The Times-News from Twin Falls, Idaho • 18

B-4 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idano Saturday, May 12, 1984 Legate Q02-006 Prep baseball campaign winding down LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN FALLS MAGISTRATE DIVISION IDAHO BANK AND TRUST, Plaintiff RALPH R. HITE. Defendant Case No. 10138 NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pursuant to the provisions of Idaho Code Sections 8-502 and 8-506, the following real property belonging to Ralph Hite has been attached by the Court order: 261 Alexander Street, Twin Falls, Idaho; Also described as: Lot 17, Block 8 of South Park Addition, Twin Falls County, Idaho. PUBLISH: Thursday, May 3 and 10, Friday, May 11, Saturday, May 12, Sunday, May 13 and Monday, May 14 of the twinbill.

In the opener, Bruin southpaw Nate Burke (3-2) will square off against Bonneville righthander Kendall Bennett (5-1). "Darren Stuart has pitched a lot of innings this week, so we're going to give him a rest," said Ingram. "We'll need him next week." The status of Ingram's ace, senior right-hander Scott Matlock, is still uncertain. Matlock broke his finger last Monday in the Bruins' doubleheader sweep over Pocatello. "It's still pretty swollen," said Ingram.

"He might to able to put on a glove and play the outfield for us Tuesday or Thursday and throw on Saturday, but I just don't know yet." The Bees will be without their leading hitter, senior outfielder Ben Lemmons. Lemmons suffered a bruised thigh while taking batting practice last week. And Bonneville Coach Spence Nebeker is having pitching troubles of his own. "We're almost going to have to use a sophomore (pitcher)," said Nebeker, who starts six juniors and a sophomore in his lineup. "We'll probably start Kendall Bennett (today), but he threw seven innings on Wednesday and he doesn't come back that strong.

Our left-hander Jeff Royter hasn't had much rest either. We'll start John Braase in the other game, and hope we can get by with him, our other left-hander (Wade Berggren) and our sophomore (right-hander Jamie Halverson)." Minico Coach Corey Bridges doesn't have that problem yet. The Spartans haven't played in a week. "At this point, I'd have to say (the layoff) is a disadvantage," said Bridges. "Terrence (Smith, Minico's ace left-hander) has been throwing hard, but our bats have gotten kind of cold." Smith (3-5) will face Poky's junior left-hander Jeff Shelton (1-1) in today's opener, while Minico's sophomore right-hander Troy Winmill (2-4) will square off with the Indians' sophomore right-hander Kelly Smith 1-2) in the second game.

"We're a couple of teams that are a lot alike," said Poky Coach Rick Parkin. "We both have a couple of key seniors, like our catcher Casey Standley and Smith in their case, and a lot of sophomores. We're really inconsistent tough against the good teams, and then terrible against the good teams and from their record it looks like Minico is the same." "It would be a great reward for our kids to host the first round," said Bridges, whose Spartans are 5-15 for the year. "We've got a lot of young kids on this team who've worked very hard this season." By STEVE CRUMP Times-News sports editor After two months, a few dozen rainouts, and more than a few windy afternoons spent playing baseball in 35-degree temperatures, the Gem State Conference baseball picture could come down to the flip of. a quarter.

That wiii be the case for Minico and Pocatello, who play a season-ending double-header today in Pocatello, and for Idaho Falls and Bonneville, who have the best records in the league going into the last weekend of the regular season. Twin Falls' post-season plans are already made, although that Idaho Falls-Bonneville coin flip if it happens could have a lot to say about the Bruins' chances of winning the post-season tournament. Twin Falls, which has already clinched the championship of the conference's southern division, will host Bonneville in a 10 a.m. twinbill at Harmon Park today. If the Bruins win both games and Highland sweeps Idaho Falls in Idaho Falls this afternoon Twin Falls would spend the rest of its season at home.

If not, the Bruins will have to play the final game of the GSC tournament provided they survive the first rounds in Idaho Falls. M'uico and Poky are both 5-7 in conference competition this season and have a 10 o'clock appointment this morning in Pocatello's Halliwell Park. If they split those games, a coin flip will decide which team stays home and which travels in the first round of the tournament. That tournament is scheduled to begin Tuesday. Twin Falls will host either Highland or Pocatello, depending upon the outcome of today's games, while Minico will either host Highland or Pocatello or play at Pocatello.

In the northern division Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Skyline and Blackfoot the Tigers and Bees, both 10-2 in conference games, will decide the division championship by a coin flip if they both win, lose or split today. The division champ will host Skyline on Thursday, while the No. 2 seed will entertain Blackfoot. The four survivors of Tuesday's games will play Thursday at the home parks of the two teams with the best Standings GEM STATE CONFERENCE Northern DMskm Pet. GB Idaho Falls' (16-5) 10 2 .833 Bonneville (14-5) 10 2 .833 Blackfoot (8-8) 7 7 .500 4 Skyline (1-17) 1 13 .071 10 Southern DivHon Pet GB TwinFalls'f (11-5) 3 .750 Pocatello (7-10) 5 7 .416 4 Minico (5-15) 5 7 .416 4 Highland (5-10) 3 9 .250 6 Clinched playoff host berth (Clinched division championship Monday's games Twin Falls 13-11, Pocatello 2-6 Tuesday's games Bonneville 2-7, Skyline 1-4 Wednesday's games Highland 8-6, Bonneville 64 Pocatello 9-6, Skyline 6-2 Thursday's games Idaho FaUs 12 11, Twin Fails 5-1 Today's games Bonneville at Twin Falls (2) Minico at Pocatello (2) Highland at Idaho Falls (2) records.

That means that if Twin Falls and Minico both win Tuesday, they will play Thursday in Twin Falls. The two survivors of those games will play for the conference title or the championship of the Eastern Idaho Invitational Tournament, as it will be formally called a week from today in the ballpark of the team with the best record. There will be no state Class A tournament this spring. Twin Falls Coach Bill Ingram respects Bonneville, but he'd just as soon not have to face Idaho Falls again in the title game if the Bruins make it that far. The Tigers routed Twin Falls 12-5 and 11-1 on Thursday, games in which the Bruins collected a total of eight hits.

"(Pitchers Greg) Talamaritez and (Todd) Hansen were everything we'd heard they are, but I was surprised by Idaho Falls' hitting," Ingram said. "They're just solid." The Bruins, now 11-5 for the season and 9-3 in conference, could end up playing nine games in 12 days. "That's a lot of ballgames," said Ingram. "We're going to have to depend on some juniors to help out with the pitching." That will start today when junior right-hander Kirk Slater (0-0) will face Bonneville's junior right-hander John Braase (4-0) in the second game Announcements PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Twin Falls, Idaho March 27J984, 8:30 o'clock A.M. REGUALR MARCH SESSION The Board of County Commissioners met at tnis time pursuant to recess with all Commissioners ana the Clerk present.

MEETING Jl Commissioners attended an Airport Board Meeting and Luncheon. WARRANTY CHARGE OFF APPROVED Upon a recommendation from Auditor RoDert Valentine, charge off on outstanding warrants issued in 1980-1981 were approved as follows: District Court, 247. 248, 432 $8Jfl; 483. 487, 490, 798 908, 1054, 1088, 1166. $1120-1183, 1459, 1635, 1720, and 1742, $10.00 Court Trust, 770, 2360, $10.50 Restitution, 847, $3.00 Child Support, 5336.

$50.00: 5345, M79, 81i, 8524, 9339, 9532, 170, $20.00: 2812, 3356, 3419, and C686, $50.00. Routine business was transacted until the hour of 5:00 o'clock P.M., when a recess was taken until the hour of 8:30 o'clock A.M., March 28, 1984. Attest: RICHARD A. PENCE, Clerk Marvin Hempleman Chairman Twin Falls, Idaho March 28, 1984, 8:30 o'clock A.M. REGULAR MARCH SESSION The Board of County Commissioners met at this time pursuant to recess with all Commissioners and the Clerk present.

MEETING Commissioners attended a Health District Meeting. Routine business was transacted until the hour of 5:00 o'clock P.M., when a recess was taken until the hour of 8:30 o'clock A.M., March 29, 1984. Attest: RICHARD A PENCE, Clerk Marvin Hempleman Chairman Twin Falls, Idaho March 29, 1984, 8:30 o'clock A.M. REGULAR MARCH SESSION The Board of County Commissioners met at this time pursuant to recess with all Commissioners and the Clerk present. MEETING Commissioners attended a Twin Falls Soil Conservation Meeting.

WEED REIMBURSEMENT CLAIMS APPROVED Weed Reimbursement Claims were approved to Wilbur-Ellis Company for Chemicals in the amount of $876.00. Routine business was transacted until the hour of 5:00 o'clock P.M., when a recess was taken until the hour of 8:30 o'clock A.M., April 2, 1984. Attest: RICHARD A. PENCE Clerk Marvin Hempleman Chairman Twin Falls, Idaho April 2, 1984, 8:30 o'clock A.M. REGULAR APRIL SESSION The Board of County Commissioners met at this time pursuant to recess with all Commissioners and the Clerk present.

MEETING Commissions attended a Fairboard Meeting. QUARTERLY REPORT APPROVED Quarterly Report of the Sheriff and the Clerk, Auditor Recorder for the second quarter of the 1983-1984 fiscal year, from January 1, 1984 to March 31,1984. JOINT MONTHLY REPORT APPROVED Joint Monthly Report of Operations in Funds of the Auditor and Treasurer for the month of March 1, 1984 to April 1 1984 were approved. JOINT QUARTERLY REPORT APPROVED Joint Quarterly Report of Operations in Funds of the Auditor and Treasurer for the quarter of January 1 1 984 to April 1 1 984 were approved Routine business was transacted until the hour of 5:00 o'clock P.M., when a recess was taken until the hour of 8:30 o'clock A.M., April 3, 1984. Attest: RICHARD A PENCE, Clerk Marvin Hempleman Chairman Twin Falls, Idaho April 3, 1984, 8:30 o'clock A.M.

REGULAR APRIL SESSION The Board of County Commissioners met at this time pursuant to recess with all Commissioners and the Clerk present. CLAIMS APPROVED Claims were approved and warrants were ordered issued for all claims for the month of March 1984. Total sum of expenses for each department are as -fnllnuui- 002 Lost Found HOUND POUND NEWS BUY WEAR A LIFETIME LICENSE FOUND DOGS NOW AT THE TWIN FALLS ANIMAL SHELTER LOCATED: 139 BTH AVE. W. 1.

Lab, female, black. 2. Dobey, male, red. 3. Lab, male, gold and white.

4. Lab, female, gold 5. Lab, female, black. 6. Shepherd male, white 7.

Terrier, male, black white 8. Shepherd, female, gray white 9. Chihuahua female, brown Hours 5 to 7pm only Monday, thru Friday Call 733-0860 ext 284 Just Arrived! In Solids and Pinstripes SLf-To-Fit Button Fly. Gut For Women. vf 1J sv? hwwamgarr wmimtM Amm--- lmtfiraisf wmvmmmm'im Bulldogs get all-sports trophy KIMBERLY For the second straight year, Kimberly's Bulldogs have won the Canyon Conference's all-sports trophy.

The trophy is based on a point system that awards eight to one points on the final season standings in girls' volleyball, basketball and track and boys' football, basketball, wrestling and track. Kimberly topped Declo by two and one-half points. The other finishes included Gooding and Filer 3614, Glenns Ferry 28V2, Valley 24, Wendell 23V4 and Shoshone 18. BSU booster golf June 1 5 TWIN FALLS The annual Boise State University Boosters' Magic Valley Golf Classic has been scheduled for June 15 at the Blue Lakes Country Club. A contingent of BSU coaches, administrators, boosters and alumni from Boise are expected to be on hand, along with a number of alumni and friends of BSU from the Magic Valley.

The $30 registration fee includes green fees, golf hat, beverages, cart and a barbeque. Tee-off time with be 10 a.m. Further information can be obtained and reservations made by phoning 733-8219, 834-0693 or 734-5008. Cooper leads in saddle bronc COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Declo's Kent Cooper continued to expand his lead in the saddle bronc riding standings in the latest rankings released by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association.

Through last week, Cooper had won $27,868 this spring more than $10,000 more than second-place Butch Small of Dubois. Cooper finished second in the saddle bronc standings which are based upon money won last season. Mickey Young of Jerome is ranked fifth in bareback riding in the latest PRCA standings, with earnings of $13,286 this season. That's more than $15,000 behind the leader, Larry Peabody of Three Forks, Mont. The jeans that won the West are made for women, too.

The blue jeans that Americans have loved for over 1 25 years are also cut to fit Junior sizes. And now they come preshrunk, presoftened and ready to wear. In solids and pinstripes! Junior sizes, 25.00. FOUND: Southeast Of Twin Falls. Spaid, female black Doberman.

Call 733-8109 or 734-5455. FOUND: White male Poodle by Skylane Trailer Park. Call 733-8187. LOST Orchard Drive West vicinity: White Miniature male Poodle. 734-5063.

LOST: Black fishing tackle box, north of Filer, near or on Pole Line Road. Reward. Phone 326-4688. LOST: Small adult German Shepherd female. Black tan with yellow collar.

Lost around Falls Ave East, answers to If seen or found please call 733-6221 after LOST: 1 expensive watch, gold coloring. Interstate 84 way station restroom to Twin Falls from Salt Lake City between 2 2:20 pm Wednesday, May 2. It has memories behind it, please return. (Reward) Call 733-2514. If out of state, call collect.

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1 rrH -I 1 11 DEPARTMENT EXPENSES WITHHOLDING SALARIES INSURANCE Assessor 266.48 4,346.79 1,484.21 Auditor 924.69 5,472.40 278.09 Commissioners 3,082.26 2.302.85 125.02 Coroner 265.38 17.04 County Agent 1,076.40 489.58 Election 20.68 136.50 Janitor 9,401.37 1,373.77 Pros. Attny 259.42 2,450.82 Sheriff 9,606.18 8,164.99 3,308.94 Treasurer 234.66 1,742.50 Zoning 1,074.97 437.00 General 47,323.93 Public Defense 1 ,051 .29 1 ,531 .60 Ad Valorem 3,373.94 2,567.89 Parks 180.61 477.87 Poor Fund 27,319.18 Public Health 14,250.08 Revenue Sharing 20,582.73 Solid Waste 19,373.64 07.57 Weeds 996,85 1.SJ.66 District Court .13,534.10 859.52 Civil Defense 39.75 107.83 Routine business was transacted until the hour of 5:00 o'clock P.M., when a recess was taken until the hour of 8:30 o'clock A.M., April 4, 1984. Attest: Richard A. Pence, Clerk Marvin Hempleman Chairman Twin Falls, Idaho April 4, 1984, 8:30 o'clock A.M. REGULAR APRIL SESSION The Board of County Commissioners met at this time pursuant to recess with all Commissioners and the Clerk present.

MEETING Commissioner Felton met with Bill Burns of MVRMC and StevenHartgen of Times News. AUTHORIZATION Commissioner Cover was authorized to attend an Indigent Meeting in Boise, Idaho on April 5, 1984. MEETING Commissionerss met with Jail Architects Richard Heindel, Dana, Larson Roubal Associates to sign contract for new jail. Routine business was transacted until the hour of 5:00 o'clock P.M., when a recess was taken until the hour of 8:30 o'clock A.M., April 5, 1984. Attest: Richard A.

Pence, Clerk Marvin Hempleman, Chairman Twin Falls, Idaho April 5, 1984, 8:30 o'clock A.M. REGUALAR APRIL SESSION The Board of County Commissioners met at this time pursuant to recess with Commissinr Hempleman and the Clerk present. Therefore a quorum not being present no official business was transacted. '4 'J i 7 Barr leads Nelson golf DALLAS (AP) Canadian Dave Barr, despite a double bogey on the 18th hole, retained a one-shot lead Friday in the windblown second round of the $400,000 Byron Nelson Classic that included a double eagle by Hal Sutton. Barr, whose only victory in a seven-year PGA Tour career came in the 1981 Quad Cities Open, finished 36 holes over the Las Colinas Sports Club course in 140, 2-under-par.

A single stroke off the pace at the tournament's halfway point and the only others able to break par for 36 holes in the difficult winds were a pair of former Masters champions, Craig Stadler and George Archer, and Iongshot Mike Smith. Stadler matched par 71 and Archer had a 69. Smith, who hasn't made expenses in a four-year Tour career, pitched in from 45 yards for a birdie on the 18th that finished off a 67, matching the best round of the tournament. Lee Trevino, 44 and a non-winner for three long seasons, needed only a round of 70 to get himself in the title chase. Trevino, taking a break from his television activities, was at 142, even par and only two shots back with two rounds to go in the chase for a $72,000 first prize.

He was tied with Frank Connor, Jay Haas and Australian newcomer Wayne Grady. Conner shot 69, Haas 72 and Grady 74. -HYPNOSIS- Can help you. Tobacco, weight, impotency, stress. Call John anytime 324-7281 KIMBERLY COUNTRY HOME to Share, private, on 2 acres, pasture for horses, Clean.

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