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A'*:. ; HKh:43 Hlj I Low: 36 ■ 2 No»raberl2,2006)6 A chilly day withvah variably- I $1.50 . cloudy M e t. Detai>etailKC8 i m l e s - ^NeWS o m ...... I . l “Most oftDf the Christians here aie eleither ' ■IH in tlie preprocess ofleaving, plannin]w g to leavejve or thinking ofleaving.” N -- s Sunt . Awad, exaciithre dtrwtoito r o f a I BelhkhM ibaiadpaacagI group

w m ■ Y , . 1 . , Hsk i l l I . j ByMS.Ho«lHopUn the area along Pole UneUn — V Tlmo^Hewi1 vnwriter ______that perhaps best iilustralcstcs the chang. ing environment. Wldi plaplans already IM nF nllslUs is getting bigger — much, SCI In modon for a new higlligh school, a ' much bigger.ger. Last year, the population new hospital and a shoppipping ccnicr In TMnWin Falls ^ w 4.2 percent. that will Indude Wal-Mart.in. Ihc land- ' X LStLuke’sli’s Ib g ic Valley Single-family homes arc ■' scape Is changing rapidly. _ Regional Medtadical Center and e x . sprouting up across p details cach AaAnbCtthotttalk sKk bey fttodt Ort. 22 durlflfv S r ^ ^ ^ ^ t h e city, bul it is new development and whoihat stage it is Soad«]rMm«

I A O a a tia n■xd d l15.4 acres, respectiivfy _ j < ______[ _ ^ 5 . C ainyonTraHsPUD n 1 Currently waltii■Iting to be annexed. The 54aens. I hospital, wliichch is being designed by olylani I Hummel ArchUeciltects, and North Point Park. , Currently can ct be sold oK The appll- I which ts rcprcsciBsented by Gerald Martens of - i - ( i « r Gary N d stu ofTWln lUls, . I BHM £ngln'ceri:ering,‘are being considereded . a , • . reratvedfln^iII approval from the TWin Falls I jointly bccauscISC INorth Point Park will house a t y CouncO1 I:in. January and*bad tb e plat ■ medical buslnelinesses. The dty% Planning 6 ■ H M recordod with[th the countv in SeptemW. l o)singits i s M Zoning Comminmlsston w ithhdd'the annexa No businessesie9 are scheduled to open soon» n ■ tlon in Septenitember bccause of traffic cot ^ because no spe^-usesp permits have beer H ccms. Ihe eaiearliest the Issue con be hea “ ■ 'A'.' submitted fofor approvu, the dty saidS . ' P U ■ again Is Dcc.ec. 12 because public nodccs r i Nelson said hhe Is In talks w idi ptospecdv ■ nearby propiroperty owners have not bi QJ m B businesses. Ln IS ■ mailed, occorcording to t^e city. liristian I I I ?sl : f e - i id P o c k e tsts (o f C h r i s t i a n i t y d w i n dd liin g l l g i j -* 6. Cheney Road

H umable b said thb ro«d wOI eventi u g h o u t t h e M u s l i m w oirld r l ^ f ' 2 .NOIJIi i t h . l l w ^ ^ , ■ j mmanAi ea.sii through WwtifietiinS and there.m "sonu in * » I eOaavs _ _ . ' ■ gKSK I I InteiteciiCtion:’bin^iw.& " >traiSc^ll^tiAt,-and . AMoclatadid PPresa wrtter______^ Has been anncxfeia ttd iuU ' ,. ill! laaWENUEf Ch^eyy Road 'ain^V tbtV i^ir'North ------to.be.racordcd (sec (se e n lan atlo n odoW) -' ' I'Bo^lUswiUc&sethee^shsldeof DETHiei£HEM, West Bank ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ wtth (hcraunty. TbeTbi at^iicant. Martens o f — Ssl. i I1 —^ I N oitfCM o ^ R o a d . , - . —Thedeath:adi threat cume on H w f f N Bnglneering^j^ ^ ^ o n a :-'T*Waink Cte^jsy vWiO cont|q^^ sim ple whintitle fliers blowing H | K n gton sdaoeday. but exact aligtUgntnimt - doivn die! strccLssir at dawn. A BB k SB I • B isfarfron;)m belrig flnaUzed,” Humbleesald. u .V.7 group callinjIling Itself "t-rtends expected to be ^ t d e d |M M |||M of Muhammnmad" accused a I alcndaryeac V\^-Mnwll! : . tocal Palest!csdnian Christian enants, but the corpoiaUon ■ of selling{ mobilen phones y be p an o f the d ty until the t t r ’ carrying offeoirenslvc sketches ^ Once it Is recorded; con- 1 8 ofdie Musitnsilm prophet. '■, cgln. I H i Rweni«lmdwmvHh'1^ The messassage went on 16 MOQCfem le d ty goc Woi-Man is not01 ^ V V H MiCowrtr.BeforsfompW cursonllAnibxab Christians and . I." • the city Communityin, n Is r e o ) ^ thererBmuMb« n Popi! Bsnccncdict XVI. still- exodulus Director Milch Humble said. B S“ “ — a plan U) performnttntypt tl straggling wto calm Muslim oi,a prenlcllIctlons , * I .WestPaiPatktkxnm efcial K cal dty.requests,I, sisuch as ' outrage from“mhlsrcmariison The : — 1 ^ ^ plans.fof buildingg rcrosU 1 Isi™ . in i 90acres m ,d^.bors dofad. S S and accessing utUlttuities. 9 While nclg on for ...... — J I Ready for coniconstruction and currently . 1 7 ^ ^ One opUonb forthrthe . i ed the mcrcicrehont - saying jneHoivULand 1 T h e p r o p e ^ ’lsex}:w high school • — ] being sold offr privately.pr Martens o f EHM the end of the calc . r . developer to simplyiply build - die charges» it tn the flier were -hLstians ti 80 acres Engffieeringsaidlaid tvK M hlr^oftheplothas . tlie frlgliiened ” 3 ^ be one of the teiu : them, but the comnmmoh ' bogus - il :ome to be' annexed. An aimexatloitlon \ been sold. Itss fiifinal plat wais approved by tier went Into hid- cannot oEBdally tx practkseirrlWinFtallFblls is ' ■ phone dealer Inthe - m itted Nov. and Hitrhmcjnel I the IWin Fallala QtyC Council In Septemba land b record^ f something like aiflnancM fin ing, reelingg liless dian satis- ,eg,onvyithithin am1 c Orm designing the hospitipital I 2005 and wasvas recorded by TWin Falls authorities' con- structlon can bcgU IS guarantee. In wtilchilch the ned with aui I make a presentation Nov. 2828 to1 I County In Mayvtoy. According to the dty. an stdicOct;i9noic I “As far as the < devak)per receivese s e1 bond d u sio n d iatd Zoning Comrtitsslon. A portionon of I Amerilbl tnnUl >will be built. Canyon Cresi bly u harmless rani, 1 Involved yet," that ecu as a prammmlie. was probably ed to be sold. O nro annexed,j. thet I Steaks'and SeaiSeafood will be built on Canyot I Development Din ’on *(t!sJu8tamatterofrofwlwi Nowtlicdcr dealer fs thinking of going abroiroad. corded. The IWin Falls Schtchool ■ Crest Road noinorth of Montana Steak Housi a developer gettI hi!his ^ 1 it m 'of a m odem exodus, the siciicady wmicdon will begin next sumnm n er. I Its owner, Don Doi Willie, owner o f die Oas monv. reislly.'Hum! fliglit of thee tinytil Palestinian Christian minlinor- ______M conveiUencesce stores, said he expects to opiipen ag](j ity tliat coulduld lead, some predict, to ihe ftifaidi ilvdy namcd"W«rridcirRoad,"aTvfill ■ next Sepicnilemt>er. inerc arc also plansrfo I f------b'cing vinuaJljially cxtinci in its titrthplace wiil/iililn ------r ' 3. New!ven and North Point Park butbu Us . B otliccbuildin;Idings and h i^ -rlse condominii several generneralions — a trend mirroa‘dwl In Is the main reason for the delaylay. H buildings,. bubut dates could not be confinrrmed. ' mony dwindindling pockets of Chrislioronlly across ihe IsloIslamic world. CufTcntiy needs to request was submit Please see EXODUS, PageEeA3 A r^lects — the sam —< I5 scheduled to nu the I^anjilng Uld Zoii T H E MAGIC 01OF the plot ts expected 1 'No m atter w hat youJ asked£ of him , THE VALLEY' plac must be recor he w as always there,. Ht e w a s a r e a l District hopes constr 10 elk sti h( "..014 Idahl ing Humble said. c h e e r l e a d e r f o r OUI) u r l e g i o n . ’’ A road, tenutivel divide North Haven - |> n O ^ r s , n iM lv . dlnclractor of tha Soutbam exact alignment bthiJe a d ss to artee sts_ Idaho econwHk Pawtoplopmant OrganIxat ton ______.. ,E3 Tha Assoclatod Preirets others from ldahut5crn Idaho Economic MiMM...... C3 country. Caslner. Thes Ifive w erc TWINI FALLS — Friends Dcvecvdopmeni Organization. "Opcraiion chargcd in 1st DlsDistrict Court remenjbeacred Greg Rogers "He 'Hi was al die first meeting ODifiion ...... M4-J undercover in Shoshone Coubounty with a Saturdayy for his "enorm ous wiUiidl every company we've SloASuMku...... C Report...... £ cm of Pish combined 144 ' violations, talent", brou;ought in." she said. They IHANUFACninMw nawl...... Gl dens back- Including shootlooting from Rogers,s. regiona] econom bt wercne not rpioted, but often A s p e c ia l Dubbed .-OSnow Peak a public road,lad. hunting - for Idohiiho Commerce and work}rked logeiher to recruii Snowball," eight un !meni area elk without a tagtag an d hunt- Labor. dle SEE TRAVEL. Gl J i i i i

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AKTSm)EmHtrAINHENT E ■ Yasmlna Reza's play “Art,” pipresented by the Laughing stockSI : Theater Company. 7 p.m.,, nexStagene Theater, $15 for : reserved Jickets, 726^TKS.(S. : Tho u th annual Cowboy Poetry.Po< Qathering worship serv noo'denomlnatlonal with son.song and verse. .9 a.m.. the his Wilson Theater on Rupert: SqSquare. Rupert, no cost (publi ; invited). (208) 436-2787.

CMRCHEVEWTS : A ‘■Work of Human Hands"" fafair-trade holiday sale, sponsi : by Catholic Relief Servicess in partnership with SERRV - International, with handcraftsafts from around'the world, noc HOME REMMEDIES BROKE[EN Pim BRE S ym phonic soundD 4 p.m.. St, Catherine’s CaihoIthollc Church. 446 N. State St The one!nes why Magic;ic Valley peo p le. 'E atiat Cheap' evaluates • Burley’s Magic : 837-4097. folks sweaie a r by. still k eep3 shoots a^MSult^j|itMdtal)italj^im^^tuflceJ.raa-lOlS.

To have.anV^nt ilstad, pleasease submit the name of the . event, a brief descriptlon.’timitime, place, cost and contact nnum- ber to Suzanrt^ Brovme by e-ne-mail at sbrowne<§>magi^U^,com;.by: by fax, ,734^538: or by mail. »'■ ' 0 ; Times-News. P0.9(&;548,1VB[fTA[n Falls. ID .^303-0548. C hange o f fu g h tr SfATE OF GRACE( '■ Deadline is S;jtl • W ^ ^ i y w - e v e n t . ' Idaho pheasiasants change course In s e a s o n s . MMagic Valley traditions3 oof mealtime prayer.

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; "I can’t say that we'vv:'wbn’td d it,'but there’te’s Family remetnbeibers Idaho hosi>s|iitals target p T ! Boise edges San Jose E Tio guarantee that we’rewe going spend alolot Dorollty Sanborn)m specialtrtrhospHat -'■ :i to stay undef^ed nVlN I-ALLS —- Dorothy BOISE — - S o m e Idaho u K JOSE, Colir. — Jaredd of time on contro\roversial measures.” Sanborn, a.successfulisfut compel- ho.spltals want v the state H H Zabransky shook off Uwcc« - D cm ocntk Whi,Vhip R ichard D urbin o f illincInols ilivc shooter, diedli Oct.O 29. at Departmeni;nt of Meulth and frustrating quarters and a draining Illness to lead two0 ;r husband. Welfare toI temporarilyti stop on whether the iame-iie>duck Congress will approirove 91' >>nd her 1 scoring drives in tlie finalll ; President Bush's once*secrecret program for wlretappiiininn Grani. goi iiivolvedd in compel* constructloiIon or expansion minutes, and Anthony Hive shooting througougli friends of new facilcilitJcs to prevcni ^ , U.S.-foreign phonei cacalls and computer traffic m \ Mont gomcry kicked his third1 In thc early 1950s. doctors in BoiseB< from build- m, - suspected terrot rists w ith o u t w arranrants ' 3^1 field goal— from 37 yards— ' see page Bl ing a privnKate specially hos- ranU|nily;stiinlson Ias tim e expired in Boisee pliollhat COI:ould offer surger- flAn|o s * ' *• *t • pk^toliaq State’s s 23-20 victory Saturdayy Bungee junipersrs raise ' ver ° cosi. night against Son Jose Suite. am deeply shocked2d and saddened by th SEE PAGE Bl EAI'IIE — Growing up, SEE PAGE Cl1 money for dlabetbetes . Charlliirlle Parsons - played Sloss_pf my dear friendnd Jack Palance, a tru(T ie .TWIN I-ALLS —- Cold ( and ReSOrf dO'levelopers spans,ns. liked to travel and ISU || drops game to wet condition!) Saturer Parsons III deployed another a os . Eastern1 slopes and1 otherworldly0 red to Iraq, Ira younger brother Washington ^ won for the Qistt S t and for thatII I ami grateful.” Regional econom[HlliSt. rocksiiires.B. Oiatlititlie Parsons is again foi-. lime “ at home, capping thec 5 ^ . — Actor-CoiC om edian Billy Crystal o n tl I J- Tlie luxurury occommoda- • lowingIng their lead. season * w iili'a 40-6 Dig ^y Conference victory overr 3 ^ d e a th o f h it “City Slickers"Sll so-star)ack Paiam Rogers, dies atI 4 lions are pullingpi Park Ciiy SEE PAGE AS J; •I'WIN I-ALLS -— Grcg -ahead-of-A-Aspen-and-Sun— — 1 ^1 0 State on Satiiroay. t • • Kogers. regional econL-onomistfor Valley in resort re: real estate Wbo\n w iiu if b r ■SEEPAGEClr “ 5 -■ • • and Uibor, sales and willwi Increase one ___ ,, M d i ^ t ^ ^ y IpoR'atIt iti as following in theil e i r died l-'riday' at hislis home 1 in southern Utah t county's preSNIsidentin2008? EEMig leads Wyoming , >1 Iliizellon. lie was-I?.•17. assessed proiropeny values by Tliehe Si. Louis Post- ^ sCfddWtepi We just haiiave similar interests.” SEE PAGE Al 20 percent. DlspaiiIiatch has put togcdicr a tovictoiyoverBSU SEE LAIIAMIE, Wyo. — II took y — Army Lt. Charlie Parsorsons on {olning his brothertiers, SEE PAGE B5 list of of possible 2008 prcsi- t . deniialUal candidates, includ- Brandon Ewing moro than1 3 Capt. Bill Parsons and CapIap t. H uber Parsons Ml, in iraIraq ||]nii!2ilin^^| John McCain, Hillary eight n m inutes to scorc his5 Grocers reremodel to >”s i° first basket in WVoming’s • • • Thoflelf Rancen, 85 Iton and Barack Obama. 5 s ■■ • - ’* Joseph Data SmHh, 60 season opener against Boise establish■ iidentities. SEE PAGE A7 Slate. Si g "Life has always btbeen weird for me. Leo DeltMrt Stanfor,’, 62 - SPOKANE,IE, Wash. — Local Jmws Lm Douglas Brii But it only took him 2m in- . Bridgea,22 grocerystonsres arc taking on a RaiBt'e , v a lu a b le s ta m p utes, u 37 seconds in liie scc­ g I graduated colle§lege at 10, so I was Kim Brent Hall, 45 ' DW as companies ___ /. ond half to put the game Bartwa South Lapray B ions of dollars to mayrbembalotbox D "away. V ■. always thle e weird ’ kid. EwtyiiA»iendrop,911 transform oolder buildings FOITDirr LAUDEHDAU; - ,Ewing scored 12 unan- “ lnio~tiundy •absBntcc“ batlot—was------stsweiud unlnts in u iS-O'run Now I'm the weirdrd kid with money" MaMn B I s v ^ Raynolynolds, 74 that offer i morc choiccs, mailedled with what-may have to lead tne Cowboys to a 94- ^ — M k h ael Kearney,ley, a Nashville m an w h o wow on Betty Lou McCkxid PettPetorsoo, 79 greater convnvenience and a been1 a a rare stamp worth as 79 7' viciory over the Broncos' ^ S 1 million In the online popop-culture g am e G old Rustush ^ ^S4 wam icratmnosphcrc. c much:h a as $200,000. oion Saturday. ' Sue Pi » • • e Pages B2-4 SEE PAGE A9 SEE PAGEAS SEE PAGE C81 ^ * * I t “It will be a differFerent Congress, a ^different environmerlent, moving toward a ■mCElOii!1 1 3 3 1 eV vVA ttd Solurds,unsay.Nw. II T i m a e s - N e w s presidential electKtionandalotof 3S 38 40 A9 » P!raf:4l OilMMtoiJi S ^ 3 » IimNm (UPS u'i«eaj a putMTiM MrM partisanship, and it istruck me that this i»ri}; r*<«MSiK.iM>r%. • uOkOirr tf u* iMrvfiw. r«iMc*a would be a good thiihing for everybody.” UMrCmaStonucnX f...... 73J.«S5 e«tiii«twil « Km rrtt N t(na.Nnt omoti «i i tarnrvntftnt lin g 8 10 13 » 31 ...... 73S4J78 I«if«WM < oirwtm...... ru««3i.Ai mqM cow«y n«noHt( Mwtn H Skow ec-1 oa 3 - Donald H. Rumsfeld, a fte r reslgnlm Ottenk...... 73J.«H NMt M Mpw MMM, FOumWK piuw wn« cnwv G< S k • • I .liWloir*fAtnlgunMniUXMiCufWMrii M»rM»m lum n ro Ba M.hM Fdt. ksm ■ 3 a 7 iMJMCdlVi .:73&4^r :■ KtaMfio;i««tbMa«wm.acnoAiM(.M UM:U » 3 t. iwd* rttcM>'. .»3S«4'7- g "I will revenge,!, I will revenge!” 1 1 1 * . (piiOonBireir0}Oiffl.cia ^cw rr e XXM Miec Win he. MIWTiM No. 313

* • ' 4 $«adiy,H««ib*r■ birll»06 Exodus _ " C(MliBnd(Riap«»IU' ivChrlstiaii cooperation "This is our land. This is in the West Bank proii'MiM■“liHl an I in This is o ne of theh.,„aior JheM uslitllm world’s Christian minority ive. During ihe prolesis whivhere our faiih was horn," he exliibii by an Islamic groupjptliai, themes the pope is expo(pitted to ChtHllanpopulalit:aiion8 aro In doclino in most Islamic"ccountfios. ci over Hem’iiedict's remarks, millii- saiilaid. "We cannot l>e weak andltd included artwork mockingng th e cany to l\irkcy for aI fofour-day Christian percercentage of total population am en from f Islamic llhad jusiusi fatle away." pontlir and a poem derii-•riding visit beginning Nov. 28-hi! 28 □TOorlos. C02-4% 'BS-ICKi ■11-15%15% ■36.2% vowed tulo tirolect a West Bank BBul being bold can bring a Chrisiianiiy. 'Ilie argunLiment Qrst papal visit to a predomi- prc church.I. /A poll released Oci, IH hadlacklash. On Oct. 12. Uirlstimisns deierioratetl Into a brief m elee ' ■' nantiy Muslim -nationlion. The liy the I’uleslinlaii I’ Center for siuiludeiits at Bir Zell U niversityiiy “ tvlth fist.-; and sticks.------Vatican caiis it “recipc:iptocity:" JRKEY INDONESIA*fl l»ubllc OpinionO found 91 per- - n (nol shown) Muslim demands for ( ' cent nff irespondents opposed • , p^ w m ™ j w w w w m sensitivity from the W es AFQH aiiackingng churches lo protest I be acconipanicd by sti Benedictici's conimenis. ■ PEN protections and right Fuad1 Kokali, ojie ' of six ' | Christian minoHiies. , Chrisilanan deputies in tlie i:t2- I ;. S U N IIDAYS In some places, su as PAKISTAN seat I'ali'alesiinlan parliament, i Pakistan', it means m en proclaimmed lliere “are no reli- | ; * 1 1 - 3 l i j guards from extremistst u 1 gious di\divides" In the struggle & In Indonesia and eLsewl 0 250 mi againstI IsIsraeli occupation. H touches on appeajs to lo 0 2Mkm But, alafter :i while, he lold ■ groivlng sc-ciarian clash anan DauboM ------^------r: anotherr ssiory. I le spoke uf how 'Airkcy. Ira(| and the rest , MuslimsIS and Christians mixetl H Middle,liast. It seeks5 toti pre- Christian popu)pulallon has Sahour, oneme of (he lost freely ai111 weddings and olher ^ . . serve communlilcs datinIting back dipped below 2 pipercent of ihe Chrlstian-domlomlnatcd enclaves events in the l9iU)s. Now, it's a to the time wlien Jesusis anda his West Bank, GazaiSiripandA S< rab in the WestI Bank. U:i Bethlehem, niriiy. hele.sjikl, r " apostles preached. - Bost Jerusalem, dcdown from at jusi up the :iill.hill, Is now less than " Hief vworld is becoming a But nearly everywlukvhcre in least 15 percentnt In 1950 by 20 percent Qiri:^irlstlan. mure un;insiable and frlglitening nl * Muslim lands, Christianian popu- som e estimaies,s. Meanwhile, A day earlier,lier, Qumsich's eld- place," hihe said. "In ihese limes, lailons are in decllnu. th e Muslim, Palestinian est son turnedled over tlie house people revertre back lo their core U r ge nfit C a r e No place is tJiIs morere strikingsi birthrate Is amonging the highest. keys to lenani■ants and look his identity,y, Thai means closing tlian the Holy Land. in the world. • family to Chile,lile. Down the road, yourself,If. wilhin your religion For decades. It wasiS mostly t Dire predlctiorions abound, a Clirlstian restaurant re owner, and lookoklng out at the odier ^ t h e economic pressures pushing pi Flic Franciscan FoiFoundation for Ibrahim Shonliomali, is selling widisu.spi-splcion." f o r Palestinian ChrlsiIanss totc emi- the Holy Land saidsali Christians what he cann beforeb he leave's Tliesete days Pnlesiinian Chris- t grate, using famliy tiesIcs in the could become "extinct""exi In the with his wifeI* diisd m onih. Tliey ' lians. dom d( inated by Greek West or contacts fromI mission-ml region \vitliin 60I years. ye will head or for Flint, Mich., to Orthodo)lox and Uitiii rile W h o le 1F a m i ly ! ary schools. The Palesilcstinian "It certainly doesn't d look join his brothc>ther and hunt for churcheses loyal io the pope, face uprisings—and the sepacpanjiion good for us," saidd Mike^ Salman, work In onec ofol Ihe most eco- (|uesiion!.ms about whether their barrier started by Israelcl InIi 2002 al>alestinIanCtirlsirlstianw hohas nomically depiJcpresscd areas of hearts lie In.thelr hohieland or — Qccelcrated the dcpacpartures conducted studieslies on demo- America. In the WliVest. It gets even more by turning once-busdlniding pii- ■ gniphic trends, Shomali also alsi will leave .a complicacaied bccausc of ihc grimuge sites suchuch as AwalkulongSheIhepherd .Street stack of papcapenvotk for his strong sujiportsu for Isnicl and I sciders from Ainericiui hvsidansi .Bethlehem into relativeivc gliost puts a face to thee lament.hi lawyer, whoI Is figliiingf a group Je%vish sc MOxvns. Hannah Qumsielsleh spends his tliai ,iook conuonirol of larid that evangeliclical Christians, iite Care Center The growing strengtlitil cof rad- days playing onlineJne poker, fret- Shomali insistsIsis has been in his "We arare stuck in no man's leal Islamic movementcnts has ting about unpaiijaid bills and family for moretore lhan a century, land," sai'iaid a leading I’ales'lln- Optn 8t0bam-7t00iOOpm • 7 day* a w ttk added distinct new wcworries, trimming his lemoinon trees at his Cl\risiians clalnlalm Muslim gangs lan Chriuisilan activlsi, who Atreti rrom CSI en Falli Jlvaaat During the protests after aft( tlic house overlooklnidng the field routinely try/ toto seLa‘ Chri-slian spoke on condition of anon* pope's remarks in Scptciptember, where the Bible says su an angel property usinging doctored doCu- ynilty hecuuse hi of reported some of the worst violencience was told shepherdsof of die birtli of ments, bul I'ale*alesiinluid Sami slashed aid to h the e Palcstlhiaii was crucified,”;d," Shomali said, to a slov\ow death, said Aynian Awad, executive directortor of the Autliority. "Wc Christiansins inow fee) like wc Atniaiia,ai,aChrIsiianle'adcrwho • Holy Lind 'IVust, a Bethlcihlehem- "If J had moneyicy to leave, I arc on the crossross." previouslisly served in the Al based pcace group. "Insenscciirlty would," he said,id, casting a Some are tryingtr^ to change Aqsa Mailartyrs' Brigade, which , is deep and getting worse)rse." ' glance at tlie newlyvly built white- the momentumlum. has wageged suicide bombings J ' The native Palestlestinian stone house nextct'door c in Beit Croups dedicated d to agairisi IsiIsraelis. ^ J M ^ i Rogers _ CeataHd fron pate JU worked as a banker executive of the 1\vin Fall;'alls Area in northern idaho Ida before was attending;ng 0 conference of Fourth Ave.A» F„ wllh burial tu CliamberofCommerce.Se. Shaivn becoming an anal>lalyst forwhat^ real estate exec;xecutlves and.sh- ' follow at a I p.m. al the I, Uarigar also had opportu)riunitics was then called Joblol Service in ingcunsuliants.nts. "Most number I lozdlonin Cemetery. — to work with Gfeg Hogers.ers. 1999. H ew asagrat;raduaie of the crunchers douJou'i do thot. He "liewa:vas un enormous talent "One thing I will remeimember College of Southerrern Idaho und was a salesmannan." • ... a real1 go-tog guy." Jan Rogers, about him was his abiliibility to had u master's deg:legree in busi- Services for:or Rogers will be said. “I reallyrci considered him a take tlie facts and figureiures that ness adminisuatiotion from the held at 11 u.m...m. Wednesday at ' friend,»«mo." he had on our laborr marketm University of Idahoiio. and be able to commurnunicate The banking; experience those in a way to businisinesses helped him as an1 analyst ai when ^ ■ H The Herretlitt F o n im ting new busi- we were talking to3 tabout it.camc to rccruitin Ills expanding or relocatingng tto the nesses to the Magicigic Valley. area." Barigar said. "He olways askisked for the Added Ian Rogers:rs: "He business. Al thee end i of - H D r . T ob d d always made il relevant."it." pitch, he would asks for the Greg Rogers, an Edenn nnative, business," Jan Rogers lli said ||9|Hi i^ i K u i ht t e n i a Formerly of)f TwinT\ Falls, Dr. Kuiken is at ththe leading edge o( M onday • Fridiriday, 9am • 6pm K l k ______recent breaktllakthroughs in actual bionic limbslir (or amputees, ^ SponsoredI in |part by,the Idaho Humanitie:ies Council, 731 North Collageiga Road • IVvin Falla CoBtkwedfrofflp««>Al day of the season. 208*734.EVES (3937)37) • Fax: 208>734*7SeS Castner, when rcachci:lied on The operation wawas AHfhcufappetei her ccll phone by}y The a warning to would poach- Associated Press, declitulined to ers, wardens said, . comment on the case,ise. She ..“There's a percerccpiion Ihal Rick Allen ConCommunity Room of the ^ declined lo say what cit;city the wc mostly jusi drive•ive around in ^ Located on I H three West V i^ n ia resiiesldents our trucks, butt thot's not M O I Trett C C enter Nortfrth College Road I I j l were from. Phone callss to I'lsli always the case," RhodesIlh suid. Its and Science irin Twin Falls ^ and Game weren't immcdncdiate- ly returned. The group Illegally killed kill a i bullandacalfe)k.accordl>rdlng to the charges. B^Pre-H(lOUDAY!s a l e ! “Tliese folks were intentention- ai violators," Jerry Hugo,Jgo, the I S w e a te rs, Ho!lo lid a y D re sse s, H senior conservation officer of f J f P g i f : \ M \ SIack8,nirs,.I, J e w e li7 . T o p s S j who organized the ddeep- : n f woods sling operation,jn, told / . ■ H November II the Spokesman-Revicw\s nnews- ____ .pap_er.JlDiey h a ^ tjnIn. tmind before (he season siarted'edw hat * r r V % O f f S t (to re w id e they were going to do.}. TI'hese guys generally have all the meat tliey could e\’cr eat,eat but _ a I'SB l ai t c k R o c k A they just keep on killing.g. TTliose j l r are the guys all game warwardens Clothiersn 5 4 ^ 2 5 0 0 ^ like to get." Monday thruhrii Saturday: lOam 10 6pm Hearing dates haven't 918 Main Str(Street (P.O, Box 62). BUHL UMaBi been set for the charges. Marlah Pugh. de PetiteIle thru 3X sizes • www.blackrockcliiciolhlers.cum Shoshone County prosect I T Greeting Cards. Game wardens were 1:ham- I GiftBags. pcred by fog. rain and snow s ■ HoVday.Sachets^l that often m ade it impos:possible to track hunters’ whereabt

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A rouniSfD TH E NATIOON —^ F L O R I .n A “ »" I'l'-'s-''gal and inimnnil war punishmihment. whatever it may Legislation I aimed at we're going spend a lot Iof of time In Senate parlarlance, ihat ‘ " was fuinillililing hls.duiy to them bc," laidsaid Walada. Pn'resident Bush's once-sccretret on controversial measuasures." meaiik no. .■ Constitution he TiieL‘ Army announced prcirogram for wirciapping U.S.-S.- Democratic Wliip RicRichard Rare, valuableile stamp 0 uphold. Thursdiijsday tiiat it would rcfer fororeign phone calls and com-m- Durbin of Illinois said. — CoapBadfna«mirer»port» may be in balliallot box 1 peace with my deci- Watada'sda's case to a general puluter traffic o f suspected ter- slon becausluse I feel lhat from court-nu-martial for refusing to rotorists without warrants FORT UUDE-RI•I-RDALI: — An the begintinning I m ade it deployly lo lc Iraq. Walada offered apjippears stalled, notwithsiand-1 1 V a l l e y !S h o e R e piair i absentee bnllotot was mailed according[; 10 I my conscience to deplo;ploy to Afglianlstan or ingng Bush's request diis week wilh what mayly have f been n and my dutiuiy lis a soldier and resignI hishi: commission instead Ihohat a lume-duck Congress WMUB irih as much as officer." sai«iaid Walada. who is but thele Army,rebuffed A him. giv;Ivc it to him. rare stamp wonh (fyouleftiteiiuforrepj $200,000 — the ll famous stationedai at I-I. I.ewis aboul 50 > — Senate Democrats, embold-a .. g jrnTa ipalc Inverted lennyly — bui th e miles southIlth of Seattle. "The C:0 0 NGRESS cmmcKl by liiection Day wins that ^ ^ p le a se brfngyourtlekt:ket$-piek envelope Is In aI bobox that hy law reason I'mn standings up is iliai >ut. them in control ofc} M ilw W t:j ^ H ^ h e i n up as soon asis possible. can'l bc opened.J.' no one elsese is speiiklng up for WSfTSRlanUesstemorism co!:ongress as of January, say z Uroward Couniy the iroapss dyingd every day — w ;m l3,n( hey would radicr wait until THANWKYOU Commissioner )olilohn Rodstrom not lo menleniion the 600,000 aps bin Ekelr dead lext year to look al thc issue. '1 far 2SB Y n n of , discovered i’heL* stamp si while Iraqis wiioh3 have died. So much mu for the splrii of caran't say thal we won't do it, HMTNFUl ir reviewint; abseni■eniee ballots. “ I'm williiIiling lo accept the cooperati:ration. butlui there's no guarantee thatlai I S O N r a There was no name nu on lhe ' envelope, so Ihc:hc vote didn'i couni. Wliai lookedi like11 a small stam p collection o lope caught Roditodsirom's eye vereriTOnwirelestSS aboui n p.m. "njesijesduy. At least one was from 193(1936. Rodsirom said. Tlien Ik* noticoticed one had an upside-downn World War I- era airplane—ihe Ihe hallmark of an Inverted Jenny.ny. "I was a slam]amp collector when I was little.'tic." Rodsirom told The Miami HeHenild. “I rec- ognized it." ' Rodstrom discIlscussed thc stamp with othercr rm embers of the canvassing boboard, and a siamp-coileciinglg Broward w IT■ClH County sherifT's1 d(deputy over- ■ h e ^ liiem talkingdng aboui the possible Jenny. 1T o A m ie r i c a ' ss M o s t I VlRGHI N I A Bush hails trooioops for R e H a i b I e W i i r e l e s ss N e t wi r o r k . dedication andid bniveiyI ARLINGTON — President Oush marked Veleniterans Day by ^ ^ 1 G e t th e M ultirrmedia RAZP;r______------^—praising u.s.‘ iroop‘ioprm nninvc------Tought oppression3n i around the world, yet spokee oonly briefly ' about Iraq, where:re U.S. com- , “ " ' y g | 9 9 m andcrs arc re-evaluating rc- strategy. Speaking threeee days afler announcing thele ouster of ‘ - I h ^99'992-yearear priceless $S0mail-in rebate, Defense Secretarytry Donald H. I H ^New2-yeara oOur X 'T hi.7 confrontIt gravegf danger to defend the safety saf of the \ L o w e>st < Price j American peopllopIe. They brouglit down lyrar^ants. lliey'vc ■ ■ | k ^ E viver! liberated two natilaiions. They have helped bringng freedomI to morc than 50 milUlillion people, Througl their sacrilicrifice. tJiey're • V ideo & m u sic p laye r r - making this nationion safer and V CAST c a p a b le more secure, andmd they are coming die proudJd tidet o f vet- IL^ .• VZ N avigator^” c a p a b b l e - ” ’ eran,~ Bush said1 ir in a spcech Saturday at Arlingtoigton National get turn*by*turn direcre ctio n s Cemetery. • Talk h a n d s -fre e - Bluelu eto o th * NEW Y(^ORK h e a d s e t c a p a b le Some struggleI aas more fc 9/11 remains fofound m Mary Jane Waringing Ihas waited five years for somecneonc to flnd her brother so she1C canc bury a iRAZRV3m small part of whatat s on Sept. 11,2001. But sincc die recc discov- c ^ ofhundreds mnore or bones in long-buried places . ground zero, she has becomome afraid of thc emotions that bc stirred up. "If they do find somcihing.itsor ^ would be very upsiipsettlng for everybody," said Waring. whose brother, Jamcimes Waring, died in die top floefloors of the , World Ttade Ccntc tower. Some people who wl never II ------— recdved-any-rcmainiains.of.thcir— family m embers arcirc uncertain about what they wni Others, who haveave buHed some remain; facc thc possibility of onothiither funeral or burial. Hope for nhe rrciurn of ' rem ains to families•softhe2,749 ol i people who died at the trade Shop from home. 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N a t i o n ^ ^ M u S i C i S M A G i C l ^ ■ ■ 1 I ■ The M agic Val/alley Symphony Presesents Inth(e n i n ining? C o l e S e alTON i T e n o r AKstof)fpossibl£epresiderintialcancdidates Tuesday, N ov 1 8 : 0 0 p m B i m i m t n M leader is movinving back i<> siurs. pusliss ll Ihal the human lin ieo[ feexpiuiding Inlliience of StloubPort-DKprtchI______Tennessee to tiiakcxke up his mind race has a decaiecadeor so lo avert' hoih Hislispanics and Western GSI < Fine A rts A uditl i t o r i u m about a nationalI campaignca: after cidaniily from)in climate change, voters in in Deniocniiic politics. A Use of possible 200S:008 prcsi- icrm-limiting himself li in I ie hus dieenvi.-nvironmental mes- I le said;l last I wcH’k he'll decide . 1 ear Twin Falls fiati’ative and graduate o f TwiivinI dcntio] candidates: on if lie chooses to soon whc Washington. Hisils intellect Is siig eio n m o n heiher to make die mce, J Falls High SchoolI ColeG Seaton, who has had i admired but he iniimay havx- dam- make the nuue. e. and can riglitly which miglu ni he aimed at vice d a R e p u U c a n aged Ills fiiiure hy)y turcheslniliiig cliiini to i>e thethe last Ueniocniiic pav.ldentnt. s successful career:enbr as a ten' with several Americai:an pcrccivcter prob- House Armed I U) North (Mirolina. a shot toow i inil, ■ icm lliat exploded losttwcck. wc Services EliKibeili l-:dwa[Iwards' haltle wilh • Rudolph “Rudy- GluUanL Gl Committee breast cancer:er since tlie last , He condnually scorcss vwell in declared recently Udial he Is tak- ciuiipaign maknakes his mgs-to; national polls, and GOPOP candi- Ing steps to nmI for fo the Wliile riches familyly sisior>’ thnt mucli H H H I j dates across the io/id flcivI m /n fh e Hoaw. fie reg.'i«ls(Is- Jiimst'lf ivi 11 tttarc poignant. cjc-NewYork mayor (circnIrca 20D1) defender of die KeiigaiiHei legacy: * Evan Bayi^ name us an anil-tcrror synibonbul. Bul he's an iminigTiiiioilion hard-liner heen |)o|)plng he's given no indicationm tldius for and engineer of tlxthe controver- up ^ince the of wanting to run andj skskeptics siol border fence, UlJKlsasarresh wonder how far his disdnctly dis • Arnold Schwiiwarzeneggcr. I) e in oc r a i i c moderate Republic)licanism The California gogovernor and face. and would play among lianliard-core mo\iemusciC-nianan who was re- Indiana's jun- GOP conservatives. electcd last weekL-k is showing ior senator,. • Mitt Romney. Pcrliarliaps no Republicaiis howV toti appeal lo now 50. may one benclltcd blacks. I lispanicss andai environ- n m l lo di'cide more from the , mentalisis. But no.10. heI can't run soon wlieilie collapsing. Ifa' - ■ for president becau::ause he wiLsn'i voiers still wouli'ould see the fa>sii- nj — ------poUticalxoteer— — Iwmiivdie-United-.*-ni-.Si(tie«:------iiesst-Oeiiiocral:1'raiii-victorii‘s-lasi— ofVirginiaScn. WLX‘k in Indiana, stale as red as George Allen. n f e a Dcmoctats Hoosier jersiierseys. ., suggest which opened r^ H P a'nevved appeal)eal in llie Midwest up a spacc In V | h | ^ •Hillary Clinton.in. She's (jiieen for Demo^raiiiraiic devotees of . the parry’s — ™ of the hill in pollsIls andi Iier 1.5 nioderale politic conservative- ^ million-vote Senuleuie re-eleciloii *TomVilsackmck. I1ic outgoing , wing.HlsobUiiytobecomome gov- viciory last week showssix she can Iowa governor cmor of MassachusettsIts shows: play upsinte andtl iever>-where goi a jum p onun elcciabillty and his wcU-k(U-known else in New York,k. .She'll be a the field last name and good looks areircassets. £ major player wlih111 the aclvan- week when he Skeptics wonder whcthtIther his tageoffirst-niteadvidvice at home, filed papers Mormon faith wouldI plplay In Herp^ncipiiltnskis< is persuading with ' die placcs like South Carolina,ina.akcy Democrats she'se's eleciuhle I- e d e r u 1 m p rim a^ state. around the country,try. i: I e c t i 0 i n W m • N ew t Gingrich. Thele leader1 • John Kerry. MMost of the Commission of the GOP rcvoludonI of 199-i dozens of candiiididates the to set up IiIj was once one of die mostlost pow- Massachusetts senuior campaign forr diedi Wliite louse. erful poli tldans in Americrrica, He's slumped for won. lastla? week. But iixpens say liele makesm up a big thinker who conconfuses his "botched joke"e' abouti non- trismwhaihciacc lacks in charisma. some and bores otherscrs with studious young folk:jlks ending up liis campaigngn receipts in a \vordy statements such:h asi his in Iraq gave die GOPlOP someihing “Gala Celebnitio-ation nf American ■ ■ i goal of "defining the Ideadea con- to talk about In thehe campulgn's Comniiinity"'fund-raiserin fui Des text and soludon contcxis a ofi the waning days and hahad some old Moines on DecDec. 2 could help next generation of Amejnericah allies remarkinglg that 'the him make up) his mind. WEDNESSDAY, NOIV. 1 5 th polldcs." Name ID wouldlid beI no Massachusetts senator sei has * Bill Rlchimllardsoa llic New Iln problem. already blown onele bigI election Mexico governt:rnor und former U Uon’t M iss Thisis H uge Event!III Ivervthm g • Mike Huckabee. AV B;Baptist too many. energy secretarylary in the Clinton 1 minister and ^ ■ m i * Barack Obama,na. 1 ils rise lo admlnlsmitlotim iiIs a skilled cam- TV executive, the status of H paigiier withI a iquick wit who F I s O nn iS a l e F o r T h iis s the outgoing rock star is a H can claim 1 lispor•panic heritage at a n Arkansas gov- cultural pile- H ernor has nomenon dial ■ 1 4 omle Day Only! strong onti- has stunned H T w inn Falls • Jerom e abortion crc- political p ro s.' ■ dentials that I Werc it not for ^ M ountaino i Home . 5 ' would be . . an accompa- ■ 3‘Cu P P L I Y s t o r e I- appealing in nying- rise to “ 3 Hours - 8AM - 7PM ' ; the right-leaning uniververse of the top der in Republican primaries. DcDespite polls of Democraticic ppresidentiui ■ dealing with a DemocraticraUc leg- hopefuls, die pros mniif^it not be g | | g | j j m j | | | ' > islature.hc scorcd succcssiesses on so Impressed. In i healdi-care and odier issuIssues as whedier the lUinoisi I ; govemor, the preferredcd plat- to run, he's surclyy c I form these days for scekiniklng die whedier two years A lFREE M]IEAL ; White House. experience is enougli • Bill Frist The heart surgeonsur . • Al Gore. “An Ini on1 1Blue Cross of LIdaho— and outgoing Senate mojority maj 'i^ d i." the film lii he malte sense of Plus, ah! helpful seminar to m I ' open enrollmeilent fm- our Medicarere Advantage plans! PPPII CALL U S OR: LlLOG ON TQ WWW.BCIDAHAHO.CQM TO REGISTER for a s e m in arir ilin vour area. Our representatitatives are available (rom ; ■ 8:01):00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., sevenn didays a week. Call today: (888) 492-2!>-2583 W' or (8 00) 0 ): 3 7 7 -1 3 6 3 TDD/TTY for th e hfhearing impaired, IPfeaseJoin•n IAS... TWIN FALLS I I T h u r s d s y Golden Corral, 1823 Bluee LakesL< b lvd . North I a s Iho Citlzons AOvlsorisor^ Board doliborotos on cloonu7nup A 1 1.1/16/06 ll:30a.m .-l:30 p.m. a t Iho Idaho NotionalII LlLoboraloiy SIto Including: T u e s d a y Perkins Restaurant, 1564.B14.Blue la k e s Blvd, North I Tank Fanrt UpdiIpdalo Groundwaterr MonitoringM( Update 1 1/2 1/0 6 11:30 a.m .-l:30 p.m.' . ^ Disposition o)f f LlLegacy Spont Nuclear Fuol I Lakes Blvd. North i* Enginoohng TosTost R eactor Enginoohng W e d n e s d a y Golden Corral.18'23 Blue La Evaluollon/Cosl:ost Analysis 1 1/2 9/0 6 11:30 a.m .-l:30 p.m. ------Tuesday------__Jade ^11 i . ' s H AmemeflTerinn 1 2 /0 5 /0 6 ll:30a.m .-l:30 p.m. Lindsay Blvd..BIv Idaho Falls T u e s d a y Jade Restaurant. 6 fl Blueue LakesI Blvd. North 11:30 a.m .-l:30 p.m. November 14 (Tut(Tuosday). 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. November 15 (Wedrffldnesday), fl a.m. lo 11:00 p.m. H Wednesday Golden Corral, 1823 Bluee LaLakes Blvd. North 11:30 a.m .-l:30 p.m. PubliequiB«ion and comi»mni«ntMitlonswillbo T h u r s d a y Perkins Restaurant, 15644 6Blue Lakes Blvd. North htid p«riodtca>irthrough(iighoutItl*tTMelmg Fora dMailod »g«nd« or otherher InFormaUon. eonUet 11:30 a.m .-l:30 p.m. SltannonA. Brenaan,.U.S. U ! Department of Enorgy-Waho Oporalionalont Offica. Federal CoordiAalor at 20S U2S S 39933! or vim wMv.intomcab org.

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______TIMES-NEWSM ION • BUSINESS EDITOR SANI.NDYEY MILLER: 7 3 5 -3 2 6 4 Seni(or Seaimjama comiing toMagicc V a l l e iy Event foci:usesonprot)tectingsenio:or citizens fr(:om fraud »yoyou go The (Magic Valley Senior Scam1 JamJa will be held from 8 a.m. to}3 3 BrBUrKoch being scammcd.!. decided to givegive It a go In TWin to die ^aglcValley.Mu g-p.m. Saturday, Nov. 18 at.the CollegeCol of Southern Idaho Fine ArArts Tlnw»Newt conetpondendent The good newsMS is thal im Fails, "It wwas successful in Building.' opportunity is coming cot to thc Thc Better;r BBusiness Bureau Nampa,"I," sold Beve Bryant with A free continental breakfnt andmd Ilunch will be provided to parlidlicl- TWINFALLS-Arcccijcentsur- Magic Valley thatlat organizers is sponsoringng the event with die Soud:idiwcst Idaho BBB. “Wc ^pants. Reservations should bee madem by Nov. 18 by calling theI vcy of 1.035 m em bers’(:rs of die say will be a onc-si:-stop shop for AARP Idaho,iho. Collcgc of had abouout 400 people in atten- College of Southern Idaho OfficeIce .'on Aging at 736-2122. American AssoclaHortlon of seniors, and theirelr caretakers, Southern IdalIdaho Office on danccand an we arc looking for- Recited Persons foundjnd that to leam about thehe many types Aging, TWlnrln Falls Pollcc ward toI dicTWin d Falls seminar. BiBruce Fox. a VISTA volunteerer Ing money to many of)f the about liircc {n.IO Idahoiho AARP of frauds and scan::ains going on D epartm ent,It, Idaho ' SeniorsI arct good targets for witivith the CSI Oflicc on Aging is frauds to be discussed, frAni f m embers either knowV oior liave os well as pickinglg up pointers D epartment Iof of Finance, Idaho fraud ancnd scam bccausc most cunurrcndy serving as a resouru;X* kluntlly theft lo NigerianIII let- , been a victim of identitylity theft, on how to keep proprotcctcd from DepartmentIt ( of Insurance's- have sonome kind of nest egg- to0 seniors through thele ters and lotteries, iuid ph|)iiish- • Thc survey found tlioiiiat most failing prey. Senior Healtealth Insurance assets lhat thi scammers can get Amijncricorp Inundation and is ing. insurance fraud, invnvest- members are I highly After a succes:;essful Senior Bencnts Advi:dvisors and , the to. Thesesc many sem inars will hel|:lelplng to coordinate thc'IWlnin m ent and securities fraud.tl; . concerned about idiidentity Scam )om in Nam;impa last May, OHlce o f IdIdaho Attorney showseni,‘nlors how to keep clear Fail:ails event. theft, investor fraudud and thc Better Buslniilness Bureau General to brirbring the program of scams.'IS." HHe said that seniors arc los-s- See SCAM iAM, Page;e A12 •

■ INVEST!TMENT FRAUrID INNSURANCE Fl'RAUD I D E N T ITYn THEFT Hot marirketsattra act Beily D rm ed,[, avoid ^Personal inftifocanbe money, andscamiJ stolen anytirime,anyv\^eifre IS becooming a \victim .1ByBUrKiKh Tlme»Wewi corretpoodent _ How to keep youlu r ByBlairKocb ^ Redflagsfii f o r / ; Times-News corrwpondent TalkIk to someone . IWIN FALLS — In simplerlier identity safe times If people wontc-d your ■ I Intum ca benefit* 1 TWIN FALLS — Ev„„ E investorsf®. ; . I TWIN FALLSus - Thcro a™ '™ money dicy broke Into your Identity thieve* want to rs at the Idaho . || those in “(he know" d( • ofsecu- . ' many types of Ir ' house or held up a bimk. know your name, address,>s, ' SomawtmlngtigMo :ment of Insurance can know how to protect them-thi rities and Investmentmt fraud: indudlng life In: Not so anymore, saidj j j date of birth. Social Securrurity ched at 736-4713 or ,, . . number and your financial selves from securities2s andi , Be wary If what yououpur< i (nsurance, auto ] JoAnn Lanham, consumer lal ' : 38-5731. ^ and account Informalion.I. Investment fraud. chase offers high retureturn? ! owner's poUdes, on'alts specialist of thc Idalio Jim Fields, director ofo f lhe with no risk. insurance andd commerdalct cov- ______.Depanmcni o f Finance.- Hera are some tips on hmlow Office on Aging atIt the • When someone callsalls you i and senlixnlois arc uirgcts "Idendty Uicft has become ■ to keep your personal infolfo^ Collcgc of Souihern IdaId ^ o , from outside the statitate,ques- ‘ forallofthcm. 01one of the worst white collar. . . matlon personal, said ho-is looking forwarc»rard to tion why the/re callinfIling you. Don Robersonson.supervisorfor • crim csofdur dme," she .sold.t J • Don't leavo mall In yourir J mailbox. Put outgoing malllall In attending thc worksi■kshop .Don't be swayed Ifm ti i» otter: 1 thclnvcscigallontions secdon of die '■ ‘Stealing private info ond dealing w ith these typesp es of Is only good right nowlow Idaho Dcporuncimcnt of Insurance ^ dicn using that for their ovm a post office collection boisox. • Shred all unwanted docucu- fraud during th e MaMagic . Don't be pressuredKltopur- t ; will be at diethc Magic Valley I economic gain Is a lot easier ments that (fentain any peper- Valley Senior Scam Jam.Tl- chase something Iffyoudoni' yo i- SenlorScomJamJamtocducatcdic dian robbing a bank." ! ,ji sonal Information. "Wc seem to have IBllWs, understand all lhat;the thi ' cldcrlyon>^tLlat insurance fraud She defines identity fraud, •lOlk plans and sell oH^assassets Investment entails, - v' is and how’ they'th can'deter I B |f BIBSIM ' or 01 dicft, OS VbTongfully obtoin-i„ * . • Match credit card receiptIpts * like the family farm whenicn we . ir somebody wantssyouto yi becoming a victi'icdmoflt. Ing and using another per­J.J.] with the monthly bills. Looook , I get older only to invest'est In vvJre money or usea a ‘Seniors get:t takenta by a lot of ' son’s personal data in a wuy‘ for discrepancies and for-ir­ som ething new,” FieldsIs sisaid. cashier’s i±eck instealead of i . (njurance scan-cams, like If die diat Involves fraud or decep­.Z eign items.. • Check all monthly bankinking “But how do wc know howtiow to your own personal chechBck.it “ Scnl tikesdielr money and ^ tion ti' for economic gain. trust thc.sc people thatat sell: may be a fraudulentitlnw Ir jt. ' ; ihcn doesn’t opplipply It to thc right Here’s how It works. Oncc ond billing statements foror I accuracy. ' these promises of good- got ment. ; product," Robei;bcison sold. "They thieves get some personal return. 1 myself do not; retreally are also targcugcted for causcd information like your name, • Memorize your Social know how to proteci my:myself I outo accidentsnts — where an address and Social Security.j ■ Security numbers and pasass- from thot.“ A h *' ! automobile youyou arc following number, they can open new words. Don't carry them1 During thc workshicshop, I stops short caus»uslng you to hit accountssuch as a credit card around with you. Coicon Hodson, securlturltles give money and hopeipe to pas- i them. Thc dderIderiy ore targeted Tnura SW«Mcfcif,Mt,«iidNen J]account in your name. They • If a monthly bill or state-le- investigator with th e IdaIdaho sively make morfbysoffit." ol ; liccausc theyy arca easily flus- Will», anloilioriutnocebmefits rarack up a bill and move on,' ment Is late, find out why.ly. Department of Finance,;e, vwill She explains thatat : seniors tercd." •M stntttittlMMaboDtiwftBmitof b showed sh that 47 perccnt o of f everyone." Uiiihoin wild.I.-All ’ now and real estate is as these guys out plus ph - for [ lion." Robersonon said. : "W? had This Is cacallcd "churning" or vlcdms vli have a closc associa­a- you need is n clean Sococlaj well. However. securUlcscs arct retirees on thc youngmger end I $32,106 In courturt ordered resd- *twlsdng"F"policies. : tion tic to thc perpetrator.)r. Security riuniber. Ue xvaryry of ' rcaily broad and rcaily rca tudon and S2,49i>,490, 096 In sav- ' SeniorsSe can relax, some. Thai01 encompass anytime you y< See WVESTMEHT, Pa,PageA13 i ings and recovcrii/cries." See} IIINSURANCE, Page A12 BBB BE survey showed that thcle See lOOmiY, Page' AA13 Clhic!shoippiling ‘Lifestyle’Iremodels a:an help groc)cers establi{ish an ident[tityinatoujIgh industryy I _____ ByHModeUMe______store's own line of naplamnil.becf.__ The Spokesmaftflevlew ------‘DodM I^’nkslis t a c n n a SPOKANE. Wash. - Local U IFlonl miiu|«r SUphanIe Wilkerr grocery stores arc takingg ono a Remodels generateate ‘double- ' n t t n plintt In ber eipjtided blg-cIty glow as comparpanics digit" Increases inI soles,» York dipartnent it tbe Saftvay ttm In spend millions of dollarstars to sold, and h d p protectect a store's CMiird'Altne rectirtly. 'Uftttyla'l' i transform older buildings i gs into territory when a competitorco upiradii, uch attpeclaHyf»edt, trendy marketplaces thatit oETcro moves Into an area.L Ir past K. moro choiccs, greater convonven* Qve yean, Yoke's ashas grown to brpnicc producs and Mpindtd *inrln* Icncc and a warmer atmjtmos- 13 stores and sales sal have Mctiottt ir« designed to cater loI pherc. increased by 39 perc»erccnL The 'quality buren,' a niche d shopper«r» . Although today's remodnodels company h currcnUydy remodd- I'H «fw will atwayt leek flr«t at qiulHy,itlf. can run upward of S2.S millTilUion ing stores In Sandpidpolnt and IImt price. Walker Is dreued casualllally a store, updadng Is less expexpen- Kdlogg, Idaho, flfer a 'dreu down diy* fundralur.■. sive than building from serascratch Rosauers Supernuunarkcts and ddrAT? Saff!VrTiy-StorM -tnp— changing customer needsIs ands updating their chains. I w '' am tm establish an Idendty in a iiigiiighiy Renovadons ate tianransforming . compctldve indust^. tradidonal buildingsj selves from other storesres in plays. ' Now is a ureat tim e ' town. It's not all about price pr Coffee bars are becoming b< nriiTfraBPf anymore." said Denny York,Yo standard amenIdes.Wl• Whilebusy to be 0 business ow ner senior vice prcsidcnt and dindirec- shoppers might not noi spend dent for Rosauers,::rs, sold d)c goal A se stb lgarea a r witti fireplKe crcaiciited by the chef at in Idaho! tor of store developmentsnt at much time admiringg die ti SMdi- was to create aI homeyho aunos- ■Huddekleberry’s Natural Market. Yoke's Fresh Market. ing earth tones, theyy rmay phere while providDvlding morc of The 29didl Avenue project which± is i owned by die chain. A Yoke's, formerly callcd YoVYoke's around a little longer,;er, and, In the products and anc amenities added a towering t 44-foot seadnging area widi a gas llrcplace Pac'N Save, Introduced itss freshfre the process spend morlore money, diot today’s custoistomers enjoy, facadeanddIdrive-dirou^phar- wasaboIm added. nuukct concept sbc yearss a{ ago, Rosauers recentlyitly spent such as wines,cs, microbrcw macy. Murairals pointed by a ‘We'tVe'vc got a pretty good cof- when the ciiain was stiu; g ^ ^ g . neariy $4 million renmnovadnglts beers, natural meats, me; seafood Northwcstarartistdiatoncchung fee dubdui here in die morning," Thc approach Integralgrates store on 29th Ave\venue in and fresh, gourmetmet salads. near thc front fr checkstonds Shirtsis saids of the regulars who C.ill or visit our ivobsili- communlty-oricnte'd artwronvork, Spokane. The 21>storcare chain Is "So far our remodels ren have were frameded ond mounted in frequcrjcnt die new setdng. loday for moro infurmation.n. photos and antiques w wj ith owned by URM Storesres Inc. and been very goodi investments," ir die entrywayay. TticIC 29di 2 Avenue stoa> is one (208) 733-6581 expanded offerings of locaocoily operates in Wasiiingtoi^on, Idaho, said Shim, addlrIdlng that thc A food barba offers flve fresh of wo two local Rosauers that grown products, Includludlng Oregon and Montana,ta. updates typicallyly Increase(n sales soups and 20 20 types of marinat- www.cnbba.com orgonlcs. fresh seafood andid thct Mike Shirts, scnlorvirviceprcsi- bylSpcrccntto20i20pcrcent. .cd olives. TheTT deli has salod^ See { SHOPPING. Page A12 AU b,Uibo Saadir.NonaWt2.200e '■-t, i ; tl' ^BUisin;ESS h h h

D.L Evans opensIS™*' i CREI;dit u n i o n 0 Rob Cronin Ix'uder.ij: She hus been with (he(lie iheir communities, OPENS N VAllEY — Hob Cronin, cocompany for 2 1 yeurs and han­an- Roundy. who (etleaches bank in Pocatellolo ----- _ ----- ■ ■ V"------:i n-’iil ll esiale sales executive dlidles hum an resources at all Special Cducadon atIt East John V. l-vans, Sr... I'lI’resideiil * I ^ wiihc:«Coldwell Banker Couklin foifour locaiions. Minico Middle School,3l. will of I). I.. ILvjins Bank JJ:u .md fl- . ' ■ Co..' I'has been named one of appear in the ,NHR I'ornicr ClHverniir nf l^aho n five rereclpiehls of the (iuod Jan '^nnie’'HaII Outstanding Ameilerlcan iiniioiinced llic cipcniii Ihc lilior Awurtls by Hli/XL- Teachers 2005/'5/2006 new I). L livans Bankk Pocatellol’( j K l P W ’ Magazine, the offidal KIMBERLY I - Jim '’Vlimie"lie" Commemorative Edition,n. Hmiu'h l(»c:iic(l at 40110 ication o f the National iiiii lall of Kimberly I ligh Schoolool Roundy hus Yfllowstnnc Ave. I).. I.. l-:vuns ' .. - .-iation of Itealturs". lie hahas been awarded the been leaching , iJiiiik a-|ia*M;n(jiliv'L‘ss saysi they 1‘ceive a SIO.OOO gniht for - DiDistinguished Service Awardard wilh Ihc uj^^H iirc exdicd to I)L' abk' ic charity, ihe American by the Idaho Assoclutldn of school district ^B PM smclhufliuincialiiccdeedsofihe er Society's Camp IIleulili. Ic Physlciil Education.on. as a special comimiiilty with (he ; I) () w Recrealion, and Daiice al theirleir education m g L A i’ociitello Iocalion. I'll new iiniiual conferencc. This Is the leacher since t’ncHlollo liraiich has • dedi* most pa*stigious awiini thatIls Is 1997. She caivd expcrjeiicetl leam by given by the association. Halllall aligned die I L Jcdd Thotiiii'i, vicc |)a‘sidvnt jin is u leacher and coach at special educa* n i|L J and branch manngcr: (Irani Kimberly High School. She: Is tion curricu- Hotlily. assisiani viceice presi- the daughter of Vinnicnic him to ihe ody dcnt/coniinercial loanan officer: Coiifereirence'sr SlaSiandley from 'hvln Tails. general edu* Lince Hedke. asslslaiilani vicc Idiho Central Creditlit tUnion held a ribbon cutting and ^rtd opening celebra- {^p,, i, I lall has exemplified the beste'si calion curriculum so herer stu* prcsiilent/scnior comr•mmercial ' tiwi Oct. 26 with thelie Mini-CaulaI Chamber of Commercece iand members of the Orleansns in cbantcterisiics ch: for Ihis award.rd. dents could focus thclr siistudies loan officer; Chrisis livans. conmunltjf. The buiinliiness'b located al 415 Rheniew OrireMre, inside Wal-Mart in Noven■'m ber. Cronin She Shi has sen ed us lAllPERDHD on Ihesame areas us ihe■moin- n rinancial .service reprcipresenta- Buriey. Butineu houroun are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday throughthroi Saturday. CJroninn is a presldeni prt and has been lour-ur* stream students. She formin e d a tivL‘/o|iera(ions supejpimlson B»bbl.Wrfmrii.ii'asslstant branch manafer. Rnanclalalofflcere ol include r survivor who's devoted nal editor for se\ erul years. Sheihe Special Olympics leam1 wilh ■ Deanna Williams. lice Vlllaienor, Rayanne Price, RIcJi Dayl•7 p.m. pies «>ff Ithe power of one per- /\friUrica to schooL leacliing in the public sector sc' ■ T he new office offci the - son IO iiimprove the tjuiiliiy of Ihill II bas also been a. veryry IO slay home and raise;c her , same friendly, hoiiii IVv.i life forr oilieri,I Cronin is the dedledlcated varsity volleyballall own four, children, rnine com m unity bank servic our l^ ”i drivingg force for Camp coa';oach and junior higli tnickck exchange s(udenis dnd■I five customers ibroiiKliouiut south'.! B fi Kainlinw:)w Gold, an o u td o o r’ coai:oach for many years. She luisas foster children. During; i(hat eastern • Idaho haw coicome to haven fcfor young canccr vie- tau>aughi and coached in otherer time, she (auglit pri\rivatc nppreciate from ils ol 'Q ^ 9 1 . tlms. OOver the past seven arciiireas including Bonners Ferry.ry. '■' kindcrgancn for six years-s iond ' and employee's. Hie PotPocatello years, helie has filled every role at SheIhe Is the Safe and Drug FreeL‘e ballet for (hlny years. Sheic h a s . Branch is ti full ser\’ice liie cunjmp including board gnit;nint coordinator for the dis*s* also worked with theI BoyI cial institution provid a ■ ■ m em berer. fundraiser, conn* iricirict and she organizes andid . Scouts us u life guard for fo a i \vicjc Miriety of product and acliviiies dlreclor. and impinplements heallh-fuirs annu­J- group of spccial needs cltlztlzens : ser\'ices. from simplej|e "I-ree camp dirlirecior. allyity for students in k-12 grades.IS.' • und n cook. She has also i Checking for Ufe" accoiii;ounis. to The butlneu 4C'* heldleld a ribbon cuttlns Oct. 26 to commemmemorate Its new Cronii:lin has volunteered worked asa tutor for Minidiidoka complex business loans. I ItciUsn 111251 Oikli)ikley Are. In Buriey. The business is ownedown and opented nearly 2 .(.00 ()hoursonbebalfof BtVttyan Matsuoka County Schools ond a co;:oun- ’ online'banking, and FrPremier br John «IKl Utl Cudlludill and they are assisted by Michelle!ll.Gc.n.TIl.rb.t. C clieaiiiilnp as well iis recnilllng • selorforAYUSA. . Club Accounts, t lealth Si astla In botlneu for 10 yeare. The busiibuslntuiHininrl- '»to volunteer thousands IWlN H Iv\L L S -Idaho Smallill Roundy reiurned* to pullublic ■ Accounis. morti’age irs. lie has also heen Busiusiness Dijvelopineni Center etyd»erTJee»ifleludlrtiidlng photocopies, pereonallzed photoi.iittH...,„m gi ,y.r :r school in 1995 as a subsiiiliiute . , investment services. nenial in raising SI.4 Dire•irecior Jim llogge■e teacher. She was later askecX'dto loratlon and fai senice. Business houre D. L Hvans Dank husis sserved trtpWei, photo reitcra iun.r.9:30i.m.lo „,||||„„I for ihe camp. The antinnounccd teach the Special Educai:atlon Idaho sincc 1904. Sineince the 6 p.m. Monday throujhugh Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturditurdays. For more money wwill be used fo ra new thatlai Bryan J, class and earned her'M asl'ister’s first branch opened In(1 Albion.Al [nfonnatIon,call67S-8:S-8126. scholarshship program to send Mairmt < eo.En4ruPUnn«riM> A. * sec coaches’ shows, preaireand The Lund Groupip Inc. has ciun; and Dougg Schwarz,S< sur* Denise Meicalf, N vicc presi- MA.or;. e* Sana Dtiwa D»« I Tni»t. • itwwn ct P* post-giune analysis, and1 ncnews opened u new busineiness local- vcyor. I'or morere iinformalion. dent of human h resources, xf-mnMd cutKKKin « WOO to> ta cCMTncMxg tppi, an mwtuM m e IKMW rvlura] o( « iMrrofflkMnptocMdt *.M»W*lroni H(1riMUtKl>0« UMntpftM9MC>yKSOCDanliU9A. about confercncc teams;. plplay- ed at 140 River VIst/Ista Place, coll 733-4041. a'ceived thehc Dennis D. Conrad mmiohi Dl PkiAc C«PUI Oxk. N A UM •mwn) a HOO •ppWMi. >o« mravgn pMopang iMMOftt.

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' r ______Twm ilwiiirU,r l 2,a » i Tlt»<sco-sdwol Spedalty apparel chains ct: bl- tion for young: wcwomen wtien thc fountmdation, approached season that outpaced all other( tered with boringg rmerchan- shopping for dothIothes.wi0i6.8 DL Evansns Bonk for die spon- dontjnations of trees, wrcaihsi family priced breakfast.'IThe retail sectors In sales growth, grc dise. Discount storesres were hit percent sayiiu. they tlii go therc sorship bccauscb< of their long- andid festival is open to lhe l*uhubiic Momentum built in OctiOctober, by falling hom e prices pr and most often.ol-Mart was in standingg community ' suppon thee ccountless hours of votun-• unlil B p.m. wilh nnn-siop) live.li with deparunent storescsogoin s costly gas, as well asssasartorial a flrst place with1 14,71<< percent. lo the Mlnllnl-Casslaarca. teerser scrviccs, thc festival wouldI enieriainrncni. in the lead. And now industryindi misstep or tw a Anctad depart- TWo years agt>,50, Wal-Morfs 'T h e festlvai f needed an not)t bet possible. Each year die! Sunday, Nov. 2G fcaiui;ures experts expcct them1 10 t( be ment stoics began totocatchup shore was 20.9 pcicentpc while anchorsponsor sp and die bank fcsti\stivai grows and wc love lo> Church Choirs nnd nellgio{ious among thc winners durlnjiringthe In Sepiem ba, department d q JCPenney languisjuished at 4.8 stepped1 upu to thc ploie widi seee tthc crowds comc throughI Mu.^lc und i.s ojien lo the pupub- hi^-stakes holiday shophopping stores recorded corcomparable percent, the supiippon we needed," thcc doors."d tic from noon to 5 p.m. season. sales growth, a key^measureof m 'This is the voicesice of the peo- Hansen said.si "Odicr commu- The Th festival begins Friday. On Monday. Nov. 27. die•fcs- f< Someone must have'gce gotten retail, of 8.4 perccrcent from pie.' said Rill Rist,iUst. vice presl- nity businsincss and Individuals Nov.3v. 24, from 11 am . to 2 p.m. tival is open tu ihc pubibllc on Sonu^ good side. Septem ber 2005, besting be all dcm of strategy stra for have beei}cn generous In their widiidl die Buyers Galo. anyone! from 10a.m. to 8 p.m .w ilh1 lilive ■They're the stellar perft«rform- other retail sectors1 forfoi the flrst BIGrescarch. "Thi‘This is \^at supponto tc die foundation and interteresied in attending Is wel-• entcnalnmcni.i Monday feh- ft ers," said Michael NienJicmira, dm ethisyear.lnOctoberthey ao theyltc saying.' die fcstlvtival In lt‘s production comcme. Thc festival Is Open toI luresi a Senior Social from1 1-31 . chief economist foror the were up 6.2 percencent, again If the hypothesisesis holds true. expensess over the past eight Publlibllc 3-10 p.m. before and |p.m. wilh rrcerefrushmciilslsfor International Coundlidl of beating other sectorsors. For the it could w indd up i saving years. Wele continue to rely on afterier the lighting on the seniors. : Shopping Centers, a1 tradeti holiday season, Nieniemira pre- department stores,res. Many spe- thcm fortlrthelr caring and shar- squaiuarc. Anyone who would likee 10 . group. T h is is good newse m lt^ dieted that sales growlowtb would dalty stores changimge with didr Ing suppoiw rt" On Saturday, Nov. 25, the make i a donation lo the festi\tivul somethin that wc haveave not be 4.4 percent, companparedwith demographic basesases — mean- This ^ar yei sponsor funding Tedd;ddy Bear Breakfast runs or < volunteer ihdr Umc canI callc ; seen for yeaii" a nearly equivalentt didedlne In ing there comess a a tim e in a . comcsCror'omdicfollowingaddi- fromim 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. wilh a Panic I al43r>-225n. It is a surprising ttimttm of 2002. shopper’s life when v -the tional lupponcrs; su| McCains, events for a sector whose»ehey- 1 “Department stortores have' thumping basss and a heavy Amalgamtmated Sugar Co., day many thou^t hadid longI begun to im derstartand v4iat musk in Abercromlomble & Fitch United EleElectric Co-op, Senator Chamber aAG( WINNERS sincc passed. Dcpartnutmcni they need to do inIn the: new is no longer appcppealing. The Dean Canam cron. Wells Fargo swres w cri oncc dcstinattiiations retail marketplace,'* saidst Chris shopper may move me on to Bank, Derlln Di Taylor and for a generation of shopploppeis. E)onnelly, a partnerratconsult- at another retallitaller, but Associates:cs. Autumn Haven They Mcd entire blocksidown- do ing flrm Accenture LnLtd.% retail Abercrombie stey:teys put and AssistedUving, Dr. Dac (own and made miradcscs hap-1 division. ‘They've started s t to waits for a new teen:een-ager. ■ Johnson,I, Soudiem Idaho •pen on 34th Street. kind of change thethe overall Not so with1 department d> TherapyServices. Sc Dr. and Mrs. Then camc thc suburburban shopping experiencecc to make stores. They arc! designeddc for Leo BrownArn. Hansen Mortuary, ■ jD mall. Oepaitment storestes Ocd It more cu rren t' customers of allI agiages, starting ’ Dr. Gllbcntn Crane, Evans Grain. d dcs (0 take up rcsidcnocncc in Experts deb ate the drhring in the children^s departm di ent WesternSeed Sc Co, Magic VaUcy behemoth shopping ccmxniers, force behind the attracdon. atl growing to jtmion,ora, and even Chalet, □ty Qi of Rupen. Butte unwittingly setting upp thclrtJ One theory is lhat yoi1-oung peo- registering cappuoDucdno mak* Fcncc, and an Cameo Special slow demise in thc proc)roccss. pie are remming aftiafter being ers for weddingg presents.p If Events. Sponsor Sp funding pro- Customers, esp«dallyr flcklcfli disappointed ^ sspedalty they win over shoploppcrsw hen ; vides fund!ids to covcr the festival but influential youngerr shshop- . rctalleis. At depaitmeinent stores, they are yotmg,J, they tl could * aqwnscs} so s die money raised i pers. began favoring thce moil^m they find f ^ o n o bJle lc private- keep them for &lift from thesaleofiicmsandfood sa I ' smaller spcdolty storess with\ label brands and D)sJsspliuiing a liie question1 is ii w hether at dte fcstlstival goes dirccdy to I, more current fashionsu andi music to welcome theihem. department storescs canc sustain assist witlith health care pro- merchandise — thinkk Gap,C A monthly surveyry by1 mar- the growth of thcthe past two grams, schicholarshlps and needs Abercrombie & Filch,1, Ann/ ketlng Dim BIGrcseajicarch LLC months or if itis is simply on in thc commmtuiliy. niylor and Poltcry Bam.u asks about 7,000 peoplople where anomaly, a sparfc:thatsoonw tlu ill Kathy Duncan, D festival co- I Meanwhile, blg-boxx dis*i they shop m ost ofoften. In flzzle. Several Indusdustiy experts chair says(s she is pleased widi TanI ib M s « m n v M $1,000 KbeiaibeianUpib; the Inin Fan* Arta counters emerged, oR'eiiR'cring October. 26 pcrcentI of women 'were reluctant to tc forecast thc overwrwhclmlng response cbanbMbar e( CoMMR* ArfbotkNtt CoOMntttM m lectnUy at Ks annual As m any of thc sam e typesp es of ages 18 to 34 said thithey go to beyondtheendoftlofthcycor. the comn nmunity ^uts forth i^ andatiea n c BaoqoaL Um anot n a Mdlaid at tiie IWa Falb Ceunly Faiixraumundt goocb as department stores stc department stores. That^Tt still "If history Is a. guide,gui it con- each year,ir. “Thc finandal sup- ^ ^ laK Wionan in ftoa Wl art iiantfartfar Johssep, Tirin Fallt; Ibvfcl Wisanainan ' but at much cheaper priccs. prii lower than thc 20.81.8 percent tinues at least forthr three o r four port of diesethi businesses and Wal-Mart and Hugct siphoi)honed who said they shop at special- months. Yeah, OK, d u t gets individualsals allows us to pro- at tcManWR «Wi tbi Cdkp ef Seotltatbern Idaho), FDer, Heole Sbndal,I, customers away from trndi- tn ty stoies. but it Is the largest you through tht e holldoy^sea-h( vide dte evente that thc com* " “•»«; ’Mak Lata, Kacmua; Daa B M«t«i,BclriWd;aiNinoMsLe 9a. tional powerhouses suchtich as share department stoi{tores have son." Nlemlra said. sai "Then mimlty lasha; come to love and KaganCanw. WiMan Ml plehnd an Adamdam Btrt, BOti; Matt Botir. SufiJ; . Scars and ICPcnncy. had in two years. what?" I look forwaward ta Wltiioui thc MdalMaOMtOeUicManUpiilttiCSI}C$11, B8u: aod WratlPmatt,Ha2Mi<{0R.

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Shdppi) i n g ^ ------tie billion in 20<2005, according to Johnsoiison said shopping ces:»slng and other amenities. Hoover's, a company that trends ; anare changing as cus- Tidyman's Tl went under;r I I I I I indude minl-HuiHuckleberry's -rescarchcs: coiporadons. cc The tomers,s, u who arc increasingly ilnanancially this summer, butj( shops, with bulkIk foods, dry corporationn isi about midway pressedd ft for time, try to comc thatmt store and two others Inn foods, hcalth-rciarelated prod- through' implementing up wllhih q quick, hcaljhy meals thele chain were purchased by 'y UCU and rcfrlgciIgeratcd and' updates boiboth locally and they cansn c enjoy as a famliy. Uononner Foods Inc. frozen food. throughoutit (he chain, i-(For Yoke's, being a small,1, Across (he strce:rcct on 29th Johnson sold.dd. For an industry En$llringIng a sinooHi rem odel incii^dependent grocer gives the Avenue, Safeway,y I:Is sporting th at relicsI oon a slim profit challain greater (lexiblllty when the company'sly's latest m argin o f 1 fpcrcent (o 3 per- Safewayway even has a lifestyle • it comes c to responding to “lifestyle" rpnovatli/atlon, which ccnt, remodeldeling hundreds o f coordinainator, M ike (Clutter, chailanging customer needs and mixes a stylish environment cn< stores rcprescesents a huge cash who cnsuinsures that the retail mararket trends, York said. with expanded assossortmcnts of commitment.int.. and rcmomodel comcs together "The "T good ones (Indcpend- fresh products. "It's alwaysays a challenge in .smoothlyIlly as stores stay open entIt grocers) are surviving “In our lifestyle:ylc environ- our* businesless bccause wc during : coconstruction. Clutter becixause (hey can make ded­ m ent wc really loollook'at cater- -always opcr)cra(c on penny also matmanages (he Coeur slonans quickly and do what Ing to today'ss shopper's proDts," John:hnson said. d'Alenec SSafeway on Nelder iheiicir customers want," he needs. We listenI to our CUS- Ac die 29th.th Avenue Safeway, Avenue,i. wwhich w as renovated said,id. tom ers m ore than th ever the floral dcfdepartment stands last year,ir, Shirts Sh of Rosauers, said the before" said Crqlgqlg Johnson, o ut wiUi plat)laiik flooring and Some cgr groccry chains made remimodels arc about position- jB district manager;cr for 16 contemporary•ary glassware dis- m ajor uptupdates several years ingg the company for the Safeway stores in Eastern plays that toolook like som ething ago. Albertbertsons remodeled its futuiture in the highly comped- Washinglon andd Northern from Pier 1 Imports.In: Spokanele : stores five o r six tlvc]c grocery business. Idaho. Just insidedc one entrance, years ago.go. a com pany spokes- Most Mi of the stores have the deli hass rready-to-eat and woman I saisaid. beeren remodeled a nd sbc more /Uwiit$3niniioiip(I p e r sto re take-and-bakiake foods, includ- The upcupdates added coffee are slatcd'fors major work, he ing sushi, hohot soups, pizza, kiosks andand expanded depart- said,id. It's a never-ending Lifestyle- remodlodels cost salads and'anan olive bar. _ 'ments witwith natural, organic proc>HAINING.SCIUPASuffOliT he said. “Seniors arearc targeted ofdicCSIOOIccIlceonAgingtodis- on diem." because they arcc available,( cuss elder abus<>uscand fraud pre- gullible and suscepiiblidble.Forihe vcnUon. most part they areut; a lonely Following thedi' opening ses- bunch and scammers ly sopiilsdcated, ihidiey tailor shops and aimfree lunch at noon. make their pitchesICS so they The final wo:workshops will be sound trustworthy." held from I p.m. p.r to 1:45 p.m.. Hie Scam Jam motTiomlng will foUovbred by a presentadon| of begin at 8 a.m. widilaficecond* afi AARP's “Fraudud Fighter" pro* i nental breakfast. ParParticipants gram, I nA l t r o R a t e will get die chancee tomc35,000 (heir names,, SSocial Securi(y ! / agents and only run foi g & r I four or five num bers, addre:l i ^ and (he like. casesayear. People need to t know that '*? “There areaio t ofragents agi diat Medicare, ivledli»licaid or Social • ^ arc good, mdst of diemiem arc,"hc Security will nevicvcr call and ask H ^ d . "But when onec viivictimizes for this informati his clients wc find thallaldiercarc t Wells said SHSHIBA is not an H several being taken," invcsdgodve or)r IInsurance-sell- H Some .of the depaiipar(men('s ing ofBcc, b utt reprcsentadvcs r H Senior Health IruInsurance can help you ififyou y feel you've H Benefits Advisers —- SFSHIBA — been (oken advaivantage of. H will also be at die Scamam Jam. "We can helpIp (0i contact die H ‘People wiil coll seni«nlors and right people If[f you) arc being W say diey are njpresentamtadves of dealt widi unfalrlolrly," she said.

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EprroRiALJ — m ictionle^sonsiiforbotlihpartiei f : ' Otter CJ:anmixide eas epublillcans ca are going to hove to(0 figuref out why lost on IXiesday. rots are going to A towage;waronm(ieth have to figurero 0out why they won. ver tJireee decadescli in Idaho politics, G u ofdie next two ■G™- yaffilliiding the even e leciC .L_ •'! 'Buich" O tter has built a rc] ■ more imponunlant 2008 elec- ' tion on thihc e rock-ribbed philosophyyof o limit- tions-dcpcnclends on how die cd govemm mn ent, b e it at ih e federalI or even two panics inte ^ ( , VMERETD, Interpret what > ' " ■ the localI levels.lc\ happened, ^ 1 The question now isiis w h eth er Idaho's next goveiivem or Let's stanw wld ldithe will a d h ere to thiit printrinciple while tackling one: oof f th e Hepubllcans.I. GOPers G( woke up state's m o st frigliioninging issues — th e plague o f m1 House as a facioictor. Galen ter what. Iraq.ra come to dislike die er" < bill? “ this and. ripped into cong Correction says 52 perce id Other 3ngressional YctWedn------1 Forpublicans?" Democrats Democrats might noie Republicans forror earmarking( Defense Dc inmates have cited mcthe t h u s e a s a ISSU6S. DemtfieOicd from policies aimed across i die country ri^i-of-f. and overspendinding, and added announced ivinning back moderate-to- ccnicr < social policies were primary reason for theireir incarcera- he declared die selves ■that Capitol Hilllliii leadership Which is to iservadve "Reagan . mostly i victorious. Gay mar­r- • tion. ause would go "full die vt '■allowed the mennembers lo administralead" on Iraq, no mat- mcrcimocrats’' — defending riage i and afllrmative acdonn A s-nbbs found in hisis 990-day report to tlie goverrern o r last t-ngoge in sclf-de -dealing on on unfamiliar I havec:ial Security, raising the were i voted down. "English m onth, th e state h as 133 governm ent-sponsoredd sub-s unprecedented si ?d scale. Whether ihe clecdordnesday. Secretary of Repulnimum wage, loudening Only" ( was voted up. stan ce ab u se programis. s. ISom e recom m endationsis vw ere to it was ulps paidlid ffor by lobby- more supp]Donald Rumsfeld benefon trade—-but for die V\^l the Democrats ignorere • •: streamline llie agencies,es, eliminate some dupllcaticItions, Ists: hiring familynilymemberaat responsecd to his njslgnadon. . at winst p an Nancy Pelosi & Co. those t public opinion indica­a- a n d co m b ih eall substahtance abuse budget requestssts Into a high salaries to0 pplan partl^: ommendatito say, the Bush conseifined diemselves to m ean- tors, t just as the Republicansis .... steering consultii ;r M,,-, singular request. ulUng business Study Groujration is showing Dcmcless protest-voie bu7jc ignored i public opinion over But Tibbs also suggest(ested a search for long-termmcom- < , '"fonncrsmlfmfers: or outright commissloiu-flexibility in light of Social■ases, promising "a new the t past fe\v years? As 2006 which is it? Is It Secretary ol m iim en ts o n th e m ost;t eJeffective program s, a n d tonthnn t bribery... Sowh ons. And it can show minln;cdon.“‘ proved,f voiers always standJ I-.... President Bushh 01or soon*to-be- a Republica 0 the Democrals now have r p u sh funding only towarvard tliose programs, ipleness in its up on ready to correct the excessescs ex-Speakcr Denni:rmls Masiert Intcmadon ibslandally blank slate of c incumbents. And voters can-.ca That's h alf a solution.n. Not^ only should Idaho focio cu so n who's to blamc7V to forthcoming rec* most j c7Vice President Committeeadonsofthelraq conflr)n which lo write. The sen- easily c do il tigaln in 2008. its successful programIS, s, iit should also im prove itstsw i eak- Dick Cheney had tiad his Hamilton,jup, a a bipartisan iiiglcs:piodcraies in die pony will er areas to wiige this fighi ^ t . response: In anm irinterview wilh IndI^ed. f( Ion ied ex* phrastsumably be able to restrain James Pinkerton is a cohimWl- ..... T h e biggest strengdi1 afa p p e a rsio b e Idaho's systentem o f ABC News justt beforebe the . underscore of State James Baker, dirccdir Icftvrard fringe from try- nistt. forNcivsday. d as m u ch in h is report, callirIling it drug courts. Tibbs said ai icon; and ex-House Soti "one of the most cost-efficn'ective a n d successful appipproach- ^ ^ inal Reladons a subs cs 10 treatm ent." D edicaticated a n d proven judges wh< ce chairm an Lee u p o n ' serve as m en to rs are lielflelping offenders stay out ofoS j Sourci I. a Democrat. lorpio a n d change their lives. ceofSalmo. foreign policy crises presurercury Still11 uncertain Tills is n o secret to legi;egislatoi^ a n d judicial Qfficial re the need for con- dieir li :ials.T he r i n he IWin1 FalFails Tim es- [“ ------■ lonal and global sources. It Fish is a good source of q u e sd o n is w here to fmdind th e funding, . I A/ei('$istoltobecom* Dr.nr Id also be entering the protein p and low in soturated biggest weakness is with edu Meanwhile, Idaho's big duca- X mendedIfor fo its recent KEADE crshed dirough dry or wet fot. ft Simply limit fish con­ tion. T h e state h as n o effteffective campaign to spreadsad th e a n id e (Nov. 5,20, 2006 ] bringing DOUl deposldon. sum si ption to omounts speci­;i- • word about meth’s addicidlcdve'power. its sinister phyhysical the important: issueiss of mcrcu- Dn Falls meIt Is esdm aied that m crcu- fied fl in die advisory. aflects o n users, a n d itsIS ppath to violent crime. ry pollution in> thithe Salmon *------^------> deposited direcdy lo the Hie need for fish consumpnp- viontana I'alls Reservoirr 10to the otten- to be answe Otter has wisely pralsecIsed th e m odel set by th e Mo ^ I regionirvoir yeariy from wet air don ti advisories for some M eth Project, a n innovatiratlve advertising campaignpi th( at don of its readersIcrs. Mercury mercury is c oslilon. Wet a|r deposldon Idaho k water bodies indicateses • h as show n results in thatla t state. T h e project's key' coalgc is pollution Is a scri'serious Issue Mercury car)ER COMMENT lercuryisalso'deposited that d m ercury polludon is o sto p Idds from u sin g met]ieth even once. which merits closclose scrutiny ural sources he endre watershed. How factor fti in Idaho. Ic community, springs. SoulUO HOWARD i l r d 'f The weapon has been>n aadvertising— gruesome,e, £graph- by ilit.sclcmmc c :h of this mercury makes In addldon, die results off . • the media andI thothi public. con also inc------j yy the reservoir is unknown, water w quality studies show ic, yet realistic — o n TVV. radion a n d p rin t fom iats. Th Whileitisnoteiotewordiy that in*state and Mercury concentradons that tl some water bodies in project roaches 70 to 900 p ercent o f state teenagers i ivercd is wherc the reserve I'S at the Idaho Dcpartilarimcnt of human-cou: low as measured in the Idaho Ic are impaired and failifO’V: tt least three times weeklyly T1 h e direct im p a a o n teenenuseis Environmental Qi s coming from. deposi II Quality (DEQ) processes;an st com e from nat> of mters er of2005 and 2006 are meei n: water quality standardsd s ' uncertain, but state data«ita show declines in m e th us(use from has been collectir cting air. water, operations.:cs | like soil o r hot on significantlydie obove notu* for fo mercury.. workplace drug testing,^ yy< outh surveys and a dow/n nt tu m sediment and snosnow data for busdon, coo ourccs of mercury muchi’ occurring levels, It is fell, however, that m er­er-i-y over a year to Icar in m e th labs. learn and various mannclude a tnixture of it tothe th contribution from dry cury ct pollution is less a prob­ O tter is im pressed and^id w an ts to u se th e M ontanam a understand how)w rmercury sources, sewfid out-of-stale ' the watershed ha\have been ' is how the ni Jediment cores from the the th watershed from streams take state fimding. anufocturing ♦Tht 5 reached as yet. poned — cwagein treauncni air deprvoir indicate a constant draining di die watershed and • The meih monster presiresents an opponunity for: U0 tter How mercury tr y transforms. wet deposidiidfUls, and odicr Odierof s deposldon over time. from fn wet and dry air deposi*1-'”^^ ' ______tn lex issue, espe- stream netwip of these sources be.2todl, the Idaho Division of comes co from is not yet clear. " ______cially In a watershirshed with no Mere is whdually imponant wet dlair issues fish consump* DEQ Dl will have m orc conclu-" direct discharges;cs h consum ption advi- DougHotvard is the region-' The mmiwra of the edttoriitorial board and wrttera of «dKorlItortal* showed mercuryry lilevels above associated tr ‘.s don'l m ean you should aal l administrator for the itolnbacli, Stevo Crump. ThKl BUi hc data and infor- tlon ad' ar* . Brad Hurd, Chria Stall BU*#, DEQ's water quolKlallty standard, mercury coullected to date. w atereating b fish from affected DDepartment i o f Eni//ronme/itsila l- burt and David Cooper. ______BiU BItidnbun The fundamenitL-ntal quesdon and/or airboim atcd diat m ercu- foundr bodies, t however. QiQuality's officc In TUiin Falls. •; (le reservoir yearly above v mtershed dirough safe. Ils Creek and odicr Fish ( tributaries. 'This sories d 3uld be natural stop eai s t o . activities as well as acaiicademlcs.. arestrug^ingtom c TTSD tabes standards fa -meet diis stan- and one of borneth from local. water1.300pooplc.'0nlyasin- b die dit Sunday. Oct. 22, ncw spa-" Recently, the'IWin Fallsalls School doxd with dual a%diTcdit for diose to write a letti n de would be able to fit per. pe: deigU of Slate Boanl District robed ils eligiblAbility tutors is an excellenllcnt academic So I would Uk : auditorium of350 seats. It 1 was distasteful and very CongniEulationsto thclVvir\vin requirements 10 a 2.0OGPA G tool, anopirdonll } a high school gymnasi- uncaring un on your pan. Hove '••' FaDs School District forraislnising As a Slate Board menicmbcr. I Well done to hosethos> individu- high school's Dr events that needs an you yoi ever lost o loved one? If ''' its standards for students par-[»r- bellcvcextracurricuiar)laracUvides alson thecommittclitteewho Thcncwhij orium discourages the people pei really want to know " IT ploy an important panan of a sm> developed diese suu tldpating In cxtincuiTinilar smndards and torium is desidie requirements is dian rminganlnourcommu-1.3 diese dit deuils. let diem seek it' ' dent's educotion. activities. presented tbem to tlthe TWin only 350 peofliter to the editor. gle grad outOUI on thclr tnvn. ,' A snidcnt who cams fourir D'sD Unfortunately, studeidents who Falls School Boardtd for ft accept- die same size I like 10 speak about in diease ai redesign the school Our ( family lost our fadier ■' to ore failing their coursesses won't anca and on F might be eligible to um at O'Leor]I have on die new Using3w a a larger audiiorium. I on on Sept. 30. Wc wouldn't even-r;.;; te, be ready to succeed afterafu high LUROB. STONE play football or be In debate, NE diinkdiisisn-I's audiiorium. ■ umforelat we will be very sorry Ict ict our m odier read die front •life, school. but they won't be ready forlifc IWln Falls For example.high I school’s Qudi- audiioridon'l act on this. page po{ becausc she is very " ’ trict I'm pleased to sec schschool dis- (Editor’s note: Lair Unless a local school distric Laird B. Stone Auditorium(Signed hi to seat performmk you for listening to heanbraken het over he loss, and'"I'"' ty tricts like'IVvin falls roIs chooses lo raise Its eilgibUity ■alslng isamemberoftiwlcle Idaho Slate bcncfldalbccopie. 'Thatis about nity.slrdon. we wc didn't feel it was appropri*"' nid- their standards. Improvreiving the Board ofEdiuafion., a'quirements, students ponld 'on.) lforchesmis,lzc as die audiiori- . PleaseIK HARRIS ate. ate ;tivi- preparation ofldoho^sI'S studentssi . , pating in extracurricular activi , ___J arc to be ableary Junior High. I to allowiiFaUs So S please consider odier is on important goal ofl tics only need to cam d .75 ofthe New school9QllK6dS school, theyI mn uch too small. feel that people's feelings before pub- er- StoicBoardofEducadoi gradc-point average as deter­ don. It's - niuC hutm stage and a e.bl| the Roper ifwe deathdo: stoiy was 115“Ushing such arddcs. giadiying lo see schoolK,i districts< n f f le r a w K o r iu i mined the Idaho H l^ Also, to scatI has been very 'Thank Surcly die m onuaries in dilsIs >n. also do their pan In rais: npriate for readers School Activities Association. aisingthe I am a 12-year-olt'•old and fordieconccrecause of Its size. m yopin lown don't vrant to b e a p a n of)f iool standards for students,ts. mem ber of Boy Sco Fommaiely, there are schoo ScoutThiop need die audiis, bands and choirs ERIKm tI to com m ent on die thisdiis. They arc too respectful lg Also.thcindusionofi districts that aiu recognizing ofthe 159.Weorewbrkingdng on the dose to die lesi: to use thai IWlnleadi I procedure ardde ELAINE E CLAIBORNE liar tutoring for those studei students need extracurricular idcntswho communicadonss mmerit badge. Auditorium,rneedabigger w ___. ms put on the front of T'IWInFalU bigger auditorium. rOSt*06 »t enough people UjinMM t :erts and plays, we ■“ PpnJ dlto riu m to b e I want size of the Roper post-dea , which seats more diat was M>birU,20(»6 TlB n4l(w i,M iF^ldj AIS

Anott h e r e l[ e c t i o n iwhene b a l l o[ ) t S t O p) b u l l e tts nd now. Indiestcs and someone such1 a; as presumptive I worldtl of( Abramoff, Foley and rcrelaxed. And they will contin­tin- Americans share. genUcman, a finalfir House Speakerrr ^ Nancy Pelosi, . ■ ..Ncy.ArAnd, frankly, who better uiue, ns ever, tr^’ing lo'get it>i^.lis______^------round of applaislausc for who recently rtfirl'fcrrcd to Bush t to deal;an house than a wornan nimessy business we call Kathleen Parker's c-mt'nail the real winnersIhc of ihe as, am ong othericr things, ■ KATHLEEN >vhoh.has raised live children? democracy di riglit. ad d refs Is kparker& kprtrrtrkiT. , ml^licmi clecilons:The Thi Incompetent aniin d a lia r. laliy, it wns Dean, chair- Tliat isavicior>’ail com . An^frlcan people,lemocrat^ dem ' Bush replied:± “I've “ been ■ PA R K E R of ihe Democratic anA yes. Howardlean. Dear around politics:s a a long time: I Nation:>nal Committee, who * AWheiher their candiindidatcs understand wheihen campaigns ^ B reallyr* won TXicsday wllh his i won or lost. Americans:ans can't end. and 1 knowiw when gov- ______I SO-stnt(ate strategy. Wliite otliers ^ biitfccl grateful foraa nationn erning begins...... Ifyou hold in hiss pparty w anted to spend > arid a system of goverr'crnm cnt grudges In thiss liiline of work, .of democracyracy. moneycy on candidates, Dcnn ) ~ Maste,ier^sTottch I that allows us every'few fci years you’re never golnoing 10 get any- In exerclsirrising that privilege. ’ inslsiccled on rebuilding the II'.', Framinj:ins & M atting to pcaccabty reinvent■m our-( thing done." Americanss haveht voted to party's’'s infrastructure, selves. Imagine thoseise words com- changc cours)ursc, as the sound As oneor insider p ut il to me: b n Elcctlon Day. non o one ' ing from a defeateutcd Baathist. bite goes. TinTliat was the clear ' "Dean’sn’s greatest weakness , had to step overa poollool of Or Defense SecSecrctaiy message to:o W Washington. But (slubbcbornness) became his blood to get to the pollpolls: no Donald Rumsfeltreld's as he th e equallyiy irImportant mes- ^atesest strength." , ' 1 t 2 0 ! h one had to rlskdsnlpeiIper’s bul- stepped down. sage to thecrest re of the world Dean an spent millions paying All custom franiiamcs rcsdy-m adc let or on improvised1 explosiveex Paraphrasingg Winston w ent like thisthis: See. ivc can do and trairaining staff in states i. I ^ and m.iitss •. Iranics in stock! i devicc to cast a ballot..ot.Andno Churchill. Rumsfnsfeld said; ”I this. W c arcrc cc capable o f being wheree IhcreI was little or no I lf one had to worry thatlai sores have benefitedI gigrcaUy from self-critical:tl: uttv c a n be flexible; party structure,st llic good losers might d rag ’‘trailraliors* criticism, and atat ino tim e have itv can adjust'just tvlthout resort- doctor>r accuratelyi diagnosed ' ' , .Frame Jiui nuitiJityiHirporirain, ] piiMcn, • from their cars for prel^i)referrlng I suffered a lack:k lthereof." In g to chaos.os. whatailed ui his party and pro- ' J ' ' ' ’ ncciitcwofkI: iir iiunuiratiilia in time a different approach;j to gover- . We arc all clevacvaied in such However iroi our enem ies may ducedlithe t cure. He buill ihe K ;> tiirC[iirC!hri«nm!, , nance. , momeniswhcngn grace finds ' inlerprcilhcihe outcom e of the party,, anda the people came, It Is a remarkable thlithing, this com panionshipip iin iiumlllty. m idterm dec.'lections — or how \Vliatlat the Democrats wilt dn - '1/2^ Ijiatudat Ciinitrofi.■o/'.\hDilme C' 2ml Av/inif ll'fjf proccss we take for graigranted: It 'Fhat sam e humnblc b acccpt- much iheyyr m;may cheer • wilhihiiheir vote of confidence •irrrlU I’jriraii WnMn/r Is also good for the rest of the ancc was appareiircnl am ong Rumsfeld'ss dcdeparture — they remain;ins to he seen. W’e know world to witness as AmericansAm others who willII bbe leaving m ust have• nonoticed that wc what wcwi know about power, . f)■ , 119 2nc2fld Ave. West ' , slilft directions withI civcivility, government soon>on. All without m anage to> soisort o ur difi'er- and hutlubris is a nonpartisan Uu l m ^ Downtown Tw]Twin Falls *7 34-9969 d and pledges oCunlty./. gunfire, kidnappliplngs or cnccs withoutlout killing each opportirtunlst. Wliere ft Whether those pledgi;dges hold belieadlngs. other. Rcpubliblicans have wound up n Is another matter, butut thetl On TUesday InIn 1 Iraq, 16 civil- We fight wil; wilh words and — comrrupt and scandal-rid- spirit implicit in the UnUnited Ians werc killedJ ajand 22 others ideas nilberCT ilthan bullets and den —- Dcmocrat.s J liave been r States of Amcrica reninlmains w ounded when1 a sulcidc bombs. Tlienlen wc make up and before.f- Intact. bom ber blew himlimsclf up in a move on. WlilAlille Bush prom- And,I, ofi coursc. there’s M A R IN E Cm O P S RESERVE I Following his party's'y'S' cafe In northernn I:Baglidad. Iscd to worktk vwith both par- alwayss thei problem for the ■thumpin’," as the presiiresident Americans exhixhausicd by a tics, Pelosi voivowed to m ^ c dog onenee he caichcs the car. described T\iesday's cleielection war they feel wasas unnecessary this Congressess the most "open. Now whvhal? results. George W. Bushjshartic- can blame the Bu;Dush adminis- honest andi ethical"ctl ever. ‘ Ofom)nc thing wc can be cer- ulated what is biist aboiibout this tration for thosec eevents. Even as wewe i du tch our wai- tain: WliVliatever happens next, nation. A reporter hadid askeda ' But they shoulduld marvel Icts, Pelosi'sw's words have a cer- Amcritjil^ans will keep the safety O V ^ how he could work withvllh at the priWlege andan m iracic tain lyrical qualityqui in ihc on andd theiri trigger finger Kicckoff y t Y i j n c y - -Gandee r a s e r —This"Saturda'yayrNovemberitS- i — — obalwai 1 1 :0 0 a m - 4:00 p m t seems Impossible toi f 7 ^ — ] total, accountiumed for 37 per- be. becacausc wc don’t know At Km art In Twin Fall-alls. Eastland at Addisoro n have an honest com:onversa' cent of grcenhenhousc-gas cmis- how muluch warming might lion about global w: I warm- g ' sions in 2003.03. By 2050, Ihcir occur, when,w where, or how See Santa Arriv«/ e ing. Isay this afterliigunily dlligi R I o b e r t shmccouidbt1 be 55 percent, casily'pcpeople mlghi adapt. perusing the Britishgovern. gov o., c Intcrnailonal Stern's1 horrific h specter distills B y L if e F l ig h t ment's huge rcporireleicleascd 3AMUELS0N incy. m any ofof the most terrifying • last week by Sir lolasNlchola The notionon lthat there's only guesses,!S, including some ^ Courtesyr local policcce, „ Siern.I former chief ccorconomisi a m odest tensiunslon between ' imaginciicd for the 22nd centu- sheriff, fire dept of the World Bank andid rnow a ______I suppressingg gr greenhouse ry. and1 impliesii they're imml* higti-ranking civil servairvanl. gases and susiiustaining eco- nent. rhe'Th idea is to scarc peo- and EMTs The report is a m asterplirpiecc of p o liticia n s a n d ththt e p u b lic to nom ic growthvth is hi^ily dubi- plewhlliille reassuring them misleading public rclatllatlons. a c t in cxceptlonalltally “en llg h t- ous. Stern arri'irrivcs at his trivial that polislides to avert calamity, Sponsors and!d Drop Locations It foresees dire conse-ise- e n ed " (read: "unrctircallstlc") costs — thatIt n m ere I pereent if startedcd now, would lie fairly KMART ' Idaho Central Credit Uniolion,,'. quonces If global warm!rming ivays. They havee toK accept of world GDPDP I In 2050 — by easy ondnd inexpensive, Isn't curbed: a worldwidwide “pain" now for benefitsbet that essentially assiassum ing'them . We nciiced m ore candor. Snake Harley Davidson Twin Falls & Burley depression (with a droprop in won't materializezc forI dccadcs. His csiimatesles ] presum e that. Unless■> wew develop cost-cffeq- Albertsons Vickers Western Store ouiput up to 20 percent;ent) and probably after the;hcy'rc dead. ' w ith properr pc policies, techno- live techchnologies that break Kdly Garden Center Chevrolet of Twin Falls flooding of many coastaistai Tor example, wee couldci adopt logical improvirovements wlll the linkk beiweenI carbon- cities. Meanwhile, thec costsC( of n steep gasolineMax la and automatically:illy reconcilc dioxidee emissions ( and energy Dr's Williams & Crane Bish’s RV minimizing these awfulful out- m uch touglier fuelucl-economy declining cmismissions with ade- use, wcc can'tc do much, Walgreens Wilson Bale.s comcs are small: onlyy 1 1per- standards for vchliihldes. In quaie economomic growth. This Anyone:e serious about global Etc. Commercial Tire-i4«Afrt5/igic . . cent of world economic UPS Store & Mail Boxes Etc nic out- time, ihat mightt limitill emis- Is a heroic leapleap. To check warmingng m ust focus on tech- Valley Locations put In 2050. sions (personally,ly, I favor this warming, Stentern wants annual nology' — - and not just Dollar Tree, Twin Falls No one could fall to0 cccon- on natlonal-sccurlurliy em issions 25’5 pperccnt below assume e l l1 . ' & lerome ^ Twin Falls County SheriffsTs ■ • Association r elude thai wc should coiconquer grounds). AbsentIt somes crisis, current levelssis Iby 2050. The Othervirwisc, our practical Twin Falls Fire Departmenl global warming Insianil]inily, if politicians usuallyilly won't lEA projectss lhIhal ccononlic choicess arca allbad: costly Pepsi of Twin Falls Express Cash not sooner. Who couldtd ddis- impose — and hthe e public growth by 20501050 would more m andatelies and controls that ' Blue Lake.s Chiropractic agree? Well. me. Stern’sI’s head-h won't accept —burdens bu with- than doubleB en emissions. At harm thehe economy: or costly Mnglc J Valley Mall Wal-Mart Super Cenier, lined conclusions arc• intcl*inl out correspondingIng benefits. present, wc carcan’t bridge that m andateie s and controls Ihnt IBonanza Motors-Buriey leciual fictions. They're'rc Third: E m , i frich ric countries gap. ‘ barely aflaffect greenhouse , Burley lerome Fire Stations essentially fabricationsns tto jus- c u t em issions, It wwc on'l m a k e The other gn: great distortion gases. Dr,Or, possibly, bolh. . ' Preferred Child & Family tlfy an aggressive anti-glii-global- m uch dijferencc unlessun poor in Stern's reporport involves ------Snake River Pool & Spa Services warming agenda. The1 dangerda c ountries d o llketi'irtvlse — a n d global warmingning's c^ects. No R obertrt Sa m tie lso n Is a I [Pioneer Floors & Carpet One)ne To b e a sponsor, contact Dououg of thal is we'd end up withwil the so far, thcy'tie refuse'used becausc one knows whawhat these might c o lttm ntlstforNeivsumck. ls Twin Falls & Buhl______Oallegos (208)293-59966 worst of boih worlds: a ppro- th a t m ig h t je o p airdize rd th e ir — gram lhat harm s the ecoecono- econom ic.grow th'i and a poverty- X 7 / TWIN FALLS G U N C L U B I H my widiout m uch cutiinjlling of reduction efforts.. PoorerPi J greenhouse gases. countries arc thes fsfastest ^ J Let m e throw som e memessy growing source of green- ( ^ M / T U R Kl E Y I I P/iTniM realities onto Stern's tidyidy pic- house-gos cmissloilions, ' J ^ ture. In the global-warmirming bccause rapid ccor;onom ic ^ m S H O < O T I debate, there’s a big gapap growth requires energy,cm and ▼ A S U N D A Y , N O V E MI B B E R I 9 ^ » ■ i i rnTTTp^B betvifecn public rhetoricric present forms of'energy cr pro- M STAR*\RTSATIIam-SHOOOT UNTIL Spm V (which verges on hysieriteria) ducc gases. In 2003)03, China's W - r i i d i and publiobehavior (whiwhich carbon-dioxidc imissionsem * RKEYS • HAMSi • BACON Ij indicates indlffcrvnce).J. were 7B pcrccnt oftheUo f i .S . A N D M O RIIE! ■ « ■ People say they're wontrorried level. T W I N FAALLS L GUN CLUB SHOC>OTING RANGE but don’t act that way. Developing coununtrlcs; in • A T T H E END OF NORTH WAA S H lN G T O N Greenhouse emissionss cccon- tlnuc to rise despite m an ------earnest-pledges-io-contro ------them. Just last week, the Unlied Nations reported of the 41 countries il mornoni- tors (not Including most>st W o u ld lik eto t o e x te n d o u r s in c e r e apprinAdklns-Flr«fi{refighter greenhouse gases requin ' I J B i

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"That was a spe- I I Icgc business schoc;hool these ent she hadJan ai d a love she shared. higlier. hig . cial lime for themcm." I X d a y s. you're likely^lytobe d Sanhorn,, a successful compclliive Sometimes S she would win,In, some- Anoihcr specia!cial tim e was in 1989, confronted wilh ihcfoe following • shooter, diededO i ct.29.ni91. limes llm he would win. It didn'tn'l matter when Sanbornn received a service D o r o U v L Sanbom« conundrum, whippedled up by TheSanborjorns got involved in shoot- though, tho they enjoyed thc manasicry of award from the!NIU. Nl BBom:Ap(lll6,1915o management expenrt leanIc B. ing throughgh friends In thc early their the skills. “She was the; fiifirst person to receive DieDied: Oct. 29,2006 Harvey: ■ 1950s,-nicy' werew( also active leaders in “I “I think one thing tliey enjo)ioyvd best tliat award, thal.1 wwas the first year they Survhfon: Sui Children, ______the Junior RiflilineCIubanddicTWinFalls aboui abo thc spon was that therere was no gave it." Bartmessicss said. "It was for all LeLeviis (Jean) V , lUde and PIsicIstol Club. women's WOI team or men'si's team, ihcworkshehadcid done to prom ote rific SaSat«om, 1st Sgt., C i M j i H O N 1 The Junioror Rinc Club was part of a livcryone live was competing andd tlicJies^li shooting, compcii)ciition and safety." U,USA,Ret,Bait»>a W V K/IC' governm enipu program: one the couple person per was thc winner."' Wilh a graciousous and caring nature, (Jim) Bartmess and H ^ H | H f e s w a srv k : iv ic took seriouslyisly. While V her husband served aias a fleld Sanbom was alwjJways thinking of oih- Robert Sanbom: ,, "It was kin(Jnd of like hunicr safely Is representative rep of thc Nation.)nal Rinc ers. Even if an ococcasion was- montlis soo^tWaw. “ Billy B. >‘6»® today,” dauglughier Barbara Bartmess Association, Ass Sanborn traveic:lcd \viih away, Sanborn wowould seek th e perfect g(Eleen) Chapman, Sgt. Maj. USMC, W I (her' parents) wonted thc him hin; to various states serving; asa a vol- card for tlic evenrent. And if somebody ^ ■■ Cruiinimii . Ret; brother. Luther H. (Dorothea) young peoplepie 10 know gun safety and unteer unt range olHccr, awards I is officer, hurt her feelings,;s, BartmessI said, they'd Jones; and four sisters. Ruby Jones9S also Iwow hovnow to shoot." score SCOI keeper and morc. . never know it I t because her mom Miller, |^l Ann Jones Price, Jane JonesS ‘pnaliotafienioonoon visit-. Competliloilions were always a part of T T h ro u ^ o u t iht! years theyy worked Arnold and Hazel Jones Meyers. ing In Coleman. Texas.,■as.afat>ii- th e ftmiJy's'y's' lives. The)' traveled atat international I shooting compeii-co , Please^ sse t e S tm m m . Pegs B4 ly is comfortably playinlying d o m in o e s on a porch,h. iiu n til th c faiher-ln-laivstigsesiststs that they take a trip lo Abile.b ile n e m miles away to the northv th )f o r K ■ dinner. The wife sait,s,'Sounds H like a greal Idea.' Thce hhi u s- ■ m bartd, despite havinggreserva- rc; ■ . ■ ' tiorts becausc the driivive isI long ■ and hot. thinks thal his prefer- | cnccsmustbeotii-of-stif-step U'lth th e group a n d say-s. 'Sou'Sounds Nolimits venrain ______good to nw. I ji u i hnpi>} m o th e r luants to go.''V Tlu ic mother-in-law then soysays. 'O f ■ U J H coursc I iifant to go. / lui been to Abilene in a /o«j "The drive is hot. dusi long. W hen they arrive a ' cafe, the food is as b(ul.:■ul. They arrive back home fourtir hhours . I later, exhausted. -O ne o f th e m dIshoneoncstly • says. 'It im s a g n a t trlp.^ It.' Thc moiher-ln-laivw saysu th a t, actually, she ii>ouUi rather have stayed hotm ivent along siitce thc othother 1 three were so cnthuslasti Thc husbandsays, 'Itvasn't I delighted to be doing tfli I tvere doing. I only ivent t I ' isfy th e n s t o f yo u .'The h e nwife ' says.'IJustuvntabngtc . you happy. I ivould haveiave to be crazy to tva n t to}gooiir/r> go M thc heat like tiuit.'Thctc father-fa ^ in -la w th e n says lh a tih he e o n ly « suggested It bccause helie [A th o u g h t th e others m lg h

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That's callcd tliCAblltkbilenc Paradox” bccausc all fou thc characters acted In a way cxacdy opposite their oci preferences. It’s a phenomenon thathat Bancet {unp«r M«tMitthe* Btios of Boiu tpruds his armsanu ai h iM s tesard tin Sdake Rhrn m Satnrdajf aftar kapiiv fma tinliia PtrricM BrMca dvrtflf a buBfaa^n«4oapta| fsadrabar fer dlabata*. happens when groupss cccontln- uc with misguided activiiliviiies - which no mem ber of (he group wants becausc eve body is afraid to objcci. Groujip bungee junimps for dialbetes despitite weather Shoot. Ihai's no paradeBdox; ..fto p to ^ 'w b u k l llka'to .help raise money for No That's everyday familyy lifeIlf in ByCudaceBaHz-SIz-Soqie Althoughh ilthey .met under' ing wee; could do a nighl jump, diat liabelcs," Alters said. “It’s not" Umlts by bunSMjiimplns- Idaho. ■ Tltn»»NflW> corrtlOTttnwnttent the Perrinec BrBridge at 11 a.m., b ut it's's just too windy. But olwiJways to raise money. Being '<> can sign up to Jump on Nov.OV. Some years ago, memb;mbers only aboutt six had jum ped by wc'rc nolot giving up." • actiictive just makes a lot of sense '1 9 by calling Dave Nevinslat at of my extended family —■— a TWIN FALLS--S — It was cold 8 p.m. Thelie 'w eather wasn't The groupgi participates in a fon or diabetics. Vou always hear“ ; (208) B63-9928. am, half —and wet Saturda;rday, but a hand— go^,~but-lhe;•ihcy weren't giving— w ide-rarangc-of-activltics-to—thal hat-you-need'to eat righr Mormon, half not — gailijathered ful ofdIabetcs-a»■•awareness sup- up. raise boiloih money for treating whcvhen you arc diabetic, butit ' • ■' in thc city park in Lavaa HHoii . porters didn'i caicare. “We'll rccreconvene next and awjwarencss of diabetes, youou need lo exercise., too.0. Bungee jumping is noto t a Springs for our annuaJJsum- su "Our name.* is No Umiis," Sunday herecre in IWin," said They skyky dive, mountain bike, We'iVe're m ore 'physically fit’ butJt quick sport. I’nrticlpanis hahave mcr reunion picnic. said IVever AlieiJiers. a 25-year- organizer DawDave Nevins. "It goi snowboaoard and run, too. evetvcn those who aren't need to0 to learn whai to expect, how>wio It was only then ihat.1 wiwe old diabetic fronrom Boise. “If we preity windy,idy, so we stepped 'We a,arc dedicated to pro- bcle actlvco w hether it’s walkinglg react, and how to gel back;k to stof)ped becauscuse of the rain, it aside for a vswhile, ate some moting; ai healthy and active a halfhi mile or whatever theyy Please see CRUMP, Pa{Page B4 would be a ilmil.nil." dinner ancl1 cacamc back think- lifestylele.for all people with canan do." Please see BUNGEE, PageeB I 4

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ThaAaaodactitadPtBM______the2 v uninsured, Medicare and1 out "certificate of need" lawaws.; Klicaid-paiients-who-feceive—!— ^These-are-in-plnce-in - statiates ------BOISE-— Some Idaho hospi- costlystiy services from the emcr-■ including nelghborliring talswanttlI the state Department geiicyncy room, chiidrcn^ hospluil1 Washingion to require tiitiiat- of Health1 tand Welfare to tem* or neonauinet intensive care unit., health I core facilities win staiiaie; porarijy ststop construction or Ed Dahlbcrg. D chief cxecutivct approval before buUdinling: expansionn of new facilities to olOceileer of tiic Sl Luke's HealthI expanding i or buying sotr3me: prevent dodoctors In Boiso from Sysietitem, told tiie Idaho> cquipmcnL i building aaprivntespedaltyhos* j: Statestesman. Since 1986, when tiie federIcrat pilal thatI couldc offer surgeries Mklcanwhilc, « doctors witii tiie government | no longer requinired atalo w crcrco6L spedasdalty hospital say tiiey can such • laws, Idaho tias allowwed Nonprosofit and community providMde services for a lower cost the i marketplace — not a staitate hospitals pipushing the moraiorl* thanm a community hospital. agency i — to dictate w4ien nenew um includude Saint Aiphonsus WhUetile the new facility may faculties I can bebuilL and S tL ukuke's teglonal medical attractraa Insuied patients, it also Now, however, communlinity centers.'Ihilieyfearspedaltyhos* wUltnItieailow-incomcandunln- hospitals i say the marketplacex i s pitals likoB ^he I one now being sureded patients, said Dr. IGrk noj longer working promoted1 InI the state capital Miller,ler. on anestiieslologist and Since 2000, ihe num berr of« win draw insuted{ft patients, leav- onei of o 20 doctors promoting surgical s centers in Idaho hihas Ingm onyuuninsured padmts lo thenenew hospital nearly r doubted to Sl, accordinUng ^ betnuitedalat community hospi- Th«The soludon goes to rectify- to t Healtii and Weliorc datiL tals. ing di«tiie uiUnsuied. not allowing This surge in constructiolion SL Luke'se's relies on revenues hospltipltols to maintain a monop- means r there's more conipet«ti- fromprocet»dutcssuch as ortho- oly,"’ MillerM said. tion ti for Insured patients, noron- , — ri»FilIi,beU>iflafSrtanliTdDrtagtog till V ttirm Oty caMrttioa at CttT^ttjPariL f pedic surgegcries in order to treat IdahlaholsoncoflSstaieswith- prolii p hospitals say.

. ( K TlaH-WrH,TWfcir»h.Mil» : OBITUARIE,IES Tlioilorieif Rangen Joseph Dale Smnith r nVlN i-AI.US - ThtThorleif and many countrlitries of the BURLEY — Joseph Dale Me wasIS preceded in den(h by 115. (liL-d on Nov. No 9. world througli thele icompany's Smith, beloviloved husband. Iiis parencn(s; 'two sisters. Inez H 2()l)l>, ;is il a-suU of pnlinoInioniiry Buhl and Angletceton. Texas, father, andid grandfather, . Barlow aand Gladys Neddo; H . nbrobis. plaiKs. Even after: mmaking sev* re(urned lo to his loving three brotothers. Vance. Vearle. H Thorleif wus eralral (rips Heavenlyy ' and Johnin (Jack); a daughler, horn in routid (he Father onm Sylvia AllUilberg; (wo sons-in- 11 il !i 1 il n t l . worl^orld, be was T h u r s d ti yy. . law, Chariirlle Fribble and Bruce H Norway, on uo(edassay- Nov. 9. 2006.6, K ' Bingliam;n; and three grandchil- H l-oh. 2.'), 1y Third anand Seventh Ward / S e n e n i t ^■ SSuneHol G hapet ihc UniU'd m i . Sioihorlelf’s sue- his devotedd Chapel of3f'rhe Church of Jesus > >Vhfn KIndnct., MnciilncrHly. H IVrMinst Touch Realty M4t StiitcMlirmiKh :ss In busi- wife and fami-i- " Chris( ofnf LiUter-day Saints, ^ Tr»dlllooilBurUlP«kpMkMT IrKltHUn* Cjtkrt...... fXMO.OI IHml CrenullonwllhHllh No Vrvkn liulwUn* Um-t.-.SI.OWO Kllis 'Miind witli his m mo other ness was Iniili ontl 1his simple ly. , 2200 0akliklc 7 Ave., wilh Bishop aiHifl(li‘rsi.sit'roiUJcl.2.2.1922. l! philosophy, ’Tf you)u give serv- Born May 2. 1920. (0 John IVacy Kiii|ing ofllclatiiig. Burial ^ C(«r CoCount On Us arriving in Ivvin l-'iills, Idaho, Idi ice. you will have bu:business." Obray and llossiossie Ellen hirisl'i will be in11 Valley Vu Cemeiery ^ Yiiiir SUnI Airiml.lbU IhnieJ- ^ ^ ^ H 'All Choke liir Fiiiieiiii . lliorli'if sm -cd in die United Un I Ie Is survived byby his wife, in Malta. Idaho,Jio. Dale was (he in Mnl(u. iiiul L'tanalkm Siiiies Army for four ycitrsirs ratlc>n of hfr. T w in F u lk TlKlldJ S(rrpc.inl. On Ian. he )oyce Hangen of Lo^Los Angeles. Dale buried his father on bis from 101) until 10:40 a.m. Unifix Ml.ruiihx u.Tftiltyfuiicralcha't:liapylii»liotmall.coni RwnUy ■ miirric'il Iiis next door neigh- nci ('.iilif, Debonih andmd Douglas fifteenth binhda;uliiy. 1 le was edu* Saturdiiy’a( :ii the church.' i'or. Hiirliariilvli/iihcth. I’erguson o f Li(tle(ce(on, Colo.,, ciKed in Mnl(a.la. Dale gave, up • Ill l!):iH.hclH‘Kaii llis fonrornial Christopher andid Sheela his plans for collirollege to help his ' carccr in die family businisiness. Hiuigen of Buhl, andnd Ann and m o(ber ranchI iuriind earn money : Kangcn. Inc. (Uuhl. Idahbnhb). a U rry Braga o f IWinin i Falls: and for his mission, He sened a ^^MnutJoaltawktr ; coiiipany cuKagcd in thee man-m four grandchildren,n, Counney mission in Toruomnto, Canada. • ufiicturin^; and sale of anilanimal iiangen o f Loss Angeles, He married Ix>is Ix)i; Western in reeds, dry beans. Rrains.. seedssc California, Brl((anyyFrintnerof Fi 1949. in diele Logan LDS H A H ' ' ajid lo^jjsiic se/viccs. JIcIe w1 ) s J\vjn Falls, Idaho, ondindAJex.ind le /n p lc The)- m a d e th e ir nncc iiskcd how hc si.irtedrted in Kade Ferguson ofif 1 Li((lelon, liomeinMiilia, fl union was H ^ H fl ; the htisincss and he repliedlied, "I Colo. blessed with seven sex children. ^ , t \vas the liosss soji.“ A funeral Mass wil,kvill be held 'Iliey were la(er.■r ddivorced. “ :Thorlcirwasoneoflhcp1C pio- oh Monday. Nov. 13.3, a( 2 p.m. On May 26. 1972, 19; Dale m ar. iicvrs In (he aquaculii:uliurc iit S(, Edward'si Ca(holic ried Suziinne LouLouise Dittmore, n/^ S A LUTE OUIU R W M ^ I H indtisif)’. In die early lOMs.•)(ls.he Church, 161 Sixth I AAve. E In Ills E(ernal partniinner 'I his mar* Wiis responsible for dcvcl(veiop- l\vin i’jills, Idalio, witwiUi Father riage was sealedled in tlie I’rovo in j« one of (he firs( dry dieisieisibr lioniface Uiu(/ andnd Deacon LDS Temple. 'I'ogeiher, To; Dale EreRAN! rainhow troiK.’ In l!Hil,il, he lohn Hurley presic.'Siding. At and Suzanne hadiadnfamllyofl3 ' eKtiihiisliud (he Kaii}!aiigen Thorleif's request, (behere will be children ages 7-217-20. II girls and ______|{cscarch (Icnter for (heL- pur- p no public viewing,g. Services two boys. Dalele ddedicated his ppsf of improving nutritioiitional and cremation are! uiunder (he time to iirovidiriding his com- How willingingly they answered the cacall tnialiivbfnsh fectls. fish Jittiti:fiir: __ .dia’cUotLofJlcynoldslds.Kuneral_biiied /amilywd; .vithagood-lifc.— Our menn andc women one and all,111, . in^ pnicliccs nnd diseasee Con-Cc Chapel of l\vin Falls,s. Me loved allI lihis children trol, In mu;), he w;is primiuniiirily In lieu nf nowcrs, ,(I; (he family mtgluily. DaleL> aiand Suzanne They foughtht to keep our honieltuulI fi'eefi responsible for (be successressful sugges('s memorialsIs Ibe given were pioneerss iiin (he now- Kept Old GhGlory flying for you andi nime. commercial developmentIt o fa in Thorleif’s namele to your common combinbined family, stable form ofvi(amin C dialdiai is favorite charity, ’Iliey miide it worlvork. Six(y-eigli( How mtmy'ly was lost, no one can teltell used in animal feeds loclay.ny. ' Contributions mnyiiy :be given grandchildrenI andai eighteen But we knowV tthey fought cach battle'e well,v As a resuU of Thorleiideif's (0 funeral chupelII :staff or grea(.grandchild(ildren have In valor twdnd honor they did their bestbe. cx(ensive (ravels; Hang ingen mailed to ReynoldsJs Funeral been blessed (o0 hhave a caring And Cod w ill.U say they all passed the t A(|uaculturc i-eeds arcr scsold ' Cbapel, RO. Box 11-11142, 'IWin und fun grandfatJfather in their ie test. (broughout (he Unhed Stu(States Falls, ID 83303. lives. Shirle)'riey fl. I',wll Didew nsa devoevoted member of llie Church of Jesus Christ LeoDellelbert Stanger ofL'itter-daySiiintaims, lie served R astim u ssen . in many capacitie;i(ies, including F U N EERAL l MUiriAUGIl — Leo Delhidher( one. He loved to jokelke around as a member of a bishopric iilly S rn liis fawriJL L j a ^ B . Stanger o f M iinaugh died dii and enjoyed being aroaround his ' and Higli Priest( Gr Group Leader, Tbursd.iy. Nov. 9. 2005. aiat St.! family and friends. TinThose who However, be willvill be temem- S u i Luke’s Magic Viillcy Medic.‘dical knew him always com3mmen(ed bered most as a Gospel “A Fanilh ' C enter in Ihat his hand shakee rellectedr Doctrine teacher.er. Diile1 was an .. ^ 6 ily Locally Owned & OperaUrated Funeral Home I'alls, I j ^ l his charac(er. strong{and ai firm, 'accomplished scholar sch of (he 11 I6lh-Burley-678-210000 jdolio, of Leo (ook gre;l( prideide in his scrijitures. Manyny people sdll L - ^ ------he Mini'Cassia Area's Only ^ptn^icatiuiis yrorlc and InsiUlcd a hardha work speak of hLs catchch p{ h r^ e, “the eihic in his boys. Leo.•o Ringer. lie was the fifthih ofi sisters. Zelma and Inu.la. in ranching and1 ncnever gave up 9v^H nine children. I Ie graduatetilted I le is survived byf hish wife, .workingwithcattie((ie. lie farmed ^ H H from Hansen Migb Schoolol ini Jenny of 57 years; sons,ns, Kent of a few acres of land,nd, and owned ' in-i2. He m arried In 1943t nndnn 1‘hoenix. Ariz.. Gregory C several proper(iL*s. He was an hiid a son, Kent H. Stangenger. (Shannon) o fh v in Fall:alls, Doug acdve member of the Burley ' i^cn la(cr divorced. In 194!1949. (Leanne) of Murtaugh.;h, Steven Kiwanjs Club and:ind served as ne' married Gencviev/ieve (Cherlyn) of Iluperier( and president. Me spent sp many Htarson In T\vin I’iills. Tlieilielr Rodney (Tracy) of KaKaysvllle, years coaching LilLittle League 4 iiVarriuge was .solemnizedd In1 Utah; 11 grandchlldrcJrcn; and football and hadd manym cham- ^ tlie Idaho I'nlls Templee iih nine great-grandchlldr'iIdr'en. pionship (corns. J wiih ParsonaUzoA O ; m am anis haaring 1^70. He started farmingg ini: Services will be atIt 111 a.m. Dale developedxlheal(hprob- h i 4 O nos & M cm hars o9/ f iha1 M ihtary J349 in I lansen. They movC'oved ’niesday. Nov. 14., iat the lems in the Iasi fcvfew years. He vacial Troa Ja eo ra ia J tviih us this C hrisima as s S e a s o n . IQ lla/eUon and farmedI fofor M urtaugh LDS Chapel, C was diagnosed withvi(h congesdve ika n a m o s o fL o v a J ( fo u r years. In I960, thethey Interment will follow'atSunset at heart failure, '^li^i his las( year iRovcd to Murtaugh. wherherc Memorial Cemetery.’. ViewingV Dale had manyy lihosphuliza- ih o i c a n n o t ba ecemLerivi 2 — 6 :00 0 p.m. tfiey farmed until be retireeired. will be held at White MortuaryM{ (ions. SuzanneI stayedst with ilp was nn active member.•r ofo on Monday, Nov. 13, frcfrom 6 to him day and nigliliglil. No one r M e m o r ia l P aVRK r th e LDS Church. S a t u r d a y , Dec 8 p.m. and also one hotlour prior could have had a moren- tender RL.Y ROAD, T w inIN F a l l s ; rLeo \vas well liked by every'ery- to services at (he LDSS Church.C . and loving caretakeinker. With die 3 U N S E T I »• help ofh is lovingB wifewi and car- ^ing friends, he was Wi able (o 2 2 9 6 K im b e r• i Music by Give & T alic; QC! u a rte t ' keep working withvi(h bis cows ’atitor Greg Lincl^ay _ __ Douglg Bridges until (he end. Miss fafai(h in Jesus • RtffrcaKmcntfl • 1 ------^-----Chrisrsiistaincd-bii|-him-through------UUIIL— James LeeDougla:iglas For( Benning. Ga. HMe was this last illness. Hlie ei always hnd • S p o n s o r a J h y Bridges, 22. gave his life vvhili»hile assigned to the 2nd BatDoKolion, u joke to lell, a smilesm to give, serving bis country, ir y, R eynolds Funeralral C liapel in 1st infatury Regimcn(.11. 172nd- and positive attiluciiude. He will S f Hugbdad. Iraq, on Saturdaydny. Sdker Brigade Combatbat Tejim be remembered for far his beany set M em orial Park Nbv..j;2006. at Fort Wainwrlgbt. AlosJaska. lie laugli and bis unlitniimited gen* _ W Kite M ortuary, will was in Iraq on (hc secor;ond part erosity. B e i & G irls C hth o f ike! Magic^ VaUey be ofhis nrs( tour of duty,y. Hef had Dale Js survived.•d byh his wife,, & S u n s e rvmembered been stationed In Iraq:^q since Suztinne; liis childnildren. Daleen fifr Ills enthu- July of 2005. (KItk) Fugmire,Gayliaylun (Karen) ertefilmg ih e B o y a & s ^ s d c s(yU>. DA lis father Smilh, Jonl (Vaughughn) Bailey, passion itthew L 'foni Bingham, KaUKathy (Reese) 1 yone in kbc Twin Falls cocommunity or l^r tbe out* Hurlock, Mitchell, Ibmi Smi>mith, Cheryl I wbctber or not you bavovo uMi d our services, (Q)ors was Liuri K. (Logan) Berg. Yvoni'onne (Kevin) ^ T hifl servicc Is for anyoi jl^ays pres- ;r. Adam Baker. Arleen (Jasorison) Vauglin. rro« clccorating programim is offered for a . Bridges; Christine (Kevin)I M(Heiner. lone minimauunding communities wl ----- jj-ie— loved lie is survived by his J ab inpludad-witb-tbc and stepm other, Matth-W arren— (fcarry)-W^n1rand"lbI'lbdWllllch^ ------!io M e m o r y T r. C*ck clim b. o rn a m •y bag tbat will bear tbe n< Bridges and Joan V. epslster, Mi s n ariie q f y o u r lo v e d ' nfg. moun- nal contribution of $ 5 f« and his nio(her, Lii o n e . T jlayetl and lit on tbe samem e n ig K jt'i^ o u r tre e (tfn climbing. Wa(klns; one brother,il be held C'Pn'in'/" ment will tc a lum inary 1 and was an avid bird watcher. T f p lig h H n lutions will benefit tbe ^ Bridges; a sister, Tara Nov.Bt H oERVIC \^ile in higli school. Doug Seventh ______o f t l u .3TKcse bags will be Jispla SS — one— s(epbrother:— Vt untls, family, and commum unity jtre-ii^yited' to enjoyed soccer and was a n w ill be ing scrvicc. A ll contribul Hurlock; and a step n|ember of FFA. I'ollowing his will remain lit tbrougboulOut dccem£«-. Tbere = Kady Hurlock. iay, Nov. Betcy Jean W ri^ii^ t of TWin > VaUey. All frion graduadon at Buhl High service at 2 will bo r. nas Carols and some wort Funeral services will1 Chapel, b Falls, graveside ser ord« of coi^prt from ■^hool in 2003. Doug com ­ tbia Borvice. Tbe tree wi her. at 3:30 p.m. T\iesday, N< Buhl. p.m. I’uesday at Sunsc( Pa#toi u wouIJ hko io orJar an t pleted his basic (rainingoug at ' 2006, at (he Buhl Se Memorial Park Inn 'ITWin Falls rcfrcabmenta, Cbristma (White Monuary).I. 2iion* iitia J halote hoitea«oaon iha houra o f s a S(ree( Gyjn. Visitadon v o r G r e g L in d tA y . ify o u i his from 3 to 7 pm Monday 9 >.m. any tcoah Jay, hy N o o a m h a r 2 8 . 5 KimBiigh 13, at Farmer Funeral Cl vp hy any o f iho 4 focaH, im- 130 N inth Avc. N.i 9:00 a.m. anJ 4:00 p.n jTW IN FALLS - Kim Brentat idaho. Ib c held I ^ . 45, former TWin Foils res- >5, at 12 B u m n B si ifcn(, passed away Friday, ion LDS K u u J u e d O x n s t t e s t c Noy. 10, 2006,. at his borne In ds may " ^Cammon. Idaho, fromBrent Hall - - 136 4TH AVE. E. • 73733-6600 O lder fortiu tor P ena .rfOinplications due to diabetes.'cm Funeral services will bl o b K u a rHeSjrM i e ■ REYNOL :l - 2466 ADDISON AVE.VE. E. • 733-4900 ^Ktoivhad resided In-TWln 30 a.m. 'CS- on Wednesday, Nov. 15, W HITE M o r t u a r y -~ 2296 Kimberly Ro. «• 733-5743 or ^ I s for several years, when lay,hc noon In the McQunmor ft n d . i l worked for (be Falls Brand Co. jNo^n see pagesS pI y J l TH E BOYS>LDS FUNERAL CHAPEL In Stoke Chapel. Friends AGic Valley - 999 FronONTIER- Rd,, 736-7011 3m visit w ith (he fomil) SET M e m o r ia l P a r k ~ ;es.' W cdncsdayat the church rs ft GIRLS CLUB OF MAG * * via to services from 10;30 y h e Buriol will follow in the Nl i). Cemediry in McCammon ( Howb.fl2.a06 rih.ld»lw B3

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Barbanira South Lapray EBandy Evelyn Asseiendnip U>e thank and Pralstalse.theLord for ya 'all-anyly one son. •: t w in fallsI -— Barbara served in manlany different posi- BUHL-IL — Evelyn Assendnip. Gnu•ange. Tliey choreograplied a, who CME in honeonor of our Precious firandso Soulh Lupray Bancandy of I\vin tlons duringIng her lifjiim e. 91. of BullUiihl. died Nov. 6, 2006, wallillz drill for (he Grange ster Prescott. Falls and formcrljerly of Buhl. Barbara andd RRobert resided in , In Longviig\iew, Texas, where she ladio. IV ■ Minn.. on Ager;ency. Evelyn also sold World‘ In this rime of ourr deepd( sorrow, Trc n.i o n . H Barbara isIs survived s by iwo Sepi. 1I9IS. Boollok encyclopedias ai die Ulah. to ■ dau^iiers andmd one'son, Myrna and movei lo samime lime because she fell soI Thank you Lord ttiatiat Buster knew Jesus. Raymond W Nelson of BlBounilful. Ulah. Idahowiihviihher sn'or'ongly lhai children needed Ovcrcii South (_L Lynn (Bonnie)lie) U pray of Lehi, pareniS, IEffie ference books in iheir Sincerely • and Mubte ^ S Ulah, and Suelue (Hick) Pruell of and Enirinimeii hom ^ Gramma Jeann aand Grampa Ray Harriir i s ' Grace Drough. She Sht m arried ’IXvin ['alls: scseven grandchil- Bauer.whcwhen she was eiglit. She Evvere blessed gnmdchildrcn.vn. She was pre- ried RalphIph Assendrup on Oci. andd civic occasions. She wilh three childreiiren. Myrna. , ceded In deaieaih by her two 31. 193-1.134. She musl have playilyed by ear and composed a Lynn, and Sue. HeHer beloved Imsbands. onijn e grandson, her known th.thal life'wllh Ralph ntimimber of original piano V y H i i H r husband. Robert,. passedpa away parents, andJ Ihreeil siblings. . would bebe ;an adveniure when com]mposiiloiis. She becam e an ine wlici aiicndcil our recciii in July 1995. Barbiirbam married Funeral serv . ■Ul„fkru;„uu'ut Z.i’i’/'fundrnUlng ewm. ervlces will be al 1 iheir honiloneymoon irip look orgai{anist for die Inimaculaie A special thaniianksio our major sponsor - ' Paul Uandy in 1991996 and he p.m. MondayJay. Nov. 13. ai ihem lo0 li Indiana, where ihey Cominception Church in U)()7 CCanyon a l^ rk ______passed uway in..Si..Sepiember._Farnier..I:une neral-Chapel—in __ picked-up-up-iwo-new-cars-in—and-d-coniinued-for-20-yearK,— 2005. — ------CiNelliotTl'Cn'Companif dcvclopmcniltnd ' ~ 'isllation one hour Deiroli. . ai and drove back lo Shc\e was also a nieniher of the TWeFact,Inc.HI iiarbara was a Talilalihful menii prior lo servlet,1ces ai the funeral Idaho dirohrougli blizziirds. They Buhlhi Council of Cailioiic for underwililftgiheiheevefilne’»muilcilrate(ialamen(. ber on The Churciiirch of Jesus home, intermem eni will follow al celebratedled 65 years o f mar- Woniimen. Christ of Uiuer-day}ay Saints and ihc West Endd Cemetery.C riage befoiefore Ralph's dealh In Sluilie was an excellenl cook, Ttumki,alto,to... 2000. geneilerous in giving, (julck to ConAgra Foodf- .Paodora's Bakery ThoRoofRMtauraottS They hahave Ihree'surviving latiglIgh, joyful 10 know, loved :, > . Ru^'«,A C ook‘aP > M Viola Shupe . children.n. Jeanne McClung andJ \ will be missed by her fa m -. (Larry) of Longview. Texas, ily anund friends. TWINTALLS—Vj(•VjolaShijpc. and family until uni her .'ige :im l K:in:n lla/nj' y (Bob) o f Vancoiii'cr. l-tu•jHieral Mass s c n ic c s will 86, of iWin Falls. dl(died |)eace* Illness prohiblibiied her from Wash., anand Bill A ssendrup be cconducted at 11 a.m. fully Thursday. Nov.jv. 9,5 2C0«. al using her com;;nijmier. (Carmen)n) i of Buill; 11 grand- VVedidnesday. Nov, 15. al die ' • Si. Luke's , Violas hobbl«)blesweregarden- . children;); ai and 10 greai-gnind- Imniimaculate Conception Magic Valley n ing. tending5 tot her flowers, children,I, s'l S'he is also survived Cailiiiholic Church in Buhl. Regional QS■ ■ p iK i ceramics, canninning and paint- hyherbrotlrotlier, Wayne Bauer of InieriL'rmem will be ai ihe IWin M cdicai ing. She wouldlid make jams and 'l\vin Fails,lls, IEvelyn was preeed- FallsIs Cemetery. Visilaiion will # . Center. jellies and giveive them away as ed in deadeadi by lier son. Gary be 'IUlUesday. Nov, 14. from 3 lo Viola was Ihe cera.L'ramic plecc>s lhat (1965). herher parenis and iwo 5:30 | The l>urk« Kunilly wouldlid likeli 10 ex- ______:i |)ni wilh reciiation of die icnJ lltcir liLMrllcIi tsrmliuilc !•>to I\\ in H | | M | | | | | M ' born Oci. lU. V she made. broihers,i, Rosarlary at 7 p.m. at Farmer FuIIn Coiiiituiniiy ruriiii ils pr;i 1920. on tlie Viola sur\ur\'ived by ihrec Evelyn II ii and Ual|)h called l-uneilend Chapel. 130 Nimh Ave. and Nuiipiiil nf Mikf »v)iiltf rlie rv ; ..... Trull rarm thal A daughters. LLoueiia (Jim) square dandances in the Magic N.. BiBuhl. Idaho. liculili. He has n-L'ovoicJ and I her parenis. * Westlake of Jerome. Ji Idaho, Valley foror :many years. They Thth e family suggest memori- ai:iiin alilr li> sct\c llic Muisic \ :niJ ils itfsiilcins Just as lie alwailways has. •George Ward .Rose (David)id) Wagner of were memlembers of ihe Filer als bel)e given IO die Buhl QRU or Perkei and l:lla Smitimith home- Caldwell. IdahIaho. and IJnda Grange aiuand the Cedar Dniw a chailarliy of dieir choice. Wc arc {iraicfiil fur llic vvDiiJcrlidcrl'iil III steaded in Momedidelaie. Idaho. (Doug) Brownai ofi Paul. Idaho; ycur. iliat vve liavc spcni in Diis com- nmniiy.inid Impc lo cimlinuc 10ii provide She was the youngiingesi of five ihree sons. Kenneih Ke: (Sheila) pcrsonali/ciJ. pnifcssional Mirvi chitdrcn. She had ihnihree broih- Cuspet of Moi>louniain Home, alviays ai an alfnrdablc cost. ers and one sister. Idaho. Earl (Rhothonda) Casper of •-__ Wc ;iri- Twin {'alls' only f;iniily She worked hardJ onor ihe fmli 'IWin Falls undm d Cecil (lerry) - DEATH NO!incES — and oj>ciali-d liincriit home und farm uniil her matnarriage lo . Qisper of Synicracuse, Utah: one cicry CKiiiliinuliiin and wc iinilcindeiMand Cecil I-ioyd Casperr oron Oci:2B. broiher, Verl PePerkei of Wilder, W aW eon Rogere. 47, of I Ijuuilion, wlial is rvi|iiircd lo serve iticc liimilicsol'iliclm Majiii- Valley. Bomi-nsnd ayneRFagg raised in ldalu>. raising our familylam wilh Idalio vuhiC!.. anil prouddio i be 1941.‘lliey had sevenven children Idaho: 22 gramandchildren; and I I'riday, Nov. 10,200(>, ai his pan ol our Tw in Falls Coninmnnmniiy, together. IB greal grandindchlidren. She RUFEiri - TT—Wayne Bart Fagg. home,le. lliiildin^ u i'liiiirc and ii Lasiinii.line Tradition... ■ Tliey lived in varioirious places was |)reci;dedJ ii in deadi by her iU, ofPocaticatello and formerly of A stservice will be ai 11 a.m. unlil setillng in l\viti\vin Fulls In husband. ClairirShupe;lier.son, 5 Ruperi. dleidied, l-riday, Nov. 10, WetlmInesduy. Nov. 15. ai \\1iile Porke's ^ ^ 1958. iler greatestesi accom- Liirry Allen Casper: Ca; her par- 2006, inLikiLjikexvpod. CxjIo. Mortuluary Cha|)el. 13(> Founh • • MagicMa Valley . plishmeni in life was being a i.‘nis; iwo brothethers and one sis- Arrangem{emenis are pending Ave E. In IVvin I'alls. P W rtiiier.il.il HHome & Cruiii.-itory en children, ier. mother to her seven ' (Uld will be announced tiy ihe Burlirial wil! follow al 1 p.m. ^ 2.SSIl5SIKimhi!flyR(l. ^ Tlie love between mom oiher and Services willill be conducted, Hansen NM onuary Ruperi WednV 1.1-1- Viola wenl lo CSI in I I I t ’s IN o t T oo Lala te To i> • i:iiK aiul Ilcidi years and received a S»1-I1IIIII. Il.irilciii'ff. DVD She worked as‘VT ; sa I A er r a t e Y o u r LaLawn! I Homemaker foror Ihe H >F T h e L i v i n g Department of Heallealih and ' Q C ' ■ ^ N I g i a C h r i s t Lawn I J o s e p h : W’elfare. Uv Koiii.ki Mahi'I'M' r r i A S e a s o n s o i' She is a m em berier of The H I . ^ L l e r v i c e s f \ 5 . ^ # S a lv a t io n Church of Jesus Christ Cl of H ■ ^ 0 ® “ O FF , r . I livDiiNnl. Ij B a g d a d 4 ^ ^ Laiter*day Soinis. SIShe was O O n e BKJGHTKjj^■ baptized in the Snaknake River H | ^ ^'Cl-iRISTM AS IBM llv llox t.oNMii miv near Homedalc. She loved ^ - Call c a l Today . m ' i Tni; W ondi-rH TO serving in ihe LDS Chu:hurchand B ^ . 'o-Schedule ■ „llv (iommN li Him ■ OF CHKISTMA.S^yitihl served in various callin s JBIAtheCanole-Ii iiiiiiBs. HUrqaranic L an d \ Vbur Lawn f ^ ■ M«iKMi.sT*iii HVAi i.i.rimm Viola loved learnh *''' The Window rning and Q LlMMwnaitotldilmM aiA e ratio n I keeping her mind a'ciive. a'c In Q \ * A OmiSTMA.S nm Amisks Ui her late 70's. she purchased pui ^ ■ ^ ^ 1 0 8 --733-3937 7 ^ j ■ R B B e l l F o r A n y a and learned how lo use a com- t t -_F-‘NDING _ /J B fl puier. She e-mailed her friends ^ N o e l I [tv Dr DxAfi K Hu k; L i o n H o i j s e m III Hxii.itii-.u Kv.si Hospice nsi ice Monthl ^ ^ iLl.l'MkAtkll Ilf JmMV ilAHMfIS isions Celebratesis N ational Hospicc s C h r i s t m a s Hui M u t DiHtM) t m j L W I K | h § m KLCII-i; iiOOK I

/ ce • All 9 1 2 0 % off CM 0 off GIFTWARE / f f Sclccied Grcg Olscn 110%eK>ff— ?imTW QRFr- lII Fram ed a / > r \ / t - T W e R K- l - ^ U V oboff - BOOKS LENDARS[ IQ O /p, 0 %off DV-B^ f. nnini:Fun BK slnH ) off CD’s 2 0 APPLES Iffsy i i j~h— riou» Coinparisoni 20% off R?N( Award Winniir » i T i r . M Hospice Visions Is bB)lB B d to be th e only f r e c i«Uiidlng not-for-Brom11 hhospice agen- TR APPLES TO. cy in the Magic Vallealley. We would Ilk6 to thanknk Ihe many generous financiaiclal supporters w V T ^ C TI)C Game of Uilariou1 STORE-SPECIALSI < who allowed u s to0 pprovide over 89^800 ol hoslosplce care in 2005 to Indlvldivlduals nol'cov. 1^' « B I B L E E D I i ered under th e Medl edicare A Benelit o r o th er in:Insurances. Hospice Visionss piprovides com- 5 MANY MORE INBnderful S Years! passionate, qualityy end-of'llfee: care regardlesss oof ability to pay and does not101 discrim inate & 2 OFF REGULAR PRICE because of race, colc:olor, sexual preference, creeieed, national origin, age, sexX oior handicap. nk’s For 27 WorrOCK ON HANOI , Hosplecs Il’a « factic e , o o l a p la c e . ISCOUNTS ARE TAKEN •oA: OF & Gift Shop An open house willill beb held on November 15.2i;. 2006 from 12-3 pm 0 209 ShoiIhoup Ave. West W 761 2nd Ave. N. • Tw^nMD ARE SUBJECT TO STO(n-Sat • 9:30am- 6:30pm ' lo help people learnirn m ore about hospice andd palliativep care. ur U ltimate LD S Booh ______H otplce VUIoM,, Ila n c g 7 35-0121.______I w in Falls'* 734-6400 Mon-S I I 1 . I B4 Thw»lhwi,WBrdb.M.>.IU» s-ai,ite«*«u,aw . OBITUAR]RIES

Betty L.ouoi McCloutl Peteierson Forobituaiyratesai and infbimaiion \Vi;NDi:i.l. — Heiiy »ei Lou Washingion. D.C;).C. Puerto Ilicc). Call 735735-3266 Monday through Saturd£rday. Deadline is 3 p.m. for next-dfit-day publication. The e^ll.addreidress fer obituaries Is obits®magicglcvaf- MtCllHUl I’CllTM)!!.. 7!l,7!l jiassed I'lorida , andd finally to loyxom. OeaDeath notices ere a Iree s6rvlco' andai can bo placed until 4 p.m.I. evevery day. To view or submit obitiibituarfes online, or to place a mes:essage iiwiiy Nov. , 1 . 2llO(r. 211 in Sacnmienlo. Later, Lat lulius and In an Individualal online guostbooh, go to wvww.miMiwglcvalley.com and click on 'Obi'Obituaries.* .SiUTiiincnio, Ciilif.., «rof natnnil Hetty were divon'orced. Hetty had CllllSfS. devoted her lifefe loI her childre'n ju | 1 lie oldest of llucec[•e children, and j^ndchildndren. She will be iMelvin l l Ellsworth FReynoitls 1 slif Wiis horn tin MMarchj 12. missed hy all. l‘)27. ill 'iWiii I’jiiK>. Idaho,lc IO Sur^vors incluchide daughters. UUllL — Melvin Ellsworth (^isilefceford where he lauglit in ' MiircII und Melissaa NMcC:ioud Susan Evans antand Dianne SiLx: Keynolds oof f Boise. ; Idiillo. ancl lhe junior ju higli ancl high 1 T h a nn k Y o u ! 1 ol Wi-iuU-ll. ‘ [diiiio.ho. Hetty sons, Dallon Peterson. I*ei Hmce formerly ofIlf Huhl.H passed away school.III. and coached varsity aiieiulcil sfliool inII VWendell. Peterson. Carl:I Peterson I and on Nov., {a. I— ------, fooihall'all and junior varsity bas- Ifjl' to the friends,ds, supporters and griidiiaiinK froln Wl'•lulelliuI I ligh Michael Petersorson; 10 gnind- 2U0(>. in Hoisioisc keiball.ill. After two years at M■jM campaign comjmmittee members |l in children. all11 living ili after a threeiree- Casiluf. ( cal ediic-aiion aiul nty Commissionei- al llie U of I. ;\fler jjrad;raduaiion. preceded in deatlLrath hy her par- 1932. lo ti led fooihall, basketball, |y| Repubiicaican. District I ihev reuiriiL'd in Wem/endell. hi ents. ii oberr I ■ and irairack. Melvin spent a good l‘ir>'l. Julius lieeaniele an i I-HI A memorial servicese will be l-llswordi Ht llc)7 iioIds and Hiihy numbeiler of ye;irs olficialing at ai^i-ni. and Heiiy anclI IIIthe fami- held in tlie sumn:iimcr or2007 in Mac Stuart•t |{iHeynolds. Ills Ilrsi fooihall,:ill, haskeihall, ancl hase- Ic l Elcctioi,tiun a f Diana Ohi'miinr, ly liilliivved liitn lo0 Illinois.I Wendell. home was> in Koseworih and ball ianies gai in the valley. He I I I Faye Emersierson. Treasurer then the fiunily fiu moved lo retiredlin ii l‘)Iir),;indl_ateriiioved L Gistleford where wl; he aitended lo Hoise Acie:ie L ‘Ace’ Winn school, gradiraduaiing in h).'i(). Melvijvill married Nelda I-aitx, Wlille in schochool. he participal- May 27, 27 hl5l, in Huhl and GO J Ht c f t i - r s t o Il'HOMI- — AVie■ L ■•Ace" tJic years, ed in footballball, liaskeiball. and logeiherier Ihey had three chil- • Winn. HI. Ill lerome. le. passed Acc i.s sunivcxled l>y his loving hasehall, and anc was active in dri'ii. Pamela (lohni 1 r - awiy (III Nov. 7. 2110(i,)0(i, at Sl. wife of 67 yearsars. Nadine of school govern’ernment, serving as Osierkaiy his sc*vtcvcngruiidchil- as class presircsideni. He also and Painiirick Osierkani)), Adam, f lope. Texas. H S ^ dren. lim MitchellL-lIorVancbuvcr. ( played hoihh fcfooihall and bas- Aric andlid Ahhe Heynolds, and Ace 22 Wash.. Allen Slojarijanek of Ennis, ketbali there,ere. Thai college Perryancmcl K'endyi 1 laniilion. 1 le ycuir resicienl Texas. I’atiy Stojaijjanek o f 'I\vin closed afterr hishi: freshniiin year, was precec-eded in'dealli by his ol Jerome Tails. Idaho. Char:iandy Hriones. and then he attended the parentss aiicj an infaiii sister. alonK^wiiti his lovinging wife. Mindy Winn andid' IDiana Winn, University ofi)f IcIdaho at Moscow. Moralee. Brin Nadine, and daugliier.ler. Mary, all «jf ill I’-.uso, Texiisxas. and 1 lector graduating: in lih'i-l willi a I'linera.•ral services will he al '^JhV ouTo 1 Ace's iife look liim and1 histiii Tami- . DelCjimpoJr. ofUnLiiwerenccville, bachelor off sciencesc degree in ;!,•;«) pjit,111. Monday. Nov. I.'i at ly lo many places duriiluring his Ca. /\ce was precef Church,I, wilhv /\rt rreiind offici-______jlls«as6ni__ — f'exas lo Cjitirornia aiuind finally , of Jerome, nnd gninddatigliier,gni bascbiill. aiing. III!jiiernieni will follow at liLS Vegas aiui Jerome. AccAccw isa Wanda Slojanek offexas.o f Melvin wasas liin Ihe U.S. Army, tlie We:^'esi, I’lid Cemeiery. la,T w inF^sJ hroiher wilh ilie JBIiVVV forfo ovxT A funenil scrvicivice will he at stationed at: l-oiPort .Sill in l;ivvion. Visiialionon will he tield one hour (KJ years, Ace lovxtl hislis family,I Movc-lloherison1 I-uneral Okla. After his discharge I'roni prior l1 o services ' heginning ai Ihc outdoors and his catcats: hut Chapel on Sunday,ay, Nov. 12, at 2 the service, he h returned to the chiircircii. Arrangemcnis are* especially enjcjyed workinrkingwith p.m. with the Hev. Hi Chester Idaho and heg:began his leaching entriisieiled to i-arnier..l'uiieral liis iiiiiny species of plainlams over Wliiiekerofliclatinijing. and coac-hiiihing career at Cliapel-I -Huhl. Idaho. Over the past 6 veurs THT W \ N K S 10 y o u . w e h a w heik e n iihleiibi to feed over 4,000fatniUtnlies in Southern Idaho.

Turkeys and other domi>Hrt/iofw will go lo the SoiiiHilh Crump _ - 2 ------^------Ce, Central' Communily Actioition Partnership lo proviivide I ConIknedfnmi[w«eBl it to their desiinaiioIlion forgot dial ' nistc-d, the garlgarbage cans over- for the oiOlher shoe lo drop, So Tluinksi’ivw i’ Dinner to Famamilies all over Soulhent Idal.ah o found oni the waier had been il was a Saturdayly aftemoonn In Ilowing and die dii loilets hacked why not; jnjiisi gel il overwiihaiul fja liinii'd olT ill Ihc park the previ- thc middle of Aiiguigust, meaning up. In shon,, ever)hoclyev had a go to (jil.AA 60 • Miniiit* hn.inL'Ul Sciniimin:ir....WufHnii fiirTiHiay'i Uii A portion of the fee toujum ju p was donated to the organganlTa- W^H'illil.I iliHiw "Thrcjr of H lion, llie tolJil amount ralmisc'd I ' tlwi willlu'IpyoijHo; Iu: will licit bc determined untilmil tlic group riiiishes jum ping r ViKtrcr ycHjr umcu: Rtrtiuce PnitifobiilL* .inJ Ekt;ilt: Tjxn week, « I f e M /fwt of MHi mt,, ■ • AviU'ojJ llitr wvi;ii ilrjillv kiib <111cnior^ iiukc in ihcir (iiumiialll iliJccikiont. ------Sanbom _ '^Kemuilly ii-Jiicf yn i hiiifilyhly ;jp(>fcciarcJ aw n . wouldn't treat Uieni any iiifditl c . Ite d by enlly. Dr. O aWWd i McClufky: 'The Fufuroire o f iunvtti rujuhle IRA ur 401K[ moneym lu lax-ficc bcntfih .Siinhoni was also a profirofcs- H ia lr ilh (C o re (n Iho M agic Valley siiiniU bookkeeper, woridnging for ■ * i>(crfirteci yoor hiirJ-«ifTunl incimumur ami autrik from ihtr t^caii-rlerdnancialrid... I several aren husines.ses.s. She ^ , ung'ttrrm (afif was also uivolved ' B m illntrtt- Toasimisiresses and ' .1 I : ■ T u * i d aly, y Nov. 21, 3-7 fP i f P i I’rofL^ssional and Ihisinisincss • UIrm.** ih<; new rulct tci irarufer ytufour as«ns id yoiif lovtJ oness wiwilh minimal c(M- -Women's Association, whiwhere. ,nrovided-e d - n inipononl hiisiness skiUsi wiwere »5VP nreq lifted bvt not required riKtrci your incomtr no ir laat1 atd% long M you Jo. devrlo|K.ti. "She has never been a nejnega- ‘ 2208-736.3933 l • rollDirniully incrrJM; yuur ^ l e income immeiltiitcly. tive person." iia'rtmcss said. sa VV«’e Ihope to fee Iherai "Never one to tell someoleonc • IVi»ntciii from ther u|»kJtr win^I uf ilk; markft wlihixii ihe Jowiowiukle riikk. what, they did wong.. hbut encpunige them in tlic thinthings ' 1 6 2I 6 1ftrldgtviow Beuitvard they did correctly." _ TWlnIn Folli; Idaho 8330T Tb sugfyst a Life Remember story orcoMact jami, she can reachcd a t jwhited^wbleone. nei. El 1

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SAIJ UKI; CUV — A liixeinniLKoriiinh-i'iula' spriiiKiriK ii|) ni-iir IJiiih's n : /''hew isP ^U' ' t e r '■£ . ® I sililcskisIopLMiiul (IIIrt f ly ruti rock spires, Born .Nov. 18, 19119)6 . [ 'lliu luxury- ;ii-c(>mtni)C iire putting I'atk City iili ol I P lease co m e celebieb rate /Vspcu ;iik1 Sun Valley/ InIII rciil csiaic* . miIcs aiu I Lew ’s 9 0 th B irthcthday, iiicrciise one soiiiIhtii II Saturday Nov.18 . 22C 0 0 6 a t c()umys'asM.-s>c-il priijicT>]H-riy val-. ues hy i'l) perceni. j| the Kimberly Senior3r C< en ter ^ j l j j P U ^ H ■'It's nu longer a seerci said |\ from ipm-4 p^ m m . — SianC;isileii)ii. ihe develcvel()]ier(if |i\ • Hosted by his fairainily. the Si. Hegis Hesori•on and Hesidenei.*sai l)eer(!rc-ML-Minl'ark i ^ You r p re sen cee iiis City. en o u g h . Castleion said wliei‘hen ihe f dcvcliipniL’Mi t)l'2(> liir^e I'ondo-e ininiuiiis on ilu* lop lourourlloors ______g_ L — (luhhed privnie resitleii and ()7 eniido suites is coiniik'i*nii a l in lale 2lHm.il will h v t ilie riinciisi hiiii'ls in iJlcMillL*. the ' " Randal W raalstat:ad,DPM ||\ \ ' featiiriuK hmlL'r service, a end spa. and ski-in.'■ sl “ki’S li " » » «tisnds * " outsldi • luiury home at a decorecontlon Oct 31 In the gated Deer CiCrett private tubdlrltlon Twin Fulls Orthopedies.ic.s F.L.L.C. \ ^ access. ■ “ iiiioiPiiiiCiir.liUh,:«h. Park Cl^'t popularly his grownI at 1retort buyers became awire of thethi amcnltiei lurroundlng Complete Foot & Anii.n k le C a r c / \ / "I ihink thal ihe iranshii»l,irjiia. tliecll>'>ltr«eiWr.iovtorts. tlon a [ fhe IVirl; Cky aa'ana- has 552 Shoup Avenue West‘ MVin l Falls, Idaho A M clearly happened," Casi:asi|i-ion liiKluT lhan ihe KMKM) in /Vspen. hirk Ciiy isn'iisn'l Ihe only area accordinglg lo couniy estiniaies. said. "Ils a liiile har^aiiiain coin- Colo., the lill) inII : Sun Valley, seeing an incriicrease in laxury '’It most)si tiellniieiy will b e ihe I parctl 10 those otherr places.pl Idalio. and ihe fi7-17-1 in ■Summit accommodationions. A Ueveloper premier• resonr in die United . \vidi much hetier accc•^s.C-SS, You Couniy. Colo., home 10 announced last:asi inonih that he Siaies :milml possibly the world." cancel on a plane in ilieiia-miirn- lireckenritlKc, Copjier owns Ihe riglitsIts tlto a once-hank- said de\-elie lo p er 1 lomi Va/ifdar uf B S • ing and hfoi) ihesNipeses IIiy Ihe Mountain, Anipahoihoe liasiii and nipt ski aa-a hah:ilfway heiween the Cjiiiyi a lyon liijiiiiy (lro|ii> of I Qutstiori: n IV cheardth^lit diabctlcs .should n e v e r ■ arternoon." Ke>Mone resorls. HiHui die aver- Siili Like City an millinillion 10 lower than 'relliiriliiride. Colo,, a-snri. Utah's reininote canyon country is , A iis w it : This is a fairly comommon question I encounter $'!.:< million for condolo >slliIt^ Teion Village. Wyo..o.. Vail. Colo,. Craig Hiinoinon of CPU whai giveses ii value. in my ol'ticc. The answer isn'tisn us simple as the quc.stionin' and S2.r> million lo $ilI millionm Sun Valiev aiul Uliis histler. Kriiisli Developineni: saidsai he envisions "Ifahuyjiiyer w anis 10 bu y a villa inini[ilies, All diahclics arc noiIOl equal. .Some have ptxir for Ihc- a “sideiices, Coliinihia. a S'l.r> billion develppnientilevi wiili - iin an ocen;ean. or near a forest or KKl Ilow while Oihers have — ^------In—rw e n i—ytHtf**—PmJf-»t-1 ii a perceivx'd .Uiali's Heaver Couhiy.(!oi "oui in thehe hooiiles." an airpon i'l. Ifa foot condiiion is , sold and e.Nceede(l |he volumevol value compared to llie other l-ariher soiiih.III. in Ihe lown of and activiii,ilies will h e closer lhan sold in dollars, binIII has rt-Norts. we are a valivalue,” IJrown Hig Waier. Uialiall — population expectetl,VLVazifilnrsaiil. - iiively m ild a n d the ri.skK remained sixth in avemgei«e sales saiil.' less lhan 5l)()) -— a (^ilifornia ' 'riiea'swisori.schedukHlioopeii I o uiwweigh ci Ihe benelils. [ would price. accurdiiiK lo iiiuiiiiunhers Shesiild hirk City:ity s jxipulari- developineni gro group is building inspring2(;20()H,isahoui l.'imiles I rec oomnietid m avoiding surj;ery. from The Rocky Moiiio'untain ly has Rrgwn as resreson buyers the e.\clusi\e Am;\mangiri reson. from ilie airjioriai in hige, Ari/. li I Howetvil- parks andid nioniiinents. and a cases, minor ampuiations majmay hc the best treatmenl to in Uiah, Colorado. ^*>1111yoiniiig. Like City Iniernationional Airpon. las that will sell;II fifor around Sii.fi luxury houim sehoai will h e avail- avoid a m a jo r am p u u ilio n . E^ Idaho and ilriiish Coliinlumbia. "We were, disccscovered hy million, alt mariianagetl by ilie able for guiquests 10 rent forlloal- ‘ Every situation is different. said Deny Hnnvii. hoard(I ppresi- niany. many. niany,ly, 1many hiiy- .Singapore-haseil. has increasetl 10 sasatisfy ihose nn 20 percent incincrease in K:uie which willillcosialwuiiSI 1 billion • I’ark Ciiy Fiad 7'I3 unitsils 1 sold, who want the hifjlierier end." County’s properperiy valuation, luhuild. ■ i g s g g fe jM M I

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do se ties with U.S. , MANAGUA-Daniel Ortega returns to Nicaragua's ' d e n c y a shadow o f th ec Ec rev* olutionary who in Cold Col W ar times v o \^ an endlcsHess f l ^ t against a U.S. goveriv e rn m e n t Speciaalized c: a r e . ^ . d d e rm in e d lo overthrowrow him . Balding, weakened1 by h e a n trouble and often appip p e arin g ...right 1 oimost docile, he now' preachespn h ere a t: ;hom e, eM) ^ redancU ladon a n d stabiliibility. a n d promises to maintain closedo ties 5t, L uke's M agic Vailt-y R egiononal Medical Center partners.*rs w ilh a re a p h y sic ia n s •: with die U.S. and die: vve e te ra n s ' ' w,0 ,ensure thal your uniqiie heale a llh c a re n e e d s ar^; m e t. in a variety o f w ay s W e • of die Contra army it trained (toaaju / iiriirovide a wide range of sophishisticoted specialty services,s, enablinge you to receive 2 a n d arm e d ag ain st himm. . He has traded his ww: artim e iie care you need, close to hoiiom e and lamiiy. By workinglg Itogether with Ihe ^ military fatigues for a w h ite luisianding physicians on ourur medical staff, Sl. Luke's MaMagic Valley is commuted S ; shirt and jeans. His gul< o ottering excellent, comprchc:hensivc carc lo our communi says, is (jod, n o t Karl MC ar ’"“ 'lliliL luntly and region. 8 The United States an his ro better meet Ihc needs of ourot growing communily, wc continually strive to S rivals worry die Sandlnisin islo re v . This Idal c tio n ts J " ittract highly qualified physlci;Icians lo thc l^agic Valley. olutionary in him willdll resur- a ls o avaiivaiiable for purchase on VHS ororDVO. I facc. as Venezuelan Prc: P resident ------^ ------PVeasejoln k us in wdcoming»the newest m e m b e rs o f ouur r mcdicali communi^; fi Hugo Chavtsz and Cubanan leader1 For;'or your copy of this video, please call Fidel Casut) welcome hinhim in to 1-877-224-;M-7200. In thcTreasurc Valley. CdllI 37:373-7220. a club of lefdst leaderss figlitlng Operators willMill take your call during and after thc program. American dominancee iiIn thc oryo;yo.u can order online at iaahoi?iv.oro.£13. region. I But Onega, who wjistis prcsi- dent in 1985-90. tlie hci(h c i^ it o f IDAHO , the Contra insurgency,f. sasays he • I= 1 = PUBUC 1 has traded war for peaccace, lo w = A g = TEI^ISION a n d consensus. idahoptv.org ______I

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E a g l e ^ e s Boi!:, Qilif. — San Jose Stiite li:idIld a n lead and a defense ihai hadI shs u t CentralJ Arizona1 clips CSI 2006Cok*ClMalcTouman> 11,81-79 Boise S tale iili day — yet Sp>irt•irtans At CSl {ym nnlum . TWin F* Aciam iafnilis stilt fell u n e asy iis ih e B y E rfc b r m defense, and findingfin herself sand- CSI sophomoreso Amy Bratvold Thursday's tarna* LT ticked away. Thnw-Newa wrttar______• w ic h ed by dcfenfenders, dropped the finishedcd with« 15 points and seven Eastern Utah 68. Shertdan Collef tokcount iMoam like that out,'' Taftiifraiis b all to A m y Bt No. 8 Central Arizona 95, NorU Bratvold. The only rebound;mds, and played with the e ranked where tliey ;ire for aji reii-i I TWINFALLS— The; rcjresult? The problem: no timimeleftonthccloclL kind of)f fire fii Rogers is looking from Idaho 67 low how to win. They knnw hovIOW to sa m e. T lie gam e? Very, veiverydiflpr- CSl falls to3 2 2-1 while Central her, desplespitc 3-of-13 shooting on No. 19 CSI 89, Casper College I em . m ts y ^ g a m a a im proves to 5-1.-1. the night[ght. Ashley Thompson fin- enty of rcasjin lo worr>'. Wiiii:ii Ihe . ^ • Cemral Arizona Colleg Casper College 74, North Idaht llcgc fresh* Maria Mooreirc finished with' a ished withwit two points and nine [isoned conference chnnipioti,II, Ihe ' m a n gu ard H calh cr Ollvi ™ Miver's con- career-high 363 pointspi to go with 11 reboundsnds, often playing against No. 8 Central Arizona 82, East< hop;ed a dynamite fourtii-qiiartcrrriiiiy r tcsied a-polntcr with1 uunder >10 rebounds, andid time and again physical:al CAC p o st Kalci N ance, Utah 55 :pt their unbeaten seiison iindI BBowl Tha Aaawlated F seconds left lifted the VaqV aqueras to gave CSI th e edgidgc,hltting7-of-93- who flnisinished widi 21 points and Filer High 49, American Falls HI lip Scries h o p e s alive, an 80-79 lead before a lati 48 OT latc scrum, pointers. Still,ill, w h a t w ill b e 1 4 rebo o u u n r d s. ransky shook off tliree fnistrairating a clutch free-lhrow , a n d a s ' SAN JOSE, C da shot that remembered about a Saturday’s WhileJc CSI( didn't get the huge No. 19 CSI 98. Sheridan Collegs a d rain in g illness to lead tw oI s(scor- w asn't nnJshed a ^whlrlwi Saturday^ Camat eight-point leat rlw ind o f a g a m e is Uic o nie e ttim e M aria M oorc w in it so so badly wanted, the win I the final minutes, and Anihithony game that ended with1 ththe Na 8 couldn't come North Maho 93, Sheridan Co(leg(‘" ’• r t do w n No. 14 Ho IC up -with the big makes! aa cleart statement that diis ’ kickcd Ilfs diird fieid goiil — frfrom ■ V aqueras picking u p a n1 inimponant answer. Casper College 81, Eastern Utafi qiiarterbackAciJ team hashas the ability to'hang with s tim e expired in Boisi> .Stale's 23-2023 81-79 w in o v e r tlie N o.. 19 Collcge V “That’s whatat hurts the most, thenadord o n ’s best. No. 8 Central Arizona 81. No. 1 fo u rth q u a rted r a ti y h ig h t. of Southern Idaho Goldei CSI 79 HlegeSS . -You d oi,1 cm Idcn Eagles b e ca u se it kinddof o takes away what ‘I toldold the girls, 'The only in ran for 149 yards iind a louijueh- d u rin g Saturday's flnal g a n orlh said, '"nicy're n gameofihe she did,- CSI headhc coach Randy chancec wwi e have a t revenge is if wc AD-Toumaniant Team c B roncos (10-0, 6-0 WAC), vvvvho 2006 Coke Classic Toumamament at Rogers said. “W“With five seconds face then[icm at nationals,"* Rogers Maria Moore, CSI; Aniy Bratvold son. They knowIhio Slate, M ichigan and lUiigers W 51- comc back." the CSl gymnasium. left, she proba!ba b ly w o u ld h a v e said. "AndAnd they'll be-there. From 'C SI; Kay Hill. North Idaho; Tere r unbeaten teams left in Hivisioiio n l- Olivers trifecta drained < Hc had plcnt c d over th e p u lle d u p fo r ai3-pointerifshchad 3-; now m,on. wc have to approach Neely, Central Arizona; Carfne games left againsi Uiuh Statb! annd gritty defense of CSl sopi lano 67 cool o f a scasoi sophomore to do it again. ButBi I've never seen every praciractice like w e're p rep a rin g Reimink, Casper. Ironcos m u st win ou t to hiive aI slshot B rittan y M o o re vvas jstem Broncos staged IS to be Maria emotionalia l after a loss, ever, for teamm s s likeI C entral Arizona." MoatVaht«bl«Ptayw:Heal>ier m e o f th e live B('.S howl gjime.s.s. answered by Maria Moore'ore’s coast- and she took it j Oliver, Central Arizona. th a t barely kept it personal tonight. The bigger,big| likely morc talented uaners, Boise State seenicd uniililike- to 'c o a st lay-up. bu t as tliehc shots fell, She stepped up ai 5 High C h a m p io n s h ip ! 3 a n d played incred-. Vac]ucnisras oc u treb o u n d e d CSl 44-39 icrfeci — hut Zabninsky coollyy ledI . so did tlie referee's verdict: larcd Zabran: iict: charg- iblc.” a n d h it144.1 44 percent of their shots EBratvold spurred on CSI's Intc hrough Iheir siiffest test of tiic sea-si • lego 80 q u a rte rs a n d a c ing. offensive foul, tumoveover. Maria Moorce sscored CSI’s final to CSI'ss 39.7.3S For Laurscn's young vwidi lOfirst-halfpoints.. hc rnuth-improved .Spiiniiiis ((> With under 20 secondsnds left in four points, Including inc the two tcvmidiatllat includes 11 new players, T h e V aqueras w crc le d h; ing drives in tJ; the game, Maria Moorc s lege 58 M ontg o m ery kic :c strip p e d c lu tc h frec-throwows that put CSI up it is thec typety of carly-season win ppoints from Neely, while 0 c sick, hut he's fine." coiicli ChJhris the ball from Central's ^63 37 yards —astir I's S o p h ia 79-77 w ith 52.5i siseconds left in the that cann hhi e lp m a k e a se aso n . sscorcd 10. Foul trouble could 1 I of his senior quarterback, wlwiio Lenard. setting off a scraprap for the game. 3-19 victory Saturday ‘ It’s hu£huge," Laursen said. "Any hhun Central Arizona, as Ler k IO reporters after going 14-nf-)f-2() ball dow n th e sideline! as os Maria However, Oliw Jan lohnson r liver was Central's time you)u canc beat CSI at CSI widi ^Neely, and Hill ail pickcd up t In his 30ih viciory iis a s ta rte r “He“1 Moore. Lenard. Central'}ral's Nicci answer, as her ' down for the E c r tw o 3 -p o in te rs 11 new'kids, kic it's rcal huge.ThIs is flfirst-half fouls, b u t CSI finis iiny gam es left a s a Umnco. I le’ll■11 Ih e • Miller, and Brittany Moore sta y ed w ilh Ohio □rc battled down the stretchich h e lp ed h e r to a n o t a funin placep to play." oonly 6-of-13 from the chj e don'l m :ikc th o se pliiys h e niiiiliide for the ball before Lena eresa th e on ly o th e r ur mard was tcam-hi^ 26 pointspol and touma- A 12-2•2 rui n in th e final d irce sistripe. ; gam e, w e're in big iniiible.” intentionally fouled by E A. With two gan y Brittany ment MVP honorlors. m in u tess oof f th e first h a lf ne tte d die For o n e night, CSI sa w w hat s have got diemselves Into pleneniy M oorc vvith 5.1 se co n d s N evada, th e Bror ds on the -I have no idcIdea what she was GoldenI EaglesEa a 45-40 lead, even bbe required ofit ifit is going to receni yeiirs ai Spiirtiin Siadiui clock. nt g e td n g to o n e doing," Centralral Arizona head with Britttrittany Moore and Maria a nadonal championship. Anc I, Boise Suite hiid to iiliick a fiefield Lenard toed the frec-thrc For three cjuan throw line, coach Lin Laurscirsen said o f Oliver's' M oore oo n n thi e b e n c h to a v o id foul o:o n e night, they cam e u p sh o n . tion ended in a doiihlf-overtiinline, sank tlie first and left tliehe sccond: final shot. "I thinliink she had a hand trouble.. AAfi fter so m e sloppy passes R'Rogers know s n o o n e willTauli ly to remain pcrf Intc ru n d ie B roncos thro sh o rt,,w h ic h CSI's Alebds)ds ‘IXickcr in h e r face. B utIt vwhat a grcat kid. led to earl)larly turnovers, th e G olden icteam's effon, or their dcterm loise .Siaie faced iis firsi liidftinim e son against the i ------scoopcdiip-and delivered!d tcto Mar1a“ Tou-telihor~so"inc;inelKiigraird'slicH Eagles^Jadjusted to me vaqueras' flillUiii “ eason heiore fiiiling behind 20-1M 2 : by 12 3-2). M oore.-The iightning-fai1-fast All- say, 'Pah-don?'' SShe's'Australian, close-outsut speed and cut down on ■Wlien Maria stripped diat I )urtii (|iinrter on consecutive Tin A m erican p o in t gu ard race(iced down She can shoot andan she’ll only get errors. MMar aria M oorc le d all scorers O liv er. '‘He’s a liitle si the court. Hirough thec CentralC better." at die halfhalf widi 22 points, while P lea se se e CSI, Pagelid h av e P etersen said of . Pleaso see BOISE, Page!C C 2 Lenard, couldn't speak lo p d ircc fo r IBI yaryard Held goal early In stStadini k Boht. Fniltlaod baat Tlal tmMoal round. Garay will taka on Nicliols, who had 94 yard:irds passing and 66 yards ihtih c third quaner. tying the schoohool's record for m o st 5, S ^M n R m for tlN Ctau U DMtio rushing on a niuddy field,d. oc p en ed th e sco rin g by Oeld Oc goals (15) In a season. !. p n e at Hott Arena in Pocatello, connecting with. Nicholas> RxRamos on a 28-yard TD 1Idaho State's losh Barnett, thedie conference’s lead- Salm a Rrar betted HoOao 42-8 Sat back ftyonSiniMk |8 | nm ithe baB pass w ith 3:39 gone. ,I ln(in g m shcr, w as held to 41 yards.ds. 1leaving him at 997 **a iak st S b ^ daring Hit tw end qu Jay.BuWwon42-a.Foraeom- Tlie touchdown was sett upUf by an ISU fumble on forfo r th e seaso n w ith o n e gam e remrcn aining. pM t Dtt ol itata ptajrefi tcofM, t«fl

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Caiper C o l l e g tortam lMlAh&3 i (.TS arc sliJirinn ilic «floffensive Hiclilleld on'UiesdL!sday, o m o a ' Kiiy Mil] addl'd 21 poinis H»M12 Ifiad ihiis Tiir. Sjiiiirdaylay it w as U t e F r id a y ;ind 12 relKiiiiids. while ])ost NikiIIE Kelly \ ’ric'siiiiiii scorii X Dietrich 39 ‘’‘■''’R bluul J B u r ie yy 70, Preston 41 s,..iH'ottconirihiileda l-l-point. M-^’1* i p«wM iS if!^ w a piiinis a n d K'clscy lardindine nail- mn« snuVu-te Mm» Ccnm M n 1IMJ Him 14 ai 2.1 Is, Buriey 69, rehirehotinO dotilile-douhle. RiwlwtMOOO tstMiUU4^10U r ■ iii^ two :<'piiiiiiLTs onII IIIh e r way . r - i u OA l.i;Y— I'heiniich-aniic- S S heritlan vwis led hy Brianne Id 11 pniiiK, AmericanI FallsF: 30 ipaied seasonSI opener for the ‘ichipman’s Sch Ifi points, while Ilk' Hritiiis led a3-r>aftla fte ro n e lUJUI.l'Y. — - Hurley (2-l)l Hurley I;ili ill twirls' h askeihall i.yndie I.yn Neville dished out, i's10 c|iiiira-r a n d iicver laokci.ked hack, picked uj) ilsIs secondsi win in as team wa:«is ilelayed nearly iwo assiiss'ists. ii? " ' \'rti‘sinan hit M ime keyyiuinpvTs jn ils a s I'oiir players hours, hihui once ihey took the in ciirly KcinK, w Ii IIl- f Imililc lii^iires In a c o n n I'rii riday. the liohcaisditln'i (JajJasper College 81, oTSlwri. Si552!oJi h » 5 S ? c ii Crisi si iin-il six of licr E i w e s " - ' iver Aniericaii I'alls. disappoii:)int w ilh a 70-11 w in . s " s iv i i ;r h jMiinis ill ih c firsl period.od. M i Kel Bakerikerledjlielliihcais ■ overi’resie s io n ,' t3;asteniUtah63 { . iwin i'alls plays iis j(s home Jerome 46, Cenf e n tu i y 4 1 :)lnis. Kassi Kerhs Alliiitiitireonihehuscarr>’in>{ The T Casper Collge opener. U'ediiesday a (;ainsi ' a d d e d I-I. Nic(\ic o le I'lilman h a d th e Indl.dlans postponed the Tluiilniiulerhlrils rolled past the 9 I’ocalellt) a t 7:30 p.m . JIlilOMl; - Jeroerome jumped 12 and Jessicaica HI ricescored.lt). gam e's stansti nearly two hours. CollCollege o f lijLstern Utali 81-63 otil'li) a l‘l-l lead lea afier one "1 ihink vvvvv•ewillhaveailirfer- hui ihe^ delayt didn'i seem to hchichltid Mar>' Brown's 16 poinis jiw {jiiarier a n d heldl ooi n f o r a Ui-'II e m le a d in g scorerm ii every ninhi hoiher the t Hohcats much, on|Ul pcrfect ()-of-t) shootinK from;'n ' nm'rttuiui win over Ceimiiiiiiry. Jordan and we're e,\cii,\ciied alioii't ihal." Three Hoilohcals reacheil dutihle lie the field and ei^^it ussisis. {’osi . :s!r.J!iisa,K s.v.=Aj i t ’oJlii B urnham had 16> pipoinis lo lead Hurley coachch (lordon Kerbs n^iires. led k hy senior Jessica Cari:arine Reiniuik udded 22 Uttui I (M 7. Cm) 4 M t Cm Bmi s i , i J/nM>hunMO»lOTeuk:4i.ru.f»B»i»«2M th e Timers, w hile AnhreeAl ('alien said, ,"U’e came c: out flai Hrlce wil;iih 19 poinis. Junior poiiloinis. while Magdulena WMMIIU added IM, Jeroerome hosts toni^'lii. We werewt a siep slow Nicole'l'ol ^ S S S E 0121. Rowos ( } 2 It. Qwwu 31 'olmaiiadded l7polnts {’awttwlac/)'k finished wiih a 13- Dt>) 0 2 S 2. kttf n 3 M S. OmUNM : 0. M ijldleton on I'ridiiiday, menially and(I plphvsically." and senioior McKel Haker scored poijioijii. M-reh(Hind douhle-dou- • TUI fm } Valley 6 3 ,0 a stalled, and- Miirty 'Hidmaio n 's a season-openinK 31-22•22 win • slowsiariandvverei•redefeaiedliy ' . Minico 444, Nampa 24 I pasS'asses by Ttifralis. who passedd gutsy -M-yard punt returnI p u t • over (lanias Conniy.y, Hikki ih e H aw ks R7-."ill, {).\KI.I'Y —- ValleyVi w»in in a ‘ NAMI’A‘A — The Minico foriir 173 yards a n d three scores.:. iJolse State at Ihc SpartansIS 37 W i^ins also scoml seviseven lo Minico (I-I) hati.atiled hack lo niisniaicli over■•er ( Oakley. I>;*-2'I. S pariansi |iplayed j.i iourIi na m e "I love this place. Ii bringss w ith 2 m in u tes left. h e lp a b a la n c e d Mu:Musliers vviiliin six piiiiusus wilh jiisi The Vikingsus ■ were taller at defensive^ely to ro u t N am pa -I-I- ou tJt our competiiive spirit." Zabransky and Johnsiiso n attack. C^uiias C oiiniy was \v:i led under live niliiutestes lo play on ever)' posilion)ii a a n d do m in ated 24: S e n io)r r; gtiaril Daiiy,Kamirez saidlid 1%‘tersen, an assislani toD patienily moved the Broncncos hy Katrina Davis, who:) siscored 3 - p o ln ie r hy Ken;vievv h e ld on for th e w in. iNelson ch ip iiei)|)ed in with 11 Minknk.4JIJmp.24 L-reRolngio h a n d le it." lleld to celchraie the Bronccicos’ • Jam hany Kaniire/ aand Hailey _ apieci-r Rlm.ct 11 a>iKn<> 1(1 a • 2-p o ln t conversion pas

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Tl • MamAa«7ai0MMaH S S= ■!!!!!«!?I M>»lwtTC<1»iwt»«opu ------tankIng.^ uni«no .will flniti wishing to play Inn ll lh e 2006-07 USAV vt)Ufyl);illill w eeks as'No. 1 a t th c e n d of ththi c to u rn a m e n t. tithc former Formula 'One} d riv er club se aso n . TVyou/o u ts will h e fro m (Ml p.mI..' ..' Henin-Hardenne won thele FrcnchI Open and *'"'■■ ■■■ maklngafuU-tll-tlm e sw itch to NASCAR, w ojundup u r 'Tuesday, Nov. M1 at lh e Icro m c Kec. Ceiuer.r. was thc runner-up at the thrcereeotherGrandSlam b h n tM k tra h 20th in hIs thirlird Busch race. Homlsh. Lhee reign-r T h erc Is a $5 try o u t ( H M M M m m f M M liM M U n u t fee. to u rn am en ts this y e ar — thrte c firsti woman since ""'.“• t t — ing IndyCar ScriesS champion, was 36th>th a n d Positions a rc alscnIso nvuiliihle on lhe sripho-I- Martina Hingis in 1997 to rea ■aita S k a n f m bar w n C tw 9 reach all four major . failed to flnishlh h is d e b u t. more, freshman unund junior higli iciiiiis. lorir . rmois. She lost (o Maurcsmo U utekiilbM M Sita^ no at thc Australian ••■"“ I morc informalion,n, call liin CirtissLT at K)-l-I- O pen an d V \to b Ie d o n . 2768. Maurcsmo also defeated Henin-FlardenneHe in 'I hadhai a great season and I knowtw tht e re 'a re a B o x i n g a round-robln m a tch Friday.f. few plaj)Iayers who deserve It to a but it’s i it'snoteasyto LSHS AH Wiflins in 4 rounds hosts basetK9 b a ll c a m p ‘ It's th e last m a tch o f th e! yye e a r a n d obviously go to> thetl; four flnais of thc Grand Slams,Sia and I CSI it's great to have Jusdnc andid I1 In a Onal again, played !d very conslstendy ail year. So I th in k I L alla AU sicilopped a thoroughly outclaclassed 'TWIN FALLS — 'Tlie ColleRe of .SouthernII after we had a tough .raatch.rai yesterday,* deserverve (Na 1)' Shelley Burtonon at 1:58 of the fourth rounlund 10 Idaho baseball pro{irogram will hold an indoorr M aurcsm o said. ‘H opefully she she'll p a rty (tonight) d e fe n d h e r WEVBC womcnls super mlddlewtnvei^t baseball camp frorrrom December 27-2‘) in thee w ith her No. 1 ranking.’ NASCAR championshipip Sa n ird ay n ig h t lildon Evans ^ p oI CcC cntcr. Henin-Hardenne can clinchich a tour-hl^ sbcth After throwliArlng kisses to h e r father, boboxing The camp will bc Iled by Golden Eagles h ^ d;1 - ’ tide of 2006 In Madrid afterr m issin g nfeaiiy tw o K o RKthlwAHanickforBttK fe l USdl win peat Muhamiinmad All, when she enteredml the coach DoomerWalkcilkcr, his staff, and CSI playefss ■ months while recovering fromo m a m u sc le te a r In ring, sh e m o dle e 'quick w ork of Burton. A left-ift-right a n d vrill focus o n v n rior n s p h a ses o f ih e gam e, h e r right knee. AVONONDALE. Arlz. — M att K ensethth usedu a ter- combination smashed s Burton's nose andmd an For more Informailn atio n , cull Skip W alker at 7.1'i- “It’s amazing. I'm veryy happy."I Henln- rifle flnalfln restart Saturday to holdlid dlT Kevin eruption of ble)lood fell to .the canvas as refreferee 6285 or 732-6650, AitAiternaiively, visit hitp://nth' Hardcnne said. 'I ’m very happappy with the way I Harvlck Ickat Phoenix Intem adonal Raceviceway,spoll- AnhurMercantinte Jr. s t o p p ^ th e bout. leiics.csl.edu/bascbileball/canip.nsp for camp) liandled the pttissun! today.f. TheTl season is not ing Harlarvickli bid to break Sam Ard'sid's record of ‘Iwantedtoii0 knock her out cold," Lalla AllUlsold, s d etails a n d a n an piH H ccatlon. over ycL I'm No. 1 buc I still wAmt an to win this tour- B us^Stl Series w in s In a season. ‘but unfortuna[lately she turned her back, wwl hich nam ent. 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SHANGHAI, Chin:hina — T jger n o t a PGAT To our event. lieded to beat Sorenstam in th thi e 25*foot birdie p u tt o n NcNo. 18. , . W oods’, w in n in g streaiireak in sut)kc- The S3 millionm toumam.cnt Is Samimsung Worid Championship.Ip. • Defending championons K enny play ev en ts is In trouboublc. the first event c on the' PGA Creamer Cr shot a 69. HallI oof Perry and John Huston)n had die Woods bogeycdd dthe last two European Tour'sTo -2007" schedule. . Famiim cr Juli Inkster, who startedI thethi lowest score of the dajlay, a n 11- ' holes Saturday to1 falfall five shots Tlic event alsoal is sanctioned hy day-ay-tied for ihc lead \vldi Moinolra under 61 that moved dieh e m Into a ^ behind leader RctiRelief Goosen the China GolfC Association cuid Dumu n n , \vas ihird a t 7 u n d e r afteier r ia three*way tic for fouilurih with u going into the flnolol nround of the the Asian.1. A u stralasia n a n d 5. 73. lYcvor Im m e lm a n a nr d Rory FiSBC C h am p io n s. S u n sh in e touours. Sabbotini (63) and Markrk O 'M eara W oods h a s w on sU iconsecutive aly, Holmes lead at andJefl’Sluman(63). ' stroke ev en ts o n thIC e PiPGA Tour, h is Q c h o a ItlifrontatLPG fl A last loss coming InIn a ru n n e r-u p ■nciletrill Lynch Shootout L K uchar first a t Natiiitionwide H b / ^ ' / ' finish at the Westernm OC p en In July. MOBILE,/I, Ala. — Lorena Ochoa NAPLES, Fla. — Long-hlitente rs Starting the dijrdrd round : at 8 moved Into0 position{ to wrap up Johnh n D aly a n d J.B. H olm es s h oot t a RICHMOND, Texasi - PGA under after his r^'cordo rd-iying 6-1 in tlie U>GA IbTbi u r player o f th e year 10*uil*undcr 62 In the best-ballball Tour winner Matt Kuchahar took a I th e sc co n d . W oods[s shot si a 73 in race and winIn her stxdi title of the roumu n d to lake a one -stro k e leadd Inin tlirce-strokc lead In thel e .season- ^ b lu ste ryry conditions year, shootlrting a 9-undcr 63 to theNe Merrill Lynch Shootout. ending* Nationwidee Tour Saturday 10 drop to7-iJ 7 -u n d er 209. ta k ea flv c-strstroke lead in th e U ’CiA Doly D a ond Holmes, who openedncd Championship, holing: a 30-foot J t i G oosen m a d e Fiveivc birdiesI a n d T o u rn am eIt n t ofi Champions. wididl a 63 on Friday in the modi*}di- ea^c putt and a 40-focroot birdie two bogeys for 69, onio n e o f only 17 ' T lie 24-yct?car-old Mexican stor. fiedd oltcrnaicj shot round, hadd a c h ip en ro u te to a 5-u n d c r 67. " '] players to break parar 1In the third seeking herr thirdi: stralBlit victory. 19-ur-u n d e r 125 total o n d ie H b u roro n n /Mrcady safe in th e racccc for 2007 fjd round. He had a onf*rWixWeedi flnlthed the tfaiid round In flftfWi Match Play Champimploiiship at won the Corona Morelia brokeDke a tie w i t h . Kelly ain n d W eekley w as second aftere r a 68. p4 p o in ts a n d 15 reb o u n d s lo lealead No. 2 (ory over ihu Milwaurtraukee Bucks on Saturday N o rdIiO Carolina toa 140-101 exiiihitioiio n victo^ night. , r y o v ecr rP Pfeiffer on Saturday niglit. Carlos Boozer scorc:orcd 32 poinis and Deron ishman Wayne Ellingion oded d e d 19 V ^am s had 27 to helphcl| th e Jazz m ove to 6-1 forr p o in tss aiond Danny Green had 16 forjr die Tar ju s t th e fifth lim e InI franchisefra history. T h e Bucks \vwho will.open the season T uesday d ro p p ed th e ir Tourtiih straightsi to fall to 2-5, their niglit agiiinstagi Sacrcd 1 leart In the NITrr'Ilp-off w orst s ta n sin c e 2000-(00-01. in Charicariotle. D cM ario G rier scored 29 poinis Redd scorcd 3S poinlolnts in the sccond half andI V and hitlit siseven 3*poinieni for Pfeiffer. brolcc th e franchise! sciscoring rccord of 55 set by Abdul-Jabbor. the NB/NBA’s carccr scoring leader, N 0 . 83 GGeorgetown 69, Hartfordn l 5 9 a g ain st.th e B oston CeltCcltlcson Dec. 10,1971. Redd m ade 18 of 32 field goals, go in g 6-o f-12 WASH!SHINGTON-JcrrCreeiihod 1717poinis from 3 -p o ln t ran g e anda n d IS -o f-17 o n free.throws, ■even rebounds to help Ueor(Drgetown It w as Redd's FirstI careerct 50-polnt game and i awway aj from 1 lartford in the seasonon open* sixth career 40-pointt ni|night. He has scored at least I e rf o rbboth o t teams. 30 p o in ts in four o f seviseven ga m es this season. 1 Roy HilH ibbert, like G reen a pa rt o f ihch c ju n io r Redd’s previous caretarcer high o f 43 p o in ts cam e class thatthat arrived at Georgetown wilhd lc o a c h In a 116-103 suoson'cri-cnding loss to Washington 3 John TlicT lio m p so n 111, a d d e d 16 poinlints. Joe last April 18. Zeginskiski and Alex Zimnickas led HiH anford The Jazz dominatedted much of the game, but 1 w ith 144 p o in is apiece. saw a 24-polnt flrsi*ha[•half lead evaporate In the founh quancr behindInd Redd’s 25 poinis in the period. N o . 2!0 0 1 Syracuse 78, Penn 60 irt«h J a s feraard Cariet Boom Cfoei oettothefkw rferaloote balliritti Utah led 109-102 withwit less th ^ two minutes ' ttti lOhrtukH Buck* luard Ko WnOailll> ll2 S lilia< n | SYBACIACUSE. N.Y. - Eric D evendoio rf a n d left, but Ruben Patierscerson Jiit two free throws to tbe I first haH Sttunia; in WhraukM.kM. T e rre nICC c e :Roberts cach scorcd 16 poinlints a n d c u t th e le a d to five wrfth hh 1:08 remaining. Andrew M att Gjormon on hadacorcer-hlgh 12 pollolntsfor Bogut’s dunk and freeree throw made It 109-107 Redd sparked tlie Bucks will with 11 points in the M afijcjc 109, Timberwohfes 9898 Syracuse.ISO. w ith 39 se c o n d s left. flrstt 2V4 minuics of the fourthrth iquarter, and they T h e game g a was the sccond of a.didouble* Williams then missedsc d a 3*polnter o n th e oth e r got § \vithin 90-83 o n C harlie Bell'sBcl layup w ith less • M ININNEAPOUS — Dwight Howatkvard w en t toe- h e a d er Inli the Black Coachcs /\ssocloclation end, and Redd was fouledfou on the rebound but than t 10 minutes left. to -to eB 1with his idol Kevin Gameit,elt, scoring 21 tnviiadonilonol, a round-robln at iheI ( C arrier missed the first of twoMO frce thro\vs with 12 sec* :s a n d .g r a b b in g 22 rcb olunds u n to lead Domc.Sy. S yracuse (2-0) will play UTEP’(2-0) (2 on o n d s left tb ke ep it 109-:09-108. Cavaliers ( 94, Cettics 9313 S Sido . over slumping Minnesota,;a. Sunday,y, vw hile St. Francis o f New YoriDrk (0*2) R edd th e n fouledI BoozerBi on the' Inbounds lamleer ei Nelson added 23 pointsnts and Dorko will meetcot P enn (0*2). play, and hc made bothoth free throws to put Utah CLEVELAND - . U B r o n1 JamesJj scored 38 Millcicc h a d 0 s c o s o n rh i ^ 15 poirlolnts and five Ibrahinhim Jaaber led die Quakers \vidiw IB u p th ree w ith 11 scconconds remaining. Rodd ihen points p — 25 in the sccondnd half — and led reboummds for Orlando, which led by as many as points, curled off a screen andmd nailed a 3u^ the sccond quarter, d ti ie Celtics 34-17 In tlic fo u rthth a n d staged o n e o f S A1 N ANTONIO / Tony Parker• scorcdsc 0 sea- dicjayhavhawks, w h o rciurii all flve stonciters a n d Kirilenko appeared to0 rcroll the ankle while vying th d e biggest c o m eb a ck s In fninclinchlsc hisiory. son-hlgligh 33 points to lead San /\nton:onio to Its sec* alm o st 86 percent of ihcir scoring froirom th e for a loose boll onn thet left sideline with Jam es a d d ed cig lu reb o u nids d s ai n d five assists In o n d victIctory over N ew York this week,c k. ' te am thia a t w e n t 25-8 lasi se aso n a n d wcw on d ie M ilw aukee’s E rson Ilyasct'osova. H c quickly grab b ed 44 4 minuics. Sasha I’avlovlc addiid d c d 14 p o in is a n d Porkei(cr w as 12*of-17 fro m llie field!ldlnncarly36 Big 12chachampionship. his right leg in pain andUld lim p ed olT th e c o u n to made n two crucial 3-pointcrss duringdi Cleveland's minutescs. Tlm . Duncan had 24 polllolnts and 16. Devericrric Thylor led Northern Arizonan a \vith the Jazz bench, puttinglg nr o p ressu re o n th e leg, A com c eback. rcboundnds, but was just 4-oM 2 at Ukd ie free dirow 12 points.Its. . shon time later, Kirilerilenko was helped to the Paul Pierce scored all of illsliis 19 poinis In die line.Ttichc Spurs shot 50 percent fromTl dti ie field a n d Utah locker room. Hc did not rcturn to the second si half and Sebastiann TelfairT who was were boi )orcly bctttir at th e line, goinglg2|.6t-30 7 (55 No. 7 OhioOil s t 87, ' b e n ch . briefly hospitalized on Fridayly iviihw shormess of percent)It). Williams, a sccond>yci•year player, continued his b rcath , h a d 15 for th e Celtics.s. Q u enniin t Richardson lod die Knlciiicks iviiii 21 Loyola1 o f C h i c a g o 7 5 so lid play. H c h a d IB) ppc o in ts in d ie Qrst h a lf — . p o in ts. arid ai 11 rcbotmds in 40 mlnuKlUtes. follow ed COLUMUMBUS, Ohio - Bon U-ivis scorcds. ______including h is first 3-poln o in te r o f tlie season — o n e Sup«i5om 5 cs 113,-Hawks.ks-112 >>y Mmiiial Crawford, who added 1818 po] in ts. T h e th e firstt scseven points of cach half for3r O hio n ig h t a fte r sinking' 10' of 15 sh o ts a n d scoring 26 KnIcksi sishot 45 percent from die fieldeld. State, finisiinishing widi 27 to lead the Bud•tckeyes points In a win over dieiea>ltics.Willlams C also had ATLANTA — Ray Allen m aide d e a loyup over tlie in th e BCAICA Classic.. a c aree r-h ig h 14 assiststs FFriday. oioutstrctched arms of Josh Smi Smidi with 1.2 sec- BullS 889, Pacers 80 O hio SSta late (2^0) wiil face u p sta te nei^(.‘iglibor Boozer scorcd 14 pointDints in die dilrd q u a n e r e n onds oi left in overtime as SeattleJe snsi a p p ed A danto's Kent S tatea te (2*0) In d ie c h am p io n sh ipp |gam e ro u te to a se aso n higli. 1. , fc CUIO’CAGO — Kirk Hinrich scorcdred 23 poinis Sundayr night.ni The Golden Flashes;s b e a t U tah w as In c o n tro l1 early,ca taking ad v an ta g e of Allen finished w ith a season*hn -hig li3 3 points, 14 a n d Luc.uol Deng added 21 a^ Chi:hicago beat 1UPU181*:31*74. a porous Bucks defense fi se for a series of layups a n d cccoming in ihc fourtJi quaner: aan< n d ov c n lm e. Indiana.a. Lewis> toppedto] his prcvious Ohio StateIte best dunks. The Jazz almostit pip u t th e ga m e o u t o f reach Rashard I.ewis scored 23 andndLukelUdnourlS 1 UenWiWallace had eight points andII IB11 r e b o u n d s o f 2& poimoints set against Penn State lastist sea* early in the second quariu a rte r w itli a 16-0 ru n a n d fofor Scatde, wliich iius won two straiglit on the for Cliicjicogo, which bounced backk fromfi a lop- son. H e: seesco red 34 p o in is In d ie 2003*0401 sea- le d by as m a n y os 24. roroad for die first time sincee lastla Jan. 22*25 ai sided dellefeat at Cleveland on Thursdaiday niglii. so n opeiici•ner for Bowling G reen, Klriienko’s 17-foot jui jumper capped the run PlP hoenix a n d Utoli. A lH oorringion r scorcd 19 points for the Pacers Le\dsi alsoal had 11 rebounds and1 idirec before he left the gamene ’with 5:34 remaining in Joe Johnson led A danta witli.vith 2B p o in ts a n d o n d Damm n y G ranger a d d e d 18. assists. the period. SrS m ldi a d d e d 24. — T k /bIsMcUtedPrm * -B e A n o c W eedPren d Eamhaardt on e(idge beforre big rac:eatPho(^enixlnteemationsal AVONDALE. A riz. (A (AP) — Dale m,■■■■■ r r w ■ ■ better. bt I don 't like sitting therere a n d scl- m o rc m a ^ c thlerc," e n hc said. "The No. hurdurdlc. Johnson said he's up foiror th e E arn h a rd t Jr. w as c ertainiln a> su sp e n sio n Mt ding for w h a t we've had.’' 29 (Harvick] Is rcarcally fast a n d h c m ig h t chollilollcnge. part on hte ChevroletI mneeded lo be gUirhin^hw g Only 105 poinis separatee Jolinson; be the cor to beat,a t. As m u c h as we'li like "I irccdly think the experience o f th e c hangcd. H is crew c h icfcf ddisagreed. fromfn flfdi*place driver Kevinin Harvick to look at Jimmienie and diem guys and Chashase has made me a stronger■ ddriver ' Earnhardt wanted to tr 0 trust his team wwi ilh tw o races to go. So cver^cry pan is try to catch diem,sm. dierc are sdll some andi d ac m o rc m a iu rc driver to deala lw id i' a n d I b n y E ury Jr., b u t cccou ld n 't q u ite o f win n in g hish Qrst Ncxtel C u p title. being be ulple-checked, every/ hai d ia t’s lillik e ... m in d . now," h c saleiold Saturday. "It Just is wliiit o nr e -m a n racc. a n d E arnhardtIt ^w arns to E om hardt's garagt'age stall. diele butterfliest when the car coc o m cs On the cvc of his blggiIgge^t rac e diis it Is a n d we'nc 're here to try to d o d ie best m m.a k e surc he's in It. l\v o trucks over,ver, Jolinson was stone- down)wn pit road. 1 dilnk wv’rc suongnger. season, the dcclslon wtwas one that we can. Ourlur car Is a top-10 car right So hc watched the Icaderbrboard all faced as hc grabbibb e d a b o td e o f w ater "I'm "I'ri not saying we won't make:e mis*i could make or breakk h is c h a m p i- now , b u t it’st ’s ni o t good e n o u g h to satis- day da Saturday, noting diat Hararvickled beforcheadlnglnsInsldeforateammoet* takes,kes, but I think we're a sironger'te ii a m . o n sh ip hopes. fy m e. I c ann probablyp go over there and the ihi Qrst practice and Johnsnson was Ing. Like Eamliarhardi. he's seeking his 1 liovilovc a lot o f co nfidence In diat." Earnhardt enters todsoday's race at get the spin3lndics changcd if I rcally, fastest fa: In die sccond session.I. T*] h en h c first C up dde. Bm Bu unlike Earnhardt. The Tht beauty of die Qiose sysiencm . a s Phoenbc International SpcSpe^way third really wantedte d to. worried wc about Ills cnvn team1 aan d how he's b e e n close! beforc bi and went Into Johnshnson kno^vs firsdiond, is dialI cevery in the standings, 78 poi^ b i t s b e h in d , "B ut I belieelieve— I feel morc strongly he would Slack up against theic

1 SPOBRTS No. 1[vs. No.:2set;Auubum ,Irexas, C^ upsetit iCollegir EVANSTON. 111.. — T he w arm ups aits 1 a disputed TD as time expired. com plete, a n d O hioLlo StateJ looks ready. J B • Scones James Laurinaicisds :sct the tone when L y ' rj y L ttf l No. 1818 Wake Forest 30, . nnwDT h e fo ire d a fum blele o01 n die open in g pos-' ^ Annnt34,CUlbrrU20 , session. Troy Smilhilh threw four touch- . ’ 3 1 B Q H Floridal a S t a t e O BftM 51.33, Stn JOM s t 303 down passes andmd the top-ranked f l ^ y 2 3 f l l TALLAlAHASSEE, Ra. — KcvlW n C#rW1.Monl.3S,Boei»MOirt»ntainO Buckeycs tuned upip forTi dieir showdown Patterson * ' C«len»9 33.te-«StI6 son scorcd on a 48-yard iniercep E,Oreton37.Montw*MHI«fflm l* . against M iclilgan \vlwidi a 54-10 victory tio n retueturn and No. 18 Wake Forci E.VW»»n.njieo40.kWwSi.6I over Northweslern1 oto n Saturday. . bc co mie e die first team to shutoutI ddi ie Fr«imSt.23.Nn>hl«ilco5l.lLie Now, finally, itiele BuckeyesE can tum Sem inoleolesat Doak Campbell Stadiumm ii;n MonunsU.N.Cok««iM21 their aiien’don to0 theti second-ranked Bobby■ Bowden'sBe 31 seasons as coach,h Montm St.-Nor1Mm 17. Wolverines and a gan:jomeUiai'll determine T h e resurgent n s D em on Deacons /e (5-1 .i Memtw Teefi 10 N.A«ontt42.W««fOry N«r»0»i»39.*Jlfawl7 T lic 54 points w'e erc re th e m o st for Ohio. ^ ^ S fl with dieiiic ir fih l vtrin over Florida Statet e inii Psoftc Luttwrta 38, Wiumeti*• 7 S tate since a 72-0 victi/ictory over Pittsburgh 23 yearsars. Wake Forest lost 'w on^ inii l^yti«ndSl. U.SKnmtntoSt.5L7 o n S ept. 21. 1996.)6, and the defense ------V V l IMlahassiisseeinl959. S.OAholaSl 3t.S,lWi31 ■J c v ----- S«nO>eto56.D*>«nl4 played a m ajor rolcjn______.T h e stru SU g ^ g Seminolcs.(5-5.'3-5; The Buckeycs (U ^.-0 Big Ten) ^ * 3 StflnfiW30.VtaNr*Hi"3 m c an wvhile, h i h it a new low. Florida Stat>taie 7CU37.N*wMmJ» 31 turned four lumove overs ahd a blocked h a d n 't beenbe< shut out since in 232 g a m es. e UClA'25.0r»jonSt.7 pum Into louchdownJwnsenrouteioa33- d aU ng; ba ck to th e 19Q8 o p e n err a i UUh35.C0iera(»SL22 ' lOhoirdmelcadandtidtiielrlflUiconsecu- 1,*^ • — Miami. W. 35. ' tiv c v ic io ry — th e nanaUon’s longest vvin- Mmn.Sl..M0CKltMd21 n ln g streak. CeonUlU f u Mike Woedi of C«lb«r1, Ci., klUMUt» G tonii pliTer Jeff Oms after VitutMOrtn 44.Pu(M Sound 37r N o . 19G 9 1 eoigiaTech7, Smlthmaichedaseaseason-highwidihis Ited No. 5 Aubum 37-15 SibmUy In1 Auburn,Aul All. io vdmut A/Unut 31. lemtUM 14 TD passes a n d lhn»vcw forI 185 yards wliile N o r t hI CCarolina 0 C«nt. Arwiu* 37. A^vitUna.I. SS.D, 13 complciing 12-oM9^19 w ith o n e iniercep- blockei;ked a 40-yard field goal a> dme tin East), The Mouniaineeijers scored five of CHAPEPE L HILL, N,C,'— Even on a bba< a d Hovtton37.SMU37 Uon. explrciired for Plorida. spoiling Steve Stei their TUsondrivcsoffiM41.TUlu38.0r BLQOMINGTON.'J, Ind. 1 — Michigan Spunlurrier stood near ihe 31-yard1 linelit asecond->)2>yardrcccpiionand didn't g I't get over die outstretched armsu s oi f ' FAYLTTEVILLE, ArlVrk. — D arren 2 09VifEiniaTech23, \ Mmn«$oU 31 .U cr^S l.lfiI ; M ike H a n a d d e d a lilouchdown run to the6-fc).foot-6 defensive* end. McFadden nin for 161n yards and two |, . g. Miitoon St. 34.W.Bknoli 31 lead Ihe Wolverines.s, It was wa the third blocked kick ofif dUi ie touchdow ns a n d dircwcw a touchdown R enian» a t e O N»y49.E.M«ftH«n31 Next upforMicliigaligon; A show dow n a t game efc for Florida (‘J-1. 7-1 Somhciislerstem pass, leading ArkansasIS toi a convincing BLACKS:KSBURG, Va. — Brandon Pact)qcc Orvo Si, 54. No'tTMitwn 10 No. 1 Ohio Slate forraspotin as thenadon- Confenference) a n d th e sccond for Moss,)ss. victory. • kicked direedu field goals to set a schoo. . . I Puttlu«43.11lino its it; wi«cons. T'The only blip is a .16-100 adwminge a following Mike Davi)avis' Mississippi Slate. The;ley've won nine Branderden Ore added a 6*yard touch-Ich- AUMmaA&M35,«KsniSt.2es ; noi'So-easUy forgbuertten 25-21 loss to die .secondnd touchdown run. sualglit since a season-in-opening loss to down mn mr in ihe-third quarter anda „ J AlMamaSt.35,MVSUJ0 . *ee#i«efK«nSt,3l.w.CwiiM9 Buckeyes lasi year. Defeijfensive lackle ilay McDonald also.als Southem California — their longest Noland BBi urchette retu rn e d a fum ble IS 19 ' A»k.*n#01ult45,S«u(»mO.3O30 In d ia n a (5-6.3-4)Ih h a s n o w d ro p p c d IS blockeMrMn«3B. ason even a little wide receiver rc agoidst NOl 2 2!BosbmC€k8B2S,Duke7 Bl i I E, Illinois 3a. T«nn«UM TMI 1414 ; N o . 4 T e x a s 45, KiKansas state 42 '" ‘■nioried an Interception 39 yards for a Tennessee, a n d die Voluilunteers(7.3,3.3) £, Kentucky 31. T«m.4.l«Un 38J touchdthdown as Arizona upset Cal anand- were never able to sto p3 himh . BOSTOr•ON - LV Whltwonh and Andreidre EaslCvDlina33.M«thaB30 MANHArrAN. Kan.a n . — Texas q u a n e r- ' knocketked die Bears out of nailonalI dtldtle C allender,er cach rushed for morc dian[ion eion4S.N.C«folifuAlT0 (q;, non»17.Soui>iCwoiinaie back Colt McCoy wawas hun scoring a contentcnUon. a b a m a l 4 i m y a rdds s .a n d a louchdow n a n d Boston ..ie. No. 12 t s u 2 8 , A la i Furmtn 13, Ceo'iu Somntffi 10 louchdow n o h Uic LotLonghorns' opening Tliee VW ildcats (5-5, 3-4 l*ac-10) taliie College tottook cliarge after a close first half .0 : drive, and and Kiuisas;5as S tale knocked th e from a 117-3 diird quaner deficit. BATON HPUGE, La,JJ. — JaM arcus to beat wirw inless Duke. C;«oi|i« TM 7.Ncnn C«Mnt 0 defending national1 ctchampions out of DeSeiScan Jackson returned a puntIt 995 Russell threw diree touijuchdown passes The EagEagles (8-2, 4-2) remained oneone H*mmon59.nort«A»M7 th e title hunt. yards1 forfo a louchdow n a n d c a u ^ it a 6262- and frustrated Alaban:ima wilh drive- game belijchind Maryland in the ACCiCC Hchwtf28.BetnuwCoc*fMnO0 ■ T h e L onghorns (9-2(9-2, 6-1 Big 12) go t yard toulouchdow n pass for California (8-2,(8-< extending scrambles 0to help LSU'keep Adandc DlD ivision going into Uielr m eet*>Ct> JscM«nSL31.Pr«H«VlM7 w ithin a field goal oin n CC hris O gbonnaya's C-1). MiMarshawn Lynch rushed for 102 10 Its slim hopes for an SE(;ECWcsiDlvUion ing next[S Sa aturday in Boston. ‘ ,U(AMmnaSt.5S.Samfon]7 l*yard touchdown rurru n w ith 1:36 to go. yards: foifor die G olden Bears, w ho face Nc K«niucky38.Vtno«rt)Ui3e j No. tide alive. I LSU 38, Alabama 14 B ut Jordy N elson recov(covered die ensuing 7 Soudiiidieni California next week inI LoLos Russell was an efliclcmmlo-of-ZIpoM- N0.23Ml^iylandl4,M ianiil39 Lt>ony34.Cnait«ttonSoutM(n3(<30 onslde Idck and thenlen caught a 6-yord Angeles,les. ing for 207 yards. He connectedc widi Lou»iv»Mann)« 35, FU. H m nonscMio pass for a first downiwn that scaled the WldiJ l ith e gam e ded at. 17 early inI thidie Eariy Doucet, Ehvyane: BOweB a n d Jacob COLLEG£G E p a r k : Md. — Bryan Pata>ata Mary014. Mim i 13 Wildcats'win. fourUi1 qquarter, Nate Longshore Uinnvmv ia H ester fo r scorc*s. FresIcshman running would havila v eb e cn proud, McMmm SI. 39.NsrVM««emSt.L36.0T 2 ' Josh Freeman ihrewcw :for 263 yards a n d sidelinenc pass for fullback Byron Storeiorer, back KeiiandWUllams gavega' die Tigers (8. Playinglg five days after die shoodngj_ _ NonnT«ml6.LouitlaA>U{m«tt«t»7 1^6 S,Cwo6niSl.41.Morj»lSL1618 th ree scores a n d rann fofor anodier TD for but Coseason stepped in from of die recciv :eiv- 2.4-2) an early lead o n1 a a 38-yard to u c h - d e a d i of theirih senior leader, emodonallyP y $amHovtionSL38.SElMlti«yi•TVI33 Kansas State (7-4, 4-24-3), which scorcd er, inteitercepied the ball and racchore dw rtv diree intercepdons.S. se c o n d quaner,- qi then fou^t back StaDMn FAutUn 16. McftM* St.;.13‘ 1 . , h . T«nn*t»a«St.31.SEMiiiounO opp o n e n ts. IOWA OTY. Iowa -- 'lyier Donovan behind a c 3 a determined defense and the Th«Cit»«l48.VMI31 „ N 0 . 9I NN o d e D a m e 3 9 ; A r F o rc e 117 7 stepped in for on injureircd John Stocco prowess olof backup quoncrback K™y i^ To»ton31.R«fimax)7 6eoisia37,N o.5J5 M u m 1 5 a n d direw for 220 ya n lss anda two touch- Freeman,1, mn aking his first carecr s ta nti in n Tror34.florUaADanUcl7 FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -— downs. pla ce o f injuredinji Stoner K)^eVWght. l,KF36.MwnfiNl24 AUBURN, Ala. — TViTVa Batde and die Efllcleni•ni and cfl'ccdvc just like Orady:ady Luke Swan added 11313 yards receiving But Marjlaryland (8-2. 5-1 ACC) held oon n VusinUTKfiSa.KantSLO Bulldogs spoiled Auburbum's dde hopes. Quinn1 envisioned, o the Fighting Irishrish ,-and a TD for Wisconsinin (10-1, 7rl Big forltsflfdijth straight win. VMk«Fo(«iI JO.FtawaSLO Hbnord S5.CMnanoe«aO Baltic intercepted;d three first-half rolledto to die lr elghUi straight ro ad w in. Ten), which sn ap p ed a foi four-game losing _ 'itKf«ilo^lh 21 seconds left a n d N o.l70ldahonia31{4, Maurice Pu Coon#cUcut46.Pin«iurp)45.0TT . te am s w ldi a Dowl Chanhampionship Scries touchdmdowns, Darius Walker rushed for Nebraskaa clinchedcl a berth in die Big 12 OarvnouiM9.BnMnl3.0T dlleshot.TlieTIgerswerwerc ranked sboh in 153 yardsrdsand a touchdowtvon 15 carrics Texas Tech 24 - - d d e g a mle. e . 0«i«»er» 38. Wiuwn & 14 th e latest BCS standingsings. a n d le ffSffSam ardzija cauglit six p a ssesi for NORMAN, Okla. — PaPaul ThompsonThe Aggiiggies (8-3, 4-3) trailed 21-10 at Lafsytaa 45, CtorttUMi. D.C. 14.4 The Bulldogs (7-4.4-.4-4), who had lost 106yardsxds a n d a touchdow n, ifirew for a carec'J-liigh1 309: yards a n d halfdm e,,but b i Jorvorskle Lane’s 1-yard TD[X) l«tMji45.ftWMml4 fo u r o f die lr last five gangam es, ju m p e d to a two touchdowns and fnfreshm an C hris ru n w ith 7:27:28 left cap p e d an A&M com e- Mafl«34.lari#l7 Ma»»actal W liile:iite Brown ran for 04 yards!s o n 16 carries. (8-3,5-^2)I regainedrc; possession at its owvn n 32, Harvard 13 seven Umes for 83 yardsirds, accounling for ran forr tvtwo touchdowns and tlirew for including a 40-yard sc o rc d ia l p u t 24 Vkidi 1:57 1;£ to go. Tbylor com pletednrf Penn SI. 47. Temp(« 0 two touchdowns. a n o th e;r r iand Steve Slaion added twoiwo Oklahoma up 27-24 widid l 12:51 left. H e p a sses of 2; 16 a n d 13 yards to ToddJ J Pnn«ton34,W»31 ' 22.' Ro6*nMoo1»41.S««dHMrt21 scoringB rruns as Wc>st Virginia bouncedced dicn added a 2-yard plulunge w idi 2:21 P eterson beforebe hitting Purify In die cor-’r* Sl.Frandi,PB,3S.V^14 No.G norida 17,, s. Carolina 16 trfrrarom Its first loss o f die season, remaining diat iccd die! gameg and pro- ner of dieic endi zone. Jordan C^ngdonm ViilarxM31.Jame»MMiHn30 ’ Slatonjn Iran for 140 yards o n just 12 citf-ritf- yided sxveet revenge for thetf Sooners (8. klkccddiev'e winning extra point. WeitV>rtlnla43.Cn3nnw34 GAINESVILLE, Fla.a. •— Jarvis Moss ries to hihelp W est Virginia (fl-1. 3-1 Big 2 ,5 -1 Big 12), w ho lost at Tech last sea- —TkemodatadPrm« l I______U tahlbowl eli{igible aftitercruisiling pastt Coloraiido Stateg SALT LAKE CITY - Brtilt o f d ie game widi two touch- dckolT kici 82 yards to die Utahlh Montana to a 53-21 win1 overc RaUlfTpassed for 296 yaiyards a n d dow ns,. Darryl Poston scored slate Slat 7. Tlirce plays later, quar-r- Northern Colorado, two touchdowns andm d U iah T on a 14-yard run and Ray terte rb a ck lefl' Rowe co n n cc ted^d VN^ththewin, N o.2M ont)ntim a became eligible for a1 bo in a W u S to w e rs!s scorcd his first carccr vith will Rohetl Hubbard, who10 (9-1, 7-0 Big Sky) w rappedfd u p • 35-22 w in over Cbloradirad o Slate ‘ouchdoilown on a 2-yard run ihook sho a tackle for a 4-yardrd at least a share of Uic con)nfer- on Saturday. . tliQi pu(at Ulah up 35-16 with touio uchdow n diat gave N evada a e n c c d d e fo r Ule nindi slrairaight ------ThclUtos-<6.4^r2;^ 14:37 left:ft in d ie gam e. '-O 7-0 lcad. . _ . . . .. year..Montanavmipsupiisia reg- 526 yards and kept alivalive dielr D crrckck Richards sct up Nevada 'N added to Its Icadid ula r seaso n w idi a ho m e gga a m e slim hopes of winninglg ta share Poston'si's run with a leaping vridvidi'an 81-yard drive, endinglg ag ain st No. 18 M ontana S St tate of the Mountain W est * f l catch atit i th e sideline o n a h ig h wvith id Lippincott’s 5-yard touch-1- next Saturday, Conference title by ssta y in g f l p a ss fron-jm RadifT. , dowlown mn diat gave the Pack a Chambers scored on a 49- within rcach of nrstIrst-piace 4-0 Icad before halftime. yard ]Sass from losh Svragogger Brigham Young, which p at B ■ [ Nevadala42,tHahStO "oO n th e Wolf Pack's first pos-s- w ilh 16 se co n d s left in th e Qf rst U tah In tw o weeks. sessession of Ihe sccond half,f, •- h a lf to p u t M dntana u p 23*3 -1 4 . Ratliff completed 20 o f 32 3, Nev. — R eserve ru n - Rowtowc c o n n cc ied wiUi M arko0 He also caught a 57-ya^ scor*sc ' passes widi one Interctcrception. ick Luke Upplycott mn Mite>llichell for 53 yards to Utalih Ing pass from Cole Bergqi Defensive back Ericc ViW eddle for yards yyard stan whchen Dwayne Sanders Chaihambers each scored two5 row u n d e r coach Sonnyiy LLubick a cold, steady rain.d n . Billy l-arris field goal, the UtesU took control retu rnd e d the game's opening touctuchdowns Saturday to help1 -IWAMciiWPrr t m SUNDAY ' . c NOVEWBEfi 12. 2 0065 ^ * 1y o ui r S iPORITS ______TIMESNEWS> ■ SPORTS EDITOR MIKEhr A ad ru im fM pM und:vd:Cir<$inet To c a m tltheir block belts, the siblings leorlorned 10 m a rtial o n s f forms, morere than 100 techniques a n d .n u m ccrous n other develop- m e n ta l drillsJIs a n d exercises. "M osi im]mpohantJy, they have 'K^LetBlis know .used thesec skills ;o develop the primary god)ols o f ou r system : self- E-mail YourSpcpbrb information t o L -L,iiuiMuii respect, coironfidence. humility, Pictured, from left, Mu K(M2km z , Victoria ind Nicole Chojnicliycky r»c«lTi their Uiek beHs at th« JellmiHiitUI m Injcgtlty, hohonesty and loyalty," sportsdmanaglcvalley.com. ■c Arts Aeadtmy. said Shropshshire. YourSScores aUld Staiits

B o w l in gr ; Capurro 598, Cindyndy Countryman ' GIRL’S GAMES:IES: Amy Simpson 155, MEN'S ME CONSOUDATED Sharon SI Rathe 484. Theresa LOONEY KIDS ^ ------573, Branda Alftlnin 5552. Tiffanie Grayer:yer 125, Mary Dunlphin SERIES:5: IDale Black 705. Tim .Ki SUNSET'abWLBUHl •Knowlton 473, Stephanie Stellyly SERIES: Fi’ed Fowler 574. StevenSt . QAMES: Julie Capuiipuirp 235. Ame 114, Kassy DonatDor 108, Cordova STARUTE va 689. Cobey Magee 684, 462. 4I Fowler 388. Triston Loftus5 104,1 y McKelvey 213. SUN.. EARLYEA MIXED Lynn Bal MEN'S SERIES: Drew Fostet '•'"Cf' 216. Sunny W 3alrd680. . . QAMES: QA Sharon Rathe Zoie Ignac 139. Megan Hallall 105. ,, 0a>OBeynoMs21o.10. MEN’S SERIES:ES; Cory Moore 707, OAMES:S: Don I Parsons 264. Dale 1! Cotfy Hicks 641. Adam penpereira ut u r 195,Stephanle Stelly 192, Kathythy TIana ignac 102, llEY Croig Brock 692.69: Bob Leazer 682. Black 25 635. Joe Pereira 615. 257, Lynn Baird.256. Cobey WWickel 180, Bonnie Murphy 179.'9 . QAMES: Fred Fowler 256. StevenSti , SERIES: Leon Klime;mes 723. Jim Blake Kondrackirack! 665. Magee 2 MEN’S GAMES: Drew FoBlei } 255. THURS.MORN. DOUBLES Fowler 137. Triston Loftus145, 4 ' L Blamires 699, Ryanyan Worden 699. ’ MEN’S OAMES:ES: Cory Moore 300. Juanhernandez 235, Jim Be M.V. SENIORS SERIES: s e Derry Smith 549. Lindaa Triston Loftus 45, Zoie Ignacla c S l. "• n Boehm Mike Tockett 698.3. Craig Brock 257 227. Todd Olchenson 223. 257. Blake Kondracki MEN'SSERIES: Sl Myron Schroeder Stark St 444, Nanette Kostka 441.1. Megan Hall 46. Ashley Hallill <40. • . OAMES: Leon Klimc!mes 277, Ryan 246. Bob Leaze LADIES SERIES: Rachci Pen jazer 242. 633.■d Ed Dutry 597, Bob Chalfant Oeann Oc Richins 429. PINHEADS Worden 264. Mikeherman 540. Marie Bourn Linda Lin Long 458. Ray Turpin 679. Butch Beghu John Rcbollozo 223.23. Robbie 552. Bill Boren 5 BOYS* GAMES: Jordan Hicks en 540. 520. Annemone Hempleman 502. . OAPIJAMES: Terri Albert 202. Kathy 621. Kim Reed 602, Kim Rc< CKs 191. ^ Maxfield 221. Charle:ules Lewis 216, MENS’ QAMES: Ji a :r Brooks Ruffing 135. 3: John Bonnett 248. -OAMES:; Kristy K Rodriguez 200. Wickel Wic 180. Dee Wilcox 178, 602. Tony Brass 623 Doug Hamrfck 216.6. Rick Morrow 240 GIRLS' SERIES: Ashley Wilsoi 240. Rick Beard 229. Michellee Baughman E 196. Laura Glenda Gle mecham 171. MEN'S OAMES: Bob Watts 2(268. ilson 441, SERIES: Gailail (Cederlund Rick Bock 205. G Gwen Bohm 280. 15. Bill Boren 205. Sherman:in 191. Edna Waldram 190. LADIES C U ^ IC TRIOS Roy Turpin 248. Butch Beghu;hul 571, Jojte Parks 564.56-: Daveena UOIES SERIES:3 : Georgia( Randall FRi. FR P.M. SENIORS SER GIRLS' GAMES; Ashley Wilsoi SERIES: Stacy Hieb 592, ClariceI 223, Kim Reed 259. Vic Alftiilltin 2 7 5 .. Hamrick 501. Toniala CCollins 475. ' 558. Lorenia Gon . 153. Gwen Bchm 135. Gould 544. Kay MEN'S SERIES;SEI Bob Brown 558, Leslie Les 556. Alicia Bywater 506. WOMEN'S SERIES; Gina Jerk)'fkyeii.;., . UOIES QAMES: Joy«C)>30. Robbie MEN’S SERIES:S: Byron6; D. Hager UDIES SB Olson 201. Lols Tomlinson 11 SERIES: Doris Brown 519, SERllERIES: Wally Studer 611, Jordanm Connie Davis 207. Brenda AilAlftln ■f* “ 5. , Watkins 623, Joe Mc(McClure 611. 713. Dale Blackick 678.( Tom Smith Linda Cilni Lena Haxby 173. line 463. Barbara Frith Parish Pari 602. Bob Bywater 578. 207, Miki Watts 233, Marleniene MEN'S GAMES: Robbiibbie Watkins 646. Byron A.. HagerHaj 636. 46d. Helei PINBUSTERS . lien Reed 447. Chris Chrl Rowley 556, Alicia Bywaterr Turpin 202 •cc D,K 268. Blayne Thompsopson 259, MEN’S QAMES:S: ByronB] D. Hager UOIES QA SERIES: Dirk McCaiilster 665, CMMES: Ooris Brown 223. 484, 484 Unda SL'rk 452. SENIORS >bb. WB aiaine Ross 232. GenGerald Leis 232. 259. Donald BeckerBecl- 249. Byron A. Linda CIIn20. Ed y jp iE s gen,£5; ggi,>11 cCederlund Hager 237. Dale I Davis 618. ale Black 237. Shirley KunsmanKui 152, Carolyn Hieb Hlel 219, Gene Smith 215, Chrisis 511. Bill Taylor 496. Ray Ford)rd 475i' ■ 534, Paula Wakiey 52524. Kathy UDIES SERIES:S: TiffinayTi Hager Beaver 152.15: • ■ Ro^h OAMES: Mich Olsen 256. Lee Rowley 216, Sharmane Moreno ,Cal Peterson 466 K ^ .4 McClure 486. Julio CaCapurro 479. 614, Barbara ReynoldsReyi 594. Anri MOOSE 18S Toytor 245. Wayne Ogglesbee 185, Sarah Dunn 184. '< « E N 'S QAMES: Don Vdn Pattcmen bee 244. yjQ jgg QAMES: Bobbiibblo Thompson Shepherd 517.^ ElaineEli Hager 506. SERIES: Bo Jason Moon 236. Bob Leazer 716. Cobey ' WED. MIXED 177, Bill Taylor 189, Ray FordI'd 176„ . 212. Gail Cederlundid 2201, Paula UDIES OAMES:S; BarbaraB Reynolds Magee 709.70! Doug Deruiter 704, SERIERIES: Tyson Hirsh 642. Spencer MASON TROPHY or Cal Peterson 168 . . ,, Wakiey 195. BeccaI WoodruffWi 187. 234. Ann Shepheipherd 214, Tiffinay Jerry Thorr SERIES: Lynnette Butler 4 9 4 ,' ompson 696. Mey*>teyer 560, George Sherblom WOMEN'S SERIES: Judy Turpirpin ^BA Hager 214, Jeanlan McGuiref 192. QAMES:Cobey Co Magee 276. Doug 554 Kodesh 477, Connie Bernierer’S > ■ “ T.YAW 554. Annette Hirsch 486, Donna1 499. VI Benson 475, Jeri Honlornock'...... ier 460. BOYS- SERIES: Nick1 PiParsons 576. MID MORflORN. MIXED Deruiter2!258. Bob Leazer 257, Boe Phyllis Calien 436. Joehler 449. Jeri Holland 428. 499. Lula Burgess 417, Deee , Duane Reich 574, PatrickPali Correl MEN'S SERIES:I; GeraldGc Leis 686, Jerry Thomompson 249. QAM QAMES: Lynette Butler 174. AMES: Tyson Hirsch 236. GalanI Teeters 393 K 568, Zach Black 539,39, Eddie ChappellII 595.59 Max Danos MOONSHINERS M Rog< Connie Bernier 172.Vema Koc Rogers 215. Marty Holland 213, WOMEN'S OAMES; Judy Turpirpin Kodesh BOYS' QAMES: Duaneme Reich 231, 595. Tom GlassIS 593.5 SERIES: De 167. Phyllis Calien 156. Deanna Hell 604, Alicia Don>onna Boehler 172, Annette 194, VI Benson 170, Jeri ThoiiiornocK'',’' Patrick Correl 217. KyleKyi Meson MEN’S OAMES:;:Ma* Mi Danos 247. Soran 532,32. Jackie Boyd 503, Hirs MAQIC BOWL TWIN FALU lirsch 166. Jeri Hollland 163. 183. Lula Burgess 170. Dee 213. Nick Parsons 206.20( Gerald Leis 245,15, JerryJ Seabott MeicheleJ Koepnick K 471. SUNDAY ROLURS MAAPA Teeters 151 ’ . QIRIS’ SERIES: Kristasta Eggleston 223. Con Moserier 213.2 QAMES:Deanna De Hell 220, Jackie SERIi MEN’S SERIES: Keith Kelly 59 ERIES; Bob Despain 667, Randy^ YOUTH son 489. UDIES SERIES:i: PatPt Glass 518. Boyo 201.1. Meichele Koepnick Rosi RD Adcma 593. Sian Visser cTVoS 533- Slmpsor lose 565. Rod Runyon 536. Janetet RIOT SQUAD e ^ 5 '2 . Cecelia Miltoy 473.. Leah'WaskoLe. ' Marie Stewart 487,48< Margie Howard 190. Alicia Joe Visser 539. :ia Soran 190. GrsrJram 495. Kris Rodriguez 464. BOYS SERIES: Marshall Myersrs5 6 2 ;‘ 483. Char DeRoch)oche 469. UL' QtANTS Rau! MEN’S OAMES: RD Adcma 25' laushanna Byington 419. Jordon Jerky 486. Jerad Chojniijnacky... '2 5 5 . QiRii- QAMES: Krist>t EgglestonE UDIES QAMES:i: PtiargieM Howard BOYS' SERI , 3tan Visser 230. Keith Kelly 2 3»ES: Dillon Adams 373, QAMlAMES: Bob Oespain 268, Randyf 488. Tanner Dewitt 441, PaulJl Ily 218. 211, Cecelia Milloy 184,18 Kaltlynn 191. Marie Stewoiew ortl82,P at Michael Tel Tom Woman 215. Tetley 278. Elias Halsell Roselose 243. Rod Runyon 224, KrisI Donat 407 Simpson 180, Leah1 WiWasko 178. Glass 180. VICkI:ki KieslgK 175. 249, Simorion Halsell 241. Rodr UDIES SERIES: April Vlsser 5: lodrlguez 173, Jonet Grant 171, BOYS QAMES: Maishall Myersrs ” : 530. BOWUDROME TWTWIN FALLS TUES. A.M.A.M TRIOS BOYS' QAMIMES: Dillon Adams 144, Rau: Amanda Adema 523. Cindy :aushanno Byington 154. 221. Jordon Jerky 183. Jeradd ■ N a SUPER BOWunvifR S SERIES: Gall Coderederlund643, -Michael Tel Countryman 519. Janet SImmi Telley 105, Elias Halsell EARLY BIRDS Chojnacky 168. Tanner Dewitt:tt 166, mmons MEN'S SERIES: Ryann LechtL 49 6 .. Londa Stout 524..24. Jean McGuire 101, Billy,R 486. y,Rowan 93 SERIIiRIES: Darrin Carter 233, Duane3 Caleb Pierson 187 Paul Donat Sr. 425.. DiDaniel 521. Carol Clarkrk 506.5 OIRLS’ SERI UDIES OAMES: Amanda Aden ERIES: Kynzi Jeroue 268. Smiimith 229. Dee Maler 217, Nila GIRLS SERIES; Amy Garmln 39:392. Shepherd 416, Mikee TrammellTi OAMES: Gall Cederederlund228. Rio Leazer: . 213. Cindy Countryman 204. J er 245. Samantha Beverty Malelaier 190, Norma Carter 174. ' Hannah Hull 326. Courtney WeiVelden. W .Jor.ct_,.367. Carolyn Beaverr 19'194, Sondra Hill 229. Ashle)Iley Etters 201. OAMi Simmons 198. April Visser 19 IMES; Oarrin Carter 651. Duane) 315. Sarah Aqueda 309, Rosasa ’ *91. MEN'S QAMES: Ryonn LuchtI 253. 190. Jean McGuirelulre 190. GIRLS' QAMW ES: Kynzi Jeroue 106, SmIti COMMERCIAL mith 613, Dee Maler 578. Diaz 260 Daniel Shepherd 247.'l7.'Paul Donat LAIECOP'COMERS Alycia SllrliiIrling 103. Ashley Etters Geori SERIES: Bob Lea/er 724, Ryon eorgia Schultz 486, Brenda QIRLS OAMES: Amy Gormin 15(150,' ’'V. Sr. 217. Bret Preecee 2:212. SERIES: Kristy RodriguezRodi 560. 96. Samant Worden 702. Kerry Klassen70: antha Beverly 96,. Fwli■azler479. Hannah Hull 133, Courtney WoWilden’’" f'702. lAo ies SERIES: Ann1 S»Shepherd Carole Trappen1 534. 53' Barb Aslen Mike Leader 682. QIANTS CUUUUStC TRIOS ( 4 (H n n M i(M ) 113, Sarah Aqueda 136. Rosa 446. Nateile Campbell» il 330. Karen 527, Betty WargowBOW 471. , BOYS' SERN “ GAMES: Bob LeaM r258. Bob RIES; Kyle LorbleckI 383. SERIERIES; Don Prico 900, Jordan Diaz 102 Adamson 314. Maryy TfThratl 313. OAMES: Kristy RodriguezRodi 210. Garrett Pete LInch 257, Bob Leazer 254. K< eterson 370, Ryon Parisvish 658. Gene Smilh 856. Bob> XOOLKIDS J. Kerry qameS: Ann> SIShepherd Carole Trappen 20; Klassen 253. > 203. Barb Asiett Overton 312.3i: jaden Tuma 311. Bywa^ t e r 842. BOYS SERIES: Greg Aqueda 32;)21, ...... 242. Karen Adamsonin 1190, Nateile 182. Lynn Rinehartihart 168, Terri BOYS' OAMlMES: Kylo LorbleckI 145, GAME MASON iMES: Bob Bywater 257. Dan Matt Loihspelch 270, Wayne HiHull'. " Campbell 176. Federico 168. Garrett Pete SERIES: Glenda Bamrtia 560. eterson 143. Jaden TUma RorrliDrris 237. Don Price 34. Jordon 198 BOYS’ SERIES; Nick PaiParsons 459. CfTYr MIXEDMl 116, Ryan C Noney Lewis 503, Vi Croshaw r> Overton 109. Parislwish 233. BOYS OAMES: Greg Aqueda 13!139, . ^ Paul Donat Jr. 356. KevinKe\ Simpson MEN’S SERIES:: RodRoc Sorenson OIRLS' SERIi 488. Kathy Gray 486. RIES: Teya Moses 453. MAJOR Matt Loihspeich 117, Wayne HiHull 347. Joo Campbell 33C330. 610, Gary WBldronIron 585. Mike Cheyenne U OAMES: Glenda Barrutia 233. \ I Uker 361. Melissa SERIERIES: Steve Studer 693. Justin 83 ‘f •';* BOYS’ QAMES: Nick PaiParsons 258, Wratchford 555.>. KelseyHe McUmans M o^ensen:in 327. Sammie Smith Studc:uder 673, Rusty Holm 638. OIRLS SERIES: Mockenzie Jerky Croshaw 192. Marie Bruce 191*19: Paul Donat Jr. 233. KevinKev Simpson 513. Kathy Gray 185, 308, Kotl Jo Moses 308. Geor{»orge Anderson 633. - 271, Yolanda Diaz 233 176. Joe Campbell 173173. MEN'S GAMES: RodRoc Sorenson SNAKE RI PIONEER RIVER BOWL BURIEY GAMEMES: Justin Studer 256. Steve QIRLS QAMES: Mackenzie Jerky , ,, QIRLS’ SERIES: Amy SirSimpson 242. 235, Gary WaldronIron 208, Duran HI SERIES: e a it Reynolds'615. Ju HOUSEWIVES Studeuder 255, Wally Studer 248. 93, Yolanda Diaz 89. Hayle '• TiWanle Grayer 215. Shull 200, Mikei WrWratchford 193. SERIES; Bon:onie Murphy 500. Richch HowertonI 245. Bentziner 69 ______Swiir.Mewrt«Hrt»12.200C ,Mil» CT SPORrrs Whafssthecatdfa?Wlllianinson Isi luster 1now gome fror\n T o th aingingon i rforVikin^‘gs Bl EDEN PRAI«m, N lears-Gi )? M inn. (AIM — ’IVoy E iants mlatchup Williamson has beenn havingh trouble hanging 3 o n to th e ball. ■ W YOHK (AP) — on ot defense, the (Iiants haveave Kansas City (minus 1tljni That’s simply one linelint on a long list o f prob- igo's loss to Miami last allowed all just one louchdowniwii M iam i lems the MinnesotaI VikingsVU ore experiencing J took a little, lustci^ off in in th e ir last tiiree h o m e gamlies es Damon lluitrd starlette d his on ofTcnsc, thougliI droppeddi pa.sses uiwiiys I r m ■ Sundayay niglit's confroniaiion — tliat afler a l:iie hit pro­iro- c arce r w ith th e D oljihins. sta n d o u t — probablyly bbecause tlicy’re so obvi- I L* M cadow londs w ith th e longed loi a drive liuit w ould haveave D()l.l’MINS, 15-13 oustoanyonewatchlnK.ing. Cenainly. W illiamson's H G iants, ended with a (iuld-goal;oal gaflfcs w ere glaring in H attempt by I lousioti.I. B uffalo (p lu s 12) I) last week’s embar­ s game, tiic first Al o n e p n in i the th e ol Indlanapolls- rassing 9-3 loss at; "I’m pretty L d loipriinc lime f T T Ciants were three-ee- • Willis MctJaliec won'lft p l ^ E ’- San Francisco. , much real 9 1 NFL u n d e r th e « w point favorites.les. nentrali/ing Buffalo’s; o n ly On tiiird- and talk-show callers su:suspensions and some defen­un- l’Ami()l'S2fl-17 the' end zone was‘ happened.” ^, c o m pu a rrin g th e se Bears to th e ir sivsive injuries. But fewer lhan incomplete, too. :ountcrparis. tintlie Bengals. D enver (m in u s 9'/4) With less than a1 — Vlklngt receiver ^ ^ th ere's Slill a ioi at stake. (ClIAlKIl-HS. 21i-2K a t O akland minute remaining Tr<^ Williamson on I Giants iiave won five If th e H aiders cou ld n 'tI ssc o re MiiintMtt VlUnts r«e«lnr Trey WUIIi b before halftimc inI his recent struggles hi and at 6-2. ore lied S l. Louis (p lu s 4) a t S e a ttletic last week In Sciiiiie... footbiD trsIaJur canp oo Ju^ 31,2006, that gamft he s t '/cw Orleans for the sec- tDespite three straight loss­ss- BKONCOS. 19-0 d ro p p ed a bail inside • Minn., Mln h it lw«n ftiiiffQng to hdd on» to tht bad thit onci-besest rccord in the NFC. A es. the Kanis can gel buck in San l-ranclsco's territory-)ry — also on iiiirci-iind-7. te *€*: ite n for th« Vikinp, who ire toohlntlint for aim frea w in hcrjLT).> a n d th e y h a ' .1 sh o t the:th e NFC West rac e w lih a win.in. Houston (plus 10^1V,) This wasn't a onc-tin-tim e occtvrence. either., their thel liaini piwintpne. a t h o mae-field e a d v an ta g e in th c EveEven with Seattle's injuries,es. at Jucksonvlllc Williamson didn't holdJd onto< deep passes dial NFC. alalthougli thot's u iong mum u k c it four straight. 'i'exans w on 27-7 at hom)m e. could easily have beeneen touchdowns against nothing not a b o u t w h at iiappcned."l.“ s h o t — they have 0 much SSEAHAWKS. 22-16 )A(;HAllS27-7 Washington and Newr England.En A safe estim ate A A fter llic w orkout, VVilliiunsonin -— w iio lias 25 to u g h eer r schedule and a myri- has Williamson with nine nil drops this season, receptions reci for'322 yards andd t:no scorcs — ad of itinjuries,'especially at New Orleans (plus-1) pcvcland (plusR))) • indudlng those two agaiigainsl the 49ers. 'niougli itayed sta) o n th e field w ith Beiliei JohiJohnson to catch wide receiver;rc where Amani al Pittsburgh a t A llania th e Elios Sports B ureauu liasiu begun to track diem •ome son extra balls flnxi al themn bby a maclilne ToonierL>r is oul for tlic se.ison, llIf Pittsburgh wins lls ciglii;lil Cleveland is consisieiienily on a trial basis, droppeded passes{ aren’t kept as an frorrom different angles. loliason1 al>also dropped a and atI defensivei end. wiiere renremaining games, it iniglil get;et competitive. Allania is cotonsis- official statistic becaust. w h ic h m igiu no t keep leaiearn ever 10 score 22 jio in ts in HAVENS. 20 -!) tiirowingit toiiim. o>r rv w h cilicr it's a receiver iliai's strug)^ed."stru him oul:II Sunday. ihnhrce straight games. But thelie “Success breeds confonfidence," coach Brad Veterans V tike 'Ihyior and Marcia rcus K obinson T h e emotional ci toll on the Eagiagles arc 7-0 off a bye underler Green Bay (plus 5'/t)'/>) Childress said. T h ere Is notn a magic serum that hayluye uled to maintain V^iamson'son's corifiden'ce Bears isis sso m e th in g else. Anc\n d y Held. at Mlnnesoia you can Inject in him.n. YYou've got to piay on. durluring w h at h a s b e e n a difficuliIt fufirst ha lf of d ie “Everyrybody is pretty upset EA(;U-S, E 31-22 > B rett Favre h a s n e v er pillliayed You've go t to play diroughugh. and that's ilie tougli- sea.*eason. a n d disiisappoiiitcd about tiic well In the Mcirodome. > cst thing sometimes," "We're in this thing togcdicr,"er," 'Hiylor said, w ay wve e played." defensive Dallas C (minus 7) at Arizonala VIKINGS 19-Ifi V^illlamson made iittklltle impact as a rookie. ‘TliTlicrc’s no one man out llierec bybj himself. So back NutluthunVashcrsaid. - . The’Cowboys'1' arc unprc- and he was often sullenlen and seemingly over- we’rve’re going to cncouragc liim.. We’reWi going to Tlie GGiants will probably didlictable enoii^i to lose this,is, San Francisco (phis56) 6 whelmed during the sea;season. Noticeably more lat pat liim o n ih c back. We're goinglg lou talk to him . • sta rt byly ru n n in g Tiki Barlier tiieih e n h eat Iticiy next w eek. at Detroit upbeat and ut case1 th ro u g lio u i th is year. We'iVe're going to gci In liis face. Whatevcrwcnccd han and Bruirandon Jacobs. In fact. COWBOYS. C 31-23 T he -lacrs falter on th eI road.ri Williamson sat stone-factfaced in front o fh is cubi- to0 dd o to get liim dirough." tliere mi(night he more of Jacobs. Again. cle In llic visitors' lockerne rro o m In San i-rancisco, Despite D dicir recent inabilityty to t do much a powci'cr hock like his old T am p a Bay (plus 'J'A) LIO^IS, 31-13 O n Friday, h e gnuited:d □a briefinierview before wid:kddi llie ball, tlic Vikings (•}•'!) aire re Slills in d c ce n i A u b u rn11 teammate Honnic at a Carolina (Monday nighl)It) ------practicc but appearedd bbusinesslike and in a shajhope for ihe stretch mn. Brow n,, game," $ 4 9 « i - «'T^*nI U'n.lMlmwof’t'WVWctuCDWtUll to play three games in II Gruden suid. addinging that he's days, with two of them on the not conccrned abo b e in g . ro ad . ahle to keep the playlayers moil- ■ Thc previous threeee — vatcd. I I MKtllUuilStarat I ' I /UttoritlJ Attw] t II & Ip9 r~li>fi«b»«ck IMsFillt PioudSpontatol; ------without a question. I’ve2 nevernc arc realizing ri^itIt ni o w th o t iJWitiMrm »N>n« pnynofoni rifjn 3'tt i»r,«« been through anythinglg like: they can play in the1C NFL,: and It," sa id rec eiv e r ikc2 iliiliiiiiliard. they've got some cxpiTlcncc,ex who's in his 10th seoson.ri. w h e th e r it b e goo dI experiencea ------"I’m sure thc coachesrs h a v e o r b a d cx p cricn c c., W e've g o t tt (Mlft •• Mil n ■ (IM ViHMfMl Sm ti I on idea of w hat wc'rc goinjDing to lo t o f se lf-m o iiv'oted aii guys. td*k*Mii r^uriiH ccsw't. nt-cnmuiiM Ih»t»a •« K'li O" ir' )<1 MBSC iI f tin I r.,mtnt» C.U * .-H -i i go through, have a schedh e d u lc W c'rc n o t lo sin g beca.■cause w c ’rc mel.'CfliOT'CCO iTWl/UfW) prepared, and wc'll justit h a n - n o t m otivated. W c'rcrc losingI for tor 1*11.. I tiijn (.V tuiihot «’*—*'■ ire and some other reasons,ns. and I've Ptctlfll* '• BlvIIMm intMS. 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I! le State hhas Karl1 back to0 lead fa^tbrealk g th e la n e a n d a ro u n d th e pcrinim e - Graham said. ' I W BroneGospickec:d to finisih sixth iniWAC SJlmmed-down Kurt Cunninghi;h am r e tu rn n s s :25 p o u n d s lig h ter th is scasoi;on. Vr- kM BOISE ( A P ) - CCoby Karl is back to Southei them Ulah on Nov. Ifl. Theyr openo We've always beenn 1hurt rebounding ”Ho’so’s gotten himself in shape a n d Llead ihc Boise SiaSlate basketball leam conferc fcrcncc play Jan. 4 al home agaIgalnst b u t w e'll b e b e tter thi:this year." m a dc e thatth transition from high schc;hool nfier ireatmeni for canccr and decid- Ulah St tl State. Also playing'guardrd isI Eric Lane, a G- to collc])llcge,” said Graham of the 6-9,6 : — . ing 10 sk ip th is yearcar’s NBA draft. "He’s Ie’s our leader,* Graliam saltaid of 1, 194-pound seniorlior who averaged 275-poupound sophomore ccnicr. “He ”1 1 • In March, he umunderwent surgery lo Karl, on , o n e o f th e team 's b e st ihree-pi-poini more lhan 11 poinisIts ia g a m e last se a - ru n s better, be he's quicker, and h'ls 1 JM remove ills iliyroidold and In May com- .shooter Diers. "He's d o n e a g reat job' son. '' c n d uranee ra n is better. Wc like lo get!i upi ^ K | | h p lc ied a se c o n d rouro u n d o f ch cm o tliera - fo r u s ai IS a n d h a s g o tte n b e tic r a n d i 'E ric ver]k'cry a th lc tlc ,” sa id a n d dot,«Jown the floor so now he canI rur n b e lter. I cr. I kn o w he's looking fo r M G raham , lie’s probably the die flooroor belter and make more pla;lays. m I - lie worked outmt for several NBA a big yt i r T ' A M i f i i J y g year and we’rc looking stro n g est kidJd oni our leam. He He’s /cvery ry skilled fo r a big guy." K ------■ icams but decided;d tagainst entering the for a bi( I big ye ar fro m him ." ^ b e n c h pressesses 300 p o u n d s a n d G rahaidiam said Kenny Wilson, a 6 -4 ' 1 though his father. LastISI season,: Karl averaged Hy«iiRg^ B im im i Swixendo, squats over‘ >100 pounds. He’s seniorr guard,gi is one of the top thrcin » ; Denver Nuggeis dcooch George Karl, Just mo i m o re lh a n 17 p o in ts a n d fiveJ very athlctlc ancand quick, and can point shootersshi in die country. ilfH .m titfti for Um ball vHlinow* wanted to select hirhim. rebounc lunds a game. Graham saidJ he's: play th e p o in t o r scor!:orlng guard, so it's The2 BroncosBi finished 14-15 last sosd a - - MrCoOnaofSootlMniMalKiiibo*Uf "The basketballill and£ all those kinds healthy ihyand ready for die rigors oof f th e to u g h for guys to mainiatch up and play son indand lost in die first round of: dtl ie h of diings arc secoiii R ta ltU m ro l Bobo Stat* h oiidary.' said Broncos season,on. h im .” WAC loulo u m a m c n i. coach Greg Grahanmm. “Jusi having him ”Hc's Lanmlo.Wjf»,Srian(ay. Ic's d o in g great,” sa id G rahamm , in M a lt N elson, a 6-9,•9, 2 3 2 -p o u n d ju n - Coachiic h c s p lc k cd B oise S late to fini:n ish back and healthy anand being his old self, his fifth ifth year as head coach. “He's's 100 ior forward, rcdshlrilined last season sixth inin thei nlnc-icam league dils sca-sc that's the big thing." >R-" V p e rc encm t and doing very wcIL HeB justj after transferring; from Eastern son, Nev mmake the Broncos a rciurnlnnlng starters and three more « jw h o a n d re b o u n d in g presence prc in the best dieh e WAC \ h a s b e e n In th e flvc yeae ars force in the \ Western Athlctlc saw playplaying lime. palm," Graham said,i. I’ve beericcn here," stild Graham. “Thrh is C o n fe re n ce th is sciseason with an.up- "1 thir think experience is going lo beb a He also said Nelson:on’s ability to pass year, t)ctwcenbcti the preseason and coi:on- te m p o gam e. opener at big facKactor for us," Graham said. “I’m“I th e ball o u tsid e lo shishooters like Karl' fcrence:e schedule, : we’re playing ih tl^ e The Broncos opc apened iheir regular not sure;ure\vc're really lall, bul wc haveh: gives th e B roncos annndded ni threat. best schedulesch Boise State has eviJver s e a so n S a tu rd ay wiwilh a 94-79 loss at some g( .* good girth this year. Wc have hi “(Teams) are goinglg haveI 10 play us played.J. B B ut I th in k d ie to u g h prescascso n Wyoming, and will 1 V^oming [11 be at home against some: sizesi to bang around insl.iside. morc honest becauseuse wc can scorc will help:Ip usi get ready for conference.'e." LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) - It took Brandon Ewing m o re (han eight m in u te s to scorcrorehis first basket in VVVoming’s.: so n opcricr ag ain st O oiwe StState. ■ I I But It only took him 2 mln-n . ■ I - ^ utes. 37 scconcls in th e s e a , balf to put thc^am e away. l B o i ■ E w ingscorcd 12 unansw c se If sw ered . ■ i ^ i etA nus p o in ts in a 15-0 ru n to Icadrad die ------Cowboys-to-fl-94-79-vict(/ic io ry — over th e B roncos o n Saturdcirday. I I — For that brief strotcJi. EwingEw I wias everywhere — liitlinglg freef I Ihrows. leading the fast break,brc driving the lane, knock!3cking down 3*polniers. Boise Si led 51-50 wlicn he stoned. lO tt. th e d m e h e w as dorou;rough. macYs\ s o w ere th e Broncos. Ewing’s run ' gave I c a r b o y s a 52-51 le ad :■ t th h ^ pushed il to 55-51 wheni’airis Qi 12 ^M || p e r s o n m a d e a basket am free Uvow wilh just underJe r 13 • nanutcslcft.______iBolse State never recovenvered. yCJbir of free throws by CobyCa l m ISti after a Wyoming benbencli technical pulled die Bronco ncos I iinRip| nailH p aiii1 wldiin 86-76 widi 1:11 left, b u t . th a t w as os d o s e It w ould gei “We had a slight edge, h after dial wc Just couldn’t gel( over the hump,’’ said Boise Boi S tate co ach G rcg G raham . Karl had eight assists,>, b u t FARMIlERS only nine points on 2-oIJ-of-9 _ , shoodng from the field, For everyt $$2 you spend using Fanarmers Check Card, yoio u v /ill KATIO3NAL .^ c Lone scored 20 poir point that's good towarc ^ MomtsorfOIC . for* Boise Slate, and m M( ™ 1 p ard hundreds of produci BAWK N ^ n flnlshed with 16 poirw in ts a n d serviceices. W hat's more...it costosts YOU nothingl a n a n in e rebounds. . “ATiT radillon You Can CoCount On” Boise Stale had its biggei8g«« . . . i r s A B(BONUSI Jero m e^ B uhl Twin FaUsUs WendeU lead of the gome, 27*20 befo•efore 324-38000 543-1351 734-1500 734-'34-7264 53&-527I a 13;1 C ow boys ru n . IWS.Usntata «l4MsIaSl.' irsSM m Sit imBwltlwLUnBhd. IMS.I44te.U Jhe Broncos’ Reggie LanL aro' a It u p again a t 39 In d ie(final fin m inuie ofthe half. p i ^ h k c o m •

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Loomis.and atmajorschschool events, in local OUvlavia Is the ththc Rotary Exchange Team to A nne L McCaule)uiey. ch u rch es, .oi on tour and by spe- granddtddaugh- Bfcofnrii spiipcnd a month In Northern FREE t Burley: Tlflanyn y D.I G reen. cjal invitatlojtlon. ter oof f G u s ■ , ■ En;in g la n d next sp rin g . T lm e s’N ew s E den: Sara N.J. Loe.b > u v a r i s She S was chosen from a newspaperT AM onday through Fridayy Gooding: Biakc ] P. MVHS ami n n o u n c e s Z ° ' " Joyce nuimmber of candidates from R o d a b a u ^ , )i ivarls of thehe dubs In Dlistrlct 5400.d! .W e Rechargeabtable Holiday Gift Card Rutowsld-Clark,..’Btndcci: Block 2 P in g . B en ShRotarian professionals,s, $25 gift card,L reireceive 2 Moxie Tuscany dollarsrs R upert: StacyyR. R. Hansen and High Schociool announced its Betsy UUecker ■ ageIges 25 to 40, w ho a re w illinlg g _ '2 5 « ,to b e ulusedatyournexrvisic. s « A ngelica Lopez.L ' blocic Z gradradu- of GoiG o o d in g 0 s p e n d a m o n th in E n g la n.** d Drive-thruiruopen ( 5:30 a m -9:00 pm ' .TWin Falls: S SI h a n n o n M.' a tes: C Ca am a n d F re d experlcnclng xf another cul- je.Lakes Boulevard N orth Green. Chrlstophipher B. Harper, Malone, ChiChris H P P H Ueckcr. tuure r and seeing how their1; 7 3 S '8 8 0 0 M D ia n n e E. Jolovlch Jol and Grccnc ara n d P e er rs s o n d vococatlons are practiced if t ca«d» tedtfmablf at DeanneSiansell-Cill-Osbome. John Greene fac u lty r fe y m cm * abroad. b r A similar team from MoiiU«lJvaTut«anyonly. ■ * • • T hey gradin d u -______b ers n olomlnat- n . Noilorthcrn England will visit W endell Highh SSchool ated Oct.. 18. 1 ______e d th c m;m l for their positive con- Dls>lstrict 5400 later next year, m hftnOK Principal JackJat ______tilb u tloIon n to the school cnvl- Smmith was former president students earn I It m nOTWR Altemose ppr re-______ro n m ensnt. t. They will receive a off th t e club. WENDELL -• WendellW High sented th the e ir______GALC T-T-shirt’, store coupon S chool’s FFA h as competedc in diplomas. J. G ntw _____ and certiiertlDcates for area busl- several dlstrlctrict Carecr ______• ______nesses. . D ev e lo p m e n t. EviEvents (CDE) a n d h a s d o n e wewell, reponed B C a s U eefordFEAinembefs, f o HoUy Church, FFATA adviser. ^ ^ ToniglitI t H The team placccteed first in the ^ J J t e a c hie e r r e a r n a w a r d s . R a n g elan d Assessiessment CDE H | ^ ^4 CASTLITLEFORD - The on Oct. 4. OthOther honors ‘J Castlefor(ford High School FFA I 7 : 0 0 includc Nate Ormcrmond, sccond v^jjjifl Forestryry team competed in high Individual:I: Brady B Slade, H D U q S lapolls, Ind. in the - fourth high Individividual; Kacla B F H N a tio nlal a l FFA Forestry Atleework, fifth1 high hi individ- B C o n test.St. ual; Charlie Hanlansen, ninth Ibiem &GMCN R e p resiresenting ' Castleford • A Ch43i I high Individual;; andan TV Webb. w e re Jcssica Jcs; Eisner, Anna 10th high IndM dufl , R Ikki W iggins a n d NHI'' “7 , ■ Gooding learningta Mg“’ SGonterman. Also F i le r f r e s h m a n j ling with the. chaptcr ■ I Sv *1J center honim on students “"“ tn?rim Frey and Michael > B d Canto Singi 'wSSB ®'35S ingefS GOODING'IG — Goodipg Wiseman,lan. Roger Wells is the ,d ihflrsfvMchlldKn share lovc.llfc and' ■ ^ ^ T a mlnltlcr.hliwlfcindih HESSTON, KanKan.— Sarah Accelerated I d Learning Ccntcr adviser,r. A.Wi«ntempor,ryftmlfamllydnma. Hoblcy of Filer,r, a fre sh m a n a n n o u n c e d ! Ing HoryielHns- d Students of the Tcochciher Laurie Howard tdevUlonaudiencMWljhlUh lu witty. charmlHB«n** htartw a r r n ^ Youngsteiers show speakiking talents at 4-1l-H contest DIETRICH -- 'y o u n g ste rs Fills Couniyi The Overallrail Winner was Emma d e m o n stra te d theiih e ir sp c o k in g Secona Ov«rall,rail, Hannah Frederickse:ksen from Gooding skills al the Distrlistrict III 4-H Wisniewski, Go. Gooding County County Public S pe a k in g , Overall. C . Cora Isaacs, I------Demonstration., Illu stra te d Gooding Count;unty Ihlks and Joblb In terv ie w Biue. Lemual I R(Reagan, Camas C ontcst. Couniy Kathy Whittakeiiker, L incoM Blue, Deloress KiKroese, Twin Falls Count}' 4-M Leader,dcr, org an iz ed County the event. In addliIdlilon to th e »IIu»trttod Talkaik Intormodlate rib b o n s c a c h p a rtic ip a n t DIviilon rcccived, they wcrccrc also ^ v e n f^fst Overall, DylDylan Turnbull, I a demonstrationtn o r p u b lic Gooding Count)Jnty I p e a k i n g pin, a 4-14-H nip flop Demonitratlonon jJunior Olvlilon iORDVf4SUMfFTBLa TTey ch ain a n d a Icaile ath e r book- Overall, EmEmma Fredericksen, - Tmark tooled by mim e m b ers o f Go«llng Countjinty ; V -Whittaker’s 4-H dlub. u b First, see- Second Overall,BlI.Kayleann ond, and third overtirerall w in n e rs Hawkes. fklinldcildoka County In cach division3n w l i r o l s o Third Overall, MlMatthew rcceivc cash awardsrds Iof $15, $10 Wisniewski, GotGooding County . ' a n d $5 from th e Distidistrict III 4-H Blue. Cheyannana IHawkes, Leaders'AssociationJon. Minidoka Count R esults ore as foliooUows: Blue, NIcliolass B^w ater, Minidoka Jeb Intofvitw, JuniorbrOlvttlon 0 County First Overall, Ctieyannamna Hawkes, Blue. Olfvla Whlt<^Ite. TWin Falls Minidoka County County Second Overall, Kayleai^eann Public Speaklnflnclntonn«dIste Hawkes, Minidoka CoiCounty DIvtlon inustratMl, Talk Juniorilor DhrltlOfl R rst Overall, ArieM el Cottonoir, . First Overall. Cassidyiy FtFerrell. Twin Uncoln County U N LiM IT EI

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County County County Falls County Fourteen sholow ; follow s: RM . Natnan SenScnheldcr. Minidoka Second O' Obedience. Novice B - Open A fltofOhrfiJon , County Twin fells Hfst Overall. Ariel Wollers. Twin Rrst Overall, Ariel Wolters. TwinTw o f f th e i r d o gT Blue, Danielio Tolmarnan. Cassia Grand ChainplonpCon Showman — Red. Nick< Falls County Falls County 3 County Danielle Tolmannan County Second Overall. Danielle Tolman.1. Grand Ctiamplon Obecfience.e. Ariel •11 Blue, Kristina Hall. .T Twinm ftlls Reserve Champimplon Showman — Obedianci Cassia County Wolters handling sl^I U S ' County Jenny Eastonn Rrst Oven 2reduate, Novice 8 Resen/e Ctiampion pbedlenon c c . ------ermedlata Obedience, Subiub INovice A. 8-12 Falls Coui Hrst Overall, Ariel Wolters, Twin Danielle Tolman . First Overa!l„TarcTaron Sayler. C assia Red. iennj at Rupert sho’low B’inTi'.ri• Falls iBlFiS6fiGr-7 County - nUPiiRT — Miigic: V alley Showmamhlp, Juniorilor2DM»h)n, ' yuuiiK^ttTS I'urned honos n o rs a t Blue. Jenny Easton.1. T\Twin l^lls (he Disirict 111 -t-nII D o g County Show. Blue.JenfnaClubb.lv Falls roiirtceit parcicipc lp a n ts County shared ihcir do(; ohcdi'e d ie n c e Blue, Rebecca Kelley. Twin Falls a n d s h o w m a n s h ip slsk ills. County Shawna Uri(^ucn, Mlnliin ld o k a Blue. Olivia WYilte, TwiTwin Falls' County t'H Lender, o or rg a n - County i/L'dlhcScpi. IGcvunt.Jt. Showm«n»hlp, JuniorJor 1 Dlvttion Due to wuaihcr. ihc10 shs o w Blue. Haley Nixon. Twi:TwinFalls was held InsideI th e County McrchMiu's building. Blue. Dolores Kroese.se . Twin Falls ' -‘R j o B . In addition lo ihe rihlrib b o n s 'County cach participant ruceic o iv c d . Blue, Danica Kluin,, TwTwin Falls IS B Ih ey w ere a ls o g iv e n a ceiceriifi- County coic. a -MI key chain1 n r tid a Blue. Kaci Katusak,, Twin Fails -leather bookmark wlw h ic h County TopthonunUp*Jp v iim n fe rtiw D M rid III 4-H Dot . werc tooled by mcmbcib c rs o f RetJ, Taron Sayler. Cas:a ssla County Champloft O u Mrik k 1Tolwa e( Caisia Cconty and Rn* Kalhy W hittakers 4-H cluclub in Mckoias Fernand3ndez. Jerome Eirten ef TWfai FallsrtUtCeuTly.

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Curious George to fro m an y ju n io r cl:class -mem- Betty Grant, on display her. thc higli schoolool ofilce. or Games arc h(held at 7 p.m. Anyone visit Buriey llbraiy al the Buhl SchoolOol D isiric t M ondavs a n dI 1 1 p.m. j Tlicisdays come. For O nice. L im ited lickiickets will be and W'edncsdaysays at thc Moose cail733-i: UUKUy — Curious G«George available at thc dooi□or. Lodge. 835 Fallsils Avc./ All brid g e will visii Ihe Burley. I'ublicE’u Ticket priccs arcc aadults and players arc inviinviied. For part- TFHS Cld Ubrary, 1300 Miller Ave..0.. at < 7 children ago 11 andtld older: S7: ners and moro)ro Information, ia 'j ^ p.m. Monday. children age 10 andid iunder S4: call Max Thomjjmpson at 733- r* '*•' H veryone is invited to aaiti tte n d a n d a fam ily o f five:vc: S20. 8308 or Davidd StokerS at 736- TWIN 17 this free event which ' th c 1\vin ! include stories, games:s x a n d M .V . D u p l i c a t e B l r id g e . graduating trea ts to help kick o{T t-an announces winneners Twentieth Cenrentury m e et for lui RcadW eek. Nov. 1310 18. y For more information,n , caiii ™ S l FALLS -■ TlThe Magic (^Ub IlKetS TUluesday Boulcvar"'<^308^00.1^ iicy Burton reservations orr morem informa- l^ j ill fundraiser sponsored by)y thei 'and Bobotie I'lankey,:ey: sccond, lion, call Helenn aiai 733-2552 or "“ O ^nni M inlco IJi(;ti School B and.d. Shirley 'fschanneiiI aiand Kathy listher at 731-148:1487. GOODlNi 0 0 i n " * " Music will bo provideded by Rooney; third. Max[ I'lioI'l m p so n _ Methodist C “ " ' “ ' ' “ a lh e ]ayj. Band, n ie re . will11 aalso and Joyc Astorquq u ia ; a n d SOHS Of NOfWaway a n n u a l lurki hea silent auction. . fourth. Hnid Cook amandBomilc „-|| m jeJ |,o„, 'I'he event will bo held;l Nov.N A spilarie. »n*y "“cSsTi™ $ 1 0 0 / 0 10. w ilh do o rs o p e n in g atii6:.10 6; Oct25.fireiinA.Do ,1 Donald and TWIN FALLS 5- — The Sons drcn. $•>. le p.m. In the McGregor Cem:enier. Ruth Rahc; seconc>nd. Mary of Norway, MMagicj Valley ilckels are S15 and mayay bo Kienlcn and Bcverljcrly Burns; Viking Lodge I6iIGO. w ill m e e t pu rch a sed th ro u g h a n y baiband tiiird. Peggy iliicklcycy and Sue at 7 p.m. Momonduy ai Our I oA I Sludem. by e-malliailing Skinner; fourth, Wllmima Driscoll Savior Lutheranan (Church, 464 J jplocher^''sd331.kl2,id.us.IS, o r a n d G ladys H artru ft:[|; ia n d fiftli. C a rria g e i^ n e . ca]ling43]-0238. Riley Burton andnd Renee A poiluck dirdinner opens TORE Bulcher. First in EB. Edna the event. SpcSpccial guesi ff M ini-Cassia Retired Pierson and Beverly/Reed;and Ri Joanne Hullstranrand of Boise ' sccond, Joye Astorqi•rquia a n d w ill h a v e h e r ros< Educators to m eet roscmaling an MALL BUnLEV-ThcMIni.Cass:assia Retired Educators will m cei.:e i at 11 a.m. Monday ac Morey>rcy's Sicakliouse, Stephanie Call will give presentation on an. Norz : . JQUI member guesis are welcom:o m e f lo a ile n d . ) A d v e r■tise t i ; your church’s

BHS lioldsbeneiit ( s e r viccs i c i & events in « auction and dinner ) tIC h e T im e s -N e w s J : BUHL - The Buhi Hlgf^ligh I S a t u r d\y a y Religion Section. J : School Jazz and Select Choirlo irs ) ...... ■ and junior class will hold ) CJIK>„n«2t 208-735-5270 or l o w benefit auction ahd dinnc from a lo7 p.m. Thursday, Inii ) email; [email protected] th e cafeteria. T lic a u c tio n wi!w ill ( ^ ^ s ta n a t 7 p.m . Tickets can bc purchase) INLY a :W e c ain i h e lp yii^OTl! Apparel • Hardwairare • Kitchen Wash Cloths • Helealth & Beauty Y o u h a v e: cq u e s t i o n s , MWe have ansu.w a r s '- I < (urines • Hair AccBcessorie^ H LLarry s Himplc mes • Party Suppiplies • Plastics T uin Fails Stning f j < D Glassware and Dii Sewing Mac:ia c h in e s 8t S e w in g Dishes • Etc. Q _ i ------X M ark L. Beac a m s LU Jason AppletIc w h ite f l l l l B ea m s F looring INLY Hotne Impovcivcments & CD F l o o r i n g D Y & F O O D SEHOLD CLEANE . _ c M Leo & Pays(rson R c c s c . | CHRISTM AS DEC h r Keese FaFamHyFenci»g M B Home Improirov. C o m m . & ; J R e s id cential n i Fcncing MLN.*1WinFal ______ans mxtbHasllBgs I • Log on lo www.magtcvalley.comwv. . l*Bu1eyaDM tiMt-OterisaISm -t | • Click on Ask^sk Ihe Expert • Submil yourur questionc online and ale: Store Fixtures, a local experpert will answer it for you will m m m ease and spspe e e d i

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m m m m i l i H i i H l B gf e w i l -ll ■ M g ^ i"''" 101-,,v,V'^'• 1 0 1 1 0 1 • a2 m 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 >stand Found Lott and Fo I L o st I Found Lott and Foundi . LostandFoi^ Employment Empitiptoymwt Employnwiw c : . B t ! - |M a >g. mole. __ ___ = i LOST Husky, male. f = ton. k)st by Oslor CONSTRUCTION CO ' | AUTOMOIM o rlv i - LOSTST Austrolion whito wKh ^.lack c k faco. • IE I [ PUBUC: mNOTICE ShophDphord/ Bluo Hool- plooso coll 420' Lokos in Hagermon. ft M'mokautkaui Auiomoir^a AGRICULTURE Actions planned and tokor X. Femaio 9W yrs ------Coil 206-837-6093 or p has immodiote flagger Opera'irator akon by your govommont er X. Mning (or on noodod. Exporioirlonco raro coniainod In public: notices.no' Thoy are pan of oU.. BlockE & whito f o u n d . 208-329-042I. A ftlod hoir color. U b puppy on>n HankinsH expotxporiencod ond referenceices • your right lo know arxlid to bo Inlomied ol what mottloc LOST Lob, yellow, 1 yr f t I Body Painter. REQUtREO.0 . ‘ vour govommont is dolnjlolng, As soH-govornmont „ ok), on 11/7, greon IW 32-5696. PEOPLE FOR PETS Inowlodge ol Call 206-866-7--7192 ‘ chorgos all dlizons lo) bo informed. Ihis nows- S'co's:; J nrj'T ? I* Conor, Homo address ' ^7.'. ------j r 420 Victory Ave. Standoxfox IPaint plus — •papor urgos ovory clllzoiItUon to rood and study S. ol Kimberly. He\ ore a m p iln y but not□f a rAAulrflmnnt :thoso nollcos. Wo advlsiivise Ihoso cilaons who moto. (I) P O ^ K iie s Hansen oroa. Coii * .90.0720 or applicallons for Coniactl. o e S d, . - . ! ■ • sook lurthor InforrnQtlonin tolo o*flrciso thoir right to t ! ^ i 2 ak). North 7 3 6 -2 2 9 9 20B-731-S172w/lnfo, g mmunlty I ' . access public rocords ar>dand public moolings. of Rupert. 20 Starr Corp. > alls Is . Twin Falls, Idaho LOST Mini Schnauzer, _ dng • (or • , IM P O RRTANT. T Z Z Z m Z Z I Z ^ 4140 or 200-43 female, dork chorcool. Q ND bicydo tiro ------FOUND = r - ] s z ' cdos . to Pieaso oddross all logalladvoriislnglo; ad> xhostorri- I. Heolor Chow brtghl white eye- Q assist the eldort'erty and Nday on Foothill LOST22Wincho brews, musiocho. & H LEQAUADVEIIVERTISINO Id noar Rock «<» I" soft gun gun cose. cross, malo adult. provide compiupanlon- ThoTlnwo-les-Nows r,ook paws. ID Tag Irom vet M ship In a Roliriiliroment ek. Call to identily. Botwoon JorominThJIrllS City of RIer. • in Filer. Mother's dog fM PO BloxSM ox! ; 20a.S7I-678-5930. Buhl. Also In tl . Home setting.J. NO t Twit) Fails, « a ^ S 2. Lab cross, choco-0- is missing, very upsott . I n i t g J g a g P ' oxperlonco noeeKossary , 83M3-W ...... ND COI by 16- St. lU w i^M O ^T54 " ' loto, big pup. Honk-k- REWARD for Infor- ^ on training wilwill be •m all t< Malta In Builoy, ------Ins Road. matlon 420-9500 B ea t Pay in provided. Doy.:y. swlr>g -ndiy gray cal. ‘•pST Bassett I |lcnll.I.cl3n JD Grilfon.no '’®*o- 1, odoplod lost cai on sorr photos? We have} someso photos we tags,. t Found intho I B a jj^ ''^ Reword. 8' Lab cross, lemolo, ; iTti; Work- Requires pre-popoy- ly parking lol. Call 208-738-06S<0696. big pup, 700 blockJ, 17"Avo,E. in Joromo con lacc ' EOE mont prior lo piput>- ploaso call 208-324- pphono skills, and ' {?l“a« a re sura.you don'tJt wantm us 10 loss. ' “ ,so 'S , call the Hu- m o r r« i — i ol Qrunl. case call lication. Majoilior 7894 or 208-324-9479 oxcellont ox< customer J20-5700 20 . credit/debit carcards. r e a ^ ADOPTIONS T h e se can b eiplckedupal ph = sorvico skills. M-F. ond coshI Dies blind, ’ • Lob cross fomolo 8-S, Pay DOE. Qroat |_____ ^____ The Times-!3S-NeWS r . r , - ^ _ _ - _ I accoplod. Chodock WiToTwih«rotohtlp7 Ciir ' "<»«** swgory.tery. Ho adult, block, ______Classified I Sond rosutiw to • P A X , 3d D ept 733-093J)3t to Bi«co vour Olso needs medicwdidne. Z Chosslo cross fo-- M lnCUl today. Coll 731-80381 onytlmoony maio, Hvor. pup ' S s r . Ji»lnm9fM ttwnpjeci lo Ihe A I 4. Lob cross \ resontatk)n.Woar*a n i e w ^ p a r'a noutorod male adult< debtrwlMagtncy. 5. Dachshund cross standardot JIM E:S-NEWS S- J Frot Consultation \ aecoptanco. , \ fomolo odult CaII1-M6-688>2399, j ^ PT front desk. Mec1edk;al The Timoa-Nows CI.ASS 6. Lob X Chocolate iSSIFIED^ ofreo A computerler ex- 113 /»*« lorred. noutorod nule pup. ChUdCmSwvieiM ec DEPARlWTMENT S T ?.:*V. ' PO 7. Shepord/Husky ' ■ ' ■■ ■— - 7pm. Can 736-7016. 1. rher^f/i/u/con/«n»the ^®ai"ion of thoir advenisar ” hU®®least 21 years ol age. proliclentIt iin U censed Child Car* j ing and writing, have a high schoc 13. ShilMt tnu spoyod tool day and swing shift.------I.------SS'ma or equivalent, and successfuliluUy , fomolo odutl. Meals A snacks, ICCP I I ■= ; compleiIplele a background investigallon>n 14. Cocker Spaniel ond CPR. Refs. Coil Ashing Incfudl/uding criminal. Holpful if have 208-735-4193' q„, cross, male adult. Questions V previouslus experience< working with youttuth 15. Cockor Spaniel Uttle Oeme CcConduct public in aI carecai giving situation. Wlllfrtg to female odutt. 677 Filor Ave. Suite 0 opinicm odIi polls ovor worksrk around school schedules, 18. Husky neutered 736-0382 Slote ththo tolophono. /Vpplic.plications can be picked up at ' iiconsod w/greot record < male odutl. Absolutely 142> br 136 6* Ave N.. Twin Falla1 'Where no child hos mNOSALESIIl II I ■ Been left behind’ OONT FORGET Strlcliy rosoaxch, ______1 1 B .• $7,00.00 to S9.00/hour Casual work. CLERICAL5a l ...... Utny e»t$/kltt0nB HE Comiiiiinlly onvironmont. S U ) niversity Of Idaho tor adoption! ’ . ‘EVMttS Fle)Flexible evening. OFFICE OF SPECIALIST 2. www.maglclink.com/ = = ■ ooy,lay, and wknd hrs. Kimberlyirly RosoarchI & E xtension Centeiter. I wob/polsoniino ART SCHOOL ’5-315-30 hoursMook. . Roqulrosires good knowiecJge ol rules olif Hours: Mon-Frl. GroatGh part-timo offoctivictive businoss English usage, 10:00 om -530pm Srudyf7ea//«m/n jobc3b or second job. spolllnalling, punctuation, a n d gram m ar,/. I Saturday • OIL PAINTING Ctoso>so.to CSI campus O therr onlceoh support lunctions Include:Jo: 10:00 am-2.D0 pm with Maria J Smith Forr mmoro Information liling,g, usou ol com puter and various> j SmallOasses Callall 20S-736-2853 I | softw'are are programs, and answering a C loted Sunday ond Worhsncfia • • a Holidays *********** . I ; businesinessterephone. PGE:$9.i7/hr. a m Caitidaiita ' F o f compll W* can only keop The Artist’s Atelier nplete description and to appliply a ^ « fteTM-SBS — rovUUon«ctnle«db' ; O nline Vl anim als 48 hours, In Twin Falls e vIsK w w w ,h r.u ld ah o ,ed u byf f'-'v.,., -■■■ « they ars Chen soM Free fult-cotor \MMfl.M«ka*u.e 11-20-06,06 , For ad d itio n al Inform ation3n or OESTROYED. c t T M re s a A lbright a t 423-469)91 P>e»so chock daily C S ^ 1 9 I '•-si.r.rsw ' t. 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Vacation/ on" 208-733-3743. 208-423-4015 paid vocation, VBC profit S it-S tS 0 0 £r ’e S Or.iBM7l.IIB. lyr.OTRCOL-A states. stot 32 conts/mife. holiday pay. I Expertflnco In1 CLERICAL ------sharingig &I employee resume* to; Experience preferred,)' w/H02m0l Per Pe diem. Annual WELCom aulci e tl^ siWry 206-324.754D ■RIVERS , pniducttiisin sell . toy. Apply by 11/17. fExperlonco prelerrod. , >40 ■£iSA j!^l Mik trailers, Musi navo oxcollont Staning wage SlO/hr. 322-456767 PRyar> Nixon orc^l324-70C’007 H lM ifllM I ass A CDL DRIVERS urWad^g but ‘"'I Find complete dutJH, | needed In Poul orso. Most haulssunder u 500 compulor s)iitls, 2 yrs. qualineatloni.appK. To T apply contoct • ' ____ oip.and sonio Auttln 208-2S0-0069 CONTRACTACTOR ORIVER PortorFull.tlmoysor radius. ® calion pro ce it, and ** Drhor | | | | | | | H M oillTSdS?" round local hauling. Class A CDLIL required.i I oOucallon. OulQomg form on tho CSl Web ®''or Jerry 208-250-2249 tg Contr*ctor Class A CDL Ort personality a must! For 2007 tea- ’ neodod to delh 8(KM00-1440 ^Honw ovory nighL experienceI preferred.pr . M-F. F-T. pay DOE.Vp Bt www.cal.*du1oba — Bonolits l«ludo i* W T ijicckino,inc. k l iJ, EEO/AA ■ COCONSTRUCTION ” lust be able to railroad equlpmen*ntand IBlM U IiuiM lll Sond rotum M lo Framer* wanted. > seseveral prop- supplies lo locat»tk)ns H aajyangjiim lodlcal, 401kvocai«n Exit m Haziazattoa 10 Ag Expr*t* 30B-92a-l» 6 3 t6 , AtleasiayooTB S?,«rt In Ihe Burley, in Idoho. Oregc»0on, Fof Mora Western ,7 experience mandotory. and Amerlcon Washington andar •OpportunHles ___ t l CLERICAL Steven S. Millor Foils aroosreas. WIN be ro- Moniano. Heav IT admlnistratorfor co Slo for mowing equipment operai tIVERS ConlrBct/Robai* Construction 308-5435 ome Join our leami Clork: busy olfieo. Requires _ jrlnWor repaira oxp helpful. SoiSom* ■ m s h ,05 3yoorsflxporlonco cO r 1.7 million sq. over-nlghi trovi Enjoyijoy bonolils1 such u ; . n ^ I T T Y , FT.P O M-FDutios DRIVERS Homelomo time, good pay, i " u i kihc innucio m.Tjrlaining, S S l r . ' " " c r a ’c? !,°A‘2 ?55' s'5 4 ir' cOOE H i n i R I R R R n H .C D L A D rivers ^acotidn wea pay, honllh ImmodioloI Openings0| I'ti it.-.: piiCJngarxJz Workloragreal I. Con 208-434- plus excelleni he''«alth J Orlvor*. ir more Info. . & retirement ben, nents. ■ U U M C l i a i i n Muronco. & multiple 'of Flatbed C v>v>r 7r robaio companyhinngfor ' « i rormc NEEDED sololy bonuses. Dodlcatodd routes,r “■.rt' S andlilmg project kjcatod in —; ■------ComprohonslvoJejob lor local haulsil Teom ookonds. i(ER SERVICE description & opp Bom. Solo, or Roliol. homo wool ’i.'i r.r.illilyiobalos. JaekKinMole.W Y CUSTOMER optico- I 208*733.7300 n » 1 payar>d 8 hours per ' lion for empk>ymyment . E T iT n X V V n B iM I .Now Eqi;lpment. oxcollont p iVdi.iro'j accuracy. We offer competitive C8R 28 t it packogo. CJSJ^aisfJari " ^pply at > ovolloble at It lor m ore info. 1-fl66-806.5785 i-6 fullbonolitp ^3 Koy. and boslc woges and o gener- waok. Applj j I balwi•oiween Bom-Spm. , Applyonlln* on -.>.rriputor know- ous benefit package. Xpr**aa CiCash 2333 www.watcocomimp*- ' • " Why icMprf when you-----. ------garyamothirilrucklng. ifc'ij**. Appknnts >n Ave E. /A . nlea.com iMif«cs. Tho onswor com Apply from Twin Falla,alia, ID 63301 ______dent newi ft. SeUthMo Ct*»*if" .Hol-led lopro-om- unwonted Rtflis mine loallyoil yourquosilons. ' 208-733-151545 or ploymoni oiug lost. 8:00 am 16 4:30 pm 2IW-73:1-733-8300 DRIVER ' ' GIftnerMilk j( Ca*«fci( up npplicotion>n “BoriMMl'” g, at Gem State She Trailer S86S N ^STO M ERIER SERVICE Transponatksn a o Tlmta Newa ! )s-iVetv» Clas- is looking for — Paper & Supply. Sorlna Gulch Rd 7Vn»s-N ^ MEDICAL jliANIa n u f a c t I jh in q ' ‘ ’ '1801 Highland POBox 548 skjoklngfora OTRDrtvec* Ave. E . Twin Falla„ Twir> Fallt, ID 83303 e C la ta lfM for our vans ant ^ S u n E )pr*tanUtlv*. ro*fors. Starting pa tB ridge ^^Seastram ' _ COMPUTER have strong 3Se a mile with fu H e a l t h ci cf i a r e I I' inicotkjns ond benelils ond 401101k I CLERICAL lK W w n w n n .w m GiovMh Opponunity. sr^kitis. PrevI- ofler SO days. Plealease Now' HliHiring I SEASTROM S MANUFACTURINIINQ Toton Troos LLC. a EEO/AA Emptoyor custonvtomer senrice coll 6n-324<]5t1515 LPN 's14 & R N 's ' i ^ progrossivo whole-i«- P p m .___ snc* a plus. between 9am-3prp•POik i AM. PMM « & N oc I ,SSeastrom Manufacturing Co... IrInc. saio nursofy In _____^ ______m S Ta , groot work for Tim or Dove, I Is Is lookingI lor Individuals with stretrong Ruport sooks on :ONSTBUCTION onvlronmentnent, competi------SSOO signI oron bonus I mechanical met backgrounds, atlentloilion to Sl W H B <=°NFull-time R nlth Uve wages.jes. Including DRIVER ontnuslastlc. detail or (inancial assi:ssistan ce wiih | detail, del and a willingness to woriorse- . *- Windows, Unix, IIS. and molniain trock In DAIRY - I lionsons ol product. Prevlous oxp. wilh''' Dreamweaver. . , horttcutture. Quick- Idaho, Oregon, Wosh- FullA>art-tlme . MEDICAL Screw u p a n d ! . Photoshop, online • ingion & Montana. for Calf Fei - Books. MS Outlook/ •Bnnlre«i com hoallh and roUremont w/tooder; • HoHours floxi- ^ knlohtrefriQOfn Medical Techn0l0(ilo g lst R eg. • FT i friainliQintain compound tooling dies, hihandle' _ 1 at www.eti.edu/1oba benefits. K„n Steody year- tjle Call 543- — EEO/AA 543-8959. ’ ^.com ® Physical Therapyipy A s s t • PRN i Pfflcii-ecision componenls. CLERICAL ioundwork.no lay- up and offs. Comprehensive i, = — Radiology TechiR Ri e g .- F T /P R N !2SifiI!tnlBvJntwWrWpjmHir; Setup Immediale opening lor in siam ping presses with tooling or CONSTRUCTION I job doscrlptkin or>d ELECTRICIilciAN^ ^ Registered Nurs«irses • FT/PRN s ng and I Boiso based con- ^ aterial appropriate to Ihe work; o order, applicatton forem- TI Tho C/Iy o f rw-//>Fa//s Respiratory M anagersira n d C R T /R R T -F T i ITa'®' Payable Clerk in . . siruction co. Is niot Brlorm produclioa inspections Ihrcirough- ployment ovoiloble ot is getI accepting applicaiions lor Speech Language» P.Pathologist - FT ; Pe^lo^ Paul. 10. Mon.-F/i. curronily sooking Jl the produclion process uliiulillzTng Compulor and com-I- Conalructlon www.watcocomp*- ELECLECTHICAL INSPECTOR. ecision measuring . equipripmenl. munlcalion skills nec­c- Superintendent ____------______I MonlhlysIly salary ranga is S2939-S4341. A\ C tula ftoglonalI MM. odical C enterw B j F<>ci: nrform rouline machine malntenjm ance. essary. Sonoirts avail.lil. lor construction of a CON!DNSTRUCnON ' I DOE.E IPosition com bines oHIce & have dediceled. skilletilled team m em bers ! view paponwork lor accuracy, Irctrouble . Sond (osumo to; now 103 room hotel Suoejpervlaon and i Hold aclivulivilies to conduct eleclrical in- who em brace ourjrcommiimeniio c ; iool, and communicate wilh other Kloopier Inc. In Twin Polls. Mu«j rachnlclant Tad waniod I spe ctionsons of residenlial a n d commercialL creating an extraordinaUnary experience Ior I shool i POBox 840 bo vory lamlllor wlih (or i I g those we serve. We jpartm ents to produce a linal presroduct . or constnjclion work conslructlor:ifon projects. Requlremenis H.S /Ve can oiler you a t f|®P" ' Paul, ID 83347 current lypo 5 ono mn wormm parts of tho niDloma o ';?■ competlllve w age a nId d eexcelleni benelils. i al meels customer specilicalions.IS. EOE______nour bkJg. codes. courmjnlry for Ihis toll, la or GED, 4-years of experlenct umeyman electrlcl8n,i;ertificatioi!jl® For a com plete listingig cof our jobs and to ' — Musi havo oxp. In winti.inter ond next year. ■ apply online, please vi! A pply on-line or In p e rso n CLERICAL ipeiency trom Ihe Slate ol Idaho, I visit our w ebsile at Vo «.M. loiiuio. m w jea8trom-mfg.com Immediate opOning for>r hotol conslniction. nonelonds on workers Stale lale approved ceriification as an ilnheelthcare.org, . PT Admlnlstrattvo Attention lo detail ome Technology ' o)r r phonepl (208>-735-7268 lost roquirod. 208-375-3434 or 3< 3007 E 4»th N I C:ioslng loi date Is 12-01-06 ‘ h e s Fox retum s with . omoll to Uahoaho Fallt, ID 83401 ! T he City o f! referen c n lo of Twin Falls is an Equal Oppor- Shawn 20S>738>194e. imployer. Dnjg Free Work Place Cflffl 2(20m K s4 iP S te i r ' iM>F9iis,n) u l

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NEWSPAPER ivtlomurvr i„ tr>.iitir j|L»4Ii,'ii. The North Side New!ewshasan ‘• ^ >tr\r llic (iiuiKUl luivii i^rt»«ii Mudfiil.drtil .Mljiis iiul liv l-otnidjii.^ jnd Cdiut I mJO'iiiij.it OllKr< Ntiawoi irbiid l.nindi'iindjiK^\>iinit jnd u)inlii>)iip lund>. ✓ Up to 30% ComiTimission ~ opening forr a part'time . “ on j rr^iiiii hiw« jnJ woik »iiii llif jrtj UiiriUic nrrdfd. ^ lU lultl-ta& kinc ______„ ^ U | ihg-positlon- ■ . 'f; IT»»lf u>ilrV«rVMJmil.T'»iiifcniAfli.r»(» Up to $2500 Monththty Bonus______^ Approx. 6 hrs/da]'day, M-F. Must •• Avua dt|Ui1nirnl ijiir,i,.t» in .lorU'piiu jnmijljiiJjnmi ri,u(ii >rirlnjdaiv ✓ Paid Vacatio: i o n have good workintking knowledge of III ,Mljii*and I inji»ui Vr\ur. dlkuuco. tw vi.trWul .jK.li.liir v> ill luirI-jhiiiflorVot j iu iiu»it(vi[t,:irf injkiouniini:.. ✓ GGuaranteed l Monthithiy Salary computers: goodI typingtyf & telephone me. 01 i icUicd l^ld .md ilv l.-II.miii,; ^LilK.jr«!),i>liun.i<-.l(r jiul skills. W e are lookiiokIng for som eone a\)<{>ruiJii>iutl(til j.ii\iiir<. xnduii .ni^iii; who w orks well witiwith others, enjoys .i>..uiiKUliiiTi in Illf >l .Irtrl-'pin^ niulli )Tii ir>rnmrnur jnd cdcl> iiHl. f B c n th e ir ta s k s With littilittle supervision.' '(fT\ijlu-r it j pjii ol umi piinnins.plini Som e writing and/ind/or photo skills kW iiniJiidiiii!i'( ,S'»ciiimcnljrMiiHUiiiii|[.iiiii|[jnd(unili^i,ninun|!. I If you are a peopsple person, self-m otii)tivated, success-driviii w o u ld bj e aJ p l u s . .urlkiil collil>i>ii»»< Jiid iniriprnorut tliilkIk ' ndcr«iiidini! ol uiull KtiHiii iljnjnw,* anJ itxliijhilii) 10 nuruur muliipl< pruK^L. I and lookingig for a career versusIS just\ another job. " iliitii) i» MXiiiiiunicJK iiiiin liruiKul iiilomuiioniiilor lunritundjl idniimunion. Will trailtrain. iiij»iu»irui .iiitrt 10 P a y DDO O E. Piilcntdnrtd Q'ullfifulwu: < I'A IjinilumyuiihuiiJfiiiKlrni Ilir i»uc>irkllurKiii’»>. |iir%ioi»t>ivr HflHr,r >Miliii>r.uidr»l «

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Sunday, NovambetU12.2006 Tiffl»»Nm1WfaiFalti,ldali lk a D-7 •0 a o o . 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 ^ Do-It-Yoiit— i f i d — Employment B n p loyment ^ Emptoyhientt Employment Employment Empmployment Bnptoynnn e n t r " — ^ - FINANiANCIAL QENERAL DRIVERS OEg e n e r a l o e n e[r a/u l housekeepifIno* nt Loader QENERAL ; ' Equipment L PROFESSIONAL Immodlaio Jobs. Pntlsrsoerson's aro now No nights. woek<9konds or Operator*ia & c< i m s ' a > TRUCK DRIVING Aclors, Acl Extfos, Modols. hiringig lorfo 3 posiiion: Holkfoys. \^ustboMu CDL Driversara noodedI »* SCHOOL INo oxp. S72-S770 Salesalee, Satelltte bondabto ondnd own Noxi Class A-COL dj lo stnrt imme(imediatoty. ’ dnltyl 260-433-9511 imitaller. w i Audio imnsporutkinI. Conlact C $8-S1t DC :l ' slarts Novombor 13 1D0E. NOWHIRINGI 801-438-0067 inataller.ller.FTppsJtfons Merry Maltalda Magic Vail.Valley • Call 800-900-05as —HEALTHCARE oionovs Compoapoat 'Laborers 7223. 76 N M 0 1 Looking lor moiivaiod. ‘" P 100 W Kllerlcel GENERAL cniing potson, lo do 421 E. Main,M Burley cidu>ind»...For aii W M ^ M FinalInnnclal'Aulatani Jeromaor324 lull-tlmolull- position at .Skilled ’ 24 hours In homo P'*''®wno calls plenso noods. 7a3^>931I •ail. 2 — I 'Sem i Skilled caro ol okJorly. Bnck- ^ foquiri greund chocks lo- nAiRv ■ lodoral/stnlo D IS C ! N'F.RY \ ' i Bonuses m iquirod. smoko free n a j ~ osition. y M an ag er. Full-timo pos Pomerelle Rosoit wotk • onvlronmont. ~ • itants accounting, ...... sooking oppiicanis ' sn »n/iso and coordinate herd, tetechnl- jdgotmg, roporting ■ Sond resume to Supeft call 736-36555 SKI« ,BOARD PO PO Box S804 Twin ciansIS andi day to day operation of o th e , ndiwo-yoardogroo Needmor>ey —I Inalructora e. i ^ orsr ooquivnlent oxp. the hoUdayidays? 1^ ^= ^ = = Falls. ID 83303-6604 datry7 anda upkeep of the facilities a t Ihe — I Director 0. Whiling ■ dairy.y . Duties E will include milking, feeeeding, Findid completec dutlea; ImmedlatiHate GENERAL 208-436-6899 r T jallflcattona. appit* Poaltlona AvalAvallabtel f l On/gftooWoiiipiaeo HEATING/AC " adminiininistoring medication, responslbllibie for calloBllon proceai, end HVACmADIANT lactatinating hords. Will manage herd h pl; I :r planlcn hniU |!ttjl by Itw cal|all 208-736-21225 -Alt Paid Trainrainingl Hoiioy/Sun Vailoy. suoolieplies, repair parts ond feed. Dis)iscuss tirepU'c. undcf Ihc Cluivii Must, havo good ot- •FloxiPIo SdSchedul- —■ • • ds and problems wilh tho owner, ov piittli l'ull-\i/eiijvcjl'lcpjIc pjiictns niikc ihfin j \nap — — ------1 ing - YouI PickPk tho ______, , , attcmble and Tinnli. The includo hiring______Oporatiiration, such as when an anim ar al . 1 BBI ds to bo treated, or bred. MustIt I h av e l.irj'cdctrMaml».'Iir| lall.ilall.lhcnicdiuini)ccf i»:4iii. " - bonus, lools. Insur-____ n e ed s l ’Shitt sinrt ■ onco, holKJays and____ so mie e < experionco in artificial insenemina- Ihc (tiull Jcci (piclu[xciuicill i« 16 in. tj|| Coinddo ' ^ « h We Need Grounda keeper ° ______•Lnbof' vacalion. (4) to ______tion, , kl knowledge of disease and ii |R*lnd«rPlunf»rWi.plM . School Scfwdihodulesi 4-Conereie FomTl lull-limo posiMn Wilh bonoliis. hour days.______troatme,tm ent and calf pulling, dairy nutri„SS ^KblMDpKldch pluniNo rto Mochonic «BonuMs otiorod o -instruclion j on monlhlyybosisl bo 5-CDL D rivers Apply by 11/10. Call Ryan.______milking:ing procedures ond u se of dairyy hI e r d CuliiluB(pKiofc»hunafcd».ed»..fpji.,cfi»i., .J 2.M 20S-471-0S36.______improve A Orivors 'Fun, PositiveItive work (U.uimH o r'usi Find complete duUea, _ rovem eni records. This positloilion Is Il’Icavc »dd UOO»AhlcK-«nly<>idofilcr.circle first llmo 4-Carjfenrers cation procaaa, and WFyWhy ksep i1 wnan you S u b m it resu m e to: I'lcjvc he suic to •MaInKtinlonanco P L « ' *0f ftrat form on the Web donilonlrwadii. SolltnoM clijj* Mrndu/ilicclto: liOporator loborcareerlterl 4 -C orK re» cst 19862 Highway 30 iikludejimfrwnie, ‘MillOi at www.cal.edu/]obs jnwanleO Hems in ino ...... U-i)lld Fcilurrt 11idd(e»% ami the nuoLUf -Foodod IProcessing Finishers EEO/AA Cla.:ia»»ilod»t!XHy. 73Mtail crewrs. This position assists wook. Nico oflico. COLdrrvofs. • to perform lhe following duties: ists foremen wl organization & coor-cx 1-aund.V/ : individual lo p dInation of {obs. processessing work orders. Interacting Call 209-Sfl8-71fi2. Houi ling with clients, revkjwing workrk for (ouaekeeplng quality control, assistingng on jobs where necessary,y, &I ensuring the highest custoitom er Call 208-53»5441 t upervlaor.Aiso 1 'Schedulingtg CC rew s ^ sen/ice Is given to our clients.ciii The secondaiy focus oi al a s - ______ACTon------IA'*rP(eesek any shili. n is Pickup.;up appilcoiions al I drivers llcansijnse, comprehensive computer;ir service & rom m unicationion skills & some supervisoryy experience.e Bilingual Spanish^h/En- • Woivtflll or call idoslrabki mai factory 1729» Miller,fc Burley aptitude.I. excellente> oral and wrinen gllsh a plus. 2O0-324-S6ea oppllcanis havo or call:all 208-878-9474 | conimunicatlontlon skills, and b e ability lo lift, ; wim quosiions. mochanlcal nnd ' ------; t t ;------‘ I push a n dI pupull up to 100 tbs. Railroad ’ |i ' ' Purchflsing f & inventory SpeS peclBllst motnomallcol apiitudo. QENER/ istruction experience preferred.:}. 1 Oiir Administrattve/Nurseryory leam is seeking a dotall-orie EDUCATION WooHercompotiiivo Loglillc oriented person to head up purchchas* ,-i' ing and Inventory control. '■solary/bonodis. Full-lim jmighl travel may be raqulred.-i- ol. This position will b e responsi}nsible for ensuring th e timely orc)fder- An Qplitudo lost Pfogr.og.om s2 0 mlioi b e willing ’ lo subm it to pre- iI Ing. receiving, and distribtributlon ol orders for both our Bellevue and Ketchum Gar FoodlolNWol Poul hos SI0.7I0.75-Sll.50hr. QENERAL . Id your resume to 162 Glendalelale Rd.. Bellevuo, ID, 83313, Atlr,tln: somostor 8lonir>g Jon- ''®' Christine. Or e-mail a cop; u'ary. 2007. foqulfoa on oponlng lor lull- Sondondresumoto Badteckcountry Guide :opy to chrlstlne@ w8bbland.ccI.com. For more details, please3 visitv . our wobsile at wv maoiBf'9 aogfo®. ^llmo Feedlot Helper, phodoe Soldier M ountaintain is accepting applications www.webbland.com and seeee cour ad on Careorbulider. nmfcompletadutloa, ^Duuos Includo hoip hw :20 osillon of Lead Guide for our wim fooding, clooning Patt qualincationa, appll- « lo w c ats c al siding operation, ca.Won procaaa, and °o> pon. fopalr loncos 911 SI.Pre f nnd llghl mochonlcal Rd.She jssful applicant shall posses a form on tfia CSI Web Level II backcounlry guido’s atwww.cal.edu/Iobi ^work. Colt for.appoint- i • EEO/AA______!]]ment. 208^31-5371. EEO license, mlninilnlmum 5 years backcounlry ------guiding experiperlence, experience handling S S S^S Sn explosives,e s, a n d A dvanced Flrsl Aid, , I GENERAL WFFVFR, O EC , or Ef^T.

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Cruo»« procauingIng applk;ailon packot ______eOO-656-4414 - T " ' degr pto/il In Oooding la ------ofJaromm alala looking Mgree: three plus PROFESStOfONAL la ouiunlng raq. and - MISCELLANEOUS yei currantty looklnQ for dutloa can b« obtained MANlANUFACTURINQ (O' >n Acc yaara paralegal F u B : t K>utpati*nt J t w i n ^ f aL u L S MEDICAL ’ ' Locomotive experiance exp< with a A leohol/^u lop notch IncUvlduatsals from City H41I. Sp4.r,mgco..S f “ • " Y S irugCouh- wUIIng to work 12 hour Is accaollno ” qualis r " " - Conductor/Engineer busyjusy.hlgh-voluma. '" " t o r a wneeded. Mr Appllcotlon must ba tralnoea needed Ior legal li offlca: shtrta. ExporioncoICO aubmlilod by Monday, applSrafo?tt,. api . ■sin Sodal Twin Fans 4 Mini- exper Work.Paycl preforrDd, bul trainingIng Novombor 27.2006, ot follovblowing FT positions: JJl^JSJama Cassia areas. Musl «>tat will bo provldod to ino:ho Rathdrum Ctty Hall, tPM S r w w ’SS iw 1*™ ® accounling ax hovothoabUttyio ’ and ind resume right candkfaloa. Pay'ay locatad at .pre aimoiSTrVranftV mount 4 dismount ; Wloailm io n . OaUllrHi: atartlng at $10.00 parMr 8047 W. M»ln SL u>t U l S i I Centw Matartal Handlar w «hca f^anpatfia oqulpmonl ropotlttvoV ' Nov.ml)or30. Nc nour during 90 day«y Rathdmin. Idaho coneoptoletra OoAv* W arahouai poy and bi push, pun, and lift up ; Apt proballon boforo lull-J»- (200) 687-0261 cenlers m oor aro.roa. RN Part'ilma Clinical ,1089301 10 lOOibs. 4 wori Including mcl health PROFESSIONONAL atoly. Apply In poraon ■alar.com ^ * dogroo In nursing. at 7S4 N. CollagaM (MAINTENANCE I ' J M 12m o«r o r t a ! ? ?106-324.5191 * ! wrinon and vortul insurance insi and Paycho-Soci>dal R eh» oponding on position) Idaho liconso. communteatlon skills . rotlriiotiriiment. EOE. b llltiU ^Specialist S Rd.. Suita 8 . Twin IC Wanaadgood,d. Find complete duHaa. and Ihe ability lo > ' quoin Falla or claH 73$-S002S OSunBridge uolWledVotoran'a irIeS ey .SStartSIS- i ^KoohM li?' DiJSiSac 'A'a, quailflcBilona,ippl>. follow spodllc Prolerence.f S17hour.B/tBA degree. for moro inlormolion. I to cation proceaa, and c onial, lifo insuronw, • mon will ba RN'aALPN'alc directions oro required. . ' ______Call 206-87878-3350 — Malntance sibla (or loin our rasidonceICO. (orm on tha CSI Web Great career opponu- LABORERS vocation, paid hdl- Superior Door is sock-k. A s s is t a n t nalniananea at www.cal.adu/Joba nity, compomive wage o a i c [l e s ' ing Qatsga Door„ FulMlma Jdays, J 4 401k plan. andropoircair ol va/lad oxcoilom onl EEO/AA plus oxcelloni bonoftt . 'Inataltara. Must ttavo )plluik>ns availabia typos of dlo»diesol trucks. bonoflts Includlnjling ______packogo. Pre-employ- ID[nside S A dvertising SalesSi own tools & bo oblo to10 Contact Jim Archar SpaaraMfg Profafrad-ad 4 yoars haolih. dontal. 4A MEDICAL mont dmg lost. DUV. lant Sacurlly Otfic* diosat oxp. lift too »s., ond notQt 20S-734 8645 Of (p. fiAir brako vision insuranco. report 4 dnjg lost aro V^g} have h, an excellenl inside Advdvertlsing 2152 S. Uncoln cortifiod:j.hydrauik; hv alsoagroal40l(t1%) □ SunBr'idge roqulrod. Job do- bo olratd ol nolghis.S. apply In paraon 21 ales pan-tlme position oppDportunity Apply In porson al e40FUarAvaW. Jarom a, Idaho oxp a waiwelding pton. end CNA scripilon 4 oppllcatlon -u_|i' valiable with the South Idaho10 P re ss. 161 Trada S i. Twtn Falla, ID 83301 Spoaraiaan ' Must havea owown tools dasaos m houso. lor employment avail- 5 ^ , , I— EstuiC b u v^ill love this |ob if you enjoy: Twin Falla or call u.io»»»nuMr/emp>oyw 4 CDL. Fuil-tJmoFull Apply In porson «iot R N /L P N able ot www.watco- ?34-4eS7 ------' positionon * with TWin Falla Full-ilme or companiee.com bonoflia 4 vavacation. Car* Canior Part-time Vortilng with a variety ol accountmts, I Hours 11am1am-8pm'. 674 Eaatland Or AM, PM. Noc ^UMBERS . I hsipieiping them promote and build' theirth Sandrosunjsumo to TVrIn Falla, Idaho Uconsod Journey. -busiru sin e ss *S ystam a 83301 men (S26-S32) 4 ‘Makleaking recom m endallona and Jam St — C ontact S ,Brenda Atfamt Apprenticeo, 2-3 SUflguggesllons to their advertising B o e li Twin Falla.a. ICID 63301 MEDICAL yoars exporionco nrofli 208-734 8645 or rogram s MECHANIC: Uagfe VaSty Womei ($ffi-S25) rtoodod . nluiTdlng ^ c relationships with currentmta n d s apply in person in Hoiloy/Sun Valloy ° , 5 Ot Looking loifUlDositkin fill | Heaimciit\ie it 9w custom ers l> e le a (or a Fort mo 640 Filer Ave W. oroa. eonoliis. Vor1w ------— ast.paced. fun environment N 0m 1 HIRING!!!!! , ■ MISCELLANEOUS o lg n s jiU s Slanaging i multiple projects a n d wiworking Twin Fall 301 witnclUr deadlines Attn Kari . / / i i S IPORTRArr SALES 'Seiiireiling and making commissioniI G I F T S G E R H MECHANIC — OJon Mills. 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'ou friendly, creatiy "O'"* .Sign On Bonus Experience preferred bul Is noilot ______Qiroci Care S7. to 9101 ' •Woldor-stainloss Iho oroa selling our ^ Qvajvorking-in-retait a i l ? ------■ — o t n s r ‘tan -.^^oncruiu; - -portmrtsr - Mashhavg — n e ^ w r InOivWuois w/sign le top newspaper organizations i M M hanIla n lc language start oto0 Carponter strong salos back. >ne ti s in tha higher wogo DOE.£ , •Form Manager ground. rolioble counountry a n d work in a friendly, (ununfilled Responsilsible for the day to5 cday FolMlma PosiPosition Qroat Bonofiis-Musust •Moat Culler aulo. good rels. ond d c epanm ent, mail yopr resumTie e ability to travol openerations to include:i; Must bava toottools, oxp hovo drivors licenso»o 4 .Call Program Mgr. a n d cover letter lo: vanilvo car Insuranco. Assla!WI . • ovomighi roguioriy. Kimm PF a tte rs o n - A dvertlaing DireIrector Scheduling,:m erchandising, diliisplays, m m lanceT c porsons w/dovolop- Wo oflor great bon- South Idaho Pres^ 'P/T Scaib Houso montel disabilllios tc 30 East Main, Buriey, Idaho h93318 i financial1 rreporting, and exce• C e l l e n t ^VagaDODOE achieve groator indoicjQ. 'Ski Resort ?a>,C'"issi «oi guest service Bonotlts indlinclude pondonco. Apply at •COLA, 10 4 UT exponsos and 0 ^ . modlcal,, dentaldor 4 Incluelon South, Inenc. •Raii-Car Silo Mgr. 'generous salary plus comm, siruc- X I paU vacalacallon 1411 Falla Ave. #20208 •Aceoontoni 1 Locatad In iha Locui luro. Great Eoming MSiithUiliPres l M 735 Overiand Ava i $229,848J to start ly at Orova Buslneaa Potoniiaii Cali Deb . Apply •» • Burley. ID I i800-851-2510 oxt. “7T h # P aper You Como Homo To' E x p e rrience i e Rating Possibi b l e 257 S too100 E Park Twin Falla, ID . Cali 678-4040 ■ Jaroma,ldi, Waho 83301 I 1373. 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Pay is 8om-12nm I for tho polonlal, phco $1,000,000 Sal& Sa: Sun 11-3pm. | M | H | ’ s B o V h r DOE. Pick <4am Tnick unload* full-iimo and nppHcotlons for rt-timo posilkxis. ! Mini-Casslala oroa.or FMEiHomaM/wy 2771 27 4** Ave. Eaat I K n V l u Q n application at ofs $7.50 por hour. coch' S185.500.490-0655 l a | H | a iSSho Cafatarla of • ’ Apply In porson ot f 'tfSdifforonliolfor rS ; WALKING ROUlouTEs ATIMES- ffoufa Wood Rivor Valley. Magic VaV ^OC 10-6 shifts. ' (Moa>SaL Dellv Prico $90,000 1611 Blue U kea VIN FALLS BfadNTwinFaJIa Contact > RT. tB3; Ruport . N E W S randa Adama I E to K Stroet & 4 CotfttShopBikttyn OPEN r H O U S E K B i n f f “ CLASSIFIED Wood Rivor Vailoy, Nov.no i r a n d 12^ i j H i i m j i Profiiablo. good cash now. f 1 f am fo 4 pm ’ twroom*.TO. 3 J biilu. 3 ca>'gir«r. kjui rmim. familyi; n> /• ™ I lor AM. 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For I Information , ^ r th ? 206-731-631-6255 Of^OBTUMTT Ui McCarri^ i> j ixmwdnwd Krjikf in ihr MJlr c,| |.tit»i. ^ 1 EQUAL HOUSI„a • garage, Sowiooih froo inlormalionn I Call260-07S4 www.mogicvoUeyhomo ^ ■rr Oistncl. $171,250. OtiihnI Kr»lnuu]!^>nu!n>.'Ihinni:ilhKrl..j(»iiAln>ruiiirMi>|.iulrM i:ill MA I about avokiino timo volues.com - OPPORTUNITl)SING Call 435-421-9090 ~ jml iiirnilirt ijilir )Vi«iinu (ixiiHdiil<.d«IKr4li«nu>I.Iil» mo I SHOSHONE 160 aao _ All real •ttale nd\ i _ stiaro ion b«M w e S O u i ^ a ^ d down ‘ r Washinglon. d!c.C. 1 both. SS95.000. ■ TWIN FALLS Log " ■ w/oxtros. Lg, r#c*. cotor. cebQon I 20580 or a;ll Iho0 .> Call Anthony 731-9800 ^ 1: mod tub. tiled honocap, )<«nilial t ~ 7 3 3 * 6 m li? w i ^ " I Notional F.oud1 Triple 7 Realty ^Cabin o n 'O N ^ cro . jusi minutes from 'way. tiiod gas or nai«n«l ongin 1 lolube.net/fS5873 . D E ^ ' Intofmatlon Contof, E lO P E R S . .~i TWIN FALLS S159.000 titowni $179,000 3 ace. Umlnoto mioniioo 10 mako l*800-a76-70e0.0. .■ 5 bdrm., 3 both, 2060 Ebdrm 2 bath, 2 cor m greal kiictwn. ' luch piolcienM b ; —^ sq.n. Lg. cloon homo jgarago, InckJs op- Sized, covorod ton ot oitcnmuv I narniniiiiii'H i loncod. pror6s- TamiUfti statu* kKi 6 0 2 . Wllh 0 porfoct layout, pis. p Bring all offorsl fvnaiion. K------i f l H H i large tot & ' fenced f Ily landscopod cf^iMren undor-lh# Mortgage o r Professionm a ls I Reallors Wolcomo TWINFALLS ' " : Homes For Saleue bock yard. Oont worry 2701 2 E. 3700 N. ack yards. Low ol la tMig wim p« :. non-through or leool cusiooian;!'• 1 *9® Won cared for house — about having compa- _Call208.73;:9576 c | C j f o dId d J. M u rray I B E B 8 O'Loory/Mom- nani women tna paronispi In Gfoni Locotloni 3 ALBION WANNA 0E1QET ny over whon you Iwo ^ pcofl- bodroom 2 bath. M AWAY? 4 bdrm.. : TWIN FALLS Musl C o Sarpark 'S Cirde. OrenunderlB,I people Bonus room coukJ bath homo locatod or room for. ontortaimng „ 'ocerui- bo another bod­ Oi!ce:(2(208) 735-0102 | 3 9 j i i | ,-,,2 or lust roloxing In tho aee. ! Totally romod- $189,500.500. Call 734- 1/2 ocro In HIstoilc olod 3 bdrm, 2 balh. 2345 bror 4404-9020. Th>» newtpopec wi room. $207,000. . Albion. Just minuloi Sun. KkJ & pet friend- Cell:(2((208) 471-0608^ gj,, iy. isnl It limo to como 1222 , ‘ sq. ft,, on lust ------• knowtnQJy ocoopl MLS#98269947. from Pomorollo ski undor W ocro. Fully tw im fa\LLSLL! Reduced winoi Coll for more Inio rosod. City ol cocks, homo? Coll 308-07031. Vl any Susie Richardson ’'" ’(j Got your oiler In bo- landscaped wilh auti j,o WO.^ Ready to S S o n « 1^ pdmo hunling ano sprinklers, curbing, lg m « o h lG Aaaoclate Broker Visit us at WWvww.mortgageprosv.com fishing aroalM SoHor loco tho Community inlGorpoousS f j j Barbocuo /Open fenced S bach yard, Ig bdrm 2bi2 bath home, lonrM ihniw. Our Canyonside Realty Is VERY Motivatodll reby n- Inc. 206-42(^765 HOUSO Sol.. Nov. i r , ■ " )od lloors. now oweaing* advonat jP ------1 Bring ALL Offorslll B r'io k ir^ ''" ’ w'e'sl ‘ y kitchen, now mn ncwwapw 150,000. Jflson Nul­Nr'i. . lrom l2PM toSPM . $149,000 By Ownor. laed n ling/ Gold Star Roolty )ms. carpollng. o" *" « jaity TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm 2 731-9316 73 or 731-9319 “ S arol U & plumbing. (208) 514-0114 bath. By Ownor, Now — 1 equal iced backyard. S rw ^ H U D T rt ------carpol, appls, RV oc- TWIN TWl FALLS Now cus- AMSTERDAM tom built 3 bd/m., 2 le conago siylo wioptxxw iwmbei one of thes!se homes bi coss. S102.900. 1550 IOI no on quiol 600469-9777, HMeHe hcul t and n d Aspon. Coll 206-326- bam ba homo on 1.3 - H Could ( ontlal slxeot. Ton-iroo leiepi ffonani tto n with127 27 5H7or53g-l342 ac •e e hocnef numOor torffw riM a a o s. Curfonily hos 5 bodrooms. Closo” lo TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., „o $139,900.210.284 Toylor. Jw "'* '' '• «»-i oor to ^ gr dreamtt , •306-4477 I ______Jackpot. Would bo 2 balh, 2 cor garogo rerkiicr-w so, ,^;;!^’! i | the dc groot bod and broak<,ak- and 32 x 24 shop. ory orv coDlnots and 1 . . last homo. S23S.OOO00 1.25 ocros. sociudod breoklosl bn bar. 3 cor TWIN FALFALLS notghbochood. incrod- abi NELSONN Iblo viow. All now ond r 21 a r s r T S updated insido. Must $329,000.t y Call 206- REALTY LLCC -soil. $209,900. . Call 326-4043 321 / 316*7220 t n r ’^ Tgl 734-3930 206-737-9201. _ ----- TWIN FALLS Z* bdrm.. TWII-WIN FALLS ' Now BUHL 2 bdrm., 1 bath,ath. 2 balh, 1600 sq. ft. Homos Hoi No Monoy loncod yord. doiochodrwd . ' monulocturod homo. Do' I car gorogo/shop,lop, Qoso 10 goll course unc Sale By OuTicr! One of a kind! S46.500.30B-3232', $95,000 656 Calloway $762/mo $7< 6.0^i APR. UpRIipuradc.s, re a d y (o rnoN u in. — -_Ct_Call734r4101-. 30 yis Londscoplng In1 doKlrablud( neighborhood. Incld. Chooso your 3 ' bdrm-s. baihs. I BUHL " I' TWINFALLS4bdrm.2 'T? Woll kept, bftck. 3 plan & colors. Free Clinrmrm lnKI & w ell b u ill S23D .900. 3 both brick homo. Info KfJ wvnv.TwlnFoil • : im4.5Bath 26S0SSO SF 4 Bedroom S B o th T ^ H bdrm, 2 bait) homo10 . Sav/toolh Olst. Market , 7, 2087S{adIum Blvd. on North Moln. Ono s2oroDown.com or 1- . ClU a lll for appt. 208-735-9693 ’• 3S00.SF4 Bedroom ‘ ^ H 98245678 $359,500 VI Voluo SI 67,000; moil- 600-603-6339 ^ IDf103 L _ _ _ ^ lovol, lovoly ddcof.X. valod$159.850. _ MLS# 98249511 $5Hw 1 Workman 3084045 formal dining room. — Jell Duggan 308-78S!519.000 MLS# Pfotty yoid. covorod5 R [ r = 1RICHFIEL palio. S145.000 '8SS ■ ■ ■ blllW. ■ - 1.700+jqusELD BUHL foot home 7 ocro mini ranch a g g g L j '- '- h withJtach< with 2 bdrm. 2 bath p n t e onched mlg.‘ Homo, wolkoul rWIN FALLS Nowor fllllBCTWflBffiBI HBff basomont. Quiot homo in Conyon couniry IMng, idoal Trolls’ Subdivision. w B w r^e.i for horsos or catllo. TW IN^^^^^ "j"4 bodrooms. 2 » SI79.000 4 bodrooms, 2 Vi both baths, bai wilh ollico NEW I.700*- KIMBERLY home In a spoctoc-' , spaco.spi 2.000 sq It.’ Jquarefooc. Now 1580 S().fl.. 3 ular sub'd. 2,300 I AwosomoAm family, home on bdrm. 2 baih mfg.3‘ sq. It. w/bonus room ' neighborhood. nol ' a city Iol Homo 01 Friondly1/ and oil tho oxtra 194!949 Canyon Tralli $130,000. Vinogo. REDUCED0 upgrades.------Way.W« $255,000. TO 567.0001 Sawtooth School ’--- : Catl Ci 208-946-5196 | FinandnjicIngAvallable ♦ 2Q8-324-0020 HOLUSTER Dist. RV potking i ------M. SF4 Bedroom ISBathC W Enjoy Couniry Living and privoto wolking ' H n - — I 3900. SF 6 Bedroom: ^fl98247i27 $1350.000 H H on hall-on-ocrol 4 .poths. $296,000. ; bdrm. 2 balh. 1S60 I 1547LavmdeleDr. B ii ^ 1 Bin Workman nOtMO 3600.:I Duggan 308-7855 B H #q.*i. mig. homo. { Call aOM te-0967 , I— ------TV Wl N II l'\l*« Eosy commulo to M045 MLS n Twin or Jachpot. Thh brand-new 2,612LU sc A Jeff Dl NEW PRICEl ITWINFALLS ' I — ft.high-qualityhofneha $116,000 4 bedroom, 3 bath with CAREY For saio by owner. f l 3.000 sq. It. homo Brk:l(. 4 bdrms. full cuttom details throughou bsml. Outbuildings, wllh vinyl skfing & U j views, peacolul & motal roof. 5 bdrm., ■ S E B I Vou'n guaranteed scenic. On 6.3 1.75 both, shop. ^ ^ 9 to be Impressed! acros. hooiod pool, hoi tub | & and sprinkler sys- MlSI9a271562 tom. Booutllul mo- ■ R $339,000 luro landscaping on .5 acres. $275,000 [HwviwmTOl{flatMltil3lt.cpni ^ JeHBIIdI Bllck/280-2600 * Valerie HanlB/4a-flg Call 208-734-3397 . ^ ----- TWIN FALLS Attention ^ o |i j 1* time homo buyers VC ountry Livingl g ...W ith AH T/ie Extras! '. Sq Fi 6 Bedroom 3.5 ^ Ih and investorsi 3 bdrm. :/ 2100«SF3Bvdroom; ;« 98275043 $675,000 K B 1.5 bath. In grool loca­ m tion. RV polking. Ig ...... Lets MLS » 98236108 $269, 5200./M Sq cCurdy 3 0 8 ^ shod. Nood to soil, ' Jason McCurdy-731-2i2G9.900 B j H MLS«9J Buying a new home?J mako ofler 736-1726 11-2686 JudyM< Nood an to comple- • mont your purchaso?, TWIN FALLS Couniry » living, 2000 sq.ft.. 4 b . ES J Fill It wilh orl^lnol & II ono-of-a-kind work- bdrm., 2 bath. 1 ocro, 7 mllos SW ol TF. * OOnly .Minuies Friim T^iin Fulh & Jerimcromc " I " ------' , Visit tho Full Moon Clove Til Majtir Ciilf Courses Oallory of FIno Art al, 2662 E 3500 N. • Cl ' $189,000. Coil 306- • N.Natural Gas ' I 132 Moln Avo S. Twin Foils 504a or 734-9503 ^ 3L U SH E R C onstructionN C ompany - 644-1541 ! ■ »evryNleId SbarottTM FRealtor f Realtor f — ' Jennifer McCombs BEAUTIFUL HOME!I E ! K . ------Cell 308-3737 C«U42(MW)4 . *~—I Realtor lbs Jauon Reeve« Devi In JniraMc nonlicaM lucatiun . Cell 948-9606 Realtor K 1 j'TWIN FALLS l I H nil nicc oak kiiclicn. over CcI13l)fl-3[)l8 Cell -.HEYBURN 4 bdrm, 2 ! Gorgoous acroago I 2.4(H) M(. n . 4 hcdrcK

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Move in roadyl < LY 3 bdrm. ♦ 734,>m.A(){nn.2(H9iq. and SOVIOO'nuimochino aouth. zoned rosidon- - 2 2 2 2 i » ______' 'using i s in ihls news- J« » jg P 9)l l3 306-6127. t . 3 bedioom. 2 boUi, b R..hlcki>ryOaon.lile.|iUe.i(raniie.bpooit. Kivm.fonn39a0iq n acros. 3 bodroom. 2 ■ only 208-733-0039 on)n race,i color, roll- 13 TWIN FALLS AAvail M B O iai^sj Uaberir. S269^»W5«62S3ao M ------balh. Property )ion. sox. handicap, ! TOP DOLLAR Jor 3 Id. 2 i l ^ n. SHOSHONE SIO . backs up to BLM amiiiat status, or TWIN FALlALLS $tSOO H ill $575 4 W « M* CAFO dairy torlortoaso.^ tt land. Call lor moro I and 2 bodroom lational origin or an ' moriih. LarjLargo 3 iMd- S o r'w afo r 4 sari IcaULexiRRoth30»4944 ' - J Froa olalts, rapid mobile homos ,ninr onita< apid exit. inlo'maiion mention to moko room. . 2 t m 1s aulo lake oil.}l(. outo Call 208'2e0-07s4 Colj 206-410-2332. ^nymy such proloronco 206-734.141?, “ »■ “ S ' S tZ " »— ------bach (lujh. In ------mowed. 423-5437 7 |HW :RlTPKR!a)snu^( in . lino imitation or discnml- TWIN FALL5VLLS 1 bdrm ■. ■ U B t f a i U cootor, CIP syssystem. TWIN FALLS 15+/-Z TWINFALLS/ 'iT,'!:ation. -Fomilial sto- isgg 4 fFlier Ave TWIN FALLS beauiIUIA jI t')uiU(‘j«ec(l lioniL* Hllli13 3 hcdrnoms.1 manure sopareparaior. acros in paik tiko sot- KIMBERLY 'E-Z If down’ 'E-Z paymonts’ . JS Includes chikfron g a it $42525 ♦■ dep. No ’ h o m in 2 iKittLS niul n pH tlbl IklsiiKLsirnicnt. Double 6/dooblobto 112. tlr>o wilti ?pnng wator indor the ago ot 18 pots, water/Itor/yard caro Suchahan. 3 b;bed- Call 2oa<;o»62ih6282 fights. Rock Crook: U o«„ 4,0 2332 n r lol Iit'liimI lliLshomcm e can l)c ving with parents or providedJ 420-0125.42< 2 ^$S)0' ■ I runs throuoh property. — month + $500 di piiix'luiscd for an additloi) jgal cusiodion; llomil$:U).0()0. TWIN F A L L S ^ Catt Dob lof into 260-'• Kirognofti women TWIN FALL2^LLS 1 bod- COII206-731-0919r • Add II) your rc^il csuilcc erem pirc vvlili 79 ■ Acre tarm,m, po- 25S5. Real Estate ^;nd people securing room. 1 I W aW r'^'pad' TWIN FALLS Buffuff 4 :i mulil-faniil> dwclUiie or lontlQl dovolopin ustody or children 0>«>y. Wat = NELSONI ■ .. Sndor 18. S**00 montrlOnth' ♦ S300 .*-5 bath, p,pets $i{7.5(N) MI.S#9S2766:6 6 3 1 H • W ^ m souitt o( downio doposit. 2 i£ posil. H m w I TF. 3 bdrm...2" b REALTY LLC NEW CO. In area S“a? 2 l” 7®35V5l?’'5 , buying all typos ol real I 1700 sq.rt. hor 01 "knwmS"/ ac" TW'N PA<->-5 il-op/rX ”: . 734-3930 osiato. Any pnco. any '‘■'’ bath ‘^uli TWIN FALLS Col-< cond. last close. W any advoclBino J J ” ' 875 ' ' Eastland ■"c 5 2 babath. i. .7 9 WANTED: 10 to 40 >ood- TFCC. acros vyith watar Eric 206.731-5745. (^^^1 ivailnblo Nov. “ PP'' Oarago. w « Call Ken Roy 73]31-6665V V V ^ Call208-539-g42wi-riPi 10 mo ♦ $400 5’P^O' 0“S hoat. •2420. shares in Kimborly" Of 1000 ' Honson area tor small 6 2 1 ' IT smokino/pots backyd. $ 10i • ^ t o i 7 6 CENTRAL LOCATICTION I lorm, Unhsiod propor­ Manufactured io>mga impoirod is: NOSMOKINIKINQ/PETS • ol«* 3 bodioom.n. 2 Located at 6 0 1 L iI0-927-827S. ^ BRAWLI,WLEY S7S0 month.ih. ♦ ■ . 600 9" Ave. East ' = = PROPEflnRTYMGT S4W dopo^l. Wot/oter Jerom e Furnished Homes filer•R 1.5 bdim., just 734-561-5661 paid. 208-212-1678'8 AgetKy Bid S99.350 < ------romodnodoled country EVES DAVE 7 Approlsod Ot i/E 731-5661 TWIN FALLS Urgoj 23* JEROME $950 mo. 3 homo,Tie. 1/3 milo north t.$ bodioom. 2 bath. G( SI12.000 bdrm., 2 bath on ol Ooi Gos TRUSTEE SALE incla Brand heat. Lawn caro & wa-w; Joromo Goll course. SSOO r year LafKl Tltlo A Escrow. Furmshod or un(u>- 2836 c lo/pots nog.. provKlod. I yoi Inc. mshod. Coll 734-1401 — : m 2 both 2 'oaso. No pols/smolnok- 237NonnUr>eoln ------FILER:r J2 bdrm.. I balh, car gaiagiiioflo and lf>3. S800 month + d06- 733-0931 ext. 2 l208-73f0919 ■ housosS435435 to $900 734-7437 or 420-602025 TWIN FALLS 4-Plox lor - - FILERR CCounlry 3 bed- TWIN FALLS Now dtdu- salo by ownor. 6g 0 2 roornn with family TWIN FALLSLS 2 , bdrm. plox. 3 bdim. 2 baitath. $259,000. Call (or do- , Unfum lthed Home* room.II. S600/mo plus W/0 hookupikup. hugo I* month froo wilhh 1 tails 866-460-7630. .1— depositosil. Credit chock loncod backyard, bi yoor loaso. 73t-452121 TWIN FALLS Ouplox In refoioncos roq. S550 -f S55050 dop.G Call ...... arker Realtor* 208-731-6255 quiol noiflhborhood. 2 BLISS 4 bdrm.. 2 e ', s p ------modolod 1 bodroon' lovol. 2 bdrm.. 2 both b.ith. mitk barn. _:all 543-4371 TWIN FALLS.S 2 2 bdrm. 2 wmor paid. $42!4^5 ' units. Oas. wator 00th school, monih ♦ $300 doposil horse corrals, shop f iler .0. >sit. hoator« AC. Nowgns r " irport. WO. Call 206-212-1678 T o p : Tracoy Miller {Loann 0:Ollicer), Betty Stimpson (Oporaloralions M anager). Vicki Hernandc on 4 acros, pots Ok. ^drm. inao2 fufnacos. Enclosod Easy school and mo 1' I DW. contral tw in (Processor). DOanneBailoyliloy (Processor). Korslon Dahlll {AdrTimlstrativc{^ Assistani). car ports with storago. Ireeway access. mq ' ' pets $600. ^“Fil0r/E05l° FU FALLS Nowty ro smoKing/peis. 308-81 18-6841 modeled 2 bdrm.•m.. Kim Sholloy-Huiloy (Loanin COlficof) Large deciis & tonced S650 por mo. + so- muj, yards. SteS.OOO. Call t have rels & pro- — ----- lownhouso, W/CV/0 M iddle: R az S alazar {Loan cuMty dap. Catl v«Je cr ja n Oilicor), Scott Marlin (Branctnet! Manager’ Loan Ollicer) 208-520-2692. crodit & back- TWIN FA U.8 S 2 2 bdrm.. hookup, foncod bockick- I Bottom: Ocb Drake (Loanan (Olticcr), Lu G osar {Loan OllicUlicer,Transaction Parinor).. rnd info. 308-1816 I bath cuio,ajio, cloon yofo, $475 rtw. 1 6 1 5 L ------houso wiinviin lorgo $475 dop. No polsDts. Corinne Long (Acnninlstralivralive Assistani) ' GOODINDING Nico (lower garago and 1 Comrnerckil Property r Td parking, call 209-260-2965 • • • • • « • ■ I 2 bdrm.Irm. duplox, $500 incts. appls.Is. Several — >p. Coll 206-934- roni ■ and TWIN FALLS * <*«P- U - B efore you nm ake a 30 Yea:ar C om m itm entl i t TWIN FALLS Indus- Brand e new houso In 59911 oror 961-4024 options. Call!?I206-7“3S^ 2 WHO can help YOU Inoi propony.. 1.87 now subdivision. 3 ip o n u c jtalls rent your rental? , acres. Ig old houso .MH 3 Mm, , Call our Hom e Loa.oan Professionals lor•aG a ood Faith Estimate. bdm> . 2 baih, largo currontly ronlod. kitchen, largo lamily . heat utility pold. TWIN FALLSj T 2 s ; r r S260.000 room, ovorstrod 2 poiklng,’^6S0 no 1 bath, yard,rard. $550 C a n ! 435-229-0243 or car garogo. Control 'smoking. mo. T'. last,:t. dt deposit & 733-0931 ext. 2 • 450 Loan Piogranrams 435-229-3386 AC/hoot. S875/mo. ME 4 bdim. 1 credit chock.Ck. 346 4" MnM*mtfll«..il*,.• 1009^ Investnienirnt Properly SHOP lor salo. • • • • • ■ • • Jason 3 b«h. po. Furnished Apts. 4.400 sq. tt. all . L S ” ' LS. slool building, '• ~ ME 3 bdrm,, 2 month ♦ $3001K’i.S And Duplex • S495 Negotiatedd Tille1 & Escrow lee fo)r r: refinances 3-phaso powor. BUHL 2 bodioom: I kjg cobin. marty Call 206-212-H Industrial aroa. °bath, carport. S450 ___ TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm.m. month ♦ S450 deposit, cnn ^s. $600 month. jyVIN FALLSLLS 2.5 noor CSI, all uni. in- in- S300.000. ? Wrm., no« Cell 20^S_39-4061 Call ^ 208-234-2566 or iw carpoi. eluding HBO. Show- • Refinances basedjd on Apprised Value (II day< alter purchase) 206-219-2337. JEROME Imoloum. timo, no smoking/ig/ i. No pots, pots, $475 dop. Coll:oll 6 1 6 BUHL i i 3 bdrm, homo ^>0™ s t., t «75n.0.732.!32-5406 . 734-0414 evenings. • One TiiTie C losee CConstruciion (Based on Appraisal) lor rom. S475M10. Evorgre« Vacation Property/ " Barker RoBllort' bdrm..i.. < 2 both, sopa- TWIN FALLSS3 3 1bdrm, 2 6 0 4 T l r o w i S h ^ s • Call 543-J371 fO'O 'lO"don. hvuig room. bath. 1“ mom ______large boibock yaid. $950 • wilh 1 yoar ».T.leat c“ Unfurnished Apte.8. • Lock your Inicrccresl Rales in while yoyou Look fora Home! ARIZONA WENOEN BUHL 3 bodioom, 2 mo. +♦ ddop. Coll 206- 208-73t-452l bath, mobilo homo, no 410-1551 p ______A n d D u p t a For Salo. Furn mobilo ------TWINFALLS homo on 50x100 lot P* UE NO BANK 3 bdrm., 2 bath.» S200 0flH nrt-' HOW DID FIRST IIOIlORIZON BECpMETHEIE #1 LENDER IN UM HO?Q ., • Call 208-637-6092. ^ LIFYINGI L « u e appls.. W/D ho J 2 ! ± 2 i 2 i L ------n lo buy. 3 bod- AC. $650 ♦’S do S : Monih. Hem-:- ■ • A eonitnitnienl to oiir diem s to lake thee limel lo find ilie right ■ 6 1 8 • gnBUHL Largo 3 bdrm.. 2 room 1 balh.I Staiting Call 280*18M809 l f f lR I |n ! ll! ! ! 9 Mobile Homes both. » 2-sloiy homo at S600 r . prosirams lo meci their long (erniI financialfi needs. near schools with Call 201 ™ ,N 5 3 bod- n m m n g i l i gi BUHL t998 Champion ' loncod '« yord 'Ond ------room 1 bothh homohe in Como see how 0 t6' X 66'. 3 bodroom. O'garago. SS70/mo. ' JEROMEME smoll 1 bod- 'fio country.^ Po:l^ ls wei- iiioslylo unltko any 2 both. S13.000. To Barker Reallort room 1 l balh, I rocontly comol $550^rfonm. irli oiho,.t«n6o,<»,slsl sisy In Buhl patk. Call Call S43-4371 romodoKSoled. Appls. in- . doposil. 326-541 — Cludod. 206-543-6348 — tw in fa l lS s 3 bod- Fealuring: 5 5 F I R S T BUHL Nico 2 bdrm. dop. 211 2 bath.Ith. 2 car ’’ StKlroom Honws BUHL Price reduced. ww/gorago. appllancos. Coll 206-08-543-8256 1648 .sq It mobilo la iced yard. ■Control large loncod yord and ■ ------ry School Conditioning 2 GHORIZCON. homo. $35,000. Call mmoro. S510/mo, |i------. I Noor Otoary S Anglo at Prudoniial sking/pots. ;Oi»hwa^or/Olsposolll Barker Reallort ; >«v4 $600 dop. •Solcony/Pailo Idaho Homos and Call 54»4371 f $950mo“^°$» All Things Financiic/a/. Properties 731-9631. — I Call 208-404-351-3544 -Communiiy Contor BU9UHL Roomy 2 bdrm. ------Storage units TWIN FALLS 3 Call one of ourif w/appliancos. garago S 3 bod- And Much M ore..', ond moro. S450/mo. room.' 2 bath.llh. 2 car homele loan professionala /s to d ay / R e a d T h e Barker Reallori K Ak QG Properly , . No Gleneagle* Senior Call S43-M71 Mana s. $895 Community .’ i '" ° -"tiop. 735-1'35-0473 1646 Hariison St. N; Classifieds >08) 733-0!) 9 0 0 :DEN 3 bodroo'm.. I Whereere landlords I TWIN FALLSr 3; KnH 206-.735-0306 . (2( 1 bath, nice big ; and intfie/ianfs I rooms, 2 bathilathl^Si CALLTOD^It- "" Every Dayl -g• spacious yord, 31S ; como.Tta logolher 1 okay. $575 mormonth * I j ^ : Idaho SIreet. Coll ; Cali20S208-73^657D $300 doposit.)Sit. X all. ^ • — ______' sc206-306-6972 H - I J 208-212-1676'8 I______

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I M B - N E W i i U S S I F l E C E P A R tM E N OB-734-5531 P-M Thw»«w», TWnbiftllt.ldito ft Sinln;Nonfflberl2,:L2.2006 6 0 4 ^ 6 0o 7 7 ^ m ^ k n ^ ' A p t sI. . IftifuiDMiodApti. onMIeoAndlWal Hdmind A n d P u p l e i _ AndDupta ____ S u nIday t C ro s s•w \ ord E d i t e d b yy W V ayne R obert William:f n s * FILLYS 2) 7 ntonthrr oid TWWFALLiTbdrmrTT TWIN FALLS Nowly re- ' TWIN ^ FAI I 4 )0 oad). 1) 1 TO PSPIN B.*rt.Jl«n and Unda Bushman, ChicChicago, llllnola bolh. doon. duplox. ly $400. CoD X. modolod 1 bodroom. Otflo 2114 , 1 2 3 5““p ro™ rr"p5"T3~* 14 I ts Ito 117 118 lie $750 + dop. AvailMl with rrrige ond rofrig.. 31 now. No p«la/srnoklng>g No pets. Inquire a t Several Se< Locotlons. HORSE 3 year oto reg- _ Hi ■ 20e-420-4729 _ 503 3^ Ave E. Hammack Werod APHAPHA Boy 5 ' TWIN FALLS 3 txirm.. ManagemenL gekting. biglig ojand beau-, . . ______2 both. $625 mo. f -. TWIN FALLS Me* eixe 206-734-4339 5 Wul. greenn bnbroko. tots *3 dor locoiions Coll lor HORSE OISPEISPERSAL 59 ” 63 rent. 2 bdrm. 1 Dolh, details 734-4120 . |n tJPERT j p | Commor- Thofoughbfsdibfsd, Ounr- toffigaroior, stovo, ------daldal retail spoce for $4gs*s400dop. 186; TWIN ■ FALLS studio sok)ak) or loaso. Smoll Sttillons.BiBrood- Campy 868-4fl0-7630J apt. noar downtown. npoiiportmonts in boci<. ™ro3. Young - Appls. ond all utilities Mbllubiic ond privoto Colto. Collar m TWIN FALLS APTS. paki. $310 * dop. bothlolh. lorgo lot. $500 l«os ond price 541 Borah Avenue Coll 208-293-5793 mo.no. or $46,000 to ersMofkot.42 --- botwoon I0am-8pm. pure W eil paint poJ stud “ “------■ ------SS75 ♦ $575 dop. U i very gonlkJ0 w/mojos,w. ■ 5 No smohinypots. No pots, $365-$48S le $300 ea. — — 217 Unlverilty Ave ,206-734-6600 IN FALLS Grool to- Either horsesirses ovoil ” “ ■“ ■ || | p 3 — i t p — ^ “ ““ ” ”- 4 n 2 bOfm, 1 balti. _ tionl Building for 368-4458 }for 308-4122 30 _ _ _ klichon oppl. W/D, TTWIN FALLS Upstairs, 'ease,UO. approx 800 sq ------)T " “ " " p e oioe h90t. AC, 5550 roomy, t bdrm apt. In Tho Tf old Fot Rol HORSE regig Quorob i * $550 dop. No Ihomo, nice oreo. Totlocitloo, purple building moro.■Zoros to2 IM “ — — ■ $400 $300 dep. No ‘n SouthSo* Park. $800 Fantasy*. S5 yearsyoi old. Veel^roperty Ipots. 208-410-0538 SSOO00 dop.I 731-6255 ' $600. 208-436-430.9490. ^ Manogemenl - ■ T i r ” ” "” Its 117 ttB Lyle 0 731-6569 T N FALLS Groat re- HORSES ! 2 & & 4 vrs I TWINFAU^.... I 1 tocoilon. formony olds, ctoud colccolor point' T iT ” 122 123 . 124 Mf'doalership, 564 • fl«Wlng stanooanod owo- ■J TWINFALLS I lln Avenuo South, some •»H projtprojecL 13 ------fi FINESTII SSM,SO/mo. 539-1246 poinl 3 hands.nds. 11 yr Spocious 2 bodroom ------.okl buckskinkin brood ^ ^ FAWNBflOOK 2 both. With gated TWIN APARTMENTS N FALLS wore- moio, has bo1600 g porking. 1 for fo rent. 3000 sq other avail 54! Collorvlsiliodayt <357 Blue U kes Blvd. n $9( ACROSS 73 Suppiicotton 13(130 ’Deoth on i Polo 53 Bleakoakii==i ' 93 Conainstze $900. 6000 sq ft isove msg ' 647 Fownbrook Avo. Call 208-544-2432 w«h 1 ______1 Country rotrootot 75 Wise, noighoor Horse* palntor 56 Police>llce KO garmonis Hondicop accessible L ------$2000SooWibSs^hSIl?* Woll broko . 6 Aviation bronchcn 76 Horrowparts DOWN brood(oadcasis 94 Sucker TWIN FALLS/ by applppl. Pool 731-9545 fw™®*-'ies. nde or 14 Skier's mil>ou 78 Harass for 1 Morol falling 58 Tronsl:onsii mop 96 Sty sound ' KIMBERLY ’E-Z . pack, 5 -11 yrs old. 2 20 f^uch loss cordi.rdial payment 2 Desktop imogo listingling '96 Knucktod undeKlor down*'E-Z poymonts* 7I 0 1 geklings 1 mareTiare. $750 21 Crosby ond 79 Platte River 3 Cod cousin 60 U.S.S. 0:oily Tony 100 Nonsense frW lN FALLS I ' Uown 410 2332 UV6rt ^2114 Como, o.g. poopio '4 ' 4 Denim buys 62 Surpo:irposs 102 Puccini operaro 60-CheckocaukJnjn.....55-Fioldofoatvity----- es-AOmifimit------103 Still paying for'or...... - ...... V ^N O E U Lovely, liko " = = TORN OFTHE W lor damage?. 6 Pon o lo play 65 .Truantjonl's offense 105 Cosmic .CEWTURY • now, r quiot 2 bdrm.. 1 BEEFF groin ( . led aiock 83 Good sports , 7 7 Novelist 66 Groucloucho prop spoctocios CHARMI both b in trl-plex. large AngusJUS Cross, No hor- O™"" 2 ? 25 Chiloon Island1 87 Hosni’s m'ostor bdmi.. aV op- monosnos. Coll 208-326- Usod Murdoch 69 In sodnt ^ kKoUon. r l |l | ip l V U V M V bosiof1or.420-1i20-1878 35 Broziiion Appls fum,, DW. wxcxivtg 95 Kottio maker's 14 Wood cooling - 8 1 . Buddhotoor ho 117 Unspocilk>d bolh wilh walk'in soccor legend compotitivb 15 dosels and oil op> disposol.^ lound/y mi 7 0 4 • 15 Codro honcho 82 IrriioloOle omouni on promises & rent ' Jeron edge? 16 Hosp. ocoos 83 Thundejndorgod 118 WolkoIFame pliances * W/O. No P e ta A n d P i smoking/pots $595 - bosod on Income. Ac dPrt jrSK.. 97 Isroeli dosoft 17 vnw ttostir 64 Sponisiinish river symbol * dop. 206-539- RerKho Verde ConMnilgnimnl SupDlInIIM Words 10 ond ■99 Eminent whon? 65 Phnom10m ' 120 Ring doc. 6913 Of 539-0900. Apte. Wendell Tue.■,Nov-14th,2006 N< ------— ------— tho movio shoot 01 Argonllno 16'16' Old MacOonato's Ponh ihcoshci 122Ballporkllg. 536-6244 *5010 hhead running ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ <• « « 44 Tonguo of IOI Pomptonochoor retrain' 86 Quoncl'onch 123 Colamlly , TWIN FALLS lorgo 1 _ ! £•g* ! slock cows COCKER 8P/)SPANIEL Tehofon l02Lowdigil 1919 Noil allornatlve 90 Broad■od rrongd • 124 Part ol MO —------puppies. AKC:C r9 Tosiolut 3 5 m butcher. with whilo markpar^klr^sll 51 Hang onto 107Slogopon 32 3280 evenings. 0606 0 212-913 12 As ono pleases 4 ^ ^ 3l30,or212-4292 $300 208-543-543-5011 54 Birarro . 110 Too-stubbers' ' 34M Toiklon monster ' ^ ^ TWIN FALLS Lorgol R ^ o o m s F o r B e n i ^ ^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 55 ■ _ la Oouco- , cries 3515 Prodiciobie J L 2 bdrm.. 1 Oaih. — Boo^'willdolilor; , J BULL 57 A)or 111 Caplootu/o cords? rtl IT " Extfomoly doan ™ TW n f a l l s A» ulil. lomalos. 58 Drilling lool 113 Flowers by 3818 Por oach 7[T 11 1 ties & foundry Includ- i-onipioipl.» F . „ » lots,' tolls ' 59 introductory mall: obbr. 39 I witti brartd new car* 19 Pleasure trip ^ 3 3 od. $300 month. No eratee.^ pel & polr>l.' No oc aoekod. $20000. Coil BtotemorM 115 Negligent 40:0 Loy lengihener? ■ ■ !i II — smoking/pels..$550 doposll. ««i 734.8030 flTER HORSE Antliony 308-790-7901. 61 Coipholon CEO?J? 119 Group ol seven' 4212 Wlthorod I i i ♦ dop. 208-539- TWINFALLS^ Sorrel t ' 121 Choi's 433 Liko olovoior j L i B n l ' 6913of 539-0900. ™ Ol gelding. Well BEAOLE ^ for r = i " K r Holidoy Moioi cloan trolnodod ifor cutting ond molo, 2 yoors old ponoromo?! m usic b t j J o III rooms, coble TV, fonchH worf(. w Coll 487- popors. Coll 208' l25Swooiiidbll 455 Fired Off io h ld lMir S? TWIN FALLS I rolrig, roll ffllcrowavo, froo 2190I or 731-2209 8936. - ■ 3 - “ “ r r 126 Unequivocal 477 Thoolrical’work f l t l i n 7 » L o y e vmERE y o u Wi-FI;,Coll ' lor Foil ~ ------67 Loovosloro 127 Redolence 488 Siring oround ^ » ■ I EYS a chlckene BEAOLE puppios.lios. AKC drink? L/l/£/SpafMing Spoa.l»<,okl,ralos. S| ™ "«Y1 128 Chekhov ond 0 linger. Ilo. No ontibtoitos roglstorod. (3) mj S § cloon. 1. 2.3 bdrni ___ I) molos. 68 Booch rolugo Bruckner 500 .Austin rosWont ^ • - rmonos, $2.25 tb (3) fomofos.■' J 5300 71 Rolrain 129 Highly regordod 522 IEonhon dike m jtg f - • 2 1 opis. Corpon. twiTWIN FALLS frozon.n. 8825-5729 each. Mother • 22 yyonrs storogo. coble TV pd, Mkirowovo.miti rofrlgorolor ———------old Coll 208-1208-677- fitnoss conior. Coll for prices. .WIENER!:R PIGS 4889 Or 208-312-*! 112-4889 7 0 4 7 0 4 7 o>T 4 ^ ^ 7 0 4 ~ 7 0 4 T t computer conior. No pots, eaprt M oM „foFor Solo - 735-1600 208-733-B4SZ Pkiosocall BEAGLES 9 Wk wk okl. P e ls A n d P e t PetsAndPet PiPeteAndPel PelaAilAntfPM PetsAndP^ Saratoga Apt* 206-56-539-1592. purobfod. 3 makJ Caawell« Wendell TWIIrWIN FALLS MOTEL ^ fonuios, shols,r/25^ $ _SuppH es . Supplies _____ S u p p lie s ______upplies SuppBei:i : ______■ OolDoily ond woohty 11 _ ' t m l Oulot. Cloon. I ci o ^ r N E G T I FREE (3) kittons to a1 FREE kitton, block. “ “ TWIN FALLS | y^.-j-u BORDER COLUE , long hair, moio. insldo Nl PINSCHERS ' AKC POMERANI/4NIAN pup- WANTED: Oog. smoll si ' offordobie. 733-8620. I Vt .UE 7- good home. 1 whito Oil • white. 3 to modium size a Noor Momingsidol ‘ I monihs old. rog,ig. molo.m ond 2 black. Box, onty. Coll 208-676- ”>9>g 1 mole, block & P'®?- I os a School. 3 bdmi. 11 e»06 0 6 S T O M E R S currsnt shots. $ I 3251 OllOf 5pm, in.dowdaw3&toil S3S0 00. I lo- - companion lor CUST 1. $100. trained. 208-219-1272 400. AKC rog. odull wilh mobility both. brkSt duplox. I W O N E E D Coil 208-324-27222722. ------ckod $350 731-7493 c ^ ,2 M -ra Ity dtl- utility im, W/O roingl M « o b ile H o m M w h c ------FREE Bossott/Shin Tzu■ GOLDEN RCTRIEVER ____ ! 1-734-8515. Iiculllos. Musi1 bo Y O U R b o x er f7) lown pi —— —- house iroined, hovo h stove garogo $695.1 = . I Y( puppies. Boys ond flflOT young puQ lomoto Coll 20B-4M-3011 I KIM!CIMBERLY. 2 bdrm. I c e c »movod_. gi,|, ofo 6 ^^^^ks old. Hosen/0 your now nolo AKC. oil good mannors onflindbo own (ot. 2 cor florogo. I ERVICE S "“"icCd”°' bost friend for shots, good_ good with occoskislon al L 0®®^ Idron ond om- child visitors. ( $390 + $300 dep. No I Actvtrtiv rtfaa ln th * shots, vot checked ■ Thanksgiving or Si.'^so/!si5:^. ssi Call TWIN FALLS Nowl lualneaa « ckjded. Family roit? iiS "' 316-1981 . Chrlstmos today. duple*. 3 'bdrm, 2 pets. P"*- 208-734-5516 | | Bual ^*92-5305. 206-M^29i1^29^°' 208-734-9132. IceOlrtclon 'I*-'• *300^ FREE Bluo Heolor Lob , Healthy, happy pup- both, 2 cor garogo. TWINWIN FALLS 1 ^ r m ., I oach. 206-410-965 pies raisod by oxporl- p „ „ — — — YORKIE AKC ri AC. 733 Caswell w/C •9657 X pups. 2 lemalw. 4 ' BULL puppies. 7 PUG pupplJppios. AKC molo. adorablo, WID. .vory de an and - I ! ^” -09 ■ , monihs old. Coll 308* oncod. corfng breed- “ ’L " Ave. W. $800 quiet, quio shod, no pets. !l CHIHUAHUAS 1 ooks okl. purebred reg., 1 moio UMon- 6W0 or 308-0189, ora. 1- siwts. dew- month doposit $330 $3a mo. 4^ dop. Also t m /:'• : '"Ol* S950. Cob M claws removed. Ex- « papered. Mulll coi- lown. 1 mt SM Cau 206-306-2167 Irallof trail spac* $160 ' - *« a t '208-306-76 .cellont sek>ction ol ed. boys and girls. $450. Sho or 2 0 8 - ^ ^ 6 4 I mo. Briltony Spaniel 100 00. Coll 206- 11/22. Coil mo. + dop, 735-8477 • . P M■ V y C n M " for mote Inlormaitoi 10 a good homo. 2 yr. cotors. $350. Coll 515° 208-436-5627 or 208- 13-5236 or 316-3890 1872 ovos.. tfS U p P flM COCKATIELS /f) oU molo, poloniiol ;™iNF«.LS II 0 7 laia 2 hunter, needs somo 431-4668. ------— ----- 7^ bkwdiinos. $9000 lo ~ ~ - molo (1) lomalo. ■■■ ^ ROTTWEILEI . Coll • Nowor 2& 3 I OOfRMAndRiiil fn ALUS CHALMERS cages and food.«J, A Ask- 208.312-4748. i reg.. r-Z.,1 . ,0 S’ 500 cas only. ( bodroom. 2 both I «der, 2 H yard ‘r's $3S0 or best of puppy. AKC rog. 3 M weeks old, FREE Ooimation .mix oportmoiils. ' || - •' ^ i s , r^ : works good. Call 206-536-6377 monihs male light f l <0 < offer. Call YORKIE for stud. AKC A! ------puppy lo 0 good brown $200 948-0727 M 208-308-75S OCATELLO shop > 0 543-5676. COCKER 9PAMEtMELS home. 4 month old - •T590. . reg. wtth odoro!wablo “ z s r * J nunnM At€C POfMnolity ond cho:tiam- 1 Stoning at $595 Dtfloe for ‘ lease. M tu( tahiAHK Series 80, AKC rog.. 5 yearvar old mole, good with kkls.'• •GOLOEN RETRIEVER - f l SHIH TZU pu pups. AKC rog., par- ■ linos. * ■ a month + deposit. Cranes & air. 13.000 3000 gallons. « Del block & white fsmifemale. Coll 208-670-4362. vory tiny I iq fl. 850 South IMn. 'i.vai $5/galton $u . house brok* & 1i 1 t buft — ' ents OFA Coniliod. I- Coll for pldures: ond0 i CalI2Q6-736»2999 (I c i|| )M gR A N IA N ^^ ’ P0“ ' 208- Call 206-232-8045. C a l l06-543-5676. ^ - ^ months.1. 208-2< FREE Golden RoUlevof fomolo ond 1 mole. KC *ww.Wnd08s.cor..com 10 0 good homo. Coll 11/17 and 2 '’ litter M r kon 208-736-7422 ySl,t ir trimming ' ENOUSH BULLOCS 5 5 ______ready on' 11/26. 1- - m ' M T wWN » r FALLS now of- need*. "®' puppies. CKC rog..rog.. 2 Tobby. spoyod shols and dewdaws. ■ V flee.ce. 1150 Eaatlend males, 1 fomoki,). FirstFii female. Reel quiet, ChocolQie, yollow and f l 1 Dr.»r. H. I 2.360 sq. ft C * "” ?-’ shots, dewormed,d, totolls House kitty. House- J block, 539-1027. ■ ioll 206-733-2323 o r » 98-356-3978 - i docked, dewdawsws ro-r broke & gentle. Needs LAB r puppios. AKC ■ ’ - nwved. Will be rootready good homo. Coll 736- reg.. . block. 7 weeks. ■ , .wihookup, -nAj 11/21. $1500,, wwill ,9007 or 420-6859, dewdaws | romovod, f l ^ ' • Rr«nu>lc|>xaajxwa T '* W » IN F A L L S toko tfeps. Can on 1* shots, poronts on ^ ‘ Likwwiiwi” J IJSX ' GERMAN SHORT , • niaroiTMrr Contractors/Warehouse c HAIREO pups, AKC silo, ! hip coniliod. Coll 208-059-3909 WMW. J •Asssmn M space. Available 12/01/06 — 7— rog. 8 weeks oW. I" - ♦ S H rtT 2 _ _ W Now!nc Will build interior to su aU®- sSl's. .$150 Coll LAB LJ pups Chocololo AKC poronts on site. C i U 700417 CoC om er of 2"^ Ave. W est & TOkea 208-645-2558 > 8i A ID Ion. (1) knen femsie. 1 $350 femole. $300 H 1.000+ sq. ft.. $1,250 p err)r month. weeks. 208-404^801.4805 GERMAN SHORT- mole. | 206-300-6728 1 2.000-*- sq. ft. $2,000 per n - — - HAIR. AKC rog.. par- — LH ir month. f r e e (2) Hounds, LOST Abyssinian Cot. ■ l^ftyercri^ ^ * .8 ents on 8110, ^ ^ 1- «-< vww.eeoptuli»Mln.cem Only 4 spaces left.t. months old molo & fi on btood tines. Win Reword, I in the vfcinliy ■ ■ flood M l 0, trade for gun. or < Qulncey. Call M CS M S L Hours: M-F 8-7; S t5^Cl0(?M)732-W00 jjj]^ 1 208-731-0919/208-4» -MiraOM\aiCPici*>*MSS d JSRE unoi 3____ 208-654-2410. J 308-3584 or 306-8568 SiMUiUMQ*k iMaEMa;ap«Mn«aam(uii>i(u m n ,M « o siu u a OtmrtiUintgir

I S / ■«% Suntar, Norsfflber»fl2.2006 1: 7tae»Wews.TWnF^MiMsl>e D-15 7 0 9 T 1 4 n o •11 ^ aii«“• • i a UBLEDWOROQAUE ||M ffir^ ^IdandUltoArglrion r r i n A f t i d mw R«<«iairp.lI MilUlicillanM Nji U M Oa u iw o u t UnscmmUo Itm o> sixsbi JumWes. ■ ALFALFAA 6( 6O ton ol 2^ Fall and wtnier"»• ’“• ^ S'* a o p (arm ground (o'i r; ?5SI TOP $239. mattress & I 3271 or 420-9425 InI PaulPai aroa. ploaso tods, $175.1>. HMesfor - — V. in ton bale:Mlos, $9S por FFA projod. 733-13-5529 box sot. Novor used. • can 206-312-3531. cutllng tonlorch , with ' ' ton. Call:all 206-438- or 731-2175 Factory warranty. Cani FIREPLACE — ^ ;o oflor, Cnn I TOMMARFf 8215or20fl208-431-4462 deliver, 420-6350 Now ' Aladdin, (roo CHINAINA HUTCH. $300, 2 o i5 3 ^ 2444 « ! , standing gos hoorth.' smallnoil desk w/diolr.- . . . . 't g = ^ . ^ J - — ALFALFAA hay AntkniMAnim A BEDROOM SET 6 pc.,, Modol 0V425. difod $30.I0.mlcro««ave.$30. n • I T ' ;■ \ b m n I b - , Small bales, ^ 3 ' crop, Sm solid wood, new noverr vont or vonicol. Co- Eclips-;lipso subs, $800, MuSlCIlcal ' sa^poSpor too. .C o n tcU b lMW ___ used. Usi $1295, W.11I 'ramie ononwl coating, MTXrx tsubs. $275.-Call in tJ ru m n E X N O S T ______Coll 206-606-677-2119 T ".^ .1 ======^ = _ 8 e l |_ f o r $499, 420-- S12Q0.2Qa-934-6flfl2__4Q ^ . ’ ALFALFA 0 S B ttS 6350, Con deliver. ; ~ — :rr I I r la. As------. «GAS STOVE Quadra DRYW4fwAU TOOLS KEYBOARJi T Yamaha. C T _ - S ' mix hoy. V ■ £ r i r and BEDROOM SET: 7' Fire. Grand Boy DV40 Automitomatlc topor, (lot oxcoHant conditton. ( , strtng bales 1603 piece. Indudos bod, oxcollont condition, boxes UNPOCE 3rd cutting. xes. onglo tools. $9Sorbost.c;t. offor. Coll — ^ nlghtsJand. drossorr $1,000. Ploaso coll c W000/offer, Elodrtc 208-324-461!315, ,1 small amoim ounts. Coll STOVE electric 1 yi with mirror, chosl. Still1 208-320^)435 ,tOv* i r 324-50B2or12 or 305-0073 SI8S, Washer/D sve a dryer $50 00 _ _ _ _ _ ■m i rm boxed. Worth $4,000. : 9-5006 Of 404-9318 ▼ ▼ ▼r T W l W T ■------;— se t $190 or willrtll son sacrtnco $1,499. Con; 'WOOD«OAL combo n 8 VVH6N TWe•€ h O S T E S S ' ALFALFA\ prem^m separate. 421-034 DEVACI deliver. Coll 420-6350 •E Insulated sothi CLASSIFIFIEDS I H S 2 O W N ' >W approx, 105 ------. standing sl’ovo. $750, ' —. ? PAKEP H Ck bod. usod for It pays to roodroi the ^ I B R E A P FB O R THE ‘O'**- lOJtOd, RFV. WASHE4 DRYER^ 5 ? '; BUNK BEO Siher., Coll 206-732-5515. v t m r • Y l ^ _ _ 205* 206-;■08-731-27S9 QOOd condition. irogo. very good (ino prinirint. —I I B^RTY, — soli as sot or sepa nddion. You haul, TimA mSn“:;^."dS:k?nr! <« i a • ' “ nos-Nows t S H O C U L I At Soutiwrrnom M abo I Co"" 5 tom, $125/offer. Coll, A u c H o m / ^ “ X , ;yournd ^Now arrango tho drclod lotlors Foodsods LLC 720-2506 208-733-2140, ’ AERATOR 12000 208-733-0931)31 oxt. 2 ^ to (orm Iho aurprjrprtso answer, os 347 SoulhIlh PorkP Ave - A u c U o n M n h M I V air cooled. A A A A^ 4 A A A J___ suogostodbytho tho abovo cartoon. Twin Falls,iis,iD833oi I BIRTHDAVl y CANOPY BEO. Block - Iron w/mattross & box' - Douljculsch engine 460- . PRtNTYOUrOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES E 220-120-120 mounted on 0 2 0 C m p h o t oS s set. New in plastic. -L ilt----- 1 Lbl $799, socrtflco M troller. $3500 T o o le A U aI de M n ia y ■ T T Y T '1 200-732-732-6270 Have you (orgotto $299, Con dfllrvor, 11208-766-5420 i 2 * 5 i z ! 5 - m n r x m > A A A A ^ *Topip OlQuality to pick-up your ’ur Coll 206-420-6350. y ^ C D O N SERVICE OENER, XER Slone J,p«0 bi««a,,pN,to>' lERATOR C ^ CEMENT MIXE Find thete answers on page os? ------m 5500. like now. 6 cu..ft, batdItch. Tires, ge D-19 dly Sen/tto vVe hovo some COUCH & LOVE SEAT (208)467-1712 lo u U oxk>. 30' llko new. dean, light s lhan 15 hours. <6* wk»o o> ' S e e u* foi photos wo 0/0 su www.oawnsauciwn.eoai *35050.208-733-0903 2 Stool drum,I, 2- 'ball ! W 5 ■ . ; • 70 7 bag g » d color patlom $365/ Commltled to _____ i- |e q fe e d you dom wont* u offor. 208-212-2468 ------hilch. 5,5 hp hp Honda I t a l i i i l M ' Faim Equlpinent ____ Etcetleneal OENER EM500 ------bo picked up ot I500A$275, Maple $1,800, Planen er Mokito _ MASSEY FERGUSON oT ri I?! COUCH, liko new. tan f ip loot table w/4 soH food Mod ' WeltJi Corgi, black' I & * a Massoy Forguson $ 1.00 (oot II $125.00 A u c t i o n s S X 15 7/8 32-4264or312-4341. __ 208-490-190-1776 “ Call 206-423-6339, V $95, Amono 16 wUe. $400. Coll C 208- wtHto. moio. ttSO Coll irgy . save 543-5709 2oe-es&-«3ia ...... , , HAY 2'? 4 J3^ cutting 2000or208-43t-3919 708 CRIB Nice Simmons rigrtreeier $75. All u o t a r u ix ii “* ■ - - small bales, . brand, soUd maple , ns In nlco doon ” -£ 1CER °” large Industrial, ; WHfTE TRUCK '80 SOWM andN rtiteif — = r wood, no mattress. HJ. Chrialmas Is gEWBfequipmtnt.t . 40.000 na. 6V92 Do- — — >08-733.109a IaPPLMNCES $225. Call 736-4SS9, nlng. 208-436- Id. musl >7rv991.19?4 $<200/O(foffer. Call. ~ tro« diosol w/9 spood cOMI3MP0ST HAY 3 eutllnijttlngs. good 7 Of 221-1224 208-309-6949. JOHN DEERE '94M Road Rangor trans- t "! US*' DINING TABLE solW 19;______(Of sale, Oeltvered. quality, doselose 10 Twin. 7700, Iroclof. MFWD.2 ; mlsston. 12.000 Ibs,.. ^ oak. dow (oot. 5 ERATOR . Now .WELDER oneind Qxy powor quod. 7.800 56 por Ion and up. soil, ony amount.anx: Can J chairs, 1 lool. $500. , Ch«1.0«Th. ^ M front axlo. 20‘ Rat bed Call 208-655-4360 208-733-252(2520. Ap^ianco r ^ k ? . O watt diesol gon- oeotvkine cuffing I hours, oxceloRt con- with ramps, was usod ------Deltvory avaUable, 862-3343 or 431-3343 ' lor $1495. Coll . to ^ * ^ withh stick ;-307q- .*oomof. 33 hp, C tydefs S p rin k k r 324 7Can 208-733.-2543 j, n e o u tA Q m o by smo wun 1 . I SAWSS Sears Ubie WANTED Now loodor. blade, PipoRcfnir ^ ~ . and water dlspens corrogolor and cut* nsor, ETHAN ALLEN beaull- ' = i. contractor o ld aas pumpsp s o r MobilePnw. =------= NEED som}iTWono e to 900a cond. $6150/ i: lul maple hutch top ter. Very doan, well HaKiUnce,Miun ALFAI iVanfM uction I amdo.10. j$375, Tiger re- gaaslaU ohite .FALFA4-'erop,221 watch place,e e. feed cat o«of- < b " «tooo o ls .' and bu«ot. Top quail- oeating ' saw ,. • Top money p kept RoducodI LinM&\Vhi.«ILm». ist test plus 206 iosi, & net mall, ir etrJHppraisa(s | S o “ $14,500 Indudes oil 111, in winter. 3r$100.324-200B.00, ty. great cond, $425. 0, MHer com- Tony 208-866-36^274 (ovvninihcnrldl. Aceacequla area. 208- Closo to ’ Coll 208-736-2S44, 'I abovol 543-5691, 431-7140 43^1 REFRIQERATOR.K0 •Pufft/V va/uo fo your pound.nd. $00. All tike ------36-6101 or431-6102 536-6666or3or 320-0389 5,25. q^, V valuabloa' new ' corcondltton. Rllle . WANTED rysr- FUTON black motal, Personal Property 22 ou ------Maylag. good shof up e , w/maroon Innorsprlng automatic with . OU pianos tou3 uso (or Appralsols- Bcopo < pickup. ^ $S0; Stove. Ken- mattress, good'condi- 30 4 sling. $120, pans. Vl/in pic 'A moro. $60; Bunk Bed.Ba lion. $120 Coll 208- Auction Service All (oror S$625 lirm. C oll^C all 88 Keya 736-700173 ( 2 0 6 )8 ^ 2 5 3 I 206-543 $95,735-9379, ____ 732-0360 after 6pm. _ ----- WANTED TO0 BUY ^ S t o fp a n d SI;mell th eW STOVE Frlgklalra $2om, recllner brand new, d said -04 KX85, 20S-»23-40l0 Iv Sovoupto40%on doll molds. 36 misc, $1200 osking $750 ceramic molds, new $2,000. WANTED TOI BUY B complete bulktlng.j)- SOL 44' brand new. 00 'M GTI with - omply HP, Loxoxmaric, M J r H Call206-731*2187 S1000min,/offor. " nCA. Scenium flat Tool,^ supplies ind, * , place P'*' - irallor. lone? «r car- screen, KOTV w/DLT Coll Co 208-324-6440 or , tridges. 733-944^M4 & stand, oost S2400 plaagifllmon.tfa 1 . '87 28 foot trail------f -Baditwkii’ sen $1600. 208-637- fordfltalls. er. sleoisleeps 6. fully WANTED TO BUMUY = . 6171 Of 206-356-3332 o O « o o o o « o >0'' coniainod. old snowmobileIlles. f ■ SONY S T Projectlor — $4,000.>0. . Con or leave mesie ssage ' HOTV, KP-67HW40 ROCKER RECUNERS 7ANTIQUE ^ Mirrors, ^ f a l^r 4 placef snow- ot 208-431-93!M56. excellent . conditionon doubki, with drawer In rocker, tollot. sink, SlSOO/orter. Call 20808- betvreen, bhjo velor, .k, ?*$2000’ WANTEDTOBUYUY phonogroph cabinet. salvage ^ga-9158. . oxc cond,, $500, Can Hunling badipack. Calia06» ^ 208-e25-5859. co >wn TV Hitachi 60-, wofkt Car Jacks, Twin size ------, eves groatl SECTIONAL blue 3 capttllns co( bod w/mat- TANNING><0 BED Wont- O' $1500 or best oKor.for. piece wtth recllnors. tress. trei Boyds Bears. Sunquostlost Pro 16SE, WANTED TO BOY Coll 208-432-S305, matching . rocking student slt> compuiar I'lw ww.IW. iused vory lit- Ooo kenneltlels and . .. chair redlner, $350. desk. dot 206-733-0953. »«• S’ 800e<»'l''«.ssoo, hSSoW ros:os and • o e ■ . ; . . • fv';; ------, Call 208-4J8-423-4415. 0,1 typo,. Roaso, 731-0452 Of 423-4268 IVON BOTTLES sonobly >0567 •HrtTUbaPooH SLEIGH -BED solid Collodors C< dream, TRAMPOU•OUNE lump P^«»d-g08-2e0-0 — wood, brond now, still Hundreds Hj o( them, ped andId si springs, new. WANTED S im p lify yyc o u r life th is fall. Usese EZ Pay to charge tth h e HOT TUB COVER [Of (or In box. Ust $699, soil Make ^ o((er on oil. never uu wmbuyelkanlkIller. I Hot Springs Orsndo,io. $249. Con deliver. .Call .C« 208-436-5677 Call 2C208-734-7738 Call ^ Times-Neii/eM/s to y o u r d eb it, creditcr card or checkin;- in f f Ported cond,, brown, Call 208-420-6350, oflor 1pm, ovonings.igs. 206-886-2334,34. • ' " o . S250/oBar. Call Mike 3 g , SOFA ■ account for■ oionly $17.40 a m onthth. A nd take advantag — Wostom style. • ■ In Qoodlng. o f free gifts lllil i k e : HolTub Call 206-934-9016. $1500 or best offer Call 206-280-4616, TABLE, round rnaplo muM • A n $18.9595 A utoPride Oeluxiixe Car Wash, or „ w/centor'pedestal. 5 V 'C regular choirs, 1 cop- « TESTD' DRIVE B MHZDfl TODIDRY. • A SIS giftift certificate to Kelli •” toln's choir, $400. Re. ■Iley Garden Center. ■ i cllnera (1) bluo FLAT PANEL 18" LCD!D w/wood orms & rocks, i EZ Pay saves;you y( tim e, effort, andid so m uch m oney thah a t MONITOR. New Oolloil • (1) brown,- beige print A Model #E156FP.P, & rodts, $50 00. M c r bladi. $150. Coll 208-8- Washer/dryer, $300 g . It's like g ettin j m - •mtsicos ing 4 w eeks of th e Tirrim es-N ew s for FREE!£ • ■ 670-2S00______poir. Cool rack, M ~ stonding, $40. Exer> ■I •uTwnc M a k e y o u r jr life a sim pler place,: e , and m ore enjoyablib l e , [ l A ^ p ” ciser, AB ILoungor, ■I -ma brand new. (actory $50, Sewing me- ■ too, by using sealed, HP/Com­ chine P(off O ass 130, ■ paq Prosarto Noto- works groot, 0 col- ■ book V5305, Som- lodlble, orig. cabinet, $300, TV 36*, $200. W i pron 3300/S12M ______’ v m AY 60G/16.4' WXGA Moving 324-4272 HL WlFl®VD/CD-nW, TV Panasonic, ook Call 733'0‘0931 to start yoiour subscription $550, Can aflor cablntL VCR $100 M 5:00 PM. 676-1380. an. 208-734-3324 (or ■ more Information. ■ r WASHER/DRYER P AbbrcvabontewlMdlo B y*! ’”"'73iW Tim es-Nc[ews confMion, MAke »m« Frigklalre. washer is .ifl.i ) (OMara wM und«f*tand elect ond dryer Is gos, o ri K en n ad y mw.eoapi m a g i t v a l ll e e y . € o m ______Sii«IMiA9;«r Hours: M-F i:i iB to n ^ yourMcompWle)y.Sp«aI $225. 206-734-6681 F 8.30-7. S it 9-6 G«ner*lMw»®uoer l_ Of206-410-1327. Cti/e k< ,un»»»New».TWlnM1^ , Idaho Swttfiy, November 1Z2<2,2006 • 2 3 ; 5 1 d 3 I 0 0 3 MB ooe m : . - ‘ I M b to fc y c te t ^ B G o a h A h d MoiorHomn/BVi WolPfHIf Homei/BV« HolofHoilwn i m SCOOTER 1 njonlh; ] VAHMAHA -02 YZ250. ____^Accetioriw Acottoi old, Qo-Qo Ultra. 3 ^ 3 ^ FLEETWOOD '99 F-lalr n-a«ir* WAY 'OS J lurWne cofo, 2 pipos, ------:a oe N,.k,n ’• ^ ”1 B mo- whool scootor. canI liko new. $3300/offor. BLUEVUEWATER ’92. 19' FISHER *977 16'. 1 alu- ‘“ USED SHELLS'"•— SHELL for tH F250 34- ^ Clasa A. 34K s B. modol z u , carry in Itunh ol car in miles, si-'por sMo. hy- J : now. self 1 326-4083 oftor 6pm inboaboard/outboord. minum. 105h05hp, OB. Quality-Low Prices-9»- long bed. Island blue. T «Hoo Booi S j T f b ™ piocos. Cost $e0O soil • wn bow. ski bool. finder.for, oloct SelecUon. 3 years old, good draulic ® levolors. roar lenorator. r YAMAHA ’» Y2250. Dl, luxury & ocon- SPT ' , ' S600 20S-463-4652 or > ;c. cond. Insldo & trolling motor.)lor. $aSOO/ 312-1625 cond., doors on both queen. $39,950. 'I OAm f» atti« Ihlsihja ...Ll_ microwave^.1 _ 4^ive. con- omoll Qt Imf pipo, now plastic,' II. covor w/dual axle offer 208-431- — - skies, SlOOO/offor. J „ H J 0 ^ 9 5 6 7 ,569 835 vectionaf. rofrlgWg. cook IQjvMUXOCqwfltl nai now top ond and lo>k liloi-. Noods minor ------8 * 8 -97 a loot ove Call 208-«55-4378. —»tvipu»winr»c.cem ., 0. twin - ond . stwck soals, ' fl. Ropalr. 195 Now Orderingring “2007 *ho| M nyer. lully so I & moro WHEELCHAIR Mosi' Stooo. 208-764.9257 OEORQI BOY ‘87 33 Mvwitht>«iwnMvtof.c.com S69,000/ofJer. Must soil. OuickJo Rhythm ufs, $3500/dffor. fo u r Wlnna“ 0,1foot Encounter Class ------111 208-737-0786. Boat Showm ~ p'^d^rS ) hoolth powor wtioolchaif.. 0c 0 3 - HotirHoiiiei/BVa . J; A, A-} ■ condHian. JAMBORE (-8686. modol 3. uMd lor 3 5 ------thru Nov. 30tti. 46.000 originol miles. Closs?S,“ C. oo'“ , . S ' r— ...... monihs, Now- $8135, >(iR WINNS ,7 \ Must ’ sell, sacrlficel Ford 460.460 now uons.;--SOUTHWIND '81'85 32'.- soli $4000 733-5969 3-6203 = = : FLEirWOOO W $7,995 S7 takes il homo. 60K mi A c c M U fle s 'ort2onRX.18-.4.3 Mv«iihh«vinn'■nfc.com milos. $6700. low miles, goodod cond, ’ Bounder. 35' Class A. Call Ci 20e-735-OI02 733-0871)67l IV. msg, $ 12.000/offor, or Volvo Ponta. ------— - a supor slide, reor — Call « « iBAYUNER '92 16‘, 70 g ,ja | JET ’07 R © s c i T h © ------20B-358-0333l_^_____ roal ski boot, well THUNDER JE queen, hydfoulk; lev- Q GUi U LF^Ei^'04 32’ 1717^ ifod for 'It raiood ftvitu in i»ii______• plote. polo holders, jr kkJs,' time to . 2006 Modols ( C 'asslfledsI s fer.. rear visk)n cam- hyhydraulic' lov^ers: iculoie cond! EFI 454, beoulllUlllul In- BENEtU M2 Cflmo. 2 'ong has loss than tOO ih $13 500 Ono PRICED, oro, only 30K miles, roi - to 90 onywherol lorior. hilly lo hrs. boot & motor. . roor vision camora, ' “““' ' ' “ t loadod, •i 3* 21' Onrrol SMO I ^ ’or c S ^ n 'r*a«t $27,916.ite.'3-Tj. , , l . W 6.6SO re543-21S9 Jeei GOOSE & DUCK.OE- COYDS. d02ons of liold & waior. Full body, shoils & siinou-' onos. lay down bJmds. Cargo Irailor. Tako a look, moko on olfor. Coll 208-768-4865.

______% • ' \ m SKATEBOARD Half Pipo. Liko now, usod vory littio? 4 r flSwwbiin I New'06GMcSl/ ■ New‘06JiJeep 4x4 Liberty loll 96' wtdo X 22 It Stk»6150CT.4:r,4Cyl,5-Spaed,Morel ■ Stk«6245CT,SlJPkg.UttIierier Intsrtor. Fully LoadedI Comploioty assom- Slkl6279J.IrOJ. UfflHed Pkg. LoadedI blod. Ills Insido goraoo for uso In MSRP...... $16,190 I MSRP ...... $36,875 ■ MSRP ...... $26,750 winlot, Musi Sool SUTTON DISCOUI)UNT...... -$4,195 ■ SUTTON DISCOUNT... ■ SUTTON DISCOUVUNT...... -$6,755 $1,700. Call 208>736>5939 SALEPWCEs> H 1 ,9 9 5 I SAI£PRICE$QI^8 9 ^5 " ■ SALEPfUCBsH 9 ,9 9 5 8 2 6 Garage Sates

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TWIN FALLS Healod Oorogo Salol Fd. & Sol., Sun. 8 om- dork. ■■ A lot ol opplioncos ■ p i Gigantic salo. Alltiowllemi. 429 Locusl St (by HBfmon Pork) ©01 \ d ATVs New‘06 Chevrolet: HONDA ■05 TRX 250. I NewVeCaiiaclIUm i m m H fiyslerAlAIDSOOC Stkl 626301, LT-2 Pkg.Ouramix'nirtoOlesollPkg I NewD6Glin yollow. In nico condi­ Stk«6263CA.Over400HPVP v-a, wtth Kanl-lbpl H Stkf8174CH.5.7ltii.7ltrV-8Homl,FullyLoad«ll iion. $2500. Coll 208- 734-3897.______MSRP...... SiOO.OOO ...... $41,085 H stfTONoiscot/ftrK::;::::: I MSRP ...... SUTTON DISCOUNT ...... ■ ■.. 420,005 )UNT...... -$6,090 Lookliw for SALEPfVCEs^ ■ SUTTON DISCOUh ATVs ■ SAl£BO(X ■ SALEPfVCE$^^3 4 ,9 9 5

Chock us out® whools.mogicvalloy.* bSB PVEHICIa - E S ! — SPORTSMAN 90 '05 ^ v i ] 'SASSfff 'USBo r 4 ^ s s ^ » L groal Cniistmas gift. SMIsbeeol0>Mklcaki SUBU7r.V»fel»'' MJn. SUB8in.2 fla.l9.M k RIddon 5 llmos, a s SU873^Ur«,le.Mj» new $1800 788-2830 ^ ______4 85 YAMAHA '06 Grizzly — [______Wk 660. caxno. wom winch, under 3 hours. I $6.200/offor. Call 208- SMg7w.io.n«Uri«ki s, SMI S B iu m p MSL 734-6633. SM «»r,b.M k.inU . SMeai5r,ishJH(Lt»>Miii.lnkl SM8UX.b>*<^ & 9 0 2 .T-- *iiSb I i% 6 B 6 - 5 CRF -OS 250R. new x e ! t 4 plastics, new chain & ,sue«a5r.a7nav4.iau m S u e » SSS& sprocket, vory clean. S ? 4 ® ^ 0. s & v& %li*> 5*#e»3(Cfcftb.Mk, . $4200. 326^644 eve HARLEY DAVIDSON _ m k ^ 5 _____^ r ‘05 Sportster with ______extras and 585 miles for only $6995. eW X ' sss ' l | g v u . SUZUKI 'M QSX 600 W W .S«fttOIMll intes «• Hh tat, d 0n,— ^ rm .ritoi,ii-ihk ( M i s u » K F n . M m i •dM»Ei|t«iiaL ir.nei.

}. ‘ , 1 i r Sund«);Nov«(ntorl2.20^2006 Tkne^Mews. TMn M s . Iiiahe« 0-17 ^ ^ a 0 0 6 9 0 7 9 0 7 , 1004 ioo1006 . ' 1 0 0 6 ! t o o d " SlAYl ARCTIC CAT -08 M7. m t "P 0 ^ ' *13.500/ ^ $7500, 733-1758 igHiilM pps POLARIS -99 RMK700. P>0CO. UTILITY TRAILER AOtLLAC '02 oxtond- ^ - ■ — . Buying oil yoorlors. 162 irock, S90 milo. i< nf-conloTeilltfl • mokos and mocwdois 151 Inch trock, Stm- monl c ------8x25 enclosod,Id, , 0 0 8 ■ Od crow cab, white dl- can & oxUas..-Exc. mons m skis. Fox ’ar’s.s. s sototiito roody. KIT Companloanion. 30' Charmoc, '1-800-574-124I248. cood. S7.500/off«r. .» amond, sunroof, ■ f l f l H H shocks, stock motor. 3 slldolidos, washer & 5" whool. nowww tiros. Coll 208-733-2444 Samis And Heavy lootloothor. on tho toys. 208-431-5023 Of 208- includos m Iho covof. '“'VOfor hook-ups. low mlloago,10, 13.6 FORD 7 7 2W0I «Vt ton. J.. I62.000 I ' milos. W B r ■ 460.ong.AT.AC\C. 85K - ...... 43^5023 ovcnlOB*. • • - - Oxccllonlo) . cbndit«n', ' $35,501,500 Conioct slido out. S7500500. Can UTIUTY/TOOL TRAJL- S27.950. - $3,000. Arctic Cat «200-599-1894. 208-733-2508.8. ER for construcUon J, V-8. SUT 0“ O'lfl- o«C SShapo ARCTIC CAT -98 600 JJ 324-0069 'OO' V- 12-5407 Powder Spocial EFI. '00 ® Z120. liko now . " UALLAnD ■TI 'Ofl— ~ Site, 18 root, woodon.n. FRIEQHTUNER '98 2811.80. Lincoln Pockogo.ioojowpockogo, $t800/offor. 732- ______4100 mllos, SISOO hardly riddon. S1.000. GULFSTiSTREAM W 2 9 ^ . I ■n. Contury sorios. 470 Jerom e, ID, • ^Iiner. poRD 79 F-250J urebuilt______, IX i24 |6 8 B ' iiiuiui. iWw sl ndo, good tiros, |0ko S j^ Pcowlof 440, 4300 sJT jr. slido-out, nl,. i^w corpoi.Dol. extra Smalley ij l b ^ s ^J - h ' . ond dulch,.looks)ks ond mi:os, S750/oHor Call ^l-D „ O O '01 Summit JJSi'.nang, AC. ml- cteon. SIS,200/ broko, cruiso. runs n ^ C A L njns good, $2$2,300/ 700, 144. show room • crowovoovo. roar boy Coll 606-882-808^ ^ 2”°^' vory good, musi soil. 2b8-423-5942 ovoi. cond. Lots ol oxtras. window A v iatio n _ $15.900 206-766-5420 g g 08-73w 750. stool' bud whools. J i a ------^ FORD '81 1 ion ItolItotbod, milos, S4.200 or bosi OULFSTf.T n p a u ------^ 4 moro. $29,750. Moko otfor, 208-308- OODOE '98 2500 SLT, robultl motor,, low onof, 208-404-6846' Conquos Ploaso chock your 8604 or 537-6787, Q ffS quadqua cab, long mllos, runs ggood. ■ i -■ " ; od for occuroey iho ------Flotblotbod. V-8, 6.0L. bod. AT.T. Ictoaded. 4x4. $2,500, TruckI box, SKI-DOO'M670Sum.SK( ™ “ iio WHITE TRUCK '80 „ Chock us oui ® mt ’U ’« iS o p “ p •»= 29 Iirst doy ll runs, aulo,5-whool, 138K^to:nltos. $13,800/ like now, $125.5. Coll mil; ARCTIC CAT ’97 lo 9 AC 'JL *“P£' Tho Timos-Nows will 40,000 Ibs, 6V92 Do- 3400 mdos. 0'.'®'' 200-i!0e-539-6580 208-539-2444. whools.mogicvalloy.- 444402, Exc. Shapo, lit. C.0WOV0: troll dMisol w/9 spood ~ ; FORO ’86 F-350) CCrow I______corn IloHo USO. now covors. ■ novor• usod. u* lull wor- • '"'«fOvod $2000/otfer. 280-1M 492 SUMMFT '04 800, HKS 162 2V4 Hock, many SU» ---- p r o w l e r ’96'96 S* Ploaso Call to haul 0-4 Cot trac- r r ; r f o r d '89 F-1500 XLT oxtras. Coll Cosoy . DlQCk. 700 mifos. oxc GULFSTR tor, S5.500, Call 208- iEVY '02 4W0 oxt — f S T . 4x4, roguior cab. 1 Up out, 733-0931 0x1,2 :ob. ^T, AT, low n t — b. long , 20e-431-2314 Shopo & troilof S4200/ Conquos- - “ ■Trav*^ ^ r - ' ^ ^ r y " " ’ 736-7216osklorJim ' cob. | - ■ ^ 9 bod. 300 cu, Irin, 6 olfor. 206-764-3021 . Troitor. lllUo. I ------milo;nilos, loothor soots, PO U R IS -03 800 Vor-., — U T « f AC; S10.000, 731-544 . cylindor, 5 spispood, — 1002 , prayed imor. alkiy I K a ^ P 130,000 miles, itcal odgo 159’ lock. TRAILER »0f solo: 25- a Z inig. l^ ' microwovo. RECREATION V4 CONNECT I Zims. l now troilor hitch S4500 Polarit -00 hoovy i'o' duty snow ma- ot^^oiu^ Auto Parts And u,hhmSr P“'"' ■ •'ti?os! vorronty $15,950 Dosign, 28 foot, v • WITH 4. wiringw pkg. Groot Flotbod.whit 1 offer. 700 RMK. S2950 Coll Chino Chi Iroilor, Pulls i^ ntK)-743-9567 o -' SlIvSOO. Soil o rt lool on 0 groot Iruck, 30001b. Lilt S3'500 « «»8l 0 . groot. $900; Coll or trodo A c c e t s o ri e s CUSTOMERS 51?^, Lirt goio, AC. gjjij 206-308-5377177___ 280-2809______.flfC >iha«v*nr»c.cem lor m 2 2 ' trovolivel iroil- ■■■ _ , Voll . bolow book cnjiso. stai 208-764-9224. ------7 W HONEED vBim POLARtS IM RMK JAYCO• -OS'O' J, Flight 22' mpof. or CAR PARTS 4-Bridgo Bluo. 516,400. Call- S29A29,950 F0H0"w"'iwD^3WT. 800, tS9 track. 1.900 YAMAHA -03 Vipor 4 “'Trovo Troilor.l i quoon Ikl value, s to ^ Ouolor Tuess YOUR ^ ion 208-539-9177, . ■ 0X1 cob, 7,3 diediesol. •01 Mountain Max. ,0 1058. 215-65R-16 T98. f i ^ C A L ®2K mitos, AT,•, AC. ntJR}- SLP pipo with roor storogo Call 20^90-1058 CHEVlEVY '02 HD WT oxt P R / 8 ^ a m t . Ruifs giool, Boih pipod, t5l trock. noroao , , „ , , , Loss ihan'7000 milos,;• SERVICE tow phg, Sholl. oxtDxtros, 0, AC, owning. ROAORUfMER 73 Advertiaelntha Bb 4W0 81K mitos ^ S 16-730-4481b-t very good ctcond. SfW O, 208-670-2023 SlrrSimmons sklos ond mKrrowov $160 for sot. Call 208- ilvorodo. great cond, ------. ' or 208-438-S022 ovos covcovors, oxc. confl,, w/woffani _ BualneaaftSorvlce fl'];® ------^------$3,200.324-3205,15;____ • dK": sfflflSS I In todoy! <-iaU 208-539-3559 All seoson rodiols 'W?PL, XMradicTel stop Intl Brokos, S2500 (avail, ------26V, loodijodfo w/optlons , t r a i l e r woll u: I Buying oil yoors, I 3 ,4 9 5 FORD'96 Poworstro4roke, ' mokos and modols , :0, shell, long bod, $3,4! Anof slods soil) Coll IRCTIC FOX -04 22' 4K wotl on •‘Ottvy rool cond, 'Sllvor ' S spd, oxiro cob,b, sli* 92!!®-'“!.°^' 575, Coll 734-6681&WJ1 or jyty block stoolI. l-flOO-574-1248, 1 208-934-4287, Trovol- Tro> Troilor. Iront luolstotloi 208-410-1327. 2K mllos. $29,900 P R .A C T I C A L vor, good cond, co quoon. rear both. AC, 1>888*3 whools, 185-65R14. POLARIS '93 580 all 211?! :all 208-420.3272 “ 2^' 73! $7.S00ADffor. CHEHEVY awning, mlcrowavo, MvtnWheiiheavenrec com ‘04 16' tondemsm {axle $400. 206-320-0293 KowtxMi. canoe. MKieoai" . i ^*** 4x4, Iho oxuos, oxcelloni 513 ------'•------cor trailer wtth rnr -99 Silvorodo 4 $13,950, ------1 ramps opeoObMl, Find Iho ono . cHEV\ spd. cortdilion, $ 1,200 or 1-800-743-9567 1. Ci»»nlieo»,.ds...For all your and spore. LikeKO nowr ir* oBiy 10 adveniso ol your oroamsm the EVY'05 Colorado. 4 FORD '00I F-250F-2 Supor ' S | , oxt cab. 16K mllos. Cob short bi f.SOOJ best oHor, 736-4864 Mv*nihhiav*nrM.comEVY‘061 SOO Ext ;,r "^''0 s: S "U '“o;„'a Cob.lb. 4x4,-GM corti- linor, a'"II Rur 08. S’2,500 17.S00. Col ro l.od,fd, PW, PL, PM. CO, * “"• *17,9 B Jlso, , STOCK* 208-301-70 27“ ? 1 5 S S ^ !7S5 $23995 ■ ■------, Wondoll 208-536-191900 L e a n i n g CCoNOTDcnoNo CoNsns n m c n o N CsOIEVnOLETl FORD tfi PAifiiiiiiirG Repairs p FORD '99 F-250 XLT > C«r AMdyrorTTio 1 ,------ar rwm fAUM'. oxt cob diesel 61 sispd, > Asphalt ; - ...... '— - i HOUSE ' Spodoliang In 20 HoUdayatndLctmt ^ H J & S . m e . ■ 208-733'.’3033 S 2WD now . cluclutch i t c f j broko llros bottory»ry a Cioan Your Kilchon tr|. and Baths j Son PAINTING I , Honey Do's. ^uewv:VY '81 ono ton Homo or OlSco. Homo repairs, ottomotor Vory 1do- remodol (pedaliiis : . john S 20s £ : Intonor and Exterior ■ J Project Hnlshing ‘‘““"V,Oily, llotbod; 454 pondabto $10,5 . Reofonabto Rates. Covortng q „ the Magic Dong 201 25 year* expertonce ! D,509 I Fno Ettlmoiof. ■ Keith Beasloek 9‘f'JIn. ongino, - 4 Coll 208-423-44444 • Vailoy and 1 ' r c t # Hr-. Froo EMlmato* j Dod Runs Roloroncos. Mlnl-Canla u,_ areas. 1 ■ ■ K?' Rick or Ca«iy Myer* I 423-9105/316-1898 “P°” ° Call 208.961.0459 jl I Ucen*o«RCTS892 od. Soil os Is 208-732-5618 I ------^— — rou Aamc Jf,Jl- 358-1293er328-3181 1 500. Coll Chad 01 Supor Cob.» w fomow IIIill ------. , , J ...... ■ ' 208-413-410-S282, V-8, aulo. M827 ------■■ : lb. : H a p p y — ' Hanwnr Wou ------' J e f f s P a ia t i n g l Stony Creek Co. j CHEW;w -94 rt T. 0X1 XLT H o u s e k e e p e n ------1------Licensed, bonded. |, Authonxediactory cob. >. 5 5 spd w/conopy, * '7 r45K 9 - Duly-WMtdy-monUOy ' ! - B] E N D R Y i ------...... ~ Jim 's insured, renden* aorvicolorm osi , vory y doon, $4995 V 950 . i ' Commercial &. H ‘ I brands. Serviang [ 423-53 >ura- JUID SONS : ; tral Home Laadacaploa LLCLLC Ual. commerdal, ! i-5345 Of 731-9020 _____ OMC !04 3500 crow roBdonital. , lajr lenial*. 29 yr*. oxp ' all appliances. ------.000 ConBTuelion *\cpMpain -n,. Cctnptar VY '96 1-Ton. - T I C A L cob long bed Dur Bonded & iniured. _ ^ sr/oxtorior. fea e in nuMt"BsC* Free nttimaie* Ij Certified > CHEVY Liko mall Job* .Interior 41 ; Intorier/j turbo diosol, a s s * !? . max diesel, 40.0Cmer, 733-2300 Twin Exiorior. Covering . plumtm lbing, Prolossional paveriver 208.293-4846 | milos. SLT. DVD. Lil 67S-4040 Barley ion. 208-136^844 w cab, oxc. cond., 10 Magic Vailoy a nd' I pointlinting, 4rockln*aU«tion, !00.208-420-3520 now, ono ownc ' ' ■ ■■ Mlni-Caula Mir area, , i & drywall 0, WRCT-17572 $34,500, •em . ■ n . . M a i d T o P l e a s e ! 208.732-5618 20 Carponte ntry oxp. SaiUfaeiion •dommotclal i ______^CE»«2a_J flooEllEstimalos i guaranieod , LUFHER , ' FORD '(n'p-IS •SMidential j------______------i Jo h n 73735-5179 i JcSll^lae.as PJUNTINO INC. S I ervices! 3244069 rs •S lw Conamietlon ; — i , 316-2839 93«-408t Painting. • -______CHEVYVY'99 1500.4x4, $19500 2611 So. Lincoln ^ g i e Towh i — ^ io o ’Complete Floor 1 .a z a r 's * ------Remodeling 4 j ll ono ownor, 26K J | Jerome. ID. nax, ■ • c « o ■ : Carpentry C * 1 I Texturing > ■ IS. $12,900 B i l S J i J luU™ I I jouOitlz 1.6 CD, 65K S m a l l e y J |^ ^ rjod, 8 . T ie o E»ilmaiei ' ‘ Dry-'>ryWall4T«ctiire. . Froo Edlmsies 1 , Ceramic tile. Vinyl • M t u r A v r p 275 s. Idaho 900, V 'flottded 4 Insured Deck. & Fencing. ' ‘ P',' : ^G«denS.ivJc<” 5® CaU BUI : j Wondoll 208-5: :I37 Pa»nttngln*ide i . 2® S GMC '04 Sierra 250 208.878-8328 ; ™ S». I 3244475 727-1267 { [ andOutaldo. i licen^n^Bondod. i doir20e-536-1900 r A v r o h d , 29K, Ouramo;:row 0 year exporienco. • ■ ^amodeling " “ "S y*™ cleanupinup. . ! ( XMUIC AT. 4x4, 4 dr loodona T^iii asM estimate*. 4, loodod. AT, I8-536* 1900 733-1678 or 420-213nor, CoNSnracnON C liteBMHy ^ AC.'5,:. 5,7 iiior, 8 root ilonl ...... - ...... ~ RCTWiT « I b 8 t - - - GMC '05 Storro Croiffer. 165K milos. Cob. 4WD, hoolo A to Z Z a le iio n 1 | Remojmodel*. addition* ■ ; ' - ■ oa condilton, foRO '03F-25( soots, 6 CD ployoi Klichen, balh. home j i ■ rootiroofing, root repair i ; a royal job [ ; Lockwood sprayed on bodlinoi Id“ '91 « t o n 1x4, _ ^ p « l n & moro. 1 ; de< low miles, excellor ' i sprinkler ; «, AT, AC, 5,6 „ ^MC Meeilng all your 1 Installation | ' cond.. $2S.OOO/olfoiSM) (omodelingand ; r. 8 fool bod. baming Qniah ' & muchs 1 r ; ‘spriiS-r'b-rou. , licensed 4 Bonded ^ask;K milos, looks g l J i n Call 208-735-1137.aso carpentry. ! Sonior discount.dii : I 6111308.1278 208-326.4933 ' > j c ; 208^212-2174 i «75o jslom inrck QMC '89 1500, 4x« CCR»RCE16183 ' ' Rog R*1 4 Inaurod ' | Regal 208>08-423-4004! ! J e ir y 423-633131 A I u, I, now mud clean, njns gooe ^ ------, Bob{abQliUMt Space ‘ ■ ^ ------Remodeling T CHEVY:VY '99 Tohoo n > 3 B S f t»5_ B S noor now tiros. $3,50(tks, I. 2 door, 5.7 43-8111 420-2S38 j V ------, rou’/e C tni/itd I i ; SA W T O O T H ;• ' r H I J I or best olfor, Ploos. Concreie 10 j 105K mllos, ' m r g S if coll 206-219-0125, conao oRCT-1167 , I i l J I I f i Lewe’i Installer. | ] < 3 Cabinet*. . : ■ I^cen m Plumbing, hot water ; ..' SHEET^ METAL | poWtor >. RooCn9 & Painting. | ______DSCAPE I L a n d s c a p e h eaten. electrical. | Heating* service and 1 Nowiv II pump and LANO CRUISER 7l Reipodelt, ,— - - ______± ' Conatruction kitchen, bath, room ■ repair. ' Commerdal brokos FJ-40 duol tanks ^Addlilon*. : I Rught-juw ig ] ^^ ____------1--I W/nletiia your additions 4 &x-up*. > and Residenlial ByOwmw w r^ ^ia^ biae f o r d -03 Hong. smoll btod< Chovi r e e n e r ; S^rinWer Sj^rem/ » i — ] shon bod. ■ 4 q $5150, Doy 731-315: Decki 4 rendng, C3onatinctIon a i , CaU 208-358-1358 ! . 733-8548 or , Neat, clean. . ■ a t o n I Now Lawns, OOIO, 2WD, $8! nlghl 206-544-7082. Root*, window*, _ J J , , j__ R C T ^ ^ , , 24 hr*. 308-0444 , and reliable. • )aiming.*ding.. , [ ‘ Ifndacti c a o i n a ' ' ' Hard*:«po. d ean . ------i L i 30 + yr», experience, P " " ' Jor •!— ■. ~ concrete ilab* Winionaitii*m?and^ :. '"sciw 'jO Tia"'! Jefbey Otwalt . ! 4 . sidewalk*.' ’ Sprinkler• BliBlow-Oul*, . , . ^ C ly d e 's S p r in k le r RECTCUNO 208-7 ^2 4 Li)»klnK for 208-733.9494 : noe £tlunaletl 1 208-420- 5^' PipeRapalr jpI Property Clean Up 4 RCT01I3O1 ^t m . T.H.SU I ■ 20IHM-SS] MobUePres*. ! 4"^T’2.3L, T r u c k s yji-?.!?.:., 208^23.4444 DebnsDumping ' , $8986 — j Callall 208-S3MSM t =------■■ - ■ RCE«19000 Hand linos. Main Residenlial. WKKM^ B i I ; A + I l mci‘« ' . ^ e e [ ' line* 4 W heel Une*, , ratm -B uslno* . CHEVY'SY '99 M ion. 4x4, H ^ U m tuibo doisol. 1 ■■ ! Servii -- . (even m tho Held). • , fVoe Efilmates LS, tuM izo [Vice J’ • = : 1547 E 3900 N Bohl , ovmor,ir, 1campor sholl, | I ow ;■ A = iW 208-431-7149 ' 208-543-4079 outo, A ____ Chock us out ® ing I ■ ------$7986 G E M S T A T E ; R«m ~ j whools.mogicvalloy.-H P O O m V G con«nction. COI ; .Magic Vall^Galley area ' Since I3BS. All lypos, ttouhteuble*hooiing. ( 34 1. 628.3478 6 j ...... Tw m riiJ^ momIDLEKAUfT .. ^ = ^ = = l ol RooOng Synemi. • Ucennen*od 4 Insured. 1 205-431.;J1.32S3 I , —iiosn*------MITSUBISHI '69 Fuzo ' Specializing in 29 yr*. j PLaWROOM I “^ 5 B ' 14' rolrig box, low »RCT-4sa6 I ^ i;.;-; I Job*t(ibld,forall ------>S22iZZS2— ,K 4.t:S K Malnionance , 208-•08-308-9239 1------I' In-home repair and . tow. beoane » .• . mitos. askingI ; construction. tutorial. Guaranteed , 17K miles $14.000.423-5620, c ' s s a . _ £ _____ I jlLBiERT Blueprint copie*. to &x your problem ! ------■ ' ■ UINDSCJ 734-PI.aW (7526) « B J | | rncEiimuiet. | 1—— — 2(7 ot 40-container*“ w or servlco cali — 0*11208.736-9437 Woc«ToodSlor.go aan-up, , for aalo or rent, l*b^e. = novaland | Delivered to your cRCE»649 Sho V (C«U) 208-420-2296 > ViWEDDINOSHOP] j^ HStilB j 6, ' ' * Ror home, bu*lne** or Romodoling, Und»eapeaping. , con«nictlon*iie , = ; RanU& Sells Dretse* OODOE'0E '03 1500 quod ------;------Christinas Party 4x4 Hem FAX YOUR Ss WEXcoNTJUwraER K i m b e r l y G n n I c.llZ O B -31-316-3448 1 206-733.1022 Dre**e* wheels. c l a s s i f i e d Ww < ork. W ood ...... _ R e p a i r I W edding 4 Maid 48Kmlloi . i f S - B mn c A L n n F enconcing, Interior ^ ------44 year* experience ' SbShoe*-SUps- Clove*-1 AD Paint p*. weed f I------1— 1 Located 2/3 ml soulh UIHIIi f o r d -04 F-250rM 48i< Accoss cob, bluo, v-8, owerbeds Magic Valley Napkins-Carter*- SM T oulo, ctoth, loodod, TIMES-NEWS n ^ -Sfflr- : ' V. M .'SfS'iu j ; Tiaras-Covers nnrwir5 ’04>r Ookoto 4 $29i500 $ 2 5 ,4 8 8 Bl CLASSIFIED Please call befoxo , Roundrq 4 Long Tables, 9d T rad e * ’ trtmminming I slopplBtr by ! seats 6. 2 tone A s i t r r A tf DEPARTMENT 2O8- ra 08-324-5S14 ! I l>«wn Mo..Rowing (Behind ShUo Inn)n) ^ R ic h a rd B o a t ' c S ‘;"3,‘o"s' T . „ I = . £toodod wilh ox- D n o K S M a JnoX bod Irnor, 275 S, Idoho S V. 2 0 8 - 7 3 4 -5 5 3 6 | j Ueon«o»n*o «»RCE.14128. ; P h il 208-73:731-793S,' 208-736-0033__ , 208-423-4196 i _ II 8- — s?a.'JO, 732-8292 WorKloll 208-536 K miles, TOYOTA '86 pkdiup cond, 350 CIO. Chevy TBI ong . AC, PS, 5 speod I A u to , „ara„ new tiros, exira M g « Straight o*to. low bar. S6000/ofter. Call 208- 733-1973. M B Tlm>»fHw».T>t,T w fciM t.ldite 8undiy,WcvwBbwabwl2,2006______lO o o io o e Sunday, Novlov. 12,2006 1 0 0 8 11000 0 ... 1010 ThielnIn SUVt SUVi . -VafnAodBum- .VI ;> ;A t

k k ..w .i n - THUCKS WAhANTEOIll FORO ‘97 Bronco II. OODOE'04 5 a Grond Car- THEE ACES ON B]BRIDGE^ Bobbvb b y W o lff Sell youf vehk•hKlo tur L oins good, ovorylhing avan, ov whilo. DVD lmm«liailolo ''l o M i l H works, weak trans. playof.'Oxccond.61K. pli I CASH TOO)0AYi S350/otror431-4141 $12.500.731-5492. Si •04B impolo. D ear M r. Wolff:W< proral of the Director. TTh( h e id e a i s euyiofloiiy# ^ C '02 Yukon 3-* Doi modols tos. ono ownor, My left-handind opponent opened a that you should not be able to . seal, roar AC. PS, ° ov r i K “? S “p; “rado. oxceKenl CHEVY '04 Ttoilblazor.(or. Iinlod, now liros. oxt. tali w e a k t w o0 diamonds, passed cheriy-pick which oppon>onent you ■ — )o. $10,900. ; QM cortiliod. PW. PL.SL. warranty. $10,900 s?™ ho rxc.ss "sisw t A u ti^ ' around to me.mi W ith A K-Q-J-7-2, sit over or under, or whethetheryou loor PM. CD. Cfuiso. Slock*ick« Call 208-539-5608 muos. mU Must Sell. V 10-7-3, ♦ K-4-2,I * 7-2,1 passed get to bid in first or seco ta A nd CE756 SI499S $13,500,731-2218 275T j ( scond seat Truck Pvts r) JEEP • . Idaho St., and wc got a all the Ume. f e ^ ’ OfEVRduETl DODGE '94 Grand Cor- London 2C208-538-1900 - t a bottom, as everyone' A c w t t oPries r I else was In a spade game or OVOJ1 LE. 3.8L. toodod ____Ma-73i5o5 2 built1 In Chiu's soot, partscore. (My(^ partner held ace- DearM i r.W olfT: TIRES e.F. 0< S3.500/Offor 316-2839 ... —. , fifth of spadfljides^nd-A-K-J-fourth of——W ^ -haLdoes.the-followinfr — _ E : asxilsoR^e^s FORD '05 Windsiar. i clubs). Shotfiould I have bid two 1mean? With A Q-Jr7-2,• V▼ A - y - J r Amo«lcan foclni:ing rims. new front broke pads spades despjspite my apparently ♦ J-2, * A-Q-5-4,1 doub>ubled the ^4 ton Fon 40% ond roor suspension. 3 OSimpola. GM w orthless diaijiamond Idng? tthree-diam ond opening loaihor Inlertor. good --rtifurtI. PW.f PL. PM, condition. $2,200, Coll r ri <\i<\ll Koiirs. .Modlrcal. Quebec Imy right. My LHO raised J ™ ? 4.0LGcylliKJer, outo. 20t ruiso. Stock# • CHEVY-08 Tfoirbiarof. i2 2 :S iS 5 i2 ______812925 (diamonds, and my partni•tnerdou- . t jr e s b f q * or. tilt. CD. custom whools, z t t ; ?o 7 possonnof. 6cyl.:^l. 17.500 milos- 3MC '03 Sovono. mro r o c x e ANSWER: YouYo correctly analyze bled. I I passed, thinking tl = 75H1fl.“'90%•fin? PVi/. PL aulomouc. AWO von. SOOIS 11. ^ y o u r p r o b le‘m m — which is indeed a ffor penalties. We collectJC te d 3 0 0 , SSOO/offor. Ooy! 'OK milos V8, ouio,' DVD. .16 '------S19.3S5 mpg. SOK milos. runs 208-737 3 3 3 5 5 difflcult one.le. 1 do not blame you bbut my partner had ononly two 6951.0V08734. P R ^ f t m C A L and looks gnoal. - u p w -n*05 MaJlbu LS. for failing to balance, but your small s diamonds. “ B u m i j i “ 2C»-73M4at $15.900.420-5504 SIS 1 0 0 8 ■ Ixvk. . K.V ' Miv litor. 40 mpg. partner shoult5uld have acted direct- SlltinffOui. DoylenlriMtowB. I*n. S U V s _ JEEP '93 Chorokoo K mitos. focto- iy. Yes, he hasha: a minimum and a 1 dork btuo gold trim. anly $12,986 m oderate suisuit only, but against ANSWER: A By partnership = | l sharpi $4500. Cail V a n s CaJI 201.7:-734-3750 J Ken 208-308-4613 pre-em pts someoneso has to bite nment, when one player m r=^^3WAHTETEOII I makes a soiiyourvohicit. . . Ihc bullet. WithWi short diamonds, negative n or takeout doubl JHB L JEEP ‘97 Grand M u b l e , a n d immodioio ■ Chorokoo. LTD. AWO. he has the responsibilityrcJ to jum p tlthat suit is then raised, a ACURA ‘01 I >'> 5.2L. now trans. other r e e i e v e i , loaihof. luiiy loadod. lo 9™“* condition. oxtros. 136K milos. ■ ■ altoy whofllools. Stock# Blackwood?’ Is it not a recipe for , 01optional a t the four-level.1. OC n t h is soats 7. nowV liros loainor inlorior. ro-0- Make ofter, 420-5089 disaster, makiriking life more compli- auction ai I woUld probablylly s i t f o r ' >16 sie 000' lo* eVROLCTl 2121 ■ 'n'Joaflff. 59.200 Of I cated than Ital:1 a lr e a d y is ? - ththe double and lead a. tti r u m p , ' bosi otiof. Call 208-^ ■ MERCERCURY ■99 Vlitagef KISSJSS S«|Ufld. NoshvJIIc.Tcnn. since Sil I have two trum ps a 43e-82l50f 431-446212 /on, Spon. toathor. 208-7333 3 5 o33 fi\five-carder. ■ CHEVY '99 Toftool ANSWER: KeiKey-Card Blackwood 4x4. 2 door. S.7| treats the king kii and queen of ’Du!cau. Wis. Jhurch. SonloACen- ■ i r AT. AC. 5°8| l i s a trum p queen),n). But I agree that Mor. 8 loot bod. I lor. Nursing Homo. _ 208-733» B r '-iSK actual milos,] i etc. Soots 20. Exc. B P ’*Sb S while using keyke card correctly A^ANSWER: The Law is a u . looksAuns good,! I cond, Worraniy. does im proveJ q,ne’sq.i slam bidding, adadjunct to normal bridge.? e j u d e - CHEVY 02 Tahoo.0. $3,750. By Ownor. I *'4^4°AO°PWPL.^A^^ ' S’3$13,500. In(o/i>ho- i: m isusing or forgettingfor; it leads to , mem e n t, b u t n o t a s u b s t i t u t eV fo i u i f t cus- Call 208-284-0128 I FM. CD. alloy whools. | 3s: Accoss Instiluto. jnning J (208)788.2338 C H E v T o ec ; d i s a s t e r . S lill, tl low milos. factory war- , <2i I, t h e s a m e c o u ld b e ‘ m a akes a good point - that. in com- bonfdi. S2Q995 DODGE ‘00 Ouronno, rarity. $13,986 •! (800)929^811 Cortifiod. cnj»jlso. outo. said of Stayman,lan, I suppose! pelpetitive auctions trum pI lengthle BIJTHUIA 114,000 milos. 56000/ ■ L i :M««<9sitv«r«ai.eom CD. spoilo>iler. alloy ooutweighs u l high cards, and olfot. Coll 80e-30Bi Stock# md lhat 'SSm iS;"■ 6525 Of 20e-423-808e S i loDS T '00 Silhouoito. cpS?M $H£11935 .D ear M r. W olff SOI (Iff: some cards arc better orr wv o r t h ------• 208-733-7700 Jbby did Jt asalnl /^chevbVROLET] If playing dupliiplicate, are you'al- momore than others. But essei )0d lo port with 1 • KIA ‘97 Sportago 4x4. • mat Silhouoiio *■ o nw lowed to changmge seats and play ly,y, you can’t use a law to rrc] e p la c e low milos. oxcoliont 2000 00 von. Wo dom 208-733<3 ^ 5 5 East or W estt accordinga to your jududgment, and anyone who'h o p r e - condilion. Sseoo/offor. Od 3. Now liros. r w p w -09 c h o ic e ? Coil 208-309-0037 . oithof ^ i Intorlof. oltoy 2 Comoro te:ends n you can Is deluding hin runs grool. Three Chall LAND ROVER '00 Dis- **'^0l‘loois. 76K milos. halm. Wichila Kalt»-oUTw mlndfprtng com. Coll 208-539-Ii&-82S3 C — I OonlDoloyl , S U V s W Copyn*hlK»«. Unilfd KealUfC Syndicate.rale. Inc.- 208-733-77000____ } CO1I20B-734-3463 | IS '02 Sihouollo imioro EXI.V6. W L. outo, >W D. c L J i S B m Chock us out® }.988 whools.mogkwolloy.- com WIDIID D ^ K A U IT CHRYSLER i'02 05 p r j - you heavin g ather. «un NISSAN -gs Pothlindor < mips.- 4x4. Eddio Bouor. V8, AT. { CD. good condJ- 1 0 1 0 . outo, AC. PW. PL. Uon. ; full powor. •- k loaihor. Ironi '& roar $4,500 ; or bost offor. > * mmm —— ISS7CT-C CraftFFair AC. $13,986 • , J Call 208-308-9282 =^~ • w x , ■ b i H CARSi^RS WANTEOII I CHR'i'SLER NIODLEKAUPP - S ^ ^ H E g S S B SollyoII your vehicle for B P S f f l i i l l l l ------IIOMl*— ^ I I ImImmodiale o r B az 208-733-7700 E CAS; a s h tod ayi zaar? uying all years. FORD 7 4 Bronco, ro- f buill 302. ARB oir ■ okot and modols lockors ffool ond roar. OLOSMOBILE'04 01 ,|_ 1 ^ 8800-574-1248. 0 0 g g g g K P M winch, roll bar. custom Bravado. E door. 8 otf-rood 4 barrel holly cyl. c 4.2L. oulo. AWO H b k M cub, duol gos tanks. $16,873 $ ■ mucti moro. 11K milos PU. ti«T' on bobuild and up­ m a J f ^ A L F T grades. ovor S20.000 I b D ployor. invostod.' sell lor 208-TO»2480 28K milosos. 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Tmn Falls Senior CeirJenter e to *) p.m. a.m. to 1 p.m.1. M onday, a.m . to 2 2f p.m . M onday, PotPoetry group, 12:30 p.m . Ib e v erag e s a rc se rv e d everyy Wednesday: Exerxerclse, 10 Wednesday andand Friday; take- Wednesdad a y a n d Friday. ArtArts and crafts, 12:30 p.m. doy < with meals. Gift shop , saoshoshone.si.w. a.m . out available:;; $*1$4 for se n io rs Vbga, 5:30 p.m . 1h o u rs a rc 9 a.m . to 3 p.m : Jackpot trip. leaving*a*long, 11:45 a.m . F rid a y : S in o rg a sb o rd Ihrougli I'riday. SOvaver and Gold Binbirthday celcbraUon and D in n e rs se r\’ed1 ut n o o n . Activities: anksgiwng lunch, noon Activities: S en io r C e n te r 3 ^ “ ' M ciuix: Suggested donationion: S3.S0 for M onday: Nlu-2-UThrltl u-i M onday: Pool, 1 p.m. Monday: Uaked poiuiojlo bar. seniors, i lome‘deIi\elivered Store open 9 a.na.m. toSp.m. Eden T hnee i* bland Senior Center Pinochle. I to 4 p.m. cream puffs meals available eacl:ach m eal- Exercjse, 10:3C0:30 a,m . T u esd ay : Pool, 9 a.m . lo 3 TUesday: Fried chicken,cen. time, AA meeting.g. 8 p.m . SuggesteSled donation for v 492192 E. C leveland Ave., fp .m . iiaked sq u a sh , p o ia iu eis s aia n d V Al-Anonmcetlicedng. 8 p.m. seniors is s] $3. All m eals G lenn:n n s Ferry S idew alk se n io rs o n d ie gmv}'. broccoli sahid, fruilruil p ie Menus: Tuesday: Binglingo. 7 p.m .- . In clu d e salsalad, dcsscn, fruli, b ik e trail, 10 a.m . Wednesday; Meatloafifor o Tuesday: Ham., mmacaroni Wednesday:y: NNu*2.U T h rift m ilk a n d 1c coffcc. Tuesdays are Met^ c a ls serv ed a t noo n Strength training with liver, fried |>oiatoes. mixeiixed and cheese, mixedrd vegetables.\ Store open 9 a.na.m . to 3 p.m . cooklc andnd brcad bake days, Mondm day, TUesday a n d 1In stitu te o n Aging, 10:30 toJ vegetiibles. /ell-O salad,j. ■ carrot-raisin salad,d, bread.I Exercise. 10:3GD:30a.m. andWedmInesdays a re cinna- T hursursday: beverages with 110:45 a.m. bread, baked apple , ap p lesiiu ce, cake Thursday: NA meeting. 7 mon roll aiand maple bar bake mealsa ls. Rides a re available by WedncsdoyfPool.,1 p.m. T h u rsd a y : Ijisa g n a . greirly bird. Pool, 9:30 a.m.m. gravy, mashsh e d po ta to es, h o t Activ E xercise Monday: Soup and sand'ind- 6:45 p.m. M usic by th ec fiddlersfit biscuits, grc;rccn beans, frozen Quilluildng. p o o l, tab le gam es, Community blngo, 7 p.m. w ichcs W ed n e sd ay : Silver'cr Sneakers Pinochle, 7 p.mp-m. fru il sa lad1. . 1le m o n b a rs puzzle:d e s. TV. vid eo s a n d visit*' W ed n e sd ay : Pool T u esd ay : U v cr a n d o nlions lo r fitness class, 10:30Ito to 11:30 Friday: Bridge,ge, 1 p.m. Wednesdiiday: Breakfast bar ing ivollableava 9 a.m . to 2 p.m . Pinochle, 1 p.m. o r m e atlo af, sc a llo p c d poto)oto- a.m . D u p lic ate bridgridge, 1 p.m . virlth french:h toast, fresh fhilt, lUcsdaidays, Wednesdays and E xercise loes, vegetables, corn brca

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Cassia Regional Marc Anthony. Rodriguez-Ro ■ 1 Ivc planelaneis c an b e rood- tered, spurring wild claimss Qutniero, son off ^M orla E. Ily secn e n w\ ilh th e naked dial ihc 'planetary align­ Medical Center Sky calendar Qulnicro and Antonio • ^ eye: Merkiercury, Venus. m e n t" w ould brin g calam ityIty O SKYWATCH II IJIInnah Marie Chavha v cz , H qdrigucz of Jeromle. e. iwas bom Mars, Jupiicraerand Saturn. through Satunlay u p o n th e E anh. A nd yet, I'm'm daiiKliter of Naihaii Seanin andn Oci. 26.2006. B ecause iheycy alln o rb it a l dif« a w are o f no such l.ioopla thi:h is E» Chris . p M ara C hrlsiy C h a v e/. w asIS hornhi Robyn May Tiiylor,;sr, d a u g h te r ' fcren t speeds.ds. ai t a n y given • P lw iett: lim e aro u n d . Could it b e thoha t O ct.21.200(5. of Christina M. ancin d llm C. tim e ilierc's1 aa prettyp good P A n d erso n Jne hour befom sunrise: th e catasiro p lie (an d 'ca tas­s- Taylor of Buhl, wass b o m O ct. chaince ih at t oon n e o r tw o o f L 9 kB l1 Jatum: Sail S, very high ' tro p h e book) m o n g ers are S i Luke's Wood Riverrer 27. 2006. ' th e m wiil bc e e e£ a s t o f th e su n . ------1 Jne One hour Bfter sunset: lying low, aw are that Mazzy Monet 1Delirlck, and thus visibisible In the brigliicstst star. Also.Mhc m o o n ^one Non visible ' Armageddon's foilurc to Medical Center daughler of Drandlndl Monei cvcnlngsky.K p o in ts tiictill w ay to Siiturn, sll- • * Moon: Ml Third quarter 10:45 a p p ea r In 2000 m ay b e to o lack /Mexander Bulls, son of Wilcox of1\vin Falls.s. \w as b o m T his Is n o)i i ooi n e o f th o se tin g lo^ ^ t u r n 's u p p e r riglii a.m a.n . today. Close to Saturn fresh in th e public's m em o ri , Karen Stevens and Michic h ae l Oci. 2H. 2006. lim es. All b u i S a iu rn a rc c u r- th is m oirning. rr a n d to Saturn's . tomorrow ton momlng. to p ed d le an o th er ro u n d of lUills o f I lailey. w as b o rnn Oct. C Christian Anthonyny B e n n ett, renlly so closeDsclothesunas'to lower left:ft tomorrow morning. apocalyptic w arn in g s in Ul. 2(H1(). ■ son of Janac Ellen BenJc n n cit a n d b e effeciivciyly invisible,ii lost in The oilIther four briglil plan- lastst Friday,I a n d V enus will 20067 Alexia Mackcn. Cirrlllo of icrome,, uw as b o m d im m er, wliter h ile Regulus, Leo’s Mercury:y sc o o ted p a st M ars eiss ww ere co m p arab ly clus- the CoUegeofSoutliern Idahi/i a Ell/aheth Mac Schlaitlatter. Oct. 30,2006. daughter ot Aniy and Michildiacl Tlian Lclf Bowler,ler, son of . Schlatter of Ilailey. was; brborn Anna Marie Gough i ■ ()i't.24.200(). Philip Bowler of Good Putyiyour eye foiirperfectiolmto good Iuse, Tauruss; Sieven lames Sen>crva- born Oct. 30,2006. (inn/ales. son of lirnestlestliia Jennifer Elizabethc lh Jo n e s, . IF NOV. 122 ISIS YOUR BIRTH- I------I possiisslblc choice miglil tum outI 21): Someone's bright idetlea& (lon/ales of Ketchum.. w as dau g liter o f M cllanlcLle Lynn a n d DAY: Your pa a n n o f th e zodiac is H OOROSCOPE be die \voret. Just get die job) mi)^tlllumlnatcasoludontoto a h o rn Oct. 2 4 .2()0(>. Duiilcl Claude Jonescs of TWin the ccntcr of)f som m e controver- onI yyour calendar done andI - p ra b le m Ifyou m u st go ouKIt to Xiinder Gage Dbnaldscid so n . l-nlls. w as b o m O ct. 31.2006.31 slal energy in idie year ahead. Jeralaldlne Saunders- kc cure of responsibilities. the mall, silck lo window sho{lOp- son Ilf Urltiany l-ckleses of Mario IVejo, sonn of Leah Ononchand.yid. you m ust be self- ______I VIRGO VII (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22):: ping. .Purchases made no'low (looding. was born Oct.;t. :2!). M nric a n d Julio 'lYcjocjo of TWin disciplined andand responsible to Hargiirgain hunten, arelikcly lo getI won't give sailsfacdon. 2()(i(). '■ . I'alls. w as b o rn Nov.. I,1,2006. gain the neccsscessary experience IHii yourir (eye for perfecilon to iliee worstv etui of the biu^dn. CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22-)ailan. KIni Lee Krafj, daughlerHer n f ^ Z a n d le L ouise} Bourn, and credentialsialsioachleveyour good use.se. Siniigliten picuires, Clipip money saving coupons> 19): Sil on your hands. Rcfrairain ( ‘asey a n d la so n Kraft o fl lalley.lall d n u g h ie r o f D anielle:11c L ouise aspirations.On On die Olher hand, buff out.|. ilih e scnitch in th e c ar from)m the Sunday paper, bulI from m eddling o r olTerlng eri:rit- w as h o rn O ci. 2f.. 2tlOli. and Jonathon Michentieai Boum ^ you maybedrrdrawn to spiritual bumperr cor polish the hniss. waitlit lo p u l d ic m to use. Vourr icisms. as bitter words coulluld Christopher Llzarmga,1, Sison o fE d en , w as b o rn Novlov. 1, 2006. p u rsu its a nd feel ft uneniliusLHi Regular imalntenaticc keeps pure!irehasing pow er Impnivc's tiyr co m e back to liaunt you. Woi/ork of Karina and Victor Lizarm;irmga Ashley Jennifer:r Salas, about pursuinguing ihe almighty diings rununiting stnooihly. thc e eci iu l o f th e week. independently to completlete o l Mailev. w as b o rn O ci.;i. :2Ti. dau g liter o f M arla IsaIsabel a n d dollar, la k e good goc carc o f yo u r GEMIN:INI (M ay 2 M u n c 20): UBRA UL (Sept. 23-O ct. 22): IHilI any projects requiring preccci- Cesar Salas*Hcrnanlandcz of health, avoidaid sta rtin g a n y Acting Ilklike an, authority will s«)cialcial afliiirs on th e t>ack b u m - slon. Alon/o Manuel Ornelas,5, sonsi Buhl, w as b o rn Nov..2.2006. 2. imponant new venture, and only servevetoo^endotiicn>.Too er.Unexpected problemsi AQUARIUS0an.20-Fcb.1818): of Amanda Ornelas and ai Klran Ander Edward aitcnd failhfullifully 10 duties In m a n y qu[{uestlons can cause couldu ld tliro w a m onkey w renchI Save your petinies for a rainliny Manuel (ion/ale/ of llallilalley. McCabe, son ofjenntnnlfer Lee February andid Ii June when dial- people lo suspeci your liilotn the works if you try loI day.i Avoid confrontadons wilvidi was hornC)(;t.27.200(). Shon »nd Caseyy Edward longing circun::umstanccs could motives.. I)Be polite and discrcet. moldold clrcumstnnccs. A firstI >oihers. Leam lo be seif-suffjffl- • Kayden Inincs TIppcus,s, sison Kcnncdy-McCabe oof 1\vln peak. Next AuA ugust y o u c a n CANCEl:ER (June 2I-July 22): dateite could h av e oil th e w a n n d iI icicnl and try to be self-relianin t. o f Alicia IH ngham a n d Sieviiievcn Fiills. w as b o rn Nov. 2,:2.2006. safely take someson dme off to 'IliIs nilgligilt b e !i good w eek lo o fa a joj( b intcrviciv. IInvestigate new .technologic;ics 0. npputis of Ierome, wasiborn bo Kad.cncc DlancJ Foukal, pursue fancifuliful Ideas o r escape sta n d onn your ow n tw o feel. SCORPIO SC( (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): o ( r try ou t die latest gadgets. Oct. 2 7 .211(K>. daughter of lulice Annlce from ihc chai:halns that have You won'in'l b e d isappointed If Ifit's it's niinlng,'get mi umbrella, PISCES (Feb. 19-M arch 20:20):' Pa-sion Mllfortl Wood,I, son s< Fotikal ofI\vin Falls,i. w as b o rn b o u n d you inn tli die past. you have'e Itiw expecialions of iliislis Isn'l1 th e riglit lim e tu tar- Use i - good judgmenijn t. . ot Kristy and Hryan Woodo d o f Nov. 3.2006. ARIES (Marcilarch 21-April 19): odiers. DcDon'l sta n any th in g o f gett thill e latt-si gal o r guy o n yo u r- Somcilmes; doing nothing; ia1 Carey, w as h o rn O ct. 211.20Q{>006. E lhonR cIdA ndersoi-son, son of Putyourcashbihbacklnyourwal* imponancnee. iuiiorlorous hit list. WUt fo r su n n y’ i th e bc>sl thing to do. Wheile n Sullivan G regory C arter,r, sosi n T ra d e a n d R obertTt Hogan Icl. Tlic lesss youyi spend, the LEO duly (I 23-Aug. 22): skiesics and- favonible celestialI i dierc* is a choice bet>vcen foi- foi tif Kara and Cregory Carterier of Anderson of Goodirding, was happieryouwillwill be. Som e d m e R em ain utun tro u b le d liy ccniiin- ccindinditloiis to make decisions. lowing 1 tradition and belnin g ' I lailey. w as h o rn O ct. 29.2002006. born Nov. 3,2006. spent alone.ic. o r p u tte rin g ty. W liai yyou think is the best SAGITTARIUS SAC (Nov. 22-D ec. original, i breiik new ground. Emma Isabel S;Spooner, around wilhh hobbles,h nilghl^^^^____ St. Luke's MaglcValleyey daugliier of Marie LoiLouisa and give everyoneme some much-1 4^ . loshim Ellas Spoonerer of IWin needed breatliirdiing space. Regional Medical Center ^ I'alls. w us b o m Nov. 5.2006.5,: TAURUS (Api[April 20-M ay 20 ): Dnike lUchard Iones, sonion o f ^ ------usiTis o r A ll i e r g i ^ m P Kailieririe Ann lirlckson ilEslaieC orner^^^^^ Twin I'alls. was born Oct. 2 B e ca:ause i the symptoms of sinuinusitis so m etim ^ ’S n j H 20()(i. Dreanna Nlcolc Tapi ■ mimic ththose of colds; you may notno realize that->:^^^W daugliier of Ciabriela Mimm ''Laura Fitzgerald you nee<■ed to see a Sinus Specialisiilist. If you s u s p e i ; u r ^ H . of Kimherly. was born Oci. 2 Re/Max American Dream.m Realty that you)u have sinusitis, review thehese signs an ^ ■ 2(H1(). ======------sympton^ms..lf.youjufferJromthit/iree.or-m ortl-^^^^H Scan lytcr LctvIs , son o ffSara Sa jujt as you SCseek the many of whomm you; could Ann Heezley of 'l\vln Falls, w, oms, Sinus Center-ldahoo cant help! ’ - '• was services of an cxpciperienced not access anyy otherc way. liornOi'l. 2-1.2005. Ivory Lyim Holland, dnugllugli- estate professiissional in Dealing with aa brokerbi may ter of Mindy U-e I lollandid of buying and sellingl g h o m e s g iv e .y o u b e tter r options. 01 Twin rails, was hom Oci.I. 2 25. a n d o th e r p ro p e rtierties, you Compare offers off by a 2()(l(i. s h o u ld m a k e s t a c JW^ u r loan loan ofHcer andnd a broker. Fadal press.ssure/pain Yes______.. __Sometimes______officcr or mortgagege broker To make surc youyc are not iDurattenofof Illness Over 10-14 daysys Under 10 days | j H is experiet]ced HowDW to find comparing app apples and I Ma«al Dischcharge Thick, yellow greenen Thick, whitish o r thin someone with (hisis experi* oranges, find[ out o under ■■ ■ HOME ence? 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By Sandra G. Boodnuo Tho Waahlngton Post

MdiluTluiiKliimldepn•presslon share ^ a loiiK ('"tn iiio ii liordcr..T. a;i u th o r T racy IhoiniisD ii (ihscTVL's in "T he G host ^ i m ' i in iIh ' lIoiiKL'" (Hill SJ I.‘r)[. ln .'re x p l« ralio n ( th e o fte n - . iivL‘rliii)llcnds me ,ri-sfiirdi 1)11 Ihc topic. riunnpMHi’s Tol' us is nc th e laniiliiir pDsipiiriiiin fun th a t ibllinv tlic liirtli of n ba th e longer-tvnn illness iliai affects an e s tim a te d 12 n iillloon n American wimieii. niiiny'of ihemn d in ' ilie prime childheare a rin g lieivveen 25 a n d -l-t. InIn 1Thompson's view, iinrcalistic expectactaiions about inoiherhood mny tie Increasinginc thc risk o f de p re ssio n ii^ w om w ho Ihey can'l incasiiru up. ;\ fo rm er W ash in g to n PiPost rcpor,ter who chronicled her bankitd c w ith su lc i- ''^1 '' dal de p re ssio n in h e r 199;9‘)5book~Thc . liciisi." Thompson cxplor th e Icga- * ^ I'Y o f a n -illn ess th a t is oloften passed - Irom toto mother to daii}>liter. She discusse> th c iiiiergencratlonal link mi; he bro- ken. b a se d on in sig h ts gli from ' her own history nnd inteinterview s some of the 400 moih w h o se a c c o u n ts o f de p re ssio nn shsl; e co llec te d - , o\’cr several years. l-ollowing nre cxcerperpts from ‘T _ _ recent quesiinn-and*ansiinsw cr se ssio n Tncy Tnompiofiiiofi, shown here vith her daughters,, is iauthor of the study of matemilI depressiondi that explores Intertenenlerational transmlsslen of the Illness.ess. with iheniiilior: Q. W liat do y o u m e ain n tiyti maiernnl depression? A. Maternnl depressionion, the wny I IVMothers need to undfiderstand that this InsM^ a worltli oni edge define it. is depression thatliallscrcalcd • Rom 'nw Qhosts t Ibl th e Ho u m ": or exacurhatcd hy ihcic stresses of la a »chronic illness, andd tdiey have to devise ’Leave me alone,le, imy moUier always said duringng herli bad times. beiii}? a m o th e r in tliis culculture nt this '■The craving forr IsiIsolailon lies a t the heart of thelhe experiencei of depression. lim e. heirown regimen thal:at works for diem, Isolation Is a prisiirison cell, but a t least there youBU canc Ile down under your crushlniling'' ■ ' It ciin he transmitted:1 fromfr< mother T|»„ i;r »nt burden,... MotbeiIherhock) Is simply Incompatiblee withwl solitude. You may crave It, to child via Kcnetics. enviinvironmenior likely to include regulfular exercise, a deter J bul wtiat you g,et e t IIs ■another •Mommeeel' scrapinaping the surface of your brain like throuKl) learned betiavior;ior —ormore Jjp, j nisty razor. Unlikelike ordinary depression, matemalmal depression is a war fought on. nicely a conitiinalionI oof all three let, sleep— you can’t’t sskimp pnit— and two fronts: againslinst the depression itself, andI againstagi children's competing ihings. Ii's depression iisas Iti intersects demands for nurtiurture, guidance and reassurance,nee. The barbed-wlre boundary wlih motherhood, with;h tthc lifetime maybe some, kind off s]spiritual practice. between self andnd others m ust b e painfully navig not conditional1 oon performance or Motvlotlicrs need to undersiand th tl at.. s o m e o n e else. mother. Andnd ihere's no easy way u> cycie. eye b e c a u se th e se w o m e n llthen fall on good grades. th iss isi‘ il c h ro n ic illness, a n d ih tl e )t. Q. W hai are th e stre ssesses associated share superviTvisor>- iliiiics. which was back bac into the witlutrawal patliItem. I lell stories abobout myself — funny haveve lo^devise itieir own regimim cn with contemporary mimotherhood' . the case for'or mothers when I was ' ' Another A pattern of behavici'ior tliat stories. — nnd I point| out ways in .dintIt worksv for them, li's likelyly ;to that in your view coni:oniribuie to growing up.>. These I days, ifl send my eniergetl env is this compulsive.'e busy- w hicii (m y kids)s) ;are getting tieiter. includ■lude reg u la r exercise. ii ilect.•cont' depression? v, kids ou t lo pl;play, no r roll last semester YouI eiend up modclitig for your kills,ki . called "women’s work.")') ^ lieforcyoi'i hahad kids this is likely to learned lear wiih your two young{daugh- ( and has a pei-sitisitting business and sometnething ihiit is really imporliiriaux,. I think tliese dayss iiin sija iJ^ affect vou at:it sso iiie p o in t. lers, lers especially ttic older one.L-. whose 'friends. She's doiniling great. fo rththem e to know: that Mom is a pei:-pi siarching and ironinglg be(Tsliea?^ Q. What anare the characicristles nl diagn«)siswith dia) depression aiI aageis I also realize I can'tca coi'iirol tier life, sonI worthyw of respect iuid carc,, noii t , once a week, we've iransfmsferred diat maternal depepressitmi’ ch elm ro n icleil in y o u r boiik'i! aiKl I can'l live itIt forfi her. And I don't justt th e fam ily dru d g e, energy to our kids. Ourur Ikids are a A. One iss cccriaiiily withdrawal — A. A O n e ol d ie h a llm a rk s o f:depres- d know wliai itie fullruture holds. Ifyof you're Struggling wilh an illnilne«i measurement of howV vwell we're lhe inabilityytogeioiiioriicilorhid- ii sive sive thinking is this iill-ur-in■nothing Q. Whal adviccic c w o u ld y o u give iindi frrrom time-to time you're not ti doing. There's ihis aultuiltude that a ing in yourir i ro o m aw ay Irciii your attitude: atiii If I don'l ace this te;test. I'm mothers siriigglln^Ing wilh depression? goingng IOi he there all the time, thenc n i t nioiher's constani presenci:ncc is n c ce s- kids. T h e re is a mother in iny hook stupid. stu{ If I can't do somethining per- A. l-irst. take• yyourself seriously, teachedies your kids that they are■ nii o t sary to ensure her childrildren's e m o - w ho w o u ld jii:just go into her bedroom fectly. feci I'm worililess. I have rei-eriainly which I itiink molnothers have a hard the centcr cc of aiienlion, ihiii ihcy ih tional tieaUh. and lock tlutlic door, and her kids fell fell th a t. tim e d o in g . Yourr healihhi is vital to the don'ti't haveI to be alw.iys reccivi;iving At itie same time we're;'re supposed would slip nonotes under it lo iry and W U hal m y m o th e r w o u ld haviIVC done functioning of yiiyiiur fiiniily iiiul lo cnre,e, bbut sonictimcs they can t)c' gigiv- to he doing all the oihoilier things coniiniinicaiealc with her. One of'ihcm ivhen whi I said itiai is to say. b bc e c a u se how w elt y o u r kill:dds arc going tu do. ing cat women are supposed too hihe doing— was so youn^ling he couldn’t write; ii

bligatory? Iniportaiiitant? until rin,illy It becamm e apparent I , I aw ay fm ninheriieiirooniwin- I mana;nage. "i — I — you — but!" she is ciilm a n d conient. IUdicuIous?Tlieseaicure tliat dial was jiisi lhelie Iprelude; P E'ERSONAL. F ■I""-. , l'n•nd d of story. Your kid looks at "Heinemberhiickwhenwe • tiic judgment calls./lls. Any After die bulls c a mc a real. liv e . Anyway, ifi I w ere to go to tiie you1 like111^ tlint; you fold. If som e- were ' single girls ou t on d ie > parent widi any competingn g (for a dream ) iiiuicfir'firltvmh. p T 9 H JF I L E . blc*ssingofiif die pets this year, I ihing:ig Is1 dint Im p o rtan t to your tow i n?" I say to her. ''We usciid toI d em iuids o n h e rs lim t o e lias to (]as7 season. K's iiai would hrinfn g a w hole dllTercnt ' child.Id. it b c fo m c s im p o rta n t to cniise i illl d ie tim e tike this?" maku'tliem.O now. Uull-siomplng.g. rnuclear eanne Marie species. you.V^1. Wliy is it so im p o n a n t? I'm Stie looks ill m e. "liste n , . l-eotured o n this m onili'sh's cal-( ba d . So I don'l knowkvatioul a I Ol.liisilnror>'7 Iniponnni? I no t c\x'tic \’ going to ge t in to th e >'ou'rc ' tlie o n e w ho wx-m a nid' d , endar front my kids'school:jol: 12:30 o n Wwlnc-sdavflyforapei I -W I LLdSKaS don't avillyly haveI lo go lo this dteoloologiciil issues here. Back in got i m arried iind com pllciited.ll l l i e Ulc'ssing o f llic Pels. b M ii B . ------' thing, do 17,17, ' m yday. d n tliere w.i's a separation Ih I in g s...'' she slx-ius to siiy. Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. Last year I niiisi notn o t h a w h a d lo her credit..A An n n a did a M y daugl'igliter SiLsha wnlks in betweiw een c h u rc h a n d ... pet. 'Hie Crsiy^. Now I am engaged in'in ilm m . a conflict, bc ca u se lastlas year I ga-at job shieldingUng her beloved n h d secs n uclookinfethroiigli’ pric‘sl^.*sts I knew n c \e r even iisked coiu'crsation < with iny (single)le) O urs is n churcli-afFUiatedte d w en t to die pet blcssiissing \sith a pet. a n d th e cliickclicken kepi a ~ d ie calendai;iar. She's in kinder-- ' nlioutm t tlic welfim : — m u c h less < school, mid I’mwonderingvlg w!iy cliicken. We lire onI a Ifarm brave (I think) faccface, t)Ul afier- ga rte n , soI diis d w ould b e her indicaicatc-d co n ce rn for die irking loi ai school,ll. _____ ,thcy.didn't c a rre th e p e iggig fg i o u t, . w here ii's iiot.w eird1 to see a ward — I m e an Ilik< like, dirce first p e i-blesslngycnr.tHiil le immniTiortai souls — o f m y d o g lhe t plu m p a n d jolly pric*st sii>iii>-s •. o f church tim e. Sunday. Thrhe c cliicken. b u t at schoolool, well. w eeks aftenvardxl - — th e cliick- have alread;idy decldetl not to Iblllcilie or m y cat Jinx. 1 do , , n i pniyer lo Siiinl rrancls of priest co u ld bc available to l l i c cliicken w:ls pojpular. p i My cn. which wls youyoung, started e\x'n tell ticiicraboiiiituntiil remcnlember being specifically Assisi,i iind dien Wiilks iimong>lg " " sprinkle holy water onto all dau g liier Anna, w holO Vwas in first dirferentiuting iiiiointo a rooster, d e cid e wliailat to do. "M om , I tipiheihercd tiy this, a n d even tiik-' tlie t dogs nnd bowls o f fisti aniln d '. willing animals waiting In\ thlh e g rad e luid in her m ostost cxtrcine sianed crowlngqni^tiulcily at first, tiavc to brinin g u donkey to ing uup p die Ciiuse, crossing lerrifitHl i caus im d cjiged hermliit.- i parking lot. O r w h a t ab o uJt t afteral poultry-loving stage,e. ecradled then releasing an ful fulUtUi cock-a- sd io o l," sheh e an n o u n ce s ciusual- myselfself evrry time I snw n dciid cm c tis.t>m ndishing his holy . school? A tim e w h en I’m uup p d ie cliicken il^ ii. AllJl titlic kids doa n insom ni- facc m itsi nni o t be subtle. My a n dI itit: seem ed u p to m e to keep "OK. bk-ss you all!" h e cries.-■S-, 1 W ednL'sday?That is prim e ly, d id m a n y o f th e dogsdoj in ac Is purc poison.an. J A nd I'm no t h a n d Ls forcireed. th c lineslini of communication “Illcss Jill you pcLs!" h is ull so0 . .' ivork lim e. A nd dils is busys-sysca- attendance. Uigdogs. I never siiying i blam e theth e priest o r ih e ■Sweetie,e, Ii don'l know if we’re o p en betwt een th e m . Whew, silly s nnd sw eet he can'l sto p • son. So m a n y deadlines. So>0 realized diut so m imny y ;people holy water, b u t I1 ara m saying thn^ going to bce able< to p a n lclp a ic Did I say& I vtrasn'l going to get Inugtiing. 1 . many things pressing down.VII. ow n ed so m a n y veryy I;lilgtlogs. llinl blessing wasa s rn o real bless* this year," II say,s not even intoI dicthc-ologlcaldi Usues? illdiculoiis, but obligatory.'. ,1,.,i Listen. I h a d a d rea m lastist G reat D anes, m astiffs,ffs, ing lo that rooster,Iter, w hich now approacliinjIng th e donkey Issue. , Aftciftcr m u c h de b ate , wc n i ^ t tliat I w as a t a rodeo,}, aia n d N ew foundlands. Saintlint resides nt m y frieniiendGretta's Hie lookk of c liorror on tier decideid c 10 take Betty, o u r smnll- feanwMitriL' Uiskai wriiL'S „ iiU o f die bulls got loose a nnd d Bernards—ihcywereere oil ihere. farm, where shee kiikindly keeps facc is closetser to panic. 'B u t — cst. oldestold a n d m o st ol«?dient herI column for Pie Wcuhiiigtw trampled me and uamplcdx l mr e slo b b erin g o w r th a tI clchicken. him in a co o p siiuiliiuaiL'd far, far bu t — b ur tr Is nboui illl she can dog,, to lhe blessing. In th e car. rtMf, / , ■irU .a06 1k»H-Wtw».TWar«B^ldibi>be ES FAMILY LiFf

- ’ ' E]ENGAGEMENTSr s ------— — ANNMi/ERSARY — -

h a n d a -E b o)RN w orsou,hcmid»i.o,. F E l T O Nl-MEDLAND - ^ TH ELm ES convctlons. TW IN FALLS — ShylJhylo M. Eborn Is the son so of Glen BUHL —■ MMike and Judy _ 'TWIN FALLS — F lo re n ce ff TW ^ n Honda and PaiHck ].). E bom , E born u f Salt Lakiiike City and Felton of Buhluhl announce the ^ 5 B B p h a nid d Ray Lyile of l\vin Falls b o th o f TWin FaUs. anncnnounce Kcelic Neilson ofr Utah.Ui I le Is a engagementI ofo f th e ir daughier. 'v crc:re honored at a family din- thdr engagement. s tu d e n t ot CSI, majoring ni in Heather Felti'elion, to Kurt 1 ^ ^ n c•r rh ho sted by th e ir cliildren on Hondo is the daughter'ter of the psychology and soclioclat w ork. M e d lan d . so;on n of Gary and H |Q hk | 3v. 1 a i th e Blue Lakes Rev. C. Star Adorns ofo f Boise.I Tlic, w edding isis p la n n e d fo r C arolyn M edia;dland of Lapeer, 1^1 vJ^^W Bp^ fl Courluniry Club for ihelr 60th ______She ts g student at thee CollcRcO M orch •>. 2Q0B. ______M ich. ^ B w cddaiding anniversary. Felton graduiiduated froriTSuR I~^H ^2 — titThe— Lytles“ n-iurried- in \ High Schoolal aJ n d C olorado McC(cCook. Neb., and after \islt- B a n n e r -N e w/BIU b i : B H p p Slate Unlversli.■rsity S h e h a s o ■ 4 g relatives in l\vln Falls graduate degrlegree from Ihe ■ ' icldcd to relocate. BURLEY-Samanihalh a M orlc University of Chicago In B AflAfter World War If, he Danner and Jeremiahla h Lee ^ J Middle Easterne m studies. She is tended neon school In New NwbiU onnounce V a Middle East Eas analyst for s rk City and commercial art engtigemcnt. RAND Corp. Chicago llIn Middle Eastern schoihool In Kansas City. Mo., Banner is tlic douglitigliter of<^ ^■ r^B yi Medland ggrt ra d u a te d from < stuilk>s. HiHe is a Middle East beforfore retu rn in g to 'Uviii Falls Lynda Danner cf Mesa,sa. Ariz., Mint Pow ers; Higli Hi School and analyst foifor the U.S. govern- andid founding Lytle Signs in and Les and Elva Jo Banrtanner of Albion Collcgiilege In Albion,' ment. 1948.48. She attended college lo Honcyville. Utoh. and fon M ich. He has a’ graduaie Ihe conouple plans a 2007 leamim to sel up the company's of the Mlnl-Cassia area. SheS is ' degree from. thithe Unlvcrsliy of mddjtlg. b oloks. o k He retired In 1979 n graduate of Paradisese C( reek ‘ exce{cepi for occasional neon Regionol High .Schootiool In *— irk. and she still assists in M oscow. Simitrthj Binncinner ind' S M IT H^-COFFEL " ( Jlng. I NcwbiU is th c so n o fLfL c ci e a n d JereoIihKeiillewWII J E R O M E- -J Jerry c and Teresa B D B B I Tliey were members of the Rebecco Newbill of PollPoilatch. S m ith o f Belles.‘Ilevue announce •SI Christian Church in 'i\vin He is a graduate of.Pot Potlatch Burley 2nd. 'tth andndltlihWard the cngagemtzmeni of their lls for many ypars and now Ray and Florence Ljrtle H igh S chool a n d Is o membermci LDS Church, 315I U.U. IGili St. A daughter. Kaymaymie Kay Smith, end the Kimberly Christian of the tJ.S. Air Forcc stallitatloned d a n c c reception ,vilirollowat7will to Travis Jonin Coffcl, ( son of jB M lIP B | B : C hunlurch. I(H erm an) WoehkO, all <>r i\vI\vln at Unker Air Forcc Ba IBesi Western Inn. Juneie 24 al.lhe PrImm resi- announce ihclr cngagcmc Galena Banquetlu c t R oom a t th e 2f)53 S, Linencoln, Jerome. dcncence In Kimberly Offlclailng Brown Is the doughu w ass DDale M eizger. Debra Brown of Goodingling a n d Tlierile bride Is the daugliler uf ------UiclatrD avTdBrown.----- — Jlnr-:J and li'ieiiu I*rliniir'iif Bartholomew Is the sonsc o f )N-LYDEN, V H Kimbinberly. Kent and Kotliy Bonholoiolom ew TW IN FALLILLS — Laura Therhe groom is the son of o fjc ro m e . ■ Nelson and MiMatthew Lyden H V M Ps M arvlirvln Gale of Heyburn und Brown Is a gradual!□a,e o f DiTtdBirthotooiMandlnd Hlluy Brown a n n o u n c e th eelr ir ent g ag e m en t. m i j f - f RoxonxanneGaleofRupert. Gooding High Schoollol a n d College of Southernrn Idaho and Nelson Is the daughier of C'hrlstlna hr Lequerlca- Heldlindhtffiale Idaho Stfltc Unlvcrsliyf withwi a Is employed It at Precision ' Janice NelsonI of Pocatello and ^ B B W ' FItzgezgerald, friend of the bride, degree in medical oHlcecc tech-t Electric In Jerome,\ James Nelson.1. SIShe is a cosm c- w ass matron of honor. Coe. ( frlenil of the bride, w; nology. She Is employe'oyed at The wedding Is ipl planned for tologist and Is aalso employed ' Brideidesnialds were Lonna Bell, rin r g bearer. Priority One Health C Car are In Friday, Nov. 17. in in the Boise at Wells Fargo} In Pocatello. A myly Coe and Sara Young, A rec ep tio n follow ed at Ihe ll G ooding.. LDS Temple. A rcceccepllon will Lyden Is theesonofMarkand so ^ ^ ^ ^ B friend.•nds of the bride. 11a IPrimm residence. Bonholomew Is u grad;raduatc be held from 6;30)0 to 9 p.m . D ebbie Lyden1 oof'Rvln f Falls. He H askeskell. friend of the bride, 'Ihe brltie is a graduatee ofi of Jerome High SchooLooL He Saturday. Nov. 1010. at the served a miss f o r' T he w ass IIIflow er girl. IBoise Stale University andd is served o mission foror The Jerome LDS Stakee ( C enter, 2G C h u rc h o f Jesus Jesi Christ of Dea)ean Frltel, friend of the employed i by the linlse Scholool Church of Jesus Chrisirisi of N. IO()E. Latter-day Saints ' in ^ * n d Matthew lideti R foo"lom, was best man. In islric l. Latlcr*day Saints in The couple willill resid e In G uatem ala. HIc e Ish a h e alth care G roorjomsmen were George 'Ilie groom Is a graduatee o' f Philadelphia. He attendslids the' Gooding. admlnlstraiionm majorr al Idaho Siturday. Nov.Ni Ifl. a l th e Logan Tonklikln, Hans Kingland and IBSU a n d Is em p lo y ed by th tl e State Unlverslerslty and is LDS'fumplipie. A rccepilon will Scott)tt Robinson, friends of the tNailonal hilerj«?tfinryv.4^iH re — employed by' the th Idaho Slate be held atll 7 p.m. Nov. 18 al groon)om. Ushers were Reggie (Cx’iiler al the Kureaii of lltllihui ■ CALLEN-KELLEREK ^ Tax Commissionlion. 2140 Sattitterfield Drive hi Prlmrmm and Kerry Primm. fManagement. ^ . 'Ilie w ed d inn g IIs pla n tie d for Pocatello. brothinhers of the bride. Dalton ‘Hie c o u p le resides In Hoisiilse.' H\ZELTON — Timm F Gayelynn Callcn of Hazelazclton V j announce the cngagcmerm ent o f their daughter, ConZondlce Aubrey Collen, to Dustinn Jam]o es accusationsS > Keller, so n o f Jo h n o n d SucAnnSue Widoviw’s grief maade worse bbyin-Iaws’a ' Keller and Ron and1 Pai]laPi A rnold o f Sugar City. DEAR ABBY:lY: IMy life has been turned a mug shotI oton the Inlernel and. of eoiirsi Collen graduoted Inn 20052 upside down overovi tlie last year. My hus- EAR oil hell hasIS b ro k en lo o se a s a result, from Valley High School b a n d , “G rant,’',” tlietl ste p fath e r of my chll* RRV Ourfaniii)iilly Is lorn apart. We (my broih)ih- attended Brigham Young Yo da>n, coifimlttedIted su ic id e In May of 20US. S d i er, slsier-ln-■In-law, grow n c h ild ren , ni(.'ce^;es) Unlverslty-Idaho for 1, b u t h is p a re n ts have made li£d told my m oiher we didn't waiii binllm Durtinrb,Hi.. Hfiier ,j “ 'vful, bl ^ semesters. She is cnrollei >c for my children and me. inW around ourlur children, but we still wanieited the College of SouthlUlhern Idalio and Is cinpn p lo y e d by 'flic^ b la m p mn ce forf Ills d e alh . Ups lifrinourllir lives. Idaho's surgical tcchnolmology IWpleC Farms. His m other' actuallyaci to ld m e It wus my S h e b e:cam ca r e in su lte d a n d gave us ai p rogram . ■Hie w edding Is p|jplanned for fault becausec GrantG and I argued the ultimatumm -— il's a package deal with herhe Keller graduated Inn 20022 Friday. Nov. 17. Inn the t Idaho morning of hislis dc e ath . T hey have treated for f morc lhan a year. Youto u r h u sb a n d 's a n d h im , o r:r she'd h av e no c o n ia c i w ilhIlls ii from Sugar Salem H igh SchoolSci Falls LDS Temple,, Receptions ll( me horribly ever!ven though I tried lo reach m r o th e r stru c k o u t at y o u oum il o f Ig n o ran cc a t all. A fters r tlth re e m o n th s o f silence, she I and served o missionIon in are planned in Sugargar Cily and out to them. andar be fair with all his aand anger Mentally healthItliy p e o p le d o n o w tryinglg Kto c o n ta c t u s to tell us w e hav'ave R ichm ond, Va,. fo rT h e CChi h u rch 'l\vln Falls, ' belongings. I haven'thav spoken to either one not r kill themselves becausease Ihey had a no riglit toIO judgeji him and she's trying <>ion of Jesus Christ of Latter-ter-day The couple willII reside i in ofthemlnmontl)n th s, b u i ll breaks m y heart c\q u a rrel w ith ih e ir sp o u se! ihthat morning, convince uus s 10 a cc ep t h im a s th e nei, Solms. i^e attended DBYU- I W n Falls, th a t th e y feel lI aa m r 10 bla m e. CObviously, more was goinglg f Sulcidology.; right to tryry to keep him away from ou announce the cn^gemennent o f \ ■ j j k r, them about himllm. and for my daugbiers. vwhich'provldes referrals to1 locallo self-help kids? Thisi Is h e r fo u rth m arriage, h e r llftlfth their daughter, Ramonaa AlAlene. H p k H B B ^ who loved himn aai n d called h im Dad. to be ggroups for survivors of sulcidcide. C heck o u t se rio u s relali‘lalionshlp. I Ier second husbaiuIlld H en d e rs o n , t.o Stcpltc p h e n a b le to talk to hish is p a re n ts a b o u t him. tlthe Web site at www.sulcldohlology.org. molested heher two young granddaughter: M ichael Fry, s o n o f Jo se p h ; ^ We miss himim tenibly and miss Nana many yearsir s ago, a n d ihis new m a n ha:las A nn M arie Fry ofW llliam sv ■ ^ ^ and I’apa. too. DEAR ABBY: M o th er Is 74.M. She recenily just been lotloo much 10 bear Whai shoiikIlld N.Y B I — GRIEVINCiN G IN CHATSWORTH, CA. married n a man who is a registered re sex wedo? ricnderson Is o graduniiu a ic of B ^ > 1 DEAR GRIEVIEVING: Please accept my offender. o -S U S A N . SOMEWHERERE TV/In Falls H igh Schik h o o l, M yo'your loss. However, unless She found out about hiss pastp on ihelr INM ISSO UIRI R C ollege o fS o u th e m Id ah o i you arc preparedre d for y e t a n o th e r round of second si date, but swallowewed his story DEAR SUS5USAN: Slick .to ym ir gujis. Youi Idaho State University. SheSh Is blame and rejectlection, I d o n 't think it would a a b o u t h o w h e w as in n o c e nni t of< his crlmc. moiher appeppears to be "snake hit" whenl ii t - also a University of Kentu be productive: to contact your former in- She S: m a rrie d h im a fte r onlyr th ree w eeks o f c o m c s to sesell lec tin g m ates, gracTuatc with a bachclS f ? Sl»ph«n Fryind Rimon*mHtnleiini hws again. Nnn.lana and Papa owe you an dating d and hid his past fronrom our entire Althougli^i you) may love and miss youi dcgtcc in landscape archilchltcc- apology, but dcd o n ’t h o ld y o u r breath family. ft m o th e r, youro u r first d u ty as p a re n is n m si hibe ture. She attended graduaduate minor In psycholcology a n d ex p ectin g o n e if tlIhcy haven't talked to you My teenage daugliter discovered dis his to protect: yyo o u r m in o r children. school on 0 fellowshiphip at received a master's's t degree In Louisiana State University.;Ity. She pu b lic ad m in istratiolio n . H e Is Is employed as a landscidscapc employed as a architect In Lexington. Ky.od.S15.2 billion MOHLMAN- vibrating lightIt wwire culml- from caisplajlay.com, or call Vctc‘t core. S9.4 billion / n a te s in o tu g ball for batting 4I2-366-7545,i5, M edlcdlclne/supplles, S9.3 FARNSWORTH billionon RUPERT — Kryjl\Uy the oifice at 132 Fairfield St. AV/.i.- lloM A R upert. Dt(embrr J.'lli M nt by Mnall to remoos9tnagkvalley.com.r If frm-mailed, th e p*ioto LlnJstiiiity Johamtn ft Luke Couls ' '-I Jesse Farnsworth of Boisese oa n d _ 1 needs to be «antsnt IIn Jpeg format os an sttsctimemjn t lanuary 6lh AV/'t Ihmlrr A, th e la te R onald Fornsw orth.'rth. Kojirt, IkiiruitlM iRiml T b « d M d ftM i815 5 (p.m; lljesdBy for publication thehe following Sunday. _ _ The wedding Is planned.cdfor Kn^WUoWmint If you m iss thatit d, call Ramona Jones at 735^262.2. 2tlIbl)nA

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T h e five j-irls w ere bi ' H " W hether you aJ9 hostingInga “ • sleepover or attending 1 lOKfthcTiiiihctinrkbi: g o n e , • I here are ways to makele It a ineni. clut<;hih(; iheir t K Fct^^W ri,, Jighis. llicyhiiii in(ciu to blast: pliiy hide-and-seek wilw ilh Iheir A s a b o s t flashlights when all of. • Talk to your friends aboutab .. den Kalla Iordan scrcai your house rules beforeire th e y . h o r ro r .... come ov«r. “O h n jy gosh.'L ook 0 . •IfyoohawaJbJIngs.tF;try 10 ,‘- window!” In llic windo Include them In som eI of01 the * ihcre were five ghosiiy o H actMtios. Getting themm a n e w images staring back at ■ ■ toy pr computer gam el ili s a ____ nico way to keep themnocttK < * "It Is just us!" Kellyly BBiilig f t sa id a s calm ly a s possll pled and prevent themnfrom f th o u g h s h e w as sp o ook k te d by \ feeling left o u t (h c rcflc ctlo n . too. • Offer to help clean thehe T h e girls w ere in LauLaura house before your guesi9StS ' Cunningliam’s basemeim e n t in arrive and after they Isasave. Brookcville. Md.. forr a |just- ' • Have soma adivttlessa an d ' for-fun sicepovcr. Scarl ■ H r ' > games planned. each other after theilgl ■ K v : / H •W hile pizza and junk fcfood out was one more thin] ------Ihclr lls l o r vVhufmnkT11 s I I ^ m a to su ro your guestss ying. y ir a n d a basement with all the lights • Suggest that your parairents o ff ca n b e scary! W ithh ua little usa paper plqtas; they'd 6 o n 1 ‘ V break and they don’t hav ro m h e r laveto parcnts. Laura was ableib le to I B " ^ washed afterward. A a a g iiM t ■ avoid most of these prop ro b le m s U o n Ctfflnlnthim,I, oa0( ttw tofe, o v m m tin tlM portrt r p.part; of S - r s a r ^ III iMf faodli^ bassmiit In Bfeeksfllt,'lld. K*rfor CttKts,fnMil«ft, a rt Sank • Follow th e rules. and have a good timeIC w iilr Sdrindel, UndMy Eoener.E a Kails k n lin and KtUy 8HBg.ig. her 8-year-old friends.Js. • To prevent homestckneness, W hen the first threece girls^ mmade that said 'W elcome fum e to arrived, they squealed \w itli GiGirls!" , sleep wtth, such a s a stistuffed delight at seeing each oO lher L aura's m o m k e p t a n eyec animal or blanket and gave hurried goodtod b y e oro n Ih c girls a s (hey did c a rt t­ - • Offer to help d e an upoyour y h u g s to th e ir p a re n ts. W wlwheels. somersaults and dishes after meats. the pizza arrived half ar dcd a n c c m o v es to S m ash later, it still se e m e d aas s ll th e y M o u th , Je n n ifer L opez a n d1 w crc'Just w a rm in g u p ftfo r th e M o m ’s oldies. m o st d ip lo m atic w ay popossible niglit. . ' O cc asio n ally th e girls ... c cn le . m e en ie . m lney.jy. m oe. , "1 h a v e a w h o le Idt o f CFc ra s h e d In to th e so fa o r c aich c h 'I a m go in g to slay u p alall ) up ." K elly to ld th e g roo u jp over o(io th e r, b u t th e re w c rc no nig h t. W ill you ji a y u p uw ith I. pizza. Sarah Scliindel ar tCitears; if anything this Just me?” Kelly asked the gro;roup. '.V a tilde late, having lakeik e n extra mimade them lau ^ harder Promises of woichlnglg th e tim e to apply t>lush —— s| EvEven L aura's m o m a n d 6 - su n rise w erc sw orn, in g ev en m o re conversairsaiio n ye:year-old brother, Paul, joinedle d B ut by 11 p.m ., w ith (h(he about maiceup. "Onccc l11 p u t in the dancing. Everyone m ovie over. M om sa id i(wi( a s on makeup and it madeid e m e knk n e w (he w o rd s. O r they juist st - seriously tim e fo r be d .•The T ■ look like a clown." Uiids m ia d e th e m u p o r sc re am edd. . lig h ts w e n t o u t a n d th ec girisg . Eggcneradded. A fter e a d n g bro w n ies w ldth i got scared. Before 12 the T h e c o n v e rsa tio n juu m p e d icc cream, playing flashli^tIt w crc ail a slee p in a n u p s around consiandy from goig a m e s a n d d a n c in g a ro u n di. , b e d ro o m . ic a c h c rs a n d sc h o o l to ilth e everyoneCVI was (00 awake toI Tlie next morning thej grossest things imaginat cCOI o n sid e r sleep. w crc trea te d to w affles'S w lo . "You (h in k y o u h e a r Sorrlo m c o n c ButI Laura’s mom insistedi b e rrie s, sy ru p a n d w hipi;p p c d . s h o rin g , a n d It Is realtyiy ss o m e - ' ddi< ie y a t le as( ge( in (o (heir c rc am . ode farting!" Kalla said. ppajam ‘‘i as at 8:30 to watch a D esp ite sta y in g u p w/cll et 'W h e n y o u se c so m c o nm e kiss- mme ovie. T h e girls ro lle d o u t beyond their usual bedtiItim es ing!" added Sarah to a ccl h o ru s Scninf u d i etlMr afltrafli tbe llftrts go out U oot tMi« that oukt* ilMpevtrs p t a t Ksft, KaiUJonlai>,kn,aiKiKi sicsle e p in g ba g s In din^erent a n d w aking u p a l 8, th es ggirls. of'cww}-'' from her frienilends. UndttyEumrmMiM il durinf a laattfli/IUtUigM gune» In tlM dtrieiwd l»««w iit o( tiw CtCBnatngbaaboMhi ' sh:shades of pink and purple w ere peppy. T h at la ste dJ untili T h e s e girls a rc slcepov wl(hwll Barbie, kittens and flow­>w- p a rc n ts a rriv e d to ta k e tlith e - veterans, cach of themK h „ g ers on dicm. girls home, . h a d h e r first sle cp o v cr wwhen remind them of hohome; Kaila But beforere a:anyone (alkcd the housuscaspanofatrcas- 'Sarah, can you sleep nextxt “After m y frien d s leavevcK Is she was between ihcagea g e s o f 4 a n d Kelly h a d stuffuffcd ani- about sleeping)lng, (here was urc huntnt. It ended In the to ime?” Loura'askcd. In the! boring." Laura said. 'It w ould a n d 6. Still, m o st o f th1C e girlsg mals. and Laura Inr and Lindsey serious game-]iic-playlng(obc bnscmericnt. wherc (herc was e eni n d (h e sle cplng*bag posi- b e fun if th e y co u ld sta y o1 v e r brou^t something spediccial to had blankets. done. Lauma hihid clues around music arand a big postcr.Laura (lo doi n s w erc d e c id e d in th e forever.”

B ookK REVIEWS IM e d i a . CORNS ‘PennlyFroma Heave] .-V' ®’ p l pdeogaiI Ttw Vfathlngton Post mom wants nothiithing to do and her momn isi< dating > with the Paluccis,is, h o w ev e r, ih e m ilk m an1. . To Ti to p 1( r /. B y J e n n if e r L H o b n A n d w h y w o n 't shle e Italk about off. Penny hasIS aa te rrib le ; ' .. there is an awM fiofisI w h a t h a p p e n e d to Penny’s accident' thallai could I.'- ^ ' A g e s 8 - 1 2 Jia ssr“ clip that you caqltii B d ad ? c h a n g c h e r IlfeFc f maicc rr trouble at churlurch, her song says, penrennlcs BaHgB^Q sj t e flce,,Soccer fans out Uicrccrc ovm superstar up for his loss. Penny’sy’s favorite uncle dlsdisappears, from heaven. be peydied when dicyicy the color of his hw ^iqH Ii

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By Kanna Mebler FrtzseralEeratd HowdlfllcultwasitforyouIU Kto conic o u t here. W'c're nuDt t lilghly Tlmes-Newa writer b tre a k In lo th a t? W ere lh«th e im pacted. Yuu c an actUc:ualiy go scschools pretty rcccpdvc? ou t luid play.' Il’s a goodi —- it's a Hide a bike o r fly ii:i planept a n d Yes, T hat's probably d ie besbest great — selling point, (here's likely a jia n frtmi fr« I\vin M M aflpM K pan of tills community— we'vtrc've 1 ta lk e d lo o n e o□r f y o u r l-all-s-biised S( ■ B U ^ B D a reaUyJovcd it. W lien \ve iniiiail]iaily employees. He sold onele o f th e Manufacturing In ihesy c am c in w e got exposed to CSICSI. reasons he was attracted!d to Ihls H ie cum piiny m akes i S f i U & K m C5CSI is so unique and so proac'3nc- company was that youih i a v e a nr |)ans — for everyilui from UvUve a n d pro-com m unity. It wu*wus niche in the market lhatlat o th e r Ilie niuiorcycle in youytiur very unusual • being frorrrom manufactuivrs won't touiluch. way (o th e liuuling ge; on u SoSouthern California and Ihe ihi We've positioned ourursclves plane. Uvun ayg-yo or t\ people there, they're like 'Wc'We dirough die years. I thlnlInk, very ’Ilio company, opei its don't w a n i to talk to you.' An(i(\nd well. Maylw it's luck. MaylaylK.- it's doors here In' 1995 \ hehere, ii^ 'What do you worn?ml?' brililancc. M aybe il's b odl. d i We're* employees. Today, widiilhovvrlO t O a n d ‘i-Iow c an w e h d p ? ' So.. it's just happy that we've becieen able employees, die compa secs 1 ^ 1 ■ been fabulous and 1 havelave to coniinue lo change antn d basi- no th in g bu t grovvth in iu worked widi die school districitrict cally nichc ourselves to0 ' w here fiut according to ccco m p an y ■ foiforaiot ofyears lhrou(^i Schoollool we're positionctl very weU wi for I’resid en t Uob Seastrom to Work and so fordi and diey'vcy've how the world is chailonging, grdndfather fou n d ed tlidie M bbeen e very recepdve. Tliey con­o n - W e're positioned very well w to p a n y b a c k In 192U. llie ll only tinue to changc, diey continuen u e grow ev^*n diougli you setsee a lot thing in Ills \vny is ththe e of to be more and more acdve and of manufacturing Is leavinlinganU em ployees. . nxreceptive. This has been a greatreal going o u t o f business. We'jI'e'rc in a Timvs-Nctvs w riterer coUaboradon though becauscuse position to pick that u U[ p a n d Metzler ritzgenild nnd j nonow you have the colicgc and actually grow. Because ivev e arein nip h er Asliley SmiUi lou tlie hiihigli school coUaboradng. The a niche dial most peoplete didn'i plant ln.st week, th e nI satsa dowii 1— high school's housing die pro­iro- like, which is more of□f your gram, and it will end up proiia-iba- shoner production, smal.lall m n, with Seastrom to Ond o 0 hat worlted In the die cast Induttiyt lotf»r over 20 jrtat», enloyt woiUnt atatSeaitron becauwofthe ^ he's looking for a n d wliy. bly moving to ihe new liigliJgli (iuicktumaround.Wedoua a lo lo f Uon to cm pletint sorfc onler* large and tmall. lie .said companyy io fn d a ls scischool ;>yhcn the new higlilij^i different tyjics of producilets a n d staned seeking a n<.*ww |i location :— T l ■ school's sci biiilt because of die-die material.s.We'rcJust not,'w'w e just as die nei(^iborhoodid around> when you're hlgllighly impacted c''. CathSidtr, proximity. P" CSI uses it at night,!;ht, d o diis a n d a w hole loi)l o f It.' ialc, Calif., then rules need uto a n d d ie high school uses it dlur- u r­ Tliai's nol what we do. Wc the compiuiy's Glendale Seajtnwrtce JJJ A'c d o a headquarters becamcme more things need to chchange accord- ing die day. So diat's a greatreat wliole lot of cverydiing..W V h ich • r ^ pretideotefulet crowded. OpeniUonsi stretciiedsu ingly. I g u e ss o n e i the biggest shared program. ciin be diriiliiig. Bul, it manakes it and maiketlnt. ^ owr several blocks —- workersv turning poinis wa‘,vas ja sl m eeting You guys supplied somet of a little difficult at times. But.Bi it’s had to drive I lysters loadiMdtHlwiih tiie people. I me i f l j H boldi a motorqr* the the equipment for them to dod o a nice th in g It's just lik e osu u rcu s- I»allels across four lanesies oi fb u sy huge. You've* goliiube^vithpeO' to clertttnroircap th thi a t? . tomer base: We don't haviiv e fo u r trafllc. Il w ns lim e for a change,cl p ie till day lung; }you migiu- us tbecoapaiqr Wc donated some equip­lip- cusmmers, we have 7,(K,000 — well have fun duiJu in g it n n d be nunufactim. m ent, b u t CSI h a s d one a ffcm-cut :m d diat's a huge, huge hellelp. Tell m e about ihe dedie d slo n to w itli good people, job; diey'vc gotten some jyeat-cat Is that a vision thatU y o u r come (0 IWln Falls. Thathat had (0 You mentionedle d how gnmts. And all die junior higliigli grandfather had when he;ic su irt- b e l o u ^ the community'h ha a s c h a n g e d in teateachers have stepped up to cd the company, or is th a t Well, th e decision ovtoverall to the 16 years slnccncc you started interesting. l>eoplcI\i weren't real maybe> inii Ciiifoniia. l-'rurn diat h hel e lp o u t in d ie high school, amd n d somedilngdialyouVccvovohwlT ninve \v:is sometliingi thatth jasl lockingand die! 1212 you've be en fiimiliar w idih ourui style of niniiu- aspect,, y o u have to look a ro u n d so so it's been a great effort'ort Actually, it pretty m u dj il stan - became inevitable. UcBeing in here. Has there btb e e n a n y th in g faciuring; ilI w;was so ng-related. for that.I. ButI we a re also training b bei etw een everybody ed w th m y father. Tlic co:com pa- Southern Oilifornia iuid mid since thaihassurprlscd;cdyouasyou've Dul now thenhere's more people those prapk-pe here at this point Il's I just here in IWbi Fallsills ny w as playing die gam e prettyi we have 7-, U,(M)0 niitiontional and watched the comiim m u n ity grow that are faniiiiniiiiinr>vididiistypeor and nowiw working widi the col- rig rigl h t now ? much like everybody ela!lsc did in te rn atio n al cUNiorneim ers. w e u p a ro u n d you? tiling, w hichII Ls a goo d tiling. lege andid schools. You knmv we Yes.\ wliere you staned to growQW, you really com]>eie with pccpeople ult No, iioi really. y. I Il's liie «ime What doi you y see as the have a:i i greal pre-engineering Arcfi th e re pla n s.to m o v e Itllo to started to grow with c cc ertain over th e w orld a s; weltw as siru g jje s a.s any’ ciicity has. Being biggest challerdlenge Seastrom is . pru^mni i that’s just starting up. othother sections in the area? companies. In Californiaia w ith througlioul the nationIII anda we from places like:e in Soutiiern going lo faceic e In th e c o m in g It will go'o all Ihe w ay from junior There's 1 odier communitiesies die aerospace aircraft indiidustry, had lo b e in a m ore econironomical Calirornia thatIt h a d be en year? higli to} 1higli sciiool and ull die ihndia t h av e things like diis — likeIke vn: iveredoinga lot wilh IHughes it spot. Southern Califurnbrnia just thruugli iill thosew K ockwdl w as pralm bly 50>0 to 60^ So how did l\vln FallsttUsgeion Youwereoneofiof tlie first larg- unskilled helpelp as well. I mean nice op|pportunity for die stu- TheThey have the same type of percent of our businj^ otoi o n e * ■ • —youfimpT er manufacturingIng companies— )usrpcoplc“lrrln-gencral.-our— dents lo:0 sia rfto se c a wliule'dif- Hilllliirrgs^Ike-CAb/CAM con->n- p o im T in im e b lic k ln dieie'SOs. Idalio got on the mam a p (liM. th a t com e In a s ththe e communily employmentIt rate r is fabulous fereiu sidside of business. stnitruction, health services ... Tliey ail o f a su d d e n dccidiidcd lo Then obviously weve went began to grow, ancmd there's scv- from a comijmmiiniiy stand- Tdlmime a litde bit about lhat graj^ p h i c s , diings like dial. I'h issis is move their business som st e- ' llirougii iuid started to lookI ^it era] now. is therlerc room for poini becauseuse it’s so low, but programm . You sa id it sta rts ot kinidnd of a stan for somediinging w liere else, a n d so it almlost os pu i liie m a jo r cities in Idtilioiilio, a n d 1 m o re m a n u fafacturlng-style c from a busiiusiness standpoint ihejunioJor high level? • heric re . th e c o m p a n y u nder. At\ t d ia l ! think u n e o f ih e l>iggestiest deiils. Industry to comeic iInio thb val- you need somi:>muwhat o f a p o o l Well ththey've always had your What V advantages docs)cs point diey said, 'We'rc goiioing to ^ going tliraugli IWin. wiLs wi just ley? lo draw fromm llif y o u a re trying sh o p tyj)yjic of things. You have SeaSeastrom have here' thal arcire do something difrerent.’I.’ a n d 'really th e feel jls well asIS diedi peo- Actually. I thinhink it's been to grow, y b u r wo(/ood shop and diey do unijnlque to Uiis arca — youo u sta n e d to de\-elop this stana n d ard : pie th a t w e m e t. I thinkk dialdi w;ls great. It's lie en niccicc seeing odier Is there aI specific sp skill levd actuallyy CAD and CAM stuff woiivouldn't be able lo find those»e line of hardware. It stanedc d u s a prolxibly th e biggest factiractor get- manufacturers con;ome in, I think you need? even in1 jijunior high, but it never qiufualldcs tr you were to be in two-page pamphlet, ana n d il ling us lo come back andani tlien it helps die economomy Ii Iielps We have a lot1 of positions went onn ilo higli school. And so anomother locodon? ended up beinga 600-pageigecat- to really su m to look aIt t It. diversify w h a t wwe i have, and here thai we we tmin. They’re nowwe'vi•'ve de\i*lopcd a program Well, V obviously, com m u n ity alogue. So, diat was briillaUant. It What was it aboutu l Id ah o . m akes it m o re stable, stii ll obvi- entry-level mand d w e train. W e d o w id i d iele Ihelp o f CSI lo actually Peo’eople. That's huge. I mean,in . truly was. T hat vras a very,7 . very spcciflcQlly a n d th e n latelater IWin ously helps die matiianufacturers if have professicssionai-lcvel Jobs, have thahal, a pre-engineering busju stn ess Is business, bu t peoplelie g ood m ove. Falls thal jusi made yoyou fed there's oilier peopleiple in dio com - lliurc's a loi o f di^c erent types of p rogm m11 iin higli school. And, it's aire re eve.rytiiing.i Being in the arca-ea is your fadicr around lo p ro - comfortoblc? munity. bocnuse ihiihenitmakesii posiiiuns, and so. some of been goc.00(1. It sta n e d last year Iss aa grcal draw for us. 1 mean,m, vide you any fccdback obd o u t From a standpoint ofo f being tu w herc y o u h aTO w im o re people those, yes, it's h a rd to flnd a n d tliissis i die second year, and whtvhen wc are trying to findnd whal you ore doing? from California, youI tendte to lhat actually have/e Ibeen trained bc*cause Idahoaho isn't a typical il's grownvn considerably. skillidlled people diat are typicallyJly Unfonunotdy, no. Thaia t was lock at population. It'sIl's some*: in d ia l Celd. stamping hotbed. hot TVpically So yoyou don't hove any frorrom somewfiere else — dieyey kind of the worst part oof f this liling like 5 million peojwople — llhdps you flndad employees? you're not goinioing to find a lot of cmployetitwsonlheQooryet? mignight be in Florida or Ohio or whole deal. We'd looked aat t tiiis there's only a m illion in1 Id a h a A l l i ^ l . I’co p le diaJiat are familiar dye makers,5. pressp o p e ra to rs No, itt vwrill be a w h lla It^ o n e CallDalifomia or wherever.cr. for 31/2 years and then wrew e' ere lol of w h at h a p p en s toI businessbu witli mnnufacturinring. Wlien we nnd diLigs ofif dialdi nature. Tliai's of ihosec dilngs dial Just takes 0b\Obviously Il's kind of a niccce hns to do wllh impact>acl, a n d Gi^t com c here, it it was kind of typically morelore back East or lime. diinhing to be able to say, 'iley.cy. • Please se e SaSTROM. PageIge F l i

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The companyy Steve & Stacie BaliBallard Emptoye**:1:1,300 1 nationwide Owner/ler/CEO/presldent Name: also maintains facllllles In P m h w t dMcripUoflHioK *m^er.com hand-made batches ilhem IC->ho 'Co. In 1936 In a Chicago .9 7 6 - b y Earl ^ the finest quality ar ual rm nuat: More than $20 machine ‘ shop to produce dis­5- . ] Because he needed posable foodservlce products.S. taste, fh e milk we usei Is from Ion. ! >cl(y for Increasing ' Today the company is knownI aa:s • ^ our own small herdmrtofMse, ,™™ Solo Cup end exports products:1s ® cows. They are not treated wllh o«m .r/rFf>/, D/pmklant name: Joigensen Fabric manufactured i in the U.S. to 8(8 0 : rtST and are given^ n a great deal rtin TWlnFaUt countries. 1 of individual caree atand attention. tcriptlon: Spray dried Compaiipany w a t founded In 2003 Robert R L. Hulseman. all resulting in a del lers (e.g. cheese, but- by KevI/pre«kl«Rt nam e: Jarom a wIWln l^lla employment: 139 Product description: es http://v//www.rilestuff.com aAnnual ravenuet: More than $2$20 machining of replaci Kilptien: fluid milk; ^ company w as founded In . rmillion (Solo Cup Co. a s a I and components> for food prfr ., 2K whole and choco- 19^919 in>' Commerce CA. The vwhole) I cessing equipment.=»t. A is .p » . m Smith Dairy in -lefomeime plant w as purchased In I vides new manufacl Buhl where we sell Ice 19 from th e Marshall family, * for processing plant stouder Engineeringg lese curds, butter, and UtertJir that year. Rite Stuff moved rooms a s well a s re: - p . all opeiiperatlons to Jerome. Hagennan development and mi Web site: http://www;stoud- HiipioyMe: 8 Rite SluSluff Foods w as formed by " ereng.com ■ to parts and compoinpontnu. pres/ceo/ow her Thomas J. ‘ muet: less than SI Stouder Enflnaertng w as foun^Id- I EmployMt: 6 MaddeiIden. The company was origi- . ed 2 5 years ago by Ted Stouded e . I Annual revenuet:; Le:Less man $1 nally/ fomiedfo to produce and dis- ' ^ Ownara: Ted and Roberta I . million tributeIte Iwice^ake potatoes to « Stouder southem CalWomla restau- ' Product datciiptlom The tramp Glanblala Foods, Inc. markets. IP ' oil skimmer separates water I CfMimacTr:T ra B e r« )ur locations In the Today,/, RiteRi Stuff manufactures from oil and Is used In parts b.MalK> Magic Vallwly (Twin ftlls. Gooding and dlstrfbutes.retalldis ^nd whole- '' I Twin Fa»e, l< washers. CNCs and many otherie r: ) I sale frozenfro specially baked pota- . I ■ http://www,charmed,acUBilers.com types of machinery. 11 allows thith « r by Max and • W rt Iiltp,lp.7 /wviw.glanbiaus8. to prodi■oducts across the US and ’ Fbunded In 197 7 by I reuse of oil. Canada.Ida. We also export over- e . Charlene Casperson,son, the compa- . Employaet: 2 )f the cbmpany dale se as. ny name Is derivedM (rom-char-(i THeonstasol l Annual ravanuM: Less than $1 >7 when N elson^lcks Employ* 1 I i! of Charlene and -m 'm e ac -o l Max. U : over 150 ' "million The Caspersons had a farm and Creamery Brstrst opened a cheese Product'ict detcriptkm : Our prod-' ranch store on Bluelue uI n e s Blvd. “ » ' » “ichneld, I* Idaho. The ucts lnclude:lWiceInci Baked pota- • nam ed F^rm & Citylly anda sold business Mas slater purchased by toes, bakedba potato skins, baked SunVaneyBnmze BalJavua stock and horse trallim llers.M ax CIIKord W ard!d and renamed hash browns,bn baked mashed h(tp ;//www.svbronze.com would travel to Oklahklahomalopick 'fS'i's Che»siJse. In August 1990, potatoe!;oes, and other spedatty ' Founded by Robert Commons, up trailers to'bringtg blback for sale. Aranmore Foooods, pic acquired ' Items. AllA of our products use who was working in constructloriork , He decided it woulduld Ibe easier lO O p e ra nt toof the outstanding only thethe best Russet potatoes and saw the need. ! V - and cheaper to manulanulacureme rd's Cheese, Inc. In that IdahoIdal has to offer. Owner: Robert And Deborah I trailers here. Ward's Cheese w as AnnualII revanuaa:n $10-$20 mil- ^ renamed Avonionmore West, Inc. On lion. Commons 1 I Owner: Uoyd Caspers Su DO the com;Mny Sun Valley Bronze designs end ! f , Charmac manufacturetures slock ond manufactures exquisite' sanci-. ! I horse trailers name was chahanged to Glanbla p horse trailers and hoi Rocky Mountain ^cast solid bronze door, window, { rs. from basic Foods. Inc.‘Gl'Glanbla* is an Irish with IMng quarters, (i kitchen, bath, and cabinet hard-! lb u llt.lt also >*ord meaninglg-pure food-. Chocolato ^ Factory m >' lent caramel apples; gy,everything from custom c ar S ilufradded IngredI- assorted Clear Sprit)rings ted chocolates, chosen pgparts to pieces of prosthetic S ■. Individualiually or In gift boxes; Ice limbs. : Number of empinployaM: 540 cream ; fi Foods, InInc. 1; fudge; and unique store- Employaaa: 8 : Bum1 Annual revenue)uat: More than $20 m ade goodies.goi Revenuet: Less than $1 mllllon.ri.r Company nam e: Clearlear Springs million Empleya*iraat:4 » Foods. Inc. AnnualI revanuaa:r» Less than $1 WoodffiverVeflMr [ http://ww,clearsprlngs.ngs.com GoSSm 1 ner Foods Hailey ; Foonded: Sept. 1 .11966. 9 6 by Ted „ http://www.woodrhfenrtneer.com; ______- Eastman and p o uoPJiIlqca! of ______aglc Vallev -Soil«i.OpHc$, ^ ------' ' FMinaed in ih e ea rty i9 9 0 9 “ ; — ■ investors lo producece rainbown http://www.gossissner.com Location: Ion: Based In Sun ^lley, because »w the partners like fine ■ trout products. 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Scveni'era! difier- ilex Poly Company, a U.S.-S.-based fimn h ead q u artertered in Hartsville, SC, is vnc'kbds of transldon. ie nation's largest manufaiifacturer o fth e plastic bag:ags you'll find in m ost And we were cxcitec ited. W ed ores today. With 12facilitiilities across th e country, HI {lone th e rese ju d i a nid d fdtfi good SMftrcaatOimta• mubtf of wtais Md flbm - iodod , Hilex is quietly becoming19 iibcut iL It \vos a dioileoUcngQ.Wc .ndilHto-tepralirodoMH* coeds. a mmajor force In our econorlomy. • ( iictiuiUy grew tliat >x-ar.IT. It was very well plainkTiinod. We i 12004, Hilex announcedI plansp to expand their ope>perationswithanew put our ducks in a rcnirtnvsowe WeVCpOpositioned ourselves thjthrough the I w ere ready to d o it. After lant In Jerom e, Idaho. Idahlaho Governor Oirk KemptIip th o rn ecu t th e officlai to people, people sil di< yearsjththink, very well. Maybe'be it’s luck. bbon in September 20055,,1 during th e plant's Grandind Opening.The state- say, ’You m cjm >t)u Jusi MaybeI itit’s brilliance. Maybe5 itit’s both.” of-t down and started uf ’•the-art facility, o n th e sittsite ofthe former Moorei BusinessBt Forms building,h evcrylxxty kind -of gasps,sps. Mayix.' wasas envisioned as Hilex'we;vestern presence for manu w cw e rc loo young to) knowkn bet- m ufacturing plastic T-Shirtrt icf. You know, w c justI diddie It any- BeUlgththird generation, youI kindki of go bagngs, an d has beco m e a sh(showcase p la n t for th e industry.inc ■ wnys. Wc fd t w c hml itit ;pla n n ed , , , a n d w c could m ake it happen.ha| through thehe wars and you realizeize that busi- Thele original business plan) forfc th e Jero m e facility callcalled for three growth S om e o f d ie loca! c u n niiU y struggle w ith dSSbStto” lstr ness is businiiness and family is famunily and that phalases over a three-year peiperiod, with plans to b e aat t full production by th e h m . bu t It so u n d s tike yt td of 2006. However, thingngs w en t so well th a t pha:h ases 1 ,2 an d 3 w ere trtbution dumnels hav Shouldbele left as such ...So myif nname hap- w idfropcn. P enstobelethesanieasthecompTipany’s,but im pleted b y th e « n d o f 20052 - all b ec au se o fthth e e co m m itte d p eo p le We’re very fonunaie di orking there. oftw r products are sm all a n d that’s about it" . iiglit'"And sUice 1I1C7’ are Jin small a n d li{^it. m o st of ii g got o (s UI>S, — Bob Seastrom Hile:lex'Jerome facility currentintly has ^ 25 em ployees,s, wvi ith operations running9 aiid.so since wc liave productpro In a roound t th e clock, seven dayays a w eek using a 12-houo u r shift schedule. And, stock, a lot of people wwa ant tliat Mike Schuti, Plant Manag lonjnnuw . Weslilp a lotilof^uiie- ol Is the dlivcdon oof f th e m a rk e t' ' to grow for yearsyea and wc can't ^ lager says, 'W e have spaceice available in th e facility,f, day.,,lwo-day, type o of f ihlng.s. a n d m a k e a changengelikethat? Wc need to bringbrii on m ore peo- andid as long as w e continuele to1 have a go o d experienience, go o d em ployees SnvqiU packages asuailylly et n d u p I think it's alwayvays an advan- plcandit^vcryerydlflicultAndllke __j d a grow ing business, weve h o p e to ex p a n d in th e . o n a plane or o n a truckck undu out tage from a speedccd standpoint. I said, it^ a fabuFabulous deal for th c i e Jero m e area. As th e : I o f ixcrc. so that's real C0S7cas from' But dircctionally,I', it1sii thc same cor^im ity becauscbee our unem- blisltsiness grows, Hilex hopes«s the Jerome operationsns 1grow as well -.without, tliaii’uspcct. We do d do o so m e type o f thing. Wc'rcc'rc In It for the ployment is: so low, b u t it^ very f trudclng,' and that trucking tr long liaul. We're lookingIoo at li fo r difDcult for thh e businesses.I course, taking anythingI forfc granted. Nvorks very well for us. SSo o fa rd is- th e long game. LiktJke 1 said, it's a IsllU ndofio f risk)^ d i o t ^ to trll^ o n for us lias bi'encen vrotk- iiundrcd-ycar plan,lan. As long as start briningng InI more people ln^(;{i^t. Arid actually thaiisone.tha we're doing 11, 1a year from and then If c If one of the'big Plastic grocery bagsigs. Ory cleaning bags. . of llie reasons wc did1 comect to now or two years■5 fromli now. As em i^oyers foils,ails, like if th e dairy 'I\viii, and that's becaucause we longaswcliavcapi1 plan and we're iiuuiet falls,Is, you have that A Retail bags. The/llmII no longer be going tq thee ' ; n t ^ ^ i o{)cn airporL 'Hull's'Ilu real m o ^ g to v r a rd s dthat ia goal of get- unemploymenilent rate suddenly M ' \ landfill an d puttingI strainsti on the environmentI t I irripo'rtant to us. Oecuusclusc w4icn ling tliere, and obviously ob we'd jump? so m e o n e w an ts It 16mom orrow . like it to be soonerLT thantl later. Well, dierc'sm's always a risk ^ They'll b e going to a nnew, state^f-the-art ihcn.lhcy wiuit it tomomlorrow. So, Sure, bu t scm etlnn im e sU ia k c sa d d ie r vray. I n mean, righl now recycling plant andI turriedtu into clean new wc.likeiogct il lo themm tomor*t while? wc'roscdngihcthcodicrsldcofdie rcny,;/\nd so that was a big,b big It docs, a n d It^ nicenic not having risk. But to brin;iring people in to m e r ) bags which can b e recycledrec again and again. adyjuiuigc here bc c iu sese dllsd air- someone beatinglg you on thc is a win. winin kbrause iti eco- V ^ ponisnlwaysopen. side of tlic headd saying : ‘Hey, nomic dcvcloprlopment at its finest . i B«com« an EnvlroIronmanUl Partner How do you see youroursdf In -tliat's unoccepuiblc,sic, you have to w hich is createate yoursdf a fabu- ' Hilex w ants to h e lpp o u r environm ent by th e M agic VtiUcy? W hafjujt’s your do something. Andid next1 quarter, lous communiPanlty.TTial is one of role in Oils c o m m u n ityy oof f a c o r- w c don't have to ddo o som ediing.' th c rea so n s wliywtij w c cam e here, w orking with com paipanies and municipalities; porotcdtizcn? Obviously withinI this th company thc communit)inity was fabulous. to establish plastic; bagba recycling pn^grams. Well, m a n u fa ctu rinng g as a thc suucture is alwilvyays p u lli n g Hero, y o u r planilannlng, your zon- Thst at's o n e reason we're makiaking recycling easier withith ou r Bag 2 Bag programn I wliolc lends to bc involvo)lv«l usu- and wanting to get^ t It tom orrow ing is all g o)d ^ a n d it works and ally In their communit>nity. And and do it well andnd siulT. b u t a t you hold to thosthose things. Vju try a nid d our new $13 million reqecycling facility. we'walways tried to bc2 involvedin' least you don't haveive any outside and beautifyry tht e co m m u n ity I whether It be in Soudiem Sot pressures. and do thln^1^ dial make it a California or here. We'vec've been IntemaJ pressureire is plenty? wonderful placclace for the people I - ' • TCty involved. Wc havee a lol of I think becauscsc we have a diataroalreadyhdyhcreiocnjoy,but people here w h o aro Involivolvcd in great group of peopxiplc here and it also is a hughuge attracdon for lhe community and inn a lot of so people cant Maytayiwifwcwcrc pcoplctocomem e a n d say, ‘Gosh 1 ' (liflcrcnt comr^ttccs, asas wellv as big and had outs!Itside sources want to bc dienhere. That^ a great t l i ^ m p a n y as a w holeIe triest to tlicn m aybe thcre'dre'd be people placc. They've've got diclr act supgbrt and do wiiat itt can.cs Sa tliat didn't caro.I. t MaytA; you' togcdicr.'Itlsnotnothing to end up N ew p we always have (juiteIC ai few would need. that,, btbut we've got being anothercr Ihodgepodge of s o r t rs J Ihings going at any poinlolnt and people here lhai carecar and push businesses whenhOTajnljgd(^t re using tn I < time somewhen; in die commu-cot iLWcpushoursdvcsvcsJustOna work, planningng dc o esm work •— y . a n d e m p ty luty. How many peoplople came up you know, dieccommunitylsjust co n q r aded t y . i What’s your average;e yearly) with you fiom Glend•ndale,aiKlare too impaned.± THicre's no good . to recycling bins.}s. ; revenues here os far assaneco- or theystillhere? Iniiastnjctun!.J. NNow all th c sud- m alley? W ill 12 to 15, wi ^ nomic Impact to this valJe witli three or den people don'ldot want lo bc SiOm illion four of us still here,re. They nsally there anymore,ore. Why do you - And thc profits arc rdnv^irwcslcd wanted to do thce rmova They dilnk all the peoplepeo arc com ing here, or are they distril(trib u ted rcaily Ukcd th c company, o n they outofCallfomla?nla?Ybu dont want Hilex Makes It Easy somewhere elsc7 liked bcingwithit.an.anddi^real- tbgotherc.V3UWIU want to condnue Uveiything goes stral^iI ^ t back ly w anted to do thl e e 1move. T hey > to bc diat placc d cc d u t works. T he Bag 2 Bag program hiiit^'liis is it. we put everyAsrythlng c am e up, gave uIS s (a year and Butlthlnktha;diat^therearbc- # : b a cm n to this a n d keep> movingm some people Justst said. ‘You tor for the localsa ils— *Don% bring makesles plastic bag recycling easy.ea il Cohvard. I think thc1C main know, it just docsoiisn't fit m y a n y m o re peoeople p In because vision for us is to condmidnuc to lifcstyla I gotta getct backI to the (henltwUItunilim Into what evoy- >ly bring your used b ag si b\x a c k ^ (70{v a n d b e h e re for a hundredhiu dty.’ But they gavevc us1 thc year bodymovedoutiDUtOfl' l m t o0 pparticipating stores and yc ai^ It^ not a m attcro f.', 'Let's'Lc do a n d it was a big hdilp. p . E verything's:'s g going 10 grow w c^ ^ ils year, you know,V, andai bc ^ most of youruremployccs regardless, anddwcnutybclimil- w drop them into the I luiQ ij’ o te u t it and gett out,' 01 or local, or are diey peoplep w4io cd by water. WenVc m ay no t b e able . som ething like thaL It's's a long h av e com e in fiomnout 0 of state, to sit there andtld haveI any more J plastic bag recycling bin. 11 ruivtor us. Wl* w ere In Soulkiuthem too? people rcgartllessIless. W s m ay have Or, ifyou live in CaUffitnia for 66 ycare. so•o I'dli like 1110 majority is loGocalbyfar-Wc to just ship everyb'crybody off. Bul 1 10 beliere for at least thatat long.Ic d o have som e peoplepic tliat co m c dilnk th e big dealleal is lobe able to articipating municipalities, Art there more Seastiastnm s in firom out of state;le; I like I m en- have die o p p o>rtunlty. rtu Right now • coi{|l|tg up through (he ranksran to doned dicre are somome skill sets wc have a lotI of opportunities, ^ you can recycle bags Bags are■e ste p j^ ? d u t w c need to lilrere idie skill s e t w c just don't hovohav cnou# peo- „ with your other m fg collected andd : lost one. Vfenecdtobringthcficpcoplcln'to pic who want tta a But1 WC have to w e o p t I ^ p c not. I a m thc last b a led fo>r r ! B c m third generation, you kind hdp train the others,irs. You know, grow sm art Wbfehawtogrow;wc hi a n c le'eaned. c curbside recyclabies. shipping. ofC d v o u ^ die svais andanc you 10 hdp train a neww work’ force can't just do evci^vcrydilng for busi- process'.ssedand g. I rujftfi: that business is busbusiness here—sowchavetoto have a skill ness, w e haves to do It for o ur repelleileUzed. iinQUamily is family andtnd diat set o n lland first. community. And:Jld If business has sliQOjd b c left a s su c Il Certain Cc . In general, howV wouldv you to take it on thcdie chin on some htqtticsscs can b e very success-suo describe die businesse s s d lm a te ln d i l n ^ dicn ll Just has t a Ills Just > ' fu^ w vlngfam ily in iLU b;usedto us Ma^cValleyasawho4iole7 the way it is. In Califomla. wc “ hawffO'wholC~othcr 8ide~~e - ^ m y -'— That's kind o f a-diffdifilcul t qucs— took-it o n th e chinAlnalolrButdien- fatli& s brother a n d hLs sonssot — tion. You can look atitilabunchof it a lot of it. If you□u Ilook back til It. nnd it w as jast to o m any/p pc e o p le different ways. You canlookatltcai you'say, "Goih.I. yoyou know what, awLux) small of a businessless and Iromasuindpolnithathat, il^ tabu- I'm g li^ they ^ did d il bccausc it tocHhany difrcrent ideas,cas, too lous, bccausc obvioviously hero w as d ie right diin;liln g fo r die com - many dilfcreni directions.ins. You people arc growingg 0and every- munity. Il was: toil o t i ^ for u s as a teoUy just need a singularardlrcc- d thing. On thc otherier hand, ii's business, but overallovc our com- W ti tlon-iSo duough tlie yearssirs, wc extrcmdy stagnantmt bccausc munity is whcwhere obviously ' end(^ up my fadier andid I and dicre^ no one to hire,[c. Sai it's real- w h ere everybod]K>dy who works my ^ ler purchased thctc tbusi- lygreatandlt^notrcalrcallygtcatat hcrccomcsfiom.'m 'Ttikc carc ofit W Bales are transpt^spirted to the ness Iiom cousins and thenicn liaveI thc sam e dm e. YouIU know o u r ' It's yo u r lifebloodo d ■ , 4 Hilex* recycllncling center. dcvetoped it into just a corpxirpora- community has beenenvciygood You.havetobenbeoblelogoptoy tion.S o m y n a m e hap p enns s tto be at bringing people! in lite our- In the mountoliudnsontheweek- Ihc som e as th e com pany's,ly's, but sdves, and wc are veryvci grateful ends? tlu t^ about It. for duit, but I thinkc m orc o f th c -Yes, Ills o n e o f tdiosc d i l n ^ I Are )ou publidy traded?d? focus has to stah:ah moving guess wc feelI pt pretty strong N a M aybe som eday we'llwe'i bc towardsbringingpcopcoplchere. ‘ aboutdjccommutm unity and tryfig that big. talked U)otheiherbuslness to hdp the commin m u n ity b e \ ^ l Is lhat a beneflt. do youjthlnk? th leodefswhoarepropioposlnglhat It was 16 years agoagoandcor\dnue ■ j W ould lh a t ofl'ect y o u r osJliigjlityif — shifUngfromrecru]TuldngbusI- that nice fed. 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Buenos Aires compupany that note, Argentiiicaileans ore late One of dd ie biggc'st cultural A: In Burgundy, 4,5000 viwine assists expatriates Inn /ygentina./ eaters, usually sittisitting down for differencess mr ay be th e greeting. I'tlikesome- dinner between;n ‘9:30 and II Argentineanans dieek-klss each producers covcr 60,000 acrecres, so “Here, If people don't 1 ilrntllVVMMultKltstWiw nxn lan ,evenlfthey'venewr i MHan ! ing into a great gngrape. Reynolds says cam cai o u fla g e 10 to 15 p ercencent. However, met before.t ______* “Burgundy is the prc-cminmlncnt clodiing might brinring undue Carios Mosclas, aa counselor region in ihc worid forr pipinot attendon, but it wormn't ofl'end. the Embassy ofof /Argendna in nolr.“ «aya Lfluriann GrccIrecno- She notes, howovraver, that-. Wuhington, wiysuiys you don't' SoUin, a so mm cli cr an d founounder Argentineans dress5 morc r for- needtotlpcabdrivi r iv e ^ (M asdas o f French W ine Explorerss (8(877- -mally during die weeklekandwear also Instructs visiti/isitors to avoid i i 261-1500, www.wine-toi-tours- franca com), a Florida comp;m pany > th a t specializes in w Inc too u rsr of | H | | p p H p H H France. The-hiUy region, aboutu t 190 I I i l l 1 fl I I miles southwest of Paris, Is striped with vineyards large t small, artisanal and modto d e m . Tlic adventurous ocnophllelUecan i . explore the regl&n solo;o; th e Burgundy Regional Office irsMIS! Tburism's Web site (www.b'w.bur- H SV lB g gundy-(ourism.com) suppiip p llcs H f information on wineries!S s a n d festivals a n d suggests fourtrw w ln e W & i, B i S * 8 P l l routes (c.g., the Grand Crus,O KK uQs r ^ along the “Champs-ElysecsICCS o f IEscorted fy Bha Carrutfuutiers ' J Burgundy"). However, you j H S ag ■ ^ ProfMilonalThivel Planner,c r V m l^l hit some obstadesd e s If you're n o i famiUar w ilh thlearea e a ^iiy/ SDays or the language Grecne-So>SoUin I g y l l M a^ ^ 1 7 'March 24,2007 says many wineries arc harduirdto.^BH H . fin d — " H ie b e tter p b c c ssarcn'i an K h IiI f o r o n advertised” — iuid mosttvine- vi V iH fi , , (dudes aJr from Boise'*- yards require rcscrvadoid o n s, which can be tough to boolX M klf D U O B l l l B . '• J you failed high school Fren■rench. (EngUsh is no t os w idely spoir;pokcn Z T T 3 n MKiHinniciioiisv^ i l n . h e re a s in . say, Paris.) Al i drinking an d driving is alwa> bad com bo. To better understand plj and other Burgundy grap ■ The SSavings area H . find a tour company thata t I h a s '*■ guides who are trainede d in I French wrinc and famiUarf ww i d i ■ the terrain. Aim for two to:o fcfo u r ■ vinc)Tirds a day; any morere a n d M ■ your red s wlU sta n to blur.:You’U Yoi ^ M ' olsowanttomixitupwlthvi!1 visits 10 abbeys, m useum s a n d any >rk H aa r d e r X- VeWo th e area's esteem ed rcstauiariia n ts, 0 £reatprices K so m ake suro th e to u r Incori rates other attnicdons or sche > you dion^t hsave to. ------ulcs'ftws ------For Instance, French Wl , Explorers' Great fJstatcs ^ 9 C or)me see why patieients from 6 statess come( TO USI B urgundy T our (Sept. “o 10- -u i c n ® 7 ^ 5 2007: $3,995 p e r pcreon doubDUblc) 3 I II , E Y E E XAM A I The Northwest’s3 IPremier Prosthetiitic Centers wincry-hops around the GraG rand ” I O F F O u r SicSlogan s a y s It ALL!_! C ru estates of th e Cote d e Nu A L L F R Am I E S and Cote de Beaune, and $50 stops at Hospices de Beau W k„ P m lesmling s Lenses ■ and Clos dc Vougcot. 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Jerome; pieadijaded guilty: costs waived; 15 lound innocent. ■ urc to purthase/lnvalid driver'ser’s Evan W. Thomson. 23..Twin Tw fells; , months probation;>n; rno alcohol; pelit ihcft:; foundfc guilty; $300 fine llc^ se; $300 fine with $200)0 sisus- failure to pufchase/lnvaliivalid driver's three days worii detail.del ' with $200I suspended;si S72,50 ■TO perxKfd: $72.50 costs: 12 monmonths license; pleaded guilty;f. costsc Alan J. Stumpp, 119. 9 ,' Twin fells: driv- costs; $763 publicp defender fcp: ' H J j H] pfoballon; one count drMng;with- witl • waived; 35 days In jail,II. credito for Ing without privilege::eges; pleaded 1 8 0 ^ injailin. with 170 suspend- ****** out privileges; dismissed by' proproso- time served. guilty; $300 fine) wHwith $200 sus- cd. credit forfor one day served. 24 y 'f / T l CUtOf. JayC. MartJndaleJr.,20,'10, Twin fells; pended; $87.50) co:costs; 90 days In monihs probobalion. ■ H I ® . Alexander P Zollinger. 17. 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Scott, 27.TWin fells;s; fafeil- detail. Sal-Sv'-1?(10 - 3 30 - 6 45 - 9M Martin Holland, Blits ure to puichase/invalid driver’sr’s FtoloJa Castellanos. 33,l.T«lnftllsi Tw Saturdflday • November 18,2006 .• 1 0 :0 0 a m - 7 — G u a rd ia n lUi 04.ivs45.g 30 Tracliirs • Loader • Pickups license; pleaded guilty; costs; . failure to purchase/lmallfl'alld driver’s 1 0 6 5 GCridley Drive • M ountainin H o m e sa.‘ Sal-?rfil2 00 3 30-S45.93Q Generators • Saddle • Farm -waived; 90 days In jail, credit;for for license; pleaded guUty:$:; $25 fine: H H The Departed (Rl 0 ^ 7 45 Ad:HmM-NnMlM6 22 days sen«d. '$ 72.50costs: $75 publicblic defender Q Q MASTERS AUCTION SERVICECE Jacqueline E. Weber. 27. Twin fells:fell: fee. Te Prestige'i)io»^e4}-e3o WWW,mastersauction.com malicious Ir^ury to property; Joseph M. Cossette.20,T\), Twin fells; S«l-s,jn 12M-33C-045-g3Q SUNDAY, NOV. 19, liOOiiM amended to d l s t u ^ the driving without prtvileges.!» . second ^ ^ 3 Flushed Away ipctsr'rs.-iwn* na-, 700-7 15-9 t5-930 Pearl Brown, Buhl i'iK;n-2 IS - 12 50-:30- 300 -44S Appliances • Crafts • Linens Pnvlcw! Momlng ol Aucdon £ 13 700 7 i5.9t5-BM Glassware • Furniture OlrKtiMK from 1-84.I-S4, Eiit 90. miin (o Cju lOth Nonh•|h{5incljir StJiion), turn — kft. |o %• mii« 10 Cndl[jndleyOr. Ad: nmei-A/ews 11-17 — TWIN FAMCOUNTY MASTERS AUCTION SERVICECE I7S4 fl-u] (I.hugry4id.:i>>.ooo •/' llorjit'- l>uil(Iin|! , www.mastersauctlon.com TWIN FALLS — Recent activityity Inli 90 days In Jail with 8 0 s KHkihop, loil of tiOMgr. Rril EttJir irIK i 0 suspend- oneoni'umljblr, tiomr »o1d j . i. November »). 10 djyt CO dote, ifller lo piovidc mittile iniuiance jml 1/J ol J j n Couniy Included the following:ng: nine days house arrest:Yst: driving (Abwluie Aucc(on). ic JYER'S PREMIUM. Agents need lo irgitioilerdieiittiwuilaytpiiui r iK iJ DRIVING UNDER THE privileges suspended for 9 0 «!<»linj(f«.N0 6UVtP INFLUENCE SENTENCIN05OS days; 12 monihs probatl3ation;no 315 - HOOSEHOlO; 'SOl ctitonw liiclrnlirinablr. W..IIIUI luiicli: m M Mitchell J. M eade. 21. Kimberly,erty: alcohol; anend court alcoholalci ■ ■ AMTIQUCS - TOOtS • driving under the Influence; school. citri long couclt mnd d i.libln. TV lu n d Mignivoa TV; Ijinpinpi; ftgurmr^. vjir\; wme A'll uni{ong equip; piewarNoiiljlirCorHlr.pie ^ T lie ment: $ 500 fine with $30 0' su»iy?jo.945 e, exces- WUnjpolw: fur cmh•att;; < earner] equip; Ig family leiit: Ellun11 AllenA reacju.cerjinicv -S-il.Si,■ Sgni;4}.300-SH-73Q.945 pended; $87.50 costs; 180} slve: pleaded guilty; $ 3 0 It: bedding; loolk *93 Otdl BS-lMded UK.K i.111; hunr old wood dUI - « - » ;300flne Yim»r«0f8in;C0ln»;bf Babel iRi03^7 45 days In Jail with 178 suspendeinded. with $200 suspended:I; $87.50$ bc«d‘An(iqun(orul«'uie' liga brandmg iront: eollectibh- glaitwj.wjieJi poiicry.cranlwiy Sal-SuntOO-415-745 . Vire-wjre: lum of Century quilc top. vintj]itjge baitclv wood lood ------^ two days work detail: drivingS priv-'pri costs:' 365 days In Jail1 withwi 3 5 5 furv«tlnj w,re- KMfK iwrtand more! FliCiOiKiJ D4ir7}0.945 , ileges suspended for 180 dayslays: suspended, credit for twotwc days r*«W.*'’liqu»fu.nlwrt Sjl-Si.-Sun 1245.300'515'730-945 To find out more, click Ai/et/oni 12 months probation. served; driving privileges RTY TUMS; Cath. approved cl>eck.'VI. MCMC.NoOuyer\Pr.'n..urn . “ q HS ;eSSUS- ' PfUONAlPROKRTY )ne Night With Ihe King ,PC> on www,maglcvalley.ccm Karen L. Alves, 51, Hansen: driv-driv fended for 365 days; 18 Information pleate contact; Oaryl Ar>«adadBealEtUK 0aj/7 00-92s 18 Forrnore'mroi and ✓Classlfifds Category *81212 ing under the influence: pleadeaded months probation; no ale S»l-Sjn1(M.40O-7CO-925 guilty: $300 nne with $ 200 su:sus- attend court alcohol schcatohoi; oaryl RhRhead, Broker & Au 100-415-745 I * with 86 suspended, four d ays ^ pleaded guilty; $300 fineIne with * house arrest; driving privileges(es $200 suspended; $87.5ir.50 costs; . suspended for 90 days: 12 90 days In Jail with 86i suspend-s i months probation; no alcohol:ol; . ed: credit for two daysi served;se attend court alcohol school. drtving privileges suspencended for AA\ Angela K. Richardson. 35. 90 days: 12 months probirobatlon; Nampa: drhring under the InRu-flu- no alcohol; attend court i cnce; pleaded guilty: $30 0 flneflne school. with $200 suspended; $87.5050 > 3 s r costs: $75 public defender fee; F^ore court records onnpageG7 p FO'O O X & A N K lLE I d a fi a b o - ) pnT w im Pilling, ■OiSniEI T he D e b t RRelief Agenc™ Cory A. P o f Idaho ^ DPh ! S G e o n 7 3 6 - 6 2 -YEARCOMPRC- I ” iTT^ S f A tto n * 2 3 2 • COMPLETCD 3-ve< // are invited to Attendnd Magic VaUey *s fi r st t : ^ I mSZ 2M2 :E HENSIVC POOIATRIC SURGICAL ' I------^------1 s X z O O CONSULTAl tlHING AT G0TS> I PATION a HcoiciNCTRAiNir FREE Senior ScamSc Jam on HOSPITAL III Wo ara a 0 « b t R tlk f Ayancy.icy. Wa< halp paopla flla for Bankrukruptcy F0f)0 GEHCftAL HOSI I! 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— — TWIN^ FALLS COUNIm — ^— - DRtVINQ UNDER THE ^ pleaded guilty; six}lx yearsyi penlierv years penitenentiary: two years ' INFLUENCE SENTENCINQSios __ — M l tiary; three yearss determinate;de • determinate:b; two years Indeter- Jam es Schouten, 25. Twin Falls .three years indetemitermlnate; su s-. : minate: susptspended; two years / fI ■ ^ one count driving under ttio} Influ-Inl \ \ pended; three yearsears probation: probation: Sl.OOO $1 fino with ^ to my friends, familyily a n d co m m u n ity ence; pleaded guilty; S300I fineflni « ■ ^^ | r , 120 days In ja-';; $1,000 $1, fine $ 5 00suspenended; $107.50 with $200 suspended: S87.5Cr.5 0 \ V vrfth $750 suspend!ended: $97,50 costs: $3500 public| defender fee; a fo r all o f yo u r su ppport. p t Your generosity costs: S75 public defender fet W costs: $250 public}|lc defenderI fee: shall not pos:}ssess or consume . is overwhelming. ■ 180 days In jail with 120 sus- __ \\ $250 prosecution)n costs;ci shall any alcoholicic beverages or fre- J J f f i lg- , *. pended; driving privileges suI s­t ------^ 1 c W po sse ss or consumecons ony quent ,any estjstablishment where T B pended lor 180 days: 2<1 \ r e c o r’O d o \ \ .alcoholic beveragesges or frequent alcohol is thehe main source ol ; monihs probalion; no alcohol: P any establishmentmt where* akohol income; no firearms;Ilr 100 hours v- ■* one count driving without privi­rivi- \ ___ —• is the main sourcerce of( income; . community service:se $325 restitu- leges: $300 fine wilh $300) sus-sl no firearms; 75 hourshou communi- tlon: $285 courtco compliance pcnded; 180 days in jail wilh • . days: 24 months probatbation. ■ service; apologizeigize to victim; fees, 120 Suspended: driving privi­ Jeremy M, Jensen. 35.i. RRier; one obtain mental healtlealth valuation. leges suspended for 180 dayslays: count battery; pleaded■d jBuiltv l^anny L. Brackenbur J U J m m u i .LH Thaniu 24 months probation: concur- I $300 fine wilh $200■suspend-’ su Falls; arson in the s tto o all my voters. rent:;onc count possession of ed: $72.50 costs; 180W dI S s in Oegree: pleaded gull SCfflffli ■ drug^raphernalia: dismissed > and one hall fonnol jail wilh 180 suspendedJed- 24 penitentiary: two am noU btlpt yoar body I look forward toI „ by prbscculor.- . I I m onths probation: onele (count detemiinato:to: threet and nxuboUn Mow)Md toftir nMR tlBclniK Jesse: L. Rovig. 21. Murtaugh; > oormil Intb. Rnulb • battery: S300 fine with;ith $300 idetermlnate; & lonrr it to s serving you. talned Jurisdic- b»sln ta 3 to-I1 imw U . M m itudln tnd one count driving under the Inf suspended: 180 dayss inin jail «ilh ludgoeiiinledW aln ence: pleaded guilty; S300 fin< ibeittMtrMow. r 2uOf> ' c n 170 suspended, crcdillil ffor two sentenced to 1 with $200 suspended: $87.50 I Community . l ■ •” • days served: 24 monthsIths oroba- liable lociilly al: Chuck Coiner c osts; $75 public defender fee tion; consecutive. ' V • Work Center: $97.5117.50 costs; S,v.fv.Mor Druet 180 days in jail with 170 su“S- s­ Jay R. Sheen. 52. Filer;r; o one $1,000 fino. 1.^9 M»ln!nSt.W.«733-U» V H pended. credit for two days count dhving under theIB iinflu. Clera M. Frith. 18.). Hazelton;Hi pos- »r«cn.>»>u , s e i served; driving privileges ?us- enco: amended to session of a control! « lo [le d Chuct Coiner. pended (or 180 days: 12 {nattentive/careless drivdriving: stance: pleaded gull mnm m onths probation; no alcohol;lol: pleaded g u il^ $50 fine:ine: $72.50 atterid court alcohol school;I: oneor costs; one count open■n eeonlairv ’ ~ count failure to stop/leave the er: $50 fine: driving privijrivileges i ______- sccne of a damage accident; suspended lor 90 days./s. I $ 30d fine with $300 suspend­ • Johnny E. Scott Jr.. 29.I. TvTwin ^ lls ; P M tof by Ihe Conmllttv lo ed: ^ days in jail with 80 su s­ battery: pleaded guilty;y; ccosts pended. credit for two days waived; credit lor jail timtime served; 12 monihs probation: . served, ' ' • conclrrreht. . ' ' MISDEMEANOR DISMlIMISSALS flandfll W. Haave. 49. Suhl; driv Rick G.'Oneida. 44. JeronTome; Inat- ing qnder the tnfl'uencc; pleadea t'e f tenilve/careless driving; dis- ' guilty; $300 fine with $200 su! ' missed by prosecutor, penoed! S87.50 costs; 90 day: Dennis Brookshire, 47. Tv in Jad with 86 suspended, credi:fedit possession of drug paraiarapherna- for oho day served, three days lia: dism issed by proseci houste arrest; driving privileges Donald L Landis. 44. Go( susf^nded for 90 days; 12 . failure to stop at a chect sta- months probation; rio alcohol: wAc tllsmissed by prose MISpEMEANOR SENTENCINQiNOS Steven D. Stutzman. 5lO. 0.1 Heybum; Javier M. Capcha. 20. Jerome: inattentive/careless driviIriving: dis- ■ ■ ■ H H one count felony insufficient’ ‘ m issed by prosecutor; plea pl funds check; amended to petit negotiations. thefti pleaded guilty: costs Justin L. Clark. 27. Buhl; driving ■ waived; 180 days in jail, credit- without privileges: dismi!.missed by | - for 34 days served; concurrentent prosecutor. with ;Jerome County felony; FaONYSENTENCINCINQS ' $1,674.18 restitution; two . Phillip A. Warren. 38. Twin:wio Fails: - M l counis felony insufficient funds possession of a conUollt'olled sub- \ check; dismissed prosecutoi“ O'- stance with intent to deli .SalNc E. Caraway. 4b; Twin Falls:alls: pleaded guilty. Alford plei driving without pfivllofies: plead penitentiary; six years determi-de ■ ed guilty: $300 fine with $200^ nate: 11 years indetermi susflended: $87.50 costs: 90 $1,000 fine: $97.50 cos days;in jail with 90 suspended:f f - Daniel M.Kulp-II, 20. Boi! one _ driving privileges suspendedI for count aggravated batteryery; plead: 180 yJays: 12 months protjotiorItion; ed.guilty; eight years peniten-per . two days wotk detail. m'' I tiary: two years determln six Jeff & rdner. 34. Orangeville. years indetermlnafe; $9? Utahi ono count possession' of c osts; ono count mallcloiclous Injury ^ contblied substance: pleaded to property: pleaded guilt[ullty; five ^ gulltj; $1,000 fine with $800?_c years penitentiary; two9 yone count driving without Board of Corrections; corconcur- privileges: $ 5 0 0 nne with $400 rent: one count maliciousous Injury suspiended: 180 days in Jail witlwilh (Q property; dismissed by prose- 178 Suspended, credit lor one . cutor. day 5enrt!d, one day work detail:■*'>i'- Larry A. Feigi Jr,. 31; one ( ' drivlt|g privileges suspended for . grand theft; pleaded guiltullty: eight 180 days: 12 months probationtlon. ygars penitentiary: fourir yiyears K Jam es'P Kruse. 72, Kimberly:: 'fdeterminate:fal four yeorss Indeler-ir . ' ' ' • ure to stop/leave the scene Pol i 3 minate: $97.50 costs;; oneor dam age accident; pleaded guilt)uiity; count possession of a1 controlledco $ 506 fino with $400 suspend­ substance with intent to deliver:< ed: $72.50 costs; 60 days inn jailja pleaded guilty; eight yeansars penI- • • with balance suspended: 12 tentiary; lour years doterrterminate; ( months probation: no alcohol.>L four years indeterminate;lie; Timothy J. Kyle, 28. Twin Falls;i; , $1,500 fine: judge granteinted drivlOg without privileges, scconicond retained jurisdiction; sentenienced offerjse; pleaded gutlty: $1,000>00 to 180 days to be servedt«d at the Is it throughh ;new stxtdies, new medii vancements? « fine tpth $800 suspended: Idaho State Board ol $ 8 7 5 0 costs: $75 public Corrections; concurrent;It; ' P defer^er fee: 365 days injailII S l.6 0 2 .5 0 restitution: $500 $£ with Salance suspended: drivingifing public defender lee. pending a moment withh ,a sieving family mem 'iatient? privii^es suspended for 3653 Brenda L, Clark. 44; forgei® rv ; ' , O"/'" dications, and new advar hHealing is about skill, Iknowledge, technology i,

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Volunteers/CK'C lothing — The ore referreerred to the protective Idahaho. Volunteers must be at I I m p ? College of SOISouthern Idaho Jurisdlctlor:tlon ol the courts. leasa sl 21 wllh no criminal Refugee Centt•nter is looking The Fifthth JudicialJ Oistrict CASA baclrSun

Drivert — The TwinI ^1E^IIs Senior I Citizens Center Is lookinglook for I «?!! drivers to deliver hotot mealsn to | JRCHASES9% OF TVs »7J<799 & UP I ito(.cn£ttTC*f H am/l fianimtt.uta. u x tc tn a HM. I AtumeAM um ss. paeonn mauitKunc.n c ffUftClKwncHV ■ . Call Karen at 734-506 0 er enrmtiKUi k*uh I - itA. u m ts r i/iMW. J . ': C aiponten — Interfalt)(aim • • ------_ . _ oou^ow-* — Volunteer Caregiversrs pprogram E needs volunteer carpeiirpenters to ■PROJECTIOM " TTVs jgt HDTV^" — PLASMAV HI D T V s - ^ ------a ssist the builder Inn construc-cc i | K 3 | I iLM tion of ramps and otheother home ' I H V I modifications. Call InteInterfaith I i n f l Volunteer Caregiversrsat'7 a 3 3 - I J I I ^ F 6333. . Drtver— Interfaith Voiui/oiunteer N Caregivers programI neneeds a bilingual driver In theie TTWlnFalls area to transport Spanipanisfrspeak- — —tliliitW'l'*' >0SONY s r 11-t WEOA"> ZLCO REAR«PROJECTION P TOSHIBA 42" WIDWIDESCREEN PLASMA PAIPANASONIC SO* WIDESCREEN PLASMiIMAWTV OlOrTAL CABLE READY HDTV WITH M llflfi HDTV WITH SOOO:»0:1 CONTRAST M 7 7 7 WTTH ^ BUILT-IN ATSOQAMWTSC ing adults to doctorr apappoint- samsunostvirVHDESCREEN * 9 9 9 auBUHT-WHD TUNER, DOI.eY< TUNERS, SO MEMORY CARO •2777 < own car. ori- projectionIHOTVWnHBBE* hc qK RA'nO, PC INPUT m ents. Must have own DKIirAL a SRS* -189 DKHTALINPUTS - m SLOT.HOMICONNECTOR S 5 *278 mary insurance andd cucurrent V ft SURROUND SOUND ^ 2 3 ver's license. Call 733-^336333. MMOTC 1 6 9 T 992T

\M u n te w s-^ Interfaithalth Volunteer — “ -—LCD FLAT FPANEL TVs &t HDTVs----- — Caregivers program1 willwil need people this winter v^ivho o would remove snow from walkwayswall and j ^ M ^ 9 driveways for thoseI whwho cannot do It them selves. Cali:aiiat733- r f m ' 6 3 ^ . J Q22j H Driven — Interfaith VblVblunteer ISCT Caregivers programI neiedsne< driv- w e st in o hlOUSe o u IB’ 16:9 e rs to provide transporsportatlon on ” 5 ^ 5 * ° ? LCD TV WITH PIP, E0/8AP, 1440x«00 JO"OSHIBA 21* WIDESCREEN HD^EADY>Y SHARP 32*16:* AQAQU0S« LCD HOTV SOMSONY 4<* 16:9 BRAVU" UO HOTV WII the north side (Jerome>me, Wendell. J S o u m o NOH. ^ 600:1 CONTRAST ^CDICD TV/DVO PLAVER COMBO WITH * a a a w nn irm T s* V10 ATSC DIOITAL TUNER, HOMI ft PC »4r, INPUTS, SRS* TluSuSkMSd’-XT, % ^ » ’ lone). Must "Arm. i7t>^I* VIEWINO ANGLE WOj’RDORESSIVE SCAN, MPJ/WHA • S S MULTWIXEl TECHI ' ! ^ g g i Gooding and Shoshone ■LAYBACK. HOMI™ ____ ; « » a 3 NDWI™ INPUTS UOHT SENSOR A FREEZE ______- 2 S 0 have own car, primary>ry IInsurance * o v i‘n p u t 8 , PC IHPOT . ' « TABLE STAND FUNCTION and current driver's licelicense. Call " ^ 3 9 9 ^ SIF Carol a t 7 3 3 6 3 3 3 . — COLLOR ------VIDEOI < C O M B O ? — Vohmteen — Idaho HoiHome , M l______Health and HospiceI Is lookingI for volunteers who areara compas- sionate and caring. The volun- teerswill'worklnthehie homes of W w L clients and will helpI by visiting, . | | | B H relieving the caregiver•er orc running i .1 errands. Offlce asslstas ta i n c e ls i s - t v w t t h f SONY a r FOIFOTRINmiON*1 SAMSUNC INO 30* DyruFlaC* WIDESCREEN 19" TV/VCRs COMBO WITH TOSHIBA 2S* FLAT SCREEN■H M MENUS, « WECJA™ FLAT also welcome. R>r inforiformationnfnrmatlnn ON-SCREEN y^„|p^ ^L o siH AT SCREEN DIGITAL 81imFn~l~ ONLY 16* DEEP REMOTE. ON-SCREEN MENUS,iUS, 16:9 HOTV/DVO PLAYER CQ|:q|IBO ? S S ^ . TV WTTH ATSC WTH SRS ^ V.CHIP, CLOSED CAPTION. JSWITH DOLBY* DIOITAUDTS, about the volunteer proprogram and c a p t i o n & f> S- FRONT AW INPUTS ft REAR I FRONT AW DOLBY* DIOITi wjndXT' -75 R JPEO VIEWER. HDMI*- INPIF>UT ’ training, call Susan or GraceC a t 'NPUTS h &WMA/MP3 jm ', $ 0 0 P PLAYBACK 734-1064 or stop byy theth office «389 a t 826 Eastland Driveve inii Twin • Fails. ------CAMCORDIDERS—------^AUDIO-) ------I C Z C Q S S 3 p>ni Foster parents —- FosteiiSter parents ^ JVC SUPER W S-C; a VHS' ET CAMCORDER PAKASONIIONIC 1 ■ WITH 2Sll OPT1CAU10UlOOOa DIOITAL HYPER ' j w 1200-WATIUTTS are needed for local fosfoster chit- . \ '’ ZOOM ft 270* ROTATIIATINO 2.S’* LCD MONITOR i A i ? i TOTAL POWERPOI W _ I dren who need tempora»rary. caring ' JV > ■ ' HOMETHETHEATER 0 2 3 2 0 X 0 0 2TTJIHJ.I 1 systemMWITH w n hom es while their parer M H 8 9 2 HEIGHT-iHT-ADJUST. I their lives back togeihei B-J . i i i ilSKE! TOWERI SPEAKERS,SP I I F e llie s receive trainingnlng, month- * n j v ^ PANASONIC S40W TOTrOTAL POWER r'i^ Y a' c SHELF SYSTEM WITH I 'S'dou^ I - ly reimbursement, discoiscounts on ~ rH54;D CHANGER. O ^ A IAi;0TSffR0 I - I I H OVO CAMCORDER WITH OlOITAL DUAL CASSETTE. PREIRESET EQ. J-WAY LOGICM local services, and 244i>44lOUrSUp- CANON 0 SPEAKER SYSTEM, a p o rt Skilled parents are needed CAMERA, 2 . r WIDESCREEN LCD 3 SUBWOOFER 9 >N ANO 25x OPTICAU1000K DIOITAl a REMOTE as therapeutic fosterr parents.pa z o o m ■SC.AKMOU. * 1 8 9 $ 4 2 Informational m eetingsIgs iare held 5 3 9 9 jl at 5:30 p.m. every ThurTiursday at Magic Valley Youth a nnd d ;Adult ...... Services. 1869 Addisonson Ave. E. - — DVD PLAYErERS------in Twin Fails. Call 7344<4 4 4 3 5 or m M W I f the Idaho CareUne atIt 2:211. S I I ^ S ^ h SS- o ra PIONEER 1 ^ ^ ------m e -----. SHERW ERWOOD SOO-WATT8 TOTAL POW Tlitors~The College) of SUPER SUM PR?»=|' , SSft5JS.'K. DVD/CD/CD-R/CD-RWf ft VWAIMA PLAYBACK. FRONT AN IKPUTSI Education program isi l0(looking for m ps p la y b a c k :CORDINOSPEEDS $ | ^ 0 i* m J t N R ftRCMi volunteer tutors for adulJdult stu- * REMOTE ■■VWKIL •«»'« 9 dents, age 16 and older.Ider. in read- ,______' Ing. English, math, citize HHHHH and English a s a seconc lan- guage. The program alsoalse needs volunteer tutors In outre.jtreach ■ . - B

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Vohmteera — The Ameritlerican Red ' Cross Is looking for thre main careglvera can take a - m ®**> 4 9 i g 5 g « “ break, \felunteers are1 n»needed in ^ M 1 9 1414Polalln»Roaoad East • 735-8603^ the Wendell area. CallII EcEdith a t s a s s s s s g 736-2122, ext. 320. 1 ^ ” : E A ; M . E S I ; ,

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