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--^.W e a t h e r forBuush Toda' louc^witha ^ ■ H Q Ii slighight chance President-eicelect’s of rain.rai High, goals run acr makingm an tax cuts over sss=a 10 years does arrest in Deceinbert 1 9 9 9 ^ - lore political ing of a young womainan south of not. And while Burley. his proposal to news - A3, partially priva­ P ag eB l H j tize Social B4,6 Securit y>____ Jack — intrigues some Democrats, Frost: ~ m I the subject jH M any promises a V local roaring debate R resi- f : . ,.. WCItMM/niIMm t h a t Bush d en ts ,, Itl work after a year spent on seems disin- IP. , 6. ioigtI BjBarry Wood works In hit officee In the Jerome County Courthouc u te . W ood sa y s ho i i lookingi£ forwardf to going back to trial \ have d in e d to invite R * the Snalnake Rlvor B atin AdJudlcatiMi coucourt. before a lot of w been work go^ into 'il feeling Jack Rt)st^n^ nip for a * selling u while now-not onlyilyon their 1 1 ” C Americans on Hoose Speaker , • noses, but in Afeirdidieck- X L Usbcen al, long, haird year forjudgei Wood die idea. . b o o k s . - ...... He -got. a-—0*_.OennbHMtert______:.J splash of cold ■PageBl ByN5.N(|lKijkkentved ^ Sn^e.R iveflBasin Adjijdicicatioh rulingsi area s d l l at issuely wp-ater.onibefacewhiw hen h e v isited t ' ' Mw^writer *• W ash in g to n la st: weweeTc, o n ly to ' I . H e a l t h ByNi.Nokkentved ing out wine• 150,000'water1! right “The “1 issues are still therere,” find fellow Republiciblicans re lu c ta n t \ TWINF.I FALLS-His high school ■ •claims in 388 (of the state’s 44 saidaid Heidi Gudgell, anoraey> ffor to swallow his acro:crobs-the-board J counseloror predicted he wouldn’t Ttei«»«»w«wmer J ------coim tics. ihhe el Nez Perce. tax cuts in one gidp.lp- ' & Fashion* last six mononths in college, las been With Wood)d off the case, the The Th issues arose while Woefood House Speaker DeimisDei Hastert, as wrong. Roderick Bany TW IN F A L L S - H e ha; C hristm as dinner HHe e re ’s h o w H e was but some a p p a re n t conflinflict of interest is wasvas on the b en ch , and don’tt \go R-IU^ wanted to deal;alM w th th e pack- nade it through college, rem oved fro m th e case, bu to en jo y Christm as v, of his rulings remainn to be gone, but h hi is c o u r t' r u lin g awa;iway just b ecau se he no longercr is age “a pice heard by’ thetl . characteristic of a paparty rising lo '.wise feeling m iserab:able. school and I^V bsii^l __ the_ Snake Riv« _ B a sin tw o o f his fam fa ily m e m b e r s ’ Supilupreme C o u rt b u t with tv,o' ppro power in the Whilee House.He ------Pago C l- - b e c a m e - e ------a - l 3 S 2 S S f i l ------Adjudication,- ^HDIstrictict J u d ^ warer-riglits dalmd i sco n flicr-w tth — tem-em-judgesrChief-Justice-Lini inda ------On’Social'SecurirurityrBushis D istrictt C ourt iinst the the tribe’sc cl laim s, p o s in g a n Copiilopple T rout said last week. dealing not just withrith a sacrosanct ju d g e inin so u th e rn I d a h o ’s Sth Barry Wood ruled agair Nez Perce Tribe’s claiiaims for apparemconfbnflict of interest. EiEismann said he woviU||^cuse program before aI doselydu dividud - S p ORI'S Ju d id a l1 D:Distria. )ws. T he Nez ’ercePen asked Wood to him*limself from a n y appeal ofWoo<^ ’s Congress but a jumpim py Slock mar- i helm of th e state’s w ater Snake R iv er instream flow , _ _ . , A t th e h lez Perce disqualify himselfhii and to set rulirulings. And T roul said she v.xnjould ket that may makeake Americans ^nevolent Bears;; SSt.i Louis’ court fort W ood also denied a Ne: ir two years, W ood now is lisoualifv aside the rulinging. recuecuse herself t>ecause of her o\own th in k tw ice aboutut trusting t pri- hopes of repeatingg aa s S u p e r b a c k i n1 this i old haunts in the {motion asking him to dis himself and to set aside hS d e d - W ood deniedied the m otions. - publjublic b.atements about her' ddis- v a te a c c o u n ts to10 ggive them a •(^ o w l cham ps are intiintact todtQ' courtrooitoms of Gooding, Jerome * the Nez The tribe hashs appealed both . cussmissions w ith W ood about possilsible secure retirement.t. icoln counties after being sion • because of what tl u lan k s to a little hdidpfromup ] andlinM iteresi. i s ^ e s to thcSupreme Su C ourt. confronflicts of interest. Bush himself soundedsou a cau- :d from th e S n a k e R iver Perce ‘ call a conflict of inte l^orth. rem o v ed : lection of W ith Woodjd off the case, the — — nous note on his plan,pla noting his •djudication court on Dec. , But w ith th is y e a r t elec PageDl ^ A d j . Wood’s brother-in-law»w, D an m otion to disqisqualify him is moot. Tir i m c s - N e n ’S w n tfr N.N-S. first move mU beB to form a com- Eismann, to the state SupremeSt But ihe motioition to set aside his Nakl\'okkentvcd can be rcached at 733-7'. m issio n on Social:ial Sccuriiy’s i t ’s be«)een a year of ups and | Court, the court removeced Wood ruling still is: vrvalid, the Nez P erce 093)931, E xt. 237, or by e-m Jasslfied .1-10 Palestini.nians a nd Israeli troops - whidhichhas ' ^lease Ple see BETHLEHEM, Page A2 Section C ! Health h heatingy bills . . &FashIon.l-5 Heatlttlng prices soai; withth cold m onths aheaZ~] Poorr look for'r help wid ; A SpikeI

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OC 38 20 • 2!25 18 a*j: h I m S S S b W«ath«’(W)(W): e-9or»ny. pc-partJy ckxxfy, c-ck»:kmdy, ah-«howera. t-fhundantomt*. iiHiiiHiiiHli i l r H S E E S *I : r v t i M af-snow nurrl'hifTios. an-anow, J-lce. iV Heating _ Vood—__ C ^ tiu e d from Al an d cu ttin g intoini their fond bud- Contlnin tln u e d from A l court. his age,>, piparticularly w hen h e first “He just rolls, up his sleeves ip natural gas. Wholesalelie prices gets,” said devlevelopment director a pre;presiding judge over tlie stateIte’s “I th in k th at catIt reallyr turned t i t a n ^1 hhis i law practice, Eism ann and goes to work,” saidid WWildman,; i ____ thatjA 'ere,as low_ns $2.perper_thou-___ Larry. Kinnairdird. .“It’s difficult for_ viabliable water-rights case. It’s alis last bill was almost)stS300.1 ‘ think they'ree ttrying to find the montonths. And then as he wa alleys." F red W oods: yean.” recovcovering his health, he foun Homedale. They soon administrative details. IflOuldn’t Iwlieve it! Thankk GGod it’s best deal they c Barry W ood wasitheteitw th itha id they were wrong, The experieiicd h8sis maturMgn ^ jfbt due until January,y, tor we Others are e1 dealing the best hinjseu self removed from th e adjud shotgun, and Barry tion court. rry caught Ihc Qsmanniin said. him as a judge, he ^ dL . - . j g ■ ) jSoiildn’t have Chrislmas,las,” sh e they can w ithI wwhat they have. cation . J most and the bigge'gest fish, F red ***“ *“ “ * • "No one would pick that kin “I know ru be more« tc t o l e r a n n ^ d . “You sliouldn’t be nervlervou-sto In Toledo,io, Ohio, Anita “Nr .W ood said. year,” said his oldest b rothe with a broader peApectivic t i v e , W ^ j.u of time talking, sholhot three tjeec .black-rolrobed judges welcomed t he felt a dedication to th e jo never heard a criticism 1 : (ipntlnued (rom Al dressed in tinyny Santa outfits, the 1?“^ “ :,.,i and had a great timene together., , , ,' Wood to[0 thet District Coun bench; d worked out of his hospit: plaint about his handlingiling of t^ B iptefadeh.," youngsters wewere swarmed by a j “ W e so lv e d a llII tthe ivorld^s ; “It isi atan awesome responsibili- d - he also had a fax machir adjudication court ♦‘B ethlehem ’s M anger• S S( q u are, m ass of new s; ppl h o to g ra p h e rs . T, problems two or ththree tirnes," ty to sitit ii in'judgm ent,” said Silak itallcd in his hgm e.; .• • \ But the Nez Perce tooktoo i s s u « tJie hroad yellow-stoneded plaza Palestinianan leader Yasser -. Qj-jj Fred Wood said. at the tiltime, predicting Wood always attends the ; rh e'o n ly d a y s 'w o r with Wood’s ruling; oron theiS ffoniing the Gthout im tim e he found outI heh ■ University of Idaho’ho’s CoUegd of • temporarirarily and reluctantly. He Wedding bells ^ r.s . Jordan, by JordanianJo military hadd e cfiniilc’^ abowt a year' agoJO - Law, graduating Intl976. IS • later waiwarmed to the task, but ;JThere were so few Chri:hristmas helicopter, mainaking his first visit i,_ ^waS'Tl^tiiig some .fflehdss iin hi 1973. iit law school,sc Wood Eismann’nn’s election to the state As District Judgege 1 yappings lhat whe■hen a to the W est Bank Ba since the first Ider who had a'possel of cat:nts. met Dqn Eism ann.u EEismann had Suprememe Court this year, over Bunlick ta k e s o n th e wate ralestinian father hroug!iught his days of vtoviolence in la|e Onele lilittle oric caught his eye. HisH known Wood’s two/o older1 broth- Silak, foiforced Wood out of his case now. W ood returnsis to h is~ o ]0 ------^ 'o d iild ren into M angerjr-Square S ------S eptem ber------f rieends n d talked him into tuicingg-ii ers, but Until-Woodlod in tro d u c e d — h i^ -p rorofile fi assignment.------— c o u rts - a n d s ta rts a new.l e w I c h a p t a ------■»______h o mtne. e . himself in the univijiversity book- Woodid in January 1999 in life. [le nained the cat Wilde:ier. store one day, Eism■smann h ad no rep la c eed d District Judge Daniel ' Karen Arndt met Woo 7 a,m .. r e ccalls a ll Eric Wil.dman, WomIIll's hunting companions,ns. adm inisteste rin g adjudication fell to 1 pjn. on Jan. 1 - "l.l-O:-1-01 a t IX ‘ v.ill tlic nuinlivr for your lire; Mail informallation staffif 0attorney on the adjudicaiiolidti Wood alw ays lookc Valley | ^ . the jobI os a hopeless effort, the gravity ofhis dedss c i s i o n s w Nci^Np.ipcr> Inc. I'eriI'cfiuani m Seciion 60- ■ 734-63>326 “s'c\'’SThen in February 1999, hike, hunt and fish togetheether. « ^ Home ileliu't) iljil> ;iml Sundund.iy, H .20 lOHoniic Idaho Cod. rode. Tliurvday iN*ncrehy m t m ^ m c h ie fju[ustice s i Linda Copple Trout And they cach have! thrth ree c h m 1 er wcckl Stjiiiljj imly. S2.(H)H) perp. week, ,|csi^ii,iied a^ ihe daylay ufi the ucck on wliich him to take over the case drra apiec^ so they’ll maimake q u its ■ Stall »uhM'fipii.iiis miiM K- paidid in advancc ii.j..,] ndji-cs ulil t>e■e puhli\|ied.pi FORORLm LOTTER!Rl' WEATHER f FO o n o a L . “ ime30,2000. a little family, she said.L ' % k gntl arc ;iv.iiiatjr "nl\ uli;lfc: de del/very iv I’ummiiimcc. plealeaxc \ciid iliang^ of • CJ/ ■pt FOKECAST . W o o d n 0 lo o k f o m I I nl malni.-iincd. M.iifi.. i.'lrr,-- - M n .T w ^ /jk . •*'*S K i m n u m b e r \xnimcun jSPORT d reluctantly accepted. But "We've got a lot to lo I • ' 'jialiy and Sunilj\ Sr>l »5CO/{£5, it becamcimeapparent he.cou}dn't w ard to,” sh e said. ;jnly S4.00 per ^ccl. f \ FORWlNfflNClOAHCWO ‘-.I./----- y;ssL , continueie his1 District Court cases ; erweek. Out ..I sri \ PowtmiLTRi.uis; a n d h aondle m adjudication. He Times-Ncws writerter ' ■ . s c I 10TT0& IDAHO FAST a p p ro aached c l it like any other Nokkentved can be readiedA ed a t , i : Tin/ Pres, \ D istrictt CourtC calendar and tried 0931, Ext. 237. or Ayby 6 ' m a f i J things moving. nidsTirtiW i»fefeS ' t^lishcrSccpI ; 6very WlsfdVibfldayIf m cftN cw i * ’ 'T nuil'JenB' lW 11 » N e fV B

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~ E p m mJAL fPLEASE,Sm-^vV^ P \ - ■ (SURE...tErK| BEENSCeOOD. CAMCA I t a k e T H IS BA IHW EJUSTALimn x £ ? J K S H O I * ^ VTheiChristn [Has stor^y, g JcoutjrirEr F l R j r T ^ y f — -f ; astoold by S3t. Luke ^ Now it came to paspass in ihose days, be to all the people; for lodayday in the f ;hai a decree went forthfo from Caesar lownvn of David a savior has betbeen bom t. , ^ M l Augustus that a cens ‘nsus of the whole to you,yo who is Christ the Lorj j r d . A jid * \ lEU \ / O ’ world should be taxe(xed. This first cen- this:s shalli be a sign to you:; VouY w ill jus took place whiUlile Cyrenius was findd ;an infant wrapped in sw:sw addling governor of Syria. An(^ d a ll w e re going, clotheth e s a n d lying in a m an g er.”sr.” cach to his own town,n , toi re g iste r. /And suddenly there wass withw the ^ ? And Joseph alsoal went froni angegel a multitude of the heavenlyhe ^ Galilee out of the towntoi of Nazareth host;51 praising God and saying,lg, “ G lory A ^ 4 r J y A into Judea to the3 townt' of David, to GodGc in the highest, and oron earth WhbBKV Which is called Bethl(;hlehem - because peaceice among m en of good will.’iU.” I i I he was of the hous Pft.fiwss. there, lhat the days forfoi •* WilUariamBr04± and see thisi s th i n g 1 n * 4 * ' / 6HRtSTH*«!**! her to be deJivered-ed ClaricWW a lu v rth th a t h as c o me toti pass, r were fulfilled. And shesh e S teve v e Crump which the Lor!ed Dten ai Fields So they werv e n t w ith him in swaddlingin g I------’ haste and they clothes and laid himlim in a manger, Maryly and Joseph and the baby because there was no room for them in a m a n g e r. A n d w hen th e y hacS'S Det3t relief (captures)s millen]inium sppint a t th e inn. th e yY understood I what had beele e n to ld ______. And there were: shepherdssh in the themn c^ o n c e rn in g this child. : spirit of the new millenni- n d lenders n eed to b e vigilanilam about"* n h as perhaps b e e n b est same district living in the fields and AAnd all who heard marverveleiiat T 1 ^™ J a me k s tie long-term su stain ab ilityyofthe” of ^ plured this year by an J D. keeping watch overir theiri flock by the thingstf told them by the esuliingdebl. traordinary m ovem ent - fin- night. And behold,, aian angel of the herdsds. But Mary kept in mil i"- W O L F EENSOHN ^ 1In many instances this willillmearP^^ft- n iln n 1 i ired by th e biblical concept« I______l^rd stood by themI andar the glory of thesese things, pondering themm iin her ofjubUee-to ------^------taglg to grants, and strictly limitimitingnw''' to cancel ex tern al d eb t in aiding to only the m ost gener God shone round abcabout them, and heart,rt. And the shepherds retieturned, the world’s po< • in A frica Stand a b ette•tier chance of reach- aierous. V - Kwrest, most heavily indebt- ^rmis. th e y fe a re d exceedingljigly- g lo rif;■ifying and praising Godd ffor all edcountries.E. Religious leaders, rock . ing his fifth binhdayly becauseb of w hat we The World Bank, for instanoance,v^;pj)'; ^ j And the angel saica i d to th e m , “ Do ih a f theyil- had heard and seen,I, eve e n a s stars a n d c o nicemed a men and women have do n e together?? Will fewer poor ^ rovides resources to the poon 3 not be afraid, for behojhold, I bring you il wasas sp o k e n to them . from e v e ry parlart of die world have galva-a. women die giving birdlirth? W ill th e endless P™ loorest <^ui -, J work of farm ers and m ■ies interest-free, is n o w exploxploringnm' good tidings of greattt jjoy which shall - L u kJe enough? istruments, induding grants,tiis,forsiiiii.‘ ' ------This sp irit h:h as been central to th e mis-^ If debt relief no matm atter how m uch, i s ' ressing needs a s HIV/AIDS,S,dieeimi„; d sion o f th e Woi'orld B a ^ and now here our only, o r even prim;imary response, the ron)nmen\ basic education and I more indeliblyly than in th e a re a of poor- answer is no. If, howevvever, w e extend o ur • Next,MN is tim e to g e t seriousIOUS on traiiM. ■ country d e b t relief.n Four years ago we dem ands a n d our efforfforts to address the Bararriers diat impede exportstsfrom."'-,. fi I heUinej5S-New8 J. deeper causes of poveriverty, w e can m ake a devevdoping countries to induso launched, w ithth the IMF and the interna- lustrialii^!,'.’ ...... J>uWljhef tional com m unmity, the first global difference. mtarkets ai continue to s e v e rdJydisadx^; y d _____ Managtng Minor MIkeSnsSmft.„...... WrertWnjjtffoctof (Oi response to thehe debt crisis m th e world’s>5 First, while debt relirelief is critically lagyorljrkers olive to realize them.m. runental compli- .X not replace developmei ance. It works with thu dair 5 tax revenue the dairies general investm ents; foifollowing debt relief, so d al ment assistance. Still, St in countries ^ t have/c uiu n d e si^ - lairymen in deal- And h e re is w here a bnbroad a n d vigorous gn e ing wilh complaints and infiinfractions but Th®tiutaxpayers get odor, flies, nightIt lights,li exi«ndituresatare rising to between two 1 education, testin g a n d treatie a tm e if;^ Ic p j;,, and th re e n m eses debt service obligations,^ publicponversationistis badly n e e d e d ., gnm only to the benefit of the; dadairym en. It is ution, illegal immigration and cn ams, infection rates are fallin ll T h ere is a w idely heliheld fiction that Enc( not an enforcement agencyicy and doesn’t g sdiools while the CAFO dairyntymen Asar^t,mmillions m ore c h ildren will icouraging partnerships areireimdSnii^;! u w ant to be one. get bnisnm d new S500.000 houses, new have a c h an ceJ i(to leam ft> re a d and w rite;i- m asses o f m oney a rei pouredpc into aid. In to buildbi on these effo rts, b ut dih< i e y ^ f ^ ; i. fact, industrialized coui The people of Filer, asiweU wc as all Magic a factories, nice roads, govemmeunent health d in ic s arand rural roads an d sanita- lountries sp en d reququire a sustained effon. roughly one-quarter of Valley residents affectedi bjby fa a o ry daily Jouts and handsome profits. AllUl thisI faciu ties wiwill be built; AIDS pro- of 1 p e rc e n t of F Pc or those who h a v e k e p t d ie ie ! ^ irto f -y d id r gross d om estic pn odors and pollution, m ustrt pursuepi legal I your tax-dollar assistance. Anyay CAFO( ich out to th e afflicted, product fo r assis- jubilee b i and fought for debt rellrelief.tt). tance to th e w orld’s poe acdon ihrough the Deparmin m e n t of ‘'‘■■rS™yman will tell you, “smells likee irmoney And alread y , pepeople, working with their poor countries. Aid ((notlow w hat can b e accom pUsheishedbyl^:;:-: Environmental Quality, IdaIdaho *0 e.” governm ents, aiare charting their own works, a n d w e can do0 m ore to m ak e it worl)rking togedier. W e m usi tkee e e p d p ^ ^ ; developm ent co work fo r m o re people. Department of Water Resotjsources and ICIIAELMIKETA coursc. le. spiriirit alive. But th e re are W hat a b o u t future lei Environmental Protection)n Agency./ Don’t iltle •e bigger, tougher ques- : lending? A ccess to — tions to b e fa c e c sit back and assume the De]Department of ed: Will these achieve- external c ap ital is fundimdamental to any ■ Jatfames D. Wolfensohn is preside ^ m ents en d u re? 1 Agriculture will deal withh tlthese issues in a B u y youry( tree, don't steal it ? Wiil the child b o m todayr country’s developm ent,m t, b ut b orrow ers Woriortd Bank. planner whidi protects youi'our constitutional Didd yyou ever wonder why thereta ar« re still . right.s, healtJi and welfare. , so man'any Christmas trees on the lotsIts ffor ______li; : Secondly, I wisfj to m akeke tlie1 taxpayers sale;wwhat f with someone cutting one n e; from 4w are of some disturbing fa —L e tTER i ------g facts. *nie th e bac)ack of our house like a thief in tithe dairies daim they are agrianculture and not riiglH’t? IIf you would have come and a^ industty. Are you aware the t y t t GoodSamarIt■Itans aren't extinct 1 h a d o nly b een backck ito m y tra ile r for coulcd d pull it. there are several us forr a tree, we would have given yo ICl new dairies Iwing built with , a sh o rt w hile w hen a yoimyoi g m a n pulled He rith the help ot „„„ey,iy for a tree. It would have beenjen Last w eek, I wwas hauling some cows lo i e stayed and h e lp e d m e foraBqutfor i —* Jo u r tax dollars in the form - up w ith a p ickup a nd tn rm of Industnal cheapeiper for us to buy you a Christma;mas tree 'h e Twin F alls LLivestock Commission 1 tniiler and asked two0 hours 1 and th e n in siste d thalduitliefol-' R evenue Bonds? If tliey are if he could h e lp m e. are not industries than replacingrei the one we spent dieiie 1.last 'h e w ed n esdsday livestock auction, lo wf rm e home to m a k e s u re I maimadbit' i a nd do not want to reguir Of course I said it won dilated as sudi, nine yeiyears growing, We hope it fillsIs youyi Going u p W ashiilington S treet, a n axle ivould b c g reatly homeme OK. how can they legally lx.* rece a p p re d a te d . I h ad n ’t nonoticed w h en I W t eceiving these vrithUuUie Christmas spirit every timeneyou 3 brokeonmjn y stock trailer a n d blew Ve m ade it hom e a n d h e stoniton^dto ! funds? Additionally, our tiix was at the sale yard, but ta* dollars m llie i„ „ i(aat ti it. out a tire. I pulleIled across Shoshone but h e w as th ere tell1 mn e goodbye, a n d I to ld him,um,/io,I form o f grants, are l>oing u.st and listen ed to o ur convsnversation and he . want u.sed to construct r jcCK k AND ROSEANN I-VERSONON Street an d parkck ed in th e D epot Grill n t you lo come in a n d m eetettii^wife ni and pave roads solely to tJjc told Mike he could take Jjc benefit of the j^ronrome. parking lol. ike his o u tfit a nd >caususe it isn’t often she gets totorieeta W help m e, so M ike a ndI sosome h e lp foi- youn ------■ Then I u nhookoked my pickup from the mg man of his character, lowed him to m y trailer. j __ trailer and,drove■veto.the sa le y a rd ,w h e re — ■ HIe e cam e bi and y i s i i ^ for•a-fhile, a ______j s ~ ~ ~ Z I Z Z — He b ack ed u p to mytrailer.-W y d eused ------^ to us I talked to M ike:e Elliot, and h e told m e 1 my wife, V erda, w a s happV t 7&iMs-/Vdira welcomiomes letters Writers my pickup fo r a p a n ^d aai n d w e m oved )pV lhat she ;rs who sign letters with false~ ' • that the compan; tid m eet such a good S a m a ip m y trailer was o u t and the cows from m y traileiiler to his. . oi|tan. from,readers ori subjectj?cts of public ' names will be permanently barredKl would b e b a c k in in about 30 m inutes and He look th e m on toI ihith e sale, a nd I Tlis young man, I would gu u ^ ^ 2 2 , /Interest Because of spaspace con- ' frompLpubflcatiorf. ■ they w ould b e gl. glad to come a n d help thanked h im a n d h e woiwould n ol a ccept ^ irs ” of age, m akes m e so proodxiod to live stralnts, please limit letterslett to 400 Lettersrs mayi be brought to our Twin/In ’ • me. . any m oney. ^ m ihhis i great Magic Volley. Hiiiii mname ; words. Include your sign.Ignature, mallirjg Falls or Burley office; mailed to PP.O Q I th a n k e d himm and lold him J woiUd go I u i d goodbye, a ndI firstfir thing I knew 5 Ben Crockett, D av e Crocket:iett's>son. ,-addressand telephonele number.r " Box 54J548, Twin Falls, ID 83303. back to m y brok v e r f p ^ ^ m t j U e 1 f e . v - .

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N a tio n...... 84-7 /\GI(c V ll.EY W o rld...... 8 8 M A ...... - - . - X i n Pag»B3 'ify hfiion Kfvin Rifhert—73,1 ------The Timcs-> M ontiday, December 25, 5,2000 Section B i-News ■______T - - • A roi )U N D 1 TH EV^ [ n v e ss t i g a i I t o r s 5s a y t lh e y ’r 3 r e d o /ALLEY i s e Man require Ruth Streeter ne»ltewi wrtter______D N A coould provide resjsults in D ecemnber l 1999 slayinj»p. Like Crystal,il, ILt. Alan Smith, after accldeiresrescu^' syRi head of the sshe h e r if f ’s d e p a r t- ment's investigadigadons division, is TWIN FALLS - BURLEY - Nearly a y e a r afteifter and ihis has been a1 vunique case. acknowled J e n t ^ lodged that investigators ' within the next two orir three conscious of thethe time it’s taken Wendell man was i iding Kacy Kay R ay’s Ixxiy/in in inv*ich fingerprints,ts, blood sam- strongly su • suspect t^»'o people w ere 1 months. for necessary DhDNA evidence to Sunday, after aS si- A 38*year-o!d _ t desert several miles southil oiof pies and testimony h haven't been iiivolvedH in b the Dec. 26,1999 slay- The wait has been frustistrating come back fromm thetl lab. dent broke one oras I in intensive care xley, Cassia County investiga-iga- enough to pinpoint nt a suspect. ing of Ray,ay, a local School tcacher. Ifor Crystal, the communitlity and “We would havehav liked to have Bruce Roseboroui snowmobile aed- rs are saying the sam e thinging Crystal said. C r y s taal l;said invesdgators are ]Ray’s family, as they awawait the an arrest a lre;ady. a d j However the ins his snowmobijrbbthofhislegs., !y have for months, ‘‘I think we are ( : closer now "fairly :enain”cen of die identity of 1DNA testing fro m forensiisic labs case is very a'cti^I'ctive and we feel HUls Saturday whirough had been rid- rhey i still expect to makeik e than wis w e re six m< months ago." one perstrson who was present i in Boise and out o f state. like we're very•ry close," Smith about a half>miliQbile in the South ■ests. Cassia County Shi Iheriff Billy when Ray;ay was killed. But they Ray’s parents, Leo andid Judy. said, Bostetterguai^staiwhen he hit a tree But this time, they say, thingsngs C r^ ta l said . “ W e knc now who was can’t identsntify die killer w ith cer- IRay of Buhl, were vacatiuioning The case beeneen complex and Dry Creek Can;nile north of the ! different. primarily responsilsible for the tainty,hes le said. Ilast week and could nnot be “ so m e w h a t overwhelming.” ov« Cassia County stationSh on Mow, sheriffs in vestigators are death. B ut w e h av e nc not been able Detecti\:tives have followed up 1reached for comment..Inthe I Crystal said, andand it occasionally Terry BelL anyon Road, said iser to getting DNA results.>. It to collect suffident ( t evidence to leads, andnd long-awaited results |past, however, Leo'Ra;lay has went to the backlack burner in the Roseborough haiS h e riff’s D ep u ty ght be the first time the sher-ier- file a criminal char arge against from DNA!^A testing should come jpraised investigators anand the forensic laooratoi biling with severa ’ dosei’s office has used DNA evi­pvi- them.” atory, while other b a c k soorjon, said Crystal, who 1way offidals have k ep t the who reponed thehad a< been snowmo- nce in a murder investigation, he fami- cases headed to trialu needed evi- ion. For the first timme; Crystal expectsi ana arrest tu be made 1ly reassured of th e ir progre pjD ^ Bell said . era! Ro: other people, i ress. dence immediate!ately. I told d ep u ties h e Bhai a cd d en t around 9 45 mph. B elled.Roseborough later Twin Falls Coto d been traveling Confeierence deputies were fin and /ound RoseboC o u n ty s h e r if f ’s T ei E S l VIALL PLE , , p.m, said Twin Falfirst on thc scene to costit some iffs spokeswomaniborovgh h at 10:40 Howell. RoseboroFalls County sher- his left femur, or.tin Nancy n bigbu(Licks possibly his right,o H r o u ^ had broken Paramedics were)r.thigh bone, and Roseborough out\ Howello: said. K lko ( x )umt\\vill n r after 2 a.m., at whieren't able to get s p e n d $5(},(> taken to Magic tV< of the hills until :).(XX)for , Medical Center, Hotwhich time he was ftigl settlement r R oseborough wasValley Regional It meeting condidon S u n d ayHowell af; said. i|B g Karen Terrell fas listed in critical W H I Times-News corresi r aftem oort How to reach tl ELKO, Nev. - AsA the fight over H i M ownersliipK^f Soudoudi Canyon Road TIme&Uews to{l t h e near Jarbidge-e goesp on, Elko TWIN FALLS-H H j H K I s h S I County's cost inin tlthe dispute con- t o d a y K ' today? llB l tinues td risee - this time by , Need to reach a- re] Have a news tip H ^ \ . . j M 1 1 9 550,000. If you need to sp< U |n Earlier this weekwee commis-sion- News reporter todajreporter? er.s authorized the new expendi- and ask for staff writispeak to a Times- turu to cover thele cucost of the partic- day, dial 735-3234, ipants court-e-the-last'-solar— 1 could have beenen ;signed several moming. X - and thc actual monihs ago. Thele pproposed agree- i The moon will :11be be visible this ment was a resultsuit of over three small portion o f the s m onths of m ediatiiiiation t>et}vecn all local time. The eclipbegin to b l^ 'a sides to the disputepute over die road 10:49 ajn. le sun a t &17 a ^ ' - . leading into thce wwilderness area Faulkner Planetariilipse will peak at near Jartndge. bers will have spec Assistant Distristrict Attorney scopes set up at thetarium staff mem- Kristin McQueajeary said the 1 for safe, close*uppecial v solar tele- S30.000 xvoidd r>e>e n.needed to cover ecUpse. he Herrett Center uiviBOt*icx.-n>rto the expenses of at least two Astrophysicist pCl viewing of the e w and children’* author Jamieio ILee Curtis chats with Bart Da<)avls snd his daughter. Alda, at —------expert-wiinesses,s, tvstwo commis.cw ;ing on expens on StiuthIth ( Canyon Road, ewchil- drt'ii in toww iwith Mom. her hi mother's dress. “At.t that will be presenting Tlme»H flren's book. •Whore ing testimony for CSI to hold anni ETCHUM - Actress Jam ie '• Oo •ll.illoonsns for all the kids,” she mmoment 1 wrote th e book.• Okay.C the county, McQue, Balloons G o ?'Is avai Juearj’ said, i*rice 1 Curtis signed her name with voilabKlo: adcl.-d, g;esturing es for them to rnrnaylic it t(M»k m e 10 minunues," is an Elko landid ssurveyor and I sals In early Janmual piano k e t id S16.95 at bookstores. -eeping round flourish and hei!' themsmselves to one of the Cunis Ci s.iid. Biu-khardt is a nmgiange management TWIN FA LLS - T si^ed as she got to take a I— ------^ batliions hai a n u a r y hanging from the ceil- The hook is illustrate-of thedisput- innual piano sale momei gram is set for Jan. 6. Globe winner with .sueuch mnvius Atkinson’sI ’s I’ark h e re in to to s]XHif ihc Bates M otel. It'st's rife ednKul. CSI receives well[lool’s m music pro- graphiivas a good sigh, as “Tm e Lies,” “ M y Girjirl,”“I’rom Keiclium1 aand tell liim that’s with \vi creativity, with linesfS that Casli .Minor, thehe coimt>-’si finan- 1 and used instrument!6. book.ook signings are much more;e Night"J and “T h e Fog”” underi her wKltc th isis Ibook was boni.” she rhyme. rh To wit: ".Are they alwaysah cial officer, said the money w ould’ practice and perforrr3 maintained new It wa;sant when they’re sporadicic belt, was not the leastist hit auto- told a D adid i buying a C hristm as _aIone? al Di) they meet up in p;pajrs? l>e coming fromI a fundf originally ^ I ints for teaching, “ Bool an instrument loan-pi can talk with people,” shele mated as slic signed cofopies of her present forir hhis son. “Do Di they ever get married■d and estabiislied to encoincourage employ- j ed by Kawai America3rmancc through pleasar "Signing books in bigger:r latest children’s book “Wliere Do Indeed, CiC unis got the idea a t a make m; hnlltMin h eirs?” ees to take earlyly redremn ent. H e ' i Amcrica corporations1 program operat- so I cai > is like working at a factory,y. Balloons Go?” Fr'riday at chililren’s; bbirthday party three Uke Curtis’ past lxH)ks wwhich explained the resresponse lo the ; \ dealers, a CSI new srica rel and Yamaha sa id . "I e’s a whole book collectorir Iconocla.st B ago. W\Vhen everylxi'dy took indude in' "Today I Feel Sillyly and county’s early retirretirement incen- I, college has grand planins and their local d tie s is less wlierc people buy booUsa In fact, sho wa.s dowrtvruiglit an i-. sht-Iier fronom the rain, one mis- Other Oi Moods Thai Makecc My live plan was ahntihnost negligible ' pianos, studios, consol! release said. The T h e re ’i iav e lliem signed so th e y d mn mated as she jokedd with.the chicvous chchild imtied the bal- Day," D: the iKwk includes a haiids-ha and nearly S250.000.000 remains on al uprights, spinets,ianos, C baby grand busines thgm on eBay. A fter 6000 parade of book buyers,rs, many of looii' thatt hhad been brought in on on page for children. In thiss ccase, die Ixxiks, Minor■r s;iSiiid last AuguM digital ensem bles andjsoles, profession- a n d hav iJT'iny hand’s ok ay b u t m y whom she knew fromn owning a ■. for p arty faviavors. a a page 1 full of stickers that ycyoung die cost of the legaegal disputi- over 11 . They are sold each' yc “J sell Ih:it’s hurt.' I feel like a a sccond hom e in K etchurum. “Mommy,ly, where do balloons Please see CURTIS. Paj>ggg 03 the roail was morelire than SIOS.OOO | college can obtainmd digital pianos. b o o k C ^ bill the total didn'idn't include staff ;' through the loan progrt year so that the spirit’s time spent on the issue, The program h asun pn new pianos K o McQuear\- has s;iiiiaid ini the past the lege with a greatogram. va ■ ^ I ^ m ajority of her tim e is si>ent on f beards ihat would havprovided the col- 1 ^ • :n e rg y pi ric e s (ch ill v£alley ref i d e n t the legal probleibleni. but. her ' variety of key- _____ sivew.buyand.maint ...... -S74i000-annonl-sil-sahiry is-tu*i------way, CSI Fine Artsfiavc bcCT expen- * ^ • mT.Huddy furnace down to 55 dedegrees reflecit*dinthecouijounty's cnsis. Chairman ACke Greeniintoin.any.other_ ■Newa wrtter______night just to Kive. And IFve r a te R o b e rt .-\. Interested buyers ca ' Margartto Gatsitsn l-f-S. M a g is tr a l rts Department By John! m m ed it dow n th a t low.' M cQuaid ordereded tthe parties to } lege be^nning Jan.sensaid. 3 Tlme^Me 5 adjusts the tho IN FALLS - fhe first offi- Jackson’s Novembercr heating . the laxNSuit to tx.*'■i in Reno Jan. 17 appointment for tffe; can J call the col- By of winter was Friday, butt bill was $58. Her Novei'em ber bill R u m ostat In his for the settlementlent coitference thc Fine Arts Ccnter.'n. 3, to m ake an TW IN local residents have been1 last year was S40. Twin Fails hortunw. which is expecteded to1 last two to Ew.2563. fe Jan . 6, sale in d a l dov lg Jack Frost’s nip for a1 If the ener^ experts are cor- Gatsn Is one of tluxx* days. Each1 sicside of the con­ The sale is manageder. Call 733-9954. m an y lo : now - not only on theirr rect, Jackson is looking ati paying th. tm versy xnll presenisent its argument dealers Keith Jorgens 200,000 south- . f e e lin. bu g t in their checkbooks, an ev'cn higher bill for December.D< to th e ju d g e . The Tl process, and Welch Music Inc;ed by local piano w h ile n , em idaho McQuear>' explainetined. will help all Music Co. e Helen Jackson for exam- The Energj’ Departmiment esti- B w JntemiountBln mated that heating billsis ifor natur- IHro ™ the panies preparelare fnr litigation Quick R esponse 9 ^ ’ Gas customers T a kkson, e l 57, lives in a mobile. al gas custom ers will btbe 50 per- K if the cast* goes intonto 1court. who ore being* ------setsupflrevlctln in Shoshone, which sheJ cent higher this winterer, even if llfc'r-. v. » U n l t winter weather is normalloL y affected by nati FILER-nieQuickr with natural gas. Higher itBi- More infonro rm a tlo n flnis hind • jjo'”'ills ■" have affected her so, Natural gas companieies sudi as al g as rate lko Coutrty comr has set up an accotm t a . Intennountain G as, whiclich serves help Jim and Rhondc Jackson said, that for the Increases this niii meet at 10 a.m.a Jan. 2 at I southern Idaho, havee already their three young sons ime in her life she had to winter. the courthouscISC toI sweat irv , inaeased their rates, lost their home in a firendoMossleand or help from the South new mcmtxtfs andId electeli a new Donadons may be-whorecend, nu al Community ActionI The Idaho Public I I H i i i H chairman. Taking the oath of office and Rhonda Massie R y - which provides energy Cotnmission g av e Internrmountain eCT/t>»TW».IWw will DO Wanen Russelisseil. John at any U S '^ an k . Dona:madetodiejim Centralmce in eight Meglc Valley Gas approval this pastt monthr to gas. Gas thatlat cost a litUe over S2 Ken I Robinette, execututive Ellison atKJ Mike NaniNannmi. Russell ing and householdjReUef it account Ag^cy-les. increase its r a te s by animother 20 per thousancmd cubic feet on the director dir of the South Cenim tral was electcd to fillI TorTony dropped off at Ih e Prin)nadonsofdoth- assistanci n ever had to ask an y b o d y percent. That adds toI a 28 per-, wholesale: marketr last year Community Co Action Agenc;icy ill ' Lesperance’s seat]t anand Ellison Main St. in Filer. TheI items 1 may be CountiesIp, and that has tak en a b ig ccnt hike approved in Jul . , spiked to betvetween S9 and S20 p e r Twin Tw Falls, said the natiuiilal'gas defeated current ChairmanChai Intcrmountain Gas a: E 10,8and4. . ■rint Shoppe, 305 T v efrom n my pride," Jackson, asked for thousand cubiiibic feet. price pril increases a re already aflaffect- Rot>crta Skelton. LesiLesperance did le boys are ages fw help,ozks as a d e rk in S h o sh o n e the increases in respon.«LW to soar- The new’ rrra te will take effect not SOCK rcM’iection.on. 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M a g ic V ajajlley/N a t ioON Leader^rs to seel;k fundinglg eq u alit . POCATELLO (AP)P) - As law- change hoihow I- ■ ■ ' ' I'Idaho State than to cithe) ^makers prepare for thtth c 2001 leg- th c S ta t S tate University or the U ni ;islativc session. SOUIouthcastern Board o of Idaho. jidaho senators, repre:jresentatives Educatio: B W l^Sim UrE “They’re not giving cnouj)ugh con- •and'schuol offidals wanttvai to focus allocateJ e s E.t .i.tfii li-.li J l i l i ll sideration 5 that ISU has inc ■ ’ on establishing parityty iamong the genera■ a 1 eenrollm ent more than anyo:rTone e ls e . ^ state’s public imiversitituties. .funds from)m the Legislature to uni- aand the funding hasn’t incracreased : “It is patently unfaiifair to disad- versities.. K unz proposes that aIJo- tito match that,” said Se Jvantage southern IdahiIaho students cation be-• directlyd linked to enroll- VWhit\vortli, D-Inkdm. MO help nortliem IcJahoiho students,’! ment figurtures, ratiier tlian calculat- Boise State has a b •said state Rep. Kentm t K unz, R- ing increas;ases from a university’s rire q u e s t fo r fiscal y e a r 2'2002 of I Pocatello. “I want new,ew m oney to budget bas«lase. SS87.8 million, whilele th e ! be directed to the liave-ive-nots.” The Stattate Board of Education LUniversity of Idaho.seek; ; Kunz siipiwns a “doidollars follow has historiorically distributed less nmillion. Idaho State is aski ;the smdciits” policyy thattl would money froirom its general fund to SS78.3 million.

; G ro u p c£:alls 2 0 0 0 g§ood for laniad protecti(ion ; B O ISE - T he WiWilderness ' — -U tttry. jSociety says officials]ls did more |(jIdaho in brief “ W e’ll h a v e th e u lt • th is y ear to pro tect:t ;A m erican ______accountability in Idaho10 w hen • lands than in any year s tcachers and student:: mus m eet aho State Departmem of jj 'w h en tiie 105-milliun-ac the new achievement star urc wiil conduct inspec- ; L uuls Act bccame law. A gnculturi c re a te d by th e S ta te Boi uuglioiit next year. ^ : “Tlie roadless areaMproleclion i Education,” H arris said. ; policy, in particular,, wi>rill make. .1 “We "III• ill look for host materi- K/ •long-term differenceiR-i: h c rg in tlie mite whidh is easily Officials g suspect runav ■ Idalio," said Craig Gchi d because of its unique dministrator Roger Vega VV d ir e c to r of Tlie WililLTness Wi “ I"-,,"*)';' wolf roams Camas Prai : Society. “Some of tlicg slawNsi best ““I-itiiout the obvious pres- WINCHESTER - Offici at [rem ain in p chinook .sa:salinidi and t-’ncc <)f thisbis pest, the insect dam- - th jj- e W olf Education and Re: 'Steclhead trout habit:siliit'ivill be “«>■■ften IS misidentified as a Center c suspect a wolf m •spared frorn road builHiililing an d problem.” I’« sisince October is roaminin g th c Camas Prairie or has drrIropped A new report releaseased by The AssessntfiTierrt program for down di into the Salmon, :R iv e r Planlst-comotllatian Victor Borge, right, mimicss pianistpl: Liberace, left, backstagagi s t the Colden Theater In NevNg»yoiliilai™sramI developedd by Idaho p;Pack/Wolves of the Nez [he golden eagle, blablack bear, i’l;'"; ^n.iniversity’s College of escaped from the 20-acre lyn.\, .KcKitheni sea omer, ttt scarli'l tducalionDn is gaining national sure near Winchester. Victcor Borgei delightezd audierjnces iaii;iger, elk, roseatee 5spoonbill, ' attejitiiin wiv: ith its ability to accii- “There is a good chancec she is , ^ redbaiicl trout, grizzlyJ y b e a r alld '■^I'-'l.'' m ?:)nitor " ' graduates’ teach- ststill out there roaming iiro . wolvciinc. ing abilities.ies. p;pack manager Jerry Hefl The colleilieg e’s education asse.ss- "i W ith1 m u sic aiind jokes3 for deca “It’s ju st as likely she bas didied.’ ades lem focuses on K-I2 stu- Heft said the ccnter hIn: a s not Agriculture Dept, to boost S 'lS r orge stalled repeated2d ly Not only h a d Bor{3orge taken the ormance. Teadiers doc- rgreceived any reports of tlu lie wolf P ia n is tc (dies in fJp®ispecting the piano, tryingg to heat off himself, butbut he had cun- Inspection effortsi forfo mite umem thei:leir ability to plan and prpreying on live.stock or petsIS. Staff id m iddle C, m ixing u p pagesBS of ningly placed thee blamebl for the BOISI- - Idaho will•ill in crease deliver instiistrucnon, evaluate stu- arare still trying to bait Che leet music, combing his halair, train-wreck perfomormance on an inspection efforts for- a iK W e.xot- dent learniining and analyze their wiwilh piles of food, but havj;rbaS h issle eepat91 i S ^ cnitidzing d c latecomers in the auiludi- osteasibly confuseded conduaor.c ic m ite in response ' ithe pest’s instructionun in terms of student ncno success. Chicago Tribune12______encc.ICC. The tension was hilarioiious, Incidents of thishis kind made presence in Oregon. * performancinee. To survive, Cliemuhk: wv o u ld ------. becatjcause no one knew when or if Borge a top cabaretret performi er in T he New I’csi Adviso;isory Croup, “Federalal Title 2 legislation is hahave to succe.ssfully stalk ar and™ CHICAGO' - When Victor hemi: might finally play a chord, aiand Denm ark in th e 1930s. 19: But his which will oversee thushose efforts, calling for>r teacheri accountabili- snsmall game animals regu un' Bofge launchedled his career as a whathat it might sound like (usualially sharp political humor,hui aimed is made up of re])rescesentatives ty.’* said CollegeC of Education SlShe has no known hunting lg skills concert pianistist in D enm ark in discoiscordant). directly at Der Fuel'uehrer, eamed from the United.•d S ta te s D ean U irryry Harris. “National and arand Hefl said it would be vi virtual- 1926, he was notlot exactly destined “Why “W is my art funny?” Bororge him a placc on AAd d o lf H ille r’s D eparinieni of Agricidtiulture, Plant state goverrernments not nnly want lyly impossible for her to :o take tg become onene 'of the world’s askecked himself in a 1987 Tribui)une “most subversiveive list” well I'rotcction and Quarim-imtine, and to know whatwh a teacher knows dcdown a big game animal wi without most famoas prairatfall artists. intenterview. “Because I don’t mailake before the Nazilazis entered the National I’lant IJoarc■ard. and*is a b)le le td do, but also the asassistance. Yet because2 hihe could not resist funn ofo the music, I make funn of Denmark, on A prilU 9,1940. 9, The flat scarlet mitelite w as ini- impact a teachteti er has on K-12 stu- If Chemuhk has moved in mto tlie .sabotaging hiss oown stage perfor- thee peoplep who play the mus:isic, “In Denmark alrea[ready Uierc was tially delected in Orego:.-gon in 19‘J() dent learnlniln g ." mimountains to the west, Hef lift said mances with pranks,pn both physi* andid dieytl are just hilarious. a small party o f (NaziNazi) sympadiiz- on a|>ples, hut was niisitlisidentified. Represenientatives of the college itit is unlikely that wild wolf it packs verbal,al, Borge gleefully “Look “L( at a symphony concecert ers a couple of yearears before the It w as found again thie doned to earn Newport Nows (Va.) DallyJlly Press Cpi. Midi;dniel Williams signs in hohomes, but thc womann w ho^ Greenwich, Con:onn., hpjiie as the __skewewered mercilessly. No oione their ire? th e ttcwV packages, while anarrived ahead of us can’t; figuref family was gathering- ; for 'laughughed harder at a Borge cocon- “It’s nothing thatlat I was doing, Ni:Wl-ORTNli\VS,V;iVa.-*Twas Crenshaw,• eenters into his hand- ouout. how to work tiie call box b to Christmas. certrt thant musicians, for they s£saw it’s something I wasnBsn’t doing," he the week before Christristmas and held compiiputer tlie time they geget .security to lift the gateIte. We His death reiremoves from the thekeu* own failings comically manag- said. “I’m Jewish.ish. That was ______a 11 t h ronKh th e lanId cj. . U n ite d were c|eljv<^.•‘•red. Wiwait three minutes andd then wcyl^swge a1 uiunique merger of ._nifiedfied in his act..______— :— ^enougli, I think.------Parcel Service worke• k e rs w e re So he’s goigFtT(Ml(niookk^el)ing? CrC t'e n sh a w b o u n d s o u t of ol the liigh classical1 art,a Iqw physical Born Boi Borge Rosenbaum1 in “But, also, I woulould say in my going bananas. As well as•; drived safely and carry tn.truck to help her. lie’s way,y m ore comedy a n d unuinusually dexterous Copeiipenhagen on Jan. 3, 1909, tlietl performance, for for instance; UPS driver Kennyr CCrensliaw heavy boxes:es that weigh up to 150 popolite than I would have bibeen - wordplay. Forir although; others pipni;[inist acquired his know ledgeje of ‘Germany has ju.st;t signedsi a non* was stirring bin not shakensh by pounds? helie doesn’t roll his eyess even have tried toI fcfollow, in his dis- classiissical musicians early, haviiving aggression pact withsrith Denmarl^ - the daunting challengenge behind “The phydiysical part doesn’t on tinctly skewedd Ifootsteps, Borge studiudied music with his fatheher, so now the Germannans can sleep him - a truck filled fronrom floor to boilier.mele iit iill,’’ Crenshaw “ If you lose l.'l m in u te3S, s you >>ad no significficant rivals in a Bern!imhard Rosenbaum, a violininisi. quiedy, they don’tt haveh: to wojTy ceiling wilh packages■es. R id in g sa\s. “ I donon’t mind pushing and cannot cai make it up.” he says.,s. career ihai .span;:in;ied morc than 70 n ioKiugli u j die young m an iniend 0'^" personalityity (|uirks, musical Whenhen Borge lost Iiis placc in tlth e Ills arm.”’ gifts and screwew-loose sense of musi Christm as crmidi. I rece.ceived per- Ul’S hy 7:30:30 p.m. for tlio.se to be these iht packages. usic, he stopped playining, Were it not forr a aremarkable r/.,.i humor. W hcn he Wiis on stage, h e w alkt mission from com|>anyy headciuar-h' |>rocessed.”1.” He’s saying all thb; At'otherj stops, he doesn’i liked over to the conductoror’s stroke of luck, Borg'orge might not hic ini simply was playlaying himself, an podiu te rs to w itn ess a t’lirIiree-huur with a naturlu ral smile, a visiige he secure, sec su he jots down hi .dium, tumed the poor maran’s have escaped Denminmark with his . . ■ innately talentected musician terri- score hen life. But on the dayda; thc Nazis stretch of tbeir busiestest time of keeps theene n tire time. tials tia and the time he tri( ore a few pages back, thc fied of finally sitsitting down at the retunturned to the piano. The aucudi- invaded, he was performingpci in year. Only n sadomaslasDthistic “1 love ■ir my job,” Crenshaw make m;i the delivery on top o 'r * keyboard a nd playingpla a concert. enceice reacted with stunncn e d Stockliolm, a t w h idch i pointi he flftd idiot would jiick a 2G-dei•degree day says. ‘Tve! gigo tten attached to th c package pai and puts it back ii “ 'lie Rather thanin gelling to the silencence, then enormous wavess of to thc United StatesItes with S20 in I and out of people onn irijy route. They’ve truck. tru H e’ll make three del to Jtunp constantly in ar: elivery Beethoven or• BrahmsB at hand, lauglijgliter. • his pocket. a tru ck . Then again, I’m I’l nol as very nice; t>»t»i-e'he sescrvice at the church. Tuesiuesday a t th c funeral chapel.»l. “It’s a d m e to0 fcbe together,” says My True Lovi)e Gave To M e.- . • • 'J • by Hansen Mortiiar'"■■y R u p e rt Tuyen Lee, 2020, who lives in Chapel. Walton of Rupert, ser- Lavina La Patterson of Rupepert, Pembroke Pine:nes, Fla., with his 5 GoldenGo Rings - 4 Calling Birlirds - 3 French Hens ■ 2 TimrurtlcDoves.r^ vice at lit1 a.m. Wednesday at gravravcside servicc at 2 p.p.m. parents, who inimmigrated from . Calvary Bap;apiist .Church, 515 W. WedWednesday at the Rupipert Viemam. OF H e aaring i : Robert 'Bob’ S.I. DoneyI 27thst.inBiB urley. Cemiem etery. Friends m ay call fromfr Tlic Lees, whtvho are Buddhists, [ |f l Girr SHOSHONE - Robeji)e rt 'B ob’ S. Friends maymi call from 6-8 p.m. 6-88 p.m.p Tuesday ind one hht o u r have a fam ily diniinner on Christmas M Doncy,.72, of Shosh)shone, died TuesdayIt at Rasmussen Funeral befoefore the funeral on Day with theirr ccousins, who live ‘M Saturday evening. DecDec. 23, 2000, Home, 135050 E.: 16th St. in Burley, Wedi'ednesday at Hansen Mortuiaiary down the street.:it. It’s a rare oppor- J m Professionalal Hearing Aid SeiS e r v i c e s “ at his home in Twin Tw Falls. anJ 10-10:45:45 a.m. Wednesday at Rupeu p ert Chapel. tunity for thee wholev family-to BSiJa 260 Fall.sAvc.,'TwinIn Falls, ID I30I East 16“ Sir.Slr.,BurlcyJtl' come together, sincesi they all run II Klppci ll.l-S. 7 3 4 - 22900 • 678-7600[ 0 _ J r -

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M/[ a g ic V a l l ee y y AV e s t )1 District i|eromne School 'H o lidiay sch(LQOlspOD r t s f c o r iLcemso ' 3 m e I By Aaron Brock |)fferssparentinlg classes' Tlme»Hew« w r t t e r . building courage and self-f-' BURLEY - HoUdajay vacation ^Three six-w■week !cm J; in children, mutualII plans for th e fam ily wcw ere already J j^ io n s will >ect, effective communica-a- sot, but then G ary H a rrp e r discov- i l l b e S 3 slfiil-S why children misbe* e r^ his daughter, whotio plays bas- ^ e l d Wednen e s d a v s *J»vee andz how to redirect thatIt ' ketball for Raft Ri■liver High ' ■ - b e havior, a v resolving conflictsts School, had a game on:n D e c 21. TJmet-Nflwt» ■ peacef “We’re having to spsplit up as a ------^------T h[le e sessions will run fromm family," he said. “Panu t of us arc JJ t w i n f a l l s - Free Active Jan. 33 to Feb. 7 and Feb. 21 to:o staying home so she c a n go play l^arendng classesscs for parents in Marchc h 2 S . ball, and part of us are-e l e a v ^ ” *)(mn Fa!^ andI JeromeJc counties Theiie classes will be held atIt The game in questii be offered by th e Twiri Falls V e raa C. < O’Leary Junior Highj, appear on Harper’s ocopy of the iSiehooi D istrict:t andt the Idaho Schooool in the Little House;g schedule, so he was su rp rised fD^partment of Health and Far^>lily Center on the southeast when he saw an updad a te d list iWeUare. c o mier e i of Elizabeth Boulevard games. d a sse s will be held from and EEs a s tla n d Drive. “Originally, we were r e to ►^io 9 p.m. W edrednesdays for six No0 registrationi is required,j play that game the fir week of fi^cks. Three, six-weeksix sessions Intere:rested parents or soon-to-be^ January,” Raft River>r girls’ bas- be ffered. p a re•n n t ts c a n show up for the firstJJ ketball coach Dei Lee classes wiLwill cover a num- class,s. explained, noting thehe schedule of issues inclueluding parenting CalllU M a rg y Wray at 73S-7649g was changed duringg the 1999- i^wyles, p a re n tining g methods that to arrarra n g e fre e child carc or callII 2000 school year. r d there is a j ^ v e shovm to b e succcssful, dis- M a rdd a t Lanring at 733-6900 forJJ. Still, H a r ^ b e lie v e f^pline using nonlon-violent meth- moree infou n n atio n . problem here, not withth th e sched- uie confusion, but wiirith die role sports arc playing aiat the high — s^ool level, espedalldly over the | — (CSI TOIDAY—— holidays. “I have a concern asas a parent,” EI: Todau la y H o lididay Classic through said Harper, who is aa mi em ber of ird a y in Prescott, Ariz. "Campus officesCCS are dosed all the Cassia County Schchool Board. “Holidays should t >veek for Christmm asa break. >><= The Minico' HI,High School girls basketball taamtei warms up before a recentt famei afalnst Skyline High SchcSchool. Even over the Friday time." thietlcs Uke up a sut»tantlalI chchunk of time, snd some parentnts would like to tee coaches» sn< snd athletic direc- I . Tuesdisday " Sheam te rolling Through the Harper is a su p p o rtete ro fa tH e l. «*l"' ies, but he sees a p rooblem t when lomcalabacback games and practices overer the1 Chrlstmai season. : “Steamrollingng Through the d a y s,” 1, 2, 3, 7 and 8 p.m ., they become a top prioritypi for and the uatesta stayed with a 20- scale s back games and praradices years. Doggettt saisaid. ] Holidays," 7 a n d 8 p jn ., Faulkner Ikner Planetarium, students. game formalnat. over c the Christmas seasoion. But Minico Highgh School junior planetarium. C niiristians ri on Campus fy Jerry Doggett, theth Cassia In orderr tot( cram 20 games Into several s board members pomtedpc Clare Bodensteimeiner, a member of “Site Extractiiction” art show, "Violortorious Living" 12-siep pro- School District superiirintendent, a limited season,se: there must be a oul c lhat this could have acadverse the girls’ basketlketball team, said Herrett Center,:r, Jean B. King Sram,.n, 7 p jn .. Shields 102. ly agreed this is a n a re a oof concern. few gamess o o ver the holidays, said affects a on area teams. she has no probroblem with prac- Gallery (ihroughh JJanj . 27). Narcotics a f' Anonymous weekly m eetintin g , 7 p.m .. Desert 112. “There is some feieeling that Gary Huxsecsey, th e athletic clirec- If other schools arounind the tices and gamesnes over the holi- high school athletics5 isi taking a tor for Burlerley High Sdiool. s ta te arc practicing a n d piplaying days. • Wednesnesday disproportionate aiamount of “You neeteed the whole season to games, ^ then schools who10 take “I think it'si aboutab right,” she '’■“Steam rollingng Through the Saturday . time," Doggett said. play 20 gam'im es." he said. “As long that t time off could-fall btbehind. said. “If therere wv asn’t practice Holidays,” 1, 2 and 3 p.m., ' “Thirhe Explorers,” 2 p.m.,1., But, he added, athl«iletes gener- as die statete says: we’re allowed to Harper I agreed. over th e break,rc. thenth Fd be at the Faulkner Planetaritarium. Faulkr[kner Planeiarium. ally cany pretty goodl ggrade point p lay 20. then th most teams are “It can't be just Raftt Riveri (gym) anyway.’* ' S n a k e R iv e:r r iKennel Club “SteJteam rolling Through thele averages, so they can hhandle both going to pla}lay 20.” High I School that doesn’i’l prac- And, she saidaid. there Is still monthly meeting.lg, 7 p.m., Taylor Holid;idays,” 4, 7 and 8 p.m.,1., sports and academiclie require- Usually,^ athletics directors try tice,” t ho said. tim e for familyy activities,ac 256. F aulkrIkner Pliuieiarium. ments. not to scheihedule more than two So to really be an effefective “Out of thee wholew day. you The state allows girls•Is’ and boys’ games inany an week, Huxsey said. measure, r a ruling would have h; to only practice maylwma; two hours," ;■ Thuisiisday Sunday b a s k e tb a ll te a m s to t< play 20 If there wer^ere no games over the affectj the entire state.e. The shesaid. . games, not in d u d in g th e playoffs, holidays, thenth« teams would need Cassia ( School Board s s: a id it ------, “Steamrollingng Through the Magiag ic V alley Bible Church, 10 and almost all teamss tryi to play several three-gamethi weeks |o would v explore tliis optionn ; at the Tiwes-Ncws tfriftTti-ri Aamn Brock holidays,” 1, 2 and 3 p.m., a.m. tot< 1 p .m ., Shields 117 a n d that many contests. A few years m ake u p the difference. sta s te level...... can bc rmchcdt atat the Mini-Cassia tarium . 118. Paulkncr Planetari ago there was some tatalk*of limit- At its neetingm e last week, the But chan(;cs at th e s ta te level Bureau at 677-407-4042, ext. n o . or !. Golden Eagle women'swi basket- Chuil u r c h o f Christ, 10:30 a.m ., i ing the season to 18: £games, but Cassia Schc:hool Board discussed w v ill be opposed, and if annything j bv c-mail att abrock^magic-a Ijall team plays in tht e R oughrider E vergrrg re e n AOS. opposition to this plara n was stiff, askir>g areaca athletic directors to happens h it will take se:e v e ra l i'a//tnj.cnm.

J Peop'ple Stan: to3 rebuild mlonths afteisr fires p in e j uJNCnON.Colo. n (AP)- they’ve tl parked on their proiopeny. interior wallsi of o f her house. "1 3 |||p i —Half-buih.tt-houses,.burned-out ------Six-months-after-thls-rr-m oun------cried-when-I-thoithought-about the ------. cars and b la c k e n e d k itc h e n tainous ti neighborhood wasas rav- house not beingIng decoratL-d for ':Si :

Coldi - ______^ Continued fromom B l Idahoans Id are expected to re- also plans to wweath- getting harder and harder to sur- helped payr hiheating bills for more erize ei Jackson’s home. Insularating it vive, he s;ild. dtan 3.000 pe avera^:ir aidid of $198. This year, have h; set Jackson back aabout Gatan about S12S129 for heating R o b im -tteJ said s the agency Is 52,000. SI expenses t)us.i\intpvinttT. but he will ‘ : I expecting to serve at least 4,000 Margarito Cntan \snll also0 have still fei?l the bru:brum of the rate people, withh aida averaging $230. h hi is Twin Falls Imme w eathelerized hikes, he said. ney receives federal this tl /ear, thanks to the SSoulh What will he: dn d» if his heating Iloyee InspflcU ths 100 kilowattatto of photovolUIc panals liningng thet company's Berkeley, Callall(„hctory The asenc AiPowertlght employi ' money thr'hrough the Idaho Central C Communltv .Ac\ ctio n bills kc-H-’p rising?;? ^oof on Monday, Dec- s low- Galindo G translating forr h i m , ------Califor)mia consiciders altem;native ene income hear•ating assistance pro- Gatan G said that the higheiier gas Tinus-Xaiv stu/;rru/; icritcrjohn T. y ' ' gram. P«prices liave hjt liim hard thislis win- Ihiddy can lv nxiclixiJiLxI in Tti'in Falls >SAN FRANCIJCISCO (AP) - —— tives, such as paymentIt of part of In Idaho,), iabout SG million is ter. te ai 735-325^* or In-Iw c-inuil (Jf jliud- Altemative energ;;rgy sources are IJ tn>thegis prices sta} where the start-up costs, to getg compa- available,. At least 24,500 Gatan spent 574 onn h is duiUf^ci-ollty.i.t»iut>ni b eco m in g m o ree at ttr a c tiv e to .» nies and homeowne:iers to use CaM omians as thh ejey face an ener- hey are, this stuff took renewable resources=s, and ifs ^ crisis with soariiaring nattural ^ ^awhokhtbater' gaining momentum. r t is ------prices, tight suppliJplies of electrid- ' “Today, market pri>rices have ^ P „ d imminentt electridtye: rate - Ricli Fciguson,. been really high a ai n d th e se Contnijiiil fiorVomBl New I York Times bestsell dla to the book signing. black pants anand bhitk Snow ;e to increase the •eothermal like aJ-^ear;ar-oltl,” said Iconodast “ She loves Jam ie L ee CiCurtis” Clogs - the dandaiigliter of Tony ■’“We would lik e t( commerdal customers theyy kilowatt hour and^e amount of gene >lar power, owner Giiry:ry H unt. h f e .said. "She goes ‘Wa-wa-vi-wa-wa- Curtis an d Janeinet U-igh w.is .ible n e r a tio n fro m “ „,Sn»,ft be v required to cut back, averages 7 cents. Soh sources in the nsive, at 20 “I’m muduch more ccimfortable w ' a’ whenever we read h e rrone > of to bestow a per:personal touch on renewable resou e have been nearly threep however, is still expens state," said Marwaiwan Masri, man- , „ to 40 ccnts a kilow att hehoitf. with 4-year•ar*olds." Curtis said, h I e r books We especially lillike her everj'one who haiI had a biKik for heti \ pow er alerts since June, d^br of the Califclifornia Energy J Masri thii.ks the c o s ts w ill looking up0 ftfrom her book signing. book 1 about being adcdopted to sign. She letlet i Grandpas peck e Public Utilities Commission’s reneinewable energy . . eventually come dowwn signifi- So, liow Vd does one gel from a (•When ( I Was Little: A^ Four- hor on the e cheek whilq ’ mission on Thursday ^^gram. “But the“ i cost is high at ' camly, making altemalative ener- slasher/ihrhriller flick like Year-Old's Memoir of3f Her Grandmas snapptipi>eil pictures. Sho 3ved rate increases for cus- ’* gy costs consistently cocompetitive ‘Halloween’Jl’ — one of Curtis’ first Y o u th ’), When A dla g e tsts older told teen-age harharp player Sarah rs of two financially trou- Thanks to its pricjrice, natural ^ J • with natural gas. movies - totc w ritin g ch ild re n ’s it’s i going to bc really nice:e to sit Hess about the ehr harp her husband utilities - Pacific Gas and bad bucn the favoiivorite means of ^ “The one trend wek*e know is books? dc o w n with th at b o o k bed company one book sigsigner assurtid her. Drugs I when he was trjing tto buy bo a big retumm ’, George,Gee Jack crazo bigh domiuid, scantant reserves and “If theih gas prices stay where' expanding in the future.re. daughter whw ho is now IS and \vrit- ch c air to peppy m usic in tlieleback- - I p redicted it 110 10 years ago." ! ioaring wholesalee piprices. theyar*a re , th is stxiff looks a whole' “The economics arec ■changing, 'ingdoivnob:observations. groimd. G “I beiaune liis adviiviso rai She paused. . l^With electridtyty importsi slow-. lot belt'3tter,” said Rich Ferguson,. ’The price of n atu ral ga;^ has dou- I t ’s ta k eccn r prccedcncc over that t time.” “T h a t’s th e other oi bad thing ir% to a trickle, mmanagers a of the researdirch director of the Cenlerr bled in the last year,, wherev the movie makirking. Curtis wrote the childldrcn’’s about book signlignlngs. You really itate’s power gridrid" declared an- . for Energy Er Efficiency and1 pricc of wind and solarir is coming • “The movlOvies are about youth names n in one balloon, “Merry“f want to haveve another baby v p rt Thursday, askiisidng consumers, Rcncwaw a b le ’Technology, down," Smith said. “WtVc see It as and beauty,”y ," she said. Chrislmas C 2000" in anothcher bal- l>ecnuse you learIcam all these coot |o cut their usagege and warning ' Asia;itare program offers incen- a real promising sector.’r.” It's eametled her a place on the loon 1' and sketched a heart1 in the nam es you coulduld

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H i .e r e c o) m e s t:h e R €s a ie n rn iu m Cool heiadfcan be5 useliali :: Ayearaiafter the “■ w hen CO 1 winter ■ celebrati ChtcaoTrlbmw ...... Itions, the I _ _ _ 1 _ Automotiveve : Center in,Oak ' ffl Parlc.nL CHICAGO - The wai : true millillennium I rater pipes in winter, 1he said, cars should are crating. Car batntteries are have a lighta falling. The heat in yoi h te r weight of oil, approach p F four ap art- ' as 5W30 rath*ather than die staildard ches K m ent Is barely registeriiring on the ^ 10W30, bee thennometer. !>ecause heavier oil NEW YORK (/^ ' 'freoeseasieraer and makes it harder <(AP)-For calendar And we’re only in th efsfirstweek forcarenginej purists, it’s a1 one-in-a-thousandor of winter. in e s to tum over. ' • chance to get tl I?'" - 1 “The cleanc« m er your oil, the-bet- :t th in g s rig h t. For ’■ 111-- ■ ■ ■ ■ But the attack of the! frigidf de- ter chance yc d ties whose partiarties f lo p p ^ a year H I s your car will start,” ments does not liave to occuroc vnth- Rosi^olosaid ago, it’s a chancece forf rcdcmptioa uud. out a battle. In Chicasi Get ready - or noti - for the Real While mechanics^ tow-t :ago, landlords are . _ MUJenmura, as op /•tmck dn- required to> kekeep apartment'tem- ! opposed to the bois- ^ vers and plimibers respcponded to peratures ac : teroas but mathtithem adcally incor- - «™‘^r8encies as tem pe K least 68 degrees for : rcct celebrations p e r a tu r e s ...... m ost o f th ee diday and 63 degrees- ons that swept the' dropped below freczining across overnight, f globe when the: YtYear 2000 anived. p a n s of the U nited Stat« ' The number wi stes, some Apartmentent temperaturw in was n icc and neat. of them took a breaki ito offcr other munidp - But u n d er th e W m icipalities may differ, thc widely used advicc on how to avoid hhaving to depending ©n ti Gregorian calend:ndar, whidi staned call them this winter. on town ordinances, ; with the year 1, ( “Ihlstssomec n ething die dQr a k e s 1, only 1.999 years Cheryl Bailey, ctKwnerer of AAA very eeriousi ■J had elapsed sincenee thc stan of the I S ils Jl Archer Heating & Se> 'Usly,” said Kriiten 'iiW f ■ A fi r T H n s ewers in Lobbins^iiban ' first millennium.n. 1 Thc third millcn- ' Chicago, said water p banban, spokeswonarf pipes in for the Chica*icago Department of : nium doesn’t begiicgin until this com- W /lk homes whose basementsts are not Building;^ who : ing New Year’s E vho noted the deian- s Eve gives way to so insulated as other rotooms arc xmu re^xnded ; Jan. 1,2001. ded to more dum 1 5 ^ vulnerable to freezing, heat-rdattdcom ; F o r m ost o f thc tl world, the “We haven’t had this cold complaints last year,' Idmafew Also, pets5 mustmi be cared for a ' evening wil] be2 morem or less rou- H IH J W so people are forgettingfo little more delicatelydeli during the f tine with few ext,ex trao rd in ary fcs- what to do,” ^iley said,1. “We’ve' hanhcold. ■ tivities. But AmcimericJi’s official Cofvtt twen nmning aimind all d a y W atkins ofEnltJ, Oklahoma, offlxiifflxes tubes that will holif explos iw today, Kelle Spodei)den, animal control ; tim e k e e p e r, the th< U.S. Naval come li lMl™charssjforD«nY«t’,nrii» rum g people's busted pipes.’ le In th o year 2 0 0 1 . The Realonnlu reworta celebration to wei- *•” w arden a t DOuPagc u t County (111.) ; Observatory, wilwill hold a first- inlum will be celebratod In Donvscr- 31. >rleans. for the govemm.im ent's big idea for cele- \ ike sure houses with fla ' vatory’s officia] Jiist. example, a New Year’s : flaps to block ~^he listoriari. "We get Las V s Eve cruise bratingthemJ new age. you 5 d’on’t have problemsIS, she wind, along wit the occasional letter s Vegas is also deiermined to0 on the steamboat Natch said. w ith plenty of bbd- tter o r e-mail con- redoem Chez w £ be Thc domne e opened last Dcc. 31 ding, Spoden sai ; gratuiating us foi cm itself after bombing onn SNO. down froni last yeai Cars also became suscepti said. Owners wh ^ for setting thc . nationanal television last year. The -arsS200. with a partyrty atlended by Queen t pableto dogs vennire out only occasiorally : rocord strai^t." d ty mai e In Philadelphia, pany^y planners Elizabeth II the harsh cold, but a quiuick oU still need to wo lu d e new s iliai niglit not forr were able to dodge the II. Since then, it has change c could be a big help w o rry about pfiws " The obser\'atory’sry s p arty will be festiviti le "real mil- stru g g led t dp, said freezing quicklickly in the ice and ■ relatively sedate /Ities, but for a young man1 lennium” debate and fin to attr.ict visitors, Dominic t Rosignolo, manaj te - n o alcohol fallingt< ind another rccjuired infinfusions of cash and is lag er o f . snow, she s a id r allowed. Thc mood i B to Ws death after dimbing a1 reason to cdebrate. xl may be differ- powerrpole. p set to d o se2 aftera liiis New Year’s ^ : ent in Las Vegasas and; Denver. Stung T he year 2001 is the undisputedu Eve. - : w here civic leaders ing by criticism; Las Vegas; 100th binhday of Phila ers vow to make intends ; lad elp h ia’s To add to0 oa sense of antidimax, ■ amends for egre^ou Js to e-vplode 5500,000 wonhI City Hail; tiiere will l>e . ;iously unsuccess- of fireweworks in 10 minutes this e a ' ^ d e . London canc«ncelcd this year’s New ful celebrations a yea i fireworks and a tributc.ti year ago. New Ye*k'ear’s Eve over the Strip. The Mo th e 695- Year’s Eve finfuT^-orks show bccause "This is the real:al mi illennium ,” police f ■ room edifice - the natioron’s largest of fears th' PSI WAS e force is preparing for a the subway system STE SYSTE ; said Denver Slayoi S municipal building. The yor Wellington crowd c le 650 cou- couldn’t hand!ndle th e crowds. ; Webb. “Everybody J of 500.000. double last pies who w-ed in a rnillerm ody else got it year’s, nniumcere- For the ChathamCh Islands, the • wrong, and we've got' mony are invited back f( sot It right." In Los for a first- first inhabitedted land to witness the Denver officials wi />s Angeles, ridiculed for its anniversary toast. ; w ere red-faced fizzled S(M m illion bash a year ago. New Year, frx ena aed miUennid cde- PSI Wastee Systems wil last year after extcntensive security dty offic Elsewhere, little or no commo- brations are a i III be ; m easures, im posed fficials also promised to do’ tion is expected at places t ! a tiling of thc past. sed becausc of better m s that drew “We blewV ouro budget last year . ; previous post-Super ' n e x t tim e - in Y3K. Five throngs of visitors a year a dosed Moonday, Decem per Bowl riots, New YeaI'ear's Eve events last year rago to see and walkedd away with a huge m ber ; ; resulted in a near-eir-empty down- drew an ■ various “first” sis u n rise s. headache,” sai . town. One local TV m estim ated 18,700 people, Communilies in eastern M said Robin Preece. an 25"*, for a rv anchorman, even thohough 87.000 tickets were Mame, for organizer of: ti;the 2000 cdebrations Christmas. W e will : after showing spectectdcular fire- given awa exam ple, plan only mildestKt celebra- on the islands < iw-ay. tions. is cast of New Zealand. “But we iiad1 a 1lot of fun.” resume! work one da]ay ___ iHillary-sseeks —behind-seheleduleon^ues e jd a y p ompetTfici o n a n ^ December ^ new dig< for rfoFDN"FGjob 26“', also wori>rking 5HINGT0N (AP) - Konner Clinton. Vice Presidentr Al/ Gore. viaory. Saturday,, December 3(3 0 ^ ______A tlanta1 NMayor Maynard Jackson House Minority Leaderr Ridiard1 "This thing X Q t S to challenge fund-raiser Gephardt and Senate W lg is not locked up,” j Democn extniordir Minority he said Saturd clinaire T erry McAuliffe to Leader Tom Daschle. He : irday in a tdephone Now York Dally News, b eco m ec chairman of the i e also has interview. “WeiVe ixJieve we have a the suppon of Energy SeSecjetary chance to win ti We will I ------D em ocratratic N ational Committee, n tiiis." also be closeiled Bm Wchardson, Labor SeSecretary McAuliffe’s . -, WASHINGTON - H illa ry , J “* “son " fiad been approached i ’s campaign is being Alexis Herman, former HousingF directed by o Januaiy 1“ :• Rodham Clinton’ss h u n t fo r a i '’5' ;ral black leaders, indud- I ’ outgoing national “ for New Yeasars, Secrem ry Henry Cisne_£os,LS, I)etTOU— ch a irm a n - Jo^ toivn-homc'is- ""S Kcp.). Maxino-Waters,-D-CiUif.,'i M ayor D ennis A'rclier ani Joe-Andrew. The being driven by her de(icsireloposi. “ J Texas is not a protest cam- Convention. C iring of support for paig'n'l'Va the party bliblacks, who favored grand,” said a i—r- Jackson said. “This is a “I have broad suppon Saturday, i knowledgeable ■ * ;n to w in and to lead," e )rt from Gore over Geoieorge W. Bush by a January 6'^. W^ e every elem ent of the Demim ocratic margin of 9-to-l, source about ard, the first black mayor Party: H labor, business, cor >1, according to exit will be ba( Hillary’s dream S ||F lta. said the Democrats ti onserva- polls. Tlie Natiational Association ick on schedu!lule tive, liberal, every eth^.hnicity for the Advance iiouse. Clinton H F / e able to take back the involved.” ir McAuliffe said ncem ent of Colored nd. We People spentt SS9 million to get Monday, Jieeds such'a [SBj ouse in 2004 witliout win- need ni to be one organized pi January Sth.h . • base to help f'j” KSorne party to blacks to the poltoUs. Tie southern states. He deal di with the Republicans 'transform her vould b e a strong organiz- w ns and I If he wins.s, McAuliffe has - w ant to bring a lot of e x dItement. tt pledged to nan Ifrom freshman \B iie 2002 an d 2004 cam - . unity ui and purpose to tliis ame blacks to top ^senator to ^ is party party positionsIS and to hold hear- and build on the successeses that ings on wheth« Iiank You, Ipowerbroker in liffe cjuickly landed the wwe iiad in this election.” ther black voters :th e mode of tho e n d o rse mments i of 'President were disenfnindnchi.scd on Election Jackson said he had ho]lopes of Day. . ;late Pamela Hilla^illafy Clinton P S I W ^Ste Systems •Ilarrim an, who ______^ ■provided a havon!n fo r th e :D e m o c ra ts d u rin g tli lo n g l i l l iReagan-Bash exile frommt the W hite :HoiLse. * Clinton, the source' .siiys,.s;i knows jh e needs a house that'lat can func- ^on simultaneously ass a residence » n d home office for her an intellectual salon for herhe party's brainy stalwarts. i f l BbcKIb Kukalil LdIs Bragg B ’ i 1 O ne .source said Clintointon intends m j8ann6ll8jeiwes TWIgSchime i/ld Watson I ______*0 be ‘ the hostesss w with the A JO' Inostest.” WESTEHRA > Brawlsy Really iCanyonsiilo Realty Irarin Really ; If tlie first-lady’s grancand sclieme iTAA/As Sale iglc Valloy - ^ ------P g ------jucceeds, Clinton will onhL'nhanceher GMAC------Really ' — ----- fia n c e s of being a top DDe em ocratic p resid en tial or vice pre*)residential I P I prospect in 2004. - “ It’s a Jotally new moc th e ' ource said, a "Pamelaa H arrim an or th e new century ... tl th e iiiga ole she wants to fill.” Ilarrim an, tim wife and lover a string of famous men TieTimesNkm sn ra n g in g — ' Online— —^ — from Winston Churchil R a n d o lp h , to W. j • Browse c l Jlarrim an, died in 1997 g i jjigg current real e sta te listiistings in Ihe M agic Valliilley. ; “After (Ronald) Reagan wonV (tiie * Customizeize your search by prici Ijresidency), siie just set ou rice, location, number ofo bedrooms, age rangange, out to ere- size range ate tlie new power centerr fofor out-of- ge, near schools, agenlent or real estate firm,, i e t c . power Democrats,” Sollyilly Bedell • View full-cI-color.photos and com 3nuth, a Pamela Harriman )mplete text descriptionms about each listing, ian biogra- B E ^ SSS • Get up-to-io-date Information aboi 3- flher. said. 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It. just the float houj souls Jpharlton takes,es a break from her . mak use bumping propertyty and must pay personal akes you think each dayjr o f against the dock.” just to see if we can do ' desk and looks)ks out the window. what ,, __ , ...... pro p e rtyty ! ta x . . 0 it," Cory • ^ An Idaho De iat you’re doing.” English says. “Parr of i D epartm ent of Lands ‘o a k j.f.L o w d o u d s iscuiscud ov er the snowy H i Only a handful oif f hard y north- C ory Hr f it was to count in 19dO revealed1 J-71 float , H ie peaceful beauty of life: o01 n em Idaho souls liv e 1 E nglish and her husband, cut back and live more si •do ' mountains that(lat ring Lake Pend a wir eon the water Dan,.are5 simply.” homes on nortiorthem Idaho lakes *' « m e r lake generally makesi uUJ p year-round, e spending their first win- Float home life is a shi tof ducks bobs by. fortl ter in the d ieer plea- a n d rivers.Of Of those. 61 were on ’oiJd r the antifreeze dumped inn Jieir float home, a refur- sure in the summer. F fu d i . d „ , Th«54-year^ir-old legal consul- the c into Deep enough to3 remain: ice- bished bc Few stay Lake Coeurir d’Alene,d in places e d rain after every shower t< boat shed. Cory English through the year. Other 3m home. keep rto free, Scenic Bay holdIds most, if not drives to er bays in like Wolf Lodi-odge Bay and other Bard ep pipes open, the 40-minuti to Spokane four days a 'the area freeze, block! oil lio :H?”>ebonthithewater. trips lUte all. of them-five floloating house- week to w king boat bays; 28 wereere on Hidden Lake; ps to the post office lugginglg ia holds. > work as a physical thera- access. Or lake levels di rhe third winter 100-p p is t a t drop, like and 81 werecre on Lake Pend .. 0-pound propane tank down t t Deaconess Medical they do around Heybui p e n d in g in the two- slick > ■n a Owners say th e liftifestyle proba- Center. J um State Oreille. ± d o ck . •. Dan works in Coeur Park and Conklin Park. bet> P t h o mm e e sh e a nd her has- ‘ “ Si bly is cheaper p er mononth than liv- d ’A le n e j The total is ddropping: The state 'Storms are kind of fun/ e as Kootenai County's “Nobody lives ther Irt” '.jifeand moor in Pend Oreille’s Char n, ing on land. Becauluse space is clerk, ere year of Idaho hasas noti allowed new larlton says. “We can reaU>illy minimiied, heatin - -round," says Ron Hise, t ScenicBay. ■ rock. ing bills are The twow o ow n a roomy hom e in , the smte floating homes;ie s since 1978. Jc. It’s even knocked picturesires lower. But th e houses P ^k ’s assistant manager, are uti; ‘^just feel reareal privileged. This off tl « s are consid- C o eu r d ’/ T. “It’d be S tate officiaicials protecting the ' th e w alls. We know w hen»en ered personal propej d’Alene. But they opted k in d of neat if you (lidn’t em* f,n |s ju s t a specia]d a l waj^ of living,” thing;ngs go bump in the n i^t, it’s >erty, so own- forachanundi^tt^gyerafcywhiiMjtOTn r e e IM " ‘(oonoxidepoisDnii;>ning. ^ potsnlialiy Mhai cqnoiinirtfo ^ * F or em erRencyicy room physidan ’^^Hobert Baron,. w h o s e concerns ~ ihv. botit. f ° ‘1 Sbout carbon raomonoxide poison- L a ^ | r around houseuseboats had been H g B I d a h oy s ,A for six: ycyears, the deaths 5“ at Lake PoweU[ piproved too much q H | B ^ '••'to ignore. •D "When the D>ixeysim died, I said, F a s t eJS t ■*; .^Jdon’tcareifthishis is the only lake H k * lg . ..yi the world whe^here this is hap- BBjWp d- g;ot ot 1to Stop it,” said MM u V * .^laron, medicalII ddirector at the 9 S B ly vliP^®n C anyon Rexilecrerftion Area, In rs ^>...^ere the boys die‘Ued. ■ iseboets;" ■ ■ i t e r r d h 'u "The d eaths drovi n e t J rove Baron to con- ajdtaita u stfM d t duct a formal ststudy with the ,V^C'- n tf^ n d o M National Parkk Service and r* . b eo eathh a1 c t e d c " (National Insnstitute for ' Sld(ide view ______• ttflM backoftr «pccupadonaI Safeiafety and Health. . r ;r ' I "wt^ftaalrbiBStsgnanL J .^Recently releasedsed findings sug- ■ m m m 2 R ested a grow ing ] »g problem , espe- v : Caibonmoooxkxktelevste * loally am ong hous« niseboats using a ■ B bekxv the sten} ( jiwpularhuU desig»gn. with a rear flaQB p f i K = 3 foundtobeletfJthalwHhIn 1 ^ ^ ^ Exhaust for gasol isoline-powered .uBB g . seconds to m ininirtes.'wtth. •, ■ B it e y generators.>rs- | B H •o'^bonornear'Sr tho swim I Nine people havtav e died and 102 ’ P ; platfomi characticterized as X ivere sickened by c ly carbon monox- I ^ p w w M l life threatening.3. ✓ ^ ?de at Lake Powe "Accountss Starting; at $9.95I. oecade, according C#o»/> *»•»»«*• CWtto/«n(# p. San WAI Of the deaths, se seven Involved Prevendntion in Atlanta, in a preliminary step liouseboats w iih th«the rear ej^ust Natioi p tow ard a %r J donai statistics on boating5 possible recall FREE Imiternet So Siesign. acddentHits and fatalities compiled >ftware i “Ifs an attem pt a t cocooperation; I The potentiallylly fatal hazard by the5 IU 5 . Coas t Guard givo ltr.__ .------to-get-them to take-thihis-serious------jasn’t-been-limim ited'tp the tirinsi^s i ^ t into the scope of car- ly," said Randolph D ouhubt, a Coast \ FREEE- I }^rizona-Utah borderder. bon moinonoxide poisonings. The =Mail and1 Home P»ageie ] In August. 15 peo J Guard civilian engine*eer. “That V people w ere hos- agencyy isi planning to ^ e y 85> makes things a lot easii vitalized in Lakece Cumberland,< boat bui sier all the juilders about the problemI way around.” M p r e s s S Ky., for a b o u t a day da after being Sign-Up oor By Pho]one I cverconie by carbonx>n m onoxide on two rented housebojboats. J And, in J u n e, foujfour people died Web Filteering (Avjailable) —' (rom exposure to' thithe fumes from R H H ft h o u s e b o a t in M M; issouri. The lame month, carbcrbon monoxide ^ Thank you. Magic ValVaUey. for a great year! ^ e d a 61-year-oIdold woman who fras cleaning algae ^ >-* fRobert Jonas >3ejJn_a_hpuse;__ 9 ^ ^ ------R o b e r:-Meyers-» t - \ Lee Holstini ^tihTerines^. J o h n R o l I Exposure to carb< lobirts • Harvey Lamp« irbon monoxide ester • Mark E Jones |an cause headachaches, fatigue, Waynete Allen • Valli R obirts3 »orm ess of breath,th, ni ausea, dizzi- •e s s , B aron said .. C om plicating m IM Matters is that synsymptoms may JC 9H P ro m ^ ITHMdtaaM*fl.L I C all U s Tod disappear quicklyy aand drowned IMaFaUaU».B ^ iday for Mon i o n iwimmers are rarelTely tested for re Informatic ^ e poisonous gas, heh e s a id . ' o t i e n ^ 733-fVM04 4 3 , 5? 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_ _ F r e e f q - Aid.pcours in fcbrstudernts with dashed( hhopes^ e « Washington in 1995. in Thursday, students ft 3 Man promtuses ■ from the - class and scrajcrape to make end.s •ding to the students, th eir Bruce-Monroe class sai s a n d th e said they . meet. Now, she 4aid, she will g{, • „ • . were ecsta s fo rm e r static. to co llege md and wants to earn a 9 college tuitition to S T s “ T h is p rin c ip aal, l, the chil- a i IS so • d o cto rate "in1 elementary eli educa- 3-e told that e A M , a t o . said Tori tion. 3 students wl^ h o , a senior Among thele donorsd who liavt- g ra d u a te d h ea d e d'the llu Phoenix- at'cardoa D.C. public „ , . no Senior . come forw ard•d isi‘ John Rocca, 55. :hool. "It of Leesburg, \ I lost scholariships :hool, they r o u tia a tio’tio„a„dhad .. 155; g, Va., who awns a . would rec ives me company thatit installsir traffic si^*- I I The Waihlnglon P ort college sdiS o i : ^ - S o n n o u n m^theplmtsto ^ . )pe to go nals in Northethern Virginia. Hv , ,,. . . from the I , o n . I tholought I said he wouldd sendse 520,000 to the WASHINGTON - raisethem^motie)', s a i d ' w a s goinj - A Virgmia Mi-baseded Phoenix ~ ng to be College Accessess Program to help r e ^ estate in v esto r ppro^heH r Foundoti( ng. Now, cover the studen ra ^ the funds to pay Ition. The earlierttiDt dents'college costs, ■ythe coUcse same proi 'eryone’s . Rocca gradua d u a te d fr«im th e tuition costs'of moi lore th a n 40 marfA ,Lh»r ‘i^ fo u n d aation A XHtlltOUt coming forward. fo District’s ChanhambLTlain Career , Washington, D.C., pu public school SfelT"™ hope for Senior HighI School,Sc which has students who were w e re \n ^ o fl/lts in e s sss Si e ^ e m ly m n ,e promised kindergar J. • sin c e b e e n closed. d o ; He said he sdiolarship m o n ey froi 'arten, the % , , ora a founda. p aren ts an(and the for- Ifn t t/ld aid that wanted to makeike sure the stiidt-ntj. tion that h as sin ce fold' e recent- from Bnice-Mon:■lonroe wound up in Joseph E. Roben- ■ J ^ v w h o '^efamilies; ly learnet : ? ^ ? u S s , led th at coUege and mot n o:on the streets, i heads a group calleced Fight for ^ ______. her schol; I them from — ------Dlarship “Now they’ve’ve Rot an incentive ! Children, which provi mdesgranls lowincoir m o n e y was w no to go on and finishfin their schooj- for scholarships and o m e fam i- Id children's lies, learn, longer avavailable. ing.” Rocca said.sail “I just didn’i charities, said he wc rned recently that they she considered not goins would covcr aid not h! IS 10 col- . w an t to see iheir ihe dreams shai- whatever tuition cos have any scholarship lege. She said she did not v osts are not twantio tered if thcvy worked»v hard till paid by federal a n d loc Seorge Abel, who head- have to work while atte ocalg^uto ed the Pho’hoenix Foundation and tending these years,"' which the students arereenndcd. had annour “I hope it helps th(hera rcstore ,he )unced the plans to raise I? ***** '* _ ney, said earlier in I (' m - - . •'e'F what’s been a shatteiered dream December *• i er that the foundation j I’ ^ * . over the last couplele of days,” , ______Roben said. It of business several > 1 3 but that he never told i r indiiiduals S S h eies. s j Log cn to!.)... www.mQgfcvalIey.con f l K B B a W K o ha ve come Thc ColictUege Acccia Program is 1 I siudcn.s, A raising ng money to covcr stu- ; H Thellnies^^vs .i! X . College denis’ roonlom, board and books, ll Jnprefit Uiar y h e p ro g;ram’s ra address is 1029 I I money, has Vermont: Ave.A NW. Suite 500, fl Click on... nanonswi.h Washington,on,D.C2000S. I J.C mayors D.C schociooi officials said that of A num ber of o th e r i th e 63 s tu ddents e in that sixth p rade I uation was class, they h Amelia HawUnt, op, Nmlle mlddla, ani and organizations also ^ have identified 42 who • ^ H A R R IS C; 0 N [ jnd AimtaKjmpS.,, bottom, article in D forward to help the st i D.C. public sdiool s\'s- !| pick up free food llnecli»duptollM |»>n«tb»stUiL ukes Mission of Mercy ngton Post. They v Tlmrmay In Buffalo N. group called the D.C ~i were trying Tliursday j tD»MITSUBI« >N.V.Tli»clmrcliU8li|n(ort(it m ore thaaSOOO bags o f fre e Access Program, a nonmors, they mgh, deteetermine whether there J IISHI ji food to Ute needy. provides scholarship ■ n“ th«nide addltic.ional students in D.C. 1 been coordinating donafrom Bruce. public chantin e r schools. jl. nner and visit onlinline... y| assistance from th e D.('Sohoolm As offers.rs of aiMstance flooded ofHce. Thrill-seleekers “ The students’ situi d e s c rib e d in a n ai JULES jam then:me W ednesday’s W ashing Now high school seni FOR[ F in e were members of thebest s healtlhcare for parks in;12000• class that graduated fr< ly often _ Monroe Elementary■es { a good! dose of c rotating ban ORLANDO. Florla. (AP) - A record 175 million>n people] siood in line for ride;des at Norih I America’s top 50 themelh< parks, a trade magazine hasIS rreported. Attendance wass upu 3 perccnt, iding the b ------mat(;hing.Iast-yeai earis-increase,— y o u r famil according, to Ai m u se m e n t Business. requir( Florida and Califiliforsia parks, . confidence which cater to « tourists, dominatedte d th e to p 10 spots with D isney' psparks occupy- ■ -- '• -■ • i : mg the first five,, ththe magaztoe said. ; For the fourth yyei e a r in a I p l ^ the Magic Kingdo:dom at Walt ^ H |H Disney World in O•rlando rla was the most visited parkirk in North ------America, with approproximately.15— million visitors, upip 1.3 percent from lastyear. Woridwide, th e paipark was only outdistanced b bj y T okyo . Disneyland, the ww ticcauH- th e y ihfijilvc been providi Jt Minl-Cassla w ith to p qu: Valley M emorio ria l qualit)’ believe In trcaiir s T Sow n. • ■ : H o s p i^ l, a n dd alsoa important than family. That ; Hemp Healtllith ■ thcarc to just anyone. 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As Benjam:o f his pithy max- aptly p u t it, in one! oforganized, then A ims: **lf a m an be/ mor ore organized M th a t m an b e a lo tom m do not be as m V' than the man whom^manlwastalk- '■ organized as th e 1 this i maxim.'* O r ■ ing about earlier, in tb ; words to that effea.to ruld Mo. 1 fo r f t Which brings us to . ■ getting organ^ d : sspaperwork. ^ Z — — — r - ' ■''‘i;;: ean by “excess ^ t e W hat do we«meai5 mean “paper* p a p e r w o r k ? ” W e•e ra to go into th e work.” If you were t W corporate execu- office of an y m ajo r arrested.coi So just tive, you would be ikean my word for J______take: Top executives ever let paper- f l M nei>eork sit’around. I hey take action. or exaraple, hen a Microsoh ^ B r waployee het places a I > ocument on the (]inioer docuesk of Bill Gates, ill immediately / H u m o r lasts it with a I JIT amethrower. md not be scjorryyou di(id) H : DawBaiy nranted, - this ncreases i or n cdesk replace- Microsoft’s costs form (if( ihe employ- m ent, n o t (o m ention (i r) medical care. I Eat something beforere dinner.d StOfV bV • , ee is a slow runner)i of r time. He, like I “If you’re going some But it saves BUI tons of xecutives, has * where food is servec all successful exec Steve ■work ofcen con* something light before learned that paperwo: 1 are huge time- • s such a s fruit slices o r some vi Crump tains words, which ar b bles,” said Amy Chapman, a wasters. U a nutri- I orporate honchos ti tion and d iet e x p e rt at That’s v * y busy corpi ^executive sum- T Texas , A&M- i— I prefer to look at "exi tain few, if any, t University.' “It’s i , roaries,” which contaii Jsiness merger in aalways a good idea to J I words. The largest busin I Just so you kno\ illion acquisition amunch on fruits and ______1 . history - the $160 billicVmerica Online--^----- ’------~ " v ; »'A '3'l/2^une«”i«rvlni I _:-of-T im e Wamer by Am< veg^es b efore y o u Wt both;boards of ' Ube cheese and the • „roast»d turksy has 115 calor1< i ' was approved by bot 0 3 1/2-ouncs piece of roast a crttpn W li s•..Yl>a*n•^^oat...... !, r directors based s^dutingafro&'.‘” I’i ' SarK meat wiOf, sJiTn as 2 21'« , draw ^pfad^eatinj3e as effidwi't as lies: a 3 i/2-ounce plecc of rkroast- • So if you w a n t to be e as habit of dis- cd dark m eat without skinI has h 187 calories. the “big boys,” makeY lettera or docu* ■ Taste everything • A pl«c« of appie pis (tna carding, unread, anyvith lc a red-flag ment that starts witl - but cat mindful- ormefghUi or of a ple) has 347 calo-cc or phrase, such . ly. “Forget about ries: ric a piece of blueberry ple has h “time-waster” word e,”or or “Search as “Dear,” or ‘‘The,” banning certain 387 3^ calories: a piece of chenylyple | «ai. tuis 418 calories. W arrant.” foods, or they’ll come locuments that • On^hatf eup of msthod popota- But w h at a b o u t doci back and haunt you - ht-need-laier?- ^theyTl be all you think‘s -toe* has l l i calorles...... you-think-you-might- • On»fiatf cup of itufflng h hem organized? „]about,” said H eather ( has - How do you keep thena en t system for ci 19& calories; ono^alf cup of cocom- If you do stuffiff Jyourself, take . Shaw, a registered rve devised an effideri3ve them to my j : bread stuffing has 175 calories.!S. • a h ik e .'“It’ss notn just good . H I dietitian at Magic ■ H it's Christmutm a s: ' such documents: I givemt, Judi Smith, y, -So«tw:L: Lea . • exerdse,” Shawhaw said. “It will . " Valley ’ Regional You’re allowied ed to Research Department,sticky note that ' Jacobson,eHow,c< m ake you feel»1 1better after a Medical Center in overindulge todstoday. ‘ with a little yellow sde^ASE MAKE 5^ . heavy meal.” says “JUDI - PLEA TwinFalls. “ Ju st becausce yiyou' I leave out the take-s off doesi FILE.” (Nodce that 11< loesn’t fa.” This saves meat;an you've lost the battle,"’ Pa Paul unnecessary word “a.’documwt into a Savo(or. “Don’t blindly eat Size up the dessertde: bar. “If Keni A Go easy on the schna nnedy. assistant vicc presidesident time!) Ju d i p u ts d ie docder, and puts it ^ W y o ur favorite foods - cat you love pecanan |pie, go for it," and j “Alcohol contributes si d national director of fitness:a pro-pi folder, labels the foldern alphabetical n slowly, and take time Shaw said. “ButBut then skip the gran into a file drawer in a calories per gram, but e 6 imming for Bally Total fitntitness Is is the heart of _ 1 ppreciate the flavor,” brownies.” told order. T hen - a n d this is tially no other nutriei them d healthAtoZ, an online heallealth ever looks at it .. to apiwsaid. magj my system - nobody eVi said Jim M eyer, nutri igazine. “Weight managementlent is rients,” shaw: again. a lifeifelong endeavor." our second rtlle specialist for the Univeitritio n Skip the seconconds. Load up ‘ Which brings iis to om of Missouri Cooperative Exter liversity tables first At typical your plate thefile first tim e, and Service. “A 1 1/2-ounce glass o: Source: Heather Shashaw , : before reading ^ ten sio n Vegetalay meal, a healthy adult w hen your hosiiost asks if you MagiIgic Vailey Regional Mcdic;dical 2. I ^ t e a ll M uafl be whiskey has 120 calories; e® Jmes about 2,000 calo- iL ssotije 4 holiday w a n t m ore,, go gc watch the Centnter; Texas A&M Universitrsity; has 335 calories.” 7 n user receives ^ eggnog consunaccording to the federal • football game.e. • Univliversity of Missou The typical Internet u Better choices? A glass of s o u ri I )0 e-m ail mes* irtment of Agriculture, Coop an average of 17,000 « soda with a twist of lemon, ries, ac operative Extension Servicrvice; j s total, an aver- ■ of dub Departf a majority of liie calo- h ealtilthAtoZxom sages per year. Of this tc always keep a low-calorie be ctuaDy contains >n. And But if! sfrom vegetables and ., Passing up littiiittie things can — age of one message actu3n (It says: ogage in your hand to prevent y ! bever- ries come:an f cut the total number s a v e you bigg cci o lo rie s. P u t • Tin'imcS’News writer Sieve Cmn’nirrip useful informations em ail”). The meaning hosts from asking if - and more importantiy, gravy, butterT aond sugar at canb: be rcached at 735-3223. or u-ri “Disregard previous ei need som ething. ntw ell- fruit, you cai » u’rift’ 5, in v e stm e n t • ne g if you of calories jnificantiy.- the top of thatt list.lis fo hiniim at crump^^magict'alUy.i.'om.vm rest are pomo ods,ons i (“Make Big opportxmiQea A r moronstis A t Homel”), thefat-sign Money K ittensJiiginally v set In and jokes w ere oiigmn'Gutenberg. movable by Johann' This is tiot to say that can't help you get organi Pas tionis: istimes^ for sewsticeJ 9 Frend:hman tipps the sea:ales my next recohimendatiortype personal )r winter 5 3. Get a “palm" typ • A s wte e 1hunker dow n fo r a cold wii From th^‘ movies,s yoyou m ight think that * ’ organizing de n q e . g seems a particularly cow past eat! I have one, k n ittin g s w inter, all Frenchm en are Irnillank and scrawny. Ha! These m ings a re great!h e phone num* - H e re reare some new books to help get ...... Health notes into which I en te re d t h e : pastime. According to a reponport in Men’s Fitness __ ; ______now. This took SoinS- ...... m agazine, a 31*year-oir-old Frenchmaiuhas ■ bers of everybody I knov. all the phone • “Combmforts of Home: Simple Kni SEWTN'G , th e highest cholesterolerol level e%'er record- . 3-eening ‘ w ith FOBT was inI reducingret the i a year, during whichxurate, all thanks Accents”s” by Erika Knight (Martinga icidence of colorectal K nitted Barbara Gash ed: 1,620. The 450-pouix)und restau ran t man- p , :al cancer. numbm became inaccujrts of the tele- Co., 529.9!).95) is a compact volinne of 181 ;esearchers randomly dividt ngale & ager h as 71 percentt bodybo fat - nearly the vided 46,551 to the ceaseless efforts:ommlttee to ted projecjects for the n om e. T h e author len and women between the : 18 knit- sam e fat content as asdck.ofbulter.a si he ages of 50 • phone industry’s ConL New Mutant design cc consultant, and she has hpu o r is a nd 80 into three groups,)s. One was ; S Assign Everybody A Ni X a chic collection o f sim ple pill Moiiths.ButI together a p u lled istructed to have FOBT anntinnually. The 11 A rea Cod^ E very Six svlceM( for sched- throw s,, bathbt accessories and more. C A Stiff belt doesn’tn 't h e lp Z :d biennially. [• pillows, '------he following and gave me ^cond was told to get tested b still use my “Palm " devicU an imixirtant photos andar step-by*step directions I Speaking of healthth andi fimess: Just in Peoeople in the third, considerecered the con- i 5, Qear Mich., wrote tiieTint It: "A s I w as sitting dne u lin ^ Say I ne e d to call1 ai10:45 a.m. I you throujough each p roject, a n d swatcht tim e for all those workiorkers handling heavy trolol group, w ere left to decidccide on their ns tak e perm ission to priing on a sw eater for m y new business associate alI Pilot 1< with m e s titc h altiiltematives are presented. G aj holiday packages, hewlew research suggests . oisnNTi w hether to have any screerreening done. • tches of m om ing, k n i t5 ^m M arch), I realized what simply carry m y P almIWS Pi] it to 6 t eas* Inform aticition on color, texture, yams that back i^tsm delyiily used in industry to Peo:tople in the first tvs-o groupsps submitteds , 1. Good grandbaby (duedt 1 os I created each stitch. -th e compact dze allowsandatexactly < design Isisl included, too. The book isa' n' prevent lifting inju;ijuries don’t work, stocool samples that were inspiispected for I ms and a q u iet joy I feltI think about how women, ' ily in my underpants-ani‘ns, because I able at stores,st or call 800-426-3I26 i . according to d NatioItional I n s titu te fo r blooood th at m ight have been shedshe< b.\ large | avail* T h is led m e totimes t to the present, have 10:45, nothing happens,?erwoA that time. Theie Web ’ address is IS Qf Ocqipational Safety/ andan Health report in polj)lyps or cancerous cells. PeoplePec with threw away the paper 26 any* from primitivenselves ti through thc art of le.albrm . This ' http-7Avv'wwwjnartingale-pub.com/ .j( th e J o u rn a l of the-'Ai^'A m erican M ed ical, susp irged but not explains how to set the.i expressed tiiemsearlier times, needlework ae, because in • “ lOilttidttlng on tbe Go,” a series of a ;jj . A ssodation. ' > . ; reqiiquired to undergo furtheither exams. needlework. Invoice e in a mide-dominated savM me valuable time,tant business books frontim Vogue K nitting, h as added indlduding colonoscopy. fact I have n o Im p o rtan if small gave women a roughtvc women joy in happy m o re titleties: “Bags and Backpacks,” : A simple blood testB S t; In th e next 18 years, th ere:re wore ' 417 associates. ied two society. It has bro» in sad tim es. > it important, ‘'Baby BlaJlonkets.” These contain 20 qi :w cases of coIorectal*canc in the bien- organizatiohalhileis: ) quick .1 , for one, amleedle, I be it hand-knitting,g, native to m o re in v ^dve v e steps in detecting bllty...... books feaieatu n n g gloves, scarves, plUc al screening group and 50717 inir the con­ revious the w t of the neic ro s s ^ tit^ quiltirig, sewinglg possible colon cancer,:er, re search ers have • - 4. D e l^ tk lesponsibllt;this? I mean, socks, hatsats and baby k n its. They are *i< ol group. T h e research ers ci ' W hat d o I th e a n by thi )lllow8j’ crochet, tatting,. crI sure I shore this feel*il* founded. 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Box0x546, Tivin Falls, ID 83303, or ddidiiwio J o d y ’ s ccleaning . syststem m ight e r t Benedicts FamilyFa Mcdical Center, endanger he To register,r, ccall 324-1301. ouro^of J3277iWSt W. ,! y o Dallas Moming N< ______e v e ry m onth in scientific jour* protein in response to a nals, nevlew evidence appears. And o r foreign substance. Thi^ p S CMWWrth-h C lass NEW ORLEANSMS - H e a rt dis- h e a rt specialistssp are now begin- liiay not be damaging ththe aneries Preparedd cchildbirth classes will 5fase has an infamamous band of ning to0 add£ inflammation to the per sc, but is a sign1 thatt the be offereded from 7-9:30 p.m. jaccompliees - choic:olesterol, smok- list of cardiovascularcai villains, body’s inflam m atory mee iany of those said Dr.)r. Deepak Bhatt of the hean disease, the Harva:/ard scicn- Jerome. rheTh five-week series F o d a iCLE Ijroblem s, yet havee a h e a n attack C levelanand Clinic. Bhatt present- tists clearly showed thatIt the high' mcludes a refresherre class on Jan. ^ n y w ay . (Half of thos NIC® h ose w ho suffer ed reseaiearch about infhmmation levels of C-reactiveJ p r o te in 10 and ;t cesai!sarean class on Jan. 17. J e a n attacks have: nnt orm al dioles- last m ont)n th in New Orleans during apjjeared years before2 ithe men The classe;ses are free for those ;Jerol levels, for instj^stance.) That's a meetinjin g of th e American H ean had hean attacks or strokokes. . who will bebu delivering at St. j4/hy many researchechers are f»cus- A sso ciatation. “I don’t thii.k it’s t^ g on a new culpritric - one gener- ju st a pmassing as fad,” he said. 5}Uy called “inflammaimadon.” One of of the first major studies D av id1 A. Blackmer, D.P.M. Inflammation, whiwhich is essen- pointingng ’ to inflammation 5ially tho mobilizaization of the appearetred in The New Ehgland R a i ^ l•^rW l rai^tad, D.P.M., 5fnmime system, is well-inten- Journalal of Medicine in 1997. ^oned. It is the bod Mjfh JOdy’s internal Scientis:ists from Brigham and R e c o n s t r u cC T i v E F o o t S uI rR G< E R Y ! g lean in g system. WitJWithout it, peo- Women’sl’s H ospital in Boston, p a n ajle couldn’t live. Sera cratch your fin- o f H a rvrvard ; Medical School, ♦ Ingrown Tt>eninails - Permanent Corretrrectlo n i j^ r , and ihe swollen,in, red skin is a re p o ntd e d that a molecule known S p n tliat inflammatioItion is protect- as C-reactactive protein appeared to ♦ Heel/Arch Pa’ain 3 h g you from microbe;ibes. predict theti risk of hean attacks ( ♦ Bunlon.s / Bon'»ne Spurs j; When this typee oc f re a c tio n and strok*okes in apparently healthy pummels (he inside :______» Hammertoe.s // Arthritic Feet______ide of arteries men. 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' [annually by plasticc surgeons.si Like other cbsmnetic e (aesthetic) to wish you< and yyours p iojfyMyortft’ I surgical operations,is. tih e overall risk of seriousIS ccom plications from M/or pngrKshre ! ______j liposuction are sm alllall...... rrMrtonrf; Goob ara lo nMniza ettei^>W ti>.bcSn^ averyhiealthy and d)ong« in mit sitB lo pro^ opfimdl ?• Performed: Lipnsn. dsafe £ d p^ionM exerto to fDoi^ !)sucrion may be used for comjn to u rin g any of the ity, QM exer^ lo moxintoOTengln i : Acoltraobnitit ' following areas: cheeleeks, jowls and neck; up p ere r arm s, breast or odfraixirtic^nSon ; chest areas, back, abtabdom en and waist; hips annd d buttocks; inner and Christitmas Holidday , , IiyX ifKTrA b rsqtrfrShprewtS ; . •k'- I r ^ j : ou ter thighs, innerr krknees, calves and ankle. 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-I - . NEW ORLEANS-The St.5l ILouis Rams • 5 5 will get a chance to defendid tht e ir Super Bl Bowl championship, after alL 5t. Louis ninnlnimine back They have Marshall Faulk —Sports^Illustrated I anci Marshall FsulkJlk runsr over defense to thathank - along ' ■ ■ New Orleans Sal columnistt R ick R eilly “ widitheChicagcago Bears. . 1 Saints comer- Moren N R F a u lk raan n th c M K . i ' back Alex Mofdeoltfen In the record books vto help put ■ S quarter of tlthe Rams' the Rams in1 theth playoffs, I k 26-21 win Sundainday., , T rivia ______! scoring three touchdownstc in Sl Louis’ 2&26-21 victory ■ QuEsno.\:‘ overov the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. The victory, combined widiith the Betus' How much did . id a 30>second 2323-20 upset of the Detroit LiorJ o n s on a 54- commercial cost I st for the first yayard field goal with two secseco n d s S u p er Bowl in 1967? 67? mfmeans tho Rams will returturn to New .-araaxrbdow O rleansM next week for the wild- CContinental ^ ; to th e Saints earlier this season, scored touch i ^BasketbaU Assodaiciation team is 2s uchdown No. ■ _ I -Uoner this week thfthan the Idaho 26 in Sunday's game, breakiniking Emmitt sgy I . tStampede. Smith’s NFL record of 25. FauLaulk also ran . I , -jS ta k in g out a 62-SI62- hairtime for a career-high 220 yards oni32carrics. 32 The St. Louis defense, wl Irad and riding thathat momentum _ij. w h ic h h a d lUowed 450 points in its first 1 until game’s end, Idaho’sIda p ro bas- st 15 games, yielded the Saints only 134 yar .ketball.team beat: La Crosse 111- yards in the * Irst three quaners and didn’t 1 B ;93 lale Saturdayia y n ig h t to ,0^, i’t give up a ;improvetoSO. ouchdown. l^ e only New Origans scoreire ov< er that - •; The Stampede5 areai the only . I ^rabeaten team not w iod came on an interceptiontl rcreturn. The lot just in the _ gair>aints added 135 more >‘ard ran d ■ .flve-team Nationald Conference,( and two TD s" ...... n the fourth quaner, it wasn’tsn’t enough. Kevin Caner :b u t in th e entire 10-te0-team league. u er and comcrback Todd Lyghight. ter with the Rams Icac How good was thc Rains’ defer leading 13-7, apparently Aailaron Brooks to Willie Jacksokson. Faulk’s ;The three-prongeIged attack of n . both Pro Bovowlers a year ago, returneddto ti hunwhcnhewassacki •Willie Burton, Boise The S aints (106) got over mnjdfield id just their 1999 f'onn. a icked by La’Roi Glover. thiihird TD made it 26-14, butut thct Saints ise State prod- onancc in the fim h^> to the Sl But Trent Green,B, who replaced him, . car ■uct R o b e rto Berg< Sl U i^ 48 Dre’Bly’s ame right back on a 22-yardird pass from srgersen and dth 17 seconds left before intern ’s interception on the Saint.'m s' promptly led the; R a m s on a 73-yard Bro Sharif Fajardo is a ■^m ^orL first series sets up Warner’s 13-yard TI brooks to Willie Jacksoa i a big reason In th e third quaner, th<^ got a s : TD drive capped by FaFaulk’s record-tying B why. Saturday night, as far as the pass to Faululk and gave St. Louis a 7-( But Faulk sealed the gamene w1 ith a 39- ht, Burton had slL ILouis 32, but only after Fred J 7-0 second TD, a 9-yardrd nm,i to make it 19- yan ,22 points, Fajard e d l V ^ c e ’s lead. That stoodstc until Darren Smith's 41 ard run after the Saints hadd takenta their irdo 20 and jdckickoff retu rn to m i^ eld . They w 41- 7. finanal time out. iB ergersen 19. AIm in ry were then yard intercepiption return tied iL It was 10 3 in double fig- pushluhed back to thc 45 and had to p 10- The Saints finallylly came alive in the A : ures were Brian Gre to punL 7 ot halftime, A few second later and 1.000 1.0 miles Green with 15 siSignificantly, Rams defens final quaner, twice:e cuttingc the lead to awavay, Bears kicker Paul Edinge points, R ahdy Livings ensive end Warner leftlfl th e game in the tliird quar inger got the ilgston w ith 14 iar- five points, once onn a 28-yard pass from Ranams back into the playoffs. ;and Joe Counney mtlwith,12. ______■•“■'Idaho plays atc SiouxSi Falls today. Fisfie^ ’s n o jYouth basketbal)all I G rin dh Fastt ladies‘S . j I coaches are necleeded Coa< fi a first-roundd \bye and homefield 1-) ach allows Cowboys a t T ltillailS advantage thnhrougli th e playoffs. IT I TWIN FALLS -■ AAdults that r rr Program goes be)eyond rules of tthe road (enjoy working with cl Today, 7 p.m, (ABC),0 The Cowbc•boys had to fly to 1 children-and I i t o Nashville on1 SundayS to play the The Associated Prew______are interested in teachingtei the . ans time to 1 Newbury Park, ' third Christmam as gam e on the road Ifundamentals of basklasketball and night off before tonight’ I Cahf., who had L It s game in francliise histor>'hi and only the UHTTELAMD, Ind. - \Vhen sound sportsmanship; with the Dallas Cowboys. I three seco;.d- lip are invited C fllO third Chrislmamas gam e played on a VN"as ""a! just 9, /Mlison Duncan fei to apply for voluntee oy holiday “To m e, it didn’t m a k e : I place finishes teer coaching ^ e sense to Monday night,ht. love lovi - with speed. posirions with the 1 h av e everybody at th e hot in th e \vomen’s e Twin Falls otel wish- Running back bai Emmitt Smith, /\n d it proved to l>e more tha P a r k s a n d R, o c la to d P rw ______ing they were at home, th< GT ‘series. R e c r e a tio n !5®A»!2£! Jien have who nut marrieTied in Apri! and ivill fleeting flee cnwh. The 22-year-old 1 D e p a r tm e n t’s Boy; the potential for some “Racing goes loys' Youth le of the spend most of the holiday nuay I’er ver from San Rafael. Calif., s B asketball Program. HVILLE. Tenn. - Jeff ]players leave to be wit: so deep in my, ah their from his neww \wife, wasn’t happy rem-emembers Iwing n \\ide<*yed T h e season begins-ii has made a career of Ifamilfes very early in thc g u ts , I c a n ’t is in Ja n u a iy . >■! „ with the schedicduling. Je tie girli who went with her fat! Coaches are needed 3 distractions. Playing on i ing when the kids get up,”),’ Fi.-iher “ j,'s kind 0 I ex'en describe las night isn’t any differ-. said. s I of a double-edged toh0 h e r first NASCAR race 13 ye ■ iL” grade at Oregon Trai sworci, you wcwould like to do it, ago.Igo. Fisher told his players t T h i r t e e n - and MiUer’s class a t; > to be at but ii^ain you>u want^ to be home," “r “1 ju s t loved it! The speed,I, ihc ( r n m t m e m ^ fifth g rad e for Gunnin( ;he man who guided the the i team, hotel by midmmorning hesjiid. year-old see Titans through four t eixdtement," x d she recalled. L>Tisey Tilton o f El Cajon, Calif.. Sawtooth; fourthS g r i today to stan pregame m&l e e ^ g s . Dallas (5-10;10) has little incen- Though Tl she thouglu "n tdng v It sta d iiu n s in four years A 34-20 victory Sunday ;was described the pass'assion as some- Lincoln Garrett/Stewa.vartdassaj ly by th e tiv e (.‘xcept to try to avoid its pretxretty mudi a dream." the dre. Iy re a c h th e S u p er Bowl IBaltimore Ravens mea ream thing that makes•s h.her get out of P e r r i n e J o h n so n‘Class c and kno^^ ians thc worst record siisince it went M5 in perspersisted. Wliile her father, B< vhen distractions can be Titans 1 (12-3) must bei Bob. bed before dawn1 on the moming Oregon Trail Sutton/Fa^ay clasps, avoidW. S< ■eat the 19S9. Al quailarterback will he nunlurtured the idea over the veaears, of a race. C a ll th e p ark s offic . So he gave his team the Cowboys C to dinch their firu ^ t AFC ffice at 736- . Hmcan's imde, Willi.im Shavv,.'.got ( “ 1 ju st get so e exc x c ite d 1 can]i 226S for more informac C entral Division title sinc«ice 1993, Pleasese see m « iS . Page D2 ^ nation. e r a fa k e license. .-\t 16. sish e .sleep." said Tilton,I, uwl h o lH!gan nic- _ leanlam ed to drive in a ciub for thchose ing mini motorcycliycles when she Idaho beats Mont)ntanaSt S i l l 8 a n d up, ^vas 4 and eventuallyally moved up to in DevifcIs have a DiiBcan drove in ttie inaiiguitural go kans, "I like thethe competitive- at the free-throw)iv line a lot topDrove 3/om en’s Global GT Series■s in nes.r can be. nibro to prove in the Aloha I I Todty'e Blu» g a wildsd season that saw them ■ I Page 05 foug]lUght to create more opportuiuni- in. ' ------w lth'16 points, M att GeiGerschefske stan three d e d ifferen t q uanerbacks I ------1 dIS e s for f women. At last month’si wwc orkshop, St. h a d 14 a n d ^ t h u e l FleiFletcher h a d and lose two wo conference games in ing with Bostorton C ollege, which St. S*- James’ annual Drivever James innted a sportpon.scaster who ■ ■ double’over- lost 62-28 to CoI( evelopment Program is a thre M ontaip S t’s final le, :olora}io last year in ree- told the racers howw a good inter­ I lead in th e tim e . T he ly workshop that addre.ssc game came midway thr th e Insight.com-In-BowL d a y ises \iew could open doorsiors to potcmtial ^ » « h t h & team ’s plane T he Eagles (€ •er>'thing from sponsorship 1 .first half,''although the (6-5) struggled at ever: ito sponsors. Healthh ai.da fitness ’ the Bobcats ^M Um li v also was the end of the se i\-er safetj-. nipped at; the Vandal season, losing their expens focused on nutrition,nut dais’ heels struck twice . final t^vM games,es, including a 52-6 Eighteen ^ig women and rwo me throughout. The final $i nen Drivers al.so leamm eied how men- II surge wos lig h tn in g p V jH routids ofat Miami.the hands panicJtid p a te d la.st month in the pn in the closing mini pro- tal awarenefis couldd m ean tht; dif- linutes as -Alohd BCBowl on a flight “My main conconcem is winning a gramam that boasts Sarah Fishc Montana St. cut a ] her ference between VictoryVii Lane “ • 3 -p o in t h o m e from U f l bowlagainst came a a( good amonlong iLs graduates. U n iv e rs ity o f Id ah o li and a second-place finifinish. I 0 le a d t o -2 BctonCoO, their A ^ona State fo’, more than doubled thdr Arixofta State quarterback Jeff I eirpoints. • - “It has betbeen the most unusual iTKronn good as y our la:last game. And I ea^cdj o th er on lap 74. looking for dri\*ca^ whowh posses.sed yder said Saturday as thnnra th e football durin£ practictlce In . know our guys1 wantw to come out Oanica Patrick, second thihis a “good race head." CoinplM^iitsffandwf State prepared for , Honolulu Hoi Friday. Arlxona State» {plays here on Mondayay and \vash awav Octoltober in the Formula Forc»rd She hopes her progrrogram. funded ______to d a y ’s, g an ame against Bonon Boston Boi Cotle£e Today In the AJcUQha" that bad taste." Festivstival five-kip in Brands Hatchch, in part by the Lyn■yn St. James College. T r iv ia A n s w e r : Bowl. But the team’sn’s prospects have Englaigland, also is a graduate of St.St Foundation, a nonpinprofit group T he Sun E \ Devils are trying to ^ dimmed with thcihe suspensions of Jamesn es’ program. dedicated to promotelote opportuni- Just $42,500. thirty The Christmas Day g rty-second avenge lostst year’s 23-3 loss to ^ game • rushing leaderir William^ Green ‘I adore ^ the intensity of it.t . i ties for women in m»otorspons,will oto spots now go for $2 milliollion. Wake Forest i marks Arizona State’s first n s t i n th e A loha Bowl. ■ PleasefseeAL0KA.'Page02 se e the ‘I passion, the challenge,'e," give those studentss th e knowhow s a idd Belinda1 Endress, 38. of 0 they need to succeed.d . D-2 TlmM4(fwt, Tirln,irifi FUI*. tdaho ' Monday, Deeembefiber25,2CK>0

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Donald Dri)river, made difficult catches of 1 BALTIMORE (AP) - G reen caught nine nil passes for H P H f 10 and 13 yards on a - The sideline pass toto W\ ord w as picked 48-yard dri' Baltimore Ravens’ de a career*bcst 78 yards and Irive that ended with" ^ lefense off by McAlisteister, who went the G re e n ru t earn ed a place in die NFL i rushed 27 tinlesss forI 74 yards T 3 running untouched ® L record distance to pIt ut thd; e R avens ahead through an i book and severely damageged the to stay. and two toiichdcidowns as the ' m enormous hole for a ” 3-yard TD c bumbling ,New York: J e t s ’ I t was 20-17 in Green Bay Packeckers beat the ) on Green Bay’s sec- , 7 in the third quarJ ond series.J. chances of landing a spott ini the t6r when Lewissfis returned1 a purit p lay o ff-b o u n ci Bucs Bt 17-14 in i playoffs. B ut D riv.iver dropped three- ^ 54 yards for a sscore. The Jet^ o vertim e Sunday.y. v i S S C hris M cA lister scorcd or passes aftei’ter that and neither on a 98- closed to 27-20’-20 before Lewiji Ryan Longwellill k1 ic k e d a 2 2 - ’j t e yard '' interception re team could«ld muster anything r return, ended any suspeispense w ith an 89- yard field goal witfvith 8:29 left in j'CT Jerm aine Lewis returnee until Green ed two yard return with'ith 5K)2 rem aining;''' overtime aftei:ter Martin en’s spinning 2-yard puntst for scores, and the R ru n m ade ii Ravens Baltimore’si TrentTi Dilfer (U-i G ram atica, wlio wonwoi a Pro Bowl ^ 'tf i it 14-0 in the third forced f£ six turnovers in a IS quarter. a 34-20 for-25, 99 yards)rds) left the ganifi berth over Longwigwell despite victory Sunday that left di(h e J e ts briefly in th e seco G reen’s tv second quaner vridi' inferior numbersers, was wide M g jtk ; tw o TD ru sh e s g av e nineed in g outside help to reacach die a w rist injury, but b ut re tu rn e d in did him 10 thisis season,s the most for p< rig h t on a 40-ynrdcirder with nine - postseason. th ird quarter afteraft< backup Tony a P ackers> rirunning back since seconds loft in regul:gulacion. New York (9-7), which1 wouldv Banks separatedIted his left shoul; T e rd e ll Mic The Packers (97))-7) closed th e ir \ tliddleton had 11 in h:have qualified with a win,I, ineed- der. 1978. injury-riddled seasonse? with a e(ed both Indianapoliss a n d D ow n 14-0,', t tli h e R a v e n s g ot Bill Schrot D ecem b er sweepp oof their NFC ro e d e r fu m b led a fte r PiP ittsb u rg h to lose later Sundnday in back in be the game when K a 17-yard cai ord er to g e t into th e playoffs C entral foes. But tluthey also need- catch on Green Bay’s or ffs. ' T estaverde lostst th ti: e ball on t h r ^ next poss( The playoff-bound Raven; ed losses by St.>t. L o u is a n d ssession and the ;ns (12- straight series.. AfterAf he fumbleld Buccaneers, 4) ended the regular season D etroit to wigglei into in the play- TS, w h o p u n te d th e 3n with aw ay a snap onn thth e Baltim ore 42, a seven-gam e winning streal - ' offs. The Lions ohlij fir s t n in e tiitimes they had the lak a nd D ilfer threw aI 7-yard 7-y touchdown ihliged, but not an NFL record for fewest p th e Rams. ball, convenerted a fourth-and-9 points pass to QadryIsmail I ^ to bring the allo w ed in a 16-game schei T a m p a Bay on their way'ay to a 38-yarder by ledule. Ravens to 14-7. a t B a ltim o re g av e u p 165 po P h ila d e lp h ia in a G ramatica. poinis, An intercierception t»y, w ijd -c a rd - T h e Bucs easily breaking the mark ofol 187 Baltimore’s Duaniuane S ta rk s led to, game next weekend.nd. S p H ICS offense finally P aw ak en ed1 out oi of a no-huddle by ^ th e 1986 Chicago Bears. a 42-yard fieldild goal by Matt Despite forcircing four ^ ^ Baltimore, which made a tta c k andI KKing completed six e only Stover, and Stark:arks^ second pick-, turnovers, thee wild-card L five first downs, can eam h straight paslasses covering 84 r:. home- off and a 64-yaj•yard return puf • B uccaneers (10-6)I failed fa to .stop ^ field advantage throu^out yards, includiuding an 18-yard TD lUt the Baltimore at ththe e N ew Y o rk 3. two strealedric season that, a teaneam scored a TD ' Vhen the Buccaneers' con three second-half scoriiring dri- Grecn,whol10 left th e g am e w ith WaWard caught eight passes foror 147 on its openinglg dd r iv e a g a in s t of minus-15, the si.xth-coldestsi.x i'itJi? ' yards. g am e in P a c k e rs’ hi Saturday with the ther- \ves to tie it, then s e t u p ? n ankle tn jujury r in o v ertim e, fin- Baltimore, The gam e’s key play occuiw r e d A fter M arcus Co th e second-coldest ihi :er at zero and snow ' {G ram atica for the 40-yl.yarde? ‘fed with 1,1751,1 yards rushing, [ i Coleman's inttf- near th e e n d of the first halff widi< ception, Testaverd e.xperienced. he threw several snow- th t at h e m issed. the fourth-besbest season in team 'e rd e th re w a 3S- die J e ts u p 14-12. Widi New VYork yard touchdowlown pass to. . balls at hi;his team m ates. Antonio Freeman wass i d e a c ii- • '" ‘“'y- aat t tthe Baltimore 8, Testavenerde’s Anderson. C raz^ F IN KSH Wat-tters’m:lay fly frrom Ha^iwks SEATTLEE (A P ) - M ik e = Upon furtirther Holmgren hasrasn’t inade it offidal = . Freeman bencheched y e t, b u t Ricln the field - w only other wide recreceiver on the in a Seahawks;s uniformu , h e ran 17 T T he l S eah aw k s’ top draft cho wearing towels arou loice ro ste r, m oved upp to No. 3. tim es for 67 yar/ards a n d one touch- was'as w aiting on the sidelinesss as The Milwauke waists and showor shoe on down, and caug ukee Journal- lught five pa.sses for WatMatters’ understudy, bbut Sentinel reported tl feel in sub freezing lemijmperatures- 47 yards. The J id that Freeman, c Seahawks lost to AlexJexander never got his opporonu- was almost an hour late to play ih e final thre*.tree seconds Buffalo 42-23, bi , but Watters turned— nity.ity. T h at wrill come next seasAtlanta Falcons ht rooms, but referee Johi: ohnny Grier I Jcnnsi^Istmas deadline on into the offseason feeling a 1 called them back and “ Aloha nd a replay . ^Sunday'day, scores from the three iMitterabout Iw: themselves. showed BledsoL- actu; ••tually h a d Sunday a«eiifternoon NFL games - 'Chris Chandler, starting j '1 Krohrohn, Snyder said. th re e touchdoivns. thrown an inconiplelion; s again on and tliree Carolina atoK Ociiland. Pittsburgh at »f'aftor a two-game exile t(to the defensivec bback D.J.'Sutton .0’^O’Brien said his defense caran’t “We have an oven seconds remained. verall feeling of , ' San Diego;o anda Minnesota at bench, be threw nvo toudidoivnm piiss- unspecifiedtl nrule violations. e»yeJve Sun D ev ils any breaks. wanting to send coac So Miami coach roach out a win- .ich D a v e inaianapollsDlls - ns well 05 the Oahu es, and M orten Andersen Idkicked With GreenI oiout of the lineup, “W“ W e ju s t h a v e to try to contatain ner,” he said. “This Waniisic-dt had to taki This is our last a k e off th e Bowl pairing•Ing the University of fivfive field goals Sunday asa; the Cedric Washin]lington figures to ^heire ir big p lay s, m ake them woi.fork gam e w ith liim andid thtl e rest o f die AFC Hast championshi] ship cap .he Georgia andjnd Virginia, were unavall- Falcons Fa defeated the Kansas^ City become tho foefocal point of the °"did rnot give them a shon field:ld,” c o a c h e s. I t’ll be an w o re a t hi*, new s conl ! an emotional o n fe re n c e . ablcatpros-ross time. Ch offense. Washishington has 676 ' heMiI said. gam e.” which had begiin. And Chiefs 29-13. ind p la y e rs R«tult*ffomom thoso gamo* will t>e ild the yards rushing ; The E ag le s’ defense is rankcked Snyder was fired : had to inrn off the sliowei The Atlanta defense hel( g and five touch- ed in his nint^ ' iwer faucet.s. prfniod InI Tuesday'sTu paper. . ‘ ChChiefs to 259 yards and sasacked downs despiteite missing two ;ht nationally against the pas-ass, seaso n with th e Sun Devils and When play resinnedL‘d with' the :------:------1 i-li givmlining u p 1 6 8 y ard s per gam-me. will.be replaced nex • ball at the New Engl Elvis Grbac four times, M arty next season by •*<)• litalinB lieIhe New O rle a n s S aints Ca:Carter sealed th e victory byy-blind- t Trying to slow ■ It th e d e f e n s e is ranked 1C107 former Boise StateIte coach DiA Michael Hishoj) rejilaced iw dovm th e Eagles * ;ed Bledsoe. 2(>-2I. f r siding sid G rbac on a blitz, ford ainst th e ru n . . K oetter. But his desperaiion pas; rcing a '^‘•1 be Sun De'Devils linebacker )ass fell far Detroit’s;’s besi chance came fui “It’s not a very good matchu(lup Snyder has remairnained positive short of ihe end zone an fumble that Darrick Vaiaughn Adam Archuleileta, the Pac-10 , “ nnd incom- when Allen:n Aldridge/ recovered a rec City 8 defensive player • us,” S n y d e r said. “We’re hot9t a a n d h as instructed1 his p layers hot plete. recovered at the Kansas C e r of th e year. The fumble hvy BI ears r u n n in g back wit sen io r has 119 t II good ru n n in g football teanam. to worry about himm or0 the coach- Finally, the Dolphin with 7:45 rem aining. 9 tackles this sea- f ’''"s ( 11-5) _ ,_Jaines.Alieiilen at thc-Chicago-lO ------...... — son, induding 86 e.haven!t-been-and-that'U ’s — es.------...... could-claiiii-th'e-AI'C-E 86 unassisted.-...... -hast-title ------w lth "2 ;2 2J'left. 'I« But the Bears ^0 On”dffens^A, A riz o n a S ta te - lere-they-seera-to■be•mo$^susus------“Arsoon nslrhappiappcned,Ttolfi. after trailing the entiretire second forced the I RedskIn^207Car(]inal^- ptible.” le Lions to settle for . ranked 20di in ththe nation in pass- £ them football is not played for , ' half before M are’s kick. LANDOVER, Md. - Too 3ne of A rizona S tate’s weapor '• Ja.son Haiisotison’s 2G-yard field go;d, o l a t e . in g -w ill stick wiwidi th e air attack ons coaches anyway,”” Si S n y d e r said . ' It was another clo.se losloss for th e which tied tl Way too late. dght e n d T o d d Heap, who ha J the game at 20 with ^ ^ . led by freshmanin quanerbackc Jeff 45^ has . “ FootbaU is playedd by p layers for Patriots (5-11). Nine of)f i:lheir set- l;5Gleft, The Washington RedsJsk in s catches for 617 yards anind players.” backs w ere by eight pointilints or less. showedsho ima&nadon, talent anda a r T > » If they lo s t'-a s appearc 6, Bengals 7 Sdegree of spirited j)lay worthy much of the game - dies kI i l l s playoff-caliber team Sunday.' 1 itans[S___ ^ still could have made thell.o,.l;lyorfs D ELPH IA - T h e beat bea up a bad team eariy and i wilh a loss or tie byliy filher Pliiladclplualia Eagles will b e r i^ it on to a- 20-3 victory over C.„Una.dta01 ‘Any kind of momentum fo Indianapolis or the NewNe Y o rk ' hen the playoffs begin, Arizona Ari Cardinals, althoughBh the Anthony Wristig h t, w ith T ro y .. for G eorge will havee a m uch easi^' thanks to thd in a positive dii'ection i Jets. heir superb turnaround win was Utde consolation fdr. ag Jgg. Aikman out becaecause o f h is sec- *[', is cr time since Dallialias has the at,” left tackle Brad Hopkin They didn’t need eitleillicrand !"•! « ™.ory5ry over the Cindnnad son Uiat began with a $100 mimillion 0 "'^ concussionn this t season and ‘^{5 ’. ins NFL’s worst rushirt;hing.defense, . d. “W inning the ball gamime giving up 165.2 yar« and can thank lincbacki roster and thoughts,of a Sis u p e r 10th o f h i s l 2-yeai ^ear career. /ards'agam e. - Thomas for that. I McNabb com pleted 23 Bwvl. I Anthony a chance ates more consistency - fou)ur Smith may have to wait untir of 40 passes f( rtories) in a row - and we def s for 198 y a rd s a nd one -r , were Set going andan go on from S lef- n e x t seaso n to p aass ss Sanders •- louchdown as The Redskins (8-8), who v as the Eagles beat the as cfach Dave tely could use that into thNew York Giants]last w eek. The Titans kr Ty Sanders for No. 2 on ththe Cowboys have thele ^NFL’s.best th e Chicago Bears a 23-23-20 u p se t com bined overov( the last two sea- Rinehart and J.J. McCles know a victory.. , eer rushing list. Eddielie Monday night rfecOncOrd, winning over the Lions. sons, the Eagliagles w ent 11-5 despite werwere injured in August, wen'ent 0- . 7®*“ boys will enable 3rge has scored six touch:h- 12 o f th e ir last 18 appeippeanmces.;' With Detroit’s loss, iJic : ru n n in g b a c k D u ce ^} on the road and finishedJ Jj.j,v ■ them to reach twotw other goals. Jic defend- star n vns in the past two gomes,ss, ‘Tve had some,"' SSn m ith s a id o'f ing Super Bowl champ Week 5. It will be the:he franchise’s worst rec; ™;5 They’ll have th e N F L ’s b e s t 1 “ ? ? “ mpion St. W : he needs only 27 carries tcto .. his Monday night sue ------Loui-S-RHms miKle the pla; b in ’s f i r s t p la y o ff sjn*lince che Chicago CardinfnnU record and show3w improvement f success. "Blit plavoffs-bv____Pnilnderohif s A tlanta’s Jamal Andersonon this is one that I woi ^ appearanc^ilnTouryears. wenivem 2-10 in 1959. ju s t in dm e forth?•he playoffs. would rather ' most carries in a season. h a v e on another day.”»y.” . ■ . -I

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fi ■ s, ^ M a VSNC^ )THA^ N (fO T S T A doze games to finish 4042, ninthh ;in die en years latIter, Dallas West and just four games ( dthe final playoff spot. is agair W hile C uban e rre d in signing si| in an NBA:L force DDennis Rodman, he did gei;et peo- pie to pay attention to his i ■ DALLAS (AP)-’) - M aybe it’s the month,th, including a career-best 36 s team . W More publicity followed : padded chairs. Or the ultra-soft nst Philadelphia. as he begM lavishing players will » , ju st m aybe, thft "We*VeVe got a lot of great offen- ith cus- lomized courtside chairs, i cs have finally got- sive plaplayers and we St well togeth- ^ th e ir a a t o g e thi towels and lockers cram m ed ether. er. S t«;teve and M k e do a great jobb ed with ;jA fter a revoh clclecoxmic gizmos. /o lv in g d o o r o f findingmg people and the rest of u s rebuilding attemptmpts tlut seemed ' are justust living off those two." c Skeptics wondered a b o u t . to m a k e th in g s worsewo instead of Finlenley is the only player left Cuban’s largesse and there rt the knock that many of lasi fetter, the MavsIS aare off to their from 1th the roster Don Nelson inher- sea- son’s late wins came agj s ta r t in a dozoozen years a n d on ited wlwhen he became general ll ' teams either playing out tht pdce to end thcle NBA’s> lo n g e s t m anagager in February 1997. h e sea- l i B ; son or coasting into the playo , pWyoff drought N elsonion, who also became the. yoffs. In other words, th ere was 5 The franchiseIse that fizzled coachh tthe following December, s still a Oirit NovNowftlfcl lot to prove. Well, so far thii because it was: biiblindly loyal to had to:o b blow things up to overcome e son, they have done that. p o in ts and onI th.the road. Dallas Roy Tarpley, thenthe the trio of all thele i wrong moves made by his went 4-2 on ead i c The Mavericks w ere 18-10 d l of two six-game Jason Kidd, Jamallal Mashbum] and predeceecessors and dien some of hisI The Mavertclu' Michael FfaFinley listens to Iwtnictlott* fro 0 after road trips and is 1 from coach Don Nelson beating b< Ponland on Wedne is 10-7 away from Jim Jackson, thenlicn the Triangle cnvn. durln£Dec. 20tb'i gameajagainst Portland. lesday Reunion Arena.1. 9 ffense, is clicking i ninight, marking their best ■ ng now b ehind a n “ Whi/hen you’re putting the t start “If you hadI toltold me that we edectic cast and B fourth season, 1983^. closed the dc since ’87-88, the season nd an energetic piecess ti together, you hope th at it’s decade Mth the worst H tl that would have allI dudiesc road games . . • owner. s Four solid seasons: la1; te r , th e record (240-5; ended in th e conference fii goingB tto all work out like it is )-550, 304) of any team p- fm a s. an d w e would havihave this record a t' ' s ^ v s came within a gammeofmak- inanyprospc Dallas also had won five str ' Michael Finleyy iiIS d ie only All- now,”” sjsaid Nelson, who diis week s p o a traight this time of year,ear, I would hjve S t^ , although third i ing thc Finals, losing to0 the even- The new at home for the first time « liird-year forw ard becamn-high bench rh ro u g h j a agiL'iy of well-laid plans. . Dallas m ade it back to th e post- and long-sufi 112 points against the 76 1 Jan. 3, then Hy Eisley, who apprei>renticed under It wawasn’t always that way, uffering season tickej 75ers ovemiRln to Utah t I season in 1990, but wasIS sw ept in holder, league-best defense a h on Cuban's pri- John Stockton thee lalast five years. though,gh. Dallas actually was vate jet to undergc • the first round. Then theie franchise Pum ping ii Philadelphia. ergo an operation ■ “I think we’re justjusi having fun,” . labeledid thet model expansion team ; in cash, energy and early the next mon 1 dissolved into the Maviv-wrecks, enthusiasm, C Against teams from die we lioming. He could; iaid Nowitzid, whoho Ihas scored at after re;reaching the playoffs, and’ 1, C uban sparked a sec- p ^ veaker be gone six to eight. weeks, least 31 points fotfo u r tim e s th is winning 1 w inning ju s t 11 gam ess :in ’92-93 ond-half charjarge. The Mavs closed qEastern . 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: « Iver HocDsierrs Iplaced squardy on his diouUoulders. - Knight used May as iKetKe example for i Indian:la I everyone else. He did that a t so» n of thing oU seaso n long. “ W hen you needed a baskiosket, you got the i remini:isces I b1 a ll to Scott May and h e: wowould im isd e v p and get Laskowski says.'lys. “H ew asm q re m ature ahd.understood the game beti^ than the guys were guanyardmg him." 'V^th Buelaicr and M c^/ leadinglet tb e . i on perirfect I S t h e Hoosiers faced only ooen e real1 s c a r e - a t M idiigan, when a Benscn tiiHitiiHnatthebuziier sen t the game mto ovatime.e. TlThey won 7267. : seasoniof76 I Then the Hoosiers ran'an through the NCAA tournament. Afteifter routing St. John’s and escaping againstinst Alabama, th e 1 BLOO^^NGTON., InInd. (AP) - Twenty- Hoosiers defeat^ Marquetteette and UCLA; I ; five years later, Scott MjMay .still can be found H | That set up a third] gi game against I ■ behind the Indiana bcncench at some games. Michigan In the final Thc former Hoosierier is one of thc most Ik-'- . “ T h ^ were a good teamD aiand by then we : visible links to th e lastast ujidcfcatcd men's xievcr r ^ y talkie about: whwho e l» was but ; team in major collegcb;2 biiskctbalL th e re . We knew Mcfaigana hshnH us’tO Indiana won the firfirst of three NCAA • th e brink and they had th ^ e abilityi to b ra t ■ championshi|K underir EBob Knight in 1976 j u s," Mays says. and sent all five startersc rs to the NBA. ^ So when Wilkerson waswas nm over by . “It’s one of the greareatest teams ever. I R W aym an B rin in the openingning ■ won’t say it’s the grcatetatest team becausc it’s VHI w as sent to thc hospital, itt diddidn't |i?oV goo& hard to comparc th aIt t tteam with some of k V B u t die Hoosiers fought on>n aand e v e n ^ o l^ the Wooden teams andan North Carolina B fl pulled away for a 8G68 viaorao ry . 1 State and others,” Mayia y says, referring to . Wr-;. Crews, Wayne Radfordiandjim anc Wisman John Wooden's champicipionsliip team s of the B f l “ m a d e a couple of big play:>lays and led tn e 1960sand70sat UCLA. 1 ^ 1 charge,” Moys says. “But I would say thliat at if they ever had a B H Straight to perfection. - somethings r{o banquet for tho greatesitest teams in college t^am has achieved since. basketball, they wouli)uld definitely set a K d T h c reason, in May’s opinicnnion, has less |o ; place for tliat team.” SSKt d o w idi talent and more to0 dodc with A vcr>‘ prominent plac>lace, indeed. individuals1 playing togetheriier, and stayirjg . Indiana weiit 32-0 th;that st'ason, beating Intfiaidlana coach Bobby Knight, left,I, andar teani memberB Scott May,sy. center, and Quinn Buckner,t, arsi all smiles as they hold thc together,t for four seasons. ; Big Ten rival Michigaig a n for th e cham pir chanhsmplonship trophy In Philadelphia3hla In this March 30,1978 phoiloto. In 1976, the Indiana HoosIo siers stooi! tall and proud as 3: The players stayed closeose to the game - onsliip in the first NCAAAA final between two through thc years. ns. Twentjr-flve years later, no majtflajor colloge basketball team hasht matched that magical feat.iat. teams from tlie sam e corconference. B urner announces gam';ames for ESPN and serves as b studio analuialjrst for CBS. Those Hoosiers w ere.I•c .incredibly talented yjThey didn’t disappoint.. MMay and agree, but w< : Tlie starters were M ay,ly, thei nation’s player . we were,” Buckner says. “We“M mined to win the na Crews and Wdtlich arc heaihead coaches qn uckner became All-America'icans, and were deeper ; of the year in 1976; center cer Kent Benson, cr and all of those guys hha a d That fall there was a th e college level, while Wilkeilkerson coaduid uckner and Jim Crews, now the coach a t playcd in the ^vllo received die sam e awarda^ the next year, gyj,, le Final Four.’’ team ’s mind-sct. a t a n Indianapolis high schocchooL AbemetHy vansville, became the first fresfreshmen to llicmissinf fons-ard Tom Abem ethy;hy; and guards Quinn' ‘ 5,;^^ ing ingredient, Uiough, was Ma\toy. • “We all fdt dial if S lives in Indianapolis, wherelere he owns hu an under K ni^it. who broke hhis i left arm three games befoi Buckner and Bobby Wilki^iikersoa Eacli played ;fore wc would have won own real estate company aanr i ^ the Ind iajp By tlie fail of 1975, the teamI unund ersto o d thc end of thehe 1974-75 regular season, ■; in tlie NBA and four we ere re first-round pick-s. says John Laskowsi Basketball Academy, a trainiilining facility, j I'cry asp ect of Kniglit’s rcverec;red motion He missedd th1 e Hoosiers’ first two toumima- 1975 and spent a scs Knight, who did not retu-etum messages ; Wliat set that team ap;apart, thougli, was its ^fcase and was ready to make its its lide run. ment gamescs, then, still hurl, reiurnc•ned Bulls. “Physically, di' requesting comment on tliele 1£1976 team , w ^ ; passion for a title. "We“V staned four seniors and1 or!orie junior, against Keni t “Our goal to win a: national champi- j , intucky. a team Indiana hahad good if not better bee f ir ^ from Indiana in Septemnem ber for w h jt id you don’t find many teams likelike th a t any- beaten by 24 t i onship and nothing cl.s< 24 earlier in the season. TTh h e older.... Mentally, die the university said was repeepeated miscob- - 2l.se m attered,” May ^lorclore,” says Buckner, die team captaptain. “Tlie Hoosiers, stuii t ; says. unningly, lost 92-90. May had to d e ^ w d u c t , , corciire of our team was protty experieiaienced.” But in th e I ; There was good rea:eason for that, too. le immediate aftermath, theth problem - his injur A s for May, he lives in BlooiUoomington. haU One season earlier, the Ifoosiiosiers were shape of the I Wlicn assistant coach BoBob Weltlidi helped he ’75-76 squad already wasw t breaking his arm, h< ing once tumed down a. chichance to be>a larly perfea. forming. ; recruit that group in 191972, it was already j, ered and was plagued K night assistant But he stilldll anends pi^- It, too, rolled tlu-ougli the Big■ TenTo a t 18-0, "Itw asvet^ V : regarded as the top classass in i\merica. :ty emotional, a really emodoidon- “In mid-August, n; tic e s and games and an aimuinnual golf o u tii^ jfeated opponents by an averagerage of 22.3 al locker roor I “We tried to recniit: th e best people first >om becausc we’d won 31 in a inch around and I WOI that brings the national ch )ints u game and reached thehe reg io n a l row and to Ios F and the best players setsccond. We tried to lose to a team diat \ve had bea» at- play ogain,” he says, team together. ialsunlx:aten. cn by 24 poini : put together a mold foror ,guys we wanted,” ints earlier in the year was juju; st H e did, of course, b H e remains a visible: syisym bol o f thie Even now. some believe thatIt teamt< w as ... tough to takake,” M ay says, ; saysWeltlich, n o w th e h e crying to win anothei H oosiers’ glorious past. • head coacli at Soulh {,ett(itter. “I know Coach Knight;h t d o e s n ’t ,.Iay and lii c ■ Alabama. liis teammates returned dete2ter- games - and a natic “Nothing compares,” Mayay soys,Si smiling^ ti

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Landscapes meat off uncounted picccs. , they knew thc/d be as n wee president and genieneral manager Brad Sdunidtidt said Thursday. q Union Center last yeay ear and Greag Gregg served 23 yearss ;a s a because they were a year fi Palmer said ’th e proj)roject will “allow us to takece ai proactive step to rg faced more controv*roversy for tHe National League umpire and w as diey were sowiger.” tl contribute sound basinLout an >2 ti Florida’s L t^ Heniiemandes bet^ hasn’t worked a Rame sincccc liecome well-known for its apple ordiards, fitcd from Gregg’s's callsc« th at d iy fdrcforccd d ep an u re IG months ag< woruicredifleverwould tl « . tc and outduelcd AtlsAtlanta’s Greg 'p ie affable Philadelphia nt e, b u t with the burden of Maddux as the Marlinirlins elimiiutted Hall of Fame horlorse trainer In critica enjVlinjoys hLs role as commission*mer of cal condition th er 18 straight Big Ten H th e Braves beforee wiwinning their Wing Bowl, a wacky eventt I AVHNTURA, Fla.. - :Hall of Fame horse trainerier Alien Jerk en s col- itional championship - only Worid Series. laised at liis hom e afltifie r being weakened by stomom adi pain.s and was annually in the cily'of chcc “They buried m e on that gamej” in critical condidon SSunday. ur leaks. But it doesn’t pay die bit G reggsaid Tlie7I-year-oId Jerkiirkens was in tJie intensive carcare unit of Aventura . pGregg, who once earned a six-fic-figurc The league also> ha reveal hi:, w d g h t now,now but daiiM “It’s“1 b een real tougli, th e to Doctors iiave not yyet et determined the caiisc oftf JJerken.s’ illnes^ liis tough- tinue to feed my■ family.fa month a . he’s in b etter shapee aaf fter losing ^ wife said. But an inflaiflammation of tlie stomachI wasw the tiiost likely :st thing I’ve ever had to exiixperi- “Wc knew itt wasw going to b^ "Heljusts to life \ue, pounds since Septembim ber. cause, slie said. :nce sin c c my days growingg u' p ,” tougli. In a strike,e. tht ere’s always an intere: ;ric No matter whatt th'the arbitratgr Gre,3regg said. “When you come1C this end. But we \verere never prepared Fisher Umpire Eric Qregc oli r. d e c id e s, G regg iss proudpi of hts ' f'lT* - far a n d now have no incomc aiat all, for something liketethis." 1 “He’si seen at th« start of’ accomplishments innbasebaa tu " Indiana basketb:tball hunt nets 61 sigIgnatures itht hits i home.” Gregg said hefie has borrowed Grej the San Diego Ith ‘'For a kid fromm thetl ghelto,” BOGGSTO\VN, Ind.d. - In aj.ta jc where high schichool basketball is a TlThc trouble for Gregg staitarted money from PhillijiUips, um pire Jerry as h e s Padre^hlladelphlahis Gregg said, ‘'I’vee ddone things reliy on, Tom H owleyy is one ardent believer. aiftcr f u the 1999 All-Star gagame. Crawford and formirmer umpire Teny dghth mt, youVenevef dreamed'aed of.” During die past 144 montlis,r h e and his wife,, Sandy, St traveled the Umpires w ere in the final yeara r of a Tata just to pay the mortgage. Phllllei game Attg.- ■ country tracking dowriw n 61 form er Mr. Basketbal3all w inners to auto- abor contract and feared a lodxkoul “You can’t borrarrow money from P ~ 24,1999 In • one of two baskeiketballs. by)y thet owners. Richie Phillmips, the bank when youyc don’t have a Philadelphia. Tbe Siiice 1939,64 In dian a liigh sdiool players have/e receivedt th c covet- lead o f d ie Major League UmrBpires job,” Gregg said.. “I“] get calls all die toughest call QreggAHEHSHCI w in Vssociation, called for mass n ed lide of best in th eJ ststate. In 1961,1974,1984 andam 1987 two players rcsig- lime. My kid callalls me to say he made this year WM iation.s a s a \vay of forcing an1 earlye can’t go to dass. 11 ’ were honored in eachh ofoi diose years, llie re was no award in 1943 and . I have to come up determining whflthai _____ I ,_J94_4J)ra.u.sco.fWorIdJId.W arH .______stanitan to negotiations. with Sl4,000 andJh it ’sembarrassing.__ ___ i ■ Among the winners:rs: Rjck M ount (1966). Ceorcc “T hat strategy collapscd w he n Thc'sch'obrMys ddc on’t Iw ther com- __R’J H H contestants chawed riiM SSiE sE I Il”7' i ...... -r. ^ ^ “ SievrAlford'(1983)"anca nd’Dim on Bailey ( 19W). ’ITijiIhree red p ien ts have n'any~uinpsriifo'stlirirrth‘ Michigan State baskisketball coadi Tom and;nd Pliillips. tion and at least:t c o ne m ore .check ^regg J also writes a weekl;il & Filte: e r Izzo and liis wife, Lup',upe, have officially adopteded a child - Steven TlThe 49-year-old Gregg ancnd 21 from baseball - aI severances« he says irts column for Metro, an 11 Thomas Mateen I220.I, otheIther u m ps were left jobless. T heir totals S400,000. nth-old tabloid in Philaddphio. “He’s my brother,’*r,” said the couple’s 6-yeiyear-old daughter, fateate now rests with arbimitor.r.Alan / “We’re aU e nititled d t to what we He gives us a really unique) Yourself To Chn;oing to be a deal made, anm d it children to school,')l, w alking his dog, ;oes a n d goes,” Gregg said. * Tom’s Father's Day presrresent... a broiher for a broihether and a sister for . “ I t’s working out, th en31 returning: home n sister would be nice.” leen over a year since we hadha a to watch soap operas.O] He has V V PI checheck from I can sitth I e r e oppeared on CBS’5’“Tho “ Young and QiifledCa to n vdre reports andn d a y , b u t life goes o a I havBve to the Resdess” seven'eral times. Br: Tires • Align Lube & You Owe It To With The Americ If You Need Al .....

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At Alabama, to be atIt tht e end of th e season,” more disappointing seostSSaUe ASSORT!T E D P A R K A S j^Dustin McClintockck figured an Cerirbele2le said. “At Penn State, Crimson Tide, ranked N ^Vght-win season wc would be the vve expepect to win. We don't the preseason, plummet* ^bare minicium. . ? d . i s o n e x p e c t things ti to happen like 8 and cooch Mike DuBoBose was Instead, the two I wo fullbacks happenetle d last season." forced to resign. jirom traditional po powerhouses Thosee thingst - assault charges “There's no real ansis w e r to ) % 0 ■:r&Uen o n hard tim es les must settle againstt quarterback< Rashard whot went wrong,” McC for playing in the he Blue-Gray Casey andar a severe injury to said. “All w e k now is tho ular ? ^Classic today. SS5 Regu defensiveive back Adam Taliaferro jgo wrong. I feel we shoul TheyTl join Idaho ho State quar- _ contribributed to a S«7 re c o rd , won at least eight gam- Pricees . ■ terback Shane Grigg!iggs,a6-foot-4, making il J 5 it Unhappy 'Valley. It’s sometimes football’s a . [l98*pounder manyly N1 F L sco u ts ju s t th e s< ?. 8UJ.70J3,JC«MJ» ’ J second tim e in P a te m o ’s |game. When things stari r t going 03S4, 07BM7M.! ,j>redict will make e.3\7l07M<077.0i32. kea sleeper 35-year• tentirete the Nittany lions wrong wilh your team, itit’s hard 2i9m w ».oib'7.7. iI187.1t« 2KMB00. ‘ 'V / • draft pick several m 1 months from haven’tt beenb to a bowl, and he ito make a comeback.” : 20»«?7.»7fr0: . '■'/N.OV 0014, 20S&^UO.«>O-«n<.?0IlM59.34OO i r ------2ica-OBo«.ioe8.J. fll Blue-GrayB f Classic RRoster 2177«0e«,01«4 /UiiPj BLILUE SQUAD GRIRAY SQUAD ISPECTBL=tUM 1 0 X 4 0 B J N O C U l j 5^^ With Carr> JLA R S ^ 0 0 ^ Nm m PPot. a Ht Wt School Scr Name Poa. 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Kenti . .2 4 Patrick Dyson OB 01 5-11.5 188 Utah U 29 Dustin McClintock:k RB F 6-1.5 255 Alab •T rig g e r lotock provided 26Chklilwuoma OB 01 &9 182 Caltfotifornia 31 Mareus Spencer C £ ( J DB 6-1 203 Alab;abama with everyry firearm a v Q * # • .2 8 Julian Jones DlDB 5-11.5 190 Mlss 3 8 Mika Barnett uIfi 6-1 237 NewMex^exfco . 43 Edward Reese LB I 6-1 242 JacksonI Stale S ; :: 4 0 Edgerton Hartwell ULB 6-1 ' 238 Westerne m III. 45 Noel Ellis 1 LB 6-1.5 252 Tulane Tui AaiteniiUmHonHodloSlockoflH^^ nIted to Stock on Hand Sale Endss Dec.De< 31.2000 42 Michael Youns uLB 6-1 230 Illinois lllin 47 Nick Colbert I % LB 6-3 238 Troyr State S 1 ^ — — . 44 LeVof Woods LiLB 6-2.5 234 Iowa Ic 49 Man Stewart LBI 6 4 245 Vandedertjitt .- 4 8 Morion Greewood ULB 6 231 Syroa•ocuse 51 Travis Ortega I LB 6-3 215 I H E N ’S sSELECT § WRANGLER , . SOAfKJyBowefs OlOL 6-5 277 Utah U 55 Paul Hogan OC C &3 285 AlabJ I Dec. 31,2000 All Items UmltiHOODED ; 52 Anthony Herron OlOL 6-3 280 Iowa lc 57 Rod Kelly • • DL C 64.5 255 ' Sf™ NE PLAID SHSHIRTS SHIRTS ^ 54 Anwown Jones DlDL 64 250 Colon r lorado 61 Kendrick Office DL [ 6 5 260 W. Alabi ’6 6 0rewlnrer Gl OL 6 4 300 Brown Bro 65 Robert Garza OC C 62 292 Tems/ !r I a d u l t h • ‘88SlrtupePckd 0nf(w ford------89 Elltott Carson------—T TE------6 4 — 2 5 0 ------vandeiiterbirt------tecia\ Beg $19.99 9 0 Paul Mandina . 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(AP) - . fl||H ‘Wide receiver Richmornond Flowers m will have a specialrial feeling - "one not entirely com to football - when he play■lays today in !Hie BlufrGray AU-Starirg g a m e . ‘^•;The game will be p:played not J from the Alabamtima Capitol. ■ L' '>W»ere his g ran d father er' was a key JU IR M njtUHedtoStockonH^^ ^ ItedtoStockon^^ Dec. 31,2000 •ffgure during the2 ttu r b u l e n t '1960s. “It’s great to have thi PRESTONI^ tf the opportu- O*t3t 2000 AintjmiUm^^ n ■ iJity to ploy in ^omo ntg o m e ry , ANTIFREE O B IL E I w . " ■Where m y family wasIS a part of a COOLANT lot of history,” Flowersers said. *Tt’s I " • ' 1 Gallon INE I ICASTROL titd tin g ," EEZE/ SNOWMO ‘ * ^ ic h m o h i Flowerss Sr.,Si w as the ■ C 'IT OIL state's attorney generalr a l a n d often WId« receiv*liver Richmond Plow en III handsIt a pen to Do<« Crawford. 7. afteraf . . $ 5 . 4 Q u a r t a t o d d s w ith then*segrr Chattanooga this sea* plplay football at Teruiessee,'e .so m e All ttemt UmUedtted (0 Stock on Hand Sale Ends Dec ItedtoStockojUian^al^En^^Ojc3t^2W ■ j - jught a school record 86 sasaid he was leaving Alailabama , fa— conditions I The two were at odd r 1,035 yards. . htbecause of the political cli m uch of W allace's first i :limate. IS h o p in g to im p re s s FlFlowers m said he left thele State iFlowers eventually lost [>9C 31.2000 A lftte m tU.INED r^ DRIVER GLOVEIV E S I practice this week lead- toto play college footballII fo r a Q governor's race to Wallo D the game Blue-Gray m Uuieen.. . S much more m undane reosoia n - h e ^ > am ton Bowl. w:wanted (0 be a w ide receiveirer. SELECT j During^the campaignlen. Flowers , I IADULT Lll99 R e g S5.99 born with the will to “I had an offer to plala y for Uald he would appoint« b l » c i s , o O1M. 0?M. fll.5Ml.T,SI»T/?H5-005V OOO: ow ers said. “I am fight* A\Auburn." he said. “They ww; anted , Jstate positions if elected ach my goal to ploy in m'me to play free safety.. D] u k e I F low ers was la te r con TOYS n i play for anyb^y.” tereouit^.me as a reiv er $ 2 . £ tfederal chorees that he .01111^)15 me will be the first for wiwanted to get my hands 0: nthers conspired to solic Diidt^tr 'jy rIt ' Cram ton Bowl, w here foifootball" to exchange for pennissi starred for Lanier High He went* to Duke, whei Sprporate stock^blicly ■f 5 03% O f th e 1960s. T.ie stadium pployed l in 1998 and 1999 aftifte r sit- • «intained that his stanS S d o n d v ll IS hree blocks'from his tirtiM out a medical redshirt n h ts and'his^stralned ^ y e a r _ R g J ter’s old office. . wiwith en ankle igjuiy. ^ u l a r P ric e s ^ w ith Wallace le d tc W h ile Flowers'desjpelrately F I Even'thouglnn: had airilready v ^ c u L F ederal p r o s ^ ff M iloy on Sunda^ he said grgraduated from Dtike, Flo ' l o n k a N y i l n t j| !l ini^-the case had an r c S . “pu‘??;t ’football in perspective hahad one year of eligitlib ih ty Id | I | 5 iwithdvilrights. unes to the polidcal bat* re:remaining. So he enrollece d last , FhherPrice ^ 'Now, Richm ond Flow :amily once fought in suisummer as a g rad u ate studedent in ' Ooea UQiO I Include Breyer or ER' i II .'Montgomery, pur^uin P © iW ery^. ththe business school ] ng dream of follov& E h l s . ' aii Ittmi Limlt»dt»d to stock on Hand Sal»Endit>K. ted to Stock on Hand Salt Endt D»c.31,2000D»c. 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In tho U.K. t Dropahlnt brae 48 Foreheace ad 61 Rage 2 Worshiper 3636 Beanie or beret 50Tn)piCBl(a l drink . 62 Male cat 3 Enjoyment of 3737 Writer DeigWon 51 G oto 63 A pair life 3638W.aIHance 53AnAstalrtaire 64 Allow to Idaho djiancers dossi-do dieir ^ Now at Thele OHyssey Theatr m ^ esa wivay square dancing( . ' I I IpOCATELLO (AP)-Ifthe(A ing” sququare dances for nearly vrorld were squareare instead of sevenjrears. Callers a re lik e dee- H round, Dorothy SidellSi is con- jays, «octoosing the music and giv- vinced more peopleple would help ing danceicers instructions. each other. “ O nce:e you get to know what “I have a philosop!ophy that when you’re doing,doi it’s n o t too b a d . The youVe square d an^idn& you’re so trick isi keepingk< people straight ^ Now ac the Twin' & Jeromee Cineina J R worried about tellin[ling your right and gettitting them back to their from your left, youI foforget all your own parairtnen and their own cor- other cares,” SidellII ssays. ners," StewartSte says. “You’re just Sidell is a part: of Pocatello’s makingjit it up as you go.” • ____ square dMdng sodi ?ae«yi a. group_____ S te w’arLfirsLstarted:calling— a r _ _ j i _ M— - G - A - R - RL-E-Y ------of afidohados dedi<:dicated to the when at couplec( of girls took him dance and the culturture assodated squaredancing da at R icks College.-, with it. “W hensn th e caller couldn’t do it, “You’ve g ot to kee:ceep up with i t I filledin,” In,' hesays. You have to go outlit {and dance a The pastimepaj takes a lot more inlnimutn of oncee a month, I'd energy’ andai coordination than N ow at Thele Twin Cinema iay,” says A rt R oss,tj wwho has been som e maylay think, dancers say. iquare dancing witwilh his wife, “Whatu makesi it challenging is \m Jeri, since the mid-19:•1970s. th a t the e callerc can put things in • The two startedid again on a any orde:der he wants,” Stewart MAS^i p g ] Ih dare after taking a briefbn break. says. » ______=_y.c teran _square_da_dancers.say_it_^^^^ ie-Twin-&-] eromene Cinema- M ^ takes at least ninene months to XHE leam the dance’s 40 or so basic moves. A fter th at, coicouples choose H in iff e m p e r oIR’S r w hether to le a m aroro ut n d 15 more i R n m oves to a d v a n c e tto the next level „ .. I SUUJNGNQ BSH 4 GOATONTO^n ■ Arareandexere m p la r y ^ . 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'T' PlayjawaitirQggamee, Canaer 1 e(ens getLup to aI lot of g^ o d | , ’ IF DECEMBER:R 25 IS YOUR I------^ S C O R P IO (O ct. 23-N • write, create and act married for twoiro jyears. Prior to ic t April will be d ilemma m e will be solved. ' ing" Christmas Day. Geiremini fig- h our. The iniflraffic was terrible. A ceived cei' ideas about them.• 1 in e y o u r m arriag e w e b your most profitabl re b o th ag reed m t able, romantic Govemmiimental agency in pictxire. ures prominently. car in the nextext lane began honk- said sait they had followed me® I" o m to have chU dren. I m onth in 2001. . IL I h av e c h a n g i LEO(JUuly 23-Aug. 22): People CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J^Jan, 19): i*>g its hom.1.1 1 looked over and the the tim e I h a d g o ttd i on th e free-I niy m ind and woulrould like to h a ^ ARIES (Mar.21-Al-Apr.19): You will be < e drawn to you seeking New Moon in your sign repcpresents saw th ree your3ung w om en p ointing way, waj Hying to catch up to mme so a child. However,ver, mykhusbaiid . will be in ^ e rhythmthm of this day. k n o w le d edge, encouragement, “high cycle.” Judgm ent,, iiintuition a t m e. They■ yeyelled that my right they the could w arn me aboutut my has changede d h is m in d A nd Dance to your ownm tune,i puzzle • You’ll ha have more responsibility, honed to razor-sharpness.A Permit ^ s 0Qat. I w as a b it sus- tire. tire I offered them money;r, ithey feels.vfery stroniongly about'his , will b e solved Peopleiple will express pro m o tic Ition will, be featured, heart to rule. Taurus, Leo,:0, Scorpio p ic io u s becauause the girls were woiwouldn’t hear of it. decision. He belieelieves he would love for you. Scor]:orpio figures Capricomom plays role. Ipersons are in picture. wearing earrhrrings in all sorts of We M often hear abovt thee mis- b e a good fath er, b prominently. T, b u t h e does n o t VIRGCGD (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): A Q UARIUS a a n . 20-F1"'1sd aroimd for a pay andpd concerned about their th -EXTREMELYBLY CONFUSED. with dramatic flair.r. L Libra figures d o n ’t foilollow others. Be sure to IMusic plays, dance to yoi'our ow n phone, but coulouldn’t find one. T h e hituiiture. Anyone who is lempteted to WVHI1EHALL.PA; H I in scenario. w ear briglig h t colors. ttune. three young wcwomen checked my m put t them d o w n a s a group sheihould ^ tire and detenennined lhal there reac-ead the following quote, attsttrib- DEAR CONFUSlU SED : I couldn’t * ^ _ 1 were no obvioinous holes or punc- utetIted to Socrates, from thes fifthf disagreemorestrbttrb n cly w iih your 3-year old0 puts Si>anta helpeer in hospii X x x i tures. They relrefilled it with air, ceni« n ti^ B.C. It shows that com-c friend’s advice.,(Aa(A ^ what would tested it, andind a s s u r e d m e i t plaii)laining about the youngerr igpn- happen to your^zianiage foa i f y puf Knight Rtddef Newi S«t Sinilo He's beenen a Santa at thc mail for aaren’t su p p o se d lo be inin h e re ,’ ably be OK until I eratiTation is nothing new: hiisband w asn’t: “fi“fine” once the tw oyears.rs. aand the parents say, 'See,» !,Ito ld could get to ^h e e d ealership w here- “Our “C youth now love luxiJtury. baby was bora?)I . C H A R L O T T E , N.C.-Mall N. Whenh1 he’s not helping Santa, yyou Santa’s always kec{op in g a ‘1’® l“ “1 l been purchased. The'hey have bad manners,, con-c You and yourjr husbandt are Santa Terry Snider'is is jaccustomed h e w orksa oto Wal-Man, w h e re he’s vwatch on you.’ ” Throughout the entire scenario, tem]empt for authority; they showsl: overdue fo r somle e seriouss< m arital to the occupationalI hazardsha of his som etimnes e: recognized from his When he returns to hisis S anta riendly, courteous disnlisrespect for their elders, iand counseling. If hJ e refure: ses to com e seasonal job. Hiss 1(long, white other role,lie. cchair, he will wear shin g ely helpful. I was love3ve c h a rte r in p laces of exercxdse. around, you mayly beb married to beard has been tuggegged. Yes, it’s “Kidss sees. me and say, 'You ^And knee pads. d i ' SJ, l fee^g mpre than ThejTiey no lo n g e r rise w hen eldilders the wrong man. re a l. H e’s b e e n wret et on. Often, ■ And, rarely, he getsts kicked1< by a frightened child ap(apprehensive about sitting in his lap. But never has SniderSn been kicked like h e wass this th week at Eastland Mall. A douJouble booter by a 3-year-old boy has marooned . him in a Mercy Soutl3uth Hospital bed wilh an infected^ knee1 and a sw -'en leg as puffyi as a stocking on Christmas morning. ' "It w asn’t th e kid’sI’s ffault; it was th e m o.^er’s,” Sniderer saids earlier this week. “She got nmad at him because he was putt u p an argument - he didn’tI’t ’w ant to in S anta’s lap. “So she grabbed theiie kid by one arm and pulled himI up in the air, and he kicked me w\ ith b o th feet.” Snider cringed, butbut stayed at JJL his post. It wouldn'ttj>e b< ri^ t for_ ” "Santa tb leaviT^fore:e alla the dren had deliveredd theirt wish lists. t “I didn’t want to scaiscore the kids any more than they ^ so tried to k eep a s quietita a s I could. I still had six hours toI go in my set, and I just shut it off I re a lly thought it would d e aar r up,i but the ' next moming my legeg startedi to swell." The kicks cut his kI n ee ______SQmething.from.his.Ss.S an ta.su ic___— m ay have caused theI infection.inl Snider, 62, resemblebIeS= the real Santa. Because the realeal one can’t ' be everywhere, he enlistedeni as a 7^ \ . ® Santa lieutenant 12 yearsy Post offic

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Cards and letters areretumingup r in mailboxes across th( countiy stamped “Happy V^oliiolidays from the U.S. P o st^ Service,":e,” part of a promotional campaigngn designed S i W E to bring a little Whovilleille - a n d an 5'S $ 3 array of new products ffor sale at local post offices - lo every town n and \’illage this holidayly season.» T he pro m o tio n , whic began Nov. 1 and continues thnthrough Jaa 7, is thc result of an a( lu* 1925 I agreem ent Plu* I P!u» 1929 1928 between the postal sser e m c e and Universal Studios surrourounding the • Double !)ouble I holiday film “Dr. Seuss’iss’ How the I D Grinch Stole (ilhristmas." 3x5 Printsts I 4x«6 Prints iI SAVVE '$ • The postal service USUIisually holds 1 . 0 0 an annual holiday proi>romotional ------campaign that not onlyly ihighlights 1 - 9 9 ! its products and servicesces, but also > O o n | 0 urges- people to sendI theirth cards > 1 7 i ^ i . 0 and packages early to[0 avoido the 3.99 Any S ize RollI I A nyStiilze 3?mm Roll | crush of last-minute moililailersatthe _ lak s post office, said spokesn:esman Tom H Gaynor. “The Whoville post offiofflce is one I i i ^ e C D 1 1 of the key locations inIn the film. ■ Postal employees embmbody the H • spirit of Whoville andid thet Who- M lidays,”’ G aynor said. “As the post F III! lack • S le e v e d N egatives ^ offir .• is th e cen ter of eve cf a everybody’s L_ I • Prints InspeaBProof ol ipingofholi* * EinclcKt'coupon li da; letters and holiday p y III Older envelope and choose * Purcliaie USA RETAILEFAILER- nclo« coupon in o'Jcf envelope ind thoov. I KODAK Picture PnPtocesjlnu 4'»6' prints. Clieck I Rc^^mpllon vublecttIoKodakV (o K it’s a natural tie*in v Ibtttjonj Quslii/ Processing 3’ (Mint* Ch«l -I Ihebo.iniheuppipper left-hand corner I — ^ M 5^.Pobli«hed coupon re^med*mp(ian of the envelope' One0 toll pcrcoupon. Original I * . Enclose coupon in ordei envtlo‘vtlopeand choose jJolicy For CDmoletedeu mo- ie ’s them e.” inthe> the upper IHl-hifid comcf o/ (he erivtli>ceii>pe Oflc (Oil ■ coupon muil acco : eall.l-«XV24]-2424. UA11.TOUAll er coupon Oininil coupon mu»l iccompon; :comparw order Olfe» good o" I KOO\K Picture CD Check thehe KKODAK Picturc CD ■ S Tnis holiday season's>n’s promo- 35mm color ptint tn> on thecnvelope. Orie CD;d pcfpi CDupoi]. Original I ^ CBB(M».eiPtso..ftu tioi al campaign includeudes televi- i26« v i , r , . “ ®°' r^otgoodwltKbljciJack-and-whlte processing, ■ coupon must aecompanv order.rder. Available from I $ i.'ftxas 26colot D'ini film iC-41 procntonlyi Vjlid original }1mm 4‘ andA^anced U1U.04M. CONSUMUiMu. tbeitloni Oujhiy (>roccitin< only OHci, "ol. I AlbensonjOu»litvIlly Processing, disc, (Panoramic. I need Photo Syslem color . — .1 I Coupon good only on>nip«ciH«d IP- w ^ M '. sioi and p rin t ad s in adiaddition to I "Ot *00(1 on I One Hour. halMt#i(rsmeor Advanced Photo I .print roll.C-41 processing Senlce Seft lime: Add on« I Z S S m Uk-ind-’.hile ptoc«'.ln« KODAK Piclurt P I additional day. KODAK p'cture ( J prwluets May not b«peopled. coc an array of mail produDducts and Isc. Hnorjmic. One Hour h.ilMiame ot M , ■ System. Kodak litlio trademark of ■ ure CD Include* tree I irantJrrmi or uted with i . . ■ the Eastman Kodfl viewing software; scanned Imacimate lesoluUon Is . . mf /ie-tfieroed gifts forr sasale, rang- PhoichotoSyStftn KoiIj I tf [ higher PrlntsrcQUlredwitheac prohibited i ^ H i , “Grinch” gtffs and stationionery. ^ iT ml«ss»wo I Ik Company. - ^ r bv law. No (aoilmllcsol - “ ilrademofkol Eastman Kodak Ce cDupontacceoied CoodSoodonfy The film’s popularityyatthebox ai ^ V V H Inl/nlledSlaieiandPueiI Puerto • office could mean a T O "H ap w ■ ' . Rico.Cath v»tu« l/IOcenOcent. i ^ / W ^ rtsoioii^ / X aiU h e r ^ n g J A ib iwm s o n a r Kodak natc»demark. W ho-lida/’ at th e posttoffice,too, of i irtsons* I I ^ H ' Gaynor said. mugtunuBSSiiOB^RyfeM BdBM liB

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The Times-News 73. : 217 EmptoymefrtOimC^porrurntios ' ^ ^ 1 {{ JJberesponsible/brthefifirtincc f Tma-Nfcs can be pbccd onlia•nirnc/pf50iod 60a Commorcl; ical [rtttrumonts 1020 Auios Au for Salo 304, Invesmicnts fl EquipySoppIios 1053 Imi $3 and if thc item docs not sell ' 609 Condominii Irtipoiu a Sports Cars reRular7-d3y rate, add q esentatives for Infon 305 ConlractsiMor SIJ J S: S Supplies 1054 Stc brmafion on Moftsages 6fO SlcraavWiornal Property 0 0 o^eeEc StodcCars ntn thc ad for an additional sell,7 ci call us and H-c’il K C p r C 306 Financial Senflcjiw e ? 611 FamuFor. «i;” f » ^ D s 1055 ^utoSenncos Aul a Repairs Classified Specialials! mnwn^imo Shams 820 PolsSSs i Machinery fo m auI 7dayi ^ulo Dealers iIS j -D av Reni Estntg nimrnntP' vWarefwuse Rontal 821 SterooTl TJ be camtled early for nstomerc ForRoflt b22 Tools day rate, add S3 and ifthc item I nernmxnienabut nJltK Ad...fcgub/15- Ads may ar/// notbere-ratidorsubititu■stituttd. mand\vc*llnin the ad for an at cm docs no t sell, call )rTvaUpany only. 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______M onday, Oecemb nb«rZ5,20oo,Tlm«M.L • m u st, commsr-^ Rented Living. Mon.- UMVJIII-IIJM custom er tondcoCO , Asalstanco) daJ)ob8. Call738H»»9l » Thurs. 8pm-6am. Please•• Dufy Nuralng for c h ild n I MlNI-CASSIA — 1 oxporionco required. P « andHospkw.PTandpm, W^CTOfVnECHMClANAN “PPly kl poraon at Bridge-I; Call 734-0600 to oppiv AH Stilfls A v a ib b le ' t DOE. Qroai career 9 ■ Soils, concrete, masonty,i»y. 1828 ; •Tho Times-Novre is opportunity. Bonolits < S6.00.S10.M fer hour cCurrontly looking lo r ' E4IA .Ly»««.,~ Inspoctton and losting o*--9^ Bridgeview Blvd. N„ Twinn MISCELLANEOUS------' holiday pay after 90 daj ' potlonco roquirod Falls or coll Mindy Pratt at,t V eterinary T e c h n ic ia n - Indepondont-Walking Good work onvlronmor 208-736-3933, o « . ^ For Idaho's only lellne- fimWinlToipotitr Sroute CarTlors-in the * >> i ‘ • twlnadOmlcron.nat, P leas* call Dave at Apply In person vflth ’ 1-e0O-376-0764a MEDICAL------exclusive hospital. Need Burtey and Rupert Areas, rosumo ot:1162 N.:Bluo Biu HAIR STYUST not be licensed but must . , U k o s Blvd. Twin Fans L O A f i i S — : House Managof, PRN ot II you live in iho Burtoy or Rooch your highest potof Walkor (fentor In be oxpenenced. Top qual- Constniction m / " P I OTs p a t c h e r ------rty medicine, dients, staff. Rupert Area a o d are tial m ono ol tho best foM $100-$750 Gooding. Call Tom or Intorostod in being a AT4T Broadband IsI look-k» M fvteosakm s. Guarar Excellent salary/bonolits. Clerical Cathy at 208-034-8461 - Nowspapor Carrior. • Ing for an onorgotlc.c. lullIt ‘o«« wage, fkixiblo houre CALLTODAYI Equal Opportunity Non-smoking hospital, , Foridift Certified ptoase c o n taa tho Burtey ' tim e d isp a tc h er In TwinTw port time Of full timonl: 734-4333 Employer. - (208) 327-7706, B o rte .a - - . Falls. Duties inciudo radk>rad .G raduated com m issioi T ^os-N ew s otTico at • l®|] HAINTENANCE - MEDicXC------i O irfsiO ESA LES Production 677-4042 en or sto p by tho I dispalch of field porsoi.rson- #calo. Call 733-7777 asi National organiiaiionseoks I nol, outbound andd In-Ir ^orJR, »•“ MECHANIC Wllh etoc-<5. RN’aLETSTALKII oHico ot 3251/2 E, Sth N, Irical b a ckpound to b ln , a Rep for Southern 'Machine Operators (next to Wal-mart) bound cusiom or coniaiiniaci in Y“ " o y R o g lo n o l “ ho Naturo's Bost loam. Medical Centor Is k»king Idaho. Ucappod Incomo via phone ond oporatio ' P o te n tia l - S 6 0 000 lo Maids MmrCAL******** Wogos DOE. Fax rosufno» jofoxportoncod: RN’e lor of computor to rovlow an >, full^part-llmo 4 PRN pose SSO.OOO Rfot Year Poton- i.R a. Gooding R e h ab A U v In, j attonlton Kovln, 436-5721 Warehouse Input subscriber data, R{ lions on evening 4 ninhi lial - Commission •» Cash - J dlo & data onlry oxpor;pork Center "0 w call 436-7500. MN FALLS (6) ' _ shifts. Openings on van­ Incentives * C a sh S up­ SeneralUbor ™ C hhanging a Table o n co a p lu s. E^KcollorMont MAINIENANCE CLERK plements Full Bonofiis worf( roconj. communicfimica- **PN/RN to woiV 3 eveningsigs Longview Fibre Company ous units available. ALSO Thi* ehangins Ubfe«bfe projeci it not o nly nltracfive a ly Certified Surgical ♦ Bonuses * ReskJuals - Assembly H r k k A A * praciical. ii‘« a re «!ttnd tion skills jjnd ability I, has an opening fora Career Advancomooi & I real back-vjver for new parerirenti. worh under pressure i 0 Technician. Wo olfor , Apply in p e ia m a l Designed to be at n comfonable heighc for changi Maintonanco Clork. Thists g re a l o v o n ln g /n ln h l & Moro. ' Excellent Trairing L a inging m u s t Shift from 1 tatam n ,: ft SION ON BONUS person must possess rHE TIMES-NEWS Ihc baby, ii'n mo*j»« aappreciated at three o'clo ck in i 8 wookond difforoniiall p In the 0pm Tuos.-Fri. 8-5pmT, onoi CMA/NA*S noodod for allIII strong math, computer, Pioase fax or e-mail K CUCURRENTLY l HAS . m om inj. Straightht cutic and otraighlfofword conatn >0- :«tnjc. Sat. AppllcattonsolATi:'T4T and communkioilon skills. sume vbolore the end ot K THE FOLLOWING tion icchniqtjet makTiake thin a good project for mo^j d J. Our compotitivo sQlory 4 ! -.Ido. Broadband 261 Eastlant■tand Sign o n B o n u s Apply In poraon: 348 the year to: (253)460.7051 ■■H M IjB allllll ii-youf*eIfcr». TheITie completed table mea;iurc« 36 i a . and oxcollont Floxiblo * INDEPENDENT I 36 in. D/lvo. No phono calll:a ||( Social Service doslgnoo0 SOUTH PARK AVENUEc bonofit packago includes: davajTK^SaIIOnflb.org ■ long by 18 In. wide■ide by 31 in. ull. plaaae. £06 to work 00 our Bohavtof)f W EST. TW IN FA LLS, ■ U W M mU I nNEWSPAPER I ji.iianglng-nblep|i ------^ Caro Unit IDAHO. EOEM/FA^/D www.nflb.com ■ H ROIROUTES ON THE I ^ « a n (No. 6 9 0 ). . . S7.9S ------1 DRIVERS------• PRN up to 2 0 % abovo — N u m ry S * t(N o0. , CC87, • Long Haul Drtvor, Sok) of Full Umo, benefits availablo. ■ baso PI WEST SIDE OF I 3 0'' compouihro wogos, sign MANAGEMENT------PEACE OFFICER PH/HAHMACIST T \ TVo Olher projeci m an & virtfo loam. Top •PaidTim o Off Tl: >jeci« . , . S12.95 ®P on bonus " Apartment M anager. Part The City o f W endell Is ac- Bus'usy retail stonj in Burtey. • TWIN FALLS I - wagos. health Insuranco, |C«U log (pictures hundredshi of project*). .. $3.95 m Full tim e cook. lime. Entry loveL 15-30 ■ Hoalth/Dontal/Viswn cepiing c applications lor Sign sig on bonus, lop salary. , Z 5 _ roilfomont. 3 wook . • Ufo/ADSD/LTD li To order, circle iter sign on bonus houfsMeok. Roquiros on- ' the position ol Poaco Ca item(«). Include your naxne.,e. . vacation, scheduled limo site residency In 0 vory '•Rotlrcmoni Ollicer. C Application may' ^ E a st I clip & seniJ w/ chec;heck to: luldreik and Ihe »■«««• n ECHETARy 600-1 \ le nf f’omo. compkito drtvor'or Can Rhonda (2O0)934«O1 neo laigo communily. No, '*Tudion RoimbufBomoni bo b oblainod at Iho City |EC W- / TOO Cypress Way I U-Bild Featar*.uret thb nnmpancT. Price " oxportonco nocossary, '• Inlani Caro C onior a n a Holl. H 157 W. Main, Won- art-tinio Dosition. t ;00 lo ^'•00-800 - 5 O 'Loary W a y I P.O. Box 2383383 Include postage. Allow Iwwovor som o work vrith '• much moro. doll. d ID 83355. Tho dos- ?5:000oi'y. ° Send rosunw 's V*nNuy».CA9|.91409 3-4 w ttkt for ddirery_ Edw arda Broa. Inc. public Is proforrod. Send mg dalo Is Jan u o ry 5ih. Jo Brawley R ealty. 735 Ef 0U TE77P I "7- 800-635-4738 or • ■. r^ riA C iE R ------1 rosumo lo: M anager, 647 _ Apply at: 2i shoshono St. N. Twin 600-7 ' ____ 6rcaj|(S( 82 -U -B IL D 2001, A pplicants will bo 00-1 too A sp e n w o o d I (800) 208-523-1382 Fownbrook Ave. Twin 650 Addison Avo W. foqulred f( to undergo a ■alts. Co-nputof experi- Lane m - OUR SOCIAL SERVICES ^ DRIVERS :------; Falls, Idaho 83301, Human Rosouroes background b; investigation, ince nocossary. No 700-600-600 Creonireo W ay I M o n e ^ ORGANIZATION IS Twin Falls, ID. 8330S0409 fi icy Back Guarantcg ^8Gr Ow ner O perators MANAGER ^ have a current drtvere li- >hono call please firtrWiVi-600 O 'Loary W ay . I EXPANDINGI 1208)737-2113 C( Aro you looking lor a now)0w Mental H ealth Caae conso. and m eet all other SUMOioENTS CITY SUPEfllNTENDElp W homo for your TRUCK? Manager. Must have a FAX (208) 737-2741 requirem rt ents fo be Tho ADVERTISINQ K? We are really excltod Employmont Uno P. 10 Idaho Army National BBQUIESS2 I The clly ol Wendellle ll Is Wo oro expanding A want BS dogroo In a human P.O.S.T, certified. Salary Gw A^rtJslngDMJofW ant about the oxpanTTOn (200)737-2775 'S juard has a pan-timo |ob 700-81V-800 M oa d o w s Or. . I '8"*^ sooking on oxporioncenced Qualiflod OTR drivorss rs of our Dovelopfcontal Mfvicos field plus I yoor isSJ300-Sl600per foror you. Join now .mo 700BIK connioboOmvrmc, 0 Bik. W ashington N. ■ The Tlmos-Novrt Is tool CITY SUPERINTETEN- w/lyr. exp., a clean MVR of oxporionco wllh Iho month. DOE. Benofits In- wo1roll sond you to training *0^9 DENT to supervise I gen.ld.us cluoo cli health in su ra n ce , this foronindivttuaJwtt} le the 4 Iho dosiro lo succeed, montolly cMallongod iis summer with lull pay ■ fl ^ City Crow in streets. V holidays,he vacations, and Fme Oraphic design oxporioi s, wa- Wohavoonexcollontpro-ro. pram to Twin Falls. population, Coniact Julio •idoulmofo.CALLSFC lOO-4i la g o o n . 0 ■PEOPLE UNITED Sn lovrertdnoorTwfnFo I. otc. .gram that indudos; 4arie'16 Wo ore tn nood of a: ai734-773Q« ■ Sick toavo. W endell Is an Blarlow ai 734-9171 or i lOO- I TO CARE* E( 100-300 W isemar} I SalarydopendsiIson Wostom stales, discountjf,» . Branch M artager EOE and Druo Free 1^■800-GO<5UARD. otnco.OuaUfiodappUce MECHANIC EOE Workplace. Wl ^ will have oxporfenco I exporlenco. PloMS sosend tiros & luoi, oxtra picka/d- resum e to: Clly Ctorfc. C John Oaare dealership Ddrug -free WORKPLACF ftn WNICIAN Bl Quart(XpfM». Tho k.C«y roppoySALLSopntcftoi) lpi*ing for oxp. mechanic m RETAIL CLERK ]^ .^ ii Hall P.O. Box, 208. W{Won- miles paid. A Great MTbCfcLLANEOUS------Loo mmediato openm o for ^00 Bik JuccoMfui candklaui v & lube son,-ico m an. Pay o Looking lor an individual I ^li.lD.8335Sorappllciplica- O p p o rtu n ity . For moro o . » Questions... foi Cablo TV TechniJian, 200-300'■300 Bik E la m e A v o . H be dosignlng crojtfivi '0 This managemont posi­ OOE. must havo own Ci for u nique gift sn o p in pi», , ac^orti#ofnents on, Ugi tions may bo pickod up at Inlo call Jay: Could you uso oxtra mon- Kolchum Ko to holp in inven­ :lodron(cs background 200-40iUOO Bik F alls A v e . ■ ‘U0f>t 157 Wost Main SI tion responsible lor Idols. Fill oul applicalion oy? ( Want to got Into lot prolerred but not de ad lin e . Thb is a >1. In IDEAL, Inc. nt 26 E. 300 S. Jorom o, . tory solos, purchaiing. W est ■ ® ® Wendoll. ApplkationsIS vwill 208-442-5114 slalf training a n d loid- ccossaiy. Great career 100-4C fuiHime, perm anent orshlp, contract com ­ shapo? Want to learn stocking, sic otc. 40hr/wk. FT 0-400 Bik Robbins H w . ^ occopted through Ja 10.. or sond rosumo, leadership i 4 technical po; sportunity. Full benefits position with tho valloy I Jan- 800-861-7162 e x t 114 pliance and program position w/bonolits. Com- T A vc . ■ bost & b>ooo$i nowspop.^ 8 uaty 22nd .2001 unlil5:( MECHANIC------5Skills"’ Nood monoy lo poy pelitivo poi wago. 726-3474 avail, after 90 days. p,m.TheCItyofWeod( bL tU m O N IC S monrtoring wrhilo main- Ploaso apply 1162 N. ^ 0 0 B ik S p a r k s sr, ■ 40JK. healtfi insuranct laining high quality Mechanic wanlod w/hoovy for *' collogo? If you an- or ori lax rosumo to 726-3581 glu is ■ D ru g F r e e Work. on School Juniors and duly tnjck shop oxporionco swored s yos lo ony ol tho r z i 3luo Lakes Blvd. Twin pflidv8caUQn.4omootJ I Do- flol a hoad start services, Hoqulros I I I' H 1 t I 1 I I f F ROUTE ^ 7 I bonua InconUvo. Sortocwmv place and «n Equel Ol Compoiitivo w ogos & obovo, “ tho Idaho Army ^ , ^ on an oioctronlcs caroor lour-year d o g ro o In SHORTAGE DELIVER candWolo# sond roaunv (»nollts. Call B o b at National ^ Guard may bo irk M oadows Circio ■ :----- now. Basic eloctfonlcs the aroa of rehabillta- DRIVER LDERS 1000-1 ic to: Kent SchtnWift C JiRlC AL •= lion, psychology, so - - NWE 734-3051. aablo to holp. Coli SFC _ . >•1100 Park M oadow s H Barlow 734-9171 or •he Timos is accepting ap- ^ ° >king ; lor qualified Drive ■ Tho Tlmos-Nows. •Customer Sorvteo SouTh *Id h*’"M ** clai work or special MECHANICAL • 4 Idofs Certified a plus. Pan *Clorical posm ons t-eoo<80K;UARD. plications lof Shortage do- Parkway Circle • H POBo«54a Wed, allom oons starting education, and a t toast Service 5 clerk lor equip, — Qd bonoliis. Call for '9 onoyoarmanagomont livery driver. Hours arc t000-11C^1100 Twin P a rk s Dr ■ ■ Twin Fans. ID B330303 733-7300 or 678-4040^ Jan. 22nd. Gel high doolorship, exp. proforrod, M''MisCELLANEOUS Monday Mo through Friday PCinimoni. 438-8248.B Of e-mail; PERSONNEL PLUS n oxporionco a s woll as Call 324-6600 o r sond ro- Youth Dlfector(ReligkHJS) 6-n £ _ school and collogo creditII one yoar working with 6-10 am. Applicants must ^ ------tnacMOmaolcvalloy.cofrcom CLERICAL al Iho samo timo. Call sumo to 26 E. 300S. , Location: Jorom o bo > Bomssss I ■II IndMduols vnih oovol- be dopondablo, havo a I 217 I 00-400 C rostviow H ------Wanted sell-motfvatod dattjata Bon Banloti. 733-9S54m Jaromo, ID, 83338, Job Jo' Description: Orga- goc opmoniai disabilities, r good driving rocord. 4 I e El m p l o y m e n t poo,900 3'k. S p a r k s - H AUTOMOBILE procossofwtthlrwontoritory e » t2 3 2 4 « ______MEDICAL !!!nl20 & travel w/youth on woi work woll with olhors, ■ OpJPPORTUr^lK C«r Wash Personnel and computer oxperlonc->nco GENERAL Branch M anager For CNA-s. LPN-s ond RN's. Sfflinistryo Iroachos; Must Mus havo roliablo vohclo. m U T E 89Q Fuli-timo position oponin Iclor for Trucking Industry. Residential also homo health nursos, tiecounsel youth group par- inio.'ilorosiod applicants I V- lUUEOATE OPENINGS ticipants spirituoity 4 enw- shoi »UBUC SERVICE -*00-500'-500 Park Terraco H -tta y shift alMofllcVolloy'Ilo/s Sond rosumo fo: * Industrlal-UQhi & Heavy, HabllltaUon P rogram Floxiblo schedule, you iif should fill oui on ap plica- -lionally; develop 4 dolivef- - tio n —MESSAGE------tIOO-lly)-1200 P a rk vie w ------H tinost car care contoiDtor.- — 500 South 376 W est't“ “ -*Facto.y;Air&ifts ^ - Responsible for tho do- dotomiino 0 your own hourar tion-at-Tho'Tlmos-Now^ sonnons on occasion: in- 132 iral omploymont mlor- »100-1. Must bo IS and liconsonsod JortOTio. tdaho 83338.B * Constnjction wlopmont ond day lo Top pay. Jo b s Ihrough I32 3.dSl, Wosi.Twiri 00-1200 P a rkw a y ■ • driver. Excellent workini siruct youlh groups par- Fall 1'on 15 free. Remem- 1000-12 CONSTHUCTION * Forklift day manaqomont of a out Magic Valloy, ^ ' Falls. ID. Alin; Daniel. >0-1200 S p a rk s 1^. ■ cofidltlons. P lease appl' 24 hour. Supported Pononnel Plua. ticipanls in ministry pro- -f-f- . no ono can promise iPPly Cuncnlly occopting oppllDp!(. * CDL Drtvors coduros; organiio func- ______you a I a lodoral ]ob. For Iroo Ifyou llv In person ol Auto Pridefide, cations lor lotimeymar Living program for T u -n o a f" >u live on th e W eat H nan * Mechanic adulis wllh Dovolop- lions w/loadors olhor AsoiMii. appio pour wniir professional growth, E-Mail; 40< 'riling and photograph- t h P ^ 40* houra oach wook. ,ngig fcfor publication. You’ll : TIMES-NEWS ★ ★- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ■ submit a covor lottor wondyaOmvrmc,gon,id.us wt Edui . and rosumo.. Wo offer ;ducatlon: Applicant must bo0 ifioifi' sole sports report- RRENTLY HAS mvmic,com hnvo hni, 2 yoajs training ai or m a compoilllve salary Yoi r in our Burley nows THEE F O L L O W IN G T H E TIMES-NEWSTIW H and on oxcollont -i Youlh Wilh A M issio n / Curoauroau. You-li produce a IND Poopio Uniiod To C aro' Set IDEPENDENT CURRERRENTLY HAS ■ »V IN l T W IN r A l U bo^rtollt packago. School of Iho Biblo. itioroilorough local sports re- m e S .L Start A A ssoctotea. porton, soonor and bolter lEWSPAPER THE: FOLLOWINGFC M 4 3 0 iU l m U ku Blnl. N. ' MAGICVALLEY Rosi osumoand/of covor lottor manian Ihci competition, Wc UTES IN BUHL INDEFD E P E N D E N T W i IOS) ras-aioo 1323 Sherm an Ave. REGIONAL ' MEDICAL musi mu: rofloci ooch roquiro- ollor, CENTER moi lior an e»coliont starting NEWIEV/SPAPER U Suite 2 mom obovo or it will bo salanilary plus lull benefits. Bl CD’A, Idaho 83814 rojoroiociod. Sond ROUTEJTES ON THE ■ ond your rosumo. bost 200' Bolk. 3rd Ave. N. F A ^ T C/O Kim Oensley Equal Opportunity ^ST SIDE OF ■ EOeAA/ADA Employof Ploo: ips ana a hsi of refer- WOIOBtk. Brook Dr. lOMo submit resum es to: oncosices to Claris Walworth, 200-8C V IN F A L L S ■ I Dmq Froo Environmoni C 800 Bik. Mam St. C a so » 6 5 tJ.O . ID Maneanaging Editor, The jnnniir i'UjlcJDUflJtiftKjjKjJitiJ; 4E0ICAL 6411664 Time; ^ik Rainbo^v Circle ortn mes-Nows. P.O, Box ^OUTE 722 H littiWajiaiiiattattalfiattJPcfllitSIiciJic/fliiJlttiJDcifDciJ) (jjpllfp NmlowhirinaCNA-sandNA-o aho Depaftmoni ol Labor 543 t lor small a s siste d living 317 West Mam Siroot W o o I Ilvo In B u m s are ' 2900 9tb A v e . E lacllily, 731-4258 or Joise, Id 03735-0010 or oDOoniportunity omployor and msteairtbcMga *EliiabettiAve. 734.lfl66.H laxft (208) 332.7417. adJfug-lioo ^O workplace. 'nocp«iindent newspaper ^ 0} GallupGa. Drive lEOiCAL------NEWSPAPER ___ • carrier... 700-90C'■900 H ankins ------1 Please TWI,win Falls C a re C e n te r ablo endent newspaper £ 3lo, havo oxcollont iimo- that I n offers ' < E ast ■ j :i® We cumntlytiy have openings ww has Immodiato opon- mamlanogomoni skills, ano ^ W Bik c l A s h s fo r the following3 positions:| t» En o s f o r C N A ’ s f o r on,oy’joy working wilh youiri G u a r a n te e d '00 Blh o\ B lu e ® ■ RHk, IP«», c. ivenlng 4 Night ahlfL Ann outgoing o' personality is . C .M JC 1I-(Full-time. 0 pm shills also availoblo. aplo- H o u r s , ^ ■0931. exl. 347 (JJ) part-time, on cnil)I) ■CM .rl-KnowW jioflCflCD.9 4CPT a t t 1 “ ; plus. • coding ayntrrna. mcdicnl tcrmi This 0 '™”"I"W2/"- (JJ) -Sig s onlry lovol m anago- m 'L'f^ular '/i Raises. ★ t H ^ ■ Clinical Resout o u r c a N u r s o - r n exp, prcfcr/ed >ign on bonus mont O U LET^ H ont position includos rc- ’ r Ik ol-ith A veE ^ required {PT&PT)>T) • ^ posilrvo work environ- sponjonsJjllitios in managing , ^ " Medical Lab T K h-ci nom youif 5)------. -CLTINCA). moi luth A adult carnors f « Fitimsr 400-500* Olkbik ot M iidrora (311 > Clinical Kducaicatlon SpM f^llst- MLT (ASCP) or «iuivnlcnt cer A t certincation, A.A, C®) ‘ y.ompolilivo " salary soloslos promotions, A pro- « « F u n . . , Mornmos'de Dr RN, *lron8.Med/SunSunr backjfround degree in Sdcnce (FT) fomlic bonolits pockaoo vkfinoling oxcollom cuslorrior A m ^ ol Wnkelield ______^_£_Patl«ni G \im ospherc. * * ^ I Coordlcator^(Pr) ------— ■-Cbtaiicat Oepandency Kluding PTO------sorvicrv;co,-|f you'aro iniof" tCP nighu rtcv C 6 u n "selo r^ 5 ’ t E■ job wf)oro you can mako eslod - Bftchelor DeRTOc nnd CADCDC rt«iuin>d (PT) ^ a dii lod Ml out an apphcn- 0 , , „ | W TE 752 ■ I ijfp ■ nitm ttryTN> c h h - (IT j dilforonco in som oono's tionir> byt Docombor 26. V iugim lificafions: ■ Psychiatric Asseskmc ToOJlhAvc.E B l ^ • SpMch Therat K 100-400X! bikbl, Elm S l r a j p l r t - ASllA nrtificntion C o u n s e l o r - r n . m sw . or att . ahit! dilforonlial. j t Must be , foot ^ required or CFY (Pf I*, or licensed allied ^ ThtVmo$-N«ws . jK IN G F O R 100-50070 bikbl L o cu st health profesnionnKPT) „ Stop by lor on AttiAttn: Dan Waiock A n ^ opclic Ambiflous, ^ i n dE e jP E N D E N T 100-400’0 btkbli W alnut ■ O ccupationalI T h e r a p i s t - ID licennurf* }legin y o u r Poi(d 8.0 0 ®) Ufe, Ul AD&D « DIsalrablllty Iniurance Classes to.be i held at S 81k. Davis ROUTE T Im «'orf/Infant!t Care C enter, Itiltlo ining Program 200°600 100-400OOAdams A Im burjem ent, Retli 1 M » M H 6 Weeic C(Course to c an r itlrem ent & M orelll!'J l COI' L L T O D A Y I ’ooBih.'Ik. Ram sey Start Jan. IS,. 2 0 0 1 ROIITFJ T g S 2 9 ■ a p ■ Mlagic a i Valley R eglom iflp nal M edical C enter m § 6 9 W O ^ m0 Jelterson o H u m a n R: e e a i o u r c e s I fy.you are h ired by MM. Midwiway IVesi MH you will ■ : 1000 Bik. I . Box 409, TW in Fal’a l l s , I D 83303.0409 < 5l/t St W esl If you live on th e E A S T *’-®- • 9 ^ b£ 400-50500 Cflnfto aide o t Twin f ® ( 2 0 8 737-2173 or FA be reimbursed fo r thle e trainir^g., ^ •rln Falla i are ’AX (208) 737-2741 551 _ 300-600G>Goldor}$pur {nlenaledlnd In being an ■ iSD EnErriploym ent Line;: ( 2 0 8 ) 7 3 7 - 2 7 7 5 ie n i netvapa- • • SfD ^ ■ | X) Slirvp Sl. In d e p ^ d e n l WPnriwaCTm'/rr ivrrncQ p^ri^-W e^ dy. Recruitment Coordlrd in ato r 0 ^ ■ 5 2 5 9 ntaci Diatrlct a !li c o n n i J5 - C o n n ie , R N , BSN W

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' MISCELUSEOUS I Tho Timos-Nows is accept­t. R E M E M B E R INSURANCE ADJUSTING. M IAlLi™rcl«»HIM«) TWINFA ^ALLS. Want the ^ Mini’C a ssIa ing applications for tho Nalional franchiso offor* U | BUHL ^ to us a t (Ml nf ■ “ That l*tfxJay «J you piacod Ing a now hom a a t an ■ n > S iT 1 1 postHon of Assisuinr Mall- Ing ostablishod businoss K Imi. 2 buh manufactured twtnj*tnadOmkfoanet . Motor Routes '' sonw tinw ago in The Vmos- In I labla prIc«7'Naw ■ MOBIUBll£HOM ^ j: room Suporvlsor. Me- In El)(0. Proven oamings. >mo on an aero close to * * * * * * * * * * * * * roof, vhv ■ Nowi7 Now ts tho tlmo to *u( Sale* Buhiv Inyl w t n d ^ , pi^nt K m m h i The Times-News Is chjimcQl aptitudo & man- support. Coll MIko at 776- ^ tf)l wW a wami Southern JERQUE In & out. com* pk* up yoor pictures. 323-5077. 32! ■ g ~ acceptirjg appHcationsn s ogoriol obility aro ossonti- i o i I % Owners Selling bdmi. Jui al. Musl bo ablo lo lilt 500 Slop try tno Cuslomor ------forsubsilute Motor OPEN HOUSES I Family Hom ell NelsoniR«ny73W»30« R “S S "14’ ”,.; wide. 1 8 'wW* ;• roule carriers in the lbs. ond work nights and({ Sorvfco Oopt todayl ^ ^02 I L '3 Bedrooms jblea.someonour ' i B i 2 Baths TrtlN PAU&3bdmi.lFA krtandsom • fliiomoons. ^JONEYTOLO^ ------BARKER V.ii some m park*., Minl:Cassia area. "If If inlorostod. pioaso fill outJ ______L RtMltorm CustonilixiK^kJWunwim 1800 sq.rL New . Brodcmaninaneby W atnwt ow*, paint, vln^, - biJarame.1 you are interestedd on sppllcatlon at Tho f x ------Ploaoaso chock ^ur ad for ^0*11643-43711 -totstotaofiwricspaca wnoow Tw.1-edl>«7»4380 nancafroeextertor. or 32 in being a Independentint TIrnos-Nows oflico: 132 Uontlrwntal Loans cor:onoctno8s on tho first — Indixiidudingbuilt In d esk . >r324-6S22 i n o i g h b o r t i o o d . ------Motor Route carrier 3 fdSt.W ; Tw inFalls. 10. SIOO-$ 5 0 0 dajlay thot It runs. OS TTio . UY ,THIS HOME FO R **Fand•amily room CHRISTMASI « • GanGarage S67,600.'0. Call 734-8727.M g g or subsitute please orcallDonWalockat733- Phono appllcoltons Tinrimes-Nows Is not ro- rv^,,h 620 I ; 0 0931 oxt. 252. oublowkJo. 4 bdnn. 2 «Aturamteacapiiigwmi Twmn wolcomo spciponslblo for errors of- FALLS. N eed 6 I REALAL EI STA TE stop by Tl)o Timos-Nows Is a drug- Ith, family room, dining fnjitJlt tr trees, fancM yard bdm u Call Today • 735*0892. or tor thot timo. na. -i- 2 baths?? ■ W WAI ANTED ■ froo wrttptoco. x m . garden lub. This ' i ond MORE lib t o S 301 I p : ' ■ ■ i homofflohasSlO.OOO worth cfc from achool. The Tlmea-News Buriayly ------w in back brings In ^ — BUSINESS I 3 0 4 - ■; olooloitras. 1 7 6 0 s q f t 001 offico at 325 t/2 E S m I I := » i ,TA e . 0Ano.W9.e00. C j LI n v e s t o e n t s I I North (next to Wal-Mart) OPPOHTUNmES L 5 0 2 Re^ 734-3930. i/" and fill ou t a c o n tac t Pioaso check your ad JJ0ME3TORSAU ■heal or call 677-4042j for correctness on tho ; PUBUC SERVICE 20a.732-6710 PSDITTL. 3 possible 4 bdnn., |T GREAT OPPORTUNITY 1-W*31(^e037 “ 5 1 3 I V i n E x t m . first day lhat it runs. MESSAGE PI Mrs. B«asloy:sAuf0/Truck oin r PUBUC SERVICE _____ 1 k homo wtth bam , cor- l a C R F AjAQESiWroJ OUR - k as The Ttmbs-News is Dolail. Buy out Invontory “i)lg ? /prolits u su a lly m oan ' ’ m e s s a g e CHRIST , pasture, alt on 3.5 big risk. B eloro you do Solllni IISTMAS PACKAGES & fflko o v o r lo a s o . All ? Ung proporty? Don't pay WoVohovotandrnomo J »s. North W est of Paul tiasjihco . . . lor poopio— not responsible lor businoss with a company, onyly loosI until li's sow. For f CresM ew Rd. Catl Land investmeni A orrors aftor thal limo. roady ostablishod clionto- ,h* AD cvBfYwtwfci 733 0031. lo. Evos. 735-8263.B chock it oul with tho Bot* Iroo30 inlorm otlon a b o u t p)nai lof Businoss Buroou, For .avol' ■inandnooSaitablo. S i d a l ' t i m e s CLASSIFIEDCL 'Oldlng lim osharo a n d WoiW attWlnd H o m e s SAVE TV ( Iroo Inform ation at)o u t roalQl ostato scam s, writo 2 in20a-362-620i.« • DEPAR’ARTiWENT 208-732-5710 Cl ovoiding invostmont lo tr tho Fodoral Trado 11-e8Mt0-»037. gtawlde • 3 bdnn, 2 FAIRFIELI•LD. For sale by 208-7^734-5538 scams, wnto totho Fodor- Comsmmlsslon, Washing-______------_____ bath, dl h. dining room, 1012 owner, 40 ac. 6 miles W " al T rado C o m m issio n . ion 1. D.C.. 20580, or call HAQEf3£fi«AN, O w nor has tq ltM u so o . d dty. On3 n » t view of Sof- 2 0 6 ^ 7 i WasWashington. D.C.. 20580. • tho ^ «77-4543 > Nalional Fraud Infor- invost'OStod ovor SQ.OOO to Doubleble iw kto. 3 bdmi. 2 '' dlor Mtn.1. Near^ Golf & Ski- /BURIURLEY) :• or call tho National Fraud mationContor. a rolurl)lurbish Ihis 3 txlrm . balh,i,lrDkttchon. Iry 1260sq Inp. S32K.K. 934-8104. msg ' I n lo r m a tlo n C o n t o r . 1.80(JOO-876-7060. homo.10. IDaylight tjasom ont ft k im b eh uLY. y 2 h acres, all f - Times-Nslews i1-800-876-7060. ------' w/ famiamily room. Surround- West }n site. ownerwiU odbyk ^ 5 2 ^ utllrtJes on jy lots of m ature troos 208-732-5710 » carrv r^iio!l 423-4881 J i 3 0 5 I / \ on 0Hg. Ig. lol. Only S79.500. 1*«8M1^0C37 1-« CONTRACTS & :all R asltof B o b a t t WIN FA a KH..., ■ t w i n f aLiS“ u H 3UARANTEED 7S 11 IiTai't'A FALLS 9 bdrms, MORTGAGES | 3*1B29or733-6336. CarociI Contor/Home. Aero- 5 - 1 0I. . A C R E S I S 'ater B .. ' C ^ HAGERERMAN. 3 b d rm . 2 Ront/Soll733*1359 * CttyW at SSss CASH NOW SS „ ocro lot In’new ^W'N ■pALi^FAI - 6 bdm i, 2 • NaturaJCJ G a s Force>rConlracls&Mortgagos. B u y Ithe Guaranteed SS diJidivision, SG 9,500 o r ' 1 .2 ? lovol brick. 2 on * W ater EQ U A L HH O U ttN a Call'^11 IOlveralllod CspltMl. p3ackaae a and The trado.».CoH208-736K)142Ji C W from high school Hler * A venue O P Mw A mT i K i r y 208-734^727m f'imes in News guar------XIO.CaU 734*1021. • 731-5030 MM l^iwaiaig In TWIN FAFALLS • N ew er 3 d , MpwliaUi)Mk» DRACO intees to sell mer­ 5 1 4 j K f S? htOMlna! £ Act «r*M chandise or n/tMERRY I. 2 both hom e, w/2 1 - , ^ ' INVE^VESTMENT CORP. aofoge, Mornino- ■ ■ " w mlEPHOPEmYl c 2 s Sn m M M on or Morti/ortgagos? Contracts? .“Hautomotive items HRISTMAS. « LOleary | school dls- CDoods ol trust? in1 7 i days and real asking $ 1 0 1 ,5 0 0 TWIN FALfL LS ■ - T M c t S S f c S l M YlYou wont to soil? e3statein15days s rated. 734*2097. a to c lr#r* ? 'C h e ck return n«uon«i ortg VWo want to buy. 01or we Will rerun Vr--e sending EXTTfi------onnow 4pl PromptProf & cosh offors. th « you our best . K i I Wo3 aro locol & compotilivo. ' le , a d an addition- PrtSlfaPtoc. «tlon.* Pamlltsi wishes lor an , (Ulu* tneludieludM ehllOfM I -( CalCall 208-733-3021. !l 7 days. There *139,900 J ------: extra special Undscapspo^l)y nico brand I COMKMMERCIAL pr»gnoniwyy is accepting app charge for the pplications for W alkingJ TRoutes in Twin t .wW.. jSlivors. SocTTroas. Ida wonderful )b(frm.2bothhomo. I PRO ^ •M ^ojM ady guaranleed 301 blinds, gounnot K s s r s Falls. Thc‘se conlracracted positions are 7-day ly early-moming package. Ads New Year! kltchonon vwith appllancos. GREAT opc «pip«r will not r ■eetpi any * delivery positionsrus a n d c a n b e a s o u rre c e of additional W P nay be cancelled Subdlvitllvlslon amonitlos InUrnIme fo r th e MvtnWngfor9 for rtal Mtat« arly for customer lo pool/spa, podos- Christmim a* M a a o n : ■"1 Moteaonil?!' ol VM income w hile youu getg paid for your m om ii ^ j E d u c S r T y & S h i r l e y trian pot't M n w v h m b y Tling walk. Some q ||| convenience but pothl Loose option GOURUElETCOFFEE SiSSi'S?; N o l s n n possiblo.blo. Kenl or Cindy SHOPInthf *wt aa evMcxia , routes also qualifyfy forf a sign-on bonus off u p toSSO.OO. . j______th the charge will AI 'iB is q n CPlIjng y tho Magic Valioy h N t n S S r mjnor fww you *pon

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1 TWINFALLS BUHL. 2 bdnn. Ib e th . See> »KIMBERLY. Smoll t bdnn. VVVVVVVVVV9VVV * TWIWIN FALLS. 1 bedroom, ^ ----- 5 2 T " , , 5, at 717 7th Ave N. $450 + ------1 TWINFif a l l s HORSES.ES. : Sovoral Chrisi- B rsn d new 3 bdnii. 2 baOi • wIV/ZD. Ouloi. private with stovo 4 rofrlgorator. M 6 0 7 ShopftS UANUFACTUREO dep.Can20&*733*8e90JII d riv e. 5275-»^ d e p . Call p i/W«rehous«/Office mas kidskids horses. Can w Breckenrldoe lumlshed POPLAR GROVE APTS 5260. ^ Call 208-734-5325. I O FF IC E & Easttai:lanc3 Dr., Park Ave.. cjolwor Ct HOMES ■ 423*5926or731-6938J C r. Coll 734-3587.« home. Rent Ind. an utiis.itiis. E-MAIL your dasslfled ad Cloan. Cotyl Bdrm apts. fw?^ N FALLS. Duplex lor RETAI IL S P A C E K. I K.mDorty R oad - c h p .hIhon* o r S ale Yard. — ■ 'aJawncare,$l900*X)ntfimth to u s a t hM.V.-MsgleAdsS«rvk:es - Available now , re,rent. 3 bdrm. 1 bath. — < Vanarious s a o s from WEAREKCRETOSrA)rrAYt OaO Kent or C M y CoIUnslUns twInadOmteroojiet ■magica5wnall.com/rem For ” Sentora/Handicappodf no, Inesday Dec. 27di. gamgo. 5500.733-5590.B .* * TWIN FALLS « * 300 o a l Blaughtorcow Wfl6«t-upSdellvorlflni]i«jn. :« 733:^ 0^^104,?!*• :?ILER fumy unfum. can- A p t * Horn* RantMt$ - o s a w o d persons; - WIN FALLS. CXCEP- * * JEROME * « Call! alo. 11:30 A.M.. sl«et o r snow . Nothino TT' ■ yon vJew farm house. 2I 11243 Lynwood Mon T .F a . Som e with AC 3cst Ratoa A Loauons Hall ™5miSTc™;ai5 Rent B asod on Income JI}TIONAL: 2 bdrm . D/W, 80 * Ty C firistm as 4 itop» u s from gottino yo “7 , , bdnn., i baft, garaoe.4 j rolrig.. range, disposal. RSTA5TA1L A OFFICE Space _____ “ Inyouriwwhomo. lUrn: Condo w/o*nfl«. ‘ HURTAUdl^ * 3 bdrm, i f Contact OtliM at 1° ap p y N aw Yearl ®J- corral gMloraJ. $500 mo. p riv ate utii. rm. w/W/O Shop:lo p s (o v erh ea d doors) TWINrFALLS. F Fo, R..l: WsstWtndKomss!: . *1100 permo.lndude». balh.hdrse facilities. 733 e 22nd St. Burley hook-up, AC. 2 spaco T Ti o m a n y siz e s 4 Comm 200-732^10 baafc phone, cebte; all 5550/mo*$500dop.Avaa. 208-678-9429 imorcial office/retail m 702 lOrt C a a 3 2 e - 4 7 i» J parking. No pets or locations l< to list. space. 1.«»31l)^037, utu. & yard cars. Short Jan.IsL 4 2 3 ^ 6 e v e s J Ui. corner locations, I c adA R i M /R A N C H _ _ tarm ok. Kent or Cindyndy f i l e r * Avail. J a n .1, small E smoking. $475.734-6360. Nooilood a space lo loaso? lg- wiiwindows, approx. leiiD P i ' PAUL - Home in couniry. 3 »»•»»»»•»*»*» PPUES/EQl^ ~ 733*5338 or 734*6104 2 bdrm, stovo. relrig. Wo win find It for you' 2.1000 s1 q .f t. neat 4 wator g S U m bdrni. Coll 438-5234JI B ^ B re H f W iN FALLS. NBA. Valley avaiiabla If n e odod. No . - Vista Viiiogo. 1 bdmi apt. TIDnOWELL JENKS also has olf siroot P Nom«»fhowyou*p«WyourM pels- 5350 -f d e p . Refs. ^TW IN f a l l 's 2 bdrm.' Taking applications for for 62 and ovor or dls- PropProperty M anagem eni Parkin(ing. avail now Lo- BEET SHfTice L esses Available I ROOM3MMA?K WANTED Si .500/mo. Includes'™*,i al B U S S , Lg. 3 bdm . traileriler JE R O M E , r e m o d e le d 2 t TWIN FALLS Clean, new ^nWN FALLS (2) 1 bdrm. underground « parking. oBlue Lakes BJvd. * FEEO BUN3UNKS. froo SUM. t illllitlos. baas phone• in tow n. 300 4lh Ave S. bdrm, no smoking/pets, carpot. , 3 bdnns. O o seio a nowor buikliog. 734-2556. »7SH>op.Call73&032.22. gos heat. $475. 324-6752 , apts. Appls. inc. No "2)' -nborly Rd, Eastland Dr. KIMBERcRLY 2 bdrni, 1 bath ing (org.3r goals sneop. > ooblo TV. yard cam . Shor schools. 5575/mo. 1-$400 peta^smoking. n 5350/mo* TWIW IN F A L L S . S O P E R VariVarious S l ^ 4 Ratos! « oMiccce. S175 * W of bUIs. horses.s. DDitlcfont sizts. * Ibrm ok. Call Kont'« 0o f BUHL 2 bdrm. 2 both.-98 JEROME. 1 bdm i. 1 bath. dop. • e i t 2n d . Ave.N . $150 $: dop. 734-3303* DEAUDE 2 bdmi. 2 both, m Call Co Steve 734-4334 Cai:aii -t23-6389.M Save foodfood, botior animal > Cindy a t 733*5336 day] 5320/mo. 4-$500 dop. Culo. < newty romodolod. 1 5 3 mobile home. No pels. iwiN FALLS------now 4-plox. $450/mo. No Hallows Ht Property = ------health, .tos: toss ciean-uD Call ' ! . dr 734*6104. evenings0® ^t 5450/mo + dep. t.onQno Cal 324-3430,420-1G69JI bdmi. I poasiWy 2 . 5375/- ™ smoking or pots: Can 734- Manegement . M l 566. ■ tenn lease, in Buhl Mobilo>ilS JEROMeT Extra nice. 3 m 1 o * 5300 dop. 611H AFFORDABLE ^B452or734-8522.M A h h Newerl. 243bdrm. GEN SETSETS. 15KW to.iOO ■ I f _j_. ^ Estates. Can 543^342’ bdrm. 2 both, dbl. wide. 2r>d. Av e . N. 735-0631 ^ /IN FALLS M f cm l /\«• B U H L . C lo a n 2 b d rmm . No pets, refs. 326-5867JI TWIN Tl FALLS-Lovoly spa- ^ &0 sqfl. olfico on North A------]mr da«sffi«l M. bt iun w /oarage. avail, now. Cell Now 734*1600 txlrm. 1 bath apt. 5399/mo p illrr.orrjj 11 r,; rioar P oleline ■ 7 0 1 Call 867-1137-1919. ■ . do u s. 2 bdm i. 2 bath, all __ S150 dop. Locatod noor fMdm undmtand your youi $4S0/mo.-f$200 dep. 4213 ; KIMBERLY 3bdm i. 1 bath. ‘ load. Pnco nogotiablo to 1 UVESTOCK U I HORSE: TFTR A ILER , 199G '; a gashoat.vory,verydoan, appls. AC. sprlnklors. TWIN FALLS dc,;jowntown. crodil chock tern ____ 11thAve.N.734*1465.* srm. Contaci WALT ^ 5 S;L£ 5 j , 2 horso iMiior, St;ndownoiwnor Exocullve. 3 :• 54M ♦ dep. 423-6389.« lawn | mowing, wator and Excelk)nt3bdrm.2both. & roq. 733-2218,Town Crest h e S sanitaiion furnished. No Spacious 5 large dosots. lESS 737-3939. Gom e “ nclosed, now ines. iiorso slas la n t, r a a r tack. ' peta, no smoking. $600 prtvato P' patk) and paiWng. win FALLS, very nco 2 Stalotalo Realty______^ 7 o o0 . 324-6945.H 'fW ' dressiressir>g room, oxc '. i 5drm. duplox. cul-do-sac. tw H Ji mo. * dep. Applications HOUOAY^ SPECtAUI /IN FALLS, Just-A-Moro CNB, *9595. 2 ho rse slant, w/ ^ $6400. 934-9088.1 : taken. Call 732>6388Ji Movo M in boforo 12*31 and 3root location. Garage. T nin. '2 separate clticos on lg, ta c :VER, N ew HoOand * rgyrd.AC.DW .W D a c k r o o m , lo is ol RETRIEVEF rocolvo $420 off ront. ” 0 10 main floor with use ol c h ro rr TWIN FALLS lookups, lawn care. $560 > m e , o x c . c o n d . t052.vorytrory good cond. Q n « Jail Now ot 208-734-1600, snferonco room, S650 or $3,600.» . Coll 837-6614.B 1962 Cr^cv>cvy tnx*. $8000. • ’ 610-3rd SL N. I bdrm, 1 K dop. Can Tom 737-3924. ^ bath. $ 3 5 0 + dop. TWfwiN FALLS------550. Can Kem or CincJy - F u TILyourot.»»M ir .a ) call 208-788-3-48. Z oilin8at733-5336 or 1B73Msple2bdnn.2bath. *QuaII * Creek Apts* |------6 M ------1 ^ 10 US at SADDLEE - 1-Hamloy, double » ^ l E D ^5550 + dop. Quality comfons, ■ROOMS FOR RENT iadO m {cron.n:et riggca I 1&'15' troo, Padded J 316 Jefferson 3 bdrm. 2 Affordabk) pricos. ftiso olhor assonod I fin n ■— E. 9 yr. OkJ sorrel QH f l fe__g t P t -balh,$700 + dop.------Z2-bdrm u n its available.— - =lEROME'Hoiiday j l f Motol— — t ig7irhands71200 '36-632Moavomsg> ------1134 M onsco3bdrm, 2 C all 735-0473 SK5100 4upwkiy. 401W. I coH^RcwL ffs;ov^. boon in arena. SADDLE,.E, i used. Bon Tor-J* bath. $850 + dop. t s ; WIN F A L L S S lu d .0 2 ■. Main. Call 324-2361 I RENTALS brush.h . t r a i ls , fo o d lo l. rei. oxc.;c. o cond. 539-6663. i •• 1766 M aplewood (no bdrmZ ..fenced yard. Idaho TWIN S3000..0.423-4102. oves ■ Greet ChnChnstm as xSoa.a >‘- • Please priiprint clearly wich dark'<■ pencilf o r p en asmoking pleaso) 3 bdrm. ^ WN FALLS S8S/wkS325- Housing approvod, $395 mo.no. Sp»ciaL Microwavo, JEROIROM E.3200sq.fi. Shop g n p c c ‘ 2 both. LOTS OF SPACE " E.AQHA1996SOITOI TRACIlACTOR. 1951 ' ; • Approxirrcimately 23 spaces inclu:luding b lank t + dop. Call 734*6694 ■ rofr>efng. 4 utils.ind.r >1885 /offico spoco, 14ft. over- 3oc Bar and Skipper Ferguson. T NEREll $850 + d«p. .1 ! jad door. C al 324-3101B Ml. TO 30. In oicel- spaces. BRI AW LEY REALTY TWlWIN FALLS tVKRSBfFiulS^SpnTiES; oedng. 206-734-7955. lent cond.yid. Colt 734-5380, 734-6856 •Holiday M Special*. ’?4341 Kimborfy Rd. $100/- TWININ FALLSI Prefossionaf ______TRACTORrOR, 1967 1.806 &. $385/mo 733-6452. ofllccIlco space lor lease. h ORSE • W e will! n.notify you if there is a special going T\ .2.3 Bdrm s $335-495 S E S - M u s i s o il! Whoatlandland w/Iivo hydrsu- TWINFALLS.duplex 1.2 VIN FA LtJs. MOTELS SSc5e sq.1 ft.' plus utilitios. Points w /garage, 1949 Alla. Somo So< DW 4 WD hookups s a n d O H 's. colls, lies 4 lg.g. h(hoavy duty Outl ;i00/wk.4$380/monlh, 3500500 sq . fl. a v a ila b le , foinino o n w hichch might result in a discliscounted price isNowly ronovalod. 5535. Spacious and cloon ig cow horso. also, loader . Ot: O IS K ,IH C (I)10 B 2nd Avo W. 733-5630 ^34*5>4*5633736*7302 nco gro:iray m are. 934-5733. ft, w/Ram.am. (Coll 734-7608. • 3 line mirninimum - Private Part>rty Only :iCan 7 ^ 1 3 5 9 . No pets 734-6600 tlE i TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. TWWIN F A L L S - • B r a n d '______Freo F cable, no pels, NNi 9 w - 3 bdrm. 2 bath, HHmnMHIIM 5425/mo.+ s dop. 734*0460 garage. flo $650 up. 379 Lonoro. Coll 733-8207M IB IIB IU fflD I TWIN^ FALLS. 2 bdrm. ^ - 4 f j g | J w/oppls. at 230 Lois. No TWWIN FALLS - 1 bdrm. N u m b e r o f D)avs ai - 3 lines C o a »pote. 5250 dep. $500 mo. 5325 53 mo. + $150 doposil. N E S S & i Ptoaso coll 208-734-2664. All All utii. oxcopt electridty. BUSIN No pets. Call 736-6716.a 1-3 d a y s...... $ 1 6 .7 0 TVTWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm. 2 both, firoplaco. no smok* TWIWIN FALLS • 2 bdmi, 1 ^■ 1 4-7 d a y s ...... $ 2 3 .8 0 fIng. 5800 p e r m o.+dop. both. bo Slovo. rofrl3, DW.4 ortsis S850. Call 734-6360.B Hospissplce, lr>c. provides; 539.I9-UM O (5466) Trimming■ningspecwfrsts TViTWIN FALLS. For rent 3 -fwiWIN F A L L S -N o w o r 2 A /f lodicaro and Modicaid Ownod by roo roiuvonat>on bdrm.b< 1 bath house w/yd. t>di 'r Q uality Services JUAUTY COUNTS Xfmi. duplox. carport, ulil. . a |lr r Ducts| •Furnaces irtifiod. JCAHO Accrod- Ci ™ w"“ rA i 4<' AdditionalA lines extra charg 4 garago. No drink- rn). N o sm o k ln g /p o ts , .nrir, od Sorvicos. Gonoral. — O&TI 249 o r 786*1611 I n - '/ e m o k l n g / p e l s . $4: 3ryer Venis *Chimnoys 1®°' IINTING a r t425ftno. Call 73M 742JI ,|nInsulation ^ Removal ^oniionathc. Pedatricand rAII TREE 56 >5700 dam age dop. —— idiac Nursing: Pre/Post- R E MMODELING i 73 WS.askforRimJi TWMN FALLS ■ 732-132-8788 « 800«7.9181 Opofoiivo Thorapy, ------2 bedroon^, 1 balh. _____ DIMMING IWN FALLS. NewiFhS;^ ' ------Pro/Pro/Post-Natol Nursing. -ru.■ hom p so n ’a dishw ashor, AC, Tree Tnmming with canyon rtm views. nicrowavo, W/D. Locatod BU E SIN ESS S'iPodiatnc Son/icos. p-intinoig & R o m o d elln g KSKTrec 3 bdmi. 2 balh on 1 aero. Nutritional Thorapy. J S t vfxpononcodWork l ' ic a re . SnrubOory _ n e ar school. c bush tnmmmg. $1400/mo. Callcj Mk:kio. 734-4334 ^SER V IC ES PoPorsonal Caro. IV “mJob'X Too Small lorapy. Modical Social c Iroo Estimates Can K ent or Cindy 1 ------Thoro roo estimates ri Hallows Property Sorvicos. Psychiamc 111 735<«53 733-8336of734-6l64 Manaooment TWIN FALLS Son 08) 934-5343 Run m y ad In clas:lassificatton ______i 5( PLAN ROOM Nursing, Nl Pnysical _ , 1 __ JUM SALES T. 6 0 4 ™VIN FALLS' Jobs>b3 to bkl for Gonorals, 'Rionii:orapy. Spoocti Thompy, P AMINTING N & UNFURNISHED 18 Monroe - nice 2 bdrm. ub-contrectors 4 Suppli- OccuIccupational Thorapy. \u a■LPAPERING i I ANDS!I SERVICE A m ount Enclosedsed $■______^ ’m \Vi bath with privaio pa- Located at: 200 2nd 2£l6ti; wl ApTSmUPLEXES ore. Bluoprlnl cop>os. Loc io.'Covorod parking.. 734-PLAN 73 (7526). - - - Ave.kve. N. In T w lnFelH - riib u c o - ECTROLUX------— 'O r charge'my add ttd r . 3 Mgs + dop. ;r > aTn tin g TTnc7 BURLEY ______L__ Ith fim nche* In Buhl. jum cieanore. BRAWLEY REALTY —“ 7 Islhy, Rupert e n d In 1, Romodoling.Tox- [ □ Visa □ Mastcrc:crcard □ American Expi Taking opplicattons fo r' )00fS. conirni vacs, wolling list. 1, 2 . 4 3 bdrm. ____ 734-S85S C/gA R P ENTRY, "*£Eatlem Idaho. ervice ond repair. apts. Mountain Voiw East TV/irVIN FALLS 0 (2081324-3475 ."9 390 OuBols C redit C ard Numiimber ______fo r______days.' E i £ mIm^mo-mo2o6 ° ill 733-5616 676-9141 AFFORDABLE ______or (20808) 727-1267 coi:. ^ Expiration Date 2 bdrm. 2 bath apts, r.^„ ★★pHRISTMAS** 2 Jtirod Hcensed Gonoral H O M E R QOOFING DDING & W/0. AC. stovo. rofrto. ^ ^ontractor 7 w/ovor 25 yts. S P E C I A L ! &Coll Mickie. 734-4334 BRIDES)ESMAIDS N a t n c ______S\// ' ■ ixper. Enjoys carpentry i n s t r u c t o n OFESSIONAL 50; HaltowaI Proporty ^ work. Call 735-0615 ING & COATINGS WEDDIN)DING SHOP Movo in by Docombor ____ Address 9 9 wy SERVICE "J;Interior 4 Exlorior , P h o n e N u m b e r ______T i W/D hookup, garago, 38-210S.'Msln on your 1 st m o n th 's rent AC. dishwashor. S5618 o r 731-6089 ■ ' R O l 3UNTRY CLEANERS OOFINGI isonablo miost - LAUREL PARK isinosses. rosidontlal, A u rx ii/i ronslnjctton cloan up. rlLH)ME vl REPAIRS F 'o/osnrilimalos. financing APARTMENTS "iHallows Property ______M(17B M surice 8L N. ' Specialize in carpet 7 337-0000 i JCM Twin Fa}<«, 734-4195 ____ cioonDanlng. Froe ostimatos. TONY’SlY-S HOME REPAIRS u n M P AX /IN FALLS DlBonded 4 insured.______4& Undscaping nOME t BUILDING JEROM E-Reel cloon 1 a 2 ^ATEAPrS. 232 2nd j.Jorom o 324-3299 ‘Orywiywall Ropairs*Faucoib ms Available bdrm apts, subsidized vo. N. $300. *5350. * ______. •Painiifiniing .Rom odols, etc. 00 estimates I DUR ‘— onwhon avail, according to ,jonop. Complimentary laun- 'o do whai you cant 737-0000 3 A Income. Ptaygrounds. an 7fadlitiea. ClCOMPUTER '"fro-Tony.734<»22 - 5^ kilchon appla, laundry ro li AD )lOMALAPTS.Sfuai09 SALIILESffiERVICE — — \RPENING rms. N? peta. 324*3464. vailable Immediately. : CLASSIFIED LA>AWN CARE ^ EBVICE »ARTMENT JE R O M E . 2 b d rm ., IH $28:285 + doprlfidudo8heat P-tBM-Compaq4>ell* both, petlo. W/D. $485 4wi om putors. NotobooKs. LAWNS U ETC. JOHN’SS SHARPENING 208-73• 7 3 4 - 5 5 3 8 m324-381 lor 324-6499JI BRIRAWLEY REALTY ^rimers. Fox Machines. WinterItor Ilmo hondymon, SERVICE S p , JERQUE. Upstairs ap{. 734-5858 Vo VI/0 Soil 4 Senrtce All Intorior. Int oxtorior, Compk)titoto sharpening. OR 3bdnn.2bath.$50Q^. TWIN WI tiTieTiiiies flN FALLS. 1 tKjmi. apL OFFIFFICE ID • T36-8668 carperrpontry. And olso Fall Cartklodo 4 stool saws. 208-67• 6 7 7 - 4 5 4 3 No pets/smoking 324-3338 No pots. Wshnsit o u r retail sto re yardi work.wc Free estim ates 141 Bmckon B St S I Can 733-5374.M -locatiMrted by Office Max. 735-015-0207 o r 731-6697 734-4050*0*1-eO(M71-4050 (BURlU R L E Y ) ■ JEF ' ■ 1 I ■s-News I ______No| ...... ; ...... : .....

E6 T lm ea-New«. Twirwin Fall*, Idaho M onday, Dec}flc«mbtr25,2000

• WANTED TO BUY 2£00(5000- SOFA -lo v ea ea l & chair, FREE Reg. AKC long'««t-■ OOLOCNC RETRIEVER HEBLER.pupplaa.Hi $70. HAf SOOOO b u s h o l grainnbfn bl Horn blue,1 oak coffee (a- HAND BRAKE 48* MOO, COLIOLUcfdiVHiaTOAUM TV8AlATaUTEB WAKTEDFED. Pop and Candy ed Chihuahua, it, Jle ,, Puppies AKC. Beautiful, Bom < Oct. 3nJ,l males, 1 u storago. L oaao to buyluy ori bla, 2 oak end tablet A 2 Lothea eUrtlng ai $1300 nflbuyAsfmMU^maf nflt rtMad.id.dlraci TV saielilte’ ‘ machinetiina and amall con-, neutered. Fawn colored. excel oompanloru. S275. femalee.f Call 7 3 a -g 4 W & ,up. Mllla S$S00& up. .; w W W lIlte fn a .m e d a ir^ «y»teiItems. Call 734-6652. cession>lon trailer. Call 678- purchaio. P u rc h ase toin-toll table llghta, $400. 733-33. Call 837-6471 ;'436-6627 or 431-7223 t l elude tand & bln. PaulPai 2138or734-2731/Lynn . New & used aquIpmsnL . • daggers. da( awonS, fiaga. . .WXRTfTTfilUV "fiiliiw 0477ori'ore7S-7723. Coouuranats^seos ' .• 878^1* , • ^tobaietie for 2001." Call - - V ktiV di aroa. 436-& 666.433-554•5546 - -■ FREE io a good home. 12! ^LAB • pups, chocolate, f J TED 16^ aluminum WANTED to buy olflc wk. old female calicoI purebred, ready 12/22. J mOPSUITH Mark V - : .HUNTING Kli HOUNDS, ^orB ^^ JwatI w/w / trailer. WUh or Idera H E A ^N Q kitten. Very playful & Both parents on site. W P< d b u a .AK6 tiMV (Model(mJ 610) w/siraner ktt, Blood, BI V/aikera, Blue W TOT wi motor, 644-2662 . small m anuro apreaden I & $160. Call736-1007 TOY J 1 male- 5300 and 1 Vo ; PTO or ground driveMve! ■AIRCONDmONINQIQ loving. Call 878-7865 router, bond aaw, work ticks. t 436-3068 or wmoiDon stainless sleel 6*. WAHfeb'j^BrooobSsTO fei^,^.423-S03SJ ,hshop accaasory pKg., 436-6257 • Pleasiasa«SB208-7334470, • working o r non>worklnrking GERMAN Shorthair, AKC. ^LABS, adorabla biaoK « Can 625-66^7 ' condillori. 324-5658. pro{acts & video. ALL -i,,— , pg- Show winner*, female, 6I puppies, ready tor Christ* . . . lor pMpia = = c SI l IUSJp OTSRE r worMngparanta. BRAND NBW. never TEO Maiiress/ box wka.S350.CaJ324-5082*[ mae, AKC reg. Shois, svwvwtwf»173»0C3l. - iga, full; good,creon; l 0 5 Moore'elnc. Hansen dewclaws. Great family C a l l 7 3 ? j l 9 U beibeen out of boxea. “S ' 423-5533 >2S00/offer. 567-6435B p i,,,, baskeis: ^ e Way I^JROIQA^OJ^ GERMAN 8HORTHAIR8. dog. Parants proven ROTTWEILERh( puppies mer U pper house h Twin w is w^T i e D Qiasa pump Uvingg WlttiW Love’; horse - J W W b SY oV e • (3) 1 A«-^ Calirornia bloodlines. 6 huntere. WIII deIJveK AKC. ^ Ready for Christ- ^ •alia. Cheap prtce, have globebee (pfflloba bod- decoratlvratlva items; card ta- ‘p iVOT7^90 Zammodc,:ilc, 3 p e n , l- T lm b e r lln o 1-t. males. Call 536-1526.I' $200.208-438-eOie. mas. n Females 438-8072 I ------825------1 Sa sh . 423-W O after 6pm. ies/lerlenses). Oaa & oil por- ble covetovar. Oall 735-0037 . lower, 6 5 0 It. ComplolMIQUII»MIHT»■WIBUB1MP1.IN3.LHU9FOIOINOT..,£Sr . appfox. 23 tons. 543-5776. YOUR mry _ ^ HAY-BO ion 3rd cropdiory nay m '3 lon Balos. Call ■ 54->-25t9.______AD on, TIMES CLASSIFIED HAY • A p p ro x . 2 0 0 ion,'on D E P A R T M E N T small batos. S90 per ton. ~ 208-734-5538 Call aflomoons 326-4247»oal on HAY dai'y & lo o d o r. oal . • nay & siraw. largo balos. 208-677-4543 Cill 731-3-J71 days, (BURLEY) 73-1-3589 o v o s.* 50 GO CART s hp. 6 years A HAY QUALITY lstC fO p50I Old. Call 644-1730.M I ll ions 60 io n s 3rd & 4th^ ****■*•*»**★»**» crop 7510 bOlos. 678-2015jy . DIABETICS 2000 TOYOn 2001 FM ;hay- W anting to buy, nTHG0MASnS4X4 ORO nSOSOPIR CRIMIEW '201IQOCHEVHOLETMAIIBlIBO Iiry S u p p lies m a ile d to your ^5495B...V5Au»;0(IftoXI Rotd Pidaga, Sunof, CO; loK TM saist4m..vi qualily 4ir< cutting aairysg homo at no cost. Wo bill L.VI Aul:^ MFomi; Lo* Uhl, bxri TM VI,Aulc^CI)(My10,OOl)llH May. 736-7630 lo.ivo msg; r Mocficoro/socond insura- 0 • HAY. (121) I lo n b a le;m' s. nco. Call 1.800-762.77M.I O n ly ...' » • ; (•10) sm tjaiec, Ig. & sm,rg *********«**'*** J O n l y , , . s r « c]i).ini:ios C all324-2157,« mTc r o w a v e o v e n ------i s tt%AmiP m .'p e rm o . ^ hay. .JIM & Slh cutting.osi Sharp Carousol. S70. ■ t),i(n stofod Of tarpod. tosi20 Rockor. glidor. groon1 • • from 200-240 RFV. Sl20> _ w/maiching oiloman, SSO. OeiivorixJ. Call 324-7148_ ■ Usod 6 mos. 733-0596 HAY. 5 Ion covorod grass MISC.- Now L ak er's coal, hay. 580 por ton. Any^ mon's M. S75. Llllle m ' ; Quaniiiy. Call 32-i-74Qi.B1- Tykea car bed w/ mal- JtCE iJl; lross.S125.326-8626. •'HAY. Appro* 55 ion quali­ ty allalla loodor hay, 800. . PICTURES. THomaa Ktn- il OR . .-v^aE| lb. bales. 3rd & 4th crop,.'m kald (10) 11X14. S27 1 5 ^ ; SSO-icn 934-8104,m sg*- - each. Call 208-733-4227, /rr^ ' HAY. New seeding, dairy & P U Y STATION II for salo. . • locder. Ist. 50 ton X S40.V S460 or bosi olfor. PloasoI •; 2nd. 220RFV. 20 Ion, 1X ____ call.20a;736-6266------y^itOCAttyy ------20(900 CHEVROin BUIEREER ------^ — — ■ ------S95-Cuil 208-934-5443.-- — 2000 CHEVROflOllTCfflfflUERS M iIedo m a l ^ RiP9w;LiMlBii,FKtoyWffMr STRAW lor salo.Tm all9.* Thot binhday ad you piacod O n l y ... I somo timo ago in Tho bales, any a m o u n t. 829- PrfcatiojtS.72Ua«a,MQQ ** 4n5.'420-3452.B — rimos-Wows? Now is tho -tSSOOMhccTrKhOow. time to como pick up your { IHAPHOAC ^ ^ ^ p e r m o .I. ■ II. — ^ L e f t . piciufos. Slop By Tho " i i n 8 .8 i Customor Sorvico Dopt — ' 1 9 9 9 FORIIRD W INDSnR Ikr '■ ^ " ______198Bf0RDn504l|/ #D3«536A„A...V^^Io, CD Changer 1998 VOllSmSEBIN B U riE SMfTH Corona PWP.4150. VS,kli},Sijfemb ------m ------1 word processor, usod lmM lts...fiilkUawped...loalTwds , . A N TIQ U ES & I vory imio, $200.423-4377. 88 1999 PON amm.....L,...... j (o w oi(b * 3 , 9 8 INTIAC MONTANAI ifl 13992-WAS SlC'(995 ...... o i i d ' 1 66 , !. 9 8 8 . c o l l e c t Tb l e s I TRACTORS, JO B'S, boau- #D356429A...V(-V6, Full Power, Alloy Wheek — tilully rostorod. Would 1989 FORD M9iui(j I 1997 CBE«B0LETit E l l U B BENCH-Ooacon Oak- maly)_supor ChrtstmoB - - - X a M m ------— . lliplop.-Early-l 900's— prosoni. Ca!!731*4691.« 0 0 ------YOOH CHOICt;» r » 1 6 7 9 8 8 W l SlOOO.'OIIOf. 934-8124 #21161088 ...... ohit WANTED to buy oldor ...... ’ 4 , 9 8 ...... oBirM B ,! . .HUMMEL. 3 school boys,o' small m anuro spreadofs. 1991 H U M 626 ■ - 11'. appraisod a t S i 100.,g PTO or ground drtvo, • : NowS9S0. 733-8863, ove working or non-worklng F m r,lm M ih s I I-condition. 324-5858. I1C343A ...... J(0 » '1 0 ,9 I 8 0 2 I ,988 H S APPLIANCES I 1993 CHEVHOmSD8DBDBIIM4R4 • WASHER/DRYER sot. n ,io c is d Konmoro oxc. cono. 818 I # ...... ohh'11,81,888 S250. Single washof, MUSjCALW^UM^ S125. Warranty. 736-4805 1994 (ORO F1908UFlUFEBCM WASHER/DR YER.'SlackJ UrCTRlCQUrTAR.I^end- 1997 GHEVROl sol. S200. Sm all 5 cubic'■ orSqulro.6strjngw/GX15 DIET EXT CAB 4X4 m M S h itln l ■ . IJEEPWRANBIER - -i . 11.FREEZER, SIOO. Cralo amp. tncl, cariying SILVfMDCADO, V8, AUTO h Ploaso call 208-326-6871.!k bag, atrap & vidoo, new #|( I3348A.:...... oh« '1 2 ,8,888 I 4 SPEED,»,IOWMIIB,IOCAITIIADE w ic cond.S275/offor, 543-6201 8 0 4 ' I PfANO 199BF0HDRI1IS!H< Kimball Spinet, S1000. 19,888 O a h m k . I OKU a ,a o o n Call 324-5598. • -GRANITE SHEETS!^ (in- ' WANO MOVING ...... oiih'1 3 ,8,888 1 ------— 'A • • ishod.6'jtiX9'.^jlt.Xf.8J 733-1299 1987 BMC IIMMV .1 • JO f $4000. Call 867-1919. , ___ _200OCHEIIBOmitlBTIIBillllD - USED Grand Digital Con- U Sill, fall F m r e Bolo. Splnot & Old UprlQhl i n itmi(,0),iixM 8 0 9 I i I pianos. Coll 734-8115.B f ...... o h b '6 , 9 8 1 1 COMPUTERS I BB' g #1112285 - WAS S2I,91,995 ...... o m » M 81 , . a 9 8 8 = W H Y B U Y A P I A N O 1998 F0H1I eoniotmen e i ] WHENVOUCANHENn - COMPAQ P a n llu m . , iaIoJallPomr i 19BB CREVBBlSrif l ION CHEW c u WIN90.56Kmodom,CD Call Koith Jorgonsen j 733-1298. I JwrKJM4SiWa •ROM. spoakors. moniior. I # ...... o» y* 9 ,9 B9 I 8 1 ^ 3 S349 Call 733-1110. *■ r ifC355 ...... ! ...... o i i b MW1,888 ' ) i 820 I 1992 GHEVII01H3/41In o H n T .c M LAPTOP tnlornel roady.r. I^PETS&^UPPUESj . S2lS-Call 73S-102a.B .. [,(/«•...... ? IBBBFOBDHFEBIDIItOHEBDlE BIOEB low mix, iolo, V^jlhmio 19BBGHEVR - ^A G L E A K C Rog.. m EXT CAB 4X44 fill Fom i : ’i 8 1 0 n dowclawod. first ahola. # ...... oiiiy‘ 1 0 ,9 B I \yp,;5ilVEMi)[i |_^_FinEW OO^^ .-S2S0 fomalos. Purobred J)[l,tOWMIlB,AUTO, ■ ' . #1112283 ...... '...... 501OLD i Samoysd Huaky FIREWOOD • hardwood, j pupplos. dowclawod. isl IBBBCHEIirBUBIllID B B M E r ' miKod, & pino. will dolivor. . shoi, S225. each. Phone ___ ,— Coll 200-735-0553------436-9330 or 670-1116 a i , » 8 8 ^ ided------FIREWOOD Black locusi ...... o i i b « 2 1L9BB , 9 ‘ ^ lor Bolo Call 324-0422 or - Rog. puppies. Award wln- 2000FOimUOR«KIIHOIM 324r3B33______. ■ nfng porontarG ood work-' FIREWOOD Cut/oplit hard­I mg animals. Call 824-5556 m wood SOO.'PU load. S120^ -( '""BOJ^eRpups, Ak6 #Ui:3193-WAiS15,9!5'! 5 ...... :..oiiB*18,8t888 •I . cord. YouPU. 324-7607.H roglstorod. R eady to go! Coll 208-352-4371. ■ ZODOBDIHREBILI : 'FIREWOOD, Mixod, up to 1908 TOrii r o n G O N P A UULOS L I 4 cords ot S f2 5 por cord. CAMRY CHINESE PUQ pupplos. lidirJ6,lnM llii , < JEROII/IEME _^pM & dolivorod. 324-3681! j AKC, lawn. 2 maloo. 1st 4DR,FlJltP0WE«,G«UinATFUakOKOMdOUlTIUDE *— ~ l - .T W IN F A Li l L L ! S > shols. dowclawa, S360. . fllC3I8S-WASSI8,W5IW...... „,.. oiib*,15,9E988 i o i i 1 208-654-2433, leave mig IFURKITURE & CARPET «0785A cRbfidUYfiLABS.AkC, 7W w nu.(i...iiiNJ 1 3 ,9 8 8 IBBItPBIHDDIITBII OFA, dewclawod, ready i i i t i . l M '■ -/ ^EO - King SIZO Liko now. ^ 12-23. Females, S360. Engtnndor Latox. 5500 Plooso call 208-733.7604. w/lrnmo. 0343-8 1 24 _ vf.,; #Sl62802A-.;;r:V;:r: BBS ' bSchQHUND • AKC mini BED. King Sorta. Ivory ironI rod fomale pup.'S225. hoad & loQiboord. S425. Coll 438-2966 ■ ■ L :i ! m ^ ■ * OAK TABLE & 4 CHAIRS S260. SOFA CHA IRS, 2.i F bTlMATlbN-purebred 90101 8. Lincoln ■ ; .2 pooch. S3ro 543-9395. pupplos. 9 W1(S old. S150. 1834 Blu* LakHI Blvd, N. ; 324-1414leave msg.B JEl E R O M E d a y b e d , o x c . c o ^ d .. _ T W I NI F A B . L S . FHEl Puppios BOO,IO-2S7-7000 brand now mattroBB. ^ 2 3 3 - 2 9 8 4 : • St75/ollor. 324-8425. • Malamute X 800-21 0811731-5865 ;-^UEEN8IZE PILLOW FR^E adorable pup^es. 32414-3900 TOP MATTRESS SE T „ Ooldon Roirlever/Lab X. -3 9 0 0 . ■ Still in plojllc, S260.00. F V JuMiAS CMstmaa is h en. 6 wks. WWW.COidnpauios.com 734-8881 \ Anywh§n It ClQH old. Ready nowl 733-0330 PRICE PUJi TAX,'•HX,IITIHGBIHI1IGCF[E0FI1Z1.I 7 3 5 - lorn, groan & burgundy. ”ffiee klitona, i wlca. 6ox > 1,00. OAC.‘B(CHiDE8 VEHICLES WM»{DASI3.UWITiD.Wimi«inT|HA iKtJuiuA:iy3,a)iii: SIOO for goi. 734-2632. irainod, white w/apota. 1 Cell 733-0630 mF0RY0UBminmi0H.M,gTO Ujy, ifU. rtntortwcpwitfi ■ diiMlflx) >d. 733^JC31. ■ ■ ' .' ; J -• / I

Monday, D ecM nber 25,2000,25 Tlmes^Jews. TwinIn Falls,Fj Idaho ET: WANTED TO BUY 16 16 ft. SNOWUCeiLE RENTAlr u i QMC,'81erra.'l995.105KK CHEVY TAHOE *07 4 dr. , m v s l (rater In to p co D06QE.-98,quodcab.W FOlFORD 1997. F250, HD. oxt FORJORO. 1976, F1S0, 4 w d. QMC - rell' - milos. 58500/b«kt offor.r. nowtlros,k)odod.Sl9,500 : -1991 Sonoma &«- CMC, dios11l5or531-51ie cap, a l tho candy, Imma- 324-6)17 32 loovo msg, ■ runi ■ Wa Mt b O to buy- "DeoSUt 8n6wmobile ti;t dr.,^T2 fi/^iC^2300.1994,40K » . $6300.736-7271 .■ PtoasoiOCaa20e-734-7608; cal football tabl* tmd ui K CHEVY,‘91.SUvoradoctop culatD.$22XI00.326-3172. TFORO c BRONCO XLT *90 ^ f u s e d placa 8-x10'. s e o a ttth tti o mUos. e*c. cofid. BodBn-H sid e . 350, low n ils.; '8 9 - ;■ 1990 Storw h too. ISUW-971•97 Rodoo, aludlopleno. Ci 4x4 Rod, exc. cond. f o r i C all RV Barn. 412 Addlaolaon or, alloy wheels, 60/40 . ORD.79F150.4x4.460, 271.:. 1 ext. cab. 3rd door. owor, AM/FM c a s - 60 4 S 4 6 . 0 Chew h ton Sltverado, FFORD'79 Exlenslvoly Low milos. $6,500. 40k Ava. W. $475.733-3366366. soat, $6600/offar. C^l modifiod. off road vohido. 40k on robun now dutch. shortin bod. ultra loaded. } * 6 disk playoft - fl 350, AT. sho«, 3 2 6 ^ 5 . COB670-S276 low = 734-6539 Of 731-9865.B Classic PU. Now ongino. ___ 1 ownor. $4600.666-9968. o xc.o. cond. 326-4757. _ 3 7 kis m $15.000.736-166L ^ - WooderiVanhy; ’ -9 09-- - FORD F-ISOW V.6,XLT ^ TS TOT r w p U .W w ta o f . $5500. Can 733-6279 FOlFOIk) F250 XLT. 1 9 9 2 . FORIORO. I960, F-150, short q u c V - '96 Cr)orokoo 4x4.- C a a 7 3 W 3 f . r- s u p ff cab. AC. C C . tilt, : Yukon SLT '98 V8 I spomwaGooosS . vice bed & rack. New oxt. cab. 460 e n g in e. 5 box,box. oxtra tiros 4 whools. 5711,* cloon.l ownor.90K ■gnoa: IjjW TOwsuppio * PW . PU Short box 5 . * p . FFORD’geExUtororXLT sp Htor. tan iflomor. whtto J |, < i £ n WaR teO ^ B U r: Bui E8 •,11ros.$3700; Call'• $5200. CMC-96 HD. 3/4 , -spd..73Kmi$,.newtirDS, ,• goo□ood mochanical c o n d ..' o-Vor >15,000.7B8-3056.MP ■ i , 736-9997 orlor.IbadtdwMh - mo matorials. 2X6, m« ton SLE LOADEDII Extra service record, liko new |$2500.CaU733-t906.* 2si •92 Chorokoo. n e w ' a'llSS JEROMECOUNTR cond.. Can 657-2238.* rything. 50k $28,000. *»EEP ®2 •Mino. plywood, partii ^ 1967, p/u. Aunss cab-iong box 350 Voctoc. - mulllor 4 ‘s h o c k j:' • boanj, chain link fefi(fon^ O-UB MEMBERSHIP ORO. 1909. F250, 4x4. 678-9:-9791 days 677-2908 ), Vory nico. 676-6537 FFORO -97 F250 4x4 ox- FOIFORDF250--96.3dr.5,41. ------Looihorlor S $6600 735-1950 . Pioaso can 200-733-96![g e la : $2K/offsr. Can 731-4757 oxt. cab. 5 spd.. V07 good h u e tended cab. 5.4 v e u r le t. Trilon Tri V-8 , Fully loodod. shaishapo. 94k actual mis.. , !. 1997, lon SL E . .p f o '95 aK Wronglor Rio FORD-2001 F150 XLT, I. Exi. cab w/3 d r .. ‘' J f - V c , ” WAMTEOtoboy: oxL cob, 5.4 Rter V8 , PL, 8 4 K .$ 1 6 . 0 0 0 . C o l l on ft" powor. alr-rido supon- «a$8,500. « CaB 543-4035.* v o r tJ d. Cusiom lottorlrfg ston shocks. CD. romoto------r to c V -8 . L o a d o d Ua«d8no«b(Mr(l,lngo PW, power minors, lilt. 434-4485 sk pos. cusiom whoola, i^UTILJTV^^LEBS ------start. sti 2 bod-linors. run- FORIORD, F-tSO. '96. XLT. « .900, Can 326-2220. cond Can 324-5456 AM/FM, CD, roar slidor. p and txkini lop. '4 ' leavBttwa- • . FORD ’99 ExpodWon XLT ning nir b o a rd s ,to w p a ^ g o I117k t 7 ml., oxc. cond.. S u r ” f l a t b e d ilZ ^ U undor 3500 milos. P26S , 1999.4x4, Slorra cyl. 53 spspi d ., c a rp p i kt'I. • “ trallOf. 16-. CH-EV r6uburban. 1998. 5.4 V-8 ong. Roor hoot. 4 4 moro. $16,995. 324- 510$10,995. 733-0862 or S n H T Car haulef, nearly now. tiros. $2«.999/offor. 543- ' ,3 dr. 0x1, cob, bucket 510.900/O00/oflor. 679-S769- ;8chi»au*orlorsti V6. loather. k u d o d with roar AC, roor seat. Traitor 0667or731-4167dlr. 06 731- ^Mud Cag734-5380.« : [> 4368. Rotai prico $30,1 IS tow. CD. LOADEDII Now —E Its, loaihor. powor TOYOTA‘6PA -80 PU $750/0fr- aarvlco. Can 734-421Z everything. 50k. $25,000.. , FORO Rangw . 1992. FORIORO, F-250, Urtat. 1990. hooloilors. Raidor cam por or Nood: ;— I Must SOIL CaO 543-4497 Uros. oroat car. 38Kmis. T Joods work, body & 5 spood. V6, oxcottont 5 spspd. $2800. Ptoaso call II. >njnnino board. 55K. mijlor. 7 WAKTEO: Boat, trailorarrno- rr I IO O I orS39-2»47M ^ ywn»«to. 73a^)031. *° $24,SOQ/effor. 1768-3663 r. 733-6839 ovos.' tor, win traclo lor a camcan p- I AVIATION c o ^ „ $5200. 637-6523.M 208-7336635JI $23.9(.960, Call 63G-2523.B 720-6094094 days. Inp tmitor. Can 324-1371374. WANTED: O o eo ratio r - & campaign mt ? f u q h t instruction^ II a Con Ranulos in Jeiirome — als. premium pricos I RAJAvlattonLLC namod or num bon x»r1 ; piocos. Pioaso call Rx ■ Nutting 733-1691. _____ M ■ . 1 0 0 2 • WANTED: llxer uppat I auto PARTS fth • f PaiIt lor your 1iioiiiiaiisiiiin Ml GASH BA(IGKfromGon ; whMltf* for Chrtatnu nPamos... ' . Any conditioo. 733-547J™ - |_ ACCESSORIESi : WANTED: Full slz o m« mat- sr40W TIRES sot oST4 f. I ; tnjss 4 box spring with [ vlth or studded. P 205/70/Rn 15 s . Huiriy...Oim i y 6 D a I . without framo. Must I ays left! 100. . d e a n .C a 0 3 2 M 0 4 3i . : WANTED: Old d o d o . At T ^ (4) 235^85 R16.Flr ' o'dar wood IBo cablnoi•mots, e s to n e a ta e l r a d la la Cail73g-e210. ______Mountod on Ford whool :• WAffTED; Old m llltaiFtary VT. $450. Isotw/studi • : modals, badgosipatcfxtchos, w/o wheels. $300. Cal t > documents, uniforms,^ote. ol 829-SI90 after Spm J • ;PaulNutting733-1691. ' WANTED: W ntara Barb ' doOs and c i o ^ . 195SS! jANTJQUE’Ain-OS - 1979. Interostod inn aoi a - | f t COLLECTBLES talos and conoctiorts.I. CiCon ■ m 733-1322 or 733-9668J38.B CHEVY, S-10. V8. conversion auto fibarglast W o u l d Li k e t o ^2 O ” * lonooau covor. Iroe i l SALT A PEPPER cbBo tion and Old prtnta o r o wfioots. Days 733-1128. • frames. 436-6791 ovonlngs 734-»793. i CHRYSLER 7 5 Imporla 826 LoBttron. Uko now. 46V IX1 W 1MEDjCALSUPP^i p q I mis. Must soo to opproC' late. $3000.734-6915 r I aa s t GMl a n c I e T o s a I V e ... • ■: klECMAMCALBEd------FORD V4 Ton . 1965. 352,152. I ' Quoon sizo. oxc. com:ond. 4 srd.. now brakes & oic.ole _ ■ . $a7S/0ff0r. 324-2037B17B $1SOO/onor. 734-9743. FORD 1960. Falcon Wag- m on. whllo. low original^ - ' '• I " - - milos. nms & kwks good, •od. M i.--'-'■]•■■■■■■'■% $1200. Can 543-6099J i FORD, '63. Thundor Bird,irdi M l I 49K orig. m b., oxc. cond. BONNEVILLE SLE L E S | $9.000. Can 837-6614JI ^ PONTIAC I ATVSfliOTORCYClES SLfPk^Sunnnl, Alum Aloy Win«ls, Bockel Seats, Power Seats, RemotEsnote Entiys,- Po«e Windon Ptwer Lock^ Crusese Ccrtrol am™ ClVCassetle Player.cr.RexS|Xlte Rt ; tubetrame. 11 Ohp 1835c^ I SEUl^&hLiVY VW onglno. . Bu# tranS S t I /EQUIPiMEWT. i Lots of «xtr»s. Roady fc paint. S6000 InvealodJ . * " lo 'K N DEERE 644 0 -04 eacrm^ fprS3SOO Ioeder»cab.ridocontrol,4*r* 'T‘ yd., 70% Ures. e w . cond:,KL-,- ^ i y g ^ . C a l l ^ S 6 3 a ^ HARL^YbAvlDdOl • ROAO KINQ. 1997, 101 ; I milos. nicoly broke ln.''A 4'-sllde:0ut.ailt& (n . ( molnt. porform odJon Ol ‘Hoctrlc.32'lift.'-$5500. 3, ^ CaJ 324-2660 Of 420-2346 ____ ; Ischodolo.$18K.934raiO ^ wcM m ■ Ha r l e y d a v id s o n . TjTrHor ZIEMAN, 24' oquipmontjn t : I Itago Classic Ft.STC,TC 24K GVW, pintoo air- ■ black/orongo. 6K milosi, • - brakos. can’t loll ifs boonion usod. $5900.667-1919J ST DEA e x c cond. Dooler sorvfc JCRBE! ? odr*14.000..731.7474J| ^ I t 1007 • Ho n d a sor. u t biks, uiu . now.S7S0.Catl644-1541 i r m i t m m E..: m B I T : HONDA 9 0.1969 DODGE •■93 2 WO with I Ith ttSO/OffOr. aulomatic. Possiblelie _____ Cafl3ifr^563. ____ ftnandnp. 734-M93. KTM SXR, SQ, '9 5 . Exc :xc. FORD - 1985 h ton PU.'Ui ; cond. Boots, sholtd ■Id, f)oWstottar, tires and ra-ru­ gloves, pants & extra goa opaf tSo. AT. tmns robuift. bodled for bike. Com plete plcgPJBl _ilflOr..$3250,.734:2393.«. • m r ;------r—$1,100. Can 7 3 3 0 5 1 4 * £ _ ...... im : I 905“ ^ condilion. 90K miles. 6 cylindor, 5 spd, CD. tool \ L o u N a w n ^_ ^ J box. push bar. $6500. Can3 ^ C MMC ISOO EXI CAllIB' '■ — 543^1 Of 543-4372. , 53 VB,/Udo Tnnsmissiori. Traaer Pica.kLlWDtonePdnl, ' BROWriiha B PSioga MExIendedCab;^ Shadow.Qra$8r2e* Bar FORO-87 F250 XLT U rtat^ ------SUPkj,A«niCOPI0 PoMrWlTKicin, Pownr Lo^cb, Cruise ConlroL ^ roI.5450.Can 324-7681I81B 0x1. cab. 460 w/4 spd.Id. PtFMrSedSeats, zn Off Road Pk^ Spray in BedOffiner. ^ t hEMl'NOyON, BOL 270r^TT Tow packago. 677-46977 - New m Iho box. $425. CaDCa( IN T E R N A T IO N A L -9898 734-5054, . -> 4700 tow proniow/llot bodod = = 4 5lfi whool. 2 0 6 ' wrtieoi90l i 906 baso w/5 spd. tronsmlssi-5i- |jiOTTUBS/POO^^ 1 on. 190 horso 444edlo-lo- sol ongino. Groat vohido:lo ■ ^S& POOLS------for local dolivory or SthIth wheel.tnilors. 36K origi­ 734.8103 nal ownor milos. Vory woQa Snako Rtvor Pool & S ppa a mo]ntainod.CaD.day436-16- ^ 1770, evenings. 677-7 - , 907 ^ i 4548.528,000 WTORHOMKiR^ ii niiJUjini.W iM j : BOUNDER -96 Worry Iroo H M I M M f f M n M • W/3yr.wnrranty.26Kmllos.Ilos. H l g Q Q l y y y i Q Q g l ■ • Quoon bod. 540.000. Callc»" ■94 Nissan Q u e t > 539-0814 CHINOOK, 7 9 20.- Good ’ cond. 36K milos. 55500.^ ■Ss Pioaso coil 20S-837-6614. pi; ‘90J«^^glcr saiiaooi . ^ E~BAi.L. 1^73. 2 3 It. moiorhomo, ifiw miloago. : good cond. Coll 734-2027. ’ I 908 ~ 1 ‘93GM C, BMC JIMM\IV I SNOW VEHICLESS Convtision V +O oor,4i4,St£fta;P 1o,ll»-T l«P *t,A ]lt™ CD P t oer, , Remote Entrys, Power WirKJows. ■ I * EQUIPMENT StarcraftVon PoMrLodl A Cniss C l l « , U VMtec, v t &9 S ! «coiM . ingre,AutoTraisnission : ARCTIC CAT *00 Thundofcat IOOO % 9 9 5 ._B^KR£PO:Ta«noWd« ' through 12<2S-00 - - -WDod^Caravan- Call Amy 67®-«089 ^ *nico6.i , E-MAIL your ctassiflododW *13,995 lo us a t - MAKEYQ)UR BEST DEALl l IwlnadOmlcrofUMtL_ ‘98FordWindstar. : ^O LA r Is ’^BRMK Low ffc l /aHD BIT ; mis.-SLPplpas.Hoad’a• « i ' i W 5 . road's.boostbottlo. Clulchod & sotup right. n n m All Ihe powor you n ood£ '98 Nissan $4800. Dnvo a t 734-5722S PalhSndcr ■nrc mwodh > sonw but^74?RoWx^S ' ‘15,995 Indy c h a s s is . L o n g 2* paddio track. 44 carbs.bs. *98Honda ; Uto skis, pipes. B25-S635 O d ^ E X ; POLARIS Indy Trail. 1965.65. • SHQtaO) • 500 long Irack. 2,80000 , *l8y995 milos. extra good, $495. I - Co:i829-6407.B ‘9 8 M e r a ir y 9 ... SKI-DOO *97 Too big for M o u n ta m e c r iS /m . tho wlfo. 670 Summit. £9 0 •IIIUVI : mis.lH*tmcK.WIlllrado ' f s g : forSOOSWOoo. "*• ns,995 01 S. U ncoln • JER>-ROME - 733 - ) ...... ■■■ I ■ . I

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^ TOYOTA '86 4- Runnor,ior. AUDI A6 Q u o ttrO r^ O >3>- - MERCURY S a b to .‘09. like PO ,■ .r> ' YburAato Ntt r* Blue, runs good, looksoks Waodm 1906. Groal11 W .4 dr.#od4n.AT.AC, 4dr«AT,PW.'PL,cnisa. 4 ■ ' ' ’^1 0 6 9 ------T ■* good. N9W clutch. CO.: o . c o n d , foJfy to®dod. Bifvor,ir. .'PW , fL '. keyleM entry, new ni tlras, $3050. Call ■ ^Aj^OMALEB^ iZ IOM ‘^099r' ^ 71 : jl AC. 5 spd. S42S0. Call:a ll 5Sk mi.. *21.000/otfor. In­h- power Beat. 5k mla., 733-6676OT420-1072JI 7: Ifc" nyexpeiieiidf 43M 677 •• . cludos warranty. CaD 200-B- $13,850. Cfll734-»572M m s s " p O ff h A C , Grand Am. towoikforyouyou-findins •2 TOYOTA. •04. oxt. cob. _ MERCURY Sable, 1088. 1909.30,317 mUes, all Swoot fun truck. Can Man.tan AUTOMATIC V- ' the rigtit vehicihlde to soiC good shape, runs oreat. FAX power, great ccnd. > O 737-95e7 loavo m soqM .a ■ TRANSMISSIONS $1400 or best offer. Call BANK BA REM : T a l^ b(da your n e ^I. . .. I have ^ ^ Spodot $359.95. Mooi 324-3947 evenings Jl ’’ S TOYOTA, 1937 4X4. oxt. th ro u g tt 12-31-00 YOUR IB reputation foifor dealing >* cab. 4 cylindor. 5 spd. C an T an i 736-2000. ^ latiorainslallailSi *' MERCOftYTOPAZSadan, _ Platinuniin(oIor,!esslhanJ5,(H5.000 mite. Buy it " r - CO. Smitty Boin occosso- Wea cored lor 24-26 mpg POHTUC- PO Sunblid, 1066, nestly and taking good a ri e of m% ^ rIos, funs groat. S4100/flfl, . indudod. out right for $27,000 or simpimplytakeover .A™ XT Economy Tnntmltalon, $2500flnrt.438-«1B4 AC.n PS , 4 dr.. good start- AD " stomen. Having great prodocxloctstosdl < olfoc. Call Gooding 034- er car, looks & runs groal. TriMES ir CUSSIFIED the le^ pavmetit* 0. o A c • •5951 OfS39-9990.« Ctll 324^760 for MERCURY, Sable. 1990, Jj ikes it all happen. Pleasease call me ___ M tfrm M . ■ dependable transporta- $650. ^ Can 3 2 & ^ 7 . DEPARTMENT TOYOTA, 1995, TICX). oxt. 1. Lease lamt 60 tnos.,$238.U8.18/mo. plus tax ; 'toda' j: ilon,$760.Call324-7401. VOLKSWAGEN. ^ '99. turbo 208-7^5538 iay at 733-5776 or 539-5928(1Z8(cdl). . 9 '* cab, sholl. oxtra cloan. BUICK 'OO Contury Load- * 2"' odohdnico.$12.B75. diesot, atl power, 45 mpg. 2. Lea» term 48 moi. $255.9!iS.9ym>.plustal B 324-et 17 loavo msg. ■ OLOS. CUTLASS Sierra di ■ Call 324-tS52.324-2724«■ 1091,V6.PW.Pl,cnji5O. 40K 41 mitos, black, oxc. 208-677-4543 2 3.lMS«tertn36mos.,$339.0^19.04/mo. plB lox H eond. *15.600.731-7474 BUICKConlury Luxury.7 AC. 90K milos. $4200/of- « (BUHLEY) .,1 _ 1989,4 door. r«d.'^luxo for.CaB208-735^502.M VW'*. ^ ‘02 Fo*. low mis.. _ ---• The 1™ rates ore i»sed on 12,001.000 niles per y n t . Insido & oul, all rM alpto? PONTUC1»97^novilIo runa ™ groot. $1,300. '71 ^men you havo Mnw vouni^,' f - I yoor ho«n« yw no kx>Bw, CJM « oABw m 01734-3068lM«f2WHH26. 1 2 , ' for an work dono. $2950. $7500. CD.aaowywhools. Bua, & KombI Campor, mns ‘00 D odge I n tr q jid1 Call 644-1423.B great. $1,200.324-5288. ^ noed, »wm. 7 ? ; _ Call324.2724.« V .:,7 '2 ^ BUICK. nivtora. '97. f : '13,995 loadod, 28K mUos. mustI SOlItSt6.000.734-5823Ji ‘96Pontiac ■— iCon Paulctos in TWinn F a ft e : Bonneville SSEI CADILLAC 91 Sodan Oovillo, whilo. loadod^ "" w/sun roof. 66.400 origi. ■ i '14,995 nal milos. S8000. Call Bill 431-6308 L o w est Inmerest, io viwestPaytne lent PI The jfrear! l \ ‘97Anjra3.0CL CHEVY. Malbu. 1999, r - ' 21000 milos. great cotkJ.I. f H •: '15,995 BANK REPO: Taking bid!a s I ' ' through 12-31-00 H u iriy ..Jhitr6Da]iys Left! • : *98 H onda A ccord Call Terri 736-2(»9. • : EX-V6 ' E-MAIL your classified ad to uaal :] * 1 7 ^ 5 ; .twjnadOmlyoruKt . 'OOHondoGvkSI . FORO, Toufus, 1996, now stylo, loacfod, kwks good insido & out. soots 6. S7K. > ' I ? ‘^ 5 _ . SS700.Can736-1S42.B •Z *98 S u b a ru O E O -'96 Moira. 52K miles. > O u ib a ck U d . 3 cyl, 5 Epd. 2 door, now f lm tiros. S3600.420-3052. : '18,995 GM C • 1997 Yukon, oxc. c o n d . foothor. CO. Coll i: ‘98 Volvo V-70 S39-7388.B______: 'i% ^ 5 /. ‘00 Lincoln Towncar GUARANTEED ADS L: '2 4 ^^5 l e The Times News ‘00 H onda S2000 guaraniees to sell Lai s t CI h a n G I e T I0 S a V e ... merchandise, i I * 3 5 .9 9 5 automotive in 7 days and real estate in 15 days B B S U bEda i i Proiese or rerun the ad an ...... R iy to ed iitPl{H»erMndnt9,PoMrLoda, i ^ o K - ) addilionai 7 days. I . . WXCrubaAulD.CO ^ ^ T h e r e is a S 3 e x tra f e e for th e g u a ra n ­ tee package. Ads may be cancelled —J early (or customer ■ :4 1010 convenience but > 1 VAN ABUSES J th e c h a rg e will p remain Ihe same. DOO^, c”ar^an. 1995," 102,000 milos. • I Cood cond. BANK REPO: Taking bid s HONDA-CRX, 1990.5 'Z through 12-2SOO Spd, whito. timed win- Coll Amy 678-6089 f lV ' ' ^ j j H > _ dows.oxc. mpg. kjoks and 5 PLYMOUTH '88 Voyogorlor r u n s g ro at, m u st solll n 5* Van. Needs 0 low minorlor S26SO/otfor. 732-0048. _ - J _ r o p a i r s . S2.842. Will ft- HONDA Accord.-1990,' ______% - s - :• nanco OAC 734-617915* gray Inside & out. AT, 118 -\ K mi.. EX. 4 dr.. $3750, IM O I Call 731-2464* M a z d a mMVP i . AUTOS FOR SALE | J HONDA ACCORD, 1993. Kf^Uiaded,2Slcfii8l)ocn,AC'AC,Mo,FUKtl.odl, = low milos, good cond., I Po«vWM(m,Cnte,a.ai;AloyWheik ono owner. $7500/olfor ' • PloQSO chock your ad for 366-74t3or366-2505.B 1 corroctnoss on Iho first ! 1 - day thai il mns. a s Tho0 HYUNDAI -'96 Accent. 4 ’Z Timos-Nows is nol ro-t- dr.. good shape, docent r* sponsiblo lof orrors af-I- milos allordablo. $4300/- ‘Z tor Ihat limo. olfor. Call 737-0904 or.r. 731-7359,Jell ------;-ACURArlniogra,-LS.-l987r17- .MAZOA--.1S89 MX6,- 3 dr. Woll m a in ta in edh ,' SporlylS2750. Call1 117K, SIK/ollor. 788-2632S32 326-5018. ! 0 l 1 ii i l i i Mazda 826 ‘88Hoiida I yipp® FuByLoaded;Auto.AC,Po«r , . '8 7 Dodge Ram 4x4 AccorrfLX IBESIBV ndcws,, Pom Lods, ADoy WheebJ > n,995 '£ 9 9 5 ‘87 F-150 4 x 4 *97 Mitsubishi WHLGOIFIBSI! “ i E dipse :: % ^ 5 '1 W 5 S ‘90F-350S.CDually *99 Nissan Altima :* ’^ 9 9 5 ’i S s :] ‘96 F-250 S .C *97Acura3.0a ' i ' w s / Jj S e r i e s '14,995 Windoin,PDiierLods. ‘97F-1501/2Ton > S .C 4 x 4 •97 H o n d a jadCdi A ccord SE M a z d a B - S : * i S 5 ^ Ea»Ua*<),fc]^AC,PoiwWi Q . . > ' I 4 , m Cniae,4i4,auaii -I '99 Jeq) Wrangler ■95 M ils u b b h « 3 0 0 0 '17,995 GTS.L ' i £ ^ 5 • : ‘99Chcvy I/zTon ; ; S .C 4x4 ‘9 8 S u b a ru L e ra c y O u tb a c k L td. IJ j:] ^ i S '9 5

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