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Jerome girls take 4A track title, Sports 1 STATE CHAMPS Magicvalley.com M ORE THAN A DROP Dept. of IN THE BUCKET Xavier Correction likely to run own to close T.F. finances work center Charter management company Paragon to Cut could save $900K a year, close shop in Idaho stave off employee furloughs By Amy Huddleston By Nick Coltrain Times-News writer Times-News writer After a tumultuous relation- ship over the last three months, The Idaho Department of Correction will Xavier Charter School and pri- close its Twin Falls Work Center Aug. 1 — ship- vate school management compa- ping its 78 prisoners to other facilities in the ny Paragon Schools are not only state, offering new positions to its 13 employees ending their relationship, but and hopefully saving more than $900,000 in Paragon is also shutting down the process,officials said. shop in Idaho. IDOC Director Brent Reinke said his depart- Paragon CEO Brandon Fair- ment hopes to turn those savings into fewer banks said Friday his company has furloughs for his employees. They won’t know taken steps to wrap up its agree- until the fall how much money is saved by clos- ments in Idaho in preparation to ing the center, he said, or what that extra cash leave the state, mostly due to its means for furloughs. The Twin Falls Work Cen- involvement with Xavier. ter has been in operation since July 1992. He said any efforts to clear the Reinke said the department doesn’t have as company’s name and “clean up” much of a need for the work center because its reputation were too great a judges are using other options for low-risk of- task. fenders, such as making the parole system more “The damage had already been efficient and making more use of retained-ju- done,” Fairbanks said about ap- risdiction sentencing programs. The latter al- proaching Xavier board members lows judges to place some offenders into drug about exiting its $200,000 annual and alcohol treatment programs instead of put- contract to manage the Twin Falls ting them in prison. charter school’s finances and oth- “There are several key changes and tweaks in er operations.“I told them, maybe the system that are leading to the different kind it’s time to end our agreement. It of offenders,”Reinke said. doesn’t have to be negative, but Those changes pull directly from the former Photos by ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News it’s in the best interest of the work center candidate pool, Reinke said. Canyon Ridge High School junior Lauren Shotwell carries a pig named Steve during a Friday pig- school and us.” wrestling event at the Twin Falls school. The event helped raise money for Relay for Life, and 16 stu- On Thursday, Xavier trustees CLOSURE See , Main 2 dents participated. approved terminating the school’s association with Paragon by a 2-1 vote. Paragon’s services will end on July 1, although Board Canyon Ridge students raise Chairwoman Teresa Berry said she wasn’t sure how the school May to serve will handle its finances in the fu- ture. Relay for Life funds with “We’ve just started looking at it and will probably go in-house,” 10 years for Berry said, adding that she didn’t know how many positions would first pig wrestling event be created for the job, since the Buhl shooting board is still working out the school’s budget for the coming By Bradley Guire By Amy Huddleston courts, a large crowd gathered around a year. Times-News writer small wire pen filled with mud. Xavier’s financial year ends on Times-News writer Four students from each grade were June 30, and electronic media of What started out as a pig-wrestling chosen by the student council to tackle a all records maintained by Paragon Terrified and horrified. contest soon morphed into a mud piglet donated by Requa Farms and place are to be delivered to the school by James Lambert used those words to describe wrestling free-for-all at Canyon Ridge it bottom down into a barrel. July 15. the day Markcus May aimed a gun at his chest High School as students enjoyed a little Jake Groesbeck, 15, said his freshman and fired. midday downtime on Friday. team wrestled the pig into the bucket in See PARAGON, Main 2 Because of the miracle of a misfire,or that May Students streamed out of the Twin Falls 46 seconds, but it wasn’t good enough to forgot to chamber a round in the high school to the grassy hill by the tennis bring home the bacon. The team of sen- 9 mm semiautomatic pistol, courts, where a few Twin Falls vendors iors in bright pink shirts claimed the Lambert lived to tell a Twin Falls had set up shop to sell food during stu- court on Friday about May 20, COMING SUNDAY dents’ lunch break. On the far side of the See FUNDRAISER, Main 2 2010 — the day he hid behind a friend’s car while at a Buhl resi- dence to avoid his girlfriend’s MORE ONLINE INSIDE See photos from the Relay for National Guard bullet-spraying, obsessed ex- SEE more photos from the pig wrestling. Life event in Filer. Main 2 boyfriend. May Since he shot Lambert in the soldiers on leave leg and not the chest, May will spend a minimum of 10 years in prison with the surprise kids possibility of another 20 for felony aggravated Blaze Requa battery, rather than a potential murder convic- In their “Faces of the 116th” se- watches ries, writer Melissa Davlin and tion and life behind bars. classmates May, 26, had nothing to say at his sentencing, photographer Ashley Smith fol- and Judge G.Richard Bevan called him on it. wrestle in lowed four members of the Idaho “My feeling is that you’ve had almost a year the mud Army National Guard's 116th now to contemplate your conduct,”Bevan said. Friday at during deployment to Iraq, and “There has yet to be truly any acknowledgment Canyon took readers inside the lives of those guardsmen's families. On before this court to them or to the citizens of the Ridge High state of Idaho that you’re taking responsibility Sunday, Davlin and Times-News School in photographers will revisit several for this conduct, which was in all intents and Twin Falls. purposes an attempted murder upon the life of of the families as soldiers on leave James Lambert.” try to make the most of the short time they have with their loved See SHOOTING, Main 2 ones. Read the story in People
Bridge ...... Classifieds 9 Crossword ...... Classifieds 11 Obituaries...... Main 9 Partly cloudy Comics ...... Classifieds 3 Dear Abby...... Classifieds 2 Opinion ...... Main 10-11 71 / 49 Commodities...... Religion 4 Jumble ...... Classifieds 2 Sudoku ...... Classifieds 10 Business 4 Main 2 Saturday, May 21. 2011 MORNING MIX TN Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho IF YOU DO ONE THING TODAY Try your hand at a kayak or canoe free of charge at the Riverat Charge against anti-wolf activist dropped Demo Day, sponsored by Riverat and the city of Twin Falls Parks Times-News website SaveElk.com. poaching in northern Blaine months in jail and a three- and Recreation Department. More than 30 boats available, with He still faces three related County on Oct. 3, 2009, year loss of hunting and fish- reps available to answer questions. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at A Twin Falls anti-wolf ac- misdemeanor charges, to three days after the close of ing privileges in Idaho for Dierkes Lake. tivist no longer faces a felony which he could plead guilty the bow hunting season. The each misdemeanor charge: charge for his alleged 2009 to as part of the plea agree- Idaho Department of Fish hunting without an appropri- poaching of a trophy bull elk ment that dismissed the and Game started an inves- ate tag, hunting without an in Blaine County. felony charge, according to tigation after Mayer posted archery permit, and unlawful ITD slows traffic north On May 2, the state the Idaho Mountain Express photos of the elk on some taking of game animals. dropped a charge of killing, in Hailey. Mayer is sched- websites. The maximum penalty he possessing or wasting an ani- uled to be sentenced in The felony charge Mayer faced for the felony charge of bridge to allow turns mal worth $1,000 or more Blaine County 5th District faced was originally dropped was five years in prison, a against Tony Mayer, a 59- Magistrate Court at 1:30 in October 2010, but re-filed $50,000 fine, and loss of Times-News around construction at the year-old Twin Falls resident p.m.June 3. by prosecutors five days later. hunting and fishing privi- junction of U.S. 93 and I- and founder of the anti-wolf Mayer was accused of elk Mayer faces up to six leges for three years. The Idaho Transporta- 84. The pace cars will be tion Department has start- used from about 4-6 p.m. ed using pace cars to slow on weekdays, slowing traf- down southbound traffic fic to about 35 mph. Each along a stretch of U.S. gap should provide space State firms up wolf-management framework Highway 93, the agency for up to 20 vehicles to Times-News The instructions are largely in line Department staff will draw up a plan announced Friday. turn. with the state s past approach to han- for this fall s wolf hunt by July,as previ- The cars create gaps in ITD will review the need The Idaho Department of Fish and dling wolves. They include managing ously expected. the traffic to allow north- for the pace cars when work Game has received more guidance as it the predators in a way that will keep Along with the instructions, the bound vehicles to turn left shifts to the southbound goes about resuming management of oversight from returning to the federal commission also agreed to support on Golf Course Road, pre- lanes in mid-July. Idaho s gray wolf population. government, and controlling the pop- Idaho s defense to any court challenges venting congestion in those Knife River Corporation The Idaho Fish and Game Commis- ulation where it conflicts with domes- of the wolf s return to state control. lanes. The pace cars were Northwest, of Boise, is the sion gave state wildlife officials several tic animals, humans or game animals And, though the animal is back in the first used in the area, north contractor for the $5.2 mil- directives regarding wolf management such as elk. The state s actions will be state s hands, commissioners will push of the Perrine Bridge and lion rehabilitation project at a meeting Thursday in Lewiston, consistent with its 2002 wolf plan ap- Congress to continue to fund monitor- south of Interstate 84, ear- to reconstruct and widen according to a department press re- proved by the Legislature and the U.S. ing and control efforts and compensa- lier this week. U.S. 93 from south of the lease. Fish and Wildlife Service. tion for livestock depredations. Drivers are seeking to use I-84 junction, north for Golf Course Road as a route about two miles.
May never got to them. Obama W ALKING FOR LIFE Shooting He fled by car and was pur- Continued from Main 1 sued by police along U.S. Highway 93. Spike strips orders aid When Lambert and Re- brought May s vehicle to a becca Ward,who dated May halt, and during the appre- for about a year in 2009, hension he was shot in the for N. Idaho testified in court, they head by Filer Police Officer BOISE (AP) — Presi- spoke of barricading them- Tarek Hassani. dent Barack Obama has selves in a back room in an After recovering from a issued a major disaster attempt to save themselves grazing bullet wound to the declaration for Idaho and from May. Ward had heard left side of his skull, May made federal funding the shots from outside the was charged with felony available to counties with house and seen Lambert aggravated battery with a flooding damage. stumble inside with blood deadly weapon, three Earlier this month, Gov. pumping from his leg. counts of felony aggravated C.L. “Butch Otter re- Lambert said May shot at assault with a deadly quested more than $5 mil- him four times after re- weapon, felony burglary lion in federal money for chambering the gun, hitting and misdemeanor eluding six northern Idaho coun- him in the calf with the final officers. At his September ties to pay for fixing roads shot. Lambert managed to arraignment, May entered a that were damaged by get inside the house and get not-guilty plea, which he flooding and landslides to Ward, who saw May changed in December. At during the first several though a window and later that point,he pleaded guilty weeks of April. Obama heard glass and wood to aggravated battery and signed off on the disaster breaking. eluding police while the re- declaration Friday, the Photos by ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News She took Lambert inside maining charges were dis- White House said. Wendell High School students the back room, where they missed. Obama ordered federal dialed 911 for help and faced This month, he unsuc- Iselda Valera, left, Martha Madera, money go toward repairs what they felt may have cessfully attempted to Monica Alvarez and Gabi Huante in Bonner, Clearwater, been the last moments of withdraw his guilty plea, participate in the Relay for Life on Idaho, Nez Perce and their lives. stating he didn t under- Shoshone counties and Friday at the Twin Falls County “I thought we were going stand the prison terms but the Nez Perce Tribe reser- Fairgrounds in Filer. The annual to die,” Ward said. “I think not making a claim of inno- vation. walk to raise funds for cancer about it every day.” cence. The northern Idaho research ends today. damage includes more than 50,000 cubic yards email, writing that the LEFT: Cancer survivor Jan Watts, of of debris that covered two center s closure and the Jerome, holds an American Cancer Closure sections of Dent Bridge greater use of the drug and Continued from Main 1 Road north of Orofino Society Relay for Life medal she alcohol treatment pro- when a hillside gave way. received Friday during the event. He said he came through grams in general, is a more Twin Falls recently to tell responsible use of taxpayer local leaders and business money. History teacher Jeremy Belliston said nered close to $3,000 for the annual owners who employ the “While (the closure) the event was a brainstorm of Kelly Ann American Cancer Society fundraiser prisoners of the decision. means a reduction in cor- Fundraiser Buddecke. The student body senator that wraps up today in Filer, with the “We really do appreciate rections staffing locally, it Continued from Main 1 and the rest of the council brought in pig wrestling sure to fatten up the final that,”he said. “And we ap- is a fiscally responsible championship in a mere eight seconds, sponsors and created a fun day for stu- amount. preciate the relationship decision to reduce costs by, and turned their attention from chas- dents to remember.Part of the proceeds “We were trying to establish new we ve had with the city and in this case, perhaps an ad- ing the pig to sharing muddy hugs with will go toward the high school s Relay traditions and spirit for Canyon Ridge,” county on this facility.This ditional $1 million annual- friends and unsuspecting students for Life team s fundraising efforts. Coleman said about Friday s event. “I has not been an easy deci- ly,” Hartgen wrote. “Here who were unfortunate enough to be Student Body President Braden hope they continue it — I ll even come sion to make, as the popu- we have an agency which is within arm s reach. Coleman, 18, said the school has gar- back and help out next year.” lation changes and these cutting the cloth to fit changes occur.” where it can. I think that s State Rep. Stephen what taxpayers want gov- make sure all of Xavier s doc- Paragon to help it prepare for In other business Thurs- Hartgen, R-Twin Falls, de- ernment to do in these uments are received by July 15. its fall opening. Heritage day,Xavier s board amended fended the decision in an tough times.” Paragon “We ve done significant would have signed a long- its bylaws to stagger board Continued from Main 1 damage to Paragon by the term contract with Fair- terms by three years. Huber According to its termina- press in the paper. (Board banks company after Au- and Berry recently an- tion agreement, Xavier will members Gerardo Munoz gust if the latter wasn t clos- nounced their intent to re- COMING SUNDAY IN pay Paragon $16,666 on and Shawn Willsey) did all of ing its doors in Idaho. sign from their board seats, both June 1 and July 1 for this work and didn t find “I had absolutely no and the board voted to ap- services rendered. anything, so we have no rea- reservations with them and point whoever replaces THE TIMES-NEWS Trustee Joan Hurlock, who son not to trust them,”Hu- would be more than happy them to one-year terms for voted against the termination ber said. “And they have no to enter into a contract with the coming year. A discus- agreement, said she wasn t reason to trust us.” them,” Bangerter said. sion on the timeline for the THE COST OF LOCAL CONTROL comfortable giving Paragon a The fallout from the Asked if Xavier s issues with appointments will occur in a final payment before all Xavier-Paragon split has af- Paragon have given Heritage future board meeting. Is it time records in its possession are fected at least one other officials pause, he said he A discussion and vote on for the handed over to school offi- south-central Idaho school. hasn t changed his attitude bylaw and policy revisions Legislature cials and properly accounted Kelly Bangerter, board toward the business. related to the board compo- to for. president of Heritage Acad- “I m saddened by the fact sition was tabled after Berry “Based on a pattern that has emy Public Charter School they are no longer going to stated she had gone fishing re-examine been set by another school and in Jerome, said his new be in the state of Idaho,” he that day and hadn t read how it funds this school, I have reservations school has contracted with said. through the changes. education about releasing Paragon from in Idaho? any liability,” Hurlock said, ref- MAIN erencing Nampa Classical Academy,which also employed Paragon. The Nampa school was closed by the state last year. PAMPERED POOCHES Hurlock specified that she Uncertain spending on family pets wasn t accusing Paragon of has some groomers anxious. mismanaging Xavier funds. BUSINESS But she said the company Save up to 60% on hasn t delivered all the docu- ments officials from the shut- great deals from Circulation Director Robert Ronco . .735-3327 tered Nampa school need for TIMES-NEWS Circulation phones open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily tax purposes. and 6 to 10 a.m. on weekends for questions local businesses PUBLISHER about delivery, new subscriptions and vacation Huber and Chairwoman John Pfeifer ...... 735-3345 stops. If you don’t receive your paper by Teresa Berry said they would 6:30 a.m., call the number for your area personally call Fairbanks to you already NEWSROOM before 10 a.m. for redelivery. Editor Josh Awtry ...... 735-3255 know and trust! 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The partnership broke ground Friday on new SCCAP program serves gram aims to provide more the new homes. a slightly different income Idahoans with the realiza- bracket and builds multiple Hillary Martinho and her two sons, 18-month-old Sunny and 9-year-old tion of home ownership. received a grant of $422,110 organization Mercy Housing houses at once. In addition, Wyatt, are among three families who will help build their own homes “I heard about the project to build 21 more homes in the shifted its focus from build- the families must provide 65 in Kimberly through a South Central Community Action Partnership through a friend that works at Kimberly and Jerome areas ing single-family housing to percent of the labor, which, housing program. South Central,” said Hillary over the next two years. constructing multiple-fam- according to Shandele Martinho, a single mother “We were awarded the ily dwellings. Kristie of SCCAP, is more the framing — which will helped me with this so far and participant in the Kim- grant from the USDA Rural In doing so, it left behind a than Habitat requires. The begin in about two weeks — and will be helping me with berly housing project. Development program,”said grant it had received for 10 families are also given low- and much of the work from the work,”said Flieger. A future project in Jerome Ken Robinette,SCCAP CEO. years to provide families interest loans so that they there will be done by the will put seven families to The project that Martinho across the Magic Valley with can afford their new homes. families. Eva Stutzman can be work for 35 hours a week to is a part of consists of only affordable homes. This year, The foundations for the “I am thankful for my reached at estutzman@ build houses with minimal three families. About a year SCCAP assumed $62,000 new Kimberly homes will be family and friends, my par- magicvalley.com or 735- up-front cost, as SCCAP has ago, the nonprofit housing remaining from that grant to poured by professionals, but ents and my sisters who have 3288.
5TH DISTRICT COURT NEWS TWIN FALLS COUNTY years determinate time, four Wendell devises plan to FRIDAY ARRAIGNMENTS years indeterminate time, four Larry Bruce Wright, 58, Buhl; vio- days credited, retained jurisdic- WANTED lation of a no-contact order, tion; use or possess drug para- in Cassia County $100 bond, public defender phernalia with intent to use, dis- replace old street signs appointed, pretrial June 7. missed on motion of the prose- Larry Bruce Wright, 58, Buhl; cutor. Jesus P. Juarez By Emily Katseanes Councilman Kent Bates such as head librarian unlawful discharge of a firearm, Trey Dean Hines, 19; burglary, Age: 36 Times-News correspondent said replacing Wendell’s Elaine Dalton, to create the $5,000 bond, public defender $225.50 costs, $2,981.35 resti- Description: signs is long overdue, a plan. appointed, preliminary May 27. tution, two years determinate 5 feet, 5 WENDELL — The city of feeling Mayor Brad In other business, Elpidio Blanco Ramirez, 18, time, four years indeterminate inches; 210 Wendell voted to revamp Christopherson shared. Christopherson shared how Murtaugh; domestic violence, time, 22 days credited time, pounds; some of its street signs at “I know we have a lot of he recently presided over a rape, $25,000 bond, public retained jurisdiction; burglary, black hair; Thursday’s City Council complaints from Gooding council made up of some- defender appointed, preliminary $2,981.35 restitution, two years brown eyes meeting. County when they have to what shorter representa- May 27. determinate time, four years Wanted for: two warrants: At a previous meeting, deliver papers and they tives of Wendell. On a re- Matthew Robert Lewis, 22, Twin indeterminate time, 22 days lewd conduct with a child Public Works Director Bob can’t find the addresses,” cent tour of City Hall for lo- Falls; possession of parapherna- credited, retained jurisdiction. and probation violation- Bailey proposed an about Christopherson said. “It is cal kindergarten classes, lia, resisting or obstructing offi- Kerri Lynn Holley, 41; grand theft driving under the influ- $9,000 project to replace past due.” Christopherson taught the cers, $100 bond, public defend- (felony) amended to accessory ence, no driver’s license; street signs on Idaho and The council also voted to students firsthand how city er appointed, pretrial June 7. to grand theft (felony), five $80,000 bond Main streets. Beginning the include a newly written government works by put- Wendy Dawn Prescott, 49, years probation, three years project now would be a way volunteer policy in the ting together a pint-sized Aberdeen; fraud-no account determinate time, two years The Cassia County Sheriff’s to spread costs over the city’s personnel manual. council to pick from five check, walk-in arraignment, indeterminate time, peniten- Office asks anyone with next few years that are nec- The policy sets up stan- movies for an event in the public defender appointed, pre- tiary suspended; grand theft information about Juarez essary to keep Wendell in dards for interviews,super- park this summer. liminary May 27. (felony), dismissed on motion to call 878-2511, or Crime compliance. vision and which positions “We had a little kinder- Jorge Sousa Vieira, 43, Buhl; vio- of the prosecutor. Stoppers at 878-2900. Bailey, who was not at need background checks. garten council meeting,” lation of no-contact order, Matthew Manuel Mendoza, 21; Tipsters can remain Thursday’s meeting, had The city worked with poli- Christopherson said. recognizance release, public lewd conduct with child under anonymous. also looked at ways to save cies from other communi- The representatives defender appointed, pretrial 16 (felony) amended to sexual on shipping costs for the ties and input from people picked animated supervil- June 7. battery of minor child 16 to 17 sign materials. who oversee volunteers, lain film Despicable Me. Kelsey Ann Springer-Horrocks, years of age (felony), $525.50 Gabriel Vela, 30; driving under 20, Twin Falls; possession of a costs, three years determinate the influence (misdemeanor) controlled substance, recogni- time, seven years indeterminate amended to driving under the zance release, court compli- time, 31 days credited; rape influence (second offense) ance, public defender appoint- (felony), dismissed on motion (misdemeanor), $500 fine, Resident’s idea becomes grant ed, preliminary May 27. of prosecutor. $232.50 costs, 24 months pro- Jason Michael Fennewald, 29, Pedro Garcia Nanez Jr., 32; pos- bation, 365 days jail, 355 days By Emily Katseanes Kimberly last week. tion about the city and sur- Jerome; battery, recognizance session of controlled substance suspended, 30 days other time, Times-News correspondent City Administrator Polly rounding area. release, public defender (felony), two years determinate one day credited, nine days jail Hulsey, who helped write “I’m just glad we can do a appointed, pretrial June 7. time, 195 days credited; drug stayed pending appeal. Kimberly resident Lowell the grant along with Jeff lot of stuff with that,”Ihler paraphernalia-use or possess Dan Hood Jr., 59; driving under Ihler had never gotten in- McCurdy from Region IV said. “I’m hoping we can CASSIA COUNTY with intent to use, dismissed on the influence, $400 fines, $200 volved in city politics be- Development, said that draw people in and help the FELONY SENTENCING motion of prosecutor. suspended, $232.50 costs, 24 fore. But a camping trip while Ihler’s participation is economy.” Juan Manuel Arellano, 41; mur- John Edward Saleen, 24; battery months probation, 180 days gave him an idea that ended unusual for citizens, it is At a Jan. 11 council meet- der, enhanced penalty, $225.50 (misdemeanor) amended to jail, 170 days suspended, one up netting Kimberly a certainly welcome. ing, Councilman Brandon costs, 22 years determinate aggravated battery (felony), day credited, 30 days other $311,500 grant. “I would say it’s probably Hoobler said bringing new time, 334 days credited, life sen- $225.50 costs, one year deter- time-community service-sus- After returning from a not the norm. Usually when people to downtown Kim- tence; aggravated battery minate time, five years indeter- pended, jail stayed pending South Hills RV trip with people come in, they have a berly was the reason for his (felony), enhanced penalty, dis- minate time, 144 days credited; appeal. his wife, Ihler got the idea problem they want us to support. missed on motion of prosecu- disturbing the peace-willfully Gordan Allan Mong, 24; driving to turn an unused parcel of follow up on,” Hulsey said. “Even if people don’t tor; attempted murder (felony), disturbs neighborhood, dis- under the influence (excessive) city land on the corner of “I just can’t say enough as stop, (the dump) gets them dismissed on motion of prose- missed on motion of prosecu- (misdemeanor) amended to Ash and Main streets into far as what that means to driving through and they cutor. tor. driving under the influence an RV dump. In Septem- have a citizen willing to see the Quilt Shop and (misdemeanor), $400 fines, ber, armed with informa- help like that.” make a note to come back,” DRIVING UNDER THE DRIVING UNDER THE $200 suspended, $232.50 tion from Kimberly’s Besides providing the Hoobler said. “I do think INFLUENCE SENTENCINGS INFLUENCE SENTENCINGS costs, 180 days drivers license Parks and Recreation De- original idea, Ihler also there may be an ancillary John Albert Larsen, 58; driving Matthew Robert Williams, 28; suspended, 24 months proba- partment, Ihler found helped collect signatures as effect.” under the influence, $300 fine, driving under the influence, tion, 180 days jail, 173 days sus- himself pitching a con- a show of community sup- Though the city will have $182.50 costs, 90 days driver’s $300 fine, $100 suspend- pended, seven days credited, 30 struction project to the port, a requirement for the to wait for more informa- license suspended, 12 months ed,$182.50 costs, 90 days driv- days other time-community City Council — which saw grant. tion before breaking probation, 90 days jail, 89 days ers license suspended, 12 service-suspended; driver’s the idea as an easy eco- The hope of Ihler, Hulsey ground, Hulsey said that, suspended, one day credited; months probation, 90 days jail, license or commercial driver’s nomic boost. and the Kimberly City when possible, the city unlawful transportation of alco- 88 days suspended, two days license violation, $200 fines, “One day in the paper, I Council is that the RV plans to use employee holic beverage, dismissed on credited, 30 days other time- $200 suspended, 180 days jail, saw a mention that (Mayor dump will reach out to more man-hours as part of its motion of prosecutor. community service-suspended. 173 days suspended, seven days Dave) Overacre said the city than just Kimberly resi- matching funds for the Travis Wayne Bell, 37; driving Cesareo Gomez Ramirez, 45; credited. had some spare land,”Ihler dents with RVs. grant, saving money at the under the influence, treatment driving under the influence, Kale L. Satterwhite, 21; driving said. “I just took it down to Hulsey said the dump same time. diversion, five years driver’s $300 fine, $232.50 costs, 90 under the influence, guilty, $200 (the council) and presented will have plenty of park- license suspended. days drivers license suspend- fines, $217.50 costs, 90 days it to them and they took it ing, so passing drivers can Semi-Annual William Gregory Cranney, 38; ed, 12 months probation, 120 drivers license suspended, 90 over and the grant worked take a break from the road CLEARANCE SALE driving under the influence (sec- days jail, 118 days suspended, days jail, 88 days suspended, out.” by walking around Kim- ond offense) (misdemeanor), two days credited, 30 days one day credited, 30 days other The Idaho Department of berly’s businesses. 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By Philip Elliott who, when I m asked by my Associated Press president, I stand up and serve my country, Hunts- HANCOCK, N.H. — Re- man said in Hanover, stand- publican Jon Huntsman on ing under a stuffed moose Friday heard a major hurdle to and exposed wooden beams. his White House aspirations He sought to play down a summed up in a single voter s policy record that s more question: “Aside from Utah, moderate than his rivals, who are you? telling voters that labels are The little-known former too simple in politics. Utah governor, who is almost Testing out a stump speech certain to run for president, throughout his trip, Hunts- was using a five-day visit to man offered himself to voters the first-in-the-nation pri- as a candidate whose experi- mary state to provide an an- ence as a diplomat, business swer to Republicans here and executive and politician elsewhere searching for a could usher in what he calls candidate to challenge Presi- America s third industrial dent Barack Obama. revolution.He argues that the “Get to know us.We re ap- United States could grab hold proaching this with honest of a high-tech revolution if and honorable intentions, Washington lowers taxes and Huntsman said at one stop, reduces regulation. all but pleading with New “We ve had two industrial Hampshire Republicans to revolutions in our history. hear him out even if their first We re the only nation in the inclination is to balk at him world that has been able to because he served as Oba- deliver this kind of industrial ma s ambassador to China. and manufacturing might. ... From intimate dinner con- AP photo The question is do we want versations to small house Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, center, talks to people at a Meet and Greet Thursday in Hanover, N.H. Huntsman, who is exploring a presiden- it? he asked. parties and larger town hall tial bid, has not decided to make his run official, but has made trips to Florida and South Carolina recently in addition to New Hampshire. He didn t shirk from criti- events, Huntsman packed cizing his former boss. the schedule for his first re- coat at some events. And he alization and education, cor- Foreign Wars post near the of seven kids, Huntsman Asked during an interview tail-style campaign trip to a lined up veterans of previous porate tax rates and trade. He state capitol in Concord. said, then ticked through his with ABC News about his state that votes early in the New Hampshire political spent a half-hour being Within minutes, veteran Rick professional resume: a for- earlier praise of Obama as a GOP nominating process. He campaigns who know the grilled on climate change, Angwin was pushing Hunts- mer governor, business exec- “remarkable leader, Hunts- was making all the right terrain. questioned on how he would man for a U.S. draft so mili- utive and member of three man, replied: “History will moves and looking every bit On Saturday, Huntsman pay for Social Security and tary members wouldn t have Republican administrations. show how effective he is. the presidential candidate he was set to deliver a com- asked for details on how a to deploy as often. In describing his experi- Huntsman also sought to is likely to become in the mencement speech at health care overhaul he im- “I happen to think the vol- ence, he mentions but does- address some pieces of his bi- coming weeks. Southern New Hampshire plemented in Utah differs unteer approach works but n t linger long on his time in ography some conservative His family traveled with University.It was all designed from national Democrats ef- I m going to think about what the Obama administration, voters might find disqualify- him. He met privately with as a show of force, sending a fort. you re saying, Huntsman recognizing that the affilia- ing. the state s political kingmak- message that he would cam- When a voter asked the said. tion is toxic for the party s He backed away from pre- ers. He lingered after each paign seriously in a state that Huntsmans if they recycle, But the friendly who-are- conservative base.And he of- vious statements supporting event to shake hands and en- would be central to his nomi- Mary Kaye Huntsman you question from a voter in fered a quick explanation — a “cap and trade policy gage in small talk. He stood nation strategy, even if rival stepped in: “We just got Hancock stood out among honed in the three weeks aimed at expediting corpo- among the crowds and not on Mitt Romney is considered home from China. We re still the rest. It was, after all, the since he returned stateside — rate efforts to curb harmful stages or behind podiums.He the hometown favorite. getting our trash cans. reason Huntsman was in within three minutes of his emissions. And he declared dressed casually, opting for a At each stop, Huntsman Later Friday, the Hunts- New Hampshire. first stop in New Hampshire. himself “very proud of my denim jacket over a sports fielded questions about glob- mans visited a Veterans of “I am a dad. I am the father “I m the kind of person Mormon heritage. Idaho Falls man Poll finds prices at gas pump faces charges painful for 4 in 10 Americans
By Jennifer C. Kerr Nissan Altima recently and is in Ponzi scheme and Jennifer Agiesta taking public transportation, Associated Press opting for the bus, rails and walking to get to work. Gas IDAHO FALLS (AP) — moving toward resolution, WASHINGTON — As $4 a prices were just too high, she Federal prosecutors have Assistant U.S. Attorney Jack gallon gasoline becomes says,so she and her boyfriend filed wire fraud and money Haycock. commonplace, drivers have downsized to a one-car laundering charges against Last year, the Securities made tough choices: scaling household. She says they an eastern Idaho man ac- and Exchange Commission back vacations, driving less kept their Lexus sedan,which cused in a Ponzi scheme. and the Commodity Futures or ditching the car altogether. requires pricey premium gas. The charges were filed Trading Commission won And a new Associated Press- “It s definitely a financial against Daren Palmer, of civil lawsuits against GfK poll shows the impact of strain because now you have Idaho Falls, Wednesday af- Palmer. But this is the first sustained high prices is to reassess everything, said ter a more than two-year in- time Palmer has been crimi- spreading among seniors and Polite,32. vestigation by the FBI, the nally charged in what inves- higher-income Americans. But analysts say relief is Post Register reports. tigators have called the According to the poll, the coming. Fred Rozell, retail Palmer has already been or- largest securities fraud case share of all Americans who pricing director at the Oil dered to pay some $90 mil- in Idaho history. say increases in the price of Price Information Service, lion in restitution and fines If convicted, Palmer faces gasoline will cause serious fi- expects the price at the pump in the case. up to 20 years in prison and a nancial hardship for them or to drop as much as 40 cents in Prosecutors believe $250,000 fine for wire their families in the next six the next four weeks. Palmer operated a Ponzi fraud, along with another 10 months now tops 4 in 10. Until that happens, Ross scheme dating to at least years in prison if he is found Overall,71 percent said ris- Cobb in Boerne, Texas, will 2002 that fraudulently took guilty of money laundering. ing prices will cause some still try to keep his highway $76.8 million from about 68 Most of the people who hardship for them and their miles down. Cobb says he investors. Prosecutors say invested with Palmer live in families, including 41 percent and his wife have been driv- Palmer used money invest- eastern Idaho including who called it a “serious ing less and curbing trips into ed with Trigon Group for friends, family members hardship. Just 29 percent said the city for their children s personal use,including pay- and neighbors, according to rising prices are not causing a clothing and other supplies. ing himself a salary of up to authorities. negative impact on their fi- over gas prices hit 76 percent; they ve reduced the amount The Associated Press-GfK $35,000 a month. Palmer s consistent nances. it was 68 percent in March. of driving they do and 48 per- Poll was conducted May 5-9 Last year, two financial guarantee of high returns While those with house- Nettie Cash, 65, of Dallas, cent changing vacation plans. by GfK Roper Public Affairs regulatory agencies won should have raised suspi- hold incomes under $50,000 Ga., is cutting back on her Since January, gas prices and Corporate Communica- civil suits against Palmer, cions among the investors, were already feeling strained medicine because of the cost have shot up about 90 cents, tions. It involved landline and who is scheduled to be ar- said Wayne Klein, a receiver in March, the new poll shows of fueling up her Buick. Cash with the national average for cellphone interviews with raigned Wednesday in appointed to seize and liq- financial pain is increasingly is still taking her heart pills a gallon of regular this week 1,001 adults nationwide and Pocatello. uidate Palmer s assets in or- spreading to those with higher but is forgoing her inhaler at $3.96. has a margin of sampling er- The Post Register was der to repay investors who incomes. Among those with and ulcer medicine for now. Financial analyst Nicole ror of plus or minus 4.2 per- unable to reach Palmer or were swindled during the annual household incomes “It s not easy, she said. Polite in Baltimore sold her centage points. his attorney for comment. scam. over $50,000, 63 percent now “You have to do what you Palmer, who has not been “Anyone who believes the say rising prices are causing have to do. arrested, is expected to be notion they can get a high BANK LIQUIDATION SALE them financial hardship, up The public s coping strate- arraigned next Wednesday rate of return with minimal from 55 percent in March. gies are largely unchanged in U.S. District Court in or no risk ... (should) under- TREE FARM NURSERY STOCK For older Americans, it s from March, with 72 percent Pocatello. stand that is almost certain- worse. 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Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho IDAHO/WEST Saturday, May 21, 2011 Main 5 Police: Boise couple blamed each other in child’s 2009 death BOISE (AP) — A Boise man Ehrlick also told police it accused of beating his girl- was Jenkins who came up friend’s 8-year-old son to with the idea to hide Robert death nearly two years ago in a closet when social told police he had bruised the workers visited their apart- boy but denied any responsi- ment to check on her other bility during interviews. son, an infant who had been Daniel Ehrlick’s conver- previously removed from sations with law enforce- the home. ment were played Thursday During the taped inter- during his first-degree view, Ehrlick told police he murder trial in Boise. had bruised Robert in the Ehrlick has pleaded not past by swatting the child’s guilty in the 2009 killing of bottom with a board. But Robert Manwill, whose when Ehrlick was asked body was found in a canal about what happened to about a week after his disap- Robert and who killed the pearance set off a massive boy and dumped his body in search across Boise. the canal, Ehrlick said: “I Ehrlick had tortured the can’t explain what hap- Coeur d’Alene Press/AP file photo small boy that summer in a pened. I can’t,’’in the taped David Sims demonstrates a custom stand that he uses to play his electric guitar on April 14 in his Post Falls home. Sims has reunited with his pattern of escalating vio- interview played in court. band as lead guitarist after being paralyzed in a biking accident more than a decade ago. lence that ended with a fatal Jenkins had lost custody head injury, prosecutors of Robert in 2008 but had said. Ehrlick stuffed rocks visitation rights. Robert, into the child’s pockets be- who lived primarily with his 13 years after accident, N. Idaho fore dumping his body into father in New Plymouth, the irrigation canal to cover was visiting his mother at up the crime. the time of his disappear- The boy’s mother, Melis- ance. Jenkins knew Ehrlick man rejoins band from his youth sa Jenkins, said Ehrlick had was beating Robert but did abused the boy, police said. nothing to stop him, prose- But Ehrlick also pointed cutors have argued. By Bill Buley tion to me,’’he said. Idaho, worked in the electric playing again, it was like they blame at Jenkins when talk- She pleaded guilty in Jan- The Coeur d’ Alene Press “I’m humbled that I plant- business. He loved recreation never stopped. From the first ing to investigators. uary to aiding in Robert’s ed the idea,’’Hedstrom said. and the outdoors. But when chords and harmony, their During a recorded inter- killing as part of an agree- COEUR D’ALENE — Dave “He took it and ran with it.’’ he was 38, while biking, he music clicked. view on Aug. 9, 2009, six ment with prosecutors and Sims didn’t believe he could When they played togeth- crashed, flipped over, and “I was shocked,’’ he said. days after the body was faces up to 25 years in prison play the guitar again. After er, it seemed not much has landed on his head. “That totally caught me off found, Ehrlick told police at her August sentencing. all, he was a quadriplegic, changed. A little older, a little It left him paralyzed, with guard.’’ Jenkins was blaming him for Ehrlick’s trial is expected confined to a wheelchair. He grayer. But the same sounds. limited use of his arms. Sims, he said, is an inspira- the abuse Robert had suf- to last five or six weeks and if couldn’t control his fingers. Hedstrom, of Kalispell, He did not stay down. To- tion. fered because Ehrlick had convicted, he could spend He had limited use of his Mont., considers them a day, he drives his van and “He’s a miracle,’’ the 51- threatened to leave her. the rest of his life in prison. arms. “band of brothers.’’Then and takes his boat out from his year-old Buell said. That’s the way it had been now. dock on the Spokane River. It for 13 years, ever since that “It’s like blinking. We just was 2008 when Sims began biking accident. went forward 25 years,’’ he wondering about his old Mark Hedstrom believed said. Archer buddies. Using the otherwise. The reunited Archer will Internet,he found them. “I want to hear you play,’’ play at a private party later “Let’s have a reunion,’’ he he told Sims last year during this month — the first time said. one of the reunions of their they’ve done so since 1983. In July of that year, they old band, “Archer,’’ as an Their rehearsals in the studio did. And again in 2009 and electric guitar was set before at Sims’ home, have gone 2010. Sims. well.Surprisingly well. Each time, they sang and “I can’t,’’ the Post Falls “It’s just like we’re kids played around the campfire. NO PRESSURE, NO HYPE! man responded. again. It all came back’’ Sims They tried to give Sims an 2010 HYUNDAI 2011 CHEVROLET Hedstrom stared him in said. “Our vocals are proba- acoustic guitar, but he could- the eyes. bly better now than they were n’t hold it. He couldn’t play. GENESISGENESIS TTRAVERSERAVERSE LLTT “Music comes from your 20 years ago.’’ Not until last year when Hed- heart,’’ Hedstrom said. “It There’s Martin Smith on strom rejected his no. doesn’t come from your fin- lead vocals. Doug Buell back “A sound came out and I $ $ gers.I’m not buying it.Play.’’ on keyboard and guitar. Brian was hooked,’’ Sims said. “I , , He put a glass slide on Sims Elship on bass.Hedstrom be- thought, ‘Maybe there’s a 31 988 29 988 left thumb, a pick in the hind the drums, vocals and chance.’At that point, I start- thumb of his glove on the guitar.And of course,Sims on ed playing.’’ other. guitar. And practicing. Hours, “Play.’’ The five once formed alone, in his studio or living Because he knew that Sims Archer, a popular band in the room. He had a keyboard had heart.“You’ve got to trust Seattle area. For years, in the stand custom-made to hold me. We can do this,’’ Hed- late ’70s and early ’80s, they his guitar. It’s a bit of a strug- strom said. hit the nightclubs and bars gle, because he can’t push STK #AU094316 STK #BJ127948 So 50-year-old Dave Sims, throughout the Pacific down, but he manages to for the first time in more than Northwest. Classic rockers. guide the slide and pick a decade, played. He hit the They traveled, drank beer, across the strings. He doesn’t CALL notes. He hit the chords. He and played their music.Mon- hit every note,but darn near. RUSTY SANDERS made music.Again.It felt ab- ey? There wasn’t much, but “I’m not ever going to be BRAD WACASTER solutely, positively, wonder- who noticed? Eddie Van Halen. My fingers Sales Specialist Sales Specialist Imports ful. Sims looks back on that “I’m surprised we all sur- don’t move,’’ he said. “I play internet/Ford day with a big smile, his eyes vived it,’’Sims said. overhand instead of under- bright. “Every time we went out it hand, like most slide players. “That was it. I was was an adventure,’’Elship re- I’m not really a slide guitar hooked,’’ he said. He credits called. player but I’m learning.’’ Hedstrom with pushing him, Eventually, they moved on Buell is thrilled Sims is 2011 NISSAN 2008 TOYOTA with refusing to accept no. and went their own direc- back. The Marysville, Wash., “He was really an inspira- tions. Sims settled in North man said when they started ALTIMAALTIMA 2.5S CAMRY SE $ $ AROUND THE WEST 19,988 17,988 IDAHO and the Snake River in Hells Man gets 10 years Canyon. Coroner: Man fatally In the Clearwater Basin, for hot cocoa robbery shot daughter, self anglers will be able to keep six BILLINGS — A 31-year-old man BOISE — A coroner says an hatchery Chinook per day as long accused of throwing a cup of hot Idaho man died of a self-inflicted as at least five of them of them chocolate at a Billings convenience gunshot wound after he shot and are jacks — Chinook that return to store clerk to access the till has killed his 3-year-old daughter. freshwater after spending just been sentenced to 10 years in STK #BN404952 STK #8U071095 Police found the two bodies at one year in the ocean. Any chi- prison after the judge denied his about 6:30 p.m. Thursday in a car nook 24 inches long or shorter is request to withdraw his guilty plea. parked outside a Meridian theater considered a jack. Michael Richard Barreca, who in southwestern Idaho. Anglers fishing the lower pleaded guilty in January to rob- The Ada County Coroner per- Salmon River, Little Salmon River bery, was sentenced Friday. He formed autopsies Friday and and the Snake River in Hells also must serve a concurrent 10- identified the man as 38-year-old Canyon can keep six Chinook per year sentence for an unrelated CALL Andrew Davis of Boise, and the day as long as at least four of casino theft. Prosecutors say Barreca walked STEVE HAMMOND CALL toddler as his daughter, 3-year- them are jacks. LOGAN CHILD JUAN PUENTE old Natasha Echon-Davis. into the store Dec. 10 and filled up Sales Specialist Honda/Volkswagen Sales Specialist Sales Specialist Coroner Erwin Sonnenberg MONTANA a cup of hot chocolate. When the Imports Se Habla Español says Davis shot his daughter, who clerk opened cash register to was in the back seat of his car, Public told to heed make change, they say he threw 2005 CADILLAC before turning the gun on him- signs as bear the hot chocolate in her face, took self. $48 from the register and fled.The DEVILLE A handgun was recovered from research begins clerk suffered minor burns. the vehicle, according to police. BILLINGS — Researchers plan $ Meridian Deputy Police Chief to begin trapping grizzly bears WASHINGTON Tracy Basterrechea said Thursday next month in Yellowstone 2 more cases of , National Park and western 15 988 police had no idea what a motive might have been for the shootings. Montana as part of their monitor- horse virus found ing of the threatened animals. PULLMAN — The Washington State, federal and tribal wildlife State University College of Idaho anglers get agencies said Thursday that all Veterinary Medicine has con- RANDY PERRINE CALL new bag limit on areas where bear field work is firmed two more horses with ONLY 41,400 MILES Sales Specialist GM BOB HANCHEY being conducted will have warning Equine Herpes Virus. That brings STK #5U170508 Sales Specialist Imports jack chinook signs posted along major access to six the number of confirmed LEWISTON — The Idaho Fish points. cases in the state. www.randyhansenautomotive.comwww randyhanrandyha and Game Commission says Members of the public are Horse herpes is very conta- anglers can keep more jack chi- advised to stay out of those areas. gious and horse events across the nook. A 70-year-old Illinois man was state are being canceled because The Lewiston Tribune reports killed by a grizzly in Wyoming last of this outbreak. The disease can- that starting Friday, the bag limits year after he went hiking in an not be transmitted to humans but 732-1655 have increased on the Clearwater area where a bear had just been is easily spread among horses, River and its tributaries, the lower trapped, tranquilized and alpacas and llamas. Salmon River, Little Salmon River released. — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 636 Poleline Rd. Twin Falls, ID Main 6 Saturday, May 21, 2011 NATION Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Al-Qaida eyed oil tankers as bombing targets By Eileen Sullivan and Matt Apuzzo next big strike that would kill and Department of Home- an explosion would create an a jolt to global markets.That’s pertankers that move oil Associated Press thousands of Americans, he land Security issued a confi- “extreme economic crisis.’’ particularly true if terrorists around the globe, it would also believed a relatively sim- dential warning to police and “We are not aware of indi- carried it out in one of the barely dent the world’s oil WASHINGTON — Osama pler attack on the oil industry the energy industry Friday. cations of any specific or im- narrow waterways that serve supply, said Jim Ritterbusch, bin Laden’s personal files re- could create a worldwide The alert, obtained by The minent terrorist attack plot- as shipping chokepoints. president of Ritterbusch and vealed a brazen idea to hijack panic that would hurt West- Associated Press,said that al- ting against the oil and natural “You start blowing up oil Associates. A tanker holds oil tankers and blow them up erners every time they gassed Qaida had sought informa- gas sector overseas or in the tankers at sea and you’re going about 2 million barrels, or at sea last summer, creating up their cars. tion on the size and con- United States,’’Homeland Se- to start closing down shipping enough to supply world de- explosions he hoped would U.S. officials said the struction of oil tankers, had curity spokesman Matthew lanes,’’said Don Borelli, senior mand for about a half hour. rattle the world’s economy tanker idea, included in doc- decided that spring and sum- Chandler said onFriday. vice president of the Sufan Friday’s alert was signifi- and send oil prices skyrock- uments found in the com- mer provided the best weath- With about half the world’s Group security firm and a for- cant because it linked the eting,the U.S.said Friday. pound where bin Laden was er to approach the ships, had oil supply moving on the wa- mer FBI counterterrorism scheme directly to bin Laden, The newly disclosed plot killed nearly three weeks ago, determined that blowing ter, industry and security ex- agent in New York. meaning the idea probably showed that while bin Laden was little more than an al- them up would be easiest perts have warned for years Still, even if al-Qaida were has circulated among al-Qai- was always scheming for the Qaida fantasy. But the FBI from the inside and believed that such an attack would be able to blow up one of the su- da’s most senior leaders. Rising revenue increases pressure on states to restore budget cuts By Scott Bauer Associated Press
MADISON, Wis. — Wis- consin’s Republican gover- nor and GOP leaders in sev- eral other states are facing increasing pressure to back off from deep spending cuts to education and social pro- grams in light of higher than expected revenue projec- tions as the economy im- proves. The surge in revenue is giving rise to an awkward AP photo question — are the gover- Former International Monetary Fund leader Dominique Strauss- nors making the deepest Kahn leaves court and returns to jail after his bail hearing in New cuts because they have to or York state Supreme Court, Thursday. because they choose to? The issue is unfolding in Michigan, Ohio, New Jersey, Colorado and several other AP file photo Former IMF chief states where tax revenue Gov. Scott Walker, R-Wis., answers questions from the media after reading to Anna Greenman’s third grade forecasts have turned up just class on March 31 at HOPE Christian School: Prima in Milwaukee. as legislatures are working through budget reduction as two-thirds. through the end of the cans were considering soft- released from jail packages. A similar effort isn’t get- budget cycle than expected. ening the cuts for some In Wisconsin, local school ting much traction in New The increase amounts to on- schools that would be hurt board members and super- Jersey where Republican ly 1.6 percent, but would be the most. She wouldn’t say intendents are pressing law- Gov. Chris Christie has re- enough to reduce layoffs and how much of Walker’s cuts under house arrest makers and Gov. Scott fused to back off his program cuts in school programs. might be rolled back. Walker to scale back his pro- of cuts although revenues Milwaukee, the state’s She and other Republican By Jennifer Peltz and Colleen Long Late in the day, after the posed 8.4 percent cut in aid are projected to increase be- largest school district, ex- leaders also no longer plan to Associated Press snag over where the banker to public schools and tween $500 million and pects to eliminate about go along with Walker’s plan would serve his house arrest 5.5 percent reduction in how $900 million over two years. 1,000 fulltime teaching and to change a popular pre- NEW YORK — Former had been resolved, Strauss- much schools can collect Tax revenue projections in staff positions. scription drug program for IMF chief Dominique Kahn was released from the from state money and prop- Wisconsin were revised last Republican Sen. Alberta seniors. Walker had targeted Strauss-Kahn was released city’s Rikers Island jail on $1 erty taxes combined. The week to show the state will Darling, co-chair of a budget that program for $15 million from jail Friday and will be million cash bail. The 62- Republican-controlled Leg- receive $636 million more committee, said Republi- in savings. held under house arrest near year-old former managing islature has backed Walker’s ground zero after the luxury director of the powerful In- agenda so far, but did not re- apartment where he had ternational Monetary Fund ject this appeal outright. arranged to stay fell through had been behind bars since Miles Turner, director of because the neighbors ob- last Saturday. the Wisconsin Association jected to the media frenzy. During his time in tempo- of School District Adminis- Prosecutors said he will be rary housing in lower Man- trators, said the earlier cut- temporarily housed in a hattan, at least one armed backs were based on a leaner building on a small street in guard will be watching him at budget outlook. Continuing lower Manhattan within the all times, and he will have to with the entire reduction Police Department’s “Ring of wear an ankle bracelet. His now, he said, would show Steel’’ — a network of private apartment’s exterior doors DRYER VENT CLEANING “there’s a greater interest in and police cameras near will be outfitted with alarms following through with an where the World Trade Cen- and video cameras, on orders ideological campaign ter stood. from the judge who granted against public education While he is there,his family bail. & COMPLETE AIR DUCT than there is to support pub- and lawyers will look for a Strauss-Kahn cannot leave lic education.’’ more permanent place for his temporary housing at all. Many school districts him to await trial on charges Once he is settled somewhere have been planning to lay off INSPECTION he tried to rape a hotel maid. permanent, he will be al- teachers, increase class sizes The original plan was for lowed to leave only for court and cut back programs like Strauss-Kahn to move into a dates, meetings with his music and foreign languages luxury residential hotel under lawyers, doctor’s appoint- to cover the reductions. armed guard on Manhattan’s ments and weekly religious $ 00 Elsewhere, the Colorado well-to-do Upper East Side. services, and he will have to Legislature has approved ONLY Regular price Even though the address was give prosecutors at last six $22.5 million less in educa- never officially released, po- hours’ notice. No trial date 79 $169.00 tion cuts than originally lice and reporters soon con- has been set. proposed by Democratic verged on the building, the He is accused of attacking a Gov. John Hickenlooper Buy today schedule appt. by June 30th Bristol Plaza. 32-year-old housekeeper in following improvements in “Last night there was an his $3,000-a-night hotel the state’s revenue projec- No Buying Limits effort by the media to invade suite. The West African im- tions. In Michigan, Repub- the building,’’ attorney migrant told police he licans who control the Leg- William Taylor said. While emerged naked from the islature and Republican Strauss-Kahn’s family had a bathroom, chased her down Gov.Rick Snyder are reduc- lease and could have stayed, and forced her to perform oral ing their original proposed he decided to leave “out of re- sex.He has denied the allega- cuts to schools by as much spect for the residents.’’ tions.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A bill passed Friday by the Tennessee Senate would forbid public school teach- ers and students in grades kindergarten through eight from discussing the fact that some people are gay. Opponents deride the measure as the “don’t say gay bill.’’They say it’s unfair to the children of gay par- AP photo ents and could lead to more Students participate in a protest AP photos bullying. Supporters say it on May 12 at the state capitol in A sign warning of flooding is almost covered by Mississippi River floodwaters on a road in Vicksburg, Miss., Friday. is intended to give teachers Nashville, Tenn., against a bill to clear guidance for dealing ban teaching about gay issues. with younger children on a potentially explosive topic. about the science of human High water makes The bill isn’t likely to be reproduction. taken up by the House be- The legislation was fore lawmakers adjourn this amended from the original spring, but the sponsor version, which said no ele- Mississippi River there has said he would mentary or middle schools push it forward in 2012 will “provide any instruc- when the General Assembly tion or material that dis- An comes back for the second cusses sexual orientation tricky to navigate American year of the session. other than heterosexuality.’’ flag Passage would make Ten- Republican Senate sponsor By Mary Foster and Alan Sayre barges to break loose from a reflects off nessee the first state to enact Stacey Campfield of Associated Press towboat Friday and hit a Mississippi such legislation, according Knoxville said some of his bridge. Three barges of corn River flood- to the National Conference colleagues were uncom- BATON ROUGE, La. — sank, the towboat’s owner waters in of State Legislatures. In fortable with that language. Travis Morace has been run- said.No one was hurt. 2003, Washington defeated He said the language is ning boats on the Mississippi The barges went down south a proposal similar to Ten- appropriate because “ho- for two decades, witnessing near Baton Rouge,prompting Vicksburg, nessee’s, as did California in mosexuals don’t naturally all of the mighty river’s many the Coast Guard to close a Miss., 2005 and 2006. A Louisiana reproduce,’’and he said it’s moods. He’s seen it calm and five-mile stretch of the river. Friday. law forbids the use of sexu- necessary because the smooth as a newly paved Officials did not know when ally explicit materials de- state’s curriculum is un- road and endured jarring it would reopen. picting homosexuality in clear on what can be taught. rides filled with treacherous Earlier in the week, the sex education classes. However, Sen. Roy Her- twists and bumps. Coast Guard briefly closed a Under the proposal, any ron, D-Dresden said the But even experienced river 15-mile span of the river near instruction or materials at a new wording “may inad- pilots have never seen any- Natchez because of the cur- public elementary or mid- vertently prevent the teach- thing like the roiling current rent and concerns that the dle school would be limited ing of ethics, morality and now racing to the Gulf of wakes from passing vessels to age-appropriate lessons abstinence.’’ Mexico. Since spring floods would put pressure on flood- pushed the Mississippi to walls protecting communi- historic heights, America’s ties. The wakes were also busiest inland waterway has washing floodwater into become one of its most chal- some businesses. lenging to navigate. Although the river was “If you’re not scared of it, soon reopened near Natchez, you should be, because it has barge and tug traffic is still a lot of ways of hurting you,’’ being tightly regulated. Morace said this week as he The Coast Guard normally slowly nudged his tugboat, asks vessels to maintain a the Bettye M. Jenkins, along minimum speed of 3 mph go- the river bank near Vidalia, ing upstream. But these days, La. they can go only about 1 mph The high water brings with to avoid generating wakes. it a host of hazards. Debris is When heading south, many everywhere, and the unusu- have trouble stopping in the ally swift current makes it fast current. difficult for pilots to go up- “You ask me, they should stream.Good luck stopping if close it down altogether,’’said you’re headed downstream. Jerry Batson, captain of the For those who make their liv- tug Gladys Batson.“It’s awful ing on the water, the river is a risky for any vessel.’’ respected adversary in the On Wednesday, Batson best of times. Now it just watched as a boat pushing plain frightens them. two empty chemical barges On Friday, the Mississippi stalled while trying to pass at Vidalia looked more like a under the Vidalia-Natchez stormy ocean than a river. bridge. Whitecaps frothed under the Before the river began to bridge that connects the city flood,the Gladys Batson rou- to Natchez, Miss., and tinely pushed four, 200-foot whirlpools churned across barges at a time. But the cur- the channel. rent now makes it hard to In many places, obstacles steer or to move that much were hiding just beneath the cargo. surface. Some trees in Farther south in Louisiana, Natchez were nearly sub- the high water also presents a merged. A basketball hoop challenge to pilots who guide protruded about 2 feet above oceangoing vessels into ports the water at a flooded-out from New Orleans to Baton We’re Moving to a court. Rouge. The current was filled with Michael Lorino, head of flotsam of every sort, includ- the Associated Branch Pilots, ing whole trees and long, said pilots have to maneuver Whole New Level of Care. green ribbons of vegetation. through tricky currents A nearby alligator struggled made worse by the river’s against the water’s pull, fi- many bends, and they must Our new state-of-the-art medical center combines a nally finding refuge on the stay away from sandbars beautiful, soothing, healing environment that is welcoming porch of a building partly built by the huge amount of and comforting to patients and their families; leading-edge, concealed by the rising water. silt carried down during The high water and rapid high-water season, usually sophisticated technology, equipment, and facilities; the latest current caused at least two in the spring. in energy-efficient design; and most importantly, the skilled, dedicated physicians and staff you know and trust.
Ohio mom gets life term On May 21, vision becomes reality as the new St. Luke’s Magic Valley opens for business at 801 Pole Line Road West, in baby’s microwave death continuing a century-long tradition of caring for the people of DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — An Prosecutors say Arnold our community. Learn more at stlukesonline.org. Ohio woman convicted of intentionally put 28-day- killing her month-old baby old Paris Talley in a mi- daughter in a microwave crowave and turned it on af- oven was spared the death ter a fight with her “ ur new medical center is part of a top-notch health delivery system penalty and sentenced Fri- boyfriend. The couple had day to life in prison without argued over whether the that is poised to improve patient care in all facets—home, clinic, parole. boyfriend was the infant’s O and hospital. Montgomery County biological father. Common Pleas Judge Mary Defense attorney Jon Paul — Steven Kohtz, MD, Family Medicine Physician Wiseman sentenced China Rion argued that the evi- Arnold, 31, of Dayton, who dence pointed as much to the psychologists testified boyfriend as it did to the showed no signs of serious child’s mother, who Rion mental illness. Arnold de- said was drunk at the time. clined to make a statement After Friday’s hearing, Ri- HOSPITAL during her sentencing. on told the Dayton Daily One Promise to the Magic Valley. Arnold was convicted last News he would appeal. He OPENING week of aggravated murder did not immediately return a ONE St. Luke’s. by the same jury that recom- message left at his office by mended her punishment. The Associated Press. MAY 21 Jurors deliberated about six The prosecutor’s office hours Thursday and Friday. had no immediate comment. Main 8 Saturday, May 21. 2011 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Business/Commercial Sales Residential Sales Investment Properties Farm & Ranch Sales Land Sales
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BUHL BURLEY GOODING HAGERMAN JEROME TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS (208) 543-8510 (208) 878-7878 (208) 934-4334 (208) 837-6022 (208) 324-3354 (208) 734-6500 (208) 735-0590 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OBITUARIES/NATION Saturday, May 21. 2011 Main 9 Robert Lee Collier Leah Luella Wade Smith April 3, 1931-May 18, 2011 April 2, 1916-May 18, 2011 RUPERT — Robert Bob is survived by FILER — Leah Cameron Knigge of Lee Collier, 80, of his wife, Jean Collier Luella Wade Smith St. Maries, Tyler Rupert, passed away of Rupert; his chil- was born April 2, Knigge of Lakewood, Wednesday, May 18, dren, Robert Collier 1916, in Grover, Co- N.J., and Kyle Knigge 2011, at St Luke s Jr. of Rupert, Phillip lo., to Brown Wade of and Kasey Knigge, Medical Center in (Jodie) Collier of Floyd County, Va., both of Lewiston. Boise,Idaho. Nampa, Idaho, and and Elizabeth Willis A memorial serv- Bob was born Kimberly Cross of Wade of Beckmert, ice will be held at 1 April 3, 1931, in Kla- Prineville, Ore.; two England. She passed p.m. Saturday, May math Falls, Ore., to Bernard grandchildren, Rebecca Wednesday, May 18, 2011, at 21, at the Filer First Baptist AP photo Joseph and Minnie L. (Chris) Vaught of Red- her home in Filer,Idaho. Church on Highway 30, with AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka speaks during a luncheon at the Tracey Collier. mond, Ore., and Hannah She graduated from the Rev. Will Lane of Bella On June 21, 1958, he mar- Collier of Nampa; brother, Grover, Colo., High School Vista,Ark.,officiating. National Press Club on Friday in Washington. ried Frances Jean Roberson Larry Collier of Roseburg, in 1935. She was married on The family will receive in Weed, Calif. He served Ore.; and many nieces and Jan. 29, 1939, to Delbert friends and neighbors at a his country in the Navy and nephews who will miss Weaver Smith, who preced- reception honoring Leah s was in the lumber industry him. ed her in death. life following the service in AFL-CIO may his entire life. He was preceded in death Leah is survived by her the Great Room of the He was a deacon for by his parents and three three children, Marilyn church. A private family in- many years of the Assembly brothers. Heaton (Kent) of Columbia terment service will be held of God Church in Rupert A memorial service will City, Ore., Dr. James W. Sunday,May 22. reduce support and was a man of great be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Smith (Mary) of Boise and Dr. In lieu of flowers,the fami- faith. He enjoyed hunting, May 21, at the Assembly of Judy Lea Smith of Filer; three ly requests donations to the fishing, woodworking, and God Church, with Pastor grandchildren, Kent Knigge Alley Cat Allies, 7920 Nor- following the BSU Broncos. Jerry Schneider officiating. (Sandra) of Lewiston, Dr. folk Ave., Suite 600, Bethes- He especially enjoyed Arrangements are under Kandice L. Knigge of Port- da, MD 20814-2525, or the for Democrats laughing and eating and be- the direction of Hansen land, Ore., and Stacey Vanek Delbert W.and Leah L.Smith ing with his family. Mortuary. Smith of New York City,N.Y.; Scholarship Fund at the Col- By Sam Hananel The AFL-CIO s executive four great-grandchildren, lege of Idaho in Caldwell. Associated Press council is considering a plan that could spend less on DEATH NOTICES WASHINGTON — congressional races and Noel Lee Harris Sr. Prominent labor leaders, more on fighting state bat- Arrangements will be an- frustrated that Democrats tles like those in Wisconsin Oct. 8, 1951-May 19, 2011 Robert Chastain nounced by Hansen Mortu- in Washington aren t ag- and Ohio, where lawmakers GOODING — Robert John ary in Rupert. BUHL — Noel Lee their children, Ski gressively pursuing the want to weaken collective Chastain, 74, of Gooding, Harris Sr., 59, of Buhl (Samantha) Harris of union agenda, are threaten- bargaining rights and re- died Thursday,May 19, 2011, and formerly of Nampa, Anita (Carl) ing to limit their campaign duce union clout. at North Canyon Medical Deanne Higley Jerome and Wendell, Woodward of support for Democrats, an But Trumka made clear Center in Gooding. PAUL — Deanne Higley, passed away Thurs- Jerome, Cody (Va- act that would hamper the the federation had no plan A memorial service will be 68, of Paul, died Friday, May day, May 19, 2011, in lerie) Harris of Rupert party s bid to regain control to follow the lead of the na- held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 20, 2011, at Minidoka Twin Falls. and Coel (Samantha) of the House next year and tion s largest firefighters 24, at Demaray Funeral Ser- Memorial Hospital in Ru- He was born Oct. Harris of Twin Falls. keep a majority in the Sen- union, which announced vice, Gooding Chapel, 737 pert. 8, 1951, in Dayton, He is also survived by ate. last month that it would Main St.in Gooding. Arrangements will be an- Ohio, the son of Troy Ed- nine grandchildren; one AFL-CIO President halt all political donations nounced by Hansen Mortu- ward Harris and Deloris June great-granddaughter; five Richard Trumka s threat of to members of Congress ary in Rupert. Murphy Harris. Noel was siblings, Edward Harris, Vir- a pullback Friday was the because they are not fight- Barbara Freeman raised in Chicago and at- ginia Harris, Brenda Kenyon, latest warning to a party ing hard enough for union ELKO, Nev. — Barbara tended schools there. He James Harris and Malcolm that has long relied on la- rights. The move has won Nielsen Freeman, 70, of Betina Schlegel moved to California, where Harris; and many extended bor s cash and grass-roots praise in many corners of Elko, Nev., died Wednesday, JEROME — Betina he met Anita Kathalene family members and friends. support. If it makes good on the labor movement, where May 18, 2011, at Northeast- Schlegel, 65, of Jerome, died Saunders. They were mar- He was preceded in death its threat, labor probably union activists have openly ern Nevada Regional Health Friday, May 20, 2011, at her ried Nov. 23, 1968, in On- by his parents; infant son, would spend more time and grumbled about House and Hospital in Elko. home. tario, Calif. They soon set- Liberty; and one sister, money combating union- Senate Democrats being too A graveside service will be Arrangements will be an- tled in Jerome, where they Suzie. busting efforts by state offi- quiet while unions are get- held at noon Wednesday, nounced by Farnsworth raised their family. Noel A funeral service will be cials. ting pummeled in dozens of May 25, at Riverside Ceme- Mortuary of Jerome. spent most of his working conducted at 1 p.m. Monday, “We will change the way states. tery in Heyburn; visitation life in the dairy industry. He May 23, in the Buhl LDS 2nd we spend, the way we do “We ve spent money from 10 to 11:45 a.m. also spent 25 years making Ward Chapel, 1001 Fair St.in things and the way we where we have friends and Wednesday at Hansen Mor- Barbara Crane music and was a member of Buhl, Idaho, with Bishop function that creates power we will continue to do that, tuary,710 Sixth St.,Rupert. MOUNTAIN HOME — several local bands. He liked Lani Schofield officiating. A for workers, Trumka said. he said. Barbara Crane, 76, of Moun- camping and four-wheeling, visitation will begin one In a speech at the Nation- Leon Fink, a labor histo- tain Home,died Wednesday, but mostly he loved his fam- hour prior to the service. In- al Press Club, Trumka rian at the University of Illi- Dorothy Kenley May 18,2011,at her home. ily and especially enjoyed terment will follow in the called for “an independent nois at Chicago, said unions RUPERT — Dorothy W. Arrangements will be an- spending time with his chil- Jerome Cemetery. Arrange- labor movement and said are tired of being taken for Kenley, 90, of Rupert, died nounced by Rost Funeral dren and grandchildren. ments are under the care of unions were not responsible granted and discouraged Friday, May 20, 2011, at her Home, McMurtrey Chapel Noel is survived by his Farnsworth Mortuary of for building the power of that their influence with home. in Mountain Home. wife, Kathy Harris of Buhl; Jerome. any political party, but for moderate and conservative improving the lives of Democrats has been limit- working families. He prom- ed. SERVICES ised that unions would “Spending a lot of mon- spend the summer holding ey electing conservative Lois Elizabeth Kay of Lan- Chapel in Twin Falls). For obituary rates and information, call 735-3266 Monday leaders in Congress and the Democrats in marginal dis- gley, Wash., and formerly of states accountable. tricts had no legislative Twin Falls, graveside inurn- through Saturday. Deadline is 3 p.m. for next-day publication. Johnnie Edward Blair of If labor makes itself truly payoff for unions, Fink ment service at 1 p.m. today The e-mail address for obituaries is [email protected]. Buhl, celebration of life at independent of the Democ- said. “They don t seem to at Sunset Memorial Park in Death notices are a free service and can be placed until 4 p.m. 3:30 p.m. today at Sunset ratic Party, it would mark a have the capacity to im- Twin Falls (White Mortuary every day. To view or submit obituaries online, or to place a mes- Memorial Park in Twin Falls major shift in a long-stand- pose their will on the par- in Twin Falls). sage in an individual online guestbook, go to (Farmer Funeral Chapel in ing political relationship. ty. www.magicvalley.com and click on “Obituaries.” Buhl). “It doesn t matter if can- Unions have been disap- Myrna Dee Wardle Cun- didates and parties are con- pointed that Congress has ningham of Burley, funeral at Utah, and formerly of Twin 11 a.m. today at the Burley Billy (Bill) Rex Dean of trolling the wrecking ball or not passed a more ambi- 2 p.m. today at the Burley Falls, funeral at 11 a.m. today LDS 2nd and 4th Ward Twin Falls, celebration of life simply standing aside to let tious stimulus plan to create LDS 3rd Ward Chapel, 2200 at the Twin Falls LDS 3rd Church, 515 E. 16th St. (Ras- at 2 p.m. Sunday at Parke s it happen, Trumka said. jobs, that health care reform Oakley Ave.; visitation from 1 Ward Church, 2680 Eliza- mussen Funeral Home in Magic Valley Funeral Home, “The outcome is the same didn t go far enough and to 1:45 p.m. today at the beth Blvd.; visitation from 10 Burley). 2551 Kimberly Rd.,Twin Falls. either way. If leaders aren t that Democrats — when church (Morrison-Payne Fu- to 11 a.m. today at the church blocking the wrecking ball they held a majority in Con- neral Home in Burley). (White Mortuary in Twin Ardean H. Duffel of Twin Martin Robert of Idaho and advancing working gress — couldn t muster Falls). Falls, worship and celebra- Falls, memorial Mass at 7:15 families interests, then enough votes to pass a bill Daniel David Miller, infant tion service at 10 a.m. today a.m. Tuesday at St. Edward working people will not that would make it easier to son of David and Emily Mary Catherine Hicks of at the Twin Falls Reformed the Confessor Catholic support them. organize unions. Brown Miller of Clinton, Burley, memorial service at Church (Reynolds Funeral Church in Twin Falls. Shuttle crew Wrestler known as Macho Man dies in Fla. wreck By Harry R. Weber his side. The woman, Eliza- Hulk Hogan, Ricky Steam- to take closer Associated Press beth Hulette, was his real- boat and Ric Flair. Wrestlers life wife at the time. They took to Twitter to let fans look at Randy “Macho Man later divorced, and Hulette know Savage won t be for- Savage, the professional died in 2003 at 42 in what gotten. wrestler known for his raspy was later ruled a prescrip- “There s probably five or damaged tile voice, the sunglasses and tion drug overdose. She was six of us,with Andre (the Gi- bandanas he wore in the ring Professional among many performers in ant) and Hogan and thank- HOUSTON (AP) — and for the young woman wrestler Randy the sport to die young. fully myself and Flair, that, NASA ordered Endeavour s named Miss Elizabeth who Macho Man Others include Curt “Mr. when their names pop up, crew to take an unusual often accompanied him, Perfect Hennig, who died even if you re not a fan, you close-up look at a damaged died in a car crash Friday in Savage is seen of a cocaine overdose in know who in the hell these tile in the space shuttle s Florida.He was 58. in this undated 2003 at 44, and Chris people are, said former delicate heat shield early A Florida Highway Patrol publicity Benoit, who killed his wife wrestler and WWE Hall of Saturday morning. crash report said the former image. and son and then committed Famer Dusty Rhodes. “You Using the shuttle s ro- wrestler — whose legal name suicide in their Georgia say, I know this guy. I know botic arm, astronauts will was Randy Mario Poffo — home in 2007. Benoit was Macho Man Randy Savage. scrutinize the gouge on the was driving a Jeep Wrangler 40. He was part of that breed. shuttle s underbelly with a when he lost control in The WWF made Savage We lost a good one. high resolution camera and Pinellas County around 9:25 their champion after a win Dwayne “The Rock a laser attached to a boom. a.m. The Jeep veered over over Ted DiBiase in the main Johnson hailed Savage as “There s nothing alarm- the raised concrete median event at WrestleMania in one of his childhood inspira- ing here and we re not real- divider, crossed over the WWE/AP file photo 1988. tions and heroes, while Mick ly concerned, said LeRoy eastbound lanes and crashed cording to the police report. “Our sincerest condo- Savage had not appeared “Cactus Jack Foley called Cain, chairman of the head-on into a tree. “Poffo will be greatly lences go out to his family for a major wrestling organi- Savage “one of my favorite shuttle mission manage- Police said he may have missed by WWE and his and friends. We wish a zation since 2004, when he performers. ment team that decided suffered a “medical event fans, the statement said. speedy recovery to his wife, performed for Total Non- Hogan said he and Savage Friday to order what s before the accident, but the Savage was a charismatic WWE said. stop Action. had just started talking again called a “focused inspec- report did not elaborate, and wrestler made famous for Savage defined the larger- He was at times both the after 10 years. tion. it said officials would need to his “Macho Man nickname than-life personalities of the most popular and most hat- “He had so much life in his Cain said the two-hour perform an autopsy to know and his “Oooh Yeah! 1980s World Wrestling Fed- ed wrestler in entertain- eyes & in his spirit,I just pray maneuver is being done out for sure. catchphrase. He was a eration (now WWE). He ment. His flying elbow off that he s happy and in a bet- of an abundance of caution The report said a woman champion in Vince McMa- wore sequined robes bejew- the top rope was mimicked ter place and we miss him, and won t cause any dis- in the vehicle, identified as hon s World Wrestling Fed- eled with “Macho Man on by basement and backyard Hogan wrote. ruption to the crew or its Barbara L.Poffo,56,suffered eration, and later Ted Turn- the back, rainbow-colored wrestlers everywhere. Sav- While so many personali- 16-day mission to the In- minor injuries. A statement er s now-defunct World cowboy hats and oversized age made good use of his ties who left the WWF for ternational Space Station. from Stamford, Conn.- Championship Wrestling. sunglasses, part of a unique deep, raspy voice as a corpo- WCW like Hogan, Roddy The damaged tile was based World Wrestling En- Poffo was under contract look that helped build the rate pitchman as well, for Piper and Mean Gene Oker- spotted in photos snapped tertainment said the pas- with WWE from 1985 to WWF into a mainstream years ordering Slim Jim fans lund were welcomed back to by the station crew just be- senger was the wrestler s 1993 and held both the phenomenon. to “Snap into a Slim Jim! the company and even in- fore the shuttle linked up current wife. Both were WWE and Intercontinental For most of his career, his He s most known for his ducted into the Hall of Fame, Wednesday. wearing their seatbelts, ac- Championships. valet, Miss Elizabeth, was by legendary rivalries with Savage never returned. MAIN 10 SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2011 OPINION EDITOR STEVE CRUMP: 735-3223 [email protected] “It seems to me that he has gratuitously embarrassed her. This should greatly enhance settlement negotiations.” — Atlanta attorney John Mayoue on the leverage
OPINION UOTE Maria Shriver would have against Arnold
Q Schwarzenegger in a potential divorce settlement Red, white and you: T.F., Jerome merge fireworks shows CHEERS: To Fourth of July of Health and Welfare to remind that group,just 175 have opted to feats in Meridian,Kuna and fireworks organizers in Jerome families that voluntarily pay pay. Buhl,the Idaho Department of and Twin Falls,for agreeing to premiums to a special Medicaid Department of Health and Education said Friday that 27 of join forces for this year s program for kids that they aren t Welfare said 213 participants re- the 36 levy proposals on the bal- pyrotechnics. required to pay. sponded to the survey and more lot statewide passed — includ- It s an approach that makes The Katie Beckett program than half of them said they did- ing Cassia County,Hansen and perfect sense,and will provide a provides medical services for n t know the premiums were Richfield. better show than either com- children with medical or devel- voluntary. All told,that means that this munity could afford otherwise. opmental disabilities so they can Of the respondents,114 said spring 65 of Idaho s 115 school Backers say they ll need be cared for at home instead of Earlier this year,the federal they would continue to pay vol- districts asked their voters to $35,000,and Twin Falls organ- institutionalized.Families don t Centers for Medicare and Med- untarily. raise their own property taxes to izers have so far raised $11,000. have to be low-income to quali- icaid Services ordered the state “I think it s commendable to add to the school district s oper- Since last year,Twin Falls resi- fy. to send out surveys to families those people who understand ating funds,and in 54 of those dents have had the option of In 2009,the Legislature set that have been billed to ensure those of us who are more fortu- districts — that s 83 percent — paying $2 on their monthly city optional premiums for the pro- they understood that premium nate need to pay our way,”said voters said yes. water bills. gram,based on family income. participation isn t required for state Rep.Fred Wood,R-Burley, Since the Legislature ad- This is the kind of volunteer Federal guidelines prevent the eligibility.The state was also or- a member of the Health and journed in April,Idaho patrons regional effort that should be a state from making the premiums dered to start printing the bills Welfare Committee. have approved more than model for other community mandatory.After the optional with reminders that paying the We couldn t agree more. $77.3 million a year in additional projects. premiums were set,the Health premiums isn t mandatory. CHEERS: To taxpayers in Ida- property taxes for their local JEERS:Leave it to the federal and Welfare sent letters to all the Out of 1,332 participants, ho communities,for voting to schools,and another round of government to do the nonsensi- participants explaining that they more than 96 percent — 1,285 raise their property taxes to sup- levy elections is scheduled for cal. would be receiving bills but that families — have incomes large port public schools after the Aug.30. The U.S.Department of delinquent accounts wouldn t enough to voluntarily pay pre- Legislature cut funding. That says a lot about how Ida- Health and Human Services has affect their child s eligibility or miums under the guidelines set Despite last Tuesday s high- hoans value their public schools, ordered the Idaho Department experience in the program. by the Idaho Legislature.But of profile supplemental levy de- whatever legislators do.
LETTERS OF THANKS Many helped make who attended the fundrais- Political power of loyal wives egg hunt a success ing dinner and auction at the Turf Club on April 29 as ometimes it takes a On April 23,Magic Valley well as the following spon- love child to get a po- Manor Assisted Living of sors: litical wife to leave her Wendell hosted the city s 9 Beans and a Burrito, S husband and for the Ameri- annual Easter Egg Hunt. 9 Months Later,Barnes can public to turn on him — We would like to say thank and Noble, Churchman even as that public revels in you to the following busi- Jewelry and Idaho Artistry, every salacious detail. nesses and individuals for Coca-Cola, Costco, Denise making this the very best Young,Feels So Good Foot egg hunt in the valley. Care, Five Guys Burgers Everyone got a prize and I and Fries, Fred Meyer, hope had a great time. Glanbia, Great Clips, Han- There were more than cock Fabrics, Jo Anne Is- 2,000 boiled eggs and at zler,Jaker s, Jamba Juice, Joan least 1,500 plastic eggs.The Kiwi Loco, La Fiesta, Lamb Vennochi residents,caregivers and Weston, Mandarin House, volunteers from the com- McDonald s, Middlekauff “Everyone who s shocked munity assisted in coloring Auto, Mr.Gas, Oasis Stop by this is reacting to the the 2,000 eggs.The resi- and Go, Becky Olsen, Pita fairy-tale picture that was dents and volunteers hid all Pit, Precision Window and promoted, a friend of Maria of the eggs.So a big thank Lube, O Reilly Auto Parts, Shriver and former Califor- you to everyone who made Rudy s, A Cook s Paradise, nia governor Arnold this egg hunt so wonderful. Target, Bead Shop, United Schwarzenegger told the Los Simerley s,Chamber of Dairymen of Idaho, Magic Angeles Times after the cou- Commerce,Hub City Stor- Valley Speedway,Bill s Au- ple announced their age,King s (Buhl,Gooding, tomotive, Marod Medical breakup,but before they re- in 2008.The couple finally Twin Falls),Hub City and Day Spa, Wok N Grill, vealed the reason why. “It s up to a spouse to decide what to forgive announced their separation Building,Bunn Insurance, CSI Dental Hygiene Pro- Now the world knows the after Edwards put out a Archibald Roofing,Farmers gram, CSI Medical Assis- and how long to keep a marriage going. But reality versus the mythology statement admitting his pa- Bank,Eaton Drilling,Valley tant Program, Kimberly of a marriage that both harsh as this judgment may sound, in the case ternity in January 2010. Co-Op,Wendell Pharma- Maverick Store, Cup of Joe, worked to market.After he It s up to a spouse to de- cy,Arctic Circle (Twin Ward Orthodontics, of these political marriages, each wife also left office and no longer cide what to forgive and how Falls),Wendell Family Canyon Crest Restaurant, needed her public support, enabled her husband to lie to the public for long to keep a marriage go- Store,Walmart (Jerome and Dr.Dell Smith, Pleasant Schwarzenegger told Shriver ing.But harsh as this judg- Twin Falls),Papa Kelsey s, Valley Golf Course and that he had fathered a child a long time.” ment may sound,in the case Photo Shak,Magic Valley New Image Salon. with a member of their of these political marriages, Pipe and Steel (Raceway), KALISE PRICE household staff.The child, mately Schwarzenegger and there s no one more vali- each wife also enabled her Mayor Brad and JoAnne Chairman reported to be a boy,is now apologized for “bad behav- dating than a loving spouse. husband to lie to the public Christopherson,FeeBee Idaho Student Nurse about 14.His mother worked ior. Unfortunately,when the for a long time. Tapia,Volunteers at the Association for the family for 20 years At the time,Shriver told family-friendly packaging A child born out of a con- Manor,Residents and Twin Falls and was pregnant when voters,“You can listen to all falls apart to reveal untrust- sensual affair was the line in Caregivers of the Manor to Shriver was pregnant with the negativity and you can worthiness,those same vot- the sand for Shriver and Eliz- include Paulie and Antho- Perrine Elementary her youngest child.She re- listen to people who have ers tend to wonder who abeth Edwards. ny,Nicki Walker for organ- cently left their employ with never met Arnold,or who knew what when,and But what about the line in izing the donations and as- grateful for support a severance package. met him for five seconds 30 whether the storybook ro- the sand for voters? sisting with making it all I.B.Perrine Elementary For a wife,it doesn t get years ago.Or you can listen mance ever existed. A senior advisor to Gray happen. would like to say thank you, more humiliating than that to me. The fact pattern in the Davis,the Democrat who This is a great communi- thank you to the following — but Shriver helped What,exactly,did she Shriver-Schwarzenegger lost to Schwarzenegger,told ty to be a part of.Thank you people and businesses for Schwarzenegger get a pass know then? Only she knows, marriage is familiar.It s a The New York Times, all. supporting our school: from voters from the outset. and she is now asking for variation on the scandal in- “There were all sorts of ru- KATHY ADAMS Falls Brand,Obenchain Allegations of sexual mis- privacy. volving Democratic presi- mors flying around like this. Administrator Insurance,College of conduct involving the body- Her request is wishful dential candidate John Ed- Voters knew what they Magic Valley Manor Southern Idaho,Wells Far- builder-turned-movie- thinking.High-profile polit- wards,who fathered a needed to know on this topic Assisted Living go (Magic Valley Mall star-turned-politician have ical marriages like the one daughter with Rielle Hunter, with Arnold Schwarzeneg- Wendell branch),Magic Valley Mall, been around for years.The between Shriver and a filmmaker who worked on ger and honestly they just Scoutleader Karl Smith, Los Angeles Times detailed Schwarzenegger don t pass his campaign.After the Na- didn t care. Eagle Scout James Adam- Nursing students some in October 2003,when magically from public to pri- tional Enquirer first reported But now,following the son,friends of Keith and Schwarzenegger first ran for vate.By choice,the spouses on the affair in 2007,his wife, news about Schwarzeneg- thank supporters Ethel Parry. governor. included a universe of voters the late Elizabeth Edwards, ger s love child,a Survey USA The Idaho Student Nurse You have all contributed Six women who came into in their relationship.Both of stood by Edwards and re- poll found that 52 percent of Association within the to making our school a bet- contact with him on movie them sold the public not only mained a cornerstone of his California voters said they Registered Nursing Pro- ter place,and we can t tell sets,studio offices,and other a political platform,but an campaign. would never vote for him gram at the College of you enough how much we settings told the newspaper image of marital love and Published accounts sug- again. Southern Idaho recently appreciate you. that “he touched them in a commitment. gest that Elizabeth Edwards For wives and voters, presented a check for JENIFER HOPKINS sexual manner without their When a wife vouches for knew about the affair and the sometimes it takes a baby to $8,014 to The Mustard Tree I.B. Perrine PTA consent, the newspaper re- her husband s trustworthi- baby but remained silent burst the bubble. Wellness Clinic.The stu- secretary ported then.His campaign ness,voters listen.Political about it,even as Edwards dents would like to thank all Twin Falls dismissed the charges as consultants have a name for went on to pitch himself as a Joan Vennochi is a colum- dirty political attacks; ulti- it: third-party validation, vice presidential candidate nist for the Boston Globe. TIMES-NEWS John Pfeifer, publisher Josh Awtry, editor Steve Crump, Opinion editor Tell us what you think The Times-News welcomes letters from readers on subjects of public interest. 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T HE LIGHTER SIDE OF POLITICS Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau Mallard Fillmore By Bruce Tinsley Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OPINION Saturday, May 21. 2011 Main 11 LETTERS OF THANKS Many helped with Miller,Scott Besancon, End slacker-state subsidies Jeff Martin, Paul Jeffries, Kiwanis K-shoot Leslie Enoch, Karen K.Just for the hell of of the public till? ranking are probably much A big thank you to every- Skeen, Scarrow Meats, it,let’s go after the Happily,the Tax Founda- the same,unless farming one that helped out with Langdon’s Tool and Bolt, debt and the deficit tion — a conservative Wash- and manufacturing sudden- O the Kiwanis K-shoot.It Magic Valley Powder the Republican way.No new ington-based think tank — ly pay more than finance and was a benefit sporting clay Coating, Snap-On Tools, taxes.All through cutbacks. has,however unintentional- high-tech.Even allowing for shoot held at the Burley and all the competitors And I’ll confine my quibbles Harold ly,provided the answer.In cyclical variations and polit- Trap Club on May 7. and spectators! to a few parenthetical asides. 2007,the foundation pub- ical transformations,it’s Meyerson Thanks to the Burley Thanks for another To begin,then: We’re lished a survey of 2005 fed- patently clear that the states Trap Club,especially Hec- successful weekend of broke! We can’t afford any trend drains individual ini- eral spending in each state that drain the government tor Parkin,Bret Severe and Rock Crawling fun! more taxes! (Well,America’s tiative and personal respon- and compared that with also constitute the Republi- Richard Randklev for help- JEFF TRAMMELL 400 wealthiest taxpayers sibility.” each state’s contribution in cans’electoral base,while ing set up the event and al- STEPHANIE TRAM- certainly can.In 1955,ac- To remedy this,House Re- federal taxes.In other words, those that produce the lowing us to use their top- MELL cording to the Campaign for publicans passed a budget the foundation identified wealth constitute the De- notch facility. Advanced Suspension America’s Future,the coun- that chiefly increases the the states that sponge off the mocrats’.Far from strength- Thank-you to Jeff Stro- Design try’s 400 wealthiest taxpay- opportunities for initiative federal government and ening our moral character, mire from Minidoka Twin Falls ers had an average income of and responsibility available those that subsidize it.The the red states plunge us into Memorial Hospital for do- $13.3 million (in 2008 dol- to seniors by reducing their welfare-queen states and the slough of dependency. nating hamburger patties lars) and paid 51.2 percent of dependence on Medicare the responsible,producing If we’re really serious, Rotarians appreciate to the event. that in federal income taxes. and Medicaid (which de- states,as it were. then,about reducing the Thank you to all the local scholarship supporters In 2008,according to IRS votes two-thirds of its fund- The list,alas,hasn’t been deficit entirely through cut- businesses that donated The Gooding Rotary calculations,they had an av- ing to nursing-home care). updated — in part,no doubt, backs,the solution is clear: prizes: Tires West,Ace Club would like to thank erage income of $270.5 mil- By converting Medicare because conservatives didn’t Cut off these slacker states. Hardware,Sears of Burley, everyone who was involved lion and paid 18 percent of from a guarantee of payment like what it revealed: that As we can’t very well expect Morey’s Steakhouse,The in the 19th Annual Gooding that in federal income taxes. for medical care to a voucher those states that got more them to support legislating Dry Dock,Walmart,Ste- Rotary/5th District And in 1955,by the way,we to purchase insurance,the back from our government an end to their slothful de- vo’s,Bower’s Tire and Rodeo/Glanbia Foods Box- could afford to pave roads.) Congressional Budget Office than they paid in were over- pendence on our sugar-dad- Wheel,Morrison Funeral ing Smoker held April 8. Republicans’concern over calculated,the share of whelmingly Republican.The dy subsidies,the only real Home and D.L.Evans The proceeds went to the growth of government is medical bills that seniors 10 biggest net recipients of solution is to reduce them to Bank. scholarship programs for moral as well as fiscal.To would have to pay them- taxpayers’largess were,in vassal status,strip them of The proceeds will be Gooding Rotary and the 5th quote the House Republican selves would rise from 25 order,New Mexico,Missis- their congressional and used to benefit local youth District Rodeo clubs and “road map”that accompa- percent to 68 percent. sippi,Alaska,Louisiana, electoral college representa- programs sponsored by Ki- also to support the Good- nied the release of Rep.Paul Republicans are right to West Virginia,North Dako- tion,and compel them to wanis,including youth ing track team. Ryan’s budget,“Americans aim big if they mean to re- ta,Alabama,South Dakota, pay what they owe Ameri- soccer,key leader camp, Thanks to our many were known and admired duce the deficit through Kentucky and Virginia.The ca’s producing class.If need Key Club,Builder’s Club sponsors who donated everywhere for their hopeful cuts alone. By most meas- 10 states that paid in the be — we can’t just go on and scholarships. their funds,time and tal- determination to assume re- ures, seniors are the major most and got back the least passing the debt to the next CHRIS JAMES ents to make this another sponsibility for the quality of spongers on taxpayers, were New Jersey,Nevada, generation — by force. Kiwanis Club president great success. their own lives; to rely on chiefly through their insis- Connecticut,New Hamp- Take taxes off the table Burley SHARON SEIFERT their own work and initia- tence on not working pro- shire,Minnesota,Illinois, and it’s either the South (and JULIE BURTON tive....But over time, ductively once they hit 65, Delaware,California,New kindred sponger states) or Co-Chairwomen Americans have been lured 78, 92 or whatever.But for York and Colorado. the seniors.I say,the South. Many help make rock Gooding Rotary into viewing government ... the sake of argument, sup- Now,that list has surely It’s time for bold choices. crawl a success Gooding as their main source of sup- pose we don’t want to put changed since the middle of What don’t you understand? Advanced Suspension port; they have been drawn that burden on our moth- the last decade — Virginia We’re broke! Design would like to thank The Letters of Thanks toward depending on the ers, fathers, grandparents has probably gotten richer all those who helped make column will publish letters public sector for growing and ourselves. Where else and paid in more; Nevada Harold Meyerson is a the Fourth Annual Off- of up to 150 words from: shares of their material and can we identify a compara- has surely gotten poorer and columnist for The Washing- Road Expo a great event: Organizations thank- personal well-being.The bly large group of drainers paid in less.But today’s ton Post. Six States Distributors, ing contributors or sup- Snake River Auto, Goold porters. Manufacturing, Jim Bob’s Individuals thanking Bakery,Western States public agencies and busi- Equipment, Road Work nesses for extraordinary California electoral politics get real Ahead, PSI, Gordon service. Paving, Southern Idaho Send letters to let- rina tacked to the right on if they vote to raise the debt Off-Road Association [email protected] or n one of his last signifi- abortion, health care, taxes limit, they will earn them- members, O’Reilly Auto call Ellen at 735-3266. If cant acts as California and immigration. (Ronald selves a primary challenge Parts, GenRight Off- you would like to purchase governor,Arnold I Reagan might have serious from the right. Even House Road, Dynatrac Axles, a classified ad to express Schwarzenegger backed trouble winning a Republi- Speaker John Boehner isn’t CRAWL magazine, Leazer gratitude of a personal Proposition 14, an “open can-only primary in the immune to the threat. Family,Dawn Lebaron and rather than public nature, primary” initiative that Margaret Golden State today; after Up in Harman’s old office family,Mike Trammell, call The Times-News Cus- California voters passed last Carlson all, he raised taxes.) Having this week, her former chief Kevin and Maddi Jesser, tomer Service department June. California has one of moved to the right to win of staff, John Hess, was Jerry and Nancy Duffy,Jim at 733-0931, ext. 501. the nation’s most politically so peculiar they went viral. over conservatives, Whit- overseeing the final empty- polarized state legislatures (In one, filmed at a dry man and Fiorina found they ing of desks, scrubbing of and congressional delega- cleaner,Adler establishes couldn’t get back to the hard drives, and painting of tions. The open primary has ethnic solidarity with the white stripe in the middle of walls. With Harman’s the potential to alter that. store’s Korean owner on the the road. Their opponents, tenure over,another mod- In an open primary,all grounds that, as a Jew,Adler Democrats Jerry Brown and erate appears bound to candidates compete in a is a minority — and his wife Barbara Boxer,were both move into her office. This single preliminary contest, is Asian.) A recent debate vulnerable. Boxer won time, it won’t be a with the top two vote-get- looked like open- mike handily by 10 points, Brown moderate Republican, as ters, regardless of party,go- night: each candidate was by 13. Schwarzenegger had envi- ing on to compete in the allotted one minute to make If the open primary idea sioned when he backed general election. Instead of a case on issues ranging spreads, it could help put a open primaries. Next time, trying to consolidate their from terrorism to sex edu- brake on the GOP’s right- it just might be. party base, candidates have cation. ward lurch outside Califor- an incentive to appeal to a Los Angeles Council- nia as well. Many congres- Margaret Carlson is a broader group of voters, all woman Janice Hahn and sional Republicans fear that Bloomberg News columnist. of whom are free to cast a Secretary of State Debra primary vote. In a solidly Bowen, both moderate De- Republican district, for ex- mocrats, led throughout the ample, Republicans might race. In a surprise, conser- claim first and second place vative Republican business- in the primary,but the more man and tea party candidate moderate of the two candi- Craig Huey looks to have dates would have an advan- squeaked past Bowen into tage by appealing to Inde- the general election, sched- pendents and Democrats in uled for July 12. But with al- the general election, a point most 10,000 mail-in, pro- that might also affect pri- visional and damaged bal- mary voters’ calculations. lots yet to be counted in a The first of these jungle low turnout contest, the re- primary free-for-alls took sults might change. place Tuesday in a special In the general election, election to choose a succes- Hahn will be a favorite. She sor to Rep. Jane Harman, a was born in the proverbial Democrat who retired in smoke-filled room, the February from the Los An- daughter of Los Angeles geles seat she had held for 16 County Supervisor Kenneth years. Democrats have an Hahn and the sister of James 18-point registration edge Hahn, a former mayor of in the district, and five De- Los Angeles. She gathered mocrats competed in the the endorsements of estab- primary along with six Re- lishment Democrats, labor publicans, three Indepen- unions and the Los Angeles dents, a Libertarian and a Times. Peace and Freedom candi- Schwarzenegger and oth- date. er moderate Republicans are For some candidates, hoping the new system will standing out in such a be a boon to the GOP,which crowded field required un- lost all eight statewide races usual measures. Democrat last year even as Republi- Dan Adler,who balanced an cans swept to victory across endorsement from former the country.To win their re- Fox News firebrand Glenn spective Republican pri- Beck with one from former maries, gubernatorial can- Disney Chief Executive Of- didate Meg Whitman and ficer Michael Eisner,ran ads Senate candidate Carly Fio- QUOTE “It’s definitely a financial strain because now you have to reassess everything. We don’t go out as much. That $20 that we could have used to go to a movie — now that money has been absorbed by the gas tank.” — Nicole Polite, 32, a financial analyst in Baltimore who has downsized to a one-car household with her boyfriend and is now using public transportation
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BURLEY/RUPERT FORECAST TWIN FALLS FIVE-DAY FORECAST Yesterday’s Weather Today: Partly to mostly cloudy. High 70. Today Tonight Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday City Hi Lo Prcp Boise 76 49 0.00" Tonight: Increasing clouds and mostly dry. Low 49. Challis 62 45 0.00" Coeur d’ Alene 73 45 0.00" Idaho Falls 62 46 0.02" Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, scattered showers and storms. High Jerome 70 45 Trace" Lewiston 75 53 0.00" 64. Lowell 72 44 0.00" Malad City n/a n/a n/a" ALMANAC - BURLEY Malta n/a n/a n/a" Mild with Mostly cloudy, Mostly cloudy, Scattered Partly cloudy, Mostly cloudy Pocatello 56 46 0.02" increasing chance of a possible showers and scattered and warmer Rexburg 58 46 0.03" Temperature Precipitation Salmon 61 50 0.00" cloud cover few showers showers thunderstorms showers Stanley 59 29 0.00" Sun Valley 62 41 0.00" Yesterday’s High 68° Yesterday’s 0.02" High 71° Low 49° 66° / 45° 61° / 42° 63° / 46° 70° / 48° Yesterday’s Low 47° Month to Date 1.51" Normal High / Low 70° / 43° Avg. Month to Date 0.87" ALMANAC - TWIN FALLS Record High 91° in 1958 Water Year to Date 9.64" Record Low 28° in 1975 Avg. Water Year to Date 7.66" Barometric Sunrise and Temperature Precipitation Humidity Pressure Sunset IDAHO’S FORECAST Yesterday’s High 72° Yesterday’s Trace" Yesterday’s High 61% 5 pm Yesterday 29.94 in. Today Sunrise: 6:10 AM Sunset: 8:59 PM Yesterday’s Low 49° Month to Date 1.41" Yesterday’s Low 27% Sunday Sunrise: 6:10 AM Sunset: 9:00 PM SUN VALLEY, SURROUNDING MTS. Normal High / Low 71° / 43° Avg. Month to Date 0.91" Today’s Forecast Avg. 57% Monday Sunrise: 6:09 AM Sunset: 9:01 PM Mild, partly sunny and mostly dry today and Record High 89° in 1964 Water Year to Date 10.88" Tuesday Sunrise: 6:08 AM Sunset: 9:02 PM Sunday. Scattered showers will then develop Record Low 29° in 1975 Avg. Water Year to Date 8.46" A water year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 Wednesday Sunrise: 6:08 AM Sunset: 9:03 PM for Monday and Tuesday. Temperature & Precipitation valid through 5 pm yesterday Moonrise Coeur d’ Moon Phases Today’s U. V. Index Low Moderate High Alene Today Highs 60'sTonight’s Lows 30's to 40's and Moonset Forecasts and maps prepared by: 69 / 48 BOISE Today Moonrise: 12:23 AM Moonset: 10:13 AM 10 11 3 5 7 10 Very mild with increasing clouds today. Sunday Last New First Full Moonrise: 12:59 AM Moonset: 11:18 AM The higher the index the10 Cheyenne, Wyoming A few showers and thunderstorms will May 24 June 1 June 9 June 15 Monday Moonrise: 1:28 AM Moonset: 12:22 PM more sun protection needed www.dayweather.com be possible for Sunday and Monday. REGIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST WORLD FORECAST Lewiston Today Tomorrow Monday Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow 76 / 57 Today Highs/Lows 70's / 40's to 50's City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Boise 73 50 pc 67 47 th 64 47 th Atlanta 90 65 pc 91 65 th Orlando 93 71 pc 93 72 pc Acapulco 88 77 th 88 77 th Moscow 74 53 th 68 44 pc Grangeville NORTHERN UTAH Bonners Ferry 69 48 sh 68 47 sh 61 47 r Atlantic City 71 58 pc 70 58 pc Philadelphia 79 62 pc 80 62 th Athens 72 65 pc 72 64 pc Nairobi 70 55 sh 72 54 sh Breezy and partly to mostly Burley 70 49 pc 64 46 th 61 46 th Baltimore 79 61 pc 81 62 th Phoenix 93 70 pc 92 69 pc Auckland 62 49 sh 62 48 sh Oslo 57 44 pc 62 45 sh 66 / 43 cloudy today. A few Challis 71 45 sh 66 43 th 63 43 th Billings 56 44 th 63 46 th Portland, ME 57 48 sh 55 46 sh Bangkok 94 81 th 94 81 th Paris 69 50 pc 68 40 sh Coeur d’ Alene 69 48 sh 64 45 r 53 45 r Birmingham 89 67 pc 90 64 pc Raleigh 84 61 su 91 66 th Beijing 84 53 pc 87 55 pc Prague 72 47 th 76 55 th showers and storms on Elko, NV 69 44 th 62 37 th 59 37 th Boston 63 48 sh 55 49 mc Rapid City 63 47 th 66 47 th Berlin 73 53 pc 81 54 th Rio de Jane 73 60 sh 74 60 sh Sunday. Showers and Eugene, OR 64 45 sh 64 45 sh 60 45 sh Charleston, SC 86 69 pc 87 71 pc Reno 72 48 sh 66 43 th Buenos Aires 69 58 pc 69 57 th Rome 73 60 sh 73 62 sh McCall storms likely by late Gooding 69 49 pc 66 48 th 61 48 th Charleston, WV 85 59 pc 87 61 th Sacramento 78 49 pc 72 48 pc Cairo 91 61 pc 93 63 pc Santiago 65 40 pc 61 40 pc Grace 59 40 th 60 43 th 57 43 th Chicago 76 65 th 82 66 th St. Louis 80 67 th 88 68 th Dhahran 97 88 pc 97 88 pc Seoul 70 49 pc 74 49 pc Salmon Monday. 61 / 41 Hagerman 73 50 pc 70 48 th 66 48 th Cleveland 73 60 pc 79 63 th St.Paul 72 58 th 75 55 th Geneva 68 44 th 67 46 th Sydney 73 55 sh 72 52 sh 70 / 41 Hailey 67 44 sh 64 42 th 61 42 th Denver 69 45 th 71 50 pc Salt Lake City 68 51 pc 70 50 th Hong Kong 82 81 sh 83 79 th Tel Aviv 70 66 pc 70 67 pc Idaho Falls 67 47 mc 66 46 th 64 46 th Des Moines 78 62 th 83 62 th San Diego 69 57 pc 66 56 pc Jerusalem 85 62 pc 87 63 pc Tokyo 83 58 sh 67 54 pc Kalispell, MT 71 42 sh 67 43 sh 62 43 sh Detroit 72 59 pc 77 63 th San Francisco 61 50 pc 60 50 pc Johannesburg 64 45 pc 66 46 pc Vienna 80 51 th 79 59 th Jerome 69 48 pc 65 45 th 61 45 th El Paso 85 58 pc 89 60 pc Seattle 63 47 r 63 47 sh Kuwait City 106 88 pc 104 85 pc Warsaw 78 55 th 81 59 th Lewiston 76 57 sh 68 50 r 65 50 sh Fairbanks 67 43 pc 70 40 sh Tucson 89 65 pc 91 64 pc London 65 44 sh 61 41 sh Winnipeg 77 54 sh 64 38 sh Caldwell Malad City 64 45 th 63 46 th 60 46 th Fargo 70 56 th 71 51 th Washington, DC 80 62 pc 84 65 th Mexico City 79 56 sh 80 56 sh Zurich 64 42 th 67 40 sh 73 / 51 Idaho Falls Malta 66 47 pc 61 45 th 59 45 th Honolulu 84 73 sh 84 72 sh McCall 61 41 th 55 38 th 54 38 th Houston 89 74 th 89 75 pc Boise Sun Valley 67 / 47 Missoula, MT 70 46 sh 68 45 th 60 45 sh Indianapolis 83 65 th 85 67 th TODAY’S NATIONAL MAP 73 / 50 60 / 40 Pocatello 67 50 pc 64 47 th 62 47 th Jacksonville 87 70 pc 88 71 th 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 Portland, OR 63 47 r 63 47 sh 62 47 sh Kansas City 80 62 th 84 65 th Pocatello Rupert 70 48 pc 65 46 th 61 46 th Las Vegas 85 68 pc 85 61 pc Rupert 67 / 50 Rexburg 63 45 th 64 46 th 62 46 th Little Rock 86 69 th 86 69 th Mountain Home 70 / 48 72 / 49 Richland, WA 72 49 sh 70 48 sh 70 48 sh Los Angeles 70 58 pc 70 57 pc Rogerson 60 42 sh 56 36 th 51 36 th Memphis 86 70 th 87 70 th Burley Salmon 70 41 sh 69 45 th 65 45 sh Miami 88 77 pc 87 78 pc Twin Falls 70 / 49 Salt Lake City, UT 68 51 pc 70 50 th 64 50 th Milwaukee 64 57 th 75 59 th Fronts 71 / 49 Spokane, WA 74 50 sh 67 46 r 59 46 r Nashville 87 65 th 87 66 th Stanley 62 37 sh 55 36 th 57 36 th New Orleans 86 74 pc 86 73 pc L Yesterday’s State Extremes - High: 76 at Boise Low: 24 at Stanley Sun Valley 60 40 sh 56 39 th 55 39 th New York 76 57 pc 69 58 th Cold Yellowstone, MT Oklahoma City 65 weather key: su-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, mc-mostly cloudy, c-cloudy, 49 31 th 51 32 th 49 32 sh 88 su 86 69 th Omaha 79 58 th 83 60 pc th-thunderstorms, sh-showers,r-rain, sn-snow, fl-flurries, w-wind, m-missing Warm CANADIAN FORECAST H Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Stationary City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W GREGG MIDDLEKAUFF’S QUOTE OF THE DAY Calgary 65 46 sh 49 47 sh Saskatoon 65 53 r 72 43 sh Cranbrook 70 39 sh 61 43 sh Toronto 72 55 sh 72 59 th Valid to 6 p.m. today Discourage litigation. Persuade your neighbors to Edmonton 75 52 pc 60 50 sh Vancouver 54 45 r 52 43 sh Occluded Kelowna 67 37 sh 53 35 sh Victoria 56 49 pc 54 46 pc Yesterday’s National Extremes: compromise whenever you can. As Lethbridge 63 50 sh 53 49 sh Winnipeg 77 54 sh 64 38 sh High: 103 at Laredo, Texas a peacemaker the lawyer has superior Regina 70 51 sh 66 41 sh Low: 22 at Alamosa, Colo. opportunity of being a good man. There will still be business enough. More Magic Valley weather at www.magicvalley.com/weather Abraham Lincoln Get up-to-date highway information at the Idaho Transportation Department’s Web site at 511.idaho.gov or call 888-432-7623. Netanyahu rebukes Obama’s idea on ’67 borders
By Steven Thomma the Palestinians, as long as and William Douglas any agreement included mu- McClatchy Newspapers tually agreed-on swaps of land. WASHINGTON — In a “We believe the borders of public rebuke, Israeli Prime Israel and Palestine should be Minister Benjamin Ne- based on the 1967 lines with tanyahu used a White House mutually agreed swaps, so appearance with President that secure and recognized Barack Obama on Friday to borders are established for flatly reject any suggestion both states,’’ Obama said that Israel might even con- Thursday. sider withdrawing from ter- White House press secre- ritories it seized in the 1967 tary Jay Carney also said that Six-Day War. the idea of using the pre-1967 “While Israel is prepared to borders — also known as the make generous compromises borders set in 1949 — as a for peace, it cannot go back to starting point for negotia- the 1967 lines,’’ Netanyahu tions wasn’t new. President said with Obama at his side, Bill Clinton started from the both seated in the Oval Of- same premise in trying to fice. “These lines are inde- the 1967 borders in his speech broker a peace deal in 2000. fensible. ... They don’t take the day before, it was clear In an April 2004 letter to into account certain changes AP photo that the prime minister was then-Israeli Prime Minister that have taken place on the A Palestinian demonstrator uses a sling-shot to hurl stones at Israeli troops, not pictured, during the weekly reacting to the president. Ariel Sharon, President ground, demographic demonstration against Israel’s separation barrier in the West Bank village of Bilin, near Ramallah, Friday. Obama stared blankly at Ne- George W. Bush suggested changes that have taken place tanyahu as the prime minis- that the 1949-1967 borders over the last 44 years,’’ same position, though with said, referring to the area of territory in the West Bank of ter spoke. were a starting point, but he The president had called different wording. Washington encircled by the Jordan River, but he also Despite Netanyahu’s face- also said that any final peace Thursday for new peace ne- Netanyahu said the terri- I-495. “These were not the said he’d keep Israeli military to-face rebuke — in the presi- would be subject to agree- gotiations toward a Palestin- tory added since 1967 gave boundaries of peace; they there. dent’s office and in front of ments that would reflect Is- ian state to be based on Is- Israel a better chance to de- were the boundaries of re- “We can’t go back to those the news media — Obama rael’s settlements in some of rael’s 1967 borders, supple- fend itself, and that any re- peated wars, because the at- indefensible lines, and we’re aides said that the president the territory seized since mented with voluntary land treat would forfeit defensive tack on Israel was so attrac- going to have to have a long- didn’t propose that Israel 1967. “It is unrealistic to ex- swaps and leaving questions positions against attack. tive.’’ term military presence along simply withdraw to pre-1967 pect that the outcome of final about Jerusalem’s status for “Remember that, before Moreover, Netanyahu the Jordan,’’he said. borders. They said he’d pro- status negotiation will be a the future. Presidents Bill 1967, Israel was all of 9 miles made clear that he intends Netanyahu addressed his posed only that the pre-1967 full and complete return to Clinton and George W. Bush wide. It was half the width of not only to maintain control remarks to the Palestinians. borders serve as an opening the armistice lines of 1949,’’ had taken essentially the the Washington Beltway,’’he of at least some of the seized But with Obama’s talk about point for negotiations with Bush wrote. Vatican slams modernist sculpture of John Paul II Elizabeth II ends historic trip By Frances d’Emilio “I wasn’t thinking about and Alba Tobella resemblance, but rather a to Ireland on a high note Associated Press work that was able to syn- thesize, in the posture of the By Fiona Smith atmosphere on the streets ROME — A new, mod- head and body and in the McClatchy Newspapers when the queen went on a ernist sculpture of Pope John draping of the cloak, the way walkabout to greet locals af- Paul II is turning into a mon- the pope went out into the CORK,Ireland — Britain’s ter visiting the 18th-century umental bust. world,’’ Rainaldi was quoted Queen Elizabeth II conclud- English market. The Vatican on Friday as saying. ed her historic visit to Ire- “We are all absolutely de- slammed the giant artwork The statue, paid for by a land — the first by a British lighted with the visit. It was outside Rome’s Termini foundation at no cost to the monarch to the Republic — a great honor for the city,’’ Train Station, saying it does- city of Rome, was erected a with a visit to the southern said Cork businesswoman, n’t even resemble the late few days ago to mark what city of Cork on Friday. Claire Nash. pontiff. would have been John Paul’s Thousands lined the Tom Durcan, a butcher Some Romans and tourists 91st birthday on May 18. streets of Cork to greet the who trades in the English say the bronze statue looks Pope Benedict XVI beati- queen, whose visit has been market, said he was “very more like Italy’s wartime dic- fied John Paul, the last for- almost universally praised excited’’by the visit. tator Benito Mussolini than mal step before sainthood, for its gestures of reconcilia- The massive security op- the widely beloved pope. on May 1 at a ceremony that tion. eration surrounding the vis- “How could they have giv- AP photo drew about 1.5 million ad- With security slightly it had meant that public op- en such a kind pope the head A giant bronze sculpture portraying Pope John Paul II is displayed out- mirers to Rome. more relaxed in Cork than in portunities to see the queen of a Fascist?’’ said 71-year- side Rome’s Termini train Station, Friday. The website of the Silvana Dublin, there was a carnival were limited in Dublin. old Antonio Lamonica. Paolini Angelucci Founda- As he pondered the statue head of a pope which comes “And from this point of tion, which is dedicated to in the bustling square, his off too roundish,’’critic San- view we cannot help but take humanitarian efforts and wife muttered: “It’s ugly.Re- dro Barbagallo wrote in Fri- into consideration the opin- which donated the statue, Class of 2011 ally ugly.Very ugly.’’ day’s L’Osservatore. ion of the public,’’he added. makes no mention of the The artist, Oliviero “Altogether, the result “If public opinion consoli- controversy. Calls to the Rainaldi, depicted the pon- doesn’t seem to reach the in- dates around a negative foundation weren’t returned Place a special congratulatory message for your graduate in tiff as if he is opening his tent,’’ the newspaper said, opinion, we’ll have to take Friday. h e Times-News Classii ed section on June 12th. cloak to embrace the faithful. noting that it wasn’t alone in that into consideration.’’ The city noted that Vati- You can even place a photo of your graduate within the ad! But the Vatican newspaper its criticism. L’Osservatore Romano ac- can culture officials had seen L’Osservatore Romano said Rome Mayor Gianni Ale- knowledged it is a modern a sketch of the work and ap- 2 column the effect of the nearly 5- manno, asked by APTN in an work and called the city’s ini- proved it. by 2 inches Congratulations meter (16-foot) statue bears exclusive interview if the city tiative to erect it “praisewor- The Rev.Federico Lombar- = $15.00 “only a distant resemblance might take down the statue, thy,’’but added that “the stat- di, the Vatican’s spokesman, Amy Smith 2x5 = $35.00 Congratulations and best wishes. to the pope.’’ said public opinion would be ue’s sin’’ is that it is “hardly confirmed that the sketch We love you! Artistic intent aside, “we considered. able to be recognized.’’ “received a positive opinion 4x5 = $70.00 up to two pictures find ourselves in the piazza “There’s an ancient say- Rainaldi, in comments re- by the culture commission’’ (Grad & baby perhaps) Love, before a violent gash, like a ing: ‘Vox populi, vox dei,’’’ ported by the newspaper La of the Holy See. He couldn’t Mom & Dad bomb,that ends up assimilat- Alemanno said, using the Repubblica, said he was sor- say what happened between ing a cloak that almost looks Latin for “Voice of the peo- ry his work had been misun- the sketch stage and the final To place ad,d contact t t JJanet t at t 735735-3253 3253 like a sentry box, topped by a ple,voice of God.’’ derstood. result. Deadline to place ads is Tuesday June 7th at 5:00 p.m. Summer camp gets serious Summer camp has evolved into something decidedly less recreational. R Religion 3 Missionaries, Religion 2 / Church news, Religion 2 / Stocks and commodities, Religion 4 Religion SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2011 SECTION EDITOR ANDREW WEEKS: 735-3233 [email protected] Southern Idaho’s faith community is made up of a number of different religions, many which often are driven by their own ...
By Andrew Weeks ❖ Times-News writer Sacred he United States has been called a Christian nation,and when you get to know places like south-central Idaho you see just how much of T an influence religion is on its communities. But it’s not just Christianity that make up the population of the Magic Val- ley.The area is blessed with a variety of different faiths — Catholic,Protes- books tant,Mormon,Islam,Hindu and others. What is it that drives these religions? And what is it that sets them apart from others? In large part,it is their sacred books. Holy Bible The word “Bible”means “book of books,” and that literally is what the Holy Bible is — a book of 66 books,written over a period of about 1,600 years by at least 40 different au- The Vedas When God creates worlds, thors. he introduces the Vedas. The Bible is divided into two parts,the Old When he ends a world,he re- Testament,written from about 1500 B.C.to calls the Vedas.That,at 400 B.C.,contains 39 books; and the New least,is what Hindus be- Testament,written from about 40 A.D.to 90 lieve of their primary texts. A.D.,contains 27 books. There are four Vedas: the To Christians,the Bible is the infallible Rig Veda,Sama Veda,Yajur word of God that teaches about his laws,the Veda and Atharva Veda. prophets and,the high point,the life and The Vedas,composed in the mission of Jesus ancient Indo-European lan- Christ who guage called Sanskrit,contain came not to chants,hymns,incantations, erase the Law of Book of Mormon The Qu’ran predictions,rituals and sto- Moses but to Members of The Church of Jesus Christ To Muslims,the Qu’ran is the ries from ancient India.Along bring the higher of Latter-day Saints,commonly referred holiest of the world’s books. with the Book of the Dead,the law of the gospel. to as Mormons because of their belief in They believe the book contains Enuma Elish,the I Ching and Instead of an “eye the Book of Mormon,also claim belief in divine revelations as given from the Avesta,they are among for an eye” the Holy Bible.The Book of Mormon is Allah through the angel Jibril the oldest religious texts still (Deuteronomy not a replacement,they say,but a com- (Gabriel) to the Prophet in existence,starting in about 19:21),Jesus taught panion to the Bible. Muhammad over a period of 1500 B.C.,according to sa- that “whosoever As its subtitle suggests,it claims to be about 23 years beginning in cred-texts.com. shall smite thee on “Another Testament of Jesus Christ.” about 610 A.D. “Besides their spiritual val- thy right cheek, The church believes the Book of Mor- The revelations were record- ue,they also give a unique turn to him the oth- mon was written by ancient prophets ed by Muhammad during his view of everyday life in India er also”(Matthew who lived on the American Continent lifetime and later collected and four thousand years ago,”the 5:19),to “love thy long before Christopher Columbus arrived standardized in about 654 A.D. website reads.“The Vedas are neighbor”(Matthew 19:19),and “Feed my in the New World.Early inhabitants,the Vowel pointing and punctua- also the most ancient exten- sheep”(John 21: 16-17). book says,arrived at about the time of the tion were added in the seventh sive texts in an Indo-Euro- Whereas the Ten Commandments taught it Tower of Babel; another group,the book’s and eight centuries. pean language,and as such is a sin to commit adultery,Jesus raised the bar most popular characters,arrived in about The Qu’ran is divided into are invaluable in the study of by saying adultery is committed in the heart if 600 B.C. 30 equal parts,called suras, comparative linguistics.” a man or woman lust after another person The Book of Mormon contains 15 books, 114 chapters,6,226 verses con- Hindus regard the Vedas as who is not their spouse. written on “gold plates”that eventually taining 99,464 words made up having been directly revealed The Old Testament contains books by both were buried in the earth during a time of of 330,113 letters,according to and “not of human agency.” “minor prophets”and “major prophets,” great conflict between querulous groups. al-islam.org. “There are also many other while the New Testament contains the four The pinnacle event of the Book of Mor- The same website reads,“On works that are not written in gospels,epistle by the apostles,most of them mon is when Jesus Christ appears to the in- reading the Qur’an one is at Sanskrit,but which also play a from Paul,and an expansive revelation by habitants of the New World soon after his once convinced that it is the major role in modern Hin- John the Beloved that is filled with imagery, resurrection in Jerusalem,claiming that Word of Allah,for no man can duism,”explains another symbolism and prophecy. they were “they of whom I said: Other sheep write such perfect guidance on website,Sanskrit.org.“The In an effort to protect the Scriptures,the 27 I have which are not of this fold; them also I so many subjects.” most common of these works books of the New Testament were canonized must bring,and they shall hear my voice; The book teaches its follow- is the ‘Hindi Ramayana’ in 397 A.D.at the Synod of Carthage. and there shall be one fold,and one shep- ers to pray to Allah for guidance known as the Ramcharit Perhaps no other book has influenced so herd.”(3 Nephi 15:21; see also John 10:16). concerning spiritual and tem- Manas,by Tulsi Das.It is a de- many people as has the Bible. Church founder Joseph Smith said he was poral matters.Allah says,“I will votional reworking of the “This book had to be written by one of three directed to the plates by an angel,and that respond to your invocations.” original Sanskrit Ramayana people: good men,bad men or God,”said John through the “gift and power of God”he was (90.60.) composed in Hindi about 500 Wesley.“It couldn’t have been written by able to translate the writings into English. Muslims,who practice the years ago.” good men because they said it was inspired by The Book of Mormon was first published in religion of Islam,believe the Besides Hinduism,the the revelation of God.Good men don’t lie and New York in 1830,the same year the church book’s poetic form is unique Vedas have influenced a num- deceive.It couldn’t have been written by bad was officially organized with six members. and cannot be written by hu- ber of other movements in- men because bad men would not write some- Last month,the church announced that mans.It is a book to be respect- cluding Buddhism,Jainism thing that would condemn themselves.It since the first edition,the book has been ed. and Sikhism. leaves only one conclusion.It was given by di- translated into 82 languages and sold more Fragments from a large num- vine inspiration of God.” than 150 millions copies worldwide. ber of Qur’an codices were dis- Andrew Weeks may be And George Washington professed his be- The Book of Mormon is one of four sacred covered in Yemen in 1972,and reached at aweeks@magic- lief,saying: texts used by the church,the others being are now lodged in the House of valley.com. or 735-3233. “It is impossible to rightly govern the world the Holy Bible,the Doctrine and Covenants, Manuscript in Sana’a. without God and Bible.” and The Pearl of Great Price. Religion 2 Saturday, May 21. 2011 RELIGION Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho MISSIONARIES A continuing fight for peace ou probably don t know,”he said.“Maybe I did did he want to kill me?” know Wayne,but cut him off.I honestly don t It s a good question,for Yyou might be lucky VALUE remember.I know I didn t do which there are no easy an- enough to know someone SPEAK it intentionally.” swers.We live in troubled just like him: friendly,good- “Did you tell him that?”I times,when violence is natured,easy to talk to, Joseph Walker asked. viewed as an increasingly ac- pleasant to be around. “Yeah,”he said.“And I told ceptable problem-solving He was even smiling when him that if I did cut him off,I option.It s a day when peace- I bumped into him the other “I got hurt in a fight.”He was sorry.” able men like Wayne find day.I commented on his paused for a moment,then “And what did he say to themselves with blood on heavily bandaged arm. added: “Well,OK — it wasn t that?” their hands,not because they When I asked what had hap- much of a fight.But this guy “Nothing,”Wayne said, choose to fight but because pened,his ever-present came at me with a tire iron, shrugging.“He just swore at they have no choice but to Sister Kristine Downard Elder Fabian Nunez re- smile turned a bit uncom- and I had to ...” me and started swinging that fight. has been called to serve a turned May 17 from serving a fortable. “A TIRE IRON —”I inter- tire iron.” As nearly as I can tell,peo- mission for The Church of mission for The Church of “I — uh — you know — rupted.“That isn t a fight — “So what did you do?” ple have had violent impulses Jesus Christ of Latter-day Jesus Christ of Latter-day kinda hurt it in a — you know that s an assault! Why would “I just — sort of — reacted,” ever since there have been Saints in the Ohio Cleveland Saints in the California Ana- — a fight,”he said. someone want to come after Wayne said.“I reached into people.Civilized societies Mission, with a special as- heim American Sign Lan- Now,Wayne is a strong, you like that?” my truck and grabbed a have learned how to manage signment in the Historic guage Mission. husky man,and I m sure he “The thing is,”Wayne said, wrench that I had in there.I those urges,but for some rea- Kirtland Visitor s Center. He will speak at the Ru- could give a fine accounting “I m not really sure what I took one swing at the guy … son our society is having a She will speak Sunday at the pert 8th Spanish Branch on of himself in fisticuffs.But did.I was driving home after and I connected.Solid.Laid hard time staying civilized. Twin Falls 12th Ward. Sunday. His parents are his disposition is kind and working late.Suddenly,there him right out.They had to Now more than ever,we need Downard graduated from Ignacio and Rosalba Nunez gentle,and his manner is was this car behind me flash- take him away in an ambu- to teach peace to our children, Twin Falls High School and of Rupert. mild.Trying to picture him ing its lights.I pulled over to lance.” and create safe,peaceful har- has been attending BYU- fighting is a little like trying let him pass,but he pulled in Some of us would have re- bors in our homes.If our chil- Idaho, majoring in biology. to picture David Letterman behind me.I stopped and got joiced in this clear victory of dren learn to cherish peace as She has earned an associate s conducting nuclear arms out and this guy jumps out of good over evil.But not a virtue,perhaps their gener- degree and plans to continue negotiations.So of course I his car and starts running to- Wayne.He shook his head ation can make a difference her education following her thought he was joking. ward me,waving this tire sadly.“Maybe I did cut him by working for peace. mission. She has received “Yeah,right,”I said, iron,yelling about how I cut off — I don t know,”he said. her Young Womanhood laughing.“So really,how did him off or something.” “But this guy wanted to kill Joseph Walker is a free- Medallion. She is the daugh- you get hurt?” Wayne paused,and looked me.”Wayne hesitated,then lance writer from American ter of Robert and Michelle “Really,”Wayne insisted. around thoughtfully.“I don t added: “I don t get it.Why Fork, Utah. Downard of Twin Falls. CHURCH NEWS Methodists honor staff at Clown Vegas and Admission is free, but will be Randall Davis. Clown Jam in Branson,Mo. freewill donations will be Four more teaching ses- grads and teachers Pastor Burgess left the accepted after the program. sions will be held June 3, fol- Elder Brett James Graduates of 2011 and Twin Falls sheriff s office to Information: 837-6140 or lowed by a community ses- Maughan has been called to Christian education teachers be the children s pastor at 280-0352 sion at 7 p.m. with Michael serve a mission for The will be honored during wor- Twin Falls First Assembly of Wolfe as speaker. Two addi- Church of Jesus Christ of ship at 10 a.m. Sunday at the God, serving there from Au- tional sessions are set for Latter-day Saints in the Ar- Burley announces First United Methodist gust 2005 to March 2011.The June 4. A celebration ban- menia Yerevan Mission. He Church, 360 Shoshone St. E. Burgesses were asked to take baccalaureate service quet will follow. will speak in sacrament in Twin Falls. the senior pastor position af- The Burley High School Conference speakers will meeting at noon Sunday at The Rev.Philip Airhart will ter former pastor, the Rev. Baccalaureate will be held at be guests at local churches the LDS Church on Caswell continue his “Extreme Gary Clark (Audrey),retired. 7 p.m. Sunday at the King Sunday. Check at the front Avenue. He will enter the Makeover: Soul Edition” New Life Assembly has Fine Arts Center,2100 Parke desk for information. Elder Kevin Ray Moore Missionary Training Center sermon series by looking at Sunday Bible class at Ave.in Burley. Doors open at 9 a.m. has been called to serve in the in Provo, Utah, on Wednes- “From Envy to Gratitude.” 9:30 a.m., worship at The speakers will be Tra- Conference tickets are $15 Madagascar Antananarivo day. 10:30 a.m. (with Kid s cy King and Pastor Travis per person; cost is $10 per Mission of The Church of Je- Maughan is an Eagle Church), youth service at Turner, with youth speakers person for the banquet. sus Christ of Latter-day Scout and recipient of the High school, college 4:30 p.m., and Wednesday Kolby Beck and Marissa Saints. Duty to God Award. He graduates honored at prayers at 7 p.m. Robertson. Music will be Moore graduated from Fil- graduated from Twin Falls Buhl church to host New Life Assembly is lo- provided by the Burley High er High School and complet- High School and attended Ascension Episcopal cated at 254 S. Highway 24 in School orchestra and the Bel spaghetti dinner ed a year in the mechanical Brigham Young University. Ascension Episcopal Heyburn. It is a multi-eth- Canto Choir. Saving Grace Fellowship, engineering program at His parents are Jon and Lin- Church will honor high nic, multi-generational fam- 1400 Birch St., Buhl, will Brigham Young University in da Maughan of Twin Falls. school and college graduates ily fellowship. host a community spaghetti Provo, Utah. He is an accom- and anyone who has com- Aletheia College Information: 434-2004. dinner from 5-8 p.m. June 3 plished pianist and an avid pleted advanced training in hosts conference at the church. downhill skier. His parents any area of work or vocation Aletheia Christian Col- Tickets are $4 in advance, are Ray and Julie Moore of during worship at 10 a.m. Patriotic program lege, 401 Sixth Ave. E. in or $5 at the door. Children Filer. Sunday.Youth Christian ed- practices begin Twin Falls (Heritage Mis- ages 7 and under eat for free. He will speak in sacrament ucation teachers also will be Mini-Cassia s annual sionary Alliance) will host a All proceeds benefit meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday at honored. Community Patriotic Pro- conference on education youth camp. the Hollister Ward Church. High school graduates in- gram will be presented July and Christianity titled the Information: 954-3453. clude Erika Blay, Loring 3. All churches in the Mini- “Truth Conference” in Brock, Mark Edlund and Ben Cassia area are welcome and June. The Times-News wel- Strausbaugh, and college invited, with ages 14 and up Conference training ses- comes news of church graduates are Christopher specifically encouraged to sions are divided up over the events. Send information to Blay and Jessica Seppi. participate. Rehearsals will weekend. A community Ellen Thomason at Holy Eucharist will be cel- be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. session at 7 p.m. June 2 is [email protected]. ebrated at both 8 and 10 a.m. Sundays, May 22 through open to the public; all are in- Deadline is 5 p.m. Wednes- services. Youth Christian June 26, at the Burley LDS vited and encouraged to day for publication on the Elder Rees George Atkins education is on summer re- Stake Center, 2050 Normal bring friends. The speaker Saturday religion page. has been called to serve in cess. Ascension Cafe begins Ave. the Guatemala City South at 9 a.m.; Jeff Gooding will Program adviser is Presi- Mission of The Church of Je- lead discussion on favorite dent Chad Jones of the Bur- sus Christ of Latter-day parts of the Easter Story. ley LDS West Stake; chair- Saints. The church is located at man is Jeff Rasmussen. Magic Valley Church Directory Atkins is the son of Rob 371 Eastland Drive N. in The program will be per- MV and Laurie Atkins of Twin Twin Falls. Ascension is formed at 6 and 8 p.m. July 3 Sister Alyssa Amy Atkins Falls, an Eagle Scout, recipi- handicap accessible. at the King Fine Arts Audi- has been called to serve a ent of the Duty to God Award Information: www.as- torium in Burley. mission for The Church of and a student at Brigham cension.episcopalidaho.org Information: Jeff Ras- Jesus Christ of Latter-day Young University in Provo, or 733-1248. mussen,678-2100. Saints in the Romania Utah. Bucharest Mission. She will He will speak in sacra- New pastor to be speak in sacrament meeting ment meeting at 2 p.m. Sun- Liberty Quartet a 2 p.m. Sunday at the Twin day at the Twin Falls 3rd installed Sunday performs at Falls 3rd Ward Chapel on Ward Chapel on Elizabeth at Heyburn church Elizabeth Boulevard and will Boulevard and will enter the Hagerman church The Rev. Doyle Fulkes, su- enter the Missionary Train- Missionary Training Center Liberty Quartet will per- perintendent of the South- ing Center in Provo, Utah, on in Provo,Utah,on June 8. form in concert at 6 p.m. ern Idaho District of the As- June 29. Sunday at the Hagerman semblies of God,will speak at Alyssa received her Young To submit information Christian Center, 2750 S. a special service at 6 p.m. Women s Award and is cur- about missionaries, contact 900 E.of Hagerman. Sunday at the rently a student at Brigham Ellen Thomason at 735- Liberty, a traditional New Life As- Doctor Jeffery K. Cooper, Senior Pastor Young University in Provo, 3266, or send email to Southern Gospel Quartet,is sembly of Utah, studying math educa- [email protected]. a full-time concert min- 910 Shoshone Street East, Twin Falls God in Hey- tion. Her parents are Rob Deadline is 5 p.m. Wednes- istry based on the West burn to offi- 733-2936 • www.fbctwinfalls.org and Laurie Atkins of Twin day for publication on the Coast, with a group in cially install Sunday Worship Services 9:30 & 11:00am Falls. Saturday religion page. Boise. Groups have had op- the church s portunities to share the new pastor, platform with performers the Rev. Mark Jerry Kester, Senior Pastor Burgess such as Legacy Five,Greater Burgess. A Vision, Gaither Vocal Band, 1231 Washington St. N., Twin Falls coffee and dessert fellowship Poet Voices, Dixie Melody Pope s call to astronauts will follow. 733-6610 • www.tfnaz.com Boys, Florida Boys, Palmet- Burgess retired after 20 to State Quartet and more. years in the United States Air Sunday blended worship service 9:30am to be streamed live Whether or not you are a Force. He then worked 3½ Progressive worship service 11:00am fan of southern gospel mu- VATICAN CITY (AP) — years with the Mountain Sunday evening traditional/casual service 6:00pm sic, you will enjoy the en- The Vatican says Pope Bene- Home Police Department thusiasm these men exhibit dict XVI s audio and video Reserves and nine years as a while serving and singing Greg Fadness, Lead Pastor hookup today with the In- Twin Falls County deputy Lighthouse unto the Lord. Their min- ternational Space Station sheriff. His wife, Nettie is a 960 Eastland Dr., Twin Falls istry bridges all generations, Church will be streamed live on the career educator, and his 733-4667 bringing enjoyment to tra- & School Internet site of Vatican Radio partner in all areas of life and ditional as well as contem- lighthousetwinfalls.com and CTV, the broadcasting ministry. They have four porary venues. arms of the Holy See. adult children and six grand- Saturday “Elevation Service” 6pm-Vibey acoustic-based worship While the pontiff is ex- children. Sunday “Celebration Services” 9 & 11am-Full blown worship pected to greet all the crew, Their ministry experience Jesus Is the Vatican says he will chat began with children s min- The Answer Lighthouse School PreK-12th Grade. Call 737-1425 in particular with the two istries in Las Vegas, Nev., in Italian astronauts aboard, 1991. They continued in Paolo Nespoli and Roberto children s ministries in SMILE GOD Share your worship celebrations, Vittori. Mountain Home and Twin LOVES AP photo service times and community Vittori is carrying a silver Falls. They are also known as YOU medal donated by the pope. Pope Benedict XVI. Doulos and Checkers, the outreaches here! The others on the space sta- tle Endeavour was due to clowns of Clown N Min- PROVERBS 25:19 tion are Russian and Ameri- dock with the station. But an istry, who ve professionally Be True To Your Teeth Or Call Tammy Parker at can. electrical problem set back been clowning and minister- They Will Be False To You. The hookup was originally Endeavour s launch until ing for 20 years. They have 735-3276 for more information set for May 4 after the shut- May 16. won awards and been on J.C.H.T.M.R.K. BUSINESSBUSINESS EDITOR BLAIR KOCH: 735-3295 [email protected] SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2011 RELIGION 3 Dow Jones Industrial ▼ 93.28 | Nasdaq composite ▼ 19.99 | S&P 500 ▼ 10.33 | Russell 2000 ▼ 6.10 Idaho jobless rate drops for first time in four years
complicated picture. “(In Twin Falls,) We have improving economy and so trickle down to the Magic The Twin Falls micropoli- quite a number of exhausted they jump into the labor Valley and its export-ori- Twin Falls, Burley areas tan area, which includes — meaning they have ex- pool — something that ented industries, Fick said. Jerome and surrounding ar- hausted all their benefits should be happening in this Roeser said she is seeing remain below state average eas, saw an estimated and stuff like that — work- economy, Department of more positive signs also: 242 workers drop out of its ers who, when they get off Labor spokesman Bob Fick people are starting to retire By Nick Coltrain adjusted unemployment labor force between March that, find there still isn’t said. instead work into their twi- Times-News writer rate dropped for the first and April of this year.Its un- anything out there for “Everyone is out there light years, more folks are time in more than four employment rate also them,”Department of Labor trying to get jobs faster than investing and some are even Idaho’s job climate ap- years, with more than 3,000 dropped about a tenth of a Regional Economist Jan the economy can create starting small businesses. pears to be getting better, finding work in April, ac- percent, to 8.6. In the Burley Roeser said. “They just kind them, even though things “Just some pretty strong, according to state Depart- cording to a report released micropolitan area, which of give up.” are improving,”he said. positive things are starting ment of Labor statistics, al- Friday. The state rate includes Rupert, Heyburn Conversely, the growing But the slight down-tick to show up,” Roeser said. though an uptick in em- dropped from a record and other communities, labor pool in Burley may be in statewide unemploy- “We are making our way out ployment hasn’t quite car- 9.7 percent to 9.6 percent. while 156 people joined the more of a result of increased ment, and the improving of the abyss, slowly but ried over to the Magic Val- But in south-central Idaho, labor force, unemployment optimism and growth. Resi- economies in metropolitan surely.” ley. fluctuating labor force rose by about two-tenths of dents see news reports of areas like Los Angeles and Statewide, the seasonally numbers illustrate a more a percent to 7.8 percent. growing job stability and an Salt Lake City, will likely See JOBLESS, Religion 4 Regional unemployment rates by county Source: Idaho Department of Labor March 2011 revised April 2011 preliminary
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Blaine Camas Cassia Gooding Jerome Lincoln Minidoka Owyhee Twin Falls Pabst’s shift to LA could hurt Midwest appeal By Julie Wernau Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO — Pabst Blue Ribbon: the breakfast of Chicago hipsters. Old Style: beer of the Chicago Cubs. Schlitz: “The beer that made Milwaukee famous.” In Los Angeles? It would be difficult to find a more quintessentially Midwestern pack of brews than those owned by Woodridge, Ill.-based Pab- ABEL URIBE/Chicago Tribune/MCT st Brewing Co., whose an- Britton Wetherld takes a sip nouncement last week that from his Pabst Blue Ribbon at it would move its head- the Boiler Room bar, in Chicago. quarters to LA took state officials and branding ex- PABST BRANDS perts by surprise. Schaefer Beer LAURENCE KESTERSON/Philadelphia Inquirer/MCT “I do kind of want to grab Carling’s Black Label Beer Justin Lavner coaches a tennis camp at the Cynwyd Club in Bala Cynwyd community in Philadelphia, Penn. these guys by the ears and Blatz Beer say, ’Hey, do you not know Champale Malt Beverage what this (group of beers) Colt 45 Malt Liquor is?’ This is a Midwest port- Kingsbury Beer folio of beers, and it makes National Bohemian Beer Summer camp gets serious no sense to plop them in, of Old Style Beer all places, LA,” said Kelly Schmidt Beer By Diane Mastrull Camps & Programs of Bala Cynwyd, O’Keefe, professor of brand Special Export Beer The Philadelphia Inquirer THE BUSINESS OF CAMPING Pa., who barely looks older than a high strategy at the Virginia Stag Beer Total U.S. summer camps: 12,000 (7,000 school student but has the business Commonwealth University Old Milwaukee Beer PHILADELPHIA — Let’s be honest are residential; 5,000 are day camps). confidence of a Trump. Brandcenter. Schlitz Beer about summer camp — it’s no picnic. Young people attending: 10 million. Raised by a lawyer father and an ed- A lot has changed since Lone Star Beer Well, maybe there’s a picnic at some Adults attending: 1.5 million. ucator mother, Lavner claims he was food industry magnate C. Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer camps. The ones that are still in the Employees: 1.2 million. “born an entrepreneur.” Dean Metropoulos bought Country Club Malt Liquor woods, by a lake, where the focus is on Average weekly fee for residential Lavner completed his law degree in the company in June and Falstaff Beer swimming and communing with na- camps: $325 to $780. 2009. By then, he had held his first granted control to his Los Piels Light Beer ture. Average weekly day-camp fee: $100 to summer camp, offering only tennis, Angeles-based sons Daren Rainier Beer But overall, summer camp has $275. followed by a similar program in sum- and Evan Metropoulos. The Ice Man Malt Liquor evolved into something decidedly less Source: American Camp Association mer 2009, when he relocated the camp change in power resulted in St. Ides High Gravity Malt recreational. It’s more like (ugh!) a to the Cynwyd Club to be more cen- the departures of its CEO Liquor classroom experience, where college ambitious offspring. trally located to his students. and other executives. Schlitz Malt Liquor and career preparation are the empha- Or is it the parents who are ambi- One of his 9-year-old players would In an interview with Silver Thunder Malt Liquor sis,not learning the breaststroke. tious? No matter. inspire him to branch out into nonath- Bloomberg Television last Stroh’s Beer Some camps have had to resort to re- Though it all sounds as appealing as letic day-camp offerings. Lavner said month, the Metropoulos Source: Pabst Brewing Co. cruiting abroad to keep enrollment up, a tarantula to an arachnophobe, Justin he had asked the girl whether she brothers, the youngest of due, in part, to still-rough economic Lavner sees operating a summer camp would return the following week for whom lives in Hugh Hefn- movie stars and pro football times. Costs for insurance and other as a small-business opportunity he more lessons. er’s former LA mansion, players backing everything operating essentials keep climbing. So hopes to build into a big one. “She said, ‘No, I’m going to cooking touted a new turn for the from Schlitz to Colt 45. do the demands of parents, who want “I’ve always been a high achiever,” company that would in- the most for their dollars- and their said the 29-year-old owner of Lavner See SUMMER, Religion 4 clude a star-studded cast of See APPEAL, Religion 4 Health insurers must soon justify large premium increases By Duke Helfand surance has more than dou- the Internet. premium increases, consumers Los Angeles Times bled over the last decade, Health and Human benefit.” said the effort would Services Secretary Kath- Most consumer groups ap- LOS ANGELES — Health insur- help states curb unrea- leen Sebelius predicted plauded the new rule. But the in- ers will be required to justify annu- sonable rate proposals that public pressure from surance industry’s trade associa- al premium increases of 10 percent for millions of individual in- the review process will keep insur- tion, which had opposed it, called or more to state regulators starting surance buyers and small busi- ance costs in line. the 10 percent directive an “arbi- in September under a new rule is- nesses. “We know that increased scruti- trary threshold.” sued by the Obama administra- The new rule will allow regula- able. It also requires insurers to ny works,” Sebelius said in a con- The trade group, America’s tion. tors to review rate increases but explain the reasons for increases of ference call Thursday with re- Health Insurance Plans, said any Federal officials, pointing out does not give them authority to 10 percent or more to the public porters. “Each time a state acts to that the average cost of health in- reject those found to be unreason- and to post the justifications on reduce unreasonable or unjustified See HEALTH, Religion 4
STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST COMMODITIES For more see Religion 4 Con Agra 25.52 ▼ .06 Dell 16.01 ▼ .33 Idacorp 39.23 ▼ .23 Int. Bancorp 1.13 ▼ .12 Live cattle 104.98 ▲ .13 June oil 99.61 ▲ 1.17 Lithia Mo. 16.67 ▼ .53 McDonald’s 82.23 ▼ .18 Micron 10.00 ▼ .17 Supervalu 10.47 ▼ .53 June gold 1,513.90 ▲ 21.50 July silver 34.99 ▲ .58
Tuesday in business Commerce Department releases new home sales for April. Religion 4 Saturday, May 21. 2011 BUSINESS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho MARKET SUMMARY YESTERDAY ON WALL STREET NYSE AMEX NASDAQ May 20, 2011 13,000 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) &QY,QPGU Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg KPFWUVTKCNU 12,000 S&P500ETF1541712 133.61 -1.07 CheniereEn 129801 10.04 +2.35 Level3 757415 1.96 +.11 BkofAm 1122497 11.58 -.11 NA Pall g 53973 3.50 -.23 Intel 625455 23.22 -.32 -93.28 The Dow Jones industrial average fell 93.28 SprintNex 856339 5.47 +.14 NwGold g 49947 9.41 +.08 SiriusXM 532422 2.22 -.01 points, or 0.7 percent, to 12,512.04. The SPDR Fncl 670254 15.72 -.22 GoldStr g 35692 2.68 +.05 Cisco 482010 16.53 -.13 12,512.04 11,000 iShEMkts 585232 47.07 -.38 GrtBasG g 34172 1.96 -.10 Microsoft 449739 24.49 -.23 JF M A M Standard & Poor's 500 index lost 10.33, or Pct. change from previous: -0.74% High 12,604.83 Low 12,485.86 0.8 percent, to 1,333.27.The Nasdaq com- GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) posite dropped 19.99, or 0.7 percent, to Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg May 20, 2011 2,803.32. Each market index fell by more BarnesNob 18.33 +4.22 +29.9 CheniereEn 10.04 +2.35 +30.6 Opnext 2.60 +.73 +39.0 3,000 than 0.3 percent for the week. The ZaleCp 4.15 +.62 +17.6 ClaudeR g 2.17 +.20 +10.2 HSW Intl h 5.85 +1.25 +27.2 0CUFCS Nasdaq lost the most, 0.9 percent. FootLockr 25.11 +2.85 +12.8 Tofutti 2.29 +.19 +9.0 CellTher rsh 2.08 +.40 +23.8 ChinaDigtl 6.46 +.66 +11.4 InstFnMkts 3.77 +.27 +7.8 RedRobin 35.08 +6.56 +23.0 EQORQUKVG 2,750 One exception to the retailer gloom was JPM FTLgC 38.00 +3.38 +9.8 WstCopp g 3.48 +.23 +7.0 Jiayuan n 14.34 +2.34 +19.5 Barnes & Noble Inc. The bookseller -19.99 jumped 30 percent after announcing late LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) OSERS ($2 OR MORE) L 2,803.32 2,500 Thursday that Liberty Media Corp. had JF M A M Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg offered to buy the company for $1 billion Gap 19.22 -4.07 -17.5 B&HO 4.13 -.87 -17.4 ArubaNet 27.10 -5.59 -17.1 Pct. change from previous: -0.71% High2,821.44 Low 2,796.27 in cash. TrnsRty 2.28 -.45 -16.6 AmBiltrt 9.25 -1.08 -10.5 PlugPwr rs 3.82 -.76 -16.6 Medgenic n 3.20 -.29 -8.3 ChinaNet 2.18 -.40 -15.5 Stock indexes have been staying within a Aeropostl 18.30 -3.04 -14.2 May 20, 2011 ChinaYuch 21.03 -3.47 -14.2 TravelCtrs 5.86 -.53 -8.3 GulfRes 3.33 -.53 -13.7 1,400 relatively small range since a May 4 LDK Solar 7.26 -.95 -11.6 LucasEngy 2.70 -.22 -7.5 AmpioPhm 7.00 -.95 -11.9 5VCPFCTF plunge triggered by a sharp drop in oil prices. The Dow fell more than 200 points DIARY DIARY DIARY 2QQT¶U 1,300 in two days. After several weeks of waf- Advanced 1,042 Advanced 233 Advanced 852 Declined 1,993 Declined 231 Declined 1,724 -10.33 fling, the index is trading slightly above Unchanged 121 Unchanged 37 Unchanged 121 1,333.27 1,200 where it was after that two-day fall. Total issues 3,156 Total issues 501 Total issues 2,697 JF M A M New Highs 101 New Highs 8 New Highs 56 New Lows 21 New Lows 7 New Lows 52 Pct. change from previous: -0.77% High 1,342.00 Low 1,330.67 Volume 3,619,126,617 Volume 114,614,942 Volume 1,743,958,195 AP
INDEXES 12,876.00 9,614.32 Dow Jones Industrials 12,512.04 -93.28 -.74 +8.07 +22.75 COMMODITIES REPORT 5,565.78 3,872.64 Dow Jones Transportation 5,448.76 -30.04 -.55 +6.70 +28.46 Round Reds 50-lb sacks Size A Florida 12.75. 441.20 346.95 Dow Jones Utilities 439.82 -.10 -.02 +8.60 +21.57 C LOSING FUTURES B EANS Round Reds 50-lb cartons Size A California 14.45. 8,718.25 6,355.83 NYSE Composite 8,357.53 -70.42 -.84 +4.94 +23.35 2,490.51 1,689.19 Amex Index 2,384.92 +9.09 +.38 +7.99 +36.75 Mon Commodity High Low Close Change Valley Beans L IVESTOCK 2,887.75 2,061.14 Nasdaq Composite 2,803.32 -19.99 -.71 +5.67 +25.76 Jun Live cattle 105.45 104.40 104.98 + .13 Prices are net to growers, 100 pounds, U.S. No. 1 beans, less Aug Live cattle 107.78 105.95 107.10 - .83 Idaho bean tax and storage charges. Prices subject to change 1,370.58 1,010.91 S&P 500 1,333.27 -10.33 -.77 +6.01 +22.58 without notice. Producers desiring more recent price information POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Livestock 14,562.01 15.80 Wilshire 5000 14,135.09 -101.84 -.72 +5.80 +24.03 May Feeder cattle 125.90 125.00 125.45 - .05 should contact dealers. Report for Friday, May 20. 868.57 587.66 Russell 2000 829.06 -6.10 -.73 +5.79 +27.69 Aug Feeder cattle 126.83 125.40 125.75 - .90 Pintos, no quote, new crop great northerns, no quote; pinks, no LIVESTOCK AUCTION — Idaho Livestock Auction in Idaho Falls on Sep Feeder cattle 127.70 126.90 127.08 - .73 quote, new crop; small reds, no quote, new crop. Prices are given Wednesday. Utility and commercial cows 66.00-76.00; canner & May Lean hogs 92.10 91.28 91.98 + .65 by Rangens in Buhl. Prices current May 18. cutters 48.00-70.00; heavy feeder steers 90.00-130.00; light STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST Jun Lean hogs 92.40 92.55 92.33 + .70 Other Idaho bean prices are collected weekly by Bean Market feeder steers 125.00-140.00; stocker steers 138.00-140.00; heavy News, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Pintos, $30; pinks, Ltd. holstein feeder steers 72.00-90.00; light holstein feeder steers May Wheat xxx.xx xxx.xx 696.00 x.xx Kaman .56 17 36.04 -.12 +24.0 $30-$32; small reds, not established; garbanzos, Ltd. $40—$41. 70.00-100.00; heavy feeder heifers 110.00-118.00; light feeder AlliantEgy 1.70 14 40.55 -.08 +10.3 Jul Wheat 815.00 792.00 806.40 - 5.50 Quotes current May 18. heifers 110.00-130.00; stocker heifers 125.00-135.00; slaughter AlliantTch .80 8 72.79 -.46 -2.2 Keycorp .12f 11 8.40 -.19 -5.1 May KC Wheat 946.00 924.50 933.25 - 11.50 bulls 82.00-98.00; stock cows n/a; stock cow/calf pairs 1025- AmCasino .42 64 22.88 -.08 +46.4 LeeEnt ... 3 1.14 -.01 -53.7 Jul KC Wheat 946.00 924.00 933.25 - 11.50 G RAINS 1200/pr. Remarks: no comments. Aon Corp .60 21 52.23 -.38 +13.5 MicronT ... 7 10.00 -.17 +24.7 May MPS Wheat 1011.75 978.00 999.75 - 6.75 BallardPw ...... 1.60 -.06 +6.7 OfficeMax ... 13 8.11 -.08 -54.2 Jul MPS Wheat 1011.75 978.00 999.75 - 6.25 M ETALS/MONEY BkofAm .04 21 11.58 -.11 -13.2 RockTen .80 13 72.72 -.37 +34.8 May Corn 765.00 743.25 759.50 + 11.25 Valley Grains Jul Corn 765.00 743.25 759.50 + 11.25 Prices for wheat per bushel, ask: mixed grain, oats, corn and ConAgra .92 17 25.52 -.06 +13.0 Sensient .84 17 37.30 -.33 +1.6 beans per hundred weight. Prices subject to change without NEW YORK (AP) — Key currency exchange rates Friday, compared Costco .96f 26 83.40 -.46 +15.5 SkyWest .16 12 15.49 -.23 -.8 May Soybeans 1395.001365.501380.25 - .75 notice. with late Thursday in New York: Diebold 1.12 16 32.78 -.30 +2.3 Teradyn ... 8 15.84 -.21 +12.8 Jul Soybeans 1385.001361.001371.75 — Soft white wheat, ask; barley, $11.80; oats, $10.00; corn, $12.85 Dollar vs: Exch. Rate Pvs Day May BFP Milk 16.49 16.44 16.48 + .04 (15 percent moisture). Prices are given by Rangens in Buhl. Yen 81.57 81.63 DukeEngy .98 13 19.01 -.06 +6.7 Tuppwre 1.20 18 62.47 -.93 +31.0 Prices current May 18. Euro $1.4201 $1.4311 Jun BFP Milk 18.08 17.73 18.00 + .34 Barley, $13.25 (cwt): corn, $13.80 (cwt). Prices quoted by JD DukeRlty .68 ... 14.22 -.31 +14.1 US Bancrp .50f 13 25.20 -.61 -6.6 Jul BFP Milk 19.00 18.36 18.86 + .50 Pound $1.6276 $1.6214 Fastenal 1.04f 34 65.71 -.63 +9.7 Valhi .40 64 39.55 +1.66 +78.9 Heiskell. Prices current May 18. Swiss franc 0.8771 0.8815 Aug BFP Milk 18.74 18.21 18.62 + .41 Canadian dollar 0.9723 0.9693 Heinz 1.80 18 53.89 +.04 +9.0 WalMart 1.46f 13 55.29 -.19 +2.5 Jul Sugar 22.54 21.65 22.41 + .59 POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain Mexican peso 11.6229 11.6339 HewlettP .32 9 35.98 -.15 -14.5 WashFed .24 13 15.56 -.08 -8.0 Oct Sugar 22.14 21.49 22.07 + .46 Report for Friday, May 20. HomeDp 1.00f 18 37.05 -.34 +5.7 WellsFargo .48f 12 28.00 -.61 -9.6 Jun B-Pound 1.6301 1.6162 1.6245 + .0036 POCATELLO — White wheat 8.00 (steady); 11.5 percent winter Selected world gold prices, Friday. 7.90 (down 11); 14 percent spring 11.61 (down 7); barley 11.56 London morning fixing: $1502.75 up $9.75. Idacorp 1.20 16 39.23 -.23 +6.1 ZionBcp .04 ... 23.31 -.42 -3.8 Sep B-Pound 1.6271 1.6147 1.6256 + .0069 (steady) London afternoon fixing: $1490.75 off $2.25. Jun J-Yen 1.2273 1.2215 1.2243 - .0014 BURLEY — White wheat 7.55 (steady); 11.5 percent winter 7.96 NY Handy & Harman: $1490.75 off $2.25. Sep J-Yen 1.2270 1.2225 1.2254 - .0009 (down 11); 14 percent spring 10.82 (down 7); barley 11.50 (steady) NY Handy & Harman fabricated: $1610.01 off $2.43. Jun Euro-currency 1.4339 1.4132 1.4152 - .0151 OGDEN — White wheat 8.00 (steady); 11.5 percent winter 8.11 NY Engelhard: $1493.93 off $2.26. HOW TO READ THE REPORT (steady); 14 percent spring 11.08 (down 6); barley 12.00 (steady) NY Engelhard fabricated: $1605.98 off $2.42. Sep Euro-currency 1.4295 1.4091 1.4110 - .0151 PORTLAND — White wheat 8.05 (up 5); 11 percent winter 9.28- NY Merc. gold May Fri. $1508.80 up $16.60. Jun Canada dollar 1.0366 1.0228 1.0273 - .0039 9.38 (down 12 to 7);14 percent spring 12.53 (down 5) corn NY HSBC Bank USA 4 p.m. Fri. $1512.00 up $20.00. Stock Footnotes: cc – PE greater than 99. dd – Loss in last 12 mos. d – New 52-wk low Sep Canada dollar 1.0335 1.0205 1.0250 - .0037 307.00-310.50 (up 4.00 to 4.75) during trading day. g – Dividend in Canadian $. Stock price in U.S.$. n – New issue in Jun U.S. Dollar 75.92 75.01 75.73 + .45 NAMPA — White wheat cwt 11.75 (steady): bushel 7.05 (steady) NEW YORK (AP) — Handy & Harman silver Friday $34.990 up past 52 wks. q – Closed-end mutual fund; no PE calculated. s – Split or stock dividend of Jun Comex gold 1515.8 1486.4 1513.9 + 21.5 $0.235. 25 pct or more in last 52 wks. Div begins with date of split or stock dividend. u – New 52- H&H fabricated $41.988 up $0.282. Aug Comex gold 1517.0 1487.8 1515.5 + 21.9 C HEESE The morning bullion price for silver in London $34.800 off wk high during trading day. v – Trading halted on primary market. Unless noted, dividend May Comex silver 35.22 34.26 34.93 .xx rates are annual disbursements based on last declaration. pf – Preferred. pp – Holder $0.950. owes installment(s) of purchase price. rt – Rights. un – Units. wd – When distributed. wi – Jul Comex silver 35.57 34.19 34.99 + .58 Engelhard $34.700 off $0.630. Jun Treasury bond 125.0 124.1 124.3 + 0.8 Cheddar cheese prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Engelhard fabricated $41.640 off $0.756. When issued. wt – Warrants. ww – With warrants. xw – Without warrants. Barrels: $1.7100, + .0200: Blocks: $1.7075 + .0175 NY Merc silver spot month Friday $35.082 up $0.155. Dividend Footnotes: a – Also extra or extras. b – Annual rate plus stock dividend. c – Sep Treasury bond 123.2 123.4 123.2 + 0.8 Liquidating dividend. e – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos. f – Annual rate, increased May Coffee 267.95 258.60 259.15 - 4.55 NEW YORK (AP) — Spot nonferrous metal prices F. on last declaration. i – Declared or paid after stock dividend or split. j – Paid this year, divi- Jul Coffee 270.65 261.50 262.10 - 4.55 P OTATOES Aluminum -$1.1407 per lb., London Metal Exch. dend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last meeting. k – Declared or paid this year, May Cocoa 1875 1851 1865 - 62 Copper -$4.0849 Cathode full plate, LME. accumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m – Annual rate, reduced on last declara- Jul Cocoa 1900 1877 1890 - 54 CHICAGO (AP) — USDA — Major potato markets FOB shipping Copper $4.1190 N.Y. Merc spot Fri. tion. p – Init div, annual rate unknown. r – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos plus Jul Cotton 157.02 150.06 155.61 - .04 points Friday. Lead - $2455.00 metric ton, London Metal Exch. Russet Burbanks Idaho 50-lb cartons 70 count 16.00-17.00: 100 Zinc - $0.9738 per lb., London Metal Exch. stock dividend. t – Paid in stock in last 12 mos, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or Oct Cotton 130.54 130.54 134.11 + 1.92 Gold - $1490.75 Handy & Harman (only daily quote). distribution date. x – Ex-dividend or ex-rights. y – Ex-dividend and sales in full. z – Sales count 11.00-12.00. Jun Crude oil 99.90 95.99 99.61 + 1.17 Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 6.00-6.75. Gold - $1508.80 troy oz., NY Merc spot Fri. in full. vj – In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, Jun Unleaded gas 2.9587 2.85632.9537 + .0277 Russets Norkotahs Wisconsin 50-lb cartons 70 count 18.00-19.00: Silver - $34.990 Handy & Harman (only daily quote). or securities assumed by such companies. Jun Heating oil 2.9408 2.8261 2.9259 + .0312 100 count 11.50-13.00. Silver - $35.082 troy oz., N.Y. Merc spot Fri. • Most active stocks above must be worth $1 and gainers/losers $2. Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 9.00-11.00. Platinum -$1767.00 troy oz., N.Y. (contract). Jul Natural gas 4.320 4.140 4.317 + .156 Platinum -$1769.40 troy oz., N.Y. Merc spot Fri. Mutual Fund Footnotes: e – Ex-capital gains distribution. f – Previous day’s quote. n - Quotations from Sinclair & Co. Russet Norkotahs Washington 50-lb cartons 70 count 15.00- No-load fund. p – Fund assets used to pay distribution costs. r – Redemption fee or con- 16.00: 100 count 12.00. n.q.-not quoted, n.a.-not available r-revised tingent deferred sales load may apply. s – Stock dividend or split. t – Both p and r. x – Ex- 733-6013 or (800) 635-0821 Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 6.00-6.50. cash dividend. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. Get more stocks and commodities information online at Magicvalley.com/business/ Jobless Summer Continued from Religion 3 timated 28 people join the labor force. rates in the state, with 14 percent of Continued from Religion 3 York. Traditional overnight Other notable stats: New No. 1 Oneida County saw nine its population looking for work. This camp, ” he recalled. “I said, summer camps, where kids • Owyhee County saw a two-fifths people join the labor force and its un- was a .6 percent increase over March. Next summer, you ll come stayed for four to seven percent uptick in unemployment, to employment rate shrink to 5.3 per- to my cooking camp. ” weeks for as much as 6 percent, and lost its grasp on the cent. Nick Coltrain may be reached at He spent fall 2009 re- $11,000, emphasized self- lowest unemployment rate among • Lincoln County continues to have [email protected] or 735- searching culinary camps, reliance, responsibility, the Idaho counties. But it also saw an es- one of the highest unemployment 3220. including asking his moth- ability to make friends and er and grandmothers for take risks _ all “not so tan- recipes that would not be gible” returns on parents too complex for kids. He investments,Zenkel said. Appeal hired a sous chef from “Now, there s a desire for Philadelphia restaurant Le some kind of quantifiable Continued from Religion 3 “It s a brand people like to feel they ve from San Antonio in 2006 Bec-Fin to do the teaching, improvement in some as- Branding experts say such was backed by $1 million in and put his brother, pect of their child s life,”he tactics could backfire. discovered. If it s countercultural, you don t state tax incentives and train- Michael, in charge of the said. “As a result, we re The flagship brand, Pabst ing funds. In exchange, the cooking camp. seeing a proliferation of Blue Ribbon, or PBR, has a want to make it cultural.” company pledged to create 31 That winter, Lavner at- programs in a variety of cult following of young, hip — Kelly O Keefe, professor of brand strategy at the Virginia full-time jobs within two tended camp fairs to pro- specialties.” urbanites who say they enjoy Commonwealth University Brandcenter years and make an investment mote his tennis and cook- At Julian Krinsky Camps the beer because it is unsexy, of $2.4 million in its facilities. ing programs. For summer & Programs of King of unpretentious and blue-col- such a band of cult followers, collar,”he said. The company started re- 2010, he signed up 50 Prussia, Pa., which has lar Midwest. advertising could have the At The Boiler Room in ceiving the tax credits in youngsters for an eight- been keeping up to 5,000 “I like PBR because it does- opposite effect as intended. Chicago s Logan Square 2008, state documents show. week culinary course, in students a year busy for 34 n t taste like beer,”said Brenna “It s a brand people like to neighborhood, general man- The agreement required the which kids ages 6 to 16 summers, dozens of day Ehrlich, 26, co-author of the feel they ve discovered,” he ager Andy Gould, 27, said company to remain in Illinois learned how to cook pasta and residential programs blog “Stuff Hipsters Hate” said. “If it s countercultural, brands like Old Style, Schlitz and retain those jobs for and shrimp dishes, prepare are offered. and a book by the same name. you don t want to make it cul- and PBR run in the veins of 10 years. salads, even carve a chick- They fall under four pri- “It tastes like water.Dirty wa- tural.” patrons in a way that can t be Department of Commerce en. As part of the process, mary categories besides ter.” As long as Pabst s new matched. and Economic Opportunity the importance of team- sports: the arts, math, sci- Hipsters, she said, are management doesn t attempt The cash-only bar and piz- spokeswoman Marcelyn Love work and attention to detail ence, and business and “people who define who they to become trendy or change za restaurant runs a popular said the state could go after were emphasized,as well as leadership. The average are by who they aren t,” and the look of the product, he $7.50 special called PB&J (piz- the company for those taxes. math skills. weekly day-program tu- they wouldn t drink PBR if it said, they should survive a za, beer and Jameson) that “It is unfortunate that Pab- This summer, Lavner s ition is $500 to $700; resi- “looked like Urban Outfit- move to Los Angeles, but the comes with a tall can of PBR. st chose to make this decision offerings- priced from $65 dential is $1,500. ters,”she said. “PBR is like the city wouldn t be his first Locals call it the hipster spe- without consulting with the for a half-day to $440 for a Like Lavner, Krinsky, 61, nectar of the hipster gods.” choice. cial. state,”she said. week- will expand to in- was a tennis player, from The company hasn t done a “I picture movie stars and Hipsters weren t the only A Pabst spokesman said the clude a camp where kids South Africa, when he em- lot of advertising in recent sunglasses and people in ones disappointed by Pabst s company s owners would not will build robots. A separate barked on a summer-camp years, O Keefe said, because it not-too-much clothing. It s announced departure. provide interviews for this re- one-week lesson on entre- career. Though the compa- hasn t needed to. And with sort of the opposite of blue Pabst s move to Woodridge port. preneurship will cover the ny is well-known in the in- steps to opening a business dustry, Krinsky s wife, and the importance of Tina, its chief visionary of- marketing. ficer,said it had had to work Health Remember when the especially hard in recent most rigorous part of sum- years to maintain business. Continued from Religion 3 The new rule was expect- But last month, a second tially putting the public in mer camp was achieving an That has included solicit- review of rates must take in- ed to have limited effects in regulator, the California the dark. adequately squishy graham ing international students. to consideration the effect of California, where regulators Department of Managed “The health reform law cracker/chocolate/marsh- “In the old days, the government mandates and already have the power to Health Care, acknowledged relies on public disclosure mallow concoction? phone would just ring, it the exodus of healthy review rates — but have ex- that it could do nothing to of unreasonable rates to That s not enough any- was really easy,”Tina Krin- younger people from insur- ercised that authority with stop a 16 percent Anthem shame insurance compa- more, said Dan Zenkel of sky said, predicting more ance markets that leaves be- mixed success. rate increase even though it nies into charging con- the Camp Professionals, a industry consolidation in hind older, sicker and cost- One regulator, the Cali- had declared the increase sumers fairer prices, but consulting business in New the future. lier policyholders. fornia Department of In- “unreasonable.” that s an empty threat if in- “Focusing on health in- surance, has cajoled several One consumer advocate surers don t have to explain surance premiums while ig- of the state s largest health group cited that episode in every assumption in the full WEATHER noring underlying medical insurers, including Anthem calling the new federal law light of day,” said Carmen cost drivers will not make Blue Cross and Blue Shield inadequate. Consumer Balber, the group s Wash- health care coverage more of California, to lower or Watchdog said the federal ington director. “This rule / affordable for families and cancel rate increases after rule leaves it up to states to doesn t go far enough to employers,” Karen Ignagni, scrutinizing their filings decide how much informa- protect consumers from 24 7 the group s president, said and drumming up public tion insurers must release unreasonable rate increas- in a statement. pressure. about their filings, poten- es.” CLASSIFIEDS in partnership with
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We advise those citi- Health and Welfare, Bureau of Benefit Program Operations, 450 zens who seek further information to exercise their right to ac- West State Street, 2nd floor Boise, ID. You may also review the cess public records and public meetings. Plan on our website: http://www.healthandwelfare.idaho.gov IMPORTANT using the links in the following order; Child Care, Hot Topic and Please address all legal advertising to: State Plan. LEGAL ADVERTISING A public hearing on the plan will be held June 20, 2011 from 3:30 The Times-News to 5:30 p.m. at The Division of Welfare, Pete Cenarussa PO Box 548 Building, 2nd floor Conference Room A, 450 West State Street Twin Falls, Idaho Boise, ID 83720-0036 83303-0548 The Idaho Child Care Program provides child care assistance to email to low income families. Program services help eligible families [email protected] reduce their child care costs allowing them to become more self Deadline for legal ads: 3 days prior to publication, noon on reliant by ensuring quality child care for their children while they Wednesday for Sunday, noon on Thursday for Monday, noon work or attend training programs. on Friday for Tuesday and Wednesday, noon on Monday for Anyone wishing to submit written comments must have them post Thursday and noon on Tuesday for Friday and Saturday. Holi- marked on or before June 17, 2011. day deadlines may vary. If you have any questions call Ruby, Comments may be mailed to: legal clerk, at 208-735-3324. Idaho Department of Health & Welfare NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE ICCP Program, 2nd floor Loan No.: 0605967710 T.S. No.: 10-10673-6 . On September 14. P O Box 83720 2011 at 11:00 am, In the lobby of Land Title & Escrow, 1411 Boise, ID 83720-0036 Fillmore Street., Suite 600 Twin Falls, ID 83301 in the County of OR Twin Falls, State of Idaho, Fidelity National Title Insurance Comments may be delivered to: Company as Trustee on behalf of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. will Idaho Department of Health & Welfare sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in lawful ICCP Program money of the United States, all payable at the time of sale, the 450 West State Street 2nd floor following described real property, situated in the County of Twin Boise, ID 83720-0036 LOST Bichon Frise sm white male Falls, State of Idaho, and described as follows: LOT 12, BLOCK OR DUI? Consider trial rather than plea Email comment to [email protected] no collar. Lost around 2600 N. in agreement. Ask your legal counsel 4. LEE CARNEY SUBDIVISION, TWIN FALLS COUNTY, Filer. $100 REWARD! 308-2998 about all CIVIL penalties and total IDAHO, ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF DMV fees for Driver's License RECORDED IN BOOK 7 OF PLATS, PAGE 26, RECORDS OF PUBLISH: May 20, 21 and 22, 2011 LOST Bichon/Poodle on 5/14. My reinstatement. I am NOT an daughter lost her beloved best attorney, nor is this advertisement TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO. The Trustee has no knowledge friend Henry. He is small & white. of a more particular description of the above referenced real aNNOUNCEMENTS a solicitation. Paid for by Scott He was last seen by our neighbors Andrus, Twin Falls. property, but for purposes of compliance with Section 60-113 on the corner of 2600 & Poleline. Idaho Code, the Trustee has been informed that the address of: Possibly picked up by a red van. If 205 MORELAND AVENUE, TWIN FALLS, ID, is sometimes you have found him, we offer a FOUND $100 reward. Her heart is broken. associated with said real property. Said sale will be made Call to claim. Lost leaf blower Thank you Karen 308-2998. without covenant or warranty regarding title, possession or 208-749-1079 encumbrance to satisfy the obligation secured by and pursuant LOST Cat, brown/black tabby, FOUND Chihuahua, female, on Sat- AL-ANON Meetings for the family & to the power of sale conferred in the Deed of Trust executed by neutered male, wearing collar. urday at Farmers Market on Col- Please call 208-316-3236 friends of alcoholics & addicts. JASON W. LEWIS AND NICOLE L. LEWIS, HUSBAND AND lege Ave. Call 420-1943 Tuesdays-7:00pm at 450 E 27th St. WIFE, as original grantor(s), to FIRST AMERICAN TITLE LOST Cat, in South Kimberly. Small Burley United Methodist Church COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC., as original trustee, for the benefit FOUND Diamond Ring in the down- all black female with flea collar. Contact Lila at 208-650-9067. and security of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION town area of Twin Falls. Call to Call 208-423-4002 identify 208-732-8096. SYSTEMS, INC., SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR AMERIGROUP LOST Family Dog, named Marley, AL-ANON offers understanding, black and brown. He has a black help, and hope to the families and MORTGAGE CORPORATION , as original beneficiary", dated FOUND collar, about a year old. Important friends of problem drinkers. In as of February 15, 2003, and recorded on February 24, 2003, as Set of master keys on Clover we find him. If you find any dog Twin Falls there are two meetings Instrument No. 2003-004779, of the records of Twin Falls Lane in Jerome. with this description please call each week in The First Presbyteri- Call Jerry at 208-731-2434 th County. Idaho. "ASSIGNMENT OF DOT TO WELLS FARGO 208-316-3582. Thank you. an Church Building, 209 5 Ave N BANK, N.A., RECORDED 11/24/2009 AS INSTRUMENT NO. $100 REWARD for return of lost on Wednesdays at 7:30pm and 2009-026068" Please Note: The above grantor(s) are named to cat missing since Wed 4/20. Male, STOLEN Duck decoys out of my Fridays at 12 noon. brown/black tabby, flea collar. Call We’re here to help. comply with section 45-1506(4)(A). Idaho Code, No yard. I have had these for 30 Hotline: 1-866-592-3198 Don 944-4306 or 928-210-0533. Call 733.0931 ext 2 years! 376 Dubois St. 733-0421 Website: www.al-anon-idaho.org representation is made that they are, or are not, presently responsible for this obligation set forth herein. The current beneficiary is Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. , (the "Beneficiary"). The default(s) for which this sale is to be made under Deed of Trust and Note dated February 15, 2003 are: Failed to pay the monthly payments of $601.65 due from June 1, 2010, together with all subsequent payments: together with late charges due; together with other fees and expenses incurred by the New Today Beneficiary; The principal balance owing as of this date on the obligation secured by said Deed of Trust is $93,646.97, plus accrued interest at the rate of 5.00000% per annum from May 1. 2010. All delinquent amounts are now due, together with accruing late charges, and interest, unpaid and accruing taxes, assessments, trustee's fees, attorney's fees, and any amounts advanced to protect the security associated with this foreclosure REAL eSTATE rECREATIONAL and that the beneficiary elects to sell or cause the trust property to be sold to satisfy said obligation. Dated: May 16, 2011 Fidelity National Title Insurance Company, Trustee 1920 Main Street, BUHL 3 apartments/duplex, $689 MINI SCHNAUZER/ COCKER Suite 1120, Irvine, CA 92614 949-252-4900 Juan Enriquez, mo. + $689 dep., W/D hookups, SPANIEL CROSS 8 month old, Authorized Signature INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED ON accept Idaho Housing. 326-4797 spayed, crate & house trained. LINE AT www.lpsasap.com FOR AUTOMATED SALES Comes with supplies. Has all INFORMATION please call 714-730-2727 ASAP# 3999212 BURLEY Like New 3 bdrm, 2 shots. Great with kids. $200. bath, 2 car, 1350 sq. ft. $850 Call 208-320-2057. LONE STAR 16' alum boat w/50hp KIMBERLY Merc, fish finder, full snap on cov- PUBLISH: May 21, 28, June 4 and 11, 2011 mo plus deposit. 208-420-0421 er, windshield, deck. Great fishing boat, $1900. 208-733-1278 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE HAGERMAN Loan No.: 0030299515 T.S. No.: 11-01371-6. On 08/25/2011 at 11:00 am (recognized local time), IN THE LOBBY OF THE Hagerman Country Homes now WANTED 10-Wheeler Trucks. Run- LAND TITLE & ESCROW 706 MAIN ST- GOODING, ID 83330. accepting applications for 2 ning or Not. Also chain and hoist In the County of Gooding, State of Idaho, Fidelity National Title bedrooms. Playground, all beds. Call Jeff at 208-670-1041. appliances. Rent based on GULFSTREAM ULTRA '98 Class C, Insurance Company as successor Trustee on behalf of BANK income, subsidized. Ford V10, 28', AC, auto, queen OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR AMERICAN HOME MISCELLANEOUS bed, generator, 88K miles, Large 4000 sq. ft. 5 bdrm, 2.5 TDD 1800-545-1855 $12,000. Call 208-404-9166. MORTGAGE INVESTMENT TRUST will sell at public auction, to bath home on 12,750 sq. ft. site, Call 208-324-1092 the highest bidder, for cash, in lawful money of the United fenced in back, extra large gar- States, all payable at the time of sale, the following described den shed, fully finished base- tRANSPORTATION real property, situated in the County of Gooding, State of Idaho, ment, 2 car garage, recent reno- and described as follows: TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 15, vations, $188,000. Owners will- EAST OF THE BOISE MERIDIAN, GOODING COUNTY. IDAHO ing to negotiate. 208-423-7021 Section 36: A portion NE1/4SW1/4, described as follows: REFRIGERATOR Maytag 24 cu. ft. Beginning at the Southwest corner of the NW1/4SW1/4, Section side-by-side, ice maker & ice/water 36; Thence East 1484.00 feet along the Southerly boundary of This is an Equal in the door, $475/offer. 324-3615 the N1/2SW1/4 to the center of the Little Wood River TO THE Opportunity Provider TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; Thence Northerly along the WASHER/DRYER WENDELL 20 acre building lot with center of the Little Wood River the following courses: North JEROME, BLISS, WENDELL Buy, Sell, Repair 23º00' East 300.00 feet; South 89º30' West 166.00 feet; North water shares. Call 208-536-6666 Kenmore set $250 or 404-307-2749. 27º00' East 170.00 feet; North 27º30' West 230.00 feet; North Clover Creek apartments now excellent condition. Warranty. 25º30' East 188.14 feet; Thence departing said Little Wood accepting applications for 1 & 2 Call 280-2604 River East 735.75 feet; Thence South 800.00 feet to the bedrooms. Playground, all appliances. Rent based on Southerly boundary of the N1/2SW1/4; Thence West 738.95 feet income, subsidized. 810 along the Southerly boundary of N1/2SW1/4 Section 36 to the TDD 1800-545-1855 TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO a 25.00 feet in Call 208-324-1092 Furniture & Carpet GMC '91 Topkick with 47 ft, width County Road Right-of-Way along the Southerly boundary. JEROME Telelect, manlift, Cat diesel, Allison AT, PS, AC, clean well The Trustee has no knowledge of a more particular description BED SETS 3 queen size with mat- maintained, one owner truck, of the above referenced real property, but for purposes of tresses, 1 night stand ea, $450/ea. work ready. $10,900. compliance with Section 60-113 Idaho Code, the Trustee has 35” TV on stand, $300. Dinette Call 208-320-4058. been informed that the address of: 2338 E 1775 S, GOODING, set with 4 chairs & butterfly leaf, ID, is sometimes associated with said real property. Said sale $400. Front load washer/dryer will be made without covenant or warranty regarding title, Whirlpool Duet, like new, $1000. For Sale or Lease! 208-316-7575 after 5pm. possession or encumbrances to satisfy the obligation secured The Heritage Plaza This is an Equal by and pursuant to the power of sale conferred in the Deed of condominiumized professional Opportunity Provider COUCH & love seat, $500. Queen Trust executed by: WAYNE W. BOEGER, AN UNMARRIED office building w/great visibility mattress, box spring, frame $50. MAN, As grantors, To: LAND TITLE & ESCROW , As Trustee, and easy access to the US 93 & TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath house Desk & tables. Sirius 20” 24 spd I-84 junction that features flexible road bike, $200. Lots of stuff. All in for the benefit and security of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC at 520 2nd Ave E. New carpet/ suite sizes anywhere from 5400- flooring/paint. $650 mo + dep. No good condition. 208-697-7248 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR 14,701 sq. ft. 491 Heritage Dr. smoking/pets. Call 208-954-2180. AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE ACCEPTANCE, INC. Just West of the Flying J. IHC 4200 with 180,000 actual miles. 8V71 turbo Diesel with ASSIGNMENT OF DOT TO BANK OF NEW YORK AS Up to $48,000 Individual/ TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath, W/D 13 spd trans, PS, AC, jake, TRUSTEE FOR AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE Realtor Courtesy. Go to hookup, garage, water pd, close to good rubber, wet kit, one owner, INVESTMENT TRUST 2004-4 MORTGAGE-BACKED NOTES, www.gemstateprospector.com park $725 mo+$650 dep.731-5262 Contact Lori 208-404-4345 FISH TANK 29 gal & oak stand, work ready. $8900. SERIES 2004-t RECORDED 1/19/2010 AS INSTRUMENT NO. Call 208-320-4058. 233188, As Beneficiary, dated 10/29/2004, recorded TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., 2 bath apt. decorations, filters, pumps includ- 11/03/2004, as Instrument No. 208534, of the records of RENTAL PROPERTIES $650 + dep. 349 Morningside Dr ed, $125/offer. #2. Call 208-539-3697. Girls pink/brown twin comforter, art- Gooding County, Idaho. Please Note: The above Grantors are work, lamp, pillows, $50/offer. named to comply with section 45-1506(4){A), Idaho Code, No TWIN FALLS Clean 2 bdrm, 1 bath, Boys brown/orange Quicksilver twin representation is made that they are, or are not, presently carport, no smoking/pets, $500. comforter with matching pillow, responsible for this obligation set forth herein. The Default for North of Kmart. 208-423-5590 $20/offer. which this sale is to be made is the failure to pay when due, Call 208-543-5356 under Deed of Trust and Note dated 10/29/2004. The monthly aGRICULTURE payments for Principal, Interest and Impounds (if applicable) of BUHL 1, 2, and 3 bedroom homes $1,306.18, due per month from 12/01/2010, and all subsequent for rent. No Pets. Call 543-6764 or payments until the date of sale or reinstatement. The principal 543-8087 after 5pm or cell phone balance owing as of this date on the obligation secured by said 731-5584. PRIDE LIFT RECLINER Light blue, FORD '04 Heritage F-150, XL, Deed of Trust is $223,586.85, plus accrued interest at the rate of recently serviced, well kept. $400. FILER 3 bedroom, 2 bath, big yard, Call 208-734-5697. ONE OWNER, 42,500 orig. miles, 2.00000% per annum from 11/01/2010 . All delinquent amounts $650 month + deposit, no smok- 4.6 liter V-8, 5 speed, 4x4, dual are now due, together with accruing late charges, and interest, ing. For information call 280-1274 air bags, AM/FM/CD, AC, cruise, unpaid and accruing taxes, assessments, trustee's fees, tilt, adjustable lumbar seats, newer attorney's fees, and any amounts advanced to protect the JEROME 4 bedroom house with ANGUS BULLS, 2 year olds and tires, tow package, standard bed & den, 1 ½ baths, $995 mo. + $500 long yearlings, free delivery. liner, shell, excellent maintenance security associated with this foreclosure and that the beneficiary dep., 606 2nd Ave. E. 326-4797 208-436-3139 or 208-431-1691 44 CALIBER, black powder pistol with records, CLEAN! Asking elects to sell or cause the trust property to be sold to satisfy said $10,500. Call 208-539-3854 obligation. Dated: 04/25/2011 By: Fidelity National Title TWIN FALLS 4 bdrm., 1½ bath, with all accessories, plus leather, Insurance Company 1920 Main Street, Suite 1120, Irvine, CA 2200 sq. ft. Fenced yard, new $175 208-735-8027 92614 949-252-4900 Lisa Rohrbacker, Authorized Signor SALE windows, pets negotiable. $850 mo. + dep. Call 208-644-6464. INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED ON LINE www.lpsasap.com AUTOMATED SALES INFORMATION please TWIN FALLS clean 5 bedroom, 2 th call 714-730-2727 ASAP# 3979354 bath, great neighborhood and CIRCLE J '05 3-horse 5 wheel, GENERATOR Generac 4000 watt, FORD '98 Expedition, silver, like schools, $950 mo. + dep. walk-in tack, stall dividers, good electric start, $450/offer. new condition, new motor w/war- PUBLISH: April 30, May 7, 14 and 21, 2011 208-734-9704 or 208-320-7599 shape. Call 208-539-9695 208-324-3615 ranty, $5995. 324-8721 / 404-8518 Classifieds 2 Saturday, May 21, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho
DEAR ABBY: My EMPLOYMENT THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME boyfriend and I will be by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek attending a milestone Unscramble these four Jumbles, birthday party for a friend ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Visions of Hope Grief Support one letter to each square, Burley Mtgs-N/S-1321 Oakley #9 Group held each Thursday from to form four ordinary words. of his. The fiancee of the Saturday, 12 noon. 5-6pm at Parke's Magic Valley birthday guy stated on the Sunday, 2pm Spanish Speaking. Funeral Home. For more info Monday-Thursday, 8pm. please call 735-0121. SFAHL invitation, “There will be a th Rupert Mtgs-N/S-6 & I Street HIRE STUDENTS TO surprise during the Monday, 8pm & Friday, 8pm. Paul, 2220 E. Ellis-Weds., 12 noon WORK FOR YOU! evening.” It has been sug- Our Dependable, Honest, ©2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. Call 208-670-4313 All Rights Reserved. gested that a stripper “may” Diligent, Friendly Students be the surprise. CELEBRATE RECOVERY are available to work for you EMCTO Abby, I realize this might Friday, 6pm Dinner. 7pm group. after school & weekends. Burley Christian Center, 317 W 27th Pregnant? Worried? Magic Valley High School be OK for some people and 208-312-2987 Contact David Brown it’s just for fun, but I’d be Free Pregnancy Tests CHOICES FOR RECOVERY Confidential Cell 293-2062 uncomfortable if this hap- Monday, 4-5:30pm 208-734-7472 School 733-8823 pens. My boyfriend knows Minidoka Memorial Hospital ZBEYER 1218 8th St., Rupert. 431-3741 my feelings, but I don’t PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE know if we would risk being CRYSTAL METH ANONYMOUS Federal Employment information ridiculed if we left the party. Monday & Friday, 6:30pm. is free. Remember, no one can for Up the IAFLOFCISign fan club (OFFICIAL) Facebook Jumble 109 E. Main, Burley. Bankruptcy & Debt Counseling promise you a federal job. What should I do if I find 878-CLUB or 312-4590 Free ½ hr consultation. 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If it is, LDS PORNOGRAPHY ADDICTION RECEPTIONIST Answer: When David and Jeff decided on a night setting spare yourself the embar- SUPPORT GROUP Energetic, dependable, people & for this puzzle, it left everyone — IN THE DARK rassment and have your Tuesday, 7pm, Seminary Bldg. animal oriented person. 457 Maurice St. N., Twin Falls Phone skills & attention to detail boyfriend attend the party 208-731-5932 required. Some bookkeeping & Today is Saturday, May without you. Thursday, 7pm, Seminary Bldg. computer skills needed. 217 N Kennedy, Jerome Come to 1025 N Lincoln in 21, the 141st day of 2011. 208-324-8607 Jerome for an application. There are 224 days left in the EAR ABBY: When Friday, 7pm, Minico Seminary Bldg. Bring current resume. 97 S. 300 W. Rupert. year. someone has a serious ill- Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat 9-11am. 208-431-1481 No Phone calls. Requires pre-payment oday’s Highlight: ness or major surgery, prior to publication. Major credit/ Live & Let Live 12-Step Meeting debit cards, and cash accepted. On May 21, 1911, during everyone thinks to bring Opened Freedom Hall 733-0931 ext. 2 Times-News the Mexican Revolution, the food, which is lovely. But I 171 Blue Lakes Blvd S., Twin Falls Treaty of Ciudad Juarez was have a better idea. Meetings Daily Noon-1pm. Sunday-Thursday 7-8pm MATURE CAREGIVER Looking for signed by President Porfirio When my friend, who has Call John 208-420-1400 people in need of home health DRIVER care. Have refs. Call 208-421-8539 Idaho Sand & Gravel Diaz and revolutionary a young family, was diag- NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Grade Crew Foreman & Truck leader Francisco I. Madero; nosed with breast cancer, I Sunday-11am-12:30pm Driver. CDL req. Pay DOE. MANAGEMENT Full benefits. Apply at under the agreement, Diaz offered to do her laundry. Sunday-7pm Small motel in Gooding looking for Monday-Ladies only, 6-7:30pm www.stakerparson.com management team. 208-329-0075 resigned his office, and Her recovery was slow, and Drug Free Workplace EOE. Monday-8pm ended up living the rest of the chemo and radiation Tuesday-7pm NEED Yard or Housework done DRIVERS his life in exile in France. therapies endless. Three Wednesday-7-8:30pm for a reasonable price. Driver needed for local equipment Thursday-7pm Call Shawn 208-312-1639 or and hay hauling. Exp. required. years later, we’re nearing Friday-7pm Devon 208-473-6119 Call 208-539-2722 the end of a short and brave Saturday-7pm 220 East Ellis, Paul DRIVERS All advertising TODAY IN life, and I still do their laun- Saturday-9pm J&W AgriCorp is looking for Idaho is subject to the newspaper's dry every week.It has been a 1230 J St., Heyburn Drivers, part-time & full-time MCANA Meeting info positions, year round, local & standard of acceptance. HISTORY help to her,and I have grown 208-438-4935 interstate hauling. Benefits & The Times-News reserves the closer to her and her family. competitive pay. Requirements: right to edit, abbreviate decline OSTOMY SUPPORT GROUP Must be at least 21 yrs of age. or properly classify any ad. n this date: When she’s gone, I will st ENGAGE Meeting 1 Tuesday of every month 2 yrs truck driving exp. clean, valid, Receipt of copy via remote entry In 1471, 7-9pm at St. Lukes Hospital on the King Henry VI of never again do a load of class A CDL. Medical card and be (fax, e-mail, etc.) does not wash without thinking of first floor in the Administrative YOUR MIND able to work flexible hours. England died in the Tower Conference Room. Apply in person at 2352 E 990 S constitute final acceptance by of London at age 49. her. 650 Addison Ave. W., Twin Falls ~~~~~~~~ this newspaper. The advertiser, Hazelton, ID off of exit 194. n 1542, Spanish explorer Perhaps your readers can Carolyn 208-543-9380 For more info call 208-829-5316. not the newspaper assumes full Entertaining responsibility for the truthful Hernando de Soto died help another family this DRIVERS OVERCOMERS OUTREACH content of their advertiser while searching for gold way. Wed., 6:30-7:30pm. First Baptist Land View Inc is hiring CDL Lecture on Haz Mat drivers with doubles and message. THE LAUNDRY FAIRY Church. 2262 Hiland Ave., Burley. along the Mississippi River. 208-678-3678 tanks for local and over the road. n 1881, ROCHESTER, MINN. FAMOUS Benefits Available. C N A $12/hour, helping disabled Clara Barton Reformers Unanimous Addictions Send resume to: man with medical needs. 3-4 days founded the American Red Program meets every Friday 7-9pm PAINTINGS: PO Box 475 Rupert, ID 83350 or per week, 6am-9am 208-352-0762 Cross. Cornerstone Baptist Church e-mail to [email protected]. EEOC DEAR OPTICIAN 315 Shoup Ave. W., Twin Falls “Every Picture n 1892, the opera Classes for all ages and nursery Experienced Optician preferred for “Pagliacci,’’ by Ruggero Any questions call 208-733-5312 work in a busy, friendly ABBY Tells A Story!” atmosphere. F/T with benefits, Leoncavallo, was first per- ROAD 2 RECOVERY (Part 1 of 2) wage DOE. Resume to: formed, in Milan, Italy. Jeanne Mountain West Optical, Tues, 7:00-8:30pm. 1044 E. Main, ~~~~~~~~ EDUCATION n 1927, Charles A. Burley 208-670-2578 Filer School District is accepting 731 N. College Rd. Twin Falls, ID. Phillips Free at applications for a Lindbergh landed his Spirit TOPS CLUB High School Science Teacher of St.Louis near Paris,com- ID# 374 Rupert Thursday, 9:30am. MARIA SMITH (preferably Natural Science or DEAR LAUNDRY FAIRY: 410 East 3rd, Rupert. Chemistry endorsed), pleting the first solo air- GALLERY Middle School Math Teacher, The support you have given 436-6037 or 679-3518 plane flight across the ID# 256 Burley Thursday, 5:15-7pm Wednesday 3 Elementary Teachers, a COUNSELOR Atlantic Ocean in 33½ to that family extends far 725 Minidoka Ave, Burley. Head Football Coach and a FT/PT Licensed Counselor for beyond doing laundry. Your 678-5959 or 678-2622 June 1, 2011 at 7pm Head Wrestling Coach. Twin Falls & Burley area. hours. Salary will be according to the Contact Lynn at 737-9999 presence over the long haul ID# 388 Malta Wednesday, 5:15pm n 1932, Amelia Earhart 2025 S. Hwy 81, Malta. 1300 Kimberly Road #12 negotiated salary schedule. has, I’m sure, meant much 208-645-2438 Position will be open until filled. became the first woman to ID# 0048 Jerome Thursday, 9:30am Twin Falls, ID 83301 To apply and be considered for fly solo across the Atlantic more. Jerome Public Library. ~~~~~~~~ an interview, you must complete ead on for a view from 208-324-6693 Due to limited space, please & submit a certified application Ocean as she landed in the perspective of a care- ID #0003 Twin Falls, Weds, 4:30pm call in your reservation at for teaching positions or a Northern Ireland, about 15 Church of Christ, 2002 Filer Ave. E., 208-734-3033 classified application for SALES giver: Twin Falls. 208-734-2641 coaching positions available at Salesman wanted to sell Ag hours after leaving DEAR ABBY: My wife has www.filer.k12.id.us, a resume, Equip, college graduate pref'd Newfoundland. and 3 letters of reference to the Smith Equipment Co., Rupert, ID n 1941, a German U-boat dementia. Our children Filer School District Office, 700 [email protected] don’t live close by, so I’m h is is a GREAT way to earn B. Stevens, Filer, ID 83328 or to sank the American mer- her only caregiver. One [email protected] chant steamship SS Robin afternoon a week I hire some extra ca$h! Moor in the South Atlantic someone to stay with her so after allowing the ship’s Start a delivery route today! passengers and crew to I can grocery shop, do SKILLED banking and run necessary Barclay Mechanical Services is board lifeboats. Madrona looking for Welders, Pipefitters, errands. Neighbors and Motor Routes Motor Route CLASSIFIEDS n 1956, the United States Locust It pays to read the fine print! Millwrights for full-time long term friends over the years have employment in Mini-Cassia/Magic exploded the first airborne Call the Times-News to place Sycamore Valley area. Experience required. offered the standard, “If I your ad 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 hydrogen bomb over Bikini Lemore Pay DOE. Health, Vision, Dental can do anything to help, let & 401k benefits available. Atoll in the Pacific. me know,” but I’m not the RICHFIELD & Apply in person at n 1972, Michelangelo’s 490 W 100 S Hwy 25, Paul type to call and ask, BELLEVUE TWIN FALLS Pieta, on display at the GOODING Vatican, was damaged with although it would be won- 678 2201 735 3241 735 3346 SKILLED derful to have more hours to Welder needed, one year full-time a hammer by an apparently CUSTODIAN exp required. For immediate hire. myself to do things in a Motor Route Motor Route Call now Buhl School District is accepting Apply in person at: IMCO deranged man who shouted leisurely manner rather applications for a F/T Custodian. 231 W. 50 S. Rupert, ID. he was Jesus Christ. for more Applications are available at the No phone calls please. than like running a information District Office, 920 Main Street, n 1991, former Indian marathon. GLENNS FERRY Buhl, Idaho or by emailing Prime Minister Rajiv about routes [email protected]. FINANCIAL I know people are busy, BUHL/ BLISS EOE and drug-free work place. Gandhi was assassinated but it would be great if some available in during national elections by CASTELFORD KINGHILL GENERAL of those who offered help your area. Pen Rider with experience for a suicide bomber. would call occasionally, tell 735 3346 735 3346 feedlot in Declo area. Pay DOE. en years ago: The Call 208-731-6518. me they have an afternoon Twin Falls, TFMR...... Mitchell Report on Mideast or evening free (or even an HAIR SYLIST/NAIL TECH violence called on ...... 735 3241 The Cut Away now hiring Hair Stylist BUY ME. I am a great restaurant hour or two) and give me a & Nail tech. Commission or lease. with fresh & tasty ingredients, Palestinians to jail terrorists little breathing room. Burley, Rupert, Paul, Hailey, Call 208-732-8447 a super customer base & an and Israel to freeze settle- I don’t begrudge one NAIL TECHNICIAN income as well. Your kids or ment activity. Cardinals Kimberly, Shoshone . . . 678 2201 or 735 3302 Nail technician needed for busy grandchildren always wanted moment of the time I have salon in Ketchum. Must have good their own business and for from around the world spent caring for my wife. Gooding, Jerome, Filer, Buhl, Wendell.735 3346 people skills. Training & product $7,995 + limited deposits. gathered at the Vatican for a knowledge will train. 208-727-1708 I would make a great gift! She has, for 50 years, been a Call 503-851-9493. three-day meeting to pon- marvelous wife, a wonder- Jerome welcomes your style. der the challenges facing ful mother and the center of BE THE FIRST TO KNOW TWIN FALLS 1,000 sq. ft. high traf- the Roman Catholic Church our family. Whatever I do fic salon. Located on Blue Lakes and who might lead it after for her can never repay the Blvd. Call 208-308-4447 Pope John Paul II. The comfort, strength and joy EDUCATION Supreme Court ruled, 6-3, she has brought into my life. that a radio host cannot be But I cried (privately) on sued for airing a phone con- Christmas Day after the versation taped illegally by a family had finished our gift third party. exchange, because I had no WAKINGWAKING NEWS ive years ago: Iraq’s new time to go and buy her a gift. prime minister, Nouri al- Please advise your readers CLASSIFIEDS : Maliki, promised to use that if the offer of help they It pays to read the fine print! “maximum force’’ if neces- extend is real, to please Call the Times-News to place your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 sary to end the brutal insur- check their schedules, find gent and sectarian violence some time they are willing racking his country. to give, CALL that friend, PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE Anthony Bell of Baton neighbor or relative and Big profits usually mean big risks. 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Classifieds It’s&ODVVLÀHGV_&ODVVLÀHGV_&ODVVLÀHGV_&ODVVLÀHGV_&ODVVLÀHGV easy to advertise in the Classifieds. 733-0931 ext. 2 6RPHGD\ 0RQWK 'D\ KIMBERLY 924 Sq ft Home, 2 bedroom 2523 9th Ave E. 1 Bath. Beautiful 4 bdrm home in By Owner, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, built OPEN 11-1 PM. cul-de-sac. Very big fenced back- Beautiful 4 bdrm, 3 bath home. 2006. House 1515 sqft, 2 car Clean and yard. Bonus/hobby room. One garage 576 sqft Vaulted ceilings $229,000. level. $224,900. Motivated Seller. Updated Home Call Kilah 731-1505 in main living & master bedroom, Located at 2637 Joshua Way fenced fully, central forced air Magic Valley Realty 208-736-1918 MLS#98458971 NEW LISTING IN KIMBERLY! heat/AC, Pergo type flooring in 3 bdrm, 1 bath, large family room. kitchen & dining, custom window $69,900 Over 1474 sq ft of living space. Let your garage sale be all it treatments included, vinyl siding, 617 13TH AVE. N., BUHL Large corner lot w/fenced back can be. Advertise the time bonus garage attic storage. yard & covered patio. Bay window Priced to Sell: $127,900. Call Terry Winkle at 490-1022 in family room. All newer vinyl and date in the Classifieds. Located at 475 Lacasa Loop. windows. Single carport. 733.0931 ext 2 (208) 731-4941 Prudential Idaho Homes & Properties Listing #110071 ~ $109,900. DECLO Call Povlsen Realtors 208-678-5777 AWESOME ACREAGE 2 WONDERFUL HOMES! RUPERT & FAMILY HOME! For Sale by Owner. 5 bdrm, 2 bath, 3000 sq. ft. home. Very convenient location. Walk to school and church. Super Cute inside! Huge food storage room, Luxury Home 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath, fenced yard, auto sprinklers, 4096 sq. ft., granite counters, shed, fruit trees, garden and heated tile, loft, open and bright. more. $149,000. 5 patios. River view and access. 208-654-9263 or 801-358-1837 Very comfortable. $360,000. 609 3rd Ave E, Jerome Call 208-436-4927. See at SALE FAILED GREAT 2ND CHANCE For RD Buyer or INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY www.70pelicandrive.blogspot.com for Good Cash Flow on this NE Jerome 3 Bedroom Home. EZ Care Metal Exterior. Call to Make Your Offer. MLS# 98457852 $45,900 TAX DEED PROPERTY FOR SALE BY JEROME COUNTY Enjoy this family friendly house located in EQUAL HOUSING COMMISSIONERS OPPORTUNITIES Sealed bids will be accepted Bushwood Estates. Conveniently located between All real estate advertising in this through 4:00 p.m. on May 26, newspaper is subject to the Fair 2011, and opened at 10:00 a.m. Twin Falls and Filer. 4 bedrooms and an offi ce, Housing Act which makes it on May 27, 2011, by the Jerome County Commissioners or their 3 full bathrooms, Great room, Bonus room, huge illegal to advertise “any designee, followed by a public preference limitation or auction with bidding to begin master suite, full vinyl fence on 1 acre with room discrimination based on race, with the highest sealed bid color, religion, sex, handicap, amount. Sealed bids are to be for the RV and toys or space to build a shop. familial status, or national origin marked “Property Bids” MLS# 98460753 1421 Poplar Ave , Twin Falls or an intention to make any such delivered to the County JEWEL IN THE ROUGH BACK ON THE MARKET. Vintage Home on Lovely Tree preference limitation or Commissioners' office, 300 Lined Poplar Street. Needs Your TLC. Over 2000 Sq.Ft.on the Main PLUS Huge North Lincoln, Suite 300, $298,500 discrimination. “Familial status Jerome, Idaho 83338. Basement for more living potential. MLS# 98455955 $93,900 includes children under the age of Public auction to be held in the Call mike for information or to make an 18 living with parents or legal front lobby of the courthouse. custodian; pregnant women and Said Property is described as appointment to see this house: Call Bobbi Kelley people securing custody or follows: children under 18, Lot 2, Block 137 Mike Erickson 308-4207 731 2806 Jerome Townsite Prudential Idaho Homes & Properties Canyonside Irwin Realty This newspaper will not Jerome County, ID Located at: 125 East Avenue E, knowingly accept any advertising Jerome, ID for real estate which is in violation Assessor's Parcel# We of the law. Our readers are RPJ13701370020A hereby informed that all dwellings Minimum bid for this property to Know advertised in this newspaper are be: $5,500.00 Since 1973 available on an equal opportunity Terms of the sale are cash or The Value basis. To complain of cashier's check to be received Doug Vollmer Denis Vollmer Scott Vollmer Jim Herrett Linda Hartman Joe Costa no later than 4:00 p.m. the date American Broker 420-9199 734-5650 731-3096 539-4870 948-9027 discrimination call HUD Toll-free of the sale. Commissioners Of Living telephone number at 800-669- reserve the right to accept or Real Estate & Appraisal LLC 9777. The Toll-free telephone refuse any and/or all bids. 210 6th Ave E, Twin Falls, ID 83301 Americanrealestatetwinfalls.com 208-734-5650 In Idaho! number for the hearing impaired For information, call is 800-927-8275. 208-644-2720 Mary Childers. OPEN HOUSE TODAY 11 2 PM GOOD OFFICE/SHOP/ Floors are concrete & blacktop. WAREHOUSE Office heating is electric. NEW LISTING – 2 HOMES FOR 1 LOW PRICE Overhead and sliding doors. Was IN JEROME! former bean processing facility. R/R siding, good site storage. Multiple uses for most buyers. Owner will carry contract. 98443583 $390,000 Doug Volmer 420-5650 TERRIFIC FAMILY HOME 4 acres in top condition, new 369 Crestview Drive, Twin Falls metal roof, lots of updates, great Directions: From Addison Ave, N on Washington, W on Crestview to 369. set-up for horses or livestock. Insulated heated shop, loafing Main Home offers 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room and family Huge price reduction, beautiful all brick, 3rd bedroom converted to living area, room. 2nd home offers 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Both homes are in shed & barn with easily returned to 3rd bdrm, new roof and air-conditioner, newer furnace EXCELLENT condition. Situated on park like .67 acres with a 3 steel corral & fenced car carport and vintage dairy barn. MLS #98465899 & water heater, 8 x 20 Bully Barn, fruit trees, spectacular lawn/garden ONLY $125,000. pasture. Realtor Rose Ann Eckrote 208-420-4293 areas. 98406046 $145,000. Jim Herrett 731-3096 owned. 98420432 $359,000 Linda Hartman 539-4870 Prudential Idaho Homes and Properties www.TwinFallsHomeFinder.com Americanrealestatetwinfalls.com 208 734 5650 REDUCED PRICE $164,900 OPEN HOUSE TODAY Directions Washington North, West on Ridgeway and 11:00AM-1:30PM North on Starfi re. Home sits on left side. Awesome Family Home with lots of storage space. 4 bedroom, 2 3/4 bath, family room. Freshly painted inside/out, new sofi ts, gutters, vents, and entire back of home has a covered patio with indoor/outdoor carpeting. Mature landscaping. Two separate fenced yards, lots of cement and 4 ft. gates for the 4 wheelers and large sliding gate for RV. Much more and a must see! 1161 STARFIRE, TF MLS #98468151 $159,950 ANOTHER GREAT LISTING 2373 Forge Court, Twin Falls Beautifully remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath JAMES RAY CONSTRUCTION 1869 Sq.Ft. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath PLUS Bonus home with large family room! Everything in Room. This home features a great kitchen with homhome has been updated. full sprinklers island and an open fl oor plan for entertaining. & fencing in back.Covered patio. Located in HOMETOWNE PLACE SUBDIVISION, excellent NW Location. $135,000$ # 98468002 Realtor Owned Call Victoria Ray FAYE EMERSON (208) 420-9237 734 1025 or 420 3590 Associate Broker, GRI, RN,BSN [email protected] 2011 WCR President South Central Chapter Canyonside Irwin Realty [email protected] Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, May 21, 2011 Classifieds 5 FILER Clean & quiet lg 2 bdrm, 1½ TWIN FALLS Beautiful Meander ROGERSON Turn Key Service BUHL 1, 2, and 3 bedroom homes Point home on Canyon Rim, 4 bath, 14' wide mobile w/storage, Station, Cafe, Convience Store, for rent. No Pets. Call 543-6764 or $450+dep. No pets. Refs. 326-5887 OPEN HOUSE 11 1 PM bdrm, 3 bath, 2 car garage, great Post Office, RV Park, Apartments, 543-8087 after 5pm or cell phone waterfall view, wood & tile floors. A Gas Pumps, Billboards, Beer 731-5584. JEROME 2 bdrm upstairs, sm bdrm must see! 341 Edwards Dr. License + More on 2.78 acres. downstairs, large fenced backyard, Call 208-539-9189 $839,000. BUHL 2 bedroom, 1 bath, new car- 1 bath, no pets/smoking. $650 pet, $525 mo. + $400 dep. month + $600 dep. 405 4th Ave. E. TWIN FALLS NELSON Call 208-234-2566 or 208-219-2337 Call 208-320-0897 or 324-6411 REALTY LLC JEROME 2/3 bdrm, 2 bath, $595- BUHL 3 bdrm, 2 bath, appls, pas- $695 + dep. Water/garbage/sewer 734-3930 ture, well water, large yard, $850. paid. Call 208-733-7818 FILER Country 1 bdrm, appls, $525. HANSEN 2 bdrm, NEW CARPET/ JEROME 3 bdrm, 2 bath mobile WHO can help YOU PAINT, refrig, small yard, $550. homes. $550-$575. No pets. Long sell your property? TWIN FALLS Corner lot, 3 bdrm, 2 term. 324-8903 or 208-788-2817 120 Larkspur Drive, Twin Falls Classifieds Can! bath, appliances, garage, $900. WOW! You can’t miss seeing this gorgeous Brick home, 3 bedroom 2.5 bath. 208-733-0931 ext. 2 The Management Co. 733-0739 JEROME 4 bedroom house with [email protected] den, 1 ½ baths, $995 mo. + $500 Hardwood, skylight, two fi replaces, new kitchen and bathrooms, one of the Cute! Clean! Affordable! Nice, nd 2 bdrm, 1 bath, with large walk-in FILER 3 bedroom, 2 bath, big yard, dep., 606 2 Ave. E. 326-4797 best backyards in town. MLS# 98466741 $165,900 attic, unfinished basement, $650 month + deposit, no smok- JEROME 55 or older, private area, Directions: North on Larkspur Dr. from Addison hardwood floors. New vinyl ing. For information call 280-1274 3 bdrm & 2 bdrm house. Call for windows, fresh paint throughout. information. 208-420-5859 OPEN HOUSE 1:30 3:30 PM Large lot, storage shed. Nice GOODING 1 bdrm, 1 bath, fenced neighborhood, close to schools back yard, no smoking/pets. $475 KIMBERLY 3 bdrm, no smoking/ and shopping. Great starter pets, $700, includes water, sewer, RUPERT 1984 Sahara 14 x 67 mo- + $100 non refundable deposit. home. Move-in ready. 730 Nevada St. 208-539-9633 and garbage, $700 dep. REDUCED! $82,500. bile home, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, with at- 420-1488 / 420-5950 / 423-6348 For more information tached 16 x 20 garage. Home is Call 731-4640 or 420-1496 handicapped accessible and can KIMBERLY In country, 2 bdrm, 1 be moved or stay in current loca- bath, new carpet/paint, no pets/ tion, Schow's Mobile Home Park. smoking. Call 208-410-7279 or TWIN FALLS Townhouse for sale $18,500. For information call 208-731-1911. 208-678-4516 or 208-219-1130. by owner. Very close to canyon OAKLEY 3 bdrm, 1 bath, newly re- rim, trail and Canyon Ridge modeled, W/D hookup, pellet High School. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, stove, no smoking, pet neg. $650 1443 Spruce Ave., Twin Falls 2 car finished garage. Below In accordance with the federal mo. + $500 dep. 208-705-4118 Completely updated 4 bedroom Brick home new paint, carpet, fenced back market price, $162,000. Fair Housing Act, we do not Call Mark 948-9956 accept for publication any real TWIN FALLS yard with RV area. MLS# 98466674 $119,950 CEMETERY PLOT Sunset Memorial estate listing that indicates any ***Breckenridge Estates*** Directions: South from Falls on Locust to Park Sec 355 Rosevale Garden, preference, limitation, or Gorgeous executive home, gated Space 6. $1200 208-746-3813 discrimination based on race, community, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 3 car Spruce Ave color, religion, sex, disability, garage. Access to canyon rim. To View This or Any Home: GRAVE SPACES (3) Sell one or all family status, or national origin. No smoking. Pets considered. at Sunset Memorial, Twin Falls, If you believe a published listing $1575/mo. 1826 Canyon Park Ct. Joe Rockne 358-1999 BRUNEAU Building lots in town, $750 each. 208-420-3133 states such a preference, 208-733-8207 city services available. Call for limitation, or discrimination, TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm duplex, AC, Prudential Idaho Homes & Properties details, 208-845-2188 please notify this publication at appls, carport, no smoking/pets, [email protected]. $500/mo. Call 208-733-3742 www.twinfallsopenhouses.com WENDELL 20 acre building lot with water shares. Call 208-536-6666 or 404-307-2749. OPEN HOUSES TODAY TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm 2 bath, new carpet, 1605 Grandview Drive N, 705 S. Washington St. across from new hospital. 11-12:30 PM $20,000/negotiable. 208-293-4687 JEROME RENTAL PROPERTIES 1044 Lakewood Dr., Twin Falls For Sale or Lease! 5 Bdrm 3 Bath 3,264 Sq Ft Family Rm Living Rm Rec Rm The Heritage Plaza condominiumized professional Sawtooth School District MLS#98464209 $179,900 CLASSIFIEDS office building w/great visibility Directions: from Falls, north on Desert View to Lakewood Dr. and easy access to the US 93 & It pays to read the fine print. I-84 junction that features flexible Call the Times-News to place suite sizes anywhere from 5400- your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 14,701 sq. ft. 491 Heritage Dr. 1:30-3 PM Just West of the Flying J. Up to $48,000 Individual/ FILER Very small one bedroom Realtor Courtesy. Go to house with refrig. Water, sewer Wonderful home w/lots of upgrades, www.gemstateprospector.com paid. 170½ Fair. $425 w/$100 Contact Lori 208-404-4345 deposit. Some pets ok. 539-1427 Large kitchen, Lots of storage, 3 Bed, 2 Bath w/Living Room, Dining Area, OPEN HOUSE TODAY 11 1 PM Family Room, Oversized Back Yard BEAUTIFUL 2150 Selway, Twin Falls VINTAGE HOME. 4 Bdrm 2.5 Bath 2,855 Sq Ft 9 Ft Pella Doors & Windows w/waterfall & Patio. RV Parking. In a very True Gourmet Kitchen Master Suite Retreat MLS#98462053 quiet private setting. MLS# 98466978 3 bed 2 bath, $359,900 Directions: North on Parkview from Poleline Rd. Hardwood fl oors, Now Only Mature landscaping. Rose Ann Eckrote Large Covered Deck REALTOR®, Associate Broker, GRI, SFR, $94,000 159 Buchanan, TF Relocation, Fine Homes Specialist 208-420-4293 Call Today Jeanne Wilson Hosted By Vicki 539-4997 Prudential Idaho Homes & Properties PRUDENTIAL IDAHO HOMES & PROPERTIES www.TwinFallsHomeFinder.com 208-539-4061 OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM! OPEN HOUSES 1:30 3:30 PM 363 Maurice Street N., Twin Falls Directions: From Eastland go W on Filer, S on Maurice. Home on West side of street! Cookies and Milk will be served to the fi rst 647 Mountain View Dr., Twin Falls 292 Whispering Pine, Twin Falls 100 people at the open house. “This is LOCATION!! Nicely maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath Beautiful, spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath Short walking distance to schools, parks, and in a very nice area. Newer furnace. home. Very large, oversized garage. shopping. Very private .25 acre in middle of town. MLS#98455392 142,500 MLS#98459769 $149,800 4 bedroom 2 bath, newly remodeled with new carpet, Directions: Between Filer Ave. & Stadium. Directions: From Filer Avenue go east on Eastland to new fl oors, new kitchen with appliances, and new FOLLOW SIGNS. Whispering Pine & turn south, FOLLOW SIGNS paint! Must see inside! Lots of room in 2,160 sq ft!!” $129,900 MLS# 98430697 Hosted By: Mike Esparza Hosted By: Greater Valley Properties 208-404-1701 Dorothy Geist 280-1087 2 GREAT HOMES OPEN HOUSES TODAY! REDUCED! 223 Southwood Ave.,Twin Falls Located south of town past Swensons market. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage, 1,488 sq. ft. Priced at Only $119,900 NEAR SHOPPING CENTER 11:00 1:00 PM 11:00 1:00 PM 2:00 4:00 PM 2361 Twin Oaks, Twin Falls 167 Twin Circle, Twin Falls 1810 Dorian Dr., Twin Falls Beautiful floor plan for comfortable Lots of room for this price! 3 bdrm, Fresh, Clean home with 3 bedrooms, living. Secluded subdivision, oversized 2 bath home with 1500+ sq ft. Ceiling 1.5 baths and over 1500 sq ft. Super rooms, lots of built ins in garage. fans, ample storage, walk in closet, location, spacious kitchen, tons of 1172 Inca, Twin Falls Over 2200 sq ft. MLS #98457015, soaking tub, and much more. storage. MLS # 98458069, Located south of town past Swensons. Turn left past the $159,900 MLS #98457116 $74,900 PRICE REDUCED!! $118,000 market and Inca is 1st street going right. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage, 1,280 sq. ft. $107,900 Hosted by: CALL KAY KENDRICK 208 948 9400 Troy Clements 731-2984 [email protected] Prudential Idaho Homes & Properties WESTERRA REAL ESTATE GROUP WWW.WESTERRATWINFALLS.COM Classifieds 6 Saturday, May 21, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, $500 & 1 Classified Department bdrm $375, clean, carpeted, WHO can help YOU rent your fenced yd., appls & W/D hookups. rental? Classifieds Can! Classified Sales Representatives $425. 1816 Elizabeth. 733 6095 733 0931 ext. 2 are available from [email protected] 8:00 am-5:00 pm Monday-Friday TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath, newly Call our office in Twin Falls remodeled, W/D hookups, sprin- 733 0931 ext. 2 kler system. $600 Lori 420 7232 or Jamie 280 1465 GOODING 1 bdrm, 1 bath in 4-Plex. OPEN HOUSE 11 12:30 PM TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm., 2 bath, W/D No Smoking, No Pets. $400 mo 413 Arrow Street, Twin Falls hookups, microwave, refrig $550. plus deposit $500. Call 308 6804 Wolverton’s 3 bedroom, 2 bath “Remington” model. Move in ready! security dep & $500. No smoking/ TWIN FALLS/BURLEY/RUPERT MLS#98467436 pets. 215 Locust. 208 539 4602 ◆◆◆◆◆ WOW! ◆◆◆◆◆ GOODING 3 bdrm, 2 bath, no smok- Host Aaron Walker 208 404 9495 Weekly Payments O.K! ing/pets, $675 month + utilities, TWIN FALLS 4 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car No Credit Checks No Deposit $500 deposit. 208 308 6804 garage, new & very nice. W/D All Utilities Paid 60 Channel $124,900 hookups, water softener, DW, mi- HAGERMAN Cable Free Long Distance & Directions: From Orchard go S on Harrison St. S - W on Pheasant Rd. – cro, no pets, $950+ dep. 320 7272 Internet Fax S on Flint St. – W on Arrow FOLLOW SIGNS Hagerman Country Homes now TWIN FALLS 4 bdrm, 2 bath, refrig, Pets O.K. Furnished Studios accepting applications for 2 OPEN HOUSE 12 2 PM 2502 Laurie Lane, Twin Falls stove, fenced yd, sm pet ok. 208 On Site Laundry. bedrooms. Playground, all Absolutely beautiful 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home on 2.5 acres. MLS#98462007 Borah corner of Jefferson. $800 + TWIN FALLS Starting $550 mo. appliances. Rent based on 731 5745 / 358 0085 / 431 8496 Host Bill Workman 308 4045 $800 dep. Refs. 208 731 5745 income, subsidized. BURLEY/RUPERT Starting $450 TDD 1800 545 1855 TWIN FALLS 4 bdrm., 1½ bath, mo. 731 5745 or 436 8383 Call 208 324 1092 $234,900 2200 sq. ft. Fenced yard, new Directions: 1.5 miles south of Curry Crossing-Turn left on Laurie Lane windows, pets negotiable. $850 FOLLOW SIGNS mo. + dep. Call 208 644 6464. TWIN FALLS 4 Bedrooms, OPEN HOUSE 1 2:30 PM 1021 Starlight Loop, Twin Falls 2 Bath House 1372 Valencia St BUHL 3 apartments/duplex, $689 Wolverton’s new 3 bedroom, 2 bath “SPRUCE” plan. $1,000. Dog Friendly 734 4334 mo. + $689 dep., W/D hookups, MLS#98435003 twinfallsrentals.com accept Idaho Housing. 326 4797 This is an Equal Host Aaron Walker 208 404 9495 TWIN FALLS 626 Idaho St., BUHL Sawtooth Apartments. Opportunity Provider 2 bdrm., 1 bath, $550 rent 1 & 2 bedroom units available $144,900 + $550 dep. Rent based on income. 308-6966 Directions: West on North College Drive to South on Silver Creek Way, West on 342 Teton 2 bdrm., 1 bath, Hear the quiet! Starlight Loop FOLLOW SIGNS $550 rent + $550 dep. Laurel Park Apartments 1725 Manzanita 2 bdrm., 1 bath, 176 Maurice Street Twin Falls OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM 551 Lincoln Street, Twin Falls $550 rent + $550 dep. 734 4195 2 bedrooms, 3 baths. Charming cottage Spiral staircase 2 car garage. Call 208 734 5861 or 208 324 4302 Equal Oppurtunity Provider MLS#98450787 brawleypropertymanagement.com Host Michelle Carpenter 410 1836 TWIN FALLS 953 River Mist, $1100 month. 517 Rose St, $850. 253 BURLEY Like New 3 bdrm, 2 $94,900 Yellow Rose, $850. 1018 Cobble bath, 2 car, 1350 sq. ft. $850 Directions: From Blue Lakes Blvd go west on Filer Ave then north on Lincoln Creek, $1050. Call 208 329 2502 mo plus deposit. 208 420 0421 FOLLOW SIGNS TWIN FALLS clean 5 bedroom, 2 BURLEY Norman Manor Apts OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM bath, great neighborhood and In accordance with the federal 3710 N 2481 E, Twin Falls schools, $950 mo. + dep. 1 & 2 bdrms, $375-$400 + dep. Fair Housing Act, we do not New improvements through out 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Acreage home Large kitchen, hardwood floors, 208 734 9704 or 208 320 7599 accept for publication any real bonus room. MLS#98450329 Manager on site. Call any time estate listing that indicates any Host: Walt Hess 410 2525 TWIN FALLS Newer 4 bdrm, 2 bath, 208 678 7438 ~ 1361 Parke Ave preference, limitation, or single story home, $900. Beautiful discrimination based on race, $235,000 floor plan, master bdrm w/walk-in BURLEY Very nice 1 & 2 bdrm apt color, religion, sex, disability, Directions: West on HWY 30 to 2500 E turn South to Bushwood Estates closet, family room w/fireplace. No w/ garage, excellent location, family status, or national origin. FOLLOW SIGNS pets/smoking. 2484 Paintbrush Dr. no smoking/pets. If you believe a published listing Call Debbie at 510 853 4559. 208 431 1643 or 208 678 3216 states such a preference, limitation, or discrimination, OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM 3703 N 2710 E, Twin Falls TWIN FALLS Newer home, 3 bdrm, please notify this publication at 5 bedroom, 3 bath updated home on 1 acre. MLS#98464504 3 bath, cul-de-sac, gas fireplace, GOODING SENIOR [email protected]. appls, large fenced yard, $1100. HOUSING Host Jim Bails 404 4806 The Management Co. 733 0739 RD Subsidy JEROME 2 bdrm main level duplex, $174,900 TWIN FALLS Newer upscale town Rent Based on Income no smoking/pets, W/D hookup, Directions: From Washington Street S turn west on Orchard(3700) home, 2 & 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car 62 Years and Older, water incld. $550 month. 539 3221 then north onto 2710 E FOLLOW SIGNS garage, fireplace. 1843 Falls Ave East. $875/$975 month + deposit. if handicapped/disabled JEROME No smoking, pet considered. regardless of age. BALTRAY& WESTERN OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM Call 208 733 8207 GAILES APARTMENTS 2251 Canyon Trail Way, Twin Falls 934 8050 Spacious 2 & 3 bedrooms, includes Great 2 story 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with awesome views of the Snake TWIN FALLS North Pointe, newer all appliances, washer and dryer River Canyon from large bonus room. MLS#98460245 clean 4 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car, office, hookups, central AC. Host Dale Condit 316 2800 fenced yard. Avail June $950 1st/last Contact Danna 208 324 0572 TDD 800 544 1833 ext. 298 $209,900 dep. No smoking/pets 208 720 5785 Barrier Free Directions: Washington St. N to Federation Rd. then N on Canyon Trail Way WENDELL 3 bedroom, 1 bath, $595 Equal Opportunity FOLLOW SIGNS month + deposit. 260 West Ave A. Provider 208 539 9950 OPEN HOUSE 1 3 PM 756 Greenwood Drive, Twin Falls Great 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with hardwood floors, shop, & RV parking close to CSI. MLS#98467965 State Laws & Regulations Host Ron Freeman 420 6419 This is an Equal defi ne the minimums Opportunity Provider $115,000 required for a land survey. Directions: From Falls Ave. go north on Lincoln & west on Greenwood Drive JEROME FOLLOW SIGNS Move in to 2011 at The Oaks & WE BELIEVE YOU DESERVE start living in affordable luxury. OPEN HOUSE 1:30 3:30 PM 647 Mountain View Dr., Twin Falls 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car garage and Nicely maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath in a very nice area. Newer furnace. much more for only $578 mo. MORE THAN THE MINIMUM Move in this month & get MLS#98455392 1 month free! Host Dorothy Geist 280 1087 Call 208-324-6969 or stop by Boundary, Lot, Construction Surveys, Subdivisions, Elevation Certifi cates 1911 N Kennedy St, Jerome, ID. 142,500 208-934-4811 Directions: Between Filer Ave. & Stadium. FOLLOW SIGNS. George A. Yerion, PLS JEROME Member: Gooding Chamber of Commerce & the Idaho Society of Professional Land Surveyors Nice, clean 2 bdrm, 1½ bath, $500. OPEN HOUSE 1:30 3:30 PM 292 Whispering Pine, Twin Falls 324 2744 or 420 1011 Beautiful, spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Very large, oversized garage. JEROME, BLISS, WENDELL MLS#98459769 Building Homes in ALL Price Ranges. Clover Creek apartments now Host Dorothy Geist 280 1087 accepting applications for 1 & 2 bedrooms. Playground, all $149,800 appliances. Rent based on Directions: From Filer Avenue go east on Eastland to Whispering Pine income, subsidized. & turn south, FOLLOW SIGNS TDD 1800 545 1855 Call 208 324 1092 This is an Equal Opportunity Provider KIMBERLY 3 bdrm, 1 bath upstairs, $595. 2 bdrm., 1 bath downstairs, $575 + dep. No smoking/pets. 606 & 604½ Center St. West. 1 bdrm condo in Filer, $550 + deposit. 909 881 2045 $122,000 MLS#98466253 $122,000 MLS#98467166 RUPERT 2 bdrm apt. Major appls, 1413 N. Evergreen St. Jerome 1409 N. Date Street, Jerome W/D hookups. IHFA welcome. 3 bed, 2 bath, 1648 square feet. Newer home, great location. 3 bed, 2 bath, 1540 square feet. Large corner lot, vaulted ceilings $475 mo. + $400 dep. No pets. No smoking. 208 358 0673 RUPERT/BURLEY 2 bdrm, 1 bath, We have an excellent inventory of vacant lots. refrigerator & stove, $450 month + We will finance the construction of your home. $400 deposit. 208 670 5770 SHOSHONE 1 Bedroom Duplex, We will PERSONALLY work with you to make $350. 408 & 410 W 5th. 734 4334 $94,500 MLS# 98455916 $92,400 MLS# 98453853 sure your home meets your needs. 216 Borah Ave. West, Twin Falls 873 Mountain View Drive, Twin Falls SHOSHONE Nice 1-2 bdrm apts, 3 bed, 2 bath, 1912 sq. feet. Separate living/family rooms, brick, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2201 sq. feet. Northeast area, large rec. room some utilities included. $175 mo. Call James Ray Deposit neg. 208 309 2166 lv msg. For a No Obligation, Free Quote to Build your TWIN FALLS Home today, 208-734-1025 or 208-280-0518 “New” Falls Ave. Suites. Conveniently located. Close to jrctf.com CSI & next to Fred Meyer. Free Utilities except electric & wireless Internet $68,400 MLS# 98457209 $67,900 MLS# 98457216 2 bdrm apt. $550. 208 420 1301 560 Heyburn Ave West, Twin Falls 378 Harrison, Twin Falls Why Idaho Lending Group? 3 Bed, 2 bath, 1354 sq feet. Front porch, unfinished basement 4 bed, 1 bath, 1332 sq feet. Next to park, 2 story, detached garage TWIN FALLS 1 Bdrm Upstairs Apt $350. 132 Hansen St. E, #3 734 4334 twinfallsrentals.com TWIN FALLS 1 bedroom apt, clean. $400 month + deposit. No smok- ing/pets. Call 420 9460. $42,000 MLS# 98459146 $36,000 MLS# 98461741 TWIN FALLS 1, 2 & 3 bdrm, some 303 Van Buren, Twin Falls 620 4th Ave. North, Twin Falls W/D hookups & some close to 3 bed, 1 bath, 1285 sq. feet. Updated kitchen, partial basement 2 bed, 1 bath, 795 square feet. Cute Cottage, Across from Lincoln School CSI. No pets. Ask about move- in specials. Call 208 734 6600. TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm apts & town homes in various locations, no Here Are Just A Few Of The Options We Offer smoking/pets. $595-$625. FHA MF HOMES? – YES – USDA RD GUARANTEED 100% 208 539 6913 Minimum Fico 620 FINANCING TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath, W/D Credit depth Up to $10,000 in repairs or upgrades free, AC, new carpet, paint & $136,000 MLS#98466247 $121,000 MLS#98466249 counters, no pets. $495. 948 0417 FHA -NO FICO SCORE – fi nanced into loan 2653 Elizabeth Blvd. Twin Falls 832 Eastwind Drive, Twin Falls 620 Minimum Fico TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath condo, 4 bed, 2.5 bath, 1829 square feet. Corner lot home in great neighborhood 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1800 square feet. Nicely landscaped, close to schools MANUAL U/W YES $575. No smoking/pets. CLEAN. Alt Credit = VOR + 2 Utility bills FHA TO 580? – YES – 166 Crestview. 420 6242 Max DTI 31%/43% (exceptions Manual U/W possible w/3 strong comp factors) 12 months clear credit (no collections TWIN FALLS 2 Bdrm, 1½ Bath CONVENTIONAL 3% DOWN? – YES - in 12 months) – depth Townhouse, 783 Bolton St, $575. 24 month Job history 734 4334 700 Minimum Fico twinfallsrentals.com 3% from borrowers own funds 12 month VOR Seller can pay 3% of purchase price Max DTI 31/43% 3.5% own funds (no gifts) TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 2 bath, great $58,000 MLS#98466341 $130,000 MLS#98466936 towards borrowers pre paids and or location, W/D & appls, no smoking 606 Quincy, Twin Falls 635 Castlewood Drive, Twin Falls closing costs COMMERCIAL LENDING or pets. $595 + dep. $200 off 1st 2 bed, 1 bath, 914 square feet. Large Lot, Close to CSI, Detached Garage. 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1473 square feet. 2 story on culdesac, laminate flooring Why? – no upfront Commercial Lending Specialist mo rent w/lease. 208 734 1143 PMI Appraisal? – Jack Bauer TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, spotless, Acquisition Refi nance fresh paint, no pets/smoking, close FREE HUD HOME PHOTO LIST Conventional/Ag/Private Financing to CSI. $550 month. 212 6902 TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath house Please Call (208) 734 0400 NMLS# 181777 License #MBL7170 1139 Falls Ave. E. Suite B Twin Falls at 520 2nd Ave E. New carpet/ flooring/paint. $650 mo + dep. No GEM STATE REALTY. INC. 208 734 5626 www.IdahoLendingGroup.com smoking/pets. Call 208 954 2180. Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, May 21, 2011 Classifieds 7 Business/Commercial Sales Residential Sales Investment Properties Farm & Ranch Sales Land Sales Fling $498,000 11-3 PM $249,000 1-3 PM $137,500 1-3 PM $119,900 1-3 PM 1449 E. 4400 N., Buhl 1430 E 4300 N, Buhl 115 8th Avenue N, Buhl 961 Milner, Buhl Fabulous Home overlooking the Melon Valley One SPECTACULAR CANYON VIEW Spectacular view of (N off Main) Very Nice Stately Charming Home with Huge SPRING ON IN!!!! Very Nice home in great area In excellant of a kind home on six private acres, geothermal water, Snake River Canyon, live stream plus 7 Acres in Pasture, Living Room / Dining Room. All Upgraded: siding, windows, condition with new vinyl siding. 2 Large redwood decks wonderful kitchen for entertaining, private guest room, Immaculate Home, Open floor plan, Light and Bright. counters, tile floors. Raised wooden deck, double garage in large fenced backyard. New 20x24’ heated shop with spacious master suite, daylight basement, quality built,with MLS# 98467722 w/ work shop. A BEAUTY! MLS# 98463566 220V plus carport. New 30 year roof. upgrades throughout! MLS# 98451615 Call Gayle Anderson at 308-8224 Call Ray Sabala at 539-3321 MLS# 98459098 Call Willis Stone at 420-0030 Call Tracy Woolman at 420-2222 $109,900 1-3 PM $99,900 1-3 PM $85,000 1-3 PM $65,000 1-3 PM 112 Clear Creek Drive, Buhl 205 9th Ave N, Buhl #64 Moon Glow Village, Buhl 910 Moon Glo #79, Buhl Move in Ready!!!! If you want to move right in, stop by Newly renovated Vintage Home On 3 Lots near schools, Moon Glo Village Beautiful well cared for home in the Moon Glow Village Real nice mobile home on foundation and see this charming 3 bedroom home with large back parks and shopping. Large family room with gas fireplace, nicest park in town and has everything you need, with in adult parrk, double garage, lots of items included . yard on a quite street. MLS# 98450903 hardwood floors, new carpet, mature landscaping. Large auto sprinklers and lawn care provided. MLS# 98431239 MLS# 98459416 Call Tracy Woolman at 420-2222 basement, enclosed back porch with work bench. Call John Robirts at 543-2200 Call John Robirts at 543-2200 MLS# 98452866. Call Willis Stone at 420-0030 Hosted by Jill Stone $55,000 1-3 PM $34,400 1-3 PM $137,500 11-1 PM $325,000 12-4PM 910 Moon Glow Village #65, Buhl 517 Union Avenue, Filer 1396 Shoestring Rd, Gooding 2819 E. 850 S., Hagerman Moon Glow Village Very nice home, well cared for. Priced CHARMING TOWNHOME IN FILER Carefree living, well Beautiful Home on 1.42 Acres. This property borders Beautiful 3300 Sq Ft Home with pine walls. Lots of tile to sell. Can include furniture, 2 bedroom, 2 bath plus office. cared for, low maintenance in over 55 Community, 1BR, Hagerman and Gooding boundaries. Great area for 4-H and rock work. 4 bed, 3 bath, large family room all on 5 MLS# 98465970 1BATH, Lovely Dining Area, VERY COZY. MLS# 98466627 projects. Wonderful views. Newer Manufacture Home is in acres in Hagerman with great views. Could be purchased Call John Robirts at 543-2200 Call Gayle Anderson at 308-8224 excellent condition, apprx. 2280 sq ft.with HUGE bonus room. with 25 acres for $500,000. MLS# 98455026 MLS# 98467517 YOU MUST COME SEE THIS PROPERTY !! Call Bonny Ross at 539-0795 Cindy Douville (208) 539-1888 $249,000 1-3 PM $198,500 1-3 PM $162,079 1-3 PM $245,000 1-3 PM 11 Bell Rapids Road, Hagerman 2708 Northview Dr W, Hagerman 1104 Mountain View E, Jerome 3455 E. 3500 N., Kimberly Take me to the river... Come view this well maintained Well Maintained Home..Like New! with the bonus Stauffer Estates qualifys for ZERO $$ DOWN BRAND COUNTRY CHARMER Past preserved in well maintained home on 2 acres overlooking the Snake River. Home is of mature landscaping, lg covered RV storage, room for NEW CBH Home and all dressed up for you. 3 bed 2 bath. pioneer home with 4 bdrs, & new kitchen, bths, furn & AC 2192 Sq. Ft. with 3+ Bedrooms and 2 Bath. See you there gardening, outdoor entertaining. Split bedroom plan, great Stunning hardwood & lge island for the kitchen you live without compromising historic appeal. On 2 acres with on Saturday! MLS# 98460453 design, pellet stove and propane fireplace. MLS# 98464864 and entertain in. Roomy master bedroom with dual vanity. room for horses and 4-H projects. 2.5 mi S of kimberly. Call Sara Bullers at 539-6889 Call Kitty Martin at 539-0501 Designer colors in and out. MLS# 98440152 MLS# 98464328 Call Bonnie Boeker at 731-7304 Call Erik Andersen at 420-0125 $124,900 1-3 PM $95,000 2-4PM $279,500 1-3 PM $244,900 10-12 PM 3673 E. 3200 N., Kimberly 173 2nd Ave East, Wendell 2505 E. 3815 N., Twin Falls 1870 Pomerelle Dr, Twin Falls Sharp Kimberly Acreage Spacious single level home on ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE HOME !! This little charming Acreage Close To Town Great family home on 2 acres Just listed and Ready to Sell! Newer Home in North one acre. 1908 square feet. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Large 2bed/1bth starter home has been completely updated and just minutes from town. Offers over 2,800 total sq.ft. with West Twin Falls. 3 Bedroom 2 1/2 bath, Bonus room, 3 kitchen, Dining area, and family room. Covered patio,and remodeled. From interior to exterior. The sellers have done 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room in basement and 3 car Car side entry garage, RV Parking, Open floor plan, front fenced pasture. MLS# 98445545 Eastland South to Orchard an excellent job. YOU MUST SEE THIS HOME, DON’T MISS garage. Lots of RV parking and garden area. MLS# 98466928 and back covered porches, Large corner lot and Beatiful Dr. Turn east ( Left) go to 3200 E. Turn right. Watch for signs. THIS ONE !! MLS# 98459601 Call John Irwin at 731-6510 Landscaping. MLS# 98467574 Call Debra Preece at 420-0476 Call Cynthia Douville at 539-1888 Hwy.30 to Curry Crossing. South approx. 3/4 miles. Call Justin Winson at 280-4663 $204,129 11-1 PM $199,000 12-2 PM $169,900 1-3 PM $159,900 1-3 PM 1903 Northern Sky Drive, Twin Falls 727 Shoshone St N, Twin Falls 2018 Sunny Trails Way, Twin Falls 1514 Busch, Twin Falls CBH Homes Come and see something new in Twin Falls. Lovely Craftsman Style Home with 5 bedrooms, lots LOVELY NEW HOME LOCATION..LOCATION for this WOW! This immaculate 4 bedroom home for the price This charming 3 bedroom home with an office has a wide of updates, located on busy Shoshone St, perfect for BEAUTIFUL and AFFORDABLE NEW HOME. Open Plan with of 3! Ready to move into. You will love the split bedroom open floor plan with the master on the main floor. You are professional offices. Hardwood floors, crown mouldings, 3 Bedrooms + Swing Room as 4th or Den and 2 Baths. plan with a large master bedroom with a garden tub and going to love it! MLS# 98460192 handicap ramp and much more. MLS# 98461358 PLUS 3 Car Garage. COME SEE TODAY. MLS# 98451478 walk-in shower! Plant shelves, high ceilings. Back yard Call Donna Hall at 404-6639 Call Bonny Ross at 539-0795 Call Justin Winson at 280-4663 has vinyl fencing. MLS# 98461733 Hosted by Teri Stokes Hosted By Bobbi Kelley 731-2806 Call Gerry Turner at 420-6101 $158,900 1-3 PM $124,900 1-3 PM $55,000 1-3 PM 1361 Park Meadows Dr., Twin Falls 1212 Park Meadows Dr, Twin Falls 255 Sidney, Twin Falls Large Family Home Great location.. features include 4 Your NEW Home is waiting... This cute 3 bedroom 2 Real Deal Make Offer Approx. 1454 sq. ft. with 2 Large bedrooms, 2 baths, & a fireplace. Close to new hospital, bath home shows pride of ownership. Features include a bedrooms, 1 bath, large kitchen,dining & front room, carport, high school and shopping. Go out into the back yard and great room, park like backyard, deck and more.. come take patio/deck. Great first home or investment property. Just you feel like your’e in a park. MLS# 98462465 a tour today! MLS# 98467982 needs NEW OWNER. Make offer today! MLS# 98453516 Call Judy Holland at 731-3141 Call Tami Gooding 308-8264 Call Linda Virgin at 308-7721 BUHL BURLEY GOODING HAGERMAN JEROME TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS (208) 543-8510 (208) 878-7878 (208) 934-4334 (208) 837-6022 (208) 324-3354 (208) 734-6500 (208) 735-0590 Classifieds 8 Saturday, May 21, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath, up- th stairs apt in 4-plex. $650 plus dep. ANGUS BULLS, 2 year olds and CIRCLE J '05 3-horse 5 wheel, BORDER COLLIE Puppies for MINI SCHNAUZER/ COCKER CASE IH late model 145 Hydraulic Call Bobby at 208-352-0241. long yearlings, free delivery. walk-in tack, stall dividers, good sale. Out of working parents. SPANIEL CROSS 8 month old, reset plow, $8750/offer. 12 row 22” 208-436-3139 or 208-431-1691 shape. Call 208-539-9695 4 males, 3 females, $125 each. spayed, crate & house trained. Monosem, $16,500. JD 20' rotary TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath, W/D Call 208-539-6221 leave msg. Comes with supplies. Has all hoe, $3,700. 208-941-6000 hookup, garage, water pd, close to CIRCLE J 3-horse slant trailer shots. Great with kids. $200. park $725 mo+$650 dep.731-5262 $4800. 2-horse stock trailer $2000. Call 208-320-2057. NEW HOLLAND 1112 Swather 16', CONNECT WITH 3 year old paint filly $1200. CHIHUAHUA long haired male AKC TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., 2 bath du- puppy, black and brindle. cab, rebuilt eng 3 yrs ago, diesel, CUSTOMERS WHO NEED Contact Pam 208-670-0546. good shape, $7000. 208-969-0421 plex, fenced yd, $800 mo. + $800 YOUR SERVICE Call 208-320-1481 or e-mail dep. No pets. Call 208-329-9080. [email protected]. Advertise in the Business WANTED 10-Wheeler Trucks. Run- TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., 2 bath apt. & Service Directory COCKER SPANIEL Pups, AKC, ning or Not. Also chain and hoist $650 + dep. 349 Morningside Dr 733-0931 ext. 2 buff with white markings. 1 male, 4 beds. Call Jeff at 208-670-1041. #2. Call 208-539-3697. females, shots & declawed. 208-654-9391 or 431-9491 WANTED Plows 2, 3, 4 & 5 bottom TWIN FALLS Attractive 1 bdrm, MUSCOVY DUCKS $35 pair. They disks tandem or off set. Grain Drills, appls, garage. Water & sanitation DACHSCHUND help eliminate mosquitoes. We Roller Harrows & Seed Cleaner. furnished. No smoking/pets. $410. have a pond & irrigated pasture Female $250. OLD ENGLISH BULLDOG Call Bob at 208-312-3746. 208-733-0707 Call 208-212-0568 and no mosquitoes. 208-329-4155 puppies, $1200. GELDING Brown bald faced, 14.2 208-749-1948 TWIN FALLS Awesome move-in hands, 13 years old, gentle and DACHSHUND Puppies, AKC, mini, WANTED Tractors and other special. Large 1 bdrm. New carpet/ NATURAL FARM RAISED well broke. $1600. 731-0103 shorthair, adorable. In Buhl. Can misc; repair/salvage/running. paint/clean, $395 + dep. 731-7857 FAT LAMBS e-mail pictures. 405-973-6395 Bob, 208-312-3746 Call 208-829-5054 TWIN FALLS Beautiful 2 bdrm, 2 DACHSHUND-MINIATURE Pups bath duplex, refrig, range, built-in Born 4/10. CKC reg, $100 will hold. RED WATTLE WEANER PIGS microwave, DW, disposal, W/D, Call 208-312-2944 or 436-4495 central air/heat, gas fireplace, for- Reg, $150 or $125 w/o papers, mal dining room, 2 car garage, only 4 left. Red jungle fowl $25. FREE Beagle puppy, 8 mo old male, fenced yard, patio. Water, sewer, 208-678-4099 or 208-431-4098 neutered, all shots. Moving need garbage, yard care included. No to find good home. 208-308-8163 pets/smoking $850+dep. 734-6360 FREE Bloodhound 6 mo-1 yr old fe- TWIN FALLS Clean 2 bdrm, 1 bath, POMERANIAN Pup, 11 week old male, red color. Also German st nd carport, no smoking/pets, $500. Shepherd/Belgian Malinois cross, purebred male, has had 1 & 2 North of Kmart. 208-423-5590 9 mo old male. 208-438-8172 shots. $275. 961-0812 / 961-8308 TWIN FALLS Cute duplex 2 bdrm, FREE Labs, black 6 mo female had 1½ bath, W/D, no smoking/pets, SHELTIE Purebred puppies, shots & brown 1 yr female spayed $585 mo. + dep. 404-3159 3 males left. Priced reduced $200. & had shots. 208-886-9845 208-862-3402 or 670-0458. PLASTIC GATED PIPE TWIN FALLS Downtown, 1 bdrm, 8” & 10” Plastic gated pipe. $385 month + $385 deposit. No FREE Pomeranian purebred, 2-3 yrs Call 208-539-1410. pets/smoking. 208-749-1336 old, cream color, answers to Duke, all around good dog. 316-0659 TWIN FALLS New carpet/paint, 1 “ACROSS THE RIVER HORSE GERMAN SHEPHERD AKC Reg. bdrm, appls, water included, $475. BASSET Pups AKC, 2 tri-males, Like new 2 bedroom, 1 bath, stove, RANCH” summer kids riding Puppies. Excellent bloodlines. Great up to date on shots. 8 weeks old. dispositions. $495. 435-752-3959 electric heat, garage, sm yd, $650. camp, space only available for $350 ea. Rhonda 208-539-2408 Spacious 2 bedroom, appls, $625. 10 kids ages 10 to 15 years old. We also do guided trail rides & GERMAN SHEPHERDS The Management Co. 733-0739 Purebred Puppies & Adults wagon rides. Call now to reserve! BLOODHOUND Puppies, SHICHON Teddy Bear puppies. TWIN FALLS Newer 2 bdrm, inclds All colors available. www.smsgsd.com (Bichon Frise'/Shih Tzu, 208-961-1911 we are in Bliss ID. 2 females, lots of wrinkles. $375. $400 & up. Call 208-404-9434 W/D & all appls. No pets, $625 + Bring your horse or can ride ours. Call 539-6971 or 358-4228. non-shedding hybrids) $350 and $400. 490-2323 dep. 388 Jefferson St. 732-0032 LAB pups, AKC papered, yellow, 7 SPRINKLER IRRIGATION Farmers demagnetize your magnetic soil. TWIN FALLS Nice 3 bdrm, 2 bath, Times-News weeks old, in Twin Falls. $275 If you’ve lost that special pet, each. (559)-967-2030 YORKIE 1 male, 8 weeks old, tail Fred 303-519-3723 / 303-756-3825 garage, AC, water, sewer incl. No st pets $650 + $500 dep. 733-7818 advertise to find them in the Classifieds docked, 1 shots & dewclawed. Classifieds. They’ll be home MALAMUTE pups, 8 weeks old, Will be small, parents are 4-5 lbs. WANTED TO BUY hand lines, TWIN FALLS Spacious 3 bdrm, 1 208-733-0931 ext. 2 parents on site, Call 208-670-1316 Very cute! $250. Call 208-316- 1 quarter mile 4” hook and latch. bath duplex at 213 Richardson. soon. 733.0931 ext 2 and 208-420-0825 1953 or 536-6245 after 3pm/msg. 208-588-5660 Full basement, W/D hookup, car- port. $750 mo+dep. 208-954-2180 TWIN FALLS SPECIAL $525 Honey Locust Ln. Spacious 2 Bdrm Apts. Includes Water 734-4334 twinfallsrentals.com TWIN FALLS Very large, clean, 3 bdrm, 2 bath apt. One half block to CSI. No pets. $650. Idaho Housing accepted. 320-7599 or 734-9704 WENDELL 1 & 2 bdrm apts avail. Immediately. Based on income. Pickup an application at Rancho Verde Apartments 255 Ave F or call 208-536-6244 WENDELL 3 bdrm, 1 bath, all appls included, central heat/air. No pets/ smoking. 208-316-3174 WENDELL Lovely 2 bdrm, 1 bath apt., all appliances included. No smoking, no pets. 208-720-7601 TWIN FALLS AC, cable, WiFi, all utils. paid. Weekly/monthly rates. 1341 Kimberly Rd. 208-733-6452. www.capriextendedstay.com TWIN FALLS Newer furn. home, utilities, W/D, phone, Wi-Fi, cable & housekeeper. $400. 308-3456 TWIN FALLS/BURLEY/RUPERT All utils paid, free cable & Internet. No dep. No credit check Pet ok. Start- ing at $450. 731-5745 / 431-3796 WENDELL Affordable rooms for rent with kitchenette. Also house available. 208-358-0674 BUHL 2 bdrm country mobile home, no pets, $325 month + $200 dep. 208-543-6055 SHOSHONE 2 bdrm mobile home, $420 + $420 deposit. Water/trash paid. Avail now. 208-886-7972 TWIN FALLS Trailer 2 bdrm, W/D, no pet, quiet country park. $380 mo. + $375 dep. Call 320-8496 TWIN FALLS 734-4334 Retail/Office Spaces Various Sizes & Locations twinfallsrentals.com TWIN FALLS Furnished office space, 6 private offices, lobby, conference room, includes utilities Kent 208-280-5352 TWIN FALLS Office space for rent, 625 sq. ft., 560 Filer. $600/mo, wa- ter & sanitation included. 736-8747 TWIN FALLS Office Warehouse, 40x40, newly remodeled, $800/ month. Call 208-733-8548 JEROME commercial spaces for rent-office, retail & restaurant spaces available. 1410 S Lincoln. Call for info 208-740-0648 TWIN FALLS 2-3 booth beauty sa- lon or nail care shop. Good loca- tion. Suite offers fresh paint, floors & lighting. $425/month, utilities pd. 208-539-4907 TWIN FALLS 7800 sq. ft. shop/ warehouse with 1000 sq. ft. office. Fire sprinklers, 3 phase power. $2000 month. 208-539-7426. TWIN FALLS Warehouse with office in down- town Twin Falls. 25,000 sq. ft. brick building. Clear span with 3 phase power. Call Ken Floyd 420-1913 TWIN FALLS Upstairs bdrm, fully furnished, shared bath/utilities, $250. Near CSI. 208-721-1592 aGRICULTURE Get In The Habit! Read the 30 COW CALF PAIRS, 50% black Classifieds cows, nice big frame cows. Calves born in February, March, & April. Call 208-308-4746 Every Day Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, May 21, 2011 Classifieds 9 OTANA OATS TOSHIBA 32" CRT flat screen TV Feed or Seed in bulk. Shoshone. MOVING SALE Appliances, 5 years with remote. Also selling a TV 208-420-6401 old. Refrigerator, Stove & Dish- stand with it. $150. 208-490-1867 washer. Call 404-6839 lv msg. REFRIGERATOR Kenmore, side- by-side, excellent condition, $300. 324-2000 or 320-6278 ALFALFA HAY 1940'S DUNCAN PHYFE DINING Small Bales, $8 per bale. REFRIGERATOR Maytag 24 cu. ft. ROOM TABLE with 3 leaves. Call 208-431-8694. side-by-side, ice maker & ice/water $400. Call 208-308-4613. in the door, $475/offer. 324-3615 BED SETS 3 queen size with mat- tresses, 1 night stand ea, $450/ea. 35” TV on stand, $300. Dinette set with 4 chairs & butterfly leaf, $400. Front load washer/dryer Whirlpool Duet, like new, $1000. 208-316-7575 after 5pm. BROYHILL Quality 4 pc queen bdrm Flat Bed & Semi Trailer for hire. set w/mattress, beautiful oak. Paid Hay & misc hauling. Also have good $3700. $1200/offer. 208-733-7201 WASHER/DRYER source for metal ship containers. COUCH & love seat, $500. Queen Marc 543-5065 or 420-0645 Buy, Sell, Repair Kenmore set $250 mattress, box spring, frame $50. excellent condition. Warranty. Desk & tables. Sirius 20” 24 spd HAY For Sale and Wanted small Call 280-2604 road bike, $200. Lots of stuff. All in bales and big bales by the bale good condition. 208-697-7248 or by the ton. Visa and MC ac- cepted. Delivery on 3 tons or more. 208-320-5560 TWIN FALLS TRADING CO. Gently used furniture, Antiques, rd Cool Junk, Patio & Home Decor HORSE HAY 3 cutting, 125 lbs. Hours: 10-5:30 Tuesday-Friday 3-string, green, barn stored, & 10-2 Saturday $14/bale. 208-539-2722 590 Addison Ave ~ 732-5200 HORSE HAY FOR SALE Small Bales. Alfalfa Delivery Available 434-4404 or 431-9098 T.S.C. Hay Retrieving Ward Auction & Appraisals Covered 1st cutting feeder hay “Putting value to your 1 ton bales. Con 208-280-0839. valuables” Set up Available (208)590-0253 STEEL BUILDINGS Times-News Factory Discounted CUSTOM FARMING 24x36 Reg $13,700- Now $9600 Classifieds Hay, Straw, Corn Stock & Bean 38x50 Reg $25,300- Now $18,800 Straw. Swathing, Baling, Source# 1LF 208-733-0931 ext. 2 Raking, 2-string, Round & Ton 866-609-4321 Bales, Stacking, Disking, Plowing, Ripping & Aerating. Call 208-320-2131 NEW CHEVY CUSTOM Swathing, Raking & Stacking MALIBU LTZ Also 1 ton baling & 2-string baling Competitive rates. Call 208-677-6791 or 650-8882 ONE TON BALING New Rotary Swathers. Will buy straw on the stump. 35 years exp. 208-731-5463 WANTED hay baling job in the Magic Valley area. Have 16x18 New Holland 580 baler, small bales. Have 40 yrs exp. Call Bill 731-1255 MISCELLANEOUS $22,985 324-3900 conpaulos.com ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES Wanted old magazines, toys, Power Sun Roof, 6 Speed Automatic Transmission, 3.6L - V-6 DOHC Engine, Onstar, Outside Temperature Gauge, horse tack, Indian items, jewelry Power Locks, Seats, Mirrors, Power Outlet(s), Steering, Windows, Reading Light(s), Rear Window Defroster, Remote & quilts. Call 208-280-6533 Ignition System, Remote Trunk Release, Satellite Radio, Scv - Speed Compensated Volume, Side Air Bag System, Small Size Spare Tire, Split Bench Seats, Tachometer, Must see this vehicle to appreciate the value. Stk#: 131489 FULLY RESTORED 1951 2 cow trailer built by Soper Trailer Works of Twin Falls. $1000. Exit 168 Jerome Call 208-939-7151. Does Not include tax, title or dealer doc fee. Expires 5/26/11 CERTIFIED ‘06 Subaru Outback ‘08 Subaru Outback ‘04 Subaru Outback ONLY 42K MILES, AWD, 6 CYL., LEATHER, LOADED, HEATED SEATS, CD, POWER SEATS, PRE-OWNED LL BEAN, 42K MILES MOON ROOF, 34K MILES KEYLESS ENTRY 6 YR - 100,000 MILE WARRANTY $ $ $ 152 POINT INSPECTION & 18,900 24,250 11,575 CARFAX® HISTORY REPORT ‘08 Subaru Tribeca ‘08 Chevy Malibu ‘10 Chevy Malibu LT ‘03 VW Beetle GLS CD, POWER SEATS, FWD CD, KEYLESS ENTRY, SHARP, MOONFOOR, KEYLESS ENTRY, GAS SAVER, KEYLESS ENTRY, ONLY 33K MILES 16K MILES ONLY 97K MILES 3.6L 6CYL., LTD 5 PASSANGER SUV, AWD, LEATHER, MOONROOF, $ KEYLESS ENTRY, MP3/CD, 29K MILES 24,900 $ $ $ , , ‘08 Subaru Outback 13 880 18 375 6,950 ‘08 Nissan Maxima ‘06 Toyota 4-Runner ‘04 Volvo V70 AWD, ALLOYS, CRUISE/TILT, LOADED, LIKE NEW!, SUN ROOF, LEATHER EXPEPTIONAL VEHICLE, TURBO, AWD, CD PLAYER, KEYLESS ENTRY, SUNROOF, $ ONLY 25K MILES 4X4, CD PLAYER, ONLY 66K MILES 90K MILES ONLY 37 K MILES 19,975 $ $ $ ‘09 Subaru Legacy 19,875 21,500 12,250 2.5I LIMITED, AWD, LEATHER SEATS, MOONROOF, KEYLESS ENTRY $ 729 Falls Avenue, Twin Falls, Idaho ONLY 21,000 MILES 19,975 749 Falls Avenue Twin 208 734 8860 www.canyonmotors.com 208.734.8860 www.canyonmotors.com Classifieds 10 Saturday, May 21, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho CERAMIC KILN Paragon, extra PRIDE LIFT RECLINER Light blue, ROTOTILLING small yards/gardens. shelves, pedestals, box of cones, recently serviced, well kept. $400. Reasonable rates. $300. 208-423-5614 Call 208-734-5697. 208-733-5408 HQ18 AVANTE QUILTING MA- CHINE with studio frame. Normally sells for $8500. Will sell for $7500. Contact Denise at Hemstitching Etc., 1232 Overland Ave, Burley or 208-878-0236. 44 CALIBER, black powder pistol JACKSON PERKINS ROSES with all accessories, plus leather, for sale, $10 each. $175 208-735-8027 208-737-1462 or 208-731-1899 S&W Elite Gold Grade 1, 20 ga, TIRES 4 Dunlop Mud Rovers, $1300. Nikon Monarch scope 6.5 x TREES FOR SALE ~ Each Sat. 33x12½x15. $250. 2 shelf flat 20 x 44 w/shade, $375. 20 duck in May, 9-2pm or by appt. panel TV Stand, $150. decoys, $40. 208-734-1964 Give Mother Earth a gift she will Call 208 736-9089 after 5pm. enjoy for generations- Beautiful Ornamental Pear & Flowering Plum, Austrian Pine, Spruce & More. Field of Trees ~ 308-3506 GENERATOR Generac 4000 watt, 1218 Washington St S, Twin Falls AIR COMPRESSOR Sullair 185 electric start, $450/offer. “If you plant it, it will grow” CFM, John Deere Diesel, towable, 208-324-3615 low hrs, one owner, work ready. $4800. Call 208-320-4058. CANOE by Coleman, 3 seater, great BOOKS Wanted! I pay cash for old shape, includes paddles, ready to CLASSIFIEDS books. Many topics wanted. Also use, $300. Call or text 490-0321. It pays to read the fine print. old photos. Call 800-823-9124 Call the Times-News to place BUYING Gold & Silver Jewelry, rECREATIONAL your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 Coins, Bullion. Top prices paid. 208-410-5787 HONDA '05 CRF450X, exc cond, YAMAHA '04 YZ450F, nice cond, DINING SET with 6 leather chairs, BUYING gold, silver, coins, proof ridden less than 400 miles, valves well maintained, adult ridden, lots $650, GE refrigerator, almond, and mint sets, Idaho tokens, paper adj every 5 hrs, all stock headlight, of extras, $2850. 208-329-9931 $200, Amigo electric mobility money, jewelry. Highest prices pd. electric start. $3200/or best offer. scooter, $300 208-329-9598 CH Coins www.chcoins.com or call 208-725-5781 Hollis at 208-720-3941 for appt. WANTED Running or rebuildable Deck out! Ready to Ride! Near New! Only 900 miles FAST TREES Grow 6-8 ft. yearly, engine or block for a David Brown $11.95-$17.95 delivered. Case model 1290 tractor. Brochure online at Call 208-432-6928 www.fasttrees.com or call 800-615-3405 WANTED Scrap Iron. Willing to pay ALUMAWELD 21' White Water 50% of what we scrap. Jetboat. 7.5 L, Kodiak Marine Magic Valley area. 208-293-4712 YAMAHA '05 Road Star Midnight V8 with Hamilton 3 stage stain- FISH TANK 29 gal & oak stand, Silverado, 1700cc, 36,700 miles. less steel pump. Heater, power decorations, filters, pumps includ- WANTED We buy junk batteries. Great Shape! Lots of chrome. trim, cabin cover, 1/2 top, ed, $125/offer. We pay more than anyone out Good tires. One owner. Serviced Lowrance depth finder, nice Girls pink/brown twin comforter, art- there. Check us out at Interstate HARLEY '04 Heritage Softail HARLEY '08 V-Rod regularly. $6850. 208-316-3722 trailer with electric winch. One work, lamp, pillows, $50/offer. Batteries. Fully licensed and in- $9672. $10,763 owner, immaculate, must see. Boys brown/orange Quicksilver twin sured to protect the batteries all Call 734-3000 Call 734-3000 $15,900. Call 208-320-4058. comforter with matching pillow, the way to the smelter. YAMAHA '05 Zuma Scooter, 50CC. $20/offer. Call 208-733-0896. Asking $1,375 or best offer. Call 208-543-5356 412 Eastland Drive, 8-5 Mon-Fri 208-316-2178 Andy GLASTRON '73 17', 125hp Johnson motor, Calkins trailer, ski acces- sories, $1000. 208-324-3734 LONE STAR 16' alum boat w/50hp Merc, fish finder, full snap on cov- er, windshield, deck. Great fishing boat, $1900. 208-733-1278 ***USED SHELLS**** Quality~Low Prices~Selection. 208-312-1525 Find the map in our Saturday classifi eds or online after 5pm on Fridays at www.magicvalley.com FLAIR '96 25' Class A, good condi- tion, walk around bed, $9500. Ross Enterprises. Will consider JEROME BURLEY Fri. 20th & Sat. 21st, 8am Fri & Sat. 8-3. Rain or KIMBERLY Estate sale. Entire TWIN FALLS Friday & Saturday TWIN FALLS Sat., 7:30-4:30pm. trade in. 208-539-1616 till 3pm. *MOVING $ALE* Lots of shine, we're inside. Kitchen items, house of furniture for sale: Couch- 8am-? Moving sale. Piano, freez- Fantastic multifamily sale. Nice EXCELLENT items to buy and appliances, women clothes, es, beds, exercise equipment, pool ers, clothing, too much to list! mens/ladies/children's clothes & GULFSTREAM ULTRA '98 Class C, several yard sales on the same shoes, purses, jewlery, craft items, table, dressers, tools, outdoor sets 745 Beta Circle shoes, large AC, 19” color TV Ford V10, 28', AC, auto, queen street...everything must go. Will be 5hp rear tine rototiller. & BBQ's, X-box, office stuff and w/remote, bikes, jewelry, tools th bed, generator, 88K miles, held again on the next Fri/Sat for 612 Highland Dr (Off 4 Ave E) too much more to list! Call to make TWIN FALLS Friday & Saturday many misc household items, all in $12,000. Call 208-404-9166. new stuff to sale as well. appointment to see. 423-7021 8-6. Sunday. 9-5. Large yard sale, good condition. Cash only 2674 Brentwood Ave. (off 27th W) JEROME Fri, Sat & Sun. 8-5. Antiques, knick knacks, toys, 205 Avenida Del Rio Antiques, camping, game tables, KIMBERLY May 20 & 21, 8-5pm. In- TIOGA '83 26' Refurbished, new clothes, rocks & lots more. tires, upholstery, very clean, gas, furniture, generators, too much to door Estate Sale. New leather lift TWIN FALLS Sat., 9-1pm. Storage BURLEY Sat 8-3pm. Moving, every- 281 Caswell Ave W Trailer B6 great mileage, $5000 532-4488 thing must go. Couch, chairs, misc list! Don't miss this one! Follow chair, furniture, wood chipper, Unit Sale. Hunting bows, lawn household items, Lionel train. Red balloons. 99 W 600 S washer, dryer, small appls, glass- TWIN FALLS Friday & Saturday, mower, antique furniture, tools, 827 Normal Avenue (1 mi. W Jerome Golf Course) ware, antique radios, pantry shelv- 8am. 3 family sale. Kids and large stationary bike, pool sticks, ing, too much to list, 40 yrs of ac- adult clothes, plus lots more. Carhart's, bar stools, toys, videos, BURLEY Saturday, 7-11am. Moving JEROME Fri. 5/20 & Sat. 5/21 8- cumulation. 101 Banning Dr. 2577 Longbow Dr. movies and lots of misc. sale: Table saw, jointer, radial arm 3pm. More & new scrapbooking 21393 Hwy 30 West KIMBERLY saw, furniture, yard equipment, materials, Silhouette Machine Saturday 9am, like new TWIN FALLS Friday 5/20, 10-5pm & KIT ' 02 Companion 19', clothes, craft & scrapbooking sup- (new in box), complete Design road bike and SUV, sets of living Saturday 5/21, 10-4pm. TWIN FALLS Saturday & Sunday. very little usage. $6,200 firm. plies, books, etc. Runner Machine & accessories, room and bedroom furniture, bicy- Estate/Yard Sale. TV's, stereo equipment, baskets, 208-358-2720 Ribbon, Buttons, Charms, cles, camping equipment, tons of mattresses, and lots of misc. 326 South 250 East Everything must go! th Fibers, Cuttlebug folders & dies, misc. household items. 249 Borah Ave. West 722 Green Acres Drive KOMFORT 5 Wheel, 35', 3 slides, with W/D, beautiful trailer! $15,000 BURLEY Saturday, May 21st, 8AM Cricut, Gypsy-many cartridges, 525 Jefferson St. (street between or best offer. 208-423-5828 to 1PM. The Shockey Sheet Metal misc. electronics, radios, digital & Fiesta Ole and Ridleys) TWIN FALLS Friday, 7-12 & Satur- TWIN FALLS Saturday 7am-? We 35mm cameras, books, tools & cleaned the garage. Sofa & couch, Relay for Life Team is having a th day, 7-2. HUGE Multifamily Yard much much more! RUPERT Fri May 27 9-6 & Sat May big screen TV, foosball table, yard sale. Please come and help th Sale - LOTS of namebrand cloth- (1.4 miles N on Golf Club Rd or 2.1 28 9-2. HUGE-SALE! Tools! ing for teens, women, men, baby, antique dresser, Nordic Track, us fight for a cure. Canning, Gardening, Camping 2593 Burton Avenue miles S from I-84. Turn East onto & children, books, yarn, fabrics, microwave, trimmer, misc tools. Ridge Loop at the Northridge Fel- Supplies. Home, Yard, Office furniture, DVDs, CDs, VHS, Too much to list! lowship Church.) Furniture, Kitchen, Housewares, kitchenware, bedding, lots of home 1875 Talus Loop BURLEY/RUPERT Huge selec- 7 Ridge Loop Linens, TV/Stand, W/D, vintage decor, florals, jewelry, scrapbook- (Washington north to Canyon Crest, tion of furniture. Couches, re- pot-belly-stove & Maytag-washer/ ing items, baby items, printer, toys, then left to Talus loop) cliners dinette sets, TV's, JEROME Friday and Saturday, wringer, Collectibles. Everything games, CRAFTS, & lots of misc. dressers, box spring & mat- 8am-3pm, tools, twin bedroom must Go! 496 S 100 W 673 O'Leary Way TWIN FALLS Saturday 7am. 4 fami- tresses, china hutches, sets, log king bed frame, decoys, (3mi east Gossners & Mini ly yard sale. Baby children and tRANSPORTATION coffee tables, end tables, glass- Wii and games, boxing bag, Cassia Chamber Commerce) TWIN FALLS Sat & Sun., 7am-? adult clothes, bowflex, water ware, home décor, jewelry, clothes and much much more! Nice clean yard sale. One you heater, wood stove, doors, 2 large tools, small kitchell appliances. 1446 Spring Court RUPERT don't want to miss. Namebrand windows, toddler beds, golf clubs, Open Everyday! Mon-Sat 10-6. (Tiger Subdivision) Friday and Saturday 9am clothes $1/each. Fire pit, butcher lots of misc. items. 248 S Hwy 24 Garage and Plant Sale! block, wine & bakers rack, wed- 3180 Addison Ave. E. between Burley/Rupert JEROME Sat only! 8-5. Barbies, Tomatoes, peppers, herbs, antiques, car, furniture, school ding access, something for every- and premium plants. one. 748 Quincy Street TWIN FALLS Saturday 8am-4pm, clothes, tools, air compressor, TV, 3 wheel bike, country roasters, cow sporting goods, clothing, tools, fur- EDEN Fri. & Sat., 8-2 pm. Table & beauty shop hair dryers & chair, and pig collections. 150 cookie TWIN FALLS Sat 8-? Huge Sale niture, ammunition, misc. items chairs, bunk bed frame, hunting & stereos, doll house & furniture. jars, lots of glassware, VHS No Early Sales! fishing gear, lots of baby & kid Appliances, Bowflex, TV's, rocking 37 Ridge Loop movies, lots of odds 'n ends, and chair, clothes-all sizes, bicycles, 833 Arrow Wood Court NOTICE stuff, craft supplies & fabrics, misc. items. 208-436-3670 Classified Advertisers something for everyone. All must collectibles, mirror & misc. JEROME Sat. & Sun., 8-5pm. 26 West 200 North TWIN FALLS Saturday 8am-? 3 Please check your ad for go! 660 Orchard Avenue 2179 Bitterroot Men, women & kid clothes, (Corner of Bitteroot & Eastland) family sale. Furniture, baby furni- accuracy the first day it runs. prom dresses, crib set, pack-in- TWIN FALLS Fri & Sat. 8:30am. ture, fabric & lots of misc. Picnic tables & chairs, planters, The Times-News will only be play, car seats, misc. toddler TWIN FALLS Sat 8am-1pm. 263 Tyler St. FANTASTIC FLEA MARKET wool rugs, small appliances, & responsible for any errors report- toys & books, misc. household MOVING SALE. Rain or shine. Stop 4 Fun ~ Every Sat. 10-5 good household misc. TWIN FALLS Saturday 9am, sound ed on the first day of publication Hagerman. 120 Main St-Hwy 30 items, propane indoor fireplace, End tables, night stand, Yamaha h h lawn aerator\seeder-in-one, pi- 410 Lacasa Loop system, snowblower, tools, golf Please Call 733-0931 ext. 2 Heart of Downtown keyboard, much more. Come on bags & clubs, clothes, Christmas Stretch your dollars with fun, ano organ. Also baked items TWIN FALLS Fri & Sat. 8am-2pm. over. 2201 Selway St available to buy. tree, lights, misc. items. funky, fabulous finds! Clothes (baby/infant (girls), boys, (in Northern Passage Sub'd) 1672 Briarwood Ln. Looking for a great vendor... 251 West 100 North women), shoes, purses, dishes, TWIN FALLS Sat only 7am. HUGE! (S. Washington 2 miles, Call Kay for info 837-4801. porcelain dolls, jewelery, electron- left on 3600 ¾ mile) JEROME Saturday 5/21, 8-2pm. ics, toys, DVD's, PS2 games, play Guns, sporting goods, LOTS of Clothes, metal desk, household and pac, glassware, knick knacks, baby items, clothes, furniture, TWIN FALLS Saturday May 21st, FILER items and miscellaneous. old record albums, furniture, household. CHEAP CHEAP!! 7am to 1pm. Two family yard sale, CLASSIFIEDS Saturday 8-5, Multifamily garage Northridge Fellowship pictures & much much more. 1485 Spurlock Court sale, clothes, toys, household Children's clothing, adult clothing, It pays to read the fine print! 456 Golf Course Road 1212 Parkway Dr collectibles and more! items, tools and etc. Call the Times-News to place TWIN FALLS Sat only, 8-2pm. 862 Trotter Dr. 834 Adell Ave. JEROME Saturday May 21st, 8:00 TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat. Living Es- Multifamily. 2 new wingback re- your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 am to 6:00 pm. Couches, dish- tate Sale. Dishes, clothing, furni- st cliners, coffee & end tables, TWIN FALLS Saturday May 21 washer, Wedgewood kitchen ture, hand & power tools, snow- HAGERMAN serger, Bissell carpet shampoo- only 8am-2pm. Moving sale. stove, bike, audio books, movies, blower, chipper, band & table saw, NEW ENGINES and RE-MANUFAC- Moving Sale! er, Schwinn black phantom Pictures, books, décor and lots of lingerie, shoes, bags, ladies battery charger, lg air compressor, TURED ENGINES and TRANS- Call to schedule appointment bikes, cougar rug, 8 place set- miscellaneous. clothes, lots of misc items, includ- canning/dehydrators, 32' extension MISSIONS. USED ENGINES, 208-969-0780 ting dishes, claw footed tub, lots 1041 Warm Springs Place ing the kitchen sink ladder. 1188 Northern Pine Dr. TRANSMISSIONS, transfer cases, 2622 Martin Drive of misc. 513 Carriage Lane 580 Silver Beach Dr. TWIN FALLS Saturday only 8am- fenders, hoods, lights, bumpers, TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-3pm. HANSEN 8am-4pm, furniture, an- 4pm. Multifamily sale. Electronics, doors, grilles, mirrors, RADIA- PRUETT ESTATE SALE Moving out of state, everything TWIN FALLS Sat only. 8-2. Camper furniture, kids & adult clothes, TORS, etc. 208-734-7090 tiques, motorcycles, pedal bikes, must go. Appliances, furniture, sporting gear, prom dress, house- May 18, 19, 20 (9-6) shell, truck tool box, gas genera- shoes & lots more! clothes, tons of craft stuff, etc. hold items May 21 (9-2) tor, dirt bike, Coors neon sign, 749 Northpoint Dr. 440 Taylor St. 421 Maple Ave. W. 824 Main Street North, Kimberly youth bed, doll house, root beer Antique & Collectible Heaven!! mugs, collectibles & misc TWIN FALLS Saturday, 7 to 4. Tod- TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-1pm. Mercury '63 Comet S22 (mint 803 Greenwood Circle dler bed, dbl stroller, swing, exe- HAZELTON Fri. & Sat., 8am-dark. Furniture, womens clothes (8-16) condition) - '03 Fisher 16' Boat cersaucers, playpens, high chair, Multifamily sale. Old tools, pots & shoes (8-9), home decor, crafts, KARMANN GHIA '72 All mechanical (50hp motor) - Clawfoot Bathtub - TWIN FALLS Sat only. 8-3. Furni- trikes, wagon, kitchen play set, and pans, crafts, afghans, an- antiques, just to mention a bit. work is done. 00 miles on engine, tiques, Beanie Babies, and more. Old Advertising Items – Antique ture, TV, namebrand clothes & lots toys, clothing & lots of misc! 201 Linden (one mile south of of nice misc. items. ready for body shop. Call after 963 South 2000 East Toys - Player Piano with Rolls - 1169 Sparks ST N 6pm 208-720-7201. Step Back Kitchen Cupboard - new Swensen's on S Washington) 560 Magnolia Ave (Next to the Oregon Trail School) HEYBURN Fri & Sat 8am. Stuff a Penny Scale - Guns – Budweiser TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8-4pm. TWIN FALLS Saturday, 8-2. Thirty Sign (rare) - Elvis Presley - years accumulation. Furniture, bag for $3 or a $1. Furniture, BIG Tent Sale. Magnetic jewelry, TWIN FALLS Sat. 5/21, 7-4pm. décor, clean baby boy & adult Roy Rogers - Gene Autry - books, collectible bells, clothing, sporting goods, boat, pontoon John Wayne - Black Mammy Huge 4 family yard sale. Compres- boat, fabric, serger, clothes, col- clothes, holiday, electronics, porcelain dolls, holiday black Bar- sor, inversion table, books, some Nextel radio/cell phones equip., Collectibles - Drug Store Jars - lectibles, home decor, VHS bie dolls, brand new remote con- tools, furniture, household items books, videos, toys, bikes, also Planters Peanut Jar - Candy movies, and misc. trol aircrafts, dishware, adult tricy- and misc. 1053 Hoops Street antiques. Cash only. Machines- Victorian Furniture - cles, lots of misc, more added by 442 Buckingham Dr. 613 Greenbrier (E of Gossners, Depression, Colored, Pressed sale time. 403 Whispering Pine TWIN FALLS Sat. May 21, 8-3pm. TWIN FALLS Saturday, 8am-4pm. look for balloons) Glass - Mannequin - Butter Churn - Pot Belly Stove - Crocks - TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 8am. Multifamily sale. Household items, Stop by BridgeMaxx parking lot for tools, jewelry, handbags, furniture, a big family and 4H yard and HEYBURN Saturday 8am-4pm., Spittoon - Child's Dishes - Lots of material, yarn, beads, Yard Long Prints - Unique Coffee doll heads, some tools, electronics, books, clothes, misc & goodie bake sale! Kids & adult 4 family sale, refrigerator, trunks, much, much more. clothes, toys, books, plus high home decor, girls dance wear, Table - Carved Bear Chair & and lots of miscellaneous. 1167 Eastridge Court speed Internet & more. CHEVY '88 8000 with 8 yard Jester Doll collection, misc. Ottoman - Coffee Pots - Milk Can- 1027 Park Way Drive 1162 Blue Lakes Blvd N dump. Diesel Allison, AT, PS, 548 Birch Drive Granite Ware - Antlers - TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat., 9am-5pm. TWIN FALLS Sat. only, 7-3pm. AC, load tarp, one owner, (By new Heyburn Elementary) Chamber Pots - Multiple Glass Cabinets - Antique Calendars - Topper & bed liner for truck, pool Multifamily sale. Collectible Star TWIN FALLS Saturday, May 21, 9 fleet maintained. $8900. table, golf clubs, couch and love Wars and lots of miscellaneous. to 1. Little bit of everything. Call 208-320-4058. JEROME Fri & Sat, 9am. LIKE NEW Lift Chairs - Bedroom Set - seat, mens and womens clothes 156 Madison Street Clothes, futon, kitchen items. Infant (boy/girl) to 3T (girl) $1/outfit Grocery Cart - Cake Decorating and lots of miscellaneous. 964 Del Mar or $5 bag. Men: XL, 2XL. Women: Items - Insulators- Stereo - Reclining Loveseat – Garden 755 Cherokee Lane TWIN FALLS Sat. only, 8am-? Mul- L, XL, 3X. Maternity L, XL. Baby tifamily yard sale. Dining set, buf- TWIN FALLS Saturday, Sunday, stuff! Toys! Past LDS church on Items - Sled - Yard Art - Coca- Cola Items - Marmalade Geese TWIN FALLS Fri., Sat. & Sun. Huge fet, built-in oven, boy & girl items, 8AM - 5PM. Family Sale! Clothing, Tiger DR. 614 Teresa Court & Ribbon Dish Set – Bedroom moving yard sale. Sporting goods, med-2X clothes, DVD digital sur- toys, electronics, video games, Chairs - Kitchen Table - furniture, lots of outdoor equip, round system, tons of misc items. books, knick-knacks, cell phones JEROME Fri 5/20, 4pm to 7pm & KitchenAid Mixer - TV's - Books - tools, household items, clothing, 898 Wendell Street and much, much more! Sat 5/21 8am to noon. Golf VHS Movies - Old Safe - house décor, antiques & more. All 280 Pierce St. FORD '03 F-550 Cab & Chassis, TWIN FALLS Sat., 7-2pm. Huge clubs, jewelry, dishes, DVD's, Western Art - Gary Stone in exc cond. 2954 Sapphire Dr. 78000 actual miles, power- sale! Furniture, TVs, home decor, TWIN FALLS Thurs-Sat. 8am-6pm. books, leather chair & hassock Painting - Household Items too! stroke diesel, auto trans, PS, TWIN FALLS Friday & Saturday, 8- Coach bags, clothes, dresser, His & Hers moving-in sale. Tools, & much more. Call for Specific Item! AC, under hood Vmax air com- 2p.m. Estate sale - furniture, kitchen items, dining table, new old car parts, furniture, knick- 104 Seminole Circle Saturday Half Price!! pressor. One owner, like new. household, tools, collectibles, mis- skis, toys, kids bikes, tons of misc! knacks & lots more. Cash only. (By Jerome Country Club) Managed by Blue Cow 312-4900 $12,900. Call 208-320-4058. cellaneous. 1105 Sunrise Blvd 1711 Dora Drive South 258 Grandview Dr. S. Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, May 21, 2011 Classifieds 11 IF MAY 21 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: Between now ACROSS and the end of June, extra 1 Accord or exercise or sports can help CONNECT WITH CUSTOMERS Taurus WHO NEED YOUR SERVICE you burn off excess energy Advertise in the 4 Remove the lid and make you healthier. You Business & Service Directory from need to be in good health 733-0931 ext. 2 while Neptune sends energy 9 Crusty wound your way this year because covering this could make you overly 13 In the center of sensitive to outside influ- 15 Not smooth ences. You might retreat 16 Sharpen from confrontations, as well as from loud and noisy 17 Penniless places. In July, the cosmic FORD '95 F-250 with utility bed. 18 Monastery New factory 351 V8 & auto weather improves in some trans, new radials, immaculate 19 Skunk’s ways, so a vacation would fit previous Calif. State owned ve- defense your bill and you can succeed hicle, $4900. 208-320-4058 at anything that requires 20 Immaculate imagination and inspiration. 22 Group of During the month of August, hoodlums put key plans into motion 23 Adhesive and they will fulfill their 24 Debtor’s note promise or hook up with other people for wise,benefi- 26 __ over; is cial advice or hearty support. gaga about FORD '97 Louisville S/A Tractor. Not only is your business Low miles, 300hp Cat 3126 29 Region expertise flourishing in diesel, 7 spd. trans. PS, AC, 34 Makes, as a October, but you may have very clean, one owner truck. $11,900. salary added opportunities through Call 208-320-4058. your social connections. 35 Not long- distance HOROSCOPE 36 Unidentified John Jeraldine 37 Inserts Friday’s Puzzle Solved Saunders 38 Inn 4 One of the 39 Unyielding planets GMC '91 Topkick with 47 ft, Telelect, manlift, Cat diesel, 40 Tell a fib 5 Gallant RIES (March 21-April Allison AT, PS, AC, clean well 41 __ down; 6 Rubik’s 19): Wait for your turn in line. maintained, one owner truck, work ready. $10,900. makes quieter invention When something tweaks Call 208-320-4058. your passions, you tend to 42 Silly as a __ 7 Grows old want it right now. However, 43 Wizard 8 __ education; your insistence on instant 45 Capital of gym class gratification could prove Massachusetts 9 Military title of costly because you are more gullible than usual. 46 Hearing organ old in Japan AURUS (April 20-May 47 Passes away 10 Concluding IHC '83 CO 9670 XL with 150,000 20): If you lose your sense of Actual Miles. 6V92 Diesel with 48 Biting insect musical section purpose, you can find it 7 spd. PS, AC, Jake brake, lots of chrome, new tires, one 51 Hugeness 11 Shortly through a friend. Your owner, in like new cond. $9900. 56 Haughtiness 12 Floating ice favorite special someone Call 208-320-4058. might be able to fire up your 57 Actress Sally 14 Mythical fire- enthusiasm or a trusted 58 Praise breathers advisor can point you in the 60 Canary’s home 21 Troubles right direction. 61 Very angry 25 Lubricate EMINI (May 21-June 20): (c) 2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. You are likely to run into trou- 62 Grain storage 26 Good buys All Rights Reserved. ble if you walk around wear- tower 27 Transistor __ ing a blindfold. You might 63 Trampled 28 In __; tidy 38 Bloodcurdling 48 Truism experience a temporary blind 64 Fragrant wood 29 Ballot caster 39 Dug-up relics 49 Fib teller spot that prevents you from IHC '87 1900 tandem axle dump 65 Lower limb 30 Decorates a of the past 50 Therefore seeing someone’s hidden truck, with 84,000 Actual Miles, 14 ft bed, 6 cyl., diesel, Allison, cake 41 Oolong, for one 52 Deep mud agenda or lack of honesty. AT, Hendrickson suspension, ANCER ( June 21-July good rubber, load tarp, one DOWN 31 Nitwit 42 Departs 53 Anthropologist owner, very clean & well 22): Love might be a many- maintained. $13,900. 1 Beanie or tam 32 Upper body 44 Stopped Margaret __ splendored thing, but it sel- Call 208-320-4058 2 Andy’s radio 33 Neighbor of 45 Loose-leaf 54 Kite feature dom foots the bill. The partner Saudi Arabia paper holder 55 Christmas desire for romance just so you aren’t alone or to invest 3 Public uprising 35 Solitary 47 Actress Burke 59 Pug or boxer in something that fulfills your fantasies might not pay off in dollars and sense. EO (July 23-Aug. 22): Doubts deter you from your IHC 4200 with 180,000 actual CHEVY '06 Duramax 98,000 miles, FORD '98 Expedition, silver, like miles. 8V71 turbo Diesel with $19,000. new condition, new motor w/war- destiny. You might be 13 spd trans, PS, AC, jake, Call 208-731-7898. ranty, $5995. 324-8721 / 404-8518 swimming in a sea of inse- good rubber, wet kit, one owner, work ready. $8900. FORD '86 F-250 XLT Styleside Su- curity. This is not a good Call 208-320-4058. per Cab. $5,250. Good condition. time for key decisions or to 5th Wheel towing setup included. GMC '10 Terrain GM Certified, CD, enter into commitments. Original tailgate and 5th wheel tail- cruise, alloy wheels, $24,915. gate included. Chrome wheels. Technology and new age CHEVY '07 2500 HD ext cab, 4x4, Stock#A6386699C 208-733-3033 6.0L, bed liner, tow pkg, CD, cruise, 133,770 miles. 208-720-4740 ideals solve problems. $22,999. Stock#7E552794D IRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 208-733-5776 NISSAN '08 Pathfinder, 4x4, loaded, 22): You could be suckered in leather, DVD, sun roof, 3rd seat, $21,995. Stock#8C605345 by the scintillating surface.It 208-733-3033 is easy to be taken in by appearances. You should be PETERBILT '79 359 with 400 Cummins and 13 spd. PS & AC. old enough and smart Wet kit, Alloy Wheels, good enough to know what they rubber, lots of polished alum. say about something being Accessories, well maintained, GMC '06 2500HD, ext cab, 4x4, CD, work ready. $10,900. cruise, tow pkg, running boards, too good to be true. Call 208-320-4058. DODGE '05 Ram 1500 Big Horn, 4x4, 4 door, 46K miles, one owner, $18,999. Stock#6E164483D HONDA '08 CRV EX-L, 4x4, IBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): nice truck, $20,998. 208-733-5776 loaded, leather, sun roof, cruise, Reality isn’t always rewarding. SILAGE/MANURE TRUCK Peterbilt multi CD, $23,999. '00 379, shorthood, '08 Burley Stock#8l051208 208-733-3033 You might let folks think you Bed. Call 208-280-0693. are better or more talented than you really are to win them over. Take a new relationship slowly until you know exactly where you stand. CHEVROLET '98 1500 Series CORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Conversion Van by Explorer. 21): Making a promise may NISSAN '06 Frontier Crew Cab, 4x4 Immaculate inside and out. CD, cruise, running boards, tow 180,000 very well maintained not make sense. Your heart DODGE '07 1500, 4x4, air, cruise, pkg, $18,999. Stock#6C449252D miles. Runs and drives like new. 208-733-5776 is in the right place and you tow pkg, CD, $10,999. HONDA '10 CRV, 4X4, auto, CD, Crack in windshield. New are passionate about your Stock #7J602700D 208-733-5776 cruise, air, only 5K miles, $22,999. Michelin radials, trailer hitch, Stock#AC008470 208-733-3033 leather interior, VHS TV, CD, feelings, but this is not a loaded – loaded – loaded. good time to pledge future $4995. 208-650-5687 income or to sign a pay as- you-go contract. AGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Test out a new atti- 5.7L Box Van! tude. It isn’t wise to lock in DODGE '08 Ram 2500 Quad Cab 4x4, long box, Cummins, CD, anything new permanently cruise, running boards, $28,999. CHEVY '10 Express 2500 cargo van today, but you can experi- Stock#8G195595D 208-733-5776 air, auto, certified, $17,999. ment with a temporary look. Stock#A1153320C 208-733-3033 For example, dye your hair CHEVY '09 Suburban 4X4, GM JEEP '10 Wrangler Unlimited Sport blue with something that Certified, rear air, CD, tow pkg, 4x4, hard top, 4x4, air, cruise, tilt, Onstar, $27,940. Stock#9R272499C $22,499. Stock#AL205640DC rinses out. 208-733-3033 ISUZU '03 NPR 208-733-5776 APRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. $8250. 19): Love and lust both begin Call 734-3000 with “L.” You might fall head- DODGE '08 Ram1500 Quad Cab over-heels in love or a new 4x4 Hemi, Big Horn, CD, cruise, 20” wheels, $15,499. acquaintance might make you Stock#8S590177D 208-733-5776 aware of an infatuation. Wait NISSAN '05 Quest, low miles, power hatch, power door, PW, AC, until the dust settles to be sure CD, very nice, only $12,995. this is a real thing. QUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. JEEP '96 Cherokee, 4X4, 5 spd, CHEVROLET '96 1500, ex-cab, 118K miles, very clean, runs great, 18): People may misunder- 4X4, local truck, exceptionally only $4995. stand your intentions if you clean, $8450. CHEVY '11 Traverse AWD LT, 3rd seat, CD, cruise, alloy wheels, rear are vague and indecisive. air, $26,999. Stock #BJ133078C Retreating into a world of FORD '04 Heritage F-150, XL, 208-733-3033 the imagination won’t help ONE OWNER, 42,500 orig. miles, 4.6 liter V-8, 5 speed, 4x4, dual A rare find! Local owner you sustain key relation- air bags, AM/FM/CD, AC, cruise, ships. Don’t hold important tilt, adjustable lumbar seats, newer tires, tow package, standard bed & powwows. liner, shell, excellent maintenance ISCES (Feb. 19-March with records, CLEAN! Asking 20): Your heart can play tricks $10,500. Call 208-539-3854 on you. If your heartstrings CHEVY '07 1500 Ext cab, 4x4, air, are plucked, take some time CD, cruise, bed liner, tow pkg, WWW.MAGIC out to reconsider.Don’t waste $16,440. Stock#71727261 FORD '98 Expedition 4x4 with NISSAN '05 Xterra, 4x4, auto, CD, FORD '05 Mustang GT! 208-733-3033 VALLEY.COM/ 68,000 actual miles, V8, AT, cruise, tow pkg, alloy wheels, 4000 miles. your valuable time or money PW, CC, PDL, excellent tires. $16,945. Stock#5C620840D Call 734-3000 on a pastime or a person that CLASSIFIEDS One owner, very clean. $6900. 208-733-5776 can’t prove their worth. Call 208-320-4058. Classifieds 12 Saturday, May 21, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho WHEN YOU’RE READY TO SELL YOUR CAR, GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH. Advertise Online & in he Paper Lines, Days- ONLY $ | Lines, Days- ONLY $ AND... Add a photo- ONLY $ CLASSIFIEDS Call -, ext. , or place online / at magicvalley.com ASSIST AUTO BROKERAGE CHEVROLET '04 Malibu Classic, MERCURY '08 Grand Marquis, BUICK '78 LaSabre, 4 dr Sedan, takes clean, reasonably priced 57,625 miles, 4 cycl., 4 door, new white, fully loaded, great condition, V8, auto, clean, solid good running vehicles on consignment and gets tires, AC, dark cherry red, very only 31K miles, $20,000. car. $900. Call 208-731-5266. them sold for you. 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More Disappointed Minico goes two-and-out, Sports 2 state track results S Sports 3-4 State tennis, Sports 2 / Scoreboard, Sports 3 Sports SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2011 SPORTS EDITOR MIKE CHRISTENSEN: 735-3239 [email protected] Twin Falls’ Cody Bruins breeze into title game McBride is greeted by his teammates By Ryan Howe defeated Bonneville 11-3 in the other semifinal — after hitting a Times-News writer in the 4 p.m.title game. home run in the It’s Twin Falls’ first state championship game Bruins’ 21-6 win BOISE — Two down,one to go. appearance since 2005 when the Bruins competed over Lakeland in The Twin Falls baseball team slaughtered Lake- in Class 5A. the Class 4A state land 21-6 in five innings Friday to advance to to- “I’ve never been on a team that’s this close with baseball semifi- day’s Class 4A state championship game at Bish- each other,”said Twin Falls senior Cody McBride. nals Friday at op Kelly High School. “After (Bishop Kelly) beat us out of the semifinals Twin Falls coach Tim Stadelmeir said his team last year and (American) Legion, getting beat by Bishop Kelly High has used a one-game-at-a-time mentality with a one in the state championship, it feels like it’s our School in Boise. sharp focus to “win every inning.”Now the Bruins turn to do something special.” (22-5) are seven innings away from reaching their RYAN HOWE/ Times-News ultimate goal. They will face Kuna (21-5) — which See BRUINS, Sports 4 Jerome jubilation STEPHEN MEYERS/Times-News Kimberly teammates Skyler O’Donnell, right, Baxter Morse, bottom, and Sam Bourgeois, center, cheer from the dugout during the fifth inning of the Bulldogs’ 11-2 loss Friday to Fruitland in the Class 3A state baseball tournament in Ontario, Ore. Kimberly baseball falls to Fruitland By Stephen Meyers Times-News writer ONTARIO, Ore. — It was going to take the perfect game from Kimberly to beat power- house Fruitland Friday night. The Bulldogs didn’t get it. Fruitland, the 2008 and 2009 state cham- pion, flexed its power and overwhelmed DREW NASH/Times-News Kimberly 11-2.The Grizzlies will play Payette After winning as the Class 4A team title, Jerome’s girls take a victory lap at Bronco Stadium in Boise. today for a shot at their third title in four years, while Kimberly is relegated to today’s 1 p.m. third-place game against Bonners Fer- ry. “Obviously we’re disappointed. We were Tigers go the distance, win girls 4A track title out here practicing without coaches since October,” said Kimberly second baseman By John Derr many of those coming from the 1,600 meters finished first — Jordan Gentry. “Five or six of us have never Times-News writer MORE ONLINE distance races. Bishop Kelly (81 but by tallying the plus points, stopped throwing, preparing for this, so points) was second, followed by as Musgrave calls them. when you lose, it sucks. But we put ourselves BOISE — Elmer Musgrave’s SEE more photos from the Twin Falls (68 points). Canyon In essence, Jerome exceeded in a position to take a trophy home and fishing days in Oregon will be- state track meet. Ridge tallied 27 points while expectations all night. (someday) win a state title.It just didn’t hap- gin with a smile on his face. MAGICVALLEY.COM Minco had 26. “The girls told me before the pen today.” The Jerome girls track team Jerome didn’t claim the title meet they were going to win it Like in its win over Snake River in the first sent its retiring coach off with a Bronco stadium in Boise. by piling up gold medals — only round, Kimberly (20-4) jumped out early, Class 4A state title Thursday at The Tigers tallied 96 points, Mackenzie Chojnacky in the See JEROME, Sports 4 only this time it couldn’t keep the opponent down all game. Seth Morris led off the game with a double and Ridge Lee and James Higginbotham smacked RBI doubles to give the Bulldogs a Bruins’ Harris wins 800 and 1,600 2-0 lead, which they held until the fourth in- ning. By David Bashore circumstances,” he said referring to In the top of the fourth, Joe Mortarano and Thursday’s disappointment. “I really Matt Erskine hit RBI singles for the Grizzlies Times-News writer wanted redemption. I’ve learned a lot (23-1) and another run scored on a sacrifice mentally from this meet. Last year I Twin Falls’ fly. BOISE — Erik Harris desperately won the 8 and settled for second in Erik Harris The knockout punch came courtesy a wanted redemption for the chance he the 16, but I’ve learned to turn around towering home run over the centerfield wall missed Thursday night. On Friday, he competes in from that wanting to win the last 386 feet deep by Ryan Wright in the sixth in- got it. the 800 one.” ning to put Fruitland up 7-2. Twice. meters dur- Harris surged past Paris in the final Kimberly meanwhile, didn’t manage an- Harris cruised to a successful de- ing the 100 meters after the Wood River sen- other hit after the first inning and drew only fense of his Class 4A boys 800-meter ior kicked first on the mile’s final lap. Class 4A a walk and a hit batsmen the rest of the game. championship hours before leading With plenty of energy from a slower- state track “A lot like last game, we came out aggres- Wood River’s James Paris across the tempo 800 race, Harris waited Paris meet Friday sive with full of energy, but then we just line in a 1-2 finish in the 1,600 meters, out and blew past him with about 70 stopped hitting,” said Kimberly coach Tom with Harris taking his second title in at Bronco meters to go. Myers. “Credit goes to Fruitland though. as many races. Stadium in “I thought it was a little early to go (Daulton Blackwell) pitched a heck of a game. All that to make up for what the Boise. into the all-out sprint, so I just let him He was the best we’ve faced all season.” Twin Falls junior called a disappoint- go and tried to keep a close distance,” Blackwell had five strikeouts and at one ing performance the day before,when said.“I felt pretty fresh and in that last point retired 12 straight batters. Kimberly he finished fourth in the 3,200 me- 100 I wanted to leave it all out there.” pitcher Seth Champlin was knocked out of ters. “I did what I could, considering the See HARRIS, Sports 4 DREW NASH/ Times-News See KIMBERLY, Sports 4 MVS racer Woll sees Victory Lane, ready to fight off predators By Linda Brittsan that I am driving now. I knew nothing Kendel Woll has been Times-News correspondent about all this when I first started out, the only Project Filter but I had a lot of good support along the Street Stocks driver Kendel Woll knows exactly who is re- way. Two years later I am still at it. I sponsible for getting him into racing. have the car pretty much figured out to get to Victory Lane “I blame it all on John Newell,” he long for Woll, a 20-year veteran of the now.” this season. Tonight’s said, referring to his friend and now U.S. Coast Guard, to evolve into a true That much is certain. double main events competitor.“At least my wife does any- contender. Woll has won both Project Filter will test his true grit way. I just saw a backup car he was “Being the kind of person I am, if I Street Stocks main-event races this in the series’ competi- working on and I mentioned I’d like to was going to do this I wanted to be com- season and leads the point standings by tion at Magic Valley try (racing), and he said, ‘Well, then do petitive. I started fixing (Newell’s) sec- 18 over Chase Carraway. it.’” ondary car.I put a little time and money However, tonight’s double main Just like that, another driver in the into it and got it semi-competitive,” events will either boost or break Woll’s Street Stocks division at Magic Valley Woll said. “Then I decided I needed to LINDA BRITTSAN/ See MVS, Sports 4 Times-News Speedway was born. But it didn’t take buy my own car so I bought the Nova Sports 2 Saturday, May 21. 2011 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Kimberly softball loses Jerome, TFHS softball squads to to Fruitland in 3A semis, 6-5 play for 3rd place By Mark Liptak Rich Bishop. “Two teams man Rhyli Rayo let Kimberly “She usually gets Times-News correspondent battling it out with a lot on close to 6-5 with the tying stronger as the game goes Jerome, Praegitzer. the line. But what really hurt run on second. But Nellie on,” said Bishop. “Give Times-News Jerome 5, Hillcrest 1 POCATELLO — The third us was missed opportuni- Makings grounded one to (Fruitland) credit. She left Hillcrest 010 000 0 — 1 3 2 Jerome 200 030 x — 5 5 4 time was the charm for ties and in a one-run game Rayo who threw to first to some pitches up and they hit Jerome and Twin Falls Cassie Wood and Taylor Hawkes. Colby Argyle and Fruitland.After being beaten against a team with the kind finish the game as the Griz- them.” will square off today in the Jenna Seamons. Extra-base hits — HR: Jerome, Crystal Luna. in the championship round of hitters they have, it s go- zlies and their fans exploded Kimberly plays Timber- Class 4A state softball Columbia 2, Twin Falls 0 the past two years by Kim- ing to cost you.” as if they had just won the lake for third place at 11 a.m. tournament — but not in Twin Falls 000 000 0 — 0 4 2 berly, the Grizzlies got a Kimberly had runners on seventh game of the World today. Fruitland faces the game they d hoped for. Columbia 110 000 x — 2 5 0 Rainey Dyreson and Brylee Bartlett. Calloway and measure of revenge with a first and second with no- Series. Homedale for the title at The Tigers and Bruins Hudson. 6-5 win in the Class 3A state body out in the third inning, Whitney Carlton blasted 1 p.m. won their state openers Extra-base hits — none. Twin Falls 8, Skyview 4 softball semifinals at Ward had a runner on third with a two-run home run in the In the win over Snake Riv- Friday, but both fell in the Twin Falls 000 000 8 — 8 9 2 Park. two outs in the fourth and opening inning to stake er, Carlton went 4-for-4 semifinals, relegating them Skyview 000 121 0 — 4 5 1 Rainey Dyreson and Brylee Bartlett. Kern and A four-run fourth inning had a runner on second with Makings to a 2-1 lead. Mak- with three RBIs. Makings to play for third place at Szymansia. Extra-base hits — 2B: Twin Falls, Liz Tolbert. HR: was the difference, turning no outs in the fifth and ings, however, was in trou- went 2-for-3 with three noon (MDT) today. Twin Falls, Megan Hinojos, Dyreson. a 2-1 Kimberly lead into a 5- couldn t get anybody home ble most of the game, only RBIs. “We re going to be excit- 2 Fruitland cushion. Kim- against Fruitland pitcher retiring Fruitland in order ed to play them,” said Class 2A berly rallied and had the Ambrea Cuellar. twice. Fruitland 6, Kimberly 5 Jerome coach Adam Fruitland 100 410 0 — 6 9 3 DECLO REACHES winning run at the plate, but A two-run home run by While Makings pitched Kimberly 200 002 1 — 5 8 2 Reynolds, whose team is Ambrea Cuellar and Jarica Martarano; Nellie Makings CHAMPIONSHIP GAME couldn t get the big hit and Kimberly s Jensen Upton Kimberly to a 12-2 opening- and Averie Schroeder. W: Cueller. L: Makings. Extra- 5-0 against Twin Falls this Declo softball coach Kari saw its dream of a third con- got the Bulldogs within 6-4 round win over Snake River base hits — 2B: Fruitland, Steph Rule, Kacie season. Gastanaga. Kimberly, Kelci Kelly, Makings, Schroeder. Osterhout summed up her secutive title end. in the sixth. In the seventh earlier Friday, Bishop said HR: Fruitland, Jandee Carlson. Kimberly, Whitney “Hopefully we get them Carlton, Jensen Upton. team s day with two words: “I thought it was a great inning, back to back errors fatigue wasn t a factor for when it counts,”said Twin “We re ecstatic.” game,”said Kimberly coach by Fruitland second base- the senior pitcher. Kimberly 12, Snake River 2 Falls coach Leslie Phillips. Full box score unavailable. Rightly so. The Hornets “They re a good team and advanced to today s Class we ve seen them enough 2A state championship now and we know what to with a 12-8 win over Orofi- expect. We ll see how no Friday night. Declo beat much girls want third Melba 5-4 in Friday s first place.” round. Buhl has fun in rout of So. Fremont Jerome (18-8) beat Hill- Declo s solid group of crest 5-1 in the first round, two runs and put the Indians four-year seniors led Os- getting an inside-the-park Indians jump out up 13-1. terhout to proclaim, “It s home run from Crystal Lu- Buhl coach Brady Swallow our year,” ahead of today s to commanding lead na and steady pitching played 10 seniors, opening 2 p.m. (MDT) title game from Colby Argyle. By Stephen Meyers the game with an all-senior against Marsing. The Tigers committed Times-News writer lineup. Brinlee Breshears six errors in falling 6-1 to “We wanted to give that pitched both of Friday s Emmett in the semifinals. ONTARIO, Ore. — Buhl s opportunity to the seniors. wins. Against Orofino, While that loss led to some seniors walked away from a The kids were really upset Melissa Carson had two sad faces, Reynolds pointed players-only meeting fol- about the game yesterday triples and a double. Declo out that his squad doesn t lowing the Indians loss in and didn t want to let the exploded for seven runs in start a single senior and the first round of the Class seniors go out that way,” the sixth inning to take should be poised for a huge 3A state baseball tourna- Swallow said. “We played control. Five of the Hor- 2012 campaign. ment Thursday with one much better today.Everyone nets 13 hits in the win went Twin Falls (17-11) scored message: Have fun. stepped up and did what for extra bases. eight runs in the seventh Remembering that mes- STEPHEN MEYERS/Times-News they needed to do.” Jessica Duke and Bres- inning to beat Skyview 8-4 sage and with a return to ex- The Indians will play hears also earned praise for Buhl infielder Kyle Van Patten (22) greets shortstop Matt Hamilton in its opener. Megan Hino- ecuting the basics, Buhl beat Snake River for the fourth- impressive diving catches. after he scored in the Indians 13-2 win over South Fremont Friday in jos and Rainey Dyreson hit South Fremont 13-2 in five place trophy at 10 a.m.today. Said Osterhout: “It s just the consolation round of the Class 3A state baseball tournament in two-run homers in the in- innings Friday to advance to “A lot of people didn t been an outstanding expe- Ontario, Ore. ning, while Liz Tolbert today s consolation final. think we d be here, much rience so far.” added a two-RBI double. “There was a lot of pres- The Indians scored five tlefair was effectively wild, less playing on Saturday. “That was an amazing sure on us yesterday and we runs in the first inning as walking six,but allowed only Now we have the chance to Class 2A state game,”said Phillips. played tight and didn t have Lively hit an RBI single to four hits. He worked his way bring home some hardware,” tournament boxes The Bruins fell 2-0 to fun, so today we wanted to drive home Matt Hamilton, out of a bases-loaded jam in Lively said. Declo 12, Orofino 8 Columbia in the semifinals, Orofino 031 000 4 — 8 7 3 loosen up and throw it, hit it Brody McClain hit a three- the bottom of the first inning Declo 301 017 x — 12 13 4 getting a solid outing from T. Haskett and M. Gilmer. Brinlee Breshears and and field it and just play ball run double and Tyler by inducing a 6-4-3 double Buhl 13, South Fremont 2 Chancey Knopp. Buhl 521 23 – 13 12 2 Dyerson (seven strikeouts, and have fun,” said senior Hansen hit a bloop single play. Extra-base hits — 2B: Orofino, Weese 2, Parks, South Fremont 010 01 – 2 4 1 five walks) in a pitching du- Erbst, Cobbs; Declo, Melissa Carson, Shanice Marks Lively. just over the head of starting Hansen also hit a two-run Hunter Littlefair and Branden Benkula; Rayce Speth, Thompson, Daliss Pickup, Sarah Nunnelee; 3B: Austin Fearn (4) and Colton Maupin. W: Littlefair L: el. Declo, Carson 2. Of course, it s easier to pitcher Rayce Speth to score triple in the fourth inning Speth. smile when you jump out to McClain. and McClain hit his second Extra base hits – 2B: Buhl, Matt Hamilton, Brody Declo 5, Melba 4 McClain (2), Branden Benkula. 3B: South Fremont, Class 4A state softball boxes Melba 000 111 1 — 4 5 3 7-0 lead. Buhl starter Hunter Lit- double in the fifth to score Miles O Donnell. Emmett 6, Jerome 1 Declo 020 012 x — 5 10 3 Emmett 001 003 2 — 6 10 1 Erica Fritzler and Shay Chestnut. Brinlee Breshears Jerome 010 000 0 — 1 7 6 and Chancey Knopp. Katie Carter and Katie Griffith. Colby Argyle, Paige Extra-base hits — 2B: Melba, Kimberly Bangerter; Jackman (6) and Jenna Seamons. Declo, Shanice Thompson, Kylee Matthews. 3B: Extra-base hits — 2B: Emmett, Stoger, Sturtz; Declo, Sarah Nunnelee. Spartans go two-and-out at state Hunt, Wilander reach For first time in 7 “We ll get better in years, Minico returns the summer and we ll 4A tennis semifinals without a trophy be back.” — Ben Frank, Minico coach Times-News Kanellitsas was the only By Ryan Howe District IV participant still It could be an all-District in the championship hunt Times-News writer and effort and they re IV boys singles final at the after the opening day of the working toward a goal, and Class 4A state tennis tour- Class 3A state tennis tour- BOISE — For the first time then we just don t play well nament in Boise. nament in Caldwell. in seven years, Minico re- at the tournament,” said Twin Falls sophomore Kanellitsas beat Payette s turns home from the state Minico coach Ben Frank. Dallas Hunt and Wood Riv- Leo Brito 6-4, 6-0 to reach baseball tournament with- “With the amount of effort er s Karl Wilander reached today s championship out a trophy. they put in, this group de- today s semifinals. If they semifinals. He ll face Fruit- The Spartans (19-8) had served to have a good state win there,they ll face off in a land s Bryce Nattress for the plenty of offense, but run.” rematch of their district title right to reach the title struggled to find consis- Although seniors Win- match, where Wilander won match. tent pitching in a 13-11 loss mill, Redder, Chris- a thrilling affair 7-5,7-6 (8). Community School s to Pocatello in the Class 4A tiansen, Dakota Rupard, Hunt reached the semis Zach Lindahl is still alive in consolation round Friday Jeremy Castaneda, Suede with a 6-2, 6-0 win over the consolation bracket to- at Bishop Kelly High Denker, Nate Hanks and Sandpoint s Kevin Kirby, day. Other area players who School. Zac Delado have played while Wilander won his could still place in the con- Minico s eight seniors RYAN HOWE/Times-News their last high school quarterfinal match 6-1, 6-1 solation bracket include hoped to go out in style, but Minico s K.J. Redder slides safely into third base during the Spartans game, Frank is confident over Moscow s Hunter Community School s Chloe instead their high school game against Pocatello in the Class 4A state tournament Friday at the baseball factory at Levy. Hunt faces Century s Chrysikopolous (girls sin- careers end with a two- Minico will continue to Bishop Kelly High School in Boise. Josh Goodwin in the semifi- gles), Colin Waycott and and-out showing in the march forward. nals, while Wilander Gray Reidinger (boys dou- state tournament. of home runs in his final three-run homer by Red- In fact, that the last time squares off with Hillcrest s bles), Paige Reidinger and “We came here expecting two high school at-bats. der and Winmill scoring on the Spartans didn t earn Brody Wright. Taylor Figge (girls doubles), to be state champs, and not “It s sad that we re done, a wild pitch. But the Indi- state hardware, 2004, they Wood River s boys doubles and Reed Roudabush and even placing is disappoint- but I know that our team ans tacked on three insur- bounced back the next year team of Josh Morell and Char- Chloe Francois (mixed dou- ing,” said Minico senior did really good and we came ance runs in the top of the and won a state champi- lie Grabow also reached the bles). The Community Slade Winmill. “We had out and did our best,”Red- seventh and, despite back- onship. semifinals. They won their School sits fourth in the everything to be a great der said. “I m not leaving to-back solo homers by “We ll get better in the quarterfinal match 6-4,7-5. boys team standing and team and to win it all, but it with any regrets.” Christiansen and Redder, summer and we ll be back,” Twin Falls Jeff Ward and third on the girls side. just wasn t our year.” Pocatello (11-10) scored Minico s final rally fell Frank said. Mike Zitterkopf are still alive Gooding s Rico Mendez Casey Christiansen went nine runs in the second in- short. in the consolation bracket and Angel Garcia can still 3-for-5 with two RBIs, in- ning, punctuated by sopho- “The thing that is frus- Pocatello 13, Minico 11 Pocatello 090 001 3 – 13 14 0 after a 6-0, 6-1 win on Fri- earn third place in boys cluding a home run in the more Bodie Cooper s grand trating for me, in the nine Minico 400 005 2 – 11 16 0 day afternoon. Teammates doubles, while teammates final at-bat of his stellar slam. years I ve been here I Bodie Cooper, Josh Holmes (6), Carson Robbins (6) and Colin Drury; Sager Nevarez, Shay Chandler (2), Natalie White and Kayla Ash Rachel Griese and Celene high school career. After trailing 9-4, Mini- haven t had a senior group Slade Winmill (3), Andrew Frank (6) and Dakota Rupard. W: Cooper. L: Nevarez. staved off elimination Friday Nino were eliminated with Not to be outdone, K.J. co closed the gap to 10-9 in work as hard as this group. Extra-base hits – 2B: Pocatello, Tanner Moore, with a 7-5, 6-3 win in girls two losses in girls doubles. Redder went 3-for-4 with the sixth with an RBI dou- It s frustrating when you Holmes; Minico, Casey Christiansen, K.J. Redder, Winmill, Nevarez. HR: Pocatello, Cooper; Minico, doubles and could still take four RBIs, including a pair ble by Christiansen, a see the guys put in the time Redder 2, Christiansen. home third place. State tennis championships Class 4A In mixed doubles, Wood Boys team scores: 1. Hillcrest 12, 2. Wood River 11, 3. Bishop Kelly 10, 4. Madison 9.5, 5. Twin Falls 7, 6. River s Raleigh Grossbaum Century 6, 7. (tie) Columbia and Pocatello 3.5, 9. Sandpoint 3, 10. Kuna 2.5, 11. (tie) Bonneville, Lakeland, and Jessica Hamilton are in Moscow and Nampa 2; 15. Burley 1.5, 16. Canyon Ridge 1, the semifinals after a 6-1, 6- 17. (tie) Blackfoot, Emmett and Minico 0.5. Girls team scores: 1. (tie) Bonneville and Century 10, 3. 1 quarterfinal win over (tie) Bishop Kelly and Skyview 9, 5. (tie) Blackfoot and Glenns Ferry baseball falls in 2A semifinals Madison. Burley s Alex Madison 6.5, 7. Columbia 4.5, 8. (tie) Kuna and Pocatello 3.5, 10. (tie) Canyon Ridge, Sandpoint and Twin Falls 3, 13. (tie) Moscow, Mountain Home and Wood River 2, 16. Greener and Makena Haynie Burley 1.5, 17. (tie) Emmett and Minico 0.5. Times-News tario,Ore. “We just couldn t get any- Ferry to five hits. are in contention for third Class 3A The Pilots committed five body in. That really killed The Pilots face place. Boys team scores: 1. Parma 23.5, 2. Fruitland 21, 3. Weiser 20, 4. Community School 12.5, 5. Payette 11, 6. Miscues and missed op- errors and had a couple us,”said Uhl. Grangeville at 1 p.m. today No District IV players re- Grangeville 7.5, 7. Homedale 7, 8. (tie) CDA Charter and Clark Fork 3.5, 10. (tie) Gooding and Sugar-Salem 3, 12. portunities doomed Glenns balks to aid New Plymouth s The Pilots got a home run for third place. main alive in the girls singles Deary 0.5. Ferry on Friday night. cause.“We shot ourselves in from Michael Willis in the bracket. Girls team scores: 1. Fruitland 25, 2. Parma, 3. Community School 9.5, 4. Payette 8, 5. Weiser 7, 6. CDA The Pilots saw their the foot,” said Glenns Ferry fourth inning for their lone New Plymouth 12, Glenns Ferry 1 Charter 5.5, 7. (tie) Clearwater Valley and Sugar-Salem 4, New Plymouth 112 044 — 12 7 0 9. Clark Fork 3.5, 10. (tie) Deary and Grangeville 2.5, 12. championship dreams end coach Denis Uhl. run. Glenns Ferry 000 100 — 1 5 5 Class 3A Gooding 1. with a 12-1 loss to New Ply- Glenns Ferry also loaded New Plymouth s Jake Jake Mettenthin and Brady Harris. Adrian Martinez and Clay Anderson. KANELLITSAS REACHES SEMIFINALS mouth in the Class 2A state the bases in the fifth inning Mettenthin got the win on Extra-base hits — 2B: New Plymouth, Lee Massei; Subscribe. Community School s Tim baseball tournament in On- but came away empty. the mound, limiting Glenns Glenns Ferry, Michael Willis. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho SPORTS Saturday, May 21. 2011 Sports 3 SCOREBOARD SPORTS SHORTS No more sneaking up Teammates, family players associations say pro- fessional athletes careers are AUTO RACING for Animal Kingdom honor Killebrew short, and the loss of even part BALTIMORE — Animal PEORIA, Ariz. — Harmon of a season causes personal NASCAR-Sprint Cup GGAAMMEE PPLLAANN Kingdom won t be sneaking up Killebrew s Hall of Fame career and professional injures that All-Star Lineup After Friday Qualifying; Race Saturday on anyone — even coming from as one of the most powerful can t be compensated. At Charlotte Motor Speedway COLLEGE SOFTBALL Concord, N.C. LOCAL behind. sluggers baseball has known That reiterates the NFL play- Lap Length: 1.5 Miles 10 a.m. The colt who came out of was merely a subplot to his ers argument that the lockout (Car Number In Parentheses) HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ESPN — NCAA Division I playoffs, 1. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 135.916 Mph. Class 4A state tournament, Bishop nowhere to win his first race on story as family and friends is causing them irreparable 2. (33) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 135.377. regionals 3. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 134.740. Kelly H.S., Boise 12:30 p.m. dirt in the Kentucky Derby is gathered to say goodbye. harm — the players can t work 4. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 134.236. 4 p.m. favored to win the Preakness What they recalled most was 5. (25) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 133.670. ESPN — NCAA Division I playoffs, out, or sign contracts with any 6. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 133.657. Championship, Twin Falls vs. Kuna regionals Stakes on Saturday. Killebrew the gentle, caring of the 32 clubs while the lock- 7. (4) Kasey Kahne, Toyota, 133.296. Class 3A state tournament, 8. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 133.284. 3 p.m. “I feel more relaxed than I have man who treated all those he out persists. A federal judge in 9. (1) Jamie Mcmurray, Chevrolet, 132.990. Treasure Valley CC, Ontario, Ore. ESPN — NCAA Division I playoffs, 10. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 132.737. 10 a.m. all week,”trainer Graham encountered with respect. Minnesota agreed and lifted the 11. (5) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 132.639. regionals Motion said Friday.“I think I ve Several hundred mourners, 12. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 132.630. Consolation, Buhl vs. Snake River CYCLING lockout April 25, but the league 13. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 132.512. 1 p.m. done what I can do and it s real- including past and present appealed. 14. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 132.158. 5 p.m. 15. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 132.123. Third place, Kimberly vs. Bonners VERSUS — Tour of California, stage ly out of my hands now. The members of the Minnesota The appeals court reversed 16. (22) Kurt Busch, Dodge, 131.240. Ferry 17. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 130.091. 7,Claremont to Mount Baldy, Calif. nerve-racking stuff is just get- Twins, attended Killebrew s U.S. District Judge Susan 18. (00) David Reutimann, Toyota, 132.713. Class 2A state tournament, Rodeo GOLF ting the training done and just funeral service at a suburban Richard Nelson s decision just Park, Nampa 7 a.m. BASEBALL 1 p.m. trying to keep things straight.” north Phoenix church on a gor- four days later. And on Monday, TGC — European PGA Tour, Volvo If Animal Kingdom can repeat geous sunny Friday morning. American League Third place, Glenns Ferry vs. World Match Play Championship, the appellate court ruled the All Times MDT Grangeville third round and quarterfinal match- his Derby success in the $1 mil- Killebrew, who hit 573 home lockout can stay in place until a EAST W L Pct GB HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL es lion Preakness, he ll set himself runs in his long major league full appeal is heard on whether Tampa Bay 25 20 .556 — Class 4A state tournament, Coeur Boston 24 20 .545 ½ 11 a.m. up for a Triple Crown try in career, died Tuesday at his it is legal. Attorneys for the New York 23 20 .535 1 d Alene TGC — Nationwide Tour, BMW three weeks in the Belmont home in Scottsdale, Ariz., of players were expected to file Toronto 22 22 .500 2½ Noon Charity Pro-Am, third round, at Baltimore 19 24 .442 5 Third place, Jerome vs. Twin Falls Stakes. esophageal cancer at 74. briefs later Friday, in advance of CENTRAL W L Pct GB Greer, Mill Spring Class 3A state tournament, It s been 33 years since an appeals court hearing June Cleveland 27 15 .643 — 1 p.m. Detroit 22 22 .500 6 Pocatello CBS — PGA Tour, Crowne Plaza Affirmed swept the Kentucky 3 in St. Louis. Kansas City 22 22 .500 6 11 a.m. Players unions want Chicago 20 26 .435 9 Invitational, third round Derby, Preakness and Belmont Minnesota 15 27 .357 12 Third place, Kimberly vs. Timberlake 2:30 p.m. to become horse racing s 11th NFL lockout lifted Toms has 7-stroke WEST W L Pct GB Class 2A state tournament, Orofino TGC — LPGA, Sybase Match Play Triple Crown winner. MINNEAPOLIS — The unions Texas 23 22 .511 — 1 p.m. Championship, third round and Oakland 22 22 .500 ½ Championship, Declo vs. Marsing Hall of Fame trainer Nick Zito, for hockey, baseball and bas- lead at Colonial Los Angeles 22 23 .489 1 quarterfinal matches ketball are siding with the play- Seattle 19 24 .442 3 HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS HORSE RACING who will saddle Dialed In, isn t FORT WORTH, Texas — David Class 4A state tournament, Boise 12:30 p.m. ready to anoint Animal ers in the NFL lockout court Toms has gone from a disap- National League All Times MDT Class 3A state tournament, Caldwell VERSUS — NTRA, Preakness under- Kingdom just yet. battle, saying the league s lock- pointing playoff loss to match- EAST W L Pct GB HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD card “I ll become a fan of Animal out should be lifted. ing the PGA Tour scoring record Philadelphia 27 17 .614 — 10:30 a.m. 2:30 p.m. The players associations for for the first 36 holes of a tour- Florida 25 18 .581 1½ State meet, Bronco Stadium, Boise NBC — NTRA, Preakness Stakes Kingdom if he keeps going on. Atlanta 25 21 .543 3 I m not saying Secretariat, MLB, the NHL and the NBA filed nament. New York 22 22 .500 5 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL a brief Friday with the 8th U.S. Toms shot his second straight Washington 21 23 .477 6 TV SCHEDULE Noon Seattle Slew or Spectacular Bid CENTRAL W L Pct GB MLB — L.A. Dodgers at Chicago Circuit Court of Appeals, saying 8-under 62 at Colonial on AUTO RACING yet,”he said, ticking off the St. Louis 26 20 .565 — White Sox the case presents “vitally Friday to open a seven-stroke Cincinnati 25 20 .556 ½ 6 a.m. names of previous greats. Milwaukee 21 23 .477 4 5 p.m. important issues” for the SPEED — Formula One, qualifying for lead. Pittsburgh 21 23 .477 4 FOX — Regional coverage, Oakland Post time is 4:18 p.m. MDT. Chicago 19 24 .442 5½ Spanish Grand Prix unions and their members. The — The Associated Press Houston 16 29 .356 9½ at San Francisco 9 a.m. WEST W L Pct GB 8 p.m. VERSUS — IRL, pole qualifying for San Francisco 24 19 .558 — MLB — Atlanta at L.A. Angels or Indianapolis 500 Colorado 23 19 .548 ½ Minnesota at Arizona Arizona 20 23 .465 4 2:30 p.m. I DAHO H IGH S CHOOL T RACK Los Angeles 21 25 .457 4½ ROOT Sports NW — Seattle at San VERSUS — IRL, pole qualifying for San Diego 19 25 .432 5½ Diego Friday s Games Indianapolis 500 National League MEN S COLLEGE LACROSSE AND F IELD C HAMPIONSHIPS 3:30 p.m. Colorado at Milwaukee, late, extra innings 10 a.m. Interleague ESPN2 — NHRA, qualifying for Cleveland 5, Cincinnati 4 ESPN2 — NCAA Division I playoffs, Moosman, Teton, 10:10.54. 4. Tate Wilson, Teton, Jocelyn Allen, North Fremont, 11:40.01. 4. Carly Summer Nationals (same-day tape) Class 4A Pittsburgh 10, Detroit 1 quarterfinal, Virginia vs. Cornell Boys 10:11.32. 5. Cameron Bischoff, Teton, 10:16.25. 6. Sam Hansen, Butte County, 11:45.18. 5. Tylee Newman, N.Y. Mets 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 5 p.m. Team scores: 1. Rigby 87.5, 2. Emmett 61.5, 3. Loveless, Buhl, 10:17.78. 7. James Withers, Snake West Jefferson, 11:54.37. 6. Katelyn Hill, Firth, Philadelphia 3, Texas 2 12:30 p.m. River, 10:20.66. 8. Dylan Jacobson, Buhl, 10:26.05. 12:08.31. 7. Korbin Traughber, Butte County, 12:18.10. SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, All- Skyview 56.5, 4. Twin Falls 52, 5. Madison 51.5, 6. Washington 17, Baltimore 5 ESPN2 — NCAA Division I playoffs, Columbia 60, 7. Bishop Kelly 40.5, 8. Preston 38, 9. Medley relay: 1. Payette 3:40.20. 2. Buhl 3:42.37. 3. 8. Camille Jolley, Firth, 12:19.31. Houston 5, Toronto 2 Star Race Minico 37, 10. Moscow 32, 11. (tie) Canyon Ridge and Filer 3:43.91. 4. Bear Lake 3:46.19. 5. Kellogg 3:50.53. Medley relay: 1. Gooding 1:55.58. 2. West Side Boston 15, Chicago Cubs 5 quarterfinal, Denver vs. John s High jump: 1. Shawn Buxton, Marsh Valley, 6-00. 2. 1:56.61. 3. McCall-Donnelly 1:57.72. 4. Nampa BOXING Hillcrest 27, 13. Nampa 23, 14. Kuna 22, 15. Wood Florida 5, Tampa Bay 3 Hopkins River 19, 16. Sandpoint 16, 17. Pocatello 14, 18. Michael Frey, Payette, J6-00. 3. John Beer, Filer, J6- Christian 1:57.89. 5. Butte County 1:58.18. 6. Cole L.A. Dodgers 6, Chicago White Sox 4, 10 innings 8 p.m. Jerome 13, 19. Mountain Home 9, 20. Century 7.5, 21. 00. 4. Garret Wendt, Kellogg, 5-10. 5. Brian Valley Christian 1:58.69. 7. Soda Springs 1:58.70. 8. Kansas City 3, St. Louis 0 NBA BASKETBALL Cronnelly, Timberlake, 5-08. 5. William Kramer, Orofino 1:59.07. HBO — Light heavyweights, Chad Burley 5, 22. (tie) Middleton and Lakeland 4, 24. Minnesota at Arizona, 7:40 p.m. 7 p.m. Shelley 3. Priest River, 5-08. 5. Austin Waynetska, Payette, 5- Pole vault: 1. Alison Silva, Nampa Christian, 11-00. 2. Atlanta at L.A. Angels, 8:05 p.m. Dawson (29-1-0) vs. Adrian Diaconu Event finals 08. 5. Colt Davidson, Sugar-Salem, 5-08. Malorie White, West Side, 10-06. 3. Kylie Seattle at San Diego, 8:05 p.m. ESPN — Playoffs, conference finals, Pole vault: 1. Woody Thomas, Payette, 13-06. 2. Weatherford, Nampa Christian, 10-00. 4. Monique (27-2-0); champion Jean Pascal 100 meters: 1. Jake Arslanian, Columbia, 10.78*. 2. Oakland at San Francisco, 8:15 p.m. Game 3, Dallas at Oklahoma City Cody Knight, Nampa, 11.08. 3. JT Cristobal, Mtn Tevan Brady, Kimberly, J13-06. 3. Joseph Bolin, Stamper, Orofino, J10-00. 5. Maggie Murdock, Firth, Saturday s Games (26-1-1) vs. Bernard Hopkins (51-5- Home, 11.11. 4. Jacob Jardine, Pocatello, 11.21. 5. Payette, 12-06. 4. Patrick Bills, Salmon, 12-00. 5. 9-06. 5. Lexie Adams, Grangeville, 9-06. 7. Amanda National League NHL HOCKEY Jesse Gondek, Bonners Ferry, 11-06. 5. Taylor Grover, Melba, 8-06. 8. Brittney Hill, Firth, J8-06. 2), for WBC light heavyweight title Mike Boisvert, Skyview, 11.29. 6. Bobby Rios, Twin Colorado (Mortensen 1-0) at Milwaukee (Marcum 5-1), 11:30 a.m. Falls, 11.29. 7. Kimball Hardman, Twin Falls, 11.34. 8. Tompke, Bonners Ferry, 11-06. 7. Hayden Fitte, Long jump: 1. Melissa Rohwer, Nampa Christian, 18- 5:10 p.m. 9 p.m. Ian Keys, Wood River, 11.38. Salmon, J11-06. 8. Cody Silcock, Salmon, 11-00. 01.50. 2. Britton Bean, Firth, 16-04.75. 3. Bailey Interleague NBC — Playoffs, conference finals, Triple jump: 1. David Murdoch, Buhl, 42-03. 2. Lane Simmons, Soda Springs, 16-00. 4. Emily Yoder, Cole FSN — Welterweights, Alfonso 200 meters: 1. Jake Arslanian, Columbia, 21.87*. 2. Houston (Myers 1-3) at Toronto (Morrow 2-2), 11:07 a.m. Game 4, Boston at Tampa Bay Dante Carter, Skyview, 22.26. 3. Selvester Owens, Galloway, Weiser, 41-10.50. 3. Mike Bach, Priest Valley, 15-11.50. 5. Kayla Jensen, Firth, 15-11. 6. L.A. Dodgers (Garland 1-3) at Chicago White Sox (Buehrle Gomez (22-4-2) vs. Calvin Green Emmett, 22.31. 4. Ian Middleton, Bishop Kelly, 22.39. River, 41-08.75. 4. Andrew Williamson, Weiser, 41- Alyssa Nelson, Wendell, 15-08.75. 7. Kaylee 3-3), 12:10 p.m. SOCCER 03.75. 5. Brandon Somsen, Sugar-Salem, 40-04.75. Holmstead, Declo, 15-03.75. 8. Mercedes Holton, (21-5-1) 5. Cade Owen, Minico, 22.47. 6. Jacob Jardine, St. Louis (Westbrook 3-3) at Kansas City (Adcock 1-0), 8 p.m. Pocatello, 22.50. 7. TJ Richardson, Canyon Ridge, 6. Camden Gillins, Buhl, 40-02.75. 7. Cooper Nampa Christian, 15-01.25. 12:10 p.m. COLLEGE BASEBALL 22.88. 8. Robert Powell, Madison, 22.89. Simpson, Timberlake, 39-05.25. 8. Chase Fiddler, Triple jump: 1. Melissa Rohwer, Nampa Christian, 38- Cincinnati (Bailey 3-0) at Cleveland (Tomlin 5-1), 2:05 ESPN2 — MLS, Los Angeles at Fruitland, 39-01. 03.50. 2. Emily Fielding, Firth, 35-05. 3. Britton Bean, 5 p.m. 400 meters: 1. Jake Arslanian, Columbia, 49.36. 2. p.m. Chivas USA Cade Owen, Minico, 49.79. 3. Ian Middleton, Bishop Shot put: 1. Kollin Cockrell, Salmon, 49-11.25. 2. Scott Firth, 34-09. 4. Katie Nemeth, Orofino, 34-02.50. 5. Washington (Lannan 2-4) at Baltimore (Guthrie 1-6), 2:05 FSN — Texas A&M at Texas Kelly, 50.30. 4. Wari Lado, Skyview, 50.34. 5. TJ Dayley, Fruitland, 47-07. 3. Jacob Bogner, Filer, 46- Vanessa Buttars, West Side, 33-08.50. 6. Cherise p.m. Richardson, Canyon Ridge, 51.25. 6. Derek Chatterly, 10.50. 4. Joey Barbion, Payette, 46-09.25. 5. Jayden Alder, West Side, 33-03.25. 7. Alyssa Nelson, Wendell, Tampa Bay (Price 5-3) at Florida (Vazquez 2-4), 2:10 p.m. Preston, 52.29. 7. Zach Schweinsberg, Hillcrest, 52.72. Infanger, Salmon, 46-01. 6. Jonathan Stephens, 33-01.75. 8. Kaylee Holmstead, Declo, 32-09.75. Detroit (Scherzer 6-0) at Pittsburgh (Correia 5-4), 5:05 8. Derrel Russell, Moscow, 53.86. Payette, 44-08. 7. Rusty Penson, Payette, 43-09.50. Shot put: 1. Megan DeFord, Grangeville, 41-07. 2. p.m. 800 meters: 1. Erik Harris, Twin Falls, 1:58.21. 2. 8. Nick Castillo, Buhl, 43-02.75. Andrea Rodriguez, Marsing, 33-02.50. 3. Kaylee Chicago Cubs (Zambrano 4-2) at Boston (Aceves 1-0), Kent Jones 66-68—134 -6 At Ramsey Park, Coeur d Alene Bubba Roeper, Emmett, 1:59.74. 3. Andrew Chumich, Discus: 1. Jacob Bogner, Filer, 150-03. 2. Austin Holmstead, Declo, 33-01.25. 4. Jessica Bates, Butte 5:10 p.m. Marc Leishman 66-68—134 -6 Friday, May 20 Bishop Kelly, 2:00.20. 4. Brandon Hawkins, Nooner, Salmon, 144-04. 3. Andrew Galloway, County, 33-01. 5. Sadi Andreason, Butte County, 33- N.Y. Mets (Capuano 3-4) at N.Y. Yankees (A.J.Burnett 4-3), Rod Pampling 65-69—134 -6 Game 1: Emmett 10, Pocatello 1 Sandpoint, 2:01.90. 5. Daniel Garz, Emmett, 2:02.03. Payette, 141-07. 4. Kollin Cockrell, Salmon, 131-02. 5. 00.50. 6. Tiff Mcdonald, West Jefferson, 32-00. 7. Tia 5:10 p.m. Bill Haas 67-67—134 -6 Game 2: Jerome 5, Hillcrest 1 6. Michael Sunderland, Minico, 2:02.38. 7. Michael Braxton Morris, Homedale, 129-09. 6. Jayden Conrad, Gooding, 31-05. 8. Harlee Wolfley, West Side, Oakland (Anderson 2-3) at San Francisco (Lincecum 3-4), Lucas Glover 71-64—135 -5 Game 3: Columbia 2, Moscow 1 Cunningham, Kuna, 2:02.39. 8. Brandon Sorenson, Infanger, Salmon, 129-05. 7. Tate Zundel, South 31-04.50. 5:10 p.m. Paul Goydos 70-65—135 -5 Game 4: Twin Falls 8, Skyview 4 Kuna, 2:03.39. Fremont, 128-03. 8. Steele Jones, Kellogg, J128-03. Discus: 1. Megan DeFord, Grangeville, 132-10. 2. Texas (C.Lewis 4-4) at Philadelphia (Cl.Lee 2-4), 5:10 p.m. Tim Herron 69-66—135 -5 Game 5: Hillcrest 5, Pocatello 2 1,600 meters: 1. Erik Harris, Twin Falls, 4:21.24. 2. Girls Laramie Turner, Gooding, 108-10. 3. Kizzy Hulse, Atlanta (Hanson 5-3) at L.A. Angels (Pineiro 2-0), 8:05 p.m. Stewart Cink 64-71—135 -5 Game 6: Skyview 5, Moscow 4 James Paris, Wood River, 4:22.76. 3. Tyler Crofts, Team scores: 1. Buhl 38, 2. Salmon 30.25, 3. Bonners West Jefferson, 103-10. 4. Tiff Mcdonald, West Seattle (Pineda 5-2) at San Diego (Richard 2-4), 8:05 p.m. Brian Gay 64-71—135 -5 Game 7: Emmett 6, Jerome 1 Hillcrest, 4:26.11. 4. Richard Kennedy, Rigby, 4:28.49. Ferry 28.5, 4. Weiser 28, 5. Timberlake 22, 6. Sugar- Jefferson, 103-00. 5. Jenna Seubert, McCall- Minnesota (S.Baker 2-3) at Arizona (Owings 0-0), 8:10 p.m. Stuart Appleby 71-64—135 -5 Game 8: Columbia 2, Twin Falls 0 5. Karl Lundgren, Twin Falls, 4:29.58. 6. Danny Salem 20.5, 7. Kellogg 18.75, 8. Payette 18.25, 9. Donnelly, 100-02. 6. Sadi Andreason, Butte County, Jeff Overton 67-68—135 -5 Saturday, May 21 Pfeifer, Sandpoint, 4:32.26. 7. Michael Gordon, Kuna, Snake River 13, 10. Kimberly 10.75, 11. (tie) Parma, 100-00. 7. Kadee Bonds, New Plymouth, 98-03. 8. For MLB box scores, visit MLB.com Hunter Mahan 67-69—136 -4 Consolation: Hillcrest vs. Moscow, Noon 4:35.21. 8. Cody Fivecoat, Middleton, 4:35.50. Fruitland and Bear Lake 11, 14. SOuth Fremont 9, 15. Brianna Ballantyne, Kamiah, 96-00. Arjun Atwal 69-67—136 -4 Third-place: Jerome vs. Twin Falls, Noon 110 hurdles: 1. Wade Schumaker, Moscow, 14.77. 2. Filer 5, 16. Teton 1. Class 1A Tim Petrovic 67-69—136 -4 Championship: Skyview vs. Columbia, 2 p.m. Brennyn Dunn, Preston, 14.96. 3. Nick Kytle, Canyon Event finals Boys High School Baseball State Steve Marino 66-70—136 -4 Class 3A Ridge, 15.14. 4. Cade Owen, Minico, 15.18. 5. Kyler 3,200 meters: 1. Alice Keller, Salmon, 11:05.20. 2. Team scores: 1. Challis 36, 2. Idaho City 30, 3. Brendon De Jonge 64-72—136 -4 At O.K. Ward Park, Pocatello Wightman, Madison, 15.27. 6. Alexander Ling, Mtn Marquita Palmer, Weiser, 11:23.94. 3. Emily Galbraith, Sugar-Salem, 11:56.84. 4. Brooke Nowlan, Meadows Valley 22, 4. Victory Charter 17.5, 5. Tournaments Boo Weekley 66-70—136 -4 Game 1: Homedale 4, Bear Lake 0 Home, 15.58. 7. Cole Brewer, Columbia, 15.93. Council 16, 6. Hagerman 14, 7. Kootenai 12, 8. North Class 4A Brandt Snedeker 69-67—136 -4 Game 2: Timberlake 2, Sugar-Salem 1 300 hurdles: 1. Wade Schumaker, Moscow, 39.30. 2. Timberlake, 12:11.09. 5. Quincy VanOrden, Snake River, 12:13.90. 6. Skyler Barger, Buhl, 12:14.43. 7. Gem 11, 9. (tie) Mackay, Camas County and Cascade At Bishop Kelly HS, Boise Jim Furyk 67-69—136 -4 Game 3: Fruitland 10, St. Maries 0 Scott Mecham, Rigby, 39.56. 3. Walker Jeffords, 10, 12. Tri-Valley 9, 13. (tie) Prairie, Timberline- Thursday, May 19 Adam Scott 66-70—136 -4 Game 4: Kimberly 12, Snake River 2 Skyview, 40.37. 4. Ryan Wakley, Preston, 40.60. 5. Alexis Moser, Sugar-Salem, 12:17.57. 8. Hannah Chris Dimarco 69-67—136 -4 Game 5: Sugar-Salem 1, Bear Lake 0 Cheney, Teton, 12:26.74. Weippe and Clearwater Valley 8, 16. (tie) Grace and Game 1: Kuna 11, Pocatello 1 Brock Robison, Madison, 40.97. 6. Griffin Morris, Greenleaf Friends 6, 18. (tie) Genesee, Glenns Ferry Game 2: Bonneville 12, Minico 7 William Mcgirt 69-67—136 -4 Game 6: St. Maries 8, Snake River 4 Bishop Kelly, 41.11. 7. Kyle Killpack, Shelley, 41.42. 8. Medley relay: 1. Salmon 1:52.29. 2. Bonners Ferry Kris Blanks 69-68—137 -3 Game 7: Homedale 10, Timberlake 3 1:52.81. 3. Snake River 1:54.82. 4. Buhl 1:54.87. 5. and Highland-Craigmont 5, 22. (tie) Castleford, Game 3: Lakeland 13, Skyview 11 Brennyn Dunn, Preston, 41.43. Deary and Lapwai 4, 25. (tie) Salmon River, Hansen Game 4: Twin Falls 3, Bishop Kelly 1 Zach Johnson 68-69—137 -3 Game 8: Fruitland 6, Kimberly 5 4x100 relay: 1. Nampa 43.60. 2. Emmett 43.87. 3. Sugar-Salem 1:56.17. 6. South Fremont 1:56.25. 7. Kevin Stadler 69-68—137 -3 Saturday, May 21 Timberlake 1:56.33. 8. Payette 1:58.66. and Clark County 3, 28. Lakeside 2, 29. Wallace 1.5. Friday, May 20 Pocatello 44.09. 4. Madison 44.29. 5. Moscow 44.38. Event finals Game 5: Pocatello 13, Minico 11 Greg Chalmers 71-66—137 -3 Consolation: Sugar-Salem vs. St. Maries, 11 a.m. 6. Rigby 44.41. 7. Twin Falls 44.65. 8. Canyon Ridge High jump: 1. Paige Ward, Buhl, 5-04. 2. Marah Robert Karlsson 69-68—137 -3 Third-place: Homedale vs. Kimberly 11 a.m. Ashcraft, Kellogg, 5-02. 3. Jessica Merz, Bonners 3.200 meters: 1. Dylan Crevelt, Cascade, 9:43.72. 2. Game 6: Bishop Kelly 8, Skyview 2 45.15. Conrad Larson, Victory Charter, 9:53.36. 3. Brock Game 7: Kuna 11, Bonneville 3 Bo Van Pelt 68-69—137 -3 Championship: Homedale vs. Fruitland, 1 p.m. 4x200 relay: 1. Skyview 1:29.82*. 2. Emmett 1:31.71. Ferry, 5-00. 4. Paige Timothy, Bear lake, J5-00. 5. Nathan Green 64-73—137 -3 Class 2A Anika Blackmore, Bonners Ferry, 4-10. 5. Nieka Heath, Prairie, 10:15.72. 4. Bryan John, Camas Game 8: Twin Falls 21, Lakeland 6 3. Preston 1:32.03. 4. Rigby 1:32.93. 5. Lakeland County, 10:24.76. 5. Jonathan Miles, Timberline- Saturday, May 21 Anthony Kim 67-70—137 -3 At Orofino HS 1:34.05. 6. Hillcrest 1:34.77. 7. Canyon Ridge 1:51.14. Gutenberger, Sugar-Salem, 4-10. 7. Taylor Sheppard, Consolation: Pocatello vs. Bishop Kelly, 10 a.m. Henrik Stenson 66-71—137 -3 Game 1: Soda Springs 14, Kendrick 7 4x400 relay: 1. Skyview 3:23.23. 2. Bishop Kelly Kellogg, J4-10. 8. Chandler Jacobsen, Bear lake, J4- Weippe, 10:32.50. 6. Eric Klobetanz, Salmon River, Third-place: Bonneville vs. Lakeland, 1 p.m. Spencer Levin 66-71—137 -3 Game 2: Marsing 8, Firth 5 3:25.64. 3. Moscow 3:25.95. 4. Preston 3:26.39. 5. 10. 10:35.52. 7. James Wilson, Challis, 10:40.78. 8. Dustin Championship: Kuna (21-5) vs. Twin Falls (22-5), 4 p.m. Game 3: Declo 5, Melba 4 Rigby 3:31.00. 6. Minico 3:31.11. 7. Twin Falls 3:31.49. Pole vault: 1. Sam Simmons, Timberlake, 11-01*. 2. Green, Challis, 10:41.94. Class 3A LPGA Sybase Match Play Results Game 4: Orofino 4, Malad 1 8. Shelley 3:37.48. Tali Fagen, Fruitland, 10-00. 3. Sidni Wolery, Payette, Medley relay: 1. Challis 3:39.94*. 2. Victory Charter At Treasure Valley CC, Ontario, Ore. Game 5: Kendrick 8, Firth 5 Long jump: 1. Jake Arslanian, Columbia, 23-03.75. 2. 9-00. 3. Deshka Olson, Salmon, 9-00. 5. Lily Weske, 3:46.18. 3. Greenleaf Friends 3:49.20. 4. North Gem Friday Kellogg, J9-00. 6. Sierra Koyle, Filer, J9-00. 7. Talya 3:49.71. 5. Hagerman 3:51.57. 6. Castleford 3:52.49. 7. Game 1: Payette 11, South Fremont 0 (Seedings in parentheses) Game 6: Melba 7, Malad 5 Kyler Wightman, Madison, 22-08.50. 3. Burhan Game 2: Bonners Ferry 12, Buhl 6 Game 7: Marsing 10, Soda Springs 6 Hetemi, Canyon Ridge, 21-03. 4. Derek Chatterly, Murphy, Kimberly, 8-06. 7. Hunter Rainio, Kellogg, 8- Prairie 3:55.77. 8. Lapwai 3:57.53. At Hamilton Farm Golf Club 06. 7. Erin Blackwell, Payette, 8-06. 7. Amanda Pole vault: 1. Kaleb Latimer, Challis, 14-08*. 2. Matt Game 3: Kimberly 9, Snake River 3 Gladstone, N.J. Game 8: Declo 12, Orofino 8 Preston, 21-00.75. 5. Josh Bostrom, Nampa, 20-09. 6. Game 4: Fruitland 14, Priest River 4 Saturday, May 21 Emilio Honores, Kuna, 20-07.25. 7. Derek Cherry, Worthy, Salmon, 8-06. Helm, Challis, 13-06. 3. Graydon Myhre, Kootenai, Purse: $1.5 million Triple jump: 1. Kaitlin Keller, Kimberly, 36-06. 2. J13-06. 4. Matt Ball, Tri-Valley, 12-00. 5. Gregory Friday, May 20 Yardage: 6,585 yards; Par: 72 Consolation: Kendrick vs. Firth, Noon Rigby, 20-07. 8. Wade Schumaker, Moscow, 20-05. Game 5: Buhl 13, South Fremont 2 Third-place: Soda Springs vs. Orofino, Noon Girls Kylie Chastain, Parma, 34-10. 3. Marquita Palmer, Wallace, Kootenai, J12-00. 6. Jake Stephenson, Second Round Weiser, 34-06. 4. Georgia Brown, Sugar-Salem, 34- Deary, 11-06. 7. Jacob Zarpentine, Kootenai, J11-06. Game 6: Snake River 6, Priest River 1 Patty Berg Bracket Championship: Marsing vs. Declo, 2 p.m. Team scores: 1. Jerome 96. 2. Bishop Kelly 81. 3. Game 7: Payette 9, Bonners Ferry 8 Twin Falls 68. 4. Columbia 50, 5. Century 42. 6. 02.25. 5. Kayla Wallentine, Bear lake, 33-07.25. 6. 8. Aaron Allen, Deary, J11-06. Na Yeon Choi (1), South Korea, def. Karen Stupples Jordan Rodriguez, Payette, 33-06. 7. Natalie Nelson, High jump: Game 8: Fruitland 11, Kimberly 2 (43), England, 1 up TRANSACTIONS Pocatello 31. 7. Lakeland 30, 8. Madison 29, 9. (tie) 1. Scottie Grasser, Idaho City, 6-06. 2. Saturday, May 21 Canyon Ridge and Preston 27. 11. (tie) Emmett and Payette, 32-10. 8. Kali Peterson, South Fremont, 32- Justin Swift, Meadows Valley, 6-02. 3. Chase Alena Sharp (50), Canada, def. Sun Young Yoo (16), 09. Consolation: Buhl vs. Snake River, 10 a.m. South Korea, 2 and 1 BASEBALL Middleton 26. 13. Mountain Home 25. 14. Minico 24. Ackerman, Grace, J6-02. 4. Kit Behler, Highland- Third-place: Bonners Ferry vs. Kimberly, 1 p.m. American League 15. (tie) Skyview and Hillcrest 22. 17. Bonneville 20, Shot put: 1. Whitney Amoth, Buhl, 43-05. 2. Kolcie Craigmont, J6-02. 6. Jace Kast, Hagerman, 5-10. 7. Sophie Gustafson (42), Sweden, def. Paige Mackenzie Bates, Weiser, 34-11. 3. Shay Mereen, Payette, 34- Championship: Payette vs. Fruitland, 4 p.m. (61), United States, 1 up BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Optioned RHP Chris 18. Rigby 17. 19. Sandpoint 14. 20. Wood River 10, 21. Geoff Vaartstra, Victory Charter, J5-10. 7. Stephen Class 2A Blackfoot 8. 22. Shelley 7. 01.75. 4. Brittaney Galloway, South Fremont, 33-10. Heinig, Wallace, J5-10. Michelle Wie (9), United States, def. Anna Nordqvist Jakubauskas and LHP Troy Patton to Norfolk (IL). 5. Emily Taylor, Salmon, J33-10. 6. Markayle Acord, At Rodeo Park, Nampa (24), Sweden, 1 up Selected the contract of 2B Ryan Adams from Event finals Triple jump: 1. Scottie Grasser, Idaho City, 42-11. 2. Thursday, May 19 Kathy Whitworth Bracket Norfolk. Recalled OF Nolan Reimold from Norfolk. 100 meters: 1. Rhianna Birch, Columbia, 12.27*. 2. Bonners Ferry, 33-00.50. 7. Kayla Franek, Fruitland, Eugene Heavy Runner, Clearwater Valley, 42-06.50. Game 1: Grangeville 13, Marsing 12 Yani Tseng (4), Taiwan, def. Jenny Suh (64), United BOSTON RED SOX—Activated RHP Dan Wheeler from Madi Worst, Twin Falls, 12.29*. 3. Alex Van Halder, 32-11. 8. Katie Hughes, Filer, 32-01. 3. Justin Swift, Meadows Valley, 41-04.50. 4. Carlos Game 2: Glenns Ferry 12, Orofino 11 States, 3 and 2 the 15-day DL. Selected INF Drew Sutton from Columbia, 12.30*. 4. Latecia Howell, Lakeland, 12.42. Discus: 1. Whitney Amoth, Buhl, 128-07. 2. Markayle Robles, Camas County, 40-11.75. 5. Kendrick Jared, Game 3: Malad 9, Nampa Christian 2 Julieta Granada (62), Paraguay, def. Seon Hwa Lee Pawtucket (IL). Optioned RHP Michael Bowden and 5. Melinda Van Dyk, Sandpoint, 12.57. 6. Jasmine Acord, Bonners Ferry, 123-10. 3. Kolcie Bates, Weiser, Timberline-Weippe, 40-07. 6. Jayme Johnson, Game 4: New Plymouth 5, Firth 0 (40), South Korea, 5 and 4 SS Jose Iglesias to Pawtucket. Designated OF Daniel Branch, Jerome, 12.73. 7. Michaela Piechowski, 118-03. 4. Leila Riley, Timberlake, 117-08. 5. Lauren Hansen, 40-01. 7. Brandon Smith, Lakeside, 39-11. Friday, May 20 Suzann Pettersen (5), Norway, def. Amy Hung (45), Nava for assignment. Added LHP Franklin Morales to Bishop Kelly, 12.78. 8. Jessica Tindall, Mtn Home, Cooper, Kellogg, 114-10. 6. Gabi Moreno, Snake River, 8. Billy Sensabaugh, Challis, 39-10. Game 5: Nampa Christian 7, Marsing 6 Taiwan, 5 and 3 the active roster. 13.11. 101-05. 7. Kaylee Riley, Parma, 96-08. 8. Katie Shot put: 1. Steve Lucas, Council, 49-07.50. 2. Justin Game 6: Orofino 14, Firth 2 Stacy Lewis (21), United States, def. Shanshan Feng CLEVELAND INDIANS—Recalled OF Ezequiel Carrera 200 meters: 1. Ali Eisenbeiss, Bishop Kelly, 25.09*. 2. Hughes, Filer, 92-11. Swift, Meadows Valley, 45-08.25. 3. Kade Kress, Game 7: Malad 7, Grangeville 5 (37), Taiwan, 3 and 2 and RHP Frank Herrmann from Columbus (IL). Placed Madi Worst, Twin Falls, 25.27*. 3. Latecia Howell, Class 2A Hagerman, 43-05. 4. Reggie Tilleman, Genesee, 42- Game 8: New Plymouth 12, Glenns Ferry 1 Mickey Wright Bracket DH Travis Hafner on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Lakeland, 25.63. 4. Rhianna Birch, Columbia, 25.79. Boys 05. 5. Hunter Lucas, Council, 41-11. 6. Dillan Smith, Saturday, May 21 Meena Lee (33), South Korea, def. Mi Hyun Kim (55), May 18. Optioned INF Luis Valbuena to Columbus 5. Jasmine Branch, Jerome, 25.93. 6. Marlee Team scores: 1. West Side 36, 2. Cole Valley Christian Clark County, 40-08.75. 7. Logan Mesia, Idaho City, Consolation: Nampa Christian vs. Orofino, 10 a.m. South Korea, 5 and 4 (IL). Chandler, Minico, 26.18. 7. Angelica Johnson, 31, 3. Kamiah 29, 4. Declo 28, 5. Firth 27, 6. 40-08. 8. Jace Kast, Hagerman, 39-09.25. Third-place: Grangeville vs. Glenns Ferry, 1 p.m. Angela Stanford (18), United States def. Wendy Ward OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Placed RHP Brandon McCarthy Hillcrest, 26.23. 8. Tracey Gordon, Mtn Home, 26.62. Grangeville 22, 7. Coeur d Alene Charter 16, 8. (tie) Discus: 1. Dallin Pearson, Mackay, 143-00. 2. Logan Championship: Malad vs. New Plymouth, 4 p.m. (46), United States, 5 and 4 and RHP Tyson Ross on the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP 400 meters: 1. Ali Eisenbeiss, Bishop Kelly, 56.45*. 2. Melba and Valley 12, 10. New Plymouth 11, 11. Mesia, Idaho City, 142-09. 3. Quentin Van Pelt, Brittany Lang (35), United States, def. I.K. Kim (7), Trystan Magnuson to Sacramento (PCL). Recalled Marlee Chandler, Minico, 59.07. 3. Dakota Mecham, McCall-Donnelly 9, 12. Gooding 8.5, 13. Soda Springs North Gem, 140-01. 4. Josh Carpenter, Glenns BASKETBALL South Korea, 2 and 1 RHP Joey Devine, RHP Fautino De Los Santos and Blackfoot, 59.44. 4. Brianna Bowcut, Canyon Ridge, 6, 14. (tie) North Fremont and Malad 5, 16. Ririe 4.5, Ferry, 138-01. 5. Adam Dmochowski, Challis, 133- Paula Creamer (10), United States, def. Karrie Webb LHP Jerry Blevins from Sacramento. 1:00.14. 5. Jillian Petterborg, Bishop Kelly, 1:00.19. 6. 17. Butte County 4, 18. Orofino 3, 19. (tie) Marsing 03. 6. AJ Wheeler, Lapwai, 127-03. 7. Steve Lucas, (23), Australia, 1 up TAMPA BAY RAYS—Reinstated LHP J.P. Howell from Blayre Thiel, Bonneville, 1:00.47. 7. Rhianna Birch, and Wendell 2. Council, 126-00. 8. Zach Frey, Castleford, 125-05. NBA Playoffs Annika Sorenstam Bracket the 15-day DL. Selected the contract of OF Justin Columbia, 1:01.21. 8. Brooke Beckstead, Preston, Event finals Girls All Times MDT Cristie Kerr (3), United States, def. Belen Mozo (60), 1:02.35. CONFERENCE FINALS Spain, 7 and 6 Ruggiano from Durham. Optioned RHP Rob Delaney 3,200 meters: 1. Caden Portela, Firth, 9:41.57. 2. Team scores: Girls: 1. Challis 39, 2. Kendrick 23.5, 3. Kyeong Bae (47), South Korea, def. Hee Kyung Seo to Durham. Designated INF Dan Johnson for assign- 800 meters: 1. Hannah McInturff, Century, 2:18.33. 2. Mike McHan, Gooding, 9:54.98. 3. Josh Hatch, West Clearwater Valley 21, 4. Camas County 20, 5. Tri- (Best-of-7) ment. Briana Tiffany, Bishop Kelly, 2:19.45. 3. Mackenzie Side, 9:58.29. 4. Tyler Olson, West Side, 10:12.16. 5. Valley 15.5, 6. Carey 15, 7. Richfield 14, 8. (tie) Troy EASTERN CONFERENCE (56), South Korea, 1 up Chojnacky, Jerome, 2:20.84. 4. Jasmine Nesbitt, Chicago 1, Miami 1 Ai Miyazato (6), Japan, def. Hee Won-Han (41), South TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Placed RHP Jesse Litsch on the Trevor Anderson, Declo, 10:16.64. 6. Skyler Lee, and Idaho City 13, 10. Mackay 10, 11. (tie) Raft River Korea, 3 and 2 15-day DL, retroactive to May 19. Recalled INF Mike Jerome, 2:21.23. 5. Aleisha Field, Middleton, 2:22.75. North Fremont, 10:19.86. 7. Aldon Bishop, North and North Gem 9, 13. Oakley 8.33, 14. Prairie 8, 15. Sunday, May 15: Chicago 103, Miami 82 6. Mikesell Clegg, Jerome, 2:22.88. 7. Ashlynn Wednesday, May 18: Miami 85, Chicago 75 Inbee Park (11), South Korea, def. Chella Choi (53), McCoy from Las Vegas (PCL). Fremont, 10:24.69. 8. Dillon Danner, Marsing, Victory Charter 7, 16. Culdesac 6, 17. (tie) Castleford South Korea, 2 and 1 National League Curnow, Bishop Kelly, 2:23.33. 8. Elise Anderson, 10:36.57. and Bliss 5, 19. (tie) Deary and Shoshone 4, 21. (tie) Sunday, May 22: Chicago at Miami, 6:30 p.m. Century, 2:24.26. Tuesday, May 24: Chicago at Miami, 6:30 p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES—Recalled RHP Matt Daley from Medley relay: 1. West Side 3:38.89. 2. Kamiah Kootenai, Meadows Valley, Liberty Charter and Colorado Springs (PCL)). 1,600 meters: 1. Mackenzie Chojnacky, Jerome, 3:40.35. 3. Firth 3:43.09. 4. Melba 3:43.66. 5. Declo Timberline-Weippe 3, 25. Wallace 2.33, 25. (tie) Thursday, May 26: Miami at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. 5:07.90. 2. Emily Nist, Bishop Kelly, 5:14.37. 3. WESTERN CONFERENCE HOCKEY PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Placed OF Shane Victorino 3:51.50. 6. Soda Springs 3:54.90. 7. Wendell 3:59.30. Mullan, Nezperce and Lakeside 2, 30. Council 1, 31. on the 15-day DL. Recalled OF Domonic Brown from Hannah McInturff, Century, 5:16.99. 4. Mikesell 8. Marsing 4:07.36. Cascade 0.33. Dallas 1, Oklahoma City 1 Clegg, Jerome, 5:19.63. 5. Jasmine Nesbitt, Jerome, Tuesday, May 17: Dallas 121, Oklahoma City 112 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs Lehigh Valley (IL). Pole vault: 1. Tucker Medel, Kamiah, 13-06. 2. Steven Event finals BASKETBALL 5:23.63. 6. Karli Lundquist, Rigby, 5:25.04. 7. Amanda Hardy, West Side, 13-00. 3. Justin Lloyd, Kamiah, 12- 3,200 meters: 1. Sasha Kent, Richfield, 11:40.86. 2. Thursday, May 19: Oklahoma City 106, Dallas 100 All Times MDT Ward, Twin Falls, 5:29.80. 8. Haylee Harrison, Saturday, May 21: Dallas at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. FINALS National Basketball Association 06. 4. Reed Woodruff, Melba, 12-00. 5. Logan Angeline Getty, Challis, 12:10.60. 3. Natalie GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS—Named Jerry West advi- Preston, 5:31.11. Summers, Ririe, J12-00. 6. Austin Wedel, West Side, Blodgett, Victory Charter, 12:12.78. 4. Abby Burk, Monday, May 23: Dallas at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. (Best-of-7) 100 hurdles: 1. MaKenzie Wilcox, Preston, 15.32. 2. Wednesday, May 25: Oklahoma City at Dallas, 7 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE sor to owners Joe Lacob and Peter Guber. J12-00. 7. Harrison Smith, Malad, 11-06. 8. Logan Bliss, 12:18.44. 5. Jenna MacPherson, Deary, Boston 2, Tampa Bay 1 FOOTBALL Cassidy Cook, Hillcrest, 15.67. 3. Danielle Rausch, Hamilton, Ririe, J11-06. 8. Derek Evans, Gooding, J11- 12:19.24. 6. Jaide Parke, Carey, 12:34.50. 7. Mary Saturday, May 14: Tampa Bay 5, Boston 2 United Football League Skyview, 15.73. 4. Dakota Barrie, Mtn Home, 15.74. 5. 06. Frances Small, Clark County, 12:47.66. 8. Lily Tuesday, May 17: Boston 6, Tampa Bay 5 HARTFORD COLONIALS—Signed QB Jerrod Johnson. Claire Goss, Twin Falls, 15.79. 6. Kayla Adams, Rigby, Long jump: 1. Jacob Ybara, Cole Valley, 22-08. 2. Holmes, Council, 13:01.79. GOLF Thursday, May 19: Boston 2, Tampa Bay 0 HOCKEY 16.10. 7. Tiana Thomas, Middleton, 16.22. 8. Aleena John Fronk, McCall-Donnelly, 21-11. 3. Lewis Ellis, Medley relay: 1. Mackay 1:55.84. 2. Troy 1:58.57. 3. Saturday, May 21: Boston at Tampa Bay, 11:30 a.m. National Hockey League Kugath, Madison, 16.30. Coeur d Alene Ch, 20-11.25. 4. Calum Webb, Declo, Carey 1:59.36. 4. Raft River 2:00.51. 5. Castleford Colonial Monday, May 23: Tampa Bay at Boston, 6 p.m. NEW YORK RANGERS—Agreed to terms with G Scott 300 hurdles: 1. Claire Goss, Twin Falls, 45.39. 2. 20-10.25. 5. Jacob Bowman, Coeur d Alene Ch, 20- 2:01.45. 6. Liberty Charter 2:02.55. 7. Nezperce Friday WESTERN CONFERENCE Stajcer. Taralynn Powell, Emmett, 45.73. 3. Melinda Van Dyk, 05. 6. Cody Moore, Soda Springs, 20-04. 7. Fabian 2:02.70. 8. Victory Charter 2:04.82. At Colonial Country Club Vancouver 2, San Jose 1 PHOENIX COYOTES—Signed C Petteri Nokelainen to a Sandpoint, 48.28. 4. Marissa Zamudio, Columbia, Medrano, Melba, 20-02.75. 8. Garrett Senefsky, Pole vault: 1. Amber Cotant, Challis, 8-06. 2. Felicia Fort Worth, Texas Sunday, May 15: Vancouver 3, San Jose 2 one-year contract. 49.46. 5. Tiana Thomas, Middleton, 49.90. 6. Sydney Orofino, 20-02.50. Kolb, Clearwater Valley, 8-00. 3. Marlae Moss, Purse: $6.2 Million Wednesday, May 18: Vancouver 7, San Jose 3 SOCCER Haney, Lakeland, 50.33. 7. Cassidy Cook, Hillcrest, Triple jump: 1. Jacob Ybara, Cole Valley, 43-11.50. 2. Challis, J8-00. 4. Sherray Callistini, Challis, J8-00. Yardage: 7,204 - Par 70 Friday, May 20: San Jose 4, Vancouver 3 Major League Soccer 51.82. 8. Kylee Johnson, Century, 1:11.93. Mckay Webb, Declo, 42-07.25. 3. Seth 5. Karly Craig, Tri-Valley, 7-06. 6. Olivia Kincheloe, Third Round Sunday, May 22: Vancouver at San Jose, 1 p.m. LA GALAXY—Signed D Kyle Davies. 4x100 relay: 1. Columbia 49.97. 2. Mountain Home Dreadfulwater, Grangeville, 41-10.25. 4. Derek Kootenai, J7-06. 7. Nicole Helm, Challis, J7-06. 8. David Toms 62-62—124 -16 Tuesday, May 24: San Jose at Vancouver, 7 p.m. COLLEGE 50.46. 3. Jerome 50.79. 4. Madison 51.09. 5. Hillcrest Jardine, Cole Valley, 41-09. 5. Matt Ivey, Valley, 41- Sarah Shaw, Challis, 7-00. Charlie Wi 64-67—131 -9 ARKANSAS STATE—Announced junior basketball F 51.10. 6. Twin Falls 51.15. 7. Sandpoint 52.06. 8. 06.25. 6. Devin Robbins, Malad, 41-03.50. 7. Garrett High jump: 1. Katelyn Peterson, Camas County, 5- Steven Bowditch 67-64—131 -9 Century 53.78. Senefsky, Orofino, 40-06.75. 8. John Fronk, McCall- SOFTBALL Kendrick Washington has transferred from Houston. 4x200 relay: 1. Bishop Kelly 1:43.77*. 2. Canyon 07*. 2. Paige Cooper, Oakley, 5-04. 3. Taylor Mark Wilson 65-66—131 -9 INDIANA—Announced sophomore F Bobby Donnelly, 40-04.75. Hewett, Culdesac, 5-00. 4. Felicia Kolb, Clearwater John Senden 65-66—131 -9 Ridge 1:44.25*. 3. Mountain Home 1:47.36. 4. Jerome Shot put: 1. Colton Suitter, Firth, 47-02.50. 2. John High School Softball Capobianco was transferring from the men s basket- 1:48.18. 5. Hillcrest 1:49.22. 6. Pocatello 1:49.67. 7. Valley, J5-00. 5. Darryl Kerby, Kendrick, 4-10. 7. Rory Sabbatini 68-64—132 -8 ball program. Cauhorn, Valley, 44-10.25. 3. Kade Roach, Morgan Koenig, Mullan, J4-10. 8. Kiana Aros, Rickie Fowler 63-69—132 -8 Rigby 1:49.84. 8. Lakeland 1:50.43. Grangeville, 44-01.75. 4. Mark Knobbe, Declo, 43- State Tournaments VERMONT—Named John Becker men s basketball 4x400 relay: 1. Bishop Kelly 3:56.07#. 2. Canyon Wallace, 4-08. 8. Nicole Kleint, Cascade, 4-08. 8. Chez Reavie 62-71—133 -7 All Times MDT coach. 10.25. 5. Steven Hardy, West Side, 43-07. 6. Seth Mallory Critchfield, Oakley, 4-08. Kevin Na 69-65—134 -6 Class 4A Ridge 4:00.93. 3. Century 4:06.15. 4. Middleton Gaskins, New Plymouth, 43-06. 7. Logan 4:06.27. 5. Jerome 4:06.70. 6. Bonneville 4:08.98. 7. VanBeuren, Cole Valley, 43-05.50. 8. Aaron Triple jump: 1. Katelyn Peterson, Camas County, Hillcrest 4:20.52. 8. Lakeland 4:24.88. Burnside, Cole Valley, 42-10.75. 36-00.75. 2. Makayla Schaeffer, Prairie, 33-10. 3. Long jump: 1. Aleena Kugath, Madison, 16-09.25. 2. Discus: 1. Juston Lindsley, Grangeville, 153-00. 2. Micaela Adamson, Carey, 33-05. 4. Danica Case, today s race. Kylee Johnson, Century, 16-08.75. 3. Kelli Nelson, Seth Gaskins, New Plymouth, 150-01. 3. Jacob Troy, 33-01.25. 5. Jesica Lowe, Shoshone, 32-07.75. Busch on pole for All-Star race Bonneville, 15-10. 4. Brittany Hottel, Pocatello, 15- Bowman, Coeur d Alene Ch, 140-01. 4. Spencer 6. Mattlyn Brouwers, Timberline-Weippe, 32-03.50. 09.75. 5. Hanna Hillier, Jerome, 15-07.50. 6. JaLane Crane, Kamiah, 135-00. 5. Austin Belden, Butte 7. Victoria Branch, Tri-Valley, 32-01. 8. Sam Jensen, CONCORD, N.C. — Kyle Busch s success in near- Webb, Madison, 15-07.25. 7. Shakira Horn, Rigby, 15- County, 132-10. 6. Logan VanBeuren, Cole Valley, Tri-Valley, 31-10. 06.50. 8. Kacee Cameron, Mountain Home, 15-05.00. 130-01. 7. Mark Knobbe, Declo, 129-11. 8. Colton Shot put: 1. Hannah Smith, Kendrick, 38-05%. 2. ly every level of NASCAR hasn t included the All- Sharks beat Canucks Suitter, Firth, 126-05. Tisha Reuben, Clearwater Valley, 33-11.50. 3. Aspen Class 3A Girls Holbrook, North Gem, 33-05. 4. Mallory Nelson, Star race. SAN JOSE, Calif. — Patrick Marleau scored twice Boys Idaho City, 33-02. 5. Kassie Ottley, Raft River, 32- Team scores: 1. Payette 52.5, 2. Salmon 38, 3. Filer Team scores: 1. Nampa Christian 42, 2. Firth 34.5, 3. Gooding 28, 4. West Side 24, 5. Grangeville 23.5, 09.75. 6. Alyssa Brown, Meadows Valley, 32-07.25. 7. A nearly flawless qualifying performance Friday in the first period and Antti Niemi made the early 28, 4. Buhl 26, 5. Kimberly 18, 6. (tie) Bonners Ferry Jamie Dodge, Wallace, 32-05. 8. Meegan Corrigan, and Teton 15, 8. Weiser 13, 9. (tie) Kellogg and Marsh 6. Butte County 23, 7. (tie) West Jefferson and Soda night puts him in good position of collecting that lead stand up with 27 saves to get the San Jose Springs 18, 9. Orofino 11, 10. McCall-Donnelly 10, 11. Challis, 32-03.50. Valley 10, 11. Fruitland 9, 12. Priest River 8.5, 13. Discus: 1. Hannah Smith, Kendrick, 122-03. 2. Mallory Sugar-Salem 6.5, 14. Bear Lake 5, 15. Timberlake 4.5, Declo 9, 12. (tie) Marsing and Cole Valley Christian $1 million payday for the first time. Sharks back into the Western Conference final 8, 14. North Fremont 6, 15. Wendell 5, 16. (tie) New Nelson, Idaho City, 116-04. 3. Meegan Corrigan, 16. Homedale 4, 17. (tie) South Fremont and Snake Challis, 110-11. 5. Keegan Cenarrusa, Richfield, J99- Busch completed the unique three-lap qualify- with a 4-3 victory over the Vancouver Canucks in River 2. Plymouth and Melba 2, 18. Kamiah 1. Event finals Event finals 00. 6. Kirsti Christensen, North Gem, 97-01. 7. Avery ing that included a mandatory four-tire pit stop Game 3 on Friday night. 3,200 meters: 1. Cierra Simmons, Soda Springs, Brown-Sonder, Lakeside, 95-00. 8. Jessica Welch, 3,200 meters: 1. Wesley Kelly, Kimberly, 10:00.47. 2. Castleford, 92-05. in 1 minute, 59.19 seconds to earn the pole for — The Associated Press Micah Krmpotich, Bonners Ferry, 10:08.49. 3. Caleb 11:27.35. 2. Rachel Youren, Gooding, 11:30.20. 3. Sports 4 Saturday, May 21. 2011 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Golden girl: Kimberly’s Keller claims TONIGHT AT MVS Along with the Project Filter Carraway 33, 3. John Newell Street Stocks double mains, 30, 4. Craig Nuthak 27,5. fourth straight triple-jump title the Mr. Gas Late Models, Spencer Meyer 25. Budweiser Super Stocks, Brennan’s Carpet Pony Quale’s Electronics Hornets, Stocks: 1. Todd Audet 31, 2. By Dave Bashore MORE ONLINE Quale’s Jr. Stingers and Pepsi (tie) Jerry Slocum and Times-News writer Winged Sprints will take the Robbie Hyde 6. SEE more photos from track at Magic Valley Quale’s Electronics Pro BOISE — As a freshman the state track meet. Speedway tonight. Armed Hornets: 1. Kris McKean 26, Kaitlin Keller left it until the MAGICVALLEY.COM Forces Day will also be cele- 2. (tie) Scott Gilligan, Andrew end to claim the Class 3A brated. Gates open at 4 p.m., Tuttle, Jeff Peck, 5. Bob more relays in which it’s state title. As a senior, she green flag racing begins at 6. Gilligan 16. seeded no lower than sec- made sure she didn’t have to Quale’s Electronics Hornets: ond. The Indian boys fin- wait long. Point standings 1. Doug Brownfield 37, 2. ished second in the medley The Kimberly triple Mr. Gas Late Models: 1. TJ Robbie Ridley 9, 3. (tie) relay. jumper posted a mark of 36 Woodhall 40, 2. Jeff Pohlman Chad Everett and Aaron It looked for a while like feet, 3 inches on her second 39, Pohlman 5, 5. Theresa no District IV champions try Friday. She bettered it by 3. Kris McKean 20, 4. Enrique Borlase and Toef Leija, 4. would be crowned in the 2A three inches in the finals,but Contreras 19, 5. Tony Quale’s Electronics Jr. ranks on Friday. But the no one else came close as Ackerland 18. Stingers: 1. Jason Quale 78, Gooding girls medley relay Keller capped her high Budweiser Super Stocks: 1. 2. Jay McDonald 60, 3. KC team led wire-to-wire to school career the way it Daniel Shirley 55, 2. Kris Gillogly 49, 4. Brenden earn gold. started — the way it went McKean 54, 3. Allen Williams Radabaugh 37,5. Russell “I’ve never won at state, from beginning to end, ac- 50, 4. Casey Pehrson 48, 5. Dalton 27. so this is an awesome feel- tually. Jenna Quale 38. Pepsi Winged Sprints: 1. Tony ing,” said Gooding anchor “I’m just really excited. I Project Filter Street Stocks: 1. Ackerland 14, 2. Donald runner Audrey Youren. came into high school ath- Kendel Woll 51, 2. Chase Kithcart 3. “Our handoffs were fabu- letics wanting to do some- lous, the best they’ve been thing special, and this does- all season. This gives us n’t happen very often,” said confidence with the rest of Keller, believed to be Kim- the relays that we can do it.” MVS berly’s first four-time As far as individuals champion in the same event. Continued from Sports 1 Newell is a two-time went, Valley’s John “I’ve had the right coaches position atop the rankings. champion in the series. He Cauhorn and Gooding’s to keep me going and build “I am doing pretty well trails Woll by 21 points in Rachel Youren came clos- me into someone who’s been so far but it’s not that I am the standings going into est, finishing second in the a lot more consistent, so I that fast this year, it’s that tonight and knows exactly boys shot put and the girls don’t have to rely on one big some of the top cars are not who he is up against. Photos by DREW NASH/Times-News 3,200, respectively. try at the end.” there yet. I’m thinking “He has gotten more Kimberly’s Kaitlin Keller competes in the triple jump during the Class In the 1A ranks, Camas The Idaho State-bound there are probably some confident with his driving County junior Katelyn Pe- Keller wasn’t the only Dis- 3A state track meet Friday at Bronco Stadium in Boise. drivers out there who are and he is a little more de- terson set a classification trict IV athlete to claim triple going to catch me pretty termined to get the car to state-meet record by clear- jump gold at the state cham- quick. I’d be happy if I the front of the pack now,” ing 5-foot-7 in the high pionships at Bronco Stadi- could finish in the top three Newell said. “I just hope he jump to break the old record um, nor was she the only or four tonight, but I am doesn’t get too comfort- by an inch. She also defend- Kimberly athlete to finish not going to pass up any able, because I am going for ed her triple-jump champi- first. opportunity that’s there for my third championship onship. Teammate Wesley Kelly a win.” this year.” After dabbling with other played possum with the 3A events during the season, boys two-mile field for most Peterson decided to go to of the race, lingering in the districts and state in the back of the pack until the same four events that she midway point.From there he Harris did last year. She’s already threw on the accelerator and Continued from Sports 1 doubled her state title haul crossed the line in 10 min- from 2010 and is looking for Harris brought home utes even, bettering his ca- more when she competes in District IV’s only boys reer best by 20 seconds. the long jump and the 300 championships of the day, “It was the same way I ran hurdles today. helping Twin Falls finish at districts, so I knew I could “It went down to the last fourth. Minico’s Cade do it,” said Kelly. “I started Camas County Katelyn Peterson competes in the high jump during minute (to decide) but ulti- Owen might have deliv- my kick with about 600 mately we wanted to go with ered another, but he (meters) to go. I wanted to the Class 1A state track meet Friday at Bronco Stadium in Boise. events I was seeded higher couldn’t do anything to make sure I didn’t have any- form and kept practicing. It to embarrass myself in my in around the state,” said thwart Columbia’s point thing left in the tank when I just came to me,I guess.” new home. That got me in Peterson. “I’m really happy machine Jake Arslanian. was done.” Buhl’s Whitney Amoth trouble a little bit, but it’s with two titles. I want more Owen didn’t get to run In his first full season of claimed gold in both throw- still a win.” but I won’t be disappointed his anchor leg of the 4x200 triple jumping, Buhl’s David ing events, capping a ster- Amoth’s teammate Paige if I don’t get them as long as due to a botched baton ex- Murdoch won the 3A boys ling prep career in the same Ward won the girls high I try my best. That’s all you change, and he struggled DREW NASH/Times-News title with a jump of 42-3. It venue where she’ll begin jump at 5-4 as Buhl leads can really ask.” in the 200 meters and 110 Minico’s Cade Owen competes was his second jump of the her college career next fall the girls team standings Richfield’s Sasha Kent hurdles. in the 110 hurdles during the day, and after he heard the as a Boise State Bronco. She with 38 points. went wire-to-wire to win Arslanian edged Owen Class 4A state track meet Friday measurement he clapped was disappointed with her Filer’s Jacob Bogner got in the 1A girls 3,200 meters. in the 400 as part of a fiercely and pumped his fist. at Bronco Stadium in Boise. marks in both the shot put on the act as well, winning “I just kept going how the four-win showing at the “I knew it was a good and the discus, but added gold in the 3A boys discus. other girls were going. If state meet. one,” said Murdoch, who she was happy with the re- Buhl figures to be in good they went fast, I made sure I “He’s just a man among ing), but I’m happy with struggled with triple jump- sult. position to vie for a boys went faster,” Kent said. “I boys,” Owen said of Ar- the time (in the 400) con- ing last season and eventual- “We did well as a team state title. Sprinter Elenes just didn’t want to get out- slanian. “It’s really tough sidering the day I had.” ly gave up on it to help Buhl today, and that’s an impor- Ramos qualified for today’s kicked like I did last year. with not being able to see Rigby won the boys team earn more team points in tant thing for me,” said finals in all three events — When I heard the announcer him (due to lane stagger- title. other events.“Last year I was Amoth. “It’s always been he was seeded first in all say my lead was growing, it only jumping 38s and the me against me this season, three coming out of dis- just made me want to go other guys were going 42, 43 and today I told myself not tricts — and Buhl has three even faster.” (feet). I just worked on my Bruins Continued from Sports 1 leading from the start. RBIs, while T.J. Ellis hit 2- Jerome “I thought I was farther The Bruins certainly did for-3 with four RBIs. Za- Continued from Sports 1 ahead, but looked over my something special in the yne Slotten, who also for me. Life is good,” said shoulder and saw she was third inning on Friday, earned the win on the Musgrave, who gave three right there. I ran as hard as I scoring 12 runs. The am- mound, drove in a pair of reasons for the success. “I could,” said Goss, only a bush was sparked by runs. have great assistant coaches, sophomore. McBride’s leadoff home “It means a lot. We’ve these are really nice kids and Madi Worst ran the 100 run — his first out-of-the- always wanted to win a the fans were awesome.” meters in near record time, park homer of the season. state championship and Jerome’s Hannah Hillier but finished second. Lakeland (14-13) strug- now we have our shot to. started the day with a fifth- “My start could have been gled through three pitch- It’s a great feeling to get place showing in the long better, but I am still happy,” ing changes, issuing 12 there,”said Casey Merritt, jump. said Worst, who also took walks. Twin Falls was pa- who went 3-for-3 with “I didn’t jump well my first second in the 200. tient and capitalized. three RBIs. “We will just two attempts, I just tried to The Canyon Ridge 4x200 “I told these guys before keep the same routine go- calm myself and get a big DREW NASH/Times-News relay team led late, but fin- the game, the more disci- ing (today). It’s just anoth- mark,” said Hillier. “I am Jerome’s Mackenzie Chojnacky, center, Miksell Clegg, top, Jasmine ished second as well. After plined team is going to win er game.” happy, I could have done Nesbitt, bottom, and coach Elmer Musgrave embrace at the end of the getting the handoff from this tournament,” said better, but got some points Kayla Lee, who finished Stadelmeir. “The team Twin Falls 21, Lakeland 6, for my team.” Class 4A state track meet at Bronco Stadium in Boise. third in the triple jump, that’s disciplined at the five innings Twin Falls 26(12) 01 – 21 11 1 In the evening session, Danielle Bowcut charged to plate, disciplined to stay Lakeland 104 10 – 6 6 1 Zayne Slotten, Casey Merritt (3) and Jayson Welker; Jerome’s 4x200 team relay sell Clegg charged at the end The Tigers’ 4x100 team, the lead, but Bishop Kelly with what they’ve been Daniel Whitesitt, Reece Dietrich (3), AJ Walls (3), Joe Schwalbach (3) and Luke Howell. W: Slotten. L: team took fourth. Jasmine to finish sixth — well ahead made up of all underclass- caught up down the back- working at all year and not Whitesitt. Branch, the anchor leg of the of her seeding. men, took third, again ahead stretch. trying to do too much.” Extra-base hits – 2B: Twin Falls, Merritt, TJ Ellis, Slotten; Lakeland, Whitesitt, Eric Cooper. 3B: winning medley relay team The trio would be back in of expectations. Bowcut, her twin sister Cy Sneed went 2-for-3 Lakeland, Troy Carr. HR: Twin Falls, Cy Sneed, Cody on Thursday, was helped off the 1,600. Chojnacky, who “We know we can run Breanna, Kayla Lee and Ellie with a home run and four McBride. the track Thursday after the lost to Emily Nist in Thurs- faster, but it feels better Packham finished the night 200 prelims. Her hamstring day’s 3,200, moved past Nist knowing that we improved,” by taking second in the taped and in obvious pain, in the third lap and cruised said Haylee Burnham, who 4x400 relay. she still competed in three from there, winning in a per- ran the leadoff leg. “We didn’t win, but we events, earning high praise sonal best time of 5 minutes, District IV’s only other had our best time,”said Bre- from Musgrave. 7.9 seconds. gold medal Friday went to anna Bowcut. Branch finished fifth in the “I didn’t think I could do sophomore Claire Goss of Minico’s lone medalist of 200, sixth in the 100, and ran that. I have never run under Twin Falls. the night came from Marlee the anchor leg in the final 5:10,” said Chojnacky, who She started the night by Chandler, who placed sec- event, the 4x400 relay, aid- described the feeling as ex- taking fifth in the 100 hur- ond behind defending Residential ing a fifth-place finish. traordinary. “When you dles, but struggled with her champion Ali Eisenbess in “My leg killed each time cross the line and know you footwork. the 400. Commercial Store Fronts after I ran, but I had to suck it have it,it is just awesome.” “In the 100 I had to four- “After Eisenbeiss it was up for my team,”said Branch. Clegg finished fourth in step in the last two hurdles,” going to be whoever pushed. 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Continued from Sports 1 strong Kimberly defense committed Myers said. three errors in the final two innings. at 678-1459 ruitland 11, Kimberly 2 FREE the game in the sixth inning after “We didn’t play our best game to- Fruitland 000 313 4 – 11 13 1 Auto Wright’s home run.Higginbotham re- day, but this is where we want this Kimberly 200 000 0 – 2 3 4 Pickup & Daulton Blackwell and Joe Martarano; Seth Champlin, James lieved Champlin and allowed four program to be and we plan on Higginbotham (6) and Baxter Morse. W: Blackwell. L: Champlin. Glass Delivery Extra base hits – 2B: Kimberly, Clay Mathews, James Higinbotham, Ridge runs, all unearned, as the usually bringing home some hardware,” Lee. 3B: Fruitland, Blackwell. HR: Fruitland, Ryan Wright.