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Idaho/98di.ycar, N< T h u rrsdayj^Septem s be^ .______5 0 c e n t s 3RNING- WITHER • l i o l i ) a i r ] lajR C lear i i o iir^lhoottn ^ Ifljra^id l i ^ h i g h ByKamMnTMnfl Detective'« L t Randy \^ te was shotiotthree .the door-andi eentered the hallway whei low 49. Tlro»»W(kW w» con—pondwit times as hihe and omcers ftom thebe Elko officerswerewa: waiting to make the arrest, ------County 81Sheriff^ Department; w ere As he was beingb d wrestled to th e grouni :m i > ^ * A 2 ECO, Nev.-TWo 5uq?e«s areibeingheld be attemptingg ito arrest the pair'on anin :Idaho Kirkowsld opespened fire with a Clock 9 nu a t th eI EDoE County Jail on an asaorsortment of...... warrant in 1 oconnection with a b an k rorobbery-— handgun,-gettinOingoff-four-rounds,.thiee.( s.of— :es ftillowing die sliootinjting of .a lastfHdayiiin Paul. White reportedlylywasin I which struck; IVliUte in the abdomen w M a g i c V a l l - L E V t t loka Coun^SfaeriCPi deputyiQrlUesday stable con3ndidon Wednesday ata t St. legs, Switzer saic . Cultiinilvold:iliel(>local 'night in a Jadcpot hotel and casinoina AlphonsusI : Regional Medical Centinter in into the woimdindedoffice?^d b o tlf^ t _Community Concert n Kmkowald. 23. and lisa1 Qoor hotel room a t Cactusl a I f t t ^ PI robberies apprehendedthemem a t their this ninth fic Please see 8H00TINQ. Page h o tel nxroom. A fter th e cac ^ ended, the suspect of K“ JoM IM otnM Usa Ledford Money - — — A SIILIPPERY FEISLLOW — — Jurjry finds meaatpacker innolocent lnBuhl:11ieVall^C^ Coop in ByJasonKaiI Kauffman Btihl is moving andd eexpand* — Tlmfls4egin with. It wasvas nothing but a witdt Opinion hunt,” Petei'eterson said. "They’ve ‘ ling Stmidy finds ino eviden . pretty weUklU killf?d my busine.s.s.” TVtowsr mun:cityn’t stop Ino-call liist ofCDust in grroundwat he was acqiuned ac^ on stemmed K " WQ] ftom allegau*gaDons made by employ- Lo»All««l<;aKs Time*______^ “Itis now incumbenttupo„u5.o I WeUi testingsI show 6 6 ees.and a1 spedal sp federd investi- cure this,” Ibuzin said, gator thatt thniiiin* TImea NawanwwTttar______, Riverviewf PPacking, said it had . Fesdval brings art ancUld autum* U.S. DbDistrict Court Judge Lee legislation in th e Senate leach dow nw ardc l o v e r more to do with recordkeeping nal i(}ylls to the Snakeike River. r. Westt r ruled that the Federal Attomm for the FTC^ ’alsoplan TWINF/FALLS - Samples fram errars thenn aianyxhing intentional, FHdayifi ‘nradc Codbmmlssion.whidi created to appeal th e 19-paeiIge ruling, wells in Mirilinidoka Coun^ and sur- a couple o f seasaSOnS 'Tfwehadliad kept records on that the list thithis summer to help peo* which was issued lU ^ d1% e but not rounding: areasai turned up dean we wouldn’tn't 1have had that convic- The Tlmet^ew•w* pie blockdc 1unwanted phone solid* widely drculated1 undl when testested for the herbidde and end up in IdI d a n o tion,” h e saidtd d tadons, didid not have suffident Wednesday. Oust, a newBW study ahows. , K d l yumm, l ^ Pcterson'ii defense groundw ater' I n d e x authorizatcation from Congress to “This d ^ s io n is cleasariy incor* . T h e Idaidaho Department of • attorney, bretbreathed a sigh of rcUef ------p ro c eed -, ---- rect,*.LErC-Chainnan.T1TJmothy-J____Agricultureire_commis5ioned__a______after.the_venverdict-wasjeadJCumm______Classified .E2-12 Moneyey . . .Dl-3 More ththan 50 million people Muris said. *'We will seseek every groundwateIter study after soll tests saidthattheehe acquittal on aU felony Comics . .. .D4 Movies*les-....C4 signed upip.for the Ust. Given that recourse to give Amerijrican con- revealed thethi presrace of Oust on ' counts s poke ^ more of his dient^ 15.5 ixipul^tyity. lawmakers said that siuneis a choice to stopI vunwanted farms. character diendiei anything else, Community .C5 Nationm ...»5 theregistrstzy would be implement* telemarketing calls.” T h e Bureau B of Land - Cny Balir, liM ia,i> water -The convonviction on that one Comunldad .El Obltuarl Services and Global1 Conwct Haselron andan P aul The BLM used revealed Oust in the soU.J impressed1 tiuthat the juiy looked at R)rthe record .E2- Sportsts . . .Bl-4 Dingell,iU. Rep. W.J. “ Bmy” Services, this year suedfd to block O ust to prevrevent problemadc cheat The situation prompipted the lhe countsI thatila hard.” Horoscope .A7 Wdatheither .. .A2 Tbuzin, R-IR*La., and other lawmi^* the do-not-call list, wh#hidi diey grass from>m gaining a foothold Idaho Department of Airiculture0 , Kunmsudlaid th e case could halve LM. Boyd . .A7 West . • (s^'a ers reject*cted the courts finding claimeid violated ^ e i r consdtu- before nadvidve shruM and grasses to consider other potenti lg effects on the meat- ...... that Congr igress had not authorized tional free-speech ri^ tsts. . could m akeke a comebadc. But high lems. idusoy. Magic Valley .Cl the do-not-lot-call list. But they said Telemarketers conceceded that winds stirreuld quickly craft more the viaoiy may be ah'ihort*lived, d ie h erb iddde d bad been sprayed. PotentiaUy, could Oust[resid : u es tse m eat inspection laws - MpMcnneycW■i^.—. explicit larlanguage and attempt to . and promued to woi^.«widi gov* T h e foDoi[lowing spring, fanners leach dovmward over a ocouple of ‘timtw ^aaid. **I think the n mmme fk U insert it ininto a must-pass spend-, emment offidals to a Idays of m ee d n n with for->r- might b e calkMMup-A4 ra*T> and 10,000 or 15.000is pro1p ro b a ^ 'llp n A ' eign leaderters Wednesday mthout win- > balbaik.’* And Peter Pace)ace^ th e . ■■■Bi Ti isii n o t' BuahlifBifaU are to win a promise of diemiiflmumSedSdidtoreUeveover* secunuied widiinibe next M WeefMks. fresh soldi

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677-4042 Shootingy E P A e^esmonii j 9 .— ^------Securityy probe widensi ContkKwdfromAl charged wwii ith robbeiy in either. ir state court, depend- hotel room, but she.eA dluAiA not .federal ^ ^ or : rhich carries the most respond. H e said uponm c m e r iii s at G uaintanamoo l ^ e prograiim fo r h\ e n a l t i e s . t h e rtw m d e m t i e s fo u n d itoring I d d i e b i f f “ s r ' i sTwin Falls PoUce DeW>8hir«tonPoet Lo«*nl l u Tlnw> But EPA room door locked witfaIh Ledfoni -P® Ii ______ariMtt ofif i Army Capt. James e n ^ ^ a ^ ^ Yefejm Jslanucjjeric at Y put were., ignoied,. ai^ W A S H IN G IW Military j^ffiuunomo Bay, and Air Force ' WASHDCGneN -IlM tors to Kurkowski and broke into'the bathroo authorities are investigatiiting possi- /S peau Airmirm&n Ahmad al-Halabi,. m ental Protection Agenjen nmonitor air temjit^ex:m -attgnpt-t>ntart-regulat -.' "•*" :re able to identify the Jackpot police substi lain and an'Aiatnc transnslator on all there is,is, nor: do we presume ting themada«ytbat«Q(b»pQlto- < v quickly after, the rob­ c h afes of being a fugii suspidoti of possible espiipionage at diere!s more.”r e .” — '^ tf’^dustty groups nnrfant the EPA Kaplan, idii a t d ^ but has not been ■ » . s in l ^ s Chief of Police .' the U.S. militaiy prisrison in . 'Air Forcece Gen.( Richard A^ers, reach an agreement,It, the plan sion of spe10 re g u la tio n s . justice, attem pted mui ’ore said, adding that Guantanamo Hot, C u ba, a , govern- diairmanof of the Joint Chiefs of would geneiBte data thattb regula- ects. iringing them into the sys- police officer, battery 01 also had been idend* . m ent sources said W ednesesday. Staff, said jcsterd^y e that secuqty ton cowd use to detentetmine how The Bwe x a c tly th e o p p o s ite of le t- — c e r w i t h s u b s t a n t i a l b oodilv e harm Jr®?*?”* , fied m connnnection with the ind* Members of the Air ForceFc and proceduresats at Guantanamo Bay sjK much air poOudon ist emittede tv been tiyinra o tt the h o ^ ” said Bob a n d b e i n g a n e x -f e l b n ii Navy are the focus of twcwo of the being serutiniitinized in light of tlie p o c k , p o u ltry , e n da ixiry y andi cattle with envindirector of the EPA!s divi- sion of a firearm. He' “ ' » i " 8 “ t d o n >n in f o r m a 'tio n o f fi c e r s newly disdosed investistirations, . anests of al-Halabial-H on July 23 a&d o p e ra tio n s o f d iK e re nit t sizsi e s , a n d i t voluncaiyipedal t litigation and proj- held on S125i000 bail. ' , . , g a th e r e d r eregarding i the suspects*' according-to U.S. offidtdais, who YetfonSeptlJ t 10. Y e e is u n d e r s u m - _ _ could eventually resultlit ini require- tiy instead Ledford also.w as belooked In Sicreabout! ugh setj at $632. Switzer is a i d t h e O n M o n d a id a y . W h ite c a m e to t h e . naval base w hm the goviTvemment mo detainees;ies and intCTTOgators,«s These wastes emitit nitrogen, dons in retiy agreements with indus- charges' were a result olof her not iW n Fills p s police department to is h o ld in g 6 6 0 a lle g e d t e rrrorists. n well as mapsips of the fadLties. Al­ miwtinno anrf nrfi^r ses that conv: monitoringa d b f litig a tio n , following police orders ■rs ■» e « * t c o o rd in a tee e e f f o r t s . Marine G ea Peter P&iPace, vice Halabi facesices ■ 30 charges tKbt bine with products inn tdie air to Kaplan zy dt groups approached the the hotel room. “ W e g u eessed s ! that they might chairman of the Joint CChiefs of indude' spyiipying for Syria a^d create ozone or smog,i. Ammonia,i Wednesd^ith the suggestion of t Lt. Bill Cunningham im of the go to Jackpccpot," said DeVore. “If Staf^ suggested Wednesdsd ^ that attempting> to to pass on sensit^ another emitted1 byb[ animal '' groups relef to m C le a n A ir A c t viola- Elkoi Sheriff’s Departm m ent said- you’ve got t aa lot of money, you the investigation has exexpanded information1 aboutal detainees and - waste, can fotm small1 ^uriculatep ' posal thatretum for partidpation in W < ednesday afternoon d that addi- might go toto a place where you beyond the espionageS^^ated Guantanamono operations. 0 m a tt^ a respiratoty irritjTitanc linked them, [ng efforts. The EPA% tional i chargcs will be t filed can gamble.'le.” to asthma .attadcs, hean an and lung "Ihoufihdiscussed r the plan oh • against i Ledford, indudIlding aid- Around 3 3 p.m . lUesday, W hite p r a U e m s a n d e arfy dela atli th s. iz ed , th e inc i^ ' after environmental ing and abetting a criminmal. andDetectivtivc Scott Sm iu of the Because feeding operatsmdonshave to readi oi eleasedadiaftofthepro* l Undersheriff Stovee Bishop IWin Fallss ] police department, Oust ___ become much largerr . inL r e c e n t E PA th a t wi lat had been leaked .to said\ Jdaho-bascd FBI31 a g e n t s w h o w a s wworking o with him on ' wars, these emissioinons have ent otganizs havet taken over the investiga-ir the case, healeaded for Jackpot.' Continued fn m A l counties in nnoi o r th e r n Id a h o . " becM ue a significant probroblem, EPA tiy and appitt nothing has becii final* e tion of the bank robbe:jery sincc officers bt In' total. 50 wells around t2ie o ffic ia ls said. ability toin a d u s try g r o u p s a re e a g e r i began their search by groundwater?” said Gai^uy Bohi; sQjtg ^ re testi the two suspects cross*aed state checking h< tested during the stuSy. ■ ■ Environmental-groups'ips criddsed-^— ios-thatwou .ho.t.elsI_rcgistnilion._ —head-of-the-Idaho-Departi on agreement with the “ lin e s :------nm entof— No-detections-ins«raLiiyofthe^cSi-~ ~ the proposal, saying thatlat the offer futiu« regi . The scarch:h ended at Cactus Agriculturc'is W ater 1Quality cais founi : would give an independ- 3 Lt. Cunningham saidd officers Petes • 3 u n d a t d i e m in u te Ifrv* would allow these nidlidilides to con- Schwartz, i B u re a u . liz atio n ** d to s e n b y indus* observed t a &largc sum o f m o n e y m^ ’ c ls th a t c a n1 beb e detected in the 1 ^ nA irAafor who rcprese onducted surveillance Oust isn't known to be p tin u e to flo u t th e C le a n A ppiovedbythe^A-the 8 [! at the scene, but could oiatoiy.the.jni^ d y c o n d u d e d . ^ t h o f tim e . poric in d u so to verify the thi suspects were in leaching, | but it’s not m a n in d e te n n in a te le n g th ( I conduct emissions stud* w h e t h e r i t w a s f ro m tl:the bank ,|,e , I T S S ’' A giw itfSmro m th e E n v ir o n m c n b l' !f t h e h o o k , EPA . * said DeVore, “then a , llie d to irrigated croplan •It lets polluters off ll w i l d b o c o m o th e b a sis fo r------r1< o b b e r y . and,Bahr p„,e„i„„ Agency’s Ag Re^on 10 sets no firm deadlines andmd contains The Clinticgulation; said Richard they callcd!d Elko County and M inidoka County Pre'rosecutor dedded to3 1 m ake contact with paid for thee testingt< - wmch c m no firm xcquirements for the live- thefirsttost^ a Washington lawyer ^ “There were a lot of concciTOa about $21,000, Rick Bollar said W ednest 000, according to tfie . s to d c in d u n r y to d e a n upitspoUu-u p Air A a toesents i the egg, daiiy and o jsday that the main sus]u s p e c t .” ,about what could potend,tu^ be Depomt Ledford has been chargejed in 5th With two-0 officers on either j tftment of Amculture. tion,” said Joe Rudek, sens e n io r s d c n - w h e n itistries : in their talks with ^ h a p p e n in g o u t th e re ,” h e sa Screenings for foi Oust iuone c m t is t w ith E n v iio n m e n tad l Defense,D a actions agaii D istrict Court w ith acce::essoiy to side of the hchotel room door, they As water seeps into soils robbeiy, a felony that' o about $250 pper e r s a m p le , national environmental1 group.gr fced-lot opeiinton administration was carries a identified ththemselves and told '’ |transpon chemicals or pol maximum penalty of fiv jU u ram s The Agriculiculture Departmoht » stan applying the Qeon _ five years the suspectt t(to come out and talk |to the groundwater. Mi^d o k a does not plant i n p r is o n . • with them. in to indude Oust t(to* :o the livestock business - ” County^ grotmdwater qui ing “ its reguicgular testing regime iUie raici: d*ilj Bollar said Ledford's! lowI bail Instead ofof talking, "he came \ Circuladon started cnforccmcnt ~ vulnerable because of th e , h i g h tju ij sc re e nis s forfi more than in Nevada was a conce:ero that out shooting,’lg,” said DeVore. , D «alel MUocfc, circulationiondl«c.or }ainst some large animal ^ w ater table, sandy soils antnd injec- commonly use faifarm and ranch opir- nly S5.00 per week. Saiuniiy ir “We want to keep hersr in cus* “He was ic consdous when he Groundwater sampling fi Burl«y-Rupert> The Tlmci-Nenly S3.9D per week. Stiei uu • to pj d y ,” B o l la r s a id . “ W e kcnewthat n was being titransported to the ^ a d o n s a re suii^ m s the BLM for more Piul-Oakley ...... dom estic wells occiined froi oiUion over-aop rfa^. ...6 7 7 - < M 2 llihed daily tiltboveniei.ASIS.OOcharse 13: she \y had been involved wwith the hospital, andid th at’s a good sign,” 2 r w T 5800 milfi IW ia F a U i 2002 to A iw 2002 in Mil by Lee Publicttifor all rciumed checki. robbery Jc and the chaiseje was a he said. ages that corrdirrelate with its u se ^ ■Dd o th « r areas ...... 733^»31 lieEDtefpriie. ______JJerom e, Lincoln, Goodini comc pilation of the evidenence that ire also suing DuBAt, Perlodict]* pt: B in g h a m counties. T h e Bii Drmanon we gathered yesterday.” e ^ m a n tifa c tu re r. Subscription ratesS Timei.Newi, O: Rebecca M e o n y and Shari ywells were near another Ous ■NeWi (UPS 631-080) li pub- tO Bollar said Kurkowskici w ill b e C ftancy conmtributed 'J to this report. q Home delivery: daUy and1 SuadavSu M 33 Be»ipaper punuj m ent area. Eight more well l32TW rdStW ..Tw inFtlli. sJl tlte s t e d in M inictoka C o u n ty i per week: Suurdiy aad Snaday caUoni Inc., a uibtidliiy of rO Iiinocicent _J_ per week. MtU MdwoiptioM IT o f th is y e a r. ia advince aad a n avalUble i “ m s'p ' ”, tid M Tw in'Fall, by The “ Ihe Agriculture Depai CoirtlnuwitKimAm A l f delivery U not maisulaed. MM« ^ U « « = A 1 1 M n u t « m i oOfficial I ciiy and counly deaded to incoipotate in Idabo raiet; daily and SvnlayIday $6.00 p er 83303. nuant 10 Section 6C-ID8 of S Wheere are tO u s t s tu 4 y te stin g fb r n e wrasricul- a across the couniw m tr y w ill lo o k a t t l i s wepk. daily ooly UOO per wMk.Santrday ^le. Thutiday i» hereby deiif- p , ' OTTffl th o Ttittr4nr k e t d i a t 1 ^ breathe a s i^ ^ aad Seadty oaJy n.00 perr wtweek. O a o f ly o f the week oh which legil a r e w id e ly u s e d in I d a h a l[he h sam* relief, : publiihed. ____ fSSBSS^i^liL=T” i thosisetwo pies “ were analyzed fa-tracesesof the Prosecutingog attorney G eoi^ ‘ . pleate tend chtnte of l~| T i m e s ^ NNfews * telephone dii fq g q p w,a«..a.^ai» p ^ d d es Glean, Ally, AAccent, Breitsameterur commended tfie o; P.O. Box S48. Twin Ftlli. ' ftr iuryonUieirharhaidwOTit 7 atcplM tei(l>nlilW aloUodk» OrculatiQn DtTKtor) 1 hi!ikers Achieve s and Assert. .Testii a realty to u ^ caal,* t(D<^JohiM on.M magiT):«nrfloM«aeu . W n j CAJM. *— at BiwM s o m e o r aU o f th e s e d ie m ic^ a w a s WerWwapiVwelw. done in Cassia, IWin r-r?r ITlISSising in ^ te r said he most lit»> M inidok^ GoodiBg. Joom c bcai^t, A dverd^' iireccory' | V i r i l l n oP t ^ ^ for a mooec^ A yee^U toeicStoWw, .... 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Ted whenU-SU.S. focus shifted to enhanc- ______ly'descended into.a0 .a • - Md., the -com m itt'ttee • of~eight— nmdincindustry and~farm~worket■ker— Kennedy^— D^Maas.is.— and—Rep.------ingbordejrder securityto-prevehfthe^------— pveriapping attackscks Wednesday. experts agreed the drug advocateates have agreed to a legisla-isla* , Howard B e r m ^ IK>Calif.. enay ofof terrorists.Cl ■ ■. fordng the modexatoator to tame per- Mdoantine is safes :and effecdve tive proiroposal that would allowlow About 7 milUon undocumcncedui —- compiledcot from staff reports sonal comments lvvfourofthefive f( for padents witht :moderate to . about 500,000.i undocumentedted leading candidatestes seeildng to ' severe Alzheimer^r ^ the drug immigraiprant farm workers alreacfyady , replace Gov. Gray DaDavis. already has beenI approved in in the countiycoi to become legal res- L t Gov. C niz BiBustamante, a Europe. : and make em p ty in g farm Democrat, ***>»««» undtmder attadc for ■ lhe FDA has untntil Oct. 19 to S f f eeasier a s taldng millions of doldollars in Indian • respond, to Forestt Laboratories • The groups,g which for yearsars / casino money. AcActor Arnold Ihc,dieNewYork.baaascd U.S. marr have fou|b u ^ t over wages an d work->rk- / / ? ! « 4^ 'JCatie ‘Mo'Morrison \ Sdiwaizenegger wasvas criddzed fbr . kettf of lhe .drug. It could dther. ing condindidons, hailed th e prppos-» s-. I supporting a divisivelive ballot inida. approve or n o t appnnove the drog; al. lh ee bill t could help ensure a tive nine >«ars agoago that would or it could request morea informa' stable workwc hree (or m e ttation's matT'fieWil have prevented servlovices for the don from th e com parar^^. farms, whilewl: also bringing undocu- Cuts • Styling • ColorCok & Highlights , children of illegal;al immigrants. lh e drug showed fefew,ifany,side . . mcntcdd farm I workers and their ]J' Permonents • Men'sin's &I Women’s Half # State Sen. Ib m Mc(VCcClintock was , effects in fts first majlajor U.S. clini- famiUes*'a “out of the shadows,” said told he had th e factsets backward on cal tpal. Padents! 'experienced Rep. Chrihris Carmon, R-Utah, oiie of ^ 1109 Blue Lokes Circle,cle..73^^«j j ^ . the economy, andd iindependent about half as mu<^ dedecline in their the sponsjnsors. Arianna Huffingtonon was hit for tfpMM*** physical and m en talII tcondidons as — '-barely paying incomeme taxes. CatWomliTila cub«mirtorM candidate those who received a placebo, sd* i ^ 'Ihroughout th e firstfin half of the . , . M Wednetday In Sacramento. entists reported ix^AI:'Pnl- . . iiiV V v - debate, moderatorrStanStaduun Si The study I foimd that I of the California1 IBroadcasters neggerrsaid. s padents taking Mem H O T S P C Assodadon h ad to cacoax the candi- The’ tension t( between the twow ed nearly 46 fewer hotlours of month- - / V i dates to stay on sub.nibjeo. At one peakedtd when Schwarzeneggersr Iy assistance firom cararegivcrsl A,' V J point, Statham said:d i he was diza^r began to to cut Huffington off andid Kmily and firienclsIs who care for, ^ 4 -i from th e quick, loudud and aggres- she repliiplied, “Ih is is th e way you)u the 4 million Ame:lericans with ■ IiS%• sive banter. treat woiwomen, we know th at. ButJt Alzheimer^' oftenI cxpericnce , • • tne mers of M ‘'Cruz, Arianna, CrCruz, Arianna, not now.^iw.” exhausdon an d oth erjrprobleirisas " |, Cruz, A rianna,” Stathtatham said as Stathajham penalize Huffingtonm die disease robs itss sufferers of ' l j Bustamante an d Huf:luffingtoa par* and gave ga- Schwarzenegger a theirmemoriesand thcirth abiUty to on ’ ried on the issue of)f bbusiness and chances COu reply, providing another:r due for themselves. ■ g | i taxes. openinglg for one of his fiequentIt Meanwhile, Greenjn 1 Party candi- movie references.rel date Pfeter Camejo3 ststayed above “Ijustitst realized that I have a per-^ Panel calls for moilore envlio the fray, saying, “I’mta itrying to be feet partu t for you in Term inator 4,” analysis exemptloiIons . > respectful to eveiyoneme here.” he said1 totc Huffington, as th e audi*i- WASHINGTON - 'A White ■~7 W -cimP< TTie stakes wero; high h for the encelauslughed. House task force rei debate, which was carcarried live on . “Ladlelies and gentlemen, this isis Wednesday th at fedeileral agendes nadonal cable networ)iTorks induding not Comomedy Central,” Stathamn make it easier for developersdc 'to' CNN, MSNBC and FoxFox. One in five said, skip lengthy environnnmental smd- . ' votets in a recent poipoll was unde- lh e debatedel was opened with thee ' ies often blamed forir holding up • 28 JlieraerapvJots Y . \ | dded, and cvtro-thirdsirds said they candidatilates evenly split onn thcir projects. • • No FauHlulttieater : would be swayed by>y tthe faceoff, whether2r the rccall process wasS ' In a 90-page reportirt, die group * 3 Colorir IMood Ugnting system I whidi could be ther mimost-watdied good for>r California.( jendes devel- debate in Californiaa ppolidcal his- Schwarnirzencgger, pardcipating- i S o O O g" op more categories, iusing broad SCt flwKM r-fM UlSAtottele ' ' ' ' i l i l i j B H OW tV*^. tory. in his fin^ ahd only debate so far,i; criteria, to ex clude'prprojects from Q M ttfftsenkem i iieseH eiBf The debate rangeded from ques- hailed thethe reformist governor who> reviews,' and ciit back•k on analysis tions on' balancing; tlthe budget, pushedI tiiroughth California^ recall1 required for inidal snstudies. Each ; ^ l T \ whether the car taxax should be law n in 1911, while feUow* would limit th e oppoportunity for . f I j repealed and whatc totc do about Republicslican M c(^ to c k said it wass opponents to convneilent on' proj- ' X^L=LLCUtCLL\lC:- fapfllth care. anecessa»ary step when the voterss ects. ] n a k e ^ m ' - • lh e answers providedded few sur- made thehc wrong dedsion. The White H ouse\ Council' on ' ^ ’"i POOL & SPA INC.IN ' .'KttlMlilMMiiili 1' T ; lilM prises because thee oton the ballot nlty to electele a progressive. Camejo• ing two m em bers ofif die White . '.VcSH L b iXilcirLvEa a chance to quesdonMl ieach odier criddzedsd thei unusual format that; - House coundl^ staff, inir May 2002 L----- and r e ^ n d in the livelively format. would alioillow someone to win with a» to smdy how agendes5_PiLtjniojhe t ___ iuously-targct=----- nrinorltyuyofvoicis. . ■ law into pracdce. T cd thc'Bush administraitradon as the The stakessta were high for the Other members of th(iie task force source of th e stated prolproblems, con- ' nadonallyUy televised debate: One indude NEPA expertsrts from the V a i -necdng Schwaneneggegger to the in five ratersvot< in a rccent poll was Environmental Protecd:don Agency, ■ W I president'^ polides. ", undecidedicd, and two-thiras said '■ the Forest Service, thele U.S. Army • A The a a o r quickly shoshot back that' they woulculd be svtrayed by th e face* r n r r Corps of Engineers the she was in th e wrpng;place.“Ifyou ph off, ivhldiIch could be the most- departments of Commerc'cc C ' want to cam paign againainst Bush, go watchedI debated< in California polit- Energy, In terio r I to New Ham pshire,”1,” Schwarze- ical histoooiy. Ihmsportadon. 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Mkl tl>* PBhtijpn JWif ^ ' - ...... come hhere.to ask people for Minister Abdullah iGtil told a Iraqis,”’ Gv G u l s i d i militaiy that it 'wilwill soon need ^ [^.W thlh-iw vw Jfat|« .fe alert im oehnan troops."I.” n ie re w m also no con-on- „ ' fresh American trooroo[» to relieve • . ?ntnMt«:ora(Ml^fMbnd tvoMerlnNew. crete discussions du about finandal » it increasingly a:r:festirss: • thosc in In q , piake i SSd-ind R M ^^sbhltw i.ltor Iraqin - .\M(.and^saUl8t#ir.t»My.wou«-;, '^onoibuibutions because the donors’ . H o m o . - iA u t o . : : likely the U.S. m ilitaiitary will have to * ctuM'tfV'K ottwr counti1^'don.t soon. « ^ 't d rdioli^thoM dHdbllwenoesj • ‘ • conferencnce planned in M adrid is rely on its own reser;ervists to do the ' niJL«d<» dwu»»id« mom trtwp*. V I .'SotvoedorrenmMlGmTnnapjrt Offer . sriUamomonth away, the offidal said!i| L ife. M e job - a politically didicey move for O- loaite r w M a tMMMtf qM rtiis'-i, to help tralh Iraqi ponce; Mushathanaf suggested require^ire- Iready seen his J t T . . > Bush, who has a ^ i a^hdsd and:a M»film-theater.ln.1.^ ed.ttat.QMTftBty wouldISHPJ*. t . - ments fo ■ : domcsdc support -faU'bccausc-of— fai S ------DUSTY TENNElEY------■ ...... " B . the continuing instafatabliUtyinlraq. Mt.reportMly killing at , > in Iraq]'Pfaceke«piDS p efforts t^ t Compounding the th pressure, ------• '------1 - would bbe ^ o s t impossible - to 201 2ncj S T R ^E=E T E A ST U.N. Secretary G(G eneral Kofi to get!t this1 done, bccause we’re're . occupation in IraqI could be a meet. AAt a news conference, irraf said that th e public in TWiN FALLS A m ^ i ^ ^ ^ e r iing ^ ordering the ’ gowg; to do this right," said a.sen*IH' _ ' months-long process,3, the offidal Musham 0 . m^>nisn^ j f U.N. personnel iot' Bush Bu aide', who' briefeded said: “It could be. Andidi don’t think Ms c*unlin n y is "totally opposed to (2 0 8 )7 3 4 -1 2 7 0 •_____ from Iraq, a step rccoMTommendedby teis on condition bf anonymi-tti- th at there is any conaicern that that lg troops to Iraq” and 'thatlat ked whether the search for■a a~ would be a problem.” dent Bush , do^ totallyUy WMWlniM—iCcn»»w»y,*WiW.M PraiMtly m CMMy hw iw c. can his top {xilitical an d smbing. attacks U.N. resresolution backing the U.S.S. H ie official said Buah B did not , undenitatt^d ” his country^ reluc- against the world bodK>dy in Baghdad over the past month,th , according to U.N. and US. offidalsials. A U.N. pull- out would scrioufslufsly undercut ___ __efforus to assign1 the. United.,. TWOMM« ■ o i B M i M M M m e n n Nations a broader rolerol in oversee- MOaitlTITO a n u 1 v u n n o n o iMS aS i t t M n O P M ing Ira^i^ political traitransition. ^HapB MAPACTORSf/SSK SS^5JfiaffiSfSSl The White House,;, vtwhen it dead- MpfVKXMlS; cd earlier this mont3nth to seek a H a new U.N. resolution,1, wasv hoping 10 ' i quickly pass a mcasursure that would encoiinigc countries>s ssuch as India, ' H m H I*akisian and -TXirk*rkey to send troops and othersrs to provide WITH money id supportt Iraq’^1 recon- - ' N POmiUISE OF ' ^ ■ ^ £ 5 5 : 1 smictton. But th e adadministration I Y B W s c n r a i . discovered that othcther countries TVgff fl^UW ^ j-EWRESggCMB^ J are not willing too commiti the needed , military povwnver and fund- ing unless the Uniteded States rclin- > quishes more ■controtrol than it N O I N T " E R E ^ r F O R 121 M O ^ willing to. give too the United w u b tp H k tM w ^ timrniOn dpurx r ww antoiha/abM a/MnAsM an rAa mra Naliuhs or the Iraqis. m minimum I (A* OMUMaf W tf a PROJCCnON SCREEN I M WIDE SCRImoN ' WrrH HIOH DE . 23. the sched- _SoHMi i^ N o m n r -.■^■*5.'^CEY REMOTE.. _____ WT uled date of an in tcmm taao n al Iraqi , TiuSom —T?APABinTY, s Th(ffitfw*n>*"‘ —dKMWifia® — CAPABILrrVrW >UAETON.SCReEN ON*t rr, TwiN-viewr* 2 -tu n c r 8 s rR : S « SOUND. TWtN-VIEW™ W dbM », 8A 89 30 8URR0ROUNDR O I ^ W/SPLIT STEREO«AP« SCREErEEN DISPLAY. DISPLAYAY ANO FRONT SLEEP SL TIMER, AA/ ' donors coiderence, aoaccording to a puPIPANDRCMOTE Z2-TUNER PIP « REMOTE BOUND a PIP SOUND iPMbK* NR. 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E d itorRIAL] U.N.N. deseryesi — ■' . H H 9 I r ? r ^ t o) u u g h words I I « : C ityC[Council shE?n. V ______•the£ ‘ fewe# o f th e delegates BusBush took th e podium, TVlowerr - F H E ® Ru-weelweeks, the preadent!} critics out re(q;quest fo r' J hadbeeni«n p r ^ c tin g th a t he.wmild come to0 dvdie UJf. General 1 V H V h e 'IV/iIV/in Falls City . quesd$tion, located on the cor-:or- ' V ’ | • » ■ * Coundicil got it right ner ofof Blue Lakes Boulevardard Assemblybly ito beg for h elp in Iraq. ,j .... _i.._ ■ _ the firs ow,herehewas. .. ! first time when and L L aw n d ale D rive, is sur>ur- • ' . HESKWCMHS . — needs somediing.” CNN^i ! • H ' it rejeiejected a . 120- nnindiided by residential homesies OUTTblHE AaronBmBrown sagely observed . I M fou: TV tower along and businesses,bi it was an easyisy MB4BERSHIP.P. . momentsIts bbefore th e president^ j Bluu Lakos Boulc’ilevtird. So why choicece to reject. ^>eedi.‘‘Hi.**He needs something.” ..il wiuiis to rchasflash th e .same A good g( question to ask is ...... AndthqjuYen up stg m e d Bush and itc < issu e is us h»ff}m'ing O.'S it is mis- why cityci; P la n n in g a n d Zoningin g J f ^ turned out he didn’t n eed a d am if; i . t h i ^ ' . Kuitli-'il. •. C omimission m members;rs ' w \ V - ' Ihepresipresident b eg an by redeclvn' ■ 'rho council 'votedvoi 4-3 last approv•oved the project in the (/[[ I Ifl.' ingwaron;* on a global terrorist e n e n ^ . • vVeek t«> recon*n* • first place. In . , • m - iV thatstalksidks the woiid from down-.'.; . siclur iillowing a ' I ^ spite of the pro-ro- [anhattan to Jakarta (not >' • .'l‘V lo w er for a Our view: TTie Twii . p o sal^ p o o r loca*ca>. forgetdnfrinfr as the United Nadons:: • UFN arfiliaie ai tion for a tower, would likeike taforget,I Jerusalem^, 1440 Bltie Liikes eeds and its insuffi­ Deadpan,bu), be told his audience, ' ; 5s Falls City Council nee v)4ildiindunduded representatives .o l • JUvd. Ihe site of["J to standfinm on its.. cient explana­ia> someofdief die terrorists’ biggest sup;: th e ' old tion for actualta l porters,, thathat t h ^ Idllers “Cotild-; 1' II c r i s s n II« dedsion Id reject a need, the com­ fiavenofrie1 friend in duunben” • Kuniituiv huild' mission still inji - which is 120-fciotTVtDwer. • approved it. ' •' I ZJ e p v C h a f e t s : rit;hMn ll>e heartri What do you thininK? One member i)f h'lu fh Twin . , s a id t h e r e w as /ear. Bush said m uch the ; . I'alls* commer-". Wewelconneviewpoiwims some confusioni B u sh rmust steeer Me^licaredel ing in a memorably tough ; from our readers ontithis about.the word­•d- speech. Ihe:Hiesday, buoyed by what ■> Last ' month, ing of the ordi­ y r ost expertss I know who modest incomes, evene n w ith a . heregards,irds, corrcctiy, a s a great vic-i ihe council,'i andotherissues. nance, whichch I w l think aboutiIt th e long- o Tr u l A R T B u t l e r drug benefit, would notn b e able tory in Iraq,iaq. he was even to u r e r -; itit‘iied away a ^ r e s t r i c t ss X v J L term healdihof Medicare I______to afford.adc^uate caia re ? and unmovcaovcd by crid d sm . Yes, .recjuest by MarcianaT.IXimerof '‘unmailanned” towers, and . arc increasingly ftnsQsnated about ibrschoiloice in their coverage, Sen.TedXenne-Mas$., SaddamI HusseinHui had weapons of .. the current debate ov^ r ^ g a ve Medicare overall and threatened to filibustster any drug mass destiu1 Hill to unfold - b r as qm - Medicare benefits shehould b e ' i S e d d wdm i Sc^mteSad "5 ^ get the permit.it. Supporters • ed byy both residential and^ away from the fact thahat his fail- jcs n ii^ght t put it, embracing “send ure to exercisc proper designed by l e g a t oors r who threatenedled SaddamS w ith “serious ' . ^)f th e p ro p o sedi stations lob- non-resiesidential. areas is not er leadership „eabill>ill and 111 sign it” leader- edidne and consequenccences.” As fa r a s th e presi-' is largely to blame foror th e cur- ship. oncemed, deposing Miied so m e council:il rm em bers to th e righg h t way to go., rent sterile debate. , arc under pressure fnfrom d ie dentisconc< ^ake up the matter ma once Otherier local TV stations in I h e problempn - as decades of health industiy and voteryt Saddam makesmai A m en ca a defend- n The leadership ftmcicoon of a. congressiissional bid&ring have 'OuldKeta er of the: worldwor body^ credibility.'. ^aj-ain'. TWin FFallsj operate just fine groups. Maybe we woi le prcsident is criticallyf imi portant amply demonstratedde - is. th at S a g e lf . .WithSaddSaddam gone, th e Middle' ,,. ' It's iiard to seeee what city vtrithoutut a tower, using cablele when it comes to sensiisidve an d Congress5SS is not a forum for con- Congress could onty votevi up or East andI the entire world are morc ^leaders hope to achieve ac with feeds fofor their broadcast. Andd ' complex domcsdc pollJlicj^just as ductingg a a thoughtful national dis-^ down on a proposal dcdeveloped secure, Bushlush said. W hat’s more, the ^another round ofdif. debate. if th e cicity approves a spedal)] it is iri foreign affairs5 anda nation- cussion1 designedd to build support•rt by an expert panel. OiOr why not Iraqi peop)ple e are b e n e r off. With ,. ; A n o th e r local TVr v affiliate in p erm it,it, it’s opening a door to0 al security. It’s up to himhi to for painfinful decisions. Legislatorss devise a way to let seneniors select what mayy haveha been a h in t of ^■nvin F alls isn ’tt i the issue. other nrequests for changing„ ' tallizc nadonal issues,s,espeaally necessariarily pay attention to localu the range of benefitsslheywant- t ''■“ Mi™"*!iny, he noted th e presence “ when deeply held valu •;Television stations!ns sproiit like city zonloning laws. The tower lues are and shortort-term interest^ as members of Congre ! Iraq delegation m the involved and when todaday^ needs But soo [suneras parm ed to Ahmad ______■■weeds in A m ericaa today,ti whol- restrictiirtion is on the books for woiier or latei; fundamen- their own coverage? £_ _musLbejveighed.a^dnstfuture __ ^___taLguesti!stionsjiaisU)efaced__ itjreluntarihu -9l2labUformer om anti-Saddam dissi- "r ^y dependent for»r :success on a reasoison. And there are cer------Lawmakeisw iU not- . costs. If die prcsidentt ffails to , For exasam ple, can we ad d a n ew , debate fundamental questionsq of "aenT^edlia prt^Amerteairs tateg------^ K iheir pruj^ni'mmin]ling as'they. tainly t bettier places to put‘t clarify the national agic proportions, m arket. C ity’ CCouncil members havee interest free-for-all-usus we’re now • diildrenn ands granddiildren? It% probably will send Busf e W ong minutes o f such hard- e cxpcricndng with Medcdicare. ' no secrctet that the 10-year cost off mash program that vtil Bush finally go t around to 'llie tower itselff is th e issue. little netle e d to d e b a te th is issue ic United N ations fof • 'City ordinancesliS prohibit again. BBlue Lakes B.oulevardj For oil his faults, Prcresident a new drvdrug benefit (supposedly lions of dollars of costs Clinton.understood thi: igWhen h e did , he sound- iiuilding towers,inin i residential is no t thith e place fo r a TV tower, his. H e told 5400 billi has b een pretadon, they are not. ------UIoy<1.6„ t > (.weeks Jigo,____ chased-a-r >'-Th“ « Preddentremreminded th e world just; a-newLand.exoticJuktng____ Ung-free:^------opcrating:<>g:outside.thc law?.If it______d ti2cns,.thesc.quesdononers, did -how muchI the U.S. spends on other------I'loyd^was «>ii ihu floornor helping boot that'at was multi-layered and dom of the press. On rigrights of . didn’t worlork outside the lavt; why not profess loyalty to oi .his custom ers ;is he Jih our sacred good causes,cs,frt$m fi checks on 1 jilway.s did “imperviodous^to water, ' assembly and associatio;ion; and would we« thinkt it vrould work' documents and the Amm erican nudear prolift-oliferation to th e fights atid few knew those• wercwi his Floydi rememberedrc to ask mc violations of privacy ofif postal,| inside thele law?I Thus doesn’t this people; as did th e Bush fitiiil hours on oarth. I sh adminis- against AIDSDS and< hunger. ^ 1.1 took a several monthsmt later how the telegraphic, ahd telephthonic com- confessionon makc Ashcroft and tradon, and then go onin with lie Natundly, he ddidn’t say th at if they!! iiioiJient to stand hackjckoutofthe boots didid ini wet conditions. I munications and warraii iviiy iuul adm ire one oi ants for his d r dc e ofo Republicans out- after lie to vrage a warir •which won’t helpI in IIraq, they m ay have i : of our city's stated thahat it took a long time house searches, orders> forf confis- laws? will at best do nothingg but to start footing]ting some of those bills.” koltd chizens. for the bolunder^psychosis-into------t]epeasants'in-line;anr products,p (Psalm 116116;1S). Now we have the Pacritriot Act, During{this tl Iraq affair, m any day with beaming smileJcs. NewYork DaUy\tily News, 4S0 West Tlie store was run on a family DANIELBL 11. HAYMORE but it’s ordy for uniforminity and is citizens tiaveha^ been callcd tiai- MARKSCHUCKERT Street ^/cu» York,Yor/ N.Y. 10001; e-mail:: basi^ and over the .vearears, you got T\vin Fai'alls „a consolidation of stratcitegy tors for expsxprcsslng their God-_ IWinFalls zdtafets@yahoo]?ioo.com. J

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Tb d il* l ...... trmrfo -Q.-Sayi here-a dibble was tbe- ...... f i i s a r r ., H erhusband^k ide these slips of the tongue^ e for become ftirious overo such a trivial ttUest A.^ farat imptanent. HteCk a worth j-n moitReadon: almotnost 35 years. His first.wifefedicd' d offense is bad bothb for faer mar- ih[bble? tfae 428w«chtaa7 . 5 l X . W n , : Brains are com- longlg befbre I m et him. I[ hhave riage and faer hesealth. A. O. A pointed stfaic Tb poke holes 4 3 l n n a t o ^ 6 Fordand. . ^ l l D EA RABBK]an d get *%ired** callecled him by my first husbaiiband% ...... - WMX^MJ>.INN.Y.. _ d i^ 4 S A ta a n a n Ftonda • S g S ithc ground." 7 Mooazine VIP* t r ^ ^ plicated oigans laixitfge.ai H iat old namen e, uw. I think it^ only natuaniial. DEAR DOCTOO R L: Laughter is « ^Q. t iWhen a mother poraqifaie 4 7 S S U » c i . 8 TSma_' ■■■ | | , after yeais of maiustdisappeanand Qni>ne of our sons is divorced^ andi (be best medidmine. And it^ a pr»> Icks A. i ber-teeth at her pomqiette, I----- 46P«to(*anar 9 Stupefaction i mTp I I n linkage doesn’t justs when a newon lemainarried, and fae has donefie the scripdon evetyonime can afibrd. talk.hat does tfaat baby potciniiDe do? sSOnaKamady 10 Non mentis , 7 ; ^ 7 i j on rare occasions 53 PoaUcpastura. 11 OfbMa ssra A. d k k s bode That^ how Uiey 54 Rwn^mato 12 Ptorra'a haaKh Ik. 57 WieU nawflst 13 Inventor Howa 1 sa N(H)bUsath)n 18 Intentkm I t El trial 23SUghtlyopen 00^ 62 In tha past ' 25 Singer RedcSng A V f] 6 3 E ggon 26Conduetor . o i ^ e4Nlghtttvid Stokowski A iJ ^ 27 DrMden^ rhwr 28 Not In favor o( eeow m an 29 Walker or Industrial baainI OrucMr 40Actor4orQutnnesa SO In ttte cooler 67T N ek 32lncorroct «Parteaklng ender '*cts R B V ■ 2 Persian OuH reporter ■ 46 Sarkliirklrtg dog 59 Shooters' grp. |M I country 36 Maeh toppers 46 SlackKk lea 60 Turkish title. 3 S«ys wrong 39 Davenport spot 49 incUn:tlned to flow 6t Have debts ^ 1 1 n i l Fobige £ E B i i6-^2ir T E I ' n i l Bushes Instantrn/S h at]^ Boxes • Falls, ' « i S i Gemini:i: A llow latitiitude for kids Fnimw 5“k7"7" to I s 5i/mmerLob6l ---- ^-----rIF ' SEPTEMBERER-25-1&.VOVR---- f ^ = 4^Mamy-lobel— B n cn o M y . you'pHi're .sensitive with ESP Bbiliiiea and havehv an interest in H o r o s c o p e n^lision and tbe ocniiccult; you also love JJeraldlne Saunders dio OTfiin and muiici .ARIES {Mat. 21-i2 1 ^ 19); Venus ^nddisdiittance does not seem to matto and the sun in yourir hhouse of reladon- eone offers to p«y for your dinnei ships oc&nn a& n . obUgadon to PISC UU»m ^ tSCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Thougl » f^rmonesstKO handle vrtiat a partnetn er has neglected. „ _ireer _ m atter has you on edge i » * S l f f W ' TAURUS (Apr.* 20-MV20): ter^ bcncfidal influences hovi J label Convenatioa with1 lovloved ones has you riding high. Your sodal life isluive ii _ 'Silk'FlomlStams adem. You wantmt an answer DOW t swing, out tonight could brinjisia not tOUMTOW e birds home to roost GEMINI (M«y21-Jwie 21.. 20): Allow ^ ring *W ifiTrnp*^^ latitude for childrenen todiV' i Love and ^ MinlLeaflaM 1 - A I hMDonce have youmotivated. mo 1 1 - ^ f l ^ H | E ^ ^ Tustai^^^ CANCER O mI 21.Ju|y 21 22); What I/A T i l i j •— -yuu s?y'iod^couid-ald~be-put-on-the ----- T iV ______-t . scales.'Iberewillbeae a definite change I in a riniat<««idoo. -0^ ^ LEO(July23^:« . 22): Not all that glitters is ra d . Youu nOUV find pe^)le Cht^mos aroS not as niendly asasusuaL t i VIRGO (Aug. 2»Se»Se|>t 22): There'k goodnews at woric.; MoneyM due sends ‘ you on a shopping; spspree tvith a bar* Q Ua if u > T H E S H E L T E R ! gain in mind. EU Ai//t LIBRA (Sept 2M]3 « c t. 22): Venus, Whk'hat am 1—chopped liver? :x-.^B 0fl^^V ^S bdng harassed by SaiSaturn, could put; Myf nnam e is Wrangler. I'm a 9 Hants! . you in a difficult bind(ind. You feel your „ppi- ' authority is threatene«sied. Have no fear. ,ek old red merle neutered ‘ I' SCORPIO (Oct 223J«or. » 21): You're malelie A ustrian shepherd m ix pB v w SHI I discovering your spirtpiricual vein and andj tth e last o f a'Utter of 8. < have questions. The n my siblings have homes, Mm, ences you to have seco """ SAGITIARIUS (Nc(Nor. 22J>ec. 21): but1 1I figure th e best Is always WSESI SAxi’re oo top of thee wworid todsQT and saveded.for the last. Hurry fn fS ^ ^ jg 3 H■ mM- b j feel you can do no ^BjrtonlShtwn I A a promise may be broil 1 give me a home! 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The Aesoe•eclated Press lone offensive touiouchdown in <*&&■p:essive style M inico^ loss to the Rams.Ra _ SHINGTON - South That Schenk provicDvided a lift in The Amotfoctated Press can flair beat Scandinavian so many areas shouldnildn*tcomeasa __ Wednesday as Brazil upset surprise. * Hc also qiqualified for [LADELPHIA - Nigeria’s | | | ^ £ y 4-1 to take the lead In state track in the triplriple Jump ahd Super F Fi ^cons are no match for B of the Women’s Worid was' a standout footbt)tball and bas- the Amem erican women in overall ketball player for' MMinico as a soccer■ skills.m So they often bring iela and Rosana scored sophomore. He has5 alalso received somethiihing m ore to th e game: force. esque goals in the first all at Minico except» p tfo ra B + h e brute for nd M arta and Katia n utted. said he "pretty much":Jj" intentional- I * not no necessarily malidous, : it always effective. But:t ' W second half for a Brazilian lv received so he wouliouldn’t have to ” ®T “ i ___ tea m —th-th a t__sucprisinBly...rnm_____!__ ■ m rry about the pressiisssureol trying -thiff~tJnlred-Starc5-plays— m. Nigenaa inu a first*round World Cupp '■ g i ^ I th e flow against the'phys- to be a valediaorion. lay of the 2000 Olympic Schenk also hopess thattl: his choir game tonight,tor therei no quesdon ■' ‘cal play instructor and boskeisketball coach be a physical match. cham pionlions. can work somethingz outon so that he Niger{cria has been a very physi- - J The vi.victory all but assured 2 0 can do both hoops andon sing dus cal teamim in th e past, but we don'tt ' V - (2-<( - ) u place in the quar- winter. shy away'ey ftvm that I ^ d of game,” - terfinals.lls. Norway (M ) will hinge “I couldn’t do it last year i—;------— I said forwarci ‘ . ’ ' T' its hopesies on a final group game, because o f (he changinging basket- U.S.: w\ t Cindy Parlow, who • againstt S outh Korea on ball schedule ” he saidaid. I • scored in the Cv Saturday.ay. The s i n ^ & Schcnk Nige,'eria United States' M ^ The gan(;ame was a rematch of the victoiy over him become better ba] ; ■ third-placlace gam e of th e 1999 “They’re just differe Sweden on C up. won by Brazil on said. **In football, you’t ESPN2 Sunday. “You / kicks after a 0-0 tie. cally trying to kill sonsomebody. So, 30) . don’t go. into a in Washington, Marinette - — itk-good tQ then try-tQLtQ.tgach pCQ:______, ‘ gam e afraid off ___ _ irlast-ycar's-Mvr-ltt-tlii!------pie. It m akes you moreore complete.” , gettm g; hurtI bccause then it’ss ., k ep t France alive in the How does he dosonomuch? gomg 10to happen.”1 joriship.s__ .W ednesday “I ju s t stay reallyil]y focuscd," The only oi two Nigeria*.United scoring in the 84th minute Schenk, said. “Duringng thei week. I States gams es were one*sidcd 1‘0 victory ovur South don't have much of a s • • • • • and. won’tin’t think it^ a foul. They go Qckles you would never Columbus, Ohio. Birgit Lindsay HeimkI k e s !£i°J“o?of going into.” scored^ two goals and ,11 * While!e Nigeria coach Sam G enn ny beat Japan 3*0 Rier volleyballMl • Okpoduu says there isn’t any , Wednesdasday^ight to take the lead F i l e r ’s malevolerilencc involWd in those tac- Nigeria's Forence iweta,:a. left, battles North Korea's.'8 Jin Pyol Hul for the ball SSati^tfay a t In their Women’s WorforldCup in Groupip (C of the soccer touma- L i n d s a y hee admI its his players arc match In Philadelphia. TheTh Nigerian team Is knownI forfc aggressive,, physlealjtta^^andw lll take on the U.S.t. tonight. ment. Heimkes has “compediedtive." . , . , Sandrara PM innert added a goal as . . made a big KB;" . S I “I don’t>n’t think you can succccd1 and sheer speed. Theyy are on the Abby Wan'ambach and midfielder'r ' injury, Brandi Chastaimn’s broken Germanyny (■ 2 -0 ) bccame th e oidy splash in a ™ against: teamtc s like the U.S. if youI verge of reckless at times, tii but I ShannonI EBoxx, two of the-mores foot. Cat Reddick, th e team in1 thth e grou[i with two wins. sh o rt.tim easa T x ^ arc nott aggressive,”aj said the for- don’t find what they arear doing to powerfulI ljU.S. players, gian on the team, is e: (1-1) was coming off an • . WUdcat. m .• ’ I, , ' aL fa U Nortorth Carolina State star, be purposeful. Nigeriaa ut there is no intcndon of risk of playing in fearr duringi the Sunday, would move jiad a’s first-ever win in die Filer from hurting5 anyone.”ai game. Certainly, we have h some A victoryory in the second half off inside. i*s Worid Cup. Christine "Minnesota in FiT^g U.S. .' coacha April Heinrichs courageous players that tl won’t the doubJiblcheader at Lincoln1 ______Sobrero hopes she_^doesn’t have il-Field-wiirjusl-aboun-ET any run-ms with~Rinin ^ c e vre, i-scored-twice-in-a-three- gj ------I___ the-;middle-of------.— She— contends— the—----- backroffrThatViiart-o-of-bcing-a----- FJnancial- span and Charmaine h er freshm an year, wasYos a big p a n Nigeriansins simply believe they good team. . -clinch a spspot in the quarterfinals5 •- the top Nigerian forwai of Flier’s ru n to the statests basket- must contsntest every ball, and that - “If we want to win aI VWorid C up,. for the UnJnited States. If Sweden'V ■. “My favorite Nigeri:tia stoiy is Hooper’ adad, d ed a goal off a pen al^ ball tournament a yeayear ago. She they somtmetimes get carried away wc have to adjust our• ggame,” she beats or tics tii North Korea in thei when Patience Avre totoolt' out Joy k'clt as 'CCai anada (1-1) remained in also placed third in the 400 a t the in how thethey do'so. said. opener, a £ U.S. win wouldi (Fawcett) in the 2000D iOlympics,” fho htnt u n t for a second-round state track meet in'MI May and is “They’r.y’re not th e most physical lhat means many qiquick, short advance thetl defending champi- Sobrero said of the U.S.S. ccxaptain berth. having a terrific yearrin in voUeyball team, per-er se,” Heinrichs said, not- passes so the Americansn so rciio tin ons. who is a mother of ddutM. “She .Canadada was winless in seven for the.W ildcats this fall.fal ing thatat Norvkray, C anada and precarious positions wherew 'they First, th'though,.. the Americanss drilled her, and J 03/ is; Ilying3 on the World Cup Cuj games, though the “She’s ju st very quicklick, reads the China areire m ore p i n e a l. “Nigeria . can be fouled. It also couldcc mean must concn ce n tra te on surviving, ground, and she asksi 1hen ‘How^ team didd eae rn a tie in each of the ball well, has a greatat iarm swing has thee quickest< closing speed more possession time fcfor forward They’ve alalready had o^e majorr your babitis?’” previouss twotv toumaments. and jum ps well,” Fileriler coach Ed ______Richards said. “She( cancs play' at th e next level.” “That would be OaUeyggrad Bure]ch,ISU , H eim kes said. “I’d■d^'iovrs -NCI;AA inves3stigates MI issourii hoops - - chance.” It% mo're a matter ofif dichoosing the Tha Associeclated Press______by the institution and theth enforce- q y U ,C sport. Basketball is hercr fihrvorite. ment staff.” review s program teammaiites get neeedi^rest “I don’t know,” shee said.st “I like COLinvLJMBL\, Mo. - The NCAA The NCAA’s letteter, dated PlAmAna Wednesday, ClemOIWns used - Page B2 . them all b u t Tve justt alwaysal' liked has formatnally notified Missouri it . T\iesday and released W ■ Local athletes sshine - idah basketball the best.” has twgui^ an investigation into ' was sent to Richard laho state notes ra5ig“ 'tii^tiat an institution has ■Which is she most likely^ to sue- the men’srn’s basketball program, chancellor of the Colunam biacam . n violarion of the :. on Idaho State: 1 t e a m s ceed in ? which came under piu. ged up a week earlier at u,, Assodationion’s governing legisla- . Boise Stateate . “I don’t know,” shee said,sj shrug- intense scrutiny this In a statement re q u ires further in*per- By Jared Ebom ging. sum iperr following the the school, ^ n l f a S ** Tlme»New correspondedent “-niis«^wasagreatweek'forusto . - soninvcstiiitigation.” ------get health:Ithy," Idaho State coach In addition Richanlards’ confi- dismissal of troubled pledged to contiiQnue coop- „ ■_*Investigation led by dence in h e r ability on□n thet volley- guard RidUcI qt Clemons. crating widi the. NI r ^ A POCATELLO - AfUter Idaho Lany Lewiew is said. ^We had some was prompted allera- State omiasted Northern guys thatIt reallyre needed to get bet- ball floor, he predictsts big1 thin» Michaelael .Devaney, on “The NCAA in< acadeniic cheating oy for H eim kes'm trackck and field clectrical:al enj^neering the in tem al invcvestigation g*"oSs, fe Colorado 42-33 on dithe football ter and havinghav an extra w e^ was leveled by the othTete'is Tipn p U got im portantn t fbt r us.” next spring. professor»■ who is leading initiated earliere r by die aid , Jessica Bunge, f!eld 10 days ago, th e B **She got third in the th< 400 last Missotiri!si!s in tem al imres- university will1 work in “gS S , a' 'much-welcomed rtwo week ■ Burch waswa joined on the injured ts, a transfer from die Ust by fellow f e lineman David year, and she has a realeal chance of rigarirm oiof the program, tan d em to ensect* Wallace said in the sta t . Oakley p l« y ^ in only^acoupleof s need Steve and David,” Btement. refused to> leIt t her leave his apart- d(L * ^ e haven’t had much ju st hated it,** she said.Id. *“But alge- ed tbe investigation im to be com- NCAA ru les d te d in1 thet letter ment for mtmorie th an an hour, series for the Benj^pii< afin « f Lewis said, b ra is a lot of fun.” plete byy ]December Hie NCAA to Wallacc spedfy thatat a school Qemonsts wi a s removed from d ie. UNC before heading ttto the aide- •u cceo moving ow baD on the She also remainsI undedded u letter laidid vrltiitin g of im team in Jul;luhr a fte r a judge deter^ is im p en tiv e for tis to do . about w h at she wouldId like1 to do .fo r compkpleting tnwiwifigiiri/in, investigBdota .‘'if theB mforce- mined 1»r violatedvi conditions fbr -an injured dioulder. g s X t o t aftBTihigh schooL and ^ d1 iiits undisclosed subjects ment staff has develope)edreason- serving h istIs sen ten c e in a halfwqr B urdi, an AH-Amerisrica candi- -S aottIJwmpwn tt: were “bditdn£^ jointly investigated ably ;-d iaU e infoxmatiB^n indi- house andi oa rd e red him to d ate on ISU^ offensiveve line, m s

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K iJImYbiii ' ^ 96 60 .620 - 644 L-1 47-31 51-29- IM» spoils Idaho Detroit won consecutive H H jjl * I B o y8 s isoccer I'' - 93 65 .589 S z-7-3'•3 L-1 .52-28 -41-37 11-71-7 ------Wednesdai games for the .fintlnt time since , if fc .Torento I63 75 .525 IS 7-33 VM 38-39 45-36 10^W a2 ^1 8 T S : W eiM ^ i I8,nier2 taking three stnstraight from ‘ Baltimore 70 87 .446 275 Z-4«'i«' lW-1 4040 3047 5-1313 12 toad victory over < Cleveland from Sept. Sej 2-4. Ih e m m>ELL - Felix ScbHling ■ 'hnipe Bay ' 61 97 .386 37 . 2-66 . L-2 34-44 27-S3 3-1&IS The victory waa - n Sd ?a hat-tride and Damion -'— Tigers-w ere 2 -0 ‘u‘tm d er L arry a Central Division sweet considering G Z-1IKIK) W-11 48-33 41-36 106 match a t th e WolveriBrines’ touzna- 8 g -2 in boys soccer-, his mother^ funeral.ral- n CMcsgo 63 I 75 J25 6 z-4-6•6 W-1 51-30 32-45 10«^ ment this past weeketend. Wedneiesdtv in Wendell Jinuny Gobble ^^5) (4- ^gw^up bl KansaaOty 62 I 76 .519 7 t 6H•4 L-2 39-37 43-39 k 9-99 It helped th at thehe Wolverines ■ ntetoru r Lopez scored thelkojana^^ < (bur nm s in tbe fin tl Oaveland 67 I 92 .42i 22.5 2-6B L-3 3643 2949 64212 (11-4 overall, 5 0 SCiaC ) h ad th e ocfaerooaigoal co a penally Jdde. Lcpe^V Rodney got five outsIts for his third n,.' • DatroH • ■*40 118 .253 '49 2-68 W-2 • 20-57 2M1 ' 4-14'14' ~iervices of senior hitterhi Jessica andGeoIeo Leca added assists. ------King Wednesday afte AstrosI Clcatcher Raul Chavei, il|ht, ------WeetDMsion------terahemissed- - “ S gIc aBrito accotinted fbr both W 'L Pet (B -L10-5— 8ir—Homs-A*«y Inlr- .__ tfae m atdi Satunlay bbecaimofan vmdcatg wiitteSox9,Yan»>nkee8 4 andplndnch timer Jose Vbealno eels- x-OaMand fi96 63 X04 - z-7-3<3 w-4 57-24 3»-39 9-9.0 ankle injury. visits F iler on CHICAGO > Estesteban Loaiza llislr **>• 2-1 win ovsr the Qlpnts .Saatte 990 69 .566 6 ' 44 3 L-2 47-31 43-38 10^81 Anditdidta^hurtthiJieWilverinesf m Say- u : (2(^9) becam e th eI filfifth 20-game Wedntsdisdsy In Houston. The wlin Anaheim 775 84 .472 21 z-5-5 ■5 W^-2* 43-36 32-48 11-7.7 ,cai2»e that Gooding ((6-L- 4-1) dld n t winner of the seaso Texas 770 69 .440 26 z-5-55 L-4 4 3 ^ 27-51 4-1414 have Ashly Abramowivski in its line- linwwft i ason, allowing keepsHouston Ho oni» fm ie back of up Wiednesd^QT after tiieju^Wtt t- iwroin®*ne 4, Mlnlco 0 three runs and fiveive hits in six th t Cubsibt In ths NL Csfltral. NATIONAL LEAGUE tOME - H o iad o Nolasco, innings.' H e joined1 ToToronto’s Roy ter dight^ fractured hertailbcaeinhe * JEROM ts ■ . EastDfvision . a powder puff foo Edwards a n d Slavko' HaUaday (21-7), AtiaAtlanta’s Russ Sidneyf Ponson P (3-6) w ith two outs W L Pet ' GB LIO) S» Horns Amy k t . S fcS ogvic w ! all scored for Jm m e.-; ■ Ortiz (21-7),Scatde’sJi’s Jam ie Moyer m theseventh. se • » M b ^ . x-Aflanta 999 , 60 .623 - z-7-33 m 5S-26 44-34 10^2 “Tm sure it was xsome factoi;’** «*ichd«downed M inico 4-0 in boys ’ (20-7) and th e Yanl’ankees’ Andy Houstctston, which rem ained one* ■ Rorida e68 70 .557 105 5-5 > W-3 50-27 38-43 M Wednesday. Ih e TIseis (M game bebehind NL Central-leading % Senators coach Joleenen Tbone said. soccer We Fetdtte (204). 65 73 538 13i 4-6 L-4 48-30 3743 8-7I "But we didn't hit theueiUaggres- overall,I, Z 2-0 Great Basin) added Mike Mussina (17-;i7-8), bidding Chicago,;o, stopped a fouF-game Ios- . 81 ■ 78 509 18 Z-W4 L-2 -52-29 2»49 94 ither goal on an own goal by reak, whid) had tied a sea*? r r s I sively. We dug balls Cor his 200th win, gavegav up a sea- »«g *• NewYbri< 665 92 .414 33 2-6. W-2 3 4 ^ 3147 5-10^ but we were just tenta a off. a direct kick t^. son4iigh eight runsis - all in the hi i ^ ^ . A defeat would have Central Division ' Edwarisds,.1 who added a n assist on' cd the Astros two gamesS • . y of those things.” ^ucth inning. He is likelylili to start W L Ptt QB LIO) 8ir Homs Amw Mrtr Nikki C^corta1 rerved 16 NdascoSi»%goaL the Yankees' postsea»ason opener ba^widrith four to plsv'.' - B6 72 .544 - 7-3 m ,42-36 44-36 9-9 me coach Jose Morales said. Oswalt (10-5) won' his CMcsgo a 9 points and five acess to: go along Jm m e i ■niesday.- • , f Howtoo. 85 81 73 538 ^ 2 ^ 5 ' -W-1 46-31 3ft42 11-77 with duee blocks fbrr Wood^ River. ^ the tested a new fbnsadon f o S S sstraight J start'since coining8 SLLouis 83 K 76- 522 35 7-3 W4 • 48-33 3543 ' 1fr6 s,EinitySmith in th e Grstfirst half, before going bade ! disabled list. B King smed 18 points,] Athletics 5, Range« e r s 3 PitttbofBh . 737: 65 .462 13, z-5^) L-3 3942' 3443 5-7^ had 13 assists and Liziz Rippon six ' theirnor normal lineup to start tbe ' Wagner got th ree straight‘ GndMat • 67 61 91 .424 19 Z4«} L-2 3944 3447 7-5 rerines. second[half faal that resulted in a goal '- OAKLAND, Calif.■“f. - outs for>r hhis 44ch save, striking out S kills to lead the Wolvei Guillen,' playing with It Milwaukee .. U66 92 .416 20 2-8 L-2 31-50 3542 5-7 [alynnPfereira by Edwartwards *Svithin th e first few jth a broken pind,.hitlliitter Bany Bonds to stant q ^ i r ,^ foi. nunutes.”!S.” - bone in his Icfthand,hl,hit3two-nm * 0 ninth West Division s e n ^ 16 points for C Ith. The NL West champion • W W L Pet oe LIO 'sir Home Away Intrr lowed by Cac^ Coatesland a Brittanie Jeromeme plays at Burley on homer for the AL West'Mduunpons Giants restedte m ai^ of th eir regu- and bunted home the thi go-ahead '* x-San Francisco 97 9) 60 .618 - Z-7-31 L-1 54-23 43-37 10-8i Tbone. Coates and Tet'eri Lehr had Saturday,ay. run in the seventh inninning. LosAngeles 83 62 73 532 135 z-5^> W-1 46-35 37-38 11-7^ nine andd Tbone eadi Tim Hudson (16-7), Ailnna 81 81 76 516 16 64 L-2 44-34 3r42 .114> had a pair of stuff blodicks. M.V.Ch^ChrlsUan 2, BuhIO start Game 1 of thi C a ^ Hnals ,a 8, Brewers 4 Coiofado 72 72 85 .459 25 z-5-5i W-2 49-30 23-55 M> JoI^Tbonedidn’twwanttomake jWINW FALLSF - C oiy Paulson — allowed two nm s - onone earned — AuLW/WAUKEE - J.D . Drewf SanOiego 62 62 95 , .395 35 3-7 L-1 3343 29-52 8-10> toomuchofthelossofA’Abramowski, and Jeremremy Vanden Bosdi scored wi»n p<- hcimcrcdcd and Matt M orris (11-8)) x-dMieddMaion ' but she will certainlybLbcAdto__£oLjhe_Ms ^ gic VaUev Chrisriatt_____ tied the nintii allowedd tthree.runs on ^ n hits's -Tflrttuamrwraiitn ------havehd-b^mumfomm she could ConquerorBTOis, who got assists by- tor his fim,inajor leaguele save. “ .“ vencn innings for St.'Louis, AMERICAN LEAGUE be t»dc as soon as Satu . MilteAlleoHen and Eric Aardema, in a . Ron Mah^y (3-2) wasIS dth e loser. which wowould have been eliminat- Tuesday's Late GamesI **Weil wait until ti ZO shutouttout of Buhl in boys soccer- cd fromm postseason contentionI . Anahekn2.Sea»e1,11inninnings 0OaJdand 4, Texas 3,10 i n r ^ release,” Toone said,id. "Pm n o t WednesdmsdiQr at Ascension Field. ■ going CO hurry it. I warant h er to b e Conquer TVvIns 3 , In d ia n s 2 with a losloss. Wedneeda/8 Games luerors goalkeeper Nick Cardinals, who won for the: Oiic8goWhiteSox9.N.Y.Yaiyankees4 , OaldBndS.Texas3 m good shape whena ^ e c o m ^ Ptoostmaiimade 11 saves, MINNEAPOUS , - s e S u hi dtime Ih e i^ ^ g a m e s, trailI Anaheim 4, SeaMeO Baltimore 7. Boston 3 badhL They ju st talked j c Valley Christian (2-3-1) Cuddyer homeredI o NL Cent.incrnl-leading Chicago by' Torento 5. Tampa Bay 3 Mnnesota 3,Cteveland2 Into letting them play' liss FHooy a t 5:30 p.m. .Betancourt (2-2) in the ies. Detroit 4, Kansas Oty 3 guess you could get break a 2 -all tie l-oV'tfe^S fo ^ = parking lot l>y a car, to< Central champions, Today’s Games Tbone said her team™"co„idset Burtey' 22,. Century.O their 11th* straight,h’t.”ftv X Braves!s 9, Expos 1 Baffimora (Daal 4-10) at Bostoston (Lowe 16-7). 5:05 p.m. better from th e expericrience. BURLEYLEY - Oscar Rios scored longest winning streareak for th e ATLAN^ A - Russ O rtiz (21-7^,■ TanvaBay(So*aS-12)atTonroronto (Walkar 2-2). 5:05 pjn. **I think thQT w ereala li^ e difflp- both ^oalsals ini Buriey^ 2-0 boys soc- . ame sptut in Atlantali's opening starter in the; Minnesota (Santana 12-3) atit DDetroit (Robertson 1-2), 5:05 pjn. pointed,” she said. “BuJut we go u p CCT winI overovj Centuiy Wednesday. TSviM since a 15-gami ;___ CtiteagoWhitaSox(Wil9hl 1-61-6) at Kansas Gty.(B.Anderson 13-11111). 6:05 pm . ______1991 - the laat vear iheyjwooJhctht ___ 8. allowed.three h its in five__ thpn.-Mnnrtay_thi..3.0tlath WtSi BonifadoSioSandi«a Houston 2, San Frandscol ■ Girls soccersa (13-9) tied a corcer-hifi Florida 6. Philadelphia S • N.Y.Mets5. Pittsburgh 3 POCATELLO - strikeouts in what mmight have „ Chicago Cubs 8. Gndnnati I)J . • . SL Louts 8. Milwaukee 4 FenneU had 10 kills and*jSif.Slai Centuryry C6, Burley 0 been his last start fofor Toronto. ^ c h DsDay (9-8) gave u p six runs cn hies in 3 1-3 innings. ArinnaatC^rado.lale LosLo Angeles at San Diego, late Dayton added seven Idkills to lead POCATEOELLO - Burlw suffered Escobar, eligible for• frfree agency Minico over Pocatello 26-24,25-21,21 a &0 defeatfeat at the hands of Great after this season, alli Today’s (Sames allowed two ^ _ Arizona (Batista 10-9) at Colortorado (Barton 44). 1:05 p ja 25-17 in Region m Fo’rouj^Hve-Six” Pft5in ConfConference rival Centuiy ’ runs, eight hits and ftvifive walks in MetS5^ Pirates 3 volleyball Wcdnesissday in Wednesdayd ^ in Pocatello. seven iiuiings. PhUadelphia (Wollt6-9) at norlorida (Penny 13-10). 5:05 pm ^ ^ NEW VYORK - Steve TVachscl Pitlsbwgh(M.TorTe3 6-5)8tN.\N.Y. Mets (Glavine 9-14), 5:10 p,m.L FDcatelfa Burleyy (14(1 overall, 1*1 confer- ; Josh Phelps hit a go-a{ ^ e a d two- (IS-IO) s ference), who travel tto Jerom e J Astros 2, QIants 1^ three-gamime sweep of Adanta on two RBIs, and. Mike:e S tanton Jeff D’A)’Amlco (9-16) lost for[■ . Thursdoy. - Jacobie Harper and rth rime In five Hed-. “Our passing gamee was phe- KamiWUsoiilson scored fbr Minico in ; HOUSTON - Pinch-hh-hiner Jose Sept. 3. pitchcd the ninth forir his fifth th e fourth cat Basin Conference vie- Vizcaino had a two-runun single off Ttmo PePerez had three hits wcl- save. sions. nomenal,” saitf MinicoCO assistant Q 2-1 Great coadi Jennifer Wattersc »* Jerome Wednesdi^ at nico Middle SchooL s Harper^ team-leading Valley def. Wendell >al of the season and BYU nreviews ]Ihdepenndent Sttudy prcOgram 25-12, 2S-9 Wilson’s gotgoal was th e game-win- HAZELTON - Mind;idy Malone ner, comingling off a free kick fmm Former C SI star■ C lem ons used coursirses to get degree It also was alleged thatlat tutors at She saidd EBYU has not b een con- made nine kills, served!d 12 points outside the.penaltj^ tht box with' the community college(e wrote a tactcdbyth■ the NCAA. ■ and blockcd three balls:[sin Valley^ about 10I minutesmu left in th e game, PR(JVO, Utah (AP)) - B r ^ a m Clemons)ns, a 5-foot-ll point paper for him and gavave him a OcmonsrIS nominated th e proaor. 25-13, 25-12, 2S-9 ssweep of . said coachch AimandoA Tbpia. Young University is revireviewing its - guard, vwisBS a starting player all 32 completed homework asassignment , who supervi•rvised th e tests h e took Wendell in th e VikingiiKs’ Canyon The win'sIn gave the S partans (3-7)' Independent Study proprogram foi- c^mes andind averaged 14.2 points while he was playing foror Missouri' in the BYUru co\irses. Jen k in s said Conference volleyballill opener a season spiltspli of the series. lowing questions aboutout the aca- torMissout)uri last season, lost year. BYU!s proccKcdures require screen- Wednesdi^. Minico) travelstn to Meridian to - — demic work of formerr CCollcgc of Clemonsins, 23. received an A . Clemons served-60 da;jays in -jail ingof all proproaors. Coaches are not Seniors Sara Pracgigiizcr- and face first-yeit-ycar program-Mountain------Southem Idaho and UniJniversity of • from BYU'U In Family Interaction this summer after hee pleaded allowed to:o iserve as proctors for Jcssica Kovntz combincned for 10 View on SarSaturdi^ at 11 ajn. Missouri basketball pltQ?layer Ricky and B’sin in Prindples of Biology guilty to choking Bungei anda re his- their playcnvrs, and all proctors arc Clemons, who compleljleced BYU and Humim an Anatomy. A t che ing to let h e r leave his Columbia,C supposed to have education t>ack- conespondencc coursesses in simi-. some time,nc, he earned 12 credits. Mo., .apartm ent for ann hour in ■ grounds. . ISU___ 1 mer 2002. from a Kansas Ka community col- Januaiy. Jenkinss :said she could not There are no allcgsegations of lege wherecrc he acceadcd dasses BYU spbkeswom anm Carri reveal theI nsname of Clemons* proc- Continued from Bl Big Sky portionpot of their season wrongdoing conccmingrig ithe three and three;e credits from a corrc- Jenkins said the school deddeddi to tor bccausejse of federal privacy Despite having the l>e!>est scoring tonight atIt MontanaM State and at dasses Qemons cook; fnfrom BYU, ' spondenccce coursc he took from iinvestigate afcer medialia reports .laws, average in the BBig Sky M ontanaI Saturday.S) With their but they were complecceced in less Adams Scatei Collcgc in isurfaced in Columbiibia th at Betweenn 220,000 and 2 2 ,0 0 0 sni- Conference, the,BengalsJs’running. sightsscton; on a top seed for th e Big - -than two months. Dur)uring th at Colorado,}. IGcmons h ad taken BYUU courses. denes cakcike college courses g m c Is just seventh among ar the Sl^ Toumaimament, the Bengals dime Clemons also finifinished 15 . His formrmer girUriend, Jessica ,. !She said the investigatioiion centcrs through BYIYU Independent Study. eight ceams with barelyrmorethan n would likecc nothingn more than to other hours of aeditt ffrom two Bunge, saidsai Clemons received ' ion proctors, people whotio oversee Another SO;50,000 are enrolled in 60 yaids per outing. ■ stretch their thei current winning ocher colleges. The vrark)rk was ncc- exam answcrtvers In advance w hile he tests i taken by Indcpcndedent Study high school3l ccourses, Jen k in s said, Idaho State (2-1) travevels to foce streak, whidihich stands a t four, essaiy so he could comom plete an was studerlent at Barton County jstudents. BYU-s progrogram is accredited 1-2 Sacramento Statei :SaturdtQr “This mattnatch could hove serious assodace' decree and be eligible * Corhmunitjlity Collcge in Great . “We are reviewing ouour procc- through- the* N orthw est with kickoff slated for 7'p.m.MDT. p implicationsions for us dovm the to play for Kbssouri lastst sseason. Bend, Kan.n. durcs," ( Jcnkirts said. Assodationn of&c hools. ' Sacramcnco Scate leadss ithe short road,” Wddiddi said. **A sweep on series 4-3 having wonI iall three openingwee]iveekend.on th e road can- f played in Califomia. Thehe Bengals really set; us us up good. T h at^ what MLB_ took last year’s meetingng at Holt we are lookiroking for.” Arena, 32-24. Minico graduategra and ISU soph- CoRtkwedfromBl ' Florida Mar[ariins took a three-game pletingi a sweep of thciicir three- “We didn^dn’t ploy well coming om ore Lindsindsay Phillips has had a requirement' for a playilayoff con- load overPhiladelphia PI with a 6-S game £ series. Brad Penny/ (13-10)( is down the strctdi, sti and we didn't - Bengal volleyball onn a roll lim ited rolljU withv the Bengals this - tender-beat up on theedowntrod- di win Wedne:ncsday mght with only scheduled s to picch for theie Marlins play well in. in. the second h alf at. ISU has seen ics share ed into action as a fresh- es to go. . a 9). year because of injuries, den. The Cubs finish1 vwith one four games i against Randy Wolf (16-9) all,".Seattle%le^ John Olerud said. times on the volleyballU court m pM Up,® more game in Cindnn.Innati, and Florida^‘s Jeff. Conine homered The Boston Red Sox wastedwi no “We’ve lost:t a t lot of dose games recent years. ad 41 kilb and 24 blocks three at W rig ln Held agiagainst the for the secorcond night in a row, Juan time'squandering t their firsirst chance an d haven’t*1 beatenb a lo t of But the 2003 season is bringing inM .sam es.ies. lov^ Pittsburgh Pirates.es. Encamadorion also homered and to ti clinch an AL playoff bererth. that we fdtIt likeI we should have a new attitude and new n lason, however, sh e bas ; “Espedally afterr seeing Josti Bedadcett. took a two-hit Tbny Batista hit a grandad slam in beaten.” the Bengals. II games an d has made Houston win todiV, we diddidn't want shutout intoito the eighth inning., a a seven-run first inning.U iand Pat The lossI was'w Seattle^ seventh With a 10-3 record so,fa f r - I S U “ Idlls. to get back into a deadd hbea tw lth The PhillililUes said W ednes«ia^ HentgenI pitched sixIC scrong loss in its la»aSt 11 games. won nine m a t t e s in aU c ^em,” said Estes (8*1:8-1 1 ), who game was} one o they bad to win, innings li as the Baltimorere Orioles For the MarinersMt to make the the Bengals are on a *rou*^th r Locals pactlace XC In Bozenm pitched his eighth career!er shutout. and they scoredset five times in the won w 7-3 Wednesday night.It. playoffs, Bostoston would lum ' lose their on^ lossn [lg against Malorie) Sundexiand,Si another. rEveiything'li a playoffoff atmos- eighth aftette r falUng behind &0 . But Boston, which mislissed the its final fourur games, and Seattle NCAA tournam ent tea:»am« Cal- Minico gradu-aduate, paced th e' ISU. •phere.’* But Chasee IUtley stnu± out with playoffs p the last threeX y e ^ . would hoveI COco sweep a three-game Poly, Utah S tate and WaslishiiigtaaL wtmien^ crossross eountty team with a- Tbe Cubs hoven*t-been.en alone in two on co0 end « the innings and ' * cUnchedcl at least a tie ferr thet wild series againstnst Oakumd, then beat “We left last week feeliAUng ptiet- fourth-placece fi at the ' first tdsce thia late in the season Ugueth Jrbina'^ Url perfect ninth card o earlier in the daj:ay when th e Red Soxuc ini a tieb reak er play* ty dam good,” head coaiwcfa Mika State Imtacictational last weekend.' dnoft 1989, the last timee dtfaey won gave FloridaIda its lai^^ lead this Seattle S lost 4-0 at Anaheiniim. off. Wddi said. "We*ie plqyining with a Sunderiandland covered th e 3-mile a divisioo title. They havetven*tbeen ' season inthe tlu w ild-c^ standings. John Ladcey pltch^ a fiveWner'& “Boston definitelydel phtyed good lot of confidence and I thLtiinktfaat^ course in 19 n to tfae tdayoffs since tfaeyley went as Philadeipl;Iphia and Houston are and a: rookie Tbm Gregorio hahadatwo- whentheyne.needed to, an d w e dud­ the main difference forr us1 when helpleadtheWjwtgnu to a second- tfae N L t ^ csn l in 1998.J8. both three: games 0 back. run n ipngl^ as the Anabdmin A r t ^ . n t . That’S's the d ifferen ce,” we are in those cIom matiItches.” p lan fin ishlh inin the team standtlngc' If chey ta n bold onn ifor four TbeMarllrrims can clinch a pl^off beat b Seattle 4-0 Wednesdday,4 push- Seattle^ Bretret Boone said. “B ut I The Bengals, coming ofloff a nino- Melissa McLimore.Mc a freshman: tDon games, tfacQrVe bead

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S c o r e s A/ N D s t a tr; s ' ; S p gDRTSINBFIRIEF—' Blue Lakes CC ttfMim 23-13 ^iWorNmrMaxiooIalt ^ B A SEEiA LLX ! 3 « s s s r “ • .’w i ATVS ON ;hittixiga acfaootiecord J T.V. ; ~ a r keeps InteMSKyIT .tro p h y . S S ’ M d " :------a l im m ~. ■ (A imam .. — ------^d gow and earning . ■ B 4 « T m i . W . ' i r • Womn’in'sW oM C up Untt»d E TWIN FALLS - The team theFac-lOC0 Confierence nw dal^ ; - aeap iK sgag.-0 ' from Blue Lal^es C(Country Gub teamspUorexqrer of tfae w eek award. > . . . , «»« svs.N^,.flrstrDund. m SMM. successfully defendided Its duun- It wass the1 second time, ■ ■! S f' i i i i i S S T - ! B a.B:2SpjiL ®“ 3 0 0 •EOTTour,Out*gunNllUnb H " “ . RMtondCoOMiFoolMI ploDShip I\iesday in the J^loglc Dunning'ha:has macTe the list in ' ! ; ; S i i fc? I J g ■ Championship.!hlp,(talce«ml,I«C,' •Womm'in 'sM x ld Cup. China vs. ‘ 8tandb«i VaUey Ladles IntepC^City Lec«ue. four weeksks tlthis season. W I t g 9i»0tm. AosMbtUa, first round, C s n o , Blue Lakes 8& redid76pointsto ------* edge-'.runner8-up-(-a.T-Lai«-NCAA prolirobes:Qrambllni{— — h t f ^[i■ ifi-t'-i I I .PQA.lta8sOpeOp«1. drat round, TM fitm t * N L .ff M W ' ff M JU ->115,0.1).C.atMetroStm.EIPN2, t7 Countiy Club (74.5 f g S ■ ESPN.2PJL ;; Xivln FUls Muni< fo rC la roett tt comments i:^ s ! I 0 t Nationwide ToutTour.ClliWopmr ' .;.. “ !“».n. . ' S^m M I M•i> Course (72.5). GRAMBU[BUNG, La. > 1 Ch^ClsssIc8slc, ftrst round, Tac, . i Vir^a Undhjejem eamed Coi^entsts by\ Grambling foot- . ’ . - h Doug Williams'con- F o o t b a l l ^ I i s i ?^ . . medalist with a 75 aiat the season ball coach I ______m k ------finale Tuesday aat Canyon ceming m^ ended Ohio State oujurse. Wilma Running back bac M aiuice Clorect ■ > » }, Nebraska at Southem . , Springs Golf C S o c c e r * college, l . w'^*Wm W ‘ *ff«* Snockey of Rupeiert Countiy promompted an offidal Mlssbsli»lp p l.E S m , 5:30 pjn. a Gub took second wilrith an 80 and NCAAmquuquiiy into possible vio- \ i r ! i i i lili fartd.Cup, Sweden VS. ? Dlann Guiles of FR upert was laQons ofrecruiting rec rtiles. The possiiissible infraction was - - > * 0 > North Korea,«, fll first round. ESPNa, ; I 3 third with an 8L Eiiii-1, ii t for low net outlinedin in a a Sept. 151etterfrom l j '•* 3*J0pjn. 1 'nieie.w8$ a tie I M"“ k ! ■!! I *|(Mno o' 2I.» 1 10»1»* honors at 66 becww een Kathy Chris Strobeobel of the “NCAA to g « a £ s r « ------^— g athletics director Al ■ SB iss ksi^iS!i^' jsfaasg^ tacMMOCoofmMf Hanchett of Jeromme Country Gtambhng oi 4 Gub and Debbiet Hondo ot " MfifU4,MMUMM0MA CWSI.IIIS L O C A L . S C H EB D U L E gg ; Rupert. Fenny CasOSh of TWin qaiettwa!was reportedly consid* *•« MCAQO . ^OKW transfer dovm to the “ ™ . . .1 I Fklls took third withh„67. • S.TO. i .W(hfclioolvUIvoneyball . Mmicoa) at Jerome, 7:30 p.m. ^ ! There will be a finalfti fun day Division I-AA I-Ai school, after h e . iifff! 11 ended by Ohio State, S s JS I E ! aHn 0 Werxle[l/Cam«jmasCowrtyat Burieyat''atTwlnFalls.7;15p.m. jjgMi i ^ 0 D 0 0 S ' U ac C ed in g C ountr MMM 0 0 0 0 IM iaI Oct. 7 at 9 a.m. not have had to sit out 1 i lii 0 Stwshone,5p.5p.m. ' Klghldk4iool boyi soccer SS*OA 0 0 0 0 *4 n MSa 0 I 10 40 Q in , a season if hehi transferred down ! , S ' . j f lS S « - I WoodRheratHatKImberV,5:15p.ni. Twin Fall■alls a t Highland. 5 p.m. sion I-A. i,! ii isl i Buriey GC holds> ic o u p le s 1 enssatOietrtcritrich, 6pin. The Comsmmunlty School at Oedo, SwBoKCBrtww ) Strobel, th e NC^AA*^ . i ^ i i i i ian at TH^ 6 p.m. Spjn. . goH e v e n t F rid ayy director ofif enforcementei for scc- “ y ? “T s ■ nfractions, w e^ not ^ ^ S S S S K ! i r i I ■ Jefordat'MurtauSh, KI^iclNhool girts soccer S | I BUHLEY-Acoupuples "Night- ondniy infn M is s ^ r s» s“ J i s s : I ii.” lam ent and HlgtUandnd at Twin Falls, 5 p.m. “ »® ‘ Lite" golf toumai I potluck dinner wilriU be held WiUiVilliams and.. Dennis " “ S i „ S ® L & « K. Ketdium . . Cammunity, Decloat at The Community School. |j t g istently said they have ■ a s ' ‘" ! ! i ! ! I FHday at Burley (3olf)lf Course. haveconsiste R n a ao< 6 p.m. • 5 R.m. ■OI4.^ iiii iiii All couplcs are cncncouragedfo nwrspo»«nken to Clarett. , £ ■;• S ! ! i l i 0 0 2 s . KansenAightftGJithouse Christian at High scho HVwttmAOI^CoalNMM bring a dish for tJthe dinner. Tlieuiqmquiry refers to a scction , , ^ 0 , hool cross country igulations stipulating fSStE*'* » » ® ® » J ' j 4 0 ' Ran River. 56 p.m.p.f ■ Declo Imltational,‘atIm Albion, ^ WlffM W lffP AI which begins at 6:3;:S p^. fof the regul MM t 0 a » - 2 t H S4 :15 p.m. The thatcoUegwges may not contact a S ' F H -0 0 o t HasennanstO 2 u M lowed by golf ac 8:1 sm a e o o 1 t no s'■ cost is $25 p er coupuple; Greens student-athltthlcte ' at another 1.6 p.m. liMt« i 0 0 0 2 9 nam wen indirectly - with- ' * / m u n c s B, RANGERSRS3 3 i i d i S ^ “ filer Bt Buhl. 6 1 I fees and cart rentaliSratS: i: school-even TBM 0*«;l» ! lbr»>scrvcaspace,i“.call the pro outwnttenp.n permission from (he AliiH M?*^70lttin r ? J I tfATTU . M S S IS , SCXXER Canyon Springs trmen hold rocUymadecle contact with the kid =1 ■!. nf! Women*! Worid'gup------. closing scram bleB Sunday through the the media,” Dennis' M: iiiiir;i i i H 0 M i ’ E f i i i - s « - H n ua -) . The Canyon '*°*** ; ° ° ° f I u n ua ) " m S a^ TWIN FAU.S - Tl -■ !! ' ^ 1 - i ! I n n u : 4 vr L T V OA M Springs Men’s Assc H i' S T .iiis 1 t 3 .0i .!! s i i i i ______holding its season-clo!iost,V‘^ - Cards’Matllatheny, La Russa, c ^ j I ? 1 3 fTn!'' r i g J i S !'!"— ------R•^OeTOfcL:-■ B gm 6 1 0 0 1 0 bic and otticer elc.lections on buncan getget suspensions r.* ! ! I KS'* ! ! ' 'fl.' tnluiv Ra'port' ' ~ Sunday. Breakfast wil 53s;. S " is iSSwD .1 I • 8 'I NCttrVK-TM xrtiiiwn MILWAUKJUKEE' - St. Louis • ao toSnBjB ? Q 1 0 5S«I 2l!SSl'SSa5»" «»«»UrM].H9mO . . at 7:30 followed by gogolf at 9. Cardinals catccatcher Mike Matheny, g^?‘ - l§ §2?4p W i ' i i ^K«ii manager TorTony La Russa .and j 0 0 « r 0 0 0 >1 4 T «MSawiS-wji • Injured Idaho (oot>tOail pitching coaicoach Dave' Duncan ia'S '” ' ^asaa ja & ,‘sgsa''» MP^^^SS ? ’> Ll!, 's5r—S ? J player Improves were susperipended and fined - s s"^elinw r , St52k $*»’’ill rv Wednesdayly t for their conflict \ - SW SALT LAKE C m withanumpiripire last weekend, . 3 fullback Keith Greei no«S mK»M a UMM SUM. 1 4S p m ™ Watsoiitson, baseball's vice |p-» 55Sifc$iciw»,ri]S^ izcd with a respiratoi president for discipline, gave OKUTB foUowing leg surg S i”? " I T f r?»Ni*l»«S5PCT K».«a£^ W L T » » n J ™ Mathchy a1 chree-gamcth penalty t t 2 I wggMi x to i I i i i ! ' n/iikOmUntMil btMiM ; 0 0 r 1 a removed from intensi'sive care on 5,aning FHda; ' BUEMV8B.DeVllMT$a ] 0 g ] t '• • !>n»fl«r*icoN:0H$ii'2)AiCAn(XKAPiMnm*r iday for making con- TWPAUr TOWKrtl T l , S p l l 'i 'wmOuroeiMniMVktM Fwa ■niesday. .mpirc Jerry Cmi^ord 0 0 0 0 0 ooueTFM.wnBnBwFmiwnM OUiSW SaMHt Gree^, ^ l ^ - y c ar-o narks he m ade to the______a s S s Nonw,; ? ? 0 0 * KwuSroUSlwmw' ■"’■'■■“• w o ™ 9gainst Washingtonn ‘ statS “ on f „was ejected in thu 4 S t." : ; : n frn>iiini>u) Cm M P4Mwi mmv«m Aug.' 30 and had ssurgery at l , ^ glg „of xh'e Cardinals' 2- ' St tStttutajw w ero* Harborview Mcdicala Center ui, „ „„„ • Sr* isS ?! i l i ’! “‘’“ ■ sjbar- Houston on Sanirday. ' \ l i i ANOERs'a. 10 bntoci Seattle the followingS “< “y-. Moments latelater, Crawford point- SI ii^",i'i. n r a i r " Following the opc[leranon, in „ ,|,o caCardinals’ rt dugout and ;which a rod was insetened in the cjcctcd Dunciincan. I'he coach was i S . ^ ”" ! s ^ MAIUNS6, mMilw<4n(lmroi: suspended. for,foi one game, next ■ « J !? iS!»-!!!! i S s E ra n e>M194S«m bones, Greer developoped Acute s„„day, « « . f i -,tl r _ .0 0 0____ l5?*- § OiO'A4 Respiratory Distress { w"?*® t f « fk J Syndrome, Ru^jaa wwas suspended for i M i i i r i s the university said. ^ games,i, startingst Friday, for ViSIcNwTm e 9 S 9 4 < ^ U F W ttn h n a OUESnOH. 52?^: r ? ? s J i s t.! -SE ii Siisl i;i Si" iiiis iGln 0 condition, but was up ■ S ' J tSm >4 114 DCraOlTUOHSjlsJ^ATocKvtnwtOHCOSjjw- ipgigdedto Crawford, ■ NCMU.ON0 serious on Sept. 10..0. He w s Matheny sa Ss?!*''** I I * ? 5lj. e Sl il.S1 i i i £ « K ' said Crawford was removed from a ventnn lato rlast crowding andnd pushing| him as he- - S ' ! £ % iWaw outsnowaiL prpj^ weekend and was *brcreapungon toolt his positiisition to take piichcs. . "OIW* WnoM^ 0 MoSZyi,CMe his own, th e univeiersity said '■ ^::: MM otKi.tt.inQaiilpSSlSr"'' S i " « 0 ^ TUesdoy. ORIOUS7.REDMX3 ■ AlWaMVBti . .1______games_ at Iverson . ..Inks Iks deal with MTkOC tontM - '■ i i l k C . S m M.) 7 NWtrt Greer played in 11 irKn >uiM|4i 404 • I I Uu«M» • I I L ■ 1! I I s' i job for the.Vwdals. career highligiLU^tS. MLOeOwyWMwiMiMMI ' Cam ■!!! & ' i ** ” wSu StySSXCFS «r BAlTWOftE lUVCKS - . j I j U j . " ' There he was being . . * »rC/>ii>:0oiniFutiSKM4 . . . Broncos' Portls minay miss announced asasi Philadelphia’s No. H kilF' 0 ! ? ROCKIES x T da!iM8«HUCU9SuS E K . S S ' 0 0 «i ' Mzow c a KSSSr!f>?&., tstli k, and later hol4ing ,’■■ En.iiiitcibuMpctiM . *rA H k S ' Sunday’s gam e whrtth Uons Jis'Mw'awaiivtrard. There he was unAM lSlSpn ENGLEWOOD, inomd 4 0 } 0 CMrail i ^ ‘‘ j i [P Heln«k«i Opm shvdial : Broncos coach Mike i I 1 i : I : MMrm-»aM. One* rn*m « m UM w. SSSr ! ! ! ! « ! ? . 'SSXIJTSS; said he thinks Pbrtis,, whovi is list- to wony aboutout that. SU«|I» 4 0 11 lOMIb ■ H f ■ B l i i i S S m ST cd as quesdonable onitheteam t ^s Iverson si^i^ ce d a fou^yea^ con- CW4mifUUM» 41110 0 2 0 VMMUTPm > i E s i i i ' injury report, could TWINS a,lNDUNS2 " n un* t o o o ■ ’T 3 & * d practice cract extensiorsion' with the. 76ers OIVOMC tMOOTA X , ' ! ! ; ! g it.> «>...» sE Hm s £i(0'2l AT BUf FAIO BUS<^ Tliursday but did not knowk if hc on Wednesdaylay thati vrill keep the E«9M(m T S^DMraMn w_.i- fmS m ' died • I I 0 tma < '* 7 ^ i i l a . “ S wUI play Sunday. Thefie BronMs three-time NB/ scoring champi- would have been fadi !!■! S E i i i s S S ? o n s a dire.. on with-them:m throught th e 2008- ; . l ! i ■ S S s ; i “ ' M se M w * i : situadon ac running bab a w h ad ic 09 season, admn) DOUDtFUL nO PMp ^ i iiitiiii ’ « • • , R B g a s a a s noc been for the good nnews Mike ' Terms'wereere not armounced, HffwoT 4 I g ucnit 4 0i i I i < B l m t - I SoOMra SMtlM. OK JMi l Anderson, a fullbackck who will condition of anonymity, soid i i ! M^woiaM 01. AtmM. M>. A/OW start at tailback if Fortirtisdotan't, TUesday thele t extension vrauld. ,S: ‘t .;’'!!'" & ! ■! j SC! had a Magnetic RtResonance pay Iverson1 S76.7S7 million over 1 ) 4 JePiamn i 4i f■ f i I ■ a . , S " ' I ! S i Imaging cesc on his rightri knee the four years..tfS.. ■ siW iM iK sas& ! ! ; E£X ' » ' 0 ‘ 0 0 ’ wSSSmwiwI TViesday and it showed:d no dam- ^T -'v-s-w siir # " 0MW.O1I i > i age. He is listed as pro : ! ! ! ! k SH robahle on NaVtatllOVafa looks I ahead etmMHoni; DTOw^muKIibpH iATPThailMd Opwi the injury report, i " S ? - ' : ■ ' i ■ « 0 t g s s i r Wedneway and saidi if Portis to politicsI afteral tennis •fflcgrOOOTMl lMl!S!Slm.D»r^CMrK■mrniAMrrtoiK WfiWNC^4«li4Mns|i.})«TiMN($on ' doesn't play he wouldI beI able to LEIPZIG, Ge MLUMDHn . VNNa$0«|-teliai rtvvKs TE Dv , Germany -.M artina S „. i i 1 !0 txtii«>4m.bwiaOTW(rM.cc ? ^ . 5 5 S W ‘ “ cany the load a t runniiling back. Navratilova plans p i to g et into a a « s ^ . . . . . c(iSam»ntHaJ^^ DOOSERSZn MM {itht. mceu^tt M - The Broncos also tunlave rookie public serviceice after she stops CARDOUtS S. BREWlEWtM'4 10SA«Q£»^ Quendn Griffin, who1 madei his serving and volleyingvol in 2005. s ^ s y ITLOUt WKAUO a e ' c ' s na.Mi.»l.a4 XVmlor«. IMM SM. yards, and next month,, ssai ^ d W ednesday at CmOfT MMUOIY . „ OkMMe 0 4 KQr*assiii . S i i IS? S i i s S ® S tn m \A v o . M PittMA Amu Mk " 4 0 0 VranlS < 4 0 0 HMMw«*lb i 0 Reuben Droughns to natun the ban. the Sparkasseissen Cup touma- * &W , OmM. M Mr Hm M4l M s s s ‘iijsa!;*!;!' S :■ ISr!i*! i! . SS.? i; !I2 ment that she'll she pl^ throug ' » 4 12 Cona 4 > r Mh 7C4ni. FiRft «L r i;: 5.1 !! sar !! !KSMfm n B BSSeSSwlel ^ Am^can p^Co l i ^ perhaps run-. 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•Sp o r t s Claretttd & erv ejisch a^^ Goac: h : A u " r Fora:e is miore foecusedj sue N FL ( Tha'AaabaatadPraaa to purs dream A r & u n d t h e -n A ir F orce c o a c h R shh « e r D e B c r r y ' ' ^ auricc Clarearett didn't go i. is c o n h d e o t th e C takomn s c a n a v o id ■ r tb O h io S ta a t te e lo o k in g fo r j f f U another faststart, flat.it.finish,sea- ^ M a degree. HHe e went look- so n .' ing for touches. He I . th a t. and last in total offense ■ Clarett went to OhOhio State to turn 21I ini the next NFL season,'. T h e E d c o n s w e n t 2 - 5 1 ).S y a n ls a g a m e , stuciy football and novlo w th e sc h o o l is„ * i trong enough, he won't: early season winninj e a yoiing footbaU team , has dosed that dassn;sn>om to him. make it.t. 1In the M achiavellian cul* induding a 20-13'loss.t Uy offensively,” BYUf ne has been suspeni•ended. He is ttiye of ththe N ^ no team is goingI T e c h in th e S a n R ra n d s i a iy C ro w to n so id ; done with coUegc. 'f him if he can’t cany the A ir F o rc c Is a g a in o n cs have hurt the Cougars, N ow h c i s a fo o tb aUlUpl^rwith- 1 * screak, having won its quarterback M an Berry . out a game. At a timme e in his Ufe QarettItt believes he is ready. H e g a m e s . I n d u d e d in th< . ond centaIter Scott Jackson were w h e n t h e g a m e is t h[C e mti o st im p o r- o f f e r s laa s s j t s e a s o n a s p ro o f. H e d id streak is a 35-29 winI lastI week In BYU’s win at New tant thing in his life,e. ithere iff no things nolo freshman has done. He over Wyoming. nvo w e e k s ago. B e rry , w h o gam e for him to play.V; ..... has the rril i g h t to t e s t h im s e lf a t th e On Saturday, Air FoForie is in bone in his right hand, u At this stage in hisu s i life h e IS a h ig h e s t level. l c H c has the right to Provo, Utah, to take, on Brigham m b u t Ja c k so n m a y b e b a ^ > m an for one season, faU . 'V bung (2-2 overaU ), w hlich ic like the l e u p S a tu rd ay , h’s September antand Maurice ’ He kncnows the dangers of his FUcons is 1-0 In MournuitainWcst. C larett shoulci be playiiaying football. business.:s . H e k n o w s th e c a r e e rs o f- ' f r e s n mnan a i John Beck started ac. C o n f e re n c e play. Air ForM com aiback Jeiffiff Oventraet blocks a punt bybyWyoffltng'alJika’ V b u t h e is n ’t a n d th is w ce e k h c to o k r u n n in g( backst average less than DeBerry thinks tMsis season^! la c k a g a in s t S ta in fo n l a n d action. Hc startcd ’aa jp rt^ he three yeaears. He knows one bad Falcons are a lot more 2d 2 2 o f 4 5 passcis f o r 2 7 9 Donovan Saturday a t th ea Air< Fofca Academy bi Coloradtirado. hopes win land him1 iim tlie NFL ^ut. one ut also threw a pair of e ugly tacklc ^ kiU a t h a n th e 2002 sq u a d . ed by CSU quartcrbaciack Bradlec often go on to head coaching draft In AprU. HTc sa w w h a t h a p p e n e d to ^They’ve got a prettyy good self tions. C larctt,a 19-ycar-old. I d w h o ^ ^ d k Jo h n is g o in g t o b e v e r y Van Fdt. >^o ranks axdeth nadonal- jobs is bcdaicdausc “they’re better WUUs McGdhec at last concept, whereas that[ \team last * J Iy i n to ta l o f fe n s e w ithian a average looking.’.’ HeHc adds that they’re h a v e b e e n a so p h o m ooreatOSU.u re year^Res t his tim ing was U ttle off,” iesta Bowl. year, they were just hshaving fun W»d.buthi . o f 3 2 3 .2 y a r d s a g a m c .VVanPdC,an ( better coadoaches if th<^’ve also suing the NFL and aasking U.S. Clarett 1 said.’ “Anybody who t t b c U c v c s h is d m e Is now . said. “We S "”"™ ‘ exceUcnt nm ner as: 'wcU. has done somene worki on the defen- District Court JudgeIge Shira A. He wants [lavc a starting quartcr- its the same rights other w e r e fo rtim a tc to g e t off to a good 5° ^ . ' passed for m ore than 30300 yai& In sive side, Schcindlin to discardi tlthe league’s athletes i reakened a Uttle bit.” in other sports already s t a r t , b u t th is te a m is a littlemote-U haAiswa rgamcs. New McxiiIcxico h » not forced a ' rule that, prevents pisplayers from have, las had two weeks to get . th r e e o f th e R a m s ' f o u r { ^ knowledgeable about wlwhat we’re “J'"*' *>as C^U has beaten I.Utah five turnover In iits last two gam es -- entering the draft untilntil they have Kids lc r its'conferencc opener leave school early to ' d o in g a n d a little m o re nmature.” rea^ fw i straight tim es, but all1 tthe games losses to BYUB\ and Washington been out of high schootool tor three bccomc professionalpi termis play- ^U . lhe Utes had a bye • Utah (2-1) and dwhen it doesn’t forcc He wants Scheindlin hers In bascbaU^ minor ond have the league'^ (2-2) meet in Fort CcCollins on p P t: H ai San Diego State nciicarly beat a turnover.r. him cUgiblu for the 2002004 draft, or icaeues.. Clarett’s < pal, LeBren conference leading rusher r in halfback Saturday In the first co defending national cchampion . CSU ranksinks l(hh nadoiuiUy in requiix! the NFL to holeloldo spedal- James, iss aa tccn and untested and gam e for both teams. Nofonid on great prizes like ai car,ca: boat, early entries have domone to bodi • American, n. There aren’t'm any. If great nm over a long p e r i o d o f restaurantint and grocery certificates:es, and much more! coUegc basketball atrd-t]a the NBA, r ' any,incoU«iUege football as good as tim e .” understand athletes5 have1 the Clarett. .Thcre_aren’t^manyTl as^ _ n fn g o in g 'right to pum ie work.:. GreatC ath- ^ a d y as hc'i&lu A nd tte.few who into Provo should look foirorWard to ' pr - letes have'thb right to'pit'play for pay. are deserverve the sm e rights he is ' ploying in front of a largrge crowd 5 y ^ T h e T i i i • CJarettdeservBsjiisds chancc. demanding and against a pregrai■am v r i t h i l Hc got civiythlng froifrom coUegc AU Maminricc Clarett wants is to ' e n d u r in g succcss. he needed. H c got experi>cricnceand cany a foefootbaU for a Uving. Hc “If you’re a coropedtoror, it^ the - 11f | g ) M a k exposure. In prime timdme and in pa^d hislis college coursc. He% .type of environment youu want to |1| front o f'100,000 liveve fans hc done his unpaidun apprendccshlp. p la y in ,” h e s a id . passed eve^ test. . , Give himm th e baU . • BYU Is coming off an I1< S ^ M b s s S Some vnU argue thaiJiat players ------l a s t w e e k to S tan fo rd a n d , tm c h a r - W B only a year or two out of high . Steve K'4^ey efi is a columnist with actcrisdcaUy, Is stragglinglg w i t h ita U miUONillRE school aren't physicaUyaUy matxire The Seattle'!e T im a. io f fe n s e . TTic ^ u g a r s r ank n i last in J.

Wie retuluns to L IPGA Tourr in Portia]U l d K The A M octsted Pre— ______I n c lu d i nng g her appcarance on t]the other Hawaii touma(laments. L^!f!c the Canadi!dian Tour, Wic wUl have 1The M erecdes ChampionsIiships on \ S Sppnsored by: MicheUc W ic plays more m< tour-, played ninen e professional touma- f>M aui is only for PGA Totb u r w in - nament golf than Gregeg Nonrian* ments thls-js-y e a r. nners, whUe the Grand Slam SI of . J i t h e s e d a y s. • W hat doeo e s n e x t y e a r h o ld ? ' G C o lf a t P o ip u is fo r wi in n n e r s o f . . . # ; After missing .the cucut in the Wic hass lobbied1< for a sponsor^ t tl h e f o u r m ajors. “The Grand Slam w iU b e Albertsons Boise Open«n on the cxempdonri ini to t h e S o n y O p e n in romolion ends Dec 6,2003. N o pU) vritlcnSASEto to u g h ,” B .J. W ie sa id . “ M a y Nadonwidc Tour last wiweek, Wie January, whvhere last year she shot « illiohairc Auctions. The Timcs-Ncv can ploy in the pro-om." S DM303wilhi^^ ation of money.______returns this week to ththe LPGA a 73 i n t he e MondayI qualifier and purdiasc necessary. For MEGA-M Ibur for the Safeway’ CClassic in missed by sevens< shots. p News, PO Box 548. Twin Falls, ID I P o r tla n d . ‘T v e b ec e n talking to committee ' The 13-year'Otd fromom Hawaii members.”” said her father, B.J. . th e n g e ts a tw o-w eek b rreak e s before Wie. "Theyey’re stiU taking her Booiimer—ult[timate . going to Korea for the Spons under consics id c r a r io n .T h e y to ld m c iper Booi>m” Ibday CJ Nine Bridges;es Classic, they wouldId make a dedsion in which wUl be her seve:nrenth and November.” coinnfort & COo n t r o l ~ Su final LPGA Tour event of thei year. , Wie can forgetfc alM ut playing in rules Boomer”>r"* compact traaors arc desSgw}ncd for ultimate comfort amin d control. 21 HP te 5 5 HP ^er com pares to a N ew Hollandland ■ SupefSte.tcer'“ FWO axle reduces lumaro*around up to 50%' Oay after day. job after job,)b, you'lly J Aces _ • Superiorar visibility and case df opcratiortion • N o skid steer ------■ Comfort-rt-Plu$~ deck delivers greaterr operatorof lese Super advantage:ages: S u p er B oom ’«. comfortt >ds g . 2 9 * ' appreciate thes ■ Peggy GuerscaecIe c h e v a r r i ■ Fllp-upI hoodhi makes scrvicc simple 5 stability 2 .1 5 6 y a rd s ' Whers: Jerome Country i ■ NumorciT0 u» Mid-Mount and Rear a Faster speed' c"luJ;?-?reni n sibility . ^ When: Sept. 23 . . A ^ nt t A / tto d 'm en ts. & ■ U n b eatab le s HJftoiy: Saciacond bole In one this WWHOUJUO d u m p height & reach Hole: No. 7, IlS y trd s 'UWHCUAW - _ year O ■ Superior visil;jound, better lift capadty Club: 9-wood CREDTT See Bloomer o nowl ■ W llnsnet:i: RichF Fehrlnger and' ■ U n eq u atedttachments d Htftory: flrtt a P o u n d for po „ Berwyn M utstne m a n ayandsde.whata Wllnesset: Terry TVacy,y.ja«ie J Bjaypoth ■ T h e m o st att< Oimerei “ can do for you. . Where: PondmdenSta Golf Coune S to p In today & ■ Dave Pettit • • Whan: A uI- g .: 26 , . - Sciper B oom ’“ c ' ' H M HOUAaO ' , Hola: No. 3 . .117yarda Where: S3 Oolf Ranch Whin: Sept. IS Club: 7-Ironin , Wllnassas:: R Randy Roth; Rich Hele:No.4.128yinls Roth. Lanca Ro Club: 6-Iron Roth Hlftory: N/A WtbiessM; Paul Schlaffeeline. sn.ron ■ J e n y Gillillette Schlarie. Muriel Pettit Jerry Qlllatten e t Whera: Rupap a rt Country Club ■ Kurt Hefner When: A u gI. .2 26 Hola: No. 5, Kurt Hefner S. ISO yarda W hen: CiRdleridge Golf Club; 7-Ironin HIHOtyiFIntr«t L wnen: Sept. 14 Wltnaasai: D . Hole:No.6.120yartfs^ Datnoii Gillette ' : C M : M ron K W oirfInt ■ Lloyd Kaca d e z I US - W ltim str Jim Hefner.r. PaulPl Whera: Bart«]1 « y Sail Coitrte- I » 9 h m Whan: Aug. 2 Hole: No. 7 .1 I ■ JeffOsbouma Club: 5-Iron HW orrN/A W bm : Pleasant VtU«yQ< WltnaaaarKiKaUh Nortyaid, Tad ■I Sanford, RosaI Marrigan.U ■ ••

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The ) fathtf'was pipnomunced u dead a t th e ' TWIN T\ FALLS - Thanks to a . .. f business s c e n e . ------numumber of young artists betwey tth e IWIn F^lls City Council.I- On the art panel weredi given a rfed for Detailed informaticaeon and nomi- '' to the ing the completed projece c t; th e n It will The a rtss council’sc mission Is to fos* i launched a local effort to he airport, focused on finding future, Nick, a l&yi t board members and vol* nation forms are avaavailable at th e waysra tto “boost sclf*c$tccfn for at-at. be on permanent dlsiisp lay a t th e air* ter endI prp ro m o te experiences In th ei tributing artist, drew Magic Valley Arts Coulu n c il office o r riskc dichildren,” she said. •port. arts forr eve\ ery o n e In the TWin ^ l l s don guarded by a squiK o S S ' Srs in th eir 20s, 30s an d 40s. ______by.phQnlng~73.4;ARISJS.______- Anrf pin Builriats Attsr Hour*r» Is h o ste d by area. It. Is an association of arts fighter planes.___ »thcr problem-has been “ 5------tRFMaglc Valley Regi g access to TWin FhUs’ two of LilliiUie Brown, parddpanis used fglonal Airport ..... orgenlzatiiations. Individuals. ediiM- Why the fighters? •yeaiKild con- ,ccniit Ix Sunny Gulch carlampground Inc curriculum os well as In- ond the South Centratral Idaho tional Instnstltutlons and businesses. “The way it% looki It concert venues, the 3 - J —miorneed tiicm,” Nidi seat CoUege of S outhem tit . dass rresearch. midronoffi™ Fine Arts C enter auditori- near Stanley willvill expand ihhe c attached learning compo-po- Wright Brothers h ad d on ' aviation. . ..the projceject as an “extraordinary”y" ' ------its of the projcct also exam-un- .Brown, a retired schoolsc admin- invcstme Ttmes-Neuis eo.------_ gettingnd at the l,300*scat Roper, STANLEY - Expaipension of the- nent in youth, Jrium at TWin Fhlls High' Sunny Gulch camp(apground four S 1 »die profound impact of Kittytty istzator and Magicc Valley Arts “ITiee kidsk deserve all the crcd-sd- Loretta Buiidtart cantking now we ' vk and chc Influcncc the;hc Council board mcmbwer prcqposal r: Air(M)rt B r^ P « D c a ‘ )' $11.50 p er square foot group day*u9e area1 vwith a large _ , „ ly - a 53 t>ercent increase. overhead shelter, e:eight picnic ByJulhulle Pence Carraway, assistant d ty planning In addddltion, he said he ques- t>Waw» wetter______' and zoning administntrator. tioned't Ffalls airport m anager Bill tables, two food*prepaiparation utlUty • Tlme»l the effect'jnidro'waves led to consly, who only has held his tables, two barbecuele grills and a Ih e d ty bas an ord { from the tower wouldSd TWINFALLS-An WIN FAIXS - a t y Coundldl forbids towers thalat transmit hm on. ^ certain fees at JosUn foot toafortwoyeai8,poinCed $] ouc Dutch-oven ,fire pan. n. nearby rodents, since ■ annually—oding fees have been left The expanded campmpground memb20. and in residential neiftighboriioods. "Nobot3ody could properly n increaae hi ’ ^ “GeneialWspeaking H eld cotild £ “ ‘■*“has 1“ jumped from nlnwM- "Aside frem reccmstnstructlng and foot TVT' cower .located at 144040 Howevier, the ordininance stipu- answer ac i time attytfiittg a 10 to $686,518 -< a 66 per- r^rfarino ram p- BlUOI LiLakes Blvd. lates that those towers t are about tfae, t effecc of tfaew ahardandS«T)iiiic£costoflWiig thatlm ^ 'Improving some exis poft operating feea amrise for coo- uncouciiedicreaae - and t i i ^ have gi^ounds, the Sunny’ GGulS en>an- ^ ^August, th e coundl turneded **unsta£fed.’’.I\imer%atow t erw ould mlcrowaviwea,” Horsley said, mgoiiu capital Improve- T. b e "staffed** becausele Irt part of lUrnerer rtio said Steve H ^ viceEfidalsm; E same time sion project stands oututasoneofthe i n ‘a request by Marda T. ^ madcet devalonnent ft md inuastructure updates. few new campgroun m ofpfovemaa,ihe ( d4*3 to it. ■oidng vote. 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■■ DHATHNC ------:------T T T J r.^ Olt e r r u A R i E S — I OUCES-— . ' ■ j h O o of Htmswittfa -3271 Mentftyttrwigh Murray:» DPsidftn la 4 pjtu tor niiMtdniauto JamaiM 'Rod*Vltol8h!re Bakenfidd, Calif, andidfbrmertyof direction a par oWtMry ratMta* n i taferawtlen. ca l 73s>sa TWinRdl>,dledTUe9d Lincoln; Jerome. tien. TUt M Mi i* •««••• Iw oUtuartaa la obltsi MIcm an a ItM MTvloe and ean lOME - James “Red”.,n i^ S e p t2 3 , .1343S.Lin vtow sobntt WtuMlM ooNiw. er te ptaM a ntMinM8i« i In an MvMutf enilne I Ia ' 2003. ----- • unti 4 pjn. •««]( To or oWt w f fiM. i 49, of TWin Alls, died : Private family servi ■ ytowwuna^ aK Serit.22.2003, in Jerome. ^ rvicM »ffl be T h e l mIB a B.I G a rw o o d I viewbig win be hd d from I5- : hddlater ' JEROMI)ME ^Tbdma & Guwood. 8 pjD.n. Fri (lay at the Hove* ■ Jerome and tonate^ of R obertsrtson Funeral Chapd inZ Kiln Ecfward Vtew n Cortez, ColColo., died Tlusiday. Sept. __Boyd_B^dM« Tob’ Browim -1■ Twin Falla le.------^------HAZELTON-----KiiUm-Edward----23,2003,»,in-Jermne, in - Bt^dBeddin*'!S nbb” Blown. 85, BSB i n ' ' B<^ is'surviirM.byty his lovipg No forfonn^fervice is planned. . Veon, 52, of Hazelno,i.diedFrid«y, < • Arrangeiigements are under the passed away Ibesdoy. l\u Sept. 23, wife of 65 years, Laurarabelle; and Sept. 19,2003, at his hihome. directionn olof Farnsworth M ortuaiy'. 2003,-aMHagic^ic. Valley Regional 2] ^ four chilttten.. Ralpliph (Betty), ValmaM Morgan Arrangements aree undw ^ e of Jerome. M edical Center.er. ' y Lee'ii Summit, Mo., Juiune Ci^, BURLi(;£Y-V^Mocgan.97,of Bmd was bomom Mareh 2, 1918, w M ■ Twin Fblls, Ih e lo f, died Tuesday, SepL 23,t in Rockland. Idal!daho^the e i ^ t h o f .< 'U I Maynard, Nashville, ] a t Parke yihn Care*and i m p i ______: _.10 children bom bo: to William _ |j|^ | r . David Brown, TWin Fi : Rehabilillilitadon Center, investment in yousur hearing is : - George and Anne A Elizabeth also survived by 13 i ingem ents will be" An Ir Beddes Brown,m. His paternal dren; 31 great-granc need by Rasmussen FuneralS ^ m a n i n vrostment i in yourr i|quality D? life! grandparents, JosephJo and Jane , 1350 E. 16th St. Burley. . Brown, were Idaho Ic pioneers,— ’ W Norma Brown, Blackfo being the firsttt settiens ah d co- v and . niuncrous nie< fotuders of Rockland, Ro< Idaho. ' nephews. W a yna m W. Smith Boyd attendedled sdiools -in - '—-He-was prcmded inIn deadi by BAKE]ERSFIELD, Calif.-Wayne IINGCOUNSaORS&& AUDIOLOGY (MAKUC VAIXBir HBABXHOBO AIDS)i s . . ^—” —Roddand and1 waswj on the h i ^ his parents, two sisters,:s. six b n th - Wansbro)rough Smith, 83, of school basketbatball and boxing . > ers and one grandchild.Id. ^ 2508 ACVDDISON AVE E. TW INF ...... team s. He , marriarried Laurabelle~' “ The service for Boyi>yd will b e ------f l T - y M J ' OFFICECES WBURLEy. WILEY. 600iOODING ■ ■ ■ V Lattin July 2,1931938, in American held at 11 a.m. Saturdayay,Sept.27. “\ ^•BITUARY- r Fblls. Boyd andi LaurabelleL had a 2003, a t th e TWin FiFalls First long and lovingng nuniage,: cele- . and greatlygn enjoyed reading and id United Methodist hurch Chu wilh ■ . brating their 65>5 oannivcrsaiy this his almost ali daily coffee at the le the Rev. Gieg Lindsayofficiating. ol I year. . Depot*ot GrilL Boyd t a u ^ t his chil* U* Friends may call fromm 58 pjn. 'I Bc^rd and Laui.auiabelle farmed dren1 and grandcbtldreh his is Friday. S ep t 26,2003.; at (Parked . and- ranched in ii IWin Falls stronglg work ethic, sense, of val- d- Magic Valley Funeraral Home, County, retiringg inii 2000. H e was ues, hohonesty, love of family and id 2551 Kimberly Road, . also' a cattleI buyerb for the the joy|oy of c h e w e d friendships s. In lieu of flowers,, memorial i I National Rumenleis Organization. An excsxceedingly friendly man, it contributions n ^ bee made to often-said h e never, met Ma The First United ^Methodist Boyd was activeive in The First was ofi United McthodisKlist Church and strangeIger. H e espedally lovedd Church Cushion Fimd,[, American’J . i w i i i n n i •'’t m S m I ; _ Boy Scout IhMpjp Na1 67. H e was both h«hearing and telling a goodd Cancer Sodety, pr the J ^ 2 6 0 FalliAve..SuilcA I , an avid hunterT and.fishcrrnan,s stoiy.f. ■ DiabetesAssodation.- I Fr1» Klppn II I.s. »6ih Street 'J Marian MildIdred Mabie - 1\Mwin Falls tfjfi The familyy 1o f Daniel J. Draper woul■>ould like 10 . M arian MildrecIred Mabie, 84 of M arian is survived bybyherchil. > express their:ir heartfelt thanks to all thosethe whose IWin .Falls, died d: Ibesday dren, George H. Mabielie of TWin prayers, visitiits, contributions and vorioorious acts of evening, Sept. 23,23,2003, at M agic ' Falls, Nancy L. Berretttt of South 1 love madee Iour loss more bearable.i. He was a Valley RegionalII MedicalN Center. Weber, Utah, and Bett:tty Kolsen _ _ wonderful husfasbiuid, father, grandfather,:er, son .brother I'V Marian was 'bom'bi April 14. ' of Jerom e, Idaho; 13 g ary Elizabeth 1919, in Ogden,n, Utah,’ to John dren; an d 10 great*giSS; friend.i. ban. yoii will be greatlyitly missed. ® H yrum Morgan-n- and< Elizabeth . dren. ^ Shaia(inon - Iona ______Hun»)hrey8 Monaorgan. She grew ^She^w a^prrcedw l inn iw a t h ^ ______J The family of f. Barbara Jean Draper• wouldwc like to u p in Utan-and,, at a u 17, moved ' V # extend their dee|:ep gratitude to all Ihose! whosewt prayenTjtfH Mabie; her brother )f Iona, Idaho, died Sept to Los Angeles,, graduatinggr ^ m ^ M3, i at her home, ^ . visits, compo!lassion and sheer expressio:isions o f love UA. High Schoollool in 1936. .On Morgan; and her parent )ugh this deeply sad timle. e.! She was our The service will take vas bom March 2,2001, in •><5 helped us throu. A ug. 13. 1943, Marian Ml m am ed ce place at -rdfho^=blls. , grandmother, great-grandrndm other, and Howard Lee MalMabie, and they ■ | H : 2 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26, wife, mother, g ivois indude her parents, 1^ dear friend. A SIspecial thank you to the: beautifulbe staff wcrc later sealedled at the Idaho '•'•'i* the LDS Chapel on '■ 1 S if d ' “ ind Colleen (Clarkson) Fhlls Temple. Mai^an had Uved 1 Drive in TWin Falls, witlithBfahop J?*-" n; a sister, Brigit Ann; a o f Magic Valleysy Regional Home Healthth and-i Hospice in IWin F ^ sincenee 1965. - Randy Hansen conducticting. The without whose tnueniendous com passion,I, lovelc and abili- f S he enjoyed square sq dancing, graveside service will ta! itm and d m Oaikson of 4y we could nolot have, provided the help:lp Barbara so a t 10 a.m. Satuirday, Sei — reading. laugWghing, sew ing.______» _____ " gi and great-grandmother,.. -desperately ncneeded. We consider all of you to be ' ^' churdi activitiesics and was an Sunset Memorial der of Gooding angels walking on earth: exceUent cook anand seamstress, her dealear friends. Marian will be! A rrangem ents are uni vas preceded m death by ' She lejoic^ in1 hn of Buck■Mille^Hann Sunday morning.g. Sept.£ 21. 2003. Funeral HHome, 825 E. 17th S tin at her home afterter a courageous Idaho FblLEdls. < b attle with cancer. hild Fineid Deb was bom1 N'Nov. 5.1950. at Find ancnother obituary and IW in Fblls to Bonnonnie and Glenn rices on page C3. (SUck) Easterd^.ly. She attended . VS h parents and school for 12 yeaisais at Castleford, I a cs, the Twin Falls School graduating in 1969969. She married ||H " ! it from SPOT... her sotd mate, DeanDe Allred, in H n I Child Find activities 1970 and had twot> s(sons, Jason an d 4 ' In cooperation withlOOl year. These activities Erik. Over the years, ye; Deb an d ' rcate public awareness of Dean farmed inn thetl Castleford non-school agcncics area. She was em;smployed by th e • District engages injrograms, ( advise tl^e ' US. Postal Serviceice for 13 years, i o f students, and alert working a t CasdefiJefor^ Buhl and throughout the schoi FUer. Deb servedi hiher conununity arc conductcd to ereIts of the need for idcntif;Jtifying and serving' __ —___in many way^ , wworking as a I------.. spccial education p)ilities r from'the age o f■ thithree through the teacher^ aide. che are undider the w ho is not enrolled ii her faith in Jesuss CChrist and was Easterdarday; and many spccial direction < of White Mc talking: hearing, or leamiUTiing.ormay • baptized by I^stortor Ken Himple. aunts, undes, ui nieces, nephews “Chapel *' by the Park.” ThtS 3 ABBELS Support Scrviccs at^ ■; display behaviors thatIt appeara] difTerent She had found peipeace with th e and cousilusins. suggests s memorials be nmade to f ,1 JELANERS>1 from other children theiIheir age. LofcL Deb loved the out-of-docus, She waswt preceded in death by the ^ Castleford QRU d C Giay Aug. V ' In: 21. 1937. in Las Vc|Vegas, Nev. H e P preceded her in dealleath on Jan. 15,- Boise CentreLTS • 850 Front Stis t r e e t 1995, at 81 yearst olold. They had rwo children, Lesloislee Anne and Gaiy Andrew. Thiy,ey moved from \ to Paul, Idaho. ^ in i960, after Uvinghg iin numerous e on The Grovi states and dties throhroughout their turday, SeptemI unday, Septembaber 28th i marriage. She didIrouditraveling rot L- , ... w ith Dad to many'ofthelower48 of Leslee Anne Ai (David) Coudi of en « t^ and siblings, Nellie .SlfG ^/icaCStton. states and also Alaslilaska after they R upert and Gary Andrew George G LaVerl, Vera Ar\nnetta, 10:C PM Daily sold tb e grocery stoictoretheyowned (DdAie):) Gr^i of Battle Ground, MerrUl M Glen, Elmcu- LeRoy,oy.U c^ ' Dean, and Jesse Lyn Boultc nber 27th * Su in 1968 and retired.d. Wash.; tthrM grandchildren. D ider 12- $1 | ‘ ' After Dad passedMlawayinl99S, a David WacVade Coudi. Vincent John half-sister hi Ariene Skinner. Geneleral Admission - S 4 • Children Unde KCom moved southhof-R c upertTo Couch, and ar Jennifer Jo Cwch A servicc will be h d d at 3 pm. ):00 AM to 6:00 Pl Leilee and DaveS: place.plf ’ Vansant;t; tand six great-grandchil- Thursday, Tl Sept. 25, 20(1003, at Mom hiul a tpeaalaalreloticmship dren, IVeiVenton Andrew Vansanc, Hansen H Mortuaiy . 'BRupen with ber granddiildRldren.M6mwas, Janelle AAlissa Couch, Chelsee Chapel, Cl 710 Sbcth S t withI as view- $5 • Seniors - $4 ------a great lac^ and is going to b e JoAnne: VVansant, Jacey Kortney ing in Rom 12-2 p jn . prior tcto serv- f minrrt by her bm»nUy. But, w e Couch. KKolcan D J C w ch and ice. ici Burial will b e at thele MAR V know lhe is in a u much better D jdanJaaacob Couch. Cemetery.O Rupert. 1Idaho. . I SfONMICD IV TW place and ia at peaceaceatlast She wasvas preceded in death by Memorials M n uy Iw givent ito the Boise Basin Quilte Sbeissorvivedbytby ber children, h er husbciband, Ebvood; her par- DdtiCaty D« Memorial libraiy.y J InlInfonnation: (208) 454*802S'*- f »iVwnei.com ! • ■ 1 . ■ I ' . IS - bbqqulllibowOhotmail.ee - 1 “

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Tower _ M a g i c V a lx l e y AV e ^ ^ 'caathRMdfeBaiCl ider a new pn^MMal, voting because I th in k it is stiUdUahioap- r.ftiiiiritmitn Chris''is 'TbUdngton - no. *1 didiidn’t want anything more pn^riate tiiixig-in an in i, -voted for tfae towerr wiwhen it was to d o ifid:ridi it,” TtaUdngMi odd. *lt ate lilace. We*re trying to j Sign up for> r chalk vralk fint presented. «n setded. I. didat think otir community^ espediI S Nunns leave haw Island 1' • -I Initially w te d for it.because . th e way1 itil bad been turned down Lakes. ItV n o t as if Fnrm aga^ SHAW/ ISLAND, Wash. “It has b een a very joyfuful. Th^Tlm»»Wew« ading of the- was d^esfoudUe, but it was. set- towers. It^ ju st-an map]ippropnate^. > n thetl request towers. . IiI voted not to reconsider mail, at jpence<9magiaMBoa*oom. , perstonailails - as well as the . “But “ it's a big job, i^nd it' downtown for the OOct. a. 3-4 Oktoberfest cel* ; , , island^ ferfenyldock. getgetting a little h ard for us, ,Qt< cbration. , But nownv the three remain- be tmthful. We know it'it's It*^ limited to 20 eent n tr i e s , th e re '!; n o e n tiy ^rport_ -----^ ^ ----- . ing Francmciscan nuns ' are timtime for a change." j ..fee and prizes will11» Ix awarded in several leaving, piputting their two TThe Franciscan Sisters oof categories, indudingng individuals,i families, isiiY cut ii; parcels of)f Iland up for salc'at----- thethe'Eucharist senrlcttcrs;-to— ti groups, amateurs andmd professionalj artists...... ' — ick ink.” ^ Fifteen percent~doesn of The theme is “HarHarvest’Time,” and-art*, would like, but nonetnethdes, »e H artsaid an askingtg Iprice of $1.4 m il-' thethe ncariy 200 residents o our increased , 2 ^ °gh ^ Carbeny said SkyWest Ith work should be plamlanned accprdingly. Art ’ had to meet some of OUI s at- the dme said they *Tb suggest traffic is1 u|up but ou r Wh®’here they’ll go is the island ea rlier th is montl ...... costs as w dflU ldn^gton s a id ...... sod why the aiiport was. - fares'aie down' 50 percctamt -our uncertainn -— perhaps to join toCO announce8 th e move. Shavaw work must be complet<}]eied by Oct. 2 and win- : offidals visit* need at 5 p.m. on Oct. 3. - •Hart said SkyWest Ofi ing fees. Hart said company revenue is still down consinsideiably,” sim ilar oiorders in Idaho, . is oneo of th e islands In thi:he ners will be announcei in Call the Magic Valle}lU ey A rts C o u n d l a t 734- ‘ ^ ^ I were discouraged to leam. Hart said “Right now ouijuriBvcnue Orogon, Connecticut or - San Juan island group it 1 ails oper- Texas. nornonhwest W ashington. ARTS for moro informormation. ' ; the'region’to explainJhrSTnS h< Fblls* intention to increase is not covering th e TWin F • • boprop carrier was dunhanging from certainoperating opi fees for the carri- ation.”’ ' - , ' eootmct Oying to at-ris]■riskUjdngto In addition. H art noteded the sum* ■ ^ T l l ' Salt Lake City. change doesn^ constitute a mer of 2002 was an anom)roaly, since V ^ U Iiicerts_ I ’ __: lh a t is, in ^ a d of set rates die- significantuit portion of our costs, but air travel a t th e time ywas down ^ d ^ of small or nonedst- tremendously followinge ithe Sept. Cofltlmwd fr»from Cl “I've-had a lot-oiof-people Communityity Concerts associa* ; tated ty major camTier e Delta - tl^ese d express interest, but nolot enough tions nad'onwonwide; that total has i ^ c h SkyWest delhrers« Ipassengers m anr i ^ ^ eveiy dollar goes to 11 terrorist attacks. School, botjoth now booked most ;gin lowering th e Iw tMtom-line,”-Hartsaid.-*Ttls------‘*Tb-compare-to-the-e -previous----- weeknightsits-and-Saturdays-dur*—-_^interest.to.take charge,”;,’lh c soid...... shrunk to abcabout 400 loday. t - SkyWest would' bcgir Mini-Cassia Coilommunity In TWin FalFalls, only the ‘)‘J-year* ; rates to endce more custrustomcrs. certainlyy notn hdping our situadon year, it is a difficult com;imparison,” in g Comommunity Concerts’ the offidals in TWin ^Fal a t a H - hc said ewo-April season. ______Concens continues to OFoperate,on. . old TWtoi-.Fal.FalLs-M unidpal-Hand- ...... - ’'' Another ’ reason the Sis. Its new has operatedted :longer continuously — — made the rounds ih thehere^onwas I T he 'coicompeddvc prices have - Nonetheless, H art saidid the'com^ “Il mayy .be . that the solution a subscription-only ba^h to'escamine options forfor improving b een helpldpftu in increasing ticket pany i has no plans to stoitop serving h ere is to to go' to only classical ., season starts Oct. 3. ’ than thes locali Community ticket sales. ' salesovertsr the past summer season, TWin Fblls. arti.sts - Slsoloists and cham ber Community Concert:rts was a Concerts assoissociation. ,*!^Our finandal peifoirfoimance in C arbenyy saids Sales were u p 15 “TWin Fblls has been partpt of the groups -- whichv are cheaper." 1920s id ea designed drdraw h i g h ------; 2faese maricets had deteijteriorated in percentover ow the previous summer, ^ e m for d o se to 20 ^ais,” yi he Nelson said,tid. • • quality performitig- arts to 77rncs-;Vctwnvs wri(tT Steiv Cnmii} '^ e last 18 months,” Hart I said. ■ “T he surmnuner season was brisk,” said. “That^ n o t somethirling that is Nelsonis is hoping that someone AAierican towns and citic's ci that catt bc-tvachxichcd at 73S-J22.t. or wanted to enlistt ththe support he said, tentative right now, butIt icertainly will step forwardfc to revive the couldn’t otherwise attra;ract it.,By iwrite to/imm i a

QbB n X J A R Y — —S e r v ic i — Fbt RIchaium i illcks of Buriey, FHd^.tn th e Buhl 1st Warard Ciiapel Sarurday utt tiltile duirdi; biiriaf w ill David Gordtion Killen - McCiCall memorial servicesec at 2 p.m. today at ^ o n Main Street; friendss may call follow at thehe ^West I*!tid Cctiiettiy. re tlte serv* Buhl, David Gordon Killch,2h, who loved Portland, and in Februaiy0-of 1958,. ? " ^ ” Mor[ortuary Burley Chapel, W ro m 10-10:45 a.m. before golf, fly fishing, basebasbaU and his the family moved to TVriWin Falls, 321 E. Mamin St.{ iicc at the diurch; intermeilent will l>e family, died Thursday,f. Sm4-8p.m.. of God. 131il 1 E. y\ve. 1% Jc'iTime; regional tournaments:s i and PGA Idaho, Bill, o f McCall.11, Cathy Hoim!,Pocateatello). today t at W hite Mo^tuaiiary, IVin’ friends willI IIhh.' leceived an liiiiir ' tour events, including1^ four 'U.S. I____ _ 3 IFalls. l)efore the sensen'ice: ja^ivcsidc st'iv- ., Heileman of TWin Falls, ice will followllotv at 1 p,ni, at liii- Opens, a PGA .champioi?ionship, the Arrowhead,id, a resort in the San , R( j-lor of Dedo, scrvice at Reed of Boise. John of F day at the Rasmussen Eva B. Penfold of Halagermun. Ridifield Cemi'em eten'; a (iiiiiicr fur Canadian Open and the th British B ernardino10 Motmtains1 in southem and an Eileen “B unnie” Keen Open. In the 1950s, hes wwas part of C alifom ia.a. They m arried two La - Funeral Homome,. 1350 E. 16th St.. sservice at 11 a.m. Frida>ay at the family andi frfrieniis will follow Lake City; four children Burley; burialial be in the Rupert . HagermanI LDS Church; intehnetitin (Demaniy I'uneMineral Services). group of golf professio:isionals who w eeks later.er. Patty Pa bf Parkland; Mailarlie. of Cemetety; th. helpra persuade the PG/»GA to elimir - Tliey settettled in Los Angeles,' po the family will receivc vwill be in Hagerman Cemtteiy G Portland, Steve Keen of Sa friends fromn 10-10:4S1 a.m. today at (I(Demaray Funeral Chapel)L-I). lyiiuy RelK-ciiH.'cni l l a n i i 's t y H a rris nate the “whites only”’ dsdause from w here he foundfo a stcacfy job as a City Cii and Galen Louis of &B< m“; 23 Rasmussen Ft its consritudon. runner and tote'board gj- I Funeral Home. of Ru|K'rt. celelre le b n itio n o f lift.- ai 11 numbers ru grandchildren; and manyny great* Manuel Azevedo Sousaa of Buhl, a.m. Oct. 4 ata t i th e Hu]H.‘rt U n ite d He married Mary’ CCatherine o p erato r foifor an illegal gambling grandchildren. gn .**Kade” FIvnn in Los AngelesAi on. operation.Tl^ e young couple.found___ ] p. Morris of Gooding, rrosary ot 7 p.m. FHdayly ut the Methodist ChChurch. 1.05 H St.______— Bcforo-his- d e a thr-KiUon 10:30'3:tn. today ui ihe “ E imiHacui{trc“ C5n(arpUBn“1 LlmnJi;----- (Ueynolds l^uinmeni; t-hapcl. Iwm -----3{Uy5.'19arShedicdinin Uwiston a honie inl/iXong Beach and had the that ^ no funeral service be hc 10:111) 2(1 lllh* College and GonzagaI 'U-University war, h e took)k overi as the golf profes* ble. Remembrances to Hosospice of Audrey FajFay Beeson Ostler of i:her, with 14(i m etal liydrauaulic retractable hed • I97‘) t.h«t.h c v y 1.1) irutk. VK. briefly, but dropped outlut to b e ^ sional a t 01'Olympia Countiy Club, McCalL Me Idaho. Logan, Utah,lh, scrvice at 11 a.m. sspeed 2 speed, short wheelel h.iu- with I3fi hed. was useiused a hooni iitiik, n o boom b u t h a s a HO t>tnIto winch • 1*>.S7 Koiil F-fi»0:) tw o to n tru c k . VH. S working his way to Southjth America w here h e renremained until .1953. . f— speed 2 spvctl. 8:2.S x 20 riruhber, with Oniiihn coinhlnaiilnatlon Nfi hed wlih in iibout 1935. In Junene of 1935, In 1953,; thet family m oved to • scissor hoist - l988 ClievvV MA lon plckCii), ,t.SO VH, aiiti:aiito m atlc; w ith ' nii-t.il while hustling golf gan}«njes to eam E ugene, Ore.Ire., where he was head * LAUDERT utility box - 1991 FotdF-lS2.S()XL4x4 3M ton pickup,>, vVI a , S-s|Ji'i-il. loikniii money to pay for hik triptrip,' hc met p ro a t Laurellelwood Golf Course, hubs, long wide box • l<>lIflKf. Dodjie Vnn. 4 e yllntfer,er, auloinatlc.; ps, ph, ' Kade Flynn of Deer LodgDdgc, Mont., . In ' Septeiitembcr of 1954, hc TRACTORS Fannall "u r gas tractor, wlile.• front,fi ,18" i\iblH'r. hav hyilriiullcUc liuder1< iiioiiiueil with while she was working asos a summer b ecam e head he professional at ' switchboard operatorr :at Lake_ Eastmorelanland Golf Course . in W I?hydraulic bu ck et a n d forks, svlH.-1K .IS a unil • Fansull Su]x-r C; gas tractor, single ironi. weriot with front m ount bean cutler.•r itiiiniiuiil • Fann.ill 'C* k;is traetnactor. ho|H'fiillv {(ov will rURDAY. SEPTEM BIBEB 27. 20031 have i! It back to g e th e r by salelie d iy * Allis Chalm ers \VD gas.iractur.gas.i i Uh-mi'i’ run. Locetion: 21B9 Eosf 3200 South -■ rtweiKioii. Idaho. Two ana a half milonios south ot Wendoll. then 2 RKLIFT • TRAILERS miles oasi. or from Jerome. Inko AoolaionRd\M>sttor8.Sm.losAp WMVaKh hr JMA Auaan &nns. Claik C 4000 lb gas forkUft, fbl1 headh 6 cylinder • 1411 .s 7lt sliijtlengle ;ule fkit Ksl iiallei * 12ft fully ericlos«.40ti jolnis with hanging lamps • Pfaff 13(.30 sewing m achine in cabrablnet • Double bed center xi risers - Bell andid Carrel 5SU GI’M IrrlKal:gallon nil j»uiiip • Saturdtrday,'September 27,2. 2003 hset • Queen .boxspring & mattress • Twin bed set:•ets w/ nightstands • Weinberg I700 GPM lrrl|r ig a ilo n lift p u m p - 1 0 0 risers rls< with Iilidles. iMattoKOiScuthfaSCaa-la-DMiKUaimFiomh84.ts)ktaltltitm.js>nrttmiMway93 MACHINIMERY- TRACTOR ITEMEMS fit 20 inila to I{lxlt»\v24 luttutt snofiu Stes/nK Go (usf 7 J m ilsitD^EManltumi^bao b I DDay bed w/ tru n u ie • DnSrcsscrs • Plant stands •• InvolldIt lift chair & other Items • Sunmark wlwide seat wheelchair • Itn(tnporial chest freezer Ford 2 bottom 2 way plow,, ssolid beams, Jni hitch • Edwarwards 2 bottom 2 iv.iv l)M(hinrta)etncks.!f>^ .(I) mtthtdt tsCtsM/trtm / fflUriiIeto7il}andtumlA ( ° plow, beams, 3j)t hitch.ch.. IMC wide front for ’M ' •. ACA< wide front • IllC AUCT0HTBtE:11 . • Quasar 27" TV w/ singleMP. nt-2or3fasthltc>tch units for IHC tractors • fast»si h>: itc h p ro n g s • tr.io stand • Drafting table • OCard tables • Tall bar stoolools • Swivel kitchen tor weights - tractor wheel W' HOME ANDND PROPERTY FOR AUCnONAL dchairs • Vacuums • Hitaclachi bread m achine • Drulruhn coffee maker * w eights • p io wire w in d e r • OOlis'or liv tractor vowllnj!. Cl.tsslc A 'Fram c ho m e loc;located In Dlctrlch W'est Subiiibdivljlon. This 770 sq. SiSmall appliances • Pots &b |pans • Ikiklng tins • Cass'asseroli's • Sfoneware SHOP ft. h o m e iias o p e n kitchen klli living area and bathiithroom on main level. cl{dishes • Stereo w? speakcikers • Entertainm ent centcnter • Bookshelves • Dig Four a ir tire m a c h in e - 2 portable| air coni|itessor% - laruilarge slyip c h errv pick* with beclioom in upiialrsilrs loft. Also m cludcs an attaittached smalt workshop i,Lots of kitchen items • Mcvfountaln bikes • Bike caddddy • Mailboxes • 2- ^er on wheels, extendable .inirm , hydraulic u|K 'rated - miHleHHlern portahU* ste.un , for easy access. Five pasliastures and partially woodedled subdivision lots are drawer flic cabinet • FruitIt |jars & canning surmlies5 • Lots niore ltems! cleancf - assorted hand tools i - metal shelving - HandymanI jacks. offered with home. OLDERI ITEMS COOLLECTIBl^ES • ~ All property bidders mmm uch contact US A u c tio n a t; (2'(208 ) 434*5555 with I ,, 2 McCormick horse mowerers • bunch rake - single bottbottom plow - mel.tl nnanclal arrangememsts securedsc bcforcauctJon day./.Call C or vlsh the Web *■1930$ Sllvertone TruphonDnlc crank record player: • Two mission oak Implement fn wheels • woodenen spoke wheels - buzz saw blaiblades • wagon jacks, * site for terms & condlllon:Ions. US A u « lo n Is a n a u c tioon n company and Is not fCrocker • Duncan Phyfe dirdining table • Six cherrywc'wood chairs w/ rose . MlMISCELLANEOUS ______actinglg aas a real e state a g e n t o r broktoker. lrInsets • Round oak pedesli:sia1 table (painted) • Kero:Tosene lamps • Barn Hoffman jj Centrifugal Exhaususter vacuum with 2S hp 3 phase pha motor • t'lncon ------'------Ialanterns • 2^:nith old radicJlo/phono • Books €i ency - KDH hydraulic truck 19" Sharp TV w/ rrinole _ - c_||St _ Oafutnan tapI b die set - Nut drivers - w inch-1 cach, J.D. a n d H lCC pedal tractors (need help) •- TonkaTc toys - new 2' . Oltiliift uVie k 4 chain -'QkIm sockets - 1/2' Impact FARM & ILIVESTOCK ITITEMS XT 4* lu m b e r a n d o th e r tnfl:nflsccllani-ous Item s loo* numimerous ei lo mention, ■ - Snlrawcr dtnter - Kenmore rts - Craluman flaring lool - Delta Di side bed toolbox •» 40^ gal. spray tank on fraframe w/ S HP B&S LATE ADDITIONSA TO SALE■E w / hccrcr in bottom - Scrvclcl Vre w iS a w r. Hy®- - 'Homellie 12' electric motor _ • Misc. calf panelids, calf bucKcts. feed mangersm • Several .Scan uprlRhl freexet - Apanmer galvanized water tan^, la Hyster SO Forkllft,; diesel enghjne. rough terrain model, SOOO000 Ib capacity - larf^e 4'tmriicr .itove w/ oven - large & sm all • Ritchie; v. water tank • Auto 10 id m an a rm y te n t w ith gas firereplace • single trees • ho rse colla;ollars * ha m ess ham es nilcrowavc - Single bed ’w/ w/ m « t? « ! im p art g v wrench - Saw bbdes - clwhcel line sprinklersp heads w? CTeamcti se p erato r - C ro w n castt Iron1 Implement seat • cockooX) clockcl * 20 o ld lacks, > maker - Toaster - Service ule Mm - riatet b uucen - Col /arious toolboxes - Sears Wlweights • Electric Tcncer• •Craftsman 30-230 ampp W\ ider* 1 4 ftx 4 - CoKcc cups - Electric cotth - » - Shovels, rakes b hoes - err.rain auger w / m otor • MlVilic. lumber • Single axleile hay trailer • 500, NOTE: The M urphys have; beenk In the salvage businessIS aloali n g tim e. Roy Is camera] - Army cantcem - newni Peerleu - ‘ Garden ' hoses - Hand 3 q00 & 110 gal fuel tanks onoi stands • Irrigation valvalve openers &'rings retiring, comcI seesi what else th e y b rin g o u t1_ to sen.______■ klichen faucet - Card lable-.f)exi«double Dei • Nalls &4x)lis • Wheelbanarrows • R alntraln tractorir ssprinkler • Electric — tub ilnRct wathrr - Old hanlbaidback books MISCECEUANEOUf '„lweedeater • Nlghtcrawler' electriccl prods • Rubber rafraft • Misc. livestock ■“1 OWNER: MMURPHY ENTERPRI9n i s E S SHOP TOOLSL5 Fishing pates - I items • Used Barbed wirerc • R ound m etal feederrr «• Wooden feeder \ .______ROY a& SHANE MURPHYY______& CARDEN HEk’EMS riX-s-'su,.! mansers • Cattlc oUer • Shehop cablncts 1 Craluman 48* lathe w/ 4 ' jaw.law - Ceniral S W e«l burner - • 1010 round polls - GartMge /AUCTION NOTE: The Laudat'wtj have m o ve d to r e tir ^ e n t’ ceicmfm aiiJ can't take ^ TMwCn I ' . I irlc grlmlers - cans, m etal & pb evcrythhtg wtth them. 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Top, two Target teamm membersn paint tha meetingtg iand game rooms at the — --- IL e t t e r s 1 IklIke Kestler Safa Housa In TWIrWin Falls during the Untted thanks to buslnes!“ support Ish letters of up to ISO words Paradise, Sav-Mor DrDrug. Jody like co> tiistiiank Home Dei>ot for < Way Days of Caring project.pro ; S p ed al thanks to LathamLt Shotwell for the quiltlit, Ilazcl for ' donatinging some of tlie building , \ Motors for its tremendndous help in , ganfaattow tnanking cont/itxjtors th e afghans, and Jimm Dutt of B&G materials•ials for re-roofing part of , ' — making our Finish the jppofters. Wines in H ail^. Mrs. Bufoiuford^ roof. ,. ' cct such a success. IhKSSfo-SS' a « flvkhiais thanking public ogen- We couldn’t have ddone it witli- The! CSCSI Serv*ice Club had many Big Kmart parking lot out,you! volunteerteers show up on Sept. 13 tt> and businesses for cxtraordina>y —W a s h in g u p ^ ------—-B donadon of $103^ , w ROSEMARY FORTItNSiiELL lear offff tltlie five levels of «Ul shin- able to install the iirigigarion system ce. gles, omCKie-ckIc tlie n>of and then iweWormattoo. call 7330931. FIrst-year Collegliege or I------H and make preparation>ns to plant Habitat for ilunwnmity for • ■ .shingleeii. il. grass at the new 12-fic!5 c ld s< { ^ E«-28£288 MagltValley Charityirity Anywhere endeawrs to Southern Idaho aurglurglcal . complex. To expn(preu gratitude ol a personal TWin Falls help thosn of hot and spiQr popcornn our libraiy from the nownt disband- van to our work. Wc will use this Community SenService I merit to the communityity and espe- trout aridnd tO'Luke Woodhcad of ed Filer Oddfellows arand Rebekali' van forr locallot wx>rk in traiLS|X)rdng Scholar. Jones' commuiimunity I dally our projcct tnilyly earns yoii Woodyls!s ffor cooking them up for,, lodges. our volunilunieers and hauling male- service has Includedd wwork BI fl the tide, “Ih e Gjant.”” us. and CCarmela Winery for the m a r g e HOLLEYI rials, N wine domanation and to l ^ d e Jones with Westem Days,lys, the ■ \ y H MARK GOODMAN s Library Director, anm d For a tatax deduction as a charitu- for beinglg there, Libraiy Staff and B

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P a f ; c 0 6 "hursday, Septem be3 c r 2 S , 2 0 0 3 T he Tim cs-Ncws Sleeeping 1 likke a — -*Pail £Hn 1 to top sausisage ------^ As ilic jwingcsfcsroffourlK^Joeis - - ■ I ' l • ; ■ >,y- ijuiJc fimiiluir wiwtli the trials that / cciinc iviili IwinKing the kid brother, Besides ih f usujisual hand-me^lown (.loihcs ancl huvinv'ing tnost of his ideas cMSUiUly (iisiiiUsuQk.-Q by three older und \ . wiser y to rcirejmn that, ih spite . ' Mt' all Ihis. Joe hus hu becomc a fine, HjiJ ■ . . welliltijltMeil.VOIIIlnung mithsWe arc all quite proud of him. lie cflme >, tliruugl) with hislis dignity and per* PmIT* haps ntl abovc-a'e-average drive to IHittarhMn,. ; pxive hiinsc'lf, whiivhidi are both qiiali- Square Top ; lies that came intonto a little peril cn a iMCkpackinji iri|>K

Jiic >\'is anmndltd !G thcji, and hc went nn the nip withwit his older broth' WM i;i’Mark and his coucousin, Nate. A great deal of thoMKJu and ar planning had H S gone inlo his prepreparations for tliis (iuiing. As (hey embarked. cm Jpc was b B lec'linK satisfied tliat tlii hc had found SS inst the tliins to distinguislidis liirmelf. ______When th c ^ jia ^ arrived at the ■ EBm lake, he nnvci ed~d hhis reixjlu'tio'naiy' " - ' B 3 idea; None of ihostlosc bulky sleeping S M pads or Icnky. iiirair mattresses for B S joe! He had fom'oitnd (he perfcct ■ ■ ’•A-4 camper's sleepinging system, small enough to fit in1 a coat pocket. It was a hammock,;k. Stnmg tiglitly |H beuveeti two trues,:cs. it looked mnro Xi^ather, . sonn leave ciivilizationQ behind 1for 24 hoi)urs in mq like the camp clotllothesline, but^Jol^ : . pmtidly showed themthe how the net- ! ITF he Jarbidge M’ountamiains, I f~ ” liiigexpiindi'd to> fonnfoi a co'/y pciuch j ■ south-and--s!ightIy—Weswest- - — ■ where he predicidieted he would ^ froni our farm ncanear spend the night in blissfulI comfort. Cast astleford, thrust out the of (h ^ OncorthedioUcrllenges Joe cncoun* * dese •sen like an island. ated Locatci , tcred rigfit away’ was w: the logistical only ily a few miles insides of o ptublenrofitcttinyi Bwa57THBT3HpTrunrcBHrciiTCF------. bag, inside a ropes h:h am m o i Hc (lid p |cc CCC o f our closest icial officia npUsh-that, only to . jy I c\-entiiaUy accompli ildcm ess. Recently, myson, sor ountains i find that tlie hanmmmock hud an scgan, and I answered thei iitmer\'ing propcnsi II to comc and have a closcoscr m-er and dtimpingS h i'j’lic'SSS f„"“r ok. Replacing irrigating boots nmund too much. Nc ^'asily. Joe solvedi'srprb&s tJ ovels and complaining cow jvell. Taking a lengt] }re hiking shoes, walkini lie scciircly laccd hi icks and the scolding o , ' 'iurm-fitting bed. andindfeU fast asleep. eller's jays. : Tlje problems slancdinthtsmom- t ^ " Of the range’s eight peaki ■in^ Natcr and Markirk were up earfy, >re th an 10,000 feet in clevaeva- fixing breakfast andtnd casting a curi* lion,n, six of them strctch in nearlyarly OILS ^ancc noty aiiaiid then at the astrstraight line over just a suc-milc strange . form . gegently swaying • n. Snowmelt 5 from these moun3un- ' 1xjt\vecn t»vo trees.s. VWith the smooth tarnsns leaves by mainly thrckc up his first thetr*tr ttibutaries. Much of the awareness w-as thatxhisarmssccmcd h castst side drains into O’Neill U) be pinned to hiss sides.sil During the Basinsin. comprising the hcadwa' eight the hammock I Jc had stretched a terss i of th e Salmon FaUs Creek Mlk> Coth,rii anti unIOR Keegan, right, stand on toplopofJsrtildtflPMk, wIthMttIl«tterhom and Mary’s RIvtr Poi'aak behind them, little and he had slidslid down. The lac- bc'forfore curving back into Idahcano !ing that had comcI* tu the middle of nearar Jackpot. And to the far ' r ------liis chest the nigiuu beforeb ivas noiv southtth n ea r Mary’s River Peak, ■tnmpletcly covering 1 was s„ow>w m elts into the Great Basinisin A l l s f r o m t h e£ W’ l L D ■;:i small, tightly d nKhcd ^ i knot potsed sys,^, (cm, where the chancc is lostlos( M IkeC othemI ■ just above his nose, eventually empty into sea •. __ r With w a t effort,Jrt. Joe managed ■to wriggle one handind up to his facc pter. , ■;tnd attempted totmtimticiheknot.As tut (his excursion ivasn'( abou(out “Calls from the Wild"W features'first-person exexperiences submitted by tlie minutes' tickedL'd by. Mark and lyons or water. We simplyply Times-News readeders aboijt their outdoors adviidventures. To submit your Niitu noticed thee giant{ sausage fi(cd to elevate ourselves as Call from thithe Wild, contact Outdoors ededitor David Cooper growing more anim:imated, but (ha( It wc could during our 24-hour at 733^931. ext!xt. 246, or e-mail him at dcoccooper9magicvalley.com. " knot wouldn’t budge.Igc. escapape from (he farm and heat(of of It pains me to thislis dayI (hat I ivas- 'vailey floor. This meantant ------^------n ’t there for my little[tie brother in his scramimbling to the top of 10,789-'89. / our intended destin;ination. Jumbo actuallyJy been inside th e vrilder- moment of need. FoFortunately our c J*Jarbidge Peak, the northern'im» ’ Peak, Square Top, the ness boiMundaiy by more than a cousin Nate filled in for mc nicely mostit mountain i of the range andinj Matterhorn and PrProspect stood hundredcd feet. Perhaps with a lit­ > -Nate!’: Joe finalliially callcd out, on th'the edge of the wildernessess what seemed airUmost symnte- tie morere time and effort, th e lim< .Conceding defeat,. "Can"< you give area.11. try. itless offafferings of this wonderfulul ■me il hand here?” Tob get near the peak, we^ve Had wc hikedI to; Jarbidge land coicould again be experi* Nate glanced overver at Mufk and droveve (o Murphy Hot Springs,„s. Peak from the west:s( side, begin- . enced. grinned broadly...... turne-ned south and paralleledij. j ning n ea r the Jarbicilidgc River, wc ------“Nope!" he nL-pliedled chcjcrfuUy. Davc’f'e’s Creek. Continuing to the could have lessenecled the uncer- M iteC? Cotftem lives in Buhl. Jarbidg* Paak U a t rightM CMter. Tba author’s route ei nicre wcrc a fewIV iTiorcli moments end: ofo w hat was now a four- (ainty of our roundidabout route. of frantic effort ai•md then Joe :el drive road, we parked at That scram ble iss much more reached an even mc straightforward, butat we wouldn’t - ■. level. Ue calk'd to his 'mill Ridge. That evening, wc ned our backpacks'^nd. have had a chance: forf this view. •‘Mark! Could you plca»? rve . . And, as we proceedeied up the last rfi ;■.% ■ ■jiot togo!" .•d up th e ridge, finding a flat half mile to theI summit,: we •' ' •' '\ ’ "I can't hear you.”I.” repliedi Mjurk. t “at 9,000 feet to roll out our received a boronus sight. ' siippre.ssing a chuckicJde. slecpiiping bags. ■Remnants of the HighHi Altitude ' Mark and Nate WerVere just s(aning Ourur plan the next morning"R ___Mine were scattercred dircctly •to contemplate Joe’sc ’s odds of mak- was siisim ple. From what wc could ’ below us, a (cs(animent to the ling it ont of his prcdic:dicament tvilh a see, ththe ridge that wc had slept■Pt ex(cnt that earlierir generations 10:- - ■..... te eama froni the left. dry sleeping bag whiwhen things got on, whwhich divided thb East Forkrk would pursue in waearch of. thcir dpwnright amazing,ng. The giant and JtJack Creek, would lead us fortunes. sausage ivenl into a scness of spas- indireirectly to the summit. Wc ' The final walk too the top was ric .gyrations andd was< h(crally wouldId head south and then foI>oI> almost anti-climaticc. The crcst of boundng up and dcdoAvn. between low thithe curve of the ridge backck (he peak was fairlyly flat, almost lhe trees. Suddenly ah to thele west toward the peak. Wc from (he confincs of the dii7 ^ . IJ Vc like a hill, and seaca tte r^ with Id have . to find a wayay what seemed Mkce millions It swung down to the f ind a steep outcrop, regain it began groping ’dSSitd5"fa d« in rocks. Oncc again, a spcctucular Joe*!: gear. A momentHI later,I the nnn ridge and, head toward thetie view greeted us. Can;inyons, plains, ^ o t back up, noww triumphantlyi summ mi it. hills and mountainsts were repre* . gripping a knife. One^ne quli^ sla^ It a : fte r tries on both sides,s, sented in a multitudede from Iclabo Gening Itm [ the hammock relinquishedreli it^ baciad to climb directly up theiie and Nevada, and' cveven some colofstha J Icaptive, who immediadiately scurried outcro]rop, which made mc, the1C Utah and Oregon cou3uld be seen. traU itadlne joff into the trees. What Wl a ww to onlynon-tcchnicol no climber of ourur R eflecting on thithe Jarbidge JR artthe day! family,ly, a lirtle nervous. Wc wcrcre landscape itself,wer: realixcd that toJariiUga ------rcwardird ed by our cf^rt, however,:r, we were truly seeinglg only a fnc- P*«K. * Sam Hutehbu is an oufdoorx w itha a magniRcent view of the1C tion of w hat the area;a offered. 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' boaters demandiiug to know why M M ^e Reservoir ones. 'iednesdoy was much like anyany giant .carp are h rnbing ^ a t thenl. H T ^ c wasn’t hiss ftgoal, but these . other:r day for Brown and Daveave Injuries to biologistsIts have indud- ^ Big L ost River , fish a n acconunocnodating - and bnler,tr, a fis h ^ e s tedm idan for :ea a broken nose;ancnd loss of voice v- dangenms. Brown,1, a biologist with . ^ Ipartm ent of Conservadon.on. after one was sla]lapped in the '■ 0 Warm War Sprtngs/ltall Creek the Miuo.uri D«]Department bf Theyy b twth work in the St. Chariesies throat. - Mliner Dafn Conservation, was wi cruising seaor,or,'checking niajor rivers andmd No one was hilrtirt Wednesday, through M ^u rii FRiver backwa- dieirr titributaries, as well as someme except for a couple: 0of bruises. * CJ.“ Strike Reservoir ' : s,. to see w hidi fish popula*ila* The fish are unpopossible to get ters when the fishh ~- silver carp - lakes,. South Fork o f th e Boise began jumping out)ut of the water donsI ai are present. rid of. Brown said,d. Tliey coidd ^ and into his boat..Ihey H fly 6 feet, _ Butit instead of counting fish,sh, prove damaging toto o th er river Dierkes Lake sometimes 8 /eetr liigh,-aodhi have Brownvn and Im ler brought a St. spedes, such I as padaddleCish, that ® °'=' been known to htirt:irt people. A few LouisIs IPost-Dispatch reporter andnd r ^ on the same'foocod sources. Penny/'Doilar Lakes :ographer on the Missouri r sail so high th ^r Iileap over tha photog uri One opdon is to> isell them as Salmon Ralls Creek Reservoir boat, cleaM g the Iheads of the near■ ILitdes Island and Westest food, but although dthere's a mar- A Alton,!n. Mo., to see the carp, ket in Asia and Calalifomia, they ® Clear Lake - . ' ' ‘Hie jumping fishish are actually Wthiithout much notice, the jump-'ip- haven’t caught on h«tere. • ------two spede* of caip,p, ith« weighw up to 75 missinging faces. Several landed in Mike Roos, ownerrofMike^Bait 0 ■— ' pounds, though mostost are between the botboat and on laps. Whateverrer ' and Tbckle in S t PcPeters, m akes ThaiM Magic Vallay fish report IsI fer th* waek of IhuradaK 6 e p1 t: 2 S . U pdated conditions fromm SilverSil Creek Outfitters and 15 and 20. ' they tttouched got slimed withith good use of them. Hele lives on th e Slue Blue Lakes Sporting Goods areB listedlls for family fishing watersI a n d metjor rivers In the Magic6 WVbl iia y /W ^ River r^ o n a . H iey were broug]ught to catfish bloodd aand mucus that oozes from>m Missouri and said thele carp are fun ' ch»:heck Idaho Department of Fishsh aand Game regulations for reatrijtrlcUons. ______hatchmes.in southitthem Missouri the fishish. After being hit.by a fishsh to catch. and Arkansas' duriniring the 1970s or threMIR. tbe fishing rod he he]held. one ofof the events put on each[Ji around the pond whehenever there streaxeamers, ciausers, mickey flnnsns b est In slow water setle c tio n s. Try a Cool weatheather has made trout traperifa-fish-----year-by-by-the-forreei^ Utah—Jat8------;— sl*«-14..46-8tt»«OHr p a tte rn In ths a rtivSi walle that size could hove/e been1 mount* ______------Sllvarver Creek: QOOD. Calllbaeti's are riffles. but still not b^ a d . 7h)m ng wedding ed and hung'on hisI bedroomb( wall, 1^ ^ ” I ‘tftedle dominate hatch on the CreekJk Penny. Dollar lakes, amd n Lak* Creek rings, double]ubia whamtnya and rapalaa it would be there nonlow. -m ' ngut(ht now. H atches are-strongestit onoi . U ka: QOOD. Size 16-1)-18 m ayflies has beenn productive.pn Jigging pole He would, howevo;rei; as the after- . Iters e a s t a n d w est of Kllpauickick (Parachute Adams, Gul|ulpers Specials, plastics and nightcrawiers can also noon sun feu in theiw^leamthe Wl idge and in th e Slough. Bugs Baetis snd black or dm;innamon ants) . be good. * nile by wliidi fish encsmen survive — ^ e lh e Ou i i 5)pear a s early a s lO;30 a.m ., yet are a good selection foifor surface feed- Clear Laka:(a: QOOD.6 T h ese fish are patience p«yt off.- iather and wind may dictate Isterster- ers. 'nvttching a lightlyy vvrtlghted . active. Try^ a Clear< Lake apeciai, d u ^ - Within an hour oof f catching.hisI A rival. A num ber of sm aller fisht willwll nymph (#16-18) on a slowsl retrieve tails, buggersiiprs, Jumbo midge pupae, very first fish, a smal]lall sunfish, he t feeding on top but keep yourr eyeseyt . will also tempt a few fisfish. BmingsleyCny Cr**lc RUR. Cool weather landed a 12-inch rairainbow'trout, m t ge led for th e big boys. Calllbaetls)tls Magle Reservoir: miR.R. This Is one of has lowered'ired vegetation and m ade for the biggest catchh of< the day' cripplpples, du n s and spinners are all the best times to catchch a b e a s t of a riiore opportiwrtunity to fish. Put in a , J among the 30 youngsters persursuaslve patterns. Baetis are brown trout Use a clauau ser minnow, wooly buggar,ggar, h a re s e ar, pheasant involved In Mark EEaton% Kids fotjndjnd in varying num bers: anticlpatiipate ' sculpin and c r ^ a d sI. . • tall or muddleuddler minnow, - Fish Day. ■ tWshs hatch to grow In strength asI we Milner Dam: RUR. Ftshiihing Is consis- Lake Walcotteett RUR/QOOO. Water For most of tbe kidsidsitwasdieir V move>v6 into October. Mahogany dunsjns ' * ’ tent and these bass anare booming temperature:ure isI once ag ain the key T------ft»rtiihlng-irtp-Hi«lmJ~ ihel^ first dxilpple5Twltfatso’move'a'few~IV' ' ' “ due to'large'balt^ish'ar rtWs'watar. A tth is tlm e the / experlence.with a:vrigviggiyoeature ■ trout.lUt. populations. Rapalo sheihad raps, fren- fronts area acthw.act jumbo midge . with fins.and a tailaiLIn Jamir^ ■ - - - BIgLo: Loat River: FAIR. Rows beloww theth zys. end rebel crawdadsd s. pupae, clauseI'auser minnows, night- case, big Mark Eatonm iwas there to V Mack)ickay Reservoir remain ot the 15015< C J. Strike Reservoir: QOOD.Q( R sh crawlers, take care o f tbe diidirty work - . * cfsI Iwlevel. Dry fly activity is b est inIn theth have started to be non^nconcentrated tmbooking th e fish,J, tre-threading the worm and th enn seeingi to it . FOfBdladdltlonal u p d a tes on the Bigt Wood.Wi Sliver Creek, Warm Springings. Trait Creek. Penny/Dollarr LakesLak and th e Big Lost, that the catch of tfatbe dtv was BomMvilto• Dam 2009 2(2 0 0 2 callI SkooterSI Gardiner o f Sllvor C;eel<^ek Outfitters at 1-800-732-56878 7 or (2 0 8 ) 7 2 6 5 2 8 2 . Fbr updattsdates a t all o th e r locations cleaned and bagged(ed for home Qs(ty C count tor 9 /2 0 2.690 6A8 ^9 0 ca'II D.Doug Cherry of. Blue Lake Sportwrtlng Goods at (208) 7336446.J 6 .. ! deliveiy. IM il eouRt for tti^ run year 338,612 427,(7,003 ______r *Jamir and his bitbrother, Jalil, ^ { were anxious to get baback to catch- Tlw' Ysar 2003 run count ovec Bonneonnevllle Dam began March 15 a ndwlli d « ingfiah. end November 30. To dote the 2003200: cumulollve dam count over ' Boonevllle it 79% that of the 2002302 run. but It about 39% greater thanthi It was the third[ titime Eaton, Ithe l&year average tor this datee (2(241.041 Steeihead). through StancUnding TUI'for l l C o rr n m ui l n i t y — —Youth-Foundation,.-hi.-has~beld an . . . ------200»M~200a ------Tlme-e tc iiquidate?- event at the Bumingtegton Pond. He ^Uriwr Qranlto Dwn A page forrryouandyduMtr neighbors. set the day, invited thithekids,gave 0Dalty count for 9 /2 1 • 3.630 4A>,«4 U se . eadi a fishing pole, tadtadclebcocand qCumoMhw count on thia datata ___ . 40,387 66,4 T-shirt, then fed thenlem Domino'ti J T i m e s - N e w s pizza and Gatorade antand, of course, " TiThe steeihead eounting'seoMn otat LowerL< Gronite Oom begins each ye III A R E ' \ N G F O R ” 1 . ' put alongside the pond with '00 June 1. The fall portion of thele eccount ends Oec. 15. Countlng.forX t / MHarlcetpiace s volunteer! to help tiemfish. !tprtr\g portion resumes on March:h 1l of the following >«ar ar>d continu THAT! S E C O N D CH^HANCE?, through May 31. The total 2002-03!-03 dam count over Lower Granite w classisifieds to turn g a g e l o a n s 1t^ a relatively sirsimple event 222.049 steeihead. tt was 83XI thattha or the 2001 run for the same > WE CAN HEELP! W E DO MORTG>: . but one that .is very,y irewarding,” Jdale, but twice the' lO^or overogeoge I1993-2002). ossessions REFINANCrCE M O B ILE, SMALL!X BUSINESS/ said Eaton as he medalist with f'ii • •• • ■ the DWR, t a u ^ t a shothort class on f S . M aa l ke m e a ^ ^ m nH BuSi Loverve y o u l J im The youngsters wiwere then 3 ] turned over to voluntiinteers, who s baited hooks; taught{ht casting. ts d in Tl<< dwn renionidfljiL © 0 0 3 MIlLIONiUI And, as- lljrron Gunt M /i Fish iWh pointed outmt, an about die Ud. Ih e smila on their teces when diey bookak that first fijdi makM it all w ortt■th whila. I don’t know if XVe «v«rir enjoy« fish* ins so nsidi.* RobtndDtbUaBtrMmvartl, first* w Sponaortdby: tiise voluntaais, founddthaexparl- d «no«^ "tm .H wpedaOIy y whani you ff ” ' M* tfa* lookl on dieI kUds facvs ' I to Qroup vrtMD they c a t i ^ a flah.' M ISmr w u no dMCtUiIMOffishtO ^Promotion en d s Occ. 6,2003. NoJo pputduuc n«ces»aiy. 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B r i eR] F L Y ■ TILate stitarters$ can s ive for r e tir eement ) - - — ^i n - M 0 N E Y — By.EUroiM n AmbroM listditoto rodc-*h* roll.” . :— ------Tt*»B>BaHhnow8un i d For a thousand and one rear sotis, ggood and b ad , manyS Take st(taps to startrt saving Farmers Groroiip ends ■ni«Hieo Brown knows he^ runnidj^ ... I know I st! leans such as Theo Brownwn e. He got married- at 37. Ihc nding themselves enteringng Here are somer 1 mpves late 401(k). federal fed rules say. Thac malpracticei Ipollcl^ firstR of( his two children was borr»ra Iwas.atypkd ea l b a b y iatcmidmS5 . to rock‘n'n roll. «what’lat’s the use?” many ask-j^. income tax^ on ’the moneyn later 2 ,106,'. ^ , when these workers . . recently and planss tcto refocus on its But, inI ffact, it^ never too latc, when it is withdrawr core lines of . homle, e, business, auto...... rer Spring, Md., who makeskes ...... m m ■ in an additional S5.000, :,000 in a good year. Instead,ad, financialial planners say. ’ ' . Sometimes, empl ta! of $20,000. and life insurance.», said Midjelle i just have to start, not ago*IQ. match part of work Levy, a spokcswomam an for the Los s been “ saving less than a third“rd -Theo Brown on« retirement rers have m orc cash to the .recommended amount - nize, andnd think,'I need S l miUion.jn. butions to such planans.W orl*rs . . _ Angdes-bascd insuR jy'...- ..should contribute ly, they might consider )Uti4,OOOayear...... ' ' ...... and I dordon’t have-itj^’-Miys Cindy lg in a cax-dcferrc4 indi*' “ ' Farmers Insuranor ’S i f T w i i . ell, executive director of enough to win that f .stcpTcncwing cxisti] b 'hdp mate up for missinging not worried about it,”it he says of Hounscll, retirement account ings, Brown plans to work ftiU-ull- re m m e n t. **I knowVI 1 started latc. the Wor/omcn'^ Institute for a experts agree. Jan. 1. The insxiran r Retirement. This year, workerers can con* activc m alpracticei ppoliaes valued e “until 70 - if health permitst s - - I was a ty p ic ^ iNiby.Ty.boomer ill a SccureRt I perhaps part-time after that.at. way. Wc had a whole!c imyth that wc tribute up 10 $1212,000 iri a PleJPlease sec SAVE. Page D2 - at $94.5 million, witlrith roughly one- Please see REHRE. Page 02D2 I______third of its premiumsu ns in Califomia . VI^ i concerned about it. TmPm will be young o u r whvhole lives and * but with its largestt mmaricet share of almost 24 pcrcent in Hawaii. V The insurance gregroup also hdd M It’s toot soon more than 10 percercent of the med* 1 ical malpractice marllarket in Oregon, Idaho and Missouriri I last yeor, Levy - - V a U e: y O o - o p> r e l c todeleclare said. ocatc OPEC to cu t oil laor Lou Potts oil output g °ift-Newt ; corrwpoodent______----- econnomy OK by nearly 4 pensrcent ------By Peter G. (Gosselln VIENNA, A u stria-a - H ie OPEC oil LJHL-The large construction - ^ ■ Los Angeleslies T im es______cartcl made a pn>ei at the cast end of Buhl willrill fie new home of Valley Co-op. 900,000 barrels in its >p- vmsaaiBamS^ - i' M L , ’ W A S mIINGTON N ( - P rofits a re tibh target for c ru dle e 'Wednesday in P.®le store will be the compa*ja* I •• I • back, prodireduction is up, houses . an effort to bolster•priccs pi ahead of "/sl"largest hew one in the valley,sy. 5 * - ' . and cars1 keep k t selling Ukc crazy.' ;r> /tnmnnH dOUbUljling the size of the presentHL_ji^U^SSS_iEiLs L J L i j i ^ ^ S I ______The clearr coconsensus of American early next year. “ BuKPsI store-with 11,000 square B o ite E f economistssts iis: We’re buck! Ihe Organizationn kesman Scott “Beii«ing large enough to house ' f.l-N ‘ • ■-' nomic succcjcccss, and we m ay be McClellan, with Presi•esident Btish in oU tbeJie products C ^p carrics • • nowhere nearnea what is. '*• New York, would, nnot comment will be good; r i ^ t now wc haveJe The lacesiicesc rash uf economic dirccdy on the OPEC:C imove but said larger>r :and bulk' items stored “V in _____;______'**•- forecasts seem se« so dazzling pre- the economy dependsid s on stable oil- differeirent.areas."Bamessaid, ______cisely-becauicause-thc-numbers.tliat______supplies and priccs. Withith tanks in the ground, a 24*4* ■’ : .'N : ■ - X ’ its have l>een tos.sing out One analyst saidd he expeaed hour ftfuel station will b e fullyly — a4.5p$rcerrcent annual growth rate consumer prices forar gasoline and automamated and feature diesel ., . this quarterior and a 4 percent rate heating oil to stay nealear cturent lev* and a rmid-grade fuel which is »a ' the next - jare larger than any- ek. OPE^ptrops aboibout a third of 60-40) cccombination of no-lcad andid ___ ' • • " ■ _ thins we’ve’ve fseen in vears^andJar------pnntrtTirttmj— mj:lcjnl— gasolines, - abovezero.ro. The swprise dedsioision camu after B am cscs said. Other gasoline1C ■' ' . . Dut zeroBro is not w h e re the. a meeting that alsctiso saw Iraq’s choices:es will also be offered, i.f®’ ,- sam.;ame really begins. For , retum to OPEC forr tthe first time Thee ffloor of tha score has been:n ,■■■■ . --J. the economyamy co lift Into a sclf-.su.s- ^ since the Saddam.Huslusscin'^ ouster, pourecl.ed, requiring about 24818 taining reccrecovery, it needs to be despite earlier objebjcccions from yards: oof concretc, and a retcn- ' zipping alonflong at u p retty fast clip Venezuela. tion poipond near the back will be to start witli, witJ and m uch faster 1 used for fc runoff vrater such as ‘ C Ppast. Airline tax expei> e c t e d t 0 ram amind snow. ■^■5 ' ■ C-' h needsIs to expand 1 percent a the northwest comer of the1C ‘ ■ year just. to take caiv of “ new m e a n . i n c r e a s ei in ll allures buiidiniling will be a coupic of ' 4 entrants”-al’-all those young people Thivelers can expec:Hjct a bump up greenhcihouses managed and looking for3r fifirst jobs and .spouses in airfares at the en d cof the month, stockcdcd by Galen Jantz, who has. ^ who have; dc decidcd they w ant to when a stunmer holitoliday from an- Countiytiy Greenhouse northeast l^r • supplementml their families’ airline security tax entends. of tovm.vn. j S - ' * incomes. ItIt needsnc tu grow another ------On Oct. 1, th e go'govemment is Custostomers will welcome the '— . ------4!pcrcent-or:-or-so-to get-aheud of---- — scheduled to reinstateate a S2.50 per BiU)l score's sc increased parking WL' recent produoductivity gains, which connection tax on1 .all airfares, area,Bamcs Ba said. • ■ S . means the1! .sai.same num ber of work* which is dL^igned to) cccover security Convtivenicncu items such asS 1 ,. II crs using prcpretty much the same . costs. Congress tempciporarily lifted m ilk, bread, b beer, chips andd ■ • : ■, - ■ ' 9k , plants andd «equipment can thakc the tax bn June.l, ast partps of its S3.1 sodaswill wi be available inside thec ■ f r p • more goodsds anda services, making billion relief p a d ^ g ce fcfor the airline . store,along ali with an inventory of't ^ new workersers iunneceswary. industiy chat was aapproved in clothingng items. — “Itls.startinrtiog to look like S per- April.* Overatrails, covcraU's, jeans,' "■.Ye-*. cent a yearla r !sustained grow th is At the time, rath er:r thant passing shirts,, jackcts, j; socks, rain gear, •' '•'* what^ needecjded,” said UAiversity of the savings onto cuscustomers, the gloves,s, boots for hiking andi n/n«Tk>»am Califomia,I, BBerkeley, econom ist major airlines incrcascsays the U.S. cconomy the benefits of the taxax 1break. and a newn< line of leather boots can't cvcntucntually grow th is fast, But artulysts say t r the carriers will bee added a co the list. cides, plum bing parts,ts, electrical The storejre expects construction will have a need for tlthe extra But^ostnot nobody - not even any aren’t likely to . redu;30 p.m., but th e new ______th at’s likely:ly tto kick grow th into act, Valley Co-op - whose■ more employees to the th current store willII probably have new 1\ma-Nctvs convspondcdent M ary high gear. OPEC cut sendsS INasdaq offeringIgs indude such stuff as^ staff, but B am cs saidd he wasn’t hours of 55 < a.m. to 9 p.m. It may Lou A>tts can be nachcd it n supplies and cools, pesti- ’in BuM at Pleasese SIsee ECONOMY. Page D3 into worst day InnriM i M iths yet sure how many. . depend on how the custom ers 543-8854. NEW YORK - Hie1C technology- T T ___ dominated Nasdaqq composite |~| ||| indcix suffered its biggiggest one-day [lit by recessssion and riecent bear: market,i Micron Iloses $123]3M in point loss in nearlyly 15 months Wednesdoy after OPEcmg yuljieiii- balance in allocated>d ti to stocks. That trer>d Tedmology Inc. performancxce. tot end a fiscal year > months “that the gloom at retirement accounts minonaged by reversedd e course slightly In the ' The worlds sccond-larg(rgestcom- th at saw the the company lose a . ble, espedally in te^ nd o lo g y , to s Starting to lift,” saidi Vanguard was u p 13 per selling following its big bis Six.|il011th Stephen crccnCfrom first six mcmonlhs of 2003. puter memory chip makeccr said it record $1.2727 billion, or $2.11 a:, en Utkus, director of the end of 1999 despitete the three* lost $123.2 million, or 20• centspero share, on sale:ales of nearly S3.1 bil-' rally. lard’s Center • for year bear m arket nl401(k)sMets "You are com ing to the end of s h a ^ on sales of $888.5.5 milfion lion, ment Research in Valley That, Vanguard said,id, “can-be allocatedidtoatocks I during the June-August qvquarter. Ih a t brokeke a a record for losses of the quarter and people.lenieaUtUe Foise.PaP o .. attributed to parcidpan worried that priccs. ants’ aUoca- ioo percentent . Although it martced tfae tl 11th $907 million,n, or 01 $1.51 p er sh are, on “ m i s h t t e B u t , he h< said, “people are still tions being 65 percentt ini: equities______90___ straight quarterly loss: for the salesof$ 2.66 billionU during 2002. extended. To see somme e ptofit.tak- feeling; cautious.” a and 35 percent in fixed ing at the end of th e qu id income - eo ^ Idaho-based company, iit com- The earninglings report was issued q u an e r is'no Experterts agree that workers a n d ,th ^ ongoing commtributions 70 •“ pared to a loss of $467.6 nyoyllion,or afterJose of the N ew Yoric stvprise,” said R id iardrdA.mclcson. j „i,olartidpatc in 401(k) and . to their plan.” 97 cents a share, on sales!S of $748 Stodc Excfaanhange, where Micron- senior market strategistSSt atl^ w iy ^ ouier retirement r a savings plans Still, & e 65 p ereent sallocation f? million a year eaiiier. shares dosedled down 57 cen ts at Reseaich Reports in PalmPi B cadi, have hadad good reasons to b e con- to stocks is dcnvn sigignifieanOy “ Analyst Rick WittingDgton a t $14.10. Fla. servativeive, choosing bonds and ftom the peak of 77 percentp in American Tedmolooy RiResearch ^Ibe composipaiy also annouiiced|^ Lany Wachtel, marketk et analyst at moneym m arket fu n u over stocks, 2000, the stu d y showowed. And ^ said tfaat witfa [vices natt^XningOUt th o «n1o33.9 nf or*. Wadio^a Securities,., ogteed.a He prices, on o Wall Street began savers who hove joineoed 401(k) ” ~ nggn's return L n d Corp. far far $450 in a ' ‘ been wondering whtvhen stocks hurt^y thet 2001 recession and more conservative in tlu to profitability. He tawwi fitaf • transactloo (fai(faat President S tem ,, heirall6ca- ° *00 ’01 *0* ‘OS* • wbold really pull b a d II tcrtmlst attacks. Then tions, putting ju s t 46 peiler^tinto ™ ^ tbe company coulo pus!ish com Appleton aUsaid provided a «roa«.2 nfi^t selloffs hove been b< short- cam e conorporate scandals and last equities, tfae study fbuni *A«ofJuM30.2003 oing year corporate rdatioaahip reli cm die upasuc- devdopoMnti I mwlrar*ports Anewiw study b^^ingtioni indi- Please see'STOCKSKS, Page D3 x w ri A? cwLdon of quartedz ptofitstt^ DewpndactL ■ ■ Kest S AVAIUBLE qpp , _ i ■j; .•*

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T he a n n u a l1 Iilimit increases onthI their inco'toe taxes. hout?” T ^ _ cut bade on their,'rw o rk schedule, . reduced benefits,i, expeacta advise. progretg re s s a n d s e e i f y o u ’r e s ti ll o h 'ii' "" after that andid hits $5,000 in SuSuch savings could be reladv™ expera say. Otheiiers might moon- .ate , savers shoilldn’t wait til dt least full . target, 2008. • . ' • ly ppainless a if the money is divei e more cheaply^ Hoffmtoa“ By waiting until get. ’ ; ,hobbyi„.oa retirement age, whichv is 66 for **YoYou^e doing an analysis: Older workerssrs can contribute ed[ wwhen another burden - Ii)iIlE “8hl or turn a i led. Cutting costs now coi “ "*** older boomers, i lay of what you think you w ill - an extra $5000 a yearv Fof example,, ia SO-ycar-old revisitis i t i t u n til y o u r r e t i r e m e n t , i t save and invest aodai fewer years , $50,000 would will1 beb. wrong,” said M ichael.!', depending on inctax-free. expeipcrts say. Another optionI isj to trim your ■' i ' " « A traditionallal tax-deductible - Brc3rown said that’s helped him.hin retirement needss by choosing a I 3 IRA, where como n trib u tio n s are “ Unitnless you have it taken ri^t simpler lifestyle, Subscribe to Thrhe Tlmes-NewsI byI calling 7 3 3l-a93l4»t.-d l ^ ;i|f deducted on taxIX rreturns biit reg* outt oof your paycheck you ca:can “ F o r p e o p le vwho are late ular income taxK irmust be paid on alwa>Tend savers, it’s reallyIy important to ■ H I withdrawals. it on,’in,” he says. analyze how youII ican downsize T A m — Retire-______1 ~ ~ ~ GoiI c n g r a t u l a t i o n s ! Ywe er’s insuranc'e planan. Medicare — restaiitaurant and groceiy certifjficates, anci m udi more!re! action.” said Jordardan Goodman, Pricede Assodates in Baltimore, the senior health pnprogram-takes author of “Everysryone’s Money Jimim Thompson, a financial:ial caire of the basics,>, but prescrip, . Book on R etircmment e Planning,” planncmer with Harbour Financiald al don drugs and I6ng*ig-term care can . who calls, the curreirrent crop of sav- Groupup in Boston, says he figuresires loom as expenses forfc thosc with- gTim es^fewsS ing^ pro'crastinatoiItors the “catch- retireerecs will need 100 percent the out supplemental ininsurance, upgeneradon.” first d(decade, 70 perccnt the nextext Also tough to estistimate is how A good place to stan is to fig- and 6C60 percent thereafter, pro­iro- long you’ll be retirered. Many peo* ( k E / ^\dake me a j ^ urc how much you'sou’ll.need annu* vidingng they have health and long-ing- ple are living longiIger than tney ally in retirement,!It, so you’ll know , term1 ocare tnstuance. expected, ex p eru sa;say. how rnuch to save.e. Indiidividual needs may varyiry A 50*year-old msnan has a life, Compromises anarc likely. Late widelyeiy, experts warn. Workersers ’ expectancy o f imotlother 28 years starters might stastay on the job needd tto look at their expensesses I and a woman the! sames age an 0 3 ^ ^MIUIOIUU longer or workk part'timc j in . todayly andi how they wil] changcige additional 32 years,s, according to retirement! experperts say. They in retir'tirement, they say. the Centers for Dislds will die bcfcforc reaching ^ J Retirees had longing been thought and momove to a sm aller place o r' to that age, but half willill live longer, to need about 70' peperccnt of their anothciher state with lower taxes?IS? “The fastcst*grovowing part of c . working income, bubut now rcccnt Will yoyou be finandally responsi-isi- th e population is 85)5 plus. Many, Sponsored bj retirees are believei!ved to need 100 ble for:or another family member)cr pany people arc ^„achi„glOOr< pcrcent, if not more.mo Younger whilec iretired? 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AAxthtir r Dailey, 42, cmner of ’* ” ■ " ngonncMMoa SSSflfSai ~ -M '. ,11^ J “T hv suggests sosome are over- a wowoodworking firm in ^ reacting to the bebear market,** Windhadham, NJL ” 4 ‘ F o s s i l F tJE L S ' Utkus said. -He esa said be buy^mutual'funds ~ I : f SS Conservative ininvestors inay on aI W(Weekly Basis and last year „>> O ;l I- C have to think aboutut saving more even1 ptptuxhased ftmds th at spe* W7U because bonds andd fixed-income cialiteze iin the hanl-hit technology ^ I ^3 investments traditiitionally have .sectoror "“because they were such a t' 'ZS yielded less thann stocks over bargainjain." *■ ■ ' . >time, he said. \‘ Daile;iiley, who contributes some. ^ P I M M tm : x Randall Edgingto;toh, 48, a vice o f thetie fihas inCTcascd * changQgQ tas th e Iraq war was wind- i f 4 7 2 « - — • * ' the am ount he’s savijving. in g dowitown and the stock market ^ uTigfl *:is s “SS s a - ts -, s t s g ifJS S o o > .May 00.20 OOJO 8029 Robert Tendlcr,r, a financial begann whatvt is now a six-month ' r.l?*??® *' • 7000 74B2 .0 . planner in Wall, N.j.J.* who works 'advance,ncc!' . 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P o t a t o e s K “:::: :l:l?______**I haven’t changcged a thine.** incomcle uto equities.”______;______.______I NVKSedSS*^SA4p!m.VM^,:to^«.®a ^ggSS3 3 ^ ^ ------^ ^ ' New VORK (AP).FuUMMr«0OontHNVMn. oa 'WjoS o * & 7 ^ 7000 08.94 * .80 wSSraKNoci oeu.®^ «■ f mr SMb Ov- t e 7ZnS J S iS ^A n ^ ^ I Eiconoma y ------SB sassis'7Si.;ffiwMM is w«orat:drti«pif»crot ?8 s,? g - S g ^ TOdft * i 19 i Continued from Dl producciuccr durable equipment - i G r a i[NS n Sd M4M 307.M 904J0 i f l^^SfliSi^'^|jo!vSMo££Sk. - ...... g 2 9 * :»' 09' ‘ Reason No. 2: Signsn s o fth c long* th e gizngizmos companies use to ^ 6 S S :|-58- S ' «!ao9 0 ^ ^ 6 0 oi-io S I S : ” S3 awaited businessI i in v e s tm e n t m ak ei new nc things and provide S f ^ ^ K S ’.S g S S S t\1&, W 5 S S S J ISSSE.'S«!S?S. A M u S ? * ^ so b UCM vvteeowiaoo.}.•" s M ilsl 388.00 390.S0 98800^ comeback, the oneic th a t’s sup* n ew senservices - is only about a aeft^fi—’irfmt. 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One of .Jmy. )c to b e r flood* then, ,a as many Mexicans still do m iles down the road n toward favoritesres is the cenote of th e Dg often today,y. Chichenitza.T1iis is! a spectacular swallowsws located in the ruins at I■ccurs. W hen it Sinccice tourism has readied tbebe underground cenotete. After hik- Xelha. B u e n a s ______y y , • _____ dftfilQes._the_rain_ _Yucataiitan Peninsula, ceiwtes haveve ing a Aort distance. ^you can mar- The di we visited this spot. V IS T A wirater at is ■ takennon o a new realm. llie^haveve vcu a t th e site of tthis circular !tKe bifcls were bu^ putting on a 0 ibsorbed into becomcme a popular destinationior6r pond of clear blue wswater. There is show foror us, diving and swooping Karta 352h e chalky soil swimmiuners, divers and snorkelers.rs. a large opening thatlat allows the over thele w' ater well. Bames (Uolimestone) and Cenotc)tes range from very shallowIW sunlight to shine ththrough onto. It is an exhilarating experience colloU ects in an to dangingeroudy deep, the water. Here, youu pez>ez does, she'^ *' i became a boldface:c name by By JaneI E.E Allen nity groups niicd to doloa better job once, nom0 money, I was in the middle foUowq^by a hum can:an e of ti^pe. appearing in movies> Ilike “Money Lo» Angeiitelee Times of making screeninglg and treat- ofnowhenhere.” . Sure, she*!: a m ajorjor movie star Thiin,” “Selena” aniind “Out of ——— “ m ent available. Then1 in 2002, troubling abdomi* with hits like “ M aid in r Sight” and releasing a hit album, Hispanianics have a'greater ten-11- Scientists attributeIte some of' nal symptcitptoms led her to see a doc- Manhattan” - Butut her most “ On th e 6.”, dcn<7 to:o beI overweight and seden*n* H i^anics’ unique canimcer risks to tor a t icrher own expense. The even- famous movie rightIt now is the I Ihcn came the nigIight that put ta;y,whidlicfa boosts the likelihood of poverty, a lack of accej:ess to health tual diagnagnosis was cancer of the colossal flop “Gigh.” h er over the top. . . some type medical care.- often exacerbatedc postponedned surgciy bccause she Affleck, the h e mth iro b star of ' .'n boyfriend Sean Co::ombs were screenedtd for colony prostate ^ did by linguistic'barriers,:, cultural< iso-' was awaitiiaiting a spot in senior hous------“Pearl-Harbor,— Dandaredevil—and— ^ arrested in connecti':uon' with a cervicalI ddisease - despite major}r lation and cultural barrirricTS,suchas ing. By the the time site tiad enrolled I "Armageddon” - But:ut h e may or j V nightclub shooting inin New York; educationonal-campaigns to informm a sense of fatalism abobout sickncss in Mcdicaricare and Medi-Cal, h er can- I may not have dumpciped her just I * Lopez wais released witvithout being American:ans about their-risks. Andd and death. In 1999-200(KK), for exam* cer hadd spread s] to her stomach. doys before the scheh e d u le d wed- V [> charged; Combs was larerI: acWt- they're morcmt likely to be diagnosedd plc, 30.4 pcrccnt of)f Hispanics pancreas,3S, liverL and colon. . ding. ted o f weapons anand bribery at a laterir stage,s when the canccr is reported no regularir source of Zamora.sra. originally from Mexico, ------Andyfs,shc^frenue chyges. . ______bardeiLtQ_ health. OTO. compareded with 16.8 underwvent eni surgeiy in October as one of the most bc^i b c a u ^ A ] At that pomt, Jenrnmler Lopez , By creav a ^ g ’ the risk profile for)T ^ rc e n t ol whites; w d1311.7 3 percent 2002 —mrd an Jost ^tromplcrcti----- ’— pie in the world - Buta t ith en therc'^ f bccam e morc intercstiiiting than her the natio:tion’s largest and fastcst-t- of Hispanics were idiidentified as chemotherherapy. She hopes to advise that extra-plump cabcKboose... music and movies. growingB minonty group, theIC poor, compared with 222.7 pereent other SparIpanish-spcakcrs on how to Why do soooooo m ' ' Three months later, 1 she- Americanan Cancer Sodety hopes xo;o .' of whites, accordin,in^ to the. get basicic anda preventive carc. care soooooo much?> * ir L o ^ h a t many wfanlrtrs, ap peared with Commbs at the more easieasily spread the word tofo National Health Intervrview Survey The new nc« report; which appears "Jennifer Lopez iss o n e o f these Includingnchertheivfiutband Crts Grammys in a low-low-w-low-low-cut Hispanicsics that many cancers,s, from the Centers for fc Disease in the JulyJuly/August issue of CA: A celebrities that no m a tte r what ' Judd, tanar right. Lopez Is riding th e ■'. green Versace dress, ccausing eye* „hcn cau*lught early throug scrcen-1- Control and Preventionsn. 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COODWC-Rccvnianl activity In Sih DlKriet Laae, I atanu Galleon Lee Null.-SI.51. 1718 Road M-16, ver^ lioIkente; S25 fine. S63J0 court eoteotti. ' vltedpitibatkmSOdaytii Cpun In Coedinc C:ouniyunty Included (he (oUcnv hearin)^ Oct. iS ig iM n te Judce Kevinvin'P. ' drivlncC without prlvilcsca Sepaivtenne cate; failure lo punhateAnvalldtid ddri- ndJM drivinc amended t e inc: C -ddj urchaaoAnvaUd driver^ v e ^ licenw; Uci 525 fine. 56330 court eotcottt. leM.Ln. Utah; drivinc under the InflueiKe: i >d«v Kevin RCMddr. k M s. CoraeliKin. 17, 241 E. Spdnc 8i cni IO uae; SSOO fine. daydriverivers Ueen* tutpenrieo; $500 fine. $4- Misdemeanor ditmlftsalsdl . ate ot Idaho Child Suppon Scrvicet vt. m U . 2050 B. 1S2S tctw m dmin« under ibe innuenee;W: dri coun COMI. 535 pn>b» - tuapcndendcd. 57830 coun cotta, S3S probatli JaaonI E. Rowland and Tharrta Stridiland.. Uoodinc failun IO notify«tUyuponufiUn«nnun» in«a«ia vehide witbouttbe owners csnaent;n faU.r«l rion fee. SIOO public deftefender fee; ooc y«ar fee, SIOO100 public dcfetidCT fee: one >«ar uni toderlanden, 44, BOS SeekincInc oof Jaton E. Rowland: detenainatkn , oaih>bl«hMjr;Uiur«iebalion;; l;IW dayi in Jail. ISO Pfrvltediledptdbatlon; mailrkiut Injuty lo propi m£ 'S 3 ’c!SS? i. ^loy(m. Goodin■dins poaaearion of a cono«Ucd lubctancitance; «trrSlicenK;S70.50nne.SlS0caunco«a.S35 defcadOTdar fee; oneyear untuperrlaed prabailo 0ilood.29.622Nev«la DfVOTC Bm dr a WilUncfanl.Serd. 26, 1312 Rooaevdl; ■ 51.0001no line. 5900 supended, K 3J0 court COMI.COM p r ^ t i m fee; orte w ar- uuntu perri led proba- 180 daytlayt in JfU. 176 tutpended; Macittn ndy Sue Baldwin vt. Victor Charlet.'. Boi**; poaanaiao Ola conc S probation fee. SIOO public derm deri-fce:' fn lion.Scpantecate:Ialluieim e appear for a ml*- JudceK^^pVCaaddy. r B a » ney IWn'Allen:49.'174 SeoMid -- year unaupcrriaed probatioK IM d a ^ in1 ------Uctneanor-ritiiiirir S300 ruw:S2S0wip««lrtffi ------Nancy to u*r. MtiM bMfinc Oct.2;H«clMimt«JudaeOct. jmil. IMI« a u a e ^ uae or poaaeation ot drudrvc S6330 court coMti one yeai ell; almlnil trwpata; 5300 fine. <300 tu KntnP.Caaridr. ipheiTiaUa wilh inieni to uae; diamiaaeded ^b ballon; ISO day* In jaU 180 tutpen£d! pended.d. 556330 coun cotti. S3S probatkmSK fe Chil ■ Kcnnetinneth Allen F1eli|t vt. Janine DenhfW ' WnUe J. WUkenoR,rt. 23,£ 1322 N. Callahan Kculor; Maaiutsle Judce Kevin R Caarid)nidy. Separate ca«e: faijureto1 punhatcrtmSdp dri- SIOO pubpuUlc defender fee; one year u nluper- tu ^ JUik Maaaaament AllMienulivet vt. Jade Heldt

JEROUE - lUOMMI actMtyK t ta Sdi Oiatria ' d ^ in JaU, 178: mfu f Judcelhomiili.BorreMn. SIIOSIIOKE-RwmailaetM tylaSthDtiarla ' Shothone; - Court in Je n m CountyyinduiMlhefeaoBrinc Im ^ 502 W.E. Jerome; «iy sentenclngs. Court in Lincoln County ineinduded tho (oOowlnc confetcnceicnceSept. 17;MacisirsieJudcem SS a t bW for woric ptoKnun 10 an undcnccrinisd. Chritdrlttlna Maria Cenialet. 24. 100414 N.^ . InjBvm.B. ' . - mullndo Vamuet. 36. 1800 W. 1750 N. open coniainer; dl>> dli catedpcnon; 5300 flne. 525C2S0tutpcndcd.S63.S0- Buchanaalutn. Nft^JgDg^c^^I|rit_wpcnde.^ Misdemeanor an Norimdlh M bdanwanor arralgimentsar \ . ^ mlacd by pnMcculormor. cuuncoMt. 540 ^b lic defenrender?^ lia awnlht lodrivlnc< irral^nmonts iwkftUure to {^imm ediate notice of an* 26. 205 E. A««. E. ^ V Mdtiilrate Jud| tutpemkd,tu acdll for 10 dqrt lerved irate Judce Mark A. (ncram. Jcf^« C o u r t \ ariet Letter Ward, 39,M3N. Rail Nq.<' famiCT M a«imtm n a Ju d ^ TbooM IL \ II. -n>adEucencKem.3a;l«il«0E.3C0N,Jefane: Maclttntcn te JudceTbomat IL Borrvten. W, t e c o r a s ^ ll«m«nde*. 21. 140OK.. B bancty-domettlcvioleneeke amended 10 ditturb- JvWW. ..J c ^ f c 31.289 IIaniton.TWln Mthli.. il failure lo ttop damaaotart'aiVinc the tcene af aa . 3, ShoUtoi • >«ddHarieMcirTlacR.3gR.24.2tlCaaN«UA«e. . \I Art. 8. No. 24. Jeromeomr. incthepeacc:5300nne,520C200tutpended.s63j0 fraud.noM account< check amended to fmud W. iB ^I.1W in M b ; rack drivinc under Ibe inlluupended.s6350.coun-caeDt>i..53S probatkio...... neaOeL^Mi«imm~ ' c w w>r. SSeparaie caw. drivins under Ihe iSnflu. lT fee. 540 public defender fee; ETO TSaS FBkwiyny disiiilssals ■ : d r t ^ wilboul prMkcei; dim aacdd by vlaed probation; 90 doyt In J Judce Marit A. - ^ 5 1 9 2 1o 3 0X ^ e . 56330 coun coiii; Macltnaie J W 6tt««. 30. 26SsTMoRdncddt. 1 No. 2. )cutor. unlawful r«.. It Mari(A.Incnm. IWta fW k drirli« witfasul >r amended lb diaiurbins lhe'peace; 530053100 work pracram; Macioniie . ^S^HLo«o«.61.21818W.CSt,RoomD, DuetB.Kendrid(.20,1923T)unaRkLoopi * lf« (ba ^iMd Umh b) a c 5300 uapendcd; 50 dayita iill, creditt b r B onw n. iSSS35^,"riSS!!S ShMhene;banafy;nv^cilconfcienc«Sept.tO; TWinFUlsiU ls pottetalnc a driver^ UcerS that h a t' H w ; BMrial aaitaiaaceM Oct 6; MaclatfMa SO diyt■yi iom d; Masiatiate Judce thomaa■ K.' 11 liomailLBacicaea Mtiltme Judae A..Incnm b . been muliliBulilaied. altcRd, nvoked, etc; 536.50 . JiKl^lbe^HBomaaD.MB. Pml aatn ^ M isd em ea n o r dl9iIsm lssals . ErieX-OUleu, 22. 20SOS S. Oieny; Na 4. nne.56330S3.S0 CDun CMt; one year uiuupervlted ■ wmteL.8ta^vin,19,. 19,216RiurtbA««.e.. 8(e««even Andrew Hohc 37.490RiurMile Roaid ion; undenMte contumption of alcohob Jaraaa; dbtwbiat Ibe paaaa;paa pntiial eeofafv W,Shediheahone; drMai under ihf influenee: ISO.lao. Juan A. Fuentet. 26. 227227 Sidney S t, TWin X "issrs KSfrSne. 5C3.50 coun CDHt; one year untu per-'. ^ Ott- «! Ita . Jodie Tboma* II. ■ ■ d ^ drin Ucnta. MapenHen; 5750 fine. SS50USO FkUcredadncorobniuctincncofnccn:dit>Biaaed CreditUt Bureau of Pocatello vt. Melinda pn>baiion; Maciiinic J u ^ Marie K niapettdcmdcd. S78.S0 court cd«(k one year fuper- e Judce Thomat IL Boodry anda » Bfyan Boodry. SeeUnc 51.079.74, S^^JSSiJriS: ,bvinaWtm-&a.3fi.2S6.2S5M yLat«aB>vd. viaedpt« c . ------plua InieraerBK; attorney feet of S3S9.91. Plaintifl fcA.lnvam. JoihS^ T. Conner. 28. 314 W. Seventh”^ ' • ~ - s ^ ‘£ t a . 1 S S s sn S te RadMde Dianne Johnaon.XI. 26.322 W. Ave. C, aUefet that tb defendant owet for accounliSS. 46, RO. Boa 851, Dietridi;Ji; RiaUdoutni iniuty to property; di»: iThoMalLBcncaen. Jenme; failure lo cany driverivet^licenteon per* oaivw dtodtoihepUndfrrorooUectlon. I tv proteeutor. dltlurbinc the peacc; t . lleme Mortcace vi. Scon I. 1 neither le fine ner ineareerati^- drirlnc withaui priviltcai amended1 10 lo 71iemaall.Bennen deccated) andtor the unknown helxs,i i 47. 2407 E. 1300 S.. Separatele cacaic: poiaeuion a contrnUed nit^ i 10 purchaMAnvidid driver^ licenae;nte; Uwrinda Mae Slauchtei;K 19, 108 B. Av«. P.' aaricniandand devltect of Scon L. Dmria; Shamui pri^ C^ fai^ 10 ttance;, S300S30C fine. 563.50 coun cottt; ene yw ’ 0 fine. (63.50n u n «oa« M adam e JudceKice ■ .JcHMne: petit tbeft; d&mliMiaed by proaecutor M. Dnia;Ix; a and unlmown pertont MO roldeniaSS £SS6»iKS'£ nvited probation; Majdtlnie JudfC «mtWKiln«8 ‘S r?laaRBonwn. Madma'lc Judce Thomat ILIILBormen. e f m i E .8E. BOO S. Eden. Seekinc SS2.01Z63, pha nte ^L^TMariT^ L Incnm. ConylUtenWIiitt.18.3ia.CT4W.Tbulouw St. ;'ngnaf 4 ^ ^ Buhl;Uhl; DavidJametTeutd>a;2a!!aS07N.HftJeiooie: IntenscM; 544730 for Udcatkm (uanm ec; S3J000Ss WM VdiK U t« laatteali' ;«lo p o a a e tri o n o f a c ^ t^tubttancr. - .! diamiaaed attorney tfe feet; deoee of bncbBXO en a iim ^ i S i J. Whltenbunt. 4 UOO Ona. SISO auspnxlcd. Ine. by itnxccutoc; Ma«iarate> Judce J Thomat IL pro p e^ a^K and pnecedt fren tale applied in payW Shodnne; drivinc under the M Isdlemeanor en dismissals S3S prebatiM f«« ooa y w D coun COMR tailufv lo pnivlile ptoof< uf Borrewn. ment to> i^pli t i f f . Plalndff allecet lhat defen-■fen- confciBKeSept.tO;Maclt(rttn ie Judce Marie A. CarkMj.ilot J.Onlx. 19,118 S. iUla. Shothone; faU- badew lOdiQViBlalL tO*ui|^ p e n d e d , Maduiaie Maaiatratance; 575 fine. 532.50 coun cotta;ntt; llowani li. tbon. 74. 300X n m Ave. W, danttfalM ■ JcNteThomalLBonmn. orate Judce IlManat ii. Bormen. Jen>me; wutefinierferinc wiwith headcate. cut note. Rkhard L Bivwn. 3S. 703Hlcr70 Aw,TWln mlued STp^wor*\uS*«ieby p Jud^MaA . M natban Praaton WilUt, Will 26. S64 B E. ’ Lui«it M. Martinet-lbvK 20.300 Kxirth Ave.\ve. bankt 'of toeamt; dlsnittc^Ited by pnaeeulor; Slatcwidrwide CoUceiiont vt. DennU Manaonuon tub; drivlnc without ptlvU A-Incranvtm. awMnuc. CiMvicH; Floriajorida; inaRandv«211;ill; ISOday driver^ Uccme tutpenaion;iofu lyavii Wayne Andcrtcn,I. 19, I 1785 lleybum SI,2CaS«:«: ittomey feet of 5330. Plaintiff nauperviaedpntetion: S7S0 fine.fine 1750 mopended; one )rar uruuper-per- A«c.E,unilB.1WiniUlt;dlstUsturblncthepcMe: allecet Ihilhat defendant oyet for accounuwu MkhaeIJ.ltanaen.37.20lWIWMhLijyn Civil ^ . .. alLB ocm ot. viaedpnrtpniballon; IflOdayt in 1*IL t4t tutpended.led. dlaraltacd by piTMeCulor.: Macltlrate k Judce aatlcnedloI to lhe pUlntlff for coUcction. TMn Rdlt; (aUure to punhi : Manacemenl Allemaiiret vt. Jaime t ^ lM.C*b^S7.P.qP.aBo«3<,MiW t ^ l^l^^^fi1 for 39 dayt tcived: failure lo10 ThomaalLBonetetL - Citibankank South Dakota vt. Jackie C. Adams. DSepCl7;MacitR>ie A cuUacM; Seekinc 5 fine. S1.200 pn>ac w a n tvptt* Boctljoi ■e; two counu crimi. E>Iaintllf alliallqttt that d e f e a t failed to maketake battery;jgetilal conferenceseSepcl7;M acistnic accounltattiIt anicnedlo the plaintiff (or coUcctinfi. , viaad pRitaOaac J65 d m• tnMSSaua^cnMin JayiUr lUoden MuRlode. 21.232 Second A«

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NOTICKIBK OP T TO M TC rS SALE N o n ceoFTRUsmrssALc e t URBAI M ’ T he foOowIng deeci•eeribed property wtf b e eold atf i Ip u b le O n WacftM eday. ttMttx 7th day ol Januecy. 2004.I. aa: tth e O ^T M B: COY C n o r n m FAUIl BAHOV . aucttontottMhlghMleat bU der. payable in lawful morlo n ^ hour el 10:30 o Wiloek a.m. of said day at thele frof n t BUOOETPT TOR RSCAL VSMI20(»4M n p th * S U te eI. . iiin thei oftira of Twin Falla TltleTl A entrance of the TVvinIn PelsF Couniy Coufttiouae, Counountyof MOnCBOOFTRUSI^rSSALE A BUOOET OF THITHE URBAN RENEWAL AGQ4 Eacrow. 905 Bhoahilahone Street North.'TMn Fallalfe, ID Twm Fsas, State of4 kk ^ , TITIEFACT, INC,, anin kMaho FA -1SU 7 TifeCfTYOFTVWWIN FALLS. IDAHO. A PPR O PH 2004 at 11:30 am, (leeo ^edKl Ideel coiporatlon. as tnwteiItee, VvH eea at publto aiictkm,1, teto th e On the 14 th dey of JajM uary, 2004, pt the hour ol 10:1 T I E VARIOUS SUMSSUI OF MONEY.DEEMED M w rttoredoiti^^^ Deed el h l( ^ bklder. for«a1k)Wlng First Amartcan Tltla C North. CHANOeS ■ UA8IUT1E8 O F THETH URBAN RENEWAL AGEN louted by PATTI D PATTERNR80N- deacribed reel properperty, situated m ttte County OfTwino f' Twin Fane, in tha Cou(SntyoT?wln FeSa, sS teo f idahIdaho. Sealed propoeala wU be T H tC T T Y O F TWIrWIN FALLS. IDAHO, DESIGN toKe). kl favor of AMERICA'S WHm O LE- Faae, sta te d k W w0,. endi deacribed aa follows, to-wM)-wlt R rst Am erican Title CiCom pany of Idaho, Inc., an Idaho Idal received In th e office o l the ‘ AM^PECIFYINiriNQ THE DIFFERENT FUNI sBeneftelary, to STEWART TTTLTLE O F Lot 1 end th e W est e t;7 feet of Lol 2. Block 12, KIMESKII Corporation, aa succi:c e ss o r tru ste e, will se ll a t publpubllc Depuiy City Cleck at 321 check Second Avenue Eaat, Twin <. .. w iiC H ALL R EVENUE V a SHALL ACCRUE AND( p u j S b BOISE, INC.. th e Curr> m n t Tmatee of record, covednd n g th e SUBDIVISION, TWmtn FaUs i County, Idaho, accordinrding to auction, to th e highasiM ibkkler, for ceah o r c ash iers che vffllCH SUCH APFM»PROPHIATIONS SHALL BE erty kxatod bl Twm Fala County.t y . ^ the offteiai p la t thereofeof recorded In Book 6 of Flats,ta,page r (caah aquhralent), iH tolewful money of d ie United SutaSutea. Falls, Idaho unill 10:00 , FOR THE RSCALIU. ’YEAR BEGINNING O N THE 32,recordaolTWinFeFaOa County, klaho. aKpayabki a t th e Ume<0 of aale In com pliance wtth Sectklection A.M.. preveillng local time . DAY O F OCTOBER.IER. 2003, AND ENDING ON THI L0TSa2AND33IN£IN BLOCK 6 O F BLUE LAKES: fADDI- Commonly known addressad la 1510 9tti Avenue• EBeat. 45*1506(9) Idaho doc:ode, the following describedId realro on October 3, 2009, et - DAY O F SEPTEIWIBIMBER. 2004, TO BE KNOWNI A S THE. t io n . TWIN FALLSS COUI'ITY,C IDAHO ACCOF«3ff«INQ T O Twtoi FaRa. Idaho 613301. 3 3 property, situated in Ithe th County of Twin Falls. Statetote ot which time they shell be' ANNUAL BUDGET*ET O F F.Y. 2004. _ THE PLAT TH EREOlE O F , R EC OR DED IN B OOKK3 : 0F SaktsalewlllbemI m ed e «vlthout covenant o r wan:nuTonty I d w , and deaoibecilaa(olIow8.to-vrit: ei publicly o p e n e d a n d read ------T M foBowtno MOInamed funds are heretw-desfgni REC OR DS O F SAID COUNTY.' eaalen or encumbrances to'satlsf)itisfythe' 'L oti2 in B to c irT o rsoOUTH i PARK-ADOmON,-Twlnn FFalls- a -fn theC lty Hall CoW erence-’------' - th e pfoper funds intiInto whteh aD r a v e n u e ia c c m ^ la no krtowledge of a ’m oro paiUl!Ak»lar by e n d pursuant to th e pow er-ofsale' of County.Idaho.rocordeile d in volum e 2 of Pleta, P a g0 e 18.18 Room ol th e Twin F e lb Ctty Agency of the City of IVdn Falla. licular Han. UtbMRem^Aoe SL 'lST iS: descriptkjn of th e abwibove referenced real property,. butb for conTerrsd In tho deeieed of irust executed by WILLILLIAM The Tnisreo has no knowledge of a moro particul from all sources ^ the fiacal year tmlnnmp u>ce with Idaho Code. Sectkm 6060-113, ALLOOOD end JANANCIE ALLOOOD, H uebendnd endi description of the ebdviivo roteroncod reel property, but ffor Bkts vrill b e received for flnt n signal changes; Septam bef. 2004.I, tfShan b e paid for the purpose of aeepiERcesTiiBEF!E r, TWIN PALLS. ID « » 0 1 isI »some* bsneflt and securityIty o l FIR ST FEDERAL BAViliVINOS the Trustee has boenin inlormod that according to It Iho C ontrad D ocum ents with tnoallUatoUWeeotttx4 the UrtMvi Renew al Agency of tl timesasaocialedwtthIlth sokl1 rea l property. . BANK OF TW M FALIUL 8 . recorded Decem ber 2«,), 2001,21 County A sseaaors offlo(Ico. Iho oddross ol 2 9 0 Alaxandisndar spaclflcationa and/or of Twin Falls (orr thettu aforesaid fiscal year, all n prep a re d to tender the trtjstee ththe fuU es instniment No. 202001-023928, Mortgage recordlords of Street. Twin Falla, idalteho, Is'somollmoa essodolodId wiwith plans aro available a t tho accruing to the GeneralQe and Special Funds I at the sale In the (onn of cash,lh. o r a Twin Fans County. Id«Idaho. sold root property, ofllce of lh e City Engineer., inentiorted. or so muchmu thereof aa may be necessa cashier's check drawrawn on a state or federally mainsured Thedefaultforwhlchk:h this sale is to be m ade is (alluiallure to Said sa le will b e ntanado without covenant or warranirraniy 321 Second Avenue iated from aaid General and S savings institution;Irt.' iSiald e a le will b e m a d e witvithout' pay: regarding title, p o sse ssiislon or encum brances to satisfyifylho It East, Twin Falls, Idaho, Furxls respecttvatyity (cfor th e aeveral puiposes for wh Ity, expreea or implied, regardb>gng title. 1. Monlhly paym enta,s, ccollectk}n charges end late chai:hargos obligation socurod by’ oond pursuant lo tho powor ofjf sosale a TWENTY DOLLAR. ' rnon lea aocruing to sokls hjnds a ra c o D e ^ . to-wtt^ ^r.lono.!^mnimbrances lo satisfy tha obligiligation threugh August 28.20)2003, all in the smoum of $1,700700.16; conforrod In Iho d e eid d of trust oxoculod by JIMMYMY O (S20.00).contract foe secuied by and pursueeuam to the power of sale confen•nedin (2) Real property teta x e s fo r 2002.in Ihe emouno u n to t SEALY ANO BARBARAiRA SEALY, h u a tw n d a n d wife,lfe,as ( prus a FIFTEEN DOLLAR. o p e H A T m a f u n d s OP -nTAi that certain Deed off TfT ru st $1,302.50, plus interesrest end penally: grantors, lo FIRST AAMERICAN TJTLE COMPANPANY ($16.00) mailing foo II ______FUND ______■ ______7 __ ___. and the unpaid princlpidpaf balance owing a s of this dale on OF IDAHO. INC.. a nI'ldoho 'li Corporotion. os succosoi J S I S - —naiWiiulUotjrtilcti 2iSr43r tiusteo. for ihe-benefit-iIt-Bnd-eecuiityol'Admlnlatrator'i ------: I lo pey tfie mo' [aerol’ W obi;gaiieK^i«aircinRrD7wuffdwdoftrusnr$ec2is ! Bond Fund • '1.4^ prindpal, imerest andnd ImpoundsI and subsequent Install*in Pkis imsrest, late c h« art rg ee and forocknure costa. Veterana’ Affaire, anII IOfficer ol the United Stataetes ofi Deputy City Clerti Capttal ImprovenwRttent Fund I s i m n'ents due thereafter;Iter; plue late chargos, w ith Intcm erest- -DATED: A ^ u s t 2 9 ,2 0 ______.Americe,.a 8 boneficler)ary. rocordod O c to b e r-12,1963,83, a s . -City.of Twin Falls . . ______TOTAL-BUOaET.ICT.______.2.01^ 013.700. -cuTOrtJy accruing aIt t 7,7.750% perannum ; together withwH eir TITLEFACTilNC„-Truirm stee Instmmdrn No. 64662526. and oasignad-to SECRETARTARY- -321-Second Avenue E asi------advanced by'baneficiaiy pursuaijantto ByR.Todd Btass,Vice'Ice PresM ent OFVETERANSAFFAIF\IRS. as benofidary, by osslgnmoiim ent PO Box 1907 P a sse d by the Aaencrency Board: A ugust 11.2003 ' the term s an d condltloitlttona ol eakj Deed of Trust, andn d a n y COLEMAN, RITCHIEE «& ROBERTSON 'recorded A ugust 29,2- 2003, as instrum entt Nc N o . Twin Folld. ID 83303-1907 Finance Director ofol ithe Urban Renewal Agencycy Ol th e ,u p p le m e n ta l m odifiidllications thereto. Tho princncipal Atlomoys for Tnatee 2003022739. Mortgagego Rocords of Twin Falls Coun^ounty. 206-735-7245 C ^ of Twin Fans. balance owing asI o(ot thie date on said obllgatiotion ia Residing at Twin Palis,lis, I c ^ o Idaho. $12,735.85,- plus IntenIterest, costs and expenses acti THE ABOVE GRANTOrORS ARE NAMED TO COMPLVIPLY PUBLISH; S e p te m b e r 16 PUBUSH^ Septembenber25.2003 ______Incurred In enforcingig tthe obligations thereunder 'Sirt'inar PUBUSH: Soptombor-e r4 ,11,16 end 25.2003 WITH SECTION 45-11-1506(4)(A ), IDAHO C O D E . NONl and 25 .2 0 0 3 ~ REPRESENTATION IS MAOE THAT THEY ARE. OROl OPEN: Odober 3.2003 NOTTCeOFSALE ------this sale, together with«%h any unpaki and/or accruing tiewrUbe pfoperty taxes, and/oid/or osaessm enls, attorneys’« f< ------— ------ARE NOT. PRESENTIITLY RESPO N SIB LE FO R TH|: ' W e^tnesday, O ctobtfiber 01.2003, a t 9:00 A.M. a sa le < Tnisteee'foes and cost» sts and any other amount advarronced - OBUGATION. hew for the following'Ing described abandoned vehlclei NOTICeOIiO F TRUSTEE'S SALE , OF^E*RI^*JU^V a!l ' to protect saW.securttyirtty, as authorized in the promtsilssory On Thursday, thoe 15tht day of January, 2004. atot Iho dofoull for whidich this solo is to b e m a d e isL* th SJ DISTRICTOFTHESTATt' vehiclea deacrlbeiibad below will be sold oh ai 'thio a lailuro to pay whon duouo. undor Oood ol Tmst Noto. th ISAVHERE IS* basisisls only. Payment tenns are Mcc rtH M note secured by th eI aforementk>nedafc Deed of Trust,I. hour of 10:00 o'clockk a.m.a of said day at Alliance THI OF IDAHO. IN ANO FOR Therefore, tho Benefm eflda/y electa to sell,' o r c au se10 said Escrow, 311 2 n d St. N., Twin Falls, in Ihe County o(OfTwin T m onlhlypoym onts(orPrPrincipal. Iniorost a n d Impoundsicteol ( THE COUNTY OF c heck or money ordeird e r onfy- Viewing wUI take plaee •cowr $347.36. duo por menunlh for Iho months of Novombot wracfcer companiesIS Iblisted beknv during the hours^ ol l A a r n trust propeitv to b o sold,8olc to satisfy sokl obllgatk>n. Falls. Stste of Idaho.1, ChariesC W. Fawcett, a a Succos TWINFALLS • ■ oiaam NoTrdllSHEHEBl=BY GIVEN THAT Ti^S FIR^RM IS Trustee, win sell a t pub>ublk: audlon, lo th e highest bidderbide Oecombor. 2001 and JzJanuary Ihrough DocomtKir. 200 MAGISTRATE DIVISION ATTEMPTINGTOCOL:OLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INF<1F0R* forcash. in lawful Rwne)ney of Ihe Uniled Slalos. oil poyoevablo andJonuory.2003andej oil subsoquont paym onts until[til IhoIh Case No. CV-2003-3746 rooortv dolo of sale or rolnstatoilomont. wilh a monlhly lato charg REGISTERED OWN!iVNEfl ANDA3R LIEN HOLDER, MATION OBTAINEC4ED WILL BE USED FOR TFT ^ T at Iho lime of sale, thhe e following doscribod roal propi hargo NOTICE TO CREDITORS ^ PURPOSE, AND THAT•IAT THE DEBT MAY BE DISPUTUTED. sHuatod In th o Countyty ofi Twin Falls. Stoto of Idaho,10. iand occm ing at $13.89. wilvilh Intorost accruing a t 13% po (Idaho Code 15-3-601) JuHan Clay, Tracy CtiopmCh an NTORS ARE NAMED TO COMI annum, and continuingg to1 occmo from Odobor 1. 2IX)1 G olden Acros Motoi THE ABOVE GRANTC IMPLY doscribodas follows,. to-wit:to , Mottor of Iho Estatos . lol *20,0 Newkiiti. OK WITH SECTION 45-'I5-I506(4)(a) IDAHO CODE, nON Also duo oro dolinquontnt and unpaid toxos for 2002. TfeThi 0,. hASKEL SHEDRICK VEHICLE OESCHIPTliPTION:186SOkls4dr E. N O LO T 5 IN B L O C K:40FELM 4 PARK ADDITIO REPRESENTATIONN I! IS MADE THAT THEY ARE,E, OR ACCORDING TO THIFHE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREC1E 0 F . principal b alance owingig os of this doto on tho obligolloijolion CONRAD end ALICE VIN: 1Q3AM1837FD3FD399258 FICIAL socurod by sa id Oood of Tmst «S21.931.90. plus occru L-a, attornrnoy’s foos. ond any amount: V ahlcia r2 STEWART TITLE OFIF eBOISE, INC. property, init for puiposilosos ol compliance with Section < lunls signod has boon oppointed 9196WestEmoraM,.S Su u ite 100 113, IcInhQ C o d o . thIhe o Successor Trusloo has; bob oon advoncod to proloct tho0 ssocurtty ossociatod wilh thisIn loro ih« POfsonnI roprosontoiivo ol REGISTERED OWNEVNER AND/OR LIEN HOLDER; *rwin clo su ro o n d th atlh o bonama n d assigned to Iho Idaho Housi»U8lng a.m .. ol sold doy. (rocogiignizod local limo). m tho OlllcoCO oiol Iho nddross mdicaied. ond O an'a Automotive ' Twin FaKa, In th e CourIounty of Twin Falls, S tate of IdaIdaho. A g o n ^ by A sslgnmlent on of Dood ol Trusi rocordodod on- First A m erican Tlllo Coi;o m p a n y ,2 6 0 3 rd A venue North,orth, Illod wilh Iho C loik of Iho. 3 477 Main St.. Sprlngt•lngfield.OH | First American Title< CcC om pany of Idaho, Inc.. a n IdjKtah'o M e re h 3 1 .1 9 e 2 .a s innstrumont s t No. 92004367. Mortgortgogo Twin Fatla, in iho Countinty of Twin Falls.. Slalo ol Idoho.loho. Court. VEHICLE DESCRIF^IIF^ION: Bluo 1^98 Pord 4 dr. Corporation, os succec c e s s o r tru slo o , will soli a t pulsubtle records ol Twin Failsills C o u n ty . Idaho. TH E ABON?OVE First American Tlllo Com or pany of Idaho. Inc.. a n Idahoaoho /a/Slanloy R. Williams yjN: 1FABPS2U5J62I16211212 ouctiOn, to tho highests t bbidder, for cash or cashiers chichock GRANTOR IS NAMED:D TO COMPLY WITH SECTIC'T ON Corporalion. os succoso sso r trusloo. will soil a t publicublic c/o FELTON 4 FELTON LIEN AMOUNT: ATr TIITIME O F SALE LIEN WILL BEE $737.i (cash oquivalent). inI lawfullav m oney of Ihe United Staitotes. 45*1506 (4)(a).tQAtlfi£O CODE. NO REPRESENTATIC auction, lo tho hIghosI bicbiddor. lor cash or cashiors choci, Inclusive;li and lor ooch and oveovory 2: n Planned Unit DovolcBlonmnnt. neecrdinn to th a olfieinlidaL -OF-THE-FIFTHnlUDlCtAL------Ml/A ' ■monttrthoioofteruntltTJtrufttiTorsalo'cnoimoorsoniohfri ------:v IN: 1G3BybT»Y«FU05W5TO7S— ------of land lo a t oa -rnfiS-BblT ^ OT plai ihorool. filod in BookOk 16 ol Plats at P ngo 21. OlliclalliCiOl DISTRICTOFTHESTATE ’ delinquent paymonts aaic re now duo, plus accumulolod le LIEN AMOUNT: ATr TIITIME O F SALE LIEN W lU BEE $600.J thore paiticuiaity descrlCicrlbod a s fallows; Id loto Rocords ol Twin Foils Co'o unly. Idoho. ,, ^ OF IDAHO. IN AND FOR VEHICLE STOREDD AAT: 4 G-s Towing. 1221 W.K Main, > COMMENCING at tho10 {South ono>quarior comor off saids charges-, plus any costsits or oxpensos ossoclatbd withth thistl By ro aso n ol tho outiutomatic Slay provisions of U.S.U.b. THECOUMTYOF foroclosuio. T h o accruoiuod Intorost is ol Iho rate of 7.41 Burfey. Idaho ' Section 35; 7.41% Bonkruptcy C odo 11 U.{J.S.C. 362. tho original sale wwas as t w in FALLS - velilelaes THENCE North 69*59’S6‘02* W est along Ihe Soilouth per annum Irom Marche h 1, 2003. Tho princlpol bolaniianco discontinued, ond pursueluom to provisions ol Idaho Coda Bl 3 1 ' owing a s of Ihls d a teI onoi th e obligotkin socurod by s i 'OO® Caso No. CV 2003-0003272 REGISTERED OWNEI'NEF) AND/OR UEN HOLDER:- boundary of the SE1/4I1/4SW 1/4 for a distance of 161 y sold 45-1506(A) this salo is rotroschodulod and will be conducted SUMMONS BY PUBLICA- ' Willie G reen feet; Dood of Tmst Is $34.43(438.63, plus occmed Interest ol01 IIIho a s ollowod by th e oxplroiioilon or lormination of iho offodId ool l t i o n 41 2 8 raio of 7.41% po r annurrium from March 1,2003. 304 N 3rd Avo., PocaMcatelki. Idaho THENCE North O-OO'OO)‘0 kknowlodgo ol a moro particular VIN; 1G6CD533XL4374373616 THENCH Soulh 65'23’VI3’ W est for a distance of 263.75ito le o f /s a :h a rL E S W . FAWCE(CETT doscrlpilon of Iho abovo0 rroloroncod real proporty. bul: ,for r o Slate Bar, LIEN AMOUNT; AT' TIMET1» O F SALE LIEN WILL BEE $S6 4 5 . THENCE North 17*38’3I8 ’30* Wost along an existing memotal a Member of Iho Idoho S purposes of com pllanco> wwlih Soctk>n 60*113 Idoho Codo. J.L. SCOTT end RUTH - SUCCESSOR TRUSTEIFEE . VEHICLE STORED) AlAT: Motk)n Motors. 1146 EastIt Main,^ picket fonco for a distanctanco of 316.19 foot: tho Trusloo h a s boon IrInlormod thot according lo tho SCOTT. Huebend'and Burfay. Idaho - THENCE Soulh 60*17*17’45* Eost (South 60*19' EEl ast County/^ssoslsors offkro,}, IIho address of 3 216 N orth 3470 ■ 16.25. (>»obor2 end 9. 2003 Wife, end ALL OTHER V ehicle *6 Rocord) for a distance0 oto t 366.37 feet to tho TRUE POIIOINT PUBLISH: Sep tem b er IE '3 E ost, K im borly. Idaho,), is somotlmos ossociatod with PERSONS UNKNOWN REGISTERED OWNEINER AND/OR LIEN HOLDER; OF BEGINNING. _____ sold rool proporty. CLAIMING ANY RIGHT. Maria Mundz PARCEL2 Said salo will bo madeido wilhoul covononi or warranly“ "'y TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN, OR 4844AEaat3100Nort4orth. Murtaugh. Idaho An easem ent and rightit olof way for Ingross and ogressI cnovor Alveiv arez, Cerm en regarding title, possessionon or oncum brancos to satisfy tho INTEREST IN THE REAL VEHICLE DESCRIPTKPTION: Rod 1965 Plymouth Vanin and across a strip of laneland In Iho South one-half of SocllIdlon RESCHEDULED NO'NOTICE O F TRUSTEE’S SALE.E obligation socurod by ancnd pursuant lo tho powor of 90TION: WhKo 1990 Oodgo SW' existing road-way in theho IPork Ridgo AddHton; follows lovrtt; rocorded Novem ber 119, 2001. as Instrument No._No. _T0;-A LLR ER SO N S-U N .^------VIN: 2B4HB25Y1LK73:(737666 THENCE South 69‘451/2n / 2 ' E ast, 612.93 foot to a pointtthot tt Lot 4-in Block 1 of O> & W SUBDIVISION, Twin FallFalls 2001021172. Mortgage1 FRocords ot Twin Falls County.i'’*y- KNOWN CLAIMING ANY ___ ^U EN AMOUNT; ATTIKTIME OFSALELIEN W tU B EE$675- S -is-North 35.49 feet amand W est 692.07 feet from seso ld County, Idoho, accordingling to tho piol thorool, rocordedled Iin Idaho. RIGHT. TITLE. ESTATE. VEHICLE STOREDI AlAT: G em S tate Towing. 233I South S< quortor comer Book 15 of Plats, PagoJO 37, In Iho Oflico of th e Count3unty THE ABOVE GRANTOR:•RS ARE NAMED TO COMPLY LIEN OR INTEREST IN. 1450 East. Jorom e. IdaIdaho THENCE Northoastorlyiriy 119.23 foot along tho a rc ol a Recorder of sa id County;Ity.- - ...... — ------WITH SECTION-45-T5C506(4)(A), IDAHO CODE t-NO OR TO LOTS 25. 26 AND. V ah lcia #0 cun/o to tho lolt thot hash a t a radius of 274.62 foot andnd a This Tnisloe’s Sale Is subjoct to a bonkmplcy filing,ng. a REPRESENTATION IS; MADEt THAT THEY ARE. ,9.5OR 27 IN BLOCK 16 O F BLUE REGISTERED OWNEF>JER ANO/OR LIEN HOLDER: ceniral angio of 24*511/211/2 ’; payoff, a roinstatomontm o( r any othor condition of whicvhk:h ARE NOT. PRESENTLYLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THISHIS LAKES ADDITION W EST,, Jo s h u a H Forest THENCE North 6S-23'r Eost,Ei 517.09 foot; the Trustee is not awareire that would causo Ihe concollt;olla- OBLIGATION, TWIN FALLS COUNTY, 2310 South Locust GroGrove Road. Meridian. ID THENCE NorthoastorlyIlly 109.60 foot olong tho a rc ofol a tion of this solo. Further,er, if any ot Ihoto conditions exisoxlst, Tho dolault for whichh i this solo Is to bd m ado is >^® tho IDAHO. R E C O R D E D i n ; VEHICLE DESCRIPTlC>TION: Brown 1980 Olds 2 dr. curvo to tho loft th a t has a radius of 114.59 foot andnd a Ihls sale may be null onond void, tho successful bidder*dor's failure to pay whon duo.I. iundor Dood of Tmst Noto,,*'’‘1 tho BOOK3 OF PLATS. PAGE VIN: 3Z57NAE32510S05 central angle of 54 '5 41’; ’; lunds shall bo rotumod,d, iand Iho Tmstoo ond tho Bonofinofi- monthly paym onts lor Prinrincipal. Inlorosl a n d ImpoundsIs of 30, LIEN AMOUNT; AT TIMETIW O F SALE LIEN WILL BE: $$( 992. THENCE Norih 10'29'I' EEc ost 510.94 foot; clary shall not be liablele to|i tho succouful biddor forr anyon S1.903.62, duo por month|th m onths of May Ihroughuflh You havo boon sued by* VEHICLE STORED> AT;A1 C anyonslde Towing. 361II Golf< THENCE Northoastorlyriy :266.14 (oot along tho arc of a damages, Novombor. 2001 and oil a Harold Blasius. Iho Plolntill Course Road. Joromo,no. Idahoi • curvo to tho right thatI hhas a a radius of 190.99 loot andnd a Tho Trusloo has no0 knowlodgok of o moro partlculCculdr dole of solo or rolnstotonomont. with interest accm lngB ®'at In the abovo-oniiilod edton. V ehicle t9 contral angle of 60*261it/2';/2 ' description of tho above3V0 roforoncod real proporty,. butbi 10% por annum, and conontlnuing to.accm o (rom Apnl' J 1, ' Tho noluro ol Iho clolm REGISTERED OWNEF<1ER ANO/OR LEIN HOLDER THENCE South 69'041/211/2' East 250.53(001 to a point: ththat for purposes of compinpllanco wilh Soction 60-11•113 2001. Tho princlpol bolomance owing a s of this d a te on ^®Ihe againsi you Is lo Oulol TMIo is North 1013.75 footit aiond East 492.04 foot trom saidso Idaho Code, tho Trustoooe hi a s be en Informed Iho addresIress obligation socurod by soldIld Dood of Tm st Is $184,835.63. J o s e p h Alcala Conllnuad on n«xl peg* 1340 South 1670 East.sst. Hozollon. 10 « quarter soction com or.’. ArAnd a lso a circular oroa th a t haslOS a of 2431 Gaklay Avenue,ua, Holifatar. Idaho is sometimeim os plus occming inlorosl. cost}sts.and advances. All dolinquont VEHICLE DESCRIPTlC>TION; R ed 1964 Ford PK radius of 30.0 fool, tho10 nradius bolng colnddont withI thetl associated with tho sa idId roalr property. amounts oia now duo.>. togolhor wilh accruing lotooto VIN;1FTEP14QSEPA0I>A059606 obove last described poinMint. Sold sole Mrlll bo madiado wiihout covonant or worrontranty chorgos and intorost. unpopaid a n d accmir>g ta x es, aaaoss-tss- — LIEN AMOUNT: AT TIMTIME O F SALE LIEN WILL BE; $995.$£ Tho T rustee h a s no10 kknowlodgo of a moro particulruler regarding Uilo, possossloelons or encumbrances to satlsfitlsfy monts. tmstoe'e foos. ottonomoy's foos. and any amounts VEHICLE STORED AT:AT Rob’s Tpwrlng. 300 E u t AviAve F, description of Iho oboveove roforoncod real proporty.. bbut tho obligoiion so cu ro o: by and pursuant to the powerer cof advanced to protoct tho sosecurity associaled wHh this loro-T REMEMBER ; Jorome, Idaho for puiposos of compliarjliance wilh Sectkin 60-113 IdatIaho salo conlorrod in theIO Dood of Trust axocutodd byb closure end that tho bonollollclary elo d s lo sell or c a u se *''®the ThatbliihdayadyouplAcad Code, tt>e Trustee hasa b, aae; FIRST AMERICAN T raEE ICOMPANY OF IDAHO. INC.2 /V^H<7t4owttnetjmoto P O Box 454. G lennsI FeFony. ID a&sociatod with sokl roatoaf |property, lnstnjmomNo.199940Se05659, In tho rocords of Twin FoUjFalls By Monlne Cole, T m st Otflitflcor come pick up your pioutes. ■ VEHICLE DESCRIPTlCTION: T an 1985 Je e p Chorokoe»e S a id s a lo W itt bo made without covonantit ori County, Idaho. The Benienoflclol intorost of sold DeedId ofo Stop by Iho Customer VIN: 1JCWL783XFT072072435 • warranty regordlng title.tie, possession or oncumbranccicee Trust was subsequently:ly a< ssig n e d lo C hase M onhattaiman PUBUSH; Soptombor 25.5.0dobor2.gond16.2003 , SonriceDeptlodayl LIEN AMOUNT: AT TIMTIME O F SALE LIEN WILL BE $975.$S to saUsty tho obli»tk>nsn tsecured by and pursuant toI IheIti Trusi Compony Nationa>nal Association, a s T ru ste e> u u/i /e ______VEHICLE STORED AT: R ob's Towing. 300 East Av<^ve F, powor ot salo conforrodKt iiin tho de ed of tnjsl executedd tby dated a s ol M arch 1, 2>000, 0 0 rocorded Ju ly 1 0 ,2 0 0 0 , w Jorome, Idaho ERNESTEHENDRICniCKB JR . AND VALERIEE C Instnjmonl No. 2000-010:110376. T he Bonefkrlai intorost o V ^ l c l a e i l HENDRICKS, a s grantonitors, to FIRST AMERICAN TITLTLE sa id D eed of T ru s t wvas ai subsequsntly assignedd tito — REGISTERED OWNERIER AI^D/OR LIEN HOLDER COMPANY OF IDAHO,0, IINC., an Idaho Corporation,1, ast Oakwood Acceptance CoiCorpomUon, L.L.C. recorded Jut] Susan Reyes Delao successor trustee, for tho benefit and securityyof i 22.2003, as instnimenttt hNo. 200301M20, in the record: 10407 SW Hopi C t.. Tualatin,Tus OR U.S. Bank Nallonal AaaAaaoclation ND. as bonefteiariary, of sakt County. VEHICLE DESCRIPTIOTION! R ed 1991 Chovy PK recorded Ju ly 2 0 .2 0 0II. 1 .» a s instnim ont No. 200101307J77, THE ABOVE GRANTOIrO R S ARE NAMED TO.COMPLH VIN: 1GCCS14A7Ma22l1226690' M ortgago'Records of Twlrrwin Felts County, tdaho. WITH SECTION 45-1506(06<4)(o), IDAHO CODE. NO REP LIEN AMOUNT: ATTT TIME O F SA LE LIEN WILL.L BE THE ABOVE GRANTORORS ARE NAMED TO COMPLPLY RESENTATION IS MADEVDE THAT THEY ARE. O R ARE iooL^ $ t4 1 0 .0 0 . WITH SECTION 45-15<1506(4)»>t. Rupert, tdaho ARE NOT. PRESENTLNTLY R ESPO N SIBLE FO R THIHIS Tho default for which:h thisi sa le is lo b e m a d e Is the v w i i c i e n a OBUGATION. (allure to pay ttw am ountmt due under the certain PromlS' 733^31 ext 2 677-4042 C F^G ISTERED OWNERIER AND/OR LIEN HOLDER: Tho default (or whichIch ;this a ala is to be m ade Is ththa sory Noto and Deed of1 TiTrust, in the omounts called foi to;34-5538 t o 677-4543 C RalnaBurfce • failure to pay when due.M. iunder D eed of Tm st N ote, ththe thoroundar as foUows: Monthly Mo payments in ttie amoum 23702 Pialrle Road, SeoSedro Woolley. WA monthly paym ents forPPrindpal, rtn Interest and Impoundseof ( of $576.66 for the montlintha o( April 2003 threugh ancand 13I3rd5tW-TarlnRills!s 1263 0veflandAve.>Suriey/f VEHICLE DESCRIPTIOInO N : Maroon 1965 Plymouth VonV a $823.26. due per montlanth for the months ot Janusriary Induding the d a ta of eale,le, together with late ch erg es Senc J ■ lwtelOmasicvalky.ciKn1 (7Kd3sOm>gkvaIlcy;co(n i) VIN; 2P4FH41QXFR211211495 throughJuly.2003andaIII all eubeequent payments until theth monlhly payments eccri;crulng. The sum owing on ththe e ^ ' LIEN AMOUNT: ATTIr TIME O F SA LE LIEN WILL.L BE I dato of sale-or relnstatenitement uncollected late ctiargegee obllgalion secured by ealdski Deed of Tmst Is $77,816.71 as $1300.00 are due in the amount oof f! $105.00. with imerest eccnSn3ng principal, plus aervice chs^haroes, attome/a feea, coeta ol VEHICLE STORED ATAT: Jack's Towing. 150 SouthIth 6 0 a t 6.64% p e r an n u m ,, aand r continuing to accrue fror-om this (oredosure, any endId all< (unda expanded by Benefi- VMet. Rupert Idaho DeomrAer 15, 2002. ThaThe principal beiiuKa owing ass olc clary to pfothct thair aecurilyae Inlerest, ahd inlerealI ilTherime Scaled blda muat be« nreceived at the IDAHO 8TA'PA TS this date on the obUgattonion aecured by aald Deed of Tntirust a cc n ^ at the rate of' 7.75%7. from Marct) 1, 2003, to- P O U C e Dtotrlet Offle*lee leeM ed e t i a W eat 200 SOUth, o u la $78,663.04. phis aocrumruing Intereet, costs and edvenoeejae. getharwlthdannquenttaxeaxee plus penalUea and Interastrttp to M . Telephone numbar(20e) 324-'t i AU delinquent am ountsI arsare now due. iogsther with a o c3 nu* th e date of sale, 6000, no later IhanI TuT u ea d ay . S e p te m b e r 3 0 . 20C!0 0 3 . ing lato chargee a n d interstereet, unpakt and eocruktg taxeecaa. The Benefldary electeI to aelt or cau se th e trust property A m ount of Bid d o e e notw ( ihav e to equal or surpeaa th e U 'e fees, attorney's feee, ar>d anany to b e sold to sattafy oakllobUoatkMi. ol a«wunL Tha MgheatbkIbW der wifl b e n o tm a d ^ th as flflret amounts advanced to pMOtwa ^ th e aeourtty asso d a te d wMM l Dated this 3rd day o l SSet eptem ber. 2003. - C l t« tW n g day followingI thathe aale. Bid a lp a may b e pickedledat thia (oredosureandttatelatthe benefldery elects to eellor 0 /e/PaulaPetereon • e t h a Tdaho S tate PoUo■olloe a t th e ab o v e e d d r ^ amd/or n d cauae the trust propertlerty to be sold to eailsfy sai

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~~| * Jenww*^*il8eheol DlaMet«Stt * ■ K a e ™ ■ r a m rnMMDfrpofiMDa • 1. Suited to com fort riouspac^ parant(s), guardianlan. or 7:00 o’olook. P.M., IrInthe lr^.oventdelevlea.i or. to easier ^ T tte Ja n m a SchoolI DIeMclDie #261 laquaeta N d s for SRa- t o cuatodtan hava th a figffighi to City CoMnell ChambTibars. plamental levtee, or-le'* 1 ^ .work and O oncnta bid4d pipaelcaoM fo r^ aoonatructlon df: A TW INFALLS perform artce. . MAGISTRATE DIVISnBKM barapreaafltadbyanauador- looaJledatSOSTfThird appileabla lone)l e w l y ool Crowder Maiaerlal Ubraryn n favor of c a a a N a C V .« 8 o a neyofyourchooalng,.!ig,.or |fa 'Avamie East. TwinI FFans, annaxedpnperty.AlsoJso th e th s Plaintiff hsreln. topayr Idano.tohaararaqusitsstby: am ounta ahown Inin tth ia 2 . H a n d y . Sealed bidawa be goesaooaptad from Conlraclora untfl 2:00.'' L - o NOTICE TO CREDH IN achadule are an astiffitimate Any tlma attar twant 'n the Matter of the « v e a n CHRIS DAYTON . p .nt,0etoberl4.2003.il03, kl th e adm W atrathe o#!toe of th e , daya following Iha attorney appointed by the Raquaels a Spaclalsi U se only a n d can vary withrtththe . J e ro m e S c t o d Dlatrtct,tet, 1107 3rd Ave. W aat, Jerom e, ID ■ '^^ptibllcallon ot this.J s! u m oI;KJNeHEEDM. . Court to repreeent theehe child P e r m it which, tf grananted, amount of dotlara andnd th e 3. C lassined's • 8333a D eceased- pllcant levy amount certifiedK lai n d ’ ^ mona the Court may NOTICE IS HEI tardten. would allow the appli< ‘ > consistent, easy B U a repeived afterr thetha 2KX) p.m . d a ed b te w « o d b e ' . nreugh tfia taxable value of Itkndlvld--U -G IV E N t h a t th e ui } o u n ty to o p e ra te a drtve-tnr< availability for > opanecL' . wiltioul roaponsa li expanaa. lfyo(irM)ueilueat to cotfea ahop on propo ^ r ty ual property. Conatruction Dbeuirleumenta are avallabla from the ■ ; p ro p a r (orm, lneludlnnU»n p u n u u l T S ^ C o d 83301. ond n t v a a CO four (4) monlhs afltB ii^^a polntment of an attorilornay of a condition plailaced 67-2343. notice Is hen ration Starr Corporatton ’ your resp o n se on PloliP^lntllTa g , ( („ , pubU forth^chlkfrenandinq.inquire o n a S p a c la l U aa Po;J Siven ot an open put HlTfaeTinKS^N emV» ^ S o J B o0X S * 48 2996 E ast 3600 North a tto rn ey , Rick Bollar, int(a). g ran ts by tha Twin F B O Jr y ofthlsnotfcaorsakKidctaXra' w hetherlheparenK meeting of tha'idaho F Twin FoOs.lO 83303-00*-0046 TM n Fans, ID 83301 . I 7lh Siraal. PO 5Bo will be forever ba lian ra- City Planning a h d Zoi and G am e Commisston, ------Rupart. Idotio B3350,' Claims must be pres ppoint- C orm nlaaion on August“ ‘ ge. DATE O P NOTICE: -T elephonihone: 208/733^695 ! ptiOfw; (20S) 436-477^ 2003. to expand an ei «o o* C o le Fa>Fax:. . 206/734-9537 A copy ot ttia Sumr Ritchie & Robertsonlir,V i lotMled lng convenlence a to re ' gssi5?.&i;sa= 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 and Complaint ccai a n b o 2 n d Avonuo W ost, P

cated a t 525 Wasl)ln( 0 7 7 - 4 0 4 2 . oblalnad by contac 525. Twin Falle. Iiid^o Oblo presumption tha S jp t^ PLACE O P MEETING will J>e charged. Thet ds|dapoalt la refundable to bidding olltiar ttio Clark ol Itta ( 83303-0525, ond flledi>ot I JU O D d « /a ADVANTAi “ il?? , N O TK E OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ) fee of $15.00 wiO be charged for « August, 2003. beginning a t 8:00 am aa 3lbed property wID be soid at publ ' e S c h s e t * " ^ "'•'U ng fea retain a n attomoy to0 advtsaac /a /ih o rie s Richard ReRMdor less than fifteen 05) oulout of ARCHERYIU .. ?®y®nd October2 put . th e la a t tw e n ty -tw o0 (2(22). Requeat a Special L t bidder, payable in lawful money < T h ia p r o ^ ia not flnancnanced by Fedofal AM funda, E o c h - , /a /Jo h n William Road* Ll ^ the United Slates. In IIIhe o tfice of Twin Falla Tltla ~ - DATED ttils 26th1 dayctfi of Personal Represontat■tnthMM montha from the datea te o f P e rm it which, II grant *,? contractor, aubcontractiractor or epecially contractor la August. 2003. Adludlcalion. the IDHIDHW vrauld alkmr the applk» th e Fana, Waho Falla Escrow, 905 Shoshomtone Street North, Twin Falls.• Ii required to have e curreurrent Iteense as a public worka on fo r to o p e ra te an indoor rac iiM R. 83301. o n 0 1 /0 8 « 0 004 4 iat 11:30 am, (rsicognlzed loo /a^riattno Glascock‘ PUBLISH:* Soptombflnber IB B ’ PERSONS ATTENDIN contractor in the Stotaoffeof Idaho prior to submitting a bid or Clork o l Iho Court 2M3 Termination of Paremrental ation facility on propi lime) for th e purposeI ofot foredoeing that certain Deed^ < pro p o aa l on thia project < /9 /G o r^ Daw. DeputyItv CClork 2- 201 Rlghta, This prasumptlnptlon locatadat2S l Ma Tnist recorded 05/13/191/1997 a a Instrument Number 199?W n T b b a conaW ered, prope'ropoaala m ust b e eo co m p a n l^ l » 3 gsssr'”™'- 007534, and executeded iby TIMOTHY A BOHRN ANI IN T H E DISTRICT rCO n iiD T h u y b e rebutted by aa find-fir A v en u e East In th e Clt) staff ‘S g a n a c c e p ta b le aecurity.’, In Ian amouni noliesa tttan five (5) ...... ' PUBLISH:' S epiem bar d S ^ Ing by tha Court thatat thatl Twin Fans. SHARON BOHRN. as Grantor(a), In favor of SCMI p e rc e n t of th a total amndunt our of ttte bid. The aaeurtty m ay 'S i m i O P t h e R F T H JUDK PU R PO SE OF ie . 25 ond October 2.2 filing of a Petmon for Terrrerm i- A com plete dascrlptl6i MEEnNQ/AQENOA: MORTGAGE BANKERS.RS, INC.. A CAUFORNIA CORPC^ b e In th e fonn of a bond,(Id, a certified check, or a cashlei'e 2-2003 DISTRICT OF THE 81 uy, to STEW ART TTTLE OF BOISE IN .THE DISTRICT cCOURT o l O P IDAHO. IN ANDn fr a n nation of P a re n ta l RIgtiRlghta on file with tha TWin ^Fi Rules: Game Fish. 200 OB would not be In the» bebaat City Planning and Zon if racofd, covering the foBowIng rei^ F a x e d bid s win not bae e aiaccepted. O F THE RFTH JUOICDICIAL THE COUNTY OF 2005: Big Game, Nonre v(n FaRa County, S tate of Icteho: ------DISmiCT OP THE ST4STATE- ______.TW IN.FALL8-a Intereet of the chUdrennand ai Adminiatrator al City H dent D eer and Elk Tl •ne All documenta. remainUn ttttte property of LKV A nM tecta, 4 M 4“ 'IhoITfamiryro'r lhatIt IheII 321 Second Avenue Ei E:N0RTHe9.11‘FEET THEREOlS f andamydupltoatkmolandfand/or uee of tttese documenta for O F lOAHO.'IN ANDD FiFOR C a a a No. CV 2003-40) Ouotaa: Nonresident De ANO THE£AST 25 PEPEET O F LOT 9. EXCEPT THI . TH E COUNTT OF CHILD PROTECTIVE erma- 735-7267.- and Elk T ag Outfinar Set any dther purpoae otherher than the constmctlon of this Any and ali perso NORTH 69.11 FEET THTHEREOF, ALL IN BLOCK 2 01 TWIN FALLSI . SUMM ONS sons skla; Updataa on Stratat A'HARROW -BAILEY-Q^GIBSON SUBDIVISION. TWIf MAOISTRATE DIVISKriSION In th e Matter of: WITNESS MY HANIAND desiring to comment I"*yit Plan, Yellowatona C l AND SEAL of aald Magi/lagia* a p p e a r a n d ba heard atItthe I throat and South FoiP n.k FALLS COUNTY. IDAHCW O. ACCORDING TO THE PLA' PUBUSH; September 25 anda O ctober 2,2 0 0 3 C a s a No. CV-2003-3813817 ERIC JOHNSON, day of a p p o in ted tlma. r w i THEREOF RECORDEIDED IN VOLUME 7 OF PLATS NOTICE TO CREDITOIITORS d .o .b . 02-13-00 trate Court thia 22n d day . , S n a k a R lvar F ishery. 8 , Saptam bar, 2003 P e ra o n s naadlng spe< : PAQE 37. RECORDSI OFOP SAID COUNTY. . I .e . § 15<3'801 M EQAN SIMMONS. -Game, a n d th a A ccess Yl . Clerk of th e Diatrk:t Courtourt accommodations a ' The Trtjstee haa now kknowtedga ef a mora partlculaJlar =- -In Ifia M atter Ot Iha Estate Es d.o.b. 01-05-02 ■ Cleric publle m aatlng a ra ask description of tha aboveve rreferenced real property, but forfo Booth..rth. Ja a m ln e K oC MARIE M. QARTNCmSR, Children under ths ageolag byOanyOaw.DeputyCle Indlvlciuala wtth dlsabl to c o n ta c t tha City of TViwin (laa m ay req u e at meetir a with Idaho Code, Section 60-11313, NOTICE OPT1>P TRUSTEE’S SALS . . Oacaasad. fraS.Sl'SS&Informed S that the atreet address of.of O n M onday, th e 5lh dayjm cof January 2004, at ttte hour of NOTICE IS HERE;REBY THE^TATfe OF ID/DAHO PUBLISH: Septemberer 25i Falla at 735-7287 at IsiIiut accommodatlona by S.coi andOctober2.'i003 fNe (6) working days prPnof tacting th e Dlrector'e Offk 903 SUNRISE BOULEV/iEVARD, TWIN PALLS. ID S3M1l iil e 10:00 o'clock a.m . of aaMaM (day (recognized k>cal time), a t QIVEN that Oaana n n a S E N D S GREETINGS ‘ i with saM reai proparty. Twin Falla County Courthoirthouse located at 426 Shoahona Egglaston and Ctia:h a r y l JA M ES SIMMONSNS — CB5AnreTice~------1 to th a m ealing. at the Idaho Department :.n v /s/LaMarN. Orton f! BWdera must be prepanipared to tender tha tnistee the fullful S t N ., Twin Falla, ID 8330i13303-0128, In Ute County of Twin H atfiald hava beenba Battle Mountain..NV H NOTICE IS HEREB . Rsh and Came directly : i-aho Community Dsvalopmimant 208-334-5159 or throuc^ A’ amount of tha bid at thathe aale In the form of cash, orr ai Falla, S tate of Idaho. Mk:haItehael L. Schindelo. a a Suooeeeor oppolrited co-pertfoirional YOU ARE I^OTIF'IFIED QIVEN pursuant 10 Idah <:ashier'a check drawnm oon a sta ta o r federally lnsuratvlslon B r o l h a r a A u o l l o n o _ _ that certain Deed of Trust,rust. L O T S 1 ANO 2 IN BLOCKOCK M O P HOLUSTER TOWN- p ra sa n t their claims withinwit of th e Dlstrkrt Court of1DfTwin 0 e l o b « r 4 . 2 0 0 3 ., tthe h TAX INCREASE BY The default for whtehilh Ihl ls a ale la to b e mada Is: ■ BITE. TWIN FALLS COUMOUNTY, IDAHO, RECORDED IN four (4) monlhs atterler ithe Falla County. Idaho, by th s contsnta belonging to: SCHOOL BOARD H41, T h e Qooding J t Schc^ 1 Actions planned and takesken Failure to pay th s monttii of S O C K 2 O P PLA TS, PAQI'AQE IS . d a ta of Iha first publtcalilcallon P r o a e c u l l n g A tto>rney, rn Jaeslea Kahn. Unit «4i : ara principal, Intsrest end Imp 111- The'Trustae haa no> knowiedgeknc of a more partteular of thle notica or said claimsclai alleging tha abova-natnamsd tast known address laI 29293 District #231 has propo* daho -to Increase the amount-I -I contained in public noticeiIces, monta dua tharaafler: pliplue late charges, with IntsresIta t deeeriptlon of th e obovea refreferenced real property, but for will b a forever barred.i. children come wllhin)ln Ihe Robblne, Twin Falla, Idah right currently accm lng a t 8.50C.500% pfcr annum ; togsthsrwlth all p u rp o a e of com pilance withvrith Idaho Coda. Section 60-113, Claims must ba praasraaant- Courts Jurisdiction unundar 83301. The contenta con-cor ad valorem tax dollarsrriif They are part of your rfgl ids. c o l l e c t a by c ertify in g toknowandlobelnfomwmad subsequent sums advaneranced by benenda^ pursuant to th e T ru ate e h a a be en Inforrnfomted tttat ttte ad d ress of 2446 ad to tha undersignedned a t th a Child Proloctlve Act.Act sIsl of: H ousehold goods. mt is th e term e a n d conditionsins r 252 levy purauant to eectici t ol the to appear perabnallyY fc chargea all citizens to3 b e b a la n c e ow ing a s o fI Ihlthis date on aald obligation, la S a id a ale will b e m adaIda «without covenant or warranty C o u rt .Case Planning Hearlniring at and O c to b e rs. 2003 33-605. Idaho Coda. f< ------the pariod December 20(ioM Informed, this newspspiiper $84,734.te, plus Interest,est, costa and expenses actuallyJly reg a rd in g title, po ssessioten n oor encumbrancea to aatisfy ttte STEPHAN. KVANVIJVIG, the Twin Falla Couo ^ t y ------Ej SR a CT------*very citizen to raaread Irtcurred In enforcing thatha obligations tharsunder and In obligation se cu red by aind n d {pursuant to ttte power of sa le STO N E A TRAINOR C ourthouse. 425 Shosh The vehicle daacrlbeIbad 'o November 2004.-n ces. this sale, together with1 arany unpaid and/or accniing real ^ ter lotal amount of dollars.! i and sludy these notlcei wl c o n f e i In th e D eed ofsf TrTrust executad by Jaam lne H. /sm u saa ll G. Kvanvtg] Street, Twin Falls, Ida betow.wlllba.auctk>nedfc We advise those cilizan:ans proparty taxes, and/orir aiassessm enta. attorneya' fees,le. Booth, as Grantoris), to AlAlliance Title A Escrow Corp.. Attorneys for-Parsorsonal on October 10. 200S)03 sl the amount owed for law.tow be collected pursuant i Tna- T ru stees' fe e s end c o ststs ajand any other amount advancedsd aa Trustee, Mk:hael L Schli Q on this le v y la astlm atad toQwho seek further informs Schlndele. aa Successor Tmstee. 9 :3 0 «.m . Ing and atorage, by Doi t .tion to e xercise th e ir righright to protect aald securtty.r. ata s authorized In the promissoryiry for the benefit and sacurilcurity of BenkAmerica Housing P.C ?.1£ x’83 * You ora notified ihal t Uan 61.227. Tha amount i >rda note aec u re d by the aforerorementloned D eed of Tnist. Twin Falls. ID S3303-00{■0083 vice of Iha attached Petli"»“ » I ' i x ' ’”’ ” " " ' ' dollara to be collacia.,ah to access public recordi S e rv lce a, a dlviaksn of Bank)ank of Amertea, FSB. a s BenefP no* pursuant to Ihls lew on . and public m eetings Therefore, the BanelidaIidary elects to sell, or cause saidIld c la ry , a a ld D e e d of Trust■ust d a te d M arch 14, 1997 a n d Talaphone: 208-733-2722721 u pon you. a a th e psronlenl(s). 1992 Mllaublahl Eellpaa • trust proporty to b e sold,d, to aatisfy said obligation. rec o rd e d M arch 19,1997,7, aia s Instrument No. 1997004173. . guardian, or custodiar o’ Vln#AA3CF44E6PE02352:^ typical home of $50,00ooS IMPORTANT taxable valua of last yearsris i Please address all legotool NOTICE IS HEREBYY GGIVEN THAT TWS FIRM IS Min Fans County. Idaho. ______PUBLISH: Sepiemberer 18.1 these children, confers f Lk;ew»gTF5062^^^ IZZL «A,TTEMPTINQ-TGCOl±£(iECrADEBTAND'ANTlNFOFr FT IRS-ARB-NAMEO-TO-COMPUV------03 ------aorraHluriadlctloirofi ses- -eotl^ 8 ted-to-be-$ 80H)< in MATION OBTAINED0 V,WILL BE USED FOR THAT .C ourt upon' y o u and ai The a m o u n t ot dollars lo b LEQAL^OVERTISINO iT WITH SECTION 45-1508506(4)(A) IDAHO CODE. NO INTHEDtSTRICTCOUl i aub- place at the South Locus this T he T Im ea Newra eURPOSE. AND THATr THTHE DEBT MAY BE DISPUTED.D. REPRESENTATION ISi M/MADE THAT THEY ARE, OR i»cta you 10 thp provlsk'*•*?!? M ln l-S to raM , lo c a te d? a a t c o lle c te d pursuont to thi O F T H E FIFTH JUDICU ;.»« levy on a typical farmnol c PO 80X540 THE ABOVE GRANTORSDRS ARE NAMEO TO COMPLY.Y A R E N O T. PR ESEN TLYLY IRESPONSIBLE FOR THIS D ST R IC T OP THE STAI of the Chiu P ra te d / 197 LocuatSL..Twin Falls S4a WITH SECTION 45-1501506(4)(a) IDAHO CODE. NO0 OBUGATION. FOR n6tlllad ihathat II Idaho on September .2s;29 $100^000 tw ab^l^at/ear Twin Falla, ID 83303-0S4I O P IDAHO. IN AND FO you ,0 a p p e o r with 1.00. Deadline for legal o d^ s:: REPRESENTATION IS5 HMADE THAT THEY ARE. ORIR T h e default for whtehh thithis sale is to be made Is the . TH E COUNTY OF ) th e 2003 ot 9 :0 0 am.. Tha a m o u n t of dollara lo) beb days prior to publicationion ARE NOT. PRESENTLYPLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THISIS failure to’p a y w h en due.. uncunder Deed of Tm st Note dated TWINFALLS r e o a o n o b l o c a u s e , t ,o; OBLIGATION. - Morch 14, 1997. the mont 3ION ' proceed InI'your yi PUBLISH: September, IE <|a c o l l a t e d pursuant to thisthi noo n o n W e d n e s d a y foi MAGISTRATE DIVISIOI loss Sunday, noon on Thursdo)JTv Datod Soplembor 9.2003.103. . . . — Intereet and impounds ofo°"$469lw.7o"the $ morn ua obffonce o( you may“yb® ond25,2003 lovy o n a typical busines Casa No. CV-2003-3839 ____ of S 2 0 0 .0 0 0 taxable valuilue lor Monday, noon bn FrfPri. N am e a n d /Address of thoho (C urrem Trustee Is S e p te m b e r 14 ,2 0 0 2 , througlough the current monttt and yoar. NOTICE TO CREDITORIons proceeded ogoinsl 1 na STEWART TITLE OF BOlilOlSE, INC. and all aubsequent paymoi^monts until the dole ol sale or c o n tem p t of Court. • ------n 5 t ?CB-5f ------of last year is estimatedd tot' day lor Tueaday anc I.e. § 15-3-801 H h o l PUBLIC HEARINO) b e $ 1 2 0.0 0 . W ednesday, noon on Mon-ran- 9196 W est Emerokl. Suiteille to o reinstatement with an occruixrued Interest, lata cftargas and ' - In th a M atter of Iha Esta:*tniA o r e n o tifie d It Boise. 10 83704 tho parent(s). guardian, C A U TIO N TO THE TAXnx- day for Thursday and noor o x p e n s e s . T h e prindpal1 bailbalance owlrw a s ol this date on ol: BRIAN L. McGREOOl llnon- Notice la hereby givenhby by PAYER: Tha amount:nts on Tuesday for Fridoy ana PhONE:(800)281-8219fo9 for Infonnation the obligation aecureded Iby aald Deed of Trust is O acaasad. a custodian may be lln« a d . S tew a rt T itle e f B oise,, IncInc. Successor Trustee j^ ft Saturday. l:lollday deod- $87,791.56, plua accmlnging IInterest. Ali delinquent pay- ■NOTICE IS HEREBlEBY Com mission lor th e Cityy ofol NOT reflect tax charge:]os lines may vary. If you hovo By; Diano L Ayres, Trustist (Offtoer menta are now due. togethelether with accm lng late chargea QIVEN that W andely chlW«n--*®’'^®"‘ Twin Falla. Idaho. Ihat a that are mode becausijs e and interest, unpaid andd aeaccmlng taxes, sssesoments. M eOrvger hos bea jiKled public hearing will b e heldield of voter approvad bom PUBLISH; Soptember 18,218,25, O ctober 2 and 9,2003 trustee’s feea. attorney'iley's feea. and any amounta appointed paraonal ropnnnr*. ^ o u ora furthor nollfl edvar>ced to protect the seculacurity associated wtth this fore- lov^ that the children Oland onOctoborl4, 2003, a santatlve ol the abov* Tuesday, at Iha hourr ’ofof ------ck»ure ond thot the Benefteiiefteiary electa to sell or cau se ttie ...... n a m ed d e ca d an l. All1 poper- .. . ■...... trust property to b e sold to stsatlsty sa k t obligolten. sona having claims again:)ainst. ------ORDINANANCE N0.27S8 AN ORDINANCE OF THEHE CITY OF TWIN FALLS, IDA!MHO, APPROPRIATING THE V V DATED this 3rd d a y of Septeieptombor. 2003. Ihe decadanl or ihe estal IE-VARIOUS SUMS OFMONEY1 /s/Mtehael L Schlndoie * ■ ara required lo presaraenl PUBUC: HHEARING NOTICE . DEEMED NECESSARYr TTO DEFRAY ALL NECESSARARY EXPENSES-AND LIABILmILITIES O F THE CITY OF TWIN SucceaaorTnjstee I of FALLS. IDAHO, DESIGN/)NATING AND SPECIFYING TH£PHE DIFFERENT FUNDS TO Wl 7 thair claim s within fourir (<141 NOTICE la herebyly given{ thal the Clly Council of 1 WHICH A a REVENUE SHALLk PO Box 1990 m onths after the dale of th Twin F alls witl hold o pupublic hearing for conshleratlonn pi A C CR U E AND FROM WHVHICH SUCH APPROPRIATIONONS SHALL BE MADE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNINGI B oisa. Idaho 83701 {^1, on amendment to IholO i2002-03 fiscal yoar budget: by ON T H E FIRST DAY OF)F 0C T 08E R . 2003, ANO ENDI'IDINQ ON THE 30TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 2004. TO BE first publication of thi ^ Telephone: (208) 342-2241'41 ____ noilce o r sold claims will b lal monlea received by th e City^ of KNOWN A S THE ANNUAlIAL APPROPRIATION BILL OFIF FF.Y. 2004. . -TSrtn°^artoI"L°d'!hoaringIng.to be hokl a t City Hall C oundln d l - BE IT ORDAINED BY Tl-THE MAYOR ANO COUNCIL 01O F THE CITY O F TWIN FALLS,.LS, IDAHO: J PUBLISH: September 11.181.1 8,25 a n d October 2 .2 0 0 3 Claims roust bo prasan C h a m b e rs ot 5:00 P.M.I. on0 Sopto(nber29.2003. SECTION 1:That IheI fcfoUowir>g named funds ore heroeroby designated os Ihe proper>or Ifur>ds Into which olt revenues ed to tha undersigned i accruing to tha CHy ol Twirwin Falls. Idaho, from all sources:e s during th e fiscal yoar beginnirnning on th e first day of Odober,r, HlUlard, BranIIrani a n d TaiT¥Tiy Ihe addresa lndk»iadlln“d an PROPDSECIED EXPENOrrURES 2003. a n d ending on tho 3030lh day ol Septem ber. 2004, shshall be paid for Ihe purpose of nmoating a]l liabllitlos ol the Cityy NOTICE O P TRITRUSTEE’S SALE Iliad with th e C lark of Ih Capitol improvomanl Pur'u n d of TvMn F a lls for tha aforesiBsakl fiscal yeor, oil m onlea eccnjcnjlng to tha G eneral and Speciasdal Funda herein mentioned, orf On Wednesday, the 14th4th (day of January 2004. at the Court. ’ Council Chambers-CltyIty Council $46,022322 80 m uch thereof a s may be necessary, a re horetty approproprialed from aald Gonoral andnd SSpecial Fundo respectively lorr hour o f 10:00 o'clock a.mn. . olof aald day (recognized tocal STEPHAN. KVANVIGIQ - Data Proloctor/ComputclUter/Smart Boord S21.173173 tho se v e ra l purposea forwlwhich the monlea accnjlng to salsaid funds a re colloctod, to-Mrlt:rit: • tim e), at Twin Palls Couniounty Courlhouse located at ' STONE S TRAINOR P u rc h o se A uger Falls1 $1,300,575S75 425 Shoshone St, N„ TwinTwin Falls, ID 63303-0126, In /aTRussall Q. Kvanvig Total Capital Improvemotnoni Fund OPERATI«TINQ FUNDS Ihe Counly of Twin Palls,Ils, i S to le ol Idaho. M ichael L. Attorneya lor Personionol posod Expondlturea S1.367,770r70 Schindelo. os Succsssorlor TTrustoe, will sell at public D e p a rtm e n t Paraonnei SSuppjlea Othar Trmsfer Total a u d io n , to the highest bkMer.Wer. for cash , in lawful monoy ot Stroot Fund the Unltod States, oil payablerablo a t th e time ol the sale, the TVrln Falla, ID 83303-0083,naq Sr. C e n le r Parking LolJl S67.600500 City C o u n d l 112.285 2.000 19!Sm 133.570} following described real propsroporty, attuated In ttte County Telephone: 208-733-2721^ Total Strool Fund ProposMSOd City M an ag er 187,540 7,450 10,262 1.475 206,727' of Tvrin Falls, Stato of Idaho,laho, and described as foltews, Expenlondituros $67,500 Finance 271,350 34.350 162,603 466,303} to-wtt: PUBLISH: Soptom ber 18 Inlo S e rv ico s 244,279 2,400 174.480 2,884 42^043I LOT 13 IN BLOCK 95 OF IBUHL TOWNSfTE, TWIN 25 a n d O ctobcr 2.2003a ’®’ Llbrory Bond Fund Logal 1.000 142,450 143:450) FALLS COUNTY, IDAHOkHO, A C C O R D IN G T O THE ____ Debt Sorvico ExponsosOS $904K>4 C om m unity Dov. 143.788 2.000 9.350 736 155.874I OFnCIAL PLAT THEREOF,!0 F , RECORDED IN BOOK 1 IN THE DISTRICT COURI Total Litjrary Bond FundId Economic Dov. 102,962 500 31,000 134.462! O P P L A T S , P A Q E 33, RECRECORDS OF TWIN PALLS OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL P ro p o jod EExpondlturos S904•04 H um an R e so u rce s 333.355 3.000 79,945 416,3001 COUNTY. IDAHO. DISTRICT OF THE STATI Polico Deportment; Tho Tmstoo has no know^owiodge of o moro partteular O F IDAHO, IN AND FORDR ICDBQ Fund Invostigatioas 932.711 4.000 40.585 13.153 990,449I description ol the above relon■eloronced roal proporty. but for THE COUNTY OF Doll Porking LOI $500,031i3t Patrol 2,867,983 8,500 113,887 23,596 3,013.9661 p u rp o a e of com pliance withIth IdIdaho Codo. Soctten 60-113. TW INFALLS Total ICOBG Fund Propoiposod ■ 854.683 ^43.300 243,736 4,424 1,146,143I- the Truatee haa been infonnomtod ttiot Ute addresa ol 513 MAGISTRATE OlVtSKMON E .Ppondituros ., $500,03131 Firo 2.469,056 117.300 153,900 5.827 2.648.085i 1 1TH AVENUE NORTH,, BUBUHL. ID 83316 may som o- Cosa No. CV-2003-3967 Inspactiona 267.238 6.100 13,550 2,948 289,836I tim es b e a sso ciate d with saU real proporty. N 0TK:E t o CREDITORS‘RS Pool Fund Animal Control 30,000 132.000 162.000I Soid solo will b e m ade> vrithoutvrH covenant or warranty I.e. S I 5-3-801 Log R alt ' $2,95353 Enginoering 570,136 6.990 102,650 9,263 691,239I regardingtitlo.posaesskinore1 or encumbrances lo satisfy tho In ttM M atter of Iha Estate'tolo H ootor . $2,12828 Parka .531,003 110.085 • 110,135 17,533 666,756 obligation aecured by andI putpurauant to th e power of sale of: DOROTHY H. ER Crash bars $88080 Rocroation 220,079 i20.625 115,625 . 2,919 359,248 conTerred In Iho Oood off TnTmst executed by Brent E. OHLENSCHLEN. Total Pool Fund Proposoflsod Expondlturos $5,94141 Tronslor • BID 15,000 15,000 Hilliard and Tammy Hlllianlllard, huaband and wife, oa D ecoaaod. T ransfer - Capital Improvorromont 5.488 5,488 Grantor(s). td Twin Foils TItkiTltk) & Escrow Company, os NOTICE IS HEREBY :B Y Orug Soizuro & Rostltuliorlion Fund .Transfor • Pool 62,452 62.452 Trustoe, Mtehool L. Schindelo,dole, o s S uccossor Tmstoo, for QIVEN that. Tarry RaJnks VSA Lobtops $3,00000 Tronsfer - Dierkos 24,611 24,611 tho benefit ond security’ ool l, Associolea Homo Equity has boon oppolntoc> 0 d Total Drug Seizure & Rostestitutlon TOTAL GENERAL FUND» 10.138.428 17171,600 1.656,663 192,311 12.158.002 S e n d e e , Inc., a s Bonoficiary,tary, oald Deed ol Trust dated personal roprosonloilve®ot ol -Fund PropoBodod Expenditures $3,00000 Ju n o 1 . 2000. o n d recorded>d JiJu n e 6 ,2 0 0 0 , a s Instmment Ihe above-nambd doca- Stroota 596,869 3.350 1.169,600 190,421 1.980,240 !No. 2000008S53. Mortgogigage Rocords of Twin Folia - deni. All parsons having''no' PROPOSEISED REVENUES S tre et U g h ta 205.000 13,627 218.627 .County. Idaho. claima against tho doca*ica* C apital Improvonvont Funcjn d Utirary 1,074,246 1.074.246 THE ABOVE GFUM^ORSS AlARE hMMEO TO COM PLY. .. ------c^nt or the estate ore re­ G ront $21,17373 Airport 329,800 110.500 294.612 124,077 758,989 'WITH SECTION 45-1506(406(4)(A) IDAHO CODE. NO quired to proaont thoir•ojr Roserves $1,346,59737 C apital ln>provemonl 2.414,994 2.414,994 IR E P R ESEN TA TIO N IS MADi^ADE THAT THEY ARE, OR doim s within four (4)> Total Capitol Improvementent Fund , $1,367,77070 L l b ^ B o n d 163,320 163,320 .ARE NOT. PRESENTLYf RERESPONSIBLE FOR THIS n in th s aftor tho date ol tho Sr. Citizen Canter 250.000 250.000 OBLIGATION. ( Itrst publication of Ihis Siroot Fund A lm rt Conatnictkyi 1.311.111 1.311.111 The default for which Ihls ;sa le ia to b e m ade is ttte riotlca or aakl;:talm s will' ^bo R o a erv e s $67,500X) UO Guarantee 120,000 120.000 follure 1 to poy vtrhen due, undernder D eed of Trust Note datod forever boned. Total Streoi Fund $87,500X) W ater 1,236,110 779.200 2,188,608 465,150 3.979.068 Juno . 1.2000, the monthly payrpaymenta for prindpal, interest :• Claims must be present­#nt- Wastewater 352,144 . Il10.500 3,753.218 313.289 4,429,151 ai n d Im pounda df $561.92,*, foifor the monttt(s) ol May 6, ed to tha undersignod< Btat Library B ond Fund Sonltotion 108.151 950 1.312,479 110,362 1.531,962 2003, J through tho currentmt rmonth and year, and all (ha address indlcaiod ond R o se rv o s ,$904>4 Golf 169.297 337,000 137,775 23,079 367,161 e i u b e e q u e m paynrtents umilII thettte doto of aale or relnatata- fUad w ith th a Clark of tho Totol Ubrary Bond Fund1 $ 9 0M 4 Swimming Pool 157.500 157.500 m I ent «vlth an acc ru e d lntare«st,»«St, latab chargee and expensee. C ourt Diericao/Shoshone Falls 57.949 3.500 46.200 5,962 115.611 T 1 h e p rin c ip a l b a la n c e owlniiwing aa ol thia date on Ihe STEPHAN. KVANVIG.IG. tCDBGFund Parking 72,900 72,900 obligation < aecured by saidI De. asiasaessntenta, trustee'a fees. • Pool F u n d ' Historic Old Towne 24.000 24.000 attom i ey*e fee s, a n d any amounitounta advanced to proted ttte: SS.'eK i m ” T ran sfer from Cl Fund $5,941;l FIreworka 15.000 15.000 Isecurity aaaociatad wtth this foreclosure and that the ■ TMn Falla. ID 83303-0063 » Total Pool Fund $5,9411 8 1 0 . 72.000 72.000 EB eneficiary electa to sen or■ cau se ttte tm st property to be r •y aphooa; 206-733-272121 TOTAL Ali-FUNDS 13.154.948 32321.100 16,707,017 11,592,385 31,775,430 sso ld to o a tls ^ sa k l obtigatton. Drug Seizure’& RestitutionIon Fund Adjust for Transfers (1.(1.692.365) * (1,592,365) CDATED thia 10th d a y cTsepten^WT«er, 2003. ^ RUBU8H: Saptambar 18,18. Raearvae $3,0000 TOTAL BUDGET 13.154.948 • 32321.100 16,707.017 . 30.183,066 /o/Mk:haal/, L. Schlndoie a a n d O ctober 2.2 0 0 3 Total O ivg Seizure & ReattIwtttutton Fund . 6 .0 0 00 Succeaaor Truatee rnm ^osf^sr^sm PA SSED B Y THE CITY COLOUNCIL Auguat 18,2003 POBOXe 1990 » T M B W W H JUDICIALU . D ct« J thia 15th d a y of Septepta«T*ar2003 SIGNED B Y THE MAYOR^August A 18,2003 Boise.e I d a to 83701 O Sm C T QFTHK STATETE /l/CRy Clerk ' ATTEST: D eputy CHy Oaric Telephone:T (208) 342-2241I ' O F IM H O , M ANO r o n THB COUNTY OF ** PU B U SH : S eptem ber IB3and23,2003 ai PUBUSH: Sepiembar 25,202003 PUF B U S H : S e p ie m b er 1 8 .225, 5 , CO ctober 2 a n d 9.2 0 0 3 , , i 1 ' % y______

------— iMnibwaSk 2009, TkiM*#!* -tf. i I 733>09ii : NonceoFOFTnUSTEE'aSALE I I X i M S i M a FA-18964 'O n ttw 7lh day of Alanuary. m i 2004. a t tha hour o f 10:i o « o i; ____I M a M b A.M.. of ta id day. (racogt» g n lz ad tocal tlme),.[n th e.O mB o o i a ^ R nt AidwIurTM* CCn om M T. 260 M . AvMOT Not TWtn Falls, in ttw Count> unt/of FaHa, S U ta of'k tal ' First A n w lca n TM* CocC om pa^’of klaho. Ino..'an Ma F 6 7 7 - 4 0 4 2 Corporation, as sucMcataor t truatee, win .sell «t put!2bite .w w #*nafltci m M i a r l a y . aCKtlon.tothvhighMtt*I bMdar, fbr c a s h or c a sh ie rs ccheck. N . (cast) equlvalem j. In (owllowful m oney of the U n IM Statito te s, on payabt* ot ttw tinwI of sole in oompDance Soctlsction 45-1506(9) Idaho Codosde, Ihe following descrlbod1 r« re a l BUSUSmfSS HOURS: • proparty. situatod in theIhe County of TNvIn FaUs. SUate le of rdaho. a n d doscribod a as fonowa,f to-.wlt: HHiiBBiW NKSaoMUY — fKIM V i._B«ngtt.lfl_EMLPLtfto_ELOlLOiefi. rfM -A it-TO -S:30-ni- ■7—ssM -ir&:oun». s Idaho , -BBB Section 28: That portloirtlon ef Ihe SWU4NW1MNW1,VIM, more doscribod as thoho NorthI 75 feet of the followfiw fne 706 Fmo EtW ' 610 'FumlbroCarpetwt 603 CampersASttoOs . described property: COMJ3MM^NCING a t a point w hichils Is 3 0 * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 706 FarrtVRancndiSifipfas 611 HeH^ftAIr . •04 Motor HoRwsi RVs (eet W est and 105 feet»l SoulhS of th e com er sto n o aa t tth t e 0 6 0 LagM 306 « RwMSwvlew 6M FunMwdHouM Fu 707 krifiton1 CondMonlng . M 6 SnowVoNdes Intorsoctlon ol Birch nndind Adams Strool in the Villoooo o o f Kimborly, Twin Falls Courlounty, Idaho: 101 LoO-AFotfX) ^ : UnlumWitdHduMS 706 S««)&Fag (onnortn9ils 106 SpedalNodcas ^ RoomsFbrRonI 712 FarmsForlorRenl ForSolo ond North 77,5 fool of LotsLol 17 to 21 Inclusive of B locks k i s i 107 Abortion Aliemulvn ■ m MoMeHometIte > 713 PassnsFtiForRsnl 617 MusicalInsliumorU 1003AuK>PiinsA Kimberly Townsite andId iall the alley betwaen th& aaaald . fO« PrbtattoulSwvloss «C901 OpdnHMse . 607 OlBoolfMailRsnWt OA 714 PttsftnsWI WfMit « r« OAiee Equp./Suppt.UjppM toWMfW , Lots. Ivertislns is subjert lo the newspoMfs• « 109 HoaniAVVMms 602 se HoniMlorStls .6 0 6 ConnordilRanlali Co 716 FannAudicdkra 619 Bicydos 1009 Aulo# Wanted Tho Trusloo haa no0 knowledge hi ol a more particulX storHliinbo{ix(ntnKe.TheThe Tlmes-Nm restnes the right ti wy t004An«)uosACoi(>ciCii« doscrlpllon ol Iho obovo'0 referencedri real property, but f I to . 110-KonMMH«hCw« •610 sf OutO(-ArMiHom« 606 CondonMurnmrra Co 716.AQ6uilnMm t i 620 Toob&Machinery - - purposes ol compliancee wllhwi Section 60-113 Idaho C:ods,- o d oUmvWe, di»^t orar properlyp dossify ony od. Receiptto o f 111 EntwtanmentSorvico ^•11 Om-OI-SiM Homos Shams ^ . S«vlnOlf(»eaoty 621 variety FoodSvc*.vcf 1006 So ^ :IJ!|.l!i.!M «a2 WantodToBuy' ' eqwmcnt Counly A sse sso rs olfico,o, litho oddross of 319 Birch Str* ■ ■ ■ ■ M l 623 Medical Supplies mebylhbnmpqm. ^ |013 61 AoMmsndUxs 2? heidiSI »» 1006 Trucks South. Kimberly. Idaho,ho. Is sometimes ossodotod wl WtmodToRont 901 AntquesA6 624 Guns&RHlos sold roal proporty. The otfw liw , not the newjpi 614 heomoPioporty ™ 1007 TivxkPwtsAAcc«ssom ^ 214 Emptoymwl wanted MotMHoriM Space * Coitabieses 626 Canvktg A Huffing Sokl solo wiil bo m adeado withoui covenont or worronronty responsibility for ifw truthful I I . ^ 1006 SUV, - lion or oncumbrancos to satisfy tl- 217 Eflvioyment *’ RoonmleaWMM 602 AppiarmM Equlpnwnt oifvertiser nwssoge. ■ 10M Vara A Bussoi oblfgallon socursd ^ andEtnd pursuant lo tho powor of se OtW H t o ACrans 626 SportingEquvmont 1010 Aulos lo> Sak) conlerrod in Iho dood ol trust oxocutod by KALVININ H •’• r s T ' ^ — *■iMsflsts 627 Gm b o Sotos QUMMOW ANO KIMBEIBERLY K GUMMOW. hueban« n < l 617 CondorT**jrm 701 IMUMSlodc&Poullry 606 ElecSonicss '' 629 FisaMartiett to il ImpomASpwtsCAra a n d wifo, as granlors,s, tot FIRST AMERICAN TITLT LE 616 MobHHomoi 702 0 # |gaw 2se*c«> COMPANY OF IDAHO.). INC.. If an Idaho Corporation, ac s 301 Business Bti O ^C aO eS 606 HolTubs&l sftccossor trustoe, for iheh e bonolitI ond security of VI/ELLLi-S Opportunnes •619-CemcleiyttB------611 "sippiii------^ 9 n ~ < s s s ^ F ■■■loia-AiwsHVKos-rficpaB------' P A R Q O HOM E MORTCRTGAGE, INC., fka N o r wro « i s t M 2 MonoytoLoan 626 2 0 'R ^ Esiato wanted 703 HonMATack Hor 800 CcmpuMtsrs 901 ATVsAMolorcydosydos 10**AmoD«aief5 M o rtg a g e, Inc., a s bonollcoliclary, rocorded J u ly 7 ,1 9 9 77. . eOS 304 imwmentt 62621 Mmlielurod Homos 704 PMS Pte SPM Supples 609 FkoMod 602 Bools&AcceSMrmlonos 9000 Sorvico Oiocioiy' Inslrument No. 19970107*0799. Mortgage Records of TwiTwin 1 ...... Foils County. Idoho. I •I I ' —I— 1 :——^ T DAIRY DRIVERS „o f a r m THE ABOVE GRANTORS3RS ARE NAMED TO COf^PLFLY C ALCOHOLICS , Earn up to $30,000, como V^ITH SECTION 45>150I506(4)(A). IDAHO CODE. NlNO ^oioi^H ||E ua||^| A N O N Y M O U S I ARE YOU Feeding Foromon W onted’e d ’ BSTTivckDrivtngScheel*• get your Closs A CDL wllhilh Wanted oxp, form innchin- HEPRESENTATION.ISS MADEhi THAT THEY ARE. OlOR 208-733-8300 & 726-4650*y READY FOR A\ Largo S u n n y sld e . W A oroaroa C lass A COL 3-4 & 6 wks. R6iATruck D rivingig ery oporotors. 324-7148* ARE NOT. PRESENTLYXY RESPONSIBLE FOR THI: I - dairy sooks workingn g classes. Job plocomont. School. 208-738-5026.* — DISCOURAGE OR NEW CAREER?7 loromon lo join oul loom.im . $30.000-$40,000/yr. OBLIGATION. FOUND 2 Beagle dogs,Lli . DEPRESSED Iho w ^y^n| collars. Coli Come to the Musi bo bilingual with top 206-737-9272’ FARM ^ Tho dofaull lor which:h Ihls li solo Is lo bo made Is th TRY FM 8.99 or 9.07* W anted dopondoblo & oxp, folluro lo poy whon duo.0. uundor Deod ot Tnjst Note, th Southem Idaho organizational skills; p. FulHlmo/Roiiol. ability to drivo w h e e l load­Qd- f o R l v i R ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Iruck drivors & tractor op­P* 8 Wostorn stntos & monlhly paym onts lor Prine'rincipal. Interest and Im poundsIs cof FOUND dog modium sizo,^ ******** C a re e r F a ir ,rs. C lass A COL Drivors lor erators for potato & bool $721,30, duo por monlhth forI Iho monlhs of Oocomboib o r. block & white. Noor ’ ers. food trucks, tractors. ol Alberta, Hom o wookly. Top wages for qualifiedlod tood grado tankers, harvest. Auto, irons., no'0 ridor progrom . hoollh 2002 a n d January ihroughigh July, 2003 and oil su b so q uJo e rn t Blltorroot Drivo & COL roq.. how oqujp. poym onis until Iho doto) olof salo or rolnstalomont. wllhth o . Eastlond. 206-733-7488* For STUFF Tues. Sept. 30 porson : 401k employee>00 plus bonuses 3. insurance, fuol and bonofils available. P leaISO so Up to ,31 p or mile Joromo oroa.'Reforoncos,0. safoty bo n u se s. ' , ' r^orfthly loto chargo accnccruing at S26.65, wllh Intoros FOUND Germon Shephord $99 or Less 11 a m - 7 p m depending on oxp. Cali 678-6283* occruing a t 8,375% por annum,anr and continuing lo occru< submit resum e lo : f i Z X. groy & black, Noor Big PO 8 0 X 3 3 8 Run It Western Slalos Irttm Novombor t. 2002,!, ThoTi principal balance owingi o' Littlo Ranchos in Joromll? o. yr Homo ovoiy 3-5 days FOOD PROCESSORS of Ihis daio on tho obllgaiigaiion socurod by said Oood o 3 linos CSI Gymnasium* Outlook, WA 98936 or Noodod Immodiotoly ^ 11 ownor not lound froo tolo 3 d o y s 2 years OTR oxp,'req, Trust Is S79.886.63, pluslus occruing Intorost, costs oni ■ J fax to 50 9 -639-2678. A pply o t 6 8 6 B lu e L ak e a• • Aircrall shop ossisinnt “ " d a good homo. 324-4340* All Inquires confidontlol.*,1- P or detalla call odvancoa. Ali daiinquoniIt amounisar aro now duo. togotho L 3 d o l l a r s * BS 1-600-967-2911 Blvd. or call 736-3655* includes light wllh accruing lolo chargctrgos and Intorost. unpaid amnnd FOUND Lab X approxi-<1- • ASKINQ QUESTIONS • * IDELIVERY 6 am to 5 pm M on • Fri* socrolarlnl dutios. accruing taxos, assossmoimonts. trustoo's foos. ottornoy':ay’s matoly 7-8 monlhs old.d . ' t Horn p«r ad. piiee musi bo C onduct public opinion IGENERAL I compuior knowlodgo. foos. and any amounis advancedod\ to protoct the socurit>jritv 1^1 shots, dowormod. incluOM a eonsocutivo polls ovor tho tolophono. SHORTAGE DELIVERY days. Pnvaio Party Only. “• DRIVERS ■ dotoil onontod. E-maii . a sso claio d with this loroclojclosuro and that tho bonoficiarylary Call 208-735-1392* ABSOLUTELY .Company Drivors & CANVASERS NEEDED rosumo to |fs® p m t.o rg .‘ olocts to soil or couso Ihotho trust proporty to bo soldi loK FOUND mix brood, fomalo‘■O Call u s loday! NO SALESIIt s Ownor operators. Ride with von ol Kirby ; satisfy said obligailon, Strictly research. TheTlmea New s Is GENERA—:------Found 9/16 noar Murphy'^y Tho Timos-Nows . accopllng applicationsIS Trantport Dealgna Inc. doalers, Enior homos ,Nood Exirn C a sh ? Doto; Soplom bor 2.20033 Hol Springs. Block ond'd Clossiliod Dopartmont $ 7 .0 0 to $9.00 p e r h o u r. •y is now hiring OTR drivors oniered in c o sh , FIRST AMERICAN TITLE.E CCOMPANY OF IDAHO. INC. ^ for a shortogo dollvory Tho Timos-Nows is looking C. whito w/rod collar. Coll loto 733-0931 oxt. 2 4 drivors, M on,-Fri.I for our lanes betw een Iho lor an individual thal By Monino Colo. Trust Ollic3llicor idontlly 208-857-2340.* _ 677-4042.* Flexible ovos. days. A o Wost Coast and Upper ♦ ■ ^h o ste s s gilts wUh wknd. hours. 15-30 hrs.„ Applicants rnusl bo commutos Irom Gionn’s n Midwest I proviow of now ost Forry lo Mounlnin Homo," PUBLISH: Soplombor 18,8, 225. O ctober 2 and 9 .2 0 0 3 LOST Airdalo Torrior bo- por wook. Greal part-time dopondablo, hovo a tw oen Acquia and Ruport.rt._ ********* good driving rocord. & Youwillovoragell.OOOto Kirby. Fun, exciting ond M onday-Friday lo fill Job or socond job. ,, I3.000milospormonlh, lots ol incomo possiblo. — wilh rod collor, onsw ers to" C lo a a to CSI c a m p u a . work woll w ith o th e rs . vonding machines. This . Oorilm. Coll 208-436- Must hove a rollabloo w/drop & hook, no-louch, Call S usan loriniorviow conlradod position could, “ r e m e m b e F i For more Inlormation Long, ScottItt D.C a n d B rook L. 4122 or 206-312-3712.,’ vohleio. A ppllcallons8 no hozmat, dry von freighl. holpdolray gnsolino costU „ That binhday ad you placodJ C alt 736-2853 ^ ^ ^ 3 3 2 8 3 5 0 j^ ^ _ NOTICE OF' TRUSTEE'STF SALE available at: Wo offer bonus programs. lor a dopondablo individ­ On January 20.2004. at thot hour oM 1:00 o'clock am * som e limo ogo in Tho dlred doposll. LOST Blue Hoelor, lomolo. _ The T im e s-N e w s ual Wllh solid transport.1- olsaiddQy.Inihoiob^olF01 First American Tillo, 2 6 0 Thirc 0. 7Vmos-/Vows?Nowlslho' AUTOMOTIVE No SaloiHte.ond competilive IGENERAL . I >b. _ limo lo como pick up your- 1323rd St. W ast tion. Intoroslod parliuu Aunnim Nnflh Twin PnIK ^ on m Lot Tochnlcian/Dotailor. Twin Falls, ID. 83301 ♦ Gonoral Labor conloci Jim Dnlos nt > ■ plduros. Stop by tho Clas- You must: be TOT quaiilied, E SO ,. Attomoy at Law, a s s :Succossor Trusloo, will soil[LP.I al Wondoll. Piooso call ' • Full llmo w/bonolits. Attn; D an W atock* ♦ COL Drivors 208-4gQ.12S9.- pubNc-iiuction to tho Nghoghost blddor, lor cosh. In lawful tl siliod Dopl, lodayl * ,738-4481. ask lor Dave*- ^ mlr). 25 yrs oid w / 3 years ♦ Construdion r , 208-539-7055.* fNSTALLER^ monoy ol tho Uniiod Slateloies, all poyoblo al the lim e ol - DENTAL------. trador-traiior exporionco. ♦ Aulo M ochdnic \ salo. Iho lollowing doscribocibod roal property, situated in the AUTOMOTIVE . Denial Iront olfico, exp.p. It running our lanes ♦ Phono Sunroyor Olsh Noiwork R S P organi­ C ounty of Twin Falls. Statetato ol Idaho, and doscritMd os r Tiro Sales. Alignment J& prolorred. Sond rosumono oppools lo you ploase callI ♦ Customer Soivico zation Is looking lor lollows 10 wil; lemole. Pointed eors & front end. Porson need- lo:lfilN.RIImoro#602,>2, Connie, Jennifer or prolessional onorgoiic : od. Must have own tools. poopio lo instoll soioNiio Lots 7 a n d 8, EXCEPT tho10 SSouth 10 foot ol Lol 8 in Blockjc k patch ovor Hght eye. Lost PREQNANCV CRISIS CENTER *• Twin Falls, ID. 8 3301.* Sommor ol t-688<16«534‘ 5 ol HANSEN TOWNSITEITE. Twin Falls Counly. Idahoiho soon on 9/18 noar Bob I 401k pion. grool bonofils. PERSONNEL sysloms In Twin Falls nnd “ FREE TESTS. Always Som o oxp. necessary. ’ • DRIVES------DRIVERS------surrounding aroos. Nood occording lo tho olliclol platlat thorool,I roeordod In ^ k 1I ol Barton Road & Subwoy0 Contidonllal. 734-7472 >x- PLUS Sandwlchos. Answers lo P lo aso apply In porson at:it; Class B COL. m u s t t>e e x ­ amnerMtSkTrtnaportMaon rollablo Iruck & ow n lools. Rials, p a g e 93. rocords ol>1 TTwin Falls County, Idaho. perienced, hovo good)d OTR ~ full lime. No applicant toe, AND Swootlo. Coll 208-539- 30 W. too S., Joromo. Musi havo good work )- iifiliSEPPyfl Magic Valley Tire/ work history. L o cal ro u tesas C lass A COL required, oihic. Good Incomol Tbai p a n ol Socond Strool31 WWost as vacatod by Ordinanceic e 7055 day or night.* nTF/tor^volTsS-TOSo* LesSctiwab.* from Gooding, 934-8934*t* . vons & reefers Fax resume lo Manny *.146 roeordod Docomboror 15. 1993 os instrumont No. . LOST COI black ond whllo, 735 Overtand 676-4040 - D RiviR------— Family Insurance & 401k 206-467-6399* 1993018935 ond Ooododd hMay 22. 1995. os Instrumontont llulfy. fomalo, Aroo noor CASHIER ,y Call 324-3515 betw een Olosol siralghi tru c k . P/U No. 1995007990, moro porlllortlcularly doscribod a s follows:/s: Gorry Lano In Filor. BANKRUPTCY ” . Port time posHlons y 9-3 p.m. wookdoys*. , BEGINNING at Iho Northwo!wost cornor of Lol 7 in Block S of Compoiitivo ralos on ovoilablo. Evbnlngs a n dI- ~ anddolivory,6day3AAroek. > O' Coll with any Inlormalion. ,0 ORTOIrS - HANSEN TOWNSITE. Iho TRUE POINT OF BEGIN-IN- 208-32e>e866* Chapter 7 bnnkniptcios. wookond shift. Compoiitivo0 Hoavy lifting. M u s t h a v e NING: and running Wost110 10 foot: Thorico South 90 foot: Jell Siokor al 734-8452* good driving ro c o rd . P aly y Opportunity for molivalod n*' LOST English Polnlor. solary. Apply a t T h o n co E a s t 10 Tool loI ihiIho Wost Boundory of Lot 8. S tin k er S u ilo n . rs$t400Mio.30S-3085* long houi Iruck drivors, malo.. black and whilo.)' BANKRUPTCY — Hoolth insuranco, vacation Thonco North olong tho WoiWVost Boundary lino ol Lot 7 a n d It Guoronlood lowest price 1 7 7 7 Kimberly R d. DRIVER 8, 90 looi 10 THE TRUE POIPOINT O F BEGINNING, blue collor. 3 yrs. old. Lost Twin Falls* ,, pay ond bonuses. t a NEED an aft!iftef schooliob??? „ SW ol Burioy. Call Nick > Unconlosiod divorco Must hovo Class B CDLr Toam; solo or roller. ' This Trustoo's Solo is subsubjoci to a bankruptcy lillngi o and a cloan drivino rocord, 208-260-0233 436-4189*I’ $295 * filing toes. Call CHILDCARE Call 734-9062 payolf, a rolnstalomont or>r dio'ny othor condllions ol which ;i loil lroo.1-8e6-688-239g* n Cali 324-2188. EOE* Iho Trustoo is nol aworo thtthat would causo tho cancollo*lo- LOST oyeglosssos ond N onny 4-5 nlghls/w ook In lion ol this salo. Further, ilit aany ol Ihoso conditions exist,St. c a s o . M a g ic V a l l o yy BANKRUPTCY Hoiloy. Possiblo llvo-ln.I. ORIVER DRIVERS------Coll 208-720-8198.* Class A, CD L/H azM at Ihls salo m ay bo null ondId vvoid. Iho succosslui bidder'sr's Spoodway, Saturdayy A ffor^blo paymont plan. TRUCK DRIVERS I p p l y tTODAYI funds shall bo rolurnod. ondand tho Trustoo and Iho Boneli-III- night. Call 208-733-6338 CHILDCARE------roquirod. Full tim o NEEDED! Ag rololod. tt clary shall nol bo liablo lo0 IhoU succosslui blddor for anyny loovo mossago* criminal manors.* 1 Opening closing posiiion. Somi & Ton Whoolors lor dfljmagos. ; .BraclRlee»t734.336r Agape Chrlstran Child1 Dnjg Iroo w orkplace. the potato harvest in tho , Lo s t S om oyed X. P u ro ^ J&C C u sto m . LLC Tho Trusloo h a s no Knotinowledgo of a moro particularior white, male noutorod.. iCLEANINO sorvlcos. Cara 734-3693’ Murtaugh aroa. 432-6675 3 1 a ™ description of Iho obovo> roroloroncod rool property, but 734-6621 .• or come t>y for opplications ■U' Right bluo oyo, lott brown1 prlvolo or commorclal. CLERICAL ler purposos ol complioilianeo wilh Socilon 60-11313 w/bluo spot In it. 1 yr. old. R ols avoll. Call 208-655- DRIVER------4418 E 3 W N. Muitaugh, *a«Nu e»*Mittmmmn liavtanii* Idoho Codo, Iho Trustoo has boon Inlormod Iho address Looking for ollico holp. DAD Tranepoftatlon ID. Mon. thru Fri. Ilh oacolleni roading nnd 89 RewordSZOOCalJf 4153 for moro Inlormollon.* m u st havo billing a n d of 280 R a ilro ad A venue WflWest. Hansen, Idaho is some-IO- 203-733-1323 Iv. mog.« ' Servleee, Gooding. Idaho.}. 8:00 om thru 5;00 pm.* communication shllla, and1 basbasic compuior knowlodgo. ' lim os assoclaiod with iho saisold rool propoRy. Invonlory control OTR available for CDL/A LOST Whilo gold dlorhond oxporoinco & good ' DRIVERS Said solo wiil bo m adoD wwilhout covenant or warranty drivors. Excellent pay Upgrodo from 0 lo A. regarding tillo. possossionsms or oncumbrancos lo solisly' ring, s iz o S 1/2 o r 6 InI dcustomor son/ico skills. package. Earn up lo . Apply Tododay At... W olmart In Joromo. SSO Part timo/Soturdoys, Iho obligaiion socurod by/ arand pursuant lo Iho powor of P looso apply In porson ol ,32/mllo d e p en d in g on Roword. 208-324.3062.* : TDK A uto S ervice S o habla Esponol salo conlorrod In iho DoDodd of Trust oxocutod by 19 YRS. EXP. 3“openings. oxpodonco. C o m o by P rofessional Truck teleperfoim anca USAS A 7 3 2 -5 2 5 9 Scott D, Long and Brookk LL. Long, huaband and wife, CPR. Low rolos. Allor 2374 Addlaon Avo E. 1735 S . M oln S t. ATTENTION I Twin Falls, Idaho Driving S chool 1390 Fillmore. Suite 50202 as Granior(s)..wiih AccreditBdlted Home Lenders, Inc., a school S5. Coil 733-9660.* Ooodlng IO. ® CLASSIFIED No Phono colls ploaso* 734-0566* Colilornio Corporolion a s tho Bonoliclary, undor tho O ood ADVERTISERS CHILD CARE 24 hours. or call B34-4451 e x t . 422* ‘ Health C are B enelits AvailAvailable! * Paid Training! of Trust roeordod D ecom bort>er 20 ,2 0 0 0 , o s Inslrument No. a Pro-School. ICCP 03. a s Instrum ont No. 2 0 0 3 - day of publicalion.* Coll 734-e853.* H ow wouid you ilko-to 'Position opon for full timo, 023628. In tho rocords ol salesaid County. moko $2500-$4.000 plus local haul, homo nlghls. THE ABOVE GRANTORS.RS ARE NAMED TO COMPLY. • Call Twin Foils I b o n u se s?? Sortd your Coll 206-324-8406.* WITH SECTION 45-1506(4)(i:4)(o), IDAHO CODE. NO HEP*.B- 733-0931 oxt. 2. or I ' rosumo lo DRIVERS j RESENTATION IS MADEE TlTHAT THEY ARE. OR AREI Burloy 677-4042.< | ■ B o x 96388 c/o Flaibods. w /® le a s t 1 yr.- ^ I h ir iy NOT, PRESENTLY RESESPONSIBLE FOR THIS T im e s New a PO 548 OTR oxp. O p o ra to In 11 OBLIGATION. OPERATOR A s a ls ts n t Mill O p eraio r. . T w in Foils, ID 63303* west stales. Exc. pay 6> Tho dolault lor which this sale Is to bo mado Is thoIO ' Part-tlmo should hovo pcponalilos and Interest to tho own transportotlon.'Call Experience preferred. MIchoel 206-423-4527* donements preferred. d a te of sale. S e n d resum e to Jackson Trucking vTho Berwflciary ok>cts to sell or couso tha trust property N eel & A asociatM . CONSTRUCrraN C Jerom e, td a h o to b e sold to satisfy sold obiigisligollon. 1446nitm0f«8t8ta1106 Prywail 0 Taper needed. 324-9004* 7 D oted thle 15th day ol Septasplember, 2003. Twin Faila, Idahe 83301* Work In Sun Valley areo. r ■ btaVERS------Mtary Roem er will Brown 1Kelly Runyon /s/P o u la Petarson Ca]IDave208-720-7817.* Immedlsle | posltktn fo r re ­ Trust Offloer for C harles C.. Ju st, Esq. ' FAX lAOhUNlSTRATKM I s liable OTR d rtv ers. R sq : Amerfcana D ream Realty ( For inlonnatlon concerning; thisth sals please conlact Tho coNsm ucnoi; ------I ‘Caldwell Banker . Coldwell Banker In aaarch of looal Long Exp. S framing carpenter ooodM V R/CtaaaA CDL. Ju a t Law Offlco at www,Juslla<}|lawklaho.com or Toll F re e a t T ^ m C are Administra- ^needed. 00^734-4674.* CiHI 1-677-6 2 S -5 1 1 3 o r Curtis Realty Curlis Realty l-eoO-923-9106 " YOUR - t o r tn the Magic Valley l. , 324-6026* oreo. Appllconts must CUSTOMER C SERVICE _ PUBUSH; September 25. OdOctober2,9ond 16, 2003 b« licensed, motivated ‘ Tolophone Survey bRiVERS------D AD and capable of auc- Rexlble schedules. Tanker < drtvers needod for caoefully directing ali N o sa le s calls. Iha Burley area. Clean ...dick on Reeal Estate - Holomeseller TIIU1ES-NEWS functions of a health mnr.parsonMifrw.oom i driving record pulling .doubles. ; BUY IT! SSELL IT! CLASSIFIED core fodllty. For more 111 R lw Ave. 733-7300* Inlorm atlon oall 5 CIrote A Construction A Tlmes-Newss Classified< Ad DEPARTfWENT DAIRY------73t-'104S* 1-a06-221-0481» A X ssistant HoRtsman . 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Must h a v e ra a u m * prsielatal Clean, d Caa 800-7540. $79,900.*■ .28g.iaodrm., 2 b a th , 1 levelsl VWIH P A L U i atory, 4 ^ BS 404«371or20Ma4«a6e. c u n t t e i i r : . brtck hom* on Ig. comerK b d rm ., 4 b a th ,. 5 .a craa, I Cwtai** o w ^ i m a ^ ' * ’ S |;liOOKINaFOR|V o n v x ------^ . wAuoM onovna I tot Fenc*dyard.m park-<- largaahop.O ffere E v e r y D a y l I lng, deck, patk). W onder­r- conafciarect 200-734-4786* ahip win benefit you at tax - I A J O B f Office aaaiatant. PT/FT. - A V M U t a ^ I ^ MESSAOE ful n e ig h b o rh o o d . Moti- r BURLEY Snake River7 . time. 206-5400342. Cometo'the m ustbeblllnoualln 1 YWIM fAUJ.3 b«lWim'; '}. ' English jn Spanlah. h a v,0 e Don't p a y to find worfc be- . vatad aelier. 2201 Conant2 2 bath, $ 8 5 ,0 0 0 . < 237+/-.skvea. $592,500. TW M F A LLS • Dr. C ali y I >; SouthQm Idaho basic computer akilla.B. (ore you get th* Job. For RT.OOi 208-078-2488* • can2os-73s-oioey R educed to $495,000. IKIT *00 1 0 x 7 8 .3 bedroom, I? I: Career Fair Contact Phil or Allc* at (ree information about< ISOOAapenSt daya o r 6 7 7 - 2 3 0 2 ^ . * Can (208) 345-3163 ' 2 b a th . M ust sell immettt- 206-734-6417.’ avoiding em pl^m ant aer* 1200-1400 SpurtockCL 5X5TUfP0R57BUHE Knipe LarKl C om piai^.* alely. C all 206-654>4046 — vice acama. write to Ihe• H T .tlS — 3 b d rm .-. 2 bath, mfg. - or200-431-4903.* - i^Tue8.-Sept. 30 —- o p t w a l ------— —Federal-Trada Commla-- • _____SMALLER FARM S_____ , Ann's Eyaw aar B o u tiq u e ' 100-200 W S N n^N r home on permanent foon- 0120 ACRES- Feature &i, 1 NASHUA '83 70X14. 2 J ; . 11 a m ‘ 7 pm > sion. Waahington. D.C., 2W g c »aLl& (Sharming Rivor.-Hagorman. Z d RESTAURANT 1263 O verland Av*. 2 b e d r o o m , 1 b a t h , buhl 3 bdrm., 2 b a th . welding, electrical and (OM R o p e r Building)* 1 O 37 ACRES • Row crop & CDL harpful. W agaa DOE.:. Waitress & bartender, CLASSIFIED Completely remodeled fsnn, gated pipe. Lovelyf ■. mobll* home, no pels d Evening shill. Apply in BUHL I tong te rm . $500 ■Kfeposlt. 4^a LL6 Poreciosurel and Mon. Call 734-00622 ing provldad.Plaaae a a n d1 AVAILABLE 100-700 W . A v*. S.- 3 bdrm ., 2 b a th .> $41,000 REALTY = Mon-FrJ. 8 am to 5 pm.* resum e lo 200-700 S . Elm SL Call 0 0 0 -3 1 9 -3 3 2 3 ext. 733-0404 ^ - Evertoq M attraaa F a c to ry I 3 & 4 bedroom hontea M ECHANIC ' t BELLEVUE/HAILEY RT.B37 —PUBU6 SB ftV tC B — ready now. Seller can a H 792 fo r lletlngs.* Diaaal Machanlc/Waldar KETCHUM . 200-600 E. A v*. I. TWIM P A L L a ME location PO Box 348 Both Carrter & Subetttutee MESSAQE help with llnanclng. C laiB slfleds A g b a a e d business. Com* 300-500 E. Avia. J . (SIg prollta ueually mean , 842 Elm S t . N . o ver2200 • _Mtlve waga. axp, req.. Twin Palla. Id ah o 83301 needed R T .62a ‘ or fax 206-733-0802 big risk. Bafor* you do ] sq . It., c o m p le te ly updat­ Sand raaume to PO Box 100-600 E .A v * . C. ' $47.0001 bedroom, 1 bath. ed, charming, 3 bdrm., 1 It pays to roadtiM ' Call206-2637114* II you live in thaa* araaa 300-400 S . U ncoln business w ith a com pany, ' KIMBERLY 2 2/3 or 3 1 602, Tw in Falla, ID check It out with the Bet­; Orest Inveatmont for this 3/4 bath, n a w kitchen and ' 03903.* 1 and would lika to b e e acres w/water-great vlaw, fine print SALES ter Buslneaa Bureau. For. price. Nica, cloan prop­ appilancaa, full bem t. with 4 milos e a s t of Twin Falls • Rsnchoia Supply In P ica b o, eaniar MOTOR RT. 0 1 0 erty. Call Kathy Panridge 3 bonua room a, family MBDiCAL------' ; P la a a * c o n ta c t If you live naar one of free inrormatlon about $30.000/acro. 734-96S9.* RN • Full-time days 4 Is lookino for full.|lm a ln< avoiding Invaatm ant 737-3920 or Ron Free­ room, waaK room/kllehe- Call Twin Falls sldo/outslde sales peraoni these araaa and woukf man 737-3915. MLSmO- KIMBERLY C ottonwOOd scam s, w m a to ttie F eder­ nette. R V parking, 1 7 3 3 ^ 3 1 i salary negotiable, bene* like to b e a carrier 6115PCi»4601 ^ $116,900. 730-0183.* Heights. Pricea Re- Full'-llme°& Part-time P le a a e c o n ta c t al Trade Commiaalon. -^Hhranlnga a n d nighta. (Its Ineluded. K now ledge Washington, D.C.. 20580, • ducedll S^ectaculor TWIM PA L L S ------• views, c re ek e c c e s s end - ,Jtm adlate opening (or ol agriculture helpful. orcall tna National Fraud NEW LISTINGS Buriey 677-4042 768-3M 9 lor interview. information Centar, woiking trail. Kimberly r . r^M D S coordinator. • Lovely 4 bdrm , 2,5 Schools. Closs to' Soulh _ L JMRbaanRN,a»ertenoad 1-800-676-7060.* GEM •bath hom a overlooking Hills & P l e a a a n i V alloy ▼ T T T T T T ^ ..p referred but will train thaI ISALBS i . STATE REALTY. INC. Condioridge Golf Courso. m right parson TRAINEES 2QB-734-0400 SoKCourae. Call rF IL E R 2 b d r m . m o b il e ' ^ l>A» 2 family ro o m s, spacious 423-5276 or 539-7604* . t -m aster aulte, efficient home, S290/mo. We- iniin'tSL'iSranur Earn S1500<-while kitchen, pretty yard. SHOSHONE : (North) uy*ra coat. TWIN ' FALLS "Tlrad o7 C MEDICAL sVu*diof$900 do™h | s(oc*a7" Check rolurn JE jg R O M E 2 bdrm., very INSTALLEFiS Avenue E. • $550;mo.208-228-2016* |Lovoly & b e d ro o m family cioon, hoa sprlnklera. NO R ag lstarad N urse. fulMlmo 100-700 A sh St. 8SHOSHONE K on now 4 ploxos. ’ c daya & ovonlngs. new HAGERMAN 5 bedroom, Ihomo, acroaa Irom City pol8/smoklng/dn)08. $450 IRONWOOD R T .732 Motor Rt. 8 1 7 I Pool, ready to movo In. _ Coll Chuck 733-6207* p . __graduaiaa aro.encoun>oad 100-400 Elm SI.N. ’ ' 3200 sq. ft., built in '96, ! mo. 4- $4 5 0 dop. 324-0843* 10 app^. axcallont salary COMMUNICATIONS. ^ INC. 2x6 constniction Ownor Sollors I motivated. Drivo | Immodtolo opening for 1100-1300 Heybum E. IIIf you lh « in th e a * a re a a n by617N. Locustorcoll I JEROME 3 bdrm, 2 both & benaflts. Please Contact R T .768 and a ra Intaraatad In ”Wdftb 5AV mettvaled. $145,000ffinn. mobile homes, no pels, ' K ata W llaon, RN Twin Falls, BeUevue. Ira Call 206-324-4595* . Marva S30«441 I Hailoy and Kotchum 1900-2100 Sherry Ortvo Landmaric Realty.* ! long to rm . $475 * de p . . Director of Nuraing. ond Lane “"’“c isrr”' sPronundaUon;/EVER/ . c 324-8903 or 543-6342*. Oooding Rehab ft Living aroas. Must have ow n n: angor or w rath H'AGERMAN'located " on WEST W MAQIC. Ovar 1700 TWINFALLS 1 i triKk ond tools. Profor 600-900 Sunrise Blvd. P iaa a* c o n ta c t Gridloy Island creek side t 8 acres zoned Hoavy JERO ^ M E 3 bdrm ., 1.K>‘ C e n te r. RT. 767 ‘The students' apathy . sq . ft., 2 a to ry 3 bedroom , .8 somo oxporionco. is Ihls custom built 3 bdnn ■ 2i bath hom o, 2 c a r g a ­ hdustriol. All cily son,»teos ' ,*’5 balh, fenced back yard, 1220 M o n ta n a St. 300-399 Scott Ct. stirred the ta a c h e r'a Ire.' 2 + bath brtck hom e, great r ______934»S601* Pull-ilmo wllh bonolits. rage + e x tra sto ra g e, Tire _avail. $1 p o r s q . ft. no pots/sm oking. $565. FAX rosumo 208-461-6027 300-499 Sunrise Blvd, = room, Incld. kilchon, IMng f Call 324-6470.* R T .775 placo, (amily room, sun 8 8, 30, or 40 acrae zonod- r^^fisTPA R ^^ .oro-m ail & dining rooms, all with room, r nlco law n. 30 min. Hoovy Industrial. $8,000- __ 500-900 Buckingham lullI view of sconic RIloy S JEROME 3 bdrm,, 326 7lh TIME JO B ? )wir\n«lronwoodcommuni- |v S. ol Hailoy in W ost Mag­ $12,000 por aero. 4% JEIAvo. W.. no pots $600. — callons,com 2300-2400 Fllor Avo E. Crook. Woll landscoped i l< K eep your civilian lob. or - R T .776 ic. yoar-around accoss poid to roal osto to ag en ts. 208-733-9656/731-2345* A sta y a full-timo studont. EOE/Drug ei Froo W orkplace* ATTENTION I tho * best value for wotor $130,000. S Call Rachel 733-8700 dw or^ght,* 500-700 Ironlogo propony In tho C JEROME 3 bodroom. i a n d bo a pan-tlm o SUPERVISOR si CLASSIFIEO ‘ CooperatMcCannDaech f W hispering P in e Dr. ADVERTISERS valloy ' $270,000. Suzanne F both, slove. relrlaorolor, soldier In tha Koyholdor K< poslllon avail- 500-700 woodland Fonion Reallora LLC for m Army National Guard. , Jenson Real Estate days m n orolnloj^^^^^^ I no sm oklno/pots. $595. ablo at ‘Only Ono Dollar*. RT.7B 6 I 637-6116Avknds 637-6179 p= I208-308-0326 Meaaago.* Ploaso apply In p e ra o n . 600-900 Capri Dr. P le a s e c h a c k y o u r J *-**Eam oxira monoy , In th » B u r te y a n a HANSEN BY OWNER ^TOE^M , E^N^^^ n JEROME 6lean 1 bdrm, must bo avollablo anytim e. 1500-2200 Falls Avo. E. a d o n th e first d a y . MEXICO/USA Odd y o a rs, JE i ★ * * W o p a y for coilogo 820 g Bluo Lakes Blvd N.. 3 bedroom. 2 balh. hom e. Ctassllied ' Department ** stovo/rolrlg. No pots, RT. 795 Wa are cunently If you find an error w/offico. hardwood Offico hours aro w/5433 loos. 7 night $350. st Lv. m sg 306-0326,* *-*-*S tay In your a sk for Sherry* 1500-1600 Princeton commuriiiy — accepting applications we Will correct it. iiolloor In kitchen. $39,500 or 3:00 a m to S:30 pm studto w/lull am oniiios. 29 $5 1S00-1700 RlchffKsnd , yrs. lolt with 2 w e e k s JEROME'Clean j f i 3 bdnn. 2 * **Son/o your country TRAININQ T» SPECIALIST for independent carriora Wo will not bo resp o n si­ bestresonabie.ptfer. M onday th ru Friday. . ■ both, fam ily rm. -f garago. Noodod to work with a d u lts R T .6 2 2 ' ovail. In 2 0 0 3 . Por m oro t t Call today 11 you aro Ni 100-800 3rd Avo. E. ble for errors a tto r tho $645. No pels 543-0005.* willing to w ork port-iimo wrth dovolcpmontal - B urtay to O ak lay first day of publication.* iniInspoction Sat. & Sun. 10-5 ^Wo ore opon to ail walk-ln JInfo call 208-733-9339 disabilHios who Hvo. work. 100-700 4th Avo E. M otor R o u t* Homo will bo eoM Sunday iraKIc to o a sia t you in e JEROM E n ic o double wido wtiTla attending hign di RT.B24 ond rocroato In th e Cali Twin Foils night to building y o u r a d to ■ . mobile home In family ’* achool or coilogo. or 200-1100 Sth Ave. E. pork. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, no pursuing a civilian . community. Minimum R T .4 0 0 733-0931 oxt. 2. or HIQHEOT BIDDER. 'maximize your results. ■ 1 yoor suponirtsory 100-1100 6th Avo. E. ,W ost 5lh S l.-W 1 lS t. Cail 208-423-6342* ' O r cell o n o of our ■ pols long te n n . $550 dop. careor. R T .6 2 e I Buriey 677-4042.* _ oxpononcod and 1 y e a r Parke Ave.'Cvartand L CiassKiod Sales r 324-8903 or 543-6342.* ■ Call: SPC Barlow 100-500 Adam s ' HOME INSPECTIONS RLER Tr^lo wrlde Marietio 32 <206)736-3954 o r ■2000 4-slnce1993, Representatives. on < 1 (enced a c re . 3 bdrm .. KIMBERLY 1 bdrm. Com - ^poop^o'JS^soblllties.^ 100-200 Filor ' R T .436 k pletely rom odelod. 1-60OOO-OUARD* R T .632 Bin Baker. 208-326-5115.* 1 2 bolh, AC. Approx. 1800 ni E. Sth St.-9th S t. ■ 1-206-733-0031 axt. 2 sq.tt. | Loss th e n 2 yra. old. $375/mo.ir 055-4153* tivo wage. Apply In p o rso n 100-500 Jeckson.Monroe, Ovariand-Hlland ■ JEROME 2400 sq. tl. 3 132 3rd St. W I ■ NEW SPA PER and Oulncy Lets of e x tra s. $ 120,000 KIMBERLY 2 bdrm, 1 bath, bUHLi996 Pleatwood bdrm..\ largo fenced yard. Twin Falla Otflce / CIRCULATION HT. 852 s,, Shod, sprinklers $85,000- /offor. Coll 208-326.5858,* stove, refrig., $450-f $100 450 Falla Ave. #101* ! Stop by our Burley office mfg, n home. 1496 a q . ft. 4 f ______8tldop. Call 423-5289 or Twin Falls ID 63301* 700-800 ; MOOdOWS a n d fill o u t b /offor. Call208-324-1448.* 1-200.677<.4042 JEROME manufactured d( TTm TInft-N aw B la __ 600-900 W ashington N. b d r m .. 2 bath, white Jx 423-57S4.* an application o r w/navym trim. DW. alovo JEROME JE 3 bdrm., 2 bath, 1263 O v e r la n d A ve. Ihomo 3 bdnn, 2 bath gas 42 aecfUIng appllettlont TREE t f SERVICE IR T .8S 3 forced air, AC, wood- SHOSHONE 410 N. Chor- tor a fulMlmo LoLooking for oxporfoncod ; Call 735-3348 ond0 refrtg incl. Ablo to bo couniry o hom e, 2 1/2 acros or Burtay Office* < 700-660 A cadem ic Dr. 1263 O vertand Ave. n ry, ho m e -i-lg. shop. $500 Dlatrtct Manager In our titroo trimming, topping p n d 200-3502 Moadows Ln. , movod $40,000 280-2656* w/watorm shares. 2 car “ TWin Falla Omeo -n (Okt R oper«ullding)* garage, landscape with PUBUC: SERVICE ' garageS w/oponora, 'store or buy. C oll 206-733-1359* ‘Vomovlng troos. 3-4 y o a rs II you livo noar o n o ol ^ bUHL 1997 14X70 Nashua fl room. 2 covorod petloe.lg _SL The succossiul condi- ooxporionco, oblo to opor- 2 bdrm .,2 bath.Manufoc- auto «, sprinklers, slorago M E S S A G E ] o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o thoso a re a s ond would Soiling p ro p erty ? lol. '' m ature la n d sc a p in g . O * dato must bo oblo to aio u 0 boom injck. M U ST liko to bo a carrlor Tna pJaco took I me \ turod homo. Rofrig., W/O. shod. Call 200-644-9087* noi TWIN FALLS Don1 pay o n y fo e s until il's fruit Iroos, (oncod yd. outo TWI•How 10 a to p poying ronl . work wookonds. bo havo ri valid drivera P le a a e c o n ta c t b sprinklors. RV parking. *H d o p o n d a b l o . h a v o tl soid. For froe Informotion * and own your own home.* lleenaa. Call for appoint- Je n l. DIatrict M gr. cUclauiflod. Rnd your iroM- hondlcappod h ramp. Ex- Rolln)d- R seniors downsiz- ol 206-343-1302 appt.* an oxcollont timo manago- r,mom 324-3301 .* L ufs loday, Call 733-0931. cicollont condition. Owner ir obout avoiding timeaharo P ro * Holp 7 3 iM 3 4 e * _ ---- 1 ing. Ranch atylo, opon and i rooi o o to te sc a m s , Kl mont skills, and onjoy finoncing. M ust rem ain in boom b ceilings, 3 bdrm. 2 K1M8BRLY 1-688-453-4177 , - M# 1001 : working with youth. An park. Coll 208;543-8342.* b. write to th o F e d e ra l 2 bdrm I .1980 S e q u o ia in 0*0tk0*0*0*0*0*0 balh brick hom o. Lg. RV Trode C o m m issio n , n outgoing porsonality is & 2 car garage, golf cart Wi nico park. East Cantor. TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 a plus. Washington, O.C., 20580, K H im b ^ . $1 2 ,0 0 0 TWI BUHlr- storago, f, Tg. shop, on Oth or call Ihe N atio n al F raud Ri bath, eppia, 210 S. Blue Thisontrylovol ACREAQEASHOP fairway fs Joromo County ROBEOT JO N E S REALTY Lakes b a $47&Klep733-S036 managomont poslllon Country 2.35 acroa with C Infomuition Center, 733-0404 LU T h e T u n e sl ^ e w s ’ c 1-000-070-7060.* ^ YwIN FALLS 2 bedroom . includos /osponslbiii^ m i 40'x24' s h o p a n d a 3 ping. p Great bargain TWIN FALLS '61 S o h a ra ties in managing youth ntea yard, $ 4 7 5 * doposit. bdrm.I 1.5 t>ath hom ov $175.000.208-324-3404* S 1,4x56.2 bdrm .. g o a appi,, 512SthAv*E. nk: 7340329* a n d adult earners, salos Torrffic viow a n d lo a d s of s r KIMBERLY 4 bdrm., 2 exc.condition newaWing, si, prom otions, ond shady troos. HURRYIII $11.900.208-324-4969- TWINFALLS W BeeutttuT~ providing oxcollonl $119.000CallJim. balh, lomily rm, w/pollet g 3-bedroom, 2 bath, appls., custom or sorvico. II you stovo, custom cuptxjards, * garage, lawn care. No ■ oro Intorostod. como in China hutch, sprinkler &rill out a n oppNcailon BARKER sysiom, f, AC. landscaping, .§S^ItS3?7^^BO ‘' REALTORS carpsted & hardwood by 10A»/S003 i W s tMiaod-849-4sn ^ ■twiM PahA (bottaga. 2 TtfTJmaa-Nawa floors, garden spot, 2 c ar ■ CEMETARY PL O T S bdrm ., fan\ily nn„ kitchen. ^UHl AR ^A 1 .2 5 a c r e a , gigorage. 4 lota. Cloaa lo EQUAL HOUSINO Attn: Dan Walock A v a ila bble I Septem ber■ 2 l i s t ^ (2) (or aale. Appls. furnlshsd. W/D * P.O. Box 546 2400 sq . It., Ig. k itc h e n , scschool. For m ore info', call OPPORTUNI W Coll 206-733-7809* ^hookup. $500.733:0001* TWtn F a lla . ID 63303 gas fireplace. AC. Ig. 7:734-9560 or 423-5166* AJ JJ rMl Mtato aA^fealng In r — - A DRUG FREE ' loncod,&: shody b a c k y a r t. RkiMBERLY ii 4 bedroom. TWltil^ALLa NewSbdmi. 2 bath, no pala/imoking. , WORKPLACE- Call Kathy 5 car gorage. 30x72 ft. 3 3bath, 205 Diamond. ZmOM IJMgMl i> w N M m ■ tnx:kshdp.tri $1 6 5 ,0 0 0 . $134,900. Call 208-423- ^ 1 yr, le a * * $995/m o -f -Call 206-543-6539* e377or260^ie.’ » dT’’?l!2ti“* = dep. 2300 Eaatwood Rd. IINEWSPAPER I D>istrict i: M anager . «AGK: VALLEY AREA— 0^200-324-6060* CIRCULATION I RuhtJPERT 4 bdrm, 2 bath, m "K n«»or>mt erlgln. o r an rwiri P A L L s z b d r m , i 735-3348 brick home on 5 acres. M Tbath w i In co u n try , $500 mo. iThe Timos-Nows la ac* $138,000.200-438-1878. gr ^ ^ prt^.AjiyjWdMon^ bat ' copting applications lor after 3 pm. Or Jerry O §iS^KrrS5lon™''^'llSl tt4 ^ 1st, last arKJ cleaning dep. !' a part-tim o District Man- £ ■Ulus Inelwd** ohlMran ref. requlTMl. Avaii. 10/1. 208-430^81 before 3 u u" n M rltM a e* o « ie> « ilm ___ t-a0»012«43$6* Ml ' • a g e r Aaaiatant. Thia po- pm.15 additional acraa CaD 200-731-0070.* I'sTtlon wilt answ er i ^availabie.*. £ rWIM PA Lc* 2 bdrm, 2 liphonaa. deliver mlsaad BBURtEY l 3 bedroom. 2 | „ f m rw iN F A ir s ------«5Ssssrjsm “-« bath moMI*, prtvate k>t l-papera. and deliver bath. 4 yeara oW. 1 5 2 6 1 ^ % appis. storage, 423-6104. rootea o n Saturday a n d 1104,000 8 bedrooms. 4 X!!TM» n m p a p e r win not _ balhs. Exeeli*nt Income S? l-WtH PA LLftdbdrm , . ' Sunday mornlnga aa WCLO FisMwaad u i& 6 . TWI1 bath, c a rport, naw- I-needed.Idaal candU $128,000, Cail 208-1 property ctoe* to h o n ita l. wft 2 bdrm. 1 b a th , naw cor- 1 i 'tdatea ahould be de- 677-6479 o r 2 1 9 -0 0 4 6 . I Loretta Thompson 731- U pet, new central air, all can ; < pwidaMa. have a plaaa- 423 P a rtah C o u rt.* J 1779. MLS»107346 2i s , s : , ' s r 3 i ‘r = s SIelectrle. $20,000. 200- No No amoEin^peU. $006 ' 4«e9Sdap.»i>7»M 0*r , -:ant dem eanor, and P C td ie i SKSS1S.*5."S?SS 312-2322* a0M 4O42S2* have reliable tranaport- JI tw in f ALL* 3 bdrrh., S ; bai^ Mck oountiy hom IBHOMB' gO O f C la y to n . TWObath, all appla... W /O . . . • OHM. m tereated parHea ssar5r«£saS ™1396.sq. ft, 3bdrm.. 2 bat I a h o u ld fill o u t appUca- on .87 acre. 3100 *q. n. d*ck..kann*t, 2 « a r 1 Jbath, rock fir*pl«o*, all d* I • ttoo a t The Tlmee-Newa MMoubia o ar g a r a o s a n d GEM I gw ag K N a w ftioMa. t H O a fftt.. and fum. Must ba gwi by September 26th.* ^ . 3030x40 ahop.-^^ooo. STATEs REALTY. INC. 2g CaCa>20fr2 1 M ^ . * 20B<324-8e52 L!1isasijr******’'*” ' moved. s $40,000. firm, -fd 200«e0-1420/29003ir^ 208

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TWIN M L L 8 3 b e* d ro o m . KtMBERLY Largee 2 2 TWIN FALLS free< utiutiie.H r— PAINT registered 99 yyear QBRMAN SI^BPHEHERD JO 12-row22* Coniheasad KAY feeder, oat KmK a or n d r ------1 bath, fancadtyard.no yi bedroom sportmennent. Coll 1 -2 b d rm a p t. le a s old gelding. Pleaae .w h ite . rebuHi A ready $ 1 8 ,6500. 0 strsw.for sale. Call1206- 20 smokJnQ/psta. $s;$ 5 7 6 m o. 206-4234377 afleriter 7pm* . refs,»425+dep. 324-4; tfterSpnLM ^^ smalee. Nyssa Tractor. 734-3569 or 731-3471.*71.* 1st. latt. + d»p.• C4C « n ^ KIMbSHLV - bup ■ ■ ■ (2) m a le* . $250. MoiM othar CaD 541-373-4020*r HAV premium grsMI hay.ha 2 bdrm . 32&-3446 or 539-619-gOOO bdrm , 2 baih,Ig. Ig. farh'lly duplox. K itchen appiaapi: KIMBERLY Sln^^tI wide ^ Tni IB— w/papars, S350.J-Call C TftAfctflh John Oeif e ^ 60-100 lb. bales. Deli'Deliv- Did you know...A BauM:, «mr». $650 room , part fencedeed yard, .w/O hookup, AC.: Dapi lo and new doublo sn m m m 208-324-7456 Ptctuic tu ra s; 'B*. eiectrte v ta it 3 pA i Cat< orad and hand ataekaleked ArwanwoniancingAU.. TWIN PALLS 4 bOm polenrtomeexclte.co(Ti 19.* divorce II her huabartOs* * d*p. 1778 3rd■d /Ave. E. • no smoking,nopela. no lg. yd., convenle'nlniloca- k avail. Friendly vni corn 2 hitch, operatbra nlanu- w for$4«ale. 324-7319.* 734-44«4 orM» »4 ^ 1 6 r .$ 6 0 0 /mo.+ dep..ip.. rela. tion across from TFHS.TF Moblla Eatatea. • “ <* a l i mrar GREAT PYHENECS p «rea. HAY prenrtlum- 3x3 bale Free mIcrowavee with* 12 $600/mo. + $30010 dab,d aboui 1 month rent PREElPF p i v p i a a i s thm pleoreadytopo.$ foss:10a R iiffSSiiSSM^rtip 1000 ton and 3x3 stra , ■ TWiN ^ALLS 4 'd*; ^TTtS* Call423«83.- 2 bam. family roonn 4-3373 Aval lO'l.296686-77 •-* riaaa-MM.’ ' 352-4246 or 5 ^ 2 4 6 bales for sale. 206-761 fairs Claaairieda.- ^ 3530 or 786-2521 eves.' garaao. 1 yoar leu --H ear the qia u le tt 'TWIN FAIXS ------TWIN PALLS dingi G R IF F O N S W ire polnl l9007month +$800 ” U K E NEW- 3 bdnn.,., 22 1battl ' double apac ^ a y aU. Fre*I -MarMUcii s . pa rJt Avallablo now ,j«0,a s!5J vftAtrtiit swttw euiDz 60 HAV<^lty 2 string bal«s o i l / nty dop. or optionon Ito buy. i -..r^p.rtj anrh- 00 mo. rent. Cameo Hcliobfle ' / Dam e. Call 731-611-6678 /Ullson auto., air brak<■kes. delivere.d ancihan» ® nd CHECK THE ’ ■ CallShcfTt 206-280 e.u<.i,.c.ii7»<0( Stuff to Sen? ^ 733-2113* 16fL.6wayblade.3p(p o ^ t stacked, any am ouni O l i s r “ Call our ClasaHled - p - p hHch. elec t over h ydn rtOK- SERVICE . Twin Folts . carolndudod477S5 + cdep. JA C K RU SSEL TERRI1 dralk; Call 324-7319* TWIN FALX^ J e a n 2 k ,m 4 . . Staffat: T-iS? control. $420( _ DIRECTORY ^ ______aat FUar Avanu*u e W e a l- 7W-41M* 645 Oulncy •B-clea O lal 733-0931 ext. 2 .000. frrrtAW clean barfay_an ----- bdrm -rrl-bath—ex-extra- jflBSSuillI 1300^ -208-324-7146.:------^------DAILY------^ ------spacious familylly h o rn e TWIN FALLS T bbedroom. e o etorage. $475 + dep. ------:— 6 7 7 ^ 2 ------with full basam ont. PPM ^ '^ c Sh ajfrSSffiS*V a n d Iind those wtK> e a n . arjt. Quiot 2 baih. newly pol 207Wrrachlng#2-soci .TtwTtmee-Nows« . j X c iT r u s s e l l ' t e r 3- ^ helpyouwlththoao- , ' oroO‘$050 * dap.I. tr>tr^udoa . oppiiancos. AC.! JERO M E roommifleSI3 b e d - ww»,n»g»cv.«.y.cOH. • o d 2 bdrm.. 1 bath1 -w/wrtota . room houeo,$1.9 "" ' I e r pupe-B eautiful mi runs. Both lor $ 1 0 0 0 .O C g i,, &YrtAW fe r sa le Bariey dutleayouaretobusy •: , walor, sanltQtlon. I*®5 + -ie r p«w p la » a o ltf . ‘ string bales, small am oi df etorage. $475 + dM-d « utllltlea. Avail. Oot f . Inga, vory smart. $450.$4: 206-6636799.* 360 Qrandviaw’- N« N o rth :3 1 1 »L e i t l j ' 1 d a r / ‘ Call 208-423-4653.* ____ nta o L Can 206-539-1745 bdrm .. 2 bath witlwith nico TWINFALLS BRAVaIeY REALTY*fTY Full privileges 212-11 ..... 734-5M6 1179 X l o v eb« 1— ‘mUt!;KBteD 2o f t e o m>mbl- StfaA W ton bales for s J e nolgttborsandlKrIntvlng-$87S •••••••••••< la. TWIN PALLS malo 755S:ro Claaai/iad..- LAB pu ‘ ' * Call Con at ■ r V parking, quiet build t state 731-9214 or 734-89010 3 • Call our Classified0 LAB, A K C (ENGLISH)ST“ tRti6k/TRAmftFtatt 733-0931 ext. 2<" BRAWLE Jhrd. N. A pts, and Colonlol Af 206«80-0839* - C ■ 357 Bluo Lokos B(ve TWIN FALLS prWSiTt^ Staff at: C R & ^ A BLACK:K ||ner'933406C/> )• starting at $275; 1,??? 733-0931 oxt. 2 '"T TOE5a55B5 ------REALTTY 734-4339* _ room, aftare t>ath, cic P U P P IE S . NFC. CH.H. FC.f o n g .lo n g w h e e l b a a a HP PAVALLION. 400 - y Ing a utlllllos, no smol AFC.ondJH.i^CKC would lli 20'bod. rui >•' mghz, Windows 98, Ifi^- r a * ^ BRAW LEY * . cham pionship bkMdllmclllnoa. well. $11,700,436-6215 9 0 TWIN FALLS /pota. cloao to C =— monitor. 126 mg. ranf; 734-585€ Y $l50/mo. plus share !!!------, M others hips OFA ^ WHSa YSY b AW 3.000 REALTY excellont dowclawod^ Wanted ¥6 bUV tru. ? ~ , r $ 1TO. Call 733-6465.* • TWIN FALLS 9 b « d * utllltlea. 206-733-8023‘•J. •owe pvippi»» uxuS hobi for 20 ft. bed. 2 string bales, $1.50 pe . SARATOGA a ______0r a a e bcmma i a JuJ u » t. (Irst ahots A wormed bale, (fall 208-487-203! 7 bath, acraoge. r« ire II 7 3 4 -5 8 5 8B * TWIN FALLS Roomm Coll 208-935-2983* buy. Call 2 0 8 -7 3a 3 -rS m ? APARTMSNia imolo daya; R eo d y to 00 9^26. _ _ or 208-539-2037.* 3-1359 You have 10 see It w aniod. $250 month,1, 1 util* ThmnkM Maaa.-Wawi W h e e l LOADg R -2 1 = r a — - 0 It 10 TWIN FALLS studlos ^ $475-$600. ^ W h ^ a Y dV ^A W 3X4 bis TWINFALLS all brichrtcK 2 car . bollevo III 5“ ^'. Mo»p.ild.a973. C i a a a i f i a d a . - Coll 206-382-3105; or yd. diesel articulated, a aiiachod garage,g e . o n S ' bdrm . cabins, all utils. 1 Palos- Northeast Orogoi ble, $300, S420. $52!>525/+- TWIN FALLS sook mat3 tu re -V^rgiaim C.- 208-861-7431, PleasoiBso - goo d ru b b e r. $ 1 1 ,5 0 FIREWOOD------^ oeroas, 3 bedroomima. s pos- C om e se e what'i 208-308-7656/731-165; area. Contact Chris o SIOOdep.206.733-8848841.* female roommate. Det North Slopo Hay CCoq C ut split firewood. $ 9 0 a - .^ . 8tbly4.34)t70»Oshop. speclaj. • .Stuff to Sell? p lck ^ load.J^|ipW( upjj- S7S(Vmo. -Ktop. 733-<33-6605* Luxury 1.2 & 3 bbdrm. d r TWIN FALLS-2 bdrm.,1CTS 1 LABS. AKC roglstore m 541-786-2257.' _ _ Call our Classified p a re n ts on site. Yellow ■ TWIN FALLS b s a u liifu l 3 opartmonts s , plex. W/D hookup. Slni IM staffat: Q W H ^ a Y dVt^AWamal _caiij»a;8a4jeg7i.ag: ^ - bdrm. 2 bath In oxcoxcollent Woshor/dryer Indudduded, car garaga. Near C: t j l j l ------733-09310x172— ■ ' -baies-rFifiT'ffr'more' 103* 735-8M 3 or 404-1988* . location, SSOO 4- w a t e r contral hoat A1 aliair, $57 5 + dep. 734-«603* 677-4042 ^ UdAb StAUS H.tllela id > MINI DACHSHUND Pu B ''p?i^'f'$13&'Mrd?spTl^' met. no pois/smoi I!”;® " WENDELL nowor 2 W TtwTbneiHI^ , ' P “ P* mkl al20. 6 p a n els. Use H del. to Buriey area. O ^ '. Rels. Can 208-308-7 •sssrssKSS“3 - 1 both, appls..* W- ^ 0 CONNECT !!____ plea, AKC, 3 female®lo®: 1 season. $195 aaci araaa$135/cordplusgi« •- - R ia Timam-rnmwm« $275. CollKaron TWIN FALLS c laa n . i lilSS hookup. Waior. sow*o w e r. WITH o '* B i After 6 Can 54 3 -6 9 4 .0 8 ] S 20S-677-4182 hr. m ag.* «l<»«d gafbogo pd. $500/mo. C iaaairiada 0r*e-r<« - 208-646-2263* 1 bedroom 1 bath, CUSTOMERS ^ FIREWOOD several type*,; *800 dop. 208-536-63 > muitm, tmmei"' MINIATURE SCHNAI Calvary Chapel Church loncod yord. $375/< WHO • -Diaaam A. Jtttp a re - Falls Ave. A 3300. SwWMt eet . Of h a rd w o o d , a ls o a o ll. ' doposit. 208-736-464 Weoreanelghbortx . ZERS AKQ 7 weeks ol ally. wood. Split A dallveredr' ------NEED first Shota, males and I c o m p ic k ed tre a h dally. TWIN FALLS for loleaae a or walch communit Stuff io Sell? ■ O pon Mon.-Fri. 1-5.5. ' 543-2717 or 543-6541* - YOUR , males. $400. 654-9996 solo S bdrm. 2 bath,lh. ioppll- Catl ourClasslflod ----- 5at.9-5 10oorafor$1 ancos. foncod yord,■rd, g ar- C allorV lsK todaydayl SERVICE Staff at: POODLES AKC toy[yTit f ALFALFASEED black Famwr to farm er. WillJl 733-1333 or 420-13011 -*.* tractor with tog cutting d o n . c lo s o IO C S l n o 651 Saratoga Or. A dvertise in1 733-0931 oxt. 2 molos. 1 aprlcoi 1 blac b u ss'saw , 32* blade witSS J e r o m e ' HoiMay Motoi smoking, pot nog.,,$ 8 0 0 * 735-1600* ' 677-4042 $550 each; Health guar sickle mowor. Rung great? $500dop.404'S716.M6 .* s s a B S S s 3 s ^ = U nder now monagomormont. t h e T?»eTtnwatNewa ^ nioe. Call 208-54^711 Nico. cloan, comfortabl now point. $ 1 2 0 0 . CalT- TWIN FALLS Lg. 3 tbdrm S e r v i c e R^T TERRIER rescuod ALFALFA SEED tre a ted : T I 423-4600 or 539-7700.* ••••••••••••■■ • • • rooms. 401 W. Main. ADSfHSraSS^ tta a 90eAb. RangerA V ernal S600 + S350 dOp .EAN 324-2361* D i r e c t o r y ,rSd m onths old $7Sh« '®l- ^OTAVd^' STOR/Tdg^ WOOD STOVES Acm< smohlng/pols, 423-<23^6348 SPARKLING CLE/ pups for salo.purobrbi ‘ rabies ahot. nouloroiBrod Delh/ery available. 0 Coll Bret 208-645-2263* 208-667-3450/409-<457_ FOR RENT. Top quality‘■'"V (w/heat oxchangor) $250. > or 420-1488. 420-59i TWINFALLS KBa ------733-0931 ext. J Call 208-732-0950* zL - rofrigoratod. humldlcoll.coif. Earth Stove, $300. Blazo-’ > mircrowavo & relrlgorato bA a& ^Y pups,/\'R~<: B 125.000 CVI/r. T uttle Exit King, $300. Fireptace lr« • TWIN FALLS N earr new n, 3 Loundry & Storagt Call lor pricos CATTLE 3 Je rse y bulls.s. 16 cham p linos. Soo familmiiv* R O T T W E IL E R L a b ml bodroom, baaomDmoi>«.- . 833ShoshonoN. ^ J ; puppies. Adoroblo. cu< D 147 Call 208-731-6530Oor or .sert.$100.206-67»«2«@ Capi1Mot»L 733-6452452* mos. old virgin. Al $750$7 email pics avail, wirxrykrv m 825-5256 leavo message*IQO $650 Of buy. 733-13S13S 9 : - ■ 28(M>761 or 734-433 ------o a c h o r oil 3 lor $21C 1 9 ' d ly A v e ry loving. 'B.$51 S J . TWINFALLS------100. llOonawotlnot 536-5712. TWIN FALLS NICO atramall 2 •••••••••••eeT A F Coll 536-5312.* Coll 208-423-4653.* - ALFALFA 1st, 2nd. 61 3r bodroom; with car| ^ « OLO TOWNE LODOE ____ BEAGLE pups, boauiifu TWIN FALLS (2 ) BuBull, 2 Cloan & quiol roomsns •OOATS-ALPINE Doo roglstorod, AKC. ARH/iha’ ROTTWEILER Purebrerbrod and somo grass mix. Wi COII208-543-8800- w T . Will 3 . ■ ■ . . b d rm ., 1 b o th h o n MIcrovnivo & rolrig. HBCHBO A lso. P ow dor Rivor callc born 6/1 5/03. Co: o I i P u p p ies, no popors. po ®®ll omounls. 20806- ^ TW IN FA L L S SPOCIachsus $500-$S50/month.I. $300S Uundry. No Pols. onts on promises. $$1001G 324-5002 or 306-007a.* 8 - J mold my J lW n f f ». table. Coll 208-324-27fl767* 208-823-4101.* '•* WANTED W rom larm andond rocm mme ia . duplox near part0 riM«-JS«ra 3-13S9' tW IN FALLS 1 bdPdrrrT 2482ndAvo.W.733-563Gi ^ 2 i TWIN FALLS LiVESTOCXK pupplos, will be greireat SHIH TZU Puppleal culling, all small baleaes, season Filer aroa. Claaaifivda. . . TWIN FALLS spolla> tleas 3 ' upstairs. All ullinios>* tP«W- T W IN F A L L S M O T E L COf^MISSION COMPAfANY' hunting dogs. Parontst atoor 2 m ale, AKC Rogistorood 1 9 Stuff to Sell? . 487 Taylor St. S700/n h ookup, SIOVO 4 rol ^ Pug AKC Roglstore< ■■ Coll our Classified ' SSOOdep. 2P8-731-6I ' Tock-Regisiorod-Qradade BOA CONSTRICTOR Ro ire d . horso hoy, small a m o uirttS n t No po ti. $400 + depo Chock in oil horsesI iolled w/tdnk & acc essosort- r Fawn colorod. $300)0 c o r ok. $ 4 .5 0 /b a le. 10 bol— Siaff at: TWfN FALLS Very.y nn l e e . Call 208-423-4532* . by 5:00 p.m. os. 8 1/2 li. long. $40C100/ pick of litter. 208-43C4 3 6 - minimum. 206-324-311919* FREE A pralaal Daylfit 733-0931 oxt. 2 ^bedroom, large y fwHTFSnSTBSmiflroom n l offer. Coll 206-735-593636* ee92or208-312-4269* HAY ‘02 $65/ton '0 3 ha;^ Sat.SoptomtM)r27, 677-4042 • 153 Austin $450+ d e p TheTlnwe-Newe Kltchon appliances.e s ,N o JERO M E 14x70,2 bdrni.rm IT Spoclol Ihls wook Is bdXER~Pi^os4 lomalmiieol W O L FSalntSere r - $75/lon 16x16 In balesL/ 10amlo4pm 14 «»ww,wg>cvi—y.eowi • ■ Roforencos. 206^734-«»*-«S77 , pott/^moklng. $375>+eloc. *t bath, well kopt lerwodid ycvd Polroost and salad bar ots, nard/Nowfoundlond puppupa SADDLE original B ontonnm 689 W ashington St. N Of tolls docked. 1st sh o ts }6 BED complete. Queen', ' T W IN F A L L S . 2I bdrm b< . Call206-735-0473;73-* w /sq rln U o rs. 2 sio roroDO g SS.95 $250. Cali 208-670-2906K)6' beautiful, groot w/kldtkids. IS In. novor used . $ 2 5 0M 0 Twinealls • 734-6006 . houso & ono bdnp b ------s h o t r t , la ^ g o c a rp)ori, o rl "630 Railroad Avenue $300/Offor. 206-J20-4673573.* Call 208-837-4825* Opon Mon-Sat. 10-5 w/pillow top mattroaai (450 Twin Foils ® CHIHUAHUA pupplM We a la o b u y antiquest*It* $250/offer. 20^423-9000.* apt. for ront, togetha 'l828SheiwAvenueEi• Em i . appliances, no pots,$45( male and 2 fomolos. AKC = 1 Call 208-837-4825* soporalo. W /D, C t3oodop.c.ii3a«Bi«*16* 208-733-7474* ■ H a y ‘03 premium ha y . 12■53. AN T(6u'^ LbV E R ^ - comim e BEDROOM 5 pioco sei.*^ '• 3bedroom.2 bolhdui roglstorod, paronts 01 Ih o $ 100. Dinlrig table a n d 8 . fenced yard. 731-576 ■ ■ with covorod parkIrklng. TWIN FALLS 2 bdrni..r^ e« - MARCH CALVERS (4(T T site. Coll 543-4960.* - T H - 1 ion balos. of 2nd cut,,i Treasure Huni at tho o n Indoor Fllor Flea Mari(ot.kot. chalra, $75. Chest of m B m $576 + deposit. tra cloan, most uflt.I. non Herolorda. 8rod to ro COMBINE 6600 JD. Boarloan HAY 350 tons ol feeder ,od 5700/offOr. 7 3 3 3 0 0 9 6 ^ * BUHL 2 bdr.m. 1 ba uillltios. Frog's Landlnj I lon hoy. 1 lonbales. RFV 130lo STOVE-cast iron, usod stovo. rofrig. $ 325/mS/m o.+ ^ 7? SlulftoSoll? puppios, froo to gooc,o d foady. C h e v y *76 2 lor complex. Kurt 837-6227- w /poioto b e d . New clutchjtch. 8-140S. Windolivor. lor cooking A hooting,ig, BEDROOM siJiTE'Abao: • $150dep.208-326-47S.4 7 9 7 / T W IN F A L L S 2 on< ^ Coll our Classified hom os. Call 732-8078.* Coal or wrood. Voty good)od lutoly gorgoousll 7 pleoe* ' bedroom apta. ManyMa JEROME professional of — Coll 208-829-5605.: ___ Call 208-356-1121* • OUHL 2 bdrm. opts. OVI 'lo l- Staff at: FREE 2 female cow do g s _ condition,$600,731-1575’75* . C horry sleigh bod. Holr- amenities. No pets., $^$450 lice apace lor leaseISO. 733-0931 oxt. 2 10 good homo. Groat famIm- ­ C O M B IN E COSO 980) lOifor HAY 3rd cutting, grass/ loom quolliy. Brand new Rent basod on lr>com< - $695 plus deposN.II. Call( Approx, 2000 sq. ti. w/par Please call 543-6833 'Pff* 677-4042 ily dogs. 208-436-4194*4* p a rts. $200. Call 208-543543- Bllalo. small balos, sm a ll sllll boxod. Rolall $6200, . fordoialls 280-2752.*>,* s h a re d space, utllHlos in tt; 5525 or 208-539-2B67*r* . omounts ok. $75/ton sacrifkw $2250.420-6350* Equal Housing Opportun = r7Z eluded, 1 lOONori^“r'."h ^ h E E Bunriios.' 2 fem ales ■ TWiN FALLS 2 bdrm. r38 EQUIPMENT irlr. 20x85; ^ 734-5788 or 539-5986* I BUHL Kacy Moadowi MO io Lincoln. $750. 734-4600.' — wtth cage. Coil 733-1736 both, w/garoflo. closo i22i APPALOSSA 2 goldingafl®- or 410-2250.* duol^xlo. slnglo whool.ool. Nay 50- 1 ion bolos. 1ots t FREEZER upright 19 cu. tt. BUNK BEDS twin full vrith know laking appllcatii CSI, no smoking orrp pt ets. ------LYNWOOD------6 years, woll siartod. poi md., culling, lob te ste d , d a iry for 2 & 3 bedroom ap FREE cot largo, groy.7v~ eloct. brak e s, oxc. cond.. Iry good condllion $150. ft- m o tt re s s , w h iio m o io l : apart* Call 208-731-921414 or SHOPPINQ CENTERR foci for hunting, $200i Ja $2,350. Coll 788-7892.*,>.* quolity. 206-736-5943.* Call 206-731-1575* Iromo, $200.733-2255.* j monls. Rent ran g es?. !T5Jr fr 734-8903.* _____ Offlco & Rolall each. 1-4 year old App Indoor lap cat, needs $351-$5ia^mo. Call 2' offociionaio homo.1 0 . F O R D ’6 0 C a b o v e r. TillTMi hAVAtlollo4.000lt.balesM r I f r ?q b r a t 5 r ------— CANOPY b la c k Iron Wlt>1 ^ n fo- FALLS 2 bdrm. an t filly, groat youth prospect lina 2nd, 3rd cuttings, oxc. 543-2740 for moro Infc r w M 7 3 4 ^ 9 or 342^3M8* * $800. Coll Ken 731-7350, Spoyod w/shpts. bod. oqulpmont hauling :c. GE side by sido, whito. 26 QUEEN MATTRESS & p ets Main SI. $400 +$3 l£l ' 208-733-0570* truck. Now point, runsuna quality. Call 208-5S7-7 - cu. ft.. Ico A wator In dooK2B BOX. now still In plastic, CASTLEFORD 1. 2- . ^& 3 Roady 10A)1 212-2693S93.* TWIN FALLS CART t horse, good cone I3B. 9131 o r 208-845-2639.* bdrm apartm ents ova FREE dogs mixod brood;od greotl $1300. 208-436- ExcoUoni cond. $62»offor.or. Sacrlfk» $299.420-6350* f™"- twlHFALLSfSdrnTvi- 7 ^ E astland Heights nowostost $150 C tiarlot olumlnlun no. 9 419 o r 208-431-9419*y HAVAiMa.grass.2.strlno.o' 206>«36-376eor312-33S2’ now. Ront b a se d on r & fiberglass w/ collars' 7I loving, needs good homo. fo' .COCKEMN dining table hook up. new palnt/vlriMnyl. olf‘co complox noor Malo, modium sized. All cuttings, small lots ok, Income. Call 543-683 465 complotlon, Arrongo r>ow-raw lo a th o r h a r n e s s $55< K, hEFRld^RAtbRilSd— and 6 choirs, and china f Equal Housing Opportunt I + >f» GMC *76 427, 5+4. 205 XIt. $60:$70 ton. 733-4556.* W oshor/dryer $225. Eloc- ^ ^ 2 9 6 ‘0 opom to your oflKio Iromrom good cond. 208-731-1575 hutch, regular $4400, ^ ' EDEN I & 2 bedroom a ; ------r thisoxdushwdovoiopmont boot bod. harsh hoist.1st. HAY Dalry/loodor lot, 2nd.3* Iric stovo $150. Excollont>0' fo r$ l9 0 0 . Lazy Boy wing TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm.. HORSE 14 yr, old. QH m $6,500/offor. 420-7602*2* &3rd. lOOOlon, loading aA condition 208-421-0364.*'" i bnck choir, new $800 seO Thompson Propei 1 In tho 800 block ol' . m ore $900. (2) soddlos 8- FREE English fox hound X Manaoomont 731-1771 ' bam all oppls., w/gara(i« g o . E ostland Dr. 731-4061 or ' ^ (2) 3 monlh old fomalos.BS- JO H N D EER E 4450 power dolivory available. C allIll STOVE GE profile withI I for $400. Coll 736-1661.* ———- northwest & northeast. ’ lack $ 1200. $2000 tokos 208 423-6836/ 4 20-6734* FILER 3 bo drM m ^ 2 M i«. no 734.5163. Gory Thlonon oil. Coll 206-734-9659*r® W oni to stay togothor for-or- shift, mechanical Iront ** convoclion ovon,-re>gular COMPUTERDESK ■ pots. $500 ♦ $350 soci o n d Ooug Strand* _ ovor with a grool fomily.[7 : o n d . frosh robuilt onginolino HAY good loodor. 1st, 2ndid S1500.solllor$650. 3250 N. 2300 E. «B^ernia. .6rr 731-9269 or 736-926: '“ f S60/offor. Futon $50/offor. S. Filor H.S. $475/m on 7;^ HORSE SHOEINO onend Plooso coll 423-5435' “If $24,500. F235 Loodordor and 3rd cutllngs, smoll,t| 736-1661.* Computer monitor 17*. TWIN FALLS Now olllco"'I'’ irolnlng. Call Skootoi10 r you have room for 2 d o g s . CaD for oppl. 20e-733-68S! ^ s i * t w in f a l l s 2 bodroorr spoco lor rent. $5S0/mo. gs $2500.208-436-5420- balos, 56S-S70 ton. Call•II WASHER and DRYER_ Compaq. $70.736-1742.:, j Z l l - Extra-nico 4-plox. Roo. Coll 208-539-1517.7 .’ • to run & ploy. Not to b e illiS 20a-^23-5136,*______FILER oxtra nico clean 560 Fllor Avo, 736-8747. ^ Iled up or neglected* LOCKWOOD 4500 Polalo Frigidoiro hoavy duty.^ CURIO CABINET 2 dOOrs o o n a 5475 ♦ dop. 7^ HORSE TRAILER Crowr V 5300, Call 536-6730.* quiet. 3 bdrm. w/garo{irogo.- Call 208-734-91822 •* TWIN FALLS Spoco ovoll- — horvoator. 2 row. bollodlied HAY largo & small a m o u n - on bottom w/2 d raw o ra- ‘ ------oblo In tho now Magic 2/horso. good shapo, nowow FREE Qoldon Rotrlovor/0 " chain, blowor. $2500. CollC^ll ts. 2 suing. Also cortiflod.d. WASHER Whirtpool usod_ abovo thoso. opon spoco. $475 mo. ♦ dop. iTo po 01“ i l r o s . $ 1 6 ^ Australlian Shepherd 2 yr. roferonce. 208-326-588 TWIN FALLS 2 boOl«>»'S r,l Volloy Bank Buliding, yr- Oonnls O 208-854-2491(91 Noor Joromo Oolf C ourso.Q. 0 low months. Stickerssd ' 2 sliding gloss drs. on top. bath Duplox. $550* *350$3J 1450and2000sqltolfk:o..^0- 206-654-2161 aftorepm.-n.* old. fomolo, spayod, vory ovos, 206436-8052 days* 324-2157 or 308-5851.* Sllll on II. $200/offor, . rs $60/offor. 208-212-4901* QOODING LOW moorc o m o wdter paid. 208-423-594 -TT svioot. 308-3191* 501 1 Coll 734-6295.-______HORSES 2 maros. 5 & 11 Coll 206-677-3002* DINING ROOMTABL^, _ subsidized. i bdrm. ap TW iN FALLS 2 bfldroo — ; yrs. Woll broko. 2 paint 111- FREE kliions (3) and ol West Sido Coun. I room FALLS Vory nico • W a SHER/DRYER- 9_ 9 podostal and 6 chalra.' " ■''®’" olflcos 1 l5 2 sq , (t. on, ly colts. 2 -horso trtr. wolkDik moihor cat io 0 g o o d M aytag hoavy duty,>9 I n c l u d o a 2 l o a v e s . senior A/or disable ffi2aS!H $47T"'''‘ ’ in lock rm. 208-436-6717*17* homo. Coll 324-6478.* Cloon. nico neighbc . . Foils Avo. S690/mo, almond, oxcollont cond../ . $600/offor. 733-3009i6pm» Coll 208-734-4120.* f r e s kittons adorablo. hood, walking distarwo i ___ C all 208-736-1463.* MUSTANQ sorrel maro, S300/bOlh. 208-732-5277*i : DININO TABLE w/ 4 chairs; Ridloy & Kings. 3 apiapts. TWIN FALLS A Cloanran 2 £ = = = * = = = ■= 15 hands, broko, groalm l Also Iho mother cot. 734- irt 7401 loavo 0 mossago* ' $ 100. Rocllner blue. $ ^ avalloblo. Call Shlrhilrloy bdrm,. 1 batti. carport,1 k:. tols k ■ Chost of drowors w/mlrror. 208-934-4986 WOOkdOk daya of storago, W/D hooku 0 Sffic°oi;2^°32-5^242 FREE kittons. I HORSE I $35. Ouoon motiross'A - boloro noon. SmollI pc p e ta $525/mo. (601)920-1201200* ■ o r 206-731-3925,* whllo, Lovoablo. g hoodbbard.$ 2 S .. K a n d smoking OK. EquEqual TWIN FALL& A noworvor 3 FOR SALE OR LEASEE~ PALOMINO quooning— Coll 208-423-4361* ■ SHOEINO c5uNTRYcHRi5TMA5■ 208-731-2868.* Housing Opportunity '_____ bdrm ., 2 bolh. all oppl:ppis,. - W ostorn Farm Buliding. golding. $3000. Overofo FREE Klitons. 2 lomolos,- n S iT R A IN IN O CRAFT BAZAAR Booths5 ELEGANT formal dining QOODINQ 1 bedroom1 aptyap AC. garago, 737-9635.‘I5.‘ A largo offico In Joromo byby point moro. $2000, Callall lovo tho outdoors. 1 mole,“■ I HORSE ovoilablo to roni. CallII table, rich chorry. 8 house $325/monlh +dep♦di TWINfiALLSAltractSr,0 W olmart. 12 oflicos plusus 208-736-1661.* wonls io bo Indoors. W . G R I D L E Y 206-733-9971/356-1133*,. matching chairs; padi Wolor pofd. No petaita o r 2 bdrm. clean, appls, ,CO car- confaronco room on 1\ , PO N IES 13 yr. old — Coll 208-654-9458* SHOEINO L glasstop.$ 1l 00. smoking. Available 9/29V29. port, no dnigs/smoko/)Mif)Mts. ' aero. 10 moro acres avail. Pinto Golding runs FREE kittens. 8 wooks old.a. With 33 years FOR CHRISTMAS Call 208-731-6665* - Cast 208-934-4460*y ___ AC, $450 + dep, 733-25412S46* II needed. Brochrtiana bonolB/polos, supor nico.0 2 block and 1 gray a nId d C«e-1011 ^ TWIN FALLS leasing— trim 6 load easy, Call 735-4093.*______; V i TWW FALLS C k a r r o S n ” ' Call 206-629-4091 or ^ B R X C E S B fT S veryvrollmade.$40. Can. 1 _____ room w/appllancoi: e s single office space $230'i + t 208-731-270r FREE mix breed pupplea, PIPE REPAIR[ ALFALFASEED JEROM e'Nlce2bdrnd r m . Available now. 735-943f435- utilities. On Bluo Lakes _ cuto, noed good homos, Alf^h^me^^Hes. I townhouso. all appla. N 155;^ C®" 20e-734-1893‘ 3* QUARTER horso 9 yearor Call 206-326-6635* BOB-S BEST DRYWALL ' 733-1066.* ! '• fwwTFAU3ra55n2bd?; — oW gekiing $700, Acoustical A Drywall smoklno^pels. $550. Ct iownhouse. fenced yan^ard. TWIN FALLS Looking for a FREE mixed breed small toio Clyde’s Sprinkler FUTON, full slza, light pm ai ' 208-324 stusti - $450+$450 d8p5eO-296J96S* with office spoco for adorable with lots of color.[• Wtxether Its u>lnd thick m attress, $12S/offer. riders, CaO 208-28(M683*L 8 v>rka. old with ts t shots, dioo. oppts. & rrwat .V*'?; util Y W iN > lA L L & 6 le■rr” a n leaso? We’ve got onof *• dam aged tn tlte Jield Call 736-6786.* ^ tnd. $299.206-312-2111 Can 736-9919.* QUARTER HORSE Bayly 655-4277 or 655-4396* ^ Qrowyour 2 bdrm.; 1 bath. loade< _ or cleaning up the I KING PILLOWTOf^ * — mare: Exc. riding horse.i- FREffPuSS bonepOe buMlneasI - LOTSOF RtASOWa^ N o amoUng^Mts. $49596+ TWIN FALLS ShSpA't ^ , Qood 4-H prospect. $900. kilSe.46lrichdEblgI t mottress and spin box set, , TO MOVE ONE $406 dep. Ciid 735-0473473* fw uae with rostrooma and Golden Retrlever/Whltee H and Unea A I new. still in plaatic; | ^ Call 206-423-5101.* o W heel Unes AdvrVmlnTh* acreen TV, RCA surround ' MUmaRTOCAU.L TW M FALLS------, office. 4000 sq, ft., Indud- Shephard. Ready 10 g o sound w/CD player, PhlU-■ sacrifk:«$249. 420«50.« ' . . lngofffce.258ethAveW.W. BAODLE 1 3 ' trim m ed Inin n^CaU206-67i»837*~ SOa‘431-7149* AQ SuaJyM sa A - I Ipe DVD player. B(c'eond.§ u ^ c h a Ir -."Sm iT ^ ; p B FAWNBROOK APTS. ★FALLSAPTS.il 733-0061 or 420-0081* allvor. $375. 15' Blue'• tiM te ftotweiiier/P^^astifj k . S«nie«Dlr»etofy All for $ 8 5 0 /o lle r. 2 0 6 - . and Pheaeartyiew — R idge saddle. $275, Both u loather, wlih heat an312 o r 654-4040* I I maeaaga. $300. Cali { 3 Bedroom A pt m exc. cond. 543-4416 orx* dren. 1 year old. Call TODAYI 1,2,3 Bdfms. 731-4416.* 212-4133.* Thai birthday od you placedi . . To find out moro call «•••.* I r some Ume a g o In 77m Hmee- Chrtsly O • i * $ 3 6 9 - $ 5 1 5 " FREE ypanlal, black &' Now Is tha tlma to 2 0 8 - 7 3 5 ^ ^ or I 734-1800 A ^ about our HoHday a while, to good home *’S«ortwna3e,"lM Oo"'^ 2 . ccme picK up your ptcturee. 1-600658-3883 exl 269 206-404^^.* ____ 8j 647 Fawnbrook Ave.I. * P * ^ - S ottfX M « W/t%/D w a r th o u se wilh outside?T ed rMuRs. When you wma• abandoned. Also house oremall SUNDANCE'00 Spa 4 le hookupe. Spadoua andmd storaoe. Adorpart.25sq. >r cats, fre graat mousera., SM pbyihoCuaiom ef de your d«MHM ad. tw (ura Servtee Dept todayl person exe. cond., $2500 a c J d e a n . No p e tf 734-6600900* ft C2l 206-5^426.* iq. readers utKiantarKl yoor Can 644-1230* Catl206rt36-C^1.* fkiral. SWIVEL ^ K ^ ' ^ I rr>>— o« - t p l n out solid blua. Only 3 yeaia « I okf, $200. 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CHICKEN COOP « 3 5 t S.S. HAnLKV‘OS1200Cuaus- Ta.TTIUULlll C A M r m *78 0 ftl rsC te. BtLOOWMBAOCtlOl 50. WANTaO.BOl, 617 Levtsivta, n u a C R H 7 7 3 0 - 0 0 S .l Ity, aVMaoe,denlm)*ane4 w^matchlng3x9]t4ae>nising, tom. 2200 mllM, lots c t. eiove.elaoMa^S1flOO. -unvicsM c. nium cttroma. windshMd, de C M 7 3 S S 875aftar 8 pm.* IfyV. (206)407-1712 . ■ >00. laokete. Parking LotLo caaa, 2 boxee premlui Naw vanity and M-vi«lew Weeton Inn tOSBIuilue ammo. Naw. $6TO. nu»Rw taohable baekre*»• t VAUAUA'MIWRTias;ia® rerFTrTFTFeeTr __i_ h^>i Sw»w.diiwi'— uci on cn mirror. S32S. BeefcatftaM a L akee Friday 9:30-6iAi e r 8 . 8 . PS 0 9m m w/(5) 1 pA Vance A HInea raflng T O P CoimnmmtioaM na HVBfOO Poplara-1 lng o o n la ln e d w /frld g e a-e CWIMNPII.LOWTO ____ 3(^$10or10 9^$20.^ hoop SSS. 20S-734-S76666* Saturday S«n-1:3apm^ round magazinaa. iRe s for p ip e , KAN Filters. grM[M t atove. Neede work. mtaPMB A box M t 0oaw.« —*1 a5B^0or7S1-«132.* . Dot acope. holster,a man - SOSOOiTofler. 7 3 f rjt5 a>• * b a g in n a r* IHk* b u s Il^fM t •OBQMIer.SOSSiaaitr rttlOT CR«unu**doakwlt)mai''•t- WANTED e .2 liter dlea* ^ tr*M, «200. Black eocn r mo,naw.$S2S.e<$ 667«»7r H/kftLav-flAWWfT<5S S enouG^ to race w/17,000 TReE8'lg.^Ar«on«» ^ * n (^ * . (Sood condition I In m ile a . In clu d e s h*lmss *t Spruea, Scotch pin* SS$60 p u te r d a e k seo. e a a t Inn£pn Runnlng.Call 208-82525- RUaeRM 77M arkllIT iT R o e d King, thouaanda li ,*: 8HCLLS (2) On* Glaa*- ^ -balh tiib, $100, gasdry final, extraa, for complete HatUst and riding Jack*t. Gr*at aa. baled. 20»4234S32* ^ 5262 iMva m*a*ge.* IT* *hap* with n*w llr*e. tn*. wMte from *01 Ford, TK>leiS^nd muMO » *r $78. left handed men trig- full alze ahor1box..0 ne fK» n«w. $70a C tf A ■ Irona seo. Can 734-7S39.S / WANTiSDgoodusoc — SHARPII $3200/offer. Laer, chareoai gray from 41B3 (MV* a — propane atove/fumace ■ Jrt6Mfeiay 66 member"S' Bathroom mirror. 6,00( Cell iiootMetAM. Mdrsas _ *02 Chevy fun ^ shori-. K ^IQ H BBO S34B. ■ a M p a .$ 1lto*a.WUIsp«£ « bulk galtonlW k lank. Cal Aspancade, alrrtde, CE ^ .box. Both are like new. • 8 ^ CUECKOUt'niE [TTi; tran«r*rf**of$300.Mov ra«o. lota of chrome; laoan. 2x4, low miles, great**< Cail 206-825-5681.* ____ r®o<*- brand nawLJiiH. itl _MACIC.VAIXBY_ _ 2 0 6 ^ ^ ^ * ______T R A P m O N S 2 1 0 0 ALS 5K a h a p e . $2900. C alf 208------box»aru*i-$ 80 o r s * c i «?« -ln ffo u to fa re a.-2 1 2 -2 7 e 9 . ^ 12 gauge automatic,e 3 ' tory tools, m ust s m . 25K ®.®’ LA N C E'97H unier's' ^crl- SECnONOr ^ WWUJTEO l o o k l n g t e ^ • f>M pf $450. Will trade for ,7,^trai 4784 or 206-324-5775.*__ ea. Runa greal. $2200.no elect. Jacka. mint cond pt-* . J lU H o U o n ■ 6lLPAINTINw priced hay. For roping S 7 0 0 0 . Call 733-1066.* stM rs, any amount large^ gun. Call 206-733-4019.119.* HONOA *96 Shadow VIJ^J<, A fte r 6 543-8940. Daya WOOD STOVE Jotul. ^V« 208-736-3222 SHELLS Used shells lor ;o a t. |f»«ofl«maoicva«ev.com* . or smaflbalM. 731-0103* WINCHESTER 12 gaugi— VT600. 13K, $1800. Call:all 208><20-38»7.* oood condition. Cost v y H8* 206-644-9270.* ^ Toyota. Nissan, S-10 and SI 600. Sell $800/off«iiffar. ^ auto, model SO. Fealhei _ SUU?-STHlASr59M ALABAMA TICKETS 9/26,^ Advanced. Call Maria 0 0 R a n g er. S tistin g O $196. . g f ll g 0 e ^ 4 - 2 S e 7 .* C’ J-Smith 208-825-4119’ ■rd weight $300. WInehaa^ HONDA *63 XR650R:R, foot, I/O. 302 Ford 200 $50 ea. Sec. A6. row C. '* Ford Ranger, standard i.Q6 excellent condition. IohH hp, Seata 6. Incl. skis,I; C all 206-67fr«103* • ' POOL TABLE Regulationon cab. Parta or whole ler model 1917 30-0« o ^ e a a ts 3 A 4.734-1967.* a l adjuatoble aight. $200200. tl'ah 300 mllea, digitaltal kneeboards, ete. $3500/W SPORT KINO camper, ''Si?l^''H om « h IS«!«<«r. ■ ^ size, b aits, rac k & 2 cu mM. . Suzuki 110Og series S40 speedometer. PaM$6300 g? oWer. 2 0 6 ^ -6 6 1 6 .* hydraulto lades, gaa, e le c t- A R T CRITIQUES - FREEI . $350. Call 206-324-6524’!4* cycle. Computer, work­ Buatinall 3x9 scope. $40 g iatlent shapo tSSOMH — F R E E CRITIQUES ol you S 543-2347.* asking $5500.678-5669’ rafrlg., pori-a-potty. fur- Call 2 0 8 -3 2 fr3 1 9 y• JADE woman'a ring, rav Sl RECLir^ERsis each.e r lng o r not, w ro le or parts, ------gold setting, appraisal oil paintings. Any subject. j": Call Mark,206-733-6760.* t s s K A W A d A k I 2 2 0 All ter-iT 1 0 0 0 wAraifer. exc. cond.d. . - nace. stove w/ov*n, dual ^ lll^ J .’smith Exerciser similar to Nor­ 0.* W IN C H ESTER n e w 169S 9*' sink. $750. NIee unit. WM $ 1 0 0 0 , asking $800 — lever octton. 300 6 (llm«e W INCHESTER Ok) modal llttl*. Too big. Pd. $800 I • horse saddto. Can 206-300-0486* w/elect. start A less thanan Saleetlon, Quality. ! • ' NomtMfhowyousponoyou^ Sacrtllce. $4M. Refrfger-or- $400 for both. 735-2221.* 1890 octagon barrel! 22 27 10 hra. use. New battery•ry LowprtCM20»678-0103* Cad 208-934-5738’ W RF. p u m p, g o o d shape.ue POLARIS'01 Explorer day*. cUmIIM fits youirour ator $35.208-731-8688,*I,* S H E 0 16x6 7 tt high, wood! 400. lowhourswilhfh and E-Z load Irailer.wlth. buty KheOule. Put doMl' w/imia attached ahed 4x8x8 WANTED TO BUY deer,^ shots real good. $400. o guldM. $2500. Cait 208- !SJ* B O X E S G ood for ahlpping. CaH.206-731»157S*— a c c e s s o rie s Incl. $3800. flan Uma-Mvlng cUractofV moving ond atorago. %all $800. Call 2 0 8 -2 1 2 -8 2 77* r elk m oose antlers. ___ 206<734-303t/731-6852.’ 7 34-7065 after 6ipm.* - (208)73^00 , ' of DOOM and mx. SOFA'a LOVES^tiSSO: ■ POLARIS '01 scramblerz; MIRROCRAFT alumiiium ----- eaS-S527or731-4229.* Paddle boat ahd trailer„ Frldil^9:30am-6pm 12ft. b o a t mol!.; A trailer. SJ Saturday 8am-1:30pm* ■ 500 4x2. exc. cond. w- C H IN O O K 7 6 22 ft.. Hemi — $550. Rototlller needa ■ w/extra sand tire & alum.;• Coll 208-733-5676’ _ 413 ong., runs greal. — vrart( $ 5 0 .2 0 8 -5 4 3 -5 9 1 6 ' — wheela. JD 2 place tiltni S£A R A V ‘9420'd r y e r k e n - ffl TOEE trailer. $4000/olfer. Calli|] board/outboard, HI cond.Kl. bathroom, kitchon. great. ■ more Elite. $12 0 pair/offer. ■ Je ro m e C ounty Club 206-324-6834/306-2670.*).* w/duol axol Zimmermanan for hunting. Lola of M RCA-VCR with remote, ■ Membership. 733-6728.* ^ trallor A covera. LowIW clearance. Nfco Interior.' o! 3-VimEELER for handicap- ^ 8UZUKra84wheeMr.S65^ hours. $9500. Arctic Catat 70,330 original mis'. (A $35. 19’ RCA TV. $40. ■ org. miles, pull start 2 3 Lire a trtd e w alkor, $130.0. 1 ^ . $1000. Call Ask for ? *95 Tiger Shark 750, 3 S4S00. After 6 543-6940. }5 R u ss 206-736-8257.* wheel drive, exc. cond.fl; p o r s o n .'9 4 D a^ o n a 640,O' D a y a 208-420-3897.* B ■ AB doer, $30. 734-5085 ■ $600. Sale failed. Coll 2 poraon. '07 Voyager ■ aftar 3 p m . * OXYGEN = ofter 4 p m at 543-5912.’ & CONCENTRATORSIS CR AFTER W A N T E D .------_ trailer w/slorogo A fuel '^O ^n^e^A c! Smace! TWIN f a l l s Frt. & S at. Wa s h e r s Whirlpool & SUZUKI '66 200 4 stroke.e. r a c k . $ 4 0 0 0 . All sto re d O.E. $70 oach. Plano.D. Hom o $500. Travoi. $750.10. For Santa's Christmas microwave, refrlg.. 4000 eam -7 H tw e B anaflt Saturday 8am-noon. Runs greatl $850. Also10 Inside. 206-678-7964* jlyt F re ez er, snow mobile $325. Couch $20. Call>11 Pulseoximeter, $350. AllMl Treasure house. Nov. & .watt generator, $2500.' Oarage A t Mumfvnltyl like new. Call 736-9428* O oc. C ratt sh o w s, at older Bombardier 400 2f. ,6eA .D 6b‘»7(5ti<3*3 423-5274 or 420-5274.’ H ___ You nam e tho pricea. trailer, furniture and moro.•0. 208-735-937& .-______' slroka for $300. Call 696 Monta Vlata Drive.’ — Wood Rlvor.Inn Hailey. " s e a le r . 600cc w/nice trir. ID. Lim ited sp a c e avail. 208-886-7558.* _ Low hra. $3950 Year end^ EA R LY BIRD SPECUU. Lots of clothSu ar>d misc.w. Yw i n FALLS Sal. 6am-? SUZUKI '90 DR 100. 4* apedal. 206-420-5853.* o n Winterizing 5 5 1 2 n d Ava. W M t* M oving aala! 1 I. Stoke, greet condlllon. — R V a ond motor hom M a d A & W i h l *80 S ie r r a ^ MuHKamlly Salat — ' MuHlfttmllyl Furniture. i C i = new CDI box. great trail ? $39.95 ■ dothing. iumltura TWINFALLS C all Tiffany O C u d d y Clossk;. Less than. c o m p u ter equip.', clothing, BROWNING 3 0 6 lever ac ­ 208-720-4038 for Info.■ bike. $850. 734-7963.’ M ost boats $59.95, a n d miscollanoous Friday & Saturday toys, some antiques & tion exeellont condition, _ 25 hrs. 4.3 liter Cobro d* 6am- FXLR 400 1 HURRICANE'97 (by Fou carpot sam ples, misc. Friday & Saturday 8am-4pm llres, and miscellaneous.r AD 208-326-5224.’ “ mllos on now rebuild,ow Summar is nore - ana ii tt; I W in d s) C lass A 33 ft. mo- S p c . 3 9 M anor DrtvaI Muitifamlly Moving Salo0 2 S 8 R idgew ay Drive.* TIMES-NEWS . j ; sc re am in g e a g le ignition,Int. garage ssio sootoni Find ■ to r hom o. Lg. slide. 2 AC, ( B e h in d Phttllp 66 }’ W a all movod at the aom e - REMINOTON TOOBOL- Dakota Digital Inst., nowgs, oul whoro Ihoy aro artd lollII ANGLER-‘96 comper tor>r v to ll llo dish. TV. mlcro- ?? TWIN FALt.S SaL O-tpnTn. -CLASSIFIED - :all ovoryono vrtwro yours wHt BUHL Fri. S Sol. 9-Spm.^ time. D oni miss this one. 300WlnMag. Umlnated_ tires. new_cu8tom paint 11 sh o rt tx>d pick-up AC. selfilf w ave, qdoen bod. etc. lieOLMuatN.* B ata SIgma'PhI fund-*• DEPARTMENT stainless steel. $550. CollL- —t;otST)raccos8orlos. t>ags,lOil be ihrougn tne powortui irnio• contained, oxcelloni cond.1 F o r d 4 6 0 V 8 .21K./Asking Backyard sale. Fumltura, __ ralaar aal*. Gos dryer, • eds In ciatHhod. clothing, and mlseellano- 208-539-7036.* •d la ek stan d . w indow s. Call . $5500. Call 208-324-5516*}* $39.000.208-837-6291.* TWINFALLS color TV, Iwin bed. 208-734-5538 111 208-312-2738 or email o u a . C om o In through the INDOOR CHURCH clo th es, loys, colloctiblosts O R brs1« p m to r g lor photo.* aUoy. PRECIOUSJUNKSALE:£ : m oro. Donations wolcomo.? 208-677-4543 ' 2 2 5 9 th Ave. N orth.' T he Community C hureh 01ol 331 K nottlngham Drtva.* BUHL Thurs., FrK. Sat.a t. the Brethren.-461-Fller Y w ir^ f a L l s ^ a t . 9 /2 7 ' 8 t2 p.m . Yard ostato salo.ilo. Ave. W est, will bo holding 7-2 pm . Little Tykes, baby>Y *★•»★*■★★★ Fumituro. appliar>coa,andm d their annual yard sole• girl & boy clolhes-odult, m u c h m oro. (Indoors) on it u r d a y . ’• D/W . toys, end mlsc; B 1 M 127 0 E a a t 4100 North.* September 27,2003. 2 0 5 7 O akw ood Drive.* For STUFF — beginning ot 6:00 a.m . 7 . $99 or Lesa f i l e r S a tu rd ay e am -? , There win bo lo ts o f. • fwIN FALL6 Sat. 9/27 Idaho Storaga Yard Sale." , Iroosurea for everyone to S a m . This HUtX of a sale r J V Clothlrtg,. lawnmowar,,V view. Also, the church hu a s will be INCREDIBLE. 3 lines > w ood e a te rs . Anything^ & several ontkjuea for sa le” Brtng your GREEN-backs» 9 days averything com o a n d soe. whteh may bo view ed In and come ovor. Eloctrlc5 3 doUors* 240 2 J o r d a n L ana « th e church upon requM,t t. wo'li heaters. Jen-AIre : H ighw ay 93.* 0 R a n g e . OM. rabbit pon. ^ Everyone is welcomo to * I Item por ad. pnco muti bo I ACOUSTICAL I T CL£:AJVZivO~| |£wUVZ7SCAFIlVG| fsm RRBirarol h A c^ER M A N Fri. & SaTa l. com e and shop for Justt 1 2 1 2 Park M M dow s.’ Includod & consocuiive 7ain-4pm . Appls., remod-xl- that special Item you havevo tW IN FALLd Sal. 9/27: (toys. Prtvato Party Only. &, D R Y W A L L I CAKP£JVTiZr I Rosldentlol, T o n y 's Landscaping SER V IC E f alad left overs and lots olof been looking for.* 8-1 tom . Now Sorgor. , ' constm ctton, & HOME REPAIRS — Franalcan Roso(l2).I C a iru a todayl office, one time John's Shaipming . TWIN FALLS R e p a i r & T e x tu rln g R e p air & install: C loan-ups, pruning, . 3 9 0 H ag o rm an Ava. E.* ladlos sizo 6-10. boys 6S Tho Tim os-N ew s Small ropairs to remodels o r long tenn. — Saturday 6am-? ,r Classlllod Oopartmeni D ecks, fen c es, vtrindovra. trim , rock, powor rake, S e r v i c e KAOERMAN^at. Bam-Spm mo.-2yrs. sowlng/Sorgor Neat, dean A profesdon- doors, Intorlor painting. 208-7^1890.* I sprinklers, loncing. C o m p lete sharpening. ^ Back Yard Salel 733-0931 ext. 2 . So m e camplrtg g e ar & toblo. Chino cup sots, oljob. competltvo price. F ro o estim a te s. - W e d o what you com . C a rb id e A stM l m v w . » Snow blower, lown mower. huge fabric notions, larged 677-4042.’ ,/umlture. Wood burning'0 ^k.bat>|M l^, lotaof C all L an c a LaB aron C all C h u c k R o g e rs. y I FEJvcznro T Tony-7340322* 141 Bracken sts. ‘.'Stove, +sl20 clothing. " rm . humidifier. Nice ilems. 732-5904 / 306-1699* 326-5271 or 731-1391*. 734-4050* 'C.^y the day, 4 5 0 R uaty Lan*.* You de serv e the best! Repair w ortc 20 yrs exp. Storage & Moving fOlhg cabinet, lots of varl- $2600/Otfor 208-677-4054’ Improvements Call 934-0915* m onth or year. s " S S “1 BOB’S BEST I W e win pack & load. . Behind Frog'a oOaltom s.voryfew irwiN FALLS sal. only ;PIANO player, exc. condl- NO JO B TO SMALL M ove you from home to 463 Martin Straet* ' ' 736-7404 or 260-1661 In Hagerm an cfSthes. Don't miss this _ 8 a m -? 9 « 7 3 fam ily aale.: * lion with rolls, peddle/ DRYWALL storoge, atorage lo onol 2305 Rlvar Road TWIN FA U .S Fri. & Set. TV. crib, high choir, good‘ auto. Call 733-3a0S.* 731-0788 I A a k lo r Lou* 1 FLOORINO h o m e or hom e to hon>e. C all 206-837-4170* r 6am-5pm Muitifamlly chlldren-odult clothing, r I Insured Freo ostimatos irV l!)U LOVE TO QA- i PIAN^, upr^ht, go'^ R oaaonable Rates. RAiQE SALE • Como out,ut y a rd u l a l VERY NICE• housohold Items and ' W o o d Fkx>rO bath item s, 6am -noon. 1Thai birthday od you placed C leaning Excellent wori(. T r e e to p in g removal, 40 vendors, admission)n bat)y Homs: swings toys• Everything m ust go, The * b o s r In sp o tless G arr’s Painting som o Ume e g o In Tho Chuck's Cuatom rosldentlol cloonlng. atum p removal $.50 Call 208-S32-4439* etc. bed sheets, twin mot-<* 2573 Indian Trail. ’ Tlmoa-Nsws? Now is the I 7 3 f r ^ 6 * ' I Interior/Exterior a n d llrowood. — tress, skHs. bikes, cam per, P a in tin g A Orywall t.ot u s h a n d le all of your R e aso n ab le ratM. JEROME Sal & ^un 6 -6 TWIN FALLS Sol. Only!I llmo to co m o pick up your Neat, dean , professional, cioanlnj^ stressi 404-6367.733-1776* trailer. knk;k-knacka & lots picturos. S to p by The H u ab an d A WHo tM m ; ' Hugo Yard Sale, , of misc. CASH ONLY 9am -7 IBM computor, am all Jobs wolcomo. 30 J HANDYBSAN A lnw st ovorything form A-Z ’ ClassHlod Dept, todayl ’ J a c k a n d Lena. PLEASE c ra h s . a n d lots of misc. . y e a rs exp. License & 7331935/539-3395.* Call 73S-0227 NNo m anor now yvu tpeno your' clothing, toys, bod frameIf 1649 M aple AvMtM* 951 Aspenwood Lan*. | bonded. M ombor of Will do you a Royal )ob d a y s. clBMltlod nt* your ' w /d m w o rs, ronge. Trail — TWIN FALLS Sat. only.’ ^I 8 2 0 BBB. 735-6666* a t a budget prtce buay schMiulo. Pul O utl- 90. electronics. &muchh TWIN FALLS Frt. & Sat.. I I G eneral repairs. diywaD, m ore. 21 6 11lh A va.E .* " 8am -2pm . computor. TV. I CLEANING I PAINTINQ &. I ■* 8am-4pm. Ono Morc kid’s skils. luggage, lawn- s pairttir>g A much more o t goods and Mrvleee to . k'i'MBERLY Saturday[y Time. Big barn salol" mowor, bikes, stereos, CEMENT ^ MIXER 3 polni I A IR DUCT I SBRVICB SenkH- discounts. DRYWALL work lof vBu ioday. 7;30om -3pm Antiquo hoo- " comping oqulp., books. h ^ . $400.^AH^6^S43- R eg al 206-423-4004* ^ Lan*-21/2SofKlmb*r< CLEANING WhKa Otova Claanina L U P H E R r ^ m isc. clothing • all sizes. „ TREE SERVICE hold. yord Items, dosks.I ly Rdon Blu* Lakaa, S17Eaalgat** E I HANDYMAN I PAINTING, INC. flems. 3532 E. 396815 w alch lor balloona.* Air Quality Specializing In d e e p Painting. RemodeUng. — Ywin FALL^ Saturday cleaning. N . (O n c o m e r o f Falla A* TWIN FALLS Frt. 4-7pm I S e r v i c e s a iC L E A N U P T exturtng A D n w d a -4- J i m ’s T r e e ■|W)n fa ll* Falla Road)* n 9-6pm. All Avon and ■ W eekly A bi-weokiy _ and Sat.'6am-noon. Doc-:• brand now products, port ^ /Ur Ducts F um acos S e r v i c e RHmbERLY Thur. Frt. andId o railv e sh e lv e s , c h e rry APPLES Fujla, Red Doli- Diyer Vonts Chimneys Salazars Solutions (2 0 6 ) 324 0 4 7 5 o r Topping, shaping, y Is H arvost Dish collection. * 737^9407* I . WefbcgroWwna (2 0 6 ) 737-1267 c ^ S a t. Eacty Birds Welcome.0. mirror and curtos. Ig. birdd 716EMtAve.H.* clous, IdaRdd. Plume:- Insulation Removal rem oval, shnjb* A A JV 's, Kraftsman ridingig house, dosk and toys. Rod Oollcloua, llolian, 732-6786* ^ 362Cr*«tvtowDr.’ TWIN FALLS Soturday Gaugo. Cloae to Twin I I oddjob*.r*mod*ilno. law n mowor. horse trailer, 7 am -noon Only. CONCRETE I I ^ftders. boats, ond mo- Falls, Senior Citizen rem oval of debris. PIANO A thatching. ^ TWIN FALLS Sat. 7am-7? Hido-o-bod. recliner, other Friendly. C all 423-4898.’ lAm-cowpmojqwa DAMCONCRETE We d o It aO phis more. ( to w a n d lots ol good mlac. Huo* aalat BIkea, trarrt-K fumKure, Christian books. R u b * n 7 3 4 - 6 ^ SERVICE g78-347S 431-S28r 214 Spruea. ‘ B m e n s suits. mbceOoneous. . SBRVICB & CONSTRUCTION _ pollne. lots ol oxerclae I B a Q Produc* 1 Specializing In Dairy. eSKayaPlenoServtea n m w eRT Fridoy a iaturdwly equipment, twin bed. 7 5 6 A p ac h e Way* FALL CLEAN-UP 9a m lo 2 pm . Huga romod- resMomlal, remodeling, HANDYMAN Buy/aeHuaadpianoe. T R S E S B R V IC B y Beanie Babies, lots of• Yw i n FALLS Thurs.-Sot. Everything red u c ed SAWTOOTH SHEET foundations, patloe. Tune, regulate, repair a l^ . redecorating, ctean->- mlscaOaneous. 9am-5pm Appliances, C o m METAL Iha oul sale. Furniture. DAVE'S HANOVMAN a rtd m ove. Also have Rcy*aTi«e8eryloe i ; 1. 3121 IlMtharwood.* furniture, glassware, boat T om atoea Haotlng/AC Free osUotatM used benchM A paM • ciawfoot tub. pedestal P o p p e rs AO t|p a * hom * r*palr }' TW IN FALLS S a t. 6 :3 0 - & m otor, power lools. Rofriooratlon I Call D ani^ 536-6706* Caa DavM 7S64tt01.» ds Sapt 27th & 28th k C heck w B hua First MAoicvAUjnr . 7 om . to 5 pm. Claan and apmy..~rtaat POTATOES Froahly dug kitchens A both* T s i - a s s a „ ‘ Admlaak>n $.50 Call 208- " Low prices o n parts! l86»452-3l£l?7»9^S44*l G*n*raJ home ropelrs. ISA C i t m *d. W ood far R afrtgeraior. dom ing, fur- and nifty. Top quall-‘ 532-4439 N ew DMd*rsl’ SE | Idaho potatoea In 50 7374)000* ! Bj . beg*. Rada, Rusaetts M a g l e V c rila y bitartor/extarior, . nKura. houaehoM mbc. ■ ty/n*w clothing, homa A . 'ThnAabott7»6>»is > . ■ 1510 I Drtv Christmas dfcor, am fom. FORACLEANER ' a j Yukon* 734-9761 evM* Auto Parts pknnblng.pelnUng.and iBatPLOYamn] drywaLISyews D^Macw uMonr : Z Intorlor doora, & muchI COfMMUNfTY Pi 2 2 6 Main Ava. North 8 B W 1 N O s mor*. 495 4

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$8001PO U CB IMPOU)UN08 CHIVY 'Ot Trackerar4x4. < ACtmA ^ 2.6TL: 8888900. CHIVY '87 Oelebrllrlty4. UNCOLN'$4 Markirk Vii.V TOYOTA’O tC e m y t^ i ■nundny.Sept:) t a 9 .3 0 0 9 ' True*s $80aPorMMlng* 11.300mlla*. AC, cnilaa,cn Graat a h m runa av labia, Interior A body in exe.e: loeded exe. eeiw C ^ffi , 800>71»4001*Xl$1$fOr PW. and looks, keycayleaa Ca»now7»-0714.* ffiSSisaE saim v * oond.t3OOa.7afr0M8038.* 7314m or 73S*69SnT} » arrtiy. CD playar and r a m a x v a a O To n S a .U H ftO iW - lr t T o wCnHT n c ToY ofryF^nSillt— T H E A < Bobby WpM A H ^ ^U. control, 7 aaata. gigood mint oond., OOK,(. newni eunroof. orulee, CM \CESONBM ^ oltor. 0 *vtd208-73t4^ s2.WaJI.l5;! M r o g 118,600 mllea, ru n a ^ — mtW*4Sltyrado. •g* SS&£ma'°""‘ ffi "gsSis^s, FallB iw eb w n Via. ' " n t v h d t p o•int M qfataorifloe fo ^ NORTH ^ h i. ^ m asKwtfroSis^ ad windowa, tow'paok- pi Corratothe« 302V».*owHPOinoc.Dortd., g ree n w /gray Interior,or. CD.C TOYOTA '$4 4< punfi^ that you give v pt tomeOiing you — a— aga. must aell $ 1^1f.5w' Southam Idahotho 1,600 mile* on Mieh:h alln c ru la a. A l C 5 apd. a: V K 6 4 J CHBW'MMh*av> offer.-Can 2 0 0 4 2 4 -2 4 n tv e r reaU y toa.vanted in thejirat. ty. 360. 1 ownar. i Jr • Tlrea.l2>lBthAve.l.laet $0,876; CM084-4223 ptocft" • ♦ K763 oond., 83200.734-325^®.' FOM W Bror>co S:il > erean200>7$»«770.' 4b J 10 0 5 4 1- 1—J- graat condition. 6 i M IK tU IIV 't^ eougougar TOYOTA '00 Camry IS — JohnOtbome e H lV V ‘**W 4T4 ' T u m . S e p t . 3on 0 FORD'80 Taurua $S XR7. 6.0 high out P Sail 837-6277.* ^ run*. Fbrd *80 EoonO ...... WEfiEST BAST . rallabi*. $3000. CaD < M 4SR 11 am-7 pm noBn* toaded,$200&onar.MS: 7 7334766/734-2952* MUB ‘H aploror 1. van $260 nm . Can1206* 2 lr)grmiatea«. 829-401' _Q 9^8 5 * K .J_ 7 _ -:AT-P 8 rgeod-tlr*s-i ------731-1172or736*6337 ^ 5 ^ .VW-’78 Bug,.(uel.ln|ectau}_:— 'B^ry^W est»st'ra ’ an d ” EnA~ Jld9 5 2 VAQB3B3 ■■■ dhltw*93k250ay4 MITtUBHHI ‘a t aSafant .i ; exc. c a tio n . $32061 QSI Gymnasium le Netherlands are ♦ 8 ♦JOS) ton. *xt. oat>.'Al.. um* W ftftW TaurusaUoigood 74K.'good oondltloll|lon, joffa^CtfWO-734-607^1 Louflttiu of th o ] > crulaa, PW, PL. Matd ...... cond. 140K'mUaa, d*an. e $8,600.208-732-6991* tbe only pair evesver to have won a . * A 73 *K8 2 S Expior*r>< ‘ mwfDtaaa ah*a. Exc*i sam _y 734416383.* U I M A ) jn to - 6 a n tra nj . World Junior Cha:hampk)nah^ and a eon* ow t PORO '92 Tempo, au SOUTH *xc*tl*nt cond.. $66 * u t ^ good, bu t n**da alactrk r. ' Bermuda Bowlvl inI partnership. Can 208*389-1166* " J S ' i t m m SSISS o>N8- n i ^ t mueage $1900.3. '8 9 work, a * la 8 6 0 0 .' « A ID 6 3 2 k - t o c all 7 3 6 4 9 6 4 hr. m ag They combined1 wellw in defBose on ¥ 7 • • eHEW Stivarado 06. Grand AJllow mllea,•,_38 ■ Can 200*790*8224* ^nd! WWWExcuraTSnn ntelea. m pg. $1950.3284881 511_ ‘CtStW Y ^w nvT^ , this hand from thUh e Worid Champi- ton axt. cab, exc. co w mla, paint wheela A tlree. C q ♦ A Q 10 4 2 stroke, pcrta: labor and OLOe ‘91 Ciitiaa low m oaahips in Beijing, Be against. ♦ Q 6 68K $11,900. 736477 Pdftb >9$ T au ru a . A^luna t $2280. PO R O f $ Bron3ronco. player. Muat aeel ExcM Venezuela. ‘98 Turtw b it 0127* InaUOlation IndudeC^ graat. AC. $2495/off3ffar. 86K. $2600. ACURAU *941 lent cond. 2 0 » 4 S e - e 8 0 r | 4WD. *xt*nd*d e d M C 'M Yukon SLT wi- 1^®" San 200479*1463.* Integra $0500/oner. C North-South'aI’a sacrifice in five VuincJnerabic: East-West I. 88k! ^^a^la4-9700foc NISSAN'03 360ZX-tour3 102K. I*att>*r lnt*rlor, AT leather, .good tlra a . 8 m W Anna63»«92e/320«66 5.878- aatfn******. FORD W SHO Taurua diamonds looksw very> reasonable DealcsalenEatit $14,600/otf*r. a08*BUB 92- goodcond. $12.600.6 k>aded axa oond. $71 tl their*9pponents’ IM' 53^or208-312-4613 7 9 9 9 aLb^MftBICg'*g7'^riffiiSSaS the^ilnemodel!*LemBn!| here. Although U 4109 o r208-4314101 iiW W SSw5!i3S 73M172or73&4337' Supreme. 62K. Laathi e bidd in g : *7* •atner. Sunaat color, (oadetff game could hav/ebee^eated.it e I Theb CHEVY ‘0 0 1/2T SllvaraS iS o : a m *66 Vulcori XL 2£00.M e, silver w/biacfc top.p. HaaI FORD '03 MuatangISTT G LOADED. $8800.• CAIIC/ (nda. leather Interior. was never goinglng to te easy for gonU ,t *xc.'cond. but high r j w o n 9 900 mla. Factory warra-wai VO, 5 apd., C D . ieaO)(her. 208-833-4216.*______apM d, 12K. paM $ 3 5 ,0 M nth Weat North East ) ^ i InaldWout. 4x4?^^ South to lead ththespcfleaceat n*w trana., $ 11,000.1 '® ®-,0 nty; $ 3 6 ,0 0 0 . C allII 208-21 16K. Sacrifice $16,8(,800. pcV M 6U Ttr92'N down at w ont. However,H< despite *Spadtadea and a minor !«:*>« Finandno aviUI If n e e d t>r**, looks nte*. $650/i6A-»92 Praiud*r5T i Can 7334876 aftar 6 pm pehsi«. O p eMiing n i lcaa .= H ^ l a a r ~5 -pleasacheck'yot» $1200/<^er. 733*4310110.* Caf208-678-0779* 0 condition, loadadd wwith performance aoceaaorkS*?*' PONTIAC '84 FIreohie ------— —-Westra-(conveiveniently sittings ------S215W .$4600/offer. 212-3050.' S ' - -ad on the first — D ^ i ^ R a m -Z ^ g ^ l& U 2 U‘8 e V r o o p a« r r . 4 power everything. S2ti ^ 389 engine, elect, feat West, to m ak eI lillife easy for the BID WITH THE ACES 4WD. 22' tandem axleai cylinder. 5 apaad. runaru olfar.Call 733*4661181 or HOMbA’^OBe'ivio'glEX . $2S00/offar. 537-6660.' If you find an ^00; 410-2928.* jo u m ^ ts ) led the heart Jack and 09-25.• 2S.B trailer. 2 0 8 4 3 $ 4 7 ir r and lootie go^. $25( 2 door, white. $4500. ^dNTIAd '01 6rand A< switched to a trunrump. Now deciar* 5 S I Call 2ae-423-978888 or, BUICK '03 Century,rSSi w Call 2084434514*L _ excellent oondltior OODOE'98 Ram 4« 208-4204040.* _____ equipped and warran . er made the slightjhUycyelOTpIsy southith holds: 1600 SLT axtanda Tanty. h d M o A ‘97 l^reluda ^ Si loaded, tinted windowi of drawing th ree rrounds of trum p cab, ahortbad. V6, “aA' t UU2U‘ao YroopoTTaiSm m I: $11.600. Cail 208-32}-324- $ 11000.91K. Rune gr r» a a t n in a g ra a t. $9,6 0 0 . 201 4k A 1 U 6 3 2 724.* 208-736-4646.* in dummy, instead AC, power windowiiCa' '«nt condition, V 4, auto,au 4552 or 208*324*2724 878-0038 or 312-4038.* a t once, ending in i V 7 Inch 4WD, new tlrae, crult CaOTwIn Falla ; of immediately attattaddng cluba. It ♦ A Q 10 4 2 locka, mirrora. 33 Inc rulae, cHEVY *71 atatlon wag<^ H6>^bA’*99Ac~cord"e;■K: BUBARtj '88 4dr J4WC♦WD, 733-0931 ext 2. or tlrea, many extra*, 2r9mi power windowa.• **r-a one ownar, good englinglne, V6, 46K, power ever lous why this play 6 ery- cvc axle ie goln&ut on0 J^^Buf1ey677^04Z^ is far from olm o u *Q owner, clear titla, higl1^ $6500. Calt 423-6454.*___ trana., new tlraa, gogood thing, leather, allc"OX th* front right bJVatl Is 80 dangerous.B. Indeed,1 againsc ith West North East1 way mllea. excelleilaiit i&UZU >01 Yroopar. 25R:25 body, wall taken careare of wheela. naw tlrea, wailwi drl>m good & runa ^ m ost people h ea would « not hove ahapal MUST SELELL $21,000. Call 208:73-734* $1500. Can 20fr«7»4114114' maintained w/record naw tires. $376. Cail 20t Pass .INT P ass THE TIMEB-NEWS been punished. TbiTbe point is that lc . ASAPI Balow wholiOle- 6034 or 420*7092.* _____ CHEVY'82Baretta.$14([HrvT $14.750.206-731-649292.* 543-6468or212-2443.* Poas. 2 NT P ass aale O $7,600. C laaam ed O ap a rtm en t looks simple forr declarerd now to ' ^ 3BEP’99^Snd^rw okrokee 120K. S e e a t 190 Loot.Acmt KIA '99 Sephia grei®«t 8UBARU'87GL10.6wi v ? - Offkwhouraare P laaa* call Eric ai> ______Lerado. 4x4, excalle•llenl St. N.Teat drive 1-2pmlpm.‘ conditloni Naw tlra: give up two clubsIS anda aet up dum- 208-643-6574.: raa/ turtx). AC. cruise, PW/PlN/PU 3;oo am 10 6:30 pm my’s suit, but wheih en declarer led a AMcn ___ condition..load* CHEVY '86 CItatton Go brakaa. $4,00Q/offer. OFFER. J a k e 733-9436'436' Monday thru Frl^y. SWER: Bid three dtamondf $14,500. 208-431-7417400 cond. rune great newiw ^ ^ Call 206-410-0401.* club to his queen,en, Weatra found BOBarWoiSotTZSJS'Jfn daya, 678-7574 avaa.* SUBARU '00 Outback>ack, ch suM ests a weak h an d wit]m th Cab. 4x4 loadad, 360 ( *:___ FM CO player, new tlr« ^ 63.000 moatly hwy. milMniiea, Wearaopentoallwalk*i tbe One play of dudlucking! d to player, c*nt*rlln* wh*«,e^a. Jee^ >00 Wrangler Sahai}w i: $760 Cali 423*0363* LOOKING FOR S.Hm traffic to aaalat y o u In Westra hoppeiped up with the distribution. If you wonted t " foraat gr**n. $13,975. Hr / game, you would bid it,' o r • 22.000 mll*a. Excelliclient 4 x 4 .16.SK. H ard A aof CHEVY '98 SIO Blazer,s n A J O B ? 734 4 1 7 9 o r cea 300-244S2445* building your a d to- • next club piny and S Call top. Exc. oond. 4 2 0 4 8 8 ' - r r ^ - maximize your reaulta. club ace on th e n o be with a new suit al thi condition. $24,900. C door, well ^^alntainein e d . Come to the t6 y o ta 79 Corolla, run led a second heaeart. Now there .‘ 1*^ 678*0038 o r 312-4037.'(7.- JE fiP ‘01 iSharokaa LarLera- runa g ra a t. $ 7 8 0 0 . Ci Or call one of o u r . «-levet. so this sequence sug Southem Idaho good. $70 0 or b**t offer.f a r . Clasalfled S a le s . were not enoughh entriese to dum- : “ f r FORO 7 3 390 engine,-AC" A Oo. V8 . AC, crulaa 4X4,4x 404-16M o r 820-4226.* C an 206-878-3716* ts an alternative final con Cali 36K. Aacrlllca $15,50 fl— . Career Fair zny to establish the chib su it With »®® J®, :0 n * PS. AT. $3.00Woffer. C 'iS i: FORD 77 LTO 4 dr. 67K,87 :t Partner ahould pass, o r cor-cor 208-637.6580.* OlVORCED. Call 20 TOYOTA '87 Supra turbourbol tbe spade suit simimilarty dead, de- *257^: to three spades. r m r 734-2900 or 308-4930* original m la., P/S , AT, A' aport roof, sporty, goodgooi 1*208*7334931 ext a- clarer flnisbed threethi down dou- »f6ND ‘76* 3 /4 ton, 4WI exc.condmon$1400/offififS: Tues. Sept. 30’ a h ^ . $3760/otfar. 132 3rd S t W . t " OOK, re b u ilt 3 9 0 , 4ra e S : KIA >^6 Sportaga. 36l Cali 208-643*5912 evea/ava . 11 am • 7 pm C all 206-737-9107*^ . TWin F ane O ffic* bled, for minus SOO.0 0 . . ateel flatbed, many extnnraS 4x4, good c o n d . $ S;;®^00 ,6 C 733.., 901 lya* UjmveUvould UIH10 (ontKt Bobbr WeUL •-fn4U Ufl) ■• ' Rune & looka great. DecM o 206-734-7554/420-235 TdVOTA'88 Camry atan L*iyoofO«iiynow»pap*fv«> * dard, $1200. VW93 Foi 1-208-677-4042 $3200A)fler2(»00(k60606- *92 &k 3 0 0 . ex CSI Gymnasium* 1263 O v*rtand A ve. Cwrtivrttfil Mtlur« Ryndie*(« Inc. cond.. 149K mllaa. rur (Uindanl, $ 1200. ^ 6 R D ‘7 7 f ^ - 1 S O~g o c J Cali 308-4248.* Burley Office* a —^ Ilrea, new battery, ruiruna S4300/offer. CiC all I ------_____ good. $500/offar. CiCall 206-420-0699.* , TORO 7» Eldorado.3. 16Kl HOUOAY RAM Bl^!R *78, r ------■ H 208*7354832.'. RANQEROVER *90 W/rO( C Thm M ld d M tM if ff f Ormupa • Hondm • O o w w t o»w» ^ - T h* MtddtmtiMutt roup • Moml» • Otw utntgw m ^ actual m llat. clasia** C 27 fl. trall*r, aolleI con* ^ IBM .^ J M lr illllliU liJ s-57 rack. $3e00/offar. n ^ 6 r d '89 1 ton.duai^ « w/bunK b*d«. Q o oid d rrub* talnod, vary good cocond. ^ . Call 208-730*1963 tMr.nnvtwttMiM. $e< ■ ■ tool a tack compartment $6600 $2300. 20$^-2363w a* — Diamond ptal*, bumper*r 4 T 6 V 0 T A 'fe2 4 > ftu n n e 73W W 6 or 308^781 ■ rSoTT DODOE 1973.Challang* ^ gl), (fnlinka Rad, V6, 4WD, S apd HOTM HOUE fbrJS vaicM* 9B% r« a to r* d a n d ne< Ilea. BFG tirea, T hule rack. S AC. 2ff. alMp* a. fowtow M totally ramodoled.td ali *v*rylhlng. Too muchv\Jm t W500. Aft*r 6 S43494-940. bruah guard A tall llgl t1OQUK0O«63MM•6966 eompon«nt* gon* thran r a i ^ Will a*lt a e I* oirl'! r wl Daya 206-4204897.* - covers. Clean . No ecra proi***lonally. On llnlah. Pl*a**aal r r ~ chea. 1B2K. A ftar 0 54: •APAfU Reneaad n . c i l 208.735-1964.*^ ^6rO>92P-1SOXL1 6940. D ays2 0 0-420489; .(W M t MUST SC lC.S ahoftbox. 4x4. V8, auK n . w/»lln.16-iBTT w/aulcld* doora. 26,27AM »5995. 4234123* rlu al working fumao*. rafrrafrlo original ml«.-l.*ath*f. A upeam ora. 8lrlu o n t. FORO *93 F250, with uUliHiHy [ 0 I lota of orfginal oquipm oni ■aM ltt. 2 TVt « VCVCR I Btov*/ov*n. plus toll 1940 b o d y . V 8. A T. A C . Pi 1 H O M D A P quesn Island bac> *d.| ttorag* apac*. OrMtu t for $4S00. Aftar 6 S43494C Unlvan f IMilfOICI • nlcatruck$4600 i l M a K 0*ya208-<2^3897.* •xoiiltnt oondltiortlon.l hunting aaaaonl $iSi 208463*1019* tyg.000 ao»7>»<»4iIW | ^«fr^7656.* >uaERMANCAR8H0VI ___ good! 1 ^ 0 0 . ■ Moa- and Swap Maat FSRoSersgor^SSrPwow Call 208-578-S288* e r Stroke dieeel, AT, P{ rat* b*droom. 8 t*r*o^ ^ 2 S*Pt- 2 7 a n d 2 8 bAbde*9rearavah ____ i 37 1/2 tl. Many optlof ^•2 837*4647.* AC, Crula* ImmaculatA? good cond. 140K mllei Big dicsti puthar. 33 ft IMno/dlnlr)g *IW* ou) pkAup $9400. 883-1019 q u * « i b*d*. co m * r kit — ^OOO'^QWar- 7 3 4 -0 1 6 3 .' *n, *a*y towing, S95<9500. Noaa Coup*. Exc*llanI'i^^ F b R O ‘99-1^250 Pow ot OOOGE *96 C a rav a n , 96K 20$-30$-3878*______project car. $1500. CalC a|- 8treke.aupercab,k>ngbe<>^, nood condition, AC. AT ^ a * 5SK. $23,500, will conaleaid- 53SOO. Caa 200-734-41271 fvi 2^ a0B*679-9Q3a 676-3478 with a«d*-out. AC, — ertratto. 208431*069r $18,000. CaU 206 ^ I Remail i n i n g ^ m - s r 8244911 or 4204686 D 67K. AT. air. exe. cond. AATMeAT'UldMc ■ $6900/offer. 7354645*s | FAX 1B0* iraok, PSI pip*lp**‘. Rfi8^oadi^ano728 runt graat. $1600 tirtfirm . AC. at*r*o. doutM* doo = i ^6A0 ‘01 F-150, 4X4,. 1 ^ 0 3 P Call20»420-178e.’ awning. r*ar bddnn,?®Xc' A I CONNECT dr.. Lariat pkg.. 34.5K 2 0 i WUHH ■mnua-TW iSi a*lf*oontaln*d, '•«*x : WITH Black, lan Interior, auii OR Itlon thap*. $4800 caaa e h . CUSTOMERS roof. & m any m ore extraa . track, oood conditio Call&)e:^218.* $24,500. Mint cond. Cal $1SOO/otfar. 208-32i WHO . 2804104or423-6442.' _ [ Hondilos at ^ 40020T200-044-1282.*».* iDOH'Soi------NEED I EMAIL 27 ft. y o u r FORO '4 9 P-1 pick up. flat PO U H II ‘U KLT AM head 6, all bodyworl Your Ad T o pipad* ported. 2099 hr SERVICE complated. All original $ 1 ^ . Klarla >02 tn Great finlah project! Cal »ice! ^ A dvertlM in ■^-E■^^ES^Ews dahna S3tt hr*. $ 1 0 0 3 2 4 4 7 1 7 or 5394914.* Yearly malntanano* t t h e ^ CLASSIFIED d a a itr. AfMr e 0 4 3 -eo « *89 K2600, ext. cab D*y*206420-3e97.* S e r v i c e 4x4, 118K, 1 owner, ex«: DEPARTMENT m n • Starao, microwav tenelve records, exc POLARII'Ai AddHM cwitral hMit & A/C. D i r e c t o r y cond. $9300. 7364317.* •nowoh*oksp*cla 733-0931 ext. 2 ^ Twin Falls JJSJJ* c2l7»7176(9anv«p«$pm) 2 I JE B P 7 6 J-10 Quadra-trac ^ AWO. Rebuilt W/15K.K. 208-734>5538 I NOWriSTHE'TIME TOomni » ? • aftar 6 pm, 7i4*8961.-It.' AOKHOe Cae* 580C, Read*, runa *xo.. eO ?£• Lookerough. Needi m la. P a n *96 4 p la e a tn RKOnroHHIireev-1 7 ft 4000houra,axtra bucket. iranny.$500caahormon- •neloi*d. Pkg. d*i Mt*r $11.000.206-766-3167.*iL . ay order. 208-734-9446.* B u r l e y t s 6o o .c a i 2o e -a (H ) io Mlng. CONSTRUCTION------^ 208^77-4543 $1600. Aftar 0 643-604 JE E P 7 8 C J7. V 4 AT, low or4a»4442.* J040. L iquidation .,. - mllM. good bo^. $4500-Xh medeeeemeoloveaey.eom* r - r Dayt 200^20^697.*• ____ 1979 Intarnatlonal 10 |one, Ihey'i■nMWl ’ O /offer. 208-737*9503.* jiWheiilllieieoregi nBr>M4plao*rki*o fM * otr ■nowmoblla7tfU. tri P(5SCTroHHIir74Zrie^ whaaler, 2 0 fo o t du m5S5 p MA2DA ‘ti bzsoo Mu.i FORD ‘88 66 p a e a e n g3* * t t - — ____ $ 2000/off*r. 8** at 28S28 whaal. good ahaplao*. bed $10,000/offer. 1994 *' bua, very low mllea, very nlno, CZT 18 maohin* trailar,.w aeel 14K. AC. ext. cab, good cond. $1500. Call Hwrlaen 8 t 733-7744.*4 / , Radon* Intld*. awnin b*dlln*r. 206-734-9945’ ™ r- r>*Wh*at*r/wat*r h*atiaater •l*ctrlc brakaa $4600/ L. 543^7or308-1169.* IKI-DOO 7 7 TNT 44t A.ve.,E. I. J‘ lort* olf*r. 5 1 0 J D b a o lih oIO* * T6V6TA 'rf4 yrcabTSM; PORB W W Ina« ar; load- i n 701 Main A •xo. oond. leoo/offaiS j : frfnSsssiKSg:KVof. $8000. W *b*r Blackic k V6, 6 apd., P S , PB, AC, CaR20$47»4m* 2 : ed. good condition. 94K, ____ f«r420<(662or738IA^ Jw*9 30 inch pow*r trow*lvei 127K mllea, 975(Woffer.S ’ F flftB ‘t i W Ind.I.r l)i $7600. $XM>00 ‘f$ 44* sth Wt)**l. g ad* o u t AC,A< ,,2 0 0 . 731-9394 or 7344239.*> 75,000 mie. excellent con* MXZ, with 11/2* track I6700/o«f*r. 4 2 3 4 6 4 7^ * 0 *nnla a t 2 80-0220 o r dltlon 810 ,000/flrm‘. 208- B 1.8 0 0 .3166.7703 k fl 733.2116or 420-0921*i ^ JHHj ^ W tty a t 260-1220.* $2900. Cal 208-731-00ft^ •lAaONKNO or 7984060 aak tor Cary BLOw-otrraALiI r d n K u n cai V50 e.oooJoo I ffmm'ffrnftfmrimrn' 'JiUM SOiUSiSSSStt^^ zm orw TpSsr^Hv« On all ramainmg Taho«ho* m., aide ahlft, 5 ft. forka, li- en drivaoff, dataehaih a d R V a .8 tflla 0 ood**l*c-lec- propane, excellent condl->dl- fiAAW KfT^or iutislze 0 0 0 . tion of largar alkl*«ut,DUt, Mon $4500.208483*1019*19* truck, reg u la r $400, aell WARNING 6 th wh**l * traval ~ for $100. Croaa bed tool— W hen purchaaing • vehl- .7! d e . m ake aura th a t th e lraMr*. Fmar>dng avall- < < 7 ! S a K ^ . ?'!r trailer, exe*ll*nt cond.. ^ tllle le In Ihe n a m a of: H RIIIIMlAININO a b l* A w * a llo w th!li;! a 206>423*4010lv.m *se.’f,-' 5u!‘r'ffoo^eino7$2^ moat for your olaan !l - 206-736-1661.* th* aallar. Under Idaho I trad*. TIR B O eun 11-24-6 virgin2U CHMW*tt^.6VewnhAT,X motor vehicle coda, a 1003 KS drtve tlra take-offa, great ”• vehicle cannot b* aold: H AlMHUTl '•! iV 8t^ II for traller^arvaat truek. run* good $800. Call 208-_ unleea the titl* I* In the whaal, larga add*, ctaar55 *S!i!5!!!!^ iS S f* $a0*a.7dS-7360. 9 3 4 ^ 6 3 l e a v map.* i H LINCeOLNf A M with option* $13,48060. *»*»»*• T, name ol the teller (ex- C a t 20fr 300 SUM a t aor'eotnoe. p 1.800316.7703 H % ‘O- 7334931 *xta Classifieds ■ 677*4042 ■ TTwTlrn—.Nawa , m kl'iSiiLS SKSaS!nr SSa tUIIIMIIH»raal»oirr*nl. ^ Every Day! IS Me $7SOOorf78«fflonBt. ■lE^ ■ WT55TnHwTyou-So t* aiMAiipeit.S4»488rS3.___ icnownMdR7S«inw«tan 15001 MUUCe IMPOUNDS }).______May. m«»penat»* rteaeWad Cara 8600. For Uatlna cafl ^ «tCa«73>^t- ______800-7104001 axt orto* ------— 1»!;ST 7 WAIiEABLECOPV ------f ------