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Peg 3 BurUy. Idaho Wdntday. February 10. 16 SOUTH IDAHO PRESS Obituaries Topics Slaying no, ie'c g(t a lot of leads, but none are very strong," Kranovich said Kranovich said autopsy results, released on Tuesday, showed Mrs. Nichols definitely died from a gunshot wound in the back.

He added a bullet was removed, but he would hot say what caliber it was. "We're afraid to let out information on the ballistics because if it's local we don't want somebody out there dumping a gun," he sa id. Kranovich said another lead his office and the Nevada Division of Investigation were pursuing is whether a man arrested in Tonopah is involved in the Elko County deaths. Kranovich said the man allegedly stole a car from Carlin around the time of the suspected murders and was arrested in Nye County for investigation of possession of stolen property. At first, police through an Idaho man implicated in the murders of his two brothers might have shot Nichols.

Since then, Victor Wade, 68, of Malad City, has "virtually been excluded" from suspicion in that case. Kranovich said. A man tentatively identified as Wade shot himself to death before his car crashed in a violent fireball in Elko on Feb. 2. Wade was wanted for questioning in the murders of his two brothers in Idaho.

The three apparently had a long-standing dispute over farm property near Malad City. David Haneline, chief of the Nevada Division of Investigation, said it was hoped a positive identification of the man would be made today. Meanwhile, he said a bullet fragment taken from the man's body could not be identified, but it was believed it came from the (Continued from page I rant to extensively scarf Jarolimek's car. He expected the search to be completed later today. No motive has been determined, although robbery has not been ruled out.

Harris said Jarolimek's wallet has not been found, but that a pocket watch was on his person and other personal property, including some change, was in the vehicle. Harris said there is an indication that Jarolimek may have stopped at Jackpot, Nev. for a break enroute to California, but there is no indication he won any sum of money that would have prompted someone to murder him. Harris said the family described Jarolimek as a "casual gambler" and doubted that he stopped long in Jackpot because he was expected in California at a certain time. Jarolimek apparently made fairly frequent trips to California to assist his in-laws in a family business.

Elko authorities are still asking that anyone who may have been driving along that stretch of U.S. 93 early Sunday morning, when the murder is believed to have occurred, and may have noticed anything rele-vent to the case, call Detective Curtis Watson at the Elko County sheriff's office. "We want to know if there were any hitchhikers seen or if anybody picked one up," said Elko Sheriff Jim Miller. "The only thing we know right now is he was traveling to Perils, California which is near San Bernardino, for employment. And when he left Idaho, he was alone." Jarolimek was married and had two children.

A complete obituary and announcement of services appears on page 2 today. Meanwhile, in Carlin, Police Chief Mike Kranovich was trying to solve the murder of gas station attendant Barbara Nichols. 45. "Right was somewhat dissappointed at what he termed a "low rate" of surveys returned, some good general information emerged for evaluation. "While in some ways it appears that traditional community support for the schools has not been ALYERDA RASMISSEN BURLEY Alverda ltasmuss.cn, 83, Burley, died Tuesdav, Feb.

1983. at Minidoka Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 10 a m. Monday at the Burley LDS Second Ward Chapel with Bishop Martell Holland officiating. Burial will be at 2 p.m.

Monday afternoon at Bear River City, Utah, Cemetery. Friends may call at McCulloch's from 6-8 p.m. Sunday, and at the church one hour prior to the serivces on Monday. A complete obituary will be announced tomorrow. RICHARD E.

PETERSEN SHOSHONE Richard Earl Petersen, 37, Inkom, former resident of Shoshone and Paul, died Saturday morning, Feb. 6, 1988, following an extended illness. He was born Oct. 10, 1950, in Tremonton, Utah, and attended schools in Utah, and Utah State University, Logan, graduating with top honors in dairy science. He served an LDS Church mission in Finland from 1969 to 1971 and was a scoutmaster for many years.

He married Gail Hansen on July 27, 1972, in the Logan LDS Temple. They lived in Utah for many years, and then in Paul, Hamer and Shoshone, where he engaged in dairy farming. Surviving are his wife of Inkom; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petersen of Elwood, Utah; one son, Earl Richard Petersen, Inkom; four daughters, Rachel, Melonie, Becky and Debbie Petersen, all of Inkom; five brothers, John Petersen, Hyrum, Utah, Russell Petersen, Carl Petersen, Scott Petersen, and Neil Petersen, all of Elwood; two sisters, Marilyn Simmons, Elko, Nevada, and Patricia Petersen, serving a church mission in England.

He was preceded in death by his mother and grandparents. Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m. today at Rapid Creek LDS Ward Chapel in Inkom, and burial was in Tremonton. Arrangements were under the direction of Manning Funeral Chapel, Pocatello. Valley Obituaries SHOSHONE Edward Dale Hicks, 51, Shoshone, died Monday, Feb.

8, 1988, at his home. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Shoshone Assembly of God Church with the Rev. Jim Dye officiating. Cremation will follow the service.

Arrangements are under the direction of Bergin Funeral Chapel, Shoshone. The family suggests memorials to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association. They may be left at the funeral chapel. GOODING Josefa Echeta, 89, Gooding, died Sunday, Feb 7, 1988, in Hillsboro, Ore. Services will be announced by Demaray's Gooding Chapel.

JEROME The Rev. Earl Skaggs, 96, Jerome, died Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1988, at Magic Valley Regional Medical Center, Twin Falls. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hove-Robertson Funeral Chapel, Jerome. KIMBERLY Roy L.

Gose, 87, Kimberly, died Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1988, at Twin Falls Clinic Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Reynolds Funeral Chapel of Twin Falls. TWIN FALLS Edith Mc Bride, 87, Twin Falls, died Monday evening, Feb. 8, 1988, at Mountain View Care Center in Kimberly.

Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Twin Falls LDS Second Ward Chapel with Bishop Barry Watson officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park, Twin Falls. Friends may call at White Mortuary, Twin Falls, Thursday and Friday from 3 to 8 p.m. and at the church on Saturday one hour prior to theservices.

The family suggests memorials to the Edith McBride Memorial Fund. They may be left at the mortuary. TWIN FALLS Gail Layne Montgomery, 54, Sepulvada, a former Twin Falls resident, died Monday, Feb. 8, 1988, in Sepulvada Funeral services will be announced by White Mortuary, Twin Falls. Completes recruit training OAKLEY Navy Seaman Recruit Gregory E.

Gorringe has completed training at Recruit Training Command, San Diego. He is the son of Leland E. and Marj Gorringe of Oakley. During Gorringe eight-week training cycle, he studied general military subjects designed to prepare him for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's 85 basic fields. Gorringe's studies included seamanship, close order drill, Naval history, and first aid.

Personnel who complete this course of instruction are eligible for three hours of college credit in physical education and hygiene. A 1987 graduate of Oakley High School, Gorringe joined the Navy in November 1987. Computer classes coming BURLEY The followilng computer classes are starting this spring under sponsorship of the College of Southern Idaho Continuing Education program. Introduction to Micro Computers runs April 5 through May 3, from 4 to 6:30 and from 7-10 p.m. The cost is $47.50, and classes will cover IBM software applications for business and home use, including hands-on experience in word processing, spreadsheets, and data base management.

The other class is Lotus 1-2-3 Level 1. Topics of this popular software course will incude Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet commands, graphics, database features, and an in-troducetion to macros. Cost is $65, dates Feb. 23 to March 22, p.m. For more information, call 678-1400.

would like to focus on. people feel that there should be stricter discipline in the schools. It is not clear to us exactly what the perceptions are, or how discipline should be strengthened, but we must addres this issue," he said. Replacing the high school building was not a popular idea among survey respondents. a two-to-one majority, there is no support for ever replacing the high school building.

With some repairs needed now, and the situation continuing to get worse in the future, this is definitely an area that needs attention." he said. DiazGranados noted in the report that a general appreciation for communication between schools and patrons in the district was realized. And, the issue of school consolida-tiori is still prominent, DiazGranados said. "It is clear that the consolidation issue is not dead issue will need serious and continued discussion," he said. The superintendent reported he would have liked a "greater and therefore more reliable" return of survey forms, but was "thankful to those took the time to complete them DiazGranados said that while he Darrington (Continued from page 1) would depend on if he were the front-runner by that time.

By that time, there will have been numerous candidates that will have dropped it's hard to say if Our impact will be great from the Idaho primary." Of the Democrats, Darrington said they have so many candidates with no real front-runner, it is difficult to tell what will happen. Darrington also said" Bush's run for office may have special appeal for Idahoans, since Sen. James McClure, R-Idaho, is such a close associate of Bush's. Darrington said he thought "Idaho would have clout because Senator McClurc.is one of his (Bush's) closest friends." However, McClure said he has "no desire" and "no plans" to seek a cabinet post if Vice President Bush is elected president. "All kinds of things like that are being discussed, but I'll just say this notwithstanding a cabinet post, McClure will be in a tremendously Body of Canadian man found in Snake canyon near Eden TKRRYG, JAROtJMEK BURLEY Terry Gene Jarolimek.

33, Burlev, died Sunday, Feb. 7. 1988, at He was born Jan. 4, 1955, the son of Robert and Gertrude Horky Jarolimek. He married Mary Ann Christensen Jan.

22, 1977, at Burley. He farmed west of Burley. He was a member of the Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife; two daughters, Kelly and Jamie Jarolimek; two brothers, Leroy and David Jarolimek; one sister, Mrs. Allan (Bonnie) Smith; and his mother, Gertrude Jarolimek, all of Burley.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Pella LDS Church, 400 S. 160 with Pastor Willis Blair officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant View Cemetery. Friends may call at the church prior to the service.

There will be no public viewing. The family suggests memorials to the Special Olympics. McCulloch of Burley is in charge of arrangements. THE REVEREND ORVILLE JOE SCANTLIN KIMBERLY The Rev. Orville Joe Scantlin, 69, Kimberly, died Monday, Feb.

8, 1988, in Magic Valley Regional Medical Center, Twin Falls, of an extended illness. He was born Sept. 4, 1918, in Maramac, and came to Twin Falls in 1936. He worked with his father and brother as a carpenter and plumber. He married Sylvia Mullins in 1939.

He farmed south of Kimberly for seven years after 1941, until he returned to carpentry. He was called to the ministry and pastored and built the Hazelton Assembly of God Church in 1956. He pastored there for Vk years, then pastored in the Fruitland church for 1214 years. He was also pastor of Lake Fork Church for 7V4 years. He was in Oawaka, Mexico, where he helped build a Bible school.

In 1985 he spent the summer ministering to the Indians in Alaska. He served at North Pole, Beaver, Stevens Village, Calcerzak and Stanley, Alaska. In the winter of 1986, while in Quartzsite, he started a Full Gospel Church in his trailer park. He later oversaw the building of the First Assembly of God Church in Quartzsite. Surviving are his wife of Kimberly; a son, Leroy Scantlin, Jerome; a daughter, Lou Ann Nolan, San Antonio, Texas; a brother, Harold Eugene Scantlin, Mountain Home; a sister, Joan Christanson, Seattle, and four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents and one foster son, Johnnie Popper. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Twin Falls First Assembly of God Church, with the Reverends Homer Walkup and Burl Duncan officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park, Twin Falls. Friends may call at White Mortuary, Twin Falls, today and Thursday from 3 to 8 p.m., and Friday until noon.

ALICE L. ROPER TWIN FALLS Alice Louise Gaskill Roper, 68, Twin Falls, died Monday evening, Feb. 8, 1988, at her home of an extended illness. She was born Jan. 13, 1920, in Burley, and attended schools here, graduating from Burley High School.

She attended the University of Idaho, Moscow, where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. She attended Sawyer Business University in Westwood, Calif. She married John W. Roper on Feb. 26, 1943, in Burley.

They moved to Twin Falls in 1949 where they owned and operated Roper's Clothing Store. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Twin Falls, P.E.O. Chapter AO, had been active in the Vera C. O'Leary Junior High PTA, and later was co-president of the Twin Falls High School PTO. She was also a member of Daughters of the American Revolution and Blue Lakes Country Club.

Surviving are her husband of Twin Falls; one son, John W. Roper Boulder, one daughter, Victoria L. Roper, Gooding; a brother, John L. Gaskill, Idaho Falls; and four grandchildren and one step-grandchild. Memorial services will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Friday at First United Methodist Church, Twin Falls, with the Rev. Tom Tucker officiating. -Cremation took place at White Crematory. The family suggests memorials to Magic Valley Regional Medical Center Foundation, the Idaho Youth Ranch, or the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children in Salt Lake City. Contributions may be left at White Mortuary, Box 845, Twin Falls 83301 RICHARD POOLE RUPERT Richard Poole, 20, Rupert, died Wednesday, Feb.

10, 1988. Funeral services are pending at Payne Mortuary, Burley. 'JIG HI RISK DRAFT BEER 25' Happy Hour Wed. -Sat. i' Local AARP meets Thursday BURLEY AARP (American Association of Retired Persons meets at 1 m.

Thursday, Feb. 11. at the Burley Senior Citizen Center. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Carney will give a short travelogue on their recent holiday to the British Isles. Card party planned EMERSON The Emerson Grange will host a card party Saturday, Feb. 13, at 7:30 p.m. at the Emerson Grange Hall which is 2 miles west of the Burley Burger King. The public is invited to attend.

NARFEtomeet RUPERT The National Association of Retired Federal Employees Mini-Cassia Chapter 406 will hold its monthly breakfast meeting Saturday, Feb. 13, at 9:30 a.m. at Amen's Cafe, 530 Rupert. All NARFE members and eligibles in the Mini-Cassia area are invited to attend, spouses are also invited. For more information call 678-9760 Philip M.

Argall, chapter president. 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.

AAurfaugh (Continued from page 1) Superintendent Dr. Frederick DiazGranados responded to some survey results in a published report after the results were tabulated. DiazGranados suggests the survey was only marginally successful in terms of the number of responses the district received. Out of 280 surveys sent out, only 41 were returned. Fifteen percent of district patrons completed surveys.

"In spite of the small number of forms returned, there are several clear trends that are emerging," DiazGranados said in the report. "It is clear that there is great satisfaction with the elementary school program, and great general dissatisfaction with middle school and high school programs." DiazGranados said it was easy to see why people are dissatisfied with the middle and high school programs, but suggests that many people haven't really considered some recent changes in the programs. "It is easy to see why this (satisfaction with elementary, and dissatisfaction with middle and high school programs) is so, but many of the (survey) comments seem to have neglected to take into account the many improvements we have begun during the past year," DiazGranados reported. With respect to discipline, DiazGranados said strengthening discipline is an area district patrons Hospitals CASSIA memorial Slim, Burley; David Nelson, Malta; Glen Arthur, Paul; Ellen Schmidt, Heyburn; and Kathy Castaneda, Rupert. VanTassel, Roman Castaneda, Lois Glaesemann, and Alta Halsey, all of Burley; Garna Smith and Mickenzie Bessire, both of Rupert; Kelli Johnson, Idaho Falls; Shane Adams, Pocatello; and Harold Curtis, Magnolia, Miss.

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Public notices published each Tuesday pursuant lo Idaho Code. Deadline for legals is Friday mor- ning. Member of Associated Press, Idaho Allied Dailies, Official newspaper, City of Burlev, County of Cassia, Idaho. 1 EDEN The body of a 78-year old Canadian who disappeared two weeks ago was found Saturday on a ledge of the Snake River Canyon near Eden. Henry Penner, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, died from head injuries caused by the fall, according to Jerome County Coroner Gerald Ostler.

Jerome County Sheriff Elza Hall said no foul play is suspected. Penner was apparently traveling alone, returning to Canada from Keno Bay, Mexico, on Jan. 26. His car was found Jan. 30 in a ditch alongside Eden Road, about five miles south of Eden.

Officials had conducted an extend powerful position as a senator or something else, considerable power. They are very Darrington said. "I would never say he will be a cabinet officer, but he will be in a powerful position in the Bush administration," Darrington said, comparing McClure's possible influence to that of Sen. Paul Laxalt in the Reagan administration. Bush's son Neil told reporters in Boise last week that McClure "would make a great Interior secretary But McClure, who is one of seven national co-chairmen of Bush's campaign for the GOP presidential nomination, said at a news conference Tuesday in Pocatello that he has no desire to get into administrative work.

McClure is the ranking Republican on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. "There are 78,000 employees there (in the Interior Department) and that's an administrative nightmare," he said. "I like to discuss policy and to help make policy that is what I do best." demonstrated in this (survey) exercise, we feel that we have gained some valuable information, and that now, as a (school) board and (district) administration we must address these issues what is best for the students we serve in this district," he said. ed search last Thursday and then suspended efforts until Saturday when 16 members from the Search and Rescue resumed the search. Family members of Penner assisted in the search.

Sheriff Hall said the man's car had run into a concrete ditch after making a U-turn through a grain field. Penner apparently walked in a southwesterly direction toward the canyon. After walking to the canyon's edge he apparently went down to a ledge roughly 50 feet below the rim and then fell about 200 feet to another ledge. No autopsy or further investigation is planned. McUure said Bush was "certainly disappointed" by his third-place finish in Monday's Iowa caucuses.

He said Robertson, who finished a surprising second behind Senate Minority Leader Dole in Iowa, "certainly demonstrated that he has the political organization and the enthusiasm that translates into political support." But McClure said he disagrees with the nominating process, and said he did not know why the rest of the nation should be influenced by the early votes in a few, sparsely populated states like Iowa and New Hampshire. On the Idaho State Steering Committee, Darrington will be joined by more than a dozen of the state's most prominent Republican leaders and activists, according to Idaho Campaign Chairman state Senate President Pro Tern James Risch. E3EAQE BURLEY THEATRE NOW SHOWING SHOWS AT 7:30 9:30 THE SERPENT AKD THE RAI.10W RATED CENTURY CINEMA HELD OVER SHOWS AT 7:30 9:30 STARTING TUE. FEB. 9TH WE WILL HAVE INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES I THREE MEN AKD A BABY RATED PG CENTURY CINEMA II NOW SHOWING SHOWS AT 7:45 9:45 CHER CAGE MOONSTRUCK RATED PG HARRIS THEATRE 11 I If 11' VALEK 1 i Each consoling word, deed, card and other acts of kindness at the time of our great loss, is very much appreciated.

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