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O< n e m egaw att eratlon. wrlth ith plans to add 100 Rock Springs.Sp W/o., which is :ouId cou add 285 megawatts,3, Ctc.. to Boise. ___ * 1 M t Srniif,Hambtt26,im T ODAY'S FORECECAST ^ ■ i ' YouJR MORfNING T o d a y T o n i g h t M\ 1 c o n d a y ■ i Mosily doudy, ILoworing clouds . Snowlow^ likoly ond £ chanco o> a showor iand dovelopino c 111Fir colder M C«Mla HmK•aIR] lth C M ^ *t ft-R#lolceInHlsComliIllng-, lolo JLFbund^'a 29 th annuaJ m , J L w Christmas Cantota.p FI r o m p a g e o3 i N E Weddinng— ---- CeriM tvmpvAl great test. bride the way Wes looooked al The groom and D o sh le r BrM .T»a ^ And they hoped ihe worvorst. Tacll." w o tc h c d th e Lifefli;eflight hell- Hui«,lS, lay ll b e h in d th e m . copter prcparc to1 liftIU but m lD talc* Afterward, one by o oni n e , Cassidy Fiicdiiiaii coivitvrs fJiib- n e ith e r kn e w w ho) wiw as guests approached the brideride's lie safety for ilw 7Iffic$-W■Nat'S. 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"We shouldild pu t Uld werc wlllinRng to abandon (he Vietnam.m, 58,000: Korea. 37,000: andid no nio(i> a (hreai to us.”” (oncond aholf months). rcsponslbillty for Iraqiiq’s futun; lie is awaitin(;lg itile conclu- Irac| w ar long lo before they WorldW Wai arl. 116.000. Wa ar m e r said. Democrats and Hcpubliciilicans s(juaR-ly svhcrc il belo.■longs, on sions of sL'wral top-(o-hottomtoj lurned agali?alns( the war In The outgoing oi Republican W liile th e U nited Stotcs Iss arc divided about what (otodo the Iniqls," Levin said.’. ’ W ecan- studies. induiliiiRinK II military Vleinum, Mueller Mt suggested, chairmanlan of the Senate /ynic'd iiclpjlplng Iratj's current govern-- next in Iru({. not savx* the Iraqis frono m (hem - ■ review hy Cen.1. I’etfrI I’ace. “So that, for for example, when Services.•s Ck)mmlttee,c: Sen'. John m<;ii llielraitwarhi.'giL1‘giui on March I'l.JtKKl.wiihihcU.:r U.S. iiom hing Ill Ha^^idad. O n M Miay I. 21)03. ■ Hiisli fainoiisly deci:leclaa‘d major H roinbai operationsons over, the ■ |)ri)iioiinceinent coming co in a spi-irh ahoanlatiaiiI aircraft earn- iBcanus$ iT I'liihla/oned with'ith a "M ission Aixotuplished" ham m Vet th e flKlitiiiKg has hi dragged Dll, aiul m u st o f theth e Znoo-pliis U.S. tiiilitary deaths dea have iuvnrrfd after Uushush suggested an end to wliat hhe e the "— i r — '— ^ Iracj triiiit in th e.• globaly) figtn p i m m a^aiiiM terrorism. - lamott. r r x x ; y s I’oliticiaiis in hoboth parlies ' lilam e th e inLTca.sinisingly unpop- S rtK u niar war lor GOP)P losses on (jip ito l IHU in th:ie e November. I'li'ctions that handiinded control ol tho House and to PLNniicraiH. B I > ^ IWice before in tiie tin century’ have jiresiresidenis — I larr>' S. Triim an In Korea 1 and lyiulon n. lolmsoti111 inii Vietnam — heen crippled polpolitically liy IES.NOBLE D iS Ijllgi p ^ a i w prolonK(-' H ush last weeli'e ek visited V'ieinam for the; fifirst linie. aiieiulinK a summitmit of Asian atul hiciHc Him natications. Asked H f a rIMERS if the VlcUiam War/ar held any messages for U,S, polipolicy in lni(|. Forevevery S2 you spend usinc;ing Formers Check Car • T i •M m W W * .4 ■ MXMS^UMWar l nryiTiLtr r s ili i •rliterest Haicfc ( 2oor I ■ - 1 0 " ’ ” ey Dnn. Paywats m i~ E T * I ____’- " i a m ------; FINANCIA t7 5 0 ~ r r e a g i M r E A R OPnONi , GET ■ //ilfMITEO ■ r.yeanI R A G E '^ i B k ^ ■ m o mRRANTY': b S^ ^ 7 9 m COVER; , UPT06T1MEST>STHeWARRAMTYOFTHE ®■ «Motaii(irit%«ni «niRPR nii 1 coM pennON10N-VMMtfv> Hrnwku » , m t F r o m pa g e oONE CIA_ W , S d c n c e a n d TeTechnology or llie lay Hockefikefeller. D-W.Va.. has k a ra ie o rlo o k goodi:3d in a tuxedo Directorate of Iniclligencv.I But said oneic c o f h is .p rio ritie s is . "Thisistheyounges;est analytic work forarce in the history of ththe iowoikwtheCL\,“tlk." tiie person- ofQcials sc raIpped p p It after llgur- investigalin;lling wheiher tiic CIA Central C IntelligenceA;:Agency Inm oredisafiappointing language,t:,this alityq^zvoys. in g o u t tiiat it wM as often w rong, h a s ih e rigliriglit p e o p le In tiie riglii AU t o aside, tliule hhiring p u sh A new lestst tiiaii could steer jobs and1 erensuring tiic CIA ha.s is IS the least experienceced aiialytic work forc)rce in the history of ClCIA." bcgBii^tilniosi im mncdiatciyaftcr cd applicants to1 ooi n e of m ore lh a n e nougli pcKpeople who tire fluent th e . Sept. 11, 2001,001, terrorist 200 jobs is nmnow being devised In crucialJ foforeign languages, -DlrKtorMlchMl)I H ay d e n a ttacks a n d pickedd u|u{i steam in for u se duringing the screening N ovem ber 2004 when her President proccss. But developingdc\ it is lak- Bush called for a 505 pcrccnt ing time, inuease in the ngcnqincy's pinks of Meanwhile, Congress is P P H H operatives and analysalysis. watching tiiee n ngency's recruit- The prcsldent wantedwar twice mcni efforts,s. The incoming I H H I as many scientistitlsts whose chairman of Ihe Sennic U IJ IJ rescarth combats terrorismlerr and Intelligence Comminec. Cc Sen. the spread of weaporipons ofin!iss destruction. The agcingency hopes to m e et those goalsIs byb] 2011. . O ne In seven o rI" CIAs ciUTcnt employees joined llietile agcncy In ~ ■ th e past y w , a n d nearlynea 40 peri + ccnt of ita employeoyecs began v eirijonwireless r woridngtat the agcnq:ncy afler tiie Sept 11,attacks —- statistics st at o n c e h c b fu l a n d troulroubling. "TOsfctheyounRC!iRCsi analytic w ork fotce In th e hisiihlsioty of tiie Central Intelligenceice Agcncy.” I Director Michad Hayd’cn Haj said at his conOrmaiionon hearings this year. ‘In morc di ihg language, thisi isIs tiic least Oq>erieoccd analyticlicworic V force FRec lot f a th e history o f CIA."fC iH ■ T lic CIA had somme e stumbles u it stepped OUI ofthetiieshadows (p recruit. ■ The agency startedle d In 2002 with black*and-whltelite ads. Last year, th e agency’s tclcvclcvision ads during Washingtonn TNationals e . . baseball games wereere so (lulcl RfiVZIRSialc a n d unn o U ce ab lci tlt h a l ' fans m ig h t have th o u g hll t thtiieir cablc I wentouf for30sccon(:onds If tiiey headed to.ihu kiichiicheh for a ~ ~ y T Ends Tb m o rirow ! . + snack. ’ Officials in choigcgc . policies. IRAC interviews on Siiturday. ’ §S audi^ A rabia Cheney's visit withI K ing Arabs blam e i)ti U.S. p 'Q . ARCtOUND “ inenko was reci'ultcd Abdullah was brief. lasting Iasi In a sign of the ;irgeiic>'ur( of Iraq leader sinii in to th:ie e Soviet-eni: KGB a n d r U j only a few h b u rs before lie newf th e U.S. c o n c e rn . i’resid 1’. cn t orked for its successor. '* hetKy*' meets with back to Washingion. bill bm it Hush is to meet witvith Iracfs ahead of BushSmH s IHEVWORID JeralSecurityServlce.or $a||audi king in Riyadh underlined the two allies's'con- c< prime minister n in jordiiti ____^______l-S B ,He c w as la te r pro m o te d to cerns over upheavals a acr cro ss W ednesday a n d llii'irS' ' BAGHDAD —• Iraq'sIr S hiite ‘ a special!rialist c o u n tc rte rro rlsm RlYADFf Rl — Vice i’resldentIt d ie M iddle Eiist. w hich; many mi — TbeAuoda prime minister, str struggling to cnko accuseded Putin — who he and orgatrganlzed crimc unit. DlclIck Cheney sought Saudi11 r — — — — - (Clip prevent sectarianian violence called “barbaibaric and ruthless" After hothc foil of communism, help!lp on Saturday In-dealing B ■T T iT >» l /i *11 from sending Iraqraq into full- — of ohleriniring his poisoning, he saidd hish directive was to withith Iraq's splraling violencee I'l Bril kl gil i i i l i ; fledged civil Putin has calcalled the death a recruit powerfulpc businessmen andid other regional trouble war, is facing H tragedy andid denied involve- who couksuid stimulate an eco- spotots wherc U.S. policy is onI j Present This CoiCoupon When You OiOrder* strong criti- H m ent. n o m lc b(boom, and to hire thele line; Iran. Lebanon and.the id Receive a ^ m cism from top ^H ||n ||H Litvinenko(o spoke to aca- assassins,ns. I>ale;Jestlnian territories. Shiite and ■ dcmlcs Jamesnes ilcartflcld and Second T m Sunni ^ab ■ lu lia ichnaja from the breakfast or ““ '2\ ' le a d e rs olilce U niversity of Westminster in p H H H lunch at tCE I a s h c prep a re s th rce views that lasted B M lM i r 2. ?0Ct6 I for a summit ■ ' a b o u t sbc h o}urs u r in total in April w ith President a n d May. Thelie Diiily Telegmph I ChH-t! Suiiiltiys•\ — Must lv r./im / priw of /<•« I. • Twin Falls • 733^4» 4 6 6 _ _] Bush next Ill m j ’ pubiishedasyisyndicated version I . ‘ week. On Saturday, a prominentr L'ader w arn ed that iraq’s cscalatint;ting sectarian vlo le n cf M ll sprea E n g l a n EX'Spy said he was to kill Kremlin foesD es LONDON — A rotmirm er B agent poisoned, fna L o n d o n : describ^ In interviewsows before I , his death how hc wasas ordered( . !. to hire assassins to nnei eutralize I p o t e n t i a l i------: rivals and jM l ; whisile*b)ow> e rs w h o thrcatcncd D n B j j H ! thc Kremlin, ; according to I cxcerpts pub- : lished on . Saturday. A l e x a n d e r jMMoho I ; Utvincnko, an HHHH « cx-spy turned criUc of fRussian : President Vladimir Puti>utln, died : Thursday of heart failuililurcII after ; suddenly falling grav{raveiy ill I - iram what doctors saisa id w as Rnincinfl 4 Daysrt 0Only; FcMay, Nov. 24, ttuough Mondvmday, Nov. 27.2006. • poisoning by a radicid io a c tiv e *0n# year financing:ing v^U) $399 minimum purchasa. Seo« storesti lor addlllonal details : substance. Bridsh padicidiologlsts OAC. Certain re$tri(stfictiens apply. This b a Sm»-AS‘C«thte ft offer. Interest will be \ : were assessing Saturda)x ia y w h e n appiiedtoyourehofi:hatoe account from the dale of purchase.lase. 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T hep Family Mexican ResIcijl a u r a n t p ro ce d u res s aja n d arc m o rc likely . from 11,611,668 patients In 2004, avei/erage hospital chargc was WASHINGTON-IN — Infections to die thanm patients who do accordingiing to Q survey released .SIS!185.260 for th o se w ith infcc-^ Buy one meal at regularre^ price, gel the yi^meal acquired in hospiispltals, which not contractict them. The prob- last weekeek by the Pennsylvania tionons, n e arly sbc tim es th e lakc h heavy toll < 3ll o n p a tien ts, lem h a s bee3een the subject of Health 1Ca Care Cost C o n tain m en t S31.n.389 incurred by others, 1 /f% : OFF arise mainly from fi poor congressioni snai hearings and Council.:ll. ' 'The council, a sta te TWcvclvc percent of patients who° Dlnniliner manu only hygiene in hosp:Dspltal proce* reports by diedii federal Institute agency.y ! said some of the acqt :qulrcd Infections died, com* IS»eondm»olhatlabooq<> oquol e r l»U 9t volu*. £xelld«itpo Children’s '^p l. WllkoDoosnl1 Hunt Orrnsb Christm as T h e o n ly th in g h e and operations Uke ttieiicirs, acc o u n ted fo r PortfoltSpeileciai lo v es m o re th a nI sales approaching $1 bill>illion d u rin g . b e in g w ith his 2005. •' fo m ily sh1 being e out in the fleld;Tim is5 a ty p ic a l IdahoId rancher. Hc watches The catde fnduslij'^tiitinuestohavea . o v e r 600 a cresc a n d th e a n im a ls th a t positive effect on Idaho'so's economy iehj|b,i^itutrients. He finds 'fiftm thinthe. ,r., Dec. I 6■ 22 jc^.Inaddi^n;. (By appointm entnt 0only) ^ ’ '!^rythingng he’ in Ws work, countiy in cattle'prod^ In tim# for Holidoy Gift3ift Giving' in c lu d in gg a co n n ec tio n w ith n a tu re . cattlemen still explore nenew and better Packages startit Drtlng w ays fb raise the food thithat^econstune. * 2 9 . 9I>9 9 L •; T h e L o w i^ full'time ranchers Beautiful backgrog r o u n d 'b r i |Q ^ m a r k c t a m o d e st ..• . The-nexttimey^OU.enjoy;y a rib e y e from set w ith the n i u n t e n i i holidays In minn l n d ■ j $15-Rv0PoMSeul v i s $25-T«nPoseS«ts} I* 7 3 4 - 9 9169 6 tv’Ta'aiaessU ^^^l^l/^rofliiiho ' support f(v what he doescs will go . V jK H w aH ; vi^m ^lOOheedof a long way in helping ^ • - V Orier After Your only T% have prepare'lwhat'a.te dinne ^ Set$ienforEaii9 •rf* " 2 ^ ^CfirisbtuuCIH CMi j^^W TheLow iys. St ' , next^v^’, '^ W u i v t WiQ B e Rm S k :iK v. :'t 0 : ' -% “p M t e n e t . iHOTkRMBURE^ ji i a j n i i t r 119 2ntJAveW Downtown TwinI H l k ,«ito SM*^Wow«> A R O U N D) ^TH E NATIONJ ______ year bt^usc he complainclined driver from Pcnsacolio la, Fla. ALASKA N e ww Y o r k k CENTUCKY aboutI a lO-ccni' wage cutIt fc for 'M o s t p e o p le d o n 't unded e rstan d Police aiallysiioot pioa drivers. A Domino's spokci)kcs- that Ihe drivers do notIt i g e t th e a drivers pkket m ^ an said the driver was firefircd (extra) delivery charge." I groom onin Iweddii^ day LogigIsville Domino’s fo '< r b e in g la te to woric Several pizza ch ai^i, Iizudud- About ISpeoplepickctcdthdthe ing stores owned liy DoiloM ino's, )RK—Policeopened LOU•UISVILLE, Ky. — , M orc sistore for an hour, said ]lm ]lr Pizza Hut and Papa 1 John%. kiturdayonacarfuU than aa dozen pizza delivery PiPohlc, p resid en t o f th e Amcrincri- have instituted a Sl fife e p e r IrivUig avniy from n driversrs who want thclf own acan Union of Pizza DeliverIvery ddlyery becausc of rislIslng gas pony at a strip dub. unionn picketed a Domino's DDrivers, which formed thithis and labor costs. Pohlih lc sa id : groom on his wed- storeSatunjay. St stsu m m er. 'T h e y ’re seeking; fairfai th o se fees c u t In to th e aja m o u n t In a shooting that Unioion organizers say a store ctcompensoition for g ga as th a t drivers aro tipped, iirious outcry from employoycc was fircd earlier this mmileage." sold Pohle, a deliververy -Theiteiod*M f m t lembers but little e explanation from |H H o tin g , w h ic h also left • men hospitalized, y protests from fam- 1 » CIS a n d th e Rev. Al y M The NcwYork Policc T fl n t’s c h ie f n, Paul Browne. >commcnt. - y as eight officers V uja been Involved In the . near the Kalua ^ ^ I Queens, said Sgt. sokowskl, another >t spokesman. There * ipons that any ofll- ' / wounded, OfUccr I; ricesaid. ' ' day sales up , N m m fM m i tfromZOOe on's rctaUers had a i rt to the holiday ▼ eason. according to 7« . MIiIwY!lAR’SiEV]^ 2 0 0 6 t f ounced Sattirday by ( ' research group that J j | 8p.n to 12:30)a.m.1 ^ es at mall-based •' v ^ big exception vras Stores Inc.. which « f F Jeromele Recreationn D istrict^ report same-store • ^ — D.S.AiiiT Capt WlOUa Mood)eedy beldt U l te s t, WBBm tr., 5, ao NEWYOUKjvember below its \ T f . ■ 2Q'i|39^SoutU inI n c o ln ' M ■»MWmoftb«172ndSb7lutiTlurBiipdt CeabitTM antmSi flre eariy SatuJustcr forecast. TedBchanltMioJbidMnft,Ift, U u k a, (ran 16 •o a th s rf diitr ll of men drivig to ShoppcrTVak to ld lm w m d th d r I M rwlaoerthmlr*q,ba*«)e«teflle u r bachelor panwhich tracks total V V killing thegne than 45,000 mall- !. wattiMluxtiicoabitdtptejipteyMcrt of JUtska-bmd troops itoei ding day Inoutlets, total sales ’ ' War.Tbil72Dd«edud«ltlilrA Iraqi a iw poBc« fo rm , tra U drew a furlc:nt to $8.96 billion «|1( coodoctins H irth tt and patreatrols. A fttrtbtbiipdobnurttan family mem1C sta r t o f th e hoU- ^ AUtha la July, Ms to u rv u uuU tm d id aootbar fear M dths to M l immediate[ng c season, com- ltflc«laBt|bdad.Abe«t300»N loldkrs b d airMdy rvtunwd (nw police. e same day a year ^ « t n tatrt kick tf ttr tlM iittmrttnsiofl. T h e sh o o tir f f i tvrt) o th e r1 we m andcipatcd a -'1 drew an g ryimer pi turnout for ily memberay, this dau shows M H COlOLORADO S h a rp to n . gerThe increase than Dcpartmem’sconsumers proved |k |fl spokesman,pviUlng to sp en d ," d e clin e d tordn, co co-founder of ' V /T I A s m a nc. y in a a sta te m e n t. ^ J ’ m a y ha v e bee:however, estlmat- 1 \ shooting ost nc a 0.1 perccnt * Cabaret Inune-storc Q sales, or SV Mike Wysok.s o p e n e d a t le ast a d e p o rtm e nJovcmber. t sp Thot's Fj were no repoiw its original pro- ccrs werc Dat wt sales for the ICathleen Pricciparcd to the year- 1 The results covcr cck period that H P S Black Frida;Igh Friday. Same- H I 6 percent-c flco n sid ere d a key a retailer's he alth . The nation's strong startHCIP i UIITH s h o p p in g scos< Je su its a n n o[ u B n o o m | 9 i a national rescat 737-0087 ' M S S tracks salesSmip 8. Suffoiir stores. One bl( Wal-Mart Stoi VM expects to rep ,aodJrffrty,2, sales In Novet nSaturdtyto already lacklusi t»tai™i.n* • y ^ ,„i t_ _i . R C r C orp., w h sa les a t m o rc th toetthtVMnw ■ based retaUou iU r| thm and rose 6 percent to n ln f te o n Friday, th e s Mp vio- day shopping nwlnqand pared to the si . ago. “A lthou^ w( - - . --- ■ solid consumi Black Friday, tl TtwaumlMldtjfRgMdiifteiriiijr P h iriu tn th t D ttm r CHy/Co^rt) an even larger MMthrenciiafitk«)«kuSatiiiatnrdajr. Uw aaw ai displajr r a n t i n ex p ec ted os.con th e y w ere wilU . KattaalWMtoiSUdiSiiMiMiaidlledM,«MdiCDMtiroi«htiMt s a id BiU M a rd n •M iiJM m y . ShopperlhU c. In Wal-Man, hoi ed It will post 9 decline in same sa les a t sto re s OJ year. In Novi slightly below li jcctions for Dai I ^^ouri rulings upholdlniding Idaho's W ater L aw w ould ( month, compu0 econom y and “d ry u p " pump andi pivot form s throughout ago period. Thi j viaicy a n d Eostcn]tem Idaho. < the four-week ended through store sales arc c( he “tlevn3U>tion'’arguirg u m en tisu sc o re tac tic . T he Ida! indicator ofarent occurs. Commuoides won'tj't “diy up and blow a way"" ifil is the basis of the: state'sst water law and priority Jits ore curtailed, rather commununities wiil likely grow fasterIter Twater right holders,tiether whetli senior or junior, know tl right value is assessed and ec ■ fM W R i. tlnoclitlM bothlrd«Mk- S & T i w j Id devastate the Southem Idaho ct [dahoConstiiuiion curtailment c rity doctrine. All junior rights V the law and the as water rigl principle. Junior' emerging ind 5. have options to biwd approoches • irge are examples- idn. Porticipation • (CREP). prior to depletion. Many Its, particularly in ven if involuntary SUrOMY INovember 2 6 ,2 0 0 6 MION [E Y JA9 ______TIME&NEWSS ■ BUSINESS EDITOR SAfANDY MIUER: 735-32644 Prc(Hyg m ception Clear ChaiannelsaleiM lot expected to disrupt)t three local1 stations B yS M dyM br Tlme»N«wt wittof OnUjdNet OearC hahilahnel Cotrtfnunicaflons: T W IN FALLS -• VWhen Janice larchannet^dm ■.■■■■ # m Ocgncr learned (he thnthree local radio i ______I : . slailons she manages:es w ere o n th e are all outsIitsldc the top 100 markets, **0^'^ r r j T s d c block, sh e w asn 'tt totop surprised. For now.w. I D cgner sa id , b u sin e ss will W I M . : j Ktnr K b u COM Dn WtdMsdiy ■• e m in «a hit U i ihe« Top Stety* After all, some raira d io s ta tio n s go o n a s usiu su a l fo r th e th re e loca] sta- Hy'eaKUX-UllDlWlnFalb.nusiiu iiu Men (uH I t e n ttitiea evMr changc owners everyry itwo or three lions andi tltheir 16 employees. ^linei Im b«(an Us ndio careerlalal969uadbc{eciM]rita»UtiUlAHteHOttation. years. Clear Channelicl has owned "There ai! arc no changes we see in " " r ' ! . KE2J-FM. KOOL-FMI aia n d KLDC>AM th c n e a r futfuture." Dcgner said. "There began b his radio carecr in l!1969 as a stations were sold,sc Woos said, they' diottiot somediing was in die .oflJfflng," I ' for seven years, followiowing a merger is no reas•ason for any changes to disc d jockey ai u little AM tojtop-40 sta- were for the bettietter. Klaala a s s o id . with Jacor Communicaiications, w h ic h o ccu r. Wc'vic 've got ^ e a t rad io sta tio n s, lio ti n called KEEH ow n ed byly ithe locol “There wasIS m o rc m o n e y fo r ULike l Dcgner, Klaas doesn’t fotforesee I owned them for fivevc or six years and we nu)“at^k high in thc market. Wc Sierra S: Life In su ra n ce Co. upgrades and Imimprovements, but thc anyny big changes. lie sold hc amm d his before that. So. Dcgneipier said, therc have great:ai programs and a- great He'd been thexe only sixix montiis doily operationsns rcmained die some," eollcolleagucs at the 447 other sm s a ll ; h a v en ’t b e e n a n y bigg clchangcs for a staff." when it was bought by Inianand Radio. Klaas said. radIcidio stodons on thc sole blockc aren'ta • dozen years. O f co ursc, rsc th e re 's n o w ay to pa -d lc t In Ir 1974, th c sia tlo n m ovedI tito a loca- Working forr a smoll stadon, Klaas likeljkely to lo se th e ir jobs. 'That's a long run,‘“I," : sa id D cgner, th c fu tu rerc i o f c o u n try sta tio n KEZI, lion ti on Park Avenue andd became has a variety ofjf cduties. In addition to "Tlicy "f sdll need people to opcijc ra tc " . w ho le a rn e d a b o u t th1C e s;sa le in a C lea r ' oldies statliation KOOL and conserva- KE2J-FM. K hosdng a talk shshow and reading the thc1C ; stations, Maos said. 'Tlieyjy siltl Channel conference callcall. tlvc talk stuistation KUX. Maas took a break from bnbroadcast- news, lOaas Is alsoal: die engineer and, needc c d d ia l local help." Clear Channel Comiimmunlcations "Any owrwner can come In and do ing ir In 1978 to ru n th e fam ily:y farmI . H e o n occasion, dhc ie plumber.'' Qear Qi Channel, founded in 1972; 1 • * 1 Inc., thc nation's bigge:jgest radio sta- anything,, bib u t w e d o n 't knovv th a t, so returned re to radio In 1986. lieHe's se en a ■ “I’m a ja c k -o>f-all-trades f-a a n d m a ste r owwns ni or operates 1,150 radio stadad o n s. i tion owner, announced:ed Nov. 16 lh a t U's ju st busju s in e s s a s u s u a l,' D eg n e r half-dozen hi owners during hishi career, of none," he saidd d w id i 0 chuckle. It alalso owns a majority of O C c o r j It had agreed to bee aacquired for salU. CappsC Broadcasdng boughtIt the sto- Like tnany olother Clear Channel Charh a n n e l O utdoor, a m ajor opcratia to r o f a b o u t $18.7 bllH bn b yf ar n in v e stm e n t ■ dons til from Inland) and B a n d B em ployees, Klaasaas got die news about blllbiUlboard and bus-stop ads. group, thc Associated1 PnPress m poncii, SuCCeSSiMlon of owners Broadcastingbi bought there m fro m th e sa le via e-mna al il. C lea r C h a n n el a lso sodd-it ld i planned to . Capps.c Then Jacor came alcalong, fql- But it wasn'iI sst o m e d iin g th a t c a m c nmts-News 77/ Businas Editor StSandy '■ sell 448 of its radio statita tlo n s, in c lu d - Kelly K laalaas know s a b o u t changcs. low lo ed by Clear C hannel. o u t o f d iin oir. MllleUller can be nachcdai 735-3264i4 < o r fy ' ing thc three local staticadons. The 448 Waas, a at talk radio host on KUX. If die re w ere a n y c h a n g e s> wwhen die "We had heatcard some rumblings e-ma■mail alsmillcr^magicvaliey.cor I M ienosoft’s$ focusI I shiMing to lWeb ByAlttSiimi The W athlngton P e tt uirfundirKH ^ MieroMft'tUvc Ubi. whKti developt REDMOND, Wash. — iQCKnoloQkn lor ih« Flake recalled scannlnjlin g Uie Internet^ faces of the three otherer ses n io r I Microsoft Corp. executive ll' m e e tin g la st m o n th a n d rnode- m ing that, like himself, w ere n e w to th c c o m p'Qxy- a n j . They had all been key > STfVIMKOWnZ,t«nKy ers in Internet services, a vK* pretldcnl oMh« that thicatens thc empln p ire o f onlin« MfvUet eroup. >un« desktop softw&re thatIt rmade ' "nuiteling for MSN.com m ■ I Microsoft one of the wi M8W.n r -JS. RBlJSIN JESS) ■ ■ ■ ■ Real listatcUte She alteiitends Idaho Slate Pr»-ecision Moutainwear T a x h e l p iIS ON THE WV A Y - G ro u p . isIs University;liy In I’ocateilo where hu p p y to ^ she will gniduaiegni in December lens store at mall announce tiieliie iia wilh u bachelor'sha degree in Qepeenie and Willie Dane of addiiion of accouniinfling. She witl furtiier l\vin'in i-alU a n n o u n c e d lii.e ' ' ' I Olivia I’ii-w lo IO h er degn.*c;rec hy taking the CPA openening of Precision . '■ th e sales leani.m. exam next'luci year. Moujuntainwear in the Magic I-lew is a life-fe- .W ellsnnd her liusband. Vallellcy Mall. The new location lon({-resideni.■ni D ustin,reside in Buhl. . is ihihe former Sam Goody siore of tiie Magic ar M acy's. Ilie y specialize In 0*m Mdulf Valley and a ality winier ouicnveur al graduate of :iory direct prices. They Cheiyl Owen, llie College oof fs Southern Idalio. I l'c a large Invenlory selec* u She earned scsciiolarships und n including waterproof Denise Metcalf degrees in husiiusiness nnd sign kcis, pants, ^oves und mit- I'W IN I-AI.US —~ I’remier language studijdles and worked IS. They also offer acces- Insurance aiinoimct;need ihal iwo as a sign languiguage- inierprcier . ics including goggles, hats, o f its L-iiiployL'cs.•es received for CSI. Ueforeire working in inies. and fleece neck aw a rd s ill ii.s iinniialliainieeiing. esiaie. I'lewV >was employed ters. (■|ii;ryl Owen, coconunercial with her husmsband's family o-c««r Seve lines iiccoiint i*xcc>(ecutive. was 'owned busiusiness Plew's ven students picked ' Jiekton Heum TuSenlee kickedked off the t a leaton wtth a ribbon cutMittJm. pa'SCMUcd w ilh tlii;Ihe Ilrsi-ever I leatlng a n d AiAir Conditioning. « _ — LoM tedtt 669 Blue U ket N, InInTi TMn Fallt, the butlneu offen profe«'ettlonal .(hisioincT Sm icc;Ageiiiofilic She then ownc«icd a child care 101*1 HSClscus, forll'.leadeiship classes flnindtl advice and u itlc e t onn p«penonal or butlnett taxit. For monn ln fo ^ : Vcar award. Siic Itaslas Ibeen wih , and preschoolool cenier while Rnhvn 0O’Connor ’( , 1'“h e LCllclLTSIlIp IdllllD ’ Ihe c o m p an y for i;«yi:< years. managing realJol e sta te pro p er- ' A griciculiure Foundation .miUon.eall ' 737-9200. PJclared,Kl, fromfi left, ire Kiriietlnc Director Rorton Floret • Denise Meicalf.r. vicev: presi- tics. TWIN I-ALLSIv\l — T om FIhcus nnnoilounccd dial sevbn Magic and i Phll and MiurKn Brown. deni of liiiiiiaiiI resources.r I’lew andI herI husband, and Robynyn O'Connori arc new Valleyley students have been received ihe Hennislis IIX Conrad David, own a construction associates:s ata Coldwell Banker seleci!Cled from agriculuire a n d •, Leader award. Sliele 1has been company andid reside in 'I\vin Curiis Healieally. located at 300 agribiibuslness organizations to C o s t c o o p eENS FOOD GOUU R T w ith (lie c o m p an y foifor 21 years Falls w iih ih e;lr lr ihi ree ch ildren. Slioshonee SSl i. p a nlicipaie ic In class sessions and handles humanan iresources risc u s was wa born in Icrome durinjIng ihe ncxi four months. ai all four locaiions, Juli Lee and raiseded in I lagerman for 'I'he■ LlA-programL is designed sev'en yearsars beforei moving out to enhance en the leadership, Laura Papke I'WIN I'ALLSLS —• M agic Valley o f die area.;a. I lis fam ily re iu rn e d p e rsosonal developmeni and Realty announcineed die addldon to ilie 'I\viii/in TailsI urea w hen lie aw areireness of agriculiurc for ' TWIN I-AU^ —- T 'IWln Tails o f lu liL c e a sa nnew Realtor. Lee was l-> ye:years old. lie has eachf!i p a rtic ip a n t. Ilie siu d e n ts I Jheriy Q ire Sen’iccs.;es.a menial is a fourili-I- (------' —I worked us tiic food service wiil hear 1 over 60 different health clinic, i------generallon d ire c to r at die College of speakiikcrs, paniclpaie iu lours, announced jt Souihern I Idaho for the pasi havee speaking opportunities ihe addition A i Idaho native'e . H Q I ^ h iirs, I le c o m p eie d tiie u n d experience personal o f L aura and has exten educalidnalnal re(|uiremenis al growtlvth siiuaiions which will (’a p k e II)'Ihe sive knowl1- ^ / CSl andI h has received his betiercr prepare them for leader- staff. Papke is edge of iheic Heallor's licelicense. 1 le is married slUpI opportunitieso in the agri* a professional Magic Valley■y 't^reeee children and six culiurure industry and-rural menial heallh R H area. Shee gnindchiidreIdren. commimuniiies. Students from worker cur- ‘ received her!r U'CA>nnorlor has lived in tile the Magic N Valley are Scolt r e ’ll I I y I real ' e sta tee Ue greater'i\vln,vln Tiills area m ost o f Breediidiiig o f I lazellon; Kiili Viin assigned lu fPipk* l i c e n s ee h e r Ilfe, attcunending l\vin Tails ’ Leeuwiwen of Murtaugh: and •- provide psy Ihrough I’ioneuicer Rcal Esiate High School,ool. and majoring in Becky,cy.Dean. Desiree Ilafiiger, C ^ orin Wholesale located at 73!I PoleP« Une Road In Twin Falls held a riblibbOQ chosocial services. ’I'hT hese s e n ’- School In Boise,>e. ' c o m p u ier ra a |i p p lica tio n s at C.SI, D aryn,-n H a rsh h a rg e r, Tom ctittint to celebrate tts new foodI court.coi It piMltH ttt cu tteaen the beltb« . ices ure designed to pro \id c She Ihen beganbeg a career in the Mikest.•sell iuid Sue S w it/e r o f «(CfWce and products. For more hforinfomatlon, can 736-1550. Plcturwl, fronfrt support and educaliolllon liir Ihc Stephanie D. Wells s'-™™ice industry as a chef 'I\vinI Tiills,T leleft, are Unday Hinie, food courtt iupenitenut| KaUiy Kanten, marketlnc J _____jncnially ili who areire living in w orking for Thomas , _ Andreateii, aulstairt wholesale mimnanaief; and Mirlo Wani, mariieting mimanlier. th e ’IWin I-alls c omim m u unlty a n d UUIIL— Dea{(L’agle. A m es & Co. M a n ag e mnem en Cuisine before J*U*DB ranked best place surrounding ureas. Certified Public)lic Accounianis siarting InII thenih the real estate u. iiuve eighlII c ch ild ren a n d four J-U-iJ-B I-ngineers Inc. has College of SouiiiernI IdIdaho, She Wells as an1 gnindchildreidren. beenI recognizedn as one of die has an associates off nnnns degree accuunlunt. C oldw ell:li B ani(er C u riis to p 50 5 -2006 Best Civil and a hachelur of sciencc Wells wuss . Realty s locaied ai 30B Ongintneering Firms to Work dcRree in socloloRy,gy. human raised in1 S h o sh o n eiSt, St, I-.,Ste. lin'IW in For" inIn an annual compedilon ■ resources, tniining; anand devel- Jerome where sponsoisored by CI- New s. H ils is o p m e n t. sh e w as ;enis can h e rea ch e d ih e fir:rirsi year dial J-U-B has 1 involved in1 by calling U33U33-17SI. Flscuscan entercired Ihc compeillion, OlMaPtew many sports cached at 420-5863 whichh distinguishesi the lop 50 a n d com m u*- ,J and O’Connolinor can be readied firms• dintll offer benefits, serv- 'W I N I-ALLS —- VWesterra nlly activities. WtOt ‘ at3 l6 -1 0 -l717. . Ices, and a: programs that are com pel^elldvc wliiiin the indus* • rhe ranking is based on less practice data collect- e d fro3m n all p a rticip a tin g firms, iding feedback solicited . B a n k h eELPS,PEOPLE, E w i t h ' disabibilities “tgh j a n em p lo y ee suiisfac"- Law rence ■ tio n survcy, su Tlie daia covers riournoy. vicc- ■ generalral information about ihe president with ■ co m p>any, ai its cu ltu re n n d serv- Teaia Tei Con Paulot and Mix 103 heldildHt H 6th Annual “60 Houn to Rtht U.S: Bank hi ■ Ice offeTerlngs. as well as details Huncer Hu Norenber 16.18. A rflilwi«n cuttlRfc celebnted the etetit at theeCon C ' ' .Southern Idaho. V related^ to compensation, ben* Paulot p| Volkmgen-Maida dealership and Micliael Itice. g thip It 1534 Blue Lakes Rrd. N.. Twinn Falls.I ' e fils, professional f develop- More y. than 1,282 turitejn were donati u ssisian i vlcc JJ; m e n i,, pep rfo rm an c e iuid rccog- , m ted. Turlieyi and other donatlottt willrill CO ' presideni and S nition,1, recruiting and reien- to J® the South Central Coomunity ActltMlon Piitnenhlp to proirfde ThankschliM nt ' rclatl(m ship m a n - H d o n a an n d -p la n s i^or im prove- dinner to famillet all over totrtbernm Idaho.Id Pictured, from left, are Leanmime ager fo r U,S, Bank HIP m e m in i each iirea. J-U-B Trappen, Tn South Central CoanmKytjr ActionAi Pirtnerthlp; Con Piukn, TeamaoCoR ' in S o u th ern Idalio H B ran k eid d 37ih overall nation* Paulot; Pu Ken Robinette, South CentralItral Comnunity Action PartnertMp; andmd and prc*sidenl of H w id e aiand 13th In mid-sized CollHn Col Bettnn, MIji 103. Ihe Millie Valley ■ firm s ((100-500 employees), Reliabilitaiion H 'H iis waivas out of hundreds of . overov< $26,000. Wells Targo wasvas lliea* are approxim:itel|ely 25 ^ ' Services Inc. H firm s ththat entered, as well as also als the No, I lender to smalllall million small businesses liiin th e ‘ lioard of H s u r \’eysysofover 25,000 employ* businesses bu in low and moder*ler* U.S.. rcprcsenling ov e r 919 9 1p e r * '' Directors. . pre- ees. atealc income neighborhoodsJds cent of U.S, employerss a n d sented a SS.noo H (loans u n d e r SIOO.OOO}, with ith approxlmaiely half of thee U.S. contribution lo H I Faiso still natnn's ov,over 137,000 loans totalinging GDP (SS irillion). W ells Ftrargo ■ MVIIS. T he d ona- ■ i W B mall business lender more lhan S3,7 biUibn dollarsars ranked No. 1 for lo;m s uu r n d e r ■ lion froni the U.S., Uilinncorp ment and comiimmunity life! people with ivilh nn average loan size oof f SIOO,WO in 19^siales, inciiclud* l-oundation wiil l>e:• usedu to According to MVI1VRS lixecudve s o u ih -c e n ira l Is Fargo extended SIB approximately ap| $27,000. ing Idaho. su p p o rt iraininK d employ- Direcior Jeff Cru:r u m r in e . U.S. 1973. Above, s 1 in lo a n s un der$100,000 m e n t pruK ram s MVH:iVHS pro- B ancorp has b een e n a consistent are Jeff Cmmrlnil dlsahllliics In tOP SHIlall b u sin e ss o w n ers in vides to people withII disablli-d d o n o r since 1986.186. MVRS is n R ehabiliinlionral Idaho since WellsHid remains die nation's lies, ThrouRlt pariicipaipalion in privaie nonproHl111 organi/adoni Michael liicc,e, show n from left, billion smallir business lender, MVHS jjrogrums. pc^j)l.^I>le w ilh ihui hus b e e n pro-jroviding irain- presideni mrlne, an' MagicVallcy lo smal:lin g lo th e la test govern* disa h llillu s le arn skillikills ihai ing. employmenent, personal manager forlon 1 Services Inc.; 2005 nnidata. allow them lo acliieveeve niiixf- developm eni aid n d psychosocliil } L iw a 'iic c l-louiicc, assistant vicc No, I ill si business loan growth mtmi parlicipaiion inn employ-ei rehabilitation p pn ro g ra m s fo r d e n t o f U.S. Baiand relationship accordirns strong iiccordlng to or U.S. Bank; and ment dalest, most comprelien- loumoy, vlcc-prcsi- Small)vernmcni dalu. In 2005, A G Ei ^ N C Y F U N D S HOME I REPAIR. Bank. remainsi-argo incrcased its year- th e lale:ear small business Icnd- Hecky Dean, ow r 30 percent, exiend- urea direcior for IRS wSS6 billion to .small busi- A p p l y f oV r IHELP', the USDA JUtful over-yea}wncrs nationwide (In HOLIDAYV EXPRESSSS LOAN PROGRAM Ucvelopmeht in M" T T T T 'T ~ T ^ ‘ ingbyovu n d e r SIOO.OOO). Total ^ I\vin I'ulls recent* w h e n y o u p u r c h a s e' a Year-End Tax Planneie r ! 'I H j , 'J T Ing Siebusiness growth for iy presented . a fl -J J J J ness ow under $100,000 c erem o n ial check J .• 5 i - lo a n s ied ut 4 percent, from $93 • . iG et a loan or S400 betweei/een Nov, 13 and Dec. 19. 10 Ken K obinclte, .! I i ■■ - small lob just over $96 billion, executive direc ' lo a n s ling to the 2005 ■ • IPurchase your custom Yeai^ear-End Tax Planner. V\/e'll ior of Souib Incrcasetlunity Reinvestment Aci estim ate your refund amounount and show you how the Central Commu 2RA daia provides the , billion lc new tax laws m ay affectt youryo tax sliuaiion. nity Aclion a cc o rdry's in most comprehen- Partnership in C o m mIu of i small business lend- • jBring your m ost recent paypay stub(s) & two forms of ID, I\vin I-alls. The Jres, With 95 percent of , d a ta. CR o ne wilh a photo (o.g. drwor'tvor'8 lleonso A Soclol Security card), c h e c k is fo r n In d u stryJl bu sin e sse s g c n erad n g r.ii Commun,iyAciionl'«ilf*»r\^p S 36,791 USDA Rural sivc setan 0 S2 million in annual « Developm ent es. tracking loans under H Thirty Six Thouson■and Sovon Hundrcd Ninety "-’'/'im ing figun 1 Gram. ’Hic hous- all sm all00 I is an Important H ' in g p re se rv a tio n 5,790 61 , less th arement n of how financial PJAGfKQ E Houung Pr««ervailonC grant in the . revenuesdons are meeting the S6 w m m 6 6 9 Blue L akes Blvd. N, Twin Tv Falls. ID 208-737-920030 amount of, $100,000needs of small business $36,790.61 w ill'be USIused 10 existing homes by bj removing funds to add ■ m eosurci;. For th e fo u rth year In a repair and rcbabilllntcle hhomes health and saferfciy hazards, can be dinicull I SubtM to okM l»nni t C0KMMR1. n Insiitu tio:11s Fargo leads dils cai* iMtltlOOO ^ PurcMMe ■ CM u*' '(.a 3M(> U*N^ triujt IJ!!IJ! .1 ------MDMC. ^ ^ LWAUKEE T hey w urc onlyinly, arranged reindeer. Chrhristmas trees dropoffhisilis g ran d so n . needed lo be. Inn ilic outi.itiet wasn’t idini; Chrisimas diecr. miglit: be . nnd utlier decorationsIS outside his "\Vlieiun>m y H ancee opu n cd th e frontI pow ered on, H o g n isd iu e l/'s s: a id . Hqme(jowner S licves' cxcusc. home al)oiii GO mileill's north of door she.saisaid, 'Oil my gtxl you hetierr "T licy im isi havi- heen mi.1 upset."i; he • 1 • U mI aa Sheboygan homeowner tlitln’jiln't Milwniilcee, c o m e ou t liere hi and look at this.'" lie.• said of the'thieves. thiu way when he awoke Trldiiyday "T he funny th in g is I probijhlypr could said, I’o lltv I.t. ’Uni Hirii'h said ll:th e thieves surprisised by zxling (o n yard full o rh o lld n y deco-CO; havc won some contestit for1 hn\-ing all They firstirst th o iig h t il w as i\ joke; sto le only a few items fromleach e yard, ^ raiio nIS ss stolen from nro u n d Sheboygan^an (liese decuraiions,” EiiEiogenscliuet/. because luhe liosted the family's; Item s have already heen retreiu n u 'd to iiy. . said. Thanksgivini.’ing dinner 1 hursday night, aboul four homes, decoraations Hn Uogenschui-tz. ■>!). said his. Me snid they noticedI’d the display Uutnuramiijnily nio n ih e rs n iiu e ftm vard. i’olice m ade no arrests aniuu i h a d III) ee noticed nhoui ^!0 ncailyuly when his daii^iter Hto{iopped over to Everythin}ling was plugged in thatI su sp e c is as o f l-ridny, L-irich) said.s i f lb i g }SAVIi l a t " f l Kji'!]] 'H iyT I I ill 'j j i f swf E H S WN'Sw ['iliK lK ill'lY l] Lean B t f t Nestlee French Malt-0-«eiy I I GROIlOUniDBEEF APPLES HOT COGICOA BREAD BAGGED CEREALS I Family PaiPack *1•Rad Dallcloua • R i c h ______- •F iU I •MHk Chocolate ■jvesternnfamiy •Grrniy tauai •W ith H taPttinaloi SlRBil^ :| , 1 0 C L - :.: ^ PASIA IB rirai'Pm f M i II gggglglllllll ' H i Bonelessiss Beei I BonelesssBeel I ; Beet i Boneless Beeill Extra Fancyc y M ' B’ Anjou ^ HGHUGKn[ROAST CHUCKS!STEAK I T-BONE STEfEAKkONDONBROI)IL APPLESS ORANGESS ^ PEARS *niS omdoin O l iW m o r • c in » o ; D Beef e d 1 Popk* S C m r t 8 r ; Cut « “ j"W ntaraniiiiiy PORK 9 GRAPEHiUIu r r ^ M o w Whole or S lcol . 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Luke's Magi(Ig ic V alley {Regional M e d ic:al a l It's hard to reirre m e m b e r w hen V Center isth(the surest sign so far that h(health America hus beei[leen so stuck. U^c f l * care lias cha:hanged fundamentally In1 TT\vin can't win and wuw e can 't leave. ^ Palls. T lie goo d new!ews is that the \ Kee. the m ost visible)Ie link to IWin Falls Falls County-Cc election (inishedle d w h a t K a trin a ' » mviied hospital that wawas absorbed by Boise-basiased St staned. It dismarHanded the ^ | '1* ■ . p resident's fakeke realityn ab o u t I.iike’s H ealth Systemis s (eariier this year, is taking b I, Iraq, cau sin g oplio p in io n s t o . iimv job with St. Luke'se's that the com pany says w a (pL* ' ' ■ ^ 1 * co m e gu sh in g; foif o n h from all ® fiicusT on bringing physlysicians and hospitals togegetner quaners aboutIt w h ere to go lo'improve health-careire delivery. from here. T he’I\viii I'alls hospitpital board Q ur vlewTfll T h e b a d n ewws s Iis lh a t no t k m iifdirectors Is puttingg toK g e th e r a f one. a n d I m e aan n ino one. really J3 g M-jirch team to hire hislis replace. John KeeSBS . knows where to ggo from here. . orst TheWliite Houseu se a n d ih e W K S r I k \ iiu-iu. but it's'certain‘ th . successor Luke's Health System s ( , I’c n tag o n iire rea«ready to shift to Dahlberg and the'compmp“ y f . t h e h e lm1 0of S t- Plan B. But Planin nr is dieir ir m iraculous (Jiri’c(ors u'ill iiave a loJot t 10 say L u te ’s Mlarffi* a i ' ■ -em pty term for m '‘'6*^ salvation, ahout who is hired forv igional IDIckClieneya:y a n d his them oniont, is probabia i^ y ’,h c “; . v a lle y Re@- n ^ w orm y aides, oof f c ourse, are ------tern's second-m ost impinponam Medlcal Ce t e n t e r stm ba b b lin g aboiib o u t total Vic- I Iraqis]is n e e d us. bu t w e can’t h h e r jo b o f b uilding a n e w Irac job. 3 V tory a n d com pletiilc iin g d ie mis- h av'e e nm o re bc ca u sc w e don't policc {i forcc. B ut th a t w as inslUoti, bill h e a ' Ktre o v e rs a w th e t r a n s slon hy niising: th ie sta k es a n d w a nit t tth e Iraq is to bc co m c before b th e miliUa so inex therc's sdll m uch to be)e Jacconi- VOCal and a i knocking olf diele nmullalis in M MAUREEN ili-’P""leiide'nt on us. orably o began to infiltrate theic '■ plished before M agic Va arfm Tehnm. Ills tomb:m bsto n e will Ie c o n te n d e d that incrcas- police, p presumably widi thee ' Uegional is fully integral,SSn,o public-a,a a V u - p ro b ab ly say, “I,IciMere lies Dick 9 d o w d the number of our troops s si u p p o n o f so m e le ad e rs In St. Luke's — and St. Luk•u kc'sinio c a t e fo r Twifwln Cheney, still winninning.") j R J w ouldJld make the Iratjl govern- Iraq’s Ii d y sfu n cd o n a l govern the Twin Falls com m uni liven M enry KKis! issinger has M H M |RK s m ent n t madt but also assened ment. n Now, with the police rS n, Falls'heaWIltn defected from theth e Plan A h .ri-i-m rg . The job will require SL ______I th aIt d d e l c re a sin g the n u m b e r begging b th e A m erican s n o l to - Kang. interpersonal skills, ain n ability : to CarS. w ouldd d in te h s lf y se cta rian vio- . . m n a k e th e m p a tro l B aghdad’s's ^ Once he dioughught d ie w ar tro o p s so v«!vn can eventually lence.:e. n wbrk w ith TV/in Falls doi m e a n stre ets a n d show ing heiier It now h e thinks g e t out. Tillsh is a p o o r m e n u o f ’ thcir tl shrapnel wounds, she Kee's deft touch for getti What doI VOUy ' military victory^ is Ioui ofthe Lt. Gen. RaymondR Odierno, opdonions. . ■ just jl w an ts to ge t h e r un it tious groups to recognlz nizeacom- thInk?WVe e question. VVIienhttihc turns whose soldiidiers pulled Saddam Ass P I’l e te r B e ln a n w rote In hom h e safely, widiout losing mpn interest and workrk tto w a rd It. , - ..I..... , against a war, you^ou know die o u t o fh is spsp id e r h o le a n d w h o T h eN Nc ew R epublic diis week, a ai n o d ie r soldier. S h e said h e r " For the fact of the mnatter ai Is, W^ICOniB view-V|i war's in trouble.;. H e also Is retu rn inlg g to Iraq to take ■ 'Ina app a n ic u la rly cruel twist, orders oi werc to train a loca] the merger — approvededbylNvIn polntstolTI.m - believes leavingg qiqu ic k ly would c h arg e of diedii d ay-to-day light, d iee cvc v en ts o f reccnt m o n th s force fc to de a l w ith crim cs likec Falls County voters last I riskacivUwarsotso big it could h a s ^ v e n upup tall^g about a havediL* d e m o lish e d die b e st dicft d: and murder, not to teaclich might not have happeme L d ° ^ i h - . p i i r r e ^its t s on destabilize the MiddleMi( East. JeiTcrsonianm de m ocracy a n d ' argumim ei n ts b o th for staying ' ' th th e m how to fight a cotin- nfhor Annan, whcArho th o u g h t n o w w ishes» only< for a govern- - a n d forfoi leaving." N odng in d ie le oiit Kee's political acumim i e n . - t i l l s ^ n d OtI lerinsurgency. Aside from th e w ar was crazy,ucy. now says m e n t In Iraqaq diat's viewed us same n By m ost objective crit(T ite n a , ’ e m a g az in e that "w e are telling te Israel to b e n ic e r to thhe e tiiat th e U nited1 StalesSta is Icgidmate., Hc11 has gone from approaro ac h ln g a Saddam -U kc Pi K oe's te n u r e a t M a g ic ValleyVal ISSUeS. . Palestinians, as if there lies • "trapped in Iraq"q" na n d can't _ "ca n do" l3 o "don't '' know." I Ie m agnit^ litu d c for th e m u rd e r o f Iraq Iri salvation, lames Baker Rt^ional was a successss ((he spent leave un til d ie IraqIracjis c an cre- talked to Tht■hom S h ankcr o f innoceiicenis." Leon Wiesellier will w mosdy try tosuggcst xhatat ' 4 j 12 years as CEO, andi d Ib e fo re a te a “se c u re envirijvironment" — rhe New Yor'ork ’lim e s ah o u t w orrlctrlcd that the problem may die di United Stales talk to Iran1 • thnt, 10 m onths as senionior vice president and a yearye: as even thougli thee IraqisIr evince c u rta ile d gotloals o f reducing b e dccjc e p e r th a n d ie n u m b e r o f a ar n d Syria. O n TXicsday, after ch'icf operating officer),r). Ini 2002, he Inherited a hchospl* not die sll^testt in te rest in a , se cta rian vioriolcnce a n d restor- o u riroops; iroi it maybe Iraq d di ie L eb a n ese in d u stry m in iss- lal vyith S58 m illion in1 totalto operating revenue: ththree secure environmeim ent. (’I'he in g civil audiidiority. acknow l- , itself.'V'(."Mterwe invaded Iraq, ter, te Pierre G cm aycl. a n o p p o)- yrars later, it w as $1155 nmillion. He shepherded ththe tleaUi squads evenven assasslnat- edging: "Wiil/lil w c attain those? Ira qin inv v a d ed Itself. We a rc at n n e i n t o f Syria, w as a ssassin at1. S16.1 million purchasec o f th e "Uvin F a lls C lin ic a m ed a p o p u la r coimedian m e this I don't know.iw.“ ih e nmei e rc y o f Iraq, w here th ere ed eil in B eirut. B ush sa id h e suIS-'" s ' I lo 's p ita l a n d th e h o spiltal’s ltD partnerships w ith phyW i - week.) At a Senatia te he arin g last ,is n oI mercy." m p p e t cte d th a t Iran a n d Syria ^ l l i e retired Glen. en. Anthony week. Gen. Ji rlait groups ijxihear^.!a. . John A blzald Kirkrk S S e m p le , T h e N ew York werc wi behind the murder. Zintii, who ihoughjg h t G eorge W. s o u n d e d likeke Goldilocks meets limI's' es': B aglidad c o n esp o n - M ost significantly, hele Ihelped sell "Rvin Falls Maybe Baker Iiad better Uusii's c ru sa d e to d e p o se G uernica, assertingas: two ■ dent,, w w rote a b o u t Capt. find fir Plan C. County’s commissionersers — and eventually, its voi voters Saddam Husseinin wasw foolish propositionsn s ab o u t th e w ar Stephaih a n ie Bagley. the dauj;li- ’Hie Pentagon is trying to ■ — Mn the Idea that a priv}rivate-sector partnership ’ , and did not wantnt tito send in that are lo^cReally a t w ar w ith te r andgranddaugliterofniili- n d d de e cid e w h e th e r w c siio u ld Golo w(iu]d m ake health careire delivery better here lhan a n il ony tro o p s, no wV ththinks we each other.. Hc I said we can't t;iryp pol o llc em cn w ho w as Big, Bi; G o l^ n g o r Go I lom e. v v ^ d have been had thethi taxpayers continued to ovm may have to sendi d Iin m u re h a v e few er' irotr o p s b ecau sc th e en tiiuusiasiic si a year ago about Go i figure. the hospital. Kee's successor will haveha' to demonstrate — andn d quickly — a strong comm mr itm ent to local Control. won't be enough to be St.St Luke’s chief representatiJiuie Post-elelection maki]Ing nice was]} lovely—wh in TWin Falls: he or shee willw have to be a vocal —- aa n d hile it lasted v e ry p u b lic — a d v o c a te forf TWin Fills in St. Luke's f o l l o w did you enjoy the I inierest; s y s te m . ests and a Pentagon w wl h ic h B ush kited la st year ^ ^ H r a o f Go oid d I’i-eeiing that TOM er w iiu h a d a ha n d in th e ' and an which was emphatically For Kee's part, we wishish him well. It's good to knc M T E E P E N ;novv W-/brokeoutInVin W ashington Inistration's pro-tonure reje rej cted , esp'cciolly by tliat the leadership he showedshi — and the experiet ience after Democratss sweptsw this I______------^------1 policiesles. , D Dc em o crats b u t b'y th e pu b lic ' he gained — during hisis tite n u r e a t M a g ic V alley year's congrc'ssion.ional elections? ' T hercere is no chance the a at l larg1 e a s well. Hegional will still be at[ workwi to make health carecbct- t Don't tell me you.wu.went into Murthaiochchampion an agcn- nomineineescanclcara • A / nd a s h e a d o f fam liy pla nI-' -' • . ter in IW in Falls. the kitchen lo makila k e a sa n d - d a in w h ic h1 ethicse legislation Democro c ra tic S enate. T he only ning nir at the Depanment,of wich and missedd diedi whole is prominent]ntly promised. reasons>ns to resu b m it th e m are Health 1 Ie and Human Services. ' ______thing. But it alrcaicady tu m s ou t th a t to stirr uuj p th e G O P’s h a rd core the tiu Wliiic House has appoint-[•" ' If so. too bad. hecb e c a u se it U ush w as jusijst funnin’ when conserveirv atlv es a n d lo se n d th e ed ed the former medical direc was lovely while! it Ilasted. hc wuxed on;n about making party's's rigr lit-w in g laik rad io tor to r of a Christian anti-abor T i m ee s s - N e w s Democrats expre:pressed conflr nice.'Ilie pre:resident has claquele hli u rry in g to ils bufi- tion tioi prc>gnancy counseling dence diey couldd w ork w itlr tiiro w n do wm n more gauntlets horns, scservice r that regards contra Brad Hurd. . . . Publisherr Clirls Steinbach. . . .. EdEditor P rc sid e n i B ush oan n severals than he hasi ha h n d s. T h; e presidentpi will also cep ccf tiv es a s “d e m e a n in g to matters in ways mmo o re prag- B ush w ill renomiiiatcre four renomiiininate United Nation's women." wo • . ThA monitor* of tho odHorislDrisI board tnd m iters of editorialirials m a tic d ia n p a rtisans a n — im m l- o f h is w oefulj 1 judicialj candi- /\mbas«issador lohn Bolton. . . 'I This revved up idcology- aro Brad Hurd. Chri* Stolntolnbach, Stove Crump, TrscI BlitsIlts, gradon. for Instanctmcc. and the dates, holdoviovers w h o m noiv icrvingse n o n su fie ra n ce as m o n g c rin g goes b e y o n d ju st ______BIN Bltzanburgurg and David Cooper. m in im u m wage. AAn nd D em o crats alreadyall have an intcriicrim rec ess ap p o in tee . • licking licl olf Democrats, anot ' ------— President Bush inn hih is p o st- m a d e p la in theytli wanted no In pracdicdce. Dolton has not a altc lto g eth er u n w o n h y sp o rt. It election prcss confein fere n ce p a rt of. T h enominees ni arc a turnedd outo to be the china- is isc contemptuous of an cicc- ' averred. If sometimilim es w ith so rry lot. sh o p bullbul many feared he torate ton which has just declaredcl;- WriteIte to us teeth rather clinchciched, th a t h e O n e h a s bci)ccn unanimously wouldIbe. bi but again hc itself itse fed up with such doctri- w as ke en to do bus!lU siness w ith ra te d "u n q ulalified al “ — a rare rem an in s sa n a th e m a to m o st ' nal nal rigidides and empty pani- Tho nmoo-Nom welcomes letteetters from readers on subjects of of the new majoridese s j c 5 m y dad p rep a re s to) marketing a n d p ro d u cts I :ts for j I n e gadve im paclact It h a s on ih c lr 44 perccnccntof 18-to24*ycar- dicLh e ir ow n. Yet so m e sdll p la n to ' reiirc next m o n d i, we'vie’ve T h riitn t. M any sta rted sa “ e KARAMCGIG u i r e pordoUQ.-saldId Tim Schmidt, olds woulo uld give u p dieir healdi uawravel b o d i In a n d o u t o f die " J. '.'X hadalot of discussionsms Imc. assuming diat pcnsii 43.wliomanqfiages 150 financial insurancenee before dicir ccll UnitJn ited States a n d s ta n new aU|)Ut w liat m y p a re n ts w ishh plans and Social Security 1.y ______advisers forTliiTirivent. phones.s. hobllobbies and activities, -riiey're ' ihQT^ d o n e diffcrcndy ab o u t Jt wouldcarrythcmthrougl'Ugh r u say. T h e! a'average retire* , S c'ekpr; profcssloriai help: One- notlot beingI real widi diem- ' '* re^m cnt planning. retlnsmcnt am i d ia l formirm er advice for th e youngcnger genera- ment portfolio10 w as w orth just th in i of fdi d ie pre-retirees in te r- - selwelves," S chm idt s a id .' Ijtainly. dicy w ish dicy’d employers w ould pay for for thcir tions. I know Idds havh av e a te n - $56,000 a t d iee e c n d o f last year, viewe I ' ■ . J ______S idiuMltwb>f«,M06 tm Thwfr«tw.TWiF^b,Milw US O p in ioN n .______WherreveriTtum, it’s anj iPod1 world P lease^Wekonne • G u e s s it was Ihc; advertise*od I sioiieLevyf!vy fan; d ie first tvrt>- presicsidentiai playlisi, councsy of I “ O u r N *m - . I m e n i for th e $899ILampdiat iL . Ai JJtBEAMpy' ll^of"Hj"Hackers: H eroes o f dieWW ashington Univc•t^ily (in A s c n t m e ovur th eeedge.'TXim vc the CompulIputer RevoludonTls St.LoiLouis) stu d e n t tiew spapen th e kno b on cc to useISC diei desk ______I som e o fththe e best Journalism “Vanln M orrison's hli 'Urown i 0 B / 6 V I >N ” ';. lamp,” the promotionio n al cropy I'v eevbrrcairead. l^wl n e o f th e m o)st st unset-I I ^ d o n resortsIS ara n d shopping cen- is Receive a free gifti f t d in g things fo rr s arc also usin g m o rc (with the purchaseofr a gift certificate or packa;:kage) m a r k TFRAHANTr lcni.™bcson Ing dlls last dec i i u u i A i 'i i m o n e y to investinvi In od ic r u ib e s' - w as a conversadonAidi a local w ilt L ______I econom ic development.dev 'f 20% discount onn all products legislator whoSled suggesio A ndionyy MMi iranda, chairm an (this is only offered onenee a year) Washingtonould state pres- shouli casinos a n d slot)t machines.n It ' ofdieCaliforrfom la N adons Indian . ' . s r " ' , ' • IkkI) Uijix . su rc tribesnore to shore of m o r was diat developr3pmcntdiat' GamlngAssocssociadon, said ii w as ' ^ • llrclii>l>o« dielr gaminge. revenue. lau n ch ed d ie grovT o w th o fu lb a l difilcuit to aitfactaiu investm ent v ^ Complimentarij Makeovers • l>rl<>h i:>irK«ion. P n s su rc . aau ally , isamild,is a gaming in Wosliinliington a n d dollars w hc en n tribalt casinos liifI.Mji.kuir'” '• polite word. The discussmission now die 20 casinoinos account for were first buill3ulli,becausc banks tvas m o rc ab o u i w ays di 'f Jewelry Trunk Sfti; h o w O « die sta le ro u ^ ily 5 pcrccnt:ntofdiatS22 andWallSueeueet weren't that * . co u ld force, o r even exion,exic hillion garningununiverse, inicrestcd ororv were worried . u ib e s into cotjghing uup p extra according to Emc:Tiest Siebbins, a b o u t d ie IndiIndustry's viability ! Drinks & Hors d-d!oeuvres^ cash. Then diewDrd“sh"share" execudve directorlor ofdic . "But we foundund alternadvc ways isn't acc u ra te eidier. itk w ould be W ashington Indiadian G am ing lo gel Investmsu n c n i dollars," 0 lot m o rc h o n e st to acindiadr diat Association. Minmdasaid.lid. This dme around M I L W L O> D ga*cd is a pow erful mnoUvator. od Tribes arc alreate a d y contribul- a n d often:n wm idi help from M E D I C A L S PPA T lie Indians have d oncwcll n e < ingmorcdian$MSMOmiliionto banksandWalWall Street — tribes financially — a n d y ou knowkl d ie state, Siebbinslins said, "and In are loaning5 mmi oney to o d ic r W Renaissanceice Park • Twin Falls • 7373-MAROD______w h at d ia l m e:uis (an inieresi-Inii , nsmallstaiclikeV;eWasliington tribesforcconcon o m ic develop- _____ / ing contrast from whenien u ib e s It's a significant; factor."fai m ent. W ercp c rc civ cd to b e poor,pw Bui w h at^ pardiirdcularly "IWbesarerms n o l jusi gam ing," always demanding mortlo re from appealing lo mc e IsIs th a t g a m : M iranda said, gov e rn m e n t from t a ^(payers). a j bling is nol die ecm n d g o a l— A nd w hereircdowegofrom c IwasddnW rigaboutdu td iis only o n e ste p tow:jward a greater here? exchange while attcndiniding die reward, “We'd be lterItcr start w carihg Global G am ing Eixpo earliercar Indeed, urdikc;c oo d ic r casino su n ^ a sse sbbecausc e c diai!s how dlls m ondi, a gamblingng Indus-1 operadons, uibeses use i die prof- bri^i die fulu^uiurc Is." M iranda try trade show.lYlbai gaminggar its from gamblingng for esscndal said has b e co m c s o hu g e -—gener-— f governmental serverviccs—pay- Nowonderilersomelegislaiors aUng m o re th a n $22 blllibillion In ing forsoclol scrvicrvice and healdi aro getdng ggrci rm ty . . . ' revenues — d ia t It Is nownowst'cn carc. as a n esscn d a l part ofan f an indus- 'IVibcsinWasliiriliington arc Former ItiaUdahoan Mark try th a t o n c e challenged{edits also using proceedx-ds tospur ThiluintiscdiuyiitorofltteSeaille existence. [opment on Post-lngellipm^ ivx r editorial Most Americans —• dudircc- dieir rcservadons,is, creadngi ' page. W iteto to him h at nvirkfm’ | H quarters of Ihosc survcyc/eyed in a Jobs, w M e invesdrsdng in de sd n a- hantscattleplapt.com. . 1 ■. rv te n i poll — say th a tI oon n bal- a n c c tribal gam ing h aIS s beb en a good development. Therh e n a lot of folks have reached this con- , cli^slon.from experience, 22 m illion people h av c “C ‘ hand" observadons aboub oui trib- M a! g a m in g fadlldcs, sayslysE I m ie Sicvens Jr., ch airm a n o f d PO n k l National Indian Gaming o o x & A Associadon. “W e didn't w ake u p oon* n e d a y a n d diis w as a $22 billion Industry," h e said. ThereJrew > as C o r y A . IP i l l i n g , 'no explosion, no acdder but. the Industry grew bbee ecau se DPA’ A f _____ In d ian C ounlry w orkedid h a rd ■■ a n d bulil th e business. •C0MPLETF0 3-YE-YEAR COMPRC- Already odier govcmmi KEHSIVE POOIATRKFRICSUIICICAL are "sharing" diis fortune. (ININC AT BOTS-^ Stevens said 224 tribesi in 2 8 aMEOICIHETRAINI sta le s paid $7.6 billionlin in feI d e r- forogehehalHoospital; IN al taxes, a n o d ie r $2.6 biUIijiUIon michioah. w as d istrib u ted to sla tee sstu a id • Received FEUovLOWSHIP TRAIN- $100 m illion w en t to localJCalgOV- IHC AT ILIZAROV'I IN:nstitute FOR e m m e n ts In 2005. RESTORATIVE TRAUlAUMATOLOSr Tribal gam in g in th issstoie sts ANO Orthopaedics IN RUSSIA: has b o d i a sh o rt hisioryy aai n d a very long one. • Earned DoctorOR OF POOIATRIC MEDICINE AT CALIFC COLLEGE T h e roots o f gam blingIg g o V OF PODIATRIC MEDIEDICINEIHSAN FRANCISCO;. back diousands of yearsrs • Obtained B.S.. ffFROM BRICHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY; bc ca u sc it is ion acdvity/th dii a l has 'IED OV AMERICAH BOARD OF POOIATA be en p rese n t in m ost uibarib alcu l- •B o*" o Oualif.ec tu rfs. For exam ple, d ieI sdcksd« ‘PEOICS ffPRtMAflVnv POOIATRIC MEDICINE; AMERICAN E gom e, o r h a n d gome, isjjj a PODIATRIC SURCiER'lERY, FOREFOOT'anD REARFOOT. jessin g game where Indi lATfticl Ortho- i . ndividu- • MEMDER o r AMEHMERiCAN Collcgc of Foot & Ankle s als a n d team s w ager bascci s c d o n a American PodiatritTRic Medical ASSOCIATION: IdahoAN pB oard op h id d e n b o n a 'This contexttext, to MEOICAI ASSOCIATI'ation. m e. Is so Im p o rtan t to die nar- rallvc b c ca u sc Il's th e “wh)why" o f • worked WITH THITHC Honduras crippled Children 1 10 PODIATRIC tribal gaming. • SPECIALTIES; Birth BiR defects and dcvelopmental T h e sh o rt liisiory onlylygoes gi LEMS in CMILDREH,:h. sporis mcdicinc and diadetic f< back a dc ca d c o r s a In addi-adc :en Project.' d o n to ixadidonol gambUnDiing, TAL foot prod- tribes h a d bin g o parlors lu IC foot ' law ^toffiinsi die state C o m pilete le Foot & Ankle < opened up die possibilityIty o< f f o rr y Adults & Childrei e Care' ■ In WM TWIN F'ALL5a , BURl ren B I M hH E 676ShotipA'Ave,W, 1344 Highi m S u i te 1112 Suite J R L E Y I h (208) 733-(3-0436 (208) 671 g h lan d Avc. A-U Tiffl»Nnn,TMnn t s , ^ . R a t t e n -ENTION-ATTIT E N T IO N - AT I ' ; O 3 IV 3 5 ' « Q l TER z r 55 ip m 2 i: z . IK0 i !]^ in z U l i i yI j T i J ODAY Z' 1 I Z ) 0 b HT > . 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B 4 M NCVEMeS) 26,1.2006 • TIMESNEWS * CITY C EDITOR MAHHEW 3$ADY: 7 3 5 -3 2 3 4 M s>DE:CofflinunHynews,B: m B7 I Court news, B6-7'1 1 Somebody Needs You,iu,B3 I Obituaries, B2-3!-3 I WeeMy and montii}tfiy planners^ B5 W h y c af n ’ Heilium shoort^en nakes w o m e n l e a f w e l l ces rise iacross nfiation enough alo:l o n e ? ^ [ BlflMCIiWHi u t m shorioge;e isi re sp o n sib le fo r coolsIs magnets in MRI IL-. hich is m o re ilimpor* Tln»»*Newiwiwrtter ______sc o rin g: prices, p and con* mochl:hlnes, and it's widely used lant to th c dcdevdop* \ su m e t^ wilwill lIJccly poy o few in lab(ibonilorics a t M a ^ c Valley A m ent o f a hlu u mn o n TW IN FALLiLLS — A nalio n o l p e n n ie sI mmc o re fo r he liu m bol* food-]:1-processIng plants. . being, heredityiviron* o r c n v ir h e liu m sh oo rt rta g c m o y leave lo o n s thlI iss hoh lid a y se aso n . Kos:□ss said Norco’s healdi* m cnt7 Naiurclurc? o r n iin u r holidoy pon;irtygoers with a "You’llil probablypi sec the hit care! < customers are served In m y wife'sIt^both: ease, it’s! sinking reelinging. on a local:ol level1 for things like beforeire balloon vendors, She's a geneticisttraining. by ira l Maintenancmce work on two party ballotlUoons," soid lim Ross, • Moslosi balloon sellers in die ' S o I askedother h e r th c Olh helium ploiitsits ond a 42S*miIc quality monogcrma: ot Norco, o . Magic;ic Valley ore g ettin g th eir day, after yetr pointed another pc pipeline bctw}twcen Ibxos and Boisc-baseased distributor of heliunum, tliough ot 0 higher reminder, *WI About hatij it ab K a n sa s' Isi p in c h in g th e h e liu m In southemsi Idohb. pricc.e. Sincc mld'October, womenW and rain gutterstcis7“ nation's hcliu!lium distribution / Ross saidlaid 0 handful of com* custoromers at Gem Stoic BaBalloon Village in Filer, wasn'iin'l organizers sccurcd thclrr hcU-1 ______c h ain , forclni :lng some pony: panies control cor most of the Weldeiic rs Supply ore poylng 10 awaware she is paying more for um supply weeks beforcrc d ie supply store3rcs across the country'sh<'s he liu m , a n d m o st o f p c rc:cnt er morc, said die com* GtGem Stote helium — or thatiat shonage. DONON’T nation to giground boUcion those companies c are pony's^'spresidcnt.W U lIeW ott. thith ere viras even a sh o n o g e. Indusi^ experts expect!ct die „ . ; business, ra tio n inlg g thcJf supplies. "We'Ve're hav in g lo pay about “No. w e're n o t b e in g affect*c(* s h o n a g e to last a b o u c clth ree A S K f ^ M t In th e MagicIgic Valley, howev* N orco iss getting gi 20 perccnt 10 penercent more for the heli* ed by It at presen i," sh e said..*1 *1 m o rc weeks. er, consumericrs orc floating less heliumium than normal, he um. sc Si«. so we're having ^o pass guess gu I didn't look closcly, a tt' ' • ------high. Southerrem Idaho is in no. said, th a t on 0 lo our customers," ouo u r last bill." Times-News sta ff wtwriier CranHgi]n d a n g er o f runnirmlngoutofhcll* Most ofof thc helium pur* Wottstsaid. Thc famed balloons in dieh c M att Christensen covers ntnatu- um. the sccorcond most-obun* chased Inn thetl United States is BulII i not everyone is feeling MiMacy's Thanksgiving Dayay ral resources. Coniaci hin\im at ' • ’ dant elementIt In1 thc universe, used in mcdicalm n and research the pin)lnch. PaParade made appearancescs 735-3243 or at, maltchch'rls- "You're about to a s k mffl e to industry experpens say But the fields. ‘or For example, helium Judydy Betiazzo, owner of without wi incident — paradedc lensen&lee.nei. clcon out thc g u tte rs,, oren'ta n you?" she replied. -N o t at a!).-1 said. “Bu‘B u tlV c _ b e e n married tw ice, am n d ILj ibrary at yYOUR( FINGERRTIPS never has an autum n[p pa assed th a t gutters w eren’t th e f ises fees I . priority in the hpuschotc filer raij r i ^ t after getting m y baitbai b uckct oul of th c f^dgc. th in k It's hord'W lrcd intointo th e X chromosome.'* topayfobrgrowtl Rain*guttcr hy g ien e is il always InconvcnJent bccausebcc it m u st bc accom plishedtied on it who establish new coruinriec* w eekends betw een Coluj TjTlme»N Ions for free online (j. Id. All lh at Is n e ed e d is can log in dircctly at ircsslibrary.cbm fro m - ByJ I Fw c, NetLibrary. oITeis a ible audiobooks w ith. ' E IO pick from. Patrons clir an account at thc Ccr e TWin Falls Pu b lic unc o f t NctLibrary's selection A favorites onto dielr fad »3s." Hills said. "After sale an browse, chcckout ing le." -gall d she prefers th e o l d - cau even she ha s fo u n d o s e a pail ildc bit." she said. "It ofb nrmtrovcUngtojust ") hen Library is o n a never* dioi rograms a n d scrviccs A the: 3Ut what the public ly r said.'Wc'rc currendy diat ir adviser sites th a t widi Al ------stru e covers the Magic Gull dca. conlact lu r by e- w as nalLcomorbyphone Muc w hc P T1«MMm,Wardh.M OBITUAR]R I E S . . Ruth/ll Anderson Walterers Truman Bradidley r Forobituaiyratates and infbimati iiO ISH — R u th AlAnderson cial place In theihe hearts of not BURLEYY— - Ihiman Bradley. Conveimention In Chicogo. in the H s 3 W allers w as b o rn o nnMarchZl. M only her dau^l^lers and their an 84-year-L*ar-old re sid e n i o f early'1960s. li Call 73S3266 Mondayy tfiroughtf Saturday. Deadline I: 1917, in Boonuvillc.e. Ark.,She/ families, but ofof alli her friends Burley, passed pa; away on Thinaman is survived by his p.m. for next-day publlcatiiation. The e^iail addross forIf iobit* p a ssed aw ay o n Nov.)v. 223 .2 0 0 6 . a n d th e survivlh;dng members of Monday. Nov. Ni 20, 2006, In son, DD. ave a n d h is wife, 'lYudy. uarles is cblts^niagicvacvalley.com. Death notices arere a of congcsiivc ^ herI maternal Drapi'r. UlalJioh, Hcwosifas so p ro u d o f his grand* free service and can t>e9 placedpl until 4 p.m. every, daylay. To heart failure family.f She after ul5*yei*year childreIren. Amanda and her view er submit obituariesles online, or to place a mess :— - SERVICICES ------— ^ ^ O v J i p r £ o z n u i to r PPersonslixed n Oxnmmentim ta aTmilsUie «t: Catherine Lau^iUn oflofTWin IViylar, formerly’ cof'Burley, Jerome, funeralera) ol 1 p.m. Falls, cclcbration of lifee a t 11 view ing fo r fam ilyr aiand friends Monday at.1 Farnsworth . . WHITE MortuaryRY - 136 4TH AVE. E.. • 733-6600 ■} a.m. Monday at Reyni*ynolds fro m 9 to 9:45 a.mi.Saiurdayot . & Monuary Chaph a p el. 1343 S. . R e VYNOLDSi FUNERAL CHAPAPEL - 2 4 6 6 ADDISON AVE.^ E. • 733-4900 Funeral Chapel, 2466 Add!kddlson the Hansen Monualuary Buriey Lincoln In Jerontrome; visitadon .Ave. E ln Twin Falls. C hapel. from 6 to 8 p.m.1,m. to d a y o t th e lUNSET MEMORIAL PARKMK - 2 2 9 6 KIMBERLY RD.Rl • 733-5743 or . Rosa Elizabeth Nelson Nei Morion fensenn Kyle of chopel. THE BB< o y s a g irls Club ofF h MAGIC Va l l e y - 9 9 9 F r o n t i e r R d ., 736-70111 ^ , . . - ... » j( i ■ I ______Sw O bituariRIES/COM M UNlJ l T T ' • ^ — sSOMEBODY NBi E D S Y O U — V oknrtom — Idaho} HomeHc Health willing to drtve« clientsc to doctor tecrcarpentpenters to assist the Carcg'cglvers program needs driv- program fflSVP; at 7362122,?. ext.e:< United Way-sponsored agoigoncy at , and Hospice has plantilanned extend- appointmentss endai go grocery . builder Jncon construction of ram ps' ers toto provide transportation on 320, before 4:30 p.m. Wednesdcisdoy the Co;/egoo/Southern M.Maho. ed iralning for volunte(nteers. Tho shopping. Volunilunteers are needed and olheril h Robert D. Riggen T ammi Slatter, RN, BSN and Rolo Slatt, RN (Co-founders ofol IHospice visions Inc.) wanim l to c ta kke e (his opportunity to persoisonally thank all ihededlcaKrated employees, volunteerss ia n d - * HAILEY— R obertrt DD. Rlggen, serv icc, g e n ujincly in giving of Madison. Wls.; W his modicr, bogjlard m e ih b e rs o f H o sp ic e Vis!/Isio n s. ‘58, departed peacefulsfully at his himself, and it was in giving Moyra off H ailey: h is sister, . ^ n r ir commitment to provldinjling quality, compassionateite end-oMife care is what s e ts \ home on Wednesday,jay, Nov. 8. unselfishly that tht he truly Lynne ofr Fairfield Fi and her „ isplce Visions above (he restJSt. 2006. excelled. R ob wwas a very devoted daughter HHcl eidi o f San Diego: H e was bo m ^ ^ ^ ^ B spiritually, inldaidated by Kirpal andhisformtrmer wife and friend. isplce Visions is proud to) bbe the only fre* Btnndlnyly not-for-proQti hospice agei5en c y (0 Robert and ■ ■ Singh into SuraLirat S habd Yoga M im i o f Ketchum. Kcti His fadier in theth Magic Valley. Hospice2 Vvisions provides compassicsslonale, quaiily end-of-life c a r e . ' Moyra Rlggen v V widiacommItm NOTICES As Steve WWl hitesides, co-owher of thehe s B4 WEST ■ Thursday findchamfipions I Big treee hunters f I I 7:00pm amongl[the nativeeand nonnnative I I .KTWT By Keith RkDer ■^ThiicUnt ■■ H 0 D i 4 3 H . Cable 2 ' ' A ••- ‘ n u<|U0l PHCu’Tnnimltur | P«ftabl» ip u h w i Daiktop tpMlwr Dock tS li . J I Now is thehe tim e to have yo;r o u r i J - 1 . M K »0 c— V a ricrose c Veins & S p i d e r >Veins Treat I David A. JoJohnson, M.D. EA.C.! B oard CCenifled c r Vascular Surgeon • Th© only Boardird Certified Fellov/shlp Troiro i n e d ' • ' Vascular Surgec^eon In the M agic Valley, • Non-surglcal 'minimallyml invasive technlq'ilq u e s ' done safely Inin thet offlce. • One-tim e loserier procedure for varicose \ • Vein Sclerothercle ra p y . ;::c ining u la r gSwiRELESS* • Your insurance:e im ay cover costs. 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Tues’ues. and Ri.. 9:30 and ‘StcUeamrotling* a t 8:15 carcampus, Twin fells, $4 for under age 4 not admitted).1. .rain forest, Herrett Centeriter ifor gery, have had thele s surgery or a.m . to 9 p.m.:.m,: Wed. ond p.m., HeHerrett Center for Arts adiadults, J3 for senior cillzons. 732-6655. Arts and Scietwe on thele campus« who have questionsjn s about lt.'7 Thurs., 9:303 9.19.in. to 4:30 p.m.; or the College of Souttiemlem Idaho, p.m., Sally's Officeus J Solutions. • and Sat.. 1t( 1( 95 p.m.,Jean B. rx) cost. 732-6655. 338 Main SL, Goodiwdlng. no c o s t.' King Gallery.i. HtHerrett Center for (nRSTTKURSOAY}TheldiI Idahe call 9344 4 1 2 . Arts and Sciem:ience, C.S.I. canv OMthfwFIddlanAsMciatjelation ' (THIRD SATURDAY)lY) An EvwUng pus. Twin Falls,3lls. no cost, 732- ^ (lOTn) District 6B meetingitings, jam- of Pbtochle, 7 p.m..m.. Ageless 6655. 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(THIRD SATURDAY)lY) Magic Valley sta r" a t 7 p.m.3.m. and w m .. -Mklong Skillf/s (FIRST FRIDAY)-n«tFMdiR fdays,' a Model Raarbader*rs \ group, public ‘StaaawWIng*ng* at 8:15 p.m., ■ oncfra^TWnth event featuri,Ituring live Is Invited to bring ar> and njn their Herrettji^enterIter 1 for Arts and • music wtth local artists,>, bever-be trains (parental sup C O U R T RRECORDS i —-—TWM N FALLS COl3 U N T Y ------■•fc J m M IWIN RUXS — Rccentnt aactivity in guilty; four yearsars penitentiary, per and Dcbi: Peters.Pet Seekingjudg- • insurejrance; $5,407.38 for uncov- • Sth District Court in TwiiTwin Falls count: two yearsars determinate; two meni againsilinst tho defendant for eredd medicalr costs, , County induded tho following;(olll years indetermin.Tiinaie; consecutive: past medicaliical expenses for Briann K.h Harris, Seeking estabiish- one count injupf.1ptojalI:fouryears $12,948.54;.54; future medical mentnt ofi paternity; birth ceniflcate in^ t h * ^ ^ n a l s MISDEMEANOR SENT1ENTD^CINOS penitenUary; fwoV/o years determi- expenses;>; generalge damages for ' changnged to rofleci defendant as ier; $142 monthly support Lany J. BoMr. 22. Buhl:uhl: one count nalo: two yearsrs liIndeierminaie; pain, sufferinBering, lost wages: father D e c e mIBER b 7-9, 2006 atlon to an concurrent, amount to0 be proven at trial: attor- plusi 474 percent of medical pra^de false irtformatioi AT AM AZING1 GCllACE FELLOWSHIP’ offlcer; pleaded guilty;ty; i s o o fine Joseph P Jimenez,riez. 40. Twin l^lls: ney's fees.ans.and costs. Plaintiff expenenses not covered by insur- with $300 suspended:!fd: $72.50 . drtving under theIhe influence: pJead- seeking reimleimbursement for > once:e: provide mcdical insurance: Dboas orOPHN AT 6:30 I’.M. . costs: $75 public defenafender fee: ed guilty; threee yt years penitentiary: Injuries sustiustained In a vehicle- $1.27278 for public assistance ond C O N C ER T STSTARTS AT 7:00 P.M. ' 90 days injail wilh 6838 ssuspend- two months deteieiemilnate: 34 accident. chlkld isupport costs. W IT H AN EIF.CANT DCDCSSfRT nUFFET FOLl.OWlt«'ItNiC ed. two days work detailetaii; Jl2 months indeiemi*mitnate: $112.50. DIVORCES FREO • months' p ^ tJ o n ; onosno count driv- cosls; drtving pri\privileges suspend- CHllDD SUPPORTSl CASES T I C K E T•S: S : % 12.00 EACH s; dismissed ed for 365 days.ys. The State of 1 ^ \ Daviivid C lark , D V M I B T h is ccttificaie entientiilcs you to a new patient conomultatlon. ^^| ry)adson,DVM ■ niUn(ing,DVM !■ exam ination und n d any : n eccu ary x-rays w ith DDr. r. Barked ■IK at Magic Valley!cy S pine & Jo in t in exchange (b n b ^ Road • Kimbefty, 10 donation to th:he e Salvation : Army. Donation. m„.lm ho *1*(IMBinr 22341 modema through o u r office. WTMIMIMRTHOiPim (21 77iu vcduabU offer)//ff is your fint step rouard beircr Valid only •Ith siftI cercettlficaic (^ h c r icrvlcct urrcml bi 'V . I • C G:OURT RECORI^ S / C O M M U N TITY r TWINFALLSj C n Y ^ •TWIN FALLS-Recentairtt activity In $ 1 ,^ 1 .0 7 restiti>titution. TenyA.Hull.5l11,5 8 . Twin Falls; pro- $82.5050 costs; ,$75 public defend, hearir^ hi se t for Dec. 15; no bondjnd $500 bond. 5lh District Court In TVinl^llsTVit Esteban Arclniega,iga, 25, Twin Fails; vide false InformationInfoi to an offi- e r fee:b: 901 days injail with bal- Infomution Ir available. Shawn M. Parker. 29. Rier; County Included the following:fo1|( open container;r; pleaded p guilty; cer: pleadeded guilty;g $500 fine anca suspended:si 24 months’ pro- Felipe Fe A Nunez Jr.. 39. Jerome;; ’ domestic battery; pleadedd iiinno- I $200 fine; $72.52.50 costs; 12 wilh $400 suspended;sus $72.50 bation;fl; $233.75 restitution; no disorderiy dl conduct: pleaded inno-no. cent; public defender appoiiHinted; MBOEMEANORSENnNTENCINOS months' probatiorition. costs; $75) publicpul defender fee: alcohol;ioi: one count driving wiihout cent: o public defender appointed:>d: ^ tr i a i hearing se t for Dec.3c. 12: Michael J. Conoran Jr..lr..25,.1Win 2 Tracy W. Frazier.; 37,37 Rier: one 90 days InjailI Jail with 85 suspend. privilegieges: 9 0 days In jail with b?|. • pretrial pi hearing set for Dec. 12;2; $1,500 bond. F«ils; one count drivingIng without1 count resisting> oror obstnKiting a n . . ed. credit for timet served: 12 ance suspended:si driving prM- p privileges; pleadwi guiitj^ilty; $ 1,000 ofncer; amendedled to disturbing months' probarobation. . lejgesI suspendedsi for 180 days: fine with $1,000 suspeispended; the peace/disord ■ ■ Now there’s « comfortableble, co n v en ie n t MRI choice fo r Deck the HallsIs if m PINNACLE b o th p a tien tss a n d die ir doctors! 706 N. Collegege Rd. 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T heyy w\ ould tdP r— ______b c co m e only the second team from a noilon-BCS league to playf In the BCS after Utah rcachch e d th e /. — It's n o t ofB dol y et, b uIt t ali s those 2004 Ficsla Bowl Boi out of the Mountainn W est fa n s QovVlng o n to th e Maclackay Conference.' lold th e story: B oise S tale is BCSBC Hie BCS^ tbids go out Dcc. 3. Expect:t B oise S tate lb get an inviic to die Fiesta Bovrii tt o face n ran'for 147 yards and threetc th e Big; 12 champion. Officials frono m th e and lared Zabransky passed?d F ie sia a nnd d Orange bowls watchcd Satu to lead Boise State to a 38-7 wirwin game from3m th e press boxi Dn Saturday, aU b u t w ra p p in g u p a "T his te am is worthy of a BCS bowl."" 1 Fiesta Bowl Championship'Serieses for the Bowl president-Jot-John Junker lold the Broncoss inI th e incos. lockcr room afterftcrw ard. ‘ You'll h a v e lu w uit a 'week, completed 20-of-27 passes., IncludingIn b u t wc'U b e getdtdng n ready for you in the VaUeyy o< f th e to L c^edu N a a h e c fo r th e Bront)ncos(12- Sun." Atestern Athledc Confercnce],!], wi h o a re A bout 4,000I orange-and-bluc o r clad BroncoCO fans FmmkortotkifM aadand boM Bob* S b tt nM fa« bMkk Illn k b n o n tflK B« TWINFALLS— Thirthirry-Qve minutes ThaAaaocUrtedPrwa ofbriddng, clinking, ha(hacking futility In the paint led to one titeam-engulfing MOSCOW - Patrick: I Perry ' epiphany for the No. 13 College of depa m sh e d fo r ju s t -64 yardsd s b u l Southem Idaho wome•men's b a sk etb a ll. scored three Umes as hth e led team: Maybe It’s timele Ufor a p e rim ete r San Jose State to a 28-1313 w in •' s h o t over Idaho on Saiurday’ a t d ie ^ Lockcd in a surprising>ingS&-S6ticwith Kibbie Dome. previously undefeatedEd Yakima' Valley San Jose Slate (7-4.4. 4 -3 : Community Coliegc;e (W ash.), th e Western Adiledc. Confereirence) Golden Eagles reeled off;offaI6-6rundtat ali b u t lockeked u p ■ included three consecui!cudvc 3-pointers th e w in w h en in th e gam e’s Qnol 4 :333 3 to 1 u k e a 72-62 Chrlstopiphcr' • victory ovor th e Yaks oon n tth e final d a y o f V cd d er in li te r- the 2006 Wolverton ChiChallenge at the c e p te d IcId ah o CSI gym nasium . quartcrbb a c k U p 60-58 after a M aria M oore offen* Steve Wlchi:h m a n sive p u tb a c k a n d a n Ash)\shleyThompson a t th e Vandal^ Perry 4-yard • line. { jumper from the comeimer, C$I worked scorcd illsrtdow sccond n . louchd th e boll to B rittany Mootloorc fo r a n o p e n two ploysifc later t h e ; to give 3 -p o in te r ta t stretch edd tl'th e lead to Qve. •. Spartansa21*131cadwidiIdl fust ; A Chelslc M o n iu n tum isls week without ga t ysald. their Sccnic West A u n d e d o p e n e r o n D ec. 8 a l Nc Coeur d'Alene. While iharge easy this for. Peery m l>ound h is ic a m th a t diings ai ontin- tougher in die coming 26 'I t'li ge t tougher. Ii'il i Riley. ' said. ‘TWo weeks frpm ECelvin guys, th e real stu ff si I mln- This has been fun ar s p r a in h is P lease si / C2 TlwHI»w«.TWhifijb,Mib»U n S^Nowb«rM.M06 Sports Twin IFalls SwimI T e a m ' Billups,I, Piston!s ' j. icordda; have rei ‘y; WASHINGTON •- Giauncey Billups scored 29 points and the Detroit Pistons set all sons of seasonon highs. beating tiictic Washington Wizards 115-111II Saturday niglit to strctch (heirelr w inning s(rcak to sbc gam es. Flw Pistons scorcd In dou i . S ^ N m ^ n • a SC(lOREBOi»ARD MaCaAnMM M Irt M0 n. b a s k e t b a l l iisstssesiys:." tic « • C4 Tto» IXJGAk uiah (AI*) — C vis Holbrook sei ‘two sc :h- records nnd New Mcxico: ■ild s tin p p e d ;i 2 1-gam e lc :ks strenk ngiiinsi Division IO schools l)y hom ing U tah I 42-20,on Siiturday. :>nl Holbrook threw for lal yards nnd four to uchdow r on New Mexico Stnte (3-8, le- Western Athletic Conferei luy w h ic h sco red lh e first i times ll had the bnll. I a NMSU's losing streal iey D ivision 1-A sc h o o ls bi nd with n .34-25 loss to Utah: Bl! o n Nov. 2 0 ,2 c t Thw M«w,TWtif«fc,idy» SPORTS ams willItry to Iplug ho])les agailinst Gotre S X LO O U l lS tAl’) - - Frank Gotv, comic c track rccord. They bccfcjfed up the before Goreirc h e lp e d b e a t th c "I alw ays tell m yself th a t I hnhave to I o n dowvn. n. defense In thc ofTseasonI aftera hiring' Seahawks lastLst week lo raise his sur- wrorkhard, woi stayhumbic, try to bbe e ca lm St. Louis Ranis' beleagueredd olfcnse-mlndcd Scott Undio h o n as th c prising te a mn into li contendon In the and anc trymy best todowhatevcrltrlt takes fm run dufctjfcnse is next-to-worst In diee h e a d coach, so far to tio ivall.ov: NFC West, to gget m y it.'am a win." N FU alloiIlowing seven 100>yard games.s. Last week, thc.P ontticrss totaled t 242 "I d iln k he'sc's the second-best back Steven S Jackson Just hopes hohc gets Stars likeIke LaDainian Toniiilnson andd y a rd s rustling o n d h a d seve;ven plays of we’ve facedI b e h in d LT," St. L ouis e ono nough to u c h cs to m a k e a differfcrence. Lorry Johlohnson have found lots andd lOormorey^xls. defensive tacklc:klc Jimmy Kennedy sold. T Thc h c R am s forgot all a b o u t th c ru n lost lots fiolcs. So hove lesser il^ ts suchh "You con liavx'o bad holeleingolfand i "The guy runsns tiard and he’s getting w wee eek, calling41 passes o n d onlyilyeighl os M aurictrice M orris a n d N o ah Merron. you still can have a gocood score," better at makin;king guys m iss in d ie se c- ru ru n n s In a 15-0 loss to d ie P a n d ieilers. :'s already in thc not-so-exclu*I* Unchan said. "In football,all. it m ig h t ondory. ■ Sl. Sl Louis' fcaturc ba ck Is wcll-rI-restcd — •iivcioocl0 club after gaining I27yflrdslnn cost you die game. That's5 whai v we’ve "What mokeikcs him sllghdy better after aftc gaining a season-low 27 yara id s on • W eek !, aja n d afte r b iu sd n g to sta rd o mn go t to elim inate." d ia n O 'I s he’ll:’ll tru n you over." seven sevi carries. L inchan suid oITc[Tensive w ldi a franchise-recordfnu 212 yards lastit Ciorc's pretty go o d a t busiu sdng loose. G ore's firstt game g, against St. Louis coordinator coo Grcg Olson both admac it- w eek, gets'Cts h ii sc co n d sh o t o n Sunday./. He averaged B.B yards poror carry last' produced o career ci best for yards, led ted a b a n d o n in g d ie ru n to o carl]ir ly a n d .^ I low h c1 ran.*sfa \vill n o d o u b t factor into0 week, including gains of 51.n .20.23,50 which he's slncIncc topped thrce times, raw vow it ivon't h a p p e n again. w h eth er:r thU c Sa n Francisco 49ere (5-5),I, a n d 17 yards, a n d w as scccfcond In die If he's cnpcctlnrting anodier big game. LastLj year. In a situadon likek e diis „ w ho'vc wonw( direc In a row, can keep[> NFL with 1.043 yards,, only i two he’s not lottingigO t n. lackson Jack might hove dcmandetled dift;,:j th e ir milmidscason surge going orr behind die Chiefs' Johnsoiion heading . "1 approach;h them die same as I IwL. baU I h ls year, he's m o re diplommode. i Sin Frindico 49en ruimltifIf b;back Frank Cora w h e th eT r die t Rams W-e) can stop aa in to th is w eekend. would apprep ro a c h C hicago o r "I'm "I never at pence," hc saisold. "I rtint itiltK lth* SaaWe Stihiiiha«ktN»v.l9.Cora n\-e-gamcm e slide. Thc -former third-rou;)und pick, Minnesota," GoGore said. "Some games liways alw: play widi diat edge andid di'at iHII (Mkforanothtr biscimmtwiarattlM l ^M ns probably will be saUsflcdJ down-rated bccause of oa HistoryI of dicy .come omm iand stop the run, but ;hip, chif w hich is w h at I d ilnk allowjw sm e '” '* niting tlic damage, ;^vcn thclrr britdeness, hnd the Rams'is' a ttc n d o n so m e gam es thethey don't. toci 49«rs HtfttheSL Louit Rant.m t. :o com c o u t a n d play so aggrcssi'islvcly" Favre’ss listing; as‘quesistionabi lie’for Sapp,p, Raiders today’s's game Igives Seeahanic!5 alau§^ • up for dosse • SlvVrrLE (A?) — Theic Seahawks: needed a i s T.,Chargeiirs goiHl laugli follow ing a debacledeb last week In San H l-nincisca ^ H | SAN DIEGOK) I (AP) — L aD ainian Tom llnscison Is • ihL7 got one on ihciic ' Green Day Packets' ■ playing so well^cU dial even die archrival Oaklik la n d injury report. ‘ R aiders are soyliaylng nlcc diings a b o u t him .' I< listed Uroit Favre: as "questionable” for , | Maybe lhec £guys In silver and black: thavc'^ ’ Monday night's game In Seattle,S meaning die 1 becomc desenslinsldzed a fte r losing so m u c h to die NI-L rix o rd h o ld e r fo r consecudvecor starts by a AFCWest-lcadiniding (jJiargers, w ho will be goin]ing for.., qu a rte rb ac k h a s a 50-50) chc h a n c e of playing. their seventhh sstraight win against lost-p-p lac e Ilic Seahawks almosiI rcrolled across die dark H ^B Oakland on SiSunday at Qualcomm StadidIum . blue caipcts of tlielr teamram headquarters, as If E ^ B ’That's ne v er bccbeen d o n e by th e C hargers (B-2)2) In a Dave Chappclle and ChChris Rock had just scries d ia t datesItcs to d ie AFL^s b ln h In 1960. ad jo u rn e d a te am m eeting.ing. H ^ ^ B Or maybe die]ihey Just can't help but beimprciressed •. "1 don't reaUyknowIfBreB rett is h u m a n . N o o n e ^ ^ B by Tomlinson'si's NMVP-like numbers, really checks his blood,, youyo ever nodce diat?" -Idilnkallofiof die debate's been taken outIt \widt*-“ Shuun Alexander said, laug ^ ^ B his performancen c c over th c last tp o n d i a n d oih h o lf,"V .Tliu league MVP will“play'tds ph second eune j l RolRoldcrs defensive tackle Wai/arren,,^, M onday since retu rn in g fnfrom seven weeks out HT Sapp sold. “He's ohvays b e e n '" ’ will) a broken foot. Those}se \vcre die first seven I a \ spccial, but whon you'ree p| u t - '' g a m es A lexander m issedd IrIn his seven NFL sea- S p i dng up diosc klnd.oftoLouch*f>ci sons. K 7 down numbers. It: ;Ju st ., lie thinks Kavrc, th c; inIndcstrucdble, three* k *N l _ defines you. He's donone ll' ■ ■ tim e MVR m a y b e a m achlichlnc. Really K '' E M like n o odier." "1 diink if we checked BreBrett's blood, wc would ^ ^ Tbmllnson had ancn o d i— " realize th a t h c is n o t humm ai a n a n d d ia l Is w hy h c ■ V u cr remarkable perioiform - keeps on playing," Alcxandim d e r said. ■ 1 ^ ^ B once last Sundayday night, scoring four m o re touo u c h -' Scoliawks coach Mikekc :Holmgren wos thc H ly ^ ^ B dcivns to help3 th e C hargers rally fro m a 17-pe■point!'*" G n ^ n Bay c o ac h w h o bega>egaiv Favre's incredible deficit to w in 35-2735- at D enver In o show dowvn n f o r .: • sux*akof231 consccutlven;e a'gular-season stans die divlsio>i lead.Jod.. — plu s a n o th e r 20 in th cu pcpo stse a so n — in 1992 ^ ^B That gaye liimllm on NFL-record 19 touchdmlowns-,-:? w h e n b o th w ere [lrsi*ycara rP t u ck crs. In six games andmd a Chargers singlc-scoson rece co rd - - “i would bet thc ranchich h e ’s goin g to ploy." o f 22. H c n e edd s sseven m o rc In th c lost sbc gar?im c3 '• Holmgren said after New Ne England's Tcdy ^ ^ B to break die NFLNi rccord of 20 set by ShtIhaun'-’*- Bru&hl tlit Favre on thcidirowingclbowwidia dii Alexander duringring his M VP seaso n of2005. casflast Sunday, causinglg FFavre to leave a 3S-0 T hat's w h atX liImpresses Sapp, morc so d ia a ;;;’. Packers loss. T om linson's 1,031,037 yards rushing, go o d for dilrcJ r d ln '" j' T^crc arc other aspects■cts to M onday night's ^ B die NFL andI histii league-best 1,40B yards ffr r o m ,,, g a ^ A hm on G re en tryingin g to got back his run* L 3 scrim m age. nlng form for thc Packeckers (4-6) against a .“Touchdowns.ms. Points. Thai's what It's•s a ir '’ " defftitse tliat allowed SonUl [Francisco 262 yards ^ B l a b o u t,' S ap p saicsaid. "I've been on defenses whvhere riiablhg lost week. Theie NFC West-leading I diey've sold,'justust bend, bend, bend and dicngig iv o S eahaw ks (6-4) h o p in g AlexanderAle: will flnd his ^ . d ic m th c fieldi goal.' gc W hen you're talking obiib o u t MVP skills despite runningng behindI an unsettled ' d irec to sev en points,pol dio t's 0 big difl^erencc w t h e n .... ofl'cnsiveline. Wl Bay Packtn quarttrback BrtH FavnFavrt (4) b ladted by New Enilaad PaWoU’Pi Tully Binta-Cala (95| Nev,'^ ,o you're talking ablabout die outcome of o ballgar;a m e;;';'; And Pro Bowl center RolBobble Tobeck was in " J * T ouchdow ns reareally l m e a n a lot." ' S m n Bay, Wll. F am left the f a m end did net rthim . He it lilted u qqueitioMUe n for todays p a n a plim lm t ttie JJJ d ie hospital a t week's e nd wWith a n ab cess in his 5 Tomlinson has been findingg i d ie . hip, w hile right tackle SeanBan Locklear will likely rttieSealiairiu. e n d zo n e, d ie ChiC hargers ha v e n e ed e d every oneneof-'* b c out, to o ,'i^ th a h l ^ anklinkle sprain. his tou ch d o w nns s dduring thc last two weeks, ossweU.*,. v P r a Bowl c c n tc r R obbielie "ITobcck playing will ken1 tlthumb on tils passing hand,1. te n d ln ld s In h a d a size 13} sh s: o e on d ie left foot by gomn ct ctim e a s Philip Rivers*■s* fivefi tou c h d o w n passes. ' b c'Jt gomc'ilmc decisionon bccause of a hip his ; thihrowing.elbow, coughing up) bloodbit on thc and a sUc 15> on oi die right foot," Hassclbecksrksald. T\vo weeks agoago, San Diego twice trailed byi ) y 2 i v r in j« y - sidellieline. Ttuough a severely sprolnclined ankle in “And hc gott outi dierc and played andid was points at Cincinrrlnnad before scoring 42 pointsIts In’"' Aqd there's potent Seahawks, Sc receivers 19951)5 d ia l eventually required su rggery e r — he sdD unbelievablei (23-for-36.301 C yards, two TDsD s in a th c sc c o n d haalf lf to win 49-41. Al Denver,, id ie . Darrell Jackson and Oelonon IBranch testing cor- compnplcted 70 pcrccnt of tils passtasses widi 21 win), C hargers w erce down di 24-7 In die dilrd quarI arte r' nc rb a ck s AI H arris a n d CZharics h a W’oodson, who touch'ichdowns and two intcrcepdon:ions in seven "It was justX typical r Brett Fovrc stuff." . before co m in g;b ba a ck . have been good e n o u ^ forFor HI olm gren to n o tic e subsciise q u c n t gam es. T h at w on tiimihlsflrsiMVP hi: It's mlnd-b(boggling — unless you '00?IC Cal Thc Raiders (2-1(2-8) hav e played b e tte r lately,.p p; a r-’,'" Green Bay is playing morc>rc im an coverage lhan awordard. R ipken Jr., basloscball's rcc o rd h o ld e r w ithJ 2,2,632 . dcularly on dcfcicfense. They led die Kansas City...C in previous seasons. . InII2004. 2 Favre re-entered o gamenc tagainst die consecudve stost n s fro m 19B2-90. But Rlpl:dpkcn - Chiefs late in last weekend's game before losijsin g ,- But thc nadon's eyes willwil b c 'On S eahaw ks Giantsiits w ith 0 c o n cu ssio n on d widioidiout medical didn't have 300-plus 3i pound men tryingIng to . 17-13. - quarterback Matt Hassclbeilbeck returning after clcaraiiran c e. H c dircw a tou c h d o w n1 pap a ss — d ie n . d e ca p itate himlm every gam e. Now It's their!lr tumt to try td stop Tomlinscison,. four weeks of rccupcradordon from 0 sproliied ofcoulourse, play ed d ie next \vcek. “It is omanazing, it blows your mirn ln d ,“ w ho ru sh e d forr 1311; yards a n d o n e tou c h d o wm n l n ''.' knee. A nd o n Favre be in g; diidic rc — again. Ha&losselbcck, o form er Favre protegiitege, will play Hossclbeck sai^ d . "You dilnk ob o u t Cal Rip)Ripken a season-openingi n g 27-0 w in at O akland. ' Packers coach Mike McCcicConhy wasted some wMeile wearing a bracc in his firstst gomeg back Jr.,'andwhathchc did. And diis is like beyondddiat. d ■ "If you couidJd tackle him to where he ain'tal breath saying this weekendend's pracdccs wouid fromn a sp rain ed collateral kn ee Ilgam;a m e m . Favre “I d ilnk It sasays 0 lot diat his backup (Aa;[Aaron breaidng,tw o to0 threedi lackles, th e n y o u ’ll bc fln be die “key" to whedierr FavreFo c an p la y A nd also')' hihod one of diose, in 2002, andnd playedj thc Rodgers) getss ini for a Utde bit (last week)k) ia n d S ap p said. "DutIt oionce he's in y o u r se c o n d a ry aai n d Favre said midweek that hesilesdll didn't have feel- nextt giga m e follow ing o bye w eek. > n ow he's o u t fofor the year." .. he's b o b b in g and n d weaving and you miss him,1, IIt's.^ .. in g In t\vo his fingers o n hislls iright liond. Has:losselbcck remembers everyoiryonc Inside So docs dieB factfj the Scaliawks haVestartecle d 12 going to 'b e troubluble." W hatever. ■ Packerkers h c o d q u a n e rs c o m in g u p to hli im before q u a rte rb ac k s> sinsl c e Fovrc b egan his streak.k.Thc 1 Tomliiisonsmilimiled when hc hdard Sapp's wonords. , “Brett's thc toughest dudude In thc NFL" a gameim e a g ain st IndlonopoU s In 2000.>00. C hicago Bearsrs Ihav e sta n e d 20 In d ia t span,in. "I'm glod Warreiirren likes' m c, for one." Tomllnsiis o n r / J Packers safety M a rq u a n d Monuclsoid.Ma "Thirtils Is Anally y o u r c h an c e. Be1 reiready. Good "It’sunbelievevable," Holmgren said. “It's omoneof said. "Ifhc didn'tIn't Ilike m e, dicn I d o n 't dilnk he'dhi Holmgren inserted Favrevre to rcplace stortcr luck,"c," everyonei told Favre's second->id-ycar back- die morc remailarkabic things In sports histortory." soy goo d diingsS otab o u t m e . T hai guy, he's d ie uul id - Don Majkowski, who got1 Injured,InJ bn Sept. 27, up. Favre has 13 K touchdown passes and1 o'only mote compcdtor.:or. He w a n ts lo w in as b a d a s any-^ 1992. Favre rallied Greenn Bay B to a win’over FavravTC had severely sprained hisis footfc In die seven Intercepcpdons this season after leadlading body out dicrc." Cincinnati on a touchdownw n p a ss w ith 13 sec- prcvlbi/Ibus gam e when T topa Boy's.WorrenSapp Wo thc league widiidl 29 picks lost scoson. H e seeseems Tomlinson usiusually ploys well ogalnst d i c S oiid s left. sackedc e d ^ . h u m b l ^ by w that ev en h c called his "unbcii)clicv- Raiders, hovingga{gained 1,345 yards w id i 10 to u c c h w Z He's be et\ in th e re e v er since.slni Through a bro- “Helc was on crutches. Hc was InIn a b o o t. H c able" resilience dow ns In 11 careeiicer games. ( ^ n i retumsi to Domle thewifayheleeft—untiderfire"I EDEN PRAliUE Minn.’ (A ~ aces qucsdons about his Job secccurity. one." cspcciaUy aftciftcr 0 41-0 toss to d ie sold.. “Bodi “Bi of our chlldreh vrerc bomm l n S r b e en ncariy live years slnciInce Dennis “Those are diings you don't'"t worry Giants for the NFNFC championship Mlnnesnesota. All of my wife's family Uvu v c « r Green has coached a reguliguiar-scason aboubout," Green said. ‘I'm not dlflilffercnt after thc 2000 seasoiison. in St.t. Paul, PS every single o n e o f d ie m . ^ gome In thc Metrodomc. thanfian anybody else, it doesn't matter n ' Green also cunioiicd enemies for his feellike like I'm a very blessed man." T hat's a llfedm c In d ie NFL w■rhlch hlc c o ac h IH s.-I d o n ’t knowDW of a outspokcm nature.c. Including o book Thele dt u e c Vikings still a ro u n d vrt:wrtioJir.- When Green brings the Arizona coac:oach diat worries about those>c types e n d d ed , "No R oommforCrybabIcs"diat f playedc d forI G reen - • q u a n e rb a c k BraJradti** Cardinals into the dome on Sunday. f things." had a chapter in whichwh he appears to johnsorison, ccnier Mott Blrk and d^i ^ t i : only th ree Vikings w h o playoayed fo r him Hc certainly has cxpcricnce1 ffacing itircoten a lawsuitlit i un le ss tw o o f d ie e n d Jim Jirr Klcinsosscr — were equalla lly r during his lO-ycar run In1 M innesota diostlo se qucsdons. team's oivners agreereed to sell him dielr complirpUmcniary of dicir fom ier coactich.r*. a re still d n s s c d In purple. Green was a polarizing figure! duringd shores, “Hlc e ggave m c a chancc," sold Blii^ “it's not like It was bl thc1C oldc days,” his isK 10 years In Minnesota. He wciren t 97* G reen sold th a tt wivas misinterpreted, lltde-kn-known sixth-round draft pick oio u t^ ;^ G reen said. "Very few playiilaycrs don't M a u Cardiula b 2 in die regular season, led tilsis team but he also dealt t v,widi allcgadons of ofFIorviorvard w4io blossomed into a Pi JatoadcoKkDea^QreM 621n P r o s r : changc teams a lot, andId v' e ry few .r td iM f™« 111.KiUAnaoUlta • > tw o NFC cham p io n sh ip game:nes and sexual harassmentnt In die woriqilacc Bowl1 cce cn tc r u n d e r G reen. "W e w onm a — ' co ac b cs jta y In th c so m e spoi resided over one of die most piprolific andtiodaposioffalrair olso become pub- loiof ga i..UkB«W .k,Art..Cm. . f gom es to g c d icr w id i h im . I’llI b e ^ Aiieast one dilng hasn't ffcnscs thc league hos ever seenen. lie d ia l d rew d ie Irere £ of die fans. -forever/cr grateful for him for seebii b i g M £rom;dic dme Green coachei:hcd his lost y » to t^ ai» l TheW dngs rose to unpreccdt^dented , Despite oil die ncnegadvity diat sur- somcdiic dilng III m c an d believing In mnc." c g a m e a t th c d o m e for th c VlkVikings — a WBWSotaVfchp,n M i r . . level!ivels o f popularity In th c re ^ oon n dur- rounded his stay hchere. Green said hc Thcw1C wins hove been o litde harderirta"'*" t 33-3 4oss to lacksonvUlc oon n D c c 23. IngClg G reen's tc n iu c, dvinks in lorgerge pan tiad fond memories'les o f M innesota a n d co me c by b for the Vikings sincc Greee e r r 'r : 2001 — to Sunday. son, most notat itably in a fourth-quarter tb) hhi is oflfinity for d u o w ln g dieic d e ep th e fans, w ho "mlghlight have a litdc bit leftHis His only losing se aso n w as h is la:lastrLtr G rte n Is sdll o n th c h o t seauseai .coUapsc againsinsi Ctiicago six weeks trailall tot< Randy M oss. - stronger bond inI MMinnesota dion in one. he he went to die ployofis cigt TU; Cardinals (2-8) havevc :snugged oga Wilh &c! lossesIc m o u n tin g In tils , B Bui ut h e also drew ple n ty o f cridridcism other places." dm css andar won at least 10 games fivf e mightily to closc out gamesies this sea- third season ininti d ie d e sert. G reen ag ain foirdicV rd i U dngs' inability to w in thciie "big "I m e t m y wife InnMlnncsoto." ^ Green dmcs.s. i I SUNDIN DAY \ NoVBiaa■A 26,20062 . I r r s C7 ^ O U fRSiPOR > ■ ' ______TIMESNEWS; -■ SPORTS EDITOR MIKE;E CHRISTENSEN: 735-323239______^______Your{Scores{and StaiIts N O Stephanie EvansIS 2'201. Kim Leawf MEN'S SERIES,HES; Bryon James 210. JustKeKO Coates 105, Jacob Hiklreth Cord Runter 435. Hieb 210. Kim Garcia 185.I, KymK I BOWUNC n 169. Rickte Roger(er 2209. Tony Mena 1B3. 101... NNicholas Bytwc 94. OAMES: G Vema Kodesh 165, Comienie Dovls 165. MaoRTb o w lt w n M fW - “‘■'•"’Sii MAJORS MEN'S OAMESMES: Rickie Roger 116. GIRLS':S' SERIES: Maiibel Alvaicz 196. . Bem«r. 184. Caipl Ruhter 158. TUESDAY MIXED5 SUNDAY ROUER aovs’s r a SZach ^ Black 578. Bryon Jamestes 1115, Ton/ mena 107. Aliciaa Beveil/193.E Krysta Tews 186. . . Camille 1 Zach 158. SERIES: Bob Bywater 682. JordanJoi •;* MEN'S 8EIMES: Marc Om t IS 529, Anthony Vest UDIES SERIESRIES: Marcus Hentelman Siephaihonle Leazer 167. MON. YABA Parish 600. Rondy Rose 58282, . Ketth Kelly.600. Ston VIssiS m = 331. Marthaha 0Draine 210. Tamara GIRIS’S’ 'QAMES: Manbel A^arcz 107. BOYS' B SERIES; Darren Butter 380.5. Theresa Knowlton 520. Knsiiisilo Gory Fraley S67. . BOVS'GAMES: ZachZad Btack 210. Ahrendsen1173, 17: Aliciaa EBcwrly 107, Krysta Tews 104. , Brooks 1 Ruffmg 344.' Johnston 443, Panie Cook; 404.41 JZ' MEN'S OAMES: htOTC Omt Nicholas PorsonsIS 2202. Anthony Vest LADIES GAMESJNES: Marcus Henkolman Stepha)honlo Leazer 95. BOVS' G GAMES: D&rren Butter 149,'9, OAMES; Bob Bywater 257. JordonJoi KoiVi Kelly 330. Giuy RaleFraley 210, Tom lyg. 192, Marthaha 0Draine 105, Twnara SUNSET BOWL BUHL . Brooks I Ruffing 122. Palish 221. Gory Posyluzny^2^3. 2 . Homan 207. GIRLS' SERIES: DanielleDor Alten 508. Ahrendsen97,197, Connie Rans 92. PINBUSTERS QIRLS' Q SERIES: Ashtey Wilson 395.)5. Theresa Knownon 160. KrisU 0 FIRST t |§ F F O F P A I j s m would like to help feedJ a hungry neighbor by/ irm aking a cash donation (P le a s e m a k e y o u r• chchcck payable lo 'Tim cs-N•News e Food Drive”) r i . . 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W ash. — DeDerrick shooting, hit Just 33 ofoi 19 treys to paint, but JoshhCarterwasphe- O sct a 3-21 zonez defense Idaho ta9,patSMthtta b Low scorcd 17 pointsHS and drop its season shoshooting per- nomenal.’’ State usedd hopingI 10 takeaway bal enr ‘ Oavcn Hanncllng sankk a pair centage on 3-poIni)Inters to 25 Carter scored■ed a career-high ‘theAggies's' inside game. f W nliN tM S Wf t i . : of clutch 3-polnicrs Intec lrIn th e p crccn t. 26 points. "I th o uJght g he did a great caatarVei ■ game to lead Washingtonon IState ■'Today I rcali't;ally focused on job," TexasOS A&M c o ac h Billy rtm Ba]fMtMi«tj to B 65-63 w in over Boiseies,aio i No. 11 TexasA&U M 74, Staying straighi,ihi,up and focus- GiUispic ssaold. "He has staned ratk. ' on'Saturday afternoon. I fng on the rim,"n,’ C( a rter said. ‘ I to s h o o t wii■vith m o rc co n fid e n ce IMbaMSiMMa Kyle Weaver sco red 122 ppc o in ts I d s h o S t s t c 4 4 ( knew op e n shlots o ts w ould com c. lately." iiS»ohaM,Wa« for.Washington State (6-0).-0).and COLLEGE STATKTIO N . Texas “As long a sw w ru n hard a n d ' D avid ScSchroedcr led Idaho . 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OliIld ponytail, a i-15-caIiher aui malic on his riglil hip aant n d th e u Glory has got to bbe l U.S. C oiistiiuiion in h is k pocki't. flown on top.” I le is a m a n w h o kn(nv^ow s how Vjr ^ II) m a k e a siaiein en i. — Retiree Sam |o n e», ,: 5 5 , S'j for Jones, n n d othcn:ic rs like * tald of hU Intcqirctatl him in lliis discri ouiposi50SI, it of Pahrump's new 'Englglish vvas a n o -h ra in e rw h e n:i towto n i JIBIL Language and Patritrlot leaders w arn ed to se n dJ an m i e s - U ince. • sage IU its grow ing im mlKn ig ra n t com im m ity. "Tliis is Aiiierica, andd inir America wu speak l-ni^lsh "This isn’t just aboiout lonc-s. .')5. .suid o f Iiis inicriiicrprc- Hispanics, itW bot)Ut union of I’iiiirunip's new j 'T-lnglish liin g u u g e u n d11’alriot I’a 1 anyone who is diffefer- . ■ Keafflrination" ordinimce. ■ C 7 ^ "Old (ilo ry h a s go i lo hle e 11llown ent, anyone who0 o n lop." liy ap p ro v in g th e neww lK liby Pihnoap. — Henry Amaya,,2 2 3 . itself. a Hbpanlc-American «viwho' ' • Tlie newordinancedoeilo e s 111* tiger, th is is p a p e rr killcn.ki You plani, said cou n tty le ad e rs a re lives in batluttle. ‘ officcke next month said they d to lie. iranyihing. to changeIge can't e n fo rce it," solea id N ye seeing a clash>ofoldprioriiics of , Uui theic lone lingered, planin tot rcv/rilc it. recent^ moved b u sin e ss in I’ah ru n ip . Qui3uiii Couniy Shcrirribnyny DeMeo. wiih dernandscfs rf ______Sunday Nowmbar>ar2S,2bo« a Tbi»»Maws,TWn M li.i ,(i ( d ^ M 7 '" : : ■: “ I l i l g o ■ ' f l i ® ' i ^ u mT il® .'] W* a i^ jrbii: itxiw m e fd to to .‘■Or to pjie ; ‘*K. , S s ■ b s H O s t u f f § ■ . J O * * ' o m e s r-R A g ■\ 2 0 0 E m p loloyment v sOt Opepon.Housas : . " 60111 FumishadHomw* 7017i Uvestock O ^ L ^ Notlces * ' 901 A-^|i: • i o i i : « » & F o i i n d [^• 218Newspispaper 502 0iTisa,f(ir8aI« 6<)24Zljirtumlsh^ . 702 7( Daliy Supplies • i 'M - Z\ C a r r i eers r s 512 FarrirmsfEUnchw IHomes ' 7(703 H orses & Tack 5 f3 AM aFumlshed'7(704 Pets & Supplies ''yf 301 Businejriess ecKfc] 7057 ( Farm Equipment ■;1 OpporiLirlunities 517 7067( Farm Supplies ■•;■; 306F inancliicial 518^Mwl 707 Irrigation m 9 0 7 1 W W M W S e r v i cces e i S05.fS R o o m sffo jftW '?] 708 7( S eed & Fertilizer r"! ipoe.iVucte 60018.H 6b|l8H 6ip3-;, 7097( Hay/GraIn Feed P i..;: i o o 7 ‘T n i d t P a r t * ^ ) l e me ^ S S h f ^ - t d ' S i i ^ V 710 71 Produce loqssUVs ! 712 Miscellaneous ib09:v)uis«t!uM , 713 Fanti Rentals 714 Pasture Wanted 71715 F a m Auctions t v 71716 Ag Services \ onlicie anytm e ‘ B S B i ■ ' 101l l - . L b s t m a F w ^ jn^l- I^ m m m ^ I FOUND LOST v«mons Week UM aGtma I AGRICULTURERE lo s t 'AusBoiion Poodio. imio and whllo,wh wallot. Al Wot-Moit In 677FWrAvo,SuitoO ( • / -d/ Bluo Hoot- Colllo idoniily/ oO' t' ‘ Jeromo. Wodnosdoy d, oxpofi- NONOTICE « / r G % y * Shophord/E 736-0382 Stalo Quea« .a « o n a " * irm oquip- ,or X. Fomilimolo 9V, yr. 208-734-8705,5, 11/22. Reward. Coll llccnssd ii w/groot rocotd Con 208-324*1924 Irrigatkin. : ick 4 whito f o u n d silvor nocki 'Where no child has oplniiDlnlonD«^*«or ilh heavy ______.^Victoria Elliott, am1 no longer (inandaliy obUgat* I mottiod ho boen len bohind* the A W jr , flufty toil. """ oqulpmont. Wogos, ~ sd to pay any debtorsors >and/or any bil(s olhor lhan ' oil. woorir^ Physkdons Conlor benolits ondd housing my own. dus lo divorcvorce decree tinaiized by Ihe PEOPLEp e FOR PETS bluo collar.Ilor. namo Is Addison. Coll lo kl NOSALESIIl provided. Musfust speak 420 Viclory Avo. Scrulty. voi Disirict Court ol Twinwin Falls County, Idaho, (iled ‘ w ™ 52lno ■'■y°'32fl-5909- English, 10 to $9.00/Jiour Ranches onApfil19.2006. J es. RkJdle ™ U S 490-0720 w LOST cot. Silver groafoy2 Bankruptcy Chapter 7 ^ CaaCasual work Idaho 208-75! 736-2299 734-3538 759-3249 I 8______• yoar okl (omalo,>. My Quarontoed lowest I—i^ T T rz m — I envtronmont, “f"'' ______PUBLISH: Novemberir 2E26,2006 1Twin Falls. Idaho t W T ttWt't’t’tf T f f n nomo Is .'N oolodio'. p,ico fof ntiomey rop- All advertising piexib CAREOIVERSB ' FOFOUND FOUND 4. u^K«.«i«r Modrono oroo In’Twln T fosentalton.Wearaa istubieetlott\o doy.ai Fans, I am an Ind ■30 houisMeok, Retiromont cor»mmunlty . 1,1. Colllo X soblo lamp, collall toti Idoniily. IndMr J r t , ,g ,n c v . nsivspoper’s iS-301 0 my p,gg coo9uttalk>n iroat pan-tlme ' „ .TrJ" ,J lFalls ; is makJ, big pup on Coir438-170 , slandard ol ' Oroa lOking lor | PUBLICJLIC NOTICE ^ ■ medication. My ov« - Call 1*886-688-2399. Kcplm™ iob»b or soeond )ob. au Alexander SI, pQj.^ 0 Aldaa to Acllofls plannod ondd takonta by your govommont M X yellow 77ia Tlmos-Nawa cL.10 H to CSI compus -w . 10. on 3300 N Call 20B-731»tat morolntomiotion Uorly and aro contained In publicIblic rwlicos. Thoy aro part ol 2-2. Pit Sho/ Pol X. ™ K i f o ompanion- your right lo know ancand lo Im Inlormod o( what c^chocolate ond in TF. oldor ^ SANTA FOR l o s t COI, yollow tot eiHt. abtmvlato m *i =tellromeni your govornmoni Iss doing.d< As soK-govommenl wi Lost in Fllor“ 'J h ir e d9cHnoofpmp«r1/ L_— Homo settingng. No cturgos all cillrenss lo bo inlormod, this nows* aii ------' oxporionco nonocossoiy - - 11/I4A». Noutojtorod dasiUyanyad. ■ papor urgos ovoryI cilizoncii lo rood and study 33. Shelty Tri molo FOUND Miscvtiscollonoous ««"» < will bo ' I adviso thoso citizens who ' ’ ‘" y / Racelpiol copy via C f l ) liiose noiicos. Wo ad adult, Harmon Park gkwes, hots ho and missos him and warnswa l k i j : t £ l -V 'AX YOUR loy. swing . alton to oxorciso Ihoir hght lo , Ctiristmos him back. 30a-518(186 femora onfry fte*. ord shifts accoss public rocordsrds andi public moolings. 4. 'Kolpy X biack (0- I"°;» o-maif, arc.; doos CLA' ■oy $7.00- ! /block i- ^ i * '*■' j r l LASSIFIED S S IMPOI30RTANT ^molo odult, Eosi ol at " Kimborly l o s t WhilO/bl, nol eon«Bfu/9 tinal md shirt. accoplanca tty tt)la Ploaso addross oil logoijgoi advertising 10; • Pi'of’ Nursorlos, Benotils 5. Lob X chocololo L------lbs. 500 S 10 6 « nawpapof, 77io available,lie, LEGAL ADADVERTISING . S. I ------1 oroa. 208-324-3;-3713 L arry E vans rsonol Tho Tlm«»*Now*Tim rni mak) young adult, m e s ^ n e w s or 208-539-9942.^____ 208-326-S258 ' TIME >e*nd,. POBi0 Box 548 . in in Jackpol BUYI Msumeafull C LLASSIFIED A SulteB.TwInfln Falla *11 l o s t Wirohoif, (emi1^ , 0^ Leave Message Twin1 Falis, Fai Idaho 6.8. IOoljon rod malo , (QQ -, ' 5002 (or 8330:U03-054S ' od adult, Pondorosa o t L L 250 Available Days Itiatniitiluleonleni D EIPARTMENT P ^ 1 ^ '” o®'rS omtomall to 77. Chosslo X rod ' o/fta/rarfwrt/sar n n o • tnaglcvill«y.com , South. Joromo. ■ Call( i Evenings mossago.____ 2Q8*.)8-734-5538 mak) old adult, on a y imIMES- I 324-7165^39-7165165. Ooadlino (or logal ods:ids; 3 days prior lo publico* ‘ ------C l a s s i fiei e T T I lion, noon on Wodnoscnosdoy (or Sunday, noon on Harmony S. U b Hoolor X NEW , ,,?! Privatet e Thursday (or Morxloy.ay. inoon on Fiidoy (or Tuos- ®- I AUTOMOTIVE ^ P a r ^ AAl d s I day and Wodnosday,jay, noon on Monday (or whwhllo and lan male, p i A e e i i [DAY PHOTOS ■sl®iED I FulMlms Lot Attendiindant Thursday and rwon) on Tuesday lor Friday and onArrowwood on ro-pay. Have you „o atf P"*- Saturday, Holiday doodoodlinos moy vary. II you 9,), r Rol X lomaio adult WiLIILL ' needed 5 days/w ee monl prior to pub* hovo any quoslions3 acall Ruby, legal dork, pt ]q,10. H«ok)r X. bluo to- g yPVFRY forgotten to pickupp. your birthday Must havo valid driverss licenso.lie licotlon. MaMolor 208-735-3324. crodil/dobllI ccards, . mtmalo odutt on Lois. k i e= e Ei D photos? We>tiave tl some photos we Contact • 11.11. Pit Lob X white N c = l ish are sure youu dont want us to toss, Doug Albrettisen :hock wllh bluo oyes to- at Hertz of Magic ValV alley processit>glOvV o' Do-It-Youim rse lf Id e a s- ™mok) your>g adult, q h vy i lYi Tfiese c aan r be picked up at 636 Poleline Rd tho phono.10. Orchard E, ^BUY I , Or } Times-News No Phone call* 12. Jack Russol Iri SELL-'■ I t' . 31 malo adult, 2 - Avo assifiedDept Drug Free Workplaiplace ilU jg ^ W. I------ ADOPTIONS HP I. Lab cross lemolo odult, black,' I. Chosslo cross (o- rriok). Ih/or. pup STAND:> OUT- I, Oolson X block f r o m t h es ccrovi/dl spoyod (omalo B p i adult :, Shophord X molo, gloni young odul) i, U b X molo. Wg PU{pup, chocolate, 6,(2i, (2) Aussio X murol ------putpups B l a n k e t Chest C h & Seat 7,1Vivrfitto bunny . AMIo X (omalo, Ig Wiiii iu simple ciiuniryjiyy jiyling and room fnr «orage ®' ^ young adult uniJcr a hinged bcnch ksi.« i. ilii»i dri-ii-yourwK blanket t. Shlbo inu spoyod Chen it ideal lor ilim-MM an,any m)m in Ihe house. ' % (onxak) adult, no .Stadc rmm I’ok anJid Oikn plywood. Ihe pmjcci I jequircs m.Ml> Mtaighihi tuistu and a feu- curNrd cun cols/ groot dog, ■need fmm IuII-m/i; paiicn The complcieJ hUnU'inkvl cheii and wat mcaurcs ahoul JH inchc\ lung hy 19I inche\ deep. Inlands DCD 0N 7 FOHQET alxHii ,«6 iiiclieii lall in hxk.hxk ' USI Uanyctlt/kltftnt IBItnkct Choi & SeatiplanI.S'o. pla 789),,,$9.95 I Blanket CheiUPacksser•SetNo.aJ) ‘fortdoptlont TTifw pmjeci* incl. 787H9 9 ,,. $21.95 Mw,mogiciink,com/ wob/polsonlino CaUlos (piciuret hundred]Jredi of projecu). . . $2.00 * ■ Hours; Mon-Fri, > IpieaK add$3,0Qi&hlc« D O Y O U LLIVE NEAR AlN r Y OF THESE LLOCATIONS? I T O p IT'S ANI IEASY WAY TO0 PICK UP E xFRA n CASH... k Capri Or. ' ZI" • Alturas Or. • Bitterroot Or. I'M ountain view Dr. ■ Ch<5eOr. • Dorian Or. • OoraOr.N; • Randto Vista Dr. Falls Ave.E. • Heyburn Ave. L - • Pahslmeroi Dr. • Sunrise BhrdN; J W IM FALLSL s J It w i n f a l l s Itwin falls5 1 It w in fa l l s ■ •BrookHeld Cl. • Ironwood Dr. • Bitterroot Dr, ” |«FilerAve.W. u B m o w h | • GalenaCt. • Alderwood Dr. • ElmStN. r Bracken St. N. ' • Slonecrest Cl. • Paintbrush Dr. • TargheeDr. • Bolton Dr. tonallookinffffi^raffl It w in f a l l! s j J I t w i n f a l l s J Itwin fallsij Itwin falls ^ “ right comjmpany to h e lp v ^ u bulllulld your career? • Carriage Ln. I I'WashlngtoriSl. • BltlerbrushDr. “1 |.TwlnParkiOr; I We are a leadirding car d e a le r seekingng a few good peopleJ • • • Eastgate Dr. • Heybum Ave.W. •SagebrushOr. ■ Park Meadows Or. to join our fa:fast-growing team. WeVe offer training a n d ' • SagebrushOr. • ShoupAve.W. •TroiierOr. v ■ Parkway Or. developnpment to help you rea(aacli your goals, It w i n f a l lLS s I t w i n FALLSs j Itwin falls; I It w in FALLS I bototh professional andI fifinancial. I •Borah Or. • Boxwood Ct. - MUhAveT MotorRoute • Wiseman Or. • Whispering Pine. • •Addison Ave.E. » Town Route • Dubois Or. • Cedar ParkClr. •'MapleAve. ; | | WENDELL /■Up to 30% Commim is s io n I It w i n f a lJ l J TWIN FALLSJ J twin FALLS ✓ U[Jpto $2500 Monthlthiy Bonus ^ ; • 6lh St. ■ Oavis St. MstAve.East " ] I •S.LIncolnAve. I ✓ Paid Vacatioiio n = • AdeilSt. • Ramsey Dr. • 2nd Ave. East • WAve.G ______i / GGuaranteed i Month!:hly Salary • IdahoAvMSignonBaiiu 'N orth St. (SIsnenBomiX)t„, •LInkAppartments • W Ave.KStgnenkmuD FILER _ | JEROME I JEROME I I • Conant Miller Ave. I I Subdivisions I •SouthsldeofOnelda. , I Motor Rout. • Oakley, Normal Ave. across • 1st S t S.-9thStS, 3hn>$900-$1100 If y o u are a peopl)ple person, self-moti\itivated, success-driveion • W J2nd SL-W.27thSt,I St, from CSI CampusJS • East 6th St'E att 7th S t EDEN/ and lookingig fo r a c a re e r v e rs u s jjust another job. I PURLEY-L J BURLEY _ RUPERT HAZELTON Call aow torn' m ore Inform ationF aabout routes availallablB In four area! ] C A L L TIFFFFANEE FORANAlAPPOINTIVIENT ; Jerorne.H U tm ,^ i 2 1 1 4 8 0 ; J e r o m e ^ 208-736-24 I ® ( 0 L I N C O U N MEmercury \ Sunday, Novtniborr 26,26,2006 Tlme»News, TWln Fds, IdaI d ^ D-7 a M :“ JS . M l S 0 3 S 0 2 n iSnpkyment Tlims-Naw* Button e ^MfDNRtr:'•otStie Homw For Salej6_ Hom»8 For Sale J C a n tu opi)ppbrtunltlM s u | d o | kCU i ' ^ ' = BUHL T n>a • soa^ 603B 808 • , e o a ' THAT SCRAMBLED WORD• QQAME 'i HbiintFbrSik Hot^olWiFOf $^to Homw FofgafeFor "S m ttF o rS ifcfe H om tPvm jjirsiaiM yi byHMriAmoWarvlUkaAriAr*trtofl Unscraniblo itwno sJx Jumbles, ono lotlor to ooch aquaro. to torm 8iK ofdlfntfy wofda. DRIBHY MS I I-I SQPPEO H B i I I - n A dorable homle e com-o H I *WNHIWttAVBfcOM ShawnA pleiely redone inside.iu i' 2 1 .-0 0 TTO G 4.-00 P.M. 539 TELRUT bedroom s & I baih, adi. N ^ ^ ^ B TWINFALLS MovalnSpacWIII l f 1 I mont(i/iaffo(!(ranlsnt Newer 2 & 3I I bedroom, 2 bathIth apartments. i Com*rof4thaa utlUtl 678- Itodrona \ i« h « r « Starting al $595>5 1 iplete and the future is'5> (1WIW-t am onth-fdopoels l I •j ^al Designed around a1 pipublic w i 2o r a ^m 3»IMH V|n|\ 3l center,, this cuttlng*e3-©dge :lude luxurious reslderjentlal RIHBBf )fesslonal and medteal! oloffice i B I ^ n P ' 3 restraurant overlooking-ig the view that will take your br< The plans ore connpl m i td, so reserve yours now, : ;l v- M J »-TEE Introducing River Vista • v/nhoobpi •)lnwiH)le|>ixda;acu plaza and .cultural •24bau6e>n>cc«crr ■ I 1 ^ •OonlbcWDiilM; complex wlll Inclu ^ . Domt WMU condomlnlunns. profe: CAUTODAW7 ' space, and a fineiiA i 733-76S9 0 0 ”**^)2522LI canyon—all with a vie away. Space Is limited,ast, building the Juti'HHTe. I ^CiMQfll)732««oc 5 River Vist Honoring the pas 0-10 T1mwM«w>, TwtniF>ii.l ■ Coll20°B%^l>■»’9709. TWIN FALLS1 NNowor 4- • Plox. 3 -bebdrm.. 2 - bains. 2 carar garage . . w/oponor. W/lfiro hook , ups. 316 Larvendre # 1. S745 monlh1 +• S 600 deposit. No smoking. Sl ' , Availablo Nowl>wl •; Call20a-420-W-MjM KNOWm TWIN FALLS. NdverN 4- s l i p Plox. 3 bodr batti. garago,SI hook ups. 319l9t*nor« to. sees monthrr -f w k '- ' ssoo doposioslt. No SBb b h K *^ r o c ^Oill 208-42fr: J|W anp |jji|^^^& 'Properfiei TWIN FALLS NowlyN« | | H | H r *' ■' ■ M j ll l romodolod 1 bodroom,bo< wlih rango andnd ralrlg.. No pols. Inquiq u n al ■ M l . 503 S'* Ava>veE. []■ < * . TWIN FALLS Nl<«Nil etze 2 bdrm., spiltpiit- ievoi. L H R oppliarKos. eioci ■ V / hoat. carport..$525. $1 B T / , ; ThoMgmt 73i^33-0739 f t # ■ '■ TWINFALLS * f, ThoFallsApI^pt«. 1 4 2 bdmJrm. No pots. $385-;l5-$485 ' 206-734-e6«6600 ' I B B i V-vV 5^ - twin FALLS ,r‘i 'I.Vjfe: • • • • • • • •• • • • • • jm' ilifll' Expect to>b« b Im pm Mled d } ■ Spacious 2 bocwdroom 2 wilhh gatedI undorgrourlund parking. Bluo Ukos.OS,Blvd. Coll 208-S44-2«-a*92 ♦««♦««««««* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ TWINFALLS Noar Momliminosldo School, 3 bcbdrm. 1 duplex,c ulility rm. W/D'10 rofrig ' stovo garogo0 $695. Call 208-420-303011 |iU fyill||H ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ D B U B I i ^ H WENDELL Lovolvoiy, like now. quiot 2 bdrm,,bO I balh In BX. largo . masto/'bdrm.... all1 op- -p ts. 208*720-76(7601 M S . : B o om #fOtm f| rfOLUSTER ^.wilur- nishod room, ailiuiiii-m Ilos paid. W/Dt) evail- S350 rmonlh, Call 208-42Q.666637 TWINFALLS Mierowavo, rolrlgirigorator ' n n f f l | i N I H Call for prk:e!COS.. y i U i y i i U i i H No pots. C TWIN FALLS 175TU eq. ft. p^yossiona(^ spaco on lb Ave ' across Irom CSL>L Conlact Todd or()T8con 206-73S-742:4 a ____ TWIN FALLS netlew ol- M lice. 1150 EasBind ni Dr. N. 2.360 SI 208.733.232 TWINFALLS Office/Retail/S& IP 392-6400 sq.n Soverol U icatfi& M a n a g e m i 208-734-43^a : C p m i i ^ '':-^^Prob«m L EDEN ^ Ofnco/srtop.rwt»I>Mi 122.000 Sq.FlPL Overtwad D o oCDock ^ Lg. Fenced G m Parking Aro^ Twin Fella R a id 734.4334r JEROME t ^ 30(flC«s.1.150SqSq, FL Lg. Foncod Oravavol Parking Areaea Twin Falla RaMaM e 734-4334 •• | H | P TWIN FALLS O rtt5 T r > tall locaUon, tornmnerly a cor doalorshki..0.-564 Main Avenue SeSoutn, > $a50/mo. 539-12*24g TWIN FALLS NewiwOOO sq fl office w/160<300,eq It warehouse'.a enH olproperH month 53& -742g TWIN FALLS I ollico suilo for «MSS, Eagle Polnte*^ Foils Avo. 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W w » n ■■ TWIN 'FALLS OilII utili- ties fumlstwd, VW/D. kitchen uso. $28080 mo - L ist AW ith Vs,J4 n d W i .- LOCAL UVESTCCOCK H HAUUNO Al:Also wooKly hauls to1 andai (rom Bolsa/Namiimpa Qfoa. Coll Lonninnio 208-539-7812 da' or 20a-423-46 B I CONI^JECT ■ WITH CUSTOMERSIS When you listt o:or buy o home with Westtisterro, you get the inside decdeal. You become a holdeiler of I WHO NEEDD I YOUR W esterro's excliKClusive H om e A d v a n to ae [PIscountiCqrd. This enableibles you to receive huge . SERVICE d iscounts on pnproducts' and services fron-om o u r liist of q uality v e n djors, o r helping you improve! yyour I Advertlae In Itie« I Buslneaa & home before yoyou sell it— o r a f te r you mim ove In. I Service Directoryry WESSTERI^A I 733-0931 e x t 2 Whether you're're moving in or moving oou ut, th e H om e A d v an tag e! DiscountOi Card 7 0 2 enobles you toto (potentially sove thousomonds ordollors on home < £ N EE ( C O M P A N Y OafryCsttti improvements.•s. AndSuppllw• _ ' T W I N FALLSS I E R O M E , ALUS CHALMERi f l s t 040 loador, 2 Vt ya.yard Coll now and geg e t th e inside deal w ith thethi Home Advantage 53 324-2236 butkot. works 900ood. Discount Card..d.. You'll be ahiazed how^ muchn you'll save! For Inlo 543-5678. MILK TANK SerfosrsoT 61 • ( 733 -7 6 5 ; 5 3000 gallons. DDel Loval, SS/goilon 1 .Call 208-543-S67B.6. * 1 upor ding 5l«VO OILuKQ BlRick O latlar B«tt:•BH tty Florente J. Francit Floromrence Cloy Nonnlnl I lommack Shanna Harriton 703 ' Blue aaao*4033 280>2200 363S0-3800 280.SQOO0ini 539-7162 J.5343 404-2455 Horw and Tackvary Ernie Kendrick JeH Hon- 308- 948-9401 308*5: BAY GELDINQ. SUP< gonllo kids ridir :on ^orso, $450. Blu R o a n . (Illy, groo broko. no buck, voi gontio, S400. 30(1 4458 Of 306-4122. II '1 } EQUINE J«H 4. Jull* etkk Raagon Halch Lau>] Roth Koy Kandrlck^ck V alerie Honks i Stokes Les Poe ». 3to>a»oo 30S-884S 30308.4944 949.94000 421-0858 1 9 IBI >-7152 731-1484 S Jock S lalley ' Terl Sti B420.1461 . i5 3 9 .7 ioE ing. 10 Paul Struchen»ly Trim m ing Iso-, Wo can hondio all youf trimming noods. •og. 30 yoofs oxpotionco.kto. Cr«gg Oltan M ark Mokin. Doriiorit Barker OIna Adklnins Tyson Cook E Jo n e s Brin Scott Call 208-734-3976vilh IBf or 208-358-3978 M3SO-3000 a404.9444 i 2B(2B0-2169iB 539>1130> 5 3 9 .9 9 5 0 1-2879 30B-1310 (illy Beckle K ukal Jo y Joi HORSE 6i CARRIAGI 7 year droft goUinfl 320-2443 308-2i ikoi 17+ hand, broko li vith drivo & rldo. oxlromol;:all I gontio. & while Viso 7 ^ A-VIs Canlogo, 510,600 208~taO-9662 ory HORSES APHA rog Stanton, broko to rkfo OH rog. maxo willnd! ^ Bili&MeKndo Bunnin JJeannette Jaffrles MollsililssQ O a r k O llvio Plew con. Palomino mof(or Bl 1 wilh coll. Sorrol (ill] S39-0957 731'31-71619B 380.8S87 a7 3 1 .7 6 5 2 gontio and broken Sorrol golding, btoko t ' W ERRA has workod witr cottio. Mako oltor. Cal•d 208-845-2421. E S ¥ E■ E G R_ 0 U P a a MARE *00 AOHA. Loo< Cody bloodlinos. Vor) A L ESTATE strong (oundotlon ir bonois and pokis Woll broko & sound. Coil 208-536-2772 01 206-420-S267. L R E M EM B ER ThUC»ir«Myad|«>(teM ■emtsmaaoeln n » nm**- N*m«7 rJwr» »» am* 10 eon* pick i« your pcu««. SKlpbytaCuMnwc I \ <4 ------. i I Sunday, NovMiter1128,2006 26 Tbnt»M ) 1 I (2( MAlKIMtrirno 0-14 TliMfrNawJ.TWnTwin F«m. Idaho S w ti); Novomlwr 26, 2006 ooo’^ 8 1 0 6 61 1 2 . ' a i i 8 i e 8 2 8 0 0D4 4 0 0 8 Rrewood ___ Furniture & Carpet Auctions/. in$ce(b^laneout MIscallaneoiw u t Tools AMachlneiyy Camplng/Hunting C Cc a m p e rs And U tility TrailersTi A u c tto n e e w ______F^orSale or ForSalau ~ ■ Equipment _____ RREWOOD cut. W sell " , FUTON sofa bod, full — . ___ RIDGIO 802 Powor }N onctosod and dolivoiocf. Slock lock- siio. wood framo, hko • = CHEST 01OF DRAW- SKI PACJCKAGE Throodor. Cutlor, ollor, 5X10. liM ovoil, 20B-731■731* now condition, $175. I MATTHEWS LX bow —-USED US SHELLS-- S X d ''t U pcom ing ; ers, SIOO.sioi Cart (or K2/I85. NcNotdica ‘oonwf- 'ooi podal, no® with Motthows quivor QuoM Instoe. barn 4650 Of 324-0284.___ Coll 208-293-4262 .' M i« Ihroading dios. $285 > door, singlo A u ctio n s /. S20, ' Bod boots. Scotl ( ond faii-oway. rosi. Soloction. - I - FIREWOOD Soasotason LOVESEAT. $45. portabio:q inilatablo. Solomon bine Coll 208.823-4473 _ Cobra sights, $550. IOOO milos Pino spill, 2.8 cord Bgni, ^ $50, Skikl 0oquip. $150, Slorago & travol If, Call208-3I2-2805 • SJiJid. ?S1.750. i Call /ol bog. WELDER Lincoln with 1704. S3S0 lor oil. Vou hau Iramo w/mattroS3. Lam piI lloorlloi stylo (2) $250. Ski rack.;k. r « l lank & wiro. $450. 4RPETKITS • 208-308-171 It Call 208-423-50851!1_ S90. Dining, lablo. ; p S25 00.1. VC VCR. bosi ol- mount 6 ploco,fl. $40, Now wokling holmot.“• 8 2 8 ' ®VaJ l l i j ^ B c f i p i m i i n i | i iW M l ii R i m 97 CAMRY Ll IRIVE AND BUY ^ BU/FORONj^^ 007PRIUSHlEVOlUnDKARY r S S o o ; f SEI. DRPRiusi p S INOUOES AUTOMATK; • AIK • POWE«RWINDOWS-IOCKS» VER SEAI, WINDOWS, tOCKS, MIRRORS • CD,CD/MP3 J V HOWI : am/ fm.cdatiit.(• m K £ y V ENTRY»TUT»CRUISE AM) MORE! W; WIH5T0CKI ^ I l^m£SAIJTO^W BSs I [20061lltiDiiAD0 ______aA,m » KEYIESS ENTtRUNNER SRS 4X4 r m i T) V2006SIEIBP ^^^^rtake' [:NEW200?4RII (E lONALLNEW ' SIENNAS WZ■ I P 5 ■ v-8 • LOADED • OFF ROAD PK(>KG • UMITED SUP • CD • ■ rs • CO • SUNROOF • KEYIESS ENINTRY • KEYLESS ENTRY ■ ANTI-THEFTr SYSTEMS * MOREI ^ ^ aN AIR BAGS'MOREI Tmouoh TMCC-Twh I « 1 n.iit. Conoi * P*uec Piu« Tu. Tni( t X>. P»CTU««» rtm lttu«imi»o« Pw»om» 5ooa"“~ ' " •*«>«'- I’l13) BPA. SR5 • V-6 • LOADED • AUOYS • »SIDECURTAIN> I ti(M AND S124.U Doc Fee. (1| Pn> m 1994 NISSAN KING a S 4 X 2 ■ K i 3 4sa 4 1 I D-16 TlmeWiewi, TVtinIn F*ni,F* Idaho Surtday. November 26,26,2006 , 1 0 0 6 " iooe iooeKW ' lO O S 1 0 0 8 1 0 0 8 ll1 0 0 6 1 0 0»8 8 1 0 0 8 Trucks _ , SUVs • SUV» SUViJV» , SUVi ______SUVs _ SUVs ____SUVs______SUVsh ______. - OMC 'S7 ^ ion. 4x4. CHEVY'00 TohoeZ7t CHEV j „ 0 FORO '91 Exploror ^ t- lEVY '04 TrollBUMr cHEVY '94ITotVM.now Tot DODQE '99 Ouron( GMC '02 Yukon 3 ’ HONDA HONDA '98 CRV. C AT. 4 spood. Noods woth,!!■ pockogo, $13,500 or EXT jJjrt XLT, runs ond dnvos . loor. low milos. 5 a, Ploaso call 208-326- XT 40K. llko now. iransmlssion.lon. powor soai, roor • AC. PS. “* toor )0d shapo. bost olfor. Call for $14,500. |4 ,‘ Coll Unda ol ovorvlhlnaJ AC A( all OD- loatnof. POwor drive liniod, now liros, load- spood,lOd. AC, PS. PW. S490,______moio CHEVY '02 Trallblazor. 4x4. LS. outo. AC. N E W 2 0 0 6 . N E W 3 0 0 6 PW, P L olloy wheels. IEW 2007 ' ;|| 2 0 0 6 ^ T [ ^ ^ 513,9886 C h e v r o le t 4x< D o d g e I N E W 2 ( ' i L f 3/4 Ton Craw Ca Durango 4x4 MiDDLeKAurr f t GM€ C Y u k o n i 3 4 x 4 LT2 Pkg, buram ax Dioscs r A Wr D o D e n a l i SLT Pkg. 5.7 Itr H om lV-8, 20a-733-7700 Loaded! Stk/6263CT ^ D o d g el a d C a b LoadedI S I k /6221 DT MSRPS44.2B3 R onrt)ar DVD, Loaded! 5.7 Ilf Homi - : : 1 5 0 0 Q u a i S36.625 SALE PRICEI Stk^7098GT >tk#6069DT MSRP S50.48C , ^ .O^ S r ^ . I Laramlo Pkg. 5.719,675 ^ . SALE PRICEI V -e. LoadodI Stk< :a l e PRICEI iUi MSRPS39.6RICEI S A L E P R I ir 7 passongor, 6 cyl. . ; PW. PL. oulomatic, ^ . 4x4 lOK rrtles ^ p p ; S19,995 S S ^ ^ g S E t o B ^ rSun Valley | j | | • g M T H W > rKalthum 1_ W ( M m j W W ^ y l m ^ ^ ’f e wCHEvy'9STalwe,only V B e tla v u e 54k miles, excalleni ^ w v nW n . S U t t O I K B . c o m condition. $9250 m / i w h r d b I A sBtsr Awfo l a h d s o n s . 1 - 8 0 0 - 6 7 2a - a a a s • n . i . 7 5 , H aiuy 275 S. Idaho SI., M« i h S t ./H w t . Wendett 208-536-1900 ___ *fW(M h r ■ ntratlM ^ rp w ti iwJPit— ietyiw.W a4>e«>rtl l^PricwC^yl^iD^c.^WOA■ rt>rirft$SSPeAfD>cNe.Prto f I Sunday, N om M r 28,200626,: TlmtfrNews, Itain Fans, (daritaho 0-17 r r r ...... •' - -* ^ t e i i i i f M M: Classifiecid Line Ad Spamedals 5 LINEl 1 0 DS a s 1 U ______Forilr items SISOO or less. s 5 UNI■ES $ ! ■ 5 LINES Iays ^ | # i 1 0 D ai I s . » 1 3 2 >ritems $1000 orless. Forih■ items SSOO or less. . , ! ,• each addlllonol line. Private Part’flrty on/y, Merchandise only. Price'rices must be Included in ad. . Moxlmum of 4 Items. T imles-News t rgHj 1733-0931 Ext.2 or 8 1 V ' m oaguvallcy.iom £ * ■ 800-658-3883 ext. 1 ■ „ T i o io Suldoiku Answersers: I ___ Sunday, Nov. 2G., 2C200 6 r a — I2 3 1 |9 4 517 8 61 J A I ^ FORD *91 Escor 7 6 8 1 3 2 5 9 4 w ^ a j i y Smatl car, 5 spd. ex cond. 2 door, 40 mp(H T H E A CCES ON BRII[ D G E ' ^ B obby Wollo |f f 9 .4 5 7 66 8 1 3 2 A n sw er: $1,750. 731-1966 HONDA '04 Civic H) 6 1 7 3 22 4 9 5 8 HYElYBRID TURTLE MAMfVMMAL bnd, 40 mpg. Exc"4 DcarMr.Woin- w o uJld ld have happened withoutJ t th e )PPOSE NOGGIN FONDNDLY cond 26K. $19,500/01 3 5 2 6 8 9 4 7 1 *0^ 20B-420-8884 H a v e y o u . e v e r heard h< the term infracraction. If there is no clc l e a r Soloway Jum p ShiiJhifts? Ifso. whal path,h. he lends to awardI t: h e low tfie newsman describedd ttl h e HONOA '05 Accord 4 8 9 5 z 7 - j . 6 . 2 , 3 p"”risen : uprising -> LX, low miles, liki does it m ean — andai do you rec* nonoflloffenders the best of it,, at n d 8 2 6 4 5 7 3 1 9 . „ now cond, S20.00(DOO ommend using therlem? the oloffenders the w orst ofo f i t . fU l” Call 208.934-560B .__ Leaping l.iuM tards. Dclrell, Mich. T h0S)S(! (I tw o a d j u s t m e n t s n e e dd n o t “PEN-DIMONIUM 1 7 4 2 99 3 8 6 5 •''* HONOA '89 Attord LXLXl b e r•eciprocal. e d Sodan 4 dr $1400 ANSWER: Poul SolowaySc form al- Is 9 318 11 6|2 4 71 ______^ AC. PW crulso. powo sunrool good cond oi.al i z e d a t r e a t m e nt of c strong jump Dearir Mt r. WolfT: 10 1 0 1 0 loy whools 293-480717 shifts that corresissponds lo stan- Holdiri 100* dirig A J-4, V A-Q-2. ♦ K-'i-7-5, ■ A utoa______AutosO S HONDA '90 Accord14 ' dard expert treatmtm ent these days Jh Q3-9-8-7-5, -9 would you openI oc n e ' ° S S W It ’ Vane And Buses ------i door. 83,000 OflQino — if y o u p la y S troing n g as opposed to club,), oro do you need 13 high-ci- c a rd ■ ...... — CADILLHLLAC -OS Sir CHEVY '91 CorskM C '"'los. Asking $3,500 JEEP '02 LiOony Limit- DODGE D '94 Grond Cor- Vilkl,0, 27,500 mllos. noods onglnono workv 0^ Call 208-316-7220 weak jum p shifts,ts, which I urge pointsnts? W hai about makin]n g a od. »hi rack, fully load- avan1 LE. 3.6L. loodod oxcollg — you to do in noncoicompelitive auc- two-Cli »llont condition, use for parts, HONDA '90 Accord -i:lub overcall over an open•n in g od,* good condition. 2 : built In child's soot, loadeddod. $22,500, Coll ollor. Coll 732-8 wl tions. A jump is ba:based on cither a bid? (4) ‘ studdod snow S3.250/oltor : 934-4065 208-54 custom, AC. PW • litos, Sll.500. Coll - ta 2 S 5 S Z ------CHYRSLEB'O.‘00 Cirrus Shoved door handlesos, . solid or near-solidid suit: (when you lienlcrlinc. W est Calm lU-ach.h. hlB. 20ef30B-7157 ’ I LX. loss Ihon Ihor 75K lims DVD, TV, • rebid your suit), a good suit with milos. gtoatat cond custom ox' $5,500. Ploou□OUI cal houst. Low mllos.os! r e o l s u p p o r t f o r partner p (raise ANSWSWER: Not all opening bb: i d s 208-320-1247,47 $3000/O«of 208-293.93- p a r t n e r n e x t o r bid a new suit to corresrespond to hands worthh a n 206-308-2733 HI rcall. — and vice versas a . I FORD’06 E-350 12. DODQE '00 ! HI show shortage), ori) r a g o o d s u i t a n d o v e r c j passongor van. 17K CHEVYVY'OSMontoCor.^ • ES, 63K mJlos,^los, load- HYUNDAI '03 Elonira a balanced 17-188 oro so (rebid in wouldlid surely open one club hefie re . miles. Iiho now condl- in GM Id.. $4600/ QT. must selL grool JEEfJ'02V Uboriy Sport. l f GM certilled. PW, <>S-' QK no-trump). I o pien e n any 12-count with a frfiv e - 4x4; 43)( mllos, oxcol- ttlon.S16.900 • ■ pi.. PM. F PO. CO. ol'of’ Call Kovin K01 at gas mlloago. 60K lont condition, sun- A s s w r A u t o cruiso,iso, stock# CP2762 206-324.2S60,50, milos, $9,500 or bosi c a r dder e r — indeed, alm ost allII 12- f9or.Sl2.900. ^ IWBVROL6T1 __ ^ # ■ _ , ------ollor. 208- 410-0923 L DearM r. WolfT: c o u nnts. t s But I would not overcr c a ll A s i i s t A u to HYUNDAI ‘04 Elonira.ta. I held A 2, V Q-K-10.7-fi-3, ♦ 4-2. two clubs:cll the suit is too wei'e a k . Wendoll 208-536-1900 ------bluo. now tiros. AT versely, I would overcall w :;5g'?155S?; 5 ^ ____20&-733'5208 oM groal cond. suniool. * A-K-J-7-2. Whehen my partner Convei w ith Wondoil 208.536-1900 B 49K $8.999/6ltor. 306-)6- p a s s e d a n d th e n eext x hand opened K-Q-si>•sixth of cilubs plus A-J-fouilU rth . E __ one spade, shouldlid I have over* of hearearts, say, a hand I m ight w e ll DODGE '02 InifOfniropkl. callcd, or would it (depend on the not open.opt W hen in doubt, remle e m - ES. auto. AC.:.pw. P\ PL. f o rm o f s c o r i n g a nid d vulnerability? ber thatthj overcalls are aboutit o f- low milos, lilt, FORD'99 Wind Star I ^ E lilt, cruise iwn. IMowin Cily, lows f c n s ee; ; opening i bids arc aboutt I' li --i ThIOIRN10USi ■ ■ EI ^ S E A R O H mREALLY BIG T RlUCKS I ^ i I f " TlT h e m o s t C Qlom prehensiliive v eh icle:search in SouthernS Idd a h o , w e h a ve th e right carc for you.J. T im l es-N ! 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Mati T>el mcm oricals hopes for liikinin g gear, Virginia would hib e liuppy with new balhrouiium Hoor- Ing u n d a ({uictt fan.I For Sieve? A nything buinil a neck- lie. And you? ‘Ilic Tiiih's-Ncws is deliv- criitg niessiiges sirsiraiglil to Siinta. We ll tell ourur readers — they include yoi,'our near- f l est u n d dearest, uft;iftcr all w hnt )vii w ant to secst u n d e r >vi(rChristnui.s treeee. Siiirting today, youyi) c an e- V*- ^ mail your Christminias wish list to piiiin^'mngicvulklle y .c u m , a n d w e ll po st it onn o< u r W e b ' sile. To see our olinliier read- ers' lists, Ing o n lo www.magicvallcy.cf.com a n d look for the "Ch:h ris im a s w ish list" link. ^T l’ Include all yo u rw'w ish es in' your t'-mail — whiihelher or ^ '^ B m not tliey'rc ihings'trihai can | be put in a box widilh a bow. Uui be warned: YoiI'our wisli list w on’t lie' pnsteiled unless you include your' flrslfl a n d l.isi nam es, your nage a d d \ th e town you live in. ; I f c W . ' I'-:,',. _ SWAN.s swim(on withoilUt ’I Vll Burto mxfcjoriis oil Ceurttwri • cennic u t D(iBorial tm sculpture tbit Incoritontei cnmiliu.'Buriiacnc rtarted her Tirin Filliallfliatetl binlaeu, Mud XttUn Potteottery, after looUnt for a way to«tbtlcaUyh BySauoReimSr A\rtistimi m o r t a l ii : z e s p e t ss i n c e r aa m i c Tha Btitlmow Sun , M eet llie SWAM N S — ' ' Sirong W om en AclIchievers, ' ^ W I S H nI For ’ MI Burtofto ' • No Spouse. nme»W«w«w« w riter______'or nwre fofpinatio^ Mud Kitten PoPottery SWANS are popow erful, . 1284 Madronana St. N. driven female profesressionals TW IN FA\L U IS — W hen a rtist Vol Durkcc ccre m ated o n e of ab^ceraiiricpelab TWtn'Fdlls. ID3 83301B. w ho live in urb an anareas a n d h e r belovedd cats,c; llie rem a in s sa l in a smm aall box o n lo p menHHiab: (208)73SBC have advjinced degngrees a n d o f lh e m anilc.llic. Thot didn't se em like th cs ppt ro p e r m em ori- Wsb site: httpy/biraslo.boui higli-staius jobs, 'illilie iroii- a l for E m ie,;, a M aine c oon th a t w as a bigig p a rt o f Burke's blc'W iih SWANS i K . » Mite F amily l■.IFE i -J — ^ ^ S eENIOR i CALENDiDAR ------Siberian acatm ayhel{p Twin Fafe Senior’ CeCenter lUesday: I’inocloclile, 1 p.m . T hursday:r. ClCliicken a n d no o - availableJle 9 a.m . to 2 p.m . Bingo dies, m ashed•d ppotatoes, vegeta- lUesdayslys. W ednesdays a n d 530 S h o sh o n e St. \V.V. Snack bar. 6 p.niI.m. . bles. coleslaw.iw, 1fruit Fridays.s.. avert allerjrgic responss e Bingo. 7 p.m.:; earlyea bird. 6:45 W ednenesday: Knitdngdass. 1 Dinner served fromn ninoon to p.m. Aciii'IHes: p.m . I2;3 0 p .n i. Suggested[d do o n atio n W ednesday: SllvSilver SneaXers W ednesday:.ay: Bake d a y T h mrsday: st Art class. 9 a.m . to ByDnlMFUin its ciits are the first "scie:ieniifr is $3.50 for seniors. Costtost is S5 fitness class, lo:30 a o to 11:30 . U lngo.7p.mi.m. . 1 p.m. Nowiday______’ ■ ically proven" hypoao a ller- for p e o p le u n d e r GO. aand n d S2.50 a.m . genic cals. but 'they arctre n o t for dilldren under 12-!. , PInoclile. 7 p.m. G oUUen ei Years MIWMdoka County Wheeze. Sneeze. Sniffle.e. the first — Siberians5 1h av e Pool ro o m o p e n H a.ina.m . to -t T hursday: Bingengo. 1:30p.m. CuAirPJrCKizenlnc. ' Senk Recent news rcpons havijavc heen (in the U.S.) sincec e 'th e p.m. Monday ihrouglth Ttl-riday. Friday: Old Hmiimc Fiddlers nior Cilizens Center dangled a straiosphericall;rally early 1990s." says brer e e d e r , U )u n g c ro o m ux’iiilablelie ffor tele- PInoclile. 1 p.m.m. 21HN.ltailStil St. vv.. Shoshone 702 IIII llh St., Rupert priced opiion for wannabilabe Lyndii Nelson of l^vchth c n k o vision. piu7Jcs:uul readi.’ading. cat owners who are allergiiirgic Siberians in Diiytona’ BeB cach. Bargiiin Cl'tJter op e n 5)!) a.a.m. to AgelksSeniorCr C itizens Inc. M ealsIs iare served a t no o n to .the bewhisker-ed-ed. i'la.. adding ihat “almoso st ull ■1 p.m. Monday dirougligli IiTiday. Fruit juice, m itk a n d cofTik* a n d homm e delivered upo n twitchy-talled set. Just pluniu n k m y sales are fo r so m e kird n d o f 310MainSl. N„lKimberly ser\ed dally request.t. JJuice a n d assorted down $3,950 (plus a S99!i995 allerg)’.’’ Mentis: T uesday: MejMeatloaf, macaroni beverage:ges iirc served every d a y processing | and iransportairta- Uke Allerca. which ad\dvises Monday: Beef strog;in(^inofT Milk, colTee, juic I 1. btf26,2006 7totfrWw»,'Wifih,tolM I"— FAMILY LIFI ...... — ; W ife dread!ds annual tennsion leautifiileending fo3ranexp{lansiveliffe o f h o l i d a y f family gatheiering 1 memorial service. , I forsomeon e o n e I kn e w only M m H P E R S O N A L DliAR ABBY: I have ;in prob-p ------I Aslightly,y-, anai flO-year-old m t M I never got achchance, to tell him ' lum willi m y in>liuvs. M yy broth-hr On 'p A R n ia n w h o sese c a n c e r c a m e * V i how much I liked:d the poem, or how i j c r in-Iiiw wUt never invitevite his L*- ^ . quickly u nid d sspread quickly. I |»aa-nt.s for Chrisima.s. so m y A^BY ] 'HesaidhediL* did n 'i w a n i lo • , j m Jeanne Marie rmuch I liked gettinglg the poem from himn . liiisi)aiul ahvnys insists w.vehuvc e I I h o ih e r w ilhlh a n y m e d ica l y j f r I a coinhini'd family Oirisiirisunas ’ Jeanne Je; imervcmion:o n : h e sa id it w as t . m f .. i l a s k a s , a man I knew onlyy sslightly. A colleague. • vvilll m y pa re n is so liis pap a rer n is D unn— lim e to ju sst t ggo on and die. '— ^— 7~ ] aa- no t left alone. PhiPhlllipS The kids cam;ame. the grand- ihose pipeopl^.' who was just I H ie problem is m y in-1in-law s I------^------1 . kids. Ihe relaielaiives, the col- nlwnysstiiere. t Arock. Afix- supupposed to weep, When each olher. She teaches have bad-mouthed my piirentspar kids' .schedules, iuulid tiuiie( acci- • leagues, the:ie stus d e n ts — tu re . Hit■iiting. H e w as it m a n collollen g iies cr)*, they c ea se toI medieval liierniure or mayay b e , “l in the pasi. and iliey ireaix‘ai m y . deni>illylcameiicros i S W A N S _ _ ■ 1 Contiowdfronip«eEl llic reason? KlenI arare chang- -lO-year-old womiOman was more This sui;ummcr, Newsweek nol less.le‘ this I for herself: their education may. inI fact.Hi ing. likely to be kiltedled by u terrorist revisited Ihe th subiect and son llail)ailng unit murriiige ure "1 hope ihings wotk outI I for m a k e th e m m o re aitniciive.ive. iie ca u se th e ir m othiithers prob- thun to got marrkirrled. of apologiigized for its poor loughIgh enough. Wheinn con- you) and you lenrn to findI Ihcil T h e rea so n ? T im e s hiiv hii c ably w orked o u tside thetl home. In the two dccadesdc since choice of■ wortlsw and reported eludesdes. without women mak- balance I between heart a ni n d changed, even Jf pcrceptic{Itions because thcir teacher:iers or Uielr * dien. Wlielan poirlo in ts o u l. socjol th e sa m e! sen s chungc Wlielan ing thethi excuse tlini they aren'i m t ind." haven't. Her book Is full ofofthe t pAifessors or theirir pe'dluTri-| research has demonstraied' den a found: 0 90 perceni of haby- succe^cessful al it because they. Wlieliin Is due lo'marry nnc ia t ' ' lesiimony of young worno m e n cinns m iglit liave been.‘en women, steady shift inh the l ailiiudcs boomer men n and women iirc”to"100 fabulous." summer, s and one hopes lhlhat who hide or play down: ththeir men’s ideas of succjccess and and patterns ofif munioge.n but. either haveive married or will Whtk'helnn makes her best .she s has discovered In reseurclrch- ' degrees, thcir Job lilies or n ih h e ir fnm ily Include a wom Few people arc fullfully ing your other obligiligrfiS a tio n s . prepared when ihcy appipply If you cannot dcmotlo n s tr a te ■ for n'hom c loan. Begiegiii that you are crcdit*wt'worthy. j I | your prcscniaiion withth a the lender may reqie q u ire a ! ■ porsonal financial statetate- co-signer on the note mcn(. Include credit refei:fer- Your real estateie a g e n t, M ences, work bistoi7. past pa: in constant touch wiw ith th e performance, on othcther mortgage market, cc a n b e mortgages or loans, anand instrumental in opo p e n in g M UPS current earnings. W hile♦the th doors for you. Frotro m Ih e f l 5 | Q • house serves as collateraeral. start ihake your agen;ent your LJL ™ you must still dcmonstrattrate ally in your campaigiig n f o r a c ^ y .iiM P to . W m your ability to make paypay- home loan. 0 ments in addition to meelle et-______Pecfj 208-735-9799 3 C x _ 661 Blui3lu» L ak a s B lvd. N ., Mon.-FrIFri: 8:30atn-6pn> H i m l M m Cenrtnfennial Squars Sat; 10:00am-3pmll 222 Shoshonene iEasi, TWlnFalls (208) 733‘33-SOOS S -A . ___ P South UncIncoln, Jerome (208) 324-0201 2 0 2 ^ . HL ? \ '■Si f E4 Thw»Wiw«, W ir«I^M> ______, 1 FAMILY LLIFE Shedilidntw ainttofaci ceher F fatheijr’s imp5pndingdiIeath ' TaMng atabout it w ith himh helped thel e m b o t h ByAaaie(koer Tha W teM i^ton Port • WASHINGTON - — Il l u d I ; i bfcn several dccadcsdes.since I closcd down a bar.ir. B1 ut tw o ■ m O W M i W C T years aRo, in a tile-floofloored din- ingniom arewkllomctmcterafrom (he ll'caic b r e r brew.very er ih Dajo Caliromia, I bccaic cam e J’ engrossed in convcrsatrsotioii witli W u w ise sirangvr I failede d toi notice . '1 ^ luiw desperately ilic2 staffsu want- ^ ^ f Aimli Crotrwrtte* of one ef her’ latlat) comtnatleRs rWi her fatbenR H ‘n i e n o n i ^ coofortbis to M .U l etl iis gone. H«ntehiffl.HpTehlnaehuc«ti» to deOm hit o n brief bot efoquenluent etikio, aod te trtkttlito Us awewapUact Wliik* I listened raptly. rap Iran ■ I IneTttaMe.’ Tliii photo «a« Uktn:inRKkTlS«,lld.,ln2(»4. in I I’rolm an Z im m erm an, edu- . ■ cation consultant from froi G reat | l Tails, Va.. w h o m I’d ji (■uve tn e a gift th a t change m y life. Iroaching; t h e s u b j eiectofdeatid i "It is on h o n o r a n dd a0 privilegeI to h d p a parent die,"e," sh; e said A phot» fn a the bb le it 1940* th o n the lutbor, rlfM, wWwHbnoUwrlMta,- 1 ^ Cmcr gift hc is aboabout to shore: expUdt Instructic tio ru sim ply I fither Aron. Afler ^ e n ’» death ta 195B,195 Aren raised Uh ^ brother Steve and fit his own dcadi. “Instead of stai Those dozen wordsirds would ■ WM iM ngonPort______■__ regarding his ta ttin g or Mom. say, 'If I got hit by ai tt r u c x : become my roud moplap and tny widi Dad or • m a n ira in th e com inglg nmontiis. WAVASHINGTON - Getontologisiglsts an d otiier tom orrowr, , tills tii Is what I would w an t...... A nd dare dress mc in pajamas In my Bui I'm gctiing ahead ah of enougli moneyy tot offord pri- living, tookik carc.c o f you b o th , healtiilth professionals who work ^VitIi t h dio se fac- d o n ’t y o u d a r Q ycbf-:' is suggests. Have pm and pa^ myself. nile-d u ty n u rsesesforayeiir. f saw you diroughdirt college ond Ingdi; drath soy cnd-of-Ufe conversarsations gener- fin.’" Davis s ip e r n t In ^ exirdvagani aciofpli>-s-acl i I was so luckycky in’ this and marriage. NowNoi the machine Is allyar ore valuable lo both die patlotie n t a n d fam i- th c ta b le forrot note-taking.i t always iheparent who resists t ical a n d spiritual renew,lewal, I had other matters. I IIe Ie was in aniaz- wearing out."Lit.” ly. Ttirhey also concede such convcnvemtions arc •It’s not al' s s ii c h go n e 10 a M exican spispa ciilled ingly good heiillllilh until ncariy Hie converiversation was cnor- dllDcncult and, sadly, rare Here areor some tips aconveraatioation. If kids are in denial McMakiahoQ Kancho L i Pucrta to) ;r>;ry to prc- the end: he kep:epi meticulous nioasly comfiimforting to mc, as I theyry offer to padents and thdriir relatives o n says, 'a w iseIsc p] a re n t fUls o u t a n a d v an c e ddi i i ^ pare emotionally andid •sinitegi- riiiancial records,ds. including on diink it wasLS tot< liim . ll gave liim condiiducdngsuchoioik: live so th e5 ad u ll chUd has som ediing." cally for rtiy father's1 imimniineni up-to-dute will.I. IleII held ull Ills . achancciodc0 deliver his ovm brief •' It'aIl u p to y o ii Vi4icther y o ur r talktc co n ce rn s • If p a reents n t are in denial, die childrenin c an ilcaih. I-mnny was thenherc recov- assets loinily with w me nnd hut eloquentlent eulogy, and to justt practicalf affairs or deeper cnemotions. The ^vedicmaU. a living wUI, du ra b le p o w er b ff attoai r- eritig front th e recenillo lo; s s o fh e r Steve, for e;iser of ol Inheritance, articulate hishis. a cc ep ta n ce o f th e ' conwiv ersad o n c o n ran g e fro m w/hethcr he a dying ney and othcIther d o c u m e n ts a n d say, “H erere It is, : m other. und had long; agoa| given mc inevitable, paror-ent wants a feeding tubo or>r vi en tila to r to te a d it so mn ce timi e. It's h e re fo r w4ien y o ui M i b a ■ ’hvo weeks earlier,r, with his durable power-of-of-attomey over Becauser he he seemed to apprc- ,the: m rr u sic h c w an ts play ed a t hd is s fwI e r o l, o r i f i t ” Paren ts3 rerc lu c ta n t to cUscuss th is w ilhh t h d r aged hean barcly putrlum ping. I m a tte rs m cdicalil anda monetary, ciuie the dialogue, dia I kept on hewiw an ts a fu n eral a t all. says Capipitai Hospicc ChUdrcn, or'o r ' to ced e c o n tro l o f th e it dsilissets,' hati driven Aron Groerrocr to the Hcevenownedac1 a ccmciery plot, quesdoning.lg. chiefef cxecutivc M alenc J. Davis,i.aformerhos- a might wantnt ia lawyer or accountant to0 t a ^ : emergency room andid Ilistened I paid his bills119 and siiw him Didhewanivant to b e crem ated? I p ice e nu i rse. over their finflnt an ces o r give o chUd lim ited d c « c ^ '* , niiinhly a s th e doctorsrs ssaid he'd dally in th e assisttIstvd'living fiicil- iLsked. G oodod dilng i I did. I had •' There1 are several ways to broach thc trol over apo1 po rtio n o f tiieir funds. die wilhin ilie hour wiw ithout 0 ity next do o r to mym; Georgetown assumed Lliedie onswer would be topiclie To a receptive parent, an adult chUd ••AnadultIult child might preface moneyjy d is -') pacemaker. After briefriefing my condo. Wlicnit it had become yes — despltispite ov^ncrship of o mlgh^t open with, do you3u want to talk cussions byIjy talldhgt a b o u t hersclL explali brother in Denver by’ phphone, w e clear h e could1 .no ,n longer live cemeiery plot b o u g h i w h en m y aboui}ut this? You know what dieB doctorsd soy?” who In her:er famUy: know s a b o u t h e r a a> s s t e '- agreed to surgery,y. m ostly a lo n e in h is Rockville. Ro Md., mother died.ed. He was die con- suggeB «ts Arlington. Va.. psychoihetherapist Robin before askingjng her parenis to reveal theiis.s .T 1 tia be ca u se tills courtly geigeni, who apartment, my’ chiefch relocation summate pragmatistpra who had McMM a h o n . T h c p a re n t co u ld say,ly, “1‘ a m dying, q u e stio n might mig bc phrased, "If I needetle d tcL -. sacrificed m u c h lo raiselise us after criterion had beci>ecn proximity. 1 left behindidle dii Orthodoxy ofhis Iwouo u ld like to tw y o u w h at m yI lifelif has m eant .' wii crc woulduid I fin d y o u t papers?” D avis sas a y s .;- o u r m o th e r's d e a thI itin 1950, w as ever grateful111 forf th a t. yo u th to becom bcci e a n Ideallsdc . to m{TIC."^ • R em innd d yourselfi tiiat. as dilQcult asi s 1 i t ^ . ' . rcaily w an ted lo reachII hish: 100th I knew lh e mlorc on time I spent Socialist, and and later, an ardent Aniuiodier option Is to tell a storyty about( some- ait end-of-lifc•life conversation can bring peaca c e o f .'. birtliday six m o n tlts hence.her dierc. the better we’d\ both feel Democrat.. He H rarely went to oncei else to sum the conversationlon. D avis s u g --' m in d . Ask: a p a re n t ‘to reflect o n th e pluscise s'o f-: I Iis cardiac leam andlIld hospicc and, frankly thcle better1 he'd be shui. gests.ts. 'Y o u tell th e m yo u hav e abiendwhois-a b thclasipartcirt o f th c lr life, to le t y o u b e a p[iart'of a nurse weren't surc he'de'd m ake il treated. 'H ie stafftaff never knew Bul 1 ruswas w ro n g a b o u t h is dyingng and 'I need to know aboisout What you the Journey,"jy." M cM ahon urges. "It’s a v oryloy!*' y that long. I, however.ir. w as cer- w h en I’d show up.up, a n d I alw ays , Tinal ivishes.es. Perhaps becausc want,nt. how you feel.’ If they closeeyouout.don't yc Ing tiling fot parenis to do, to leave thatia t fo^ lain he would, basedied on his tried to thank.thtthem for laking most of liiss kinkii liudbeen incin- giveB up.t g o back a t an o th e r time” e.” theit kids.”.” SIShe adds, ‘The worst part oof f n o t .' congenital obstinacy/ atatid opti- such good carce ofo Aron. Steve eraicd in the th Holocaust, or AhL holiday family dinner offersrs a( n o p p o rtu - h av in g th isIs conversationc< is th e c h ild tiylnrlngtO !' m ism . called regularly,iy. as did my. hecause hec hadhi been widowed nityf toti raise d ie su b ject. D avis says.sa; An adult figurcoutwhjwha.t a parent wants at a point:w w h e a ' Dut after h e blew olutthecan- u t t cousin Joshuaa in lel Aviv, for n e arly’ a a half-century, hc childId m ig h t b e g ^ by ex p ressin g; Ihankslh for the a parent can’ta n ’t decide." dies, then whaiT 1 wasas tbereft at (Aron'sAfricun-bo•bom n u rses h a d very m u c h1 wanwa ted to b e bu ried Ihc diought of losinglg Ihcil man never heard anyone ar speak next to liL?beloved bei wife. who had nurtured SttSteve and Yiddish beforc.)) I returneded home dial njght. ThenL*n, o n M odier’s Day week- using us tiie money to buy mysell/self looked at his useless amirm a n d m e w illi a n iihperfecticombina- co liis world comonstricled as lie griitcful forr ooi u r m u tu a l willing- e n d — ai favorite faniily h o lid ay apairofcondos. a ] u ttered 0 plaiiitivc lam ent:nt: "Oy, lion of love, disciplitipline and grew e\-crmorerfrail.Meguvelip fru ness lo.discillscuss whai for so on wliiliich Steve and 1 ulway^ “I lo n e y tiic proceeds w oulduid- oy. I ha v esuch'isurls.suchc h tro u - archaic Old World notnotions of newspapers, C-SPAN, C-^ chess, muny parenuents and adiilt cliil- feted die d man I had dubbed n't n'l buy" two parking spacess IrIn ble. 1 can't even zip m y ow3wnHy," propriety Worse yci,:, I had no But he retainedI hishi chanicteris- dren Is dlfUcuflcult. if not impossi- '’My Fai'alher, d ie Jewish M odier" m ni;y building," i yelled back. ' I inily believe that wawas tiie real plan for getting; tolo him to tic sense of liiiiiiomor. Asked how ble. — sommediing i snapped. Around "I can't tell you ho w hap p y I'llr u m o m e n t h e decided to diedie. O ne lliat O lh e r Side, dignityity Iintact. h e fell, lie’d give.• hishi stock, ja u n - • * • • 2 a .m..S Su n d a y h c tried to attack b bc e w hen I don't ha v e lo depende n d hospicc nu rse caUed it "pr'prc-ler- 1 shared these jumbleibledcmo- ty reply in hcav‘avily accented By earlyy spring, i Franny's iiis nururee wldi a diair and, in on you for m oney anym ore,""he h t mlnal rage." Another blabl m cd lions writh Frunny, Shehe itold me English: "Qvite veilvel for a young "liunorundpr1 privilege" paradi^ thc coninfusion, he fell. (She had countered. co lack of oxygen to tiic brain. br I aboui leaving her kids.is, I:her hus- man."Andhelovei)ved 10 talk to Ills w as o c caasionally sk strained feinted•d sid ew ay s a n d was "You think I'm paying for fot chosc to think of Aron>n a s a band and her job to3 rc retu rn 10 de v o ted raregiveivers aboui his' becausc Aroriron was genuinely unhun)n). 1 rushed over to his your yo nurses and yout apartart- p roud gladiator w ho wanimte d to hur childhood honhome in Warsaw boyhood}od, his life in suffering. PlusPlus, h e w as m n n in g aparimm ie n t, w h ere A ro n . ment? mi Listen, you arc 100 f—— go ou t roaring, n o t wlilrfilmper- Philadelphia a n d d o eveevcrytliing 1930s I’aris, Iiis arriralan in segrc- ihrough hislls once-substontial i dcmancjid c d I call a n am bulance. — years o ld a n d you orc stiU still ing. T hree days later, as I1 :sa t by ncccssary. for os longg as ncces- gated Washingtogion with my nest egg atIt susi c h a n alarm in g II woulcIlld h av e taken h im to tlie self-supporting. sei 1 m oy w rite tiic his bed holding his hanand, h e - sary. It took less iJianI sbsbc weeks nioU ier in 1937,7, before H ider ra te h e woul/ould be broke by nearestst hospital. Georgetow n, a checks, ch but It’s your money."y." 1 died. for pancreatic cancer.*r tito claim wiped out nearlyirly everyone in a u tu m n , Cadiolicllic facility, a t a d m e w h en sho sh u ted . (I cou ld n 't h elp b but u t Sincc' then. 1 liave m adadc iia . _ her 72-year-old moiher.icr. boih Iheir familieslies. , , W eeks bcfoieforc I began calling thc couimntry was still reverberai- recall, ret w ilh a wry smUe, tiiai tiietiic p o in t to rcach o u t to friends fr Her precious wordsds iedioing After his bigg birthday,I: the niirsing home3mcs diat accepted ing frorom the rerry Schlavo first fir time 1 had ever uttered ddie ie w h o se pa re n ts are faUiniing. Wc in my care, we sharedrd a n em o- hospice n u rse — God' love her Medicaid patients, po I found debate,e. Seized by p a ran o ia diat F*word, F-' during on adolescent;eni talk at midniglii, at 6 a.m ., donal embrace, andII I left i the — wiuned that: helu could go at myself having/ing frequent, guilty , he mlghghl beco m e so m e seciari- fight fig witii my brotiier, Aron had midaftemoon; wliencvct.:t. T hey dining room cenain diediat help- any lime. 1 felt rT hadhi an obliga- conversations3ns widi friends and anslnuianger’s end-oM lfc p aw n . I • slap sia p ed m y face.) caU from th e intensive cartire unit. - ing my father dieIc would, tion to help himn exite tills life as colleagues whowh also had ailing ' insteadid drove him to Sibley Hc 1 relaxed slightly, andd 1I die nureing hom e, a hospsplcc or indeed, b c on h o n o r aand n d a priv- easily as p o ssibJble. i During a parenis. Likeke spies: or adulter- where‘ dieyi shot him up witli knewscmctiilng kn Important had th c highw ay I listen, I offcffcr.sol- ilege. sleepless niglii of ol my own, 1 ere, \ve discus:cussed die unspcak- morphlihine. put hlsarm in a sling Just Juj occurred: Hc undereioodood ace. walked next door)or to hang out • able in hushe T e m p o rra^ a y shelvee m ajor inititiatives,S ^^ t t a r i u s Bl^3 BINGO IF NOV. 26 IS YOURIR BIRTH-E 1------I Z ------______I cd? Even whcivhen you a rc b e in g SAGITim A R lU S {Nov, 22-D ec. ]The people, the cultulture. the phenomencion. ; DAY:They say it is wiseCIO to "m ake H O R O SS C C O P E lough widi yourselfyoi and unfor- 21): Tencmporarily shelve major hay wl\Uc the sun shines"ic s’ a n d in giving, odiers:rs closclyc con n ec ted iniUaUveives. D on't start anything • NEXT .WEEK{ INI FAMILY LIFE your case you con m ma ake ihe Jeraldine SaundersSa are\Vililngtobi0 bc compassionate, of impoilortance during die week _ most progress and recc:eceive die I------1 VIRGO [Aug.(Aui 23-Sept. 22): ahead.. Unimportant I chitchat __ most blessings in thcJ nextnc sev- ' TAURUS, (Aprilrli 20-May 20): Book smartsIs don'tc necessarily could wastewt time and energy ‘ eral wrecks. T hrough lhlhe e end of The very things;s th i a t Irk y o u g u a ra n tee p { e o p le sklUs. CAPRI•RICORN (Dec 22-Jan. i m ' jonuary a lilllc effort ondmd having when dealing wridi:Idl family mcm- Conlllciing; emotions e could 19): Pnrroving you ore die best H faith in \\iiaiever comcim es your bcrs ore probablyly thil e sa m e a td - Interfere wldidl discussions d today might bIm c a h ard task durin g die CHRISTM ^ way can result in d dcc e e p e n e d ludcs that you pos;lossess. Pul crucial decisionsdcc a n d m a jo r w ee k ahead. al By comparing Travel Ihrough tim e & exp ' (S . r 1I i I. t nb»»,2006 71ww-*lm,WnFifc,l FAMILY LIPF £ ------S'S t o r k R E P O R T ------E n g a gi G E M E N T ------ h d a u g h te r o f Malllalia Leonard Norwest, daughter da of Martinez oof Buhl, was tiorn - H; H o m e b irth H o l u f i e i d -G u n t e r and Scott Sims of Carey, was Michelle Lee!c Thornton' of , Nov. 15,200006, ^ ^ Kelan Warner P Pr rc n tlc e b o rn Nov. 4,2006.)6. ' IW in Falls, w/as as 1b o rn Nov. to , F a llo n Jayme Mttllcan. HANSEN H — Terry imd Carol-ol Bailey, son of Elizabcibedi Jane Luca Stephen,cn. C a lc ag n o , 2006. daugliter of o Megan Uoheria Hotlullifield of I lansen announcece IV J a n d I-rancis Allen Bailclailey. w as so n o f Hfilcn a rn d R ichard G ab rie lle Faith Fs ,Wilcox, and Tobinin 'Jay Mlllican of he llie engagement of thclr■*lr J b o rn Nov, 2,2006. C alcagno ]r. o f (Hatley, was daughter of3f Jamie and Jerome, vviwas horn Nov. 15. daulauKliicr, Margi lean bo rn Nov. 6 ,200G.)G. TVenion Jarvisis W ilcox o flW in 2006. i lolllfield.tol to Clint Warren Cassia Regionalm ai Scbastltrn 'A lona n G audreau. Fajls. w as b o tn Nov.^ 13,2006. A rie Rayilymond' Pctler. sun Junier, Gui son of Mike and KarenL'n , son of Traci and a Ttavis Elizabeth MtMarie Hornof, of Dona MiVlichellc and Robert .iunierofSiigle. Gui Medical Center G audrcau o f H allelliey. w as b o m da u g h ter o f JenniferJem Sue and John Pctter'c r'o f Buhl, w as b o rn Hollifield H is a I9‘!H gradiiaiele :-::.Draya Atlantis E;E p p ers, Nov. 9 ,200G. Scan RobertTt Hornof of Nov. IS, 200006. o)f^H f ^ isen Higli Stiioul arid aa- - :‘(laughter ,of Blakelk e - a n d Jerome, wasi bb« o rn Nov. 13, K asey RaRay Worden, sun of ' 200 griidunie of ihe VAyiumn Eppers of Iiicybum, Ic S l Luke’s Mag[agic Valley 2006. . Vlllnda Kalialhleen and Jeremy UniJnivL^Klty o f Id ah o w iih, a Iwis b o rn O ct. 27,2006. ReslonalHedks Taylor ' Reed, Ray Wordenen of't\vln I’iills. w iis tleglegreil in markeling. Sheu - MirtlHolllTIcId ind Clint Oimlmter ■: ^Zavld Xavier Rodr Slephanie D iane b o rn Nov..15,2006. li can!arnetl*a masler’s tiegree ill lii ■! son of Paul and Elisaisa Grace Tarlssa Kay Plev'lew , d a u g h ter W ebb a n d Roberibert Wayne Rccd Josuelaztiztci Vltlanueba. son iiisiness bus adminisiniiiiin fromm ' w ith a degree in hiisin ess c;6m-ci : I^drigucz of Meyburrlurn, was of Amanda Annin and Scoit ofl{oUlster,wasvas b o m Nov. 13. o f Isel Tarqirangu Campos and iasiern lias Washington)ii nuiniealioii. He Is iself- s ' b o rn Nov. H , 2006. Eugene Plcw o f Kimberly,Kil was 2006. . JoscGlldartiirdoVllIanuehalr.of Jniversliy Uni in 200-1. Siie is thlie e eiuployed’ al Sandptp o ln i ’ b o m Nov. 3,2006.16. Reasyn Dcsisi Daniel,E son of ’I\vin I'alls.'!i. was born Nov. tti. ' siriiirategiclnitiailves manager al FiirnilureCo. s t Luke’s Wood[ RiverR Noah Dean Cunlummins, son Chandl Leighgh Frledli and 2006. N'Jorthwesi or I’arni Creditlit The wedding is plannedL-d for ig_ of Mallory Leahh nand Icremy loshua Charlesirles D aniel o f G u s T. H■looper, o son o f 1 lekli ' Ser>ierx-iccs in Spokiine. Saturday, Dec. 2. ai ihe ’I'’t\vin Medical Center Edward Cumrmmlns ' of Jerome,, wasi bbt o rn Nov, 13, J o a i i d ’IIn(iioiliy u G, I lo o p er o f G G u n te r Is a t ‘)‘J'1 griiduale ofo f l-alls United Methoilo d ist B ria n G u z m a n , scson of Murtuugli, Was bbt o rn Nov. 6. 2006. Bliss, w as b(bom Nov. 16.2006. Saniandpolni iligli School and a Cliurcli. A reception will folbllo w Anaycii Hernandezez and 2006. Austen Royy P Potter, son o f C e sa r \VIiVtlltam Gavlna Ir., 1!)‘J!!)‘J5) gnuliiaie of the tl of' I al The tkillrooin in IWln I’iil1-iills. . Alejandro Guzman ofo f I lailey, K yren Pcrcz-MMaya, a daugh- Emily Chrishrlstlnc and son of Jenninifer Christine iind w as b o tn Nov. 1.200G.iG. ter of ■ Doloress IMaya and Christopher Roy Ro Potter of • Cesut Guviivihu of Slioshonc, Christopher Grimaldlaldo, sun Igniicio Perez off Jerome,It was Klmberiy, wasIS bb o m Nov. 14. w as b o rn Nov.N( 17.2006. of Mariana Corona and lesus born Nov. G, 2006.16. 2006. M a k ay la Ann Pereira, ------ANNIVE/ERSARIES ------Grimaldo ofilailL'y. wii items a]andre^s(icoveredp]3riorities T h e S h u l t s e s HLBUitLEY — Hub and Annaa K ' By Tamara iones surfboard in San DlDiego, b u t a M aybe It's the th teeming’ 'schnauzerr withv an ovcrbitc’’ Shutiiulls of Hurley cclebraied(I Th« Waahlngton Po»t ______scuba diving lo(logbook In anonymity of' NNc ew York City in th e Colonorado Rockies, and theirleir 50ili wedding annlvcr- Chicago? .that triggers sisu c h le n d e r a cockatlel inin need of medica- saryiry Nov. 23 w iili fiimily. , ' , Los*;. T h e w ord itselfIf sesi em s It se e m s only logilogical that It urgency In strangan g ers trying to lion In I luvva,vaii. . ’I'hey ’I'll were married Nov. 2.’J. there and theti sudtu d d c n ly Is San F rancisco whiwhere a mer- ' return ihlngs smallsm: and intl- Finders aren'tan always keep- 15)56156. T h ey ' m oved . lo gone, abrupt yci forloirlorn, a maid loses her shimmeringsh mate: the cruclfi;iclfix o n a dell* c rs, a n d soiiomciinies ihey’re Sacnicramcnio, Calif., for a few sigh, an cxclamatlortion, a turquoise tall at a restauranti catc chain foundind tn a taxicab, surprisinglyly helpful. "Oh. 1 yean:ars and then reiurned to lament, a curse. and an artist can'tm't find her die wcll-wom1 stupedsti dog — fixed the bclicll clasp on it that' Uurliurlcy. where they havcc What wc lose has longsngpro- hand-carved woodlo d e n skele- o r is It a lion?— — pick p ed up o ff w as probabi;bly Ihc reason you resldisidecl south of town for vidcd life its plot twistssts —• Its-_ ton. a street In Brookl)oklyn. lost il In ihee first1 placc," men- morclore lhan 40 years. glass slippers and biburled A burglary InI AnchorageA Someone's Irunkdrui girlfriend tions the p p e rs o n iry in g to I HcIc has worked in the caitice treasures. has an Indignant homeownerhc lost a purple •hocshot in Queens, return a knife kn with a lock husiijsincss for many years Scan the world's biggest bl( hoping for the retui:tu rn o f a n 8 pfus a driver's> license, lie credit blade foundd ini Arlington. incluiciiidjng part ownership of free bulletin b b( o a rd , 1/2-foot grizzly beatear. presum- card and debitt card,ca ‘bui the In the endnd, what emerges, thele HurleyI Livestock Auclion Craigslisi.org. to scc whatwh Is ably stuffed. Oh.h. and give purple shoe sIs diedi big ticket in the void vo too many andid Ilie Hurley Huiie. They lost and found, and poponder back the two setsis oc f c aribou item ." C h ih u a h u ans s left behind, is ownivned and operaled farms In the universal urge to lmImpose horns and the gold goi nugget Chihuahuas; seem set to dlsap- something likeII loycean slam thIC e su s rro u n d in g a re a s includ- o rd e r o n o u r collectivee clchaos, necklace, too. pear more thanlan any other poetry; in gg Acequia. Norland and to restore, quite literallyally^^ our Outrage doesn'tn't begin to dog, and whydo dos so m any lost Lost keys onoi a red ribbon IDecleclo. In 15)Hfl.,ihey piir- missing pieces. describe the rant1 bybj a parent cats have onee eye e; or three • She can rtm ni for hours and chawlased the Puckiige House in There arc obvious iroironies, whose child's firstrst pumpkin legs? (The latterHer are almost has been seeeen darling across Diiritirley and operaied the busi* like the cellphone lostst aat the was stolen oR’ thei frontfr porch always orange.).) yards .•ss u n til reiirln g in 1997. . Maryland Henaisslissance before Halloween:i: "M"1 aybe It's O ne c a n liy only hopt! Nana It ivas miniInlngivryhard They Th havc heen aciivc In Festival, a n d u n to ld trageagedics, some nihilistic PhiPhiladelphia the white Maltese, Mai vvho Hai>eyausiI seen my husband? T hle e Church i of lesus Clirisi of like the small prostiosthciic thing (Is it a war onor beauty?) slipped out an1 openoi door In Has red hair.lir. a bu2z military . Lilier*day a iit Saints and havc breast found in the Distriistrict o f You try a n d m a k;c e the t street, Lorton, Va., doesnesn'i encounter cut. iiv are missingm liim here h;ld eld callings Including bish- BebandAnuSbult* > ' Columbia or the experpensive the neighborhood,d.look 1 nicc, Yayo, a pit bullill alsoi on th e , Saiv a skitklddish (sic) B&W opriciric counselor. Hclief Sociciy makeup a bride in Boston Bo but this pathologii3gical Philly loose ihcrc, whoho IsI described cat tm lklngf/oii»/o h lliegrotntd p reslesIdcni. Primary workers children; nnd ihrce grcire a l- desperately needs bac:iack to psychc will undcrriermlne you as having twoD scars s< on his near the Du.')unkin Donuts on aridid Sunday school teachers. grantlchildrcn. caver an unspecified scarsea on and strip away your3ur soul and lower lip due toto ani accident Main Si.. Nas'ashiia. They Th' have ihree children, Cards and phone-calls■ :a rc her wedding day. your humanity, notnot to men-s wtth a chainsawaw bccausc hc Found inI cabc< coming home Tomim Shulls uf American I’urk. w elcom e. Adopted children arcrc look-I Uon your sense of right and tries to bite "eveiBverydUng that from Nighinumare Ulali: tah Diana Elder of ing for birth mothers.TS, a n d w rong, u n til you'rerc drtvingi tn makes loud soundunds." • Describe contents and Mighighland. Uiah: and Nancy ___ someone in Brazil Is secseeking bike lanes, throwingIng trash on Be on the lookouttoo for a claim. Wlriiiinmili of Hurley: 15 grand- the twin believed to:o haveI the sidewalk, ripping rip off . ^ 'BriM (Registry"I ■ been given away at hlrtUrih by porches and stealinUing pump- ; an unscrupulous doctor.lor.Taro kins," ' !':VMi|ydeadliii^ Emily Coats ft Kristofftr Sp I I. \ SUNDAY E e NOVEMBER 2 6 ,2 0 0 6 6 ¥ S FAMILY UFE • TIMES-NEWSW S • FEATURES EDITOR ( VIIVIRGINIA HUTCHINS: 735-32^ UA;r 3ni• y . Soy(^ O U Want i to) b e a BytayOnidoiff D N ^^ Anlalys;t Tha W^ahfegon Post To m o si kids G u e is jujl st a board game. Dut for)r Mf o n ic a ' . Ammann. (iguriiig out: whvvii o d u n it be ca m c h e r career,r. About tiw Job 'I lovod tlic game Clui□ u e ." A m m ann said. '^My slsicister h a te d il (becausc) I w ould alw aylys s' win>“ In addition to playinging Que; Ammann says, sh e loved scicncc a n d readingreu murder myslcr- , ------9 , 8 0 0 ies. In se venih grad e sh1C e beganb a ’searching how T hat's th c num ber sh e could co m b in e h e r' twotwi passions. She ended of forensic scienco u p w illi forcnsics, technicians in th c United "I was jusi fa-scinaicdrd h by basically a sin g sci> Stalos. M ost worft for s ta teI encc 10 figure out iQ ccommiiicd the crime, and local govemincnts. a n d lliat is basically w hia at t forcnslcsI Is: u sing scl- I cnce to rcolly piece togciiigcilier whai happened," • A m m ann said. Ammann. now 33, Is9 a forensic DNA analyst 2 0 T hat's th e approxim ate for lhe M ncc George'se's County, Mil.. Police i n - nu m b ero f colleges and Departmeni, which.meaneons s h e u se s scicn cc lo univorsitfos th a t offor hcl{) policc offieere s o lw ccrim cs. y . four*year program s In UNA is like a (iny insuiisuiiciion manual Inside I------forcnslcs. Knowing about lhe cells iliai lells howV youryi body works and ' Httrtfme tubes Ibiwtrite ' ______chemistry, biology, math looks. Since half your D^DNA comes from your «U ef a ONA inalrst Induda mlcracentri I and ttw law Is Im porant. mom and half from youyt)ur dad. you probably Id blue b heldm): a pipette (grty handle)die) for coOectinf DM; a ^ ^ K have feaiurcs from bothldi o f diem . Unless you selutliM e a tube (blue cap]; scalpel iod ilcotiilcohd svabs. A p i p e t t ^ H ^ H have an Identical iwin, yyoi o u r DNA is unlike any- b Mcetsatymc for many of the tests becauseause tbe analyst o n e clse’s. v ithth isuch small amounts of liquids. $ 2 1 'M u c h like a fingcrprini,rim , th is is a way dia l we That'S about w h at foi«nsic can Identify who's beenjcn at a crimc scene." technicians made an hour In 2 0 0 4 . The dem and A m m a n n said. "If you havtiave left DNA, w e know lh a t you^ou hav e been then; becausc il is uniquet ' for forensic technicians to you." ■a Is expected to grow vory At a crim c sccne. policclice officers g a th er cvidcncc diadial h a s DNA on il. just ab o u t everyihingeve quickly betw een now and w a t an d hair, carries DNA. Shirts.irts, hats a n d dial comcs out of a person'son's body, Including blood, swe. 2 0 1 4 , m eaning thero will even clgareitc buttsbui ore good b e plenty of jobs and th e ------1 sources o f DNAA fofor on analyst, pay will probably Increase. ^Vhen evidcricicnce comcs into her lab in LaLandover, Md., MunCC: BWMU o< Labor SiKrMK*. 2004 Ammann firstSI dccldes what - m lj^ii ha v e usefuleful DNA o n it. S h e , spends a lot of dmei talking to policc officers1 aba b o u t th c cW- I dcncetodecidewiewhatshewill ■ i ; p | k il examine and dienh e n co n d u cts tests lo determineline if th ere is« anyDNAonapictpiccc of evi- , •• ■>'*a dcncc. -J. Oncc she figuiigurcs out what has usefulcfuI DNA. . A m m ann uses a proccss fitfaM -. called cxtracdon}n iito get d ie DNA o u t o f diece!: cells. W m M PoUcc officersrs hhave a big • f j computer databasbase lhat con* _ f e v PWA»MW«nse«wa su ith atrie databas* eaOed ' tains th e DNA infiinformation of ■ ie i SystaiB. cr COWS, to h d p telM i a i K i L - criminals, suspectMXtsonduniclen* ■ crimti.COnSconUtitdns DNA Intanuden AeuI tiflcd people fron[rom plotc scenes. ■ lis and b nuM ahted by Um FIL ■ . H H Q jV Ammannpuisihoihorcsultsofhertesu - ■ ^ 2 into tlic database,ase. W hen d ie evidence 1 ■m maichcs ihe DN/3NA of a suspect, policc 1 officers often arctre table to figure o u l w h o m I B J to arrest. But Ammann,n d doesn't s p e n d every day In a lab. W hen DNADN, evidence is important to a case, she hasIOS 10 explain d ie resu lts in 1 . court. . "Tliai at's so fun about diis job; every day iss :something different," i A m m ann said. "Oi“O n e day I m ay b c in soli* I H MeaicaAMUM,33,bafeaforiBsIcDNAaBalTitfer b coat analyzing cvidcncc, I • tlM Prface 6eor|e^ Coiaty.aty.Hd„Polce c w orking w iih diffelifferem tubes, but die next I tsikeBsessdeiicetoMp I day I may bc lesd:esiifying In court. And the ■ Oeputaeat,*UdiMmil h ^Qyof B OD'O 'l K R E V IE W S Taalking with aiauthors Susaiin Tw ooon ‘Bluee Moon’ lubinandElalaWeissbergeiir EriiEHrinM Q: Do you fed you changIg e d emotionally after beingi at TTw Wwhlnaton Poat ______d ie sa m e d a y A nd whwhen they “Journey to I t th e Tfcrezln? both had “blue moonion" in the Blue Moon" is is by W elssbeisen t am die soro m e "BlizzanloftheBlue tide, wc knew we hadhat found Rebecca Rupp, audau d io r - f s i i J m - i m WeWc spoke with Susan1 person, but I have changcdd oi n Moon," by Maiy Pope so m e d iin g rare indeedced. of “The Wotcrstoisio n c " M hUSvUH Coldiildman Rubin and ElaI th i c Inside. 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Vu.. you id ro u n d els in lollipop colors,s. w eren't e n o u g h , th e I’acliicklng District o f C olum bia to3 tiielii inn can pop into il M o n Lee jt A.), the De\il Dog, a long- Shed (>allery, a converted ii|a p p le at Uttic Washingtonton In. iiii;liway (i ■ i] WjKj^ HQR r builtttii aocl suppiirl Ltt5 p.m.lhtn will br Bk FUBNDU-rr ■ KBUABUS • CONVBMffiVr ippolnlmtnl. a! • Hottest Beveragrages in Town! •Motand Lluy • Locally Owned»d &i O perated f a OPEN HOl f i n .10-5 p.m. “ ■ Earn 30 Per Gallom»n with KickBackI "Gctiycni itn wti i Dec. 1 &■ 2 I: 11 a.m.-3 p. Dinner Special: Fridaj L E A R L A v i c K r siPET p SEKVICES*** : only 6 p.m . - 8p.n h H y n i s h t g l ^ J A All breed1 csc at & dog groom ing 2 for 1 entrfe (must pre: U N T R Y C petsilting,ng, pel adoption a n d •Jf* placement serservices available at the Reservations requi): £ e n u d ) N e w W i n t e r . I 4 ^ Mon.-Thurs.-ll:OOa. BUHLANIM/MAL SHELTER, INC •4^ i;^r> F V id n y - 11:00 a.mA . • R M E R S CAllfORYOUR 201 IHhA>liAve. South Buhl, ID S e n ln g D in n e r frorwticre you belon|{." APPOINTMENT 2 0 8 -5 4 31 4 4 : 3 2 6 or 3 1 6 - 1 8 7 5 PMb\iQ.Wi\'isi Jarmen.tam iwuuioiiaiiitd•dBsMSSoffagroMBlBi 403 Clear Lake Lane*E U : \- i K E I p : l u b P _ H 9 .1 IKS 1a.m . >4:00 p.m . [i.-8:00p.m. CAI 'em 5-8 p.m . esmeL . 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Resista'yamim • • 6 different styles • lOyearstalnv'"warranty ; ^ISyearwearguarantee Jl • 10 year stainstall warranty on all food •• 1 lOyearstalnwarranty r yearstain warranty lure retention warranty . 5 ygj W ^ X and bevera;erages *5• 5 year texture retention warranty Our Uw P rm startingoilSBflB I -lOyeartextun ) year texture retention warranty • 30dayreplaepiacement warranty •• 660' day replacement warranty . . 90 day replacelacement warranty . 60)0 dayd replacement warranty ■■oirlOW PPiC>pic8S14^® OlfDir Uiw Price $ 1 8 ° ^ 5 9 OorUnvPrlc'ric>$24B° 01Oor Low P rio S 2 B °° f/y ^ Biiv4eaii < , K'SSS Mi '' hai,“ '$ 1 3 5 9 * K ' S$1999 K H — AAsh Cherry Angeliqique Ele(ilegant'and robust look Warni’decorative and elegant-el , Golden brownn cicolor adds warmth , B Ash Polar Doussie to a room i J I H I H H H Thi:A:rhispale wood is stained andI Palesapwood is well defefined IJatoba ■iyi|ll|M finilinisned from the light brown he I : , , f I I; ,1 . prcvcniing clotclothing dur* ^ Beacon Burger & Brew ■ ^ N a b isJCO c o Ing medical prprocedures, rcducc irafnc in1 arand out of ^ Blip'Printers !}t P ro F•lame la t Propane operating rooms,ms, isolate ^ M f I^•D & B Supply R o b e rrt t Champlin/GrisezC Idaho patients when neccecessary and I ^ u se a n tib io tics m orcorcselccUvc- O ^ t i o n U *^ -Farmers Brothers Coffeee P a rtn erse r s h ip •y- • . Gamand Marketing. Inc.:. R o g e r EiE ld r id g e G o vernm ent c anin d o m o re to a I H i hCarySlette . cducatc the public put and W V alley 1 ■ i ^ S & GJ P ro d u c e encourage hospitals ia d d le s •'■'ffjS-VBiiifl ^ Gem Slate Paper 6 ih DStrict i.iti High School Rodeo ClC lu b I in fec tio n , N ash si • sa 6ots w, *' f i! G ir l S c o u ts & B o y S c o u ts oi f America :|5 S o lo C uiu p C o. patients should s; ia^kiets • Clotli morc. even asking do 'thing ^ f: Glanbia Foods J A m igig o o . s - . ‘ nurses. "Did youJ wwash your UO •'fij W h i t e3 Boots I i! Jerome High School lTActAcademy Lary)' & Cheri Hartley hands?” before beingiingtreai^. 1 ky & Lori McClymopds Hospital ofncialsIs a,agree, said ^ !: Jobs Daughters, bethel #» j( S 6 & f4 3 . 5 “ *)' K e vmin & I Leslie Coggins . Nancy Foster, vicecc ;president i! Idaho Power forqualltyand patienIient safety at * T itle F a c Fact. In c. ■ '1 the American Hospital tS& H U k *'f 1Idaho Slate Police T m e S■’N ’N te w s Association, whichh nrepresents S K -M a rt more than 4,800 hosjlospitols and ^ 1\vin FalFalls Fire Deparimeni i Keegan, Inc. health care systems!nis nnllDn- ^ * 1 * FpUsFpl Grocery Outlei wide. ^ B I G D < » i Larry Evans -The new wave ofn t- T w in FallsF al Police Department ofresearchis U#< s UghthousePraise Band showing that our ur prcvious nn lilV Falls Senior Citizen Center ex p ec tatio n s a ro und n d 'what was (U'iS, .Waterpr < Uglitliouse Christian SchOi^ o i ssl® w T w m FallsF al County Sheriff’s Dept. preventable underclercstimated _ i Lytle Signs what wc couldd actually % achievc," Foster said,aid. “W c c a n J t o V 1 IC liB B prevent more Ihfcctiisctions than Til TRTI T)ie Christmas In The Nighighttime Sky™ Committeee *would like to thank the abitiove w e t h o u ^ t beforc..Lotsofhos- Lo „- rZSSTZSRNJl sm individuals & businessess fori their “behind the scen tuiJ] . . * mlWa na M l 1U1tl .1 .11 I-a littr n»is ■" s, sl sS r CM( IIl-M tcci ISSI-rill-r fi^ia nx.l’ Milf HH.i 4«al‘i '-w '“ "****'^1-5l-S M»! 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Funeral p n e tu im begin Frida;fV(«ll.e.OTlh.n ’ diose aiiack-s, in m ixed nie.ss:ssages delivered to Ihe ccll ifority-Sunni neigiiiior- phonunes of Sunni Muslims. In or have any rcason to bclicvi:v e it ; 200 people oho killed by u r bonbt and moriart In B t|uasi-arniius of rcsi- Anihiihic. ihc7 read: miglit hc an inl'cciion, goutt i: is a : Shirte district. dc n ls havelavc forniud to jirotcct "Vc Very big armctl groups tire possibility. Gout is an inheriiiriied disorder wherc you lack a cer-ce tain enzyme which breaks dtdo w n ; Methl;lab boomn migrates!S south to3 Mexico a lype of protein. This proicitein . builds up in your hloodsirearlam. C Lo» Angeles Times ■hat IH) p ercen:ni i ofihcmetham- mine prodroduciion network Is auihoIiorides neariy tripled from aiand can dcposh in joint lininjings phciaminc on U.S. sircels is ‘difliciili.. inin: acoiinir^’of retiioie 20021<2to2003,froml3to37,and : t:UAIMLAJAl{A... McxicoN — coniroiled hyIiy M cxican d ru g ranclilandsids and under-patrol- meth;;hamphctamine seizures and cause severe pain, rednessss I Hie niulliatnpiictiimamine iaho- traffickers, wilLviih m o st o f th e led niclTojiTopoliian areas, lew morerc than doubled, to 984 and swelling. It’s morcire icommon in men. and there':e ’s ■ ratorics ih.ii oncc ■ce p la g u e d su p p ly sm ug)ugglcd in from law enforobrccment auihiirities kilos,s. di u rin g th e sa m e period. usually a relative that’s:’s beenI: diagnosed with gout, I Ciilifornia's liineorliiL'riands and Mexico. MctIIcthamphctamlne arc irainedlied to rectignlze the U.S.•S. authorilles bdieve the Treatments vary dependiinding upon severity and rale.s.s io f pmvurcti a naiionallal explosion > seizures at the ih U.S.-Mexico signs of n drug { lah, including numbnbers arc a fraction of * of (IruK abuse hahave hecn liordur have junlumped 50 perccnl fumes andid pollutantsp lhat pose actuallal actlviiy, a s signs o f an occurrcnce. Please callall our office if you need helji l p o r : rqiliiccil l)y a n increarreasing su p - from 2()0:i lo) 2(2005. from l.«2H signincantnt hazards.Ii cxten}inslve production infra- write lo me at PO. Box5ox2925,Twin Falls. ID «330:03. ; ply from Mcxico,0, U.S. law to 2.750 kilos, N oncdickhclc'ss, the number of struciiciurc have surfaced in the ' enforcemenc ofncinisials say. Mapping diehe meihainplieta- lalis discovc overed hy Mc.'cican last yyc e ar o r so. , : MvtJiamplifiaminuline p ro d u c- ' : tion has surgi-d .somioudi of the ; border, from Bajaa C California ; randies lo the liiglilighlands of ; Midioacan to-iiicc i, industrial - paries here in Mexicoclco's second : largesi ciiy, where: ai authorilles : in January husced I tli die largest I tahoraiory ever discciscovcrcd in ; UieAjuericas. THE PC0WER1r o M ^ Hic fortress-like! compoundco Z rhi(;ed hy hif{h hriihrick walls I housed 11 ciision]‘(m-deslgncd : pressure cookers ih;that coufd I produce -IOO pound;nds uf the • drug per day. ll dwurivurfcd any- GET t. thing ever found in^ COilifornia. 3 0 0 (OAKaY T iiME Z where (he standardird cooking ; tool is a 23-qUon beakcaker and a 20-pound baich is consideredCO • a go o d p ro d u ctio n day.day • - "It was the motherher lode of MINIIUTE3S. ; moihcr lodes,” aI U.S.L law : en fo rce m e n t officialII said,sy • ; Tl)e bo o m in Mexicadean meth- ;■ a m p h e ta m in e production p ro ^ stems from successful!ful efTons in ! the U.S. to control theth( sale of- ; chemicals used to proc>roducc die : drug, Indudlng die coldcol mcdi- ; cine pseudoephcdrine.ine. ' Drug traffickers,, s si o m e o f Z them ex-con\-icts atidid fugldvesf Z from die United Stales,les, indud- : Ing a fo rm er chem istryitry profes- 1 t ; sor from Idalio arresirested lasi - month, have resctticitlcd in . - Mexico bccausc off thetl easy FREE : acccss to pseudoepte p h c d rin c . Cameraphone : arid other chemicals. 3000 ss I $ A640brum»..« ; ' The largest sharere o f th e w,,Vfn W [Ax M - O n ly f ro m S p r in t ; chemicals is believed^cd to be ' T shipped to Mcxico fronrom facto- : ries In China and India Ind a n d SPRINT PCS LOCAL CALUNG"G - IP U N FREE : routed ihrougli Hong)ng Kong, > Unlimited Night and Weckcnc!cnd M inutes, starting at 9pm *(gsn9 99 I China has emerged as thei top Sjx- SlSOmlintly • co n ce rn for U.S. a uthor!loritics. > Unlimited Nationwide Longg Distance01 for your local Plu>{]9 99mj,l.n>«b>tr Z Like iraffic in heroiL'roin a n d calling area is ju st 55 morc per m onth 0«n >r4u>n«t' W OOD00^*1* M wiMWiOT tM m nw l^^ a emoi; PtKMt s D e a r M r . W o lff: > u r o p p o n e n t s ? s u i t w W' ould be a slam -t.ry, yty o u $13,614,734-6311 I ^ 0 Wondoil 206-536-1900 »CP2766$11935 ^ ^ d Co"rtlon Can you explainjrted hi a call as a shouldlid transfer and bid three: nr o a m ^ O L E T ] miles. $5,500. 1 0 1 0 208- ' should rule if misini ip. This assum es partner w ill ' 206-733-6150 vas not. Conse- " trump, Autos ^ given to us by ouid o u r fit.) n e a r•Iy l y ,always convert to the m a :oa-733'3o33 A S S E S S (One of them alert