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WEATHER lay: M ostly Jush geesgo--ahejad inInaq cle ar ttodoy a n d w w ith u Houiuse votes forvwar powers resolution;I SSenate apprcroval pendingl g S o u rce s: TliflWe White House n decref proMures'ciACIA to bolster ' tonight. H igh 53. low': ilf^tooPort Movina the nation.a steeep closer The Senatiate was poised to IiIdaho Reps. Mike Simpson to a possble second war Wllvithlraq, approve thehc resolution late ButButch Otter, both Republicicans, tlie case agalniainstlra<)-A2 Pag«A2 wASHI^nNGTON - The House 296 2 of 435 m em bers voiToted to T hursday niglight or eorly today votvoted for the resolution. SiS e n s . ------voted over'erwhelmingly Thursday a authorize the president; tto “ use with even broa'■oader, bipartisan sup- LarLany C nlg and Mike Crapo,3, also a ground war withIlh lru(].L t President Bush the' the ti armed forces of thes United1 port. Majori3rity L eader Tom Re] M a c j i c V a l ll ih y Republicans, have said they ti “The gotheringng ithreat of Iraq r to attack Iraq unilateral- States S as he determines to0 be1 nec- Daschle, D-S.E5.D., who last month woiwould vote ‘yes.’ must be confront’onted fully ano , ^ , Courjurts: ly, removem Saddam Hussein from essary e and appropriate In1 oorder to bitterly accuseised Bush of polidciz- Once 0 the Senate votes, the! pres-p finally.” Bush saidid aftera the House id abolish that country's d rf------j IL Checheck out - E i r J , defend the nadonal secunirity of ing nationalal security issues, ideiident will need no furtherr con-( vote. “The doys> of Iraq acting as j chemical and biological tl i recerce n t news the United States against: thed con- announced he will vote for the greSressional approval to dep y. tinuing ti threat posed by Iraqaq.” resoludon. trooDoops, order air strikes and w Pisasese.e see IRAQ. Page A2 i am Jerome • T ^ C o u t t ^ Coim3unty • •: \ re c o r^ counlurts. ______Pago B5 ------B r lADYRAI!^ [SES DAIIR Y S l j t mK ------— Resid(dents M oney ■ ■ p f seekcdairy odor rwawfttff Saving a buck; Today's^ s econo- zny is g re at h ab itat for dollar TWIN F A L Li S- -I How to deter- m ine th e p o inIt t tth a t a sm ell ; stores, owners say. becomes strong enoienougli to violate | P age E l the state's newr lawla' governing agricultural odor' waswa the focus m a public bearing IhuThursday. , W rekE n d About 30 peopl!ople including M dairymen, nel^bidibors of large- Trailing libtory: The w scale dairies, andI statesta lawmakers River VallQr celebrateates its ' attended an orderlyerly hearing con- pre-tourist legacy withith th e ducted by Boise! attomeyatt . rrank IV ailing of th e S h eepp ffestival. W. S to p p a . ActingXing as a hearing Page Cl l ^ ll l officer hired by the ,Itate, * i Stoppello wiU takeice publicp ny and then makee aa feconuoenda-I S l> O R 'l> J tion to the departmirtm ent on'-a:.pR>> posal duit outlinesies how1 it should ^ H birdie? T h e GGi iants enforce the stae odeodorlaw. .-U ' to o k a 2-0 on th e C ardird in a lsin Stoppello askeded Marv] Patten, ; th e NLCS. chief of the depart}artment's Daliy^ PI a g e D l Bureau, if it’s pooiocsiblsalzx deflni?': tively measure odoc. “One man's atfnitfp l^ ^ V ^ ^ ^ e r ' O p i n i o n PIsase'seeCmoo^Ip^'aj,. -.il Blaming business: Ida!daho S u p rem e C ourt ru less fairlyf{ ■MlMdM/naWt th a t businesses are ni’t ’t 1liable j Oemocratioi gubtmstorlslgi candMat* Jeny' BnBrady addressM a crowd aboutut the dairy Issue at the homele ofc Ed and Phuong Smith sotrthtrth of Filer on Thurtday. ““ D ock sostrike ] for crim inal acts, todaylay’s edito- rial ssys. k hampen PageASf ( J aindidate ] e blasts5 goverrnor’srej^sponse :rs " ■ '1 oming uiJ P ‘ By'iuflePencnc« — ^ admiIministratlon have ackhov area suppplies i C Tlme»Wtw»¥aw ttw ______edgeIgcd there is still work to»>>» 1 By Virginia s. Hutdilni«ln. , wHe has not use//fhe ant/io JIIC. F IL E R- -E Democradc challenger itority alreaHy Nonetheless, Brady sasaid ------for goyemorior Jen y Brady says the avmlahh't orsou^u to addseriousai Kcmempthorne did not keep b Kempthomeme administration has ■’*“ BURLEY - Santanta’s suppliers ^ . . pnimtiiiiise. might be runningS behindbe sched- | I been tooslow slo to respond to the penalties to onrexL•xtsnng „„“He has allowed-the wor orst ule, but they shouldlid haveh the toys problemss thattl came with the offenfenders to escape the cons Magic Valle:Uey’s burgeoning dairy Minnnana^emehtt. Un^.'I nse- under the tree by ChrChristma& qucnicnce of their operations5 ' Brady, ticmocraira tic c a n d id a te Hasbro, Tonka, PlayskbolPla and Hec i)has not used the author!rtty stuffed plush toyss boundbo for the table by boosting the ■ fo r go v e rn o r alrearomis(ata’s deteriorating while protecting s record tax cut, in ^ u cairhe and the in, m ajo rity cut ' •'l^^^'notlooidngfc,$M million from ‘‘y^vv- jaaysu - . M tiipytibos.diat canbudg^ond over P V,. ^^ b t^ h M u itS i^ .h e nsa in oasic spend- wMi Itie m^hls t y e a r’s. T h at I K H l t V econom y wl23 million in state Giooi any ir public schools Kempthorn30 million bi state RapubUcano r ,^ lie g e s .and teprogranuLrn-^H ' o the state Senate locrats than the ^ — h fi^ tu re - spans Polleea offlearo racndtt (ook throuchUih Um parking lot of a Shonoy'sI r

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But they said Bush B to pursue a militaryy inva- an immense cioncor girder Odors _ WASHINGTON - Sensnior Bush analysts arere increasingly resent- sion si of Iraq. then another p£ administradon offidalss tare pres- ful of whatat they perceive as Evidence of the differsirences walk to wire it uj le Pakistan votes suring CIA analysts to tai UVERAL, FlaitAP) CoiitbMdtoniAl l y .b t it ^ tailor their efforts to connntaminate the intelli* betw bi een th e agency an< the As soon as t: , ^ causes nistan,m won control of a assessments of die Iraqi|i ithreat to gence processess. White W House surfaced pul :auts attached a-hew I ;■ man's riches, so t iubhdy motorized bolts’ to sthe bitematiti^ial I P liu o iigidal l legislature near the help build a case againstst Saddam “Analysts f3 feel more politicized this th week when CIA DinIrector aluminum bean . Stoppetio said. "Is it possible to Filer. a border Friday, the first Hussein, inielligencrice and and more pupushed than many of George G< J. Tenet sent a lett I on Thursday using I ■ ' measure odor?” 2tter to visiting shuttleconstruction it^ e . ^ esults from Pakistan’s elec- Congressional sources sailaid. them can eveever remember,” said lawmakers la saying that Sataddam nauts David V It is possible, butt it is difficult, Q Je” n elf In what sources desa r pair took a space- §„ dte counting for tha nadon- scribed os an intelligentince offidal, speaking was wi unlikely to strike the UUmted Sellers shouted : Patten said an escalating “war.” topip offidals ■ on condiQon itup. } i . . , agricuiturlament was moving slowly. >n of anonymi^. “The States St unless provoked. “excellent” anc W hether a propose*Ited nwdard *ey don't at the Pentagon and ehsisewhere guys at thee I Pentagon shriek on That was at odds with s IS the last of four . could be detertnfaiad^ in time to ies ot agri have bombarded CIA s I state- Their job: to mt . analysts issues such ia as the link between ments m< from President Bushshand electrical connecIts secured the thick ! come before lawmal patience fc with oitidsm and callss I for revi- Iraq and al-al-Qaida. There has others otl that Iraq poses an imi eam to the st^tipn, ; they convene for the"“ 2i 03sea«ion "l, is im sions on such key quesisstions as been a lot of3f ] pressure to write on ate ati threat. In a speech Mond jJ It was the firstCtle A tlantis aslro- in January is questiona inable. tlie dmeo^donally, ti mentally and ' whether Iraq has ties to the al- this constant!ntly, and to not let it Cincinnati, Cl President Bushshsaid d W1 olf an d P ie rs The Odor Ru]esBS Advisory uct thattie is a lot of stress,” said Qaida terrorist network,k, sources drop.” ththe danger Iraq poses tc »i,_ tion. Ited “yippee”’fthd Committee has aslcedditstechnical it zensofldalg Smith, who lives near The pressuisure has intensified in United Ui States “is already si,Lwfi® “rm lookingand sc ventured'out. advisers, includingg wates odor jhe pro sources sttessed tlthat CIA th e w eeks : lileading up to this cant, ca and it only grows ww?Se beautiful view' make of all the.'vital expert Ron Sheffield^eld, to set a absent Ithe Falls dairyman Mike ts - who are supp?posed to week’s debateate in the Senate on a widi wi time.” the ground. Thisnections. standard that wouldtd determ< ine that deten»I1 said rules governing - wowl” said Sei when an odor merita first of three spve- rits,enforce- violatescure su won’t be effective if spacewalker. ed for the insti^a- m ent Sheffield, who) testifiedte: dur- . Uj,es admin’t recognize the econom- Station astr ing the hearing as a nev neutral party, for enfordigriculture. He urged for Iraq___ ^ ------W hitson andg shi straight dowh.fit a said it will take six toJ nineni months sent to Bthi for the technical team, k- Sandra Magnus to gather defensible ContlnuMlfrofflAl A decadee ago, a Gephardt and In the Senate, Daschle sa V of the shuttle and lie scientific convenesim ii ponant they>be ^ v en twf mile-high cons[his is unbelievable * data before a standardrd can( be set. jhe Ag an outiaw state are comir ^quaners of his fellow dedded de to vote aye “becsusi J to come up vrtth a prod- al Democrats objected ret mucheaJuerintJSellers, a firs^-^e Filer residents wear> ; is workable for the dd- end” . . resolution is improved bcca 3 *0 Bush’s fathither's deployment of believe b^ that Saddam Husseir dairy odors said they d daho,” Quesnell said Wit|i Congress’s debatee boMnd ^ iin rep- to wait that long. They'ley^eWaited ' WUe pern sverse the Iraqi inva- resents re: a real threat, and be< is tro n au t Pfeggy >roposal on the table - hiiAi ^ e president’will S t S sion of Kuwait•ait. Ihursday’s debate I I three years alrea<^. developedche perm anent threshold focus back to the Unitedi INations, , 1,5 I believe It is importani shuttle astronaut passion and unpre- America As to speak with oneES BradyIUS began'the 240- “The residents of FilerFill hre like proposalermines when an ag odop- which he is pressing to t dictabUityoftlf the 1991 affair, when at i a Geiger countd: or UkiUke a canaiy requiredstate tc law - basically out- new resolution demandii at this critical moment.” Dnstruction work members satt lateIs into the n i^ t lis- ' A, U.S. military buildudup is ContInu«H^Alin the morning. • in a mine,” said Bettycy Slifer.i who ogementIminlstrative p procedures Saddam immediately dis tening atteni lives near large Filer*an his weapons of mass dest mtively to a war of underway un in the Persian1 Gulf,i group involved ’ •area dairies. tion andrdng i the law. It would be words. By coicontrast, the House wii . She and others whorho testified $10,000 thefin Legislature when it or face possible militaiy ac with munitions and other .equip-ei issue, attended Sr ^ chamber waslIS largely empty most rae questioned if larg ediScaJe dairies offense,s tn January. any nadon belonging to the raent being sent to strategicic sites said he was impn he UjN. of Thursday,. thetl arguments fomil- throughout thi the region. Defefense believes an ogen u ^ d -b e consideredd pbceptable^ EnvironLg Department has been .< .Not since'Congress pas!i s ^ the . iar^ the-outcoaajme certain, die con- off agricultural practic:tices, an d Chisholm,lg underc a temporaiy rule 1964 < Giilf of Tonkin resolu; officials would prefer to attackat mission to promoti dusion anti-dixdimactic. during du the winter, when whether large>scale0 operationso; the stateows S< it to regulate odor precursor to the Viemamm War -- gut there w sn the is probably notAl t can provide a sustaini I was ample rhetoric desert d« en route to B agdad iscoolis ' regulate the indus linable food wet toiletirmanent rules are being has ^ a president won such and diest-thuxtumping vtramings to em ed with the C ^ O source without weariniring out the plasdc sackBd Under the permanent and ‘ flexible authority to ca enou^ for troops to more < cany out Sa’ddam andd others^ who wield . fortaoly for wear the heavy i iBrady*sroeechrHe Earth. the standaiII violators would be an ' undefined military opeperation, qJ terroi npressed that B ^dy y Several yile pares IBSreU ctots tes- penalty tfuii histonanssay. rorism. Republicans designed de: to protect them 1 ha“v!l1rs I to develop an odor man- >' Democratsats alike insisted that chc lems, ifmakes gencysen that has' the ; tified ttultBaoy need fl^ndw;- lorwhocoic plan after o first viola- f The bipartisan endorsen chemical and biological weapt enforcement for wnrwithlniqa(is^wuld come only as * * “Confront“ Saddam HusJSMin said note the ag indiu^ r . “ItaOectsitenotonQmiy physical- nei^bor.hid could be assessed a Bush’s ^ Iraq strategy shovows how - Jajj ot the right dh^to dramatically the terrorist But if Saddam refus- now, no> or pm a much heavier ] fine for each sub^uent c i it weapons inpectors lau But tiie governidustiy. ;£ on Sept. 11, 2001, have cl later,” said Rep. Howard Ben Marie Snider pla^ verify die destruction a a liberal Democrat f ted out tiiat hena>e onmental activist Bill ;U.S. fqreign poli^ and a ofWsweapdiii »HHom criticisms, saying 1 vietjfet. about p r ^ p t i v e # ciiis of mass destruc- California, Cal ^ ^ e idea of Sad iople causing p%b- 1, a Democrat running for i ^ 5 2 g L tion, C o n g i^ss signaled Ihursday Hu Senate, held up a roll of factw to disarm hostiI<^ Hussein widi a nudear weapi sense to have to o k ^ m dards are if there is no arorijnsnM jba^^Ba^^ a t hdme unless we Bui .^Sed ments,” Snider sail hat shuts down an opera- "interests abroad bu t.al^ to Bush to. exhaust all diplom Snider notalayeddown^ ’$ • summon d»e willwi to confront evil options, cm eroedaOy ongoing ca continues to stink out a us at. home,” Hoiise MilUnortty before it attai Depanment has d Leader Dick Gephardt, 1 tack s,” said H ouse latiiladons with the world’s most I j'iiWtoFaus r jy r .hesaid - / E . 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(AP) - . fight withth the al-Qaida terro r issued i a statement claimming to NWaysian courtlurt deared t h e ^ y Z Republican Mike-'Ta‘Taylor dropped iweratlc or^nizationIon in Afghanistan. “have " information that hhe was for his deportatiotation. ruling th it he ■Z out of the Senatete racci against . ’j ty ad that His wass flflown to Guam where tortured t and was under irintense was an iUegalI immigrantinu sindt Us > Democratie Sen. M{Max Baucus on ■ . M udes video charges weiwere read against him FBI f interrogation” whUe: iin cus* passport hadi been be revoked by ' Thursday, complaiilaining that a .. mBB fromtnthelSSOs ®2d“ «n)eclected later in Portland, tody. t' Because of that. Da)arshan the U.S. govemmmment. Democratic Partyy ada was calcu- ^ ' liDubtiean Ore., wherere Ihe hai been in indict* said, s he had never been alaUowed The ruling put the case in’the . lated to make himn Iolook like a gay lharles Gorder, assistant t< candli to see Bilal. hands of immignligration authorities ' : hairdresser.. dldateMlke u . s S L Sney S in Portland. Malaysian police denieied the and avoided the possibility of a Taylor, who wwas. trailing 4 jH “Ahmed:d Ibrahim Bilal was aUegations. a . lengthy extraditiidition process'-that - Baucus badly in th e polls, .said turned over-er to U.S. offidals this “We don’t do such things,;s,” said could have requiiMiuired the detailed ;• th e com m ercialI aiamounted to moming by)y the Royal Malaysian AssistantA Superinterien d en t examination ofjftheU£.evidSnc«s th . character assassinatiilation. M . Police an Choking back teitears with his , • ■Z wife, Janna, hislis side, Taylor ' ment camecar less than a week after Taylor said. “They’re I <5 said: *^rm willi!^ to suspend my Demoaim ts began airing a TV ad say that every barbervsj; ai Stud > campaign becausei mym: opponent’s accusinging the state senator of a cosmetologist, every mimanicurist dy: Cancer• survival{ rattes are impiproviri^ '» lies about rae arere hurting my scam involvingin student loan or anybody in the beaeauty and LONDON►N {AP) - The chances it wife, my family, my friends; my moneyy wheny he ran a beauty it was first proposed. Amenerican ce r patien ts hachad a 71 p ercen t hair fashion industiy iss homosex-I of survivinglg imany types of cancer experts ft; are starting to evavaluate chance of survi'irviving IS ye^ars, party and most of' allall, Montanans schoolin in Colorado in the 1990s. ual.” a re b e tteer r than statisticians it from all walks of life.Ife." The! commercial « includes its merits. The new appniroach, whUe the conveniventional approach Brad Martin, executiveve director thought, acaiccording to a new way proposed pi by (^rm an epideremiolo- put the chancesat at: 58 percent.',^ Taylor's surprisese decision all videotajtape from the 19S0s of of the Montana Denim ocratic of calculatinfing the odds that takes gi ■, but assures BauaisIS of01 reflection. Taylor, i gist Hennann Brenner, is com* SimUarly, thehe 15-year1 survival r, wearing an open-front Party, denied use of thele old tape into accoununt improvements in monly m used in other are; ' Montana law barsrs tht e replace* sM n andmd gold chains while mas- 'eas of rate for Americar■ican men with tes* was intended to suggest•t Taylor,’ a treatment, medidne,m such as predictining Ufe ticular cancerr wasw 91 percent, ment of a candidatelate if he with* saging; a a man’s face. The vldeo- married father of two, issgay. ( The newt > draws within 85 days iv technique, outlined expectancy. e> compared to 86S6 percentp with the ays of the elec- tape wasras from Taylor’s “Beauty Baucus, chairman of thethi Senate this week inin The Lancet medical < .tlOQ. Tbe Libertarianian and Green Comer,"r," a segment he used to In the Lancet study, Brennelerana- old method, Finance Committee,, did n o t journal, sepojparates recent patients lyzed ly more than 1.7 million paipatients The survivalil raten for ovarian ^ parties bave cajidJddidares in the bost oo3 aa Colorsdo TT news pro- immediately return callsUs seeking from those > race, but they haveive done little gram. ■e who received less recorded re in the U.S. Natiitional cancer five years:ars after diagt^osis comment. He held a 19-point1 advanced tretreatment in years past. CancerCt Institute database. ♦ campaigning. .“Thereire’s no question about it, was SS percent:nt with the ’new over Taylor beforeire the ad The methithod is increasingly He found that the new menethod method, comparelared with 49 per* > ;*.r'TBylor's surpriseise announce* what iiey’retbe trying to imply,” began running. being adopte3ted in Europe, w h ^ e estimates es American breastst can* cent previously.f. l;^ouse OJ) K s $ 3 5 5 B defense e bill ' I wiA plentityofPentagc|on buildup 1 ' , WASHINGTONI (AP")(i - T he secure ouroi nation’s security,” ^ . B e r n ovenvhekningl;ngly approved said Rep.p.SucMyrick,R-N.C i a -^mpromise $355355.4 billion Hie biUbiU’s 409-14 passage, less defense bill on Thur:lursday brim- th an fou:our weeks before con* Vi iless 2 ming with moneyey fdr new gressiononal elections, piso Wete never stop working tor\for your 4 destroyers, helicopteiIters and mis- reflecte. < effort against terror* on the congressionalII ddebate over ism. Most)st of Congress’ budget ^ authorizing Bush to use force work hasIS been stalled because against Iraq, the massi’Lssive defense Bush waniants to spend less than spending package -- oione*sbtth of D em ocrarats and even some tne entire federalal budget - Republicaiicans want. g e a ll. underUned the bipartisrtisan consen- The bill’ill’s popularity was also 3t it c sus behind beefing; up the mUi- a trib u teIte to the billions it > tary; Quick Senate apiapproval was would spspend from coast to This is your final opportuirtunity to get all the ■ ■ M alaoexpected. coast for>r weapons and otheV minutes you need, plustius nationwide long S ' “Now more than eveiiver, we must equipmentent. ----- ^ distance - all at an affor

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The buInis was tak- 9 $ - | G i .: iRepublicon leaderslers objected to diocesese said four have died, two9 ing kindergarten, first•St. and sec* 89 ’Ut «he plan, sourcess saidss Thursday are alivlive but no longer act ass ond-gradersonafieldtrtrip- _ _ _ _ _ Jl. u uLb. » 1 5 w s, and two left tiie mlnistxyf Hospitals reportedi otreating at Proponents of the commission fn e 1960s. 3 The most recentt least 21 people. ir Bran SsMleit . questioned whethether the W hite accusatiiation dated to 1982. Aerial photos showeded the front ■■■»■ ... House, was tryingg t(to scuttle the The! plaintiffs’p names and thei of the tru^ embeddeddinthebus. I IJIIJ|| . panel privately whikhile endorsing it specificic amounts j each will receive: wiiich was one of four frmnfr Pierre J iublicv and planneened a news con- w ere notno disclosed, but no one! Toussaint Academy, ia ch arter RAPES ^k M erence today to> aiair their com- will get!t tnore r than $150,000. ■ school in Detroit A boyoy clutching . . ..-r,plaintsish and again push for a teddy bear was seenn 1bring car. g £ | _ | J. approval of the DposaLpropo U pstateI te N.Y. bridge ried off on a stretdier. “I wony the Whin LL WPERS POIIIEtfllUIIIIATESlCUCUniMBERS .,.try tonm the dockoi c o llapp sea kills o n e, h u rts 1 3 era! ^ tb e end of the sessiossion and'might MARCRCY, N.Y. - A pedestrian Bushes attend funei ’ hot be as supportivedve of this con- bridgee under i construction col-: of WhKe House dooiorm an .c ^ t as they have indicated,”ind said lapsed1 ThursdayT as conaete was> WASHINGTON - P resid en t . M p. 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Houseise Intelligence way .818 fe et belov^, said Alice cancer at the age of 72. .Comnu'ttee Oiairmanoan Porter Goss, Romanynych, an assistant to the The president and1 ffirst lady' m m , had signaled hi -I d his approval. regionalial state Transportation traveled by motorcade: tcto a subur- | £ 2 / > . Departmicment director, ban Maryland funeralJ 1home for l / » 8 AM liiyaw anis$2^2B to w om an i t tooklok dozens of emergency the private serviceses laying A l|| rs about 45 minutes to free Hancock to rest - Mihogotdlliitedcaicancofdnigs me from the debris. “E very tim e th e pip resid en t INDWICHGOOOKIES BUJHBIMILK BBREAD KANSAS CITY,, WMo. - A jury would go in the eelevator, IIHWII I awarded 522 billionon Thursday to SchOOl)l bus, I truck collide In (Hancock) was the pererson who NUly I a cancer patient wh 2 I chemotherapy drugs.BS. 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Page A-6 F rididay, O ctobcr 11, 20)>002 ______T h: e Tim ! 6s-Ncws FE d it o rRIAL You caan b e pj)atriotic: and stiill b e wrTong o one should quesesdon the i i Murdeisrer alone deserves( patriocisni of thosiDSC orgu- ing against giving w S U B S Nom.VE ARBI President Bush honty>8the .auth< to ■ S k s SOINGTOMWMCE I blameJ for Huntt:er deatfi take out Saddamein, Husseii but fc B e FUSS their judgment itirclyis an end h e civil1 caseCi involv- writing; forf( the court, said the appropriate^ip^t‘ political. for p ing the: tragictr mur- verdict extendede “the duty of d e r of Wendy an emplo>loyer too fa r for conse- It’s le ^ tim a t^ o r Demimocrats \ T H u n ter .may r once quencesis outsidei employment . challengingN the presideni>nt's plans again go;o tbefore the over whiihich the employer has to depose Saddam lo raislise ques-' CH.NO.SR-l I Idaho Supreme5 C( o u rt, if no realist]Istic control.” dons about Bush’s polidenes. ^ V « A R £ A s m I H u n ter^ family hasas itsi way. “ M r. Wash V was found to TJOAOCRM. : : But that may notlot h appen - have halfilf as m uch responsibill- P e t e r A . B rO c W N ■ E H ' a n d it s h o u ld n ’t.. The T Idaho ty for Hulunter'^ death as Hood Supreme Court rulruled fairly who actctually killed her,” • last month in an ^ Schroeder wrote. There’.s no question thohat every appeal of the « “That defies senator loves his or her country,co Hunter case. The 1O u r v i e w : The IdahoK) common sense. and some, such as Hawaii ^ B B 9 ; court sensibly c ,a The man who Daniel Innuyc, who lost anat arm ui % ||R ISB • recognized that Supreme Court made a actually killed World Wor D, hove scarss ifrom .S H B iW ; one person alone Ssensible decision in H u n ter h ad virtu* their servicc. But being aowor ' ■ carries the blame ^ ally all, if n o t aU, hero doesn’t confcr omnislisdence. overturning (he Wbndy By the .wmc token, it’ss rnot out ' : for Hunter^ 1996 ° the responsibility , I death. That per* H of bounds - und in nn way Hunter wrongful death 1 for her death.” impugns ; the patriotism of diose • son is Corey . y The high I mling. tiying to sidetfack Bush’s ] : Hood, her con- court’s- ruling ito quesrion their wisdom. ; victed killer. V W h a t d o y o u t h i n kI ff? wisely affirms ■liiai’s why it's importanir- ^ iePo& iHsn3iDNt&»KK. The Hunter . t h a t b u s in e s s e s aare of the nine Der , ; and to have no intimimate rda-. would hai >emocrats, one has views vie are not synonymous witrith Kennedy says Bushlush has not made lave released Hood, eeither living In a fantasy Wiworid or since joined thedl) GOP. the '.’j tions with a minor,>r. Hej soon ‘ had they the nadonal interest. his case, it’s reasonisonablc to ask ' :y thought he might . wash in Buriey, wherelere he met Last wee Perhaps the best eviden< rdless of it coming fromm a Democratic eek, the Hunter fami- nee is Kennedy, currerrent Majority of of w4iether a it's polite cocktailil White House-wouwould convince • I H unter, th en 17. ly petitio:io n e d th e S u p re m e ^the 1991 Senate vote on ho[low to Leader Tom DaschleDs and Foreign party pai conversation - to hold him. In M ay 1996, a few fe> weeks Court to) reconsiderr its deci- respond to Iraq, which hadidinvad- RdadonsComiimmittee Chairman politidans poi responsible for wtuhat Perhaps Kenned:nedy doesn’t think ed Kuwait and then seeme< r i a f te r H u n te r l e ft her h job, sion.Alongng with their petition, f led like- Joe Biden. dietheyVe said in the past aboutit there is anythingg ththat would jus* j Hood rap ed and murdiuderedher the HunteIters have called on ]y to march on Saudi Arabi.bia. It is hardlyr theth case, as House national nat security In evaluatingng tify such an attack.ick. Feeling diac at his home. Hood eveventually state lawcwmakers to require The same Democrats whirho were Democratic leaileader Richard dieir die current views. wayfwouldn’t bes unpatriotic,un but warning about the wisdom pleaded guilty to herier murder, Idaho empliployers to notify fam- mof Gephardt argu«^ed earlier this For F example, virtually all of it >^uld be foolish,ish. and certainly sending American troops tcto fight year, dial “diis as well as killing hishit grand- ilies whenn th i eir children are in S; lis is not a partisan die the w. They ing cast what; in this post-9-11 Enough Enc of the 51 Democrats w I w ith no chance for par will R ^ b lic a n , wantsnts to1 protect our parole until The Leg!sgislatiire should con- pipredia it might lead to a widerwi world mightbe be considered ques- bacaack die president so diat he’llJ’U ^ o n a l security. Bi , 2029. • y. But the major sid e r th aat t request carefully, wwar, there would be massiv Hunters $1.8 millioQIQ ini a civil es, parolee boardt m em bers and I''would jump off the charts> fifor a that GephardtIt anda D a s ^ e want denient has questioned the oppoz0^ deserving voter consideration.con . ; suit, finding th at thle e states and p a r e n, ts , including the *?long time, crippling the the area out ofDf Ibounds for polid- donion’s wisdom, Democrats s udhas ^ ------Mr.W adihadbUedsd to moni* Hunters. H American economy. cai discourse, fombrmer Vice President A l ^ rre e PeterABrouTiisc The id ea raises som e ^ But how much worse off \ I is an editorial tor Hood adequately,ily. But now complicate«ed le ^ and practi* f would Anyone withdl ani ounce of politi- havoll numbers on this issutf, so) attheOrianioSentirmtind, 633 North fiere was no cussion. Middle-Eastern n ^ b o r s>and a public offidals t '■ reason, based upon Is to be accountable thejh e/v e trieditracgue drat thee OTanseAvc.,Oriandorndo. Fla. 32801, on Hood’s Meanwhiirhile, th e co u rt’s rul- cocornering die world’s oil suiupplies for their votes,s. WhiVhite HouA can't alQdze the pw.behaW difbrthehe state to ing should leir or by e-mail at pbrow: Hu e car* about a particuhular siniation or SOIV growing up without s CWHW m Bi ...... Ing and genuine people who outhern Idahoans have mt a care for - M t o M ___...... AtfmtWr«*eetsr . ^ 30 go ju st couldn’t bea>ear the thought of . anyone but themselvselves. Respect the extra mile for any animsnal Idllingyet anoth a t sense of responslblllt! TbinMbmoltbttdittdhorfil board atd writers sf adH )dier animal. ‘ ‘®®‘ __ must comeljack andand yes, parents, idHoriats ars Stephen . they the feel has even a small The People foifor Pets group is Two Tw years ago, my truck and Hsrtesn.ClwkVWwortli.1 chance of being placed in a j 0 it is your responsibiliibility-notthe th.fttva&wip.DtridCooptrairand Shelley Ridenour. a good not afforded diehe luxury of tum- niywy wife’s car were broken into,o- schools or churches-les-yours. ■ home. For those who have m ley took several things out of never . ing away animaliials, but it is being Th®y « These are your childilildrw going out . woiworked around animals, pleilease treated with comontempt for the W**y truck and they broke up the understand that there are wi side of my wife’s car pretty at night when they!y shouldsl be . s ? worse actions it musttttdce tt to remedy }n=f ,, ' home. Stealing fromom people who things than euthanasia. the situation. Thirh e hours that the idly. When we called the polic ’ I have seen puppies infecti ey took three hours to airive. work hard for the; nicenic things cted pound is open to die public is a t h ^ have. Your neigileighborwas tromna^mSSS by parvovirus, dehydrated andai huge point of corconflict but under- lere had been several odier ikslRtmti’W M s V i with diarrhea so severe they efts diat night. driving home oneanight idg and had a -y stand that fundirding for the staff rock thrown throughugh his window 7constraints, pleasa tlrritletulettsrsto- be brought to oiloljr1)tKRillsorBi«l.y cou:ould barely hold their head:ids up, presents a probleblcm - the shelter . Again ^ diis last weekend, we 400 words. Include your SI01 on his new truck bybyyourchU* y . »l®»tMi».. offlce; mailed UI>.0.By a fewr notn< h i ^ y paid • id the sanctity of our own hom phone witfr. -,, Fain, ©MSOS.13. nvoiwoided by an inexpensive v< filed. Again they came and dren. Your childrenen whov a re ' vacd- employees (thatat 1already „ork growing up withoutut thetl word ■ ' I notiladon. Or a year-old dog tha>0* long hours) andd Igamers a )le parts from our'truck. We ' 'I hasias been tied out, so ne^ecti ve been restoring this truck fc respect being in dieiiheir vocabulary, :ted tremendous amoinount ot help jyg The decline of soutwuthem Idaho hat the collar has become through voluntee nost three years now. We hav< G e ttting t i in toucCh . .s [eer work. It a considerable amount of is in your hands. Takirake care of it mbedded in the neck and mi®ust It is unfortunataate that the Want to^Mw your f»efl(«sKr b>e es surgicaUy removed. Not tc ae, love and money bito our RANDELLANDCiDCOLLEEN sKno^.to imAddttonAM Sbeena Foundedadon IS not willing t r u * ROSSON yourreprisantstlvwinCorvongru«7-:: .rrTMn Fe»; 1&S39oSftt'ij 1' ■ nention those hit by cars zcl& W eareveiyproudofit ' Hem's how- ’’ r • • to be a back upJ fecause an owner is unwillin;*”8 to Sodety rather thi d it is almost complete. ^ nov than thinking that Bgain,ain, we have seen diat we are orfiir finandally unable to keep it can solve the!|OTblemby pl l^rmr^lldlr« ' doglog confined to a yard or, ait t tneI aentntfig contToL ■rking hard to provide for a Patient surely kmknew .V. ver>ery least, a reasonable-size»dog t ANDREA cox y person who is unwilling to whethw doctor dt lennel. And if they can’t affo « • m their.own way and wQl live rdM surgery a keep the animal confined, ; J«Kn>e off ofOf others. Inoneltem'abouil^ Retmier, I thenhen almost certainly they cai Maitlany people of Southem Idah it was stated that diedieddctorwa^ affoifford to have a broken lek oi . Chisholm Qffeners clear haveive become self-centered and1 sch e d u le for surgeryiety later that ip fixed. choice for Dist»Wct23 J Sf-9ervin& ; T h ^ have becomee moming and wenttontosaytha^ on These are the types of situa nine and hateftiL If southern[) nobody knows whetluether or not the Uf* liieddzensofi)fDisnict23are Idahoiho is so great, prove it. Whyris is surgerywasperformerm ed In'my ll ions that the employees a t tfa ' fortunate to haveve aI dear choice it that [mqane Sodety snive to avo hat I have seen many lettersiin il - opinion, I think thatat totl be a felse raid in Bill Chisholmifor fc the Senate. dienaI paper from pmple travelingg , statement Surely die patient^ f ' V; y putting certain requiremeiients ‘ ,.. Ttmatedhislifetp . . ■ tfanS n prospective owners.’ 00^ about how nide p e ^s. . knows. 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' "-i Lrttlng the lightht shins: Dedo I n sSIDE i A ------^kxJafbrckxtric— .82------system fjant. Magic telley/Wy/W esl. . . .B5 M a 3 ^ ^ \ I A Moming breakM k ...... B6 PageB3B ______\c;i( j EY Ci/yhEffyonOuidBakkiin, 7XUmi,Ext.2347X^ The Times-NeJews Frididay, October 11, 20C0 0 2 ______■ Section B -Ar o uJND THE VAIU ^ L E Y ▼V o m esn fac:ekidInap rnu» Smith, who was beibeing treated for injuries short while luter, Rovig. bei she said she suffer* !'began to yell, and Employment 0O p p o rtu n ity pearancmce of a Twin Falls toddler‘s itin April beat her firstst at Rovig’s home - using fered during assaults the she and Brave started to> hit Smith, she told Commission has sued IdahoI Power haveagagain been charged - tills timeme in con- flash lig h t, a hammer head and whi,h*a? - police. Smith said Rovig; hithii her widi .what . Co., claiming it disiliscriminated necdonon with allegations that thethey held appeared to0 be the ham m er’s handlutside Hansen, beaten agaigain Smith with themn to t a mobile home in well. behalf of Marlon Herrearera, who has charge;e of« second-degree kidnappir>ping and and then abanindoned by Rovig and Bravi•ave, Hansen. •been seeking employmiyment at Idabo aggravaivated battery. ■ • Smidi contended thatliat after the beat* according to thw filed Tuesday, said Olsonson, to clarify that one of the allegatiiladons is dis- TWINFALLS-S - A successful crimination based on nationalna on*- trial lawyer by tn I g ia t trade, retiring I Senate majorityity leader Jim The complaint offersrs f m details Risch, R'Boise,!, didoesn’t ofte4 about the allegation. meet his m atdi in \a d^>ite, .but he did ITuiredayy wj w i t b D n i o ^ Dllettaittes will horlonor Bruce Petty. The two CandidaUdates fo r Ueu! I director wlthdlnneinerlntF. tenant governorr fafaced off in 4 ' TWIN F A IiS - LongtiIgtime direc* quick-paced debate: — 'to r Fred Scheibe wUl1 be honored the Twin FallsIs C 9 along with four other vete'eteran mem- Commerce and Cab]:^One.Tber* ' bers of the Dilettantes of the Magic will be two m o rei-onO -o ctl7i^ Valley at the group’s third thii annual Oct. 22 - widt camcandidates fioni Hall of Fame Dinnerr ai Silent bodikxaland state]Ite levels. ^ Auction Saturday night. ^ With 22 vearsrs L in th e Id ah d The event is scheduleijJed for The B H B n A Senate, Risdi saididhisexpoi^ hi Ballroom. A no-host barar andi silent will pay off whenlen he uses the auction will begin at S p.m.,p with ■m office to promotiaote econbi^d . dinner and musical tribuiibute at 6:30 develogment. pjn. ••> ..... Perry, who usedso'^has a iaW .. i Scheibe, who lives in Lewiston,1 degree, touted birbttsiW irb eiM has directed several DilettantesDii m HSB rience and ladt of productions. He’ll be citcited along polidcs as tb during p a n n tH a d n r Ib o u ^ die two^PI>edgo«$ sw able at the door, can be reservedres by EM st Hsybum Bsmsfltsry SchoolHool Tliuradsy evtnlng. nansed barbe as tbet ^ t e s p ^ phoning Craig or Katrinirina at 736- to questions posedeo 1 oy narrators 8831 or Ola at 733-8116.1. TheTl cost is I Dan Oliiistead andmd Kent Jtut^ $20 per person. ^ dieir differenceslinphilosopU in The Ballroom, is locateated a t 205 : h o o l o f fF l e r s a s s i ;i s t a n c e ja t c o n f e W were obvious. Shoshone St. N. ferences Perry said be preipredicted a taa increase to help ma By Shari CftiChaney uas-a-second-language instru make up for £ ruction- Burley H igh1 School £ teacher Hernandez He said having tranans- $200 m illion to> $250 $2 mUlioif Resource center wllwill offer I!™*""*Wl writer al aide at Big Valley Elemenentary Yolanda Saplenlen said. The plan laton ------S< tors available does m ^ e a djdif* shortfall in n e n yet School and she speaks Sparanish. for upcomingI carents have a Elemiementary who have incucateted re^nd to opportoni Resource Center, 411 E. Sis er, Benavidez said. tnnities. Risch. SUthSt. successful confiinference, Sapien theyey would use translatorsI 1 if who said he cairieded tdie biU diat This particular viewingng iis timed Teachersirs and parents might At Heybum Elementary,7 , ESL said, it g e tss ;young people availailable at conference! as productive a meeting te: es, established th e DepiApartment of so that participants 6anan see the n"t haveas ; teacher Tina Hernandez!z and, involved withinn tlthe communi^. Hemtimaiidez said. Each family fillills Commerce, said'go rugged details of the moon» n ahd the « they can’tin’t speak the same Ian- this th year. Principal Ri I 'government R andy When familiesles are aware diere outt a a home language surve;'ey workers involved1 Inm economic i delicate-grouping of the staistais. S '?* '- Reddington,Rc walk the haUlU with - is a translator,ir, they are more • which Interprete lich asks, among oiher diing!Igs, development are! gettingge a lot eters to the rescue. , radios. ra When their biliningual likely to pardd]id p ate in parent* if aI translatorm is preferred, done. ^ EBATE,PageB3 work day since. Mary Hogan rode iier biki day this summer to her pl Teeen’s parennts want driverc cha therapy job In Hailey, tab: arged A(y vocates ]remembe ier 395 miles in the process. B y t< ™ hiCavener .c (Colo.) (Co District Court Oct. 23.3. LaGrande, Ore)re., who was _ " These are two of the peoceople who Tim—Hew*scoiTewoodwit o H E eta was driving die va:/an of injured; and theth< families of V II were recognized for their' effortsef in ------firefighters fir< headed to> th e Daniel Roma, 28,8,andRediaMae t ictims of rndental illnIness the just-ended Smart Moviloves pro- TWIN FAI■ALLS - A Twin Falls Hayman Haj fire in central Coloilorado Shirley, 19, bothth of Baltw a ty , By Pat gram that ran from June 10 to1 Sept. couple whos«ose firefighter son was on on June 21 when the veh Pat Murphy ination toward peoplepie with brain — ihicle Ore., and Barthol e»Wews conespondent 6. The ph)gram is deignedled to get l^edinaC1 Colorado van crash rolled roll on Interstate 70 nearn 20. of Corvallis,i.?0?e'"Arh'S SSSi __ disorders and their famfamilies.” people to use alternative meansmt of ®ummener wants criminal Parachute, Par Colo. Four peoeople Oregon atlomey, The evening’s projprogram was transportation >■ walking, bicWcycUng,- duurgespurwirsued against the dri- ivere wer killed instauly, a i ^ a 1 lAEEY - What diey lacked in brief - songs by Jennisnnifer Yelda -• lU th wrote a similar le n b ^ the 25 men and womenen accompamed by Paul C carpooling and b u - to alla l l e i ^ -ver^ dieiiled of his Injurierthiee: daysd of Anthony KyleJeofUGrande, " K ul Gregory on traffic congestion in thehe Wood I of some of the otiier lat^ late . Twd more were serioiiously who was i n j u r i > anended a candlelight vigilgil the keyboard: a damlance by Pat irsday night made up In dedi'di- . Robinson to the time “1 River Valley. firefighterss liIdUed or injured in JUuied. i i ^ If Helm is convnvicted, it could e ‘Tears from Evergreen Restaurant dedvriflidfr thecra^hchqwisver, are calling Vj on to the cause of ainng men'm- Heaven” played byly FRick Hoel; While some believe that HelmB make it hard to^ pi i n a ™ iU o ^ the Idaho Mountain ExpnrwM for ftt ttiemtbbedroi^ed. s isn respoMlUe forthe acddiident, lawsuit, Mike Zidc and an invocation ancand benedic* [uddled^ coats on die lawn oiof tion by the Rev. John)hn Mordand best company etfort. Vfoo^K>4 River five {lighters who iie the families and victimsI whov While die ZlgidRiches agree d u t the ol« Ride 'Share Cobrdinatortor Bath from injuriesin when their wanvant the' chaises dismissed old Hraey courthouse, thetie of die Light on the Moufountain, dare thpse types'of «msvan are danger- erououp remembered victims of But several membe Canister awarded the c a ^hB p ^to ^«&ToUedwiwas' Zachary Zi^ch, mirepariM to sue Ford Motor>r Co. ous, they also saidsai diat Helm nbers of the Evergreen sinM a hlgber■pwSn" p« /lft;«Ti«nFjI FaU^ who graduated Som ntal illness and renewedid .group were moved to tltears when I type should be held responsiblere for effortsrts to bring mental illness outut they volunteered to pro —age of its employees panWp*jJ S F — -irom.TwinI FallsF High SchooL ofF iving the acddent. provide testi- • of hethe shadows and abolish thele menials about mentalal iiillness and , Linda and Dan Davis and lent^ Mike Mid A n ^ las has a Ugh center of 'gravityirand t “We w ent out out there and stigira rrhursday that they Isn n a attadied to its victims, friends diey’d lost toI suiisuidde. _tro cU l^jrgn s. 'walked the tracksks.and kwked at .Tewfswa Evans, die driving force One young woman ItaUi;a1d;pa«ii^or best':^ f T l f ^ H e ld held ^ X in whov, didn’t ictim the van,” he saiilaid. “We have of liedie Nadonal Alliance Tor thele identify herself weptept because • f P o r t ; , ■ .1; s '’ I tU< •cddentlinaiilircanyy thei some pretQr strongng convictions.” i Mentaiitally HI and a member of tto se e ^ tg irih a v e menlem on.of th o n td len A reb of demite the advancess providedp r by B^t- After studyinglg the acddent Idaho’slo’s mental illness state pla^n- technology, cures forDr nmental ill* Ullce Zigich enanrnJHeabJotHiBrMtrflif her site, the couple condudedcc that ning cc 'dlwtareuiniiMiiS Ufe.* I committee, told die groupip. ness seem still so far fitnfirora reality, vrote Helm must have) takents ber eyes that; 1,200 1 NAMI U.S. andd Another speaker sai I a ncentlnur^G ufli said he was . 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Blainle Couiinty, Keetchum1 sign ol) f f o n hlousing ( : agreennent; KETCHUM (AP)^) - BUne County and powers p agreement this week. tbe d ty wfll now diai bIc. . V five menm bers of the board. The nevfiew end- l e ^ right to actaa as a landlord or to underc- affordable housing projectpro; in downtown iiare e q i^ oversight of The pact grants both the county ancT ty is calLJled tho Blaine-Ketchum H( the local housing; iuthority's efforts to S Houaing take buildingi anai affordable housing pro-> Ketchum. She said her fonner post vrts Ketchum appointing powerver over two of Authorin Ject on its own. arrange affordabhible housing for the the d five authority aeats. n. difficult because she sh was called'i^ Since!sit was created in 1997, thelie Wood Blaine Housirising director Gates Kelleh, employees who wori’ork in the restaurants A fifth seat will be filledled by housing R iver Vt t, Ketchum employee, but the dty and r«^. and on the sld lifts. Valley’s affordable housiniing pro- who resignedi inIn August, said the systema dents did not necessarssarily'advocate ^ authoritya' members, witht KiKetchum and gram hailas been ftmded only by £ Blaine County' commissioners c< and o / Blaine was broken andanc the Joint-powers agree-»• project county ratification. County andai Ketchum. Hie BUne»County C mentwasareali Ketchum City Coundm dl adopted the Joint- Previously, Blaine C oun^ s sal solution. *1 was forced inm this middle p ad d a £ i 9 appointed all Housinglg Authority, however, he!ield the Kellett had1 workedw on a controversialJ fotuid really avttovard,”d,” K1 e U ettsaid .^ » : — — Se5 R V I C E S - — I Ga;L S t l e f o r ( d will k(: e e p d e j WaadaMaeMoMIo«ofPaul,funer> Hill Cem 3 will follow in Twin Falls VValley Funeral Home,e, 2551 community,y, following1 a meeting Also this week, councilil mem- V olunteers w I Home,Bu^).. Cemeter>ery; friends may call from X s will perform th^ Kimberiy Road, Twin F ^s. the a t y Coukiuncil had with Twin bers b tabled a dedsion onn Jerry woiic Saturday,y, O0 ct 26. The coun-! 12-S pjn.n. todayt at White Nfortuary. Falls Countmty Sheriff Wayne ai DomldOmrietTiDca'Donnenof and Barbara Barr’s requiuest to dl approvedproviding pro lunch tor, Irene R. Miller formelerly of Tousl^rthisvis week. movem a mobile home to0 M ain the volunteers,t. Poft Falls and fonmrmerly of Burley. GeraldJd aerry) Duane Steward WWendell, graveside servicrice at 2 - Toualey im memorial service at informed the council Street Si as well as open a wetiding • Delinquentint accounU - Th« I at 11 ajn. today of Twinn Falls,I service at 2 p.m., p.pm ^^nday at the WtVendell that the TwinTv Falls County shop sh in a vacant building the at Christ the KiiKing Lutheran Saturda>lay at the Kimberly O council approveroved shutting of( Church. Commissionn budgetedb for half the Tne property, owned byly Herb water service on Tuesday to cut- Nazarenene Church, 3550 E. 3750 N, senior deputytty’s s^ary. Deuel D of Buhl, indudes thre< Kimberlyrly; burial will follow at ree lots. tomers 30 daysays past due with Blanche Davis of Burley,r, imemo- For the paspast two years, half of The n shop would be located1 0on two . their payments. LoyLVmaidkedeo f Fairfield, ser- Sunset MMemorial Park; friends riirial service at 2 p.m. Monii s. vice at 11 a.m . t iniday at Cooper’s salaiilaiy has been covered of the lots and the Barrs wi . today at the may callill fromi 4-8 p.m. today a t ththe Burley United Methithodist by a grant,, whichw nm s outs Oct. pi A dty ordinancance says water caa Faixfield Communitynity Church; bur- White Moi place their home on the thirc beshutoffifnot >fbrtuaiy. QChurch, 450 E. 27th SL;buriiriol will 30. Residentsnts of Castle/ord and The mobile home, man not paid for by die ial will be in the MountainM View fo:follow at Riverside Ceraeti inufac- i5diofeadimontlonth. A $10 tum-oq Cemetery, north etery in the sturoundnding area had peti- tured tu in 1976, does not me« :h of Fairfield Alesantuider John Alexander of HiHeybum; the family will receiven tittied commiinissioners to keep tbe U. r. ^ fee is charged1 to tum the w at^ (Dsmaray'sGoodbigiogChapel). TwinFalls U.S. Department of Housing ills, memorial service at 2 Mendshi before the memoritrial ser- . deputy, UrbanU l Development’s mini back on the first&st time. The fee p.m. Satu:iturday at the Episcopal viivice at the church (Rasmimussen "D eputy (J(Mike) Cooper has 1,000-square-foot 1,( requiren increases to $2020 thet second time Erma Guoderaoiion Arthur of Church of the Ascension; intern- FuFuneral Home, Burley). had a very popositive effect on the Ba and $50 the third[rdtime. I Paul, service at 2 pjapjn. today at the _ Barbara Barr said she and communinr,”” Mayori Rita Ruffing husband hu would construct ann .ddl Residents unahnable to pay their I 'Emersoo First andd Second2 Ward | by Tuesday are Chapel of the Chuj ^ said.»He^sIS an excellent rapport tion tio to their 890-square-foot?homa 1 ‘’“ ‘f '’S’ hurch of Jesus ------I ) — widi the resid«ddents, and has great- to 1 encouraged to0 contactcc the dty. Christ of L a t t e rty ^ Saints,i 127 S. ^D e a t h n to meet' the requirement. ^JOTICES ly improvedd code< enforcement ‘ There ' is existing water>r and office and makee arrangementsar for 950 W.. Paul; intermem ent will follow 02 and traffic con»ntrol. Parents in the sei p, but payments. ' a t Paul Cemetery, friendsfri< may call "11101*60id Culley thThursday, Oct. 10. 200: sewer service to the shop, Bridgeview Estates Retirei.««««► community appreciateai the fact new ne lines would have trtuaiy; private Rupert ChsIhapel. letter that a “no” ^ share of the5 newn one-year con- with wit those ordinances. vote supports termterr limits and a inurnment wm be in dieI Bellevue Cora Ann Dybdahl tract will go up Cemetery. up to $19,437, due to Other C coundl business incndudr ‘Ves” vote opposes>ses temi limits, KytoWUInilianra tTWIN FALLS - CoraI Ann, a cost of livinglg increasej and rising ed: ed: Dybdahl, 61, of Twin Falls i • Next m eeting-ng - The next r ^ FA LLS-K yle Williams, {JJ 5 died medical benefitefit costs. Of that, the • • Donated materials - Frananklin ular monthly meeti W MFsitddldafafBuhLmemori- Monday, Oct. 7, 2002, atIt her school districtict will pay $8,400, Bui leeting is at 7 pjn. 'al service at n ajn.a. Saturday1 at rin Falls died Thursday, home Jnn in Twin Falls. Building Supply of Twin FallsIls has W ednesday, NovMov. 13, at J&D 002, at his home. and the dty willivill pay the re st dondonated the materials to re-i the West End Cemet in Buh. The memorial service wilrill be _____ e-roof Printing. • (Farmer Funeral Chapi gements will be ^eldu A at 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. announced:ed by Parke’s Magic Joo uneral Home of Twin pjJJ2002, a t P arke’s Magic Va « — wn RindlhfaadacherofBdse, Funeral Home in Twin lFt i t ' T r e e:e-sitter (c d i e s a f t e 5 0 - f o o) t t f a l l service at 1 pjn. SatuBturday.at.tbe- witlivith Pastor Jim Sommer offii‘fidat-’ LDS Boise 14th-Ward,ixdrsmvfest SAN FRAN(NCISCO (AP) - A atioItion in the Ramsey Gulch a ' Cherry Lane, Boise;t; viewingv one oMpH®n I area Firstl activist to be killed1 during a n Foukal Cremation and private iniinum- with thehe environm ental aboiibout 20-miles south of San1 JJose tree-sit protest .hour before the senervice at the TWIN FFALLS - Stephen men ion of activist groupip Earth First! has sino est .when the Dent are under the direcdoi ince August. Naya had just comecc Humboldt Countyty treeq he was liv- duirdi; burial wiQ folioallowatMorris Fouka],,87,)7, of Twin Falls died theihe funeral home. • died after a fall of more than 50 to0 thetl aree-to join the protest feet from a rediedwood tree, raising Mor sston inginwasfeUedbyiby a.Iogger. ilonday night and had climtnbed “They think they’rethej on a mis- ' concerns abouout the dangers of intonto his tree Tuesday momining, sion and they don’t tree sits, often U2 lon’t consider the, I used to stop logging Davi)aviesaid. risks involved,”:d,” said Jipi ______I operations. OnOl Tuesday night, for — ObiiTUARIES- The man, who r an Branham, a spokesn«sman for Padfic /hose identity hasn’t unkinknown reason, he fell out of>fthe 1 Lumber Co., which been released bl ich has about six FweUtuanrntoSMdM1 Mbfflwtkm. col 73»«931, EM.M. 278, batw—n 2 pjn. and S pjn.pjn Monday thnwgh Stturday. 1 but went by the for- tree%e and was taken by helicopopter tree sitters currently OmMm Is 4^30 pjn. tol est name “Nayalya,” had only been to S ntly emits logging IV . for nuM iy poMcatloa. Tlw MlMnafl addrMe fcf eWtuaifM fa oMobKs»flMClevaUtjr.eei^ DMtth 3 Santa Clara Valley Medidical property in Humboliboldt County, 30 MoOo— a w a ft— in the tree forr abouta 12 hours on Cem ifteeaedcaiibaplaosdMiitiSpjpjiveveiyday.______^nter, where he was soon ppro- miles southeast of Eureka.1 “I do \lj ___ Tuesdoy eveniining when he fell, nourounced dead. The county cocoro- think they view the according to Dei[>ennls Davie of the ner’j ' their actions as B urleP Y\ the funeral oron Monday. The family Cemejmelery. Arrangemenls are unc er’s office had not determinlined being somehow hereheroic, instead of ______suggests mememorials be given to thee direction di of Hansen Mortut ontingent of Earth thele causei of death or the malan’s dangerous or illegal’goL” Ida^o Homele HealthI and Hospice. Burlev jrley Chapel. lendty Thursday. Davie said hee acknowledges ac 418 OneidaI in Rupert. “Santa Cruzuz E arth First! is The Th man isn’t the first to0 be that tree sitting is d deeply saddenemed by this tragic injui is dangerous and GiOODING ijured in a tree-sit protest,t In that there is a herelieroic nature to ______Rupert event, we neveiver like to lose an Aprilprii, 22-year-old BeUi O'Brienin of putting one’s body c R ^ v i s t , ” said Davie.D; "This was'a Pord dy on the line to irdand died after falling fronjm a protect something,lng. But he said youngmaninhistiis first tree-sit” treeee in Mount Hood Nation - Earth First! h onal that all Earth First■irstl protesters, ! has been staging Fore;irest in Oregon. In Seplembnber induding Naya, are g tree-sit protestssts against logging 1998 ire given training. >98, David “Gypsy” Chalain on how to remain. ^Sfi e and healthy company Redwocvood Empire’s oper- becai!came the first C ^ o m ia ^iuth during tree sits. I Founiidation of]fFers millkons to schhpols: H BOISE (AP) - ’) - The J.A. and enhaihance the effectiveness of tlthe ments if they also t H Kathryn AlbertsTtson Foundation state' so administer a'i ite’s.new achievement statan- midyear standard!irdized test in. H on Thursday si(signed an agree- dar^rds and assessments prograiam. January, ment with the• statest creating an It wi will also help Phe teach«her For 55 percentt ofof students in incentive systemim that could pay trainilining that state lawmakei:ers any m d e at or abov Idaho schools up uj to $8 million have bove the target, ve underw ritten so that ththe th e incentive is: $15 $1 for every Hahn Jayne HoMrinMd next summer. }gram can be implemented. ^ The Idaho Stu student - and $255 forfo every stu- Helen Jayne Hossletd}ld Ot Burley )tudent Learning ** “?T‘It takes time, training anand dent if there was a m J Kick Off Incenti'Itive will provide resou a midyear te st died Tuesday. Ocioberr 8.8, 2002. at sources,’^ Olson said. “Thi'his The incentive isesrises $5 for each Ihe Cassia Regional Medic — I cash to schools1 wherewl at least 55 incent xiicaiCenier entive program is one waytr r her grovvth,” impro>rovement target for eaciich “In the end, we al was a member of the C ho 4 lls . Idaho. She 0" Gov. Dirk Kempthpdiome said dur- Idaho e all want the Church. She loved camplntri!?,!*3lno, llshlno, Sf 'I'S Lofd.; ember 13. 1944. After theli ho student based on growtlirth same thing - makinking sure oixr' d. She enjoyed music. m ariage S the couple moved (otc ing the agreemenent signing cere- ratesIS experiencedt by 1 mlUioi white water ralting, 4-wl-vrtiseling, raaHlng. sewlni.lng. oardanlng. and jg. mony. on children reach the!h hl| i^ expecta-, dogs. gardenInQ and spentwndlmli™ cakedKofallm. 10 and she assisted her hus- studenlents across the narion lasast tions .we set for them,” the State /Ived by her husband J with farming on Shoestringng F oundation DiDirector Craig year.r. outdoors. She especlatiilally "ovad „ She Is survlvt Olson said th e ii ■ Schools Superintendendent Marilyn being with her husband,3. kfds.h and and lourr daughters. d Regina Mavin } incentive will Schcchools can get higher peyiy- ' Howard said. grandkids. (Marc) CarlosDS of Maple Vaney. ixinet. worked at bolh the Idaho Survivors include herir hhusband. Washinglon; Jeanlne(^^eal)Co^ad;Jao 9 Tuberculosis Hospital and y^t«pfBurlw;adauohiiOWor. Karen Jjanala (Rocky)<. She was preceded in1 death'by d< Morgan; and a \ sodlng: son, Robert ‘Russ* toutttue e deanig.* . - ’ . hard! of Meridian. Idaho:t ion cleanup plan ■ ;tmBfandp«f«ni«; lather.; HaroldH Roeylee Powell o» menfs$3S9milUon ■' "“WBwandasWof. janWiJev mor,-Oonna L. Carpenter ol3|. .. — while the Nationalnal Academrof— Wey.^ Shewasprecieceded In death by Qoodlng;ling; sisters. Iletha (^ rstreet ^8 che ^ency's • l v/L ’^brarartervicee wiu be he oHy Lewis and Oavid and Laquerra Lac Statum both of9t Sciences reviews 1 fo^M ecrelCunha.' Houston, >f work g M i S S i ipn, Texas; five flrandchlldren hoAooe Couittr vtti be held at 11 am. andekihtightgraai-grandchlldren. fl -Halleh^-Sho s ia - d T s^ a 12; 2002. at the P lwai ^ a ?8fy|ce8 will.be conduct- ft- ^ laloffidBtv. Hwsen Mortuanlajv Burl6y Chapel. edat.lO10 am.; i Monday. October 14.1- JlltbBrn:i321,EaiLMata.sli.Str6et,3uri«y.wlth-2002r 8t lDemaray-Funeral Chapel InJ;...___«'^«u4yeomes.b Ing. ^ e ^ e r i ) wilt follow at .frtertdaaithamortu- thethba© who desire contribu- in d « n ta Kour prk3rlOT'to,the service, tlonamay blood^lSSS? n. piW lo.dirfemMI wlllhs nay be to any chslty o( 2 I M (n Pteaaant , c h ^ . '* hedtfa frD tam & S j whether those^i^ P y

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^ G l d y A L LE Y / l D ^ o H ■— - - F l o a triNG: DRAGON'N ______=; De^clo seceks ele^ctricg^ a n t B y M a f ynnaBrfatot l^ ■Jay j. D arrington told Etteter and the city’s mobnobile home ordr------TImee WswsI oicofrespooiknt H erring ' nancewas ex'tenctended. Darrington read a lettei * • Sheriff’ss isissues - Council DECLO --s City officials are DDouglas Yoiing of the 1 preparing to apply for a block SiSurveying and Rating Bin!,r!5« members voicioiced concerns to grant to upgrpgrade tiie dty’s elec* alabout a recent survey o nty Undersheriff trical ^temm. . DDecio Fire Department» ''t ' Cary Bristolll al ab o u t pro b lem s wilh out-of-town Jenniferr EtterI and Carleen cicity’s fire protection ratin own people at foot* H e rrin g from fi Region 4 been b« lo w e^ from seven i b an gam es. The Th council also D evelopmlent er reviewed what ' which wl means Dedo area•n m entioned peojjeople were skate- must be donone to complete the dents de will pay less for fireeiis^r boardingwhereicre they shouldn’t ; grant applici f lohJi beandtiierehadhad been some van* ‘ Ucation. The council ance. ar Decio Fire Chief'•John dalism inddents. must finalizilize the city budget Pons Pc was commended. nts. j before detertermining the grant Pons reported that with1 acqut-i • Speed limitmit - The 15 mph : K f J f f amount. Thehe city already has sition sit of a new brush tructick, the speed limit signsgns for Main Street; budgeted $4C540,000 to match the department de now has four trucks.tr in front of thethe schools have; grant Qty ofloffidals may need to Other < council business indud- ir arrived and willwil be put up as; complete anin income survey of ed: ed soon as possible,lie. ; residents asswell. w * Trailer removal - Thee dead-i • Crosswalks - “We really i les - Paint for cross-1 I Iy appredate all your line lin for a local couple to reiremove walks on Jdah(Iaho H ighw ay 77; work and hd]:elp witii this,” Moyor a t a trailer house that is viol;olating through Dedo> hasha: been ordered. ; Dse Creel pipelirQe mightIt Stay 5J2______SaS aw tooth N atio n al FoForest Nennenga said.1 * spokesman Ed Waldapfel:I said. Mike Poulton,on, Bruce Bedke.; ' - A pipeline built Officials will probably malake a Scott Bedke andnd BudI Bedke te ld ; r to supply water to dedsion de< next summer or fall.til- the grazing peimiumits on tbe aUot* ;.S. Forest Service The 1 pipeline provides addi*a ment. In the summersui of 2001 les south of Oakley tional tio w a te r co ca ttle duiluring they received aa grant{ from the ne a permanent fix* droughts dre when the spring;Igs on Natural Resourcejrce Conservation MMqwn/nii the land don’t produce enonough Service to buildUd diei temporary Minico High School iunJonJort, fhowcasing China In tbeI school’sm boowcomlnc partde,I. badbj a flr»t(MtMn( d r ^ on rvice and Bureau of water, wa said Scott Nanneien g a, pipeline. The ForeForest Service coo- float. noaU from Mlnlco't:o's various classas, clnba andId taaittst paraded around ths Rup< igement employees. Burley Bui an d Twin Falls Disiistrict ducted an enviror iupert Stpisra Thursday aftamoo ng an environmental forest for ranger. Most of Thf parade thama waa 'Round'Ro Trip-Tha World Is Ourur piaypoond.’I Homaeomlnc wtsiirtsk cuimlnataa Friday wtth tha f the ment of the project pr before :o see if a permanent pipeline pip lies on Forest Serervice approving it. Nann tMllg«maat,7;30p.tn.A5,000. and and started October with intheyear. Hememandez strives to m ^ e sure.si “50 in a minute"te" program in Kempthome with $26^00(,000 in the Brady’s supiupponers induded for- $8,£S8,500 in the bank, Wasden bank and Brady with $200,i r a ls S mg as an aide aidtai her own parents thisie concernso and successes of-if-the Spanish. HavingI dodoctmients audi- 'JOO,000. mer Clintoiton administration helileld his cash and went into more importantI conferences when childlildareheard •■But overall, Kempthorhome has Interior Secreffetary Bruce Babbitt; last as the students'I'report re card in: ast five weeks with a baluic’« «iin. ferences allowslool because of tiie At At Big Valley, Benavidez oft}ften Spanish would also! raised less than $800,00(000 in his Heinz food heiresshe Teresa Heinz, $56,K6.000. Isohdp. ; 1' where the diildrrier. Her father condinducts the conference rathither “We do see ququite a bit. of uerva* p a re n ts can :w h« words of English thanlan translate fo r the teachiter. . Hispanics,"Sapiensensaid'butdier^, isman om didn’t speak Shele talkst with the teacher andai is always roomtn i fo r m ore to Crash _ she didn’t go,” getsIts testi scores and other infiifor- become involvedL Continual from Bl mati recovering r« yet. It’s beei tvre recent summers1 onoi The the diarges isis a tough one, said touglNigh,tou^d^” fed cared for anii p ------Times-News staff as a repreporting Eileen H&isiofBuriey,v^oseson, of — could ers know tiie par intern. Fiala’s father, Davidivid Fiala, Robert, wasI alsoa] injured in the Tii ^ Spantsh-speakii1 Braveave. He said some aspects ofo ing to court records. S Times-News corrupondissing embarrassed th Is. She was sen* ; said his son is now doing{well. wi He crash. LommaineCavenercanberraehed ifherwithadiain. iheca! case were still under investisti* tenced June 5 to 180 days In jaU < is no longer using crutcheches or a “My son’s OK.01 It would be easy 436-1 swer, Endish and don’tin her moutii and gatiortion Thursday, but no mon i6-13Sl or leavener9oabteone.rsome ences. jre - suspended - 24 months’moi proba* •' neck brace and is a t t e nlingBoise d fo rm e ttsa y toto drop the charges,” J7ie/ her man apparent chargirges or new suspects wen!re tion, a day’s work i "w Assodated Prea contributed How translating rk detaU and ' State University. she said. “Ifi myt son had been thisniisnport in blood from her expeclected. Bermingham said hihe ordered to pay $63.!63.50 in court on the teacher,Smith 1 told investi* * didn’tii’t know the extent of Smith’; lelm. Some teachers ta h’s costs, COUR re co rdssay. sa; I police Rovig and injurielines. Meanwhile, police poi were . that makes sense' Debate — de her take eight SmiiImith was no longer a patienmt ordered by a judgedge to search. : CpniMdfromBl tich she couldn’t at Magic M Valley Regionalal Thompson’s homene andi found ; cradcdownonan dairies by enforc* thee officeol himself. a cDod idea 10 years ago, so T hursursday, a hospital spokeses* some drug paraphaphernalia - ' so good ing th e law s alreadya in place. Since Sin Risch announced t e M nan said. htieven I»cked it, but sinccince then Risch said the ^ Kidna]ing her alone in w ^ induding two syringenges-.andpos* • le industiy is young runn:inning for thei office, h e h liis isn’t the first time Rovi(ng sible drug residue, ai heiuis come to understandid iti isn’t and h as growliwing pains, but at repea ~ Continum: from Blfor some time, s, according to I agoodidea. peatedly said heU use it to p verenimedwidi I Brave have faced kidnappinging re p o rts. E ven so,o, Thompson ’ ! some pofaitln1 dme,ti the state wQl mote • hands in front of h xges, according to police anc Peny said the state is losilosing its hava to get tou»ugh because there tioila 5 - some of whitJi charge nd m aintained h er Innonnocence and I sniffed a socKin rt records. contended that thele paraphema-p ; competitive edge in itss hh: i ^ r are more p e^ ^ > iio don’t dairy eariieriier debate, be even sugsBsti^ ^ began to scrub heiive been freshly “ ^ 5 education system becau:ause of tbanvdiodo. . told her to get lovig and Brave v^rere arresteeed Ua was probably left by former hewwould a g»on foreign tn m m attempt to dean April 25, two days after Jojoy residents or visitors tc funding cuts. Tbe Idaho CaCoDStitutioD says die - dcms.OS. eported . Api rs to her apart* body and hair, Stn impson of Twin Falls reporteced ment, accordingg to; police said that during thriienen M’s out’of state thatn ss* . Kurtin was takenin byb; the Idaho ; It utniliiai. H a u x d d * to 10 pills, whiclde Hansen, made ing. Department of Health He and ; w sities got unprecedemented and does whahat the governor exam;ample of the minlmuin-waj identify. he car, threw her Thon loareases and could standid to go .’'deemsnecteai hompson told police she hadad Welfare. In an intervieTview with 77tc i . isaiy for the good of lawt forf( farm workers t t e t lai her repeatedly, givensn two women -whom she vm ^ut until the .ecosconomy Aytote.";Pbror m a n y .lie u te ^ t maker was • A fter leavinj he Times-News a shortTt time t later, I ikers could not gat pu s e d uhas a the bathroominto fc die car and kneww by b first name only-permiS'is- Thompson said sheshe had been I It ImportBe means it gotgot die attendod W A e gove ier. S m ith told . don to watch Kurtin for a b w t an ^^tery said the state neeiiM d jtp E f e S S tItl gOYBiw defines naran Rovig and Brave an allowed only brief visitsvisi witii her r and die Haiuta^gqy^nior.P**'' Smith’s flnthing - hour,r, accordingsn to police reports,s. son and wasn’t beinging toldi where :he walked to a Kurd ° ^ appeared to hav* tirtin was later found safe fatla a tewas. ' I caught a ride to Twinn FallsF area home, and R o i^ig Jennifer.Gose*Ee:•Eells of the Suieide !***“ washed - and fromto a passing and Bn d re s ^ Smith rep Brava were charged wid) sec-X- Twin FaUs Countyf prosecutor’spr S L t e m B l ' , -V i: ding to Foster’s ond-dejdegree kidnapping, accord*d* dvU division said Frid i '. v'-y .N gndg * After makini Friday that aU ' to reports, th e y td d invesd-ti- , chUd protection casesses arei dosed. • ^ksitk XS the bathroom, Roy ^ ^ ^wed by gators>rs they had taken Kurtinin So sh e could n o t di: a similar account becaus ; discuss any ! jy M U c e tte drove her out^de luse they were concerned:d detaUsofKurtin’scasease, induding >m,3pemordi0f&bu

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Monm n o n dh u rc h ^11 app(>eal 4m I ) ' i to re:^gulate: sp e e c hT in pla:Lza ^ dbertson s ______SALT LAKE.CITYf(A P )T T h e I Monnon church saidI 1Thursday< It win appeal a court dedecision that reopened a section of the dty’s Main Street to anyonele who wants ' ^ 1. to picket, smoke or susunbathe on \ the sidewalks thnirough the > Monnon church plaza.I. niit Court of ver ruled y~ iain Street ^7^ : traditionol ______Ooi(>A [ing said that :ch on side* “* " jfci^ vned by the TTie 10th U.S. Clrcuiional. Appeals in DcnvtThe Church _• 1 W ednesday that MaLatter-day B | . plaza sidewalks arcvities ti on the public spaces. The nilin:h was pur- ■^bertsons 'IL restricting free speedn April 1999 mSSm, A+it'Soda ,VV^'N\ ^ w l® ® walks, even those ownJgh the dty '^rtcdV .rieii [ft iRIkAv'*''"' church, is unconstitudoisem ent to Before the ruling, Tl and of Jesus Christ of Liapproved Saints could limit activiion conduct. ^ H 9 eate a Tirst H l 7 downtown lot, which ^ 1 chased from the dty in!,’" j said ihe, for $8.1 million. Thouglurt panel. maintained an easetomey Von tl was “very ensure public access, nTi1?3” rriiiiiiif^“ l-tT church attorneys iona and will 7BL 22 Oui numerous restrictions )th^Circuitor 'The d ty cannot crea >ertsons V ’'' Amendment-free zone," three-judge appeals courire the full K^HgAssortedR ato Sauce 'e agreed to L j ^ ^ K m Includes fibdePork A Chops • Umll 10 PInie .fl Mormon church attoj >««5.'rlomCho£ Keetch said the churchople 1 walk ^onnd.AIwi d. “But we Alwa)^ Tender H m troubled” by the dedsioi ^ 'v u p io s appeal to the full lOtlt we would . 'oSl.99lb. court and possiblya^te, i picket Supreme Court. “We b o u ^ t it, we anin front of property owners and we;»the heart the right to have peo| itained by E s M ||Hr^3%£xtr across it," Keetch said, m m didn’t think lhat meantiders \ also D SH Ground have groups demonstratexclusive and hand out literature.”rature and { fm M L Grain Pasta The walkway runs in] music on I Ounce the Mormon temple in t upioSI.fl9 of downtown Salt Lake Careas to WKl U landscaped and maintarig h t up oneless I mssD w ith the I th e church. City lead< ^H ||H I^ndon granted the church e>ies taking P aifl n Broil I I r i ^ t s to distribute literalichsaid. USDA Set' l E E ! broadcast speeches anda r B aptist the block. from his “There are plenty of 1 protest that aren’t ri against the temple, wthe plaza d H l O H Tende: • * (Tiw ClwrcliofJMwCM reflecting pool and brideous pam- llulk pJclu Shritt of U r t t o r ^ Salntt e mnotrMtrtettpMchonthls o i wedding pictures,” Keetd^I Gospel |9ia,«iNehtliielwrelildibllt,aM W iti|9M l«cp«tiv t rated WtdtiMday. Kurt Van Gorden, a xtraLean minister, drove oU night f J ld Beef home in Victorville, Calil J Ibv Of More I .on the plaza Thursday. K m , been arrested twice on th for handing out religioi Bondessi j l phlets for the Utah ssPorJc D ^eVWhiMission. ^ N ^ H Sirloin CJ H orm d • AlwjwChops D o d ^ B *»ys Tender S 0 a U f§ 9 . ^ GarUc Br p B ■ 2ILY.8!&JH Fnim ViHtr In-Slor Famiilily Owned andf Operated/or< ovt mm '} $' I------I |P ^ B fill Newl 212 0 P 3 I r DOrk I R a i n S3 ' 5 0 0 Q uad-1-Cab 4 x4 ■ u #01190.6-»pdpd Cummins, SLT, K«yl«irto u Entry, CD a moral ver 30 Years ' $34,996* ‘ Salad ardenM f/^rKK _All>efi5oi»Mix New! i g H DeU Bac< - 2 0 0 2 FPT C ru ise r Fri>myourIn-SlureS< # C P llli Dnan a m Crulaer Bread ' $20,893* i M .49 B . t »i-Siore njkrrr EDodge Intrfr e p i d IL' #01070 V -9B, ,* Alloy WhMie. CD,D. ILoacM l $ 1 8 ,921* * m o i ^ExtraLai Newl - a i ^ e H ^ ^ B l V o p i c a n a IV AuonedV«ridlaetl ■ Newl _ 2 0 0 2 D u rango SLLT+ q H •01139 Hug

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Gounrt vacatees methisentenice, I n f o s - N e w s t mSIn BOISE (A D -THie h e J d ^ Court enforcei cement officer should be by the excused Juror, andar within 'SOC .TfTR-OUGlIGH O C t7 2 6 I of Appeals has vacaucated a Kootenai thrownn oc u t The case focused on iprts ^agesstb seetiov 10 minutes, they came bebadcwitfia FRIDAY, o a County drug comrlcdiction because a problemjm s with the Juiy. guQQ'verdict o a n ,7 K ) o p M replacement Juroror did< not have Aboutu t three hours into delibera- r favorite te flQ . Clover bnhwtmSon School O ktoberf^ enough time Gomez filed a motion I your : e a m i s d o in review the evi* tions; theth« Jury sent a note to 1st trial, claiming the recoiin stitu ted 5® Brolwursl Dinn*inner 5:00-7:00pm 1 ) " V _ District J Juiy could not have reviiviewed the I— ■— ______Veh.clos • OldI WcWogons • School Bus | llie appeals courturt iS&nimously that onene of the Jurors'had i n v ^ evidence and reached a1 %verdict in I ' "' _ Tinw s'NVewsAd:10-9 ew I ruled cn Thursdayr thatdl the convic- gated the th scene of the alleged I MASTERS AUCAUCTION SERVTCE I tion of Jason Gomez i such a short amount of tindme. • J k _ lez on charges of assaultsIts and now had colored But Judd denied hisis motion, ^ JA G ELS Al^M O T IO N J k www.moslcr;slorsouctlon.com I conspiracy to commjomit trafficking Judgmeilent. Judd removed the sentendng Gomez to fiveve to ei^t Sunday, Octob{IH-cheMh- 734*: 34-2548______I • 4 drawer chc TheTlm>»Wewi chest of^ drawers - kltchcn metnielal storage cabinet - (loral coudim ------. days in Jail, 178 i rccllncr-2 occ[Kcasslonal'llvlnu room chairsrs - Sylvanla 2 4 ' color TV w lihI remoten SATURDAY, OOo a . 12, 1IKX)am I suspended, two in CMI filing . • Sylvania radi•adio phoiio){rapn consolc -• eodeo lables - several small dii ; JEROME - Recent a lettrkal T^-„vin |Foils I (It activity in Sth ^ J W k program; fail- Citibank vs. April Craig.Ig. S e e k in g kllchen Jppllaillariccs • KIrhy vacuum w llh attachmentsail -'Cosco step skm)I Dtarict Coun In JeroRMw CountyC included U ^ $1,160.94 plus interest; $250 ett>ittontey foes (able and i foifolding chain - 1 each llcrltagi;tage and Franklin fireplaccs • | kii1,'iiVl.le Autos . Pick-.ick-ups • Trucks I thefoUowinjp a st'op**^nfdii- iif uncowested,' $125 per houru- Iif contest- bar witli Jtoot:» ts - cntonaininent center - singlesl rollaway bed • hide .i.1 lH-,1 - RV'S • ATV's^’s i& Equipment I R missed by proMcu- «ed. Plaintiff alleges defendanttnt owes for couch • bakerer racki • loveseat with matchingling over size chair. Toking Consignsignments Doily I M isdem eanor a rrarralgmnents 3U ttu \ tor; Magistrate an < account oblisidon or debt rerreceivable. OLDER a COLLEC1 Anderson Lumber vs. C ICTIBLE ITEMS HUNTS BROTHETHERS AUCTIONS Roiendo A«iiilw<3uivhavea. 22. 36-B N. \ rS C C ..‘’i r l t i ? : H>ll m ilk pilchtcher • splaiu-r crock bowl • GriswoldCri: cast Iron dutch ovciiI-gran- - 734.3 Randatl and Kerry RandaU.IL Seeking iic ware - goofi U-2S48______I 400 W ., Je ro m e;e; fa ilu re to \ ^ Jeffrey Clayton i wfus glass piccc • cherry pie ppla late • crystal p itc h er w ith <> gl.i{I.1SWS ------purchnseAnvalid driver’ter’s license; open '- e s ^ SS,134.29 plus inteivst; $1,60000 attomey ,uver nlichcr;r - assortitl costume Jewelry • B anos, 43,159 El f fees. Plaintiff a l l 4 ^ defendanl y • kerosene laiftp • Fcntun gl-*'i a « . j SATURDAY, oo a . 12, 12KX)pm conulner, pre-trial confcw feren cs Nov. 4; Camlnb Avt ant for lady's old liaits ls. . large I lull vase • 2 pieccs of Kosevlllepotiery-camplireI tn Ave, Twin Faltepedt theft; $300 goods t and materials purchasased on an mellow tins • v, . Magistntejuiice'ninnu]nasRBomsen. fine.$200sio™ po«tal,ld1ScDma»a. S • wicker picnic basket • art glass[lass • 78 sp records. Tv«nHn FoilsI I Isaac Valdes Agulne, 33.10153 N. Fir, $35pnbatie open account etien fee; one year unsupervited Credit Bureau of Twin Falla VN, GARDEN. « H O P & Household • EstotosE: • Tools I N a 3, Jerom e; use or penposse^onof^ probation;! ' & SPORTINQ ITEMS n;180day»IniaI1.17rSw,d. iKay O'Toole. Seeking $3.07( eader - taw n edger • reel gas1 lawn lai mower • bench grlmJor -.weed 1 ' Anliques*C• Collectibles I panphem alio; pre-trialll cociferencecc Nov. ed, creditt forfo three days served; r ^ ^ j, ws, rakes, shovers - garden hose 4; Magistrate Judge interest of $U915G; $1,020 « ra ose • law n c a tt«garbage cans - asassort- Toking Consiofisignmenis Doily I ge Thomas H. orobatuoir ?ow M ^ «f hand tools.Is • saws, levels, squares • b a ttettery r charger - lumper cables - ca Bonvsen. ecutor; Mai Plaintiff alleges defendant < canvas HUNTS BROTHE)rHERS A U C n ^ I occounu assigned to the plaindiL ,f !"* i “, larp • lawn c ch; h a in • C olem an coolers • garden gari tools • som e flshlnK tac LeeE. Bennen, 42,17. 171 Blue U k e s Bonesen. idffforcal- newer pot,. • ______7^ 4:2548______I Blvd N a 26, TWin FalliFalls; driving with- i s . R enn HOUSEHOLD MISCItCELLANEOUS SATURDAY, OXT. a . 1 2 ,1(hOOAM iofunnce; pre-trial confefnfSSSK :? Juvenilele imbdenieanor Thoms& i Seeking $1,128.85 pluilus Interest M agazine rack:k •• plants - assorted lam ps • picturesplci • nick nacks. Webalco s: Dunh/W awiEiUEstole&lk|ukiation M adsnte Judge n>omast id n g s :of $97.98; $405 anom ey fees,k Plaintiff less steel cookwtkwate set • cake p a n s • O sterIt breadbi maker - crock not • pols Bobby Lee a u tte r. 19. i alleges defendant owes forr aaccounts ' utensilsIls •- silverware • p a rty snack setsset: • DIssel sw eeper • luggage - 1 17975 W .ililld.,([d.,CaUw*tioho unlowwn. Ketchum; drivinjMng Without priv- . ll Ann McKean, 15, 402 Sixth aassigned to the plaindff for colletlection. « o o l • seasonallal’decorailng Items • books; • wv all d e c o r. 2 Holy Bible recocords • Mnfr. Home • Motorn«(cvdes • Rest. Equip. I ilcges; ponesdng ■ driver's'cr’s license that U WV., - Je ro m e; fa ilu re to Uberty and R ociy Mountaindn Pipe vs. Victory hair clippersclip • fruit |ars • candle holdfolders • lable cloths - dollies • 111linens rim t‘Nmfatw* Ad: 10-10 I ered, eft; failure Unvalid driver's license; $68.50 VVaughan Corporation, dba Grtireea Spol * artificial flowewers • 20* box fan - wooden mmc edicine cabinet • cold pack cai 10 give notice of name or ai 50 court costs; M agistnte Judge VWelder*. Seeking $3,728.49 plusus interest; * dcctrlc Ice creamctc freezer • 8 ft x JO (t areauea rug . Sunbeam electric blani~ PICKEITAIAUCTIONS on driver’s UoenM; vehide LBotrcsen. $$1,200 attorney fees. Plaintiffiff alleges other houseliolilold miscellaneous, vAvw.pieketouetoucHoni.com I defendant owes for goods and shield mm tintiag viobdondon; pretrial con- _ . >d services NOTE: Mts Jagcagels has sold her home and1 movedm to an asslsti-d living ceiMnter. I SATURDAY, OXT. a 12, 11H)0am I fera>ceNov. 4; M agistnteue JudgeJ Thcnas F olonyararralgnmeflts ^ p ^ d e d ^ the i^aintiff. Merchandise hasha been moved to her son’ss property.pr Nice, clean sale. Risk Manogement Altematlatives vs. - _____ h«M .D avb, Todd W. Demorest. 21. J A. Green. 23, 601 Gem Drive, Gordon c Kealaiki and Tina Xeabalaiki.huj- : possession of a ccntroUed sub- ~ OWNER; LEONAM JA Q E L S Householdki EEstatej Sole .;| W ,W . Valley. Utah; drivini band and wife. Seeking $1,66666.08 plus ------wtAA 10-10 I ilege*; exceeding th e mu interest; $625 attomey fees.!P laintiff TracCnharBeUliailOadiDtvafSA lteSjW lurew«^^ alleges defendanl owes for a s u t u ^ A u cicnoNsaviCE n 1 N ov. 11, Jury tria l Dec. 4; as ' accounts Sofa e, RMMgad by Masters i ESSludge T hom u K. eji'Magistrate Ji assigned to the plaintiff for colleclection. * rs Auction Service ______324-31t-3185______I Booescn.' # Judge B m y Wood. ‘The B usiness thatt S erv ic e Built" Julie R. Egbert. 32.568 Ulen McKean. 18, 504 W. Ave. n 12,1 m !; possession of a c o u r t s sub- Divorces U SAT, oa. 2,1 1 « > A I>ST I ' Boise; vidation of WMonta AUCTIONEERSI CLERK CommrilyAwlion,IUvRui)y>^,Ne»ada trial conference Nov. 4; Ma| intinued anaigniDeni Oct. 21; Cadey Dee Show vs. JoJonathan LyleMatlert»rt OvyOsbonw J« 9 Judge B any Wood. M JoeBMiwtl LjmwLovvltmlnd Form Mochinery ♦• ArA n ^ Mochinefy I I TIiamasaBorRsen. ManhewShaw Buhl, Idaho0 Ooodbg, Idaho MobUa Ri43wi.ldaho I Od0onG«nd»Kara,20,eH6MW.A...E. • le S dnrtnenldt. 23,516 Fifth Ridtard Mellon vs. Gcotgla S(Seott Ray (208) 5«.5227>27 (200) B34-5350 (206 • •V#hlcfc»«4WSWheeiea«MIic I Jerome; banety/dom estic vio- M (208)5394111 (208)430-9063 Jbn Christanaon • Rupert. Idaho • 53 ° lbtm-94»w»A l « « : u i oor r ,posseaian of dnig parapher •531-4122 or 43M123 «s Ad: 10-10 I tSdSSferenceNor.4;M2Magistrate Judge Monte D. Miller vs. MargaretlltM K lllo - uMIePhonn £ 73M 616 • 539-S350>0 • 539-0111 • 431-73S5 MASTERS AUCTKICTION SERVICE I iM oas R BoncMn. e -tria l c o n fe re n ce Nov. 4;' Carmen Jean Logan vs. Thom..1 ningiHHOT ,46,1248E.2S00 Magistnteju> Judge Thomas RBomscn. Williamw Logan ona 206^3t-7355» FAX- 543-5227 orr 93493»«77«WWW masUfMufllenxom www.mottersoitrsoucflon.com I | under the laflu- — SATURDAY, OO.a . 12, ence; failure lo purchuetoetovalid driver's iokxum I license; pre-trial confereFerence Nov. 4; idoho Truck&«oUfoOer, PoM tdb | { Magistrate Judge lliom asisR K B om sen. ■fork Lift * 2 Tonon TruckT w/Holst I Andrew Sieven Harper,:«r, 18, 415 E K, SwMper • >Aanin • Parts • Tools I Jerome; baliery; pre-trialrial conference nnwe-NM^dw.^ Nov. 4; M a ^ s tra ie Judgedge Thomas H. It. Ad: 10-8,10-10 I Borresen. PRIMETIMEE AUCTIONSAl I Ray Hatfield, 77. 305 W. T hird, Trh e D e www.prlmetlmeomeoucHoni,com !| Jerome; committing crudtjid ty 10 animals; pre-trial conference Nov.V. 4;4 Magistrate « Y o » U v ai n t . SATURDAY, OCT. a . 12, IIKWam I V Judge Thomas H. Boawen. JuneSheffirU«rsouetlon.cem''“; |- ; ' Jerome; recklcM driving;; prepretrial confcr- l ^ a n t CTceNgv. 4; Magistrate JudgudgeThomtsH. SATUKOAY, oCT. a . 1^ nn)OMi r " Boe Steven & Emery, 17.:17.225 Orchard, Io u H m ^ E iMiM i e,Tw kiFdb J ' Eden; driving without privUitivileges; failure '92 AAofcury GrandGro Marquis ' J . i - to provide proof of Insunininnce; pre-trial . Travel Trollarr • (Collectibles - T : conference Nov. 4; Magisigisirate Judge Thomas H. Borresen. n rrw rN m« AAd: 10-10 I t Kyle Robert Witherfpoorwon. 17.490S. JMAAUCTKnioNratt : r k 100 W.. Jerarae; rad n g on public| high- ' . vww.jmoQucHlucHons.com • ' way; pre-trial conferencence Nov. 4; Magistraie Judge TTtomasiRBomaen. H. 1 . ■ -V ;;^ SUNDAY, o an .: 1 3 , 1.-00PM ; j U e n a J> o ^ ^ ,B u M . I M Isdetneanorsentett e n d n g s Household • c JMiectibles l« : • Shop ] • v Jorge Reyes. 52. 312 S.>. Elm.El Jerome; TUms-NtwwvAd: Al 10-11 I failure lo purchase/invall I B H B l B l 3000 B onus MASTERS AUOK:n O N SERVICE i Ucense; $150 fine. S79.S0SO suspended,—s www.moslertouisouction.com | 563.50 coun costs; six monihonihs' unsuper- vised probation; MagistnIstreie Judge W « ^ n d MONDAY, o an. : 14, ikx)i>m I 'Ilioauis R Bocroen. Alex Roben Aragon. 25,12 M l n i M Dixon D ^ s EsicrteBle i& Rulh Davis I Jerom e; use or possessionn of drug pota- F,krler I phemalia; S300 fine. S2501 Auto • Householehold • Shop I $63.50 court costs. $40 pubUubUccS^der N ationw ide Times-NewsI Ad:Ad 10-12 I fee; one year unsuperrised'pt Lot days in Jdl, 88 suspended; 1 MASTERS AUOK3m ON SERVICE I Judge Thomas R Borresea C harges vnvw.mostersQucsauclion.com I Brandon 1. Barker, 30.625^ E. Ave. H, Jerotne; driving under the influence;inll 180- TUESDAY, o aT 1 1 5 ,5 K )0 pm ] ision; $750 fine. g 3 0 % M orm Household • ToolsX)ls • Antiques i' AnytlRM Consignments Weleo'elcome • Jerome ] n ; 180 days In H ln u t« s KtAAS AUOIOTION BARN 1 to serve in work program; dtiyjjnvuigEcSSi*; wunoui >W H B ______20B»3245i45521______I y prosecutor;. uu n. (LBomaen. 'iv'-.Vy, THURSDAY, OZr. a . 17, 1KX)f»M 1 Byron R. Carney, 20. P.O.P.O Box 160, Fred & Caroline LeWft,Lev^ Twin Falls I C lettn Feny; dismriting ttetepeMcSBOO p Householshold I fine. $250 Buspendttl. $63.5050 c< su n coAa. ■ ^ ptobatlan fee, $40 publicibllc defender Ti/nes'NewsI Ad:Ad 10-15 I ljpr e h u iy ^ 30 MASTERS A U aiOTION SERVICE I t£25s”to j 5 ? 3 0 ^ ^ S i f > www.mostersauckouclion.com 1 , JudgeTTwnaiaBafreMn. Benjamin L Heck, 22.125'L25 W. 300 Nn FRIDAY, o a . 18 ,1 :0 0 pm. I V Gory Crawforth, orth, Albion I don; $750 fiu , Form Equipmentmt • Bockhoe | S450 suspended. $78.50 court)urt costa; one jw ju^^^^gr^tioo;>; 1(180 days in Times-NewsI AdAd: 10-16 i MASTERS AUCTIOTION SERVICE 1 disaetknaiy, M CO M m«lovrotkpr»- In vAvw.moslersauc.ouclion.com I liliir* te pur* V '■ f S S r t i ^ d d t j w r t Mcanw;iMificddout Ig^ b S I ^ I 1 for the “best" dedeal; , ■' SATURDAY, o aT. . 1'19, 11:00am I - ^toadaafai, Dulce & Orolee Wisernsemon, twin FoBs 1 idWpienai- > to! W« offer a grc y n MagUtrata Judge TbT bem ««'H > . )iea^Y\*,:i;x:V/:\ Tractor • Mochlnorysr^ • Household I to enhahcei our h Colleclibles • Form Foi Misc. *1 n^-Ne% vs Ad: 10-17 1 MASTERS AUCT10InON SERVICE I OOO fine. $100 tl ■rksforVOM- virvw.mostersouelauetion.com j ■ 9 6 3 J0 c oun costs; ooeTM T « . ■ fiS S sS JK S ilfi SUNDAY, o a . 20,20, 12KK)noon I Uiura Gter Uvingig EsloH)»Ei Buhl I Appliances • BedrooJroom Furniture I Colleclibles • SporliMrling Goods I Timet-NewsAd;Ad: 10-18 I MASTERS AUCnOfIO N SERVICE I J««wn» f ' www.mostarsoucli3ucllon.com I SATURDAY, O a ..2 2d 6 , IIKIOam I ■ ' ■ Rev. Geo. & EdHh Duncan,Dun Jeronte 1 ^ ■Pickups • Shop Toolsols • Household I © W IR ELESS* Koboto Troclor • CollectiblesCi I ! edgg 7imei-New» Ad: 10-24 I — I ------JMATAUCTIONiONEERS~T:sr|rrrrr AT»Twtaiciit-Nrrwe«K ------— -Wireless— www.|moouclIoritlons.com ' \

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I BRUBY VALLI ■ C O MI MI U N I T Y A U L E Y ~ j f ^ ■ Satuturday, O ctol>er IJ ■ Located: RuiRuby Valley, Nevada • ComUCTION ■ Fram Wells, ?4V. go southsou on 93 approx. 30 miles,1 2t , 2 0 0 2 ■ the sign ’Ruby like RefugeRel Marches." Travel 13 mll< O nce you hit the dirt road at Neff Mill,ommunity go Center ■ From Elko, NV. traveld 1.80I tow ards Sail Lake Cllys, ar tum right on Hwy Rt.229 at ■ Valley Halleck’ exit.?xlt. After approx. -JO miles, youniles, a n d at th e 'Y ^ stay left, ■ State Hwy malntctuncenee station. Do not turn; staygo rl| approx. 6 miles. ■ you will hitilt aI d in road at Neff Mill. TVave' and take exit .321, th e “Ruby ■ou will reach a -V* al the t- I 8rtHiW;liao*i!ipm Pm w c T— ______Ua! right and In approx. 3 miles ave1 6 m ore miles. FARM EQUIPMINT H John Occfe 880 swathcr - TD!ill A tractor • IVvo Farm hand ■ - In good shape • TD6 withwltl dozer, docs run • Bush Hognure fork - Farmhantl grapple ■ hitch • H eutun 620 swat:w ather w ith 12' auger header, ew2Z Holland hay condlUoner* ■ Farmhand lOwhcel Vhaf hay rake • Danuser post holeTD9 die C at w ith bad m otor, rest ■ X 12' trailer • Hydrauliclie K't land p la n e . TOple axJe smtlew S' bush beater with 3 Pl. ■ ramps • Homemade 20'«:0' Ktxjtencck flatbed trailer 225 slant 6 Chrysler m o to r • VCHICLBS dlgaer, 20 ‘ auger ■ Flatbed T I ' I9H9 Chevy A/4 Ion nickDickup. 4X4. 1988 Chevy Subumiall equipment trailer with ■ I/2tonplckup, 4X4-1S• 19HI Volk.^waKon Rabbit • 1981 B Chevy 1/2 ton p ic k u pI • . 1994 I' Suzuki Swift w ith wrecke spcctrum wlili wrwkcd'd frontIr end - I9H7 Ford plc k utburfoan. p 4 4 x 4 - 1 9 9 0 Dodge • 1969 Iritcniailoral 11001:CO pickup. 4 x 4 ,3 4 5 V8 engine981 • 1 Ford 3/4 ton van -1979 MOTORORBIKES . 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Childs small saddleIdle • C hevy step bum per • ChevIOUS cam per sh e ll. «• satellitedte d is h . 8 ' X 7 ' g i r a g e ^ r • sevio r. Homellte gas trimmer • gat i 0,000 b.t.u. wall heatileaters • Two space oil heaters? > e »< ch u te • S 'sp o o l coffee, Toro snow blower, tikee new • CM Munde 4 speedlevy t 8 ' cam per shell > Older Warner 4 speed transmissllission • Mercury outboard 9.8»even 40* pow er poles - TWo p u m p s. Utility traitor. PickupPicl tool box. behind cab 1.typ Gas generator, 2000 K w . • T ^ c k bed w ag o n . Murrajrray 5 speed law n m ow er • Pd o rttransmission • GM Borg bed liner • Metal office deskdej . 4 rolls of woven w ire.1.8 Ihp motor > IVo gas fire beds with frame . McCulCulioch. HomeUte and Ploneetype • Four molasses feeden Denver horizontal air drillirill ■ Chicago Pneum atic 105 ortablecu cattle sprayer • F2S0 blade • Pallet forks • Roplniping chute • Pallet fOtk foe front. BaitKd wire • Metal twin HKtdle. 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L’jSSlSM E tf ...... ' The Columljmbui Diy-WMkand Trailing of tha Shaap Fattlval In Ketchumn andi Hallay draws visitors fromsm thousands of mllas away. T'TT' rrailing oi)f the Stleep ce'^lebrate; histor n B ouick By Karen fi Sunday Momin” prograram. And Tfte ranch iss oi on the northeast cor- Lodge. Lti All jazzed »w« correipomlent______ithey begged to be part o of it, fly. ner of Hailejley, accessible from At the same event, Heteath er T ^c Chicago Six wi ing in from Chicago at ththeir own Buttercup RoRoad and Hiawatha Parkinson Pa of Keichum will will head- HAILEIXY - You’re familiar, no \expense, said festival cooi ill read wrdinator Drive. from her new novel, “AtAcross lirte‘‘Art After HourJUisandAU doubt, witwith Scottish highlanders ] Diane Josephy Peavey. The best H bagpipers and kilt-clad 10 sheep dogs will Open Of Ground,!’ which cente‘ters on IffiM M M M i That Jaa” Tuesday The Polish Highlandeders will compete in thW g jra W lg # ? , ^ strut theiriir stuff at the Trailiiui of In their effort to keep theth festi- Nevada ivho ' w:will sing improvised tor will presen t A d amI L o n g the Sheep]spFoIklife Fair here. v tory of Basques in Idaho at 3 val fresh, organizers ha^lav e also poetry to topicpics suggested by the at at thet Hailey Public Library. R eed M artin an d AuAustin The ,Hlglighlanders, who have added a another new eve^ent this audience. A sosort of “Whose Line / _ , maintamecled their traditions even y And Sue Barney and Leeeeann *liM~TraNi^ • Tjchenor’s ‘'IT ie Coi year - the Western ReRegional Is It" in Basque|ue. Ganon Gai will conduct spinninglg and Patide alongjftWf .X)mplcte • while livirving in Chicago, heard Championship C Sheep Dog)g Finals.’ The Bertsolaolari will be part of wei ^ 8tra«md ago and part of thee TWIN FALLS -- SShe’s a bit nervous I say? SUN VAVALLEY-Sun Valley mayy hhave Sun Valley Inn underui construction, about her upcoming d • Whet: ineMaclc Valley Sym(5ympf»ny win open rorld recognition as a ski resort lg debut with the Magic R av sort A heated tentt vwill be set up on the plazaa Valley Symphony.ny. But College of Its 2002-2003 season with1 a SSundey after- „I ' But it'ss Ithe falling of the golden aspenas] outside River RuiLtm Lodge, said Dick Black, noon concert. <. Southem Idaho sophc ( not snow - that heralds the sir phomore Jenete Miller C harles leaves - no ! single th e Jam boree’sS assistant director. Andd says that’s a good thinhing. * Whan: College of Southernim liIdaho Fine Arts xowd to hit the resort each yea/ear. swizig dance lessissons will be held in the V e "This is the type of performance I get a Center auditorium. Twin Fallsiis 7,000 jazz enthusiasts andId :200 “River Run PavUj’illon” banquet rooms, nervous about - per ns from around the worldId are: TTie Sun Vallej lerforming before my • Whan: 4 p.m. fbrmSalc musicians ley Lodge Terrace and tliee family and friends,”,” ssaid Miller, who will T expectedd tot hit Sun VaUey this comoming Continental Root I >om a t the Inn will figure® be one of three feateatured soloist in the * How much: Tickets, whichh ar'tapplng their feet too fast-fi Concert a t T^-m.m. at Sun Valley’s Indoor rmance." L TTuesday paced bamirrwbou|e piano and happilyynod- n ' Ice Arena. ^ Miller; Nichelle HoHolloway, a senior at sisince the sixth grade whentien she was hop- — Pacific Lutheran Uni nnight dlMatoagas piano men plunk out: someso This year’s p'eperformers will include Jniversity in Tacoma, iring to pick up the flutee in the school’s ^ ngBmeoniIQ tiM xvoiles. WoodlUvarfil^{h School’s Wolverine Jazz- Wash.; and Twin Fallsills H i^ School senior b:band. It^ to s n i fun that M ar^e and Har]iarlen Band, which plajays some mean jazz, and\ Nyle Matsuoka, willI JoJoin the symphony on “I Just couldn’t get a souisound out of that - Fered#yof:of Uaho Falls even eloped at thet . Swing Design1 Big Band from theI Sunday. flute,” Holloway recalled.d. ““So I tried the [ S g 3 m JamboTM> fcfc ^ ybtts ago in 1998. * ^y^e e i Netherlahd^^Uclich touched a lot of peopleI They were chosenlearUerdiU es year after ddarinet as a last resort andand, amazingly, 1 . u r e d th mre '^ no better place for aB hon-h< at last y ^ s jarnlsiboree with its tribute to* competing in the symphony’ssy annual cccould hit any note the Instruiitructur asked me 'U a ^ M d d . America in diew« a k e o f9 -ll. , Youth Soloist Compeapetidon. Symphony tcto. I haven’t stopped playing'ing h since.” sew offerings include Conhornet The Jamboree» |gets underway officially Conductor and On Sunday, she’ll perfonform Carl Maria ly of S t Louis tn d the Bob Gros:nsby on Wednesday at 11 ejn. and continues Music Director The'heodore Hadley says vcvon Weber’s Concertino forfor (Clarinet, •a East Coast Dixieland band,nd. , throughout its fi\five-day run from 9 a.m. 27 youjig musiciansis sshowed up for the Being chosen to play with wii the Magic ■ R e tu rssing'favorites ir include Klnriglnal two-behtt Istyle of early Dbdelandi serious musidans, stistudying to improve . T v e won odier competidotidons, but being - - . ’ Gras, vrtiich je rfoforms n music-wili b e feaaa^ ed on Friday. And their technique andd rmusical skills. But selected se to play with thele PMagic Valley , ■■ MTSwntiHiibllng 8aturd«rw iabed«devoted, in pan to the Big more to the point thediey are learning the SjSymphony is extremelysly fu lfillin g ,” ;^]^ithekids : if the.". Swing Bands. ' - . amazing power of muinusic to reach inside MMatsuoka said. “This is an oppnrtimily tridlV Abadgegoodibifor aU events costs $80 for ' people and affect themem." that th Just doesn’t come aroaround all Unit ythm adults and $10 ta!ov students between die Miller, 19, plans to0 dcontinue her educa- ofoften for someone my age.Ige. I’m excited ' riB&^B^^Amcno oesa agMof.l3«adl7.ir. aiHdren under free are tion. after CSI by eaiearning a degree in anUld grateful that I have thislis copportunity.” __ aca- V.'^tiSSS «n aondiiiai^ by a par- -music perfonaance.-(KOver theyears,-8he’*------j ~"ggfeaanmgT!iiM ^ “Tn'Sunday’a concert, thee symphonyq will ^ _performed with the play.the-first-movemehlehl-o(^ne-of ------Playhouse and tbe EGj •ittiiijngtbn^O cta- z a ' ' ■ Beethoven's most famousous works, the "aSiSi'^».S and has been a membeiber of various school . “E"Eroica” symphony (Symphophony No. 3 in E Mtfk today or i t die Sun choirs. On Sunday, shshe'll sli^.Mozart's flalat) and an overture by ItallItalian composer gw ^ « d» Indoor lee "Exultate, Jubilate.” ■ Siuseppe Verdi. Biilnd: siOd A h n a b e ^ ^ O ^ Now'in her final yearear at PLU. Holloway Following the concert, there th« will be a • . \'2 is looking forward com]ompleting her degree re<-ecepdon served by the youi/oung musidans ! iia in music performancinee on the clarinet. of)f Strings Alive, an aftenkli^school elem en»- ? "5 * 3 ■ I She's been playing theth< wind instrument taxary string program in TwininFalls. F - ;

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Smith’s Tix at (800) West South Temple. 888-TDCX. BriBrick’s is located at • 579 West 200[) sSouth. W ed n esdiday-Utah ! oOct. 20 -Boise ■n Fhie-0, FtiVe-O E v ercletlear will perform at . Creed and Sevendust wi^ p i a y Nov. 2 -utaltah ^ Huntsmann Center( on the campus at ' ' fJoo s : ^ 7 at the Idaho Center in Nanampa at Filter willill perform a t the ^ We Really Didi Know! of the Univliversity of Utah in Salt 56:30- p.m. Tickets, whic 7 ..;T6nlght, Saturday L ak e City ich are Saltair Resortrt iin Magna, Utah, at ■< ty at 7 p.m. Tickets, ci$48.50, can be reserved by)y phon- 730 pjn. Ticke which aree $20 and S25, can be {p rkets, which are $17, find Sunday ing (800) 950-4827, (208)8 ) 426- can be reser' Happy BirtIthday J9 ||||H | ^ ^phwiing Smith’s Tut 1; erved by phoning • , Dr. Hook will do two 1766, online at http://ww'ww.ida* Smith's Tix at (800) 888-TIXX. ^ Stevie! night at Cactus Petci“ c s R e s o n hotickets.com or http://wwww.tick- Saltair Resortrt iis located 30 miles > Casino in Jackpot Prictrices for the etweb.com, or at Albertsoson’s in west of Saltll : Lake City; take 7 ^ y-U tah t1 ^ Love, YourShJ i m s J.pjn. dinner show stana n at $19.99 T n u rsd a y - Twin Falls, Atkinson’s Marorket in Interstate 1800 tito Exit 104. X on Saturday and $14.9i4.99 tonight The Strolrokes will perform at Ketchum and Paul’s Mariirket in ^ and Sunday. Ticketss forft the 11 Saltair Reso2sort in Magna, Utah, at Hailey. The Idaho Center is locat- N o v .5 - U talah ^ p.m. cocktail show arean $10 on 730 p.m. TiiTickets, which are $23, ed f t at 5000 G a rrity Blvi‘''d- Tom Pet. . :: -Saturday and S7.50 tonightton and can be res•eserved by phoning Nampa’s Nj east end. etty and the . Stmday. For reservad'au’ons and Smith’s Tixrix at (800) 888-TIXX. Pleasesie see EVENTS, Page C4 O ; information, call (800)) 82821-1103. Saltair Resoisort is located 30 miles Oct. 0< 2 1 -Boise w est of Sa:Salt Lake City; take Kottonmouth1 Kings will Interstate 18 play ■ : Tonight-Boise 180 West to Exit 104. the th, Big Easy Concert Hououse a t I ■ I I Dillinger Escape Plan 7:30 p.m. Tickets, whiclch are l ‘j h A 'J L E c ' ;• Sixth & Main at 8 p.m. T"“ '« < a yrand a Oct. 1 8 -Utah $13.50, $i: can be reserved byy phon-1 • which are $10» can be)e i reserved Young DuDubliners will perform ing }f»l (800) 965-4827, onliiline a t ______; by phoning (800) 965-4824827, online at Salt Lakeike City’s Zephyr Club http://www.ticketweb.com, htt 1, o r at ^ O n g igratulations! You'u've found today's's Millionaire Mononeyl : at http://www.ticketweb/eb.com, or at 10 pjn. ni;nightly. Tickets, which Atkinson’s At Market in Ketctchum. p .. ; at Atkinson’s Marllark et in arc $10, canm Ibe reserved by phon- The Th Big Easy Concert Hotouse is ^**r !Iip only the bill from thisB ada> and save it to bid on greatg: prizes Iil tp 'l a.m. at Muggers Brewpub,Br j„ Ketchun > 516 Second St. S., Twii um . T he Big Easy Concert Coi House is located at wm Falls. Concert Hou,ouse is located at 416 S. Ninth^ St. Cover charge is S3. S. Ninth St. Sunday-Boise OciOct. 2 3 -Utah 0 c t.l8 -UU tah „Kottonmouth Kings will Better Than Ezra andi d I C o ^ Quiet RlolOt will perform at Salt fonform at 7:30 p.m. in Salt 1 :: lyjouth will play th e Big Bi Easy LaCe City’s ift Ritz Club at 6:30 p.m. CitCity’s Zephyr Club. Tick :;yy pphoning Smith’s Tix byby 1phoning Smith’s Tix at (i :: by phoning (800) 965-4827B27, online at (800) 888-T ,(80?) filiofe B-TIXX. The Ritz Q ub 888388-TIXX. The Zephyr Clulub IS _____M!o g hea{EARING COUNSaORS ar ticketweb.com, o i r at is located at12265 Z S. 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Abravanel HaD is Tickets, which are $29.50, $49.50 7^ hodcketSA>m, or at ]^iPaul’s Market 23 West South T e m ^ ^and $55, can be reserved by , .•« ;*■ in Hailey or Albertsoi.n 's i n r ™ m. in S alt L ake C ity’s, of Southern Idaho Fii phoning Smith’s? TiTix at (800) 888- Falls. [lel Hall. Tickets, whfch Center in Twin falls. I . TKX. TheECentienter is located at M are $27 aniand $35, can be reserved which are $7 for regulai ; 3200 South Deckerker Lake Drive. vC t..2 i 9 -Boise O ct26-U tah by phoniniling AnTix a t (801) 355- .• stem, $6 for seoloh and 'S$4 ft» siJ uvesacre will perform at 6:30 2787. Abra'iravanel Hall is locdted at dents, are on sale att tht e CSI Stuv( f The BeUamy Btt>theite n will per- 123WestS< Nov. 8 -Boisee p.m. at Sixth St Main. Tickets, t South Temple. Bookstore, Crowley's>'s Soda N0V.14-UtUtali 7 ;h are $ 10, can be reserved^ form at the E Centerr inI the Salt Fountain and General No Doubt, Garbage G and honing (800) %5-4826, online Lake City suburb of UWest Valley NOV. 1-22-U ■ tah Everybody’s Business. « Th®; Blackalldousious will perform at 8 Distillers will performpe nl the City at 730 pjn. Tickets!ts, which are . w u c __ pjn. in dw OipOlpin Union Ballroom ttpi^/www.tickctweb.com, or iynqrfioiiy wiU perform an Homestead and BUp Prii - Idaho Center inn N Nampa at 7;30 Atkinson's Market inJ $19, can be reserved1 bby phonixut Twin Falls and at Arlene’s at the UniverS’eraty of Utah in Salt . p.m. Tickets, whiclliich are $35. are " Smith’s Tuc at (800) 888- insky concert at 8 pjn. In isHowera Lake Qty. ForFor ticket infonnation, hum. The Big Easy Concert e Clip’s Abravanel HalL ■ ta Jerome. available by phnniinning (800) 965- X is located at 416 S. Ninthu E Ccnter is located at.3200 i South callArtTuatIt ((801)35S2787.8< . 4827. online at http://www.tick* hti S Decker Lake Drive. which are $16, $24, $28, etweb.com or aia t A tkinson’s $ 3 6 an d $$40, 4 can be reserved by Nov. 22-23-Utah Market in Kctchuihum. The Idaho . Nov. 2 7 -Utah phoning AtAitTixat (801)355-2787. Utah Symphony will p Ccntcr ts locatedi atai 5000 Garrity C -H U N T R Abravanelel KaU is ibcated at 123 Kevin Puts’ Symphony No.Nt 2 and * Blvd. on Nampa’ss eastei end. ShcDaisy will peilerform at West SouthIth Temple; music by Debussy Kingsbuiy HaH on thee icampus of ’ . Rachmaninoff at 8 pjtL ni Wednesday-ly-Boise the University of UtsrtahinSalt NOV.8 ^ - ; Nov. 1 1 -Boise>e Tonlghight and Saturday ..Lake City at 7:30 p.mm. Tickets, o)-U tali ‘ Salt Lake City’s Abravanmei Hall. GoeUcStocm'*m will perftam ar the Jymphooy will perform Tickets, which are $16, $24,$: $28, Big Easy Conc«Dncert House at 7:30 { Guns N Roses; willwi perform at Johnnnny U and the U-Tuni Band1 which are $25, $35 andI $$40. can be $36 and $40, can be resei * the Idaho Centerr inir Nampa at 8 will plajilay from 9 p.m. to 1 ajn. att reserved by irfwning Smi Plano'Conferto No., 20 served by pjn. Tickets,, whichwh are $10, can be ff phoning (801) 355-2787. AbAbravanel reserved by phphoning (800) }W5- Jaier^'Symphony No. 4 f I p.m. Tickets, whichich are $29.50 Honker';er's Place, 121 Fourth Ave. (800)888-'nXX. Hall is located at 123 Wes and $39.50, can be reserved by S., Twin?in FaUs. Cover charge is $3. at 8ti.m...: W] h tly in Salt Lake est South 4827, onlinee at http://www.tick* Temple. etweb.com , oio r a t Atkinson's phoning (800) 965-4.'5>4827, online at ■ < *<:5r City^a.Abrtt>ravane1 Hall. Tickets, http:/Avww.ticketw«tweb.com, or at TOfll^i and Saturday C A L which aree $$16, $24, $28, $36 and Market in Kctdictchum. The Big Earn Atkinson’s Marketcet in Ketchum. $40, can be reserved by phoning IDec. 1-2-Utah Concert Houseise iis located at 416 S. / The Idaho Centere r is located at intry Classic's will play Smith’s Ti;Tix at (801) 355-2787. ^ presesentthe "‘"•h'St. }■ 5000 Garrity Blvd.,d .o „ Nampa'S 3 p.m. until midnight at-the! Ton(^ and SaturdayIV-Utah Abravanel]il HaU is located at 123 ana Steakhouse, 1826 east end. Utah Symphony wil’Ulprisent West Southth ■Temple. ]ly in Salt Lake C ty ’s AbrbraSSi Fita^^l' 8f'o o ~ ^ M U S 1^^ Canyonin Crest> Drive, Twin Falls, ]Hall. Tickets, which aree :$5 M d •■■vc. I No coveri/er charge. H eaor Berlios’s "Hartdd ■ Nov.l2-Utah 8 pjn. n i^ tly in Salt L< 0 0 's Nov. IS $12, can be reserved by p O.A.R. will plaj Abravand HalL Tickets,s, which are T he MaMagic Philharmonic {(801) 35S2787. 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Thursday Tonight antmd Saturday ntured from 9 pjn . to 1 a.m.n. at the I t Tickets to Individuidual concerts Lake CitCity’s Abravanel Hall at 8 J -WiU be sold on a spasp ac e-a v ^ b le p.m. Tici Dance to DJ music frorom 9 p,m, PuU Mooioon Music Madness ^George K’s East Restaurarant, 325 , I Hayrides,les, Pumpkins 'ickets, which are $27 and E .T to d N ., Burley. • basisatthedoor.Therhey’reSlS. 532 canUl be reserved by phoning to 1 a.m. at Bar BonJnz, 1539 Karaoke willrill be featured from 9 ^ I Gainesnes, Prizes Fillmore St. N.. Twii(in Fnlls. pin, 10 > aum. m at the Blue Room, _ A rt Tixfix at (801) 355-2787. . nt, Rupen. T j Nov. 17 Abravancanel Hall i.s located at 123 Cover charge Is $5 foror 18 and 613Fremont, Tuesday through Satunirday I Adulidults $4 older. \ The American BnBrass Q uintet West Souk>uth Temple. Karaoke will be feamreded from I Childilildren $3 Saturday 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the KKlover M ^ . will perform at 7 p.m.p in Our , looI Tours I Lady of the Snowows Catholic Vt,' - ‘ Karaoke wiwill be featured a t 6 M ^ ub. 402 Main N., Twin Fa]•alls. # Schoo ! C h u ^ in Ketchum,n, sa Sun Valley : p.m. at B urrirren West Resort at / WeUVelcoihe / Center for the ArtiLrts C ham ber West Magicic :Reservoir. located Tuesday Tl and Wednesda { Arts Series concer north of Sho:hoshone, off of Idaho . F u ll M oon M usic Maarge. p.m. p . to 1 a.m. at the Rive : phoning 726-9491. be featured from 9 pjn.1. tot 1 a.m. verside dinner■and ai auction fund-raiser Bar.Bj 197 Highway 30 W.. Builurley. for tbe SouthernS< Idaho Learning at Shakers, 826 High^hw ay 81 . Saturday : Nov. 3 0 - Utah Decio. No cover charge. Center,, startingsi at 6 p.m. at the Kroakets1 KKaraoke will be fea- H David Lant will performpc at 8 Turf Clublub in Twin Falls. For tick- ■ tured from 9 rp.m. to 1 a.m. at the H 10 Blue Ukos BLvtt. N. • p.m. in Kingsburyy Hallf- on the ct informrmadon, Melody Lenkner Tonight Big Kahuna,1,9 9 E. Main, Dedo. ■ 734-1300 I campus of the Univen/ersity of Utah at 734-391)914. M B h i Kroakers Karaoke williU be fea- ^ . ON-THURS 8a»*-«pm i«;^n Salt Lake aty . TidTickets, which tured from 9 p.m. to 1 a.n =IN IT "I=ra MON.I g r e $27.50 and $32.; i.m. atth e Sunoay FRr-SAT8AU-1lPM jgBserved by phoning isday through Oct. 27 ,. Melody, 502 Sbcth St., Rutupen. Full Moonon Music Madness ^ ly Marond will do two shows a night r at Cactus Petes ' p«e.3-BoiM Resort CasinoCa in Jackpot. Prices for the 8 p.m.f dinner ^o w starts p The Boston PopaI willwj perform at $19 .999 < on Saturdays and concert at 8 p.m. ir ■‘" 0*',??'“ SH.99oniMl weeknights. I'ickets for ; State Universityy Pavilion. thellojn>jn. cocktail show are $10 r Tickets, which are $15S15,MS,$3S. S i i r Srdays S and $7.50 on week* : $50, $75 and $100,0 0 , ca n be „ lg h n . For P reservations and : reserved by phoninting Select a informatiotion, call (800) 82M103. ; Seat at (206) 426-1766[66; onliiu at No perfonisrmances on Oct. 21-22. ■ • http:/Anm.bstipavilionion.com, or at '• I Albertson’s in Twin Fal Oct. 29-3-Utal( C arlos» r I Mencia will perform at I iz the Wisee (Cuys Comedy Club in — Salt Lakeke City at 7 and 9 p.m. Tickets,, whichw are $10, can be E ■ Tbetday reservedI byb; phoning Smith’s Tix ■ nieCbkMofitKidl]idll at (800) 82]821-1103. H ie Wise Guys “Art After H orn aad Club is located at 3500 ; Jau** from 5:30-9 00 West. ; Brewpub i nsTwinFalls* i ^ • Old Towne. Ticketiets, which Dec. 12-E-Utah I ! in d u d in g daadng^ dii L ak e Wobcgone, Wi a special I I h o n dVmevrei^ are $3535 ead i and muslc-and-:-nuigefrom>m $12 to $50. can be m r y i 1 Oct 25 Tttorved by phoning ArtTix at thlno in Thin s i • FURI(NITURE E~] Greta M a tM i Win 278^ Capitol Hieater is ston Buhl Arts Cotmdl ana 50 West 200 South. « Hat mmMn J. ««c8lebradon a r d ie Eightghdi-Stieet Por A Ll • CARIPET • Center in BuhL Dinnerie r a t 6:30; ' O A 25*2626-Bolss ••■HnMl DOWII I sperformance at 8 p.m. ■ O P'™ Idaho will present i Dav Sal : which are $40, are avalviable at George Genershwin’s “Porgy and lial V ^ • APPIIIANCEJ BS • the door. The Eighth1th Street Bess,'* 8 p.np.m. in th e M orrison ! Center is located atIt 200 N. Center on1 thett campus of Boise y ig h th S t. State Univerrersity. Tickets, which I FREE HOIT DOGS & I • ELECCTRONIfics| - range fromn i$22 to $52, can be popiIe }y phoning (208) 345- «VE AREI CLOSEI;d todalY TO |wednesday-Utah P Art GarfUBkei willu sj i n g in K PREA>ARE FOJR THISi CiCAN' *3Cingsbuiy Hall on the cai ITIC SALILE! ^^he University of UtahahT sah Tonight MdndS^rday »:Lake City at 7:30 p.m. JJ*"*-1 Dance to0 dlici Jockey music r.yhich are $30, $35 and $ fromSpjnil11 to 3:30 a.m. at Bar • (K )l)3^^^phoningAijArtltaat Bonz,lM9Fl]Fillmore St. N., Twin Falls. Coverr chargec is $3 until 1 . a.m. ; Oct.22-Bo(S6 m lNIR : Art Garfunkel wiU perf EsrcxnGESMI» : Boise’s Egyptian Theat< : p.m. Tickets, which are $; IrsHi ; be reserved by phoningin g ( 8^ ll IHI . 965-4827, online Wffl -TT—I A la c 'iS u p p o r t NOIMnm m iUiM ;; Nothing's fisi : 9bout our seaf i n M ai ^ g i c V ^ e y prices. I n - S hhop i Repair O n - SSite i l Repairs' C o n s u lIting t ! S erv ice sm •su )70’ jO B aI B N e t:tw6ifcihg v Bf [>-Grades J ...also ■

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Frida .110 minutes. character from directctor Andy IBreoki BartMome and Andrea I ,-wIaces, Robin WlUian: Tennant, whose main a 7:00 I'Mi& & 8:15 PM 'Is certtinly more dovlownbeat than leiw— » ment here is to tum his st ‘White Olealeander’ ] 1’ D a v i s -B a r t h i . oOMii Also Sht • many of the actor’ss eaearlier works, S Ig n s' ural twinkling menace intoii mal- Alison Lohn)hman really is as good S h o v /in g . 1 w e n if it’s nowhere>asdaric(oras. as M. NigIlight Shyamalan creates ice. The South takes\ anothera as you’ve heoi JER O M E - David M.»1. and WSKY: Radio StstiStation o( the ' scary) as the terrif eoFd, standing equal to „ rifying ‘Mrs. nearly ununbearable dread in this beating in ‘Sweett Hom e MicheUe Pfeifeiffer, Robin W nght Bernice “ Davis of Jeierome Star* ; Doubtfire’ or the gem lent of S«(i«Jay»...... 2m genuinely fear- drawn-oi•out thriller about a Alabama,’ but that’s nothiihing com- Penn and Ret^enee Zellweger, who fJannounce the engageme ; inspiring tnrika of TaiPatch Adams,’ PennsylvaIvania farm family whose pared with the one confeiferred on have decades their daughter, Andrea DyDyanno I a 'Planet , 'M o b the Liar’ an d ‘I es of collecdve experi- i? ...... 4«r d ‘Bicentennial m e m b ^TS discover crop circles in the sweetheart personaliidity of its ence on her.er. Lohman stars as D ^ avis, to Brooks Gi { Man.* AU too predicidictably, as if their corlornfields and fear this pint'sized Gen. Shermailan. With Astrid, a tec Barthlome, son of Dave and» d cL " I obeying some rule teen who's bounced " lie of genre. makes ththem targets for - well, Josh Lucas, Patrick Dempnpsey and between fosictsier homes after her Barthlome “ of Grace. ••writer-director Markark Romanek whatever'er is out there. WhUe it Candice Bergen. (1:49. PCPG-13, for mother kiUs 1 The wedtUng Is plannei for H I|flM ||fl||ll trades in his more ihv Is her own boyfriend, involved Ideas takes itseltself deadly seriously, it’s some language/sexualal refer* The women in her life change her today in the Logan LDS Ter about alienation andnd voyeurism also the fii! first Shyamalan film that ences.) A reception to honor the cc for an eruprion of viol in vastly diffefferenr ways during a ^ couple violence, then deUberat«ately goes for laughs to fragile, formatladve time. Based on wiU ^ be held from 6-8 p.m. Oct. tags on some nonsenseise about mar- ease the ite tension. Mel Gibson stars 19 at the White House in ’ ital fidelity that indi ‘The Transporter' an Oprah booh>ok dub selection, the 1 Twin ndicates that as a deprepressed father and mlnis- d have been weepy Falls. while his influenceices include terwhohahas lost his foith - do you This car*chase-and*gi.Bunnlav * Stanley Kubrick ant adventure would be wicketed ffi made-for-iyf/ fodder. The perfor- _____ ’‘Mlngl0 In th and Michael see a senermoii coming? - while » it to a level that’s Powell, he’s also takingtak notes Toaauin PI not for an ugly mlsog:igynistic ®an«s raise; Free reptile^tile revue I Phoenix {days his rather | T».«« more tolerable3le, and often moving, NHD HCIP WITH Tuesdoy. Octoberf 115 5 ...... 6 fM from Adrian Lyne. WiWith Connie U nitdedevoted younger brother. streak. ; British actor Nielsen, Michael Vai Statham plays a man whIho-!, not PG-13 formlaturc a. thematic ele- C Vartan, Gary It all wor'orks until the climax, erning dysfunctional QUICKBOOKS ^ Cole and Eriq LaSaUcaUe. {1:38. R, which iss jjust ridiculous. Rated |ashamed to use his expert »*? Faulkner Pla>lanetariunii for sexual content and I skills for criminal enter? r S 5 ^ IS, drug content, lan* f 087 IDAHO’S L A R 0 E 8 TJ Jd language.) PG-lSivioliolence, language. 1 hour, n ility and violence. 110 Cat! Usa at 737-00) I Sl minutes The audience loses sympa J|RAjNjNG^2ii^Sl^PORT rtCKEJSFORAL'ALLSHOWS... ‘Red Dragon’ !him, however, when he del ^■■9 $4Aouin $tiU m m bound young woman (Hon t9f*3mm$ ; Hannibal the Cannibnibal, the pre- ‘Spy KIdSIds 2; The Island star\ Shu Qi) to a group of eminent boogeyman ol WLMtD\ Dreams’ iThe excitement of the ac im e R ib S a n d i ^ c h a HerrettCentitrrtarHoura | em era, i« back on the Tuesdays & Fridays . this Ted Tally/Brett RaRameradap. Followi:wing the disarmingly !soured by his cruelty to hiher.PG . > ys ... 9:30AM*Bnii. I tadon of the ThomasI Harris novel: clever andnd successful ‘Spy Kids’ ^13 for violence and some sesensuall- Wed. 4 Thursdays..} .. 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Louis S i d e l i n e a aiulStmFn.Fmncisfoon V IE W 3 * nWfHtusfhy Q n p Kevin Hall | T r i v i a an year, “Khouba* OtiEs-noN: en Eagles with 89 What is the fewes rushing rds - enough to d« yards allowed ever in a Big Sky . I a Scenic W esi football game? iference that haa r of the year Jaim a ...an..answcrhAao Iowa State signed lan. 9 ^ ' l i n liege basketball 'T o d a y ’s S C HlE E D U L E all in Ihe S p c ^ iawara as the seW College volleyball CSI . at Albertsonion C ollege H H H l nadon this a n u ^ . With liis silkySouthern Idahtf Invitoiional, CaldwellII G-foot-8-inch frar •C SI vs. Montana TeT ec h ,8 aja :yriacsaidcoU^ for rebounds.p to recruit tns CSI vs. Albertson,n,4pjn. 4 Division I scouts High school volleybiyball acquiring hise ser of last year thei , -B liss at The CoiCom m unity SanFranciM k S attendon to hid , / School, 6 p.m. :Uco's J.T. Snow slides safely honhome for a run on a squeeze buibunt by Ramon Martinez In thele ininth inning of ths QlanU’' 4-14-3 Game 2 victory over the J H l^ school boys sosoccer TftundiylnSt Louis. y The Community S ll, Kansas State i f MVC, 3 p.m. ome out and sail |: I Bliss at The Communi A u i irilia lead{is offensee as Giar■nts mke I his best outing ij i JV, 4:30 pjn. rribtwe______J Game Z 1 ^ school cross.country c ' by Schmidt, whow more than made up) forft his r ; — -■------il a 22.poinTl3 - losing effort iiin Game 3 of the divisionsam “Their fans here are gii;/in g to - Minnesota 3 a Community CoUeflM lancrioned tO \_ j ilifomiaBJ be"be just as crazy as the fanss iin the Today’s I lis crowd that’s been .so electi rodeo, will be held Saturturday and /er the lost few weeks." Last season's 8. Sunday at 1 p.m. both daj Metrodome,” Minnesota pipitcher Osme 3 ■ |. age to go widi a 5 days at the TheAaaoctitee s ^ e s ! ______EriEric Milton said. “I’m sur When the teams arrived at tl Gooding County Falrgrourounds. Jre it’s • Mlnnesolo jjnj goal percentage i IMIIton 13-9) atilAnaholm Ai in-splashed hullpark I The rodeo is a beneen efit for ANAHEIWIM; Calif. - Goodbye *°v liursday’s workoiiis, iliuru was7g p attractive prospe Jerome’s Wayne McFaddidden, who wacky don a game (Washburn 1&6). upside, said Jerr; ome, hello sunny apiece, api Milton pitches toronight ------!w, inflated 15-foot Angels’ jersi was injured this summemer while California. againstago Jarrod Washburn inii the cool Minneapolis thered behind the bleachers publishes MuUei loading rodeo bulls. Ent liis, Ihe only water 'f*® iMaho power IM>- > Entry fees The ALchampionship ch series first firs of three games this weeKkend coming down wajvas hitting the roof "enj-;ht-ccnter field with the No. 26 are $22 with rodeo admi;Imission at m oved T'hursday h t from the at at Edison1 International F r founding owner Gene Autr IKW.wira timis the $5 for adults, $4 for stude F ield, of the Metrodomome, the pressure- *P'‘ “ Jdents. For Minneapolislis Metrodome, where where whi 11,000 gallons of wwater filled ballpark< wherev the base- e team’s 26tli man. ninth oOegedefMdardUK more information, callill Slash\ T gro u n d erss to i shortstop can spray spr up from the rocks bebehind ball field looks Minnesota and Anaheim wei nvltatkmltomi-- Rodeo stock contractor ach Quy BMch is : Buhl Chamber repop Q f ts the freeway/ to tc the ballpark, During D the first two gamimes in there’s a definit< Ided. lite difference in Please see ALCS. Page [ labigseason. tournament resultsIts •» *•. «eD2 •BUHL - The annual Chamber of Commerce“goiffii! gc J V ill 21SI heads i ivm ent was held last weei'^ e n d at ' ' nico oveercome slo^y Ss t a r t c son i d ear Lake Countiy Qub. Ron Brown, Chadl'’'Bro„„, E SpartanUIS ra lly ■ i B V Mylyn Rodig and Debraira Laing i ' ■ r r , fobrweeken> the ment emerged as championsns of the tO DOUr) H Dayton (12) g yr Joe j, Paisley d e,” event for their sponsor, F ince Burley I •, Fanners H In n up foT ■ TImnmes-News writer______dam rf ' i erfest at Ifational Bank with anothethw bank ByScottThQmi sr College (Utah). iThe golfers enjoyedrd ai lun- over nottomfiig with Christine - car. mentNov.ie,2001,«tecausc they've % e toamament is thi • Minico, .«ald she ■ Bailay. WesK:stem (13-8) of Dillon, Mon ■“ comesnes into the meet rank^ thirand natkun.Atfr(oot-8.0lawhile." f^d-ralser of the diambe w ydiy afaei came out litters Collette ‘ lthefii» fUtfor senior In ReiRegion I while 15-10 Montan'he the players head coach r f o c e e ^ y m go totyard th lor n i ^ t as she and mudluch of the rfamagr to hdpp th e **We just couldnIdn’t block a bas- Tec^ lelle Howell are iforics di^Edey next !WV. .• .“ v.—*ei«tbftbehe fipertana commit- Spar [Jl, CSrs opening opponent,e 1D2 cowttlng on to have a b PW tw (3-14 overall. 05 Res•glon ketball tonight,”t," Buriey coach ranke.iked fifth. The Orediggers ar while Angela' . . ;t8 d iiiM b uiscTFoninthatfirst s . imiI) . L CaiBplMfftM'iMf to a season sweeri'o’over Nlld Walker said,id. “And Monica basedsed out of Butte, Mont. am lec Stokken are ' >:C. Buriiunay. Jensen led tite Spart'ta n s ■ and KabrM ,areI justju too good to take o ers. All are list- -- njuitdidtttatfaaveaqyr returni to the t Lake Li a t y in its season-oper ur blotto aatfae Spartans do ing toitournament. IBeccaHudi^ ny Daytpn doing nata^itedthenet PleaseseelMMMC0,P8«e02 “Thi The games should be prett:__ BlocktoberfMeCSI.PmaO^ e ot Albertson C 4.' ■enk Frtday etic CSI vs. Montana Tech. ting CSI vs. Albertson Coile day 3 p.m. son Saturday test CSI vs. Montaha-Weste CSI vs. Westminster C< ght 5 p.m.

good,” Stroud said. ‘ a for us. They won’t mi mental errors becai ;*“ • played together a whi ^ Tech outside hitt. Phillips and MIcheUe Js skilled hitters wh Bausch and Janalee 1 . the middle blockers, ed at 6-feet-tall. Beei .m -— isithe-setterwhUe'Sai the right side hitter. 1 Minehan is a gritty the emotional leader i Kelsi Johnson and Be tty Please see I - ^^2 Ttaa»Nm.T«*iFitlFl^kWio •rU.2002 I l i e M W m i N M MUHM iH ■ S p o r t s Woojd Rivesr volleyyball Ol>utlasts! Filer Jerom , ee stuns'T.R TlwTlin— N w x ______downedled Richfield, 21-13, 21-11, Carey def. Bibs, Filer on Sati•aturday. 21-13 beforebe stopping the Wolves, FILER-WoodRi: River outlasted 21-9,21-21-13. • ^ 21-19,21-16,21-7^ . Century 2,2 Minico 0 in boysssoeeerr Filer, 21-16, 11-21, 21-16, 17-21, Shosh)shone’s Kyli Astle had 16 l\. 5 BUSd - Carey swepept Bliss m RirppRTIT - Minico goalkeeper ■I 15-12 to sweep the service;e ; points in each game andJ Northside Conference ond half. William Wil “Pooch”' Local Sawtoothth (Central Idaho Katie ! SStrunk had 17 kills andJ Thursday, winning 21- Ga®bV?ranlmk made 10 saves, but By i Bly Gamer ,M 9 .2 M 6 , Century sdl>dll manuged two scores Tlmw1 News wrttw______Leonard scoredred for the dniins, Conferentence volleyball Sarah IH Hubsmith made 14 kills in1 21-7. ------sending the baUijaU into the back of sports aeries TlThursday in both mmatche.*!. Shoshone also} Cheyanne Bingharam scored ihutout }5 of the Spartans 5A) Thursday. JEROME - Overconflifidence the net. sweptt tlthe junior varsity match- most of Carey's point:Its, accord. e for the “We’re realljally playing now,” , The Wildcats tumumed around to es. ing to Bliss coach Lareren Erldns. Mimco coachc< Dennis Haynes was v the name of the game ! « MnlnrJ*. commendeided Frank in only his Bruins, I and the Tigersrs took Fdton said. “It'It justJ took us some defeat Wendell, 21-1'n-lO. 21-14. Richfihfield (5-6 Northside) sal- For the Bliss Bears, r we are looking like Christina BrownnledFiler(ll-5. le vaged a ime tending the net. advantage, s shocking Twin1 IFalls ^ distance, now we 1 a.14-21, 2M 1, 15-12 win1 Kost had three kills, ti sday at Twin FaUs.” 4-4 SCIC) with1 151 kills and ovcrCas:astleford (3-15). and five service poinints. Ciara „ d .a great job there,” 27 in boys soccer Thursd ud. “We really pUyed a Jerome J High School. But that didn'tdn't last long. LopezI Monique SchaalI h(had 13 in the ' Shoshiishone hosts a tri-meet withI Banister added six lother breakaway in' first match. The WildcatsWi] swung Valley!y an d The Com m unity e."- Twin FaUs coach Trentt 1Felton took off on anoth / points. 1th yeUs the 68th minut kl]kills and Wood School1 o on Monday. Richfidd vis- y outshot Minico 12-5. colored c the iirs t half witl “The girls played verj ‘tans open the district f 5 Bruins the n et River dug up 40 off those.th its Blisliss on Wednesday and1 sidering we are workingS o T S S -eJ from the sideline for the 1 ou U iiKVf tournament:nt Thursday at either to t put up their guard. Lopez divenedrted his own succ«s - ' Filer coach Ed Ri(Richards sat on Castlef(H 4A) 2 Region III) too much room arocmd thehe goal Leonard foundnd Eric : Edmunds, Canyon) travelsIs to Valley Summimer Hansen had five the Red Devils (I!13-1, 9-0 third goalss wereV outside shots in boll into the goal in Thursday. ac es and an five digs for Raft Southside). the secondd Ihalf. Simic scored in inthe ^ 2(hh minute. who sent the boll te. R iv er ^(2-13, 2-7 Southside), Jillian Cuder had eiglight service the 33rd minutemi on an outside . Six m in u tes la te r, Amntonio the 79th minute. ^pez took a breakawayy down< “We playedi horribly hc the first Century def. IMn(Inftlls, which also got eight kills from points with one ace for3r the Red kick. Twin FallsFi head coach Steve h jiayed very weU in • Devils, and middle block field, but his shot was blockeked by half, but we play :kerTanyn Schmid sailaid sweeper Justine » ;er. The the second,” FellFelton saidr-“If we 21-17,18-21,21-;11-16,21-19 ■’S s'n lv e r visits Magic Valley Perkins tallied 12 kills.. FR ^ Devil Williams pla'ilayed well on defense, Bniin . defender Brad Kestet TWIN FALLS -• OCentury nar- Christiatian on Monday and setter Lany Anderson ; ball rebounded to Lopez, arand his play Uke we did in the second n got nine and mldfieli(elder Lauren Adrian ^ it Twin half in playoffs,s, we’Uv* be comped- rowly defeated TTwin Falls Oakley•y plays Hagerman on digs. - w asakeyplaplayer on offense. second P shot slipped past Thursday, winningg 21-17,2 18-21, Tuesday. Falls keeper, Carl Ott,t, who tive with any teanearn.” ly. Red Devils coach1 Marilyn ] “We’re stillsti working on ball open district tour- 2M6,2M9inTwinF career high off 37 one year ago, hosts Minico Tuesday.ay. blocker' Tst st back-to-back , ing an eight-game winning streaksc games at home! forfoi the first time Hall__ totoi end the season. since late August.ist. ------]\ CeaikMdhMRDl And hele assing the ball on his leadership,"’ Br JalynnJ Morris Already, Diawara,, 2C20, is show- SouthemI IdahoId from a hole in the “I really like him. He[e didn’t going to the c\ Utah VaUey State MilMinico jum ped out to anI 11-3 1 lemetimes,’’ he said. Even though he passedid up an with Eastern nC Oregon University wewe play] u^y , it’s ugly.” for Minico, indudiniding three aces. - find where he is onI the th court,” “(Cyriac).«) .told me it was a good office ol suite overlooldng D well this pointIt in the Cli31ip only the bill ftom thisis ada and save it to bid onI ggreat prizes Uke a car, boatoat, assistant coach Shaela^a Evenson. Jackson andndK eri Coats both aver- season. se F resh m an 6*0 m iddle “We’ll try to serve therelem tough to age more thanthi a block a game. blocker bl Katherine SumwavBllisa •______restaurant andmd grocery «rtificates/ andid mu A more! get them out of theirLr offense.o If Host Albeibertson enters its touma- surprise si standout along we play well, we thinllink we can ment at 7-10,10, led by former (jdden seniv se outside hitter Katie 1 compete." Eagle Amemanda Basanez (10.4 senior se blocker Kasey Smli The Orediggers arei betterbt than assists a gancame) and hitter Kristyn setters se Annawyn Ballou in years past with a taller,tal more Price (5.15Skills k a game) of Hailey. E Et i ^ Smith of Sandpolnt adiletic squad. Howeveriver, CSI(1&- Form er BuBuhl standout Jessie “Iney’re real scrappy an * 4) still maintains a clea:lear edge in Lassen leadsids the Coyotes up front tie," tl( Evenson said. I that regard. wid) two killdlls and a block a game. The Westminster Lady GriffinsG ^ SettwMindeeMagmitII looks to b e _ Lindsey WaA^ard of M urtaugh and (3>23).are.CSra.final (3 oim ' bade to near full strend9 1 ^ aftdr a Nicole RollinUlns of Heybum are area The Tl 8 d t Lake City-based o } noin pull limited hersr Itlast week. players onm ithe 'Votes, who are has ha lost 19 of its last 21 ma i------S ie kod^tfae team inI k£kOls^ 162 a — coached by fonner Jerome and Sasha Sa Smidi is the team's A om e, and in assists, 53(536 a game. CSIstandoutxitLixMendtola. ter tei while Candace Lang is tl i AraadtSntosaddsZ742.74 Id u ^ Montana-la-Westem comes into ter. tei NAIA regloaal powdr ElEa ite n ' 225 blocks a game. Shete Iand Kdty the toumanament on a high note, Oregon Oi plays evexyone bu II Falra average 0.6 acesces a game. winning 11II straight matches to during du the toum ^. tt

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• • r i r ' S(ICORESANN D S T A T SS______^No. 4 Vilirgima 1<" e c h ------—----- Baseball ___ IN THE BLEACACHERS By Steve9 NM o o re W HH A T ’S ONM T ' . v '. . b -- TCHSiipKiHpJSHn;i B o T beats Bo:)ston Col) l l e g e j aUKTS4,CU0IIUL31I rp ’ roau ,_ir . I. ' .V. ; J,? g j ^ Gc; o i f '' Baseball ^BOSTON (AP) - Lee Suggsssand ^ iislw. !!!i iCevin J o n e s b o th ru sh ed for ' Europcso.'Troptjphee Lancotne, sec- • ALCS, TwiiTwins at Angels, Game 3. more than 140 yardsyj jr Odd round! T«rsc,7uL nx,6p. jrTTTT^as .No. 4 Virgi •lPGA.Touma(iKiment of Cfamptons. TCollege o Tech’s relent S liiiKliiiill itle ss SomU >900 ftraoi|>i 1000 r sccood rouitl,d,T0C, 11:30 ajik ^ Boxing ' focfootball ground g ^ andid big- « i i i t s ; -PGAJnveftsysC5 Classic. tNrt round. WK t ^ ^ play defense t EPmcn till Boston College 28-232i I. ESM.IPJB.i. •FridayNigrNShlF-n . . KwwWy_ »3M* J StSuggs rushed for 154 yard.s: nTo^r toiichdownjwn run with 5:41 ; t ^ i twowo touchdowns, Jones run M.M4I 4 14444 yards and one score, and;dti.a '°e°- " T h a t’s tw o p o ltI n ts f o r a ta k e d o w n a n da aai n o th e r W f f - - " — S ^ i Hok[okies amassed 334 yards on HnTatlMmniS tw o p o in ts foifor tickling hts ribs and makingma MMUtauL«p. /WmLHnlate anies in their Big East opeiZS. Minnesota 45,3. ! MMnt.HnTeng h is lea g k ic k J u s t lik e a d o g 's .” ** already has lost to Miami. ^ held off a latee NorthwesternN iSSfira'SStotlaSm™' ...... rally for a 45-42 45 victory ’ £ ! = ! 1 K : CKEN u r PtCXCRSIt-l) *r k WIvOttUM)o * Tirvtfi^ * 0 r:..; ’^ t > niicn».HiO , ^;s^ i i retui!tum J“ 1.03 before halftime m:P J Thursday night. 5a;,*sr. sTdsr i£s ? § 0 £ S . ' 3r 239 yards on 37 * TOum cauMiiaMiwigiSts^ 2S T 2 ! naJssas”^. s:;?s:'' p£{a I* 14-7 and was the first tou touchdowns - his . sszi'K:::: ijin*pfw« Ktitfticytw p^ia dowiown in the first half agaii first career muldp!Idple-touchdown ■ l£AOUe CKAMPIOMSHIP SBIIES„ES I ms-iM Virgiirginia Tech this season. jhOTWfi;^ [EskSuSlo Cskmia T o o * ’*’’ > iV4»-iM Th . game. The sophonhomore running i i l l The Eagles lied it 14-14* 0" back’s second scorerore, a 2-yard run ' ' P4M»I leir first drive of the secocond widi 606 left in the third quarter, EHi. pr o“! g I ►i™«,idin».l K S P47-W half,ilf, moving 80 yards on 10 pli ScuoSmadl!^ Ttwcssa ^ ' HMM0.L 1' plays gave the Gophersers (6-1, 2-1 Big ^ L DcunniLU «r I a r frl-OIS-J*) SInSm ' SItiM to I DlDerrick K ni^t’s 5-yard n™n* Ten) a 21-point leadead. i ■ igasgy ^ sa ? ? ? “' ra,s5sar*’' SSllS onlyily the second rushing touir t H e had a 39-yI9*yard run on ^ I s S c : S ? "" S H T1 i ! ! s d s wr i s a — »«•!>* dowi3wn against Virginia Techh all Minnesota’s nextt drivedr to help »et < A > ^ > MWHnroucti M seasctason. St. Pierre completedd all up a 37*yard fieldeld goal by Dan i S F ^ ttw: S fourur of his passes for 70 yards VftMSm* H I af r? 7 suS * | S Ison Nystrom that madeIde iti 45-21. S Jtg thle ed drive. But Northwestetste m (2>S, 0>2) 1 \ sssar sr- i g ilii g i S « ~ 5 si S S S s & But the Hokies regained1 Ithe scored 21 pointsts in1 the fourth 0 0 1 4 »»irjt ? E l lead, ^ l 21*14, on their next driIrive quarter. Jason WriWright ran for a » in o m ' a t s wherhen Jones scored on a 5-ysyard 32-yard touchdoiidown and the ' Z " “ ™ in with 42 seconds left in t h3SS*“^ CWl.CeeeaaTtr^®*" I the Wildcats pulled widiinwid 4542 with k i s/to!T'to ftoKS MM OHMH thirdird <]uarter. 4:12 left in the gameame. ) g - 5SIS Sa.Sandro Sdortino’s 49-yard fitfield The Gophers) keptkc It on the ' lal with 10:35 left in the gai *Mui?Tnir* SSei^tSMUi siriff^ sss EKS 8oai tame ground for theirr finalfii drive and k Si UMlt»wMiiS«ifara»iwdU tl SSESS CoUitu>.CIaoet g ^ j j CUttJIt the lead to 2147. ran the clock out before any i iU»HpnH>eil^^ 91 ThiThen Suggs broke loose foifor a more damage couldtild be done. ' » l»«■ S»fjjgie^lI#"1.QCCER Alexlexander Mogilny and Mi4 a ts ing a feed from1 DwontDi paat a'.’. WIT n fr M MCiM 8occ«r Ptayofb s uindin n e scored.twice eachh on sprawling Chris Osgood.Os{ Gratton, SooSS 1 ' 0 W IM » sSt. SSalgtS; ’ * = '‘*SZS' Toror>ronto’s newly formed top Uline,j with tbe third openpem ng«ight goal ^ id Ed Belfoor had a shutoutlit in o f h is ca ree r, andam newcomer ^ SSL l^SSSiS! SS«'» hisfi!s first start for the Maple Leaeafs, Jochen Hecht sconcored 1:31 apart | f e z : ^ riiri-ii I a&OW) victory Thursday night ovover late in tbe period>d toc put Bumlo a s I ! a E ,1! ^amirn satevxtnMmirallO:lftSMUCdpa»- InJogMMl.Cskxi ....e Pittsburgh P e n g u ^ ahead 3-1. s s ,ijsi!:sii e I s s I DneirSSC. It was the worst opening-garame « « « ,.„ IS3K i52sSffl lossIS in!i the Penguins’ 35-year hhis- Mighty Ducks 4, M ;“ ,a5s 3 .CMnuO.NM&9MiHi)iimi jQjy_ 4, Blue* 3 s s r s i sss£S»,..muic« Ccu«utis-li-. Sifci W»mi ».&»«■' ST. LOUIS -AAlexei l« Smimov ' ss.- : !SIK s Cak»itw«N«fi-XS^Sr DaiDarcy Tucker set up the fii IM Kji»rSwSliW5inE?i£^ or goals, and both Mogilny “ai ” i and Stanislav Chisihistov scored in ' i WTKIM( woSa'” '** s i r n r r „ : their NHL debutJluts, and Andy ' ' Bl£.PeUMAmmninMLSKMiBu•bmMiMI. Cskmw.O»iMnHi| i f S ^ Sunduidin had four-point games w“ t m w mM 0L«rMFtt(toitD tta e new first line - already und ^ ^ s £ i21; ;:::: nsiderable media scrutiny aft assists as Anahe&eini opened the ; ,t W>IW9» > 0 J« n M StMFfWCSCOtKn^AItaTTU . j season by beatingg St.St Louis. lor K>WKS|l-A>S«iriipaio«n:CUr:l OCV11S2.$OUT«IaoRSi iSim lSM iCy S « Lt*ics^. U.S.V5.Wocn«i-tCup t scoring a goal in the presc W 1 T M W P* M.iamm*ami.na iMMStM 1 n - had a big opening n i^ t. Mike Lederc hit_ahit one-timer SSfeS? SH T' § i ?1 mUtaNrl(S%. i2 « !!!';! ? from the left faceiBceoff circle at lEwSJ* 1 1 0 5 IS 'u'S ■raa R?Kss'2 ! asr • g « AN^'m («3^ loS^ * s s s s w sf a e s £ iI X .I L ' ’ Blueue Jackets 2, lead. jy i s !« P a S a - i sas».»> s ssaiM, Blaclackhawks 1 II CoU«g»FbotbaH8cor 'SSSSF* COLUMBUS, Ohio - Riilick Lightning 4, Pantanthers 3, OT ' ; **** Sss N^sgish, the first player selectedd in SUNRISE. Fla.na. - V aclav . : _____ » . » ■ “T iwwS h^ wSISm! w e NHL draft, scored ori his Prospal pounce*iced on a loose I S -j.= m tt^ a iix ^ T e n n i s cond shot as Colun^us ^ puck and stiiffedfed it past goalie j n s i S' ifa? NWMWmSlASJI^MMn WTATourFERSaffSiaTSF a t Chicago. i Roberto Luong)ngo at 3:34 of ' r ^ y S i . . MilMike Sillinger added a goal ' . overtime to lift Tampa Bay * Sl'"*"” MMtMldl '2JPtfSSSnnSrq andad an assist, and Marc Denis past Florida. BasketbaliLL ___ )pped 31 shots, induding sev<:ver- Brad Richards,, BradBr Lukowich NBAPrMMMn MlkMWT " sssic .'sssg ffi • t H T in the final 2 minutes whileI tlthe and Vincent LecLecavlier also f f i S S ' ' ' " ,M«MWMIiiACaM.«-l. • Blackackhawks applied steady p«rres- scored for th e LigILightning, w ith .. W g f liS P ”* U 8K S S, ISUNDEI n w l L ^ ^ T H ! Z M - lMi»«»vUi«»».*t. MwMd.Mt'l.«iUH,MUMr«Hrv.(n. Surere onc the power play. Lecavlier tying it atai 3 with 2:55 . 'bowa * 0 im s r K*r..,,-iiE WMtCOMtHOfk»ck#y League AftAfter pulling goalie Jocel](lyn• left in the third peri(>eriod of the sea* ' . ^ s ;ss n ta » W SrSuommini. Thibaibault, Chicago had a two-msnan son-opener for both,)th. ' S I S ' « ■ 0 0 0 0 LuvittftHM. S i ^ I I "g 1 S a ^ SSSL isa !!“ advaivantage for the final 34 sec-se Florida defenseiiseman Sandis « e 0 D 0 Tu90«M.I Tour CA Trophy qOTTAWAT - John Maddcden Canucks 3, Ram«antes 0 S NiSS^MMi/R score()red twice, and Martin Brodeileur CALGARY, Alb\lberta - Dan r w n if W S s S f f l me within 1:14 of a shutoutt ias Cloutier made 1919 savess for his - S ' f e m - i S'iw Jersey beat Ottawa in thetl ninth career shuthutout as the ■ a i M « s » s r g 5 1 ® £ & G o3LF i .....N.,,,™! ener. Vancouver Canuc:lucks beat the g sg g g ffiaap''t Madden needed a video reviedew Calgary Flames 3-0 on Thursday ' fwCttSnwY KtM.*Lrcm,U>wb to confirmcor his first goal 2:28 ininto night in the openlener for both - p i s thei secondSC period, but there waswi teams. Brendan Morrison,Moi Bryan i r ' ^ - 4 t !!: . no mistakingmj his second of l(the Allen and Markiirkus Naslund I game.me, a short-handed effort wiivith scored first-periodod goals( for the = ^ l s 5 1 ^ 1 ^1 1 1‘left in the period. Canucks. r ^ II i S 5 S £.?ESL- Srodeur made 33 saves, losit Miejttjui- g g j ^KH.. Broi o K hisI slshutout on Ottawa’s 32r ___ F ly ers 2,.o ile rs»2, 2, tie _____ MninkM*— feast*isa-- .MOnSiSSiSmiSa^' ' ShOt,Dt, wh'en~Daniel Alfredssc p ^ in Petr Schastlivy’s shot.t ” EDMONTON, Alberta'-Alt John t S ^ S S S f M S LeClair scored twicetw but the “ Edmonton Oilers ralliedrail wilh two ' — ■; AUmmwIM B H g ^ ^ ibres 5, Islanders 1 goals late in thele thtl ird p erio d . ^ , "I «:S?55S""*a s a s s s s s & t HAniUAni.NNM BUIJUFFALO, N.Y. - Chriris Thursday nightIt to tie the • ^ ATPOnnrmlPtlxdaTmta . Gran(auon and J.P. Dumont hadid a P hiladelphia Flyeryers 2-2 in th e • iTnwiMimt 'tto Lyon ‘ goalil aand an au ist each as Buffafalo NHL season openi)ener for'both > Tjjjrtjj* beat^It New York. teams. rhe Islanders jumped aon Anson Carter everivened the score I.M f c “ 1SS BuhffaloS early when Da\ave w th a pdwer-play/ goalgo at 16:23 of . j f c '------seatclitmra^(£w^rd-8Towr^iflay '. the hnal"fiinietnn frontfr of a sell* S ’” . . sa sfs* II on the game’s first shot. KHe out crowd of 16,839.39. -J s. ^ : r r : ^ Iged a loose puck between ththe Georges Laraaraque put ; ' S Z S L i ^ m .1 ^ P fIs * "of Sabres goaltender Martirtin Edmonton on thes boardbe at 12:43 r. Bironion at 101. of the third, chi(:hipping Todd I )uffalo responded minut g S f i & , ^ J SSsr*” »*, when Stu Barnes complete!ted Cechmanek to mwkffikeit2a. I

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I P 4 r c FTiday, r O ctobcr 11,22 0 0 2 T h1C e 'Tim es-N e^s ^ V/ikes, P^ilots o)pen COanferernee pla ■ Twin Fal=alls preview fo o tltball 'I ^ Gonfifident V alley lookss to sto p rec<^Cnt ‘Taroj S ta n d(i in g s y 'oyearsaff?, they itsed a p(iss'mgffimelolxalm. SSo. I Bruinns ente? ^u M lte surprised ifwe m don't see that a^'m .' om ination bxj y G l e n n s Fi^ e r r y W e e i (fe Six - G l e n n sI F e rr y c o a c h J o e l H enrmann rr pOCl playP f , in ByScdco tt Thompson receivers to mask aran inexperi- Tlmo»<<»<“P‘"eng to ride the airways to a have that power ruminning game foranimponantan t conference win. It * that went with it a yeajtar ago.',’ : Twin Falls 0 O 0 3-2 homeclecoraing victory against -V a lleIcy y coach M arlin M ussrs m a n n The 3-2 Bruinruins made big strid a ^ Canyor,ron Conference rival VaUeyiy Uhl has thrown for• nnearly 1,000 ______toward state-»te-wide respect las!t ■.Skyline 0-: tonight0»t. yards despite missir weekend, puttuutting a scare in No. 2 "T'his hi is conference time," with a sore hip. His 'prfmai|°t«r'pi AndMussiramann has been pleased “J ------1 Meridian, 20-120-17. The close 1 ^ ^ 5A W/e « st VaUeyey coach Marlin Mussmannin gets arc Zach Simons,i (Gerald Rau ^ with the improvement of H drew a lot of aattention, protnn- rTum Conf Co An said-. ‘'This “ is when it counts,s, and Omar Rodgrigtiez. Game 01 ing IdahoSpo3ports.com to ra^c n we’re playing for thee The Vikings (4-1) corounler with Uiat didridn't escape Herrmann’s . Twin Falls atIt N(No. 5. ■Metidian 3 3^ 0 5 0 '1"®” and nearly attention,1, either.ei Lewiston 3< ce to go to state.” a v ersatile attac k ai “It was a big}ig confidence( boost*” ither team resemhle.s muchh knocked off the Pilotstsa year ago „W« cououldn’t really run the Falls coach Mark Centennial 2-: theWeelaI\ said I'win Fa 11 « o i Slat they were like a year ago.3. for their second straig I against Raft River," he ^ Schaal. “Wei prproved we can pl^ Cepltal 2-3 2-: 2-3 The PUotsPU (4-2) finished last sea­s- over Glenns Ferry, \ n d on film , I was B with them. Nowifow we have to get on Eagle . K1-2 1-4 son asts thet Class 2A state runners-s- “Two years ago, theyn that game,'me,” he said. “I donit tM m Poc \ had something Uke 10 Pod All have dominated d. the series of>f suffered a broken collaIn to n e two offsides callaUs.” Wt»n: 7 p.m. today see a weak poiniKjint on their team.” : Xfadison 3 30 0 5 0 late, winningwir 10 out of the last 111 weeks ago in a loss at RaftR River. And turnirnovers, miscues and Where: Glenns Ferry Idaho FallsIs (3-2,( 1-0 SA East) Blackfoot 2-1 2-1 4-1 meetingIngs. However, Rick Coateite sc a u ^ ta mental mistlistakes could play a big tMt meeting: Gfenns Feny ralliedral to doesn't look: to have any glaring Hllk:re8t 0-14-1 0-1 Thei NP ots are a year removedd pair of TD passes agairunst Oakley part in theegame. g beat Valley 43-26 a year ago.(0. weaknesses eitheither. The offensive ^nnevitte 0-1 0-1 3-2 a a rushing*’ game powered byy last week and quarterlsrback Kyle “Whoeverver avoids the mistakes, Series: Glenns Ferry leads 17-L7-15 backfield returrturns intact from last fligby 0-2 0-2 2-3 graduallated cousins Korey Hall.I. Anderson has hit onn : nearly 60 gets goodd field f position, th at’s since 1970?PiIots have wonin 10: of y ea r’s 5-3 squi>quad that downe(l who is!s now1 at Boise State, andd percent of his passes,:s, throwing what makeikes the difference in lest 11 meetings. Twin FaUs 43-7<3-7. Senior quartef- QfMtBmlnCorr Darrington and a deep, one interception. games likee this,”ti Mussmann said. Keys: Valley - Stopping the Pile>ilots' back Nathann FFielding (6-foot2) have gone to a1 and fullback Adan JuJuarez pro- Times-Ncu'iews Mini-Cassia sports^ Glenns Feny • Establishing amsh-a i legs whUe KimGmball Burton (6--^, .Buriey 1-0 1-0 2-3 shotguniin passing attack triggeredi vide a good one-two) ipunch for writer Scot:ott Thompson can be log game in order to set up theirth 190) is a powerwerful tailback wlw Minico 1-0 1-0 2-3 by quananerback Scot Uhl and an1 the Vikings’ ground gameg with reached atIt sthompson^magicvaUs weapons on the perimeter. foUows good1 blocking bl< from fuU- Pocatello lO 1-0 1-4 unendiiding list of talentedi more than 600 yardsi ccombined. leyxom or■677^042, 67 Ext. 639. ______back Shane Hun»unter(&0 , 220). ' iCentuty 1-2 1-2 2-3 Idaho FallsIs rrelies on Burton, Jerom e 0-2 0-2 2-3 I— n I judging fromn hihis 16 touchdowi^ this fall. H[e e ands H u n ter arp P l a g ^ IT h e . d Fielding’s favorivorite aerial targefa ; 4A Wesest * 5 S i _ „ whUe senior GregGr' WUUams (&1, Team Conl$onf All | h I ^ I h ’ 1®5) is the deepwp tlM at. I Mtn. Home 4-1 4-1 5-1 I I I Ia The Bruins’is' irun defense hib ‘ 'j^kyvlew 4-1 4-1 4-1 F o o t b a been stout this thi fall, holding .Vellivue 4-1 4-1 4-2 Meridian to 86 yards last wee|< O f l and an averag<-age of 105 yards a BIstwp Kelty 3-1 3-1 4-1 F o r e c a( V S T L ^ B II ■ I I Caldwell 2-2 2-2 3-2 game this year.or. JJerad Bbder leads Hall Thompson PaisleyV Derr ShawnSiScow & 39 tackles TlmbefUne 2-3 2-3 2-3 des, seven for losi. Kuna 1-3 1-3 1-4 H High schools OuMtlWKneatw Senior linebackeicker Jason Vogt has _ 38 tackles. Senitenior Uneman Keyjfi Emmett 0 (M 4 0-5 H Twin Falls at Idaho0 Falls Idaho Falls ' TTwin Falls Twin Falls6 Idaho Falls Twin Ft Buhl at Wood f)lvar Jusselhas29stoistops, eight for loss! . Nampa 0 0 4 ^ 0-5 . ^ 1 or Buhl Buhl Wood Riverer Buhl Buhl The Bruins’is’ :pass defense is Rockland al Castlelleford Castleford CCastleford Castlefordd Castleford Castielielord strong as well,U, gi^ving up only H i 3A Sawtoothtil Central Camas County at CCarey Carey CanJamas County Carey Camas County Care]rey yards a game,e, liled by A.J. S tc ^ Valley at Qlenns Fei iference JH •erry vaJley Valley Glenns Ferryrry Valley Valleyley with five intercefirceptions and thsffi Idaho Confa Jarom e at Mlnlco Mlnlco Minico Jerome Jerome Mlnloifco Kody Bameimes. Twin FaUs aw - Taam :onf Con Afl Oecio at Kimberly Oedo Dedo Decio Dedo DeckHo ages 28 pointsts a game on offeaiSe •Bohl 2 2-0 0 4-1 Hagerman at Oakley•y Hagerman HiHagerman Oakley Oakley Hagerrr andlSaUowedbjd by the defense. 5 Oecio 2-0 2-0 4-1 Oria Walsh Idaho Fallsiis i is averaging ^ Wendell at Firth Wendell VWendell Wendell Wendell Wend< V Kimt>erty 2 2-0 0 2-3 '“®'' points on offens'ense while allow ^ TwinbiFalB^ris soccer Meridian at Highland Highland I-Highland HighlandI Meridian Meridii nier 0-20-2 2-3 ______dian 20w itha44def(defense. ^ "We have a *bend, don’t b re $ ’ Wood River 0-20.2 1 4 Twinn FallsI junior OrU Walsh C olleges I four of the Bruins’ goals mentaUty,” Johnohnson said. > Goodlr^ 0-20-2 0-5 scored f< ho SL Idaho St. Mo in a 7-1-1 victory over Mountain Montana St. at Idahc Montana St. Idaho St. Idaho St. Idaho5 St.^ H unter is a sstandout middle Idaho at La.*Monro«oe Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idahcho linebacker whUvhUe Burton roaiSs 2A Canyon ConConference *^i!"wasas her first-ever four-goal Oregon at UCLA UCLA Oregon ( UCLA Oregon Oregogon the secondaryy at safety. The m ^ t T u rn Com!onf All game. Walsh W did have a couple BYU at Air Force Air Force Air A Force Air ForceI Air Force Air Fonorce eye-popping stastat belong to Wendell - 0 0>0 SO. of hat trickstri under her belt aner Oklahoma at Texas1 Texas Oklahoma 01 . Oklahoma1 Texas ,Oklahoiloma 300-pound fresFreshman linem ip Valley 0 0>0 4-1 leadingg the i Bruins in scoring a Michael Warden,den. Johnson saidfie is the first freshnsshman to play vatfi- Glenns Feny 00>0 4-2 year agoso as a sophomore. P ros Howev'ever, those things aren’t ty in at least 30y30 years. Miami at Denver Denver , • Denver Denver Denver DenvJacksonville Jacksonvillelie Jacksonville Jacksononville Luc Martin posti year to> then nexc.** Walsh said. costing a career-high Conforemm c e GraenBayatNewEngr>gland New England Ne)hlew England New Englandnd Green Bay New EnQngland 253 yards. Receiver R Chris Toom Conf^ jU I get asIS manyI this year as last then great. But more, I San Francisco at Seceattle Seattle San>an Frandsco San Frandscoico San Frandsco San Fransndsco Herzinger hadlad his second big Raft River OO ~ want toil0 just keeping better.” ...... game in a rowow while runnii^ Mackay 0 0 Walsh'sh's main weapon on the backs BrandonIon Fjeld and Alex Rimrock OO Pick o ’ th e cror o p 'Pinm riang Castagno, 11313 yardsy last week, W 2-1 field iss her I speed, having fin- 'O/a trill . 'WbJusmr 'Ci/is.'umiOTW+ continue tc Oakley OOW) 1-3 ished third thi at state in the 100, afiuKgmr / e to be dependable ® ffmgaUlhr /^irmif catching out of Hagerman OO)0 0 4 sccond1 inir the 200 and running a KinsmaJtin " f ' t of the backfield. leg on tl KK^'iAeyinr.' (Mi/tmiuiitifv/k' Junior receiveiver Eric Snow is the Bruins’ third-place serie.' expeaed backk fromfn injury. , lA 8-man Sav^wtooth relay team during track a {0. dinas got some to t« Conferen0 2 0 5 0 asfastasas me.” S^lacnonsemmadooacliKhwookbyVmn-Ntwiaportatta Miffisrv AM Soon TTurr^peaoeon MPaiakf. Mm Derr and ^on keep the ball awtaway firom an explo- 10 4-1 Walshsh is .sidelined for now, . 9U9St lomatsler. DuringtttmngiatrtMMn,mfhcl10k It to local high aehoolgaitmanapldiMinvagairmolloealandnt^onal Cam as Co. 2 0 mioroai Itom bolt) ttvNC/CAAandNFLm»wmk'»a*»^imttoiwcaatarlaCmatterdhamloNfcKMeftSftewnScow sive Idaho Fallslis offense.o Once the Dietrich ■,i 1-1 3.2 nursingg aj sore right ankle she I Bruins are In the red zone. Twin ■J J J pre-game warmups. Richneld 1-1 Falls must conveiiv e rt i Shoshone >•2 0-2 14 “We need to come< away witi Clark Co. ^2 0-2 OA ^ Roll call som e p o in ts,”s,” Schaal said f SouthDMaloWon (TbebB best of the rest from the FPany’sPi*owerGuilide “lh art what hunhurt us last week.” j Toam Conf past week) :bell - Hansen’s Ryan Idaho Pomiwer Ranklnga- CastJefbid 20 y ran for 209 yards on 24 pockland 20 t i carries. andai scored three touch- WMkeododbig0e t l 2 " S M i nRiMrVdayCohtarenM v ' [ Hansen. 1-1 Hometeileam In CAPS •1 3-2 downs, includingin a 98-yard kick- BT" a ■■' a s - s t MurtBugh •11-1 2-3 off retunum for a touchdown, in ■ Favoftts Rating DifKifterwice Ratlr« Underdog, ^ SouthEaEnt Idaho Comerance S h o « an ^2 0-2 1-3 the Huskiskies* 50-0 homecoming M.7a0pjiv H North Gem 1-2 0-2 0-5 viaory overov Shoshone, CanyonC oifMenRRT ao iConfereiKe a. » E “ 3.00ln6AEBst)et^| VoIIeyieyball - Jerome’s Sara ___ CenWWahBhoConfMm •MURVtn ai ai HMivi»v*r ktohoFMs(3:2.S:2.1-Oln.6AEssO _____• ______T o in l*a______- ^ eyed 20 poiim a^reco rd - U Kl miM M mlemkUnContannce * 14-13 {*BtUeO)< i kills in the Tigeii' five- ' S 3 T — 2* . -7ttl -ttt*.---- “WW Maglc Valleyey g rid gamevictiictory over Pocatello, enoTM m ■'•IU K ' '■ 1 ^ C o u r trt j C o n h n w ^ . .. Murtaugh at Sh»Ban,,7p.m.; 7 . BoyiI soccert< - Bllley Tellez BUOMOT - rT «Bgm* NJ w ^ m ; Clarii County at ^ h oiione, f 7 p.m. recordedMl a hat trick in Burley's Jeke8allh«s,2» Hagennan at Oakley, 7 (p.m. 7-1 vlctoxtory over Cassia county phContawit.. . , ffMiwnimldiilioCMmnM ------Wiiifchg, I North Gem at H ^ nr>.7p.m. . 7 rival Dec!sclo. ■ ' ...... SJ — loSL Selinas, U7-SILTflWyd^Tp” ^ ' . : Dortch at Richfield, 7 pp.m. cross cr countiy - Gooding Ui'conhniiM u a rih g a s ^Cam at County at'Carey,W 7 p .m . ir senior April Homan i Konlnnotgmw o S ^ R m b w .' ^ I' RooMantf «tCattlefbrd.'rd.7.pjn. p H InnflfUl ' a tfaeXwinFollsIavitaina , ; -cww- S S S y e wbi r-a0i38^«fter-outkicfcfaM----- ! d doim arotmd tbe fin S i ii S'DWoAlttltagK CTM cBontiy* Hansen's owars finished fourth at \ t e S s S sin Fan* meet. docUng a

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— Tony StiS tn rart (20) and Oal* Eamhartttrttt JJr. (8) pass Todd Bodlra duriiirinf tha EA Sports BOO at Taliiailadap Supenpaadway (n Tallaiilladsga, Ala., Oct. 6. Stswsrt: leadsla the WIraton Cup pointsIs rarace. A U T O M o n ^ :^8»^ MUFFLER )tewaiI t WOIrksh[is wa^ly bac'k to ttop 7 ( / e 4 ^ H T . CONCNCORD, N.C (AP) - His seasoiason stan- you can’t give/e up.” temperamental SSt tew art co seek anger They're cenainiy the} favoritefa' now, stan* > u te € d / ed withith heartbreak, caused byi a blown There havee beenI plenty of times Stew::wan management help,p, butI the worst was stiU ing with this weekend’sid’s race at Lowe’s ______enginele ttwo laps into the Daytona 500.SOC could have given gi up on this season,I, hist to come, Motor Speedway. He’s> wonwc ac four of the i road since has been full of)f crashes,c fourth in Wiirinston Cup. He rebound*id ed He was bombarderded by other accusations six remaining tracks on1 theth circuit and has TravisS PriceP controlroversy.and criticism, butaut Tony after the Daytytona disappointment by win-wi in the weeks afterter Indy, with one fan’s always been strong: at the suburban * 3 - 0 0 8 1 ^ u t has weathered it all to dimlimb from ning at Atlanmta in March, but he hadlad a claim that he shoveoved her at Bristol even Charlotte track. 208-733 bsolute bottom all the ^ y to0 theth top. nasty wreck the tl next going to a grand jury Although he’s neverr wcwon at Lowe’s, he 402 Mai(lain S.. Stewawart, one cf the preseasonn p:picks to week at Dariirlington “ last month before he scored a career-bestst second; in the he Winston Cup, is on the! vergev« of that left himi hospirai-h ‘V im was no miy I ecer couki knx> was cleared of any October race here lastt yearye and has four • Twin Falls,. IIID 83301 Uy doing i t With six races left in the ized for a nigh:jhtwitha , , . wrongdoing. top-fives and six top*10s10s on die 1.5-mUe ------season,]n, he's on top of the points standingssta sore back, artameaqfter'erDir)lona thatwetamf It meant that no track. for thee f:first time in his NASCAR car m g lo lie,v^aierrweareta/ay.' was running on the League champion, isn’tI’t makingn room for • to, espeipedally after his last-place! finishfii at next week Itat Bristol _ track, critics still the championship trophyh y ji ju sty et J r Daytona>na - a race he was heavily fav lead- race, puttingJ Si tew art------— - certain his prob­ he said. “I’ve run foror enough< points ;> to the event. back into his:s routine lems would prevent championships in 23 yearrears of radng, and lere was no way I ever coulc>uld have of struggling tlthrough the early pan off tlthe him from ever winvinnfng a Winston Cup won enough championionships. I mean, ■ , dreaxnecned after Daytona that we wer from head to at put a big hole in our plans,ans. And we’ve seen _ toe. at our cars have not been realreal competitive, and Allisotson, in fact, was still 2 still have not had any ruless relief.”re] ______healinglg fh>m1 separated carti- •i';' Marlin, who had the i— lage, frafractured ribs and tom rongest Dodge aU season <) ' ligamenients and muscle in his id led the Winston Cup right shouldershi from a crash andings for 25 straight ” earlierirrin the year. •eks, was ordered out of .*lOrSO'em, N K i, j A S S ^ Now.ttf, the second-generation s car last week when doc- NASCAllAR star found himself - rs discovered a broken ^ m waitingflg for the TaUadega race Earnhardt said he did nind, on the farm cuttiniing weeds,” Probably ' !If you wan^ n t y o u r most importantly, didn’t wajrant car owner Chip Gai^anassi said. NASCAR ch taJP o ad , tiish his quest for his competitive,(■ opter crash, endured -st Winston Cup title. aost of the season, going ^o^to be barred from the track.k. “Now he says 'If II justj didn’t system, we s atidxaxstill i, businessi tot race p«in>?o= • Ihat’s what Steriing Madiriin answer the phone,e, rd1 still be * ^ e optic His injury has left ^ tie last race with a shot sdgeM wiUiout a champi* ^ ■d, call STto.?*title before winding up was ^ thinking about before■e it driving.’” say, 'No, I ’ stroi furcenothad \ ;: forward. was determined last weeeek That’s the mindsejset of a dri- drive it,’ or iship contender this third. andason - BUI Elliott is a aany n n/lesivlitf.'■ If aNNASCAR . driver WMts . that he would miss the fininal ver dealing with aa pointsi sys* everyone su star seven races of 2002 after frarac* tem that puts a premiumprc on Mark Martii stant eighth in the m tow inththe Winston Cup cham* ^ei wee)ints and Marlin, the turing a vertebra in his hecleck g ettin g into a racace car, no poinu headi —Jim Julow, a Up, he can’t afford to AP,-. hiscliy other Dodge even in UAW-GM ; ■ T h e T h n el e s s ^ N e t v s Allison is just one ^in a crash at Kansas City. m atter what, torse top 20, wiU continue DodKC Flnt in raws andndinfonnatton. b of manyny examples of drivers ' “If your aim was crackedd ior In the wake of Earnhardt’sEi MotorSpeed; a medical release, ven ler drivers ‘Thisisai plummet in the stand- «»w.nKQK\*:v-n«m racing; ywhUe injured in the som soi ething else, we*d goI con revelation, other I president Mike igs Sc as he m isses th e 'Mocors|T()rcs iSryearhtetoxy. ^and race,” &tolin tdd. **BiSut talked about driviiving while ...I really id.dor ing I 1kmmyat73735-33U m cussions. someone to i ial six races. > w eeks ,.ago, D ale you ^ taUc about jroitf v iM , ntnd affected by com :at change the way theIt’s just shon of devastatingng ffor Dodge, which Debiat735.35-3291 . e JtX lardtt Jr., Whose father thafs a pretty deHcata'tiMX.** NASCAR reactedI byb] setting a have a headpproach their jobs? 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The1 tele* I^deaat airr wwaves, framing their Ayman A] al*Zawahrl, andid h is accused Washingt'ington of seeking W ;and novelists have: thoughtthi (iiher- graphic violence of Celaran’s poem latest anti-Ai-American message spokesman sp Sulalman Abu subjugate thele fi A rab w orld on wise, uni] on Thursda;Klay, the NhIwI “Death Fugue” mirrorsi thet mad- around a possiissible war with Iraq. Ghaith. Gl; behalf of Israelrael - A m erica’s Priie in literaturet w'went to Imre ness of the camps (“hee whistles Experts saysoj the terrorist net* A . U.S. official said thisi week^ strongest supponeo n er in the region.^ Kertesz, a Hungariiiriun novelist his Jews into rows has ththem shov- work is on aa renewedn public rela* that thi a recent recording froi-om al* “The campaigiaign against Iraq* and Au.schwit2 survive . 7 cl a grave in the ground”)1”). tions campaigiaign aimed at keeping Zawahri Za appears to be genenuine has aims that go10 bbeyond Iraq intd Honoring the Jle. But date the supremacmacy of Israel.” ;about a young mann whov, is taken camps, likening them to:o a flame with the one->le-ycar anniversary of the th< format of the al*Zaww ahri Mohammed Sal:Salah, an Egyptian; to a concentration campcai but con* you dare not touch. Louislis Begley, the war in AfghanistanAi - are a recording rei is entirely diffeferent journalist wholo ccovers militan? forms and survives. a Polish*bom Jew nowI living1 in sign of al-QaQaida’s leadership fit)m fit) the videos released in1 AprilJ movements foror ithe respected ; “For, him Auschwiiiwitz is nol an New York, was a refugee;ec during asserting itI is is StiU viable to its which wli were crude, 30-miilinute Arab daily A1*H:l*Hayat, said the ;exccptionaI occurntrre n ce ,” the Hunfarian his U.S. offidalsIals have not verified interviewer’s int questions ataboui region.” X>f the 6 million Jewsvs kkilled m the ed how.tc■to make art out of the book after encouragemeilent from , bin Laden’s’s \whereabouts this America’s An aims in the region>n and At the same tintime, S^ah said, IHolocaust, some 60C600,000 were Holocaustist and whether they even 'his wife. year and sayly ia previously aired its its: future. the organizationn “I“is trying to tell {Hungarian. can andI should.sli “To write poetry Kertesz was honoredI forf< writ- videotape of)f himt having dinner The 1 interview runs for aI tbrief the world chatat tthey are stiU : Kertesz is the firstrst Hunganan after Ausciischwitz is barbaric,” the *ing “that upholds thee frag ile w ith his assiissoclates in early five fivi minutes and ends abruruptly strong, lhat theyley are a networC ^o win the award, wonrorth about $1 philosopl)pher Theodor Adorno •experience of the indid ividual November inin Afghanistani is the with wii the juxtaposition oftf iwo that Is everywherehere, not an amijt •million. wrote in11949. IJ «against the barbaric arbiQitrariness last absoluteltely certain sign he images: im{ the collapse of the WoiidW that can be conquequered.” * ; • "My immediate rea<■eactionuone But Prii>rimo Levi. Elie Wiesel in 1986. applatlded the avt^ , TEHRAN,. IranIi (AP) - A U.S.- One C poll in Amman, Jordaitan, in don’t feel so threatened; I • “There is no awareiu^ness of the spared the th. Holocaust, such as “He is a great writer,”• funded radio0 stationsi is preparing late lat' S eptem ber found Savawa’s American cultuiIture - fashion; tHoIocaust in Hungary.y. FPeople have Cynthia1 Ozick, 0 and non-Jewish ^said. '‘HI.S style and his approacha; oulIt tot young Iranians news ne^ was favored by at leaeast a music, politicalal ifreedoms - ia kiot faced up to the5 Holocaust.H I authors suchsu as William Styron aare of such high quality i and a message: Stay third thii of radio listeners aged117 1 to absorbed via thehe ] Internet, clan^ I }wpe that in the lightt cfd this recog- (“Sophie’si's Choice”), have written (deserved to be given thee highest ninedlo Ameriterica and Its values. 28, 28, according to the Broadcasasting destinely imponedrted Western mag! [ jnioon, they will face! up to it more highly rega•garded books. fprize in literature.” The broadcsdcasts, scheduled to Board Bo£ of Governors, which over-o azines and satelltelHie lelevisioft a b e ^ early nextnei year, are anoth* sees see all U.S.*backed intematittional channels fromn tlthe large U.S* u by'ly Washington to use broadcasts. bro Iranian community■“ty- ; 1 iGermann authoriti(ies arrest teerror suspew V ^ L youth-orientedted media to bolster “These “ surveys inspired uus to On Sept. 10,0, thet Voice or tr America’s saaagging image in the try try Ihe same idea in Iran,”” ssaid America began its own youth-oriS ^ jio* JUKI— Tim— ______. Boeing 767'67 that struck the north iists Zakariya Essabar andid R am a Middle East boaboard member Norman Pai'attiz, ented satellite TV broadcasts to j tower of thethi World Trade Center. EBinalshibh. 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While discounters prodi Service, HagermanI FFossil Beds ibtfSOOg holiday seasis o n fja'tenssitiis.' disappointing dii results , TV mtlerger Monument and the' 1 September, t h ^ still fared b lart Slores Inc. 3 .3 % # I better Fossil Coundl In c are i The A ssodated Press thanSi other maU-bas6d appp p arel The A ssociatedI PrePress______public to a Business5 A:A fter Hours J.C. Penienney&Co. Ir>c. 3.l% .f stores. gathering Tuesday at the visitor cen. NEW Y O R K - Shihoppers. - W a lte r Ix w b , 03. 1.0% # Wal-Mart announced sssame- WASfflNGTON•O N -The Federal.^ ter in Hagerman. spooked by stock market!t 1plunges, president of store sales rose 3.3 percent,It, less Communication:ions Commission^ The cenier isacross; frcfrom the high Limitedd BBrands Inc. 8.0% f th e p ro sp e a of w ar in Iraxaa and a , than the 3.5 percent incnrrease rejected on ThiThursday a pro-r school on State Street. weak job market, heldd tight to I^ x r b A sso ciates * for Corp. 0.8% # forecast by'Thomson FirsiI ' Spe>NDING to get this deal andanc an the cotoH . BLISS-ITie Idaho Depj>epanment of A BUCKKOR TVWO Environmental Qualitycy iis seeking panies want to see this merger > > public comment on proproposed con- m approved. We*reestiUmovingia sl strucdon and operatingg pennltsp for that direction,”I,” saids Hughel ' Holcim (US) Inc.’s cemennent transfer spokesman RichardlardDore. U i terminal in Bliss. Both companiesies also i^ana-tQ y permits for continue negotiadiations witii tbe .. 'M uctures that Justice Departmetment. which is* ' T- DEQ issues air qualitypollution. p A scrutiniting thee d23 futtire,” Powell said [email protected]. ^ Tbe FCC WiU sentsend^tsfindli^'- . 1 over to an administradvisdvelawJuS meis , before whom EchoStar Ed ano . Idaho Power gains o r s DirecTV can makeike their1 case ill ■ ver favor of the merger. 6,000 more custom cus- ger.Thejudga^ -I BOISE - Idaho Power ^ 9 ruling would thenuibesentlw^ t f more than 6,000 resfdeniber of cus- to the commissionlion for a final ^ (omers during its third < vote. bringing Its total numbeihas EchoStar and] HHughes'alsd V; tomers to 411,091. vstomers in have 30 days to file;Ueanamend^ The power company ngha; the total ■ a application to addredress die FCCs: just 39 new resldendal custcustom ers 0^ concerns. Oregon this year, brining lOMUM UVIMVtkt TMM^ In promoting thetheir i )Ian, thej . number of residential cu companies offeredid uuniform pdc*! er, the com- Patilcta,Po(lo<•lloek visits with RozI Sadler a sssh* sh wrttasoutachfcit at DollollarOaz*. Sadler and her huab there to just over 13,000.merdalcus* laband opened th r Rupert dollarHer stor* In Aucutt. ing nationwide to> eaiseeai fears d » c ! At the end of September,>31 in Idaho Tk y f "l its dominant markarket position:J pany had 1,064 new commei would be used to gouge; con«*i tomers, for a lotal of 52,931ers also \/l PM sumers where no altealternative was^j and Or^on. by 63 new X T .X • LX available. Irrigation customers •V. dolla a to tal of ar store:5S say thtiey’re tthriving^ EchoStar and Hugllughes also said:^ increased slightly, up by a merger would procprMuce a more'^ accounts this year for a I Cavoner seem see least likely do the! best,I Rozi Sadler said.id. shei wwould buy if she were shotiop< viable altem adve5 to quare-mile _!i»222!2LrscofTtspondent RoziR a Sadler said On the Saturd£rday of Labor Day pinglg aat a dollar store. sion. And they saidaid they wouldT; ------1 Idaho Power, a subsidiaoimd eastern Dirctrn'r T he S adlers o p ened th e DDollar weekend, Emieie Sadler said, he “Ot‘Others (dollar stores) hav3ve carry local channelsd s Iin markets CORP, serves a 20,000 squ; IT - The amount of Daze Da: store in the Rupert: IPlaza walked aroundI theth store and saw failedled here, but they didn’t staitart such as Magic VallGalley - where:* area in soudietn Idaho and It the new dollar store Aug. Auj 23 and say they havee been1 10 or 12 peoplelie in every aisle. w ithth ia big enough inventory,y,” the companies don’ton’t offer them ! Oregon. It supplies electr in Rupert hah as surprised th e own- astounded a s t at how nard It has That day was theiheir best so f a r - a shesaisaid. now and providele 1high-speed'; most of Magic Valley. / been b e i to keep merchanindlse Sl,500day. . Loc!^cation Is also a key factoi:or, In tern et access to places not' Ispealt "kiiedouoU ar sto res a re thriv- stocked. sto« Around Magicjic Valley, dollar- Emiefile Sadler said, served by cable TV.V. J Board ciialmian winH Sj l|||| 3 f ingthroughoiho u t th e M a ^ c Valley, “It’s " going out the door’ quite<; store owners arere ifinding that the Heie : had read recent news stc5to- The commissionon iwas uncon-j as more surprised to fast,” fast she said. doscr the econonlomy is to being at riess alabout businesses In' Ruper«rt vincedbytheargumeument. at compensation semi r extension pieces sell On 0 the day the store opepened its worst, the mortore people like to thatIt aare remodeling and abouDut ’'EchoStar andi DlDirecTV nor B O ISE-R oben Snashall 3 than Rod and Ernie the the two thought they migh;h t do shop for bargains.ns. th eI rerenovation of the Wilsoiion only compete but competecon vigor-' man of the Workers’ Comp<■nSS $50S50 to $100 worth of busihes!!ssbut Rozi Sadlerr said she h as Theat0 day, ordered the typepe of merchandise Please see DOLIAR, Page• E£2 with each other,” Powdlsaid.Pov ' __ te the Idaho Industrial Comnitre on the *r Biinual workei's compensatit nar, O ct 23 at Boise Centre11. 2001, Grove. Investors seekk to buy ttruck comnpany I>N EEL leaader touts :FoUowing tbe Sept. 11 irHawsSfvtee______somwme fonn or fashion by Nov.;r.l." is overseeing thecle company's bank- _ _ Mtaclu> Snashall supervis•ver 3,000 7^ = Con8oUdated;VKhlch hebad a rvptcy. •boardsresponse id processin nd World FORT WOVORTH. Texas - A snSanaD tenzdnallp-Twin Falls,I, filedI S tandard Se F! P’oor’s analyst ommunityf involveminent | fits to the families of oveiwho w ere group of-lnveivestors that indudes ' for emergency workers and ^or b a n ^ ^ c y p ^ y tioon i in James Corridore■e s said it would be By yMa ry U M iP o m their help and so farfar Iin 2002, two ! reds more two butinestesspeople from Fort S ^ ^ fired difficult for nevlew managers to flmsi Trade Center workers whi Worth and DallasDi is proposing to thai have been realized,”i,” IFrost soid. > ha bulk df its 1 5 ^ woriters.:s. resu scitate thle e m oney-losing —— Another of the com killed, and to the hundredashan-wfll buy ConsoUdlUdated Freightways VVancouver, Wash.*ba company’s pro- ■ who were i^iured. sased freight hauler, BUI)UHL - The Idaho Nation®nai grams Is “Work For'or (Others,” In i “Worker^ Corp. out ofof bankruptcy iand Con:onsolldated billed itself asas the He noted that nIt many customers Ensini 'As keynote speaker, Shash o o p ^ s trucks.to the nati gineering and Environment!ital which Bechtel BWXTICr h dps busi-’,’------^v e a presentation called la.don’s third-largest "less-tl♦than- have given theirir I business to tbe L ^b o i ra to ry -d o es m any gooilod nesses and others witlwith research. > . i , t rruckload* i e c a iriw . combixilining company’s rivalkrais in the past thinasngs for Idaho com m unlti^8, :a “INEEL has beenen instromen->; de pm tir i . . iRanfc-Inteliterhationd, a cdmM- part>artial shipments fipm midt dtiple month. And be saisaid Consolidated___ leadeider.told-aBuhl-Chamber'•of 0 -----tal in rosearching • the -storage -of >------^jpedficaUy to m ^ e —-comompanies to fin ib tru d o .Itb-has— may be'reluctantm t'to give up its Comm potatoes through thei ise,.has offered $500 350;50 terminals and 30,000 tzucks n ' entire operatioi:ion, preferring Lym Dtttb^taHayaabas.’^)aminaie. miQbnfbrtfai .yman Frost, director of tedich* ies analysis,” Frostost said. “W^: •-;f*Idaho is riot l ^ u n e to the TS-yearoId truck- ■ inn thett United States, Canadaia and Instead to Iceep itsits air freight divi- nolog::o» transfer and economiinic also have been knownown to work> otostrophes, from TetonDan ny, induding its air Mwt sion and sell otherier assets separate- develcrelopment for INEEL operara. with dty govemmentlents and offer:-' niptcy,” Corridorlore said. “There patentents for methods and systemms Frost what other' experiments.!ex _____ invdved In'^.wodcer^ o cip e i esnvho-cairblock------th arhavrbeennreTe^rclrea-a r h ■al ----- INEEl:has~worked'oni on. l-'rost s a i ^ om pany imieid the sal^ There arean many parties INEELJEL. one involved cemovin3ving a shea th­ ' V - i m nedf, w^wouldhayetotoagree.^ **Coa—-betw e«n«dlingitsits entire busittess- —isunitnities. In-2Q01, thrae nevBw waste, and Frost saidlid tennist M ttm n a t^ ^ ^ . e a m t ordisnundingitpiipiecemeaL-- busimlinesses were started wltlI'h HeaseSeeUIeUSo;'PiW;n ; V' ■■ .. V , M nwiNww.TwlBFirFAUHw RMty,Octobw 11.2L2002

M o n ^ ~ V Dollar -_ c k s S C3 a r o n S t o c 1 jobk^ s s r e ] port ;CentlnMdfromEl Another dollaollar-store chain, the retired M urtaugh coilouple’s Only One.Dollarliar,.has stores in - NEW YORK (AP)P) - Stocks rai- r-=------gained 27.16 .16. or 3.5 perccnt, to ^decision to locate a busiminess in B urley’s Overlaerland Shopping lied T h u rsd ay , ,b. boosted by 0^ — 1.600 . Meanwhileilc, Yahoo rose £2.29 S agement at Wilminjlington Trust. the United Furniniture “Our buying5 powerpo is larger, to $12.27 aftefter the Internet com- It the presentation isis goodg and It is “The fact is, therge (rom (xovnut . irted third-quarter Snake c, River Plaza. TheI moven easy for a customtomer to come in declining eemings-est-estimates. Pd.ehani profits thatIt beatI expectations “That, along withith the uncer- ^ '' will triple Honk’s space:e and pnd get out quickilicker,” Goldstein h — 1.200 raisedI itits revenue predic* inventory. said. tatnty of an Iraqii warw. and the t.iese!5.83 1.108.49 ’ tions for thele fulli year. The news terrorism threat, maltnakes it diffi- Rteord Page thought that whenm Everrd high: 5.048.62 ______1 nnn Otherr ttech siocks includ* Honk’s neighbor - the Bu cult for the market2t tot get mov- Man4arch 10.2000 jUI, ing Intel, whii^hich gained 72 cents Burley also a factor, ing again,” he said. AUG s i p OCT Kmart - closed, Honk’s busiisiness “We have a lot lot of different ------1 to $14.18. would be hurt. The Dow Jones;s ini d u stria l *** And Aetnana climbed $5.11 to ™ items all the time,ime,” he said. "It average cilmbed 247Z47.6S, or 3.4 p o in t Jecltne, dei which pushed “But we are stiJJ doing tvtveli," keeps people com;oming back. It's Nasdaq composite indidex rose $36.80 afterir thet heahh insurer she said. “As long as people>le arc like Christmas ev percent, to close ac 7.533.95. blue chiplips to their lowest close 49.26, or 4.4 percent, to<1,163.37, 1 said it expect!icted earnings for the s|j i every day with ' after losing as muchh aas 89 points since Octoctober 1997. struggling with finances dollard( what’s coming inn that’sth new.” having reached a freshJ six-year: third quarte:ter and the rest of stores are going to thrive.” earlier in day. Therhe gain more The aroader brc market also fin- low in the previous sessiision. The 2002 to be higherhig than analysts’ j than offset Wednesilesday's 215- ished sharply sh higher. The Standard & Poor’s SOO30 index estimates. Honk’s also has a TwinI FallsI Times-News correspondent ct loclocation. The company willI openc Lorraine Cavenerer ocan be reached a store in Pocatello soon,n, she at 436-I3SJ or• /cai>cner@cab/cIcc Rates co n 3 0 - y e^ : a r m o i t g a;ages (drojp to a ne^iW low said. ^ onc.net. WASHINGTON (AP) (Al - Rates Mac begaigan tracking these rates sstock market that halas sent nificant andid sustained stock* J.. on 30-year mortgagescs (dropped to in 1971. investors to the bond' market,it market rallyIly, we con expect INEEL _ a new low this week:ek. onering That noinot only was an improve* helping i to push long-terrrrm rates interest rate:tes to remain near Continued C* from El Department of En Americans - who ha> Energy renews haven't done ment oveik^er last week’s average down. c their currentt levels,”I< he added. and an( pwtyhose are the two worstw the contract to keepke< me here,” so - a good reason1 tc to ump on rate of 6.0>.01 percent but also rep- “The economy appearirs to be Low mortgajgage rates are feed- ma Frost said, '.the home mortgage n materials to dispose of e ref nancing resented1 tlthe sixth time this year growing, g albeit very slowly,”sl ing a boom1 inii mortgage refi- The1 lab at INEEL is the lariargest Frost said he haihad 32 years in '<:bandwa^n. that rateses on 30-year mortgages said s Phil Colling, econominist with nancing. • -f Mortgage giant FreFreddie Mac, hit record resresearch lab in the state, iand the same line of>f workv. and has rd lows. This week’s rate th t e M ortgage BaBankers Savings orr extrae cash coming commtmities cou should take adiidvan- lived in 11 statess andan traveled to :. . .in Its weddy nationwinwide survey barely indnched out the prior low Association / of America,a . “This out of refinancandhg deals is help- tag .of-mortgage rates,!S, re p o rted of 5.99 per tage of it. Frost told Buhl busi-b 52 foreign countries,ries, living in two lercent, which was set at growth, g combined withth stock ing to support?rt consumer spend- ness nes people. of them for a time,ne. Frost said he 'Thursday that the aveiiverage inter* the end oof f :September. market n losses and no sisigns of ing. includinling home buying. F «st rate on 30-yearir fixed-ratef Mortgai Frost came to INEEL abibout finds he uses his knowledge {age rates have been ’ ■ inflation,li have pushed interestir amid uncertahtain economic times three thr years ago on a flve*y•year about foreign countiuntries and expe- • m ortgages fell to 5.9{>.98 percent, falling ^mfd an uneven econom- rates n down ... Until there•e is eco- and erodingg consumer< confi* con the lowest level sinctnee Freddie ic recover: contract riences in otherr statesst to help ery and a rollercoaster ncunic n news that leads to a sig* dence. “I like Idaho and hopee thei him in the work atat INEEI.D m s m m i ' W» t l cn CWwif»m , OT M i UlUa «.lt t»MeMt.ll MM.1M ■ Nm*» Dhr law cut . » aiknStf J7 . 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OM»r t«) - Kty eurwKy tuawnot r*it« The Idaho Beef Coumincil and The contest!st will\ be offered In Ea.“T M f f s s ; ; - Idaho CattleWomen’s CouncilC each of the( fivefi\ ICA districts, S il Is-ssf-S i? * ® ? IB.Oa IB.OS -.1 ssSss^SS of th e Idaho Cattle Asso M ||^a |B.jt -.j h«M 7?7{-tS!bo; MdSr M m n t99M 9 M t ' sociation including Magii[agic VaUey. Each of m2 T^I^Dand 11100 'I! tlS«49 91 SS49 Om UMBond ItOM iiiiiiS 1« ;a are offering an Idah(ho Beef the five districtrict winners of the MM S7.40 • 1.40 U*y 10 47 Ambassador Program. Slio W BU iSiS IPX iS:o r;!! mSuS!p3£“ Beef Ambassaissador contest will 3330 3374 '.S T Ste IMO oomU-ShMvr. "** iS JJH? The purpose is to0 train reccive a 5250250 cash reward. To 2327 23S2 *BI Od 1».11 SS, 3 Its its --S -i^CNetO- Pos sp o k esp e o p le ages 16-6-19 for receive the; $250,$2 th e w inner 43J» 43 M ..33 W id.'ttMt 3SS1L FUELS ; al 44.18 s 40.C0 »M W ^ e p « i atM cr«. ------promotion of beef arand the must presentIt hish or h er speech S5S5.. ss sS r in eftlS *1^ industry. Through preps 83.00S£^T i5 m 181.90 182J0 ..SO . NEW VOnK |AP) .F I paration to at least 'ivcfive nonagricultural 86.10197.00 I84J0 18S.70 «.W Oa 87J2 eSSi 87.32 '(99.'l2 .102 Ut 17.90180.40 1S7J0 189.00 .,70 Ftb 73.07 73.SS 72.00 1liiS ’ u o K T n ^ o S leam about the beef inindustry summary of theth< event, locadon sS s Apr 73J3 72.M 73.92 1S J ? :5s S EKSS“ as 2 g io |w :m w . » ^:w - g Iand the importance of: beefb as and audiencee forfc each presenta- ' | & SIS a s s s i an agricultural product,ct, orga- tion. 0 ? 98.SS 89.18 8849 sg ( ::S p P ll |isj|i. iss iE •? EH. tatM t7.l9e.Wtd.'t IM* 19,781 n iiers say. v The Magic; ValleyVa contest-will ■SffiS as Kif I !i I JS5?w ‘i ».«12 In Idaho, 'the prograiam will be held a t 6:30:30 p.m. Tuesday at Dw WhMI 373 9W3SSIM3UM ■»\/3 ■ Wtd'tcvtnl U«f W M J77 focus on nutVition, dieliet and Shoshone HigHigh Schooly^or Nov Sgy«Mn U9 IS S !S .■•12 “««wjju S f“ %w"*9SS(* 79 80 I90.02 .52 i r health issues,'and contetestants more infonnadcladon, call Pantone “Iis :ia SS as Is 1“ !E :S B ”■ must limit their presentntations at 866-2852. 2,29 .,70 MW 34SS 24S to those beef topics. District winwinners will then I P ^ r ‘" 'S s 'i S S 311 a, ss ss RS ! !*“ 3I 30 lls? - q\ Dm S S S iS 10!^ 10 JJS :n 2? C ontestants muse eac:ich pre- compete in thethi state contest loiS loio !;« , &BB E i? 1 Ft6 ...... Ii « Ipare a five> to eight*minuilutepre- Nov. 19 durduring the ICA « ?s ■■ii S i p .:: 23M sentation s from the nutiJtrition, Convention in Suni Valley. The on 44J0 4i48 44.78 4 ...... ?2'2 '•' diet c and health informm ation statewide winrninner will be eligi- ii ii: s S ^ SSS ::S f g « foundf in the Cattle andnd Beef ble for an additddidonal $500 cash QuoMmtanan r*« 49:70 4T!oO 49:90 4 onoMi. Handbook. rew ard if hee or oi she agrees to 2339 Io3 ______Bean\NS ^ “I ““ E 8088E t -,07::^ ^Nev ... The handbook is aval'ailable partidpate inn thetl nadonal con- M S9.00 99.00 89.79 8169.97 ^ 9 DM ...... 2193 lo s f .Cheese 94.tr -.08 Jan ...... Pam Pantone at 88(I86-2852 test and presenisent the spee^ to VUayBMM - ^ sT92 9142 Birtta 981.92 ..oa PtB ..... and on the Interne Jun 2300 33 0( net at an additionalII fivefi nonagz^cul- www.beef.org. tiuvl groups.. National Nl finalists i2H. • .ei»0'.4O«ouMMMltt: | JMO. - m i i “ To find the handbook; onc the are eligible for additional cash D 22.10 22.39 Mom MurtHT QM h ta * . w*d.'ttt>*tta9.io4 Web site, type "Cattle ancnd Beef rewards. Fte 7949 tCtS 74.40 71 lS6^9.up7J99 ^ SiSIS" ' " M« 7999 79,99 74,89 7dollar settlement thele state employ 111 j^>eople { and free up PnoMQuoMeyUnd^ h'B.iM.as.p ^ « s s = a s !s sH* s is Bs-:iS received as J>art of itss 1995 room at its Uppna);l1MretniwinMr S==T=-;: OOU>*" ^ -— »» I S r T J T i'S9M™’3^7S .939 -90 illinterest loan through thele fund The buildingng shouldt be com* s?s:nz:M09.MWrMatlMI4.a Iu !5"’.'Si8Sirn?» >18.S0 -3.10 lg and pleted by next[tfall. fa Iw S.4M.W (SOM 3): 14 p«n*n)^w snss; g a Nov 319.00319.00 319.80 SIS Si iiil ll -ii! shipping >> building. High-b-tech> TetriD yn offliifficials said they ' 999 3 790 3.909 .49 HInology computer statartup plan to employoy ati least 60 peo- («M9r)- r i i l l B i i i l liS li!i i l i i TetriDyn Solutions Imnc. in pie in Pocatel]tello wlthlB’two Jun 3il . n 3n . 3e 319.00 3tB18 30 ^ 4 0 ^UO 3972 POnrUKO, On'. (API. Mi«l1:J0>m.M0T tl 1: B90 ss n r ifis ‘iii I I;Pocatello got $500,000 to> begin1 years at averageIge Annual aaIaH«s ' TNMMn bf O'*!"* tnivM « POfStndlOftfilpmtnltyPo« * 3xfi]* a ::::: z ::::; Ji!:130 40 -3.90 ^ 1-*^ 3B00 il"1i:S* iis !13 ::J) i pany has alreadjtady fonned «tnt»- £ iS £ •••" IIM.90 1 0.90 OteS 4.197ilH 4.190■S’I I I I "Gov. Dirk Kempthome,>e, who ^c alliances withwit Compaq and S,.£? J i" ■'" -” iOm ».70329.n 323.30 32 .30 -4.00 JiA 4340 4240iis iii i s i»is running for a second1 four- Hewlett-Packard(ard, th e two com* fiWP.287 J 90 3 ^ IWO>40 3910 X9I9 08 ycyear term this fall, was inIn both puter giants thi 13 pel. m tn ; S.4M U' I E ■ lii:: I13&90 ^.90 *f' 1990 3 890 that merged this II pet p>eiMi; 9.ta. nngiri^.4;U.47-B.U ’ £Livestock ! 140.20 My 3SS0 3890MO 3 M 3.U9 ^ ccities i this week for presiisenta- spring. Wt4'iwl»»28!?»f’ ^ ... 3^1“ <« tion dl of the financial a ^ s ttance. a A data integnsgradon and man- * TWINCAUJI.- W ^ o e * l IM 173.9W, up 142 Aug Him 3W Much of the $30 miUibibn set- agement softnftware products t uaiistH 2 Mflty. UM trtkw M -- b«gM; “ ’z *si i .1tlement fund is administIstered company, Shlef Chi Executive '.'k 427.3 -0.S Nm ...... 943 -29 b ’ sHSKsasissa^s . 427.9 ^ .9 ^ ...... by the Regional Develop>pment David Hemx»mpstead said < S s £ mi ui:i «>{> ui Alliance composed of IS 4294 I«:s F ^ 3990 3 990 5 may- TetriDyn hasIS threet products iM*r M . '440:ii. 430 0 43iiJl-2 !2-5 ’ »» 3»»i ii' IS I ^ ors, county commissioner!srs and ready to be marjnarketed now with v « > " "r r r " M Uty 43S. 499.0 4330 43i community’leaders infl n in e a fo u rth scheduled sci iF^. JUIM bt..t74-M1.Mrsas’.‘sfsi!ss’iis;tffi Sto ) 43«: 439:0 4348 4» 31 “ >^700lo800B*..l8M74:w»f800 Otc C 443 443.0 4340 43!i l l southeastern Idaho coundedes. December. Itt usesui tech ao l^' “This is good for all al of developed at at the Idaho i a l a s E Mjr 437.0 4393 437 0 43( MB 3SSB i u j 31I Id“ r m 4MS 51 ^ Idaho,” Kempthome said. National Englngineering and Jui’' ...... 4M It is Melaleuca’s second S S:S ^ "SIy s l " 3 sassss OM 480.0 480.0 444.S 444 id deal EnvironmentalItal Laboratory, with the alliance, which1 madet which is theB subjectsi of the “■ ” •' KSSSii c SS . H w i J 942-949.90 J i l is I $611,000 no-interest loanin two cleanup egreemei m e n t -«29 &C ;e 1 !iS 3 « — W900l0 7WU..I8«4tt;ovwTg0bt.. I ...... 490 -3 Ji SSI. -4.9 S'S s s x m o E ...... 490 -3 [— Jun ...... 910 -3 M4T 2W 2«2. MSrss 2SS.2 -4J9 CowtwtU-ni^Biewceiketsreiietdfieeiewir ^ ' May 2M 2W. 2A3JSJS a«3. . -4.2S ItMtrt tf* turn NE^ORJ^t^-'HwiOy 4 Htrmtn tilviMvtr T>KffMty Am ...... :S70 ‘ -31 Sgim HSH ItSneMM 94.M4 Off $0.0S9, o S ' §M I t a i aw! I S Tnt ramina M W p>n* lot tM t« Loft.o«>n»4.3s$oii }JS- :::: a a n aMe to OMtoMba ourma^«j ■ritf«6t’lltiyto|neiwi ■ . 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Kimberly responsible for ALCOHOLICSa ANONYMOUS ctlcnPicpeiv 813 Faa&nWMiiMsd BO* Corputsn i0 3 Boats&Aeceesottes any m istakes. joa^;>06-733*8300 ft 726-4660* VneSims .814 WMsdToRe)Renl 810 Fm eod iO« CwnprniSh* y V W V V W W “ Ml Buineo . 817 CorxtnteTviuriB 818 MctdeHanelmeSpacs *11 FumftjreiCarpsi M8 Gtfwames FAX HWMed *12 HesdpgSAir 808 HolTubsAPools = Opportunities . 818 MobajbOeHcnws 818 RoonwaiaiW FOUND neutered, block 'I _ _ _ ConMomno 907 MolorHonm&RVa 302 MoneyloLoan 818 C«r» m ale. B o rd e r C ollie X, ^ ^ 9 813 Audiota 80S SnowVsfUesA I YOUR lOf L o s t& l ^ 303303 Money WtoM 820 Reallal I Estate Wanted white tIpe on toes. Found ^ ^ ^ 8 1 4 JwwtyiRn EtMpnwt onGolfCouraeRd. o 102 CvdofTlMia 3M3M tnwtments 821 Manu„„,K4rtOH«ne* TOI Uveaodc 818 Liwn&Qarden 808 Sponkig&HiMkig 736-6570*______AD 103 OMryAJdB 308 tfiS4«pias EwclseEqulpnwniM &Mpmera FCFOUND toolbox on West 104 PertonaH l a s| y y S | y 2 B y 703 cisiomFann^ 817 MacetmousFiy 910 TmvdTnlers Dry 0 Creek Rood. Call to TIIVIES-NEWS 1 ' identify. 733-4040* , 108 HappyAA 306308 FnarcialSenlces 801 Fun«ndshedHcwes Safe 9 H UB»TiHeB - 2 CLASSIFIED FOUND Yellow Lab. fe* DEPARTMENT Q 108 SpedalNcdcss ^ JunfclBdHouses ^ 818 MuHalhnunems mole in Bliss. Call lokMn* 107 Abortion ARsrra»M ■ 708 FamtSeed&i)&Fenlter 818 OfllesEqulp/Suppias tlfy 934-9025.*______2 0 8 - 7 ^ 5 5 3 8 & FM 820 Pets&Supples tOOIAMon 108 PitM mtfSwvleas 401401 Scrooi&lriarudian Aptsyit s y o ^ K«y.Graln&F .OST Small ono*oyod lo* 708.Hay.Qraii4F&F«ed *21 SiereanacfoCDs l002Ai»Pam< mate. ffl Shlh-Tzu. while 2 0 8 - 6 ^ ^ 5 4 3 110 HxnMeamCn 402402 MuscLcssons i(M Unlun Aoesiorles w/light w brown apots. ^ B u r l e y ) ^ User 403 Tjot^ ______Apts/tsyDi^ines 1004Amo*WM8() Brown B oyo. Vicinity of —— Parkway. TF. Needs R | H I t l EmertwmartServte y , Sanicas }008A«;uaflCalaaM „ REMEMBER medicetion.Cfll733*92ir Thotbhot biflhday ad you places 113 CMdCareSantas K bieHones "* , 834 VdsoEqutmem 1008Sarri«ssvyEqu^ .OST Aluminum trailer soma »o< lima ago In The JOOOSewcaOrecWy 501 828 WantedToDuy 1007 T u«i ‘• J P o l i c i M ; Al odmlisingn ir b tubjMt to tU iwnpo(M 501 OpenHouse 807 Offieaea&Retail Rentals 802 Appiwces ramp, between Shoshone rTim ^ * A /e w » ? Now Is Ihe Cnits <28 Camping EtMpraiit 1008 TufcPara&Aaasaatt Basin Br in S . Hills & Twin ilmelime to com e pick up your . lin t i m e ^ nsarvu the rlghi to id 802 HoratorSale 808 ConvrTTWcUPrcpeny 803 Baaan&Cral ' dBiMsofocti0aKa.1tN M tk 827 GaragaSaies . 1008 4141 Falls. Fl REWARD. Call P< coll 539*9561.* FRFREE TESTS. Always ConfklentlaJ. 7 3 4 -7 4 ^ ■ LOIOST Black Lab w/black s = ^ LEGAL NOTICE collar. f® 'Carlie- Ibsl 9/26 C LEQAL NOTICICE LEGAL NOTICE from Locust St. area. Call ^ 1 0 ( :E LEQAL n o tic e• LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL I NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS J737-4676IV. l msg.' In the Manor ol Ihe Estates LO /LowiNo.(M3a(W7ni31 IN THE DISTRICT COURT A copy ot Ihe Summons TwlnFolls.ldaho6330l,or |^IN THE DISTRICT COURT 'n OST Block m alePug ------1BANKRUPTCY------T.8 . No. 1045367^099 0F T H E 6T H JUOICIALL ond Complaini con be Illed wiih tho Court. 0 ol: ORVILLE A. HUNTLEY w/whHe on chest. Vkdnlty OP THE FIFTH JUDICIAL a n d RUBY M. HUNTLEY, of fordobie&fastAcdderns. ParcM No. 89841 DISTRICT OFTHE STATErE obtained by contacting OATEO Ihis 24th day ol DOISTRICTOFTHESTATE *' olFallsAve.iEaatlarS. Ilvorco & criminal manors. • • . . N O DC EOf: O P TRUSTEE'S BALE OF IDAHO, IN AND FORR either the Clerk ofthe Court Septem : ber, 2002. C Deceased. 9/30. g/: Answers to Pugsley ^ OF IDAHO, IN ANO FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY 73 Bred Rica at 734-336T ■ Z On J w w u y 28.2003,>03. at tha hour Of 11:00 AM. o•Icaid lc i THE COUNTY OF TWINH or tho attorney lor the /a/Horry, Turner, attorney THE COUNTY OF « 736-7404 or 280-1M1- ; ^.MTHE^ONTENENTRANCE OF FIRST AMERIC/IICAN FALLS MAGISTRATE GIVEN that lha undor* 7^ BANKRUPTCY Plaintiff. Ilor the estate ef Hattie TWIN FALLS OSTChocoiateLabmaie. r J _ TTILE COMPANY. 260(601>1IR0 AVENUE NORTH. TWTWIN DIVISION II you wish logoi assis* | signed has been appointed Competlth-o rates on Beatrice Pounds MAGISTRATE K DIVISION fi lasi seen in my yan) 10T06 FALLS. tOAHO. FIRST,ST AMERICAN TITLE JNSURANCugCE C ase No. CV-02-3224 lance, you should Immedi* representative ofthe above :hapler 7 bankmplcies. OC ase No. SP 02*677 ™J on 500 south rd. Jorome c ' COMPANY. • • Ifu iltt.ea. wM aaB at pubUc auction, to:o 0 8te SUMMONS ately retain an atlornoy to IPUBLISH: Soplombor 27. niNOTICE TO CREDITORS ??named decedents. All per* Jeff Slokorol 734-8452* MghMttMitor.lweatf).iah. cashier's check drawn on a SlateSia JOHN ODOM, dba sons having claims a g ^ t wearing red r*llecter ^ ' advise you in ihis motter, Octobor ( 4 und 11.2002 In m the Maner ol tne Estate ^ eellar, 420-5980er ^ E\EM l PLOYM ENT A or National Sank, a ctMchctw drawn by a Stale or Fader•deral ODOM’S CON CR ETE «• DATED this 23n1 doy ol • the decedent or their estate CO ------^------ol: of GENE BLAIR SHIRLEY. are required to present «0-1121.‘ ^YMYROLL SERVICES Cradit Union, er a efiae:hack drawn by a SUta or Federderal EXCAVATION September. 2002. Deceased. Ihoir claims within lour (4) l O^ PERSONNEL PLUS Savfnga and .Loan Aaao«sociallon. Savinas Association.m. ior Plalntm. Twin Falls County Olstrict PUBUC NOTICE . NOTICE IS HEREBY ^ OST Chooolate Lab. 733-7300 Twin Falls Savlnga Bank, all payablepay at the time of aale.. tt: Ihe vs Court /Actions planned and taken n months after the date of the lemalo. ign neor O’Leary. No ' 7 GIVEN, lhat PAMELA first publication of this rg 678-4040 Burley . foOowlng daacrtbtd raalaai properly, slluatad in the Counjunty GARY PERRON, /s/Qerry Dow, Deputy Clerk bby your govornmont ore jiJEAN BLANKENHEIM ^ :otl 0 r. k I d's do g . _____1 : of TWIN FALLS. Slata id a s Defendant. notice or sokl claims will be p g >0 prolessional oil paint* tate ol IDAHO, and described i ccontained in public notices, kh .a s b e e n appointed | q, REWARDl Coll 734*0034 I DO p . lolom.lowit: TO: GARY PERRON PUBLISH: Septem ber 27, 1They are part ol your right forever barred. Claims „:r801*404*1415’ 1 lng.ig. fmurols. wall popor. must either be presented to • LOT 14 IN BLOCK 3 OFC BICKEL ADDITION. TWIWIN YOU HAVE BEEN SUEDD 0ctober4.1tandt8,2002< t, e e s io te o l d e c e d e n t 1^'; ndintorkjrpainlino : . FA U S COUNTY. IDAH. 733-0931. }. OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR u required lo present Iheir September. e« 2002. vor'ory spodal 734*0547* Said s a lt win tM mad8 InI the Motter of the Estate and a public meetings jg Babo' N9 »d0 dally : RATION. M B anafldiifteiary. recorded IMay t . 2000. a i. of: HATTIE BEATRICB Jean Blankenhelm c/o 16th, lai 2002. . ). a s foilewing ttta last publica* < Harry Turner.102 Main nadleatlon. REWARDl . - (natrumantNo.800O^)0aM M M , Mortoaga recorde of TWIIWIN tlon ol Als summons. Ihe• POUNDS,I IM P O R T A N T a ! >ieoM call 7 6 6 -3 5 0 r | FALLS C o u ^ . Idaho, 1 I. D eceased. P Ave. South. Oince • 1. Twin ______t— __ 0, THE ABOVE GRANTORS ARIARE court may enter a |udge* Pleoso addross oil legol Falls. e.i Idaho 83301, or filed Idaho's ' ■ NAMED TO COMPLY.Y VWITH SECTION 4M 506(4](a;)(a). rnenl against you withoutIt . NOTICE IS HEREBY advertising gi to: LOS)ST or Stolen, med. sized -a . ; IDAHO CODE. NO REPf V GIVEN, thot Vickie Littie with the Court. • Please p ctieck your CaSallee eat A blond* P EPRESENTATION IS MADE VhaHAT' further notice. U Q itll prior C LEGAL ADVERTISING DATED n l Ihis 24th doyol Newest . THEY ARE. OR ARE: NOT.N PRESENTLY RESPONSIMSI* lo that Ume you hava filed aB I*has been appointed Th* Tim es New s e ., Seeker Spaniel female. c .. : BLE FCR THIS O0UQA1QATION. B personal rapresentatlvo lor Soplombor, 2002. a a d fo r c o r r e c t n e s s Neclear or by Flier Ave. W. 3 l l ! written response in ihe f PO Box 548 /s/Horry ^ Turner, otiornoy , »ugar Beet Tha dafaun fot w t ^ » 1 the estate of decedent T on the first day It T’ Ff . Heartbroken. J A Ihis ta le Is to be mada is: FallunIlure proper form, Including the > Twin Falla. ID 83303*0548 lor ,„ ! the estate ol Hattie lo pay tn« monthly p a ym m an t dua June 1.2002 of principal j Hattie Beatrice Pounde. o lEWARDII Can 733-6838* | ipai. C aseN o .an d an y r* q u lred ^ Ooadline for legal ads: 3 Boainco g ' Pounds runs, ru as ttie Times* ^ Hauler Intarasl and bnpouncaI andar subsequsnt Installments dutdue faing fee to the Clerk of the) Ail^ persons hoving claims days d< prior to publication, ISTToy Boston Buil pup, Btaraafltr; plua laia c h a^ I. against said docodenl ore n< la rm ; togatner with at) subsaquenjent Court, at 425 Shoshone St. « noon on Wednesday for PUBLISH: on Septem ber 27. News is not respon* biaaflclary pursuant to lha lanns isndisnc N ..PO B ox128,T w lnF aU , required r to present their SufKiay. Si noon on Thursdoy n .| October4ond 11.2002 8ilsible for errors after ocinily ol Not*Soo-Poh. u . td ef trual Tha aatim ated balanc*nc* Idaho83303.0l265 cclaims within four m onths for fo Mond». noon on Frl* Z I 55-4429. Gonoroua be ^ part ofthe . owlno aa ol tWs data on laki (208)738*4024 and servedj alter<■ the dote of Ihe flret d day lor Tuesday and INi n THE' DISTRICT COURT ttte first day.------rowiwonj. Call 655-4429.’ T faiUransystems fam ily • daad of trust la S21.278Jsis’.sxfrnsr.'siis and acomofyourreeponeeon^ pubilcattonP ol this notlcft. or W vv ednesday, noon on Mon* OFq f TNE FIFTH JUDICIAL __ . axpansaa actually inctimtirrad In aniotcing the obllgationiona th* Pialntlfl'a attomey att ssaw claims will bo lorover day dj for Thursdoy and r>oon OISTRICTOFTHESTATE ois ------' - Trhere S i a groat ]oO in your o f d r f iv e r s ? D o y o u - lhartundar or In thisi sale,•• and truelea'a fees and/oi1/or M. Lynn Ounlap, 415i ^barred. Claims must elthor on or Tuesday lor Friday and OF 0 ( IDAHO. IN ANO FOR ^I I ■ I I luti : rsasonal>(a attorney’s faa s a s authorized in the promla-nia* Addleon Avenue. PO Box( beb prosentod lo Vickie Saturday. s Holiday dead* THE Tl COUNTY OF TWIN 'SS.''.SSS2,‘'a like being hom e • sory note secured by thah a aforemenlkmedI Deed of TrusL■SL 2784. Twin Falls. Idaho} LUttle c/o Horry Tumer.102 lines tir may vary. If you have FALLSf MAGISTRATE — j-ama — ever)/eryday? We have : RRST AMERICAN TITLErLE INSURANCE COMPANY 83303.2754, . MalnAve.South.Offlceai. any at questions call Ruby at DIVISION C«)CAL-WESTEflN REOlECONVEYANCE CORPORATION ;------735*3324. 7: * Case Cu No. SP 02*966 I d r iv in g p o s it io n POBox 22004 Loan No. 80809S900 0 Colon. CA 82022-9004>04 ' T,S. No: 1045826*00 BUY IT! vailable for YOU! (619) 990-9200 Pateal No. 89043 Dwrick J. ONeill / iSB No. 402121 NOTICE OF TRU{ SELL ITI g Average pay DATED: Septem ber 2 5>.2002 .2< RUSTEE'S SSLE JONES ^ GLEDHILL HESS A^ANDREWS = ra n k lin , /SA.U1S CeidQ On January 16.2003, at tho hour oM 1:00 AM, of aald FUHRMANit BRADBURY & ElOf;IDEN, P.A. $2,000-52.2002,1 per d n . at THE FRONT ENTRANIlANCE OF FIRST AMERICAN nT he Olh & Idaho Cenior ----mimM.mmmKmfr------m O3nth tth (Indudes inceniJve PUBLISH; October 11. te . TITLE COMPANY. 260 THIRD t B. 25 a n d ftovem ber 1.2002 lIRD AVENUE NORTH, TWIN »225 North Oth Siroot. Suite 8200 pay for eariy stait-up) — FALLS. IDAHO. FIRST AMERI(ERICAN TITLE INSUFIANCE P. p O.Box 1097 Is now hiring pyl L em No. 120578802 COMPANY, a a tm stee. wllI sellee at public auction, to the ^ THE Boise. Idoho 63701 experienced Co-MtHoilth, - T.S. Nb. 1043997-09 highest bidder, for cash, cashieshier's chock drawn o n o State Telephone:t < (208)331*1170 Dental (lan : Parcel No. 887B6 or Natkxtai Bank, a cheek drowndra by a Stale or Federal p,Facsimile: (20B) 331*1629 TTIMES-NEWS l Ins,Bulalion Installeis. NOTICE OFT)F TRUSTEE'S 8 A te Credit Unk>n. o r a check dravdrawn by a Stole or Federal AttomoM At lor Plaintiff 401Krian Savlnga and Loan Association On January 14.2003,3, atai the hour ol 11:00 AM. ef aald Itlon, Sovlngs Association, dr IN h THE DISTRiCT COURT O)F F 'THE FIFTH JUDICIAL ClCLASSIFIEDS FranWin Building Longevity u> Bonus . day. al THE FRONT ENTfNTRANCE OF FIRST AMERICANAN Savings Bank, oil payable>le 01i the tim e of so le . Iho VDISTRICT OF THE STATE OF Movring described real proper OF IDAHO. IN AND FOR Supply offers IHoliday Pay TITLE COMPANY. 2603 THIRDTh AVENUE NORTH, TWIN sperty. situated in the Couniy THE COUNTY OF3F JEROME ' FALLS. IDAHO, FIRST CE of TWIN FALLS. Slalo of ID. r AMERICANM TITLE INSURANCE I IDAHO, and doscribed os SUMMONS st. WILL FILL medical/dental n ™ maintained, COMPANY, 09 injsteo.1. willwl sell at pubile auction, to Bw folows. to wll: No. CVOC02*364 Mrf-Uie-Une equipment highest bidder, tor cash,I. cashier'sca check drawn on a Slat*at* The Southwest 62 Iset ol Lots.ots 31 ond 32 In Block 69 ol WELLS ^ FARGO HOME MORTG.TGAOE EVERY insuranceil and or r^aUonal Bank, o ehecti>eck drawn by a S tale or Federaliral TWIN FALLS TOWNSITE., TvTwin Foils Couniy, Idaho. lUi INCh available in'nvin Credit Union, or a check>ck drown by a S lats or Federaliral recorded In Book l o> Plats,ts, f page 7. more parlicularty Ploinlilf, competitive J<*s»te Savings and Loon Assocb or descnbed a s follows: NEED lociotion. Savings Aseoclation. or w a g e a n d ^ Savings Bonk, all poyailyable al Ihe llm rol sale, lhah a BEOINNINQ at me most Southiluthorty point on soid Lol 32; AfA ^ U R W. TIEDEMANN impa, ID-Nysa, OR lotiowtng described reol pr nty Thenpe In a Northwesterly direc II property. sKualed in the County Erection along tho Southwest /[>(D M oaaed) an d /o r lha Unknowtown Heire Aeeigna and bsenefit e packages. m ustJ txi 21 and hold a ot TWIN FALLS. Slalele ol0 IDAHO, and descrlbad aas t boun^r^Nne^of said lots of dlsioncedlsi ol 50 leol: bbavlaaa* i of ARTHUR W. TIEI (Mows. 10 wit: 1EDEMANN: a n d DOES cu m jlrection along the Northwest t1*10 .i AS RESIDENTS OF 113I PARKP> STREET SOUTH. aurentCDL EOE . LOTS 1 ANO 2 IN BLOCK>CK 84 OF TWIN FA U S TOWN-rN* boundary line of said Lot 31 a ddistance of 62 leel; HAZELTON. IDAHO 83335. NCJOPHONECAIXS : SITE. TWIN FALLS COUN)UNTY. IDAHO ACCOROINQ TOro Thence In a Southeasterlyy dlidirection parallel with the Defendants, F o3r ra an r application or . THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDEDREI IN THE OFFICE OFOF Southwest boundary line ol said tots a distance of 50 feel: mth40TICE:YOU HAVE SEEN SU:SUED BY THE ABOVE* SELL m • THE COUNTY RECORDEIIDER OF SAID COUNTY. Thence Southwesterly a distanctance of 62 leel to the POINT m ore InfonnationI call NAMED PLAINTIFF. THE COURURT MAY ENTER JUDO* e a s e ap p ty in p e rso n .| . Commonly linown as 389381 2nd Avenue North. TWinlin OF BEGINNING. M E I^ AGAINST YOU WITHOU • Fella. ID 83301. OUT FURTHER NOTICE BUY IT! Toll Free ! Commonly known o s 302 2ND AVENUE NORTH, Twin uj[UNLESS YOU RESPOND WITI-'ITHIN 20 DAYS. READ 515 West l^afh ^ . Sold sale win be m adada without^ eovenanl e r wwranty,ty. Falla, ID 83301. FH £ FOLLOWING BELOW. express or Implied, reganUr m . Said sate will be m ede witho JEROME 1 -866-2S3-5480 W mUng USe. poaee saion or encum* 'ithout covenant or warranly, trO:ARTHUR q W. TIEDEMANN4 (Deceased)(I and/or the brancestosaUefytheobligi»Uga»on sacured by and pursuantmt express or Implied, regardingg tlUa,tin possession or encum* u n to Ihe power oi sale con Jnknown Heirs, Aaalgna andId Oeviseee( el ARTHUR “ conferred In th* deed ol Irusti s t . brancaa to satisfy the o6Uga»onSon secured by ond pursuant w. TIEDEMANN e x e c u te d by FIK RETr SONIC 81 ANO FATE BOMIC,C, to Ihe power ol sale conferr< M. ferred In Ihe d e e d ol tru a t You y ara hereby notllled that inn ordor01 to defend this law* hualMnd and wife, aa Qrontors,On to FIRST AMERICANkN executed by CONNIE J HOLI OLMES. AN UNMARRIED wit. an approprbta written respoiiponse must be fUed vrin TITLE COMPANY, asI Trustee,Ti lor tha benafil and.nd. PERSON, es Grantor, to0 TWINT FALLS TITLE & ST. B IN ID ICiCTS security ol OMAC MORT h e above*deslgnated court within:nin 20 days altar aervic* of IRTGAaE CORPORATION asas ESCROW COMPANY, a s TruJTrustee, for the benefit a n d thiihla Summona on you. II you lall u Family Medical CcCenter benaftda7 , recorded Aprflprfl 2 8 ,1M 0. u inatrument No.k>. security ol OMAC MORTGAC ill lo so respond, the court SAGE CORPORATION as ^ fou a s dem anded by th* 09 Nonh Uiitoln Avenue • lerome.w . IcIdaho 83338 ------1»9M07i32.MortoaMwI recorde of TWIN FALLS County.ty. beneficiary, recorded Auouat;lat 29. 2000. as Instmment ^ (208)324-4301 • Fix (208>324*2 Idaho. THE ABOVE QR> K '«S prnr"''“ J24-3878 3RANTORS ARE NAMED TC6 No. 2000*013318. Mortgagele recordsr< ol TWIN FALLS - Thet nalura of the claim against) COMPLY WITH SECTION^ E County. Idaho. THE A ^V E OF ist you Is for. am ong other' S c t. oiminiiali )N 45-160erwithalsubeequent wW >na ol aald daad of truet. Thele eums advanced by beneM ary pi S S S r ’KSaho Rules of C M Proc** ■ •f'*! c o r^ltlon a ry pursuant to lha tem w and duru ra and sHm also Indude: I a a e t IMa dale on ttta obligation)i condHtenaofsilddeedoftmst.ust. The astlntated balance i-n AJ(RT£(nid,CrratrtaK*RqidRd '•aaeurad by aaM daad o f^ .Tb* BOe and num ber of thia case s a s s s s s s s M ig owing aa ol thia date on the obl ^^ComplaM ,ltmuri ^ pRiasiS(9« ( i^ h e ^ > de*d el tiu*l la 883.279.20. indi. '&■ '■ 'JS S y zS iS f under or In tMa aal*. aa.mM ta**'a ai^anaaa actually kKurrad m ei m enforcing th* obligations. SIn lh * Complaint and other d*f*n*4oa*«yeumayOiaim. 3StoS£!S55fi^M.»it jlK-Aft'tsssssaris ** or In Ihia aal*.. a* trusl**'a faaa and/or a v | J^^MpmlneiynolaaaeuradndbySeSownenS^^ « atdhoilzed in m*ptemi**

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ES LAW OFFICE Chapttr 7|L lAUTOIKniVB COUNTER PERSON DfOVERS D FARMf t UAINTENANCE MA MACUCHINIST OPEAERATOR BALES Experience necessary, spud -lime position avali- $345. UnconlMtwJ dlvorco. Fun umeKbjSpport^ FuU time. Must be able to ProleaslBnalTruek R Ri a ^ H*nd-(e*d horaea Seaetrom Si Mfg. has an Exp udnick potato operator. Part-llm . S205.0m«rMrvleM. Ufl 75lbe. Mechankal ex­ DrMngSctool am s and poi. Cieen etalle. opening op (or a eeZmoovsied CNC CM a pkA. Exc. woridng preferred p w/CDL able,e, m muat woric weil with 688-256>239B daya/evn* perience a plus. Qood Twin FoBe, ID CaB c 734-8768*______person W to be rseponslble conditions. eon C om pelllve =uB Ful tkne. permanent. p*0ple,iple, CaB(orappointm - 2 1 m ust h a v e vinyl etrlp- . Vacuum Cleaners ol ing. llghi body filler & customer skills. Slari ' 7S44)SM* =r f o r Janitorial duties wages. wat Csl 324-2449* Superior & &)noftts, oni. Ve< ------PBOFEMioSAL------S8rtir. B FUEL ATTENOANT ho 733-1027.* CLEANINQ SERVICEE flborgaae capebiliUos. bRlVER i------throughout th e building. HgQ;B H C JC ------. Paraon Co, Twin Falls. Idaho 7 Apply at: R enter Center 40 hra/week, M on-Fri. Ideal[h c a n d id a te will b e oin, 733-6657 EOE* ^ A i l ^ Office and businesMs. Mpchanto^ knowtodgo T rane IV S u e Co. now . aftem . oon shift. Apply In a ired care staff. aB shifts ES------734-1635* a plus. Apply with ro- 851 Main Ave. E., hMngTMnFetlaft 'Z aelf-dlrected and demon- avellebie. gyg, Pleaae caB PLUMiMBERS Saleas AaalsianiAi position Twin Falls, ID* person *i Trav*lar* atrate .. above average = sum e at: Burtey roMtM. FUI and c W-4S44.* ne*d* Tlmeo-New* snacka indudod. AU agoo pital & trans cow care, iseeking a part lim* _l FAX or Mall resum e: ■ ' Please '2** caB 300-649-2221. }oe Part time or lull time. LAOORER 51 ConAgra Beef Com peny P R OIFESSIONAL n ------1263quet w i CapU in be ablo s toro. r e , 30-40 hr. work QD covor letter to: DRiVEH------Nme aldee. ST.iAnyr. F wlwithin the Drug-Free Licensed. ICCP/CPR heavy duly posllions In mw^piacePDtey.* W WSS aupervlse at banquet week,ik. o)excelienl pey. Send 1* 618TwlnVlowRd. Local potato tioul. Flexible hours. Requeet h itt^eiiAttf6P8------certllied. Meals/anacks application by phoning (c ilerslais A m usem ent Is functkttkjm . Apply In person. >me 10; PO B ex 8637 provide^. Jenny 866-2659j s l Joromo. ID 83338* Clean COL driving rocord. NANUFACTURlNa iFeBel0.83303-6«Sr - Full time, ponnaneni. Donnie Oem an. , 5S5S!W fi ,S,r.S: ®Speers MenufeetuHng now " o * acceptinp appllca- HOME BASED FACIUTY^ CASHIERS Superinteodentat aMe(orop*rators.aanlta- al ^ tk>ns(oranposltk9ns:Jan- 3pnpm. to 5" ^ . XL tor TECRRiZi r a a j r a ------^— • Company Is acceplingap- itoriaJ. ^ conceeaion, aales. Jei Specializes in Infants7 Needed Immediately Able {20a)433*«481* tk pIkMtlonsforthefellowIng L*®™ Jenny.Wagos DOE. F/T. tru eck eervtc* lechnl- ! 0-24 mos. Opon Mon,-Fri. to Vvork graveyard (mid- 733-6657 EOE* ENOtNEERtNQ EI J fulHlmeposlltons:ffi Quality Joor ^ person, projection Psrkln»«urieyInn Pi clen.n . ^Must h a v e o w n a ’ nighl to 8 am) to siart. pifcatksn a n d interview call r c joolh operator a •ff»ealro 800 I Overtand* tools.!. Wn Inspection, draft- tional tk package* Induding. Applications A| available al: &i bi rAURANT------§hrrtey°al* Filmltur* PUBUC SERVICE ing. iratfic studies, m ete- jo havo good organlzotlonalS 800-223-7671 ext. 422* '' lob desctlptkm and quali- Speera St Manufacturing 736-r36-«100evenlnB** 2 ^>er*on ^ needed In the ppllanc* Outlet 127 MESSAOE and com puter skills. Will rials tosiing. or related (ications, ||i testing dales Plant P Security o m c * Q ia s ^swKlr AveW. lopickupap- Don't pay to Iind wortt bw- e­ be expected to addressIS DRIVER ---- ttechnical engineering and procedurae, contact 2152 3 S outh U ncoln souttMrtfi Central Oommunf- ' P r a e . atio n a arrange for fore you got tha |ob. For•or political Issues and ropro->- Experienced class A/COL vworit (or public wortts con- th Jero m e. Idaho TaTrlf^c^Jlir. S view* the Personnel Office, PO yAel/ona'a LIHEAP 420212 n d Ave. E. TF.* J 2 1 2 - 2 ! free Informallon about>ut se n t organization on a na-1- driver needed lor local sstiuction activities. A com- Boxb < 1907, Twin Fells, ID -uel Assistane* Pro- = = = r avoiding omploymont seer- r­ tional level. RelerencesIS commodity haul. Also bbination office and field* 83303-1907, K phone (208) irsm has openings (or 2 rAURANT k J vice scams, write to theh e and resum e can be maHedid needed, drivers lor nrelated woric is required. 735-7228, 7 . or email laasonal fuH tlnte Intake ^ " BBetter e Basket, mom* Federal Trade Com mI«- is­ (o: Mgml. P.O. 8o« 797,7, manure haul. S36-S023’ KMust ftav« a high echool g, delivery person need- gaeoMtfktaiv. Closing stelARKETRESEARCH *Udee 1 * and 1 seasonal ^ ^ sion. W ashington. O.C..Z.. Rupert. ID 83350.* diploma or Q.E.D., sup- date di le KV21/02. The Clly 7 , . lart-lime Intake Alcto in ixcellenipaynoweek* - (driver I D TO you someone who is P*''* iOlVBRfortneeidet- 20580. or colt Ihe Natton- plemented by training «nd o( o( TMn FaBs le sn Equal he Burley ollico. The !«*•< disabied. Weekende . ai Fraud Information Cen- CLERICAL OTR Driver lor (ood e tooklng for a {ot> tt« l will lh*' Immediate opening lor work with your hectic IHe Twii'win Falla o((ice has irt time. Ne heavy ' ter. 1-600-a76-7060.* grade tanker. 2 yra MyMr^o(*od'k^ i« Pa ipenlngs lor 4 se aso n a l R 0 0 R » driving exp roq. e or a student looking (or a RNO Uftmg.j. 536-S7S253 hr. m sq . addlUonal experience. For ec jB time intake AWes. All Shakee AOVERTISINQ SALES~ M 'u sfC e c ^ p u ta r literate® Mostly dedicated from . e job that (Ila wllh your h* County ar*a. $12- n telephone skills. Please greol home lime. ocontact the Pettonnel 01- or Incredible flexibility. W ag- 40 h Immediate opening for anan (ax resum e io oral communication skills; es start a lS 6 .736-1040’ Uon*onaanddeecrlptlonsare $22/hr.ir.OOE.-ifmter*si«) B k i il Idaho Milk Transport. Inc lice lii located In City Hall, goodreadir>ooomprehen- gc _ Il; ivailable et S ( ^ M offic- caB 20 o 208-733-5390.* Burley. Id 3 208-788-2542* ' , In'our Burley offlco. II you 321 2nd Av*. East, e-mall ekKi sk sklBs: abUtty to sue- MEClECHANIC w•:726ShoehoneStW.. - 7 ^ CONSTRUCTION 1-800-067-MtlM-F agscottOt(kj.org or phone cassfuOy ce com plete testing Diosei iet truck mechanic Twinwin Falls: Courthouse i?®8 . W e ra Interested In soUlng* Eiperieneod only con­1- SAM to 6PM* 7735-7228. CkMing date Is r» c CeU ie elways look- F e d eiral r a l *mploym*nt advertising and enjoy requirements*. CumminsandCAT C u Baseople. men f DRIVERS c •est 45th St., Burley. Crete forni soltors. finish­ City ol Twin Falls is a n ^mN A o c n i iransmlsslons. SeK siart- ciosi;ioslng dsie Is Ociober ed outside ealeerepe. Rememtlember, ne on* can send your resum e to; OTR Dedicated runs. On e s;; ers and laborers Equal Opportunity Dr. must be able, to do II it1,2001ai5pm.BiIinguai 2 >BM*jtt*fcellularser- pcomlM)liae you a federal jeb. Kim PatterMsn time deliveries a must. £ for the Meglc VaBey w ( rreeM e * k ^tkmabeuI The-nmoe-Nowa nil. Excelienl wages & or^refetredbutnotroqulred. Homo often. Qreat pay & Weikpta^*^" yi bent)onollts.776-738-3aM or |JJ^ sunoundlng areaa. federalrai fobe.)< call Career 1263 O vertand Ave. n t>ene(lts (or oxp. drtvers. ^ ) house applications glv- M RiS------^------fax resume to .noin prelsrence. All avail- ^Apply In person America)rica Connection. Burley, ID « 3 » i r 206-438-2922 or 438-2802* ^ 478-787-3000* ^ . _ 669 EMtfauMt Dr. S.* Wantsd exp. (arm machin­ 775-738-61727 TODAYl* bio iS ie positions contingent Blue ^ c e e Blvd. N.* ^ ^ 2 1 ASKINQ QUESTIONS" COOK - DRIVERS------.ery operators w/iruck ponfuwft>g.EOE* « « « MEDICAL I -iSSQ Conduct public opinion Muat be experienced. Sm . local CO. looking for re* experience.a; 324-7148* ********** SALES C l j l^ ts over the telephone. Mon,-Frf. 10am-1:30pm. liable, qualifed k>ng haul ^ S OOODINO REHAB *** FARM fMEi X)EL STOP kMkk>gk fer th* b**t B L i f l ABSOLUTELYNO0 Call 736-2000 employees, insurance & a UVINO CENTER g g j SALESI Strictly research. Warned dependable & exp. c ceBent pay red head e r P a rt' Tim*T job to mak* S7.00 to S9.00 per hour.ir! DRILLER’S HELPER truck drivers A tractor op­ Af You a Employment Casual work environmentn t Lang Exploratory Drilling ia oralors lor potato & b*et M «*t th * (oiSowH^g . Franklin BulMlns Supply hi AcaUena; Flexible evea. dava. & looking for ambltloua POO­ harvest. Auto, trans., no u MatM W ? wvettelorlntemeieale. cm^ wknd. hoars. 15-30 hrs.'S. pie that want a chance lo3 In Bellevue currently hlr- CDL r req.. new equip. • RN Dlroctor ol Behav- Exc-xc. Inismsi modeling 'Able to weTk a variety ol per week. Great pan-ilmele start building a coreer. Ass ing CDL drtvers. Full time, j , HB Bove. L.C., your iortal Challenged Unit •*Pxposure. 0 Our w eb site ehKtsI evaltabie.e job or second job. Closese e driller's helper, you willII year round, exc. benefits. Call67»<2»3* IJMagic Vaiiey Burger Full lime Mon. • Fri. ontains the most sought •OutsWedeaalee. . Call Dan at 208-788C094* = to CSi campus. For mororo leam how to operate a va* KlngfranchlSM,lsk^- • ioH (2) RNs Days a Eves. A*'*'fter search engine. ‘Workc with» th* public al Info. Caliy36.2eS3lliniH*IC riety of equlpmeni types,■ DRIVERS FOOD ^ SERVICE ^ing (or an exceptlual 12hr.iiins. Broh'njnneltss pleaae apply, (aira andar stora (ronta. ^co fm e N T while you gam the knowl­ FT/reiiof needed OTR. Seeking energetic £person to becorrin *(< ge veriffcetion r*a, 18 *Hava a cooks and customer iT o n n o u T E S BANKINQ I edge and experience) Reefers. W esiem States, < salaried Reetaurant Days a E ves.' r older. Call 40i«^.* andg*get atong wtth olt>ets * ^ 1AVAMJkBLe 2 W ells Fargo A n eeded to advance within1 C anada. S600 eign on * Maneoer at our Burley •(! 12hr. shltta. 1 5 ^ •W ant Mto make MONEY. C om pany located In our company. You nead benolits, day & nighi ?location. Consider a • CNAs a NAa LANTIIANAQER You'n i bonus, Fuol & safety ‘ Ag products c o n ^ n y . we LLEVue/HAnjnr R upen. ID Is sooklng e lo b e able to lift lOO) ■ bonus possiblo. Home shills ‘ available. ^groal career opportuni­ Pay rale $7 to $ 1 2 /hour, ” Sign On Bonus KETCHUM qualified appllcani lor pounds, bo dnig froo, ablo> froquontly. 888-865-7600* ty with us. I( you've got T220 M ontana, »roc CafnaraSubMMee . to obtain a commercial depending on exp. ~ Personal Banker. This I DRIVERS F ihe drive, we've goi a S Qoodlno.lD ^ n**d*d . Is a key position lo drtvers license and onjoy Please call 737-2043* *greal career (or you. ' P.T.S.I. Boise, looking lor L 834-6601 PaLresponslbillHes. p« s m m providing quality and working outdoors at our wiih o|>portunlties for owner operators, flatbed. q , FaK! 834-6154* 4 4 yr. y, degree preferred. 20«-l iHv*mthoa* ei«a« - - professional financial drilling locations through­ GENERAL dwoddtetobaa sen/lces to our commu­ out the westom US. groat loaso. Fast ,, Send resume to rigMlnloTTwTIm** h t . sotUomonls. Call Miko " HEDICAL ' j ParsonnelPluef nity. Must hovo If this opportunity for growth WE OFFER:' I Kimball at 800-289-0113* * Burley Car* C enter IIIFUerAv*. at 311“ ltaSrAwS!w!3 mlnlmom 3 y« , provtoua Interests you and you are « CDL Drivers. A & B ^▼ Compeiitlva m c [ACcnvnurey0fC4tt T« sa le s and marketing dnjg Ireo. please cell 775- . * Oeneral Labor ^ Compensation a. T w t n ^ ^ 83303 Tv»mp*ii*,o.*T^ ' I DRIVERS I * «««««• . experience ar>d have 753-7772 for an applica­ •TEA M S* * ; Manufacturing y▼ Incentive Plan , RNe « LPNa 1^— professtonal tion. Como Jom the leader Aro you tirod ol sitting * * Fork Uft ▼ Vacation/Slck Time • Health Beneflts communication akllla. in the drilling Industry, snd at a dock. Of throwing * * Machine O perators t▼ Heelth, Oontel. and • Scholarships ^ 7 Thla Indlvkjual: aella re­ begin enjoying the wragos; I* Concrete R n I M Ufe Insurance. • Compotitlvo W age * * tail banking producta and benefits thai Lang * Consiaiclion ^▼ 401 (k) Retirement • 401k l A and aorvicaa lo custom- offers. EOE.______48 states, tenninal to . carpentfy/framera ▼ Plan • • Vacalton Pay era and proopectai terminal operation, * Flsh Proceeeon ▼ Paid Irainlng m anagoa custonur nil many baek-l»^Mhool drop & hook. Our 2* Mechanki/Wekler ▼ Advancement • . " S C - 5 ! M C Ori»n.»nMd:^@ Q ' portfolio, services ooodi. Can 733-0831, drivers are averaging * HVAC Servic* Tech fo Polennai relallonships ond cross- 20Kmiiosamo. tPERSONNEL j? 1729 Miner Ave. sells all products and Diroct dep. & medk»l Follow your Instind-fax Burtey, ID 63316 sen/icos; provides benolits avail. .36e PLUS 5your ; resume to Dobblo C 1 ontact D arrtn or broad b a se of financial bonuses 2 yra. OTR, _ No applicant lee. orOlpin at (208)734-5157 _J|laraha6^474j E -.and crodll products: de- Obis.. & Haz required HWMr.per»(MNMttnccom I-—or email lo c .,.volops and maintains lltlis r Ave. 733-7300 omllyOhbboys.com * k rolallonshlps wllh Wolls NOW HIRING: 735 Overtand a7»4040 Fargo partners to maxi­ • Assisted Living Thii year wOi be our buti------Buy.S MU. rani or ewtp WST* mize opponunities and U— CmUflMl, 733-0831. ttdSMlftxIed. 73^0831, F L O O R 1 achieve minimum sales Full Ume. Evening GROUND F standards; Identtflos Shift 2-10;30pm UNITY fHiring experienced automoUve/a technicians. cross sell opportunllles and makoa outbound OPPORTU CallC« Brad Ung 324-3900 sales caSatypkally by BRIDGEVIEW phone; mey handle c ash transactions; and. OFFERS: m ay spend up to 30% M H y u n d a i ^Eam $30,000-S60,000 the (Irstat year. No experience Necess:688ary. Muat 4 Two Week Pbkl srome, ID 83338 of time completing have a great attitude, communjnlcatlon skills and t>e eagerir to leam. sen/lco-relatod tasks. VscaUon hone: 208.324.8808 . 4 Sick and Holiday Pay a«; 208.324.6892 Jle TWIN s: FALLS call Cario Dalgigado 738-3900 JEROME calt ArtlnAakmv or>r Reed Thicker 324-3900 To Iniorviow today, 4 Paid Comp Days for • Sales People ploase call 1-866-276- 6221. Tho deadline to Good Attendance Fos^ pace company seekssksan assistant man- 4 401K ReUremeni • Sales Mana|dants h | Plan ager for their warehousejse. Responsibilities • Lot Attends Kcellent benefits... healtti, pipaid vacation, vision and 4( II you do not moot tho 4 Health. Dental, and irdude: shipping, receiviiliving, inventory con* p Manager ______E.O.E. Dn?rug Free Workplace oxporlonco roquire- Optical Insurance trol, and Veloted warwarehouse duties, m onls or would Ilka to 4 College Tuition • Body Shops including luther discuss tho posi­ A s^lan c e Successful candidate mustmu be organized, tion. please call Ward G reat Benefits1 , i incentives Maxfield at (208)436-4 (Scholarship) willing fo work more thanan a forty hour week 40 IK , vacation,e industry. sorauwaei « H Mm S M . M. *737 To 6*corm port our when required. The/mu:Tiust possess leoder- AA/EEO Empkjyor of JOKmE i H & V "WtN FALLS M /F /tW Itam apply bt p m o n ei ship skills and ready lo makemc split decisions. top pay in th e: moo-»BT-7ooo w w w M O t *0-339-2994 y Bridgevtew Estates We offer o competitive9 wwage; great bene* inecessary ^ 182 8 BrUgevkw Blvd 101 Twin FaUs, ID 83301 Rt package induding 401 K, profit shanng, No experiencetrain! I ■ o r c ^ 208-736-3933 and medical. Apply inn person,p fax, or ®* we will tn NOW HIRING: C odtK t mail resume 16 jcchrddo'dovisccfoods.c^ H • RN or LPN - lo f im h ts o o Call Richard ac' m m •Night Shift T he Tim es-]s-News ' 6pm - 6am c Circuiatiorim Dept. BRIDGEVIEW Has immeiediate Openii i"8s DIS is accepting applicplications for OFFERS: W alking R outes ini n 'TWin Falls I W a k P s k l For Panrt-Time Work > cr VI aia n d Biurlcy. • \bcatlon, (15-30 hoursh per week) ROUP ; 4 Sick and HoUday Pay i > "’R , t : H ^ C T hese position^ arc• 7-<7-day, early- ' ♦ Paid Comp Days for If y o u ar0 intiterested j|!J I morning delivery posipositions and • Good Attendance are a source oof f additionali ; 4 401K Retirement income. G et pai(paid for your i Plan Y mlorrung om w alk. ’ »K ed^. Dental, and , :■ r Optio] Insurance H-pistaince From p p u s. de with \ / Stop by The• Times-NewsTu a tl3 2 3Ird n j! S l West in C ornfletitiv^ j^Time to CoincidiScheduling. IW inn FFalls or call, Incerifiyes; V ;^du,rSi'Flexlble S ______733:093K»31,exL3Q2______, ; jliljfe ayailable. X ------\ J '-« ■'/■ InBuI Burley, g o to The Ttmes-Nev |s|!Th*pfPlaza), ■Jews officc nt 1263i63 CXrerland, ______o r caUcal] 677*4042.

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— — DRACO BUHL nt;ER Beautiful 3 bdrm. 2 . / t BURLEY BRICK HOME ■BUHL Nice 4 bedroom, ^ QOODINQ NE, 4 b d rm . INVESTMENT CORP. S60.900 Super dean home bath on 2.5 ♦ acrea. * Boaating a basement opt. 2 bath, 3 acres w/ water. S14B.000.404-6825* 5,5;a bath, 2160 a q .ft.,la c r* . CASH for Oowlaol Truat.at. I n o u r e f f b r t to with hardwood floora,'• to rent outI SS income 8 mllee NW Buhl, good ^ w/viawa, 800 sq.ft. ahop, ^ Mortgagca and Real Batata•!? malce our kitchen tllo, and much') property. Live upstairs view. $125,000. Call ^aK7SrSS:iSyih^. P^ pasluro. leaae option, P Contracta. Call today for a mof*. A muat aooll Great end rent tho opartmenL. 308-3225of543-5110* 3 j bdrm.. Ibath. Largo S115.000,837-S3(>4*; «t fr*«. no-oblloatlon quota.It. cJasslfled section prop*rty In Burley. Coll fenced yard wllh malure (206)73j5w’ !! Call Tracy Nowl : _ frM of any errors, Atax Catlaflada 0208-55 S105.000. *FILER 5 yr. oW. 4 bdim.. 2 Irees. ' Oreat location, -niUlbng : ll . oinch wKm) you CURRENT please check 30-5758 for moro details. balhon2.Sacr*awAvster, ck»oioachools. • ^ UM a ad U tpTMd MOTOR ROUTESES . MLS# 101337. horse bem and paature. Prk»dto»^l»tS81fiOO.' MDM woni about Iha Rams AVAILABLE? ROUTES AVAMJ^BU I y o u r a d t h e first BARKER « « « « » Call,326-6617* Drive by 632 W. 6th SL------y^ o u t>ava for ««>».-739<83t----- Rtslton Call 326-6662 lor oppt.* In tfM Rupert •{•a“ H ' S S " ' day it runs. After ■ CMII543-43W eOEWHAZCLTON m.4^9 th a t tim e T h e .07,641 R1424 GEM W*ar*currantty T im e s - N e w s will STATE REALTY. INC. 'Da(e and l> you livo’in thMO sfmI'M ' accepting appiicaUona not be responsible - 734-0400 . and would iHte to M a foflr>d*p*ndantcarTiati Lucy HaCCs invi cam«r for any m istakes. PtaaM contact th*^ - Pl*a** contact Ih* -I |»4^W W /VW V/ you to Y-'R (hfoiomes Olatrict Maiuoar FAX : U | 793-OWI.art. f a * TWINFALLS 'lTiey'((sfiowT you "Y” = i 602 or atop by th* •Sunday* Q tJL a C ity m i. Burt*y offlc* at’ 11:00to3:MprT) OR lSbodrooma. i 1-bdth, i Ser\Hce m ^cjyencCt'icCaBiCity k 1263 Ovwtand Av*.». TWIN FALLS New Custom Bum. 3 bdmt. 2-car garage. S et on I rtipotntDr.» Itwyn, Jwom* ALL OFFER8II Meat EMAIL or maka oiler. Pleaae 3 wt** Horth of tn* bulktar on Sunday. call for an appointmenL U mil* towth of Hwy *3 OoM CeuTM LSOljflDDHI Oclobar 13lh. OPEN Your Ad To 328-6473* td$uitday$ ■ CURRENT ■ ^ HOUSE. SatURteytOct WALKINQ ROUTESES ___ 12th) and Sunday (OcL AVAILABLE BtMMCmtAVAILABUBLE 131h),1 pm to 4 pm. THE TIVESNEWS CooparNorman BualmaiMae Custom 4 bedroom. 2H ’ PUBUC SERVICE CLASSIFIED QOODINQ Brakara « Advlaorara bath homa. living and MESSAOE , DEPARTMENT RT.SOO www.enbba.com family rooma plua un- S*lllno prep*rty7 Doni pay 100-700 ArUonla K*ya 10 Sueeaaa. flnt«h*d baaament. Ex­ anyfeaa until ffaaoW. For 300-000 Ulan » a -7 3 » 6 5 e r tra afflclani. tiled floor- Twin Falls RT.Mt — Ing. vaulted calling, and avoiding timeahara and 300-500 Nabraaka ■tl nice vl*w of canyon real eau ta acama, write 206<734-5538 IWANTBD AQQRet* to the Fadara) Trade 300-700 Oragen 8 iv e PEOPLE wlih, a l and South Hlllall Call tiMnadPwaglcvl eyxcm HT.504 \ z \ Nelson Realty LLC for Commlaelon, Waahlng- burningdaalr* lo ton, D.C.. 20S60, Burley O U T LL i A N D E R T 800-1000 wyo«n»i>e »uoc**d. For an Invaat- or cart Ihe National Fraud a 800-BOO Oragon m*ntof>aaatn«nt1000Sj I 208^677-4543 JL h itrs s u u B is H i RT.SOS (nfonnaUon C*nt*r, you can atari yeurown« l | ' 1-BOO-676-7060.* DRII I V E D A Y' I S « H O TlOTORS i f 000-1300 CaJifomia bu«lnaa< and hava een n i rtomantf now you spand your TO0O-l2OON«v«dk axc*ir*nt Ineom*l e l . days, eiaumad flu your , wain up andn d M m ' J RT.S07 potential. Por complaia|lel ' busy senMul*. Put daatl- 100-300 Nabrtaka d«t*Ha call 4 3 1 - 4 ^ ok Out Subarui| l / ______.. 400-000 3rd Ava.E. ■ J ef g ^ * s n d s*nrtMt°to ' RT.B06 H _;grt.tQfyouiod.y. - 1000-1200 Momua t00O-1200WaaMngten« JEROME RT.920 300-6001 at. Ava. E 100400 2nd Avt. E Ble proflla uaually maan KT.UO bl0 rIak. Balora you'do 100-S74 Olaciw buaJrtaaa wtth • oompiny, etiack n out wtth Iha B«l-S!:* [ S f l 100-290 Mtn. Vl«w Or tar Buamaaa Buraau. Fer fraa Information aboulM OlVMtruNnT BH08H0NB avoiding Invaatmantint flrfw e tw adiwawe h RT.413 aeama, wm* to tha Feder­ . 100-300WMIA al Trad* Commlaalon, :• 100400WM1B Waahmoton. O.C.. 20660, RT. 41t er can tha NaUonal FraudI ic o 4 o o N ..^ Information Canter, 1-600-676-7060.* ■ tOO-200 Eh IB 10fr«OOEMlO H- Btatus”pMI !nfltudM ehlMfill! HyeuNv*r>atron«o(, ttMMarMaandvrauU P S I ' S IM to ba a ewTltr " ttWBBUYLOANtn Plaaaa pontaet tha IV This nawtpsMr will not Matrtot Managar SSttS^aSiS^jay mor*foraltypaa£ieSw» • I 7t».owi.aai>4r• fromPaffaettod*fauK*d.- = Cau (600) 001*9301 or vlaH ^ www.wabuyloana.com T O fy p h ^ a W y aurpriaad at how «My N la 10 piaea a dMaHM ad. Tha coal It ie«...iha rMufta ara hl«h. 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HAOERMAN/TUTTLIFLE fill II I —II - KMBERLV New apin ftoorr TWINFALLS^ TTWM FALLS New custom TWINFALLS TV BMUJttful 3 bdnn. 3 bsth»th. plan. 3 bdm^, 2 beth, withI * Reduoed to 9107,900 * buM1M9No«1hpolntOf. Mam> Bob Inman Hem* ^ ' log hom«. 2.000 sq. ft.ft., I I .24 acre, 3 bdrm. 2 bath, '3bdrm.2bath, 2600 26 sq. It. 3 b d rm . 2 h B 14x50 cov«t«d woodar»dan deck, 1600 aq. h. sprin- 1385 aq ft. 2 car garage. bath, b llroplace, bonus ■■ > a — dock on 1 fancod acreere, PtaMeesJI 639-7420* . Men, vlnyfaldk)g&more, largeoomerbt. . . room.gesf' heat, 3 car ^ DQ VEQAS ■ S TWtlVIN FALLS -Tlrad of ARSOilaONA Must soil due 10 play housa, aprlnklar sy» 270S9thAve.E. PrkM reduced. 9119.900 oarage. 0 Lg.k>l. $219,000 $62,000 $62 Premier bulging ' 7 ,' tem. outbldos., flV pad t m U rtau6h nice brick ifocira?* Chock roturn hoallioalih, snowbird wlntor TWINFALLS home, 6 bedrooma. 2 bath; www.ltllnk.com^-mBttnklm 300-3090 or 733-0653* 1 IS » 4 Oaiena Dr. 73M607* site sit in Las Vsgast perfect ^onew4plox. , housiouse, squeaky cloan. oloct. hookup. Evw. 837 ' 735ed. All you move tn eondllkm, don'i I movai and water loctuded $2424,000 gross Incomo. noodi BUt Bakar. 326-6t1S.*.* ineta, central vacuum, S1«9,900 Come to one o( on buey Waahlnoton wait or It wrOI be gorte. Coll I Dod are your clothes, ----- finished baseman! w/ I I H B V i Q H H in asqpo. fees! Call mei Pieilease call 206-308-1022* calllall 3 ••••••••••• Z Twin Fails finest areas Street. Com er lol. Two Ron1 Freeman 737-3915 ■ Carolyn Cutler 737-3913 = 324-2958* I BUY HOUSES egress wifndows. abun- and e r ^ this fantastlcaly. rental homes alt on this ,or Kathy Partridge 737- dont storage, on 1 + property at preaent Ume. I TWIN PALLS Woll kept . 9or420-3381. ' MLSt Offer In 48 Koof* * designed like-new cus- 3920 to see ttds one be- , 102266. ' ^ S ' 734-9S22 or 736-3889*Q4 . acra.3cargarage.heat" tom featuring gnlnlte flre- Call Tha.Raamuaaen 1lore It’s gone. I brtak h9fi\o, big pteturo ' pump w/olf, vinyi skiing Team O 737-3900 or MLS* 101774. . I I windoift, 3 bodroom. 1 ^ place, open and spactoue I bathr. family room i IN THE c o u n m y accented w/brick, sprin­^ great room with vaulted 737-3925.View : BUHL klers, all appliances'■ ceumgs and handy break- I w/rirqblace.groat nolgh- \ IRLEY Downtown bust- TWIN.riN.FALLS 28x64* ’ «1 Aera 3 bdrm, 2 bathlath' includod, detached I borhood, foncod yard.GEM I OSS w/upstoics apt. and (1.792.792 sq.ll.-K sun room) ° fast bar. The split floor STATE REALTY, INC, p a l home , 1748 aq It, vinylInyt' shop 980 sq ft. w/rollupP ■ plan adde privacy, aa I Comer tot $83,900. S alio. thbAthsand Laracirgo rooms, handi- aiding, wood alove, hot d o o r, RV p a rk in g , GEM I 606 Borah Avenue 734-0400 exirxlras. Asking S69,000. cappe S bdmi. 2 Vt bath homo, F O n AdCHflbio Ml 01 dog. U»o d«»«lhttSilHKl and mafca imia ■ home, one level. Barn,irn. 733-7776 m. You'll want io see this T eo Estates, S6000. Call ^ garden space. Nice little ^ FALLS------733-7164.* 1 Sawtooth & 831 Alturus Or. mo TmlasNhedIc lo Iind a pM t«u ptolitolit s«llir>ot mo itama you — onel Please call KathI <99,900 ti TWs smartly out- J S134.B00. Call 736-3986* pTWIN FALLS I* W/fcon$k/ortra* fenced horse pasture, hhardwooalloora, mud 7 '*• room, 2 bath with opann with na 4 stall bam and r 3 bdmi, 2 baths, 1244 sq ■ Graal neighborhood. living, dining area. 1.25 room with individual f, ft., cuie home, good ■ Marva Walters • 9 lack room. Shown to qual- ■REDUCED.\rv Partridge 737-3920 aak^ Realtor owned. 1 aboui MLS* 103462. 1428 or 737-3916. 3920. TV!rWIN FALLS Unique H under appraised value. MLS« 101959. . MMLS* 100364 hehomo w/eovered porches. B .- 1g7RalnbowDr.3tam.. 3 bdm), 1 bath, high ceil- E S . 2 balh, 2 car garage. Lg. Ings. claw tub, window ^ ■: yard w/sprlnklers, 1 acre. bench seats, oak cabi< - heat pump, loafing shod.! GEM r STATE REALTY, INC. GEM GEM nets, ilie counters, all ooa Calf 734-»3ir STATE REALTY, INC. STATE ■ REALTY, INC. new, n« $60,000. 436 Ash - 734-0400 734-0400 w C berly 734-0400 7733-6369: or 420-9765* S m .O O O PRICED TOo SELLI 5 bedroom. 2.7575 bath on 1.1 acre with lull . sprinkler system. Built In b b h ' 1997 with opprox. 2472 K S B |||H Air • Aulomatic; • AAM/FM/CD ' I C sq. II. with master bod- Tilt • Crulw • IS'AiS-AlloyVWwel* .'I * roomaitdlaundiyonmaln ie says they aall must go ^N O U /! 1 $16^55 SMifwrina > level. Lot« ol extras. For -I more Info or to soo callall | T -S689 MDIMDlscbunt ' > Amy Wiesmoro O 308- 0 I/E R 2 Wl/SEDVBm£S U ~ -SISOO CuuoruUomerCath -SISOO Rene< ^ 0008. MLSN 103310 im en t LOSE, r bm i u s , R E ^ m s i tenewalCash* . - usmaaJa • JdQQ CollerollegeCra^CasM', | g e m ^ M illac • Buick •> PontiacP • OldsmobIbile-GMCB , I 5 STATE REALTY, INC. 734-0400 H ! Sm urtaugh >9199.000 Beauillul homo C with privacy. 8 acros. 'r Great viows of Murtaugh £ Lake and Soulh Hills. 4 S bedrooma. largo family 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 M IU PC l U N n r I rotom with rock fireplacew i s m i H p p 1 and vaulted celling, livingig ^ POWStmUUM M U Jtft 1 room and dining room. 2 This home has ovor 40000 B a i Air Conditioning • AM/FM Sicrcc «. sq. ft. ol space. Irrigation iP3m 4 Wheel A’nii-Lock Br.ikn 'i and sprinkler pipe indud- 'SoiiaA | | U erco ■4 ed. RVhookupwlth $14,270 power. Can Vance Walker 6 M Aim^UT0WAnCTTUNSUI3SiCN.Atfl. I -$3000 CuJlomi-r C.ish » 420-0363. DC(r«CTOfnrwAj¥vwTy.QMccnTra) ■ M g a r / n m wMuccn I p»«Bw»ew«»ioexs,A«.Tit.T&T4CfUSC -SISOO Rcnew.ilCiih* GEM •-^■tQQ Collese Cr.Hl Cash* st a t e rea lty , in c. 734-0400 ^ S s Q IQ S j ^ i f ' SUN VALLEY 1264,00010 acro hqrsefa- cMy • roping arena, round ■ pan, multlstall bam wiih , n ay sto ra g e - s'ovoraili outbuildings. Unlimited mUINTENAHCila riding out back galo. 3 i bedroom custom homo. FKEEA. CHANGES ARE FRI:r e e Southweitem Styling. Ex- > celtent location to Sun r r E V E N O ILiRS ( OR 26,000 MUIESI il i Valley commuters. Caiiil E O R 2 Y EA H I* Louisa Harris 0206- I 0622. MLS* 103290. Air • MAM/fM/CD 1 GEM AtlKiiil.llir lission I STATE REALTY, INC. -s.xi'm MdisiI DIsruiinl I 734-0400 • P3040A jsliinier C.ish Ri-ni-w•nuw.tl Cish* ‘ POWCRWMOOM.MftL0CKS.Ajn.TR.TiCRUI3€ I POWER WW)0WB(UCKS.«S.AiaTHTiCAUlSE. 1 9 I H THE^Sif^^^l ■ J H pflocemvfinnEoaPOHTCHECX ■ ^ ^ ^ B -S-IUO CI . 2 bath, vaultfd oMInga

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~TWi| PALU' i t UryUn*. .■UHi, Small very clei:(asn lOtimLV ^rm , 1 bath.>th. TWIN FALLS All appls.I. OOOOINO 2 bdnn. 1 bath. bdrni.,t4ic80'. remofnoMI- Dou** on edge ^ BuhlluM.. . larg* back yard. $600I* * New paint ft carpet. 1 $36(Vmo..fdep.Nopets/ ,1- '•d.graa]value.420*11m e a * n o p ts . c a i 543-5735r36.* $2l0dep, 6fa-2465* bdrm. Avail, now. Forr amoMng. 834-8290* *TWmFALLS2t>«(lroor BUHL T ra ile r a .bdrr57zr 5Hi55H5firTB3mrrr^v> appt. 736-8435 Iv. msg.* Irm ' bile home, large ahop. HCYBURN___ 1 bolh. w/ilpoui, om apts. Mountain View East Ntco condition. In pa ■•'2 bath. Rango.Qas heai. S 676-8141* $9S00/oWsf. 733-5616} |e . bdrm. *400 mo., ♦ °".P-do F e n c o d b o o k y a r d . 733-9658or731-234S,- Oargaoe. $675. 324-2734 I JEROME 1 bdrm., quiet ------% FILER 1 bdrm. hous.«o Tr^.^op^M^» I neighborhood, no pets or -J FEATHERl M B $295. $300 deposits, a I smoking, W/D hookups. W a i 966-7974or690-1560* reftlge. ft stove induded. V TRAILERS 2-car garago. fenced yd.' , $26S^dep. 638-3221* jAirt No smoklng/pets. ances, ^artia^Ui'illil^ 8UNSCT MEMORIALL PPlot FILER 2 bdrm .. 1 bat paid.c^643-e331* «5. Sunslope SoctMctldn. home $426 mo. CaS ail 1144 Wendell SL $750 JEROME 2 bedrooms 1M - ...... $900. (503)769-6070'O' 42<>4760Of736-8980*0 * $350 dep. Call 734-8220*-y- BUHL Brick-duplex, i batn. All appis. $465- . -r bdrm. w/kilchltr> appls; No, ' $480. Catl 324-6488 or ' ifi & M n i :li/m ^ TwnmnrffTBdrmrr FeatberUle TraileilerPeamtM TWINFALLS------GOOOINa 1 bdrm, 1 boU •420-1011. Sunsot Momorlal Part(.h. - $325. 2 bdrm. 1 balf bolh. W/0 hook-up. no Uhoviow Edition. $950150 $450..CallLes53»4>60S pots. $500* dop. 734-4762 JEROME Amenities too call 7e8<4625‘ — i m ^ALLd 2 bdrm ., T i BUHL numerous to list. Deluxe ____ OOOOINO 3 bdrm.. ga bothduplex.icorgarogo.0 , Newly ram odeled. 1 ft 2 2 bdmi. 324-4854 * . hool. loundry rm, MIchiIchI- W/D hook-up. loncedd bdrm, appls. $260-$476 gon St. $500. S37*6523* j»OMETrl-plox.2bdm>.. yard, no pols/smoklng,J, nx>.^d*pos1t. stovo. rofrig.. utility room, JEROME 3 bdrm. 2 batnItn $505 mo. + dop. Call water pd. pots OK $435. ^ dbl. wide mobile homeno 733-6676 or 539-6049* 423-4483 or 420-3406* ALMO-4 tjdmi,. 2 bam. i ^1"' Nop«B.S5!0 lub. 2 person tllo showc YwifJ 4 bdmi. mI* BUHL SenkM-cmzen. JEROME- WINDWOOD Long torm loase. bath, qulel. $765/mo +•f 2 bdmi. New Paint, ft car- 1 yr. oW carpet, nver ro< 324-6903 543-6342 APARTMENTS . liroplDCO. calhodrol co 12 $450 dop. Pot OK. 208-i- pet. AC. W/0 hookup. 821 South Davis. Now ir>{j9. control AC. $40.00■I.ooo! JEROME 3 bdmi.. 2 bathSIT 690-2137 or384-8187.* refrtg. stove, utils, ailowa- taking applications lor Can be moved. CCa a ll mobUe home. No pets.ts. YWIMPAllS------nee. Rental assistance 1 botiroom unils. Ronti w 824.5549* $500 Long term leas*.w. Beautiful tyr.oM 4 bdrni. 2 . avanabi*T3»e04a £wo* subskjizod by HUO. Ront 324-6903 Of 643-6342(2 balh. Huge living ft dbilng0 BURLEYi Nio* 2 bdrm.1 based on Income for JEROME 4 vf.okl 16x79 eliglblo households. For Nashua. 3 bdrm. 2 batlbath. JEROME 3 bdrm. 1 bath^ rms.,w/aao lirepiace. Lo- bath. Stove, reWg., W/D I"'- calod at 1953 Tamarackk hook-up. No omoking or Infomiatlon ft oppllcattona. Hugo osK kllchen. lalitake no pets/smoklng. $660 -i (208) 324-4828. EHO.* >/: TR.MU.RS over poymenia ol $34:(342. dep. 324-3230.538-6208' Loop. Triple insulatKl ga-1- pets, quiet upstairs toca- . f e Must seelt 420-2483* rage; full Iondscoping.1. Mon kl 4 pie*, fenced bad< IKIMBERLY Wonted: (per­ '1___ JEROME Large 3 bdrmrm, $1l50/mo. Avail. 11-1-02.!. y a rd .ie 0 2 Qrandvlow son (s) to provldod limited 9408 HORSE TRAUER 6.7X17X17 bamtiw/unnmshedbamimil. 733-6340/539-3321. Lane. Ref. required. care ol elderfy person in WASS1S.200 ...... N0WS11.<11,486 /1F013 • No pets. $550 4-$300 dep>«P' r%rlN r^ALLg County 63 . $400/mo. $160 deposit. exchango for ponioi ronI H Coll 324-5516* bdrm. 6 bath, acroago. IHA approval, on 2 bdmi. opt. No smok­ —— JEROME Paradise Drive. $1300* or soli. 733-1358jr . Coil ovonings 678-1319* ing/drinking. Rols. roq. j JEROME Just bring yo 423-5827 or 734-2312* I toohbruah, lor sale < 2 bdrm . 1 bath . 1 eaicar TWIN FALLS NW. newer 3j IEDEN (2) 2 bdrms. $300 rent. TotaOy furnished. mp. bdrm. 2 both. 1300 sq. ft1 mo. $200 dsp. No p*ts. f r*a. duplex. 2 car g arag e/ Toking applicottons for 2 bdrm. 2 balh. Jsrom5ST* 324-3733or73J-3733.» GoH Course. 731-28S0’ opener. ter»c«dya/d.atrto wa/Ungflsf. raab d m i. 8130 51001OCKIRAItERTXaO- —= aprlnklers, rofrig, stove. # 8 5 ^ 2 ^ ^ apts. Valley Park Apis. [ : P iw cabin mpnefof ran JEROME Rent or sale. 3 WASS13.492492 „ Sj bdrm., 2 ‘beth. garage, 1 AC. gas. Opon lk>or plan,• jEOEN Studio, we pay It alii 436-5882* Long or sh o rt term . Vl' calhedoral colling. LgI $ 2 0 0 . (2 ) 1 badroom P HOW S11.4(1,4B8»2fOI2 ■. i bAdreom. 20e-567-7204 a c re . H orses OK. No masler bdrm. No p*ts/s- RUPEfff------£|Z_ smoking. $950.734431 r apartmants. you pay TTaking applications lor 8120 STOCK SHOSHOta AREA HOUS moking. Credit check,' powor, $220. $200 dep. wailing list. l , 2, & 3 bdim. OCX TRAO£R 7X24^ •Ittarnaaded. 1 ^pe JEROME Small 2 bdrm.rm. $790 mo. $400 cleaning on both. No pets. apartmsnts. Southwood WASSI4.S20520 't 2gge home In country. $400/00/ dep, 1 yr. loase. Call < allowed. Call 686-280 ' Catl Kathy at 82S-4242* Apartments 436-0226* N0W S12.4t2.488 Wf004 .7ainto6pmony mo. Call 324-5605.* 734-7963,* - — W e n d e ll upstairs ^RLER CM)anandquiet2 •rH M ear th e quietl SSS NM8ERLY------bdrm. 1 bath in 4-plex 8127 STOCK3CKTRAU£R M H 3 bedroom. I h bath, I bdim, apt. $ » 5 f dop. ' • '• w/carport. $376/mo. No • 6.7X20 m i l $700 * deposit Ploaso cotl324-8430* Laural Park Apartfnanta pots. Hof. roq. 326-5687* •* 176 Maurice SirMt WASS10.6I6iie ■ FILER 3 bdrni. 2 bath. Twin Foils NOW S8.13S BUKL2b«doeRi,neitlo __^ 3250 N. 2300 E. IB, 6 mi. 734-4186* 135 /?f015 : Miracle Hotsprlngs.. N. + 113 Pheasant 3 bdrm, 2 Call lor appi. 733-6691* ; / S300 Ciap. C«a 643-6723723* baiti w1t^ dbl. garaga and;A KIMBERLY 2 bdrm ($385). 2 bdnn. 1 bath, w/oxtms. siock TRMi.r:ERS ______TT^r nice yard $700 + deposit.^ Studio.all ulilitios but gas oGOODING Low Income No' smoking/pets. $510 ; BUHL4bdrm., 2 b«ih ($340). Bolh Including mo. * dop. 736-0473* - . shop, shed, faneed pa*^ 16aAvenld*DelRlo subsidizod. 1 bdrm. apts. ' 3 bdrm. 1 bath. Fenced.w oppls, Coll312-21ir ot WOSI Sido Court. For M T A Y l i ?• lur*. oui-bulldlng, a ) “ KiMbgftLV Lg. 1 bdrm. senior A/or disabled. 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Approximately _7000orTom l 0 431-4539* T tiers who have stoien 60 I W ^ TWINFALLS 2 bdrm . 440 aq.tt., easy access, r - L n^.flH H Ifl 639-1738* 53i ^d.SOO-llOOtb.calfled fSIJ; * $ 3 0 0 + t 1 60 d e p . No° good parking, comer ot ^ I6ftse Mara. AdHA------Hoistein Hott steers from small SPARIfUNQ CLEAN peb.543-44ytoof6pm* 1 twdraom - $395 .FnerAPolk.$300/month. ■ ^ «,leyrs.oW.Sorroicotored, leod feoo lol west ol Jerome. ” Cai yV M a at The Home ■ ! .CONNECT Woll trained. $600. Please Plea call 206-669-7477 WM JEROMe-!<6)JE spaces for Call438-8215* 3r206-66t-047t*0r 2l d33Sho«hoM N.'' rent. Majestic Meadows. CUSTOMERS BRSS^H S eIno;------SHEESEEP*Hb55S5^5S: H m o i E S d 73«»« KIMBERLY Single wide and day work. ptoa=>foaso can 637-4802* E g ^ SHomra^m^' oil'd new double spaces N E E D Plealease call CodI Wotatoln ------SHOSHONE | 9 TWIN FALLS with pforr^ y o u r ^ 734-0394.- g PRICES]TO I pmts. U t t month fr**.^ ^ Office a Retail * JKjflUBHI avail. Friendly Vfliage . SALE YARD INC. 1 3 3 bdnn, 2 bath, oarago. I M obile E a ta ta a . Ask SERVICE ORSE TRAILER 3 horse, MON. OCT. 14 S ^ -4 3 3 9 or 342-7366 .TWIN PALLS ollice a About a 1 month rent FREEI slant load w/tack room. AnnUW An Wood Rhrer Opon mo3.995 Sna'aOII Now » * 9 7 7 B CODING PRCA Round- c qt}n ? iis 2 liirys. 3 horso 196-2281 or eaO-2043* e I hookup, stovo & ralflg. No I _g| up Rodeo. O ct. 12th a pot».$400/dop.423-itS3a*!° TWINFALLS . i yeanlings. $750 up. 1 WAN!«NTED Holstein heller H > L Klmt^rly RdOfflc**-.- -. I 1 3 th . 1 p m . O o o d ln g .gC,9yr.0unngokling.$l800. calveslvos. 200-300 tbs - up '89 Clievrolel Celebrits r ity Mwo IWIN FALLS 1 bdnn. smallin From 300-600 sq.ft. I J Rodeo Arena. 934-0939 Coll 734-7127* to> ton,tor 775-753-4687.* M \ ■ kitchon. appls. water &a Blue Lakes O ^ I Was >3,995 Sava'asIt NesN o w > M 7 7 H sanitation paid. Avail. ORSE Black a whKo point MISELLANEOUS ill Soiling ^ I. Appn3x.190-600sq.lt. ; BUHL Country homo. vglstorod. ilf/a«our/Fox* oxc. 11/1. No smoklng/polB.B. Addison Ave. Location 4 bodrooms. $250/mo. iS ixc. riding /iors*. paint/ ^ T fK '87 Mercury Sable Wa;Aragon uiw B l : $365 + dop. 732-6695* Approx. 600 sq.ft. trotter mare. Wonderful golc ' TWflN F A U ^ Sloraoo unit Call 543-8636* jait, 13 yrs. old & vory line: 9 KS,5S2isi.i;j; New *1,977 a TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm.. T 1 Call Steve for more Info, 5000 sq ft wilh upper stor- ^ wL Was *3.995 S«va'2011 Ne« on thee* and others. SHOSHONE room with Maullful. boi U sed os brood rfotvtow/For in/o 637-6296* KUBCIBOTA B4200 Iront ^ 3 balh dean $275 mo. Call age and oflico spoco. __lumishlngs avail., use of maTiare which h a s produced BiBc lader. diesel, rototill- Q / 420-4760 Of 736-2980* Hallows Property Mgmt Locatod at 1920 Highland SH' S s loadi 734-4334 kitchon. TV a cablo. ullls. 5 paint( colts.'$1500. * Woanerplgs. er/bl«r/blade, sel self-mount, a n '88 Dodge Raider uiuus TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm .. Ave. E. $1250 a monih. pd. lui $175. Call 736-1609. Plo’le ase can 766-5137* Catt 4 3 2 -5 ^ * S650(3500. Can 825-5661* M V ' oloctric hoot. $300 mo. ♦ Contact i^otand Potorson kiti Was *3.995 tvra*20U ^ Naw * 1 ,9 7 7 H S200<6.995 Sm*S01l Ntmv o T ' 3 , 9 7 7 1 TWIN FALLS 3 bodroom, 2 bath, apple. $650. Elm ' ^ 9 St. Condos. 731-5030, 'siCiievyS-io^iA 736-8400 or 731-0551.* Wai 5,995 S m 'M l# Hm TWIN FALLS 6 S6 Monroe Vory nice 2 '91 Ford F-150 4x4^i» bdon. 2 bath with prtvala H yard, good storago. $500 W at^:^ Sm •MIS. ftm'£ ^ * 7 7 l l , ♦ deposit. 6S4 n ie r Ave. W. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, double garago. '93'Fortl F-250 4X4 Nsan BRAND NEW! $650 Wu-9.995 l«M '40li 14^95 S m ,'40IS Now M 2 ■ bdrm. bath, waior, sew­ er. trash pd., gas hoat. to o I*:x g ;agt w t '.un^'Xi'fEB loncod yd. No pots/smok­ 02''0odge r^eon niit Ing. Avail. 10/01 accept­ Vas‘12.995 S m '30111^«. ■M11V9 7 7 B ing appilcaHpn^ $650 * ?r2000D odgi1 1999 G M C^onilom a SLEI i 20(0 0 0 F o r d Range dop.4234S$1hr;msg.* t Cab^ l 2 4x4.3rd HBIiBV Kkl.Cat Exl-Cob. 3 Dakota 4x4 1 95 Chevy Suburb^ aciniicitnA I s TWIN FALLS Oraall bdrnT UooKAT. ^ 4x4. V6. No pets $375 Ulils. pd. ■ AT. ■ Vas*16.995 S m •S O X ^U ^> >*1 l 1 ,9 7 7 . B oxcopt powor.736-1060* vs. AT. H f t f l H P I 4 J V ' 1 iliiiB Loi t r fl 1 1______' Uadcd, TWIN FALLS Now 3 bdmi. Ixudrd, ‘a H p n i 40KMH 2 bath, pels allowod. ga- 30K,.._ ^ M - i - ’- 98 Subaru Lega'i^ ' , 36K Miles! Loi 1^91 rago. $695.734-6243.* Vas >15,995 S m 'SOU Hawr >*1 I % 9 7 7 f l 2 balh, S720/UP. Garage,' oppls.. D/W, W/D hookup. DO Chrysler Cirus mtu AC. gas heat, no smoking c ^ i H.;"' x S 5 ^as *16,995 Sm *401t Rm** *1 '> W 7 7 B > 8 0 0 f 736-9183 or 306<029* • 3 1 S Z 2 S * tefei-...:'. ! S E Z I Z Z Z 1 Z TWINFALLS I | 2 Q p O J e e p ^ 200Q^ y o t a Tac(coma SR-5, 1993 1! GM C 2500 97 Toyota TIOO psnniA Ouallty, Prioe A E n z z z z ^ Location 4.0 6 rangier Sport ;; 2(ExLCab. M fll^ H|P I B W W »- I .. Kxt.Cal /as*16,995 Save *2011 Now'i. '14,977 H • 6 ; 5.7 vs. TWIN FALLS RNESTII f l ^ f l l V . V 46K Miles! Loaded. I f l M f l t f D2 Ford Focus Sedan MaaiwMa » B LaraoT2sr>d3Sd^. 27K MOcsl AT. Loavoaded. Prom $417 and up /as <17,995 Sava *Mlt Newr *1; ' l 5 , 9 7 7 H Storago, Patio. .. L o ra11 t'nV ade!^H ||^H ^H Playgrounds & more ■■■■■■■■■■a 90 Ford Windstar muijm 734-1600 i p /as >22.995 Save 'M it Naw“ *1 Hatidte^ig^blo. B W» 1^ }0 Ford Crown Virtoriaria uDiHUA e | I 2 0 0 2 2006lbyota4.B ttiinner SR-5 l 2 0 0 1 S u z u l d X /o$*1S.995Sm'101t New'li'1 6 , 9 7 7 B 4x4, andCheirok^lH f l l f l f l & SK B S k l - . ■> V6-AT. )0 Chrysler Town & Couniu n try >Mw E B il^ B JTPaneii JCROME HoUday htotel V Loaded. 'os *24,995 Sava «501t New ■*1* 1 9 ,9 7 7 g • Under new manaoemont. ed. H 'I Nloe, dean, comfortable 27K MUVlUesI rooms. 401 W. 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HAY 3rd culling, smallifi HAY aJtolla, leader - clalry«l*y FREIOHTLINER '93 Cotat KABOTA '96 12900.4x4.4. DRYER Kbnmoro. whito or batM. good quallly.y. (Call quality In ton boles. CallCall ongino, good rubbor.r. Iro^t end looder A scroperBr almond, good cor>d.. $7S. 543-6211.* ' 670-0597 or 676-0597-’• clean truck. $13,000. Pof-ir- blade. S9950. 543-2279’r Warrant^ 736-4605’ c © m »U#M Fooder and somoimo “ mo tonk boot dlggorrin : B H e ~ 4-0 CHOPPING •piT’AgPII KAV 2002 premium ho dairy, lion bales only.. No good cond. S5000. Colli" TRACTOR COSO580B HEFRJOERATOR Syr.old, QMMe hay,Straw, oal & teitvnrgri smalt lots. Minimumm 1 1 438-8215 evenings.* Parte. Chassis, ongino.B. Kenmore. liko new. lco>: FENONOI For solo or trade i ; . mix. Noroln.Candalh" • soml load. Call431-3429’ _ misc. rom porta, boom,1, maker, white, $400/otfor. Ofl. chain link fence Call 326-4636.* FRONT ENO LOADER front bucfcot. Make offor. Ploaao call 410-238r w/gate. 764-2492 Elaino* HUGE SELELECTION ■ ...1^^ HAV Prime allolla 300} T. Michigan 55A. stralgtilhi - Coll 734-4411* M fM HAY 2nd & 3rd cuttl1 hll? 2fxJ. 3rd. Somo grassass Iromo, IU yd. buckot. _ WASHER a DRYER RCA Q ZH alpha grou, horae!. h hay- Will eell small amis^18 .. Runs well. Also o Mlchl- TRACTORS IH I486. IHH washer, extro Ig. capadty; sman balos, S80 per•non, t 324^6062 or 4200871*M* gon 8SA w/stroighl framo.0. 5288.78QMC10Whool.|. O'Cyclo.QE Profile, HUGE SAXWINGS :f‘6nti),iitiiiiB-« 10-.10*. 0011543-0695’ — yd. buckoi. Noods Is or, dump bod. '62 GMCC wrinklp.caro dryer, like Alum. 2eoo fl'. 8 & t ------HAV TARPS 14x46----- TLC. $2500 0 0 ./ollor.,, Bobtail sell untoullng. *722 now,$400/orfor.:^-4318’ PVC W»quao«le. 37037£K?fl' HAV 3rd crop, 15 Iona, ... Hough/IH H70D.no motor3r ’ Ford 9000 « d o ^ L bed ! I CONNECT I 483-4644 after 8pm* S90porton.Noraki. 36fr74c2oi^^3l'3r !• 536-6490* ^ ^ .WASHER Whirlpool $150, .WITH 12_ $700/offor.-Coll 734-5721’ I. Range, Konmoro, $265/* . . PIOASO can 734-3170. CUSTOMERS 1015 OLDIMOItU eiEeiEM lo. sm. mai) big bales'.Norih oostjost IHC 574 traclor, low tiours.r WANTED older gravelll oiler. Both cleon & work muvt mu ^ 3 M i HAV 3rd cutting atfaNo.0 ton. I Oregon aroa. Conioctact cloan. 8N Ford iroclor. 122 dump track bed* lor ITr won. 829-6527 731-1229* WHO W HB ' 2 string boles, $80 ti Hav BurroPO 934-5143’ or ST trucks w/oM trucks NEED — ‘2,188 ■ ■ i sm. lots ok. Ploaso>0 callt Chris at North Slope Hoy • WASHER Whirlpool bupor >81* Co. 541.786-2257 or OK. O lder alngla axle gLFAl^A seto NOW55J15y 423-4214 or 308-1281 ’ JOHN DEERE 4450. now" dump truoke. Also V<6■ duty. 2 speed 7 cycle, . YOUR ig i6 FORD lEROSnil u n m the b«Bi. 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CHIHUAHUA pupplos. .. LAB chocolate, needa newew I WANTED SKIL Model too. fYAMAHA*02WR250,fY, Fridaylay, Ocl. 11,2002 2 AKC rog, molos, very»ry home with friend, female. powor planer. Ploaso caU $4500.i KawaaakI *01 ------cute & playful. 7wks. old,;Id,; - spayed, all ahots. l year 326-4043 or 539-9876* KLX300, I $4000. Both exc, Coll 731-1096 • old. $50.Call837-61»or Read The WANTED Vintage Sorble condilkxi. < 420-4658* FREE (6) part, pit bull — 440-6158.* dolls and dothlng. 1059- P FHE ACES 0^>N BRIDGE* 1Bobty Wolff puppies. Coll 678-6Q62*I* LAB pupe. AKC, chocolate 1979. Inleresled In es- m [ l i ^ $300, bladt $250. Ready tatos and colkKttons. Can ■ FREE 5 II. ffetf>ra//ed 733-1322 or 733-9688. ■ ColtmMan . Approx. 10^2. Cau 326-6366* ^ Classifieds E* "Bdnianiah plum p Jack, and banSJISh NORTHTH loiiA 2H yrs old. Without cago.go! LABS Chocolate (6) $16060 WANTED Wood cook siovo BOAT Bl 16’ Grandpa'a Old' aUthehe tuorW.” AAKK For mora Into 734<»08*}* each. Cau Mitch 436-2960 (prefer okler model) must boat,t sloady os she goes. — or 438-6444* tw in good cond. and not 55 S HP Evlnrude.w/lraner. — ShaJcespet 4 3 FREE Boxer X.houso “ Every Day! too largo. 20*-766-«642* $500/o(fer. S 678-6045* 6 5 trained, 5 monlhs old.Id. SHIN TZU molo, 6 weeks • • • ♦ Q J 10J 9 7 Oood w/klds & othor0 r oW. purebred, avail, now. Wa n t e d : Older camp CAPRI 5 15' Sallboal. shore- onlmols. Noods goodod Cal423-6t14.* treiler or flatbed needing landor h troilor, 2 seta of — CAR CD player. Sony X- Plar'lanning the defense a^iia in sl WEST EAST homo. Call 734-9730' __ SHIH-TZU Adorable work(up to 20' long) A salla s $800.733-5129* . your 01 Pkxle. 3 weeks oU. $280. woodpelleta.reas6nable = r opponents' contracts IsIs inot A J 10 9 72 A 5 4 3 FREE klltena lo goodDd 6week old male, orglnany $300. 326-5056 prtces 733-6838 enytlmel* CUSTOM WELO'OO Storm Ju st a m atter of counting, but bu if V 8 7 5 V A Q 1 0 9 homo, culo parsonamieslisl A must seo. 4 ^9000*_ atfi for Paul.*______21 ft. Loaded, Le»a then 4g3-S40r 38 hroue. $29,000. • ,you do not start by counting,{.you 3 # 3 2 ♦ 10 0 8 7 4 _ SIAMESE KITTENS------731-0396 or 543-6050* will never no be able to succeeded at * A 6 2 A K FREE kiitons. box trained.id. wilh tst shots. Seal point. tho Ihii 2 months, vory culotlMl Reosonablyprteed. EVINRUDE Fast Twin 15 thinking exercise that foUo►Hows SOUTHPH Pleasocall 423-S7t5.* Ploaso call 208-536-S750* CTIM Exc. cond. Runs great. : Ihcnritirilhmetic. LIFT CHAIR Exc. COnd. |$350/oflor. 324-5215* Con! 8 6 FREE Malo Aussla Shep­V* WEIMARANER AKC.3 . LADDERS (2 ) 20 - aluml- Fairly new. $500. Wheel onsider the foiloudng deal, ■ » K 6 I2 hard X. & a malo. mix 4 43 home(s). Oroal w/Uds & WOLF PUPS Hybrids ; jack is led to dummy's king, aand other animals. Pleoso CaUC 733-0581’ call 212-3260 anytimo* 80% good marWnga :* th e clubc Il queen is played ne _ .Call862-3332*. . PONTOONpo BOAT lett. E astI wins V this trick, probal?*fhltf Vulnerable: Eaat-We*Vest FREE to loving homo.(2) — 25hp 25 Evlnmde. $2000. pups, femaie A malo 0 0 CART 2 S e e le rw / i Coll 324-4150* ; ratherier lo h is su rp rise. At th tt is HARLEY DAVIDSON '96 Cl ^ rd o r Colllo X. About 8 ahock absorbers and roll Bad Boy. $9000. Call PT14tt. ^ boat. 16 hp moior. > pointI thet^ Hrst port of the exerci wks. Call 324-0256.* bar. Pleaso caU 731-7331* Thehidiling; 206-850-3893* runs ri good, EZLoad trlr, t idcks5 in;in East knows that his pa GERMAN SHEPHERD HAY KNIFE------HARLEY i DAVIDSON 00 new m iTres, cover $1500. . ner has the club ace. and sbicece he South West Nor•forth East Puppies, purobred, long10 MELOUALE'S I for cutting toose Dyna wide glide. Exe Call C 625-5059.* haired from Beloium, noti SPECIAL AUCTION stacked hay. 324-2360* cond.. lols of chrome a ^ hlmself sel has nine points, wiwith 1 A Fobs S at O c t 12 RANGER BABB PRO 17fl lg 13- 3 NT All pasa papers. $200. 423-4653* iVANTEb------oxiras. low mikis, trouble ^ Southh anda dummy also holding; - 0 12:00 noon free. $16,400 786-9460* 115 I ' HP Mercury, only 180 GERMAN SHORT HAIR ♦ Mitsubishi 35*x>ak STAIRMASTER hrs. Perfect condition. counts,Its, West can have vlrtuaually 734-0686 leave mesMge. f nothing Opening lead: SpadeeJa jack 1 malo. 1 lomale • 4 mos.’3- console HONDA >90 XR-200------Dual Di fish nnderv. dual fuol ing else. OW. 324-5062 420-0670* WANTED livetreee. Good cond. $1000/offor. tanks, ta Beaullfui color. Sioc( ^ ♦ Ouosar 31* upright uce declarer is threateningn gto GERMAN SHORT HAIRiR console Spnxe, crab, pine, aspen 637-6210or539-6002 Only Oi $5496. See at set upjp the clubs, the defended^rs BID WITH THEHE ACES Pointer puppies AKC.Z. ♦ Mitsubishi 45* big & othere Ig/sm all. HONDAt '96 Shadow 600 Intermountaln I' Motor have! to establish a suit of th(th e ir shots, dowclawed.1 . screen 206-786-2676* iowmla,exc.cond. ^ Homea ■■Mill Call536-230l fordataOs — own. There Tl seem s Uttle future,re. in wonned. $150,436*5716*3* ♦ Panasonic bookahelf WANTED'67 Ford 2 door _ $2800/offor. 410-2745* - stereo eitherif ispades or diamonds,, b but South holds: or 2 door wagon or Ran- I-HONDA 90 Trail cyclo. Uke VALCO 14ft ' ^ ♦ Good osed VCR's chero for p a n e . Ca(l new. w/low range option. Duekhunler'a D Speolall bow about at the hearts? EaB a s t A A K w/papors & shots. 6” ♦ Sony bookahelf stereo c males, 1 femole. $550. 536-2037 evesywknds.* $995. Cau 734-8296* IS IS horse Mercury motor, shouldId Itty tor three heart triciicks. V J 4 3 systems now traller. 2 d o z . Call 206-724-7107 _ ♦ Panasonic and Sony g ANTEP Duck a Goose RKAWASAKI 67 BayOU but aI low1( heart will not gete t i t ♦ Q e15 s 300. $1600/Offer. Call magnum ^ duck decoys. ' r 10 9 7 • KfTTENS (5) adorable kit­1- camcordera leg bands. Will pay $10 $2500. Cail 734-9464* done. Declarer E will run thisis to A Q J 1( tens lo good homes. CallIII ♦ DVD player Toshiba each. I will pick up. Cali 431-8585* d umn m / / s tacic, and the suit wUIjj r Soulh West Non[orth East 679-4397 leave message*I* ♦ DVD play Panasonic 034-5832, mesaago. pPOLARIS '01 Sportsman main under ur control. So tbe rig z ♦ Mitsubishi and Flsber iWANTED Fiberglass 4X4. SOO. 4 w heeler. ^ g h t 1 4k PaBB 1 A Pass LAB AKC temale black2 20: color TVs I ) way-IsIs to I lead tbe heart queee e n , i n t p ass 4 NT Pasa mother. SIOO. 1 female camper shell for extended Qreal cond., low miles. M ng tbe Uek controlled. pup $50. 734-4764* ® ♦ Mitsubishi. RCA, and cab '84 lo '66 Toyota PU. 734-9025 or 737-0304* “ ? Zenith 26-27* color Call 543-5962* S Ofl Over Shot camper, ;i 3outh ducks, East fblk)ws t SUZUKI'96 RM-250 10 s u p LABS ^consolos • $3300/offer.Yamaha '93 sleeps up 5. stove, ico I ' • with aB 1low( h eart But in practic % Sub Woofers - Tech- 'WANTED Hampslerequlp- box. healer, big closet. ;tfce ANSW ER; J u m p to) ssbc l clubs. You NATURAL POINTING menl Including cage, YZ-80. $1200/offer. 2x j SouthI wwill take bis and pl£ LAB PUPS, FOR nka ond JBL S850/ofrer 543-0995* p^y have enough (in the context of ♦ Ricoh commercial feeders, wheels, ect. /Use Call 876-4692* J l I aaotherter chib. West wifl eontlnii SERIOUS HUNTERS. wanted, youth's western y, ASTRO '99 Rts a ’07 Ford “ ue having previouslyf Showns 12-14 SIRE & DAMS; OFA'd. copy machine YAMAHA '97. VX760. new ^aoWerfuilslzoPU.VWjiio. ( heartss wwhen be gets the lead wU slam over the CERFS'd. APIA ♦ CD chsngera saddle. 326-3313* 1tires, exc. cond. $3200/ |i "2*1 balanced) to bid sla , ♦ RCA and Magnavox i ofler280HJ58a'280-3329* . $500. * | 734-4147 daya, A thechjbub ace, and tbe defense wi^ quantitaUvecaUoffoufour no-trump. CERTIRED POINTERS. WANTED Highest prtees ' 733-5577 eves. Andy* haveBve3ve tricks. avkJwaierfowlera, / ^ 27* table model W a paW for old military medals. Yamaha '9s steatw’iika En route to six no-ti>trump, offer ♦ Several aurround CAMPER SHELL fiber- . Be awawake to this possibility < hunted extensively, out- patches, badges, phoios, new.1 '69 Banahaa, new CAI y 0 * clubs as an aitematllative clestina- sionding APLA pointing sound amplifiers souvenirs, ■plastic/ported. '94 Bart- glass 0>a for’90«roldor long “surroun)uodiag'’ an opponent’s vu lion. Partner can alw lab & AKC fiekl trial ♦ 13* and 20* TV/VCR llekl and lllghi gear. ahaa, | trinity molor. All bod, bo GMC or Chevy, ilways retreat combo unlta aerableIe 1honor. It com es up morlore tosixno-tiumpifhewe wants. pedigrees. HEALTH S Paul Nulling 733-1691* ,w/sand liras. 733-6133 $500. ^ Call 733-6316.* ofteo thaiban you might tbink! POINTING ♦ Many miscellaneous ;WANTED Old gaa pumpe eves < or 731-5676* CAMPER CA» Shall, Pop-UP GUARANTEED! Black, and ono of a kind Home. ’ ♦Ilems vrill be en display or gaa ateUen Iteme. YAMAHAy, '00 TTH 125. WKh WH mattress a carpet kii $750 call 208-676-9224 TopmoneypakJ. exc.1 cond, Iniormediate AltenllonAlt ouldooramanl lt)TM wmM Uto lor«Mart ReU>t7Woltr.»m*llt>im«l7 « or 208^-9092, I | eery for your mspectfan* Tony208-866-0274.* t $500/offer. Call 735-0076 bUp//«rwMiran bike, $1800.543-6563.* S5( l>nS}nlratf.lir

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Advanc Repair and Install: SPRINKLER :gu«i«ntMdrMuli.lfye snce month of service free, YOUR SPECIALIST Decks, fences, windows, Pole a roll wood lence. Whktamatlcrteer buffatffer* StarvlsJon Magic Valley - n o iM ltz y n cTM.» doors, intertor palnUng, Repair work, corrals, Wildlife Artistry foffcr.CatlM arvtl hop isesnitmof* General drywail repairs amall remodels. barbed wire, chain link, BLOW OUT ^ .733-6421 or 733-fl9W Call 733-7722 .* AD and iaxturfng. Free estimates prlvan fence. 25 yrs. OR fij - TIMES’NEWS exp. Froo eetlmatee. Bl^smoll game, birds, 13 years of expenence. Call Chuck Rogera and- fish. Cail for quotes. CLASSIFIED Free esllmatea 326-6271 ALU6atasSr avaUable. r • John735<179 ;w/lracks. hippo ball pit.r al i C w/teomokor $350. Queen |By^440-12»9(local)| CONSTRUCTION ' I _ Free eatlmateat S7«676-3476 or 4 3 1 - « ^ ONLY.FoUowalgna* P"* 8*6Clotfttne, dlahea, bedSIOO. Qultar$150. Call Bill 0(208) • hockey table & lota moral cookware, hobby Items,g Pleaae call S43-2279* 324-3478 or (208) • Phc«lt0 3Mimill r - booka, baby Dame. k)ta of Class A HANDYMAN I 1322 CaUfemla 8t* TWIN PALL8 Fli. S a t Sur AIR DUCT I 727-1267 cell. XRlrREE SERVICE _ 8<2pm. Qun aala. tea» rrUao. andm w tery Heina Construction SERVICE != HELP KEEP our comino from Reno. " Thai birthday ad you placed CLEANING RoskfenUal framing UR d ^ . radial mw, mlaa 2060 ERnbetti Blvd.*I. somo limo ago In 77ie C ecil's Tree COMMUNITY NEA-i BrooAdetdeffK.Madrona' ond flat work. Plumbing, electrtcal. FREMODELING I < ^ TWIN FALLS S at 8-11 I. 7Jm«a.Wows?Nowlsthe Air Quality POLE BARNS drywal, palntlrig, etc. Service Please rem ove all ga >• Ilmo to como pick up your 26yra. exp. ' Tree lopping removal, 2® ' TWIN FALLS S a t. R.98-S hUaceUaneouaacceasortes. Services I 8peclalty~732«443t R e m o d e lin g rage sale signs aftemer Estate talel Twin beda new & used, some >• pictures. Stop t)y Tho Air Ducts Furnaces p MeK^Wheels stump removal • your sa te Is .over.r. IIt kjvaseat. coffee tabte-al fixturea, tires, wheels, Ctaaalflod Dopt. todayl * DryerV^Oiim^ CONTRACTORI U735-1721 Of 906-1663 S p e c le lle t and lirawood. I ; Is our responslblllt],Ility maple. Wardrobe eioeel. Design and BuUd 4040»067-734-1379 • to keep the eommu Sl ii^fsraissfcd. face supplied fresh air 732-6768 1 center, bibie a blMeatudy^ (HkfcOekauff Let)* I. system , SOU air hoso, 1-e00«7-9t81 HORSE ARENA I ^ i = Z nity clean, lei's wori fH 733-3820 aek for Mike TRIFREE SERVICE forx books, hunting clothes,«». TWIN FALLS Sat. 8 ~ 2 spray or wok) wllh. Used New - Remodeling • r 'together an^ shovlo w sm wheel trailer & misc. once. $500 731-2860 Dressage Leaeons _ c. MuW-famllyl Colloctlbles. I AUTO PARTS I Commercial • Hobby DrMng Lessons r “ ■ pride In our town. 442 Altair Drive* khfsck>lhlngupioslze8. Shope ROORNG I ^gy)ay'* Tree Service Thank you (or your —- baby Hems, (2) Infant car ly new. $t50. Firewood. 734-1S31 Of 404-6626 I Wedding Carriage Reti>oval, Trtmmlrn, TWM FALLS Sat. 8-3pm‘> The Best Price on Pany Facility ROORNQ cooperation xn7 seats, pkrtures,househokt $60 por pickup load, u- QuaUty Brand PaitsI F Topping. Shurbe, 2 Family Salell Queen*»n Items. 2S14 Debbie LarM2 load. 1.000 li. ol H In. up to 200 Stumpe tuton. booke, womeni Magic Valley EMPLOYMENT I Tul* F rfeelen Reasonable ratesl JBROME Friday Sunday »ns HSdCuny I. cablo. Microwave, worka Free est. Financing I____ Can 736-2571 , Ociober 11-13. atarlinc 4alzes(llke new), kid's I, good. $50. Call 733-3106. AutoParts SERVICES Time734-«786 ■ at 8:30 am. M M E& ui to y s a clothes, camp tW,NF*LL* S«. B:30. i 22S Haln Ave. North 731-6655 == I ..Have averythlngll g tor aaata. & Iota moral Bain 1pm. MMMsmHy//Desk. : 73S-33M 737-0000 I TOS ^ or'«MrM/1 2 6 8ttiAve.N*II* end lablea. pool lable Twnporary-PanTMram r^SERVK^ES . -bolat. Iront end aUB™"*" __ llOht, colfee table, bow• HOUSi"n != rmaehlna, tooli. welsh _ targel, toddler clothes, " w a r ’ c l e a n in g TREES AND flmiUPS •aet. lawn mowar, everyi®!ll TWIN PALLS Sat. S-Spm I BUSINESS I . SHARPENING I ^OP HAQIC VALLEY. :ihlno Irom clothing* 7tc. Huge yard aale. Lolsz of • BUsiCALiNSTRUH^ P E n s o m ^ n m „ ; 3/4 size student ceHo with SERVICE High quality aervlce al SERVICE *1 -knlcktoiaelta. * brand name clothes. reaaonablie-ralaal We Teny Carpenter '■[ : Too oood to be true. tools, misc. jewelry. Ev> » case and bow. excellent 733-7300 Of 67S.40W ' 1 condltkm, $350. 3/4 alze TWINFALLS ^ go the extra mile John'a j Sharpening _ 2 84Sft^30W eet*i . wvyn^py.Vayo ^ WeWlngar^lnWtooh, i by working hard-ao Servioe TimTim Abbott 7i4-TW r * . heuaehcld Items, ctoihea. student violin with oaae PLAN ROOM r 8 aSROME 8*1. 0am-7, I and bow. $175, Vintage FARMING you y doni have to. Free Comsleie c< eharpening. hT? (Acfoas from school) OelactMea. Caeti only. JobelobUforaU eaUmateal •737-0964 Ci SHomedlapenalyafdaalell a l e l ...... I —— aai Hadtoon St* | Instmments. very well tak- conatructton. Had price SMALL J CaitSda & ateel aawa: - 1— ZT :Clothlng, Mtohan Itema,ma. TWM PALLS S at 8-7 • encareol.206-67603S5* men«ershlp. UIBiacfcenSLS. ' r. WWEDDING ■ new microwave, bed, newnow Michael Jordan mamora*^ W HTOmSt^S^ I BJueprlnl cppln. ACREAGE 1“ amto4pm.QayaV^od HOUSE 1 L= J -;;BI;BmDESMAib.:‘ ;eeuchachalrw/baoman,wn, bllla, fraeatading oup-.»;• I exceneni cortd, $800 I 734^>LAN(7526) • n*reraAtoiamorallimillIIIII beards. Iguana cage, kXa^ Working. Laminated * can 280-7646* C L E A N ir^ r~- : . .237 W. Av*. J* counter top, s o u surfaoa. I of mlac. Thousanila of remodeling.Itema. mlao. i- klHBERLY Fr!. & Sal.. *■ houaahofd, lurnllure, c a b in e t r 'TI j; BYLYDiA i ^ n 'H i I ' '';, Nofl(nai&0«ean7' ' - s s a u a a s T r 'C ustom kitohen at ;S ! h iw , t o m T S T a ! , C O P W canon 660 s. YWlMMU*s«.Anl>l I merclal, auto eort, auto tr. Miaoiitama, lufflltura, I KSfte r l^nNACE ^’l i oloihHw', baby ihinga. I p i f e . : . heating;B T.- .. 'IB ' S3?JI I ssaawssss?. CABINEmV: . il

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CAMPER g fi. ov«rahotlOt BUNDS {6» Honkers Su-I- SURE TRACK 5x8'utUlty .0■D000e‘‘M 0 DSOO 3 te an- FOIORD'ttExplorarAT.AC, iKiK ‘02 Century. LEXUlU t '0 0 OS 300, lull SUBARU^RU ‘87 QL 10 turbo w/)ack8, siovo. hoaler & premo swivel chslr, liko0 trailer, $4S0 or basi offer, glglna.$400.8apa«}trana. tilt. tilt $2800/offar. Sea al F A X “““JLoaded $11,200 poweiver. leather. blackAan, wagon,lon, loadod w/moon leat»«.S600 654-2S63*31 ^,$300eachor$1250D P l ^ ^ 324-7a06* w PTCa, $260. Ratto* th Fa HEVV72Camero 57K mis. $20,005/ $1500.M. CallC 734-8425* Chavy Shofi Box. S60(V> BLUE LAKES COUNTRVJ flat bad. SIngla axla. maka ^ offer. Cal Floyd or n n 'U FStSSTPoi^ - Y O U R ^ ir.csn726.txr 5 5 5 5 ^ otfar. 312-3050*______Randy at 733-6020.* \3/aS 300 R tn t One ol %RU‘87 OL Clean. _ Club oquity membership.I. Can 7330880* A stroke, rag. cab. 160K, •78 built. Serious onlyl UNCO;OLN 'Oe.Conilnelial, k>wmiloower everything. 6 4 V-6. n o IRYSLER *01 Imperial keyijytassentfy, 17inch open>pena ot n:00 am flnlahod camper aholl>" SKIS 177 Blizzards, wlI boarda & tailgate. Exc. $4000. ^ 200 Amp wekllng - $13,000/Offer.^ 6300644* OR 51KniKmis. Leather. Loaded. chrarome rims. With loss MoMon thru Fri. w/alorago & bod. long19 Rosslgnol boots-OO. Exc. rubber & apare. $500/ machine, mounted on n o Vory sharp. $6500. than12500 2 milos. $28,000. bod.Nlceto00.324-2S18,- trailer, w/leads. $ 1200. ORD *001^250, quad cab! 20e-677-4543 I V, i. condmon. $300. PloaseI olfor. Call 733-0360 * . ' {," XLT, AT, Power Strove. Call 733-6632’ Call Ci 320-1611.* StopI IntIn to see ua today H* can 737-041Sor 731-0412* 1 600 gallon fuel tank 2 >- (BURLEY) 5555 d we wlll help you UTILITY trlr, brand new w/sland. w/ $ 100. 260 gsl- Excellent conditkin. Can >OQE *00 Inirapkl. exc. MERCICEDES'84 300D Mounlod on 78' Ford PU. 5x10. lights, 35001b axle ie >34-5880 or 420-4884.* o diesol. 5 cyl,. 229K. wiit> all your Runs good. 544-2867* len luel lank w/stand ^ condt>nd.. AT. $11,000/offer. turtw 1 Ivertlslng needs. Beady to go. 734-2412* $$1100. Call 431-402r RSf AUTOMATIC Callan 670-4663*( AT/A/AC. oxc. cond.. qOaDT7TJ5Eo 5 R E 0 3 UTILITY/Cargo/Car ^ jood condition. Take over TRANSMISSIONS FORC 00/offor. 736-6275* *01 any size tn»k*. Hugo IRD 'B l LTD 4 door. )»-7334>031 e x t 2 Trailer. Interstate, 24 ft., k Daymenta/oflar.324-5121* SfSpedal $359.95, Moat adan. S6K miles. Exc. iiERCiICURY '85 Marquis or our IBurtey om ce selection. Bargain pricea. triple axle. 16,000 QVW. A i^mericah vehteles, parts, (206) 67M 103’ |5ravmEB.cijosEour| u e ‘Oi k i o n 4x4 pu! ?nd. Can 438-S305* Brougughsm, good condi- 1-201i-200-677-4042 _ Tahoe deluxe double Manyextras.731-6676or il^ a a d manual. 350 V8, 'labor &lnsuiliaik>n -S2!!2: ,AT,anpowor,$1350. Ll S * 8 '60 S.6 It. Slide in ^ ■ 1 Included. FORDRD ■01 Taurua, 3 Liter, - in slk)e. 733-6133 avea.‘ BMW g fi '01 X5, 4.4 silver 0119ft. bad, elandard cab, utomalie. fully loaded. ^43-51-S043or3O8-215O.* TOYOTATA '*00 Tereel!Tdr! truck cimper. Full bath­h- Zr Tahoe deluxe, dou- Stti wfteeUpul hitch, trail- IconofnyTranamlaalon eutor s. runs good, 116K metallic extertor. V8, grey 5tti 1tt»/offere80-1178* mERKU room facility, quoon bodid ble sikfe intinterior, immaculate cond. »r er brake conlrol, fiber- CaaS24^7$0fer ' $1M< I, $1495 410-0223* ond hoalor. Fits 8 tt. bed.d. 23' Tahoe slide oui. loiloaded w/optlons. Only gli]laaaahall.$7000. ____ oetf/nafaa* roTRD‘04Ft602wftealdr. O ^ 0< $2250. Coll 786-613r Queen bod $39,950.$3 (208)726-7MT 73!I^2703or420-10s0* 5BWMW *02 52SI. Vory sharp, PU.U. 61 cylinder. 6 spd. P*<»lasom call 733-5200* I " " VVARNING M low tiros, white with block 101K31K. oxc. cond. $67M. NisSA? 22-Tahoe SlWe out. nico- TIRES ' 4 Studded anow CHEVROLETS gis (2) rt ions. U6 dually. Nice. AN '01 Maxtma. fuHy Whon1 purpurchasing a vehl- ly equipped. _tires, _1 yoaroW, P215X6- ^ ira, tan loathor. Konwood 543-4t3-4372orS43-6841* loadoifod, socond owner, do. mak Extendwl cab Silveradoe. axt>xt. cab, 454. AT. loaded. make sura that the 5R15. $175,00. Call 543- J3K.$10500. 643«70.* gP.I;0 playor. Books $8,360. crmnRO ’06 Taurua GL mint "i"*iportoctly.$3000.Call P; mto isIS liIn the namo of ‘00$13,500.’00$14.s00. S3I Vant lo soil quick at 2063aflar6pm.* Cau5 324-3344 axt 24.* CUe‘Mexc.cond.,lon? R snditlon, under 37K. 7M-7A•7463.*______mo sollosollor. Under Idaho MI^^LDnfeSUS'&enetli •90 Nomad 24 ft, siklo 17,250, Call 280-2800. * or vehicle code, a ■80 Prowler Regal 2T CHEVY '76 Suburban rt •*'ixtraa. rima. llres, CO. MXXVoffor. 733-3430* o T d>S'03CutlassI SBE. Camo. $950. Call after 5 : » ‘ liiCK '64 Wildcat, ma- reme Loadad, AC. vehicleicle tarbaug|iMolors CHEVY *B2 810,8pM PUl LH’’ully loadad,’Bllvar with iroat. S950.326-568r _*®®2 lon: Idsho licensed Ington BDL. stalnloss CONNECT I rad, AT. rabultt engine & »J;)1,500mBea.$15.000/of. ^ I ’oecuoasa dealer).'«r). Tbe saner Shan 223. wood stock w/Ueop- er. Coll 432-8380.* BU?CJICK *06 Park Avenue old 4x12x40, $750. Rem­ WITH trans. tn $1400/offar. JJI; Jitra, beautiful black & sll- B ded% ^°condillon! Suprem»me. $550Q/0f(«r. provide^Ide the new pur­ ington 22, LR, modelp- AVK)N-68 37tt. CUSTOMERS _!!2600207* tie ‘ol SLT. lo.d.d, JJ'™erw/tight gray leather In- ss extras. $6600/offer Canm 876-4602* '■ cftaserler ia slgnad bis of 541T.S250 Can 436-6858*rt- Good condition. Very cloan cJfevY^MTrfSJrTTyS ^eathar. wlih On-Slar. erior, foially leaded ease * call 42 » 4 6 6 r 0 ^ 0 9 ^ I showing tha foi* el Call 034-8924* WHO CHI 22.000. Can 431-2017.* I'OlAlmlTXmM •H li";ng: Ful dea«iptlon I RUOEH M77 Mork II, 30- NEED irans & rear and. sgEFI ^ '/everything Including k oNDA n d '8 8 Accord LXI, ax e.. cond.,c like new. STESla vahk:le,J vehicle 06, 3x9 Weaver scope,9^ CAMP TRAILER, Sf, 13 eng. $3000.736-1568* Q*«U& « 6 lT fiu a lly . with un roof, remote starting, goodtod cond.. naw afereo/ 000. Can 436-3073* lervtca box. Beat offer. & ci tiflcatlona number, slalnless, synthetic, sling,}. foot, Oood condition, YOUR = g . CO changer. Perfect CDD'playar. p atiindard, qldbm }, $500, Call 734-7982.* CHEVY '60 Blazer, axe. 43-6470 or 731-8327* eonr IMOBIH-Mfteyal unt paU and nam- LIKE NEW. asking $499. SERVICE condltlen.PL/PW, 10 disk ondlllon, low miles. A *9!OSO.liannaav\ 733-8760* New' ilraa.II runt good, a(s)«ndand addraaa ol me , Call 733-8883.*______3. CAVE 73 13 ft.------CD Changer, moon rool. UZU ‘M Trooper L5, A ate.teal at f«200. Call A dvertise In cc 31-6500 or 734-2223* HONDNDA *01 Accord EX 0.324-71 purehaaar. The bin Good cood. $1500/olfor. $4850. Cal 734-0672.* dslBsk CD changer In dash. 73H ila muat ba algned, _ Call 208-788-7460 Tunaculate eond., loaded gQic]lick ‘08 {^ark Avenue, igon. Loaded, Original PONTIAlAC *00 Fltablrd AT 2 l2 5 * jl 28 gauge; side by side, or CHEVY ’80 SubiTrban ^ vner. Exe. eonditlon. New tires,tir body kit. 36K d and ahow actual over under, under $1500, ad«d with leather, S4K age at tha Uma ol CIMMARON 'B9,deluxe, Service- 114,800. Can ^ - 6 ^ * ntiiea 300/offer. 733-1349* mie. Exc.Ex eond.32^112* call 726-6612* >r 29 fi. AC. awning, self- Directory V^n'‘m wc e£ S S n ed ''$ ^ w ' iHee,$12.000.431-2017.* .It you have any SHOTGUNS erowkig'BPS). cent.. Ilka new. 678-7434* offer. Can 4 2 0 - 6 ^ 2 ^ 116k ‘00 Le Sabre, 64k, HONONOA’OOCIvieSI. PONTlAilAC'00 Grand Am queetiortItions, pleaaa con- 733-0931 ext. 2 c. cond., leather, new ^nile*ke now, lully loaded. 2 doordo< w/spoller, 5spd, Silver,ir,fUianew66Kmls. I tact youyour local aaaes- 12 gauge. 3>i‘, black, DU,_ (To MPANION ■oe 27tl. SHEVY *03 Blazer S-10, m , S New condition, (no slido res, 312-3790500-0010’ Coujoupio g ^ on mission. 33K.iK. 1 owner, axcellsnt Take I offk:*.* J nko now. Baikal 12 gauge, PORSCHE'7».944. $4000/olfer. S4, Call 678- le n 12,000. ClJl 324-4053* COOd.:nd. $13.000.643-4832* ' Cl I 3V4*. auto, DU, new. $395I. outs) $9500. 862-7817* 9012dayor431-0080ask lor choice. 20 gauge. 3* $7000. BMW •87, $9000. Mi cyllrS«.*4^i^kl^r ’j GREAT DIVIDE 77, 20 ft,. Mercadaa '87, $7800. lorRobaV >or ^V. $3800. Cal 731-2482* Italian, over/under, wood,X AC, stove, rolrig., shower, Uka new. $350.734-9666* VW Golf '86 $2500. cHE:HEVY -07 Suburban LS. :jSEP | 7 4 Cherokee, runa awning. $3500. Coll VW Van '87. $7000. Call g q 300-8330* 9 passaogar, kMded. OOK ar 4 0 i eng. 1STCLASS.AIrawning2 _ Fully restored, lota of cHE 5*wttaels.AT.$l600. ■ ■ healers central vacuum, V extras, $3500.324-36S6* {Jf h6Y6»it4a*te5ovarign large refrig.. deluxe cabl- 'rtT Ext. cab. Exc. eond. Can«n 825-5437 evenings* Spa.4*5 parson.Exc. - nets, queen bed, lots $ 11,000. Call6e0-0703* 3 T R Cherokee------cond. 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Roady to go. on the way/ taka any rea- sloo n s , 1 owner, exc. ^ whool base. 16ft. William- sonable son ofter. 735-8588* „ nondlllon. 150K miles, $3500/offer. 733-4891* F son flat stool bed. $3500. >ODaE '01 Ram 2500 S63.000..C Call 788-5803.* LAYTON '8 6 2911. Sth Call432-558r A iR S fn^M ^cella~28l t S spd. immaculate cond. 3EEPit> ‘o4drand Cherokee _ motor home. Chovy 454 wheel. Vory k>w mis, Uko INTERNATIONAL'84------Call cln 543-5564*______Ud.Id. 4x4 fully k>aded wHh ■ ongino. generalor. All exc. now cond. Now awning, S-195S series, single arranty. Excellent con- cood. 208-886-2350.* mlcrowavo & AC. Sth IIaxle. 142 Inch whool tton. $B500/offer. Laav- whoel Includod. $8500. bose, low miles, great AU£0R0 bay '93 34 ll. ' F A X g country musi sell. I 536-2511 or 539-4630’ truck! $4900. 260-2206* z CaHWl-0424.* motor home. Cummings 1997 Subaru Outt diosol, Allison trans, new ROCKWOOD 'GO Ultra-llte PETERBUILT '64 8^ ‘00 (Sraod Cherokee llrosA»Rories, 53K miles, 25'. 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