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MagicVallKeep K clean: Poiiud v en tio n m ay b e on th< local groundw ater.
W here to vote: Today “L egals” sec tion cont com plete list o f poUin fo r TVvin Falls County.
MoneyE a m ln ts reports: M clsaw p rofits drop 11 pe B lockbuster r e tu r n ^ black.
Food & Ho\mE a s t m ee ts W e s t K inneighbors jo in forces t a g ^ e n th a t’s b o th pi a n d practical.
SportsA ngeb fly ahead: T heA n a h eim A ngels ta k e <
' from d ie San F ra n d s a in S an P ^ d s c o .
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OpinionS teering th e county: 1 \Falls C ounty commissi) b e b es t s e n ^ w ith M i a n d G rindstaff, to d ay s a l s ^ .
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before davP a g e B l suspect wro ^ o B * jjjp g
region andlay^ Adding Iantains a Chief Char [Ung places Ity.
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between IS a i H u f l I t ’s the W a t th i s program that
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intgomery County, Md., bui S in the Open, lighted doorwa bus was k illed by a b u lle t lawn Tuesday in an attack tha was com m itted by the Wasl
[per, who has spread fear a a nd confounded police for three lg to the tension, Montgomery larles Moose quoted a portion
III, left, and CorUIn Runyan InitaH SoaHtlon program and Cvttrall com ihfllr district Is quHt low.
ill particMayerawttter______________
• It’s a 10 minute drive Tw!High School students |(j,ey and Cody Cantrell ArJ t Hidalgo, a WendeU ^tool sen io r, i t takes ntl'Sand 20 minutes. J JW est End Auto Tech ibat lures them to Buhl g nmoons a week. One of gast pbjpular A dvanced traT echnical Educarion areirograms, the auto tech cotIrawa m d e n ts from as fornberly to receive the izeutomMive training. ancion to being popular, reg
eeks lowerS m d m m f
A L L S -Id a h o Power e* tosing to cut in half the tioittreamflow required a t anoa in d h iu ^ ty e a rs . tioi1 a i g h t no t be to the det«ft Iddio Department of. 1.6-ime.' - ' Dat
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; r ‘dally shot in la lakes cryptic_________ te r police fo
shoodng site, bus d riv e r Moose ded rway of his letter, which iet sh o rtly an authentic that police chief quoted Washington d iild rm a re r across the If linked to
itee weeks. slaying of C lery Police occurred in . Ion of a let-
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4aH rfngs onto MfInt pistons at oofflmiitn from Rtor to ittsnd. V
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the Buhl propam also acts a id e a l sum m ation of on ARTEC’S goals: encouraginj dents to make the trek to a & o ther than their own to rt< quality technical training.
By their nature, technical grams require hundreds of sands of du lars in equipmen training. As such, roost disi are lucky to afford Just oneo: com plete programs. By joi forces, e a a district could sp< ize in just a couple of prog and then open their doors' ti retdon’s students.
rminimunF e d e r ^ regu la to rs t h i s '
ordered Idaho P o im to coos drought contiiuency plan* i ex tend iiu an fl-m onth exc tiOD to flow requirem ent! (mother four m onthi Ib e e » don, first g r a n ts in May 2 dewatered tbe &taka lUver I 1.6-itfile’s tre tc h below 1(1) Dam; as w a t^ wasj^vjerted
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rmis'day, O ctober 23, 2(
[iildr<a t e s t i n c i d e n
p r e p l y t o s n i {found this weekend near a
sdined Tuesday to comment ± investigators strongly bei lc message from the sniper. I d the letter’s dire posts^pt: e not safe anywhere a t any tii to the sniper by ballisdcs Conrad E. Johnson . 35,
n Aspen Hill, would be th< Please see SNIPER. P
ID RESUI
■t tlM Wast End Auto Tieh prof I. WhUa a record number of studi
1 lags in~ However, whU^ students partici______ programs is ®«ati as the num ber of studc>ne of home school toIm stu* school’s tech prtsdiool • less than ARTEreceive hopea.
For the 2002*1:al pro- 1,540 students itf thou- ARTEC progranm t and across the regieistiicts from last year’stor two But of those, onloining are attending pripedaT the district of dielIgrams “ C ertainly outo the have not been m
Sass, ARTEC’S ex
Tl Milner £s y e a r power generation,nsider Since Idaho Poif after ating M ilner in ]xemp- flows have been sits by times because of
dons, according’ 2(K)1, Energy Regulatoir for a When FERC grai^ilner tha t allowed devedfOT Mihier stretch th
nark stat
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rognvn In BuM. The elaaa b Ml A udents are ewolled In ARTEC, tb
1 tech phile the number of M is i ricipatlng ARTEC „ - - j eater tiian ever, die " " idents leaving the to attend another program is much . five
TEC officials had instar tech,
)2-03 school year, ts a re enrolled in J■ams a t 13 schooU gion, an increase r’s 1,032 smdents. . . v . i only 103 students programs outside
heir home school K l f a our expectations «hIL2 I met,” said David ***«¥ executive director.
flow durin/on. of tills Power began o p ^ pansr.in 1992, minimum tw<mmn suspend^ tlu«e Theof drought condi- is sugilg to the Federal 95 cmitory Commission. drouglranted the waiver vntil f lewatering of the through rad-July
te schoo.T h e
M ore d e b a te s-B 1 » A 2 brougl
T uesdA ttom oy Falla (
• B l ers In--------- . statewi10 repeated oftenlira of more had utive dass governm ent to r
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fl Advanoed Retfenal Teehnical , tiie nsmber of atttdents In coun
urogrami « i ^ o p p o rtu n itie s an d m o n ey\R T E C was designed to brii Etricts together to share expe re te c h n ic a l program s. Fi ttance, Buh! spkializes in au :h . F ile r ih ag solutions ai dn Falls in information techni y. S tuden ts wotUd be free Uld a few houra a week at tl tool of their dioice. il fact, legislators even got in i ac t by drawing up HB 51 ich allows districts to let the id en u leave theh- schools f [f a day witiiout losing out cendance mcmey*
Rease see TECH. Page;
lg droughtdlls yeati it required the con ur to consider an altem ativ dmum flow fbr d ro u ^ t years, h e c o m p ^ announced that»tga*«Hng a ni<wtiwiiTti Qow <cubic fe e t p e r second as it ught con tingency plan. It he il February to submit its pla
Plem.aaeMditER.PageA
dIs ch iefh e forum, sponsored by thi in F a lls A rea C ham ber o s m e rc e and CableO ne ught the candidates togethe jsd ay ev e n in g in th e Twii la City Council chambers t« i Magic Valley ivsldents th< i (Qiporturdty to see the {day In periiaps the most visibli ewide dection race, eo t Just, the chamber’s exec e director, served as modera
lie contrasts w e n **r**^y pro
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TW IN PA LLS-1 .' 80 much ten u Unio
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"Ara we a gover
be debated against Twin Falls Cotmty Prosecuting Attor- n ey G ran t Loebs
ll on Wednesday, yrg. T he Twin Falls
Cham ber of Com- . m erce and Cable- O ne h e ld i ts th in d eba te forum for I
■ l dates. Chamber exe . ± Ju st has also invite
debate the term-Un dum and the Indian
• tiadve.**The real issue is
,ring Campbell said, pen. But Loebs, who dot Pqi- immediate stake in t Buto out because he isn't and o ^ c e again until 20( uioi. l>e term limited unt e JO th e re a l issue is Io
republic form of go the “repeal the repea
jnto “The Lerislamre c eirt lawful authonty to :
limits,” Loebs sa id .' f-_ you’re mad about tl
, __ did it, a re you reall law? When you teU a lik e Twin F alls or
“ Rupert diat voters in let them vote for whi
" that's dangerous for Uc."
t Donna Bach, dhe c
ber members posing speakers, made her
om- on the i d ^ of term lir iv e “It’s bad for rural rs. said, alluding to the It it serdority tool that he f. of power between vuba its areas. “We’ll lose ou
has Legislature.” lan Bach noted the Leg }A2 Please see UK
‘Candidathe nounced in their deliof Howard, gentle witl
ne, biage, featuring the :ier' Idaho’s public Mucai[Tin L u n a, agg ressiv e vto d e c la ra tiv e sente:
h e dem anded radical cay K ier, who, new to tl3le scene, repeated die c
local controlec- Luna su p p o rts vofa- re fe r s to th em as
^ PleaseMeSCtKK
s50 cencsw
A Maryland police ofllcer accompa- nlea unldentifled family members of Conrad Johnson, a 38-year<old father of two wfw was wned Tuesday In Aspen HUI, Md., as Uiey leave Bethesda's Subuitan Hospltal after leamlng of his deatti.
es)atenitsne, it’s an republic (locracy
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ing o u t . th iB '2 ^ '. j r r
v m m m t M l b t . ,
C a m p b ^ when'ist ' 'S5; [eSSiSbs O Q Q O
lls ^ ^31-le- •-------------- 'h ird a n d final or Idaho candi- executive Kent - vited experts to i-limits referen- iian-gaming ini--
i is democracy,”
• doesn’t have an in being termed sn 't running for 2004 and won’t
undl 2008, said s losing a true : govem m ent If ipeal” passes, re did have the to repeal term id. “But even if it the way they eally for a bad ell a community : o r B urley or -s in Boise won’t who they \vant,' for the repub-
De of thu cham- ing quesrions to ier own .speech n limits.. tral Idaho,” she the loss of the '
I helps equalize Lrban and rural ! our say in the
Legislature will B UMITS, Page A2
atesdelivery style - w ith.m ore ver- h e m inutiae of ucation system; re w ith te rse , n ten c es th a t sl change; and :o th e poUtical le call fw more ,
; vouchers bu t a s “ p a r e n ta l . *
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T o n ig h t: F air a n d quic
T o m o rro w : A line Fall
T o d ty : Light rain mlxii Cloudy. H ighs i n i h e £
T o n lflh l: D ocrcjaslng c c lo u d s . L ow s in th e Ic
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i S l l l l H H B B n B H iHaatth prof. hon__________
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Tech__ContlniMdfronAl
Not only are students n the variety of educadonal but the schcxils are missing state money, Sass s a i l
HB 510 offers money to have at least IS percent of o u ts id e th e d is tr ic t. T designed w ith technical m ind, to encourage stude o th e r schools w ithout pe home distria.
Yet, few districts are taid o f th e ex tra m oney. O f t avaU abie to th e region, < $20,000 has been handed school districts, Sass said.
a e t t l n g t h e a t u d e n t s t oSass places some of the I
schools for their lack of pr
Limits__ContlmwdfromAlsee m ore than a 30 perc turnover tliis coming winter. } a turnover of eight years requ of legislators in the lerm-iii
C iic u la d o n: D w ilel W alock. c iteu la iion d ire
Circulation pbona lln«f ar« .between 7 and 10 a.m. only. I >do not receive your paper by 7 call Ihe number for your area: Burley-Rupert-Paul-Oakley.................... 677-
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I S u b s c r ip d o n ra c e s --------Hocne ddivcry: dtUy ind Sundiy.
;per week: Sundiy ooly. $2.50 per' MaU MibKripilom muu be pakl in id 'and tre available only where dellvi ;doc malnitliied. Mall nm : All Idaho ^ Ijra a d Sunday S6.00 per week, oaly S4.00 per week. Sunday ooly I
<^i or uate r«iai: itallj
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ra in sh o w ers , p o ss ib ly minino ■lly c lo u d y sk ios.' H ighs in tho
3uiot. Low s In Ihe SOs.
"all day, H ighs In th e SOs to n
nixing with sn o w p o s s ib le , olhi le SOs.
>0 c h a n c e for p rec ip ita tion , wii e low er to th e m id 3Qs.
:loudy a n d qu ie t. H ighs In Ihe
I VALLEY. SURROUNDINGwcumutattona ol arww mtaJna wNh >d oul fear today. Otttarwiaa « 9 «c( > throughout lha day wtth r tM r ^ w ratoraa.a«ar.wgMi M I* JT -m m m tuO I S E weather lootca Ika H
ptaaaarrt and cjmat warn . rnkkSa o l tha waatc Thi^ taw scattered hlohJeval
win rtot atop lha tempera ^ ^ ■ ■ w a r m in g up nicely.
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advisln dents il
• their S( » llg<M« in th e r
s missing out on All h lal opportunldes, ARTEC sing out on extra
to districts that , Wh«t of students from book is T he law w a s - , So“ J
al education in Miiddol idents to attend ARTEC penaliiing the
dents baking advantage If the $300,000 grams.] n , only around 8 ™ ^ . ' led out to local s n u ili^
O n thHU trlr« «
t o c o m e 5 ™ ”le blame on the Andw promodon and random
inidadve, the tur______ be about the sai
pointed out. H c chamber membe for debaters,
e rcen t Loebs added tl jr. With ra te for elected
county level nu viimits same rate.
Sunday S7,00 per wecilire c to r P " ***^- iire c io r 5^,^^
a re open $>3-00 charge w l l l l y .U y o u reiunwJcheekt.
la: M a il in fo rm a d tT he-nn».N ew *(UP
'77-4042 luhed daily at 132 Tti *>y l^ e PubUcal
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(aH w lllbavery o c l»aim tor the Laat otr. NiThara wll ba a ■ 5 l 9 9 f 5 PMl douda. they leraluraa Irom
cityl i a » r « t a « 1 Maa'<.-RNUTAH eon2r»F#„y :Ky mixing with a owotohow am intha cw w tfA lana 1Utona cannot b e £*<>•. NV__3lharwlaa 5 5 2 5 : ° ' ’oi arM moally ' ;
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sing about ARTEC programs, i s in the Magic Valley - regar< * school is an ARTEC membei ble to enroll in any ARTEC pr e region, he said.1 high schools have been pre E C s 2002-03 counselor’s hani '•page m anua l fe a tu rin g 1 E C s programs and their locad lether educators refer to the is uncertain, however, Sass sai m e school d is tr ic ts , sue doka and Filer, J o actively pn EC program s, and th e ir nur zt that effort. Minidoka has 62 I both from within the distric elsewhere attending their ted s. Filer has 186 students in it «, a significant num ber give size of the district the other end of the spectrui ets such as Hagerman, which a single student involved in a
? w ^ * H ag e n n an schools hav tm class In robodcs, compute
turnover rate would Cair same, John Haight voted i H e was the o ther tim e i iber with qufsdons 1998.1
doesn’tI that the turnover local le ed officials a t the "Fm runs a t about the limits,"
h a v e th------------------------- 1 H e arceic. daily only $5.00 < ireds Ci» ly $3.50 per week. o u t- o f -in all above rale*. A PO ltfedII be levied for a li t h a t
are Int voters I
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ber of students KllHwnan Hanaan Jaroma
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IS. AU stu- business, theytardlessif plete technicaliber - are Even diough: program ARTEC school
participate inprovided other spools,andbook. And yet, notlg a ll o f tech program»dons. school courtseloJie hand- He said thatisaid. bandied about,such as it down becaus-promote portation probli
numbers This year, nos 622 stu- to express an iitrict and es, he said,tech pro- Of course, thj1 its pro- haven’t been n iven the g ram s in the
Hoffmann said, tmm are But first, a su Ich don’t and career inter n a tech- “T hat’s some
do,” Hoffman sa fiave the L ike m ost s uters or responsibilities
:am pbell said he ' ac tuall ed against tenn limits the lot e it was posed to voters li 8. He also said he especlall sn’t support term limits on dii ll level.Pm not a SM kesman for lem ts," he said, “Though they di e their argument.” e also said the reason hun 3s of thousands of dollars 0 : -of-state m oney was beint red into Idaho for term limit! la t people all over Americi Interested in finding out II xs in Idaho have a voice. He I w hat the L egislature did d set a dangerous precedeni he rest of die country.It Loebs said that in reality, 1 limits simply limits voter ce. He also pointed to a study rbya-Boise State U niv trd^ esso r dem onstra ting th a t a widi term limits are suffer- rom several problems since ementadon. Evidente shows term lim iu In state legisla- s p roduce m ore gridlock,: goes more slowly because
ITS are more provlndal and
h at vou get vd A tenn limits
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3t a single student attends a im th is school y e a r , said lior Ray Hoffmann, nt while die idea has been tt, generally educators shoot Ltse of scheduling and trans- blems.10 students have come forth interest in technical cours-
that might be because they made aware of w hat pro-
e reg ion a r e av a ila b le , d.survey of student academic crests may be in order, nething certain ly we can said.school co u n se lo rs , his
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only within the scho en die region, Sass said. » t A fter all, it’s a wii ns- both th e s tu d e n t ai
added.th■5- N o t ju s t o n e ’s respey Justin Tate, head a -o. program, said ARTEC e , also play a role in ART
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The I'N (A P) - An would b rfu l electronic and wot rpled nine of die wise ex ers diat manage flow of 2 affic diis week, said Den d Tuesday. But Idaho Po xs didn’t notice Dave I ick only lasted sorofdii
Game Ind te House were mum flo O ne o ffic ia l be basec ack Monday as water wt ated and large- . were fisl isLthese-crucid— -had-tak< history of d ie years foi
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lilner____BRC, and the proposal must jd e com m ents from other icles th a t m onitor wildlife vafer.e lower-flow requ irem en t d be used in drouglit years would not change the-other- ex isting minimum targe t
of 200 cubic feet per second, Jenms Lopez, spokesman for ) Power.re Parrish, r s o n a l supervi- the Department of Fish and
i In Jerome, said die. mini- flow re q u irm e n ts should
ised on biology, ^ f o r e the ' WM * u t off in 2001, diere fish living in the reach. It aken-about-three-or-four~ for fish to become estab -’
I d i ^ h e s a l d . ’I and Game is detyebping an’II response to die proposal .
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But diere’s more to it than of technical programs, said » a Twin Falls High School coun
She said she informs ail sti ing spring registration of A 5rams. However, often there portation issues or schedul « th after-school sports or oi ies.
Hurley and the other auti ients said they_didn’t mind 3uhl for their educadon. But, heir afternoon schedules coul n their noon to 3 p.m. auto ted
That ARTEC’S overall numl ndicates a definite Interest Ij raining, Sass said
“They’re voting W di dieir heir elective choices,” he said.
Timcs-Naus w riter R oben Mc aached a t 735^231 or via e-mc r®magicvallcyxom.
. the old dam, providing__ flow in the river channe
Idaho Power’s FER st included a minimum s :r o f 200 cubic fe e t per e ■ about 90,000 gallons t
m inute to help establi tt w a te r fish e ry downs ■s Milner.r- Idaho Power reportec It that nionitoring as reo 1, year 2000 found few fis r ing the 1.6-mile reach
less than 2 percen t w- I- fish. Fish spedes indtui a led dace, U tah sucker i- sculpin, redside shiner, 1 carp, U ] ^ cdiub ^ sn » bass.
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WASHINGTON (A U.S. government is pn free a small number oi from its high*securi Cuba, in what would b release of combatants v longer considered a th re a t , S ec re ta ry of D onald H. Rumsf« Tuesday.
“There are some peo to come out of the oth th e c h u te ,” Rumsfel Pentagon press confera
O ther officials said tion of anonymity that i within days.
The U.S. govemmeni for months that some oi oners might eventually cuted, released to other for prosecution or hei nitely. Though ndes foi tribunals were announC' seven m onths ago, no been ordered sent bef bunal for trial.
Some of th e men hs held for nearly a year sii ro'iinded up during the tha t opened th e militi paign in Afghanistan o Transfers from Afghar Guantanamo began in Ja
The main task with t the months has been to gate them for informal m ight h e lp p reven t attacks and catch other ; offidals have said.
Rumsfeld said officij ve tting the prisoners i sure they were not candii p rosecution, no longei in te llig e n ce value , an
Court ha minor ex
WASHINGTON (AP Supreme Court has stee debate over executing j killers away from Wasl and into state legislattire:
The court refused Mo consider banning the exe but four justices deliverc ing criticism of what the; a “shameful practice” ail 22 states., Ju s tic e Jo h n Paul Si jo in e d by Ju s tic e s Da S outer, R uth B ader Gi and Stephen Breyer, sali percent of the 3,700 pe< d e a th row com m itted Crimes when they were and “ the fact th a t the I tures are paying attentior issue is remarkable.”
.No ju stice w rote sepj Monday to defend the pra
The juvenile case rejei the court involved a Ke m an sen ten c ed to dea a b d u c tin g , sodomizin; killing a gas station atti when hc was 17. Kevin St now 39, has been on dea since 1982. The high couj Stanford’s case in 1989 to juvenile dxecutions. ..S te v en s said th a t sin 1969 case, “a national con h as d ev e lo p ed th a t ju ' offenders should not be t ed .” Indiana, Kansas, M( and New York now bar thi tice, he said.
Kent Scheidegger, of th d ta th penalty Criminal J L «gal F o u n d atio n , saic because th ere arc not ei votes a t the Suprem e Co outlaw those executions, law m akers will probabl; debate w hether juvenile i dons are appropriate. “It jtijit be something that’s le ed'and goes away,” he said. - S teven H aw kins, exec
£ r e a o r of the National Coi to Abolish the D eath Pei ^ d any new sta te bans p ^ b u ad e o ther justices ti thfc four. “With one more v i ^ o r i t y of this court is ret iftilfe th a t is cruel and un Iftmishment,” said Hawkins
' -.-’The Supreme Court this aboliwed executions f<
iA«ntally re ta rd e d . Like the issue of Juvenile V
turns on the individuals* cai to tm derstand th e ir situs
__ and-their-level-of-culpabAlso bt issue is whether the t^ 'faa s changed its mind t T(wat k in d of punishm e: ropropriate..Hpnly the United States i few other countries allow e
■V juven ile kiUers. Siztt^itDpiose destb'penal
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e tt^ tio n s violate not. ooh ' dtttttitutional ban on cm d
punUhnM^nt'ba IfiOigrnational treaty- lUftne
^ f re e p rjuantanai(A P) - T he threat to tpreparing to Its allies,
r of prisoners T he firsurity ja i l in Includes “ad be the first ber" of meits who are no he didn’t II a te rro ris t ties,of D efense Pakistani
isfeld sa id visit to th< number o f :
people likely represent aother end of States,ifeld to ld a The govewence. ally in xhe cid on condi* asked theQt it could be retum to Pa
It’s uncilicnt has said countries he of the pris- their nationilly be prose- “We vett«ie r countries assessmentheld indefi- detainees dfor military to the Unit
meed nearly. Hayauddinno one has P ak is ta n
before a tri- Washington There are
have been 58 Paklstair since being 100 S audithe air war Kuwaitis aillta ry cam- United Statin on Oct. 7. from 42 cohanistan to labeled as <) January. saying it mt1 them over until th e eiI to interro- hasn’t madenation that means the e:nt fu tu re in Afghajiist;ier suspects, al war which
for years,icials w ere It w as unrs to m ake m en to be indidates for freed compltger of any feired to sorand n o t a detention, Ri
ands decis xecution t(\ P ) - T h e other 22 hav«iteered the “T he prai>g juvenile such offend<Washington p ast a n d isires. evolving stanMonday to a civilized scexecutions, ' Ing justices w-ered sting- • D ianne Clthey called tims* rights giaiiowed in said the justii
ing to draw (I S tevens, the support oD avid H. with th e streG insburg ion.
said just 2 “When youpeople on ixiind's eye pited th e ir cherubic chitre minors not a fa ir fighle legisla- B reyer alsidon to this opinion to sa
consider whetepara te ly tio n a l to lepractice. extended dmiejected by sa id F lo ridaKentucky Foster has S(le a th fo r years In prisoising and Foster, now ‘attendant punished botl1 Stanford, more than a {death row death row’s t;ourt used asked whetheto uphold isbothunusua
theconsensus
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to s tate
ibly now le execu- “It might s legislat- lid.(ccu tlveCoalition V j I I | V Penalty , l i f i 1 ^ 1 ns could s to join
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risoners imo jail0 the United States and
irs t ba tch to be le t go “a relatively small num-
nen, he said, adding that ’t Icnow their national!-
ani offidals have said a the prison tum ed up a of Pakistanis who do not It a threat to the United
)vemment, a major U.S. e counter-terror war, h u he m en to allow ed to Pakistan.
iclear how many o ther1 have s o u ^ t release of lonals.etted them and gave our s n t ... th a t some of the s did not pose a threat” nited States, said Asad J lin, spokesman for th e t n Em bassy in ron.are reported to be some * tan is in Guantanam o, 1 di A rab ians, a dozen : and so on. In all, the a te s Is holding 598 men Ci c o u n trie s who It h as wi IS enem y com batants. ^ may legally hold them ra I end of hostilities. I t to ide d e a r whether that vn e end of the campaign istan or the entire glob- th ich is expected to go on pe
wlu n c le a r w he ther th e or le re le a se d would be “1 ipletely or simply trans- pli some other country for wc , Rumsfdd said.
sion on ii to statesave vaiying rules.ra c tice of execu ting 5-.iders is a relic of the jta is Inconsisten t w ith candards of decency InI sodety,” the dissent- •] s wrote.C lem ents of the vie- d .is group Justice For All vastices appear to be tiy- je.:» public support - not •<t of court colleagues - woiitrongly worded opin- the
inc/ou say juvenile, your Ke! paints a picture of a Ste:hlld^," she said. “It’s Kei
ilso filed a separate say the court should
hether It is unconstitu- le a v e in m ates fo r I F
Ime on death row. He B H ida in m ate C harles spent more than 27 H |
Ison and “If ecu ted , H I M 55, will have been H)th by death.and b y / a generation spent In \ s twilight. It is fairly \ h e r such punishment Rial and cruel” ^ 1 ^ 1
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Cunningham, a home healt worker in Chicago, is thanki didn’t have to rely on Congi raise the minimum wage, 01 to consider the idea. She’d s wai dng.
“They don’t want to do they need to (do) to help people,” said Cunninghai who got a raise after a living o rd inance passed In Chi “They think more about r id pie. It’s not fair to people working.”
The last federal minimum Increase was in 1997, wh jumped 40 cents to $5.15 an from $4.75.
Democrats had hoiKd to gle passage of a minimum increase this year by palri with tax cuts to win Repub support But even that ince h asn ’t b roken through Senate’s political bottleneck state anci local govemment increasingly trying to lake u slack.
The Democratic measure,: duced by SeiL Edward Kem D-Mass., would have raisei wage to S5.75 an hour this $6.25 next year and $6.65 in 2
“M illions of minimum \ workers are living in poverty the minimum wage has not increased In six y ea rs ,” K ennedy spokeswo S te p h an ie C u tte r. “Sen Keimedy is eager to get thi;
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worst time possm wage the minimum wvhen it Eckeriy, chief S<an hour the N ational
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uincdy, should be,” she Siled the Congress’ inaciis year, groundswell of a<n2004. and local level. Tl1 wage District of Colun ty. and thetr minimum w >t been the fed era l go ” said nationwide move troman ed in more than ! in a to r ordinances, anc fus bill other campaigns i
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - Del ban on d is se n t, doze anguished m others and young men held a ra re u tioned protest Tuesday, tai th e s tre e ts of Baghd demand that President Si Hussein’s governm ent pi
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K ier saw vouchers as ht good potential. However, vi ers still have some form of em m en t strings tied to tl Thus, she supports tax aedii d t i z w to spend directly on school of choice.
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i d a d , s e e k p r itheir relatives hadn’t retui home after Saddam grantei amnesty to almost all the ci try’s prisoners on Sunday, u n p re ced e n ted m ass p a r sparked bedlam , as pri,sor overpowered th e ir guards stormed out of their cells w uudous rdatives dam bered c penitentiary walls.
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It ’s a S23 m ill ness ih e comn o f Tw in Falls run these days r e q u ir e s a di sophistication unprci in th e jot).
A g e n e r a t io n r a g o , th is w as a p a rt- tim e , re ta il- p o litic s positio n lh a t depended as m uch fo r success b o n th e so c ia l sk ills o f (he com- A m is s io n e rs a s u p o n th e ir g ra sp Tl o f public finance. e n v i r o n m e n t a l policy and health- Tv c a r e m a n a g e - ^
N o m o re . In E x p e r i e n c e counts.
T h a t ’s w h y Gl w e’r e su p p o rtin g _u i n c u m b e n t ^ R ep u b lican com- HC m is s io n e r G a ry G rindstaff for re* e le c t io n in BO D is tr ia 1 an d for- m e r T ^ in F a lls C ity C ouncilm an Mil Tom M ikeseU , a ^ R e p u b l ic a n , fo r ^ th e o p e n s e a t in |\/]2
G r i n d s t a f f , ^ who% seeking h is H31 second term , h as p ro v e n h e c a n SBi
m a k e to u g h \|V0 | c h o ic e s , a s h is h a n d l in g o f t h e VI6^long-running d i s - ____
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■ County has dem onstra an d th e o th e r commis d id n 't p le a se everybo th e y b e n t o v er back> b e a r everyone.
H ie r e ^ t is a count o rd in an c e th a t regulai grow th o f d a irie s withi u ln g th e industiy . It^ a 1 able fram ework fo r grov
T h is a p u b lic offic it has dem onstra ted th e q to grow in th e jo b , as c s tra te d by his handling g o v ern an ce o f M agic ' R egional M edical C rati
■ his evolving view s on I finance a new ja il. Wh d o n ’t a g r e e w ith G rindstaff has done, it^ he’s a thoughtful, ca iefu ager o f the county^ busu
His D em ocratic oppc How ard M eiers, is a lo'
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About these races:T here a re tw o districts up fo r election on the Twin Falls County com m ission .
In D isW c tl . Republican in cu m l)en t6 a ry G rindstaff is t)elng challenged by D em ocrat H ow ard M eiers.In D istrici 2 , D em ocrat
B ob P o w ers fe ces R epublican Tom M Ikesellln th e s e a t being vacated b y retiring M arvin H em pelm an.The 77/nes-Afews offers its en d o rse m e n ts a s a service to voters. W e
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J* n e n t , BobPowers. A m oder- aa t e - t o - l i b e r a l e w h e n h e was onth e City Council, 9MikeseU has had 1
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prom ise on dairy “ is su es a n d q u ite r ig h tly su g g e s tsthat any new Jail ofm u s t b e at-appro v ed b e th e co v o te rs . A n d w e
w o u ld b r in g a fresh perspectiveto t h e b u d g e t Ukis s u e s t h a t con- Cafront th e county. im
O u r p r in c ip a l ef]reservation abou t . * M ik eseU is h is support fo r turn-
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fit o f adm in is tra to rs sigo rs, so m e o f w hom ^r ib u te d to M i k ^ l s g j
says th e hospita l is ^inaged w ell a n d h e {ea so n to c h a n g e it. wdh c s tic k s w ith th a t ^ind is open-m inded 1 to c o n s id e r o th e ris. ,D|Ja part-tim e sh eriffs |a ceem s to b e la rg e ly j1 th e sing le issue of ediiy fo r d e p u tie s an d bn ty em ployees. We youiy s h o u ld b e p a id ser\ on ly w hen th e re ’s ,
oney in th e budgeti. mer i, w e recom m end a ary G rin d staff and«U on Nov. 5. ^
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How ard f o s te r s respe* In a b u n d a n c e o f peo p l
Dr. Marilyn Howard h u 1 support of many respected in our state! Former superii dcni of public ihstruction. RepubUcan Jerry Evans, a 1 widely regained as a succes superintendent and busine: has said of Dr. Howard, “Sh good head; she has a good h she understands educadon.
Tcachcrs statewide feel e don is on (he move, progres forward under theleadersh Dr. Howard. As one teacher "Four years ago. I was disro 3RL-d. I now have renewed e siasm for my job. I owe that professional .■njpport of Dr. Howiird.”
Parents appredate the wi and compassion Dr. Howard exudes. They also appredat “tough as nails” approach tc cadng Idaho's childien. Wh< inserts her belief of “every c leaming every day,” and ma tains a policy of “no excuses from her teachers, parents k that, as a leader of educador will brook no nonsense. At a recent gathering in Twin Fal she spoke passionately and f fuUy about meeting the neec gifted and challenged childn and preschoolers. Parents wl were undecided voters said, has my vote now.”
She is respccted hy the lea of higher educadon who app: ate her effons to keep our sn colleges funded so post-secor educadon is affordable.
She is respccted by the sta Legislature, which gave her t reigns over a $930,000,000 sci
She is supported by busine like Howlett-Packard and Bo: Cascade, which recognize the importance of a well-funded,- erly supponed educadon sysi
Lastly, Dr. Howard is supp( by Republicans and Democn) who rccognize that there is n< Democrat or Republican way educate a child. It is encourag to drive throu^out a commu and see Dr. Howard’s campai signs in the middle of a clustc signs for Republican Candida
Dr. Howard has snitewide 2 port from parents, teachers, e cadona] leaders and business pie, independent of polidcal i affiliadon.
Please give hcryour suppoi well on Nov. 5.
N. DARLENE WRIGHT TwinFalls
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I would like to comment on editorial for Oct. 17.
In it, you stated you offered your editorial endorsements a service to your readers. Don’t : think it would be nice if you ai illy researched diose endorse- tients before rendering this se /ice?
I noticed you have incumbei Hep. Francis Field rurming igainst Democrat N&ke B i^e i nie reality of die situadon is E s a small farming conununity vest of Filer and Mike’s last ni s Ihler. You state Mike is prim y known as an environmental icdvist opposing daily operad< n the M ^ c VaJiey and state i lot a strong legisladve candidi n key state issues. Td really 111 0 know how you came to t lu t 1 lusion. Pve Imown Mike for bout three years and find him « well educated on issues, will 3 solve problems, willing to lis ) opposuig views, and not und le thumb of any special intere roups. He is, I believe, a third- eneradon Idahoan. Do you suj ose it’s because he is a Democ lac you can’t see fit to endorse im? Endorsement or not, he ti lyvote.In the Gannon-Chisholm race
3u again have another enviror lental acdvist with no real qua catioos (Chisholm) running lainst a real powerhouse of a mdidate ana a conservadve epublkan to boot (Gannon). K annon,asyou state, has vast iperience as a comptroller in t avy. Correct me if Pm wrong.
By G arry Trudeau
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but isn’t diat dll warmrh pays $200 for a I
Seooforahamn ate Gannon will useto edu- don when dra/d
hen she don, but lean M V child ®n ^ a r e re s ji l l s
wdl get results.] • tcnnw damned, I diink io ^ ^ e Chisholm ™ * h . „ ness from Idahoi-niu Bill Chisholm hai {arri to be the s<
Distric. a ond 1 won t find him v
who will ot the pmphJ ,“She proved to be as t
all the people ofeadenjpred-o S i y JEdim-Smte:.
boxaccompanyir tate torial did indeed i r the Ihler's name. We school rtcrion the next d
any confusion tht nesses caused.)
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iponed The residents £ xats need merely conj no record of candid^ay to Stennett and Ton -aging the Senate seat fl lunity die past sclaign Stennen has serv ner of Legislature, work iates. sdtuents in his di: e sup- obtained a leader ;edu- minority leader 0 sspeo- aseatontheA gri J party Comminee as wei
committees. CUint ran as protect human ri(
ty rights for all dll nis district. Amon he has worked tir confined animal f
n fe issue in Gooding ( Magic Valley. He
ra cy numerous biUs to in your the uncontrolled (
dairy industiy to j yj erty rights of ther>asa protea the existiti ,’tyou ers from over expi actu- effective lead er^ se- him to get severalser- passed in c i te of:
don from industry,ent
ler. wSSe Clint Ster sBuhl the people to bem y of life and make hiluune ter place to live, hi imari- Tom Faulkner was al Gooding County initions • iust one cow Bheis being an Envirorui date Protection Agency like Site. During Faulk It con- ^ Gooding Count)
hew asdirecdyres [m to allowing die uncon /iiiino of the daily indust] listen ' diey now have twi( ider as there is land tos irest He has allowed 10,i •j. dairies to locate ne sup. ties and recreation ocrat to allow Jerome Q] se its indusoial waste : has County. He contini
and maintained a d ice, dietic planning and >on- mission with ooviot itttij. interests. When dri
Gooding County, or a look out the windov
rows of manure on • .Mr. roll down the w in^ t vehide and take a c nthe see the irreversible J, . has created for his (
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the same outfit that this‘ a toilet scat and neemmer? You state thiruse foimess and cau- whiifdng dairy legisla- Idaiitell jrou firsthand thrt1 caution-what we chodts. Bill Chisholm Sents. Endorsement be Dn k m go widi Bill T h his degree in busi-ho State University. Pnihasallthequalifica- . *
5 senator from OOCd then some. You Irn voting against die Tim)ple. and hc has orgs1 strong advocate for Popof Idaho. ing.
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re:i4n informational elseour Oct. 17 edi- evid
^misstate Mike mouVe published a cor- . afonnday. and tve regret Wthe error may hatx isun
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e ts a n e a s y “ s™ Ick fo r s e n a tetso t District 25 incitonsider the past untaidates Clint havefom Faulkner for du^iIt from their district. Thseveral years, Clint wornsrvedinthe needorking for con- sizes1 distria. He has butlidershiproleas inforr of the Senate and Thes•gricultural Affairs is mowell as three other diemiint has worked to andcrights and proper- buththe residents from appn
long odiers things, forcetirelessly on the nandd feeding operation institigCountyand duskfie has crafted is prato help regulate oven(d growth of the worldto pro tea the prop- tb .Cle residents and d tesitting dairy produc- pon vj^n s io n . ^ ^
ralCAFObiUs doesiof severe opposi- lyplain y lobbyists and dure i1 outside die Magic plann
greatcitenneu worked for plannsner dieir quality there3 his district a bet- time a, his opponent statesvas busy turning wheref into a disaster planni)w away from resortirunental greateicy Super Fund dieabdkner’s six years diat pinty commissioner, whereresponsible for access»ntrolled growdi WEIistiy to the point Waawice as many cows (We.to suppon them. thePoi 10,000cow-plusnext to communi- Don’ton sites. He voted mltfMCheese to dump nilgra stein Gooding ' ToPinually appointed Let'sa dairy-sympa- cablesmd zoning com- theMd'ious conflicts of itfeuvOdriving th ro u g ’ numbe .oneneedonfy ‘ aresulidow at the giant tedmdMl every comer or undoa idowofyouradeepbreath to bad ta jledam agehe ,„youdri is consdtuents Is ^aodnoi
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this the type of leadership we need representing us in Boise? thirdc not. If he does for Idaho what he did for Gooding Couni fdaho won’t be fir ro drive dirough, much less live in. The ±oice is d ea r-C lin t Stennett 3eruite in Distria 25.
DON COGGER TwinFaOs
Popula tion In s ti tu te lo e s n 't p ro m o te ab o rtlo r
In his Sept 18 letter to The Hmes-Netus, John Cox d tes an >rganization as accusing the Population Institute of “promo: ng... abortion, forced contrace ion/sterilization (and) euthana ia.” I challenge Mr. Cox, the oi lisation he mentions or anyone Jse to produce even a sdntiDa ividence that the institute pro- notes any, much less all, o f the forementioned.What the institute does suppt
i universal voluntary access to icdically approved methods oi amily plannmg. Aside from thi ignificant fa a that we are nequivocally and unalterably pp o s^ to human rights abuse: iduding force and coerdon, vo ntaiy famdy planning progran ave proved highly successful u ^ u ^ o u t the world.There are more than 300 milL omen throu^out the world wl eed and want to determine the ze and spacing of their familie: ut lack access to family plannii iformation, means and services tiese are the women the insdtv most concemed about Many« lem do not want another child id did not want their last child it lacking access to medicaDy >proved contraceptives, are reed, if you will, to have preg- indes they do not want. The stitute is very much opposed ti is kind of force as well, though practiced every day, over and e r agai^ in many comers of tl: >rld; it is the kind of force that r. Cox and the organizadon he es apparendy. and sadly, sup- n widi unbriciUed enthusiasm. For the record, the institute is not “promote” abortion, no: es it regard abortion to be planning but rather a prt>ce- re resorted to when family inning is unavailable. The iater the investment in family mning. the fewer abortions ire WUl be. It has been proven le and again, espedally in tte tes of the former Soviet Unior lere lack of access to family inning led many women to ort to abortiort Today, with sater access to contraceptives,! abortion rate is plunging in It part of the world, as it b else ere when family planning is essible.VERNERFORNOS Vashington. D.CWerner Fomos is the president c Population Institute.)
n ' t u n d e re s tim a te { ra n ts ’ w ork v a lu a'o Paul Williams of Jerome: e t's get the truth out on the le shall we? You referred to Money Section of 77ie ZImo- » O ct 16 >^iere it said tbe ober of laborera is declining as suit of improvement in faim
locumented fore^pWoricers. rue, tedindlogy; has ttdcen k a f w Jobe; however, have driven to a fimn Of a daily
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moving lines, milk is, other than the 0 lies of the owners? competition. Woul'
I do agree that good high-paying I ance availability hi However, we votec to wortc state. Why Dell came here? Tl low wages. I would focus your e n e r» ( ing jobs and msJon something that all • offer the employee families.
Point is, if you re Sodal Security nov
I ' thank an ille^ali« you have pereonall; our country’s Immi; NaniralizationSer^
J” m yeyesarenobea*n*y» coyotes vtho UlegaD . firom aliens and lea'. J #«. desen to die), you r
have a due as to wl ing about
Craig is doing the and I guess I fit ind that do not agree wj that said, I have tos
on member of the Sien , OK,Ihaveasugg
everyone «4io owns farm and the Hispai lies who work on on with one, are assodj inany way: Stop she Don’t eat out, b i^ d ceries, buy tires, goi
I*® . or dentist, no gas, fa ment, plumbing, ele ing. Let’s see how so
le c h ^ e s h is o rh e rm___ would happen to die
then? We could trul’ to MICHELLE CHA^ B-h.
y H ow ard’s e f fo rts se^ p roven e f fec tiv e
I am writing to Str ^ mend the re-electior
Superintendent of P ■I,. InsDvction Marilyn: X " Dr. Howard has m
years of experience: J® Idaho’s children frot ^ te a d ie r to a p ^ d p t
doaorateofeducatii itute Brigham Younjy o f Her opponent, on thi
has never been a d a M teacher. He isn’t cer y he qualified to be a I
fact, he just recendy received a bachelor’; the Intem et in a non
Ito field to fulfill the rec gh it run for a legislative I id Dr. Howard’s oppothe favor of vouchers, wl at drain much-needed i le Idaho’s public educa p- There are an estimat n. students in Idaho wh
accredited private sc lor each student receive md- proposed voucher, it
the state an addition lioni Our state canno much money drained public education syst
' dally when we are lo anodier defid t forth
* year. Dr. Howard smi es the use of voucher
Dr. Howard has wo gently throughout thi implementing the ne
^ Achievement Standa Ise. Dr. Howard’s expert!
ing, she has made gre implement the Idaho Itdtiative. This initiat test eveiy student fro
f 0f garten through third \ test results v e both and parents an indica where their children i o f reading. Even Gov. Kempdiome has calle
I agree with the Ida Statesman’s editorial
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Howard in bCT r» « M Id a h o i superintendei ZnstiuctiocL
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ty here in Idaho.,', o tedldahoarigh^.,. . iVhydoyouthink^ ,!? They can pay iis- ' mid love toseey6U rw onhigher-p^-, .BJong insurance all employers n iiis t. jyeesand their V ,
ureceiveyour noworwillsooii, la liea A n d u n tfl. nally dealt with' n m i^ tio n an d 'Services (who iri'' better th w the’ M ^takem onCT^ leave them in the'
oureaUy don’t ”B what you’re talk;.
(the right rhtrig, , in th elS p erce rrt'" ' e widi youi Widi ! to a ^ are youa Sierra Qub? uggestion to w nsadairyor spanics and fami- none, do business sodated with one '> shopping today.9 domes, get gro- , go to the doaor s,farmequip-, electric^-noth- w soon everyone erminds.What Ithe M ade ValLay • truly ca lT h tra^ l . 3UVEZ
>rt8 h av e Ive> strongly recom- rtion of Stateof PubUc lyn Howard. ism orethan40 ice in educating . from a dassroom - dp a l.S h eh a sa >• cation degree : ioung Universify. An the odier hand, • |'1 dassroom >certified, nor is e a teacher. In ndy (last March)Jor’s degree over non-educational ! requirement to ive office, ipponentisin s, which could led revenue from lucation system, m ated 10.000.) who anend :e schools. If sived die $3,000 r, it would cost donal $30 mil- rmot afford this.Ined out ofsystem, espejy ^ r ;e looking at SSSS r the next f i s ^ ^ Ss m a rd y o p p ^ ^ S *Jiers. ■s worked d i l i £ ^ tth e state in S i g : new Idaho SSSS ndards. W i d i - ^ ertiseinread- ) great strides to ahoReading* 'Itiative w orl^to . tfromkinder- ; ird grade. The ; '■ oth teachers/. •'■i.Jdication asren are in terms 2 ,Sov. : )‘alledd ie lR F ff I [ .
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IhavebeeninO w yh most of my life, and Re has been extronely iiu in enhflndns tfaesocl&l no^w eO -bdngofO w ElidBre counties. Rep. J b e ^ an outstanding sii fanners and ranchers d nine t6nns in the Idaho Re¥i?esentatives. All th and'i'anchers that I kno s p e ^ highly of her ext help! integrity, high etli her rtsponsivcness to d of constituents.
R i^. Field’s dvic dut veiyextensive, and she
and fann polides and ft standing b l ic service, also b e ^ induaed to ti Rep^licanH aU ofFan
Rep. Field is running election on the Republi for D ^ c t 23-A, and I s believe we should give 1
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Tbe litde old men whi around the table in youi room and dream up edii could not be more wronj can you compare teache Idaitt to Barry Bonds? H more than all the eleme teachers in Twin Falls. I take/10 beginning teach salaries to make as mud major league rookie ben warmer.
Bany only works with of hl0 business. Teachen with itudent who do not leam or have parents wl w an t^em In school Thi students with all the var disablUtiesand attitudei sodety. Students are ofti out of school for family \ Should a teacher be pale merit for a student who hurii&g for a week when concept was introduced?
Problems with merit p I indude the dghtwads wl ff to rm gn ize success. Twi f elebibntary schoob are c
teHtty among the top in t nation in student p ^ o r r
i Only 2 percent of the stu I the’fiation attend school: I' lesirftinding.' Our schools are overac
con^i>ared to the level of In Iny 36 years in educ
hsWt»never known a teac d i ^ o t want success for < student every day. Save' ' 'b ^ b a l l model” of meri until school funding reac subsistence level in Idahi will Heed to spend onothi mOlibn a year to reach A] levdipf school support. I i thinldyou would be happ; lo w er^ our performance Alabama’s level
DENNIS SONIUS TwinFalls(Jeter’s note: Dennis So
■ n utiSaffitin More than 1<X annually by plastic s'uri syc^cal operadoDS, che ^suction is small.■-.Performed! Liposucti foUowing areas: cheeks ^ s t areas, bade, abdoi
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rU useJidudes are example,shehasbeen Thederious awards courtA-ecorI education treasurer a id for ou t* ' ning unop{ ice. She has Apparentlj o th e majority ol rame. County are ing for re- they ore dc iblican ticket continue tcI I strongly wont the jo ve her our to do with t
dearly spel are profess and their jc and experil
le rit p a y tenure. Mai .MkoM. sense for aa c n e r s . its leading l who sit become hig-our board years of pn sditorials an inexperirongl How trying to pu cher pay in of the couni s? He makes If It isn’t 1 mentary CLAIR KIs. It would Jeromeachers’mch as one L edsIatU I
shadowedrith the best By the Coiers woric United Statnot want to the govemn! who do not does not rulThey have So the stavariedes of Idaho overrides found in which were often taken ' will of the ply vacadons. The statelaid on said,‘*Wek]ho went the people chen a key Another red? Austria in 11it pay Adolf Hideri who refuse what is bestTwinFalls’ Germany.”re consis- So ben u sin the ment of Idalfonnance. Consdtudonstudents in and tells t ^ools with ‘‘W eknbwv
people of IdiTachieving, Arm bands?iof funding. GLENLniucadon,I Buriey eacher whoor every DucMlUntl
wouldn't hcaches a To John IMIaho. Idaho Wow, Mr.: )ther$94 ing your per 1 Alabama’s McFadden, i 1.1 do not you are neid ippyifw e' norab irdw i nee to do to you?
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Imlts eliminates oters’ power5 an open letter to those i irlM suppon term limits.'I upset because our Jlire overturned your «iforce term limits on us. ]mits passed by a narrow Ijrhutnotineveryicounty. j >ur are attempting to do is itw that would ovenide ties of the majority of vot- tidividual counties. ie Jerome County for I
lerk of the district ccorder/auditor, county ta-and assessor are run* iapposed. Why? \ Itly the overwhelming/ of voters in Jerome care satisfied with the job fdoing and wiil probably 1
sto be as long as they f! job. Polides has nothing t<th their job, which is spelledoutbylaw .They a essional business people, r job requires expertise srience gained only byflakes about as much pr a hospital to have to fire „ Tg heart surgeon who has ' • highly skiUed after eightpractice and have to hire iierienced doaor. You are hput the state In control siunty’s business. Vi’t broke, don’t fix h! tit tC R I C K E I T S Ge p
nture’s action«d HKIer’s sophistry ^Constitution of the Ltates, the people rule th mment, the govemment pi rule the people. p«state govemment of a(UTode “term limits,” g<tre voted into law by the w e people of Idaho. TIIte government of Idaho 5 know what is best for ^ ie of Idaho.”!r man said that In .11933. His name was ler. He said, “I know est for the people of
luse the state govern- daho ignores the ion of the United States tl» people of Idaho, iv what is best for the Idaho,” what’s next? is?LITTLE
Irting subsidy t hurt farmersiM . Martin:Ir. Martini After read- >ersonaI attack on Mr. n, it is very obvious that sither a duck hunter watcher. What did he
ist have been so anxious0 him that you missed point of his letter. He- iy suggesting that tiie
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T E R S —local Ducks Unlimited d u retain some of the money raise and spend it locally i subsidy of sorts to te in e n would plant field com insi silage com, tiiereby maldi money (not less).
I bave often read in 77ie News about d ie possibility ethanol plant b dng built i M a ^ Vdley. Were that ti become a reality, it would the farmer yet anotherma for field c n n . What you ai ently don’t understand or i about is tiie fact that we ai ing our flyway because we l o ^ our food base. We u have thousands and thousi acres of com stubble to su these migrations and hold in tiie Magic VaUey. I doul we have 1 0 percent of that
You live in Hagerman,'V community enjoys the ecoi fruits of the duck season a: Hagerman Valley is the ho for the hunters. You are pr too stubborn to admit it, bi should extend Mr. McFadd
“‘^ ^ ' b RUCE EVANS
Perry Will support the voters' actkms, declsl
It Is not enough just to pt initiative for term limits. W have to elect offidals whb > support the will of the peo; We have voted for tenn lim three times now, and thank career p o U d d ^ we h pass the tenn limits inltiati' more time this November.
Bruce Peny, the Idaho nt Democrat running for Ueuti govemor, has said that the Legislature should have hoi the will of the people. Whei pass term limits again, tiie c politidans will txy to ovenui again. That makes the lieute govemor very Imponant, sir will cast a vote of the Senate The voters need Bruce Pen^
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SHOSHONE - Cre Tuesday were still busy uo the site of a train dt tn a t ca u sed 14 freighi crash ea rly M onday, a spokesman said.; One ^ tvre sets'of trac
s iie , ju s t west of Shosh rp 6 p e n e d a t a b o u t 1 2 T u esd a y , sa id U nion sjiokesman Mike Furtnej ' C rew s ex p e c ted to h
o th e r s e t c le a r l a t e r t night, he said.
The train was fully Ioa sugar beets, and 14 of th jin sp e d th e tra c k s dui d w h . which happened lOAjn.. Ifobody was h u rt The exact cause of the
w as s t il l u n d e r in v est Furtney said.
Woman sustains In In rollover near We
W ENDELL - A 55-s Boise wom an su ffere d injtuies in rollover crash on In te rs ta te 84 n e a r V according to the Gooding Sheriffs Office.
Cheryl Mildon, a form FaMs resident, was drivini GMC Jim m y west a t abi p.ni. when she apparent correc ted while trying t h ittin g an o th er vehicle Jim m y ro lle d , sa id G C oun ty C h ie f D eputy Pierce.
The crash happened n« m arker IS l, just west of \ Pierce said.
Mildon was taken by ai lan c e to S ain t Alp R e^onal Medical Center i She was listed in fa ir co la te Tuesday, a hospital woman said.
Simpson visits Ma{ Vailey today, Thursi
TWIN FALLS - U.S. Re Simpson, R'ldaho, Is in thi V a lley to d ay and T hi F o llow ing is a l is t of events:
Today• 11 a.m . to noon - Si
speaks tb the senior gove c la ss a t B liss H igh Scl re sp o n se to s tu d e n t J Myer’s request.
• 2 to 3 p.m. - Simpsor w ith th e R u ra l M agic D evelopm en t O rganizai Wendell CityHaU.
Thursday• Noon to 1 p.m . - Si
a tte n d s th e reg u la r Twii K iw anis C lub luncheon Turf a u b in Twin Falls.
‘Haunted iiouse’ opi tonight In T.F. armoi
TWIN FALLS - The National Guard Family Re< Group will sponsor a "h<
— house=-from-7-to-14-p.m< th ro u g h S a tu rd a y a t the Falls armory, 1069 Frontie on the College of Southern campus.
'^ m is s io n is $4.50 for ap'd $3.50 fo r ch ild re n 1 u ^ e r , dlscounu be g visitors bring canned food E^iscounts a lso w ill be Tlnirsday to CSI s tuden t tO f^ student identification.
t h e haunted house has p l ^ for the past four yea b tte f i ts the Salvation Am I^ a h o N a tio n a l G uard F R A diness Group.
;Uoiiey raised also will b< to donate a Christmas tree M a^c Valley’s Festival of T
- t ih is even.t oaeans a lot s o r t e r s of th e Idaho Nai G tw d 'a n d th e ir families, S6 n ja Nowland, event org a id National Guard family b ^ ;
‘"M oney ra ise d ’ w ill noi aBOw us to make a contribui o w ''c o m m u n ity h e r e in
it 'a lso helps our su . ofipoizadon provide for tbe
our c in u i i soldiers S r aracaU ed t d ^ v e dut;
Fam ily .R eadiness ( th is, b y E ducating fl
m ilB b en on w hat to txp ti IM M a l Guard dil^w^^soU
. d U ltd « p and p r o v i d ^' membien vriien tb
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Hm— Newawo r adultsn 12 and ALBION -e given if M arsh C retod items. hM itily appll)e g iven ta d v e s r fW!n ts w ith P ^ y .^ d d i iOR ' farm in Casalas taken AIHon reside
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'f county ooffeitot to the ers, Kn>4 .»».i;N ational maricetinganes," said tliegroup.>rganizer ThouA imlily mem- se n ta tio n , (
A lbioaw asfrn o t on ly . tbe answers Qbution to w m spottain Tw in accesstoCotisupport turbines go tq
thefam l. ta n t iw ja t tasrs when toconad er.Hhity." AlUoa’SlojIS Group • tb e turbines
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EXXON — N ot-quite a year since Kermlt Douglas was ele if Hazelton, but he is resigning, lid he doesn’t get any respea 1 ’CoimdLlas defeated Erv Van Sickle, m en years, last November by gel 4 votes cast when Douglas ra n ' rt of a more open d ty govemme n t more public input," he said lowing the election, dity Cou rs have consistently blocked y power to do that, he said, been basically fighting with
ivirTFainsira profllea of tha two candklati y clarfc aarvaa aa th t county’a c Id chief alactkm ofllcar. Dutlaa I Munty departments and aubmlt «ara and praakllng ovar county
CQROUND Ago 64. lived In Twi Twin Foils County c
I A mayor Irom 1986 tomomberfrom 1978 have threa grown d
RUNNING Ssys ho loves his io /.-■ projects he 'd liko lo
Installing naw softwi
! # • “C T IO N S Says tho fodoral oio
each sta le $5 millior g t - loms. U pdaledsoftvM e S S counting tuiiots 1
Twin Fails County 0: everything thoy can who Is eligible to voi
D Q E T Says he loves worfcise e any need for rw Tho counly has a fn. and h e encourages 1 10 find other ways 10 don’t burden iaxpayi
lUNTY N o tln favo ro fa.cou 4A Q ER emment. People vot
^ I voiers 111(0 an eIecto<
R E C O R D S Says now software, r from.tho Idaho Supro flow of informotion an
H Idaho. Says public ro y Howovor. thoro could
aS^sBaai numbers that pul poo
I U M n s Opposed 10 torm limi oloctions sinco 1076 election process wort
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^developers thmon maiawrttar . spo---------------- --------------------- T h tM - The crowd a t the leare e k E v en t C en te r Lar?plauded the represen* froiWindland Inc., the com- ing.ding 'to build a wind speissia County,’but a few whiidents were disappoint- ate.o receiv e co n cre te Tthdrquesdons. mei
iposed w ind farm in fulltmty proceeds, about Putes could be erected on fanM ountain, providing alsc40;000 h b o ^ taxes to stazfers and jobs to work- nin^d Heckler, director of Tand devtiqmient, told abo
to nimpressed by the pre- said, C tin is R ichina of the> frustrated Iw some of Agaatofaisquestiotts. comrtamen have restricted a t eo tterdM buntahiifthe tniii»tq>? U iat ia an im por condtac.officials will have' sam.Hecklersaid. loolIna DiGnuda asked if mecea win b e painted in andiflBge?.p«tteni'diown wheteq»q> anypoatm ' fo r tec t diat aomeooe wiU Ifm itig a te , th e v i ta a l plant e tu r f a t e " Hecider >truis v m d d b e o M i ^ to b e a
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sar h a s happy widLthe v elected that didn't matte ng. Some Q ty Coie t from fe re n t in te rp n
woricedout., mayor C ouncilm an getting Tuesday th a t D an on a m eetings diffici ment. result, it was ha aid the ness.Zouncil ITie first hint < ed him the d ty stopped
Douglas and stat ith the. n ess w ith a o
5 C o u n t yiataa ( b r t ^ n Faila County d ’a Clark of ttw diatrlct court, s ea Include working aa tha cla Knitting a budget to county C( nty elactlona. Annual aalary:
I R obert Fort(Incum bent)
Republican
Twin Falls Counly 39 years.Ity clerk since 1992. Filer6 to 1802. Rior City Council 378 to 1986. he and wife Carol m children.
Is iob. Period. H e's wotWng on D lo soe through, such as >ftware for recording land
I oloctlon reform bill will givo illion to Improve voting sys- loftwars will shorten prop time ots ar>d improve accuracy, ty oloction board members do can to tnal(e sure everyone I vote ge ts out and votes.
orfcing o n the budget. Doesn't r m ajor changes in the budget, a frugal budget lor its size,)0S ail dopartm ont managers s to generate revenue that payers.
county manager fomi ol gov- voted it down In 1998. Says I
Ided (orm of county govom- 1
re, m ade possible by lundlng : jpromo Court, wU im pm o tho < n anxM>g court systems in c rocords need to stay public, ould be a way of blacking out ion such a s Soda l Security people a t risk of kjeniity theft.
limits. Says h e 's worked In ] 376 ond h e 's obsen/ed the 1 wortdng. f
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i bri^fTesidefimake the dedsions determii sportsman access and paint o The company must secure bo lease from the U.S. Bureai Land Management and a pe from Cassia County befo e bi Ing. These two enddes wlU lii spell ou t th e condidons un which the wind farm must 0 ate.
T he BLM will h o ld sev( meetings, probably in the 1 full week of January, to col public com m ents on th e w Pann, Heckler said. U te B U I Uso accept w ritten commc starting sometime in the be. liM of September, be said.
The wind farm would reqi about 2 0 f u l l - t ^ **wind^t :o maintain the turliines,;aid. Gwen Montgomery aske Jie companv would hiz« loc \gain, Hecklier would not mal nmmitment, but be did say 1 It o th e r s ite s W indland 1 rained locals to ^ die job. ‘i rompany will probably do am e in Cassia Counly. Wndli ooks fo r peop le who hi nechanical and computer ak md sends them to D enm a^ vherever the turbines are nu or training, he said.
If an goes as \ ^ ^ n d l^ o£Sc lian, the cooipany will b e j ^ c trucdon in 2004. The p ro jM 1 « a boon to diecooifflumty. s IbaUnoakelandrCdmpa^pii lint.!:.'?:.-----------
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nee I went on,” Douglas said Bt Erv with a pretty substan* la t showed people weren’t • way ±inga.were going, but ter to (the coundl)."!oundl members have a dif- ire ta tio n on how th ings
n W ayde Johnson said Douglas constantly made [cult to conduct, and as a lard to carry out d ty bust-
It of opposition came when •d buying heating oil from [arted doing all of its busi- com peting business in
y c l e r k Iderk In the Nov. 5 general ai
; auditor, racordar, clerk for t :lark of tha court, compiling I commlaalonara for their app y:S40,97e.
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Age 60, Twin Falls native, retii W est w here she worked a s a I tor and d e rk lor 31 years. s«r\ Communicattons W orkers o l A 8110 a s secretary/treasurer fo and vice presideni lor th ree ye newcomer, sh e artd husband I two grown children.
Says the counly needs a two-f she w ants to give back to the (
Says elections are being handi
Says there a re probably ways trimmed from the budget aod u
county's most Important resout
S ays having a full-time county i having the three county commi part-time instead o l full-llmo co counly money. Would have to I and the cons.
S ays county clork shouia publit of commission mootings In the i
S h e would suppon torm iimlls. I already a re torm limits - it 's coli People ow e it to themsotvos, ar who died lor the prtviiogo, to vo exerdse your righi to vote, you room to complain.
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1”“ °; took tim e off fi Series Tuesday e
“ d e j the debate betwe oper- didates for state
««r«i rew arded:'v era i managers produt 5 first taining banter.
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d it t Johnson-ffld ad 1 had he passed Colorad *• The fUledZdaho’s. o d ie ‘T h e m ith is lv dland tim e and d id no h av e Quatelv.''he aaid. skUls M uch of th e i ^ or know v ^ t a conn nade, Joh n so n , who
ch ie f d ep u ty coi Sdals years ago. He exp icon- troBerls die stated tw in officer and alao a . said S ta te L and Boapriaal-------B oard-haa-the-c— ------ re^ponsiblUtytto
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ig n s , Cllid H azeltoh's sister cit; m- said. H esoldhefirstft n’t City Council meeting lut tion . At th e tim e,.
explained that they lif- conflict of interest ir gs business with the newl
Douglas said he wa id he had done busine: dc some 2 0 years when a served on the O ty Cc
si- The d ty continues tod oil from the o ther bu
:n Kent Sullivan said Tue m After that disagrees si- continued to be left ou in issues as some $4S,00(
Eledion I f i1 -^ 2 0 0 2 iif l ^ilalaetloaT ha . 1X the commlaalon' | j ig budget requaeta •PProval, reglatar*
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- If sports fans school F from th e W orld Sou 'f evening to watch , years cween the two can- U.S. I Ite controller, they he is ) d: The two money be thi duced some enter- Land ]
“PvKeith Johnson, a since
ic accountant who explai —I also has a law accoui
degree, faced ing re j ( o f f w ith w ith I EJ Democrat Bob comes t th e final forum mdust r th e Twin F alls over ti Comm erce and tnunc
ough both live In m ue ii nnichsen grew up “It’s romeCounty. inginadmit that though to hav redo's s a te bar, he C otto
EmmeI was working full ' Johi not p repare ade- in g a id. accouie public doesn’t band I introller does, said job in> was ap p o in ted financ con tro ller th ree be car ■xplained the con- t teVdiief financial bankei I a member of the . rience oard . T he Land But) B -constitu tio n a l— atlon - to m anage-state— John»
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r i t ie iz ecity of Eden, Douglas sR found out about it in a pIng soon after the elec- p le,. council m em berssy wanted no hint of a pt in having the d ty do bewly e l e c t i mayor. tlwas skeptical becausc E
ness with th e city fo r ' Eten he had previously viCouncil and as mayor. h
today to buy its heating bb u ^ e s s . Councilman p
ruesday. fe iemen^ Douglas said he; out of the loop on such al ,000 in proceeds on the
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TWIN FALLS - T he ch leputy for retiring GOP Atton General Al Lance said the d a if his experience in th e ofr tiakes him the dea r choice to .ance’s shoes.
But a Democrat chaUenger si is extensive experience in cot ooms - both as a prosecutor a lefender — has given him the a f handson knowledge the off
r ' ^ kn,a 2 0 0 2 B f “ es^eop le , not ju s t governm e gencies,” said Keith Roark, [ailey D em ocrat run n in g f t to m n general Roane also described himself death penalty advocate. He a is experience on both sides ipital murder cases would hc im advise the Idaho Legislatu 5 It faces possib le chang rompted by federal ndings i
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BOISE - Republican attorrn sneral cand idate Lawrem 'asden T uesday accused h emooadc opponent of not beii irthcoming about a person ^nation to an environm ent tHlp. *Democrat Keidi Roark rejeac le charge, calling It anothi tample of political “demonii )n, which I think is counterpr ictive to what I think needs i ^done."Wasden, the chief deputy i tiring GOP A tto rn^ General; mce, said it was hard to beliei a t R oark did not know thi aho Rivers United supporte eaching the lower Snake Rivi ims when he gave th e grou 00 in early 1999 and again i il2 000 .The attomey general, Wasde gued, '‘must Imow th e issue
ndidates sid s to ea rn th e maxim ui lount of money over the Ion in to suppoR the state’s publi looIs.Sonnichsen, a b a n k e r of 2 ITS and now a vice president c 5. Bank, said the main reaso is running for controUer is t the “acdve” m em ber of th
nd Board.T v e been up front with thi tee the b e^ n n in g ,” h e saic slaining he intends to study tb K>unts payable and the incon
revenue on the Land Boan ch the “jaundiced ey e " tha nes from working in privati lustiy. He said having lived al ir the state dves him an edgi understanding how to maxi ee income from state land.'It’s .difficult for someone li\ in Boise to know what Ifs liki
have a sawmill dose down h ttonVrood, C ouncil o: imett,” he d .ohnson emphasized th a t hav ’ a thorough know ledge o tiunting gives him th e uppei id because of die nature of dw in ac tiiu as die state’s chie
uidal offilxr. Sonnichsen salt can hire someone with thos< lls to do that iob and that as t tker he has already had expe ice in that Idnd of oversight tut Idaho has a $4 million oper on-that-m ust b e m anaged m son-polnted out,-and .an j
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^s c o u r^ e of an old park to be put park, and the possible piirc police car..
He said he dedded to put pattern of exclusion when bers approved a contract in i the city’s police chief, Kei Douglas had questioned thi Hazelton paying for a polic when he first came on boat had been a vocal critic ol before he was elected. But pretty much been laid to resi few months in office. Sullivar
“As a council, we fe lt v about having a policeman,” S
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now the death penalty,lik e Republican Lawnse a t said his years of sele n t Lance have d v e n h*k, a expenence with m arr fo r to Idaho. He said, 1
that he helped fen<•If as gintr"* against Idahosaid on issue h e would» o f make a priority if elehelp - Mid he would remiiture supporter of tbe dnIges gram - which offens on Please see ATTOI
p s R o a rk fl sn ta l d o n a l___ and he must know tb
But Roark, a privmey who has been a counin ee and c ity m ayor, sth is re^xmse he made du
eing deba te-tiia t he donim al on a friend’s recomnuntal s to p p e d j^ e n he fin
in late 2 0 0 0 about tlcted don’s long-standingh e r dambreadiing.liza- "I had b^fn ti:pro- ported d e a n water,s to knowledge th a t 's e:
they did,” Roaric saiiY to extensive knowledge'ilAl did beyond that.”leve He pointed out thaihat Congressman Miche'ted has been a member'Iiver Conservation League:oup in th e Idaho House1 In Simpson’s staff said tl
man joined just to kiden what the environmen:^es. Please see DONATH
S p a rk d e bum business with that kinong would want to makeblic someone with very j
skills. Johnson said h<2 1 oped ^ o se skills in I
t of jobs as controUer forson Oklahoma (where cor; to appointed) and also uthe ta n t who h elp e d p
County back on itshis bankruptcy,lid, Johnson said he hthe put the Idaho contro:)m- ahead by automadn(Eud with computers,itat Sonnioisen counteate ft’s about tim e gcall caught up with private
Ige When they got theiiixi- w rap up , Sonnichsi
would be best for the jliv- he hasn’t taken any nIke coiporadons or sped:in to wiance his campai,o r repeated his conunitr
Land Board,av- Johnson po in tedof Sonnichsen, who migh
>er completely to Demoah e pals on L u d Board iief belong to the party thlid strung the Idaho timb» e and has cau sed prcs a ranchers who use publpe* grazing.
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n c i l -put toward a new auchase of a new .
put on end to the ten coundl mem- : in September for Kelly Bangerter.I the n e c e ^ ty of olice departm ent • 3oard and In fact c of th e concept 3ut the issue had rest after his first ivansaid.I t very strongly t,” Sullivan said.HAZELTON, Page B3
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f‘ Jiwrence W aaden! f serving under,; in him p ra c tica l ' many issues vital t id, for example, fend off f e d o S : aho water ri^ita, ; uld continue to • f elected. He also : em ain a strong * drug court pn>-<*
fers non-violent • TT0RNEY.PagBB3 :
f o r \ a t i o n s ; !V the players.** 2 private attom ey *
-, stood by th e \) during a recent •
fhn f r f i I nm endatknand !! finally learned ut the organiza-; ing support for *
d that they sup- t Iter, an d to m y ' s exactly w hat 1 said. *1 had no ;
ige of what diey ;
that Republican ichael Simpson >er of the Idaho {uesincehewas « lUse, a lth o u g h . id the congress- : o keep up with nental organizs* * tATKWS, Pase 83 '
h a t e ikind of volume ike sure It had ry job-spedfic d he has devel- ' < in his previous ' for the state of I controllers are I
io as an accoun- t d pu t O range • “ its fe e t a f te r ^
le had already : itroUer’s office * dng th e office |
intered, saying g overnm en t ;
vate industry, heir chances to '•;hsen sa id h e ' i ie job bediuse ; ly money from •>edal interests •Ipaign. Hc also t nitm ent to the '
te d o u t th a t night not attest • nocratic prind- rd issues, does f that has h ^ - • imber industry ' p ro b lem s fo r : nibllc lands f o r .;
ter Julie Pence I 3 S ^4 1 o rb v e -l
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; J u d i3 BOISE (AP) - , ^ dering his wife s <• their home has tx a Azad A bdulli 3 lolling Angle Ab< * their house on f
inside early on C
; Lorcne ‘SU’ j 3 Kimberly, servji ' a t W hite Mort
will follow at i Park.
5 M o rjo rle (C2 P a ^ e , menjori2 today a t the Hoi;N Chmxh in Poye•Z Funeral Chapd,
A rch ie W. C layton , servii today at the Ch
.5 Church U.C.C. < .. m en t w ill be
*5, C em etery (Joi g ' Funeral Home, S
« C u rtii Lansb<f Lake a ty . U t ^
{ Soda Springs an<!’ , vice ac 1 2 p jn . 1
2 Soda Springs LD{ ? friends m ay cal
w today at the Sinur w in Soda Springs i
S 11:30 a m Thur«! center.
Jam es Lee Ma service a t 3 p.m.
* MftfptaryI ? TlOSixthSt
i R ^rP .W olfeo f S of Christian burit 1 S a tu rd a y a t St
C atho lic C hurcl rosaiy service at 7 D em aray’s Fune
^ Gooding.
;; Agnes Smutny 0
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: Zina iCrk Tolmai2 Zina Kirk Tolman.- away Sunday October
Stoney Creek Retireme Twin Falls. Idaho.
Zina was born on M in Linden. Utah, to Je
; Kirk and Ciard Roszin « Kirk. She graduated fr( , Grove High School in ; mei the love of hdr life
Alvin Tolman. in July c « Ihey were married on* t9 . 1928. in the Salt
Temple. Lawrence and: Utah and Idaho the lirs they were married. '
* moved to Ihe Los Anot « 1940 and lived there ; when they moved to Bur i; in. 1964 they moved tc- Idano. Lawrence diei i They were the parenis <* dren, Beth (Burton) K
d eceased Orla (Bill) Boise, Idaho. Clara Morriwn. ol Twin Falls.
* L Kirk (Frances) Toimai* Utah. Zina was Mothi S Grandmother to 22 g Qrandmother to 45 a M Qreat-Orandmother to 1 I ‘Her children arise u* her blessed* ProvertJs 31
' ZIra (s also survK^ bfriend, Barbara Bailey of rdaho. In addition to h«
< one daughter and one g 8he:wai,predeceased b
' • a . . e r ^ 'fourtttDlhen and tw
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Ig e d e i} - A man accused of mur- fe and then setting fire to s been denied bail. jH ah. 25. is ac cu sed of Abdullah and then setting n fire with four children n Oct. S. The children all
— S ]is’ Alberta Brown of at 12 rvice at 1 p jn . today Trinir ortuary; in term ent It Sunset Memorial Ja n
of Ja
(C arson) W all o f JTTl? aorial Mass at 1 p.m. Maust aoly Family Catholic Park lyette (Haren-Wood >el. Payette). ____
V. Sherw ood ofrvice a t 2:30 p.ra. n — *iChallis Community “ • P liC. of Challis; inter- CLEje in th e C hallis VirginJo n es and C asey of a e a?, Salmon). o f Blac
liberry J r . o f S alt Clearfi* ah, and formerly of cations and Pocatello, ser* The
B. Thursday a t the p.m. Tl L M Stake ( ^ t e r ; fh e a M il ^om 7-8 p.m. 2005 S. lims Funeral Home with FI gs and from 10:30- B urial irsday at the stake Re$tlav
PocatelM a « w o t R upert, . i.m. Friday a t the f ■ly Rupert Chapel,
directio:i of HOI a ty . Mass irial at 10:30 ajn. u ^S t. E lizab e th ’s Kent i
rch in G ooding; ALBIC it 7 pjn . FHday a t of Albio ineral C hapel in 2002. at
Center il . A rran
y of Buhl, service announi
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Some names ar
Jem Villanue^
MAGIC VAIXBY
RuthAiu
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F a l l s V , r a ^she and Lsion In the and in mission in (
(held at c 2 0 0 2 . at Chapel. 22 with Bishqi ducting. B Marion Cen Friends ma' sFuneral'Ch£ 11:45 a.m. church. Se direction i Chapel.
m B m C a snanin. 94. p a s s e d ...................ier 2 0 . ^ 2 , at J s c k H . I iment Center in jack h. \A
1 May 24. 1908 & J?F ails C ) James Henry b. and Marti iz na Cuillmore He had cam
Sunday, Oct I in 1926. Zina home life. Lawrence He marrie
iyoM927 and Mock in Elko, ^on peceniber then moved r >alt Lake City Co. Ranch ir nd Zfna lived In lamily returr lirst lew years while on vac.
a. The lamily Rainier, OR ii ingeles area In job at Wever jre until 1945 on Monday { Burley, daho. W ednesday d to Twin Falls. Flnishino and
*»*ore transt< 18 ol lour chil- Plant and wt
•^0’^ retired. He wa "ODayley of 633 and 580. ara (Marvin). Having intei Ills, idaho and outdoors, he i irran ol Provo, shooting spoi
to four, time member 23. Great- Club and Pac
5 and Great- Association. H 314. the support of
W>® 1095 Natk 8 31:28. of which he Ii d ^ a special Jack loved is r of Twin Falls, wtth the Hunte her husband, and was recer ne grandson. ^ service pl d by her par- ^totgun. RIHe d two sisters. Instnjcior with m eC h ig ch ^ ' fled reloada
,TwtaFtl»,IMn WiawiSiy,Octi
EST
n i e s mescaped unham ed.
3 . Abdullah was arraign one charge of first-degre
f c h a rg e of a rson , th re I attem pted m urder and I child endangerment. Ma I Swain said Abdullah mus
Services12 p.m. Saturday at the Holy nity Episcopal Church in Buhl
ames Walter Webb, infant son Jam es and Nichole Webb, morial service at 2 pjn. Nov. 3 th e R eflection of History usoleum a t Sunset Memorial -k in Twin Falls (Reynolds
-D e a t h ]Itha V. HoskinBLEARFIELD - B ertha linia Morrison Hoskins, 78, learfield, Utah, and foimerly lackfoot and Pocatcllo, died Iday, O ct. 21, 2002, in irfield, Utah, due to compli- )ns from cancer, le service will be held a t 2 Thursday, Oct. 24. 2002, at C olonial F u n era l Home, i S. Fourth Ave., Pocatello, Floy Morrison officiating, al will fo llow in the lawn Memorial Gardens in tello.iends may call from 1-1:45
T hursday a t C olonial ral Home. irangements are under the i tion of Payne Mortuary 221 < Main S t. Burley.
t J. Coopar 'BION - Kent J . Cooper, 47, fsion died Tuesday, Oct. 22, '4a t Cassia Regional Medical 1 r i n Burley.angem en ts will be cLinced by R asm ussen c
3SPITALS>KA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL are omitted a t the patient’s re<
Admitted ueva R ujw ^^E dith Day of Bi
Violet Hinz of Burley n r RTCIONAL MEDlCAI/CEl
’Dismiased Aiuie Anderson of Twin Falls
IITUARIESL. Ext 278. between 2 pjn. and 5 p be »<naa ai*M s for obttuartM is 0■ 6pjn.«vs«yday.
In many leadership and
? positions. In 1954-1955 Rifl Lawrence served a mis- the He Northern States Mission, a 1 1975-1976 Ihey served a Rill
in Canada. i9{al services for Zina will be Cat 1 p.m. Friday, October 25. V It the 10th Ward LDS Roc 229 Park Ave., Twin Falls Pist Hop Charles Hansen con-• trail . Burial wlll follow at the J. :enr)ete7 in Oakley, Idaho. Mei nay call on Thursday Irom the jntil 8 p.m. at Reynolds Gra 3hapel and on Friday Irom of e m. to 12;45 p,m, at the beir Services are under the Stai n ol Reynolds Funeral rent win Falls. Grar
OTLE Rock,Wash.
I. Wabster fife!;;. Webster was born June of Ihi at the lamily home in Filer was s County). ID. to Richard year, artha A. (Sierer) Webster, entov ancer and passed away He Dctober 20. at the family VFW
Koreried Anlia F. (Lehman) joinei iko. NV January 16. 1965, M.P. d his new family to Peian Su 1 in Tuscarora. NV. The sons, urned to Filer, ID. and Ann) acation to his sister's In dauc R In 1967, applied for a Mock yerhaeuser in Longview Mrs. ly and went to work on Wast ay. He worked In the- Webi nd Extruder Oepartn>ents Webs isferring to the Chlorine Twin 1 worked there until he Perri:
was a member of Unions Grest 0 . daugtIterests In animals & the great- le became active In the Pre ports, becoming a life- paren ?er of the Cowlitz Gun July2i ’aclfic Intemattontf Trap Crei■ He was recognized for Green : of the shooting sport et Mer a t ^ Rifle Assodatton Thursc e Is a Patron Member, the Ke i teaching and worked Pacifl< nter Education F ^ ra m servic cantly presented his 30 perfon ) pin. He was a certlfled 10882.
W la i n iM m s Mm 1} Ihe m w and a c m - made
I Hunter andrl-
'M i t c i u M
9etobw23.2002
l a n b a iAda *
igned Monday on hearii:gree murder, one Ab< h re e ch a rg es of Lake nd one charge of BoiseMagistrate Kevin dencenust remain in the at a A
Funeral Chapel, TwinF*
C arl McKinley Sbaison Twin Falls, service a t 113b. a t th e LDS S take Cei^ 3 Maurice St. N , Twin Fa:>ry may call one hour befoiiai vice a t the church (PariIds Valley Funeral Home. T»
: NOTICE,Funeral Home, 1350 E.
■a »” *'>'•
f; Connia W. BournHANSEN-Caiuu'eW.
in H ansen died Monday, ti. 2002, a t Magic VaUey 1
Medical Center in Twin F2 A rrangem en ts wi It announced by P a rk e ’: . V alley F unera l Home3 . FaUs-
e Cfiariea'Chuck-Kein BUHL - C harles «i' Kennedy, 59. of Buhl died5 2002, ac his home.1 No services are sched
this time. Arrangement;e d irec tio n of F arm er F1 Chapel, Buhl.
PhBHp Lyle CurtisRUPERT - Phillip Lyle
, 65. of Rupen died Tuesdi , 22,2002, a t Magic VaUey R I Medical C^enter.
No services are p lan n ! cremation was under the dl I of White Mortuary in Twin
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if Burley
CENTER
Is
5 -------- —15 p.m. Monday ttiflwcti SMuRte) is oMts*maglcva»«y.com. Owrtti
Jack helped wiih the local. Rifle Program and was a coat lha Woodstock Junior Rille Ciu a 19 year 4-H leader, he starte Rille Project in Cowlitz Coun 1984 Ihe Websiers were self Castle Rock Ciiizens of the Yee
While serving with the C. Rock Police Reserves. Jack u Pistol shooting and helped witi training program.
Jack was a 7ih Degree Gn Member and served as Mast the Silver Lake and Sunny Granges, being a lileiime mer Df each. He especially enjc being on the drill team and b Stale Lecturer Gofer. He was ently Steward of ihe Silver t Srange. He-received his Silver 25 year) pin at the Sunnyi 3range 100th Anniversary cele fon last March.
A Jileiime member ol K< iagles #1555 lor 20 years erving as an officer for man lose years. He was a dual men if Ihe Casiie Rock Eagles #556 /as elected Vice-President this ear. Until poor heallh took hold ntoyed dancing.He recently joined the Toi
FW #10882 having servec orea in the Marines and tl lined the Army and became 1
Survivors include his wile t sns, David Mock and Duane (v nn) Mock, Castle Rock a aughters. Mrs. Tobby‘(Glnj ock) Jones. Charlotte. N.C., £ rs. Mark (Carrie) Henry, Ke ash.; brothers, H. Way ebster. Filer, ID. Jam es fibster. Buhl, ID, Dale Webst vin Falls. ID, and William Websl »rris, CA. and a sister. Be ressett. Rairiier, OR; six grar lughters; two grandsons; and t eat-grandchildren.Preceding him In death are I irents ancTa son. Brian Mock. Iy26,2001.Creotatkjn has taken place at t een Hills Memorial Gardens. Memorial Services will be he u ^ e y , October 24 at I t a.m.»Kelso Eagles Hall at 609 Sou cific Aye. Lunch following tt rvices, Military Honors will t ^ e d by the Toutle VFW N
ii ernorlal contributions may t
i l i n w iI Councy Ja il tmtil his pre ring, scheduled for Nov. 1. bdullah told police h e wa :e City a t the time of the ie Police Chief Don Pierce ce - induding a sighting of jMountain Home gas stado
— . MFoils).
laner J r . ofII ajn. today X \ Center, 421
H E L Pirice’s M acc Republic! Twin S . date Mike
out of the > B aucus t
E, 16th St., M *nt!i;^f Taylor d
Oct. 10, Democrad
Bourn of lated to a ^ Oct. 21. gayhairdn ' Regional . “I went Falls. fof niy faiwill be for all pec 6’s M agic w ere hurc e of Twin suggestion
said . “ Th becam e cl
He told I2d Oct. IS, is launch!
. . . to u r , bu tsduled a t resume me Its under M iller, chi F u n era l Republican
GOP would “I am her
one reason le Curtis, sag* agaii iday, O ct T ay lo r sai Regional democracy:
paigns.” . ined and Miller sai<direction ried th a t tl in Falls. R epublicar
most promi would hurt
_______ dates.T aylor w
Pan(BOISE (Al
tors pay dep Co. an d the those guarar will change
, tion season.. T he s ta te Commission
------------- 1 company’s red ep o sit req
lay. 12,400 inigaditti The new n
deposit from i ~ who have recll Junior payment rem )ach lor fo rm er guid 'lub. As deposit ^ m < rted the or more late i jnty. In
g r U ta h :Castle
. j h l o U tah m an w;Srange - Monday afterister of a stolen $45,00lyside d e in to a p h a ilember the drugs he 0ijoyed ing from autlibeing th a t ended w
>8 cur- an d ro lled th l-ake times.
fJsidfl saii0 h?a had his seatbe seriously h u r t ;
Kelso >"Ue chase at s s and n*Ph. any of Jen sen , 27,smber was arrested fc >6 and a “ sm ash ar lls last Evergreen phai lid. he The Flatheat
office said the
A M ontana
.^and C o w m (
inger Yellows<|SfI YELLOWSIC ayne PARK, Wyo. (/ s A. Y e llow stone ister. reported a rare 8 Jster. C a tt le a re iJeljy Y ellow stone, end- to u ris ts an d ei
S M tte d a c o w n , u |. aboutam U aand I Z South Entnmce.
I t seemed rea t the woman Marsha
' noc the kind ofw held aUy see in the pai 1. at Qy tlie time raouin catch it. th e ani » h f • ■ Tbenearestff
(h e B rid g er-fi f be Forest,.aDout 1 lalth ' sout h ea st ■167. Kaxledidnotic
i d iaconfrw lM ra.
i f e ’s mpreliminary cates AbdulI. time of the awas in Salt Pierce als<ie fire. But cans and otlce said evi- before the f;of Abdullah found a t theidon - indi- Pierce
l o n t a n a
: t u m s t c.ENA, M ont. (A P) - llcan U.S. Senate candi- ike Taylor, who dropped he race against Sen. Max s tw o w eeks ago , said y he is resuming a limit- ipaign aim ed largely at lg th e s la n d e r o u t of la politics.”r dropped out of the race 3. co m plain ing th a t a -atic Paity ad was calcu- ) m ake him look like a dresser.nt home and 1 prayed - family, my friends, and people of M ontana who j r t by the slan d er and Ions about me,” Taylor T he m essage , th e n ,: c lear. ... I f I m ust go t should be in a good
d a news conference he :hing a s ta tew id e bus u t does n o t p lan to media advertising. Ken chairm an of th e s ta te a n Party, said the state lid pay for the bus tour, here for one reason and 3n alone: to send a mes- ;ainst m udslin g in g ,” »aid. “I w an t to save 1 qr from the smear cara- !
said the party also wor-c th e lack of a v isible :ran cam paign fo r th e Im inent M ontana race \u rt local GOP candi- a
w as tra ilin g B aucus 1
lel OKs ir(AP) - The way irriga- n leposits to Idaho Powerthe m anner in w hich t<rantees are calculated t<je for the 2003 irriga- t(1- ir ate P ublic U tilitie son has approved th e dii request to revise the ae q u ire m en ts fo r i ts rc^ tion accounts. ar rule would require a rcm irrigation customers bireceived two or more reem inder notices. The co Jideline re q u ired am customers with cwo ape payments of $ 10 0 or p i
i man faces (ELL, Mont. (AP) - A oflwas a rres ted ea rly an
e r allegedly smashing ofsOOO sport utility vehi- wiharmacy, grabbing all wee could and then flee-' latuthorittes in a chase 'when he hit a deer witthe vehicle several the
tinsaid Michael Jensen tbelt on and was not irt a t the end of a 12- it'speeds reaching 8 0
i'io?l?ft“X'S Ian d g ra b ” a t an
harmacy. ■ ■ead County sheriffs I Whe GMC Yukon was V 1 from a car dealer in I J
la Highw ay P a tro l ™
n o v e s i n t o ^
^stone ENITONE NATIONAL H (AP) - Visitors to
9 N ationa l P a rk II mresight-acow . II ■B n o t,a llo w e d in 11 Hs. b u t on Oct. 7, II H: em ployees a lik e II ■f near Moose Falls, ■tnd a half inside th e H
really odd,” spokes- Hu Karle sai(£ "It’s ■f wildlife you’d USU- Hpark." ^rangen arrived to .
inimal bad ff lo v ^ ^
:<r«sliigairea~lain •Teton N a tiona l t l S ^ e s 1^ . '
c loM if 1*1)0 ovmied
( lu rd e r,dullah traveled to Boise a t t le arson.also said Abdullah bought g other items in Salt Lake a e fire, and that gas cans we iie fire scene.^ d the couple had a troubli
a S e n a t e
0 r a c e a
1
R«publlctnU.S.S«nat^can<l bs says was distributed recsi rsfsrancs to Taylor's fonnsr hbadly in the polls and st D em ocratic P arty comn amounted to character a nation . H e said his can lacked the money to coun damage done.
T he TV ad accused tl year^Id state senator of :
when he ran a Colorado 1 school in the 1990s. It ini v id e o ta p e from th e 191 Taylor w earing an open
irrigation cmore during a 12-month pei
The approach will allo^ tomeirs 45 days instead of 3i to pay their bills without h to submit a deposit in the f ing year.
The com pany can rei deposits from customers wi credit history, from those v record of la te paym ents, customers for whom an ord re lie f has been en tered t bankruptcy laws, or for wh receiver has been appointee coun.
The company’s second re approved by the regulators putes the deposits based 01
! charges in jofficer initially began the c and videotaped scores of bc of drugs sailing out the passe window . M any of th e boi w ere restocked a t the phan later Monday.
The'tape shows Jensen dri without headlights, sometimi the wrong lane of traffic and ting the deer without breal
26DFaIliAvc.,'TiViHappwHlA 7 3 4 -2 !
DN TODAY'S WORI HASSMLL0WE1
PnMUses providea andloan debts.Ho doing but
.they stilly conMmet ^ow nei
. M y t o i
^ K i i r i ^ y
•, h o u s t; the m arriage and had t
-finandal matters, a ; gas was seeking a divorc a t y W hile a cause of vere d ^ h has not y e t
P ie rte said detecdv t)led of a plasdc bag (uide
: e c a n d i (
i f t e r q u i
ndldtte In Montana, Miks Taylor, :sntly by the Montana Dtmocratli r hair care schools Tuesday In He said the shin and gold c im e rd a l saging a m an’s ' assassi- was from Ta. irapaign Com er,” a segi m ter the host on a Colon
gram.th e 61- The s ta te De
f a scam denied use of t » money in ten d ed to su J beauty gay. induded Taylor, a fath 960s o f cattle rancher, h jn-front toh isw ife,Jann
deposit ch•eriod. e lectrica l requiow cus- customer’s pum{30 days formula based th
c having the customer’s 1i follow- billing the year b
Idaho Power s•equire not always refle<with no for the next year! with a like crop rotatics, from may play a partrder for electrica l use dI under growing season,vhom a Idaho Power saed by a changes are reve
the company, altlrequest tomers will pay 1rs com- new formula whon the less.
pharmacy rci chase offidals saidbottles Sheriff Jim Disenger patrolman backeclo ttles Jensen from driviirmacy colly.
H esaid dieSU^iriving the crash Just nomes in Jensen was treatend hit- for minor injuriesaking, taken to jail on bu
>nal H e a r i n ( A i d'Tw lnF«II.,lD 13DI E>.i 161I1 :Z 9 0 0 • 6 7 8 -T
!IID, CORPORATE ED UP SMALL BUSes that If you punivue their stodc. 6 a hefty return.'Ihen Bankmptcy I and bdwld, th ^ aieno longer obl Sow convenleiit leslnictuie 1 nisiness just as always.Soine of th« 01 t h ^ name'ahd c o t^ t i U t in u e to do business ts nonn ■et Do buslneas kicaUy whenever) ter and his funDy. Ke^ yoiff man tt support YOUR C bM M in^^
r.
i e f i r esd been aroulns abOUt s, and Angle Abdullah force.! o f Angie A bdullah’s i^et been es tab lished , cdves found remnants nder her head. 'r
idate;;litting
rior, holds a (Uer tttaf: :ratk Party that roakas fi Helena, Mont lid chains while ttias- in ’s face. T he vjdeo T ay lo r’s “ B eau iy
segm ent he use^;to ilorado TV news
: D em ocratic Ptfsty of the old tape yfes > suggest T aylor Is
father of two and a ir, has been m ained anna, for 22 years:
changesquirem ents of the ump motor. The.old d them on 1.5 r’s highest monthly ar before.- sr said past bills do iflect projected .jyse 'ear because factors ation and w eather lart in determining e during th e next n.T said the p r o p o ^ •evenue-neutral.for although some dis- ay more under the while o thers p&y '
robbeiyI D upont said the Jced off to p re v ^ t Iriving more e r^ ti-
SUVwastotaleS^in : north of BIgf6fJc. - eated a t a hospital ries before he was ibtu-glaiychargf^
d S e r v i c ^Sth Sir.. Durlcr, IDt-7<iOO
odt, they willitcybe£rilsthem'iii*obllpted(oth«lf>ureaindcontimi^,.if the sneakier ‘{jon tek i^ b u tonnal.Beasmarf^ireryDucan.Knoriinoney in Idaho'^^" v . ; : , - ..iv, :
. M in iBy Shari Cbaney
^ .J l w « N lW l W ftttf
' '•-HEYBURN - TCounty School Boj
h b oarf^ to itlannual tour of the
s ..'apdhearaboutconI, , I cesses a t each «cho<s -.jchool per monflT]
w as th e ‘‘new ] H eyburn Elemen Prindpal Randy Re w ith a smile. Redi over the helm in 1
Reddington said i fpr improvement a ■jpit “we started fre
’ D is t r ic t Federa
f re c to r Jo d ie M iybum'8 fall Ide d ica to r scores, p ressive scores ! first grade vritl s tu d e n ts readii
» v e l , 33 p ercen t : ^ v e l and 14 p e ro
f tu d ySSgBU RLEY -N ew l ; from the Middle Sna j W ater Resources C ; might show govemni ; how to keep ground j becoming dangerousl
"W e have maybe ' Twin Falls for the > : ffuality,” water coomi ,.^ e r G len Larson t
County commissione Larson represents Ca tm the board.
Local leaders knoi high leve ls of n itn
' ^ o u n d w a te r in Ca „ F ills and Minidoka o •jtbey don’t know wt
" tlUng, they should dc ' cbntaminants. A studj
:Ganala, , HOLLISTER - Tl J^ver Canal Co. wil road over Salmon D the firs t week of Ng inspect the dam.
- 'T h e road will be c Nov. 4 to Nov. 8. Only will be permitted.
■ • i An inspection invol ' sample of the dam is I " th e Idaho Departmen ' Resources, because ol .age of 90 years.
Volunteers sought I -Halloween carnival
- SHOSHONE - A r ' 'c&mival will be held f . p jn . Saturday at the V ^.Grange Hall on Four-]
ilorth of Shoshone.I'! “Boo bucks” will /iVhich can be redei ■prizes a t the "store.” will include a spook all
. for frogs, roping witl '.W hittaker using hi dummy, fortune tellii
^Attorney'Continued from Bl
., d fw offenders a chance ■ ^iuid treatment without
• j jfison.‘■f‘On o th e r issues, R( W « d e n expressed simi] Some included:
Role of attom ey f
^ ^ t h said the office H t^n iarily as legal cou ■Advisor for the state 's t ^ n n t , so it isn 't really
setting policy. S y W a s d ^ again touted I
with the office.
i-Hazelton! ConUmiMltainBl V J} o u g Ia s said he f^fiongerter does a fine l ^ t m ost of the city s
I ’’T o n 't get me wrong, Inp th ing to do with I Douglas said Tuesday. “ I th a t I hadn 't seen the < and I said I wanted a } sfudy it”
.B ut o th e r council m lobked the contnct ovei th e m ee tin g and appr w l^ Q u c : honoring - Do
wotildii't evcD 1 thei courtBcy to read o rar tzad,rD buglM aid.
But Johnson said IVies w n sufficient ***** to fti
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lidoka sbelow I
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n>the midst of its In otl;he district to see •T h innoem s and sue- ganen ijhool, visiting one gradelc
len ta ry School • ThiReddington said ond-gri
;eddington tool* grade lein Heybum this near gn
. . ofid there is room level,it a t the school, • Tw<fresh this year,” third-gr
^ in e a t B > * '« "<' M ills show ed percent
Idaho R eading ih e gies . T he m ost of studeires cam e from the e»ith S3 percent said. Haiding a t g rad e third-enn t n e a r g rad e gradelnsrcent read ing Reddii
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iw infonnation and zoniSnake Regional county c!S Commission the tools•nment officials lution. Timdwater from reviewed>usly polluted. connecti^be a t ie w ith should b<le worst w ater by the erDunission mem* Muffley, in to ld C assia. tivediiWoners Monday. ‘ M uffleCassia Cotm ^ some of d
study witlnow there are Field a(tra tes in th e oibute thiC assia, Twin followeda counties, but cities andw hat, if any* said. Nib
1 do about the tions shouudy completed of groundi
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will close the M a£|1 Dam during November, to crystal bal
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i H alloween HarplStOIId from G to 9 WOrkShOfe Wood River HAILEVur.Mile Road for the dyi
w ill b e th111 be g iven, workshop ideem ed fo r S t Charlese.” Activities B ro th er:alley, fishing Monasteiy
Yith Kassidy Jerome, wih is roping plays his hi
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le th in k s ings, a n d h ne job and 'Lefa ait dow y supports over it.’, But I
cuss it withti og, this had ed to take il ;h K elly .” ch a m b m ” y. " I fs ju s t BothSuUiv le contract they w ere a a week to ou t of d tv b
m ea n to ^ v e m em bers On th e i i
iver d u i ^ Johnson exj ip roved I t D epartm en i Douglaa*a R ecrea tio n .
SMDeyfrQint m give m e bad been g n rertheoon- b a c k .-b ftu ^
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SmAVUJULEscnoonw grade level.le re la tiv e ly high lev e l of •u a d e rs read in g a t grade is reflective of the teaching
indergarten teachers. Mills
othergrades:rh ir ty p e rc e n t of k inder- in students w ere reading a t s level; 45 percent were near 5 level; and 26 percent were V grade level.rhirty-two p ercen t of sec- g re d e s tu d e n ts re a d a t ! level; 32 percent were also grade level; and 35 percent udents w ere below grade
fw en ty -th ree p e rc e n t of •grade students were read- t g rade level; 41 percen t n e a r grade level; and 36
n t were below grade level ! goal is to have 90 percent dents reading a t grade level e end of third grade, v n ia Having just 23 percent of
frade students reading at evei is a concern.
Idington noted the scores as
provide wt 'ear by M idd le S nake m al W a ter R esources lission will give planning ming board m em W s and r commissioners som e of >ls necessary to curtail pol- . The study is now being /ea by scientists who are cted to th e p ro jec t and be released to the public end of the year, said Bob
y, the commission's execu- rector.fley and L arson sh ared f the initial findings of the irith Cassia officials.I agriculture seems to con- the most nitrates to water, id by animal a ^ c u ltu re , nd septic systems, Muffley litrate-producing opera- lould be allowed in areas ndwater pollution, but the
11 close Saagic Valley In brief
ball, a cake walk, making pizzas and donut munch- ere's also a costume con-
fiizers are in need of set- signers, computer/graph- erts, artists and “anyone oking to h av e a g re a t 4ny special talent, inter- bility will be appreciated, irma F itzgera ld a t 886- ' volunteer. j
t o f l m f r e e ‘lo p o n th a n a to lo g y IEY - Prescriptive music (dying - or thanatology - 1'th e s u b je c t of a f re e fip a t 7 p jn . Thursday at t les Church in Hailey,sr Selby, a monk at the aly of the Ascension near t will demonstrate how hei harp a t the bedsides of ely ill people to the tune n
tf its powers and I under- thlimitations.” oisaid the office could be - b<0 a law firm, the sort of fo 's already run for years in ipractice.Id like to m ake it n o t_
b ig g est law firm in b<tthebesL " bcin e d an im al fe ed in g en• W(n a n d R o ark bo th prdge that CAFOs-most- fuform of large dairies - Wim a h o t is su e in th e lyley. However,.they said int
Cerm controls the meet- '1 h e cou ld h a v e sa id tlu lown r i ^ here and go in{ It he didn't want to dis- thc h the coundL He want- wa ) i t ou t of th e coundl do " mo livan and Johnson said of£ I not leaving Douglas / ’ bushiess and did not a $ ve that impression. theis su e . OI th e p a rk , da
u tp la in ed th e Idaho Cit»nt o f P a rk s .and an(in .re q u ires t h a t th e decn O e o I d p i^ - i r i i ic h btngrant money decades I
in a oooperable 'lesti ty is urittg tiie money outa l6 « c r e i i |A o i id ie *;dttmtiJooaaaiinid. firsi
Ically in a m o u n ta of had I - to numy nonprofit, fo r
ild find w d l over IOO ^ tns th a t I supported, brai Fdicnhavepropoaab ■
r.piUKi^ penon> «m and
15oardtistudents move betwee
>f and th ird grades as le -which needs improvenu lg School leaders “cert Is pressure” to find a way
plish the 90 pagCTt rea
r- Mills also had scoresIt Idaho Standards Achiir Test and pointed oute cems in the third-m de
scores and third- anc:- .grade math scores,t There were successes0 noted. All other areas a it in an acceptable range o e jec tions , and fifth
exceeded expectation f guage.1. “That's reason to cel t \nHssaid.; M ills inc luded info
about p aren t involven t the experience of th e1 H eybum in h e r prese i Ihose are components o f ofachild.E More than 60 percen
ents attended fall paren ( conferences a t H
vaterpollowners should take mea keep contam inants ou water.
“r d never say 'no,’” ] said. “If you want to local great, but you may have th ro u g some hoops, and those hoops will be expen
There a re o ther p o i besides nitrates, but peop] ly talk about nitrates b they are easy to measure,:
“Normally if you hi increase in nitrates you 1 increase in other th lii^ ” ] said.
The M iddle Snake R( W ater Resources Comn study will show where gro ter quality is a t risk, the depths of the water table i s p ^ and direction the (
Ja lm o n D a rof an andent Celtic lullal soft music is designed to i the hiss of the oxygen mi and o th e r sounds of m technology.
For more information, < College of Southem Idaho 2033.
Hospital offers child safety seat inspedkHU
KETCHUM-St. Luke’s River Medical Center is ti up w ith M agic VaUey
■ KIDS to offer child safei inspections.
Trained technidans wi duct inspections once a mo a first-come, first-served The first such event will b from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to the medical center parking
Car seats will be made able a t the site for a SIO tion.
Parents who can’t mal event can arrange for an a( ment at 727-8766.
tha t because the effect of operations is primarily loca
- b est so lu tions can prob found a t die local level, witii imal involvement from the s
• State Land Boaid , T heattom eygeneralisai b e r of the Idaho S ta te 1 Board, which oversees the si endowment lands. These 1 were set asiBe and earmarki provide natural resources to fund th e schools. R oark Wasden said those cur ly pump about $50 million a into Idaho's id t^ t io n budge
“He was told many times a the $45,000 in a t y Council n ings,” Johnson said. “It's a the minutes. If he had issue wasn't sure about, all he ha do was ask. I t was a lre ad m otion long .b efo re h e t office.”
About tbe possibility of bu a $12,000 pw ce car, Sullivan the subject came up on the aj da after Douglas had to leai City Council m eeting to a tt an o th e r m ee ting and tha t dedsion has yetlieen,m adi b tv tfaecar.' ,
Douglas admitted he bad b less dum cordial vdwn he atai out as mayor.
“I was veiy.obnoxtous fbr Brst couple of moqdis,” he s
tad duMgtit he w W |n i^ to i o r attom ey g e n e ru and hi «m e U s h t w ^ t Uke V m iI
n y contribudab% I wo iroDably have l>een more ca
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:ours dieen second Elementaiy as an a re a . five p e rce m ent involved vriiTtainly feel On avei ly to accom- Heybuifi ei eadinggoal, e i ( ^ e n c e ,
in kindergi es from die and fifth gr h ievem ent of more tha Jt h e r con- ence. le language "You cai nd fou rth - very ex p e r
said.ss too. Mills Teachers! came with- at the cu m 5 of the pro- teaching. Te ;h -g raders through foi }ns in lan- three years
ence at thos :elebrate,” That might I
s ta ff to th fo rm ation a d d ress in im ent and scores in thc le s taff a t most concern sen ta tion . ■I of growth Times-Newi
can be reachi snt of par- Mini-Cassia I snt-teacher Ext. 638, H e yburn schaney^ag
lution aneasures to water is moviilUt of th e Muffley ra
map to an ob” M uffley Jerome and GM tediere, “Thisisdie■e to jump T he aquifernd maybe moves so quIcmsive.” flushed out ofo llu ta n ts But the probiple usual- pear, It just ni because farmers neare, Muffiey have found st«
levels in dieir'hav e an The water u1 have an moves slowly,” Muffley to build up
deposited, LarRegional --------------nmission Times-News iToundwa- can be reachede varying Mini-Cassia flie and die Ext. 637, or bs ground- son9magicvaIb
m R o a d folaby.The Healthcare m S « hear about Vm edica l KETCHUM
whooping cot I, call the bioterrorism v lio a t 788- h ea lth ca re I
the public at Baldy Room o River Medical
" • Tkeeworkshi V e S P l« « Saturdy SAFE RUPERT - :ety seat Properly ci
and prune tre will con- a t 9 a.mnondion Rupert d ty gyi id basis. - R eg is tra tio 1 be held door. Those today in pay $15. nglot. Early registie avail- availab le a t I 10 dona- and Vicki's Co
Paul.ak e the Door prizes v appoint- throughout the
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of such -R oark said thccal, the viewed as “croi:abably focus should beith min- g e t th e optimi state. them.
“I’m a firm ba mem- g a z in g land fo; L and firm b eliev er iis a te 's lands for timber!: lands Wasden said trked to not shy away froto help vations that mig]k a n d to keep profitingurrrat- such as openinga year parcel of state 1g et opportunity arise
! about explaining it waiImeet- heating oil dea lall in But h e said w
ueshe one thing after aibad to ed h e was tirecidy in e v a v meeting,
took “ T hey hav e t they nm die towr
ntylng philosophy we nin said the people,” DoutI agett- Sullivan adminlave a the coundl cotildittend of communicatina t no already posts notiide to a t th e post offic
office, and he dotibeen elsetogetinform tcarted T he counc il \
■ mayor to replaceV th e upcom ing m eeti' said,. Johnaon said.
o n m Roark said, has be< have by die endorsemei sd en from Idaho Agr rould N a tu ra l R eso u r care- PoUdcal Acdon C ^ ^ _ I d a h o J > t d e _ A ^ tKttre—r^^^SSing con tra cto; I te r . Idaho Business.
istrictsiy. Mills said. Seventy- ce n t of p a ren ts w ere with the fall camivaL verage, tea ch ers at each have 16 years of
ce, Mills said. Teachers rgarten , second grade grade have an average
than 20 years of experi-
:an see H eyburn is a erienced staff,” Mills
rs have less experience 4irrent grades they are ITeachers in grades two ■four have ju s t two or ■irs of teaching experi- Ilose grades. Mills said. ■It be somediing for the " th in k about how to in p a r t because te s tthose grades cause the dem for d istria officials. I
ews writerShari Chaney Iched at the new^xaer's ft.fa Bunau at 677^042, MI, or by e-mail a t ^ nagicvaneyxom.
ciswers f>ving, Muffley said. Iran his finger over a ^oblong b ro m spot in ^
i Gooding counties. Ihe dairy bdt,” he said. Ie r beneath th e land ^uickly that nitrates are f lof die ground, he said, goblem doesn't disap- It moves. Aquaculture I!ar Thousand Springs ^steadily rising nitrate V
iir water, he sdcL 1r under Cassia County Ily, allowing pollutants ^ jp w here th ey a re .arson said.
us wnter Nate Johnson ied at the newspaper’s Bureau at 677-4042, _
r by e-mail amjohn- aIl^.com.
or Studyreworkerswlll twhooiiing coughJM - An u p d a te on :ough in Hailey and n will be provided to e professionals and at noon today in the n of St. Luke's Wood cal Center.
shop will takeirday In Rupert I- People can lea m
■ care for, winterize trees a t a tree care I.m. Saturday in the gym.tio n is $20 a t th e e who pre -reg iste r
is tra tion forms are t R u p ert City Hall Country Gardens in
!S will be given away Jie'workshop, sd froni staff reports
those lands are best rop lands” and the be on continuing to Imum y ield from
I believer in using for grazing. I’m a r in using tim ber e r harvest” d the board should from possible inno- light n d p the state * ing fiix)m the lands, lg a ski resort on a :e land should the ise.
was because the iL1 when it became ’ anodier, he dedd- red of grip ing at
s th e philosophy iwn, and I have the I run the town for 3Uglas said, dned that periiaps lid clo a better job ting. But the <aty lotices of meetings flee and the d ty d o ^ * t know how
1 w ill choose a ce Douglas in die e ting on Nov. 4,
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HANSEN - The S< questioned this week i ^ of some of the requ th e fe d era l “ No ( Behind” policy.
E lem en ta ry P rin Standley outlined to Hansen schools’ invo t|ie'government’s polic - This program gives
more government moi er the paperwork is m board said it WDnderc< th e re q u irem en ts dropped in the future.
Also this week, Shai hot-lunch supervisor, S] board about the brei gram. She remarked ti cen t of th e b reakfa : were free meals for I families. The breakfu gets some federal assisi
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RICH FIELD - T Coundl this week disc possib ility of placing machine somewhere ii but dedded it would nc etarily feasible.
The d ty ’s Zions Bank and taking with it its A LouAnn Swainston, Cir s ec re ta ry , so had the cussed h a i ^ one.
H ie c c H ^ d id d e d d i be in tbe dty*! interest d ty checking account: EvansBank.• L in co ln C ounty i
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week indue ink is dosing • Linbilir a A m , said jectofU abi City Coundl Richfield i he city dis- w ith th e s
C hariot Rc dde it would Qubcombij *est to move the needed; m ts to D.L. • Building
read Idaho ’ s h e r if f ’s buildirucod Iso reported out of m r « 201.4 hours • Bidldins
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rd m em bers w ere disap* d tha t nothing was mcn- that the girls’ basketball ad made it to state compe- no r about o ther student p lishm en ts . T he board t it needed to encourage irbook staff to indude ail >rthy accomplishments to le book more meaning in ^ears.!W bus - M aintenance iso r Bob W ayment will a new $49,296 bus Nov. 1. »nting dates - The district ountry meet is today in K the end of the firsi quar- ' ill be F riday , with /te a c h e r conferences !ed from 6 to 9 p.m. Oct. i id no school on Nov. 1; the i looI honors music perfor* t
5 a g a in s t A lro fin d ou t hoiv many Fid stop signs are down or upairing or replacing for p safety.reported tha t ihe las t .
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council business th is P' iuded: “ility insurance-The sub- ability insurance for the _ d aren a was discussed } suggestion tha t the Roces and the Riding iblne and then apply for
insurance.Ung code - The council ho Building Ordinance » d e 2002 for the second _ ee readings.ing pennits-T w o build- “ l i t s w ere g ra n te d in » r , one to Harmfln oot by 17*foot home a t 3econd, an d one to
Cabs th ree *reason. ' . -n-year*old victim was irst In the back of the lolice s tatem ent said, e o th e r two struggled suspect, they were cut A
and arasii /ere holding the suspea * — iffal e v a lu lQ b ^ ^ lV t r ^ I no t ^ e a s e d because * g
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• IdentlflcaUon kit -1 Kid pictures will be taker This is a voluntary proj isn't a fund-raiser for the Cost of the kit will be $5.
* Board meeting - Nexi th e board will s ta rt its m eeting tim e of 7 p.m. third Monday of each mon
T M f o r to^Perfecco BedoUa for a 1( u tility shed to be built property.■ • Alley request - The c
denied Trevor Ward’s reqi have an alley opened behi property for be tter acces coundl said it felt there v need a t this time.
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KIMBERLY - Th outdoor museinD, s 1 and W est, a coope: among ftiends.
H e len B erlin e’: Kimberiy was built chiropractor who h who w ere also chi They operated a din home, recalled Berlii up in a house across I
A fte r sh e gradt Kimberly W Schc ried and lived in sev< the westem United the years, she gathi ries, antiques, heirIo( facts.
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The w h ite picket rounding the propert hint of what’s to co: has converted her '; s tro ll down m en A n tiq u e w agons t wheels are scanerec 40^year*old handma milk wagon built by a
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d an d e a rly p io n ee r, is d with potted flowers. An ue b icy c le s its b esid e a in horse with a saddle well ly grandchildren, and plow sits among flow- iside a corkscrew willow, tumbles over th e top of a id, tw isted tree trunk. An c e ttle s its b e tw e en old wheels, and a child’s iron
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J BthlndHsiM Berilne'abofflf. Chinese kmon cucumbers I crow In a garden plot tonded by Ping U e and tior mother, U
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You may feel warm and looking back on simpler day now you do h a v e m onej m ore, and those fuzzy fee are feeding vdtac is known i donately in retafl-land as a | ing product category.
M artha S tew art brings u tastefully creepy (caram el: ap p le s an d o th e r “ghouli good th in u ") . A t h er Web she will sell you a life^ize sl well, not a real one (probab for $24. Bone candles go foi and S28. Eddie Bauer gives s tu rd y as so r tm e n t of sp bowls, over-size mtigs and ; ters. Target is chic snriek wit (he scary price tag - $1'7.491 papier-m ache pum pkin ca d ish em blazoned with' tl immortal words of yore: “Tri< Treat, Smell my f e e t ”) On In te rn e t, A m azon.com hai ’booodque.* And Wal-Mart?' Mart is the only place tha t can g e t a . sk u ll-sh ap ed m achine a t a d e c e n t pi trecantly marked dovm to $3f
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Yellowr ond gold face It - it’s autumn WhUe reds are noc here on the h i ^ di are back cast, we c up with a few nice tli ' T ake H aw thorn example. Classified tree that grows on] high at the very mos ore good trees to plai even under the powe produce clusters of v in la te sp ring and foUageinthefall.
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Have you hauled ij plants? Cool nights,: and th e Idea of tu n h ea t m eans these v espedaUy those vrith gins, should be insid the orchids are indu g roup , a lth o u g h nc strap-leaved cymbidii stay out until frost th should pelargonium um s), w hich se t bu weather; cyclamen, w:
* cool weather; and th Christmas cactus Schi bridfiesii, which needs aa d to rco o l n ights tc XalaDdwdUkeltcocd
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1 heat goes oo the bett I m m m . m consider
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less .likeljr th e y are leaves, deruop o y adi dw ise behave b a t^ . ' .. To keep plants umIi a f te r th e ir sum m er b back on fertilixer *• ur are bloom ing profusi w a te r on ly as neede plants use winter as a R and put out Uttle new gi no flow ers. Some mi| need tp dry out for a whi
Check grow ing co before you place plam south windows fo r sui east and west exposures
‘more tolerant of low Ug A frican violets and tl such as gloxinias, to be c few to bloom succesi northem exposures. Foi touch in truly dork cor dry conditions you ca (and probab ly ca n 't choose thc aspidistra, wl
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Insecticideof the excep- wiU be evi} by the back eggs oftene t them when and in coi:o freexing or planters. Fever. Tbe rest lots of neiId be back In ring. Remte r s and th e into a pot jsy are able to add sou ton g before the talner, not«tter. Heined T he p liderably drier reiriain a t hat’s bad for r m o a tp ^ ts . hevetoaccli- « r living, tiiei r e t o . ^ o p W J edges or oth-
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m - a Uttle contorted, which sresting in winter. Maples In rea, though, often have trou- 4th our alkaline soils and e x tra Iron and su lfu r to
It iron chlorosis, werlng pears tu rn reddish B in the falL They can get as as 35 feet. People usually them fo r th e ir frag ra n t
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DEAR CATHY: Bee new fence. I had to m old Russian sage plants, them back, p i t t e d thei ly and-the leaves imn drooped. I though t tl goners. A fte r th re e i watering, they’ve budde they do in spring. Do \ t h e i^ winter OK?
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in the original pot. If y< re tum your plants to th< nal pots, you might have i the plant or reduce the si root baU/foUage.
A m aryllis bu lbs thc bulked up outdoors over i m er can be brought intc dark place to rest. Even th e foliage might be li green, It's time for their tum their pots on their si w ithhold w a te r. Leav w h ith er and fa ll off; ir eight weeks you can pot bulbs up again in rich sol once - until a bud appeal hope for hoUday blooms.
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lorado, d o esn ’t see it that y. Now in h e r fou rth year rc, .she has used the school as ind of lab or pilot project to w th a t k ids can be served 1 that is delicious, healthful no more costly than the mys- ' m eat, overcooked vegeta- : and canned fru it all-too- monly found in some school terias.t B ridgeham pton, students S l or $2 for breakfast, and 5 for lunch; teachers pay S6 unch. Cooper said the cost of ng food for each Ross stu-
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muffins or scones,ts Cooper's food is seid part of a larger wellne:>6 a t Ross; S tu d en ts al3f class in tended to wo11- exercise program appri
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“This tim eline 'is aggres and will requ ire a lot of I work'in a r^ a d v d y short p< of time, but should be doal Adamson said.
K m art - w hich closed Burley store but stUl operat Twin Falls one - plans to t p lete a five-year business ] by the end of this year and its plan of reorganization t the bankruptcy court by 1
K m art filed for Chaptei protecdon Jan. 22 foUowing appointing holiday sales ar stock dive. It has closed 28 its stores as part of its rest
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CHICAGO - McDonal 3orp., ag a in re p o rtin g loi profits, said Tuesday it wiU c iew restaurant openings net n half in 2003 and invest m leavUy in its sluggish U.S. b less.
T h ird -q u a rte r earn ii Iropped 11 percent over the ] rious yea r, M cD onald’s ss e f le c tin g low er sa les in i Jnited States, Germany, Brii md Japan - four of the chai ive biggest maricets - at rest ants open a t least a year.
The ham burger ^ a n t , s tr ;ling am id th e g lu t o f U estau ran u and perceptions K»r service, also said it need significant im provem ent" a le s to ach ieve its full-yi flmings target. H ie08kBrbok,llL4)asedc(
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b a n k ru p tc y eied i ts warned that it c<•ates a die retaUer isn’t i> com- FUckinger saids plan Km art will doseid fUe tional stores onc(1 wilh y e a r begins.f Feb. they’re s till run
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- less than a thirc lin g s total, e pre- It also wiU step said , nient in the other 1 th e in c lu d in g Chipc riffiin G rill, Boston lain’s Donatos Pizzeria, istau- T hird-quarter (
$486.7 mHUon-di trug- ^ the past eight U.S. profits rave faUen. ns of E a rn in g s from
o th e r com paniei {„ V ^ e y operadons:
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being useI finance.
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Kmai'St Burt FUckinger said, ch M ark etin g in Kmar >nn., said K m art ketshired to come out of An;
ca rly . B ut h e L adet could be risky if Inc., dI’t ready. “T laid he antidpates mom(ose 250-300 addi- feelirnee .the new fiscal indict
“T he fa c t th a t aroununning negative Theores... is causc for be thelid. “If Iry, Kmart’s same- think'c been in double- re a ll :ge decline nearly P orteSeptem ber’s fig- withN
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iInc. re turned to le third quarter. lillion profit that ARNIN08, Page CIO souRCf
ed to teachi. . The 1ry discouraging,’' 27 brOi{uay, ex ecu tiv e that coth e n o n p ro fit ' educatiItion for Personal p e rso rL iteracy in schoolC., which repre- could uI national organi- such asbradons. hiring i0 hard to get lan- e rs , a t> No ChUd L eft s school ]be said. "But in noted £ney-is not being to fundil finance.” (and) dtd? &> a nutshelL persona•smyjped school So “v iiedmeyKaHtoo __ gestures b g n e e ^ notgoir
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ikruptcyes aren’t causc for celebrating n a r t p re s id e n t J u l ia n Da id, but they are an indicadc nan may be gaining back ma tshare . •.A nalyst E ric B ed er w it d en b u rg , T halm ann & C<
disagreed.‘T h ere ’s been v irtu a lly n tm entum ,” Beder said. “M iling is K m art has given n Ucation tha t th e re ’s a tu rr lund going on at aU.” rhe hoUday seUing season wil the bdlwether, analysts said. ‘If they don’t do well, then nk emerging in July wiU bi i lly d iffic u lt," sa id Mik< r te r , a re ta il stock analys h Momingstar Inc.
IPS delivers small irofit In 3rd quarternlled Parcel Service Inc. ported Tuesday a slight rise in ird-quarter profils, bul failed lo eel Wall Street forecasts.Bt Income, In millions
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It Incomeir share QQ SSO lQ« $o.M
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:h kids per:le law created a wish Ust of iroad progrsuns or categories could quaUfy for innovative
:ational funds. In addition to sonal fin an c e program s, sol s u p e r in te n d e n ts also d use this money for things
lg anifw ainfng more l e a S a n d dev e lo p in g m agnet
ol programs. Unfortunately, d Duguay, the money “te n u m d the areas of most need, I) this does not appear to be onal finance.”iJlwhat.iyas_j>robably_a nice lire by Congress is probably p ing to mean a .whole lot” in
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■ Chapter 7, nonbi n under $50,000B l Christian Glen M
as Chris Mai, 773 H ^ 3 Twin FaUs, individ n l ness. C hapter 7 ,1 V^'’. assets under $50.0 | M under $50,000. Case ■ a FeUpe Elizarran
Elizatraras, 518 E . : jS H joint, ncnbusiness, i
49 aieditors, assets i liabiUties under y?0
H 0242009.Blanca Franco, 1(
H Blvd., No. 5, Twin 1 ual, noobusiness, a creditors, assets ur liabilities under $50,
■ 02-42010.Jose F. Ondveros
H Ontiveros, 423 Firsi individual, nonbusij 7,1*15 cred itors, t
■ $50,000, Uabilides u Cate n a 02-4201&
■ ChMXar7,nonbii■ $50,000to$100H R aym ond K. Ma■ Galena Drive. Haile: H nonbusiness, Chap H creditors, assets urn■ Uabilides $50,0001■ C aten a 0241982. H Lreng KimiBvongsi
asLreog11ianiiao,1 2 W., T ^ FaUs, indi business, C hapter 7 tors, assets $50,000 liabiU des $50,0001 Case n a 0241984.
Shelly M arie Y Hanison,No.6 D,Twi / vidual, nonbusitMSS, Ins.- 16-49 cred ito rs , ai % $50,000, liab ilities ^11 $100,00aCaseDa02-
Chapter 7, nanbw $100,000 to $501
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™ $500000. Caae n a 02- BUndy Bremer, als
" J Cleaners aind Royal D Of 9425S.Rh«tsideDri% *‘® Sandy, Utah, (but vt
Blaine County), indl^ business, Chapter 7, tors, assets under $50 ties $1W,000 to $500,0
I 02419937 * C arl D. U n d e nr D eanna L. Underwc
Ave. J , Jerome, indi^ business. Chapter 7,:
1 tors, assets $50,000 t( 3 UabiUdes $100,000 U
Case n a 0241998.
Chapter U f busine $1 million to $10 n
Shilo Inn, Twin FaUi Blue U k e s Blvd. N .,' business, Chapter 11,: tors, assets $ 1 million
I lion, UabUities $1 mU I mmion.Casena0241<
Chapter 13, nonbu $100,000 to $500,
Rick Allen Arriaga A rriaga, 1257 ET Hagerman, individua ness. Chapter 13, M !
I assets $100,000 to $500 I ties $100,000 to $500,0( I 0241989.I Robert S. CUmer, 1] I Kimberly, individual I ness. Chapter 1 3 ,1-1£0 assets 5100,000 to $500,1 ties $100,000 to $500,M J 024201Z
rsonal finaiof te rm s of fund ing es finance and economics ve said Mikel MiUer, pr to the JumpStart Cowdi IS, in Kansas and execudi so of th e K ansas Co gs Economic Education it ts, ' Y et finanda l-eduo h- porters have not ^vet et Two w eeks ago,' y. Department of E d u a t ds ed a $250,000 g ra t d, Jum pStan Coalidtm 1 K fin a n c ia l l i te ra c v p
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10n Mai, also known '3 HoUyann Court, liv id u ^ nonbusi- 7,1-15 creditors,>0.000, UabUides :asena 0241983. ,ra ras and Juana E. Main, Burley,
ss, C h a p ^ 7 ,16> ets under $50^000^$50,00a Case n a
>, 1816 EUxabedi rin Falls, individ- , Chapter 7 ,1&49 ,I under $50,000,$50,000. Case n a ^
eros and BeUndaFirst S t, Rupert, \\usiness, Chapter Urs, asse ts un d er ^» under $50,000. ' IS. £|
1 00 ,000MaUo, 207 W. Ialley. in d i^ d u 4 . 'h ap te r 7, 264 9 !. under SSO-OOfl.0 0 to $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
tig& also known ),129BocahATe. [ Individualjiin- t r 7 , 14S crwU.KX) to $100,000, 'i 00 to $100.G0a
e H a rt,. 542 .I M n F ^ i n d i - ,lets. C hapter 7, U ', a t t e t s u n d e r |ties $50,000 to '!.02419B5. 1
t a U e M , ■ '. '1 5 0 0 ^ 0 0 0 JJ r . an d Shaiia §f &E.,MurtBt«li. I is in e ^ Chapter k assets not indi- H!S $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 to ^ 0242991. I
, also known as oing business as , | [nc.. P rem ier a ll^C S e en er^Drive, N a 2013.It venue lies in ndividual, non*- 7, 2649 credi- $50,000, UabOi- 00,000. Case n a
lerw ood and rwood, 310 E. ndividual, non- 7, 2&49credi-
) 0 to $ 100 ,0 0 0 , , - K) to $500,000.
Oness,Si millionFaUs LLC, 2586 N., Twin Falls.11, 2&49a«dl- .; lion to $ 2 0 mD- ■ mUUon tb $ 2 0 {.141994. {',
ibuslnew, i 100,000iaga and Lynn ' e T 2500 S., dual, nonbusi-:1-25 creditors.1500.000, UafaUi-10.000, Case na-]
r, 227 Pine S t , : lual, nonbusi-2-25 creditors.500.000, UaUH-;0 ,00a Case na.;:
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A nalysts h ad e market to give bac stunning advance, v, previous eight sessic ud the. Dow Jones more than 1,200 poii
A fter falling as i points Tuesday, thc down 88.08, or 1 8.450.16.
T he b ro a d er n; retreated. The Nasd) index fell 16.87, o r l 1,292.80. The Stand .‘>00 index declined perccnt, to 890.16.
Tuesday's .selling due to investors ta from more than tw
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> c k s d o \[s upward trend, largel}ir eamings news has beeiir than expected,e “This has the opporth~- a higher probability to0 ing power unlike the wh
su ffere d in la te Juic August.” said David !:t chief market analyst,e Sayles & Co. “In terms cs ty, it is closer to ihrcs (old), not one week, and1 ponedbybeneream inf 3 there is-an absence of
accounting fiasco am I superseding the uncer
war and terrorism.”! Kimberly-Clark sank , $50.50 after the consun ’ ucts maker missed thirt
eamings expectations b" a share and said its 200 will come in below anol< mates.
Drug maker Wyeth s $1.30 to $34.35 on eami missed analysts’ expecta 5 cents a share.
listance Capplica tions a f te r cre long-distance subsidiary Qwest Long Distance Co it said would be unaffe accounting issues.
Qwest, which acquire p hone serv icc p rov id West in 2000, gave up I distance scrvice as a co of taking over local ser the 14 states that include
It m ust satisfy a nun; legal requ irem en ts am regulators its network is < com petition before i t ( o ffer long-distance s e r any of those states.
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About 40 million Ame have about $1^ trillion in in 401(k) plans.
Plan administrators who provide the 30-day nodce t fined up to $100 per day pe participant. Companies ai re q u ire d to notify th e 1 Department of a blackoui od.
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BOISE (AP) - Bird watch nay not loolc like they’re dc n u ch as th e y sit and p h rough binoculars. Food t lo tel receip ts, however, sli heyV e doing wonders for daho economy.
The 2001 Naiipnal Survey 'ishing. Hunting and Wild! Associated R ecrea tion fou hat residents and nonreslde trho looked for birds in th lackyards or watched big ga tt th e backcountry pumped : loney into Idaho last year. T he wild anim al enthusia
pent S356.1 million on equ le n t , tra v e l , food and hoi ooms in 2001 - significam lo re th an e ith e r h u n ters nglers.It signaled a dramatic shift
utdoor emphasis - a shift th a tu ra l re source manugcrs lah o h av e been conccrni MUt for several yenrs.Idaho was one of 31 stat' here wildlife watching broug I m ore cash than hunting sh ing . Seven su ite s - Ne irsey, A rizona. Hawaii, Ne ampshire. New Mexico, Rhoc la n d a n d V erm ont - sa ild iife w a tc h ers contribu i ore economically than huntei d fishermen combined.[t m arks a significant tu n ound from th e 1996 surve' ea rheaded by the U.S. Fis d Wildlife Service. Five yeai rlier, bird and game watchei nerated just half the economi pac t of anglers and barel ire than that of hunters. ‘That’s a continuation of wha I’ve see n o ver th e la s t 2i a r s ,” F ish an d Cami p a rtm e n t Budget D irecto ive Barton said.T h e challenge th a t all thi Ites hav e is m oving fron e r e those a c tiv it ie s w e n id ed by th e consum ptiv* rs to how are we going to ue to fund those activities ause hunters and anglers art
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md th a t 780,000 i r t in w ild life tr in Idaho, ov«r : the state. That .6,000 anglers,.9 m illion laa t0 hunters, who n.go, ju s t o v er1 anim al watth- l m illion while pum ped $246.1 ly a n d 484,000 USOmillioa , iblned also SdU ' ionwide a t $70‘ com pared to ahifflal-watch* ' th e study. But j r s a t $20.6 b il- .m a t $35.6 Ul- • 1 I to m atch i t. lion m ora in ‘ lattiibutdd to • fidiiagqwdfi*
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ner, 630 p ja , champtoxu Game 11, TBA, 8 pjn.,
^ l a s s 2A D istric Toumaracnt, a t VaUey H
Glenns Ferry vs. W« pjn.
Glenns FeiryAVendel vs. Valley, S:30 p.m ., onship
Game 7, TBA, 7 p jn ,
^^SasB lA N nth iide Co ToOmament,atISDB
Camas Coimty vs. Care loser out
Shoshone vs. C a m a ^ ner, 5:15 p j a
Dietridivs.TBA.eaop Match 13. TBA, if neces
High school boys 800Region n i District Fo
SixTouziiameat Twin Falls a t Idaho :
p ja , winner to state Pocatello a t Highland,
loser out Class 3A D istrict
Tournament Magic Valley Christian i
River, 4 p.m., w inner t« loser to playoffHigh school girts socc
Region III District Foi Six Tournament
Skyline a t H ighland, winner to state
Pocatello vs. Idaho Falls, loser out
C lass 3A D istrict Tournament
Buhl a t Wood River. 4 p j nec to state, loser to playofi H ig h s c h o o l c r o s s COUI
1A*2A>3A D istric t m Gooding
In BRIEF
S a d d l e b r o n c r i d e i
C o o p e r d i e s o f c a iALBIO N-Kent Cooper
time National Finals Rode d ie b ro n c q u a lif ie r , Tuesday from neck cancc was 47.
F am ily m em bers sali Albion cowboy first gualif
I 1982 and continued that s ex c ep t fo r one y e a r wh< broke his ankle. In '1984, )i $86 short of winning the n al championship,
K fu n d -ra ise r w as he] J u n e 1 a t th e C olleg Sou thern Idaho in Twin which drew many of rodeo rougbstock rid ers . T he e draw 2,000 spectators and r about $90,000.
Qooper was divorced anc
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S a l t l a k e c i t y - nW Hte. holder of the land^ reco rd fp r piston*drlven ( dl4d Sunday o f com plicat frcfn injuries suffered Thur in«« re co rd a tte m p t a t B<wevUIe Salt Flats. Ifo waa
m a te , of San Diego, had pai«ed through th e m easi m ile a t 422 mph on th e fin th e two required runs and preparing to stop his C^vinenj str—mlin er vdyn the cord ti
w u stm going 3501 w tC a ha h it a soft surface roIlM* B m enenqr crews hii cuK W hlte fro i9 th e tang £ ^ o f t b e c a r .
w hite,' a vetMian of m a n t 40 iM r» o f Q)eed«ray la d n ft ]
to be tter fais own rac a ^ a M o f 413.156 m pb
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T he Bobcatiflld thf> I en tire first ha^ e d t o after shot f ro t
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;ers scratc-N o way, said Jose. g o alk e ep er Jose 4 A t
>ved all but Impteg* ____led the Tigers to a 2-1 /e r hom estand ing x»o», h e Class 4A Districi occer championship ^ ..<in arning the Tigers a fo- ! Instate tournam ent
;ats dom inated thehalf, firing off shot Toncjom seemingly everyplay concentrat- QscarIf the Tigers* net the
o, who recendy took * *^5
^en dead e questio
■m orning of Will gam e,he sat quietly )ver a big breakfast. lid die cooking. . waffles,” the father g the details of the roring th e ir final ^ m o m e n t s
together. r The 17-year- L o ld q uarte r- ■ b ack a t B S t e p h e n ’ s ^ E t a i s c o p a l • a School in M A ustin. Texas,^ had been both- ^ ered by a sinus
in fec tio n and , , . .. headad ies bu t **•
: F riday m om ing, obMort ined back muscles. 17-yMiH S th a t would keep S ap tU pg to classes'and ilnly nothing that ' dea ths lagedy to cone. grlevini S ep t 13, w m suf- «fchooli ilbemonfayaetfaat wentwi th l lx U ter - been do r U seven fobtban.. F ive
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SAN FRAN' pumped.
Tony Benne; his signature s the first ball another huge 1
If only the / Anaheim.
Relentless aj bases, Scott Sj p led th e Sar Tuesday nIghi World Series.
Spiezio dro Erstad had tiu tered Livan H
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liling, (s lurToundMl by his teamr » win gave the TIgen a berth to
± o u t d i sA District Fbur hoys socclet goahending duties for t Igers, was always in the rig ace at the right time."That’s just the way he’s be r u s ,” Je ro m e coach Jo orales said. “He really saved lhat first half."And not to mention Anton •pez, who banged In a reboui f the hands of Burley keep «ar Rios In the 28di minute nvert the Tigers' only scorii ance of the first half.“T hat’s w hat happens wh«
t h s i n t w
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ths in two w eeks chat left
•ol officials wondering what I wrong and what could have idonetonreventtfiem . ' ve d ea th s were,^to. U g b
OKI:sday, October 23, 2(
n e r y i ^ :• d Praaa___________________
N C ISC O -Pac BeU Park wt
tett serenaded the crowd wit : song, Willie Mays threw oi U and Barry Bonds even hi s home run.! Angels had left.their bats L
again at the plate and on th< Spiezio and the Angels tram an Fraiicisco G iants 10« h t to take a 2-1 lead in thi
rove in th re e runs, Darir Jiree hits and Anaheim bat Hernandez, the postseasor
H A ^
n tu tM a fttr tha TIgsrs cialmtc to tha a tata tournament a t Post
S t r i c t t i d eyou’re attacking a
CCer and they counterai____ coach Wes Nyblade. the that we played poo •Ight played well but
convert our cham converted theirs
rose played some hellad' d us After the goal, thi
o f th e m atch cha jnio Tigers held their ow lund ■ “W® sav e Burl .pgf respect since they e to us twice,” said Jer ring' Stephen Schwaneb<
exchange stud hen Hannover, Germany
VO weei )ut food
ittaO ptajrar Ja ck Natoofl ( 7 2 ) « 10 Banaon O e t 4 hi AMtfci, Taxi ilMa’a , avfferad • o a r a M iMOM M t o M a t f e a t h a l x A i ^ l a t a r .
>ft schools - three In Te nd MIdiigan, one in N n a t co llege freshm an ve Michigan and a 10-yi
p lay in g foo tball wi
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October.” was The Angels beca
Series history to ba with tive irmings, with a out and steals making It
I hit And suddenly, t) stands and garlic frii
s in longer. This party, was all but over for i
the the guy who climbe am- boat bobbing in Mc 0-4 the right-field wall so the Bonds did his bes
player to homer in I rin games. His 437-foot. I 3ai- field came in the foi son Plej
M G S
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nad tha Claas 4A District Four c BstFaJIa High School Oct. 31-No
e, berth ig and attack ing second rattack,” Burley so mud ide said. “It’s not ' ourgaiE»orly. I thought Andut we just didn’t Schwanances an d they minuteirs . A nd th ey with a padous defense.” neath ththe entire tenor The Jh anged as th e provedown - and some. l a t e r wlL irley a lo t o f to forwaey already beat a ball iniFerome forward net aftaebeck, a foreign defendiud en t from waiting«my. “And in the p
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Sports Et&on
ake 2-l Iboasted, “I never lose in
scam ^the first team in ' bat around in consecu* h a flood of hits, walks ; It 8-1 in the fourth., th e lines a t the wine fries counter got a little
ty, San Francisco-style, o r the 42,707 fans. Even lbed the mast of a sail- McCovey Cove beyond i soon was gone, twst. becom inathe first in his first t h m Series 3t. two-rim shci to center fourth, the safae Inning Please see S C R IO ^ e 02
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ur championship wtth a 2-1 vlo- L-Nov. 2 .
t o S t a t end half, we didn’t give them iuch respect and we played
id fo r a l i tt le insurance, tranebeck scored In the 65th I te from about 35 yards out a powerful sttike just under- tl the crossbar, le Je ro m e defense finally ed hu m an three 'm lnuies when Rlos, who moved up
rward in the second half, got I into the back of the Jerome fter it ricocheted off a Tiger n d e r a n d aw ay from the Rg Castillo.
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i e a c h g i v e
r a d e a f t e rivin Hallt-Newa wrttar______________
TO F A L L S-A t least itwas sing grade.ach. Guy Beach said he'd his C ollege of Southern
3 m en’s basketball team a g ra d e follow ing Its first mage of the season.: Golden Eagles met Lewis- : State College of Lewiston Grande, Ore.. on Saturday, was good and bad,” Beach “If we’d kept sdore we prob- vould*velost the game.":kily, the 40-mlnute work- idn't count In the'standings, rhat it was. Beach and his sot a chance to see the team in a simulated game after f three weeks of practice, ch said some positives was ay of fi«shman center Sani in, who “was the.best play- the gym,” even facing dou-
a n d triple-team s, im ores Guillaume Yango ob Black also made Impress
illlaumei s tepped up and 1 well after he'd been strug- in practice," Beach said. BUckjilayed.wty well and
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Anahalm va. San Frt AIITklMsMOT AnceialMds«tM2-iSan Francisco 4. Anaheim 3 Anaheim l l . San Rarwlsco 10 Anarwim 10. San Francisco 4 Today* OatmAnaheim (Lackey 9-4) at San Fn (Rueter 148). 6;35 p.m.
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K n i dB Tha Aaaoclatad Praaa
H NEW Y O R K -M iH scored 13 points as i■ held the New York S■ 24 percent shooting■ h ^ o f a 94-89 exhib■ Tuesday night.■ K arl M alone an<■ S tevenson each hat■ and former Knidc M■ had eight assists in 23■ Utah (34), which wo■ s t r a i^ t afte r losing f(■ A l lu Houston hai■ Including on 11-of-l■ from the free throw ]■ the Knicks (4-3X who■ slo p p y e f fo rt one■ e s tra n g e d team m a■ SpreweU critidzed th■ tion and was suspeni■ foUowing the team 's■ tion regimen for his b■ pinkie fingier.H The KrUcks beat th■ two o th e r W estern C■ team s during la s t w
I ciarence W eather^■ 11 rebounds and Hov■ had 13 points and nin■ • th e K n id ^ who shot H and committed 22 tufx■ The Knicks’ nOital■ over into the third qi■ th e y fe ll beh in d 55-
Anderson scored five ing a 20-8 New Yorl broke up a 2-on-l bn s teal
A dunk by Andrei followed by Stevenson traffic with Z 4 second U tah back ahead by 1
a the fourth quarter.3 With all reserves on
_ th e K nicks g o t to . Eisley’s 3-pointer w ith ; 1 left, but on the next poa t m issed a 3 -poln t he
would have tied i t Knicks rookie Frank
' who m issed the f i r s t ! 5 with a broken left wris > in the fourth quarter a four points.■ Each team has one i
left: The Jazz are hom Toronto on Thursday ni the Knicks are at New Friday.
SS C S I ‘G
: scrimmahe’d been pracddng wel
Where the kudos were critidsms were long esp
5 the Golden Eagles’ off< transition gome, Beach &
I “They beat us down d I bunch of tim e s whe I shouldn’t have happei
said. “We didn’t make a which was a little bit of a us because we’ve been the ball well.”
Beach said th e team showed against the jun seniors from LCSC.
“I think we had a Hi vousness,” Beach said.
The-Eagles’ backcoun year players Aking Eltin Sawyer and Jam es Ebe gled w ith som e freshir takes.
“Maybe tHey tried to 1 issue a little too much: ou t o f p o s itio n , tra defense,” said Beach; “■ posidve was I thought wi hard the whole scrimmaj thought o u r halfcourt was pretty good.”
O verall, B each said i decent showing against i ed bunch from Lewi»Clai
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• M att H arpring : as the Utah J a s . rk K n k k a to ju st • ting In the first • (hibition victoiy
and D eShaw n ^ had 12 points, n Ic Mark Jackson t: n23m inutesfor ^ won its second ^
lg four in a row. had 17 pointa* S
of-12 ahootlng < ow line, to lead I? who turned in a ^ n e d ay a f te r § im ate L a tre ll 5 d the organiza* ^ !>ended ror not < m 's rehabillta* > lls broken r i ^
It t h e Jazz and :• m Confereoce ^ t w eek 's road ^
erq>oon added SHoward Eisley Snine assists for ^ hot 39 p erc te t tunovera. stakes carried >: d quarter, and 55-35 befo re :
stie . Shandoo ive jpoints dur^ : fo rk ru n and break with a
rei Kirilenko, ? . ison’s layup in i* fwirif left, put iy 13 e n t e i ^
I on floor, to 92-89 on Ith 15 seconds possession he
: h eav e th a t
ank Williams, rst six.gam es wrist, entered % er and scored Z
ne exhibitibn iome against y night, whUe ew Jersey on ;
i a g e ;vere thin, the 5 espedally in : offense and ■
ch said. . m the floor a ivhere th a t >pened,” he . ke any shots, of a shock to jen shooting
jam’s youth '• juniors and ;
a little ner- 1.oun of first- 'Uting, Dante 'Ebert strug- shm an mls-
to force the 1 ich: getting :■ t ra n s it io n :
ti; “T he one ;It we playedunage and I •:j r t defense •:
lid i t w as a t- is t a talent* > Clark. 5^ , P « i 0 2 B
! S p o r t s
C u t t h
SUNVALLEY-T p roved to be no d
;Wood River and Th< School boys soc
{ .Tuesday as the Cuttl0 to take the 3A D T ournam ent title s Field.. It was th e thirc •Community School beaten Its Blaine Ci
,this season and six : ’time in two years,;Ot
■Wolverines 33^ in thi ! T uesday’s win w
I l th shutout this sei ; Cutthroats, who adv
3A state toumaxnent 2 against the Distrii
‘ champion in the first iBannock Soccer Pocatello.
Josh Sonneland c scoring with his 22nd season. It remained time until Ethan Wes
•header off a comer ki Cook. Austin McCan •Higgins also netted Higgins, it was his 3< the season.
' “It was the best Vplayed against us th
I -C u tth roats coach;] -Whitelaw said.
Magic \tallfly Chris iVendell 0
TWIN FALLS - At J 'le ld (13.4<3) we are 1 o n o u r hom e field t: games, Luke Tucker S( a t t i s t by E ric A an Michael Alien netted 1 on an assist by Jeren
lBosch<• T he boys ju s t real 'hard. It was a good ma tam coach BUI Sweet.
The teams played to Twin Falls on S ep t 17.
I Play a t Wood Riverp.m . in Hailey. Only
B lu e D e^leyElyQanwr ! Tlmaa Nwn wrttar
j GOODING- Afterdr I first game against rival
[ I undefeated Dietrich i ] lose, taking a 11-21,21./ 10 Tuesday in the lA
; Volleyball Toumamen !ScboolfbrtbeDeafand ; Raysa P ark e r led Devils (IM ) with 14 ki
. aces. Teammate A^eer ' slammed 10 kills and tof : aces. Sheena Biodiam I kUls and four blodcs.
In other matches Tuc Community School el B to 16-21.21.9,21.17.2
: sixth game of the toum ' aee its own season end i 21-15.17.21, 21-15 loss County.
C a r^ defeated Richfi 1&21,18-21.21.12, IS l l Ti«en*seasoa
■ Carey and Camas C o i today a t 4 p.m. with it 'advancing to play Shoi ithe district's No. 2 seed, n e r will face DietricI
i D e a th s _CORttMWdfrDfflOlIllinois also died in the s
iod. .: Last year there w ere: jamong th e 1.8 million players in the countiy -
•lion on high school, jur Ischool and non-federaric teams. Eight w ere frot
;caus.es lik e h ea d an in ju ries and 15 from i
•causes, such as h ea rt i ;heat stroke and asthma.. So far this year, the ;been 14 deaths among •players a t all levels, hc •direct causes.' Frederick Mueller keei :of those numbers a t die I ;C enter fo r Catastrophi •Injury Research at the Ur •of North Carolina in Chaj JD espite th e re c e n t si ideaths, he said, the chai Iplayer dying in a game < ;tice is small. More feens •ing bikes and far more
• ■cars. ^I **I hate to think of it tli I th o u ^ ,” M ueller said. lyourTcid or someone yd ;vi4io died in a game it's a ;tragedy, especially if i
. .h av e b ee n p re v en ted . Iwhat is so frustrating, h !the d e a th s we see in f<
. Icould have been prevente.
iHowcouMlMdla?- . ; • WiD Benson was the kin
|who poshed h lxuelf and dete rred by l ^ e t s , inju
' ? t. H r triad to 'take up foo ' isixtfa g rade in th e Pop \ n eag u e b u t t a t o u t th e i
;M TiBiiNlW, Twbi F
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-T h e third time _______0 d iffe ren t for g-ason t The Communitysoccer team sutthroats won 4- /■»! ^1 District Four G in S 8< le a t Browning 4 /^ Q|g^
lird tim e T he Touman ool (1 6 0 ) had Centun! County rivals ™ sixth straight
,:outscoring theIthe span. at 4 pjn.I was also th e ! "season for the Saturday
advance to the^nt Oct. 31-Nov. VOlleyDI t r ic t One-Two e * Bawtrst round at thc I T "® ?':r F ie lds in FIVthSIX
d opened the2nd goal of the S kyline ied 1-0 at half- ai*nrn raV estonputinar kick by Chris HlghlailC^ann and Sean 2 1 -1 9 2ted goals. Fors 30th score of 21-17, C
t Wood River ^51 th is season.” 2 1 * l l , 2 ch R ichard Hlghlan
to claim Five.Sixcl
iristlan 2 , 19. 22-2 4 ,;Idaho Fall second se<
At Ascension cross-tow re undefeated Grizzlies Q d through 11 to play in r scored on an ag a in st t a rd em a and DistrictTh id second goal remy Vanden 4 *
ea lly p layed tOUmailH match," assis- C«ntUI
I to a M d e ln CtntUiy I
1 ^ 'today at 4 • 2 1 ;ily our th ird Jo ro m e (I
5vils down £_________ lA N orrdroppingthe chamoionsl val Shoahone, di,
Sorensen
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le same peri- was the last i ed to be on 1
re 23 deaths grade. Willon football ‘ him. He canty - 1.5 mil- weightliftersjunior high , while wadon school Me was discrom direct mined, his nan d neck football In coi
m ind irec t St. Stepher t attacks, school witha. population.:here have and limestcng football among thousi, half from stunning vie
surroun^ng 1ceeps D^ck campus. Willle National ty as a freshiphic Sport p a r t tim e oiUniveraty sophom ore,
»iapel Hill. junior. A 6-foisp a te of an d team ci
hance of a grades, he wale or prac. an Ivy Leaguems die rid- “He set out>re driving life,” Dick Bei
was somethint that way, and he was vid. ”If It’s This is not a Iyou know rm n o tafo o tl
s a terrible Will’s finif j t could Texas School Isd. T h a t’s for a toudukn(. Many of ter, was in ona foo tball free safety, auted." two mora T I
minute of the didtt't a p p w
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n to have soccer here this 1.
soccer (strict Four-Five lament . iry 5, Buriey 2ey plays Jerome in a loser- me on Thursday in Burley fn. That winner advances to e rd is tr ic t p layoff gam ^ ay in Pocatdlo.
yballIgion III District Four- ilx Tournament yllne HS, Idaho Falls n def. Pocatello, no reportedind def. Idaho Falls,, 22-24,21-12,, championship Falls def. Skyline,, 21-6,21-15land defeated Idaho Falls m th e 5A D istrict Four* ; ( championship with a 21. . A, 21-12,2M 7 victory, but 'alls secured the district’s ; seed tb state by defeating i own r iv a l S kyline The s travel to Filer Saturday ‘ in an interdistrict match t th e f if th seed from , Three. J
trict FburFIve \ment i tury HS, Pocatelloy def. Jerome, 21-15, i! i - M ;I def. Buriey, 21-10, ^
S h o s h o n e foorthsMe Volleyball ij
• dnship.Dietrich's first-game loss, Jin cam e ou t s trong in ° with two aces and four
rhe game bounced back ^h through three rotadons ° [kef's turn came around,senior produced with 11 ^
1 a row, beginning with ^es. A t 204. Parker hit a ^ ! and Shoshone attempt.( comeback, but one 1 ^ ^ sen ended the game,en said she was just hav. , d serving day.lucky on m ost of my ?
Jje said .-I started taiget- A* a t one g irl th a t I sawiig and it woriced.” " ady Blue Devils didn’tas early in the third, but P*'jrves by Ju teik W eber “aich the room it needed :ontrol. After losing the ^eber found Shoshone’s ™ )t and twice tip-killedowing Parker another [*!*et. - >“
sevenih-grade team and “st guy out of 100 select- onin a team In the eighth driill didn’t le t tha t stop fati;ame from a family of cryers and kept pumping hisI working on nis ingisciplined and deter* unc5 mind set on playing unlcoUege. Ihen’s is an elite prep botth a d iv erse s tuden t Judn. The a th letic fields thesto n e b u ild in g s se t Niclusands of trees hrame Nic^ew s of the lake and ne\lg hills bn the 428-acre Notill played junior varsi- sufIshman, quonerbacked theon th e v a rs ity as a ^
'e , an d s ta r te d as a of I•foot, 200>pound senior' wal
c a p ta in w ith good lyinwas hoping to play for havtue school. aim3ut on his own path in wasBenson said. *TootbaIl left,tling he decided to do Rs very dedicated to i t • hera football family, and “Mcotball dad.” wetBnal game, against the lapsol for the Deaf, he ran Hdown in the first quar^ for ion some tackles as a surg
, and led his team to' brieTDs by th e opening werhe second quarter. He gemBar to get b it hard in ingon any p lay , D ick teitiin d coach B rian f^thiaid» bu t oil the side- t ra ile third ID he told the ' roote l t *‘w eird” an d h is lano»limy. -Ior a m om ent on th e amb ra lying down oa tbe
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o u t f o r c- 21-12,21-13
Jerome swept Buriey, 12, 2M 3, b u t ' l ^ to Ce
t 21. 8-21,14-21, Tuesday District Four-Phre vollq nament a t Centiny High
Jerom e assistant coi
Sara Lott led the Tiger and there w ere some g from Whitney Clark.
■ "We basically foigothc against Centuiy,” Burton
Je ro m e p lays Bu Pocatello Thursclay, and ner will clinch a t least an tr i a playoff match Satun
3A District Ftour Tournament a t Wood River HS, Hi Rler def. Qoodlng, 2: 21-11,17-21,21-16, Gooding eliminated Wood Rhrer def. Bulll, 21-15,22-20,14-21, championship'
2A District Four Tournament a t Valley HS,HazaKoi Glenns Ferry def. Wei 21-13,21-18,21-13 Valley def. Glenns F«i 1»^21,21-9, 22-20,2
R ost Valley m oved vt match away from anothei th e 2A state tournament 19-21, 21-9, 22-20, 2M 6 d Glenns Ferry Tuesday at D istrict Four volleyball ment a t Valley High Sdioo
Earlier, Glenns Ferry d Wendell, 2M 3, 21-18, 21- P ilo ts and T rojans meel w ith the winner having i Valley twice to advance to i
for th ird t imBy the fourth game. Sh
looked like it had alread defeated. SdU battling for t the Indians smiggled to ret ball over the net, but 12 ei the fourth game led to their c
In th e f irs t gam e, Sho cam e out determ ined no: down to Dietrich without a 1
Parker said that the firs: was a warm-up.• “W e’re slow starting o
fired it up after the first gar played together,” she said serving and attacking was t ference."
Sarah H ubsm ith, Shosl lea d er with five kills, sa: team just lost their focus afl first game.
"We'fell apan more and as Dietrich attacked after d ond,” she said. “Next time, play offense and stop thei can beat diem widiout a dou
Shoshone coach L any M said team passing cost the Ir 1he match.
.“We have to be able to'sen receive,” h e said. “W e c toni^t, and Dietrich was excd
“The next thing I saw h< on an electric cart and w a s: driven back to th e locker, father said. “I could tell h< crying, and he pu t a towel his head. He was probably ing really bad. He wanted tc under almost any drcumsta unless he just wasn’t able to.
His parents were divorce* both were at the game this Judith Ryser and Benson hai the o ldest o f th e ir th re e : Nick, the summer before. A Nick;dled in his sleep, the c never discloised by his fa t Now. s e ^ W i l l , the youn, suffertag, they rushed dou die locker room.
“I heard Will yelling a t th« of h is lungs.” Benson sail walked into the back and he lying on a training table.-He having left-dde seizures. Hia Sim vras rock hard and his 1 was tu rn ed a ll th e way to left.”
Ryser said her son recogn tier for a moment and ^Mom” in the lodcer room, i went in to s e isu re s aga in apsed into unconsciousness.
The team tra in e r and do ior St. Stephen's, an ortiiop (urgeon, had examined the i irie f ly on th e fie ld b u t tli vere no am bulances 'o r ex lency medical ttehnidans s t ng by. W hen h e w e n t 1 leitures in th e locker room, ffther said , m biology teac ra in in g to b e an em erge OQ^niursi called for an an
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Hailey 21,21-11, 21-18, winner togc Once-beateI ' th e No. 1 SiI showdownIII Dietrich at TII 4 A Fourtoummi L, 21*19, 21-14, 2112 «
th e South Tournam eni Tuesday at Hj
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endell, o n sh ip o n U iI High School:
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, * ball toumamew iA in a 21.11, 19-21
ier trip .to Oakley."J « T he H uskdefM t of through the cat the 2A and eliminateII toum a. 21-9, 16-21,
Tuesday, d e f e ^ To make st 1-13. "pie win a play-in let today No. 3 team fr S to bea t eidier Cam as« o state. niursday'sdisi
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The Commui 21-12,21-1!
r t o ^ COOMNfhoshone lot to 80
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; ' a K l Carey def. Rlafter die 1 $ . 2 1 , 1 8 -2 1.A GOODING -'‘1 ™ sp iked 11 kiU
b locks fo r Cf Richfield, 21-lC 12,15.11 IHiesdfi
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“I t w as hard were ab le to tal ties.” she d .
he was cleared lane foIS being haddifficulQrge!r,” his T he m edica!he was against taking hel over • pital by ambulajly feel- a helicopter. Alito play a half passed, Btances, th e tim e his sc0 .” fie ld u n ti l he:ed but su rg e ry a tis day. H o ^ ta Llad lost A&iutes afte is sons, CAT scan of hisAt 24. large blood clot.! cause operated quickIamily. clot, b u t the b rmgest, th e te e n rem ai>wn to Two days later, t
told Benson andh e top son had sufferedlid . “I age and had no[lewas ery . L a te r th a tiew a s declared brain diUs left “It w asate iribB head ultimately was ato th e Benson said. T
how long it took Ignised hospital It'couldad o u t in ha lf th e tim et, d ien geon said it coti]n a n d real difference m k . mean Will might Iloctor C oach More]>pedic S te p h e n 's haaB teen reqionse to WiU'ith e re m edical ca re heem er- b e liev e d th a t “ itUDd’ em ytfiittg profes
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□nshiplley ’s v icto ry , M indy id the Vikings widi eight d fo u r blocks. Jen n a had 19 service points Wood had 16.
hside Conference lentMl HS, Hansen |h def. Oakley, 17-
21-13,21-12,
tef. Raft Rhier, 23- ^,16-21,21-15, Raft <nlnated ‘lef. Oakley, 2 1 ^ , 6- i1 ,1^21 ,15 -13 , j >stateaten Murtaugh secured ,see d an d a possible ^
n w ith u ndefeated i: Thursday's lA District Jflientw ltha 17-21,21-7, * 2 defeat of Oakley forth s id e Conference ^snc cham pionship -Hansen High School. L •ietrich wins tonight atth s id e C onference „ at, the two teams willr the district champi- (Thursday at Gooding ^ iL That match is sched-jroximately 7:15 pjn. c-Huskies earned their p
i p to the state voUey- g ment with a 21-6,6-21,21, 15-13 de fea t of a
s k i e s h a d to figh t a! e consolation bracket si I te d Raft River. 23-21. di 1, 21-15 e a rl ie r on u!
i rstate . Oakley has to . A in m atch against the ju from the Northside.
IS CounO' or C:arey, a t wi iistria tournament a I
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e to 19-0 Tsunty def. 2-:lunlty School, 15,17-21 ,21-15 lo,G - K ari Engelstad '<» he net with nine kills helocks leading Camas ^s r T he Com m unity ioi; 21-15,17-21,21-15. H«lunity School’s season bii4-12: :nn e tt slammed five firoIth Stewan scored 21 itsI ts and Brandi Gill 1rice points. In
moRichfield, 21-10, Mb 21,21-12,15-11i - Jesse M olyneux aniills and s tuffed 11 vviiC are y 's w in o v er on-10, 16-21, 18-21, 21- en<
I S its season at lO S. gham added six kills oach B arbara Berg ^ own to serves. Iird fought, b u t we take the opportimi- ^
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w h ifo r them and they thoigetting there.” foncal criew d ec id ed T{ his son to the hos- ingilance and called in SaliAlmost an hour and CSI, Benson said, firom Nebson cam e off the Bru
le w as tak e n in to We:t B rack en rid g e posi
te r Will arrived, a smd tiis brain showed aot. A neurosurgeon ' ■ Bet dcIy to remove thebra in swelled and ^lained in a com a. B<r, the neurosurgeon a shnd Ryser that their ' bosired too much dam- Unilo chance of recov*. reslila t n ig h t, h e w as ball.dead. BeriUefectorinwfaiBt' and( a fatal dtuatkmr* ^ ^ b“r m angry about Septik to get him to the ^dd have been done C . oe. The neurosur^' ' O * otild have m ade a .I and I take d a t ' CootttitstiDbewidius.'* " ire la n d sa id S t r>iBTi ■a re v ie w e d -I ts ' o fth iU's injuiy and theh e received, and Ce: “everybody d i d , oiouFessionaily.* »itu id H lm s o f th e caid.un led to 'tb is 'd a i^ ' tlie b I m ight hare
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ON MCCOVEY COVE (AP) - These Giants far life preservers - and sevt ers of clothing.
They came by schooner, siirfboord and ra f t Some t party, others hoping to i ball. And though they die a single pitch, they w er part of the World S ^ e s st a chilly Tuesday night at BeU Park.
Dozens of boaters aod {1 Including one beer-driiUd on an Inflatable yellow di and three Elvis impersona a speed boat, spent the nl the murky gray-green wi McCovey Cove, w here Bonds home runs occasion splash.
A sh irtle ss B randenburger w ore I orange Hawaiian shorts zoomed around on je t Despite the weather, whii much colder on the cove th gam e-tim e tem pera tu re degrees In the stadium, h prepared to get even coldi home run ball came his way
“If a ball comes near it get wet. The odds of geti
S e r i e s ____CoRtifflMdfromDlRich Aurilia connected fcGiants, but only made it 8-4.
W ith 13 h o m ers a in Anaheim and San, Frandsc only four short of the recoi any Series. T he long ball sure to further increase sp« tion that juiced balls are 1 used - commissioner Bud in s is ts i t 's no t so - bui Angels proved little ball v just fine.
Every Angels s ta n e r e) winning pitcher Ramon Ort a h i t No DH. no worry. And coasted 'desplte setting a inning Series record by le< 15 runners on base.
Hernandez was chased af 2-3 innings, the worst s tan glitte ry postseason career had seen him go 60. Instea< looked like the pitcher who for the NL lead in losses, v he did with 16.
Now, John Lackey will i for the Angels in Game 4 ton H e 'll be p itch ing on h is : birthday against Kirk Ruetei
T he fans w ere ready for firom the start as Pac Bell hc its first Series game.
Bennett sang “I Left My t In San F ranc isco” from mound before the first pitch, Mays threw out the ball to Bc his godson.
Bonds drew two m ore w and also set a postseason re with his seventh home run. on this night, that wras not n« enough to save the Giants.
The Angels scored four d in th ird and fou r m ore in
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“Lewis and Clark has a g club,” Beach said. “Obviou they 've been in th a t syste while and they’re a good tea; [bought it was a great scrimn torus.”
The Eagles retum to scrimn ng on Saturday at a jambore Salt Lake Community Coll< :SI is scheduled to face West *febraska at 11 a.m. and the 1 3ruins a t 1 p.m. CSI will p Vestem Wyoming at 3 p .m .; wssibly one other game dep« ng on who else shows up. Be
leach surprised by UTEP loach's sudden departunBeach said it was "a Utde bi sh o ck ” to h e a r th a t forn
IOSS, Jaso n R abedeaux a t i In iv e rs ity of Texas-E l Pa esigned as the M iners’ basli all coach late Monday.Beach worked as an assisti
nd associate head coach uni :ab e d eau x a t U TEP ffi eptember, 1999 to August, 2(
5 0 c c e r_____DodnMdtofflDl “That was really their oi
lance," Morale^ said-^llie r f their shots were H ^ t at t »lie or widiout enoti^ power Certainly none was go lOugh to get paA Castillo.“It fidt really'good,’* Castl lid. * l .k n e w ^ t I vras belpi A teom out” ' '
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p a n of the seeer, kayak, catch a balL” e came to Brandenburg0 catch a appointed on Udn't see Giants lost 10-4 ere a big ball into the co' : scene on long homer, bu at Pacific center-field wal
Most of thoset floaters, -noc the guys oking guy and in wetsult:dinosaur Bennett's tradenatorson H e a rt In Sannight on stood a t attenw ater of “ A m erica tle B arry Kayakerslooke*anally go Force je ts stre;
overD avid S ev era l Mb rig h t denizens sang *
ts as h e the Ballgame” >e t sk is. die Seventh innihich felt Those in the than the • about 10 feet bre of 57 could not see ire, he was some were in p<Ider If a giant center-fielay. simply llstenecme, I’ll re a c tio n . Othe
etting a . small TVs.
fo u n h for an 8-for th e who dyed Angel
-4. his hair and goalIread y , 1, was In the mlIsco are innings.» rd for A fter an erroralls a re third baseman Especula- the way in the thie being a two-run triple:d Selig p a n of the field,u t th e to the 421-foot m1 works ang led co rn er I
field , and a rea except mightVe had a d: •rtiz goc S eries in side-tl nd they s in ce M ule 1 a nine- Philadelphia Atl leaving 1929.
H ernandez wi after 3 Garret Anderson' in of a in th e fourth, se er th a t Angels alertly p ead, he steal as the Gian ho tied shifted to the righ , which The Angels poi
hits against - am 1 s ta r t Ja y W itaslck. Si onight ball to right, Adan s 24 th liner off Witasid ter. an d B engie Moior fun Anaheim’s third s hosted gle.
B enito Santia ’ Heart Frandsco a 14) 1< m th e w ith a slow gn lh, and A ngels In ten tio Bonds, Bonds with one o
a t f irs t and th ir walks Santiago, record Ortiz came cloi n. Y et m ajo r league hii nearly Hernandez made
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before coming to S igood Aug.28,200L ously, “I knew of son tem a w e re going on b earn. I doors over there,” unage a little b it of an id
have any idea tht nmag. that bad where h« ree a t resign on die spot liege. “My phone hasn' estem ing since ab o u t < e host (M onday n ight) play pened.”
I. and On Tuesday, Tl pend- Press reported thai Beach ic director Bob Stu]
contact form er Ai Nolan Richardsoi
IP - Chicago BuUs coa about the sudden Vi
Miners assistant bit of C otten is running rm er . while school offid t th e an interim coach. ?aso, Rabedeaux, 37, r isket. personal fiunH
replaced H d l of Fa stant H a sk in s in 1999 mder Miners m a 46-46 n from seasons. The Mine 2001 lastseason.
, everj^xxty looks out only we beat Century treat Builqr;it*sh8ppenfai t th e Ib e Tigers advBX er.” 4AtounamentatFi iood School Oct 31-Nov.;
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iurger went home di^ on two counts - the 10-4, and no one h it a ! cove. Bonds did h lfa . but it went over the walLlose in McCovey C ^ e ys on their suriboanis sidts - enjoyed Tony -ademark “I Left A y ian F ran c isc o ” and ;ten tlon as h e sang
th e B eau tifu l.^ oked to the sky as Air streaked by in a fly-
M cCovey Cove ng “Take M e Out^b e” with the crowd in Inning.th e cove, w hich is
et below field level, t inside the park. But n position to see the •field scoreboard,-.or ned to th e crowd's •thers w atched M
n 8-1 lead. Spiezio. igel red streaks Into goatee before Gaqie I middle of both ^
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M iroslav S atan scored thi ahead goal at 10:42 of the i p e rio d as th e Buffalo Sa handed the Philadelphia Fi their first loss of the seasor Tuesday night.
Satan^ wtio tum ed 28, scoi goal on his birthday for the ond tim e in h is ca rce r. Vaclav Varada also scored for the Sabres, and Mortin Biron stopped 21 shots.
Enc^M/Snrich scored for the-P fyers (3*l*2-0), who have a t least one power-play in each of their first six game
Oilers 3, Avalanche 3DENVER - Ryan Smyth so
at 9:06 of the third period to Edmonton a tie with Coloradc
Patrick Roy played in his 9 gam e, ty ing T erry Sawchi NHL record for career app ances by a goaltender. Roy o 10 NHL records, induding r. career regular-season wins (! and most playoff wins (148).
R adim V rb a ta and Pe Forsberg scored goals just I ipart early in the third perio- pve Colorado a 3-2 lead.
Tommy Salo had 36 saves iie Oilers, and Roy had 24.
Penguins 3, Canadians 3MONTREAL - Mario Lemi
issisted on all three Pittsbu {oals, inc lud ing Alek: rforozov’s tying goal with 10 : >nds le ft in regulation, as *enguins tied Montreal.
A lexe i K ovalev, Lem ieu tther linem ate, scored twice Pittsburgh extended its unbea treak to five following a 6-01 0 Toronto in the season ope: )ct. 10.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fli Lou PinieUa was offered the as manager of the Tampa Devil Rays on Tuesday and i must dedde if he wants to w a t home or merely doser to i
Details of the deal were disdosed, but it was believe be a three* o r four-year o; with on average salary tha m ore th an th e $2.5 mill PinieUa was to eam as mana of the Seattle Mariners in 20
PinieUa Uves in Tampa in offseason and wants to wi doser to his family. He is i being pursued by the New Y Mets.
A ban on m ajor announ ments during the World Sei forced the DevU Rays to car an aftem oon news conferei ac Tropicana Field, where g e ra l m an a g er Chuck Laj» planned to give an update the d u b ’s pursuit of PinieUa.
IWAA altera requirement! forstudent-athleteellglUl
IN D IA N A P O U S -H ieN C w a n ts to c h a n g e e l lg ib il re q u irem en ts fo r in co m in g ! d e n t* a th le te s b y low ering i em phasis on s tandard ized t( a n d in c re a s in g th e w e igh t dassroom woric.' In 0 sweeping package of s dem ic re fo rm s approv Tuesday , th e Managem< CouncU mcreased the numbei core courses high school s dents must take and extenc the “sliding scale” th a t he determine freshmen eligibilit'
S tuden t-a th le tes m ust n' score a t least 820 on the SA bu t th e changes would aU< freshm en to becom e eligil with lower test scores - witi higher corresponding GPA. 1 minimum CPA of 2.0 In cc courses re m a in s unchang although high school studei would now have to complete core courses, one more tran t current rule.
If approved by the NCA> Board of Directors on O c t.: the changes would take eff< next year.
As part of the reform packaj th e council app roved oth changes that would increase t workload to re m a in eligib whUe attending coUege.
CoUege students would ha to accrue 24 sem este r hou before en te ring th e ir secoi academic year, whUe maintai ing a minimum load of 18 hoi sach academ ic y e a r and s Iiours per term.
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C yrus M ehrl m’ hours with leagueFla. - T u esd a y an d salehe job agreed to put the ila Bay agenda for the leagidnow in New Y ork nex1 work addidon, they told li o it. sioner Paul Tagliabi re not give each ow ner t ved to report on minority offer duced by M ^ ’sgn
hat is **It was great. I t illion productive, substai nager ing,” Mehri said. “I 2003. whar more we coulc in the this time.”work The NFL said it h s a ^ to add to Mehri’s con York In IncUanapolis, c
the Black Coadies J tince- said It will publldze ^ ries practices of various i ancel for recru its to use ' rence d ec id e to m ake ! gen- . choice. iM arle on Doctors remove b
clot from Cavs' Wrts CLEVELAND - (MIU.. CavaUers rookie gueWl«y Wagner had surgery'ICAA remove a blood cloi>ilicy tube connecting his 1B stu- and bladder,g the Wagner underwenttests dure a t the Clevelaht of w here generol mar
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les 3, OT, M inn. - C liff ver-play goal 1:58 < gave Minnesota ary.s forward M artin j I a hooking penal*:ed the relwund of ] irik ’s sh o t o ver • an ' T u re k as proved to 4-1-1-0 ) first place in the sion./ ’s goal m idw ay rd period tied It at s(2-3-M).% B ill M uckalt oal-scoring streak m t left with a dis- r .
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0 bloodi' Wagner1 - C leveland ' guard Dajuan ' ery Tuesday to clot from the fils left kidney
irent the proce-' reland Clinic, m anager J im ' lim to remain . ays.'s doing fine,” ■ e the CavaUers ' ngeles Lakers !
"Tom orrow ,•un more tests re at.”Id player has lital for more was inidaUy
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SHOSHONE - Flos Gehrig wlU be honored a t an open house for her 100th birth- d ay from 2*4 p jn . Mondlay at th e Shoshone ^ H | R ehabilitation an d L iving C enter, 511 E.4 th S t. In p n Shoshone.
She requests Ho« no gifts. Well- wishes can be sent to center.
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Arthritis self-help twoKlay course beg
P A U L -A n arthritis tw o-day c o u rse w ill from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p. a n d Nov. 9 a t P au l Church, located at the North Third East and I Paul.
The course is normal in six sessions once a \ h as been condensed S a tu rd ay sessions fo nience. It will be lead t A rth ritis Foundation course leaders.
The cost for the cour which includes the Anh Book and all other cour als. Scholarships are av needed on a first<ome 1hnrig
For more informatio register, call course it Peggy Goodman at 431-i registration is required t is limited.
Deck) Elementary S< sponsors bazaar, din
DECLO - D e d o E le School wiU hold a baza ning a t 5 p jn . Friday.
A chill d inner will b from pjQ. An auctio h eld from 5:30-7 p.m. large items will auctione ing Jazz tickets with an c stay and more.
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G(3MMUNHnoney raised by the auc-[II be used to fund th e {ated Reader program, the *Fit carnival, software for \V Accelerated Math pro- i nd a new re frig e ra te d; fountain. Donadons will ypted I lore infomiation, call 349- ■ >654-6893. s
cRiver Center Grange 'falloween party [H O N E-The Wood River tGrange will p resent its t
annua l com m unity asen party from 6-9 p.m. tly a t the haU, 350 West 2^ l e R oad, n o rth of f le.vent will ihdude candy,costume contest, spook si pictures with the Great dn for children up to age d
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In festival, cool(-off s events for children JFALLS - A pumpkin fes- " d cook-off will be heldJjn. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Nly N u rse ries In Twin n;
a.rs t 95 ch ildren In cos- ai eive a free trick or treatevent indudes a jump- pi
lloon, h o rse rid es , N en tattoos, fishing pondby the Kimberly High ‘J heerleaders, mini-train)ugh the pumpkin patch, ” aze, finger printing byFaUs Police Department L<I. ofwill be a small charge niproceeds benefiting the Cin Cancer Sodety Camp U Gold for children with
Nli for thc pumpkin cook- 25 be brought to Kimberly; by 12:45 p.m. Judging ar1 p.m. Entries must be pi
th pumpkin for e ither cle r t or open ca tegory. erno entry fee. W inners oti ve $50, $25 and $10 giftes. t rore in fo rm atio n , ca ll Di right at 733-2717.
Hicepts entries for isay writing contestFALLS - The Veterans Cegn W ars is accep tin g hoir its “Patriot’s Pen,” a tioly writing contest. 4-(
8t Intematlonalloon second, third and founh II George K's. call Arlene at 438-
> - noon flrtt third and fourlh i 734-9486 or 736-3900 for tum-
>ononnrttand third Tuesday al 14 6lh Sl. Call Ruth al 43&OI49.laPtil Sorority
>486. C uChapter ■ 7 p.m. second and j,
lays. Sept.-Hay, In Butley. 673-
lap ier - second and fourth Jereme. Call Rachel Evans ai
Owpter. 7 njs. second and r «yi.nmandthWTliurs«lay»in r»si
Savl•y Jaycoe* • 7J0 p.m. second iribaldl's Restaurani, 677 Filer ° Pdte call 734-7377 or 736-176S. ,jO
S12S.Cuenw«lc<me. ^: Wad rE lta tad«e -8p ji. second and Chui gr*ailo^M 9iG olfR andiea6 mllei north of the Perrine 5676•far at 7334)151 or Bob al 324- 0 |y |
BrTm w riK iii. 12:10 pjn. the Kmh Tuaadays at Addison West Refe48 Addison Ava. W. In Tola Hew40>or54M169. ataa
pportQroops ^M a p Ufe R eem ry S iip M B .M »d«yt,eal]V akrte«!&
" T A ^ ' s i s s :H,callTiaaat734-1979. d mAM aymetu - 7:30 p .n . *t 14FelkMUpHaUinTVlnFalK 3373.
Gcn F m m of Moltiplee a u b Rrfoivrla*) - fUrii Thursday at 7360• C aM r,640F lk rA vo .« .lo ’ Otrdlhuradiy-caU SberiyD ai .8J 0 |BK73fn09ferfecM iea. M
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T Y E V E NT he nationw ide com[
gives studen ts in sever eighth grades the opporti w rite essays expressin views on democracy.
C ontestan ts w rite a 2 word essay based on an patriotic theme. The f in w inner will receive a S sav ings bond and a e x p e n se -p a id tr ip W ashington , D.C. The national winners cach re savings bond worth ans from $1,000 to $10,000. I tion , th e local VFW Po award savings bonds to 1 th ree essay winners. Thi 2003 them e is: “My Pie Amei^ca.”
The deadline is Dec. 1,2 The compeddon is opei
seventh and eighth-grai dents, induding home schi dents
For more infomiation 01 form, call Roben Jackson
.. 6042. e-maU diechlefOrmd check out the VFW Web www.vfw.oig.
Kimberly Nurseries off free seminar on fall pri
TWIN FALLS - K in Nurseries will offer a free nar on fall pruning basic a jn . Saturday In the Garde at Kimberly Nurseries.
Pre>registradon is requi person or by calling Kin Nurseries a t 733-2717.
‘Married and Loving H’ woriishop will be In Goi
GOODING - A “M arrie Loving I t” w orkshop w offered from 7-8:30 p.m. i ning M onday a t th e Go County E xtension Offic* Lucy L ^ e in Gooding.
The workshop will contir Nov. 4, Nov. 12, Nov. 18 ani 25.
Married couples, single { and divorced or separate! pie are invited to attend 1 class, which will teach h enjoy sharing live^ w ith other.
There Is no fee. bu t p re tra tio n is re q u ired by ci Diana Christnesen at 934*44
Head Start hosts annua reception, awards cerer
TWIN FALLS - T he S Central Head S tan prograr host its seventh annual fall 1 tion and awards ceremony 4-6 p.m, Monday in the T
— C l u bToratalnoraddallitli«roryourc oiBanbation. please seftdlh a noti< NaoMof the organlaUon or club; n w . day and week (s) of ttw meet P ly * ot meeling: and Tatiptaw numbcf of a group conti son.
pilienis. famUy and friends. 7 p.m. and fourth Thursdays al New Bagi Church. caU Ralph at Z802S17.
n lib i Freedom group, 8 p.m. ai 1 e ^ p a l Church. 12S 7lh Ave, W.. o
W o lg h tTOFiCbaptCT 309 • 6J0 pm Wednesdays
Caswell Ave. W. recreation room i< Falls, call 734-S132 er 736-3291.
Chapter 3 . 11:30 a.m. Mondays Savior Lutheran Church In Twin Fat 734« 8 7 or 326-4044. .
CeedlBi. 7 p.ra. Monday, Walker ( 1120 Montana.
Ketehuai • ttooa Monday, noon Fri tba Sua Quboo Second Av«n>e. call M 600704 or Jennifer at 726-4823.
Twin Falli - 1 p.m. Monday. 6:3i Wednesday, 10 a.m. Sanirday at F irst: Chwch. 910 SbMhooe Sl E.. call Fati 734^15, Dorothy at 543-5790 or J.C i
D h ro rc eC a reTwfci FUh • 7 lun. Mondays at Twli
Riformed Churi^ M l Grandview
u Z v M t e 'C d l Vlddeat 734-77SU Pie at 733-7313 or Daonlsat 3240S7S. pJBurU i^ 6 ^ : 3 0 p.m. M o ^ a ^
Q iM s o p p o r tGH*f r a ^ r t m u p • 4 p.m. Sut
FU ^ U ttltaT M et& W Church. 60S
Kida Raaddng OM to OHmt - fc l m who are plev tai -4pm fliK T b i It 147 Mala Ave. E. la Twin FaUs. cal 1373.
GtM ■ 7 pjn. Tue«layi at IWk tsteiM d QtUKh, can ai 7334
go .1 a n f i S t- l . y.
S s S S S
MUesday, Occobcr 2 3 ,;
JTS-------npetition b u ild in g aten th and Southem Idahnunity to T he re cep[ng th e ir from 4-5 p.m
ce rem o n y bI 300-400 p.m. Commu:n annual ents and stafirst place h o n o re d f
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 involvem ema n a ll- gram year,
p to The public ie top 2 0 infomiadon, creceive a 736-0741, Ext. nyw here, In a iia - Twin Falls rt: X ”op In Branson Ch e 2002- TWIN FA ledge to DcHaan of Ti
form in thc B ,2002. V elvet The ten to all S pectacu lar ! ■ade stu- Mo.:hodstu - D eH aan, 11
auditioned an or entry was h ired as
n at 733- m em ber of th id j ie to r d an c e corp: b site a t R e h e a r s a l
b egan I: Branson durin
ffers th e first wee!of October, am
trunlng th e show end Im berly D ec. 15, he ee semi- family said, sics a t 9 D eH aan ha jen Cafe voice and dan
Induding s ix : uired In ballet with Joa im berly y e a rs as a i
Stargazer Dan formance com
t’ Nielsen School
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I. begin- b eg in h e r s t i - l - l 2003.
rinue on MagIc Valley indNov. ' League awar . t w i n FALI
V alley Symphi ? o T e a w « r d e d a $ 3h f?w r n newly-formed e
th each era. Strings Aliv th each jjjg J
re-regis- or«hestrjbec au se
4 4 J 7 ® A ngie Flllmoi fo rm ation of i
. g l a f te r -s c h o o lorchestra callc
emony F lllm o re , a f S o u th - t e a c h e r in t
am will School District il recep- tee r conductor iy from cator of th e ne Taylor league reports.
CALENEIT dub or S«ndto:Anention:Clt otice wtth: ■FheTime&News i; P.O. e « 548eetme Twin Fslls. i0S3303
Or f u to 734-5538 ntactper- OrM uaiopatmffmi
FermenWonnitlcn.
n. second Twin FaUs - lO-JOi■Slnnings SunBridge Care, 6401
er Dawn at 734-6645., » National Aillanc • cru id Mantallylll
nes*. their families anc Hailey-NAMI 0(1
Wood River Middle Sc IVI II 475 788-3S84.
Twin Fall*. NAIva Mcsnd and fourth Mo
r sa iO u r nity room, call 1-800-S;^ au .,c iu AI-Anon/AIateon
TobdpfamiUeiand fi ir Center. local laeeting InformatF r id .* ., DibtOdAnonynMSiat Ck073M767.
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Ava.W4 7pjn.McnS« ■ k in d * 7 PA. WednMday, 1201
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a t th e C ollege of laho.e p tio n will be held I.m. with the awards ' b eg inn ing a t 5:15 nunity partners, par- taff members will be
fo r o u ts ta n d in g Jnt d u ring th e pro-
ic is invited. For more I. call Chaiyl Jester at xt. 16.
i resident performs I Christmas show■ALLS - J e n n ife r Twin FaUs will per-
j Bobby Vinton Blue h e a tre C hristm as ir Show in Branson, S«
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h as s tu d ie d p iano, lance in Twin Falls, ix years of dasslca l roan Gaben and four 1 m em ber o f th e •ance Company per- om petition team at Ml of Dance. She Is a ia te of F ile r High has been adm itted
line U n iv ers ity In lif. w here sh e will s tu d ie s In th e fa ll
ey Symphony ards grant.LLS - The M agic H J phony League has $300 gran t to th e | i | [ i elementary orches- iive. CMe fo rm e r e le m e n - B l tra was discontin- ic of bud g et cu ts, WM nore In itia ted th e EM if an all-vo lunteer 3l e le m e n ta ry lUed Strings Alive. H I I fu ll- tim e m usic
th e Tw in F a lls Tha ic t, also is a volun- from cor and music edu- . p(«« new orchestra, the |^[p, rts.
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--------------------------------- 1 0^30 a.m. third WedneKlayjt .. Sh< 40 Filer Ave. W, call Steve * ‘■“ i15.mce for thefor«ufvlvor»of meni.] ill- and friends. |.o„ ;ot Idaho . 7 jun. Tuet<l.yv e School fKuliy lounge, c.li
lvao(IVb«icValley-7pm. AmOl Monday ai KMVT commu. thv 0-S72-9Wa 1501 cran family groups - "47.>d friends of alcoholics. Kof mation.eall 1-866-5924198.lymouaners.caU*i733«M8. ,hM Twymous ico^n, cali 1-866-738-6224 toll
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j.twu.n.mo.idn*™, S s STwiHandayKeonMrof3rdand
days. 1120 A Montana Sl. n . Mondays; 6:30 p.m.MB. Saturdays. 571 S. 2nd „ ^
.Thursdays at 310 Main Sl.Uld 7 pjn. Sundays; 6 pjn.itwdays;Wo(acna*ro«Vt7leditatlea group, 8 p.m. VtMlk«, Hew aad Why Booksday*; Emerson Croup, 8 g n 7 ,Bm Ic T en Beek Study. 7220EEllis:>ur»I«ys.l2tW.100S.I pjn. Sundays, 228 Sboup ndtors; ai 801 2nd Ava N.; ■ k . ■ 1201 FaUs Ave. E. No. 21; 7 JOOS I 'a lb Ave. Desert Bulldlni, Rctlwday, 801 Second Avfc^r
lilitaryifForaignWars «883iI. Thunion Pence Pow. 7 ly at linccOn Court*. 543-
3 and audilaty, 8 pjik. sac-
B S K T J A r .-K Dedo Elee. Building, (.odgeo
CeoiPeat 3646. Clenns Ferry second inunday-aL .V iiftrtB i^_A vaD ua ETia Jtm
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rha Ptaw family celabn rtM • fifth tom bottom le tt , crM t*frM t-Cra(i >t«w, a g e 6 m ontha of Ja ro tn t: ( r rtlnn.; dad Bill Plew Jr. of Jerome;
Gooding • Post 3078. Toponlt I'ost, 8 m. third Thursday at Cooding War Mctn .11,934-5065.Hailey - Poet 4128, Big Wood River I
nllevue, 509 Fourth St.. 8 p.m.. ll hursday; 934-9002.Kimberly ■ Pott 10328. Klmbniy l>oii.
m. Ihird Wednesday at senior ciiiicnt cci 13-4443.R ivm - Poet 3678, llariow lloopo* Post,
m. second and fowthTuewlayi at Rupert C mlopment Couer. 4366964.Shoshone • Post 3001. Uitlo Wood R
ltt; 7 p.m. second Tuesday at Shosh embers home*. 8862755.Twin Fall*. Po*t 2136. Hcniy Lytle I’o
m. second Tueaday at Twin Fall* DAV I ;9 Shoup. 734-4067.Wendell • Post 2974. Thousind Spn
>it. 7 p.m. first Wednesday ai Ameri «ion KaU In Wendell, call quuter mast< 4-40I&martcan LegionDurtay - Pom 17, 7 pja. founh Tuesd. 01 Oikley Ave.. call Lyle Morton i l 1
ridrfktd. Poet 19, Elmv Miller Post. 8 1 rtt W ednesday, and th ird Wednest itiuck'wiih Auxiliary ai Legion 11*11. .no Behuninal 934-5796.Cooding. Post 30, Perry Byam. 7:30 | Ird TueKlay at War Memarial Hall, call I Kweal 9344687.Jem ne • Post 46,8 pjn. eecood Tuesda gion Hall. North Uncoln Street aad Sevt enue Ea>t,c«U P I . Vlayard ai 324-2607 Kimberly/Hansen - Post 76.1 a.m. f «sday at TrHvder's Oa*i*, call td liudso
Twin'Fan* ■ Post 7. 6:30 p.m. sect esday at Po« Home, 447 Seastrom St., nyW em .17368876.Auxiliary Unll • SJO pjn. second Tliuti Post Home. •Wendell . Post 41. 8 p.ra. seci ednesday *1 WendeU Po*i Heme, ca ll, ouson at 5366642. Potluck at 7 pja.tharMUitary Order e( the Pwple H e«t)• 7 pm. flm Wedneeday at National Cu r r ^ 1069 Fivnlier Road. Twin FaUs, 1
Otherb s O a u t f i te nBcUtcl IB - 7 p m Mcond «uid fou: odays at 1519 Overland Avfc In Buriey. Bethel U • 7 p.m. second and fou: nday* al 225 First Avo. B. In Jerome. Bethel 4 3 .7 p.m. flr« and third Mond 183 Blue Lake* Blvd. N.Bethel S6 • 7 p.m. teeond and foui dneaday* at 883 Blu* Lake* Blvd. N.Bsonic actlvWaiStar *< the Waal 35 Onlw *( EMten St I.m. first Thunday a t Wendell Mase ige on Ncnb Idaho StiM t Ceodlni Basteni Star Lodge. 7:30 p ond Tuesday at Matonic Temple. Slmua and Ifnm laSlw et___________ _[eio— C h f tar S4 Ordw al iba Bm i<
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ll Matacal Canter Auxiliary memi omrantion Oct. S-7 in Sun Valley M l. SMomf Wea prMftfefit; Ita V lent; artd Roak Stover, praehtar e Davfy, director of volunteer aa lepoftdlRg sacretary: Valene Cou
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fMSrth ganeratlon. FanOy membere i andmottier Allaot Danlela of TwIi fraat-crmdmotlMr Janet Ptew ol n ; and frandfithar BtU Ptew 8r.
8 p.m. Star . 7:30 p.m. Ihird Tl Rnorial Masonic Temple. 225 Klm
,f PostIhird B-dah-ho chap te r 7
E M ern Star-first and t» II. 7J0 Masonic Temple, 113 E. I
Rx««n390td(rcrU )e u 7J0 P'"*' **cond and fourlh 1 n'chUd MaseoleT*aipU.620EStH
Twin FalbCtapur 29.0 I River Star .meet* the second Uld }shone ih s Masonic Temple, Blu<
, North. 733«16 i »'•,? Twin Fall* Ledge 45V llaJt, Wedne«l*y ai 883 Blue Li
er'ic"a"n Lodge 65 - 8 p.r
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Alan Crundel. 677^ 215! ui.y at Royal Arch Masons 2■I 878- J___Tuesday, Rupert Masonic
StoUeratS32-4310.,8 p.m. Paul U dge 77 • 8 p.m” <*■)[• acro**rrom P*ui i’ost Olflct
T k ta F d l.C h .p U IM p.m. fir*t *nd ihird Thur;
10 p.m. Lakes Blvd. N. DeMol.y11 Paul Mason* and Eastern Star w<
Rolwkali Lodge!evenih tdriso Rebekah Ledge ,S07 third Monday* *1120 W. A•' firo RuA Rebekah Lodge 10
ond.ndI«uU,71,u™l.„« econd !>met and Oaklry Avenue. ;t.,« li “ >5-
M«fuerlte Rebekah !«< unday *nd Ihird Wetincsdayi al
Gooding.econd Syrtnga Rebekah Lodgeill Jim and fourth Mondays at
Jerome.Union Rebekah Lodge 4:
Ihird Tuesday* al Lodge IUI | f P » Prlmrow Rebekah 76 -Guard and fourth Tuesday*. 235 Tl Is, call
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rd Tuesday al Jerome Klm Ave. F^it, call 324.
e r 77 Ordar e t the nd third Wednesday at J E. Idaho In Paul. 436 _
r Uie Easietit Stn- - 7J0 >rlh Wednesday ai tho £.St, 4360282.29. Order Df the Ei>tFm d and founh TWsd.ys al , Biuo Lakes Boulevard
* 4 5 . 8 p.m. Ihe firsi ue Lakes lllvd. N.. 423-
8 p-m. first Wnlnesday nple. 436470(1. ine Club. G:3U p.m. din- sy at Rupert Kik>. call
ms 22 - 8 p.m. ii-o iid •onic.TempIc, call Dale
I p.m. firsi Tiiiiriday 3Iflce.4M-SlSO, r Order of ReAloluy ■ 7 rhursduyi al HK.l llliie ly SwcetlifsirK. imicmii.:ar welcome.Iige ,96.8 pm- fir»t und W.Ave.A.Wciidc1L ge 107 • mccli liie icc..ysM iherortKrof 14ih rnUF. In fliiricy, rail 4JJh
hl«dgr98.2|i.m .rir<t ys al Ihe |.od),e lioll.
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ige 45 • 2 p.m. fini and e iU il inSiagGRnun.I 76 - l:JO p.m. second E35 Third Ave. E.. Twin
o n s1. Tuesdays at lite Odd >>Urv,tl>irkr\-.li7tt.l4.<l. h«rtl»l Chiirrli U'iiiiK-n‘«I Tliiirsiluv at 211 S,
Ipnwllonal. Christian pray for children and.
w start group, coil 423-
leet* flr*i and third * Lodge, caU Virginia ai '
Magk H wauie •cond W adneiday a t BuUding, eaU KathlMn
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County F air Board'o rcsuJts for the open d( of th e 2002 M inidol Fair.
Photography Just animals Rene Jensen, blue Reid W. Smith, red
- Justin Clark, white
Digital, black and i unlntals
Ia n n is James, red Janica Bohon, white
Animals end people I Brecka Fetzer, blue Jaymie Jensen, red Cory Nephew, white Nile Bohon red
Group gatherings Richard L. Hageman, Joy Bohon red Janet Sunderland, wl June James, blue Jeanna Garmer, red NUe Bohon, white
Insects, bees, spideiB:Kyanna Jones, blue
Birds of any kind , Nile Bohon, red
» Snow landscapeS Maiy Lou Ottman, blu! Arpha Noble, red
Mountain landscape Emily Sansom, blue Dennis James, blue Lanny Bigelow red Nite B o h ^ white
Digital. Mw A ^ wfalt
Dennis James, blue Janica Bohon, while
Arpha Noble, blue Gina Despain, red Beverly Scow, white
Landscape with water Richard L. Hageman, b Brenda Henslee, red Kari Pawson, red
Digital landscape withi Beverly Lulhmui, blue Elsie Kraus, red
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fe nature s James, blue fames, r ^:n Anderson, blue s James, red lansom, white
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Texture Nile Bohon, red
List and dark masses Cindy Bradshaw, blue Nile Bohon, red June James, white
Relationship and jux tan Nile Bohon. blue
Cindy Bradshaw, blue Nile Bohon, red Joy Bohon. white
Study in color Kari Patvson, blue Elsie Kraus, red Dennis James, wlUte
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You told h er she had ev right to know, and that she ' }Id enough to be told now. Whi ‘ead that letter, a flood of ei Jons came back to me.
My mother died of breost < xr when I was 15.1 watched leterioTBte for three years, Al md when I osked questions, 1 1 ihoved aside because my fa t eit I wos too young to know.
Three weeks before my m< ir’s death , I did som ethin! toimed out of the room and w0 the bosement to sulk. My fot oUowed me and said the m lurtful words I have ever hes le said, “Your mother is upsts lying by inches, and you’re mo! esponsibleforitr
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>od Mominging TV show jacket, gwhose snarky her seoihost (played by her gumMatt Letscher) Dylan mshe is dating - Williamuch to th e way simconsternation the role,of th e show’s On thjust-hired pro- beginneiducer (M ark up just <F e u e r s te in ) , staged 1who is not only with herDylan’s new Kimberl;boss bu t also ABC sitelecret adm irer. “Our paiver blame him? would beesence and daz- performsylan (th a t is, By he: essence of It- appearir
she mon1 new Fall face,” school stshing that smile on the C
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copt for tho petition doing. As SiItly m o d . M llnor chorgos all9n D istrict will nol inlorm ed. If1 o lo c tio n for th o uraos ovoiv» r . Scon Breeding ^in declared elected , roa year lerm fromOistrici. ^ I l l j l l
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: e o f m e e t i n oICE IS H EREBY that tha Board of
• of tho Milner irri- Mstrict will hoM the >nlhly m oellng on « r 13,2002 a t 1:00 ho d is tric i o fllca, a t 6294 E 3810 N lugh, Idaho (noar lam). They will »ot ard of Correction I tho houra of 1:00 I 3 :00 PM for th a
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a l w i d i mir pain, and I think you have hi ! nail on the head. In their zes protcct you from the pain o idually losing your mother u* parents left you open to thi uma of her sudden loss. Rea<
>EAR ABBY: My heart goe to “Daughter Who Needs ti
ow.” I am a hospice nurse an< 'e worked with many familie: iling w ith term inoi illness o th e r re a so n th e parent; In’t tell th e child may hav< !n because they themselve; I not yet come to terms witl devastating news. To discus:
h news is to admit that it i:2, and this Is frequently hare patients to do.Iuch of th e work we do ir pice is helping patients and ir families accept the progno' and cope with the grief of ir loss. Hospice families are ow ed fo r a y ea r a f te r the th of a loved one to support m os they grieve, ven though It has been three
lg relationsJc plays: cfance to your own
U bra represented.IRGO (A ug. 23-Sept. 22): IS on standing in community, tige and added recognition, ’re due for surprise; promo- comes througli - celebrate!
id sclf-deccption. Refuse to iken for granted.BRA (Sept. 2JOct. 22): Your 3sophical concepts are solid, pie want to hear what you read whot you write. You ore river’s seot; steer your own se. Copricom wiil ploy major
;ORPIO (O ct 23-Nov. 21): Be ‘e of legd ramificadons coning partnership. By Investi- lg, you could leam more than care to know. Marital status *es prominently. Aries will exciting role.lGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. Utilize original thinking, but : backstage. Lunar cyde low;
l g Miami:’ T!t, grinning hello, plopping in ieot and demurely parking um in a tissue. All much like 1 might.lliams, 23. has come a long since M a r^ , when she won 3le.1 the o ther hond, she Is no mer. As a youngster grtnving ist outside of New Yoric, she id living-room productions her brother and older sister, •erty (who now cottars on the sitcom “According to Jim"), parents’ poor dinner guests
i be forced to-sit th roug our rmonces,” she recalls, her ea rly teens, she was
oring in commercials. Then nonoged to juggle her high 1 studies vnth a regular role e CBS soap “As the World s .” She played Dani spoulos, whom she describes tially “this really smart girl loor.It after six months of doing [ marched into the executive leer’s office and said, ‘I think
, w hich w a s p ro - and study 111c tober 9 ,2 0 0 2 and Wo advlso lln file a t tho office ol who sook tuirict, vrtiore anyone tton lo oxorclo d m oy s o o Iho lo o c co ss pi
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this helps the youn{ her family as well as
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md NEW CAies DEAR MARTI: Thass. a helpful letter. For Its ' may nol know, hospicive gram th a t is avalies patients who hove o p;ith no, more than six monUSS It offers pain m edicis counseling to patients
trd families, as well as grii
in The national hotlinnd is (800) 658-8898. '10- address is www.nhpco.of O ther helpful reseire' grief support groupshe seling ore th e social)rt o ffice of your local
churches, o r your locee health providers.
ship, Gemm that means cred it du
given an o th e r day. F): received, induding mary, plays top role,n. . CAPRICORN (Dec. Z0- You are n o t alone, e! through period of intn [o ask ing , “ Why am 1
Tonight you receive an ir gain conHdence as resu d. n a tiv e , an o th e r C u Involved.•e AQUARIUS J a n . 20 n You exude aura of pei )r sex appeal. Creative ji
you create product that le versal acceptance. This V day and night of love a1- ter.n PISCES (Feb. 19-Maj is the track: ^ o o s e numb U position In fou rth rac
posidon highlights soUc :. home and mai^age. Tai It and Scorpio play out: r, roles. You will win hand!
l ie new ‘It Cn th a t my ch a rac te r >h g through a giant rebel! e said,'Really?’And I said,
anythingl Let’s spice 'e g renew ed m y contri n chopped off my halrl S(
0 and did a lot of lurldn^ g com ers talking to my» e was on her way.s Completing high sdioo•, Williams left-W orld-(“16 my ch a rac ter to HI. Finland”) and beaded ts Universit/s theater consr where “nobody diere kn
been on a soap. For the fis was a normal kid.” Afra1 she spent tim e i 1 Williamstown Theatre F« : Massachusetts and unde 1 for th e off-Broadway i Shape of Things.”5 Now, she’s re lish i I moment In the “It” Farad
“A wild ridel” she say ( ing. “Pm really thrilled ! the *It Girl’ spot until the ; Girl’ comes along.”
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flay, a t THE FRONT Et TITLE COMPANY. 260 FA U S . IDAHO, FIRST COMPANV. aa trustoo. ntgheetbW dar. forcash, or Nalional Bank, a ch Crodll Union, o r a che Savings and Loan Aa» S a v in g s B a n k , a ll pa lollowlnp doscrtbod roal o t TWIN FALLS. Stoh follows, to wit:Township 10 Soulh. Ro an. Twin Falls County, li Soction 32; A parcol oi and NW1/4SW1/4, dose Com m ancing a l Iho W Soction 32. Irom which t tion 32 boara North 00 W ost ono O uano r corn 8 EQINNINQ;T honco North OO'OO'OO' tho SW 1/4NW 1/4 of so 448.3S (eet;Thonco North SO'OO’OO' fool:Thonco Soum OO'OO'OO* feol 10 0 point in the coi polnl boing on tho arc of Thonco Northwestorly a Canal and on the a rc ol 113.49 loei to the polnl < d<us of 253.70 loot and a I o l North 52 '13 '2 1 * W o sf
r T honco North 39'24 '26*Highlino Canal for a dlsta Iho Wosi boundary o l th«
Thonco leaving tho come North 0 0 '0 4 '2 r E as t ak NW1/4SW1/4 ol sa id S oc foello Ihe TRUE POINTC Comnwnly known a s 35J 83328.
Said sale will t>9 made •x p ress or Implied, regard brances to satisfy the obllg to th e pow or o i s a le co OBocuted by LYLE R. Wl SON. a s G rantor, to TWi COMPANY, a s T m steo. i QUAC MORTQAOE COF recorded J u n e 2000, as Mortgage records ol TWir ABOVE GRANTORS ARE SECTION 4S-1506(4)(a). SENTA'nON IS MADE TH> PRESENTLY RESPONSIB
Thedefaurt»or¥»htoh this lo pay th e monthly paymon: Interw t and Impounds and theroatlar: p lu t late chargm sum s advanced tN beneTid c o n d i t io n a o f a ^ d e e d of owing aa-o( Ihta da te on ir de ed o l tf o i t la $78,919.06 •xpenM S actually Incurred th a ra u n d er o r In thla sa le
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PUBUSH; O ctober 1 6 ,2 3 ,:
NOTICeOI Pursuant to Soction 34-eoa hereby glvon of m e G enen and Couniy Officer#. CoOeg and City ^ Twin Falla Ovei Ctty voters) lo b e held in it Twin FaUs, on N ovem ber 5, betw een the hours of 8:00 ( p.m. en aald day a t the poaii In g p l a o t a b y t h e B o a i
Twiw FALLS C ' POLLING
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EntranceB ier «2 FHer Mkid
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1 2 0 Madls Kimberiy #2 RedM m er
W ashingto Kimberiy «3 Kimberiy C
1 2 0 Madls< Maroa Filer MkMl<
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425 Shoehi Twin Foils *3 Church of I
461 Filer A Twin Falls »4 Robert Slw
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Robblna St. Twin Falls 16 D A V Hall Twm Falls »7 Harrison El.
600HaiTiso Twin Falls US Harrison Ei< Twin Falls «9 Harrison Eh Twin Foils a to Twin Falls ►
le iS R Io rA Twin Foils *11 Saw tooih El
1771 Stadiu Twin Falls a i 2 Twin Falls H
1615 R ler A Twin Falls a i 3 Sawtooth'Ei
1771 Stadiu Twin Falls *14 Twin Falts H Twin Falls *15 Valley Chrtsi
LutherarVITi T w n Falls *16 Valley Chrisi
OurSavtorLi Twin Falla *17 VaHey Chrtai
Twin Falla #16 OrvQonTrM Tvfin Falla »10 O 'Leary J r . ►
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E OF TRUSTEE’S SALE003. a t the hour ol 11 ;00 AM. ol 8 r ENTRANCE O F RR ST AMERIC 260 THIRD AVENUE NORTH. TV »ST AMERICAN TITLE INSURAN toe. wUl soil a t public auction, lo osh, cashier's chock drawn on a Sl 1 chock drawn by a Slate o r Fod< check drawn by a Stato or Fodo Association. Savings Assoclatton,I payob lo a i th o tim o o l a a lo , t rool proporty. altuotod in tho Coui >talo of IDAHO, a n d doscrlbod
Rongo 16 East ol Iho Bolso Mon ty, IdahoI ol land k>caied In iho SW1/4NW1 toscnbod a s foltows;> W osi O ne O uartor cornor ol s i ch tho Northwest comor of sa id So I OO'OO'OO Eost. 2640 59 foot, ss :ornof bolng iho TRUE POINT C
0 0 ' Easi along Iho Wosi boundary I sold Section 32 lor a dislanco
I'OO* E asi lor a distance of 260.C
'00* Wost for a distance of 968.£ I com er of iho Highiino Conoi. sa : of a curvo nght;ly along tho conior of tho Highlm ; ol the curvo right lor a distanco < Ini of tangent, sa id ore having a n d a k>ng chord bearing and distonc Dst 112.54 loot:'26* W est along tho conior ol th listance ol 269.92 lool lo a polnl o I tho NW1/4SW1/4 ol said Soctm
omer ol the Canal on a boonng c I atong tho W est boundary o l thi Section 32 for a distance ol 242.61 ^OFBEOINMNO.3559 N orth 2200 E as t, Filar, 1C
■de withoui covenant or warranty jarding title, possesston or encum- >bilgatlon aoeured by and pursuoni c o n fe rre d in th e d e a d o l trust WEB8 , AN UNIMARRIED PER-
lY/IN F A U S TITLE & ESCROW 10. for the bonelll and socuriiy ol :ORPORATION. a s Bonolldaiy. I, os Instrument No. 2000008355, WIN FALLS County. Idaho. THE \RE NAMED TO COMPLY WITH [a), IDAHO CODE. NO REPRE- THAT THEY ARE, OR AHE NOT. ISIBLE FOH THIS OBLIGATION, mis sato ia to b e mado is: Foiluro nont due May 1,2002 of principal, and subsequent inslallments duo rges; together with all subsequent eTldary pursuant to tho te n ra and1 of trust. The estim ated balance n Ihe obligatton secured by said >.06, including inierest, costa and rred In enforcing the obligations ■ale. a n d tru s te e 's le e s and /o r MS a s authoiU ed In m e promis- a atoramenttoned Doed ol Trust. ^ INSURANCE COMPANY :CONVEYANCE CORPORATION
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e OF BLCCnON ’602 Idaho Code, public noitoe is neral Etoctton lor Naltonal. S tale •Oege of Southem Idaho Trustees Override Ouestton (lor Twin Falis In the Stato o t Idaho, County ol >r S, 2002. TTte polls will be open00 o’ctock a.m . and 8:00 o'ctock »ning places designated a s poll- c a r d o t T w in P a l l s C o u n ty
S COUNTY. IDAHOINO PLACESION NOVEMBER S. 2002a Hall Main & l im BuhleK all *oH ali ’eH all *3rangeH all 14 & Birch Buhl 3m nge Hall - 3rang« Hall * itord Momodist Church r School^ural R re Slatton «2.IH w y30XkMla School Gym, W est ice
School Gym, W est
jlJJIo School Gym. W est
ly Hall• r Elsmeniaiy School Gym
Imor Lutheran Ch., Irene A I igton Irty Community Center Idlson W, todlo School dym .Eniranco(urtaugh City HallElam. School 607 2nd Avo. E, ^nty Courthouseoehone N.01 Ihe Brethren
trA ve. W.Stuart Jr. High,iw eU A ve.V ^ atuan Jr. High. Small Gym,I S tHall 469 Shoup Ave.1 Etomenlary School Tlson1 Elementary School •) Elementary School *11* High School, o r Ave. E. h E(em. Sch., idlum Blvd. lis High School, srA ve. E. h Elem. Sch..Idlum BhKl. ts High School hrlstlan/OurSavtor 1(1708 hristlaiVxL um aran/H eybum nrtatlan/Our Savtor IM v*. E. TTirrau School, 660 Partt Ave.Jr. High Auditorium,' 'indD r. tiC ntr.'Founquar* Ch., P
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T ruslee ’s Sato NOTICE IS HEREBY Oi
TITLE INSURANCE COU □I u iid Successor Trustoo. wiu o n ,
a ll1 :0 0 A M .o lsa id d a y .F FALLS COUNTY COUR:
A iSre STREET N.. TWIN FALLS IA Ihn >^0 highest biddor. lor cash.
■ s ia ta S to los. all payablo a t thedoscnbod rool ond porsont
nrinrni 10 coirociively OS m o 'P ropo TWIN FALLS, siolo o l Idoh
n th n T o w n sh ip 10 S o u th . Ra •ountv MofxI'a'’- Twin Falls County od n s Soction 18: That pari ol tho
Boginning al tho Soum oosi iArvi, Thonco North a distanco ol
ol Beginning. iiA/t/j Thonco Soulh 87 '46 'W ost J " ' ' Thonco Norih 2 ’16' W ost 601 nn.ri Thonco Nonh 87^45' Eost 2! iSoc- T honco S outh 2 '1 5 ' E ast
' / o p £XCEPT?'tno eosi 25 loot th According to Iho County A doscnbod proporty is comm
c o o l VIOW Drivo Soulh. Twin Falls.Tho Trusloo hns no Kno*
•QQQ description o l ino abovo-rc purposes ol compliance wil
y , „ Codo. Iho Trusloo has boon I 502 GRANDVIEW DRIVE !
” ° 63301 IS somotimos ossociot hiinn Said snio will tjo m odo wi CO ol 'ODOrding tillo. possession or ■
obligation socurod by and pu -n ■ conlorrod m mo Dood ol Tru
SCHMIDT. A SINGLE WDM , FACT IN C. a s Trustoo. lor 1 PARKWAY MORTGAGE. II
2/27/1996 rocordod 3«7/1fl 1998005509. rorocorded und 1998009593. Mortgage rocor
'V n IDAHO, mo bcnolicial Inloros2 ea by BANK OF NEW YORK. A!
BANK. FS a AS SUCCESSOi , ID MAC INC.. AS ATTORNEY IN■ THE ABOVE GRANTORS A
WITH SECTI0N45-1506(4)(A RESENTATION IS MADE TK N O T . P R E S E N T L Y R E S OBLIGATION.
Tho dolouit lor which this s i pay w hon d u o undor tho Di 2 /27/1998. THE MONTHLY CAME DUE ON 6/1 /1996 A
r T MONTHLY PAYMENTS. PLU u p OTHER COSTS AND FEES A JH Amount duo a s ol Sopiombo tp , DoNnquont Paym ents Irom Jui 3T a t 5 6 6 0 .7 6 o a c h (0 6 -0 1 - (
S 3 4 .359 .52 ; Lato C h a rg o s : j l Advances: $1,634.60: TOTAl
A lldoiinquonciesaronow dui I • accruing taxes, a ssessm en ts, J - , lees, costs and advances ma
associated vrith this loreclosun ™ $94 .28829 , togem er with inter
annum trom S/1/1998, until pali ^ Tho Boneliciaiy elects to soil' . . lo b e SOM 10 sairsfy sa id obliga r_. DATED: Septem ber 20 ,2002 2 ; FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IN ,, Trustee
By; Cynmia G. Guanoll. /\ssl. V yfj c/q REGIONAL TRUSTEE SEF
720 Seventh Avenue, Suite 40( Seattle. WA 98104 phone: (20( Salo Information: hltp;//www.nr
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ly. FRONT STEPS OF THE TWIN URTHOUSE. 425 SH O SHO N B LLS. ID, soil a t public auction to ash. In lawful monoy ol the Unllod the time o l sa lo . Iho following
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ot thorool.ly A ssesso rs oflico. iho abovo immonly known as: 502 Grand- 'Oils. ID 83301Knowlodgo ol a moro pariiculor o-roloroncod Property bu t lor I wilh Soction 60-113 of Idoho >on inlormod Ihat the addross ol b(E SOUTH. TWIN FALLS, ID Kiotod Wim said real property.0 without covenant or warranty1 or encum brances to satisfy the 3 pursuant to Iho powor ol solo Trust oxocuiod by SHERRI B.
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EMPLOYMENT A H PAYROLL SERVICES I
PERSONNEL PLUS 1 733-7300 Tyrin Falla <
678-4040 Burioy IHOUSECLEANINQ !
Reforences. Call and a sk _ for Leona 206-324-S208* Dl
HYPNOSISOuK am oking for go o d ll I
Coll Curtis Johnson * certllied HypnoThorapisi 1
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Ing. m urals, wall p a p e r , n i and Interior painting h ! 7 3 ^ 4 1 3 4 foVeatlrrat**.*
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anacks Includod. All ag es cCall 324-5784.* tl
EXPERIENCED Doy C ore 5A pre-school. Doys/ovos. uUconsod-ICCP. 324-6463* J
H IO H Q U A L IT Y c a r o .A ctiv itie s lo r l 8 m o. o r *oidor. ICCP. 735-9290* 0
HOME BASED FACIUTY ^.Spociolizos in inlonls *
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Incl. Call 733-5844* 4KIDS CAN BE KIDS ~ W N ow p r o - s c h o o l , l u s toponod. Exp Stoll. Licon- O'sed . ICCP. 18m os.-6yrs. 057am-6pm. Whore loaring * is lun. quality care . r«a-a onabla ra tea . Call ot
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MESSAGE on Jon'l pay to find worts bo- * ' foro you gel Iho job. Por driIroe in lo rm alio n a b o u t onavoiding ompioymcnl sor- IraVico scom s. write to iho * FFedera l T rade Com m is- ceislon. W oshinglon, D .C.. Sail 20580, or call tho Natton- al Fraud Inlomiaiton Con-ler, 1-60»676-7060.* ENF
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position re q u ire s a c c ounting a n d land ing *xp*rt*nc«. Positton I* full tim* with b*n*llta.Sa ia iy DOE. S and re- aum * 10 FFS8 c/o Hum an R esouK ** . P .O .Bok 249 TNwin Falls. 10 63303^)240. EOE Drug Fraa WofkptaD**
■ ASKING QUESTIONSC o n d u c t pu b lic o p in io n
polls over Iho telephone. A B S O L U T E L Y N O SALESI Striclly rosoarch. S7.00 to S9.00 p e r tMur. C asual work onvlronment F lox lb lo o v o s . d o y a . A
IN wknd. hours. 15-30 hrs. IB por wook. G reat part-time to }ob or second Job. Closo Kl to CSI cam pus. For moro >0 mio.CaII736-2A 63iliIliir 01 BOOraCBEPSVSECnETARY
2 5 -3 0 hours, oxporlonco Q roqulrod, m ust bo profi
c ient In Ouick Books Pro. $12/hr. Fax rosumo with roloroncos to 733-3311.*
11 CASHIER-------------- ---------Evos. A wookonds.
Musi bo 17yrs.o ro ldor. Apply In poison alter 5pm
9 B eans A Burrito 'I 799 Chonoy Dr. Suito 3
Twin Fails*J CHILDCARE STAFF
Agapo C hristian School. < 1 oponing, 734<J693*
' CLERICALr Caln'a Fumllura Club Is I> hiring a pari-tlmo positton
tor da ta entry ond rocept-' lonist. Excellent com m u
n ica tion sk ills, n ice ap- poaranco. with good computer skills, P loaso bring rosum e lo
C aln’a H om e Fum iatiinga 204 Main Ave. N.
Twin Falla. ID* i
CLERICALWo havo oponings lor z oxperloncod soc re ta r- I las A bookkeepers. I 733-7300 or 676-4040 I
PCBSONNEL PLUS J _wwwp«ir»oonfl(Dlm-loe.Bwn I CUNICIAN ITwin FaUa County h u an 1 ope n in g for a C linician. I Position will work within I th e T .F . C ou n ty Y outh I Services Division provid- I lng encourogoment. odu- I cation, trootmont ond as- I s i s l a n c o lo y o u th o n d l( fam ilie s 10 e n su re sue - l< cosslul complotion o l tho I youth’s Invoivemenl with I Ih o j u v o n l l e j u s t i c e I systom . Ouoliliod candi- I d a to sm u s tb o 21 yoa rso l U oge and have a BSW o r I BA In Bohavtoral Scienc- I o s o r related liold. G ood I ( mediation or conlltot ros- b olullon skills, crisis Inter- Dl ventton skills and commu- F nications skills essential. C K nowledgo o l th e Juvo- a nilo C orrociions A cl. a s E well a s Couri proceduros T a n d vocabulary helplui. d Appiicalions available on- $ llneatwww.twinlollscoun- = lry.org or a i tho H um an D R e so u rc e o lllce on tho I 4th lloor Twin Foils Country Courthouse. Twin Falls County is on equal oppor- 1 tunity omployer ond drug 1 Iroe workpioco*
DAIRYH erdsman noodod. Strong , poopio A Hmo m anage- ; m ont akills roq. Knowl- ‘ o d g e o l c a ttle d e s ire d .Musi bo bi-llngual S end * rosume lo P.O. Box 589. Gooding.lD B3330* _
DENTAL ASSISTANT DR N e e d e d lo r b u sy office . Coi
E ip a r l i n c e re q . PT A t FT w ilh bono flls. S o n d tli re su m e s to:B ox 92480 , pt c /o T h e T im e * N e w s . r P.O. Box 546Twin Falla, ID 63303.* Ni
DENTAL ___H ygien* A aa la tan t Entry r r -
lovel posiiion lor a busy o lllce . S e n d re su m e 10 Box 92460, c /o T he T im es New*.P.O, Box 548Twin Falla, ID 83303,* ^
D E V E L O W M E N T A ^^ 'Oi SPECIAUSTS -
aW e a re curronlly seek in g D o v e lo p m e n ta l S pec ia lis ts .Q uaiillcailons: a lour
yeor collogo dogroo o a _ outlined In tho regula- tion la desirable. Muat hava ono year experi- n on co o r 240 ho u rs o l I R woridng wim IndMduola 2
dlsdbilltlos.* Ability to m anage ond o rg a n iz e limo lo bal- onco hands-on contact with reporting needs'.'
Ability to elfoctlvely j
r e s o n i S .L . S ta r t S Aaaoe.. Inc. in a wido variety olslluoltons ond in te rac tions with varl- t i ; , o u s In d lv id u a la a n d ogonclos. I
* Ability to act o s a re- r ^ , s o u rc e 10 d lrocl-carosta ll In developing of- n f ( fective consum er aer-v ic es a n d load o rah ip 111skills. AVPi* C o m p r e h e n a l v f , knowlodgo of cbmmu- a 0 nity rosourcoa. a v a* Ability to mako eHoc- (Ive decisions and handle omorgondos.* W illingness lo work S- lloxible houra and b e moni
► Vorlilcailon ol good W driving roco rd . Inaur- I o n c e , a n d r e l i a b l e iransportatlon.
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CONSTRUCTION )n Carponier neodod. Must ^ bo dopondabla w/roliabto O t r a n s p o r ta t io n . W a g e h . . OOE. 734-5853 Lv msg*. nl DRIVER& DSOTrmnapoftaUon 1, Sanrteea, Gooding. Idoho, ' le Full ond part-tim e work ;o a v a i l a b l e lo r C O L /A , drivors. Now p » package , I* on 11/01/02. Earn up to I- .35Miito depending on » oxporionco. Com e by ® 1735 S. Moin St.
Qoodlng ID. orca ll934-445l ox t.422*
DRIVER J- Wonted lor weekly dodlcai- ®
e d ro lrlgo ra tod ru n s lo ** Calllomla. Wo ollor;
• Heoilhflllo Insuranco' • Company paid rotlremonl
• Paid vacation• U lo modol oquipmont• H om o on o v e ra g e 2 -3 '
days wookly. 'Apply ot D ennis Clark inc ., |
Truck Rt. a n d Birch S l. ' Buht. ID 83316 - El
DRIVER/DEUVERY Caln'a Fumllu/a Club is hiring 0 lull timo delivery j . drtver position. Must havo excellont driving rocord , and bo fomillor w/surrou- . nding oroa. Communica- r tion skills, and n eat ap- . p o a r a n c o r o q u i r o d . > Ploaso bring rosumo to ,,
Caln'a Home Fumlaftlnga 204 Main Ave. N. „
Twin Falla' ^
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With A m erlea's Z. S uper Carrier
W esicoast Hotel f1357 Blue Lakes Blvd. N f
Twin Falls. ID !Thursday. Oct. 24 a t "f
10 am lo Noon. ^
Swill OHora?Qrao" Pay A SjBenolils. Job Stability, _
Tuilton Rolmbursoment , | ,Wo Pay Up To 10 Yrs ® ‘
verillabio OTR Exp. SmFrTTMNSPORTAinN
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RIVERS 5nFlalbods. w /0 least 1 yr.OTR exp. noedod. Oper- ato in 11 Westom states.Exc. benolits + bonuses. ^ T hen hom o evo ry 6-10 days. Average pay is — $40.000*. 800-453-2227* ^
DRIVERS IIdaho Milk T ransport. i
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wshlonkor endorsements L to run 11 wostom or 48 sla los and Canada. 2 ■ yrs. experience roq. WM
Food grado products.Safely end luol bonuse- s, Hoallh Ins, and 401K available. Groat home
tkne. Col 1-600467-2911 Mon, mru Fri,.
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benolits such os; homo time, good pay. vacation
pay. hoalth insuranco and multlplO'salety bonuses.
Team. Solo or Rollol.Now equip. 888-806-5785 m
botwoon 8am-Spm*
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a dock, or throwing . ,Iroighi? No morelT 4 -
46 stolos. lorminol to o terminal oporoiion. drop o -
A hook. Drivers oro .. r averaging 22K miios a
mo. Diroct deposit. n o OTR. Obis. A Haz 2 2
roqulred, \308-0513* I
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Avrogepay PS2;000-J2,200per
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Co-Paid Health,DentalPlan Ac401KRan 1 ^ 5
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lbs available in T M n W M E U H I D - P ^ I D - o n p a ,ID -N y 3S^O R. u $ tb e 2 1 a n d h o ld a a s i m t C S L EOE
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DRIVERS tIt Opporiunltylormotivatod N 0 OTR tn j i i drivers. New 0 pay scalo doponding on
oxporionco. Reefers, van, and walking floors.Call 734-9062.* =
BfflVEHS------------------------: Exp. OTR, Good pay : Contact Rich betwoen ; 8am-5pm. Call2eo-1360*
BRiVEBS gFT/roltol needed OTR. ^
Reefere, W estem States, jiCanada. S500 e ign o n ■bonu* . Fuel A salety 1,bonus possiblo. Home r
• Imquently. 668-885-7600* c bRIVERS 4 Motor Coach Operatora. U
Twin Falls basod for lino clhaul A charters. FT. PT A £on call avail. Groal pay> t>bonus+benoliltf. S tro n g Csafoty rocord. knovriedge f =o l D OT r e g s , a n d * x e . 0 custom er sorvice sklDa a musL Call 208-941-5842 to sehodulo Inlenriew.*
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of Education Job Opaning Nolle*
T ho Idaho S ta le D ep a rtment ol Education seeks a p p iic a n ta fo r G IFTED AND TALENTED ST U DENT SPECIAUST. Loc a io d In B o lso . Id ah o .Must have a M aster's de- t groo in educatton or gifted ta len ted education from o n a c c r o d l t o d c o l - Tl ioge/unlvorslty. ConsWer- alton will bo given lor ad- 1 v a n c e d d e g re e a . M usi have 3 years experience in glHed ta len ted aduca- Iton a s a teacher or ladll- ta lo r . e x p o r ie n c o w llh ^ program evaluation, bud- g a t in g a n d t e c h n ic a l a s s i s ta n c e . A dditiona l c o n s id e ra tio n given for experience a s supervisor. * < adm lnlstrolor o r dlroctor * f of glltod talented progra- * * m s.S ubm m etterofappli- cation , r e su m e a n d the nam es and contact infor- * $ m ation of th ro e p ro les - * sionol roloroncos to;
Rachel Rychener * F Idaho Dept, of Educatton * '•
Bureau of S p o ^ l Educatton * PO Box 63720 f
Boise, ID 83720-0027 Review of Applicattons will
b e g in N o v o m b o r l 5 .2002. Search will contin- uo unlil positton filled. For moro detailed positton In- lo rm a ilo n . p le a s e v is ll c is i i www.sdojtate.W.u8/Jobs/.
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work fo r a lop qualily hea. : i i R N ( F r & r r }
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S' resume to Twin FaUs Of-“ • flce208-736<043.*” MACHINE 0P6RAT0R>p- Updating our resume nie ce for full-time Piws
Operalofe.Kt. Job Duties: ist Set-up and operate auto- tv •matio punch press. Real sponsible to monitoring
quality of parts, and oper- »d ations or mactilne. Partlc- Ipetelnthe malnt ft repair of equip. In cooperation with Malnt. Depl. Must be min. ol 18 yrs. of age. Able to lift up to so Ibs. consistently ft up lo 90 Ibs. occasionally. Sland
ly foranShr. shffl. reed bluepHnis. demonstrate . aptitude lor math skills.
>x basic reading & use ol s. precision measuring
Applicants must be reli-- able(oxcelk>ntanendance I i- is expected), wori» SAFE. I '2 and practice good house- I
keeping. Full time em- I " ployees may quallly for I. paid vacation, psrsonal I' time, group medteal, den- I
tal&401kretirementplan. II P t ^ e MAH. RESUMES: |
SMUtmm Itfg. Co. iX 4se SMMtrom%. I' Twin Fana. to 83001 I
Seastrom Mfg. operates . Iunder tfM Oru^Fwe J
Workplace Act and is an IEOE’ I
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EmptoymentOpenlnga• RN Charge Nurse
Days & Eves.$1 DOO »en On Bonus
• Rehab AideEvery other weekend
We offer:♦Pakl Vacadon ♦Sk:k ft HoUday Pay ♦Health/Vis Ion/Dental and Disabillly Insumnce
♦40tk«Fun Employee
ProgramsDon’t miss outi
Join our professional teeml
Ploase apply in porson at:
Twin Fails Care Center 074 Eastland Or.Contact Person Mok>dle Jensen’ ^
S T . B E N I D.j F a m ily M e d ic ay 709 Nonh Lincoln Avenue'Jen ' • (208)324-4301 •Fa» (201 \ission-driven heallh care orga Ve are looking for caring p m ^ heallh care provider.
. Seeking RN's with experience I > available.(FT)ill direct and coordinate radioloj ent care. ARRT licensed, CT exp of ultrasound St mammographj pful.
cer (FT)ss Hospital and Rural Clinics. RI finanaal plans and polides alo ounting practices. 3-5 y is experii ost accounting expCTence prefei dividual to grow with hospital c fadlity. Some travel required. M Is directly to Administrator.
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liglUe. S5 .000 sign o n bonus
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H BATINO B o u ld e r M tn. Mf^ Heating Is kKMi>g for ex- Uf periencedheatlnoandA C i: I lech , full tim e availab le ” Immediatety In the Wood r River V aley. W age DOE.' C a I iJR 2 0 i7 2 0 -S 4 0 .*- MARKET ReSCAftCH f S
Are you so m eo n e w ho is 7k w to g for a )ob that willwortc with your hecdo We .o r a student looking for a [jo b t h a t f its w ith y o u r ,
- s c h e d u l e ? W e o f f e r [• incredlbte flexibiilty. W ag- [ ) ea start a t $6,736-1040’ ,• MECHANIC--------------------- c' D ie s e l ( ru c k m e c h a n ic c' C u m m i n s e n d C A T F' p r e l e r r e d , r o a r e n d e . t’ t r a n s m i s s i o n s , s e l f - ! =
starter, must b e able to do ME; it all. Excellenl w ages ft FT
benefK8.775-738-3836 or shfax resum e lo e>
775-738^172 TODAYI* P»
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■' I R ehablllta tien Center
I h as an opening lor a I lull-tlme Ventilator I C are N urse.
; I Apply in ' I person at;
I 2303 Parke Ave.I Buriey. ID8331BEOE’
I P a r to v iew C are a n d II Rehabilita tion C enterI has immediate openingaJ fo rN A /C N A .SeapartI of our winning team. mecI Com^tlve wages plus r nI a bonus program. q.
I Buriey, ID 83318 EOE’
MEDICALWanI lo expand your wori< e x p e r ie n c e ? G ro w in g 'J a home heallh agency haa a part time R N C aM Mana g e r position lh a t m ay b e c o m e lu ll lim e . R e quires min. ol 2 yrs. clinical nu rsing experience .Home health experience a plus but will train.
Call 733-6600 ask for Oebra^Jesnnle’
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• Competitive W age *401k .
• Vacatton Pay. • HolWay Pay «
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1729 Miller Ave.Burtey. ID 83316
C on tac t Darrin or M araha 678<474*
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C N i^ 'e f o r b v H e m e * C are in the Magio Valley ft W ood River Valley a re a s . M ust h sv e high school diploma or GEO ft reliable transp- ortatlon. No exp. need- ' ed , wlll train. We offer j s s c o m p e ti t iv e w a g e s . P l e a a e c a ll D an la lle 53fr6823 o r 731-9283*
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shift. Cortiflcatlon and/or e x p e r ie n c e p re fe r re d . P lease apply In person to;
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NOeXPERIENCE «NECCSSARY ------Direct C are MtSiS 7 lo s ta n T f
PAID TRAINING IFlexible shifts >,Groat benefits
A ssisi persons wHh dovek)pmental disablNilos j r
10 achieve greater indopendenco.
Apply In person at eInclusion South, Inc. s i ^ 450 FaHs Ave. VIOV ^
Twin Fans, Id MOT 206-736-7117.’ f ro n
MEDICAL----------------------- 5 "DN w ho c a r e a abou t the t? . g e r ia tr ic p o p u la llo n is n e e d e d a t a n a s s is te d living. II you a re looking lor a poeitlon in a positive
by and nil ou t application. 71(No phone calls pleaso). aa Heritage Assisted Uving
622 RIer Ave. W Dfal Twin Falls.*
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recruitment and reien- tom«lio n o t a ll C h a m b e r inteim e m b ers . E xpansion liiioi of C ham ber serv ices.E sse n tia l: Experience A In c ustom er relations,p r o s p e c t i n g a n d Tw tracking m anagem ent, computer IKerate. cleandriving record and own --------car, ar>d a sell-slsrier. p l a i
Competitive com pensa-tlon & benefit package. _____
PLUMT heC ham berlsanE qual O pponunity Employer a „ d l a n d Is a D ru g F r e e Woritplace. ^
Send re su m e to:Twin Falle Aree 'e
C tw m berof C om m srte p r o p 760 Falle Ave. #397 suom
Twin Falls. ID 63301*
ISCELLANEOUS ~ Si'.",Meed extra money for tho comlo l l d a y s ? S a il A von f oraarOnly SIO lo star1734-9256 skillsISCELLANEOUS---------- I" P®/n/eA etfM eftiseurrenlly «<uolook ing e a l e a p e o p le , '« q u» s h ie ra ft gift w rappers «><orP lea se apply In pe rson w racv/ro sum o lo Lillle R ed ^■fen; Magk: Valley Mall’ p p ^ Q■1 ^ I COOI
Twin/
NOW SHIRING: SAdmissions SCoordinator chons
[equirements include: p?efein energetic personal!' y e a r / and great people
candli:esponsibilit(es include perior iistomer seivlcc andd jn ls s lo ra (o r9 6 S CJtlrement apartments. dotaii.4 assisted IMng o paitmentsand 114dlled nursing facility offico ieds. If you share our Fa'iaC^ c l t approach to , . 1^Jrif^ for the eUcT^, ompk )ndder Joining ourmily at Brtdgevlew. p - —
IRIDGEVIEW OFFERS: ^
TwoWaekPaklVacation u tSick and HeUayP»y■paW Comp Days forGood Attandance ' W M401K RetirementPlan • InHealth. Dental, and • EjOptical Insurance • p<CoBegeTuMoo . _A nittance
B rtdsn im Estates iB 2 8 B ih ^ « lm B M -fi > k iF a |s ..D 89S0i ; ^r 208-73M9SS f|J" t p S e g S . ^ , 1 3 9
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BSCCLLANCOW ^Immediate openkt9> —
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✓Warohouso/Prodoctton✓Construction ta,✓ Csrpemer*
✓Fish K ic h e ry u .✓Fori» un O perators
II different shifts available
S O S ^ taS tn fs e rv tee ’ 663 Blue L akes Blvd. N
736-4473 add* * * * * * * * * * * ’ "
ISCELLANEOUSmAVEL U.S.A .Publlcatk>n Salee Co. I - now hiring 18 sharp , v = | |
10 Iravel (ho entire US.Travel, irsinlng. kxlging
and Iransportabon Dayfumlshed. « «
Retum guaranteed. °us• r t T oday B77-278-7353* mu
3TEL 286:o n td e e k 3- 11p m S 6/hr. Computer exp. preferred. SALE!
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iBtrletUanagarlnour Twin FaHa Offlca.
10 successh il csndidalo m ust be ab le lo worit '
eekends, be dependable,
im e-m lS i'e S m L k U lasnd enioy wortdng with' “ iL**
youth. An outgoing personality is a plus. ® "u,l
s enlry level m anage- en t posHkm includes re- >onslblllties in managing )ulh and adult carriers. l i e s p ro m o tio n s , a n d oviding excellen l cu s- m er servica. If you are te ro s led . co m e In and I oul an application. JS®®!
The Vmaa-Nawa Attn: D an W alock
P .0.B O X S48 f J l '* ;rwin Falle. ID 83303.
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tlfecllve. Inexpensive prohei resum es. 324*3676* age, ft
3FESSI0NAL------------- f Sl e r v l s o r n e e d e d lo r >gram & staff direction (541)2 Ih d e v e lo p m e n ta l ly gng'o, labled. Self-mollvated, Crtaa m p a s s l o n a i e . a n d c o u , , ]anlzed. w/suporvisory woridc lls. B achelor’s d eg ree ■ p sy cho logy , sp e e c h , SALE! ucatton or relalod field Are C lu lre d . E xc. bon o tlts \o r 90 d a y a . Apply in 'rson a l 18a Biaka SI. WANT Twin Falla. 734-2322.* o n SiORAM--------------------- “ lo»lORDlNATOR 2*®"1 Falla C a u n ^ haa an B p o on ing fo r a f^rogram o r d ln a to r . P o s itio n nllors p rog ress ol Iho sen ile P ro b a tio n Do- ''im e n l. S n a k e D eton- ) C en te r a n d Compo- ey Developm ent con- In utilizing program s. p o pu la tions se rved .
J Iho Idenlillcatlon ol a roas lhat need to bo ^^^*11
ingod and/or strength- _ . Id. B achelors degroo ife rred , a t l e a s t iw o \ s r s e x p e r l e n c o o r ilva len t working with ^Ith required. Quaiilled < i ? Ididates wlll have ex- Sto lence in gathering sta- * _ Ical d a ia , goo d com - n lc a ilo n s sk il ls o n d .•f. ® ily to pay a ttention to all. ApplkatkMU avail- , io n im e a t WEr.^btftiliecountry.org : tho Human Resource » on the 4 th floor TVin s Countiy Courihouse.Twin Fafis County A.an equal o o M u n lly P-S.W I iployer and dn ig freo ..j.
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T receptlonlsi needed lor R e5 t bu sy office . W ee k en d s Now I included. Computer expe- e s s . rience preferred. P lease end•P P jlJ ln ^ rso n to: a g ^
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ESTAURANT--------------- hW ^4lghi su p e n lso r . Maturo tlon ' Individuals w elcom ed (0 cantapply. Shalre Out comi^11 tor an appointment. neat^36-6100 or 731-0304’ stron
RESTAURANT 1 onceM'endy’e In Jorom e and bringTwin Falls a ro looking Caln'ilor motlvatod crew and 3
includes many benofits * • _such as: SA L E
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lESTAURANT I^ L o c a t t o n O p ^ l an d gIgrs.. exc. salary/toenefitsi «Want t) ay a n d o v o s .h o s ie s s .| yqu'cooks. servers , bakera l w busors. Team players J must. Apply aner 3pm.l
G arden C afa1862 A ddleon Avo. E . I s „^ 3 206- • y o u o a re e r* d r lv e n .
H c S m W l ^ c o m ?e n a a t i o n ft a g r e a t « - Io r k e n v i r o n m e n t ? iw n th ia oppo rtun ity la SECRE>r youi E i ^ W ireleea, Counti LC. a c h a lle n g in g , re- e r d i n g , ft d y n a m ic im p a n y Is e e e k in ^ a
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//w .h{e le s s C o n su ltan t- larypoId ft m ain ta in posltlvo elevaUis t o m e r r e l a t i o n s ft i l le d <ow th w ithin lh a reta il posseii v i r o n m e n t . w h i le a highihlevlng com pany sa l course>als ft standards. Assist o n e y<islom era in th e se lec- relatecm o l w ire le s s p h o n e s h o u llu lp m en i, le a lu r e s & strongrvice p lans, ft account and tyj:ip p o r i/m a ln ie n a n c e , a trongay c u rro n i ft know l- and cogeable on wireless ser- a n d ei:e, coverage m aps, rale skills, tms. products ft selling Iato wcIlls. Perform adm lnis- worit iritlve ta sk s & m aintain handlec u r a l o r e c o r d s a s .sim ulloquirod. 1-2 yoa rs cus- U llla Iner senrlce/salos expo- com panco required. lon t s i
packagle rlo r In to r p e r s o n a l motionm m u n lca lio n s k il ls , openlnmpuier aptitude, adapt- your loIllty, and a conslslonlly Pony KiBlllvo atlHude required. AA/EE<»oflor long-temi incen- SECREI e opportun ities, com-
ihensive health 'cover-
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Id wealthiest w u l a -o n , I h o S E N I O R u . i t i hARKET. II y o u c an S u r}rk 0 p ro v e n s a le s minntA 1 stem , a n d think youve the ability lo soil. chinos
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Appty afler 2pm’ BlaincS^TAbRAkT---------------->w hiring dish/pots host-rss and cash ie r, carver. TECHnind lin eb ack er. P le a so F/T, t ripply a l to r 2 pm 163 9 c la n .C k ^ r ty Rd.* lools.iCES:--------------------------:eiEn’a Flffn/fttfv Cftib is TRUCKiring full lime sa les poel- P an linon with benelits. Appli- 'ani must have excellenl Calom m un lca lio ris sk ills . VVEI^Eeot ap p ea ra n ce , and a HaiMrtrong dosiro to b e self- p tm s i lotlvaled S a le s expert- nco p re le r re d . P lea so ring resum e to tln-aHomaFumlaMng
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« « « « « « V 1 0 0 VIL E S AssorO P kxAing for the bost items,a ri T im e jo b to m a k o $4<sikloy spending money- InlonrS. M oot Iho follow ing houraiaiillcolions; gi.u-, .■Ilo to wortt a variety of CALL 1lifts available. PRO. jtsido sales.ork w ilh Iho pub lic o l /uIrs and store Injnts. ,ivo a supe r personsllty i n tId got atong with others the leam t to make MONEY. busInrou'ro lust the person ond ii
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ated liold. C andidalos c q e * o u ld a l s o p o s s e s s ang PC skills, 10 key GOVERNJ typing skills by touch, Govemmong p ro b lem so lv ing wild llfa/i communtoaiion skills For infond e x c e p lio n a l m a th CallMonIs. Musi b e ab le to ro- 1-600-21 » woll with Iho public, — p u b !rk Independently, ahd u Idle a variety 01 tasks F e d e r a llullaneously. Omnaral in io r mIla Is a p r o g re s s iv e Romem:npany with an excel-, nmmiseI s a la ry e n d b e n e lli Porlreoikago. For moro Infor- faderal Itlon on Iho p o s it io n Americam ing p le a se con iac i' 47a r kwal Job Servlco O r . ,ivKnopp20&<i52-44U k ___jEEO E m pkjyer ^ 2 1 8 Jr b t a r v ------------------ m k j M• Southam Idaho Ra- mmrnrntnai cem m unteaM onan t a r . l o c a i e d In«ne, ID. is kwking lor _art time Secre tary 36'wook. Administrativeos Include: sc re e tele-ne calls, a ss is t direc-agency m anagem ent CJ s c h e d u lin g of a p - MOTC
Itm ents, payroll, an-I budgol, monitors ex-id llu ro s , m a in ta in s BELLE'assary reports, accu- KiI f in a n c ia l r e c o rd s . Both Carr
, p rocess invoices for n e n i, p repa res clolm j|IS. types corrospon- ^ c e , d o c u m o n ls ondrtb u te s r e p o r ts ond p |«aseting minutes, handles n iatrIdo variety o l propri- 733.W ry ft c o n f id e n t i a l motion.
>1 b e a b le to type amum ol 50 w ords por ^Jto accura tely , oper- ^ ^ 0g e n e r a l o f fic e m a-os, havo good wort<-k n o w le d g e o f Ml-lofl O llico aoflw aro CLwori< under pressure MOTOdeadlines.
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l c e ^ r ’ ^ JEROh lOFESSIONALS RT. 520
300-600 1MarketronIternational o6 574ooding providor o l 100-2501 I iness Iniolllgonco 3 in te g ro io d m a n - o u n C h imoni so lu tions lor m edia Industry, is
Iking ta len ted indl- uo ls w ilh a s iro n g :k g r o u n d i n C a l I n l e r O p e r a i l o n s J2f S 2 £ I/or So llw are Sup - S ? ' ] ? ? ' '
i S S z ISSJS8Itry expertence. a c - ,, ^nting backg round , „'orbiiingual«panlehus. Som e posiltonslire extonsive Iravel.ry le v e l s a la r y is.000. Our Idaho d -s a r e lo c a t e d Irilu li lu l H a i le y . II'r e lo o k in g fo r anco lo w ork h a rd ^I lun, ft m ake a sig- an t contribution 10 namic leam . pleasetil your rasum e to ^
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[ JB9nLE« 3 bdrm. 1 bath. Largt Itnotd yard with matura trttt. Grtal lo- eatlen. dota lo achoola.
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a. Call 326-6062 for appt.l td*• RLER 6 w. old. 4 bdrm..14, bath on 2.5 acrtt w/wattr.
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'* 20004-alnct1093.,0 •> BtflB«>r.32S-8116.^» f ’S l h d U I 'd b td r o o m ----1 1 bath. N tw iyrifnodeltd , >• 0 M h«6t. L ovtly ( tfw td u* ■ yard. S t I l t r l lo d v M td ll— ♦ $60,000 ♦
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I-T TWIN PAIX8' Northpoint Ranch i t l680eq.fi.3btdoom. *
2 bath. vauNtd ctlHngs Ittttdtub.gaaflrtplace. Cuaiom dtck ft land-
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KIMBERLY New epiit fkm ORP. plan. 3 bdrm., 2 bath, wWia c ^ c S ^ P J - 'f a 'S k ? " " ” "V ter a P'OAM ca« 539-7426’ quole. SHOSHONE Lovely 3 * bdnn, comer, 5 beautiful------ . landscaped lota. A muetM aee. $88.500666-2457*
TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 2 bath, couniry kitchon w/ dining aroo, vaulted ceilings sun room, palio, quality cab-
llon central vacuum.finished basement w/ o r s , egress windows, abun- ;k dam storago. on iv j.qi ocro. 3 car gorago. hoot A pump w/olr. vinyl sidingn e r occented w/brtck. sprin- te Klers. all applionces
Indudod, detached WMI shop 980 sq ft. w/rollup lible door, RV parking, ces foncod back yards, gor-
boul' •n<J TWIN FALLSwriie ♦ 3 bdrma. 4 2.5 baths■ade *Customn/e«hanh«ood'Ing- floors
•Approx. 1933aq. ft.aud . Gas llreplace w/custom>'• montle___ •Candlerldge neighbor-lom, hood. Oulet Cui de Sacater. * Sawtooth SchoollOod WilleonsklerifaeleorCall lease/pufchasa.V $177.900.736-6207*
BUILDER witl LOOK at AUOFFERSIIPossible Trade or Leaso Option,
I Custom 4 bodroom. 2i«bath home, living and lamily rooma plus un-
IS finished baaement. Extra ettldtnt. tiled lloor- Ing, vaulted celling, and
r nice view ol canyon and South Hlllall Cali Nelson Realty LLC lor your private showing
, Call 734-3830."• TWINFALLS
$72,600 Gets you In this 3 bdrm, 2 bath home. In
. mbve In condition don’t wan or It will be gone. Call
■ Hon Freeman 737-3815 or Kathy Partridge
1 737-3920 to see thla one
before It’a gone. MLS •101774,
G E Mf>- STATE REALTY. INC. '
734-0400r TWN FALLS-------------
$78,000 Comer Lot! This 4 Tbdrm, t bath homt ia i 1846 aq ft and featuresforced air gas heat, gsa |firplaca, covered pallo, icarpet, & RV parking. For •mort dttalla Tht Hess j•r. Ttam.com or call Walt ;
•t Htaa 737-3939 or Taml >■ra Go^ng 737-3940 MLS k
- G E M- STATE REALTy. INC.Ji 734-0400I TWIN FALLS
$70,000 Nice home In nlct area. Lots ot up datta
; Including eltctrlcal, ntw I roof, paint, and carpal, !
;Nttd to se t thla onti ‘ , Could be better lhan ; rtnlingf. Cali Loulaa O { 280-0822 MLSa 103670 ^
G E M »STATE REALTY. INC. Tl
734-0400 Cl
•8S 000•JUST LISTEDiAdorablt “ Sb d r m h o m t on ' 21 Madrona near echoola,
Mopping. Brtck, gaacovertd patio. I
• N E w S fc S a w u u tu is ® bdrm. 2 bath. 2167 aq.fL.o n t I t v a l . b u i l t 1098. ^chok:t NE kKation.
$134 900 UNDER CONSTRUCTION ^• On North Polntt Drivt, 3 ■ bdrm. 2 bath. 15e6tq,ft..tile tntry, kitchtn ft bath, granitt counltrlopa, tull lawn & aprlnkltra. _
$120,900 ■• 4 bdrma. 2 batha. (Ira ‘ * plact, rec room. Jaeuah- ■ covarad pallo. On ,76 S acrtt In cily Hmttt. North nS
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noor TWINFALLS New customwtth built 1306 Northpoint Dr.goll 3bdrm.2bath.
1385 sq It, 2 car garaga,S’ large comer lot.[7 ^ Prtot reduced. $119,9001,’lfy, 306-3080 or 73^0553’
I TWIN PALLS 199S. 31 I bdrm.. IU baih, 2500f ■ ' I sq. It., ranch stylt home
I on 1 acre. Shed, dog1 kennel, fenced yarcT ■ry I great neighborhood.
><■- I 3615Ml.OtympuaWay I'O I $174,900. 733^507.^ YWIfl fALLft 2»6 Ce<tar. w' paric Cir. (off Rler E and
IOl spill floor plan, gaa heat ft po firoploco. plant ahetl celt-
ings. wolk-in pantry, 2 car 58 gorago. Lg storage shed.
Londscope w/sprlnklera. jP S12S.OOO. Call423-oea8.*
'L' bath, 1930 Bitterroot, '»• Sl05.000.n4-9669’
botti.l level house,=! sprinklers. A/C. oaa heat. -1 $125.800.73SOW3
1044Pahalmerol‘ TWIN FALLS Baautiful homo In terrlllc neighborhood. 3.988 sq. ft., 7 bdrm.. 4 both w/oversUed2 cor garago. Formal living room, dining room, kllchon, panlry, ealing
° aroo In kiichen, lamily room w/gos flraplaca. laundry, powder room,
n and don/bdrm. A lla n main Ifoor w/hardwood tioorsi 5 bdrms. w/larga .
c master & 2 baths upstairs. i Basement w/famlly room 2 bdrm, 1 bath, large croft/sewing room. & storago room. 1 200 sq. fl. deck and wortd’a largest i sandbox. Ali at the ond of a cul-de-soc for the klde. Curront opprolsal of U1S.000 you muat aee (h/a home. Realtors « welcome. Call 734-6623 ' or 420-6804'________
*5 Mrm,'2Ht2 lh hOTe! Sawtooth 831 Alturua Dr. S134.BOO. Coll 736-3966’
TWIN FALLS tmmocutato 3 bdrm. 2 balh, spill floor plan, 1714 sq It. voutted - ceilings, walk In closets
, In altbdnm., oak floor- P Ing In kllchon ft dining, I
, soM otfk cabinets, otik: I atoraga, patio w/trellls, I
I lots oMsndscape. f neighborhood green
, bell & walking path, i St47.900 Call lor appl,
7»-3219* _TWIN FALLS New 4 bdmt .§
2 bath. S163.900. 1607 ■ Ternary U TMi.9306’ ■
financed im95000 m f l3 bdrm., 2 bath In good ' arta. $650 mo. 404-6304’ ^
homtw/coveredporchee, 13 bdrm. 1 balh. high ceil- fInga, claw tub. window S bench aeat, oak cabinets.tile counters, ail riew. i$80,000. 436 Aah l733-5369 or 420-9765* c
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CJ pasture (great lor Nss) with 3000 tq. ^
It brick ft stucco homt. R!3 bdrmfoffice/den. 3 baths, 2 -cor (finished) ' garage. Ig. deck, ;; underground sprlnMer* ; ft Whitt vinyl ftnclng. [4 additional building £ alias on property. ; >37t,ooo poaalbla !i
$3$1,000. Approx. 124 acrea of farm ground w/tTFCC water per acre. Lo- Bcatad North of Kimberly. ^ Por mort dttalls vlallTheHtaeTtam.com or Nacall Watt Hass 737-3939 Htor Taml Gooding 737- ev
-3940.-MLSi10t348. Mi
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CC water, 3 badroom, 1.S , bath larg eho|),.
) 2003 season. Priced to sell, MLSai04836. Calt Tom Lloyd 737-sg24 or 308-0117.
G E MSTATE REALTY, INC, '
734-0400
BUHL$249,000 60 Acres, quality ,
N soli, 1512 sq ft homa, 3 I d bedroom, 2 bath home,«. with heal pump, AC,I. garage, treea. paature.K Full TFCC water. Addi- : I- tionolland/home ovailable. ir Some mortgage assump- I. lion possible. Calt Tom ; I. Lloyd 737-3924 or ‘* 306-6l17MLS*t01938
G E MSTATE REALTY, INC.
734-yOO j
lng.smali *wn Vaymom/I 737-9169’
’ 10 acres-Couniry Uvlng. J I 825-5617 or 410-0438*■ ^OCKCREEK area, (2) 39 , . acre building sites. OryI ground. 8 mis. S. Hansen, j.
$39,000/eaeh. 309-1800* 'Rd6 k6 Ai^K area, 40 Jacre buiumg sue w/spring. JllOmla. SW Hanaen. i$43,500. Call 309-1800’ !
AU^eAYi7ocre good Jfarm land, home siie or 31development. /Vdjoceni to IE. Basoline. Adjoins dty <limits. Con 436^708' (
dH6i»k:>NE(N)2acrek3ia ^septic, power, shared Jwell, $25,000. Ownor will Klfinance w/1 0 % dowrj. r$275/iTKMith. 866-2095’ S
m^PAiLi------------- 53Residential lot • owner 4mothratedll $39,900 S
Locatod In sconic & prtati- ngtous HkMen Lakes Sub- sr dhriston, this 2.27 acre kjiIs prk:ed way bokiw mar- Zketl Gated subdivision «lusi minutes Irom either tTwin Falls or Kimberiy. ^ Locatod 1 mile Eest olShoshono Falla Road, ^(3300), then north on ^3400 E. to the canyon. TflCall Betey K. Florence, b<H'ealerre Raal Batata la
• Group (208)733-7653 er ♦ (208)280-3800
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^asOTiJis---------------- ^10x4Sft.oktermobllahome Very livable. $1500. S? Please call 686-2095* ”
iOHBBRCTlSTieehSod lel14x60ft. 2 bdrm. Gee. 73 Furnishings. Motivated tbt $13,s00/offer.280-a63a.» ^ W
(1.792 sq.fl.+ sun r ^ ) cai Large rooma. handi- $4: csfifM accessible rampa. 7371 large lot. Call Dan at 731*2121 or734-212t*
rWitjFALLa 2 bedroom Re; 1 bath, w/tlpout. ollice. 32< appls.. gaa heat, oak Interior. Upgmdea. shed, ™ Nice condilion. In park. S.*, $9000/offar. 733-5616’twInfa Tl s m w I TCnFleehvood Doubiewlde. mo3 bdrm. 2 bath, vaulted Hocctliing In living ft family utldroom. W/D hookup, m n range, oven. DW. ntwBti^r carpet through- l°„ out Has hitch, skirting.Must be moved. tW$16,4000.737-0509* *>dn
EROME 4yr.ddiex79' ^Nashua. 3 bdrm. 2 balh, |Huge oak kitchen, takt £ovtr paymtnta of $342. 2Must seen 420-2483*---- -------
WIN FALLS Totally fur- lished, all utila. Induded.
2 & 3 btdroorra.Startmg at $996.
Kent Colllna 733-6336*
ood, 2 b ^ ', l*batti ols •a t Peta OK with dtpo- it. $400,00 mo. f dtp,VIN PALLS Cekyl Mrm wme.« bath, apple, gaa tal, watar/lawncara In- luded, $300. me. dtp.X>SEto CSI3bdrm;2 ath homa. Elto. htat. artlal Itnotd yaid, $760 'CMQMT ^ m « ra r I IHL Executlvt heuaT7 dnn, 2 bath, appit, 3 car aragt, paalurt. Shori nm Imm OK, $060 mo
BUHL 2 bdrm., 2 h mllaa V eaat ol Buhl. Likt ntw.
S Call 543-4782’•• BUHL Small 2 bdrm, 1009 I
N Broadway$400'»dep. I° 733-9658 or 731-2346.* I; £AiHirAAIi.c<nini7 •
Nice lg.3 bdrm. 2 bath mo- ^ blit homt w/garage &garden apot. let ft last. _Taking appiicatione caii T evenings 537-0909*
balh. w/2 car ga^ge. _fenced yard, gaa heal, Taome apple., dog ok <w/approvai. SSOOmo, * Idep. incls. lown care. 1AvailNov. 1st.Pieasecali !
, 290-1714 or 731-6009‘ TI t^lL^tt-Sbdrm 1 bath, I
elove, refrig. W/D. Fonced Iyrd. 2 car goroge, $600 + ($600 dep. 775-664-2024* 3
’ QOOOtNQ 2 bdrm duplex$ 3 5 0 > S 3 0 0 d e p . (733-4952 or 731-2219' S<
: dOOOINQ bdrm7 $450+ C$450 dop. 1 pot ok. Smok- Ming/drug froe. 6 mo. lease ■req. 834-4340* ■
Jerome 2 bdrm. 1 balh,1 car garago. 55 ft oldor. ~324-3733or73t-3733.’ ?
JEROME 3 bdrm. 2 bath *7 dbl. wWe mobile home
No pols. $550 'Long lorm loose. X
324-8903 543-6342 J*, JEROME 3 bdrm.. 2 both
mobile homo. No pets, rt $500 Long torm lease.324-8903 or 543-8342 “
JEROME 2-3 bdrm., gas, TWW/O hook-up. No pels. b($550 dep. 324-8478* ui
jg HOME 4-5 bdrm, AC. i»>
yeariease, 531-4152.* P<JfeAbUe 6 uloi 2 bdrm. 2 -L. bath,’oppla Incld. new. hcarpot point ft vinyl, ^garage,no smoking, 1.,S600MOO dop. 539-1940 otiafter 5 pm. orweekenda’ ^
KIMBERLY 2 bdrm. 1 bath, winewer country home. FRI$625,208-376-1813’ 2 1
6 aKLEV 5 bdmi., 2 bath, tei4000 sq. fl. S5S0/mo. tHE$350 deposit. References §0irequired. Catt 436-91156* bd
RICHFIELD Attention SV commulera - 2 bdrm, 2baih with garage, appls, 87 $400 mo •» dep. 208-487-2260 or 539-7489.* me
RUPERT4muTs. 1 bdrm.1 balh, $300m»nth. $250 *'’0 deposit. Cali 436-4075*
TW IN FA LL6 3 b < Iim .2 r a ebath, fun bsmt. Garage, *2 large tol. $750. 1st ft last ♦ dep. Caii 734-4602’
Extra nice. 3 ^ m .* '2 ^ bom dupk>x in new aubdl- vision on 519 Roae St.(OII ol Flier) In Perrine Olst. AC, appliances, Dbl. garage w/oponer, sprin- ^ klersystem. S790/monlh, 3t 1yr. lease req. 736-6373.* w/g
parilel fumished. Fencedyard. Gos heat. $395 f aub$300 deposit. 212-2738* at V
rwiN FALLS 2 bdrm., 1 • f '' bath duplex. 1 cargarage',W/D hook-up. lenced *«!yard, no pets/smoklng, « $505 mo. + dep. Call 733-8676 or 539-5049*rWiNFALLS2bdrm.. S k'elect., AC, W/O hook-up. oooappls., water pd.. lawn- 7
‘W IH F A L lS a b d r m . 1 bath, w/garage. available now. $700+$350dep. 5 ^ Referancoa required. Call 324-3723 alter 6 p.m.’
garage. Water, lawrift *Culligan Ind, No smoking/ ptftl. $85armo. 732-89^*
lleor, fireplace. W/O. ft in sn utlla. fumished.MNFAOsNtot2bd^ $49CI bath, w/appla.. $400' 420-Jep. 543-2453/732-5692* HHTOAflH MLU nice amall 2 “)drm house, W/O hook- vnH
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> WENDELL 3 bdrm.. gaa J | heat, fireplace I » r Ava. e. $600.837-6304* i
KlUeULV upamdM.nj. Jdioa. apple rncluded, sr $275.nopets. 312-2111*
TWIM MLLS Completely ufumished apt. for 1 or 2 cpeople $525. Includlea « utHttiea.CaIt731.04ll*
CSI. All utils, furnished,Ind, HBO. Showtime. No La emoklng/pete. $450 +$100 dep, Evea. 734-0414
TWIM PALia Attractive _ Dupleii2 bdrm.2 bath. TW
lo$600^p. 734^189* _W
quiet apta. No amoklng. 2 Some utila. Ind. 420-8239’ Ni
BUHL Brick duplex, 1 0 bdrm. w/kltchen appla. No
'i ;BUHT------ ------------- f SNowly remodeled. 14 2 ^ bdrm, appls. $250 mo ♦ **
Hal?SwtPro^H^ M gm t
unit, Relrlg.* (311*auVetparking, Elec. heal. $375. m
TWIN IPALLS qvM nal h- =borhood. 2 bdrm, upstairs jwiiunit Apple, waier/tewncare aeInduded, $400. mo. dep ^
UKE NEW 2 bdmi. bas^ * ment apt. Appla, new car-pet/Mini, water/lawn cart 1 -2,furnished, $475. dep; Son'
CLOSE TO CSI 2 bdrm. Smain floor unit. Appllanc- ^es. water/lawn core twiIInduded. No peta. $500. mo
QUIET neighborhood, 2 utillbdrni upstairs unit. Appls. ==waier indudod, $500.00 jT ;
FRIENDLY Neighboriiood ’^,52 bdrm unit. Appla. wa- J?.; ter/lawn care inkaj, $375.
THEMOMT 73WJ739* ___SDHCE7BS«n5Siivfbdrm., poasibly 2. $350/- mo., Induding an uilllties.-$250 d ep o sit. Call TWII878-1522’ baifi
ggfeu (2 > 2 bdrma. $300mo. $200 dep. No pets. “ 'IYou pay power, we pay TWINtho rosi. Call Kathy at utlit
626-4242*________$ ^:OEN Studio, we pay tt ell, TWNS2 0 0 . (2 ) 1 bedroom 1 balapartmonts, you pay garapower, $220. $200 dop. 736- on both. No pota.Call Kethy at 625-4242’ILER Cleon and quiol2 nocbdrm. 1 bath In 4-plox cw/carport. $375/mo. No ^ 777!peta. Ral. req. 326-5887’ TW NILER extra nice quiet yard3 bdrm, 2 bath In 4 plex
pets, rafs., 326-5867. sciirid6 biN6 LOW Income ? ta taubaklized..1 bdnn. apts. s t Cat West Side Court. For ^ .{sonior ft/or diaabled. ——Clean ntee neighborhood. Twinwalking distance to Rklley lual'& Kings. 3 apts. available. upl« Call Shlrloy 934-4986iveekdaya before noon. S525iSm. peta and smoking YwiN I3K. Equol Housing duple^Poriunlty*________ mo. 4OODtNQ 2 bdrni. 1 bath. TWIN(350/mo. -h dep. No pets/ Closeimoklng. 934-9290’ 410-255DiR5TbdmrrB5th twinIlomo w/Irg fenced yd. 1 bdrr>600 mo. plus dep. Pels Ail ao>k w/addltlonal dep. hosoiiWailablell/l5.Cail934- anot 1401IV. msg.’STBimR-----------=Taking appllcatlona for aerea
liling list 1. 2, ft 3 bdrm. &oenipta. Mountain View East S , 678-9141’
!AdU i bedrooms ng. $'ath. All appls. $465- mo.lt490. Call 324-8499 or fwiN
EIRERT er, triTaking appiicaliona for fencec
watting liat. 1 & 2 bdrm. Ing. A apta. Valley Park Apu. na.Sft
'v_^436-5^’ tv. me
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JEROME Amenltlea too TWI numeroua to list (^luxa bai 2 bdrm. 324-4864 * ane
RDperT------------------ «»«Taking appllcatlona fer wtltingllst1,2 .ft3 bdrm. aparimenta. Southwood Apartments. 436-0226* Twi?
SHbmO^E 2 bedroom. -I Appllancea Ind.. on alle '"o- laundry. No pets. Low In- comt aubaldlzed rent.$100 dep 886-7635 eves’
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LuiralPaikApaftmants176 MaurkM Streot ^Twin Falls ■ _
mmnWN FALLS Clean1 bedoorm opt. Utilltlos 64 Incl. $435 * $400 deposit. Ha Pioaso call 737-0461’
rwIN FALLS Clean,-----2 bdrm. 1 both, w/extras. TWII No smoklng/pels. $510mo. dep. 735-0473* ONFALLS
* Garden Apta.*Now leasing ckion,
offordabie housing units w/many omonitios.
Coil lodoy 736-7105.340 “ '} Lols Stroet Twin Falls’ ^
TWIN FALLS I ^ • • • • • • • • • • • • • •SPARKUNQ CLEAN
1 bedroom - $395Laundry ft Stomge ____Near downtown TWlNl
633 Shoshone N. Smatlt736-2478 * refrig
» « • • • •* • « • • • • • • Illes I* $265WN FALLS Sx,. R
•FALLS APTS.* twinand Pheasant View paym<
Townhomtt. 3 Mn2 ,3 B d rm s . $ 3 4 9 - 4 9 5 Open ome DW 4 W/D hookups. 733-8 Spacious and dean.No pets. 734-6600’ k _
VIN FALLS 1 or 2 bed- oom, $600+ dep, incls. itllltes. Cali 280-2118* JEROMVIN FALLS-------------} bdmi., oppls. with most.375-$700 mo. plus dop. illowt^rog^ Mgmt
VINFALLS2bdrm,
HN FALLS 2 bdrm. 1 9lh wllh loundry leclllty. $375 mc <25/monlh +$225 dep. <ail 208-324-2244.* TWIN
FAM ft ? Mrrn‘“ft'li Ills paid excepi otoct. 12S'$400dep.212-2738* TWINI IN FALLS 2 bodroom.»th near CSI. Appls. 4 irage, $520 + deposit. ... W-9269 or 731-9269- IN PALLS 2 bodnMm. .opetT$^im,?dep. ^ 6 0 6 iCail 208-734-0460 ^ A
IN FALLS 3 bdrm. 2 BUHL 2ith, 2 car garage. Iencod nice diird. no amoklng/pela. 326-65: 1, last+dop. $750/mo.^ 9 6 alter 6 p.m.* JEnO"IN FALLS 3 bedroom. $300 dc>ath, appls. $850. Elm rent C . Condos. 731-5030,6-8400 or 731-0551.’IN FALLS Avail, now, gart»g(It remodeled. 2 bdrm. ind. $31 plex. appls, incl,, W/Dok-up. Carport, storage. '^ Z l r Z5mo. (801)920-1200’NFALL3BM.;Mm, f f i .Kplex with bsmt.. $550 ^734^4.- ™ ," FN PALLS Bsmt. apt. oarhetae to CSI. Can Bill ot gtHs C>-2l24or4i0-0949,* jnnjvwH FALLS Clean, quiet r ----r p » " c K W r i ^ 6 0 7 iipital. $450. + dep. ForIt. 735-9435 tv. rnsg." ------- pN FALLS deluxe 3 SHOPIrm. 2 both, duplex. Ofage/opener. AC. gas. Hamma<sn floor plan, vaulted 734-43:
TwirTFAi$750+$400 dep. 9Itaaa. CaH 734-7963.’ bISTlSEN FALLS Duplex 3 Approx. 1iu 2 bath, water, eew- Addlaon <traah pd.. gaa heal, ^rox.6<:ed yd. No pets/amok- Ciui SttvAccepting applicatio- on tlw
$650 + dep.4i&-6931 Hallowtneg.* 7
TARAXL74^Automatic • Air• Cniise - ^ ^ o w e r Locks & Window;
TWIN FALLS Ilnl A U basement privatt «Mhand bdrm., ntw carrtttZ bathroom. UtlllUee pd: No amoking/daigs. $ ^ mo. $200 dep. Call 736-5907 leave mag.* "• ‘
rwIN^LLS L rg .2> ^ in 4 plex, no VVO. $426. rrw. Call 734-4120.* : •TWN FALLS
Quality, Price A U^Uon
TWIN FALLS RNEaXJI Fawnbrook Apt*.
Large 1..2 and 3 bdrma.From $417 ond u^., Slorago. Patkj.-:
Playgrounds 4 mort■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
734-1600647 Fownbrook Avo; Handteop occessible.
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TWIN FALLS r : SARATOGA
APARTMENTS,;,Luxury 1,2 4'3bdmj
Apartmonts^"nmln^pool. fttn^' conter, busmosa center,
Iroo vWoo librory,; -
csro'?s’.s “. x E :651 Saratoga Dr’S 736-1600* r '
s s s s1265 dep. Credit crSck aq. Mr».Uplon733-;y3*WIN FALLS w/prompt aynoonta, Latt ma.fA*. bdrm.,'2 bath, garatf.
ipen model 348 Lao^. 33-8207 or 734-4012.’
ROME HolklayMMet r>der new mertagemsnL lico, deon. comfortable' rooma. 401 W. Malg;
324-2361’ ^ ■
■crowave 4 refrlgenttbr «rson $120 woekly.- iprlMotaU 733-64$T IN FALLS $ 1 0 ^ t^ Smo.OuleCm&owwt. Wg.4utis, M.79»-imlily and weekly retea ! Wmberty Rd. 733-6620 VIN FALLS MOTELS ider new management NIct clean roomt - Cable TV w/HBO-
htty, daily/weekly rates 2nd Avow. 733-6630*
«T2 bdrm., 2 ba»i. In :e park. $425/mojth. »-6526or731-6^ ,OME 2 bdnn. im iv I range ft heat $S5(^X) dep. 1st last morm It Can 280-0219.’ , hFIELD 3 bdroi., 2 * th. waier. aewer. bage. ft atorage ahed I. $350 mo. 487-3606’•I FALLS CltarK^Itt drm. goodcooler.nioat
stlon. 2 bdrm.. W/O,1 hoat. $366 moj + s. Coll 733-788B'or 1-0382 for appiteatlpn*;
LYNWOOD :ioppingcenteh
Office ft Retan imack Manaaeintnt'(-4339 or 342-7368 - IFALLS -«riy Rd Offtott L 306- ^ eq.ft. df,Ukaa Ofnce T*>x. 190-600 aq.fl.’* •
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T be defer rounds of spj s ta rte d to d c id e d to coi when tb e be N ext h e pla' diamond, an tinued spade of fo rc in g i trum p, and t h im to e s ta mond trick u p o n e n ts in spades.
H e re , de strong trumc thihk about tt tapped out. 1 any danger a
■ trumps.it is i ' consider setti
before drawir H The line S<■ ' lowed was to I
diamond as siH defenders wii
sp e d e . b u t (K ■ plays y e t an(M defenders areH difference bcn w hat happeneI f if E a s t o r WH spade now, de■ high in dumn n top hearts lefi n of E ast’s trun’ m cash h is dien K ners.
BUHL 3 olficos. recoplion q I aroo. broak room, off < Blroot parking. Ooc. 1st
SSOO mo. Call S43-4238* -Ywin f a l l s bllico sulio ^
I.OOOsq. ft. 75c0nlsp0f"fl.. Smo. froo wllh 1 year -
. . loaso. Coll 539-4607.* H
jtWIN FALLS ollico & _shops / warohouso. 3 Hphaso. Ciri73»7345.‘ I
OFFICE/SHOP • 2400 : sq.lt. with ovorhood u
doore. foncod. >■ OFFICE • WAREHOUSE,
7,eco sq.ft.. foncod. <•OFFICE-WAHEHOUSF. J
(2). 20.000 sq.ft. HICali Stavo for more (nfo. t
on ttMaa and othors. <HaiiowaProg^ Mflirn J
TWiNfALLS---------------Shop/OfflcaAVarahouaa n
for iaaso. F• -2 0 2.400 Sq.FI. —
• Cr can bo convortod to104.800 Sq.Fl. 1 Noxt lo the Twin FoilsIWunidpai Gotl Course. ~
733-7175 for mor* Info, -ru- After 6pm 734-S981.* ^
1wlNFja33^i5Sgowiii 5000 sqft with upper stor-
•ago and oflice apaco. Locaiod 011920 Highland Ave. E, S12S0 a monih. Contact Roland Polorson 734-1906or308-3860.’ HO
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find new doublo apacos bl' avail. F rio n d ly V lliag* sti
M o b l i a E a t a t o a . Ask pr aboull month ront FREE!
. . . Cail423.«a53.* HO .‘tWiNFALLA------------- ^■ ■ R V S D o u b i« aS in 0la . ”
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s ^ M i?F n «^ :,month rent. Cwiwo Mo. J® t-^b lio E a ta tM .734 8064*Iilii 3tWIH fALL9 rS b ;■('.-wanted, $250'month.utU» wU '/rWfjspald^^ on
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W est's sp a d e overcall, louble was negetive, and s t’s p re> em ptlve th re e k)uth, who would volun- ave Jum p ed to th re e oped his good distribu- sufficient to com pensate irginal overbid, ifenders began with two spades. D eclarer ruffed.3 draw trum ps, and de- com plete th e p ro c e s s bed split cam e to light,
slayed ace an d ano tner and E ast won and con- ides. This had the effect , g o u t d e c la re r 's la s t id there was no way for j >teb lish h is e x tra dia- k without letting the op- < in fo r a b a r ra g e o f ^
d e c la re r h a d su ch a . imp suit that he did not it tne possibility of being It. However, if th ere isr a t all of running out of ! is usually a good idea to etting up your side suit wing them all.3 South should have fol-to play ace and another s soon as be got in. Thewiil and ^ y a third ii t d e c la re r ru ffs a n d ? an o th er diam ond. Tbeare now powerless. The fibetween th is line and q
ened a t the table is that p' W est p lay s a fo u rth %, declarer is able to ruff „mmy. He still has four [,left in hand to draw all ^lim ps, end he can then q iamond and club win-
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BURRO 4 yrs. old.Golding. SI7S ' OiColl 536-6279* • !
CATTLE W/onlod catllo to lood SOQ.1000 hood or ront food yord. e86-20e7.*
H O R SE 10 y o a r A PHA/ AOHA moro. sorrel, rid. don woslom ond onglish. broko ond gonilo. would mako a nico 4>H projoct.735-6569 or 7 3 1 -4 3 0 f S
H O R S E 10 y r o ld , d u n _m a re , b roke bu t n o o d s kak)t of riding. $675. Coll M324-3940 or 73|.'2540.‘ |
HORSE 13 yoar old block CcO H m o ro . w o il b ro k o . au sod on catllo and mln. 9326-4497.* ^
HORSE -63 APHA O voro ^broodmon) USO only. Gun- ■sm o k e /P ep p y S a n tine. „SwBOl. SSOO. 324-1302- ®
H O RSE Big. woll b roko . pblock moro. good in Iho cm o u ta ln s & p l e a s u r e rsE r id in g . S lZ O O /o f lo r .Plooso call 539-7043.* ™
HORSE Musi soil booullfui ^' 10 y e a r, b roko A rabian m.
maro. S900.886-2622.* 4
H O R S E S A L E J fTWIN FALLS LIVESTOCK BS
COMMISSION COMPANY piFriday. Oct. 25 to
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by 5:00 p.m. 72 630 Railroad Avonuo f "
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HORSE TRAILER '94 TTi6 horso, w /larga built In thi lack room. Will considerirodo. Cali 2804)578.’ de
HORSES ^ A r a b i a n s , c h a m p io nbloodlines. Enduranco & ^ show quality. RoasonablopriC08.423Wr ;■ - ^
H0 R 8 E 8 b a y « , d u n n l r b u c k sk in s, by iwo ow nsons ol Bueno Chox. Own ■•on of Two Ey«d Jack A T Ofoundatton llna b iM King io ,P oco B ueno g ran d eon. cut
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hoiforcotvos, i ; , 'i300-600 lbs. “
•1 0 0 he ad hotfere " 7J550-600 lbs. _ 3 i l l
ISO mixod steers and HAYhoifors 700-850 lbs. doir
50 hood brokon mouth sm icows. som
Sale sU rU at 9:30 a.m. Wedn*aday23rd*
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LOADER 325 Dual, pump h a v * a h d con tro ls avail. Coli T rU 9 3 4 - 5 2 4 5 0 r5 3 9 jS 2 4 ^
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5 S ¥ g b P lt» B 8 -8 .1 0 * .—A lum. 2 6 0 0 ft. 8 4 10*.PVC w/aquagato. 3700 ft.Cali 423-4644 * HAY I
W h e e l U N E^ 14 quortor . 2 - mllo contor movo. good condition. CaH 734-3130.* HAY 1
W h e e l u n e s , (6) Thun. 'dtrblrd. Excolloni shopo.4 y r s .o id . S 4 5 0 0 . Coll STRA 423-4100 8 0 m 10 5 pm.‘ man
B M a A tl6 9 lo w o r l2 e 6 lt. pivot, $14,600. ZImmotic s " " * tom towor. 1280 II plvoi.$12,700. Pierce 8 lowor, S 4 H 1020 It pivot, $9300. All T.S.C. lo rn dow n a n d lo a d e d . Cal C aii S u n r ia e irr iga tion 734-9444.* g =
(L faL F A s e e d Now iry tha best. Former 10 form- flo id a r from S .99 p e r lb, wili condl d e liv e r , R a y O d o rm o lt ,, 208-465-5280 Nampa.*09BtBd Wheat grass f ea t tB 99d . M eadow pasture S300(0rB 8a.C aH 73M 720* c S g E "
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I T ,IUHL W inter ho rse pos- installlure available. P leasa call iQ B n i FrodKippos 643-8373.lAV 1000- Ton balos, 1st. bSSU2 nd. & 3rd. Ooiry/leeder s t b i *y t a hoy. 423-6836* R o a *
W 100T 3 rd. big b a le s p iJ E j t e s n . 50 T.--01 3rd, big b a le s , $ 7 5 /T . 25T new
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-------------------------- :-------- nicoIAY o ifo lfa /g ra ss . good horso hay. small lots OK. nR E \ $75 a lon. Coll 734-5786.*IAY certified w heal free ^24alfalfa, $7. a balo. No rain. FIR En ico hoy . B rook lo r Ig. Ilrovquonlitles. Call 731-3322' loadIAY F o o d o r a n d so m o Si«ndoiry. 1 ton balos oniy. No _2z!!2sm o li lo ts . M inimum 1 P»hEsomi lood. Caii 431-3429' S)OC AY~^or Sale ll 3rd cutting,leod value 200*. Feodor i r “oat hay wllh h alfalfa Intl. ^ 8 1OelivorodbySSTporkKid. B L Irom oastom idoho. Call934-4036 or 539-J036* B^NK AY for sale. 1 lon bolos.I 8 2 R F V -6 7 5 lo n . 1s t T n m:ulllng. 1180 lon. 3rd 4 " * T J lthculling,Coll731-2017.'AY Prime alfolfa 300 T. PieIs t. 2 n d , 3 rd , 2 sir ing u T T ?>o1os. S om e g ra s s hoy. *;>011 smoli am ts 324-5082 £> r420 -097 r P.!,®*^Y RETRIEVING----------
2-wido & big balos coll 934-8345 tv msg.*W TARPS 14-X48' d res:
Hoavy duty. $90, bod-r366-7406 or 599-3131* $125,■RAW w heat. 3x4’ Froo- MATTnan big bates.North oast s iz e . ') re g o n a ro e . C o n tac t siso.:hrls a t North Slope Hay .:o . 5 4 1 - 7 8 6 -2 2 5 7 o r k41-898-2507.* ^ 1 2
Call Cw» a t 420 0" M WOOD Of 260-0839* Goo
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ET HARVESTER. WIC 26C, 6 row, mini tank. e ld r e a d y , o x c o llo n t MdKlon. Cali 543-6597.- CHEC» ILUON 18- Holier Hor- ■ rw. inside rubbor. crow- lat ro llers, field foody.3000. Cali 733-3269-_l______S E T rac to r, 4 cyl. gos SUNC otor. 3 point hilch. PTO. Wi S7Q0..C%II 639-6209* FRID^ 'Y P R t u s i i o . graotfor A< la ifa o rT lm o lf iy hay . :Jd value to your crop by F o r a u i asslng your own hay for p i lipment. F o r m ora Info J l t i i S 0 9 - 9 6 2 * 8 1 3 3 . 2itaBatlon available.* ihoilont BOTA ’95 29hp, 4x4, ■ *■*« »n ta « llo a d o r4 a cra p er P " " ■ ■H.L $8500. 5 4 3 ^ 7 5 - RM A L if te r lo a d e r . w c^todig.$2500/offor. ^ ^ 5 > u 4 a i .e 7 2 r . , > - . j »o
m . 7 s .o m c i o W im " - e lm/dump bed, *ta: QMC *6taJlaaRuntoadlAg.73 S c^M O Q -K feub^^ CaS
NTEO Older oravai ^ mp truck bade for 1 1 ~ _ iTtnjoks w/bld tnjcka ^ C. Oldar ainst* •Ufa -i . SAa mp truoka. Also V*8 * 1 ^ ”
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Friday Oct. 25lh m11 am • 7pm c 9
Saturday Ocl. 26lh9 am - 3 pm ^
1631 Grandview Dr. N CHRA lPoJolinofld ciol
Twin Fails S6S
C lOP&6 lLdoliverod. Prices s ta r t 01 $ 8 0 /lru c k io o d .Bravol available. Tmck & It | loaders avail. 731-7039*
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IB, 40G B HD. CD-RW.2M B v id e o c o r d . 56K lo d o m . $ 4 3 0 . O u e e n ta ttraaa $30.423-9241* j
2 0IAL S toker A Lump Joiivorod or You-Haul o n rfooro's Inc. 423-5533 >OK S T O V E w o o d , < itlque. Groot W osiorn,CO condition, 5800/olfor 111543-2279.*lEWOOD Cul. spill i
ond dolivorod. I24-8284 or 731-4650 L E W O O D C u t s p l i t ow ood. $90 0 pick-up iod . $ 1 2 0 a co rd . You • ck up . $ 1 4 0 /p o r cord iliovord. Catt 324-7697.* ^ lE W O O D (asp e n ) c u t I 00.8plll$lS0delivorod. ■ ovo or Alan 934-9071* I
j m ^W B E D S Solid maple colloni condilion. $350
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ID STOVE Osburn. Iood condition. $500. J iCord o l wood. $75. f l
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<0 1915C. Kurizmann chooso i: o . u p r ig h t . G o o d Ca b ' f»uca p o . $ 1 5 0 0 /o f io r . . oso call 934.e290 -10 W ulttztr. liko new N alionacondition. $600 . b l o o d
sa se call 733-0763- 543-484l a b S - e
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>pies. Show quality. No Mrs. $200. 423-4653*.i M m h i p f i e S p o p S :C. 1 s t s h o ts , b la ck , ck 4 Ians, red 4 tana. I h e r /F o lh a r o n e ilo .» . COII410-2999’ ; i l i A h 'S h o R V h a i r IS. 1 m ale, 1 famat«i >•5062 or 420-0670’ • .r s T T O r e r i d j f iOS. $50 eoch. Must go >thor to 0 good homo. B a s o c a l l C l n d y •8011.*P u p p i e s , b la c k . 6
D ks. $ 5 0 e a c h 7 lo oso Irom. 629-4076- Puppios.A KC. Black locoiafo. O ew daw ed. s h o ts . O e w o rm e d . ional foiid cham pion > o d l l n o . $ 3 0 0 . ■4843-S B la c k A K C . l a t s, dectaw. will deliver win Foils O ct. 24 4 &250:oil 775-754-2295*1 Chocololo (6 ) $125 1. 1st sho ts CaU Mllch 2980 or 438-8444*I Yollow AKC. shots,
i Call 436-5848- lULL p u p p la a . R ed IS, ready now . $200 Can 678-98W*
:. 2 m a le a . *'$400.^■ Catl 423-5935* - >LE p u p p la a . to y ;, block 4 chocolata: 123-6441 hr. m ag .' ' • ta iA k g /d K fc p u p - . m a le s $ 2 5 0 . All 14 vel checked.131-0296
T * 0 A K 6 p r T s ., $200 lo $2M . Call !966 or 431.1609* Q ER 8PA N IE £3 )upa. Black 4 whltA sr ta axe. hunting 4 ' doo. Fem ale $ 3 2 5 ^^C».^M 7-e072* ;
rad. 6 wka^<M! l «$350 C a l 077-2465* l A f tA N I A A K e .
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or 2 door wagon or e h e r o lo r p a r t s . 536-2037 evasTwkft
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0 1079. in io re s le d totos and collection 733-1322 or 733-0<
_________ WANTED ¥ W tl millady at woopons. C ash lor chard pistols, machine (N. Buhl holstors. parts, kn container daggors. swords. O ' t.#00-574-M l'p a s t u r e W AN TED : O ld a r . or Angus- trailer or f latbed nt & tender, w ork (up lo 2 8 ' lo
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M 1 n o j o b t o ' s m a l lI 735.7404 o r 2S0.1661
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S p e c ia lty 732-4431
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»p W« travel.324-7340
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d s . e tc.' K A W A SA K I ’09 KX( M 19 now llros, groat condttl
S 1 3 6 0 , P l o o s e Cl 734-4977 or 539-0330
lo n g )& -KAWASAKI’0 2 300Lok. osonablo Sport, vory low mllooi onytlmel* S3600. Call 825-5085.
POLARIS '0 2 S ponsm 4 00 . 4x4. Yollow. EG
W W W 2 5 0 m is . w /c o v e r a ■ H H H occossorios. S5400/olfi r n T T o Coll 886-2339*f f J ^ T Y A M A H A ’8 8 3 5 0 8 » Wheel , oxc. cond.. S20( f a ll g a - pmoso coii 432-55oe.* IS a fte r o ver. It is ib llity
A N C H O R S Y S T E I s w orn Aluminum, w /anchor I J s n o w Joi boot, S250. 734-52 <wn. days or 733-2990 eves, •your BASS BOAT ’98 trac k i o n I 4 h It. 25 hp . lo a d e
$3000/olfer. 420-1744.* 7 7 1 CUSTOM WELD-00 Stor
21 It. Loaded. Lesa ther 2S- 38 hours, S29.000.Tl- 731-0398or543-6080*
RBERGLASS 14 IL. 65 Johnson motor. 2 Irolllr motors. Catl543-9593.»
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9 t l O v e r S l io l c a m p e i sleeps up to 5. stove, Ic box , h e a te r, big c lo se ' Se50/otfer 543-0995*
d 'f la o ' • ’ove. fumaeo. Exceond. $3750. 324-3013.
LEER ’01 Shell, carpoteo pop oui windowa, while
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Plumbing, ekKtricol,, drywall. painting, otc.! _ -25 yrs. exp.^ Mat-On-Wheale R 735.1721 o r 308-1883
* I HORSE ARENA Iy D ressage Lessons
DrMng Lossons 5 _ W edding Caniage = i Party FadlltyT u p to 200
Tuls F rIe tlan TUUa 734-8768
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or avonings 726-1671*______ q Ua u t y u s e o SHELI;;^77iS5 f it ony SIM truck*. HU( ) hours.10-0974 («*8) 678-0103*99 •flor brfELL, custom Ilts ‘88-
Ford shortbed. arev. w B a y o u custom corpet Ml. S6 ! r. C all offer. Ford 8 -hole alui
num w heol. S350/olfi Pioaso eon 324-6518.*
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Rom Mag, muzzio breo_____ Professional trigger joi^ E i r U k en e w .S 4 5 0 .;^ 2 1 6 ; 0/ SHOTGUN Wonted. 20 < ■ f r . 2 8 g a i« 0 ,sk Je b y 8lde,<
.'OWKuhdar, under S150< J 5 ^ C 0726-6612*
SiormIhen iM —o . h 6 t t u b c h e m i c a lISO* 50% Ofl
Northwest Feed 733-1373
AIRSTREAM Excello 28 It motor hom e. Chovy 45^
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r r r r Will c o n s id e r ir a d a o r newer PU. 324-7780*
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Onan gen ., new rool AC ifA . u n li, 4 new t i r e s , ru n s
good, c lean throughout, $ 5 5 0 0 . A la o f o r a a le
MM H o lo sc iaw hoovy du ly ■ ttM b o a t tr a i le r for 15-16lt. ;___ boai, $300. 934-42S5*
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n I MUSIC1 77)0 Houa0 o f Mutlc ». Instnjments. accessories.
r all kinds of music 757 Monroe Across from
CSI. Hrs: 12-8 __ I Mon-Sat. 733 -7083*
^ rPAINTING & I DRYWALL
* LUPHERPAINTING, INC.
Painting. Remodeling, T a r r in g & D ^ a l l
Can Bill O (208) a 324*3475 o r (208)
727-1267 call.
P property ISERVICE
HAGEN PROPERTY . SERVICE a
Your ona stop sh i^ n g lor your complete
s cominorcial aresidential property
needs. 24 hr. service avail. 420-0341
REMODELING R em odeling ■
J S^lallstDesign and Buikt
2 2 y r s .« p e ^ n c e
733.3620 aal{ te r Mika
ROOFING iROOFING
Reasonoble ralesl Free est. R nandng
731-6655
I SHARPENING I SERVICE
J o h n 'a S hM penlng S a fv to * .'
CarbW «&atM l<aw a.' - • 1 4 1 B iiw ltM S lS .
' * , SMALL
TRACTOR SERVICE r
loa«no. hauang; bad thpa work, moving
| F s a ^ 4 ^ l ' . L;s| ^ inklpf^(,
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E ’OO D O O O E ’7 7 2 3 f l. R u r Tipor. well, low mio. $ 4 0 0 0 1 oleel. besloKor. 206-487-2018 ?DL'l,’ DODGE T 7 Eldomdo 181 o7ft8 380 WO- 90K mis. $2500 ^9700 Call 544-7773*
FORO *87 O kanagan, lul [.V if contolnod, 5SK orfg. ml; ’“Oo New whoois. CO playe
o x c o l lo n t c o n d l t i o r____ $10,500/offor. 7840023
GMC ’78 24 ft. 400 o n j fM ni C lean non-om oker. loi » 5 0 / mis. Sleeps a . 733-7870 lumi- 239 DuBois Av*. TF*
HORIZON -00 29 ft. C las
■ A, VIO Ford. 8,000 mllos 4 ,0 generator, hydroull lovo lo rs . m a n y e x tra a o w e $ 3 7 .3 5 0 a s k in i $ 4 6 ,0 0 0 , will c o n s id e i r a d e s fo r e q u ity . C ol
?ilD 735-6829 loovo msg.*0 lor KING 7 4 24ft. AC. hooter iller awning. Low mllos. $5000
Coll 423-6866*•300 M A L L A R D - 8 5 . 2 7 I t .■ U - Class A. 454, AC, goner III A ator, good condition. 58K }0 d . Sto,950.637-6614,’ •O"!- MONTANA '0 0 Snowblnjs ’OW- hore's your rig. 3611. tripio foe- s l i d e Sih w h o e l . E x c , HM- eond. No sm oking. H as
a ll th o o x lr o s . S e e to 'm m opproclato. 308-5850’ 0“*'- PACE ARROW '7 9 T ype iob. A. 30 ft. S loops 7,;fi5K <62* mis. $6500, 324-2444* O or SOUTMWIND'9034ft.23K >:0 r rnla. G araged. BasemSnt.
O u e e n b e d . T V /V C R , micro. $22,500, 734-6823*
B WANT to R ent you r RV? H Near. oon-smoklrTg temHy
wonts to roni your RV In S Dec. Call 736-4894*
■1 G RA SS DRAGS N ov. 2 . ■ Mountain Home. For Inlo. jfT call Tommy 587-8584 or
www.mounlaln-howe.ofQfxc. _____________
MT. MAX ’01 7 0 0 180 0 — miles, pipes, cover, exc. ,n cond. $4900 438-5023* on POLARIS (3) indy Trails
440. with 2-placo iraller, ~ all oxc. cond.. $5000 lor ^ all. 308-0289 aher Spm.* ^C P O L A R I S ’9 7 600X L T , n s RMK, IW* p ad d le , long ul, track, great cond, 2-ploco I* Ziemon till traier. $3300 lly for bo lh /o ller o r can b e :lt. so ld so p e ra tly . P le a a a
call 324-4351 Iv.msg.*
i M M
pTAXIDERMY IMagic Valley
Wildlife ArtistryBig/small gam e, birds, and flsh. Call ter quotes, 1
934-5096 .
TREE I I MOVING
Transplanting.Trees for sole. Evergreens 'A & shade ireea^,.. S h o l l le r 's Q lf im jr* ,
TREE SERVICEA+JlmsTree Service IT o p p in g , s h a p in g , r a I
m oval,wrubs & stum ps. ISpraying fartUlzar, lawn Ia e ra tin g & m a tch in g , I 678-3476 o r 4 3 1 .3 i»3 | .1
TREE SERVICE ICecira Trae I
Service ITree topping removal, I
stum p removal Iand llrowood. I
404-6367-734.1379 I
I TREE SERVICE IRay’s Tree Service I
R em oval, Trimming, ■ Topping. Shm ba. ■
Stumpa Call 736-2671
TREE SERVICESTREES AND STUMPS
O P MAGIC VALLEY
Tim A bbott 734-7919 o r 4«M>771
DanMcCraery
W E D D iN aa ;^IDESM Alp ^
■’ S e f a D i N Q s t ^ p ^Wedding Draaaaa: 2-46
|D r w e W o ^ jm o r B u ^
«a /tew e*ndir******if 733-8833-210 8 . M ain.
WEIGHT LOSS LOSEWBQHTnow:
Loe* up io 90 pounda In
M amg tor'oxtra- v M M ^ i f l
' stOrtnoT O m N M ^ d e i..'• .C i» 7 8 » o a > t.. 'w -- :- r .^ - v . j -
/ ' v ..
tu n s PO L A R IS '9 8 RMK 700. )0 o r 2630 miles, mounloln t»r. 019.’ 144’ long track . $320G^ coll 2e0-3580*__________500. PO LA RIS '0 0 RMK 700,
1 1 0 0 m ilo s . now long track . V ery c loan slod ,
mla P loase call 825-5262 orlyer.' 731-6211*_____________Io n . PO L A RIS ’02 700 RMK, 123* ’95 Yamoho V-Max 800. ^ 734-9025 or 737-0304.* low SKKDOO ’94 Mach Z. 925
170 . praclalon kit. long irock.last, poworlul. 731-0512*
:iass S K I'O O O ’97 MXZ 670 . llles. 3.000 mllos. IH In. Irock. lulle SLP akis. llghtwolght con. raa , $2700. Coll 734-3442*'" f l SKIOOO 02 Sum mit 6 0 0 1?®.' HM. 151’ track. T upper
tunod. $6200 731-2454* W AN TED 4 p la c e t r l r . .
itor, p r e le r m olo l bo d . ride JOO on/off. (Ha«» 2 ploco rido
on/oN forpos5 it>lo trado.) f t . . Call Scott ot 733-8368*
YAMAHA (2) Phosors. '95 a ’93. Long trock S2200
I f : . 326-5403 Iv msg.*Irds YAMAHA ’93 Excitor. good ipio c o n d . r u n s o x c o llo n t. x c . S 13 0 0 /o llo r. 543 -0979 <as days or 543-5245 oves.*
_ i ^ E LAKES COUNTRY
m t Call 8 0 1 ^ 2 0 ^ ^ . ’” D EER/Elk Europoon skull
23 m ounting. Exp. quality ^ work. Call 324-9548 ovos* WV GOLF H4*mbei*ft<p, Clear- In lakes Couniro Club. Inds.
c a n sp aco . '87 Yamaha B c a n w/new winter cover■ $5500. Call 733-7698*1 & A R N W in c h 8 0 0 0 Ib.■ $850. Call 734-5212 doys T . o r 733-2990 ovos’lo. YAMAHA -94 G o lf C a r t o r w i th i r o i l o r . S 2 0 0 0 . 'P ' P lease call 324-4284*
•* i 57H WHEEL CLOSEOUTi•r- 32 ’ Tahoe deluxe doublo
slido.2 7 ’ T ahoe deluxe, dou-
r , bio slide ig 2 3 ’ T a h o e s l i d e o u t .M queen bod 10 22-Tohoe Slido oul, nice- le ly equipped, e '89 Prowler Regal 2T
T h ere isn o betiorilme to- buy.- B ert H srbaugh M otora- .D owntown W endell.I 536-6323,*
I 6TH WHEEL TAIL GATE-I New. Custom Ftow. Ilts allI Fords. ’97 and later, $265.I Also Low Profile tool box, II S155. Call 324-3013.’ |I ALJO ’90. 1I good condilkm. 28 ft.I Coll 734-0796,
ff ...m a d e a i H -w e’re
n z o o z i* I
$30,000
NOlVd■■ ■ ,.
H uny, iC M i
-hsv* teamed t v to h
.
A u i i m t a m k w
roo. CAMP TRAILER 14 11.. tur. Oldor but good cond. 200 $700/offor. 324-3801’>0^ pane alovo & furnace.3nn Sleeps 6 . Very goodlo(T shapo. White/gold.2 or $iS00/oller. Also small enclosed lool iraller,3 5 - 4’x6-x6-, woathor lighi.IOO ^ W ^ o r . 324-4969.’^ Qood cond. si'soo/offer.
Call 208-788-7460 'fi; HailDAV 'i2 A.mblor, ~ 20ft., groal condl $1500. 70. 352-1015or539-3448*
R r r e s H W H i s f T a r s sIt. 5th whoel. good cond..
— $4995. Call 734-7693.*'°0 NASH ’99 5th whe~eiT
33V4fl., w/2 slldo-ouls, AC, awning, used once,
Ir.. many extras, slorago, w/ do N ^ « 1 ’500.733-3303*
f®') bod, ook paneling, 700 _ coll 829-5691*W S5ADMH5ER'5526?rOv Sih whoel. Exiras. Grool_ condition. Easy lowing,od $8750. Call 324-3877*Vx ROCKWOOD ‘00 Ultra-lite'® 25'. Fully loadedi Queen i
bdrm, easy pull w/sm.■ SUV.$t1,560.733-5129*
D ^xc.'cond^Ac!’$4M5 ' = Call 436-4580 days or 436-8088 ovonlngs*
— smokor. Sloops 4!'usod ' uJ Ntjl^200^24j2B92’s* nSAILEflCLOSEOUn f
■96Prowter24fi.,smoom « woll, nice ■a -97 Prowler 23 ft., load- L. ad, queen bed
*94 Mallard 24ft, very affordable
>• 75Vacattoneer =« ‘68 Shasta, small 16 It. |
Beit HartMugh Motor* I rt Downtown WendelL I I, 536^3 .’ 2
j Exc., cond,. llkenew! Fall •I t^W S SM O ^W O W c
Siorra and Salem trailers |now indude a fsnustic ;
10 year warranty or) Jwater lines, and a W
on plyw^ floorsi Doni forget the famous f
r K & N o imore stingy R7 like |many other makes. rr,Sooat . . Cl
IntarmountalnMotor Homea exit 155 f
naarWendelL f;536-2301 «
or see on lineal ^’ fl
tondomaxlo,now,S1700.' ^Call736-1995.’ I tr
J special buy Of H le passing tte sa
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TRA ILER ‘01 H allm ark . C t 6 ’x 6 '. t a n d e m a x lo .
. S4000/offor. 678-6945’” TRAILER 48*xe'x32', lop C • and canvas, sparo, lights. |
- < n ^ ^ n ^ e * « ^ M t o ! i " $450.735-* 192* Cl
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[ WHO IINEED ^YOUR =1
SERVICEA dvertise in ti
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DirectoryTO3-0931 ext. 2 ^
CHEVY ’6 6 4 dr. s e d a n . J* r u n s g r o a t . 2 6 5 , A T . T Moatty rosw red . $4499/ ^ offor. Call 734-9361’ P 2
CHEVY ‘81 Corvette. M utt S; ••/// /A sk ing $8500. Call £ 734-4882 or 731-3743’ _ l!
DOOQE ‘49 5 window PU Rebuilt, all original except ^ w h e e l s . R u n s g r e a t . ' $2000. Call 536-2948*
F O R D ’6 8 M U ST A N G modified 269 engine. AT. S $2500, CaII404-3297.’ 5 ^
NA8 C A H O I* « a a teo n * c . wr tfen,500*.c ir«fr>o(«lnal $; packaging from sizes 1:64 p — s e a le to 1:24. S e ries 1- k . 1997 also several N ascar ^ c a rd co llec tions. $1000 ■ fimi. For Bsl can 734-81 s r g jj]
CHAMP 6000 tb. fork lilt, 4x1 Pneum atic tires, $2500. R 5Call 837-6614.* 64
CHEVY 7 4 C-60 14ft. cube TOCvan w /2500lb . lift g a te . All N ice tru c k , low m llos. $ 2 7 5 0 /o f f o r o r t r a d e .Pleaso Call 731-3322’ k
W A N T E D : T r u e k o r ^tra iler with/Mul. S !
P lease call 324-7240’ cJSo
C H E V Y '8 2 L o n g b e d . COm atching shell. AT, PS , _ * f !PW , PB, AC, ropoinied. CHE'Now radiator, vrlndshloU, goollro s a b a ttery . R ebuilt owrc a rb u re to r , e n g in e up- Pieg ra d e d lo 3 5 0 -ap p ro x . F h e10K ml. on engine. $3200. 4 3 Perfect lor a contractor.P leas* call 737-9331.’
CHEVY ’93 SIO shortt>od drpickup. 2 WD. V6. Sspd. S4'o(A C , b o d lin o r . D o co n l (jnvtn iC k.M 995.733-7701’ fo
GM Certified veh anngsotttoyou!
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, CHEVY *73 lon , $600.R u n e a n d d r iv e s . Call 732-6521.*
; CHEVY *96 H tm . o x t . k ^ sh e ll. PW . till, AT. AC,
i 5 2 K m i l e s . S 1 1 .4 0 0 . Pioaso call 734-3750.’
CHEVY ’97 V4Ton, ex icab , i Silverado. PW. PL. Exc.
cond, 73K mla. $10,700.Call 637-4007 dir. ’ I
DODGE ’90 MT. utility bed 115K milos. $3700/olfor. 735-1346or308-3812’ '
FO R D ‘7 5 F 1 5 0 , rebu ilt motor a carburetor, dood llros a point. $3500 put In to It, will se ll lor $1800. P loose coll 734-3935'
FORD ’81 F350. Ilal-bod. dually, 5 spd . G reat work , tnjck. $3100.324-2444’ *
F O R D ‘87 3* ton 2 WO. ! 95K mis. Exe. cond. S e e at
G em S late Sorvico 875 Shoshone St. S.
or call 733-5778 Iv. msg.*
P U . 6 c y l in d e r , 5 apd ! ! 101K, exc . cond, S5750. 543-4372 or 543-6841’
‘0 0 R a n g er , Rog. I c a b . A T , A C , 2 w h e o l '< d r iv o . w h ite . 67K , CD . ' S6995. Can 536-2332 dir* |
GMC ’98 S o nom a x-cab,52K miles, 3rd doo rS spd .TW, CC, CD. black whee ls. $7995.536-2332 dir.*
NISSAN ’97 pick-up, black, goo d cond lllon . $3750 . 1 P lease call 324-0354r ;
VW ’81 PU . N eeds engine work. Body in groal s t ) ^ $t000A>ffer.734-72^* I
CH EV Y *85 d u a lly bo d , $600/offor. Call behveen 6-6 p.m. 732-8712.*
FORD parting out eomsleto 1987 6.9 diesel IruckSiT 4x4. Fair prtees/ofler. Call R y a n 2 6 0 - 4 2 4 6 o r 644-9068.* ;
To o l b o x --------------- !“All stool, anti-theft \oeks.
Call 733-1132*:
B Hexc. condition, 33K, leaded, $24,900. 420-9096*
CHEVY -89 B lazer, «xc. condition. PL/PW. 10 disk CO ch an g e r, m oon ^ f .$4850. Call 734-0672.*
SHEVY ’89 Silverado, very I good c ond . AT. orl{(Inai ownor. $5500/offor. •P lease c a ll7 3 5 -9 9 0 r
4.3 engine, looks a runs good. $ 3 2 5 0 .7 3 1 - 3 ^ *;h e v Y ’93 Blazer S -1 0 .4 dr.. 4 .3 V onee ongiilo. S4000/olfer.Call878-«12 day or 431-9989 ask
for Robert’
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8Uto;»7600;»4-2^« .CHEVY *•« 2 d o o r e i l r o
Mb 4x4, Vi Ion PU . AT.. 4 ^ shaps. SeocxVoHor.
C««432-629a.»_________
' . HT Ext. cab. Exc. cond. $11,000. CaJ15B«^703*
iH E V 9 6»5uriurt>an LTLoathor, h a a ta d a o e ia , fully lo a d ad .7 5 K m llea .
. Sacrtfioa 0«17 .760 .■ Call 837-4007 d i r
■ Exc. c o n d . Low m iloa. Below book. $16,475 o r /
I oBor. Can 734-63a4‘
' LT. loathar. h e ^ M ata. 46K mis. S21.7S0
837-4007 dir*‘01 ^ 1 ext. cab.
thon b a d . AT. L oaded .. $1 0 ,5 0 0 . 7 3 4 -5 8 1 8 or
8B0-14O5*fcHfeVV ‘oa 256o h o 5um -
I max Diesal. LT. crew cab.I short box. 4x4. (ea thor. t loadod. avery availab le I option. 24K miles. Iota of
ex iraa . $ 3 4 .9 g 5 /o l(o r .
6hevV ‘02 S u bu ftan l i i SOK. tow pkg. Immaculate.
' ^ ^ ■ ^ •C ^ » 5 3 7 -e 5 7 9 *
’ 'SO, 4x4, low miles. Qood
.M D O E ‘&S CurrvMna. 4x4 AT. quad . XLT. loa ther.
n n n n p ' I f -r ' . OuadiS0 0 S.9 V8 9 as,iitt.
.new tire a . g r e a t c o n d .ro $ fd. OOQDaby
00 tho way/take any rea- sonablo oHor. 735>8Se8*
B S o a r ’OT’B u ra n g o 'g rr; kMcfod. S.8L. tooo mllea.' j $29,900 Call 67B-2675* '
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■ ih e ™ e s n e w s *CLASSIFIED
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Twin Falls ' : JOB-734-5538
Burley20fr»6 g - 4 5 4 3
ORO -89 Bronco. CD,4 spd.. headors. 302, lift. _ Rwttflooka groat. $4350. P 410-5143o r734 .929 r L
TORDTBBronco P a ito u for rtbuiicjnia; Front m a “
* damaoe only. Good drive V ‘ • train, ^ g . Is 4 00 ,4 banal. \
Ntca urea & rtms. $1200. ( »'.r-*‘Call731-5561<733>5348* i r : ^ 5 h 0 ‘79F250 . 4X4. real T r* « d e a n e re a ta h a p o .a a to a l m >.:<:at$3000. Call 539-2700* I• : m ' b ‘« lti .1 5 0 300-------- ■'• * 6 c y l . Short bod . w hito.
runs g reat. Now clu tch . * radialoraUraa.$2SOO/ot- for. 536-6212 after Spm.*
. r : : - j ! o n t ) ’« 7 > i 5 o . j o o d .:*«xond„ S2100. Ploaao call SS:734-3441 or 734-8051* < ^ > R O -S S Hangar, V6. dual p
- tan k s , lo n g b e d , n o w ^^tjautcft. S2500. 300-1683* : : t e h 0 '9 2 explorer a V. AC.
: till. $2600/o1for. S e o a t - the comer ol Eaatland ft .-Fans. Csll 734-T722*
/ ; PORO*93 R anger4x4. rag. •.,:-.caJ),5spd.82K m i8.
$4850 Can 837-4007 dir* t‘».)>6Fib'B4 Exploror kLY, j . f * ;Q o o d c o n d . . A T . A C . ,
J-$760(Voffar. 539-6781 * * : - 1 £ 6 r O ‘87 ^ I t l o n XLT — ' * - Laathor. 3rd seal, front & r - i rearA C.erackCO chono-■ r ■ er, running b o a rd s , AT, a■ - : Aulo 4x4. PW. P L S.4 L - :-T rttonV -8.85K m is.G roat :; '.a h a p o .S 1 3 ,4 5 0 . Ec
208-788-2454'‘97 e x p lo re r SLY
. >:t-«:4x4. V8, loaded , c laa n . a SS ‘;»»7095. 536-2332 dir.* g ,< ( W R D '97 F350 7 .3 lite r 3!^ (U jP ow er S t ro k e d ie a o i , g i}^ 9 * « la c k w /ro d in t e r i o r , nifeK:$13.0(XVoffer. 829-4069' g ,^ 3 M W ‘M fj2SO ,quadcab: S B
'^ L T . AT. Pow ar Stroke,- o ii <2 *:4x4. Exc. condKion. Call :^ « 3 4 -S e 8 0 or 420-4884.*: - : f 5 R l r o o T 3 5 o T I e B S r 5 a> rs* la rle t pkg., 27K m llea , veS k S a a t h o r , e x e . c o n d . g|(^ 3 2 8 , 0 0 0 . Call 726 -9700 mlg g t o f evenlnoa 726-1671* m ^ jJ rO ftD ‘00 hanger 4x4. •
ExL cab, 6 a p d V-6. im19K mla. $10,560. ow
' 837<4007dlf‘. ,M>
^ S la p e d a lw ^ O M r 'e D ^ r S t TST S l a c k s . $ 3 2 0 0 / o f r « r . ^ g i ; ; i ^ c a i i 3 2 8 « ) i r ^
>A n, new aeaT V* » f f i ^ l l n < r ,$ i e o o . P la a a a P M ^9 2 4 « e e3 o r7 3 1 -0 3 2 0 * - •
CRIe tL m ii.4 .3V -e,A C ,A T .very vm b S a o Q d m v L E x a m a e a g e . mg S b i o o c a f f 0 7 f t« e o t * o rB |M f e «M iulHift)an 25d0 ^ S s K i^ , .4 ] (4 :3 5 0 . AT, A C. C H l I S ^ . a l f . w tw jnp b o y d a .-
do. QU C '99 Z71 d u b cab 5 3*.“ • • Cam per aholl, _ grtll guard, bod finer, nm-iro ning bo a rd a . e lide rea r^T. window. Oth«rs. t ownerlor. $17.500* Can 636-2948*
t T tUsk CD change? h dash. f)d. Immaculate cond.. k>adod
la! " ^ ^ j^ a ^ 4 ^ t? b ? k ln i ^ ^ ^ 1 » O O .C ^ ^ ^ .2 4 a 2 *
H : i5 'w h e a ls .A T .$ l8 0 o "" ' Tfl. 825-5437 evoninofl*
JE E P ’89 Tfiick for parts. R u n a g o o d .$ 4 0 0 . ’87 J a e p truck 2x4. w/sholl,
r / ru n a g r o a t .$1 3 0 0 Call 436-9047*
J e e p 'OO Orand chorokoo a, Umltod. sllvor. biaek Iooth- .
or Intortor. now tires. 45K. ' oxc. cond. $21,000. Coll
r 432-5380 or 280-3735* d! RiS6 A»i -00 extarra. m uat n, aelir Low mis., oxc. cond.. ,
Sie.SOO/offar. 733-1131* '
?■ Loadacl.30Kmla$iel8S0!fiin 837-4007 d ir
le S D b u k i ’67 S a m u r i. 2 * of topa. Ilftod. naw 3l*tiraa/ r. wheola. incredible storeo ■ la a y a to m . ru n a p e r f e c t .
324-5663 or 73t-0320*
*' ^SR?V6 mantiaL 98k |= recen t diagnoatica. good 3 cond. Can 720-5992.*
S ^LU E BIRO ftc h e e i b u a _ ; '84-19 paaaengor. '86-19 H '■ p a a a e n g a r . '9 1 - 7 2 ' p a a a e n g a r . B id s a r e ' being accepted until Nov.• 4ih. For Informaiion call h . the O lenns Ferry School .. District a t 366-7436.*
^ O G E - 9 5 ( i / - a n t f C a rovaaR unagroa t.new u tran8 .$3500 .324-4764*
DODGE '96 Caravan 87K m ia . G o o d c o n d . Fully loaded. Now llros. $8100 s /offer. 720-1097* ” l
3 (toor. nicoly”^ulppI(5j. I 54K mia. Sacrifk» O c
$6250.837-4007 d ir j
4kw gen. w/air compressor, n $1500.734-4376*
v a n . l o a d e d , w a l l - Cm aintained. S5500/offar. n•87 Bronco M$1700/offor. H73S-7452or.73t-7457* ‘
FO R D *98 W indata r LX, s rfro n t w hool d rivo . 72K 'milos, AT, Captain's Chair. .lea the r, Iront & roor a ir. <oplk>nai fuol lank, loadod. J ono ownor. $7990. Pkiasec a ll (2 0 8 )6 0 2 -2 2 2 2 o r ^
(208)229-0514* S P L Y M O T H '9 2 ( ^ r a n d
V o y ag o r . c lo an . ta k e n ^caro of. $2500.326-569S* ?
PONTIAC ‘99 Montona ^Loaihor. loadod an options, f
■TV ,4dr.60K m is. *~$tg-.a6Q.-a97-4oo?T>tr- J
good 8h ^ . ^ ' o d s new a c y l in d e r h e a d . P r i c e C negoilabie. 732-5404* ic
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B U lfK ’66 S lw la ^ . 2 dr. ' p r o l e ^ a r , S 500 . C all 8 I<
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34K mllos. $26,500 'Coll 438-4334*
tA D lL lA C ‘» 3 S .v l l l . : “ ve ry g o o d condition in- _ eWa/oot. $6400 ,100 .000 " mllos. Frank 326-5658.* ^
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Z Parfacl for hunting. $2200 HI- proffer. Can 733-M90* P
‘93 E a ^ 4 dr. L- S apd. PS . AM/FM c ass . k
Runs wen. $950 Q I C e n 7 ^ t 1 M * m
' exo co n d ., C d! lo aded ! ^ $ 3 9 0 0 /o lfe r 6 4 3 -5 2 5 2 0 9
» to y 8 .S 4 3 ^ 7 8 evenings* ■
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; Runa graa t. $2700. Can ^734-24^3* M
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1 5 K , m a n u l a c t u r e a ^ warranty. P»rf»et eond.S r Z ^ . Call 420-2334* *
regularcab,4qrt.*A C,CD 37K mis. C laan A aham , $8900. Call 735-5227 or ; 639-0388.*
-HONDA ‘88 A ccord LXI. > good cond., now atarao^CD p la y e r , a t a n d a r d .$2950, D anna 733-5759*
HONDA ‘89 A ccord. 4dr. standard trana.. PW , runs 0 O o d . $ 2 0 0 0 / o l ( e r 733-5615*
HONDA ‘90 CMc.'wrecked but still a ins. m ake good p a r ts c a r . $ t o 00 /o ffer.Call Clancy 720-6704*
HONDA '9 1 A c c o rd EX wagon. Loadod. Original ow ner. E x c. cond ition . $3000/offor. 733-1349*
HONDA ‘00 O dyssey V-6 ,PL. new lira s . 61K mis.Exc. condition. $20,000.Can 733-2327*
R o H B i T o r C i S c m ^Tan.A T.10K m ls.Loadadl
Call736-087t* I
Perfect condilion. 'Voiy low milea. One ow ner , CaD 731-1449or 733-1038* L iriC bL N ‘8 9 Y ow ncar.
Excellenl cond., new tiras.IOSK. $3000.733-7698*
MAZDA‘87 323. e S ^ c a l . 5 a p d . g o o d t i r e a .AM/FM casaotto. sunroof. $l49V 0fler. 733-9474.*
MAZbA‘98 62 6 .6S k .aun - roof. CD player. $8,900. 543-6t72 o r 539-5835*
MERCEDES ‘83 190^2.6. on ly 92K m llo s, la rg o r o v e rh e a d c am an g in o , loadod. C entral locking, a larm , a ir b a g s , p o w er s e a l s & a u n roo f. PW .
..ro m o t^ jn ir ro x a . c ru la a ., . . H A C . m a g r l m a . e x e . a Inlorlor. New touring radI- 4 al tiros, roar brakes, belts. ? Cpiim a battery . Mellcu- iously se rv iced . A g raa t Cartll Book $11,475 only $10 ,900 . OK Aulo Sya- tema. Jim T artar Wk 733- 3077, home 734-3129.*
M E R C U R Y *94 G r a n d . Marquis. Runs well. Good cood. $4000.487-2019*
MERCURY‘99 (iougar Beautiful motallk: rod. All the extras. Low mllos.
Perfect condition.731-1449 o r 733-1038*:
ClTSUBI^HI *94 E clipse.AC. tilt. 5 spd., Exc. cond. «950/oK or. 676-7782*
N ew t i r e s , e x c . c o n d ! $4200/offy. S43-6298* ,
Supreme. $5600/otrer.C all87»4602*
& L os '01 Aurora. H ealed aeata. Loaded. 38K mllea. _
' Sacrtfk« $17,500 ICall - 4 0 0 7 dir.* I
runs greai. anow tires Inti! I$ 3 9 9 ^ ^ ^ 5 4 3 - 4 ^ INew tire s, body kli, 36K C
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