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G o o d m o3RNING r X T ! W l-Xl'HKR V , Dll'leling , J.--'-., Todaylay: Sunny to ' - i % - f p a rrtly tlj cloudy, J L , *tt-^Jl||u breerfezyand ^iipi as P'AREiNT,0 Dei^ms m ildeIder. High M j 62, loilow 38. PageA2 H ^ Candle m lik e n s , M a c j k ; V a l. Ll l - Y / Grading our studentsfits: T he lat* a . B lin k e est ro u n d of s ta te testest scores , for Magic Valley stuctudents are in. 1 carped: c b a ^ e r Page Cl Q I By lulic Pcnccic e Tlmes-NewsI wwrI riter ^ Court nev ■ ■ f ' j f L Today’sM> M agic f i TVVIN I-AI.lAI.I.S - Moi.ev si..iii Valley reprei o rt 'M fie s i>o\vi-rr. . ,111.1,i .Man Hliiikcn, ^fcoutt ^ includesiS inew s fl DennicralK'K' ( (M iu lid air loi III..' .U.S, S en ate, m n akes no api>logii's J | H \rec o ^ fromMinj[inidoka HH j f l for having pier mm Mm C ountyr cccourts. . But ise Page C7 Sneddon, whovlu) is also running on ■ WM ■ the Democra tickri for Ihe ■ W ■ . Senaic in theth e .May 2H p rim ary . M o n k y said Kliiikeii’s.•n’s money laiiiis him m as a carpetbagbagger who lliinks 1il- No floor? For th o sectecond con* ||Q can' Just bu> secutive day, stockss Ufailed to S B h is w av iriK hold their gains from ^ Idaho politics, Wednesday’s run-up.>P- S n e (I d I) i: Page D2 H I ® | said the mort. |nH people reali/L m he is running."lg, !»' »' the more theyIPIhey ^ u A uu M. eoauto/tta ttann,, R k i . i g i o n reali/e lhal A Christieitle Wood spends a lot of time' ch:chasing after her 2-year-old soson, Sasha. Wood Is a full-tlmoImo student at tho College of•fSouthorn Si Idaho Who takes • B l i n k e n adventsntage the day care center In orde)rderto attend classes. doesn't stand fo r Id aS h o i i M Y , issues. AlDn Bllnkon I 1 ^ 0 Blinken II mulls waays to helfp studentsts with yoi)ung familiIIC 'O admits he’s an outsider who li By Robertrt rMayer o n , w ilh becau se ilitjiIieri' ari' lectures lhal belter I accommodate thaiI imriio.i] >■’ Tlme»-Newaw s wrtter______10 time ymi just c.m’im’l iiiakL- she said, (if ( the student body, anii a c li.in ' ' “ ■■'Jy , Jesus Day: Christiansm s will M l E s L ^ l o ’a lee fft fo r ••Thill'';,, (lis;lisailvania^L' I face.*' Item i on CSI’s proposed srralc'cicst. ‘'I"' 'I'f ociiili/iiiK, K'li lu.-r jII sii ii)‘»iles. W ood, |plan for 2002-2006 atten.m p ls l» Dili- ■gather for a march to t h e p a rk . T W INi FALLS - Working ▼ 1 5 1 0 1 1 a collcgc degree is •‘I d o n ’t w ho iispiiusus to law school, .said ‘•dc\ elop opportunitiesiforslu. f loi'iiii-i; s.,1,1 J... b e ilo e s j>lan Page E l 'i l Z Uing enougli. Tho Gorogo ol Souihoin ,et tn sleep she’s cr.iii'fii■fill uir CSI’s cliild care denis ( ;\iih young families,' Bbt forr a s in ^ e p aren t juggling Idaho plots Ms luturc inn o n th e c e n te r ii. tak<- t;i call.' of her son ••'Miai uuis to th e heartri ot Ihc »“!"■ sch o o l an<3nd raising a child, the /eekeiuls, w Iu Jl- -iltc' attends ii classes and ' jiistituti'in, j ibal ue reallyJy cry ti. S P ( ) R i > ; task con be daunting, indeed. I d o n ’t K‘‘l doeshoiiifw•w.)il<, i make i: this tolally acces^rssihie,” 1 ‘ Democratic >phomore Christie Wood, to catch up on things likeke M nmijl _ Hut the ccicen ter is lim ited to 53 said s CSI President i i c Davo Snoddon I Out of action: c s r s bi ^ Party to help s a constant balancing act stu d en ts g et lo do," Worn:■nd Siiid. • chiiilren ■er por semester, Tl|e wait- Meyeiiioeffer. I' ■ f'- season cam e to an cAtendfiiday ■viis'Sg.j.y, Moreover, Snsha seemsns to have inn lisi yrowows. taking up ii> two The chief goal is to expapanel lliL- rc-o n cT cisf: il. But he also said ^>'ear4 ld S asha and pur* ouis'ider, he brings w hen th e G olden Eag.agles lost suing herr associatea d eg ree in psy- the ’ uncanny ability to> (only net years bcl'or(in- a slot opens up, child c care facility. DenialLi .l l .a s to Dbde in the Distric sick on the days Wood hashi a tost. Meanwhik-,J, thei niimher of sinule long Ii since ou.tpated the 117-ve ir- o bjectivity to the t stale. And the rict 18 chologyr ; at the College of : lat jum]>ed out al liim tournament. SouthernrtIdaho. I< ,i. she said. parents aiieilending dasses comin- okl o center’s ability to caieirc-, ii.'all tiM Him,: lhal ; "It’s really difficuli11 when I uestoincicM'cMse. w h en h e deci class 'riius, as, a aconcerted effort lo Pleaso see CSI,l,PageA2 I home here, he ^ M needs m ore jobj()bs wilh bfiiiT pay, H "There’s morenio people in this | N a t i o n - suite per capiajJiia with multiple jobs than anyny olheri slale in the _____ Tor»rt claim alLlieges impproper quelestioning^ of^ smden nalion,” he saisaid, Idaho also has ihe lowest pay paj for women and Ilf th e p a re n ts o f tw o Kill ii claim s, but he ci>uldn'Int com- si>ends ther leastle. on economic D i d jjudge u ask them ababout their sex li\1\ us. siiulents. nnieiii even, if he had. , development,ll, B y Sandy miMiller (Gooding County School)1 District "Basically.ly. I can ’t ci>inmenc at "ll wouldn’t be appropri; "But howca■ can you draw good ■ Tlmc»N9Wiw iw ftter______^231, llustiine,’ JaiJam es said. nme to comment on someoiuIIIL (.lse s jobs to this Slatstale when you irv lo i(* lo th e tort tliiinis. Sill litigation li or planned lilig: ^M ^^ The first tort claim wasw filed Accordini'i bring busines:■less to th e s ia u -.b v * f l Gissiily said. G O O D>ING I^ - A magistrate IMay 1, and the sccond was filed District Magiagistraie Judge Kevin C lhal Idaho has ,i low ow ed up at the .school According to the docuilun.-nis advertising iha ju d g e wa:vas given a room at 'Tuesday. A tort claim is; a precur- Cassidy show ’ h esaid . still under April 22 aftiifter finding a letter the tl judge was providedJ 'wilh a wigc base?" be P r e s id e n t G ooding; High H School where he £sor to suing. T he case is sti giires the cunneciion-- ^fli^B Working on a plan: P n iwsuit hns "’i»<--h rcfcrrerretl to his daughter, a room r at the school wheI,ere h e , ‘ w as allowwed e to interrogate stu* >investigation a n d no law; lie made ass anai ambassador lu B ush w an ts m o re w elf dents about3ut th eir sex lives, accord- Ibeen filed, said Joseph Jai[ames, the indent at :hethe school. recipients to find jobs'OS. ing to two0 t

C o M i N c : S d nNDAY i ■ ■ urch o f^N^ativity Standoff5 fen d s Q What’s next?: T h e fanfamilies ditional site of Jesus’ birthplace l i t t l e w ho b rin g ho m e Simpin p lo t pay* H m m WWI Buildingngsuft'crs Israeli troops masass paved the ua;way for an Israeli. checks face an uncert£irtain HHnK - D5 iroOp pullbackick from llethleheni iient dam iif^c on Gaza boundary - fu tu re. iiv permant Friday evening, ing. elfeclivi'ly (.'lid _ Tho Associateated Pross______emergeda wilh little permiiianciil iiiB ' ' 1^ 'i'i'i;»lary ii offensive Isi a d (Idam age. l a u n c h e d NtaiMarch J‘J againsi fl fl ^ ^ 9 HBTIILI-IIl-HI-M, West Bank - Thirteen militiamen wlivh.i had I'iiicM iiiian iiiilimilitias in the \V>.-si ■ ■ p u lUlied its troops and been b holed up inside wererc n.i.vM of Heihlehem Friday. into ii European exile, a n d 26 idmorning. had h-l'i iIii-ibuM 'ti. I n d e x ciu lin g L- 39-day siege of the were w released into thele (la/a I’alesiinians hai ■ i^B Church th e N iitivity a fte r 13 Strip S where they were gigiven n •'■•“iidoff ’do w as 11.11 ovi i. Classified .E6-20 Nationan . .A2-4.D6 Palestinian1 militantsit were flown raucous r; welcome. Seventyily-lhrcL- '.‘ '■■'I fiiiciKiici'i..•rs, who bad slip p .d rcb May ili .i show C o m ics____D4 Obituarlijarles ..C2 DIrtydlihei.9S, hair brushes, cleansers andi otother Items lie on an ancientilpodDSIol | im o oxilo. ThThe church reeked of P p alestinian policem en ancnd dvil- 1""' unnc, andJ food 1 crumbs were ians j; w ere set free. Crossword . .E5 OpinionIon . . . . A6 • In the Basiliclllcaofthe Church of the Nativityvity Friday In Bethlehem. ■^cc STANDOFF, Page A? strewn aeroTOSS a n a l t a r y e t it T he end of th e siege at tlIh clra- Dear A b b y ..E 5 Religion'Ion ..E l-3 Horoscope .E5 Sportsts . . .B l-6 1 * L.M. Boyd . .E5 Weathei ^ Shipping nuclearni w aste to9 Y ucca M ountalia l n Magic Valley .01 W e st.. lnv(/^estigatioDn finds low] risk Likely mil nnd tnick roulosrou h r Irnnsporling nuclear iv/is;aslo Irom more Ihnn IOOnuclo.^r■|>o plnnlT, Money . . .Dl-3 World J ., ...... D5 and sjow mm onl sitesOS toh Uie proposed Yiicca Mounloln•In nuclenr repository in Nevada. Movies . . . .E5 ■ Nuclear power planiB O i Qovernment bIIob for shipping5 g nucleaiir waste — Rflilroode W m H oinqda ■ II Om By Seth Bore>rensteln PtaMiKyditi K night RIddetder N e w Service______O ------L I s t oif l accid en ts - A4 WASHINCNGTON - O pponents of the BushB ItD admlnlstratiation’s plan to haul 154 millnillion Impartial scieiienlisis, engineer!^ and terler- ^ C l a s s i f i e pounds of' nuclearni waste across the nationnai rorism experts,as a; well as a database aiialy to be buriedled in Nevada’s Yucca Mountuntain sis that Knight KidderK conducted, cuiiclud I S \ M o u n ta in■ / / A . ~~ X Log on to ... warn of “m‘mobile Chernobyls” chUggEgging ed th a t such a di;disaster is extremely unlike X’ through Amtjnerica’s heardand. ly. NeverthelessISS, a major radiation leaki .k w S i V l W T hey 'von'ant Congress to reject the: p]plan. would be a cotasastrophe, a n d Am erica willvill g^T heT imesi■■ II II« — To musterr stsupport outside Nevada,, oppo*of ■ have to live \vithth its decision about how tc fx e tn nents are tntrumpeting the fact that everyev dispose of its nuclUclear trash virtually forev I ! ^ year startinjing around 2010, 175 trainin s a n d er. I ‘ ■ ... for online classlflillfled ads truck convo.voys filled with nuclear wastewa After more thahan 50 years in the nuclear AversBB dlstanca»■ would pass;s trought counties where; morem era, the nation1 hasI already accumulated . per rail shipment - th a n a th ird'd (of all A m ericans live, n e a rly 100 milliclion pounds of radioactive rt \ ; TbUl:1.e20mil«(2.92t.928 km) gets of ‘ w aste, \vhich willill rem ain leth al for millions 5 I The trainsn s a nd tru ck s could b e ta rg e t ' Se9 SOmiles 1 7 ■ into the air from the sealedid c con- (410km) (80km) 677-4042l £ ______tainers, killinUing thousands, th ey claim. Please see YUCCA. Page A4

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Continued from A l judges, ive to choose between books single pareius notding;lg a.ssistance, “I have I of solidarity wii,-ith the The panemes of several arc'ied grilled a half dozen studerents about “Franklyy I11 can’t tell you,” said As n luw estimate,L-, aroundc 400 or babyy 1food, school supplies or* Palestinians, refusedd to come windows ncnear the ceiling were his daugliter’s sex life as well as Judge N. Rantla n d y Sm itli, a m em lier CSI students-or G.41 ix;rcent|x - are diapers,”s” she said. “I can’t afford out - demanding a lavawyer and broken, buibut there appeared to cheir own. The interrorogations of the Idahosho Judicial Council, classified as “singleu‘ hhomemaker to pay fofor all of day carc. A full[ insisting on holding aI tinews con- be no otherer damage. A 12th-cen- began a fter lunch and cocontinued “ I t ’s n o t something son I can talk m ill d ependent." scholarsliisliip for day care would be' ference. tu r y m o saiiaic near the ceiling, tiu-ougliout tlie afternoon,n, the tort about.” ' A new facility woulddd feature the wonderfu•ful.” Israeli riot policice later which onele ; priest had said was claims say. Cassidy has tangled before \vitii capability for aroundJ 2002> children The cecenter charges between‘ entered the compovound and hit by bullellets, appeared in good Gooding Higli School PrincipalP James’ law partner, Tom nd S350 ’ month for cach I and a larger cliild develvelopment lab S300 and ' removed them by forL>rce, w ith co n d itio n . 1. - A Franciscan study G ayle Yakovac an d ceachiJier Chris Arkoosh. InIn September 1998, IUt o f te n th a t c o st Is p a rtial- for stiidcm training,lg, said.M ary cliild, but the approval of exasasperated next to the churdi was gut- ' Comscock participated*d in the members of the prominent 1 ;red by other sources of interrogations, according Huicliin.s the center’s’s acoordinator. ly covere priests. The 10, includJding four ted by firtire - Israel and the ng to the Gooding la'law firm claimed “In think we need to i documents. to make a big- funding. Americans, were detained d Palestiniansms accused each other Cassidy wasas biasedb against thetii ger impact. Without t surprising how many fami- “It’s filed, and it woululd be in and wanted■d thetl judge to recus^ It tht expan- “It’s sm ah ead of d eportation. of sparkingng the flames - and a sion, I think we're maj n’t know that the govern- my best interest not tot com- himself fromim thtl e ir cases. - ■ naybe a little lies don't Journalists touring tlthe basili- statue of ththe Virgin Mary was bit bigger than a Band hroughout the state level, m en t,” Yakovac said. Accordinglg tot< a Times-Neivs arti- J ind-Aid," she ment. thn y’s holie.st hitbyabuUiuUet. ' said, “ I t’s vei7 h a rd t( iney available for child ca, one of Christianity’ Gooding C ounty Schoolol District cle in Septen;tember 1998, Cassidy I 1 to turn stu- has mon( shrines, saw two wood(den altars The smallall birth grotto, a few . dents and fam ilies away,/ay.” care.” Hutluti^nssaid. Superintendent Darrell; IHatfield had openlyly expressedt doubts J in the Armenian sectiction and a steps below)W the basilica, was in ! Both state and federJeral funding While e\ Wood has taken advan- also refu-sed com m ent. about the proprofessionalism of the fl marble baptismal covei/ered with pristine conlondition. Priests said i requests have l>ecn mnade at to build tage of sosome of those need-based Comstock could not bee reached Arkoosh Lawaw F1 irm to 5 th Judicial i leftover food a n d d irty/dishes, c some gunmimen and foreigners jfor comment. a larger-facility. But thithe lethargic scholarsliiiliips, she said she’d much Administratirative Judge Barry | The stone floor wasas strewn had initiallyUy slept there becau.se Students were pulleiled from Wood and oth economy at both thelie state and prefer aa | greater availability of others, according to a w ith dirty blankets andJmattres.s- i it was chee warmest spot, but ttheir classes to be interrogogatedby motion filed national levels has inumade e.'cpaii- ' merit-baseised scholarships, led by Arkoosh, the :s, a tooth- ag re e d to leleave so clergy could tthe judge, the documerents say.. firm’s lead attc sion plans in the n ear fuifuture uncer- But eveiven more helpful, Wood es, lighters, sunglasses, attorney. ' • of after- conduct dail;aily services th ere. (One tort claim, filed by’ thet par- Arkoosh w£ win. said, couI(uld be teachers providing paste tube, a bottle c I was in Boise Friday e n ts of student AUesha Sel But there are otlicr at sw ay fo r sin g le p a re n ts w ho shave, plastic bags, cicigarette One prie;iest complained the ( >ebasdan, and said he,e didn’td want to com- r areas where more leew; claims Cassidy ques the college could help ; te n d to tlie ir ill c h ild re n , butts, a comb and large;e cooking foreignerss 1 had desecrated the t B stio n e d m en t on a caserase from th at long ago Ip s i n ^ e p ar- h a v e to te r Sebastian about his daulughter’s until he could : ents, sh more teachers would pots. A stove and gas; canistersc church by snsmoking and drinking ‘ uld look over the dooi- “ I w is h sexuals experiences as wellell as her ment. Student Carrissa Pari’arkhurst, 18, allow maklake-up tests for students for cooking stood to ontne side of alcohol. the c entral ai.sle. A B e th lelehem l Christian, 18- own. ' Cassidy hachad a rough start,‘in was pushing her son,, Jayden.Ja in a like the! wwho have to miss." she "Claimant felt threate Those inside the chulurch had year-old Sanandy Shaheen, was in tened by Gooding Counounty, according to a strollqr \vhen slie .saidd it would be said, Judge Cassidy and.she w complained the Israelelis occa- tears as shele I looked at the interi- ^ w as told Times-Newss aarticle r in November helpful if CSI providecded informa- All sugfiggestions will be given by Ju d g e Cassidy chac iff sshe Ued 2000. He wi sionally cut the waterer supply or of the babasilica. “This is the [ was appointed"t6 tion m ore rcuidily on sK e r\'icn e s av ail- \v e ig h t. M in the Second and ^ questioned him abo)out his resisting arrestest and possessioa of> ks, Ibuilds a $7 million hunting h .'troney i lg to the marijuana. Tl Ix-lw.'.Ti 7 Jiul 10 ii-tn,I. .inly, Ol If you ent. He also soid past 5 sexual life, according . The charges stcml cr ui'ck; ,SiiiiJ,iy mily. ;.jii pt, wcL-k. »».”r with the they can devievelop business plans, damage of like and sis i m i l a r ------. , , , deMtinuled a\ Ihcllic day of ihc week on which IRepublicans more," tht M..II MiliHTi(i||.'iiv tmiM Ik- f.iiil he Idaho Blinken saidlid, “Let’s just bring n: n a l a n d Times-News'5 writerw. Sandy Milleri p,.ul in auvancc , , ^^j||■^ill he puhlfdied. fnative said. “Seven yeai nature, causing emotiono ;inU aio av,iil.ihlc nnly ulicrr :ars ago I j„bs." Snededdon wants to use pjphysical injury.” can be nxichcdx! atm 735-3264 or b ye - Vnn i-oMmaMcr.r, I please send change of rgot involved with the Mill inaiiir.iincil. Miiil nilc\: All Idah.. falex: y jjr e „ to;o: J{>.0. m>x S4K. Twin Palls. | le Idaho Idaho's nanatural resources to W hen questioned b y th e2 Schooli mail at smillcr<^7rlSmasicvaIIey.com. « Democrats.” daily aiul Sunday S6.00 percr week,i daily tdahi. H3303- istainable energy pro- B

i A ^ * £Saturday. May 11.2002 TlmcvNj^ows^n^ii|ls,ldaho^A-3 ■ N a t -i q n4-- 1 S ub 73------^-A -shot inn t h e arm f o r d eefen i se------_BustLt(outS-ne\^^.welfare eplan;-SG a te -i----- Tho Houso voiodtod 359-58 oarly Friday lo auauthorize tho largest N€€D€0 HCLP UJITH military spendinging Increase sinco 1966. A.look loi at c h angos in the pepartmont of! DcDofonso budgoi: officialss expresss financiiial concerms cuic*CKBOOKS^? Yoar-to-yoarir roal« c h a n g o s to th o Dopaip artm en t o f D efense- Call Usa[sa at COLUMBUS, Obi . b u d g e t authcithorlty (in billions of inflationion-adjusted'doliars) (AP) - H ^^D I Tr a in inIG^^ETU^I^UPP^^ g , : ' , Prtisident Bush urgedI CongressC on F isca l y o o rs. Friday to stiffen worork require- ______'65 7 0 7 6 '7 8 ’82 . '9i'90 ’94______;02______ments for welfare rec:-•cipient.s - a____ — > 7 j | S60 ■ proposal greeted skej state Officials who asked'whoa K wuuld end up payining for (hi- V ’ .10 • • changes. Even as they wanirm e d u p ^ ■ . .small crowd of welfar . 2 0 for Bu.sh, lead ers of Ohi program and RejJubl G eorge Voinovich s;iidid they were concerned that th e WlVhite plan >vould ,s;id(lle their.‘ir state with increased-costs of chihild care and Jm OH -2 0 other social progninis. “We will need morere m oney to continue these kindI ofo support S k T-, •40 services,” siiid Ju d ithI SStattmiller. ' — ' RiciwfdfcirdM. JiOYTiy GotGOO(\JO Ck>Orgo director of St. Stephen’sI’s Coinmiin- Nuconion Conor aBusi) VJ. EJuih ity House. Her progranam was cho Pfosldont Bush Bl spoaks about wolfaro reformref at St. Stophon's CommuTiunlty LytxJonB. GoraU .Ronald BJI sen fo r B ush’s visit hib ecau se ht- Houso Fridajday In Columbus, Ohio, Jotvison Feed hoaoan Clinton wants to steer federal th e welfare i»laii hy niak- similar religious comm full time for three mont 't of Iiis hi'oader political Control of HousoUl vice agendes across the uver>' t\vo years. “'iir-iL Lourniy. .strategy to combine coiiser\’aiive Stattmiller and other W hen he announced thetb vith initiatives (liat sliow Februaiy, Hush pledgetf i C ontrol o f S e n a te _ ty workers expressed si .1 $200 mil- t T su|.|K.n(„r nnient’sciimpassioii. the president’s vision - lion in feeOj)le’s lives a,s s a : result of I wants to scrap. Thee SenateS will one m ide ide by the House, which the 1996 bill, it ouf^it toto be a part a I ^ve the administratication another includedid in its bill nonbindiiig of the reautlioriziition,”” the presi- l \ I chance to make its case for language■e tellingI the Pentagon not d en t .said. NATIONAL NAIAMB BRAND replacing the Crusaderder with more to kill the program before pro- The average state basas alK iut 30 I //M yff futuri.stic weapons. ducing a studySI on nltem aiives. percent of its welfare cacases work- J / J W B - The House voted1 3£359-58 early Tlie adnidministration is threaten- ing; Bush would require & Y F riday to authorize S385383 billion in ing a vetceto of the bill if the lan- lATTRE get to 50 p crcent immedi-diately and j nalional security spendending during guage staytays. 70 p ercent by 2007. the 2003 budget yeyear - with DefenseISO Secretary Donald H. “It’s not too high a | Bu.*’s requested SIO10 ibillion con- Rumsfeld,Id, who long ciliampioned helps bring di^iity into3 some• per- IMEFIIRI bs b tingency fund for thele \war on ter- the prcprogram, announced .son’s life,” Bush said. /Aides say ' rbrism still to come. W ednesdaiday he wants tu dump it the president hopes to e; Each . Later Friday, Senamate Armed in favor- ofo morc futuristic tech- s Services Committee:e ur is believed to have skills and commandi oof English piloted thethi plane that crashed 50™ ='° GlidcfBocto^^^S required for the con:ommercial into die PeiPentagon on Sept. 11. pilot’s license he alrciIready h e ld . The Arizirizona fliglit school man- o ffid als say. ager who) aJalened the government R eacting to th e alert ijin January loldautlioriorities tlie FAA inspector M onday-Salurdoy 10AM 2001, a Federal1 .Aviation called herir when' Hanjour’s name Administration inspectoictordiecked bccame publicpu after the hijack- (o, ensure Hanjour’s 19‘1999 license ings and1 declaredd “your worst 2 was legitimate and everven sat next nightmareire has just been real- him in one of th e Arizonco na classes. ized,” offici;icials said. m n ^ Br Biblical nam es:s top I ^ ------5PiefeS( . 2 1s ft A n n u a l Oak Tablelle^^Now OnIy^2f79 preference for I . r b o y s i Idaho YoIr'outh R anch W ASfflNGTON (AP)•*) - It seem s 0 I Benefit Goliolf T ournam eniI t parents turned to thehe Bible in J i u naming sons last yearsar. Jacob, ^ Matthew, Michael andm d J o s h u a w i f^ryooe'S Fr/diday, May 17 were 2001’s most popuUlular names U for boys, J c l c o m e ' . BWlufley Golf Course " Emily has been No.I. 1 for girls e a t^ ye a r since 1995. Macfcladisonand r : W ^ ...... H ann^ numbers two} andai three, Registration:n: 8:00i am iMONCNDAY - FRIDAY 11AM • 7PMPM • SATURDAY 10AM • 6PM have been in the topip 10; since Shotgun Start:irt: 9:00 am 0 1997. T h e list for girls> cccontinued; Ashley, Alexis, Samanthiitha, Sarah, $55 oach • IncludosJS FI ood & Prizes I Vfh i o le s aElle Plus Abigail, Elizabeth andnd Jessica, ^'Whi-rt- who/,-sal,-/<• oiti- rrtiril. " Rounding out the top] 10li names 4 or 5 person Scraiiramble Format 2:283 2 W right DrIvIve • Twin Falls for boys in 2001 were,e, ini order: Christopher, Nicholas,s, j A ndrew , _ 7 3 5 - 11 0 3 1 l< ^p h , Daniel an d Williai[liam. ‘ All salo* (lr pielii'o* lor llluBlrnllon purpoiaa e 2 , Look At Us!

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Yuccaa ______------i Continued fiom A l ------1 Grand Rapids, Mi•lich., terrorisi;n Shippingni ^ nuclearwasistebyraii Previous accidents did not h nul it .ill lo Yiicc.i Vti Mountain, t con.sultimt whom NtN evada hired. ' 7}p/ca/ 7j rat! container used1 to ship spent fuel rods from nvdearm power plants to wasteiste sites -j .ihoiil 10(1 mile-iles north of l.as release radioactive materialal Yet virtually ev2very terrorism IsIs built to withstand falls, punwnctvres, fires. Immersion InI water.m Virfiiis. iiiul hiiiv ii ince 1960. trnrns'and tmckss expert interviewed'd w ho i.sn’t being m y it there for HMXK) ' ^ t ^ VL-nrs, carryin(> .n tot.il ol 5 million paid by Nevada saids£ a terrorist Nuclear WSrasts The iulminisiil itiitlion's plan would pounds ol spent nuclcor fuel,| attack on a nuclearar convoy would ■ ■ Weighs about 60 tons empty>P.iste ■ Holds 2 4 ^ fuel Qssemblle (3.7 m) long; about ______;i1hhii r.l iiiillion>n niili’sii ever%- year, lad eiRht acctJonis, none of wtiich "Yeah, (an attackck on a convoy) weighing vy, 25 tons______size of a grape;e; rod contains 1/22ln.(l.3cm)wk}e In. .------:-is-always-a-possibil inosi'lv iiciDss Tn777iinva^:'snii; rill ------cic.iscd-any-moioxtTO-mntcnal.— l)ility,-but-there------’■jg About 20 ft. (e m) long; 6jj ft. j ------about 250 pellellets— ------are a lot of easierT targets,” said in d ff ilian 12r>.(MM,(MM) of those iiiites Stnrttnrting about 2010, Ihe (g.4 m) wide______I ------i\‘nn iri'b r-f hroughiij;h-pnpuloits-Mib------Jeoartmcnt ol.Enercy Dians lo.shiD.,ip Am y S a n d s, a te rrrrorism expert — ------Fuel M sem t)!/: ■ Filled wllh Inert gas. such a iirbsniKidlieN-'I'hiTliL' ciisks that con- .54 (iiillion pounds of nuclear or of the Ccnter ■ :h a s Square bundle; liiin Ilie wiiMi-ss ;ire ;i tlesimied. to ^astc! 10 a proposetJ dump m for Nonproliferatictio n S tu d ie s in helium, he nitrogen • —^__ 6-17 fuel rodsw fic Monterey, C ilif. witlisiiirnl ;ilnu)si)sl ;uiv shock, and Jevadn's Yucc.t Mountain, over the “This is one of it * llic nature of tliL-e waste itself helps Dllowmg 2A years., those activities I th at is &o overplani cnsiiii; tliui ii’fi imunlikdv io threat- ipononts of tho plan chorge that inned, on some :k level it’s ju.st ridiculoilous.” e n piihliL- s a fe;etv l; even -if ifs ansportini’, nuclear waste Ijy truck rcleasc-ti, .indnd tram endanf^cis communities Moving 175 sishipments of im pact Hui ilu; niarfiinn fcforerrcirissiiiiill. lonp. tfic way. Here's wMat hap- nuclear wa,ste a yeaear would offer ab*orbor (Jiic lype of terrorTorist attack cnuld ened tn past occicJents: more targets, expei>erts conceded. Q But the shipmentsts would be so cause more lluiiin 118,(MK) peoi>le to * Dcc. Dc 8,1971. In Tennosscc. the ■ J . . well-protected and llie from cancer,-T, ;lccorclin^; to ;i Oiivcnver of a truck carrying nuclear id hard to find C ask A that a succe&sful ati stutiy th e siatL'i of Nev;idii spon- ''<’staste swerved olf ttie rood in a ram- ittack wotild l>e ^ sored liiai llie phin’spl; oppfjiicnis siortilorm. The truck tolled over into a harder than the attacksat on the ^ Pentagon and the2 W' orld T rad o ^ will release nexl vviwcvk, cJilcliitcli, killing tMe driver. The cask r^Util I ■ ■ Impact«ct cv-^sv/, "rm in favor ofuf trans])ortinKi the catryitrying tho wasie was thrown off Center were, said RRusty Capps, a ’ former top FBI co g g K U - j absortie: nialerials; I iisetl:d ito he ;i«ainst it >''ele UIfuck. Tne cask was not dam- rounterintelli- §vp gence offidal w ho’ss rnow president years af{(j," saidid University of ^,e(), and no matenal leaked, o f T h e C'e e n t r e fo r CleiirKiii loxicologisjgist Cham Dallas, • MaMarch 29.1974. In a North Counterintelligence:e a n d Security Ilf has spent 10 yearsye; studying the Carol arolina roil yaid. a tram derailed Studies in Virginia. iifUTmmh of fhe ih t-'hernabyi

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ALEXANDRIA,, Va. Vj (AP) - A clutch disc,c, engine beltsi and hoses, br£rake pads and :l . federal judge on Fridaiday sentenced former FBI agent Rob.Robert H anssen m lining, andd w iper blades. (o life in prison vviUiothout parole for spying for Moscow, dosingdo a diap- te r in one of A m erica’:ica’s most dam- Months -226,000 MilesBS • BackedI byI Ford Moi)tor Co; aging espionage scandiindals. The Sti-year-old Hanlan-won, .■;tand- ing in a green prisoison uniform Irefore U.S. District JuJudge Claude 1^ Hilton, thanked his fanfamily, friends IR S I und co-workers who v have IK expressed support.t. " “ I am hum* I k bled by your genercerosity, your W h i goodness and your•ur charity,” I . Hanssen said (0 a hushushed, packed H courtroom audience; ththat included ■ tnanyof form er FBI colcolleagues. II The sentencing; ended e the II Hanssen courtroom sajsaga. But the II e ffe c ts o f w h a t aiauthorities H describe as his extrxtraordinary II betrayal for cash andmd diamonds W I w ill resonate II I foir r years II ; throurougli the FBI II I I V Mi(l(II<'k.uilH'n Coll'-Kc-Ci.id- ^ SiriTinjJ, V\'llI(|llV\ toci i K S . -)'>()() Ofrir.isc* c o m III! ( ini'.!' • Aiilcmi.iliiI. . Al, ^ 11 ^ M : L S -toot) fotcIC.nfi Chaslastened FBI Y .Mil h,-liii lii.-s . rfiv.ic > Ii ^ -UM M Oisnnml officii • ( A Aluiiliiuiiii VVIic'i'l' fidals already I •Wlu'tc-A[))ilir.il)lc T’’"" lygSnSffi h aive v e broad- I enedied tiie use of I wiil ijgjl If l'.»irTMl iJii." n M Ilnli.I.i.illllt'M tjio.l IM i;0COnil»ckgrounds of agent!:nts to try to U •i.^ycvent n recurrence. , .-.“I apologize for mly y behavior.I I f am shamed by it,” HaiHanssen told I .^.the judge. “I have openedop the I _,.4 por for calumny againslinst m y total- I i innocent w ife a n d cchildren. I If ,have hurt so many dccpiicply." I f " •A.M'f NVC.lWlh' , Hilton told H anssenn hh' e believed 1^ ’..... • .Mil IK)H( KiV /c-lc ( •.’ 0 1 iler -I 1 \ I I tnjirii-III- •siil.ti tim ( J.iss ij - tliat life in prison wass appropriateaj l l •Air Coiulillnnii.i; •.Aiiliim.ilic Ir.iiisniissu r|@ J •i.O l.ili'f -l-l '. I nuini' i I mKi'"- • IJn.'l Aiih,ij;s sion •AWl'NVSl.-fi-u f\ Y •AiMi-l(i<-fl SyMrni .under sentencing guidelidelines and IP „„ ...... Wli.-rl l)riM- • I, Ills, In D.iUi < I) B H •ProniW fxi'l Orivc Sl.if (.oviTnnii'nt K.iliiic, -.0(1 OH I.MV..- • \ulMin.ilh [i.insiniss.nn under a plea agreurr:ement that ll■ f l •Ou.ilAii r;i)u louK.isii •Dii.il Al. H.iu' ,,tjanssen reached with 'ith prosecu- IIL T I *Sul.ii Tint C.i.iss ,-l in M l)i w \ ■':'S800,000 more h ad beerccn deposit- 1^ cd in a bank tliere onI hishi: family’s 1^ behalf. The FBI also3 r(recovered 1^ 550,000 from th e Russianaans w hen it I I L arre.sted Hans.sen. Hanssen's spying peak^aked at the IlLl height of the Cold War,ar, and offi- IL * ► ® ( / pripricc ^ *3 cials said his activitiesies were at |t least in part responsibliible for the , ■L'. !g,995i deaths of at least threee spiessi over- I Q3 - $ '< ^ 1 >24,995 seas. They includedI a Russian |P|I l o . --^l at this pricc A * th is pricc Army general code-namam ed “ Top S l * ' Winiknv*.. Irii.ks, NmI, Iill, . Hat” who was one off AAmerica’s ||lj ,VS I.Kks, s,-,i(. Ml, ( .UI-I-, I I», Alls Kk. hiv.icy C.Uv l-.rniium . I ' 2 ; best intelligence sources:es and who IhJ VVi.iiI.n;'., loc ks, llii.il I’liuc Uo.i(,ls Iril'-iMl I’riTniiiiiiWh.-,-!., Air OJiuIilionill)!. I’ow ri Win Kuni.iiin l!f cquestion- | C Pricc V W,r.s:tSAVi:S2 ing over 75 days. '93 Ford Escort wha 52,«0i)....M Price's,99i95 '01 Ford Taurus i,.11,>j:, s a v e sS - 2,300 ■■,.M Price M 3i,9 ,9 9 5 ^ MS W.ir.S/,U!i'. SAVE SI '97 Olds Achicva piu-. >3,000....M P r/ce'7 ,6 995 5 '00 Jeep Cherokeei;euc?/MLi.-,v,'.i I ii/.ny;,. SAVE S53.000j ...,M Pricc ‘ 1 4»,895 ,8 ^ Police: D N A <-v VV,i:.S10.fi!i!... .5AVE S3 ^ it '94 Ford Oronco >900 ...... M Price's,^9595 '00 Ford Ranger imI'^t. w.i .Si /'Id;, SAVES:i53.000 ....M Pricc M 4 ,9 ' IIU , SAVE S9 show s corpses e I H '01 Suzuki Esteem >1,800....M Price's,49S95 '01 Ford Windstara ri rjw w.v.iKvm SAVE S:^S2,400 ....M Price '1 6.'9 , 9 '9 5 ^ - .. .WiiiiSiD.xiil. SAVE SI isn’t m issing '98 Mazda 626 >2,700....M Price's,99595 '99 Ford Explorer ri: I'jjM w.issio.-m s a v e s52.000....M:; Price * 1 6 ,9 ' ggirl Q ii>M« .. WasSil.(iiil) SAVES2 '00 Daewoo Nubira i>» ;i,3nn....M Price^S,995 _^9J5 5 I '00 Ford F-250 i.-v.mv«?A . VV.1-. i:'i!.!!:ii,. SAVE SO50.000 ....M - who daims she handed ovtover Rilya ||k^| Price 70,9\ W ilson to a w elfare worl SAVE S3, year failed He deteaor test:ests. I I * ■ G cralyn Graham a nd he;her sister, HTS ; Pamela Graham, both3th gave Bpfl deceptive responses inin ia poly- ; graph test administeredI earlierea in )0 AA/liate\;ver It Tak(^es, I Guairantee ItT" .• the investigation, Miam:ami-Dadc wlfl ISTTTJIE.: [— • County police spokesmsman Ed |tjfl t Munn said. Police wouldId notr dis- : close the questions, citii:itin g th e [JiKES p } BLUE L A ^ ^ ^ 1 In Kansas City, Mo.,)., policc] |R 9 N f Capt. Cy Ritter toldold T h e • Assodatcd Press that resultsuits from ^ Twin Twi Fallt, ID I tests performed on salivtliva from Corlifiod 124.43 Blue Lakes Blvllvd., N. ; Rilya’s mother, GloriaI "WWilson, HlA c s a i. V showed that a motch wiw ith a n . . . 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Planned Parentho;hood ------"] hearted su ppon to Scotott C. Bedke solitaire)?)? A ble to fuc electrical’ ! offers contraceptiptIon in his election bid fo r ststate repre- item s, i.e., ppum ps a nd m otors? ' sen tau v e in th e 27th lef In her recent letterter, Ju n e legislative .. Plum bing?lg? (C an you do a DA, IWWnolNWESST district and encourage j Standlec wrote thatit PlannedT e your read- administerier medicationr properly,* ers to do the same. Parenthood performc•med 197,070 F0RG3LI£(3E.\^WHKTS an d IV a largelarj anim al? C an you NOLAND CRITCHFI alw n io n s in 2000, whilowh; seeing FIELD oiw rate larglarge farm m adiinery? Oakley 17,770 p renataJ cliente n ts - a n 11 to Q0IN6 UP TUESS t . Mix a healthalthy feed radon? Willing 1 ratio. . to w ork 24-724-7, in d u d in g holidays T he funny thing is,.is,, very few D/trs? It takes many differB fen t Jind weekenikends! Notice,, nonot only a re these pe(»ple have been wri;tvriting about \ ^ skills to run a dairy Planned ParentJiood’jjd ’s m ain mLs- y im portantIt skskills, b ut advance- To Shirley A nderson c sion: contraceptive sei n an d L inda m ent is probirobable. If ih e m oney ■ services. I Roberts: looked a t P lanned Parenth«x)d’sPai weren’t good;ood, why w ould he con- W hen speaking on th t W eb site to see howV irmany people he dairy tin u e doingn g it?i i.ssue, Linda said. “Unfoi obtained coniniccptioItion throuf^i fortunately, Shirley,f, th e tid e of your le tte r most of the jobs you listcsted are w as, " C o m e: P lan n ed P arenthood c m e see w hal a ll ihe fuss )d clinics in unskilled, low paying ^vil 2000. A ccording to th t kviili little isalwutind:n dairy lan d ” a n d a sen- their statistics, poiendal for advanceme 1,872,544 w om en ann d nearly nent and ience stalingting, ‘*1 have seen how . filled by workers from oi 50,000 m en o b tain ed r outside th e m ost of thoseriose cows live an d w hat • ;d non-abortion area, n ol local people.” contraception from, PlannedPI; ” they drag• thetheir m ilk spouis in.”. I My husband has worki Parenthood iliatycar.ar. rked in this ask you, did]Jid you step inside and industry 10 years, stanin D o th e m ath: N earljirly 10 tim es as ting as a see how steri:tcrile th e b a m s and m ilker, then m oving to1 outsideo as lanks a re? Di many people visitedd PPlanned ? D id you see w hat tlw a fe e d e r H e m anaged a 1 Parenthood to preveni'en t a pregnan- a feedlot m ilk spoutsIts area w aslicd w ith? Did and now is h erdsm an on cy in 2000 th an to temerminatconc m a dairy. you read the test results (done on Fortunately, h e ’s h ad dailairy own- every tan k of via abortion. It’s probaobably fair to k of m ilk), testing for . ' ers who cared enougli ab siiy th a t w itiiout Pianninned A about their contaminatioation of any son, indud- herd a s well a s him to pa; I’aren th o o d 's services,res, th ere ^ pay for ing medicine!ane? would likely b e far mo, da.sses, conventions andid sdiool- Now I challhallenge you b otli to calli m ofeab o r- iWa*!! ing, whicli in tu rn earned tions in the United StaStates. ed him cer- local businessnesses sudi as Simerly’s : tificaiions, i.e., h erdheali W hen I w as a youngn g w om an in 1______alth and an d W inCp.'p. Ask.>vhatA would hap- : Ohio, I relied on Plann artificnal inseminauon. p en to th eir;ir businessesb wdiout inncd ■ th at go wiw itliout, ju st so they can still tiie most effective - form of C enter in Bi I wish you could spend P arenthood for m y rep I Burley. R ecently, ^ve id a day a t dairiesi Callall local I. schools such a s ; reproductive pay for tl»their medicines, term lim its." This m ay’ bbe tru e in lost a memb work with him to witness health c are - a t first be mber of our community. rssthe Hagerman.n. A A sk ivhere th e ir fund- : bccause low How cacan people put money a t^vo or m ore p arty systme to th e c en ter a t one lairy. Yet ing reallycom coir es from w hen they ■ as all I could back intoIto th e econom y w hen we not im option in M agic; Valley.\ time. He sto you describe it a s such mi afford, la te r l>ecause Pi stopped com ing in and m enial w ant to build!iild! Ask a youlh base- ; e I’d com e to have to1 givegi it all to Idaho Powc;r? T he R epublicans ru le ab w ork. C an you weld? D o : rely on and trust Piann absolute. theautJiorit)rities did n ot h elp him. 0 you com- ball p ro ^am a m w here it g ets fund- m ned ^owiV giving big paybacks ro T hink how m any R epub:iblicans H e was not I pletely understand th e rc Parenthood's caring sti ot himself. Do th ey not reproduc- ing. Ask a farmfan er who buys lus ISIaff.Whcnl nUilsemi:m ployees. T he only one have officially represent tive system of a heifer? C m ovod to Idaho in 1985 nted the care for usIS w v idi a m ental illness in Could you com a nd ilfalfa.alfal A sk a veterinari- I actually whoniakeikes out on this deal is the voters in tho last 30 yearars and Idaho? memorize 1,500 cows, knt drove to Boise to use PI :now exact- an w hal keep;eeps him in business, .■Platiiicil toppooplipie in iheir companies. never face an o p p o n en t i Iy how m any days pregna Parenthood’s services i It in a cam- P.S. Will>II you com e a nd see y our nam each dogs or cows?ws? =s until EDWIN'IN L. P K i i s c o r r paign because they start, is and tlie exact d ate shee isi T ruth speal- friends referred me toloimti.vccI- : rtedoucas center forth■ Ihe open houso on M ay leaks for itself! ne appointees by tlie Repul expected to calf? A re you lent local provider. Dr.J r. B tlty ublican lg to see thethe good the center docs ou bilin- M ICHELLILLE CHAVEZ Central Committee (wliii Sugden in Jerom e. li'ch for us? Tliele limei for the open gual? Computer Ulerate2 ((besides- Buhl requires 17 votes from tli I fully supix)rt Plann(nned RePUbHcllcans hold voters tlie house is frorrom 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. R epublican elite), a n d tli P arenthood of Idaho’s j: llje ANN SHO[lOUP rs plans to hostage;e ln one-party s ta te apjiointec n ever saw an c open a clinic in Twin F.i ri election Burley il--nlb Ifsniy ponse to Uvo Timcs-Naus for tw o or m ore y e a rs bei belief that w ith m ore w: lefore a a rtic le s- - J J u lie Pence, A pril 24, challenger was even a po available fam ily planniiim n sm fo r. pas,sil)illty. R e-elects.: Scott Bedke; h e's f im e s - N editorial May 1: Apparently, neither yo mation and contnicepti< you n or , . Siophnhen Kflrtfon...... Publlshor»hor pt.on.fcwor j„,|,ivere attacks directed M agic V alley girls a n d \ Ms. Pence are aware thatlat th e honest an(md hard-working Clark Wofworth...... Man«|noglne «Utor Miko Smit...... Advertising diroctor ' lerm Umits. Q uoting tliose Deriibcrats in this Legisla will face th e aw ful choico ic T v c r ilaiure Iam\vridridng to y our re a d e rs to - “ the lerm -lim its fight is tried for a workable comjmpromiso lend my supj The members of the editilitorial board and miters of editieditorials are Stephen w hat to do about an uni:.nintendctl -tV ou Lipport to R ep. Scott C. pregnancy. rouniry”; **... Boise - to exclude certain officeses from Bedke of OalDakley, who is currendy Hailflen, Clark Walworth,:h. Sieve Crump, David Cooperir anand Shetley Ridenour. : JU L IK F A N S E Ii)Wy m g us frorrom re-electing good lead- term limils, but the Repulublicans seeking re^ilselection for th e 27th T^vin Falls ers.” had th e pow er and so a rcreason- legislativeI didistrict. P erhapsps your readers should able and logical compron:imise w as I have beeic e n closely acquainted not considered, It is inten Jdaho Pow er should ' Sens. K ennedy, H atch, ^ -•resting, \vith Scott anand his family for m ore tting in toucich |i . 'Id -, more locally. Sen. now that these R epu b liaic«in legis- th an 35 year-a rs and have found Want to moko your feoHngs !■ compensate customom ers D arringtonon an d Com m issioner lators have been confrontnted for them to b e: hihonest a nd h a rd work- s known to > 1292 Addison1 AwAvo. E. i'.v- your roprcsontotivcs In Con{ -s; H em plemn a a n . A ll th e aforem en- their resistance to do thee will o f ing. Scott haslias always b een a good Dngress? Twin Foils. ID 83383301 Dear commissioners: Hero's how: w hen w e tioned haveave b een in office for so th e voters th ree tim es, to:o see how husband andnd fath er and holds 734-6780, Fax1x734-3905 72 * Som e 25 y e a rs ago wh In-Washlngton:X had o u r house built in1 JeromJc e m ost:t votersv think they a re 'm any of them are su d d enJnly closely thoseise iradidonal values ' 520 Hart Senateote (Offico Building C ounty, I w as going to»have h: oil m arriedlo lo them a n d h ave to w ail 'unw illing to adm it th at tlitliey con- that have maTiade this countiy, and Sen. Mike Crapo Woshington. DC 220510 brother-in- "until deatl:ath do u s p a rt” for a ’tin u e to oppose term limitlit.s, particularly!y tth e S la te o f Idaho, In Twin Falls, call or writo: heac p u t in, a s d id m y b r 52 his tim e was cliange ofif representation, n O ne final com m ent: I asasked 36 great, Unda Norris, senior roglonolaiaitMto, i 1202)224.2752 law. Idaho P ow er at this e-mail: larry.cralgc;ralg®craig.sonoto.gov • •; telling us to go total eleclectric a s M any ofof our ( local “professional ■registered voters to signt tlllie cur- I believe! th e values w c hold 202 Falls Avo.,Sutto2 this w as tlic cheapest amand boins poliucrans"is’" real claim to fam e is 'rent term limils petitionI anda 35 sacred as Idaldahoans a nd rural Twin Foils,. ID 83301 total electric o u r ratess wwi ould 'h e y■ have h; been successful Ihave signed. I’m n ot certa:tain who AmericansI arare in danger of being 734-2515: Fa* 7330414 Rep. Mike) SiSimpson :: alw ays be low. W ell, hlere e n they failures nin their t p rivate scctors. Jyou a nd Ms. P ence interviview ed - diluted by thethose who have not sac- in Washington: In Twin Palls, callcoil ior write; : - 111 Russian w ant to m ak e c v e rjo nle e thatt went These credc.‘dentials somehow stim- perhaps I the Republican CCentral rificed to crecreate them . 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Tho TImofr-Nows R aft RiRiver, Lacy Perkins of Local sports M urtauglugh added two wins in the • BUHL-Simon1 Olsen0 belted a triple juniiimp and pole vault, pacing ihrcc n in IxmiLT initlie tli fifth and JD ------— Burley 1 6, Jeromele 4 Murtaugl:Jgli to a second-place finish Gonhi aiui Tim HouUourner limited Jlmbeberllne 15, Mlnlco 4 4 points, Filer to six hits asIS !■ Kiihl beat the Jerome 9, Burley' 66 ien's Bonnie Freestone hadid ' W ilticais 8-J in the-le tfirst rouiui of . ; BUKLEY-Burk-ysisplit a double- three win;.•ins as well, winning the '100-o- tlic'Class .iA Districtict Four baseball Softbaball header with Jerom e FrFriday to wrap and 800-n0-mc^tejinins, and_aiichpring _ — ^----- rnnrnancnrFrlday'.' 1 Falls U7Century^l ------I'lp'tho reguliir'seasoiiHi iirihe-GrcTii— --tlif'4 i4:400 0 relay,'bumiiing the Mcin.irial F id d in Biil Basin Conference, Burluriey won the Wolves to third with 75 jwints. AliJi The- win iuh-iincc;iccs Buhl (if;-G) TwlnF1 Fall 9, Century 5 first 1G4 before losinglg 10 Jerom e *)- Cranneyy ii(K)k hom e two golds, the ii^iiiiisi rival Wood1 RiRiver, 10-3 win- TWI^I’lN 1- AI.I.S - Till' Twin Tailsj]^ 6 in C am e2. • 200 melei:icr and the 4x100 relay, as iiLTS over Kimhcrly,rly, today at 11 BminsIS concludedc their regular sea- "Our pitchers jusiISI stru g g le d 'Oakley finfini.shedjusi.lx;hind Hansen a.m, at Founders FideMilirillailcy. Friday r,, night by sweeping' -tonight,” Jerome c al i Twin Falls. Natasha Bauer hitIt two triples CasileforiMAko/7< J •r Kimberly 10-3 in thele firstf. round of ^ vtJTl D^rrntT) the 3A District Fourir haseballh tour- >a3 0»», C S F s C< o l o n es l r is e s nev Friday niftiit at FoiF«)undcrs Fidd Raft River girls, boyjys sweep E S Sr^> i lUjei-wi ltl,.’ ftjtf, CrA'rl 1 ttJh. inHiiiley, Southslde Conferenince m eet ••Matt l$etk didn’t't lihave his best tTTo. BUHL- nil.-Rar. Rivu.11.1vi‘rtxwsi'-t>;i- t.iM J iwirv,jn ir.>*a-.h W*-J (k-TTtn 4n>»j*ATji6^ stu ff tonif-ht and KinKimberly look • ly outdistanced the restSt of the field i >,o,njo,H.y«uril9? CX.-r.^r J t o t h e adviuit:i{’e of that."t." Wolverine with 134 point.s to'(> win till- Cuartrl o c c a siom ; .1) w in int. Dj'vi-Jo-t i*iy,iciytk Oaui-r i.' i ? iM/t. i coach I^.r.s Hovey saic..id, -Bui Mali MlniCO:o 4, Pocatello 3 Southsid.* Conference;e track and c^r.«urju/>r pulled througli,” )C. .T « } fliT IU« 3 field championship Friair of victories overr Nathan Jayo nxik threeL- goldst in the tion, Christian Colonel’;;l’s final at- games wilhilh threei nms balled in, and second with nolU) Urt'4 i ■ bat with the College of3f Souihern a home run, and five runs. His picking off the man1 on oi first. Beck the Spanlartans clinched third place put H ag erm an into seisecond with hMM Idaho would have beencn a game- .667 batlin,ling average was the caiiRln .'I conplc grounmind balls and j„ dm Region III rcgular-season1 99.5 points. Murtaughh finished a i.ar„vii, closed Ihc inning out, alUS'Wim.? I«-jn, 3 FWiv w inning shot, landing in the light higliest fori>r tthe tournament afler ' >• finale. close third with 9‘J poin;ints. Bridger 'S. Kimberly’s M att BuhIluldier‘'threw Warth stjuids and showering; sparkss on three days. th collected both victories; Booth won the Red DcDevils’ only . th e field. “Christianlian has come so far in a good game" saidd Hovey,1 but fr„m the:he mound and slugged aI gold in the triple jum p wwith a jump i ^ i ^ i cow.u. ! rnVra.Uu-^/1 ilnn WtKid River's first foiirour batters did threc-RBI In fact, his final swining for the the lime he'she been here,” CSI IBI hom e run in tlie .secondI of 38 feet, 8,75 indie;ies. Hornet imlO*.>//>HI.? Ci.a» Ur^/v3 Oimr, Golden Eagles was a grgame-tying coach Jimn WalkerW said. “He has a good job of prodiiciiidng nms off Ammon McBride finisheiled iviili two shot inlo the trees ovei-er the Icfl just made; himhii self inlo a player.^ Bulcher and getting the Wolverines she wt golds, winning the 110 hiirdlesandhi went the distance in the field wall at Bruce Hursrst Field in While stanilanditig in the on-dcck ahead early. M att Con.-•onovcr was 2- fi.;, I the 300 hurdles, as Oa)aklcy took ' m »0 J O-J-r 3 tJ«Wv me, 4-3 victory and cam e in St. Georg, Utah. circle befor ft)r-3 scoring three runr uis and Paul relieve fourth with 74,5 poinlints. Drew t rt (.1:^. W»d neinn l~,: t?.' ? ifore his final at-bat, ;vc Michelle Fennell in the It didn’t make it hurtirt any less Colonel joggt)gged over to teammate ■i'iiikcr was 3-for-> w ith;:th a triple. third uinilining of the 11-7 victory in, Maves won two golds,, r one in the j.-wrnra.i j-n/* cl/4 ( » , 15 «6 :. 7 fWy/Tu 0--.«r4 3 for the sophomore slugfigger when Tom Myers;rs tot offer some words W ood R iver (2()-;i)r.) hosts Buhl theniglitchtcap, long jump (20-10) anm d o n e in , , ICOtu-Jn-i «»a(wrwir«.? u r ^ 3 CSI lost to host Dixixie State ofencourageiagem ent. loday, with the winnerner piaym g m sh e als.also w ent 4-for-G in ihe two, • Castleford's victorious 4x4004j relay vjitajcLn-, College in rhe bottorom of the “I told hirhim he knexv he wns the championship Tuest f gam es, induding in 3-for-4 w ith four team. -Hie Wolves fmisli.^lied in fifth 'l^lC(^■ra.Wlrl»U;^mcrl.LMJ t MO 7 "1 inning. going to get ; K im berly travels toIO Filer for a j„ I the sccond game. Crystal with 74.5 ix)ints, Cody PowersFo t(X)k u,urj.0131 7 0m,.C>Mr,.3v^. ;ei a hit," Colonel said, “It doesn't really maktke m e feel “ So go out an loscr-oui gam e today, M olina atand Raquel Roberts both home gold in the 3,200-mtmeter run in t and g e t one for us.” 10:39,4. contriliuiing to10 Hansen's nwtu-vo.t,'^ any better,” Colonel saids; with Maybe ColonelCol was talking to wc«f*«iaKfWj3 trii)fed in the second game, while iliC/jinc, I ? fW M andy ReRequa went 3-for-3. sixth-place finish with 7Oixnnts, 0 1 • tears in his eyes. "Thee ball ju st him.self as: mmi; uch as anyone. Hie Raft River girls woivon with 133 '■“ir* tunv^ I C33 ? ViSr: J [X)ints. Trojan Christi Edi'ciivards w..n fUl Kyrt to 5. ; TriVm U/Ur^ 3 Uns m 000 0-4 three gold.s, in the 100 hii PBOabOIOiCOO. nr, 3 W.IW other scores 300 hurdles, and the Ax:S V e la y " ; ^ Forfeit _ I-acy Tliomas won lx)th tlv .Continued from Bl Tlmberllne 14, MlnliInicc 5 MnCD 11,1^ Mill? (35-11) and the discus ‘lT24-3)for(1 (f(to fO t i “They d idn ’t .>.solve anything.” UmnxBO-l WXJ was ejected from the gigame and Duggan1 saidsa the committee suspended for CSI’s ne,le.xt g am e w as preparedred to make CSI forfeit for allowing Gunninglg in the the game untiuntil hc suggested they B ullish1 dugout. lo o k fo r iuiJl aliernative a solution Bulldog)gs bury Buhl;E W(blverine:is romp During the delay GGunning thal w-ouldd alloa w th e te a m s .to slipped on .sweatpants,, rremoved continue play)laying. It was suggest- By Kevin Holl on third, Olsen sent a grci ver 20, his jersey and walked uup to the ed Walkerr b^)Ut of Jenni Hurley's I routed Filerler 20-4 in five innings outfield. That’s when ilI :all start- said. “The• playerspl; shouldn't be Chiss'3A District Fou^mr softball Nicole Gallalio’s b unt in tho a ir then m itt, scoring Olsen. KimbedyK at the Clasass 3A.District Four cd.” penalized for something that’s title should be within1 reach.rc . tossedto lo first catching Megan . catcher Stephanie Fowers softball touournament Friday in Madsen wasn’t pleas*ised with the coach’s’s fault.fi I'm glad the Behind the pitchiiih in g o f a c e Berks off•fthefnig.. tl . stepped to tlic plate atand after Hailey, the decision. teams were-e ablea lo decide the Kayla Lundy and theIhe •‘human Rightt fielder Whitney getting it to a full coiouni, she The Wolv.ilverines (18-7) scored “The way they handleVj McLimore was able to hhold off Urn)>e-I l*^F»K.'J9.? Itorai.[V«ty.»J75 Burley’sB Tiffany Ander;rson in Tnn^f^’-t'Sw j^. 4I.4H-..- CSI____ ------bbotii die 100 and 200 FridaJay. 3 »v»j»'’f«U.i*re™.60.3 0^ '. Contlnuod from B l The two have gone bat K ir k la n d:i ssingled to keep tbe iiinnings in relief, but totook the the Commununity College of forth f< in the 100 this yeai•ar a fte r T». I)« J F*lj.Uart»iiierr», 150.5. -1 m uch." inning aliveive. K ris W elker ground- loss. Ic He got the first outut of the Southem Neviev ad a 12-3 on F riday. Anderson A knocked off M d a,tS1-ll.7IW.>«i™.tr-3r5.J CSI pulJed w illiin two r .0 ru n s OT».*4*3 lit Gunnitig “I reallyly th o u g h i th e w ay w e ter t( he faced and balked overo the RBIs and Olst)lson was 3-for-3 with “She’s really good,” MfcLimore d D»rt*jre.>w 4>«;) _____ ^[n.thc six ih ,______------were-gbing-^g-Barnes was-going to -runnor -n to pui-the-winningng-nm in- f o u r R B Is.>. -Brad Thompson ------st said."If you don’t wntctch out, , ------on>...... Cunning hil a sharpp ggrounder hit a homele nm: to win it for us,” scoring st position. Brock JaJacobsen pitched a four)ur-hit complete game she’ll sl beat you.” mFatillS) IVAiM.4 Uvui' to shortstop Andy Swan; •anson Uiai W alker said,lid. went w lo third on a groundid out to for the win. Twin Falls’ Chris Her: •rz in g e r ,eo.i u a « ,.> r« “ »«e<«n(V»leY.r?8f.3 _ jumped up into, his face,:e, iallow ing B a r n e s! paced p CSI’s charge set st up Olson’s heroics, jo in e d M cL im ore a n d Ca];ap p s as two runs to scorc wliile £ 0 le Sw anson against CEUEU, driving in four runs C9 the only other multiple individ-ir m Ekrty7M>,J'' lay on th e ground. with a honi' oatt ocat]i-«M] mie run and a double. other Q gam es Uk>TiMaad.Dirmi<)MVrnjOunt ual event winner, claimingng victo- Swanson left the gamene iand was He lifted a tthree-run homer over W,lnU|>1| L-amdO.(IMI Ifl.CSI I.Cotm £-CSI I. niries in the 200 a nd 400. UitrvCUM2.J«stui\ftaI fta4. D<’'CSI I. LOO-CSI r. Ou a. »■ ieO-1.[WVw^Jr3T».?.-»! taken lo the hospital assa a precau- the righl-ncfield fence in the hot- SLCCS 6, Ricks 5 Oil I.CUmM.D>ial.Sm'Mracn SOCkij* I. Sivvacn I. J lionary measure. JicoC»«\ y-ftw1.a»rna 1jm-l DirrcUTM.Jmn.uTOTo.etou.J torn of tiieJ .'irst.1 to give th e E agles Ryan Harris hit a thriire e -ru n iama Unvm-hP JnM rUiniu. IB JU 604«:,JUrt,jTOT»,tlJ»4 ' "Wc got a little hick 9a-JfflP>n>n7nt IM *oSJ* uce-l •U..I,.„FA13liH 13 16. > Ur».»or«. 1372. 3 [>».*,■ ^ ck there,” a3-lleadanand doubled in Hurd in hom ),( e i^un in th e top of tlthe sev- Tim-l I~iF*«f.ao.rtfr»?,F*a,l5M.r »»W.DuVj. I43ti J enth 10 p u t Ricks ahead olotSLCC tsj PaJjin. Tm rak bly shouldn't have been2cn in the rbIs. 5-3 but th e Bruins m anaget ICO•l.S•lnaTM^r.U. l^tnMcn bjVr. 111liaiW4»r. r-K.Mta.; tionu.0irt^.tir4.j. gume at ihe end, but wc i [ed three Sw z»*o.(Jise«i.f5 ve found a "I thouglit^it I hit the double a lit- ninms in tlie bottom of tlie Foi a la, J »«««, J w ay.’l loiim ing IrtUrtl'w'isfTTc^CtUtrai^ wS IS121: MV/ln SIU. 1 11U lie better' thantl the homo run,” as th e V ikings %valked in thetl win- cmiSr «»-csii.Krta««ip-aui, «D S S iS :iS SiurMtJ.0iW»l4»17.Jjrc«. ”?’i Riley Johnson singngled in Barnes said,id. “One of them just ning ni ru n . I.CcmiVMnm&<.CSi;.Calral. e*M.Dk/vi.un Maan*r-<,J«<»4itgi: Gunning to make it a 5- , Cotn iyai3>«^»S>«>«rt»4IO JrTT,n.,nj«,M WKD-I.Kvaji>ixa.7C«S.: Dur*m.J>m,2( 5-4 g am e got over tliele 1fence.” •Ricks m eets D bde in a lo:loser-out *n1ir..tlO • 0» iZOtKl kMqrnto.l tMFA?0ll before John Hurd strutruck out The Eagle; ;les started sophomore gogame today at 1 p.m. Tliee w\ inner cm 1J0 jjrw ( y n .«M»■ r MM.J U«0Mte-l.5M*»n«,3IJl Km CiC{itJ«rwr»IS».J.SfO.,TMifiliFitklStCJ H^^-Ute.Una.4,ICt}4,ICt} UKf>A>rera.44.)H«^ . Sophomore Tom Myersers struck ed 3 1/3 inrnnings but Colonel’s n| jMTTa. 44 out to start ihe seventh Dixie 1 2 , CCSN 3 n - i.'cro. 40 o; Mtor«t. a,^,, Ith before home run ktkept him from losing - Src».Ti>nr>h.(}0}S • IM. r 0-CT. S BlO. Colonel's homer lied die game. his first staitart against a confer- D bde p ounded out 16 hihiis and nt, ^ •H«iM|f-i UartMWm44Jl;Mi>mrAMnMTllft/lrr tMcw-l CmuAUxrtMOlotmllm, 14<-iar].3 PtuUmtMi • • Jerem y Barnes popped < 12 runs after managing ju st one I FKi. in-lsniWMJmra. ?d oul for cnceopponeilen t. 4id3SMiy*1 iMiFAMm,) Uw«an>tm13 OnMk uorunlttn.. the second out before run the night before to elir iw» )re Kody Brad Bunurrovv worked 3 1/3 ™ «l«!iL, “ . Iw f* J » Jd.>wt. J 44 ST, J (

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ABC, 1 pjt). ^ ^ M9fr.i*ri4 Capriati moved within t\two victo- Capriati said, Vt» 4 0 3 0 SidMf 0 0” C ‘ ° ?0-VwM 4 0° C° ° Sa-OMn>2(7)CSJ>rWtKn|<).lcl‘UoMl(2lOiU«f;i ------S»nfry« Bkiu* 4 0 0 0 us-r* 3 }? “ c J w-Otom UKiu3b 0 0 0 0) JIVtAnait 1 0 13 $ lainu|i)i.l>vMS4in.<3i> lcnTfru>>x played I w ell, so I played well.”w« the Italian1 OOpen. It’s the first iMralb 3 0 10 QMancl 4 ! : fl ER a BO JtGu« 2 1 2 3I onrrerlon 10 10 NnMrutUC^KU^ r r a w Serena Williams advai'a n c e d to tim e two U.S, r r 4 : j »v*« 4 0 0 0 1**. (KUI(7) C*mifT.*l C*.OilU|lSc«i^ «• .S, m en a re in th e final ! ” £**“ '0 7 "3 2 J a «r. e r £ f c i ,'£ the semfinals without pl 0001 TM SaillTMi n£Sio.330p"i QlUlH playing a four at this cla;clay-ciiun tournament ^ •<20 OM HOICOaiM Ipoint when defending ch:hampion .since 1993. *UM<2m.ClM{710l>-0«i nu mjUaiU.^1)) (ta»r., 4. Amelie _ Mauresmo withdnJrew with “I’m pleasaasantly surprised hy 38 na JiCSw.io ! ? ? 1 >i’-(»na«ae«|7).CUu>(«|SW;S=15!SS,. a ^ . S L <[>7«>^S4nu%SeA4(7j A.VT1U.0X ' CV-Omun]] i<«wChnCO-Or>Mnj WP-C*rviPlWoCli» JiCru. EW OAMvuMIUi “I'd rather have plplayed,” “I didn'i thinkink I’d he al this point . H Kxau Oy 3 (iSl D«7<> ») Hn-lt muMfMr.Stom P Hs “ rf o , » » 2.^S^..1000^.«t»010fl W illiam s sa id . "B u t I ’ll 0 tom 4144 14-21 CtUKirofUawSicowCJWR'tvUc } II just go now. hut it’s’s hardh. to tliink ahoui : * „ JQ TO»*“ 2.W(5Sjil| un«i>i»iuM UTKrtSu-n 74 fcback to my hotel - I’ve; ialre:idy Paris whenI you’reyo in the s e n i i f i - ______Z T ™ ' " > 0 0 0 1 [k»«'3«12e (Ut0«»>»»9l0aI ftcu»»'3-7t> ' ' , 3 BRAVES 7. PAORIra£S! r !J ! 0 0 I 0 21P«1«H?W2.-t 2f S 44 9. nau 4 J 2.3 ^ c:done all th e touristy thing*Igs.” n a lso f an evenvent like this." 0 0 WOeOO ATUHTA WTATourEUROCARD ! ! ! J ! i “ ■ S, . . 4, 4 0 1 Capriati will play JJustine In today’s’s ssemifinals, Agassi SS.», IMHI 4 111 ruRxlu > 0 0 0 0 LALMrt Ladles German Opon hHenin, a 6-0, 6-4 winnetier over will face Jiriiri Novak, wlio heal 1 1 ijxura 4 0 > 0 xr>anS“ 2 I 1 0 ^ 12! 2 I 0 1 toiMno a 24.19 1MB 3 f 1I !I KWUil 3 0 0 0 SHWJilM] tl 3 10 0 S 5 1 0) 0 0 0 0 JftrlOomHA WU>m>l?l’>L'm3S HcrryO.1 ..’S S p l fNathalie Dechy. Williarams will James Blakeeof of the Unileil Stiifes OitT, ' } 3 o' 0 0 I littrtii 0 0 0 0 CJowl« i 3 110 'CP-er^ia<>wi.&,s-.t:S--un«rwi C«y}.B.1. f«Mr{Hr»I.KD0.r<02. Foi02l.nctl.S4M0 lashnova, 3-6. 7-6 (7),, 6-4.6" Roddick's rie\t • |0'^lyG«.j.rfa™iVW’-Sjt>iffii.G4WV«« « DCua 4 2 r I QUKJ3Btj3e 3110 Urprtvt«n.J>n«Ka Fnl.rnI.Jiff>«AmS«cnil PtrUrU r«r.MM.P I oikOJ) foJ«Ja«JKr» S>itKsChrO>a» who heat Daniela Mantuclichova 1- opponent is Oirrjs 4 0 C 0 U04«»nA 1 otio >'»MaIhrt[)*i«5a.t.Ali«il>ril4(0f4S is seventli-seedetl in«T >Vn. Jtfn Sh*o. f« . U>« t«<« 4 0 11 n.-S 2 1 I 2 I-J42A.tSC03(4S0X] (Oi/can 12) Atxui.la.|.A LMcnK.KnoMC) oSSL. . 6G, 6-2,6-3. Tommy Ha;is,:i;is, who heat 1998 •• S«ETd U.. f iHw, 1 hrl Cfm CUDtn., Un«'c 3 0 0 0 OUnae Sl 7oUfcu,.[* Uim?) Sjji , S«T«41V*i- Ur>4MSU!n.i3rt A-.M t ^ p 2 0 0 0 0q9J(A 1000 MARINERS 8., euBLUE JAYS 7, A»m n aa-lr.'m I f I'triK l\rrin The lltli-ranked Tesuitud had French Openen 1 chaniiiion Carlos M? 0 0 0 0 n™grpfl-p 0000 OllBninimine* ^-3iin,«(»«?) ^.iCjpnC«nu|t| WiijSuln :^Wra I)beaten Capriati twite last;it season. Moya G-^, 6.44 FritlayFr niglu, I 1TAHKEES6,TWIH53{ lAlSarCX 10 10 Mr«(A tnuliii If. •»p 0000 TOfiOKTO SEAn CELTICS:S 66. PISTONS S4 ^ I uL«*5L-«I,^.CO..(I., Testud’s T .second victory costci the The last Ame.merican to win at the I «WYOK ^ ^ ^MMCSOT* 1 h^ U 5 0 0 0 Unap J 51 n 2 “ ‘ 0 0 0 S<^^A,ru->art ^American the No. 1 rankiikinf? for Foro Iialico was wa: Pete Sampras in I TM . iij • » • > J ' ‘kt.ti .Curj 1-4 173 IVwtKnJ It 2 2 2001. X » a ‘ 4 ? 2 : cSrnu J } I 1' ° Stna*g> CD119I00M ' » ' • » • jcOwl S I 2 0 S7»’S-rr, « 2 2 i ■ 5l»i.’uirti7IJ«S19 WUmif, OMW 1994. ITAVicf S I 3 1 Ltoslb 3 1j ) ? r Aani cmaDGB»-7 COmib S 3 1 4 D0»T«.’t)4D0» I 2 0 «i42iw '’^ ’*';«004.|Un^»tO«0 7cua:t OwnrtM J S J ? aiiiin]riMaiTvien,uv,4. _ • v S J i 3 0 0 0 t o x 4 0 I fI(t)50-*lBi,|Sl SS,*. JooO«2C<«lanu 4 0 2 < II.AnSvKn715)31 «&)M r — S P O R ^ C3m>iii } 0 0 0 Prrrve 4 oI iJ I ■u^xrwi Si>*>a.rOA/wuSw.i- :ts in brjUEF—^ VnWM* 10 0 1 Cnitroa 3 0 0 < “ “ » " ' ' “ fSiWajB^ 4 0 1 ! «<9.t2« •••^•■•••■22?'- S Sn.Sc^M Dm bon>,4. C;Kf< nfouc 0 I 0 ff 0 ^ cnuS,9>r.v*. IV, (2.6-3 fS i' MS?oS?a'" 'v\%\l i l ^ ^2.3 4 2" 2"" 4 1 I’ a u I m mrtvri. IVnM. truJMa KAimrei M.V. Ladles Inter-C^(ty from Spurwinging Cor<&cM-D>fM>i2.'0(nctw.i-i2 Saafew . ' defeated hostt BliBlue Lakes 10 win I Mmnoa wosoom ftSu: iu 3 44 IOB-7 «.Qtrf,»l.J»inO-i0-i.C^0.3A.i«0-4jlJaw, • E>«v t?) DP-fm IVt 1. UmtOi 3 LOO-N»XM4«, U S ' JJ I ' ’' ! i S S S iSiffl-l K ?.l!(>taOMi.!.f'«0.3 u, holds second rounind the team evenient at the Idalio I Tcrt 7. Umnot a nn, Ktrtw" l’l19) 7 J 3 ], , , Tmcutia'ianarrrQrxKOMKCM W»jr«5.3l fawci^acw-Ojs* R«ta,n5v Of..«-!|0(>-I»tfi.< fW»Uc«2l|.(io«rM^UrCU.-MICkAu.'U-..0fiTiit3 FM»-|Bm«i T W IN F A L L S - ViViriiinia i;n.fes,sii)i.|ils N»fTort ft EB BB3 ac30 ^ ^ - ' 0 ! g « §I § I [(»-T««r*..5«3,202fKO1K0«i»»IJ].liwc» fi«a.i3"DlfVct!! AAlWraMvtiTmCU '9 to win iTiday at Blueue I Lakes Ctmiitry ” ” ” li 1 - 3 0 0 0 0 “ 1 l»t»»*-ttjM.PMiCiTrB«tTni.rn Ptfiri'i7acoe medalist for the latest ig»«»S.il I I 0 0 0 I Stant Sim nnw rv i Ovr [M ^nepw.ollQen?*^'' Q Valley Ladies Inter-Cit:ityGolf “LCC clul,b pro1 Rob Lllis ' T-2n*-}».0)Sl»WI) G o i j - 4 10 5 1 } J A.ssociation m atch on TliI'liursiliiy pn>iro sws eeps (livision, B ffl B 30 'VorliorTB^oi Umi(t|. Simu.drl VrTrMfCn- rcM 3 0 0 0 I s1 CARDINALS 4. RED!IEDS2 T«rti »* H B TOfiNelsonClasslc il SpMi fr7MI. 7.16-1 at Twin Falls Municip;pal Gi.lf .'5«oiinc 70 to healli Jay Frank IMm 0 0 0 0 I STL0U9 OCMttn ■litly»i9itoy U.-M IVrtM cW S«mi St*. Ti«ui fr4 (71) and Tomn ^ \ir , ? i ? 2 i .TTC.f^SSi' Course. immy Sanderson » 4 0 I 0 Mtm 0 I 0 0 0 0 a 06*^ ^[lrn«'flo«.J.P« flviui Otl S-toini Kunttic* tf r>x« ISanml tr Ukx (X«) K JilSK ?Ip 0 0 0 0 PWi*« 1 I 0 Oleta Roberts of Clqa-a r L ik e 1 7 Samierso!rson tied Gene P 0 0 3 0 KEkiXw I 10 3 3; ! ! ;• ^ CC took second with ann 81 iirid I-rank for loiv' seniorsen honors. ^ a a s!;! e k t;u 4 0 I 0 PWu: 1.3 0 0 0 10 T«dio»7il^ Tutuie 3 111 Xay>ad }: 1 t 0 T)W!!tMLO.I 120 I I1 < « 2 YM^raiMfVTi Rosem ary R eed of Goodiiding shot ii'i'f lc ur sweep.s, sv Robbie ^ W NLBoxos rn«»i» 4 12 2 K*«nii ; SttMAaM " “ " s s . lot 84 lo win first UM. C.ilU 82 for third. Low net winrnnerwas 'I'Ohertson slnn 1 eREWERS e,cuas4 £ 3 ; ijHi! £ s !5 3 J 1 Neola W eaver of Buhl witvith a 67 Kfoss and Merrii-•rridee Wark shot uuiuai rtKKTtft 1 0 0 0 Ruwoit"< 1 J 110 lUugni 20 0 0 0 0 0 V>C4fiK h y VUSunun» Four players tied for .secoconil nc'i ™ f'"" fir*' " ‘-'I-.'I. Chris Caniinack £>■»<;» 4 0 0 0 PtKUd s 0 0 0 l»T(WP 0 0 0 0 OWMpP 0 < 0 0 0 RrnrUnWJ.1 2 > 00 0 0 3 Pr^dUOMKH shot O.*! to WUln fifirst flighi gross ASnMd 1110 >ii» 4 0 0 0 PWKojB 4 0 2 0 ViQ»o»i» <1 0 0 0 DMcnp««leit4S««r»m .si::ii ‘ Tli.'i^/\i\s.-\(rri()N .s at 68, itmii) ill: im kxi 42101 0 SKtfip . 2 0 0 0 un«c: 44 0 < < taMrnw, W,«,-tJ) -t ------Standings are: Blue L;il»ikes CC Diane VanBeiiBeek aiul Joiinne S.«Flb 3 111 SSCM-I -31101 0 lilip«ip 0 0 0 0 Jivjmp 1 UrW,.in .7 DASEBMl. . Jmp> 0000 0 nrmutitnmav jS?ibi^ AntrtanLjioia 26 points, Canyon Sprin•ings 23, Weiherell tiedailai 72for firsi nei, )<>s»S> 4 113 Omni 3 1 1 } 2 000 S«mlDiMflaamin7hr) i>JCufflPhiC MCX/n i • CUVtLAJfflM^ CTicnnr.rtM Jerome 20, Twin Falls, kAw d r« Ht'MMnii I Fnr* UiMw IF u '5 u J Si-O^BlkA* Liike and Rupert are tieied w ith SiT * J 0 ? 0 SS«cfi 0 ii 1 0 - R e tfo rlS BBaseball M li'/V C J u.'isrsol* :v Mashburn woiwon't play, . Nnnp 0 0 0 0 O m p 3 0 0 0 e-uf^iijcy'-siiMt.CKnutii tiiM r'w t IJiUditHWiW, fftrojctv* b Ulr a t< 1H,5, Gooditig 10 and Burli 0 0 ».C«xiri>u7»-TWa*r;).JEnaff« Toumamonmont »(F C4l»I U.H 1-0-1 £»wrr rf r« I'd UMntn 10 0 0 DTon^ 0 0 0 0a unu.(i)Hn.nwi,t3^i-.;^r>«a I W Jf KI txiiUTrrrl The next match is Tui Kidd is questiistionable I I JiCWip 0 0 0 0 fu « p 0 0 0 0 m TO W atertiitliouso Seniors ' S S i SHWJATS.r-^M.tl«^r.&«h:« ; ; IVnTop 0 0 0 0 Mxcfi 10 0 0 01 ■ » AifiSSiSw ff« («»i i«Mriru( May 28 al Burley M unicip:ip;dwith CHARLOTTFTH, N.C. - TIil. 0 0 0 0 Sration 3 C 2 ;2 J , sa«9>.iMi ■ „ s s k^ci»2?5cojM; U>Mx» 0 0 0 0 uuenm 0 0 0 0 a9a,m,sliolKunstart. virus thai hass pplagued Jamal 194 5>TtidW>I 2 0 0 0 ■« f iwilinJta n Ci'CAOOCUlS WuiM r« unrxi (cv Mashhuni tlirougouglioiii Ihe iilay- !E- ? ? } CSa.NBtll3Mii YwiiVKafl*a^7J(3Mn .*dr.f^L (VWllMl’U.tn • otag> xDcaooM i “ SM[jU2.lUI^V>l>7a offs has turnedled inio veriigo, _ „1 ^ ° ®“ " Ikuf.Sa HrtiaiO Ji.J4.« CficiNSnilEI'inco$-nf^ T.F, Muni ladies fsa'ts™ 'iKaiss; , , [kuSiul3EKiMlA»>2 4dJ^&^»nlMj^ ^ I making the Char'harlolle Ilortieis S«ncB|ICi|. lto**(1)5ft-ASmcfi»im,fc>«>(i 0 0 0 ' SfoSSflJ report recent play' assume ilieir ie S u .. liJ ’ ! ! M3l-<5 r»IS^»u£»t u ^ tu ll«ul«l»iriVirtaA-hn I' leading scorer M 'M P H R ER SB 80go Cittn 20 3 t i' l ' ’ ‘ HasicSKanrg* e Twin "'on’t play anyiim H H I ^ j SilUMI.OuSlMO iosJ?l^olEFocwriSrsKrtuiPtr^ , TWIN I'ALLS - The OJ 9 7 4 4 4 3 Smn«xnF«nMt>2tWMnnr»C»i.• C»i.uu«im So M«»l>aNoTlS2?l!?*T- y^ua i4»o»*«o'r» Falls Municipal LLailk-s , .iv''“ersev Nets liave ■ ■ Itmri 30 0 0 0 3 0 - 0 ' *5to«coi(K,TJiru...! Etmn IWi 4, 1. tivscS S 1 K S i, ■ K v^E EEIVc>d ^I ^Association played for gro;ros,s and p n ibkn: M ? 0 0 I 0 ' StJ h«T> d t» wxruwul fnet on Thursday. I'atti LeU 'c a ra l y 'head-io-liead 1 l>T(m->W«.UiOiu;rnifW0»■«.!««rU« sicc.ika, “ SJJTiilit & r ; : ! ! ;0 UrrV»ro«rThrHm«Hww«JM Ir»»ln I;helw eeii l)avi«l TO03*-.'9a»|4400)r Chran e S 4 4 4 e CS I Eaam tMi t, CCU iE m h EleclKtrolux SSS«piSltI?Aa~.:«Of C^M ffirst gross with 92. ChailarJotti- .lasJason Kidd left . . B*iCaS.C9lMMd ilMdncSoTM HamrarlnriB OonnUCI'} I 2 2 7 0 0 ROCKIES 9. METS»» S O«1J.S0M»«l.lCCSN*»u*anuM Al7>>tUgMlOiiolTa «nrn IM»r»uo«Jku 0[«r«i'.f JBrunelli was third grossr will,v a Kuki will, alI kle:isi a dozen 0 eou*M» JB * * ™ * :(T«mMM,tann*Cajw tbiftvnHmii;r»JBMllf^dMPCl _ IOPjS sUICKiWI “ ® “ ® « « (h tl DuaSinndii.lp'??b£^'<■• Fnftt•MvTm MNDiCCOPAOfP»WltS-n«^f«f>[Vm S94. Ja n Beeks was fir.st neilet with ^“•‘^hes ahove his righi eye and UM OiUo. fot E9 Uor(^.•. P»n eJ 4 2 2 3 JP«j I f3 0 10 (XutTlcu wnw It SICC 4 pw m l^nelictanja rnmnhonu ling he couldn't Sram >T|t Uin,. r>rt (»«« IM*u S 0 0 0 IU>gif 2 «FV7J(3Wfl mifSSiUdJ. a 67 and N onna Dutt an dJ PennyI s " ‘-'Uinf T-3M*-}4iK(».l1l| 2 0 0 0 CU«TkW»>wnSLCC.nK4i1d^ Namcri tt Hra May 2. a St. Louis seraramble Confereiiirence semifinals,' • Artiu 4 0 10 V<»% 4 I t I J Q 5 a nvasi4.uir,UKio I g e Q 7w«nS.OOOonner4' 0>TMl< ilrrucutwv iai).\x C£tn0itSH0C«.0C«-Ao»<»»J05>mCn»irci(ftn W Ig team tJ‘L* Neiss h;have a 2-1 lead nn>l 3 0 0 0 vannd 4 ; J 0 X • 2033 IVin pci was held with the winning ! Ss HisSli4 0 10 fuato&itn Swim S*cr»mrtotoi? of Brunelli, Beeks. Cash,, G( race l><-*st-'>f-stnjO UerWaCti FOCTnMl. 0 WM>D 0 0 0 0 TMai <111, iHr«ip 0 0 0 0 trr«rap (n,Sn >«usui».Charke>l e n a b le G am e 4 is S undaylay 1in Charlolle. CcdHff F'l 1 0 0 0 SMWtt 10 *3 10 0 I0MP (322 JVishhuiii_wilLtiII n o t h e ______0_____ Q tart---- niOCSODM . C K E Y , ___^'\pril.25_plLiy_sa\Y_KaLiii » 5?}?sr?n~0 nmtm nosioiM MyrifEna I2.T«tm2 —Hoc ■Hiompson and Colleen Thih ie ltie L.-venth Straight PTHfSB.------£ S S ”S . I Beeks hngenii . KS'SJsaKtraSSSS'- ns-w»»3 wtijw ciflY»,u for Golfer of the Month. I; ' UaMB L . n«010te4v l b r !3‘MfwISi‘im *S S l^ S K S - ; a ~WC*«[HS-Sjr-3Pftmt«»C Cieanied net Golfer of the N'M onth . , “ * S•W-tT u*.uuw»«J[ and Jackie Dumil was n( iS S«4 S * P H B ffl « WkMMu " " i c s C r ^ no v ice Tom>2 Ouwil AUMtnouiAOtt Golfer of th e M onth. Kidd, who opened Lo.VCuvn r«L CCadm n iJ«migiWJ2 7 S 3 1 2 CoK>»»4 SwJwK mw iffiSW JIiSSS ^ his eye w hen hele s ^ . r H k CB « ao I J s s i r J M STiKa' » K ; i ; ! i !g , Mm IIPMm} C4r*u4 U»M3.0T,M?w!rt«22 «..|-'if!«E-t^ Pore heads with Wesle th e L>n];L4.3 J > a e 3 4 DftrO<4.SI LOMiamt s x - s s s i. GGooding Junior golfe wma 3 ; ooo: iS S 'S'S first half of Chari a im u o 9 I e a 11 I aO/TtMOTT Cqm< 4. Jtfxo 2. Com«Zilii.nM]2 k piT4n.nEKto« /furnu'"37 a a 9 ? 1 « «o«i I 3 3 J 2J , 7>utrKfi1l,rnu^vir D"«o ivw« ic««,«ce«.9p« meets president Rod 1 PIRATES 5. ASTROS 1 sSrttDrnTo^kA BASKE'n3AI 5«m.WC«CA{>CAmAl5.fn-<.CB»i.lWu*ajn3lO«JItoW 771 u/MMIAPAUr K isHSiiisI ANQosr.nostse ssxS hss. ' 934-9977. 33 HliHW* 3 0 0 0 0000 s s r ^ ' " "Su if he h ad to j Em^3B 4 13 1 nacn 1000 I’m -sure he’d h ave v e ; Amac 3 0 0 0 r«Mnp 0 S 0 0 S4eran«9l23.0attlil.Stom«miMMrm M^»(»«4TO,<«2'14 2*. o2» On-ap?-^). 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P h H ss ’ P a d ii l i a j u s t m i s s fe s n o - 1h i t h e r Major LLeague B£baseball I All Times MDT I’ H IL A D E L l'H IA[A - Vicente AMERICAN LEAGUE I’iitlilla canie.w itliin1 fnfour East Division iio-hitter a^’aiiisi his form f( er wV L Pet (jB LIO sti StJ Homo AwajT Intr , atuI finislicd with a Bosloft 2-J1 7 , .774 • - 9-1 W-9 W-I 8-5 16-2 O'O k-adinR tlic- niilad clpL-lphia l New Yorti 222 14 ,611 4.5 :-6-4 W-W-4 9-6 13-8 0-0 (ivcr the Arizona DiaiDiamondbacks BaHimoro 183 17 -.514 8 6-4 W-i W-: 9-9 , 9-8 0-0 . , ■t o l-'iitliiy nij;tit. ■ Towlo 103 22 ,313 14.5 2-8 L-2 L-2 4-12 6-10 . 0-0 TarrpaBay 9' 25 .265 16.5 O-'lO .L-15 L-1! 7-13__ ,2-12_ _ _ 0 -0 ______-^ -tra T —o -|-d — ------Central DIvtsion ------Ttoytidr right-hander rif WI L • Pet GB L10 str Str Homo Away . Intr from Minnesota 22I 14 ,611 - Z-7-3 . L-1L-1 16-4 6-10 0-0 . KAiifl Chicago 2iI 14 .500 .5 z-6-4 L-1 L-1 12-4 9-10 00 ■ CJoveland 57' 19 ,472 5 4-6 L-2 L-2 9-7 8-12 00 i;:; Kansas City U 22 .333 . 9,5 '3-7 V/-2 V/-2 6-10 5-12 0-0 • Detfoil. 11 23 .324 10 z-4-6 L-3 b I L-3 7f7 4-16 0-0 ^ . WestOMslon - beforebe: W hitti-T Chris D onnels do L Pet 0 3 ' LIO str Str Home Awsy Int; SoatHe 24 10 ,706 - 6-4 v;-2 10-8 14-2 00 nvo outs in the eight Anaboim 17 16 ,515 6.5 r-8 2 W-2 8-10 9-6 0-0 Hatista singled leadiiding off the Oakland 17 17 .500 7 z-3-7 L-3 L-3 10-9 7-8 0-0 • • - nimh. and Padilla finisnished for his Texas IG 19 .457 8.5 Z-6-4 W-2 9 -n 7-8 0-0 first complete j-amime in ei;;ht NATIONAL LEAGUE niajor league starts - all;i this sea- EastDMslon son. W L Pet GB Lie StrStr Homo Away Intr With two oiits inI tlthe eighth, H ju^B Florda 20 •15 ,571 - z-8-2 V/-5V/-5 12-7 6-8 00 ■ Donnels hit for pitt>itcher Rick Uonlrcal 19 16 ,543 1 z-4-6 W-2 12-6 7-8 0-0 liellinf; (3-1) and hit a :liner down K oSHH Now York 18 17 ,514 2 z-3-7 L-6L-6 10-9 8-8 00 ■ the left-field line lhai b o u n ced Allanla 16 16 ,500 2.5 6-4 W-2 10-10 8-8 00 fair, then boiinppedd lltheir third si^irter Denlennis T;inkersley, miik- 5oiS'iSrought m the Rockies, ’ Colorado (Hampton 1-4) at N.Y. Me' Graves, s. who im proved to 9-4 * Wets (Leiter 3-2), 11:10 a,m, straigJu, ing h is majoajo r league dehut, in rin l.f Under ncw managermi Clint Hurdle. Si, j Louis (Kilo 1-2) al Cincinnati {ReRoi1sma1-0), t1:l5a.m, Joe Borowski (1-2)2) was the Jones redeemedrec himself with . R e n te r ia h o m e re d tc Milwaukee {Ouevedo 1-4) ai ChicagagoCu&s (Liebor3-1), 12:20 p.m, leaving him 6-for-122 c a r e “ I'O-- >’i»'iazza homered and | loser, all«)xviJig tw o runsin s and two .th e U th twtwo-horner game of his J )ur runs for the Meis, 1Houston (OswaH 4-1) al PittsburghIfl (Foog4-1).( 5:05 p.m, bits in the seventh, Rayly !King (1-1) career. He against Graves, On Moto n d a y in San Diego (Lawrence 4-1) ai Allanlt,nla (Marquis 1-2), 5:05 p.m. Ie bit il tw o-run shot in '1 hic fircr- "'Jio bebeen outscored 41-13 ...... 1 worked (ine tblrd of anIII iiinning for the fourth■th, tying it at 2, and Chicago, r; Renteria hit h • -SanFrancisco{ScnmId!0-0)atMonlonirea! (Ohka 3-2), 5:05 p.m. hom er since Aug. 20. ‘'""f during the skskid that has dropped Los j Angoles (Brown 1-3) at Florida ( his first win in 13 appeppearances helped thele ]Braves overcom e a 3-2 !a (Tavarezl-1), 5:05 p,m, Reliever Gene Stechscli...... them from fil ■first p lace to third in Arizona/ (Johnson 6-1) at PJiiladeiphphia (Coggin 0-1). 5:05 p.m. this-season. d< ficit in thethi eighth. I. |_ Ju lio FraTiinco started the rally l).relieved with the basesS i t d S ______1 and none nut in the sixth 1: Pirates 5, Astros 1L again.st JereL-remy Fikac (3-2) w ith ji th e R eds to o ne nm . Marlins 4,,1 Dodgers 3 i PITTSBURGH - Jimmy si"i;le right. ri Gary Sheffield " out, and Chipper Jones _ MLVMl -- LuisL Castillo’.s bases- | A nderson t(K)k a shutout,.u. mic, ll.e «■ Expos 6, Giants 3 loaded bloop:ip single widi none out • Cansec .‘d intentionally. t CO leavees his ! .seventh inning, and Keviev in Y .n m c lemlinger (1-0) earned MON TREAL - Javier V'.7nn,.7V h •inning drove in the hit bis first homer inn ni e n rly n , 1 Friday nigln, and the month to lead the Piti’iiisbi.rch ''i" .vith a scoreless inning ppitched eight crisp innin rg Maddux worked the Orlando 0 Cabrera and VI Florida Marlins ivon 1 Pirates pasl tbe sluinpinB sl j'""' ;ame in a row, Iwating J H ouston A stros fi-l Fridaj n, giving up homers to Guerrero G each had three mark irn Charlilotte i ford iintlD eivi Cruz. klead the Montreal Expos t •eles D odgers 4-3. Y o ung h a d n ’t h o mS ert S '? l n e e ;ns doubled start the A p ril 11 a n d w as in a win over San F ran d sco ona Fridav 0"““ FORT MILL, S.C. (AP) - T h e <’ s e is o if Jiinih againstst (G iovanni G irran i (2- slump until followingillc C r b s 4, Reds 2 n'night, ending the Giants’ : Triple-A Charlotte Kniglu:hts have J Cardinals ‘ ‘■ielight fielder Shawn “ W ilson's leadoff .single in high seven-game winning si worked bard to make ‘ in the sec- CINCINN/!N/Vn - l-dBar Heiileria Ir •; h'f Green misjududged the ball and it ^ ond with his third liomcimer, giving hit a two-rii-run homer on closer Vaz«|uez (2-2) .scattered i Can.seco a sta r a ttractio n . - including a leadoff hom his head. Owens took th e P irates a 2-0 lead. Your'oungwent Diinny Crav•aves’ first pitch in the ” wild pitch, Charles , . C anseco know s th e re st i: u p to 3 fo r-l. eighth innirning, powering the St. ,!an RBI sin^e by David Be him. He’s hit 462 home n his second win in ihi;ee star Iked, and pinch-hitter |V The drive came offiff Carlos Louis Cardii•dinals to a -I-2 victory ■s was intentionally ihe major leagues and ^ H ern an d e/ (3-1), w ho losllost ftir th e i-'riday over-•rtbeCincinniiti t Reds. M o n tre a l w on ' its s lovo a chance to reach 500. straight after a season-hijliK h w alked lo loadlad die bases, firsi lim e iti 1() c a r e eL-r r appear- ; Albert Puj«)lsPu had three bits high MX. Ca.^tillothenlen lofied a single that . . The 37-year-old slugger m ad e ances as the A.stros droppipped their and Eli Miirriirrero sna|)ped an O-for- gam e losing sireak. his debut for the Chicago0 Barry Bonds went O-for-3• ...i.i,.. landed on ihehe grass behind third q fourlh in a row on a road:id itrip th a t 30 slu m p with wi a single, but the " " " •' base, and Florlorida won in it.s final ^Sox’s Triplc-A francbis< began with a three-game s walk for San Francisco. month, and the Knight a n d le sweep in Cardiniils nnt eed ed ii hom er from s second al-bat tor lliee sixthsi time. Fernando Tatis hit his j other International L j Yankees in a 5-3 victoryy o th e longest ning streak this sea- Knights’ home games jui M innesot,a Twins, mtmore than 50 percent - fro m Scranton/Wllkos-Ime the.firstao-the‘;i-i______n in th fo r hi.s Ilth .saveve 13 f | [ & — Rangers^rTi Canseco, released by)y the 40-40 milcstonto n e , th e n on t h e ' ' chances. New York begre g an th e 1 A RLIN G TOON, ^ Texas - Kenny M Mo ontreal Expos after spspring news the nextjwt day< because he ' ■ •; night five games behindind first- Rogers outpitc:itched Jeff Weaver, training, tra: was hitting .215 (:(11-of- , was dating Madi^adonna or driving place Boslon in the AL Ensr,En the „ , and Michael1 YYoung broke up a 51) 51) with five homers andd n in e a t 125 m ph. Yankee.s’ largest deficitc ii s in c e Yankoos 9hort5lrtstop Dorok Jotor, right, Is congiongratulated by toammatos asIt heI scorelcss gamne e witli an RBI dou- RBIs RB in 15 games thrtirough These days,;, he eases his ren tal’ 1997 - tbe lasi year theyey d id n 't onters tho dugoigout aftor hitting a 2 -run homo10 rrun during the fifth Inning off ble in the eigtighth inning as the Thursday, TTii but the buzz thailat sur- car around thethe Charlotte area’" ' Texas Rangers advance to the \^ ld Serie;ries. Mlnnosota pitchtcher Eric Milton Friday. !rs beat the Detroit rounded rou his return has slolowed. trying to learnrn about; his latest Brian Buchana^hit a iv T igers 2-0 Frida;day night. Charlotte Cht had only 2,033 peoplep< baseball stop, hom er for th e Twins. ‘ as Melvin Morlora drove in two runs the Oakland Athletics haclad th e R ogers (4-1)) wwent eight innings, at at T1 uesday’s 7-3 loss to Serara n to n “ I ’m n o bletter e tt than these’' New Y ork’s first ih re e bai ght to lead the sansame record after 34 gam.mes in giving up seveiven hits. He struck at at thei Knights Castle inn Fort guys," Cansedoto said.s “They’re in''-. ' AJfonso Soriano, J e ie r and I rioles toa 6-5 victory. 1991994. The Florida Marlinsns a lso .. o ut five a n d walvalkedone. Mill, Mil which is about 10 nmiles ■ Triple A, too,I, tryingtr to make it ' II R a y s b e c a m e t h e starstarted 9-25 in 1999. Hideki Irabu)u got three outs for sou W illiam s - had seven hits; in s ““'■j'' south o f C harlotte. up. We’re all: leileammaies. We’re • ai-bais against Minnesota•1 sctnr^.V smC'nee 1900 to lose 15 in his ninth savee ini; 10 diances, fin- .“He’s still rounding: in to a ll in th is togetheid le r.’’ - 'I Eric Milton. ■' i, row. T h e irr skid s is the longest Po)Royals 9, Indians 0 ishing Texas’ ththird shutout of the sha;shape,” Blackwell said. “Hele had After signingI g a dozen b aseballs ' '' ’ since the Oriol•ioles began the 1988 J . T season, aboibout a month layoff. He’s’sjust that Blackwelwell gave him,' •” e season by losirising an AL-record 21 KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Orioles 6 , Devil Rays 5 rlinch hit a three-run homerier nnci Weaver (2-5)5) allowed two runs novlow starting to get timinglg and Canseco smiledcd and waved to a ® consecutive} games.g The major p, " in 7 1-3 innings. H e thihings ii back. Hopefully,, h e ’s g ro u p of L ittlee LcL eaguers. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. - 3an Reichert won for thele firs t ’ la. - T h e league recordd oc f 23 was set by th e V ut .five and walked goiijoing to break our-and pu)u t u p “ W e c o u ld nI’t ’t aski for a belter-' ’I'ampa Bay Devil Rays' I imc since July 16, leadingng th e >' losing 1961 Philadelp:-■Ipbia P hillies. j!™' solome n monster numbersi ivery teammate,” ChtCharlotte reliever- streak strctchcd to IS, tlicclongc.’st lo A t9-2S,T nm Cnnsas City Royals over iinpa Buy is off to th e ' "id'aj ""Oelroitisfie-16 on the road, 7-7 shoiihortly." Clay Eason said.sai “He’s been in ibe major leagues sincece 1988, -slowest start bybj an AL team since Cleveland Indians 9-0 Fr jiglit. ^ n th o m c. C a n s e c o ’s s o lo hlomer o great." SstIsturdoy, May U , 2002 TFmot-Nawi Twin Idaho

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Sacramento3 imust reshuffleew idiout Peja

------DALLASTAP)“AI"At the'slinie " . >JvV tiine Sacnimento rcgjegained con- irol of its WesternI C'Conference n R fS semifinal against; the.Dallas tl I ^4l|l| M avericks, Kings cccoach Rick ' Adelman had to startrt tthinking of V^JOln ways to reshuffle hiss lineupli: with- ^ o ut P eja Stojal titake a 2-1 they can ivinwir the series." t;,count. In the lowest-scoring r gam e in NBA history, Piiul had 19 points to lead thee Boston © ■:■■■ 1 Celtics past the DetroitI PistonsI r 6G-64 Fridiiy night for . [3()slon H 66-62 lead. But Kenny ALiidersonik V | | ^ aL le.ids scries 24 fouled C hucky A tk in s wlivhile he Sunday. Mny.kl.iy 12, Gnmc 4 HI Wiis shooting n harm less 3-pi pointer; )n /^ I f CELTK Detioil .11 [Bobloii.:oii, ] I).III. AtkinsA hit two free throv ^ H U mmi.ssed th e third on purpose The bounced hihigh off ■ al th e ollii;!' fiid,nliiy- *►(*1.10 iin.'i, (lidd'i .storeore iigiiiii unlil he off rcford of 142 registeredL‘d three Boston's Paul PicPlorco reacts to tho crowd durirluring tho fourth quarter of tho5 cut il lij two poinloirils w ith see- ' ' BH tim es, th e liist in 1999. onds left in tliL-gai:game. grind-it- Celtics’66.64 wlwin ovor tho Dotroit Pistons In IBoston Friday, "It was ugly, li was a gr Bosion neededded livi) liriieouis (111out, tough-it-out game," s a id A nioine Wiill'iilker had 16 points left.efi. Pierce followed with ii laliiy-up before ii could1 inbound inl ihe b.iil, Dallas’ Raof LaFrontz blockscks a shot by Sacramonto's ChrisChr Wobbor in tho Pierce, who scored six poioints in and eight reboi.)(ninds, hilling a lay- lorro m ake it ii four-point g;ime. but the Celticss g’ to cuL-ure il M cl'hee and owncwner Ted l.eonsis Alfredsson broke a tiee withw 2:01 ■ Eastom lum p, b ut h e ’d iiiso get iijupset siiid hisi montlinth thill Wilson left, lifting the Otrawa Sensenators lo j 1 Conforonco0 oyeriver the sniiillest of iiiiit- _■ ■ w.iuh! he he hiick next se.i; C.irolma vs. a 4-2 victory Friday night.;ht. Radek I^A ers. M Montreal, series Bonk added an empty-ny-net goal After five yeiirs, the I Mcl’hee chnngeil • with 34.2 .seconds left. tied 2-2 ct Wiis g e ttin g old. T he I ' Iiis luiiul . he reviewed Otlav'ra vs. The victory gave the SetSenators a !apitals, who haven’t R his rep(iri>Kirls, which includ- Toronio, Ottawa 3-2 lead in the best-of-o f-sev en won,'on a playoff series ^ j '- ' t in'** te i v ie w s W lih f i luads scries 3-2 Eastern Conference serse m ifin a l ■2 siiKcince milking the Stanley ^ Ph'veis■s iiinlai inpiii from J A W ostom C series. ■n Conforonco Cup:up finals in 1998, fired » his staff.iff. Me infonneil ' Oclroil vs. SI. Louis. Loi Doiroil loans Wiis _____G am e G is a tO tta w a o ninSimday.— S ------. . . ------i'ilson on Fridiiy. _ _ _ H l.L-onsisis (of his recom------series 3 1 ------It’s been a topsy-turvyrvy series “At some pointj pliiy- I liiendatiol o n ...... Colorado vs. Sanan Jose, series tied ers'sorl r s ’; of tune things I - iuid one in which the anani im o sity______■ seems to increase a/terler every ; o ut.ut,” general maniiger I gam e. Gieorge eo McPliee said. non Wilson Fridny, it was ihe Leax*afs who ------r;------' "AAnd n t h a t ’s w hy th e ‘‘I was s S30.000 fine hc were livid after Alfredssc le received earlier chanliiinge was miide. ... H e's iiI vveiy the Wiiy we pliiyed th e Isson's hit this jjosiseiison fi from behind knocked outJt 1Tucker, , 1 for criticizing offi- gootiood coach. I didn't believi;ve il th e seaso n .” Leon ciaLs, M aple Leo: and led to the game-win:/inner by |______- cafs president Ken thatlat the.se things h a d to hiipi:ppen, • nol surprisetl givei the _5 - ■ B U Dryden siiid: “It’s totally unfair." hutut II believe it now, that at scsome year and Wilsonnil 1 th e O itnw a.captain. Alyn McCiiule; “ I ’m t]u ite f r a n k ly f iley had a goal und poinoint the players need ii newn iiroblem s w ith son: anger,” Maple Leafs codifo ie " p u t Toronto EMltontonder Curtis Joseph checks Otta)ttawa left wingor Juha Ylonenn tiuf.t an for O ttaitawa. messlessage." After the goal Quinn said. Ing first poriodid INHL Eastern Conforonco somlflmiflnol action In Toront9 on Fric )al was allowed to Wilson’s Wi dismissal camine il McPhee said h h e stand, llie game Alfredsson forced a tumi le was deliiyed for momonih after ihe Capitiils, vwho rush" to iiiinie ii n imover in anything vm)n•ong w ith it.” now five minuies afttifter the sold-out - were the Toronto zone when2H he hit While Tut ere thouglit lo be a sure betet for that his pressini rucker wns dov.n, TTucker did not spenk to the and booing - /iirr\ir Canada Centre ihele playoffs\ iifter trading Tucker from behind, sendingse Ottawa’s Yuh; g for ‘ prepiiring for tinth e J u n e uha Ylonen centered metnedia, and hi.': .status for Giiiliime 6 crowd littered'■ tlthe ice with cups Jaroiiromir Jagr, finished ninthth ih draft. Me siiid he 1 Tucker crashing heavilyf irinto Ihe the puck toto Alfredsson from isqi .s questionable. and paper, thle e Eastern I ConTerence -- tone in mintl, bin that h the t way it is, I Redjedskins,. Mystics and D.C. D Capitals officials, d id n 't see anydiing wrong, iI don’t “He’s nott veryv good,” Quinn WhUe W Quinn refused to cat ratego- • guess," R eddenn sSiiid. “Hopefully, Unitenited have all fired coacheses in Wilson was hirei know if he turned. Bui I did:didn’t see said. “T hey’rere StiU i evaluating him riz e ize the hit, -fearing anotother Darcy’s all right."t-” thee lastla 13 m onths. wasn2-159-51-8ov. B-€ Tlmos-News. TwinIn Falls.Ti Idaho Saturday, May 1 1 .2 .2002

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!RVIN(I, Tcxiis (A(AP) - Sliigeki Mariiyatn;i deinoii:onstraied the WdwitiK Asian pruscu.sence on PGA ^ ^ 0 m 'I'tjiir Icadi^hoiirds,is. im aking four slniif.ht biiclics I-'ridaiday on his way H b w H) ;i /•undur andid a iwo-stroke tM w Icail ill th e Byron Ncl:S'elson Classic. ‘ ___ __ ^ - - - --___Mar.nyiifvam a.w h m v o ii. — . G r e a te r :,■? G«i< ikee Open last ' ^ ------y e a r to) hbecome the - firsi J a p a n e s t; i>laylayer lo win a F"' lour cveni On ihche mainland. I)irdicd on iw o of' tiistil last th ree holes on th e 'I'PC ai :Liis Coliiias, lie had a lO-iindcr i;«)lotal.i:)( A w eek a^^(), K.J.[. CChoi became the firsi South Korearean to win on ■■ ■. lonr with his foiir-sir-stroke victory ||B ^> tf |MU in New O rleans. I Brazil's Hollo CostronovosIS Is congratulated by fans as3S h‘ys. also a! seem to K ' Indy dr have a siroiiK prestesence every rivers topp 230 week - Phil Mickelselson. in con- ^ teniion yet aj’ain att 7 u n d e r a fter a fj-1 tliat featirred iwowo eagles; and mph inI practice r/Her Woods, wJio was wa: below the n | 0 " e runs cm line when the roiin)und started. W oods h a d a 65; «:on the I'PC INDIAN/VI’O U S (AP)’) - Perfect “I thoughtgilt I could do 230 arid course for a 4-underr 13Gi: loial. He track conditions unleash;;hedadaz- did 231,”,” said a grinning n ol on ly m a d e ih e cut c for fhe zling speed show Friciiday with Junqueira.I. “Tlie leam is w orking 87ih consecuiive' lottour event - ' defending Indiaiia|>oIis 5500 cham- hard to keep;ep i im proving th e c a r ; third hesi on the carecireer list - b ut , . pion H elio C iistnineves kleading 13 “ T he firstrst i day. I d id 22G a n d I gave hiniself a dccentent chance of drivers surpassing 230JO mph at thougjii that'lat was fa.st. T h ere i.s no w inning b is third lilleIe of( the year. V -;-' ' I Indiiinapolis Motor Speetedway. limit in raciniicing. Every d ay you try ! The fasl laps, with 33I (iof -17 cars lo go faster."T." Schroeder cards 6!68 to beating liist year’s pole-e-winning, Junqueira;ira opened the flood-' four-liij) a v erag e of 22GJG.037, set g a te s . A s i th th e tra c k c o o le d , 12 share TD W aterhoulouse lead •the stiige for a great (tjualifyingjl o th e r driversers i eclip.sed 230. K A N SA S C IT Y , MMo. - John show today should thee weather Castronevcleves did one lap over S c h ro e d e r shot a 41-under ui 68 in hold up. 231 and his fasl one over 232 his first loiiniamentt sincesii having The National Weatherer Service before decidiiriding lo call off th e run hernia .surgery for aI slshare of the forecast called for a 90.lO-percent after he felt.‘It ssomething diange in lead in tho TI) Waterhouse Wf ^ chance of afternoon rairlin for the tlie c a r Championship. first of three days of linime trials “I was like,ike, ’Whoa, 232,’ and i Bob Easiwood, whoho holed out for the nice May 26. QuQualifying tried to keep,‘ep going but, unforta- twice from off ihe• ggreen, and was to .start a t 11 a.m . locacal time. nately, thehc 'car started to go defending champinpion Hd ' “Hoi)efuIIy, we cann get out away,” saidlid Casironeves, who pougherty also openei-ned with G8s before the rain hits,ts," said started IlthII lalast y e a r i)n t)ie T iffany G reens c s S Castroneve.s. who got aroround the When thethe session ended, Hale Irwin, llie SeniorSe PGA 2.5-mile oval Friday at 23:'32.087. “I Robbie BulilIII wwas second-fastest at T o u r’s le n d in g m omey-winner. n e think everylMdy will bei Ilined up 231.603, foi:followed by rookie wa.s a stroke back at and ready to go.” Tomus Scheirheckter at 231.600, w ith Tom P u r s e r , Bnicinice Fleisher, - Several drivers had fliriiried with Eddie Cheeveever Jr. at 230.882. Larry Nelson. J.C. SiSnead. Jay the 230 mark eariier in thelh week, Felipe Giaffoiiffone at 230.865, Sam Sigel. W aller Hall a n d B ru c e but Bruno Jun q u eira .wasIS the first Hornish Jr.•. at at 230.683. Al Un.ser Lieizke. who ran off' fivefiv straiglit ' to surpa.ss it. J r at 230.48S489, Tony Kanaan at birdies starling at No. 7. ^ B | t' ' The-25-year-oId Brazili;ilian --the 230.419, Rjiuliiul Boesel at 230.147;' V succes.sor at Chip Ganassiisi R acing G il d e F erranran at 230.092. Kenny Trio hold three-way to 2000 Indy winnerer Juan Brack^at 230.(30.074 and defending Montoya - got everyone Waruyoma of Japan colobrates; sinsinking a blrdlo on tho 17th hcholo to go to 10-undor-par Frld‘riday during tho second ^ e buzzing polesitter ScotlIcott S harp a t 230.024. at Benson and Hed|llll when he turned four comnsecutive Arie Luyenyendyk set the track 'QfiCS round of the tho Byion Noison Classic In lrvln{ving, Toxas. Maruyamo loadsI thotl field Into tho third round.d. I SUTTON COI.DLDFIELD. laps above 230 mph. His; be.stb was q u alify in g recrecords of one lap at England - Scotlanciind’s Colin September3er. Burion, w<»rking her wwjiy back Club. She; hadh an 8-under 136 *231.526. • 237.498 andd ftfour laps at 236.986 Montgomerie shot aI 55-under 67 John DalyDi shot a-69 to join from l her third shoulder;r surgery. total, The simulated qualifyiying run in 1996, butut tthe speeds Friday for a share of thfi^le;.lead in the Wales' Ian[an Woosnarn (/2). New shot ; a 3-under 69 lo takike a one- Sorenstam,im. one of th e la st play- '\vas most impressive beeecause it were by farr ihthe fastest since the Ben.son , and Hedge.s Zealand’s's Miduielf Campbell (69) stroke lead over Arinika ers to finishh play,p shot a 72. ‘■came at 3;30 p.m:. the hottittestpari IRL eliminatnated turbocharged of the w ann, sunny a ftem o Iniemational, while John Daly and Englisllishmen Peter Baker (68) fSorenstam in the .suspeninded .sec- D a n ie lle2 A / m m a c c a p a n e (G9) “ noon. en g in es in 19971997. w as a stro k e back. a n d A n ththony Wall (71) at 5 ond < round of thee Aerus and LaitraI DiazI (G8) were two I” Montgomerie matched i under, IElectrolux USA Chainpioiionship. strokes bacack at 138, and Pat J Kngland’s' Greg Owenen (71) and Burton, who took eiglitht months Hurst (69).). MI ic h e lle E llis (71), ’6"’ District IHigh Schoolol Rodeo South A frica’s R oger WWessels(69) t BurtOn leadsICc at suspended off ‘ last year for surgeryry on her Wendy DooliK)lan (72) ;ind W endy ai G-under 138 on The right shoulder, had five USA Charlamplonshlp J /e b ird ie s W’ard (72) followedfoil at 139. Braliazon Course, ihe si and two bogeys on ththe soggy Play wiiss suspendeds witb 2-1 F i n a l 3:: W e e k en n d s ! Ryder ' Cup mateItches in FRANKIKLIN, Tciii. - liranclii! IIronhor.se Course at the‘ 1Legends players stillI onoi th e bourse.

Fri., Mity lOlli at 7:0:00 pm & Sat., May II,thll,t at 7:00 pm NFL ^will startrt testing5 for drulg ephec:drine Oakley. = Idaho Fairgroulu n d s - Sponsonul hy Oakinkli-y VifiiUinli'.s NEW YORK (AP) -• Fri., May 17th at 7:0;00 pm & Sat., May 18t18th at 7:00 pm - I'he NFL wo'uldn’t l)eginbe until after further spokesman s Greg Aiellillo said several life-le-lhreatening' condi- „ will .start testing player yers for the consultatiiItions with the NFL Friday.V "T here will be poslostings in tions such as strokes, seizures, ^Oakley. Idaho Fairgrouiu nds - Sptiiisiin J by OiikliyU cy Vif;iluiili\\ ' ‘ stimulant ephedrine Ju Ju ly 1. th e P lay ers As:Association, which had every e loclier room saying thermo-regul;ulatory disorders and first U.S, pro siK)ri.s, leagi ;ague to ban approved theih han but not the tim- ep e h ed rin e testing begins JulyJi 1.” h eart arriiytlutbm ias.” ] a substance that is often Fri., May 24th at 7:000 pm & Sat., May 25t2Sth at 7:00 pm len found in ing. That memo, a copy of which ■ Ephedrinene’s herbal form, sirengch building food »od su p p le - N ow thhe e testing program, was w obtained by The Assssociated ephedra, is anan ingredient in alKiul ^District Finals Rupert FairgroundsF - ments and can cause s ;e .seizures. r e p o r te dI on o by the New York Press, P reads in part: "As you 200 sui)plemenents used for wei^if .V/ strokes or even deaih. Si>tiiis()ivil hy Rupi rt I.ion.sV Cliih ( Times in FiFriday’s editions, has recall, n last season the NFL Ni and loss, buildinglg muscle or boosting The ban on ephedrinele a nd relat- l>c*en agreed;ed 10 by Gene Upshaw. • NNFL Players Association■n agreed energy. ed stimulants became partpa of the executive! direclord uf the union. to t( ban the use of certainin stimii- ______league’s anti-steroid jHilic iilicy - mak- and NFL exetiiiiveexi vice president lants I.- including ei)hchedrine, ii - ing players subject to yeyear-round Harold Hentiiiderson, Products p containing thesese siimu- CallI 733-0931/ random testing for the: substancessu Players testingte positive will be lants h: are often proniot - in S eptem ber. subject to a ffour-game sus]>ension. weight w loss or increasedri;:;' ( ‘osubibscribe to ^ Al the iirne. commis,sioiLsioner I»aul "W e’re in in the process o f begin- hi however, there is growiivuig evi- The TinImes-News. e Tagliabue said thee testing ning lo noiililify the players." NFL dence di linking these prod)ducis to I______New trad :katNHKS draws rni]lixed reviewWS :at Gifts Forr T h a t Speciial Someone LOUDON, N.H. (A P)’) - R ookie sc*e change: coming.ct “ By th e tim e th e W instciton C up ^R e m e m b e r M otOther's D a y i s thiTIS Sunday... Shane Hmiel won tlie poleen misxing.>K- ^ w?mrrr. a week ago in Richmond..1. VVa.. was “ W e w on’tI’t know until tomor- jm fourlh in Ford a tl2 8 .G llI , n>w,” track ovow ner Bob B ahre .■atid. ifl Randy Lajoie. Grog;g Biffle, “We thinkk it will work. We p D i 0 0 ( G Eprfj■esents^^iTW I? |f Tdijlt'! Stacy Compton. Kenny’ Wallace,W ihougln it was/as woitli a try. i T h e.a^^ i Ijr Scott Riggs and Ashtonon Lewis “We thinkik the fans vrill sce-ii ...J..J u s ! P u sh Play. com pleted tho top 10. Iretter nice.” Hmiel gave a strong erendorse- Bahro talkeIked to NASCAR offi- V S Batimlser Graiiint! Nattonals, m u m It ment to the 12 feet andid second.* cials, Goodyclyear engineers, site jir 'ntaIn Dew Modiffeits, >fto eroove added in.side on thhe e iturns. engineers, ancind a paver about tbe y HAPA Auto partsi iPony Stocks, DairyY Queent JhuntierStoiUtCkS ^ Uih wMlrncHctfon_ “I u.sed all new a,sphalt,t. uui p o n il, id e a , a lo n g’ wwith a few drivers. Jy “ 9 ' Umwnlntne. down on it, whatever,”,” :Hmiel mainly Winstiiston Cup racer Brett 5 said. “Maybe it helped1 mem that Bodine, Todd’sd ’s brolher. W\sa iu ri I’ve never been hereL» before t “He brougiiigilt it up about a year iy lar, unaYf l l i w except on a video game. ago. H e had th I Cites Open At turn'• UcDonM's'nmeMTrials a t 6 p m S th e mo.st to say alxiut n ^■^$9115 [ - 1 MILE:e m s T o f t h e t w in f aALLS l l AIRPORT | % i - “FII n y aw fully h a rd to) be down ' it," B ahre said.id . 3 ___ mONLYPlACE.KEJNIDAHO , : _ L _ — th ere" during tho race, h e s« a id .- ...... - T o d d B odi'dine suw ,the ne\v 3j - CrwafMyiFallsAtWi} 5 p t t S ------/IfflffiViL ! S 2 £ J L 2 S TOS££TMENASCA\SCAR WEEKLY . C ; Bodine stuck wilh lhihe old groove as monore than a passing J ] Ailalts - *10.00 • aUilUreae-12- ’s.oO’ UM groove for qualifying, but)ut could fancy. »»»»»« ■mKil i £ j___

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—W eek-I “Red Tree Fuels Rediiciiciioii wilh the touch of )resc Service prep;• p a r e s " 1 of a inatch. (jiiustion, .said Forest S DeI.ora Cilo])lo])er, a r e a ra n k e r fi>r ihle e H alpiri'hiiT , of Boise, inipler, iihu l' foi ccftil words:-ds, th e 7r5r>,Oi(i)-acreJ Saw’ioolh Nalional Heritage Feststival COUIunteractack on insn sect FJJeit'sS;; al 'Wo w’ay,” be saii rvice is iLriiiichinK a counitnierai- Recreation AreVrea, assembled a team of Mountain I’ine-Beet tack on tin W hat: Inaugunural Jerome' By Pa at tM urphy he Mountain Pine Beelle lle . a e.vjiLTls on ih e.• hibeetle I-'riday lo iinveil andid through forests in flig hardy.indes H eritage F estival wrill ill bI e held. TIme»^»-News correspondent______estructible liiile critter thehe size exi>laiii to newsn’s ;reporters tho sirategy foror burrows into pine bark ------of a grain of rice which spreads incalc W h e re : Sheppard•d Park.P :alcula- copinn with thehe beetle, whose infeslaiionin vae for anodier generi the W hen: The commiimunity break- ’ HAIlMLEY - Just as the military[ary names ble ruin llinironghoni western Canadada and now’ is “epidemmic.” ic she s;iid. resilience as roaches, fast and fun run willill Ibegin at 7:30 • battJefilefield operations, the Forestest Service • western U.S.S. stales, transform ing milltiillions Tlic lieva.statidItion in larg e p art is d ue lo reach of ihe mosi gen a.m . today. T h ere willrill 1be food, a n s , h a s createdc n a catch phrase foror dealing of stately, lushhi green pines into dying,ng, pil- iiee.s w eakened,‘d Iby the prolonged ilronglitht gel. crafts and informatiordon booths and 1 the ' destructive Mountaiita in P in e lars of red mneedles thai can bo turneded into thai lias hit ldah(.aho for several years, The .Mouniain I’inene Ik.-el)c the activities in the parkrkundnOp.m. i “celledle ’s infestation of Idaho pinele lilan d s blazing infe,feriHis in less th an GO seecoiuis o Kliniioatingg i the beetle is out of thele pio (oday. H o w m u c h ; Admisslission is free. Dire Mother’s Day pl(picnic PASSI^MG THIE T E S Tn______W hat: Lucy Strickecker's Mother’s ------D a y - G e le b ra tio n -w-will-be-held: i ------J boosts Events will includede a picnic of frie d chicken, colesla\^Jaw and potato sa la d a n d m usic b yr t/ithe Old Time Fiddlers. werere only W h e re : The R ockic CreekO Station and Strieker Homesiesite, 3715 E. 3200 N., H ansen, W h e n : 1-5 p.m. Sundunday. tem | How much: A donajnation of SS is ^ The Times-New M suggested. / •'■2 - Tho itirecior of Rddle contest iparimenl of Juvenile Ills diiln’l gel a j)ay W hat: The fifth annualan Idaho. : eceni round of bonus- O pen F iddle C ontesttw wi ill b e held. s la le r cut off, accartnieni this week lliele Slate conirnller's Barn dance it \W’as canceling llie H W hat: Dusty andi tlthe Nomads raises given lo 2K0 of ■ will play. >loyees in mid-M arch W here: Spanbauerj e r ’s B arn on or early April,:ril. Those raises, lypi------;------U.S. H ighw ay 93, east;t of Jerom e. cally in the-• leeiisle or 20s but as ''' W hen: 8 p.m. to midrlidnight today. high as 37 perceiil,per w’oiihl have cosi more lh ih: a n $2 !^(),()0() liad H o w m u c h : Coverr chargech is 57. ' v f . they coniiiuiedued llirough ihe end ...... of llie budgetet y e a r.. Spring recital ■ Keiiike didnidn’l gel any of llial W hat: The College;e oof Southern ; ■ m oney, saiilli controller’s ci officf spokesman Gin ' Idaho honors student!mts will hold Gino While, th e ir spring r e d t^ . The pay rairaises were hailed t - ' I after iiujuires res from ihe gover- ■ W here: The Fine5 AArts Center iior’s office, accaccording lo reporis, I auditorium in Twin Fallj uvcr Karaluncundy works on a writing aulgnmnrnent t In Denise Mumm’s elghtihth-grado language arts class 1 D irkrk Keinplhorne * W h e n : 2 p.m. today. ss a t Kimborly Mlddlo School.il. KKimborly students scored tho0 high- :mn(uinced a ti the M agic Valley on Idaho’s OIrecIrect Writing Assessmoht tost.t. a tighiening of siaie How much: AdmissiLion isn S3 hiidgets a fler.T thll e lioiKim fell OUI ■ donadon to the CSI mueople D istrict DirectiM ^ oth Diroct Writing S5 for adults and S3 for children. ^ Scoreses came filtering back Dioirich . 2,33 2,2 2,7 3,0 3.6 3, III lower raie.s•.s ofnf pav. he said, A ssessn ; the past week for the smont Assessment Kimborly 2.63 2.9 3.5 3.2 3.7 3, I-:ven so,, KKeinke sai.l il M students and senior citcitizens, are n?re« I 4th : M ath Assessment and Sth 4th Sth UthUh Buhl 2,55 2,6 '2 ,8 3.1 3-5 3. b e c a m e ai)p■parenl ai early ihis ■ ■ available at Welch’;:h’s Music, grade grade grade grodo gradi Reading Assessment tests •0^ ___Jerome 2,55 2.5 2.7 2,8 3-4 3.' monih that ihe siaie’s expecieil Everybody’s Business the CSI “Xenin S ta le avo. • 1 8 ------2.7 3.0...... 3;0 3 .5 ' n Jan u ary . 5 ' GfcnnsFcVry 2.3'r - 2,3 • -2 ,1 " 2..J 3-2 3.: shorifall fo r’Aj•■AjJiil w as’ sie e jJe r...... Bookstore in Twinn ]Falls, at Wendcn 2.8 2.4 3,2 2.9 3.4 DMA applies learned 4 Vnlloy 3,0) 2.4* 3.2 2.6 3-2 3.: th a n m a n y exexpected, so lie Arlene’s Flowers in Jerclerome, or at Minidoka 2.6 2,3 2,7 2,8 3,3 :kills to problem-solving • 3 Cassia 2,5) 2.5 2.9 3.0 3-5 3,1 d e c id e d to nix ihe iiieril pay th e door. Hogcrnion 2.2 2.5 2,8 2,9 3.5 q u e s tioons. n The DWA prompts 5 Hansen 2.9) 2,5 3,5’ 2.9 3.5 3,i c-arly. Richfield 2.6' 2.-1 2 ,8 2.8 3,4 s tu d e n ts on different types of 4 Blaine 3,0> 2,9 3,3 3,3 3-6 3,f "I knew Ihelie i would h r • Filer 3.0 2.7 3,3 3,1 3,66 DJ dance w riting,, sudis\ as narrative or per- ' Valioy olghlh gradors wore mlmissing „|-i- j„ |,j„1)111 I haiin'l ■ M Twin Falls 3.0 2.6 3.2 3,1 3,55 a portionol tho math W h a t: A d a n c e to di;disc jockey 1“^ e, depending on grade thtost. paled h beinggihai ih faroff,” ■ ■ m usic >vill b e held. Reiiike tookt)k < o v tr ih e deparl- M M scored holistically - that ; sco res range 1-S, w ith S nt is, each lltli-graders,■rs, pputs (lie students on edge, Ihink- lueiit in May’ 199719 wilh a'salary W h e re : B ar Bonz, 153£5 3 9 F m m „re person scans the paper, anting advanced under- ;r, obtain- Pan of lhattha can he aiirihiited iring maybe there’s a trick< ini th e (,f S69.9‘JS: accoiccoriling lo the con- St. N.. Twin FaUs. ing general impression: . Standing,:g, 3 average and 1 insuffi- ins rather to some off thetl questions which <11{juestion," h e said. iroller’s office,e. i:His lasi rair-e.was W h e n : 8 p.m . to 2 a.m.m. today. d e n t skill: than reading line by line. :ills. le. w ere poorlyIy wortied or missing In m a th , it’s n ot enou^’ugh for aboui a yearr af.ago. bringing his How much: There: is no cover Unlike ' :e “bubbled” tests, which Results from the matath test - informationo n . s a id G e ra ld scsindenis to produce co:orreci salary to its ci charge from 8-9:30 p.m. 1 currenl level , n. The cover are scanninned by computer, these taken by fourth- andJ eighih- Hutchins, directordii of tesiing at aranswers. The more laheliniing and S76.024. charg e is S4 a fte r 9:30 p.mpm. tests arere graded by selected graders - were uniform!miy low er th e B la(le in e C o u n ty S c h o o l tl;thoughi process a studentnt p u i s ------tlian diose from the writi English andar math teadiers from iting tests District, «)ti paper, ihe more likely a score ■/7ic iLtl ciintiihiKitl U Cinco de Mayo a r o u n dI t the .state. Tests are - taken by fourth-, eighithth- and “If rnistaka k e s a r e p re s e n t, ii Please seo SCORES, PagePc C3 to thi-! n'lxm. W h a t : A M o th e r ’s■s 1Day and H p T Cinco de Mayo celebradoition WiU be I . r held. Events include livlive music, F. counci':il seeks v^olunteeiJrs to helfIp assess 1land purerchase dancers from Glenns F« i Ferry and TWINJ FALLS: - The City « food booths. ' = to sio]) by antiind talk to Scott Click, recalls re and damage lo the-• cequip- m il again. CouncU is looking for volunteers Ijfjgf said Tw in FalFalls County Sheriff’s ment, ni as well as work with1 you> to Commissionerier NolanJ Lloyd w’ill W h e re : Tw in FaUs City•ity Pork. to serve 01on a task force charged Magic Valley In bi ______DepartmentI s]spokcsu’oma'n Nancy m ake sure you kinnv how’ lo prop- seek re-eleciion)ii anda will be dial- W hen: Starting at 1 p.m. with assessessing the dty’s potential "j oro d y install the seal, lenged by Charilarlie Myers, Bolh Sunday. purchasei of0 some canyon proper- ^fy the investment, the corom m illce noon, Republicans. How much: The enterte n a in m e n t ty. will b e asked to assess fii • Today, ‘J a,in. lo i SAFE KIDS I BraJ Roberierts, incumljont is free. T h e p ro options and gauge public S Coalition offers ucGooding Accelerated Lem roperty is 540 acres of | Kepublican com land in the for th e purchase. nspectlons c,Cenler at 906 Main S ronimissioiier. will Jie Snake River Canyon, ,, , , car s e at Insi be running againsi ag Francis b o rd e re;d d on the north by the_ Those interested should G«)oding. Pottery sale------______^-nVINFALIILLS A local orgajii* - - I ...... Wood, alw) a Repi -...... Snake Riveiv e r a nd A uger Falls and "'I-theirnam es to thc.dtyby • May l8,'3 lo 6 p.m.,’SSnake 735-7287, e-ir zatirai has sd.,dieduled some events lo W hat: The CoUege of SSouthern located 1.7i1.75 tniles west of C anyon ' .ol.dpkcepki) kids w fe. R iver Plaza in Buriey, s|K)n; lcdow<&tfid.org o r wriiing insored occupy ihe ben Idaho Art Departmentm t S p rin g Springs Goljolf Course and the dty’s JS The- M aeic ’ by Bonanza Moiors, Lance Clow, P.O. Box 190 ic V alley SAFE KIDS '’V e,,.,. Court 2 when silt P o tte ry Sale vrfU b e held.1 se w a g e titreatment plant. It ^ nj/, iw m C oalition's mi.«ion mi is to prevent _ For more informalion oni bAli l’. Ames retires, a FaUs, ID 83303-1907. W here: The Art Depjepartment includes ababout two miles of river ^ , -, iiniiiientionalal childhood injury - KIDS ^1 program s, call 737-2431 . Applications should be : C oun 1. Ju d g e M Studio on th e south side2 of the CSI frontagee 1 a n d a c c e s s .t.o R o c k e subm.c- fj„, i kilIciUer of children ages C reek, Aug. t ^ by 3 p.m. Monday. seek re-election. cam pus. ugerFallsandtheSnake M and under,T, jaccording to a news ' Elko Ell County, school boa}3rd Incumbents fi fo r W hen: 9 a.m. to 7 p.n low Rock Creek, release fron p.m. today om Magic Valley seats go are up for electloinn include Republi and from 10 e.m. andn d 5 p .m . nd is in a relatively wild T.F.T Search and Rescui!UG Regional Medi'jdiciil C enler. , Smith, Democr: ^ conditionn andi provides habitat * S tm day. team trains today Located at on the hospital’s , ELKO. ^ Nev. - Several ptpeople cc-asar S.ilicchi a H ow m uch: Free; for niuneroTous spedes of wildUfe, ‘ campus, SAFEFE KIDS offers low- have ha’ filed to run for countyIty and recorder Jerr>-Ke, In d u d in g5 eeagles, hawks, water- TWIN FALLS - Twin in Falls cost infant,t, convertible and school board seats u p for grarabsm Counly assesso Jo e fowl, upla•land birds and deer. County C Search and Rescut u e mein- booster car sa:safety seats to fami- n ne; ex t faU’s prim ary d e c d o n .'• disirict attorney C Woodbui-y Karaoke Owners'of)f tthe land have offered bers b o re scheduled to take:e part in lies of all incincome levels. They Those ^ interested in runninJngfor and public ; What: Full Moonin M u s ic le property to the city. rappel n training today/ in i the also offer redu;duced prices on gun office off have until May 20 to fi'e. ' Kathleen Hassell uses indude park land, S Madness Karaoke willill be; lea. Snake River Canyon nelear the locks, bicycleIe helmets and scat Primary Pn elections mU be helidd in for re-election, n o r trails andd tthe possible develop* n tured. new Canyon Park retailI centcr,c belt covers,s. Car safety seat Septem Sej ber. else announced i to _____ m e n to fw e t redanos to rem ove nutri- and ai th e public is invited to.'o watch. checks a re avnivaUable by appoint- As ^ of Thurfiday, those vyingv nm . - W here: The Blue Rooloom, 613 ents from treatedtn sewage. Fremont, Rupert. Meml»rs plan to rappel>el down ment. for the position of county shsheriff Wilde BrougliJl oi Clover O v er a 30

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E l kc o G o iu n t y C(: o m m ii s s i o n ce r s ra i:i s e p r o) p e i T \ t a x e s ------By Karen Terrell—II------.— ...... ~ ...... I ...... explalned'tlioi I a -1 0 :7 4 T c e n i------^ask"cdei3 if th e in c o rp o ra te d areiireas others hurting.” ^rpenter said. percent TImoa-Nows corrofffospondont______Hearing ent franchise fee on telc- increase would generate about of thehe county could be exem]jmpt Commissioners: tbegan making phone,e, eelectrical and natural gas ___ '■------SI—milljon-Avhi(lich-would—be—r-from-in-thcTa^ncreaserleavlr v i n g ------a-serlerof^OTlon!inrrtrlinposira servicesces withirTthe county, sai3 I'I.KO.Nev.-E- Elko County res- BTU posed Elko County budget Is t IS termed a “fire ns;isse.ssmcnt” and , ruralll rre sid e n ts to p ay for th e: firefii lower tax increase;e. A motion to Countyty ComptroUerC Cash Minor, icicnt.s will suoiiin beI paying m ore ■ scheduled for 4 p.m. May'20 20 used to fund I the Nevada asses;essment.- Commissiont>ner increase the tax byay 5 cents, with Minorir estimatede; the franchise in propi.riy taxtx a; s well as fran- at tho courthouse. Division of Fore.sti.stry, w hich pro- N olan3n Lloyd said th e city o f ElkElko > ali proceeds going; i:into th e gener- fees wou] chisc fees on utiliitilities, '------vould g en erate a n estim ated ------1 vides fire protectii:ti(in for all non- h a d jijust increased properterty al fund,'evcntxiallyy carried 3 to 1 S300,00i,000 for the county 'and C o u n ty ccominissioner.'; The Th additional cost to th the incorporated arciiLMs of the coun- ' taxes;s and that udding anqthtther with Varren v o tin g n o . $200,000 ------itpprovc'd- tho0 iJiicreafies tills ownt 000 for th e school d istrict. • - mer of a $100,000 home withwit uy: -By_establislishiiig the-.fire . incrco:ease-w ould b e d etrim e n taal l tot Commissioner Mike week Jn an atter:tempt to balance an as ke N annini was To establishesto the fees, the coun- a ssessed v alu e o f $35,000) willwi assessment fund,, thet: current for- busincness a s w ell ns individuals,Is, absent, • th e bii(l(’et fo r ththe 2002-03 fiscal be S17.50Sl p e r y ear. A rm uth .sai ty WiU1 hahave to write an ordinance .said est b u d g et allotmnent e of S660.000 Weiells City Manager Jolenlene A sccond moti(non to dircct and holdlold three readings before it ______year,______■ . ______Thee Iincrease brings the to{; A tn l____would bo nvnilnblibIe.for-use.dse------S u p pp-also-expressed-concer - : e r n ------S150,000-generat_et_ed-by-the-tax------becomes- It K .nk -..-V.T.iri.ifhoiirs of discus- coununty tax rate to 82.62 ceni ents where, Russell sairlid. becau.siu.se of a recen t tax h ik e: for fc ' increase toward cafapital improve- fees vouldwou becomes effective in , Mi l,lili',iilc(l m otions anti •p r r SIOO S *)f ;i'.sc-sscd p ro p erty , ( y, or Regionnl FororestcT Gary propenlerty ow ners in Wells, ments for the forerestry division 90 days.ys...... lie ailcd tc i: dcl)ate Ijeforc iJXU.sy.l7 o n .i5.100,000 homewit with Zuiiino said aftercr the. meeting A-SSCIisemblyman John CarpenteiIter, also carried 3 to 1 with Ellison Franciinchise agreements will n majority of the:lie c«)mtnissioners nna.ssessed a.s v alu e of $35,000. th e c o u n ty is rc-icsponsible for who saidsa he was speaking us a casting the negativere vote. have toto be h written with at least ai>i)rove(l n 5-tet:cent tax increase \ A mea.surer to increase propei )per- funding the agenc’icy. If the coun- properierty owner and businessmannan, ' After a discussioron on w h e th e r three electricalelec companies, seven on ev ery SIOO of assessed prop- ty taxestn: at a higlier level, 10.7 0.74 ty fail.s to fully funind the forestry said he,hc too, was opposed to ththe to consider the frj'ranchi$e fees or eight;ht telephone companies erty value. c e nnts, ts had been introduced b J by division, the NNevada state incrcasrase. He cited poor cconomiiimic now ot wait until1 ai later date, and ineone natural gas provider, Dchhic Armrmuth, connty Comimmission Chairman Bra' Irad forester couldI impose an conditiIitions in the county as hishi commissioners a p p r o v e d a Minor .sai' deputy coniptrolUoiler, said tho tax Robe,b erts. .said. H e said it is not cle^ r increase in taxes< ;as well as cut primarary opposition, m otion to im pose thut nn additional Corrom m issioner W arren Ru.ssel: ;sell, back in service, “ I dodon’t think it is riglit to giv«cyve p ercent fee ns nllowtrt'ed by law. propanenc providersi would be !>ub- .S-J70.975 into th:ie e budget.I w10 h osupported the measure ure. Commissionerr John. Kllison SI milliillion to ND F w hile th e re aare n State statute aliolow s u p to a 5 ject to1 tliethe new fees.

------Ol> B I T U A R I EES ------— Engineer* saysi ISP^ headquuarters ------For obltunry ratoslos ond Information, call 73349:0931. Ext. 278, botwoon 2 p.m.n. anda 5 p.m. Monday throucti SiSaturday. Ooadllno Is 4:30 ( 30 p.m. for noxt-day publication.>n. The ft-mail addreu for oMtuariilariof is obltsemaeJcvalley.com,m, Deatti C O t>otlcos aro a froerroo Mnrlco and can bo placedi untilut S p.m. every day. Dnstructi(ion shoulId b e ginL in Ju n e I 1ac;k ings. Colo, and Greai-grandsorIson ol Iwin sons, Georc; ■;i'RMAN ' holas. Gordon J Hill on Fel■e^bruary 11” By Dixiexie Tbonias Reale tion can begin. Ther wv ater storage BybeeX saids; h c was working w ith Bn=~-^r:g=gKrr-57 Her'or parenfs, fwo brothers, hus-!us- 1947. A aaughtQr. ChriSi•isfie L lomccJ Tlmone tank will b e added to th e MarsliaU the countyunty to get the rest of'the handd eand beloved son-m-law, Horblerb Iho family on Juno0 2, 19S0 well, which is being3 ;added to the road, fromrom city lim its to 100 E ast, i ^K sw precec:ed ed her in death, Children were a high pnorilypr in itic- JERilOME O - Construction on the city water systemn to increase widened,fd. uiM ' uneral services lor Beulah will G o rd o n a n d H az el HillII housohold, Idalio St ' S tate Police h e a d q u a n e rss is w ater prc-ssure and fitfire now to die • Asph;iphalt machine - Bybcc , ■ he holllold Monday. May 13. 2002.. at as evidenced by ihee numoroi;!i expecte:ted to be complete by thethe south end of the city, 1 ,m. al Parko's Magic ValleyIcy lamily photos always or j.BybcesaiA wants toto get| an asphalt laying ■' • ^ i P'"" on display in t>nd o)f f the i year if the weatherier The water tank ccotistruction r- ■ '■■'•-'1- ^ Funor,oral Homo.’2551 Kimberlyirly their home. These Ihrei le and an excavator to .use ree children, coonerniTates, the Jerome dty engi-igi-. project will include : V'T-- . . i ^ ’a l Road,d. Twin Falls, Idaho. Ofliciaiinqinq six grandchildren (Gord le pipe at the (-onqtnistruction projects around ■ L i '*''1 tiebo 'Paslof Ron Hoath, imermeniiOiil Erie, Mandi, Gwynne. ar told the Urban Renewalval tank site and fire hycydrantsinthe :y this week. area. f. The dty recendy hired a follow al the Sunsel Memorialrial and one greal-grandfic constructiciction crew to lay pipe w ho P arkG; Cemeiery in Twin Falls, Idaho HS istnicdon on th e new 13,000-00- Other bu.siness indi ho survive her They are colomlorted by ^onsn costs thele cityc roughly 25 percent 'Visiiaiication will b e held Sunday. May e-foot facihty should begin lay Iho knowledge lhai she10 ir now rc- squarc-f 5in • Lift station - Thehe sewage lift of what: ititv w ould cost to hire a con- 12. 20C?002 from 4-6 p.m. at Iho funer-icr- u n iio d w ilh Mor h u sb a nind c and par- Ju n e 1. stadon on H Street is al hom«)me. is nearly com- tractorr toto do the same work, enis. T h e! facility, fi to bo located onOf} plete with new pu Servijrvices and arrangements areare Hazel enjoyed garden! lumps and a Bybee ;aid.said, ming and Iho 200 S. 505( W., will house 20 patrol vault. The project w undor3f Iho direciion of the Parke's0 S many friends sho canr will increase The agencyage asked Bybee to mo to knov/ officersrs aand seven detecdves. the sewage capacity ic Valloy Funeral Homo ol TwmA-m through her pari-iimo0 )ob as an Water ty, lower the researdih pricespi for lease and for Falls, Ic ter and sewer lines have power costs, provii'ide for less purchased , Idafio. Avon represeniative. She Sl was an alrearivIv 'I- on 'nstalled to tlie ISP yc of the equipm ent and to Honor Sociely member ofo Ihe Avon SP. maintenance and prerevent funire report backlack. ! Sales force for many ol□I Iho thirty- ''rtv.orkonO'l spills. It is n early re2ady a to go on * H e y b u r n Iter pipe - The agency lour yoars sho worked lorlo tho coni- 1'. nnht away,^y. line. “ 1 pany. She was a momt vbfre said. * voted to] authorizeau the instaLqtiqn Tibur of the , • Lift station upgnjra d e - A hft of 1,900 fee Francis 'Fran'ank'-Gerber I Kimborly Christian Chur .n ded u con- ' feet of 12-inch w ater pipe urcfi, whore ^ ' station locatcd on 10( Frniicis 'Frank'Ik' G erber, a g e 73, j sho also enjoyed the support s ol lurex, a con- 00 South has to the sout:outh boundary of WQW I Cll Hjirjcrrimn diecJied Thursday. May many friends and neighbibors In h e •w from Great been upgraded with1 i new pum ps Logistics-s propertypi located at'JCW 9. 200'^. al M a^icnic Valley Regional later y e a r s , s h o olion pari p;; ^ipal'’ .,1. .1 and install[ aJJ and a vault. Work iss i nearly com- s. 50 W.'. TheTl project is expected MeOical Ccnlur'iiil m Twin Falls. Idaho I with acquaintances, old'd and ; ’ .It th e M arshall plete. It should b e u p5 and£ running to cost arou:rou n d $35,000 to install. Frank v/as born )rn May 28. 1928 in J ai Iho Kimborly. IdnhIho , Ijj early in June. Tho pipe3ipc will run westward, H a/o llo n . N orth1 D;Dakota. Iho son ol 'Int 2573 S. LincoUi W Citizen Cenier. This broiougii’ • Street widening: - 100 South from Soutl3uth Lincoln, at a point AOarn nric) C o raa KnudsonK Gerber. ■ meals and valued Iriend;dsiiipc Hu WHS ra is e d in NorlhN Dakota and iiiillion gallon wntcr itor-)r- betw een L incoln Strcreet and the just northrth of 200 South, to a ■ last SIX m o n lh s ol h er lilo,lo, sn o . to city limits will be wi il w ar, itio ro m a t Ihe received hts H with her son, Gordon andId his farn,. ni-. will ta k e six w eek s to videned this future roadoadway that will be built e d u c a tio n 1 in Kaysville, Ulah H ero sh o .uuiiuum.'.•iiin‘. O nce it is com pleted•d sum m er due to th e inicreased c traf- along thele western> boundary of Mr Gorber scr-served in tho U.S. r became adept at lamily gamesg, and and shipiippod to Uie site, coastruc-1C- fic flow to W estfarm Foods.F< WOW proptroperty. Army and v;as; a veteran ol the I onjoyod lislonint) lo hiher g re a t- -» ■ Korean Conflicl g r a n d s o n p r a c tic in g tfi II wa;-, on Aucjusgusl 17. 1957, ihat Only Ihe lasi two weeks"SK'Jfe i MV C h o r a l e w v ill serenacd e m o m s o) rn S u n d a y Frank niarnod Elho;inel Schuetlo al Sl. required hospiializalion Luko's Lulhoran C n Churc)i m Soulh Tho funeral se rv ice will11 b i e a t 1:30 By Stevere Ci rum p of Buhl; ai ■ Greofi Grovo, Unilymly, Wisconsin. - ' ; and Helen Lucke of I V p .m on M onday, May 13, 2002, ai Timos-Nov<0W5 w rlto r______If you g o• . •• Gooding. Allcjr ihGir niarriiimage, ihe couple W hile M orluary in Tv/in Falls, Fa Idaho ' residecJ in Caliiorrilornia v/hofo Frank I______• W hat: Tho Magic Valle;lloyChorale are Sarah Bender, f —I With R e v ere n d S leolm an1 J , Bordon TWINN FALLS - Moms are v;as oriiployodJ by the Orange will present its annual M Denton, Alicia Fort, o lfic ia tin g . V isitation will(ill bo iielil occasionin Ifor p o p s w ith th e M agic C ounly R o ad Deparimeni Dei Irom w nanirlene S unday, May 12, 200 2 Iro Day Concert. U n S chapton-Frazier, , ° ; Jacque C horale. 1957 ut)lil Iiis folireliremonl in 1979 al R o p n ir until 0 p m. ai While M Hamilton,in, Phyllis 1 Lewin, Jpne wtiicM limo Ihoy Ihe movod lo nice Sinclair 30-voice, Twin Falls-based(J • Whore: Collcfie of Souljuthem M unro. TecTcala Percin, Suzanne arlene Bernice Sinclair, a 74-, Committal will follow Ha' s ■ : « Hagerman where3re he had since ^fiarle ■ Memorial Park. Funeralil arrange- choral grgroup breaks Broadwayy Idafio Fino Arts Ccnler aiauditorium. m . P hilips.ips. Sue Sapp, Monica year oldjld Heyburn resident, passed residod ments are under the dinlireciion of showow tunes out of its reper-r- Twin Falls. Tognetti,i, GGail Watson. Rachql Mr G e r b e r iss sisurvived by his a«ay MayMs 8. 2002, al Ihe Bannock While Morluary. toirc ever/ery Mother’s Day, a pops Dnal M edical C en ier in IS • Whon: 3 p.m. Sundayy Webb andnd ]Pamela Yore, all of wife. Elhei of Hager/3erman, Idaho; iwo concert: ththat attracts himdreds of leilo, Idaho. She was bornn j-k • How much: Tickols, whMiichotoSS Tmn Falls;ills; Lonctte Brown of ' sisters. Loiirame (P((Peiof) Schmidl ol 1 m o th erssand a theirfamiUes. ; L o u is e S m ith o f Soailie, Wosiiint)i(.irjion and Connie •7^''" 12. '2- 1928 in Sedan. Texas to0 B lis s ^ faraduttsandSSforchlli ______“ It’s ju:just a fun concert,” said ■.iWten sto. Goeding,;, and.a Alice Webb of (Harold) Jc)lin;;onin col Moses Lako. James5 ILoo and Esther Fay Foust. , dents a n d senior clll2cns larried Horb Sinclair January D irectorr JoeJ Casperson. “A time ns. are . ghoshone. W aslnngioii, tMollierliier. Grant (Sylvia) ?h e man y I availablo a t W clch's Mus 63, in Winncmucca, Nevada.1. I ' td sing sorsome popular songs.” ^slcand Tonorss include Jack G erb er ol Lake Elsirilsinore. Calilornia, - -Everybody's B usiness in ■ He v/ai; preceded had four children. Sho andj. I T h e chichorale plans a medley H o i " »•d, d , l E a rl M o rris, A u stin led in d eath by a I at Arlene's Rowers in Jen bfollier, Bruce ^ Horb owrjwned and operated Ihe Pixiee I fro m fivve'musicals e for Sunday oramo.orat webb, Jac[ack Van Buren and ' the door. Monional servicc/ices will bo con- Paul. Charlene worked al Oro I a fte rn oion’s o n concert: “Phantom Scott Wilsiilson of Twin Falls, d u e le d a l 11 a m Tuesday, May '^ a andId sold Avon. She allendodj I th e Opera,” O] “Oklahoma,” ------' B asses aire re Derajd Glenn and 'osiolic Houso of Prayer. I M, 20D2. at Sl. JcJo n n 's LulMorari '^oA posl “ M y FiFair Lady,” "Less O th er m em b ers of tlidie Chorale Kevin Glenilenn of Kimberly; fed Cinirch in Buhl, IdaIdaho wilh Pastor M is c ra bbles” l and "SouthI a r e so p ra n o s L o a AnHeyburn; hor special friend, I 1' S h ^ T ■^jynnjiii* *ii'Sib i f l H H R oxane MiMinns and Jason Bevan, Susan Waters, all of TiTwin Falls; can be rcacli■ached a t 735-3223^ or g 7 \ v in F.r A L I ^ S Ralph GrGraham, v/ho was a great H all of Twitwin Falls; and Jon Hunt Annie Laurie Newmanan and Pat lyrite to himim iaf crump&magicvai- ■ -lil- ■ ■ iL w ■ -■ companionion to her; ihreo grandchil- h o fK i.n b crlerly. Petersen of Jerome; K ay J u k e r lcy.com. H H H V S ',-m dren, Lan.arry Petrie ol Yucca Valley, B C alilornirnia, Cody, and Jessica S inclairir ol H eyburn a n d th re e Charlene ( Karen Stitro u d ______g re a l-g r; granddaughters. Rachel. Charlene Karon Stroud Knslina, a d lell this -S e r v ic: e s -— I, and Paige Peirio of Yucca «earth on May 9, 2002 lo be Valloy, e with her , California; three brolhors. Lord i and Savior Jesus Chi ine Lamont Neville of Joe. DeW( Christ and M o x in >f Memorial Park (Fanir n s w o r th to d a y in the2 Campbell Ci Funeral iWayne. and Eddy Pousl. family j. thal havo already pasassQdon. Bitrley.se She wa , service a t 11 a.m . today atat Monuary, Jerome). Home Chapel;el; burial1 will follow was preceded in dealh by She c died peacofully at hoior hom o t h e S t. , her p arerrenis, her husband. Herb ^ :. Anthony Community;y inKnollkrcgMeM em orial P ark. alier fighting cancer lor the0 Ilast four P rc s b yrterian te Church, 47 Westst Harriet Elahie NesbhtItt of Twin Sinclair,•. son.s Jam es Loo Sinclair, y e ars. and onej bibrolher, JL Fousl. T h ird No:Sforth, St. Anthony; inter-r- Falls, celebration of lilife a t 10 D a le M. Swarner Sw< of Pasco, Charlene was born 'JulyJi 18. ment wilvill follow at the Ashtonn a.m. today at the First The lamily would liko lo give a ]1937, in W endell, Idah st United Wash., service:e ata 1 p.m. today at spocial th 3ho, tho '«metervJry; friends may call from r /-'pi;.- thank you to Brother and daughier ^ ol Jim and EdilJilh Ellis, , V J v ^ 71 Methodist Church, 360t SShoshone the First Lutbutheran Church in S is ie r Dillon. Dii Cassia Regional c 5 a.m. today at the churchh St. E., Twin Falls; burial Sho graduated from Blisiss High S; A a l will fol- Pasco, Wash, M odicalal daughierd; of 3 7' Colter of Gooding, sovon1 grand- ( - viewingB fromi 9:30-10:30 a.m.. ' View Care and Rehabi]silitation Jordan, 64, ofif MM esa, A riz., d ie d '’- children. When she wawas a leen, tho C. C. Hill, 75. devoted wife children. ch Dusty and Ashleyy i Coltor, today a t th 1 Center in Burley. Feb. l,2 0 0 2 ,oitherhome. t h. ier. died Thursday. May 9. jn ; the mortuary, burial will ' family moved lo Missoiisouri where her and molher Jamos. Joe, Jusim, Jerem:my a n d follow i n1 the t i Wendell Cemetery. A graveside services will be Cremation tooktoe place with lalher cloared a hom.omesload, Sho 2002. at IheIht Davis Counly Medical Slacy su Siroud, in L aylon. U tah, a fle r a < held at 2 p.m. Monday,, IMay 13, memorial servervice to follow.' w a s n e o d o d on th e (arr(arm 10 help, so C e n te r in VlQwirig will be Irom 5-7'■? p m . Lloyd Hi only c o m p le le d IhoD oioighih-grado. valiant strugruggle wilh sclera derma. Su Henry Miller of Jerome,, . 2002, at the Paul Cemeicitery, 550 Burial of thee ashesa will taktf ‘ Sunday. May 12, 2002, al DoJOijaray at 11 a.m. today .at the. ^ West 100 North, withh Pastor placc in ScptemIember in Mattoori; ' Beulah married Jame;mos L. Lorig in She was as born July 24,1926. in Funeral Fu Chapel in Goo of Jesus Christ of'Latter-. J JoImZiulkowskioffidatin Bullor. Missouri on DcDecemljor 22, Joromo. Idaho,k to George and F Fm uneral so rv ic o s will b o co nJSuclo'd c Jng. Dl. iy26. Thoy were biosilossed wilh an U rsula Sail,ialiaday. She grow up in at at 10 a.m. on Monday. MeMw 13, ints Twin Falls Stake• Friends may call from1 ^( p.m. Memorial contributionscon maj' ‘ only daughtof, Merlerriene. In 1935, lhai aroaa and . graduated from 2002, 201 al the Hagernian Chiihrfslian 399 M aurice St. N., Tw inI i S u n d a y a n d fro m 12>1:21:30 p.m. be made to Heahealed and Set Fre6 • Jim and Beula/i movod/ed to Filor, and J o ro m e High Hi School. She' was Conlor Co wilh viewing slarlinjing al 9 Falls; visitsitation from 9;30-10:30I ? Monday at Rasmussen Funeral( Bible Ministrierries, c/o Calvary- in' 19-16. Ihoy m o v o d tcto Twin Fails, activo inschool sc funciions. and as a a .m rr . D ed ica tio n follow ing tho thi ser- a m. todaylay at the church; inter-- I H om e, 1350 E. 16th St., BuBurley. Chapel, 1755» W est Broadway: ’ Idaho. Jirn passod;od away on an only :hiid.chi she was the pride viiie vi^ will be at tho Hagogerman merit to;o follow in Sunset A complete obituariry will Idaho Falls, ID) 83402.83 December 27. 1974. and joy ofif hher loving parenis. She Cemetery, C e Tho family reqiiq u e sis Boulah is sufvivod.byf.by her daugh- m am ed Gofiaordon Hill on January 25, casual cas attire. ler. Merlene Boalrighl3hi of Liltleton. 1946, andd began 1 a family ol her In ii lieu of flowers .donation;ins may I • ____ Colo.; Grandson Joe)e {Boatright ol own. bbe e made to Idaho Homo HHoallh- Lakewood, Colo.; GraiSranddaughlor Hor challeallenges and blessings In and anc Hospice 026 Eastlandj Drivo,I S t d y O . Brenda (Doug) Luckellell ol Colorado parenthood9d b eg an with the arrival Twin Twi Falls-, Id ah o 03 3 0 1 , oiftbpbfyour »Wlih the Mone

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V \ ^ M ac^c;ic; Vali.k-^- Managger Mys nil[itrates canL beI contro)lled Je]^rom e-w;v^ater ofEFice wil11 dose ■ Byiorralne Cavenerwr • maps,s, ‘said groundwater monitor-)r- County is No. 3, Twinin Falls is No, Tlrrie»New» cofTOspospondont ing donlone by Idaho Department of 2 a nd W eiser is No. 1.1. W hen tlie re -i . - OME - The city of Jerome ...... ——-— ~-----^ the natioi l e t t e r W a teer r Resources and Idaholo is a 5 pans per milliolion o r higher ^office will be closed M agic Valley Irinbrief : " R U P E R T - Eveiiverybody has a Depar;artment of Agriculture1 e reading in 25 pcrcentnt or more of Mondayly through1 Frionuion That was the wcword from Bill levels,Is, an y th in g h ig h e r-th a n 1010 From 1997 to 20000 the level of ‘'orr- Wesi to improve healtIlth care dor. i’e o p le 'vh to to d ty staff will be training on •Allred, remediationtion m a.iag er for p a rts 5 p per million is considered:d nitrates increased, butut since 2000, , ____ing_lhjLPrev’i^ s ywr,ir, ;iccording te .i\e D.igs food ------'— itfi-own-c ------tho-Idaho—Depliepar‘tnicnt~of danger^erous-as-drinking-warcrr-n ------levels have decreased: tj-daia.-Cily-Clerk K athy-‘J to a hospital news rereltnise' Tlie " ' near their:irmnIlbo\csrCairiers r will~ ------Environmental QuaQuality, w hen he Five arareas in Minidoka County[y “Things have stabili:iliiL-d :mil a re M ille r said. so “We have learnedo three employees work•k in the hos- collect thel made a presententation at a showed■ed levels of up to 10 on thele going dow n,” A llred s;iSiiid. from exptxperience ili:it staff will be pital's Quality R 1 e s o u rc e s at«l tb e f.n b e t.> •Minidoka SoilI and Water DEQ mmap 7 all witiiin perdied orir . One possible reas:ison for the better prtp repared to titilize the .soft- Department monitoriniing tho d e liv b •Conservation meetireting Tliursday. sliallowow acjuifer areas, decrease, h e said, is tiitlie low w ;iter w are if■ tlieytl aro allowed lo train ery of h ealth care and:l (compliance carriers • . Allred and DougJg H1 ow ard, DEQ Stateu e agencies have nam ed 25!5 year of 2001, which mmt.-;ins fewer off premmises, i away from distrac--• with num erous federalral and state million i>o Ihe -regional administrattrator, who came prioritrity areas in the state;2; nitrates are driveren into the “ons thahat make learning diffi-i- regulations at Magigic Valley dnve. equipped with an armload of MinidolJoka County is No. 9, Cassiaia ground, cult..” ' Regional. Througli tlIheir work, Customomers are encouraged too they a re able to enhancnee th e c|ual- BuMoy S6 ; abuse le to use Ihe night drop to0 ity of care avaihible ft for patients su sp ect getsg new date SchoolsIs Stand to hlose with Siiimplot do^sure layments during thai week,c. in tire M agic Valley. ill be av;iil;ible for nuw ser-r- C ertificate recijjient.*us \vere rec- BURLEY- new By Shari Chaney fe w eT r adm : inistrators, 14 lessis estimating the losss l>e f”l- (tviUl) mon th ey ’ll lose 300 to0 4400 students Personsonnel is not the first place; low ing year. lore potential to kill more Service has pinjiointIted 3,500 can fetch:h Ihet Forest Service. ■ , , tre « ‘s tliai because of familicilies who will cuts occiccurred. Travel and profes- Chesley said the disi !ian any bark becile,” acres where ihe prol)U)lem is the added reveuvenues. He s;iid that .move from th e Minicinidoka County sional developmentdc budgets have; year to prejjare for a r iJ.X’;;! Thlersaid.id. worsi and will focus itsts efforts - 2,000 to 3,0003,0 c.rds can bring night ako come as ;i sur­ Sdiool District whenlen parents lose been cutcu dramatically, Hallettt he expects there will oronly be lim: „ Jilliv" generally around campip gro u n d s SGO,000 to0 S:S80.000 to the Forest * * their jobs witli Simphnplot. said. TheTh district will now pay/ ited numbers of diildnIrenleavioB H'™lier says that "insecis and and homes in the foresis;is. Service. “ Easily,” H alletttt ssaid of those only halfalf the costs for profession- the district in the upcomingu diseases playpl a m u d i l;irger roli.'” The separaie areasIS roughly But none)iie of this c;ui begin ‘fl uiil bers. al d ev,'elopment el opportunities, school year. More susub.Mantial indestroyiilying forests lh;in fires, between Ketchum andid Stanley until afterr publicpi lie:irings and ;i ^ - The district lose:)ses S3,000 in People5 miglitn use those opportu- losses due to the Simplplot dosure now, '»> he said. 70 perceiu include: Crooked Cr.:reek, 309 30-day perileriod of public com- state funds, for eve;very student, nitiesmom ore w isely if they are pay- will tak e place in tiie n.next two to 'o 80 pert,‘rcent of the irees ;irc acres; Iron Creek. 1,0:038 acres; ment, theihen evaluation, all Hallett said. The low estimate of ing a portionpor of the costs, Hallett th ree yeal-s, h e believescs. dead or dyingd\ in soniO ;ire;is of Redfish Lake, l,16f68 acres; recpiired for an environmeiit.il '300 students could1 eq u al a loss of said, In Minidokii CountjIty, Hallett tlieSNR^VA. Boundary Creek. 57 aciicres; Gold impact studtudy. Work probahiv ■ S900.000 in state funduncis. Takinging a dose look at the bud- agreed, saying a con;nsiderable The imnnmediate urgency In to Creek adjacent to0 Rocky will be underunc way this fall. ■ Hallett said thele 5situation is Ret isa apositive thing! District number of studentss could lie reduce liethe buildup of de;id lodge- M o u n ta in R a n c h , 1555 acres; Cooper saitl,lid, ______•worse than just thee dcl o su re of th e leaderss hadh to take a look at how leaving througliout thee next1 year. pole pinesies - many of them 80 Pettii L:ike home ararea. 322 The publiiblic hearings will be •Simplot plum. A ripplipple effect Mil to be moreme efficient, which is a but the greatest impa(lact will be years old1 anda 8 inches in diame- acres; and Vat Creek, 4411 acres. lield at R;3030 | p,in. on Wednesday, ■be seen througlioutt th e area. good thinliing, H allett said, seen the following year.ir. te r - tliaiII could t fuel devastaiing Tht.se are;is will be tartirgeled for May 29,1, at the Sianlev ' • That effect translatslates to a cut Adminlinistrators believe they The Mini-Cassia areaea needs 10 fires sw(iweeping unsiopped tree ihinniiig, prescribiibed l)urn- Communitylity Cenier. and in school district petpersonnel, for can rededuce paperwork and attract new businesse:;es, Hallett through: forests.f< Some areas, ing, slash pile Inirniii}ng, aspen Thursday, AM;iy 30, al the Sun one thing. With leiless revenue. become n . said. The area is not friendlyfr 10 accordingg to1 i-oresi Service fire enlianccnieni ;ind immproving Vallev/Ketcetchum Chamber of anticipated, the budjudget for the" Acrossiss th e river, officials in the new b u sin esses an tto re a c h DWA tests> thiihree limes a year, he ■ ' Tliat the scores areiaren’t returned that stem ems from focusing on basic the state average;e,” said “We’re■ makingm progress." said th at goal, said. It allow>lows teachers lo breiik _ ■until M ay frustrated;d somes educa- skills an and implementing pro- Superintendent Nick H;iilallett. SuperintencL-ndent Ma.v F.vcell. "W e “More than ever bef.-•f.ire, dis- down furtherher the re.juired skills. ;tors; it’s difficult to te a c h from grams sudi su( as “6-Traits Writing" But tlie next step is to apply feel like we;irejustwe gelling dose iricts ;ire re;illy beginnin,ing to rely such as puncimctuation and vowel- •tlJe results with less th s th an a m onth to all 5rades. gra It’s part of lar4;er state money to improveve teaching to it hut lotnot (juile liiere." on Sl udent achievenieni1 d;it;i.”c he coii.sonaniconcombiiiaiions. ■ •of th e school year left, eft, they said. re b u ildding ii process, gradually strategies, he said. IPius, the A large-• migr;ii.)ryn; student pop- said. "Tli;it’s the:he trui e v alue of asses.s- ■ ■•• “It’s been expresse:ssed over and raising tl: , the school out of its for- state’s adoption of a. rnew stan- ulation m:iliiakes it a challenge to ments, to guideguii insiructton,” he | 'over and over that unlessun we get mer doldrIdnim s. dards and accountabibility plan wring oui1 higherh scores, he s;iid. Cassia County said. the results back in a ttimely man- It’.s :ia longh road, but his expec- should eventually impiprove SUI- Slill, thee dislrici > is pushing ner, there’s nothinglg tthat we can tations.ana re lofty, h e Kiid. dent le;iniing and test .sc.scores. a h e a d , mlaking al adjusinienis to While IWO tests - eigl llth-grade writing - snir(i'd righ! Dietrich •do with them," saidiid Murtaugh ‘'Ifweje got a 99 percent .score, 1 O n e o f M in id o k a County's ( siiuidards,s, aligning1 the ciirricti- at Ibe state average in llv School D istrict counS'jnselor Penny still wouliluldn’t be happy,- because schools, Acecpiia Elemcnentary in lum, implci'lemeniing ".^O-in-one” the Cassia ' Dietrich1 scsc.rJs were mixed, 'P attee. it’s nm lOi100 percent.” R uperi, has greatly concmcentrated tests, Gnidiiidually. such moves will County Sdiool Districi,:, the rest with grades fallingf;i at. ahove ;md fell below. ;• And, indeed, the StaS tate B oard of its efforts in raising standardssi translate: intoii beller-educaled below the stat.state average, . jHc^cation has listcnccned and plans BlalnC CountyC and applying benchmmarks, as students; anda improved test Richard Davidson,, tthe dis- In writing,ng, Ilth - g r a d e r s be.ai •to a d m in iste r the ne*next round of n irict's dirxictor of speci;ilI services, the slate aiive v e ra g e at 3.(>. w hile all scores in the Blaine well as ensuring that tlitile proper scores, he .said,.sa rests a month etearlier, in subjects are lauglit at tlth e api>ro- :^aid lhedi.stricl has to looook ilt tile e ig h th - g r aaders d e tied a Magic M D ecem ber, said Alliso School District were the items th;il ;ire lieing assesessed ;md Valley low in iimath at 2,2. lison W estfall. S X I t in in tlie region - all landed p ria te levels. And it has j s p o k e sw o m a n fo r tl; good results, Halleic-u“'saiif I'lUftaUghih determine whether tiiey’iv’re being ' But at 191Jl sitidenis.s the sdiool he .state average. ment. The new test igh School Disirict t;uiglii in the classroomm a n d to ' is t(H> snutll1 for foi th e lest results lo Gerald Hutchins, the dis- Acequia’s fourth-graderers'scoreii . reworded as well, she s higher than the state av I below tile Slate ;iver- what .legree. ;iccurately ;issess ;iss siudeni levels. ie'sald^‘ trict’L^?director for technology, Following is a rour both math and writing - Siiid SuiierinteintendeiH P eler IJol/. and database, wants the districts across the Maj 3.4, respectively. > have work lo do, but | “StatisticaUy:aUy. our figures aren'i Sia^lfvalley:^ JcoreMoS0 reach higlier yet. Buhl Districi test scoress seem lo relatively,’, wev were hapi>y with "W e’re Like the Cassia Countyty School re not satisfied with show that students loseise a little scoress” ” saitl Penny l’;uiee, , a r e JTmall e n o u g h - ' Kimberly tliem," he said. “We are pleased Districi. Buhl eighih- an momentum in junior hhigh and tho schools.s’ counseli)r,i 2 students in tb e founii H H Kimberly studentsts \performed that we’re graders scored well in ' re show ing progress.” regain it in high school. But. like inu Hagerman sdiools, ' It teach ers c;in clo.selv M M among the highestt irin the area ‘ Similar while the rest scored hel ar to Castleford, Blaine To reverse that1 tr e n d , B ender difCoiXerences played large J nd measure student w idi only one test - fo sta le ;iverage. • founh-gracle schools apapply their own version Minidoka Coiuiiy is swii.ilchinc 10 role in low:)wer scorcs ;ii some nt. lie Siiid. math - falling below "We’re not pleased airib.)ui it." unpnivemeni.l ow the state of the test:.•sts to nearly every grade a middle school and fcroiir.yoar grade |,.ve|s.Is. .'average. In writing.5, K im b erly ’s level to hchelp develop the neces- said Supeiintendeiit R high scho(.i form at, H;ii!elelt said. I hegreatt;ilest dispariiv was the J aiiabm-e Glcntis Fcrryirry .•fourth- and eiglith gradraders scored sary skills. llth-gradele writing lesi. Girls Hill. “ W e’d like them al. Slate aver;iges.” Glenns Fen•erry studenis siriig- ' :th c higliest in The Ma{Wagic Valley, 1 -scored wellII ; a b o v e Ih c sl.ile a v o r. ' Wendell After talking to highh sclmol «led, as eveiy■ly sscore fell below the ■ ■ ;3.5 and 3.2 respectivelycly- F ile r age. re;ichii;liing 3 ,9 , whereas the teachers ;ind students,;. h e h as .state average;e andai were iimong the ■ ■ I "We think they’re ; Elementary school stutudents ui boys only scsc o re d 2 .9 . H ow ever, Filer School District , receiv es lowe.st in th e MM, agic Valley. jw e’re n ot happy witli tl the Wendell School 1District unlike Ha(lagerman, in some concluded that writing ri lUt scores higlier than th e , ny other “We feel our studenis are mak- •Superintendent Jolin G. either tied or surpassedI thet state grridcs. boysys outperformed girls. more einph;isis tlian anj 'erage, save the eighth- j skill. Now it’s just :i malatter of ing profjirogress.” said I He’s taking a step ba averages, while the mididdloand i„eighth-grade boys j' erode S lath test, which matched j ai to the Superintendeidem Karen lirnesi. [ac-wliat exactly the dist high school students fef ll ju s t ive the state ;iverage at . Iiaving ilmt trickle down jcators are teaching, ho : average. jbelow 'the s ta te average. middle and elementar\'sschools. "But are w e whwhere we w;int to be? larticularly pleased wilh ; , 1 , 2 .8, w h ereasas giris scored consid­ ttead iin g and just how« ,n n u d .t i m o “We’ve put a greatt d e a l of he .said. A bsolutely not.' ct writing results,” said ( er than the state aver- ] is devoted to each item. e ffort a t th e elem en iaiyf sschool SO nge at 1.5, T he «>p goalOiil is t.) im prove aciid- M :endent Bill Feusahrens, ^ < But more important!;:ndy, G am o r “ we cati de:il with these pproblem s ,j Hansen emic achievenvement in miuh iind something we have put i ; the math scores up, ^ hich is inextriciibly Isaid he w ants to see eac a t a n e a r ly a g e ,” said districtict just st;uted the Siudeiits :ii Han.sen scho ort into.” '■ elow th e sta te “ to middle Writing is still being eiiipha- wwriting scores in the region sdiool students this year. improvement ii I With the exception Eighth-graders were the ^ sized llmnigli;gliout the curriculmn, “It reflects some hardro w.ii K test scores- [grade writing, which 1, witli th eir w riting test applying Ihele skill to all subjects, from fi tmr teachers,” ;state average, score i i Slatching the state aver- Bliss E -siie said. SlSuperintendent Dennis Coi t, these same eighth- Richfield jHagerman School DisDU^rict feU ^ Scores in Bliss landciled a t o r Although he’d like to se below the State average ied for tlie lowest in tlie n n e a r tlie s ta te average, wiivith som e Jerom e lllie improvement at thei’io‘‘high , All scoros at lUey in m ath. ' grades g ccoring just abo.o v e ,ind school level. Coulter s;said no hovered just Ik-1 tlie the, fourth-grade math s e s fro m th e J e r o m e ,.i was the lowest In th n happy with our scores oqtlie rsju st below. change in programs or c'urricu-ci ’ said Superintendent The key to the general! rict settled ju st below lum i,, is necessary. “I feel pretty VtOley. erage. I But perhaps more no Hatfield. “I think we scorcs si is simplicity. “I think we can do betterc-rinour l?ast . al tha better.” Superintendent s Kevin Lar lot a t th e lev el w e’d upper j,. grade-s,” he said. "W‘We just Supenntendenilent -is tho gender differencence in the „ ’ .said S u p erin ten d en t i,! Iscores. On every test, gir », hc said, Inst fall edu- Ratherr than focus on testsits, teacn- i-_ ■ i luivetokeepat it." "It would be)e I 10 b e girk scored t i “We’d not only like Ihat.” Jhigher tlian boys, drama gan a process of deter- e ei rs hit heavily on th e basic;ir < H lk J '" ’ Cobble. imaacoUy .n ust what cach student le .state average, we’d And that shoi he soipe cases. For instanci “If we can improve or mce, on the should knov it off th e m ap.” ^Castleford witluhesl;ite'si of eighth-grade writing tc low at eadi grade level. skills, sl then it doesn’t matte 5 test, gi^s No»ri,'sjustust a m a tte r of m aking a te ive the situation, the Students in the Castltleford new standards<11 scored an above-aver. te s t w e tak e,” h e said. try in g to ta k e in tii Sdiool Sc District scored at or>r above M eanw hile, th tl e Iwhereas the boys scored 9 9 co m m ittnlent er and applying the And it shows. In math e whole picture of a th e sy ite average, ers are encoun to have iwell below the 3.0 state a Dn gleaned, he said. eighth-graders ei scored 3 “ S “o1,d, ife, including home In fact, Castleford llth-gi•graders dents work o Superintendent Lee ] itimisdc that there will h hi ig h est in tlie M agic V allejViS = M o it sim- pre-schoolooling and K-12 acad- performed pc the highest: iin the returned fromr>m th e id hc was at a loss to rem ent,” h e said. “We’re trying to keep P “ emic growth.ll. 1Eadi area must be M M; agic V alley on th e vn-itinglg test. sliould give Uierdiem l)ctter C'disparity but said thi ppl ie ,” h e said. te^^ct Minijoia, addressed iff effectivee: teaching is “We’re proud of the wckvork of how to im prove, hu UIS ccrcainly lo o l^ inu a_Cpunty ------to take place,e, he said. It’s u com- , our on kids and our staff,"V s a id ------I?espite..the generalJjally below- In the ^doka County School Shoshone Sl picx and timeTie consum ing under- Superintendent Su Kelly Murprphey. Tinu^-iWws wt lii>bcn Maticr FAverage Kores, Mitchell ell said stu- District, sciscores fell below the Shoshone studcints scon>red ju st taking, b u t “J.“Jerome is up to it.”- Part of that stems fromI adma in- can be nxtchcd at I or c- jdfiDt le a m la g nnd perfcjrformance state averageage. below be th e s ta te average, wiwith one hcsiiid. • ististering to students the dislistrict’s mail at nnaticrap.aiB’ina^icvallcy.ctjm. C-4 TlmM-Ncws.i. TwinTw Falls, Idaho Saturday, Maylay 11. 2002 -...... ------L______fl)A H C )/)/W k S'I' ■j~ ------— ------—

P r o u d G R A D3 S ' = _ Feederal funds5 G r o u p h o n o r s R OT C profflam ' ■■” i w il OGDEN. Utah3h (AP) - The month,1th. T h ere a re th re e regions in ain5enefrt ROTC program ata Weber State the UnitedStates.Uni University has beeeen named No. 1 “It[t makesm me proud,” saifJLt. " ■ Calaldwell homeI C o in its re g io n -m a kJdng i it one of the Jessica>ica R ic h a rd s, w h o w as d>m- top th re e in th e natladon. missionsioned Thursday. “Pm a part ------CA:iALn.WELL-(AP) -N earja r ly ------Themtmberofa-officers graduat------of maki:taking it No.-l ."------2 5 B r 3 r S300,(X),000 in federal m ro l d evrelop- ek ing from the progn;ram has doubled Richaichards, who is setting out for m ennt t funding will provide hoilious-. from seven officersrs in 1999 to 15 Engine*ineer Officer Basic Course at ; for 21 low incom e families.;s. lieu ten an ts graduallating this week. Fort: LeonardLe Wood in Missouri. ------Therhe-Idaho'Developmenrar"and The Order of7Founders and was'part pai oflhe graduating class using Organizatioit, a nonpniprof- Patriots of Ameriirica Award was thatt attended a the National groyoup based in Caldwell1 wiwill ■ bestowed on the battalionbi by the Advancance Leadership Course lasf m ana;nage the grant from the U.U.S. U.S. A rm y’s C ad etn Command tWs. summerm er. j; Z'* r W r m D e ppartm a ent of Agriculturei r e ’s \ ral Development Prowam. The'he money will allow ".ow lo r~" r incomsm e fam ilies to qualify forrlow lo ;resi home loans by doing € ^ — m f m \ - /WU intere >e65 perceicent of the work them.selve iiilies can save betweeI'een ,000 an d $20,000 on th e co: Hi'''-'' hi a nenew home. w /iO ' 'V% Ir I en. Mike Crapo worked wit iTtia Caldwdwell Mayor Garret Nancoir . last yey ear to m aintain th e d ty ’ss eleli- v^qaBBPS-^ Ijlgiil V. I , gibilit}lity for th e grant. ■ , W^ork '"' on .10 o f ih e hom es is tto beginin at the end of this montl T h e: three-bedroom, tl two-bath wwvw .m agicvallelley .c o m _ r o o mn hom t es will b e U uilfon laniland ...... HilK u ^ , ow neded by the de\*elopment org:Tga- tion southw est of CaldwcJJ. Dustlna Abrahamsaitson £dmo, o t Fort Hall, a momlsmbof of tho S/ioshonfrBannock:k trftMtf (8 a m o n g (h e g rad u aitMFtWsyatll.. ti daho has high homeowner Y our Loca:al Online Informimation Source. | Indian N ations Unlvtniversity commencomont In Lov Lawronco, Kan. One hundred andsnd sIxty-sIx Indian students rarKBhed Ihsir ship rara te s and this g ran t will helj diplom as a t th o ccr seekings peace- Preserv2rvation, a nonprofit group would order ilic salsalecif I,6'I0 acres th e.•ir ir sacred sites, or in somt>me ful m editation. w hidi h 1 has allied itself with Indianlian Thee Latest in Localal News . |i: in WyijiiiiiiH loI) TThe Clmrch of cases,;es. outright ownership, some)me Rep. Nick Rahrhall, D.W.Va., tribesse; seeking to write greater pro- ; .Icsiis Christ of L iii ^itter-day Sainis. ohsenlervers Kiy. ranking member• onc the House tectioncm of sacred sites into law, has^ ______• A h o u t If>() Mlornion or pioneers ’‘TliThere’s fjoing to be a very serf'Md- R esources Com m itttttee, has said he q u e stions tio about the bill. “Our)u r . ■ - (liiril in M iiriin's C s C ove iliiritiK an o u si look 1< about the inadequateate was planning to offeifer legislation to main concernco is that this landi iis s ■ 18Sf) tr ip w est on or the Mormon prote)tection that Indian sacredred put greater restricti:tions on public being; transferredtt out of federalra l • r - Trail wliai they wcwere straniied for landsds have under federal law and uses of Interior land;ids that are holy protecuicuon. Right now, it has to be i N e w s I several days iii'aI hliz/ard.hli _ thisi hillhi could do to diange lhat,"at,” to Indians, m aintaiitained under certain federalTal — ...... 111 recent years,rs, ithe church has said1 JackJ Trope, exccudve direc-rec- Hansen has said1 heI would con- laws,and am it won’t w hen it’s ownedled sniiKlil lo a a iiiiree thtl e site on a cell- torof of the Association of A m ericancon sider supporting suchsi a bill by by thehe church,” said Anitaita • tral Wyoniinti parciiircel of land from Indianian Affairs. Rahall, but the Utaltah Republican Canovasfas, a trust la^s-yer. the U.S. H iireanofof I^ind Manage-• “1I don’td think-there's any per-)er- 1 nieni, citiiif' th e cove’scov hisloric sij;- suasivsive rationale for saying thath a t ^ ; nificance m th e -•hurch.d iu provicviding control over a sacredred : A lso o v e r th e last li few years, site toto Mormons is OK but not[ in M ^ M ^ W ^ 0 j - y : - I Iiuliaii trihcs havlave stepped up theca;case of Indian tribes,” ho said.iti- W W m ^ - their efforts seekiekiiifi H) protect BotlOlh Democrats andn d ^ ' medicine wheels,Is, an; cien t cairn s Uepuhlublicans in Congress have sig- and rock art thatat are on public naled;d thai they may be willing lo Jr ® ■ ■! Uinds managed hjhy ihe Interior considsider wriiing legislation thatfiat ______\ D eparlineiit and1 tlthe Agriculture wouldlid extend greater protectionion 2001 Dod^ Uepartinviit. •for Ind Ige Durango R/] 1998 Dodge?e Durango SLT r a M C h ev Suguburban LS Indian sites on public lands, . ^ 4x4.5.9 V8. If Ci>iif;ress approves a the Howowever, there is no clear sign 1 ^ . 4X4.5.2 V8. . 1 ^ ; AT. Leather. : M ariin’.s Cove hilhill/ which was that1 theytl would agree to hand B AT. Loaded. 4 - U , I ; Loaded, 8 Pasucngcr, S , . |W 7 Panda Odyssey n 1999 Merctcury Villager L IV E f I 2001 Nissan M; M U S I C ^m o q f a i 7 Pn-VjcnRer, P W [ l 7 Pa.

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I; V Saturday, May 11.2002 TlmyT lffl^ e w s, Twbi Falli, Idaho C-7 IMagic V\ alley RETTI HAY & CATTLEC l JL. r ,^r' _ RAII N C H A U C Tr iI o N londay, May 13, 202 0 0 2 l.ocaied: Carlin. Nevada • l I ocati-d 2.S mllc« ioulli nf Cafltn, (Pine on touth G ramim y win]m er w ill appearg aIt H ailey^ f e _ s t i Y a l llwy 278 (tureka-ll«*y) Carlin Ca is locaied approx: 23 mlleinllet west Liko, SiV, exit off -|.K()JU'UI 2WMWrM Corltirlln).-Follow dlrrctinn signj towardvards hurcka, th in conthiue'uh------L llwy 278 south. W jlih foriir till- big green buildlnx* both : By Karen Bossick( ers haveIia' invited b ack som e of ththe e Wlien Neraas stariirted the festi- able, evenev as it has brought in Sale Time: 11:00 a.m. PaciticPa PayllQhl Savings Timele Lunch lervet! TImes-NewB corra9performers, suchich — ' by KaHiy A m onong them. Cody and Williellie Center for the Ar\rts Director as Thee NittyI Gritty Dirt Band,id. TRACTCORS • CRAWLERS • Bi HAILEY - Nine-ne-iime Grammy Braun,un, who played at the (estivalval Richard Haa, it wasJS th e only o ut- T h i.s_ye:year's buttons admittingn o -lohn Deem .'i020 diesi-l'I tnictor. t cab. svmrhro trnnsniisfmission,.ilualjsi'niotes,,wi(lc, _____ ------^A>vard’w lnner"A'-Asleep'at the— ar7“t^“nnd'8:year-oldsas'parfbf"of Otkfr festivarR oing'iiin SuiTValley teeiT^acers and adults to all^ r, — ft'onrnft-rx-n-t^nwwr,'^"H pi. iiiicH, runH g’n-Til, j'.T.O. hr :Wlieel will helpIp thei Northern Muzzy:zy Braun and the Boys andmd with the exceptionjn of the Sun events W Dr..re4020di.-s..| Irnctoilor, cab. powernhift tninMmission rem o tes,.540 siWll sell forSlS in advance 1000 RPM P.T.O., wide fr Rockies Folk Fest:estival celebrate now' playpl witli tlie Austin, Tcxas-:as- V alley A rts an d Cr;irafts Festival. ar CM C • front, ir».0 X Tin rubber, li pl- hit 1 K opy & Print. Big Bada d w ith T.A., di.-Hi'l tnictnr,f, cab,< 540 and 1000 RPM P.TO.. 4 ts 2 Sth anniversarya ry . ' rootss rock n band R eckless Kelly. Now there are fest: r.O., dual rem otes, 1H.4 X :14 stivals of one____ BilPsj aniati^l>aprirr_Qne_nnd_Rcad_a d __ rubber, .'1 j.l. hitch • Fur:iirmuU.GGO.diciicl-trnctor..wido.idu.front..l5.;>.x-:Ui-rub>N'r,------~ ::‘X 6Uiitry*Wcsrert e r n ’s p rc m ic F c 'AlsoIso tony sta rtinng g i at the festival .seniorss ovo er 65 will bo adm ittedL!d hydn.dlic blade, nnolher•r good unit ■ Case 580F di.-sel b •Porter Park durinjring the two-day stringlg band, and the Celtic-fla-la- tliat I don’t see the le rest of the free. Inn (or loiidi-r. founder Kip Neraeraas, a Hailey groupip thi a t’s perform ed w ith thhe e The festival hass prc-lty well To heljelp defray costs, festival ^ o m e builder. “Thei'here's marriaRes Nitty/ Gritty G Dirt Band and others;rs; tnaxed out - 3,300 iss abouti ;ill th e o rg a n izizers e will hold a Folk-A- TRIlUCK - PICKUPS . AU1 li)(;(iClii.vroI.-l(i(l2ionliI truck, VH engine. .5 siK-ed 2 S1K-. ^hat don't last thatat longI and some Magic,ic V alley 's D e a d lin e R idgege park and the Porta-a-pottie.s can Thon hijhighlighting music frtun J ^ p l e d o n 't last thattlui long.” iiluogt:grass group; and Tiie m m .-liiU tockrack - Umi K.KonlF2-504x4 pickup. VH. 4 s|s he comfortably hold. Netleraas siiid. pust fe.sti•-stivals ffom 9 a.m . to noonin 10’ (lol bed - 1971 Ford F^F2.50 4 X 4 f.iekup. rebuilt VH, 4 . - To help m ark aI quarterqi: ccntuiy Knigh!4hts, a Nampa bluegrassss Neraas said orgatani/ers have Saturdaday, Mav 18, on KEiCHH n.eliil flat bed w ith sidi-ses - 19H;| C hevrolet ;i/4 lon 4 X x 4 4 of music makioR., fc:festival organiz- group.P- tried to keep the fesestival afford- Radio-91.91.3 FM...... lockoiil hub-., withth 10-n a t be.l - li)7(i DiKlgedui■ dump truck, VH engine, 5 • Hpeed. 'J Ht.eeil, l(l:(IO x I’O-0 rublx-r.lID.hoisi.runsgn-atv a t - I ly, 4 X .1, 4.’’.-l VH. .1 speeded, with .5lh wheel jilnte - li)79 trucl<. 460 Vh, iiulonialiclie, all th e candv. pnlriolic colo. runs • — M[INIDOK/ l A C o u nT i Y COUFR T R E C O3 R D S — — C adillac 4 dw .r si-dai. D.-vI'villo, gimil engine, parked f<.r 2< years - Numerous old - j.ickupH, oulOH and irockMks. Home 4 x 4. li.r p a rts or salvi tip bed.< - Dually iiicku). Inbed • 12’ pickup or Iruck flat In- The Tlinos-Wews missed; onene probation, 90 days' driver■ er’s liietise sus. yctirs’ dele It Im-iI eteriniliale t.L-ciilenliarv lime. ------— ------ctiiinnm-ntul-ul------pcn'slonrrtmc'crccltrciJ.irno-a.ivs--.irTFu^------suspTnrjiai,llOirrrTF^i^'^iTniiJT^FFmimiYi.■i:------HHAYING EQUIPMENT' HUl-HKT - R cccni^ni u c tiv ity in Sih r-^ ' ■ s tionary time; Magistratee .ludgi-, Roy C. pen ilcn tiariar>' time, suspended, relam ed New; Holland lOCH 2 widede se lf pro|K'lli-d burrow bed,ll, dieseldi engine, cnb, nuto- | Districi Conn in MinMin»dok.i County U liccnse. [ilead-id- . KoUs)»ay. sentence,% time ti credited; District judge mutic lie, flotiilion tiren •;-Alien 789 V rake, eleclninicic nndnr hydniulic controls ;includ«l; cd guilly, 57070 Omar AbeJ J’rjnjJJo, 2.2.5. JOO .S. 4.50 John M. .MeJansvlliH-l rublxT tireenilen- nwall.er • Haled hay jiiler■r ■- Approximately 100 hay tiirpsiirps I.5'x .50'nnd 25'X 48' Steven r;iul Cwitcss II.U. 22, 017 Second ^ C o u r t ^ ry jaiU, suspended, six muiiilmbs’ probation; tiary time, St.. Kiiperi; failure to ie. five years' indelermin.ile to carry driver’s \ one count misdemeanor.roh.iiir>n, Hazelton;i; Iwo l« counts' probaiion viola-I- lype with l.vdniiilic I.elly ddum p witlloiil privileticH; MugistruieMu| Jud|;c . . R tip eri; onele 180 days' driver's licenseise susjieiision, tion, pleadei t Miclinel K, Cnihirec. ided Kiiilty, probaiion revoked, inattentive driving, pleudedd two days' Mini-Cassia woivork In lieu of sentence' rem.iiuder re imposed; Dislrici GROUNINO WORKING EQUIPMPMENT ■ W ■ C enilJ I’ercz, 19. 20000 N.f 682 W.. l-iuil; p!ijty‘. S?(SlOO fine. SW.SO coun costs; onele jail; M agistrate judge l-irrirry R. Duff. ' Judge Johnhn M. Melanson. Minkin 7000 7 yanl c n ro ’nl•all on rubber, hydraulic lift-Kei- K ewanec Hi' Landem disc ' contem pi of cntiri; Mii{MiiKislriite JudRe oniiil le;i'leavinK the scene cif an a id d en t, on rul.lHT, culoulM front, bybydrnulic lift • AIIih C halm ers-S.'UOO ;U IC o frse td isc.d u a l I Uirry R. I)ii(f. pleaded i: innide rubber, hydraulic li d guilty. SlOO fine, S6J.;;n coun'j Felony dismissalss Ju v en ile lift - M assey Ferguson 52 12' inndein disc, eutouls Nichol.-« I.ince Riiy.y. 19.II 709 IC, No. 1, costs, 10 10 days in jail, suspended. 12 le dismissals front, on rubiier. hydrnulicicIift-Hrillion 12’roller barrow■row, crowfoot rollers, out- Rui»ert: contem pi of court;coi MiiRisirntc months's' probation;p one count providingn Frank Cenriuigrana; 4(i4(|, ,«)0 S. 250 ’ Rickey' I.. I.. Di.lan, 17, 121 N. l.ibenv, Hide rubber, hvdniulic liftI • Hversnian .'129 lund (ilane• on rubber, hydniulic lift JudKu Koy C. Holliiway.y- false Inf.infiirmation to officers, pleadedd W.. Rupert; one cunt rnisdenieanr>rm Boise; coniroietiion pr order; Williamlam Gene Bennett, 25,805 Secondd stance; Magistrate Judjielie M ichael It. W-. R u piiert: e r contempt of court;; with drawbar-Ilomemndolo 12'Hcrn|M'ron rubber, hydraulraulic lift. Caterpillar 10' ' m m MnfUMnite Ju d se Michaeltiael U. Cniliiree. St., Ruiier|>cn; prge A. Reyes, 37, (.21.21. Kll.a Ave., W., Rurley; contemptp t o< f c o u rt, fo u r SlOO fine, o*DTHER MACHINERYr ne. $0.1.50 coun COSIS. .U) davs in„ No. 103, Burley; one coon,co rnisde. JuVenllele sentenclngs mnnthV preibdtion; Mnnklanistratc JcidRf jail, siisptspended, 12 moiitlis’ probation;i; m eanor battery, dismissei HIC .510 20 hole.grain ddrill r on rubiKT, double disc, seeiler, se hydrnulic lift - Roy C. ll()II()w:iy, Mapsiraicrjiie Juilge Roy C. 1 lollmv;iy. felony robbery, dismissedetV’ oiie count Rii'key [.. [.. Didan. 17, 121 N. l.iberiy. Rliino 7’ jiull tvf.e n.tnry nimower. P.T.O. drive • M eyemm s(|uarf»( nose V ditcher, ; lifrain A. Crui, 48.i. 4004i W. 70S N., felony atlem pied firsi di-g.• 'rc". n, e invalii•alid driver's license, pleaded w ilh hydraulic and :i pl. hihitch • Kversinnn V ly[K.> ditcherc b ero n rublMT, hydniulic . Piitil; fiiilure lo p v e imme Ig under amended to misdenieanI,nor l.a iie rv SROr>0 fin e, Si>.t.50 court cosis; lifl • 4 row Acme uled corrugugntor, pl. hitch • K irchner Vty()<.V ly ditcher, .'I (It. hilch iiccident; M ufji'triite J p le u d e d g u ilty , SO.i.fidI c o u rt cosls- M agistratee JudgeJl l.;irrvR, Duff. New Hoiini- hale (.hredcler.r. <.n rubber, P.T.O. drive - Dam}ano.ser |H.st boh- digger, Ilollow.iy, ifluence sentenclngs , MagislraleJudgeltoyC.il.llollowav. ■ J-TK*-’ I.ui/ Lui Jiiare?, 15. 510 Walker, F.TO. drive, ;t pl, bitch - -2•2 section choin link (lasture'e harn.w,hi nnd drawbar - ■ ' . Jcir«e S. Alvarez Jr., 1C Hloy W ilfredo Ik-iiririuc|uc-/. 47. tll.4 Riil’cri; invaivalid driver’s license, j.lead- 2 truck tin- diialM for drag)igging meadows - Constructionion Co.' cem ent m ixer on ! ■ Ileylnini: cuiitempi of coicourt- Maiystrale Manueluel H. Ramire;. JO. 810 W. 40 S.. ■. $(.8.5(1 fin e, $(>.$.50 court rubber, I’.T.O. driven . • • • Heyl)um;i Main St.. No, ,1, Burlev; delivervit. of ,i ^ JudKO RoyC. Iloilmvay. ■n; misdemeanor, pleaded guilty, controlled subst.ince;'llis C helseii C. D extercter. 18, 2652 S300 fine,lie. S1H3.50 coiiri costs, 10 days■; John .\t. Melanson...... - J ' — ' T ...... Jasrm A lbertson, H,. 2'»5 N. LIVESTOClCK & FENCING EQUIPJIPMENT ------Hremwood, Hurley; fiiilurilure to c.irry dri- ii* 'days suspended, four months’ l.iticoln, Oakl)akley; one counl conlnniil of IH wooden Hi' hay feed ractickson skids'- ;i() wowlen IC'gn>■ grain o r silage choji|M-d ■ ver'f: license on person. prohaiion,on, six monilis’ driver’s license nissed; one cotmi inv.ilici dri- hay f.-eders - fi I>owdi-r lii\iiv.-r n.iinil liah- feeders • Powe‘owder River round hale ' tion, time-credile;islr.ile Felony sentenclngs?s S ^ ' i Snse, i ple ad e d giiiltv, Sf.8.50 horse fe.-der - Powder Rivever K i'. m<-tal w ater Irough;h - four 20' im-lal w aler •’ tro u g h ..-;i I loHting.s m etal c Misdemeanor seni -iin^yR. Duff. Rachel Hance, 20, 35551 lO ih S t., fini--. SGJ..'10;o counc costs. 10 davs in jail, 1 calffeeders - 14 Powder River•er 10'panels-i;i1 Powder ’ sntenclngs ■"A'i'JrSindro De-Jesus Osorio. 47, 405: Hcyburnipossessionofafoforged check, suspended,^d, 1 2 'm o n th s ' p ro b atio n ; Kiver 14' paiieU - 'IVco H.D.1). livestock catlle chute - Paul'aui calriiible, like new • , U ra o l C o m « ,.I 8 . 60oc N. 200 W-. MuplL- it..St., No. 2, Roperi; misdem eanor■ -• pleaded guilty, $88.50 courlort costs, two M agistrate•Judge Jii Roy C.ilolloway. Old mcKlel’n-co calf lable -'21'25 R.R. lies -A(it.roximatelv■HO KO 4-xG*W(Kxlenln'iit- ' Jcnmie; invalid driver’ss license,lie pleaded second offense,ofl i»leaded guilty, S200 e>s ■ Powder River■r rejilaren.eilt rails - A]i(in.ximil guns,». needles, nt ear tags, hot ■ Marlin DelgotJo. 38.'85.'817-’N in th S t., ' \M uelstn.toi.to Judge Michael R .C rahiree. Hbot.-<. whijis, pill giin.s. imjtli|thiiit guns, conl cinnips, dehornlorners, and many other > H Kupcrc; Jumoftic violcoicncc battery, LuisP.Lf. Lope/, 19,205 I-;. Fifth .St., No- live„lock vel item* - New tinGallagher H7.5 battery fencerrand an fence wire ■ pleaded Kuilty. S13G.50 fine,finj SG3.50court 5, R u pcrt; e rt misdemeanor, pleaded OLDD & ANTIQUE ITEMS cosl!j,180iliiys in jdil, I7S.17S days suspend- Ruiliy, S42.1423.50 fine, S78..'50 court costs, ^ IS i i ■ O D E L ^\ jAVERY McLANE ESTATE■AUCTION A ^ 1!K)H o r ;J9 Ford pickup forr rresloralitin • .McCormick 10'O' [lumon p rake • 14' brush ■ cJ, 12 months’ prob,'itian.jn. timeI credited, 20 duysin in jail, 16 days suspended, six ■ Motulay, Sfiiy 13, 200212 1 rail - Old wagon and buggyy ip a rts - 2 orold conl or wooi!«il beatersIi . Hunch rake 30 days’ discretionary lime;lim Magistrate months' probation,pn six months' driver’s wheelH • -2 old 20 i;al|oii cniriank - oil tanks • 2 belt driven bi JudRc Roy C. Hollowiiy. lic e n s e suspension, su lime credited; . I [.ocated: I0I4 (i -Street,S\ R upert, Idaho w.ndilid. t,irUSA.iclii.osiniiv, , , -n buzz saws - 12''walk- _ ing jilow - Piece.s and p a rts. of4ol wheel box wagon • Old bobsl.obsled-2Fn^snos.Slip ; Jeremy James Fisherh e r. 22, 39H N. MaRistraie.lie Judge Michiiel R. Crabtree, AUCTION TIME 1.00 PM1 lUNCH AVAILABLE scraper • Horse nioxver - ohold horse buck nike fnimes . W( s B. S parks, 22, 28 H. 100 S., ANTIQUESA & COLLECTIBLES ‘ WiHxIen wagon wheels Mcridiiin, Rupert, pussesssession of druR ‘ James B - 2 row Mormon horse cornrru g alo r w ith c ast in.n Kent - CChampion forge and H p.iniphcnialin with intent-•nt toi use, plead- Rupert; mi-sdemeanor,mis am ended lo mis- Duncan l-l.yic Clicrr> M.tJii.tJioi;..n) Tal.le w/(. f’.idjed Cli;iirs'is ( Ilo cuelJeiil ain.liiu.n) - IX'picss,..o GLisv: I’llil., Go blower - Foirbiinks single pistonpi> gas engine - Stover singlengle nistun gas engine • ■ cd Kuilty, SlOO fine, SG3.5I13.50 court cosls. dem eanor,or, pleaded guilty, S200 fine, nrceii. .Saii.l«uli. Clear • Old: .MaiMcs,M . C.unival Glass - Large Willi- single piston ga: Roseville V.isc-GI;iss Hdrin - 1 :;as engine, basket case - Onee andan 2 man saws-Old ■ 30 days in jnil. 30 dayx•» suspended.si 12 S78.S0counJun costs, $50 defender fees, 30 ;ii):cralni D.nes liMorical Ncas Ailleles-lleiryAll [tout Sei Farmbaiul stacker frame amOld bucket. months’ probation; Magi;agi.siruie Judge ‘i»ys in jajai il. 28 day-1 s u sp e n d e d , 12 -l-iicman Collctilhlcs - [•irvirv Ctiiel C.ir l.i,|uor IX-.aiili-f - OldeiIlder Mi..lclC..ii.er;.- Dell i months’ probation,pr 90 days' driver’s r.-Ilctiion - Ol.l Tulip (ilj'ilass Jar • l.ailies Aiilii)u.- Oiess^-rst-r • -Sci IViUhik- lioiiles - A HORSE.: • SADDLES • HARNESlE S S I Roy C. Hollmviiy. Smcx.th m outh blue roan geld Saul Valencia, 29., I’.OI> . Box 71, license sussuspension, 10 days’ discre- ' ‘ l-ioip.H.i|.oiiiICl.i-.s-Silverer I’lea-s - |,;,nlrios - I'.vlcl Knile...... C .. llc«.ks . T •Idmg, he is a kids horse, but hasban nlso Is-en used hrn* - — OM Iron - Siiuill WmHlcn l!ovIt. Colli-uioii . out Hullons - Casi on the rancli - Several assort>rtexiinnximao-ly 10-15 horju-cni- , l’ols-ShiK-l.allic-»;.skL-ls.|• • llollle Collecuons - lieity Ihm I Scl-Ciohk-ls-CissclI'ietesSci | him Mujustnite JudRc I jr r y R. TDviff. Snndru uL L Ennis. 51. 336 \V, 24th .Sr., -Cryst.il Slcniw.iic ■ CVssi.il'.d Candle Holders . Milk (iUss . Luis 1*. Lopez, 19, 205; E. Fifth St.. No. ">is misdemeanor, pleaded guilt^’, IRIRRIGATION ITEMS FURNITUREf ft APPLIANCES 4 wheel |.ii)<‘ trailer - Kjiiinlslls 20'xH-ring lock mainline-.i.e. Assorted wheel line ! Rupen; invjilid driver’s•’s lilicense, plead. ^200 fine,;, SS2I8.50 conn costs. 30 days . Gr.iridl;iitii:r n.>cJ. - 2 M-m.n * A W Rtiiliy, SGC.50 fine. Se3,5(13.50 coun costs; m jail, 288 dduys suspended, 12 months' it Turned I-imps (Hmli ;;raiKlfallu-irchKk ch and Iao.|.s .irieoi.idc A part.'x - :iO-X 20' g a lv an im lI culvertc - no-X IG'galvanizeded culvertc - 2 1 2 ' x 10' . by Toi lliul^cr. Iivat u.HxIailaallcr) ■ GK Keliiiicialot - Ani.inii.in,ta Retri,-oi..i..r • K..|vr T galvani/.-d culverl.s - ;i :i(i'gi MaRistnitc Jud^e Micliiielel RR. Cruhiree. ■- galvanized spring box • Approxiroxim alely 1/2 m ile of 1 WasliL-r/ Gi; l)r>cr - \Vh,iln,«r>s.| Move - :7 - RCA TV w/HeniolelOle . Scu.nt: ilox ,.ii l.c>-s .- I I/4", I 1/2". nnd 2 ' t.lio.lic jii|:lipe - Flex pi|H- • Som e H" nnd,d 12-PVCpi|H-ll: » ^ : Steven I’aid Coal, Judfic Liirr)' R. Duff. KITCHEN hull only jihiH boal iniih-r, no engine, outln.aril drive is brokenbroV - Kawasaki 210 M.nrvin W. Sm iihee. 33, 1250 Hurton / / / ^ ^ T Coiriifii; Wear - Cliin^i l(os<-1*.• I'.iily .Si-1 - C'hiiu Cups.V .Saiaeiss -. lI ’;e I'lalesA Rolhni: rn.s ^ ' Iportable gas generator - Kohlihler l.fiKw gas genernlor, 11.515 voltvi Ave., No. 3, Hurley; foilurilurc to obtain I -ramicr.V:Jats-\V'ainc-|i.)ii1.11 - l-leciiiv l iyiiit: I’.ui - Miciouase..se-Pot'sAf..i.s- SHOP oversize permit, pleadedd giguilty, $08.50 I lloi 1'l.itc; - Mcsicaii Vcimmill ’Ware - Chiii.i - While Mnuniain(i AppleA| IVelcr ■ Hoi I'lalc - INew M iller H(.bcnl 22.5(5 [.o fine, S63-50 court costs. t.ortal.le welder/g..nerntor. 225J25 limp. 110/'240 voll, I Kcccivinn Dislu-s . Suji.ir & Creamer. Servinj; [l.ivvl - ,M;irliiiiIini .Sci - Clips A. ,<;auci-is - ielectric start, used once - Hvilyilniulic shop press • 4 or.5 prop Juim Davis Myers, 19, 14 I Tc;ip..l propane or di.-sel space , 140 S. 400 W-. I...... leni - Honda portable meiwwer washer - Ni-w Cniftsmaiim an (H.rtable a ir com- S ■ • No. 50, Ru|)ert; one countmt cuniempi< of J UNEN ■ Oldguills-T.mcls-Shcclv-V - licddinK Ipn-Hsor • Miller Tbuiiderboii:It 2;i0 ani(i A C /nC w elder ■ 2! VictorVic acetylene weld- ■ ■ court, dismissed; one counluni invalid dri- iing culting outfltn • l.<-g vis<- a SHOP TOOLS ■ an d sho() Ih-iicIi - 200 lb anvil'il-Ghp(;o - ( gallon com- ■ ■ ver"*licen.sc, pleaded Ruilty,ilty, $68.50 fine, pressor, needs con>pres»or • (Jas(J encine nir compressor -Ass ' ‘ Drill I’lcss - Cam Mar - II.)sc..ses. Tar (Ti.dns - H;.n.l S.ms . U-ilevels ■ flalleiv ( h.ii};eis - . i { -Assorted bolt bins and S63.50 court costs; MubgistrntcIsi Judge Ik.Ii .s ■ M nkita grinder • !!oscisch Hull Df.g drill - Klectric dr U rry R. Duff. is n o w ' llaml Saw - IC'TaMcSaw - It,Koiiitrs-Droi.C.'ids-Sanfleis-l'.iii l',ioU-S[...isGim-H.inioicis f c drills - 'IVansmission - - Wa-nct.cs - T<«.ls . Car It.iii fillers - Darrel j.unip - Handidymnn jacks - Gn-ase gunss •■ I^.gI. chains - Chain • Abel I’en.1, 22, 140 S. 400 W., No. 17, f l l l.iioiis • Oil - Joiner • Ci'iKTcie To..KiK.ls • Cl.oiij.s - Skill S.m • I a c c e p tin g Trailer Hiicli. Hand Drills -■ I'ims-I-, l-kuiK' Healers - .Smut llhmhmer-.\bsv, 'bindenr- Coine ii longs - Pryy Ibars - Mnny assorti-d handI t(H.lst(M. • C hain hoist Rupert; open coniiiiner violiviolation, plead- I’opiilar WiHKi ed S'lilly. S50 fine, SG3.50 ■ MlMISCELLANEOUS CAMPINQ a FISHING 1501 gallon divided pickup file, Maftistniic Jud^c Larry R.[list!" Di a pppiications i nsliinj; I’lilcs - Itccls. Nets .^Tackle-Camp Sli.ve iicd tank • 2 power poles • 1(»'i’ llII iH-am d ra g -R e b a r . Christopher R. Heaton,.23.ms.10th 23, * ' rodsr . Angle and H.R. ties • IK(«link wihhI heating stove■e .• Hatlery chargers - St., Rupert; open contnine: MISCELLANEOUS Omni( diesel genenitor, ba.ikel,et case • Set of four 10* riuliniinl tireti s und w im -ls for ■ ■ Incr violation, f-xolofii/er Air Trcalnicnl CeiCeaicr -Vis.„unl Scuiiit: Ntadiii.e i pleaded Kuiliy, SlOO fine,e. $63.50S coun c,,|-, .e in Cat.inel ■ l.iij!j;a}:c - ppickup • Gas Hoy eleclrlc pumimp • Hydniulic cylinders and:id hosesh • Drop cords • H H ibmit online at: ' ‘ Candlcs.Ho.ikI-;mls.2llc..lil.hh Kideis. Wheel Ch.oi- TranviMor.lor Ra.lu.. Caaierus - 2 Car i > 'IVuck 'I chains • Forkn • Shov<-lsels - SU-dges . Post drivers-Fen costs; MiiKistriite JudfiiIdge Roy C. Kailios - Puzzles - Oiinics -• Chrisuii.is( Wi.ip .t DaoMiioiis - nollowliy. s - I’I.... Siamt - l uepLiec „stretchers - Cniwliars - WideIe load ram ps - Draw pins ,-''25o'molnsse:i - 25 plastic Uiensils-l'layPcn-flinhCha'hail - W.ill Minor lub:*II - Projiani- n-frigenilor - ( Anthony Wcstovcr, 27,7,645 6 Legend hllp://pain NOl'l-:; All Ilcnis liuvc tx-s-nII v»rll tukrii curr uf und urr clciiii - Other miscellnneouH items too numerous to men- 'aintmogic,magicvolloy,com lion.NOTK: This ranch hns bebeen owned bv the Pieretti famil Drive, LoRiin, Utiih; m otortor currier log OWNERS: ORDEL:L & AV£RY McLAN£ & DORIm is WRIGHT h iiniily for over (.5 yearn book violaiiims, pleadeddRuilty, r $107 has now been mild. All the 6515 years of accumulation gm-s's upuj for auclion. G8, n: i l 0 St.. . , A Cart VanTasseli Kcilh Coucti Paul Couch NEIQHBC30RS CQNSIQNMENTS Heyburn; invalid driver’s licc 4TS liccnsc, plead- ininfontmtlon f cull i♦ 208-431-3405 20S-431-9300 cd Ruilty, SC8.50 fine, $67.50 c 208-420-732I ‘ ‘ TRACTORS . TFPRUCKS . TRAILERS5 -• AUTOS m 50 coun costs. Farmiill 400 gan Uactor with l( Leonardo R. Lugunas,, 27 27, Box 34B, I TERMS; Casiish or Bankable Chock Dayly of< Salo I' I loader, double froni, fust hilchtch • Jo h n Dcun- B gas 736-2122 I trac to r w ilh .John Di-en- No. .5 Dcclo; one count contemptH ofol coun, dis- ______I S A ^ A N A G K ^auction^t coums^ . 5 ln id m o w e r-F n rm n ll H gns;ns tniclor,ti single fn.nt - l!)H6 C hevrolet C aprire 4 dcdoor sedan, 50 miles on neww longh. block engine • 1907 Chevrolet 2 ton truck, wi'.vith K i'n a t iH'd, VH, 4 «|>eed,l,2s)M'ed 2 s • 198-1 Buick I Skylark - 1D51 (.'hevrolet dunump truck • 1982 ChnjiamilI 20'20 inndem nxle ■'•li. ; wheel horse Iniilef HORSES '■ •' Regi(ii.'ri- ! ’VW'rt • e'jim m y B uffett Men year old gelding, genlle lemorial Day Concertrt in Las Vegas, pic) 1 w e SPl)te spoolK>ol •■ 18.4 X 2G irnclor . tin; - Hydraulic pumps - 2 auloitomntic watereni • pilu-rs - 2 gasga gwy Buffett" Nifsl/gKt atv Dunkecn's NOTE:N( RomenibcTrverytbinKR iis miles Uxablo in the stale of O W N E R : PIPIERETTI HAY RANC ?*iay/Meiy UU,-- (6t!:30biHi til cldt f s f n g HCH : ______D O M IW EK P IE R E T T I 775«754.6IU 6 8 5 6______r^fnj'.the fiin' a rS ^o n m e d r e s s e d lik e a "F“(*orrot Head". 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Did I do a re n t, sa id P a t D o rm an , w wl; ho I'letv D irections at APpM. w h at 1 I sa s; id I w ould d o? D id I ■ C""':’ee of Eea,cads the Boise State Universii:rsity Larr Southern Idahoh o IS o f fe rin g a g^j-j quality Eloclrclrlc In Boise, looks over one-llle-llne diagrams for a transfer s\switch In tho start inyny cdiiy wilh m cditiition a nd " ociology Department. r? ______ctirecr-phm ning; wwc orkshop. "If uj .they can’t afford day car idlan, IdIdatio. Friday. His job tias allovMowed Goyor and his family toD llvoI a mldcjlo- c a r., the ond of eiicli day he ^ h e workshop1 wwill benefit those minlinor children might b<; le, le ft cl'- w rites'i comments co iuul observa- >Jjjo are beginninjling an education, alonlonc. Latchkey children areire a linns. .l?yjng to identif iflection of that,” Dormai; saii itify interests or reflc Siiid, I s b o o n il l i f e - c h a n g i n g rhere are not many resourct c&vcloping ncw sk.skills, said a press “Thi irces ■ po3ft middle-2-cIass lifesStyle ...i:^l•^.e” he Siiid. release from thele Center( for New forir afier-schooli programs, ana n d . H e encencouraged the groui> of chill Inections. iildren become a casualty i ;ss people to stiirt journals, lis." Tho Assoclatou >-tese ss ______to have better c|ual hA .staff memberber will help par- this.' 'oiild rocomineiid you do it A state report estirnates rlu beciiusc we'ro tniiii ticipants identifitify their inter* ^ living wages ' t„.i.y,”" 1, H ughes Siiid. “ You will WM ectronic .semiconductor proce liOISli - Uirrj’ GC eyer won'i be can see lhat first haiu <^ts, discover their thi workplace t ccordlng to Ilic Nurili,'-esl )urself changing before H ir is th e fastest-growing joi), sei tiiiiikiiigim icii abcii)out Iiis joll early Mk < The niiniber of un ttoents, exploriore careers in i: k JuIj Giip Stiicly by (he eiyeyes," ■ ir in ihe state that does ■jjmnc next tnonili whenen he takes hts ^ in Idaho luive risen ^m arid und invinvestigate their m Noillnvcsi Policy Ccntci. a liv- lortuniiy is formed wiien - B iquire a college degree. Thrrhat family to a rented!1 beach hoasc on " • ^ year, according to o p tio n s. wofie is cJefmci) as ono thnt liininates idleness in con- :port esii'maies there willJ b the Oregon CoastU for a relaxing • '"(I ” 2 , ”ureau of Liibor Stali ; S^ass will be heldhci in two parts, n, ’allow;ows individuals nncl laniilics to ion, beliiivior iincl iniagina- ioiher-520 semiconductoc to r w eekloiig viiciitinn, 0 In 2()01, -12,000 Idil.iiili,. w orkers from 2 to 4 p.m. MayMj 20 and 23, at Dt basic noeds v.itlioul {osortiny e saicl. In conversation ask •ocessor jobs added lo th Bul it’s tluit jo1) b - as an eleciri- "’cct I. "K were union tneinliei.ers, up .,(««, t|»e Center for NewN( Directions. I ■ , )ublic assistance and piovides •if w helhor, whiit is being aho economy annually unti,_,ji ciaii foreman for Q uality Electric to Pubi ' from th e pi evious yea -/fflmission is free 10 ability to deal willi emeraen- true, necessary and kind. ree. Registration nnko108. in Boise-that has;IS allowed Geyer some ; '• Because Idaho is aaVighi-to-w.irk I r 'cKMline is W cdne;Inesday. For infor- x,, ; and plan nhe.icf. It is not a in constructive instead of H The rep o rt found lh at th e jol- and his family to:) liveI a middle- cies ar stale, unions rej)re:•esent 48,000 ‘ laStion, call 733-95'•9554 or (800) 680- p.,‘ " povofljeily v^iif.c.'• workers, said JanellIH I vet-.im atui- “ ".J;'‘^■’"vcinversation, Hugiies siiid. ■ lys an average of S9.47 an houi ot goals, ho said, write a | 0^74, Ext. 2680. o r S Ihey live m anuIlice Boise home Tliestudy slUi calculatcslho wacc (or a ly>'with the Idaho UtUfpiirliiieiit of 519,697 a year. A recen statement ;uid read il ■ adveIverlisement for Microi jmd drive a new Fo,•ord Expedition, nunibeibei of hoiisi.‘tiold ciicitni I-ihor. Theiiumber rtrepif.sentsK,7 st. •bbi, choose,s. to siancoices, twsi.'d’on t^ies. savinjjs petceiil of the suite’s;-s labor force, a 'diiy until it l>ocomes •,— IPACORP, IdatIaho Power l exhnology’s d i Boise plant offerei*re ind nienioi7 . Don’t sliare a pproduction n o p e ra to r’s jo b for fo 1 niise their two i"‘y union member^^rsl.ip illcCTl, m ind. “ Ik , * nif;iil. but I am invi: I to do w liatever it takes." ^ W ar^iual shareholderJer meeting at 10 childiildren. vi.lvetl our . lopoft: Consc(|ueiitly, som.me workers ves you to eljited il story iibout listen- ajpi. Thursday at tl , ^ children," Mrs. Ge.eyer said. She , , enjoy ihe benefits oc.r collcclive . Hereljit. t the companies’ PrcProduction line jobs in in the e ticked off th e iictivit llvldual: S:0,11 an hour, or hen lie wiis young, to a corporate lieadqua I’ities she panic- ' bargiiining but are ii hihiippen and wlien, iind n^y do so througliJl iia live W eb ca.st iho earned an average oi "I Fifteen years iigo,o, I-irr>'left llie ally, Me poinis specificalally to Idaho the oard in ii pockot. olj the Internet. C Cc onference call $17.3*7.34 a n hour in 2000, or about militnry wilh trai•ain in g in th e singleiglo ndull wltti two ctilldron:' I’ower Co, iis a nonuiunion conipii- Huglies> wrwrote tliai he wiinted lo l(^.stics arc posteded on the compa- S3G.0f5,060 a year. In jobs th e state ••'‘c S e a b e e s. th e NavyIT's civil enci- si 5,8383 an hour, ot S32.920,nmiiji. • ny known for payingiw w elh iiid tak- P‘'' ! I)resideiiI-of ii coi;ii)iiny nics’ Web site,:, \ w w w .id a c o rp classil-ssifies as “production occupa' neering arm. Her.? and his wife ,-,ny . iiiid m akeike J$1(K),0(K) il yeiir by iho ■ ■ tio nns," s the average worker ing ciirc of its em ploye i& c o m . moved to Boise, hth er hom e, and . _ lUii Geyer luis als e was 30, Afler ciirryiiig H H 7iedS11.63anhour. 0 adults, ORO working, wltti Iso'seen the :;i}*re.sentation slidelides will also be Geyer started out ii ottier side where pa)ay is lower, ihecardfoi;l for il num ber of years he !onie ncw econom y jobs are .so - ...... chlldron: $13,73 an hour, or B t^ilab le on th e Web \V site at the - •'‘f’ tice electrician. .orking condi- becam e• disdiscouriigfil iind'thiew it V they are not yei classified, 5G2 annually- benefits few er and woi b a n n i n g o f th e meim eeting. . Sleatiily, lie e;iriKned fa lte r pay- S28.5G, IUS. . T h e ^'W'y, ring the past five years, the tions chiiigerou. 'flic annual meeti::eting audio Web checks iind m ore res]Lisponsibility, ' ’ 1’'^°0 adults, a both woiklng, with Interiiiiiional Broth )oforo he w;is .50 ho roiil- te has recruited a number of therhood of cjtst and slides will ‘ Today, iis miinageHer of the cam- two chlldron:chll S17,18 an hour, or Electrical Workers pi hiid reiiclieci ihe goal on ' /ill be accessible rnmn-npanies to open call ceniers. pro tects him ‘/ ‘■‘‘I I'at om ine for 30 days, si pany’s h ealth care prproject.s, Geyer S37,35'351 annually, from ih;it,hesays, th e card, starting shortly jj,^'anell Hyer, an analyst with a n e r th e m eeting. earns more than S5iii50.0()0 a year, "I’ve been arm ind unsiife u situii- "'niiit I Wiwas profound," Hughes ■ ■ th e 'ldIdaho Department of Labor, >»f. But to him, it’s aboitout m ore tluin '------tic)i)s in. other environiHimeiiis. You «aid. “ IiI started sii me on a seiircli H ■ d jobs lhat mainly require j u s t m o n e y . I t ’s a ii b o u t b eing "T o me, in iraining has alwaysvs eillier w orked in it or you did n ’t '^'l>y sotsomo people iiccoinplish ippOintS celepephone work are spread Albertson’s app involved in his contmmunily and been mporiant,ini| 1 had an avenue>e have ii jot). T h ere Witsts no job pro- ren iark;iible iib l things and others oughout basic industries so giving som ething hai)ack. U e teacli- as iin apprenticeap| to receive morerti teciioii," he said. “ Whi^liL'ii you’re ii don’j." 4 group vice eyy are h a rd to track, ;e president Ii' es new apprentices,'S in teclinical training,lg, to be belter." l-irr>- siiicl.d. busbaiicl and a fa th er. r.! going home Please see WAGES. Page D3 grWIN FALLS - Boise-based D3 classes tw o nights iiI week.w “Always,ys, the union has been ablele at night is im portiini totoyoii." Picasilease SOO SEMINAR, Page; D3 ^Vlbertson’s - a groceocery chain w ith several Magic Valleilley stores - on Fyjday announced3d the appoint- X v Clear Ch;lannel profit w n t of Linda Massiissman as group leborn nrTiagazinile wins aawards vue president for finfinance and cor- o„ 2 - pi];ratc planning, effeffective imme- Karen Bosslch I exceed arnalysts’ expipectations d|4tely. . e»Nows corrospondont a Knight Rldder Nows Sonorvlco______lion. Thaiat comparesc to.ii net loss vLinda is one of:>f i th e m ost tal* lAILEY - Sun Valley^ f9?Sl ebted financial executives ex in Magaz^azinc, re.scued from the mag- I H I L S U I o f S309.33 n on of S SAN ANTONIO) - C le a r S1.63 billioi tfie couniry,sjisaid Felicia azinele |graveyard just over a year foi th e . S Channel Cotnniuiiiciiciiiions Inc. ler last year TTlornton, Albertsorson’s executive ago,, hhas won two top magazine i| Ciiiigln W all S tre e l aiiiilysis ai off Free cash vjce president andnd chief finan- honorsors. the jl guard with stronger thtliiin expect- piiny uses i c(al o fficer. The h e Sun Valley Magazinen e I ed firsi-(|uarter earninings clespile. rose 2 perci lo •^Sho brinys to' AAlbertson’s a HOMIME .2001 won a Maggie for the advertising dololdrunis of forthec|Uiir ^cessful track rcco-•cord of driving' B estt Annual Consumer 2001. ‘■Consider ^ itiv e results andar creating Publicilication and the Sun Valley The San Aiilonio-ba:Jiised liroitd- ronment, w sfsreholder valueJ fifueled by her Magaa?a2ine W inter/Spring 2002 ' 1 ^ ^ ^ 2 9 n we casr. outdoor ad andd entertain- our first-(|ii iit-depth knowledgeIge of business ' won1 a Maggie for Best Semi- ni- ment firm - which hash: severiil whicli Wiis 1 pljinnliig, financial i lual Consumer Publicalion al analysis and Annua Tw in F a lls r a d io stations si - ed." CEO n the Western Publications L o w ry s^ategic corporatetc communica* from t reported a paper lossISS o f ab o u t “ This model A ssodi)dation. t% i-" Slf) billion for thele c|uarter good signII ih 10 Maggie Awards, ihe-nsso* : Ijlas.sman’s experie:rience Includes ■Hi bocause of changes in1 iliiccouniing cohsiiiners ion’s, most prestigious pub-ib- ^(lior positidn.s in, businessbi pbn. f/S " w standards tiiiii led thele compiiny our produc ng event, recognize a maga- !^g, strategic devel to take a ,?I7 billionHI nonciisli capubilities. velopment and !’s v o ic e , u s e o f e d ito r ia l Theso two etlltlona of SuSun Valley Magazine oaniod industryinc honors rocontly. charge, In T w in I finance at a softwar»are company, ices, quality of design and t h e m a g a z in e .” saiciid Publisher River /alleyVal and worked al Sun1 Bui iiiialyslsiind invevestors paid has countrj’ station KEZJ- A&enturc Strategic1C iServices an d consist!istcnt visual tone and identi- and Editor in Chihief Laurie . Valley MagazineM. for four yearss closer attention to nuninibers that • FM, news at station KLIX- i^phs Grocc| 7 Co.)o. T he fo rm er ty . A\bout b 1,800 publications C^fornia residentIt v w ill re lo c a te weVe ir '’s Sammis. “We offer,a,a good repre- when il1 was^ known as V-alleyy showed Clear Channolols’ profits AM and oldi ! involved in this year’s con- scniation of the dept t^lb crtso n ’s head

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May 10, 2002 ------— 12.000 _Study_r ranks Rr£)ise as-gKceatplacei-tO -Start-1;business^------DowJones ------—— 11.000 lujisi: (Ai>) -- 7\n annual, ‘‘We-• haveh actively addresseded Cognetics bases ilsIS rankings on Birchll saids Boise has a history Industrials cnirc|)iciicniii:ilal sludy has sirengngthening ihe comiionenisus such criteria as sign;nificanl new of fosteri ering an entrepreneurial‘‘‘ -97.50 ------10,000 i;inkL-c'rceiii, M o rrisoion r Knudsen Corp., the High Low areas in the stistudy by liie work< force,f balan ced ta.x struc-ic- and that's not bad,”,” Birch said. engineer;ering and construction ------B.OOO • M a s s iic h u s e ti s ecoiioniics ture. s( n 10.061.57 9.922.81.83 ^solid_c,oininujiicaiioiis.mfra-_ra------llYoalrii-iiut-iiuthc-i;-iame-league------c u m p uin n j y ,------n o w ------c a I l e dtl------Rocoftl hlghni;722.<2.98------I'cseaicli firtti Copnigiietics hic. L isi s-iruciii-lure, education and trans-IS- ' as Liis Vegas (which11 :raiikeil first ' W ashingngton Group ' „ '■ ' ' 7.000 yeai-, l}i)lM!was2(>th P Jniv 14,2000 FEO. MAH. AAPR. may (ith on th e lisi. poriaiir r]>risud to be on “W’et’e are constantly looking foror beat out places like; 'Tallatiassee, Parkinsoison put together Micronn Iliat list.” Nancy:y Vannorsdel. ways: tou attract, retain and grow)w Fla. (No. 3S). Honoluilulii, Hawaii, Technoliology- Inc.; and J.R. ' ' |)re.si(Ieni of iliele iUuise Metro busitienesses here,” Vannorsdelcl (No. 70), and Salemm, Ore.' (No. Simplbt)t founded-an: agribusi- Cl.iunber of Com;mmierce, said. saiii. 73)." ne.ss emipire pl based in Boise. S t o c k ss fall Fricday as Comppany thiniks it will1 fin(d buy^ers forsalawmills COKUk d’AI.KI.K.NK (7\P) - and almostall a million acres of i n v e s t co r s t a k e profits] of positions with Homee Depot ami “The thoughttl of having the Louisiana Pacificc CCorp. officials forestst in Idaho. Te.vas andid other big hii.K retailer;;rs." major indndustrial emphiyer back ‘ NEW YORK (AP)’) - Unea.sy ket hass g(gone down to reflect liojie to raise G'X) m illio n by Louisiatiiana. A b o u t 4 >0 jo b s aare on the on the auauction block is unset- r in vestors o p ted ^>r safety sa again ihat.” selling sawmillsIs ill northern “Thehe lumber business is theie line at the companyly's mills in tling to0 say: the least,” said Friday, taking profitsits for a sec- Investoritors liad first believed Iiiaho ancl clsewlierlere, kind ofof gem we think someonele Bonners Ferry, Moy>yie Springs Darrell1 Kerby, mayor of ‘ ond straight day and1 1leaving the that earniirnings would recover in In an effo n loI pay p: down $1.2 will want,” xva said David Dugan,n, and Chilco, and a SandixiintS Bonnerss Ferry. “The signifi- market indexes with oionly modest the firsiI quarterqi and now their l)illi(in ill (lebl, tlie tlte company is spokesesman for tiie I’orcland,;1, finishing plant. Lasast Augusl. cance andnd importance that lum- ({iiitiiiiK tlie liiinl)'nber business, Ore.-ha;hased company. “We’re thele the com]>any boiought ihe her and t gains from Wednesd■iday's h u g e li(>i)cs forir tlthe second ciuarter are d the tim ber industry’ _____rally^______------sellitiK off-iis iiiittty-i■ty-Hs-rjO-milb-in------N'o.-l-pr-p ro d u cero f s tu d lu m b e r inin —------Bonncrs-Fcrrj-mill'frfrom -C row n------plaj'-in'tl ______diminishingnng. Johnson sjiid a third- -rheTogion^cannofbe—■ rire two-day selloff ' the United Slateses and Canada the U.i-I.S.. and we iiave stronglg Pacific. u n d erstatea te d .” f wasn’t sur- (|uarterrecirecovery could also prove prising given the triple-le-digit surge to be moreure premature, optimistic enjoyed by blue chipsps and tech- thinking, nology stocks on Wedninesday, But The Dow'OW Jones industrial aver-. Magazirines ___ the drop was disappopointing for age dosed2d downci 97.50, or 1.0 per- investors who’d hopedJ tth e m arket cent, at 9,9;9,939.92. The blue chips Continued from D l thingss - not just within the val- 1- 15,000 to 17,000. yo u th skiki programs. It was the would be able to keep^ morer of its kept aboutJUt a third, o r 103.37, of in tnarkeliiiH andid copywriting ( ley butIt outside,( as w ell." Sammis estimatetes 85,000 only Idahaho magazine to give big advance, and thatat the rally their 305.:05.28-point gain from before lielpinj’ formrmer Ketchum It toolook a little work to recap- 3- people read the gemneral-inter- away freeee issues at the Idaho' signaled a longer-livedJ iu pturn. W ednesday.Jay. Mayor Guy Coleses’ son Kelly ture :hethe confidence of advertis- s- est magazines when I iyou figure visitor cei:enter during the 2002 The week ended1 up i being The Dowow endedi the week down launcli tlie iii-fli(;lighi SkyWest ers, incnduding Twin Falls and d in those who pickk it up in Winter Olympics01 in Salt Lake another loser for the mmarket, the 0.7 percent,int. m anazine. nationallal businessmen. But in so 0 lodges, libraries andI on(. friends’ City, th ird in a row fo r th«he Nasdaq The broader bro market also She and three loclocal investors doing, thet) magazine celebrated d coffee tables. It is ththe top sell- And it':it's working with the composite index :and the declinedI fotfor the sccond straight bouKln and r.esur;urrected the ils 28thth year, with articles that t ing publication at AA tk in s o n ’s A d v o c ates te for Survival of S tandard & Poor's 500) iiindex. day. an dI ended en a third consecu- Hlossy tabletop res(esorl lifestyle examintined such varied subjects s Markets, along wit.ith People Domesticic Violence' and Sexual "It was too much, titoo soon,” tive week;ek with losses. The • ma^’a /in e in J a n ulary a n 2001 after as wintinter avalanches, forcing g magazine. 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Fi,u^,1 43.000 pal. canapa^^roal. ^ Ji.n 10 05 1(looo 1090 - 05 *“0 ) MoriaKongian-t3i0 45iiRjl 400 _ Jun 67.00 I troubleshoot tlietn over o the such as lea 1170 It.70 . n ' “56 220 1 59.90 152.50 152 70 ^3 60} London morning luing S31085 upS M401MM !5^.^0 151.20 .3MI LenUcnaMernoon tumg S]n i4un'unS?34 /ug 99 70 I phone. At entry level,-•1, th e jo h M icnisoft sy^t ^'p i l l i- I LonOonlaio 8310 40 uptit0 I Pant aliornoon tiling UnnvaiiaUin pays an average of Siy,G(,GOO a year, “It used to I lilo 1250 -!n 'WO " Ocl • ahout S9.61 an hour, ■ ale from high ^ i; I Zuiicnia'a attainoon. 8310 65 up 11^54Ji Nov 520015200 1«00 MOM -4 001 NYHarv)y4Marman ton 14UBJJ Many better-payiring jobs high-paying j< the ili iii :lii '51 i l20141.20 14BOO 14000 -3 20 U30‘‘n4 uU 12 40 73 ?01 !^3 ______72 HO__) p,____ ...... '■'ouo««e«i'fiOT,aw: NYEnO»ih«rO i313 33unWM ___ requirti. increasingly, higligher-skill-----k et-iiiat-.s di.sdisappearing,—K ukIi — ------t)!“ vo^**i!«.ninl'l»,80l------NY Me®""^ K ^'^“ ihV^ M.Muc IIM cJm 0 levels, As a result, tinhe slate’s said, "If you^•ou can get itito new B e aiJ n 'J S MINNEAPOLI>0LIS(AP1-Fn: .31100 up 11 .,0 May 67 00 C technology train in g f.iciicilities are economy johsDhs that re(|uire train- m hI^ Um Sao* 0«. WHEAT NEW YOnX (AP| -Fulul»* llari.nj3 onm It,. NY More j “r MX' t bursting with students,, saids; Mike ing and yout'ou c a n g e t a n A A S V^(i|(r» B.OOObumMt FnOa, Pnc«i nts ni.1 ig g.owan, >00}pouna«. |xxj U.S No I May 204 Opan Low Rush, who heads thele state’s degree, they.‘V uwill j)ay m uch hetti;i bnons, ls«> liuho bcvi la> «Ad'KKIO'aBecnargea. »l< Prieat Jul 204 Professional-Technical EEducation than if youI don'tdo get that kind of Uib,«cl lo crunga xdihoul nol>ca■ca FPro0ucer»danring s«p 301 inst* iiKnni piica mlormalion thu n 207^23 207*74 lIs 100 toy ot; doiar* par w>y Ct. Program . training," Orual 1 Ofthom*. atk^ pmloB. •»»; i Im 309.»312'2(j 301)00 : Th!I''*eo.°ninl li pIrHit. Iiik Pnc«i aia gjvsn (SaJvaJv t>vC Hangani .n OuW Thu.'a »an ir 37-iQ I 40 UNLEADEOOAaU30UNE Oiffi iiUN) boan pr«:«» aia coiloe»il.CI.mot UddKOW.tmaJraO, %3 FaO 3140031400 314U0 uj^«70.p.n« ua wo;*™>ia^a wt>,laa nol «»lat>. CXtRUM WHES eat Apr ... 3I5G0 " Profits __ " B.OOObunMiiM w ; oanta par PuiM Contlnuoil from 01 leading ther way.wa I icket sales lor M £ „ 1 r .1 N .S 00 ^ G r a i n 32U0 !iw ^ improving 3,3 percent t(to S782.8 larger stadiut;lium shows, such as C h e e s f . 326 60 .1 40 i‘” ' million, concerts, wereere down forthei|uar- Vallryntn.nt — Ooc 33.130 .IM 1;^“ ,,,0 Piji«<]weisni l>t>c«ti n>e»a pncat on trva Choiii noKo f s r - ' Doe ;W400 II M . medium, even during rO'recession- shows did well. m \ 1475.- 0l50,40-pound6ioekt 1 1900,- ^.IO.kI,up. 030 Hon »''iln o1>oal, Sl 45, twrl«y,y,t4 i4 50(40.poun0b«»«l: ' oie •J.>«W^^ino .150’1^ NATURAL Thu t opon QAS ml 11' ary times," Clear CChannel Earnings beforebef iiUerest, la.ve.s. r«. Wl o'a,*i. ro qvMo, OaH, nooouoia;eo«n,$470|i5 OM ^ Thu a talaa 20.000 BtvanOa.tyOyFlar'O*"*'" " Thu ■« opan irU I09.515.up 2.404 10,000 iTvn Mjl'l.'*. I$ PM mm bu President Mark Mays saidlid. depreciation atand amorti/ation on . IJgtt "till# "heat, Ma, d«lff * * OuiW,. J2.17. anu Uartay. 0«kv«f,vary ini Oortay. S4 30. P o t a t o e s 5,000 tioy 0*.: cant* par troy 01. Aug 3 745 3i cent to S369,2 million, bibut Mays by 10.6 percent:;ent to SI5 m illion for Pricn, guoliKl Oa.lr Oy &mploi:AgnSourcainOuil«y. Agn -■ , _ May 483 0 467 0 483 0 jliml 31114 3B44 .M I l}«n^ Qj«,n XIAO 0«an in Ouhl and I pj ^ji jp jl said he anticipates a relx;hound in the first (|uarteiirter, tollinvinootninpticcM utwAilei^ (AP)^- USOA - Tha poUlo markela wara Jul 4030 490 4 401 5 that .sector by the second ».SJ Sw 464 0 470 0 405 0 d or third Earnings» pcper share were I.") Uarlo,, S4.50 (IPOl (Wtvarv in Twin Fallt and Ooodmg); 4 3M 4 3UO 4 3W o j (quarter. cents. Analysilysts had e.vpectetl CQ'n. $4 SilTwm Fait onlyl Pncai^ncst Quoiod by Land The entertainm ent d OljUcfs Irv: .1 Fnila. S u g a r ______division Clear Chaimelnei to |>ost a profit of _ M^y ‘f® Ap’r' 3 WO -!i itnproved revenues by 18.6 11 per- 8 cents a .sharelare for the first (|uar- 1‘OCATELIO |AP) - kJano Farmrm 0.Ouraau Inlarrrvxmao cent to S475 million, witl K (APj-Suoar tuluraa Irad-ng on Iha Now S«p 476 0 0 9 1'"' 3 04? 3t<« n’ 3 0?0 3 010 !?3 « ith motor ter, accSordiii-ding to Thoiiison H P'OCAtI llO - WM.''«n«al 7.63.63 l»»ia<7,|;Ii OrOmary lol ’Trad«F(«3ay. Dee ... sports and other familyly sh o w s I-'inancial/l'irstrst (Call. ■ <.in1>it2.70M<4|. 14p«reenltonl toring 3 16 (Oown 2); tow 8«. cr* Jul . . tuiiloy4 30(«lo«1a wntal 3 00 (iliatf.i.*d,l;iip,rc,-.i^r,„, t.; oam part). Ooc ..... 4S1 I .30 . Sop 7 5M 543 5.49 ..05 2AI7(0ofmi: 14pon:ani «ima3i^0 3 04(8ownl),bar1ay ^ Dac 'o tl ‘30 4 7' 4 .75 4 107 4 .S7 •! I Dac . . 4 3M 4 337 J337 . ^ - While vnsal 3 46 (u| 9 5 73 5 89 8 7? 0 5 T^u ’a tale* 5.4J5 tor35«-3 60(0A* 4 8 8 72 5 05 5.71 107 (ilpnd,) 7,up4,.bar«H50 'm ,J b 99 ^ 593 ,598 503 .07 NEW YOfIK (AP) - Handy A Harman>n 1tilvar Frifla, Apr 3N5 It4 CContinued from 01 S4 070 up 10 040 Ma, 3(120 311 thing that stuck:uck with him. r-OIITLAND, Ora (*P| - Q,0» .V 12 mni 151.108 H&H Iabricalad59 417 up}0 048 1 r ■. 3 7f» 3 700 -33 Hughes told the biblicalal story of “Every sing;ingle jierson on the Icr ura,n» arnvaO at Portland torirthipavintbyfail.lruel. ah,| ,, 2.000 b»-;o* The morning bunon pieat; 3 49, rang,n.T°gSV5.V5"o Engainaid S4 970. up t040 Ocl 3 0IH 3!> there would be seven goii 15 1005 19 50 10 90 Io7 Engainartt Inbr-catad S5 417 up 50 04( ood years hitheiimercer circle lies that ahili- orlin.iry prolam: 3 90. rangmo J3»560fl0 5 !®”'5 19.75 19.72 10.72 -.00 NY Marc tJVar tpol monih Fr^lay $44 850.8 up 10 043 D-c and .seven bad years. 10 po. pr«e,n; 3 00. ranainj « M ty. In rings aroiaround it lie things he H May 20 15 2015 20.12 20:i2 106 4 345 4 301 4 301 -39 • “Fvery o ne of us will go;o througli ci„es in an exc. 11 pci. proiam, 3 £0-3 CO Thu. a taiat 36 NEW YOHK (API - spot nonlarroutimolaipriur»a*y. 3 976 *ter include taking a per.sopc n al ______^ A - CHICAQO (API - irMuigOT.,„,».c»<..=iio.« s . 's ;29.00-30.00; ”™ haavy laaott itaars rVa; l.ghi Silvar • $4 670 n'anOy & Haiman (ont, 1da.i, Queial Oik: inventory. Tittic.f-Nuwxtt/.< C(;rrt’.v/x»7i V ;it H olTrafla Fn : « 80 OO'ee.80. noekar ilaan 02 00-00.00; SiS«t -14.950 licy 01.. N.Y. Merc tpol 4 2?6 ^ ^2 1 laaoa' attar* 89.00-73.00; haavy hontgo' M8icury.l154 00p*r78IB«atk. N TV " ill ■ An expensive entreprere n e u ria l LiiL'Jict. I 5.000 bu ttiMmum: CMI par butM■ E S l ’S 3- Plaimum $420 00 Iroy 01. N Y. 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"We will do it whenever ' in Ite 1 4 -y e a ry action appts we decide to do it," be= s i hiirtt^ty,,ry,.Hamas hais never Vx C? ) ) iroops anil t; In densely populaia te d G aza, [St ability to carry out V-..-, J Israel’s horde ' , home to more thanll 1 million •- • rfjS H am as is hast A broken statuo of Chrishrist Ilos on tho floor of a churcurch In Boyaya, Colomblo, in to attacks against (■ Palestinians, resideniss fearing an 2«^Ni|ianya Israel has t up this Imago from tolovlsic'Ision on W odnosday. Lsraeli incursion crowdelied bakeries diers in ihe p a n d sto c k e d up on fo('ood. At th e Clll|.ll|. Jabalya refugee camp,p. a m ilitant t - i ,5clohHofnod / one that pr 'I ■ . C o l o ma b i a n p r(:e s i( d e n t strongliold that is homeleto 100,000 7 '.Y.'t*'"-: ■ / Defensive SI Palestinians, residentn ts b lo c k e d •■•'■ i’.-'-'- • ).,eR.AotGan / 1_ scale militai' the entrances with moundsds of rubble /.Vo'* ! . O West Ikink. ™ A vIv ( '\ • and .sand. Gunmen warandered the \ ! \ o M arch 2‘J. f<.ll alley^vays. cide bomhinf;)ings-ihal-lefl-score^-of ------c o n d e: i m n s m ai : s s a c r e Palestinians in Gaza j. ri- - ...... ' :SI ] - idiurnmam. ■ / ^'Sttpn r Israelis dead.ad. BOJAYA, CoJomImbia (AP) - Africanin slaves, resented the cous welcome to 26 P; V M ohanimmed e Dahlan. .Arafai’s Colombian Prosiduideni Andres absenceoe of state authority. militiamen released sevL-veral hours ' c i . ^ s > security cliierhief in (^aza. said ihe e arlier the Church of tluhe Nativity. \ PalestiniansU1S were e,\pecting an Pasiranii walked Tin.[‘hursday in a "Mr. President,Pi why d«ies only r '- / JoiJorusalom ) church w here 117 civil:ivilians died in violence:e and< barbarity cause you Some of the 26 gunmimen, includ- . attack. “1-verjI'erj'one is pi'epiired anil ing poUcemen and menembers of a a rebel bomhardmeni,:ni, a building to remenlember our town," said a ISRAEl our peojile knowkl'. how to confnint stiiincd by blood andd lilittered with .sign carriirried by one survivor of the m ilitia linked t«> Arara fa i. w e re ►K'VV,'V •' - ijbifadl tiieoccupaiioillion," said Dahlan. IB AH human remains andnd torn baby attack, given fresh weapons wwhich they Fatma .laber. .lal a 49-year-old #■ clothes. The world, liehe said, must In thehe provincial capital, fired off w'hile paradininc Ihrough .Dugl| 0 \ ______/ ■ tv ' - grandniolher iin Gaza, filled a bag ■ WM ■ th e -streets of G aai in cel condemn ihe killings.s. Q u ib dI. o .«w hidi P astrana al.s«) vi.sit- 'elebration. .. Numboiibor of attacks Numbor with fruits andan vegetables at the I H W ater from a rainlinstorm was ed as hehc hopsc«)tched across Abdel Hakim Mukhchtar, a 22- •------\ woundoc) NuiJumbOf (>aza City ni:market early I-riday, ■ » ■ pooled inside the cemrement-walled Clioco provincepr by belicopier, year-old supporter oof f A ra fa t’s ' I^K far Darom” f V I O I kiikilled* ‘‘W hateverr w.we are going lo face, church, whose roof hadhai collapsed re.sentmernent als(» sim m ered. Fatah party, waved a submachinesu ;_V:t ^ I it’s not goinging to change the occu- when a rebel monortar round “HowV manyr more deaths will gun as he vowed to putIt UJ) a figlit Gaziaza I ^ ]>aiion w e’ve’ve endured for more crashed through it ion May 2. you needcd until you pay attention against Lsrael. " than 35 yearears, whether Israeli MW Among the victimsms who had to us,"” shouteds a woman in “They can easily en.*nter Gaza, 0 ,c™ ^ iroops are in our land or ouiside -sotiglit shelter in thle e cchurch dur- Quibdo' as as P astnina w alked past, but they will not leaveJe this hind :.e/sXT- 0 10 km -Doos not includoI bombof(a). it,“ she Siiid, ing the flrefight betw•tween rebels Pastran;ana prom ised m ilitary gun- alive and I am sure thnhat none of :.cQY»j’T______••Islnmiclie JihadJi also clnimod tosponsiagfti^^ llamas «>ffiofficials said Arafat’s nnd paramilitaries wewere 40 chil- boats woivould start patrolling the dieir soldiers are bravee enough< to SOURCES./>S. Associ.ilotl Pfoss; ESRI /^p forces arresi•ested another seven * * dren. w ide annd d muddy Atrato River, .show u p in our streets bib e c a u s e w'e ntembers ofo f th e g ro u p I-'ri' op eratio n would be a bank, lightly injuring ,si>jiix people, city f>f Hebronron on F r id a y . ------.sacre was com m ittedd that t should Kompa.s,?, isi also expected to visit b e c o n d e m n e d byy the t entire Uojaya. PastranaPi called the U.N. wt)rld. We arc here to :sliare their to investigligate tbe killings. N A 'I'C'O c u t s pain," said Pastrana,la, who three On Tue.'ue.sday, the Revoluuonary Goalitiion forc<:es blowV up 20 months ago endedi peacep< talks Armed ForcesF< of Colombia, or w ith llie rebels resiwnsijnsible for the FARC, saids;i the attack on the fo rc e ss iin Bosnia : killing.s, calling them1 lerrorist.s.lei church waswa accidental and apolo- \ T ^ BRUSSl-US.I^.Belgiuni(AP)-The ^ The humid, junghigle-cloaked gi/ed, trucklc□ads of ^weaporns in ca^, V W NA TO alliaiicinice agreetl l-'riday lo region near tlie Paniimuimanian bor- The I'AKCFA and the paramili- rechite its pea(peacekeeping forces in B der had been abandon(loned by the tariesarelre battling in the region to • PAKTIA PRO.O V IN C I-, B ritish forces fo discovered the Most of the materiel., Slacked; Bosnia-Her/eg.a-go>'iiia anil Kosovo to B S la te two yr.iis ago:> aamid rebel conlrol thellu Atrato River, a main Afglianistan (AP) - In a thunder- cache earliirlier this week. The floor to ceiling, w as Chi:Iiinese or reflect an inii)riiil)ro\ed security situa- ^ attacks and countenitlamacks by the conduitto lo the Cariblxjan Sea and ous blast heard and1 seen; for caves are 66 to 9 feet high and Russian-made. MurisonI said.s He tion in the Balk outlawed paramiliiaiitary United neighboririring Panama and a corri- miles, coalition forces!S blew up about 100I toto 150 feet'deej). Near estimated the total al monore lhan ’*'he Bosnialia force1 will be cut to SelfDcfcnse Forces of Colombia, dor r for running drugs and four caves Friday padeked witli Sorani, sououtll of Gardez, they 20 tnickloads. including 3i30,000 10 12,(H)0. fnmin 19,001) 1! iri)oi)s by rhe whicli has maintainedd coverto links weapons. tens of thousands off rockets,: were liackeked out years ago by 40,000 rockets, moriar sluihells and <--nd of the yearyea while Ihe size of ^ with memliers of the2 UU.S.-backed Colombiibia’s war, now in ils 38th shells and grenades thatti oncc Muslim fighghters and then taken projectiles. the Kosovo> ptpeacekeeping force military. year, pitss ttJie FARC and a .smaller belonged to the Talib;ban - and over by theIC Taliban. Marks from All of it was destroyeded, along will g«) fromI 3H,0(K)3H. to 3.i,2(X), Some of, llie residentent.s, most of rebel ^'ou|oup against the army and w ere apparen tly still beiieing used. pickaxes werew still visible on w ith th e four caves. The cutback:licks will be com pleted I whom are the desceicendants of paraniilitaiitaries. “There’s no way thcy’ly’ll be able insidewalls,Is. The find came as p a r t of by mid-2IM)3,I, NA'I'ON, Siiid in a siaie- ■ to go in th ere and u.se thehose eaves T h e cave;ves were sealed shut Operation Snipe, a 1,00300-nian. m ent. NA'i ■()C) stressed s the reduc- M now,” -said Sgt, Iain Muriirison from with metal1 doors,d but at least one British-led mission in thelie moun- lions reflectedled no letup in its coin- Boat capsi;>izes, kills thriree people' ; Britain’s 59 Commanindo as a was left opi>pen - apparently by tains of Paktia and PPakiika milnieni to keej)kee Balkans ai |>eace. huge, tan dust cloudid spread guards hirei e troops Under thee diitflgesdl ajjproveil bv NASSAU. Bahamaslas (AP) - A third large•gest. red by local warlords provinces. So far. the across the desolate hillsIs and val- who fled winvhen the British troops iiaven’t had any enem y coi.ontaci, the 19 NATOTO allies, the peace- 35-foot sailboat overloirloaded with Seventy-ity-one people were res- leys of southeastern Afghghanistan. approacheded. said Lt. Col. Tim Also Friday. Afghan oofficials keepers \villI reduce rei much of ilieir about 100 Haitian refii efugecs cap- cued, ihrcliree w;ere pronounccd About 220 pounds oio f p la stic C hick en , commander co: of the 45 delayed the release of huliundreds heavy armornr tot reflect the niili- sized Friday off tlie I iC Bahamas, dead andd survivors s say 26 people ex p lo siv e s, fo rtifie d with wi anti- Commando,0. of Pakistani prisoners amm id wor- laiy’s view :haiiliai llireais come rnciie leaving at least ihreiree people , were stillill missing, the Coast tank mines, were setet off by “You cann see‘ ihings have been ries about attacks on tlthem as from criminallal gangs i-;ither ibaii - dead and more lhann t two dozen G uard .saidlid. remote control after pco]-•ople w ere m oved arouinund recenlly. but we they m ade th e ir xvay homelie. reiurn to all-out-out missing, the U.S. Coa'oast Guard Craig StubbsS of the Great evacuated from wiihinI a mile of don't knoww by: whom,’’ he said. said Friday...... Inagua Pol'olice said iliai when iie - .. Uiccavc.s.------“ D ust h a s;-been h disturbed and The boat cajjsized 6 nmiles west left the rescueres scene at around 8 Ordnance inside the mmanmade stufPs beenn draggedd outside.” of Great Inagiia annuound 4 a.m. a.m.. thee seass were rough wilh caves continued to exp,:plode for The area;i nearn the Afghan bor- Friday, the Coast GuGuard said. swells of[ morem than six feel and hours; at least th ree rodo}f- north of Lor3■n ■ d o n J ' \ . ' W r e e - Q I V r a p pP , U 10- \ • POITliRS BAR, l-hgl.hgland (AP) liTTmt - A high-speed exprepress train ' j M i ' T V dcririlcd Friday on CLIP COUPON Cl FOR B IG Ss A V IN G S I — / •arv cAU Q Tvlanv! I I througli a station northh oof London and one carriage crashedlied onto th e A n tt^ u tl platform, scattering waiivaiting pas- sengers and killing .sixix con board. HANGING \SKET offidals said. Sixty people w ere injuiiju red , 15 of " them seriously. ^ SALE It was the sixtii fatallal accident E O since 1997 on Britain’si widelywi crit- , o o ^ icized rail network. The northbotind LoiL o n d o n -to - SAVE . 1 King’s Lynn train, carrirrying 151 ^E9jR ’resent this coupon aai n d s a v e i On .All Bnsk«-i.^ in:i S l n r k people, went off thee tracksti in I Potters Bar town, 12 milmiles north S50=f(mtoim„mpureopIcipic died. “Tlie line speed on tliitliis stretch iOO off minimum purchaioIIO of 5 2 ,5 0 0 ‘ j of tra c k is 100 m ph anc:and there’s ' I -UW pfruni (MPMim 01 hmt el puihM Vol.d an 3 D'^.inanule>vi pipduiti cr^ | reason to assum e that’s's titlie s|)ecd ||^ n K i^,wlnl9i.tki(i(i^tndhend>n; KsittUaipr*npr«iionpw(tei*C(»«hciTreiS«< I ;l SAVE 55 0 ^ I?;: the train would have l>ecr« e n doing.” i;poa ID bt imd p« hWoU Eipiit S/JI/OII(9c e n ­ S|M-c-iidIy Sl k e H & y titled to recover moneyey and have , 1^™!,'.';' GARDEN C E N T E R ^ medical bills paid. 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N A 'l'I O)N b . / Agenc cies ~ n Attonneys say/tutor ^considd e r ---- - gooey, noisy__ S n was Sluspect inn slaying' ------— NORWAhK^Gon3nnrtrtl*)=”A’for- r~Thur.sd;ir-sdayrHis cro.ss^xariiinatfofr mer tutor to Keie n n o d y c o u sin was delayed deli until Judge JolmT. Michael Skakel was w once a sus- ' Kavane weapoons ^ -J anewsky Jr. rules on nect in tlio slayining of neighbor Shermairmati’s request to enter the ------—W AS MIN u r o 1 h ______------Wiiril»t-Mo,Kiey-»mi 1‘0 N T A r )— l:i fe------^ “ iniJ-tneriminittcd—■—Littletonefon'.strireiHehls'iiseviddncei conltl Miilcleiily’ become bi a sticky, f himself in stateimments he made Litileitileton started his job as a noisy. siiiL'lly, iilto;iltogether unpleas- I"". years after herr 1975 death, live-inin tutorti ai the Skakel home aiit itiL'Ss fo r rionioters or enemies I Skakel’s hnsyers sai-TtJ- on Olet. c t.: 30, 1975, th e d a y before thal iiiiiliorilics wantw, stopped hut Defense attorno'leys fo r Sk.ikel. Moxley'sley's body w as discovered. H e not killL-d. ; ^ who is on trial in1 Moxley’sj inur- testifiedried that w hen he arriv ed at ThcTc are l>roposaIs p for |£|H ', « I -seeking the tli court’s per- the Skakjkakcl house after school on inicroorniinismsIS thalt gobble up iM jl ‘-1.W mi-s-sion tt» u.se Kennnneth Littleton’s Hallowc-twc-en, the .Greenwich neigli- hiiiluvays and runways.'stickynt " ,B staternenis as evividence in the borhoodood was in an up ro ar - ]X)licc sjHiiys tliiii make:e ffloors and stairs f j o B case. , ■ everywhtnvhere, the Skakel driveway a Kiimniy m ess ;iridUld fogs that’smell v v With jurors e.xcus’. ■ ■ ■ II th e M oxley investiga^ntion. Littleton Li testified Such recbnoloKjogy h as draw n a Prtjsecuiors •say r / 'FlTliursday. lol t)f interest lx)lh)ih for crowd con- Unldor L itile to n - w ho w; a n ilontlflod Putnum County sheriff'sIff's doputlos stand guard at thothi ontranco to United Nuwaut Littleton testified thut trol hy police deparp a rtin e n tsa n d fo r du,[ng aublan Nation of Moors villageIge early .suspect in Mlo.xley’s o _ ^ K K ^ _al ng a raid In Eatonton. Ga.. WedniDdnosday.------J'ite.r.Moxlcy^budy_wfls_____ ------militHry-use-in-sittiil itmtions'suchns ------slaying^dldnoi'intiiicriml- fQ,found, fam ily advisers su d ­ Bosnia and Sotnalnalia where sol- nate himself but denly directed him lo take diers may need totn defuse situa- I J referring to an incidiidenr in Skakel, Jjis sibJing.-.- and a ti toherduringa black( hours away,awi where the Skakels' her bullets to flash-hang Prosecutor Jonaththan Benedict hadaiiolhilolher homo. grenades. played an excerpt fn from the inter- LitilctoiIcton said th ere h ad been no Others are unti -view in whidi Litllett inder study or ompoun(id on chiiid sex ccharges -ton-said, ;'I do ,nivel1 planspl; for that weekend develojjrnent. not intend this as any ^yconfusxton.'' until afterifter the slaying was discov- Take for exanipmple a Marine ATONTON. Ga. (Al*) - The'lie 1,^. Littleton’s ex-wife, vated child ch molestation would be e. M ary Baker, e re d . He snid they stayed in Corps proposal fofor r “s itu a tio n a l h>umieider of a quasi-religious group later testified that s ;;;jj rhcSuxc'aiiim ii.7/.V ( h i m !() servedi ilif the ctniple are releasetJ she was orily windhain,lam, N.Y., for th e w eekend ain tro l hy olfactoryry .stimuli,"• lives on a rural compound trying to help polic fnm i fediederal custody, ice when she and he.* neverne heard the children - T hink ro tten ejvis.;gs. tim es 10. resetnlmbling an ancient Egjpiianian h ' 'tnw ndlkr At •WK’im in s Y orkk ;served three years inI a told Littleton that 1 ^isctts-sihei the killing- The idea is to combinecor several iheme;ie park was arrested on child ,,r fessed to h e r d u rin g n fkwuf/cdfmm i'ork jail in the 19G0s for j a 1984 black- Skakel,cel, ia nephew of R olw rt F. l)ad-smelliii(’ substntsiance.s, largely sex charge.s,ch; along with Iiis com- t, resisting arrest and carry-ry. out. She said he hadn on. In t really con- K ennedy’.':dy’s widow, Ethel, could , l)ased on sulfur,•, wilh an odor 1’='"''’" —— ------m g a contoncealed weapon. fessed, but that in' ore than 100 law enforcement nvestigators face lifefe in pri.son if convicted of enhancer, sprayedd oro fogged into .-nt County Sheriff Ilowarard Sills siiid. H e ;indan( his follower.^ have pri>-ri>. hoped it would proi Its also raided the 476-acre •om pt ad m is- bludgeoninoning Moxley to death. He an area lo inducec e n a u s e a a n d i'Rt-'Hts :re Dwight York. S6,6, and Kathy voked controversyco since he camene sions from him. cause people to flee. c o m ppound o of the Uniteded Johnson, 33, w ere a m a n d MoxlIoxley were 15-year-oId rre.sted as they to m iddledie G eorjya in 1993. “Has Ken Littletontin e v e r m ad e neighliors i The researchersL*rs would also N»wauauhian Nation of Moors on traveled nearby. Autliithorities said Countj ors in a w ealtljy com m unity nty tifficials have clashed,.d any confession to yoiou in regards at tho timeime of the slaying, develop an enzyme nto l)e taken by VVednenesday. Authorities declineded York describes Johihnson as his wiih thehe predominantly lilack y what w as laken. :k to murdering Marthiha Moxley?” Moxleyley was beaten to death friendly troops thatlat would coun- “’-rije'] wife, but th ere is no le,legal record tif gi-oup ovcjver hoxv they use I'leir landid prosecutor Benedict a; tenict th e effect. e Nuwaubians have erecteded their marriage, ask ed . with a golf club la te r traced to 'a a n d acciccused its associates oft)f "N ever,” she answo;v-orell. set owned Simply usinfj fjasas masks or aii' jyramids a sphinx, numerousus They were to appe;)ear Thursday harassm led hy the Skakel family, iment nnd intimidation,n. Littleton, wht) wiivas granted Prosecutor ■fillers w ouldn’t nect itian-style siaiue.>;, manufac-IC- in federal court in Mac u'tors allege the Skakels ecessarily help. aeon. Nuwaubiibians have claimetl dis-s- immunity in the case, testified in tried to c thanks to another pi I homes and other structureses The t\vo were accusused of taking criminati 0 cover up who killed r ^ , j . c , L..S ation based on their race;e the presence of th e j u r y on Mo.vley. Alamos National I^ih e propeny. minors from a similar:r icom m une in and religitigitin. len they first appeared in That research is It W i­ in SuUivan Cotuity, N.Y.,Y.. to Georgia The NtiVviiubiansNt claim tt) be ^ aerosol that wouldld Iform p.,Iy. am Couniy. NuwaubiansIS to have sex in 1993,'3. Sills said. “tnie natilative Americans” descend-'e 'Fcachcrfacej:s chargc in ncwsp/spapcr burning ed in cowboy-type garb and mer when it collects.[.soniisurf^icc. i id Ym New istory teacher Diane ill this case it wouldlid form a .solid th eg r ew Ytirk, where the jyoupp paper frtim a studen‘nt who was Monieliuslius, 31, told students r group’s siivior or god. liach diarge carries;:S a maximum vvas knowown as the Ansaru Allah covering over suchh tlthings as the ‘‘Eight;hty lo 100 people were on h reading in class and .setting.st it on Wednesda:sday that if she caught filter of a yas m ask, ai ill r«»«lty of 15 years in1 pristinandar Communiiinity, a segregationist sect:t fire, police said, :. air intake of a th e projroperty. and some iried to0 S2.'50.000 fine. a n y o n e! reading re: the papor,in tan k engine o rc a rbluretorofacar. u r nee int( th n t incorcorporaied Muslim tradi-i- O n e s tu d e n i at the class, "she nto the woods, but the raidd Sills said local warrrrants charg- tions. Yorl she was going to teach L;ick o f air can foreforce an enemy sparkc( ork was then kntiwn as I.s;ia Philadelphia HighI S£ c h o o l fo r them a lessc had been expected lo fly a new btiok. and we anticipatea need to h e protected. [ores this summer, but aI publishing later this y e a r." she Sometimes you wan iwoman for J.K. Rowling said. vam ll,i„E.s ,o S ‘‘Tf,'inliursday ihai the author is he slippery, sometimesiiosyoudonl u„lik„|y Meanwhile. Judy C o rm a n - ly 10 finish writing before spokeswoman for Nc A project at Sand!;'dia National , ,|,t.cnd,.l 'iew York- L;iboratories pniposes I of the year. based Scholastic, which:h publishes ies a microen- Roivlit•ling is still working on capsulated hibricani t the Potter books in ththe United It that can be ..Harry' VPotter and the Order of spread on surfaces sue S lates - Siiid .she expect;CIS the fifih such as nwds, ,1^. lenix." and it miglit not he s i installment to come outtt during its hut remains inert. p u b lis hhed e until 2003, spokes- W hen s()melhinK hea 2003 fiscal year, whichh l>egins in lieavy, like an woman RtRel>ecai Salt .siiid. Ju n e 2002. enemy ear, drives ove)ver, Ihe tiny “it couould be this year and it Hatnond Tradilition Since 18 capsules hurst, freeing “ T here is a process :)ticeweget mg the lubri- could hee nextn year." Salt sjiid. il in house, of editing, ( cant and m aking the ro; designing road slipijcry She donlenied there had ever been the cover and getting : and impas.sahle. on th e a specificfic deadline and rejected printing jiresses,” Dirmanan said. “I WW Inside a motor, of coicourse, luhri- any suggeIgestion that Rowling was understand her fans are cams are good, recluci: ,icing friction sufferinglg ffrom w riter’s block, we are, liut J,K. Rowliiling writes so things run smoolhly ^ 0 Illy an d don’t Howeve!ver. Rosamund Delaliey, substantial books, and th ey overheat. a spokes\^-•swoman for Bloomsbury not turned out as small nt Ohio buy:ys Ulysses SS. Grant’s b(boyhood ho3 m e . - GHOKGI-TOWN, OhioOh (Al’) - between!tl 1823 and 1829 in this Wildlife ariist John 1 The state of Ohio has b 1 R u th v e n IS Iwuglu the small s

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T h a t’s w h e n ch uirc rcl h e s docum entary “WcWoody Allen: A Life '^r.hroughoul ihe Magic. Valleyy will1 in Film.” Tlie angsmgst-driven filmmak- :ome together for a march an a ______er-.was-talldng.ab.abouLJiis-carccr-in------ree^arbecue_at_Ciiy_Eark____ movie-making, frofrom the early days ®Sheri Mills, event organiz of "Bananas”” to his current i------) s a id th is i; “HolJyivood EndIn d in g ." Religious Jesus Day church wi;wit)}- despair and outrijitnght unbehef per- meate his moree thoughtful,tl brood- |Mav 18 speak. SShe in g film s. In the th 1989 movie said the pip ur- ‘‘Crimes and Misdiisdemeanors," Allen * P s to said he w anted to sliow that “there r e a c h o u t is no God, and thithat we’re alone in 3 ® Pp 4m |^Rto people inn tht: e th e universe andd there’stJ no one out to there to punishsh you, and your PartrafK; P® let them knc morality is stricllydy upI 10 you.” In th e ^ P th e documentary, AlJej wtth f r o r b a ^ c h u r c h lovloves H M dien speaks matter- of-facdy about the irrationality of cue at 5 p.m. them andIG G< od belief in a Suprenrem e Being. We do and youth corv loves tliem . th e best ^ve can, h e said, and then cert at 7 p.m. “ I t’s juist s t to w e die. ------i------1 g iv e p e o p th e t r u t h 1of what ha church is all about," shesi said.Jd. “It’s not a building w ithI fourfoi alls. T he church is th e people." ■ A T o m In the beginning, there wask-as a irade - a March For Jesuss - a S l-I/\E1'FER S aridwide event. Mills partidpoapat- e d1 inir the parade held locallyly ini 1999199. But then, when tliere wasn — anlother o t march for a couplele ofc His e^Ianation)n iis ndtlier a first ars, she w ondered wliy. nor is it persuasiasive. Jean Paul _ She heard advenising on KCC:c iR ■ : Y Sartre said it withlh morer philosophi- idio about marches being org: cal eloquence. But it has becom e zed in cities elsewhere inT tn e the creed of toda>day’.s enlightened est, but nothing about Twi'w in cynic. What is uniqueuni is to hear ills. So she contacted Duanlan e believers voice tlieiheir own struggles Lucnichsinger at the radio statio: with doubt and ununbelief. Not the' d ‘asked him ^vhy. H e told heher notable seekers - t one had come fonvard to puput - the Augustines, UU U. COIUW/TW rtanlon Dostoevskysand 'nn 2 together locally, she recalled. 'niomas Mertons - led. Duane Luchslnger, coonordlnator for tho Josus Day corcommunity project, gives Marll; but the everyday/ btbelievers who lie arllyn Scott, executive directoror of the Pregnancy Crisis Cont« P le a s e s e e DAY. P a g;eE3 e E: that have already beenn Imado to tho center, losus Dj awake at n i^ i orir wwho simply lack 1 Day wlll feature a parade andmd .activities a t the City Park In downtown Twin Falls. conviction and stillItill d aim unshak- •_— . ■ ablefaiili. The fact is, theiileir hesitancy to |H j speak their doubtsns :is GUI of synch "our Jehilovah’s 1 with the times. Isn ’t unw avering Witnessses fao:e excormmuni(ication belief passe? Today’lay’s culture trum- P h i i pets the belief in1 a multiplidty of lurch acts in I w h ic h claims cl;i ahoiii fi million truths. No one trui;rulh supersedi!s „ c n / m em b ersjrs wnrhlwide. incUi(ling W j anotlier, and if w e2 acaccept tliat, tlien * ponse to criticismI a b o u t 1 I nmillion in ilie Utuicd , why should anyonene believe in one Stales.. In a .stalemeni issued over another? As for trusting in an Ol ICSts handling fro m thheir e i lioad(|o'ariers. ilie fc, 1 authority, whose auauthority do we r- i J e h o v ;ihill’s ’s W itn e sse s sa id ilial ob ey ? T h e B ib leb’ ’s!s ? Il h as b e e n O r 53Dibuse cases church leadlua ers are ••re<|iiirL-il b y ------»!jjj pulled apan verse5e Iby verse, with • the Holyly SScripiiires to see lo il eternal truths rclegai 2gated to cultural By Bruciuce Schreiner / • lhat Ihele i;congregation rejiiains IM opinions. A church’sVs audiority?i The The Assiassociated Press______^ clean andnd unified."i current mess inn thet Catholic ------J .R . BroBrown, a spokesiiuin for Churdi shows howw {quickly unwa- LOUlUlSVILLE, Ky. - A s a pillar (he denoniloniinaiion, said i).irents vering trust in humaim an leaders can of h is> church,cl William Bowen sat _ are noi pupiiiiislied bv (he cliurcli dissolve and leadd 10li disillusion- in judgidgment of fellow Jehovah’s for Koinf*ng 101 (he police firsi in ^ ^ menr. Add to those ise unceriainties Witness2sses who >vent astray. On a ca.ses off childcl inolesialiori. And the dominance of sde Kdentific ifiinking few occ;iccasions, Bowen supported H A L L - g ^ lie .said iluilhat anyone .found guilty and tlie allure of ma ‘I materialistic val- the ultir of molestaistaiioii l>y a chtircli jiidi- ues, and it’s no wonde jtimate punishment - expul-ll- '• M m H^/fncjyc.v ^ nder doubts an se sion froirom the tight-knit religiousIS u niiltee is renitived I'roni and faitli wavers, everven dies. g ro u p , g j|||& j|||a|||^ ions of iesj>onsil)ilit.v and If that’s so, don’t w p. But now the lifelong t we need fewer jehoval/ah’s Witness awaits judg* evangelize door-lo-door exp^'aons of doubtK^dmoreaxda- ai „ient hi s* being accoiripaiiied by a mations of faith? Well, himself from fellow mem- ^y^andno. bersoftlif th e faith. fellow Jehoehovrilr's Witness. Yes, those of usJS 'who believe 71,„ 4 , 1 dis|niied lliat, saying he ■ H should be willing to sp : 44-year-old former church )Speakout-and elder isic among four Jehovah’s rd of cases in wliich jiar- H H re a d i out - to tliose wl w erere piinisIiL'd] for contact- -•who Struggle. If \v itn eesses s « threatened with faith has shaped ourJur hves for the II .. Ihe imunication - or disfellow- RBK jjolice firsi. atid insliiiices good, we sliould shanlare ic witli oth- ,i„-„ . I ab u sers w ere allowealute sal the flag or partici- sa id s h e w:iwas molested hy her ------their .fotherrThese swcsweet diildrehi" ’Patc in secularse government. Tl>ey ’ paterna'l1 gigrandfather, also a western Kentucky: tw'wo others, Normandydy, Tenn., says she summoned to appear Why, God, why? also refusiuse blood transfusions. Carl and Barbara Pa r before a meniUer o ol f Ih e f a ith , C.iVi ’andelo of learned ab(iibout the church’s han- com m ittee. Not to ask those questionsqu and. On Frii'riday, Bowen appeared Belmar, N.J., had theii Fandelo’si fatlier fai has returned lo cir hearing dling of ababuso cases while she Like Bowen, the Pan( face those doubts is to remove before aa Jji u d id a l com m ittee a t his th is w e e k a n d a r e a\s ndelos sny the denomit)ininniion, \vhile the I ______awaiting a worked atat its headquarters in the real motivation is t^to silence Pandelos fao faith from the blood,od, sweat and churchI inir Draffenville, in far decision. Barbara Andiderson, of New York C tears of life. k City and has also been them within the denonjmination, nication. T hat is why faith is:s rri i^ tly called /\ 1 - ^ a leap. It is boldly stcppBpping out into / ^ I3 J the abyss and trusdnging in the O ne ' USC scanndal proi•mpts milany to re whose hands grasp us, *e-exami]ine role co f laity fall, to cany us safely t n Hogan/Albach organizing a diocesan-wiwide synod they’re loyoyal Catholics fed up as Morning Naws ______■ tliem to nonparish positioions. dence indicat he side. To be suro, thele 1tall can be only for lay people. In1 1Boston, a with the sexse? scandals, cover-ups “Even if these gi frightening and seemii grassroots group called guys are ly moved aapr who mingly never- . . , d Voice of and secrecyicy.-Many were disap* assigned administrative ending. But by spealdng i Vatican last month, sev- the Faithful is drawing 1 'e tasks in molester frni in g of I t - a n d ' J hundreds pointed that tl the cardinals the church, they are sti about our doubts along !. cardinals said they sup- of Catholics to discussio still living The cardinal ong the way - U.S. c ;ions ab o u t stopped shotlo rt of endorsing n zero- public lives with derical we will find others whoho give us th e p o rted greigreater involvement of lay th e role o f th e laity in th< al collars,” cism last wee ihe church. toleran ce policy pc that would oust said Dr. Deal Hudson,, editorc of in legal docuj strength to carry oa p e o p le in the church. But they . And similar movemeients are any priests > s who molest from any the Catholic magazinel e C risis. ligence” on tli JuSm of Norwich, thethel4th-centu- 'lidn’tputiJt it in w riting, emerging elsewhere. CatholicsC kindofdiocc tlie [>cesan job. They’re also “Any man with a coll>llar w h o 6 -year-old vie ly English spiritual wTiter, riu spoke of In fact,t, those words were cut say bishops’, mishandndling of . outraged the the that some U.S. bishops w alks along a s tre e t o r go.joes into a parents for c three important strengtiigths to hold from the} cardinals'c final commu* pred ato ry p riests is triMBering j the want leeway tu th e ’ay in judging one-time ' bookstore or goes into3 a1 movie abuse. onto in the midst of sufferingsuf and nique at dieth' historic two-day sum- gatherings. They’re deuemanding offenses fronom th e past, ' doubt: th e strength to g( should b e a m an th a t n o> one0 n e e d Som e Cath< 5 go on Ivina, on dlergy e r sexual abuse called change and calling bislishops to The cardiidinals countered that the strength to continui fe ar." action is rtec In InuSsa seardi by PopeJo Jo) h n P au l n . B ut th e lack ;greater accountability,, openness0 they introduiduced stronger punish- for God and the strengt The scandols erupip te d in m any say they tu to reach o f changee fttimf the top down has ond> at least some overjsrsight by ment for serierial offenders: a quick out to others, “to g iv e a n d to ignited aI gras^tsgi movement of ]laity. January in Boston and weptsv the annual appealpeal. And in a procedure2 fifor defrocking such

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=MlSSI0]:>NARIES - RX V r I t 1 yj T V G 5IONLEqI Sl-vct.iI MiiHic Viillcjllcy area resi- Businesss Club.C He Jllcndcd Idaho • Elder Kcllcn M. Hararrison, will Eagle Scout>ut (bronze, silver and gold as w hole humanhun beings. He even dciils liiivc hccn callud Children shouldn’t bbe t a u ^ ed to serve or State Univilivcrsity. ,-e in ih e palm-s). Xan tn ad c m istakstakes. It took a G e n til^ rctiirncd from stTvinKg nmissions for n I u c k y things Iiefore tliey cicanuim K w om an (twowo strik es against hei^.'' ____ilif Churcli of JciusCliri-hrisi_()f_l-;iuer:___ ,__LKW crJ.T_Todd CuppS-wilLserve-in___ uaAV-i-1-l.c------•-£lder-Pj•-Palrick-R.-JoIley, ton-of— iIIiTiwinK. Oftemvhentwo'peop:jp lc d is------autoraaticall;rally) to s h o w h im th a fc '------p r —I the Brazil T im a n d a g ree w ith c a c h o th e r,, o ne will his m e ssaIge g e w ' as fo r everybody, Andrea Jolley say you have b e e n b ralinwashed. ir He taughtt th a t th e re a re tw o. Called to serve; Mission. H e will thu of Rupert, T h e b e st w ay to brainww i ash som e- basic comimandments: m a Love God, ___^__— «J:itlur.^\iidrcw-Pero»i'olio.will.’i^rv’c____ j * s p e a k a t 10:SO_.._____ Twin i 1 ^rved in tho If 'a;m. Sunday ut d-chapellin------o n e is to start-w h en th ejley a r e 2:------a n d love-youi the California VI T h at w ay, w h en th e y ge:je t o ld ing foreignerjiers and enemies. He ■ p w 'i i M I in D iego K ,7 the Je ro m e 5th h Wiird chapel. R en ough to th in k for th eem.selves, r condemneded nor one except reli- ' Missi(;ssion. Hc will / . .. Kollon Harrison th ey h av e a lre a d y b e e n le rs w ho love statu s, t-iik at 11;.U) . r.20 S’ I.ini-oln. n indoctri- gious leaders n. Sunday at ^ ------An open house the son of Miirc and Sherr - nated into some man-mrn a d e reli- rules a nd rituals.r iti of Twin Falls and an Ea/ gion. Most suicide bomb idn’t J e s u s do? H e ' c R u p ert 1st ToddCa '“r'ii®;';’"!' PaWckJoll ib e rs a re W hat d idn’ iird c h a p e l, ^ (“ '' p.m. Sunday at Hc graduated from Twinn 1-alI.s1 Higl) Mission. Hc will still living in th e d a rk ages,ag didn’t w ield:ld secus lar pow er. H e! SC St. theCapp.s.r)s.residence. School in.2001 and aitemmded BYU- speak at 9 a.m. believing th ey w ill liv e; sa gain didn’t raise;e aa n a rm y o r am ass o a * l-eroii,. is a Capps; graduatedki in 2000 from Idaho. » E lder Ml Sunday at the an d b e re w a rd e d fo r thle e lr deeds. arsenal. HIc c didd n ’t p ro d a im th^t-; High School, where hc We wotild have a muchtl Ib e tte r his countryy w as G od’s chosen, Andrew PofoHo ^ arsiiy football and basket- Returned from servir ^^?3Tape,.‘” w orld if so m a n y p eo p le w ere H e d id n ’t getget rich. H e did n ’t School and worked alI Valley V; Vista hall and was wi an honor student. Hc or Triple C Farms. His par- • Elder Ryan Egbertt :served in ^"^<3 not brainwashed before•e th ey believe in gettinggel even, Carc Scrviccs. He isIS iIhc son of worked for C alifo rn ia Martin R. Meyers served Dennis and Sandra Capps In the Romania w ere a b le to th in k fo r ththem - W e a re mmui uch lik e th e R o m a n s. I’hyllis Poroiio of Rupeiipert and the , We worship success , md an Eagle «f Jerome. B u c h a r e s t selves. Our best sdcntistists h ave of h is day. Wt la ic itan d y I’crollC) Jind ion. He will ^ \ ^ 5 | f *ial w ealth . O ur society Seoul. J V Mission. Hc will alw ays b een th o se w ho> hhave and m aterial « E lderr Stan£ Gerald Moore will K J | y l g ’ t speakk at 9 a.m. ■ op en m inds. Is full of violelolcncc, a n d o u r lead* lay al the B A v sp eak a t 12:30 ;r ers e xport violencevio In the vain • Kldcr Trenton (TJ.)J.) Anderson illo n 1st ■ p.m. Sunday at WILLIAM IIAFFNER 1 serve in the d ch a p e l, Martin Meyiy the Twin Falls Tw in FalU effort to keepe e p it from o u r shores, " Kong Mission. fk. 15th Ward Jesu s challenilen g es u s to tu rn o u r . Middleton aiedfromTw public-Santo------will streak at___ -^An-..|>en^-,ggg chapcl,38S7N. — Jesus didn't-wleldselA riiln r—____ values oathcith c in h e a d s______mingo West ■ ifi,VJ p - 10 a.m . Sunday ■ ■ 3500 E (Kimberiy ^ STEPH ENBN PO1 PPIN G I wion. H e will ;' • ". f ^ t J k 'h e F ile r 1st R,.nEeb.r< 5 ^ - ' Stake Center). power or s e e k for riclIches Tw in FallsJis from 1 to4 University. 'H Meyers gradu- .>ak ai 2:45 ijjjflti Ward chapel, p.m. Stindiiy .it Diamonc In p la c e of th e vague: " "^Vhat ------7 f | H 841 W. Midway. nd s Barn, andKathiMe-Twin Falls High School in 1. Sunday at ■■ eight miles west of L I: den on ______; W ould Je su s D o;” I prop"Tlie Christians: Their Fiinrst 2000 Pontius Pilateian church into sharp : Megan P.M )ming and . , Y ears,” which will be a 20-JO-volume nor w ho ordeng the way, there are h Dakota. ChUfCh picplans pancake set. ' He became involveded in the ion; photograpsidebars, such as one Living Way with iJack Hayford @ 8:0000pm M-F The piibliL' is invited. A wrote on the fate of ;iifb“ b re a k fa st!it for May 17 j>project as the result of a job he the Holy Lai is frei'. but an offering will I • liad almost 30 years ago,, w\ orking illustrationsate, to the Roman gover- Family Life Toda] BURLEYY - A pancake brcakfiLst r* ay (Dennis Rainey) @ 7:30pm M t , for a weekly news ma^ziizine, Tlie and place. Thi■dcred Jesus’ crucifbc- v ed from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Ji R upert LDS Seminaryarv will Report, in the Canadianin city of 70 A.D., andruphs I of artifacts from • *, Muy 17 at ih«ihe Congregational Bible ^ Land; and maps and holds graduation sene r v ic e Church, 1550;50 Park Ave. A yard sale ^Edmonton. His boss Wiwas Ted look at about; Visit our websitei for more info: sos;osradio.net ' gresslng up .toiUuminatethetimethi i RUl-liRT-The Ruper?e n S enior will be held Jd during the day. Byfield. " ring will be taken, wiih “It’s Ted’s idea, and it’st’s a b rii-’ K eeping itrh li ls volum e covers 30- Seminary of ihc Churchch of< Jesus An offenn id futtire volumes will , Its will hold proceeds goigoing toward a mission liant 1> idea,’’ said Dcmmon.I. and relevant a Christ of Laiter-dny Saints ut a century each, pro- graduaiinn services for ihuthe Class of ""'P ^hThe Continentals. For Demmon and Byfield, a1 jjournal- facing the C 2JK)2’sllO Seminary gnijlu;ijluatesat 7 more informamation, call 678-8125. ist is who produced a 12-volulumc his- Project, andthrough present day* L p.m. Wednesday al ihc Rupluperr West Z — Z ------tory tc of Alberta in 1991)1, have admirably. ,tIt’; lively, conversational jMnsin' Stake Center. 2GS. 100 W.y TItc Tttncs-fcs-Mius wclcomcs news of planned p] each diapter in VVol. 1 of not from anyIt are among the tasks ^ In stitu te classcs will b be e held at uctus. Send to Ellen their series. The chapteters are view.! Christian History 1 cTcoges 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays JunJune 5-July Tiiomason. 77n77ic riHics-A'cu.-s, P.O. Box being »„ scrutinized by a t(team of 'Ilireetofouind Vol. 1 succeeds I 17 ill th e B u rley In siisiitute of 548. Twi,, FulFalls. ID 83303, or Trena scholars ^ who look for inaccccurades out each year.It’s told as a history, W It’ Times-News Bi78-9424. 83318. Dai\villinc is nooji Thiirsdaii lilrts • malion.call678-75Glor678- in.stitutions, our medicalI ssystem, througli hxtpJhbur volum es will com c I 10 Wrinkle free dtws slilt Jor ptiblieatioiiion on Sawnlay. 6Tlw our commitment to the cartire of the ryproject.com/ar. It’s currendy avail- * P acK age #3 ./'M W •! >y calling a toll-free 12 pr Socks 11\vo pantts sul u ir' ‘ :800) 853-5402 or 2 pr CX'xtfr shoes 10 Wrinkle frw ;)://mvw.christianhisto- 2 Belts ; 3 Dress Slacks N ew Ba]iptist semflinaryoffehrs mode]irate altenm/ 1 Ovcr-coai 6 Tics 13 Handkcrchk-fs • ' 12 pr. Socks By Bruce Schreiner .y than $330,0( S1,S00 value I pr. Dc*tfr slu A ThB Associated Pregs pledges; and for $1,25S*9.97 1 Belt , Baptist Felloimatiye LEX IN G T O N . Ky. -. TTl h e organization re Sl,22S value student hns yet to rcglst T h e BIB ate Baptists,,000 In gifts and 'I only full-time faculty pos 515,000 for schiid the Cooperative I lowship, a national tiiifilled. And the entire First Bapt [: Package #2 will squeeze into severa Frankfort hasrepresenting < moder- 2 T\vo jxint suits fioor rooms in a church:i building.b for the seminalts, will contribute 10 Wrinkle frecdtvw shshirts p ack ag e #4[ : | Yet pasior-tumed-scminarnary presi- cholarships. th e c h u r c h ’s 6 Tics Build your o wWJ. n.. Mii5f have ■ dent Greg Earwood en' • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I j l D avid K- Hlnsoiiptist Church of 12 pr Socks at least p w item, classroom s full of studentsnts attend- nary trustees.IS committed $10,000 I 1 pr Doc Miirti.'ns terns Including X ing the ncw Baptist Semirminary of nary*s first year, and I 1 Belt one suit and recereceive M Kentucky - a moderate caltc m a - ’s p a s t o r , th e R ev . a 25% didiscount! I tive to ihe venerable and iincreas* ison, is o ne of 12 seml- I S1.S7S value ingly conservative SoiS ou th e r n • 4 $1,09'.99.97 Baptist Tlieolofjical Semiim in ary in to b e a m odel In lead- I GUAFUNTEE: Ws Btond bohlfK] ovoivwy rtoca o< dothing wo #oB. and guamrtiamntoo afl Itoma Indudod' ' ■ Louisville. irchcs toward support I In Bw package Ito rxxrrukl VMW dnd taw <)l rresionaoiona/yUo. 9 "W e feel God’s leaderlership in 1 lary,” said Hinson, a T FlorsNomorDocUartonin tfwot may bo suWittad kx an addueraKienalduugo. ;,*• this, God’s blessing andm d G o d 's l eminary graduate. IN STiTO RE ALTERATIONS help ," he .said. >elieve th ere needs to Tho seminary will opei•pen A ug. “W e w an t ifto theological educa- 2G. jo in in g a h a n d fu l of ing other churdipcnness and free d, prosldant of the new Baptist S a lte r n a tiv e B a p tist .scho(hool°'".!I »-eE.r*.H i st Seminary of Kentucky, which of this seminarhe Scriptures.” D E ^4ARCOI)S I inception was a reactionon to the »P«"» *“«■ 26.!6, envisions that new seminarytry tstudents will soon fill what'i Southern Senseminary is getting conservative takeoverL>r of the Jwt 0 Sundayi 9':h(K)lr classroom. “ W e firm ly bellof rooms at Calvary w m m | B M a g lcsVaDeyMan \ TWIN FAUAILS 734-72091 Southern Baptist Conventiintion and b e a p la c e ojrch f t in Lexington. the Southern Seminary --and a the appeaImg_to[o students with com- toto comment on the newsc tion with op(1 College, a Baptist consolidation of that powlower. So patible viewewpotnts. Southern buibut said enrollment at Sou Inquiry into theill offer adjunct pro- r far, about 50 people!e have Seminary, fofounded in 18S9, is SciSeminary is around 2,800. J The new serlend books from its ^ expressed interest in attcu te n d in g am ong six sememinaries operated by ■ 25 Kentucky churches wpkM rent-free use of the new .seminary, Earwoo..ood said. Southernn IB aptist C onvention. offioffered financial support tu Baptist Churc I adding that the student bodyboi wUl . Lawrencei Smith,S a spokesman ne'new seminary, Earwood Georgetown C spiring to Southernn ‘Seminary, declined FuiFund raising has nettedt ’si now Institution, will likely include women aspii l A M O N D A\ l N D PEARL become pastors. Wometn e n a lso fessors and ler I attend Southern Seminary,ry, but libraries. ^ president, the Rev. R. A/ lb e rt school, N G S O R P EENDANT* Mohler Jr., opposes womprnpn serv* • H RiSTiAN S c h o oju th e m ^ I f FREED!/ ing as pastors, in linc witivith SBC Prn«nK:K-3 ibnilOlhl teaching. rja fogt 737-14251 Klmb«rfy 423- Anytime Minutes <^$90 Q A Southern Seminary alumaiu nus, : to th e I E A R R IUnlimHed ^ Nights & Weeluk c n d s Earwood is a former pas: oa tz d ite Bortvrtag, Louisville, Murray ' Georgetown. He .said thee facultyfi I boM dW ylctioi»(i Be8T FOW YOUI ^

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But Chrlsilon thought was the last yeajy’ear of his life, , aously Hkilike a eulogy.,Briglu rises One gel tiown to brass tacks.t;i Cole saidid the group's new BUI Brifiht. lead er of onei of the and beginiins to talk about Jesus,____ -N am ed 2 0 0 l ’s N ew: Artist ; of release is morem reflective of who boy Plus most dynamic and cffaiffective evan- love andJ'for^veness. fi T enintive nt lheTUar"l)y ilie Gosptp elT T u sIc------tlfe-bandte;teaUy-isra"crewrdftive'----- “ Ono tock'loi ! gclical organizations in the world, first, his> voicevi gains strength and Associntion, the bojoys have young menen who face the some Issues decided to writee a n o v e l. fire. His■ claimcl; to be “a weak, frag- • amped things uj) for theleirsopho- problemsS their peers do. In Its now Pulm onary fibrosis ^vasas (choking his de person’on” is belied by the next m ore release - saying s(so long to “Obvious”” tacklest; specific issues Iungs> but the founderer ofc Orlando- 35 minute:Ites of fervent preaching, super-slick poji and hell.•lio to gu i-. I h a t y o umg n p adults deal with bas^ Campus Crusadeide for Christ, He pausesses occasionally to cough tar-driven melodies. every day.y, such as gossip, not with writer Ted Dekk r take a s-wallow of bottled . Plus One is made upip of Nate - being ovet/erly preachy about sketched out a tale /ater. G esturing to his oxy- Cole, Nathan Walter:-•rs, G a b e o n e 's b e lieiefs i and hypocri.sy in kfie\v something a!>out. en tube, he calls it - and Combs, Jeremy Mhire aiand Jason the church,h. “Blessed Child” tells 11 il rep resen ts - "one of* I’erry. The Christiaian-music . The musiiisical change-up has an aging, dying, evangi lie greatest gifts of my ecjuivalent of the Bacackstreet also prom]inpted Plus One to cal leader who encounti fe," urging those in the Boys, the group caughiu fire tw o tw eak its stage sti show a bit, sim- a boy with appareni ews to “rejoice in tribula- years ago with its delebui CD, plifying ihethi hip-hop-inspired supernatural healing pc "The Promise” - an iipb»beat, har- clioreograpl:iphy of their last tour. ers. The older characi A sophisticated, well- rnonious joy ride tlirou!ugh faith, ‘I'he group) hhas been on the road raveled man. Bright is su p p o rts th e boy’s m: styled for the crowd wwho digs since Februiiruary. pvia no* IM Om Htb istry but does not ask I 'cll-acquaiiued with the healing himself. He ncenainties of this worid. ready to die. Bill Bright Butut as a Chris’ian, he is ______If^like.liis.novel!s.pis.prct______i>|soIso well prepared for life’s ___ Web sitees offer a uftan to fail, a movie," Burkholder says.s. 10-poini scale.le. It1 also offerw a grid sion in Juneau, Alaska, especiallye.s holes,” Elliotiott gave th e m ovie 3.5 p r o s ta te cancer; despitejite diabetes; be madee pi ro v isio n f(»r a fin al Elliott’s is one of aboutut three listing suchI categoriesca as: alco- ___ despite his 80 years, BillBiL Bright is handoffof of leadership of Campus 'during th e long, dark wiivinter. So stars out off four.ft “This incredibly ddozen Web sites that offerjr movie hol/drugs. blooclood/gore, disrespect- ||A d graphically violent r still here, a liv e a nd testifying. tes A Crusade! toti longtime associate when Hona Burkholdele r, a 2G- h o n e st and i reviews to millions of belielievers. ful/bad attituiitude, guns/weapons. sequel to “Blessed Chil:hild” is due Steve Dou;ouglass in August 2001. year-old ; youth pasior• at;i Auke film aboutIt i a n e a r ly fo rg o tte n Their ’I popularity is evidentnee of a violence, se.\/ni\/nudity and profani- th is s u m m e r. "A MaiVlan C a lle d Then he anda n his wife of more than 1Bay Bible Church, wasiisn't sure Vietnam battattle brings us as close decision d on the part of ev;.•vangeli- ty. Blessed” will join eigeight other SOycars, Vnnette,V( a{^ced to a sim- whether ' “We Were Soldii;liers” was K> hellish conlonditions a s w e siiould cal c Chrisiiiins to engage pipopular In 1966, thethe Motion | * | b o o k s, including a se;ries rle of “ hi.s- ' ple epiiapliph for their tombstone; worth ' the irudge lo thee ilieater. ever wantt Ito get,” he wrote. culture c rather than to releject il Association1 ofof America tlevel- torical'Spiriiual" novels,ds, in various ’‘Shn es of>f Jesus.”J Ihe sat down at his conipipuier and "Asking GoGod for deliverance wholesale v, as decadent amind evil, iii)ed its ownwn rnting'system. stages of production andand planning On East'ister Sunday 2001, the lumed ( lo christiancritic.ci.com. from such a rplace is not only rea- sayssj David Bruce, founder:r {»f hoi- H ow ever, many,parents any t«msider in tiie past year. Rev. Rollerlert Sclniller CI-V’s "Hour There, he sought the aiadvice of sonable, it oftoften seemed to be the Ijlywoodjesus.com. the MPAA raiin:ilings (oo vague. ; Briglit is largely confiinfined to his of Power”r”) hugged Bright and ihe i site's founder, NM ic h a e l only option1 ata t h and.” Prlando condo, thougiiugh he does hailed him;m as “ the m an of th e cen- Elliuit, 1 an Orlando, Ma,., business-b '‘I use ChrChristian Web review make personal appearearances in tury for Christ”Cl at the Crystal man i and former aeti:t»r who siies for thele :same reason people ^ B eirl's F a m i l y ' B o o k s ist Sunday-at Cathedralll inii G arden Grove, Ca. A cliurches, as h e did last 5 Uivutta LD S liooh- tS!:ts:- (;if't siioi, ■ K ^ Calvary Assembly in WitWinter Park, few monthiths later. Bright bade '"I"- 7M 2„,l A v■- .,; N, • Twiti l-.ilN • 7M-MtV ria.: As the toweringlg :figure in farewell toto the staff of Campus ly \ ^ e ric a n Christianityy is w heeled Cnisiide inin Coloraili)( Springs, Yh S ha li. B e a k R e c o r d o f M e into the sanctuary, anin c expectant But as this th y e a r unfolded. Bill - - Ttilk\ fnini llipf ;2(1111 JlVt’ C.iifi-roiHC rustle ripples across;s the dusty Bnglit’s Par•arewell Tour has tunieii The Timnes-News iss your nifiiiJiliiilili'iti iimlitiiiiv «mif/icr i-ose seals. Even from1 a disinnce, »fi«o Bill11 Brigiu’s Excelleni 'ur (.• the Magic BKKiIIA.M ClTV gen tube running fromm thet man’s paswrs conronference and plans to : Valley nose to a small metalI cyUnder,cy A establish an globalj netw ork of min- A Jut,I I>ii!. h,-r'.\ . in./iiuiiill ^ o u p of m en, includingng (one of his inters to etlucaie eti and assist one two grown sons, propels^Is !Briglit up another. : J,m. f>:.m p.m. 0 Y

N pay___ f ContlnuQd from El * “I said, ‘Well, w hat do you have . (o do?’ And he lold men e w hat bad to do,” Mills said. “;\nd “; next jhihg I knew, we were doidoing il.” - T hat year, after ju.stt t^vot^' ^vceks of preparation, more thanhan 300 peo- T f l H I tie showed'up for" die mim arch. 'Die M e 1 Oext year, there w ere 800BOO. In 2001, approximately 25 churclirches were -, involved and more thanin 11,000 p e ^ ' ^ M A •G I C \ I I I i y/ ) r te w ere fed at tlie barberbecue. Tliis ?? ^ e around, a 14-personson steering , , — .. tfdmmittee is doing thee lolocal coor- ii '/ ,, A _dination. ^■.The event was first org;Drganized in k// C ii ristia r 1989, by Pastor Tom PelI’elton, who ftnd ministered in1 :B a p tist, / AMAZIZING GRACE .1-. i r . ' m l^iscopal and nondenomiomina tional / F I- L L O W S H I P E ’. ST . ICJN/>I A l l u s lurches. Hc organizelized some — parches in his hortiele itown of r e l l o w s h i p ▼ (iR T H CP* ) I , ’ ( Celele b ra tio n J Austin, Texas. In 1991,, tlietli M arch Special CHRISTIAN ICHURCH for Jesus was officiall:ally estab- ! SeServices O r t h o c y$hed, wid] m ore dian 15(150 nations Mother's Day Service:e ‘ Proclaimingg ithe Truth worldwide participatm ating. It .M. &' 10:30 A.M. becam e Je su s Day in 20'20 0 0 , w ith ^ miday, May 12 at l():0 (h u Since 3313A.D. the March for Jesus as> oneor of tlie P a s to)r r II.ynn J. .Schaal Gre.it Vespers: ,S.i 6pni events. O rth ro s: Si • 3n o rder to use ihe logoIgo and buy Bible Study ( 2 0 88) ) 736-0727 Siin'd.iy l().im T-shirts for tlie march,, ororganizers . Wed. 7:30pni O'Grody, P riest 1 2 ppy a S200 registrationin f fee each .. f 1061 l-astlanUimJDr. N, • l«vinl.ilM I) , ^ a r. Every city involvecved is sup- ''J H | T n.H oi.f \< o n A ve. E. Msed to have a project tot reach ^[|||||[|P 450 3rd Ave. W. III,III; ^ dlit and do sometliing foror ithe com- TNvin Falla » 733-7241 1664, . murrfty. This year, the PregnancyPn Ctisis Centei- was choserisen as the S fipil beneficiary. JEROME BIBLE Divine l.itiirgy: Si MACirVAIXI^ 0 ■;“ In th e p ast, w e’v e: d(done the „ ChurchJ c Rov. Fr. Patrick O ’ Salvation Arm y t\vice,” MillsMi said. «BAPTIST CHURCH £H R IS1 Jermiah6:16 **And so this year, w e wanted wa to ’ Pastor Mike Karch "Comc now, ani 1830 AddlsoiW , lii2mKnb-iU_CJx ao something different.” F u n d aimental r r Independent tosetlier.’ say 734-36' Romans If>:l6l ■'Thomas Obst, promotiortions chair- . • • I yiiiitli i>n>i^riiiii Isaiah ^ "ihc churche-' ol'il'ChriM C ■m m■ man, explained that JesJesus Day ^ • • SixTidI.< cliihiirn's miiiislric\f \ •'!|l Sundajay School • 10:00 um . salute you" starts at 2 p.m., with peop]ople lining . .f? ur.sfiy all .urvirc.^ . W orshijlipServicc* 11:00 am ------N ^ for a march to T\vinI p£FaUs City \ Worsliip ^ rk . The rest of the daylay focuses _ S u \i)A y Siiiul.iylla.io f C hrist W ofsiiip Scrvit'v ic o s W p v a f r.-ii.hhn- • 10:00,1111 le S tu d )' & P ra y e r o5) a rally, with the barbecue c u e a n d a H iioBP and lei rts rvnsan .Sunday l():30ainn 5:."^()pin5 )jduth concert. 11:00,Ull 7:000 pm Wednc.sday.s Bible : "" says the Lonl." r:*tvery 10 minutes, Ob:Obst said, M {■ATiiini; • 6:00 pin Siiml.iy 10.1,in, v'i ' 070.1611 1:18 H y I- there wall be dra^vings for o r' T-shirts, R Radio Pl O a m M games, toys, a backpack,:k, a .dock Ifi j H K l \Vi:osi:si),ir 11000 Overland •'Burley Suml.iy 10:IKS .vm W cdne,sday 7:0(1:0 0 p in radio, a kitchen towelirel s e t, a ^ Ki"< pn Pasastor Wynn Greer ■ p Services portable gas grill, a fishinhing pole, ,Uul-w,;-k • 7:00 lilll lilll I ^ I k 9 h h 513 S. lUich.inan 21H)2 y u A - R i :. i'.,\s T an alarm clock and 100) loloaves of . , I'w R a d io M inistry ___ I 132 2nd Ave E * Jerom e l9imH IKI—------phonc-:^i bread. The prizes were don.loiiated by ------1:00 iim Sunday.s Jl e Study — ------^^'Twin'I’alls" Fred Meyer, Happy CCi a m p e r, 324-2804 '"’■"IBW—J W * v v MVM 1230 KBAR ^ /||W ,' I www,chrisitai.‘j Woliiii'silav 7p,tii, ■ 2()S-735-3()l6 W^ldenbooks, Blue L a k e s t J ______Sporting Goods, Donnelleyiley S pons m - - Program ' im d G reat Harvest. i.in, Kl.lX L11U AM ; “T liere \vill be gam ess fcfor kids, and there’s going to bei a C andy lan Street. Jerome kaboom,” Obst said. “LasLast year, , Sit •^24-9131------:...... ihat vras a big liit.” CHRISTIAN CENTITER - S a ;itaiicouricr,t'iiiii , ! Bob Parr, Mills, fathether, will , .«^rr jh e y g e t a .l ittle s to r yf tito ld to " ihem,” she said. “And of)f course,,c :>l------Vouth Croup -News J mem at each different boothtoth.” m o A M K ir <

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Volunteers, supiiipplies - Snake Tami at 735-0121. office, 826 EastlandI Drive,1 Twin children.1. Call( Jennifer Diehl att Foster Grandparent 1P ro g ra m Rivcr=K-9 Rcscul-le UL nit needs vol- Falls. 324-6B90.. needs 10 seniors to woi’ork in th e TWs putjJIc scfvicccfvicc column Is cJcsigned to iinicLTS to help willivilh training. The D e■ntnl n t s u p p lie s - C h a rityity TwinJ=‘alls area. They willill rcceive a maieJi needs In. in th the communilies of };r«up also needs< niairline-type ken- ■ Anywhcvhere Foundaiion needs den-en- Respite -Viiluiileersrs^arcMiccdcd ' Senior cccomi>anions - Tlie Senior la.x-free stipend of S204 p er monlh regi'oa with vtfuntijfunteer rwtp, ; nels, hahy juice Iwiiles,m)H topograph- tal suppipplles. Call 734-8041. in the Gooding, Wensndell. Buhl, Companiolion Program needs 10> for 80 hours of scrvice:e w o rk in g If you need a volu1 vohmtoer. call Juc)y Tipton. ical maps and a smusmall free/cr. Call Twin Falls and Eden areasa to give seniors to work in the Magic with new to English refiiifugee chil- tJitcdOf ot theB Rcl Relirtxl Senior Volunteer 32G-.S641. IIoisplcc sp volunteers - Idahoho respite to elderly h homebound valley. CorCompanions will receive aI dren. Call 736-2122 or 677-'7-4872. Program (RSVP)./P). a at 736-2122. £«. 312. ’ ., ! H om e Health I and Hospice needs:ds clients so iheir main caresiverc:i can stipend of S204 per month-I- lu tU eers - Hospice Ho Visions volunteiiteers for newsletter prepara-ra- lake a break. Call EcEdilh at 736. RSVP isa Unilcdllet) Waysponsored\ agcncy _..i leeds vohinteereers to work with tion. patient/caregiverpi support,ri, 2122. Ext. 320. ours of service assisting: Clothing - The Col:o llc g e o f atthcCollcficofSJ of Southern Idaho, fuiid-rnisers,.-nvement, l>erenv« m ailing officc; help, h fund-raising and chil-lil- hom cboundind or elderly clicnts com-• Southern Idaho Refugei-ee C e n tc r RiM»e»ubmttanHafwiimtl)cforo4:30 . . . and correspondent:nce, patient carc dren’s's bereavement program,m. Volunteers - The FiiFifth Judicial ;ks. Call 736-2122 or 677-• needs clothing. D rop off it'item s from p,m, on Wednesdilesday fOf SaturtJay publica- r •: and compnnionsiiipiiip and caregiver O rientanation and training is avail-.lil-. District CASA Prograrrim needs vol- 4872. 8 a.m. lo 12 p.m. and M:3 tion. Please callall wweekly to fctain request. ' assistance. nation Orieniiit and in-ser- able. CallCa Susan Harris at 734-4061•61 unteers to advocate ffo r th e be.st 1525 A ddison Ave. E. in TiTwm Foils. vicesS are availabli ible. Call Flo or or l-80(BOO-540-4061 o r sto p by thhe e interests of abused an(md neglected Foster’r' grandparents( - The Call AleksMndra a t 736-21t1166. L ------1 . ) COMMl[UNITY EEVENTSI ______■

2 0 th Century Clubub Installs Astronoilomlcal Society hears School, Troop leaderLT is Mark and John\ Bush;E tied for second, School will hold an oriensntation for Riglit Brain.”in.” Stoker, J e a n n e aand r Roger Foreman, parents of all incomiilin g six th - Officers; foifor 2002-2004 also will officers, honors membersme about globulargl clusters A nderson is in th e ninth nii grade William CasCassell and David M eyers graders at 7 p.m. Tuesdsday in the be installed2d aat the meeting. They . TWIN FALLS - 'The 20th TWINM FALLS - The Mafjic at Decio High School,I, where he and Marihitha and Rt>ger Connor, school cafeteria. are Dorothyiy IiHouse, president; Ona’ ' Centiiry Club will meetmc' ai noon Valley AstronomicalAs Socicty will participates in basketb;iball, track. . Warren Nesfesbit an d Joan Ray. Students also are invit/ited 10 the Moore, viceice president; Wandt^' ' Tuesday at tlie Turfirf Club. 734 meet at 7 p.m. today in th e Frost cro.ss country, Trendsesetters and meeting, Stimpson, secretary;sec and Ramona ' Falls Ave., Twin Falls.s. c la ssro olom n of the College of band. His parents are; Kelly1 and Qpcn hOU!)use set for retiring Gtwding High School)1 will hold Crane, treasuiasurer. Outgoing officers M e rle S to d d a rd Ta|T apiJers w ill Southern11 Idaho.I Leslie Anderson, parent/student orientination for are Verna10 Turley,•: president'', presell^ a pnip-am . Installation Insl of CSI astrstronomy teacher Wallace Valley SciIchool teacher incoming ninih-gradcrss at 7 p.m. Dorothy Houslouse, vice president; Ko'"'- llie officers and a mernem orial .ser- B la c k e r will present “The B. J. Duplicate Brldgige EDEN- -Former suidents of Wednesday in the multiIti-purpose Tatcoka, seesecretary; nnd Karma-"' ' vice for deceased metnembers will Dynamicsics of Open and Globular N e llie Miercalf er arc invited to a room. Kent, treasuresurer. also be held. Clusters,”i,” and Ken Thome.son will Club announces wininners re tire m en nt t open house from 7-9 A nyone interested int« in education . For more informatiiation or late present “V• m a t ’s Up in the Sky.” RU PERT - Results foifor th e B. J. p.m . T uesd:sday at the Silver and Care center holds anannual is welcome2 toto; attend. reservations, call 734-1i4-1910 by 10 After theth meeting, public tele- Duplicate Bridge Club) forf May 2 Gold Senioro r C enter in Eden, a.m. Monday. scope viewewingwill l>ehcld. were norih/ south first.St. N a n e tte M etcalfhi■ has lauglil first grade in M other's Day celeb'r;’ration O’Leary JunJunior High Saiiirda;day is Astronomy Day, and Woodland and Vera Malai; second. the Valleyy School! Disirict for 53 TWIN FALLS - Brit Local cave groupIS66S st astronomymy-related events will be Bill and Norma Goodiniman; third, years. A shortshi program will Iwgin Estates will hold itsis“S .S presentsi twot« plays Monday , « ■ held at theh e H errett C enter at CSI. David and.Gwen Siolo k e r; a n d a t 7:30 p.m. Mother’s Day celebratiotion from 2- T^V1N FALI'ALLS - O’Leary Junior- video on Blue Sprin;rings Cave f ., , mlore w information, call Jay lourth. Lila Human ancnd Marion For moriore information, call 3:30 p.m. S unday in tlic BlBlue Lakes High will presentpre two ploys at 7itiJ ■ TWIN 1'M .I^ - Thele SSilver Sage at 736-244/447. Snow. East/ west winnmers were Dcbl Del)ch'oney at 825-5730 or Dining Room nt 1828 Br3ridgeview p.m. Mondaylay iin the school audito-. >,'i (>roiio, a local cave club:lub, will hold first, Warren and FaunI McEntire;I Jana Sellers;rs at 825-5609. Blvd. in Tw in Falls. rlimi. iis niomhly meeiinnlie :ii 7 p.m. Hailey PiPublic Ubrary offers .second, Chuck and Shirleley Hunter: All residents and theirur families The sccondond period drama class '' , Wednesday in the San5;i|;e room of enrlfltf hf third, Donna Moore a n d J a n e AuditionSIS set this week are invited. Refreshmentnts will Ix: will presentIt “Tho“ Revenge of the -- book discussion Keicher; and fourth, Jim served. Sncrd” byy JamesJi DeLong. The ., tile Taylor Uuildinn onm.heColleRe (I mandSuzy fo, ^IniCOco singing groups of Southern Idaho cainpiiii|)ii!;.: HAILEDEY - The Hailey Pubjjc Evans. . Fnr morc information,1, call 736- ploy is about)Ut ai nerd hero who has . T h ere will he a sliiirilicin liiishie.ss I-jhrary will w; offer a spring book Play continues at 1 p.m. p each •- RUPERT^T - Auditions for the 3933. a crush on1 a cheerleader,> but so- , meeting followed by a on series on food called, Tuesday at the Rupertt Elks.I The Spartan SiSingers, and Serenity doesoleodercler of gartg of hoodlums., • ■ I. viiJei. i.re- Sounds chcrhoirs at Minico Higli seniaiion on liluc Spriiprinss Cave. 7"'":“lovies. “' Dinner and One public is inviied. Filer man celebratesS 95th ninth-grh-grade dram a class will School willill be held Monday and then prescniicnt “Survival of the A nyone interested in, Iheih s|K,rl ,)t J Tuesday. birthday with familyf Fittest" by/ RobertRt Mauro. In the caving o r caves is eiicj) irst meeting will be held Wood River Bridge ""'"r-'Ketl IO 5,30.80-8:30 p.m. May 23 in the A nyone: interested ir can sign up bers of the snake, wom- , , attend.; FILER - Orval Hymasas of Filer play, memben . library metneeting room. Participants announces weekly w inners _ Jition time in the music and formerly of Burley cecelebrated bat, liiard and eagle tribes baidcit For nicire informalioit.nii, contact „i|, . kv and discuss the movie HAILEY - The Woonod R iv e r sic does not need tb be his 95th birthday on Aprilil 27. out in physical:ical challenges. ^ ^ th e c lu b via e-i for the audition. To be a e-innil ^ lU “Buliette'se’s Feast.” Copies of the • Bridge w inners w ere iinncnounced. T h e^ pparty was The cost is S25 for adults and Sl,‘.,,i of the Reflections, stu- I cavers('^mindsprinf;.comnm o r visil Its si„ rs'w illh1 be available, Monday winners at thIho Hlainc member of h o s te;d d by his for studentsIts without^ an activity,, , st first be accepted into W eb I’URe There is no charge and the pul>- County Senior Center iiin IPd !v ' I childrciren, Doryl card. Studeniients with an activity tmp;//hiptr.hoine.mindsi:idspring.com/ He is invit./ited. For more informa- were: first. Gayle Medleye ; a „ d si^ SP"--!"" SiSingers or Serenity I a n d ' P h y llis card ond childiIiildren age 5 and under, SSQSSG_liome.himl. tion, call 788-2036.78 Dinz; second, Max Thom] Eriksenin of Buhl, get in free., TheTh tx>st includes both . John Bush; and thirir r T " F ;" ;S ™o"r*morere information, coll Jeff I D on aand r Idell performnnces.ces. Maughan and Mary IC choir direcior. at 436- W e e k;s s o f Paul Legion Auxlllariary Scout rec■ecelves Eagle 153 or 43(7-1721 (home), McGonigal. Salmon,>n, Forrest sponsors annualsprspring tea ' award atat cerem ony today Wednesday winners ■mail him a t a n d ■ HierShoiraaiUom.------C h e ry l a — — ~PAUt;“ Tia^PaurArA n ie r ic a n ------DECCO'iO - Jo rd a iT " S c ^ t t Ilorker Center wdrovfir ~Kym a~sIS df Ix-Kion Auxiliary' im'ite:e tlthe women A ndersonn will t rcceive his Eagle O slw m e nnd Marilyn Wal/alker; and Je ro mn e c , G ail of the community to0 itits annual Scout award at second. Sue Binz an'nd G a y le V eteransi oof Foreign Wars 19 ' Karolyn V To theJie neighbors, ^ : spriny lea at 2 p.m. Tues*lesday at the a c o u n of honor Medley. In n - H ym asIS of Twin In ^ , , U-gion Hail in Paul. a t p.m . Monday winners at theth Blaine P o st 21 336 6 m eet Tuesday OrvnI Hymas Falls anand David M friendsIs aand family of n ' - Prizes will Ik- given,, anand refresh- today in the County Senior Center wtivere: first. TWIN FAIALLS - Tlie Veierans of a n d Sharon lu Dr. Jlr. J. L a ird & W .J m en isse n ’eil. Pricc of G arden Valley. H j D c c 1 o Dave M eyers and Bill Cisnissell; and Foreign W'ars ar Post 2136 will m eet ' 11 M arshala S e a ic h , a n d to Elem entary second, Max ThompsonI aand Fran at 7:30 p.m.1. Tuesday1 at 4.59 Shoup 19 grandchildren, 65 gres ireHghtcrs and ■ C assia County Fairlr sseek s School gymna- Maughim. Ave. in Twinin Falls. wartzand ' xwiN FALLSFA - The Magic , ~ ft theailenmtmath of the fire Marilyn Nesbit; seconc present scholarships SSO for the e ntry that Iwst)est portrays -School softliftball team. The proiect I r ’ -n*' Valley Rosese Society will sell live ' . lil' . o unr r Ihome on ij : the iheme. The winninging artwork took 252 hours.ho A nderson h a d 21 (Groy and Lorry Kelley; fi BURLEY - The Minin»-Cassia U first in B, m in ia tu re roses rt today near the lay 5/2002. lj : will be displayed on ilie from of helpers, includingint fellow Scouts ' IMonique Nelson and Maggie Canyon Ca!,afe food court in the Retired * Teachers Associaliation will fl , the 2002 Cassia County1 FcFair book. Orrin Stimjmpson, Urod and Bridn •Traylor; 1 sccond in B, Hollylly L a ^ n Magic VaUeyeyM all. meet J at 11:30 a.m. Moro n d o y a t n A rtw ork should be in black on Stoker, Rya;yan Tumagc, Dusty and andt Warren Nesbit; and fifirei.m C, The sodetjety is D non-profit orga* Price’s | Cafe, 2444 Overlarimd Ave, Bl O f alt thepie pn^crties^ which H.« ;i white, and fit in n space:e 7.57 inches Jeremy Ostc•stcrhout and Ryon Land: JJill Hitchin and John ClChapman Burley. higli by 7 inches wide. , Other hel]elpers included Bob and c second in C, Jeanm n e a n d College students LisalaLlnord » M o n g ulo honorableh men, ^ I Mail submissions byy FridayF to: Blakeslec,r, KemI< Patterson, Chuck IRoger Foreman, a n d Brearm Bean will be prpresented W nol one is soJ highly prized IP Cassia County Parade CoCommittee, Ostcrhour: andai K elly Anderson, W inners of the SundeJay Swi„ Gooding MiddleMl School ;with S300 scholarships eacl ------Ij - -<15 rnat d t cof character. I" c/o Kelly Johannsen, 2I(216 Dennis Andersonon is a member of Troop cevent were: first, Fran M iiughan, (]olds paroirents’ orientation > Donna Arbogast will prcseiltpr o R ‘ - HHenry e i Clay Cunnie McGowan, Marilyi program on “Drawing w ith th e Drive, Burley. ID 83318.^ .27 sp o n sosored i by Dcclo High C lyn N esbit GOO D IN^G G - G o oding M id d le .. ^

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ACROSS r “T ------l“ 9tfucturnt------— — l i a s - o f f < v e i s a c hl o i c e o ti ! l s p i e s — support '* h r - V - i c w i e-Carpota 77----- l&Bocomoa eBy Chuck Bamey plots but serve to tile mollowor M H i Knight Rldder News Sorvlca______Battle of the net\etworl< agents beat-the-clock t. 14^uliorslovor H H — FT------" “Alias” dabbl more ------IS OlvaMofto------n - «. ■ ■ Sydney Bristow, the sesexy ond ^ -|«ka«uoiuor and Sydney Bristow _ CODScc in franlic car c huscs. UulI Jack—J .— book-style esca:scapism. Likc.a.wily. _1 ____ 16 To« ------h dynamic .sccfci agents] did di so without dnving off a Rier < 17CaIoivJar " slithery secret agent o n T V s J irand cham eleon, SydSydney a master of. > eettincdrcnctiw l, EDGE; Jack. pof1o of becoming fish food, ann intrigu- her final exama m s, EDGE; Jack. ' 28’Mako a blundor _ ^ with hib CO worker, Nina, So far.If. and "24” havtlavc to become ing question suddenly r 2gi^morioo « p o p p e d • RQHTING} ABILITY:Al While Jack can Sytlncy s> Mas m anaged to keep hcher b o n a fid e N iels' into the head of this spel Bridgo' pnlntor — 'Cllbound - deliver theKO KO v.ticn' nocossary, hc paws pa olf tier alluring boss, VauglLjghn, But “Alias,” aln for 31 Hool Hawaii “ viewer: What would Jackck B auer Die com: jd a b le wioldipc the yoiinger 32 imofislly 5 “ — EDGE: Sydney. next season, att do? . ■ firearms -rthicM whi Me d o e s very v^cli. , 34 Short swim • FASHION SENSIBILITY: Until . v iew ers th a t ar i i IJack Bauer, of course,;e, IS th e 0ut with lightntitnirij’ quick punches antJ 3G Fowof ^ A n d “ 2 4 ” h as '— *— sni/03 (] much wolcomo chance, Jack Mao 39'Convorta into dogged federal agent onor “2 4 , ’ Sydneyley can crush your skull improve in rece machino ______rrid*y*l«v'tPuzzl«&elv«l TTV’s other outrageouslyly addic- iihcacfapc, EDGE;E Sydney, been wearing Iho same sweat •slatnedsi j-olid bet to retu-etum - longuago 3 ThuiThurmon of | d | e | b | u | t M titive rookie spy show. His i( sMirt all nighl. In conlrasi, Sydne r TECHNIQUE: S eo above, ncy has sibly with somme e I 41Qn)(}kguil *Bal•Qatman & . d c L L H aand years of experience Sui o' uLT. displayed nn eclectic lasle in The serpenti 43 BLT Qdaition Robin* Rob D i'I s c o f f edly would be an as.set to0 S ydney EDGE. Jack, wiiroiobe and wigs. Also, it'5 hig 44 Twosome 4 Foui ’'C'ly both sliows proLprobably have scared Foudal poons ^ SKILLS: Both Sydney and doul)Hiil do that Jack can carry off ll 46 Chicaso suburb 5 Just Qvorogo riright about now. If otUy poilo o rja c k • DRIVING SKI ^ the o ff so m e view . who 47 Evorylhing______6 LooiLooso ovofcoot I I I H M i i f . wasn’t always tied up wltl•ith ^ o b - Jack clcvurly ;yir m anaced to elude tho rubber rui dress look.*EOGE:.SydnoylOy. titey’re too lateate to __ 49_'T. Qarr movip___7 Nogvoflioctod______| a [s | p | i | r [£ _____ le^It m s of his own - irying to foil an I — ...... -I all the plot enlentanglements. But 'St.-Ttilo'of rospoct 'fl’ChoShow on [M lEiAlNTsB a'ssassinalidn“attumpn)?rif a pre'si^ m e t o 'c l u no ^ se b e tw e e n “ 2 4 ," screen sc storytelling notTl oiily ^vhile’the'showsDws'can'appearto'ljd sa.Uniiliod works 9 Fills Fiiis complotoly lE tT ls llB fB ddential candidate and oh, track of complicated jurjumbles, they’re by 5 5 moi 10 Papi h, by the which airs Tu.l uesdays on Fox, and m m akes ii easier to keep tn f»opat N u TrsTHlEi way, his imperiJed u-i nd sub- «f> means impenpenetrable. (wtlticism). 11 Aulh^ulhonlicity fs P i m T le l save u-i/eand "Alias," wJuclicit airs Sunday.s on tlie cii various characters an. 56 ■SportsConier' 12 DinoMno Qt homo d:daughter. ABC. BnlhI showss feature an sin. 13 Casi^slno cosh- Sydney (Jennifer Gamener) and exhilaraiinglg breakneck pace. ^ 57 Dispensing dispnJisponsors? | p [E |a |C |E |C | JackJi (Kiefer Sutherland)) a; re th e Both are pegg*.^ e d to fearless m ulti- ^ frooiy 21 Cirri:irrlod L A H k M aI main throttles on turbo-d•charged taskers who0 juggle on-the-job M 60. Oasis fruit 22 Accc\ccomplishod o s L o H m TV thrill rides th at plung*Ige view- dangers wiih 61 Counlortonor Allotyioro skirt's Ip IeToTnB eI ill personallife pres- ■ 62 Hindquanofs long'ongih [CuemiMiiSC:^ ers headlong intu th eir di.<;ii-siinctive su res. Boih dideliver stories that 66 OlOahorr '• Figh^ighullo realmm s of suspense and inintrigue. • contain iticrciredible - yes, some- 67-Raiso 25 U.S.J.S. Opon TBoth actors captured GGolden times hidicrouous - plot twists and ■ 6aCircumler>i[ico charrhampol 1979 36 Do-tioocod? eiGlobe awards for their- perfor-j cKffliaiigers. 9 M 69 Wood ard &1 198119 40 Totality Sitvor 29 VolWoi soil 42 Edgo rfmances earlier this yea‘a r , a n d In term s ofof technical acstliet- ^^ ^ ^ m p l lllch.vd■d Gere Diane Lnr 70 Morays 30 First■irst hall ol a 45 Liko a path Bth eir shows have been exulruberant- ies, “24" has1 illthe edge. The slioiv’s 7:00-9:20 A 71 Composition broa)roalh mini? around Eartha? 53 Sollly. lo GIy em braced by hard-core.•viewers v “real-time”” gimmick - eacii I T S:it-Sun 33 Equiiqulpmoni 48 Floral ring Schubort 54 Trap and critics. episode (lualif:lifying as one hour in JFAITHFUl^ 4:30 m \ .DOWN buildluiidings 50 Gonora! _ But who between themm reigns a single, actiorion-packed day - is a \ 1 AHoinpt 35 Moui.louni_. PA Corporollonh 56 Noodio casos tli 7:00-9:20 y M U f ^ •2_Agiiodoor 37 Lonejinding oroa 52 Moro unusualIrth 58 Hiianty Iysuprem e? refreshing blastb] of televisual ^ 59 Impulso ai IE" Fortunately, no one’s; forcingf innovation. ArAnd the snazzy split- ■■ 63 Mr.'s molo in 64 School org. sual 65 Ucking / PAnlc R oom iiu D ollv 7:0’:00 - 0:30 Sat - Sun 1:00 - <1:001:00- 7:00 -0 :3 0 \ p a n d h o r i v e l i n g w i t ) teams H int! Crim oa (13| D ally 7:0r:00 - 0:30 Sat - Sun 1:00 - 4:001:00 - 7:00 • 9:30 ^ . Kids exf Ith sports Blndo 2 mi D ally 7:30 - 9:<1):45 Sat-Sun 12:46-3:00-6:1-6:16 - 7:30- 9:46 IM2i2w2UY<«3) Dally 7:1B3 - 0:30 Sot-Sun 12:30 - 2:466-6:00- - E 7:16-9:30 DEAR ABBY: The letterletl from ■ several different stales> - e v e n in tnivel s|K)rtsrts can be educational SiwilM5? W ard ,1-0] Dolly 7:15-i-9:30 Sol-Sun 12:30-2:4545 - 6:00 • 7:16 - 9:30 “Kids’ Friend in Oklahorhom a" cau- rizons travC anada. In addition, our clchildren and rewardingn g - tu)t only for the Booutlful M lnd.m Deing “overeager” V schools, neighborhoods ------. ------n ev er had a child involvetved in trav- ^ Dear Sdiurches. or “starry-eyeded" - and everytliing m el sports. In o u r to do witli bein{ing a respon-sihle par- /( Murdor_bv.th«)_Numb?rd,p f th ? ,W nflB uai T o d a,y y 12:00 - 3:40 • 7:16 HURRYy EEi n d W odno*day p ated on a travel hockeyey team1 for two organized group activIvlties a children how• totc budget their time — ^ AU^WnBuen ID Todoy 12:46 - 3:00 • 6:16I -• 7:307: - 9:46 th^ past six years, and ouour family , year, b ut cannol p artid p ateteinthe and make theih> most of every Ib2.5vvo2!2BJ2tiD3i«> 1 T o d a y 12:30 • 3:30.- 6:46 - 9:469:4 has never regretted thele dedsion1 would be tak______I___hotwo during die same dme: period.f opportuniiy. 3 M £ 2 f ilii2 IO' ' [S (13) Today 12:00 - 2:16 - 4:30:30 - 7:00 - 9:10 to le t play. H is m. schedule j While trav In addidon, grades must beIx; main- -H O C K E Y MOM Is’ Friend” suggested day 12;00 • 2:16 - 4:30 • 7:000 .9• 0 :1 0 inyolves traveling fromom one to games, our f tained and religious edu .SpldorTTWin(i3> i T o d ay 12:3010-1:00-3:30-4:00-7:00-7:2 -7:26- 9:30 - 9:66 / H out-of-town, tournamentent or two relationship!le car taltoig with eadi midme for our kids to be awrivay an d has gone off thih e t deep end and for- x Vtm.WHdortniTododay 12:46- 3:00 - 6:15 - 7:3030 - 9:46______H th at requires overnight tratravel. shop for houtso interruptions from ac i travel- gotten the impnportance of getting ■■ do their homework while i ■2a2jQ EBiiH rEa* Abby, these travel gamlames have sights andtelephones), h building aning. an educadon.1. InIi life, healthy bal- |T given my family the verrcry things Wc have ipstrr and memories. We dn Allowing a child to parti'•ddpate ance is everythithing. ^ Spldorm nnuJ) Dolly 7:0(:00 - 9:30 So t - S u n 1:00 • 4.000 - 7K»7 - 9-.30 \ souvenirs or see the do Swrplpn 7:i5S -• 9:20 Sot • S u n 12:30 . 2:40 - 4.-60 • 7:15 • 9-.20 j 1 have lunch together. in{Little dogs he;sar better thann big ones lifoorSom othlnnu3> Dally 7;7:16 • 9:20 S nt-S u n 12:30-2^104.-!104.-50-7:16-t>-.20 J Line up) prioritiestraveled overnight to V T h o R ookio(o) D aily 7:0C00 • 9:30 S a t • S u n 1:00 - 4.-000 • 7KM7: • KSH ^ . ■ Little dogs h e a r b e tte r th;than big , — ~ ■ B H SSE O H \F MAY IITH IS!S Y O U R ' j------dogs. \ I BIRTHDAY ... you are: intuitive, ir J-JOI;s, Aries ^Q. Of th e 12 m ost com n >S Two flft.i QeaaZDaxajiJnnW Q 0k h t lQ:3Q \ fascinated by the mantintic arts, - . used words in English, 11 Mo«l«f for t Ri-:visi ri-;n spiDeB'fTiRn including astrology. Youu aai re loyal, S y d l I two do o r tiirce letters. Only oi r ihman ° : : , r .10' ' unorthodox and daring, in beliefs. I------DROSCOPE four letters. Nome it. L,IVI, B oyd . AdHiiits.ei "I'mn’ntcii.'' ^ . Y our Intuition often servei■ves as reli- R efuse to be A. That...... " Kidi tl.OB tSLlS able guide. Capricorn,n, (Cancer bickering.”^d L n ey O m a rr IS-Q. I’ve read tliere a rc tree natives play activc roleses in your become crys------1 grow foi witli squared trunksIS dow n life, could have these letterslei m perceive yourbe caught up in “petty In - Panama. Cut straight acroa ss, , . grow hair onII sscalps gone bald, ! ^ ^ w ^ 1 0 ;3 0 ^ * ^ names; B.K.T. a reality! Ari arc tlie rings square, too? 2 Two ar«at Qpg^,EriiSRl: ’ Long-range prospects ' they’ll soon ththereafter prolong / MOTIo ter I • '.'• .'• n BfOTNIV V’ ftPBARft ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr.•• 19):1 You play featuredrystal clear. You will 6^"A- T hey are. / . 9pon.E.ri-g<cars to be living quarter man. not given to slang,’ sav s once m eant “Kye Ky of th e Day” and -' 3ut of control.” R® ’ ^ “Toolh of th e Lion”?Li “impossible.” Scorpio reprepresent- doned, “DoesARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. That’sf unreal. got th e A. Dai.sy ai\dl,d dandelion.< ed. Take care rillin locate com fortable What Far West city go PIDER-I■Itlnn U i;rs tend to do their GEMINI (Moy21-JurJune 20): hallways,ters. You will be ques- first U.S. Courthouse? S]Spring Sleepwalkers ng the first third of Don’t fear the unknown.n. Exploit1 CAPRICORjes everything work?” Ththat one on the family hististorian. walking during h a t ’s th e so -called knowledge, write about)ut “mys- You will havein walking down dark Some know, but few gguess. the night. Tha 10 m THI uirimnurt SFiii ^ te^.” Clandestine romanomce lends Creative urg. Oregon’s Portland won thahat dis- deep-sleep timem e. It’s w hen most spice; p ro te c t self a t cIos«lose quar- Love relation tincdon. In 1868. bedw etters do;) tlth eir w etting, too. » DRN (Dec. 22-Jnn. 19): *= N O WP A A 1 T T H E I I ters. Virgo, another GeminiHim figure pro tect self,vc in reason to celcbrate. Were you aware a cou{uple is Wliat the aveiverage race car dri- if there ver fears most,st, according to the 7-ri TWIN1 a N E M A ■ m in scenario. , . AQUARIUSrge finds fulfillment. more V*"' likely to have t\vins if CANCER (Junc 21-Ju!July 22): Rules, regulationship is passionate; w ere t%vins on the m other’ssside? s pollsters, is rid:'iding in a car with / J'13 MOTOR-VU/U DRIVE IN Wish comes true if youou are at Later, whatin ;emotional clindies. If ' scientists figure out howh( to somebody elsee a a t th e wheel. ------J E R O M EE C IN E M A 4 ^ home to receive thele n e w s. tap e w orkslUS in Uon. 20-Feb. 18): Domestic adjustment ______V It could safety hazardsladons prove irksome. ADVANCED TICKETSrrs ON SALC^ involve where you live aan n d w ith P is C E S it (1 appears to be red * W h a tt's ' playing a c t ^ ~ SUNDAY AT THE TWIIW N C IN EM A whom, puestions concemirTung mar- Scenario highin your favor. Remove ■— imiibt Shew m WMaedir Nlihl lUy ISUi.s u i.i» I iu i riage will loom large. mr Timet Ttundiy Uay [GUI u SujiOayrUaylDU Uay TV experiences,rds s from home, officc. UlilnJ LEO Uuly 23-Aug. 22)::! );D o n o t „ h o “know s (Feb.it 19-M ar.20): l£00-l£«M5.H5-(U1.dJO 7.O).3-30.|(HJ0 e t h e a t e r ? Umll lOMrineedmkeuptfPtCMBPtrD:rtroay eq u ate delay w ith d e fe aiL t De^tteI plans. Stidci^lights to a variety of deception, you emerge victnotorious. Sorrr No Qiedu far Adruiad Tlckeu - Call)Cai Salo Only - s, sensations. Relative I NoruiuVilUBeJleecpUid -----Do/not be chided into n: s it all” interferes with Ko DUreiuil TlcVeU will El« Mctptri snap dedsion. to your prindples. 3. Tlckeu Nc Purtliued t;o»d ror OiyOtte/TlinoTimo iOnly A* micden Ticket WRGO (Aug. 23-Scpte p t. 22): RtruoOi Unird to lOUlnuui Btfon SItowUitnnifflsoaaUTlckru M echanical defect w ill b>e e ccorrect- STA R W A RS I Dox Omc« Cumot Hold TleHeU ed: Open lines of communi U tl n d itu rtnaol B< RtpUctd unication. fiUIAAl IMioM Tlckett Cumol be IloDond Consider invitation to3 f( fo re ig n EPISODE II iSBox Ortke lleun Sunday I IM » 1. 10:00.. la n i You will be responsilnsible for MTACKOI-TUKCI.ONfS 1 Un Uonday u WeOtetday 6J( __ 10. fl< emStional and Qnandal welw elfare of TO; o t h ^ I Sixteen O Ij^TVnN^JEROM E CllC IN E M A ^ J^IBRA (Sept. 23 0ct OPENS MAY16TH- nir;vitii>D M{w;A^ ^ N O W i i G H c m IMES 3 _ i m i M e j i w u i oovssev IriD fl 'fiiitenUate o'l T /k ’ulre ^^EATRE lU S fl [~3 SEBI • Showtimes and lo c a iio n s A Z E R O r i ‘T W O THUMBS UP! • Link to movie web sites . bvJl A ’D EEPIY TO U C H IN Gi STORY S' •. 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Many improvom- lll i t Encv«M m t i H i U i ” 3 bdrm, 2 bath w/Iawn iaasisss^ * CdtctMi «W V-lcoEqjr=r^.teiiS5!Ea and sprlnklors In placo. GEMir> S 110,000. Sorious buyors SS^niM toot A.-0UJ1 ' STATE REALTY, INC,it ploaso call 423-596?,y ___ . Policies. All dnil!a!»tr1ising ii subjctl lo lh« newspopetj' MOO * S«r.x» OnecTf 601 Open HmmMM 107', Of^SReuinnait M•02 A»bre« » WwrtTo Ask Judy about Iho ' an«toCDi t00220 CvrpngE rw Amoridroam program. 'j1 IRUPERTHOME I SUattiMfy Acwiic » Cgnmem^PraHPnapwiy 112 PM tmFyRw l«SilM t009 JU> EMtiwt 802 Beidc* 2 bolh, 2400 sq. ft., lamily Housor today for your Lois: 104'x200' ilStjpptn 1910VivSB.iSH - J & dining room 5135,000. For moro inlo.-lorms & TWIN FALLS BUHL Brick. 4 bdrm. 1^ privaio tour ce 280- UtWi tWOA^-ilcrSM sq 208-366-2966,' 2246/934-5465 or call condiltons-piciuros OPEN HOUSE bath, doublo atuchod ga- www.us-nuctionoors.com raoo * basom enl opl, GOOOING Bronda Conor 410- 630 Novfljo Loop Ir M a a U l tos4 5»3Cin 5074.MLS»I02267 • or Caii (200) 434-5555 _____■ Saturday 1*4pm. I SiSs.OOO. Call 543-666S* f l Oniy 5124.900 con buy you I US A U A ION - I S««(W>d#» fOJS Ai«S»r,t«iBjMrt an oxlro largo shop. 2 — n AskingS116.000$400(600 ------— 6&HL Nico homo. Hwy. 30m Y O U R a t099/to0»tiw RUPERT Porfoci siatior, 3 ; ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓'✓ ✓ undo/ opprolaol, Soo0 0ad PUBUC SERVICE JD nico homos, small pas- East odgo ol Buhl, Appr­ =D luro and loads or soronity bod, 1 balh, dishwoshor. : In our effort jQ lo undor housos for aaloalo' MESSAGE ox, V4 ocro. 2 bdmi, 1 bath BURLEY SE Brick 2400 sq poilol Slovo, g a ra g o in d 2 Sollino proporty? Don'l pay ni- In a privaio sotting! II you . GEM m a l o o u r Onu cnil - wall do h c poy upstairs, 1 bdrm, t bothf AD II. 3 bdrm. 2 balh, oarogo.TH, nood a ploco for dogs, V STATE REALTY, INC, slorago buildings.'Fully " “I" any fooa unlil tre sold. For foc. rm. w/pool tablo In lg. > (oncod wilh vinyl/brick lion ■ ^33.0031 ,x..;*L2^ Iroo inlormalion oboul (oncod. S93.600.532-4428-s • kids, horsos. som i’a. you- ). ■ 324-8652 classified sectior oul bsml. AC, sprinklers, TIMES CLASSIFIED > oxlonor.571,000, . FILER w. nomo-it, Ihls is Iho ono for — I avofdlnp ilmeBharo andind fenced, doiachod garago JEROME 3* Bdrm. 2 b 209E15lh Call43& 4^' ; free of any errorsDrs, I DEPARTMENT $108,900 HOME ANO3iil youi Ownor financing balh.1850 sq (I. (inlshod. roal oslato scam s, wrilonio w/oversizod dr. lor sm. ACREAGEI REDUCEDIS. possiblo. Call Koihi S, O u 1 J 00 sq It unlinishod ; p l e a s e c h e c kk Please check your)Ur to tlio Fodoral Tradede motorhomo Estate aoio.lo! Commission, WashInQ* PRICE! Bring tho ani-ch 737-3917 or 735-9219 O 2 u p s t a i r s , 1 a c ro N. o( * your ad the first no* . *75,000. Call 543-6762.‘ .''Sl a d for c o rre c tn eSS s s Ion. D,C.. 20560, 208-734-5538 • malsl Vory sharp 3 bdrm,s, homo, MLS«100625 Joromo, 5149,900, • day it runs. After It or coll llie NoikKial Fraud • Historical regis- Q 2 bom homo on 19 ocros • y 324-6757 o r 308-6750* on Ihe first day it terod 4 bodroom. 2 bath - Ihat time The Informallon Center. corral, oulbldg, view. ^ JEROME Cornor largo lot, ^jll runs, as the Times*98* 1-e00;876-7060,‘ home wlih opprox. 235015 ' cloon Insido and oul. Splil T im e s - N e w s will sq.ft. and garage. 585.000)0 208-6 7 7 -4 5 4 3 homo you can bo proud io jjjiQ N ew s is n ot re sp o n bdrm, spacious rooms,’ GEM own, Coli (or moro inlo not be responsible breakfast bar and much STATE REALTY, INC. For •«?# iummef Utp, run on (BURLEY) J ond appl. 324-2f,50.‘ ; for any mistakes,05 sible for errors aftei'te r ad in cUiwned. in last, ir»S NELSON moro. 4-H projocls, 734-0400 iTMKptntlvo, and )l works. O lc..,Call Loxi 737- HAGERMAN j th e first day. “ R E A L T Y , LLC Call733^>931. Call ClasatfiM. 733-0931. I 39 18/734-8753. 3 bdrm, 1 balh up, daylight — 734-3930 Wa're ready whon you aral | MLS*I01891 bsm'i with family room. 1 bdrm, 1 bath down, 2400 sq.ll,, dbl gorogo. spring wotor. 1 acro full of frull r i l i L B ' i GEMS iroos. pinos & borry 1LB1¥ - STATE REALTY. INC. m i HUMQMS bushoa. Q ardonor's ^ 734-0400 dolight. S11S.S00 Fi W RIGHT REALTY TO R ALL GMVI FACTORY, RENTAL,/ LEEASfa RETURi Hogorman, ID 8 3 7 - 4 7 0 0 2001 PONTIAC\C SUHFIRl SCDAN n MO NTE CARIO COUIT 1 R | 2002 CHCVROm HAGERMAN 5169,000. Largo family hom o locatod In ono ol ^ N S H ■ tho wormor ciimalo aroas in Idoho. 7 bdrm, 2 bath. )ust 20 minuies away Irom UPE SS ^ TF. Vory ellraciivo homo. . Musi sool Call Louisa Harris ® 280-0822. h<1LS>n024l2 «r>37M 4-CYL«AUT0TnANS i TILT •CRUISE-AIR 1AIN0£R I^ACTORV WARtUNTY AIR‘ PWR WINDOWS 1 LOC T)LT*CRUISE»CD*LEATHI GEM STATE REALTY. INC. • 9%995~ =«22,9( 324-8652 . IPWBBBiilri HEYBURN 2002 CAOIIUC 579,900. Brick homo in \C DlVmC SCDAN . 2002 CHCVROIETF r m CAB 4X4 sn vn Heyburn. This 2013 sq.lt. homo has 3 bdrms, 2 ' ' ■ '■ • - I 11 baihs & sils on a 16,100 sq.ft. lot- Foaiuros include ^ 3 7 ^ 1 . oloclric colling hoai, wall K s a I ! unil AC. woodsiovo. (omi- CRAOO ^ ' ly room & oversized sin- glQ car gorogo. For moro WIS K l dolaits visit ThoHossToa- m .com or coll Woll 737- II'. mrr* S , 9 9 5 B 3939 or Tami 737-3940. LS V4 • POWER SEATS. WINDO MLS0MC1OO929 l l ^ . ^ OIAMONDWHrTE* ,. L0C)(9 »AtR . TILT • CRUISE • ( LEATMER •LOADED OED LINER* PUTER ft WHITi REMAINDER neMAiNDEn FAcrorw warrai s o \v ^ ^ » FACTORY WARRANTY 3 5 , 9 7 C LIKE NEWI GEM 1126,9: STATE REALTY, INC. P I 734-0400 2002 POhON TU C M O H a N/1 IXTi 2002 BUICK ICSMHBRC CUSTOM SCDAN JEROME Codor country homo on 3.78 acros wilh 3 bdrm,. 2 W.XS both, lots of troos. insulol- od & hoatod shop, walor chores, posluro, 5175,000.

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I M l J lH I B tl S 817H0UYANNN COURT ; «50P01EDIEIINE#155 f r COMESMEUII r i B U ROSES • $75,000 BENimHnRllSEniNC* $292,500 QUIET OUI AREA *$82,500 t | e RIVER FRONT AC *$545,0001 REDUCED! * $46,50000 TWIN FAUUS • TWIN ll Mith over 30 ton bush- Greot view, Ig.shodttfiolMt 'iew, 20otr(sw/wolershores,3 NicoD neighborsnei S homes. Hice fenced Romantic Ri 3400 sc|. ft,. 3 bdrm, 3 bolhlh 3 bdrm, 2 both, spociovs kilchen, IIN FALLS p ^ ^ bosemenl, clou to High bdrni, 21/ • ts,poTlioIbos 1 2 9 ,9 0) 0 . '229.900 9 , R 99960 Let 539-0805 if 10 School. #999( #102127 Ken 733-2B28 #101045 #1( Koten733-67B8B octes. < #102417 Anthony 731-9800I #102330 Corel 324-2564 ------) Beauiiful new bricicitk homo. Z light, spociousous homeI G> lazy J. 7 I Spadous mtislcr bcdt:droom and • 2 bedroorbom , 2 bolh, ' * bath. 3 bedrooms, 2! baths,b won- . a|| oppliontcs,:es, 110x10 oHothed \ ------I | | g j @ ' derful locolioi C stofoge, big ccovered detk, OHTRY* $69,900 GREATS i w m g i eo» Morningside Schi mmQUICTC0UM1 T STAIR CASE •$75,200 OHNERNER MOTIVATED • $45,000 COUNTRY UFE • 159,900 GREAT FAMIIY HOME *$91,9 thools, ; oirmuilmu(h morel r 11 ocrt h In 0 nice piel Nice older I ■ n»"y . #10172;1727 Koron '^-V - areo. Hew: 'net will carry wilh SIOOO down! polio. poi 2 cor garage, 4 ocres w/orcliord.d. cov. polio, quiel neighbotnood.ood. 14 Glorio 420-5903 ^lOC ’100565 Gory 734-9450______«#99697 Gcyle733-I6t6 ^^^^^a9DouB410^B02 #10I6B5 Darlene 733-6072172 > ____

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I I I WE IIAVE BUII.Dj1i.d i,\g .s it e s in t o w n I MM IN thIE e C(COINTRYI RANGING GOT HOR — — ^ FROM I -200 ACRF-S.A( r a n g in g IN I tNEWER PRIVATE MASTTIR .Sl in lUng w1ili raa-Ili'ni hcnx' iralnlnji facil-:il- I------^------S ( ' S PRICE reOOM M $6,0()0-$'i6.000. iiy. Pole three oilier iH-^Jruoins and aiioilier I ile & Mnnoih-wirc fcncin}!, CAUU f condilion and nice ndghlxirliixKl. I • ^'e u aIVE v e iRE.SIDENT1AL. _ GE? U m ( 3 Iwdruom, KARENV IPIERCE TO SHE. 539-9930. Sc-amlev. siirl siding .Single prg;!T^;ige and RV CO,M.MERCIAI.g. & INDllSTRIAl lAND. | , 1 l)aili .cpili nogr plann onoi -<.75 acns viili JIJO.OOO)00. «1()08$-1. Tuiii l;lll^ uajinf! Malls, do« run. . - t [larking. Ready lu nime in. OM.Y:.V SK-1.900. '------waitT sliirt-s. Barn, foaJ(r ^kiM yetnsJtiS i CALL GAEA (Guja) LhrfK 8 KI 8 6 -2 1K6 . EXCEIJ>AT RhTAII□ AIL LOCATION, froiiiage CAU AMY 420-5848 OR USOA U E 539- | u r t w # |0 1 W )- II.IIlM 11 UII .South tjjiciihi.$6I, $65,000 ))er acfi- fur S. iK •3»58. $124,900. #10291)2944-l\viiii-;|jls "OM» M E sneps ------acri-s up lij appro\iiiro\iiiiali'K 10 ac'^I-^. CAU R EDliCEDH n j. OR K r r n1 at AT K37-W.I-k OR 32»- u c .i35'4. «K2-I(I.V> - i I IH /B A D CREDIT WEIELCOME / “NO MONE«EY DOWN” LOANS GREAT SOimil-INCI.IN(;OI.N HIiSIM^LSS IXICA- m o sTORY. ro 2. iKissibly bi-droom, 2.5 B ilelv cme acn- doM' in li> /CONVENTIONAlAL*FHA*VA /SAM E DAYD APPROVALS caicar RuraRf. larni- slmii/MonKe, Out am i CAU UJ*. RO.SS OR M V ulihilh mariy cwra.s. $I-i3.9!>0. CAU, TION'ap|ini\iiiiaiely J- Cor]ry Holloway, M anug GREAT VIRWII Ik-amlfiil lioiiiexiilli :R H37-66I-I. oldl.W) - ■ ■ DAN S. 324-2019 32 OR BARRY 320-1864, I g e r fanixslic area. Ilulll In ’OOI. liei roA.n, High traflii' arr AL IN A SPECIAL #102765-S - 'lu in lall.s 1 1 1 E.. IF Street, J e r o m e , ID 8 : balh, niasler sulle lus |i'iied luU. iill t; I acre ill K i m ' SPE.NCER « • A COUNTRY SPECIAL 8 3 3 3 H J; I)e(lriH>ni, 2 h i i ' COLIflTlY. ExceptionalI acacreage Includes 2 i ^ r ------aiiio.s|)riiikler>, llaekoIhoini’lHirde OM! lii'iilK sli)[iiiig ll) till- Ph:.=i2-M 320) « FAX 324-131-1 « Cel:ell 73MS32 miiKiii area. A lol for a lilili' iinceiif ;targar.igv, I aca-s, i walcr shares anddabcaiiiirulloghomc- a t ■ # $ Ki'. This 2.7S airi' parcel ...... I oa u JEANNETrE JEFW ItS FORders a com- PRIME LOC,\nOM! wIili 2986 Hnl-ifird su. flfl. a u KAREN B r :. llltll-t - |i n. :)R A PER- eiijiivs alinnsi 2 am-vs lo h $155.(M)I». CAU. Kr ______, 3 BEDROC(OO.M. 2 BATil BRICK HOME on CHARMING STARTER IIOMK...... f>6 l-i. B'W'M'J- I'.I.I: acreaRc on $55,000. 2 lH-dn)oms, i-anxirt, far IMMERCIAL PHOPERT\’t, I I on the I'llRc of Gooainf!. Includes ♦/•acro.Ji.siMiiiihofli^v m M sliop. irriRaligailon tt-alcr shares, very qulei an.'a. yard. .New carpii aJid n w Imeriiir -IEpal ON n' KXCEI.UNT COM.M ■ ■ JEANMnTE JEFFRIES FOR A PE jre Road. Hi-.iJiiir (hined. y ig in S $135,000.JO. CAU BARRY 320-1864 OR1 COUNTRY COMroRT ni-stlcded In Maiysllc GREAT AREA. Cl;CIX).SET0CSI. iKtlrm.ni, 2 i Z S • •'l>Pf"^i">-‘lH) l-.*A:iDAVE «37.W >M. »‘)MK.V< - DAN IXH'K AT 886-2014 OR 539-0 4-2019. #1(12015 Pities! LarRi- 3 tn-driKini, 2 bat^ h , one I w l luili Imme wiih1 f;uf;uiilly room, ttood slovc. ajul 1,,, li^rrymure I home witfi large bonus room. Tl liahla F.spai^ol, «I(Vl5ll2 - Imi ::■ Tills 2,5 acres fvncd vard. $82.(H2.000. CALL BJ. RO.VS OR '•0957 ‘•-'•J- hicludes a larne liorx; |«.siun-,in-. RV si'i-up, K n iY SPENCERER AT 837-6614. « lOOTgo (■( ISINKSS LOCATION nn SEI 25.8 acre ranch bi-auilfiil )-anl, cini-rcd di-ck and; COMl>lirrPJ.Y RF.M»I)EU:U I\SI1 HOR.SEMAN-S PARADISE! id 2arfsiraRe. lo freewa; eiitr.inie, r.ul- bedrwrni. 2 hailw. ------9 oiii.'ide paint to eoiiu' a-> wi-.iitier jien .wutli of TU in Falls, -1 bet Gfi-ai localion ikl»«-n Jeromee &i 1\\in Kails. EXCELLENT BUSIN,A|iproximaU'K .<11 aeri's. < room and hay sior- ■ ONLY $136,800. CAIX BONNWIE B. 731- fiiiamefin \i1lh any I)ih' loan. This '’‘“ 2 I V ■).< tIoM- t.l I 50'xl00' arena wlih uck IW inniis.'iill i'f,I,I, DAVE 837-f>6l-». »ei In lii»Tin Ihe sun- BR e MSS HOMK ON 5 ACACRES wilh water. S.K. of T ' Ne\ver vinyl in kitchen and dining are;ne. Kn-.shly |______K Jeromu. ,5 lo •1 •! Ibedrooms. 2 1/2 haihs, i»Tig nmm. BEAUTIFUL IIOME. w ell buill Wll finci-d, ^69,990. CAU UNDA t wIlhAndiTSon Fireplace in Rockck ’Wall. foLs of Morage, large .^2- rea. Toially L ^ wliidn»>, «(hk1 floors, Jennairc■ range,na format hednKims, greai vj 32-I-H684 FOR A SHOWING. «ll U view. Ham and fenced for . MIUER tl j a o S S B dining riMim and Minroom. 3 iH-drtmms, Ix 2 animals. $219,501.500. CAU BJ. ROS.S OR ■ IGE HOME. U-ndiT balhs oil 2,l,t acres, 5 1/2 mil0<; in WendcJI for $79,900. Rouble p r . -a lour. SUZIE 420-3765. »1 CAREER OPPORTUNI$280,000. CAU DAN AT room. 2 baihl«ih. aiuched 2 car Rarafie, larRc aitachixl shop. RV carpon w1ili shed, a sprinklers giw >011 all tou need!ara|»-««h S, C'” ™ Scr.. 5 ARRY CWI AT 320-1864 for rooms, $125.25.000. CAU BARRY 32 0 -I8 & CAPPS 539-3354. #98165 1 and aiiH) " ‘I’ *280 I ------1 OR DAN 324J24-2019. *101192 SANDRA 32-J.-2019 OR BARR' p more informalion. DllH M f riKiin In dump from to RAIL SIDING widi enc iixs gxs.fired .. .. B H ® ~ ™ L LOOKING FOR PRPRIVACY? Awesome vli-w Ilf 4 i-ar>. duinift, oik- du LOVELY PRIVATE SEITINC i C ^ 1/nrcly 3 bodroom CLOSE TO iheSn^eRiwraiid' : : TWO FOR ONE SAU. Im llld Canyon. IIIILside iiome, 2- 0 0 1 W.(HM) bushel Murage,K64.#ll)2’i52- TWINFALLS forihls cjualliy “co nMruolon, 3 bedroom. 2 fullII bbaiKs, New con- 3F.AinTFUL 2 STORY. 2 BKDROtI dryer $115,000. ' n , ... $ 225,000. CAU B. "KDEN cafe ar • AMY 420*5848 OR UNDA L a 's y jE” 539-2609 OR BEDI TEWS - $ - $124,900. BJ. ROSS OR Kimnr r SPENCER K rrrv 324-3354.14. #l0250-i Etance-2 p-a.siures. CAU B E m FRI In Eden. Great busine :• ; #102166-Wcinldl 731-7022.#!. # 100294. ji-n im c . 837-6614. 8 #96299- iLT.niU' CKSEN 539-9252.934-8252. #101 :X ______-■ . I'iniliiiL; REDFR- 6,il)0'on 2 liM'Is. $59.5 m m - ” 9-3354. <%(.IS T o v i e w m ore prcTpertic!C S a t V u r I i d m e page, p go to ^ TK W .canvonsidtJerealtv.com E-Mail:E csr@cai ltv .co m [H anyonsidcrealty EBTTmoS'Ncws,vs, Twin Foll^aoho SaturdiirdayT M oy 1'f r 2'6 02 REM )ST/\TE\ .

‘ JEROM E inCoLiniy 7 sq .ft. TWINFALLS Built inn 11995, 1 TWIN FALLS 4 bdrr ■ 3 no(Jroot\i ?. b.iitiy,\h ' -J 1 ?<; I t h e tim e s n4EVVS e v I TWIN FALLS 2477 sc drrn. 2 TWIN FALLS Beautautlful TWIN FALLS Low doi G9iV^ Clnoomed Depnriinrlm ont ^ bdrni, ? bath, brickirick, btg 3 bdrms. 2 boths, 200iDOOsq I baih. 1612 sq. II. To Toi ally 4,2 Hugo gart JM 'I C.ill n.?-I G9l !iop. M, Largo room s. G as I garago. no qualifying, oasy ton .. ------opens nj 0:0030 nmt lo>. (jnrago v^ilh shop. ishnat I romodolod. 010 3rd S' loncing, iilo. hotnot tub, 3 0 0 0 sq- ft.. 4 bdrm I THINKING OFOP Mon th ru FriFrL...... 0G6 Wi/SCtKPD AvcAve...... ACJirepiaco,,2caroaoafaoc.!-..S09.900.,206:573:24t■24£5_. _ 6 .,.9 - w o o d 18 n a-I • - - - BUILDING A HOK I a - 0 -bathrriico-nelghboffto HOME? TflkoCnrooryoyour SlSaOOO 732-066S)669‘ parking. Auto sprin j TWIN FALLS 3018 He, - . Boloic you Miifl. c(i ------Lirgo stiod, Nico noigt Heaih- 735-935J.S220,000,-0,- ■ S109.000, Nick420-21 • c'"l TJic clnsoltlod buolnoinoaa TWIN FALLS I orwood, S bodroom. 3 ------immodioio occupancy. * Ha:.r'ui''.sen Tenm .1 hood. noarO'Loar p ^ l l s ^ OPENHCHOUSE TODAY imniGcm boJorp you honeondio 3 borm. 2 oaifi homo, 1 “ 'V- I . balhs. Call 735-0931 r StairjR.-,iiiy,.ir,k(okloi Lynn your buolnoa 10,1030 • S149.000. L------ROMANTIC ROCK Cfl£:R EEK t w in FALLS Vc»y nlci ______1__jU7J7-iaOO-VVo:il;o.ll-cav«------1'2O0-733-O93Vo)[®“° __sq II ■ firoplnco, fa —WIILconoldorall.offe_ I ^ r ^ ...... RETHEATI s2as,05.000. bdrm, 2it> balh. 2 car.) ______I j pjPM w - 3_PM______* you tiiotii.'/ nii youyour fii'w o r our Burloy nin!r„Oir fonco'd"Back:k y yard, 736-4G94 or 731.56* ■' 3 ,3 0 0 sq.Il, of com>mlort- li ra g o . S 1 2 0 .0 0 0 . Nc asking 500,900. • I------■TAii'M •------: I 1-2Q3-G77-4Q4; 2508 4lh Awo. 6. able living luckoc^od drm. 2 balh. sprin V>W edgo ol Rock Crook, 1 IH boaulilul 3 bdrm, 2 b TWIN F A L L ^ 2900oq,f Cus.om.W ,;Ormrm ? * ' ' ' I loncod. boautifully' itlond- I>r?n/-. RosiOfOd brIck vinlago GEIV baih, built in 01 , : scQpod, w oodon blitJlinds, TWIN FALLS 459 Elm homo has tho porfi : STATE REALTY, ■yf doolgn for n fomily tl 4 bdrm, 3 baih 73fr6571 TY,M INC. ^ „ com;;,I vac gas hoat, AC. Mornrning- St, A home for your j; 73-J-O.lOO __ moi living, iilo’'floods, lie fc .1 sido 4 O'Loary schohools l.iniiiy awaits wiihin thi„,ig lovos lo ontortom. Insldo ins r ------2 H B M I BI ^ or out- Spacious room: m 3 I io n s of f.ioraf)o n v h m m 14,900. 737-0456/al. hom ol H o s lln g a hni-L bi Ou.tiiliod buyers pleasi 'POfy- solo. 143 gmvity flow, Irrl-II 2 balh plus a1 playroom.pla- Lots of storage Call Kon or Dorothy M o v in g -M u st Soil y a rd big e n o u g h fn fc r T obiam brochuro from Oaiion, approx. 100 ocricroa & largelarge backyard. g, 734-0400, MLS"102762760 dry pasluro. houso, loi TWIN FALLS 1990 iri'lovol, 4 bdrm.rm. storatjo sheds, this hc o'.vner, evonmos ol loaf. y o u r H ost:st: JeffJ W hlttcmorc 313 Buchnnnn Sire 2 tuiil)aitis.livin(3&(a&(am- comes freshly pain 441 Elm St" Ing shod, granBrioo. amimoll S169.500 Ily room, kilchcn/dim'dinmg witti now vinyl aidin' & nsjngfs.ttciwmai:i- fl dolry barn. Ownor an rl ious. S255.000 or malS ^ P r u d e n aro.i, OW, dispose>osai, rool. To soo, call Kaihilhi S, TWIN FALLS 6 bodroc jntialK”^ J GEM «?»-'^:otT»iu«y.'Wttv/i ?9 9 0 ;.(! II ntichk g C 'Iv . conlral air, (orcodOd airi 737-3917 or DonnaI 737-7 hoitiL' Wllh 3500 plus ! 161.^ Addison1 AviAvenue List, Twin Falls JS sq. STATE REALTY, INC,INC UfivLeoBrowt;^ or 208-63 flO.-il. AC, F.iiiiily/ ff)i fnorn. TWIN FALLS hoal, loncod back:k yd..y 3922, Call todoJ n y ' Icot Family toom, lornormal 734-0400 8 -7 3 3 -5 3 3 6 ______| loffiiiil rlintruj tooti a uto sp rin k le rs, wood woi MLS"102973 dining & living rooi 7661 or 208-382-5888 • ' ■- (roni room w-'q,i'jI-, fifiro- EAGER TO SELIELLII o ock, s p a ro ady,', dbl,dl ____ Finsnod basomont, ClosoClo vi..mMifWBiai.Liii.iLi pliico CiioKjrii kilcl (jaij(}c & Inrgo sha ------lo-siioppmg,-schools016-&- - ‘y K ^ iiw w iT O y v w ^ ; w/onk llofji:. fi u,ik.(]i,kgiar.s 2924 Skyllno Or.Or P/olossionnt assistan. C ity p o o l. L a r g o lo • CnbitK-liy Rr nioai.-Ijai.-lloU 3 2 acros NE. TTF p. provided w/ all pop S185.000 0011734-936 600 :;(i M f DObdrm Unm Houso 3800)s sc q ll " 0 '‘‘ STATE REALTY. INiINC, TWIN FALLS BaauMul— 3 m - r y y •2 fj.ia l.fr,.()l,n;(' Wiilk/alk 111 G bcJrinr., 3 baiNGitns Call 737-09B7‘7‘ 734-0400 ____ bodroom, 2 '.’ halh. oil tt onk Cloof.'l '.V/I)iiillmil in Lois ol oxirns. Sopo )paratr/ _ ~~------TWIN FALLS ’93 , 3 bdijOrn, oxlt.is homo. S129,000, i Ofosoors. Cori.min d dbl. 1600 sq, (I, chop) Wllhv;i TWIN FALLS ir m 3 batti. cul-do-sac. hard- ha Owner will carry. Sinks. 17X27' m-groL]rouncJ IG80 sq. (I. upsiausI'S apii S139.900, Brand ncw ci II(o_ 543-2422 or 420-4760,' pool w/r;oi.-ir ho.io a i fi "ood. Torra Cotta 11 lom homo in groal“ Thf cu3 irivalo Canaiorldgo suOdivlsioi■ion. location 267 Fillmon ■ I PIcnao coll 423-5965969* m a s t e r b d r m s uuilo i l REDUCED S179.9I.9 0 0 386,000/ mako an oflo lil" I ceram ic Mo in kitchen n ^36-a207* B f M i l baihroom s. Ig watk- 735-9G24 or 420-3005,' TSUBIS g H I * pnniry, exterior nil stucctucco. ♦ M A C R E S V. :n ; ••;i'i.' |>[n: r,^:,'ir T,vi,i Fill's F,ii; « ’ breakfast oar. and ma. . - MurucipnlGdtC'.ui' nnn This 4 bdns . ASSOCIATIfES ' $125,001Ui/U 2 bath homo h as on oxi ■ * OFFICE SPACE■E \ {'jr tio'.viiiov.ri and coui•ru n * Ig lol Wllh Iinishod dblffcS c FIRST REAA L T Y i i c ^ ^ garago, Slill limo: ■ .house area plon':r:n:y ot o(i-:itc- parking 575 Sf * chooso your colors," cC: . i ° ll,V II’cill.|.illL.IIll ; S47S/mo. mr.lu'.l ’^I'lli^^ and 1,C00' ol- Sl Tracy today ai 326-68!■G898 'I'win l-aiK. II) * , Sfl75/mo. + uli'iii-f. . or 734-0400, Hoalll ii ^ ■ (2 0 8 )7 3 ‘i-(l.^(M)()r'ir -,<,^-U(),Ml! Douy Voltm*r . ownod, MLSni01946 lax: -.^S-O-iyi) fi~> Mary Ahtivrmai \ H J.iiicCici)ri:c.Hr()kci t I R E A L E S T / • ^ a APPRAIS\I s a I 03 .“ “ '■i”? ;™™; ' GEM m * M ts Oflla; P(ill*r«or:*®" . STATE REALTY. INC * * 7 ; -5 «• ; • • • ♦ ' • . Sc O PE Nf H O U SE 7 34-0400 SATURDAY. MIAY / H . 2(H)2»‘l-3 I ifDANNl W ISE... 'MM .ik c ,1 Wise M ove" ^ 1'- P W lu ‘ti v m i'rc loiikir f(ir hcl|) vvilli In.viti.‘‘in’,? or scllitiji •> 'll ' ^ G M A C I ; WISi ( IS ] ^ DAN WISEIE! I i I 1636 Popla^ar • Twin Falls j C.ill ini' for .1 free Hjnsol & Crclol's CoColt.igc! Cute, cull-, t'ule two iSBu m.irkvt .in.ilysis (,mv.,ris„(,.K,.,il|, C'.VAC story brick himu- wilhIh ch,irmins M d h i i i '■; M l') .if;o tiinui^luuil, I'urnwiwl livitij; .md I.miilv rooms, 2 ! ■ : \(^iii (' t.M-1 r>-i■u •1/ firL'pl.iCL's, ct'iitr.il air,r, a iito spritskk'rs tipil.iti'il r - , kilclicn- HOSTED BYYjOSlE »l()2l‘ji.______(RS ♦ Auliim.itic • Airiir • «)? lir.ikc-s • A w r m : i. jm W indow'., loc l<\ • 7 IHAZEDA B ^ Dealer Discouniunt....$2,182 3000 g Factory Rebate. $ 1 ,5 0 0 i I 4X4 CAB Total Savings.... U*T. >82 | | j | | | | j j •v-6 • Automatic • Air Conditioning ' : I ^ • A^VTM CD i ^ y o n i y . , S fNa-initra iir«tt 27 West 60ClOO S o u th • Jerom e I n Ho Paymi'menf I ^ ri'SM orni;irsivPAV Al.l. VliAK lAlN ti:i . No Downim P a y m e n t i - Nia-K l,iiKkM|u-.ii lvukv.,tJIm wnll loisc.l (l„ucf>, J ® y g '.];fdr I f■nifaim n O A c I sluiil-. mci i.Kkvk i I., hll vnur J-iyA witli Ollor, Wrv iIiMii. ti|\)ari'JtfJ i l-c.lroM,n. : iMtli lumR-. 1139^ V nmi. ll.ir^-vlifJ. I'.hti.rc, On : I.I-} a u i ’s |UM •,st ,,.t i Ir. Ifi.mii,' c;,,I| C:.iur-.c.r l" T h o PVaco la fa Savo On Thoo Boulovard. M m • Aulum.itlc.Tr.msmiismlision Hljfl , “ ( ; i u :a t k -\m i i .v IKIIOMli: ,, _ S S I ■ Air Condilionin); ■ ,534 Blue LjikasBtB/vtiH y — I , ^ n | g j y W TVmFAUS H M • AWPM/CD ; - ^ l7axlaacISl2]CiO U£o>cnWcuiPVUyS'lOCC

JBBBOBBBBHB r; Ai Tour COf Genns by ' ? Gsiy Gwem Sti late Re^alty! e s t ■ i I 3,2Si5u3 SE WIN FALLS • 734-0401fOO ^ JEROm-’• 324-8652 iiePaynienl e i i t Ne DownI PPi a y i r i e h t ? ------______KIMBtBERLY • 423-6160 foi: 1 f«lli(l l > W > O A C I HHEZaK BaE222» UJ, I 1915 E. 3500 N. 1 HOWARD r Z ~ — — “ 885CASWQL H o n d a EXX \ \ n s •, mnoiv- 3 .8 V -6 , C n ly 29K!9K M ile s , N ic c . B j l 1D1206 - Local. #102114 I^H '00 M crcury CCi o u g a r J W.1S $14,995 ...... M a B I b H ixm; I,'. - V -6. Low t |Prf»*1tH S H aE ae fin»m IK222IZI w Milen, Nicol H 341 MONROE P I S |^ 9 Was$IM9';...... _____ , CIRCLE M B K J jW I 2018SHERHY ..'66 Otdsmoliite Alero S S ffi (TwnFAus) SS') 7 , o o o W'-"' UWE -»wi3«-'-4 DDor, b e a i^ .* ' • I H '99 Mitsubishi EclipseEc Spyder Conv. v * 1 1 5 ,9 0 0 ^ 102464 ■ U | i r . (TwnFAim W.1$ $ ...... MPri P H f H H ..t;;iir -Only 29.00,O O O M ilc a 11,495 H ^ ■ #101747 t i S W ja ^89.900 :mmLLum. #100105 PncMdo ixX incUli tH 'tb, tf dniir (ix IwiII OAC.< PfK«) iv IlMWkin pwposu ] 311OELMAR r •UZABETH I" . . - . rr a C ? , 'w i i . : w I CIRCLE IX DRIVE U if ig g{?!?i>A ^ 3 y i 640 ASPENWOOD ^ (TWUFiULS) n S v nFAiU) i i i i i LANE ^ <94,900 p n 14.9 0 0 (TWWFAUS) #102926 <101001080 M 0 4 . 9 0 0 ; #102987 j s s n 154 8THAVE.H. 7(^ee4'4 7 < W l - ^ a . v J fTWDIFAliS) _ ’1 1 0 ,0 0 0 < #102754 ^ 5 ^ 0 0 1to-§- 208.736.9900 immiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH3 S a tu rd a□y, y May 11, 2002, Timos-Now4ows, Twin Falls. Idaho E9 R ea. l ;EfflFAT

2 homos. BUHL . -GOODING Ranch 2 hc KIMBERLY Cottonwo<,00d TWIN FALLS GOODING-ShooBlrfng Rd • r ooibuildings. corrals,rais aro- MEANDER POINT 1.0LOTIO MrfooO.Groatbulldlnos.iQsilo H olghls; 3 -9 a c re lolg, lol $39,900. Build your droatoam Counlry 2 ncro pnrcel. -I No ^ rivor. pasiuro.0. 10-00 i BLOCK A i - ______t“s> SW.QJ.BIof_14 siyiriliyiroc- —Spociular-viowG.-Ofoirook ___hom c.on.itiia.ofoai builclUild-- -mobilf-homesr Sl8,500r0O7------^ 4 ______©© - - - I 027 ' ------SC O OPE aRCLE qo 3 ol TFCC water, gale]a lo d occoss. minulos IromI gi K ‘"9 locaiod m Slono)noy- Ploiiso call 934-59S5- •' ___ ------’^."Ticro57Can-B34:gD27------529,000. Build your pipo incl. For moro doiaJoiails tmd coulh hills. 539-760804* brook Subdivision. C a C O -L- N MERCI T : SHOSHONE , , . hom oonlhiolorrilict"couiia- ^|5|| ThoHessTonm-co ------loday for dlrocilons ana n il SHOSHONE 70 24' x 4-1'— i L v - i '-N 80 Acro Farm , 72. slishores- inp silo al Moandor -fF Poini- o r call W all H oso ''fS 73 y, KIMBERLY rostnciivo covonanis. ThTho molJiif homo on 2'/, ncros, Big Wood, oniod pP‘PO- Call loday (ordoimls■i|l-;,nncJ, ..3 9 3 9 .0 , _Tomt G oodirjdino -BnOch.Gnio.SubdiVisIc ^q25 __2b9465:;55g ' ini|s. r e a r ga-rago. raiigo' •lor a n a xoam - Wall ai 737-3 737-3940 (VlLSiil0214e wilh vinyl oxiorior 1.5 to 2,5 acros. Plea:laso iind lolngoralor includod, inclosed ml$wD5749 I S55.000. Call 88G-2733 (onco. partiaiiy onciilalofo. 2 I I call Rick Board 539-531 I doclt, (ruit Iroos gaio I oMiaO-7732.' cor onrago. >10x80 5 GEM ^ GEM1 fwiNFALlS corrais. orannfy, pn: Ji pz GEI\/Iifl STATE AEALTY. INC STATE REALTY, INC.JC. Two (abulous nm viow Id s' or»dhay. SISO,000. L GEM.i. 734-0400 E;icii approx. l 1/4 acro MNC. 734-0400 MARVA WALTER! STATE REALTY. If _____ STATE REALTY, INC i HIDH TWIN FALLS nnd |ust minulos Irom TF. 539-5441 JEROME 535.000 1,291.2 734-0400 i ALTY- ______599.500. 11.46 Acros: 01 on "lusi soo to npproci- wmaa , ' 'U^NDM ARKREALl18 BURLEY Acroatje (or sale o c ro s clOGO lo .Je ro[f’.T® m TWIN FALLS ^----- Rock.Creok Canyono n , nic Iho (abulous VIOW ol m 1 Golf Course. Groal Soull ; (208)324-7518■ by ownerJ 3 bdrm. 522,000. Buildinn lot w/cii/cily Includoa'G s h a re TFC(•CC Snako Rlvorl Pricodi hom o Of* oxposuro ond viows. B ™ jrobioma bolh, oldor brick ho • Solve your cnsr^ (low prob ,s • sen/ico>avoil, 8800 sq.l.q.ft. walor slock. For moro inlv sollmg ir.u iioms inai-nct- yo. shop on 2 acros. Exc^,c. 10- 539-5441 lontjor nood wiiti n Inal y y pormanont toundaiiolion or coll Woll Hess 7373 7 . S i4 0 ,0 0 0 (willioui woll), ______canon noar town, AAddi- LANDMARK REALTY okay. For moro doiailails 3939 or Tami Goodintlinn Call mo now! CarolynJn K^M 993sIlbanjlMegacy.jscoi ; ing ciassilindnd. avail. (20a) 324-7518 lional acreaflo av ____ visit ThoHosoToam.coi:om 737-3940, MLS»998322 Cullor 737-3913 or 420-!0- A ^ l PoA?fV.WrA's.A-Cc'.^!'VX' r.i Vilv'e, FfiXiI Wr-Ki D.-r,? S74.900.ADD!TIO^ 3381, (/LS»t02499 KIMBERLY 5 acres nooroor or coll Walt Hoss 737 E V WjsS^.995 H P r homo on acrooQO (or iwor 3 9 3 9 o r TomI G oodm lPrice‘2,995 M a by ownor, 2 bdrm, (r;(rnmo P®"®' flos 737-3940. MLS«H01662 ------homo on 1 acro adjaih scomc. No mfo. homes K 9 1996 Ford Escort»rt Wagon Tnn O reduced, ownor wi GEM AirCondi1>oning.Cnjso(■0 CcnncJ.To«cr VinQm i LtxW b Uhl IV Lui*h '0 t)rick home, buy on STATE REALTY. INC. HI 208- '’23-43S5' 0 GEM I x f l iv,is<:5,9as , . . . GORGEOUS VIEW\KkVfi * bolh, 334,900, C a ll; 734-0400 STATE REALTY, INC, H PlPrice‘4,955 h I n . room lo roam on ihiswfth.TuU- 678-2297 or 208^65:6 _k«p-'ci_ri;5con3o..wnon_yo' ______.73^0400,______S gem■Z------Ttoaoinp-il^o-riassttioo-an- — ff!»-1998 ford Contotour rr.-r------____!____ i^ocro.buildiag.siio-withih a re o . cinssifioa . . for poi CnJl STATE REALTY, INC ! c •-T.F.C.C, wator shai ovory day Is a wontiwhi’.- Ari CondiiJonmg. Cruise_e CCcotrd. Pov.cf 'iV^itJcws S LocW •4760* ovorywhorot 733-0931, ____ 734-0400 habcl. Cnii 733-0931.______neVsilioand 733 0931 I £ S52.000. Co!l 543-47( — " If $9,995 lPrKe‘5,995 H K | 1996 Chevy Caprprice Classic > uis B n B AjivT4iri;Transmes)9n,AjrAjrConfl'owg.PowW’nJow. ____ WI^FS^pjsw ! p f l IV.I.C 510505 | W c e 7 , W 5 M K g 1999 0ldsmobllele A le r o * ? - ■ A.'omaii: Tranynssion,1, fF/:^il ViTiCill Drr.e, l'.VS;0905 ... • lPrice‘8,995 n IW I G,raty^stVveewanyRV B l 1997Mercu7Gnjrand Marquis LS' ■ r f l Coji$cCi>i;;oi,AirCon>Tce‘ 8 , 9 9 5 0 > ■ 1 oi : V, AS LOW AS S 7 ,99 8 8 * 3WiAmS'crsa;V Eaton,1, COnly 37.COO Miles I WjsSlP.O'’^ ftice‘9 ^ 9 5 2001 Ford Escort $E«sc5«27 I A Air Con3iiion^g. Cruiso CcCcnird. Powor Vlf.iM I Locks V ^ W,ir^Sll.-l95 . . .. B pP^ m e ‘ 9 , 9 9 S M inig 1998 Chevy Cavalialler Z-24 Conv. isu)> > AitCotiflilion/ig.PowfirWiWruJcms. Cru.se Coniicl. ____ SunSeeker 29' Class'is C M otorfiom e I NEW! 19PhVe‘9,995 ^ v H WAS $59,999 NOW $ 33 : 9 , 8 8 8 01FR13 wAssn.a9? 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MccrinnJiiJllrjJicvAir ...... 8.995 H m e J ■i I m 1998 NISSAN FFFRONTIER EXCAB 4X4 j e f l ■l2CIA.4<;)i..UiAuto,PftTVi;i»xlws4lDcb.Tili,Cn»e,Air • ^ S' ' — ■ s_> a:...... 9,888 H E a 2001CHEVROUILETCAVAUERSPORTCO ^ - ■. •P3'H3. Aif,m.cHCniPc.PRTVtnVwsilixis ...... ^^^9,995 ^ 1 ' fS. _ii?i.'^ I M 2001 FORD FOCK )U S 4D R H I R W •I'iW .Iim’Milnilo.Aif ...... 9.995 m l i H f l 2001 PONTIAC;G C RAN D A M SE SEDAN l e k i i N t i i ■ U ' •i’.tS3l..3um.ruT'HTWinJu».'5 4I«ts.Tiil,(iurw,Aif...... 11,988 R l i ^ i ^ 19990LDSM0BII3ILEALER0 GLS SPORT SE B s M *r.vixi.vo.i(vijKuJw, Spirt Wlwh ...... ^.®^11,85o H ■ i r i IsflTR In i l i l f » 1999 CHEVROLEJ T MONTE CARLO LS COI i i i i lNIG! B f l 'il2!A.Alr.TiJi.D.Cruec...... r -11,875 B r a 1996 HONDA PR'RELUDE SPORT COUPE i r r f h ^ r b> j e t a i l s K S •P35mSuiRoiC>2]ri2CVti.Aiai).h>, IVt StKTllnk»tt'nxJiitt>lj)dN AA; >!<«’« ...12,995 r a 1995 GMC SUBU!URB<«v| 2500 4X4 DOOR H H >2ll)KVVj1.n;nrT'.wttim imilxida.AirJili.Cjii'c...... ”.....12,995 H H 2001 CHEVROLELET MALIBU SEDAN i i f i iK-KO U S E ! '1 '.^". .3ii()..3ir.lir.Tilt.CrB<.i*»TttaiJon>a;lKfa ...... 12,995 r a i i l l IORS M B 1998 CADILLACJDEVILLE I SEDAN R f l - -tysTfiiHtji.AaAauj,PwTVnmto*54lxKfcvTil.CniD<.Air • 13,965 r a ! i B « O i 5| ■ H 1996 CHEVROLE^ C A M A R O Z 2 8 ■ llii!If Siii M I tm f« E f l •<:W2.TTi){v.:4uf]: 13.995 r a s t o c k # D3 4 4 1 3 ...... MJW ' stock #0584 ...... ^699 r a 1999VOLKSWAGS e n NEW BEETLE GLS lir, 1‘ttTtt'fxh^ 4 Ids, A.\l/FM/Ca»,IilrL....14,995 .Sew r a |M2000TOYOT a S:AMRYLE SEDAN I l e i f l K M 'l'3T()1,A:f.Ti|[.ci\A.'I/ni/a). •••...15,99o H W f c R i ) MI lBie 1 ^ 1997 CHEVROLE£T1500^CABSHORTE s t o c k # 5i 0 0 ! 9 P . ; . : ...... l 'JW ' Stock #0638...... 199 ■ H ^V/TAI.ivI.ZTII FPllRlcIltlCtllUtlclJ ...... ™^15,995 r a ■ 9 2001 CHEVROLEETIMPALA SEDAN K B •P377.3.Alr.rih.Cn»n»c,lb»rrScU...... 15,995 r a ■ mmS E M t i i : I l l i i ifl r a 2000 CHEVROLE.ETCAMAROSPORTCOUI ■ n *P3HUlm'Mlk^lcvUixNew ...... "^■16,995 0 s t o c k # oJ121 i : .:...^.L...... M 999' stock #C939 ...... 7 9 9 |H poW-NEViBJ I mm I 1J9i3j P-flJlftlILeJIffi $11999 ra^^RBp-2D I s t o c k # 0 1 ! ...... •UM ■ s t o c k # 3 7 7 P ...... j J H ■ \mMmmm lliajijeD ji:10J4M s t o c k # 4 8 3 . stock #D S50...... : ...... i *799 H19990LDSM0BILIILE BRAVADO SUV ^ E 9 *SOIOi. lailm l/nl/tuWAJVnKdDftvc ...... ^.^^17,988. r a r a 1997 CHEVROLEHT SUBURBAN 4X4,4DRS I mm i l i s i miFMJSfl I H r,lrwW ...... s t o c k # 5 223P.';.!4f;.'^f. 3 ...... '1 199 ■ stock #0176 ...... 'J9 9 9 r a 2001 CHRYSLERR P T CRUISER SPRT WAG K » Aii(i.ritl.Cr,CnB<, IMt Wnihwi IdLV lik Ncw, luwiw,^ito ,\U l o , o v 3 r a 2001 DODGE GRNIND CARAVAN SPRT MINIV/WAN Q . . H ■ mmIfiMftiliP • » . m R bH >P37KI. 4Dr.m OiCnM.PnTtt-wJOTi4 UxfaRa/Iiidt.lfc;UzNcwlo,VoU I m IKK ra 2 0 0 1 CHEVROLEET BLAZER 4X4 LT4DR s t o c k # C 8« 5 5 0 ...... '1 1 ^ 9 stock #487P ...... 9A 9 9 k H >P37I3. >iB«.PttT'*irxlun-s4lflda ...... 18,995 H ^ 1999 DODGE DUfJRANGOSLTSUV4DR4X ’^’<^..19,995 11 i I m. mI l l B i l R . * I 1j3jM W j V H 2OOIOLDSMOBILilLEAURORASEDAN...... s t o c k # 5 113P 3 ....::.^\...;.v ...... ‘1 9 9 9 S t o c k # 0 6 0 7 ...... ,.,...... 9A 9 9 >P3793. India Im:iaW.Ron«xJcfFwof) Wjnanr)' ...... 21.995 r a ' r a 1998 CHEVROLE]ETTAHOESUV4X44DR ■ m >P373C,LraIia.Lri£: i i » w ...... ” ...... 2 2 , 8 9 0 r a , I ta M fr( I ijapjiijsl l l i R ] H rai999CHEVROLEIETSUBURBANLS4X44DF •P373&RnwT«VixJiTO-J & IjxIoi. At m.Cnw.aXTow Hq; s t o c k # 0 66 1 1 6 - : : ...... {...... A r.-24,995 r a *999 S t o c k # 0 6 3 6 ...... 9 9 9 r a 2002 CHEVROLE!ET 1500 EXT CAB. 4X4 .P37liI\TOTTT«loiJuws4lrtl».Ali;Tat,Cnihc ...... 26,980 r a 1 3 2 0 0 1 GMCSIERRJRASLE 2500 EXT CAB4X4 I IiiilH I M l i h m m iMm. WJ M ' «P3~$7,!}>on llnx.60,6000fi?atr.P»TWil»^4Lto.m.Cn*KL^l.26,990 - H S t o c k # C 99 0 0 3 . ; ...... *1999 Stock #0540 ...... 9A 9 9 1 ^ 2 0 0 0 GMC YUKO^)N SLE 4X4 4 DR SUV i f i f l '2452A.Rmcr'i(V)(io*knw41i)cks.Aii;m.Cni)c,Uli:Ncw...... 28,500 r a ,. ■> Tbx, Titlo (St(S8.00) and Doalor OOC Foo (5)31.00) Includod in1 ^Tituso Piicoi. M 2001 CHEVROLETr'SUBURBAN4X44DRLl •P376S, AlCnit.Ciul:xiiaRBTntafarfRwory'fttni*)' ...... ”.':®...32,840 r a ‘Plus tax( tillotl and $69.63 doalor doc foo.Cfoo.OAC 0 '1 -I I 0 0 AN 1 ^ 1 I 6 6 3) MAINI AVE. IEAST, r WIN FiSALLS I fift 1 bia Espanol ^ ■ 1-800-CAIAR-LOAN (CallM-800-227-562S26|ot 733-1:100 1 HOURS: MON.-SAT.M 9-6

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TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. bath, now point & corpc / IQOODING 1 & 2 bdrmml no pols/smoklng, forir in-ii family apis, Basod on ■ ,04. incomo. Cloon comfort-rt- BUHL MuttMllll ____ fonriatlon call 734-3884'___ 1 ablo, cloao to ahop-P- 1096 Champion, singl FALLS 3 bodroom,3m. p i n g . I n c l u d o s wido. 3 Mrm. 2 bom, Mu; 1 both, fully romodolod communlly Ioundry. ------b«.movoard IW bath. All appls. $485.B5. .« i m LEATHER, mI . AUTOMATIC. ABS. AM/FWCA4x:a s s /cd. ' cor garago. loncod yarc______324:W99.or_420J.0.U,___ ------TWIN FALLS-NICOTDOnr ___ SaaS.OO.Dlus.doposil— ------eWAYADJUSTAl'ABLE-DRIVERSEAT.-6a'40-SPl-SPLIT FOLD— ------H as carport, rols. SSOO< Hallowa Propeny MgmtI'"*- JEROME - DOWN REARR ISEAT SOME HAVE A MOON.ON mo. * dop. No smoking500/- c 734-4334 ____ 2 bdrm. 1 both, stovo. pots. Call 733-eeS6* n . 3 rofrig. $350 plus doposil. TWIN FALLS 5 bdrm,000 Hallowa property Mgmt. both homo, noar collogc "^auC d {fixu 250 734-4334 ^ 6 0 2 M ' S950 H. S500 dop, S25' pol dep. Call 736-0217.- JEROME U pstair^^arTr C eU cw :- 'd icro- 1 bdrm. 1 bath, oppis. incl. isiic, wator pd. No pots. $340 *' H c u t BUHL 4 bdrm. 1 bath torn ogo, common:iol/dornostic houso. no pois, SSOO( mo.me roni/soii. Coil 733-1359.19. dop. 543-8256 loovo m sg' Con 543.5617.-______TWIN FALLS Oowniown 1 7 , 0 0 0 BURLEY nlco2plusbdrm5 ^ 3 bdrm. S850/m6.* dop.'p.& i I S A R A T O G A I oun rm., !am, nn.. booulloulli Uliis. Call 313-810-4759-59- A PA R T M E N T S lulty landscapod yard Now Available ard, TWINFALLS------^ foncod. S600. nogollabio 3rm, New 2 & 3 bedroom g 7 8 I ■ 677-4767 Of 431-2736iblo. ‘ Exocuiivo Country 6 bdrm 6 3 both, stovo. OW. W/C/V/D Apta. CASTLEFORD Sharprp ‘4 hookup. 2 car gorogo.• L(Ug b d rm . 3 6 4 M o p lo . N( 250 ‘Luxury 1.2&3bdrm No lot, siorago garogo. $125( • Fitness Contor pots/smoking. S475fdop£jop mo plus doposil Rots 733-5408/731 -5408 m t. • Com puior C ontor' 4Q9' Hoiiows Propeny Mgmt. •Community Conior • Froo VidLO Library bdrm^ 1 both counifrj TWIN FALLS Nowor homi homo, no omokmg/potBlots -1750aqll.,onPalnlbru6hSr ■•w3S'i"DcyoHnd. — ‘ long lorm, S650 monlhIh < 3 bdrm. 2 bath. Irg moslog'”: •C ontrolH oot4 Air deposit. Coll 543-6118.’9 • suiio. 3 cor gorago, foncoc s B s f cm a S m HAGERMAf^ 2 bdrm. 1 back yard, gas hoot, autc baih, W/O hookup, 5450 sprinklors. avail. 1st por + dop. Call 539-0926.-'.‘‘50 olJuno,S995mo*SlOOC JER O M E In Iho country.___ dop. Shown by appoint' Now 2 bdrm.. 2 baih.itiy. moni only 734-6258.- -J- «-Hear the quietl Garago. S650 * doposil. TW INFALLSNICE. Call 324-S406- 4* bdrms. 2 both. S850.. ' Laurel P a rk Apartm ents JEROME I bodroom------___ 734-5633 or 420-8B87-—^ , 176 Mnuiico Slroot $ 3 7 5 /monih ♦ dop. 212'A,, TWIN FALLS outskirts' Ol O' Twin Falla aOS . 734-4105 3rd Avo. E. Coil 738-0322. town. 3 bdrm. homo. GoaIdo ______JEROME 3 bdrm 2'-i bolhi££l hoal. no appls, outsido525 T W IN F A L L S N o w o r plus don or 4ih bdrm.50ih on pot possible, lg yard. S525^39 2 bdrm, 2 bolh. 4-plox. Ail 2 acfos, con havo 2 hors­, on THE MGMT 733-0739—5 -oopls, incl, W/D, ♦ YMCAA ■ n f l H n o o s & 1 ouisido pot. In Biq momborship. 5525/mo.* TWIN FALLS HusilC 2 1993 FORD EXIXPLORER 199. Litllo Ranchos. Avail." y bdrm. 2 bath wilh air. qOI- dop-Avaiioblo 06/01. Coil ?95 MERCURY 1995 1 NISSAN PATHFIFINDER 1999 LAN^ N D R O V E R Juno 1 st S900/month- 01 aroa. nico yard, nno o 733-8609 or 420-1478* 4 D O O R XLTy V ILLA-AGER VAN GS XE 4 DOOR 4X-X4 DISCOVEI 'W.VW/?WW.9V,,'> ^ERSDSUV #% Call 733-1335- dogs, S750 + dop. TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 2H i (x«o At> wiscoMSHSa(OC«. v)/,v.v(Ar,*’i JEROME 3 bdrm. 2 balhs.___ Call 734-5930.* — bolh. Family room, ollico. mobllo homo. No pots. TWIN FALLS Victorian 5650 -f SCOO dop. 539-0805'a - I t e s 6 6 7 6 ‘8 7 7 0 % « * 5 5 6 1 -' r o f s 1 0 '% > * ‘ * 9 8573 .2^25% -' Long lorm S495/mo. + 3 bdrm. 2 both. w/l300 : H 8 , 9 6 6 ” Its. TWINFALLS SHARP 2 dop 324-8903 or 543-6342 stj. It. No sm oking/pots. ]{.* all. bdrm., 1 bolh. DW, slovo, JEROME Cloan & quiotLif S700/mo. * $500 doposil. ilot 419 5th Ave. E. 734-4504-J4* r o fr ig ,, W /D h o o k -u p , 3bdr, 2 bath, doublo wido S | storage, closo to CSI. No w/dock S47S no pols, !■ smoking/pots, S535/mo. romai rofs. Calf 326-5687- ^603>m BS^5S!^ Coll 208-324-8245.- KIMBERLY 1 t>drm. 1 balh ? ! TWIN FALLS^ Spacious country homo. No pols/ ^ 3 bdrm. 2 batn, noar col­ s m o k in g . S 4 5 0 /m o}ls/ . * . * TWINFALLS logo, S500/mo,736-4924,- doposil. Coll 423wt644-I' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • KIMBERLY Country homo [ t w in FALLS I ^ EXECUTIVE SUITES S. •••••••••••••• 1998 CHEVR(ROLET 1998 NISEIS S A N p a t h f i n d e r " ^ 1999 DODGE DURAr to quallfiod Individual.,Q[ Just bring your suilcaso. \NGO 1999INFINITNITI QX4 4X4 Ront or loaso w/option to 1 SPARKLING CLEAN BLAZER 4 DOOO R 4 X 4 xE e ;SPORT 4X4 4 D O O R 4 X 4 , Fum lshod short lorm lOWD A/j rt'.R kvria« a icc buy. 2000 sq. ll. 4 bdrm., 3 Corporato Housing. Sludios & 1 bodrooms, COSAAK'.'.CD -U?->^-v/sD-.u-ccnsw aiaryV?Anf\vr?nrcava)CoaaiOMi bath now nomo. S. of S3S0&UP. Loundry & Storogo ” ^ 1 9 “ 9 7 6 Kimborly 1 aero. S850/mo.no’ 736-2478 or 734-4339* ' I 4 J 6 5 9 9 9 5 Call 423*6291.‘ ^^<^*13,986 '2M2 : 05'% ^*18,9 ^ ••••••••••••••• SHOSHONE CuW 1 Odrm. 0 , ^ I All utils & cablo TV pd., TWIN FALLS Studio,00 TWIN FALLS SSOO o ff w/kltchon, lurn. or unfum..'fl-. w/oppls. Utils, pold. S300r Flnlm o. Clean. 2 bdrm. foncod yd, S3OO/B06.7O37 + dop. No pois. 733-3511*^ 2 bath, 5525 doposit. twIN FALLS 3 bdrm.2! 2 TWIN FALLS I Parm.J • Includos oil oppis. & W/D ,..bath, Nico area. Now■ 2 upstairs. Aii ulils. paid. No|.° 733-2983 or 734-8674. BW pols/smoklng. 734-9261* 'appls. Foncod yard. Sun TWIN FALLS room. dbl. garago. C lun. S950. Avon, oarly Juno. ^604.ittCSS99]SI •FALLS APTS.* 733-7660 or 735-0070* 9 TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm mo- a n d P h e a sa n t View 2000 FORD WINN D S T A R ^ 2 0 m JH E P W R A N G L E R 212 0 0 1 FORD WINDSTAI SEL 2 0 0 1 ' J E EE P G R A N D m blls homo, privato lot, no BUHL 2 bdmi. opt. avail,_ Townhomes. LX M IN IV A N SA lCPC^r^fl^tn[M \\rcsu,i ia‘B vfwh ; fio Ront basod on Incomo. SAHARA TJ * L A R E D O V 8 j pota. Coll 423-5104 1,2,3 Bdims.S349-495 7WmCf7J/TA7Afi(0'lO'CXD v.nmtjvz/n O ’A-fliarsyvf.'-vsi.vj’ 5 0 7 'TWVn f a l l s 2 b d rm ,_ 2 Coil 543-6833. Som e DW & W/O hookups. I bath duplox, looso & rofs.,2 Equol Housing Opponunity, Spacious and dean . fs. I-"" • i- ' l e t o y s S425 + doposit. 324-4332- No pels. 734-6600 J , 9 7 6 % ^ ^ ^ 1 9 , 8 2 8 ‘2 5 , 5 4 5 12- BURLEY _ _ _ 2 ^ 9 8 5^ ^ . 9 9 5 I TWIN f a l l s 2 Cdrm. ■JT lg Affordable sonior TWIN FALLS 1 bedroom foncodyd. agoroeo. S550eS housing. 62 and ovor, opt., all utiiilies paid. mo. S300dop. 734-7170.*? . NBA S yrlnga Plaza S385/mo.* St 50 doposil. Twin fa ll6 2 housos.— Froo ulililios, spacious, Coll anytime at 734-3303- 2 bdrm. w/foncod yord. multi-purposo room. Pola noQOllobio. S550 & Activo rosidont commit- TWIN FALLS 1 bedroom, SS25. Coll 539-742S* “ too. 1 bodroom oport- garage. S400/mo.-fdop. Looso doiails. 733-6475* TWIN FALLS _ monta. EHO, handicop 2 or 3 bdrm, 2 bolh, otovo, occossiblo. TWINFALLS 147 S575/mo 0, Call nowl 677-4204* Now 2 bodroom. Rongo. rofrig. sorno'wlth DW.V J ,W/0 nookup. microwavo, rofrig. Microwavo. dish- „• BURLEY Cloan 1 bdrm,= washor. W/D. Gas flro- ' foncod back yard or polio,o' S275. 2 bdrm. 5300. Sub- attachod garago. 5450 to *■ ploco, AC, Wotor/Sanliatksn ,Q sidy available. EHO Call poid, Noar school 4 porl(. S61Smo, plus doposit. 678-7436 or 878-3337* m 2 Hallov^a Proporty Mgmt, I> ELWOOO 4 EVANS m m s 734*4334 t. CASTLEFORD t and 2 734-1401 1997 HONDA ACC:C O R D LX \ 9 9 9 K IAA SEPHIA SEDAN 1999 NISSAN SENTIITRA 1999 VOLK'L KS W A G H N B bdrm. opts, available now. 5yDAfiH«?kVKXX'.5i»liMOOS iSOAlDAIiaAiiPlMX9tVf> tW IN f a l l s 3 bdrm, 1 2 TWIN FALLS 2 bdmi. Very G X E S E D A N N E W BEET: e t l e - g l s j 1 Rent basod on Income, '■ . clean duplox. Gorogo. No both, foncod bock yardd iCoil 543-8833,- STOAflRwuKwwa icosA-cajMi:lOMOT V.'^VAIIliW'jr’'.} I'ltWJt Coll 423-4377. ‘ doigs/pots/smoking, 5555 > 1 ^ 4 4 0 ) , 8 9 9 7I 7 S ^ Equol Housing Opportunity. dop. Call 733-2546 % w ^ 6 8 8 8 ^ I TWIN FALLS ■1 0 ^ 5 ~ EOEN 1 studio. S200 1 3 ; 9 8 2 Q 3 bdrm. 1 balh, otovo,1. S200 dop. Ulta, pd. 1f TWIN FALLS 2 bodroom rofrig, foncod back yord.1 bdrm . w/kltchon S220/mo.r Hi both, $500 * 5500 dop. i J I - ;.v S450 mo plus doposil. Nopals. Call 626-4179*, 737-3916or737-3969* Hallowa Property Mgmt. • FILER 2 bdrm. townhouso TWIN FALLS In Sonior Com plox. AC,: 2140 Elizabeth *B freshly all oloct., kitchen appls, polntod, 2 bdrm., 2 balh FAX sower, lown and wotor wilh laundry room and indudod. No smoking/pots.1 corpon, $550 doposil. Call 637-6337,* 527 W. B orah 2 bdm i., 2 YOUR bom in quiel aroo, $ 4 5 0 -f ' A-A1333 QOODING Low Incomo H 'l U doposil. AD subsidizod. 1 bdrm opts,) 349 M ornlngside tl 3 2 0 0 0 D A E W O O LE(EGANZA 2000 HYUI'UNDAI ELANTRA • 2000 MAZDA 626 L:LX 2 0 0 0 D A E W O O 1 al Wosl Sido Court. For bdrm, 2 bolh. Garago. iwswPMOfAii ndwSMtAnoKn.M.- A'.-' ATi/V.'-.t^ ;V»(t.r,i jA/.vit/ TIMES CLASSIFIED C D X SE D AiN N g5LS l : S E D A N fCAfl^in/kKOf senior & /ordlsablod.’ $675 * dop. No smokers tonsMxrtrj>WAiOO^'>Cr r iXM? a 1 co s AMf mow; iSj 0 DEPARTMENT Cioan nico neighborhood, or pols In thoae unlls. jvrnf CCLA? W DQIA? ff C CM" C wolking distanco to Ridioy BRAWLEY REALTY * 9 9 9 5 _ & Kings, Taking appiica­ 734-5856 7 9 8 6 .5; ' 3 3 , , J ! 5 i 5 208-734-5538 lions now for waiting list. ‘ ’ l lf s G Q 1 9, 9 8 7 ^ OR Call Shlrloy 034-4966 TWIN FALLS BoauUtu! /ns/de 4 oof 2 bdmi,1both. 208-677-4643 wookdays before noon. Sm. pels and amoking Carport, loundiy, storage,

2000 DAEWOO NlSJUBIRA 2001 KYUNJNDAI ACCENT JS 200:001 KIA O rT IM A LX SErEDAN 20pl^,klA OPJIM/ MWCAS‘wsiirr£ism' wn*Lra vj n w rtrca^sa (OJS i t ana., j: a t, l ^ l l C D X S E D A N MQMi cna «jnes *ocr AU O’w nii TSi '^^1 9 9 5 ,,i‘ > 7 0 S f ’ 1 8 ,3 6 0 . 1y 3 , 9 8 5 ' l l % 0 ms The . uurm M i u p W E MMAKE IT EA i l l A N D P R O U D O F SMC 13 10 POLELINE ROAD m TWIN FALLS, IDAHO ^ ■M»5.Uneo/n«J£ffOil£ m m m 800-2B7’7000 ^ 7 3 2 - 0 0 4 5 il t o lII i FREE 877-655-004 www.conpS3os.cori^ 324-3900 D A E W O O ' ^ so* fm ti i w . n mot. e a APR o> ZENT]ERB OMi«i£ciMoiti»oat3.ocio■R OAC. FInl 12 RIM. II Ur.OO.« rrot. it t?I7.i 3.000 rMU UM4 n Ofcoun « Ptynn Ad Ej«r ______^______iJ

P p . E12 Timos-News, TwTwin Foils, Idoho Saturday,oy, Moy t1, 2002

TWIN FALLS Booulitullilul 2 TWIN FALLS Bluo Lak.akos MISSING Thura. 5/2 ADMINISTRATIVE CONCRETE FINISHEREH DRIVER GENERAL MECHANIC MEDICAL 1 , hclmv 2 balh, upstaifairs apla ollico spaco. 720 ♦ sq.ll.,sq. 1*3pm. o n d REWARD3 ol Must bo prolicioni in Excocel. - and loborera. CDLD L Roiiablo truck drivolb Class a Diesel truck/bfr. mechanicc Nurse'sf aide wantod full Comploioly romodclcjulcd. ulililios Includod. SS7 700 SIOO. XBox and PS2 En- Full limo, top pay. e ss b lu e JEAN JOB hoiplui. Prim arily oulI ofoi A CDL roq. 726-9225*___ F un - Travel ■' neodod for fleet service timo night a n d day shifts. No pols'Sfnokiny 1I yoaryc month. Coll 736-4929.*19.* , tonoinmoni system s..4 4 Personnel Plus lown. Call 734-0559 oi shop' Must hovo oxp. and3 Call Stocoy 543-6401.* • ; loaso S575/mo. InclIn cls , gam o cohircilors. 1 DVOiVD 733-7300* ' DRIVERS Trovel c oast to coast-with a 731-6172/731-6188* ___ Flotbods.’w/® loost 1 yr, lun, young group domon-" own lools, W ogos OOE. : • ulils. For inlormalion'h callc k Emporors NowGroovo Plooso sond resum es to, MEDICAL T ADMINISTRATIVE------CONSTRUCTION______. OTR oxp needed, Opor-)or- stro tin g p r o d u c ts for a PotTnaneni/port-llmo • ______iJ:33ilOGZ_or.53auOfi7_)67_ol. _ond_GraQcLIhoiLAutoJIL3J1I- -The-CHy-of-Twln-FoIlB'fi f ____ Aiionilon:-fiilolnionanco____ ■ 730511. monl alloys. Mobilo horr of Pollco. Boginnlni" 0 Joromo. W estoc is 0 drugrug S40.000 ♦, 800-453-2227*27* iransportatkjn guoraniood,J, Fam i machinery mechanic. T eresa ot 208-727-0005* 734-2822 or 731-J25G256 543-697 f monihly sblory is S2050 — 1-888-443-0853 untU7pm*I* Exp, w/lroctors. hoy - “ 0 (roo work place.* DRIVERS i MEDICAL T ------T W iN -FA L L S vo »vo ond ndmmislralivo dutio!los throughout Control Idaho,fiQ ■ limo. good pay, vacotionon ' gino sliop,1 8 or oldor,•, Mountain Vlow Equipment< son 141 Main Avo. E. or . oioci.S500d(Jp. 734-99f•9988 funoral spray. II Is looking for quollfled — _ snw in tho Polico Dopanm oniini. Concroto. soils, & m oson- pay, hoollh insuronco and,nd Shoshone. 086-2628* i colt 733-8600 osk f^ H thoro. Porhaps you - . flold sorvico tochnldon. _____ .TWINFALLSLy^ffGEG£-3 GOODING Pasturo lorsa ^spokQ.lhoMinaasLwotds.•ids^ _Hioli.sctioaLQducalloro n ___fv.oxperiQncD.roq_Davoivfl_ mullipio solqiy bonusos.>3^ GHAPHIC.DESIQNEB____ • Debra* ■______; • bcJrm. W/D hookupu p s , Irrig., cyslom s,w alorr shast as any Iriond could say: ox- Cram 800-376-9754.* '- TdBmTSdld^nSIol.— iay: plus 5 yoars ol ollico ox I 1 stovo. sior.igo S500/m0/mo! fos. yf. 'o uhd f‘vor. Hon^omo just thought olus that day.iay. porionco; typing abilily o _ Now oquip. 688-806-5785’®5 Tho Tlmes-Nows is looking^ & bonolils wMOIk. Call ; - dop 737-0175 msQ.'Q - sitos. 208-934-8027-'____ whalovor you did lo con-xn- 6 0 w pm ; a n d o b ilily in lc COOK botwoon 8am-Spm* “ 1-000-769-1025 ask forf MEDiCAL I lor on individual with , Son/lco doportmont,* /loans, pass a ihorough bock-.V SpodaUy Cook. ^\an graphic design oxporionco SHOSHONE REHAB ft' TWIN FALLS"Nico, donn solo our wo thanif'Onk DRIVERS ground mvosligotion. Lav,' ■ monos and cook vogolor- , H e c h a n Ic s UVING CENTER I . IhI'HI UlilG.mcl.S475/rli you so n u c h whatovor•vor 3l. OTR Dodlcatod funs. On to worit In our Twin Foils Iho port. onlorcomoni lomiliorily lan and cholostorol- sl. oflico. Qualified applkraniss N onun Food Group, Inc. 511 East 4ihS ty B o x B ; : 543-2422 or 420-4760-I;! X reduced AmorlconI 8.4 llmo dolivo'rios a must, Shoshono. idoho 83352- ' dosirod. For a complolc lln. Home ollen, Grool pay, & will hovo oxporlonco In , . Is sooking lull llmo m e ­ TWIN FALLS QuIot otro' Tho lamily ol ' loroion-style dishes, din- I 20e-886-2228 ! fy®*!! WANTED Rongo rights.a job doscription and om- benollls for oxp. drivers.ro. OuarkXpross. Illuslrotor chanics for Iheir locility In ' 1 btirm sludio, nppls, c nors. dossons. and othor , Fax: 208-886-2083 50 AUM or so. Elmo.— Jack Powlua — ploymoni application coh' ,o 438-2922 or 438-2802* ' and Photoshop, Tho Sugar City. ID. Musi have siroct p.uking, walor intI loci Iho Porsonnol Ollicoi_„ f o o d s , a c c o r d i n g to — succosslul candldato willI welding, oioclrlcol, hy­ This smoll friondly awarO^ • No pi;i5 Eloc. hoai. <200S20 county or s\jrrondin 9, recipos. Prepare moot-o>- DRIVERS winning fodllly noods oi countlos. Cosh paid. - locaiod in City Hall. 321 be designing ctooiIvo droulic ond gonoroi moln- DIdor nolghborhoo( 2nd Avo. E., phono 735-,5 • sutistituios; fish, soups,39, W oniod oxpprloncod advortisomonls on tight tenonco oxporlonco . fow good poopio! Call 208-366-7011- soucos. vogotabies, ond • 1 bdrm umi, appio. waii ^ 7251 or dirocl omail lo hd ahort hnui drivors. doadiinos. This is a Wage DOE, Drug Froo. LPN/RN ; included. No pols S325.C25.00 E------other foods prior to C0I1324-7148* A pplicotions will b e a c ­ Part time ovo. shift. Do you su tfo r? High blood sharnsO llid.org. Tho Cily lull-llmo.'ponnanonl THE MGMT 733-072•0739 , n ol .Twin Fnlls IS an EqualIX cooking. Soagon ond posiiion with tho volley's cepted 01 N onun, 903 E. CNA evos. shift, lull tiiTie prossuro, dioboios. „ cook vogoiorlon ondnd DRIVERS I CNA night shllMull time; TWIN FALLS JP Opportunity Employer, od D & O TransportationI bosl & biggosi newspoper. 3 000 N. S u g a r City. ID Drug Froo Work Ploco,' cholostorol-roducod food 401K, heallh Insuranco, 83448.(200)356-4149I LPN Full limo modlgil • STUDIOS AVAILABLE A' H i solution? Join usl RSVP occording lo proscribednH Services Gooding, Idaho ond BUHL/FILER AREA. , . Closing dolo Is 5/20/02.' n V paid vacation. & o monihly, EOE* rocords position. Exp. ■Colonlaf Pitrk Apis, -t-t; your soai. mooiing 5/11 _ molhod. Portion ond gar­sr- Seeking qualiiiod CMV proforrod. ,3 1 2 3rd W. S 3 1 5 * d o3p p . bdrm, 1 both, foncod yai Urgently noodod for busy It dogs. Coll Jon or Oiar on consumption and roqulsi- on to: Kont Schmldl Pon time *1 bain. S375 * doposit. B lor oxporloncod cow/calloil lion and purchase sup-.Q. poy sc ale doponding on shop. Qualiiiod mechonlc rv 909-929-29080liano in Tho Timos-Nows D ietary afternoon aide', BRAWLEY REALTY f l ronch monagor in Elko)ucluck l |a Agos 25-90. t-eOO-949- FUor School OlaMet on-f»- DRIVERS MOTELMi ^ ^ ■ vww.HQinlros.com*__ Cosuol work onvlronmont“l' nounces a voconcy for a Micro resoarch lab toch. Employnwit Oponlngs LiLocal molols sooking okp. 733-8207.734-4012.* Floxiblo ovos. days, & a KEEP AMERICA MOVING ]___ SHOSHONE Roommolo * middle school counseloror Class A CDL - 3 wooks FT, Collogo m icroor • • RN Full Tim e M anaoefteam 736^)322* TWIN FALLS. Lg. t bdrfrdrm. waniod lo shoro 3 bdrm. wknd. hours. 16-30 hts. lor Iho 2002-2003 school , oquivolont exp, w/human m.2 ^1l}6^J|ip|B IH |il por wook. Groal pon-limo ol SO dow n - $36,000 first • CNA Full Timo “ NEWSPAPER ■ ' bsml, apl. 850 sq, It. 43i438 bolh homo. S300 ulilillo yoar. This will bo a ono>e year Job plocomont pathogens. Somo travel • Bluo Lakos Blvd.N. N . Includod. Coll 886-2248liiios i job or socond.job. Closo required. Solary DOE. CIRCULATION '° yoor roplacomoni posiiion,0. 800-900^)586* >48* 10 CSI compus- For moro _ Resume & tronscripl to W e o ffer: ' Rolng.. ranoo. oomo mi5c TWIN FALLS To Shoro ° Applicanis musi hold ro- lurnituro, ulils. poidY b' f ------ALCOHOLICS inlo. Call 736-2BS3IIMIIII* “ri DRIVERS RMR U b s . 801 N. Uncoln »Pold Vacollon Tha TImoa-Nowa Is. ° b d r m .,3 b a th , p o ts oh L quirod corllllcallon and o w n o r . S 4 7 5 / m o . N. ro5 ANONYMOUS ,0 Local Milk Orivors- Jorom o. 10 03338, ♦Sick & Holiday Poy . j W/D. DW. Slorago. gook. 208-733-8300 S 726-4650* Iho solory Is occording lo *HoaIlh/Vl3lon/Doniol foratulhtlmo smoking. Coll 734-5703* Jllly Lubo is now hiring FTT tho nogollated salary■y 4 doys on. 2 days olf.' O-tnaU bruea OmicfoOlal-voc com rago. S37S. All utils. Inc Start S120 0 day + bonus. ond Disability Insuranco DlalHot £ Monagor In tlfo WENOELL now duploxilox, COII731-8771.* lochnlcions, CustomorH schodulo. Closing dalO: ‘ LABORER ♦401K Burloy Bunau. sorvico Iriondiy. Somo0 Moy 24, 2002, to apply Family Insuronco ♦ 401k. Asphalt malnionanco 2 bdrm. 1 bolh. appls, t “ FAX Coll 324-3515*. •Fun Employee TlTho succosslul candldol» AC, SSOO * dop. 53»0805 computor knowlodgoe contact Sandra Roberts. laborer/ drivor. CDL Programs m ust bo able to work hoiplui, Coi; Ior oppoint-1- Personnel, Filor Schoolol DRiVERS required. 733-3272*. wweekends, be dependable. mont 01 734-5686- District. 700B Stovohs ■ ■ PUBUCTi^TICE! ■ Y O U R IS Opponunily for molivalodd LABORERS------Doh'lmiasoutt havo oxcolloni AUTOMOTIVE------Filor. ID 83328 long haul Iruck drlvors. Gonoral laborers noodod. Join our professional ttlmo-managomont skills, Actions pUinnod ond lakoi h (208)326-5981*______by your govornmoni an Sooking Assistoni car wosh Vons. roolor. ond lonkors,]■ Chormoc Troilers ollors: toam l •“ and onjoy working wilh ^ new pay scale based on JEHOME Holiday Motol01 containod In public noticosI; AD manoger, Soo Corlos atit fj good,bqno>it pkg. oftor youlh. Ari outgoing, lont, Thoy aro pan ol your righ TDK Aulo Sorvico. 2374 CUSTOMER RELATIONSe oxporlonco. bonolits and® p r o b a t o r y period. Good Plooso apply personality is a plus; Undor now monagomont, ^ bonus too. 734-9062* Nico. cloan. comfonabloIblo to know and Iq bo Inlormoifjghi TIMES-NEWS Addison Avo, East (next'I Work port time, lull-llmo hoursfa compoiltivo pay. In porson ot: ThiThis entry kivol monagomorU rooms. 401 W. Moln.n. ol whot your govornmoniTiod ii CLASSIFIED to Kmart) Ploaso noo oamlngs, SS.OOporhr, EDUCATION Apply ol; 452 South Park Twin Fails Care Center position includos 324-2361* doing. As soll-govommonf'lia DEPARTMENT phono calls. Drug Iroo0 Faniostic bonus plon, M usic T eacher Avo, Twin Falls, 674 E astland Dr, rosponslbililiesln.:^ c h arg o s oil clllzbns to b« workplace,* Don'l miss this unique K-12. instnimonial & Vocal.I. No p h o n e calls* • Contact Porson managing tn youth and iMuft TWINFALLS S120/wook Inlormod. this nowspopo'bo 208-734-5538 opportunity ol Idaho's Molodio Jonson* earners,cj oalos promotions*, 1 porson, rolftg. HBO. BAKERY/DELI Dietrich School. Ploaso0 iLABORERS - urgos ovory cilizon to roac Bakory Doll clerks noododd Iooding auto deolorships. call district ollico lor[ iExcovoling co. now hiring and providing oxcollont; Cnpn Molol. 733-6452. MEDiCAL customer ' sorvico. Base* *• ond stu d y th o so no ticoad o s 208-677-4543 apply 01 R idley's inn Call Larry at 733-5776*;• opplicatton, 206-544-2158* qualified oquip. operators CNA for night shill nood­ . TWIN FALLS MOTEL-3 3 Wo odviso Ihoso clllzonc _ Joromo.* & laborers for jobs in Ido­ salary (Mid S20K) plus I Nighily. doily/^ookly ratos (Burley)* EDUCATION od, Exporlonce and/or commission . . 11 you are; itos who sook furthor Informo' ho. Montana. & Washlng- cortlllcotion proforrod. 248 2nd Avow. 733-5630* CASHIER------CUSTOMER SERVICE “ P an llmo adornoon Kinder- inleresled, fill out on > >30* tIon to oxorclso Iholr rIghi l. ion, 208-934-4510.* Ploaso apply in porson to: * to accoss public rocorda Ds O o sls s to p ‘N Go Magic Volley's m ost Mod-1. garton loochor O Sl- Ed- application ot:' . ' TWINFALLS Studios 'PiV That blrlhday ad you placos ♦ and public moolings Convonlonco Stores orn Innovalivo bowling0 word’s Catholic School,I- LABORERSi ThoTlmoa-Nawa- ‘ iivailabio. Ulililios Incl. * som o timo ago In Tho 0 Wo ore looking lor oul- n Compotilivo salary. MustIt HiringI for positions at oroo ? 3 6 V l o ^ S I S t° N*! CQblo S300-S420/monih, center Is looking for an Attn: Dan Walock ' llh, IM PO R TA N T Timos-Nows?Novi is thour slonding porsonnol lo join bo State certified. Opon^ procossing plonts: TwinFalls,ID8330r Coll 733-8841B Ploaso oddross all logal '< onthuslaslic. solf- P.O. Box 546 : llmo lo como pick up yours- ou/. cusiomor sorvico' L until fillod. Ploaso call11 Potato procossing: KMEDICAL 77T odvonlsing to: moiivotod person to work Twin Fells, ID 83303. ; WENOELL Somoono to 0“' picturos. Slop by Iho Clas­ loom. Work for o modem, In a lost pocod.fun &J, 734-3872 or 734-4127. Twin Falls/Jorome Aroo, IFull lime RN COSO monog­ 'A DRUG FREE - LEGAL ADVERTISING slliod Dool lodavl * s growing compony wlih Lv. m ossogo II no answer. shoro 0 3 bdtm. houso. G '' oxclling atmosphore, FiG hProcossing: er for Homo Heollh.-Must WORKPLACE- : , Rosumos to 480 Soulh T he Tlm ea N ewa ■ good poy and benofils Filor/Buhi Aroa. PO B ox 540 * Must hove oxcolloni1 EDUCATION bo soil molivalod ond be pPLUMBING n ^ Milnor Wondoll,* 9 such as: 401k. paid voco- 1 Li()hl & heavy duty avoll- ablo to work Indopondont- ___ Twin Falla, ID 83303-0546 cusiomor sorvico skills.• Sooking certlfiod drug ond Joumeyma^and / ■ lions. hoalth/Iifo insuranco . obio: for application pro- ■ ■ Doadlino lor logal ods;548 3 ’ oxporlonco is grool bui> olcohol c o u n selo r. Ability ly, wilh excellent a ssess- i{: D and more. Apply in por­ noi necessory. Position ' coss call 735-5002 or mont skills, Coll Roanno u , ■ ■ doyo prior lo publicalion. son 01 890 Woshington 1 lo givo dnig assossmonis. Halloy. Rosldontlol and noon on W odnosday on^lor PREGNANCY CRISIS CENTER ' ovolloblo: port-llme3 Lood ot loosl Ihroe high: opplydirocllyot 733-8600 • opt. a ' oxporlonce p reterit FRE£ TESTS. Always South, Wo aro o drug Iroo‘ evenings and wookonds. 532 eiuo U ikos Blvd. N, jj 5 5 Sundoy, noon on Thursdoy - work ploco,* school support groups. MEDICAL------^ PfPay DOE. 206-482-3456.' DECLO rivor. 2 bod 1 bath.ath. for Mondy. noon on Fil­iay ConWohllol. 734-7472* , Ploosooppiy In porsonol; Hourly wogo. Sondi ILABORERS CASHIERS “ Cedar Lanes ) N onun Food Group, Inc. ML M View G ero-Psych Unit PROFESSIONAL------^ 3 acros, S350 summor.ler. doy for Tuesday ond resum e lo: Dobbio W alsh / RESUMES PLUS' 405 Hwy 30, Flier, ID*■ % 311 N, Lincoln. Joromo. is seeking loborors for Employmont Oponlngs: p • S300winlor. 654-9750*3* Wodnosday. noon on Mon­ Professional, olfoctlve.,; i s day lor Thursday and noon ’ DAIRY • Idoho 8.'^338, AppllcollonsI thoir facility In S ugar City, ♦ RN's , Now loking appllcollons. inoxponsivo rosumos. > ■ on Tuosdoy for Friday ond i Experienced milker closo May 31.2002.* ID. Swing ond midnight ♦CNAs All Shilts ‘ Apply In porson al Idaho cover iotter3,324-3576*; IB Saturday, Holiday Oood-md 100.000 FAST IN MLM? neodod. Apply In porson. shifts available. S6.15/hr. Pick up applications at __ I Youlh Ranch. 162 Moin ELECTRCIAN HH linos moy vary. If you havo]d- GET REALI GET EMM. A 3 b milos South ol Kimbor­ plus shift dtfferontioi, Omg ML View Care C entor PROFESSIONAL PR< : IVO brand now SYSTEMI fi, SI. S , No phono calls.* Woniod. Journeym an Free, opplicatlon will bo • 500 Polk S t. E. Tho Idaho Department of LYNWOOD — ony quosiions call Ruby ot ly at 3332 North 3500 ^ 735-3324, *.______' ol Ston oam lng 1,000s now! . Bonollts. Compotilivo poy. occoplod ot Noraun. 903 Klqiberty. ID 83341 Corrocllon C( Twin Fall) SHOPPING CENTER CLERICAL 1 E ast Kim berly, ID o r call■ Coil W anda o r U nda Froo Inlo 800-242-0363 PT offico porson. Iiling. an- 423-6455* E, 3000 N, S ugar Cily. ID Or C contact LoAnn Jonos at Community Cc Work Conlor Ollico S Roloil = 0X1.2367.* 208-788-3238* 83448.(208)356-4149 208-423-5591 EOE^ hos h t an oponlng fof Hammock ManaBomont 1 sworing phonos, propano ^ 0 1 0 1 DENTAL “ FARM Orug/Alcohoi Rehabili­ 734-4339 or 342-7368 ■ BANKRUPTCY------solos, somo compulor. EO E' MMEDICAL P / ■ Allordablo & lost, Accldonis, Floxiblo hrs. 734-6831,* ' Dental osslsloni needodI Pivot oporator/mochanic- ^LANDSCAPE CCaring RN noodod lor PT tation Specialist'. Re- TWIN FALLS 450 sq II.It. 5 • divorco criminal mattOrs. Part llmo lor malornlly' Full time. Top poy. c w ork In Twin F a lls a n d sponsibllilios ®P; Include de­ Ico ■ & i. COMMUNrTY SERVICES R etired farm er w an ted in now prolossional oHico ^ Brod Rico at 734-3367* loove. Coll 536-5441* Personnel Plus Twin Fells area. Nood w pfobiomt Fodorol Trodo Commis- Summor < la horo - and II U cation■ ot Hovfitevoh*. > PPloaso sond rosumo to; MONEYTREE, INC. 799 Chonoy Dr., Suite D , Call Stevo by MDing tr»# Horn* you no sion, Washington. D,C., oaiago < bqIo soasonl Find ' WATERTECH. Inc, Box 96901. % Timos • Hallow* Property Mgmt longof r>»M with a lial-ocl- 20580, or call tho Notion- oul < whoro Uioy nro and lell < 2470 W arren Avo. 1111 Filer Avo. 733-7300 Nows, N PO Box-548, Tvtrtn Twin Falla, Idaho 734-4334 [ InodaMtflodoO. ol Fraud Inlormoiion Con- ovecyone i whoro your* will • Twin Falls,ID*. | J735 Ovortand 67e-4040* I FhllS. FI ID 83303.^ tor. 1-600-876-7060.* be through Iho powocful liltle edt in clatAiftod.

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p l u m b e r s RESTAURANT RESTAURANT PRODUCTION JEROM E (S) BURLEY RUPERT RICHFIELD. DIETRICH, g 'Journoymon, Appronllco:llcos Mornlng/ovonlng cookOh Oxbow C alo Bliss ID., lino SHOSHONE CAREY I :• and Tochs. 326-4126*>’ wlll train. Also noodlod' o d cook/baker noodod5 d Tho Timos-Nows is : | c ) | c ) i c * Die ) |e MOTOR-ROUTE (617) | wallperson. Progressive5lvo ASAP. Pay DOE. all bon-'n- accopling applications (or :r a n c h Tho Times-Nows Is Tho Tlm os-N ow s Is :flanch hands/tlood IrrtgaiotQtor r o s i a u r a n t . b o n o f itsi t 5 oliis nvaiialblo 352-4250.’5 ‘ FULLTIME POSITION )(c 9|e 9|c f= ilho Wogo DOE, Call 6373 7 - SALES------~ IN OUR MAILROOM The Times-News Is: cdrrontly looking for currently looking for I CONNECT I Gonoral ronch work In thi currently lo o kin g A Indopondont Junior The Timos-Nows is WITH •-3-Crook oroa. Housingig i 4 6227 lor on lnion/low.‘ Saloly consultants. Good3d Mechanical aplitudo and 'r A Motor Roulo Corrlor currently looking for an — incomo. Paid wookly.y. a dopondablo naturo IS Route Carrier in tho> In th e mo3t utils, fum, 857-2226. RESTAURANT fo r carriers for Indopondont Motor CUSTOMERS PT/FT Call 73<1.2009* ossontial. Musi bo able Independent BURLEY area.. RUPERT aroa, WHO RESTAURANT Travolors'OasIs has imme^ — to llli 50 lbs., Route Carrier fn the ; ; ; s o t s ------Chef needod. diato jol> oponlngs lor feal wofk ovonings & laio nightss Junior routes avail­ Richfield, Dietrich, NEED n u. Cer^lennlitl Tractor. '' Hu r l e y - Sond rosumo lo: food personnel, reatau- Yoar round wilh bonolits able In the Jerome RUPERT Shoshono, & Caroy YOUR • Qff (Hammoti) has opportuni- ROUTE 620 Camola VInayardtf rant cooka, dish ataft, jn and good storting poy. ^ Valid drivers license & PO Box 790 .Glonns Forryorry. and cashier*. Wo arooro ly •o'' outsido salesperson area. SERVICE , _ _ reliable vohiclo a musl. ' Idaho 83623 or email:111: looking lor appllcanis thathot wilh AG background, Overland Avo.- IF you livo in the Advertise in M J l oa. Good bonollts. Call Ed ol If intofODtod, ploaso fill out com aro detail orlontod, orga- an application oi: ' ROUTE 518 Almo Ave. bio 208.376-3333;* R upen area & are II you livo in Iho the IWI ----- nizod. floxiblo. rolloblo _ Tho Timos-Nows ollico. 200-300 5th AvB. E. intorostod in boing a RESTAURANT and can work wilhoul di- any of those areas & are La CqsIiq Moxican Rosi di- SALES REP • CorrugalodId l.32 3 rd S l.W . TwinFalls. 100-700 6th Ave. E. IF you livo in tho Nowspapor Carrier, Service ■ W ■ ?f rod suporvlsion, Travol-/ol- Must hovo oxporionco In Atln: Daniol Walock. Burloy aroa S are iniorosiod in boing a Directory ■ W ■ nos oponlngs availablo.:°'o- ors’ Oasis odors subsl- ploaso confocf Iho . for kitchon holp. lunch i >sl- corrugalod and solid liDroro Tha Timos.No\vs is a ROUTE 523 interestod in boing a N ew spaper Carrier, I * dtzod health Insurance,CO, saios, Cnndidaio willill drug.troo workplaco' Burloy Timos-Nows p lease contact Iho Twin 733-0931 ext. 2 dinnor shills, all posilion:: Wost Ave B thru New spaper Carrier, office ol 677-4042 or 40tk plan w/ malchlng.ng. maintain oxisiing lornlory Falls Times-Nows m PT. Apply In porson al Iro o Mlo in s u r a n c o . [f' WAREHOUSE/ DELIVERY' West Avo F p lease contact the stop b y Iho Burloy BULLS Angus rogisiorod 111 S . Park Ave. W. . «i of SOMM MSF por month office a t 733-0931. ext. j ___ pncod moals & pd, vocal-:al- and ocquiro now buslnos-3. Full lime for olectricalI Burloy Times-Ncws offico al: 1263 Overland 20 monihs «, 32G-5339 348. or stop by 132 3rd c RESTAURANT Ions. Pick up on appllco*co- s. Prim ary sa les lornloryry w holesale b u sin e ss, ro­ ROUTE 524 office at 677-4042 or Avo. (RoperBulling)' ovos. or leave mossago* 2 cooks & ono bortondor.dor. tion at Trovolers' Oaslaals is Soulhorn Idaho ondi i quiros hoavy lilting, com- ; 300-500 3rd Ave. W. stop by the Burloy Sl. W. Tw inF alls' gCATTLE ; 12 cow call pairs, ^ Apply In porson at: 413 4 i3 Exit 1821-64 just across>ss Northorn Nevada. Sondi(j puior knowlodgo, S good good solid mouih Here- J. d e a n driving rocord. Ap- I 100-400 Main W. office at: <263 Overlandi : C Main St., Gooding, ID* the Hansen bridge. WoW o' resumes to Gory Lounsb- Ave. (Roper Bulling)" lordcows. Coii caiio n s avail, at 1001 TIM ES-NEW S HORSE APHA 4 yr. old 1500 Bik. A spon Sl. Big prolils usually moan . oulomollvo holplul, nott HighlandAvo, T, F. ID.* ROUTE 7SS maro Doc O' Lona/A/ute • >'TvioWccl4pak! nocessory, Appliconis ROUTE 506 ISOO Bik. Collonw ood big risk. Boloro you do ■' ;'V.iMlloii CLASSIFIEDS 1400 Bik, Saddlor 1900-2100 Shorry Dr business i wiih a company. TeJ- tjiooding. Soat brown should bo cuslomor'r TECHNICIAN ;1300-2200 California Sl w/»oan on Hanks. Voty Full timo Votonnary toch- , 11900-2100 Shd'rry Lano cchock ll out with tho Bot- ' ii.Sick .ind Ho!kl.iy P.iy Iriondly and onjoy, 100-600 Uth Ave. West qonllo. Well brako. S3200, nician lor a small animal W I L L F I L L ROUTS 813 lof Business Buioau, For oxcoodlng cuslomor Call 208-80G-.?tJ95- ^ ^ ^ Paid Comp D.iys for practlco. Musl bo willing 146 Addison Avo. IVosf Iroo inlormation about ROUTE 508 ROUTE 770 . I Good Ailcndonco 10 work ovos. ancl wook­ 200 Bik. Richardson Dr ,600-1100 A sponwood ^avoiding invoslmoni R HO o l T s E G o o d ta n c ti ■ H 1000-1250 Montana. E V E R Y WHAT WE HAVE TO onds. Ploaso sond ro- Lane ^scams, wnto to the Fedot- prospoct. pf 3yt old rjoldmg ■ ■ ♦ 401K Rcllrcmcnl Plin OFFER: sunioioBox 95911. 1000-1250 Washingion al Trado Comtnission. SOOO SO Ro.-idyiottain, oxc NEED B S m M S J A 750-900 O'Loary Way ^ * Health. Dciiwl, nnd In addition 10 a caroor. •^oTimes Nows. P.O. 540. l00-600 2ndAvo.N. W ashington, D C,, 20580, disposition. di: Call 423-5952’ -Opllc.i! ln«ii.mci- wo odor a compoiitivo Twin Falls, ID 83303* ROUTE 509 ot call Iho National Fraud HOR^E“ nni standin'^A T siild! solary, Excollonl train­ R o t n s m Inlormal.on \ Com er, ♦ College Tullloti ■ feCHNicTAN 200-550 California If you llvo on tho Wost , J J Skipper's Skipper, ing. an outstanding side o f Twin Falls St aro 500-700 Cindy Dr 1.QOO-87G-7060,- 1 ^ AOHA 1993 Sottol, Lin.) ~ Ajslsi.inco (Scliolarsliip) Jllly Lubo looking for man- . 200-550 Nevada bonelils packago. agofini position, Compo- Intorosled In being a 500-700 Monto Vista Dr ^ brod bn Skipper W. Exc. dis- including 40tk, medi­ ^To bceome part o f our tivio monihly salary, bo- If // you llvo In Ihls aroa and Indopondont nowspapor positionpo S conlimiation. cal. donlal, lilo. vision. nus program , co-op corHer... ROUTE 799 M CallC; or soc nob r.latiin ■ ■ hieam apply In person at aro Intorostod In bolng n S E L L I T ! ' paid vacation and tioli- modical. Sond resum e to: nowspapor carrier... Ploaso conM cf District i2550-2700 Indian Trail ▼ ■ 208 G70-4575. SOUS. 337 ■ ■ ______20 . * wBridgcvfcw Estates days, plus moro. P O Box DD, Twin Falls, Ploaso eoll District Managor 600-900 Mae Dr. W, Duiloy,ID* ^ ^ Fax rosumo to 324-9765 ID 03303.* Managor. 733-0931 B U Y I T ! 733-0931. 0X1. 3 4 7 m DRACO HORSE TRAILER^ifTcVt: , 1828 Bridgeview Blvd. or apply In porson ol: IN oxt. 348- INVESTM ENT C O R P . HOIClo J, onclosod iwo-hoiso Twin Foils. ID 83301 716 South Lincoln. (iiviiiii up goll' AUvo'liso your ROUTE 780 C ciuUs lot ani« witii n low-cost ^ CASH lor Doods ol Trust. with Cic lack room S drop or call 208-736-3933 Joromo, Idaho.* ______5|* * * * * * . '■150-350 Codar Park Cir. Me clnssiliQd nd, * 4: * * * * 250-2556 Whispering Mortgages C< and Roal Estate down wi rntJip, Thorough- Conitacts, Call today lor a t>tod do model, S1300 Call !■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Pino Ireo, ' no-ouiigation quoio. 431-GG18 bt( or 038-5740* (200)733-3821* C u sitomer h Services R e p If you live on tho EAST |> HORSE TRAILER 2 horse M sido o f Twin Falla & aro I I low roper, single axel,' Intorostod In bolng an | | Totally enclosed, Nice, Cflll 543-9304 Iv. mog,* jIndopondont nowsp.ipor | l I'.uticiiliiin Cfl THE GIANIT IS carrlor... ~ HORSES flbciislotod Ara, Ptoase contact District •HOF_bianniafC..S!500. AQHA-_- ______Manager al 733-0931 m — biaQ uaner horso maro ------0X1346.' I QS2000. l High school todoo to w inMG ^ S2i hotsos. Call 734-7523* ♦ 07 OAKLEY AHEA noCfo plo.isiiiilly ;.ui|»i5uil ( i n d ' ^ Galional m usicions wanlod. Youi how lo Guitar, vioNn ba ss, dtu tm ft Ono cftii - won ao 11 aiii lor [i Old Wosiorn 60's, cmlow -llio t03Jll3 .I'O t >8"‘i per Hour If Y o u ’r* A n • Fantasticic Bonus Plan re Looking Fo Aluminum IH orse Traile:le r - S t o p • EveningJ IHours And See Oi • Start Immimediately lur Classic A I i • Great EmEmployee Environn)ment G N o r B P ....M ade in We None lore ------"Come w ork wwith Idaho's Premierer Auto Dealer" , 1 Better or Mo ______F oir r Idetail! coll 733-5777 7 6 . Th(le Times-Newsvs sonably Priceo is accep tin g ap p licata tio n s f o r W a lk in g R o uLites tt in Tw in Falls, K P fw W M 1 i p | These positions arc 77-

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HANDLINES McOow TWIN FALLS Got oome , S alurthirday. M ay 11.2002 '10- BUNK BEOS Maple, G- lAlmilo. 3*S1050. 0( thintj to soil? Sot up shor'Op Uko now. 5450, C0II645-2252* in Cily Park 6/22. 525 leo >M Call 733-5168* IHRIGATION PIPE Por romror ■ ____ Call 733-3570 or 736-229< Solid sol- hosolino 580I perpc COOK TOP Amnn.T, gns. COUCH/LOVESEAT dork H E A C E S ONN BRIDGE' ^Itohby W olir ■ lones S450. W ood rosiau- WEDDING RING U d le s " iicro Works for com ors.5. Black, oloc. ignilion. Liki 7 diomond. 14 corot whlto" ■130-2529 o: 438-6821'1' now. 3200,324-8421' ■ rant high ch air 545, Play- ■■ _PgDl3acojLZ37.92jQ^0 ^ gold' Appraisal voltre* ' *PiPE Oatod^2' pvc. ooo ' impollor. 6cyl. JOJC 960 Morlngsldo Drivo — 438-8676 or 300-JUNK' ' fan, Ivo! I CONNECT' MISCELLANEOUS V K Q 7 2 . V. .1 10 u •• cJi'.'!-,oi. 200 gal. innk, 150 15C Coll 736-1609* WITH Lovo soal/rockor reclinor.0, JOHN DEERE 212 Lawn’ ' "I 10look the finesije in .didia-.... ♦. iO_a 7-3______hr:i iince now,'S7000 ,01 tractor.,aeidock-.llllo/.v., -- ...... - StTuSHY MACHINE CdmW: — CUSTOMERS—- - $325. Lorgo rolrig. g o o i ■•C,iii'135-e8r.2463- ' ' 4 front blade. 678-5945* - inotKls,”Is,” w as th e sim p le reply, * K 7 * Q ,J 11) 9 morcial Bunn 2 hopporsirs 25 W H O cond,' 5550, W ashor & •• No>io way." replied his friend, s F ^O N T U B E S 3/4'. r s yrs now, SlOOO/oHors'o rs dryer. $175 oo. or bolh)lh MOWER Riding Toro 14.36 t C all 4 3 2 -5 3 4 1 oi lor 5300. Gas Bor-b-Ouo, o lso rin(1nessc{l in diamond.s. buiinl I SOUTIIn i Of Coll 32G-4390' JO, XL. 38* blade, largo dou­ * ♦ A ,I 1 .IPQ.762'1' ^ YOUR 575, 733.1411* ble bag usod 2 seasons^ suffcn^ci•(;d a oiK.'-trick sol." .i_io_c> ______-STOVE Soll-Clooning, . V A fi ;■) ■ Wa t e r RiGKTS-SHARES ” 9. SERVICE — m ust so II 5'1 200;. • W est;st li;d the heart deuce i W hirfpool,olmond. Rofrig. SOFA & .rocking love seal, Coll 420-4466* o ♦ K 9 D.iity-larm-commorclal. oxc, cond,. $275, Ethan K n .st'ss nine, I an0 For your gordens an d S oul:)Utirs chances disappcarecred 731-8293' orod palios. loncod yord. ri bost buys In anilquos '* Is Saiisfacllon guarontoed'''' {{ a rrinng n a (lefen.sive i)lun(lej — 90?'o HVAC, m any olhor sconnor. 92 RAM. 433 ~^FALFA SEED MHZ. SBOO, 2 m onllors doaaitioO. Find youf irons-’■ 733.1168* ;■ •' n il) WITH THEHEACES loaturos ollorcd by KaB uto loday. Call 733-0931. . Soutli COcould win only eight Irick . Forsolo, 733-0t41 or 15-, 570/ooch, Call for o ne didow n. .-.II il •120-0652' Homo Designs, Email “ SPRINKLERS ^ — .kob007W onewo5i.nol foi (ot ______1 Schoror Sprinklor Sorvico, H owA- (idid the succcssful Sout ALFALFA SEED Now Iry South iiolds: ^ picluros on 736-8005,' COMPAQ Pentium 80. ■ Inslaiiaiion Repair Froo • (h'veloi) a Iho bosl. Farmer to Farm­ — 40mb ram. new 1.3 GB p anolher diamond winner WASHER/DRYER set 3 I Esiimatos. 733-2402* H c re jcject(;d c the simple? fintissi * 8 4 2 or from S-99 por lb. will harddrivo, CD rom, 56K< i » K Qr ? 7 2 dolivor, Ray Odormotl3ti Konmoro exc, cond. S250. ^ TEEPEE w J6‘heavy (r)0-f>« cJh Singlo W ashor S125 modom,14'monitor doan. canvas, w/llnor & polos.' chance) fora betterchancc 208-465-5280 Nompo.' ^ rocondillonod. Reody to * 10 83 7 3 — Worroniy. Coll 736-4805. 3 CHECK OUT THE MAGIC Bargain 51S00,324-1215.* A fte;r r winning his heart ace ALFALFA SEED Sovoral £_ go.5400/0ller, 532-4321* VALLEY SECTION IN = * K 7 , TOP SOIL S o u tii c r o s s e d to d u m m y in ii variotios, Siarting .95c5c WASHER/DRYER. GE HEWLETT PACKARD • THE TIMES-NEWS FOR ^ .spades! aiand led a low diamond, in-in North Soulh up. Pasture mixes. GrandId S150.00. STOVE. GE»E Povlllion 800 mhz. CD- AUCTION AOS Dellvored. Call 731-7039' serlinK> hhis nine. It lo.st to We.sf;sfs I * IV Valley corn sood. Bob>b 5200,00.732-0169-’ RW, wllh monitor. Win- AND THE AUCTION Homillon Sood 734-3587 ’dows ME. $450- 735-9379' CALENDAR ON K 10. an dI tlthe defenders could casiash “ NT or 736-4903 oKice* SUNDAYS, MONDAYS. I only thirec re hearts before surronon- - WEDNESDAYS. I d e rin g, the th lead to South. Fortu■tu- ANSWER: Threee no-trump. i AND FRIDAYS I n a te ly’, , when \ East's diamoneind Opener promises 18-18-19 HCP wilh s . IDAHO ANNUAL SWAP For auction advertisingJ e BOWFLEX Powor Prg, (ju e e n dropped d r under dummy';ly's the unhid suits sloppc[jped. It should MEET 4 FLEA MARKET•T BED dbl. oloctric bod w/ p le a se contact Uko now. Extro bonds & Jlli Hollon at olhorllems, 326-6617*^ aco. SoutllUth found his ninth winneri'or, Ijc enough to score a g am e. ALFALFA Lofgo bolos.S. Joromo Fairgrounds Bonutyrosl m attress, like 1 dairy & foodor, somo 3-3- Moy 18, 2002 • 208-735-3222 7 Why' is th e b ack-door fin e sse ii now. 51,250.4 ulilily cab- minX claaaiiiod wtion y o u '^ ^ in Slring. Call 733-7367' I Spacos available, Ineis. S15/00. Slockablo IhoIlonOmaglcvanoy.comI pinco your act in clasjiflod. r d iam o nids d s a l)etter choice? It proiro- ALFALFA SEED Now iry^ Call Krislle 324-6454.* drawers. 55/oa. 735-0070* ■ Call 733-0031.______; m o te s dummy's dt jack not onljnly tho bosl. Farmor lo Form- w h e n EEast a hns the 10 (50 perer- or Irom S.99 par lb. willIll cent), hut)ut also when Enst has the deliver. Roy OdormoilII the 208-465-5280 Nampa.* Il,l„-,l1l-, : ||«- 3 siring bales. S3.00 per bale. You PU. 324-7148.' PIREC — HAY 65 T quality 3rd Ton boles S 85o ion. _ Call 326-3313,' HORSESHOEING HAYAlfallo 1st, 2nd & 3rd^ r ------KIMBERLY Salurday Only TWIN • FALLS Soiufday TWIN Tl FALLS Sat. 9-3pm, ond irifTifTiJng. culling, small bolos.Call11 ^ ^ 9-4. Moving salo. ovory- . CollOo.m »c 536-161G * 8:30-3:00. Crofts, Christ- Bedding, f mollressos, po- • 436-6742 or 436-8833' ihing must go. Cosh only, mos ilems, household, Ilo I lum., clothes, mloc, •• LAMBS PQOluro lam bs HAY Allnlla. small boles. ! lumiiu/c, appliances, misc, 844 Alluras* 248 Woodridge.* . . Plonso call 326-45311 Prico nogotiable. 205 3 2 0 T o y lo rS i. W. Lonvo Mossaoo* RFV. C all-136-6101' ' ATTENTIONlll (off Main boloro Maxi's)* jTWIN FALLS Fri-Sat 8-5 TWIN TV FALLS Sat. Momlng. Duotoonorror 3 Fam ily yard solo. Moving Sole. Lois of ! MISC. Rog. AQHA 2 yr. HAY ovailablo, Iho Rummogo Solo RUPERT Som olhing lor ovoryonol good stulll old golding, Sm okn Roods5 Big bates. achedulo for May 10th &( Largo 3 family salol 664 Robbins 611 6 Aspenwood Lane.* Tivio brooding. Hog. Coll 423-4644' Friday May 10 & Scturdoy M 11th a i Iho Now Llfo (Olf Grandvlow) TWIN fv FALLS Sot, only. ^ APHA 3 yr. old more, ■ HAY Foodor nnd Doiiv Communlly Chuch May 11.8om-to3pm. • - MiracIo Boy brooding. Hy­ Slovo. drossors, lois of TWIN ‘ FALLS Fri-Sat. 8-4 7.3, J Appliances, small ; 1 ton balos wilt bo hold noxt wook furniluro, boby clolhes & > • Pfonso printIt clenrly< w ith dark pencilpc or pen_ draulic till hool-trlmmingI C0II431-3429- M oy17lhai8lh. b aby iloms. tons of misc. ^Mulli Family Yord Solo no '' chuto, rl, & Sol. 8-1, ® TV sland, microwovo, • W e w ill notiftify yo u if there is a specialsp going on ^ N Y Nico. gonilo broko. 1521 E.4200N.* lablo & choirs. TI85 calcu- Broko lo ndo & pull a can. 217 West D Sirool' 7-3, No oarly birds! Fuml- luro, mon's / women’s lolor, , VCR. cloihos & loys. w h i c h m i g»ht h result in n discoun•inted price Coll543-GC95‘ AUGER Wosifield. 51ft. *BUHL Sal. May tllh. 7-4,. TWINi FALLS Lois ol groal slum Evorylhing Irom small lo (rog./plus sizos) & chil- PRODUCERS UVESTOCK long. 8" dia. Like now ' Fri-& Soi. 9-6, Tools and dron's clolhing, porloblo __ IlSPIorceSt* • 3 line m inim i largo! Proeoeds go lo m um - Private Party/ rar te s Advancod conslgnmonl cond. Coll ollor Gpm. ' miscellaneous iloms. dishwoshor. Tons ol mlscl TWIN TW FALLS Sal, only, Wed. May ISth 537-0909' Wost End Hoad Slorh 552 2nd Avo. E. and Located ot 230 N. 11th‘ 867 W estw lnd Dr.* 8 8 -3 , Four fam ily s a lo l. . 200 lioad6-8 weight 360 Diamond* Furniture, clolhes (XXL~ ' CHOPPER '65 Hossion, . TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sot, ^ opon hoilors 7730 lorage harvosior, £BURLEY Moving Salo Fn. TWIN 7 FALLS Fri. Sal, T m ens), homo decor?'; 100 hond 4-G noighl ANNUAL SALE 9-8pm. Moving Sale. Christmas,q crolls, sioroo ' 855 Cum mins, 5 to/i Sol. & Sun. May 10, 11, & Amore, compressor. 2 g opon hoitors contalnor. Corn & hay 12, 8 am. Io 5 pm. Furni­ 400 BLOCK MONROE j & skis. Cloon solo. hand mowors, housohold < Number of D< C ost 50 hoad 4001b. hoods. Porlocl/direci luro, nppls., dishos, vacu­ Tools, cloihos, and moro, 1 512 B ucklnghom Dr.* opon hoifor IA bred Som o Fri., Lol moro Sat.* itoms, toblo/cholrs, go- __I Chop-324-714a/539-0485' ums. boby lioms and baby rage dr. oponor & lois of TWIN TW FALLS SalT only. 1 - 3 dn y s ,...... 50 hoad shod brod hoilors ■ furniluro. 1724 Almo Avo. f ...... 5 1 6 .9 5 Moro consignmonis JOHNSON • GEARHEAD TWIN FALLS Fh,S, Sat, m i lsc,412 6lh Avo. North.* B-3- B- S lo ck a b lo w ash e r/ 300 HP, usod ono season. (Ihrough Ihe olloy) ' 8-4pm- = dryer- Rofrigoraior. stovo 4-7 dnys ...... by salo day. TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat, ol ...... '...$ 2 4 .3 5 ■ Plus our regular run ol 532-4109 o: 431-5109* g Hugo 3 Fomily Salo \ and m lscollanoous, BURLEY Solurday May it , 9-6, T w family yurd salol 3j 8 -1 4d< iy,s...... sprinQor hoilors, iKUBOTA B7500 wi|h 7:00 om, 10 5:00 pm. Fur­ Cloihos. misc. household : 329 F alls Avo. West* ...... $4 1 .5 0 iioms. lois of baby slulfll TV, lools, mlnl-refrlg., — Joromo 324-4345. LA302 Ironi loader, only niture. kids doilios. adull womon & men's cloihos. TWIN ^W FALLS Sol. only. ‘ 1 5 - 2 1 d n y s ...... 40 hfs. New warranty, clolhes, kiichon Itoms. Too much to list ) 8-3. Two lamiiy yard salol • ...... S 6 0 .0 0 £SQUEEZE CHUTE Pow­ 454 Madison* ‘boys clothes up to 2T. der Rivor. like now. Will SovO! Call 208-732-8254' lawn coro ilems, lools, _ girl's clothos size 4*5. Nomo brand children & 2 2 - 3 0 dny^^ ...... $ 7 7 .0 0 dolivor, SHOO. 543-2026* MASSEY J FERGESON 1751 Connnt.* ‘T■TWIN FALLS Sol. 7-? Toys 1 & lolsof misc. oduli cloihos. golf & hum . ; Mulll Family, brond nam e i1738 H arm on Park Ave.* ing iloms. lawi^mower, ! STUD SERVICE 1993 , traclor, SlOOO, Plow, pFILER Fri, & Sat. 6-6pm, , Your o d will ru n in The Times-News, Mogic Volues,;ss, Ag Weekly and Online ® S350. Blado. besl'oflor. cloihos, dresser, yard do- ^ vacuum. TV. compuior AQHA unlquo boaulilul Boby Items, malornily , TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sot, loblo, uS and much motol color “Grullo" (82‘!i ol Coll324-2e76‘ cor. new pickup bench *' cloihos, kiichon itoms, soot cover, arts, crofls, ^9-? Autos,, Iroozor. lumi- 2707 Indian Troll * foals show color). Won* MASSEY f FERGUSON ond lois ol miscellaneous. i luro, baby things, d o lh e s ^ P r i n t A d < books, docorattvo shelve- , TWIN FALLS Sol, only. Copy in Spa F.omMy Yord Solo, " 104Bw/1000sido5,cloan, TRACTORfi JO 4630, 150 — No Earllea Pleasel S9000. call 4B7-23J9 o: TWIN FALLS Sol. 8-3pm. ;2 Bofaa, lovo soot. bike. HP. asslslod fronl wheel HEYBURN HE ' ^3 Homos, 6 households. b 242 8lh Avo E.* Run my nd in clni 731-2319* ; •Moving Salol 3 Burton snowboard, dining ____ lassificntion drivo. dual fronl & loodor. 3 dryers. 2 washers, dog tita b l o , C l o t h o s , b o b y TWIITWIN FALLS Solurdoy 8-3 HtHORSE Trailer King '82 2 solf-lovolino, : S20.000. Soturday Moy 11 konnol. h, hldo-o-bod. loys. ikIloms. SwinSwimming pool 15x4, food, I- 7:30 am. 10 2:00 pm. g ______for______d n y s . horso (roilor, brakes, oood Swi nther NH-907. S3500. stereo equip,, tablo 486 Crastvlew* od, od, girls twip bod. houso­ I.lloor, S900. 3707 N. 2700 Bator Intornolionnl 440, Lois of variety, w/chairs, w chosI froozer, —______hold hell docor, lownmowor,' Amount Enclosedied $ ' ______EE.735-9010or731-C461- S600, 5 S tockor NH-104G. 475 El Coniro* drossor. window ACa, TW-WIN FALLS Sot, 8om -? nico nlc< clolhing, lots of misc. i S3500.StackorNH-1046. — Fum .. bods, pollol slovo, MMANURE TRUCK ‘93 ^ JEROME Sot, e-7pm. Sun. sporting 2! oquip., sofa, rug, IlflSSunburst* .V=.i: Orchnrge my ndd I lo : 1T-800 KW, with 20' lorm S1S00. Coll 423-5302' wodding dross (size cloihos, cl baby & sports 8-3pm. BIG. BIG SALE !l ^ lloma, mlgcellonoous; ‘3™’'rWIN FALLS Saiurday£f7 ohop spread, lip oul boal- W A N T E D T O B U V Smoll Si appls.. antique sow- 8)namo ?. brond clolhOB, U Visa Ll Mnstcrcnrcard □ A m erican Expr babies, kids & adults, Something lor ovoryono. 10 Famlles.Gianl Hugo :press □ Discover ooro and silogo kit. 535,000 Tractors 1 or parts I960 or jring machino & bulchor t /n Tons m ore of m ore stuffll 533 Quincy StrwL* Salo, Sal AnllquoQ, gloss- tlfirm. Call 324*3096 or oldor. c Coll 731-5696' tyblock, Adrleno Arpol r. woro, boat soots, day bo d -. ' Credit Card Numlm b e r ______2208-731.0000.* ^ makeup, auoori stzo ma- C om or of M ountain Vi«w WIN FALLS Sat. Bam, fmr & Bitterroot* Sl frame, bodding, clothos;- ' n.xpirnfion D nte_ SVSWATHER IH 5000. 14- k tress & box springs, loble __ Siovo, microwavo, boby boobooks, nice stuff, ------cDual augor. Snap-On dual H & choirs,, small air com- TWIN TW FALLS Sat. 8-? itoms, twin boby boy 180 l{ M oreland Ave, tf.tiros. 15.5x38. 8 3 7 -6 1 7 r ■ prossor. porcelain dolls, 4 Family Sale clcclothos, nowbom-3T, car (off (of of W oshington N.) N n m c ______jowolry. Incl. diomond ton- Ci sools, toys, lola of misc. stnn: ------THTRAILER '98 Charmac 3 2ND TIME AROUND l» Cuslom bum dog houso, rwIN FALLS Saturday 8.? "Truo’ Aniiquo Moll nis ''i* brocolol. Talking po- iron Ire polio lumllure, quality O'Off o f Fllor by th e H.S. A d d ress . •______^______. hhorso slant. Dressing J76 Madrona St North.* Ook , bunk bod, hklo-o-bod. Oak fumitura-Wosiom' rott ^ & cogo. Playboy mag- doming, cli housowares. Mary Koy products, loys. room, lood doors. Alumi- ‘ orlnos. Harley clolhes & num on siool, padded di- Counlry-Potlary- os 638 Groantree Way fwiWIN FALLS Sat, May 11. onllquos, homo City/State/Zip _ b ik o a c c o s s o r i o s . T o o (bohlndAnderson (bi LumOor* p.. ------^------vivldoroS6800. 308-1768' Glasswaro-Booia- bl B-3pm. 4 famillos. Quality fumishings. tun' Lots ol misix'-' i much misc. lo monllon. tuJ IronIre Art-Backyard pfOjocIs TWIN FALLS Sol. 8-7 kitkids clothos, LOTS OF 556 Bolton ! Phone Numbor ______TRTREES Landscape wind- C Coi om or o f 100 N. & 300 W* and much morolll 4 Family Salell MlMISC. SOMETHING FOR 1 blkwofOoslsonF.lorV'^ bll< j bbroak.spruco.pines ' Froo A p p ra lu l Day — others.SS-SIOft. 423-4532 KIMBERLY Frt. Sal, 8-4pm Lois & lots of slull. EVEVERYONE. fwW i?l N FALLS Solurdoy g.q! j Moy 11!h • 1CM, ' KW 934 Carriage tjne* 2700 Indian Trail* , 689 Woshtngion St, N. Childron, toon & oduti ___; Molhor ol oil Yord sa lo sl' ‘ Twin Falls. 734-6008. cloihos, bar stools, oil- TWIN jwi FALLS S ol.8-noon 'f wW i iN F A L L S S a t. M ay Mulll Mull Fomily solo, lools, : O pon Mon,-Sat, 10-5 gorto, 0° lois ol toys & mIsc, Church Yard Salo IK11th 8-4pm. First Bopliai roll, fumliuto, lots ol goo- Wo poy c a * h for your 503 T aylor SI. W.* Furnlturo. Pui mlcrowavos. co- Ch"hurch Youth Hummogo gaws 0®"^ a doodads prico lo puior, garden tiller. TV, Sa go hom o wllh you, ■ CLYDE'S PIPE REPAIR. antiquM “ and colloctlblo#*

. COLLECTIBLES SURVEYING LEVEL Old)id PREE lo a good homo,t, W A N T E D T O B U YY HAFILEY DAVIDSON ‘01 I Groot Mother's Day glltl11 3 Leitz 1920's? Complototo Mole Gordon S oiter E n­ HUSOVARNA'82 430XC, BC fishing 21 boat '• Troctors or parts 1960 or3r 883 Sporislor 1100 miles runs1 groai lots ol extras. ■ FAX Hummol figurinos. 1 plaio.>10. w/tripod, rod. rango polos. s Joi is. g lis h X. 9 w o o k s o ldI. . oldor. Call 731-5698- $6800 Coll 536-6159* S600. Suzuki -75 250 Tri- F ^ $75 • $250 00. 438-5S62*B2* Vory good condition,n, 734-0092,- cover.Good als. great womons biko, [. AJRUNE TICKETS, roui ZT. $250, Call 208-430-5111* _ WE BUY hvo trooo. Spruco,0, HARLEY DAVIDSON '01 Lois extras, $4500, Catl '] PADDLE Boat & irollor. ^ GERMAN SHEPHERD ciab, pino, aspon & oih- $300. 543-6362 oltor Gpm 7 I'lp anyw horo SW = llio YOUR______$700,mon8 & womons 1- Fot Boy /Silvor/ nms/ trre •;------4a60.-CalMgCM)170*— ■ . _ j-m olQ DuonlPs 7 whfl.old_I - —ore lQ/6mall-30a-768-g676=- - y.------__oc-lMVA-mM&ago^:------— mt'n'bTkT5200 oatfi. idlo- ■ first shots, laihor pollco CANOE BANQUET TABLES 7 scopo $125. 643-5916* W iiajfluB SuaSlll = yr wnrf.inty 1500K, son- fKAWASAKI '91 Mulli-whool 7 u r ~ I dog, $150. Call 324-7353 1 ous only S21000 731-9040 Singlo Wononah fJ.. S 3 5 /o o ch . 74-m ot ■ or 324-7456- Exc,condilion,S2600/otlor fatdlng ch»lr», $5/ooc TIMES-NEWS; RACINQ TICKETS lor indi- 655-4333 ovonings' — I anapolls 500. 2 llckots.Itil! PEAVEY TKO 115 b a s s 5- HONDA'80 CB750KslfOOI te^-'rod dining che tir i r , CLASSIFIED 58 UEHMAN SHORT ^AIR ■ tJiko, Starts & runs OXC. A h CANOE Mad River. Explor- Groal soats. 543-5630*> am p. groot condition stillIII puppios, AKC, 2 mos, old. K A W ASAKI -99 KXtOO „ $ 5 0 0 /o (lo r ’ $20/dach. 4-24x68x18x1/4 DEPARTMENT — sounds liko now. com os LITTLE RASCAL Newbnl-1. g r o a i buy! SGOO. C all Exc. cond. Runs good. r mtrrorB. $35 / o q c I I REFRIOEMTOR •------»s 1st ohois. Show quQlily inn w/ocorpion.lS* spoakor & lortos, extra sol of 2 32G-5B45or32G-4053‘ Like now. $2400, Call — ------SJ^ohonfl.oloctilc.oroa 208-734»5538O_____ Wgldair!T,_14_cu,_fl._ Runs_ & proven nuniors, $300. '£5- *buiit-tn-hoat>rS&50HDalhHI- 733- 13'JU Of VJt -U/40*—_ .l.wtiaal£.foc.itio-front; Baa-- --HONDA-8o'xn2oo'nTms' ~ $40. Works groai. CaC ell woll.$160. R ange. Wost-T kols A shado. $2000. Lift ,°J.- 436-0731 osk for Zack- [J Qoods. GoodloarnottJiko. j< Rod Mad Riv- ^ 733-6616. 208-677-45433 Inghouso, oloc. $50. Re* _ GOATS, hoaliny pygmy chnlr. $200 Call 034-5407- KAWASKI '83 1100 Tour- cl'ner. $30.734.5212* PIANO KIMBALL consolo.». yearly doos. shots & S495, Call 200-578-1269 ing pkg . Low milos. r. BARNWOOD Planko_ar[alTd _ (BURLEY)^ .-.o'..?2Q-3596(Hniiey),-_____ pr- - pocan.,Liko,now..S1000.-D.. -worm od, SC5 eoch -Cail- Sl70a'ollor. S39-44RG------p-pnco , includes 2 paddios,------— dporo: Qroat (or cfoc ra f t ' ^ ^ ------— REMEMBER-l 438-5735 loovo mossago.*.* 208-732-6254 projocto. Coll67S-7583583* MISCELLANEOUS HONDA ‘84 XR500, groat PPO LA RIS'95 300 4x4, hr walor Thai birthday ad you placed PIANO now siudio. Young Shapo, musl soo. St.OOO, /AT. good cond. R uns groat si lor c a r TTTTTTTTT Konmoro rerrig., $300.^ som o timo ogo In Tho g GOLDEN RETRIEVERS I ' ^ Hilti ha m m er drill, S300 » Chang $2950, boauliluiiIJ Pure bfod. Dow claws. 1st z Call32G-1534,* ARCTIC CAT“-00 500CC ’’ Morc Hot Springs Classic epa I Ploase call 749-0904* Asponcado, Now iiros. YAMAHA-93 PW 50, cloan Complolo Cc w/trailor. Burley orlos. $500. 423-6232- 4x4, liko now. 700 mts., oxc condition, 51K milos, t SHOO. 4 brass drugstrn _ COCKER SPANIEL pups.: Mirjl-OOBERMAN (5)------w.nch, S4900/olfor & runs good. Groot bogin- Co _ typo ber atoola, $200/all1/all TABLE 5 4 * r o u n d o a k . lots ol oxiras Always rnorbike,$625,678-4181- — AKC rog.. $300, shots, AKC. many colors. Dow Call 734-3728,- gnr.ifjod or covorod. ^ GLASSTRON-98 GS185 T T T T T T T T T^ ▼ l Troy-BIII 'H orso'fototllleIll0 r ■ $300, 4 oak dining chairara Coll 326-6604* clows & shots. Roady 5/17. ; YAMAHA '93 RT 180. jPo on rollers/cushion sools. OIRT B IK E '99 KX-250 S7800/ollor. 73-I-9G50 or i DININO TABLE 535. $500. Woodon win( ®; RSH TANK 125 gal. 2 con-: $275. 436-3860 ovos.* c $ 9 0 0 , Y am ah a RT lOO Morcury Mr Low txerciM bika $15.4500500 rack/sorving iray, $50;50_ $75 oach, Sludonl dosk 4 FX flraphics. Exc. condition. 775-777.Q0G2 o-mail $700, J Suzuki 50 3 whcol- n, islor filtora a n d olhor ox- cishafofiirolkonoi’ ^ Groat wQtl portable gaiM mitor tor Antlquo Duncan Phyfcivfo drowor 19'x44* moplo • O o d l e s A kc TINY TOY S3400/ol(or, : 423-4547- or $200. Cali 736-0217 or J lrasS900/offor. 484-5864-■ $350 to $400. 1 mole & r oxiras. Call 736-8224* $550. Coll 734-B88515 dining s e t. $350. Duncarcan $125. Kick boxing bog, HARLEY -85 SHONDA -96 X(H-200 Loss 280-2192- 2 __ Phylo ta b le (dork (Jroon)an). froo standing S115,i] FREE Lob X puppies. 7? 1 fomaio. 206-423-5935- lhan 500 mitos S2000. v7 •• or358-0880.* Sportslor 1000. $3995 ^M A H A '98 Wolvonno JCTSK I Yamaha '99 ------.$120. Hoovy duty supoi,p^r Call 733-3570* wks. Somo black & whiio,, SHIH-T2UAKCmal0,S175 334.1126allor4:30pm.- Can 733-0492- ,, Wovo Runner. Only 7nrs., DISH NETWORK 3 good watch dog 736-0138* 5 monms old. r Like now cond. Loss than Froo Systom or lor $29 gol capacity WhMpool W/D.'/o. vTasheh/oryer HARLEY ‘99 Road King HONDA -97 Cn250, wilh 4 com os w/traifor & covor, ). FREE 6 monlh old goldlon; Call 734-3446 " 400 milos. Warn winch. er up to 4 rocolvors andO”' 3 $400. Brown soW ovesoat,oat. Maytog, 6 mo3, old. $750. 11.500 mllos, Supor Irop oxiras. oicolloni condi- $4000. S Call 734-6214- S5400, Call 735-0600 $300,731-7331* Expandable dosk/lablo, Lab X. Playful, noods TERRIER Jack Russoll, 2 IionS3000/oflor. days. 241-1332 ovos.- monms of sorvico froo. i. aroQ 10 run a n d a g ood pipes. Lois of chrome. SU rvlsIon — $175. Lamp loblo, $35. I yoar old female. $300 $17,000. Call 788-2950 934-6602 > or 539-4819- YAMAHA '00 V-Siar jttt; MISCELLANEOUS rorri^ 1 homo. Call 736-6228 or Classic, Customized, low KAWASAKI -94 550 SX. M j 1563 Flllmora od- Ladder back choir, $35. 206-645-2254 Iv, msg.- or 720-4000- H oling 6' fluorescent lightght Call 735-0070' 212-1702*' HONDA 'Oe CDR 600, F3, miios.n One ol a kind. Stand ° up |0t ski. runs ^H AH Call 733-7722 .* WEIMERARNERAKC------fl groai condition, lolsol ox- $1 greai.Call 431-9078 or ’ ■ ■ m M ___ fixiuro w/tubos. 3 light r. FREE Adoroblo Monx kit- Pups G malos, 2 fomalos HARLEY -01 Dyna Supor ! $6750. 735-1844 Iv. msg - "3" trac k vanity light. 3 door X-BOXw/2 gflmo3.2 mos. ' Glldo. Block Chorry. Mnny _[Iras. S3900, 208-768-8455- ^ 436-2777 loavo msg- | MM | FAST TREES old. S300. PJayslation 22 tons, lltlor boxed trainod. $400.431-5551,C78-5234- t; Grow 6-10 llTyr. french door. 6 by 3 mlr- y bom Indoors. 326-4017.- extras, low miles. Mctini, HONDAhi 2000. XRSO now L KAYAK I ■ ■ I I ror, roso florol a re a rug w/2 conlrolloro & memory rocords. Asking $13,500, c sa.25 -$10.25 Potted, cards. $275. Now Ohimar i cond, 51050. Yamaha '61 H NocKoy Jivo S350, ■ W ■ Bttichure. 800-616-3405105 8x10. Mako olfor. 324- r FREE 10 a good homo 2 i Coll 732-6203* F r ‘ 5 wood goll club. $150. month old male black I PW60, oxoc, cond, H CnlI410-7121.- ' / ^www.fasilroos.com.* 3731. Loovo Mossogo.* S550.C.1II 734-4977- _ Mt./SrS£Lt/734-a959* Ub. Call 732-5977.* ' HARLEY DAVIDSON ’93 ' 3AYLINER '91 Capfi 16 It. SAILSAILBOAT'91 MacGrogor STEAM CLEANER, K.E.W. Wide ' Glido, 22,550 mllos. RiHONDA '01 Slindow VLX Gi65 hp Morcury. Noods 26l|.2611. Loaded wilhfurlmg & 23A2V, High prossuro S14,000/ollor, • Call 423- 600 ( Mint cond, 3K milos, TlTLC, SlOOO/oflor. Cnil olIuolhor exiras. $9000. w/220 outlet, 44tOor 736-7200.- ENERGY MAINTENANCE WANTED Tractor Ilro, H SAWTOOTH cCommofciol & reskjonliol. sizol2-4-2B, ■ SOLAR WORKS LLC SHEETMETAL T ololcaro Irom ahnjbs to Comploto instaiialions. _ 543-4000- I ■ Solor & Wind Powor Hoalir)g/AC Rofrigoratlon ropairs. & moinlenonco. WANTED W 2 placo snow ■ j Commorcial and lowns. Trimming. Joromo, ID Mowing. Cleanup. Froo osllmalos. mobilo r Irailor. ol ioosi H (208)324-8029 Insurod, 20 yoors oxp. 423-4335 8I x 1 O' 5 h p o u lb o a r d ■ J I (208) 733-8546 >•'. J LAWNWORKS L 410-5433 molor-mns r woll. 544-2662 | B -A Coroy308^21/423-5371 = I AUTO PARTS I I HANDY MAN & I WANTEDW 9-15 HP boal H 8 ^ ) 1 ^ Bill308-1278/423-550B TREE •] SERVICE I moior. ^ Coii Bob 733-6765 ■ Boot Prico & Soloclion CLEANUP . ovos. or734-ogC9days.' | H Coll. Como in & Comparol WANTED Aii traps, now or H 1995 Hyandal sonat Salazars Solutions A-*-JImsTroo Sorvico lata 1998 PljmoutliI Breezei 200isabant0i Magic Valley LAWN CARE Topping, ? shaping, ro old. S local buyor-cosh. H Wo lix probloms moval,shrubs & slumps, j—733-8295. loavo mossago* H # n 5 9 B , v -6 . A /C ,,GIS, Gl «2119A, Sedan,n, 4Dr„ #2167A, AWDWD,AAA/C,l: _ Auto P arts I *Froo Eslimolos* 226 Moln Ave. North WANTED Bothlub 4'x6’ H Do Ultle Ine. Sproying fonilizor, lawn W, AA, Was S4,95050 A/T, A/C, Was $$9,990 C/C/P/M, Wc 733-3388 I odd Jobs, romodoling. Lawn Coro & Mowing ooroling i & Ihotching. Roman F stylo-: 12 Quago glass ropolr. plumbing, Seniors Discount i678-3476 or 431-3253 auto ° sholQun; 30-30 rilio. H romoval ol d e b ris. ^ hand-oloctric h grain gnnd- H Wo do II oil plus moro, Nobody Choopor — t8 0 ||?r^^°..^q,i I BUSINESS I 25 Years Exporionco H v or; small .38 special ■ ^18,8751 : ^ Ruben 734-6506 . 735-9960 TREE • SERVICE) pistol; ? cider pross S moial ■ ■ SERVICE Sloragos cans. Coll ■ 829-5554*______■ r ^ T i i ^ J T irWIN FALLS I HANDYMAN C ecil’s T re e e WANTED Coslumo jowol- H ■ PLAN ROQM riAWNCARE I S erv ice - WORK Troo topping romoval, ry, cotorod on qIsss. pol- H I Jobs to bid lor oil lery. old podlocks. and H j copBlruclion. Holf prico Rosidonlal & Commorcial slump romoval Gonorol hom o ropairs, Spring Cleanup & Moint. and firewood. ony small collocliblos. If H j Intarlor/exlortor, Sonior Discounis 735-5045 7 or 410-0964 V'you aro having a yard H I Bluoprinl coplos. plumbing, palming, —I salo S{ ploaso cnil mo first. 1 H Roasonatilo Prices _ ' 734-PLAN (7S2S) onddrywoll. (208)736-4284 rz; would lovo 10 SQO whal ■ 16 yoors carpontry oxp. o r 420-7365 TREE T l SERVICES I .youhavo. C eil733-0016* | B I 0 1996 subara Legacy M Froo estim ates L w, icv 1995 oidsmobllilie 88 1988SimatIIiraCLSedaa I I CARPENTRY I John 735-5170 WANTED Doad Or Alive H I ______TlTREES AND STUMPS T V 's. appNftnccs ■ #21.65A, AWD, Wgn,gn., # 2 1 3 2 6 , 4 Dr. Sedan, Se #H29B,AWD,A,),A/C,5Spocd, ■ OF MAGIC VALLEY T V\ O oclor. 734-9169* ■ Bopoir and Inslall: A/C, AAW as$10,7i',7 5 0 A/C, A /I W as $; D < ^ . foncos, windows, HANDYMAN I [ m a g i c V A L L E Y I •Froo esitmotos* . yyjVANTED Emporor grand H $7,990 Nice Car, WoiWas $5,550 H Torry Corpontor /„ dobrs. inlorior poiniing, SERVICE CURB lalhor clock. Nowpori ■ smoll romodols. 734-1231 o r stylo. !.^ Call 420-3537* | ■ | Tim A bbott 734-7919 - Froo estlmolos Plumbing, oloctrlcal, YOUR DECORATIVE L l VANTED Joop AMC 360 H | ^fl,a90|l; IJ 'Call Chuck Rogom drywall. pointing, olc. CURB SPECIALIST — cucubic inch ongino, m usl H p I .1?fl-fi?71 f ir 7 :i1 - n f ll -J 25 yro. oxp. Froo Esllmotos WEDDING/PROM VV I run-good, roasonabio H I Mel-On-Wheels 208-73^8600 ^ prico, Coli 543-5?69.- | | | & BRIDESMAID ^ CARPENTRY I 73S-1721 or 308-1683 ^ /ANTED H WEDDING SHOP ooking lorusod noiicnris. H MAGIC TOUCH PAINTING & I S Call 324-5516.-______■ pHOMERElFWR] Wodding Dross Solosl qt? For All Your Homo D R Y W A L L D Dn rossos-lo Rom o r Buyl "WANTED 7 old cnsl iron H I Improvomonts WoddingW( & Prom Shoos cookw S aro, Griswold or H NO JOB TO SMALL W agnor, 320-1240' ■ Aspen Construction L U P H E R OUDiscount On InvltatlonsI __1 736-7404 o r 260*1661 & Landscaping 733-8838-210 S. Main WAIWANTED Old goB pum ps H Ask for U u PAINTING, INC. LI; or g a s station Home. H I 2001 SBtiani Legacy Sedaedan 1999 sobani ODtbaciack wgn. 1996 Ply. Gram Foncing. docks, povors. ,• Palming. Romodoling. — ; sod, plants. Iroos.Homo Top monoy paid. ■ __ ^Toxturing & Drywall------#2134A, AWD,, A/T, A/C,A/' #2044A, AWD, A/T/T, A/C #104382, AAA§ v-6, A/C, I 2 "Tony208-866-0274.* '' H |- I "CLEANING " I • "' ropnlr/wood working." ' ' Free oslimotosl ------YARD ------1 ~ ' T 15 yrs, custom C 7 C Wos $16,800'0 C /C , P /W .W a 5 $5 l 1 7 ,7 7 5 Seven P a s s ., W c Coil Bill © (208) MMAINTENANCE i ^ 'ANTED Old aporling H Was $9,775 1 '^ SERVICE dosign & building. . 324-3475 o r (208) go}ood Items. t>asobali H 1 420-5260 727-1267 cell, glojloves. bais. and momor- ■ - pOUNTRY CLEANERS L Green Grass abiibilla. Any and all sporis H |?!>°^‘:^ °,» 1 5 ,a22 ( 0 | | t”S^“? .^ 1 3 ,S % 500|l ' Businossoa, rosidonlial. r : U n d s c a p in g 73('36-1004/asklorDavo.- H I - construction cloan up. IHOME REPAIRS I P Wookly moint.. spring y jr s Spociaiizo in carpol REPAIRS I " ANTED old storoo oquip. H fr clean up bush trimming, ube, amps, old radios. H f doonlng. Froo osllmal­ BENEFIEL'S HOME Low prices. 7’3 3 3. -9188 after Gpm. or H I os. Bondod & Insurod. CARE Lawn S prinklers Froo Frc osllmatos. Troo 4 ' Jorom o 324-3290 IRomodols, drywall, tile, Oilch Pum ps I savo mossago. H I I bush planting. C all ____ painling & corponlry. Sw am p Coolors A lbert 358-0230 WA^ANTED Old traps, bear H I f 20 yrs oxp. Fmo Boiler Sen/Ice ------...... * tro|ro p s. boover. wolf, old H I I CONSTRUCTION bsllmolos. SolarHealing i------shing luros & Old cowboy H I - Call Bruce 733-7543 |j^ Y A R D opupurs, otc. 541-889-3743- f l | L BuHdoior work. Qravol L . M E B C O CO1I749-0001 H l l a i houling. concrolo work f = ------— mMAINTENANCE ANTED Riding lawn I ond rood maintononco. ^ mlow o er. Murray or J.D. H i995P(iiitoraiiiiA ,(rrCT 1999 Subant ODtDadick wgn. 20M CMC 1501 S ierra I ^ LANDSCAPING I F R O O F I N G I Rosponsiblo RO, lown core, ?0*0* or 36* in good cond, H Mowing, trimming,edging "Olonda i Pacific Coast H #1124A, v-6, A/T, «n71B,AWD,AAT,A/C, #12000, 4 x 4 . V A /C , I ' Dan Weaver TONVSLANOSCAPINQ Ti PROFESSIONAL ’^*1 ood ccnd, 734-2227/4pm* H & hedging. All clipping goo* A/C,-W as $6,'640' C/C, Wo$ $17,7;,750 A/T,Wos$V Construction A Horn* Ropal/i R00F**Q&C0A71NQS I olc. rem oved, W aK Trimming, powor mko, C ANTED S & W Modol H L. 643-6643 or 420-5138 Commorcial. rosidonlial. DorDoneen Lawn Service K-2>22, 8 3/8* borroll musl H R cloanups, sprinklors. Buildup roofs. Minor 734-9965 bo0 InI near mini conoilion. H T - ^ 5 , 9 0) 0 0 CONSTRUCTION Wo do what you can'i leaksropoirodln24hrs. I I____------I Coilall 676-3114*______H | _ 675 16,500 I ^ do. Tony-734^22 733-7221^ o r 326-6857 ^NTEU Vintage Piirblo H - Arrington = : Y^ARD A SERVICE I siis and dolhlng. 1059 • H Conttruction & L LANDSCAPING F ROOFING I CIO. 979. iniorosiod in o s- H Remodeling - Cioon up Troo Service tes and collodions. Call Jobs b i g l small. Free n, BrushI trimming. 733! NtMWiorta Lan(iaceplng R easonabio mtosI 33-1322 or733-96B8. ^ H i ostimalos. Reasonable Sprlnklor s system s, lown , O dd Jobs, vj& fj ral09, Cain numborto Free ost. Financing Flow•lowor Bods, Yard Work k r t i t u vYomtn $ piu» ^mowing, thatching 1x 0 a n d n em o brand manogo your projocl A lso fin e finished Froo Esiimaios •'*' VRL. \olhlng. Good cond. Irom start to (Inbh. and vln^ fondng. ' CONCRETE Contact Phil iA IJJLIll.BM kW IB 410410-2394 o r 324-4819 uiliing fabric. Ploaso call HflHavaLgia-TafitDZ.I 737-0000 )8-324-4111*______E16TlmoB-Now8,Ti, Twin FallB, [daho Scrturda^day, May 11.2002

MARfNE HEADS Hili compco NORTHLAND 'W 0fl,cin,com- DODQE '77 rung well,tl. Ic low x tr tm * S u m m er RV Fu Fun ALPENLTTE ’89 Travoiii/oiiio. A L PEN LITE ‘9 0 2 5>‘ ‘ 5Sth FIREBALL ‘70 33ft. Lo for 351 Ford S S valvoo, val' por. 95% ol now cond.cc mllos, S6000 or bost: oll Can .i23-f)799* Big trucks/small truckucKa, FORD ‘87 S250 Okanogc Exc. O 532,588 (34') oxtras, Im m ac. conditio /ollor lifos, S2900/oHor, 436-0731 or 221-0731* ------SKTBOAT-eeSlOfernlfirnlfrV?' 678-0103*------compor-van.-eOtOOOmOmi - H oliday R a m b I* rJ(1.6K. _S7800rC«il-420-6863.*- \i:______CalL734tfl2Si:____ f. w/alldo O $62,888 (36') (I 150MP E«c conoilic:0iti0n, SP O R T KINO 1976”j—^ Fully containod. With C DUTCHMAN *95 Tor ,7^5° -99 Holiday R.m bl., l e r ALPENLITE'86 Sth whoi TonI NOMAD '69 19 It. No' iAVIRG^ S6500 otlor Cnil C77-23 Good playor.runs oxcollon ,3 : trollor. Sloops 8. Exi II. R o ad y lo u so . Qi 11,850 w/8lldeS5B.0(Q00 28lt. Nico cond. no pott E *c- tiros, tollot, propono lanki SKI Conturlon '08 20tt.’Ott. ohopow/iacks. SSOO/o0 5 $10,200, (200)720-0468 smoking. Oon, now wati,Q,or cond. S3000.733-6643*“*3 solar ponol-$1600. Ca m <33‘) H lofiag? HONDA CIVCIVIC G 'o a t Ski ocal Excoilcolloni 208-543-B839 Iv, msgS .0 g n if ■srxeAM ■«.6 331 N«w&UMdRVaOhu(,UQ. hoator. new tiros. AskirSking FLEETW OOD ‘0 0 . 26jeli; t 679-243O^r^670.2156* c onditioi.. vv.ioiv h hov ours. 208-5-13-4114 (Jayo,'0, Q9k Ullra-Llmliod Edillo S8500, 733-1660 * __ PI nnuii "jon Mvlng»onlyOXtrem usod 6 llmoa, indoor sto NORTHWEST S18.500 Call-isa-d'3-4554 lOfLoo* - w/slldo out. Class C,. 1010K M o to r S p o rta A n vV ______'ogo. walk-around bdm ...... SOLD 'E,Zr _PACKAOE3.jiow.lnBlCH: ------ar-73l-Q.tS2‘ ___—:-----:UTIUT-¥-9HEULr\WdOl53U5i5 --'^iio>.joodod.-oxc..coni — Exit 183 Off t-84— ------.v.ExC,;OOOd!;S10.500/ollt o~box ^55^6ar736^207B- no . ------nvaiiaciorronmQW plantS - ll9 9 7 CHRYSIER"ER CONCORDE ^ " SM'OKER’ Cffl'ri nooonoortof- roor dooro. for a short 825-JCTRM (9878) q ’ Cali 539-4536 ovonings.'0* from Dallas, Orogon will’/ith n ttuiiw $liU 3 - KIT ‘01 5th whool 35' lik ZT REIVIEMBER 16 II 30 nn Suzuki1 WinnU S300. Coll 326-3473- cod Hauler. 36ft,36ft. R-16 inoulation on Slerrerra, PIllUa^MtaUf...... jn m r ® 1 5 5 H 0 Kota oioctnc motor, I jr-jT r now, patio hauler, slid Thal birthday ad you pl.ieod = Lo-, .W ESTFALIA-'89-VW - -some Bm« ago tn TTw TTrrw! ,5ih_whool..Lg..filldo.Qii□ill., - . . a n d Solom Ifnlloni. No. ------ran co X'-‘3rb 1 ly o 'p u ii “ out.tv,mog.-nt734-7074 Now awning, microwavc/ovo, moro moasly 2* insuiaDoiIon M 1 9 9 9 O lD S M O)BIIE B tl INTRIGUE — P'J'I’P’ lintod windows, roc Wort'S? Now ia mo timo to live v.cii, tod lockor.r. slstor« now tif03, loni syslom!jms ' ROCKWOOD '90 27H ® .AC, catalytic hoalor.r. 8 80 lil* Class C. Doy-niflht, Jackia ^ . ARCTIC CAT '94 EXT56i gal, Ifosh water. 3 holdiniding Porloci lor Idaho. Soola o' t uaaiutmM oanrr...... jnm r ^ 1 8 7 M 0 S3l50.'otlo/ •13G-9377' solar, gonorator. S14.50J.500 oxc. condillon.oxtrai ,jig ‘ Stop by Iho Cusiomor tanks. Haul 2 ATVsV s. IntermountaIn Motor ST^C H A i^96 Ski b< Cali 326-4467* Mako odor. 734-233! l3 g ' Son/ico Oopt todayl S18,500. Caii 420-5053*S3' Homes 536-2301 ' 1997 HONDA ACCICCORO ;;u' ir>boarcl'ou1boa 90UYhwiND'e3 27ITTT 11 308-1259* tn tu m tiitu •i'3L VG, siam loso Sti ' Class A w/awnlng , Ona3nan tutm^mauamoM...... M 8 9 « g prop 324.2538/731-00( ------gonoraior, rool air LEOPOLD Tocltcal , microwavo. Good conc I \ A 1999 SUBARU FORESTERFD AWD . ; S T E U ^ UasG £)oai 10IG It. 3x9scopo, S150. B IM iailW U M 25 hp outboard, Iivo0 woll,w Call410-7121, i * S8,500, 208-676-0201* ' ® 4 t t s m t m m ...... jn m f ^ 1 9 9 mO vvifoot cOi'troUod olociloctnc SOUTHWIND '91 300 It It. GOLF CART Harloy Daviei I Salc8I ]Professional ll N C Qt N inoior S2000. 32G-512 j n s 4 5 4 . 45K ml. now liresIres. son. gas. good cond SABLE J t t a now carpot. Always storoi 2001 MERCURY SAB V ^R ^y'Coral 202 Fi ;ofod 2 top covers. S500 n tiw $u.$u indoors, Exc, cond'h d . Call 733.7123* I A re yo u locaoking for a higherer than average A Sk. Morcury 225 E 528,000. Coll 349-573J t t u a u t a u ...... Mimr ® 2 1 1 l( 0 R 0 d I o c k 0 r 5 , 0 atoa 11 d BOUNDER '92 32 >1.-Vory Vi ovos, or 312-5736* 5736 t t t I I I I I I I I I 1 r~I income oppcportunity? A b enefit ef package that livovvoli, travel covor.vor. 2 cloon 4 m grool sho| ____ GOLF MEMBERSHIP J 1999 CHRYSIERER 3I 0 0 m SS props All tlio oxnrainras 7K gororaior, 4 tK mil. SUNSTRE/VM M 3211.I- At PVQC. Will soli for bo5>0»I includes paidp; vacation, insusuranoe, and a n : m i tisju S27.500 734-3705’35- 527,900. Coll 736-998:flB7‘ 5K milOB on now moiorolor. olfor.or willing to loaso t u s a u ...... * 2 2 4 « I ) ------Dual AC. hydroulic lovoisvois, Call760-443-3915* ” 401(k) plan1 with'' company co BREEZE -75 22lt, Class•ssC . now Iront llroo. AV^ discdis( c o n trib u tio n s? A 1998 CHEVROLETLET 1SD0 SILVERADO ^ 9 0 4 ^ ^ B B 5 S Dodgo 3G0. 4,5 kw gon)oner- brokos. Roar island quoor ttn w m itt Cntl WE CONSIGN GUNS— pleasantly,unique work atm:mosphere, and aior. roof air. non- smtjmoK- bod. SlO.SOO/ollor, Col m t u 4 ...... * Z 5 5 i i o a oro, ovoryihing won'p^rks, 735-1720. 623-203-3142-X , . sc o p o s, binoculars & oli°aH to p selli C ^ P E R SHELL (Loor)}0r| ll- $3000. Call 886-7108.* knivos. You got a lai illing products to rcre p re sen t? 130 corgiass. lits full sizo P 'L* - TIOGA ‘79 Dodgo. com-om - price In c a sh when ihoj 1999 INFINin 131 COACHMAN -00 Class < n m i i ta.$u 5200. Call.123-.1509.- 55 C plololy romodiod. Exc,:xc, soil. Blue Lakes Sport7. ' - W e haveh one position3H Open, 1 31(1. J02* widobotiy. FcFort) cond. Now t/ros, waforsfor Ing Good* 733-6446 iiuam ariau...... jwM i ^ 2 6 8 > i i ) CARIBOU ’go. n ft,1. Air,A F-450, V-10. MIcrowavvavo. hoator. S6500,Voty sharp j For considideration and morere information CD. mic/owavo. FullyIy soilsi cen tral air. gon. lullI o'ow- 208-734-9310* 2001 CHRYSLERR PTP CRUISER contained. Sl2,50( 500. nmgs, low pkg. 14,21i^Op xiOGA ‘81 25 It. Atr. aw- L\ resum e to 734-1-1096. t ia w 19,111 Call 208-587.9406* 4 m .s a u .m n i...... mis. Flawless. 543-8571° ° ning. solor. microwavo...... jn m r ^ 2 6 9 h D GMC '80 Mon w/8lt ovo i E S I ovor- CREEKSIDE COURT f^T Onon gon. Vory good 10 SIERRA r.hoi carnpof, soil con-coi Mobilo Homo & RV SpodlOCOS tiros, Exc. Cond, 543-4403*fO'J ALJO *98 25 It, soil- ^ ^ ^ ^ lever It Takes,^ I Guarantee It!" 2000 GMC 1500 i tnmod. now rnoion S37C;3700 Available, 733-8841 llif. contoinod. walk around UltU Caii93-1-I70G- 1 1 _ wTn n e b a q o ‘7B Bravoavo quoon bod. pop-out, aw- tUIBTUI...... * 3 4 1 B'o ____ DODG E ‘81 Brouhorlom , 26«. 68K mis. AC. Ononnon ning. microwave, rolrig/ LEER nearly now. highh loto p Class C, 21 ft, 66k milonllos, gon,. microwavo. TV. twtntwin fre o z o r . o x t, w a rra n ty 2002 FORD F-350so CREW CAR 4X4 black. Iinud sholl lits nowilowor now rolng, roof oc, tiros. tiro bods. Micholin tiros. Runsuns avail., oquolizor hitch, I lonri bed Ford S59£595. Poor hoalth forcos ooll.oo g r o o l. S 6 5 0 0 /o f» o r,r , Liko now . S i1 ,9 5 0 . Coll >JI4,7T0S I uiiauimnmMsniu ...... SHiiDSOIilDi Call ■123-6067-- SBOOO. 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PL, sunroof, now lire 75^ 517,000.431-1777 ovos.* C loan. Good Ilros. S 6-0300.* V0. Auto, cloon. S2600.-$26 oxt. cob. Tool in COcolor, Exi. cab- Loadod.. 26K2 350, AT. RUNS GRE>> ires. JE E P '74 C J 5, now Iront '' S4.300/o(lor 436-1555*5* ond. 304 V-0.4 liko now Call 735-1421 nftoriftor 6pm. LOADERS (2) Jo h^T n dC 55?5: ^°"S3S-16t6,* R uns wolL SSOOO/offoi:»or. mis $16,700, 837-6676579dlr $2500/ollof. 736-4999‘ now '95 Wronglor 56K N ^ Coll 5 3 9 ^ 7 4 8 * 7------ISUZU '9 6 Trooper. 82.0Co55 snow tiros. S2000/ofler, mllos. Lois of oxtras, oxc. or 324.3593* Modols:«744E&(»(; « 6240. FO R O '8 3 F -2 5 0 N e\ ------FORD -99 Super Dutyty XL> G M C '84 Suburban, dios A'50. (2) '98 Plonocnoor pup star molor, clulch. Ri ^|050l. ml,. V6. 5 spood. PW,' PlpL_ 670-2325 ollor 3:30pm* ’ ' cond. S9500. 731-9331* ______RROWLEHjflaaajL Rung FORD'96 F-150 axL£L cob. 5 apd..4GK m is. Good1 condco 9 pass. AC. roar hhoi o o t. llros. CLEANI $950 u»1.7f63‘' “ woil.'bul ugi/ $2500.W- Exc, cond. 351. 55Kt 500. J E E P '7S C JS Bikini a n d SUV bcdo, roor bom, awi < mis. $l3.000/o(lor. 532-4644544* S3000/o((or. 677-4409*09 Coll 734-0563* AC. Qood chapo.. $5600/$5 LUFKIN '88 48' flalra I S r Call 423-4238* Exims SI4.000,788-46 hard lop, S3000/offor. Call ML320. Fully oqulppod. FORO '00 F250 Superor £du- GMC '98 Suburban AM/Fl — 732-5407* . ollor. Call 734-6719719.* Aluminum whools. S JEEP CJ5 Mud raco I. S8000, f o r d '90 XLT Suporor cab.c ^ R D ’90 Power Sir.ilroko ly. oxt. cob. long bbe o x . CD, cassette, loathor, $31,000. Caii733-8706* Call286-9617.*I: ______7.3 diosol, w/ATS lurb( hor. Good mechanics. $2200:00.' JE E P '98 Grond Chorokoo ROAD RANGER 73 urbo, 3/4 ton, 5 spd, oxt.. ccab. Powor Stroke-.-AT, Shaiharpi powor group. Towpkg.. pkg H yundai '92 XLGS Hate Dd N ow SC IS SO R LIFTS Uprlghi U( 5 spd. AC,PL,FL, PW AC. 165K ml, $11,0 atch Limltod. ovory option. Im- MITSUBiSHI'84 PU Runs Soll-conlalnod. ,000.- Many oxtras. MusiI sell.s£ tiros & wheels. S18,60(;800, b o c k . $ 1 2 0 0 .C all Malatl moculoio 84K. $14,200, ____cushion, curtpins,5, tatanks & X-20N. 2011, x 33*33*, Up- 934-8552 o r 539-2627627* 431-6298 or 438-207010: ______MflKo.olfor.20a;420:27'12743*_____ .-Call 543r4360!___ 100, greol. loppor. S750/0ffor. • -■ -Vvoloi^ hodtbf, 'fto£Roaay-ro- a r r u p T ------Cod 536-I957;*------7Ca1t2Q8-57a-9468------, n500oo///VColiai2^'12-0110* rlgfil.SL-20. 20ft.ft. x 3 3 ‘ . Snorklo SL-20 20(t, . ROADRANGER '92 J 311, X33-. r • Gonlo 330 IU nrtlciticuiatod 5th whooi. Solar, slotSlO^S ^ j]jj_ yyi fgagg,loonablo- — j -E x c - c o n c J rI n cl ond In oxcollont concondltion. • Whool,S7500. 543-e 73I.4M0- •SHASTAlBfl, goodcOd comp- I . in g o u llil. SlOOO/0 0 /o flo r Coll 736-9429* SHASTA '66 13 tt.It. sloopsS . . 4. very cloan, compjmplololy C H E V Y '8 4 S ilv'o e r r o d o , rod o n o . Now tiroo00 S950 ioodod. powor overyi Must Soo! Call 735-{35-0321* %4T,i 8 lug wheels, cus- •-TAH O E 5lh whooi,ml .Urtru ‘O'” w hools 16”. straight Str good cond. Inci, hliclItch So^ 'o o '^ orooi. nnoods H at 28 E. 620 N Shoshoshono engine work, $1500/00/ollor. M S3,495/o(tor, 806-71i-7175 or ■’23-0940 mossaSSOQO.* - 320-2331.Votyoood» d doal* FORD '58 2.5 lon. 10 • T E R f ly '76 24'. gasfas hnal ^cond. wotor hoator. gasi" %l“ £ l: C.IM 2M 444.-____ rofrig.. tolloi & ohowo3wor/tub, FORO '6 9 S lo p v anm iu se d S2900. 676-8040/61■ / 6pm.* a s sorvico van, diosolisol.now T E R R Y '83 26 tl.,l_ ^ v o ry tires, runs fino. 629-59-55S4* • •,. cloan. sloops 4. updupdated FORD '78 150 super ..S4750 Col! 308-3259259* T o p p e r/c a rp o l. c n , 15Kmi.$1700.536-65-6185.* I S '. TERRY -91 25' 6m wM raii buzer ^ • Ready lo go compimping FORD ’79 Rangor 102 CHEVROIET TH - . Sloops 6, Many opticiptlons, XLT troller spociol. I HEW 200; wcwwoifroji • $6900. CaH 420-5S5:a s 3 * PS, PB & AC. E xc. a cond.c ■ 73^ ^ $3500, Call 423-408; TRANS AM 7 6 5m wt ■ solt-coniainod, oxc.;c!^coiid. c FO R D '8 7 ^4 lo n 2 ,: S2.500. 436-6241 or.or 436- condition. 6 695 allor 6 pm* mossago 733-5776.* ; TRAPPER '76 22'2 ' £ 3 o |(: GMC '71 Short box, 35 contalnod. sloop 4 3 spd. New tiros & whi I micrownvo. tub/shoshower' Sood cond, S4950/0 quoon bod. Good®d°ond ci Call 308-2383* • S2100/o«or. 637*464:1647.* GMC ’84 %T S1750/off ; ' W ANDERER '01 21'2T~t o v GMC 7 4 ^ T S05O/off( haulor. Ioodod, g 324-2077 or 324-8648 cond., $13.000,734-9C4-9040,* GMC '90 S ierra Cloi fonehe W ILDERNESS'0212 2Z 0 ft ow ner. 3 5 0 . 92K mi soll-conlalnod. S13,<13 000/ S6500. Call 029-5 : olfor. Call 734-7535* oves. 731-7120 doys* I #v Xtrom o S um m er RV:iV IPun GMC '92 Sanoma 46, r Q I s - i oi Pickup PI O S u p o r Prices-o s 0^0' s spood,I I M K ' J J . i 3 3 9 J 1 2 ^ Travai Troilor* m.p.g,, S3600, 734-0 , 8 6 £ ^ '75 Road Rangoror was or 732-5706 aflor6pn s ilv eirados r n ; S29gsXtromoSl988|'80(20') GMC '00 Sonoma, 3 d '77 Nomod was S3!S 3 9 9 5 oxt, c a b . 3 0 ,0 0 0 mil • Xiromo $2986 (20')') M ust se ll duo to liirlllnos. S n C R M O S s U .. . •81W IIdom oe*w asS4s$4995 Loadodi Runs ond lo Xtromo $3988 (24')’) Ilko now. S 11.600/of Uf * H r i ^ . Tarry was $5295 Xlf£Xiromo Call 037-4131* ' - : S4586 (25') * '92 Funllto H lto v INTERNATIONAL ’58i8~ p u ■ I / Ton BR 91K orig. mis. $1000.).R R uns ■ . I Y ' $7699 Xiromo S6988 ( '96 HILo was SIO.:o'.799 groat. Coll 539-1246* ■ f i R egju/ar u h Cab Kv ------XtrotTK) S8968 (24')') INTERNATIONAL ’6818 2T H ; - ,5th Whools groin bod, runs wwi o ll, B ' -!91 Prowior was S7iS7G95 S1 lOO/offor. Chovyvy '79 n ^■ jjP ^ ended Cab Xtromo S6988 (21')') d u a lly 1 T , t r a n s vi '92 W ild ern e ss w asIS8699 58> $1800.423-4238 ■ Crew:w C< a b H Xiromo S7888 (25')) ISUZU ’94 2 WD. AC,5 7C ^ ...... JL f ’98 K om fort w as $15.!115.995 94K o a s y ro o d mill IH Xtromo S14.088 (24'):4') S3500/offor. 829-5545>45* B l 9 2 Whe^heel Drive '98 Travel Supermoa P Park .34 B.2000, 1-J .Model Now $67,000 144K P b I " mllos. Runs liko tt j H 4 Whe'heel Drive '£ ^ Now $32,000 (40') ) , '97 KU CompanionIn v w as St250. Coii 420-3260*60* S22500 Now $1988838 (34’)(: NISSAN ’93 pickup, oxcol-oxc | H Gas~Dt-Duramax Diesel ik: I ’00 Kit Companionm vwas 'ont condition. S37( $19995 NowS18388}0(26') C Coll 324-0631.* mm 'MMSuburbt’rban fe? '01 H itchhiker w as S35(»5 0 0 0 Now $29,986 (29') JZ%96, Now & Used RVs C> huhuga sa v in g s only 9 Xtrertrem e — JR Motor Sports & RV FLATBED Trail Bit6/azer P A Exit 182 off 1-844 All molo! with rails. SSOi i n m ^ 825-XTRM (9876) 6)____ Coll 326:4545* Tracker SLEEPER fits 0 fullI sizoSI K E w a i m o i f « irS I pick up. Sl so: Cc 208-934-6865,* fl Camaro ■ ------— CHARMAC ’01 n*MD»2K I ^ Cargo trollar. 7x16ft. Her 735-1999 o r 420-1991 CHARMAC Llttlo usod £ 5 b ^ e t t e 3d on- CHEVY *68 RoQuior cab Ie d o so d 8x1610.000 GV’ lhan j g ^ Asking S3750 423-606;GVW, Ion now motor, loss lh: >067* I.OOOmilos, AC,AT. ru UTIUTY/CAR TRAILER "er— flfoai S6000/offor,Ci pi O 10'hydroullctiltdock, totan- 324-2652 ollor G:30pm, .. dom axlo. P rico groa^ ;- -roducod. Call 733-0889roally CHEVY ’89 « T Exc. con Ij y 889.* w/stioll, E vos. 733-75; 'c Carlo Vl.| . m m or days Dan at 543-649 B M CHEVY ’89 Stopslde Z; Silvorndo, now pain rre ; CAR DOLLY Good shap— Ioodod S4300/offe $500. Call 733-0492*hapo. 731-9354.* ____ CHEVY ’90 King cab, 3 ; ^ ^ GM RUNNING BOARDS IDS ion. now pnglno, brako 9 6 8 25 lor 'gS-'OO Yukon or Tofio 'odor 1 ^ ^ ^ / Now In box. 677-2191*ahoo, tunoup, llll kli, S7000/oll< ir C0II736-3312* MERCURY '09 Sabit noodo Ijoad, now altomiI b lo . CHEVY’91 Silvorodo. a omo- ton. low mllos. Excollor 0 tor. now batlory. b o d / i good ohopo. $300. dCa / In condilion. C all 734-0481 324-5393 or 410-5275*Call CHEVY ’92 Blazer, 4 d. 2 ___ >uns greot, am/fm c a s; PLYMOUTH ’89 Sundonc . r - ' H B K l lonco S3200/offor. 878-4212 ^ : 4.door, AT all powor. Por Port- CHEVY ’93 ^ Ton 4x4 wli Ing oul. Days. 731-182( 350 ovos. 734-4471 • 1020, nico a orvlco b ody. 35' CHtlBMHtTi V-8. AT, PS.- Vory d o o r : a TIRES 2-mouniod mud i •’ S7200. Coll 731-4040* • anow tiros P235/75R1. TdK ' ______0 Mako offor. Call 436-5669ifl 5 CHEVY’94Si!vorodO,4di WAfiTEO TO BUY Sp.oki’009 dually, crow cab, AT, AC or custom rid s. 4 boll,poko fo Runs groat, very cloono°r^' '72 VW. T75-755-2556*li for Lots ol oxiras & room 6 * Must Sol! mako olfor. ColCali H ^ V ' / ------934-B817* CHEVY ’99 Suburban LT Loalhor, hootod soots ____ Loaded w/ ali equipmoni S0* i b _i;|.-_CONNECr ____= j 43KmlIos.S21.200 WITH ------837-4007-dlr------C U S T O M E R S CHEVY '78 % Ton 4x4, 4 speed, runs good. : W H O SI 500. Call 324-5446* N E E D . CHEVY '8 9 S uburban ivc 7K - Y O U R mis. on now ongino. JVC S E R V IC E sioroo. AM/FM cassotio w/12 disk changor. 90% ^ L 9 ^ 3 6 m Advertise in trood on ilros. Lots of the work dono. Consider par­ Z9%-48m m m tial irodo on a smollor Service vehicle. S6295.734'7560* m3.9%-60rn ^ Directory DODGE *98 3/4 lon pickupI ^ ^ s a m : I 733-0931 e xt. A2 24 V Cummins Diosol I H ^ quad cab, long bod. load-JO. ':DATSUN '7 2 240Z 6cyl.^ od w /!oalhor. S23.SOO. AT. duol Wobor curbs.^_i. 862-3278 or 431-2426*_ •I’llcc Includrt ill tcluln.uio. ••I'jyinciil tuwd on 2CX. of MSKtSKl' ilown, OAC. I'lu\ u in u i, Jr^lal« J(Ki Irc. 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N ISSA N '9 6 . Po(l)fjlhtinoerj non., dark CHEVY ’M Camarc ro o DODGE ’94 Inlfopld.d. flflood FORD '90 Contour, whitow HONDA ’97 Civic LX, 4 Excollont condilion, 00, Coll' w/groy Inlorlof, vory g LINCOLN '92 SIgnatilatiiro NISSAN ‘98 Alllma S u n 1 _, grGon, roof rack,. sunsui rool. Dark rod. T-top. loal I good AT. AC. pow or sioorllorlrig. Town Car, loothorond 3;e.5489.r731.MW79* 7i cond, 66.700 ml, S58C indov-- - foof, londedll. 65K m running m il, SI$11,900 1 Gspd.,LTl.poworo 1800. 71K, $6950,212-4124 orything, oxcellcillont Tako ovor paymonlri'f THET1MESNEWS Clatsirisd D«psrtm«nt Cnil 734-7980’ thing, oxc, cond. 65165Km l, DODGE ‘99 Noon,■7SH72 foi - ..call 734^521.-!_____ HONDA '97 Proludo0 >AT, throughout. 423-5045.M5.* S300/mo. Call 539-518: o p o n s a t 8:00 am NISSAN ‘04 PnihllThiir^d'er. .?Q35Q... 208-654.gl1-2G73" c'oor. AC. cruiso. Porfor- Por FORD ’98 Taurus.. GC X . AC. 89K m llos. Porte MAZDA ’9S Proto7 7 ^ OLDS '97 08LS, londcd o d . Mon thru Fri. Gro.nt condilion, LoiLoadodli CHEVY '98 Cavaliorlior. GOK ^ Q h c o in ia k o oxhai;h a u s t. Woll equipped. 92K“lYMOUTH ’02 Sui tiics. Exc. cond. 5 spood.s Sludont rriuot soli,nil P tr FORD‘00, Taurus 5 _____ 800-719-3001 oxL 0355355. MAZDA ’95 Protoi un- 1-208-7334)931 oxtt 2 ^ Y Q U H H sijOOft 34K. 0X0. cond. SI11,500- 1,5 HONDA *92 RUNS GRE - AM/FM c ass.. AC. cruii.r..i»-. donco, 2 door, runs grOir.oa«. o ro u rB u rJa y Offlco S5500. 208-734-D319310’ cond. 40K mis. Sl REAT HYUNDAI’00 El^ntm G $1600. Call 731-1055* luxo 0x1 Sorious inqulrios05 only! /o»or- Coll 736-6242'12' now tiros,’ sioroo. clo now lires. S3500/olf. :___ 1-20S-677-4042 TOYOTA ‘90 Dolum nonn 3lKmis, 5 spood. A PLYMOUTH ’97 Noon, on. Runs P 'oaso call 737-910-1104* FORD '09 Musiangn g LX S2995/olfor208-300-0: c all 934-4139* n. L " 1 AD cab. Exc, condilion. :°5 ^ ° PW. CD, Porfoci conditk ------dr. AT. 58K ml. $4000/cO/ol- TOYOTA '98 Avalon XLS won. SG500 735-94 -— ------hotchback. 5 spood,d, n runs HONDA ’88 Accord DXDX. 4 S7,550. 837-4007 dir i T TIMES-NEWS- I CHRYSLER ‘88 If___ MERCURY '61 Grair a n d for. Call 678-7563* Loalhor, hoatod soats. ------Z34-.1950-all«Jf-6pm. i^o AC” fl^°°t-S.i.Goo_7.aSia3;5 3 Z a j_ . d o o r pold- AT.CDpl.iy t s . ______CLASSIEIEDlw:_____ pm,------Y0rti0r,-3.0L“ bngino — -INnNiTl*93 G2D'AC. Ioo -Morquis^Lqw-mlloag r ------loadod wim'oiroquipmbrii: — ^ UO.OOOmi,, good cor CQ^' PONTIAC '64 GfondAm ionl. . D E P A R T M E N T -' TOYOTA '9 0 Exi.I. cal).c, 5 c fu is o , o lo ro o . G ro a t F O R D '0 5 E scort Olnt rt .,1 Excollont condilion. S9C i^i AT sot 01 rnow sn sunroof. 5 spood, S500/of»or, 43K milos. S15.250. 5Dd. AC.. PS. CjoodlOd cond,I shapo. ^2795. 423-63-6240’ wOfi- Vory nico,'e4K. , schodulod molntonon"l,?; C.II324-2876- Call 637-6679 dir _ 208-734-5538'::: I ______Books for S0250, will«,ii C«ii i cor 1103. m e r c u r y '9 7 LS GfOi ~ CRYSLER ’04 LoBcDBofon, forS4250. Coll 326-661 .„S5500._423,67«!____ 3fand PONTTAC ’87 FJrobirtJ Fo ______:r.QXGXAJUJQ_Xac{a c o m a - -S2300, Call 850-9762.' ■ ----- Marquis,- loadod;-lonthinthor' muIa'rniopT'Exc. con'd, --208-677-4543-.^__I LoncJocJ! Sun rool. cu I custom cassolto. 25 mpg‘^co/^ S2 FORD '95 Musiang? s: HONDA ’91 Accord zU------JEEP’04Gmnd Choroko)koo interior, undor 27K. showshe 736-1649 Of 300-2164* (B U R LEY ) I wtuiols, Uod Iinor. cnr^ (> cyl. L oalhor. CiCD, room condition, S12,90(oo n / ollor. G7e-2325.a(tof:lof3'30- ®’“=- S5.900.or C i*i f’O" brakes, S450 SUBARU'92 LoyaIo4WI cond. Cnil 654-9806' 487-21 74/407-25 ••- AT, High mis. Now rubbogr I - I ' f . Call 934-5533’ :_____ 5 spd. R uns woll, S180(JJfP PONTIAC '01 T rons Am ~~ I DOOGE '68 Daytonaia 2; dr., ovonings ask for Gabo. ------Good condillon, S950 m m air, block, lully load->ad-a elassifiod lit* ^ u r I IG 5 spood. spon mu L £ _ HONDA ’95 Civic^LX^. L 737-3917 loavo msg.* MERCURY '09 Mystique5U0 536-6639 or 324-2741* 02 busy achodulo,. Put da«ati' I I WANING PORD '96 Tourus GL...4 4 dr. 112K mis. S7000/olf( ____ 1 29K Must solll A s now cor ___ od. undorSOO miloo. WMon purc»iasrng a vohi-v dosign. Nico rims S SUBARU ’06 Legacy L... 4 $29,000 Sorious inquires1,-3 tied-# Um*-9avlr>o tU/oe«5- I S S850. a t , AC. Gfofll Shoph o p e . Exc. condlllon. Coll 423- 42 Ci.-i5u(ioo mo soiuiionon lo S 8 5 0 0 . O p tio n s/d o ta l clo. mako suro ituititiatiho Cail20O-27O9,* ... |“>l's df..AT.AC.98Kmlml. only. 961-2034 days. 934-,34. ol goods orxt sorvlcsC'*; I 3 01 V6, S4000,732-53-:•5340* 9253or5-t3-8011 daysys.' .HI your noodo. 733 003t.ix. 731-5354 735-8868* ' tiilo ir in Iho ram'(am o of $5900.212-4124. 1 9355 ovos. loovo msg.*,'r : wofk for you loday. . :• -I- I • Ifio sollor. Undorr IdahoId ' motor vofiicio cod( vohiclo cannot bo i unJoos Iho tlllo 10 in the namo ol tho sollorlor (ox-( coption: Idaho hcon: doaior). Tho sollor s. provido Iho nowW ppur- ch aso r n siQnodI billbil I solo showtng tho110 I (01- J ^ N D R A • TACOMA•S1 ' lowing: Full doccripi ^^(E xcludes Doublee Cabs) • (Excludes CorConvertibi^^^^ll^^ I Ol tho vohiclo, vohi I idoniilicnlions numt am ount paid and nam- no J £9%-36 mo • 2Z.9%-48 mo • 3.9%-603. fesr: I 0(G) and address. olo t' Iho ; ■ V / now purchaser. Thofho bill -■^■1 ^ 4RUNr I N A I ol salo must bo sigmiignod, NER • SIENN datod and show actualact m iloago at Iho limoimo or ^ 1.9%-48 mo *2.2.m<^^ii^ I salo. II you haveu anya 0 m quostions. ploaso cc lact your local assc sor's ollico.

5 A l l i j ^ # " I CHEVY '05 Corgo van 1 ton. 350, AT. AC, n IH03& sholving. Insulaiulaiod, Vory dopondoblo. S15'S1500- 2 0 0 2 iC H O a o o a c Ac a iM r y u I /Ollor Call73t-9654* AJI*RMlSI!a]NG*CDMIMni! Amu • JW - FM WHDOft IMCi uaBX>ni*(Bis>u/T)m.0Moa B I CHEVY ‘92 lull van. 7 ppas- M 9» , a, 8 9 0 I I songor. gfoot shnph o p o . *11,990 ; Runs oxc.. TV. VCR, nown liros. 107K. S6000. CallC ' 734-7467 Of 731-74G7, I CHEVY '99 Asiro, AWCw o 8 passongor. oxc cco o n d LoadodI 39K, roducod 10 soil 513,600/734- 4 5 2 r DOOGE ‘80 convorsiirslo n lOOa SOUUIA SE , van, =4 ion, 3G0cid.I- ‘•0I9L( uiiocf-Mns-KmEs-rvnsui a 0 0 3 C l l I ot work dono. Now lin ' : : ’"'T'''nHACciES j cruiso. aulo, origin «20,99Q- milos. Gfoai shopo. Must Mi ^ 9 9 0 * , i I S00IS2795. 423-6240' i OODGE '88 Caravanf^TsE J B M > I i r > I 3.0 V6. now tifos, GGoi ood ; condition. Sl,295/olf(olfor. C0II539-6453- AT/ j ' FORO '91 Aofoslar■ MiniMi von. PW. PDL. vory go< 2 U C O M A X n r . C A £ shopo, 56K mis. S3993995, ys • u'Mion • CD •JUI •outi •().( toio nc .aoQa SIINIIN N A V A N Call 733-0492* I Fcuixwom*imES'mES*DiUUI>(D ■ PLYMOUTH '91 Voyag./agor j j m r |r T n ; V nn. AT, AC. grool va * 2 3r , 7 7 4 0 ■ I lor tlio monoy. S3,7S(,750, 837-4007 dir______I W p • ^ niNDRA ACC15S CAB m l ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓tfSm ✓ B 2003 SRSI 44RUNNIR ■ v<»uro*«»!n«awsc»i6*wHau In our effort to m e x » m s » m * m g H n j > 2 5 , 8 9 0 * m a k e o u r *29,7, 7 8 0 * ■ i Classified section pluss lax.lOJ Ullo, nnd SS7,10 doolor doe foo.). FPtico wtm cash back oppUod. Sisnnatnna im d S324. SoCara mdt 2732.CoRiiyrrI»y mdl 2532 w/el. Tflcoma mdl 7552. EcEctx) md 1413. CoUca mdl 2I0S, TundraTund *tMt14,4Runn«r ' free of any errors,r s , V l H B (B27&4, Pictun cturos tor Illustralion purpoooa only. Vel-/ohtatos subjoei lo prior m I«. PrtcoaBOOodthfough ooo Mortday, S'13.V * i ■ please check your)u r ^rnum I II ----- ^B •0% 41J%APA m . financing for 38 rnonlhj thnuf h ■' ^ __ - ______a d -f o r .a n y ____ FkiendalSakeiTieri&lcnIyiMSr-: • ------^B misfakes the first k w e s t ^ 1 . BpprwedcrjtfLCra£LO%-S?7.78ctslper$1,0OObor-;f ■ d ay th at It runs. Hg^TAtfcafcra^ 1 ■ iDMd;I.9%>S}%>$2a60castpcf$1.CI0Qb0nTiml -- MW. "Cashbxkimn After that timef 7 ^ ® InnmantfacttnronnewOlml'OZ' < ^B ^ B ^ B itMeiL EskjdesckDestemOoUitoCobandSolBia'-: T h e T im es-N ew s w m .L S ^ W o ►YOfim m ccmnuiMusL Must (akstEtaBdcWery {rom duler'^* will not b e -• S i r JWfct»*t)y6ai3^S<»diBltffcriSeCAs.::p 2 3 6 SHOSHONE STREETT ^WEST. « TWIN FAL15 » 73.y33-28»’l « 1-800-621-524 responsible forr ~ >247 » WWW.WILLSTOYOTA.A.COM ______. OfflaCrfewAiftwM»wait>g.he.Altl»Brawr»a.jI ^B any errors. ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓/ m U J / V t J r A — ACURA '86 Logond V6, m w i m i i bronzo. oxc. cond..-runsuns r I >~hitwiiS3>rri 'JlY rift^: ■ groat, AT. AC. PB. PS. PW, PL, sunrool, anVIm/-Im/- CD. Plonoor spookoro. S2900. 829-5554 ovos,* AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Special S359.95, Mosi Amorican vohlclos, parts, labor & installalion 1 9 9 4 MntCURY SASABULS 199a BUKKaCUSABMLTD I 199«»« TOYOTA n R c n . d includod. 199* FORD RANOnWR 199SO«VROtlTMH < O m i CARLO U 1 9 9 4lTOYOTRCiUC^ST: TO .1 PW8SW»ltEYl£SS«l«0■HiCB vmwaiivEucnw u Economy Trflnsmlsslon s n m i m m <-Ol5-SPO,Bm Goiop):c,uion.iys.0 YiBs Unwcx* Call 324-B760 for AQ(»5-snH)«A»«aajci ^B ostlmatea * ^4,980 ,7 6 0 * 6 , 9 8 0 ° « c — *6,9i9 0 ^7*3^99 0 B CADILLAC '78 SovllloIIO powor ovoryihing, 5.7 dlo- col,4.df, S2000. 734-0311*.UI- CAOtLLAC ’92 Oovillo. Exc. cond, 105K mllos W/35K on oxi. w arranty.ly- S5700. Call 308-1867* CADILLAC ’96 OoVillo Groni cond, Exc. llros. 'Sj 1 9 9 7 TOYOTA TDKiMon.a 1993 jorv Loathor soots. Woll POftP t t CPUT TW3 lo b i MUD ncoitr mSOAN 1997 PONIUC W4UND t W X n 1 M 7 MBCUKY n a V K IA M R V W r • oqulppod. Color: whilo mwlbi • m mJ)tA«S-SPO i • AIR •KEYUSS* 21,000 MIUS M,mFmmiiow,aiiiis! diamond. Bolow book. » imm-EVffliusfUSlIATHOI U^UU4uuDQ),varHi(ii ______EJoasQ calL734-3>t16*____: 9 ______J 8 , a ______t ____ '8,4«0 ,890 - ^ » 8 , 9 8 0 ^ ^ * 9 , 9 9 0 * 1 < CARS Pollco Impounds *10,4!^90 10,8 3 0 i ; m from S500. For listings and brochuro call 1-800- 719-3001 oxt. C819 CHEVY ‘70 Chovollo with 350 ongino. S3500/olfor. 934-5567 or 308-1958* I CHEVY 764X 4, now mt kit.it: Iiros, 7 8 Chovy Comoro. 7 2 Ctiovy 2 WD pu. Coll°,i 199aTOVJ»R€0«0tl O U A u a o o i T o v o mneoiieuAU i aoooi> M utamY eeuoM . aooi raw M ununM» iwrcHivMurT xeim 4X4 aooiI viVW UITU OU : 788-4256 or 720-G316’ 5-Sre,Sll)IJIXl{t)HDflJ,OOOWlOUIUSI AUrD,iUl^mWND(»WD0WS,J3,()00KilB ’V-6v-6wriNi5,oaaMms V-i*Atm«PWIWINDOWS*AUOnUIS ainMMi,iJ,3DtDILIOAOID. 0Hiy2000Mll£I MIUS, SUN looF, a ouN(»:-::; CHEVY 7 8 Monio Carlo ■ 95K orig. milos. 10K milos ^10,9400 * 1 3 ,,4 4 9 0 ‘1* 1 4 , 7 9 0 M 4 ,9 8 0 f 7 0 M 3 . on now ongino, 1'ownor. 1991 CADUiACHMN » i6 ,9 ; 1 7 ^ 9 0 ^ ! ■ LN DIVUU 1993 rORD IXIIXnOIIIR4X4 . 1994M UNCOiN MK VW 1999 VOID WURUI tl S5500. (200) 788-9433* BuunmAHDuiximisi I II . OUIMOUUIU INTRlOUl a o o o PORO POI TAURUi M l* :• MSI V-6 • AUIO •rWtWIHOOV«OWS«lOacS.QlWI OHIY 59,0c',OOOMJlES*MimSEE«DRIVll ' PWRSttr«IH{WOtlC«OHUr35,OOOMIIf CHEVY '81 Com ofo. Awe- oBiE M-rownwiKwniTlU»aUlSE*AIR 23,000MllfS-Ui • 16' Auors • POWER sur< ! somo car! Muot oool * 4 , 9 6 0 p ^ 6 , 44 ; 7 0 ^^9,440 S4500/oHor. 436-0807* ^9 ,9 8 0 * 1 0 , 9VO ; M1 l 1 ,6 8 0 ■ 1998 JSVOmONlK■ OAsstc aooo ra«o roXUmWMON a 1994 CH CHEVY '66 Corvotto, all MIVtOilT XCM 4X4 a o o i o a v f t o u f f UMUN« i * ...... iM 7.fo«Diiaa.ir t C A A -4X 4.1M « DOOOlHBUUNMWOM:. t • iim — AUTO«AUOYS*CD«PWPW WINDOWS • CVIESS Z7I aiyDUDOn)PK)(UP*V8rra£iUi«H0Mii£s avoilablo opilono, vory . . ; woLBuroiifsirQuii-. X D iV <-Au in m . 'Ul*00«:[e-amaisai r--^ cloan, low miloo, groy molalllc. A must oool D ^11,9r9 3 0 M■11,980 » ia;7 6 0 *15,93 • SlO.0OO.Mlko20O-3136' f l CHEVY ’88 Colobrlty. 4 door, runs groat AC.must ■soll,S1600/olfor,734-349r *XH . Ituayonr will t>o our twsll HES • UaoClnatJfiod, 733-0031, | S 3 E

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