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Poq 2 BufUy. Idoho. Twsdoy. February 1981 SOUTH IDAHO PRESS Local Topics Faxes explained to Obituaries members GOODING Alvin Leroy Lortaie, 23, San Diego, died Jan. 30, 1988, after a short illness.

He was the son of Domingo and Lula Bell Lorenzo of Gooding. A memorial services was held in San Diego on Feb. 3. GOODING StaH Sgt Dale Miles Lee, 26, San Angelo, Texas, a former resident of Gooding and Fairfield, died Friday, Feb. 5, 1988, near Del Rio, Texas, in an automobile accident Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m.

Wednesday at Demaray's Gooding Chapel with Bishop Garth Packham officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery, Gooding, with military honors under the direction of Mountain Home Air Force Base. KIMBERLY The Rev. Orville Joe Scantlin, 69, Kimberly, died Monday, Feb. 8, 1988, in Magic Valley Regional Medical Center, Twin Falls.

Services will be announced by White Mortuary, Twin Falls. TWIN FALLS Kermit Winslow Pressey, 18, Woodland Hills, died Friday, Jan. 29, 1988, after a brief illness. He was the grandson of Twin Falls residents, Mr. and Mrs.

W.W. Pressey II, and Blanche Detweiler. The family suggests memorials to The Kermit W. Pressey Memorial Fund, 29420 Cambridge Court, Agoura Hills, Calif. 91301.

The fund is established for deserving students at Agoura High School. TWIN FALLS Owen L. (Tip) Rowe, 71, Twin Falls, died Saturday, Feb. 6, 1988, at St. Luke's Regional Medical Center in Boise.

Funeral services will be con Donee class planned RUPERT Community Education is registering now for Swmg Dance class to be held on Fridays from p.m. at East Minico Jr Hieh in Rupert starting Feb. 12. Registration fee is $25. Call 438-4199 Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-noon to register.

Bosque party planned RUPERT The Magic Valley Basque Association will hold a membership dance and "serious party" Friday, Feb 12 at 8 p.m. at Simper's arena, 200 E. Baseline. Live music will be featured. Admission and membership is $5.

Recreation club plan; snow fun WEST MAGIC West Mag Lake Recreation Club sponst.s "Snow Fun Days" Feb. 13 and 14 at West Magic. Conditions permitting, there will be snowmobile races; otherwise indoor games will be played. Chili and hot dogs will be sold. The club meeting will be held at noon Feb.

14. Members are reminded that the club is planning a new edition of the club cookbook and recipes should be submitted before the April meeting. Tad Zemke of Bellevue was winner of last month's big fish contest. For information on fishing, roads or weather, call 487-2022 or 487-3636. Arnold graduates BURLEY Airman Sean M.

Arnold has graduated form Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He is the son of Linda K. Govan and stepson of Thomas Govan of Burley. During the six weeks of training the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force.

He is a 1987 graduate of Burley High School. Gibbons also announced the annual Mini-Cassia Health Fair to be held from 17 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 5, at the Best Western Burley Inn. Cost for a blood chemistry analysis will be $3.

All other servicefcat the fair are free of 7 1 Speaker Ron Luke, a representative of the In- ternol Revenue Service office in Twin Falls, was the guest speaker at the Burley Area Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting held Monday at Price's Cafe. (SIP Photo) charge. McKinster announced the annual Burley Chamber membership drive to be Feb. 29, starting with a 7 a.m. breakfast at the Burley Inn.

Business After Hours social will be -held that same day with the time and place to be announced. Shaffer introduced, a new member, Tom Brown, who is with Green Line Sales. The next Chamber luncheon meeting will be at noon on March 14 at Price's. P-A I i i i If Is 4 Luncheon planned RUPERT The Rupert Chamber of Commerce will hold it's weeklv luncheon at the Rupert Elks on Thursday. Feb.

11 at noon. A telephone hook-up with area Legislators is planned. Chamber members and guests are invited to attend. Hansen completes training OAKLEY Army National Guard Private Brent Lavar Hansen has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He is the son of Hubert and Alice Hansen of Oakley.

During the training, students received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. He is a 1987 graduate of Oakley High School. Strieker Ranch Friends to meet TWIN FALLS The Friends of Strieker Ranch, Inc. will meet at 7:30 p.m. Feb.

12 in room 117-118 of the Shields Building at the College of Southern Idaho. Purpose of the session is to inform the group's membership and the community of the progress the organization has made in protecting and restoring the historic Strieker store and home on the Old Oregon Trail southwest of Hansen. Memberships will be available. For more information call J. Howard Moon at 326-5944 or Chamber to meet PAUL The Paul Chamber of Commerce will be holding their monthly meeting on Feb.

11 at the Paul American Legion Hall at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be servpH Luncheon planned RUPERT The Rupert Chamber of Commerce will hold it's weekly luncheon at the Rupert Elks on Thursday, Feb. 11 at noon. A telephone hook-up with area Legislators is planned. Chamber members and guests are invited to attend.

Burley man (Continued from page 1 cording to the Carson City County Undersheriff who identified that suspect as a man named Lake Trout and the victim as a Californian named Irwin Monroe. The radio report had been carried by UPI stations, including one in this area. Elko County officials had told the Associated Press late yesterday that, although the Burley man's death was being investigated as a homicide, an accident had not been ruled out. It was the second time in less than a week that a death in Elko County has had implications in Idaho. A man who shot himself to death before his car crashed in a violent fireball in Elko last Tuesday was tentatively identified as Victor Wade of Malad City, Idaho.

gusts here a large ridge of high pressure builds along the West Coast shunting the storms into Canada. Skies over the state this morning were cloudy with rain or snow at many locations around the state during the night. Amounts were mostly on the light side. Mullan with 0.15 inch reported the most accumulation. The eastern part of the state has some fairly brisk winds.

From the Magic Valley eastward. Youths throughout the U.S. watching the three segments will be able to telephone American spokesmen to ask their opinions on what was said by Russian youths. Responses by the spokesmen will be broadcast live as part of the segments. The teleconference will be the last of a three-part series of programs sponsored by Old Dominion University about Soviet youth.

The series, titled "The U.S.A. U.S.S.R. Youth Summit Teleconference series," was conceived and produced by the university's Center of Instructional Service (C.I.S.). The first two parts of the series will be aired from 1-2 p.m. EST Feb.

12 and 26 on PBS and will be designed primarily for American youths. These programs will include videotaped interviews with Soviet youth about their daily lives which were compiled by three Old Dominion faculty and staff who visited Russia in May 1987. City Route-3l2days at 11.0 cents paper. .34.32 Delivery Charge-31 2 days at 9.8 cents M.IK Tola Annual Sub. Price 67.80 Motor route-312 days at 11.0 cents 34.

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Member of Associated Press, Idaho Allied Dailies. Official newspaper, Illy of Burley, County of Cassia; Idaho. Chamber BURLEY New tax changes was the topic of discussion Monday, Feb. 8. at the Burley Area Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon meeting at Price's Cafe.

The guest speaker was Ron Luke, a representative from the Internal Revenue Service Office in Twin Falls. "The reason for the changes in the tax laws was to make them fairer and simpler, but only time will prove if this is true," he said. Among changes are two tax rates going into effect with 1988 returns 15 percent and 28 percent; in 1987 there are five tax rates, according to Luke. During 1987 all employees were asked to fill out and file with their employors a new W-4 form. All dependent children claimed on a tax form must have a social security number.

Parents are urged to obtain the numbers for their children at once. In another change, children who are claimed as an exemption on their parents' tax form cannot claim exemptions for themselves when filing their own forms. Other items he mentioned: Deductions for Individual Retirement Accounts have not been phased out; union dues deductions are at two percent; long term capital gains are now reported as income; if contributions are to be claimed, they must be itemized; "travel and education expenses are not totally gone, but and income averaging is gone. "Hopefully more people will be into the taxing system, time will tell," stated Luke. A few questions were ask from the floor.

The speaker was introduced by Steve Westf all, first vice president. Teresa McKinster, "president, welcomed members and introduced William Shaffer, new chamber executive director. Dave Gibbons, Burley City Councilman, asked for input on the Downtown Burley Beautification proposal which was announced last week. The plans are available for review at the mayor's office. for a series of primaries in Maine, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wyoming and South Carolina from Feb.

23 to March 5 before heading into "Super Tuesday," March 8, a day on which 20 states, including Idaho, will hold primaries and after which, 42 percent of the Democrats and 51 percent of the Republican delegates will have been picked for the conventions. "I think he (Dukakis) will do well in Idaho," Evans said. "We've got a good organization going on a statewide basis and as a result of those energies, we'll anticipate winning in Idaho bh Super Tuesday Evans said Dukakis' daughter-in-law, the wife of his son, John, will appear in Boise on Saturday to stump for the Massachusetts governor at the annual Democratic Party fundraiser, the Jefferson-Jackson Banquet. On the GOP side of the Iowa action, where Sen. Robert Dole won a large victory with 37 percent of the vote while Pat Robertson was second at 25 percent and Bush was third at 19 percent, Evans said he was surprised by the.

vice president's third-place showing. "I was surprised that Vice President Bush didn't come in at least second place. Robertson beat him out for second place, and that gives us all and we know his cam For those who care the very most, contributions to the Cassia Health Care Foundation would be a lasting memorial for your loved one. Send Contributions to: HEALTH CARE' FOUNDATION Box 726 Burley, Id. 83318 Contribution Envelopes Available At: Valley Bank Cassia Hospital Senior Citizen Center CASSIA HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION id- A 5K Saturday, Feb.

tion is at 1 1 a.m.; American War Spencer, president business meeting in the door prize television. (SIP 1 '1 MARVEL M. LOWDER RUPERT Marvel M. Lowder, 78, Rupert, died Saturday, Feb. 6, 1988 at the IDS Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Rupert IDS 3rd Ward Chapel with Bishop John E. Fennell officiating. Burial will be in Rupert Cemetery. Friends may call at Hansen Mortuary Tuesday afternoon and evening, and at the church one hour prior to the funeral on Wednesday.

1 CELIA HILL MALTA Celia Faye Dance Hill, 48, Malta, died Sunday, Feb. 7, 1988, at McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden, Utah. She was born May 2, 1939, at Thomas near Blackfoot, the daughter of David Theron and Martha Isabel Petersen Dance. She spent her early years in the Blackfoot area, graduating from Snake River High School. She also graduated from Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.

She married Merlin Georald Hill Jr. on Dec. 22, 1961, in the Idaho Falls IDS Temple. Following their marriage, they lived in Idaho Falls, where she taught school for five years; in Payson, Utah; and they were currently living in the Sublett area. She was a member of the IDS Church, having served as teacher in Primary, as a visiting teacher, and at the time of her death she was serving as Relief Society chorister.

She was also a member of the choir. Survivors include her husband of Sublett; five children, Monica Broadbent, Hyrum, Utah, Ryan D. Hill, serving with the United States Marine Corps at Fort Leavenworth, Sterling D. Hill, Minon Hill, -and Nichole Hill, all of Malta; eight brothers, David, Dance and Alan Dance both of Pingree, Galen Dance, Wendell, Blaine Dance, Las Vegas, Nevada, Steven Dance, Moreland, Evan Dance, Rockford, Keith Dance, Kent, and Chad Dance, Idaho Falls; two sisters, Marva Jensen, Pingree, and Diane Walker, Logan, Utah; her parents, Theron and Martha Dance, Thomas and a grandson. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at the Malta Ward Chapel with Bishop Val Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Valley Vu Cemetery, Malta. Friends may call at Payne Mortuary from 6-8 p.m. today, and at the church in Malta one hour prior to the services on Wednesday. W.

HERBERT KENNEDY BURLEY W. Herbert Kennedy, 85, Burley, died Saturday, Feb. 6, 1988, at Cassia Memorial Hospital in Burley. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Burley United Methodist Church with the Rev.

John Watts officiating. Lodge rites will be under the direction of Burley IOOF Lodge No. 118. Private interment will be held later atTwin Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at Payne Mortuary from 6-8 p.m.

Tuesday and at the church one hour prior to the funeral on Wednesday. Hospitals CASSIA MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Irene Russell, Melin-da VanTassel, Hope Vigil, and Russell Gray, all of Burley; Cleo Son, Heyburn; Peggy Shockey, Paul; Mickenzie Bessire, Rupert; and Lorelei Hall, Pocatello. DISMISSED: Richard Bruno, Francis Peck, and Angie Salazar, all of Burley; and Carma Anderson, Rupert. BIRTHS: None. MAGIC VALLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ADMITTED: Mrs.

Eldon Hunter, Heyburn. Herman Morales and son, Burley; and Mrs. Jeffrey Watts and daughter, Mur-taugh. to Mr. and Mrs.

Eldon Hunter, Heyburn. RRRE annual meeting Announcing the 48th annual meeting of Raft River Rural Electric Cooperative are Janet Tolley; front left, office Ruth Anderson, general clerk; Alta Allred, receptionist; and in back, Ralph Williams, staff assistant; and Golden Gardiner, manager. The meeting is to be held 13, at the high school 'ir'Aid'ltai'Registrd11 roast beef dinner will be served by Mothers from 1 1 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Stan of the board of directors, will call the to order at 1 p.m.

Grand prize this year drawing will by a 19-inch RCA color Photo) ducted at 2 pm. Wednesday at Peace Lutheran Church, Filer, with the Rev. Gary Benedix officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park, Twin Falls, with a flag presentation under the direction of area veterans and auxiliaries. Friends may call at Reynolds Funeral Chapel, Twin Falls, from 3 to 8 p.m.

today, and from 9 a.m. until noon on Wednesday. KIMBERLY Mary B. Knight, of Roseburg, died Thursday, Jan. 21, 1988, after a short illness.

She and her husband, Dr. V. Ellis Knight, were long-time residents of Kimberly before moving to Oregon in 1972. Dr. Knight died in 1977.

The family suggests memorials to the First Presbyterian Church in Roseburg, to Oregon State University, or to Oregon Health Sciences University. TWIN FALLS Elmer "Chick" Larson, 53, Gates, a former Twin Falls area resident, died Friday, Feb. 5, 1988, in Oregon after a short illness. Burial was in Oregon. GOODING Josefa Echeta, 89, Gooding, died Sunday, Feb 7, 1988, in Hillsboro, Ore.

Services will be announced by Demaray's Gooding Chapel. Woof her outlook: ind Idaho (AP) The Na tional Weather Service provided the following synopsv of Idaho weather: A strong northwesterly flow of air continued across Idaho this morning. Embedded in this flow were numerous minor disturbances rippling along at speeds in excess of 60 mph. These disturbances were bringing moisture and mild air to the Gem State. This pattern will continue for the next two days but slowly taper off as Declo (Continued from page 1) rock band.

The teleconferce will be conducted on March 11. The criteria for the applicant included that the person be highly verbal, be knowledgeable about the Soviet Union, possess the confidence necessary to promote questions and respond to questions and have a wide, well-read backgrbund, Lund-quist said. "I thought that it spoke well of our educational system in Cassia County that she was chosen." The two groups of students will be able to ask each other questions about cultural topics such as education, entertainment, fashion, food and family life. Translators will be used by both groups, Vladimir Pozner, an English-speaking Soviet news commentator will moderate for Soviet teens in Moscow. The moderator for American students at Old Dominion will be Stuart Loory, Cable News Network's bureau cheif ir Washington, D.C.

and CNN's former iWoscowbreueau chief Dukakis (Continued from page 1) backers were not surprised by the 1-2 finish of Gephardt, from Missouri, and Simon, from Illinois, many people were surprised Dukakis, who came from an "urban background," could carry as much weight as he did in Iowa. Evans attributed Dukakis' success to the candidate "doing his homework." "I think that everybody was surprised he could carry as well as he did coming from an urban backgrond," Evans said, adding Dukakis is "taking up the challenge of understanding the problems of agriculture and addressing the issues and offering strong support of the family farm." Evans said he had been carefully watching Gephardt's and Simon's effort- in Iowa and was not surprised. He "knew both of them had worked hard in Iowa, had spent a great number of days there and with both of them coming from close to Iowa, from Illinois and Missouri, it was somewhat of a natural accomplishment for them to win in Next up for Dukakis and his backers will be the New Hampshire primary next Monday, and Evans predicted Dukakis, who, along with Vice President George Bush, leads in the New Hampshire polls, according to the Associated Press, will put forth a strong showing there. From there, the candidates head CLEARANCE SALE on all SIMPLICITY PATTERNS 1 For The price Of See Akl's For The Largest Selection Of (BaSy Quilt) Fabrics In The Area. paign people are worried about his third-place place finish.

"Bob Dole came through strong as a result of him being classed as 'one of Coming from Kansas, he carries a lot of weight and he had a lot of contact, so it was natural. We were expecting Dole to win and win it big, and I was disappointed that Bush didn't come in second." YC3GAYQG PQG3QAD BURLEY THEATRE NOW SHOWING SHOWS AT 7:30 9:30 the serpent the RATED CENTURY CINEMA I HELD OVER SHOWS AT 7:30 9:30 STARTING TUE. FEB. 9TH WE WILL HAVE INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES I me A BABY RATED PG CENTURY CINEMA II NOW SHOWING SHOWS AT 7:45 A 9:45 CHER NICOLAS CAGE MOONSTRUCK RATED PG HARRIS THEATRE NOW SHOWING 1 SHOW AT 8 PM OVERBOARD RATED PG WILSON THEATRE STARTS FRIDAY PLAYS 5 DAYS ONLY FRI. SA T.

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