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I« Hunderdi of people have wa - comment echoes those>e oof otli- to be evacuated, ______^ ets who question the parpan race ' j / may have played In Ne>New Or- Nearly 27.000 familnilics are below leans’ crippling crisis. tlie povprty level.I. \Most of diose Would the responseise have families are black, been more urgent If thele vivictims Larry E Davis,. directordi of the had been mainly vrtiitc?e?b I eco - University of Pittsbi£burgh's Center nomic class a foaor evvnw n more on Race and Sodiodal Problems, / than race? said Images of thedlsosterorean e d i In Orieans l*arish,-\vlicivhcre the embarrassment to dllst nation. "K boundaries oa> the samn e e; as th e . "It suggests thatat thei residuals A d ty limits. 66.6 percentnt (of the .o f a racist legacyy arei still very 1 residents are black. Tlielie black • much inlact. hele said. : "It's os ^ population nationwideIc isii 12.1 thougli you are loolookingatapic- 1 perccnt. tureofanAfricancc1 country," 1 New Orleans nei^borhwrhoods. The images o f' llietli black poor . ^ ■ ■ oncc lined with old live oaks, strv g ^ g in N ew; O Orleans’ i chaos 1 ' charming cottages andd impos-in should be "a powerAerful wake-up < A ing mansions, liad been1 prproof of call." said Dr. leffjoliJohnson, a pro- ^ the ease with which blad)lack and fessor at the University Ui of \ white could live side by side. Mar^and's SchooljlofMedidne. o ■ 1 ■ , With a few exceptions,as, black ”lh e message> is U diat diese 1 « and white homeownt'tss chattedch people arc in somnc e sense aban- y o n e M o T w)F6la®V265 to eadi other from theirleir front doned. and dial’s> whyw: they’re so porches and greeted eachich oilier angi>'." he said, "bu'but that abon- ^ 5 os they walked their d ogs. ^ donm ent occurrerred nor Just ^ ciamiriera phohe'fclor only M 9.Sp D.I. Kelly, stood on a \a*l\a*tNew aroundtlilsstorm.1n. They’ve been J . Orleans side\\-alk l-ridayy mwith an abandoned In 'o uir rs society in die 1.M I andI get< a seconci d o n e American flag that he pliplucked last decade. Im t's’s somethings as &om a gutter and washedhod with a society we haveve to acknowl- A "some of my preciouss water."w edge and grappleMvith." w u Kelly, who is black, said1 tlietin dis- Racial ^ p a r ityty in I access lo l l ...... asler'has nothing to dC'I witwith thc ’~hcalthcarehas beercen document-■ ------1 / FIR E E 3 color of anyone's sldn. cd. Last Deceiicember. tlie 1 (after*50n3 maiHn rebates) 'Don't make it seem1 liilike no American Journalnol of I>ublic 1 rarial thing," he said. "That(hat's not Health reported1 thatt 886.000 -I the way I Icel. We all is Inn ththis to- AfHcan Americann deadisc could ' gether...... have been preventented between Uptwm NewOtleans,j,around ar 1991-2000 If they/ hadh die same Tlilane University, wass mostlytt caieasvrfiites. w4iitc and affluent: thehe areas There has been*n on outpour- north'of the French Quanconer and ing of donatilatlons from cast of downtown tendedled lo be . ih ro u ^ o u i th e UniJnited States in ^ poorer and more heavilyUy ppopu- response to the ImagesIm seen In lited by minorities. news coverage —- but m i^t It ------New Orleanians vs-ereBdivided— di- have been greaterler-if-diose-lm— not so much tw race ass b>by eco- ages did not showwblackfaces? I 'liS nomic class, a faa of lifec in ln a d ty "I do think thee nationr would vtliere binhlincs meann nmuch, be responding diffciffercntly If they Sen. Mary Landrieu.ablueilue-eyed werewhlleeldertyatyandvmitcba- blonde, Is the daughterr ofofa for- bles actually dyingng on die street Addi a Share!(Talk' line mer mayor. Marc Moria!jriaL the and being coveredjdwiUinewspa- < color ofcafcau lait, foltowilowed his pers an d shroudsIs anda being left father into the mayor's oOl'oOice. there,” said Davidd BillingsE o m e for L95/mo. on sele(lect plans The political power sirvstructure People's Insdtute.e. at 25-year-old is, to the eye. firmly comonuoUed New Orleans-bast'Osed organiza- •69.95 aiand higher. by people with AfricanI bicblood in tion focused on endingem racisnt their veins: most of tlie ecoeconom- But Secretary’ ofo State Con- 'ic poNver of the city iss hdd hi In dolcezza Rice. Ri< the . very white hands. administration’ss hhlE^est-rank- V ^en 60 percent of the dtv’s Ing black, dismisslissed any such population, accordingIg tot the suggesdon. i mayor, evacuated befote}te Hurri-I Although she agreedag diat the cane Katrina, that leftft behindb black- com m unlrnity has been those with no cars, no rcsoresources, heavily affected.I, Rice R said ."no- no way ouL TVvcnty-onele p school i u ^ bt' Vffe connectct with you: f i f f i j A Yon’Ubee amazed Check out our newwalkle-talklir kle-stytoserytce:.-r iSpeedTalk-i
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>U f i n d s LO!)STINTIH E C H A P- ) Q P o l B e e n t o ^ w ii d d e s p r e a d Suffering in MississippiM oversrshadowed by New5W Orleans J a k e r 's / spicion of JACKSON, Miss. (AP)->] — Mis- slssippl. hurricane survivors sur la te ly ? M looked around Saturda; o i l1 Icom panies wondered just how lolong it Th*WWaaWnttonPort______i ^ u l d take lo eel food,od. d ean Need a reason water and shelter. And they WASASHlNCrON — An over- were morc than angi^ at : the Imlng majority of federal government and tith e na- ShirSW rl,y0».ii,10, trkans believe oil and gas tlonal ncwsmodia. fronfront, and TJrronIca c o mipanies p j are gouging con- S o u p ^k \ Richaid G l ^ m s'dls]disgusted MatMabrty puih thoi^ sumerlers ir. th e afterm ath of by reports of looting inlN Ni e ^v O r• piniplngctrtiflHedwHh H ^ricanc c Katrina but o£f^ S a l a d BB a r ^ leans and i^set at thele 1lack of 2d revijnvs ofPresklent Bush drindrink, and ICO down ^ 5 ^ attention horxlcane vied4ctims in die gpveminent^ Initial re W eekdm t-4p.m. his state weri getting. •a stres t e t In Bay S t. s p o nuse ,, tQ ihe deadly storm , Sunday. » .’Isay bum llie bridges'es Jand Ict LouiLoui*, Ml**., on M - accordirdlng to die latest Woshing- 12*4 p.m. I ’em all rot tiiere." he said,ad.’’We’rc URilurday. Food, w ater to n PoPost-ABCNnvspoU: suffering over here to( 1C surv^coh'ducted Friday we’re not killing each andkewer.bold fadiedier. who heart, shesald. t In Bay Sl Louis widi has a pacemaker and sevscvoredl. end ond three jtiung abeies, with them. Final!noUytlicy W nla polilW ! since die hurricane parking kit in TOi an ambulance lo lakeajcehimio lies been walchlnj Site said National , a University of her b<^*lend the airpon sohe couldIbcallUfl- be Irina coverage CV ;n have brou^i her m 9al scicnilsi. said children slnur tr* a tm * n t p la n s. O u r goal g< is to offer patients an ush toured rav- Inastrongl<1 why a massive Na- . ^ < s ‘- K "I'm jusi doing wh allcllcando' Barbour and olh ncr*as*d quality of Ilf* by helpinghal them get ludc to theltheir the Mississippi ' llie Sun Herlard presence wasn’t Chapman said. “Thesese DedDle clals. Tlicy als< i posslM e . ______nvltli Gov. Huey port pleudesible.-...... '^ular actlyitias as soon as p< support me'wiUi mypi/ produce- NewOriei 1 other stale oRi- uuestionedderstand that New Or- stand every day. Now lt!sItiu i m e to ‘rm going to ic sippl Eoi hit mudilso flew over tlonal Guard0 was devastated by 7W N Coll.)1*9* R d, pay them back." rleans.------already visibl O ne neighbor, 78-yci-ycar-old they i d . but whai ; Katrina, b ut surely Samuel Jorgenson. MCMD Sum A. T wvin ir F all* > lell you. Missis- "Wc undern has die resources to , n j G e o i^ a Smylle. knewi(!w Hide Ihe aftermatli — Joseph Verska. MC luch harder dian leans also)di u that mctropolliiui A t Fm (20«17MSe-8007 ------about-vrtiatls-happcnlninine else. Stomach hurt lo — P e te r Taylor, MC 'hat happened In Hurricane1 ours," K die newspaper . SfiiillSlIM ^ ' where. She was tooJ w orried mUes mid mUes ai I _poug|as.McVey, Pfi are all under wa— it mokes your dils nationzed. hi saying survival ' D ( IDAHO PA 208.736.8(t 0 0 6 about her own situation. 10 'go miles and rescue bodi "My mcdlriiic Is rurmlnninsout. roof.'Barbour saj (c Ice, gasoline and pressure Keisha Morans and h the houses (area) and puhave been too slow to vtlwww.spineidaho.cfc o m I need high blood pi waler up lo llie editorialized i for m y 1" ” 'em 1" " * P ! & i medicine, medicine f< said. ' basics like I ---- n has been living medicine ha\ department store • arrive.m m I r / s R F lyiRivee r w ith Tl k f u m■niture i manufacturer5r n M n a i®? ; LOCATIONS i s \ ■oteMtiMiol toho m l iw@rs 0pm Cp»n Mood4ond*rS*IunUr UondiT'SJiurd..(U, IO«O)«0«m-a.}OtKnj 10C0■
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Katrina’s A F T E R m T H [ ' Let's Plaay Golf! B u s i n e s ss c e s m o u n: tiinprecedc l e n t e d T 1^3 ^ S a t u Fi r d a y , e f f o r t f or r s t r i c k e n i G u l f C o ai s s t l l9 1 sSeptemtberl7tliI ■ 1 Week after the storm1 devastateddf WASHINGTON— Spring Less than a ^ dusQles Inc o f Fort MUL 2 the Gulf Coaoast, dozens of giant coi]loiporations wanu 10 comfort vlctimi Hurricane Katrina, so It plar ings Industries have ofieifiered more send comfortcTS. And S she S ^ mm And blankets. The. patent11 c*com - than $100 milnillion and all manner■of ol products G p lI ] f T o u r n a mn e n t pany cfVktomsutta. ^ rinngm g n aid and R c^ bed-and-bath ao and servilvices to victims in the■region, re ^ soiies b doing what it knknosvs I m ui 2Shot^^ S ta r t s ; 8:30 amn (or 1:45pm* best to case the tcnible sulsuffer* Ing caused by the UnitedIStates* Stt And it^ part of manyuy c( o m b e s ’. Bui logisticsCS were so prob* «• cosUimt natural dlsastet overall marketingg stratc^es.": lematic that notnoteverytlilngtjiat . "tONCHi BBQiuAlAdi terved Noon-2i•2prh (Independent Meat)«)■ Less tiian a w cfk alter\a the saki Caryn P&wUger.sr. ia senior dl- com panies waw anted to give storm devastated the Gulff aCoast reaor ac the Pub*ubllc Affairs could be usedd ri|right away. Prior* PPLACE: i iwinFaltoiu Municipal Golf)lf,Course dozens of giant corporatiirations CouodL a nonproBt>Qt group that, Ity was j^venirn to the most such as Spring Industrieseshavc I trains executives onin Ihow to deal Immediate comnncems: housing n ofTcicd morc than VlOO milm!Dk)n with public podcy controversies,coi and trartsportatitation. Other typa 'FORHATi 18 holes,»,4pet8ohterasciscramble and all m anner of productscts and But corporations[IS also know ofserviceshadtiidtow alL services to vKtims In the rrar^ o a that good*heartedruIness Is good Still, com paiipanies of every i 'And this is lust the be^nniniun^* business. They arcirc charlublc imaginable typeype have promised P r o c e e ^from f n the golf , said lohanna Schneklet enexccu* tK>t onty lo help (hehle helpless but to hdp. Amortgng the m ost actKe ' ove dinxtor of external reiatieiatk>ns a '’o to benefit themsmselvcs. were drugtrukeiakers, auto manu* l a i n r a .n ,; t o u r r i d m em n t w i l l g o t o t h e luld say that's facturcrs, constinsumer products for (he Business RoundtaUelUe; an -Some folks wouk ^ Library Fouo u n d a t i o n t o b e n e f iIt t organization (hat representsnts 160 crass or cakuladngng or oppor* and flnanda!i si servkes compa* ot (he natton's basest compaiipanks. timistlc. but mmat's how nies. telecommum unlcadons firms. 'MRraUNDATiOl3 N m o . thelU iitiFaF a lls P u b l i c L ib r a r y . The speed of the re ^onse ru is businesses think; these th (dona* and retailers.s. COil companies, unpreceden(ed. "Tills is (he tions) aie an investcstment In a vv4iosc profitsihavebafioonedas ha mosirapldowpouringofcoi[corpo* company^ future,"* sakl si f^trk±! (hepriccofgasolasollnc has soared. ! ■ g professor at have also proviiuvided mlUiotts of A rate help I've ever seen."1.’ sakl: Lewis, a marketing f s Stephen Iordan, cxecutheedirec- dl American Unhrersit;sity. 'H ow a dollars towarddtixereeovery th 736-62< • SO S for Reieservations (or of (he G :n(er for porporporate business conducts ItsiItselflnthcrc- H ie biggest tsii s i n ^ promise of Q(i2cnshlp. an aSiliate of the ^todaywiHkaveive an Indelible sq>porthascontontelrom^AU*Man U5. Chamber of Commercesee. mark on that busineirtessli reputa- Stores Inc. thetw icountry^ largest Corporations have a hisihistory tion. And ghren the tl choice, retaUcL Oiksff oocecutive H. Lee M m MUri I . of opening their coffers andinddis* consumers bee predisposedF Scott It cnDedItheWhlteHouseto thi (ributlng free . goods after a to do business withih corr^anks pledm SIS milmilUon to *jump- caias(rophes. Their mostigener* gei that have good repunutatkins.’ start the resoescue effotts, the 1 ous s(retch came afterer the After the tsunamin i executives company sakLkL 1Wtd*Mart has a Cooper Normallan attacks ofSepL II. 2001..when w of major corporadoidons dedded signukam presaesence fai tiie South Business Brokers & AAdvisors J | ^ donations (otaled S750 millTiilUon. tocoordlnatetheirrcr responses to and Is condualucting a national m M m Las( year's (sunaml in South So nattual disasters. ThThe Business campaign to impimprove tiie p u l ^ Asia a(traned S600 miUiorlion In Rouruhable took thithe lead and percc^nofihe’thecompanji awardedid to both morning andind afternoon scramblele corporate donations. Depeepend* now tries to conitecti!CtcompanIes As part of r1(2 1(3 commKment, D n ind on how severe the siniaituation that w ant to proviinride uiarity WBl*MaTt$aklltdlt woukl establish Jr winners,:s, men's division andd mixed/ladiesn division in Louisiana. Mississippipi and; with the right peoplepie In govern* mlnl-WiI'M artirt sstores in the lav* Alabama becomes, corpoirporate ment and the nonpinprofit world, a ^ region ao gjgtwout dotiiin^ aid could approach the arrKimount Last week, its officeew w asdeluged diapers, baby^w^fbod.baby wi donated after the tsunaminL withe-null offering from com* formula, tootlibithbniahes. bedding I w t k Major SpM agic ValiXEY
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a c k f o r SJ i u p r e m e ‘ C o u r t Robeil-tsontra o p e FO R TlFHE atkindofjustice for parti«uiI skirmishing.sk lustice.;e. "1 think cenalrdy con- I WASHINGTON (AP)>) — - lohn to Dgure out what \ le House, widcli con- siltuenents remembered how r a seat on lohn Robens wilt wl be.-' Sen. IlieM iiiel! I Roberts is on track for a: ler. D-N.Y.. said sented to tliehe releaser of mawrial som1 e of o their senators voted on f f HurtingI I . the Supreme Court baibarring a CHiaries Schumer. rts'dme in die Reagan theCUarenceTliomas la confirma- , I beginning in a rccent intervieview.-VNlllhebe fromllolwns t thew D. Geske I misstep at hearin(p bc(! .ho imposes Ids adniinistrationtion. IvLs refused re- tion and a punished some of M atthe > support- an Ideologue whu 1 for dieir votes." id CIlnlMl PfofeiJtlonal Counsolof I lUesday, accortling (o su one dirough the peated lX’ni(xnocnitic denuuids for diem fi ■ en and critics who) saysi the views on everyoni s from liis work as As an a example. Aron cited LIcenHd Cl in debate courts or will he he be a main- documents fr ■ coming connrmailon < ce. albeU a ptindp;il dopuoputy solicitor general fonnetler Sett A l^ Dbcon of Uli- ■ will test Senate Democnocrats as stream , justice. •suient Creoige II.W. nols.. who ^ lost a Democratic c'bnservadve one?^e?" , under I’a-suli Maffiage A Family Counceling ■ wdl as the nominee. primjory al when he sought a sec- ce PfOflfitm « Payment Plant Accepieded J publicans Already, somm e e D em ocrats Uusli. Individual, Man ■ Relatively few Repul have signaletl Additionail;laily. the two sides o n d term i after voting to ■ and no Democrats haveive Ifomial* ~ | * Iniurance. Employee Pi die areas thi^ have been iiianeuvcringma for po- conftn'irm a m an m ost liberal .______■ ty announced how they(rywillvote V [ intend to ex- sidononanotmother topiq. groupsips opposed. of the 50- ‘ I on the nomination of i plorc. , Democratsrats may press and WIdi ld many civil rights and I year*o]d appals courturt judge, tt' ' I II at a cdnfirmadon wome:len’s groups .opposed to i( to follow 1 J Sen. Dianne probo. Hut a ■ saying they tlrst vs-ant tc ] Feinstein. D- iiearinginoreioredianadecadeagOi Itobencrts. Aron sakl it will “be veiy nilt for any. Democrat with I thehearings. n filif.. and die lustice Ruthjth Bader Ginsburg diffiCul ■ Behind the studied s I only woman “told die coiiuaiiuiiitteeln no imcer- presidIdential asplradons to vote ohn Roberts jjlven his record l E « S I neutrality, iliough. scv-u 1 on die com - tiiin temisi tliatdu she woidd offer lorloh I publicans \vho are ti no forecast, no pre- agalnsnst civil and women's ri^ is. I ht' ol- I mittee. ' has 'no hints, no H Roterts' nomination sa; saidshefeeUa' vie\«’aboutlUt diet v\ay she would agalnsnst die r i ^ t to privacy.' support of I • ^FREE:glSf’“ ■ nady has the likely suf “special role rule on mv any case that nii^t Onin the committee. Democra- *U>M IM antrM aa>« ■ all but two or three or!of 55 a ) P Jotv Rotwrts ore die high coun." tic Sens. Se Russell Feingold of safew D e- and ' a special come before H senators and perhaps a: explore Ills views several foniieim er Republican attor- WLscoconsln and loseph Biden of lAHO to assure obtigation“ to M ■ mocrats — enouw to irk 1973 case diat ne>^ gvn^ralralreceiidy ^ wrote. Delawa\>’are are potendal White PVACUUMIIWK'I B cohflrmation unless(iS liberals on die landmark Specter's task to set H iise ^ contenders In 2008. 7 3 3 ^ 1 1 cstabUshed die. njr i^ t to an abor- It will be•V S] i o Ict I ■ launch a filibuster limits.. 3. too. are tit least diree De- r Z - .- »1Nw»toSttat,T«W i R-Pa.. has tioa , , I™ ^ »»»for.>.'' % iw»itfw ra* ■ Sen. Aden Specter. R- k Leahv of Ver- The Uepu'.•publicans who de- m ocn:rais not on die panel. Sens, H pledged to pivside ov-erer"efDciem. Sen. Patrick I ippon for Robens do Evann Bayh of Indiana. Hillary s cliainiian niont. who will w lead, th e scribed supp' ■ diKnilled’ hearings os cl LUiesiioning. in- so on conditididon of anonyinily. Ro^:lham ainton of New York ’fic Burfey Ladies Go ■ . o fa ludiciorv- Conunittetittee known Democratic qut ry were not audiorized andI JohnI }a*rTy of Massachu- ih' partisan- funned RobensIS tliatt he \\iU ask saying diey w jsociation wottOi Cikeie to J H for outbursts of uimiK' i' ice D epanm ent tospeakaboibout vote counts. If ei- setts,s. dieparty's 2004 nominee. H ship. At tlie same tiitime, the about a Justice .•mocrats or their 0£G>Sidals in bodi parties, spcok- insors t blican said memo that criticstics say led to tor- ther Demc Aifiefoftowiti^ span ■ PennsyK-ania Hcpublic ;oners held bv casiomaryy alliesal disagree widi ing onoi condidon of anonymity, H senators and tlie coiuitiluiuy "need ture of prison diey expect a party-line vote 0 o u r , erseas. "It will be that assessniisnient. diey have not say di Jieir contribution io to know much more'ore" about /\niericans owrsi md dieir own acdons in corommiHce. 10 Republicans as ■ Roberts'judicial pliilosoi:)sophv. raised, pardy on)n Uiet quesUon of said so, and ies Irtvltatiorti^ fietdcCon : - if any — can a lend diem1 credence.cn w-ell1 asa eight Democrats from ro ■ President BushI nam ed to whai area — i NAR/VL-Pro Choice Uablyily Dem oaadc states Ia UU s •court'sfirst presidem be cor:onsidered above Wherj N/ August 2 4 , 2 0 0 5 . ■ Roberts in luly as tlie COI wiiich suppons abor- Inn thet Senate as a whole, sev- !an>.Ifcon- die law.” LeahyV s;said ;\merica. wh H ' new justice in 11 years s. aired a cojnnierrial eral1 Democrats arc from i succeed Sen. Edxv-ardi NM. linncdy. D- lion ngllls. a Jiiit Sr. &-NiiomiII (.ynvtit , H Tirmed. he would : is summer cridcal of so-cacalled red states — diose KrK PelcrMin or, who has Mass.. likely wiil,ill ask about civil earlier diis s H Sondm Day O'Connor.' in'i about 2006 or Robens — an i fld it wididrew thatt Bush1: carried and trend Re-C Ap lAiluiiiliiitf I ffrol ng vote on rigliis. "This ^ n t Tlte 0 «hh1> naskel U<>uiNe*Oiiitlicl H often cast u deciding I a*cendy T h is is after charge;xges I Ls was nds- publialican. Tliey ^ v e Robens a le Moirill ! .•actionand 2008." he said le a Zion BaiiV. r .ii„n Uarhi Rcdtnan H abortion, ^iniintive ac ction of die coun- leadingandndui-oir— i die group pooli3l of potendal supporters. about the direcuc ^ recent AP-Ipsos poll showed MerrlU'o Muvoiiry nk H other Issues. 30w arsandw iiai selected two two states for special An J Boi»e Ca»cailc Corpi'fallii ■ Conser\-atiws, eagerRcr to haw try for die n e x t^ percent of those surveyed Highland E hiuICs II bi- afforded." attendon. TheTl tv\o. Maine and 34 pi ^ J il\ FKmcr Hm,s WcMftill & WcMfutfuUCPA’ H the court take a newIV ddirection. protecUons wiU b i a favorable opinion of lublicans. Specter Rliodelslancland, are hom e to diree had ^ Cioldcn Vallcj VVrtrelu>u%t Bctly & Wc» K.iflirlvnn H swiftly embraced Hobei)bens when x\niong Repub art senators. Robet>ens and 52 peicenl diouglit'f W oicm I^ann Scnicc I. intends to asksk about rccent Republicans Unit .<(4 H Buslt'appointeil iiim. d Roberts’ confirma* heshshould be confirmed. Only 16It Uutic IfTitsaiion AjsrUnurcc II backdrop. Supreme Courtm rulings invali- Beyond W Given the political b. are internal i»lltical perc*rcent had an unfavorable6 Jerry Jlincx iCcniur> :il. Century Cinema-* IS die liberal dating laws passiLssedbv Congress, lion fate an Democrats, as well as tl •rned about tlie consideratioations for Democrats. opiniinion. and 24 percent said hee l}ULklii>fn UIci.'in>; Mr. Gas groups tliat havi> alreadv alrc an- "I am concern T irc' VVcM'Ltf' Scljwah, Oraphyx Signs . uns judicial ac- • "How diedie Democrats handle shouDuld not be appro\-ed. nouncedtlieiropposiii;buiante SuUm lOrninee. ‘ their-constinstituents," said Nan ing; statements from each'• U.L. Evunx Uank H judicial piiilosophy andoni \iei\-s. 'vTOie to die noit jchafcr Spraiting rarn is - strong likeiiliood .-\ron, headlad of die Alliance Tor ' senalator, followed by Rolwrts. h L.imJ-Tttlc & Uwntw... Tlic nemiKnitic objectivvobji "is Tliea* is a str D«ir«ilty & L^conarU Schii
r l u x u r y I N e w m o)thers t pay bijig bucks for S c is s o r s - IMobile O D.\Uv\S l.\l’) — ByByron and S tlJcal La; Marsha Htwper agret'dveil that die Salon Y hinhofiheir first childiflddeser\-ed I ‘-p i o y ^ i g a hosn|i;il riHini \\itliill alla die ex- .. Service iniN: higl)->p(.'i‘d interitem et. two SPIDERS DEC flat siTtvii l^''> iuidid plentyI of lEIR TRA G I^ space. ' ' ^ N / K H E ~l\e boon re.il contomfonable." flSS,S^TU StSi snid :)8-yoar-uId I)>TorTon Hooper i y e. as he Miife^l tiie Wob. 1 0 w n k m ■ ! » t h a m o horn son sUvpiiig nenearby and ^ ^ ^ P ^ ^ P l T h a n e x t a U o f t f w y a r tor spldi his wife n'stingiiilier I metlvm timm < Trgatmintstii Tlicv considered the t extra H pp^^^p S250 a niglit for tlio■ :.JO-squarc-7-t< j ^ U j ^ ^ J i o u s s loundi foot suite ai Mediciii CCity Dallas Hospit.il\vuniiit. • Specializing with and w ood pill "I lie main a'a»onIII v we elderly and disabled could have our ownm T1 W s a id , Marsiia I looper. glancancing at die • Qualit)' In-Home Care 41 * M t o B urferi - L am Progntn m ' 20-inch flat screenn abovea her e ■ •bnctCnMl..CnHaitnl-im tSlinibPmW * ■ bed. Mor husband com < m an- Licensed] • ■wOFiW l-Cll•ROMPT SERVIC:C E ' I deeri'd tlie 50-inch flaiflat in & Insured Ten the living room area•a f(for spuns. F O R P735-0555 R A Malical Cit\' is amcimong hospi- f[ri»fratv|^^58^1506 208-7:’ourRoati flu w m TH* la cw la i g tals acro>> the nationlion adding a Shown at Metlletdleil City HMpltal on Au|. 2. In oi 0 n a r liiile M r treatment•m for Utose |, Hooperper. 38. Martha Hooper. 37 andIn bat one of the liuury ttUtM | j ] willing to pay e.xtra. iSoto«.Texts. baby Bronfton Marshall ' rhev ve been ‘popping po up probably since tlief la late 1990s. (ifs are die samesar for die differ- "We do T h e 3 r d said Rick Wade. >pok,)okesnian for suites, tbut the square from outdo < have a lot of people 1 A n n u a l tlie .Anu'ricon 1 (ospit;pital .\ssociar footage rangesges from 243 to 340 diem avoilUt of town and it helps don. which ha^ 4.B0(.800 member square feet. ivoid the inconvenience hospitals. David Masiiasini. asslsumt vice rooms.qiense M of getting hotel Luxury' suite> oreu e usually in president off admai inistradon for If padei.■'Masinisai± g S f f i C L l t t M lID m ajor teaching ims}jospitdLs, and Roosevelt Hos|lospital. said die key extra luxujdents don't opt for die hospitals located in area:. \mUi benefits arc! 224-hour visitation privateuxury. ro diey can request a wen^thv clienteles. A .A boom in and accommom odadons for fami- share a: ro room. (Dthensise. they hospitd consiru.tininon has al;.o |v membersi to sleep over. , odierpeo]1 rt>om with one to dtree inspired some instinstitutions to ‘ people. Dowling said. add laxurv' suitiss asa they n.-- a . build: a m in New Vork City.litv. Roosevelt ^ ^ 3 Hospital in Manhaiihattan offers omcnidLS in 17 lavurv lav room> E x p r e s s including marblee h bathrooms. O t t t tfy V j gryw lt's accom .Dtocotm r Co A T W OgOa- _ -Is^our-b range from a standand;ird laxurv • .111—WtHfW^ b u s i n e s s ^ p SaSsk room , at $330 a day over what insurance pays forir a 1typical hos- th is yeai rfair? ^ pital room, to a deluieluxe suite for ir’s career a n extra S700 a day.ay. Die ameni- Tuesday, Septe tember27,200S 1 0 : 0 0 a m - n -6 :0 0 p m a t t h e C S I G Psychiatiatric Services ijpU»»«l to10 bh*v« JcJmWikefield. M.D.. t geue ^ueral pjjThiwriii. Gymnasium join our practiceprai on September 6. 2005. Dr.Dr Wakefield is alio Board Cenifw C a l l y o i t Pmident and Fellow in die ^our Times-Nem io Eitxironnotunental Medicine »nd u « p«« P» s a l e s , s representative AcadcBVk' of Ecnironmental Medicine. Hek h I a j jpectal intcroii )ur Em ploym ent andrxpertii(rtiie in pi}thiur%' associued willvitheodocriDology, rertising Specialist C h r i s t ! 6 7 . ^ | r istyH aszier. 735-3267 ^ immunologlog-. ■IterMfivT mediTme. and infiinreaioui------F o rm o disorders.X- ~ g o to w wn vo re in f o r m a tio n , and didww.magkvalleyxom lld c o n C a r e e r Fair. I This event is< t-S'nvs and the College of Southenem Id a ^ Contact Psycrchlatric Services at . U co-sponsored by The Times-S't t 7 3 23 - 0 9 9 5 \ e m TheTim es^Sfei schedule an appolrilntmentv«rtth-Or.Wal m _ ------t O M /a k e fle ld______------____^ magkvaUey.t
a Sinlv.M |M .*it4,aii,am ik».iimM>M.,icki«to A41 ------GG ravel pit w illjtIJblossom in to p>ark s I d ^ o AV eEST! COEUR d'ALENE (AP) —- A redeveloped as a live-e-work- nevlew park Is being built where«re play nei^iborhood of condos,a m u and anUl old gravel pit now sits near■ear ofllces, stores, resuuran dieihe S p o ^ e River. recreational space, m e said T he lO-acre park, p art o f the.the Developer John Ston Oldold Riverstone industrial comm - die pond could be fiUeUed dlls • • t ...... pieplex. will feature sa faU. ^ a t h i s h e r e . rol- Hjtpayers are .contri!tribiiting W a p p e n s milmlni-amphidicatre, pond, vol leyball courts,, picnic shelteiIte r about S4.1 million for diedi proj- and A trallhead. ect through Coeur d’id’Alene's Th? industrial area is beinj;ing urban renewal agency. L a s V/fegas e fig hits t to k eepI fam] o u s sij l o g a n *WhatF: Happens Here‘ ads are lot Amat— Tlmw ‘absolututelyubulous." But B al^ said in a tele- ' LASVEGAS— The five-hre-word phone5 Interview from s l o ^ turned o ut to be>eam a ar- S a an ^ em a Calif., diat die sue- krans nustsipiecei &I ir m antra' cessofiif die television campaign that nuiked me unceieieremonl* wasinsiisuffldent grounds to jus* cus end of Las > tlfy sto|topping his d ien t firom Camfly-frlendly era an d (h uslngiuits ver^ n of die phrase, scale tesuncction o f SSin lnQ ty: No 01one seems to Imow die W M j t “What Happens Here S ta ^ originI of0 "What Happens Here I I. Blackm er, D.P.M. Here.“ S ta :^Here," ^ and diat question D avid A. £ But keeping those wordswo: In ibly won’t be answered in A n d reww jL. McCall, DPM . Las Vegas has becomle e ae c o n - court tentious matter. ! phrase might be cen* . H eel o r A rch Pain Pa • Plantar Wartsts - A potentially hlgh>igh-stakes J SI iol(i and no doubt has its lawsuit Is unfolding mh federalf parallellels In dozens of 4an* • B unions • Skin Problemm s court in Reno over tiadirademaric g u a gs o . ri^ts to the tunous phraihrase. B utec can It be trademarked? • Bone Spurs . • Sports Injurie■ies And in LasVisgas. theh e sloganI solutely. say officials for • Ortiiotics has m anaged to spaikkapoUd* a d ie lurlsm audiority and R8 . _ uch as the pitch— Vegas is all about, b u t - i t - ^ - « ^ \s u n — . w orth potentially nUllidlUons of : Vcgiks i t ^ . sucl ven as dieUwsult continues ^ Uuke»orHutrd(i»D«Dirir^i»myrtO-ND court, argulM uiat LasLasVegasls PalmsNcverHactoppened." exactly it m t diis fall, a separate b u t re hardly the iust placeace In the As zany asi theU legal argu- said. Las Vegas’ effort in the si poUdcal controversy woild vrtiere people havhaveprom- ments might ieem.thecaseisas«i WhenLas pted In Las Vegas over die isedto look the otherxway. w; powerful uidicaCcation of just how 1990s to marketmaj Itself as family* produced less dian a s lzan ^ rights. There% that old s ayingamong ^ valuable the phnhiasehasbecom e friendly pro' , the new slogan be- h e Las Vegas Sun newspa- ± S L . ^upSerwTSSr? traveling salesmen: ‘w Wl h at hap- since Las Vegaszas launched the bonanza, th ' reported diat die tourism , ate 2002. c a m e ‘a vei • OutesdHszardiijionhfr*r.».k«> tiuaJteHiiaitifcH-TiM-Mi pens on the road stay:lays on the . cam paign in late hority gave die ad agency U L til. FourBrodwtsioOMyMyno.ra Itbvmelyscciicenasachiefrea- announcing road.’ m.andlctigobacklo cominmerdal rights to die Must Love Dogs 11)1 Mr r.« W-fi»-rH „ t Alcoholics son Las VegasIS hit I an all-dme we’re Vegas. And the one from Al n»llyare,"F»cnmalcr P l^raseforSl. Charlie and Chocolatete IFactory n Anonymous meetingsngs: ‘W hat record of 37.4A million i visitors who wc real rhe audiority's president, ■you see hei^ whattt y you hear l ^ t year, andd Is I projected to said. ssl Ralenkotter. says die deal ------GrMt Raid «n(M>r l : S - here, w hom you sec: hehere, stays reach 382 mllllolUonln200S. Many people p« regard Us u n p a id as a stroke of a legal, but some angry here." “It’s only a fewfcv years old. but Vegas’ camj ard members say diey had ii0«»i4s.rM The clothing cocompany's it^ basically consideredcor one of genius, idea die audiority had ^vcn lawyers also cite a signgn In1 a now- the most effeaectlve slogans for Even hthe e clo i th in g c o m p an y ’s n o id ' VallantiaiM7.ii rtor1S«tBo«i Daniel Ballard, said the u p^isto ^ d ie phrase. C * defunct Cambridge,ige, Mass., tourism ever."■ said sa Daniel R. Fe- lawyer. Dan , WatoftheWortdso The cave ' " ' Fantastic Four nut neither w ildII n o r tam e Red Eyetiflo«»rM»-ra S a n c t u airy i is hom eI to1 an im als n ; US. Department of Agricul- wedding Ciasfters 1*1 oMifT.:4yr.x-i» In the shad- thre m edldness tito heal her. small groupoups only. It's Important die I DRIGGS(AP) — In i ettingtobesm all.Eirich mre.le. Idaho Department of Fish outside of Aftcrabouta'I a week and a half, forihesettli OW of the Tetons oi people can discuss what andd Game, and U.S. R sh andd t h & e t o n keyiivL>|7«.I:1I V ^ B B B I B H B B ianimals,in- thewolTbeganin to be Interested said.sopeo B and nol just be ob- WUdlldlife, Simpson said. d u § ^ wolves, bhblack and In food. TVvo weweeks later. Eirich they see ai ietectedatvriichln senreis. In addition to die costs, run- p t o l y bears, lynx,nx. buffalo, thoughtshedeti ng die Eardifire Institutee I Transporttf 2 (Hio»iii t «• -b u t they’re oneofWddlePa> Paddle's hind legs. "As sooroon as you get large ning icixes, and coyotes— b you’re ustloomg, she reququires a great deal of time. Al*I* .wmihn w n ot In the wild, a ndd ththey’re not For two years,s, IEirich wrote, the groups, you •r Mareh of the Penguifti cdagalm t all odds" said. Oioiough diere are two odier ijia z o a wolf"stnig^edi : M ynt-tOO inhflrelnsd- and now cani"r\mllkcihev4nd. "n EirichI Is I closed-mouthed cmpnployees and many volun- I ..iiilif I h e y ^ at the Earth eis. It's difficult to leave for anyV ViitrfrmilijM attViYti— mctuary and in a spedal placeph wc built for when It; comesco to some of die teen tnte, an animal sanct nountofdm e, Eirich said, bc- fl th e B usiness is back In th esGamel ( f where they her." details of the business an d omo ■' The Best in tr educational center wi to talk about die ani- causluseit^ a 24-hour job. live primarily in cagesiges but take Although the wolf can never prefers to )ut she said diere are "You basically have to devote tQtnsroainingonal.5I l.5-acreplot be released backba< into die wild, mals, but gesassodated widi run- youj)ur life to it."she said. of land. Eirich wrore,e. she can "con- challenges ,e director of tribute throurfu ^ Ihe sharing of ning Earth!ithflre Instimte. F(For Eirich. d io u ^ , die long . S u ^ Eirich. the d It isn’t cheap. houQurs and challenges are worth the nonprofit Institutitute, started hcrlndomltaoliiacsplrit...andher Flhtltis ding is difucull. Eiridi }tb«because she loves die anim als j m m the refin e about fiveive years ago Inspiring storyjry o f body, mind, "Fundini s in mind: to spirit and intejitegrativc m odldnc said. andad she believes In her woric with tw o purposes in nsdmte relies entirely on pgq NowattheTwin&Jerotr>me Cinema provide a sanctuarylary for ani- overcoming ln(Incredible odds." The lnstl "When you love somedilng. longer live In Eirich a d njiovrfedgcs o that the grants andand donations for fimd- y^u3U have (o dve it som cdiing in mals who can no loni ■ ■ ■ H LOVE AT ANYYCOST I ucate people, animals at Earthflre E) do not andd costsci of caring for die jtum." thewildandtoeduca s and maintaining die fa- BChelWeUz A lth o u ^ Eirich ailovHows visitors function as those th in the wild, animalsan by appoint- nor are they^ petsp< such as a do- clLdcsareiare significant ^ at the sanctuary by iladons arc extensive, ment, the Earthflrefire Insdtute mestlcatcddotd o g o rc a t Regulail are not wild nor loo. EartIlarthfire is pemtitted S iM i like a businessless such as "The animal iheWUd Bunch Ranch, a | a zoo that are they lame,le," she said. under ih e’ QUICKBOOKS^ Bear Worid or a ss Uiat provides animals m charges people to ' view ani- Bui. she saltsaid, observing ani- business ^ CallUsaat7J7-0087 IBS ^Theatre mals over a p€period of tim e and for thei media m to photograph « N ow atthe O dyssey 1 Im. a ” a nd d 'I Eirich tried ¥ honor l , of Labor DeDay. many traditional1 a>and altema- A " iperiorStrengtii k ll t r a s h aervici .ast-Deck'" Aiumini m i M N W x i i i j x m A A l l •Extrude m^ Light Weiglif«»"™ I Q I j nlUuBa A toiviU be delayed Maintenance Free/ Supe • Nine Colors Availabl< finish • Limited Lifetimele Warranty ly o n e day. 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FWe al-Sham al- Islamic militant organ-ran- has links to Abu M usab i IS a wry loving hus- ment an die qavri. th e head of a l -Qaida ^ In into Afghanistan frcto m Pakistan -Davldwiisa c militants w ere killed. Izadon. Izt None survived, tht Dand end fadieidier and he. will be Isltmic Iraq. ■ T w o b o d ies in^ on holiday. d.” Addison's family Syrias state-runs nevra agency news ne agcncy said. 1 Autopsies indlcaticated the dead sorely missed.” - desert identified30 werelunFukuslio.*10.44. and Sill- said In a statemiemeni. nobu Masegaw-a.I. 2 30. teachers In die latestest kidnapping late .H&VFA suspected 'nillban JE R O M«B l COUNTY 4-H as Japanese touilU n S tS from Hiroshimaa in western . Thursday. sus| lapon. believed kiU^ kill up to a rebek ambusluished a car In Kan- i{AP)— A m ondi ago aftert beingb< shot in dahar andi abducted a local lA L S A L EI KABUU Afghanistan {A! : chief Nawud Khan. MARKE'i T A N I M J k id n a p p e d British cnglncrovince Gov. Mohanimt'd Ya ink dlls years buyers andodo d ie r c o n trib u to rs a t th e 2(200 5 did said he others, saidi locallo police diief menem bers w o u ld Uke to thanli AfgiuuUstan's southernm desert' /vsadullah Khalld t th e y h av e given ua o v e r thth e • were Idenliflud as mmlMing ihougiu it could be die work of Badia Khan m a rk e t a n im a l sale. W e ap;appreciate all the support t! J -nOlban “ ers and other contributors:i: fapanese tourists, raisingsing feare criminals. T\v-o taTaliban com* ' IMrported. last several years. FoHo«lowing is a list of the buyers that-elections laicr iliisds i m o n ^ m anders earliercr told The spokesmanMuMullah U dfH aklm l m ay be disrupted by miliirtiytanivi- ,Associated Pn.*ss5 diatdi diey had contacted\P AP from an undis- — olence. , not killed the a closed locailcailon to claim Tiiliban-led rebels 1 Office Minister responsibilityIty for die abduc- B D V n ? I h British Foreign 01 vowed to disrupt the St Kim Ho\%eUs said;l dietil Briton was lions. He dienicn later called back V S poll, the next key step i ■estern Farah to say thatI all all five h ad been ■ ^ as not Immediately W M democracy after a quantSf province during> a search and killed. Ii was i turyof\var and civil strife )i\ by coiilition possible to confirmcon die claim. | > H past sbcmonths. asuice ii InformationIon from Haklnii in U S ■ ■ k r t Ing has left more than idness, 1 haw lo die past hass somedmesso proven HftUBalur JwnetSwtSwtnton AwryEifcei SmkCoUtr ^ GrMnPontUc Buyer ViU^CK oop people dead. IncludingS i t a r report tiiM in the1C coursec of the exa^eratcd1 oror untrue, and his tr. Buiehbom F*mu Buyeren PlMit Foodi BuytrRobGn four elections workers ai operaiion ihe>' found foi a body, exact tie toI diethi Taliban leader- not be verified HI Falls. Prescott Craig Insuranceice candidates. letl to he dial of ship cannot -dema Dairy - Jerom e Gary C Lewis, DVM: Twin Fall U.S.-led coalition uooj•oons raid- '^'hich is presumwl die David-Addison,, 1IK lowells said in indcpendendy. i Trading-Jerome »dell Verlyn Brock-Tvrin FallsFj faced \siih die U.S. govc'o v e m m c n t pre*|dent Bttih Idu due to Himlcane Katrina. irst American Title • Jerom e Mel Swenson • Jerome ------in handling iviili tlie seriseriousdlb?...... ural disaster, die Chi- Mike C apps-Jerom e Vj^ey View Ranch - JeromJe e llurrlcanc . p™"'B P"parts of his U.S. rious natural ike Trau^ber - Jerome aster caused by Hi eluded a speech nese peopleiple stand steadfastly . The Lazy Moose Boutiitique Forflgn llinftniy. 11 Incu »rm Bureau Federation Northslde Bus ■ Jerome Katrina." tlie Chinese 'ale University — with them."ii.“ the Foreign Min- Fan Ministry'said in a staterilcmml. this week nt Yale Northland Meats-BuhlI -TwinFalls c also said Bushsjilniamatelater — andavisit istry statennement <]uoted Hu as - Jerom e Tlie M iiie House a saying. On S uge - Twin Falls Jim G reen-Jerom e Saturday lliat Uush hachad lo can. toSealUe. llm er Dairy - Jerom e incement came Hu andI BuBush agreed to hold a Paul 8c Glenda Nlehaus Joe B ennett-W endelleU cel his meelinR wWilli llu ll't', meeting when diey at* arm Fresh M arketing iitlcane but laterlfeseoramimment i on Salur* bilateral met - Jerome , Lamar Loveland - Hagagerman because of die hurric ) million in aid to tend ceremccmonles In New York - Jerom e llie t\TO leaders agreedecd lo mecl day "H'r™ S? i" Ted Baar Dairy-Jeromee Lyle Masters - Buhl blilelinesor kalr na Mltvivo;vors and said it for the 60th[)th anniversary of the /jn,lUtner Trucking'- Jerom e in New York on die siil ;ofdicUnitedNadons. in mid-Sep. "o u lil seiitl meiinedlcal personnel founding oft lem Sute Welders-T.F. Petterson Dairy - Jeromene the U.^. meeting in i lese Foreign Ministry . if necessary, the Chinese Plant Foods - Filer '•tcmixrr. at event takes placc Gollolden Reserve B eef-T. F Tlie Chinese statemicmentdidn'l -AlatiinewlieiliendieAnierican said, Tliat i ledlfficultyofase- Sept. 14-16.16. say whether Hu alsoio was post- peopleracellled I— F r e n c h Ileader c hospititalized j(|^ i S S ® mmsi m r o b l e m a f t e r bl(Kaod vessel pr< r I n I lA MUU:. Francencc W ’l — sel problem ofof i diis type could HtwtHH* 1 lorn vessel lo a f • N ■ President Jacques ClChirac has range from a tc TO Sli would"like to helb e lp been hospitalized in Parisf after stroke. Strokesu*s are often con- * suffering from a bloiblood vessel nected with visvision problems. a >11 through til' land. a Magic Valley classrcoroom by becoming a ipctcentofstrokes , Twiii till- month of Auju« "ml “'I problem affecting his eyesiglii More than BO pe Trothf r. ««rr» .l»rUng lh«- «hool>1 yyrar lo plnn. sponsor of NIE! and was expectedd i<10 remain arc caused byjy I blockage In an TTxr)- luid plan booKu ivnd noirbooluolunnd idra. galore diere- for about a vweek, the artery carryinging blood to the Ana bullrtin boanl bordfn .in-wn•n all civrf Ihc Thry Mint .hrirluw will wp |u>y lor tlir imncar v, 4 1 ^ A * Itow can wi> irach lh*m rradinggAmath, » SocinI»ludif«,»rt..«i«nre«ialIttI thal? I Aiiu-i'u an K ctlCfos ^ So new lr«lbook». frwtr •upptie*.lO^oh what will wrdoT • I / Tliat-. wlwn I .lartrd enlling onn .ponwr*i| liki- you. 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------f S ^ K r t o w tt l h e s c o r e ? W orld = = — RM d Tll*TlmM-l»-N«w s sports page| 0 8 t o > l n g . Suspe<‘ctreleaisedinEHollowaly case W how your tafavorite team is dol tio n t o3 ttiie disappearance., ■QBSSSIBi , Sim-NICOLAAS. Ambruba(AP) DespIiplte Saturday's releases, P A GMA4ttiNlghtFrN h,f.gvj>-u.$439 - A Dutch youth and twoSuri-twi ; insist tiie investigation with a Slight vKitionp* namese brothers suspecp eaed Holloway’s widely publi- the disappearance of aanAloba- n . disappearance will 7f^N>W U|«(tSliD NMe EiplOlHOdl.JaOS m a teenager were releaseasedCrom nue.' r ' " * 3 5 3 * “ ^ jail S a m i ^ after a judg 9 ?W6 ipaln available to poUcc. lot conduded whh these Tr^ttHoMMMPneMaSt ' Jomn van der Soot, I and ses." Adolfo Richardson, VMe Scksaid.K» id ^ acts which m l ^ l be ta n Mexicon Riviarera Kocksaid thcieenagciigcr would der, kidnapping, rape.' said Southern C o r ib b * a r soon be going to unlvcavcrsity in ■ncy Arlene Skippe;. a lesal iKiOnly the Netherlands. K tivcr o f the case. ‘It Is stifi a rscn/DNUi Kl to be on Dutch to«iJottn>m van d it Sloot. 1 8 , M te r t hi* fttr clzed ' ^ 7 9 9 „ » '■“*489,.kt “Joran wjll be trusted ti ling person case ... The • SinnTrjc'SaMiMtrM:*»$«• [id to do as mothtrAnHicloniMM.tho doof iftor h t w ti ewidltli continu • tMioayitfnMMMm his own In Holland and t ccution has a strong suspi- CS« • »l«4frUlAT9rt»«SMC*lC4CCS*1 :urdty bi NIcoIm, Arub«. T l i e • A la.oirauO*)«KEM he pleases." Kock saidid.'W .' cdo thsKAIJiUSaturd Sw .of foul play but no proof of OnrlKMVnvKMi PnHuDOKQcmi . uc« viaui l not have a parole systen ch territory. Court year-old hoi If tiiey had solid proof;tiiey R3*jiwm4«» • T«naroF«McfMi!i‘«KCKOX--*! Adefense attorney hadhac earlier limited to Dutch i MCBS-4 • \AUNCirCcOlC«C<- «cs provided no de- w as last seer d d o se tiie case.’' • GormrtFtndSUKtrtiaeK sold the release was com:ondltional ofDclals have pn ' rele ase • M10cl1»0aXNM2C» van der Slo< 1C missing teen's motiier, ^ • Ol*»MCWf1*'n*599f«' on the thrne staying on>n Aruba,/ a tails, tiiepoL ot and tiie brotii- brothers, ho I Holloway TW itty^^ M- protectorate of die Nethictiieriands. Van der Sloot i T h e AS! • Oi»OtCWf*hm*1149(«[ BSted June 9 o n to catch arei but Kock said they werewc only ers were arresti B urs ll of tiie releases. The Hol- I • itoiy.Court suspidonofinvojvolvememinNa- ma.at.tiieci sa y lh t HoUatKl^AniefkB limited to Dutch tcrritor way’s May 30 graduation t jy family has insisted tiiat all^ govern offidais have providedled no de- talee HoUowa; « young men know what ;e. The w ilpoe V anderSl “Tlic tn e c t e d ^ J e n n i Sept lOIA jij Farmers, who have ha' tiieir exist in Japaan. and it is highly developed Sidewalk Sali hands full uying to coicontain tiie unlikely It wasms canlcd to Uie through d' ligratory birds. ihenlm por sprcodof the bird flu.w1. were taken counlry by migi . \m in g Daily! A aback by the posslblslbillty of a There also arare no indications said,i t b r e a k Fall Fashions An man-made calamityy ccaused by iive birds infcctu Salunj*r lOim In 6pm chickens in tlie countunuy. and a lure; Forestrytry and Fisheries lion and0 vacclncsp approvi.'d by 91HMvn Sirnt.BlKL poultry farm in Saltantama Prefec- Ministry, saidd « a vaccine devd- com plaintistry have ntn been dis- ture tested positiveIve for tiie op ed using ; ll Ihe Central and conliniicdi: antibody ofa virus, showingsho thal Soutii Ameritsrican virui was Farmerse virus detcaed in tiic chickens were infecltccted In tiie brou^t into0 ttiie country and vrere perplas a genetic makeup dif- p a st possibly useddon 0 some birds. uscofunairom tiiat of vaccines o n - - • oad. it could have been )od Avlthout going I-due procedures and ■ •1 poned.mlnistryomdals
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E d i t o r i aL l -L e t t e rLS- j >\.TO •TDAW RRS'- STKIW^POsSEPWNDS ■ Courtesy missing at l ^ a n t ' 3 140 tAPtt, W A/5 ■ Jerome courthouse Honk m>w \ if you wj Itlsverydlscpm iiw— dldie 0 20VEET,,. n service one receives fromid tl le derkS office of die Jeromele to Blue Lali k e s ; County Courthouse. changes t I am vciy upset, and willriU i Avenue to j i die t’s a standard fact tl,hat Lakes from Falls A f w m admit a bit miffed, as to di; idents Polellne Road. Tht[hose costs I M ueatmentwWch I receiveded d ie M apc Valley reside lelysad Ids S be paid for>r b y s ta te I ... / odier day. I find It extreme! have a few words 1 / dial regular everyday humiman describe Blue La! But those ren:cnovations beings can no longer be tn Boulevard — es Dpportunity as hum an b d n ^ v\fe are ti Idally the four-lette down to and oeated as a)i)chil- < r o X 'c i & 'S Tth e state variety. dren orb)nobodles. some- makeilher enhMlancements ^ ^ H l Iwoulddilnkdiatlfawperson Now it's, tim e to d o soi Blue Lakes. were to aska question, olrjbvious- thing about it. i------lovatingthe ly diey are looting for hdcsip and T he Idaho Want to sy highvray ^dance—not mde andid sar- Transportation r t casdc remarks. Really, ifyou yc are ice o r m o re give Input? louldn'i Department g u ld b e ex- and the city of o© toto vww.itd,idaho.gov/get-w p e n icrela- J n s i v e , ^ too ' T\vin Falls are |nvoiv&olvei3/ m, driving While certaltainly not as ponnldSutl. le praised “that Indlspen- looking for someone to ememerge state audiority at die b growing population, < lame President. w>tii h 'to a r - special Interests. ThesMOUsare N habits w on't d o It alorilone. drastic, the dlsi : president, who tells mencce task of criticizing." from her cowering party to . ticulate dielr anger aboutm 1Iraq an expmple of ihe marlany ploys To start w ilh, th e2 statest h as Blue Lakes' Ir I r e he dies to resign so slappcut now Hillary’s voice Is or dielr fear about a Suprepreme l^diose special intere•tests to in- » proposed reconsiiisiructing involves key s die archconservative senaten pianissimo on the cur- om being ; Court dial will scale hiback sulaiediemselvesfron he storm and deserves[fS^u^ufpar- fu fthcHouseplaycdby cnticui hot issue: how lo get out of realistic pavement and the women's rights and civilI rigrights hdd accountable to re utiicrland.cangctthe nJ^v d o m e oversight by die DEQiQ and/or d rain ag e sy ste m on oi .Blue ticipation. ful) politic I here, as Islamic courts do ______skittish aftei Incc we m ade sure Saddam EPA c president’s chief ot sable1 armed I against Iran. Nowr same In Iraq. r begin callii u. Well, folks, die vultuItureofre- [ her sulky, sexy con- Butmay have to arm an Islamic HiUary m ay get caught i sponsiblllty has finallyiltycometo 1 teenage daughter, oftentege of Iran’lf we -want to> footed. , . . roostondiedoorstep:po fth e Times^NE supportive (and faldi- remhlout. Or she may be right in I ISDAandlwannlywwelcome H i e ' l e w 8 “ - * s alilco husband gets Iraq,lut Hillary’s not playing die} ting dial there's no needa wlo do the intervention of dllthe EPA : BndH»d....PublUMMm ChftoStrtibii^K h. . . . Edtor pleton c o n - anything rash now. likeelead- Ic petha^ diey can hdpsip remedy her, "Howfter n East Wing staffers Om;al peacenik this tim e — iliing him "tiie first was•'s a the cagey hawk. SheJ ing. our many self-imposcjsedenvi- TheiMtniwnoftiMI tht editorid boud and writan o(I adrtorialtad ara do you thin 1 arrange his meciings we jwsmi if she wants to be the------ronmcntal disasters.s. riiStetBbach.Strfa Crump, EleanoraoraBnktMrt, c d lm o f a v BradHBriOiriiS W hite House chef. protei;i woman president, shes Maunen Dowd writes-.for foi the JIMCONDER Ramona Jonn and David Coopat r New York Times. FUer 'Ran _ ■ _ — Nathan,"rland's sl Natiian Tcm- pulloI'l have love beads in her :ondescendlngly asks But w many Islamic states vocal hin k would follow die she's a woman?" know ------not only that. Ursi • she replies sarcastl* can'i It would be goodielio put die ve paid an outside.consult- lesse Miller 1 constiuc- it $270,000 widi no results. If[ You have m ade a superberbcase demolition fee to a a Commissioners featherfe; Write to US lejack- live cause. Thie It Iss a one-way c duee of them carmot comee for die destruction of the )a iheir own nest he Timnmes-Newswe)- . with false tenns.may^ltlsdmeto son Bridge. Now you shoulould bridge, but dmi is betjen erd ian vewere Tb the TWin Kills Co' T comesles letters from manently= ^ l:E n Eran house and gel qualified consider delaying dlls acticiction. noneaialLW henw e commissioners and eli reader:Jers on subjects of publlcaUo sople. The county should re- There are people in our■coun- coi young, w ew ouldsor 1 vehicle on jrest. Because of brought t< havegnni7i> and put the try who are very creativee aboutal meet someone In a v public intere; would get ! As a taxpayer, lam outraged< soace constiistraints. please Burley off ontSimmissloners on part-time soMng problems and flxinbdng diebridfflandwewi dilngs. I urge you to ghfceihem dl past eaoi odier sIomiM^ ^and by the salary increase rs to 400 words. In- Box 548.ilse names will t)e per- theid i hire a financial manager 1 achancetofi^dJsoutliitfo ra carefully, yourselves for til r signature, mailing 83303;Illy fi barred from « «ho • has die quallflcadons to year in a row. You hawlave given elude your ^ ns cost diat we can live w idtdt The demolition shshould be md telephone nun> 5538;allon. or Letters may be ^lake sound unondal deddons jFpuiselvesa4percent;o n lS l0 5 address and lat would benefit die laxpw- There are some positiveih/e delayed because thetie bridge is- rs wtio sign letter? Ietters9r,nt to our Twin Falls or ^ perccnl salary increas•case this ber. Writers’ •s and county employees. Tnlsds diings to consider. The dmberdrr not In danger of MlilUlngoverat YBPr, but the other cmemployees I office; mailed to PO. ould prevent die dected offi-1- and deck seem s to be goovhou t fatten didr pockets at dies much better dian die outslutside diat is m lng downI wwill show officials arc greedyI bebccausc and dependententb’ mcdical In- tional beni; or e^Tlalled to “ ■ maliqwnseofdwtamay^ ^ akenout' signs oi sagging orrleaningor le Ihey think they do roinot have to sunutce.lfyouOU think'the TWln Fallss9 ma^cvalley.com. that your opinion heard att for a cost of $300,000 orr maybera both. , Answer to anyone for thdr ac- employ^ ontjn ihe lower end oi blt-Howr c ersile l u ^ heailngon Sept 6[ ------alot more, whatwe haveve Ileft is------The river flood of5 fl9 9 7 ------dons. the pay scaleD deservedl only 15 mist the______ji ^------1, wot17 pjiL. ddid floor of die alotofnoddng. showed it had muchch strength at • lam also outragedjed that you percent coverajerage payment, nilssioner ourdiouse.TWs is our opln- If we are successful innsaving Si diat time. Now is duihe tim e to what the elected of- bankniptce in salaries and addl- iirillbean delay die destmcdoiion of die led you deserve bcncencQtsthat then that is wh >n. die Jackson Bridge, it will I dreccivc. )eneflls attracted, tiien asset to our community.cy. ItIi has Jackwn Brid« anddletsomeln- 1 the other employees^ arei not Qcials should n alls County is In for trou- cxp;NOLAN AND GEN Entitled laY ouallshcshould be AsforSherifl•rlflTbusIeylscom- business k EWSBURY h l^ric importance andid b see- ventive people try'dwirhandat d ig the county > ment diat hee hash bills to pay hisow nbiw ean die taxpoyers------n lc It will save 12.6 miles:lesfo ra figuring out a wayr Uto strength- fahamed for having il le judgment ol a com- TWinFalla fiay for the insurancenceforyour too—welLwhwho doesn't? Com- makes hir round trip from one sidedeofdie < endilsDtic^ Ukeseli has stated county wln e r i^ o has filed for river to die odier skle. ThiT hb ls I don't know o ffanyonevdio aj ^usesanddcpendindents.You missionerMiki iptcy? If Commissioner «•“km'tactM fast :lvesalaige that the increarease In salaries and million? better for emergency vehlreldcles wants a new $6 milniliion l^ve given yourselves ^ does not have the 'O”; (sio u ^ salary Incrca:tease the past (he additional'lal beneHts attract- The coi m Jackson Biidgo and a savings to die scho(hooldls- bridge, 1 people to run for are alsoss m knowledge to prevent ^ a trict of 12.6 miles In businjsingper L£ROYDALSOG1QUO two years that you1 cocould pay ed qualliled pe nbankniptcy.dienwrtiai l b die Cassia and Minidoka ------tpr tne Insurance youTOureeh«.------office. IfComnmmisstonerMlke- ofMajtlc\ Il^w ay Commission and------Riqtert------unpleofwhatthe icalCentehimtiiinkhecannma * The county Is payinginglSper- selllsancxam; /widiabudgetofS26.8 I? Do county commissioners ^ o negotiating die merger dcW lcy R e g n a l M ed-___^ •nterwidiSt.Lukc^TTiey • “ 8 Sunday, StptMnbwntar4,200S IWnMb,b ,IM e M» ; OpnINION
C l e a r cchoice exilists w ith SS t . L u k e ’ ss m e r g e r —— LLetter— [ od encountered more:tiiantiirccor th Is set In place an organized Residents miss out 01 he Board of Comlotuty ” I County ConCommissioners in- clals: four humans pervisiIslL auction the hospital procetcess that resulted In SL views of the canyonn Your loss Is mygain, ga I guess. Commissioncisl «j's teaming wltii tiie com* R e aA iD E R " ely.OieMVRMC/SL ■ Luke: T h e Snake River Canyon Cai The solitude Is pcaccicefuLWhata Falls County has inlty to develop a new, reposal would create a muni gorge to m e Is truly a ma]magnlfl- cool place tills wouldild be to build portont decision to ma iM E O T te-of-tiic-art medical center L Sweet: been Kiture of health.tTuT' caic In COMV 0 not-for-profit part- state- cent geolodcal site to bebehold, a private baclnwd. S that would strengtiicn torejrcplace tiicir aging hosplul community. 'V C aha n e r ^ p tha - . And It's r l ^ t here In ourur Iback- there, will be therer aa| g ^ Larry I Ity to provide care fo r' faciliiHides, TheW ood River better finish O vcrthc past scvcmlcml years, ourablUtyt yards. For some people,pic. the Meanwhile, I'd b Kcss was solely focused on : then maybe physicians, communltinltymem- I everyonee In our community. proa canyon Is tiieir backyard!5; mowing m y lawn: I onfusion being crcat- comimmunlty benefit, not on im lne I I'll visit Baiianccd tock.Roi Dcrs. and hospital stodtaffhave fleets continuedled communiiy anomic gain duough a pub* lust the other moml ■oncotourmosi rganlzations Interested peon stopped at Federation Poln•olntw d GLENN EASTMATAN thoughtfully consldercleredop* ownership of on irlng the hospital Is Hc aiauction. tions to Improve thee healthhi ' valued conuniuiimltyius«ls,ll InncquWn looK a short 20*mlnutc; w;walk to CosUeford jful, a nd wc believe With tiie sam e goal In mind ' carc system in the MatVladc Valley, recooiizcs tiieicimponanojot L lolng what Is right for tiie the Perrlnc C oulee lookoukoutand iU U K A M yi ilcally motivated. Yet, ■ -ao i a dozen H ie result’ of these delldcllbcra- signlQcant localcal Involvement oplc In our com m unity we.. back, like IVc done a t ! be no doubt, there Is pcop tim ds or more over tiie pa;past few tions is the merger proposalpro in governancecandltrcinvesls a let there be ivcd at what wc believe is that has been broughtghtnrvmrd health care asseSSCIS bock Into the aeleorcho:hoice for our com- years. The, views are breaireathtak- : O ne choice Is to - ths e best t diolce: The proposal by Magic Valley Regior$onal Med- community. ItItliinherti:- f inunlty;Or m erge MVRMC and St ing. but die tiling tiiatt aramazes T trusted partner tiiat {° ^ he lack of ical Center (MVRMQIIQ and St. sponds to requ«juesamadeby select a tiu ike's, wiilch now sits before m e almost as m uch Is tiie I fngstandlng history of er have I Luke's. Our proposalalhosbeen h theBooTdofCoCounty (3ommis- c Board of County Commis- people out diere. Never 1 openly discusscd in1 ththe media sloners to assistBlst them with the providing,ng excellent health r\1ccs. The other slom)ners. Tlic next lo^cal step In and in the communitynlty,every fundingoflndijidigentcanilnthe Is process Is to 0vcT\vln is to publicly auction J™.? 1 step o f the way. In re«recent Community, lls County citizens tiie op- m onths, \ve have talkealked about A recent gues pitaL a r C A R F •IVRMCySt. Luke's pro- P0«,murUty to make a choice In a the proposal with moiHorcthan thoiseveraThea: e « " o S ? 3 5 ibllc vote tills November. one thousand area. residentsres In zations have su iirrentiy before tlie. ifCountyCommlssion- - ^ L E A N y | I N G £ M civic club settings andand In sen* Indicating thclr.e'S'ff.S'S. 1 9 1 Larry Cope is president and to mew So n i rides tiie opportunity 10 “ ,d • Dry In 1-2 Hoursjra ior citizen centers. mlttingapropc e part of an Idaho- EO o f Clear Springs Foods and V/e have heard fron:rom many ourcommuiut^ tffonal healtii care lairs the St. hike's Ma^cVal- • No Steam , community memberslers, and the oppo y Board of Directors. The ^ • Living that will ensure tiie •‘y* |\ Dining Room, county commissionerners, that a choice, w cos e s r t s = S isslble care for Magic fPlinton 'f piece ivas also signed >rs of Interest rc- the hospital shoulddnofbe m of tiiese letters rltlzens. Less than a ‘VI ITtim AsUenbrenner, Cary i & Hailway W U5 ar Intent to ' sold, and that the concommunity fleets tiie clear ;ago,twogovcmmcntal ^abbel. Foggie Fisher. Jeff Har- J- Buriey to B//a\SBl should retain a strongongond assume contro: i, Blaine County and the s. Alan Homer. Jerry meaitingfu) voice. Thepropos-Th( * Regional Medi( i&5tchum, went t i i r o ^ t^^ioeffer and Dr Robert C * « l 2 1 g - 5 7 <' 0 9 1 ; al presented to the\ BoB o^ of acquisition. Th IT process. Elected offl- ' County Commlsslonconers re- arc relevant on IngTheWhoieFamliyII For iess Than $1.80 Per Da:ay.' * 35 Aerobic C lasses P er Weel» k > Spinning Classes • Swln • Weight Dftino *Rac(lcouet"Sall ■ W~i ► TafgttTtainlng* «Hot' MM i &N I I
I w PotveijidiMo an ! • p iOO fiMiattiiUB The Possibilities Arere Endless1 ; up to 100% Loan-to-Valuejew itha _____.BuyJhatNewRV______Powerllnrllne Home Equity iine.olof Credit,. ; ______LeiTTER • Remodel the Kitchen V .No Fees;s •Fast Approvals •Take that Dream Vacation OD not all, count]inty commissioners Clintonm iiin 2000 soylng tiicy •TaxSavincvings • A Very Affordable Inter[erestRate Act now to stop n governors ore bl- must be]b e protected for tiicir • Consolidate Debt Bush roadless.plan pi d‘Gnomic biodivcnvcrslty and long term •Use the Money Any Way/You Yo Want An Important pubjublic meeting developmentm f Tlie chief villain c c o lo^ ^ c a a l Integrity. ^ cat Service fiom Is scheduled In t&tclctchumand ofthisunneaecessary bureaucrat- Seconadybecnto there arc alrcdrcady 360,00(7 miles Email:il:Idaho@>mail.gov. Ic ihE m ovie— it’sdtfjdtfjivu. ofexistingro; roads on the nation- Givey«• your county commls- ...... ;rs exactiy tiie same Input, 1 4 9 ” ! Iffll Theanti-enviromDnmental al forests writ)vith an S8 billion sionersc Bush monsters hawlavcdisman- backlog justist toi accomplish Thestakstakes arc huge for tiie ntenance to prevent long-ten•term environmental pro- ». ded the roadless;rulcof2001 rul basicmainte K o a l a S e‘w \ inigi Furniil i t u r e J and in so doing waswasted mil- erosion or: putpi them to bed. tecdonc3n of your nadonal forest lions of taxpayer’dollarsand do The roadlessess areas are our last lands.1. P Please ^v e Kemptiiome all county commissioners hard woric. BushCOiCOhascob- reservoir ofjfciean c water for andallc no-nonsense Input, "nmc bled together anI iU.conccivedill- communitestes, quality fisheries, yourno’ alwUdlife habitat. Isofthcthe essence. I' concept to Ict stateate governors and crucial v and county commi!imissioners in- ProminentIt scientistss- coUec- SCOTXJriTPHlLUPS lUey 3 OFF Quencedemions.NIS. Most, but tlvely wrotete to 1 President Hallej Mk AL urorag 440D r H m B e r n i n a A HOidw Is/la^ ^We H elpI You? I Q u i l t eT r E d i t i o n ^ i M t J w e r d ! ______Youu have c]ueotmmi/'We.have an “ ■'The rewo'lutlonaTary~Befnina~ ^ jj3 - -Stitch^egulatotor gets you
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But you could trudidifully have heard a pin drop oron the grass ASkiK M E . outside lUvcr Runn Lodge as neariy 2.500 peoplec IIb len t^ in- E lendy to ArloI Guthrie’s preacher-like takei on> Joseph and hL am azing’ 'when you stand VN^t makes a Qy!lydck.Afly ti consider the letters»to t( die editor docs not cany a lot oofl fb o d y fat dial normally chastistiseSunVal- — In contrast to, say, yoiyou— an d ley audiences forbr yakking, thus Is hungry all thesdm tlr c. . radier than listeninling, to con- ^ Itlovestoland inthethe nouibly certs. o f a n im u But Gudirie showjwed diat he h u ^ w d iy a n S spread-adtheiref- still has v\4iat It takakes to mes- fects for and wide, but u ti mostly it merize a crowd, ewsven after 40 loves to U ^ t on yourur eelephant years of singing; iand story* car. telling, as he perfirform ed last An elephant car, for those o f weekon behalf of dlldie Sun Valley you only recently escapcapedfrom Center for die Arts.J. . New York aty , is aI s(scone ‘1 just put out a1 newr album. steroids. It's deep-frie.fried bread Alive ancfKicking.'I.'I didn'i want sokl at county M rs thrith ro u ^ b u t tTMUIMW/T>»n—NwM to call it th a t'I wantnted 10 call It. . America larg ^ for the •He's Only Mosdyf 1Dead.'" the Saturday •vanlRg. of terrifying cardlolo^ T.nUh.HI.KUtt water* b « cow 'Bath* btfor*for* auctioning h*r off liter on Si 58-year-oId singerr said,s brush- If you eat e n o u^ ^ elephant< ing his wavy, shotouldor-lcngdi ears— or one— It coucould cause T T ^ ^ - while hair off his sh20 pounds, nice legs,gs. But with all the expectations)ns Southwick Beef Show RingIg Follows Shet cause you w e i^ 220 Goat Show RingS “ i'l- and (b) because you'llull trip over placed oron them, these girls handle! it it. Noon Round Robin » He launched ininto a story Dairy Round Robin Showmanship a sprinkler head on thethenidway pretty welw il for dairy cows, Showmanship Follows Dal 'P about security gui;uards conRs- and end up wearingjyourlunch yo Itithey le young m en and wom en show*IW* 1 p.m. ITIA TexasSS Longhorn Show 2 p.m. Small Animal Round Robin eating a box of nwlew mandolin ...... as sort, of a Paula BIcgounrstyle cp _____Ing.Holst)lsteln^dairy_helfers thal look,ok Dairy Show Ring Zebarth Arennna41orse Show Ring ___ strings because, thehey said. "You cosmetic mask. nervousis asa they run around Grimticallyilly Fbllows-BeefRoundRoDm:inShowmanshlp--: ------■ ■ could strande soromeorie widr But you can breakik ooff pieces groominging the h d f e a cleaning die stallsalls 1 P-m. Jr. Angus Steeeer Show followed' Robin Showmanship''P diose things. of honey-covered scone sci and and thenen I finding dme to prepare diem*m* • W OlOpen Angus Show 10 a.m. 441 Horse Fun Day“y ‘Bui they left di(Lhe old strings toss them left and1 rl(right, run- schresforfor die big sale. McCoy Sheep Show Ring5 on the mandolin,''n," he added. ning In a seipentinele ppattern to TTie MaMagic vidley Dairy Heifer Salee is __ "You leam tilings. e>every day. the nearest enclosure. It event In which the cows andm d '------parcndy. terroristss only( use ne\v lie. the last c ileagon, die sale chairm an, said ' If tiut enclosure turturns o u t to ' (heir yoiuoung ovmers wiU work together,oer. e i ^ t months latei. Greg Rea mandolin strings." irage heifer sells for around be a restroom or thehe ]pig b a m . At die salisale, the heifer will be auctioned,ed TOe cows need to b e carefully( raised die averaj in a similar vein:in. he made a The cows are bought by local ibly serious off to thehe hipest buyer in IcK than twotwo w ldialotofpainstaklnglghours.T hebest $3,000. Th' ^ tribute to his faifather Woody you're In remarkably and allied industries, and cach trouble. But Ict^ pret3retend that minutes, dairy heifers have to mmter% Adult Vfeight Megar!gan also enjoyed die fidd potatoes,"p> she said "It was reoDcalfy dian the fot." he said. "But"Bi odicr song brou^t baback plenty of visit foods arc different For that already coverssthefrontof th n»sclass.tKtook a u)ur with 18 of aafim nighLW ewereable to vis f c r brcad^ memories lor KetcMcituin rcsideni your shirt nates diat showed sm- We 'ev went down the snack with w one anodier and tmde idesdeas youwanidiecartKtobclbehigher. FrcdWagncr.. , , , _ theirdassmat rs say diey huard Iti rcalhr just this ! re to And healthy food aisle, awand I learned diat it really for fc cutting fat and calories. I dilnhlnk Both of th e Gamers s ulo a hundred ovoid pitfalls, you rr otookforonlabds. Is worthirth it to ^ die lig}it ml- I'm I'l going to try makingig a are excited to go grocereery shop- \w said. "1“I was in Stock- about your foirgolngi teUeved to find out 1 crowaveave popcorn.''she sakL‘It's smoodile si widi yogurt and haviniving ping now with die!their new bridge. Mass.. batlack when Alice knowledge, and to work As an example. Ict^ lave Ice cream,'' Jed 94perceiircentnt-freeThoiwcholc- diose t> Mexican potatoes.’ 'ork to lose ^^35 trying to manake a go of il that high-speed ride rid o n m e ; just have to choose esarereii really starting to payoff." Megan and Jed tw di said diediey more weight for the restres of die fi>siaurai:anl." rhcy dass. I h e d ass finishe; mkhvay that works 01 ryers natural light Ice M e m^ s a k l her blggnt Strug* learned Ic a lol about labels. The dies at die /qjcc w-as a verjcry opinionated dplc of centrifug lalf the fat. So It's Just gle w^di»^di losing weight - she's s^dyoumustknowexacdywhisi Arhat cndofSeptember. women • aboutIt 35 years old. pinning riders againsi king choices" h ^t^y y to her goal of dropping you're yi putting In your moudi.h. —— ------: \vith "w ird ” looloking hair and soys Candace Batcz-Smylutyhe can be food, inc walls until it unallj was pleased to leam 100iOunds - has been eating a “Just bccause die bread saj ncluuing string an it reached by e-mail at C them, pale and stagilaggcring. on he cansn still have chips and v ^ e tyty < of food. She sticks to it's it whole grain doesnt mean t Candace- beans. Wagner said.sa One week -e to Baltz&iotmaiLcom th e ^ u n d . • as long as they arc what: vnworks. But after the gro- Is," Is Megan s a i i "You have i shed tiy servingg up1 vegetarian The first dm e yoiyou try that fare: die next wetreek shed be on ride, you may dodgi A r \ r t o to somciliing diffiiffereiit. But after the seconc ippylove; Si]ingle w om an1 raises nine d(L i U U o But Massachusijseit.s'hluelaws. ------and-certain^thi| S N o t t ylingbeate^put ------2 ------which-forbade-e—«perating-a------you're going to throw widi "They play and p bySV aand olav nstaunuil in a chchurch, scuided ipatt&efiairb ByStaanBalBallay s h d teer: i;. As die due date drew die d time. Herllch was alone wit h.rplanjA nd.1die church be- Now throwing up a and all of a sudden d jwingupany- FOrThaTlmint»«awt closer,sr, thei staff started tele* MiUie. N ut and sleeping less fun than th ro w was Stan dropping one byby one< ind canie a hangout use of what ‘ phonlnf potential foster Tha^ik Cod one of us wj ippie types, he place else because riich you carry a ounch ol you've Just e a te a 1I could 0 m en- KETCHUNUM-Jodi Herllch has Homeses. calm, c and It was her," Herllc said. "I've never had Uds. I doidon't puppies into the hou< tion the tater pig and the botharmsfii1 full of puppies when "A shdter shi environment is a . » Gudirie pcrfonormed a variety 1 th e funnel she talks. 1WiIWo by two, she's car- very suessfulstti envlronmem for know k anydiing about givlriving said I'S. Including his troutburger and u die Her usual summerr routinero of nant or nursing moms,' birth.’ b ^ the end of d md Is Your Land' cairM and the com.ok IS fe* ment where 1 said.1 ’1 ‘K ^ 1“?! have the goodness- Becau!cause no one else could be Nine were male, one \vas f song list, four whole sum m er.' andI dieth em said. tolimityburpostprajpranffiSlv- '^ ih nineIne puppies to trans- f?ur^d. HerUdi-agreed1 to take mflti»- n Six were black and foi ler. I couldnl rc- Welmaraner they named were v chocolate. One of' ddie 'No, this w as die b e=t s t:summer ides to the meny-giy-go-ioundor port. Ihe tti^lipsarenttasL wmi f said-It Isn't member i;. & 1 l taped i it 10 my e into her house widi her black b puppies w as b o m wididdia ofmyUfe,’"Herlichsaid thebiunper-cars. I the dosest IVe ever N ^ e ir I much bul gmlar.Bulv.hcnllilturrKxlSOIreal- edo^ The dedston turned deft c p ^ te and couklnt suddidJe. diat I w as loved so m Unless youVe ju;lust eaten a come to lielbdng a single mom," three* »much 1 tedlcouldn^mcrlove die guitar far quaffed a n or* saidHerlidi.di.\3ioonlyint«i^ out tolobelife-chandng. b He } was euduuilzed beforee he1 diat I never loved so i Nava}o taco and m u BCdy must be w hat it's likeIk e to h a v e iicadit."ncsakL ilchcaseyottf tohelpapre ildally,lwBSli]«^Vhatam starved s to deadi. leaving exaa ange pop, in which pregnant VWmaraner each Uds. You Just love diememnomal- He ended ^^1trith an exhona- movements shoulduW b e strictly gh* birth I alat a place more se- 1 doin^ingriin not the best candl- one c teat on MlUle for eat a worid whcrc ter how they storm, thed IMng lion; I m a ^ e a confined to sittinsting very s ^ chided thanlan the anim al shdter. date, she 4 said. “She wasnt at p ® evciybodys hap|ippy, he told the pples room." under a tree untilintll the fair- Jii-mbusy^all the time.” *ny houye hoi for an hour and I 6 weeks old. die puppl re launching into es of Soon they will heacleau>oaH 10in u»<.ihi> audicncc bcfore grounds c k ^ Active with wi the Scottidale kMwjlV she was a ^ to us, we stay s widiin die h i^ sides ig. "Last N i^ t I M a ^ until thejIhey dose to- MdPhoenhtilXiAriL, animal shd* w erent.m t a gift to her. Immediate- dieir t box In die office widih tldie shdter for adopdoa ; and ‘I've spent m uch of ;cst Dream." morrow ni^ t' e moving to l&tchum aim came over die house. I exceptiont of duee feeding ai *“ o » o todoanawiUllot tersbefbren ween dying, just diinUng c erves on the board of dontt UkeU) to p u t hum an emo- p t l a y ^ sessions a day Betwei ; that lo make a ' "■ Herllch serv aned diem go. as m uch wori- k a s t h e y . wriit a nmes-Nis-t'kws co/um* Animaloal Shelter of Wood tJonsojs o n dogs, but diere was a 9 £ arid 10 a m , they are can' 1. in a worid diat outside for breakfast ThenI didiey are.‘ she said. nUt SUve CrC rt/m p a t RiverVaieyey. M nse« of c i p a r e f t ^ in Millie ( ______sucics like dUss tone. TOU dont ,.scrump9ma^cvalU•aUty, or call a weRniinam W dm anm er w as thatwaiw asvna^inft'’ v ' have\ hinch between 2 andmd 3 ------ich at aU to make . him at 735^3225.23. But wait, wedc latec the first puppy p.m. i and gather for dlnrInner Susan Bailey writa inderlngeartier in die Av» Wood River foiimaL J“;Si'3»co7^lib u tio a ’ f^^ui\taOitnauM im pm ses. -,um nier, arand &ught to the wasboibomat9£5amhiIyl&At aroundS i or7p.m
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I ATfwUtlooalPflmlly,^epM trting o family MiallMM UlUllle Brackenbur\|ry Cantrell Ward ifonolI 1 I offaring tb* pMpUt oel f th« Mogic Voll*y U nt w rvlca in all y our f u n an ^ d , BURLEY — LUUc Brackcn- Bl Valu* and •xc«tUnl cm natory and tin*HiMtcry nM ds. WHh I n d bury Cantrell Wan^ard, an p r k M . 86-ycai*old resident oro f Biuley, fuitMtil pockegM otI thaffw orM '* mo*t offerooW * pi died 'niursday. Sept 1.:1. 2005, at - Cassia Regional MedicalIcalCenter. . She was bom y^rll11 ll16, 1919. in Filer, Idaho, the dau{laugliter of George and EstcUa Rlcclice Brack' ^ enbury. She was the! fourthfo of nine children. She sp«spent her school years In Filer.r. SheS met iicr first love and marriarried Lyle mMartha Ruby 1 remained - Canticll in 1935. a nd rc ENDELL — M artha Ruby, In • the Filer area forr ttdie early V WEN )fWfenddL died Aug. 36. years of their marrlaeclaee. From j . of , at die M a ^ .AftUey Re dlls union they hadI fomur dill- al Medical Center In TWin IblUy runam l Homa, Crwnolor:OTf dren, Shirley. Carol, Lyle Jr. and Park»1i Megk VolU Jimmy. Lyle passedi awaya in L - 2 ESBII l . .. ^ rfn Folli Camatwy 4 | l ie « love of ------' She'e was bom to HaroU and TMrfnl 1966. She met the n e « l a h V ^ o n J a n . 17,1913, 151 KlmbarlyRd. her life. Rex Ward, andid dieyi got Lillie is surviveived by her chll- great-great-grit-grandddldrea Kannal f 2551 iker. Ore. In 1919. die family rlnFoll.,IPeM01 “ married In 1976 In Elko.iko, Nev. drcn. Shirley (RotRoger) Spriggs of In additiontion to her husbands, in Bake Twin I LUUe loved her familynily and all Paul. Lyle Cantrdtn ^ fr. of Board- Lillie was prepreceded in deadi by movedcd to Hill aty, Idaho, ha married Ray Ruby on her extended family ververymuch man.Orc.:herstestep^ Buriey 2 nd 4 fuiwral Honw or everyone. Ullie enjoye*3yed danc- Majerus of Jeroi;rome.and John Chapel ofHif The O iurch of Jesus Fourur chlloren were bom to and Martha: Rebecca (BiU) Ing. making quilts. andai alsf CharlesWardofKtf Kingston, Okla.; ChristofLatteatter-doySaInts,515E Ray an ni of StevensvUle, Mich., l o ^ her Qower 'andd vivegetable dirce sisters. Oliv)live Lancaster of 16di St., BuBurley, w idi Bishop Niemi M (Helen) Ruby ofWendeD, gardens. She and Rexex lovedI to Manteca. Calif.,'..Violet V (Lee) En- Brent Lee offloffidadng. Burial will HaroU a (flm) K m p o f Cowiche, travel and would alwaysrayS take olf Rclking of Lakewtrwood. Cola, and be in Pleasaiasant Vlev/ Cemetery. E m a i ll., and R oland (Connie) for a quick drive andid ai picnic Della (Dale) BeBerg o f Sandy. Friends maylay call from 6 until 8 Wash., somewhere in die couio u n t ^ d e . Utah; one brojrother, George p.m. Mondayiday at Rasmussen Fu- Ruby/ofPocatdIa o ardia loved baking bread for She was a good cooJc;oJc and en- (Bier) HrackenbiibuTyJr.ofRlver- neral Home,me, 1350 E 16di S t, Man }oyed picDoring mpils-'ils- for her ton. Utah; 41 ^^ d c h ild r e n : 76 Burley, andid b from 10 until 10:45 her gra^dchildren. fanning wldi family ana friends. great-grandchildrildren; and seven a.m.’njestiay[lay at die church. the draft di horses, gardening, squareire dancing and partidpat- ing inIn the grange and garaen . Harold Roi!oy Houser d u b. .\Manha was a active mem- ber of3f die Wendell Presbyterian TWIN FALLS — HarHarold Roy friendships wididl people] all over Olson of Jero:Jerome; grandchildrcn. ch u rdrch an d enjoyed h dplng In Houser, 62. of1\vin Falls■alls, passed tlie U.S. Haroldd was\ known for Dustua KristKrisdan. B r a t ^ TVler, tiie kltidtchen, servtag on various away at his home. WetkVetlnesday. his ability to fix fix anything, he lordyn. Gto|Gregory a n a Colton commlttees m and sharing in die Aug. 31,2005. worked driving-Ig a tow truck. Houser andmd Joshua and Eric fellow:wshlp. Mardia enjoyed Harold was bom lulyIuly9.1943, worked on carsirs and dnkered Ramskiltmolmodier, Mertie Houser beinggable i to travel in her redrc* to Alonzo and Mertiee HHouser in with projects atIt hish home.- of Welser;r; brodier,b Ed (Ann) m entIt - l-u I. ..J d .. jAl.4«a«> children. ofyoudiinneedicdofa friend. twobrodieis;leis; and one sister. Sur\irvivors include her chll- ,.,.1 I'l.u . ,1 .« »| cm ilui 1, Rebecca. Harold. Erma' -M. UJunJ.|.—uU Harold loved to cam:amp. hunt Harold is survhrvived by his wife, A gravesiceside service will be ilrcn, I...• Ml. „..I.l*^» and fish. His m>at lovtlove was to Diane Houser:cr: sons, John h d d at 2 p.m.p.n l\jcstloy, Sept. 6, and Roland; R 15 grandchlkUcn; ...... su . VLh,., I. catch catfish In die‘ la:lakes and (Mamie) Houserser o f Boise and 2005, at dieVhe West End Cemetery 23 . great-grandchildren;gr and In lieu of flowers, die many'ly others welcom ed by mar- iU^ Junejtat C&app e l reservoirs of soudiemn ItIdaho He Brad Houser of o TWin Falls: In BuhL In 1 I - '...‘lw...l, ...... spent a loi of time on his C.B. daughters, Tinaa (lames) (} Romsklll fomily woulcould appredate dona- riagecor c adoption. echiHiliix in Personalization radio, where he developed de of Mar)4and m anc d Crystal (Phil) tions toward'ard funeral expenses. Theiic funeral will be conducted a t l UI &.m. TUestiay, SepL 6,-2005, 7 3 3 - 0 9 9 1 Jvlng Waters Presbyterian; I Ave. East • Twin F«1U 4 atX iv Sv>i>wlLlanie 4M-412S ^ ----- — —^ C h u rcirch in Wendell w id iih e Rev.' . „ 73 Clara M,Dl. Vanek______Markk C( t^ ofBdatiJift VisitationI 2IS8 4thA< viei^gw ill be hdd ftt«n 5— I'^ni E\pa TWIN FALLS —• C a ra M. strong senseinseofworkedUcsand p .m Monday. ScpL 5,2005, 1 Vanek. bom to Ed and an Anna ShccnJoycdbaldnftM- 36010™/$ W n d d l Chapel :e niTvv’ Mfiir (Capek) Smidi. non h ofTobias,o pecially roll!rolls and Kblaces and ^rm ent will be in die Wendell amdpopcoraShewas s ajrcr wc are gone.” Neb., on Aug. 22. 1922922. passed great caiamc netery. away at the age of 83 ' years on ahvays willlnilUngtohelpoutifshe ^ Miwrr. IVilTuni J. (1943-) ^ B i B Aug. 27. 2005, at theu 1\l\vin Falls ^ , and was a very soda- ^ ^ surc(^ inspire crfitrs Care Center in lU In FallFalls. Idaho. ■il/IWITW ESBm iW widi family and friend;nds by her . Her pan;nircnts and sister, Helen S v. ervice- side. wcdedherindeadt . WSir OUR BOOTH ATTFRffMBBETI m StiegreM’ up on the} farfamily fjirm Survivinging Clara is her hus- one G. McDonald., of TWin in Miiligaa Neb., andIwenttoiDis- we H k V K Qarci[arcnce Vanek of TWin- pgji,Is, graveside service at 3 poa ANDRECBKAffi trict Na 96 country schoolsd Slie p r , ' td au ^ ters. Sheri (Dan) vVedndnesday at Sunset Memorial spoke the Q ech longun«uagcak)ng A%ei6 mbeis. Clara A ' brodier. Ed Smidi of woiked at die Cittete Fairmont1 ter. Neb., twro sisters. T T x = IDAHQ tin Creamery breaking and an drying nidi of Lincoln, Neb.r Uftah l National T itC c r ^ rtt, q f eggs that were sent overseasov to • ■ - - - r ' and Dorothrothy TUtde of Friend, I H O M E ' the militaiy. When dieh e war witli Neb.; fourir grandchildren;gn and U ^ Tfieir Otm IIolotne washlredat LodgeNo.74.ThThe family moved gicat-grandc riiard troops Japan broke out, she wa ^ m iH Qualified An\ssistMtue. Cushman's to assembmble bomb to Idaho in 1967 19( for a while. AtOara'sita's request, there arc no - . HEALTH & fuses. Later, she workc)rked in die a a ra workedin in Hazelton at the scrviccsplaitanned. Prhrate Inum- h elpp restore >e** Friend Warren Memori:lorial Hospi- scale house foror potatoes,| in the m ent wiAbe be hdd in Nebraska at HOSPICE ig seed potatoes a later date, ta L 0 n D e c 4 ,1945, shesht mamed spring cutting PMCtaC«Hng lorP^^e**tOon ■ Hy^ne/BatMns/GmomlngV d aicnce T. Vanek and an< to this and\vorkedattl:tdiegroceiystore. In lieu1 ofof flovtrers. the family ord r er in unton wen; bom two*0 dtlau^teis. They rctimiedd totc Nebraska and. requests. diat dia memorials be sent s • Mobility Aaslstanee - RN/LPNlU OwfsV>( Sharon (Sheri) and VicUIddc. in 2000, dieirr daughterd moved to die □araOar \toek Memorial 'VT. ■ Mtal Preparet/m f iping • Launlry ■ Up (0 2 4 Hour CaCara Qarence and Clamlara fanned them back to IdahoIdi to help carc Fund.c/oS'0 Sheri Kinsey, 3450 E l i[ew t Orleans later bought for diem. In RRI bruary of 20CG, • 2950 N., KinKlmberiy, ID 83341. for many years and latt 'JEW ORLEANS (AP) - A iriety Store. Clara had a strotroke and. as a re- The famihmily writes to diank all N t • Ugnt NousekMpfni the Dorchester Varie nsport plane delivered 20 ' ^ e was a 60-year mmiem lxr of suit, e n te a ^I l\v T in Falls Carc the relativesives, friends and neigh- •mbers of die Utah National tn /a g tM * M the Latlles Auxiliaryy ijin D ordi- Center in TiVinFn Falls. Idaha bors forr dielr di loving comfort lord on Friday onto the0 •mfit^Kmnutdktn.utdk* ester and a memberber of ZCBJ Clara Is remetncmbered for her duringourllurloss. Guar niBtomttiM B sogg!jgy tarmac ot A c New Or- leamins Naval Air Station. 4 ~ f061 ^ ® ■ Ctnro^fctUonH s Albert't Kump ThDie troops from the Guard's . s a L ; ISlsi1st Security Force Stiuadron (208) 734-^ Riverton,I, Utah.U Juanita Burton arriv<: ^B '^O ' Corps of Engineenzers during ter. Jenniferlifer Burge. The plane, a MC-135E was W3rid War II from 19-1942-45. Al- Theftmoimeral^Albehddatll epared ‘J to return to Utah bcit married DorclI Grcenhal^Gt a.m. liiesdesday, SepL 6, 2005, at til hurricane evacuees, but o n D ec 28, 1944, atit SSanuquin, die Idahoiho Falls LDS Central r logistical reasons It didn't Utah, after a whlrlwirlwind two- Stake Centitoner. 2025 Jennie Lee 3ri( ‘ ouL The air crew was fly- wedc romance. Thissmarriageof m . Drive, wldi wit Bishop Nadian jt ifdieSrdWardofBdat- g back Friday n ight w idioutit sweediearts has endindiuwl over ^ Smidi ofdi IV refugees. New Orieans is 60 yean and was1 solemnized so ing. Thee bfamily will visit widi “ X Ig, plasdc an (his friendsfronfrom7toa30p.mMon- iU under wrater sbc daya after )a n .2 ,1952. in die SaltSalt Lake O ty \voodworklng, urrlcane Katrina swept entu. Rob Grom and Lowis Lenfaitor ' :g I m ade their knitting), garde[dening, and being day at Wcxxtood Funeral fo m e, 273 LDS Tbmnle. They m ro u ^ on Montlay. mpturing ^^^^ b h b i h hom e in Salt Lake Qia t y for five a loving, devotvoted, dodng hus- N.Rklge,aie, and for one hour prtor ^ ys an important factor■ vees along Lake Ponichar-pj (LentoriQM)Ktvinf{osem >r ih years. Jerome, Idahn of Wood Funeral Bmi-unt said his sq u ad Is well business or professitin your means.______and worked as a flooiloor covering Cord of Idaholo I la a h a a n d — Home in Idaho 1 I^-M ilUary - traillined and.ready_for_aoy,asi.ly you a selection of fu: specialist until his retirementreti In LoAnn (Rlchzidiard) Burge of riles wQlU bbe performed by die sign^ e n t, induding restoring luary, no one is ever turn Lyman. Wyo.\I.; tthree sons. Nor- Bonnevilledlle County Veterans peatjace. one that fits w ithin:iai constraints. Acthn inihe Churclurdi of Jesus m an (Beverly)rly) Kump of S t MemotiallialTbam. ■I ‘1 really don't know what toig STWffitTMortui lolences m ay be sent to exp need1 „W H n of Rberton. Utah; CoundlI 574S: ^ u i t h Sl. klaho our: fldl'time mission to Palmyra. Glen Kump of ir help. We will d o everythingre , A i o r t u a j ^ £c. (Sre> N.Y. from 1986-87. HeH e n j ^ direc sisters,I. DE onna Baum o f FbHs,ID83)8340L wecan." et ed ••Ch, ng
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M agic VALLEYa . • Y o uur g u id e tci o l i ? e “ i n t hh e l\/lagic V a l l e y -SchooliLUNCHES- ReadId The Times-News eviB v e ry day tJIAN MUk«nd)uk»K«v■RveddallK Salklbarand: and milk served dail)i 1 AQAPECHRISTL Mood-rOonunlit MondayrCorComdos* flD IbeMlarFRnchlohioatt 1be«lBy:H»ii kHOdLAND nnamoncoDf WedncKl^ftlfifSXSSUtd. ■ CHIli CARE CENENTER •niutwlBy:01iculuulu IhundaysDay: Baked potato bar 4tdc8gi • Priday:BuiiUluirtioi t t O M l - Mon^Tto School ^ Please« seeM LUNCHES, Page B4 IbMdnsfiurrlto* . >NWne«d*y:Piza ‘niumticy: Chldxn noodleKUewup I ^ MdaysCom dogs BUHL ELEMENT/m R Y H f l M ^ PteeiittheSA f iiiniial ii ^(|l SCHOOL M J 1 1 | Bmk^Meitu MUk Ktved daily. Choicelice •of frull ot )uke everyday. ■ MondaKCmal WTfl-i-Scliool SafiWv Event -IUcMlay:Panaka idgmvy -niundiytBrbilw^^=“ Tunc can affoffcct you as much as your inveslnestments. While e Wdiiy:Fmlty>-ogurt hN ew Lunch Menu you can't stoptop change, you can m ake siiree youryc investments ’ Sahd bar and miUc tefvcd < W PriMi d k o p Monday; Ficnch dJp tuulv m a tc h y o ur racuiTcnt circumstanccs and goaikaals. TUnday; aUckcn undwlc!Mch H m ^SMneiday;Spashc(ti Thunday; Pep poo ni ploaiizza Fortunately,ddoing that may be as easy as5 mimeeting with your Mday: Sweet and (oiu chb Seat Inspection investment; rerepresentative. A free Portfoliolio 1Review from . JSL. $UHL MIDDLE scSCHOOL Edw ard Jonesnes can help identify where yourour investments %T O M ? Seat Belt Checleckf _ ...... ^fondayiNdbreaUut ------stand in relatilation to your goals and how to10 g Safety Information BoolBOths MEREMM NTS ' BURLEYIf h s U! ^ 1 > St. Ai'sLlferoghtHeli(elicopter . JUNIOR HIGH SCISCHOOL ^ • “Smokey” Bear with BLMBI Helicopter Brcik&uMenu m-ras ^ SSSli'"*' a siS " ^ P E P S l[ Milk senrd doll)!; A vnrtetyletyof&uluand < •Buster Bus \Metabln are senwl with < Disley lUeh School oCen a 1 • Drug Free Promotions bat salad bar or ■ main dhl • < K. IbtalifHt ts icrmJ uorUnft al: • Extraction Demonstratitmons H B H Monday; No KlKnl UiUttd Tuir/mtu c f Idikc It TUMday;V.'iiffle « tAmerican Red Ctims „ \Ntedoe*day: Birakfau on I Falls Brand Independent!it Meat -niu»day:BrcaUaMburrliurrtto CnuhmK ttnmrTmtvIS AND MUCH, MUCH MCHORE!!! FrMty; Cereal llJetailtanJMBr«. susi AI UtndiMenu f)rf>r.S>«rai>■ “ S " Salad bar and ttUlk Kivcd[vcd everyday. J2MI74 a r * " EVERYONE is invinvitedi Mmday;NoKhool ' lUciday: »amburj{cr.. checscbutgerch [ ' • 10:00 am to 2:000 pm ur bacon ehwcbufgw Sotut^oy, Septemimber iOth, 2005'• VMne*day;Chlknlks ^ n •niUTiday: PlR In a blanketI: or Iv-'jR. * ,ij,. ^ 901 South LincolnLii ■ Jerome, II tcabuiger I p Friday: Spicy chickeni-n or< chlckcn I 324-3900 (Dl(Dealership)— " undwlch > HnMSlMM ~ ■ n Q " 737-2430 (Corma(C( ©“SAFE KIDDS) CASTLEFORD SCHCHOOL asST' f«WMl Bnakfiitmcnu ■mierge A IVL/lAGIC VALLEEY . News anmd Updates Abibout Health Carare In Our Comnmunity REGICjIONAL MEDICAL CEN:n t e r
Magic Val/alley Regional Medical:al Center (MVRMC) andid St. Luke's have propcposed a merger that will bringng together these qualitility health care organizaizalions to create a neww. Idaho-based, not-for-pt-profit regional health\ ccare system.'
During thithe merger evaluationn process,i MVRMC anid d !St. Luke's will highliglght various JH topics froirom the merger propososal and respond to comimmunity questions. Weekikiy U pdate
Them erg:rger proposal submittetted by MVRMC and St.. Luke'sL has nearly unaianimous i supportt frfrom the Twin Falls medicalmi community. Locncal physicians have be ■ activelyf involvedli in the dev'eloJlopment of the proposalsal since the very begini I throughh tltheir participation inn Board1 positions and thetht merger Working Gn 1 What thishis means to you is thallat your interests as a healthhe care consumer hhave been represent:nted throughout this openo| process. ''' '• ijDcal ph>)hysicians are supportirting the MVRMC-St. Lukiuke's merger proposal.. 1because it W ^ will: ensuisure long-term qualityty care for everyone inI otour community, regarcrdless of ’ % **! their abilibility to pay; ensure thatiat our community willI! ccontinue to have a sa;ay in how- . -■/ •. - - - medicalil care-is-deliveredc aLoi-Our.hospitah.and.proyid< ndeJheJiriandaLresoun trees ______: necessara iy to construct a neww hospital without requitjulring taxpayer support^rt. P / Tolec3arn more... Tt.' V o u m s a s s m d usupport the pro visit wWtf.mergermatters.org w addlUonainal information about I S|J^ ^g^dSt.Liik ike's f - '' ■ proposedled merger. JU tu reforth
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" '.’'jV Ti-ysag I | | ^ 7 - 2 - 1 0 2 • V W V Invest im1 the future! T l M agic V all.LEY B aoom e a sponsor ol Nowiew sp ap ers in E d u c a te n (NIEHE). ‘ iC a llT m anl y at 735-3212. ^ Lunches— I [ . baLiidadb.btfOcanMindtah.Bteaklittla • • ■nt«day;Chc«*ebur|tnItetdetutt MoodaysNo«ta ContkandftocnBS ^ 1Ue«lay:CetMt^ tetwdatTJi Luction Service > , , WednMday; Shaker ula ■ in a u * I Durfee’sAui Y Tliurtday: Popcorn ehchkken basket W»ikMadqr;Cem CLOVER TRINITY 1but»dar.Scraro» rN °id»c4 I LT& MEMORIAL Prid«y:C«wl iiC cnil ; I UNlTYVAUn L i i' LUTHERAN SCHOOLfOL I a^ntnchtoannkia , . UinchiMRU B u s i n e s s A u c t i p n : MilkKtvcddAlly. \V A Monday: No tchoi ; G oihgO utofB LunchMcnu MINIDOK lUeadaK Chkken£lticdtte«k ^lIkey nab sandwich • U a A m ■ •; S a tu r d a y SeptMtamber 10 *10:30 aimi n . • . •. MowUr H o t'll elementaryfKHOOL • , •• S ifNoKhool ,« Eari O riw , tw in F allf ^ Choice of milk Ktvtddrddoily. M darShikcrtal : Location: 175 Ea . 'Hiundiy; Su m and tour porii idbyAtalXbblaHunt BmkfHtmenu • LundiprovldMit • FtU«rChiU Monday; No Khool , take Hwy 93 south to Blue Lakes. Contintlnue • TVHNIINKAIIS S " " i• , £Wf«0 l« w From t-84 Exit 173. tab L >NWMa^Cnnolabi » south toSpolnU on Addison Avenue.Ave Veer rl»ht on Shoshone Av*M nue. • RLER SCHOOL . high 9 • Go itralght through town. Roadid tlturns Into Washington «re« SoutKtth or 9 Mondty;NoMiwol scult Breakfast b serve* DOTRKflSCHOdLS |• | Hwy 74. Continue south to Earitl Drive,Dr turn tcfl on Eari DrWe to auc■uctlon. • Oghachool has a choice Salad bar IliMiUy; lUmburjcm , Lunch: The high I • Watehforslcns. ' WBdn»d«y: Monday; No »choolI or main line, haffltkfSkuser bat and salad M ontarVNoachool I ' -niundaysChctuUd 1Ue«iay;EnehlUdaI bareachday. laeallea bar on WednMdiyi IbeKtay:qr. Chkken panka •• ,0 >hiput«n&EqulpiiMnt■nt.Housaholdltoim.1VtH u d o i . ' ft*d«y:Bun(ti>* WedM>d«y:Flshtand\Lndwlch and potato bar on Fridays. Main line M dn««lgadqnScaDopedpoaic«aaDd Thunday: Turkey vrfihwith pouioes and menu vttte* everyxydiV' d ham . Vault Paint a nnW i.Suiiand B laitan • eurW Supplp lla. . Monday; No schoschool Tfaut»mdarPimhdlpundwkh " I HANSEN SCHOOLU L (jravy ; CamantFomisaSuiSuppllos.Mlscollanaous • Priday;ChUi TUaadayiTbn/scly^cheeMtpiesadOIa M lq ctCMctannug^ C • DISTRICT WedneKlay; Hambuijer liar ot d w i^ ! Own«:Johnath'. ■fNoidwoi : • ' Conl«€f;HkkOtirfa«. I Monday; No school MIDDLE SCIiJilfooL " 1 : ^ crHambut^ • ^ for a n y ! TbcMlty; Blicuiisand Rra\y • Auctl0M44r‘t Nouu Durfee's AuctionAu< Service Is not responsible fo ' Brok&umenu ca^ChkkaiTMnEilnl •Z ^ accldenlsorlnlurlesthattMyoccu)ccur. Allulesare finaL All Itemsaree sos< ld as* X WcditMdsyiScRunblcdcxP^ Monday: No school,I CASSIA!A SCHOOLS ^ le ch ec k ., •• ■niuwUy:\b|^ , ll and must be paid for on Ihe day of the sale with cash or bankable < 1\«*day: Hoihbfown dailjt A variety of tnito Mdqr;C • I ub}ect to a $50.00 service fee and crii:rlmlnat • Friday; CetrJ and vegnabksI att ate served wlch e*en • Anyt returned checks will be sub)e Lunch Menu. ‘’‘w ^adarlbeticrie • charietwlllbe filed. • • Milk lenrtl daily. ______■ThuffdayiHomanddSm, p « i« ----- 2 ^ high «*oalM o lfa. . Ianibi«s»------WMeausH umoi. n«o.e6_:j Monday; No KhDol Friday: BcvaUuibunliuriio TUttday: ChWum buxRcn Lujxlimenu Monday: No school c Tliunday; tlib-h-iiue undvrtdi 1Ue«iay; Chicken wra; Friday: Jtoldogi >VMne«iay;S(>a(;hctU II chicken ^ [ loodlet ham IMMANUEL LUTHERERAN ’ SportsmanlontbrFUliondWIKIWo C sandwich SCHOOL ^ '■ wouIdUketolto thonk our guests at our • ' Qiolccofrmlk'ilfly- MURTAUGHS ‘tQ . RrrtAnnuoHOoU Scramble at a eo r Mon^Noicliocd Milk served daily. kes Country Oub. TuodaytCumdoK m l daily. FnUt and ^ L a k « Wcdnoday; Cbetrjc quwadilla^111. Frtebicakfasnervcd V g J AorvolHfTWw• wo* hod by oU thonk* to our u b d bar ser>Td dally^ adat lunch. . poftkirttdpaMogtpoMen: Thundayilimn ' Monday; No school Friday; IVf>pvrunl pizu _ •IU**lay;‘nw w Wedneaday: Turkeyey » gravy and ___ • M C n tk QO tn m rolSloro • Ootoy Group. Inc KIMBERLY • •Oola/»Twlf onlplzu l y i v ^ *Oesisuto*Conn>btUB«clrte ELEMENTARY SCHChool >iandwich J J •Sportiman'*^n'sWorohouM • Dr.ScoC Mton Milk jrtvwl dolly. •Dkk'itlKI (Iwrfnocy • Moho Powor ' Monday: No Khoo) ROBERT STU«UARTAND •RobOrMnTtMrtMolof •Sowtootti Emofprim Tb«*day:'I^(m • Boon • Dunkon DWrtbutlnq Wtdnciday:l\ukcy tub O'LEARY JUNIINIOR HIGH aPlen*«rno Thunday:Ilambiitgcn _ BrTTlM‘*» "wmi . . •« you next yeor. ------Prtday:Spaelco% Milk ser>Td dolly. \Vcdne*day: IXuUry »ub Monday: No school . " " ■ ■ '»■ TTiunday; Chcoebuii^en •n>e«day:Flesu01e'cle'combo buirlio FtWay: Frcnch dip jandwichich Wedneiday:1UmbutiburRcrdduM I Thunday;lloiIullarilan sub sandwich ______MAGIC VALLEYEY ------W day:K aa------CHRISTIAN SCH0(lOOL ST. EDWAVARDS I'trOj frull and milk «rrvcd da Monday: SKk lunch CATHOUCSiSCHOOL _ TUaday; Chickcn cnchibda»Idas Monday; No school I ^ \\M nndoy; Sack lunch TUe»day:Pljaa S pjrint i - •numday:Spai;l»cm WMneiday:Comda Frtday: Sack lunch •niutiday;Tbco»aUi: ------T --Friday: Ntacaronllandcheese am MAGIC VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL^ TWIN FAFAOS Cholcc of iT ^* « w ld ally;; ELEMENIWTARY 'in> Mll^ served daily. Monday; No w ho^ ;______“I “I can tak e a
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------MMan faces m unrd er charge agaIS iin i D P ^ O l W i: S s r r , , \ POCATELLO (AP) — A Qrst- Judge ^ _ - b s b b = bs degree murder diarge has bep i leued against M lchad CharlesIes in Apifl, after consklerinf Mlliams. fense contendons thatat the Magistrate Judge Ryan Btqrerfa shoodngwasnocpiemeditiUtated. . ito r slow t n urdcr I d i l o Sheriff1: Prosecul togrant ^nile^ursday that there wasras The second-degree mi probable cause fortte ^ d ias. ^ charge was dropped last mondi01 32. after Bingham Q iunty PProse- u s t s e x p m 2sh w '^ ^ ^ to p h e r Adams. 25,25, cudng Anomey Scott An^ndrew requestststoarres dator outoutside a Blackfoot bar on Feb.eb. filed a modon to dismissslLAn- ll ;w;6lr|ian drew said he had new evkvldence tiakers are consld- had indlidlcated (here was no COEUR d'ALENIINE (A?) — State lawmaki Williams was originallyIlly and wanted (0 try again to filea Kootimai County Sheriff^Sh offi- ' ering changesges to state sex 'needton(rush. .* ur- flrst-dcgtee m urder chargi reveryaggresshreondiis charged ou wldi first-degree mur- icoiilr^acti dais have criddzedzed the local offender laws,« , following con- "We’re' prosecu(or for notA i reispondlng cem s diat'ldahdaho doesn’t have type ifof ease," said Douglas, p - (o two requests' foifor an arrest (ou^ enou^^ requirementsr to adding: hisli offiM did issue a t last Wednesday, dnce it ^ . ^ e i r s F;Fam ily B ool)ks l l A warrant afterf saythey a stviolent keep ddzenss safe a bom those warrantl; te childrea . , hadmonsreinformadort Your Ultimatnate LD S Book & Gift Shop I'WestNfll i V sexual predatoi: movedm< twice whopieyonchl without registeringighisnewad- 1 Widi two sexso offenders ac- In d;eW meandm e, however, V 2nd Ave,V e . N,,« Twin Falls • 734-6400 ■ WHSER (AM - A Wash dress with authorltieIdea. cused >f of conm iitting Barwickk had already been ar- /I ' ton County wman hasis bt e e n Seeking an anesta t warrant for hlgh-proffie crimesa ir iWs year In restedlbIbesday in Cbeur d'Alene ONI ANOTHER diagnosed win the potentfintia^ DaronLeeBarwick, the depart- northern Idaho,iho, authorides say by policccc officers. lY.JoHN Lund . : ^W »tNU(M ms.thcSo! South* ment submitted Itsts Ifirst request' they w ant benbetter cooperation The tmcmployedu construe- •>- * By Ji V west - Difjilct H He ealth to the office ofKbotcotenal County from other agengendesinanesdng don worl3rker was being held on a - DepattnicniMld. Prosecutor Bill E>ou{o u ^ o n A u g . those wrfiovtolaiolate condidons oT SI 50,00000 bond in Kootenai A . four t«ik te t ih«i will tirengthc{then your relationship. l||l|HB • The womih, whose! nname 19, a second requc[uest came on their release fromfroi prison. CountyyJaU J after being charged tl (; it a rid) rcMurce for anyonee M«kingm< 10 more fully I was not xclcaied, began« sishow- Aug, 26, On ndlhcidicr occasion Joseph E DuncanDi m is ac- in 1st DistrictD Court widi two follow the Savior. Jc tu i Chri«. 1 of failure (0 r e n t e r and .. Ing sympton^ In A uU3l ^ t and was a w a m n i Issuitsued. sherlTs cused of killinging foiu* people and counts 0 ^weIJourajj_Moodjjr^S«j^^lay 9i30 i.m. 6 J0 PJ». » washosutaUMforatimc.mc.olB- olBdalssald, . kidnapping tvttwo oUiers In a aseparairate count of forgery. • dais said. Sh||s now rccovi»vering Baiwick,35,orCoCoeur d'Alene, spree suirungn g May 17, while- • at home. \ has iKcn convlcteined twice for John R. T \ig ^ is in jail for al- ■; "Wb presutte she (centontract* molesting childrenen since 1991. legedly rapingng andt stabbing his , .. cd) (he v ln u in W ashinhington He is among 32 mme en classified d a u ^ te r in July-.Jul) i " County, burlfcr iraveJ history h i as violent sexualial predators “I realize dieydie (die prosecut- i within IdahciW cs (hishis un- statewide, a catestegory whose ing attorneys)ys) are buw,“ said M • dear." b a t h dividivision membeis are conun^deredli^ Sheriff^ CapL!pLBdiWolllngcr, a M administiatos] Jan Edmntwarrantwasn'tis: > ltb(hefouAhumanan case of According to statitatc taw, r e ^ - «u m • West Nile v in tk th e stateiatc,ofD- (cred sex offenderlers now have : la «l least1st one .of die Iri' . ^ I dais-said, ite secondnd case five days to reportlort to law en- stances, the the ofilcer who U k detected this)^. forccment dia( the>heyVe moved. requested thethe arrest warrant ' ! EaiUcrthiiwar,a56-yci.year-old ‘ truck dtivennom AdaI CountyO was diagnoct] with WestVest Nile V ^ i i virus.Hercawcred.lnaddaddlUon. I O i l ) l i f e I f Uaho has rw n e d at leasieastnine • ur guide to cases in >Nttdi horses wcw ercln- t Ibctcd wib (he virw Canyon, Gpdlng, Owyhejsjd in thi G a l l e y Gem coufics. BirdsI tctesting fie Magic Vs r posiUve fa the diseaseise were _ , SUMMER fiund in Canyon andnd Gem R e a d Thihe Times-News evijv ^ ry d a y coundcs. i ld nosldve mosqui-me I 10 (csts w n found In1 CiC a n ^ n HANCE TO WI! .a&d PayctK counties. ™ |l|® @» IWest Nfc vims was Qrstfin dls* c ^ m i I ^ d a in 1937937, and his rcceniy spread bcyocyond its ____ FREE ti«di(ion4 boundaries ti roj^e and |ie United StateiS “- D e s s i g n S e ml i i n a r JS u t i d al y D r al i n i n g sS _____ I ^ c i p a l rsday, Septem ber 8th_0- 7 p.m. — - _ _ Jhura _ _ , p ^ p o s t th E v ^ r s o M ilimitess !ttinganH (^arit1: Table _ 0 ^ ajthlete!e s . . “ S e t t ",«*«tor tnlie ( holiday^ or ewyervdav!” \W i n F r o m II $ 1 0 0 u p » t o $ 1 0 , 0 0) 0 t o % g um i s • Guest Prcsefntcr: ■. je ainnc h i Sinclair, Profejslonal CCa aterer KANAB,U^(AP)-A-Apos(cr t«, featuring menbeis of'diccam* th< ' J > ' ...ounage-didSmabHlgh:School ' Pick up aa cicoupon for 15% 'OFF Diningng FumUhings _ E o r J H oJ j t e l ^ ------foolball (can ioting auti>licin,in,lnk Kane Counn 3 3 - 7 1 1 1 _ show the tcan^ dctcrm 7 3 3 - 7 and (oughnis. theI school’ss tssakL* > ' I; The idempr thee postefB i I (heme om w m ^{students. sti e poster) Is C o m nm i t t e d no('^2 n ^ i b u ( ((his £ time it has (he po(ciilal to b e ai cauis- 0 o u r Neatly 40asinessespcspaklSSO eadi to havijthelr logo^gopUced on (he annuiposter. whichwh car- C o nm m u n i tt y ries (he leanv schedule. jac^ sn he hadid reserva-I tlons.butaiprDvcdthc|he poster. F^. r, our •When 16w it. myly reactioni At Mogic Volley! RegionolR Medical Center, — ■ was at first rtbted. then>n hhesitant, e than then caudok The laststthlngw tl e employees know thathat health care means more want bsooithing thatatcouldbe c ayees like Irish Heoth, on infeifection mlsconstqid* hospitol core, Employe, 1 version of i- - ‘ • AnewilpeaKJownvc s 0 possion far cleanliness - sh*:he still thepostampdotedoidonFriday t:. . control nurse who has o !d,hesakL ■; andwUitJIllsfri^ children ta wash their honds. TriTrish is Each m team micmberstiy em W .,, , reminds her tlx grown chili lous year's (0 ou((io|hB‘previou: committed to safety, both1 in the hospital ond the commimunity. poster. Laflyear teamn irmembers dressed lile Cowboysoys — (he T-u', : ■ >r time, sharing hond hygiene tipsti| at and toted _ .'.f/.r Thot’s why she volunteers her ti (eam^ nlciiamc — ar I. 0 raised no . ------g u n s,-b u tiia L p h o to .n ooli,.civic.group.meetingj.-ODdond community events. Immersirsed in dl______ickey-Ortoo— — ^ ------tWTfolJrtfrirtc-ofiocohgoverrimentr^rish-flih-olso-dedicot«»-MvaroLhour,s. ri.«och ------saldhewiprtbothcreciiedbydiis year% eflcB| because> it was in- week to carefu-efully consider citizen's request:lests at Jerome C oun^ Planningng ond tended (o display a senses of toughness! and lend positive Zoning meetings. suppon to p s troops. % e 8Sheriff,Lamont SirSmidi ap- H H H R I ; proved the use of weapeaponsand ‘ vests froii his ofBcc. T lje y (the w eaporpons) were ; m eant to lust b e propsvps," Smith sakL TTiey were aflJI unloadedt iSi 1 someone from (the(die Sheriff^ . MAGIC VALU ' b ^ ) was there to ssupervise tiiBOlpNAL MEDICAL CE: b n t b r ; Ihdr use when the picpicture was dkeaSsumrisesmetne ^ t peo- ______.__toivoukltaJ»offen^^ I But some w^o dl< II wWw.nwrrnc.orjr g ' , ^p la in e d to the loclocal news* iker,thcSoudiemUtlUtahNews. ^ least one businesslessstUHiad ' tfe poster on displa:play Frida/. : B th a detk a nd thehe owner< of » Shdl m stationi>n sakl (hey i B Dd heanfno complalplaints from M TliwtH>w .T iih MMb,Wmo b , 3 M ______
[ M agic V'aalleyAVest. most succes^m Recall suupporters fobr Spokane iimayor Idlaho Falls z(Koo m arks m ibyflamingbbes say they’^’re approaciching signatu[lire goal brreeding seasison \dth bal • animal keeper Joe Probertrtsaid.' SI and males sometisupes try to - tate Senate leader and 3AH0 FALLS (AP) — The h .-(A P )'— Jerry Davis,, a Spokane{ lawyer form er state tphaus Park Zoo marked itsI The parents are veiy goodoodat break up m adngi^ ...... ■ SPOKANE; Wash." The zoo won^ nin a m e ' the Supporters of a rccallail of( Mayor who is helpingIg thetl recall organ- staunchly i st successful breeding sea-• f r i^ thera* Friday afternoon was having: f The new addidons canran b e flamingo chicks beelecause all' Ilm Wwt hope that by Tuesday izers. spent Fri Jofferinglobsto.young I to date with the hatching of I are niun* m IMbUc Dlsclo- w ith.andofl >e baby flamingoes, seen milling with the oldersrblrds bl birds in the m up a theyTl have the pctltiotition slgna- filling out stale met in gay chatrooms. “H” I their legs. )Ut the Issue sure Commlssitssion ret^tratlon men he met he newest CMean fiamingo> in the zoo^'Patagonian RraRealm- bered by b ar^ oh tl tuies they need to put has denied doing any- f won't stay documents. Theihe PDC ruled thai Wfest has ck hatched Monday, and the! exhibit Besides being smalllalland I The dUcks p ro b a h ^ !■ on the ballot egal and iias vowed to jut be- at the zoo. which egulailycx- \Wuntccrs plannedxlto£anout ti bothsidesoftheiherccallfallundcr ■ thing Ulega^ er two w ere hatched Aug. 9) fuzzy, the chicks stand out jn reportingtaws. rem ain in ofllce.ol „"L ,, cause of their gray feathers. s with Salt thhwcekcndotthcannunnualPSgOut state campaign! layorioldThcAssodated ljuly29. oandTVacy . dng event in The first canHunpalgn finance The mayo Wte-re getting a mature group) Flamingoes m ate for lifeilfcbut In (he Park food-tasdne Friday that he Died doc- leducTUesday PressonFfii V and they’re veiy attentive;' mayfindanewmateifonedaedies. Aviary. ’ RhiofromPatfcinaSnal]naipush.sakl documcntsare( kvIththePDCtoestabUsh pobswDman Sharmon SuUiuUlvan. an unem-. umentswlth ; Rita Amuniud, a rook Tunlltee Xor Spokane’s tizensforin- ployed Spokarkane mom. filed the Comm 1 br the pro-recall Cttizc JO Djdif the recall P tegrity m GovernmentlenL Tbns of rccall paperwotltfotk In May. accui- Progiws to i buslnghlsofficeby P ro-r^jcali forces hod collea- | thousands of people: werewe expect- IngW estofabus over half: wfcll closer 10 j mr-dw event ollcringaatyHy Hall Job to some- e d “>%«llov( cd to attend the fourn ds"oftheneccssaryslg- ■ — across the street &omaQtyHan. a one fie thoinought was an two-thirds n going into the Labor 'Our antldpallonn I: is, we will 18-year-old mainanJiemeiinagay natures go oontThemanwas Dayweetei!kend. Davis said, be able to turn themem in at the online chat rooi • sald.“Wedo really a compuiputer expert hired ilzers hoped to collect at endofPigOut.-shesal .000 to allow for dupli- collect about by The Spolpokesman-Review least 16.00C have 180 days (to coU inreglstered voters or and we've al- newspaper, which w in May cates, unn 12,600 signatures) and who don’t live within It done. The began publishliihlng a scries of ar- signers wh ready gotten a lot d Its,..' * support Is just amazinizing.” ticTes alleginging that West, a city limits.. ilmrC S chool- C«rtlnMdfro(nB4 'niursday: DlxulUcxaisandiTavr ’ W ENDNDEIL SCHOOLS ^ Breakfcjiaasi and choice or milk served GOODING SCHiCHOOLS Dayi! Choice of milk ien'cdd «ladaily. The ihinJ Monday: No ^ ly; No school i «hok*l»fof|unlofhl«l»uiu: ly; lIomburKcr r tnklenuonly. Sfashc'il (•day:!^^ i i Thursday: Hot n MoncUytNoKiioal Thur^l.y:day:Comdog ‘Ibadsy: Ptzzo. pouioilo bbar. taco salad Wday: Itambw; FWday:Piz>;Pina ______M o m d a y , S es p t . I , * Inedibowl ' MWnoday; Mocaranl□nl and checsc. SHOSHONI lunch prlntul 5th )NE SCHOOLS School( (un mmut ett tu a ! s«Ud bar. dell bar ' id diolcc of miSV served public tervietTvler. V> (wif the luneh menu llsuzKlar ChJckm nu( (brrekfiistrruir menu IftUslmt] prinird with bar. chcesebunprr ischool tlitmenutlrus In Sw dayi paprr. und the Frtday: ChllL dniuunot irfietti menu ta':Vie TJw Uma-Newt. p a Btu $48. b u ; French dip sandwich ■MnFallt.l.IU. ID a i m or fax il to 734- , Vanul bu«er and Rrnpe iSSa anenikenrton.' Lunch Slenut. Detkillne iONIi:Iy Sun- )URS I HAGERMAN SCSCHOOLS it noon Wra/, 5 HO OioleeotmUk offerededdaily. d , Friday;Slo[^I< BRak&um«u Motidiiy: No school 1 to 5 : 0 0 pnn lUcMUjnDRaltfuiaiok:ooUc Noon Wedftoday: Cereal - UnittdijrCheeifrqunj|urudUIa I R a n lal a! W raalstad, DPM ftld«y;CcttaJ Lunch menu alls Orthopedics, P.L.L.C. Monday: No Khool TwinFaU Tb»d«y; Nochoj Complejlete Foot & Ankle Care VSUnMdayihtacvonliionlandchccic p/.-. f>L j 1hui»d«y;1Wiey witJi potatoes and 562ShO UipAveiueWest'TwinFalls,Hah p/ »% 0 ®'w d.y:ChUl 7 3 ^ 3 4 S S ►ft s )f a Kind Item ______IDAHO SCHOOLIL FORI THE " f ...... DEAF AND THEHE B U N D ' Milk MTvnl dolly. Bmk£attmenu Monday; No Khool1 Q u e s tiooq n ; My heel hurts so badid Iin the morning . . . .-nie»d«^ApricoU I l i P l I ’mn .afraid lo gel out otbed.d. 1It started quite ThundaytSauuRcpaiipaiiyandtinftUsh a w h u e iago and wasn’l so bad.ad. Now it hurts muSln , Friday: niJCuiH andjim.yo,idiy iffB every da;day. What can 1 do? Lunch menu ^im i bar and cluilccICC of< milk served dally. ^ I Answer: Thetie most common MoiKky; No Khool ■ cause of heelsel pain in adults le or sausage piUA 'asdtisrwhich-is-a- — 5 0 Thunday: Beef andtd dchecse wrap or % rjQie peanuibunerand)«Uyuilysandwtch B B ay of saying j ftfctey: Hamburger inflammationon of a ligament Carpet Remmnants, Sofas,s , on the botto)uom of the foot, JE R O M E S CCHOOLS h Loveseats &\i Selected Itemms MUk *erved dally It’s often conionfused with heel Monday: No school condition can be 1Ue*day;Unle»mobeOkies larlne sandwich mildly painfuiful or it can ruin Thur«i«y:Spai^ mge from stretch- Prtd«y;T\irVryBndno< yourwhcvhole day. Treatments rang ch supports, medication,. piphysical therapy, RICHRELD SCHOOLSSC “ i injections, or rarely susurgery. Contact i f i B m U u t Mllkandtulcewf\vd(.nIUdly your foifoot specialist if you hihave additional Monday: No school ^““ tionons or need help. lbcMlBy:HlKuJuand| I ■ Hi III ^A\!L&M-gH WMne«day:Cetea] M F ymiCAtofTiiRfin FailsI 5 Inc n 1Team ContvPaulos Hart Memmorial Seinior Gam<^ e s 2 0 0 5 ( U ( m te e i f TfeJwfe ^ 0 U h)OHW, p o t t f w i t . 1 J i i H w W e i
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F i r r a»bumiulear Stan]iley, Ida]l i o C i t y r C o w s ____ CortRWdftMBl is it all worth it forft die young BOISE (A^ —• AlAt least two Some tankercr oiiciafti had been miles wesw estoftherusU c seat o f . seveveral hdicopters. to drop fireBre eerwould increase thene kbidding owners? new Ores w ere1 burningb in diverted fromim thei Idaho Qty fire Boise County Co had spread to rete tan lan t price. In less than two tun min- *Yeah. it^ fun."I." s a k lT h n la b a south-centnl ildahoiho on Satur- to help, about 151150 acres by Saturday Crews ( operating buUdfneriiera uies, two yean' wovronh of Hiatt as her cowV B eO i s lu r p e d day. with-one tpreaireading to as The re^onon Is dry and has ‘ evening./ig.Apctsonkeepingvl^ areire also woridng to dig fire lines“ 9- D ay to n 's la b o r w a4 s solda at water fiom a plostjstk basin, ‘many as 2,000 acTtsinthe aa beenwldioutiu t dgniflcant ralnCslI at the SuiSunset Mounuiin Look- -Estimated - 1 conulnment of ol $5,000. The parents arele riot so qtddi wUdemess i^ o nin n e a rS ta n le y since early in in me summer. In out aboubout 12 miles south of thehe Idaho blaze U on Mon-on- But at a thousandnd dollars to agiee, but alter•rad^bieadi i and anothef uueatesatenlng up to addldon, somome trees in the re- Lowman.lan. os well as m em bers dfflay, MQlersakL w o n h o f feed fo r tw oiyears,vet- yes ■ and a few minulutes to think SO structures builtIt nearo the old g b n have been Ix damaged by of theI publicpu who were in the The o r i^ of the human'“ • erinarianandahowcosuostsaswd about it diey agagree diat it mining town of IdahlahoQty. pine-beedcln{Infestations,adding re^on,I, spotteds smoke from cai»us^ fie are still tmdei ascoimtlesshoursofgrc'grooming, wonh it Infoinutlon aboiibout th e Ore to fuels, Milleiliersaid. the firere iabout I p.m., .M iller in\nvestigatloiL near Stanley dn thiignate one day each weeit as shopopping d ay. b o th The ftmcral willIII b «, 11 dlrettion le old townsite aUve. the Anderson A will coordinate die ( .el innvin Falls. ' fon. helping to put togediert ddie for groceries and forr deaningde essentials. Stock-up onn isqueegees, o.m. Wednesday, Sc ty Historic Preservadon » materials diat will make Haili[all^ scnib brushes, finfrgauigauge steel wool for taking scum1 offc d ry b a th at die Hazclibn1 LDSL Church if, imittcc is piusulng a grant n iOkelbcrryof. ShlHey VarnonW S d ""woridng'to ,™ provide a his- a certified historic dty. and shower walls andKl diapers,d which maKe great cleana n ln g c lo th s , widi Bishop N&ikO • “W hat weVe doing now is pi Q dadn^ Burial wiUivillfoDowatdie TWIN FAL% U 5 — Shiriey Ver- toric: rcrecord of architectural • This eliminates an extf£sxtra trip to the store when cleanin;ling tim e c o m e s . o f TWin Falls; died structunnures. ting ° suggestions in to plannli K azdton Cemeterycry. Family will non, 80, of ana zoning for ways to ptotc greet friendsonete Ihour befoic Saturday, Sep3ept3.2005,atM a^c Lastst ffall. Q ty Council Presl- g Rick DavU proposed the historic h suuctures, Davis Ssai m erry mi the service atI thotl church. y»“'y W;ional ' Medical C enter dent Ri< a lso One less thing to won -736-7223 Jts. commtdmittee lo oversee die his- He J" noted die committee al Arrangements arerc uunder the di- inlVvinFiiJls. p a n - M x m r .S^etM sm .irtvw.formwrymi>wal«h.cc«TVId/1lOi jm cnis will be an- toric chicharacter of the town. has *’ asked die bulkiing depa rection of White;c MI onunry In Anangomi te e o f jy Parke’s MaglcValley Mcmlembers are Nick Busdon, m^ ent to notify tiie committee 1WinBilIs.AcDmp]nplMo obituary nouncribyl any demolition permits issu ondny’scdlUoii. Funeral Honom e in TVvin Falls. Joan1 Davies.D Teddie Dal?y. « wUlappearlnMonc! ' DeniseIse lackson Ford. Laura so s diey can take photos fiom , Rob Lonning a n d Lynda four a n ^ and attach a perm lUIUIiiSr.H illW A Jin . ' Barbara Mana r c a n e E r a a m o)-Eddia- 'I II. Ann Swanson a n d Don nent J address to stnictui before.they are destroyed. D r . A l a n s. N elson . Vaughn P a lo m oI ’ Wattss 01are state represenwthres t ^ - Erasmo "liddic" and DavisDav continues to act as 11- re-openiining his oflice. I S ^ Barbara. Kathleen L TUmer w rfteij is TWIN FALLS ■ 2, of Burley, died Sat- .aisonarn and counsel to the ^ u p . 01. 71. o f TWin The Wood RiverJourmL New patierlents welcome. 'u . Marcene Vaughn, pt. 3, 2005. at Cassia Davisavis recently handed over ‘ ,y, sept. 2. 2005, died Friday, S viedical Center. ■ 'ryoUrmvinmtni, at her home f Christian burial vrill ■Exclusive provldsvider of IDD ireaimcnt I h e funoal will b c 'h S a Mt 11 a.m. Wednesday, Call 7334931 twer back pain. p.m. l\iesday, Sept 005, at Saint Nicholas White Mortuary tr M l Church in R upert A to The Timees-News. 2 0 8 .■878.8817 8 - ^luws./yrft—.0.0. Burial WiU follow ill be held at 7 p.m. ______Memorial Park. A S e p t 6. 2005, at die be held &om 8 ojajn.lolp.rn. d,urch.Frlciricndsmaycallfrome V lnff ______1\iesdayatdie mor"Sn.aSn'i______loap.rn.mieI\icsdayaLdic.church._lAili| _ lents arc under the dl- 3 rilQBS Ethal F. Gaisfi s f o r d } lection of'th thi e Hansen Mortuary., p w B ila TWINFAllS — Ethel I E Gals- % ip c jp talapel. p ; i..JW 4»EastStctate Street -■•“ aa / E agle (BqlsilotON-UNEAlJl U c n o N . : p o E fil Maierlals,^W^«je«Prc Drive Twin FallsIs , . , . X, TM.- till saturday_is4itttam biber | TO* 9:00 a.m« y t p t w h b e r 1 3 ^ 10KK)O a i n ______------. I ] s E=]N g y . ___ Sa Stainless S te e » B ^ Q s ;^! cr r W l o f » t Machines, ’’'IW MARCH 5 T L 0 V E 50+ Recreation iktwmM^^Snowmobiles. iJ N S P E S o M Boats, M o to rc y d u « ^ )^ ITrtf a Surplus Tents, to scw ute ^ app}po{ntment PENQq U I N S ^ Dj)OGS 150+ A utd^tQ i^eV w I l«f.2f{N4S) GCGovernment Surplus>Nqjb< of Fish & Game, as DN BV Idaho\iho Div. of Building Saf«y. l d » of Juvenile Correction!ons, I • D N g v B P Idaho Dlv. of Public Works, BaBankruptcy^kies & More.e. o r call Steve Van Go thers - Ida I BROTI ii io)|^j^ei;;ij|gm ium .. H M M M A D AAGASCAR ! _ GRIJ I^O n NORTHNIWEST W • to o (M) " L, t r a n ^'^IIANSfOINIIIft ASSITS tHTOTO I N ttC Y P a r B f I n « n n a v D |_____
Sage Mountain GriGrill Dennis Cur'urtis Rainaln for Rent Rupert Elk's Lodgairy Queen Becker Farms ' Land tidle e &j Escrow Racubway Sabrina’s Mike ZeoikQike Key^ Bank Gansarald Price & Associatess ...... Pizza H ut______^______Hudson’s Shoesi ------H l l a SStates ^ ------■...... '______Q)omlno‘sm ______fki Video Stevtevo’s George K's ” H ollyw o^ Recollections C n m i^ EBrothers We-Vestfall&Wesrfall CPA's Kentucky Fried ClChicken Skaggs Fiiniirnlture - Johrahn’s Market Posh Pear Taco ^ nndido d i McCIcCain Charles Skaggs Century’ Cinema’sCi Mayiayfair Clothing Donnelley Sportsrts Wendy-s Lost.ost But Found Book Stor>re City of Burley GoGolf Course Employees Farmer’ss C o m e r BurjJurgers Etc. Cassia Re^onalI Medical M Center Physicianu i Association Jerry &JoUjolene Hines KerlCerbs Oil- Sinclair First Federal Savirivings Bank Curves Do<>oc's Pizza Car Wash Shockey Sheet MeMetal Lynch Oil-lil-Mr.V^h Royloyce & Sons Touchless C Michael & Susann Newcombf rigation BillJill & Margaret Sharp Butte Irriff Redders Showcasi»se IdahoWau^ater Sports Al’sM’s Pizza & Ice Creamerir LegionaJ MedipU.pnterVc■Volunteers Cit>:ity of Burley R & J Camera ; Cassia Reg Vicki’s Country< GardenG HowardI A(Adams & SdnV 4 Jilslils Flower Haus It Ag-AIr Cactus PetPetes Resort Casioo PeH>erkins Family Restaurant Cassia RegRegional Medical.Centec£i- Employees ______HJ-l-B.Inc ______^ Adams PetPetroleum ^ ZioiZions Bank ^ elpers Com m itteeee: Pat Adams,, C a s s i a R e gSIGNAL i Aspspecial thanks to) the Hospice Hel ithleen Hawkins,, Delta Skaggs, Hollyh M ai, PauU______± ------MMN tii^tiptlii*ir4.a00l» Call 733^31 fordallvivary. W e st dubscrib* today. Ca
m s S L C m apularity sslipping i PoUshov nayor’s po] ioW! 78 lewiI pin. Anderson InthepoU.3ercent saidsold he should n o t wrong c ’ ^ l lappy Birthday . of ^ Lake City’s M ( ^ r I JVC an obUgatk)n to make Anderson has dipped aftiafter he llic protest drewV ana estim ated Flfty*fourr percentp still ap* we haw IW Anderson handfia ourvjevcwskncAViviwsakL H.loward Conrad called for ddzens lo JoinJol an lOOOpeopletoadodowntowndn* proveofhowA R W bil u A'dvcntare s !■ held as Bush the job, butLit thatt num ber has A Dei>emocrat in a Repubtkan- onti'Wor protest duringIg ea visil park and was he nated sute, Anderson’s WlntiRlde from President Bush twoVO vvedcs\ wrapped up on addressod to the slipped bomim ai 59 percent ap- dom ini iginMaxch. battles9 with the GOP majority > ag a a newspaper reportetlrted. Veterans ot FOreigcign War con* p ro ^ rating Ir Jhere. Pollsters alsoah found that a and thehe stated legislature have iIlK Wtnih fcwualnliKW.I . I A copyriAt story in1 thethi De* vention of 15.000 hi ron him bv o r across Utah. aid those ConducUid byI Dan£ lones & slight majoritority of people (SI notwoi seret Motiung News said tewWe 64 percent of those mtcelftinteMilreiii.liiliMMi t a o ^ iiderson. Assodsites. the pollx)ll of 414p ec- pcrcentto48pWpercent) approved States poUed also bdieve And« d.sald thcv disapprove of m d four* pie statewide ashas a nuirgln of of Andereonsons Jnvolvement bi P ^ |^ ' TbttwriiMyttmtlK, who Is serving his second rso a v^ille only 26 per* EN HOUSE year term as mayor of thethe state's plus or minusI Qve Q perccnt. protests, yoo r « iDvftcd to comf«mber. t n 2005 • 2*4Pm illy polled ?30 "I w as abs-absolutely right" in cent fwfavored him. And three of largest dty, should nott seekse of* tones additionally Utahns surveyed agree urcboftheNaarcne^^ rhe next Salt Lake Qty resUcsidents. Hiose calling'for protests,pr Anderson four U OPEI (Ice a third time. The earning of th e results. withAnAnderson^ ptvtestlnvtuve* . election year for the postSt Is2007.Is responses have ahan errorI m aii^ said alter learr SonOMSePtenitnttoo St. N • iTperecnL “What IsI rightrig Is nol dictated m en tL . Anderson hasnt saidJyctifhe ye ofplusornilnus?! .^ F lrit Chore i :
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m ay offer legislai SAU LAKE c m r (AIP)— n- The Sute Board of Educationtion voted unanimously Friday to coc n tin - ue teaching evolutionith th< eo iy as part of the biology currlurriculum in Utahns schools. f v Ln a position stateme: the b o ^ said the theoryI of evolu* tion b a major unifying ui m sdentlfic concept appnpproprlate ■ for public Instruction. h But Utah state Sen. ChrisCh] But- tao, R-Vtet)oidaa bcoujxuntering the boaid^ position1 with w; his "Academic Freedom Act." a doc* um ent that looks like draft t leglslatiqn to bring "Inti‘Intelligent H I U H I H J dttlgn* in to classroomsnsaswelL (I ■Intelligent design"' Is thi e be* Uef that me complexitie;ities of life cannot be explainedd tJthrough . • the theories of evoluticu tio n a n d ______natt^ sejerton. ^TO^onents_ p contend that a brilliant < cr" Is responsible for c ------theunlvene.------■ r ? V | Critics say the conce a B « 1 -jTWSCoSi veiled reference to creatieationlsm. f r-« j *AiiMiiiri •HOT m which has been borre*irred from publk instruction by th tl e U.S. II Supreme Court. In states . 0 around the nation, thethe intro- duction of intelligent>nt design into schools has triggengered con- trovcrsy and several lawLlav/suits. Butmrs had askedI ththi e board for a two'hour sessionion to dis- cuss intelligent design,gn, b ut the serutor has b m ignorelored. E j j
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S p o r t s Q u o t e "Dav^ g s h iumbl(eB ro)ncos^ y e a r ? 4 4 I Patriots’ drive for>r Miami saved dozene n s G e o r g i a H j H I 9 three overshadowwed
, . of pages by not I by Owens, player: r r o u t s B oo i s e . including players’ d e a t h , S a i n t s ’ t r aivails v rap sheets. S t a t e , 4 88 - 1 3 m P I By Dave OoMbtig «! F Aaaociated Presa witter ' 7 The Awoclated P m*» » I Tills should be a ^oriouous year ~ lohn "ywRy AniENS.Ga.-DJ.DJ.ShocUey ■ for die NFL ■ ' So far. it’s been anythin;ing but. , of th e San Jo m Mcrctifcury sat around four years'Its waiting to MCAA become Georgia^ Na H | The death of San Fnm touch- down passes andid ran for ■ Nevv Orieans and left theticm, for Q u e s t io n ; another SCOrc.Jeadinjling the 13th- ■ the dm e being, in San An/\ntonio, Wlio Is hc?n».s footballI pliplay- ranked Bulldogs toI a stunninglys H 'Ibxas, looking for a pliplace to cr Icfc.tliu Q ilcago Bears} fofor a easy 48-13 victory’ onover N a 18 ■ play i lacking m ore lucrative pro vsTusiUngingca* i Boise State on Saturd;irday. ■ llia t perspective was li n doml- reer In 1U37? “It really hasn’t hit hi( m e yet.’ H for most of a phseason ■ nated liy tlie squabble bebetween ...aiisitvrlKlIxlow Shockley said, suhohounded by. _____ a-poners and cameineros In the H Terrell Owens and the PhPhiladel-’ ' locker room anerwanimrd.‘Theie^ H phia Lagles, a sldeshovow thal I n B R IE F no way I ever could haveh Imag* H took up so much atteni:ndon it ! ined som ething likeke thisi in my H annoytid everyone fromm com- — Twin Falls MuniII head, it’s too bifr- ■ mlssloner Paul Tagliababue to . Across the room, tone of his H l>cylonMannlnganuRiiyly Lewis, r teammates yelled ou “Shock- H Then Herrion.. a backickup of- closed Tuesday H fensive lineman trying to make TVVIN PALLS — Ihc i\vin IV ley for Helsman." md died rsewill Meanwhile. Jared 2^bransky : ■ die 49ers. collapsed anc Fails Municipal Golf Course > H after that preseason gamavid Pollack H Tlien c.ime tlie hunirricane. IS oul of - I I - Thomas Davis an dj Odell0 Thur- ■ which drove the Saints Jackpot annual golf man, three defensWc:We stars who ■ town to eventually setdeJeinSoh FUorcoordi- ■ Antonio, aldiougt) wherlerc diey k(l moved on to Ihe NFL noineda tourney announced nator Brian VanGo:Gorder, who ■ vrill play this season rcmt JACiOTO Nev.—llic lackackpot also landed a job Int]nthcpros. H question. Tagliabue cor:onceded ____ Community C liurdi .wiILhILhold .. . For Boise State, rarranked In the ■ that, tlicy probably wovon’t gel.______its 8tli Annual Golf Scroinblctbleon preseason for th e firstIlrs time, the ■ back to New Orleans tlitills sea- Saturday. Oct. 1 at the lackackpot opener was a janinjing lesson in son, but also pointed outo that GolfCourse.IliiswlU Iwafca four- big-time football ■ the loss of lifeand rescueueeffons person scram ble with a 10lOam. a *We got spanked."d,'coach I Dan are far more Importanant than 'donated shotgun Stan. Hawkins sdd.‘Geot|or^isavery H football — tlie leaded The entry fee Ls S50 perer per-[ good football team..n. That had a ■ Sl million to rcliefeffon!I rts. ason will ' son and includes ga-cn fee,«,cart. c lottodowrithlt." Meanwhile, the seasi ile.- lundi and prizes. Shockley took oververastheNa indeed stan on schedule Holes may b e purchasedsed for i quancrback aftercr redshirtingi ■ Vt^iat it \villlikely be• alabout is: J l>atriols, $300 and entitles purchaseaserto hLs Qrst year and1 bbacking up *vTlie New lingland I team's entry fee. a si};n l>yi)y the David Greene the lastlasi three sea-_ perhaps the best consnstructed putting green ndvenisingIg indi-ii sons, ’llic senior hac big shoes team in any span, seeeeking to becom e iho flm toamm lo win vldual or business, a lunchcrkins Scholorsiiips for>T Jack-I: Greene's sclu)ol. record'i for 56'56-yardcr to Martrcz Milner IIw'k - f------pot youth u n d the Jackackpot touchdown passessin ir a g a m e — foifore hooking up with Sear H ow ‘bout thelem Baptist Church Angel Fund.nd. in less than threee quartersc — Bailey on two straiglu score* covering 31 and 5 yards. ■ Thrlvent Financialil for and shoNved a n ability abl to Qeor^a’s Thomas sfo, Browns? carc In' ihat his predecessor Shockley also r.ui 14 yards foi Lutherans w ith their car* Brown, left, Is hit , ' )e found Communities, and Carciare in SiiocUey completi 16 of 24 Georgia's Rrst touchdownI — tMvtsiofl prmfewt.can be WM by Boise S ta te ’s x'tty on pages C5 and C6. Regions will match up 10 passes for 289 yardords — num- and he proved to be a prettj good prognosticalor. too. Teatn capsutea are on papageC7. S2.600. l)ers tliat would haveave been even Marty Tadman gu liarlier in tlic week, he prepre- ______Mail entry fom js lo Gene:neand better without foufour dropped H R during th e third dieted ihc Broncos wouUmid SucFrank.I‘O.Box571.Iackackpot. throws. He alsoI rrushed five WPm quarter Saturday ^i< stniggle against'Georuia's de Nev. 89025. tim es for a team-1m-Ieadlng 85 at Sanford f" ^ a 2 3 - y ^ e r fense. even tliouglt the;^5 G oodstoc€ k yards, even though i J Stadium In ' , av g|| was brought back: becausebe of an averaged nearly 49 pointsts a; M.V. Junior football U Athens. Qa. gagame last season. Jamboree Is Sept. 6C ^ tra s t those numbersnu Nvith So mucii for Boise State;5- provides!f o r by Zabransky. j j j H hehopes of lieing liiis year's Uliii TWIN FALLS — Tiie. M the ones p ut o p by four inteicepUons.s. titwo fumbles — a BCS-busier that earns i Valley Junior 1-ootball prog spot in one of the major ixiwis 'E n andabencKingjustlist before half- ^ a g o o d r w ) d e o will holds its ontniai Mil «lme. M entioned as a possible I Hie Broncos lost for only tin Bow] Jam boree fund*na ■ Helsman contenderlicr. his candi- foufoi n h time in -13 games, tliei By Catliy Roeitwi Sdefrt Play begins nt 4u30 p.m nUnutes into die season.sea quarterback,. ac according to his wiped out.o It w’os just faligtie. after afl one week. grades 5-6. IHayers are aski Zabranskydldn’trVtretuminthe coach, Tlieanxiudety level ivas higlt" ’ I told the team tJiat win, losi I^IU iR -Friday nightJit’s Magic rather between 3:30 an or draw, wc had to llust) tin second half, andd ihe couldn't "I could kindind o f tell diat he Shock]:kley was nervous alwut or ^ Valley Stam pede wasas action Jim. st Stan, but quickly got gagam e and m ou' on.” Ilawkin 7,7n speak after the gargame becausc was staningg n ot to feel it." his first “ "j packed widi go-for-brorake cow- ' Grade 7 games siiui at p to IVs. But he Hawkins said.d. "/"A lot h ad to do over it.. 1:i ic had a 40->^ird touch- Please see DAWOS. Page \ and ill.cr «l tew asl'o o lo ^iu P K “ boy competition p.m. They need to gatlii well-tuned rodeo stotock that ^ about 6:30 p.nt. knew vvliat lo do — builuck. twist rcssions Admission is $2. Conce&s - T h e o n e: s s w h o J k e c l i e s ______------will be available.------epthexul ____ Jason McClain of U.*wjwis'. Cola cleaned his competitoron>' clocks T.F. youth baseballall MVS officialia l s k e e p Magic Valley on Bonus. Tlie bull haslas earned offers fall league cowiioys more dian S4iS40.000SO Lraik thedrivers.fifans safe g Speedway ofRclalsI s far this year. McClain rairanks I2di ------^TWIN-FALLS---- Hvln------in tlie world in bull ridiiding stuck...... ------Coimtv Youlh Baseball will By U nd. B ritte n . ' U«t»dby niMM,po»Hkin~------' ' iilw ^uc-fo r.aAi.ildj i^it ister boys agcs 8-12 for the Tlme»Wew> wmterir______ai>d )«ars at MVS ride, giving him 82 pcpoints for inaugtural instructionallal Fall ------— Randy Kerr, race director, nine the will. League. Regisiration is WeeATednes- TWlN F A LLS-U-Im agine for a years ^ Bjireback bronc ridead of score- e Proctor racH begin on a iocent Washington's Shane Co«d softball on»[ta. races.'But believee i)ury to them- battery box inti "We try to not to let the: cnciwv 63 tim e but "a lot dejlepends on T r iv ia A n s w e r : • selves or others. he driver back to his pit to , , , ^ rect helmetfor for the driver. sent the guys come over during a1 teitech anim al you draw.* tho is in p e Jo b o f enf(!nfordng those if the car' and/oran driver can- correctct the problem. 8 Btonko NaguxskL who c.sccnJho«Hhings_cptne___ Please see WHB. Pageige (C2 ______Please see ROOB>eO.PagsC2 ------IhrProT-ootbalhHall offFame: Fa ------n >l« hrtnngn tnn.Magic r not pass-thcu; safes ty -c h e ^ -th c ------!l!ve.: .1 .i'
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m U S . O p ( C S I c n i iIsies s to S a itt L a k e i n v iite t title B isa k t s l i o c l ii i s N a d a l i n len ne score was 29-14. , TlwTlmMWw w The halfdine i V YORK (AP) — Mlsfor- D g r^ Bulldogs head CG " : • Local spoi S I M i s i Svictim , for so long, James SMTLAKECnY — Therhe Col,. ______l L sawsomegoodi punctuated the llolly- lem of Southern [’ Uiey are improving,ng," said Mur- Mackay nLsliiLshed 31 times for packed/dArdiur Ashe Stadium, an a wc relaxed.' said CSISI ccoach ^aughcoachCarric^ic Morgan."We 245 yards, andid scoreds six touch- "I neeeed a new vocabulary lo P Ben Stroud. “ , are M-orking on ontone di^ng at a downs on thele ground.gi describebe how 1 fell aboul dial Joanna Kaczor wasp"«T,il2 ni dme. Wc are startiirting to work n i c Minersirs ledI 40-0 widi 10 match."I," Blake's mother, Betty, the tournament MVP > and move as a teamam." m inutes left in diet second quar- said."TlThis tim e lost year he was / Aneli Cubi-Oiinuru and Dietrich seniorjr Caitlln Dill ler. They had h just two half-parlaralyzcd apd watching ; li'ne Flnau . made® had 11 points Inclueluding an ace possessionson on which they did- diis in on TV and wondering if all-tournam ent icam. , and Kasi McCow:owan added n't score - bolhijth widi the second he'd svcr evi play tennis again. “Ioanna was awesomeime ana sevenpointswithartanaccagainst unit In the setoetond uuarter. I low ;oodgoi is tiiat? It's like you M ana (Siematkowska)) pplayed Murtaugh. Kelli WiWhittaker had GiULslis •15'yiS'yard interception can’t deslescribe how good that is. well to a" Siroud said. “Ou two kills for the I31mHue Devils. return for a, touchdowntoi ended To seeI him h: smile the way he did ter (Finau) did a great job i • Tolmanput-down^vn five kills for dte gam e withith morei dian eiglit is wondiiderful for a m om .! Ie was Western Nebraska Ls a P>-‘rcn-p Munaugli. m inutes left in theI diird quarter, prettydown d< last year and trying nloi national lourna "Drue made somi>me good pass- due to die lAA mercyni rule. to holdd iti all In and keep it a\wiy entrant out of Ret^on' D(^ es and serve rece^ceiving," said Mackay (1-0(1-0) plays at Haft from me m because 1 was grief was unable to handle ■ tlti •" ‘-''I Morsan. lUver zx 7 p.m.m. IFriday. strickenL'n at die time, too." ofTense when ii clicked.• Richfield travelsIs tto Shoshone Blakeke was ovenvlielnied by “Everyone played well wi at on Wednesday foror a mangular SOUth FtemOm 0 n t 4 2 , the commstJHU cheers of his bud- limes," Stroud said. "VVhc with Bulil. Murtt dies —- " llie James Block" — Rot our middle goiiiE a litlUttle bit. Magic VaUcyChristiS t S ' D e c I o M and thelie more than 20,000 fans 0 - they dldn'l Jcnow wherere 1U was DJmricli hostosls RocklaJid SI’. AN"niONiONY - H ie Declo in ih c ststadium, who gave him a coming next," . andShoshone Tliurliursday. Hornets footbaltball team ran into a long, ww: ann ovation at the end. CSI swepi No. 3 seedd SS o u ^ - — Diane Philbhi.'in. Tlincs-Ncws one-m an wrccirecking crew Friday "I tnilnily wish ewry single jier- wesi Missouri and had ic s,x,rawrim nlglit at South>uth Freniuni Higli son n in here ctmld have the Above, ^ James Blake, of tha Unlt«ilted St^e«, makes a retum agalm'Inst well CO do so. School In St.. Anthony.All fe^'lingg I have now," he told Rafael Nadat.ofSpaln,atthe US Open.tennis toumament bi Neview York. “We (lidn'J beac.our? ailing accounted for *diem. s i s M a g ic V alley A«A m D ay 1 lei^my Dallit •1 (oday." Stnmd said. *.Sou(J . jiU six of dielie cougars'< touch- ff it wasn'tw the biggest win of Saturday. Missouri Ls a m uch Ix’iterttcrteam results announc Balow, Nadal reacts during hisis l(lots to Blake. K ^ m eed downs in a 4242-14 whipping of the 25-;5-year-old Blake's career B« Ii ') than 1 thought they were.crc (l-'ri- •. I-VVINF/Miii —-MichaelEric- N the HornetsIS ini the season- — inhl>Ills mind nothing will ever yandNo.t ; d«yl.“ i-day 65 to lead opener for Dl-cIJeclo. . lo p h is\IS victory over Andre Agas- No. IS Nathalie D echy: „ , , son carded a first-d: 19 Elena Likliovtscva, whow beat* 1 . Smmg serving by ( .7 Amateurgolf "We ran Into int a.gootl team si three;?e years ago en route lo his I ' Ollneru and Kiitvor kep tJic IWn Falls tonight," Dec!Declo coach Kelly first touour title in Washington — 2004 i-rench O pen dii±ampion»- ' Mysklna. Z Grizzlies, anolljerperenni Course Siuur- Kidd told diee SouthSc Idalio l*ress, iljnil1dm Id into the fourtli round and No. 13AnasiasiaM; icn Blake tionai tournament entran niougli statiitatistics for Dalling _u&i1^ tiine_ against No. 32_ ioiiriialneirt. Included1 iiih Dalliiig's sbc IbinaslLsUcrdychbut reached die • CMit t**"" touchdownswiiswisa'IH-yaKlkick- fourthII roundr widi a 3-6.6-1,6- tl on two I Co-.Ni^keuu'OIWti I hat Blake High SchoolI W rit* UwtOnVlM18.^1 l" off return dudial killed Declo's 4.7-6(:<1(2) victory. fmoiiienium. In oo ih er m atches. No. 8 $ inning lob L Volleyball UcTMiErtxrwtt" second half me Trailing 28-0!8-0 at half time, die Guillenerrno Coria and No. 13 court into - adal in the Richfield remains ' SoaSc Hornets got)t a lO-yard touch- Richartlird Gasquet advanced, as T’l\e match bclwecr " In'Uc' tMtn ZvtlSi down rcceptii■•ption from Chase did women's wc No. 2. Lindsay d, die sec- and Nadal, two of thethat sf b roke' u n d e fe a te d Matsen to get ce on die board. Davenjnport. No. 3 Amelie Mau- L players in tennis, d ;crushed, raClIFIELD - RlcRichfield stotc:oker accounted for resmo.o. ' No. 6 Elena uHcnln-Hardennc. Na 11 Pat around brilliant shots 1 ’Ilgers played host to' DiDietrich die Hornets'os' oilier score wlth-a Deniereniieva. No. 7 lustine SiSchnyder, No. 12 Mary Pierc of them In the first Iv and Munau(^) in a Saturd 1-yardruntoi:to piillwidiln 2H-14. One m oment, Blake sev angular and ended tlie da After Declo':^clo's second luiich- catch up to balls dial a pair of wins, llie 'IlgergCtSH-O) W ’ l r n K S I» ’i :»< M>>-«-< that he fiicked crosscoIS seconds rich defeated Murunigli S o c c e r ' Brcnvjwne haruly rnlssed a shot second-round lead wilh ( .die comer to brcak Nadvlnncr last \. and 25-.13 in die otlier mamaiciiof e second round on his way Morgan . in the l-lrsl Tee Open. C o m m u n ityIty School , diird set for a 3-2 lead,cnt-rccord t the day. M UuCtwM '9Uin ttn e coasccutivc birdies and a Tlie 60-year-old Ir\vin, tl n i S E r - s w e e p s Deliey pretty much had “and he m ade pars die rest I-onnie . Nielsen (67) and Mor, ' after a 06. Kerr, die wit Actually \Voods favori'^rite part vithlis,- ^ of I'Ce lway to join Brehaut at 9- , ,i . year \vidi a toimiamcn) yards on" rALLS-AIlcr dicirwaywilil I latalsky (68) were 7 under, ai a ^ e S atur-; ofvoUcybaU is hitting. irst goal of die season ;r 133. i 24-under total, was fou hpsi T hw keeping it closec iin last week's Dcciosnrsl M ark M cCumber (69), Kel aniard an - • "Our setters are die bes IC foot of senior Aliel , ehaui. who for the first time Ikirgus | (68) and Walter HallVX. (1 back along with Sc ) u f S B c s U i r RivalryIry againsl Ab. cattle ol die ii n't have to sweat over keep- * one-stroke^ practice very hard. Our iel9thminute. were another sUoVc back. Catriona Matthew. K logeditr.- crdccn. tlic BtiBeavers finally Tapia in the 1. ilsl’GATburcard,hada66. ' lu n d o fth c ' team works real well tog 1 and snapped Declo iviUill lihost Buhl ’lUcsdi-y Matdie\v. a mem ber oi broke through a / led by one shot over , said\^tood. losing streak by at5::)0p.m.1 1 ier on Solhflu^ Cup le; Senior Kasi McCo\%Ti.■nirasDi- \ ihclr 24-gami; los •rt AUenby (65). Billy An- Hurstt leads af LPGA under 202" icrly 29-H at I3n tiic girls'girl side, the Declo d io is etrich’s leading server v%iivvlllininf Ic (68) and Tim Peirovic State < Farm Classic Duslon (69) - lady Hornetslets dropped a B-2(le- land's Luke TOlnts. I The Communit> '®!!: spraNGnraj).iii.-soiiicS™ ' Garcia’s No. 18 ea “We m ade our oD»n m mis. David Fmretss scoreds. on a 5. cision to :i er Woods didn’t have a igchampl-' lasonMummin School Mday ay also 01 Declo. No " f ' takes," said Dietrich coacoachTYaci yard pass from Jas explanation, cidicr. Cup ^ player Pat Hurst shot a puts him ahead 3ackaftcrav u* good hit- die first quarterer for Kimberly, other infomi;miation on the gills’ S ™ “ under 65 to take a lha'c-suc Perron."We have dinie gc jtning ofl" a flawless 65 diat | , CRANS-SUR-SI attack llic lared Andreas seescored the «cc- m atch wasIS availablea al press lead in the U ‘GA Slale Fa tcrs and would like to att * gaveI llhim die first-round lead, | A.:!!: Switzerland — Scrglc net every time. Our settiietting has ond touchdownTl on i a 63-yard dme. CiJLssic, the final event Iwfi dy Hornets will a lso , ids was constandy scram- ‘ - ^ pitched In from 110 j improved 110 percentIt overo last pass from Mummim in die second Tlie Lady g for par und searcfilng for a die < United States faces Eure quaner. host BulilTlielUcsdayal5:30p.m. f next \veek at Crookc-d Slick. is te r s ' . year." ig that would work. Hc > day, giving the Spar md up-widi n 2*over-73 dial ___ - Hurst, who won die last ofl dl .A frica's; .. duee LPGA Tour ddcs In^ 20 even-par 71 and a or iscli w iST iiT C a lim five shots behind. j l-u n d c r7 U E d w ^ d s;racestoBus i :allfornia iS had eight birdies and a bogcj lead after die ddrd-rou] European Masters. B lead over., the dilrd round to finish at FONTANA. Calif. (AP)U’l — Carl running full-timiime in both of fore diat late caution flag. He. IrwinIn, Morgan tied | Garcia had an Il-uim Michad'I Edwards took control1 latilate in tlic NASCAll's ton stock sta car scries, too, pittedI for tires and fcU back ; under 201 on Rail Golf O total. Wales' Garry Houna Masters.! at First Tee Open , nice and drove aw-jy to ;an easy charged to tnei front fi after die into die paipack bctore slicing uP at course. ,, , wassecond.'andEnglaiiunder_216J _____ vlrtnrv Saturday nicluilu in die green flag wavedx>d again on lap dirough trafijimDcundcr green and pEBE B ^ A week ago, she \vas dccJlUieim Donald, the defend&gI Golf Q ub —di(rlead'onnhc-lasricc-at- NASCAR Busch Serieses race at 116 ol Une IsOHi0:iap m h tT E a - m akm pnOall T Uieway lo’SKfliRT “ HalcTi ® / ' on. was two strokes bai—o f-N ev T '------California Spcedvs’ay. \N-ards took theI le:lead on b p 120. on lap 132.!• I>ebbl(ble Beach for a share of die Wcndy's ' Championshipsuoke ge, Edwards, w ho gave:ave team passing fellow Cup Ci star Elliott By thalI dtdme, Edwards had Farm owner Jack Roush a poklole earlier Sadler, and ledJ die tl n>st of die built a leadad ( of just over 6 see- T J _ ------in Uw day in qualifying f ______pnds._But BiffBifile got another shot___ 1% :u1 ie s_ ^ ______t o Goosen leads by day^ Nccicl Cup raceice on die ^reg Blffle. EdEEdvvard's Roush at him whenlien Davi'd'Sircmme’s :k. one at China Masi 2-mile oval. feU to eigliUglidi when Racing teammateale in die top sc- spin broughtghi out die last of five contbiiJniwdfnmCl “We're looking for somcdiofher. - -BEIJING — .Soudi: point bat-’,, ■top during rics an d drivingIng for Brewco caudon Dagsagsonlapl34.Thelwo i , . hemadehisfinalpitstOF lecdon." Van Eps said “In 'every week." Kerr ewilains.12000. RcticfGooscnshotal-} the vrirc,'4 a caudon period on lap 113 of Racing in the Bus y»rs »» a ruleiilc infraction is discovered spccdon and were relumec 1 and done. week and workingE on< our of8.lscconds.Ici /utTL H I XfT' their owners. 1 are friends S d . o f West Wfcbcr.ir. UtahI won die TIlChmC.xiU'UMTOSJMi -upon»n Inspecdon. die sliuadon horiemanship.“hcsald. ddresscd as soon as possible. Aldiough die majority of d 1 as Intense Ben Tlbbilts. a leancam roper barrels in 17.20Oscconds. a $tM>anut il.“ Kerr said. “If It is a big it and more often, and gcitii •Sanke/a rodeo stoc acdon. an out-and-out lUe- first across the finish line ^ten things rtxxiy a fair helmets and pul)ul d id r boots on “ sw w ’aSiJ.scoS’iv ^ Infrac rop to drivers to pby well v kind that ^vcs eveiybo. part, die drh/er can cidicr “Som e drivers like to push , chance." he added for a ta su of rodrodca Like a fast* e ^ P odicr can become difB chaniinge it or not race at all" grey areas of die rule ufactxi bo “Everyone Is lookir Stock drhr- Fbr compcddon,J. Tlbbitts forwarding Him.m. sheep nm out c«5 w T J o > Grand Nadonol and Pony St • 1 CoStCri na Ttw IlM cra) IhTiero's l an old saying In racing id Na- point standings andspoiler on , "Tlic local guvs herhere on die of die chutes widiw Ltdc riders ' tech Norris said. “But if it g eir backs. One by »nuuMti9< > many of die driversr a f U iey ^ at in points." II sibkSile on me legoUty questions of ofdriv- off die uack os welllOugh. a - 0 out do the best youou con and A story on SattmlaySc night's ^ ' ; TTicic'snoayinglnnidni :o place.’ perform ance will w appear in u»tkCtavl«MCa>.UpoM} CSOChh car every dm e they come vekept compcdlors whennovelt.'''^ ti out tu U) die track to compete dicr, b u i^ the seasonediosc dt fiag falls. ico. Texas. Monday's Umes-\eS-News. whnm-fm<, , ' ♦ \ Ing for Alsa a sense of hi it tnem also come out from d in an attempt to li^t ush die up at die speedway, book." “loncesawaPonyS y Stock cr put a cordboanl a it gives die back of his tar.* rontage sold. “Hc must hav ! o t We whole roll of duct tap where on.“ Rules are rules, dwt dngci- -WchadWmtOTo 1 draws Epssald. SmJMr,S*ptmbtnter4,200S TImwMmri.IWnM*.I«,M h M
SCO3RES AND S'STATS n-SPORT{rs IN BRIEFF — 1 U!$. men upend Mexk B a s e b a l l ’ f S 1 0 0 0 0 0 ! loum has - w iw Tr’s i ON T .V .. ” 76i*ian«iSi— In ? ___1 0 0 0 S I ! qualify lor World Cup■P been' suspended for fc four • Virginia Ted) at N.C. State,' W-«r 9idM (k#>«al COLUMBUS, Ohio —• Qual-Ql games for violationn of the , Autoiadng WM iM«,toiim»i.a«>.o»T ifyUig for the World Cup:u p Is Teague^ steroid policy. B fm a s fM . Om ta « OaotOME Th« HHWi »mt n u m - , r>^*-l02l2lKX(ir sweet. Dolns ll agaimtI ^yi u r Welboum. a reservirve guard • NHRA.iiual«yinjlotU.S.N» rs S » £ T s £ E , acquired from Phlladcdclpfiiain a 4M\ Um & M-Cia Ckn a aichrival is nirvana. S J l i tkirals.ESPII2,UiJ>.>idrt Qolf M1D«I0^****^'«SS5« . a t kH . B30|U». SMd >0 2 1 KMd 1110 to next year’s soccer chorr\ampl* exhibition loss to Sl Louis.L He ' ), • European Masters, filial ■—" S ' onshlp in Germany after ai will not be cUgH^lc :oto practice - • • American Lb Mara Sertes. Sr; |!!! K f.!!;! round, TOO, 6 ajn.. bcatinR Mexico 2-0 Saiuniiur^y during the suspcnsiiision and 'u Grand PrholMosport, . n i ^ t inanks to goals byy S(Stevo may not play until thehe O c t 16 ■ i s E i i ; i • LPGA. State Farm Classic, S ill: S !!!!■'■ ' . « snED,lpjn. AMia 4 I I 2 IMP 0 0 0 0 R i^on and DoMaicus Deai m o S J ' " ** I (inal round, ESm2. neon SSTT" ^ y n l ^ t « L M m • • NextelCup.SonyH0500. K .'!!!!.! 5K 1!!! Qvc minutes apart in ihcie !stS- ^**Vermell said LatogM n H W - • PGA Tour, Deutsche &ank WMnp 2 0 0 0 Ha«« 3 0 10 ond half. that Welboum lost anala p p c d o f CMM 71 M iO 1S .NK.6PJB. . ifeMr(i> 1 0 0 0 ctiMp 2 0 10 S l ? ! k a a r ' CM .«) 10 Champion$hl|>, third round. sawp 0 0 0 0 YjMia 0 0 0 0 9lXMr>l.mifOMiM7 The quick strikes, aftcafter a Ills suspension, tMM 17 n 48 II st half. EricW arOeld.astartarting cor- ABC,3pm * S,SSS?=*L?J? sloppy and th ip p y first t Baseball lifted the Americans IntoIto die ncrbacfe, already has ha been • Oiampions Tour. Rrst Tee. S2S D*-S«i On I lC«-Sa< Dm la UM» 32-team tournament with v suspended for the firstQ four • RedsatB(we$.TBS,llajsajB. . Open, final round, NBC, M12»-u{m D4|. CAM ni three games lo spare. It wasbvastlie gam es for violationin of the »-CtOTMkt 111 » - ( M a a a i^ fawCahilaKui'’ • Cubs st Pirates, WGN, apjB. CM4i,te7>mga3 first time since 1934 lliathat the league's substance abiibusc poU* Americans were ilic firstst leam it cy. '^ " ’‘rrrrT io mom U.'f« i«mo 11:30 un. inlo the World Cup forr NorthN( pjL T e n n is IIOTUR • Yankees at As. ESM,e pm HWMmlRMIO S I I I 4 and Central America andmd the B llcopter M m IWM1MI a loacn ID Mil tui tMnu 2 1 0 0 0 1 Norman lends hell IU8»* g w < I 0 0 0 0 I Caribbean. •' U.S. Open, men's tliinl and CmLI'3 41.1I 11)2 StoiMnCdai«mi7 ? s ? S S S i.» It's ulso llie Tiflh straiiraighi to Katrina relief effortse Basketball MwaOI.IMOT&XMO S H l ' Z t Z " " women's fourth round. CBS,. ^ I 'o \ I World Cup appearance for (he NAPLES, n a .— GiGreg Nor- Americans, who are ranked ran man is lending hiss personal M IM imi 1MII HOOp) WM «o t 9ajn. * « » • WNBAplayoKs.DetJO(tat SGrwl5X’fflSr»Si-v^ G o l f sixth in Ihe world, one spotipotbe- helicopter to die HurrirricancKa* U^MMUV^(C<»I74LI74L Connecticut. ESPN2,2 pJiLun. • U.S. Open, men's thirt and ctrn^ioum m - hind Modco — for now. trina relief elTon, justst ias he did T-2a*-ste2(iijeei N T wtM O m M> a OMM Oe a women's loufth round, USA, FkttTeeOpan ThewinavcngedaZ'lI lo:loss in after last year’s destiucuctive liur* iciia»« ROCHES It. OOOOCWI Mexico Cily in March andnd |gave ricane season. Rwtball Spjn. LMMOaU^ ^ ^ CCUIWOO^^ ^ ^ n m m m Uii m ALBoxm American go;ilkccper Kasey Ki N onnan sent tlie helicopterh kSSSm^iSSi KcUer his 50di career vievictory lo the greater Lauisl:islana area • ^fcstVliginia at Syracuse,, . Voilsylrall •t k ■ tti I i H l H l l i s 2 S 2 2 5 T * ” for Ihe national leam.m. The Friday, an d said it wiiwill remain 4 0 10 Utmm 4 'ooi0 0 ABC,U:30Lm, lost to in service for as long lo as a Mdl 4 S I I CMg» )1 United Stales has noi lof 0 0 0 . Louisville at Kentucky. ESWim , ■ airago Open, men's itoni* HMMI »»-l3S tI Mexico on American soilall sinces month; I Ils nllot. Garary Hogan, MJ«na oteo 3 0 0 iws" > 0 0 0 M ?a 1232 msblp, NSC, 11:30 U l r ? a . SStS! :!; 1939. and has not yieldedJed any will Dy medical sup(ipplies and ■Uif 4 0 0 0 Zm0 0 Swd 2 0 0 0 3 I I > SSS — M4(» 1 0 0 0 vu>0 10 11 a s : , , . S2 :;!i 3> goals in dial spani cither.LT. oiher items Into tlieI region,rt „ ba«r«9« 7M»-l]l 4 es north of DMe 000 . MM.HM <7-71-131 «1 oilier point in ils finalal ilirvel land, atwui 90 miles feM -rstssioT)#071 S S w .Ill 72-11 S $ I 9 . JmTTOM »7&.l» -i ny 2006. Miami, w is damaged.*d by huni- itofMu I III X«n r ei K>-T>iiM> BI1ra Orm IJ 0 0 0 0 j J y n S H i i »waFW« 7247-ID \ games lo make CJcnnany 2 s I AM.BM «»7a-1» -ii canes Frances and Ieleaiuie last '*** PWMCtMn »71-1]0 i e ao DwSr«L'io.iy ‘ ^ ^ ’ J! t e 7 * looSS^ii I Beyer outpoints year, lie lent ills heliieliCopier — J E-OolJi*CiM®.Str.mOIM»*» 7247-l» i .. which can carry ab(iboui t.000 I aMl.Cca*>i2l0e-U4VoM4. Onajt/n M-7}-l» i ^ ' ifcS»iS?5wSJm*^TSm*nsr- S :! Is j : i I i 1 s i* CaMiiTfr-AMtliSlMnmSMnl. D»Ptn 7MB-1* iI Sheika to retain titlelie |K)unds of supplies andar shuttle • W <2^ C J I 0 0 c SW 110 0 0 1' j(Siai«.ci7).i*iB,m4Man.‘/- Bl!iU.IN — Gcrmirm any’s small groups of padadiinis and , lPQA«tata ftm Ctaule ove/yeiTorL f ySra^M I r 2 I I I Afarku.v Ucyvr succvasfuil)fully dc- jnodics — to iliea'cov I » & 7 0 ? f I ; s :■ l-mergency ■ K sSirV '-.'-^- s s s ,, m tJ h S o c u fcmled his WBC super si The Federal Hn Sram u n o u«»iu iSn tkt «W9 cy contact* w I 1 J t 0J f; utiow-<«m.r«*e» 3 i 00 •* mma 3 o j 7 orwo 4 1I iI 0 M »d 4 110 WQill 4 1 ]] K »—iwLi’- U .'' M»Wo I 7 COgaitD] I ;J 7 1 IW I«w Ufohwat.riRjw NMtniti 0 0 0 0 OOW» 3 I 7 kMI«>t< IM74^-n' tI Sheika lost a litlc flglttIt forfn the supply fuel. YMiei7.AT>lETKae Una 4 0 0 1 W-nt 4 > I k s ;.!i! s;,!!!! IW f fcM U-71-71-207 I ' wwvcn OMMO WUIU7UM|U40 •) k B «l kHt PQAOMitache w a n tr Ueyersaid. lead after wamvui-up racing AMS llll NMit« 4 0• i : i c/isifEjli!0 I 0 UVa;« 1 0 0 0 imaen 0 0 0 00 ActnM 10 10 XIIW* 40 10 ji(bi« 4 t I ] Hfmd 3 0 0 110 tMcap 0 0 900 iMsnd 10 10 OOiSH >110 i BankChamploRihIp MALMO. Swedenn —■ Ameri- r 01 v*mp 0 0 0) 0 uw,a 1 0 0 0 Hfranw 10 0 0 ! ! ! S U S , ‘, S ! ^ ' * ” Canada, U.S. win to • ca's Cup defender• Alindil/ of ______ELHHS:!!.! I______-U .S.-chal------~ C n a 4 I I 0 ieXMM} 0 0 Swiizerland-and-U l«) TM ’ 84 I 4 Ilf 7irsril'iv t H i'i I reach Four NationsStinai li icigcr BMW Oraclicle Racing ‘S '" al i Wmm >io. . .t . D»-aa«mi2lOft.««ra-4 fjot 0 0 0 0 CiMiai I 0 iMYM enegoao-? !)•«- I IIAMEI-NUNNA. filllmnland — were tied at tlie topI ofol llie rank* 9 u £ l S 1 Icnny I*otter scored iwiitwice 10 ings after tlie seconimd of diree E-«Mri (7) V-M« «m’i . 0*M 1 CS-»ttmin.i»Miwtf-«ic(*&m ;».4*ri7nuc«n2i]ni«-n>,9. S.iillS^iil m> co>9«i77i s&->)fi«<4i)cs-t»* OMa 1 I 2 t MPwp 3 0 2 09 TfflPwwe tM6-1M 4 ies pasi days of fleet racing{offMalmo. o LM-Hh 'Wt 1CMMI Pnee * 0 10 tKNBp 0 0 0 0 lead Ihe United Stales II n >«-JAMI {» »-UN» (I) MM • ” 0. . I.•0 »«ip 1 0 0 9 CCimp 0 9 0 00 rSmmmt »«-<}4 4 Sweden 2-0 Sauirday. setsending Sweden. OOOO Noen^lOOO0 MjSMM |74«-l)l 7 .. Italy’s Luna «.• *> ST'-” !«; t ! J0 3,; • s^** ei-it 4 4 J .' C«Y» 0 0 0 0 >4M>« 0 0 0 0 CIP««rw eM»-11i -7 the Americans to ihet finalfir of After tliree races, li M W M I S 0 0 }J 1 J2J> . 0 0 0 0 ( 0 igono 1 0 0 0 anciK i o oo0 »4»-l» -7 the women's I'our Nation;ions Cup HoSa Challenge wasIS third, and UMiO< 10 0 0 * 25S1. SS::* :{ against Canada for ihele ifourth Emirates New Zeacaland and ’ " ss^r'*’! * ; i i ' E ' " ’ MMP 0 0 0 0 MUMtoW r4»-1» -7 Spain’s Desaflo Espspanol 2007 S .J I :; f"! i! ! i Mvtm »4*-ia 4 straiglit year. Orwi untu 13 11 i ' OMwai I-) I ] ] I Vto«wi3 I 0 0 0 0 01 a r ' . . . .1 6*|U«.W 72«4-<3i 4 Canada heal host FlnlaInland 6- were tied for fourdi.h. Tlie scries ” I iKvn»-«t>f*.rnUcCMMrntO«a3«a Ua I I 0 0 0 I tM*-1» 4 I Sunday. ‘ itetrnri 1 MM0>2CaOOO«OP1-« I earlier at Taini)en.* inII itsin final will be decided on Si S ..J s s s s iSmLt S«‘IJ 4 lound-robin gome. Theh e prid* ITie raccs are partut of a series Koji-aicosjw r c»4»-i» 4 Km I Si]> 1 • I k H « t I ( RonCMmw s «M»-i]> 1 power-ptaygoal in 1U;20.20. sulis o f diese raccs:es will help Ptaaa 4 1 ] I OBMa s1 0 (0 0 Mra n U $74 . 1 t l M , 7I40-1J7 i itlon for the Min 4 0 0 0 M a 4■ 7 2 :3 ' W«MiMW 73 «3 ur Correne Uredin scoa-dred twice seed die competitlc . EuaMM S 0 1 0 Txwd 4 0 0 0 I CirttJjn Sillj! .1 10 lead Canada. Kiilie Wc;U'cadier- 2007 challengcr trial:ials. ts;sE '. ss.i> 0 0 0 ^ I w ‘J &*»<» 4 0 1 ' ftgjeS 3 0 10 S “ ‘* ^«a1t 4 12 0 E>crt» 3 0 9 0 I IIWWWH t7-7».l}7 i ston. jayna lleffurd.d. Gina Alinglii. llie defenending 2003 2 JJ* J 0 0 0 41■ 12 : I HmTM M N ill I»» irxa 5 0 10 ftv»i II 7iiFiinn < •1 2 3 CM»M Kingshuiy and Cillianan Apps America’s Cup Chanamplon. has n a 4 0 1 0 0|i<( ) I ' 1 0 ’ S!^?SmT^ ■ tU jI!" 4 I I < I IT I ta C« sp: ii;! s;’ ;;;!1 1 jE/iam 72J1 llll I ftv d jn 7147-ia 4 also scored for die Caiiaiuiadians. dom inated the one-on-one or jE n« J0«0 fnr«e <« ' , „■ rS«c 3 0*7J «-!«» 4 0 202 0 tadv I > 0 0 0 I I I w>w>un) (TTi-ia 4 W l l s r 5 s s « I M t a t 724t-m -4 Jieir pre- match races dial anarc also t>art 2r/!S?SK 5 J?i ' 'V Hm» 4 119 twyAt 4 0 10 CCMn 1 3 3- 3 0 0 who won Jill tha-c of tliei ai «• o S ^ « S S?' ?; " Zvtmt J 9 0 0 O-Mt 1 0 « 0 I DnyO* »:o-m 4 liinlnary round uames.». of tlie seric's. \vidi1 22-straight: £ s i . 5 i . i r Cram t7 7] «M X 9 9 lcIo*l4J 1 0 0 0 0 2 fatur> a m in! I Xj S S a , ; ! !00 ! leP-tiMMiiPwetBiwnwanM ' ssa^r sts i Canada is the defeiefendlng wins tills season,1. However. 0 0 U.pwt »q»i«.[d>ikra»t.ffil.OK«0* . WET !S3 : I<3ur Nations championion after when all 12 boats> rrace at die s ’- ““T l «1 • , S ’ iiii00 cm.teMJirdMTMPWtaM I M ibM 7I47-1M 4 edging the U.S. loI \\1win lasi sam e tim e in fleet racing,rai com* n.um StftMjg U 17I SW - MWp 9 0 0 0 I-3MIUOOM1[43iM Oougtm «*79-i]l 4 nS21 >' ’* tt) ' DnUp 9 0 0 0 ScetOuBdVMM 47-71-1M 4 year’s tournament in Lake peiiilon for the totop spot is OfWncK 10 0 0 I’lacid.N.Y.Ilie UnitedJSiaiesis Si; ,ougli. -» rr~ s s a iW TcM »4 114 TOM a i 0 2 o o t b a l l !! F the reigning world chan MnMUI>«tJI> I t : ' " a iM 0CBB0II0.4 - H i g h S c h o o l laniplon, 2007 Americalea’s Cup will S ! “J " HMCT 010001(00-2 CCHltt having beaien Canada Drgw IJ 0 0 0 0 t-tr « ^ l’7l0»-$ll«.t Ke-W'' ua Football Ida in a be held offValencia.ia. Spain. 0 > C7ags&MI»t>curS lOe-a la* ». Ma*»i 7 »-Oiw»ur«iw CMCMMSlKC««iitZ7 penally shoi sliiioioul iniinApnls i».h»mwOlI.Ure|ll| SoiiTlKl-^ 0ora»X.JMi13 tM31.CMRilO s„>.i;;! 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^ ■ N c 0 . 1 u s e ! r o u t s H aa w a i i , 6 3 -■ 1 7 1 HONCNOLULU (A P)-H eism an TD TI passes. Jason Avant had1 nirnine quarterbacks, md a Heralded freshmann DeSean; TYophyy winner Malt Leinan rocepdons ro for 127 yards and score. H an had 27 carriesi andar Jackson c a u ^ t a 3I-yanaid touch* I tlucw fcfor 332 yards and three sc Longshore, toudidcdo\vns, and top-ranked ran ra for more dian 100 yardsis ffor down pass &om Nate lo die slxdi dm e in his last de lrttg on Calls opening driva-e. Jadcson 1 Southercm California staned its th th-quarter • l l l | j y | | | H | | Quest forathirdstral^tnationalfoi games. gt He even caught four foi also returned a fourth punt 49yardsforascpi» re as d ie ! , chomplcpionshlp with an easy vie- pt tumed d i e ; toryoveiverllawalL *’* S S ^ W o ^ K ^ a d 148 yards yan Golden Bears finally tui rushing and a TD for• theU mismatch into a blowotiOUL Dwayayne Janeit cauf^it three a ididonally: touchdcdown paisses for USC. In- Huskies. H I>hll Horvath was 17-wdcr diat helped 2521 for 200 yards vrid) J ' against die Division II-j - A ^ o r . ^^^■§■■■1* Leinanrt break Carson Palmer’s Intercepdon lr and a fumble.' nets even before LoLongshore, u s e record ie< of 72 toudidown rious ankle; s.Lclnannowlias74. went down with a serio posses. 1 No. 6 Ohio St. 34, Injury late In die Qrst ha:tioll ■ Leinalan. wiio sat out die fourth p^, Quaner,er, looked poised and Miami ” (Ohio) 14 sharp,, goingg< lB-for-24 with scor- COLUMBUS, Ohio —■ ltd T Notre Dame 42, Ginn Jr. caught a 42-yard touc ingpasstssesof22.28and67yards. G S '* No.23Plttsbuigli;i 2 i ; down pass and Dome Whlu: ' The big)ig lefty, wlio shocked the d rady Quinn; all world by. passing up a retumed rt an Iniereeptlonin 26 PmSBURGH— Bta< football iois-p^ect; x> to be die fini pick in die yai^ y: for a score as No. 6, O^Ohio ran CharUe Weis’ Patriot chance I version o f , i ^ t to return for Ills senior State S' beat Miami of Olila offense like a college w N R d ra louchdown; n.isnow2fi-lasastancr.. Justin Zwick completed 17-of-17-i Tbm Brack leading tw affS&BaJwwffiw &ea.son. adog Notre; n te; \Warriors (O-l)'kcpt it re- 23 2 passes for 155 yards and a drives on live of undeid touchdown widi one interetereep- Dame’s Qist sbt possessssionsSat-! speciabable until the IVojans « It of No. 23; erupteded for four touchdowns In don. ti tailback Antonio Pittmttm an uiday In a 42-21 rout ( lird quaner, including two gained g 100 yards on 14 canarries Kit that was over by hallalfdma tlie tliir !Ctively die; s in 10 seconds, to take a and a Ginn had five catches for 75 Pitt^ defense, cffect jH U flB E H H .scores i ■h allowed! 1 lead on die way to their yanls y and his score. same as that which Ohio State (1-0) harassrassed neaxiy 420 yanis per gamega even- 23rd stritnilglit win. >eason.had; I Miami h quarterback Josh Bettscttsall while going 8-4 last sea s . The no answer for Qulnn^s* W d s-d e-; atu;day In Norman, 2 Texas 60, >]day, sacking him five times. 1 T«xu Chrlitlan't Quincycy EButler tacklfts Oklahoma tunnininlns back Kejuan Jones (20). Satu; NO. 2 RedHavAs (0-1) netted justust 48 dgtied Cve-nK»lver seisets, screen- backs, and: Okla. TCU upset Oktahomtoma. 17-10. Loulsi;slana4^ette 3 yanls y on 30 rushes. passes to running ba dirows to big tight endids isolated AUS1STlN.Totas—Vmce Young / for three toudidowns. ran f against small comerba) No. 10 Florida 3 2 , ^ ive lun the . m other and No. 2 Fexas » — Q u ^ couldn't haw Wyoming 14 Irish offense m uch beijctier while d at least 60 points for the ' 3 yards and straight season opener, GAINESVILLE. Fla. — Chris Q going 18-of-27 for 233: iW O O H passes twotouchdoi^' Soo]mer S ner 1Jamanaal Charles set a Texas Leak 1 completed 26 of 34 pas bcshm.m an debut record iviih 135 forI 320 yards and three touch*tou i rushing and scored a downs, c broke Steve Spurri' N o. 2 5 V irg in ia 311, 1 school record for consecut idoNvn for tlie Longhorns. • s S “ *;5 W . M ic h ig a n 1 9 i d N o . V O k ll i a h o m a g was an effident 13-of-15 ' comc pletions and led No. H o m e d Frogs F upend IE . Va. — for 17373 yards in die first half as Florida } to a victory over o CHARLOTTESVILLl 5 built a 39-3 lead. He con- W^ming \ in Urban Meyleyer’s Marques Hagans dithrew one J ’) — TCU chance with 2:05 2:0 lefl. but canies and giunedgiii 7 yards on a T a a s b Iran for an- NORMAN, Okla. W ’) - Id \vlth Naie Jones on a debut < with tiie Gators. touchdown pass and r came up witli its biggcsigesi upset Thompson — who wl replaced pairofreceptitptions. ^ neaod stake-prone ly showed the run- 10-yarcud TD pass and hit dght The offense sputtereded at other score and mlsti in 45 years, stilling Heisman Ht 2003 Heisman winner w Jason He briefly s ffplays V ir ^ d ld m o s to fltstsscoriMin : rf)n — fumbled ning abilityr tliaitli made him the end DavidDa Thomas for nra more times, t but made several big pi hopeful Adrian Pcicrsoirson and Wliite tliis season ns on ^ e first 17.5 m inutessin i b e a & g •n play with 1:03 Heisinanrunnmner-uplastyeoron irom2(20and7yards. and £ scored touchdowns beating No. 7 Oklahoma3ma 17-10 on a fourth down f ) Chad Western Michigan, Dmed Frogs re- tlie openingg drivedi o f the second ducc passes from Leak to a Samrday. left and the Horn nlshed VAstem MichiganI (((0-1), play- I out the clock. half. He an ran six times for 43 N o. 3 3 Tennessee 17, Jackson. The receiver finisl -e Gunn thre\v forr 22*226 yards covered and ran oi widi> lOcatchcsfor 138 yardsd sa i n d Ing Its first game uncinder coadi he Homed Oklahoma fansns qulckJy filed yards and w-cntwxi untouched on. ||> p . atouchdo\>T)osiheJ 110 added ; a 5-yard scoring runlur In BUI Cubit, looked nod'jdilnglikea Frogs (1-0) handedIC stunnedthe SI out while TCU flayerspla; gathered an .11-yardd touchdown run • osingstieak. JOXVILLE. Tenn. — N a 3 die I fourth quaner. team ona lO-game los ______Sooners.lOzDJheirJiretfust home, J3y_tlie band forr tlthe fight sbng around the2 right rii end lo bring KNC lessee survived a b re scare—— -Wyoming (0-l)reliedonfr£i&esh— Robbie Haas vtfas brimUliant. com -.------loss since 2001 and theleohlyloss oi amid'the cheers> ofoi two sections ■ the Soonerss within wl 10-7. Garreit — Tbnnts sses for 271 nst UAB when a fourth- man i running backWVnd SddonSdi pledng 33 of 49 pass In Septem ber underider Bob of purple-clad •rogsFroi fans in the HonlCTtiedthj the game wiiha21- agoins J yard field goal goa nvc plays after downn from Darnell Hackncy because 1 of knee Injuries to IvanI yards. south stands, Sloops. Harrison and Joe Harris. SeldonSel< came on a Tlie H om ed Frogslasi'beataFro Peterson was!-ashun. sailedd over< Lance Rhodes’ head, 1 The decisive score can ^ g the Valunteers to open ran i 18 times for 56 yards. San Jose St 35, 2-yard run by Robert;rt MerrUI team so higlily rankedrai on Oct. The HomednedFrogsstarte-s in ,{ 1-0) struggled N o rtlIhem Illinois 17 The punishm ent stem s frorIrom an moments later as diethi Spartans and two louchdcnv-ns.s in his first ______v.iih the spre.pread offense Gundy . NN ARBOR. Mich. — Mike! ongoing InvestigationI into ushered in die Tbmeney era widi - game In nearly two ye ...... Tuis implemt.•mcmed since l a ^ g t ran for 117 yards and aI NCAA rule violatTons allea l le ^ g an Impressive defenslislvc effort. liC S Montana 55. No. 22 Boston Colfei >•...... -;.ef for U*sx*s Miles, but ustd a :iidown and had a 34-yardI die players misused a book>okloan Brigham Young20-3SatSaturJaylo FOft LewlS [)0...... f,Nfj-quarterbcrback system to win reception * to lead No. 4I program to obtain textb-ear after stoning 10O Bg ajim in issesforll7yardsand are scoring 19 stra l^ t points A&M’sKeonGaldicri:r Intercepted 2003 before missing!ll.L tl» 'rad(i( HiUi2.-= or Bl yards on nine ^ tie opener for bodi schools, ' No. 19 CalHbmla 41,I diree passes and rerm m e d one the season witli a hanland inpire j, Redshiri freshman h e Huskies (0-1) ran for 211 . for a toiiuhdown forir diei secdnd completed27of35pas'[lasses. Boili , id ran for H2 yards on is and ducw for 200. but losl Sacramento St. 3 straight -veek to h dpIpWesiTbms ntral 37-6 on his toiichdo>%Tis camen e on^ pass- „„undin« 'jf i'.r : m™ . r fumbles, direw an Intcrcep- BERXELEY. ColiT. —- Mar-1 A&M heat East Cent) 23Vard lob to brother es to Chris Miller 10 to kad lilt ri.f; jjj va/ds J . f i and had a field goal blocked.L Shawn Lynch mshcd for 147 Saturday n i^ L Eagles past the CougajURa/s in Ihc hdll IlH- j ji '.',n Lljuan WooU)ods on Oklahoma 7 led the nadon by losing,g. yards and a score, andd 19di-1 Last wedc. Galdierler had three season opener for both«I Hcaira l„ I'Jsi 12', loiil ‘ila"-''' si possession of tlie “ y one fumble last season. ranked California beat inieicepdonsandtououdidown In BYU lost for liic 111 ill IhsIralBlll Ur,.-. a.Aswi im.i ;ilf erased the Bobcats' Michigan's Chad Herme wass Sacramento State dcspllelie a tu- die Buffaloes' 90-21Ivkaoryover v dme against a rankedidoppoitnil o sinniajia unito■m,n r,nlv I.nct. id-" liallimim ie lead. of-3l for 227 yards and two3 multuous afternoon forar threei New Mcxico Highlani seusoiison opener rcaciiinK thi; (>fin'/zlv ly-vatd Moiilanala Siaie (0-1) threat- . since 2000. ' lim- late in liie firrijsihait. ■ in the fourth quarter. j John Beck compleiweied-llofW |;,son WashinlUlKliin n a s ml- homa State forced a ^ankees tie(edfor A L\w i l d c a r d !lead passes for 330 yurtls5- — a l l bui il pressive in hisis dtliui as (,m. P“ '>' '''''•■nlen defensive tackle ------ofihe-Cougaxs'JUfl^yiu:yiird.loiiiL— quiinorlwtkH.orEoniiiltunK-llHif— Sroiih lackled ju stin . __ )AKLAND,-Gallf.-(AP)------— Dyohiiback-to-backsobsik>shots._naii.Rcds^r3.Saturd iday-ntoLlo _____ k for a 6-yard loss on While BYU seemedled to retiis- 17 p;,sscs for 17‘i17‘! vaids and m o iloinlntck f( ron Small replaced injuredd andtiieChlcagoWhiteSoxSox beat move 20 games overcriOOforthe cover the short passiS in Ihe first ttmtlidowns. ihird clown, n onc the Cowboys 39. ke Mussina and pitched Illss die Detroit Tigers 6-2 SatxSaturday first time tills season3n. game under offensivevecoordina- c Skyh;iwk.s (itii:;|uarterhack Man ;*lie HolKal.s:al-s never got the ball first careerT nlghtfordieirtiiirdstraighiight win. tor Robert Anae. the Cougar .(imifrre/ ctmipinpleicd lO-of-lH shutout, andd Rockies U , DodB dgers 1 na Slate's TYavis Lulay defensecouldneverqurquiiefigure p.„.,es for fil yiiyitrtls while Joey Momana : 3 f-34 for 205 yards, but i- Rangers S, Royals 3 DENVER — —TTCfllVsrti CriV, Mo. ■=“Joan~‘Kim~won” back*to*l ------In a 12-play. 80.yardrd tdrive tliat.-fenu*w ilh eij^iihi tucklts.1 - — iiLs tumhle i t*c-ntn homer to help the le tliird quaner ended t Dominguez took a no-hl)-hlt bid “ for only die secondid time in his put the Eades un 17-3 17- on ilie M ontana plaplays at Oregnii lale in the ll w York Yankees move back M ontana State'soniyoiherscor-Sta 5 into the seventii inningIg SSatur- nujor league careei:er, and Brad first play of the founl□nil quaner next Samrday. 0 a dc for the AL wild-card inofthe Hawpehitathree-rurun hom er In on a 4*yard pass from□m Poner to ingtlireatinllnihesccondhalf. “ day n l ^ t In his fiftii start < d w llh a 7-0 victory, over the' season, leading theJ Texas afJve-mnfifdilnninjIngtoleaddie Miller. c* i c Donovan'unWood-s’ll-yardnin kJand AlhleUcs on Saturday. ,uin..dii„, M ahom a^t, ::owboys' first posses- Rangers over the Kansasksas Citv Colorado Rockies o'over die Los EC convened on th X ’ oq the Ccw Angeles Dodgers 11-II-l Satunlay. downs during the driwirive. Includ- M o n ta n a S t.t . 1 0 Sion off ihe game gave _ . R ojSs5-3. ing a short passiss to Will b-nLLW/MER.•R.6kia.-Dono- OWf^’omala : State an 8-0 lead, neaid Sox 7, Orioles 6 Blackmon that turnedted into a 25- v-an Woods ihnnin?w a touchdown Tlie Bobcaucats, helped by Lulay’s BCBOSTON — Kevin MUlar and^ National League Nationals 5, Phi!hllile8 4 , yard play. Blackmcunon. who ‘pass and ran foifor another score 37-yard paspass on a fake punt. Davlivid Ortiz homered os 1 2 in n in g s )-8 lead when Michael Bostiiston's bats recovered foUow-t Cubs 9, Pirates 5 moved comerbackc to receiver to help Oklalionoma Slate hold off took a 10-8 C a r,.. WASHINGTON1 •— Preston red from the 3 in the ing5arareoffnight.andthe a Red»1 pmSBURGH — C this season, finishedKi withv eight Division 1-M M(MoritanaSiate 15- Bass scored RBI single in X beat die Baldmore Orioles i t t a l S h WUson^j onerout HI catches for 100 yards.ds. lOinMikeGundm d /s first game as second quailuaner. Sox! ^ Zam brano beat th e Pittsl die bottom Of d iee : 12di ironing Pirates for the seventii con 7-63 Saturday.S off Aquiiino Lopelez gave the ^ live time over two sea V*ahingtonNationjinalsa5>4vic* ______DevsvIIRays 3 , Blue Jays 2 h d p ln g him self and the C Philaddphia Dawgs_ a go Cubs w ith two hils in TCTORONTO— Ttavis Lee hit a • ^ ® 9 - 5 Phillies o n Saturdaya y n i^ t. In victory Saturday. CoRtlmMdfrafflCl His guys muslUst have been lis- play, too.”I." go-ai-ahead, two-run homer in ■ said. "Obviously, wherhen you win. tening— linebaiibackerTonyTh^or TTie ^ms at one end of San- thee nindi t inning that led Ttanpa Cardinals 4, Alts t i o s 2 your confidence goesp e s up, and picked ofTZabrabransky's first pass, fordStadlurHum chanted'D.J.1D.I.! Bayily overTbronto and stoppedit a Marllns6,Mets4. HOUSTON — QChris Catpen- when you lose thereere is a little and Danncll EllEllerbe. Tta Battle D.J.!‘ A[heothcrend.thcB tthe ren- five-re-game losing streak. ‘MIAMI— M lgudC abnibrerahli ter becam e basone and Bobby Howry madede by tne Horida Marlins,ins, who injury to beat thes IHouston As- ate finally scored. dlnator V t e Maninninez to nut players,' Bluelie said. 'B ut this Boise State irowing ertora In the nindi in-n- beat die New Yoric Melsets5-4to tros 4-2 Saturday ni; spedal emphasisI oion getting gome will giveive confidence to Said SShe h ^ ^ . "It waa well “jjjing, giving the Miruiesota,ta give m a n a m Jack Md(e& H | ( Colts haiive eyes on( Patrilots as mud:h as diviiision foees INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Evenn I Much depends onDn an offense If Peyton I Manning doesn't that ivas Just 29thh in scoring irow for 49 touchdowTu again,. * J I * souilU T H and m anaged onlyjr 352 points In A ^id d even If his three (op wide* winning its first tnrcuee games of ms don’t each have 1,000 ■04, Uriless-Reggie'e VWliiahis, a | K . ; . yanirds receiving and 10 TDD APPrMKctlofts bust as a first .roundid pick a year Itches, the Colis should rompIP IrxManapolls (12-4); Jack- ago, or this year’s N'No. I choice, trough the AFC South. 71)6/1!'U . sonsvllle (9-7): Houston {W(86): Matt Jones, proviivide a solid. ced n reladvely dean slate Inin Tennessee (4-12). complement to JlirImmy Smith, le division as they pursue a ^------• QB Byron Lcftwid:ich won’t get betietter record than the PatriotsIts rious rebuilding won’t bebei a fac- the opportunity t oosho\volThis : nd, perhaps, a home meetingIg tor. arm. gainst New England In thele The Colts will be a factoictorbe- Houston prettyy much has layoffs. cause of dielr offense.. ShouldSI followed ihc earlyly expansion (jonsldcring how the PatriotsIts they get anything more)re from plan, and'inV car4,4, the Texans havave handled diem in lecentnt their defense tiian diee si strong clearly need lo haviive a winning yeaears, the Colts' best hope for,br, pass-rushing of Dwight D\ record. The ingrc'redients .are rteir first Super Bowl appear-U-- Freeney and Roben Madladils, it liierv. from u sioi:out coaching ancnce since die franchise was in justml^tbeaSupersea.«:a.wn for staff to a devclopi:ping quarter* Balllaldmore is simple: ^ (he P&tstts Manrting, Freeney and1 cocompa* b.'ick (David Canirr). running lnt(nto die RCA Dome In January.y. ny. back (DomanickIc Davis) and To do (ha(. Indy first m ustist Tbny Dungy made hisils repu- receiver (Andre lollohnson) to a horlondle the Jaguars andlbcans,IS, tadon as a defelefenslve revamped dcfensiise featuring wh'vho could be wild-card con*■n* mastermind, but outsititside of more speed, tenenders. Jacksonville sdll Is too00 Freeney , and Mathis,s, there A healthy QB SliSteve McNair, spcpotty on offense (o take very•ry aren i enough playmakeakers o n HH Chris Bro,wti anim(l a breakout criously, even though die de-le- his ctuTcnt defense. ' sea-sonbyVVRTyrorxjne Calico are fenense might be quiteite The Jaguars \wrp vastiastiy im- L*sseniial to puttin]ing togedier a forbrmidable. Houston, in itsIts proved in 2004. Can the]they take formidable offenseise under new burth season, is getting doserser the n<£a step, particularlyarly after coordinator Normn Cliow. Drew ■ to0 playoff conslaeradon. butlut losing four of their finallal seven Bennett was a ter:erriric second milnijht not be there yet games to blow a playoffoff b erth option receiver, bui)ut how vsiU he lennessee. In die midst ofse-se- last season? fare as die primaryly target?
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DENVER (AP) - This tiuly and a group of bbacks on de- wU,viU be die WUd West. Score- *»!-• bo;joards In San Diego. Kansas1 l / j r * w.I/VEST Moss feels he has h much to Zity. Oakland and Denver couldjld -K ■ ■ >f prove in his newIW home, and its quarterback Doug Flutia (2)) didrop* back to p u a during flritIt quirte;qi action of their Oi Naw Enfland PatrioU < sh(;hon out from all the points Kerry Collins \villi diro\vt to him prM«Mon f«n« i|alntalnilthe New York QIanta In Foxborough.Fo) M ua.. Thunday. 3eing posted. • often. Compleinericnted by.Ierry And If any of these teams fig-3o. San Diego (106): Kansaslas i City Porter and RonaldJd Curry, Moss lues out how to play defense—'Z, (106): Oakland (86): DenDenver could be just asi potent ] as he ihe Chargers are, by far, die bestest (7-9). was in MlnnesoULa. bet to do so — a division tideide L------Oakland also is$ cconvinced La* the da!iss of ishould come its way.______Fewjeams have^ beneimer set of Mont Jordan wwill be the Patiriots tl nlng’back'its ------Although the Raiders are (he[he lln^acken. Steve Foieoley arid workhorse runnl 0 dhdivision's t>est bet for major Imm - Donnie Edwards can plaplay any- lacked. But Jordan Jo: never provement In 2004, diey sdllitill where and do almost an)anything, showed that widinthe t lets, look like a .500 team. That won’tjn’t Edwrards will play Insldiside with Denver is hopirping for defcn- cut It against either San DlegGego Randall Godfrey. In frtfront of 5i.e line produciction from a ision 0dnce ajigain ior Kansas City, but it should get them is die underratedt^ Jamal slew of formerr 1Browns who divi; e. rarely disdnguishehedUiemselves ' Oakland Ot out of the cellar. wniiams at nose tackle, The Chargers Qgure (o buildilld Kansas Q ty will find 011 out early InQeveland. Thelellnebackingis 1 FOXBOROUGH.1. ^Mass. (AP) ■ I __ coordinatInator Paul Hackett \vas. on their turnaround of last sea'«a* vrtwther its defense is upiupgraded outstanding widihAl > Wilson and —With all Ihe emphaphasisonhow ■4. s If he’se’s 1healthy and on-target,- or son. pardculariy if quarterbadack enouj^i to bring it backick from a D.J. Williams, andnd Champ Bai- much the Ne^vEn^i g ^ d Patriots A E A S T PennlngKngton could lead a potent so Drew Brees remains at die hlgldgh distressing season. In thedbe open- ley is th e dl\IKislon's best }^oson. let’s ^ i f l i B^1 offense;e b bolstered by die reac* Di have lost in the oI&( level he finally reached in guldIld* Ing month, the Chiefss p play the comerback. If nolo t die league's concentrate o n vtlia\4iat they still ^ ^ quisitionion of VVR Lavenmues Ic' -and-the_addiltlon_of_TE_ ixu ^ §"t AFCiFC /ets. Raiders, Broncoss a:ana Ea- best LPndktleM______Colea.ani flg u re 'to ------But thls'teamn-doesn'fmake -i ------Id (12-4); New York Doug Jolley.)oU< Theam azlngCuhis V W( ^ t dtJe Ih nearly a decadeide;— g le sra ll" o fw h o m “ flgi Such as the best>est coaching New England ( die provide tests for die Konsansas City enough big playsrs oni eldier side d execution In (106): Buffaiiffalo (84): Miami (4- Martinncomesoffthebestofhis cc Brees Br is forttmace to have dit staff, sciiemcs and o league’s best all-around ninun- defiense. of die ball, and u:unless QB J^ike hakable quar- 12). 10 seasoiisons with at least 1,000 lei the NFL An unshak ning back, LaDainiarilan The Raiders have,ve b een Plummer becomtmes more con- ictlve running ' rushingrus after leading the nl terback. a producth 'Ibmllnson. and a superb dghIght . abysmal since winningig ddie AFC sistent. mistake;ces will mark backinhisprimc.adadceprecelv- his boss wanu 2eln In 2004 with 1,697 yards. I t end. Antonio Gates. His re- re crown In 2002. They (Tordon’t have Denver’s seasonn again. About a resourccfiil ~1 don’t ant Iked by Defensivo Rookie er Ing corps, and a r uitidpate any prob* Sparkct ceivers. particularly the stead]ady the look of a contender,ier. eldier. the only cenairtinty with the stars Richard lems. Eric’s be ! Year LB Jonathan VUma. ce detense led by.sta] been In the system." of the Yej Keenan McCardell, are tmderler- but have improved thadianks to Broncos is thatIt som eone — iney Harrison. Harrison says,lys. “We love bo th o f rapidlyly .developing DT De- K( S ^ o u r a n d Rodne; rated— watch for Eric Parkerirto t( . the additions of Randyly MossK' on .MUce Anderson,. mr ost Ukely — y, the confl- those guys to i e Robertson and. coming ra Plus, naturally. i to death. We have aU C vrayne Rt breakout offense, and Derrickk BBurgess wiU rush for 1,000X) yards. dence that comcses with three of the respedlect In the worid for off a footbot Injury, CB iy Law. die bi Super Bowl dtlcs in four years. Eric, as wellil osm Romeo.” lets^houilould be stingy. IndudlnE th e last two.twi BelidUck.c. fifor now, will over* ^ bbably a b not as stin w as the \ But to Bill Bclichlichick. every- see play-call:aUIng. with, nearly Bills, though, thoi who rarikcd sec* Y J e a r ______thingbegins&omscrsaatch.\vhlch unbeatablee quarterbackc Tom ond inn ddefense a year ago — could sound disingetigenuous&om Brady gettingng lots of Input they m i^ t miss NT Continue^ co from C l Chaigeis. meaning hee wwill miss tired after a seritries of concus- suchasuccessfidoiKoiganlzation.lt Brady isn’isn’t the best QB PatWllIlallliams. Still, with LB-nikeo llnson,^ Ed Reed, Donovan McNicN- tiieseason opener—a a scnns’up s( sions. isn't when dealing'withthePatri- wil around, onlynly the winnlngest ^ikes.s. DDBs Troy Vincent, Nate abb, Dauiite Culpepper. of major proportionss bby both Challengers to3 diei l>ats? ots. vs4io don't gett carriedct away New Encananawilltalceihat Qemenuents and Lawyer Milloy. • Veteran stars (Brett Favnivrc. the player or his agentnt andt the Buffalo and diele New York lets withthdrdynasdcnic r u a Corey Dillcillon was superb — there orelotsofplaymakers.m Lewis. w Priest Holmes, Curiiinis team. could i)C contendiidorsindievM-C ‘ I think itli along]ng process. It’s and unselfishIsh— In his first year )k for Willie McGahee to Martin. Michael Strahon) and am But ahvays die spotiiio d i^ t got East, nldiough dietie Bills will go at a long season." thehe icoach says, as the Pauioiriots’ prime rimnlng run the1C ballb as often as any half- rising jj. stars (Antonio Gates. BenBei back to TO. (luortcrback wldidl J.i’ Losman, -Tliere’U be things? ththat will hap- back, back ininti the NFL. at least eariy in Roethlisberger.r, Jonathan VUma!na). ”There are soldiers fightingQgl in who threw aU off fifive pa-vses as a on. lets QB Pen pen this year thatat vwe won’t be For the letlets to overtake the the seasseason, when th e Bills’ • Key players coming offtin- In Iraq right now diatt Im Ic e th e nwkie last season ning iiiick from able to predict nowlow o r projecL champs, theyley’U need a big sea- scheduleiule Is lightest juries ju or absences such as Titantans ram e of foodjaU." Lxnsiscnv said, nington is comii ,urger>' on his n ia t's just th e wayiray it is. Every son out ofif CChad Pennlnpon, No rpmatter now light or heavy QB n Steve McNair, Jets QB C3iaihad ^ e y don\ want to turnumtheTV rotator cuff sut team will go th rou u ^ th a t” who comcss offo rotator cu ff SUT- Miamili’s s schedule i i the Dol- Penninnon p, and Miami RiRB on esvw day and listen■ten to the dirowingann. as 15-1 List sea* The Patriots seen:»em more vul- gery, neverr a good thing for a phlnswiJiwillbenearthebottomof !Ucky\Vllliams. Or big namesJS Lin Philadelphia Earies andand Terrell Ihttsburcli was It hom e to die nerablc this yearu afteri losing passer. Thei usuallyu! precise Pen- the o\erwrall standings. There are new locales: Randy Moss5 inI Owens’ saga. Wc recoveijveringdie son. but lost at confca-nce tide coordinators Romeimeo Crennel. nlngton gets[!ts befuddled by the huge ququestions marks about Oakland. o Kun Warner in Arizonxina Phlladdphla Eagles more mo tiian 1‘atriots in the cc now the Browns's' hhead coach. Patriots and ifTensive line and at quar- andqj even 42-ycar-o!d Doug Flu-Flu we’re covering the Newrw England E game, id tends to play his the ofl^er i won't win 15 and Charye Weis (Notre(N« Dame), worst againstustthentButnenasa ierback.ck. Wliilc top draft pick tie tji returning to New En^and.d. Patriots and diey’re die die Super Tlie Steelers > s tr>' to exploit /er. is the real new cooi lie Brown is a quality • A league at die top of’ theth Bowl champions, a^ain as leains BeUchlck. however, oordinator, Mike Ronnie mcrienceRoi’lh- mastermind of thedtedefense.and Hclmerdlnge >ect, his lengthy holdout sports st world with a new m ultulti* Indeed tiiey arc, witil,idi a team someofUieinexpi iger. who won’t b e as prospect u in the pia\'nffs Eric M a n g ^ . who whi replaced conservativeve-and equally be- ^ d the lack of talent around billion b: dollar tdevision contnutract that apart from Bradyty anda Sey- lisbeiger showed 0 in till' Crennel. is well-verversed in vrtiat fuddled -— as form er him will,vill slow his progress. already oi complete and. peritaplaps . mour seems able 10to plug] in after going i:?-0 . ______;______Msoon, an extension to the labtabo r Interchantp b le 5 and ai \vin. season. Indianap'ipolis, with IVv- deal That's ih contrast to the tli If (hey dolt agalni tJieyleybecom e lon“ M.ini^Ing -coming-off c ------R a v e n sj^Steeiers , am 1 close race problems j of other league|ues: the first to \%’in four Supcuper Bowls nxord -49 touchdidowii passw. is iarBeipIslnl liie heavy fawritcite in tlic South. steroids, strikes, declining tektek!- In five seasons. /tliose bone-rattling lilts. f! BALTIMORE (AP)AP) — Even if I I apply tlu vision ratings. Ttiey won't talk aboiibout it. of Tlie>’l» c a m e'e\'enmoti*diui- c ■nierbacks Chris McAlister ___ the Pittsburgh Steelers Sti lose m. Come __ • lhc_promise_pf_lntriHi4iiulng couwe. ^ a c h Bill Belichick Bi gerous when they MgniHl three' m ore regire^ar-season ^ M j K V N O R T H nndsan,iamari Rolle form aa stingy- —rooidcs. rangingirornSm KMHm- W)hYaB6wirto'tii^L‘T»bn t:w djai 'defcnsi\-c tackle'!c'Cj)te\- Simon.------— , . ____ tiam es-tltan-thcy-d nboas-there^iSrKelly^iregg- M Elom o— lcfprtjri*iriiadtdHnhiR”tifter-4H* ------acom bo cisco quarterback Alex SmiU have the best *comlnfra topflight'nose' h rdy’eaHy’in” 'decririra ttfsigirafa rnuichlse ien“ ‘ son. they might ha ------isbccor tiie fl.'st player taken in I la a s t~ tiir w s tra i^ t Brady" :e. Plus, tliere's am ple mto campwasexdsedfromtm dietran - der. rccord in (he AFCC. ****i>Pr«»ctiont tackle. April’s draft, all die way down i Tlie problem Is thet Steelers, Baltimore (1( il. a _ fourth-rounder. Brandon1 Ja-Ji script ofhis chat widi1 reporters.rcj San Diego, a susurprise 12-J la.- Moss fromim Minnesoi.i, injury depleted andand'theirpass* oneortwop)Ie ... and we’re only AFC, where Bu QB Kyle Boiler Is a * Sdll. all that has been almomost fense) to Notre Dame.ne. Romeo The NFC oncereagaina.'cmsto 0 plays away from re- here, wt: ing game has spuneredspu with allymaklngi r question mark. totally ignored. Even the PatiloDriots C ta m d (defense) toI thetin Qeve- have far fewer goyard rusher Rudl Johnson >\4io ^ has monopolized the• air-oJ MVP of last Februaryary’s 24*21 pers, wWch reac 'a career year an d will l,000*ya sons ago. to re playo& o ut of the AFC North, be helped I standout receivers Chad wavesy since his heroeroic Super Bowl win over dieEthe an lt^ Bowl two seaso re is the pick. Porter, and err by a healthy Joey andison sta and T.J. H oush- performance , In the Super BowlBo< But replacing diemm tna>’t i.ot bound from a spipate ofmjuries to where Baltimore I emerging strorig safe- lohnsor Michael Vick and Pertiaps even moreore noteworthy: ty in Ttoy idzadeh. nearly\ h d ^ the E a ^ ovcover- be a joke. The offenshnslve gam e compete with M: jy Polunalu. and a mondza ikenoverfy Atlanta In die Soik)udi. Look for the Clndnidimad Bengals superb line i ie Bengals have gone 8-8 in come { the ratriots. He v>rantsnts a planiilng has been taker le anchored by Casey TheB 5toup.hcad:^_Mlnnesotaioo3oks Uke die dass — yes,theBengal5 to have a Hampton, j I of Marvin Lewis’ two se a -. new-contract;-he’a-criticizl] , Izlng—afbur^atflvBjnangroi I, Aaron Sm ith a n d each of 1 defensive of die North, w^ d i Green Bay winning record.^ ChrUHoke. •> as coach, but their last 1 McNablx ; he% in camp, he^» 0o ut ed by BeUchlck. a d< ■muchfromthe When ce. Ba sonsning as record was in 1990. l b of ( camp, he^ defying nis coacMch* spedallst and Indudlnidlng Brady, and Favre fadingig and Detroit ris- Dont look for mi gs m i^ t. In fact re in a total re- champlonshBaltimore won the wlnninjbeyond eight wins, the de- , who could be one of diediefew Q Bs ing. The Vikings Browns, w *o are i callhlsown benefit by die tralade that shipped under new GM carrira ishlpby In 2000, it was get ebey« has to improve, and ^But New E n id 's RichaJiard ofdiemodemeratocall building m ode imc jy a dom inating de* tense 1 Moss to Oaklandnd — addition by. Phil Savage andi c(coach Romeo fertse and r’re counting on Georgia Seymcur, < Pittsburgh's Hinlines plays. id a sharp running they’rebackers David Pollack and \ , th e . More important coullOuld b e the subtraction. espPHIIADHLPHIA (AP) - Donovan McNabb probabl;ably f S V APPrwlei could throw his passes leftleft- MM Philadelphiattla handed to ItmjU Owens, wivwlio New York {7 could cany a mirror downflchfleld Dallas (7-9) Wash- adjnlring himself, and the Ea- Ea f a s t (5-11 (^(*s still would winthisdivlsioriion. An cxagKcraiion? Sure, h Isnisn't ’— ------ju.-' that the liigles have ihlhe Plaxico Burress couldd b e a nicc bes' overall roster in the EasEast, com plem ent for tightIt c Jerc- fdle».: with Icadere. and an excelxcel* m y Shockey if he hasis I head also onsirai^t. I lent :oacWng staff. They als know how lo v*-in, and gettingngto t Parcells Tias some 1big-lim c the S.iper Bowl last w inter: wiwill playm akers in safeafety Roy bcaf-JTtherboost. Wdliams. running bacback luUus Besides, tlie other three divdivi- Jones, dght end Jasorson W itten sirin members are. at best. bes and. quite possibly, fir mediocre. pick DeMarcus Ware. He has Philly's secondary, ledi tby been unstoppable asLS a end Brian Dawkins and Micha:hael orlinebackerdurlngthi;diepresea- Unvis al safety, is the leagufigue's son. besi. leremiah lYoiter was, sen-sei Also, ihu CowbtysIS 1 have key H sational al middle linebackacker players widi lots'ot wt start- wBen Inserted inio the lineupup in m g vsitli quarterbac Drew midseason. Dtfensive erend Bledsoe and extendintling (0 wide Jevon Kearse should be m oreore of receivers Terry Gle a menace in his second seast:ason. Keyshawnlohnson.guguard Larry with tlie team, and tlie lineIne is Allen, defensive tacklickle La'Roi versatile and deep, even witwith- Glover and nose tacJackle lason ^ out Corey Simon, wlio was w Perguson. granied free agency Sundayly. One of the majorjor moving . 'The main headlines comiiming p ans in Washingtonin could be out of Dallas could b e whetlilether Gibbs, die francliise's rm ost sue- Bill Parcells will stick it outHI bbe- cessful coach In hisis f first stint. yond tills season if the Cowbcvboys Anotiier stinker like> 212004 could arc losers again. Same thingng Ifo r, drive liim back to Ton:'ony Siewan Gibbs in D.C. And fromn tthe and Bobby Labonte. itpm Meadovvlands. the focus \villviU be Running back Cliniiinion Portis ig h a s should get 1.200 yardards rushing dailnjttotoiitthquartir Friday'In It 1 on just how far lUi M anning t reakf the Uckle of MinnesotaI VIklnga'VI safety WlIHe Offord durl behind an upgradeded line diat Seattle Seahiwki*ki fullback Leonard Weaver brei i prt^*ssed. 11, on a field goal In the t o t five seconds o fth e g a n w . nki Barber, a superbb z all- has a healthy tackl'cklc In Ion s„ h |.. H u Vlklnilkin£i beat the Seahawki, 23-21, it few team s around back in his prime,, is lliet Jansen diis year. But f eccndy. and if die Rams remainlin zonel20TDs). idW H will be as dismal dirov (A!>) — The fash------I - I recc best offensive \w apon. and \ rowing It. ■ SX LOUIS. (AI* 1.500 team. Arizona could stealeal He'll work behind twiw o Pro lonable pick in ^ dic-NFC West V V AP prwUctlooi a -K Bowl blockers. Waller lonenes and smslobeArizona. St. Louis (9-7): he division. nci these days seems Only die Ea^es and Redskinsins Sieve Hutchinson, andid widi ing (0 be fashion- Arirona (&«): , y. ^thout M oss Were nol going n die NFC gave up fewer pointsnts streaky quartcrijack Mattatt Has* E v e n w i l 1 me Cardinals arc Seattle (8«)r San ' able, aldiough Ui han die Cardinals last year, andmd sclbect. J should reach die y u p c T IT 13-131., Arizona's unit is young andLnd rordicScahawistocoiin te n d , l o r t h theflrsttimesince_ {rowlng-qulckly._Top_crrofiec,tec Uicv must improve thehe pass Y i k i n g s a rr ( e b e s t i n N ( fcy\vurc9-7. ------' l-g ro i imwhen'diey \nirel Rolle Is d>c best coverver iTJsh— ahcaldiyCranlWM I strom ------I And an 8-81-8 record could Bulger long loi ago look over for Anl elr lack- MlNNEAPOUS ’(AP) —— (Oh. imcr. who is now widi corMmerback on die team, andI he might do d ial— and dicL >radlctton* sneak off wididi this,l weak divi- Kurt Wan me ling. The spccial teamsns have ■ for the days of the Black;k aand AP Pra< dinals. lasn't has c’'cn played a real game iota (9-71; slon. when: onlyg 49crs. for its rugged play and powe:iwerful Green Ba Bulger says of Jackson. If II die offense gets It done wrtdiridi place for die rebuilding w (4-12). P'cnty_ of offeoffense and jusi clown." B /cr- who won only two dmimes last defenses — remember :nsc to overcome In his sec«cond pro season.' "You Warner Wa and a potendally over i! d £ = n o r t h ^ enougli defensi of year and could be; hard- “Purple People liaters" and [>s—andovcrcome dve himtn a little bit of a crcasc. whelming wh receiving crew of ------— J any challenges- Anquan Boldin. Larry Fiogeraldraid pressed to surpass tlth at in “Monsters of tlie Midway?" Manz^ sometimes ■ his Ic^s aref so' big and he's so Ani f^dat* last two years, but novnowGM M alt coach Mike Mai anti Bryant Johnson. Arizonaona 2005. has become a far less Intimii him enough strange sidelineinc idecisions. strong dialdi he's tough to bring ant 1 draftee s figure Millen has (^ven hij sheshould challenge St. Louis. But Already, lop overall < ing place. Only the Bears fij Seatde seems•ms 100 fra ^ e and down." quarter- to nave a difTerence-makinging de- talent lo produce. receiving corps rem ains die die offensive line is sketchy and Alex Smidi has lost die qi In their With Boss Baileyyretu rt m in g to m ust prove: il can bcai the Tlie n? e In—backing-spoUto-IlmJi_Rattoy. ______fense. and the difference In I swcpi three meet- dynamicic as long os Tbrry Holt dioTunning the gam e mlglit b e in cm win join I'eddy Lehmanlan and Ear) Rams, who swg the hands and on die feet of a wliich says a lot about!,t Smid?s case will bcln helping them he Scahawks last and Isaaaac Bruce are around, the VO widi Holmes, die linebackickingshould ings with the rookie. M. Arrington. devdopm enl'so far. four games instead of two \ and Ratlams fans are excitcd roc lit nol be strong. Shaun Ro]Rogers is o n e year, Seaide need not vrorry aboui>oui The Nlncrs. for the firQrst time an offense tliai mi^it nol quite die Rams about Kevin Kt Curtis and ^haun 5 of the league's bestest defensive These are nol ils running game, unless Shauraun In memory, have no sustandout outscore the Cubs. inaied the early McDonallaid. Bulger could have its •d dieir tackles and James HallHa is an un- who dom inat Alexander gets h u n — or is stilstill receivers, though BrBrandon The Vikings recognized t a sciniillatingpass- more opiipiionsdianWamerdid Ale md ag- derraied end. The• secondarysc is decadewidiast dde Uoyd shows promise,, t an d an defensive deficiencies and and the marical Tlicyn/re excited about defense Slung sti by losing the rushing ddt up die inconsisteni. butI hliPS experi- ing attack am 10 Curtls Martin by a yardard. unreliable running gam g: e If gressively tried to patch up ulk. Steven Jackson in die desert.dc Indeed, die Cardi*. to ;ct. dial ence and some dcdepdi. D on't Marshall Faulk, Alexander not only is a primiim c Kevan Barlow can't sui)tay inter- holts. So much so. in fact, 1 ftulk as die start- nals arcu showing more signs of All Randy expect Detroit to rairank 22nd in has usurped ft rusher, but he gets inio die enden< cstcd. in trading star receiver Ro ing runningg b back, and M arc life in allall areas dian at any tim e ru Moss to Oaklajid. Miimesot;sola in- overall D diis year, ICS.TE M arcus sLsted on acquiring lineba[•backer In RB Kevin Jones. Napoleon 1 larris. And theleVikes \ Pollard and die cxciocciiing trio of ______haries Rogers 1 ^ 0 1 1 1 used the money they savc(ived on Roy Williams. Chai r b i t e b a -o£fcafti re Brett Favre l i n a g e hovhow a hcaldiy Car- without Moss, who averagncc was among the emerged. So did tight emend Icr- He does have'e som e good sion tnai oncc ) drafiec weapons in versaiil'alile RBAhman NFU> weakest;;est and now is o ne of m aine Wiggins. If top d: ilanta, which makes a TYoy Williamson mastersiers his Green, wideoutss JavonJj Walker die best. Atlani sealing Carolina — routes, he'll add a dyrdynam ic and Donald Driviriver. a n d TE habit of beat ilpepper. Dubba Franks. WhM iat he might winning nineline of die last 10 direat for Daunte Culpi - will be a tough foe who comes off a sensatisaiional not have is any proprotecdon from mceiings — w lowed by a mited line dialat Ilost depend- and dieir mmatchup on New year dial was overshadow I 10 end die season ------Peyton-Manning's-iccorcQrd^ct^ab1c_Ruai^. Mar«LTCO Rivera and jTear's Day lo MiCe m file to free■ee agency. cbulddccldcdc theI NFC Soudt:------ting season. leans also could chal- The Packers won't be; pushingpi Chicago shouldold have m ore NewOrlean vidcd it gets steadier the Vikings diis season.n. 1If any- luck stopping peo]«ople. It better, lerige. provide enRoethllsbefger(7) Is tackedId byb Carolina Panthers’ Krii JenknkiRt, 3RcxGrossman_ play from1 quartcrDack qi Aaron PIttibuibutfb Steelert quartetbMk Ben I ____ _ one docs - in - this -lackackluster— becausc with QB R and rookie K^^e B ^ks andid a“dangcroust pass— .duTlngtfie tin t quarter In Chat!latlotU . N.C.,Ttiur>day. . -group, ii-figuns to beB Detroit,D __hurt once again an •h. Sieve Ono'n siartmg, lheIhc Bears won't rush to owrccercomc unimpressiws ——^ guard Mike Wahle (s l^ c dlfit)m fit ■ In "Deuce • McAUlslister, th e ...... - ______w here an other coach. thc -sco rth o a rd - ^ e t o c k i n f r - -John— Sain tfr-have-a-mnningng-back to------— Mariuccl ison the hotI scaus© ------bcrUghtingTjpi^c l_ Gn;un_Bay)-Tind-ldcker--lol lot oflow-scor- Tamjia BayBayhasntdoncmuch— --APPwM«tlont— ^ — build around. He playoyedw lthan ...... The Lions haven't showlo w nalot Ih e y will lose a lot Carolina (106); At- « since winniniiilngdieSupcrBowlin *^chael Vick could leadid idie ankle sprain for muciiich of last of progress under Moo<[ooch die ing games. lania (10«) New lanuaiy 200:2003. ancf probably H R Falcons back to die NFCC tidde season, yet had 1.0741 yardsy and Orleans (M): * 1______won't CIO mucnuch diis year, cidicr. game, which they lostist to rdncT D sonthcgrouflund. Here* WR Price ssigns with Co'ow D oys ^ccachjojjIoIj i Fox never let the C Q)U ^ T H Tampa Bay (6-101. jPhiladelphia in January ceived a seven-yearir contraa •' Pandiers ^ve^v up even as so « Wldi dynamic players suchuchas extension and doesn'ti'l seem die — Receiv- receiver Quincyy IMorgan, who manystartcnrters were going down ------\flck. Grumpier and WarrGarrick type lo let it make himim compla- IBVING.TexaslAP) — I o. If DT Kris lenkins, theirr keyk players. Along whhfel- ’ er Peerless Price d(decided made the Tmal cutcuL a' year ago. 1: Dunn on offense, complemeiment- cent. 1 announce one WR Steve• SmidiSn and bolh cop low LB L Will W ldierspoon. SS 1 Saturday to join the Dallaalias Cow- Tlie club did ai c Mlnier. Jenkins ,and DEs 'ed by the steady guard KyrKynan Nobody can say diatdi about lincbacker Scoit ninners, DeShaun Dei Foster and Mike 1 boys, primarily becauscuse of the newxomer — lin« Fomey. fullback lusdn GrlC3rilQdi Ih m p a B ^ a s lo n g as s tthe sensa- is acquired from Stephen DavDavis, can smy o n die Mikee Rucker and. especially, 3 Is around. chwce lo be reunitetlied with Fujiia. who was a is Peppers, diis could be and developing reccl•cclver tional E>errick Brooks I ir a sixth-round field, CaroCarolina could be lulius X. and cor- quarterback Drew Bledstidsoe. Kansas Qty for i heiladous defense, Michael Jenkins, Atlanta shoshould He. end Simeon Rice, 2006 and a con- Philadelphiaihia's main threat in one hi barber and Price accepted a orone-year draft cholcc In 20( jm e of die odicr good play- be a winner again. ncriiacks Ronde Bai f(feVU U4 ¥ Eagless cut vet(»ran; NFFLsuspesnds thrcee on cuiltdown dlay n iiriiy ' ■ bnd-year' QB M atfMMauckra?*------sat out all of last son after beingbel sig n ed as a Cree- signciled in 20037iUtchle. whoI so^ti and signedTlast moriiH NEW YORK (AP) —•Itwascut- It V WiHiams. w4io sal I Philadelphia. well as five-year defensnshv tackle I the NFL It season, was oDldBdally put on the agent rookieikle b u t be a t o u t Palm er tu rn« s 31 tomorrow, had played down day Saturday In tht Oakknd and then the Ea^es.. >. Indianapolis, > meanwhiwhilL-. Mario l^tafehl was also suspension day. suw endcd list byby Miami, w hldi thisscasoa> a forO i missed most of last seasonI traded an undlsdosvd diaftaft pick'i Carolina cut veleta:tan punter- While veterans HiighEghDougias, h ^ known all1 ok)ngoi he would The Patricitrlots cut Tbnell, who but n h a knee injury. • to Tennessee for linebacbacker Ibm Rouen and putut running. Ion Rllchic and Scanin LI ^ e t a miss th e Qist four)urgamc& was signed2dlntheoflscasonaitcr li witht -he Eo^es also ^gned formerr Rocky Calmus and Dallaslas ob- back Eric Shelton, Its second* were released by RUlahiladclphia The Dallas Cowboys, Co mean* being aI disappointmentd in Thi which selected him Washshlngton wide receiverr tained linebacker Scott FuFujlta round draft pick, oron injured, and fonner first*roiitiotind pick while, signed1 wide i receiver Chlcaga wl reserve witii a brokennfooL f cut this we<* by w iththeeigh^Ihoverallpickofthe Damimerian McCants and actlvat- from Kansas Qty. David Ibrrell was let gogobyN cw , Peerless Price. CIJ ^ins re- Tennessee releaseded rurmln^ 2001 draftift. His fate m a y lu v e e d ppunter u Dirk Johnson fiom the; Among the other veterans En^ond. tiucc ployeis[sweresus- w AiIw Ul k Qiris back Jarrett I’ayton,' sison of the st-known players been deddid d e d Vi4icn th e te am physi/sically unable to perfomi list. leased were running back C pendcd for four gamesmes by the Some of bcst*l ‘backer late Hall of EamerWaltlalter Paytoo by the teams that tiadedlastws t w eek for wid e recd v - T hc e ssecond move led tp Lande*- Fuamatu-M a’afala, linebat NFL — Kansas O tyy ooffenshre released were by e tackle and Seattle released \viwide recehr-,: I per Bowl last sea- er Andre'D'Davis a from Qeveland. ta'siclelease. Nate W a ^ e and defensive tai lineman John Wclboum.um. Clndn- met in the Super e Tony Williams by Jacksonvonviile; er lerom e Patlion and ai safety.. id Duane son — NewV England and TheEariesid e s teleased tw o veter- “RtReleasing players that have nati defensive end rkcdtheiriallsoffforiheieam1 •. and wide recrtvt-r Kevin D>Dyson TbrrlelBicrra.TampaiBaycutvet- li ; acmons.*’and Qcvclontlonddefen- Philadelphia ans whoI nah a d b e en pla g u ed by -worfa 3ne of the toughest days forr andpunterChrisMohrbyWiyWasli- eran offensive linemanan Deirick'.; slve back Michael Jomesneson. And the New'rw York Giants re* injuries and 42-yeor-olu punter is on back Jesse Ptilmer, Landeta.osios they got do w n to th e m e,"!." coach Andy Reid said,I, ington; running back; NMike Deese. Wclboum w as suspeijpended for leased quarterbaj Kevin Pittsburgli released(xi vJide rcr-[ for his appearance season-opeijpenine 53-man rosier ecliolloing the remarks of 31 otherr Cloud and linebacker Ki four games for violatioiition of the known better for 110 also ceiver 1-red Gib:Ibson. its ision snow "The before thele deadline.di coadichesoncutdownday. Lewis by the Giants. w4io Icame's steroid policy.cy. ]Jameson on th e televisic id Mo^••‘'fourth•round draft pkpick, as well. ‘ n for anything he The 34-yei-year-old D ouglas. \vho LaiLandeta has been trying to0 signed kick returner Chad ^ ona Qemons wen; sususpended Bachelor” than f it ton. as veteran tight erend Walter, violation of did o n the Geldd duringd four sea- had 37 sackssad for Philadelphia, outlatlast Doug Flutle as the last for an unmcdOcd viol lyerln the NFL&om the USFL. Denver released Quentintin (Grif- Rasby. The DolphinsIns released mce abuse sons with th e team.tea: His spot was was re-signcigncd by the Eagles last playi the leagues substanci lich folded in 1986. Landetaa &n.\i4io began last seasonin aMili>. lto«. Mart,art.WRIerry «aton.mi , e20d5 season, listed by record dic2005 season. Ustedb (»«,,ne,io»tJB«Mi.ht 1.000)«td teatont. three yoan.vitfnwm>^ lev^game* IJilt teaun. ^ m.ike iminodiaie imp,>ct due to Iwowrtow:ek Cn-nn tkVCk .11 lull lorea. new> RCf Man:o cdbyrecord 10 Drew Oiedtoe., for last season: >uaiuidhMp<«(MiM* on den> Icilave'Oe.1 NEW ENOUNO (144, MMptayeHi) pi j««iAtnirMmnaiheid(•Id out. rtatl.OOO^Wre»td rocewr (Awito Jonn*c»» and tPHILUOPHUk |1M . 31 ptayeffil ot l.ijt lesiOn. cnooed tJt homa perfonlertormAtxc PESSIMISTIC: AdouI a OOfenmpwriintherf c ' OPmBtnC: Cw: Wieome Utc«nlOM< le* OHTWMblOVikna.»na.lOEncOanon.SEnk i ooOyortl rvtheivthet |Dom»n ' ime ecnwcutw S«»* Owitttandtoufoulol snc Co»ernan, rooW 5 Kerry«ry Rhode*, RtAdrwn Coacn Dorr, Caper*Cape iKipet revHirved deicnu EaitIt a and can wm liftn iira.gnt Owien lit^; com, ana mult mnw that coo'din.ito'-lto< U"y1 T IS nes wO'tird .lt«ul tncmm bicnkingt OOWl. fM. S league. aiiowwRnw-e tnan lenteIte wtn additioni ol rookie RB Ryan MoanIll ON THS RISE: J-Kkton n tt.irtcr aiit.nine.iaol ijimn r.itcl) playl 16 g.itncl II G F.iulk: WR Kevin Curtu n com.rg on. DID 'hi- nvoti il tonwRo" t«n Vu'( Gittnt. Tror BftMn md ntwcmer:mer De>*ie «on itwj doieftK. Coflch ftu Dew AFC loe lndana«*i, They're 06 fung-lngry lo xm chamoionmio .lHc< cwning Riove couui aaa wiance to pan mtn (PT«)»n pU»w» tney'v* acreenootrtyvtmn not taurawanMd detenteier»tumt.»Kiuil*«i>W rr no«tobeatArci te u tt teaton. opoot.te Lcon.va Ltiie. LB Piia imoivinoitamo.1 DE'LO DcM.itcut W.re. rodeI.IC Dt. Chiit It Ctiad EVo»n IVivncr. «fteD. U)> Ctu £ Erlenng hit Ititu «040n, WT! POSIISIMISnC: Mutt ovo-a poll Suocr Oo-I could lhiiv« .iioiiglOe CMiOOme and Ci and Monty OciM and MwniI «iMeipennnd D0> yonM laM teaton andt>d Ihtied another Biw 27 OMTH€RJSfcE^ EXPECT: R.vnj thouia Oe m three^«ay way I'gnt c.iuve ol ktK'c nnd rye itijur^irainwigofiofan l.lOOyorayejr dowi. Fne of Mil »■> teami ti.il loit htlpt. Fvtimniarsn pcKOllOl1 logan i>(w*nt toucndo<«n pattet. WR. per Oow' flon I "ViKr plit,on> in lo"onm|!e wilii Cmainiili, Searvmvt m KFC West.Wtit. kceonimoniR.iiiieaw'..tiut 1 t«l tad wrong tnwwgcafrc. » ^ . 1res«Pi>eei»hIt healthy M DU Court andhit tnji ProProf Oo»l. Tei.vit el» Mt Dow3in«»Wiatort: u fttyDfo«*nandOef»l« Viipt loHcnM) tne* mteoeoticnt. Free asenUO Monc ^ .g liom loui game wrnnmg itieak to cioieciOM t]tt OHROIT (frlO10) f< DO* eoacfi t« te«ept>on*»itn JO. Dn>nnMaiieao,Dw Oeenwod mouiWu«he«.^np.mrum. 1 THE BISE: HD Drum Wcttb-ook. nH Gteg {Wt Ot^'and fonnn DO • t, TE L.J. Smiin. CO Shewon Orowi, SSS leaton, wn uflereo pmeaton et(o»«waw>>o.int.,p.int«y' team hat good mot .11' * M.«icii» job. wtuin oeieme «.ii «»l«»t" m )jiOt (r;.vue .i"0 Siwr M.muccn1 Iftn id at coach, onMW hAS own rwed and D« wa thouid w oao> (v Sepit>e«embe*.Roih8»k50ked making o«»,on»oHtniltl«.lh*ea»n. ■ ng ai’oww. lineup lial piflyed im.M lou'» ' gnn.ei I'Or-i ,nr due 'O' ..inning itai.cflion aiie< aver. t m ireaiet r«ui. ID TMr Brutcr/utcrvpiMttoKt toad, twi M p>ot«ncenee TIMIS1IC: Se«XK)y«a'coacn Jim Mora Hoin ana hat deeper line »,tn too0 iHa'ilial otlti»eey«»ii ^ ------ttedm0tl0ett Patr in one game I prmeumH(is-i.M>i| aoaeOOEResswHeywi^«wd.>^Milswainme oor«aie:»«3Pn1^ Pro Demi UOCkert WiU Sh •wtf maaow m Oaitimore. OE PjtKk Ke*^ inmlcfcepticnt Sa«-ltg».ehimnew1 new con USX ,car at rookie. 0£ Jatne'melHjlliioneol. ' 1 . oraMBTKzoeDenfioeviMwnrtOWjerHOMtm A«*ltnl0.5MC** i ly and OLO Ke>ui Otooking ate ungtnne oett pi.yyers'ew laikaoovt..t.m.,.mgn.5 r in league and U*l*i AIC camo.W le LO an) 00* M'e ucgrxied. DL latiwiitt. CD OeAngfio «ail il lockao«n aele EXPECT: Wild cato’ lackiuitlyea'wina b'o*e-i.e-1 Mnd oMtedOylih in*connftia«i»ea»on..wn. return* as bul one , EXPECT: A ticp tcata r(j& vwo n can«. ie'v>woer. MPrtlaOiiity with d ' rw» d»«niKJ *o< lopnontrt,«ec>«n.Ad>Keniiandeipect*ta tMTHCinU:PSfcPDu*tnCoi pjj.OSIMISTIC: LacN0lb‘gli'«eicccWt>u1t,j1t CABOUHAlT-91 ofp»»Kaier»«UMeKn>uiet,uietn»»ft.Nn. be Better under ne*«> rry Wxton, IBt Kfxka Milcnea. laior oretture on tvnnmg game. OL oepthft OPTIMOTC: After Ming more thanhanaouen I ------N».Se»MJ*retri9(aiSeat >at tM d :___ o m m4on.CoacAOcK.Mlltat)y.Wia-----eeuv _____ 8iatis.lojc«K"«ha."gicevcepl OPnMlsnC: Joe Cubt imtmt too ttuooorn to t,000>*« »Mtcn OM«f Vtntitwuvjutthait cotidt>io**cm. ta'ely Co'm O'ancn, «no tO'e I'jameramerti in i«,im (io"i nn m.itakel. Hit game plant t«Oaieeeaua» POSI«*nC: RB fr«ifredlaylor and LTM*« Pear. rxmdwetioniHionmark. Hartatt»eil. 01 Rod Coierrian, ViR lei'kmi. th# yeti. Datenv* ceowwu* a ,tuch«nero*d detent* and o«en« (jpiXPfCT: Another P<»,on aDoea-ance ana end n.t knee mu preteaion. Aoa.iiont,nt to 0"en were 100 trp a when he emeimerged 'rom retire- aon ie«m« to tiM peOiM «Mand D«CT:Mjehi ack to fun *peed. FWt »e«n *tiH eaf>aoieieolRrtimgw>b«n.»t*ert. ot i &A off tlti'gmaoi reset naiingt»c>>inb.Kk«m1 tne i.ne iM ke Mnei and lecondaryNjary lien rv'ent a yea' ago, to ne t aodedaac wnnkiet COI cvMt )«ar tnm IIB Mn«tnet FiFamor. AhOMT need time 10 get hac* 1 Lucati hart gi*n C.voiirvi lose■Itcanrflutn- n ca iX f.^a 10 produce moret 0etrw* » I PESSIMISTIC: It t not ci«r r'o. e"ecMee^e. tun r.ut Se* C Caiey RaDac"n anoai RT JOn KSSOitttTK: RSOuMSlaMytrinMOlBJOcr Ra«fte«nMaou»andrtr« rookie RDAMtPearman. omMtSnCrRjIC: Rw>dy Mott' The ttat r*cef.«r fotAfc«ndcaraiect«w wnvoer* himtaifi>»i«li^, ■nJl m.crotracturc ju'ge'y on kr»e Si-ou- im to te n B*a» Wipe «iWUi Ch'll Ae nke Wii.iamt' oeienie rankeo iniinitfl lait yea'a^ mat ewAl KM n»w«n Tie mmoKiy n Detu»' Daitjnxrt^ n 2000.O' newta/Ouaaeriane/bicki'e'ry Count luittreng onu■nieaton to gel more mooiv and a«J a-mm Deinomme get nuit. ontioni a-e Cum i)airaa0yia4 he erwuitnamiiocmtoeiplOitMott'tVenglMand , lireirtfigth. He nat deeeett pool o' wfli e«rcr m and rookie Sle'an leFort iwdi <15««en«ef. and HI »m 1.1-5 Ke.n ^SIMWTIC: laie ck (O' fid Katw BAUm RaOcr»areemi«em0racngKV>it'0»flrt>y«Oia» Jawavon walker, Dorvnd’D'ivef. RoOerl Fe-gutonion 0NTHERI$t:WRiStevriT'in.i-5 »nnolon*e*be(»«flK*bacl.to Coiben. OE luK Ptooeit ST rnr'..i,1 r..i> 11,11, tfr'pnvrl P.i!r<>. (tjmjmtey. grrtn a latt CO I* potential tf«u0ietpM.i»0u,nwaina Anton« Ch.1lman, piul ROl Anman l*,w i»ciuin*«WJiieW«.«mj,,w « .al3ye«f«i- mgg»meeyaoa«»WF »ro Oo«i CO CMfiel Wooown re CrerIreen. Na;«n Davenooit and Tor*r Fime' It'd r-jnt be oois-^ n.s 10 ;-T troYoieawnteirtfe u WR Man. Ciayton and. MteKWijijwinhewiuiatign Gre<.teen xiii be 29)ea'o4 're« age'.' ne>t )catyear leRiniait yeaitooener andCoityit ir«wierMK«. W.O.anucooeiiJffl EE ina It pnmea for money leatOri i| rut 'e'ur'ut 5v.it.itiie lepi.xeTtnt W M-'» nV V.'M.M'Tm.i; ON THE RISE; m n,i.. C"'' »vCoo^. I SSean ' uu y«ac RoeVU«)eiter M l'*« durjigofieavsn. Anane»B*n .I'lO , in ,aii at a -etutt ot StoolS Pl*«o Buftew (rw«.Mtn&ant*l.ar« o«l dnrtof. OetenM ha* 0 rl»idrg out m 2004. 0'*nMtned Ol. can gi>e him running room. bei'fie Pfpoe't ii on .f£e:e o' coi'ort 1,1,'O’ lu" i-iv T e"c:i up in ,(C«WW«(*i. adOUonofCBSarwi = Z Z ^ , ,niiaiNn.iM\Pa-Kva c'Sr.ivcn .1' rv lOle-T'atnat Matthau txptn poucw »tpi»eemwni (C« W under firMjearoefentMi KSSaMHTICMTIC:Raoertwiir>eedteicoreaiot P€*•tssiMiSTiC: One o' h»lt ente OLt nji. Ant*Mi RandU eil am (how«rthan*foo»0.i» U i«ry.and«at*nmtnt leen broken up. Ct ^tarco Rntra lOaiiailr EXPECT: II P.ynihcti it.»i nea vn1, inr>l'n IVuH) EXPECT: AnoV'C te.itonIityngipget 'ty back p « „ ,^ e a ft eoordnatotfluRiWdiWtthwM triable IS Ray of OO-ntt lo;o tt» ttar (I game* win deiente that bee< on» get liOt .11 l.fC cMmpiCnin.o to » 0 Roegnitfwi«« tniir a «ned pux nn m yord* aiB«ied ia*l *«atan. a''dind Mike wahw iCaroinai were i«o reaion» eaffy«tt»rcr>.ietaje«ofMr,rw.v>yen Ct rook< Camelt rtpeaiM. Kard to figure out could ttay m play anaind Chatman: RB Oasenoorl: 'ookie S f«k ONTMERSC:OtMuS(trki.Wki.WRft«**Ei. iumcne.1I»>an LongMiil gelt belter ana belter m un-iti. I'eni.*) 0na^oW <>«> ouU 9P»ya bm a ON Tm rH*. WH»It QOayton, Clarence Moore Denn \ G'ren, ii tecond tejwn.n. C;C'fuft I ■.K>ede>er'. ;*r. »enen S.pet Oowi three . lete baowo « Nortn C«niC:$ie«McNa.t»achytiemumi«t S UPfCT: Fffvte nai led me Packert to ptffy etPBT: Steeiw* leoh imwd ti Jit 10 limet in taia-> cap era. toot m fifl.ifl. unfle- r-rw eoc'onjror Mntn 80m"- •nv .» b.;tBen on or e pieytofnntowandoundout oefenvie backfleid that urgcaiv;ta»y repaired, and he» turnmet, »"* 3 J I V’-ron c‘ Nai t.'fl a ow»*n title. e*en R»w m McAimer and Dewn , ^ ^ DC«« — CD AMifi flolle ana BD J I jeemnvwwd-They-.cni Mto i&l laun.tul irduOe* Roue. 0 « i K 1 more amen to perform alter M ■t MV !.o Ol PESSIMISTIC: i- j- f.if.l." ng M-i# oe- S ^ D T Aori.Weiwrf«tnW*d«nn ^ ' ktra'gni d-viton cfO«"i, it oul be nara. — n'e e0.ng r«e%ert inn ArcAra-'i piclcO .i" .i 'r.iji oc'ci-l . ct"c"r"i.«i.ie mat leatt t\e garnet and itaner* lor a frit tjffie n 10 »Mf». IXKeT: Ro««nt VWI.Wwuia contend lor WiOfl »£ATTU(M. frlsUrefftl Doionandl.vr. F.t^eraa in,ir a ir c * - e . MO J 0 -0 0 -£CB;B IB'..tn Ct ksnittiti aier lati teaton aai owner pemJl DoiC'" gol r WOnOtejt WH u« to m IC pom wnn r«,at Super Bw-ber Allen* vcle ol conioence 'or coach M.k*, lente. a iirenpn 'att teaton. tfi»,i SS.K:mC:Teamthat««,m..i'«! 0 «.i" orM tim aw a pnttrtocfrttaaatoraton n «nti»«iontBelof(lfi wmtiedrrctt of 2004 wtn knee irv mg of Iranchitfrrecora 1,696 yarot rutnmg 197S77. Wim erA OMgKtR Aw ieneyrt Hobart *suneor«o»op*a»flii»Wil.U8 ywfl»nrtnrg Caico,»r>onM and 20 TD*. Oelente. prone 10 Meakoonmt PtSSIMISTlCir.iitoia.'.r i Mw»*.CoMhMoneolArc»unicotack andl3touew-i»tnt n only 11 ttant. e«i junet.Roowelowe RT Mwin letter laiem. ^msiliUSTK: Stilt «viietl« piejoflt t«>cemce • ’’ere OT Oi%ei Boil came m at -i-ee ^fi".t OPTIMISTIC: OeV'-v . Ii MtT "iwCh ■mproveC make rrtfx contntxrtion* andMyOU«*«CC>a^ yi tufflOMtt. rttumtI rmuymo n a a Searoytar Ojl Warner !T.,lt return 10 08 IC'T''or1 'or I0'tt^*e to .tr Dt.Jn uf,K-ff,v.:«oewaieOgunk' .. ttteetx*h»Uftr< ouartertatkj.Plotmo*mantf«i>«gra*pofo(' | 1984, Oeiwe tail yeart O-viMsn title.loil tDlnetunvMn.Mu«tinjr bac*» )p"i (uanHVidTEMaRviPc«an).llan). Ho (IMA back, fenae m repiaoni|Dr»>rBledtoe,Sea)ndy«a( On onanSTIC-(TK; Cam get mucn iNOrte. Rorwo ON THE mSl: OT Da-nrii Ooc^rtl.rtl.UVjf." 1 .IM OcOtft O-.T. nj.f pfr<-i-.;T^•ra m Mteatcn - ltd aeavnena^ eoacti Uka Muiar>ffy potlteaion under Holmgren. '0«- a-y Tonm* Hat up to Mamng. H««e >MMed w , le-«>•» i n w . 'loneol______,1999-OaiwSDiBelgirtlfttsnsua . _ } FB ton. waa'ia.itJcfi.iiC'i.iJlP'm'I c>,i;ri(V.ra ■-> '.if.i.'' ' "Vl't >/'' Mtj«ai ii ’leaunt in Seattle. Onente ha* :ou!d f‘Weray. ■>'V i.nt.ulot O' PESSIMISTIC: 00 Rc'. Pcvimanitoital RnoO#*.D£M««».L8 DWtrMd Tnomion. ioo*je luceewWrnaMnw Mack Strong, turning 34 m Seplemocr. cOuK 3 '"iO'0>r"e't <.ivt t-'cr trof.-v jr-r.I 0'ca«ingttn ankle, nn . cane*tabWhba»«rv xeaoon*.. "Ci incKOOg Rfl* Reuben Drougfin*. . be fJFl t motl undenjled piajer. me no ana Ml mown m.vkeo '"io DQ litwwi JocMon, S Oob SMVMI.Sand Sander* It Oan**rgtnatMcCafi iteen'and lee Suggt and rook* wfl ^ 5, BBMarcriiSi'CO.tuckr-omieie-eeie'e .ei liurv. in,'o .' uVa» n.yr, eaiont Cnaa I rooM te«*on ard in< ofteme and oefemeoef« can atyme opponenta w.iiiani Green EXPECT: Photo Imm wtn Anwna and St. neaivi »ftw foo* lomorot. at w:" at mete e«oenenc»a , CoMbe*«veh»cant)et)«>»tti|Nttrt*aWymer to lak* jm iuiaOfllOtman.Oflent«*l*>e ofl I OrByWnEow louii in tne NFC Well. votftgrMViMmMiDneiir w.oo,t and Bean need. mutt CCntAM (TOM aiUDeanaaoMW itartert. LG Benuelue An]er*onA and IT M*« torie ma^nor h noie* ano one t)w. to enwace MINKeSOT*|»«.l'lplaief(il co.yrnRip£-’e il ir ^iinvv i.ivt >ra', OCPttl: Another AfCSountftl jT’ tirftvyl ONTHERISI;DE0to-n.D'.Dt Matrit.LB Lance irw« rw>M trtn Pbdwu U«tme»nxnt«nKmat t Ganoy. new>4uhericneme. Underrated K Ru DM*on it OPTIMISTIC: Qp 00 Daunte Culpepper, {ommim,„» , EXPECT: Ir-'.rC rtTH.f^niJT't> StfetBMl. OHTMRnfcWlleB Lee Event, CO/W Terrence oneofleague'^^mottacojrwe. ofl career teaton. hat plenty ol reliable, ,prc rnougn to tn.ikc tun .ind vhefl .v'lOtiei.vo:' '.Tiei Oti£(iv Wfl Muni-n Mu^m^tnm.wm«e32 , they hope to r»»*yrMeftS«»« iKilconi-iRon93c.itc.lM McOMi.aactiMuiartliarwy. K»SB«»TK:»TtC:OennHeouldbc»>vnan«Mia»*ai pw rg »h* doemtivwii\a.e half the talent at wtn Palnott. „now m Oakland. Five llarleri were aocJed^0 ,ci NEW TOm GIANTS (»10(8-101 Kvi ■ PiayetoJtne’iW.wWtryioWx•0 vxw tkepic* he^ tf.»y«ar ptayofl art^n^rn- ONTHemsi:mSI:Eent.rE ^ coot OPTIMISTIC; impioveO onenvveive i.nei.r couW OPECT: De'enve wii veec aelente via Iree agency or iraact. and coo ItPCl'On j">I i-.viH-v rroretWone^MMwRO*.ROlaOa»«nT(«TV Stew HedenlOen and C Jeff Fane. Rookje 00 dinator led Coltrell tsouian't runp lo worri.otry 8'ie 00 f' better P-ot«l. Bnjonli K»M« Mwd 10g he#rwamy productM CMCI . Charrefrychrychasooenedeyetdunrtcafnp. at much about young pLiyeii iaamjig n.tfi.t "eio RB '•*' apotoacn iteiuriteuj IJOi t M4 Olfi Shaorw ol^AMynNah«Uli»wrt»*«eu.rgftfM»«-ig 'J J onoP-e'CP OPTIMISTtC: Can go SOO00 •th new lente of pau rum Mtn Vttmrd pcM getiTucnsubidOIUMC*nK>.two. ncord unca IMO.».Broi^enufeo"er>teDaek E ~T7 in) Vnr.Andra It told ^ ^ Irom WamK-gtonvan imotfte^untunOftmie i , flii«iion lor ftounde'ing;tianc'vite trj Oelente , )duie.<«ifouUsi «Met.anaoeCar*o NSSIMISTK: Strong ttant riM g»e. n4 f*j!ani new 3 4 Knemeein.M ir takei advan - D(l,».CoM«ndjBt».V«Dedbemrtti«A»pR) nwnMaaaeatcnicn pe* ak>4 tnxr new coor- when i«en Mte* m final 10 gamet coil t letonj ie,i t.ijjp o' tii.f tra imeNvket:kert, including MUM (442) them omtam title each time. Coach M.ke^ mo>e pOite and malutity .n tut tec TtA(wmCBte»W»a««ioiKn(««Mrdu*to an«or Q u* annimnanen. Bengali have gene . ton. But Manning, .no M» Ihele looitlot 0^1 >t rrtuming P'o Q(>wirr Ju'Utn'■an Pete'ton Otente n. MineacKofMarv*larvtn l*»a' fint t.«o *«atont onw«*nc:mc: New coacn Kauatvtnaki)vour< o* e««ry>^h< pmwn he can help team utia.n lucccii. fiwKNteccne ccnwg ofl wortt teaion tmce g,ON THE msfc DT Kevin Wiitiami, WR f*ale inpirea eibOw againtt WinnctotaOta mditt] M(«»eatonince IMS. Ourleton. Wiitiami wat All Pro Wit venr .vw ]ftt,eulcertaniynol mtiad IranogcwT« cant n hoUoul that mU tlow Saban DrougTirwgntnnewtUfl.ImtdWCkRB „moukl benem from oeep CX. boiilered tr,miKi' a toioimgtatttwoteinc»nen8fTv CCKCT: A rtlum lo ctfjoflti C ^ ou^ now 10 win clote garnet earn nn $24 m,i:t ac«tfed renforcemenu )n ^diKOr^ Ol vtteran NT Pal Wiiiiamt. [^leton. o^tymu garnettare an on toad, ana Becigait taieniedbutiI tut egng defente. He alto dnited RS ecmmgoff ^ l.OOOyanJ tophonwe teaton. tWTMBSLRoOkieRBOtandonvdon Jacoei, backup to Tim Rattay 'orjrnow n NnVTHMJtTSIlM.]M.14MMII) hwjhntoryofiio*now ttant that tuiwem too Ror»MeBrO«rDiowi win Dokrwt' h««tt iKk tnce ^thowt potential to be a No. I ieceC0 PESSIMISTIC: N«>ett donjom get much bener OrTWrniC: Owt P«viir«lcnr«cntaytheteeM far behnd to aWiWiuO. u ^ leeOandWtidwried«ieiitr»«iedQOCutfnen het Bn«nutMrwtw to AJ. Feeiey. cfcr«nwe to make a long piayofl run il ddentHcnte eXMCT: An mproivhent wet•r laitlail ye»t t looked ternwe n both ear'earf| pre«aion ueoAdtcoreiome rwdy. plai*« meba.lebacMr ned 10 tormer Georgia r rilMItnC: in r 01 m«ni be no better than latt comet «( together. . , record ana a foundatiov lo buiidnO uponui • gamet g HHlln " i * ^ f taanvnateOdeiThu1 Thumian (tecendroynd «n DoiCftM ^ ranked nea tblatl n rum 0«.TM(tttSE:RDDariaw.Ow. RC Juttn Smiley. • mdPert^CtonhMtiHftmiltoiuncewrback Palmer can Joogame>ewaOO*«h«tf«nd gam gave uo S2 tackt. 1)0 wtuaton tT.LOUt<»«.l.'lpl«reffi| DAUASd'lOli| WRt Arnax Dattie and B'aiO-andon LiPrd. NT *r,RBChflt Perry, who mruad . n iMrwxjet Coi««. Cifli*Utl.»Wt*'.32.«»i U ioa»0nu»tarter.R I mettled. OmiBSnC: Ol Adoreited def<el«»ntreiM repiac^g ra« Soooaga rrvtted all of rocrookie teaton w^ tijht and »«i Dou* JoaentOe«aniA*V.U) Oe* reaflytoHartcontnmtrt«r«a»firt> ptol#iriMKhtifcMtfeHinaiaiiflM wni^tOawBiwionvnanLlMMhaaovalOTrM CCNeT:Of» ).0t onrevempedlroniieventhatwlli: wO ute men EXPECT: Even Nolan act/icthowleciiei Chtt f» or«anMrncr«ytM»wn.i» , tlonarrtacw] KM(Ue II dAoA. Ocicnnt cnAd gmrwy g< new piMte of career at bacuo. Ol enM*«M«n. 'Afi^M'nooDnM boittered by f ^ agent Re« tucker andI fir*fint Of coach B« Patreiit' be«>«a1 >4 tcheme c ^ n g proyect w« lakeiey«att. y >mpWTW,WPBnftir r fKM TS llp jn .) _V (O U l S yourS/x?/ffDtxf: '3-0P3I, Em. 239(H oun:2-h
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Terr/ Merrill, second on the left, receives the Qary Whftaifta Award from Elayn* White, c*nt««nter. The award la . presented annually to a parent,par coach or volunteer In appappreciation for their commitmentHit and1 dedication to ir area youth. Mvrrlll waa recognizenbed for hli many the ideals of fairness, sportDortsmanship and teamwork for a Mbel, i; . . Plcturecred In the front row fnxn left are:ire: Kaden Crothera, Courtney' SelSelble. Bryce Fletnlng, Trevor Sel years of coaching in the1 community.cO' Also pictured are MlMichelle. Kllle and Brad White. ------Delia [XDokter. In the back row from lefileft are: Master Don Rider, Senlo:tnlor Matter Jay Hartwell, Sue Ha\{». ‘tmee^ewa sisirate various skills thal prepaepare In the very first Rupertn 1 Regional J ------tlthem for school Ib e K\von Do toumlameni ar on 1,| leniors sthine at gi;ames ^kIN TALLS — Intermoun- Uitlc Tigers must dcmoim on- Sept. 17. Area sc the Ultle . tain MsvianialArisannouncedthc sistroie balance, coordlnatloitlon, rhe categories th I ------. “Let's Go Bowli3wling! advancnccmcnt of its youngest nmemory, positive conflict rcs eveni tla-nlere Ik 1 and live T ^am ^R O M ti\»‘ (IivinIoiis for men an ------' TVQ TVrtlF.FaDiCo^SoftbaB .■3 neo4 lor l.iiiu's. A Division wa: FiMlMl200S S " OU. iS’ r w a s taiiied 11 strike's.marowforihe m «“sisss; Mnnt^a^rM BCOv CMtSm Ml r«n »“ »• ! s r IM 70 .imi iiji: H was (ifi-Wl; Ned. oMUMuum’Hj ClM0« OtoMW IR, OiiMl) • MQIxni «i»j.«i.»;l»waH5ri-r)a: mnil d 1' w:ls higliest game rollet iOVOMVfM ' IM MDCnni Hd"Fa-ncy"DiJli>ult7 panicipat- UVJOHRS , i»JOO>mi ■ nu«Nr« • • • M MM'no 'OrM . un Cl. fct Oti*in 9» Ss*- a u * . ^ MSMFooA iie igedi* ngles and two hM SlM '“ “ T i s x s - tWMlIM |)()ul)lcsiui(ltia-saim*i S ^ R 09«OMrVt«(>» wcUir** H AnaUrtPtfcqm ------\Tii<)ns-t‘M-i-|U-fiir-a-i ig two gold and nxtcr I»1 Gonftin J. -— ...... s - - ” " — . tlivlsHin. Divisions werf•re deter------luinlan from num-tllnilK-yoiinKcsilim-nilKT n>' u.niliara «u ii nl»iil0.jMrUeOi»»in.Suiiii ____ .Nampa ended tipup bo\viing sin- u£^in ck a> i^ .mlhc-iiMMi. SlUSBFOUfS Mi-iiais vvori' I’arnctl•d ffor die ies and a team lenscwiOMttaq|(«M1 wr.liM Ww UL X Cm y happUy went ■ i()|i ilin-e |»laa's: ^old siivsilver and ‘•‘vwu. She very Attenntion Teacichers: liom u w im il tiold,ild. a silver and iM .'sar'S'™ liriiu /i‘. |.,|c UCCSSOCtUnntQi I 1; Ihcin ilifJ w o b raiu cm ix lal in your classro(jo m . How (lid sonii' of llic for ladies was iMtsowietuwoi Jse the only “liviv in g t e x t b o o k ” ii llannic.r ,'S' WVll, Id's lake italph 11a MK‘clcr255,fol. . instance, lie eiuered1 i.iiur}i: lii [dic'dhyli'SlicWll Ciiail Tiffany, ourr INIE Coordinatia to r, a t 735-32112; to th e names in ihe singles{ iJscv fiit, '■''“ '•'.'y^ fiy Sharon •® 2 2 'S 2 fti5 , ,i,e u„l,l Mlimions al 250.50. Higli series tenoMcicwnotrtIJSi=Bi»T«IKrp«W vslKTi’ lie took lutiiie tli rd DiiUois \vitli Caim2il e new spapers f(for your class. iiietlai Before it was over.LLT he had >'» ' lovvard itirt IWinitt VU. JV Corn receive free .J i l t s 7C.7foU-,vedhyIly Maury Miller. nariieiii.iii- Ua« jg X th e lUL'ii's (loiihles liakiakinn an- :ries was U-slie 1)75 followed liy l««CWOtcrill»aiiu»a}uw,u*>nc#’M IBB mherKokI), ^ VMieelcr with K7f5 ni,CrM'nt MH Maury Miller eiitereic-a’ii l«.) Bt;llyTayloralM7f\7. IMCaSIVlBorraOrraOKvWt VoiKm^Wt Lxa Dowler w^s 93- (cam events, a mixed,1 ,l(i,ihlf>d MCl^»'.(vnafr)C«nV'«i •lippeltofBulil. >ncanlK I H I fveiii anil singlev HiIlls take ¥rartiW(.liiickli| caacuMTiD ho m e was iwo golds.S. a silver Ihe youngest wasvas Sharon Sim- 5o*j^H *w t£t I-aJIs. a mere 51. nta an d a liroii/e medal. MillMilleralso mons, oflW in TaJ rewMens Mijionr. net: dngl69Ui0ut0r224 H w all .111 iir> aiui Ni-ola 'la lolene Hines, grcpds.«.mdRuU, >ached by Brad Baker wiili .III m. Nel wiiuieiuieisvven; |i;ikcriuuH*at/\d=iid,nB.dodtor« iih h, and Vegwcrt. the team in* M.irliarii Aiiamson with Zllssa Baker. Casey H K.iiiiv horehard wilh . „ eluded Elis! Reno Voile,baUall Vegwen. lordJordon Scanlon. Kris- leufsi |nitisx\ea-madel 1^ , Leah Mcllhenny.. idiiwiwith gia ( -iiiiidl with and li Festival brings iidstrom and Hannon ,v< weie Iwldy i tc^andnd Ikiriiari W(X)D lUVIUt “ j S ofWood River. H ,\d.linsoii. 1 Club sponsored siMeen ladies tume:nlAug3Iandp«tcd Mari.i LeMoyne. SueIII' Sbniifr "» s Kacll,-iel Richards R from folJowinx/inx results: .iiuKk-ii^^iUuiirelt. Ihih o seh av - id \Miimey Bond taiiMm 1 wm. im-HolK-ns ftomlWinl-'allsws went 9-5 diu^g ing tlie iewesl piill.s w m ‘ i « H ------vvitJi illiind-LcMoynii-wie.wilh m the five-day _l_ouloumamcni. The *'52'122r .slsied of Hannoli t>cM^Ff«x« team also coiv>isi S ’S; . ' ! . B m o e te Kich;uds. Jessie:iica Bond. Drew Ui,KtU*a,ri,bo»t.ul, ■ ■ Muni women comp / Jardine, Lauren c«iY»'5w»i •IWNI-MJ.S— 'IlieT ...... - Muiii Ladies playeilI "T "llie Card . ______(iiune" on Sept. 1. nu'Hie leani of l>;iliyU«e.Biirt)uralnih.ith.andjiilie ------BljindfonJ t(K»k first |>l.i(place with a------# 7^ nci Wi. Charloiiee lininelli.: (ijU m riTiiel. Imia leaiJean Mingo, You hoard us right,, sos- come see us. As} sso o n a s you c o m e to.:o. a n d Hose Sdiocn wxtcX‘a- the sec- M WT: quiUne Home Equity I on d pLice leani wilh aaf>7. r> F a a Iffnitod timo, get our Equi Line of Credit and you'll getit amore than a great \ AnnualFUbMi Burley ladles holdlid Invite We’ll mmake sports moututh guards |rate—you'll get a rebate. We'Ve'll give you back f i | BUKLL-Y— ■nioBurli 10% of the Interest you pay., forfo 3 years. Plus no .50% ) $29J12 C5olf- Association ani at n o» charge for any\j athlete!s ;closing costs, points or fees,s, andi our Five Star P finrlme+0% / bM*don«ia g. 24 Invita- / t48,Q00tMaMIMK« w inners for tlie Aug. 2 Service Guarantee. Best of all. if rates increase, tional'al the UutleyyM,micip.J N' .Thcprimanary reason a raoulh guard issworn w( is to ...... ^ GolfCoupic. wA'K incroose your reward. So hurry. Beforo we aiatnpionship flit^iiit^ii winners prevent comoncussions, rather than toothth fprotection. (change our minds. w ere: Virginia Anden -H«kcy,basjasketball, rootball, soccer, wrestlingwre and gross, and Kaililtfn a n d loycc Wcalfall. ticttied for first o ther activeive sports are the cause of thouhousandsof in nci. Cross secom each year. Go( online at uabank.com. Davis; gros.<> tliird. VickS c & a ; ' “ " “ •'■ca1 visit a k)cal branch. ijurics to the face' often seriousl;lusly damage ' andneithiid.Scrgcnu;ne Swenson. •Sportslnjui Of call 1-888-444.BANK (2261265) e x t 4100. rrr:S b a n k I-ini DiglU winners It and back t«th, . Five Star SemarCiMi*nt*e Teddy Thicy. gross STirs ‘S ! £ '“ “ • t o n . . : Alien, first net: Dchiichi Hondo. second gross: Georgia W h a t c a n be1 done to prevent theseese injiuies? second nui: Katliy gross Oiird; Lois Davis.vis.neithird. Professionsjnally fabricated custom moultluth guards have •tb«6.S0*. .irUbl« APR IH.*l(«bl»-IIf »IIH jrii ntw or nUIlng U.S, e*r>h ClWkcriKking «ccoun1 I[1M l» .«lul ILTVI «f' aOHSO or Iftt, inncrs were, < »»1M t f t ' t '»*" **t«tun. Iht fknou*! RtltlAPftIRl»ill «l v*ri>« Pr.int R4li4tpu6llth«41nir>t'hf ' Second 0ight wlnm ;n to be more effective than boiboil mouth guards^ JournjI. M ol i*. tOOS tS. ..r o> c'«dt. Louis'* Momit: Me net proven 1 j~u.il tbJl» >111I b*M I10% ol Ihf InlfrftI vp te « maiMluMum o< DOO first, lajie Becker: grosyoss second, from sportin,ling goods stores, both ate bcniDcneficial. .(lut (LtVl Dl 100% or ln« on Ihi 4111It efOf l»*n Ilfninf. thf riBalt oill bf P*W AytomilKdlrAyl Huih Baker; net secsecond. I'at Into « U.S. Bv<> cnrttlng MCOvM. th*Ih* <'ctait It p«ld In JMutjr Igr |h* pmkouir<^ y«ir't Intfrftl, Nt rtb«t* Mill 6f pjl414 11I U>f twmf •4U,1> IJIW 0< CfKl.t or chtcking MceuntJunl l» clotta Ourlng lh» Kl- 0/ tl s lilt» p»riT»( ol JO (Uji V mor* «{urv IMtrn Adams: gross thirdiird. lolcnc R<6iit It 4>4il*tie er'r on ntw r(t«|ia tio.ooo. OKtrH lll> fllftUrt (*» nfw ipfilKitteiM Uktn uni Hines: and nci third.ird. Barbara 256.Madartin St. • Twin Falls,Ils, I D 8 3 3 0 1 0{10b« 7. 700i. Olltr uAltCI le "Wtn,ornial crMH •PP'O**', Pnftlf imur*mm Hll rtqulrM. Halt tub|*9t, S«n Camey. net rtiiid. rfUMctiom mtr W r ftMieiitltfttiPBf bittd on t^*.000 iMn M 6.S0S6.S0 APR, RtUlf dfPrxMnl on lo«n imour 3 - 5 3 4 6 ______WWW.!w,sm ile7.com rou«h U.S.S. B«nkB NMlOMi Aitocltllon NO. Mimtxrbff froic. WetliJisday. Aug. a;tl I winners; 208-733- I------( . ) li
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“TB rieiM Y I A d say 'IN Mo:ONEY iinini g t iim e T.F. artscecenter to laibor plates openen house _ ^ ; TW INFALLS — Emilylluna Alinaost thalf ' wUl celebrate herler new owner* ship oflheT W inFn Falls Creative of emplooyees Am Center wiiliviih a n open ^ house from 10''a.m a.r . to 5 pm . ; w p r k 1 ; Saturday at thetie center, 249 on holiday Main Ave. W. By Andrea Coomimbes ' ‘ TUma wUl be>e availablei to MarketWitch I Visit with indlvldutduals about the tenter^ cuniculuiilum. schedule, V SAN FRANCICISCO - For i price*, etc. FonFormer owner K V some Americai;ans, Labor Day Karen FothergQlwj11 will be present A 1 isn'rso muchI about relaxing from 4 to 5 p.m.L ChildrenC may ^ H ||H from hard workk asi it is aboul la- woikonascif-guic^ d e d art activ* A boring — at leaeast a liitic — to ity while parent!snts meet the keep up with thatll hard work, ^Iiuthictors. according to a ninew poll, ' :• 1\vo other. InstInstructors are Forty-two pcpercent of U.S. ciiirently schcduIduled. Carolyn . workers' said ththev'il be doing Bailey, a visitingfrig artist, will . some type of vkirork on Monday, . (each a hand*buUjuUding ceram* . ranging from1 the t cursory —, I, h s class, and Joler3lene H im a will j | j i i | | P che^nge-maiitiiorvoicem ail — teach a knitting; class.cl£ uplotraveUngfc;for\vorkorgoing h Refreshmentsswill wi be provid* into the olfice.c. according to a J ed. surveyof lil699 U.S.I workers by . Em ily'I\una carcan be rcachcd Development Dimensions L In- . w th«i center at: 73737-9111 or by lemutional. a huhuman-resource's j FpU phone at 358-(>8-0813. consulting firm.n. M uch of tiiea >work is likely lo II Glass offers‘is ‘secrets' ^ ^ be of shon dun . die comfort of)f home: l\venty- I to leal estateite buying eight percent >vi>vill check e-mail T O IN F A U i — The College or voicemail. 14 1 percent will of Southern Idahoaho will offer a caicli up on woi/ork-rclaled read- I ; new class. ‘Realll EEstate frivest- ■ ■ ■ ing and 11 pepercent will sort m ent: Insider Sjecrets," ea from 6 • tiiroughmall. 27.28 and 29 fri ^ Bill 18 percenent faid tiiey’d be Nifm. Ifft. prttMMrt of WbhbomM CQraphlca, bto., In Piano, T aIts, iu r a c ^ H exacutlve coachingln{ from Bun Kolb*. headfrig im o tiie tii office, and 3 Students will1 hjhave the op* percent said tiiehey’d be traveling . portxmity to learnim ei^ti sccreis "\ yf I for work. ■ for saving moneyey Vwhen buying I V I I "Americansi arc working ______a ^ investnsstment proper* A[orefmns^ ▼ 5 tu rn in g tto executiivecoacb harder tiian ewL*ver. even to the maikct. Ibpics - ______point where thehey can't seem to t)l*hour holiday." r ty ih 'th e l o ^ jeoftidefrisur- ms ByJortiftFn Robertton flvefoldfold. Deli Inc., based U) Roulound Tlic diem ,' a regie•Rional vice entitiesworkfri ^ PalKawMomlKNewa I “The■ni«TO was a lot I w onted to Rock. Ibxas, has provi£ivided president for a glob^3 teclinob-t “ ‘ I" WelU:llins, senior vice ; include the value c •Dl,ln Pittsburgli, operty, how to coachcs to top executiveses for gy company, was ableibloto focus piKldentalDD »I ancc. how legal enl hose people may . ?^saldBcU.4L-‘ButIdidnt years, but now lowcr-lcr-lcvcl more on ejiisifrig pro]proiMs and ^ investment propeice prem ium s DALLAS\S — If you find your* style- * the fast track to a v^ttcnt to go to my boss with stu- managers can uip them foreircan- quickly won a promt>moiion to be in retail andnd have to wot^ lower. Insurancebest w ay to Q* self oq th irclal property, m anagemcm en t job, m ake room P*d. Questions.Qi 1 needed' a did feedback o n ththeir head of North Amcriairtcan opera, but (fori a lot ofof them it's to stay and risk, the besi ?any. penaln alty * free m a n a g c m i e n t tions. connected, heile said. nance commercircommon mis- forcompai th « coaclifrig or one- envirek^ironment ^^ ^ styles, ssaid '1 believe, and h he e beUeves, “They m ay haveht tiiefr grilling bow to avoid 12ccnovice bivestors Executhn on-one bbusfriess u mentorfrig is vvnereere nothfrig 9» i• - spokeswOman on that coaching wass criticalc lo spatula fri onele hand and tiieir takes made by nov ap." she said. BlackBeny in tiietii otiicr. nivy're ^ndmote signed to edu- no longerI reserved n for a compa- vrasoBloff-lfrnhs. AmyKfrig.. him making tills leap." protect both njjtopollofficers. The•he Ken* C o m p ainies n are “u is inot 'H e fell he didn't iiavliave anyone going to be dofr;)frige*mail.caich- The class, desig I tills." ing up on papei sessoDcd JiiT Com panonies are hiring execu- tucky sometiUngtg ttiiat else lo talk to about til cate and pro Isold. goBeredbyJve ti« coachiches ~ vtiio lend to Intern=e'S;-a';Kl recognizizmgthat UlialUmi,^ted — New-rvturn-on-in'•investment- voiccmaiL'hes flrst'tlme and s( ihfrfrigbusi- Still, more thantil half of tiwse sintheOitoot focmonll1 frnproving communi- Coach , to th e upper up: research sliows that hi vestors. Is being oi [inpeople cchciomms," ness coaches canin lead to polled — 58 Mrcentpe — plan lo iim ucrclal law, md dme management tion,? "^'the investing i industry leaders fr) logroom thefrhM -po* closest f. Hng said.i • ‘It's increased producthlt)ivityandsig- donoworkwhabaisoever tills hul- real estate, comt»,lmimiiiceaiid S a b i g difficult (atal any] niflcaot financial gain*ains. iday. ride a compre- lenli^emFmp]oyees.chan9ngthc' the““ndSSy i makes title and escrow, in level) lo hihave In one 2004 siudv,Jv. executive< And most )fof tiiose who plan It to the real “muns t r ^ cxccutivcs'lo* has to finance to providi .crnlng . d if f e rir e e n c e oiosc disciscus- coaching at Booz AlleMien Haniil- lu work arc doing dc so of tiieir hensive Insight Coachin:ling, fri personal and now in a ton, the business consulianis co own volition,, not i because of estate game. ; to the bonittom line. dSroomn > set- firm, returned S7.90fQ:Dfore\-erySl pressure fromI tiiet boss: Seven- formation or to ^usfriesss capacities,( has be- tnorc 'Cost Is $55. 00 m em - •ft ' • ling o r a dlldirect the firm spent, accoiCcording to ty-nine peicentnl of tiiose polled 12-6290 or 732* ®,I $ l billion a year 0-300 For mote ihforr frldustiy’ fri fr the United States, bers.■s. ;a more ’ ' rep o n sltisltua- MetrbcGlobal LLC. Ihe tl Iowa- said tiiey’re nonot pressured ljy r e ^ e r , call 732-6 irveys indicate tiiat half inann fourfold i ^, „ . tlon. Butt \ you based consultanqincy that anyone to do thetii work. Some survi CallAldHdi, have that 6266. tisinesses now employ increaj It dl- conducted the study.ly. Then again.I. the i tmss miglit s discusses sUyeai j o d r tty , f o r H um an r e c t , 'ilie more than 4010 managersr not b-; exertingig pressure dfrect- 15 really blossomed," Somlome esii- Rasourca ManagemtntM mearilngl1 g f u 1 who received coachinfliingsaidad- |y. but tiie dietictates of tiie job Class series d input ihroirough vances in team cliem «««"» J'o'Sf,U Akfrich, senior vice matestes place ■ lemisuy, tile often requfre extra e hours, ac* computer pioii — A series of presidentIt fori m em ber services nunum ber of coadilng." quality of its consultiniltingandrc- cording to a a separate DDl Many lop managers s bid envelope and ^ By Patricia KKeben ^ n s such as boi Newwlay______S la c k e r rtreputation Excel wiU_be _ £ u i d font size. filling drug-ireiree_workplace3 vacancies d o e s n 't fitfit G en-X ers. _ _1 • Migp«)jLE>rd24.Tbpic8ih* ‘ . GllAmadomaybejucju st 25. but______------siid ltteiitteth7frvpartculftt ircom ~ ■ • *Resiauran«Tml”fast^ff ______H dd O c t 17 and 2 ^OOd Ties observed'ii UUnj p a g e D 5 jinthepropam Tim—w coT w pcodnt frig up up more and more fri places i just started testing obcibout about generationalK di n " ™ >“ ■uid printing fromictions such as ------applicarlicants'drugsczeens tiireeyWs t aga' he said.'SorSome inthevnjitolace. knd usfrig functit TWIN FAlFALLS— G ieggSatza ItC is i< a powlng problem,' largv 1 construction compan'anles While iri h i ^ schoo]tool and col. „ Acceu meets, fin^hasas a y»UdaDdwpend* ‘EvansIS saicLi ‘^ e are seeing have 1 been testing for tiirce■ce or icge. he interned fri tv s, otiiers don't — kum,9andfonL :cs tiie root of In- [ • Microtoft t Accovers creating ablie groui>up of about five (meth)tth) more and more." four. f We just now haveJ ttile — one, a funky Web-i w e S o T le problem with meth is smaller a companies comfrig place conflict, Wov. 7 and 14. Itfrigandrunning CO eiwIoyMsessathlsStoizaDiywaQ 'Ihe ] ng in n.ent firm fri Brooklyi lOs. that the ac* '?don escalates so tills t year.' has always been databases, wridnggchangestoth? inlWfriFaOs folks not m uch older *Emploj ei3 win see a woilc*. In the M a^c Wiley about td.butafle, ^ftlottamnong o the genera- Bueries. maldngig d query- and FUUngthothem spou on his dry* , bst.*En lUt 55 They all played hatd, team wasnt eaw. er np fromC being productive percent t of companies are■ test-te those foosball games aj Bttabase using3ns such as walling te II isnt that there arent andsafisafe to starting tasks and Ing. t which equates frito abcibout hours. It wras back to Bm todayly th e \vhole Lsfrig functionsorselecL howevetlii workers fri the Magic neverfii*r finishing thcnL In a n iat- 2.200 2 businesses, accordingng to wasn't even getting« paid| But Is clchangfrig.. fridus- b u u i^ delete oraPowerPofrttwm lo couM d o th e work. |e r of weeks\ they berame a Evans. 1 stilL 1 su y ed late Sirvvoiked anc . lux. The speed of • MkrowftPmand 28.’It fri* ' everything is lafesl-fonvaid. And ' andfbrm attins Tj^eyjustOTcan't pass the pie*em* loner,r, thefrth physical appearance The metii trend b one• thatti hard" b e e t Nov. 21 an .. tiie w u n g er crorow d i« no longer idiugtesL andartiialtitude deteriorate.* Evans local I friw enforcement has be HisotiierlaqKrience creatingnd an understand* P*^S£S*!b ly s& o u to flO M th e said. deaUng< witii for yeara. ■ We ha ncewasvjth buyiigiraothele pay-your-dues- ions a n d tools, . a Long Island friiemtm c t w ^ c c ror’a-|old.>vatdtch tiifriking. sBdes. usfrig and ,' Skuza said. "Mostly Whenhen Evans started at the a « serious problem In th e Maj provider, a 'sWrt-and- bg menu opdoa ho^ltal}ltal tiie drug he tdw th e ^ \ e y ," TVvin Falls County Shi md.Ue- t o d ThcSe 'techn.mo-litersie enue- ofplacc.Apanfromtii(lUiechiefej. p„.„cure- Skuza tecently had an mostwt was martiuana. followed iffWajne i Ibusley said. e not looking to Outlookwlllbe . ecutive. who he sayso wasw young Employers forr ssecurity or long- ‘ b e had to turn away by cocaxxafrie ana opiates. Meth Most people booked throu at heart, tiie oOier m a • MkrbnftOuid 12. Ibpics fri* the threeaopUcants a p for (he too wasonion the bottom. the t jail have a substance abi terii tewaidsds. says Bruce tiiefr 50s stayed holeloled up In ie ro f Rafrimaker* heldDec.5and•d^boob, 1 bectueJo f j K M ^ drug tests, Aboul»ut two or three yean a ^ proolon, I he said. leganiless igsectw^es Thinking, aI New Haven. ' B ude crearing andrecen«fea*adi andhehas£i»ftadbur.«n3‘an s problem.* i ctlons. tion with wii depen"5' such tiadltionimal benefits are j^ m ilb , and usini we’:?^»s,5i'oT8;* e y o i ^ uTots, young peo- n n n a ttin g Ainctki35 per class or employees.]s.butyoua]wayBhBve Indusdustriesbefrig hit tiie hard* tally good people ore doing t techno \vlzards. Or dassea. ' sometumoinovec.VVhen that hap- est fri fri filUng position are >wTongtiiing," It have you got for ' r The fM U $35 tiiey're just a product c iy?"Tb which tiiefr B140fbrallflvedafonnadon or to pensltcantn take awWle to fill the amstmiitiuction and the food fri* 7 ^ ent mfrid-set: Keep y ly Evans said that m ight be Blaif Kixh Uves In BubL < pram head hard.drivlng baby boomer For more frifon}2-6288 o r 732- posltioa'’'SkuzasakL 9 dustiy! B rent Evans, Bvi the drug-free duetotlto tiie fact tiuutiiosefridus- (con be reachtd by e-mail bosses say, -G"Gee. you've got t e s t e r , call 732-I oiityandthe „m e attlmde!- w oikplaceoecoordinator at Magk tiiesarelarerelativdynewaitestfrig Iblair.J09homuULcom or’r 01 respect that comesles w ith It. q>plkants. I ftw iatifn p srta VUleyBegloSlonalMedkal Center, job^)pl 31&-2G07. Shoukfri't otiiers exp i : M Su«Uj.S«pt«nb« 4.20(»
YcXJRB u s5INIESS m m \ 1 - 1 - dons manager or. MitcheU hide or motor home,hot die idea honor, In 1997 and • ______A l l a b o) i U T F O O D ______Bankers mltted the helps driwrs na^lavlgate. In and submli aklngforamore Eastem Re* TWIN FALLS — First M e i w innlrnlng essay outoftrafilc.maklr c environmenL M announced two new emplo on th th< e topic, calm, stress-free e -Thee Four The Costas said1 theiht H appy Dri- “ ccs: x)ad rage and BT j l ^ Jennifer Jensen DcLartge w Most5t Con- ver defuses roac J hired os retail oi>eraiioits dir« r u c t l v e ensures safety forbrail. a ■itigjKLl tor and works ai il ngs a Pro- Hie originalI IdeaId is being adminLstralii er Can Do made available nowno for licens* ■ W ^ p i mrers Interested ■ i l ^ M building. S s t rIV u to Help Ing to manufacmrt # ls.“ and has in nev^^ produazi devdopment, d c r a d II a 11 Thing: cautomodveac* fromColunil (lurern o n slrated especially in Uie an operations A d V e n I i Nowt s t a n d i n R cessories Irtdust^. manager in Academy Bsslonallsm AddiUonalWonJonnadott about die Eastem 2001. His re- B CSRs." ivcr Is available die district c M e a d o tjcommurU- die Happy Driver sponsiblllXes im bia ; Cilckrt Wtehel jgn^o lUcity-Press Do- Idaho Falls, Glade, Was« i s I ; o u tsa t national from the Publici Indude, gas a n d aucnd • It into the partm ent of of Invention Springs. company op- ( i -service and professs Technologies Inc. Inc by calling • Mark V . posj-sccon ; wiihin the Insurances eradons and P^>mlcr In. (800)940-90'’0. E Bexl 2285 or e- moted to c u s t o m e r ary cducati ; ty. She also was a JmNMD«ljn0e in both L 2001 in the m _ a ^ i ling I operadons services within ; tuiallficr and m ade It ‘nt-tedi.cora colli. Neb., il final five contestants.department, productsg'lnvetit-i m Region, induding Vancouver. Wash. Slie has lalViealthln- Invention Technehnologicslnc.is t offices in IV v i n l ^ i Miichell joined Prt I Gables, Fla. It Is years of banking cxpuriei service. She based in Coral Gn s. Pocatello a nd Soda on the College of Southem Idahoocam* 1 ; surance in August 20 ublidtyandpub- ^ a iiitk IkKiil S«nrlc«, ™ t and was n branch manager!D.. anti : benefits dotty license In hnndlin. die publi I a ribbon cutting sponsored by thim»a faalfeaturing an upscale sandwich meiwflu l y i nianagem < obtained a disabilityance ] I»rofes- , s m anager in Boise. ood service operations area willIb b< ere- H . trainee . : iuiy 2002. Mlichelljthem Idaho Qas companyny leadersI 9 ^ W^ He joined In- I ‘to•you^d(»l' format. Ths food 16. grain, work -served as presidenirrs ol for 200-1- poiSE — Intenitermountaln Gas termountaln mIMiI In mlM Kember. Aninartnark can be reached at 732-6636. ■ at I Made Valley InsurantIV serves on co. Prcsident WillVW liam C Glynn ■ Gas In 19B1 In ctured.lafttorljht, areTraunIanie Naser. office manager; Peggyy rices, lie i” " ' sionaLs and the SouthihcId.ilioAs- announced promromodons of key the ' Nampa Aram; Ivlf, executlve chef: and Nla Culunlum, re- ^rndiiuic S B District, was pus,m Flscus, general manager. 'lUin 1-all.slus >1 ol- 2205 and currently i . BrentWUdeioU E ® promoted to III mana{er. Not pictured U Tom I SciuHil. ‘1 I Ihe stale board for the , . al ofilcc staf; i r . r s c ™ construction . bachelor's '■ , i soclation of hcadqU im m M H I superintend- , )trce Islligl' Undenvriters. i n e n tln l9 9 Io n d >n« BriKltaniYoihas a : “ “'Z J iSS.Ioasj j W then to Western mods Gres Cox IJniversiiy i ■ J Region con- pictu____ R e m o d e l L ( C O M P L E T E ______a master.s : Shetiy OlsotvFrar:ently com - 1 I'' •ted 21 hours t ic o toUowing Slyke s t r u c 110 n gax* in business adniinistrailYoimu ; ™ n fa lls - Continuing j U.Cu rctomeni manager. In ,, from Boise Stale University,ily and !,------O ise ofesslonal of ° anochct sen- will assume responsl- " hius consum er lending ^ exp rsd c . i lucation at ior manager, )r the Western Region ------amlion P l w nent teams In opera- cnee. e IRS Nadon- Dan ^ McAlister sily. Ik' o t C InApriLVOldeis nstrucdon, emergency Penny Hogan irum 2005 H H iB B responsibleri for !, maintenance and I . T l directing the r s e ^ c e . I I lAlli-^’- P e n n y Hogan m inar held BrcntWUe d T '* . J , tlie 11 company mar- Chnpin was promoted ' appointed financial ser\' I V # wideJR. 23-25 In c representu isVegas. kedngeffortsandand Industrial sales jerofen^eering serv ^ / Foru ile Boise eeneral ofQce for -anwas I ; semiAt dlls Inten- and senices. He Hi joined Inter- ■ W m IS in 1975 and has following die I * :; Ha^eyomc il______I Aug. seminar, mountain Gas ir id important held various poslposidons induding redrement of Bank " ’‘'I w ’ i ShKiyObmfta* liscusMKl die liastem Region)n marketingn man- Garry Laursen, strecendy. director director of engl- Buiiiuiist..jffice of j jh ree-d aylion from top ager and. most n nRegion. ^ neeriniL He ■ i C k B -second . W : participants gainedd leading In* oT tlie Western Rt KiverVaUe: s. Payroll, Hart Gilchristlist is now manag- . . joined the com C .. knowledge and disc r cation for s and trusts, er of staff opc pany in 1991 os . i laic-il lax informalloi a m engineer. Bvans Ban) iimiiedliabili- i lilS executives and I Before moving I------J .*.. J Hoi;an e some the Pwry Hogan more thaiSr nt : experts, toBdlserhewas i a-ilreinent. estates ; agassupplyop* MIddlekauff Automotive Group>and an the TWinFalls Chamber of Ci -years of b Identity theft and lim ing experience, exceilinf haph e r a t i o n s metce held a ribbon cutting to9 etcelebrate the completion ot a ' u ,« ly companies weresp'cciallzra s In I S B fsE representative eiistoiner care and pers es. conserva- ■ measurement. remodeling project to add theI M«TWIN FALLS — Keyes to CPR sdors announced CrService Costu love lo travel, the lost 14 ovmed ow by Aaron and Chrisdntdna Heart AsAssocla- ligliways. m ountain ir a tion ccrtlfled ce MitcheU is the 2005 Out>e Society “f Happy Driver" prom oted to years, Includ- Ke)^, _ opent*dIunel5. ingCSH of the Year for L-the Coun- iheydjougliiofanc Ing re^onal The new business offers carcar- Instructoilors a n d ' toawltolenew manager In die lon. Emergency Medical TTechni- ofldaiio. Cricket ^ aveling in a ve- 1992, PocalcUc engineering dlopulmonary resuscitation To (|Uidifv for tills luliuind- lop dririiiKonbusylilRl technician rwfirst-aid and automated extercter* clan-Ban(lEMT-18SUTiliilined. ihi-simc I’"-- and regional nal defibrillator training, it Is ai Keyes to CPRcan be•reached n takes navigadng to i iPlant c o n stru c tio n M edtronic AED and fitst-ali*ald at 404-2‘»92 or 420*3066.6. top state level. W iethertravi inspector. He ' • responsible for system- m adeto metering and gas ■ Hk- Mlnl-Cassla As • Proiirement acdvides. tion of, RcaJiors is askii widi 2,C tin Ptease »maD Items ti. nww i sd ark donaiioius for drav\ings ti calling i nieuHnm is a «MUy iMtin . raise money for ihc Uealu, Associa- ; I tMN^AtfittcommMtiilacthKtMtjr ESen Thomason bmllies k)theM^Vritay.H)euhn«l liiical Action Conunittee.sklng for i ' ^ iMln- at eUenOmaglcvdeyxcmt • Pro Ml fotmedon about any ot the felwrtnt•Inc. Ways the lU’ACIushelf? to help 1 L m t s S work In nwT>m»Ww»i w«nt»tofie»iteonsaf¥Jstaf( changes. thestontovlding the Red Cross ■Y The HnJCtNews Ing the mortgage ii • Newcettificabons. lieipedin- : L ^ • Or?2,000 free long-distance ■ RaBoi548 dcduciion alive and iks wel from ; I telecom • SeiTi(ia(S8nd*«kshops. T«n fans, waho aJ303 suiiding Congress lo a th » 7 cards to distribute to y• Awants afKl atfiievenwnis. on>. keep- f J M I ment ss ir affected by die disaster, 7330931. Exl. 266 iiiiiximuin capital gains inieristi • Chamable business actnnues. ftK6774W3 Of 734-5538 from 20 1 roacdvely securing net- • Other business news.______Infrastructure to protect «o xthicv P' the : I equipmst storm dam age Ixsforc I coimncuiins lax r^ite : I andhos I ^ / gress :(1 10 |)ercent i - srmhit. r d / / s ’ ^ changespercent. ; , intt s u n Bucklsy brace for a pMpMn4he^ at a • O)tganl2ing and staging ------— -l^ir-CrtH icing to i - i id-ralsor held July a at the BksiPnlltontoBi»l«r. Pa ------)mmunlcadons equip- " 4 ^ porting A I Association of Raaltors niMd $3,$ 3 ,630.80 t o U » R ^ In netoboring stales In (Bound's allowses to Ihe cilntCrane.left.il irodon for rcstoradon ef- sumers to a-coivc a fat Action Committee. processQwest has now moved diis • Wtiment Into affected areas repon so dicy can a-viev banking. Insurance, ^y- ______' and correct errore. obiaii t“ n- The MlnWasslalerican Al Red Cross providing ba las begun rcstoradon wonc. ■Tlc^oTheiTurii«-^nv«tments.-ws.—mortgagft-and-L^nj^j increase in tax deauclIOlfav ca-dit i altors Polltlcil Ad ■Enanas to customers. jwest technicians from S25.000 lo SIOO.OOO view for catlil ; the Gulf Coasi consumer Cm iboring states a r ^ die af-___ .I--, lemadi ineni. furnishings Diain'uigan am ‘ rectlyloiheAmeri at Conimimlcauons, prov|d(d area and are actively business property, andniCTsfrom~t-ror'rongrcgonyTic rent company, ■ Qvreat ' ged In the restoration )nal Inc. and Its eni- Sata. v ing staff assistance lofor c^quip- i cane diat hit its th 289,000 asso- Intemattonal te stepping in to hdp poj „jcss. candidates wlio sunporland oiher ' earlier tliis vvetJc.ig 13.000 Smldi's ployees are s Abrklng widi local emer- property ri^ is and indtlie ptovid- i Smith’s pareronvenient way lo the victimsos ofo Hurricane Katri- vrt* di ddidon to providing y personnel to provide laic industry. to political i Kroger, offered comits pany^ foun* na. In addll uds. disaster training ■ Twmlcationa^ seivtces.------RafOe dravtrinjp willport b< privaie : ciates (indudingrhe Kroger C a calling cards «st Communlcadons In- regular Realtor funcdon:tlie real es- associates) a con^ilphs/Itood4Less and techniankal support Qwest ^ c h idTTie Fred Meyer announcedBd It ! wi:: match cm- ijahoidonal Inc. Is a leading open lo Realtors, affiliii help. And the coi ider of h^ - s p e e d Internet, guests. D onations II will be held at dations — The- will match em- pjoyce donations doi to the inu > Red Cross up lo a total jjon, video and voice services, knowledged with a posionsandarc inundation. Ralp!atlons up to American Rci nore Informadon. visit the while tickets arc fTiliaies beii and lk)undation andl of $250,000.K). , . Ameridte at www.qwe3Lct>m. chased and verbal will rec' l>e ac- inundation —dhrtslon vs of Kroa-r Qwest’sJ contributionsco Indude i at the time of theposted i sign ployee donatl)rtered In CliKaii- these octividrwarded di- fied financial se { 208-734-4411 • mvw.wiCCsinc.cgrn. Sundqf,S*ptiinlMinlMr4.2005 T tm w ^ .'M n M sk . ,m o M { M eQNEY
n v e s t i n ^g m y t h sJ d e b u n kied I ucers s(lee I i I produ agreements i Area tington approve expense ag as American Funds Washing , ByK«KunHKapoor lodge & for growtii funds baslascd simply i ^RkldafNawaSarvtca Mutual (AWSHX) and Dod| - Cox Stock (DODGX) suffiiuffcred on a comparisonn to other r— stin^g-losses.—Tlic-for•former growth-fundsJlut tp peer g r o u p ____!___ _ /Nfhen-lt M m es to Ih v ^ s tin ^ Tt dropp^ more than 17 per rices 'th^ e•re n is certainly no shortage of itcr lost Investors end up loslrslngoutThe Hboosiitiii-po)tato pr » that year while tiie latter inioiis. Everyone, includtag due. tmtil Is d u t It mokekcs sense to • j maricet andn d growth opponuni- li close to a founh of Its value ; IDAHO FA L LS-PotPotato mar- I ~ ur friends, fomlly, co-workersle Soow nthesefunds.butcu td o so compare fUnds Iw martletn cap. des for prodroduccrs. packets and ^ kqu ore stronger, and exports d nel^bors. seems to have :tations. rather than by stjie• aalone. i irs h a s never looked methlng to say* about invest-t. with- the right cxpectati arc up. y to be 3. IntemaUonal1 istocks art ; |L And while their opinionsIS Otherwise, you’re likely t. That’s good niwfss for fo potato Fflflll or later, riskier th an domestiiStic stocks, N um bersers back up Meyer’s ^n be1 quite different and con- disappointed sooner or I growers, who are reaplraplnghlghcr . id Andbytheway.lPyouownj,vnareal For years, die coconventional IbctWiM.k'. opamlsmn showing i June 2005 fysirjing, mey are usually Joined pritws. ;t. esute fund, dils advice extendscxt^ wisdom has been dudiat most in* «k)y, the Timet- exports upip24.1percenioverthe 2 togggether handfiil of mvest- vestors are better' coff keeping rTCsh-pack prices- - bo. weMyreporton Snetimne el last yeat Expons to „ienent axioms. Some of these atem toyouasweU. Hisst «n 2. It costs more toJ n ru n i just 15 percent to 20 percent of iwccn S7 a nd S9 depei Japan aree u]up nearty 16 percent reallally sound, but more often tiielr assets In overs2rseas stocks. ' quality, said Keith &pl rannrtn up 36 percent, sales to tharan not these pearls of wls-5. growthfund- mivc director ofPotato j_ Do you ever wonderie r why That's because die> cconvention- | services managBr Korea nearlearly double and trade doir>m only perpeniate m yths — Inannu- al wisdom has also>rellcdonthc n ofldoha ve Regions of Or- vrtth C hina;ina a n d Hong Kong has andid daitiaglng ones at that SoSo you have to pay more In, a ‘'Priccislookinggooi rio al fees w hen w u ’re Invenvcstlng flawed assumptionn tiiatt foreim icer Pools, w h it* grown byy 16616 percent . IVe/e Isolated three • Inventing isky tiian do- they (growers) v5m b< M in a growrth fund? Largiarge-cap stocks are more risl anlcValleybrand. Addingig tto producers good myt that 1 simply don't agree ■age cost mestlc stocks. SuSure. tiieVre moke up som e lost:^ grt u „ d ,- h = ihe“skyrocketingvalue" with gro\%'th funds on average hlch is headquar- fommethe' □e as m uch as 10 basiss ppoints more unfamiliar tto U.S. In- siild. :onsin. works w ith ofporkshipihipments, Meyer said. 1. 1. TTieie’# no risk in value ew^cre along ] One large Gem StcSta.ts farm KredlnW tain more than large-capp value• vestors. but somew jwers from all over stococks. 1 growth tiie way. a lot of snsmart people recently sold a mlllior At Momlngstar, w e tend to funds. And sm£l-cap gi Sutes and recruits Cntfar campaigneai a cd funds are even moreB expen-e: also started sayingng tiiey were [ at S6 hundredweight »rs each yeat The '**" ave a contrarian, value-based JV-. slve than sm all-cap..p value riskier. ground up for dehvdrs 10 members, but so COlllu gOgo national apppproach to investing. Howev- ■ WeU. die evidenceiccjustdoesn't i toes. EspUn said. In e s r s ? ™ ; r. even we would agiee that \i‘-ou wlll iiecd0 to request a nevv accounting for 42 percent ofo f all 1-800-997-2493. Ex|)cri; icial goals and couragedto to bring a guest bee two pro;programs on Oct. 4 in the a w ere BOO-397-3742, or'IVJUisjis Union I at number. complaints. Most people \vc Your local poUclUce department, ' 0 achieve diem of charge, Sage Room Rc of the Education c th a d l-800-088-t213. •follow Instruc- fo r moreirc Infonnadon or to Bulldlntlin g a t MaglirValley Re- repotting n Identity tneft diat h for which as well as the poll.ollce department ’ occunedone to two years agoiga Any company for Students will bet.non-technlcal renter, »Ucall 732-6290 or 732- glonalNal Medical Center. A Grand o 5 haw been in die cltyjAerlere die identity The FTC estimates It takess lIhc finudulent accounts ht fine their financia nds program for physl- lunt special- dtcft occuned., FileI- a poUce re- f will learn to 62B8.' Rounds average Idendty-theft victimm 30 opened. /\sk an account ch artacoursc.toir ai Income, get s: “Developing a ° information pon . as proollof die crime clans; horns of work to stra i^ te n cout 1st to review the Info tijrouglicasy-to-fol pltal-Based PalUadve Care *1 ;lr Investments COUfSeSJ Ol^n0 to public, Hospita the mess. But victims w ho3 dis-d widi you. and then 1 Thide Commis- tion and elr no hard-earned 'ram ." will be held from ^ “ U ?M erani covcred the theft and quidlickly freeze die account, n Identlty-tiieft language. Theycomc w taxes and n e a itfW:are .a i providers with wtilch slon. , Flic a" 0 to 1:30 p.m . An open reported J it averaged sbc to 10 Any compartics witl online at m aximize their I m for hcalth-carc I OTUMS, In- complaint mation offered TWIN FAUSFA - The Magic (onim hours of work. you nave open accoi he Web site also more from their(vill bc.cuTTcm. Valley PalliaIllative Care Coalidon provideriders, “Strate^es for Assisi- Iden- dudlng credit, bankiinldnft loan v\-\w.flc.gov. TUe If you've been a victim of ld< :k ivlUi the provides i« o urcesforvlctimsof tc i and protect tlieir!1 and non*com- jj sponsoriijring educational op- ing phyPhyslclanswlthEnd-of-Ufe tity j theft, be sure to contact:t: and utilities. Check ' such as varying | money from incon portunitiesIes that are op en to Care." v be presented from 3 The three major creditt I bu- company rcpresemativi 1 steps to resolve Ij inflation. Informaors are G. Clay health*careire providers and the (q 5 p.ip.m. Admission is free to reaus , — Equifax. Experian.J. 0and account has not beeti /isit tiie FTC Web ' - in the course willit Robison. public. b oth1 v< workshops. Tb register. TVans ■; Unton. These companMutics Ask tiiat your passw W.ftCgOV/. ( comprehensive1 anunderstanding , . coll:ollcge-level course, call 737737-2007. monitor I your financial decl- dc count numbers be < mercial. «cial Issues at the End l- The Instructors - Is being offered q I ' [isplin and Brelt R< the College o f South- J T Esplin has an ui iho during th e fall , j of tax sheltering r. It is designed to In- A planning, investn the hcalth-carc ^ per andd?l ance. estate urrent pli decisions crease j|\ Get tthe pap employee beneflelr future Invest- practitlone>ner's knowledge o f M cates individuals concems that t affect padcnts ■ options for retirers more than 10 and famiUelilies at the end of life. V impact their cumrience In the fl- T he courscirsc will provide skills, • ^ )o! tion and experience to gift, to will have on thes eir; business and Informatloi ” real!ly nice j ments. i counseled peo- assist healisalth-caic providers in Robison hascas n of financial becomingng mote comfonable years of experierfocus has been personallylUy and professionally ay and take youri r choice of: nancial servicesquality I education w hen wotvorking with patients jKSign up for EZ Pa] Ims taught andcce m ate better fl- an d famil!nilles. The two-credit pie in all areasIslons. He has class mfcts eet one Friday evening planning. His fo( • An AutoPiPride Full on providing qua: to help pqople n- _iiL_- Service OCar Wash nancial declslolYRPARTS&LABORUS rrantyI A u t d f t r i d e .IFYINO HIGH EF.F«CI6 NC>CY EQUIPMgNT. ^ Valued atIt $1535 tid Stone I I freeS • Small Col ------ON-QUALIF’ G O W S T O P ^ Creamer)ryCake __I g g | | Valuedaiit$18i9S----- 1 All d«rNm» ^ *2 Adult NlMovie I
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But noiliing prop: Cton Thonlompson's Cclloc site: e™ljmployce to head of a company. him for ihe day ihat a v 'www.clonlhompson.com Suddenly f d ie /re In charge! of ucis. Ills own,' dressed in;ui walked imum o . H .PBP3 ”1 long I' list of chores that dieyley Koeller said starling hi: Greenwich VilUiKc resiaiitaunini canran"! just lum over 10 someone>ne business forced him 10 be more i ils busi-! . ordered a pizz;i and u I ______else;lse — dicrc's no accounts re- cautioas, not only in his rehrablcs or hum an resourcesCCS ness, but al.so wlien it cameca to, ■ _ .l and broke inio tears, recent years.ve In 2003. a m ajor Thai m an. hice recalls, departments. And the securityrity his family’s finances, study loifound diat one In 133 Df a weekly or biweekly pay-ay- "As an employee, you cacantiike been diagnused len years inil the United States ' lier wiih Celiac disease — :heckIsgonc. more risks bccause you getge your may ive the disease, far more Susan c Wilson Solovic dc- paycheck from someonene else.'', incurable affliciion thatI makesm; ^ lhan hadnd been previously be- ^ the body unable to lakeke i ^ -r wrribes tlie shift from corporate-ate he suid. lleved. ess W lien Glenn 1-roiiierer w ent, thing containing pliiter markedng executive to business For pc()cople \vidi die disease. ^ IS a from corponiie fiiuuice• jijobs io»‘ proicin found in wheal, bi owner and jack of oil trades as a dining out ( can become a out. head of his own accoiountlng- and r> e. culture sh<^ diat took about source of anxiety because of ety software finii In 1999. hele found. The pizza and beerLT slxmondistowcAroff. the riskcofunlntentlonallyeat- 0 :or- dial being an ciitrcpreneiieur\%’as ' Pace serws in his restau "When you're sitting in cor ing somimethlng that contains porate p,, America and the grass■ass a huge lifestyle changc. Hisotteria. like many oother looks greener— to be your owniwn "You're never off."■" said • iienis on his m enu, are formu-for Manyy consult pockei-sizcd bo.ss, bg. manage your own scheded- Fronier. oM icr oflVeasuru r/S o ft-' laicd with subsiituies for Clan TillIiompson food ^Idcs ule.uJq maintaining control of yourour w are in Weston, Fla.,;i.. near ' ivlieai and barley, tnakint(ing his tfpm, publishciled by a Maine family own owi creativity— whoi you don’ton’i Miami, "As an employeyee. yoir people place a magnet for pei has six members living factor fa(^ into die equation Is all the left at 5. you wen- done,le. Ilea*.' i.se. 'Jlie Joe Pace, th e ownerer »'ho hai'i' Cfli.ic dj.sea.se. le disease. The Thom p- support suf corporate America•ica. you’re always on." inI. NewU.U, York.v«.L the customer told Pace thal:hai he serves a rilotto dlihsh ati his restaurant on Aug. 12. In I started making the gives givi you." said Solovic, presiesi- n i e size of his Workrk force,;' hadn't been able to enj(-njoy a pgee's restaurant catcaters to those who have Celiacc disease,dl or an al- guides-ir•in 1997 and now sell dent der of SBTV.com. a Sl. no\v 11 people, m s iilso;o a n a d '' pizza and beer for a decad nearly 5.000 S. a year. I.Io'.ier Louis-ba^ Loi Web site lhat tartar- justment. "Socially, It’s diidiffea'nt' "This is what the resiautaurani ** * L anlK..1 Thompson, who docs gets get small businesses. woridng in a small office;e as op^ business is." i’ace said.. "N"Mak- ______not haveive Celiac disease her- So. S on starting her flrst com>m- ]K)Sed 10 working with 20200.300, ing people happy." self, say!lys she's seen a "huge pany. pot Susan Says Inc., in 1999.>99, 400 people," Fronier said,id. may be ^ rr r r J^W .t j Noi everj' customer ma H P ' jump" inIn awareness of die dis- she she discovered. “I'm now the But there arc definiiele nliLses nc, but as effusive as lhat one. iillH case inI the past year and a secretary, sec die rcccpdonist. die 10 dlls different kind ofriife. II like Pace says he gets iremencendm is ^ W w i l M half. bo'out new recipes. H b developcpcd the first conim er- don doi for Barbara Sheridan wiienlien want to d a " f'romer said,id. His latest experimentnt is a ' . cially produced pi glulen-free she sh( founded her human rere- For many entreprenelietirs. die pasta m ade from white! beans.be ___ because ^^^^^^■_beer. BBard’s_Talc,_wasq diag- sources soi firm in 1999 wasivas tm nsllion is harder bt lUce. the m ain ingredien in ^ ~ with> Celiac disease bccbnilnga'^t^vomaii.', bei ” som cdiing doesn't go acc■ccordiiig ■ risotto, is naturally glu fourfc years ago. He even Sheridan ^ had worked morelorc 10 plan. free. quit )lng out to dinner, fear* than jhs 16 years as a corporaterate Tony Kalsulos, prcsld;ldenl o f ro unded just five years inadvertently eating hum |)U; an resources professional>nal 'IVinlly Public RelationsIS Inc. in Paces restaurant quicklykly be- somcdilitiing wfiih ^ u te n in It. before starting Chariotte. N.C-.C - New York, liad a partnerer in the e partner ■ came known among pe thinlink the most underap- based HR Xcel Inc.. and so she planning stages, but the \ minute. , • ■ with Celiac disease, who10 nmake prectatc'ted aspect of being certainly cer knew how to provide/ide backed out at the Iasi n Wiis sup-’ hea%7 use of the Internet diagnose)sed with a chronic dis- HR services. But selling wa«was His would-be p:irtner w: somcdiing new for her. and parpar- posed lo handle manyly of the ■ e-m ail to share resiaurant rec- ease is the psychological “ t lUsc admlnisiradve choa's ththat Kat- ommendatidiis. I." Seplowiu said. "You ticularly challenging bccausc nis- sulos endt'd uj) with whvhen the 1 Several major resiau 0 be very diligent about she p ' was trying to persuade ais- I a company was foundedi IIn /\}>rih , chains are also reachingig o u tto Pace piepares a Isottortsoi dish Aug. 12 at his restauraiiutint.AtrlgMir» le order somedilng and lomcrs to sign on with c company that had no trad•ack 2002. the Celiac communitv.ly Oui- g|ut«n.fte« bieidlllclitleks. . say, a baijarbecue sauce had beer ” back Sieiikliousc», PI- Ch;C hangs . - nd diey say it didn’t, w e record. . “The division of foci3CUS bi-^ * and other resiaunint corcompa- come with eatingng foods lhat has been stronrang, VclIanK said, "I had a strong resume “tha jat ivvccn getting tlie job doiione and iuch as crusty though he lOshas yet to report an . r ' said. 'I've done il Tntemally.’ bu nies offer menusiis o f contain wheat, sue back Steakhouse. a but managing the back endll cof busi- in salads and instance _f t J u . b a to do It externally and chargi •gluten-free dishes, andid morci bread, croutons in casual dining chain ness, even diougli 1 kncnew lliat crispy fried foods,s, vwhich often openly weeplni money, it's a little different.'■nt, would be a part of it, I underes-ur are joining them. '60 restaurants, has of- qu um bs or flour, "A lot of restaurants rci don't Sheridui said. Uist m onth. Mitchell's•ll's Fish contain bread crun: 1 glutcn-free menu since dmated die .unouni iill u-ould II chain Vellanie said. appreciate thisdlls," Vellanie said. "I think people really under Kalsulos'; Market, a Ki-restaurani c a nd Us Tampa. Fla.- take to do that." said K; )hio. in- So Legal Sea FoodsFoe worked "I vras surprlscirlsedbyli.ldldnot ® eslimalc. • when starting' ;® who held cor])orate publiblicrcia-' based in Columbus, Ohii parent company menus, on making subsibstltutes — realize howr manym: people arc business, diat sales aspect." salt tions posidons beforef sianings troduced gluten-free mi ck Steakhouse Inc. has 3^ >ns for salads; gluten-sensltiv Sheridan. nnI iosc company I: and six months ago Boston- Bos chick pea croutons adopted gluten-free y Ills own fimi. ring and chick Until rccentlently. Celiac dis- “ now large enough to have a vici Tlie unexiJcctcd multiiJtiiaskiiig based Legal Sea Foods; diakingbak Instead ease was mistilist^enly diought T ? i president for sales among5 it: made die irunsiilon hanarder. "/'.s.- sam e in its 31 restaur i. Carrabba’s Italian Grill m, icecutlve of flour. M any item it s, th e y , to be a rareI affllCTlonaff a nd h ad <=hains. < more dian 50 employees. an cnireprcneur. )’0u doion'iw aiif HichardVellante. thcexeci onefish Grill. jciedly con- been severelBrely undcrdiag- ^ " 5 ® ^ The worry focior is die lougl'“8^ to think you cati bel)c over- chef for Legal Sea Foods,ids. said found, unexpccit ey're a very loyal follow- pg his company adopicipied a talned gluien andnd had to be nosed. Sympiiiptoms, Including . part for many new compan;>any w helm ed by anyn>lhlng." (cn Novello. president o f qv jr hear- excluded from hethe Celiac-safe gasirlc pain1 andar diarrhea, arc J??'. , owners. Katsulos said. gluien-frce menu after 1 ck Steakhouse. said of Ing cocktail sinr.ilar to odieyond the sales that w e ^ re doing blue cheese. Gluttuten Is often syndrome and am Crohn’s dis- owns GIuten-Fiec Market Inc..IC.. a1 easier \N^cn he iiired a ;staff lie peiing restaurants were d generauwe from the loyal cus- it. added to foods asis a stabilizing ease. store andW ^b site based InI di6thi could delegate responsnsibilities Awarenessss of< the disease rs w c get. It goes 10 Chicago suburb of DufTal)ffalo to and wlien he began11 to out^- Many people withI Celiac C agent, rill.- g disease miss the texturesires that The response: fromfr diners has been grov{rowing rapidly In i°°dwll Gro\’c diat sells ^u tcn - and1 ca-ca source som e work.
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Knight Rfdder News Servicevice much Iv te r to beareanhlmwlt'ia meeting plantanncrs agree lhat foam bail than gritpit your leeUfr when people’sle’s handsI arc occu- /\KIl()N.Ohio—<\fterarr a meet- said Texas-based btbusiness con- pied, they payaymorcattentlorL" ii ______A rect:ent study shthows... ing last month, Keevcn■n \Wliltc sultantairlstopher,ler Avery. For six years;ars. Ross has seen seiu some of his einiilciployx'cs "Sometimes toys3ys serve as a steady growthrth In his business. ------hom e with fistfuls ofd(»!litrtiiitr bills. - substitute for sometneU iingsom c---H e said It's becausebc< playddnfH------Another time, his workerrkers had one wants to say 'bi but can't say," can completelytely changc the ail- studentits------to exi>l;iin lo spouses whyvhy they Avery said, tureofameciuieOng. • wea* da-nched In water.r. Aver>- has seen) toystc at meet- "ll lakes theihe edge off a really Blame il on Wliite's.u:^.unpie- ..iiigsforihelaststxyiX years. Mc said . serious buslnesiness meedng," Ross ^ s c o r e i :'word spreads that edlO% ______(linable mectinKss__ at the nossibilides ararc extensive, said. 'O nce wc WliiteSpace Ca'ative. aI in:market- from sound maker;(ers to Slinkies toys ore gomjfl IngflrminAkrDn.- • to sock puppets. AvAverysutrosts plcacmailywaiwant to CO."' i\s the firm's pa*sident.lit. >Wliite introducing the ? f fun objects Iccbreakers:ers arc alkj cffccdve ^ ^ f n g l t eerl buwintoanewphilosophjphy that slowly, sianing wiili/iili a strc&s-re- when startinng g :a meeting. They ■ canbeassim]iimpic as a gam e of H siiys ba-aking tlie ice andnd keep- lief ball. The Newspapcaper Association of America1 ing employees engage;aged is It's rare for a comampony to ban Simon Says,>. otor as juvenile as a H paramount to accompliiplishing toys. Avery said. Emi•mployces who tricycle racec araround die board- H Foundation commissiissioned a study* to find outtif if goiik during a meeting. want to spice upp aan otherwise room. Whaievnever the method. H Newspaper-ln-Educaiicatlon really works. \Miite ascs off-the-wall’allmetli- i dull meeting justit n need to. take innovaUve rmeetinK tech- |B The results?7 i Students in schools with at ods like water guns andI stastacks of the initial risk to finfind out where niques usuallyloily yield favorable ' K least som e NIE progrograms scored 10 percent nds. results, cash to get things done.!. the employer siondi y better on standardizeilzed te sts than students in Wlien the company reacreached a “Tlie reason ihe/le/re not show- Advertisingiig agcncy Hitch- H rmuncinJ milestone ksi;l mmonth, ing up In meeiings i!IS that people cock. Fleminging & A&sodalcs of > ' I schools that had no10 hNIE program s, WliitecarTic>d 5.000 Sl billbills Into don’t think to brin;ring diem, not Alcronbrou(^tAtwater guns into a ------The newspapflaper is a n excellent tool to llie meeting to signify aa fnfraction bccause the comtmpanics don't m eedng witlitil CGeauga Lake offl- 3inhance ^^! critical thinking. Incincrease vocabulary and impmprove skills In a wide varlet;ety of the accomplifiliincnt.nt. Tlien allow It." Avery saidlid dols when diejdiey were discussing )f subjects. NIE is a strongig Itool for teachers seekingg ssolid achievem ent for theirIr >^es and Tills uend meansant a new ca- markedng dicliheir new water park. VVIiite split up Uie sin^e students. In other w ords •■ NNIEworlcsl distributed them amonlong the reer for BUI Ross,is. Seven years The meedng’sig’s fun aimosph’erc. eight employees at die mcmeedng. ago. Ross was wori-orking in nigh- along with . th< die agency’s plan. storming tech marketing. HeHewasoKviys wasahlt. Then, at a bralnsioi 7 rl meeting, Wliiie's emplnployees bogged down vritlivith dull meet- W hite^ace':ice’s President While *Support your /o c:a a / students, becon7me an NIE sponsot ------wiclded-Supci-Soakers,CTS.—The— lngs.-Duringlliese-isc-snooec-fcsts.— hasalso-foundimdsucceswhrouflh------ground rules for workers;;rs; If you Ross nodced thatfiat co-workcrs fun.A ficrhcdrc dropped dollar bills ' shoot down a co-worker’scer’s Idea, were pbying vrfthh p paper clips or on die table.>lc. employees were you gel. well, shot down.n. doodling. ' ready to listen,ten. And vddi urater- h ttpp://www.magicvalley.c< :, ^com/mlsc/nle/ "Anybody wlio has aI ncffitivenc Tliai's wlicn Ros[loss discovered gui>s as encnforcers of the comment geiS' blasted.'1" \^ ie his new carcer asas founder and no-negadvltyIty rrule, diat m eedng , said. ’ diief execudve ofof Office'Play- was also morcorcproducdve. | TiFFoifony Tensley-Hartgen But has anyone pulleulied die groimd. a Caiifombmia eompaiiy “A lot of Ur[ dmes when you're I iriegerat the boss? that sells business:!ss toys over die brainstonningking ideas, die natural ' 2 0>8-735-3212 8 - Iniemct. Many mePuttingvfireshmeen on a bvudget ^neratio]mXfath[lers striv !;
ByManlMllloeb tional costsi suchch as for text- your child andmd his or her room* 4 - ^ ______htoifcrtWatch books, until yourur student gets males can defldefinitely save some T i l f l y — “Uw^Oabrana-■ ojarflw at Ihe money bfshi'shfliing'comratinal -lifw^balance - e workjwdthfami NEWYORK— H ie starttartofihe bookstore. If youjareabletoget ai items such1 oios TVs and DVD mllycon- school year has arriverived on your child’s bookwk list In od- players, ratherher than purchasing By Clnd;ndyKrfwhwQoodmn , tions tic In their level of InvolveJive- openly about work-fami r of being' many campuses, and panoaientsof vance, try to p atchrchaseasmaay twoofeverythiy^W., „ KnWitlt RMdM Nmvs S«fvic« m m en t with thelr'kids. And thtthat Qict. often out of fear o in tiieir (h e '2.05 m illion newV ccollege used books as possible.po: If you Food e x>01568: ^ Most college. ------7~ involvement ^ reflecu in the th perceived as weak ir &eshmen axe worryingng about can't find them,. considero buy* freshmen liveivc on or near cam* w r\M ^ I — On m ost woric- wotkpUce: w They are m ore like-like commitment to work, packing all those boi^oxes and Ing new o n e sI from f online pus and haveive access to a m eal Hav* a > dad somewhere is ly >y to sacrifice pay, modify worwork " f ^ still feel ovAwarrardabout (caching the kids howVM to do retailers at a disciiscount. rather plan in a dinningdir hqll. These ig Grom his office, yanking travel ^ and refuse relocationn forfc taking paternity leave oior asking ' laundry. But one of Ihc(he mo!I 'Uian paying hilldl price at the plans typically^ nmgc Iroin one inecktieandslipplnglnto family » reasons. for fladble work arrongc: im ponont things you corcon do Is campus bookstoreare. meal a day' to lo three, SO discuss coachich's shin jusi & dm e to Now some employers. atare Morla Fenis, director o dves and decide how to Stan your c lu d on a nrespon- jes: If your child thealtemadve; er InstrucUons to his reaching n out to help m en witwitii forcedhrersityprogramsnsatlBM, kid will use the din- . slble fireshman-year budgudget will be living in a} donn,di chances often your kid !s soccer or baseball team, balance, b' considering them1 theth said at a rccent consnferencc hateverthemondily ‘^ “1, That is easier sold thanhan done, are good that thele costsc for d ec?, inghjul-Whati gUng roles as a business silent al stakeholder in the th ' sponsored by the Allialiance for . particularly before yourlUr soni or tridty, gas and1 water, w and in cost of thee plan, p you should JJW work/life debate. But thoihose Woik-Ufc Progress. Thrhe com- extra sum for novelty itlve, fadier and coach is . w dau^ter gets to school,3ol. when some cases cablelie and Iniem et budget on extr a day's vrork for m en of employers ei who try often1 aiare puter ^ a n t offers two> vweeks of , -xtra snacks and. of “ « ® you don't yet know whwhat ex- access, have alrejIreoify been In- food like uxtn radon X. These new dads bam bi ed by the results: The memen 'paidtlmeofftonewfatliitiiers, bul I our residence course, pizza, penses arise. Still,;tlU, doing eluded In youi new priorities represent a are^ shunning benefits offerefered “mon ore not using itI aas much extensive guessworkc bbefore- charge. Almostall all dorm rooms Ask your^Silld ch to send home to them or reluctant to taitalk as wc would like." y of his or her total broad1 sshill from prior genera* hand can deviate suesuess, and are furnished, thottiou^ it^ usual- a summary o; huge bills, oncc your Uddd arrivesi ly only to th e bare bai minimum, spending every evei two weeks or monthornvoofthis, on campus. Plan to pay for oilother room «• so.Afieramoj Educational expensenscs: l\i- sentials such os} imder-the-bedu you shouldd haveh an excellent ) a c h ^ ______ition and health-care! billsbl for storage boxes andnd bedding. idea of averog:roge monthly costs. college usually show upip aabout a While every student si fares This will alsoiso get your child in contbnwMdfroRiDl narketlng ifkeepingtrackofcx- identify ond neutralize intemt!mal ficd people are ma month before (he schothoo\ year much better, acadiademically.hav-. thehabitofke an be identified as a result th themsdves as coaches,5. I own compuier, penses. threats. starts. But you wont knovnowaddi- Ing his or her ow . ofexecio id v e coaching." Alma Weaver Jones, a bus:busi- Those vt^o don't haveive proper 1 That'!it's not to say diey ore ness n« coach with a corporotjratc business or psychiatricIc Itraining >■ rccruldns re b a c k ^ u n d , recallsalls a can actually damage: compa-i S l a c k e r rreputiation c diio esn ’t fit G^ e n - X e r s st coaches charge be- client cl of ners v^o clashed withwit nies and harm enemployee ' tween1 i$100 and $500 an hour, a a talented b ut ill*tcmpetcdd ex-a morale, said Steven BeBellas, a ; itghty regarded academic ,e( Newtday______that research, baby bi boom ers caUonal send'cndces firtnln Man- and to ecutive who freauentlentiy clinical psychologistI and £ rc- ' were found to wowork on average haltan. employees ei can and bubusiness consultants can tm ui derm ined her in public. searcher at the Univcversity of^ md $1,000 per hour to take A generation oncc chacharacter- of 45 hours o vreek.we and Gen* dovmsliift 10lo working> four days demant Jones persuaded the dlcnlient. California at Los Angelgcles' A n-' 1 this group Xcrs an overagege of 44 — an a week, asi docsdc Linda Nessim. on topp execu d v ^ said Aldrich the owner of a s t r u g ^ g sofsoft- derson Graduntc SclIchooi of I ized as latchkey kids, this ihum im resource society, w learned survival skills atatancoriy a increase for thee bI tle r of tluve age 36, whoho spends: Fridays at of the h ware company, that she coulx)uld Management. t HR depanmcnts are n< irn I have ' i ■ age. M any saw theirr pparents' hours a w eek over oi their age liomewiihheI her young dau ^ ter. But icversc the company^ fontmi:imes "T he major concern ng to view coaches as a w nize un- marriages and careers■s cicrumble coumurparts Inil977. IS And because!ISC staffers have asked stoning without firing the cxccutivitive. is the failure to recocn isary com plem ent to exist- w ological I in the vrake o f long wor^rorkhqurs Still, says Pattatly O'Connell, for more timeime off. die company necessa who was demoted and ^/en n a derlying psycm raining programs, Aldrich is job disorders." said Berg/aslas, an ex- | that were “rewarded"d” by re- “They do make! theirth kids a pri- ' siarted a vacation va buy-baci Ing tral more strict definition o f his jo ecutive coach hlmscself. "I'm : structuring and dowiownslzing ority over th e job.jot It's difficult program where wlu diey can ex- said. duties.*’dl • Is really becoming in* iced to be starting in the early 191<31i)s. > for us (0 deal witlvith." She's head clionge up> to to 2 pcrcent of their ’It u “It was 0 turning point wheiI'here not saying tliat you net cd into the culture of sj iatrytobe t No w onder Gen-XiiiXiirs, the ofhum on resourcurces at People's salaries forr extrao days off, says grained she took control back off iierIn a professor of psychiaiS f com panies," she sold, bi took a busihess coach. But B you I oldest of whom are tuirturning 40 Alliance F e d eal ra l'Credit Union Nessim. ;iead hca< of human re- many ( business," said Jones. “She toe "Tlie stsdgma is gone. It used to t her can't just willy-nillyy assume ' i (his year, were the fin(SI to(i rede- and co-chair oif f thetl hum an re- sources, some drastic steps to get hi tat you 01^ got a coach c< Tliey tiiat problem atic behiihavior in fme loyalty. You can't cinioncdna i a sourccs commim ittee of the Wldi dadsds ako j \vanting more be Ihat company healthy agaia Tlit ,.mukiikiuKdJicf- j skill sc(. And uTiUeile we\ re til And, yes, tlwt^ t^ what \ die Fam- cd offeringng paternity leave. Nowit: Tlie topic is especially uigui Ip top performers bccome ft ers of fon to better certify itssranks. r I li, they said during theie cdotcom Hies and Work Insinsdtuie research David Farber,ber, 30. a senior man- lo help for firms with laige numbers i better. n The In temadonal Coiiw ch Fed- I era, why can't we dresss comfort-cc also found; Lorgiirge percentages ager m adee useu: of that dme in even be retiring workers. differenu- of both GenerodoidonsX andY are April whenn his li son, Sam, was Buzzzz Kolbe, a tclecommuni- Businesses are increasingilngly eration offers cen)nification ably, w ork from di ns cxccudvc turned □ ns in courses. And a handful111 (of major locations and hove-ai lJnlittlcliln? more family-thanlan work-centric, bom. Sure,e. lie li says, he would cations preparing succession plans Imecoach.saysthebulkof a, ctire- universities have created ______^That hyper-lnllatcd do(cloicom era So much so thatIt manyrr Xcrs who _ h ? w i^ e n11 drdm e anyway, but he fuU*to ad \^ce of baby boomer retir ients are successhiL confi-— n .-including ------may tw gone, but the scnti- can oiford to ireare opting out of \vas ^a'd notnot to eafinto vaca- his diei “ ments,“ sald-Dennis Grind)indle, - -co ach in g curriculum.-u d e n tmmanagers w ho are looking d nage- the University ofTexa.sIS aat Dallas. , ments remain. the coiporatc wworld 10 raise lion. director of die Career Manag ny small advantage in an i, (hern wliich will admit its ilrsirst class of i Though leferred to3 asa: slack- their kids. T hat — and choosing . Wliat's more, m( he was im- for any m ent C cnter at Southei asingly cutthroat job mar- iv Cox executive coaclilng certertlfication ers, this group, whichich values a lltde less advidvancem ent in pressed that lhai his colleagues Increas Metiiodist University's O students in Uie fall, results over foce dme,e, is1: neck- favor of a UtUe moreme flexibility treated liisis leave Ic as "uniouch- ket. SSchoolofBusiness. some "In th e past, a perserson could and-neck with babyr bJewi bbioid. Re«den wi\ vol^on 'thitheir lavonte ry W ednesday In The TimiImos-NBWS 'MlII « ovet- (^tkwedfromDl- ______1 pet. I winner wJl be lhe S005 Pel Idol. These bosses mayly hhope diat ------younger-WDrkers-wUl-JiU -gei-w ith-^^^555 tr2005 fVt Idol wiU n c«we tp.4nd^.y4na.pn« CTBA.'l ------______the program, os boome> m crs.ihem -_H ___ selves did. But those)se systemic ■ To eniet, iobm'l a photogMpJ' ofif ycyou! p« along with Seplen'tf’ei 3(30iK by 5 0 0 pm at T(< T,ir>« Nc ■ ------tJunges.phisdcmograrftBphk&bode ■ completed entiy lo»in Include your o«tpet'l fvjme along with On SunSwndiv, October 9iK phoio\ iv i-a- amii«il.AsofthlsycatGicGeneratkm ■ nd $10 entry Ife to l«hcd m TKfTKf Tim«-Ncw^ ft*t Idd lablc'-d Ri-j 3enetBtk)nY ■ M wme, addfCH, phone iwbet, and 1 Xrombined with Gen > EduCalKSn p<09'ani vole (o> ihcrlhe" favC''!i. pel phcio b> lub'Pitimi , tol't ($Kir younger brothersssandsistiss a loroo* out noo polii Newjpaott In Ec ih a voluniary 25 cent f JcwsDJpei IriIr, I jitststaningtheir careers). tMWe youi cl«clo wyabie to LlP«cyy Leadenh.pLi Inc The along with a Ok Uttie more than SO peic met'Newi No photot w t b« ivtunxumcd. 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The spedfic ( neradons, just waitlit - at some imount of “jood “j faiih" money I am enck)sing %______I point they'll be rep«u)«u on either accnt money, ffet, reject it, or make ______Box 548. Twin Falls, ID.,D., 83301. I ------;------1 his lower offo :ify ______Sts u te ____ a p ______I counteroleroffer tonewhere ■ ■ F ro]p m i |c Remember, (he olfer K Q S f l . The Tlmes-N-News: in wridns and Phon« •______Deadline for photos: FriFriday. S ept.} 30, by 5:00 pm. Pholcatos of p e ts; your guideI t(to life ZS'*"'"' 1-7007 Hoae:n447» a ^ iminealestBtexom j E-m all______along with pet names wwill be pub* j In Magic Va'/alley llstied In The Times-Nevlews (or vot* J ■ * A Q A IN I MyPet'aNam® ______I . , ■ ■
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TE _R ^ A L STTA ■ — Country Livimng...mhAllTheE:Extras! 18 m . KIMBERLV 3 b d n n .T STANANLEY Sawtooth | | | n Q i | 1 en SpJiJB* *»•MKM. ~ I ~ home inspections btlh. r LER 3 bedrcK ^ + 8lnc«1993 bath, 1 car garage. Troprophy Ranch yrww.- l l S ' ' hom* on .6 acre awtoomranch.com open floor plan., vivtuR- g a j BU BaKf206-32fl-5115 For sale by owner, sawt f l * f with 1750 sq. ft., fl - Call 208-429-4957. lor)r picturesp &detaU».< ed cellngs. 2 car I hMl. moplaco, n ger«}e,^«prlnM^M iy*- ■ JACKPOT. NEVADA 3 enced. ^ i r - i• ■ P ,' roof & woter shd bdrm. 2 bath, all brtck. THINKtNQ OF t w m ^ A C R E S , 5 ' SU5.000 SAWTOOTH A< _ _ , llrsplaco. Boroga/ . eutL O w o? , SI^W . Pteailaecali shop.208-316-1701. i.cenlxalrtr, 539.6161/734.6S.6286. • Only Minutes, From TUin FallFalh & Jcfomc NELSOI P ^ 2 S i ‘C n a t Ttral vac, 2 ------■ — • Clu«: To Major Golf Cou w I e- JEROME 3 ixinn.. 1 O aT siaie Realty. .iJ m SSice*.hoW ith our exteri;enslve, organized listini roadcrs will findnd your ad easily, so yoifou can ' j r t h e s t u f f y o u r e a lly Wiw ant. ^ m ake room for 1 I e s t a ______Bny.an ad in_tlII Oie C lasslO ^^today aai n d Choojose from severalII flo o r p la n s: get 5 lintlines, 10 days for only $ 9 6 , 0 0 ^ $ Stta r tin g a U ‘ 1 5 . 0 0 * . 'Add restrictionsn apphj H r 733-C-0931 ext. 2 The Timei^is-News Classil 132 Fairfield;ld St. W est'* Twin f
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^ - Whether you're menoving.in.or-moving out«ut, the Hdme Advantac“9?— ,______ESTER A t . ESTATE G 1^-: Discount C ard will/ill enable you to potent!ntially save thousands5 o< f ( B k dollars on homele Improvements.
e ' TWI COMP>lE llO M E ' ' ’ Wm S Coll now tox> secure your place InI oiour Home Advantage P # program . YoiW ll be amazed at thee rm oney you'll save! 7 3 3 ; 4 - 2 2 3 6 W IN FALLS |E 3 3 - 7 6 5 3 3 2 4 ’CoOForOetoU* ______8und«^8^p^«bef4,a01,200s Tip»»f«ew».TWli>Ms,ldi>»eto M RlEAIl E!STTAlTE tr^ayii WBWiSISBZ BBSS SSS Ma»- EXQUISITEE HOME — H ^ e IE ntoe 1 bdnn.. TWIN FALLS 2I2 bdnn,, I bdm 2 Tvm FALLS “ OOODINQ 1 acre Ms »m ';.^iSS.":nS ralor. stove. 1 bath, $550 I rmo, ♦ TWIN FALLS 3iMwTW ^ Free MLS S«ireti__ In rtew ■WIBow Sage* IMta, tong term. $ _:_W/D_twhookups. $375 $600 dep. No --— k 9ti ti»44HM. a M d n cra^Kb f^ ^ d S ^ M ' — b«m. b«uittful-h ;—Tubdlvlslon, ' great P«“ 500 S300 depT 208r-C all 208-f35;25(l e S ^ v ...... M 3 Mn dom bi^ b d«at* M n l ^ H In rtlce rwlghborti locatkK). Can Ludnda month + deposit Co* 597o,539.9604_ ^ $128,500. 2480w'l^K- A • Inlo-com — 208-308-6804 J2!208-543-6342. _____ 324-3697 g, lamay Btd Haot intwft wood Avo. 731;d(1-9895. Prills Only lUHL Cenlral locoUon, KIMBERLYRLY Nice 3 home. 3-4 bbdrms,, CirU MMi kttjor r t otter HAGERMAN <2) 1.16 BUH bdrm, oppls. smoll *>drm. 1 bbalh, carport, fenced yard.. appls. ,i»g VM. UA M B 3 ^ H TWIN FALLS 3 b< " acres each. Rock 2 I K,1 $675-»$300 $1,200 mo. *d«dep. No M Hi crMM.tnn) S 2 3 U n ^ ^ ^ H 1 S: »««'’* nelghbor- Iree, side by side V«yard, slorage, $475 P«t OK, S 'M£<9C1«0r ujKtetxl. hood. 2700 «d slna 1999. I!!! H0NE3bdmi.2 W/D. No 3;____ ' $1175 total monthly |— . both, $4($400 4- dep. 78 sm o k i^ lsI. . $850 l i e a f I — J reni mcomo. Includes N, Grape j n o n i ^410-5115 ^ dice with uU O d i i TWIN FALLS; A must refrig, rongo, dish- Roll the d I » « . Ijyovww.«r. 3,400 V ( iQtttiee washer, disposal. T a r Pork, t 9 5 rent or n a i 9 m »«• n-sp HAGERMAN VALLEVEY. bath, carport, 'somo „or nsUOMl ortgin or dn 266 Jockson J St. 735-1030 leovave msg, _ west ond, 480 + ocnicni updates. CloanI Sen- lni«nii<» to m»k« any 5350}., 3 ; bdrm. 302 p . ~ j j m mS***'v tof’": 2 homos. 2 piveIvot alor Park Space 2, ^tucn piBiwoneo imiii- jocksonison St. SGOO, WHO can hel( I; ;.. K 500 cow food lot. lo seooo. 543-4197. lelp YOU HOMES ■WIin iintZCTsnnrMw ■ ■ ■ U uoo M <»l«1tT*«I10n, >me 3 bdrm. 213 tent vourtonlai? tor lENBYHUUtSMINHOI — Would make grot BUHL Mariette 70 2 . •FamWoJ *F l.iclu(J«« e^j I, Avo.a H, $600, I K S ^ P H TWIN FALLSiBooutitui' Boi heifer operation. Dor bdfm.. bolh, 'x '. efchiuron ufxiw it» •»» Holllalai.i«. 3 oam z Classltl!fieds aSTSl!i5?55:i bdrm' 2 'nis -Throo Island Roi 2 6612 of 18 bviftfl w«h p#rwn» ^^th ’rS S Hm ^ K ’I t'omel 4 bdr 03 Living room w/7x18 of I plus\ pasture. C snlI I . m Z C M W ’A balti. leoasq.fsaft.Cus- Estalo20e-599-0703_ oxtonsion, ISVlVadd or « logol cuitodian; p>o«- 24499 Contact. C $650, 733^0310I ext. 2 . , sss:rraw .i“ r m tom built In1 ' 'O;02 . with on to Iho kitchen. 2 n«ni ™ women »f*l peoC* 733.96J•9658 or 731-2345 a aHBI4 ■ many. upvw«pw)«r w. 208-410-2351.2C Twin Foils 734-4195.73^ n «nnt in- Alturas. 3500 sq. «., 26‘x2^ 2005 Kit. Has many , f l S Z I S f S f i I TWIN FALLS>m, formal lamily/olfico row ■SxEwS-otzt. Tha TWIN'JFALLSabdmi, F^ 2 ijJ^L * Custom bl ««"• double car gorag“9®- $65,000, Toii-troe leiophone bath,h, all oppis, no i , 2 Bedt(dtoom ' I ^ h K bwlfoom. 2,5 palto, 30'k32' heated sho Financing OAC. “".I!?!!? «™>kinoking, pels neg. Twin Fallss RentalsR , ------. brick twmoack_yort), _ a o ’xiOO'.__machii ----- Homes must------_ _impoiwed, 2 pivots & wot remain on sile. CoilII208-539-2420, 20 twlnlallsrenttntals.com ' ^ f "• * — •. — ■ ------Family room/ shares. S8SO.OOO aininj Friendly Village “HANSEN 2 bdrm,. 2 TWINH FALLSF 3 bdrm. HAZELTONI covored balh. 2 car garage, 2 bollbalh, living room, Nowtoklakittg WH N E L S o r (1. garago, DW. .oppllcalicilions: ..... “owf2unsiflTia n AMWT* _ -lencod-back, $550 + dop.. ref. and don. nlc« larxl,.. w«t; r e a l t y l u.C RUPERT Spacious ]no pels. Coll 20B-423- W/D.D. 1 lencod yard, 2 SyrlngoEiEstates r i £ i 9 S179.000 . double wide, 3 bdim. 51771 or 731-1975 s ^ fireplaces. S6M. 1 t>odroom apts,ap Ouiot 734-3930 i\ 206-280-2266, and well maintainedma E”.'2Lf»5w M ' 2 bath, handicap ac- -HANSEN House in ■ ______* 2 bdim cossible throughout, H •u e«< I e->K/4r^ I0' resldontsIts 62 years T c m Brockman i 'S.; with coveted RV park- Sooth Hills, 3 bdrm.. 2 TWJNf )lder.Handi- 4 i » ^ ^ _m _ _ M home. Came< Xfn Ing in Rupert trailer balh. 2478 Rock 2 bothjolh. SSOOmoom'; ° 'S S |S «'Disabled S ,‘T C l I P i ^ Avo. = ■ lot. Price reduced to Crook Rood. $800 SC IS ol age, ' ^ g S m p i *15.000 f «9 R 8UHL 39 ooes. exUoex $28,5001 436-3631. month + deposit. Coll ^ j' ■ s / Assisted aSSlFu water, Cleor U> • 435-438-5668-______M l 208.733.6047 I. Call 629- '*W J Rd. $160,000. ■”S C ™IN67x14, 2 FAtJ^ bdrm.. exc.'TT -JEROMEJ 1 bdrm,. TWININ FALLSI 3 bdrm,, 4206, ■HandicapHai ; j UI m-ma 5 404 208-543-4238 ---- cond. AC. $13,000/ $350 mo. + dop, 210 2 balh,boi family lOom. Accossibto3k). Equal »ls, noox CSI. 459 Housing Opportunity.Op — I GOODING offer. Call 733-0025 y Ave. e, 736-0322 \u lOUTDONWI I Execullvo Homestti estviow Drive. $800 — n n s m u u _ Mini Ranch kxojodnrtio Of20B-734-S284, . ' JEROME Brand now mo,0, ♦ dop. Coll Liz JEROIOME * 1 1 Gnri conoMtltl baM I brick homo on Jerome 308-618-8841 or 734-6500 ,59 20acres,lhlsis TWIN FALLS 1990 Golf Course. min. love-ln aar.trsKiStJ ^ B l l absolutely the bei Nashua double 6 IN FALLS 4 bdrm. Spec!iclal S H ili 733-04(^■■1 building site hi utes to Mogic Volley >w kitchen, fire lor handicai Gooding, localedJL, wkje. 3 bdrm,. 2 Moll. 3 bdrm.. 2 both capped, el- IW6HWAY30 r, il boih, AC, ail appis, 1604 sq, ft, w/extra aco, gorogo. No ^^rfy Dt ot disabled $mm ■ 7>t»1l88 mile west ol town, $28,000, . . bedroom !iP® LLS PRICE In pasture Irrigalod Ig, 3 cor goroflo. oU' P®®*lylor.’“ “ ""S S66S S ; * dep >«>“»"»•^ f 1 aiQ ' 1993Broodmoro.3 kitchen oppls,, maple Tayio oppls. pri- :D1 Cunv i9shoiosolBig 1 J3-5408 or 404-6601 “P'' “P I. u acre WoodCanoI bdrm,, both. wood floors, Conan ------voto poliolio and AC Ity lond- Compony. There“ $18,500. counters, gos fire- TWININ FALLSI 659 Main I. IHA ac- wtth sprin- power lo tho prope 1997 Fleetwood, 3 place, AC, yard core avoVO VW 2 bdrm, 1 both. Contact • lem. 1,780 privote road, cour bdm.,.2both, Indd,, no pels/ smok- nowBW carpel, vinyl, ” P1“ „ _ |“t7 $22,000, ' ing. $ dep, paini.ainl. $600*S500 dop alI 3324-0572. SSQB m twin FALLS3 bdrm.. 2 taxes and cony bi Financing OAC 2,000 ■iauc8i$s.9oa !m c m v i n MHPRE0UCED1 24x40' subdivided. You»^11 $1,500 mo, Uoso NOpOpols. 212-2693. < a > mm s Cro3Slr>g. l hiAca Homes must remain prolerrod. —— fee ;hop. AC, nol lind 0 nicer pic nN FALLS brand 'S - W i R j S ^ i S m l o S compleielyveil, patio. of ground In Goodi 324-5940 or 308-4940 TWIN K cameo «’««■ Eitatea Tlmberllne Realty JEROME n scapod wnii$134,500. Respectfully olfero0, 208-423-5253 )dioom Mer system.3762 $105,000.00. JEROME 1 bdnn. $295 garo{aroge. deluxe oppls - r « i n S i 206-404-9509 iduding d.shwoshor '* '7 “^ills Rentals t u t m m _____^ S ih " ' --- TWIN FALLS 2 bdmv 2bdrm,S395, indix 1-4334 Km “ 2 both, AC, carport,l’ 3bdtm,$425. A , ml mkirowavo, conltal , ' jrcfitals.com ^ fSPfS gua^i/iliopC and L IV E o ne m in u te awa ■ Call 208-539-7611 air.lr. • ash cob.nolry. exc. cond. $25,000. - 675 * $600 dop, TWIN FALL!.LS Call 208-423-4512. JEROME V bdrm., 1 pjf'els nog wiih addl pheasar p e Q SS. “S', both, ig, yard. $425. (Jm, lani View m - c n t f S B aoft-733-37e TWIN FALLS mo, ♦ S350, dep. iep,20B-735-2254. ^ownht1 homos and opcraie. or buy for invesuncni! flock Creek Mobile COI1208-324-9413. TWIN^N FALLS Fall Specltcial move in ■ ■ PIH hVORl^y.dcon uivctn^puh/resuiaranl withh tfull Monor Pork, m 2 ------FtaaUsataWay by 09/15,1, 1/2 011 Doc flEADYTOMOn B M i m i n K icensc.MLS#982063S3Onty$MJ0i900! bdrm. gas tumoce. JEROME 2 bdrm. 2 NewIW 3 bedroom. 2 rent MciSbi*BaB.1Mibamoi-i-l .:~ i I'UM a bon an palio. yard, oUer balh, ' appls Indd, bath,lath. double garago. . ^ s. $475-S5l5 . brnm 1.74 earn "nm I mobile homo. Rent $425 month, Uncoln spriniprinWors. dishwasher S M s r ^ ‘>°s $410, Security Court. Space F. No se9C►890/mo. dop. New AC/no pets.ts. 734-6600. Ovnond dep, required. dogs.206-543-8256. 4i bdrm,bfl 2 balh. dou- twin FALtILLS Super "“'Msssmsssfi S S S S S r ‘Tlun-kcy.ck bio()le garoge. sprinklers, 2 bdim,.bd 2 balh ^ I M . ______! Jlshwashor. $925/mo. 4-oli-plex. No liquor‘d PUBUC SERVICE ^'2;Kdep. Amy 735-0316 jmoking/p Ortot vlnfil .60 GCI9 Qc lot In »»1Y uM itnW lr message -llS i/^ts. $500 WIN FALLS Large 1 mo-lop. ♦ Coll 206- Konoko Ropkte RarKft.ndi, BMUimil 2 .6 M ti homo, Fed^al , TWNjdrm. ctean, W/0 734-64522 or< 539-4515 ploce to build your dijomdrei hom el (looting i polnl. C Emptoyment ^>ookup8. some ulils pALl mum — Information is free. ^jd, sm, yard, 14M W ™^LLS 1 bed- #98214)60 $36,00>,000 OQvId wood deck.-HH 10 pets. $315 Remember, no one po^i $138,900 Areftte: Poplar, no pels. $425 monih ♦»$315 S dop 73)-6922. I In itils 6 t)drm, Keith 20»-73>-20e9. con promise you a ♦ deposil. de Can Nalhan gofl-'ia-733-3489 le. Newer carpet. federal job. For free 20B.20B-734-6230.------Evenings|S iA weekends O n a t bflcli hom tI Wimwt Ids ol sa+ .o cm currentI. Covered polio & Infonnatlon about TWINWIN FALLS Lg coun- l^raHobs- ' 'tivItv"homo7'4-bdrmr2- l R P l ® ______twteottoll dvef ibbO;00 sq. n: with ■ accesses from Kir p-.niaie^-, ___ boswnent. incl^Jas as 22 X ‘S2 zfining ol luomIte 73)-2049. B i ^ W $900. 1 year loaser~ B | y | $500 dep. 734-9503 stiop/flG foge. "«98211721 «fi water stwres. _____ rrVTVVTTVvT $104,000 Tonyo 280-;a0-)360. $995.000 Art 731rentty zoned Afl. 2 | ^ 478-757-3000 TWINWIN FALLS Must V...11ntT TTV I'mttrn.c Klmb«tyRa.~M-2------1 WANTED SeaSeel 4 bdrm.. 2 t»th, ultn SUr. n buy your twusol homo in Quiel neigh- «.^b|.vVJllVjII o.NUV'T f tif property. 4 0 - ~ ' Any price. borhood. ,<»«• res.--#t00977- - 00m, 2 balk quatlty, spacious ki ■ ■ Any'condition, — fa r M Ax 1 Sn,Sawtooth/OLoary. ^ Lg. a.M tu -car garage, pine cobinciry. kx lenced back yotd. 2 731-54)6. |||||MIga g flooring. MLSI96192903 $1043 I Y O U R new : carpet, flooring, ♦ •< !*■«ahlnr»l'm(n ^ I _ _ an -AlN.rifr IW 8 $900. mo.* dop, or tM R i . B lIB! .1 a d $850. g mo, ♦ dep. w/ uvercrest iwcTTil Drivf HH s Sbtdrxxm ^ r n : TIMES-NEWS year loose For inlo. "■«I OM) 732-0*00 s t s “H?S« ^ W ^■ 1 l^sq.itiTAii eiigur ™ 733-5537or731-3208 |W O IQ tile.Pggo ! 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Lea\’c a m essace and, wcw \N-U1 r e tu r n y o u r call o n TUesday. ui ij o e ll NM i i ' i 20S-731‘im o r ■Tfsst »a availablo Irom j. 146&3}S-20S7 Have u a safe holiday from yoyour friends 8^)0 am-5:30 pm i- at The Times-New?ws______IDIII w ^^^91 Monday-Friday ■ CoBouroffice i 1 In Twin Fans I I |_ 733-0931 exl.2 ,
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Cal( 736-1773 rates. rati Ouiot. clean. ’ shop. 2 overhead ^^RAOE Two car 3Q 9|H E^1X ^7{ slonal envlrt aflordable. 733-8620. jW INFAt ------l-64.$600-$8501850 per $500,451 Main Ave' doore, 2 offlcea. $770 storage gio garage for i- | mM h |j l j K ^ j ^ ^ s p a d ^ ^ reor» m witli TOW FALLS r month. Call SimonSim E. 805-406-0996. iH kitchen, ^ OfficeIce and retail Bfta-otuo a month plus taxes, rent. ren $95. per month I' 1.2.3B «droom e»-eoffi — 2,400 sq. ft., w/bath- OOODtNDtNQ mile east ol)f TT- on TWIN FALLS 2- 2 - Mana _-L^ 2.000 sq.fL w/ovorhead retirement park acreage. $;$3iaftno. • TOIN FALLS 2 bdrm. bdmi, mobile homes. 206-7*^34^39 Read ThT n © door room & separate of- New. retii 1V4bath, $475/mo. ^ fico & parking. 208- for 55 ande older. H share u tliMM . 735- $385 mo. $385 dep. 3.600 sq.tl. w/offlce. 4 i west ol Good- 1030 leave bnesaage. e Call 420-4728. 420-3086 or 734:3039 mile we C l a s s i f ll e e i d s overhead doors . TWIN FALLS spockius —------Ing. Oft ; 5.000 sq.ft. warehouse S room- 734-S493 anor 5:00. IS Includod. Am- ® , like now 3 bdrm,, 1 ^ SSmli'SS ■™" CUnifteds. Tho answer Twin Falls Rentals « .'r e h « U )h .^ rC 5 in - |»«- »d. $250 D a y ! bam w/1 car gorogo. ^r3MMl to place your siMmaim. “ S., .'S22' TOW FALLS 2 bdrm.. to eall your questions. cojs. ‘""S?uS®°2kes I E v e r y D£ Near CSI. $800 mb. ♦ 2 ^ ties paM. Id In Oauineds today. L—21L2- 1-0973, 2 bam. tri-level do- 733733-0931 oxt. 2 Blvd. N. 309-0365 — _ $500 dep. 404-411S pie*. Foncod yard. ___ go n g e . SGOO/mo. ■* dep. Coll 736-392B ' TOIN FALLS 2 bdrm.. now palnt/carpot. No pots. $395. 732-5408 TWIN FALLS 2 bed room. 1 Vi bam, $375 4- deposit. W/D. no i pots, trallof. Coll 206- J 735-8477 . 1 TOIN FALLS 2 bod- H room. 2 balh In a four- i U M B r 7 m plex. W/0 Included. . $57S/rnomh plus dep. \ 1 Call 206-306-1317. \ m m m m ,1 S a v « u p t o 25% I TOIN FALLS 3 bdrm 1 listen and respond.I. cr*(n«nt* e f ISm lnuti NW all oppls. $530. 900 726 28114 1-800 SOmlrtuM*-isxorr. lis cost $2.09/m inute. ptu! Pets ok. security dep. 4S mlnuU* - 20X off. $500. 206-731-9269. $ .9 9 connection c o i foe. M ust be: r , 8 . . C Dm ! m m iO m ln u u t - 1S% off TOIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath. AC. appls.. W/0 hook-up, single garoge with opener, fo join H eart 2I H1 ean; and plaace an ad, call:I: I - 8 0 0 - 33 3 5 - 6 1 2 5 no pets or. smoklr>g. AMYOUmCOHCT $700 •* dep. SSOO. 'Wr M »«?'«)»• M 3 I MOT SSSSmS^ 733-0370 or 490-1929 =3 s f HOW "wmwoeu^ecf • ’**' SS!‘'^SnSymon'S '^^ IT TOIN FALLS 3 bdrm.. TAXt« CHANCC ‘ MAXCfTHATKN ~ DO ES r 2 bam, appls.. W/D wr. ^ >0 «• e7??eM?ISLlS'-Evi5f* • . WORK‘D twokups, AC. garage. iXiaMwtMsaitr HCU.Ot Stoning at S600* dep. rrnST**" ™ '*■5 UeAMOWYOUT I 7 7 7 7 7 "7 ! ___ 734-5001 /731-2049. __ IriMMDOmM* -wrrow ■««? - i IfrVBOf* • TOIN FALLS ___ pMpi* wLin (w»«nnw» ba >M n v RoGord a H t)u>wvirn>7M3 ^ votao o«>o«'»g-|. in a Professional KMOHT M SHMMO MIHOflT ■ 'LOOKnOrOOMCtWOUAH atmosphere al ISO SM i» l f«w CM e>/r -no •'T»» <0 m SMW. 30. oewwiwdM. mw 0°*^ ■ ^ IW* iU Anav»»r eom« tiMlmio Saratoga ?•«: bT SSS^'n twi trmSSSL"! S proWo quMtlor«*.■a. Apartment iV nouArtncFAnMcn » n d K yo u or>oo*»•o .- r«n- lCr«TALKt havo us wrtto a _j___ Luxury 1 .2 & 3 «««oui print acf f o r yoUT bdrm. homos. SSSfl*5U H-a°^kiw?Sw7«6 ' SSESRi ------Ellicioni contra) air JrSiiS" ” , Km m OMM« i**awi£d i«}» ■» • eoniomrwrnrMxa ^ SUnCHMOrOHMTPMN^ ^ "** H.fpnnl.p0»«O«LTII Kjn«»,«,TO't o SS c h g ^ y q ^ ond hool. Full size I FM t«IU40 » d : J « eojoj WMk* HOWADOUTMaT ^ Wr o-maU, phona. eaJ:* a i W/D Includod. ^ Cwivsoeurs • Residenl lltnesa & FTsS — = = : ! _ CAtrtWAmMWflHOUIU S tS u i . ^ — • business cenler. KCWNOONCOOOOHAN ' 3W1SWF. 3fl «w KM WWlW tul «X>aOM, SZSugi R elax a n d w a tc hI ttth o dgtfecDriy m a tc h a e c o n ia In Individual paKos ;r •.,<>,• MTOna g».o.~no »*•ra unvra k«vwna rIK>lw«1 UM. ANVONtI w/siorage. rs.im « U * IMI. r« m » M k»M Il.» to t-tl. po.M» Llll •«»ioMM> m«MM • widso|*nas “ ^n v7 ! *«-wn m«oio • J.. W H Y Swimming pool k>wr t»VI1?45 SLtCPUSSMTWINrALLS Lora W ISO ' w/BBO area. •,wf 40 t~M ■Muc««l «*«. [J»J neuuwrrMiu •rSSc'^S^Pw*.1^,, I S IT Wo will moke you a 2 ? tr mn BETTER'1 7 smilol psMMnmn* AoMfuMmrraio • •MtMaMucM TMirMmisom 1.OOWHO1 MtCntSTINQ « WTCnCSTCD SWI woimiAOui. 7 ;wr w «•* ^ ^ 2 2 2 ZZ gMrnig. MM Otnro- K &• Call or visit today '25i 651 Saratoga Dr. , nopejOMCAiiFnouvouM Mombara aroO ’ 20&-735-ie00 W iniirg • ’ matehod using wo u r s s *;■'«?* !«2u?MSoM>?ri ! ta to a t toc tw lo lo>oy- o ; 0r<*0rt}u M9wnM. ^ m* m h too SPCCIAt LOVWO UON tucPUUMUwno •«M7#49_. . Momboro aro thn po— »«M19 eooM^ •» alortod to their>lr "22S&'wc3’*4t‘m ^ r>tnrccT0uv '**= SM^lS^^yw^aTiyB*'™'' r>ew. 3 bdrm.. 2 bom LAOT H wAnmo ^ nottflcatlon mathth o d . duplex. Tiroplaco, ' 5WISWF. » lcoiL«.n ««n»wn. VF lUTDC rt'SYOo “«1IMy n wMing • MngtitfiraannMn diacountod ratoito. car garage. 736-2433 urc.LOvc.ukuoHTin c^» WT.WF.M • CM)and>Ou9 ■ iociW>sb^ swM ae •Jb m S v S S i^ S UiSTUS .^ Pro-paid Wockiika TOIN FALLS C u l - ^ : ■ B tnv* Of tim o m a k olit It sac, 2 bdrm.. appls. StS',55**'*’* * ' * * ^ i S , -. - fast ond eaay.Y|___ ^ furnished, enclosed “ n wu'm e«^waSi2?InoSfM^ garage. SS50 mo. ♦ MM. $500 dep. 625-5146 4&5S27S2?SSi*5 ■■ ruMTMOCaWBOT WN.T ~ TOIN FALLS sr^^s^osssf-s^2 S ^ #++-«•+++•►++•!• C o n t r a r y t o p o p u l a rr b elief... Wwe'riX" TURN OF THE £ £ p (MkH s s s ‘5 a ’!?m?s'^* CENTURY CHARM! ' (TBCNOeATFOtfT AlOTTOorrtn New iow tr prices xrtfOmS. SWM. »*. N« Hon*M guy loou!ouao«d> tun Laundry, storage, = s 1 s S w r Srsst? S Sr?KSJ5£r8F^T?S ^ Shidlo. 1 & 2 bdrm. liMkno Inwvtl Wltn CtliKW* ‘ me • tobifii ^ Apts, (rom $360 Oi»i. J». w e t* ®• CMcnrt. * AfttVOUTHtONeT 833 Shoshone N. K??ij5Xr&S5;rSl.’Kr!rSn£n 0 ] ^ y~ * '^ inT?r°iit‘^ iL 206-420-6550. gaBdimM.UMandm>* mrMM. J S S c * ^ ' Loonna ron cOMtcnONis:-- Ew Pai's*^'^*^
TWIN FALLS Oood h>- !2 » * M 3 Iw e e i^ ^ » la m e" s S S calion 2 bdrm.. duplex ~MtKCI.v'A mONC CAU. AWA1 ' oowi^BuSil'SrSoS***’* '^ $550. 734-5483 awM.« , »■»•. two*, ws. «w » M» i s H a.’sas ------TWIN FALLS Newer 3 ------bdrm...2..bam-and-2 ------» n >WM. IB. ff4-. HU bdrm.. 2 bath apts. mrm 904 tth i 3*4. *rtv»8WM M adrona. Irtcludes re- frlg., DW. AC. W/D r.&7 Ow. LOOHMrOAaCSTPMI hookups. Starting at SWU. 40. KM i n BMW 9mm $595 per mo. + dep. ■ ■ MimUMMOeAfW* 4Xioirm»mrmm»nt»»rmmi CaH 2C6-736-2999. aervmmo. “ SlSETSSaST**^'™s i r i i s s TWIN FALLS Practical •i SSi,'saiss,“.~ .‘ "AS^jj ly newl 3 bdrm.. 2 1^ WHiAt A njN anUATWM MV73MM bath w/deck. New car n t>«L at, vnM. mMb wo» a»t pet. paW . vinyl, :“c S ! . a ^ d a . & DW. $620. f dep. Call 420-5550 B i i S r ! TWW FALLS Spacious 2 bdtm. appBarKes. e g g W/O hookup, water ir>- cJd. $475. mo. + dep. OtRET nieghboftiood 3 It’s easy toto m eet som(leone new . bdmi. W/D hookup, W h a n t M s (@ symbel a l ab«iiis r n included, sm a ly ifil, $576. W hen you see thehe O at the end of an ad,, tthat TM M grnt TtUfTM m earts the advertisrtiser has a profile (and maiayt>e ------e v e n a p l d u r e i )) aiaLouLanlIne.par&onal8.Bli TWM FALLS Call today. Note the usememamo listed after the O, K p e c J to b e a nId d (e h e ^ It out at l - 88 i 0 0 -3 3 5 - 6 11 2 ^ S p « io u a 1 & 2 omoeuKCS: hmr to Ham m »* ■« tiMti *WnM*. FM niMIIISai iMiM ocnir .bm d ^ w ^ y Mot* 0* ^ (n<*'(Aei. <»ct. tnd (••gien.Ml WW* tuggn) row M csnum ■ u>4moIpm A* tm Kk* miwiQW wna>i*9t •ffldorMi ind iM iQMi htrrNm M CMH. n««iM<«*• (vkMM f w o ^ HKRwy iMi). IMW« m ^ Otm«n fMumne bom o> C«UM< W iKsntng pUe*d hr m« (dytntw or my nmrW U mr tucti iMnMmoit. Br uwig HtwMfl Ta HMa M igrMt net M iM«iMM PIM pnofw nun«*f, tut rwM O'M*i ■ Cii20»g44-ma •acjg>**tiA9 NotMMntccRtanincagrMiQrMtflg l^cattom irM rvt»alI1-«tr-(H4»mrt»i— tCpliDie«lMw ■iBIoeU. 2 bdtm, 1^ gsgw ggnm gggig ' SrM7T31»0eg2 _ I VJ 1 j
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Itiis news* charo«s {til dfizens to t>o ••cWbrown BANKRUPTCY z en 10 rood and study PEOPL>PLB FOR PETS LOST dog. blade , CAREOIVER paper urges overy^citizen imala. 13 Aftordable payment tt>«s« nottcos. W e adviserise.thoso.citiMns who _420jZ O ^ocyA v*:_____ Part-time Oreveyard YURELS SMl( hirtlwr Inlormalion110 lo exercise< Itwlr right to POPOBOXU63 ^ P l " ' AcckJents, SefeH ouee ‘MU ?_?** ^ 5 divorce & criminal access public records andmd public1 meelings. 7736*2299 j olBuhLRMin•ran t 5*3- matters. “ AdoleeoentCafe ' ^ n I h Twin^ n Falls. Waho 8M 3 o c 3 0 M » IMPORT/rrAMT BndRle* 794-3307^ Looking for posWve advertising to: Please address all legal adv :----- adult role model to I TALCOE LEQALADVEF BANKRUPTCY VERT1SINQ FOUNt ^ 9 H i help youth In crisis. TTieTlmet-l otrtevor mole, Must be wHtlng lo PO B oxS Lowest Price woik weekend ’S?lult. 300 bkxk ol W M ^ |V H S ' 1 * nting fees. . Twin Falls.Is, IIdaho ^ grcvmard & holidays. DOBOLY 0330^051.0548 Avoid new law In OctS ' Muit be al least 21 . • Labs, t male. 1 Can 1-88«-«8»aM i[ emailin tot< 2. 2 LJ yearsofage. ilcralley.eom >omstmak}. 1900 bkicN proficient ki reeding ' '!■ n m BANKRUPTCY A Deadline for legal ads; 3 ddays p'lor to publica- ol HighlandHig -LOST dog. fsmal and wrltktg, have a ' i WHENWgH^A 31 at Hey- Inexpensive tion. noon on W ednesday]ay for Srnday. noon on 3, HusiHusky cross adult rior on 08^1 i Ngh school dipkxna NEMPAN I UA5T-MlNDTE noon on '-riday for Tuos- fqnul EMmentary WUBams Law or equivalent, and eU S IN K S MEETINC ThofSday lor Monday, nooi ™i.. A.p.n«oM WhKe/W. 736-06W day and Wednesday, noon n< on Monday for North j He ----- . ango-ton wiry a b a ^ ro u n d Thursdoy and noon onI TuesdayTi> lo> Friday and ^ Pit p,, cross, adull t>ack. spots on Saturday. Holldoy deodlinidlines may vary. II you ' son- Investigatton ktch>dlng letters nki. Oulnc/ & -curty toll. 0 ^ 1 criminal. HelpMH SAVILE Now arrongo mo'drcied let t\ave any questions callall Ruby,1 legal clerk, at to lorm tho sutpiiso answerrer. a s loop 677-3826 Ofrwwwi<438-6091 43i a*’*® '•••*■ 421-0507 **P' 7 ^ haveprevlous 208-735-332<». tsuggested by tho above cortcirtoon. I I T r n ______: 5. RonRott/hound cross. ^OST Mini Doberman.Dob. ' experience workkig nouteluteiod male. lomale. 'Fobe'.Ibe’. green wtth youth In a care - PRINTYOURANSWJSWER IN TH^ CIRCLES BELOW 110000 block Wash- coOar. wandsradsreroRor CMSWVtaM g l^ g situation, Semi-retifOd m ale phy;shysidan ™th a real ,„,j„flton St. S. lost on 400000 CastJe- 1 r^, Appilcattonacanb* ' “ picked up at X I ” INTO r T I 1 X zest for lhe good thinglings in life (making a lord Rd. Wore aiare vory — — n 14aof136 6"A ve ...... difference in th e world,)r1d. volunteering time . p - p . OPTIONS S w ^ J r ^ ^ S^-M S 87 CHILDCARE NortN Twin Falla sw ers on Page D-- 1 5 ins and culture of all . Find the answ lo good causes, ans Shophord Hot- a ^ i ^ e Sm, R types, learning some)mething new every ' / CASHIER day, foreign Iravel9l a s 'a traveler not , '-r®''®r d 'k ita n ^ LOST Rt - Torrter, 1 ihin. Lunches andnd Chateeu Drug in = a tourisijrist), no coQar. snacks. Reler- Qlacobbl Square, ft 3Boxor^abpu^ • JS.TosH i Looking for llk»CUb WHOI OPlitl- ‘ Ing/priclng of new O 1 perator with Class- ______Punchandjudyjd y O c o x .n e t noutojutorod rp:Je a o o 7 , products and assist A , CDL Pkiose call luH. I ' '' “ 4 ' wHh special projects Corityal 1 280-1560 lor (CaU 208-733-0931 exL t 2 such a s setting Christ- intenfiew 1 and/or moro Shophord cross. BIRTHDiayod lomaio. Big P H O T> TC O S I ACC0UNT1NQ experience Is a plus. ? return your call on Tuesdcday. ------pup. CONSTRUcfioN lorgonan I Looking lor a hands-'Is-on But not required. FNF _ C onstruction Inc. FOUND car hoys ol 9. "h Ro.,,,.... islble Chateau D n^ win uovour I controller responsit FomaloAialo ^friends '. A4W in HoytJUfn. Coll yooni I fof occountiritlng. train new employees, ave a safe holiday (rom your fi 208-431-ei72. Applk»nts Wolcomol I finance. IT and HR I- If interested, please Now hiring at The Times-News '• some I tuiwtions. Manufjufac- contact Rick In FOUND criinunriua Lube Technician/ "■ we are I turlng company' Is person or st 726-5696 Drivers ' mix. black, tomato. cross Dudom I based In Southeileast Dragging a block neutcjuteredmalo. sure you d Must possess a valid ----- Office Space | 110 loss I waho. Minimi, loosn wfrod bondan- u .Husky aduti, Classified COLw«htonkof& FIRE RGHTERS ria, Found noor Kim- j-jy , can bo I P rivate haimolendorse- jayod.lomalo.,______<.,n
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Horn* moat Aftar Full- ic, customer senrlce c l a l Atin: Carmallnn Earn 35-43 cents^nlle »loy**. Can for an ♦fM rfvroc* com- oriented people for; Area Financli 60511" Ave E. pulling Dout>les ' ' llcatlon, 324-3444 and Ihe foltowing post-I. Services Mariel a g e r ------Ooodlnal&MSSO-WO------f^orktrs_____ f»t*tlw ' IU 1“ D A ILY WWORK excellent work: eenvl- Oons: Front— D**k-k------aiRTSlmplot Company A{Agribusiness------. 20»-934«e461.1* e-months experience o iply'In awingshIR, m wanted da- DAILY SI various locallons,, Idaho.Ic ------required 102s -Hou**k**plngPT. •Provides direction for anc/id control over • COURIER Benents available ndabla and exp.l wt #3. .;n. Apply at • Ot1v*r*orT r*etof tlnandal relationships tbetween the Inletpath Loboralory)ry is . Get Homa Weekly . ck driver* a n d l 8 7 0 B u e U 452 for Day* Inn Hwy 93, Operator* for company and Ils custom)m e rs within an • soaking a back-i;:k-up/ ’ haw est Call Wayne ctor operators lorl 735>S£5^ ^ n,». Wo^llon.Ion. next to Flying J. rellel medical specipeci- Call ua at: . «20a.539.5494 tato and beet I S e H ab laE ------No phono calls pleoso, assigned geographic area. men courier in• If OTR exp. Cattlema5H,»Khh»a iST’iSS.SIlation of slta ------No oxperionco ploase visit our w ebsite atIt Tin oxcellont drivir Runs from Jerom e lo Year rc assisting In GENERAL * I necessary. Call 208- www.slmplot.conom. record. ' be 3 we B U S Edmonton . with» a growing y ,- • manuftufacture of “ Total Fitness 733-9277 for more groomed & ableilO to Jerome to LA. £Mt|o/Ia niagnetlcs. Systems naliono Informotkjn. We offer competitive benenelits/salaries. ito kl?kKl!S?fMd " onol ______. drive in odvenNerse BUS OPERATORS Jerom e to Phoenix. Tasks** I real estates) signs, etc.. health dub mor - ______EOE/AAemplOjloyer. weolher, road comcondl- Year round FT arxt Good pay, l»0 «cattle, branding, Ptiu.ume e LABORER pem ianeni .Qoment flm). '•nc W erehouae Labor lions and datkrwi(ness. PT positions. Good benefits. medicaldicatlng. swather, good ^ bene- al^indlnginloT. Oepondobllity, orgai sr. and raker “ II!?'' Full-time seasonal 1 re Is growth 1- permanent posllions„5 GRAPHIC DESIGN. n o n At Ing resum es fo * 4 c 4 i 4 i « « ing skills are absolut«lut^ endorsement ~ » ' " avolloWo in Joromo. - drivers ^ 11! T)beriy Rd. nogshlpdubforl Twin, Buhl ondDd The T im es-New s is lookingig for a n individ- ly essenllal. TlThe preterred.. -J n a „ i r s a drug Iree following posWo succosslul opplica}ltoant $13/hr Starting '' Klmberiy. Must hovoVO ual wiih experience In con*Dmputer Graphic ------will also bo persoarson- • - Woge no lifting rostrkatons,>9. Design to work In our Twrwin Falls office, able & courleotloous. Health ^retirement /In 208-736-4473 QENERAL------SaSe*.& no allerglos ond somo The successful candidallate will design j « i i sonsilive to cliocliont package with loh Clarieal Group Ex*rds< forklilt. Call 733-9277 s s e s s the -ability 2S89 E. 500 S. FARM ^ advertisem ents arid -possi needs, hovo siroistrong Blaine l^unty. M ft Genera [» » for more Infomiolion. -ol of ad produc- Paul. Idaho 83347 Dairyy r mllk*r, herds- p?»iUoraa- ’’" r s ' ' ” lo maintain quality control communicollon skins ski Contact:Jlm Finch, available. -1 tion from slart to finish,h, strong typing & the ability to Intert ------mann yiyear round em- ‘starttomcmorrow at iteract Man*o«r r DRIVERS plOTffle 0 * '^ ’ I LABORERS and creative design skillsIls a re essential. In a positive, pleasi»asant P.O. 244- f 43' Tho Amolgomoled I have an Asso- . (Tiannor with clients Imnwdlate Openings house Qualified applicants will h >nts & 411 LeadvlII* ' for fuH-tlme experi- speak«kW sh. 208- iS ffilU I Sugar Company jier AppPcatlons, stall. Stable workk his-h Katchutr),IDS3340 dates Degree In Compute ence drtvers. Local 845-29^2973 or 845-2086 ------LLC. Twin Falls. t°0'Is a dellniie plus.plui (208)725-0963 OENEHAL . . Plani is accopting Computer Graphics, Grapaphic Arts or the with Madntosh 1 PLEASE, ;M . 208-726-26-9046 ■ Wesco Paint»L«h, •opplicotions fo r- equivalonL Experience v> I computers using AdobelnlInDesIgn, Adobe NO PHONE CALLS.-LS. DRIVERS ^ lorm commodities. Fe*d1 Yard positkin GENERAL -^^5^ G erw al Laborera . Send resumes to: - u Hovo^sldoaS! llluslrator & Photoshop,), This is a lull- O ass A COL Double endorsements opw90 immediately. For Horn* Styt# ®'”'yy Interpath Laboraiot 1* p i r a te outskloSaleea ils Indudlng; atory Willing to nin 8400 preferred. y fJ*rom* Idaho » In modem beel ^^Ip «nn wHI »**ai gaj, cny. B( WO'**- Must bo oblo'0 '■ eMealth Insurance : P.O. Box 1208W $40,0004^ a yr, receive KJuctlon tech- productionon. Full and jwin Falls, Pocoi ePald Vacation Pendleton, OR 976C17801 companypakl401K. ._____ . SSJS lues.. Candklotes bogs 4 woric rotat- — I— . aiid be home on | poMk>ns and Idaho Foil ing shifts including, ■ e R ex Hours DRIVERS shouklwkl desire a career ExportB long encoilont bonefi weekends? fKruse Nationwide Inc. posiUor MWS. wookonds and holl-“ ♦Competitive Pay I DRIVER an enjoyable wogos D.O.E Join our team now hlrtng OTR Ing pt doys. AppkotlonsIS Qualified candidates sendnd resum e to: Call 80»635-S233 . w o rtcen ^- Fax resum*• e *®t ,. 010 availatilo thru Attn: Kent Schshm ldt Company driver* ^ businein ™ » . P d U ^ . Poy DOE. 425-776-1917 or Owrtar Operator*, require or™il Job Service, TheTimes-N«N ew s !|ilr«i Prm loui I to P.O. BOX 601 B DRIVERS Great home time. A skills,Ils, Ihe ability to „ot roaulro 771 N College Rd. PO Box 541>40 Lynnwood,. WWA -j^ln Fails, 1 - S . place where the driver workri< Indopondently sendno ID5UITWE> OfiAlB T w in Foils, tD)83303 S . • ;______EOE. Drug Ftoo I isocceptlng ’a r ? 5 S “ matters. 326-3470. anddas as a team mem- |o >0 Box I 1 6 9 ------' or o-mail resume and 0cover letter to . opplicotions lor ------ber 01 — — 1 Work Placo illey.com______• or I h o t el " ^ J ' kont®magicvalle ER/ NOW HIRING DRIVERS concen • TRUCK DRIVER/ Owrior/oporators. 99% being . I TWIN FALLS 4PAUL ^ ing of the onlmols |o e » je p * L ; YARDMAN no touch freighll Com- in your • Class A COL Positions available petitve wagesi Some tive sa ^omoted H S S ?g ^roRCEMENT ' pretorred. . Drivers Company .... —_ Tho Gooding Couniy Ing Loaders Operators drop and hook. fits, sei V ^ ^ Franklin Building CDL/A. exp. or school intemv rwin Foils. Shontl hos open- ^ - Supply ottersB bB * Holiday Pay • req'd. 800-261-3288 144I F4GIII mgs lor . ! great wage & 1440 E 780 s . '.ISotions f,'?,® lor NOW HIRING & • Homo Dolly den W, 83325 Br . POST Coni(«d or ' boneW pockage. ------Eden ^ ^ S e a sS t r o m ------.■**********1 DRIVERS call 2( Fooas.™™ors POST Cortifloblo ~Seasonol,-Oroen Chop - — —^—|1L2PM?5-M»- „ s % o n * jing------JallDeputiosr------No Phone Callsalls . wwwtrSwlSStecwn ' drivers lor tocal houl- RNANCkNCIAL S8.25/hr B Beginning Salary lorot " ^E^TROMMANUF.Wa c t u ^ n g ►** Call T o d ay . Ing. CDL, prolerred. NowhlriI hiring lor Manege- nwdium d d r p o i ” ^ non-cemliod is Ploaso ask lor ‘s IS HIRINGG! \ : 1-ee»-253-5480 Ca]l30e-117S mentlent posilton. Greot *kjns. l u ; S21.500. Beginning'9 Grady ibl Great Companyl begins rta rr SS! Call Now ------JoblQ '• * salory for cortil.od is id gifted leam, 515 Wf. Main^ ■ I iEDUCATION Apply at fw8 woeks. To Apply *? ■ Join our motivated and S22.100 annual. i, gen ero u s p ^ d Jerome. Idahox> DRIVERS IKimberly School District 665i BlueBit Lake* Bh/d. ^2-14 h h< o m por I^B S -7 6 2 -7'7 1 1 11 Applicolions may]v W e have g reat benelits. c Is looking for a or or callc 738-1W 2 ^ y . 6 day niino bo picked up In lime olf. and mudjc h m orel _.! • DRIVER Professional certllied Sign Tho Gooding Couniyly U n g u ag * Interpreter. FOOD» PROCESSINGF stations ai tl.com/ Sheriffs Otfico FulMimo Truck DrSvQrtver T n i c k “ r '““ S ! www.lobllash.o s n l n g s ; Driving School OuallIJcatlons include Loc“lal lood'< processing throughou lar 624 Main St. Current Oper needed, t ^ onl< mpany Is currently Magic ^ Mal(e Big BuckS an AA or BA degree V.C Gooding. 10 and Woge OOE. )king tor top nolch Applicaiior Drug Froo WorkplaC'Hoce. Drive Big TruckS with Interpreting a s a iooKin{ Free must bo submittodd E stim ator (part-iime. PnPridng products); major emphasis or Uvlduals willing to svailoblet Send resume to 734-0566 se rv ice WoritplacoICO bySepl. 15.2005 ol Press Operator experience and formal wontvk botht U ght Duty jo b S* - I. I ' 5:00 pm...... P.O.Box237878 . I Id Heavy Duty post— -771 N.-Coi;oileg«Rd.- — _ | . (setup/operate punch pre;resse s) , Tvfin Falla, ID 833C ------traintng.-Appllcations— ** DRIVnmuFRfibRS ns. Hlrtng for ail Twin I = : Sr. Grinding Technic!cian • - — - Fax to 7 3 3 ^ 4 are available at tions. n^Falla INSTALLERS ifl- ErKNKarr wwwJ(lmberty.*du. shills.ffls. No experience eO I MACHINIST (setup/operate variouss flat & jig 141C«»t*r8tr**t p«“cessary: si oil training Drug Fr* 'A n earctoy Mechankal»i grinders) DRIVERS ARE YOU TIREO OF ■W..K!mb*riyor by ‘sprovprovkfed. Excellent r *, S erveos Is tooking'^9 Finishing Techniciann I Redi-MU Orlvera ly and benelits are i calling Cathy a t W » BST '0^ “ i®*> (fine-finish products Iby polishing,; W anted. COLDL ' b eing TOLD -NO* ■oitable. Apply in 1^ ^ .. ' 423-4170 * x t 3308 “ ' I sArr?t.rj:fJTH *hop machinist.;• sandblasting and rubbiniling) roquirod. Pay DOId o e WHEN YOU WANT ------persorirson at 532 Blue GENERAL Bonofits. exp. re- Full benelits. Appl>pp ly at- MORE HOMETIME? EDUCATION • Lakesikss Blvd N. 8:00 TheAmojiloigamated Satellite Install't*II*r* . quired. Apply ot: CNC Programmer Idaho Concfatato CCo. Richfield School Dlst. n.m.lem. to Noon only. ' Com pany Needed,d- 490 W. 100 S. (program/selup/operateI (CNC mills and- 12M AddlaonAv1 Av*. Call Trina has an opening for a • LLC. Is accepting0( star West Safe>afettfB. . Hwy 25 Paul. ID. lathes) sUonsfor 4 garvlce xovider pros ------W. Twin Falla. IE S00-701-«e8fl fuO-Ume Elementary q en e * = W ire EDM P rogram mTier i Drug Froo Workpla Teacher. This a212:^,, m § .SKI*al woric for (or Dish Networ o r 601^0-8817 c«n — WKf BeetRM MAINTENANCE (program /operate wire ECEDM machines) , EOE. Individual woukl teach lM *lving looking lor entI Statlonaiis in Cassia. astic depend ■ Filer School Districttis Is Mechanical Engineerjr I 1 period of 7th grade — a#l» Uncoln* ;S"“; (deslgn/CAD-draw simpiiple & complex I . I Now Using Transfto math In Jr. High, one : & Minidoka individuals who I DRIVERS " 6 mo. OTR Exp. req. s. The hours ready for on e 1/2 day ol kinder- Now ^ hiring for **'are*aei w n ll' Cuatodian.Exportjnco. - ww.toHghnmnseem garten either team lo^i jener^ly mg career opp I w l c o m ^ l e a l 8 o.m.TcTo 8 p.m.. nIty InstallingO u s u i . Start.ng p a ^ Apply online or inn |p0 Tso/i. ] teaching a class ol •OetMnl.q m Labor Mon. tht %Tlin isSa.Sl/hrOOE. P DRIVERS 24-28 studenta or thru Sat. We systems in' vnvw.seastrom-nr m f g .c o m I ■ •Construction There wii . , l . , r r Open until filled. akxie In a class of win also be Falls and surro workera openln( 1 ^ 3 : To apply coniact Seastrom Mfg.. C o., Inc. j • **T O P G U N 12-14 students, and 7 ,®'^ Ings In the ing areas. No e Local Delivery •Housekeepers TareULab.w N ch rlence neces:IsX " Sendr* Roberta. . 456 Seastromn S : tre e t ! ‘ Drivers withIt, ! ! ^ 5 w 5 S ^ reading K-3 in THIe 1. The position Is open •Paletlzw* *Pai «r» »-hr.r. shifts,1 with witting to train e "=‘ Twin Falls. ID3 I83301 I : Class A COL and C lass A “ C D L ” lor Immediate TW 7 Inrallt sto fth e IndlvkJuais. ATTN: HR D epaaartm ent farm/dairy enpei )s being on training pe 700.B Stavetis Ave. Training emptoyment and will 209-733‘7300 20 Openings Drug Free Workplfiplace/EQE • once needed. IIIFIItfAn. Qraveyisyard shift. 401k. excellente K ' '0 Start SI 1/hr., Rated »\ In the remain open )jnlit Tf or(208)326-5981. filled. For more www,vwwpMonneane^ Atsoavavailable are Bilingual a Apply in porsorr ^ n Magic Valley com tn ick k driving i Must hove 19S9 Frontage» NN. 735-6656 Information or to receive a certified 8«Kit Habla Eapanol posttions,i,recho OSOownFlnwKingl application, please ^ S S B CDL-B'Si's both day Dependableitnick tn I _■ No phone caUs“JS Major credit cards and eveneningopen- orcommero please contact 1 accepted. CharieiM Feneion, OENI rages start at van. I Finhttrtroubje^^^^ Instrucd6n en DIatJict Cleric, a t f l H V. and over- it interested please pi ‘SS u i time paidpa at 1W contact I *spaftol disponible 208-487-2790.____ - - a [ d r iv e r s ______am m times.. For F more 866017-939 Informallotion and or lax resume " I e l e c t r ic u n I _ _ DRIVERS ^ to n c a ll: 208-481-21l> U i K O ass A COL Driver* Journeym an EJec- Nj 2108 'Comrrwrce www.atarweiweal ^ Excellent benents. trfdan needed for ^->-Abor a*t*lllt*.na Health Insurance Roberts Bectrlc. 8ui i.nat Dortunlty 'Ip and401K. Hlghend residential & commercial con- ^ Apply at >rk envi- Idaho Milk TranspcMport KJoepfer Inc. . strtxaion In the Sun ‘Pai In Burley Is hirir>ilring 751 MwSrona 8L 8 . Valley area. Full- Attendem* Atti OrugtiMi Drivers lor eithe TVrtn Fall* or time, year round •Tr*naport *Tn Staff h ------the 11 westerntern qoS E. Dll* in P*uL . em^oyment. Bene- 7W/n j FmIIb ; states or an'4 48 8 EOE fits Include vaca- 208-7U-73M 2C _ '_ s ta te sa C a n a d i — Uon, bonus & Insur- _M tntar/lv*. DRIveRS ...... - - ______! SUft at .32Mill« B u ^ ------T~DOE~Bnd'BTtvlni ‘ record plus1 a . ditver kn Nevada. 1 Fax r**um* to 7350Mrter>d 73 jH ^ H § m ,4Anile safety boni 206-788-3273 o r ww« 1-eOO-967-2»11 call 208-788-3238 Uon-Fri Drug Test. Good Pay. fo< mor* Info. SaHabUu^nol S*h G t H TECH SUPPIPPORTJOBS WITH EDELL. 8am to 5pm MOIMOT 7^-843-8922. n yogi Turn your grtol \ or 776-843-3801 - C aareers i at G lanbl:» i a Th* wo UodingI inwtJitdy GENERAL As oneI o:o f th e Am#rfc*n-*tylo ch-cheese p*opl« >1>H» >nto<»dd rrrtword. GI M il Twin Fell. locot.or rtrMonaf wfiey product* produeei [NEWSPAPERin intted Stai^t, we a re locUng h r I CIRCULATIONON »fe to Join our fett-peced. h^h-te TECH SUPPOl>ORT REPS iKtfon envfrwiment in Idaholi MeMagic l0v« cofflpgtin’ TWXrt t>that* jw pa>i>on di'KTly wiih bvn'WitIt uMn.i Youi pnx^d* T h e Timnes-News es is accepting cemsmiesuIM ig 1 J yowt loUnH y«» v,il appllcatlcatio n s for a full-lime F U L L TIM E J O B S AVAIl^AIUBLE vwv1)1 W0 currently have th* felfowfr>w lecKmcol uw*> ood oitmitiW cutlomto by In o u r ■ 2-HEAVY EQUIP OPERATOIaO R S S9-S12 O o o dIng in Ch*«s* Plant - Entry leve}vel . int«rpf«ling piobitmtTi» onond (Xe-tiding rti0lvh0"» on ond3nd preUtnti A : TwIr-win Falli Office ■ 2-CLERICAL ons, $10 p«r hour. ’ Mong undttOoT'd.ngig oloi PCs ond <>(«ll*ni cvitono mtx* lliHililli O'C n«c*uoty * The successfulsful candidate must be able ■ 4-FORKUFT OPERATORS, s to worl< weelweekends, be dependable, ■ 4-CARPENTERS $9-516 Wo oflofor an excellent benofii and compe >you'UrK(~« : h av e a goocood driving ’record, have is $10-516 tion progogram that includei medical, dontS“; ■ 3-CONCRETE FINISHERS • fvudtol. Dtniol ondOfld lil«1 Inwrance ' • Comp»f''"» B««:«Solo.y excellent timeme management sidlls, and ■ 1-PR0DUCTK)N SUPER.I, $ M io diMbiliry,iry. 401W . vacation & penonsi day ing with youfh. An outgoing rt. • EduCOhOvsl AllittonciIioiv:. »401M : enloy working ■ 4-FRAMERS $8412 #r>dcar*ir*«r advancement oppotunitie* I personality is a plus. This entry level PurcKoMFIon ' i • Pold Timg Ofl ■ 4-CLASS A COL DRIVERSis _ mtO _ A p p ly’ In I, p » n o n a t G ianbi* F o o d^ s, I n c . • Employe SwckPu,cl; «— ------management!mtpo^onJndudeajespOQ: _ TEMP/LONQTHRW : I siblllties In mmanaging youth and adult B M J O ^ ^ o o 172BS.2300S. carriers. Saleslies promotions, and provid* ■ 2-PALLET REPAIR SHOP Ooodlng, Idaho 83330 int*c*if*dI caixiidatas,COI p k a se E-mott yM•ur i raswn* to :' ■ 8-CONSTRUCnON LABOREORERS $7-59 Ing excellent9nt customer service. For us Iwinfolitfol«M*ll.com e r drop off y oM u irr*sum * on interested applicants ■ 4-FRAMERS $8-$12 consideration to 851 Pol*Un* Rd in Tvrin IkiBiiBfc______need to subrrjbmit a completed applica- ■ 4-CLASS A COL DRIVERS4S $8410 :------; ' lion at: ' ■3CARPENTERS . 510-$18 O ) Tb b * T lm **-N «w «' ■ 2-EOUIPMENT OPERATOR!ORS $8413 ^ ^ W I Attn:ttuDanW atoek A p p ly in p e rr s s o o n a t glanbia C U-» • rK-ynf ir\ f i r t •*<» : P-P .O . B o x 848 870 Blue Lakes B htLd . TTw in Fun* meeru 'Puro Food" • TWi ln] n F a ll* , m 83303 20S-735-S99S ; - Glanbia Food» •« ■ drug fr»«wort.ortptice, ; ______Dfugiu g F re e W orkplace.______SgHahUEspani lwa«;l*ptMb«4,2002006
MBMIw m m . m m m m m B m m ^ BsmRESTAURANT PR0FE8FESSIONAL MANAGER MAINTENANCE , []]MANUFACTVRtNG WAL PR0FE8SI0NA SALES c ' It positkin I to g la ta n d NuTM. P,ycho-Sodal fl BE8TAURANT Evening line cook. P8 R Itlon S « ^ oriented (wb- 2pm-10pm. ^ WUl irain ContiantactMortheat t Petsmart,; Local l«ed mill lootimg 6-20 houraAveek. - nation Sped#2d5£^ W Ucatksgar lishwg company ha# ^ 10-0353 , Wanted sumijrgery experience Sorley. Start; r $ S i * $ i 6 . me team player. Svrlnaa. ' Call 208-410 (or Mit motivatod indi The Famhoose tgar , contrad# open for Wage y DOE. Can Kin 733-28:1-2872 or 306-t21S ------vidual to fill p«rma- Coltectiori,ahigh referred. Benefit# hour. BA de( ^ ^ representative# to > legotlable. Send CaB 206-876-; lor Southern Uaho 206-637-6227 lor — —rg Wonted 2 Mcecenaed nail neni position. Expori- ond (umiture manu* Northern Utah. MuU(jsi handle our pre-aold . ortca in cutting, resum es to . ■.— It 010 lun, lacturer. Is hiring a c f. ' I applir h peraon. IM1044 advertlaing account#. J ®*'^ek;eeklng7ng6ro techa that weiding artd ability to Skilled fUtlaher to j J j } ^ Excettent career op- R thinkers. 'oving A imbitkMS am to work on own a must. SALES _ wrtlve * level pay. U Rotki al h elp o ea te lomor- >rFa«734-»441. :___ portunlty can earn you We have an . MWrtghl oxporienco fowa antique# ------3040K ♦ a year. If 600407-5618 733-2243or or 539-6756 prstofrod Great ben»> j nlruB and ' 8ALE6- making money whUe .excellent O utalde.. — ^ This pQsitton oHers MEDIC/fICAL Ai^.e«tlalng Salea ..r T T r S ------liipackago.PayOOE ,competttlve— s a la r y ----- sw w i _RataUaal«.po*ltto.tton— you— »ovel— e o u n d s- * ^ 8 ------• ------• Apply in porson al , 12 hours a available. Bring 2 good to you and you opportunity avail- jf,.► T7m#»*New» „ is accopi- wim bonelrts that CNil:NA‘a needed lor mum ol 32 h< able with Tho South ^ J.D. Hti«k»ll indude:I Vacallcn ReskJontiolCaroRqs Wage'age# de- resum e 10 have . dependable I applications for a part- 1699 Front*o« Rd N. M experl- The Imagination 1 . transportabon call for kteho , Press. You 10 Home Delivery Salea and sick poy. paW Facility:llily. Knowledge of pending on c wn love this Job M ” ^ W m tall. Id. KUS5 holidays, | a retire- AlhzheilheiimorsrtJemontla ^Benefits Station an Intoivlew. seclallet. This position win ? ] : menl plan a s well careare helpful-CPR available. Apply Ap In 637 Polailna Rd. 1 1-800-243-2948. ^ :us on the ocquisltion ol ’ of sales MAiriTENANCE I as other bonefiu. certifl«lifled a plus/and or person Mtw«etweon 2 TWInFtfla w customer# through a vorioty c onnels including door sales. kk>skisks. crow- Spoars MIg. Co. Please apply in willing win 10 train. and 4 PM. ------SALES helping Ihem pro^ Is accopllng person with Gary Conv>etipotrtlvewofloswtth ito'a ' I with youth, and special event salsales. The ■ LakeaN SALES ^ Swln Cbc*-CM«, ccossful applicant shoukl possessiss 0 high applications (or a 01807 Ruaaet St., oxpoiloeiloneo. Pleaso 1309 Blue La) USA Is accepting Futl-llma Twin Falla., coliUII Uaa 677-5451 ■ = ergy level, bo 0 soli slartor, woriik vwon wim '. 9 I applications for a Makingt, recommen- opie of all ages, nnd bo dotoil orkorientatod. ■' ' Route^ Salea datlons and sug- « of your own vohlcio Is required, .M M hanIc MicHANIC I NEWS person in mok gosltona to their ad- “ Good • mochonlcaU W.Wanted mechanic. Tho'hoTlnw-Nows— P * T irT h*>*^ ntereatsd, pleeae fill out an applliplleallon: Sakis Department. vertising programs. t - fabricaiing skills ro* .,Experionco ,.E wiih isoccopllng is _ Wooeg' a ckion lerica's position ol •Cuslomer overall skill ktvols. MEDICAL h driviiIriving record ond One ol Americ skills and anenbon I.*'— Electrical Hydraulic. usolf your own Top 2001 SmallSm Outside service i 5 i •Frequent lifting to detail. PflES: PLC knowlodgo a 1 8 v^hi!ohido capabk) of Companieainies? Salesman Fast-paced, fun envi plus. W age DOE tronsiansporting 5,000* n»WoodR, •FUling vending ma- *'ronment. U a »!..«• J I ! ! , K , ? f |I ‘L.iiloll chinos f, WANT TO LEARNAA * Bonofits. Company *]T W IN ^ F A L L S art ol Loo responsioie 10 sou Managing multiple * paid omployoo Care Cenur rimra i« and molhtoln •Inventory and In- projects and work NEW TRADE??'n hoaith . denial,hta ------— 7SS dod ay s^ r week.r joking ^00issoiiive rolotlons betweenon voice# ing with doadllnos. insuranco. vacation nioresled parties dvnnmieicM u tas FBS lumberyardrd Swire Coca-Cola e CNA-S "l'£ Selling and making paid holidays and I . offer#: commlssioni 7 7,0 40ikplan Applica for All Shifts I iJ w e o S J o r S * & “ ptanlint. •Competitive pay v Tia Times-News Is seekinjng an Looking (or depend- . . " i s : We're kwking lor tions availa&lo al appjicatlonat novrtwiporba ‘Full benofrts pad<- somoono with an experienced Spear* Mfg. Co able people with groal altitudes, ^32 ^ outgoing poraonoll' Press Operator Plant Security ; 2 % ^ a X S ^ I i s S , -T ik ly,. success orionled Olflo Pick up applications Veat, Twin Falla. Competitivea wogos, It is a plus. Thof an ¥ be •Tuition ottHude and previ ot 2152 S. Lincoln., — — i benolits &k opportu-op applicant must tM ous oxporionco. If Twin Fall# Care pTu u b Kj RoiniburBement Entry-Level workerir Jerome, Idaho MBERS ' hlty In miss growing.gn highly molivaled mis Is you, youll JOa-324^101 Center ibera and fire choltenglngmig market. and willing to teemim. 'Pokj vacation wilh a desire to learnn 674 Eaatland Dr. enjoy working In our Spears IS an L Inkier flttara. WeVe part1 nf o I m Outside sales is onor •Opportunities for doportmoni ol lun, to operate an Equol Opportunity —------Growir)wing co, in 'Sun Entorprises, a Dll advancement Iriendly people. Employef. MEDICAL Valley ^ Qualified applk»nts Urbanite press. ley area Is kjoking jjau noy,, Uom moro about ' H ours of w drk a re primailly ioumeymen or corruany ra HJ win hove; ly working lor one ol 6:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m.. - H. noSS^ tJ tavowtatltlrto.,es. *001 me top newspaper MANAGEMENT II 208-726-82aO. poftw# list of ‘ '•G ood' driving organizations In mo Including weekends. B uilnaaa Office Co* olSJJ'a'idlf '• record countryl Mail your ordJnator, Attorra . PTactlvlUaa. PRODUiDUCTtON f „T'SA J.ro™,M.ho. 'High Scftoof , resume and cover YouiOU m u s t b * lirw w le d g M b le wcworking Wyhwood al Twin i(Weekends & eves) Now letter mis week to: vvoufKl o i heavy machinery tafeiIslyand . Cook FulMlme Heavy.w -d 'S ’'’ ^ Diploma Falls, a promlero mnrknt infocmaiion you Brian Doane bM e ifa m ilia r w ith m e c h a n ic a l malnte-m. piovidor (or asslsl* Mountain View Prodm , Vh- may can Jim Davis„ i, •AbUity to pass a wd living Is looking C ate Center e n . o1731-0346orMlk.IIM bad(ground chedt Advertlaing namta n c * afKl a d ju s tm e n t T h e ablibllltyto ' and drug lest Director ivoiwork well wtth othera^to litt 656J (or a pro(ossional 500 Polk SI, E valid llo a tISo 731-4800. lbs., mdivicsual to lOin our Kimporly, 10 63341 and? m « r s ; r s ; ^ South idaho Pres# to s ta n d a n d w a lk th e n u jo rliirityot rosidonco manago- 423*5591 ' S0ack- hMEDICAL 1025>5 Shoshone 507 8 . Mainlain 8t. exporienco.'Benelltints A Lee Emamrties ^ 9 ground, a s well a s iIdaho Homo Hoarth Slioelset #3, or call Hailey[«y available. Apply InIn 398 Victory Ave. which Indttdas medical,.dentsi, d som oH R & admin- and Hospice is now 206-73I-734-6452 (or (oronappUccpUcatlon pe.-son at: Twin Fall# 10. fi X on. Ufa Insurance, 401(k)r) retire- isHativo exporionco. accepting applico- morero liln(ofmation, or send resurrSumo to; Qr»er*aTnichPart#rta, {20W733-3833 SnIkliikiFnii 0 t ment, employea stock purchchase ions for CNAa. All r r r — luL EOE/AA - c Wo offar a compeii- FESSIONAL------| LK#-!^hr«.aLnaLee.net Hwy 27 South. Paul pi-plan, paid holidays and vscal»tlon, tivo wago and (Ull stii(ts avaitablo wiih C N c k o u t o u r w e b site art t Donolits wiltiin 90 diHorontlal for days: Wago will bo oveningsTnigtils ' ycheaoelal Rehab - I ^ S S S ’ detonninod upon andweoKonds, Service*: QxpononcQ, P[oaso Proforably In Iho ***'*'st children® & Adults SOOALSERVICES | Tro o tapply, send a cover letter, reiresume 1 Come Grow slop In al - Shoshone and mental illness to I * r j ■ and references lo: 13«7 L ocuat SL N. Joromo areas. ocquir«luire personal skills Now H iring . wtthUa. Twin FaUs 10 pick- Pleaso I call Mario ot live effective B i l l V n i l i FT Uuniliy niton PSR General Mary Karren — - up an applicuiion, 734-4061 lor moro s. Minlr^um^l a f t V ' J a ,k Manager needed. Human Resources information, EOE, Bochol:holor’ 8-Oe^ree In B u b j J i & f Mud be aUe to work Excelkmt wages NO PHONE CALL, evenings & nights. T h e Tim es-N ew s Postion open uniil = behavilavioral - science and advancemeni I ,-i — II — and Must be able to read P.O. Box 548 M iod^ n semester opportunities. Send MEDICAL hoursirs human & undcntand English. resume or letter to: Tv^n Falls. ID 83303 Registered Nuraea sen/ictvices liokJs such 1 3 T 'D ir e c t o r o ^ ^ Contact; A n » S a ^ PO Box 5078 Oo r E-Mail: m a ry .k a rre n ® lee1.nel .n M e r m Idaho '1 Homo Health & a s ps)psychology, social I Twin Faila. ID 83303 L = S Hospice wonts you work,rk. soddogy. r - | $ 0 to be a part of our specia ioclal Services ■ r FTRNorLPN Kial education. PT ,L ——2 ^ Nlghu 6pm-6am leaml i^ be«begin will grow to life Care CcfllWSCct of Wtoflfr MANUFACTURING henailon'i ♦ T w Week Paid $2000 SIgn-oH We aro now accopi- 734-7/ B o fiiu r I 709 N Lincoln AvWe 'lh)ection moldlno ately owned Vacation M actilne Operator ing opplicollons (or „ Contact: Tereaa J e r o m e , I d a h o 8 33338 3 . Spoars Mfg. Joromo.- Part-Time PROFE provKfcf, is ♦Sick and Holiday P» McMahon ^ (208)-324-430101 PRNmN'#(orme m t t Fax (208) 324-387 Id h a s immediaie .C. Mortgage bro- warctimg for)r aa dinfctor( ♦ Paid Comp Days for B78 openings (or (ull-limo Twin Falls area, BrUinliniOlfm koragrage seeking exp. of Social Servicervices,llyou Gobd Attcndancc omployoos for malon- ♦ Tm ) W ed( Paid Plea»e call Karan WV' r heartfcll ♦ 401K Rtllremenl Pis al handlers and inj«- •« ' ‘ Pl»n Vacation tion molding set-up lor Information St. ‘Benedicts is a missionion-tfriven HeaCtfi can OTfjaninization 734-4061. EOE. Wleer* for t00% appiwch to3 caringcai (or ♦ Hcahh. Denial, and^ ♦ Skk & HoUay Pay operations >n produc ------‘ commi tion, RosponsiCle (or — I. considcf Optlcollnmrona ♦ PaklComp providing patimt-centered'red care. "We are (oo^ng fo>r r caring I i—■■ Rat (eo set-up and running o( MEDICAL Call Jim F'^ing ourr(a lar m il(Jt *C olltgo Tuition Days for Good p m fcssio m b who -want! to w o T ^ o r a top i^uaCityy fieiiftfi mokling machines, ■ £y,,„ AisiUanw Attendance Reglitefed Nurae# 360-150-567-2562 or Brideeview Esuii canpnrmfer. Will tram inoso with Idaho Home Hoalth & b86 (Scholarship) ♦ 401K Retlmnent mechonical abilities - * B66-896-4045, ' Hospeo wants you L'TT^J; Plan ano soi('mot.vatod. 10 bo part of our FESSIONAL -CM • CODER (PT)Approxim«:imately 20 hours per week. Cer:ertined All shids avai(ablo. Uental Health ♦ Health, Dental. & toam! People coder, lCD-9 and CRTT BenQ(ils, hoa(th den Speclallat: m n Optical Insurance Cohng for People ^ • MED TECH (P/T)MLT-f.T-MT-orequhralent------ial, li(o insuranco, va- Wo , are now accept- ivido Psychosodal ♦ College Tuition cal«n. p a d holidays For irrmcdijic • ACUTE CARE RN P/T>/TorF/T. BLS requlrpd. ACLSLS ing oppllcotions for AMistanca and 40tk plan Appll; ipporlunily comideriiion. a FT RN 10 cover (Schdatshlp) desired. Night shift. OB and/or ER experience prefejferred caiions available at our Hosp.ce pa- “)greo J " in Psychokt- lor a licensedised sociil picjiescnd • AMBULANCE SERV1CInCE SUPERVlSOa_EI__— S paara Mfg. tionts in Twin Falls W- :h pieviouj or fu resume 10: TO bicemt pill et Working supervisor respesponslbie" for staffing, supervi:vision Plant Security p' ourtetmtpplyla ano surrounding or- ■ and budMt oversightI of ambulance sen/lce. RequlnJlros 2152 S. Uncoln =ioldi!™nmoil. longleim•are tjie e»peri- Bridgeview Eiiaiw' p$noatt oas. If you ore inler- I''®'; current EMT-P license,ie. NationaiI and Idaho registry./• Jerome ID8333S osted ptoose submit ■time to SIWI. grow ,nce. Wc ollDicom- o[lDI 1828 BiidgeviewBivd :• 20M24-21S2 J Twin Fallj. 10 83301 “I , Equal Opportunity Idaho Homo HeoJth . '®P'y \ . Phone; (200) 736-J93; I CompetHWeI WiW aga/Excellent Beneflt Employer in nppllcmton ot beneliti in j & Hospice 626 _ “" J Fax:(208)736-3941„ 1828 Bridgevtew •Group neallh/Dental •EAP Eostland Dr, Twin iven ,„f • p ro •Shift Olircrentlnl Bon'3nUSC!l MANUFACTURING Falls, Idaho 63301 S i S ’M id H S "' Sponrs Manutaeiunng 1 Falla Avenue E. environmenl,nl, I).v*firrWiytplj(f Twin Falls. Idaho • Retirement plan plus 403(b)403 •20/hr wk bcnenis* nrall Call Gloria or Rod ^ » 1 F o rca U •T\ilUon reimbursementI •Ufe Ina AD &DC IS accopling applica for more info. 'WM, ; Twin Falla, or c o n ta c t tions lor tho following 734-4061. EOE. IJohnorJodyat Lori B entzler. n tZ Executive Director3r I 208-736-3933 lull-limo positions: L 206-735-2134 ~
Plastic Fabrication, fiPROFESSIONAL P roduction Material Iw id ter. f e M A G IC \VALLEY |[ W A T C H Y O U R I N C O f Aasembty. Bar code. . i l REGIONAL M IDI)ICSL CENTER M e ; Warehouae. .A L L I2<^ S7-S10Air ’ ” ” J?‘n e l r i s e E V Er R y m o r n i h (■lopending on posiilon) General Manage '*G! i Company txmefits, P o s i t i o n s A v ^ l a b l employee hoaltti, Twin Fails. Idah< p < dental, lilo insurance, m s s B v rs , ■ ■■■ ------vacation,-pakJholi.------Tillo «- uvuuubw “ n e a m :------r O t t l U M eO R opencnoe;. •• j Spear's Manufactuhng T h e ideal candidate will have ht a strong ^nim nm Plant Security Office background In Ihe title, e>scrow,orbank- s a 4QMBgHl L 21S2 S. Uncoln ing industry. r m i M H A M u a d ~ Jerome. Idaho ■ Aoannr Spoars 13 on Equal C andidate will direct and a manage 2n*anBpoB pOBBB ecoclErX tcmmuncaoon stA.4 Opponunit> EmployBr production, markeling andd administratives enceufetigo ig data* and o n |u e r sUb, Must rme (unctions lor the branchI by b' performing s.» highh IMI of dgiMnnra ail MARKET duties personally or throughi stall. ceraropak RESEAHCH^^^ Successful candidate willr Ihave a mini- N M ■ B V i r - mum ot 5 years manageigement experl- evoferxeie i r ce le ^ in d SadctaB iSSFIS ' e n ce. strong marketing abllabilities. Proven poueuinearw to nuMask and vvok rdependr ^ i ^ . i track r e c ^ ol leadership, t 0, team building > SURGIHiim r iNviiirfO By..spiclO A iiS r - FiMme days. “ « and people developmeniI vwith ability to Amrvrwnci/n ol 3 yeM stjgay' ^ ^rllb id tF ^ JK fc*>Mng areas, GP <31 ■ has Immediate grow and maintain ma/kerket s^re and aUNCoTpctnpucer sMipdfenvt i ' - l openings for achieve profit goals,9. Successful . Full or Part lime candidate will have projectct management 1 t i e s I me d m Mot, Business COpportuniti Ooyshitt: and people development skskills, excellent M-F 7om-3pm. I's d f M naheMheavGrbi^lesjcMa Swring Shift/ verbal and writlen communlunication skills. The Times-News hasla s always dcdicaicd itstisclf to I hum an relation skills and cc bandhaAtviU^lovi^MqM W eekends I com puter skills . ^ S S t S l enhancing ourdelivcry'&y'scrvicc for our customers,s. If you I 3-10pm. nexlUe required. tHTAemtmmiiSmA Scheduling & are very organized, selfelf'motivated. and enjoy wI; ‘I
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FAXYOUliu ^ iM iimmagg ■ ______eorfuston. I classifieNED _ ! 1 PIANO LESSONS HORSE HI SHOONO m a n u re trucksiia:1994.' ■ AD Ford 8000 ^andmd 1964 , M L S S 23 people needed rww.. Enrolling now for Fall. 20 Mth wtth ; = = f TIMES-NEWEWS Lose 5-100 bs. Allui .Call Lee Raybom at Ku aA w n Fe«l >»t A n sw er 20e-734<123 p]5 7^ ' S tJr iwe 20 IL hyhydraulic r i 5 S 3 CLASSIFIEI 'AWT IBIy. red roan bom 7/23 preaders. -lEQ Coil for free s a m ^ . PtANO LESSONS Ao- weanling, w« pic* head, ' (7) whUs ^023 ALPACA LOCATE(TE PENMAN " ■ ^ 2 ? ” DEPARTMEI4ENT 1-666<304-5052tocali eapting beginner and blghlp*,9en«e.$650. big •■mlly I SURELY BLOOCWIDV VALISE — Intermediate. ' CaN Can Cal 404-6489. hunter*.r*. Champton SWATNER Hesston H 208-73^55!5538 r^flvSowo Laurie 206^733-0090. — I Knee. Choose 8400 with newewer 16' W hen sh e h a d a last-iist-minute c u rrr we ^ t a k l n g f MACHINES with >AMT mar* beautiful I nowl ^ S350, Call header. Also 14‘g14 ra u ' Prime locations. Incld tr-avall-. - >iewas- . JgSg i082 or308-0073 seed headar- ______b u sin e ss m eeting, h e ~ n M E S -N E ^ ___lnvento(yi.MUST Se» g £ ^ : s , " s ^ - M 764- _ Iminedlalelylt11,9d0 $1000. Flashy a m i 2 -OOLDBIV i RETRIEVER 0300. - R las. AKC, ight to aW S orS30-0» “P R E S SS I E D ” MOTOR)R ROUTE ROUTE; kivestmenL Cal Mr. yr. M getdb>g. $500. pupp^n. )LE Prto«e00-&40-S277. Dark leather ahow darit cok>r, a parent WANTED SwathitherwHh. 'fl "idaho-press L CONNECT ll aaddto ai w/sllver 15' OFA certified, cer smart, draper ordouble ti INTO AC1DTION ^ ble companions, auger header. C a l / ■ ■ " I routejoutsWrtaof 01 -E a m rttmicMh c a Coopif Normori seat. Lika new. $400. 'loveable I f. WtTH I Call S 206-324-5460 Call 206-208-260-1033 or 208-308M567 :m M " w a iw u e — aiBBOw r0 * 4 0„ 7 forChrittmt L CUSTOMERS sTn 154-2394 afler 4 MM-Yrrxywrwr uiaph QUARTER MUSTANG WHO NEED I ^cross, 9 year oMdunn ITAUANM GREY- BUSINESSES '■IBllSli l19*-Easl2r. yojrpmtlf. YOUR gelding. l 4 ^ n M s . HOUNDSNDS Tri-cdored FORSALEI I Sm vt and flashy, pups,, femalesfen & male, .'S U p M I MECMCAL For mor* Information>n SERVICE $f 1,000 l or best offer. Very friendly.triei 12 wks. = = : = = = £ Cf4A needed PT lor ^ I ^ = r ^ m -n < Rup.n (206) 733-6681 Advertlaeinthe I 306-7617y3oi . msg S300.32<.326-6622. CORRAL POLEl^ (1 2 5 ) ; I KNOW PEOPLE 11" SL-CnledaSt.- RT.741 ' spedal need* chM. 11 UL Buatneeaft ‘ I ^ , 6 In. d l-'. 3290991 for Into. 61 6 1 year1 old displaced FSt.-A•A a 2^00-2700 PiPo^t- {ADDLE seldom used, JUVENIU5 3 ------ss™ “L " , r ”s*'a.250/otter. ; ExecutlvaManager. r t .641<< bnisti Drtvo CANDY ROUTE Service Directory I Western Pleasure SNAKES producu . ■ THCHNICtAN ^ 40 y e a n exp. Times-Ni.New. route m ^ Aider- vending Route. Hugee I 733-0931 a x t Z | | saddle. u> Extensively ease cal ‘ Experienced Auto dealinga, honeUncoln MINUTEMAN PRESSI certified. Show ft daky tk». ^ $200'each. Can lato,bluir r j i S : Finonclal Control- 206-543-4330. Ragdoll, Full service printingna quollty. Herd aell o u t 20 mSEED I • . HR-Healtti. Safety. WALKINKING ROtlTES Street CLASSIFIEDS Hi Kids, .bred does. . IM...... X.Aillc and Environment. RT.211 ond graphk: centers e eyed. Pictures _ T opQ u^it»iity : It pays to read the Experiencetoo SoulhI I Idaho Press RT.SOO- rated «1 again bybv bucks. S200 and up. ffiS 111. $100 eo. Coll Fonnw loFoiParmer • line prtntl valuable vi lo wait for Burtey,ey, AWon Ave.- Mobile Enir«pren«ur Moga- H K > ' 18-487-2295 or MonyOrasseiMS. we I Call The Times-New* AvaU. A immediately. Almo0 A Ave. ^^0™ zine. Control your1- i 06-543-6524. ^ «W*ver.>r. • . be Buhl. Idaho.______BwCTWPiPilSVi ™ 206-5 toplBceyourad CContact Executive E o s tiet16"-East16" own destiny and be r - z ------., , Roy Odermrmott • 27 RT. 801 your own bossll No AKC reg. Ito k . 208-465-528 208-73»093t. Box I 00920 CA> RT.227 G0AT8 Reg, Nubian BASSEH ®*| HOUND 4 280 or . 1 TheTlmee-Newe South.Id I a h o Press 14^1500 Sodcsoddlers expertence neces year okl temole. $160. out ol Way-Two- 1.800-910-4M101 ; I r Bucka. (3) 2 yeara old. Coll >!• 208-404-4373 Q^Soul-Soul-Men. Dam is — A A A A S A A ^ P.O. Box 546 Burley.ev East 16*- Street sary. 27 regionol Call 206-544-2345, e ^ t i a s i 10 1400.1600 WrarVrangler support offices. Full•ull . . afl )l cracker ol Club .m a ' - WAR&10USE TMTwin Falla, Id 63303 E a s t2( ------d. Only 2 moles ^ • . i V t i — ' y GrandvDdvlew Lone- Suooi . company tralnlrig, JSm “ . . (3) WarelxMJse posi- ^ RIOS BEAGLE -purebred left. End Enc ol the mer H i y G M n i tions. Must be able lo u e finondng ovolloble.«l»- For sale. Butcher size M l NEWSPAPEK RT.610 ForhjrtherlntormaUonon ' and smaller. - puppies. B! odorable. sale.. OrOnly $250. Call ' Males S250. Females 208-886886-2058. ALFALFA hoylay good : ■ -Earn extra SS in your >2) T1me*4lewa-nf 600-700 porodlssdlse PI Cali 800-645-3006 ^ iCa«20fr42»W92. ^ spare time. II you K W u T J s - 500-700 RoseS St. N. ww>«.mlnut»m«/yfw.com $300 each. 733-B891. u i ^puppies, 9 weeks 1 * *2nd cut- • Apply at bales, no : NmberlySeed anaahlghtymotl- ^Bvallablein — SUFFOLK RAMS pure- BEAGLES i i okj. 2 males, AKC tlr^. small ba bred, scrapie tasted, p^, y amount. • 621 Hwy 30 E a s t vated ' seif-siailed o u » , PUBUC SERVICE Purebred pups. Taking reglstereHered. T shots, i * " “ "V ‘ looking to earn 800-900 Wendell Breeding age. Call deposnsnow.3 dwduwduvrs removed. . Coll 208-539-6>-6036.* • Onig Free WorK Place. ^ I aI o W ME8SA0E some extra money 500-900 Foils Avi 208-432-5677 temole, 4 moles. - 735-8548543 or 316-2928 u— n i WEB OESIONER trin yoor spore time, ,, n Big profits usuoUy lu live in those „ WOODEYBSeARL Coil C 208-404-6105, ,. b » I r Chocolate i pup- NG F/T Web Designer. then tn Ihls could be a meon big risks. BUYIN Cordova Before you do . 6 males, $150.3 i M H i a M Position reoulrea. a groat ( opportunity Interestire d t^ H ^ n g o ^ Cor. Sale. Featuring Holy BICHON i i c AKC bobies: femok», minimum of 4 years txMiness with a ik», $200. tirst I H m J S lof)m l newsptrspapercarrier... Sox, Mr. 69er 4 Ooc non-shedding, nc (hick $rwts. de-wcrmed. experience. Must y; n w 77mat-Mew« i^oloncla company, dwck It ^Diam ond mares. while wl coot. Will be the coil 208-543-8422.208 have datatMse and islooWngfor Pleasease contact outwKhthe Better' bred to sons ol Star love lo< ol your lamily. 2- r r ^ — design thUs o> al Individuals Interested Mellaalaaa 677-8761 - - Business Bureau, Checks Badger, Chomplin^ Ct P e d ig m . . least an imsrmedl- lIn selling novrspa- CIrcula , ' Freckles Playboy. Core Ci pkg„ wrttten Tenner'sir's legocy lives I N o n - Ti c jsowood • For leo intomiallon r e s t : ale level. Rash pre- per „ sutjscrlptlons a s Mi Playgun, and CO guorontees, gi wormed in ten beoulitul I ferred, but not __I Drive obout ovolding IW Lob puppies. I C learin I : Independent — 7 Clenol Lots of color, and ar nrst shots. As yofS* required. Minimum 400-600 FoUslA Avi ve.W investment scams. come help us e«le- pets, p« $800 & $550- AKC. 81 wage SI 1/DOE. Some Contrectora. • t i m i write 10 the Federol G reenI IHay ; II you are Inlerosted VIESNEWS ■ brole 54 consecutive $600.208-673-5525Si fl™“* P® Ben^nts. Send cover Ih r4h D«i„. Trode Commission. y eon ol breeding ^ 1 homes only! I C a llT o didd i at I : letter, resume & port- >■ )MINOSOON quaHly registered BK:H0N male, $600. $ ^ . $ 3 loUoto Washington, DC, . Teo-cup APR mole #oon20 k 0 9 7 9 : ira St. 20580 or can Ihe OH'S. Sole hek»on I* -toy Co. ; P.O. Box 2347, TWIIWIN FALLS 1300-1500 Torn: Toy Poodle, ' $400. National Fraud Sep. i r 7pm. Beef MoRese if mole, $500. MALTESIPESE small, le- I 208-825-51-5117 I . TWin Falla.ID S3303 ^ ------R T .832 dIniM raervedat T, Inlormatlon Center All AKC p t ^ . Mom- mole.>. .2 yeors OW. F mr WELDER TIMESNEWS 150-500 ' 6pm . Pay so n UT. Poo, S $550.543-2279 «P«yod.red. Only lo a q r a ss HAYm 1 - T F • I 100-500 Full'tima. Mon-Frl 500 Monroe St. Voo-SMPolkSt;St.W. 1-800^76-7060 J Info801-36M130. I ------good1 I cutting, hoyr mix r and : woriUng for a compa ROUTttS BOXER AKC, $500. Call 208-733-2316.208 gome strokjhl COMING SOONI R T .«54^ ' 100-900 TaylorOf SSt w ------aht grass. • ny In Jerome. Must * SIGN FRANCHISE READY TO GO.------)ULLS on pure- 326-4270 orr731-074n~ 7: ’ have welder exp. S9- TWINtw PAU£ n m c Rated #1 expondlnc Check us out BUL an hr. To appfy please rtRT. 74». 500-700 ^ jig ,, locally. Turn-key oper- www.mlsabillieboxer I. ■2 brindle. 1 h a y 1 lon andnd 2 string ! contact Korle al 1BOO-2000StK>up iBi s.50megs-com 1. *$50 eoch. in- bales, feeder,er, oilallaf • 736-4473, “aooo-aoso I sunti»o -Earnimextnicash -I Coll ' 1-600-286-6671 208-879-6526 e s dog houses, gm ss mix.. U-haul. , a r d . •2065 or 358-2306 I 75 lon. 352-4 rChrittmas" = ; = www.8ignarama.com‘ CORRALS (4) good BRirrANY « SPANIEL — ?-4678. ; WELDER - - RT.767 Comt.n^tinemulttpk, T IM E S -N•TEWS P ...... —___ size tor rent. You teed pups.q, AKC registered. “ 3 I hay 1' & 22™ crop. : Seeking salt motlvaled 2000-2000 ^ Heyburn mutO!jtestolncrwise ~ I or we leed. Col 206- V- indMduallooUngloro e Coofwr Normoa I $200.208-280-1569. < small boles,J, 50 lon, . E ail jfourpmni. u( Tho Timos-New I 306-6631. — nix. Con - carM r with aggres- 30<300-400 Scon Cl. ' views Is inniH iiiw iiaiaoM CHESAPEAKE AKC " Grossy mix klngtor ------1 678-0030 orr 431-44404 . slve matal tabrfcaUon — curroflUy looking - pups, shots, 4 month* ^ ^ RT.7M ■ Pl*«»«' IndependentIt R(Route ’ . I company. Experience 2000-2200 ^ HUIcrMl Olstll The Resource for 1 old, 1 male, 1 temoles. SHIH-T< h a y 20 ton.1. r cop. • ‘\ ^ C . $ ^ . s75rton. 15 In cartjon sleel. slain- 100-300 to, L a ^ p u r 20ft- - Business $250. 208-539-0757. makj. 5 ion r : less steel plate and \C>>«Ck. 1» BhOtt cfop, seorto Opportunities In 4 FOOT SHOEING CH Ulon. 265 ' pipe and sanllary RT. Ri 7*7------' — GOODINO CHIHUAHUA AKC 2 d womwd. Will bales ol stro. 1800-2000 Altufa* Idaho! Accepting new diems. n raw. Sl.SO - purge welding are 0 ’ J males, 8 weeks old. vwighrfghopprox. 8-11 per bole. 734->4-3170. onve TIMUHESf>lEWS MontonjIlona St. For/nor* Info. Wll trim miniatures r unds. Coll 206- — ------m ust Previous super- ieOO-2000 Hsybum and leach horses to 7: vlsocy sMls In Ihose aAvo. Eait 200.700 Wyomlr>ming St 736-wJ°orfffr0^1 4-2283 8 pm. HAY 2nd cutlinlingollalla, —* pick up feet. — — J 3x3 bolos, 1130 lon. areas protarrod. SURREMT __ — 1 Trwrla 639-251 >o r CH Sendresumeto J” RIAN HUSKY X $85.00 Can1731-3689. 7: VWO^OO BJttorow MOTOl Val at 539-1027. P' m S ? tSU^ SIBERIA Box 92147 c/o rOR ROUTES S ^ ^ 9'A vo Drtve AUtWAILABLE 700-800ininois1”"^ Read The $400 each. Call 208- pupp^a II orchaid TbeTlmee-Nawa 1300-1600 13 Targrie* ^ APPY 15 year OU _9:934-8241. m ^Kings,& n g 6 weeKS orosg mix., 2 stnng PO Box 548 C $25 each. Can RSH TANK 48 gal. '• 4 3’ cut Twin Falla, ID 63303 ^ BELLE'LEVUEA1A1LEY RT. 506 Classifiedss Issa 01539-1016. itfKl rs ' cutting RT. a s s KEKETCHUM 700-1200 MolnS>ln St. w/stond. accessories _ ^ 100-500 Hvnson SI. Both 206-539-1509. and a, 3 fish S200/otfer. WEIMARlARANER AKC cortitled woerood Iroe. WELDERS oth Corrier & 1000-1200 MorMontana ^ v e i y D a y l CHARMACIMeiOUv- Coll C 208-734-3032 or pups,s, 7 7 weeks okJ, 4 Coll 2 M -;e-2220 ^ or Welder* ft fabricator* Substitistituies noodod Sueol .77 King 2 years siamiesa steel __ ing quarters, 3 horse, _2|206-308-30ia. blue.1. 3 : Sitver. C«H 208-366-2577 -430-6567______Hill, Idaho. exp. with mlg ond \lg —Earn - extra caeh II youou HveI In any ot It you live in1 thethese like new. $19,600. FREE fR Alaskan Husky ^ 9 1 : ^ welding. Starting S12- for 1 ChrtatnMB*’ thes4lese areas ond areas ar^ddaro ar< Coll 206-543-0995. puppies. p 2 females, to WouldId thel^ person who ' HAY oltatto,a, grass, S1SA)r«.ptusbeneliO. cotnbma < muMpIc WOglCxild like 10 be 0 Intoroslod inI beingbei a 0 good home. Coll adopteepted Ihe black cal mix6d. 2 string, siri soil roc/fM to /ner#M« DOE. Welding test yoorpniif. corrlor.- newspaper cocrior...coci 208-829-5785, w/0 bit bit ol while Irom small amour)unts, 1st required. No exp. lease contaci Plaase conta>ntact £tttMishedM«0ic CHARUAC '66 (4) FREE% Beagle Sorter Buriey Sholler on and 2nd. Corrals need not apply. Idaho PlaeM n contact Amy Kathy.iy. District Mgr. Kathy, Dlatri< horse trailer lor sale. — lay. August 26*. ovoiioblo. !208-308------EquipnwnrSheetmet------1 735-3348------MgrT735inn t°n, Call__ I208-655- -- good home. 1 H year • _ 4311 or971-21-241-9881 PnnttbkAppUtiK*~ “ QEU)lRQ“»HA'very~Ffl [ r iie ir id Annual okl male, coukl be 1 7 9 ^ HAY Two strin R*p4lrSttvie* :*. gentle, started roping 9 tring bales, trained for 0 bird dog. V JR m I ility. lorty ^— SunVtftyanLoMiol and bread for cutting. Call ° 206-436-5226. c Z S g S S1.500rtfter. Cali J ?o‘! ? m o '*^ Call coah lo». Pric* UU.000 E ‘S8 trador Model 934-8817orS o' 543-8619 or 731-9125 F _C M E Cats, 1 mole. 1 C M E •» 1 539-2072 ^ EiOMsMfrotaM female. AH white, box 3“ tring bales, — HORSE 11 yr. ok) ™ irrS p S SSSTTIS M w d , Rx«l. R*«ty fWobl^ h. delivery- — ^ UtogteVMiyHortrt AmertcM p M gaW- bk ID2 90 lo a good hom*. J J Pleose col p m AviU)l*«inibr««houlf, Ing. 1 se a t S m n . CanoS-m-3671. * •^•Prif 133;______" m*debyRob«r»Car- Ji ^ 3 » . 2 0 U . 208-825-9a33 riage Co. Kamesa FREE J : Chocolate Lab/ ^ z — : - T —— —r STRAW 200-31-300 smoil prtcaotUS.OOO. Chesapeake cross, FORD f*t also avail. 431-4226. n i row. 1 yr. male. Greot w/kkls 4 b u ^i4 & tralrwd. To good b*r/(ki(/duels. 436-4648. ^ t)5 flies. S2000tofter. homes.206-733-2316. ! 1, Sl.50fe. ■ 206-260-1141. FREE ^ Wttens. Ready 10 WORTH 7 8 8-V locally growown, pesii------lUesday, Septptem ber27,200S r. 9 spd., 3:70 rear cide tree. He ■ HORSES n90 to 0 good hcme. ® » . 531- Can 206-306-1375. 1 0 :0 0 anni m - 6 : 0 0 p m ■ eyearoldmar*, % 1-5225. ■ ------3 y e aro k lp M y - FREE c puppies, to a spd..l„ 4:11 • reor: 20' m n ^ ' - r n SI G y m n a s i u m ----- WatM' driv* pl*ol —good home. (4) male Logan at the CSl $4000. FP Huskies. 4H months. KENWih w o r t h “" ' ° " ^ " i d M B n ' i p Cal 678-9353. OW.CU fl 606-0269. cummi.nmins 400 hp.. 13 , '■ ■ DRACO I.. 4:11. 22- bed & SiM O l HORSES FREE 0 RkJgeUck ? I»- £ 2 ;; ' ^ ^ C a l l y oD u u r T i m e s - N e w s INVESTMENT St.- 206-733-1778. . = “ ^ Finished AQHA rope — male puppy. Oood 5”1-5030 ' ^ or 731-1657 441 CustomI ChoppingC " horse. $4,000, Thf*e ^with kids, very tovir>9. ” ijJIV salesrs representative jE S c o r p >p&cam. CASH lor Deeds o( AQHAhor»«.5yr. Needs •' good home. ULLKLUSTONH-cap ok) mar*. 3 yr old .atwence lur Employment ^ Call'• 206-324-8459. 62001200 Edble Bean ^ n o .tl'654-2064. Trust, Mortgeges andw, mare. 2 yr. old colt. ( vrtising Specialist Real Estate ConlracUe. y o u choice for $1,000 FREE < SlMMe. large C o ^ >r 654-2026 male, Iree lo a g o ^ Call today for a Iree, each. HORSE TRAM- n C at 431-6683 FARM C hrististyHaszien73S-3267. m a i o r2 openings. home. „ Good with kUs or.436-0690. Custom Bearlan thresh- and pels. C U 206- ____ ^ (20a)733-3«21. f m Call Becky WNt* in t : = : r : 3 ------ing. Liilistontn combine. M Btfley. 206-431-1113. 735-6645 , . UVESTI■STOCK aqu**»e niekR yrt 655-4360. 6! GERMAN SHEPHERD •hutl*jtl** (2). JD M60 noreJnformation._____ ® LANE COW HORSES . -2 AKC, S wks, S35od- - P v GERMAN SHEPHERD •> Spudnk Spi 1-22 fL. H O REtSE ^ -nilieventiscIs (B-,poiiiorMl hflhelima-Nn and the College orSouthern Ida ▼ PAMT 14 year* old, — puppies, whUe, 10 el SHOE ^ llashy gelding, tm 01week! old, AKC. >no(or. E3NG ' ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ¥ ▼^ mountain & 4H *xp*- tAdorable, trainable, *■ ■ ■ l i ^ B I w a m m WSNDEU. Sat. a Sun. JETMC 10 OokMng cIANCR'12 BURLEY ™m F«X> 9«. » • rMCTO'06 200CG. 9Mlv4pm. Tods. $1,251i,250toflef»260CC ledw tm M K w /M od trim, $7S, er, tSTSMIm.%i Cad ‘ In. x 6 ki.. 7setmold-7 s< End o t year yard aalitalel. Sun. 10am-2pm. Lots 1.600, C tf tumtture, sm al appN- $i.65iiS S w e r . Lfce SAIEU JI^ VWaaher/dryer. Sears. 206-41-410-2495 Ing cuOera.era, new Sat,-Mon. 8am-4pn’pm. of baby Items, fumi- ^w .C al^6^727^ 326-6651 or 306-6662 $ 160. reflTBeralor. n m wn ture& kM ofm lee. ancea. Utchen/house- New.' SVSIEMS $90,\ Dresser, $2S. ^ 1 aSi*^* 619 Roe* Street North hold Items, gas bar- HOWM t«7 7 XR600. Call 2 0 6 -7 3 5 -^ 9 ,ii—- ,i-ii]ii lots of misc. ttsms. beque & misc. Muttl- I H K Slree(KR.tatoom uchlo RFBinJcraK - ' and $25. Call — f fgHWPMi ■ faihlly sale. No eariy per dean. -5010or731-S122 IlffiBfflBN 2019 Oakley Avenunue TWIN PALLS Sat. & ' L ocdM itifidjM , COUCH, c< 6 foot Woe ■— Mon, 7-4pm. Fum.. blrd8. 22IE.BAve. fiEMm H & . . X5 ^ 1 8 4 w/woody accents, very ■ ■ ■ » SHOSHONE Saturd irday u a it., huge windowsi m» m m a a e a a r n h a r u a*01KX125, m wAm IDUi , nk».n $125. Round I M S B ■ R B M & Sun. 9-5. Huge0* 3 i ^ n e l . ^ TV, yard I ------o c tw ^ fiU fta n l------dd l r w o e eel w/4 c h a i r s - ■ m - M— M— l»iil * i iiimiMi —-tamiiy aale.’ Bool lOd., never _ — equip:. a'houiehoW. B l1.500T^For more S i d ^xm owner. ______JWW-dtaSSJ*. __in_txc..cood.,. i. $125.-_^== rotfuee------ctolhes-all ages^bat>«»y— AlrteellniLeeator & AfflMiroun. Call C 206-539-6431 CROSSs s BOW exerdse fcrmaOon can Kevin, ■ $i600. CaiJ B 3 9 - 5 4 3 ir ------BPS » T m two. — /eggles items, toys, stuff HanklnaoflofFalle. BOMBARDIER'M• yet- 206-6 :hk>e. Just Ike c « 2 0 ® ------k a w a ^ DRESSERS 2 antique 326-3302 animals. coOecUbk 3261 Rklge Plao«. km 4x4.63 m lin, k>ts a ' n Kxas, ------:------^ D* » Flex, an extras. :— r r r z r HousehoW goods,I, fifur- ______!_1L------WLEY OAVJDSON ’'f f llS r r S^ h , fthan- high boys: 1 w«h dly used. $250/ BARTLETT of extras,, srtow plow iq7 nttura&tooto! „ ^ TWIN FALLS S a t ■97 Fat Boy. com- , S f b S, o Pro dreuK t <. Call 420-1137. $7.50 a bush w/electrtc Wt $5,600, pietalycustomlied..Z, otoe "iS L fS Uncolr8lor.li. Urunit 1pm and Sun. ZIeman *05 ATV tral- £31 « n part*, $150. Electrte self- PRO Fl Sam to noon. MOV- ..er. $1,100.436-5704. $ lS )0 .7 336-3744. 6 3 ^ ^ ^ — M cieonlng c stove. $76, $250. = = ' ING- Desk, ioveseat. _ lOOEXC.Can- 3 vMeo cabinets, ksts HONDAh ’OO Rancher '“M "iJ ^ . Must u e to KTW *01 300 a l exc. condition. G al bench ^ L — . .fiwiiiFms ' appredalel tastk: bfte.(e, 'In greal 206-734-4736 anef4 bike$! r s i s i i n Saturday 9«V05.6ajta n of a a fi ttsms, ^shing . 350. elect shlR. red. ' BIRTHDAY | J .$S 0, TMOSK. |EI.BEItTAP. 206^20-4730 shape wfctilots ol extra*. * equip., k>t of kids runs exc.. 13K. ____^ Scodsileer- HOPE CHEST custom M ||E J * S ? S r ESTATE8ALEI?l clothing, 2 TVs, 3 $2.200/orfer 436-4700 HONDiINDA '64 150 PHOTOS made. scW oak and Farmers & Izer. $3,400. I bikes. Ions of house- - 720-347Z Hcv« you fofQottcn lined ii with red cedar, h d H B 202 S. Hwy hold miscellaneous. KAWASAKI K -04 SOCC. -T. to pickup your $350,i 206-659-5072. Burtey. II 546 Cypreea Way 4-wheeler. $1,200/ ^ I SUZUKI ^*03 DFVl bIfttxJay phqio*? £ S 9 B ^ S 2 £ l 2 206-678-51 3118thAve.Nortttrth ^------, offer. Campaign 7 9 ^ KINO PfLtOWTOP cam per trailer. 22 fl. 1600 mlee.l W l hav« tom* , j ^ TWIN FALLS S e t 9- 5S? i. bi™“S , $239, mattress and O*"* .TOUATQga3 canning *• _ _ $2.800A)ffef. Can 208- lyopttonstol , photos W6 SfO 8Ut6 box Q set. Neyer us«]. ^10 W extended run . , ------5pm. and Mon »ars. Both enginea S ? 5 J ner L than newl cl. generator. Used l u i ^ 3pm. Washer/dryef. ■ ' 431-6585after33Q. , ee. Extra Honda mo- you don't wtM u i Factory F warranty. Can ir/trans uwt from big- I thm 1 hour. HO a i a g c h SMl end table, lots o(.• Z whyMepnwnSoyou Ke. $3900.1 loloM. TTwwcan Jdeliver. 206-42&«>SO . »ing swivel wheels. free. HorI ^ M e i ^ 0>ecUMifl#d.fortf«* ctothes. ping pong ta - . , dooi nMdR. Soil thoM . flWC «-766«l7ll tM pIcfcKl up at u lUbi* ble .& to much name. . L M N a ROOM SET $495.1 11-5225 IsrgMt Mleclion aviiW unwanted lt#m» in m* eluder . r s “a r. s. Hailey. | TheTlmct-Nrw 3 : pc.. couch, chair, ot- hyou*r«i«*l«y.73MVSOi 2662 Nava|o Circle. cuwifeos < loasy. 73Jromotef ,plastic; Uit $799, sac- M E R red oak with 9 hp, 21 ■ J I 1 #ay mirror ♦ match- rear tine tu riflce $299. Can le tUlbr. B i l l headboard and Model#9l7.217.293660. * 1 * J Jdeliver. 206-420-6350 |2 «t txboard, $400. Can MATTRESS SET. 206-7:J-734-0765. Call 206-733-733-6769. Full Orthopedic. $99. ‘ fa cUL I DRYER Maytag •>«:• ' Brartd new. Can dnuiic *ny old es- • , trtc. graal coniiltion. deliver. 206-420-6350. $125Ajffef. Can 20a-, J!! T o a d v e!rtlse r call classific 306-e064.______N. s'“.: i s r ‘ N M A MEMORY dk;ure cart, wtth Levi's. hor«arse tack. 7 ? : DRYER Whirlpool. FOAM | mattress set. ne misc.. $ 100. )«wolery, quitts. quitt tools. * '^33-0931 - ext. 2 Conforms to body, electronic, heavy duty, [ II206-713-3476 «oy»-tokens. 206- ’f New In plastic. Ust ------324-4721 oror 539-47215; ,______. $1496 Sacrifice $499. R8HI TANKS 1 (2) .60 ■' ; Dalai Lama A R T S C U O) C ^ | CLEANING I IROTOTrm uN G 420-6350 can delivef ' gtNon.(Oft. Wfy stocked. V^^^wmD a FREEZER Ig. turtd up. - XI each. 736-3926 LEASE- lust SERVICES QUEEN PIUOWTOP 1 om lof'my OIL PAINllNC DiyWaUSpedalirt S175. Oood shapo. ~ n e e d £ CoiiDin k p o h Call20e-73t-3232. $109. [ mattress artd QENERlERATOR daughters birthday-onbirt .Spedalixinginpatdi CSAWTOOIII TractorV Service box set brand ne>v. 4000/4X)/4500 w att 9hp. 9/11. CaB 734' * H o S S ™ 734-1572. 1 Daily-MYtkly-monihly wafk.ranMb.addi- SHEET SB METAL Yank,gariidmeAIawDS 0A8 QRtU rar^ factory t warranty. Can usedkJ once.c $425. Can ■ ------: tioM. Tuxtuiv motov A/CV/CMvioeandnpair. 1 CampoolKMtforasle cook top, Jerin-Alr deliver c 206-420-6350. John a V/iAM^aTswi■nith Commercial & pumpsp . . or PleaMcnll 825-411119. residential. . ing. aOM83-718a- Commrrdal Weeds $200. Jenn-alr m H ^ SS"™ aoiR«id«tial 7344)634. cleanlno convection RECUNER ROCKER OOlBONE OUT OF gaaatatlonH i Bonded & instired. nearly new. By B est b a06-73»«5<8 o r wafl ovenfMcrowave BUSINESS Top money | t 733-7300 Twfa) . 34 hn.80e4M44 g7»40«0B>iAy GARAGE S oven combo $200. J Bkie. $175.732-0410. Mstadoiidor buffers (2) Tony 206-666S ‘S5SS? X) each, and other ______• withLonuiHoU<7«rt STORAGE ^ 4 S AB i n U l l S I 30's roU top oak SLEEPER 81 SOFA ' old militfliv Pl«i*edll733-«45 3 1 E & B deakS2S0.S43-O971. < K. cieanlng equip- WANTED old ^ CLEANING KITCHEN srai queen, $375. RecUn- nt. Makeoflers. medals, unifo 'K S teli' ' ANDBATH Al Rpsin REFRKJERATOfl 1 •9470 or 732-5407 signia. docurreum.»nls.. * “ iW nfW ia in Jerome :21!1 Paling Fm up lloarfpnoD. eitifiedina, Whirlpool. S200. SBOe $245. ! Antique kx* HAMCI 600lL.loodaipacity. H4SINC. 1 oninitB b in WNripoo) electric ' highest prto«prk»! Paul AUTO&TRUC PneirMklkCaUDon - ckXI buggy. $65. Can pink ai 33-1691. - R EPA IR DiUy-wtcklymoDlhly KitchenandBathizA newAaAmLDUi alove w/self cleaning _ 206-306-3663.• ditton. 40»OT3or3a668. TIIm Tibergli '= ^ g W M queen size. exceOent 75. O aaalcal gul- walker $50. D m i ^ Cccncitt. ■QuoUtyNot yRACE I Call20e*42l-0341. conanwn...... J.. ..narvy —.. ■ iSO’ in por«lflin.co«nlorto Tree.EI«triaJ, Quatm^ o * v » j , mint. $750. 6 ft. great cond.11,735-9511 r< FVee e«ijnati» cc»«nax7nc)N| Tiknoor f a used. White base. ^I ", walnut c a b i n e t .____ [ io V d lq r WA8HEWDRYER set. ! ;.tc; .' T r a v 961-0068 T o m S o n y i r J teal/roee accents. 5. Can J 324-4409. S - J AdditioM.i«swdek Hotpoint extra large $300,404-9623. J Z L E 9 a M 4 M m tongs capacity. $200. Coll l« I tmfiag.ded>.et»- STOKEIKERMAT1CS 20fr 934-4416. | BEAUrv* crtU.gencnl maift» LANDSCAFir^ (B«UDdid S b ilo Im ) s» -7.78M0B1 a WHIRLPOOL upright I' HANDYMANI ^ To>v^LaDdn«*« 'I freezer. 20.3 cuImc q «2oa/offer er/Bino comtis rr; -ut.T.dk’k ” Ton feeL In good condl* - r i 4 ^ w ^ h l S500. SellII $250, $5 Can AVON Call Bob looerSpeoe TbeRlgfat AHoneRepak. A |------= op*", t*""* tion. $200. 326^S3S ^ ----- 206.731s>3iem i ______B tv o rS d l!1! 6434111 430-2836 C b o t o TriTrifflffiu^compkta I IR * ^ I KENMORE AC. 1.500 £SC OPE „ , w k EN8} 54 5 black K i^A bnimn ~- . Docks. fcDcca. deardeahupsaodhauloflk M KttIJVICEB w m m m “ BTU. white.' wtth ne plus $100 2 0 & -7 3 3 ^ 1 coNsnuJcnoN rMtalmwvationa. We do wfaatyou cant. remote control. 'TccyTSi^ I V a m i wnt bike rack, nev- $35o/o1 ------TirfeXroe w w w w jg l*; . $450/offsr 732-0033 jo/offer. Coll __ ODpHDOr 6056. B U S IN E S E TILE QROVr 9/25 lb . a.“S?io‘r ™ S 3 ^ CookCoutrattoD 'd c n aw e ek bag*. Mapei Polymer P «w M77-25- S E K V I CR E S (NoJobToo Soall) ‘ H A N D Y M A N I ^LAWNCAREI ______cement—grout. .-maJt—l! T " .2 r Bushnell “ R«kUnt>a)& DADS “ S 3 color. 1-50 b . bag . '^ n y i i h ^ K op«' S400. Willdoanyaljob Verta Bond morter. 1- * >•.. Knighi MuzzJiiSe?adS TWINFAUJ TruitallyourlawDean ^ sc n A : ' 501b bag Glass Block' m m m m S?0.Can420420-2569 FLANROOA rixtuni,doa(s& wiDJjw».uupenay P = ______moft#LJ100JorJoVoj:______d o s A p e ^ S L - _____ ter. Call 543-2548 af-—" bund«)Y—^ c u m m i f Jobatobidrorall & mum more. ! TOCE- I—.___ with 8 ter6pm or 901-2547. Ih solW case. $300/ - f i M l i l i l l >■ 33»ao«4/aaoo6aa ^^ofdisw^ ■".SSSSte' B SERRVICE DOWNS offer.er. Call 934-4611 canttnirt DAJ)3. > O cT X )N SERVICE or 206-539-2611.20E ■ - W H W t BlueprincopiM. whocanymtnMt? 0 __ , coNsnttXTnopr 3a*a837or731-6013. R yi^elVee < (206)467-1712 CONONN TROMBONE. T E L E ^ PPE E B ush^ 734-PLAN (TSae06) 1 I'HANDYM ^ - www.«M>nMuetion.coffl usedled. $300. Yamaha Harbor Mat ervkae Mastsr NIB. = = L LanyPoibHBuate ■ aI,TOnimk» REFURBISHED COM- eom m ttfdio Alti brass/wood. i rn v l CoteralCtntndn- ’ ■ & C L E A N U P r xLAWNCAREI PITTERS. Exc. torr ExcWfenca/ useused. $500. Conn $i500A)ffef. C I c a r p ^ 30yT*ttt.iflMV. ' school or home Irom1 « Trumum pel. used. $300. RelMbleOvmUdo/ S a la z a r s J o n O r t i x J o mXL786J671 i $100. 200-732-0512. = ^ ^ = = Can C 676-4766. M ajffcT buda m hoDcaL For AflYour Ho> ^ FW anrw rtoae^ GGaidmSarvioei -- Upcoming aursITE Armstrong, stu- ^ S S & U S ' '■*- Imprervenwtts. We fix pioblont FPUntinft ground I------= = Auctions o«htfit w/ca»e $350. c A N O E ISSflGruman. fi FneErtiniatci caver.tne »v trimming. rREX I - m m : : : : UI206-326-4296. ® S u m1 with 2 TOO SMALLX ran^kiMitinna odd jobs, renxfelinc. yard deamfv H C TElVICBS T i^ d es pad- 736-7404 860-ie-1661 FerFVee F ilh T i^ i Tenifieiskeil , FIREWOOD all kinds. FLUTEITE Germinhardt. vests. Incluc •u CaHUny naoval of debris. ' . used«d very little, $400 W/offer. Cali We do it all 4 more. FVee feHmitw ih j h k1A j 9IV 1IFB , $l35A»fd. cut and 7 3 M 9 M 7334027/316-1867 dellvared. URimale best olfer. Can 206-324-7771 J Rubm7S4«06 | rMAGlC Care. 677-2382. ’ I6-432-5677. QOLF CARTu r r Ez S o C A R F E N n = = ^ = T VAIALLXr ORGAlQANConn. a^ctrte. nenew paint c(»«na.>cnoN PAINIING .C ertiflsi RREWOOD for sale, mckMuer and T o rresC arp en handymanI ’ dm tta.bM nd $50 a pickup k»d. C h K k O u n i. - . “iswr. ? With a UR G « n ^ h o » 7 m OKCatratkn* UImAbbott m Can 206-934-4627 or• Magic Valey Section CII733.2B07 r Plt^)bii«. electrical. Gf^ TT'aPnhtthig 430077171/78»7W » ------206-961-2396------Of The Tlmes-News ' •=------« e e f * l5 0 a - - -dmin Um ckanii*.- - -1 SYSTEM 1 sound Call 206-735------FREE-Apple Tree. Youj „ — lot the auction— .PA_SH 735-9511... 2SyrS;«pttkpc - - -24yi^axp«i«»- -21 I calendar, everyday aft 8 channel. 300 - *No Job lo Small* Iba aMHNG- —— ______syL-tfgwn_WKL-Wu_n----awomirte-24;mr AR:^adw— aswiBsTraMt■a»7. - I— [HBMAID------take the wood. Caa I etfecu. 1 Peavey pavWson. J :1~|~W I1H» 73S.anr{ ■— j i d n a c 5 e ------^ B R ir a 206-676-5640 nww.mtgicval«y«oni tal e< Canaos-7amB7 | DR]RESBBS - Ag, good condlUon. LUFHBB UeRam I $390.Clil32&4S06. W 206- jiooOAJtl? C a n«M B 68 M-6956.______543.254A gf J -F•PAIOTINOINC. 210 8. SMl to T tH IW I ■laer) INO 1940's Of oWer or 961-2547.Lf-»>” ’fflSSd’2 Paiz)tk)g.Remod^ " - I H B H H S ^ ______fahln.B rih.jJ•jobor EMPLOYMENT c.g2?ssr' “Texturit«&DtywaD ______Jotpa06-7SM179 ** BEDflOOM SCT: 7 I 3 ft tall 16 bythehow,33« FVaeEMiaiataa > PC. mdiides bed.I, a n d t ^ SERVICES insNtonal hall aaiOiw^anttw CaQBOl W Ew E ssa rightstand, dresaer WEOOMOaM24caral < Steel coping. — - I I , I wth minor, chest. SOI r., 008)3M«47Bor B R inDBBMAID « white gokJWM carat CUMNU^ sasfsr-^s• CXffSIHUCnON tt06>737-I867Cafl J p f fl boxed. Woitn $4,000.'• diamond Aaapphlra SISS.'S’ K 10*< i0< Saolftce $1,499. CanJl $30W0ffer. 720-7367 ^ HEZ*axnf detver. Cai 4 2 0 « 5 0 f=PTiiMBiNn/ wnraDDfOSBGP •be* scmned.anif A N D S m S I - 3032I)32or306-30ie. ■ ■ ■ ■ tcita]ftbca£d k S e lk D n M ■COROOM SET: Bed. CoQttiuaioa Ehandyman “ 1*1 !' PIAMWO QUbranaen up- r*- •MteAorffaUr* SmallJotalDtviarft Ottka-AitfaM rails, dreeser, rrtrror, 8bow-\•-VaU a-ate . ntghtstMd. New, rtev- ght. good condition, ‘ . ao»7»l-7MBm I Eitccicr.Covatioctbe <. «h bench. $500. BUHL20ar* Ma*ieValJej-and Sew er& ibainclM a^ Waddloii n g l m t t ^ er opened. Uet $699,'■ S' tataUiSr* AlaJS n A l ROTOTILLMQ Cafl!^206-734-9514. 8aL M I Mi£Ga«iaana aaoldoe S399. Can iSS t SSS s Weedmowtng. «A va iS X : FAX YOUW] M6-7m616 delver. 42& 050. nB^OoTSmSMO) ■' * ‘ - Blade work, d unp 9 0 6 7 4 M U 9 M M 2 r«oe car ctyte. C t A S S I F I E _ I _ _ _w th Dunk, 1 red $178W Tnxk/Loeder. condonOOon,'*300. CM o S f l n L r =T I HOUSE I ^ ______VEED H Anywherehlh*------206- uTNtOml !' and 1 blue $150. C tf F E N C E —------C I £ A N 1 N G ROOmG l -MO’OWING------gOe-a24>«649 MagksValey SAXOXOPHCNC, Tenor. 3mleaW«“J t S " - 20»-32fr4<01 ^ •ginner model, good < BevC< ■UNK B tD hil atxa on ' TIMES-NEV:WS R«ridntUfR»d) LicaoMll5375-B-3 Diikfai bcOom. t«tn size on ondHon. *35 i' i :l .
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P P f i i l Classifified Line Adst ariaii 5 HIINES S 101D ays R For items under orr aadding up to $1001)0 (Maximum of 4 ititems) S2 each addltlonoionalllnt. Private Partymly. Pet'ets and merchandise only. I I Th(heTunes^Sews Call 733-09} IE):X t.lor800-6S8-3!-3883ext,l y magUvalley.tom 1006 I 908 907 90-B07 90S /8 Travel TraDers TravelTrailers 1 iltilityillty Trailers TrucksS ______' I Sunday, Sept, 4,2005)0S Motor Homes/RV8 LAYTON 24' S’ whool. FLAT BEBED TRAILER CHEVY '91 ExExiendod ! I DAMON '99 Chflllonflot BEAVER CREEK '00 60 galton wotor co- 14', tan-tamp, tool txDx. cab. 20Konn«now Cor- ,te Class A. 102 wkJo. 33',3', Trtr. Tandom axio. padty. Sot up for 3-4 Sl.800-130 -Of bosl oHot. la tronny. robi III 20K. slido, two ACS. >built 350 I : e s o n b r i dP G E ^ B obby W olff s. ouol whoois. 20' dock, lon P” pickup. $4,000. Call 208'208-420-2S69. w/80K. T' owner. ; THE ACE " roorcamoto., 5' boavor lail, fold !°I 733-2186 Of 420-65n lOSl ofler. I gonorator, awnings.s. down tamps, oloct .ERe'xlO'till bod Mrailor. oxcoiiont Call 208-312-1'1-1085. • ;WER: In any regular par,a r t * Coll 208-30B-53S99 braKos.20e-326-4199. MALLARD MA 78 18’. utility Ira : DearMr.WolfT: ; ANSW $800 as Is. Coll 208- conditior h ip, if yo u h ab itu a lly ta k e: tth: h i s DELTA 7 8 21 It. 77K7K. CAMP TRAILER f. c h e v y '95 oxf)xt'ondod : I held A J-iO-5-2,-2, V Q-6-4-2, nershij 735-4128.______208-308 idod. runs m , y o u s h o u ld a n n o u n c e y oio u r sloops 6. has buntjnh HUNTERS! 1974. ^ - - "J- C0b.4x4.loadc : ♦ 8-6,* A-K-3/Whaliat should I bid action, Q I A bods, runs gcoot. su- su I9fl. soil contoinod, NUWA NU '90 Hiichhikor TRAILER•ER Irame. 16 fl. smooth, cus;ustom .ry mado tandom o^uas.seOOO^ 3 a f t e r n v left-h an d op;opponent opens rangeje for the no-trump as* 1 per clean Insidodo. upgraded, roody lo 33 3- (t. CHompagno lactory i 50/ollor.- 5) to 17. B u t in a s c r a tc h pp a r t- S3900. Coll 208-32424- go, a must soo. Ask- modol m litth whool. axle,, no dock. S800. c h rv iier'9 55 1LHS, Oil ! t a w e a k tw o diam ondinds, my p aitoer (plus) I slide out. S9000/o»lor. Call 20£ [lent. 0440ollof6pm, ing S2500.431-0489 sl [?aihor.loaoadof, • I doubles, and my RHOR makes a nershijhip, use your best judgipen — Hitch H Includod. 733- 208-720720-3056. S2150/o!lor.4:431-3554 1 horses would not stop> mn: e DODGE '74 moloilor COLEMAN '95 Codar. 5177 S lor o p p i.W ^e . jr ia l e r pre-em ptive raisese to four dia- Wild h LER CHASSIS • « i1500 « 2-71 n treating a hand suchh ai s homol groot runnot’or. 8', canvas .is good. o a s i s '65 16'. camp (2). la'B»aon, a.»B. monds? Should I juijust pick a ma- from I 1 R A *T1944B, On)>")y Now lifos. whoois. & 0x1. cab, :-l0-3, V A-Q-6. ♦ K-lO-U-6- tfaiiof, good cond. choiceCO $700. mako • 'r '. " ‘u ;X. 77K. jor, or settle for doublingdo’ to get A K-K barrens. Good shopo. Frofit & foar ovothoad into carcar. ATV. snow- ‘>°*- 1-3 as a strong no-trump. Tl I $1.200.324-2872. hie. uiiuty or land- what I can in the wayw< of a penal- * Q-3 bumps. $600. Call mobito. 1500 Z-71. )0 trailer. Cycle intermnnediates and five-card sii 208-678-4249. SCOpO t oxt. cab, 1 ty? I COUGAR '04 2 oxion- ^ ler 3 tail. Woii Number Crvocher,her, U lU e Rock. Aric. make:e it welJ worth that evalu, SCAMPER 78 23 «., X), stons. 281i It. Mid to good shape. $1600/ “‘'''‘S4CS400, 420-5853 , 5^500. 4x4. 'tion. —- low book. Soo nt DUTCH STAR '01 b ollor. Coil 208-734- .,0 0 1I standard cat:ab, long ess is that most - c '! Ofogon Tfoii. Call 2609 j, Of 208-420-6343 box. 5 spd. S353.400 ANSWER: My guess Nowmar. 40.5" Cc r M r. e 208-64S-23S5. ■ — Aviation gm c oi 2500 25 HD. sophisticated partn cond. a n d tw o n o -tru m p . A fter yiVOU ftoozor. mony mot Inlo. ot 208-324-7475 ' 1-5559 I m^or, and lo usee 1his discretion one ar m n c o opiions- Pofloct condindi- 543-5283 Of 308-5283 or „ 208-320-1986. Tm( T.mos-Nows will S7.000. 731-5 ____ : w ith n e ith e r. use StStayman and get a respon:‘OJISe S132.000/olto( t o r . ------—------onlyily l> Iw responsible ------; denies a mjyor, a bid ofj f ( o r Call 208-543-6B7S5 or < HOUDAY RAMBLER TAHOEf f '03 23', wilh lor any errors , h r e c 2Q8-308-0429 •77 32'. ProsidontlQl pull-oul. p AC. awning, jump;p to) three hearts or thn sw eo, CD. Iiko no«! '" f "lortod '" on ihe ' Dear Mr. Wolff: model, sell com., s ay ol publication des shows five cards inn tlthe ELDORADO'61.21L’i l< ' S3000. C a sh ' only. $11,900,731-5608 S Ooy« : When I read thei rreports of ap- spade - u ,;j------4 now liros. 3B1 Pioaso Call ' er major and four in the b (§7 Call 20S-734-0Q64. ^ . r peals in the ACBLJL bulletin, they other « ------$6200. Coll 420-710' TERRY DAKOTA '01 7-^'“'33-0931 oxI. 2 ' jor. It acts as a transfere r to ------^ 25' Itovol trailer, bunk ; mention Authorized,ed and Unautho- major JAYCO QWEST X - Krr '00 Companion 25'. modol, ‘ tool AC. . rized Inform ation.'n. Would you be yourr 55-3 fit, if you have one. 237A Sm who(,ool w/slldo, AC. owning. awning,’ mctowovo.. lO O Z m B m . foil micfowovo. fiborgioss , 1 n th es e term s ready lor thot ooily fi litjotgiass o«tonof., Airti)uto Parts And super Cab XL'ko now co TRANS AM '76 5*' - q q - 4461 rectly alerts or explainsex one of onc 'n \ ditwn. AC. CD, nml. 2QB-423-5292- Tl >4 ’ artific ia l b id s o v e r th is reb i whool. 19', AC/hoat. , ; your calls', you muslust do your best any ai ^ i d . ) cfowovo ond Ic colrigorator. sloops 4. A ntiintlques And d o d g e 'o^0SLT4X4. ! i f t e r a moro. $ 18,995 Coll. im ! kit CAMPION '96 27' i to ig n o re th is e v ent n t That informa- Whata t w a s I su p p o s e d to d o a fte “ 5-wtioolw/soiarpan- S2500/OllOf ; 436-4047 C olCollectibles «cab. ono l7 My 886-343-6203 DIf oxcoiiont ; tion cannot be us-diamond continuation? I ____ ols. now awning. Exc 3ogo cond. w/lrailof hilch. ® »* 0 e HAGEkGERMAN S W ^ condition.PV.PW/locks. ; c a u s e i t is legally' aavailable \ only to choicilice of two no-trump wasIS r n o t LUXOR '96 Winnoboi iioroo wiiti 37'. Cummins Dios.osk) S8.CJ00.208-733-7736 Utility T r a l l e ^ m eiMEET AND CAR AM/PM sioi t w ith a p p ro b a tio n ! SHOW CD BooiirJlinbr and the opponents. It: is thus unautho- met w T..,-..: pUShOt. 6 spd. AIIISI Over Knsy. Hotislon.I. Tv loxas ppiiofions KIT COMPANION '64 \ENCLOSED TRAILER SeplSept. 24 and 25 toolbox, Runs rized. (A correct;t explanatione of ..900/ollot Also *97 Dokolo loto IC 25- bunk modol. good 7'»16'. all white with inlofo 01 ond cnitios call Gte.n'S6.9( , your bid leaves eveveryone better Cali conOition. Call 326- Ted ol 837-4647 Call 208-53539-2609. SWER: Your partner's two-w o -d i- <>**• C oioctric Drakes and Ted off, of course!) Anyny action by your ANSV hould J»mo3 2oa^;o-5B5853 67l70f 731-6714. landom axio. Exc. opponents conveysys information to amonond call is weak. You shoi cond. S3000/oHof. 03 Dakota o p tin g e ith e r to p a s s o r lo0 c o r- PACE ARROW '65 : CollM.539.5431. = cab. V6, • y o u th a t y o u c a nI use. u! That is au- be opi lif^iS riS r III. garaged, all otig- _ ow tiros. -.ifl n n Class A. tow mil« 11. low milos. Must ' g . 33, t to two spades, not to bid mo. UHprtMhrnnitr _PJp '01 gooseneck ttlr. inal. K 137-6158 ; thorized informatioiU o n . r e d I .u J gonoralor. fnlcrowo> towar/ard game. Standard methc:ln o d S local uado, runs pi Tandom axles, dual soo0 to approcialo. — _ - i t i s — feet. 58.995.- l-8{ - whoois.. 28' dock, w/5' S3000000.212-1767 DODGE'81I *>. ion 250. j D ear Mr. Wolff; !'a little imprecise here ~ ii boavof tails, loto ^ 4x4, 310 oneingme. good n e r 10 down ramps, oto« L I s i t e v e r a p p ro p riariate l to open a 14- veryy difficult( for your partner )0 208-862- i a way to invite. Hence, mim a n v s o u th w in d '87 2 brakes, like now. Colt SeiHilimis And Heavy o f ™J1-9282. - I c o u n t w ith a stro>ng n g one-no-tnimp find a 208-326-4199. ------:— b i d ? i f e e l t h a t l - ashould h c be allowed— peopi>ple in your partnecls-positisiU o n ______-Equlpnienl-__nnnnE'aa-iH-ion-duai- u n c ia l works! SIO.OOO. c -n lyf, diosol.. oxt. cab. ; to use my judgmenlent here, but my have/e at their disposal an artiru 5EEi = = l known as New Minor J^fo o rc . 731-3980 Of 731-0909« '01 Salem 21'. electrictrie slido. AC. s le e p s Qt C O N N E C T Chrome whohool covofS. I opponents went upup the w^l when call h 6.0nlyS12.500. rurtntno t>o. np- I. TAHOE by Tfwr ; I d id it, a c c u s in g mem( of misleading ing,\x;, w h ich a c ts lik e S tay m an . Elile'29', roomy, AC. WITH proxISOK.i<. n c o truck, 25SOS stn W(W.,1 < 0.J ’87 H o ad R a n g e r -Elil r commercial m* big bed, n o le a k s, clef:lean. Only S7.995. CU!CUSTOMERS nolarmorc. ; th e m . Uymiwcu would liki to contact nobby WollT. emaillailhlmat h giido. AC. awning. i hwy milos. ; U ghU OOol.Wortesler.Mas8. al bobby<«pywolff'-fnlMtpcwftcom. crowovo. has a ti '98 A lpenlllB 34'. 2 slides,slie good W WHONKD 3 pull RV. Cop)::opyright200i. UnileU Kcalurp Syndicate,c. Inc.lm bii of hail damage. 1 condilion.OnlyS23.90(900. : Y O U R Musi soil Ouo dl 10 dis- ot a prico this lo lido, AC, awning. S S E R V IC E ,7.900. Call who catos. SiO.£0.995 '97 Sierra 30'. big slide >424. 1-686-343-6203 Dir Pi O nlyS12.995. Adv.t^^lealnth. r ^ 'OS S a le m 23 '. slid e.. 4 seaso n s, loaded. Bualnla ln eta & Service DODGE '977 1500 4x4, 3 . ; ’ ® 04' " ■ THOR '96 Residoi DIrtictbry 'v e . o»l. cab. c short w * AnH 35' Class A. Slide- Sil T raded lor B igger. Sav5ave SSS. ' i ' y a n a Irans. ^Boat8A^d. CampersW S A n a . out. gonorator, 51.(1.000 TRA V EL TBT R AII.S ^ ! ” 3 I s than 50K. le llS miles Nice! $39.9>•^5. ,g3 32- -Designigner”, slide out, very It. silver, ox- ' :AccetsoHes . Shell .93ai00liuck. « « 1. '< SUZUKI '04 RW S ex- A ^ = r = = . 206-734-2121 ovos lapo. Asking — clean. Only SI 3.900. ancodo bod wrtioist. )- Canci or. 431-0489 ! ceaent cood.. 0ripp«r BOAT.'M . 16'. Inboard/ SKI1 CBNTUmON C Fal- TRIUMPH 2V. slide-out. queen 350SO c cummins 9 spd, sasOO.orloi. ! » « ! . pfo Upw handle " '99 Tahoe -Lile' 2V outboard, 120 hp., conMl Sport '95 SW ;1,000.3;6.330', Ptoase^coii I; bed, AC. stereo, clean,an.OnlyS7.995. , )8 Ram. 25' ■ bars, low runningIamily sW boat, fish boot,wt. 350 Chevy S.7 5570 sikJo. bko now m 1 I hours, runs greal. sr. excelleni cood. 2 0 8 - 5 3 6 -^ iitons, 7 0 C o n c o r d 1 9 ', siee efe p s 4 .0 n 1 y S 2 ,4 9 S . KENWNWORTH 7 8 8-V' cummms diosol. di SLT finder, eterao. Exc. liter, ------out. tooded w/oplk: 2T. 9 spd.. 3:70 to.ir Lar.al. 4x4,4. white, rog- ! $2400.431-3437. 13,500. 731-6733 9P0RTKIN040 CAMPERC Chock this out la ^ps 6. Only $2,795. 9 ^ ' ' . condM on + extras. $13,S 78 Uyton 20'. sleeps nd 201 bod. 4 f«ist _ u ja r can. tong to bod. 5 ------cab over. V H 10.5', sell (9S29.995.— Call TZi^aU2UKi:.‘M“ M«>unir~— »9.600-or beat oiler.------»iw iidw sa3;?.eijcbtgr^iider'ear-bed? —,hf-^-ev^Tr-l3—- 7 ^ —5 ^-wheel-piater— ------Call 205-639-7461. SKIMI NATIOUE *66 Cor------contained.I. SSleeps 4. - 8e6-343.6203 0lr- lomporaiufo • 1200CC. S2.000 or .... ?0B.^Ofl-423-SftSg — - . j/eryLCloanjjQlyJlLaL m ______^M . 4.11 >enr otid CP. AC. ic . BOATS (1) fiberglasa bow. WINNEBAGO '89» M212LH!LHfiDSI I ^ B ' per Chiel. 33ft., • ENWORTH '79 dows. pcpower door • SUZUKI *91 RMX2S0 wMectrlc n>otor&(l) $i.eol!6bo/olfof'3Z4-?B59 f lO # ’ - '82 Holiday Ram bler'er'Imperial-24'Class ummins 400 tip . 13 locks lool3l boxes and tame V tJORom w«h ------; pRMkcuR pipe, extra walk C. Ford 4 6 0 , ge n eratirator, AC. auto jacks. spd.pd. 4:11. 21' bed & gnil guafilard. lOOK. paddle tire. $1,000/; traSer. $ 1.00abom . w e s t Oist. 208-733-1778. SlS.OOO.'odcsllor. 208- Call 20e-43e-107e. tralle — around bod, hydrflirpuiic runs great. O nly S7.99,995. * ''0‘S' Otfer. 20M 38-8627 •Ecampor lovolers, oxcd 31-5030OT7311657 59^-23140I or 424-3096 I of20M31-6a2S. - fSiO Winnebago ‘EIe'Eiandon’ low m iles. . FOUR WIHN8 ■ » for great eondl- condition. S16.C 62. generator. AC. loadedled. Only SI 3,900. kenw•NWORTH '88 T800 d q d GE '99)9 2500 SLT. , suing or fishing, fteh „jn8 400. Hunter* call 206-280-4362 ay cob. new wot kii. on, YAMAHA *01 WRF250. 539-0863 ______ss C. rear down bed. ‘ b, cummins I good cond., big gun, llnder. 17 fool open cali:S?2oEVi.™ f°' — '86 itaaca 27'. class 0». iiros. Dolroil ma- oiosel. spnproy in bod- bow. 130 hp.. $4,600. ------— WINNEBAGO !! pipe. $2.«XVcner. 7 9 chieftan 26' Classis s /J gas/A C, pod. Ford 46C460. Only S12,500. ■ jo,)f '0 ovornaul with pa- nnor. goodod condition. 1 Call 206-731-0103. 212-3801 or 543-5763 "SS“"!S=iw w home. ,cat bod. gonortoraior, '8 9 S o u th w in d 3 0 ',. lolow miles. Ford 460. pors.ors. 220 inch whool l„os.J. ;S15.500/OI- 'OSO. $16,500 ot best for 208-43 .. G o ^ cond. ,oof AC. gmot m rearJ>ed.OnlyS13.90( 431-2121. i Y A M ^ *02 YZ 426F. ^QLA88PAR *60 IE6-4319. (lomo In a small pj «»■ riffor. , 2 0 8 - 7 3 1 -8 3 1 0 .______\ Sealalf Phaeton, 17', fW .-. F-250 Ctow- i good coftdHlon. lots ol AN -04 S14.99S. .% 1-t a : I s * * IMP 4*. 4 'cyliiido; extras. «3000A)fler. fiMrglasa. 100 hp 2 -oT - - 5 2 2 5 L — —^ COACHMAN ■ '06 S a le m 3 2 'S'" w het Jwof stroke. Mercury outboard. 5th whoil! iS" gaslas Fofd.I tnouniod on Call 200-539-5747 '0 6 T r a n a p o n 2 7 '5r ” Vwheel ______„aiio . deep V hut. $1,850. •***US•U 3E0 S H E L L S - tailor. Comptolely ro- rnnny. 36.000 \ -WINNEBAGO BR/ iu.lt. $3000.' Call 208- YAMAHA -04 i m Call 206-306-9376 ' FHam Fit) oet trucks. j M o. ducket W SZ CttJsA. SIsiido- '0 6 T ra n a p o rt1 9 'Trravel ra ' Trailer______bum. . S25.000/0f- 125. low mEet. exe. ------—------—Seleclion-Qunltty-. Sel crowovo., CL)CD ana c is {jrivor's door,r. gon-j ’06 T ra n a p o rt 2V Tra'fravei Trailer______- 211:52*2 ^ ------lor. 208-31:312-1085 i JET 9 K » -97 Sea Doo. -low Prices- Ooot . cond. $1,005. Call “ I L oralw. owning, colorc ______L------______STARFAR 7 8 single gravel 20e-280-1405 Of 731- 2 seater and 3 seater. 206012-1625 2 Now $17,991^•995. 1- TV. microwave. i taikir. new Roms and wfth trailer and cov- —— ; •6203 Dlf AC. $34.! SEEffiEO&U: H :?, 2098 OT 734-6526. ■CURITY CAMPED iraket, 70% Ures. toll _ ec». extranf»e»y dean. 8ECU g relrlgerator, awning. overIvor Urp. $5,000 n 6.5'. gas. relfig. CONSION1 your yo RV OT 1 •e88-346-6644;DLR. D '0 6 S a ie m 19'. Big r< . YAMAHA *08 RoedlUr r $6000*)f1er. Call 206- 72 best>ost ofler. 731 -6310.'ot ,______Only $9.995. ivefL* heater. Every- Rftm tn Idaho's irt t i - n - 1 300 mBes. tom e op- 734-4930 •wentogs_----- OW I ^ tWnjimg works. Jack Scld Consionmennnent Doaior. . • ;^ < '06 Salem 22'. roofol AC, awning. jacksT s trARR a r Silage Trailer, )- tlons. Beet offer takee * 400/offer. 324-1243 seventh Heaven He RV* 10 loot, good condi- ; ILCal20frOOe-1173 >KLAMATH Prfc* Rt- $40( ' spore, queen islandd bed.b Only SI 1.900. 40 ( - dUMtf • $2000 l\m. —------&Martne... Can C 1-888- non,ion, S6.500. 208-543- — 16-fLi-6S-hp.-6vln— SHEl ------'— YAMAHA— » gJ — irwugh for.ATV. $300 ------X-CabXLTlT. sportside. ' Oood Wke. $1,465.1. boat Can 206- 404- orir best t ofler. 208- DAMAN '98 I h K i a v-6. dottoth. extras. '33-1003 ot420-'9994 35' Class 3T-' -w.h.^lave H ail- : Can 200-736^730 4645 OT 734-0691 733- = = ^ $22, ------mRes, awni S — — .tintmmountairain Motor Homea. qkemHEVY *03 Silvomdo U X-PACK 7 foot over- roof. AC.C. gonetalof. i a LPENUTE I YAMAHA RI *021000. 7. I 8K1 CENTURION '98 6K-P *91 Mon-S.19.!9-5 S u n 1-4. 4x4.(x4. 1 Ion duony. Du- p p K exc.. cood.. trailer In- ihot shot compw, fits small ievelers. reor roo canwra, w/shdo. 4 now i lamax, Allison trims. E , c . t 0000 mUee. accee- 10,415. L o o k fo r co ww b b o y Extt155. I S A L B S I ' sortet added, excel*1- eluded. Low hours, >Wt-up. pk* Stove, fee Ida 3 windows. nic*. naOA $ 10, very doan, 152K. . 1-688-346- iijt. Yours $8, • lent shape. $6500.I. $24,000. Call 206- xo. i)0X. jades, good con- $29,950. l K.9iO. 2 0 6 ^ I S19.000. 637-4999 ______736-16-4481 420-7B72 or 736-0217 jltton,y50.733-1231 ditto 6644 DIR.;R;______20B-420-5853 “ ,^Call20»431-6665. ------i -
I '______8w d» 8e>t>a*»f4.200g T»to M s . Mate D-U iMa.Mahe Saw>n»iHiai>ir4.a ' - MB TlBiiNwn.NfcRi ■ H M * M M S E E S B UMB ------I8UZU -M Rodeo. TOYOTA'044-Runner. M S S S ra i— g DOD<« *M Caravan cHEVY *01 Impala. FORD ‘Ol F-250 H.D ------^------JQJEEP i a Cherokee, UMCOLN *00 Nmrtoa- NOCwdM? lo«Jed. $5,000 or V-8 SRS, 20K. tow M g t t g — I 62.000 milea, CD. 30 HUMHEH'09H2Luxu- f f f A I 4x suptr cab. AT. AC.I '' FOBt ly. 25K. lealher. red CD. oxc cond. metalc. e»e. cond. $17.900.326-3301. , chrome, air susp.. 3* MmBe* ^ row seat, remote start SPfilS liiiiH . “rsrs;i?s;; ^„'“a . FORD ^68 pickup.r 'CHEVROLET’02 Blai- $46,000,312-2808. J J J J ie s o . Runs we)l.I er Xlrome. 35,795 ------B4Wranal«r4 0- taro Sport, black, PW. SUBURBAN '96. 350, . TOYOTA'944-Runner. M lfnH M U L o K w ^ t u l e ^ 0 _ n 0V t$15.988.'#1747, ! < ' ------734-5633,—Wa-TflZO— ■iaon' ~ » 8 9 8 8 . - n o w . $ 5 ^I. JEEP *04 Uberty. w c . m, and 420-3651. 208-324-3900 d lf. ' 1 ^ 3234SlA.CaII 200-)• cond. Only 4,000 P M97W41~ ------' 2 ^ “"" S M S S S , “ $k.S: 43^6e6eof73i-6969 ------OVt 735-3900, dir. miles. $22,900. Coll QI • ,gj■^4-8056or731-b677 206-3084170. Cart208.764.2029. . 737-9700Of 308-6002 0*11208.426-7488, 737-9700or308-5002 FOjW W ^ o ^ X U P a rty A d t FORD 7 8 pickup, runs 420-787?JOf736-0217 737.8aSISiiSaiSS groal. kMks bad. Iw Must mUI CaJI 208^ Require pre-pay- parts. $800 or bostoT- g^-2382.______for, 734-0745 Iv. msg. " - CHEVROLET’05 Trail- FORD 7 » F-150 4 ^4. blazer LS. Only high poflormanco 400•0 19.938 miles, Kolley motor. AT. tww palrtt.iL Blue Book. $25,600. ■ oxtromoiy doan. rwIS s now $23,988 11735 slrong- 306-3789.. 208-735-3900, dir. FOHO '81 F-150.6 cyi.. 4x4, now bBttory. D 5 . siartor/carburotor. fuol pump. Run* great. ■ $1,000,436-2530 _ CHEVROLET-99 FORD '88 Ext. cab.K Trackor. 72.563 miles, 4x4.302 o n g . camporoi KBB $8968. now sholl. Standard transna $8486, M13150B, S1700. 206-734-29644 208-324-3900 d ir, i FORD -a# F-150 wllhiih’ CHEVY '03 Suburban campor sholl. Robuilt,11, Z71 package. 45K. id ^ „ loathor. now whools & d e l' motor, good corfdHion. M o( Phcod |usl r>ght for uros. Excrtleot cond, farm or ranch vohlcio.to $28,500, Call 208- m in ond regisier' S1.000. 208-731-962727 420-7672 or 736-0217 FORD '93 F-150 XLT^ CHEVY '84 Suburban, oxtondod cab, 4x4. air0^ good hunting rig or bag suspension, longno dally dfivof. Now tiros, bod, 130K. runsns suspension & uons. porioct. S3.700. CallI $9SO/otfor, 306-4075 WHHM 208-731-9iei.. CHEVY'95 SIO eiazor. WIN . FORD ’97 F250. 3/4»4 good body, imorior. ion. V6. 4WD. turbotvt tiros. & trans, bad mo- ^ W f.$1000.423-6459. dwsol. alloy whools. PW. AM/FM CO. CHEVY '97 Biazor 184K. S11.900/ollorlor 4W0 , groal cond.. Call208-S39-4661. red. SS.200/oKor. 208- l i 27" H — 326-33190T 200-1092 SAVING s FORD '00 EMptomr Ed- dlo Bauor. AWD, V6. every option, #T206. H Justin$ia999 I l o t s a r c I s h a r p , I I 'r«T «r • I n I ft * 3 M r S S 732-6099 or 734-3600, K1S00. Quad cab, FORO '02 Exptofor, Ed- Sportsido, whilo. p r o c e s ^ ^ w Ihe loathor, ovory option ^ d io Bauer. 52K, load- u n c e d ! od. excellent cond. in 2004 . _ $20.000,837-6090 $27,788 733-0931 FORO '81 Bronco lu;i IG EXTENDED Mazda IM MPV LX. TbeTlm ee^tawa I ,r slie 4x4. 400 V-B, AT. lo ^ o d . only 17K. Mil P R ^ l l n C A L^ auto Irans,. good con- ______C A R S A L K S _____ dition.-funs-woll. A»k:_ Ing S2.000/otfor, Call 738-4481 ' TRUCKS & SU —i 208-431-3293, M a tttr Upholstafy* FORD '93 Bronco. Ed- DOME'04Noo^!* Shul SaVSun. ving aaily! 5 dK> Bauor Edition. 676-6874 cr 600-574-1246 208-734^K46 ___ Single owner, 125K. ■ great condition. Load- (■B r 1 ill $11,995. now ■ ed: 4 ' Rancho sus- I M $11,488, I627632A m pension lifl. Flowmas- ' 208-735-3900. dir. H ler exhaust, Sirius DODGE '87 Dtptomar I sound system. Jraile^ lully toaded. runs and 5 brakes, now tiros, H | | l 200SPONHAC m m m looks groal. Now liros, Spd.. 2x4. Runsjn s Clean, well main Stanor, Groatt tained. Great doal at NISSAN *05 Quest AT. . $950/of(or 735-9511 $5500. Call 404-4920.
FORO '95 Bronco. 4x4. $21,875 ° ? q? ° ^ A C m ‘K!'“33 CIUKSP 5 Icter. V8. AT, Only H 737-9700 or 300-5002 f c . : ' mpg, '$1,600, Coll 96K. $6 ,000, Coil. budgetbur1ey.com 208.308-4246, MITSUBISHI •02m 775-318-0068, Eclipso GT. V6. powerwer f o r d '97 Exptorer, 4 — roof. and moro. door, XLT. 4 wheel / M W »Cl504^nlyS12j927 drive, dean, 80K L — ■ S5.700, 208-734-5259 w BH porl SE 3,1 732-6099 or 734-3800. V6. 3 spd,. AT. 4W 0. aulo. power ovory- B S P ...... 4Z07M H MRP.. AC. PW, PS, P8 , ihfng, $1,999, PROBLEMS GETT)NGING Locks ft runa great, FINANCING? CMC *00 Yukon Denali, Call 733-1661 loday.ly, leather, super sharp. EMPLOYQ KBB $23,070- now U tham's iSCOUNTPRia ^ I / M B ffl ■ p r o b l e m s GETTING 737-9700 Of 308-5002 l-600-Car-Loon. 419.968 #137e06A ^ ■■ ------= —----- ^------FINANCING? - . ■■ ■ -• - ___ 208-324-3900 dir n o a ffio ii • "7 ^ 8 5 | J m n ) TOBI SSIHHCA ^ Coll 733-1881 loday, TOYOTA *00 Tundraidra ^ ------1------SR5. 4x4, 12K, Indd Coniufy sholl, HaU- mark campor. All liko now. M uit u c riflc a i H C T | 21 ■ S k n rr-T f t f i J l ------BM— tb'— neittfi; i i H W $26,500. For pock- ago. 734-8370. i - B ' MODEL YEAR END CLEARANCE , ^ m a ^ c . | HONDA'03 CRV e x . H AT. 4x4. moonrool. —^ — ~ ~'^^dari^5^s:~ -737-9700or308-5002------H k)adod. only 27K, jjJ $19,500 IMIL' American ------7 — ------W if f V lli P N i l l l H r t B l * l H T l W i r l i r ^ ^ vohiclos, parts, labor ' ^ bud0ctburtey.com ' V. ' l | Econom y ^ T nnM m lulon m i ^-,1 334-9760 oniy 7027 Accoss cab. SR 5.4x4,tx4, 878-6674 o> 600-574-1248 i i 1" I torfllmMlf. Kelloy Blue vory doan. $24,888.98. ' ‘ Book i c s t f ...... 4 z i M i I m v . P R / ^ C A L condition, musl ______C A R 8 ALKS u e . $5950/oller. Coll FORD '05 Mustang. BtttOyH ^^■ffliiTn?Tinir;id;MI!Ma!iM 206-30a-8084 ve., 736-4481 Discomnniia ^ 7 4 .^^^BuUJiLLUUUyiHslLiiiwlU^^^BHBByUM HM iyillilBilHiHii^^^H B V V ^lF^i^felBlllBfllllllllll^^^B bmw '96 74oil 8?k $19,000 nmi. 732- TOYOTA '86 Exl. cal E ? 7 l T l T i m * I S P F ™ » n d ^1 luxur^ 6646or601.S09.9017 4x4, rare AT. n#woB « r HYUNDAI'03 Santo tlOSiT i £ H B v i l i J l l l l l i K l T i Itoms, new tires Only Fft 4x4. loadod. AT. ■b^flhJlM ^^^^Bli^BiH H nS $14,62S. Call 200- 99H?a V-6 . $i7,695 ...... BiKHHttHirteyxotn— ETC
732-8099 Of 734-3600. " . . m a i n — ^ ^ FOREST WARD V ^ BUICK'02 Century 4 . Best Sokiction ol 1 0 0 7 ■ 1 ...... ■ ^ M door. V6,»1761 , KBB Usod Cars dnHai piKu.taisx I 1 $10,265. now $9968, Save$$S$ Truck Parti 676-6674 Of 600-574-1248 1 « 2 8 8 , Call 208- h e r t z OF Accmoriw/M l ^ 324-3900 d ir, MACIC VALLEY PARTS fits smaB true brackets Tacoew HYUHD'ni TmiSo^^S: Snug top. hi-im*tnick rr.. canopy, bench oma.m i -lO-year/lOOjOOO-milePowerlroinProlertioii------"s*e“H«S° - covers, hood dofte ' 738-44W trade-in, Tm veryy hardI to please ■ caiKle. loaded. 1001 $19,900. Call 201 but Jeff McCoy,, RandyI Perrine H 731-5943______and Ricky Frankss at Rob Sreen |H
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r n6-*U ^ 737.9700 or 308-5002 MO TlM»llm,TMiM»,ld«, m o 5uwUy,$«fftiwb«4.200S18 m o r , : . : ; . jliMfc-npiDIO..: M O ; 1 0 1 0 ^ lOlOiV., . LABOR DAY ■ 1 ^ '^ ^^ u t o » : - ■ S S iTheTlmesM EW s , FORD ••0 Ttuni* ------:------MERCURYtRY '82 Grand qldSMOBILE ^ POMTIAC ‘01 Grand ATURN '02 SLI, orig magUvalhy,____Am,. IfonI, b r a ,_ I VOLVO'01 C-70,- 208 _ 8 HYUHDAI '03 Elmira.___m88AN:03Aitimo,mS r:^ ^ ------.fuel Inieclion, i I convertible.-AT.------GrmdmeT^rinuB »Ct,t loaded, i local trade NO0 CCredit? , good- Good condlsndiik)n. CaU 208-733-0931 exL22 " ool 16.000 mu#*. Per- ' only 36K miles. VD Credit? S2.000/offer. ! WHOcMhelpYoVI cave a messaae and wc will1U I t a condition. ^ 33-1681 today. 436-l252or312-3 ' n s . ? r * R •sell your car? ^ $10,650. Call 20S- Utham-s-: • ------^ ^ II budgetburtey.eom , [•turn your call on Tuesday.ly- budgetbur1ey.com eiything. CLEAN! C la stH le d s 734-2121 tvtnlrKls. bu )0-Car-Loon, pONTIAC '96 Grand Gi $2,699. . C a n t Have) a a safe holiday from your frlei1ends I8UZU -66 .4x4. new OLDSMOE•OBILE;MCut. "*3C ie- , running oeat, com- 733-0831 ext 2 at The 77mes-Wews lass SleiSierra. 4 door, ^ ^ c CB5K81S ^ 678-8074 0>MO-S74-1248 | j ^ pM a motor \worK new l7S-M74dibon#. oO pa- ® 5601. 737-9700 Of 306-5002 ______$3.450, 3 perword. 23 mpg. ------S2650. FORD '85 Es- m cort. 0ood condition. 45 mpQ. 'diesel, long ■ lastirtg engine. S1300. ■ J Call 2 0 8 ^ 6 -6 6 5 6 B J I8UZU '97 . Rodoo. ■ I S5200. Okie 68 '99. H S4500. QHC -01 4-dr. ■ e * ^ H HD H ion. loaded. ■ I f S20,S00. Teton '84. ■ 26 n. Iravel trailer. ■ w ^ ' E $4500.206-436-9490. |r ® J I ' M ' - ' - ' / s s ^ w l ^ j L I H i ^ B i 3 LEXIS *01 RX300. 4x4. H AT, Navigation, loaded. ■ only S9K. $23,500 ■ E v e r bud0etburtey.com ' ■ E v e> r r y I 3 s r • » • - T s ' 2 p K M a | | i B a76-aS74ofe00-574-t24a H UNCOLN ‘95 Town B Car. Excellent condl- H i<’ 'll pi- I III tion. low miles. $6500/ ■ lESDnrs offer. 208-436-0731. ■ pr 206-431-0731 V w ^ i c e m UNCOLN 'M Towneor 91 s/i te i f learner, oil power, sil IjkiftP ver. 74K, 24 mpg. $6990/ol(or. Call 208- 312-10B5.______
MAZDA'02 Protege 5 1fl /(— 1 ^ door wogon, sharpi 1 ^ i Kelley Blue Book l l S13,995. now ' E m p l o s g * ------St2;9e8.-l1740^Cflll— //'il 2 0 6 -7 3 5 -^ ^ , dir. ^ / ' i l l E ^ r y o n e
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Buto, loother. AC. rood, fiooted seat. $1,999. PP 737-9700 or 306-5002 _ MERCEDES '01 SLK m 320 cbovenibie sport edition, leather interi or. t»autiful metallc silver, only 12,000 I J 11M miles, $28,000, Call _ (206)734-6649, MERCEDES ‘80 300 SO. 4 door, ctirome wheels, lurbo diesel, i l J s t ' k l 30 mpg. auxiliary fuel tank, comes w«h parts | ^ • l y u n d a i car. $1.800, 766-1025 | |, ^ 0 5 H MERCEDES *96 E320. K U A c c e i 4 door sedan, silver, 6 ■ disc CD, $10,960. I 206-734-2121 eves, r F S o m e m f Di»'i c o u o t s 1 3 s r y o Q ^ H ■HII ...... ciom..du«Lmooo._____ e v e ' ------Automate m .26e—
736-4481 I WARNING I When purchasing a vehicle, make sure that tf>e title Is In the name of the seller. Under Idaho moujr IT vehicle code a Subaru vehicle cannot be S liS ^ Hyundai sokj unless lhe tMe OUVH c al Is In the name ol m is m o u u CaiHllac c Si i theseDer (exception; klaho r Mazda mSS. ^ licensed dealer). Fom The seller stuU ellygfs Cliemlet^:^ V t a p ilshi provide the the new m B u l c k O ^ ^ infm^ purchaser a signed Pimiac" bin of sale showing H e the foaowlng: Full Volkswagen t description of lhe < vehide, vehide Identification Hlssan number, amount A t th ee future s o f 1 [ •rKjaddrtaaolthe newpurctmer.The Mil b( sale must be signed, dated and eh o m ei m e ^ show actual 1 -8 4 EE x itT 6 l milMge ct (he time of sale, II you have tnyqueitflons. We’re Surire... Your Best I tHeie! ^ • pieaM contact your 18 J e r o i local MMMor% 09/11/D5. After toctofv rebates. Plu3 tax f $ 249. In stock units only. Excloi^J^TWrnodeb^Adag oWe*. t Deal is Right iBjtW eandD^te^OCte^ In s id e Returned:d: Couple I C ro ssw o rd ...... E2 findsdogog o ^ g i r e i P aren U n g ...... E3 , . tb em b ackdttowaetan. ■ ' Com munity...... E4 Pa»E6 JL i f 13242 - E : iStor Vtfffitia HiOdiins - 7 3 5 ^ "a m iILY L ______FeatumEtSia w m m ■ ' ,2 0 0 5 S c c t i oiri i i E T?hc Tim cs-N cw sI S uunday, n September 4,
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wasperfecc'lotsof>ofvarietyandex- undlthefestifestivities com e to a dose H ByMittChrittonan I Tln»»W>w»wttt«f______dtement. and itt CQt Oie college Monday. studentli budget. "Itlssortolrtofbecomeatradidon.' ^ I ^ F e . ed th e butterOies Ho&nan said;saic "It’s a perfea date ■ ' ' ' ^ \ ~ y ’ LER— Paysonl itHedUntknow because there^the so much stuff to ■ and Janae Ho: asUy. d a" fell In love on the perfect date. This year>ar thei couple began the I flistdate. . ogether, strolling foir date inin thet andques building ■ But If it wcrent for theTWr“ S S M Zlong the midway. v * ere RecscM»c’s modier Is supcrin- I County Fair, this thrce-yea he animals in the tendent. TheyTh glanc^ over the ' ■ mance never may have happ e pondered the antiquesin in a hurry. Parents and I Interested in a CoBege of S he photography dadngdon'tjn't go ^together. I em Idaho classmnte, Reese 1 snapshots in the couldn't have Out ofMom'ssight.Ho&nanand Mo ■ struggled to find the p erfeafeabca- building They c imeplace planned a more• relaxedre and fun Reese headc:adcd south, stopping in- I tion for a date — some > home-arts and youth I Hofinan would surefy agree side th e hi ItKiMM* couple was at the buildingss tot( check out displays Dinner and a movie? N a to< Ig Bt ex- r No, too fail again — thislis t o e skipping that vary' from fro cakes to Legos. Payson p Reesa shares a isu|hh withm his elrifrlend, Janae Hofmiifman, both of Buhl, while looMng dlctable. Out for coffee? Ni unty Fair. The tw o cam e to the falrfor-fai boring. flawga- Ho&nan andan Reese be Please p see DATE, Page E5 hlbltslnth«44{buMn|W0dm h idnesday at the TVrIn Falls Count] ing up. It mUsing the foirgrogrounds cach day Aha! the foir was coming theirtl flrst date and epjoy rsvisHrlsRIng the event each summer.»r. MATT CHRISTENSENEN’S
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FILER — Dadns Is abouig - i easy as winning a nuge stui j A T ^ n F a Hp ; ^ i n ^ u i Knds ~ i \ | | | Q w S K 2 - , ' O B PARUNO . animal at a carnival game.e. i ' k ______Sometlmes-ihc-iollk-boibotUes______A i l ______; g H ABEAS topple, sometimes they don'lo n t - . ------Soifyou'flnd youiscslffa at r th e ------ROADS------TWin rails Counw R ir thisIsweek, w j w — follow m y advice. I sperpent a US* _ m m whole day eating cotton1 caicandy, K i ■ / Cd- s K H i v s . ; ■ BOOTH HdlngthcTUtOmiilandind pet- I ke. on the H I ii -i i I Adults $7.00) at least the onesies you ■ wA . V V) Seniors $6.00) uiinkyoucanwin. ' plastering blzanc gamesies suchI ChBdrtn aif guiding a table tennisnis ball L iild 6-12 $3.001 (nti) a fishbowl popping a S AJM dw FREE Ibonwlth a dart Dally Croup PauI cans with an air gUn oi n n c d ^ ^ ■ gM M , w tn a p riz e l ODrnoi. r I r ; 'T'I MOM fiat* s«i«0l>l|r thcop^^te sex wild 1^jtru ^ e— ■ S ' " j j , ; a k » n y i s P a ssm Adult ed as I er Children) $25.0LOO stri^gled to toss a softbolliHintoa ii d plastic bucket Or maybel* e m y I I f ' 1*™“ Parkins FREE bad aim was just amusing.ig.Nev* 1 S ^ brtbclcss, the allure o f a |prize T I ^ Ul IKk*t pH<» 1ikI>4«4«u(*lUi Jx^lSes speitdlng $5 a turnu m .N o > daie wants to leave the fair ^ enipty'handed. I 'Bonus tip: If you don'ttw wl ln o n _ the flrst ium . try a dlffellfferent l/> ' gaAie. It only takes 10 mirminutes ^ / 1 tt d i w $20 and sdll not havhavethe -A_ soball In the dang bucket,ketA nd ^ I e ' n . . ' no date wants to wait foieviittver. ^ n ■Xp 2: Hold o n t «t «1 the om e If you'rc looking for'iom » ^ fiyforMd.Youc4i c a n i at the there^ no betterter place] to find it than the Fenis;wheeLI wh gowroogwllha ■ ■ recommcnd~rlding~ot—n lh a t way, w u can sneakcaU a k ssat . the top. I also advise avoavoiding rides that spin, especially v o n H w an t des cost y C «___ eadng a com dog. Rides I n t h t $125 a pop, but you canm bI u y a ^ “ IB ttt ride-all-day pass for $22 per dianmt m o f t h e pcreontoday—or$ll onlon Mon- petttngn g z o o . day, if your date rides to a 3: Find yotir [niterrchildat ch »KIT thepettlnszoa CtMckoultlMlhrMtodKk ex h ib tts. ■rfieiBls fust somethingng £about c cuddly piggies and baby that softens the heart I date^ not going well hehead to the petting zoa AnimabIscanbe c X ■ A n d o f c o iin a .d o flHI'th I r v A oatheFenls a girat Ice breaker. ITiey^jy ^ s u re ) v A fM eo i & to catch some of UwM dI a n y to Dring a smile to yourrsweety^ sw \J w tieelcicanlwanica eirtertalnmonttatheH ■ ■ . . _ &C& ^7r |^ d t e . ' are very chaimmg. a t vvfblkbe- fb t's been«a Fair Da ware, howevet A bullI or draft - horse up close can be a bit 'CHauniAND«AHa,mM»M Please see TIPS,J,PageE5 Pi
W atch foo r num berr puzzle nexxt week inT ! h e T i m e s - N e w s Sudoku; .1 0(4 9 917 2 3I th e 6 iniBoxl. Be O i Th>Tln»»Wew»______r — I Here are the basic . reaireacty — the 7 for the [ F 7 whole second row. That 4^3 .2 6 s'2'7 9ii‘8 Thatkirkind of thinking can ? J.. ^ mles: Each box of whi a■lhc‘^«ryeasy*and i nine cells can use leaves Iea> just the diird-row o!?’t '2 3 'i > fl'4 s conquer ll . TWIN FAU5 — N e9d a week.' youH puzzles. Pappocom i I- ; 6! 7 i: I :8 ■M each of the numer-. In Ini Box i, there Is only one 2^4T ? e 7 3 s 8 1 “easy* pu find something in Thete TIme-Nfus' ' ^ le ones It dubs mcdi* q { als 1 throu^ 9 only emptycdlinthethlrdrow em 6|8,8 7 9 's i 2;3 4 says.The< 1 ! 2 3'’1 > 6; dassifleds section to taxyn y o u r k ) ^ *8'3 2 '4 .a a 8 7 um or hahard require you to M R once. The same Is — — sp write In the 7 be- i i Dally starting SepL 12,12. w\ en publish ,5 4 7,» ;2 1 ,S_B discovertt other tricks and Sudoku num ber puzzkakasuppUedby ^S3y[ oueforeadirtfwor tween twc the 9 and the2. '7 ;- - 5 - ! Now try to find die 6 for' > ; i 8.8 4 3;7;2 ,eduiiqUClu e i )uklk one-man m I colum n o f nine I' ^ 1 3:6l4l5_9] 1 ftppocom. W b ^ Gouk Box L Box 7 (the bottom- c attraction of the sqoware house based in ( ceQs. Bod ^*_WlUpediasays.-ls . . I i 7 9' [ 1 2! i ' ■ H — I n - th e - s a m p le left left box)alteady has-a &—____ ^ Sotutien______punle.!.^ Sudoku^whlch-m* he completion mles ■ B puzzle, try to place a That Ihi Is the 6 for all of the that the 9 | ~ number" In Japaneae—-becamepop- b the line o f reasoning T L 6 ' 3 ' ' 4 [ 7 ln th e » p -Ie flb o x flrst firs cohim a Box 4 (die midciddle-toft are simple, yet the ular In In 1986eandattabed' a -Wm QoM ich the completion ! (can It Box 1). Ymi box) ba also has its 6 — the onl]nly 6 al- required to reach i 4 9 j 2 1 Ittmiational popularityity tn 2005, »c- Sothc6 may be dliBcult...... Perhaps siuprls- ___i I 16 online .ncydop*!!. et ply guess Y^iere the 7 goes, towed kw in the second column. S for Bos I must go in the third aco lu m a I n ^ , die numbererofgt^hasUttle 1 gij ■ y 4 J^ t get you into trouble. fbr I a puzzlels difficulty." V j ,DOtBdu7inBox3(theti^ This Ih t l ^ there are two emptyycelbto I or no bearing on a i • > whet your Interest.st.heiaS«8am- 1 ..InsttuLoo t)miscs that eadi of 7 1 .It%tfte71ord)ev4u>letop dtooee chi ftom. However, tookk to die P^pocom pron glethatPappocMntfabsubs'Veiyean* i1^bci).It) iitdlmi- ItsSudokupu^esles has just orjesolu- Ll_L 5|¥ ulre aittb n etk . row, ao th ee 7 7 for Box 1 cannot go In rl^LThetel# rl^ a 6 In Box 2. and It notes one of die possible locadiidonsfor^ tioit tcMonlDg ik)gk:. k>e B oxU tD pn)>roMBoKawsohasUs7al- noi
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Sunday'f Crosswordd Edited by Wayne R o l»rt w r Williams I D ! ►ivorced h u s b a nid refusees I ; l«h Bmwwd, Scnmton, l»*nn»ylv»rtvanls— ...... i m i to) leave e^ w i f e ’sshouse I diought. "Good! Miiyt)ebethe/U I AR ABBY: I-have a dose f i 1 111 call “June." who was . accept her." ------“ friend I We have had only omme prac- I • ______m arriecled to a mail named ‘JcIT dee. and two people havtive com e ■ to her. He was an elder • w hoU ei diat a lot’ ■ B church for several years up to m e and told m e th _ — — — ' in the < ofdiegirlson diesquadodaresay- ■ s retired from the military, I * ' a n d l s r ' ing c:ourmey b too fatit Ilo b6 a ■ B B B It illall stoned when Jeff had a I ^ hurt my ■ cheerieaddr.Thls really h e. He told June he needed . stroke. ter cries ■ ;upabankaccountforher • [J feelings. My daughtei ------M u t o s e t u — "Z every day bccause the ^ilsp treat H se ne had another one. but r- _ __ _ _ . Incase her diffcrendy. She knovows she's H h e kepi:pt putting it olf. So June ovenveight. and has beet»nw ork- H ■ on tne Internet to rcsoirch Write to Abby — — — — w e n to i ing so hard to lose it diahat it has H ; informadon to . make It s o m e i s«)d Irtt6f» to Oee't Abby at RO. . become a major issuele in our H «n. and got ihe shock of BOK 69440. Los Angeles. Calif. household. ^ ------1 lIJ fEIfc. She learned diat lelf is 90069. or via her Web site at I'm afraid diis will scar s( her H ■ 7 8 ------I still m married to his previous http://viww.DeorAbby.com' and she'll become bulerrcmicover ■ ■ I wife. SIShe contacted die pasior ------il. Siiould 1 pull her outt a n d ^ ■ S a n d dldiey confronted hlin: Jeff ’ DEAR CONFUSED: lune Jur in lo diose so-called ddihln'per- ■ H I d e n iecd d everything. (June has /d ia l feet’ 0rls who are talkining badly H •gotten an annulment.) s:should infonn her attorney di; I sin c e g cd Is about her? Or should vn;wi prove ■ die bigamist she married - !j ? J Ttiole house belongs to June, tl flouting the judge's dircclivClive, diat she can do it. too?lO? I have H rf b u t Je:Jeff refuses to leave. He fl i her lost sleep over dds. s her. Everywhere she goes. Then 1 she should do as hi “ T ^ B io o I sta lk s h iding -SLEEPUESSINILILLINOIS I I ______s h e shohows up. He keeps telling lilawryer, instructs — includii I Girls your ■ a o u t DEAR SLEEPLESS: Gl a h e r shishe’s going to have him in sselling die house and takingo a restraining order if dial's whalwh dauglitcr'sagccanbecxextremely ■ ■ T 7 7 ------I h e r Uf(life .whedier she likes it or a \ndif cruel and cliquish. -Rilk 1 to ■ She tries to ignore him. but her r legal counsel advises. And * noL Sh blem. Counney’s cheeileadlnjing coach . H fr# — ” ■ 5 he coronstandy approochqs and . tdiat doesn’t solve her problei 112 your friend may have to rclrclo- and tell her what yoyou have ■ p __ confro ronts^her. > ,unity learned. Ask her if yoururdaugh- M cate .to another communi 122 S Nowjw die pastor is uying to gel [ y be ter b able to perform asoswclTas I ------^------g th e m1 back1 togedicr. When she tbecause the man may I dangerous. her teammates. If die aianswer is I Q- says she sl wants nodiing lo do <■ yes. she should remaindn on the ■ ee e —1—L-i— withhhim. die pasior tells him ar-old team. If she isn't, dien1 Ihelp her ■ lE E EI l I I DEAR ABBY: My 11-year-c 65 -Nana* liar • sh c 'sbi being "uncooperadve." ACROSS 7272 Po*lSt.Vlne*ni ’ 122rif.wRh«(th a a rm 43 SmooDitrantWon 6 •fool- find anodier form ofif iexerdse I Uitay 123-BlM_S .. n o w ‘ 46 Madaan 87 8 Halxawlyro jun n c , took die legal route. A daughter. < "Courmey." is 5-fo< t landon. 01 a> 69 Sanwf'grp- l„Hon1 1 and w e f ^ 143 pounds, If haveha she can do while she worksw on B S PockAI txMd* 7373 P.ovi(J*»wtm 124H«wtl*nul«ngoo*a impaUanl aound 6 ;e lias ordered )eff to pay off j l,r« 125Actft«CMCtaIre 46 •Qymnopo<»lo»' 91 9 Pe«Mna_graia judge I losing her vrelght Issues. Ballcillet. gym- I 10 YoDowftdoO r#il '9 3 Caipiannoigntxx Ju n's e sstudent loons, which he been t wor& ig ^vitn her on losl 75 LOCO 126MttMl*rt lac* eompoaw ' 9 w cl^t. In the meantime,’. shes! nasties and mardal art;irts would I 14 G«maho«P*l 75 SO . M tu Hart or 007 04 9 Bor\yii»r> h a snVt 't done. He still hasn't ' 19 SawOfpUfl# 7777 Winnwl lok«n DOWN asked m e if she could go3 intoir J^ve her grace, balance.c.flexiblll- 1 I 79 Cftoawt# 1 Fumttm*amantairy . 52 Napanoighbor 95 9 ,Th« bfuai m ovec'cdouiofdiehouse.andhls < JO Unilpd 79 Apouto 54 Spontvanuea 06 9 Onionaik# u - ,j. ,t cheerlcading 1 was skcpticptical. ly and confidence, andd helpI her ■ 21 T«o-K»d ilotn . 6060 StMnngbnktg* 2 Coucnpc idiinks they're sdll married. < :'s ready to ' ■ (MM 3 Pv4on«:n«j 55 ThroadlAo: prof. but was talked Into letdngigher I: bumcaloriesuntilshe’s 22 Amencin , r ^ a tIt. should she do in dlls situ- 1 61 4 CwwalMalonw* 56 Trad«fTva/«< 9 S r S try o u t a-join die squad. c^•m«l•on ei ptolwoM* marmoclaiUc paiaco a u o nn? r Sell die house? Or get a ' 23 olffio'60* 5 Ofoupto At die first practicc. die coacoadi ------^— 7 63 8nl.Quwt»r 6 QoKtrAcifAoW 57 Famloiai BJoomaf 99 9 -Thauma restrairaining order? kverea DearAbbyiswnttenbi by Jeanne I m u w 7 WolghIhtolbrteka? 0 '56 FormafEmtopian MormaKT (yild#t — CONFUSED IN 'emphasized diat die ^ Is wer paielignioi lOORaknqubn along Phillips. 20 WhrtB wcm »noa 6464 Looflllw 6 S u*_L_Lang(>on loadw 1 NEWMEXICO “team’' and were to allget aloi 65 M*dcm»liwe 0 Piflef*otamin. 60 RolMi'iieador 102 I Cha»g*r 27 H.S. eubjoet 65 kt«ni 61 Thoma* _ Eiioi 105 i Word twlora — _ 26 Boino lenwc 6660 Manwitha 10 Confld«n 29 Bu».l»flw'g tvnoulltp 11 WMr«fcraroatttt 65 Handgun ^ M ilky W ay b a r I 88 -R»puMca - • , K...... 87 TacWa-twx Hama • Mllapping the y ’s invisible 1 _ _ I _30JM«»«miO« •__M -•ipkxat____ B9-NonhAm*ftcafi______)^»07_Lalln_bai!fl,..______ntigttor Johnn Indian tanguage 109Mayt>*tfykH 1 ^ 0 -outsidc,art)und .10. p.m. _ answer lor Uecad^ J4 •_lonhJl18* ------7l"Y»»wnwno------—1 110 NVCtheataf------— ------37~Seti:WBftlWl»------90-CoitvTUMinMi------13-Marcui-90 , ReccndyastronDmcners'havc—H anlnitt alUacUon awanl th is dldm e of year, and look high 39 W«Nn; pro). Ixtakart Anionin rhead. If you're at a dark site put the question to tcirest. Using ■ 92 600cums 14 WoMtai»»atnbutary 74 Phooama 114 1 Languag* »umx o v e rh '40 CvouM 92 115 Etiab. maawre aw ay the nc^v Spitzer Spai)ace *nilc- ■ 41 -CuatXancA' M96 Onolonthol 15 HandMUMkkapart* 76 Raaoluta 1 ly from light polluted skies, MCO 16 fUB linfilngwhad 76 WWIIcran 116 i La-laferooiniw th e soft« ^ow of die Milky Way scope’s Infnired eyes,, dieyd have ■ 117 Khaki ahad* 44 OiSUAl M96 'ThaEartySnoW 1963t»lOhR.'Loop 61 Confar i ns the sky from horizon to ; mapped out a bar diatmt reaches I Loop* 62 _Oomingo lie i Hr»,ol»utnrTW f P ^ 45 Vic»iyv^ co-an«U» izon. This hazy ardi pro- more dian halfway fifrom die ■ lOOChiehoJjalz 17 Mogaen horizi 46 Piop6<1«n«l»ly lOi aofa't ii ix ItIiiB is a ^impse of our home on gabcdc center to ourr ssim's dls- ■ 47 Mo*l unmiflwly 10101 Goifaf Jay panw tance. The bar pointss iabout 45 ■ 103 tlag-nalCAf 16 Schoolli ucy’s architecture. 49 CX;ftO#ft«M» 10 k S » i -rTTTiff _____ degrees from dirccdyty at us. If ■ . 51 PoomtocMns ' 10104Cnare«d OamM ■ IM I"T )iscovering die Uiree-di- ^ancalang. |g lil»fflitiiM »|N |o|il where the ■ S3 C«100niW pwtibM 2« Romanc ^ 1151 ^ tneiBnsionol s h ^ of die gakucy you want to knovi/ wi Wa»n 10lOSMn*«no«< 25 Cmtcal [?nliilololQ» o itif ; been a difncult Uisk tor as- S k y calendar closest halfofdiebarUrls.it starts ■ 56 _-4-0*n 10106SN*parU •«mlniTilnatlon j M h i [ ai die Milky Way^ corere i(near die ■ lAiytpamaf p M Q I p I I p E I S nomers. The Milky Way Is 59 •Po«ttyM*n* 10lOeCarpool-taM 31 MeNalV • Pt«f)eto: soudiem horizon in SojSaglnarius) ■ MMn 33 Arizona !! n lU Ma t. and our view of It Is from a 110 Voluminou«r*<. 34 SmUtt'■•waga ^ Ono ftour t»/ore sunrise; and reaches to the ccniimterofthe ■ 61 Sur9«iuhn« 11 y small point. It’s a bit like Saturn: E. low 62 Acif#u Tlijfman IM0M room* ing to map a city while con- Summer THangle (die (d ^ree ■ 63 Cont*fonc*M# 11111 Nov««s) 35 OaMyp«yprop*l*r hnsL lilnN M fflo mU ' Mars; SSW. very high in* H V M » p M » |ii ^ ii[» »i to a single buUdingwidiin 0M945 D«tgnton 36 Urban* Ono hour after sunset: at W pm ). 64 Downing SUMt 11112 nowafhoWara 38 S»raivt•ivbm* M in m lH m H E 3ur sun is embedded In die betting "UN p^^Ni I h» 11^0 Jupiter: WSW. exlromefy low One mystery solved.xl. But as is MUr«M 11113 OnaCoUiykM A.LtMt axy's (lusty disk, so our Venus: WSW. extremely low 65 F««nmt Glona 11llOFaknand cnampx lilding" Isn't even a high-rise '' oriendiecaselnsciencncc.anoth- mpwn l^lalNUB NtsiHoff^ • Moon: 66 Top OlT lour w m BMian 41 Soma h a bird's eye view. It’s more er looms: Why do cauluses some 120 AOocMoralm Loutiiiutiianant b nu B n [ No major phase this week iwa 68 J*fTyandM«* 12 > a one-story bungalow sur- spiral galaxies to hawive bars in 70 MoihentucAii i:121 Bdngupiho taaf 42 0«t«fvilarvad hjlrlflyNB’rlwlollB ing aescenl). Close to Jupitei mdedbysmog. the first place? rouni and Venus TuestJay evening.ng. ------AbVbout 100 years ago. as- tronom n t er William Morgan ------1 Next ivcet Hurriuicanes and ide a careful study of the loca-• barred spirals, \vhose armsns sstan fliuhing toilets. ns of neartjy stars, concludingI at die ends of a straight lin'line of it risk of heartworiI •m,too BIt the Milky Way was a splru1 • stars spanning dieir nudci.ci. Qtris Anderson is ththeprodtic- Cats at gninvlaxy. a starry plnwhed similarr ' The quesdon naturally /ar arose: tion specialist attd ohobservatory or not? mana^r at the Faulkr.'.kner Plane- W licn w c think: olof heart- I ^ d roundwid w o rm s. to m:millions of odicrs dotting dies lsdicMiIkyV\^ybanedori sard one soudiem vet- jw ^ «rieira- tarium at the Herrett\t tCenter for worm disease Wee i r p ^ ■ As I hearc f. Tliosc milllohs (all Into two5 Thctwnotenessandimperii 1 r l c . erlnarian1 tcleli a cat owner with isses: Gassic spirals whoses bility o f the galaxy s Irinner Arts and Sciences at■ thell Collem automatically defaultult to doQ. 11\uin Falls. whicli is th e nonnal1 hosthe of the L D /^ kti-» "lore thanan a little pride in his an„jn s begin at tlieir cores, andi rcacnes'pieduded a deCri:Gniiive o/Soiii/icnt Idaho in 7 parasiie. Diroftlariaia immltis. d OND voice wheirhen describing how R evolu tio n w o rk s. T k ______wlilrh rfliises the disczlsca2L(i._:_____ , it Ellis e v e r y ilil n p u t J ; ^ But rcscaxchcrs aniand veieri- *utboimdlessssenthusiasn;m to-w orfcp!\Vries------SL—BdCtef thecal!' narlans are fihdiriding } you can let It increasing To learnarn more about the IF [p SEPT. 4 IS YOUR BIRTH- Behind tlosed doors y domestic cats are at In ^ seducdvefaniaskscortim e true. risk as well, with infect ------prevalence,ice, prevention, diag- d aVY:^: Your year ahead unfolds ;n Test by IDEXX nosls andmd management of withth a golden guarantee diat youJ H o r o s c o pE e SCORPIO (Oct 2^23-Nov. 21): varying by repon. butKnT o“ wom.Andgoj has ^ven veteri- heartwormirm d isease in c a ts visit cn an make Important changes Play widi your friends,ls.Begener- 20 pcrcent those of“doii do Laboraloric! hi ° JeraMlne Sauntlers lore accurate tool your local:al veterinarian or the youlU have 1 always dreamt of mak- . ous widi your food:: sshare your The clinical manifi^fSatlons “ r" m Heartworm Socicty be.g. Keep an eye peeled forir I______:______^;______j home, opinions andI valuesV widi of the disease (heart.rt.lunR.Bis- I tor diagnosis,~ American I blemsl »D Thmlmcm forto; the disease Is w eb siteB at http://www.hean- htJpJpful assisumce grinding away ... odicrs. Strangeis woi/on't remain trointestinal problei % holiday festlvides by ajdtag ad< strange if diey get a Ichance to ;rc In cats '''7!?* the best approach - wonnsocieitcletyorg. bchlW nd die scenes in December much more severe irtworm disease is ------id a^iin in April when you can■ whimsical touches. Sparlp a r ^ g know die real you. (atypical host) thandc ------a n d „ conveisadonswiDDowatpi erTiiHn falls veterinari- make ak plaas and opportunidcs tp d ie r- SAGFTIARIUS (No4ok 22-Dec. ate ptcvcr^tlon. Former T , Ings. lar to dogs, the m ale here are several Marty migl . 21):Youmlfihtbc-it'it* in a game arty Becker is the jght drop Into your lap. Stan-‘ CANCER (June 2I-July .higher risk of coi allable from your veterinary i g in March, k ^ moUvadons “ y 22 • of follow * e leader.cr. An opd- hcanworm infection iry contributor to "Good ing nieroi3^tgyiobum.soi diat can prevent Morningg America" A and hosts mlay a ) shift and reladonships misdc atmosphere mmakesitfun female and it’s Interilcrcstine lo veterinarian th j. togooduscinconstrucdvcv One such product -jop vb«Vets Talk Pets’ o n mlimt id alter: Expect to meet Easd- iveways. to try new dilngs outut for size or note thal in one studyu ^ r S 'o r i h ly A tendency to be secredvco n from Pfizer Ani- unviuhcalii?alihradionetwork.cofn. niSng a ti new people from vasdy re or too be a pioneer X tritries out the Carolina State UnlvcrTO?sity.one- is Rsvoiullon 1 ^ intense couW trip you u p .' A topical pro d u a He is alsojo cc o a ii r/ io ro / " a t/c i» n diffcffercnt backgrounds who o ^ third of the cats diagn,/gftrH£-Rlddermibune-News — inI NMay or July.------— —_____ LEO_{July 23-AU8. 222jj^^hl^-didr-troc-fedini)l U nready-in— IhiHe^ast.felinehj I);__ twn vour community by tn BU, it also gei.^.rid— Servicer-70-700-i2f/»-5l-Nfi-STE ------A J . v^th kxal retailers. Therc mites, hookworms jqoo. Wash'dshington. D.C 20005. Partarty o a Your boundless endiu- lerc Is a to do to break down'nbanieis — detect b ut a new FeliiscU ngllean- of fleas, ear mil siasasm should be put to good use„ fed-go<^ almosnhererc this play golf, tide a bikecc or swing a I sports, games or travd forQr wedxnd and people aretswilUng w tcnnlsradet )line just does]isn’t w o rk Se!leasur& Ybu have a knack foror to q)cnd a few extra dolkoUais on AQUARIUS « a a. 20-R2 b. IB): W h y p o►sitive s discipli conDming out on top of die heap in liBQiry Items and indulgegelnia- I Don't turn down invitadons. I I public schoolsschi still embrace it hea<»ldiycompctitk)ns. : tras. ' Make an effort to meclectnewpco- A friend ofmlnehaihappened to lAURUS (April 20-May 20):)): VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL!pL 22): pie and drculalc. A A sparkling 1 her fourth ^ But the 5 piproblem is not just a T , be looking in on h irop-in company mi^it pro0-' -IbdayUb'ollforoneanaoido n e for personality makes yoi/ouallvewire ne day when ' V H problemm ( o f te a c h e r tra in in g . E)ro le son's class one Istrators who absolutely vid b a ck s a n d , b y k ie - UBRA (SepL 23-Oct) c t 22): idve knowledge wilT wi h d p to write three, becauseuse Mom rc------— extension.on. lawyers out of didr CGEMINI (May 21-Iune 20):9): Bring a sfriash of exdtedtem ent make diis hoUdayy one > to r^ quired th at the lettletter sound , to cvcrywiwreyQugobyindti n d u l ^ member. Amorou:JUS activity in no spelling w rite a letterter of apology to offices. So. So even teachcrs who Giv;ive friniasies the freedom to dncere and contain r Ind fun dilngs to d a Use ere-re- yourtastefbrN cw A ^ldeaIdeasand could move along atai an exhila- errors. ^ know thatihat misbehavior is best fln< or grammatical err ridik^ punishing the ciil- ad\idve imaginadon to bri^tenen one of a kind entdtalnnlinments. radngpace.. thatsmyldndofmoii Hi)nsplracy of Imo* dealt widi 5“e? .o thank Falltire of Am erkan prit aree piptDhlbited from using w ; The teacher called imentbecauseoftheout- V myfHcnd.butolsohfl ols' (Haiper Paper- punishme Volunteer at ycf ^ o u child’s schihool i n t u i i q u e :w ays parent and/or litigation mendonthaiihcschi I, $14.00 Ust. S U 2 0 pan You know It's Imponant to bds.8aysKadiyWal^ e n , nutri- disaUows teachers»from fr( having n.com), Martin L ^ctor. « final analysis, the prob- volnlunteer at your diild^ sdiool ^ use tion educator widi1 KKansas State children write letteis s out that the typical inthefb S. f^ lly liews you can trained, in college jgni iss inot teachers, dielr bui)ut not everyone has kxs of timen e ______]______■ ______Unlverdty Researtli± a n d B x ttn * ______to_othcr rhildrer hlater'ln-servlc^— baiiwfaroi o spend in tlie dassroomrHere wrbnged. Seems a d yoirwffl~defii3taynaitdfi J,"! }blem is parents who be- aire n some dps from Porendng liirfniA Let children preirepare their fed “punished' and be must attend. In the proble '"S mark them on your sched write such an "dubiouseduciucadonalpsycholo- come apE3 *> lun______SuSupplem ental SSecurity Inconn e —S e n i oDRCALEND.D A R ------s a needs-baseded aid programa . ____ Blelalne County > IWln Fftlls Senior Cent!nt§r roni and cheese, cor cause o f a aevere back Is with peanut buner,S ^ow S l!toJ2^Plnocliochle, 12:30 pjn. enlor Center !S1 is not a Social Security ben-en- of the cost of,a,wheellelchalr Mondays through Fridays. ^ Tuesday: Breakfast,ast 8 u> 10 T0PS.4pjn. Bdicare. a.m. to 4 p.m. Pinochle, 7 p.m0.1a Thuisdx jflt. It Is a needs-basedsed might be covered by Med ^Ftoast pork with gravy. ^srogram buended to supple-)le- T blcam more about Mecledicare On Mondays until Octal , p jn . Friday: U ft\ oover smorgas- Prk^l site at meais wiil only be served to i hot roils,; mr ashed i» tato es.W r Tient any Income you have, up coverage, visit Its Web s erdse, lao bord,noon }nd www.medlcare.gov. Itomebound. Meals in the cen Bridge, 1p.m.n . rots, colesleslaw, w plesauce with 10 ,certam limits that depend on. Cannes, strawberry an your living arrangemenism i s ------wili only be served TUeu [ru n . Bowling l'310 0 ppjn. dnnamon oared by X ' cake ancand th e state in which you live.ive.. This column was prepa. through Friday until Octol 6 P 10 BingO.6p.rn. ' for lhe Social'Securiiy Admit.linistra- CalCall u s at 1-800-772-1213 for There will also be no ttaivUies tion. For fast answers tospecific s/ Mondays until October. The o ties: mem ore Information. “^Biood pleasure HagermanSeSenior Center Q: I have been receiving So-So* Social Security questionsns. con- ter will be closed l-free at ivinn, 140ELake &y: ddal l Security disability beneflu•fits tail Social Security toll-J ® : ‘a « , i1:30^ . Open8a.m.t(1.10 2 pjn. Mon- ilSSdjla ^ Exerdse, 1:15p.m. for Just un d er two years be- 800-772-1213. Menus: , . Satuntay: Breakfas d m and Fridays Monday; HDM only. Ul Ip r e ^ ir e . 1130 a.m. a.m.$10forafomUycr o r « “ p i - ved at noon and rnrpr c e n i e r non to seniorsrs$4anddiildren- $ ncse salad, Chinese coo Jerome Sonlor ( y group. 1230 p.m. CoRtlniMdfro(nE2 over them, under 12. $2. . bowlof&uil 212 First Ave. E. Thursdsday; Exercise, 1:15 pjn. people on four separaie occacca- Dads k-t themselves bes e b r ^ - Wednesday: Baked pouto pot All dinners servedfed at noon. CareyLT tirip to Redflsh Lake Islons: f Qrst. his teacher then,.the thi washed into bellevinjng that Suggested donadonLn Is $350. Menus: _ 5:30 p.m. ther iradlilonal fatherhood wwas bad bar, pie Monday: aossedly B6 th Street. Suite 261>6B. Indl- nday: Oosed -l work, aiuipolis, liul. A6240 anand at his Senior CItlzeiB inc.Ine Pinochle. 1 p m Mond "liberated- m ortsw ent to woi I'lvw.rose- 1010 Main SL, Buhl Grandparent's dayda; Activities: dnesday: Exerdse, 10 a.m. cam e hom e feeling guilty,/. aiand . Web site: /irfp.'//«'i. [ly: Bake Day Bingo. ochle, 1 10 4 p j a bbegan letting their wds walkalk oil moiui.cottU Mentis: Ageless S< lay: Exerdse. 10 a.m. : Pancakc breakfost. ochle. 1 10 4 p.m. Tbday: Pork chop dinr ' cmzens8 I n c . 730 to 11a.m. p.m. nt- Bingego, 7 p.m. Monday: aosed 310MalnStN.,»[..Klmberiy------„ OldTITlme Fiddlers juice and tea Qoldei fitcs; safety, noon to 1 p.m. lUesday: Stroganoff, noodles,no( MUk, coffee. )ul Iden Years Crazy? vegetable, fruit. ]eU-00 salad,i served. Seniorr CitizenC Inc. Golden Heritage Them's more to a m aira n ih o n biead, dessert ZlBN.RailSdl S t W.. Shoshone ^ Wednesday: Macaronio ni and Menus: lice, milk and cofffce- — Ihan-iust-26r2 mileh s ^ ------cheese, hot dogs, greenm salad.; Monday: O oseded Oranmiuicc -Senior Center------: bread, fruit Wednesday: OCheesebuiger. served dally.f- 2421!1 OvetlandAve.,Buriey Thursday: Liver and1 onions,oi macaroni salad,I. {green salad. jotatoes. brownies, peaches Menus: 7IUS; meatloaf, scalloped poti : baked ^ c k e n . vegetables, com bread,d. (cream Friday: Chickenen salad casse- Tuesday: I >nday; O osed o u to e s a n d gravy. esday: Chicken noodle puff . role, coleslaw, fruitJit salad, cookie mashed pou State C orner" ______peas and canainots, gieen salad. . ^ham salad sandwrich. Wil- .coeklcs. dinner rolls Activities: mixed fruit. co< salad. brcad pudding with Activities: Uy, Egg salad s ^ ^ b S i S Monday; AAme< dy sauce .tbdoy: Buffet id tomatoes, sliced M o n ^ Evening cards.rds.6to9 TUes^Exerds • le s d a y ; Roast beef, pota- ^ y i a ulira n Fitzgerald i. blueberry pie and gravy, roll, green beans, p.m. Blnga 7 p.m. /Max American Dream ReRealty Baked potato bar. cup, spice cake Exerdse. 10 a.m. Thursday: NA leU-O xvTlh whipped Tuesday: Quildng, B a.na.m .103 p,m. lursday; Cabbage rolls, red ' buy a house should be cocompara- , toes, carrots, lime' fruit Jell- -.If you want to bu> p.m. Friday: Binga, 1111-JOa.m. lopping potatd i then ble in size to its neielghbors, ■ownles house, fix it up and t^ CraAs, 110 4 p.m. Pinochle.'! p.m. 0 .bro\ d. b u t in /WiKllto:f Frld;Iday: Salmon steak, scal- sell it at n profit, herere are structurally sound, Binga7to9p.m. Exercise. 10-30 p '.Exercise.9a.m . - lo p p j uition. Regular board meeting,n g ,lp jn . Monday. B d potatoes, .seasonal some guidelines for a need of modemizat ______Coffsc.9-30130 a.m. landscap- W ednesd^ Exerdse. H :table$. coleslaw, brcad. more profitable project,ect. S tart w ith th e lai ^ 3 0 ^ - 6 O o M n g'C c o u n ty QuiMng,,10 10 a.m. to 3 p-m.. _^plipkin custard ;’s exteri- Farmet's Market, 4:3( -:Pinodtle.lp.m. A s k your real estateest ing and the home's Senior CHC Itlien s hc buyers p.m. broker to help you selc<•led a or. This is what the ------Jackpottiip, 3:30.1o .lQ.i rtivities: m ccntratc------DlTu Dingo. tKJw p.m. Moronday: Oosed------— soighbOTiBwdri^iih-th— a— see first. Ncxtrconi Thursday: Quilting, 8a.in.lo38 a. ^di„„cisareire a t noon. Sug- ' of buyer p.m. itsd a y : All play pool. 10' rectnt history o f incrcicreas- on the "hot spots" < p.m. Bim. BeslcddonatlonS.SBforsenloB. ly: Exercise. 9 a.m. Blood pressure, 11:45 a ing property values.. AlsoA appeal - a brightIt k itchen Colfc^outinrii IL— inlng Cm tari r ______H ------S b H M M b fo i r A l h r p k\ 9 9 t hual Teachertr. o f tK ^Y ear r. A w a r d ■ ; ip/m ic 6Because the symptomsns -of sinusitis sometimes t} K>r Appreciationn I MI M I ^l^ourlM N M 9 those of colds, you maylay n o t realize th a t y o u ne.le e d to rf a u b ■ tl to y a2 0 0 5 a« «lM Itirf seeac/octor. ff you sussuspect that you have sinulu sit/s, I te a c h e rs w h o ‘ Th«»u<®idi'W aho wowould like to honor thoie te id s y m p to m s. If you suffere r from ran w h o iM m dlffarently., Lastyear^La H review these signs and s c h w e g o n eI th e ix tra m lM b r d tfd iw •wtooth El.mentaiy SchoolK)l in IW in F a lls. ■ inus Center-ldaho can help>lpl n i ^ l « S r w u AVnn nr Mari. Dobbrfrom S«» three or more, Sfnu th l^ tn l Idaho and haveB a ch ild w tth a If youl&e.ln thethe 8 county area of South ltKf*i9 ill««n!erann whoM life ha« beeieen^W vety affected byt oor n e o f th e s e ■ ■ teachan, pleaje nomlinlnatehlmfharforour l^^tTOdayl IF a d a l pressure/pain Ye» Som etim eses ' ' i, ,■ £. Second Annual Teach.h er of th e Year Award. (208)732-0700 ]Duration of illness OwOver 10-14 d a ^ Varies \ -35. Dei)eadllne for nomlnaticdons Is September 15th.th. C Nasal Discharge TMTWcJc. yfUow Clear, thinin w a -. bllowing Information:1: . 11-877-MDSINUS - f green. . tery _ ‘ V a > PIPlease Include the foi •637.4687 ______a z :hool • Town • Gradii d e ' No ' L a , T e'eacher ! rtame • Sch Fever______^ 19l9 V A d d iso n • Twin Falls - 1 • This teacher fs specialsi Because... 1 John A. Boyajian, MD JH ead ach e______S o i Person Nominatinjng • Address • Phonone Pain in upper teeth SwSomrtrfW No ______1 - 1 - ^ ------m e 'o>r r Mall to:------~ ^'Breath ^S o m B n m ------No------IW lSimis ~ J tuthern Idaho Learnlnsng Center, 564ShoupI AAvei W., C oughing______^ Sort>etimet Soi Sometimeie s • H | C e n t « ; ‘■ t et. " 'IMn Falls. IdahoId 833D1 or Nasal Congestion W Som etimie e s I Melody«sldlc.org or • Send by e-mall to ^ Sneezing ' . Som etimr i- M Tlm*«m, TMnM*.MKn tundaKS«ptMto4.2006tu
_C ]QM[MUfN Il[YCommunity Edtttm•or Pat M a n m to m ^ 735-321288 ■ Jlospital[ p] r o g r ^n provideres ' p il emergeiKicy help aat resort areaa J mir Mountain. wiU JEROME — St. Benedictslicts equipment for schools,Is, odices. itskindatM a^cM o' wras stores, factories andid public benefit the thousanclands of people Family Medical Cenicr wa; ■creation area, r a w ^ cd aSl.200 grant fromithe tht places. who use the recre p of more than ,V. 1%;^, Saint Alphonsus Foundailonn tcto The grant paid for■ one oi unit ’ which is made up ol ;aln rccrc- 302.000 acres, hos]lospiial repre- k-- \ ,T’-.ri ' estai>lish an AEO (automatctIted for the Ma^c Mountalr /M lam ation area, and S t Benedicts Be scntatives say. external defibrillator) progran Marty Jacobs, ^ ^ ^ 1 9 italn will prowde thtlr^ng an< (0 assist the Maf^c Mountaii lin Ski Area R eoeatlon and Ski Area wiOkvith leal wersight, said coiintlcss sum- medical emergency treathtcn>cm Maiigi in wilh the St. Be hurch camps, for cardiac arrest. ik)undti’Jon. skiers, horse- ' The new program is in con snowmobllcrs. ski St. Benedicts Emergci^ ^ r n r back riders, all-tenterrain vehicle junction with the St. Bcnedici panmeiit mcdical diree enthusiasts and bikibike riders who Emereency Department am Tliomas Zepeda, willill coordi- alLs iti the Saw- Life Flight S t Benedicts repre nate deilbriUator tralniJning and ,ootj, National Foreoresl. scntatives say AED technolog imal denbrlllator pro{ram at t h e ' ^ ccnincation o f the ski patrol st. Benedicts and' Saint St. Benedictsts Family Medical Canter will Mtabllsht an automated external has advanced to the point tha IS Mountain Alphonsus are part tn are Dr. Thomas Zepeda, St.t. BenedictsB Emergency Departme:nent non-medical personnel canjuse us andstaffofiheMagicMi lanorihgTOni- m«£|c MmmtlnUIn Recreation area. From left ipcn year ty Health, a hospital rty Jacobs. Ma{lc Mountain Ski re-re the equipment simply, witliouliout resort, wliich is o|ic Bctor; Jeny Grant whh the Magl(i{le Mountain Ski Patrol; Marty. ibril- round. Mauglian said,I. For more InfonfS!i,"='cal, :er, Intimidation, and that defibri! -1122.cxt.3242. Mrtownerjai; and Ken Bleke, St. BwedlcUI InItrtertm chief executive officer, lators are becoming standardard The AED I’rogram. ihithefirstof Mauglianat324-li:
) R K R E P 0 Fi R T ------OD lu t s t a n d jn g S'STUDENT — S t o i B Valley Regional ] ~ "1 Sadie Jo Watson, daughnhter M H il Magic' ro announce a birth of Jeanette Louise and Hoshihua Trody Bame*. laft, of Jeroni Me(edical Center ^ n d a copy of th e birth Tbny Watson of Jerome, wiwas ■: ntnwd Otrtitindinc Studententofthe Andrew•w H erm an G aida Jr. cerlMrtincate to: bom Thursday. Aug. 25,200505. Y to it) htlow stu d e n ts in tltewCoIIeje C V. son of Maria Guadalupe janlami Whited EU Alton lohnston. sonn of • o f Southsm Idtho Medical AssistantAsj < -Tbjcda-anand Andrew Herman fhe Community Page • - Cam Dawn and jcremiali Loijon- ' was Pr^rtm , directed by PwinyinyQIenn. Garcia Ir.r. IV.I ofTWln Falls, was > ^hefhe Times-News nie Johnston of Jerome, w m . bom Mon 3.0. Box 546 bomThursday. Aug. 25.200! D m ow m f 1* fivtn by th e stud«tudentsin . . #itcr Alesand -rwin Falls. ID 83303 Lellanf Lee MlUer. daught ^ the pro^tffl to the fraduatjuate who ’ Cherchenl h a d 3r fax to: 734-5536. of Hilda Yolanda and Micha tm st axemplMes the ideals olof a certl- j Vladimiro'ISjSa’iid re v S L S f Wayne MiUeroflWin Falls, wasw deadline: Noon Tuesday Barnes Is ‘ C!. aierchcnl*nko Sr., of TWin Falls, ■bomFriday.Aug.26.2005. fled medical a salstan t. Bai or Sunday's paper; and employed by Dr. Cral{ Holmanan IIn Twin S ' . was bomnFriday.Aug. I 19.2005. for Natalcy Vlktorya Hurtadado. Ashtonm EUjah Peters, son of toon noc Friday (or Tuesday’s Falls. For more information aboutabc the daughter of Gabricia and AdWri- Esther MiMarie and Grady Ray saper. paf vSis prosram, contactt GlennGI at -‘Y J an Hurtado ofTWin Palls. vJ Peters of lerome. was bom More Mo Inform ationr bom Friday, Aug 26,2005. pglennOc:iOcsl.edu. P llicsday. Aug./ 23,2005. ' Call Cal Jarnl al 735-3278 Rhein1 Jamesj Resz.. son of Leslie Anijm and Joshua lames — ” Cassia Regional f Dietrich, was born 23.2(1.2005. Medical Center • << Ol' Mattanlah Leroy Schutte. Ibesday./.Aug. 23.2005. Ml . son in of Jennifer L j m r ^ d D a r ^ Cayden Wayne Wesner. s------FalthULdrfiSkeUon^daugh:_spn< 1— of Shaun-andSecna Wesnerle ro f------______tor of^JilllUlyen Lee Miller and_ _ rclll]|~P/lmiinri sch u ttc oFBJcn. asbomThuBelay.-Aug.-2S.—5’— Hcybum.-was.bomJIhursdsday. ______lUcliardWiWaync'SkcltononWn was Aug 18.2005. H o s pPITAL r SCHOLARSiSHiPM NNERS„B s ^ a _ 3o a s Falls, wasTis bortJ Tuesday. Aug 2005)05.
StiKieflts received sc h o lar. r-1 a ships from the Cassia I H e l p i n g H^ a n d s F r e e dO o M: T r a i l s ' " - Health Care Foundation.I. I They plan to pursue a careerir I biahealtlKelatedfleld.Thea I scholarship Is renewable forir I irp to three years. Funds for I the scholarship are raised I throttfh the annual Festival I ef Trees. ReclplenU include, fi from left, front, Laxle Searie | and Heather Westergard;d; I and back, Devon Qlbby, Alex I Janak, Sean Rutschke and,d I : Jill Olion. Not pictured Is I : lh an tall Berry. The founda-1a- tion also awarded>d I » ___ L., .riiiw i"i — '.eontinuInK education schol-1 leeds : ‘ arshlps to Jeremy Hunter,ir, I The Helplnitn£ Hands Freedom Trails wildememess camp-out for people wtthrtth IlfflHed abilities or special nee ilace In Mandy Ovitt, Michelle Searir- was consldildered a hu{« succeu by organl»nUers. with 275 people In atteiittendance. The camiwut took pla : camp operates entirely on voluntinteer ie and Kara Redder.if. Elk Meado«lows near Stanley, July 29-31.; OrOrganizers say the nonprofit cat TBMnWlnTlfttwlW— I labor and1 ddonations.
—S sFRVi rrF. NFR W ? > g the eight-week pro- MOI Army mission, history, tra(radlUon )m support. Althougli1 ccontinued attending tliele University of During lorton finishes up leal flt- Keoter graduates from loagland completed a and corc values; physlci military training aiidid IIcadcrsliip Idaho in Moscow:ow. gram. Ho; aslc combat training ness; and received Instntmction :luded in the variety of training, which in- Array ROTC course development is inclu( Army Nadonal Guard Pvt.>vt. In basic combat skills, mmilitary du d ed classroom d study and ^ Sam ud N. K e«cr graduaduatcd curriciilum. the prirrrimaty focus Hoagland COfTlompletes tondo B. M orton has graduat-lat. weapons, chcmlcalvrarfarFaieand 1 instruction on naval from the Army ROTC (Roseleserve of the coursc Ls to dc basic navalI trainingtr ' d from basic combat traininging bayonet training, drill andndccre- Leader evaluate cach cadet’s ( 5. first aid. firefighting, ^ C mony. marching, rifle OfBcer TVainlng Corps) Lea ..man Recruit t Fort Jackson. Columbia. S.C Development and Assessmam ent tential as a leader by exercising Navy Seam ifcty and survival, and , of marksmanship, arm ed anand un- toagM . son of ^ He is the son o f Armo Rich of Course, also known as "Op(Opera- die cadet's intelligergcnce. com - WUllam K. Hoo rd and aircraft safety. qiJiluhl and grandson of Rolandm d armed combat, m ap rcireading, 'cnuity and Kate and Blainenew. \ Hoagland of shjiboaid xjuncOT, tion Warrior Forge." atIt Fort I mon sense, ingcn nphasis was also placed CUnaindlst of TWin Falls. M ortonn isis Held tactics, mlliuuy coi son of Andy Kimberly, has! com o pleted U.S. An emp oL military justice system.n, basic Lewis, ’Ibcoma, Wash. stamina. He is the so icalfimess. asti. student at Buhl High School UM!ler of TVvin Navy basic trairraining at Recnilt on physta of flrst aid. foot m anihes antmdOckl The 33 days of trainingIng in* N. and Sharon D. Keei land is a 2004 graduate D uring the n in e weeks of 002 graduate TYalninE ComiDmmand, Great the training exercises. eluded aspects of militaryirv life. Falls. Keetcr Is a 200i of Melbaa HighI School trailraining, die soldier snidied tiie administration and lo^stgistical ofTVvin Falls High Schk h o o l.an d is Lakes. III.
— C o mv l M U N T T Y EE V E N T S — •mployees will m eet at 12:3G230 register. caU 732-G290 01or 732- 3 ____ - -the.ScQULOlfic.e_at 73:733-2067. toapplytoattemtend the ncxtacad- '^ 5 , plus:isaS22Iabfcc. cm] — Cub Scout meetings- rt-thvv— fcitizcn^s------F o rmnbrc-lnformatlonrcall—par t im rSaturday-at-Tbm ato’s-Ilal-Ital— 6288.------— an~Grlll. 1309 BlueLakes-Bhditnt------;a^lwldatT.'F.scho« lies academy, cooiloordinator, Sgt. 678-1400.i o ~ ^ E n Academy teachei a at 878-2251 or by li'.TWIN FALLS — A scrie Peggy Mari2aa a l fo, Spa, gazebo rafDo about law enforoiircement e-mall at pmpmarlzza^cassia- CSl Offefers digital J;For more infonnadon or foi • ^ b Scout meetings for any ■eservadons. call Dee at 734’'M- benefits soldier faminllles ' ^tercsted In joining the•Snake Sr BURLEY— TheCaCassia Coun- county.org. camera■a class this fall 4891895 before Friday. outs of . ty Sheriff's D cpanmment e Citizens TWIN FALLS — Snakeike River ' River, CouncU. Boy Scout: J FALLS— The College _ America will be heldId this Academy \vill be icidfrom7t(\hel< BlIss Flower,er, Garden ■ Pool and Spa is rafiling 9 p.m. on Wednesdi th em Idaho will offer CSCSI offers students and razebo valued at $9. montiL «iays, begin, (jmb m efltS V ICameral0rfrom6to9 i youth ning Sept 7. 8 Wednesday - o i^ td c Ing benefit the Family Reacadiness The Cubs Scouts is a yt lesdays. S e p t 13 through boot camp In fllmmaWng development program tliaitiiat In- Tne Cassia Couniunty Sheriffs BUSS-Tliehe 1Bliss Flower and p.m.1\ies iTi^B Group, which helps support si > will m eet at 130 27.indieieAspenBuUdlng,Room 1TWIN FALLS — The Coflegi irving in tegrates activities w ^ ith Office sponsors the the academy Garden Oub wi is® farnlllta of soldiers serv 1 die CSI Campus, 315 ofof Soutiiem Idaho is offerinj ia$ 2.000 character buildlnt leaderdership two times a year. ::itlzcnsCitl ofthc p.m. Wednescjesday at Ruby 144, on i lraq.lheprizeincludesa issia coundcs jcnUn's home,le, v with co-host An- FallsAve.•e. The cost Is $50. ' "FD"Film Making Boot Cam p' fron dfl certificate courtesy ofldahool 5kill» and dtlzcnship dcvelevelop- Minidoka and Cass! 5 to 8 p.m. frfondays Uirouri 11 The arc invited to attendid and I receive n^ee Brandt. TWsvsworkshopwillcoverthe 5 t Scapes. m ent for ages 7 to 11. Satuida)^ S e p t 12 to 24, in thi dlMon information abouttwhatlawen* w Thegroupwilwill plan forwlnter useofdigligitaJ cameras, as well as Sat ,q Raffle tickets are S5 aiand can cost is about $10, dependin Fine Arts Building, Room 139 ncmaiy fcicomcnt oOlcciss dod on duty, and an its anninnual fundraising dowrtoac)ading, saving and ma- Fin be purchased at th e sto:tore. 960 .the pack. Each elemen on the CSI Cam pus. 315 Fall of Cub The class runs forllweeksand 11 auction.Formcmore information. nliJulaUning pictures; and how to on Blue Lakes BMi. N. or5r at the : school has a number of Avts. The cost for the non-credi with It i s f r c e p f c ^ e . ) print, e-ie-mail and include pic- Avi Family Readiness Groupjp bootii •Scout Packs’associated wl tures inn presentations or Web coicourse is S250. ! 80 the boys and parents wri dn.g,dcndD. L^.„ at the soulh end o f th'tne food Students will learn all abou5°“ * court at Ihe TWin Fallss County( : able to choose the one that the process of making a motioi CSIMInHJasSassla Center ’’ISdcnents arc asked to have the Fait This year, tiie buslniiness do- •-fits their needs, organizersS S S S lake and m odel num ber picture pic through hands-on train ------All Ihe Cub Seoul joining o puter classes “ nateddie^thspacftw, v^ere it rdldtal cam eras ready at Ing In{ In audio, video, editing a n rs, to the taigs will start a( 6:30 p.m. il ^ had set up for 26 years, e a chancc to BURLEY — The College of the dmele of lustration. 3D animation. Students wl group, ^ d Snake RiveIver Pool elementary school's cafei crs and shoot Soiilhcm Idahdaho Mlnl-Cassia pgf more^ Informadon or to create ere and com plete a scrip and » a owner Jim Paxtodon. The schedule Is as foUowy.^ observe dispatchers ,cd-mapora— iO-Paike-Ave..-ha5__rerister.-r.-call-732-6288-or-732-— anandjhoota.ahoiLcomedy.fllEi“ 5* ------The drawing wlU b e hih d d a t’4------Hanison—Tuesday. ^deparnncnplssucd iT wcajons. addtdtwoonc-nc-crcdlt com puter 6290. using mini-DV cameras and eel Saturday at tiie sioiiore. The , Lincoln and Sawtootl,0th — Including SWAT iting software. Instnicto Id of a tie d londays. winner doesn't have to) bbe pres- 'W ednesday under the guidance MlcMel Qair teaches a fUr Excel' runs from EXmiAr mi idon. can • Momlngside—Tliursdasday. department range;emnste,.a,a i erTWIn^Ils , ent For more Informadi u Sco t 12 to Oct 17. camp and fUm musk; compox 734-8103 or Nance McN■t- K
■ t. M Tfcw*m,MnFi*.ld*m o Sw hai to I: m eaning for them. I'heyy wantedwi loking If \ I aI ® just kind of.went out and1 youyo do If your child is cho a Way to preserve tlie rcvei i your cliild Is bKten by aidog?Are d . ii o f die occasion in a privatevate mo- did it.” . - Today’s sitters are likelylly ro you sure that teen derlovm the nient for thcmsehres, urhilvhilc still come widi more training andan street knows ho%v (o hailandlc an celebrating thclr. weddedled bliss- ! . business savvy dian dielr pon;iony- emergency?" ^ t h fiimity and iHends. bi tailed predecessors. ■rhey'\ey'vc Baby-si((cr training: i:is nodi- *Wc just wanted to do iil our taken hours-long Insimcdonon 1In ing new. Communityy centers V own way, pul our own stun IMOfl celobratM after hit turn atI theth< pint during hit wedding reciweptlon.Heworeablack ta id safeK nam p on oroom Rob Tliompift baby-silting,b: studying diec liIns and locid health and . it'saidKrisThompson. mbroldered at the comer. rringsuch f-ttyle tunedo ihlrt - hit name embi andai ouls of dlapermg and feeif e ^ - groups have been ofl'erij • So the couple eloped,l.m n an y . H* and courscsforyears.ThcArAmerican jy \van(s ihelr “AUri£right, everybody,’ a (cen ing, of iiouscliold safely ar Ing last New Year s live in ;a liny years and nobody blared over die speakers, fl 0 cn- Red Cross has uainedI babyb sit- fucst was ■ wedding blurred v the voice bit first-aid. They've learned to ei chapel whm* ihe onlygiie- 'if s netime (0 bowl!" iclenain finicky toddlers anand fcrs since J9B0; (odjiday, die their beloved dot;, llcnr^;nry. I'or otiicrs." And organizadon esdmatcss it1 trains like Mc('X)l- “I justist dilnk it's so cool," says cicoax die petulant to bed. Ar the reception, diey wantcuiicd ca- Industry insiders ■ass. almlnga plastic fork- «| day’s about 150.000 annually,ly- ^ • nodiing loudi are seeing whimsical lackiPas given the realities of toda\ suaL quirky and fun — no ful opasta f pa ln(o her 2-year-old ^modem families, they’ey've 'It’s good for die parcircnts, be- extravagant, nothing too>o e:expen- wedding details Jiattlia give a nod B rately cause diey know the (hi baby nil’s m oudi. “I like a casu- je [0 (lie couples pers — so n Saih learned to maneuver delicate sive. togcdier and 1 ddnk i(’s a aiaround the poieniial larland sitter's gone d ir o u ^ a a whole .•mi;d. fii unconventional meimenus of mac- ol get'to] And nodilnR, it scemii nice, eo!jasy way (o mingle with mines n of divorce, blended fairfami- day of formal trarniniIng, so it that equation like an old-*;Id-schoul iimiii and cheese, McDonald's : dren. makes Uiem feel safeifer,” said hamburgers or Solfkiudicrn fried people. I like diat diey'n: doing Uilies and spedal-neeom the Tli ! should do It dielr o^vn, nminded teens can commandnd as instnicior. /c.heldii niey're seeing anin increase in . people i sonlbum am ent o flw c . I \vay. BnJecause die (radldonal is «much as SIO all hour (a princince- It also puts die teensns at ease ;imsl»iir>', desdnadon weddlIdlngs. where ^ ■ lU raip m o said, few weeks ago at a Sim; ovcrra(e“y>»i: didn't hc feel .like h e program'manager-for-babys r ibyslt ------:udiought-d»c_das ia(ic side diey say bring s(ran side of my then there's the pragmatii n..lUi.l>w.iUln( f d ou( on die moment (o tingclass.com, t an onll>nllnc help mc ge( jobs ou(sic in God’s er and (alking bett s. o f Ham- of us dial said. ’Wliy in his dauf^ter. white dress, (raining r program bused inn SSan family" saidKhyia, 15. i and groom, theyIhthelf cake topper: "^^u , ( wanted to '. tuune would we spendd aall this cocktail can. id all, down (lie aisle? IDiego. den, Conn. 'And I wi ch for an “You know whenlen you go to a gnd bowilnghe pini tradKlonal bride missed :dge with money ... to fill a cnurch : says M an^i. sipping Willsons course lias bebeen expand my knowledi wedding and you'ou’rc dreading apcdiatri- hour?^' they added bowlers walk fromhi: a plasdc cup. “1 said. training ( teens to deal with1 dudiese clilldicn. I vm\t to be a ] recapture who you have to0 slls widi? 1 !il- of flowers, As couples try to reci Dim veil andknow, it s your day You do Ile^v r c h ^ en g es for five years, yea clan one day." nt whose wiiys fell like 1 constandyco go( "People Q'pmi. ir ast Haven,------ihc-sancdty of an event < cvcryouwant-'Andlwant- - 1I-orS17.50,-snidents age n or - loe Rapuano of-Kasi meaning gets buried Inn a sea of stuck at the tablelie widi nil the wind up dolnj l>eer fro Doling Conn., also wants to branch u're iusl sltUng all die lime, Bi ) give her w hatever she older ( get " hours of schooli fHUy white and lost in theihe frenzy singles. And you'n 'i' Into a panem and 'You kn dial includes accident prevtrcvcn- out. and he sees bafcaby-sitting dding In- diere. trying to ma!iiiaku small lalk agreauvnyloulng l die sam e diing- 'vvhatcvi s. 'h ie 12- of the S72-bllllon ivcddi Collough, o f Wed- ,((ion and general chlld-carcarc — becoming a business. dustry, morc and morcc c(couplcs over tills enonnoujDUS (lablcl ceil. ."Beacli says. “This Is e d to | and how (o occupy (hihelr year-old so far h » as only Msniompson. mlll^nlioullh(o keep i( loose.’ wan(ed3ianncLcom, admi(s she’s i ildslsier.- like tne Thompsons arearc shim- terplece." says Kris idmcnial gal'and holds an charges ( widi invendvc aciivi- ac(i waiched hLs 4-year-old J iialivL'. IBotll shlim ing 15 nro family and friends McO » p le who ning stodgy iniditiunss inIn favor a West H;inford r xiadonfordietradidonaL des. i 'I know some pco; of persona] twists. copywriteni livingIg in1 Los Ange- Iwwling shoesJldiel960s-eraalley. dingCh Tlie company teachesi atado- mlglil be in(eres(ed. TneyT said ons brouglit tiie sjilm oiiandroaround in rented “ascndiJ. she says, “K’s fine to have I silter’s U- Whedier it is in the subdcsub dc- k*s. the’niompsoii* tremclywhimsicaleventas lescent 1 en(rcprencurs howow (0 oncc I got my baby s toil of a baby-blue wedding wt celebration backc inlo ('.onnecticul ’ddesloes \ and feasdng on apprcci opera(e like a business.. NNe(- cense and diey sec myny resume, statement to lie closer to theIlf hriclL'-s riuiil- JIIIIR ilrcss:i roast a pork loin. - Sdll.as fyou two are very serioas ' !, ra(e diey’dgofrom dicre."!“ loe said. dress or tn die grand slat 1 (he vo\vs. as long as you working ' and markedng, r ne pany, ly). bowling shine's version of a wx*d- a n cxtrt — il's Hvans Viner, die Wet/cthcrsQcld of a themed costume the sincerity oi sajHng 'negotladons and billing — wedding watcliers sayy couplesc llie pjur w-antclied an aimos- ''**” ,;* K a ' while, vintage long as all pan of the course. moiher, has two sitterers In diclr Bowling teams small, ruffli-d r ; words. Tlien every(nlng are bepnning lo embrabrace die nlierc of ease, Ho iliirt reconstructed about ( "Tills is an actual job. AndOld wc lale teens who cliarge>c abou( $7 1 eflon to became (heir modlodem -dayver- a liglitheartedwl tank (op widi a keepis just t decoradon and you ,"Will- an hour. One came kncnocking on unconventional in an el make it be whatever you have to (t*ach diem dia(." W put dielr mark on whaiia( Is per* sion of table assipiignmems. «rain. HieI'd p nulfal . die back In those i proper her door several year:ais ago (0 it to be.’ son said. “Keeping die pro naps the most clichliched of /\nd at dielr kitschykii Augus( iio w tieandailed nod lo a gown’s else Is ; I dme... talkaliouiherirainlnti{L offer her_ _ at \vas cxactly die Thom p- --records, showing up.on.dl milesione occasions. celebration at diele BlueI rox Kock ICI’enny, CToom his wrore a black can nu showing up prepared, no(31 ccall- sitting servicts an d1 Ileave Her ims don't 'n Howl, die guesilests seemed to dered. bowliid a luxcdo sliin from w ant' intent. it lur cell hiLsine&s cord, “Brides and grooms /hen wc were sianiiing up Ing your boyfriend on your want a cookle-cuiter wedcUng,'we< appreciate die effo.•ffon, tomhis er. name cmbroi* - 'ihat phone, not using (hLs as a timed “I was so clad." Ev:ivans Vlner ough. edi- "I think il's a crea(gre jJternatiw 'veddinftvling-style. at (he so n s'ir• (on our vrtsldlng day), we refrig- recalled. "Its nice i(0 know says Rosanna McCoUouf felt like it Nvas just us,"says (o pig ou( on die parents' ref ______of way lo go.’ says^ Mike Ik-ach. of cupcakes cTV. • you’ve gol dial extraI iiInsurance. tor-ln-chlef “Wh(-Thomi>8onr-=Rob'4-haiids- - eraior or si( in fron( of thcT^ in! "As leiuiiiig ag aliiilir:iTi5nt7linirball— Iding cake: hvo levels there (< icrc‘'li5— nrknow-ihattheyTrtHcHcasrfaiowr WeaalngChannel.com. 1 (rembling and my eyes “I'he slder is not iheii: (people) get married a lilitde bii stand diat doubley m lw"'Un/lille-caker-a-plastic— Kris-T1 's dierc emergency.” ia( in front of ISO people...." duly for the parents, she's d: want to express themscl'iselves In a was a single IkkvwlingU pin paired ITicn atijroom 9 ( topper flanked w ere t I* been to ividi a two-ionedwi bowling shoe last words,vling oni balls and pins. w e ic\vould u have passed out.” dHTerent way They've Y, lusband concludes. so many weddings ovover the that sprouted a simplesir bouquet hearalawt-dc: 9 o'clock came die d o thai one would cxnect to “1 w ifdding reception, h e r hu; R ec o v eijred dog t£tags go strs the h e a r t deer basket looped neady on Lot Angele« Tln>e> war. soldiersaight to tl dieir ing. tags Wl knew righl away what they W hen BUI Vargass got the ers mlssing-in-acdon aw i^c‘ because my dad was in die ranger that H government's phone coll from a suan( x'mains. a strinjWorld Woi; my two brotbers one of his dog t a p hadlad lumed Accounting5 wcie C sent to die U.S. “Ikr Identification J in Warid War D {ind m y up on a street vendor’ssc ca a n ln llo ini's loini I>0W/M1A w erebsand was in die Korean con- d u Minh a y , he guessc•ssediiwos igCorrunand'swhi Central FlrstW conducted v ." she said, "I knew Oiat some kind of scam. tion Laboratory In wercin i people arc in com bat, He'd lost Ihc metal idtidendfica- ’‘some of thewhere investigators husbai BBBB |iinj»tt»< nf ■ search" on Vii r only Idcmificadon arc their ______ttoft-tag—in—the_)un| d whal they called Ilicl.’"lag^ IfmadcTnc sad-to— ------^Wetnamduringthehcigl the most ln-dcpdi rc- w hen3T(WThWTHlnB-vrerc— Vietnam War in die laicla(c I9 6 (K ^H |P |« In (he bies1 Vietnam dog tags to Uiclro Ig sold as souvenirs. He figured it was goneic forever.fo a blmonilily______~ a o g 1; FirstrEver f(er consuldng widi her fius- But the 58-year-old1 plumbingpli devo(ed toaiest Issue ot Vietnam, think d, Martha returned (o the contractor from Placenii>nda. Calif., researcherslily i liistory magazine being ■chant's stand die next day overcame his initial sktskepdclsm forts. “Wliat0 die war. duee of die , Afte for diey wrote, is , bou^t du endjc loi/or a and agreed to attendI a tcua-mo- :rs detailed dielr cf- band,p newS20. *We Just felt INras ny for veterans in SanSanta Ana. I « i ^ —3 * jorityseemtohat wc have found." merdi natter of -hono*,'^ Vexjiyn riilif, where he met VcriVerilyn and hope to rciuie. is’dial the vast m a: and b i t s ^lartha Roskam, the ntobegcnuinc.”niey crisprkamcxtlaiawtr. '- ';' .‘ill hc Illinois BID Vvtat of Plae ack liome in ^ c a tw n ^ . couple who found hisstag.L(wk- ta koidithadoetsci eium die tags to dicir a ma/ b e ^ the pfUMtaldng task ing at (hc tiny metalJ platept he’d ™ "JJ vne»s and families. Roska and thieir .carried through two/o com bat- Mnfln«InVletnairu n v ‘tt w at an buslncsstripest of die Illinois cou- Bac I tours beginning in 1966966.Vatpis am «hij feeling( to te e It,' he Roskam, an 75, during a 2001 dieyt liealizcd he’d m ade diehe ri i^ ( de- »aJd. ‘You kln«* fef------vAere (heybou^rraon ITS (Pit9emin( Mttniereb^-excrcix American dog (ags fronrom a street viduals who havlave recovered — ^ ophies, I'lngraving- the mind: the WhiU merchan( for $20 andid sset aboul and. in some cases,cos returned — Medicare PreKfiptio/hite Hou« Conrtrenct on Agini: * e tem m lng each one. TiioughThi ur- VS. milKary Jogdof lags found in wrards&Enj BHVBODYS • Gifts tn d D eerp(ion I Drug Procnm and more.) Odooir duous, (he act of retur•tumirtg die Vie(nam, pfizu to be givene r r Prizet (Raffle item* and over 50 ( .(ags — either to diehe vc(crans One tourist purchased pi 1,444 7 i » < * E V E[JSINESS overnight stiys mfrorr iwiy, including grut dinnen and them sehcs or to tlicir;irsui^ving s tags from Vletnarla m c s e shops and from Cactus Pttt’s.) fa^v members —- hash been street vendors1 in In 1994 and gave W : 7 7 t e 2 i S % E . IT Contact Sherry C i kglnc dKPV emotional diem to U5. InvesdgatorsIn' sdll ^ for more informatic’ Cinn at die CSI Office on For the recipients. di(die siglii of searching dialI SoudieaslS Aslan - n ^ « Low Pilcw You Low ation 73ft-2l22 ext. 308 the metal tags diat soldiDldicrswott countiyforpossllsslble prisoners of 1 ' ^ ^ M vtceYouDe»aive«1he
