOS ANGELES ((AP) — A ]avelin throwerver from Greece was 037 Farm s & ranchos loning goods------“ — ® 123 Skiing:ling equipm ent disqualified from thefie O lym pics S a tu i'd a y , tlie finflrsl woman and fourlli , 038 A creage & lots IOW vehicles ^ 039 B usinoss properl a th le lc (ound to h a v/c e used ste ro id s a t tlic G am■es. es. avel trailers . ______04aCamatflryJo(si::j ------Tlie-InlemaHanal-(.l-Olymplc-Committoe-disquailualifled-Anna-Veroull; ------tmpe»4-«heil6— ------— jr-assumiLes=lead= _ ------043 Vacation propertj 27, of Greece, sayir^Ing u rin a ly sis sh o w ed "shelie had u . ^ a n a b o lic ~ jto r h o m e s " __ sterotcis, ^ iilty trailers 7'-, HiGriPOINT, N.C.C. I At*) — JoA nne th e e n d1 olof tne round. She bogeyed the 045 Mobile ho m es loriiisale . T28UTE7 1 e a r n e r , fo rc e d to flnlfinish her sccond 18thhole;le a n d lo st tiro rn d , ______' Vcro^l had finishehed seventh In her group iniriJhejlualify]ngj!.tage t ______.... _.— round shortly after-sui He finals, so her dlsqualilicatcation has no effect on ------® - A uAutomotive— t i ;------— ■ ■■All-da: ______charged-past -defend day j-had played with Itl^-sald-ilUr z^JhfijnaiaUtondlnBfic — ------131-AuHW 01 the injury, ‘i hil the first•sl The three previousus disqualifications becauscsc of sleroid use were ~ " ------o io Furnlaneo nou&as Patty Sheehan at siinsEl sui wltii a 3- u s e s ^132AutoIto p a rts & ac c e s s o rie s — t 18th green) too long, and it ,S w e d en ’s T h o m a s JolJohansson, who lost his sliver 051 U nfurnished hous under-par 69 to ;akeike.UiOead.atlcLP“" ‘ 'cr medal in WTestling, niM B s 133 A utosIto s w anted ) dark to see the grain on the 052 Furn. apts. &dup1< th re e ro u n d s o f th e $18 he and non-winners Mallahmoud Tarha of Lebanonn anda Ahmed Tarbi of jto s for rent p u tt." ______054 U nfurn. apls. & du|S a x e s 134 A utos . • - Alg*?rji>i ixttl n v^i^ hlUifLecs------1 tll ______,13SC ydej »cles 4 su p p lie s .,. . , j x . .— r^GlassletPGA-to^am ------05frfloom »^ow O T t-^ y thundefslorms pelted the ZT; • i:«iHflavyia v y flq u ip m ont------r r i r — — .:l:— ^ -C a m e r-’s to ta l r b e fo re sstaging ta thc rally to put her on30 e a c h y c a r w ilh a v e ra‘ai g e s of 23,8 a n d 22.7 p o in ts ppei e r gam e. 166 A utosJto s — Lincoin-M ercury 070 W anted to buy 168 A utos lead had It not beenJen, for a muscle top. Carniirner, Shechon and Dot Ger-,p. T h e R ockets a cq ujired ii Jones in September 19®1982 a s p a rt of a tr a d e . Jto s — O idsm oblle 071 S h o e s and clolhir^ '" 3 172 A utosJlo s — Pontiac . problem in her lowercr backI whWh she main weriere the lasl ihreesome on the th a t se n i M oses M aloilone lo th e P h ila d e lp h ia 76ers.r s . 072 A ntiques jlo ^ — Plym outh said forced her to altcliter her swing by course anc and finished in near darkness,' 074Mu9lcalln8lrume Jlos—Other T 076 O llice equipm ent Jto d e a le rs G riffith aiiccuised of arirso n 077 Radios, TVs & ste S- SreSSn'js ln d s s directory ClwW TO N, Mo. (A(AP) — Cornerback Jeff Gri:jriffin of the St. l,.ouis 078 Furnituro &carpG j Benefiit scramlible set — Cnrdinal^of the NaNational Football I>eague hihas been booked on ' suspicion ofsecon'd-d-dcgree arson in connectio■tlon w ith a flrc a t a : : ; : : : j A C K P .0 T “ T h e■Jim j n Sinclair M^Jl' and threeree days at Harv£y’s.ResorLirL _ sportswear slore thal^heccw w ns. authorities salila id . < 004-Spedal Notices ^006-Per8onal8 . ------^— morialGolf-Toumamementfa-scramble—Hotctx^n-Oir-:fcakc-Tahoc—plus—thrcc- — ,, wriiiin, ^1, aiso-wai'asbooked by SLXoiilsCbunljnly policeon-susplcion ------^j Announcements- Qf of Stealing by deceit.it. H e w as re le a s e d F rid a y/ pendingpi warrants on ' ------NOTICE ------:— = desired to provideI fundingfu for new hundredd cdollars for each member of Notice Is horoby givon lhal • ------;— e q u ip m e n t a t M a g icc VValley Regional - the winnin n in g te a m . A 1984 F o rd the two charges, aulhIhoritiessald, ■ IIIho Idaho Oopanmont of ALCOHOLICS •: -Medical Ccnter. willill be held Sept. Tlmnderb:Tblrd. compllmcnls of Andyjy Formal charges"woA'ould not be fo rth c o m in g untilntil Monday, A ssistant ...... I I-Hoallt) and Wollaro. Division ANONYMOUS .' St.lxjuis Counly Proso se cu lln tj A tto rn ey M a rk Mllli fl02-lO8t&Found , •'-ol Environment (Bureau ol . . C»I173«300 ■ ^ 3 0 a t J a c k p o t G olff Course.Cc and'Bob’sb’s IVlolor Company. Buhl, is lillersaidSaturday, ...... Walor Quality). Slato ot It will be a four-lur-person Texas offered forfoi the first hole-ln-one scored2d Idatio, is now soticillna — ^fopoaa^ slrom qualilied and__ BREAK BAD HABrrS ; ______scrnmhle moaninglg 1Ihp pprgnn hit— nn Nn 4I______^______CHECK DAILY p (Smoking. Qver.ackage Includes two per • • LOCATED:1396THAVE,W.- Jlficor. Division of Envlion- y*: com pensation1 Ibenefits. You may beDe w ise lo s e e k ’ A Problom Is not a problem; ------freshment&-oni4he_c>_ cn iirgp a n d fl r oo m , pprime rll rib dinner and a show mont. Idaho Doparlmonl ol r/Jwhon shared. Menial Heallh J J - — le g a l.a .d v ic e . - I. GrlUin X. mato 4 lomalo, ?Hoallh and Welfare. Stale- cocktail party each dayJay...... f e a tu rinJg g the "Kour KreshmCn"'for“ . ■ brown i whilo, pups, Hhouso. Boiso. Idaho 83720 > rrw very, ( f Q o i i ilcoeche^liaw Off]Ilic e ’]) ol Soulhern 3. Oacnshund X, malo, s8poctf«i*contr8elor8 w ilf ^ TF AC'kccldent and Injury Claim:\X X \^ .J j Idiiho bla^cK, brown Swhllo.^ aaccoplod by Iho Divistgn up ~^ ts % 'h o n e '3 ^ 3 7 ^ ^ lo and Includina Seolember I wouldw liko a lady lo to m ^ « -u :\r n .------*■------TIVOnvi m mr ftom o-»-8hare' - Harrts;JT©oodri‘ich cop 6. Shc'opOog.'malo, blacki oxponsos wilh mo. Good', B oiso 3 4 3 - 0 0 2 2Z • Twm F.iIlD Toll Frno 1”8l-800-227-8385 ------0X| whilo, 005-MemoftelNoltees '2Slocjllon In Jorome. B56-7653;-' 7. Doby. (omalo. brown, 4 KrrS: Divorce. B w fcniptoyjj - vfsold ______J IpcalTiunning hhonors _ noig"hl»f3,'wo*woufd*llkolo E ^vos' a Weekends,______^o\)ts5\o7pmcn\i ■- oxproBS o ou'-approciation & .77 MEET CHRISTIAN SINGLES. TWIN FALI^ -T rairracyH arfis“and ~ " HttKJiomete - Montfay. thru Friday spoclal s manks tor visits. « ...... n:IC l,a>Tlelta«lnrti . 1 06V prnyors. Ilowors. loo'd & by phono or mali. Lovq... - Clyde Goodrich walkecIked off with top Ctll 73MlliO,il!M .SI cards, Tho Minister, tho Oatlng. Marriage, Locals — ^------h o n o r s .l n .t h e J l x ^ or LlLife Run Satur^J;!jl!^4‘Kfii<«^ ..\^ I m ossago was boautllul. Nationwide, f;** no foo. doni^-' 5.[)iviJMirklnT Bocauso Dogs aro broughl Roadtng F of tho obituary. tions ’'0,' only. Box 9020-TP, Van' d a y . NuyS.CA91409, ■ - y . — In-avaty-hOuf.anrt SniO nr -atnnacljianlauno e nursos. •Harris clocked a 33:23:26 to claim the [jffiKSSy' DESTROYED alter -up*to*()ate-tijt;—- 10—the-homer-The-Hoving-li • I , !'■"[--fil ' Mixod dogs ato hard lo do- kindnoss k shown to us in Iho 734-7472.24 — hours a day. • The race was spon:w nsoi^ by the_}s:jimMwSo;; — 3Cflbfl.-comotoihoT>ound!o“-tOSS-Of l( OUflOving husband.' -'ROOM 'RC & BOARD-foretdenilJ- Magic Valley Reglb‘gional Mcdlcal 900 II your pol is itioio, (athor. (. grandtathcf & lady lac or genlioman. lamU*-: Como and pici( cul a puppy brolhor, t J. Frod Smith, stylo sty moais, liconsOtT . — Ccnter staff.. . — ■ Of full orown-oog- tney—1“ Tnoso Kind doodswllt novor T-shi-Sholler care^n-Jeromo. C*I|.;^— , R e s u lts in c lu d e : ...... Friendship a-- FOUNO: Lovoly lomalo mo- fMr. S Mrs. Gono Smnn S. Support. Su Caii'324-37a3. 3s£ : i O i S i dium sizod dog. pan lab, fFarr»llv 4M6.326-4720.733 LOST: Groon Parrot, vicinily ^Mr. & Mrs. CnarlosL. Smilh S ; Mr. S Mrs. Bill Loodom S fishing, homo cooking, bactc- MALE FEMALE * MALE FEMALE of 2nd Avo North, flowatd^, { rubs & big Qirla. Sond re-! UNDER AGE 30 .....V...... §21.20--- S33.30 $17.00 $27.10 I - p iio s to Box C»et. c/o.TimBar:r~^ ------30'througn-j^...... ------$22ioo— y ?2nTT r ' -NiSws: B o r w r r w i n Falis. • ------d0.lhroughJiSU ...... !!»m!!m!,"$37^oo— s 4 a j o —______$29.70_____$ 3 9 .2 0 . _■ J LOST: In NE Twin Falls ■ ID 63303. •______—T01I0WT3D puppy, diik gold • -i 'W OUL-D'tho gon'ieman fn 50 through 59 ...... $55.80 $62.90 $40.10 $47.90 color, lomalo. 4 mo. oio « ------6 0 - 1 ^ ...... Mrs~£tlenXilbsQn&Jijunilv____^Twin Falla who callod Rosd ' ...... $72.00 $74.00 $50.20 $55.80 Ifloward. Call 73<-203e.~ - ^ "ln~Jorbmo'“at~32«3W p^ O ne Child ...... ______$ 1 8 .9 0 ...... - ...... ; $ 1 5 .1 0 ...... ILOST: M8lo.$amoyod."bluo—-Cflli-Classiliod, { -73M931t-|5|g- please call ta ck ; L ers taiK ,// - - Bh----- >»$33.30— «------—WA:ro roadv whBfiyQuaia!

jTTT«TTT?n|«IW ~i 007 -Jo b s Of Inlenjsl m007-Jobs of Interest — waiiot. possibiy no”af.K-?Jia°L' ^ - WEEK II lound.' call- colioci’^ — ^ ------■;.> COMPARE YOUR? PLANI WITH OUR "PROTtyreCTtON-PttiS**: ------^m>.7SWa5r—1 --- ONE-MILLION DOLLA.AR HEALTH CARE PLAN,N FOI R INDIVIDUALS tLOST; Sal bolwoon 7.9pm. ------^^A^^F^M IL^^.^^N p_F(^^0^-F^E-lt B F O W U R E ------1__H ai'm on.,.,ParK_ Diamcnd g ) _ W a y _ _ »1-Lidios tan. Lovi Brand’ ' G o - T h e - ^ I '' Your Tin'Im es-N ew s _ % ■ " s e n d m e y o u r f r e•E e "PROTECTION PLUS ' BROROCHURE. HAVE A ‘ | — Pufso, Rowardt 32M897. j REPRESENTATIVE CO:O N TAC TM E'.J YES LTNO (PI(Please (Tiark box) | . LOST: | 13 wk cld Goldon Lab F. « Carrier iss collecting :f. Fomalo Pup. ’Crae*ofs‘ I d e n t i fiy f y W i t h _ I ...... viclnly N Of Pololino Rd„ tliis— weelai solos asslstt.sIstoncobyNopo ___

Oul ol worli? YouVe not • to i Nopo't natlonot adveiidvertisors work (or you _ c oul of tuck- look to classiliod • Nopo products for outomitomotlve, Industrial. __ ■ for ompioymont forolgn oj>- Itnport & lloottm ma o rk « lt ~ Iponunlllos: ■ ------l S 5 l use OWR TOU. mcoica'l service bureauiOFItAMO. c INC. m ce NuwBcn C b T T f ^ t R i i c l T J o n e s M DAHO .OOHtWWfMHoUcM ( ------I ’ . •LEWISTON BOISEJE POCATELLO 1-W0-M2-M22.------'------P;07Bo>BO X 26068------— -PO -iiO X .l 106—P o -o o x -g(.J560— P.O. OOX 3334------U-kll'HCALTH CAne PLANS ARC Salt Lake City:ity, U tah 8 4 1 2 6 ■ — 03501 , 6370212 &3?01 SUBlUBJCCT TO APPLtCABLC CX. \ 'e tho Family ol EDNA - -7 4 6 -2 6 7 1 33&-242420 234-0020 AtL-EY-wisn-io-tnanirour'' ^------8 0 1 - 997 7 5 2 .1 8 4 1------family & friends lor all tho - -na o ip is u o o o fl Qlvenus, ■ ■ "..--f—' ______\

TwfnfFalTsndano Fal “ ■ SumJay.-AufluB|UB|12,-1984------_ . •...... > ^Se>.lected ofjfferi-R ealll estate 0 0>7-030:

j-HomesForSal» aOOB-SaleaPeopte ^0 5 1 5 -8 ib y ^ . _ .017OIT-BialiwsOpp^. 0»Zt-Ol»llHoiiM8 BO-W EXPERIENCED B a b y sin ^ n GROCERY GRI STORE lor sale. INSURANCE fKlmbertv. Snacks, hot 4,700 4,70 SF. complele. meet • {OPEN HOUSE ■SALES 1“lunch, lanced backyard & room, rooi full deli. .3 bdrm apl TODAY THIS IS IT ------h e ^onoiiis ^ rp o ralio n , P,0 . ^Bo^^N, ^ WILL CARE for Infants. 9-5 declarer). When a declarer•cr is missing • UnDmliod opporlunlly and 30-Hom e3 For Sale ANSWER:t: UUnless you play an artifi- advancomonl potential sioady, leglllmato rolor- tm. FOR ' the. trump queen and canan finesse in 702-623-2586.______5SUMABLE«*% LOAN.___ cial and forerorcing one-club sysiem, you • Saloa oxporience welcomo •>"£oncoa required. 734-7415. _ WHATEVER HEASON^------only o n e d irec tio n , th c queerteen is said to R£STAURANT.-|ounoo.-ll-“ 3 bdiidem' new 'carpelT W nf- '•^ 1 ^ , ' should haveive close t6 the usual mlni- -bulnoinocoasary. Cla quor by the drink, pool ynfln j be offside If thc finessesc fails, and evo f f i is Is the homo for you. f/iL; ■ mum requirluiremcnts - six HCP and lables, card room, games, (encincod^yard*!*covored'paiPo- J onsidc if thefincssc succccdc c i , - 11 you aro ambitious, mature, ^ plus 6 apartfflents. 2 com- Morrsrningsldo School. . ThisIls cclassic homo has had four cardsIs In ii thc major suit. If you and enjoy selling, write. In Mf morclal ronlals. 11.940 U 77.500.73<-9558 5 afler 3, oxtena ------COlconfidence lo: -P.O. Box —_marSHualkinaWMlal SSi ror.-s'tooi-sldlnor-storm ...... arc dealt. a five* or-six-card-major; DearMr.WoUr;" ...... ' square feel,- J in .000.00, —^------:------^------:------r<»r,- and a singlingleton club, you might 1702, Twin Falls. Idaho 63301. HAtHANDYMAN Yard Sorvico; Excolloni lorms avallablel . indows. and new flirnace. ^ What happens to thc dealeal In rubber :Hmmlno, w eeds cut. g* ASSUME7VS%L0AN glnSO)aautiful hardwood, floorsl INTERNATIONAL Publishing t^m Ownor will consider trade. Id ownor will carry his Bpau‘‘ strclch a responsere; with only four or'' bridge when a hand is passerssed out? CoCompany Is seeking a irian- clea:lean-up,. Hauling, n-iiCall Jovce at MUNROE irge. largo closets. Mature ;sllmaies. 733-2953.42W 10 lully at 10% lor 20 yoars. U rge, five HCP. ager to service-schools. “ !i ROBIRTS REAL ESTATE, th m odoraio; down, lanoscndscaplng and water WboM Torn?1? EUIelsb,B N.C. motivate, train, hire 4 spll 543- 3hts. Call for details. ------sSlaclous Ic newer homo In {jBhls- Dear Mr. WoW olff: wilh part-iimo salos organ!- Oldi3ldor Rancher wants job, ' rcRESTAURANT&LOUNQE: ftlCED AT $59,000,00. ANSWER: Law 22 of th the e Law s of , zai lllllo, shoop, caretaker, lOd neighborhood. 3 . , , ■ Is It truerue that some people go . zallon, $25,000 guaranlood Call For aalo or trado. Take ovor 60^^:drooms. 2-.baths._largo______, • Contract Rubber Bridge sstai ta te s; " If no J incIncomo basod' on saios ln-- watiwatcMnan. flox 383. Filer,------pj-y, • through lifeifc holding good cards and paymenis S trade your hom e" chon and ealing aroa I player has bid. thc handsds arc ; aban- * lervlows. Prolit sharing In- — lor my oquity. Groal family mbinallon. Seperaio living ready HC/ fo’r SCHOOL others badd cards?c I’m not interested suranco, opporlunlly for Pl7r:Buslne«sOppty8;" m ; opeoperation In small town. 8000, , doncd and the turn to deale al passes in om with fireplace. Double in pcrccntagtUiges o r bdds. I ju s t w a n t the company car. M ust• sq. It, complox, earr 1garage wilh aulomatic Yourour childronc can be al tho ro tatio n ." :OLD CERAMIC BUSINESS facts. llbilibrary, toaching or salos COL •C^le has drive thru window, o r opener on largo lot. doorDor wllhinv 2 mlnutos when ba o u r firs t . avavorago - income {42.802, Jonson. ollico 734-4875 or : ,f . Ih. 2 fireplaces 4 famil? ' ew „homos in Villa.OjI.fllo------and the resi aartnersfilp oppaitunlllos. )m -TolaLa.lOO-SF-all-on— sSb-jp n)f-good-cards:TDessimlstSi—i=lcgal=tum^o=bidT-Th»-laii £oad.u)5uinBaQiJ0L:i7fiSt^ResH(ift^i^076--MaHiotln8_|*p‘ Db”dlvlslch Inat can be, Optimists ter Twin Idaho 63303 Sal- assAssociates- ______msL TioTiborrtiotrofTjrTYacy,— ^pufcmurchaBOfl'wittno%-downi— — •— ipQSltC,------1 ------;— , »i‘n- - m '''7DSr‘sS ’^ l‘ln'a *jn fadlvis lun. $09,500. i.T S O x aa'^ u a r fiMjne------^------_ _ _ — -;^:2Ul3:hoM cr9::of ■’.ly ,S ^:;OMPUTER. Retail Busi- Loa:Lease. Exc. growth poion- sumablo tow Inl. loan wllh . . l e before any other player■ has hi bid-or olOpporlunlly knocks, man- DOSS. Sun Valley/Koichum' iial,lial, Torms nogollablo. Call ig. STILL TIME TO PICK _____ tust lho opposWolff: lliclont' down, Immodlaio yCUR — whcn-it-was-the-turnof-the-thc-opponent ------^------agagomoni- posilioti_can_bll_jD._:0.-Aulhorli«d-lBM-4-HP_j.63l l*Ufl___ OWN CARPET e the wortT^'offsiHe" lo yoyours wllhin six monins of,' cupancy 733-3322. cOLOOLORS- ■ Priced— from------D ear IMr. Woi ' , on your right to bid. jcalorships. Call (208) 788- TRADE your proporiy or 0 7 7 : “ic location of certain cards. ' ^cclaJlzcd_l{qtnino—Eat^ w j ^OWNER. Lovely 4 bdrm. $53.00>3,000,00.______, liiTe I aapor-on-this-12 unll apl, ------* Yo u mean Ifi'lhc lcffbr”ro the: Send bTldge quenion* (o The AAet5rT2nitixmi : w Posllivo cash How. ownor f,!*. . SUSTOM 4 RETAIL Meat Pos! Isheb and carpotod amdi ^ descrltw thcleclarer’s l< hand? 12363, Dallu. Texu 7S22&. »IU|,Klf..ddr«»ed, k I: S CO S s S ' ^ S g ^ ^ Procossing Plani located In anxl R.c>, Mt. B..liy K rURORA REAL ESTATE v r r r T ------— bocslhis me l U m ^ envelopeal lamlly motel In Wells, N\^ BY OWNER; ( 4 bdrm. 2-1- *Spacli .li a dosiro to grow pro- I BUSINESS • “ PY provided by Idaho Homo A^olloRpoler------M70.&00,702-752-3232, bathsIhs, ex': neighborhood. 1-31 acros acr East ol Kimboriy. palr/troubic- snoollng [,n ol fossioriaiiy 4 lechnically. wo Supervisor, 201 Main Avo Eslabllshed trailer con- *— lit Iroos, berries, gardon ' X-ray, -tllnlcal labotalory. i Part-llmo business, luii-nmo' VAV/osi. Twin Falls, Idaho Health and Hospice Esl iporios, carpel, dish- Irull Ir oi. havo a place lor you. Musi personnel. Includes hospital cescession sland, equipped 7 E l e v e n Ssher, ' disposal, lireplaco spot,gr practice prolossional nurs-• year rouno job. mechanical ^ FINANCIAL lld homo * atlracllve api., Roa'lal Esialo. 543-6806 or , groo In Social Sciences de­ WANTED: FUCL-TIME sired, Twin Palls aroa. Sondg Ing in Idaho, as dollned by' background ossontiai. Rol- ner $40,000.733-2524. W W?-6060 ® evenings.______resum o lo Walker Ccntcr.all Ihe Nurso Piaclico Acl.'An-j. erencos required. 934-5132. L||Liconsod "cosmetology m- 023023-lmeilmBiit 18- nual salary beings at sirucior. Send resume to PLANNER .ER ACREAGE wllh oul- REDUCED -P.O. Bok S4t, Goodlrtg, . . BUY3UY or SELL, real esialo. bulldllldlngs. Irrigalod pasluro,______Idalio 63330. In Idano can •5fi175TT5r^Wn53n5B=a7nn^nU$Fn=mFTnrrem53oiod ------Ti Jolj borvicc Oliice (Do- -OoslonrS77-tynwooO-t.^all:------1-eOO-227-4190 or call 203- ; capped children. Equal Op- Twin falls. Idaho, or coniact IOSaoaAmencanE>piosSlr]C ha.oii.onowcomBinedlorce»lot>fl DDeedsqOi of Trust, at dlscounl, homeme wilh now cedar 4 EBoaullful 2 bdrm ------,i. parimeni ol Employmoni) to portunlly employer. , | Ihe loado'm tno lir>sncial isrvice}ce» induJlrv. W.lh a Broader |n|ot In Joromo Q obtain applicalion and an- J.R^ain3-77_77...... _ nlerest yield 15% and up, carpo'pollng. A llreptace tops CLEANING Equipment [ Excoilont bonoliis i working ^- 1.1c Covs 734-2068, . oil IhiIhls C02y homo wilh room NNowly romodolod I’j nooncemenl. Closing dale conditions. Apply m porson W,WANTE’ d: Timcs-Nows Cor- | Sorvico Porson. open- — Ta,in P;ill-; p, 3oods ol Trusl. Mortgages, 'of kids 4 animals.,An 8%______Now carport oncod In plumblng,'wolding. '— ST-Cjnrccnttnrroif-WOTr— 'O' ^5ar-Eaiaio oc Wap* Can- c’ &-31-8J. tana, Gooding, Idaho. JcJerome, and Blotne coun- ti Now rool ninrirlr.ll f, Aomo bvdraulic.Q EpE/M/F/Hc/Vot ___ an excoplional caloet opportuniiyry 10lo become a por>onal [man- :racis t r ^ purchased. Highest J iii^racllvo .a a — th e —price. ties ai I.OOO. Call Rogor al Now siding ’ exporionco. ' Seli-slariof. . _QET.HEALfHY-&.WWLTHY, - - Applicants should havo a - eicial piar^nmj piotoMionat, - sricea PaJd-We Pay All ablo lo wotk wiin public.I ------^-RESUMES'LETfERS------Expanding nutritional com- . nroo Robins Real Esialo. Nowwlrlng Professional with knack lor writing, a natural Cosl:o 8t»-No Brokera Foea. Call Munr Only Ihoso wilh oxporlbnco pany, tops 55 million in its . IDS/Amarican Eap'ott c aa oiler a p.p;otngiou( earaor in whicn =or Free | Quote (208) 734^)367 1-8806 or 543-6060 ovo-s. - - . . ., 1Now Insulation ____ - Pfofon resulis. 73*<70(>. curiosity- and enihusiasm,- Garago4ahop gloaso a^jjl^^^boiwuun e & lirsl quarter.. Sooks “ soil- andbodepondat)lo. ^you can uiiliio your succetslul proleuional pro experience and vielcopolilan ugi, - Financial FINEIE QUALrrY: 3-4 bdrm, 2 • * SECRETARIAL POSITION mollvalod people, pan & lull ih.ndopondence,prolouion#l Sorvlcos, . P.O. Box 2040, bath,h, Ig gar, choico aroa. „ Foncod yard Apply in person to Pal taii^ciion and Ihb opponuniiy tolo earno over $40,000 annually . By ownor, must sell Rapidly expanding regional' llmo. will train. Call Belhany. pBoan, ' Regional Editor. _ rwin Falls. Idaho 83303._____Use0 liIdH low inieresl monoy. ■y •••«*•«** company will soleci a secre­■ <32-i5M^_ Tl, wiWin your lirsl yoar. Wo isiovido) comp oponingi, .Mnd ■V Annual Return ; CONFIDENTIAL business m 3 slalos & will be; ' hiring, vour area For diiec- j4QJIU r. ______' VIyour rL'iuino lodoy. It Couldi bi> b tl>o best Invostmont '' BOX NUMBERS tory call rSoWoT^bOOO oxt ______= : ------ypu-ft-ovTir,"5^ iiiuKc r-Centgci-D'tf ' l yitirm iniinum iBrtn------( a p HAtlUl ___ Offl-09=OpeiTHi5u»M In Iho noar luturo. Tho indi- Amoiicori £xpiokk. Inc., Boitkk oiond Trust Building. Suilo .*/g•SIO.OOO min. inveslmoni viduai who apQllos lor thtr 008-SilesPiioolii ? Iw n ro llt Idoldoho 03303.______«We rwell secured, retail inv.-, Tho Tlmes-Nows cannot posllion st(ouM bo a mr --IF-YOU'VE-EVeR-ltioufliil-—® - disclose the tdcntiiy ol any Blilous. growth oriented andI aboul- -llnancial. -Indepon-____------r-^ tjb b K '^ ------AiAn Equal Opportunity Employer M'F^,F ■; .'~Tr*Por'PoraDnalcontrol------_ I S S ™ ™ advorlisor using a t^oxJ inloroslod in training andI donee -wo may be lor your- ___ $50,000-570,000 ______1 - We-oller-loc8lMtainino.-no------Call John Allman------(iombof.-Howover>-jcaaois_"iTtanaging 'olher 'Office' Commission nlerosted m a position ol- ; InvostmonI. no hypo oppor- W eatem Realty -OPENHClOUSE = personnel m lho future. Sal- Nan Wnolosaler sooks re- _ _,7P-238S ------'ori}d,-but desirino io-flvoia-’y ary Jn c re aio s._ bor^usos. lonityl Learn pan limo so i— you-can-tatO!-advaniage-ol—g_spon5it)Ic,nco(or.youfaica.- . - 1^ - SHBBSi------— SATURDAVSSU^U N D A Y - 1 - 4 ------'* londing a rosumo lo ccrlam paid vacalions, and olher Call 214-257-9687, ;ompanles can,-do so by Iringo bonoliis. To arrange, full limo manager openings (G8-02$ M u 3l c L e s s o w - ^ ------iddresslng your reply 10 lhe lor an inlorviow call Randy. when training ts complete- * QUP ★ 4 HOM ES 0O P E N ★ 30X num bers placing .lin an I No relocation necessary. ' 3UITAR & BANJO Lessons, flolh 734-5000 Wod. Augusi IDS ^ ii^ ln g or advanced. Call involopo addressed to:“ 15 boiwoon 9:00 a.m. andI FordetailsSondaresumoio' Personoi Financiadal Planners :ia8Slllod AdvcrliSing Man- noon. Inierviows will bo holdI P.O. Box 2419. Twin falls,-Id. P E O P L E Ask about our speciiBciol p ro g ram joor. Tfio TimeS'News. PO'0 althgCanyonSprmgslnn. All Inlo. will bc ticId con- . Iidontial. EOE.__ A R E _ that gives you $50(5000 cash to 3ox &48.Twln Falls. IO&3303.[I Shoitor’homo rosidoni Man- along wlih a note listing the LONG haul’ Truck'DViver, h elp pay y our buyinging costs. „ ager needed in Twin Fails. . LOOKING ■ companies you do not wanl,, Services lp exchange (or cxponenced ■ with hauling, - yoor reply to reach II tno doubles & triples, travel Real estate ■ font and uMitos. Sond re- ' O V E R - sB advoftlsor is anyone on your -?iiimi» ■ and/or inouirios-lo- ihrougnouLWosiern ■ US.-oxc ’ 1 BLOCK NORTH Cf llsi, wo will destroy your ' j»-ln»WucUwi------— Q2S025-toitfUCfloft— XQRNEitOf— ------— 0 Box 2<44, Twin halls I ------r H E S E FALLS AND EASI reply-______• -0. 63303.______'resum e to P.O. Box 1747. \STLAND. — Twin Falls, 1080303------— You'con movo a'mounUin ------^ADS------If C t ^ ^ H O U B M ------SURETY “ bail BOND CO’° o i i ____morchandiao__ . r^ood5-loc«l-«op-^^00-St^0(^, ' ciasslliod Advertising, ------EVERY ------~ A IR II Got something to solT? por mo. Full or Pdfi-itme "T asto? bflo7'sol°«?e smalloi JME- ll^Sell II the low-cost way:.. '? 733-0931...... ^_ o n e wilh_a_Classilied Ad, : DA Y ______. ^lhclao9i'iodJ3M U t_ j g W Twin Falls' Finest . Oklahoma Cily. OkUtioma i • - — -----—7 733-09Sr------CAREti E R S ~ 3 ------734i9680~*—-733;B043— T3 " ------73112.______- F t n d - q o f If ypu-quoHfy^f 007-Job9OllnterMt LPN PART TIME 3-11, 11-7 029-^)1)o t Ho1]MJ • ^ — Shill,-Walkor .ACT- Ccnler. _ .t. trolalng and a caroor»r In. t h o A i r lln o / , ' 007-Joba Of Interest Dotox, Call ONS, 934.^^33______-^Qvol-lnduftryr-Joln-ovovor-1200 G radu*- i’S^what you ■ ~ MANAGEFVHEROSMAN^in- Qtos placed w ith moro» thtl a i> 7 0 A ir lln o t. sr joining Shosta termodiaio size dairy. North lf a '”pcrt-1ime'“ i< side, pay commensorato { 'FREE 2-HOURS[SEMINAR OPPEN HOUSE If.ypu like a^cbal- Wllh abillly & eipoiencc. )■ I want, consWer Sund resumo to Box N-6t. y WEDNESDAY. AlAUGUST 15 iwork environmer^t TODiIA Y 1-4P JW .t - 'Beverages Inc. If c lo Times Nows, Box 548. H O L ID A YYINN I nmediote need for Twin falls. Idaho 63301,___ CAII S A G R A N D E lenge fit: teomw FOR 1350 Bloo Lokoia iB I lv d . N. lerchandiser. Gro -1 MID-MANAGEMENT ; IN­ we have an imrr STRUCTOR. 11-month con- ~ ’“Twin Falls,.Id (d a h o =tractxn;quirBSZ5iycai.'._ro;___— e f t M P I N G ------^ 4 . 0 0 0 a part-time mer ------~ 7 - 3 0 P ;M : = Z ^ cont full-llme employmont m ~EQT]lPraENT-- c ' ■ntrtg to eorly a fter- markolingfgonoral | businoss »■ ------739Aap«Aap«nwo«d la n * Ve offer a hourly managomoni i or an Intorviows tchoduinilftdotSomlnar ••■I*l01n>ri'. Mlgh) n e c esso t7 , mornii approprialo dogroo and 3 ^ eoge & an oppor- 1 __A n d y n u h avf>_____ : H ------'----- n o o n h o u r s .. W e ' years futl-lime reiaieo expo­ Ibute to significont rionco.i Salary commonsu- c a m p i n g ' h5« bwt< '“"'‘I,' wage plus milea ralo with oxporience. Sian- less accomplish- Jlno dale September 21.1984. -C- equipm ent for (’'""‘•'I' tunity to contribij ______Immedloto Occi ...... iApplication ooaoiino bop- s g a l e ’ W ill y o u r ' Kaly 734-9317. __ ^ losting—busines tember 5.1984. Submil leitor .IbijUoOftJtj ■Fiotd'Sotos moriagor, ol ( application and rosumo 3ad be'in our fll ments. Inc., 2370 South 900 to: ] Gordon F. Jonos. Trades r Division, AFC Building, ISU *-Classified ' 734-4411 ------Send-Rosumo-to-Fla ^ V / ir r r Airline Caretreers'Bef'ir}! ity, UT~e41-l,9.:£0£j!iQ_ ^ J o a f tc l i- Pocatoifo, Idaho rcolumns for - S h a s t a B o v e r o g o s‘^e-phono In callsc-Ploos&- -j-6320W«09?^'iSD~TS— KN----- r , , 734-33,11 W ost, Soft Lake Ctty, Lshoppera-ta-^- ' ‘ iBHiCADH«¥=^ - I S li _EQUAL-___OPPORH^NIT^^----- S ~^~1HTERNfinOHAl-AB^ AFFIRMATIVE ACTION «. ------agenctorpleostrrNo- s e e ? EMPLOYER ^ IL

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030-Hom e8 For SaleSle_ ___ tflQ=HgmaaFof5alBiale______030-HomasFofSalala . ■ (0&-Homes For Sale _____ tOO-HothesForSale • — C30-Homes ^ 'S i iie —^-^■-C30-HoniesFofSaIe WI-OOtofTown • 037-Fann«4Ranche«^------^------F0R-8ALE-BY-0W10WNERr3—uow~Inlord8f; ^A'ssiI'ssumablo ^ ” 10%% INTEREST vwllh g^ % ASSUMABLE LOALOAN, 8%-BY OWNER: V bdrm'. IVm BRICK CHARMER. Exc: 3 BY OWNER 120 Acre Farm ...... bedroom, 2 b«lh wim a fami- • FHA 235 Loan.'Newo}wer colo- * * minimum down. Owner Ow LOW DOWN. 3 br. lull bsmt,bsr bath. AC. carpet, elc.. J50KiOK: bdrm, IW balh In Buht wllhMllh with 3 bdrm houso ■»- nJ0_years_nlal.stylo.-4^rm^iw2 batfis,______^ — ___ motivated lo-MU-boauiuuillul double garage.j.oc_fOfl nor—Basomont,-oulbuildinos-tr__.------room— $i6K-dn: 6% -APR: $363 m me o“ oneroyoff'cfO''*'f«*lu^<^°^ .. LS:______lull basemonl. unflunfinished A A OKOcullvojLomff.Jltjacijacres_-appllancosriaige deck,K. wwoll J o r 15 yts’. 2095’ tot. som)me summor cooling & winternter corrals. Call 734-7039, ------FOR SALtbyownef-ner^bdrm^smjly^'oom. iarge.le foncod. w '5-t- bedrooms. 3 baibams, landscaped lol on quQuIot __trado oossltilo till 9/1. Com(mo. watmth. $59,950, Call Baikor CHEAP FOR CASH. 1 all 2/3 llnlahed basemeiiment. 1 213 yard. deck, doubio { ------— DncKTrBnctmylBT^’/i-mllimlielo—sifoet: owner'ioaving'io'*'town, call, wriib: Sharp, 208'Bo»fl)»an~ RM »ora:— 543-4371,— Jim-J im - s teorqnonsersiyto bjiiidino,------. . . umable VA cloaotoElomoniaryA ______: SWIMMING POOLwith.wi.wood Jerom e Golf Course. $22,000$22. warns offer. Asking $49.9(<9.900.- -{ a l JoIIors;iPT:W363r----- apprbxlmalely 2400 'sq II, lo in , large lol vrilhilh nrn in mounUlns & valley.• 'This J10S.OOO. Will consider 10 jhbofhooO Oklahoma rlqhi horo fjo aw Eslate,733-8777or733-873:8732. FOR ^ L E BY OWNER: Cuio FARM FOR SALE Of73M865llll5. on .a cul-do-sac. Mi^l Mu soli Magic Valloy. 5 bedroon 'affl? ootlon. B3«862or342-451 and cloan 1 bdrm home, ” ^*,'J^_opon kltchcn-dlning aro Tho Govemmenl Is offering FOR SAL£ BY OWNE ^^.■MJ*y-6atfi5r3800-3Q-ft,~coi irea, 5 ...... —^ - sIDRM HOME. 1737 PopU (»1-OutOtTown completely remodeled. aylight 2 BDRM HOME with iM '00. for sale a 78 acre dairy farm Ol th e finesi homas 73^1597:. kitchon. 2 llreplaces.I rusllcru bedrooms. 3 balhs. dayl iM se- assumable 7.6% IHA loan ___ $19,000 llrm. 543^12 or soo ~ SMsSlS wnik^iil basement, and doi3ouble moni api, gas furnance.e. fruitI 11.5% If un-quallllod. $50 locatod SU mllos northwosi Twin Falls area.rea. This ' daylight basomont. waii< $a»0 FISH FROM YOUR DECKI:KI al509 12mAvoNortt>, Buhl.I L of Joromo, Idaho, 54 acros • Iflmllv room. 2 cor garoaraoo! lor dl- iroes. dlich wator. 2 lots.ii down. Call 734-7955 alteror 5:5:00 Now home In Hagorma^an, ? ACHFS gflitl nt Ha>nllnn .1 ------$»;OOOrC#ll^3>9259:------p-.riron-WDeKeavr ------n.,3. araarrlgaladJtop:t«ndarith^7-7:r:::= iM ^oom s, 4 balhs.i h s T & g on m acros. codaTexlo " •uwncrtiiTjnctnii-M7.6402::2-^^ ^^ 0fm s71^ baths, now painlaim Irrlgalion water being pro- tas.ooo______room, large maslor ------CONSIDER-YOURSEU'L-P-AT ■ & carpol. linishod dayllghiighl vIdod by Iho Northslde ______bfxIfoom.JafgflJamllamlly.room.------nmArcial HOWE in IhiS SpOllOS — basemonl. For salo or tradoade Canal Company. Improve- larQO swimming po< • 1 ACRE, zonod comrne CSO-HomesForSale by ownor (or smaller housouso m enis consist of a 4 on a 5 ” sw? 030-Hom ejForS>]« S i ’ S i h a k e o f fe r i ■ wllh 2 bedroom homo,nn^'U Y bodroom home. Sloel OSO-HomeiForSils fessional landscapli VS. ____ or mobile home-829-4t22- . side dairy barn constructed on 2.3 acres. Entortite^aln'ment SpaclOus 3 bedroon- 50 shop. 606 Blue Lai^kfls '"O- windows, “ “ in 1981. wllh all milking SOLD TO jfom oalry Ou new oafadl8e.734-6665all >ok. & 032-Buhl-Fller Homes OQulpmont available and In- — wotklng order. This properly - HAGERMAN New 3 i double garage, Reducfrced 10 BY OWNER. 3 bodroom. batti, Carpot. t.ol-1 i O'!;' may be purchased lor cash Owner will llnanco. L A fV J O N E S family room; don. 2Vi bath, or on torms ol nol less than CO. >69.500. ,Qf businoss. ES custom bulll. Rainbow sub- Phono 837-«48S____ ,y‘ reason' REALTY f**®" 15- percent down w ith, a ------at~$26.900~bul nny r IRWIN REALTY.INC dlvisron. $98,500.543-6542__ balance payable In not more 11 i« ..I'.L able ollor will bo0 consid-< 1201 Falla Ave. East HEIRS MUST SELL I INfTY IS 73446B0 . 73«500 EXECUTIVE TRI-LEVEL.. 3 than 25 equal annual in­ Estate. Very clean « o'od. OPPORTUNn bdrm. 2 baih wllft loncodcod slallmonis at 10.75 percent _ • tiom e, lully catpolc don't w a i l...... ^ • ...... SKYUNE ACRES atlrac■actlvo- - IOD ■ 0% FINA yatd lor kids. TV room 4 'welwet Interesi. Oilers musi bo in furnace, patio.r»S K r Newly romodolod. l'h bdi d r m 'i 5-bdrm. 3V4 balhs conlifllom- mm bar for Dad, droam kilchonhen (he lorm of soalod bids and - - ...... -garage.-Also garden - loj Mom, In new subdivision,lon. • m usi bo accompanied by a - & growing beautllut H A M L E n R EEALTY A ~ a , g , i ; ; s : a i f X ■--i $79,500, Barker Roallors,3rs, cashiers check, postal hom e'Is locatod acroacross from ( ly e a r s of Honeal Si ------lng room, family room. i S43-4371.Jlm 543-5604. __ monoy ordor. ■ cortilied School. Only J36,5(36,500. Call OFRCE ...... 7 riome on foailon room, hoat pu.pump. J — check or porsonal check 733-2837.733-1344.73:1.733-7937. Jo y c eC o le'...... 7 L cathedral colllngs. 40000 ssq It AVAILABBLE! 033-Klmberiy-Hansen , made payable lo Iho Troa- num siding, foncod LLIO some Dave H am lett...... 7 /n 'l ccmlcrtablo living, lalargo ■ - - surer ol Iho United Slalos HEIRS MUST SELL I ya»d, Sawiooth/O'l 3 G ood P rofitit IP o ten tial • buy. 324-6007. - _ 83338, lolophono number’ 3 BDRM, 2 bath homo.on2',1r2'/> (208) 324-2306. Bids will bo acios. 3V« miles Soulh ol accepted only on Form 029-Qpen HousesM ______O 2a-0pen Houses LOBE lg: _"Fixer-Upphper" Jorom c. Consider trade lor FmHA 465-10. ••Invitation. ■ ^ou3gJnJOwn-324-3021______BlcUnd.J^ccoolance.:Lrfio______ito rt; ~ — 3flaiod^bias~wiiroo-qpBneo - r33.26'26 ■"B37=gm8iRancfi&8— ■ 5 ' BACK-TO-S^SCHOOL BARGAINS elaM ^arty p Stale ^»lce of ‘ . LOOKING FOR LALARGE LOT & nico thop ol To _^lwls.ranch.AJeDdJQLjjQ l__ |hn Farmers Homo Ad- " Im- rrilnlsiTatlon (FmHA, locaiod------______SUMB — .— - ^ ric e r -W ir hoyp It vwlth-thll*2 b0dr6Vm~home^l _oporaiiOn. _ . Excellent Im-. :r-FirstFedeieralSaffings: Provomonls. 3 hoino8,_75,000i,000~ "al ■ Room "4«r304~N onh-^------ONLV$25.000T...... " iood— Eighih-Slroeh-BolsoridahOT------"y ' — 2-BJOROOMHOUSSUSC'for rontoi.-flni'homo-fauyo coanm soctetlatksnBrxw lH Eairs— — oullJuilSftgs;— 150?-^ Road *£ or rotlroo*. Cornornor lol. Gas hoor, {25.000. corral capacily. Ono ol the to tho FmHA Stale Oflico n o ' ASSUME A LOWV INTEREST l^ Idoho Housing loon c 233 2nd streetJt North,^ Twin Falls best in Magic Valley. Call later lhan 10:00 a.m., Sop-- Ihls 3 bodroom.>. fullfi boiomoni home locoiod1 con r Bob Jonson Ollice W4-48re4Sn tombor 6, 1984. The outside’ .Presidonl,Sl.$39,5C9,500. ne 733-4222 or 324-5076 Ros. Markoiinglling of the soalod envelope win Or Phone Asvtcallns Roallors. bo cloatly matkod wllh foi- i BEDROOM, 2 bolhboll homo In nico o/oo; lorgo doiiock ------— lowing Idontlllcallon Bid 029.,

SS5.000,' olhor*?han*CMh**wSl beT(h Bruce C.M schamm .C . Brokor ...... 733-S4i1457 -'^rrqijitod'lo .submit-a-curf onl _ — 50acro3 Kimberly ' ^ (toyCrumblitt ...... T ...... ^ 3-17iI745_ iinanciai slalemoni and evi-. ~------— -----63T17-Alfurai Drivo----- donco-of.repaymont.ablilty. ~ J ^ 'S n T d o r...... |*ATntAcnvinnmi WWW PAYMWTS Hr a iA lT T U E JB - -so"ocrps“af'Buhr'hyd MXIiUTHMS * ICWDW » poilnolal...... 734-34t ernmenl rosorvos the right m aintainedd bbrick homo i/i a choice ioco-iio LouMcMonamon .. to reject any and all bids. ■ liLI I YOU a THESE HUD 1 1 193 acros KImborly tlon.3bedrocroom s, 1 bath. Quality carpj r p e t - :AN AFFORD Tl Acceptance of any bid. Ing and dropr o p e s . A ir c o n d itio n e r. BrB ric k basod on the condllion that, • ^ I ACQUI FORSALE! S 240acro»Hunl FmHA finance all or a por-. fireplace haslas screen and gas log. 6e JIRED HOMES F< tlon ol Ihe salo on lerms will ------tifully londsctJscaped with-toTl-grape si( m : s t a t i g ______[NTHE IN FALLS A R E A S ______\ 5 J.55 acros Je ro m e ______bo aubloci to approval ol t h e _ ____ hlEJlAILEY, J_EROME, W irn fence, maturture trees ond shrubs. Cov bidder's credit by FmHA.. 5 .BDRM BATH j EXCLUSIVE 166acrosBuhl Tho property will be sold' ed,'shady patio.pal Automatic lown sprip°riS[- BSMT. ADDRESS X wlthoul regard to race, .> o BIDS ARE REQUIRED C ler system1 and< gorago door openl e n e r . ^ P BIDSCLOSEi4:309/13/B4 2 j 232 acros Joromo color, sex, ago. religion, na­ DONTHEFOLLOWING CROUPJJ BBIDSOPENED: 10:00 8/14/84 |j Plan to viewIW th is h o m o to d o y . Y o u r h lional origin, or marllal Many olhors available status.______, isTedSnilth.:h. $54,900. I caouri-iNtucAUirtortKiiis ® QIIJ »«-t.i HORSERANCH^ACRES i ’ ’ Mvilaugh I .. BARNESREALTY 2 mllos South ol Joromo. o s ' . : * ’ ■ lAUTY 1]l*Wln»r*Si. beaulllui 3 bdrm. 2 balh Llnfelll.lci. 8 1043 Blue U k es North” Colonial houso. Care takers ------quarters. complQle broodlna.------— 0 lttllCe<">>>«Aw. ' I1 ■■ --Call.733^-____ ^ ______ToU ______-UJ.IBO.- ’ S? WANTED: Wolor sharesn for s , BOt-up facllittos, canal 4 ’ Warn,~ ~ y ® ‘, B 1UJ^IhfHm».»V. ~ Ihe Salmon Troul Irrigationiimi stream . Call Carol Doratlo, ,5 THEFOUOWINC COME, FIRST-SERVtD BASIS ' ' g System. Please'call WallI, Ofor BItlerroot Roalty. 726-5391 or ING PROPERTY IS ON A FIRST-CO> ------oooofm»-»rtuwt*etf«o«!n tsa.olo iM^.IIIe'tMllf- 2 734-0400.______^ y o u r f a m ily COCOMES FIRST, you'll lovo ih'l* livo ll'-, § ■' ■ ■ Tial - 75.75 ACRE rowxrop farm,' 55E Bwol-homol—Th*-spa^uiJl«lr . JIICeriMMUO. Z 40 Acre dairy al Buhl. Flal ■ ■ ■ M - —bodroom,-tplil-lewal Heller, U. AU-.CAWAWS ------7— t ^ TToiir SlanchTon'Barn'fias'ro-iTov - SV^-’Twln-FaiisrResra'encir------■ room.’difiitig room,71. oall oloctric klrchon, upslolrs'boi - piournfUfSMJUtAnirtorwrrAU-j 5 4 77.12 shares TF Canal . fromod-ln'down iiolr*).'provid(idos O _ '______, tll.OOO rrwiimMirii*i<*i ^ ta il' milk setup. Cows & ■■■■■■ ■ (loom for 2ndJ> frt , I6S I llle itA ^ '* -' iMi>r3]4.;ii< .. ~ -equlpmenl-exlra:-Call'Jim-jltn— Companyi-All offor* I larma------f o r'ththo o growing lamily. Locaied on 2 m l. W o nid d 2*1/82 mllos south of Hosp * Paulson 543-4930 considered. $200,000. Call lorqo lo to l 963 Wlr»(/irsching. Prlcod ol approIsod vokaluo 2 Inilssolodiscroilc >uni points which HUO dolor- g ,BamesRe^tv73»4227. 734-2450. "Little Privai . 227-84______Ollon. HUO will only poy dlscouni ivate Kingdom" Custom-b1 -b u ilt . . - SS2.0OQ.00. No. 22 ______S _ y i nos..lo_bo_LOo; *• ------—4*bedrDom7^TT^B th^th-bver 3200Tq ..h"? flui'ors oro to delooionoblo wilhin’ moxlmum oll^oblo~discouni Uff porni*. -I ------F1XER-UPPERII Noodood a lol of houio for o Iitllo (0*1- dolormino HUD’s moximum olioimereti rolos’ond discount of living spacl a c e . P a n o r a m i c v io w o f bodroom , 1 balh hpmo. Large «p < =n,. p,to,.o™ g I 037-Famisi Ranches 037-F8m»8 4 Ranches, MagicMe Alk oboui thii 3 bod J i , Ut points lo bo charg^egotlollons with londor* onditcounl inl polntt boyond thoto j V a l le y d nid d Sawtooth Mountains frf r o m room i on o lor|largo cornor lot ol 290 Aloxondo Bosl of oil, Ihere it on otsum obablo I HUO will poy oroargod tl on tho loon. All othor disc — -2Vi Qcrea-of.-Qf-b.0.q,utiful landscoping9 - 0i a d _ : -ol--13%T-montHlyLpaymenll-Qi 0 tho rosponslbillty ol Iho buyor. Am agaitfB— — ntfruir * onIyS27p.A»kingS23S26,000.0u7No. ! i H allows. $]6C1 6 3 ,0 0 0 . ’ i OF YOU FULL DETAILS I i BEnERFAMILY-LIVINIVING In Ihls brick ranch slyle hon' I a ; Um View. Drive In NE Twin Foil )UR.CHOICE FOR FU • loeoiod 01 520 'Rim for tale lo quallliod purchasers c 6 bodroom* wllh. 3'/3'/i boih's.'a lorgo doubio goro( s 3 1 0 A C R« H ■ DECKER FLAT. ____ ogo. ^n|oy o family,room ond HUD proporilos-oro olferod hosortfor roco. color or nallonol f ond loti-ol tiorogo will)oul rogord lo iho purchosaoM bo lu biiil lluiJ dlruf lly lo Ihe f j Hear* ot Stanfcnley Basin. Scenic 24x13fecrootlo^n room, plus o Ilroploco ond o w oi oVIgln^OHortjlo pyffh"*" 1 lho.purchoior con po't tocure s 3 easement in place. pl 2 building •84 1 1 ^ »r. oihorwlso purchotors should ( $69,900. No. 254-84 - g LENDER * sorvlcos ol o quallliod brokor.or ofc tholrcholce. §i sites in the trees. ti M otivated m u WHY WAIT? Horon's s IIho homo for you. 120 8lh Aw^'‘o~ ' > . . ^conloct tho Reol Esiale Brokor o 0 seller. N. loaturo* 3 bodroo)foomt/2 boihs ond lott ol slorogago i U . S f Housing & j Exlroi include o lirstOSS eloon, Locaiod otat '141 DuQoii, Prico reduced Patt. $69,000.0 0 . $44,900.00. No. 183-183-84 TOTAL ISOLATIONN oonly 2 mile* from Twin Foils. 1 ocfo* w llh o 3 bodroidroom home with o lull bosom er ------Ihorrf^i ol»o o y7 r ** 20 shop. Jhis'tw lilul tetlir it down In Rock CreekCrei Canyon, tiih from your ov TUNW^ - ■ ■ botk yord..A fonlosilostlc.ploco for.onlmols. Tho.loc Ilon I* y. m ilot toulV^ulh of Sugar Foclory. Just roconi jn iR’eople’s pu* on tho m orket,k e t.,P ric ed oi only._$5?.50_0. N 2^3-8 4 ______^ U thi* excelloni'?*/* loon ond ov RO : ~Y0U'CAN'AS5UME~t ■ Ihit'lovoly homor lo gorago wilh oxtro storogo. 3 b jom . 2 both hom o on 3 4-oci firoploco and hoating MN31 windows, (feublo go 733- “ ’‘0 ‘ -• right for.lorge you to buy., HeHostess: Gayle Bongoochichoo. bodrDom«.-2 balhs.f)t. lovelyI brick lireplace ond mu< |0 fomily, hoot purpp +;hcds.-doublo-garag'o^-5^ I lell in tho low $60 * w llh llnoncliIkio stovo. Shop.-sJ $ 6 0 ,5 0 0 ^ moro, Prlcod lo te ll -9j5J5gQ^QndJQDfirig_she. fto*enobio^tlinTNo.'i4l-84 ~ acres can be ad( office Hi o u r s jddod. $08,000.00. Monday ihrough Fndoy■doy 0 oTm. lo 5:30 p.m. S o lu r------< 1 J 3 bedtoom/2 boih home — t >od locotion with portiol doy 8o.m . to l2N ooh. Twin Foils, Ouibuilcluildlng* for llveilock. 2 well** -— Sharp IlHio 2 b t bodroom homo in good S w M f l - ~»loefrieitir-to-ouibuilibuildlnnir-corrolsr-Locoled-orv-qui 'w*'” ' ~ba5omonTrttfod n*corpet-ond*f>ew-shoko— and olr undllk>nor. $74.000.. N ied showetr"nev^kitcher>*< lono. Firoploco ond . „io o f Jlossibloilo Only $30,000.00. ___ e | | K | ----- 26«:84------1 lo w fn c o m o f in a n c in g . O n l — Deadlinei e s i-CATlON — oboui % ocro In il — — S p.m,-Mondoy.Fridoy.doy-lor. publicalion-loilowrng______g S S l ■ -TBrPTRFKTTCW . 6.2 acrcs clolb Iso'pfic'tonk'n5x20 barn ” urcfoy for publicoiion Sundoy ■ K H ------countrvrFillorf-v/lth:'Itlnrniee^ord-ond gofdon-ood __ dov. 12 Noon Soturcfa IO iVBuhr. H os^bll oridviirfoko si mobllfi“homQ~tn - -o d Mondoy. . - 4,yoar-old 2 -story,'ry,' 4 bodroom homo. A'rocri litlino suitobto for me

-liroplacos, o formolnol dining, lomllv room and on u _ llnithud botoment.l(i^t-lor.tloroge S fun. Country Ihrt i $75,500, No. 352-83 Thu comforlab -pcldo-of-ownorship ox- ■ fNdtice!- — d o te 10 town. S7S abl^'homo-fch^v^s-fho-pi^ ioctod in o qu 2 lovo stono firoplacos, CHECK YOUR AD ONIN TlTHE FIRST OAY OF PUBLICA- f ild bo an orror. plooio coll Tho orgo boautifullquality neighborhood. on 2 efficient kilchcn, and nON. If ihoro should b Fully appoinlod rooms, a on Ihis 3.192 sq. ft. liomo Timos-Nows immodiolidiololy. Iho Tim'oS'Nows will ... a largo landscc not bo rosportsiblor lorlo r m oro thon ono incorrocl 171ITSI Julie Lane -.1. -I tho best buy ins c oI p o d c o r n o r lo r m o k o0 0 ll . • - insorlion, Suporb contoiItem porary homo in-prostiS tlg i- Dalo Poiie'rson...... 733-06<5669 in the oroo'for $105,000.00. ous neighbor)lorhood. 2,170 squaro footto t o f Jo"o O o o rg o ...... 733-40( B o o t t h o h o a t V 3l Mf o 2 bedroom, 2 bath Ivlng—Top-quolity-fhroughc ...... ■. i23-43< t-wifh a swim in fho pool! — ^ ^ ------:— “tuxortourllvir J h o - ' - - ...... M4v17<,794- —oxcQllont-mobii noods. look at this! Pork ibilo would sorvo your net _ __Rates_zr= ------4 - b e d r o o m ss, , 2'/j.baths.2 ExcIusJye.mos,a_S_^r______fioimutson Jr e n m k o r ...... 733-383807 r o n t is $ 9 5 .0 0 . / ~s~cx):6or ______-..P rivate Porty Ads sulto.-U niquiquo children's- rooms with w DIckMostorsmliHT:1 ...... 733-909069 I. A t S k y L ano-P g r k . $15.SCX lofts. H eal pumpput for year-round comfci f o r t . JackC oK ...... 733-30 3 now 3 bodroom. 2 both ...... ■ ...... : . . . . . 733-30 I No, of Doys 1 I 2-3 I 4-7~ 8 -I0I — :------Double garogrogo.- Beautifully londscopooed CorloiioCox...... -home-on-ono-jillot norih of Buhl sits o:apod n acre. Range, dish- hoal Torr^Voii...... 733-60 e-profocsionally-landscapoofments ond lofs of fruit 3 Line • fenced yard,d. fN ear CSI, Sowtooth Schq ...... 734-8717,, washor, 'disposi 50 7.00 10.50 14.50 '' DonWortJoll...... osol. custom w indow ^<;^oolies in tho custom homo. Minimum 5 .5 0 a r k a n d tennis courts. $98,500. YcV o u r Rondy A n d o rio n...... 734-24: ... !477 trees oro just Jt somo* of tho omonitios [ No.olOoys" 11.]5 ost: Tom BakJ o k e r. ------$69,500.00. ill 21-25 26-301 ...... 543-6060 .00 22.25 25.75 28.00 K ^ 2 ° .0 0 , R o g e r C l o r k ...... 543-6640- Ity VontiloThorson ...... 543-44799 The above rotos opplyppiy only lo consecutive inser- - Wes»stern Realt F #■f f ll “a‘ llont wiihout copy chongo. cho Propoymont required A lb e rt D ix o n ...... 73^t)400 • on oil 'm ovlrtg sole"le" oJtc ond "posilion wonlod". . ^ ^ 7 3 3 ^ 6 5 I f - — ; M o m b o r B u h pleH^5tin9j^^rvice —T ------ods'. U lho/ raiM WDilpl Iuhi~ond-TwirrFol>s-^ultiple 1I , C -e Tim es-N ew s, Twin Falls'alls, Idaho - Sunday, August■st 12,1064

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' - 038-Acreaffe&Lols 03»'Bu8lf>eu Property 045-Moblle Homes «050-FumlahfldHousea QSI-Unfum. Houses OH-»H -U nfum .A ptS.. 054-D54-Unfum.Apts. 067-1'-Miscellaneous ‘ 067-HL-Hlsiallineous ____ JUILDING PARCEL: 2,5^5 C O i i ^ E '^ L BUILOINO on1 MARLEHE M o ^ o Home, M ’ SMSMALL 1 bdrm houso. $125 a SpiSpectacular describes tliTs ___ ftOuplexes & Duplexes n eedEO RIDE from Goodino to e J ijiriv d tj SuppHu& pool table •cros, beaullfurvIflwTJS.OCKr-5(r-Main-Av!rE8al.-1800.*Q-II-----— foolor. with 12x15' .uliitty....mo.month plua.doposit. .Call ...pre3rosilgious.2-atofy.home. 3.. A NlCE-2. Nl bdrm wilh d/w,___;|TT n Falla weekdays, Wilj_ | ______down._will-carry, balanco.0. plu86008<}ll6hop,olf«ir««t--t-room , noatTcIban-as-ar'n:—'423•'423=<304:— ' -~{]lgjiflijiijcrtiodfflomazaolfaoiisixSOOSalZIITBaXZtiflyburn___ ire expenses:934-4335^ cues.B< - reasonably priced, wiii staircase. 2 economical AveEveE. $260.734-9075, ■. EENSIieW iler& ea com-__-5JypQ[-IFORNUUUna.BQaO-COl; i ______. 326-5335,______■■ pflfklna. YOry allraclivB_N- . sla jT^Jtoperty.M irii8er»._|i«“ or nancing U 9 ,^ . — rrado7Sdo-rniiro~We-8!n5— - ...... • fireIreplaces. plu'Sh' carpelinq. anII electlcei In Northeast loca- 7344 efr-beige-end-brown—Jf"^!^.d-slik-bed-spread.'SlOO ------BY OWNER: 28 acrds or l l prtnL $35.-Call 643- g g le ss. Ownor vory molivalod norlh of Jerom e Goll ^ 30fl run, -ologanlly land- tlon.3n.-2 bedroom, Walor and, 2~Bi I43M073.______i_JNDUaiRIAl__Lqre_,with_)__Course. Evenlnos _ W051-Unfum. Houses S ! BORM BASEMENT APT, ------i.wlUino-to-loctataU c«ora-L J , ■ . —------— jcaped.jlouble.flaraqejyli^sanilmitallon.pald^Now.carpet— 10—railroad frontage.-s available - jponer.-pnvale-decK-wilti-arm- 150-+-doposllrno-potsrCall.-^^ ------2 Soum.'2%'Ea8fol''Jfir6ffl« "A QOOD LOCATION-.'? bdrm:' '’oP' id~drape9.~$275 plus $125 ^34-6511 o?733-2211 'rlgeraior. $125: Rust c a r^TH t h STOVE 1000 Series. " City Center. Call 733-7D51 orsr Irom 1.86 acros inrough 4.19> OWNER MAY CARRY. 1972 ba:basomeni. additional bdrm, ipa. Will lease opiion, $600 a aaao3goaft.73*<336. ' • = pot. tip : C^noe. $100; 734.0515^ or 7744664,_____ acres.'Locatod in Valley ln-— nonth. Mayor & Asaoc .7 7 - I BORM DUPLEX, applk |o b f f ___ •— Glenbrook— 14x56- -Mobil8_.lir«. .tlteplaco..lro8h paint $310 > LL ELECTRIC 2 bdrm omon Ski. $15: Baby M dustrlal Sub-division oil r34.7B35.------malnnJabio. *10: Kitchen FORR sSALE a OR TRADE: New CORNER'L'OT noaf CSI, Idl Home on renied private lol doposll. dot no pets. 733-540a:~~ ^ jpiex-in-jeromo7Wciuaos— litoinco8,.C4fDort..w/d fK>okup,„chano riing-allver.and lurquois H. Eastland Dr. Soull). Pavodi In closo counlry area. 2 p SUPER SHARP stove valor & sanllallon paid, lahielS ?$ jS i^ r" sM r JlSrfiPd- -fieri ino • #9. BlocK 13, Colioflo Moad­ CAR BUFF’S DELIGHT ove, refrigerator, ulilily 300/month Call73t-3S?t olfV.— About — W.000------ow s subdivision. $ 1 3 ^n , stroela ail utiillies avallablo. bdrm, m bath. A/C. I bdrm. 2 bath home loaiur- les.-JlOrWood-clothM-^wflif^ oa-in each unit,-GaragerflO— 3- 5 ; ing rack, $10: • 733-<7B6 wfio'esaDisule. Will Irade lor. ■C' Call 7334)931 to placo your Carpet, no pots. $150 mMlh illlles: 733-H07, - - -734-1 i SEE TO appreciate 12 X 64 Cat oom. cathedral coliings, if tp e llc M _ _pglnim ont Call John ai‘L-.claasiliod ad. Wo70..hOfO_lo...‘’--tw o bedrooms.-l^i balh.-AH—- -K *J $7Sd0P00lt. 7 3 3 - 9 3 0 3 -^ - [ju®lUiit-in - caDinots.~masior AiirotIraclive 2 bdrm,-apt. - - - Q>w»attlCra*iphMftp Lahdwatcti Roaiibrs al 733-J- servo v o u . ______oioctrlc. swamp coolor. cov­ g^fToblrisForRwT^ r- 36110f326-5?<1.______bdr«drm S batfi. plus extra full Carp< orod palio. shod. Phono CLICLEAN 2. bedroom, quiet ballalh. garago wilh eloctiic >1225; ERY NICE Sleeping Room / hlOBILE HOME LOTS lorI MO-CemeteryLots - 733-3578 or 734-0379, arearo. Phono 324-8093- dooloor opener & tois ol Boau sa le ''M aalc Vailoy Mobiio )autlful now 2 bdrm api wiihUh bathI 4 privato entrance. I lorago. Call 5366487. enerc all 733-6767or 733-4180. \ Estatos.-: Family & adultII 2; SPACES and 2 doluxo, SEQUOIA 1984 modol 56 X 24 mCOZY 2 bdrm. garagoVrl^w ^joi ierQy-saver$27S Call? 3 bdrm, 2 baths, 2X 6 waits, pa)i :£FfeALTY73W 17 ^ subdivision. Washington St.!• vaults,, < and one companion pafnt, appliances. S245+ ONE BDRM HOUSE S &'T block Wosl on Ptioas-1' momorial.i $1500. nogoiiablo. wopdstovo 6 loadMfl On foa:rease/buy. Call 734^)387. - ■ -utilitiiily room-, -relerencos -4 Brantand-new Paint & Carpel *1— 057-J57-HobileHome ' ant Rd, easy torms. 734-8943,1, 7 ^ 8 4 1 . rnornlno or ove. ■ sate now only $27,995. You rTTCUSTOM CEDAR Intorlor. 2 .depeposll required. $150. Call bdrmIrm Duplex, $195/mo, + musl soo 10 bollovo al Maolc hdrbdrm. Couniry nomo •’£5:2 ^ 1 7 7 ,______$955 dop. ( P,M.C, (Proporl VER>ERY NICE Carpeted 2 Nico smail acroago on Vailoy Mobllo Homos 733- °7. inagem ent Co.) 733-5555. bodrcodroqm. Oulol location in • Pololino Road 1,9 acros," 043-VacaUonPfopflfty i w/pond, noar canyon- bo- J17!175. P-181 bdrm. 1 balh, rof. Mana twoon Buhl & Filer, w/d. slotlovo. carpet, drapes, yard. 1 Her.' '$160 por month, no -Beautiful 3 bodroom homo, »"'• Tw'; CASADELPRADO ots. 326-5887.______— wondorlul soiling. Shown byy ;SPACIOUS 3 bdrms. 2 baihs. ______.. dl*d/w, $32S/monrn * $100 petiets okay, £vsna Property 1 6 & 2 ; BDRM APTS. Clean. I appolntmonl oniy. Ilargo living & dining area, dop.Call543-6056.______-MUnagement. ir 351 2nd Ave. appll:'Pliances lurnished, equol 2 BCBDRM Traiior. Avallablo -a* USED USED USED ug 15lh. In Twin Fails, Call- Doublowldo in Kolchum-Sun 10-12-14.0BL.WIDES, CUTEANDTIDY W J734-1401.______oppoiiportunity. Call 324-3464. Aug ' BARNES REALTY Vailoy. Floxiblo torms. only t-2-3bdrm 2 tbdrm, 2 bath roniai, all Vl 2'* BDRM. 1 bath, Fncd yd, 142.?!08th Ave East, Jeromo. S43-4(43-4073, >■* ------IO«S«HiettJtw North------___:$M,s6o. P n o n e :7 » a 7 B :____ arago. gas. storm win- CHOIHOICE ■ LOCATION. — — CABIE&HOMES ®appliancespp lurnished. sopa- gan ______733-8277______•n x T tfig ^------Tfttfi—rfltt ’"''ced dowpw3, ctoso-school- shoo- spaciacio u s & spoela). 2 bdrrn. 058-)58-Otflc'e Rentals______^ VAc M n WEEKS — ft pa 2 ACRES, gmaii houso and , , w j g g o ______oacbackyard, . ondormound pint ■ o p g ^ w ______, ^ For Loaso. Majatlan. Mexico io.ii50dep,.734-912iapot. hookilOkup, ‘ garage w/extra fPpproximatoly P '' 1.300 squaro live alroam. at»d othor im- ' : 14x70SAHARA,1977' sprlnkior system. $3h por )ol. Shopor ollico lor ronl." I0> tb iBKtM. MO.40M ta.»S ' Augusi 27 10 Soplombor 3, ■nonth + deposit, -rolor- 2 Bl sragd. water & san, paid. ‘Pi’j;, provemonls. Close to. Twit*' sloops ; 6; Mazaltan. MexicoI Ail < oloclrlc. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, "i’o' BDRM, clean, FP. ins,, no am pus Commons aroa. ■ Falla. 733-7462. >16,500. . ; , Slove. rofrig, dishwashor. }ncosioquirod. JM nof>ots. rots. $275 + $100 de- 15/mo. -f$150 dop. No Docombor 3 to Docombor 9, : lls. 734-3058 or 7 3 3 ^ , vallable September 1, Caii 4.66 AC for-sato, 2 lots, fish . I oo'bago disposal, snack N i have others coming pgjOSit. 734-5234 ot 734-5483. POlii 34-6843 01733-4206. r 1 sleeps 6: Wamikl. Hawaii I ivailableln2io4wooks. ' ,-57 pond. Buhl Molion Vailoy.• Octobor i 5 to October 11. bar, 1 washor & dryor. swamp BORM, ullllly room, lencod ^LEA.EAN & COZY 1 bdrm apt. AURORA PROPERTY MOT J irpolod. stove. Irldgo, lots PPROXIMATELY 600 sq ll. V ilS.OOO. Cali (714) e2»055a. sloops 4. Call Carl Butler• coolor i 4 storage shod. Good ard, 332 Ostrander (oil 3rd “ ^5^ lOod Addison East location. \ 9,5% FIXED Assum. Inl. IV.i 324-6046 ; r>venlnos. ____ -shape, ■* sol up on cornor viow • yeWJ.$200.733-1148 ed No poia. 5H§2L______loso to shoppmg, $250, Wrcatl'raj'-MM rpolod. .Wash’er/dryor • BUH*UHL-Largo commercial S 9 . ^ , C alt324-5lir ”' ' Rango includod. $6000, Wlli ''L i /waler A-sanitation paid. uilding with 6.000 SF ol •„ ANNUAL 'linance. Call 32<-5633. FonFormal Living.3-l]dim. 2 bath .caliall Mayer '4 Asaoclalos *’oukiukup. Slove and Irig., ^ “1'° — Why sloro ii whon you can ilor/sanllation paid, pace, has parking lol. For sell-II?- Placo a tow-cosi.! ...... INVENTORY J 1973 TAMARACK 14x70, 2 family rooms, hot lub & 734.'M-7835. • ]lo or loaso. Call Jim Stovo & tofrloorajor cioan. 2 -war »clric ’healing, J220 po» rla<^lli»rt nrl today>^tW H many - oxiras,-RolorQncoa^2~B'iiledTooShRousc^sT^ arkor543^4371or54^5604..______•$4TO~T^aoposit:~Ttin w -^ ~ tjR!a5-por-monttJ..watorpald,...',,1". q jn lh .-$100 •depesii- No - B i i w ------SALEI------; Property Managor87~73*- j , oq tsr734:77ir 8 to 5.'734i3l9l— CONIONVENIENT-4 -AttQC'i'VO- - ...... ia».^il«ltieMProp«ilY ^ 1976 ’l4x56 GOVERNOR. 100 cleaning deposit re- c r5 a n d weekends. ollicoIlicQS (or rent or loaso, bdrms. 1 balh. carpol. $8500 8“ °:______Qulr ulrod. Call 733-9523 altor IC, private, .recenlly rc- . Commercial property for IIMO DISCOUNT cash. J Call S37-6495.______IN CIN COUNTRY- close to Twin 6pm)m. ______CONC)NOO-2 bdim. appliances. , ON ANY NEW . rd caro, private tonnis icdtilod, downtown loca- salo or loaso by ownoi, 1800 or Joromo. 5 bdrm. 3600 sq. 9 BEDROOM, g outsklris ol on. Call Ken Roy a I 733- g HOME IN STOCK! . J1976 TAMARACK 14x60. 1- ?ft, / 'i* basomeni, spa, 3/ t W t t 0 t ------...... j - _____ 702-564-2551 ------iNiOMBVflCT^ritn^iox, .3-5; “ Any olTor or trado consid- BEDROOM.-l bam, dish- ITEI BDRM ^ick Dupiox. 14-4888 davs, 733-6220 evos.' orod on ati remaining 1984 includos , siovo. rolrigeralor. astior, stovo. garago, largo f.Vi ^ LAZY J HOMES 0 water & sanitation, no pels, JS-fdeposit. No pois. Call MINI-IINI-STORAGE available in KKT9 s n irr BOOKLET. TmtV* w y v 734«00 hModels 2 bdrm or 3 bdrm $235 ■» doooslt. 733-4952. 1-6511 or 733-2211. ____ Fallsalls Prolosslonal Contor. ' •• ' (NaxttoWarBmirl)-^------doubioorsingtewido.a ^ l39FalisAvonueE,734-4S86 a a n n a o ; ’^MERCIAL-INDUSTfllAL On Kimbe rty Rota JEROME. 2 Bdtm & 3 bdrm. ^ DESIHABLEJEROME avs or 733-6220 evos, Botwoon Edon S Joromo. ” !25. P-12- 3 bdrm. 1 Oaih. APARTMENT '^ 2 ^ Buildlno 2.800 SF ctn- irpot. drapes, nookups. n n » r derblocK building on ,86 . BROCKMAN’S 324-5183,324-7204,______10 bedroom, carpeted, aji P-®7.•87.1700 sq ll. Rccopllonlst CUSTOM MOBILE HOME', roa. privato olllco. modorn acres, has boon usod Jor a .. MOBILEHOMES KIMBERLY-1 bdrm. groal lor rnon iCtric. rango. rolrlgorator. area, . Excolloni.condiilon. 71 Bar- . rhing. No pels, Jl85-pcr - buildluilding. - Evana Property. . . .L trucXtorminal. is^uitabiator ‘rlngton 14X70. Alaska-Pack 4i miles N of Perrino B ridge.' single .inn or' elderly coupio.' T34.' m ost any— business, Is ' T.F. Cail734-3l67or43S-S787. close “,os to shopping, no pots. g; m lh. $75 doposii. Inqulro Manalanaoe^ment. 351 2nd Ave. Insulalion. Wood cupboard BDRM, 2 balh. All appll- at°Ko1 IOit.^1401. _____ tocatod on South Park 2T?ENrrH $175-f $1« dep, 423-5^ 0 , ____ ^ KolobukI Caio, 1000 Norm Wott. and drawers. Only movod KOS, Icnccd backyard, Linco'icoln. Call Western Really— primRIME'OFFICES. Addison Avenuo Wosl with good ...onco, ‘ $11,500. 934-^881. ol- Fair condition. $700 LOVELYi q -1l13-2n.*S (Across Irom Court Houso)... Ing,, Appralsod ar$32.000 6 counlry-homo in Joromu. 734^■4-4243. _____ * EXTR" ichen, b8lh,-Movlng-lrom------—T®Ofd»_- — — ------734«50 ; ------TRA LARGET Bdim Apl. kiich* will soli lor S23.000, Must bo pllVipilvaio baih. Phono 324-7305 25. P-28. Nicc 3 bdrm. 2 sqocIocial Senior Discount, area,'oa. Wlli ront. Soii or lease ruPr PMMMd •«> M tfM PUMitorMooMWWul tor g ' movodi Call 543-6037. ' ,------OVOIovonings. ask lor Kay .. pathIth. lull finished basement, Hoatlat 4 water lurnlshod, opuoiDiion. Excolloni terms. Cali SALE-----OR— r' ent— in—carpirpetrdrapesryard-Evans—ciOTij- »3-0;59loi-datailt, ------— MUST^ELLTt9n-TamanicK—-oaJr-Fumlahfld ( Houses------sal is‘iri0"5noppm(ir203-4th— 733-0. 12x56, fair condlKoa, ovory- . Hagorman, 2 bdim houso. ' Prop you «>ouU *a I M pretKM. «Mnd n dor^ . and ' ■ Alda Strong 733-0905 'oot Nqrih. Caill3U382. , SUPEUPER business location at^ ■poelly e« bdrm. 2 bath, m anyoxuas. ?atflgarden. Iruit trees & Icnccd ' 2nd. -FALLSAPARTMENT- --..;.6 3I6£iuc 6 B Lakcs.Noitn In tho _____Donni3-VolImer-r-.-..733-9l99' ytfTTd’oal-for retired couple. 5325 - tZ-M. M ordm ora pooMQ* pM. IM — Lowoll Wills-::, ^---swamp coolor. MSOO.-'Cair— outbuildings,c spacious.-$300 viH 23. P-43, 2 bdrm, t bath, 'r io)so s o to schools 4 shop- ' ynwvnwood Shoppinq Conlor. 423-4017altor6om. ■*. rtoposlt, Cali 886-2324, ' Jioscioso to scrv30). 934-5801, carpirpol. dropos. lencod yard ning.ig. Chltdron wolcomo. TOOio 5sq-lt, FREE RENT lor ClM*lfMCr«fU»n» , - garago. Evans Property -warmirm. Iriondly 4 quiel at- Aug^uugust available immodiaie- Doparlmonl C8J31SI301 : Mamanagemenl.. 351 2nd Ave. mospiisphoro. 1 4 2 bdrm apls, ly^Co. Contacl Mary al 733-2282. 60X159 I______Blxby.OK74006OM______$195S)5 4 $240 mon, 8630uincy. WANTED '■ L 2S.-P-97.- 3-bdrm, 1-t>nlh:— ------^- CAtL-73»6flOO------Some mlly' room, carpol, drapes, j e rROME-Excoptionai q 2 spac(jaco 4 socrelary, Clall ovo S Iridge, dishwasher, bdrmrm. period lor rollrod or ' 733-2;13-2323 or 733-7051 eves, ' II basement, yard, garage sinoloiglo. auto garage oponor, 2- CommorciaiCoi buildings on . SUXaAT. iUniCT 12^198ri98^ allable. Evans Property pp . dishwashor,( disposal. Mainlain Ave Soulh 4 Easl. Vi i r i i AtSTlt nagqmonl. 351 2nd Avo. 5I0V0IVO 4 reirig., W/D hookup, blocklock 4 1 block Irom mall,____ as ,H"cai(>oi{na' 4“ arai555;— t t w — ^— innovalivB-Needleidlecraft— ------r - ~ H m joosq'ir&TW uso.caii------S IS 4 dep. 324-5183.7204. Weslilostern noaily 733-2365. .• $350.50. P -K r3 ”l3di'm rr baiil, $255j ,somoni, loneed yard, uirne -The— = =s [nlXcarpSjmiiDQiiu^^ '?lh o^l^'ce l o r ^ 'rit A^Ma^ ' 1 — r = 3 Morrsmingsldo school, Evans J2i0/r0/mo.-fSioodep, P.M,c. ttioSi10 September frisir734y383------o^or^ty_Managomont Co,) orr 733-1956.733 • — —^3?^5 r Timenes-News BDRM, 2'^ baihs, ('amlly ^ ^ 059-fiS-Condomlnlums L am, can have animals. Manicfllc Valley's most socuro :a1cd on l'/? acros. JSOO a ||y(ngng environment. 1 4 2 ^ mth plus $200 deposit, bdrmrm suites, undoiground )63-WanledToRenl allable immedialcl/.^Call parkin'king, 'olevaior .10 ail XTTENTION f f l SNOWBIRDS: * ■ L BUSISINESS Imno Bach al V/osiern Ro- rovolsels. quiol, safe. s'‘curo. nidorIdor woman willing to V 7.n-?36Sor733.s;S2. Matur. DUSO sit your homo ior 2-3 M l '-morg.-fflonihBrNov-1-Aprii— - 62Tpurn.Apl.it)up. . ^ tJk$200, Otuie. liiJuu. Merchandise - V special low rate [!|AL! 3 . L I N E S .EAN Bachoior Api. carp’oiport, laundry lacitlty. low “ 3 LINES, 7 DAV ingo. relfigeralor & bod. utilityIty bills. Brian 5436404 wk — 3 1 * ® 00 0 month plus doposii. d a/s ^^ o r 326-5373 ovcs. ______4 LINES,!, 5 D A Y S ^ Seoj!0 676 All SI *2.734-50fo. fwiNIN FALLS. Freshly n67-Miscel[aneous e ;. $ y o o .EAN Furnished ono palnloniod 2 bdrm. stove, ro- ____ 00 for ooch add l. lino) $ Ar ( I (Add $10.00 I idroom. . All utilities. - Irig.I. 'carpeting & drapes. ANTIC?jTIQUE Solid Oak Socro- (Add Sl.OO Iqi eoch addilmlilion lino) .oxco:copt— ciociticliy_paid._$2100 -+ oop. No.pots. 734. tarlairlal dosk $175; AND Like P® 9 or 324-5183 o r-7204. , nowS)wMiierbox4iaw $50. Cali anl, i.ioi> (Add Jl.OOlof oath ^ 'C loso s o -to town. $200 plus 1499oi )-!0< ' ...... - □th oddlllonal Ilnoj ' _____ ipoait. 733-3647. __ ^ VALL£L L ^ ' VISTA - VILLAGE ‘ 1 4 :2 m ___ . - — roiiirTii-ii 'nl - If (11—iT id d o ily iiT th o b u si-- , Jr>.-x n.ll fo r privolo in^vcduoK md "onT^ AU ru n s d a JTE"FURNISHE0 Studio Ono0 bodroom opts lor ANTICNTIOUE Side board, $350: .. „( ,.iiili (nof» tOmrnotcici):l) OIO noss diroct. No .fc- o w n - S p esctHc d * heodir>g-lor clearlaning dop.-734-0457-or--capp«'iped. fodoiaily ostioted. -dress Iundt.PL-o25l3. ______ulllillolllos al Northviow Manor, -TROYROY-BILT Rolollllers, Fac- 1676-2984- ■ _ .. . lojyuy --prlcos-discountod-al------' p o r t i o n AM BRING III I FURIiflNISHE’D 1 BDRM, heat 8 Q^UZ ' 7043 I CLIP THIS V mV mailor bi - ^ w l lilornjaiffT^ioan-s-vory-'iT-?:-' o 27-or-3H>dim-apt6r,-un— Gordtordon.Country tn Burioy, :o, $160, Ask. for Rulh. lurnlstlish ed . 'N o pols. Call Froo'00 sol up. Call colloct M513.______733-07<.0740.______678-Oi'8-0226-______1. U j U U / m , ORM, $1 ^ ^ deposit. No TYPEfPEWRlTER. Smlin- rCHENEHES _ANO I BPR orona-EIoctrlc, Sortniatlal------,----- ! W RiTft E j r o i iI R ^ k D J I iO. porlablo. $99.837-4526. M2 ?3°4-65:41511 or 733-2211. 2 5 0 ^ M26-AD0 COIOR lo roui ' ?043-IHIi-IHIS ABOVE AIL ClfYtr. ^ id'telophono numbers sho r-0f~yoat-od—R otes-J-^^ E REBUILD Hydraulic ' 'OJ'tJjitr'outme with ttieit ly ------1 N o m e '. o d d i c « o n d 'i Hould bo countod os~por^< OKING FOH A HOUSE OR 1 bdn)drm brick duplex wilh Wp, KOrjtfd'iicW wilh iflVe------•' 3 linos minimum, ^ icks at ABBOTT'S AUTO wit:i1chin| hoideis Fish ind pit- ind tiotdcrs tioii ol diimond g q u o to c i (if>piy to W an3111.Ads l lor which paym ent!?nt is in c lu d o d w ilh o r d e r . 3 •ARTMENH Call Quilici's. basemlem enl and l car garago }.2940--^ .— — ■■ .... ■:— good-Jocalion. $iaZ-por___ gUg£JPPLY. 305 Shoshono 'olat ■lie iolclmi{. lullltd (liTwti dmin.|i)_f(ole Nc bind callir, on^ ------—■~NormTTT^mnrnafTaJorio r o n ly — ------nth plus $100 doposll. Stroo:ro erS ^fi:T w in:------— is 4 S 4-lin|l<-l»thiiI(JHrAII Ihiw-b«llon-c!()n clwint.'HiiTl of sr"- : e & o u i i V i DDRM iitjUndOLl filti. bUMr «l|. thetic wor nk-m ayblu,) ------j - S |.734.6w or 733-9576----- FOR-3R-SALE: Hoavy-duty-6------J'f- ej5Rledj.{,il|tjirnL(or______._ , PLEASE PRINTrWITH DARK PENCIL OORBAUPGINT PEN (ink hi5hcdrwalorx-galbaor"^i2il^ >o\ slide-in siock. rack. ':n • emSroidtn touclin' any' mj»iJtiJcn, ifiv time. Oir«- id. $155/month $jp_do- 1 BDRiDRM Daylight basomeni - fool Ltlliorl Im o) ______" paid, -,^lih_appllflnf.n.i .>\,.-.ll:.. Exeoiicoilont shapo. $125. 734- unsler. dutctiont includrd. tionj.. SuoSite 32-46 incl. ------(w„«Kh wit«m^Udd:40ii ^ t - Qctr-Mttm a w ,; ..-n:' .— ~A uguS t“ 1 5 r$ 1 5 0 ~ + — 5720.- n in e and hindlini. Sud te • ------’- StALL^ 1 bdrrrr(u7ni3hod 5^® \ 3R SALE: 4 rolls 90 wt ■ api.$i.$ t45p]^ $Sgdepo3it.no ° ^ ------___ r r Slolinn c .oaoer. $60:'Top ot 5. p-3, 1 bdrm. 1 bath. lhelO Hrtine w o ^ splitter. $t500; ■ StudiJdlo 4 2 1^"rm apls. vo. ' carpot; yard. 148 1958»58 Ford slop Van. $500: YvTwin Folia TImol-Nowt I ■ Thrw PropertyMan.oer>, jtin, Ewit Property 1969109 Diosol lHCf,'2 ton cab 4 tocM ' ■.7TI N r!~pc»:—rotors----- hImiissr-irucKr-ctt'Tnolmj a ------C h o c k o n o :------AA cl ctio n A d — ______4 - f 5 = 9 s s D iro c to ry ' M ttv =9Sp«ciol- ____B u s in e s------s [ ^ aS~T„'c‘S: « ^ ,p 3 - l 602. 734- S jlst siock 4 grain racks;____ ‘^1 B7W:794-1«01.------— B70B0IBOr734-9229. Largo |6-JMf1]r Crafty H e m ------iOC-lotat I Ploaso publish my addfor f( 'doy» for which I u g e oas InsUmallc tolrig- |i f ; h i h a v e e n c lo s e d S . ^ • ■ ■ i $150.10. P-6fl. 2 bdrm. 1 bain, hDb d r m APT. partially oraioi•alor. .$400; Brunswick }|5- lgo:& Slove, carpot. wator fnmistiishod. $185+" dopoili,— Montlontoceilo ll pool tabiorfuil-— “ f I N A M E:______PHONE:____------irash paid, loricod yard, -niroeeaC Property Uinooers, sUozo 4 accossorlos, $750;'. }JJ-;?J-Sbtcti 'n' Patch tJuilh 103-15 Qtiit m s Property Manage- ■6688,______Eighlight 40- now 4” E Poxy *«';22 Sbiff’n‘ Paft Qwlts • lOl-QtiHBci _ST.:, ------;i-PiliM I ADDRESS: ____ CITY: _ ^_____ nl. 351 2nd Avo. Wetl ------2 BDRM APT coatojated pipo. $3.00 por (oot: *'*■' ■ 734-1. .iSffyf. soil, trade,' hire- MILL£ILLER PORTABLE . CChcictofMjtkrMeedi...... Irt OKE m e „_132 3rdStjVost, Jw\wirTFolls, ID. aM O T -— w n«ntr«t 2nd Ave.-Wesl.- ciaawissJfted-uuha-ona place___ WEU£ L D E fl_ wilh AC/DC C • ,,..|HTIW FKE . .-L a -1401. youcaic an d o itaii^ oowoi)wer. 423-4972: '

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067-M!scellaneou9 ■ 074-Mu8lca! 0e2-Bui]d1no Materials ’ OSS-Cafage Sales __OeO-Pflla4Supplle3...... ,C87-Hay.Graln4Feed.. _— .i105-Horse Equipment------108-SlOi hM p------H Z - 112-lfrigallo n ------WIPE RAGS rof-mahy iTso.iTsos.' WURLlfZER ORGAN, musnust RED CEDAR exisrior, interi-I- Antique Auction 1st Sun ol AKC WEIMARANER PUPS VWE SERVICE 4 CALIBRATE .Cheapof than w o r towol.iwels. sacrillco. 1 year old. CalCall or, lencln;^Channot R ^ llcc oach month. Starting June 3. $100-$200 or $50-$75 withoul fhay 4 grain moisture .KWS;StCCkX;ailors; 61I6, REREGISTERED Amorican GATEO PIPE , ■ ajtnr^^fl7ti4-..^. - ^ »1__ Acceoltn9 ^^ con8tot)menls motors—Idaho-lnitrumenl.—_ 1. ..yeaf— wriiien warranty:— ^AirAlpine- Buck. 2 -y ts-o W ,------i enclosed wiring, aulo undor ch "Amojh°iii^^^i S r — Wtshino Wella; Plant stand: ==*~i(iffipolcy32M ?20^ Sj » i iL o ^ U l [ . ;; Chamoiae color. Cell belore doll cradlos; & haCiy cradlo:*dlos! 07W )tflC8 Equipmeni Redwood Siding,ij...BACKYARO_SALE:--A^n--AKC-YORKSHIfle—TERRI -----—1 1st & 2nd culling ailalla hay - 1,, tonvM-attat.6otn.m-4235._..^------Eleclronlc—coftlloas-tell ~ ^ k e 5 ! ^ $ 5 ^ ' Farmer’s <-p- DRY-COPIER with Stand,5” :, B"x5/8"x8': 90c7 per boardd Bottlos. lufnltoro. kid’s ERS. lemales $300, malas Ilor sale. No rain, apptox’45 c SELL OR TRADE: flo'g Sul- ■ phone. Call 734.?M7. or B /0 .733-4796 boloro noon Exchange. Hagerman, ID. lolk Rams. 2 yeat old 4 Fob 113- ■7— yoars old. excoilont condl n clothqs^.fTiisc, Augusi 11 4 $200. Call 43fr0302.______1ton. $65per lon. 324-4185. 837^294or 3; 733-4532oves. 113-Farm Supplies I 10 INCH Racial Arm Sav tlon. half olpurcnaso pricorice, ROUGH LUMBER, post 4 12 Irom 9 am to 5 pm. 339 B4W ENGLISH Springer 1100 ton ol oat hay 4 50 ion ot lamb. Want reg Columbia .S160; Nikon Pro, ?00mn WE BUY 4 soil used saddles ,arram. Will al.w trado lor ewe $600. Call 733<»31., poles. Itussos, oaiv: andd Locust St.______- Sbanlels, purobrod, 5 male, 22nd cutting hay. no rain. $55 5 lOUBLE 3 Herring Bono. ______60mm w(d(J.afiQ!o * 30mn ----- — , 4 lock. Shop around witn u5„ i alambs. n Call 734-6391,_____ luim,. -ExeCUTJVE-Oesk^^Chaif— — colored melal. 326-3131: :— Estato-Saio-3td-Stago: -22—— < lemato J ^ . 834-4649aiter 6.--- - perc ton. Catl B37-649S.— - - losi, ia becausc we will nol bo ,- t :alialter7pm.324-4^. - '' ■ ' ' - — • b est otiof. Cali ftj:6»a. 2 Yearling Polypay owes, cA'q“ ■— S200: File cablnot, $100. Call Cal SPECIAL; rough lumber $2000— SffCunty-inrrtSSSOr-tota-atY-—— B£AUT1FUL*00Q«)U8CS------______Ufundersold - -on boots -4 p ' OR SALE: TRUSTFTE . 1970 FORD VAN. flood tui . lo $240/1000. Flrowood andd tlques/colloctiblos! 4 bdtm. 130'TQN 3 siring, no ta(n“ 4tJ—s; ^Olypjy_ Buck 4 Polypay sma"l Ed at 678-7655 or 679-4514, 3 slzos. prices right, 122 l -saddles!- Vlckors-Wostem-P?,Lame-, askin^$50"dach, Cali ning conditjon, needs sma — ^ a.l.aj^ll.326:4069..._____ I'A bath homo. $50K; $15K Joftorson or Call 733-2450. ton2strlng.837-4406. I SlStorea 733-7086.______''1** ' ‘°nn o ° r^ ^ ^ ' ' - CFA PERSIAN KITTEN,— w e can 4 do sell norse tack — mono 788-2664.______' 32<-5338.______J — HARNEY lu m b e r”0 " yrs. Cong irsravall.' T rades' lomalo. 8 wooks, w/shois, 22ND CUTTING HAY: Siloago folor less, Exampio-Youtn «llO-PoulUyiflabblls w'li^'VILL TE'sf your dairy. Can ' 2 staflo culling torch; iFti ' o< l AKAl GXC-706-0 Ca95QlT(O'.'O SPEOALS: Handspllt 24”■■ possible till 9/1. Everything corn. SE ol Wendell. Call si 1 .noosi Come, Call or Wflle; Bluo smoko: $100.436-6187. c saddles, $185; 15 men .------takeako ssamples or wilt ront you • hose, JIM: 3/< drivo sockiocket Dock. JISO; Corwin Vega U-6U-( hoavy Cedar shakes $37. sq. • 536-2636.______sj saddles, $335: Hauers. $5 20: YOirOUNG BANTUM Laying--ourlur 1 molors. Anywhere In , SOI. JIOO: 36 (nch bar: HomHomo 2-way homo or van var siding lactory painted 4x8'g Owner: Sharp. 208 Borah (at FOR SALE: Border COllie * ? Jetl,ITF,f2M)-734^1.9-5, $25 Call 678-7215 01 224.000 BUSHEL . GraFn LtLoad ropes, 16.70; Navj|0 HcHens. $1,50 oach: Also tree--Maqlc^aglc Valley. Call 324-5168. , lloht chain saw. nsi$250: speakers, $150.734-6545,__ with 8" gtovos llko tox 1-11 blankets. $12.50. Hitchm Kitikittens. Call 536-6448------7- 1^ 0 KIMBERLY- Giant 3-lamlly Storago lor tent. Wendoll hi INDIVIDUAL baby c o ll., Eloctric Impaci wrench,I, J9($90. COLOR Tolovlslons. Usodsod, Rog. $17.28 our Prico aroa. Call 536-2628, ;______P‘ Call3?Mr73,______).95, Sn.S2oa; Stuccato 4x8 Reg.1 yard salo. 329 Taylor Streot ' FRE^ ...... * ------shed!.hods, oxcollont condiiion. 1 ___ large solbclion. From $99.95 30 ACRES of siloago' corn. 11 YR OLD 15';] Western Hia- ' ;oll536-2956.______.. . . . 25" SCHWIN-lO-spesd,.lik...like.. K«n!«-TV-t-Appllanca.,,420-J21 421 __ our Price $12.522 West. Salurday 4 SunjJov, Siam^eso^ Persian mix, 6 3 112-lnloallon ' - South East of Jeromo, Call 'hing-saddte, P^nid $590. win “ i:x36'Hoavy.autvTatoswlth.V-'. . now. oxcollom coridlHorllllon, Main S. Twin.______^_____ Massonito.Jii&.Rough.Sawn__ - j aiu>-WOX4 ll7 3 4 : ? 0 4 6 = = 5 ( JISO. 7334505 attor Spm. — • $8.89 oa. Redwood Decking “ now TAKING Shoollng’”" 324-8704,^ ' — — -J= r^ EtUH I— 8=TOW£R=3299ltrn^55b^ro (jownsrojpofiraiiy-ir.,:— :— RENTANEWTVI Own a nov Dogs for Fall. Edah-How 60 6 TON 1st culling- hay lor 35 35 FT Gooseneck Trailer, Lindsay Lin LalornI movo irnga- ioror 2 bale wido hayslacks, J 4 RD TP Tickets lo Hawaiiwail. color TV by rontlnfl. No crod,„a. 2*4 .28eRunnlnQll.2x6only 40* Un Ft. 2x4 Cedar 14f Hn' BEAVERWOOD COMPANY: Kennels. Gun dog 4 Obo- salo,'3 9 mllos South ol Twin 24',^ill 24 living space. 3 ho/ses lion Uoi machines. Each systerfi ji00etoo each. Call436-iM73 : $450 oach or 1st Claas..$550 $55 Itors chocxed. 204 Main Avo lifowood by tho sjm r o( In side by side, Complelely ■s *s galvanized 4 incluoes “ oach.2RdTpTlcketstoEa!lEast N.CAINS-733-7111. Ft or 2x6 only 20t Iln It. 4 tt, dience Training. 837-4570.- Palls. f 733-3625.______S" = Tho lollowing is pilccd por the round' or split and do- soil-containod. Will trade lor ip t’P motors, 12 kw d'Osel 114-Farm i ii _ Implements Coast. $400'each orr 1st1: ’ •— ; " '= 2 livered. 73i-3266. . PROFESSIONAL 65 6 tons ol lirst cutting hay lor motot homo 326-5410 ^enoratoi, oei 360* spray __L Class. $500. Caltl-342-1213. thousand board It (M) or oa GROOMING! Vacationing? sale.s $67 p er ton. Call 324- "’J 078-Fum.i Carpels . . In small ..or .laige unlls.s. FIREWOODFORSALE.- ■ . ------lozzols no, 4 many other op- Botn Machlno Long com- 5 GLASS OISPUY CASES i I'll board-your dog. Chetl 8437 G allor fo o pm . ^ lions: $25,000 each or'best blno.lino, h^dtaulic^'i^o^orized ter 6 APT sfjo kitchen tabloKiQ. purchases. Utility 4 Btr sur- CallS43-8902or543-8041. ■ ' Mlllor Ken nels. 423-j^l04,’ ' .106-Swim" _ ■ a: misc. display. CaM aflor ,alf: laced fit 2x&8'o r 10' or 12' orr ------]llet. Will sell individually or picku p.m. 734.7334, Brown voivol >swlvol chair • 098-Fairn8 For Rent PUREBfl'Eb pj Hampr.nifo loaoooihei. Call 733-4327, - gjjfLjnjlLOINGS, Our mlstaiio, llio 18' 4 20' $190/M, 2«8-6' or 8' RREWOOD FOR SALE — dark cotleo lablo. Each lik( PLIREBREO Dingo pupplos 14.000 , -BUSHEL grain tank BiBoars, $250: Also Weanor ouldn't arrange linancing, new, $75 each, 734-3659. ' or 10- or"l4- 4 16- only forsalo. $20: Call 326-4078, \ 068-Computers — , $200/M,2x2or1x2M,2x2or'' _____ .Call423-4383 . . ■ storago, cono. now auger P'Pigs'Cail 734-5609. S|■SprlnklerHofld'Robuildora lavo 2 all stool buildings .... BROWN DAVENPORT.■-,s : 1x2 -8' or any lennihs 2x3-, , systom in 4 out " 16l2Mam.Buhl5«-«33, itteedlfrCleafT522-7636.‘ - - ■ — Latox cushions. $120. CalCall $200 M, l l Com Coast Ilrf' GOOD' QUALITY WOOD. REGISTERED Pomeranian. 6 Jorome/Wendoll j area. Cali 1l o s - a w p ‘ .i.Gu3uar, rebuilding lor Nolson 'OR SALE: 6«0 Case Com -.. O^-Camera Equip. 733-2362.______— heavy 'Imbor to 4x12 lo 24‘1- reasonable' rates, 734-5981, monihs old. $200.324-3306, 72i245i 7 ------^ ^ainBtrd 4 Weul.her Tuc,_ . lino: 403 International = CASH lor good usecised long $jOO/M, Plywood all 4x88 PINE1 and ASPEN flrowood Approxirnaloly 275 head ot 4t linosij ol solid sci $700 per comb:omblno. Call 423-5940. ewes 2,3, and i year-olds, jin( lurnituro L a llia n c:es. e s shop $5,29) Shop3 lor1 sale.- Phono botwoen 6 SMALL Collie pups. 3 male, 099-Paslures For Rent °l ine: 40 Tee valve openers -OR 7 ^ SALE: Super 1049 Now 070-Want«JToBuy ___ Banner Furniture. ^-1421.J t . $6,59) IH*^ $7,49) (V." $8,89)I) andi 10pm. 423-4?g6. ■ono female, $25:733-7641. $50 a heao. Mamly Columbia n130 n oach; 80 alumnium end [.'r^ ' ' ...... brbreed 4?3-5434 jji^ lolland Hay Slacker. Good ______BUYING all China closet: Lounoo' chairiair; or 7/16" Waler Board $6,899 PINEandASPEN . jIuQs. $2 50oach. 837-6495. ondllion. Phone 679-1334. v con-- Chasol^rig();4piBt:o MrTT , 102-Caltle ■—iR»mlon>—Idnglhe—$50-(uu__ I ______fWOR SALE; Allis Cnalmors " llnonlal Gold, 633 Blue Bluo aei; 4 Windsor ch'airS.'CalCall Now Stock Surfaced 2 4 Btrf cord.Call, 326-4069. I WjGUgBUtta -" -] • U k oa North. 734-4567. ___ ’ llralllengihsLbr2x6-2x10or . OOP Iractor. Wllh weights. 3 1 ___ 733-2373 alter 6:00 p.m. i -PORTABLE 11 horse oower ■ I ^■ F armers’.m arket- W::Hay,Gr4iilA£r Sale p : -and— fO ft-S A tfc —QuMn—Strt3'»-M5Tcri-TO5;Mrnw-cnanct—II—pino^^0‘-tength^^l•7-cortJ— ----- :------r r r r T}toiiTOt-toppgrerajsgw-1 .— ^ stoves. 734-7199.______afd. fl„ iiirrP in n $ lV 1IMrflrtar^roads.JSO/corti, I 655-4310.. ^TOP QUALITY Ailalla S e e d _ t : LOOKINO — a ' a M A r g 1x6- to 8' J150/M, Cedarr $501 pot cotd lor log lengths. ^several top vatielios. Order c,calves lor sale. Call 324-7360. 3w bean cutter. H/D 840 '> lor a Good Usod Motorotor pHEE OAK CHAIPAIR Fonco Premium 1x6^ ' DogJ Call{ 678-9703 bolore 5. 'now! Froo delivery. 734-3587. COLOSTRijM r STARTED ' FIRST cuniTING HAY~~Same. Call 326-4114.______Homo. Call 734-4024, _ ..... w/4^1rawor— - Oosk,— Ono3no-Earod-Coda>-,79<-ea oifter- -E-B o b Hamilton.— ...... — ...... ^Calvos’ ror salbT-C air535-~ ^ • 100 ton Hay qstim CK SALE; Heat*' 8"row ^------OLD TOOLS; Any si:o,jijo, Compulor unit -1/2 oil.oll. o'ados U3-6' 40« ca. 1x4-8‘• 088-Vafiety.Foods • _ 26V8.. m o to , n o r o in . Lot lindrowor. like new ^C alL______ahaoo or lorm, Call Engberns2000E16,Butley.IV. ,28tea. 1x12-6 $l,20ea. _£B7=Hay,^GraIfj & Feed------QAtBi:=iiEiF£BS==aaaird „tin . I'- 0 75 r ~ _ ail"CORN;R£A'dY‘NOW! l { TaklSg— ------OvOnlnn9T734-273^, •-* Z ~ I — ;KINGS1ZE- watorbod wltn -selection of close up 4 5h&ri_ ORKLIFT TOYOTA. '4000 ‘ 250 '4x4-6>good Cedar $4.95 ea, corders lor tomalos. Open ~ " ^ i> alfa“ - “ • -2 1 “ »~12S~tofMHd^ c aliVflifiQte. no-roii>; Lol WANTEDTO BUY: now mattress & Ilnor. $250. 60 leafy tons, no rain, take g'bred dairy - hellers. Chuck ound *caDacity;“ 3tdo^shili.-i------NiQhtcfawlers Call 629-4143. or prossuie Ireatcd 8' Postsi {9-1. H4H Produco 326-5492, 6 Pottorson, 2 North 4 East N o, 49. - - $4.79 oa. Cedar Spin1 '/i^ mife East ol Flier on Hwy all,Call324-5032, a _____ oxcellxcolient . condiiion. Call - * Call 734-4944 ____ Malching Aola & iovoSoat, , 3041 mile Notih. ol Joromo, Call 324-3331 or------733-49y^9l.9,______•; "Smalt" ,55c ea. Docking ; ______t APPROXIMATELY 300 lons 324-4737, 3; ______' WANTEO TO BUY: Old reduced lo $199.95. Cainsf'''* Pine 2x6 or 3x6 good lennihs 1st, oati new soedino, no • 100 lon Gross & Ryo/ c Hoy oslimoto. no qoqciOOD K660 Boan Combino ' . ------woo A lfoffg o s lilim t oto^nQ.roin. Lot. JI oIm ■n. 4 ' "thallS. UXCUIIBnt conoiiion,' -•mgnl^9j {egnar>j,i31Mie_ :------WA m £ D;-Ch6'vY'C liai:grtr 4 lon.'^fwin halls on Hwy W!,'M53f""|rH isfiing holes in Magic |.field. $60 per ton. Call 733- N o . 15. HEATlEATHi Bean Windrowor, 8 ,* door, air. automailc. 19S1II or only $179.95. Cains Clear-sar- east exit to Twin Falls IromI Valley.S43-5004or\ 543-5131. g9676.______, FOUR Young HolStcin Bulls, ______tow3w Clconior dump, hydraulic later, low miloaoo. 734-3032.131 ancoConlor.733-7111._____ Interstate on Hwy 50, Hrs; r Approx 500-£00lbs. $300each ■ Gardon Fresh red potalos tATTENTION; Hay growers, q, • 300 lon Timothy oslilimoto. i; no rain. Lol peratod. $1600; Intorna- t WE BUY WORMS. All types'PCS QUEEN SIZE Brass Bed wiinviih l2;noon til Spm, Mondavi. , oiilOOO lor all. 324-3234. onal C Iractor with 4 row ^ 20H b. you dig; Carrots. 526 ccut drying lime by 33%. Bate j N o . 1 6 . - tlonal _ a n d slzos. PRODS; $3.50.). In box springs & mattress,•55. thtough Fridays. PH: 423-■ HeyOutnl West or 733-2963. ri HOLS'TEIN baby Hoiler 4 - ______. .Wasc\ lorNo. 'S j ano Soo owner 731 B 2nd Avo ilckup header only. $6950: BEAUTIFUL Hampton Piano MOVING SALE. Sal, August1 S'OUTHWICK 'Iin load lots at realistic • 31._ by Lowroy. 2 years old. East, Joromo.after Aug 14.. L,H.h . 375 Swalhot, $6000; a 11,-8-4 4 Sun, Augusi 12. FRESH VEGETABLES PPilcjs.CaJl4l».2_255^,_____M a' r a B 4 'Q u a tte t’ Hoi,-,b. 3 ------Hobb lobbs 38' hopper bottom * walnut colored. Cost hew 2 Lovoly Chinoso hookedic d / 12.4, 201 Teaior Siroet. groon beans, red spuds. c yoats riding club e«pen------tJ600-4'6king_U800----- Call GOOD MIXED HAY-><0 rain, once. likes girls, spinled. • 300 lon Fooder or D ry C o w H o y o s ti- grainiraln'ltaller. $7500. 734-8002,; Call— fugfr^X 8-I««t,425 apicce. Kimberly. Oueonsizo tjiassI beois, carrots, onion. ' 2250 tons, will sell 90lb bales ° | '33-6a97ot-73»468lF- ______1 734-2724.______^______Grn. S wht. 8 It. ociaoonal wllh barroi. saddle'& bridle.' - mate, no rain. Lol NoJo . 3 2 . nal rolrig. liQezoj_Smisc., "So/^resfi You Pick Thom" filot $3; Ovoi 100 bales for S ,------M.F.■I.F. 1100 piESEL Tracior,. , BLACK LES PAUL CUSTOMOM rug. $15. 734-2882. • . 2miSoHMTl^stlrdHW . s$60/lon or tako all lor Oldor r- .Hotso Trailer. All lor ____SAT 4-SUN.-lb-a_Aug-U-4___ : -$900-Mako-otlerr-537-6B62-- —•-400-lon-Hoy-e3ftmo»ete-no'Toinrtot-No— vllh-8klp-toador-4-5Ctapor,_.------‘and/or PeJivoyClasGiC'Afflp.fflp:------—:------12; Back to School kid’s 4 $55/lon.Call'536:2l5t. Exc. cond. Bost oiler. Call olloj;Spm._____ loodeod Iwagon. 8 ion grain lank, " Call 079-Appllance3 • • women's clolhos. toys 4 THEBERRYPATCH QRAIN C "STORAGE. 17.000 34. ^ ______metalnelal latho, 800 gallon bulk “ ...... ; Chcis 733-7759.______mi5c;242Carnoy. - - ...... Haspborries-$l3.95flat----- £eu, 7 N 4-3 E. Jerome:—-ARABlANS-lor-sale^Reg.... ank w /com orossor436-4068 - . ------ZTk AVOCADO Konmoro Washer' Show quality. trained. • •350' lon Hoy wilh prosorvativo p osti- 'GENIE 98 Lowroy Oiflan wiih Blucbeffios-$l3.95llat scales s avalTabIc: 22.000 BU. | [ ^F 510 COMBINE. Cab. •' bonch. make ollor. /'ill Can 4 Dryer, pair $l75;.Ftee2er. SXallion Service, 324-3_643, In TS $225. 678-7855or 678-4514. . ■ ■ stop BY! BlackbQrr(cs-$13.95llat E ol Jotome. 20« BU. 324- moto, noroinrLot^No ...... _ coole:ooler 4 straw chopper. - 432-5431.______Di'^k Ooy OidsmotJilo Huckloborries-$16.50gat 5183'. 5 324-7204 or 3301. . BROKE, Bf GEN'TLG 3 year old J - FREEZER. Wizard Uprigm, ^oadv to nolColl 532-4227. . MOVING.- Must sacrifice ' ' ' Buick-lsuzu and pick.up your Boysenbcrties-$l7.30llat GREENCHOPPING Paint fa gelding. Evenings. • 600 lon Dairy Hoy. FoirlioidF ostimato, ______Hammond B-2 organ wim $150; Porlablo Swa,mp Gool-'Ol' Irec Gaiaoe Salo Signs. Froronr F Block • Caps, l 734-6293 ______MOBILE TELEPHONE: 6600 "5 Loo's Cuslom Farming ' i norairTj._dl^t^d. 37. ______Hestcfeston swathor; 1959 Ford m ------fool'podiils'lesllo—n m YJr'a Sale. Lois ol back iVr-Qopsc^orricsrStrawbcrries; ' C -~326-'4964'OV326:4703— 3 ------^—-HORSE-SHOEING H( — ar»d - •” ^ $25.Xalim?390.'' . Mationbcrries. Currants...... ' '■ .ItiiCk'riick wim grain bod: 3 Axlo * . 324-3632.______- school kids Clothes 4 men's HAVE corrals to loed' your Itimmlno. •'*' Call- Scot • 250^ ton Hoy Burns,-CU r o g o n o s li m o to , 5ih w 5py .. KENMORE . *30" ' Eiectttc Logahbcrtios. '1 Folkman; 734-8182. lh whool trailer wllh grain S Nearly now LOWREY 4 womens, mirrors, wall L cattle; Pasture lor rent; 1st 4 •no roln, Lol No. 39. sidesIdes; 1814183 New Holland m CONSOLE PIANO. Pecan range. Excellent condlllon: clock, small baibcque grill. Order ahoad 423-5977 '■ HORSE SHOEING 4 tfiming, Call 734-4092.______2nd hay. no rain, lor sale or H( lalers: Holst bod. 324-5922. ■ wood wllh brass trim, You _ calves4lotsolmisc,AuglO, ... , Itrado lor catlle.934-St02, groduato^ flri larrjer. Call M. ------11 4-l2,llU,-Actats.iho-ti----- • 1 0 0 tor> H oy o s tim oilo lo .'n o r o in . Lol N o . u'SEOiSEO 1000 bushell ■ ^ 7 0 “ ; I *CTSH■HAIIWRy! Cheapi CalTS ?23m 1Tow$16M^3-5405^'^ REFRIGERATOR washer 4 '09(^Pels& Supplies r n gryof lo< flBio, Call 7j> 4332, ------mm s a 3 4 a = _ _ _ _ ^ ------HA b »t)lbM: Yamaha‘1:M~ A.K.C, Black - 4 Rust ccutlino, no tain, 734-3589, _ altole larrlor. 12ycars oxp. Call ier Washer ond Dryor. $50 oach, • 50 lon Hoy cslimoto,0, no roin. Lof No. USEDISED 95 John Dooto com- m 300B. 12 ch powcrod mixer, ih. - YARDSAr^Aug'ioriTrri, Doborman n Slud service, m Tom Jonos 423-4217 eves, isol One dryer. $70. Call 733-5151151 110 Midway. Filor, 010 ^ NEW ALFALFA SEED. 4 T° blnepIne parts, some parls will fit ■ barely used w/Anvll caso, ' KImDortal lino $100.324-7213 pproprietary varieties, devel- HORSES HC 4 1 MULE, scll'or 1 ._ ...... older Ider 55 4 IOS comblnos; Z “ ” AKC"BLACK UAB-pupproV— 0 [-b y —Lovelock—S e o d -tra Isod 151 IHC combino p a ris rw^------speahors, $500/pr, 734-6545,-« .— 18.7-CUBIC FOOT Rolrlooro-J i. typcwrilor____2 .-olBClric r 'Goosonock,326-S4l0.------— 4 bicyclos. baby iiems, lup- Irom " oxcelleni netd^harripi- C pany,-Jl,BO-$2,30 per lb;“ G^ wo 8 ply 14x26’'liros S '" PICCOLO. . tor/Froo:or. Iroal Iroo, 4 I on bloodlines, dow claws SStacov Seed. 536-2561.___ hc jbos; Two 7S0x15 tiros 4 Z B0(] years old. doublo door)or perware. laDio lamps, lols ol ° Horses bouqht-sold-lraded. ^ s E c i r arriNITHAY"^ E silvor Armstrong. Good romovod:$200.824-5535. _ cOATS-John Deere clean, Homo of Ooc’5 Doctor, jbos: Ono 7 It Sund com- ■ condlllon, $1B0. 734-6677: Iroozor on bottom, $400. Cali:aii clolhos, old clannel. Utos. • 150 ton Hay with prprosorvativo csfl- binop old grindstone 4 lots ol' AKCA Brittany s pa n iel bagcd b 7S lbs lor $5.70 per 93- 93 Livoslock, PH, 733-6055, Ine pickup. 438-5848. ■ rndto, no roin. Lot No. STEINWAY Grand • Piano, = olhetltom s.______; Pups P $50.3 monihs old. Call bbag.Call 825-5014.______hHorsoshooing & Trimming 5- *^2. ____ WAN!/ANT TO BUY FREEMAN « $4600; Also Gulbranson Up- 64M257 M^lla^______WANTED: By Doug Koontz irelerably soll-ptopellod) ■> S; beo-HsallnB«nil YA"r'd SALE; Saturday 4 6' • 200 lon Hoy wilhTo®7o rlnht piano, $900. Call 734- Sunday, 9-5. Lots-ol baby' AKCA U B PUPS. Hunting- BBarley. 50 pounds a bushol _ Call733-7115 ov^njngs % Gross oslimoto. ba'^lor^aler. 6 years old ot loss. * 6985 or 733-4050.______AlrCondmonlnii _• things, maternity 4 women's: Show S quality. Shots, 0or better. Call S36-2773. Ml.MUST SELLI Gentio 7 year no roin. Lot No, 43, Call3Eall 366-2466. S ______WUBLlTZgR Player Pianp^ang MgARLY NEW Swnmn flir . wQrmed_$iOO_Aduli female___w Vf, nna;_h.iyinn_fi3’l's _.oldjcgiatcicfljftppfcGcldino o ld __ m ____ IhlQhol____ BDlalQ.5 ------wllh roils. $2500. Cali EdI aal” f condllionor~4^^^ »175. Oicycio 4 loioadingI 0excellont hunter $85. 734- ‘Please ‘p cair324-3430 o r•324-” 4:4iJl5?r_D !2 £ii'y,'5_-^5301:------rrmT:350-:on-FoodorDi*^CeovrHoy^^lnratGT" rarvostor. 1975 T hlo k o l* '...... ~ 678-7eS5or67ft-4514.- ; ’ r ------roppitpsrsad 6ih-Are-Notlh4_«— 7640orJ34-T812. Lnurin ,:— : -SfiSa______pfcProloss’ional H otso' Train- ____somG.rain..Lol‘N o..46.6 ______PoiaK'otato windrowor. 436-6676 ■ dayStayS or 324-7255 o v e s .------T • - 'ning-25 o yoars tyxponcner,- ..-reareasonabio, .mtos-.& -roior— 981' T_-i460" 'i/iioinaiionai.»— oncos.om Call 324-5165. C u ltrn g . Comblombino, used 540 h o u rs.S lall 436-6597.______S ■ - ' ^ 1 QUQUARTER HOR'SESlor safe, • 150 lon Hay ostimolo,10, no rain. Socond Cjll^ ^ ^ y ^ lA J • Jj-v.-.' all typos: Rope hordes, Cutting. Lol No. 47. D FOOT LOGAN S ell-" VV plopleasure, hunting. 324-3532 ______unloainloading polalo bed. In -n sv03or324-7S62days. ulalion. $6,000 lirm. 423-« - • T80 ton Hoy estim ate,'o , n o r o in . S o m o 42400240 or 423-5556.______■ I ^ P W 'E''EAL NICE kid's horses; ts ol good ranch geldings, bloom. Lol No. 40. ' 4440JOHN 4 DEERE • sato or trado, 326-<63l, luad, duals, fluid, triplo* ydraullcs. full weights. ^ T— lEGISTEREOieI % h6 rSES:'4 !— JL’ yr gelding. $850: Mare in RAINBOW COMKMODITYCO. £ulck. attach hitch, only 350 ■ — kfoal,. $650, Betsy. 326-5633. outs, tako over payments. ■ 543-809190 . S011438-4281. I ______Z luM tom ^o^BusineKi^^epalfvand5£tvlvice:M eeds.,;.W BmRoglstorod Ouanor horso . If.no aniw srcQHSA3-6023 ll. - - -d^’ Yo:Yoarling S ta llio n :'Jeis o n ' ‘x12'-COMBINATION G rain* -...... — btOodlno. boaulllul, $1000, _ boded 4 stock rack, $800. Call^ ------qal Call438-SlSBr...... 324-4224-4249.' -,------• - . I Z ______REGISTERED REi 8 year old _ — -^AINTlNQ3Ei■IFIIW J------^ zz-t B e e;SERV1CE- s ______APIAppy marc, experienced ,, ;■ ADVERTISE^ 2 ton dump 'iru'truck for tont ,.,.,,7 : 7 11?.-lrriaation 112 12-Irrigaliofi ^ ' & oxiorlor. 14 Konlcol:ok. Fult sorvico. TJOorr^radtf-or-betl-cllci____ U 12~[fflgation ______11 2t 1 YOUR with driver. Willwill hii«l an,. jorionce. Save A ■ S ® ' Call 423-5330, • ' _ IITV thinn. anywhere, I cut 4 lowered ■SERVICE SPECIALP ireJ34-3042. LckC allC huiShuckL733:6369. . lullcallv.Call . 734-1266. REGISTERED REt POA Gelding. ? 2PY______FENCING gontlo. well btoko to tido or j* ■ IN THIS DIRECTORS ------RAINTINO______,'IHEES; servk:£______All typos ol lor ■■ Custom polntaiming, years ol 511,^0 drivo. $450:1 Yoatland Appy 'dino ol ??htlal 4 conime ip Removal. by '_ -ielding, sotrol ', blanket, - Placed undor tho headlni bS m h _9->!n!JxL'mc9in9 In lho.f*<.V. J f o o _ — machlni ------— yourehohxl------—I------>Xic«ntcXallBIIIBllNMH>Bt<:-: ' oSllmatOS. CotCall 734.3395. .Ejiima, Sall0rquamy.-S730r3-ycat— // isold ' AQHA lilty by Sweet I GRFTDFF---- , —----- ^ - n E S i ik A D Vay ! iso g ...... painting " Papa (AAA), out ol a daugh- \N \ t t ~ ~ r'Y o u 'fT d “ wlll“ rbach 22.000 22. Lot u s holp you ' TREES^SERVICE...... r - -Pflf ■ ~ m m Intlng, tnt 4 exl. . tTTI— j ler of Rapid Bar |TAAA). }, 9 6 0 0 T V \j families ovoryday and'’d tho budoot, siocks1° “ ■ Judy-5 polntir 4 Shrubbery trim- ter •W INE' p ... iiJ k 20yr3exD,lroi, Iroo ost. rols, lie! p super disposition, started, ALL ___ ■ _160KnotStrcStrength / I ; ___ - .-.foaulta.wllUmauuou Jiu_Call— _ _ R o a r_ e sU lo ,-U-Uspd-Au j oa. . • - EverottSponci ■ Ftoo ost. Insured, ____ loday and ono ol our lllon oncer: 324-3057.- — j j J JiTroeCaf(r7309?6------PAINTINQ -RFfwnr ^ — — ----- Raneh74B7-262fl,' ------your ad so trial It wilt-I J; , OmVELiTOPSP ^ L ------Dick's PalntIalnting, 30 yrs tTo^ 2 3 ^ I ^ s 4 ehruba topplng~4 pTjREGISTERED AQUA Quarter TIRES ______mo5,Lo!!ocl(«iaf5d.bf]nBJ ival.-Ffoo-o»l.-John— ______a .b aftiE u ______:_____/I j : ______------— in• i.CaltM«.2773. SE\SEVEN Yoar old Appaioosa , 1 J F IL T EERS R ! I £ 09timalur.Year— — \ ------InSloA - Backhoo work. Call'* } - - A ndoraon.-324-3?44553,-days/ "L ynsood- Oil oil 4 griphilo; ’ ?070or 733-4013, ' ------3244568. ovoning Ings.______Clooning 4• p«prpparlng houso ______— ::— — sSNOWTrivER'n( "iy^ m ^ . • ------— LANDSCAPINGQ .— - io.ba.palntoV«U18 BUHUO-l«P SUPPLY lor. aach. 423-5914. remodeling, whirlpiiripooi exterior, gualliy^j^.orli. ' Free I 7.130 n th Avo. s., BuhJhl 543-4356 M ihs, spas, saun , - vanities & ceramic tilo. li 733-0931 10!1(fr4<0fseEqulpmefil j-— ~ 0313. Tom Dotiru3ky734~<'34-lia7' ______B . i ; i t c-e Tlmo8-New9rTwlnin FFaHsrWflf’O— S unday. AugtU0U3I12.198<)------—

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______' 114-F am i Implements ______115-FafmWori(______115^EannW orl(„.______—11&-^FarmWofk------^------1 — 11&-FafrT^Wori(------122-Sporllng Goods— — 127-MotorHomes------^ 3 '136-rWeavyEqiJipment-.. -WANTED: 1978 or nowoi cTiSTOM Grain Thrashmc],'■I'J’ CUSTOM SWATHING, iravel■I A-C/ ' CUSTOM Haym'o , ■OR SALE or TRADE; 2 DW WILL DO GRAIN & CORN VWINCHESTER Model 70, CLASS cl A MOTOR HOME lor - ~FOUR MOTORCYCLES ! - Lockwood Potato harvoalor,3lor Jonn Deoro 6600. Call S37- any aroa. Scon Baogoti,'■ seivicc,, Swalhlng, baling, \ rom. 21 It., sleepffl. 733-1027 , 97] 0 cai scrapers. Call Waikor LPt\ono<3ft-5?11.______6217ofB37-6236.______543-51_30£r543-COC5, , Ttiroshlnc. Call 324-5091. loathorwoighl. r 270 caliber, re 978 KAWASAKI KZ 750 iand A Gravel 20fr7W525 ‘ . slacji_mg. 934-8368.934^57% wllh a Redlleid _4_ DQjv’. 2 wide. Call Joify ' |r i ^ R e c f ^ a n o n a T ~ ~ 7734-5054.______4 JB360. rebuilt Irom tfto bol- REPOSSESSED 1978 FOR~D CUSTOM Gram Bean CUSTOM's w a t h in g .'N own StalO)-/34-7922.£ om up. New slip stream ir w in i.mmiinim:: _UKE-NEWL.lB7B_22ft_Pacly FlSOPlcluip-MaKejIIor^Call______. good Shapo. 546oTl?67,IHC — /.l7 ;i,LVA !. 5TKAW — ~ l 6 G au g e Bel'guim “Modol m Winnebago Mini, itrmgrB-spnrsnarp-oWCT— •'2^ 32fr;*416)l ■ • ' like, $400.; 1977 YAMAHA Weekdays 733-7202. . diosol io wheelcfi- 20’ c ^ 3 .-fr4 r.-: _ ,1•Kf), 7-t-O':. OAO-*' -" ISO-Avialion ' £Shotgun, $400._Cait 324-8676. Oodgo Oi 440. 22.000 miles, : nolbod.t300Q.CaH6S5-4427.127. CUSTOM HAr s t ,-.':kinc- ?’ ■ CUSTOM SWATHING tOon<.'r,Jjl:io..v.ii’ travel. Call 'Z100. new too end, runs WEVWE WILL PAY CASH lor 1974 ------M Mlchoilfi Tires A lois more, 'J l A newer P-U.s A 4x4‘5. Also ‘•1440 AXIAL-FLOW Combing, wide, 10C8 h^v 'itd. '•'•• Hf.'sston'-iwalhcf. ja JO c ; 'r 5»3’567t‘> /AIRCRAFT, hangor with • Make olfer, Seo tntomioun- 5°=iood. $295) 1979 HONDA A no jjoV' scrfcdijic'oarin • r '< ’n! .W P t g(ourdloasc.*71.TwtnP3lls 125-Travel Trailers ' ^ ;R250, robulll A painted, 1977 A newer Auiomobiies- •1981 modol. 20' tioadot, Ml nr'1,1': /•: SWATH, ( tain Motor Homes In Weiv FfoniierM olors, 734-8340. . oood cond. U7.500. 852-33483348 sorvico. CqV 'j . , 3ALr, 'IC K . GRcEN jairpofi, 55000 Of besl oiler. d0ll.S38-23(H. • '0^30ks shatp A runs perleci rron ril^TAM HAYS7..Cr " AccQolinn 0|*0'S unlll ----- :------COACHMAN------Qj 750: Call 3^«-3234.______12JL wTHi— g-wid’ » - '■------3i;gi!?.tig'CaT733:7?72. ----- lEALTij-__P_flQBLEMS--i974, positpositrac, liatbcd, flooo cW ' !'i967 spray truck "wiirin k i Miko ctickson ai nyinr 50 KAWASAKI lor safoT^dilto^iSiltonTr g00~32S3CT:------"QCC0S9, walor sto'SQO lanit & r.i,.NUHL HAUL'Nu .’u /f tOALING V/AN1EU. Now ' PRIVATE PILOT inSlockonCioso-oui 1^iday Rambler Mini, 40,000 pump. Call 544-7SS1.___ ^ _ 733-8S67or4?3-S<'j2. Hoilanr^uly-OalCf______Hsrtwugti Molors______—milesrpower-piantr-iool-ajc.--..--^^ alrrino. low miles, good 19501960 CHEVY PU, many — GROUNDSCHOOL------pncmionr$70Q.-733-1567.— ----- oi«t/aL'iii/asrinciuocs-twrtircs;------roud CUSTOM HAY STACKING, 2 -ploninni rotoiilimc] !. 0ov/nof OBC/atnd- e«Deri------Jgood l rubber, make oiler. — •1976 THIOKOL Spudi m . wido. dbl wide sijckot, will • In Twin Falls. 3 days, • $550orbosiolle t.324-2l9l. Harvostor, loss than 20,000 hor80Bh00lng.32&-463r • eencfd.Ojy/nigfii. 734-9857 /Aunusi I7m- ifiih and 19th. • ^ e InlormounUln Motor lEW 1984 Throe Wheel J550_i 1961 FORD 10 WHEELER, 5 A ■sacks dug slnco compleiciy;|X lravol;32t5656or53W310.- ■ " CUSTOM IIncludmg FAA written tosl- For ^ sale; CLASS N HITCH for H66/6690.______2686 c I I Johnson. A Merciuisei n aux, Qcneralor. tv am., rear .(i folTAM Now $11,500 or besl oiler. " ‘I 1980 HONDAODYSS’EY . 1967967 CH£VY< TRUCK, V8, 5 fi ManicVaiieVManna .Ci.Soo Intormountain Molor nili:h, ladder, many olher Good condition. ' ', 2, Hutch suspension, ?33-6Ml . 'HHomo_9 ln_Wondoll, 5» M 1 ,. options. °{j Brand now radials _____ Call 543-8928: livdralydraulic grain bed. Call — ■;AT-Twin -hull.-.lrjiKu, 65.__ ail around, 24,500 actual — i?4.5570 or3?<-2669. _ —miles;-one-ownerrCail-543'- 77—___ lOflOHONDAXRaoIl____ I OF CODRNSTOITOERIHOUR Horso Power Merc, nood ! ROCKWOOD ™in»..l,nr.6nm _ . . Good ^ condition, $450. Call 968 1968 CHEVY '/I ion. Good______------'"’TcmTOirm ------43-5544. ______Evinfuao S Meicury Molors. In Slock 128-UlliityTrailers4 ^ ;980isTYAMAHA 8^ X S ,' 3000 543-« ■ boals S lishmQ tacklo. Bod Harbaugh Molors I liles, liko new. full dress. i968f968 FORD 3/ i TON. Campcr —Tomlfl.MarlnaJLSpoflG^,___ 53»c a Wandojij ID __ NEW 4x8 Ulil»ly Tuilor. Caltalt734-5518, . SpOCi;00Cial, a/t, p/s,.390engine, = m r — " — WlnhrnnV ' ■ imriTtnlrt' (GOOD SEARS Goal Tfailor USED TRAILER SALE. ^eieciric brakes A wireo; - „ eaders oxcopiional body lor( aluminum boais 10 ISU, 191979 Argosy 24‘: 1979 Giles $450-Cai!,733-6433. . 136-» - H s a » y Equipment E;aii 'S 432-6691. : .Ul i1150. Call 423-5044.______•23':-J2 1981 Nu-v;a24'______1S68tfti8-INfERNATin;;A'L -I 1850. “ MOVING.------M ust...... sctl =rANDOM’AXlE;S’/rx20:i35Qrr— '8------diesc-t;------•OKCoiiom------— canfto>-&aJaios>—^ fTHWHEEL^.1 .jit.bcst£Uw_CalLi2fi:523!. _____3! 0 H N D E I P — inchanical '— condiiion.— , . __ Jt50.324.3632. 1981 Hiicntjiker 32'. Cham- UTILITY tSXilER,' good U S E E P ^ ^ - iandoiindom axle, extra heavy palgn Model: 1982 Hilchhiker ,1.. MUST SELL 1973-Ifill Slick S? Ures. $50 or best ollp[. ^.<11 IND'IDUSTRIALEQUIPMENT dulyuly Irarne, Ironl mount 28'; 1982 Nu-Wa 25'; 1982 734-2766-alie(5pm 71, ■ powoiowor lake oil wench. 3000 Cralt with 55hp Johnson. Rawhide S'. 29’-^': 1964 4 whoci al v;aier lank wiin sides A rExcellom 'or skimg, S2195. ______J D_4.1Q0 , Backtioe. $13.500______flib ii drive Feop wiih' 8'' liaVol Ai 3 .310A Backhoe, $37,500 iralat topr3to Inch gear'drivcr^------Soo Iniormouniain Molor Adverirso "w hefo you'trjlD?"; Qucen camper. Ji750rAiso IlnIind ready buyers- in J 30.570A.Gradcr. ! $66,000 ^pumpump to load with. T iuck., . . , Homos tn Wondoli. 536-2301. 19B4-S A 85's lor salo. ■ cl;classilied. ELLIOTTINOUSTfilAF^-'I^Stud-or boei-iruch. wefuio - . horse power. Vowc^ Peniu MAUDE'S ^i TRAILER SALES ""m- a- ....^ Oliver 10 Twin Falls area. .inboard oulboard- wiin OlfExlll47,Tunio m COMPANY 10,000. Call 756-6202 or landcm a«ip iraiier. Phone 637-4492, ft fS ! A u to m o tiv e .'"'citorsocHOnHwy93AI-84. ^4401.. O«colloril condllion. 733-7105 y j - CrossroadsHD ...... ^ Thh e B re n t /M odel 181BO(i 1 VERY CLEAN 1977 2211 Kn _ 368 1 lon'bo'd'ge Truck...... “ SELL OR .TRADE: IB loot 5in 51; Whool. rool a/c. awning, ______m m _ - ...... Snaptieidc p , ___combinalion...... • R equire;•es only 75 hpD tracto r (largerer depend- Glassbar ! boat Tandom aiie, sleepssk 5, cenler bath, make ram A siock rack. $2000, Illl irailer. e«c cond, $1300. ollor.qH Soo Iniormouniain 131-AuloSeivlce 13 .* Bob Bo Houston, Sales Rop SallMallJ!24-454aj5r_32y566.__ HilchinI Por.i. KimbR/ly, Motor M( Homos In Wendoil, -- )me P hone,,.... 733-1490 < I n g o n ffield i conditionsi s ) NEEO'iFGlNE'worir'don'e? )70.riQn Fora truck, 23,000 . 423-4029...... 53-536-2301, •„ - - n e Call lor an appoinimenl. — :iual miles, excellent con- SPARKLE PERFECT 1S82 l7'/iFT ,7 Sih Wftool Sporis gar liion Call 823-4556. - - ■> • H y d r a uulicaily ! folds etenabling .blade < 9am-9pm. 678-8501. Rl;SCHNERWHEATON' SS! 5 exam ina- .1711 i . Giaslfon -«/u5 hp King,, all sell-coniamcd, — EQUIPMENTCOMPANY igTr'F171 FREIGHTLINER, 8V 71 Su:uki oulboard, USca' 34 Oq ,_ jeen size bed. sleeps 4, elroii. to spd, twin scrow. - hout&-MuCl-60ll-now-47MO_|,u „132=Aulo.-Pans&______CCaterpillar Products Deiroi — ■ -tion andid easy m ainters n a n c e — ' ------like ncwrCalt-733-4 338 or-ae?— •“ 30UGHT-SOLD-RENTED Excellxceiienr condllionr'fleady...... Qr best O'ler Soo Inlor- 560 551 4in Ave. Norm. AcceSsqrie?. _ _ _ bo 1 work. J5500. The Shoppe mountain Motor Homos In 5ort p o sitio n is5 only 8' w ide orand can be ; 1967 a u o ’ ' i 7 loot, sell CHEVY CH 2M eng with carb, ^ai '8-3796,67&-8042...... • Trdnspo Woridoll,536-2301.. ll 06 9U ciavilcr. tracior 6rai3_?! contained, voiy clean, waler wai pump A lly wheel- fjorn)50|, dozer wmch. Special 1974174 '/'/I Ton CusTcim'Chcvy. USEDI KAWASAKI Jei Ski. excoiioni g , condmon, $2200.. Take Ta> all. $125. Call 324-5443. w price. AT,P£T,PS, PB. AC.'good condl- easily tctow ed from fieleld to field . -5-iOCC. DCflCCt ronlilion._Qa J -Call 536-2956____ . FOR FO SALE; l'96I- Jeep CJ5 1 CjCat D5B ctawier tractor, non.jn.CallS29-57lj. C J1095. Cali Tom's Wanna. 1970 ... SECURITY 2 2 'SC. Exc! aboul ab( rebuilt. Also iuib(rbo cha'QOd, wmch or ,974 • D r i v e ttrain n can handlelie up to 175 h p1 . • IQutiey. idaho678-7473 174 , CHEVY iruck 10 New 16‘ awnino A ban, -anoibor anc compiolo drive tram nppciper 1980. Wheel'heeler, bolt drive; Also 20' Will trade 20'pnin boat w/ifif $3850 j 3i Sharp, 208 Borat» Ave. . lor 'or pans. Wrecking - yard cai naphoidb hoisi bed. 25 lon • H i t c h hlydraulic y optior)n_can be added-d - ♦ 2 mirs, 35S 40 lor Icshmg (cor (cc Jollerson) 734.3631. • price P"' over $3:500'.-Scil. lor ..Cai11 J ai9i-CalM38-5376.— ■ ------$1,700 0/ make oiler. 73i- calfl boatt about 16' w/motor ♦ 1971 ROAD RUNNER ll 950 wheel loader 1975. Id r.731.9911 eves _ 4387...... f74 ‘ FORD COURIER A v a i l o Campor Trailer. 15 lool. ICKUP__ GDod_,condilion,------: ~1.•l^tL^^^T^TAOe-^^7^M3:^ J^R^—o«e « c d l ^ condiiion. sleeps "HUTCH RD Iru^ck tag axle X ------•20W65^»223------4101 Gokelor U ne 80_0.734-5830 alter 6om- .' 4 Siiilion W afioniot Boal, g bells; 4__Speed auxiliary I74^^HE>-P1CKUP^IIM974------i- molt aritf~lruiT??r~OT~t?l]inn~A':734^80? ^iruck Irani. lyTTCtiOVjrstOD------80X53*8------:------»97-M^ value $1200 Call.-536-2679-' Side box. Cali 324-2669. '■6ol8_e,ID _ Kamp;ampaway 8 loot overshot ’ ' _ jn e ,,7pmwn0kdays.------1976 ■ YELLOWSTONE. 28 impor. 360 engine, 'fi to n ,. , -looirAirS-awiHnn.-exceiient'..^—^ '■____ ■- _____ 580BOB ' c a s e b a c k h o e, >w Irans S'lTOftfenO, r u n s ----- — - [ O R i 3 implelo engine rebuiio, . EEboiIRKSiT:rj^A C D 12' Alum lishinn boai //'new condition. $7500. ?33-5907^ , NEW NE 16 HP Briggs A Siraion comi 3Od,$t90aiOfbomor$n00 K im berly Rocoad T\Twin Falls . ^ 733-5543., -J-Kaiicr-.^ai_o(!ei.acccolC[). Engine. $400. Call 734-4631.__ excc;collenl • condition Can _ ichr£ventngfl7423-4065:— —------73.1-9423 alior 5 A wknds. •24- CURTIS; Caoiliatot RVs. 6-5676.^ — ------roar bdrm A bath. 3-way ONE' ON GOOD 4-5peca '■*^5-5 ■ -• • t'2 t FOOT FLEETLINER ,c(relrtgoraior. fjas lurnance Transmission, one lor pans, ___ Fiberglass Boat wuh trailer, hoat. woll kept unti, ^4700. - Horsh Hui sh.lior$l50. 324-7213. 35 hcrse power Evinrudc c;iCall 733-6276 11975 97 SCOUT, Wrockod, V8, )^Heavy Equipment 138-H6 -H e ai^ Equipment “Tnotcn~SS95—Sec--ai 135-^ '75 STARCRAFT TENT AUlO:, 60.COO miiosr734-S773— I— Diamond.TF''[ - to TRAILER, Sloops 6. icobo*. 733-7072.______16' STARCRAFT Open bow iJJlurnace. ranrjo. $1995. See al Wllh 55 horso power jgj499 Park Terrace. 734-6512. 13513S-Cycl6aiSuppll8i ______]We've got youu i c o v e r e d ! trallor"'1st $4400 435-5607 (ix3() ? ^ KfcN SRILL. landom 78 70 KAWASAKI 650CC, ExC. dayiTorjJ^SIDOevoninQS- ' axlo. QOQd. nicc_i-_-clcan._-rt,-cond:— .maichtog— lainog;------AND 1972 VWBuQ,655-4312. gJ], 198U SEASWORLO, 170 - cusiom seals, omer oxiras. - ' horse power Morc. m- 733-7630day5.733-7780evcs. 126;-CanipBfs4Sheils- ™ /E REDUCED PRIRICES EVEN FURlR T H E R board/oulboard 734-6504 1981 KX125. real good shape, P = - FigERGLASS ElCamiiio- now lop end. wtth rtdmg 1 “ O N OOUR PRE-SEASC>ON COAABINE S> '122-Spoiling Goods' caiCampor shell, good conui- suit, sun $475 Cali 886-7677__ -12-flun-cabmAi_Caii-^?4 .milosi-l*ne-comiilionrTac>ra------Ilft7"f0b. cot worronty, 734.23l9cvcfiino5. U'11' CAMPER. Relngeraior, holmol, $725 733-1246 Spociol buy. Coll Fof Prico. I 1-I.H.503 1982 liquid'. COOLED' COLLECTORS ITEM- lb?8 walwater heater, sloops 4. good >98; 920 Cot Whool Loodor. »62K-5'2K-S'4I0. Eqiilppod «vllh Cab and oirI r ...... ; ...... S 3 SSO M 5 Froniicr Coll, 32 cai Cali corcondition. $750.733-2106. Yamaha Van Y2 125. fjood condi- LJ2,165 l.on.$895_Caii 733-3697 cob. 2 ’'* yd. buckoi. A voiy voi clf'on mochine. -321:5336____ J ...... - . ,1970 97. 11' El Dorado Camper,— . -M9,500.------______DISCOUNT HATES on Do-. N.cNice, Jl500,'musrsell!'734- 1982 198; 250 STREET Kawasaki, ' 1 - C A S e’ 6 6 0 — G( ro in o r B o o n s .. . -tuic-lf1aho-etk-Hunts-io fill-9429423 alter 5ft wknds------EiCEic. -condlllon,- 4000-miles,------r, Coll Al Brutchko H hos oil attach□chmonts includod ...... s 4 :5 6 o^ ^ 3 ; 4 9 5 temaming Oclobor dales 1976 197, SECURITY TRAVELER ''*‘0like now. $1200. 734-6448 Liconsod and bonded a g- ' o'vershoi camper. New ‘^-’'9.eves or 326-5981 days lor moro inlormallon .1-J.D.95 . Wriie; Ciejrwator Outlillers lacks, jaci lully loaded, cxcolieni 1983 198; KAWASAKI KDX 200. ■ I R.ickcounity Camp, c/o 4088 condition, cof $1500. Cali 734. Vory'lew Veri hours. $1095. Call ' f H Roally a Clooilo o n O rto ...... S 6 .4 9 5 Canyon Creek Road,- Or- 55(5. cAivw>iu^n ® ' ^5,500I '5,195 5564 or 734-3722. 536:536-6568. I OEALEH ______® 7 3 3 - 3 8 3 2 olino, ID 83544 ,gg.1982 ROCKWOOD Modol 706 -19841984 HONDA 200X 3 wneelcr'------" . 1 1—CASE 1060 GUNSFORSALEI fold tolc down camp trailer ExciExcelloni contJiiion. i,4M- ___ wnoiosale ■» 10°» si)'Slecoa_6._iuuaotc>-J(ftiei— CaltC.lin?fi-‘l«-'-lalir>rG-3Hnm ----- “•------H ------Cab, woll toktokon corwof- r ; . . ;■...... E — S 7 t5 B S ------^^950^M6,450------Ca!im s-i02a(ier5 siorage. ?,o, ice box and 2 burn­ WANTTOBUYGUNS. er er,( cook stove, $2500 or bosi — H ^-1— M.F.SIO ------Reasonable BfiQCScaid. . o oik llor,-733-4324 flays or 733- 14:M l- r V a n s ...... M irHavana. .- .HIWVans l-V ...... - __ 543.fififl0 34513450 alier 5:00 p .m ...... k Cab, piotol,ll, rroody to go ...... S $ l l , 9 5 0 ^8,900'Y _3M H -t' 1 — J.D. 6600 E.B. :.B. — C o b , G a s , 125-Travel Trailers ‘ ' ' ' 125^TravelTrallers 125 chockod ovor■ror a n d r o a d y t o g o .... 5 S 1 7 ,9 0 5 15,500) 14,950

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— l«-.Tnida______■ - HMructo ______MM Whoel D ri« a _ Z__ l 152=Alil03-Bulcl5______.1S8-Autos-Chevrolet I158-Amos-CftevTOlet 1982TOYOTA4Wheol Diivo. 1972 BUICK SKYLARK GS, 1983 CHEVY CAVALIER Typo S1STUDENT SPECIAL, vory Pionoor am/fm cassollo. clean, 1 all original. Ait. P/5, 10 Hatchback, p/s, prb, a/c, clean cl< 1978 Nova, Excolloni - i.^ v a..a u to . .vinyl. top^..«,000_ .icfulso_conlfol, lili whool. shshapo, a /c. a/l, now tiios, r^ctu8t~miio5r*i206^bwi—:^5fitfor-18.O(»^mlt05>-$fOOO 1 $2$2500:Cinlj/-t6 ft.------• =||-BUHIdI ~ Cat?-<»^l?or40.4089.'—— ^'~ pttorrCaim4-032?a)igrS~:—i -tfown-a-rollnancer423-587ft— 1 1966 ,5 Elj CAMINO. J57“ r ~ 1983 JEEP SCRAMBLER. 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 4 floor, spspeed, rocondllionod, new _p/s._.,hatdiop.___ Custom^__ IM-AuK^-^lllac / _ }Goodcondl1lon.$750orbost tlrtiros & whoois, $3200. Call c ------EOUlf whoois. new tires. $6995. •~bTrof-~32f4(l5S.— ■ — — --734-7768 7 a ovonlnos.------IIPMENT— Call 538-2256.______156-Autos-Chryslef 1984 DODGE 50, $500 down & 175-Mo D«al«ra 1175-Auto Dealers FINAL LIQUIIUIDATION SALE lako ovor paymonis. Call When you havo sonM)lhlno 755-2321. to sell, placo a classiliod a a ______la M B Iin iAlA-TTIH . m nifSFI ___ Vnii'[1lll(»)ni>(.Kit ri>o~n o-'d lon BOISE VALLEY Old C a r^ ___ moheqo'ir >nt«ttof. Hu. _Ptrt8^Swap Meet, Car d li-_[ 15»7Aut03-CheYrolflt • play anTAucfion to Mcndian’ 1977 CHEVY MONZA 2+2. 4 Idaho Speedway Sept. 8-9. ■""" ,»14, : spd. V8. Excolloni condition, - T ^ « i3 9rs ^ vt 9 9 5 ~ - 4.000 Car Display and Auction on’ Only 45.000 mllos. Call 734- ^ M O T Ce s s — Sunday. Spaco inlormalion:■ 774Q allor 5pm.______Jim B Hayden 4ii4 S p e c j q l 1381 CHEVROLET 3/4-TOHIN 4X4 1380 CHEVROLET 1384MC/2-T1HIIHDIESaHIEHSIERM 1S78 CAMAH0;-V-8.-AT,-PS; - Weekly S lET '/2T0N.PjCKUP , _ : _ fv8. po»»r-b>ok»trpow«(^.;n^„,— • ^ PflsaflonrOf.‘:aoiaer.ioatio “ ' ;#'.I679^iHpood.--V.a:6n9ino^o^AM.-FM.. -tfT631,-4-s'po^-m-monuoJ-ffonfimmion. br 83705. PH ( W) 342-6059.-.__ PB. alf, supor Clean, $2995, topo, powor siooring. power po~.fdoor Khi nil. ciulS.l>*.Rsllr»h*«l>. I 1.7).sno ao.,i>o< Call 733-9079. sr brakos, 6 cylindor ongin..■V orond morol OK co>^iiioniAg. duol lonki,kl, biMb and Iil»r blu* tism t«ar> 1937 OLDSMOBILE 4 door. «5 ^ and moro I Wo* $8395.00 Wo»$lot$SS95 Condilion. trunk sodan. 1982 MALIBU Classic Stn. book price $1700- Must soli- Wagon, ' Exc. low mllos, p/s, »13,3.000 $1000. Call 734-4024. • Ip/b.- air. aulo, take ovo> payments- considor Irado -.w^y49i>5 ...^411 8 9 5 1951 MERC 2-dr; visor. ! ...... 1373MCIIC 6500 SERIES skirls,. v8.-ovofdrivo. dual..i lor cargo van. 543-8307. <77.••buill> i end *. lsnd*fT> < exhaust. 734-5773.733-7072. - ISOOCHEVROIETI-TON bar. f 00>M tuddt. 70 Ir. g< IN4X4 ' ■ . 1580 SUBURBANSUB — 1902 FALCON RANCHERO, '1969 CHEV IMPALA. 350.-4 ^TdSS. V.Q ongino. 4 spoodi Iironsmis- #T693. 4 spood ironironsmissio'i V 8 on- Pickup. Runs good. $650. door, ' runs nood. 733-1191. 19B3CHEVROLIDLET0104X4 slon. powor 'flooring..poworor brokos. . gino, powor stourinlofing, pow.‘r biokot, 326-4362.______; 1972 CHEVELLE. 2 dr, 350, 6 2 U ...d....l S150 1*760. Automatic, powor s iMC HORNET *31 powor brokos. oir. lilt, crui“ 'i : irontffiisMon, 6 cylin morol Wa«S3695.00 dor ongrno, rodio.3.Wei$IB95.00 Wl Call Dennis FransonsDii 2 0 ^ 5 4 3 6 4 2 1 m v p 9 9 ^ -

«-Tn«lu '______t<2-lniport Sports Cars n . II ISJBMDHItmiO 0 J0®1W,.SU J 1 if/ui. ■ Autpmolic, powoi’ >loorlnfl.-^5g s 4_W .d snmwsm-|rn ___ Radlals-chromo wheels.;pj5.. street legal, 3enp. $795, Cali' E = 1 sootoopprocioto. • Excolleni mochanlcal con- ISfi Wos $3395.00 734-5773 or 733-7072 . ____3 diilon. 73M693 allQf 5 and 1974-DATSUN-610. GooflJ Q f l ______* M ■ wookonas:------——- condllion, $750 oe bosl olfer. -! — 1078 FORD.C-71). V8, 5 4S 2. Call 733-3941.______■ ^ a 3 » ! I T 9 5 - doublo Iramo. l1x22.5'liros; 1975 PEUGEOT 504 Diosol. i' good condition. $4200. Tno door. 4 speed. 28 MPG, $1800 I Shoppe 678-3796,67B-8042. “ '1 381 BRONCff “ 198rCITATI(lSTKIKTIIOOI!------o r bost olfer. 726-9008. tt J...... slo.tring, - 1Q7V :RFIRHT1 INFR ~ b7 ,#T63S. Aulomolic, oir. Illl,ll, cruiso, ^670. Automor5 6-71 Doifolt. ISspd. ale. p/s.P'®' bost offer.Call 54^6315. V • - Hondflckson, doublo.lramo. 11'. will tako 20 or 22' bod. 73.000.006 ' 1976VWSCIROCCO, • 1S81 MALIBU 4DOOEOR 1980 CAPRICE:CLJ^2 CL 000R - • aclual mllos. $15,500.- T Tho ho" am/(m sioroo. luvors. Bharpi _#:7.40._Aulomdiic.. 6..cyllndor_ir_onolrio._ _ # 759._A utom otif:_lr ^ _ ^ ^ W _ )ro u rin g .______: . r - ShODD0 67M?96.67^6042. $1800. Call 438-5548. ! U powor siooring, powor brok 3 3 9 i5 Shoppo 678-3796.878-8042. 2 1384 GMC TATANDEM-AXLE 8995 L - Tops, air, cruiso. iljl. loainoi lol.pjnchor dlos«H, 145,5 cob____ 1984 GMC SINGNGLE AXLE ' - ...... — 1978-IHC-S2500r-6V 92-TT?-TT - Int.- now • radials, • all stock-Jcll____ Modolj»TC7D064.„fl.2JjjoLf -M odel-«C-7D042.-427 -go»T-5T-5-»-3;--9000;front-o«Io. Dolroil. doop undor 9 spd.;pd. Corvollo. 678-08 3 1 . _____ to oxio. till hood S lenderslors,.RT66l3 13 spood Irons-, 19.000 roor axlo. dual 50 golli)ollon tanks, houvy duty ' QnrDHTiiciaHDPjPRIX------1979GRAHA0JIA0A-4000R------lo. Hendrickson 34,000 roor p/9, ale. SQHP rear ondj.Ids. leTOorTPiosta: 1978 VW^ m iitlon. 9000 fronl oxio. I rolnforcod fromo. 900x30 10 pr. tiros, hoovy duly '*713, Automoilc. powor slsiooring, *664. Aulomolic,. powor po. siooring. oir. 900-20 12 pair tiros. Bostrom ' ; like- now. $18,500. -The)be Dashor 4 door: 1980 Mon:a^23 lusponslon. ofr brakos. 900 • cooling, tow hooks, maximilimum springs, AM-'FM powor'brokos. ond Morol AM/FM. ond morelel ■at, AM/FM radio, duol 50 W at $34' Shoppo 678-3796.678-8042.L _ Spidor: All 4 speeds, regular.ilaf, Vtking T-bor driver scat, radio, ond much moro. W as S5695.00 $3495.00 • • 1978 1 750 INTERNATIONAL,IAL. $ & 5 lor $1995 or ollor: 198tgat goi- stop lanks. ond lots moi O.T. 486 Engine. 5 spoedoed Hondo.Civic 5 speed, body Trans. 2 ipood roar axlo.xio. damago.$1595.6784372. ^ J a 2 9 i15 h.w^21t 9 9 5 Excollont condition. Soiling^0 1979 HONDA - CIVIC. Now roasonablo, 324-«886 or Iiros, 30 MPG. excclloni ■ 324-3456:------— condilroftr733-66M; 4 r 18.5t69“ 1979 1700 INTERNATIONAL.AL. 1979 TRIUMPH Spilllro Con-DQ;^1______^______4 ! HIGHES5TTRAD D E-IN= = 1------5~spao(i~iran!!miE5iorn~2r~2 vortiblo, Hed, '4 spoedTloF ' spood roar ond, vory good sF-oppo ------condltlonrfactory-propanff ongine. Soiling roasonablo, ^—1984GMCVT0N'NCREWCAB ------— AI,L(.pWANCCE---- 1981 Toyola Tercel LlftbacK 324-8686 or 3245456, •— .SR5.-A6.-sicfoo._fcar-dfc. MC1-T0N 1979 3/4- TON CHEVY — — C U B j - Q i =BUALIEJIGH;:HSIERRA-^^ - :VY - f r o s i r '■ $3950;— Foiiniain 6.3 diosol. 3 spood aulomomolic transmission, air ^ ISTOTHliOERBIRO------1 ^98411L1)S0HOHEGATOOOR ■ ' ■___STRUCK. 4 apood. goodood. Aulomollvo324-5553. CHASSIS-^'-"— ^ <*755, Automatic, pow er- stoorlng,-sti ^733. Automatic, powor pc sool. powor condllion. Call 324-4072: ■i*- '6.?'diosol: 4 spood monuonual transmission, duals'S- condiiioning, 1 pp.wor yvlndowlow s-ond locks, lili-S *■ iporo. duol idnks. rodjo.io, Ilong-whool boso. hoovy cruiso. 1 dual tonks. tronsmissiosion coolor. cargo lamp, PREME 1383 OLDS CUTL/IITLASS SUPBEHE Doluxo pickup. 5 spood. oas 1M9W1LLYSJEEP >lso, 2 lono, and lots moro. dual lonks. radio, roor slopp t bumpor, 2 lono point. 4 ' OOOR. #731, Aulomallc. oloir. lilt. 4DOOR. #7l7.A olorruiomotic. V-6 o nnino. onglno. I6.060 mllos. Call piolform hlich. lilt & cruiso. cruiso, Broughom packago and 4 cylindor. runs good. $1250.SO. This is tho idool lamlly andvnd vocation unit. cloth sool and moro. id morol AM/FM sioroo. oir. lilt, cruiso. ond 678-7341. ______Call 734-4480.______W at $10,375.00 m orol Was $9395.00.00 20’ SPUD 6ED. boll. 3 hocstf'5 / 1973 CHEVY BLAZER. _____ .pQWD£_motor^ood-shape.- Choyonno package. Exc teix). C a ll8 3 7 -^ .______— tiros. AC. good condilion. ~ ; ..» 9 a 9 iS r 3 9 5 20 FOOT Tradowind Molal>lai $3400.543-6841.543-4371. Flalbod. no sldos, like now. r ^ n s , 3 — n u 1974 CHEVY Suburban $3200 33ir®- 1984 OLOS OMEGA 4 ODI ' Call 829-5341 or 829-S453. IDOR 1984 P0NTIACI — Of_bost ollor. Ca!i.Elvina al_at______or______0 AC 6000 4 DD0R #733. Automoilc, powor seal.Jl. powor .#736. Aolomolif ------77— fORO— WOO.— Short-ort w'ofk Vjj-5112’'of ovonings . ^yiA^ngim—«rPWV-f :------wl\«80i — autom allt;tlle^ru.iani^ ------window*, AM/l-M, powor dooi>or locki. powor door locks,». cruiso.trt till: AM/FM ------lfan«ml88ion,_air,, powof ------ti tilt. Qlr, loodod,■Wot$ia.095.0000------loodod.-W. oir condiiioning, pow 3.0 litor 4 cyllndor. 5 spood ovSE.FROM - . _____ - 1 9 8 2 M O m E CARLO-I------1382MUSIAHG2IG 2 BOOR COUPE - 1 nsrSUSTtNiMEAtEYHbo^ ------*#647.- Auiomotie. .pow er, stiSiooring,_ #M 0. Aulomolic, oioir. p'owor tie o r- ______l_Flno mechanical cond. No^ w i i i W u a a i u a n era-JSM ^ • Body ruSI' nowlril6rlor7IfuO~‘^0 Of 678^1977.______1 mu'eh mo>o I W ^TisisSTM ------W ot$73i$739s;oo------Classic. CalM-788-2&39. r 1W2BRONCOix4 1983 BUG-Easily Rostorod.‘>1 V-8. 4 spood, AC. AM/FM, As Is'$300. Engino good. C a ll.• $8595, Call 536-2256. . 527“ 788-26>5BllorSom. ,» .» y 9 9 i5 h.w^6<> 4 9 5 , - l O B I C U A I I O i ^ i a P 175-Auto DeslofB — —--^l^AutoDM ^ lers ------^ - OR- ' ■ 138LCAMAR0SI:u SPURUOUPE-i- — '7757. 4 spood 'n'm ission. #697. AutomOlic,:, titiit wli.-.ri. Roily AM radio. }• powor w heels. PS. PEI AMAK FM mrr> and______'•00 moro! WoiS719S.00.00 r F M S m B ^ ^ 4 9 !5 - h ^ S S1 5 9 5 -- MOTTORS m m m NOmSONA^BLE OFFER REKFUSED! Weeklyl y S p e c i a l GMC 25001IVANS WITHilAVIATOR M MRSION Undoubtedly the3 finestf conversions, inir the w orld..2 in. Stock.st< One with r^otsed sport roof.. BothB vans ore comf^letely equipped^ ______StCOMPAimos CADIiLAC Di»ATSUN - ____ HONTJA1lC_eMC— m c m RWLET— i — 13PjfKUTaiac«iw.c(*aursTii___ ■ ' *-'b ,r 140W.MAIN AA Hsi600 BLOCK MAINN AVE.E.A - I ■ fl-S* Sundoy 12-S Op*n Solurdoy >-S • -PHr7a3-lS23 rioto 734-6565 JEROME Jf __ ^5^AddUof^v*Jo.Wo»t ,*-734-8340' 1244318 J OlOTImes-Nsws.TwlTwin Falls, Idaho S unday..A Ai u o u st 12.1984 ■ -1 7 5 - A u to OBilBrs- , tT^Auto Dealers 175-Auto DMlera" 1i7j-AutoD«|}eri 17!IT^Auio Dealers ujoinotivive 1158-175 N o v v i t 'ss easier thann ever to drivv e t I5e-Aut03-Chevr0let ISB-AutiM'Ctievrolet 15&-Autas-Ctievrolet ,15B-AutM-Chevrolet o n e w 1984 ToyotaI T1 r u c k ! 1882 RED CAMARO Z28” J H V8, 1979 MONTE CARLO.“ hTsH, 1981 tH EV Y" Slop-side 1979 CORVenE.'. U2, ------tulo..$a800..C«l!.733-797B.«7B or air. lilt, automaiic, AM/FI1/FM. pickup. Ctieyonne package.90- loaaed. black, 38.000 mile}, 324-B213.______a^foo.V8.-32^l2altBr5-rr5-— Mao-wtieol9r-low— «*— j11,500“ Call-mo»ninjt-878._ rJ20M v:i982 CHEVHOLETCSiliaf,n. f - i - £*CBllgnt------condllion.on. 9625inBmley ___ _ - 1W5 CHEVY;MAU8l>rJ2C u/PM~S60rty-lookinQ-tnjcifT-J7;30(h- _ - __4 UHo ovor paymonij,J. .Call.C dooc -M atchback., AM/f” 55/^ Call3M-Wfl3al(er6:30pm.--- B34'SS03allerS. laoo. ^ 1964 FALCON RANCHERO. •xcoiloni lircs&upnoislory, •J ______■■CUSTOI^'uens*nsfACVonaounonivwo co; •unsgood,»50.352-4257. ___ 1972 LTD FORD. runs-QOOd, -ttSO. Seo ai « 2 East tIth m rLTMITED^TlMEl5FFE=’F E R ~ Joromo, ovcninqs Irom S-8. 1 T h e B e s s t - B u i l t A m e r i•icon c T rucks 1974 MUSTANG II. 4-cyl- FROM i; ;inao/r^:5pood.:map5^funs-... \ ------© B uilt F ijra Tou»ugh .., ^ = QOOd. tSOO. Caii 7334734. WILLS MOTOR Cpr 1976 FORO LTD WAGON. t now Wills Motor Co. is makn a k - Very good shape, S1495. 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Ooncrol Electric Cr«Crodil ^ t o loQio, Inc. to o to paymonipay shown horo ij tolculolcded (or a 48-monlh clo»od-ond loo>< Cali 733-7977. ‘ ' wilh 45% rotiduolal valuo>. at looto ond (RotidualII vcvoluo will^vory by modol). Sovoi nol oxonxorcisod. ocidliionol chargos mayiay bo modo iof loiol mlloogo» oviovor 173-Aul03-Plyin0uth 60.000 mlloj ondI onany o x c o ti woor and loor, inliioilliol poymonl (or looto K iho tirjlr>l ond last montht,pa^(riof)!t._Tot' ______------ca^___ ------poymonl fof loo»g'> >g'wiirbo‘57T40r43rAltpaymonlsonls“oro'oVclu»Ivo dno*o». liconiinio foo>rqnd trodo-in oilowonco AYMOP 174-Autos-Olhera *’Shownwilhopllaniionol foor bym por. ^1984 Toyolaolo Molor Solo*. U.S.A., inc. “CUSTOMERSAVl^nsFAtriONis^^ iCONCERtr^^^^^^ 175-Auto Dealers OHWIWAFEEU 1243 BlueLokcscs Blvd*. N o., Twin Fallsills 733-5110 II you have a car to sell... R Ask Earl Oison about our QTOR - FREE consignmenlpoiicy. TOYOTTA ■ ACEHANSEN’S m c cDMB4NY rrO ET-SUPEfrBUVS}Y5^N CARS^ND-TRUGKS-'

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— i ------I Sundaylay. Auguat 12,1084 Timos-Nis-N ew s, Twin Falla. Idaho .. ■I Dear Abby D2I •' r m ji t l e y; i i f ie ■I Anniversaries D3 D ■I Babies’developn)ment D 4 .... D Bilirrifiuat[ w n i Sr i t o ^ uisfu wo^*di u m m BySARAHMURPHY y inIn lE n g lish . le a v in g a tr a i l o f loveglns the dialogue by InvillngIga .'That's a beeg one!”le!” he says, pointing lo 1 ventriloquist Nacho Estrada,e who Is performingn g Ini B u rle y Uiis h u m o r Is nn< o l v ic io u s, n o r Is It e v e r off c ff color, he group of MexlcaiIcan m e n w ho a re s ta n d in g a p3art_lhe.slage a ______EstradaotSan Antonio,iio,-Texas.------wweekrsays e his priority is kids.—3.— ^ ------sa y s.— — from the crowdwd lo come over and join tl In fact, says Estradsada, Ihese lwo dummies "Kids " come firsl, before anyt the "Is it from Twin Falls';Ills ? ” ' ' ~ nyUiingelse,’’he "The priirlm ary emphasis In our diaiialogue Is audience, a r e so d u m b th a t th e chi The chiidrcn musfals<•also tell Tortiya Uiat It's ch lid re n In h is a u d ie n c e s ssa a yj s. re s p e c t."' says' Eslratja. “Respect ct toward "It’s free." Msa; ysJ^ Iacl.ovlo._‘‘W e ta k e fooood not polite to call peopleople bad names. They_ . have to teach them, anamong other-thlngs. .the ____^ sUE 'ad a continues losay thallalkldsaswcllas^&elf, I towar ard othcr.pcople.and for.ourur various:.:^m ps."" — ^filiould-be^^iddresscd-bj finer poinls of etlquelte;tie; personal hygl^e and mamany adiills have lo leam lo) lailaugh. Laughter cultures— I-by-thoir-flrBt-and-lart-^-"-^ — I never downgrade people.'le ." L au g h in g , thhe e Im e n c om ply w ith h is req u esst._ si _names, they lell him.. - the alphabet. aand n t love are not always culthiltlvated in their He says ys he defuses discrlminatnation • by— “Do-you knoknow whcre^we are?" ask “They are slow learearners,” says Estrada. ilv(liv es, h c ex p lain s. isks The show seems toJ een n d all too soon fo r Uie te a c h in g the tl children and their parparents lo Estrada. "But each time we me laughing spectators. Children Ch nm up to Uie meet new children, they ."I Iry to leach the kids thatat laughterli Is the laugh at Uie I stereotypes which fre frequenUy ‘‘In a refugee'ee camp?" queries MacLovl(vio, stage-to hug.'Estrada-a l e a m a little m o r e .” besbest high," he says. ‘‘I tell thenhem.that nobody appear inll la-and.to-touch Uie two J the rtietoric of bigoted peophiple. " A re th e y 4;ivlngIng us frcfe c h e e se ? ’’ - p u p p e ts . And they meet a lotlotof children in their carcan mln my day without rtiyly permissioni - "U’s belleller to laugh al Uiese things Igs than to Then.-lookinglg atj a group of laughing whithite "We ‘ receive manyly cards7i pictures 4nd journey across thee 'Unlled States, says thethey have the sam e right lo beehappyasldo." ht becomean ingry at Uiem;" he says. "I say the picnickers who10 hI a v e g ra v ita te d to w a rd thUie letters from kids," say Estrada, an educationional consuilant wilh a Eslrada E points out Ihat-lhe AAnj nglos a s w ell a s w o rd s th a t says Estrada. “And we • at many Mexicans and Ang^glos aro laughter of thele crowd.c MacLovIb asks, "Ar learning disabilities specialist sp degree from thelhe Mexicans In his audlenct Arc an.swerallo[lhem," ences enjoy the afraid to0 say; the words becono m e le ss th e y th e B o rd ejr r Patrol?"F :______.'SuLRoss.UniversityJnA »3mctlmes-oulragcous-humor Estrada sums up the success of the even-______nor-of-his-tw o-threatenin|ng-when-spoken-aloud tnffhuhumorons-----“I'hoptmotT'^!r''5ays^glfada.‘"rm worfle‘led. ing: ------Estrada, with his two;wo slde-klcks! MacLovio coh:o h o rts. ------c o n te x t," about you. MacUivIo ad — you were made I a n d T o r tly a M o n ste r,, ene n te rta in In S p a n ish a n d ‘‘In “ ali my travels, I hav(jnev( ! in . ‘.'They say a pictureire Is worUi a Uiousand------te v e r h a d a n y o n e D u rin g anai evening performance Inn a Burley Mexico.” words=.well. a puppcUseUs.w j)i:lh a jn illlo n .!!______o b H aamby ^ H e l iIping W othee r s

b ' J L A A ^ ...... ■ , , C - V is B(ie r g ’s \ --- StG act-ive at 70 ByLORAYNEO.SMlL i t h T — ■ ' i i Times-News writerr E l d e r •; .-i B y JO A N B E AAN N ______KIMBERLY - BobBol Hamby looks — healthy , enough, bul his body' is' ' - • wracked with palb pal from de- Nevada.a. TWIN-FALLS.,1^ — Pam Berg is a ------generative arthrillg.- frie n d to n e e dly y peopIe'qualIfy for-fobd stam ps, they mu: Hamby has spent IhC'Ihcbifficsl share ■•buckinglg trees .over the canyon” m u s l w ail a s long a s two -weeks for Tlien — • — of his life In lhe hills,-I)s. bnlldlnglenccs and builtII sstockponds w ith h is c a ie r- nem. m e Comrnxmlly------Action Atiencv.:y. slie adds, can give ______^ for the Western1 ' Slockgrowers piiin,. f„ror-Uio-Salmo^liver-Cal—^ Association, _cullln^ng timber, re- ifemen'sA:s A ssociation. k th e m o n ly food5d ffor Uiree days^Jifler w h ic h U iey a r c : seeding for the J'oresrest Scrvlce and Hct)UlltlIII the Cottonwood Reservoir I rc sent to "Neighbors" • constructing roads lhthroughout sev- McMasi[aster Flats for W.T. "Bill" ■ for any f(^ thc;they need to tide Uiem e ra l W e s le m sla te s . W illiams,!s, an o th er m a n fo r w h o m h e I ------In -th e e arly -lM O s,s, Ihe worked lor~3xpressed?d great admiration. The B "There havee b(been people who have ' the lale Ed McCartyrty. a KMberly „ „ |^ | |„v, comc back morolorc than orice, but.Uic ”- -S ------earlyHflTpilomniraiOTTlylrlend, K in ™wSter lwo and a half miles * Uiat their need w in McCarty's gravravel business, around theiie footlillls, from McMullIn b d was real, and a lot of Hamby recalls as aI bc boy h e a rin g h is C re e k to Cottonwood.Co . . ." tim es he will pul Uiem to work. He'll . say: ‘W elj^okay, ------flrsUradio-progranis.ns.such_as.Jack_A-natlveve of-North Carolina-where— kay, . we neod Uie walk Dempsey and Joe LevLewis fights and he was bboi o m Aug, 19, 1914, H am b y - 6wcpU-or-iWc.ner limli e s th e re w ould b e Hc helped build Ihenle road Into U ke dad farm1 beforeb striking out on his An avid hunler and fishch c rm a n In w h ic h m e a n tL moving n: enough dirl to .hiss is store, allowing that "If youTJT C tire n e e d b u l no food.Kl. Cleveland and otherher roads into own. hihis younger years, Hambyby also Is meet legal reqic q u iro m c n ts fo r ow ners y oou u id r y u p a n d blow a w a y ." “We had no refcreferral systcm.-JUvas ------Jusl whoever cam:am e lo the chureh and n e e d e d fo o d .". - - Two years ago,go, wanting lo Improve Kimberirly Workd War II[ veteran\ providees info tc;o museu]I l l l the system, Bergerg and Cindy Jardine •went lo theI CommunityC Action B y L O R A Y N E O . SM IT HH OiperaU pc on H asty. years bef(efore retiring. He said his 8L8Ui squadron ‘ Hcs.'iid3939 v e te ra n s aU en d ed , a n a wlUi iu w ives, A g en c y lo s e e howhov Uieir pantry Is set TImcs-News writer In response lo a letter from R.R . W. K o ch . L ong ‘‘w orkedd closely wilh Uie BrllJrlllsh while about 65 perpersons atlended the closing* 1banquet up, ______■ - B;each.' eo' Calif., whose statloneniery_hns_thc_iet-.''QVCrscas^ fi nitrlngpnrlysprlngnw-w4-we-fetHjarls— FrlOaynlglilglil afU ie Golden Griddle Kmitaurant "We met wllhC:h CariTirCTieU; and sal ^ — — KiMBEnnv=BiirwRir'tiiic n e a d 's na m e w ill go le3rhead rh Itesearch, WhiteheadI recalledre his G2nd of Uie Brilritlsti S th A rm y w ho w e re snowboundsn< in in Twin Fallsalls. do w n a n d trie dUo lo organizei our panlry dO\vn In h i s t o r y . ------tro■ o o p c arrler g ro u p , p a r t o f the EighU)El sq u a d ro n r U ie m ountntalnsof Italy.'* ------— --"-rrzTTHavlngan!answered Uie requesV from tithe Iu)iig- to sim ulate as mmu uch as possible their- The World W ar H velenleran recently provided off th e A rm y A ir F o rc e , d ro p p eid d UteU B r itis h c lo th T tie KiKimberly man has beenn busy with Beach man,'in, W hitehead was surprised wwhen Uie panlry, alUiouglijgli Uiey have better In fo rm a tio n f o r llw B ritishIsh A irborne M u ^ m ^ a t ^ ty/pe p e of dumm y.______:____ a nother_a;aspect of his war expcrienctnce^spending_Uiank.you . letIc tlc r.c a m c In fo rm in g him Uiahat^your— slorage facilities..'es..They.can.lake som e ______^ Aldershot, England, docuiKumcntlng lhe type of WWtiltelicad, who now lives inn Kimberly,K grad- Uie'pas'las e v e r a l m o n th s org an iz ing a reunion of letter will11 Ibe made part of a perermanent frozen foods andid w e c a n 't. So w e ha v e ------aommyTreratTooper^ drop;■opped;5une:l7i944;ijver-imtented^rom :-Tw ln-F-ell9 4 4 lglj-Sel»<^l>ooHn-l940^nd->nifr4and4f 4roop-oairier-^roupAvhic)HvihWflfrheltl4his-H}onectlon.at- ■at-Aldojsbot.Ioc4ise.ofJulUEe.m hktnri. . QnAfsTFTnHTt — AveaanoHlab^uFlng-H orkcd -at a Iln; &liop-ln-Twtn;f 2k In T w in F a lls . S e e V E T E R A N on P a g e D4 m s i n g ^ W f m n cb r e d ^ tu r m ^i w a r d ^ iceremcony -T Thirteen l!ce_n^_-pracradical nursing stu- p y project, Uien.n.furned him over lo Guide"ie i>ogs Usa Dawn Crotoothers, daughter of Mr. and dents at CSI'were honoiinored al The annual i The'TVlrTFalls Publiclie Library1 hdw has a_ , f o r Uic Blind,id. Inc., for about six monllmths of Mrs. Sterling CroL’rothers. Kimberly, has re-- n e w 20-‘vo lu m e s e lo f Ule ie CGroves Dictionary of honors ceremony recently.Lly. LorayneO ' training. Afteftcr Kiev finished the prog•O gram , c e iv e d a $300 sc hlOlarshlp o la from Uie Harry and1 Music and Musicians,, th U im k s to a $ 1,200 M arietta Moore. FUer.r. wasv chosen sludeni - . C h a m te rla inn gave him to Heather Stub;ubbs, a Willie Ealon Mem(jmorial scholarship fund to) ^nation from Uie Magic^c VaUey’ DUettantes. ; of the year by her classmsmales. Olher honors ____ , -— ^hlindwomann ifrom5loneMountaln,-Gar—:------ruttcnd-CSrwhero' -. -wentloBoimleAW»tt,-Goo3oodlng;.whorfiCfilv^ !ro~she~pIans-'tb~m'a]or~In~1 Tlie ^ irwhlchTeplaccsiinran , outdated one,-cost • ------Spotlight - " b u sin e ss. $2,000, according to Llti'rarI'rarl'an Arlan Call who the Harral’s Nyrslng.Hfl.Home award; Tena ScholarshipIps have been awarded lo0 UI iree Ktompieo, Kimberly.-Maglaglc-Valley Regional -1 6 * 1 , s a id h e h a s “ tr ie d to g e l1 III 11 fo r Ihe^past se v e ra l students planiumlng lo attend CSI Uils fall111 Lrom .IL anoreJtutkir.; BBonners Ferry, has Ijeen\ years'-'-but had to await fl Medical Center'and IreiIrene Ollvervraward;- speakiaklngV- II financial assistance— ...... lhe“Darrcli'i' Surber Memorial scholaiila ^ Ip working wiUi tiiee Gooding< Counly 4iH pro-- from some community! group.gr The volumes • Laitttte Hodge. Declo. TwiT\^n Falls Clinic ahd Othcther students honored were Tenreresa Botkin fund Ginger •I Smedley, daughter of M'rWr. a n d g r a m th is s u m mer. e r. earning nine credils as a1 provide extensive treatmatment of composers e Saocbet, Burley, and K Hospital award;. Alice Kay M^ . boUi Tvrin Fall^Joann_Airs.rRusseU- Fal rL—^nri mnctnnt fnrmg — pracUcal-nuralng facultyy award,-andfiuranne-aiainia' jranflTGobaing; Lorl Lee, Fali ?alrflcld. and daughterof M rs^ B eU i S u rb e r. a ll T w lnn Falls,F at the Moscow schoi:hool this fall. No newcomer[ ______xtattendanccaward.-DooDaoaMcBrkte,-Oakley.------'huve'r^lveved $300 sSiolarshlps. ■ K K rislln to Uie 4*H p ro g ram ,,' Uie In te m 'h a s b e e n a club) S c o lt L eR o y C ra n e . Bi Shana Flaber, R.N.., fromfr Maisic Valley ; - , Burley, received a Kugler. Ameilerlcan Falls, will receive^e S200. m e m b e r Uie p a s tI iLyears U and was in Future} master’s degree In educalication at Idaho Slale Regional MedJcal Center,er, was the speaker, TwlrAin Falls residents w on't bc seeljeelngKIev.a The. fund w£ A>as cslabllshed-ln memorlory of Farm ers of Americ»rica for four years prior to) Univetslty summer graduiaduation exercises re- with Sbaroo O’Leary, HeHeybum, class vice black:k labrador retriever, accoccompanylng Surber, a fcformer CSI studeni acll\ :llv iile s e n te r in g m e umvwn-atymoro.- directorainlv _ .WWlav. Twin Falls, class clai president, also Chamlm b e rla ln r a is e d K ie v fro m a pu t p u p a s a 4-H y e a r s ago. ■ zr:rr~T in FFAlnstructor.-r . - ' - ' ------" processing lechnolo^. ' ■ ■ r D-2 Tlmes-News. TwlnFIn Falls. Idaho Sunday, AubiB'u uat'12,1984 ---- Vallcey h ap p eiiiiings——1 Wedcdings— B irth in g roomr orientstatio n s e t -TWINFALLS-Al\ birthing room orientationilsschwluledat7p.m. Is Chandler-h■Hoper , Monday In the secocond-floor-conferen< 5e roomom at Xlaglc^ Valley WENDELL-Robynbyn Kay Chandler Regional Medical Center. C The fee for this5 singles class Is S5. and Doyle E. Hope! cx exchanged wed- Participants must pre-registerpr by calling 737-21^2120 between 8 a,m . ■ ■ • d ing vows Ju n e 15 Inin the Salt Lake and 4 p.m . Mondays■ t^throu^Friday. City LDS‘Temple. The bride is Uie daugllughterofMrand -Mrs. Rulon Chandler,er. Wendell. and^ ^ ^ ^ H ■ Potluck oDn ta p fo r A u x iliary the bridegroom is thehe soni of Mr. and TWIN FALLS-Thrhe Twin Falls American U i M rs. D arrel Hope, Paul U glon Auxiliary will ■ hold the annualpotluciJck picnic at 6:30p.m . Wednes A reception w as heldeld June 16 a t the nesday at the hbme of • Arvilla (^mmisser, 3"376 Flllmorc-St. M.fftibers a Wendell LD SStake Cent:enter. 5 arc urged lo atlend and meet the new offlc Diana Hope, sister;r ongng, Watsonville. Calif., andf— ^Whites=t6»celebrate2i I Crossing Stake Park. Jone coupon M r. andi M rs. William Brimson, . BURLEY T Mr. anand Mrs, John E. Wliile, form fo er Twin Falls I Rev. Peter Wetend endorf of the Glenns FeiF'erry, grandparents of the! residents, wili.celebratiale their 25th wedding anniveiversary Aug. 19'with I ■ PsrFamUy/ j l .J g j- IHammett Communityy ChurchC offlci- bride, andnd M r. and ftfrs. • George! a n open house from 4 to 8 p.m. at their home in Spri .ated. Crystal Parker wa pring Creek Tcrrace ' " 1 . J was soloist and Ursen onem d Mr. and Mrs. Carl An- Subdivision, 580 East,I, 35 North. Buriey. White,, a 1059 graduate ot •Julia Baxter, pianist. ■ derson, all Glenns Ferry, Twin F alls High Schooool, and his wife, the formerier Carma Brady, a' i - The bride is the daught ighlcrolMr.and grandparcnrents of thc groom, 1959 F iler High Schoolol graduate, have lived inI Buriey B lhe past 14 I Mrs^Willlam Brimsonm anda the bride- -A-recepti T T T T T T T ^ B ption-was-hold at-Vclcran's-^ .- —years, |le is vice presidddenl of Wii.son-Bate.

JSmoicdng onI the sly; create?s barri iI nltl Expires8/21/8 a ___ DEAR ABBY; Afterer •40 years of DEAR ABBY; Twelve yeyears ago. I em bittered wlfi !one coupon M T T IW I ' what-Started out to be}e aj wonderful vife lwcau.se 1 really don’t . 1 ^ ' hhad silicone Implants placaceot;iiR less. What a sad way foi su ffe r.. ' - -• • c) i ^ for a man to parents. My tlon of which she is a membeber - or'thc lo help me runn aa small business. | — I— Hve! ays~aficr my'blg lovely p< I , PLU . . action for thl board of medical quallly assisguranceof He lakes neme out lo dinner, w alks ■ ' Limitfl Expires8 / 21lea/8q I . I am not a nut, Please I cut my honeymoon shori w jse help m e lo confirm ed tii (hc stale that llccn.sc{l her lo practice, wilh me. talksIks wllh me and is my I help hlmr I lovc this man a 'Rnt«=lok in your telephone booook fo r'lh e greatest supporwrter. ' I f watchshim destroy himsell Hy brother was missing in tli ^PerFamllvy •IT ili self becauseof waiting for ‘ n u m l w r s . ______llo .jg :z^wlio-tooH6thCThoort-T afoollsh habit. th ree montlis before it was b( • seriously. liee inslilled good m oral T ' [tiiat hc had been killed. ih '• UlUUgll 1 — DEAR-ABBY-Mr er-huhushand-is—values in ourcrchlldren-and'lecthein ...... , DEAR MRS. X : V W hi the long weeks ot painful r husband has bride on gelling m arried again, andI sincesi 1 am know that theyiey were responsible for ^ m o re thim a ‘'foolish habit, ir. "new s,’-’-I tried to wrjtc ni bit,''he has an Meanwhile,^ on gc^ lerms wilh himn and the theirownaclioniiHis. ____| - ___ addiction tfiat only anolher ;-j.LOu notes, hut i r»u ------heraddlctcan mililary) wa; w om an he I."; marrying. T wol■ould like to ' He is a man'm who always had tim e J ' uh'deretand. No'a mount o vas, wnting*for"SomcT)thei' It of nagging to anolhec^a ^>nd thnm a wofldini- prr>-‘^>ntnt-,_ fo rh lsm o lh erwrwhen she was alive. , |zz — pleSaing, shamlhg ordai I some olher planet. g{ damning ^11 packed and My "ex” is 42. and shee is a few Hc is a realal man!i He, Is my m an. i C z jz help. If and when he Is rea j,-Hny husband (also in lhe or j— ready to quit, how many tin ye a rs younger! Do you Ihlnknk il would /\n d 1 grow mtmore thankful for him J he will seek out a quit-smol was shipped from one base wi moklng clinic, act togeUier. ix* appropriate for me to send a everyday, „ _ t i y hypn0sls-_(lt_has _w I w e s t i -w o rk e d -fo r-a n d I was abs wedding gift? Or would libe lbelter If I -L U C K Y j tem Family m any), or fihd out w hat prc id unpacked I don't know program s are Bul I did p didn'l? . I can’t simply IgiIgnore the DEAR LUCKCKY: Whal a pity you J available through his local times before 1 could get my yc cal American every weddlr occasidn because my childiIdren, who didn't sign yoiyour name. On .second I Cancer Society or Ameriilerlcan Heart overs er. Then the book was lost Ix j L O ilg ^S e a g h e3 ; tti! are also his children, are golioing to IX! thouglit. It's pro[uabably-jusuatuwelh-a— | - and Lung associations. jbsolulelyhorrifled!------wi _inilutiW!ddin^Hrty:------m an with allII the above-mentioned ! ’^1]} thfl hfiti lc j‘thank-you1 penance. n For years, with dl I •, P cavers Are hclptiil. BuL • I don't want lo play lhe rolerc of the virtues is proballiably modest, loo. | _ “ In your husband's court. ■ il“was exactding gill I scnl. I enclosed oc > groom had erstated.w£ exaggerated ar I ■ DEAR ABBY: I am confiantuscd about „,„e |„. „ 1 a note" to mvsclf de.scr»>. in \ \ \ ■ .. ■______V — the words "or-so^^l am t ■‘•'“ ‘-cnvelope-jmo1uu^llt_l'ha(|sem. d s_ay^ —— __ ^ I wraptheroasllnfdirahdId bakeb Itln a s|g„ ictly H wliafthe bride and^ S t t L 400degrec oven for an hour hoi or so." nKreived somfwanted, elc. Then 1 pul thc I How long Is "o r so?” 1Is It five notes. Sign m(self-addressed. Stamped ■ m inutes, I5 m inutes o r whatbat? -PEN,\NCInd-allrllie-brlderljad^o-do^= ■ People give me dlrectkItions. They DEAR PENil and mall It lo me. I umllnit 2 Expires 8/21/80 say, "Go down this streett ab o u t i m l l e p o rso n w ithime\vonderfuip.S.sonmy a : y I one coupon o r so ." Again I wonder howiow(arls"or su rlBlit dowme . . , f so "? Is it two blocks iessthi than a mile, (thank-you)iCE I P A L IN T E N N F ^E E ' Praelaton Haircut* A f or three blocks more? bride with ENANCEon PAL: ll'takes a - Abby, I take the Tuscalor Citizens Centfenter. r ‘ , ■ Ageles —Q}Inbelievabbie:..^ I F a l l ssBriTnd - i______^____939 Fourth Ave,SL- W, ______^______M a iities^ r . M enu ------M o n d ay -S tu ffed bellpeppeppers ------r ^ e n e i r sS r o r j B c a nk s = zj Tufesday — Breaded porkrk chops.c • Monday —lessSenlorCitlzens- T W ednesday — Fried chlck«Icken. tables, apple,ain S t. N., Kimlx^riv ^ ...... I ' V" .Thursday — French dip)beef. be salad, biscuit: •Friday-Fish. . ■ V V. scotch pudding - Tuna pol plc with vege- ’ . ActivlUes Tuesday — H i|e. orange and banana Monday — Crafts a nd quiljuiltlng from Wednesday uils and bullcr. butter­ 9:30,a.m . to 3:30 p.m .; pino)inochle at 1 wllh • ham J 69^1 ing, coffec; tea and milk. p.m. andblngoatTp.m. ______.tomatoes_cn[! -B irth d ay potluck, - C u t — - r rTuesday — Blood pressussure taken bread and bull ly - Scalloped potaloes 9:30 a.m, lo noon; AARPP ( executive fee. tea and mil and cheese, stewed PLU Lim ll board 10 a.m. Exercise cldssch al 11 Tliursday — ; nlt2 Explres8/2l/84 *- and toard Orange juice.inrrp-t_and_jcalsln_saladh _____ 1778 ' -^annrf^bingo at 1 p!m. ar francalse, FrelU ller. apple cobbler, cof- — NO APPOItINTMENT NECESSA;a r y — [oOne m coupon m eeting 7:30 p .m .. milk. Per»mllyg ; , g ^ 5 and crafls salad.' French -Wednesday — Quilting ai — Special French dinner: from 0:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.I. i^crepes filled w BLUELLAKESMAL e. onion soup, beet slew TwInMlne l . . j =tinirsday=K xarclsi^ ^Biueukes Blvd. Norm * 'rench green beans, beet a;m.. pinochle at l.p.m.m. Grocery* fee.leaandmll = P B = ich bread and butter. r 7 3 3 - 4 7 3 3 ^ delivery. Orders must be» calledi to - Friday - Ba I with collage cheese and HOURS: MON.-FRI,Rt. t0 .9 ,S A T . 9-6, SUN. 12- W illiam’s IGA M arket on WeWednesday, and gravy, spi h~sirawbGny3auce~cof^------—^Ringn7.p,mV------— . hrpati-and^_bi / f TJtr.------' • w ffw ,ii‘aa jitrmilk. _ “ Baked chicken. dresslHg spinach; slaw wIlli fruit, » ndm ilk. ■* m

i . Anniiyersjaiiries-7^ Sunday,, A ugust 12,1984 Timoa-Now'Jows, Twin Palls. Idaho D-3 I BACK-TTO­ pi SCHOOOL lADQUARRTERS

" T hre~only e Bras“spepFciaily'aSigiTe B a n d com puter prcproportioned to3 fit MrfandMrsTO iL.H.HasIam l Mr. aiand Mrs. H arold Beat Mr. and M rs. Don ^odd-nHmbeFsi=sized=WDmen7' n Walker ~ ^ The Hasht l a m s T h e Beats The Walkei TW INFALl^-'Mr s ^ ^ P l a yl y t e x - ^ : - 'Mr.andMrs.L.H. KIMHP:br)RLY - Mr. and Mrs.Irs. ' TWIN FAI.I£ - Mri.! r s , “Spcck” ;Haslam will will be honored a t‘ HaroIdUilUeat, Kimberly, will cerebrateale Walker will be honoretl u n o p e n h o use AU{j. ii . a n d M rs. Don 1 19 in o b se rv a n c e lh e ir Mtl:ioth wedding anniversary wilh'llh house Aug. 18 In observ . .oflheirgoldenwetldlnIdlng anniversary, an openn h h o u se A ug. 13. ed al an open golden wedding anniversrvancc'of their F r ie n d s a n d rclalivjilives arc invited to , '^ C a d e ------1— ^ c a H -fro m -2 -u n tll-s-p3-pnTr-arthinnoe— ; ^^riendfnds-and relativcs^re invitcd-to-1-to-— Eriendsjnd-rclativcs-;■rsary. LakesCountryClub.b c all betwelween 2 and 5 p.m. at the call from 2 to 5 p.m. s-are-invitedat t o ------I Methodi.st Church In Kim-im- Springs Inn, Twin Falls. ------H asJariuandJlieJieJorm cr Dorothv at the Canyon - f o r iH i e - Cedarquist were m ma a rrie d D ec 20, ^ —------Wjlkflg-inri thf. fnnnpr 1934. m S a il l^ k e C 2 City. They have Beal and"j the form er' DorothyIhy \\ere married Nov. lorMarvShnpf^ 1 ______lived in Twin FallsIs forr< many j(5ars, Mclnturfj r f w e re m a rr ie d A ug. 2 3 .19:w.i;m , Shoshone. They farmed 10, \9M. in odd'd-number H e was president of Globe( Feed and al Holllnt;Inger, Neb. Richfield for 35 years i •d so u th w est of S e e d a n d now h e adlsU s ll icL.n.llaslam andmovingtoTwinFallj f ir m h e re . left the nexl day .for Idaho ; u ntil re tirin g sizeds bras The event will be hojlls in 1972. The couple has lh they have lived since, farming three da.ghteni, three children, Emc S u s a n - P o lla r d a n d J: beriy, Eden and Jerome. losled hy lheir . ( i Janel McEIIIbll. Brisbane, Cali/.; Maril, .33 evpni_wllLbe_hosted.by_their_ nest Walker, iir_ an (i Dawn-JtacerboUh-Twrjly/j EJorrieta »i-Sary—Boat,. CCirry, andot^ ^ e lK nmiltes: The-eoup l^vuifallsrand^ ^ T rr= = • '! . c h ild r e n , tw o step-BBrandcliildren ra and Joyce \arks, L ynn\^l. Wash. _____grandchildren and i uple ha.s .sevt'ir ------three Kreat-grandchildhildren. Tliecou]•oupie h a s tw o u ran d c h ild rcn :• grandcliildren: .37 •i t'^vQ great- Someboiidy n e e dd s y o u 2 Crmp f i F 'ti~C6Iuim . We need peopkopie who are willing to donal _ Uiat appears cadwc/i ii'eeir In Tlic_Tlim'Sn\i' •iV w s, Is -tim e and a liltie.tie gas_to.tran.spor.t..senlors.lo ------fiesigned to makiJ-'ch-tJiose-in-thc-commwiit}'-\vli tale a liltie D who'need denTlsis or shopplOpplng. If you can vojunleer araYTK ■ volunteer help with .to.doctors.______'llh those who can provide it. rewarding servicrvice, call Bruce Behnetl, er for this _ GROS e x te n s io n 334. :. m . . . g y A resident mana. JPERSA anager is needed for an area home. Hoursarebe}between5:W p.m. ami7:;io a.n How does yourour garden grow?-If you ha Y(OUR HEEART lot donate it to a wonderful cai ■ and utllltes are: paidpa for you In exchange iorfo your, produce wliy noh have extra kclion G lenaers, T h ey Will i ------^------scrvlccs.-I?Jea.se: scnd-younres«me-ami;or-iuqiSCI uquires-lo^Sng^^AeU, ’ause - thc ^ 9 ^ 244. Tw'laFalls..fi:ao3_-- in I — Jiarfl^our produce with locahppick anti BRASS : ^ ^ ^ n e e d . C a ll C yd DDii: illion, 733-[)35l, o r M a ry U e I h p c rso n sin — “ ------' ;i24-Wi5<). e Pfefferle, A fow-lncome1 familyf; is in noed of aI w orking - ...... _ refrigerator. If you yc have one clutlering up u| y o u r If you nm l a vivolunteer, call lirucc Dennc ------^garayer-why-nol-i ol-donate-it-to-thc-South-Ci-C c n te ra l— College of Southerhern ldiilioat Zt:i-9.v>j. e.xtcnshnett al the Community Aclion;ion a n d liejp th is fam ily? Call1733-93.')I, 7;i • havcitiipiK'arintiin this co/i/»j;j. . _ ' sion :U4. to ______' • t'J N o o w O n ly ------•Rog - . ^"'99; - . . A-iCOje___ P_CupJ------__ sLunLoiJV Retail •S-L XL-XXl Mss-pageaiant-dr^w s 223-hopefu] — ^ ’ Cro54 Your Hi-orfir f ! I ^ ------IWIN-FALLS— l l s — r ------i ____ H20*.., si?:so • .■ T w e n ly - th r e e - s ix ^\Tck5ck.s p r io r -to - th e - p r o K r a mnr— r — DcboralPSu^.CIiffortJr Q p ------; • -tlndorojp Sopptrr S10.00____: s i 0.B0_ , ------_ ^ M agic VaJleyhliih scho 07JO 13-50 .10.00 11,60 ichool senior girls Activiilese.s Include n u m e ro u s ta lenIt t Maria Glenn. Kiintxirh l y ' Ponol bfoj will compele'for lhe2 19lOSTTwin Falls' sHo\v rehi C a stle fo rd r= - ehearsals, a fashion show,V, Cummins, Murtautiii, ,,767 9.00 7,20 8.00 • J u n i o r M iss Title, rlX._an(l_JjIl______■ NowSoltSider" interviews'WK, program promotions anci broi This year’s program . 'I’he Twin I'alls Junioi •am will be held ticket sale-lies. Norm an .said. gram i.s part of a natiomvi S e p t. 15 a t th e CSCSl Fine Arls ...... ior Miss pro- I con’l baliovu «2S02 , 2 ' -SO 17,20 18.00 Falls candidalcs are Kri.slyIy lo honor the country’s k il'sogifdlo' •2506- 22 00 22.00 ' Auditorium, accordinjcling to R oD ert ^ -J l S i i ivide p ro g ra m Norman, chairman f( ephunie'kalin, Sheri Nimmo.0. school girls,. Norman ...... girdlot • #2500 ■ ■ 70-50 22.00 ■ 23,60 • I for lhe evenf leading higlt.. #2J64 3S so Andenson, Joni Urawlcy,y. winner will represent M 20.40 21,20 which Is spoasored byjy tht e T w in I-''alls 1 said. Thc ,2512 32.50 26.00 26,B0 fU—in-tho-statoJunioriMlsBco Magic Valloy ------*7500------;------2 T 5 0 ------a i f a s n i5 n a n d M echel C u rtis, T h is Is th e la rg e st res[resp o n se llie clu b ' for this fall in Mo.scow ai l7 winner will' then rcompi ever has had lo lhe:he Junior Miss Parlicipi:ipants from, Jerom e incluri Annin participate in the Sepl, i Jerome, will c " ------peiingJor more than.S4i,S4.r)00, in^schol;. _ R u h t c r ,__Shannon f Nelson, Karen:n Also working with thc pi 15 p ro g ra m . 1 “ arships. ContestanlsIts have ari KmiEel aiahd ■J()Iene“ Wrlglitr“ Olhor“ir-Jeanctte-W lllsrShawna nSS iIS program arc extrem ply busy schedul)dule during llie oarticipaniiantsareAnt>ie Fischer. Bulil;I; M a rg a re t V incent. r Fuller 'and~ i&mmiCMkDS S ~ jZ N eighlibors-— S • Continued m P a g e D l . B erg, a former model and NASA ______n rntht-r hnnwt iV-but-effective:—ewpJoyetfrte r t -o nte-to T 7,-in-F ;ills In I'Jid.J EARRIN0 grocery list, and wc•e justj keep re- In 10GM7)7 :she gathered baseline in- ^3^— p le n is h in g th e se things,'i^,'’shesays. formationin ( on th e c o sm ic ra d ia tio n a: SALE 'N e ig lib o rs in N eed’I’ is Is su p p o rte d b y body woulduld absorb in outer space for • Newseleciior ------a collection taken once:eam a onthatthe -theGeminiInl a n d A pollo flig h ts. , ______•;— ------•-Great lallxolor Episcopal Church wllli’illi support also Since corcoming lo this area she has on ^ , ______• L o ls o l b e a d s from tIi6~Luiheran and ar Methodist belongedI to several organlzations,-but— o rs______, 5 . • Silver & gold ______churchesin.T\vlnFalls.ls_,___ , ______sa y s ^ 'i : .‘‘N el^bors in Need" gives J s ______■ _ ~ ■ ''JunlOF^CIufehagsupi5iip|v>H«vi-iic—in-'-lheT-m orc-OeloL a-^nse ori*gally~datng— fact, they have pledged?cd S5M to us In somelhin|»r ------«YAMD th e f a l l . . .a n d th e re aire re ja lot of pe o p le “ Y ou re;really get a feeling that besides our own pari;larlsh who are you’re InI lhclh action. It’s nol third o r'. t i j S m f f j u NTORSTYLE==^ i o — ...... donating funds, whichIch Is so much fourUihandUld, a n d th e re a re n ’t a lot^of easier than people donating don food," meetings,i, WeV jusl do the work," she "STAI^TUS® s h e s a y s . sa y s. IUNIOR P a r is h m e m b e rs w orkJrk In t hc p a n try— LOUSES Y l j eEANS; dui’hig thc week scp;scpanit1ng~Tind~5S55ss* ----- VflHOU6-pOcJ)ockel-5lyle5-ond— :------packing the groceriesles Into groups BL^:GULV^R-16:00------1 — hs. Blue donim. according to anticipatedted fam ily siz es. u ___■ I------REGI>uiei w ith lio bor ond I I W widths, I tloovo. Trontiltonal l j — - W Missy sizos:os 6-18. ‘Junior There are also provlshvisions such as ^ ^ £ 5 ’ Wovon blouii II colors. fe i. • ^ sizos3-15. canned meats, raisins,ns.and .granola bars for a single person5on on th e ro a d , tffipcdlollcc I R EG G . 2 4 ; 0 0 ^ ------_Sixo»S-M-L.- w tth n o p la c e to sto p andn dcook, i '• ...... — “We-have-paid-molelolel-bllls,^she- says. .“Someone AidU. comeco td'toiui- u 5 Z i and ask the' Rev. FreFred for some — :— tponey-

' ' r — — - i — i : — — ^ — IM T itn o > N cw 3 , Twin FallFalls.ldaho - Sunday,AugustJSt12,1984 Babiej>s’ earlsy emoti(ional filts may^hintfuuturedievcloprimcnt By SANDY ROVNEK level.' ■ "This permits us," he! says,: “ to Bccause s) o m n uch of this work is so teaching tea the p aren t that Uie th emo- peram entally ata t odds:c a not unusual The Washington Post In its mo«nost severe form, a child's p|pinpoint not only when a chlihlld sits up. new — mudiich of Uie knowledge llonally Hoi disorgani2ed newlwi» m m ay problem. O r Uiere Uiei m ^ be serious failure toI master rr Increasingly com- craw cr ls, walks, talks'— lhos«}se kinds of am assed or conMnfirmed only In the pa st be too easily overstimulated,d, or may Illness, elUier in childc or parent,'that Almost any mother of twoI or m ore -plex emotloi tlonal milestones can cause Uilngs Ui every pareni looks forfi — but, five o r six year•ars - a m ajor objective-ffnifind high tones — pleasing? I to m ost can^Uirow off' Uie_emthi 6 Uonal'deveI-.~. — will tclryou m a r jio ivw'b'are ir a]ike:= i:him .-ld- will the-normal hasbeen-tocon: vilhdraw_frdih-the:human-w-wlUi-growIng specificity, th ommunicate.Uie findings, baibablesi^iactually.painfuir.Or. )rjnMLBe 7~opm eht'and there!erefore some c o ^ U v e ------from thc moment of birth,rth, _ __ world Into w > what appeare.td5ome.as.a_Qt_QCjnflladaptlvp gmotlonal 4p;)attcm s Ifi to pediatriciansans, neonatal nursra and dlsdiscomfited — evea.paioeded T=i.by-^devflopmentZL^Th'iThc:icentcr-rtif{=te.-r • Along with the laid-bd-back babies, 'kindofaullsi olher caregiver ttsm. bbabies l an d young children. ’' vers. A g o ^ is Uiat em o- sstroking t r o r cuddling. ReUtisTispectlve' trained, as onlyy a handful of hospital who seem to take to lifefc withv. zest ond Sometime: nes, sa y s plonoering child How critical these mllcsttstones may lionai assessmemenls become part of Uie studies stu show, for example. UuUiat som e o r unlvereity-baselased staffs around the cquanlmltyi tliero arc IhcIhe babies who psychiatrist ilied “well-baby examl- adc 1st S. Reginald Lourle, these be Is demonstrated by resesults of a routine so-calic adolescents who have troublee formingf countiy are. U)I identifyide Uie emotional -arc bom In a stato^of wliatwlK Ihe Infant emotional de I deflclte can even t» fatal, rcccntly completed studJdy, says nations,” closeclo: relaUonshlps have hlsUstoriM of elements, Uie> rm issing cmotiooal psychifilrlsls~call“ "eiri(cmdlionM d is-^ M ucfiTfi^f th^ t Initial work onjemo^GiG recnspanP'aiQW lnBTTiat' •■ [J' "hiisrwltli-tils-w)(cr-“^this kind of sensorydlfflciilly- - ■ ^‘nutriments.” and ; oflen Uie' organizallon,” 'scfminf^lingly ’unable' lioriafdevelivclopment was IrTfamllles ri:riskre factore a family has, : Or Uie problem could be>e one in approprtaic'mtcnterventlons, eiUierTfor------from Day One lo deal wllwilh thc stress where specialists s pereelved nr ten a book for parents, ^ m mSjSS,''' in-lay te rms UiGTiecd 'an q - ^whleh-mothor-and-chlld-ar ^ are-tem —rUjcrapyorpreven!ifenHortr------:------^------of bein){ alive'. particular• riski faciors-psychlatrlc inintellectual ' and . emotions nal lieycl- , 5d,„^cs.f„rir Pparental Interaction in . ____ _Expcr^_today .ireLiind fl i n g Jh a L J ilnesses, laclack.of.support.syslems and..op..opmonLlator-on,:: ------I / emoironal devCjvclopmenlrnrst“F «l- these apparent difference!ices — whether o ther ongolnolng and serious problems, The sludy showed lhat in Cmotional Care of Uie observed by midwife,\ ppsychiatrist, But Dr. Louiourle, who was foc 25 years where wl emotional disturbanc he ‘"If’- Intanl and Young Y( ChUd will be modem mom or oldI wifeu - are dlreclor ofDf psychiatric services at paparent were severe and chihronlcand p„,,l|3|,j<, , ct winter by Viking, Place your ' genuine manifestationsns of budding Children’s! HospitalH National Mcdlcal na no other suppoi^exlstcd — j designed lo start providr- emotional orsanizln^ on ttie parl of Center in WiWa3hlngton.-Dr.~Stanley~I.~~CT"CTandm oUier or one parent • to comniunitiesrthe-Re-T ------IScIqsssifiediaditbday! Uie Infanl. Somo do II 11 bI c tle r'th a n ' Greenspan,a, Dr. Robert Nover ahd w wjas a 20- to 25-fold greater pr >y! - ■■ r for Infanls and Young olhers. Som e.can’l do iLIL alat all wiUiout o th e r-re se«archers-at a the-Mcntal ' of severe compromise of Jnl 1 founded In Silver Spr- some Immediate help.I. OlhersC may Health Studjtidy C enter of the Nalional development de by lhe ag? — Cdrll:733-0931 ,U ...i.v! iny. Md., an ouloulgrowth of Uie NIMH stum ble or be tripped alon;long jhew ay. Institute ofif HMental Health, now have com co pared with those in fam: nimeswith Lourlurle Is chairman of Its Building on thc pioneereering work-of am assed enough en( evidence to docu- ■ • ononly one or two risk faclors. ” board, and Greereenspan and such UralU- S.wiss psycliologlst .leanin Piaget,I who m ent lliis corKinclusion: - These aro the most sevei fefvard’s Dr. T. Berry laid out the step s in lhe Ihi cognitive Allcnlionn loI an infant's emotional QiBut rcseareh has also lai TheTI lews rc _ a m 9ng -Uie board 'imes-N< ) f n? Brazelton are development of thc child, cliil today's state, accor:ording to specific mile- spspecialists Uiat even when tl child psychiatrists, includ:iuding a team stones they.jy. have been able lo set se» r>g > of Magfc-yVjalley" zz ^IBER ^ C hild^^larowthjfeatures9 rron-neigotiable^stages f o r s p o n sloring o Ihe Idahojilio!l o s e d "^e Washington Post^r.-,-^ L l Stage^Fiveive_(l 8_monlhs lo aboiH^W^' do In the Sfclnd'year■ Iis IQ be moods, learninging lo tell faniasy from ■ Tennis Tooum am ent At%T 3-43 -4 - 5 yeare): Beglisglnnlng use of Ideas and adiadmiring of new abilities, hel]elping him redlity. A babyJs emotional stageIflgesare-not thoughts to0 yfultwos. Children, 1432 F gram; highI school tenninis pro- . . Althougi) m issed emqtli.ollonal mile- 2 Fenwick Lane. Silver first y e a r of life, says T he key Is balance... It is loo stones can lead to a Ibuildup o f ,.| L ' “Tha^ Spring. Mcl. 20011>910.(301)587-8108. , “ Use an investment phi- become too intrusive anand lhat , 13(5 gram & for improvementsi ts of the raaladaptlon, say.s Green.' publications and olher a crt , „ The?he m ore you give, the becomes undermining.’; . and available parenls cana n (ev en help jl child-care centenlers: National Center public-courtss. foundation. Don’t worry Stage S Six (ag cs2 lo 1): Th'rhe period for Clinical Infar sm all child avoid thc so-cio-called lerrl- „bou,sp„,||„g fant Programs. 73315Ui inginthe'firstyear. of ofl th e flowering of emotionalal capaci- St.' NW. Suite 91 ble twos. I 912. Washington, D.C. "But the crcritical thinjr for parents ty.~Sociallzation, ty.' stabllizaRation - of - 2000r»,- ■The milestones: 7,Stage One (birth to10 aboul 2 — — — rnontJra): Self-regul.-itionjn ofi waking- sleeping cycles alternamating with periods of quiet alcrlnc•Iness during ~ _whlch Iooklng,.Iislcninu.aiiLaiillfii«:hiiig ______lead to adap^tion to the; woworld. • Special problems here■e i m ay re.sull ^— from- Immature- centraltral ■ nervous ------systems or'abnonnal'sci-scn.sorjH’*^*^------WB terns. Parents should UyXy to interest ■ I WSii Daoy through an me .senseises. tiui-seek T W .help If response is one ofJf vwitlidrawal • Hl—or-apparentfe'Jectiou------Stage Two-l'rt n n c li.ro fl r l j , 1 properly. Grecn.span do.scrii>es dcS' I ------tMdealii-an—chviconmcuLDiiLoLwooIng,".. ■ with the-parcnt “drnwini;ng out affec- Uon, bringing th e l/;tby pluplea.sure and convincing the baby lhal11 thetl human mm world Is the best.” ------— S tage Throo i-l toH nionlliinllis): Hulld- Ing on the foundntlon1 ofol sensory - F ~ interest in the world, Ihr‘ childcli learns ____ Bhniif f>mntlnfi,-il 0 |’,NI‘,” .l.ifts— ------• — arm s to m other, give.*; and am lakes a block she offers., guri;less in resuonse - -to.her speech. . ------Misread cues — giving; a 1Iwllle, for exam ple, to a baby askii■sking to l)C . cuddlcd by holding up Illshis arm s — ______COUR AUDIO Cl-CHAMPION: m uyT alK b Iruslnilioti :iiuliiui eveniuai. p i regression if continued. c IFISHER’S I NEW' 1 0 0 W A T T OversUmulation also can.•an lead Iq ' frustration. _ rarenis w\vli() f e e l ______. ^C O M P O N E NgT_SYSIEM T _ — overconlrblled mny need somclieipinsor ------understanding (he hahy’s■•’s needs at — this stage or. snys Greenspnspan.--you ------^_____ - ■■X,.'- ...... • can get cauglil up in a [wvvciwcr struggle __ . g o r wltli a n 8-mon(li-olil.” -StagcFQur TitrininiT&mnrtD------A-ncw-£;omt5etltQLiias.c.Q 18 montli.s): i’eriod of iR'liavhavioral and 3a-challenger of lechnicaical precision and emodonal organiz;ili()ii andmlinilialive. i • exp■ x p e rtise . A n d h e r e ’s w/HcI/Here the batlleof Beginspfecingsuuillcause-jise-andreffecl... .. ------.. - - t h e b e s ljl.souDd, . s Ls (ougm ;_ units intochains. Huns lu gregreet parent , c • 5-band graphic cquali2er witv;ilh Duitt-in amplilicr reluming homo, Uvulsi pparent to . - ^ « AM/FM stereo wilh quafl73fl7 synlhosizof luncr — tdtchentuU eiiionst iiit c hun>jingrr;::------• D ual c a sse tte deck lorir m aking ta p e copics Impulsive___ or_ . accidicident-prone . _____ . behavior and-<)r specyh delays del may •3-wayi2"ba:bassreltoxspenKcrs signal difficu2(ios in tlii.s st;ijj • Semi-automaiic cliflclifoci d rive lurniabie • G lass lop ancj lronic(ll c o m p o n e n t cabinc! Veteran— Sioroos H ______• Contlflued from PageageD l . . . r ans who care to prolx.* deeiK*iL‘iK*r inlo tlie — USAAF/British- nirbomtrni’- .' iificry — * i f u l — tions.-"------Koch also informed Wiiteliteliead thal - "until your letter arrivTlveTx;ly dum- mles were dropped. Follbwing norniarinllitaiH’a i\’ cuslom,'” — Ihe^nd-group-wH-s not-tokWi ” i • for Operation Hasty, bu(-VV1-VVIiilehead ------— believes It wa.s a R r PURCHASE f ------tloris for the Normandyy invasion H I J ACCXCCOUNT ______which occurred five days'laklatero n ih e P aymlent ent Examples French coast. Whitehead also has a shorhort article PURCHASE.VS£. MONTHLY AMOUNT'iT PAYMENT In the July issue ot Guideptwxw s Maga- m niMifirrrh ^ ch arg e i f o n \ ovrIR iBON OR/AMERICAN EXPRtRES'^ ACCOUNT. S500 zlne under t e “ His My.'^leriou;ious Ways’: .. . WIN FALLS 7314800. ^J25 — oolumn-dflMriblnil how rhifwint! f *; i!),in _ S1000, - S50 ' • • S tBOQ - ' -^savedhlsplancr'— ------’----- ' ' ------______L . - . ~ Sunda:day, Augusi 12,1884 Times-NBs-News, Twin Falla, Idaho M . M V A t B u s s i n e

=maTkcet4¥a boosl o n T e^ l a le s B y BOB FREUNDVD T h e s u p e rm a r k e t o f newnew m o rtg a g e devices, b c cc a u s e pe o p le re a liz e th a t th is and DAVE LEWISns. lis situation may vlous to Uiethe ups and downs of the ecoconomy. end with as much w h ic h w o re d isc u sse d inn a ’Tlm es-N ew s a rtic le e x isist t for the nexl five lo 10 yea uch a s a 20 p e rc e n t u p sw in g ------— TimeS’News^wrlleiHen -ears, says Gary But II also» h a s pu lle d up sh o rt in rec enIt t ^v e a rs. f m m i w ------la6l-weekr=LThe prices ol homes haveive-.,-bi^cr-eamlngs-inUie ne>nexLfew-years gener- -Rup compiledco by Uic Realtors’ )rs w ith tim e. Rloy. o who is firsl vice presidenle n l for th e T w in s p e c u la tio n ______^ v e plentyofjnoniioney available ______ion - buying: -prices—have '- e ith e r —M u ltip le L istin g[S S e ervice r show .------— ^ Yet mwl-homebu^rsrs can'tc afford today’s^ F allsl l s B o a r d o f R e a J W « ? ^ y s hi ...... - V « i7 IlV a b u y e r' f h i s fig u re s p e g s ta b llz e dI or-dropped-in-aii-^spects-ioi 5 of the — - For lhe pasl two y /er's m arket In the Ma«lc andndLdoiibl^® f..ratesV,ana_td_thcy_ccrtainly_are __th e: .i-median_pric»-quarter-iafte wo years, the bread and butter - ~ ------WoodRlvervalleyseys— -b---- lfler-<]uartor-ln-mariJ«c> wl hasn’t reboundeded anywhere near as en- wlthTiin Valley Realty, a flrrIrm that very cjuiel and the;he markeir is quite sluggish.” in- difflcullUiingtodonow." sh uinnltig n i real estate. Low-prioriced units, that specializes I Uiusiastically ass theI rest of lhe economy. e s In condom inium s a le s n e a r•theSun U The Sun Valley condominiumcon m arket also is ly. T h e r e i s a g i u t o f h o mies e s iup for sale—400 in norn-•mally are leased to tenantsnts particulariy Valley Co.’so.*.s reso rt com plex,______w n ile noi3 The reasons largiJrgely come down lo Inlerest hbi»dy“ 5iows for ^ure, Busclich, who Farther .south,iTreaily n agent Ned Coomis st are-competing to sell honhomes that may have Foi'o r y e a r s . Uie Wood R iv e r VajieyVa has beeh served as pi rates that haveJ prevailedp: during the pasl s president of the SawtooUi Bo.ioardof says there Is a penl-uppenl demand for homes In isl b e en in th e m a rk e t a s longng asi three years. almonost a different world for- realn estate. 11 Realtors In m o n th s .. ' . In 1982 a n d 1983, s a y s h cJ Ihas a Hailey. Working5 famfan ilie s cannot a ffo rd to buy “ I th in k w e ’r e going lo0 sse e e a dro p in p r ic e s ," l » o)m i r ed Ih ro u g h Uie IDTOs, sesemirigly e n imper- “strongerr ttUian g u i feeling” th a l Uie ye: rear will ..See MORTGRTGAGESonPageD?

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J C ^dgniz5 e d ~ PA U L — A m a lgg a mr a te d S u g a r C o ,'s . o f GIrain ra Millers local al the plarplant. ‘ ut"P3Til*tiasTTuirttnr“TTjcctvi Wi lived-the symbujirptnnanrand ------ET company’s Premiurilum Factory award plaque]ue at an awards bancjuet for high extractiontion of sugar fron^: Burieyley recen lly . beets and for othcther operating effi- -The-le-pennanl will-fly from1 11th e — ■ cien c ies, p la nIt’s t’s flagpole for the next year, s f c l Mitil Cassia factor;lory superintendent It wiwns the fifth tim e in seven yeay e a rs Dennis Coslcsso .saidsal Ihe'plant set a that lhthe Mini-Cassia factory has wt w BBB k - - 9 ’ new slicing rccord-d dc u rin g thc 1983-84 th e awiaw ard. campaign. It procejcessed an average • " ■ L ...... : ' . 1 ^ tstesso sa id Uie M ini-C assia fai 7,363; tons a . day.'. 8.28 percenl more expects lo produce close lo th a h fts sta n d a rd of6.800tonsaday.o f 6 ^ ion b ag s of .su g ar fro m l .l m'lllio The'factory also» eextracted close to "“f " - pf beels during the .upcomin 85 percent of lhe• a\available sugar in- paign, which begins in SejSep- the beets, an import» rtm l taclor In Uic 3cr. /\rea farm ers raise the beeibeets formula .that detertom lncs WHICH ot >r contract to .Amalgamatec Amaiyamatcd's four fou factories wins Jl 75,000 a c re s a r e u n d e r conlrac Uio annual award..M M u c h o f th e re s t o f • ™ ' year, wlth-nbout-SO.OOb-acrea-t ------U ie-sugar-w indsnii:-up-ln-lcwer-valuc molussesrliesald.— ^gdng lo ,Mlni-Cassia factor; . T h e p la n t also ti agricultural manager DeLyl ______a m o u n t o f dow n tl lett. The rest are sent to othe)th er m echanical, into rrupTupllons. It h a d to ^ ,„ ^ iFalls'plant.forproce-sslng. - ...... sto B w ork fo ro n iy’ 37:37.hours-durlng-th&— ...... 152-daycampalgn.I- .. Costeste.sso alsd sa id th o p lan t now;^Homersr ha meUyh6me~^ ■ ‘- Costesso gave Galen G Rochford,' complepleleci a $650,OdO reb u ild in g d f lh fHi;; Carol Chltko,), an Oregon State Univer m a s te r m e ch a n ic ata t lheI faclory, cred- lime ppc ond im m e d ia te ly soOUi o f Ui 'e r s lly a d w e llin g a rra nIgem g e i ent a s d e cid e d ly u n u su d1, , -laugh.'“You get-usedj to it: It bums out your

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^ C r o plyieldsJ rebourndfronTJ ’8 3 d iroughtt, acreaigeproiygrams B y DON K EN D A LL.L ■ , Ingall c il c ro p s p r io rto 1979. back on inventories, rereflecting higlier 'i6w of 87 87 p c rc e n t in 1983. T h e Indexdex wheat, corn, sorglium, ririce a n d c o tto n w e ig h t o n1 mam a rk e t prices. The /Xssoclaled Pressess T liee Fproduction estim ates were theth grain prices that resu - suited from iast rose to aa n rc c o rd of 118 p e rc e n l in 1382.82. for taking additional lan f ir s t of Uie season by the departmer and out of 1983 Accordingling to the new producUon n e n t y e a r ’s sh o rt h a rv e s t, hesaid.hc A relurrurn lo biimper crops this year WASHINGTON -— U.S. c ro p p ro - a n d refi ear production, ■ r e p o r t. 1984)84 c o m yields a r e e x p ected •eflecled su rv e y s m a d e on A ug.i g l1 - •‘S o l th if ik a c r o p .o3f f lhls size would also poinl inls to improved income for Govemmeni acrcagcIge p r o g ra m s to a v e r a gg ec 107.9: bu sh els p e r a cre, ducllon. shriveledKl la si y e a r ,b y T h o see will' be updated each moni:lonlh turn that (feed) iningredient price farmers. s. according to USDADA .continue this year as a retiulremenl compared lol drougiit and govervemment acreage •ttirougfiigFi th e grow ing se aso n , around," Barr said. " dlo8l last year. -It would be a analysts s. Currenl forecasts indicatea te fo r p ric e s u p p o rt beneflLsiLs, bu l th e re is S o y b e a n yi programs,_is_rcbo.un^undine sliarplv as • Farmrmers are expected lo harves•vosl positive thinj; for Uip 11' n y ie ld s, afSQ .S bjLshels p e r Uyesl^sectOF.-nel-farm-iinincomem aybcintheningeige-noPIKprogramrtxccpn irforW heutrin acre, compar fanners pul idled latland back to work 7i.T mimillion acres of com for grali{rain as long as thp demand ipaT w l lo a n a v e ra g e o f 25.3 nd side holds up of $30 billbillion to S34 billion In l%4,>84, all, farmers have signenod up to idle last year. ------^— and—the—weaUier—:r—Improved, -tlie—ihls-yea/c a r.-c o m p a rc d ,w ith 51.4 millloilllon ^ e ir- ______------a b o u t doulou~bie th e $1C;1 billion ln'i983.~ia3.~3o;4~mllllon~acres lp m984. tw iH ttilrds— T h p - a v c m | —7— ^AancullunrDcpartmiImcntsaldiEridayr- .icFesItL in \W\ lhe smallest U.S, concom Tfiafcciuld translate teintoxontlnued-M SciToft]rU ie increase will be due: loto ofTl wheal acres. • types was es This fall's com crocrop is expected to acreagta g e iiTm ofe lh a n a cen tu ry :------moderalcprice-increa s*^stlm at^a7^2 b^els M siHnt-groccry-iorgcrimnvcnlory v values of-commodi-)di------A-1984-soybean hanirvcsl_of_2.(H per acre, c6iii yield about 7.67 bllliollion bushels, up 84 Terryrry -Barr, director of USDA’OA’s .stores. • according cjd ih p are d to 3 9 .4 in 1983. - i . : lo USDA tics, whichic h d ro p p e d s h a p ly la s t y e aor. r, billion bushels would bc percent from last; year'syc harvest of econom be up signifl- Cotton ylelcyields w ere esU m ated a t 583 omic analysis staff, sold a ccon o rn economl.s_Ls. L a s i y ecar a food , prices while dr drought accouiitcd for abouloul cantly from last year bulbu would still pouncLsperacT a c r e o g aln st 506 la s t y e a r. 4.17 billion bushels.s. SoybeanS produc- harvestesl In the range estim aled wouliould, rose an average of 2.12. [Krcent, the ta,, ,a last year’s decline in com)m fall short of the recordlo o f 2.27 billion U on, e s tim a te d a l 2.0^2.04 billion bushels, help ea;e a s e feed cosLs a n d stim u la te2 Ilnlhe smalle.sl amiual Increa e a se in 16 y e a rs , ^ i p u t , i|iifie government’s acreage)gc b u sh e ls In 1979. Is up 30 percent fromam lh e 1983 h a rv e s t liv e stolock c secto r. O lh e r cropsropsincluded: T h e y ’re c x p e c tc d to. tc rise morc programn vwas also a major factor. In Wheat production was of 1.57 billion. IS In d ica te d a t • O a ts , 455,455.2 m illion b u sh e ls a n d a " I /ooklng w l down the road a ways,'S. iti .sh a rp ly In 1984, in the U ranse.^4 „i|, f„rmcr i e r s idled 75.G m illion a c ^>of of 2.$3 billio n b u sh e ls, up 4 p e rc e n l fro m y ie ld o f 5C.3-iC,3-bushcls per acre, com- -7------AlUiou{^Lup.shflrpljrply from last year. h -ahUI fi In m miAiif—pcrccnt4o« A n percent. ------cropI.infl.~l3.“ lncludlng'3l.B mlllloh corn)rri the 1983harvest9f2:42bllblilion bushels, pared to 477. the com harvest woulrould sllli fail short Uiese: piproduction patterns that we’n^e’r e O v e ra ll, th e d e p a i 477.1 m illion a n d 52,G la^l .artmcnl's “all acres, undin d e r th c 1983 p ro g ra m s, T h e re c o rd w a s 2.81 bllliolion bushels in year; o f U ie rec o rd of 8.2424 hblllioxi b u sh e ls in . sM in;g." g .' Barr said shortly before5 thith ^ cro p s” producUon Indei “ AS_olAi.e,l - .A - .maj, lajor— attraction- -was the;h e - UM12. T h c - w h c a t c ro p did di' nof suffer - * Barley,y, COhl0 million bushels a n d ------• 1982;"Department; nrecords-show it—report-t Vw as Issued. was'reported at*llt) 'f percent of the paymenl-lrt-ln-kind program which gaveive greatly from last year’ss drought,c and 52.9 per acr would b | Uie fourth(1 lalargest-exceed- Cattlettie and hog producers have• cuc u l b a s e y e a r of 1977, u p frt acre, compared to 508.3 fro m a n in e -y e a r f o rm e r s. S3$9.7 billion worth of surplusius inventories have continunued a s a b ig m illio n a n;d52.:nastyear. d 52 5 T s a / e - - Mleal-eatting dneopma^ij alter imarketting, priricing )N KENDALL production adjusts to' aaggregate con- Crom hadid Ito have somcUilng to com-m- 10-year period In nomlnsnal terms but percent aJ year,y while pork and irm Writer _ in FilHer jum er demand.” • p a r e th e m 1with. In Uils ease, a “modeljel would actually dccllnejnb real doilcrs, chicken pttcc^•icca sta y e d Uie M m C;______-- — According-to-Crom';n's- reportrUie- baseline”” '• wasnisedtoThow -w hafiat~~the~Tcport said—No-fl lidlhc s^m i experim ent^— — FILER-Closes e Jto 150 b u y e rs W ASHSHINGTON — An Agriculturelure lower real per capltxIta Incomes of might occu;cur over the 10-year period,)d, provided. wilh beef and ciiicken prices up, and and others fromI Ww, long-term llkelyofUiefole fo u r" sc en a rio s, ho State Jersey. habits; to Include less m eal than Uiey 12U) Annual Idaho: hey chicken Uian would h a v e o c c u rrc d f ro m U ie babaseline could be measured.d. trend — perhaps 1 percenljntperyearat "Some induslryindi analysts corislder Sale.‘Traditionallyilly held In Uie used to.0. . had Uie economy not I m ost,” Uie report said. Thus,T for his this scenario .C r o m .s3tressedjn_hls,repprtjhal_the_, l n irio more likely Uian Uie ------— Boiso flroa,Uie4alealejcame-lolhe ------c c s s io n ------jjg— e x p e rim c n ts rO ro m adjustisted Uie pricc “ baseline."' hehe« sa id :— , ------— =ueTthal'couIdT^iai'in soriwime baseline prproJecU ons t h r o u g ' 1991 "d o ’Twin F alls County: r t. e s tim a te fo r e a c h m e a t Ull ta n t m ark eU n g a n d p rice devel-k'el- “ C o n su m e r p r e fe r eence n for meat not represi•esent official U-S. Depart- th e ------Jie sccond scenario, Crom - ITie-top-selllng ( *" round UiafcbI ■cbmipared lb' U T ^baseline'-' i. foods may aJ» be start ' $2,000 at Uie sale. C irting to decline were useded only to compare Uie dlf-Ilf- I n h is fir s t e x p e rim e nIlor t scenario, proJecUon1 bbj y 1991 c h an g e s w ould , sll^Uy,” the report sa e n a rio s. WUllom and Bartlarbara Mason' But RiRichard Crom bf USDA's Eco- said. “Because ferent seem Crom assumed a 1 percc•cent drop per include: ' numerous observations19 are needed lo from Buhl, il w asIS ppurthos^ by ■ nomlc: ResearchR Service says ll will lhe liaseline projections, Uie(jg year in thc demand forir each of the“ ‘ , ‘ . verify this hypothesis.:, I It will be [„. Uircc meals ^ beef, porkr k a n d p o u ltry -5 - B e ta ll b eeef ef prices,i ,11 percenl. lo w r. ____ —the Monte Metskert e r fam ily , ^ s o = - ' b e se v e ran l y e a rs b e fo re a n a ly s ts h a v e •f cow-lnventoiylwould In- eral years - befor --- conventional- lormal barline proJecUon; from Buhl. The3 aaverage sale enoughh I InformaUon to determine If t>m 40.5 mlUion head In [92 ■ “ w h ic h “ p r o b a b ly j e presents r e a m a x - n o n r JL e c o n o m e tric a n a ly s e s ccx a n id e n tify Uie and" for Uiose Pork. 3 pero»ercent"less; and chicken price for the cows•swasSMSS.. w such changes ch are actuaUy takhig lUllon h e a d In' 1991. wlUi Uie imum decrease In aseline projection. ------1084 Jd ah o S U le[ Je J e tsey-Q uceoL - -l ^ :p 6 rk amd n d dtlcken'^rosc-from only-120120 ___ Cromdevisedasetoffif fo u r c o m p u te r - h o g s - k ^ tIt- - 1 fo r b re e d ln g -p u fp o sc s-inln*-annual * - 1 percent Increasese In th c p ric e - - . . • ; . . — C lnf^y P r l ^ f R* iip»rt wnH '■ _ p o u n d Ss-pcr-person -] In 1050-lo-483483 ~?sccnarios”-to show-wlwhat mighl-oc- creases andmd then ded ines som cwhatr»t— o f b w f,-n o c h n n g e in Uic pipWCGofpOrk, - •-M arket—p-pricos r -of-Cholco-grade ------KaUiy BasUan of)f Nampa^ were poundss r retaU w eight fn 1970 a n d 192 c u ro v e r a lO -y e a r p e r iood d If consumers holding atst around 9.1 million lo 9.3>•3 a n d a 1 p e rc e n t in c re a s e UIn e p r i M o 23i percent less than the — selected attendants.ntfl.------p o u n ds trtn-l980i Crom noted tn a paperper- ease back on their appe!>etlles for meat miUlonheacBad. ■ ' ------" c h i c k e n . --- baseline; hogsdogs, 25 percent; and.broU- ents connected publlsheclied by his agency in Uie springing andpouUry. P e r capliiplta consumpUoh of beef,if. The third scenario waSa S a -v a ria U o n e re . 19 P e rccent. e n t , .' SAcompartspn.i_ li^ e .o i, - wilii tbtsaleivasA O ffllcn]tural~Economic34le-R e~-The-cxcroisc involveded-U iejisejLa_pork andI p th nrwti>ft^ ..M ------...... - : - I prcfferenten ces fo r m e a l a n d po u ltry , amd"'SC€nartostoshowwtiaFn n d ' t m lg h th a p p e n ,- f a r m in c o m OTO would-lncrcase.pver Uie_he_ycar.'period, Beef pricM werew raised 1 occur under^Uie th baseline proj w U o a"

______■ • " — ______ii-i • [i^ n m o » > N ew 3 , Tw in FaHsTiaahoFaf Sunday. Aumj ji 1^, lUM ^ Fer^tile mulile cams e s b ig’fu j s s B y C A R O L ZJUEGNER in services a t the . United Mi TheAssocialed'edPress . g i M ethodist-Silvester’s workirk around his farm, — Church In nearby Imperial. w here he growsscorn, coi wheat and pinto A veterinarian took blood1 samplest beans, C H A M PIOIN, N , N eb. mule named frc - ' -A from Krause, Blue Moon and ( Krause has klekicked up a lot of atten- »» d Chester, “There probablMbly will bo ckwtors .th e donkey u4u) tbe Silvesti tlon here by^ givingj b irth to, a c o ir 's jr sfters say and scientists frorfrom universities who - ; sired Blue Moon. The tesl ...... - name<^Blue^Il sis were want Informationtlon about Krause." ^ Moon,. apparently.. the-swshipped U) tlie Center for"l -^^^-first-docum enttnted case of-mule ferlili.-pr, ■ Re-_lsnvesterrMid.lli'].lli'BuL for_ a;' while,:::-; j ■produclion drEndlhgered'SpiS p e c i a l (K rause and Bluoluo IMoon) arc going to . th e San Diego Zoo. vrtjcre ge The blessed geneUcist stay here.” sd event w as-even on* Dr. n r Oliver Ryder analya ^ * no u n c ed fro mn Uthe pulpit. >r h as been busy field- chromosomes In each of the an ** ^ After the JulyJu 6 birth. Bill and ™ om the news media. Preliminary tests Indicate 11 ' O n c la S ilv e s te r calls from Canada, ■ ter held an open house nt Kk rause t and Blue Moon are mul lliclr farm abou '’ Mrs. Silvester said. xut 7 miles southwest of R Ry yder said he w as confldc ^*1— CliiunpioiLtXLsb —: lw-. i '.. ■ '-■*■'— ^ TiaTiHrwer e v a lia:------^ _ > JT her mother, Kn ecalled.” Krause. It's been aaopen Mrs. i\ Silvester said her famil.lly h a d a P“ P>«'^'’° h a v e c a , houseeversinccnee. jgy fow anxious mom ents waitinglg for the M rs. Silvesterr M sa id she wasn’t cer- — —“We’vc-had i T’ w j i g i S M r iyrMiy-^* ']fr d more than lOO people—rwresults. - tain-what wUl hha a p F ^ liext to the f , oul here," Mn Hrs; Silvester said this "We were afraid maybe Krause anlnwls^'Hiere’s!’s talkt of printjng T-_____ y ------p a s t W ednesd jsday. - ‘U've- -stopp^ really waw’t a rhule but a1 horse,"I shirts that say "Champion:“Ch Home of ^ > k e ep in g tr a c k ." Mre,.SUvester.said.JlTheJcsts la f-flme BlueM oon."______Z t jV'-'M 'rr-r:::;±ByLH;iUi production and ct 4 3 3 -^ 5 5 0 o n m iTi: F.O. BOX !2440 t • WSNDOVEfi. NEVADA^4m 1 exports i.s u major outlet,/ 'r h ' c M v " nple, India buys bolh ^ Iwatis are exported a s wholeale te L T o r P ” " " P‘palm olein - the less- action^ —r for, siUe as e .iaj :crushcd to produce o'il- a II ■ iffotoln uii.-:.l used in livestock and for use'- In the __ ;^'InmQiiymarkets,Malays! of vegetable ghee (a — i;” the report said.------chI h:is'an advantage bcc " ^ C H A IINSAW |\B»xlmity or because oilsetIseed meal' “The Sovie/let Union Imports r s ^ r - .(cinajid is niininml," tlie repoeportsald, Malaysian palmim oU and palm stearin “Periodically, when domesnestle soy- (the more saturforated fraction) to make B U I I . 1r r o L AST ! tiSan supplies are tight o r whwhen price margarine andd co ther solid fals, which (•eiatlonshlps are favorablable. U.S. a re traditionallylly preferred over liquid __ irranufacturers turn heavUvdUy_tQ_lmi_oUs._Nlgeria.-al.a lso .a .m a jo r palm oil SN A K I I jw rteil palm oil for m aking a END OF SU I R lV m AUCTIONIN . g a variety producer, buysys p alm oleln to help J A A M E R S P EECIALS < EvtivorySolurdoy 10A.M. of- pnxluci.s. including cookooking oil, m eet domesticlc dem M d for cooking ^_____.Ar(»lqu*Aucflc:flon FIrjt Sondoy ot avory monthIth • . iQOrKHriilO.'- hlinrtening ------T W U B WW AY.-AUCIM T l« . - J.A.C.-TWINFAUS! J.; ------TRUCKS..TKAILERS, = 1 ^ ------• • - Adv. CpNSTRUCTtONtQUlPMENWENT -----^ M«i«»rlorimlth Auction Sorvlc. f f o r ____ SATURI A U © U » T _ 1 8 ______■ T1M0ERUNENE SPORTS AND PAV/N SHOP _ Estate« Consfructtdio n " A dvv2rtl|iintntAu6iuU4------ISomorY Auction Sorvlc* ___ t— P u r o h a s e — i i i ^ ~ - L o a n s' SUNDJ>AY, AUGUST 26 R e f i n a n c e U H ANTIQUES. C(COMPIETE LIQUIDATION. JEROMEOME------L '•n lio m o n t AugutI 24 11.00% Assumabable Mill.Illor Auction Sorvlc* Conventional Loans'JS’ MOND; ' 'FHA^& VA Loans. d a Y r AUGUST 30 Financing to $500.00 R eliable and.I long lasting w i t h OOD'$ C ENDS 000. g 3SSHOPL1QUIOATION,BURIEY;y - Ad»«v*r1li*m*nt Aubu>I U Low-interest Secondnd ; stgte-of-the-arirt design .fee A , . . _ , M ortgages. s a t u r e s : lortmllh Auction S .rv lc ■ tiir, API> flists en HCC 000i - ■ ------exclusive diuriminum alloyss , p r e - : ------: T U l S D»A i ir,*H ouiTaT— FRED AND IRMA OUOIEY ------V EY. HOUSEHOLD « ANTIQUE • SHOSHONESHO m ium . driye train:—^converjnientiy ^ _ 3 v*ftl**m«nt A uguit If - — 1 — C a F ~ Sheryl Garey ______M atttr •r»mlth Auction S*rvlc* ■ — - - - •Twin Falls 7 3 4 - 0 2 0 2 .grbupea contitrols, and a l w a y s ______JMf M D N l K I ■ O A Y t K O B U S T 2 9r UOYDJSNSEN'HOl easy startina^ OUSEHOLD AND MISC: ■ HAGtPlMA x,Juiou*iLai— AGE~------I BURKS4 ^ R A G T ( PAT CAI OR----- lATEWOOD.COOOINO Kll Kimberly Road T w i n F a l l s 733-5543 • . - - Ad»*r•nU *m *nt Auguif 23 , l»ai'•r*on Auetlor* Co.

V ~ ^ ------irizzzi: .... •. k ...... S u n d a y , AuAugust 12,1984 Times-Newsew s, Twin Falls, Idaho D-7 FarmI s a l e s remaini I linglow

- A g r i c: i u l t u r e lD e p a r ti i m e n t s i‘ay s ^ i5oU N «' Ely DON KENDALL In/ormmatlon s from the maricet sur-r- According to the anrn The Associated Press inual survey, ^ ____ _ vey showlowed that most sellerslSIIgTTsfiVfth 'n u L .efj-elg h t-acacres—In -th ^ felQURl_ 1______-X annlandtkl a re active o r retired farm-n- transfers w ere expectedi tto re m a lfrtn " ...... WASHINGTON - Although no e rs. Aboulc u t one-fifth of tbe sales werere -agriculture. for at least Uthe next five IP ^ enter ^ieclfic (Igures arei available,a the from estaitates, while another one-fifthth y ears. • K ^ w H h your ^ trucksj*kSj o ur Dloa- Agriculture Departmei Tient says farm w ere saleales by non-farmers or non-n- The 1984 survey show3wed that 84 sales natlonaUy are H estlmatesof farmland tr >4 com panies increased the:le lr share of d transfers. re p o rt sasaid. Non-farmers • took 24 ■ “ Judging from comiiimirtents on the percent and ai retired farmers l pcr-I-. Irh e ciiKllt volume for thele sales In the farm land maricet surverveys and o^jer cent.-Thetie proportions changed Ilttlee . survey In 1984,” the report)rt said,_ The ^ -jT rlM sources of- Informatlo bank share was the higheh e st iri more stlon, however, from theJ previouspi year, inuvWast l i l market activity has reiremained at or Howeveiver, the. proportion of totalll than a decade, and Insurairanee compa------posslbly-undar-the-Iov4ows-of-rec®nt—value-of-4 years,” the report said.id. o p eratoIS rs was\ slightly lower than thatIt The F arm ers Home Adminlstra-A "Although some Incnicrease in sales bought byby non-farmers. Possibly, thee tion, often called tho 1cmmder of last due to financial pressursure may occur report said, sai land bought.-by non*I- resort, provided 10.8 p e•rcent n of the this year, the overallall low rate df farmersI wasw more valuable l^ausee new: credit for farmlandd purchases, transfers Is expcctedcd to continue it could be destined for conversion to0 up^ sHghtlv from the USD.DA-agency’s- — th% ughout 1384.” It said.3jdi______limorfrlntentenslvenon-farm use;” ------1983 share.

FILER 364W.244H^ I I 'mF-UNLOADINGTRUI Upholstctery store eexpanding RUCK BED I ------fOMBERLil^jUX’tX ’ustonuUphoii_sIzcs.5ilco>O< -• 0 ; ■ - or two more upholsl?rers■ers to the slaff. berly fo rththree years, and the original - -THtt>NlYMAO«'tfAlw I ey . !'’Z! i.'°,''°'"°’* hofinltt —------■— ------— storu liagTjS'op^raied In uuriey tor tiie\---- Anywhere-it caa i ^ o ------; ------DBAlCTFORr ‘ The newly built mlnl-snl-storage busl- past eightyit years'. You can go betttter. . "ness,calledRitRMinlJ[nl Storage, will R obert: anda Richard Sllcock arc. have 30 units of spaccice In varying part owners And iican gl) ersoflheA-1. nn\nyhcrL\__'' - ^ f~coiOLIECTOR/DIRT- " ' l l i i 5418541 S/S^" ilu- I'.OKlAlll.Klromllvvivwu-ii- ■ r ------COMnTOWViNTORy M ortgi l’.uk.ud.Si|-lii>iii-.iU'daia>in}'ut- ^ELIMINATOR |_ . , AlH^PtUlNSrOCKIg; I 7218S8 s/s nini-|'tuii«ii n J ...... MJontlnuedfromPjaPa^DS Mortgagee:e Co. at.Twin Falls says she homes a^ high Interest!t r;rates and are continuallyIly Is getting Inquiries aboult Hti-.im-ssM,ttiv.ui-likcl-:l■2■^ - ' -^jW U w c______^having to.rent, h e s a yi. s______^ _— the-Idaho-lio-housing- loans.-whlch -are—J----- ..Sriker— "" Still, hc and other• a{agents report funded byy state-backed-bonds.s ui'ul I'r.in-sviii}; Sp.ii'ii'Ui>u< 272k strong interest from thoshose fam ilies in However,■er, the agency hasn’t been1 .u.iri,k'.iiu'|'iiiiii|'uii'rs down, to lower prices.s. The 1 average live directector Robert Kucab saysI - MS_ -nOs,n.ulviM sv. AllMll'iiill • sale prico of homes In the Hailey a rea Idaho Housi lUsing Authority slill is trying[. . .in. .\nrfu>uc.mtr.ln•.k•»v-'“ 'llfk U. "Irj DK.',"gm' doih rnc fell 23 percent from Junilunc 1983 to thc to find a boibond rate lhat will allow 11 to| tlu-lli‘l=;(i.iiul.inmMI’CI’C. o> <>o>» •>oh1» 3 ».li*ioll, mo( same month this year, sa’says Busch. offer flxed-ifd-rate m ortgages at below 12• • llu 'I ’DKIAIII.i:. Itrui.vi.i Sandy Bodenstelnerr cof Leadville percent, am and the bond market has not ih,irf;>Ml'li'l<,illiTi,-Mir AC Realty In Hailey agrew.ies. “It's a.rani_been_i[cii7-accom7 _ m odallng-ln pasL, tastlc buyer's m arket ri^ ri^tnow,"she monlhs. tiiv.llf.invulK'fi-iiitvtw says. In recent months,3. sls h e e stim a te s B\y-mortgages loo expensive;— -some'home pric^Tiavep r o p p e d bo- yers now are working out n i n em ic u SflliiiHViHlitiv.lj^ M fm i tween 10 percent and 20 IC. L » pcrccnt or .oii,er-ssumlniling old mortgages. If possi- suppiier-ol HP Producu c is /" ■ ^ feel is the affordablllt:limy point.- P.O. 80x4140 somewhere between 12 and ) 13 per- "Iwouldsd say in our m arketplace, 75 - _Kelchum, Id. ------cent.------— :------per-oenl-of-i)Whe-dealB-r-igJjt-now-are—_ _7^2_6i3138_ They report Intense Inleresllnt< in any requiring nom new financing, and thc type of mortgage thatt offersol a sus- other 25 percentpe arc either getting I tot moi< Inloimilio'' C4i| oi tmdndm I ------talned_rate_belaw_therelere. T hat ob- a d i uslablee rate or fixed rate servatlon Is borne out by - I — ------■-______l _ : ______by the interest mortgages,’!s7'sa^R6yinTwln Falls:— -rzr— .. . In Idaho Housln]T”AuUAuthority “ pri> ' And m anyiny fulure owners a r c ^ tln g - ' I • ■ ^ gram s. on thc sldeldellnes, eyeing the interest I «■>'•*» - ______I - Sherry Garey of Unitenlted Security rates. I ------...... _ ------^ - ■ ______• - —T-:—: •■"I -Tlllttl'Pornw. ■....CLASSIFIE'DArADVgRTi§INfi~'PHiioN E jifbgai—^______I— —— __ ------______ll SM— T

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M a g iic c Valley grow ersi area findina out thclat V ancor dflafla1 c o n p e r - f o r mI for f them . Larry Billllincoe of Bflncoe Fc=orms in Paul, Idahciho, seed- HHM ed do^ow n 600 acres offV V oncor in 1983 anind com m ents, "we'v e'v e h a d ^— c H o th ^of paoptBTnilru^IS w hat kind of olflFnlfg~WB~plant& d:^ — y i S t cteel“2.Q8 i e to n p er acricre in tKe"fielH 1astt foil after green Cch h o p p i n g b a r l eiy y earlier that sumim m er. This spring V1 ancor yielded 44.1 . 0 5 t o n s ______^^^fl- --perocacre in the field onan the 1st cutting I! " W e d o n 't h o v er dany pad . _ _ ' '“ opfiiH"d or alfalfa weevilsrils problem s with V\ ancor. W e'll bee s e e d i n g H H f l »a c bit m ore Vancor;srrthat's for sure." Witlih PcwformanIIKO like thiss it is no wor o n d o r ^ ~ D^M e-;-barrelle p r o t e c t i o ed blightx 5 0 ^ -M o rtrthi^p King=][=sellB=more^ M fal§tfiSee&d-tiian— —^ Pro-Tcx”* delivers weatherprooled forrnulalioii. A f unbeatable contro ' spraspray luon’l cloy your appliculioi a n yf « o h e e f s e . early and late bligiight. jquipmunt, ,ind H’s easy tcJ app.l throhrpuyh irrigation systems. ______W hcf' yo u add Supcr-Tln'*n'* toi your H i V _ ' ' ■ perfniinancc__. ^ ------stern— ——Western es — ^— Mancx’* spray, you get chli.-nliiTn-cea ------...... jnl)iMl.U)IeT6iwonience ll'i.il's ___ UnJnion Wes fictlvliy againsi dlscASC.thfltlAt addsi up _ . ■' tPt f l ^tcvTc*. IS the beller bliciht fighii- ed-Co; Foftfrt' S e r v i c , e StodkmaiinaifsSiply Io better all'OfOund bitglilI control.—CO — A ^ -yu(l>~clieniic.il suiiplier. ------Aod-wllh-i'ifw Prp'Tcitryou-wtrcan-gci Burl«y W«r•ndoli T^i-win .Foil* ' 6-5031 733., lhal doublo-baricllcd pcrforrformance H % ^ I 99 E 8 4 ^ ^ ' 78-2286 V 536- 33-6692 In one convL'nicnt. cconomiDmic.ll P b conlalnof. ------x * J s « Unlversily iilals show thatlli3.4XAS______,487.2740.-10 934^651 ------■ 111 I . I i / ______

: ...r - . -...... ; 1 :______p-8 Timo8-N0ws,Twlnlvin Falls, Idaho Sunday, Augaugust 12,1964

H e a l t t h c o j i ccem scaause-ml a j o r - i napact i o o n su mi i p t i o n — ------— WASHINGTON-(A] (AP)—— Health—from'anlflnlmal“ra 1s-ir^elaB irfaiirits, such a? m eat, eggs or da[lalry products, eggs, Increareased from 118.5 pounds in concerns, fast foods\3 anda the soybean renecUni In R estau ran ts In 1982 acciccounted for becoming mudnuch less Important as a ting consum ers' efforts to Those account for about-jt-50 percenl to i9(iO to 130.3).3 jpounds In 1982.______have had a m ajor ImjImpact on Amerl- switch n early 20 percenl of vlslblIble fata and source,” therep‘report said. 1 from saturated to 60 percenl of the averaj•age American Meanwhllihlle, the report said, restau- can eating habits, IncludingIncl the con- polyunsai 11* oils consumed, com paied with less Between1950 1950 aod 1982, the share of (Saturated fa ts and oils and thehe dlet..They-a!so providee <65 pcrcent of ran t use of of fats and oils Jumped 69 sum ption of fa^and_oidoIl 8,.8ays a new _expan3loi » th an 13 percent In 19©. ^ ^ l ^ ^ ^ o llss fromfn vegetable sources ____ _ 9ion of U.S. soybean produc-JC- the saturated fal, a shiihare thal has percent fronronr 1969 to 1979 “prlm arlly_ - 1 — lAgrlculture Departiheimenl report. ,i|on. iy______- ■ rom:28-percent:tb.43-perf;-^-— -variedllltle overtime. -d u e to th e■ imincrease In fa st food'ouilels'' “ Evidence linkingng s a tu r a te d ./a t. In I960, Is ■ '“The quantity and typepe of visible- cent. Thai Incluncluded a sharp rise In the KM, fats and oils from animals re those added and o ther eslestablishments specializing . ■ with heart disease,, alalong with con- represent 3 ® The "visible’''fa ts a re g fals consum ed in the UniInited S tates use of fluidI vegetable vei oils, up from ented 70 percent of American oods such as chicken, fish cerra over obesity, hasha dramatically per caplLpUa.caaEumptlon. By 1982, theu to foods, eith er directly'In h Die rom . 01 b have changed dramallcall:illy since the five pounds perpei person in 1950 to 23 esslngs, or as and (rcncMiti-frled potatoes.” ' affKted consumptionon cof fats and oils sh are hadiaddroppedtoS7percent. . .spreads and salad dres turn of the century, wfthI aanimal fals pounds in 1982.82. In the United States," ItItsald. The rejreport was written by Karen Ingredients in m eals, bakijkery products ~ • “In 1960, per capltipita consumptlon__Bunch anand Jorge Hazera of USDA’s and other processed foods>ds. I am ounted lo almost i: It 119 pounds. Al- EconomicTlic R esearch Service and wasas lnl960, per capita use: of0 visible fals ^ | | though thc amountt climbedd lo 129 includedKl In a recen t issue of lhe poundJln' I970;'by'19821 BZiniigredahead agency'sl’’s National Food Review, to 58.2 pounds In 1982. CorOmparallvely, ' only another 1.2 pounds ndsperperson." Fats anand oils o ro said to be “ Invisl-?i* -invisible fats, largely from i meal,' Additionally, thereB hasht been a shift b le" whenicn occuring naturally In f ois ^ poultry, flsh, dairy prproducls and M By handling every detail?/a/7 of j11/1RRINi your project, /rpm ilsblu' blue- \igton:__— prints toMs-landscapingring^______: ^ T r dic i i^ w iii — ^e'fhkeepyournew-build.W ding rrtBRomilERS^------g o Target. On Time. Onh T hree a rea radlc3dio stations re- is one of 200 financial planning Budgel. cently have wonon broadcasting ccnters In the chain. awartls from thehe Idaho SUto * CONSTF[RUCTION B roadcasters Assoclrelation. The CecITedar D raw hydroelectric Stations K E E P aniandKEZJ-FMof project,, i a 1.6-megawalt power - ■ —Twln-Falls won' aw ards for-besl plant norllorthwest of Filer at the- FOR 5 YE/w^-A R S 7733-5695 • agricultural prograrra m and for best .Snake RKRlver, is pictured on the ^ U T L E single commercial.:lal. Don Jebb cover of)f Alternative Sourccs of SI000 MinimiT iu m ioute One, Twiiirin Fails c ------produced-thHarnrrill repprt.and-thcTEnergyjniTnagazlneltilsTnontlinTIieTr r ~t rrfMttropoIltarrfiflDTirtgagezr — ____ Depot Grill restauilaiifant was the magazinene notes thal much of the an d S^ecurltle:les ■ subject of the winn/inning commer- concreteQ for the station was Investment DeDercn tu re ■ clal. poured usIiLislng-a cran e j>erched atop S e ries I - .... ~ .... KMTW-FM of T\vTwin F alls .was a 150-footlOl diff. The projccfwas honored for best spsports program ’ deignedd byb J-U-B E n g lo ^ Inc. thnt was not play-tly-by-play style, of uoise,!, v which has a Twin Falls Jerry Morcantoniolio w as the re- . office------Grain is Youri r porter. Livelihood- KART of Jerometne received the Patty PPowell from the Best aw ard for best radioilo ]program for a W esternI Burley B Inn recenliy re- Market it1: Right! ____: segment of pcrsotnsonalUy—L a n y —ceived a1 SSl-,000-bonus'from-Besl— — •-— ; — H unter^am om lPtuhc■ShoaL-______WffSlflm InInlnrnflUnnaUof-Phrynlv------for her referralref of a guest to the Doug and Melanieinle Carlcjulst of Best WesU}slem Lam plighter (now ALSO AVAfLAB Hazelton have been be selected the Best WWeslem Weslon Inn) al 13%-3&4yyrs ------__ Young Farmer-Ran([anchors of the TwlnFallslls. The aw ard Is part of a 51000 MINIMUUM Y ear by the Jeromne e Couniy( Farm nalional,, $180,000$i program lo cn- B ureau. The Carlila^rlquists raise _ courage .front-desk fr personnel to 1 2 %- 2 t o 1 0 ■sugar beefsTwfieat.lal. dry beans, direct guesiicsts lo other m olds in lhe SlOOMINIMUli _____; hay, and barley on1 72572 acres aboul ctoud. saidaid Carl Boyer, tiencrol __ 6 miles east ol Hazelti^ito n . Tfie larm m anager•for fo: thc Burley Inn. bureau aw arded lhe ihi honor for Ochcr rates, macuritics progressiveness, fina -McDonald of Eden; in-' mlnimumj -arid Ihteri - ’ ■ lion of the eriterpris< p.iyment options ate avi ll. beauly consultant for - fvai-ible. . f'-.' points. They now^ wwill compkile Redeemable pilot to rrw ay C osm etics Inc., re- against winners from in the evcnj of Oe.lt omolhcrMaBic , elum ed friam the com- This oUet is made onlyor Valley counties inI a .llslnd con. p „„/, by the pfosp(^tus E|| | g alional sales and.product tesl. ______IcalnlnKsensem inar .It D alla s ^ ------A copy of the projpeatrtus may- — ------^Paoi-KfilbHefefirh, co^)wncr of be Obtained by callii •Batch, economic (ievei- Paul KalbQelsch TVrv IIn Filer, has - Donna Bj TOLL FREE speciallsl for Region IV been nam ed to thethe President’s opment spc IN WASHINGTC nent Association Inc. re- Hit' Council of ttie Actilev(ilevers Club ot Developmei 1-^0-572*093 O scar E.C hytraus Co. a l Salt U k e cently con:ompleted a one-week IN IDAHO/MONTA■ANA ^ City, a wholesale eleAmerican Falls and Me Kalbfleisch was. hhonored for sponsored li /. Moreland, Idafio; Great FFalls, Montan? and Ogdi)gden, Utah...... oustandlng sales pcrfcerformonce. He opm ent Coui’ouncil. and wife M arian alscalso received a spccial aw ard forir marking 25 Marilu JeJeno, co-owner of Nei# " ' oil Free; ye a rs in business. Beginringsgs H air Design, recenliy ho 1:^B00-632-3561) i ______- - _ ...... demonslratt•ated new 'products ,lo —— :----- Money-Concepta-19—InlemaHonai—hafrdresscnCT5~ j t i u rjiirg ~ iiii.~n L--. deJdahoJ-800-635-15-6900------Inc. of Miami has r s nam ed W.G. gional Redkslken.LaboratorlcsScmi: Cassia area 678;04piD l_____ L._y...... ^ dTr7 cWifirrs C O . : ------'-Buz” -Stocking, reregional vice n a r in Vamancouverr'B;CrShe^lsg ------, P .O .- B o x 11208 BBurloy, u 10:83318------1 president for Moneyjy (Conc^ts In- was one of o 13 Redkcn repre-____' '"temaUoriaorrdahorib. its S alesm an ''sen tatlv essselecledTo’leach si clinics of the Year. The Twin'in 1Falls branch onhaircarejre producls in Plioenix. Wasps seent to battitie aphicis . CALDWKIX (AP) -S cS l e nlisls at lit tvnfnmranologlsUGuy-Oi&liO|>-£aid— the University of Idaiiolilo College of the project:t i; is Intended lo help sclcp- A griculture will release« oof thousands lists find alalternatives to chemical of tiny wasps inlo alfalfailfa seed fields InsecticidesJS < pn seed alfalfa. Chemi- h e a r here In the next few fe' weelis to cals are widiyidely used on commercial help farm ers finda newV wnyw lo b.iltle ‘ hay fiddsl'birbul tlieir usels limir«l'in troublesom e aphids. ______seed, fields.

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