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. . W e a t h e f Todaiday; Sunny id warm. ' Highgh82.1ow54. ( u s h 1 P a g e A 2 s p e faks ttoldlaho lAMPA —'^Thc president fininished his speech and Death sought fbr de his way out of the Idaho> Ccntcr,( shal^g hands I autographing a few dckct stutubs along the way. T h e Prosecutors williU sseek death o f the crowd slowly m ade itsI vtvwiy out of the audiiori- penalty for murdi , hoping to lemember where tiithc^d parked their cars. ' suspect . paring themselves for th e tnifDffic jam that awaited, P a g e C 3 Icanwhllc. In a room {ust outlutslde die main holl. a dlcr audicncc waited for a m 1 President George W. Busli.I. T1i( ^ sliaiv a :d. tiiese “Gold Star fainilies.'' AlAll have lost a lovc^ one ■ M o n e y ; •aq o r Afglionistan. Each famll;lily was given a num ber when .it was called, No alH>urpose sn led into a smaller Top shoemakersrstalk i m com fonably fur* Inside technology, perhsrhaps more led w idi a Icadior sofa clinirs and flowere. 'TMldenfk v e n to u r ^ than ever. lorlan Rowe pf Good- iffers at the gas pump. P a g e E l Ls o m em ber o f ohe of ...... P*««A3 le families. She be- c n Gold Star mom a tN m proteater Cindy ■ ago when her son. Stie«loehan returns to PretWeirt OIlMrgem W. Buih gIvM a speechI to A [NG CO ST ] dll likely get __ Workinim. a m edia co( forCreiglilon University, ng Tlic nm -up in c ru d e < re- alrcady lias sent giLsoline ra- record levels nationw ide likely lead to a spike in hoi dy ing costs. So m any consul iLs Workman arc seeking to control sojiring he a d n g b -•s. A recent rc|>on from ve Depanment of linerw i ut that home heating fue •al could ri.se as m uch ns 21 la. tliLs winter. Healing a h o m e w idi it* gascoujd cast an average id $1,200 diiswinier. u p TOr M Tlw— Wwrt.!^i.TWnfMb.ldi Tto - - . ^ T g S p i •Barometric — ttots------S u n r is e a n d ------^ Itlon Humidity ! fPressure siMMlAK^b^ ^ S u n s e t ei5^Y5»S«yi»S»TST^iw^^^B eni*. H.TWittw. Iit«g»»wl SUN VALLEY. 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He Hi said 'I\iesday ranch afler a wccklongng absencei • that he recogrjgnkes Sheehans B grl. to care for her ailing mcmotlier. right to proteiitest and under- ' i»-„,ind & Orchestra ■ Aboiboul a stands her angmgulsh, aldiou^ „ dozen]cn protest- she does notot represent the RENTALS crs who have views of manyly famUira: h e has .83?' TOPoieline Road • Twin Fails continidnued die m et with, pcaccce vigil .. picked Cindydy Shec- h o n < die W aco airport Wednc!Incsday of- tcrnooi ChdyShoehan ! afafter she i f Q ew tol to Los An- Schw ^zkopf geles w hen h e r 74-yi1-year-oId I m other suffered a stroke UseSpeedTalkf” "liiis is w here 1 belonlong, AVEDA.I Aug. 31, like 1 to ld the presi- dent." Sheehan said ihe ^B ||l|U |j|||| PUREOLOGY. I ournewwaikle-tstalkie-style service. 3 airport bcforc driving atabout miles to Ihc Cniw fonl sit - • Connect wilh one or’ U{up to 25 people with Sheehan began her vi( r v i^ Aug. ^ I 6 on die road leading; to Bushs the touch of a button ranch, vowing to stayy tlilirou^i ____ (varitjs by phone mtxlel) his moniii-long vacationion unless W ^ r t S S • Works nationwide aero:ross any U.S. Cellular’ he met wilh her. H er 24*yi4-year-old \W (ion, Army S p c C asey’ StiShedian, W c S 9 enhanced service area5a was killeJ last year in IraqIraq, M ' '' ’m- ^ Sheehan’s protest has hi en- m • One phone for all yourur wireless and walkie-talkitilkie needs j coumged imii-war activctivists lo ■ ^ Join iier and promptedled peace I vigils nationw ide. She■also als con- \ dnucs to draw harsh crilirrilicism. % " 7 ^ ’ . Conservative activist I'Ists and L " « r ^ jiiililary families were! en route % IO Crawford from Qilifor:iforniu on a tour called "Vou don'tm't speak forme, Cindyi’Tlie caravravan co- ST” ■ ordinated by M ove AnAmerica r-onvard plans lo holdId ai pro- Bush rally in tow n Saiurdurday, Uush was scheduledx l to IC- D Veneffls+^^liel e c k l n g ^ U S . CC ellular AUTHOR A shoppings) w ith an Idaho Centralsie«n#flttP/«**card, 84 ^ you can save withI youryt spouse... i or save wiw ith a mouse. ,208-93-934-4851 208-32124-7300 BH B*ntHaPlut‘\M\UsyI! save you money on | H V travel, gioccrics,s, longlo distance colls, ^ M ^ s t e r■ li 309 Mainn SSt. Gooding 634 S. Linencuin, Jcrunic “Wanda" a shephcrd/boiboxer 7 # prescriptions, movl S M TIm«^»wt, TWIrTwin rati*. Idaho TTmday. A u|utt:St a s. a o o s N atio)N> B a s eJ p a n e l b) u c k s P ee ] n t a g o n R obertsson apologjgizes for coi)m m ents VIRGINIA BE/\CH,H, Va (AI») Chavez, whcvhose c o u n try is ktiow, 1 don't1 know about this Ilie commission did, iiowev- — Religious broadcaJcasier I’ai th c world's fifthIfth-largcst oil ex> doctrine1C of assassinadon. but N ew En§igland bases area spared er *decide to close Naval Airr Robertson aptapologized porter, has emc!merged us o n e o f if lie tlilnlinks wc'rc trying to as- , , . . Statio:Itio n B run.swick in Muinc;•; W ednesday for callln(ling for die the most ouispitspoken critics of sassinatcitc liim. 1 think th a t wc ------^WASniNGTON-( REE LIVE 24/7 PHONE BANKERSUS. Pick up the phone wheihenevcr you like. We've gotot live,I helpful people readyy to talk % < ^ 2^^RICK FINANCI C E V S ft IO) yoyou any time you need thenem. Got a question at twoo o’clocko in the morning? CallCal us. it’s free. HIS IS WASHINBTON MUTUALIL Home of the Frcc*. Apply Af for a new accountt bby going to wamu,com.. icalling M 1055-Bluele Lakes Blvd Souimtb M ™o,•800-788-7000 or vijiting oione of.our Financial Ccnt r * a g c A - 6 Thursday, A\uguscSIQ i 25, 2005 T h1 eC Tim cs-N cw s E d i t o rRIAL S e a r g e r iv a ie riE d a f a o ^ M a g i c ^V alley cities ' A ,T ,vacadonedsohard ' i/% /- InRacashegot h h h — : r a i s e vfc^oicesoverS ( S e m p r a V W • bushed. Mcjiceded avacflacAtioii from his vacalion. -dtyIty of Jerome jflhenlrr qualityq study to be rh The e most rested presideni In f ■ 'wiilneeteed to do a lol developedBd.vrtth (Sempra's) Amerilerican liisiory headed West ^ 1 ’ I'tAt^FKm E S T \N a . ■ betterr on01 the issue mcteorologlogical tovrtir. onlUlUesday t «o get away from ' ■ or Scmempra than, "Were nqtnc going to be die hisWcW esiem getaw ay— and tlie ■ ■ ANYTvA'U\HQ. M m “it'snoilot our issue." proverbialil ostrich c that puts its, "lushiishrooming Crawford Wood- ; To many Jeromem e residents, n cad Ih heth e sand." he said.“ If stock-ck— and spend a couple of ! ■ ( m o m lh at a p p e a re d lo) be die gist of we did, vewe would not be ac- “ays^ at a the Thmarack Rcsortin . p'diy decision lastvst week not to cepting diertedOtygiventousl^ i I rural Idaho mountains. tJikc a sta n d o n SenSempra Ener- diedti^ns I’m kind of ha n ^ n ' loose, os y say," he lold reporters. py's p ro p o sed 600'W-megawatt Meanwhitfhile, Je ro m e still i^ 'cy ^ coal-fired plant. w on’t pushsh for a greater role —- : ’ Uicldly, city ofBiDiBcials h a v e o n sitingg and monitoring .clarified their « _ Sempra, un- policy a n d will less Jerome take a stance n , County ofll- ' m m 1-7 o nce all th e Our view: TTie city o" f cials extend the Invitation. facts are in'. J e0 r o m e h a s a s ta k e in ; Tlie pro- ^ Thai could po sed localion the ull decision to locate aI b e a lo n g vwiit. M S of Sempra's «« State legisla co ai-fin sd p la n t in plant lies ap tors can’t agree AsTlf*nie Financial'limes proximately J Je e r o m e C o u n ty , a n d on whether to noted,id. Bush1 is acting positively nine miles _u give input to Frenchich in his love o f le loallng, northeast of should weigh in on the neighboring- witli331339 days at Ids rancli since Jerom e, o u t- d (j© e lja te . . countiesorad- heiookook ofllce — nearly a year ' side the city’s ,,, ditional stale out ofof hish five. Most Americans, 7 agencies on' on thee jurisdiction What VU do you think? lie other hand, take fewer Last winter. Bush was obse:sessed resembled diat, ‘^ve•we’dallb e , toldvetenuums in Salt Lake City • these plants vacadoi an d w ilhin th e . . . itions than anyone eke in wilh hi<: love handles, lelllniling diriiled."hesald."Ii"I mean. (c v en d io u ^ Idsadmiidsua- W e w elcom e viewpointsQ While coaJ tlie deviieveloped world (even tiie siting authori- “V( people he was determined? d loi w om en’s social rightIghtsarenot lioniriedtoi0 shortchange die . ty of Jerome fm em issions lapanesnese), averaging only 13 to . gel rid of seven pounds. critical to die evolutiilutionof veterans agegency bySl.5 billion), from our readers on this ays off a year. Couniy. Bui p re se n t a h u g e 16 days ■ Shouldn't the presidentt democracy." "Wevriiinnijnish die task that diey , the decision is a 3111 n d o t h e r is s u e s . c o n c e rn to W.dlc. didn’t goalone. of course. worry more about body amirm or TUesday, die presliresident hoUed. gave their livlives for." too imponant------— many , neigh- lust ashas he look Ills beloved------dian body fat?. ______— . the constitution estaestablishing a n ------Wliui nvfaiiite d logic:With n o ------ier pillow on d ie rood dur- for Jerom e city boring feather] Insieuil o f calling In Karlj I Islamic republic asas "i“an amazing W M D .no Iln[Ink to 9 / H an d no council membersirs to step residents, de- ingi»lsds 20002 campaign, now he ' Rove to ask him If he'd leakeiked. process," and saidd llil “honors democracy, rnow wo have to, aw ay from . fenders o f th Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau lallard Hllmore ^______B yBBruce i Tinsley 'OUOMn’AiAN' p m js f 7?eK»/r Wuti lO JurrxiuftTSAM OFScccess/ffx? MAf Ale H ere in m e /VAiv.'mxvevav h oeArmAoas m V ^i KNOUTHe POINT \\df\fi)\ ofw>v,ANPiJisr- MON^TMNGOPf . ^ t^ePiA r m 0PSUCC£55r f l ; !NSi£tUJ6TO . / cr we (XO JFfWt Co F e■um- a IM rAwy. w [■ m \ lili T?H O P I N 1 0)N ^ — - L e tTER- i ------Food stam p cuts of our local food1 program,pr ICAN children wilvill be doing without {Idnlio.Communltynity Acdon Net- becausc of)f your j cuts. Ajustitice withI a smart attitude£ need reconsideration worfc), wlUdi helpsIps provide food Ifvivasa It has been brouglit to m;myui- forourcommtmltyllty, it is impora- help m akee a i difference, why tention th at our govcmmetilent is in tive diat this progra m be cnnt die gt}^sovemment help dics« ou have to DguSguro John r ~ ^ E S publicllic iinterest to Ict vramen the proccss of cutting tlie.‘fund- fu changcd and m t^ it for die - samcpcoplipic? Roberts is asm shoo-irifor J g M out oof ft the kitchen?'' ing for th e food stam p ptogitjgram. people and not tolobcneGlUie h ROXYDKJlCARR. the Supreme:c C oun w hen • Idondon't know any lawyers As a co n su m er and a mmember e government when«en elderly and IVvln Fullsills detractors icsorto crid d(o zin a g ) t ^ a crack about r Y JU u j l e e n _ _ 5 ^ — ------hlsTlttimcKCWhenfie> he Was 177 9 9 H Im aginea 17-year-lar-oldwith' P a r k e r to hate,ate. except perhaps lawyers I sta y in touch wwith the communityity by reading The T attitude. Can't have’Caiwofthat aj ' w ho»aren't on very good. Tho inse- Times-News [ noriscnseoniheU^.J.S. Suprem e- ^ t yty t lthat leads (0 C o u rt Additionally,y, criticsCl have- . disprop examined his oftcn-h ------oflenjunjusdfied. N or do I know cominciitary writtentcnK c°“* die first plao^co- any bioblondes who get their m argiiu of reportsiondopln- an Anyone£ wu4io dismissed all tresses!«M in a tangle over dumb 5823 ions during his moreare igrow n-up asI gligiggling blondes in blondeidcjokcs. As the plotlnum- . years wliUe workingigintheRca- ij 1972cenainlinly wouldn't have hairedk1 IDolly Panon oncc m d found fou n d a right^^MOfrt™cyl,.d.O gujpg^ {wn White House and ipcd: "I m not offended by MiMw Tk K M • th em tb b e ... inscnsitiMlUve. ID blonde jokes bccause I S ] ' ^ pMOilin . Of panicular conce 1 Reed is Joking and knowthV that I'm n ot dum b. I also playful altitude tbwon IOO literal. But th e n . knowV tliUiat I’m n ot blonde." ikSK .|..B sai H R Mon.-RrSiim-«ptn cate sucJt has even b< ihwidck g ru d j^ g ty ac* suggested tliat Robert ^S'rS'need k n lvledgcs ^ S “die joke." but - -been a bit of a sman a 5 up on Roberts'ap. doesntin't Ifind th e “humorless- ESSS&9II: ntcm pt for all things femlnis( togetliernow : full pou nist tack" a worthy defense 1 2 - 9 3 * ^ w t . . . , , i ormsakimba tiat to h e r is clearly a good- ■ rrom Sia M ottvchlcle* I I y From«39-« Hlgh*r ■* cr evidence, she nf'^hrivff In the interest offuL7uHdlsclo- As funher £ oy attitude tovraid gender t Includes: 12.000 frille. 12 Month Cuarantee.r. WhicheverV comes -L e t t ei i R - Is U.S. casualty couio u n t In Iraq misleading?I? ■yj- As one ofthe dozen coi cem ed dtizcns JoiningJ DlDiana Rowe Pauls at tlie ocacccevigU v showing suppon ior Clnd:indy S heehan by the flag pole)leln I S h a rred e i connectidii: Dedicated coiionnection. front o f th e Gooding Coui!ounty C o u n H ouse on Aug. 17,1:7,Iw as amazed by a comment th the casualties of this atrociSSiSl. ■ Qwesrsr gives you Ihe reliabilityty ofi your own dedicatedd Internet connection. OeDedicated gi absurd w ar In Irao, only ll dcatlis lhat actually occurSS. ns tliat unlike Itie cable con:ompany, we don't siiare;e your line with other useisersin Iraq arc counted •— noi th area, so you get a connecti li deaths that are the resultifo'rin. c iction that's reiiabie andI (ast. We even have a Juries after they have beereen SWeetit (deai to get you started!I flown o ut o f the country.ry. IsL this € so? How m any really have/ed d ied for such a noble cause? AUDREVVON UNDER! 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B2 . of Focu)cus on Football Little Le.League WS . . . .B2 p n s S co ressand { slats ____ B3 S (3RT Spon')orls Editor Joe PoisUy, 735^5^23P (Hours: 2-H p.m.) ■ T h e Timimcs-Ncws Thursdayly, August 25, 20055 Scction B ______M o r n m J G L I N E ______2 0 0 5 _COLLE_G_E_Q C Q.F_S_OJJTHEJJJLN_LDJ^iLO_ LLJL S p o s t s iQ ui o t e . 1r h e Thurlu'nder, the Warrioiiois’ mascot, ■ wouldi hhave been a shoo-inin but for the f a m iily g iu y steroid3id rumors. Caartisser’s windiding road leaads to CSI — Jcott OlO ltlc r o f th e S an X c t a ^ n . Icgialecoachljjg. >»Newi writer ______Fran«anclKo Chronlcte ______■ “Mywrifewnsvrororfclng full-time and we were raising Idds,, tbrin^g them to the rtpondliHlin g to new t t h a t TVVI^VIN FALLS — Sure. IQ.OOO-sqi•square gym every day," Carlartisscr said. ‘With th e. tf w M ascoK o t Hall o f F a m e foot \v<\vclght rooms are nlcc, butmt few cxceptlonofthlslasiast kid weVe had. every h*d I nduct:t«d ei lu flrtt clast alumniml have contributed q uite oss nim uch one h as been o n a roadi trip before th ey - — t iM S mflC Olego Chicken, “ ^rmcr College ofSouthcm Idahotho set- wereavireekoidM)Vly oldest son was o n a leidl Prindfc — now Heldl C:anlsscr art recruiting trip v ^ er th« Phlllicilll« PhanaU c a n d H len he w as less th an a elpcd bring the Golden Eagleigles in ViTcck old. M y secoi»nd was bom during tiM PtiMnlienix S u n s' G orilla 200S. the season, so he wwas bom onlUesday ------'■■■ . Donamating a practice facility taketakes a and left o n Thursda;day to go to M orehead T rivia clieck.k. bI ut giving a h u sb a n d — that^ihai a State. My youngestst son was bom on a com mtiitm it ent. Thursday. M y wifeifc was back b n th e Q u e s t i o n4:: T hee 1February aimounccmentIt \ that bench Satttrday coaching,co so he was. N am e th e sluggcrwhohilllioslu( and Jim C anlsser vrauld jobiI GSCSI as back In a seatat sitdng behind the .most home runsru during «.» sisumt TOlleyball co ach m eantIt a few bench at two days old. ii!s ahvays df^deofthclSc 19501 • m aiorcr 'changes for a family that hasIS bbeen been a w ay of life.* nchcd in c o lic ^ te voUeyboUlU cover It's a w ay o f life QCartisser has followed asl 12 years. Obviously, a movore frfrom since h is college ddays at Chemeketa ------ChicagoIgo lo IWin Fails w as in o rder. er.: But Com m unity Collegege in Salem, Ore. Car- T o d a y ’s; si S C H E D U L E here's or! another c o m m itm ent — thicend. c e tlsser cau^t the! eyei of Chemeketa , _ , , o r at leascast a hiatus, of Heidi's head coacooch- volleyball coochTbrr:ny McLaughlin MitUe H I ^ll SSchool ing carcareer after a 12*19 season1 with'v, playing sand vollcybi^all to f i i ^ a physi- VOLLElLEYBALL NCAA i E Division I . Chicago State.. AflerAi col fltness requireiremenl for the firc Kimberly/ValVailcy/Murtaugh helping,Ig .turn around the fortunes!s o of a flghdng academ y he was enrolled in. Il a t Filer Jamborctoree.6p.m. ITS team that wenl 45-442 in1 DM*D: wasn't long beforer heh was playing dub Shoshonc/Ml'Minico/Buhi - at sion i pl;play before the Cartisser's arritirrlval. ball in th e w inter andnd spcncung his sum- Gooding Jamborborec. 5:30 p.m. Heidi will tu m her focus to a team closerclo mers on ^he beach d reu lt ^ to h e riiclieart. While anendlng; PortandF Smte Urt- "Baslosically, bl a nutshell, w h at it concomcs versity In 1989, C artrtlsser broke into the I n BRIEF dow n tolto is that my wife and I coachedled to-, coaching ranks withth Oregon Episcopal r for the last seven years and wevelust ll SchooI.Ieadingthevcvolleyball prognun tp Buhl Littletie League J having too many kids for botnlOth of its flrst-evcr state tournamentto appear- work." llm said. M y wife play3layed ance. F rom there, itt wasv a career d ^ g e signups aiare today He t Southem Idaho, and shc^ lmo>3)own_ an d a m ove to Seattlelie in 1993 that n c ttra BUHL — Buhi Itroud) sincc she w as 18 yearsrs oold. Cartisser his Qrst coU(lUcgciob at Shoreline Football will ho een doing Ben's camps forr hihim Commtmity College.[c. a Nadonal Junior thc last four o r Ove sum m ers.rs.Wc \ College A tnledc Ass ll« ScCORESANDD STATS —S p cO R T S I N B JR f f i F — ) 0 C Ca>n«|C«a>2 liaiA DMgmiPvr What’s on T.V.T. > I J fltlOpm 3 Burley boosterters Chela wasas cruising'thruugli uggw w . WCJtmmfto* •> i> H aar i KH S4orw«r«Pm^n w inning the first sel Wacf 4 0 1 0 0 S p o rTS t ^ ^ CSI volleyiiall 2005 schedule K n o d:kout _____ 2 P Eagl.igle eyes G l . , ^ AUC.2&27 uy------’ Contlnu6d from B l 17 CM Outtocfc knttMktienai, TVHn M s 200BC$JVDn«teneybeJlataghmc* B l punchi i RamJJet 350II SpecialII PrICB •H P : 350®§> 5200 rpm • TQ: 400 @:S 3500 rpm • Port fuel ininjection 1*588 • M E FI4 COI;ontroIler witli impro'roved electronics Manyf A r o u D evi^ e lo p e i^ — — T H E ^ [ediatic o-resttitttSr ;stions wildfire bururns School B oard, IdiAho c Education A sscsociation still to wv ( o rk oUt benefit pa qv® east of Shoiloshone Palmar Bonecncflt costs have Increased leading to more mcdicalcal ex- wc hove o prop'roposal," said WIIW rs wrttar i 1.4 pcrcent.Tbpci compensate, the penses per person. Koben Seonion. hu:business m an- id SHOSHONE—-AwUdflrehos A ------^------districtrict will require employees to burned morc (han • Lifestyle changes a rc ccreat- ager at ,tbe TVvinn FullsFi district. [lan 750 acres TWIN FAD\LLS—Ifgoodthlngs cltherFer pa y morc or get less. ing more healdi problem east of Shoshone an L*ms as "So hopefully we^vlMvlUbeableto Q C C l !£md remained come to hosedio who wall, tlim Tlie:ie district< holds benefit con- adults excreUe less, c a t pcpo o rly m eet somewherei; In In between." isio n ' , unconiaincdtaicWttWedncsday. educators oreor in for a treat. A tractsts wilh all" full-time • No siructurcs w and live witlimore stress.i. Seam an saidllie tlie di.Htrict has By Michellele Dunlop ; were tlireai- second rourlund of negotiations ctnployiloyccs and some piui-timc •E>rcscriptIon dnig costs ened. ists !ire various proposalsnis to ch an g e , Tlmea-Newin w riter ______. . _ between he tlic TVvin roils School employiloyecs. The contracLs b e j ^ driving up client cost.s ::ls th e y various costs In t . . - Flrefi^ters fromim the Bureau DIsuict.and n the benefit ------id the Idoho liduca- onjuly.ily .l and expire on June 30. If consume more expensivee nmcd- packages, but heL* cotddcc not go BOISO__ ' pfLondMonagcmcF tionAssodaelation to resolve next ane>vc al V ■ ■t pi Unwnday,Ai«ata5,200S ur Tlm *^New*, TWIr» Ml>, Idaho C-3 j ]VM a g ic V a l l. i E Y A V E S ^ r lldahoo seeks ddeath peijnalty foiT Duncaa n Forestit Service, ccounty ' py NIchoraa K. Qerariranlos life, and sho\flowed a propensity to In iiio;most cases, die svurch forr an d.did not explain oftei fUtoclatod Pm8» wrt writer miirderthat State seeek s ^do noot resusdtstate’ orderr for baby\ f S pice up y o u r lifen with the Food & He-lom e section, ^ every WeeWednesday In The Times) s - N e w s . ; SALT LAKE CITY (A (APJ — rates, die state: attorneys a told a two bdier»er diildren b o m w ith dirhree unidentified men. State attorneys have aske skedfora child-weUaiclieatearinglUesday. drugs inI dieirdii system, died early After / Woundedheod dlecled, “do not resuscitate" orderd er for a ’Ih i/d D istrictlet Judge Eliza- Ihursdayly fromfi a sliotgun blast ph;ihyslcians at LDS I lospltal per baliy delivered posthun lumously bediLlndsleyawiiwarded diestate to the chest ch( and upper, ab- for□rmed a Caesarean secdon ti .AMB ESTATE after her m other w asu shotsl to Division o f Chlld hll and Family' domen at died Dream Inn, delleliver her boby. death. Services te m porary o n custody of 1‘oUce' saidsa dmgs and drug Assistant / Utah Attorney Gen AUCTION Iliegiil,called Janie byym in edical Janie and a'^hedd thet lawyers for paraphemumaliowerelnUicmotel eranil AnnetteT. Jan sold die bab- Saturdrday, A ugust 27, 2C> 0 0 5 fiUilTut IDSIIospital. Lsinc in ciidcal a formal w rittenn m i o d o n . room anid d drugs.d hasas a severe brain hcm onhagc]gc, L o calod: d : Bliss,i Idaho • 406 Rlyer R condition, suffers from ' R oad m brain 'niemodienDaDarla M.Wbund- . Officersrs o< n Friday a rrested suf)uffers from seizures. Is not n>.ro From Bliis, go 2.12.1 im iles on River Road (old Wlss | damage and has tested p< >!> gr.id v road). 1 poslUvc edhead, 30, v wh h o was seven Kerri Armnant, ai 32, who aliegetUy .sporionding to pain stimuli andd 1;is From Hagerman,lan. go 3 miles north to Malad Rl\Illver bridge. for cocaine, opiates a ndI barbitu-bn monlhs pregnantin t and had had was seen1 leavinglei die hotel wddi on n llife suppon. ______thlien en 3 miles west on River Road, Sale Time 11:00iui~■ L unclisisarvedbyloSiy N E L SSON < ESTATE . FiFARM EQUIPMENT W h eel__ Ford 8N gas tractorf widewl 3 pt, hitch, 28- lear rubbbbcr, lute model - Simplicity garden tractc icontlnued from C l spiritualism." actor 4040serles with Onan gas mn> o to r, 3 pt. hitch, ; hydraulic outlets, mowlow er deck . 3 pt, hitch roll overr boxb scwpcr -8'3 signed the garden w ithI a recir*i D honden lineded up the diree I pt. hitch d isc • Fergusorison 2 b o t torn one way plow, 3 pt. f f A U iCTION It. h i t c h -(2) 3 tow culating stream under tlictlie base tilings die DalaiI LL am a felt were coll jhank corrugalors,ors. 3 p t. hitch • Ford 6' terrace bbl la d e. 3 p t. hllch of the wheel to maintainlin con* imponant to emplnphaslze during I [SATURDAY. AUU gust 27, 20051 • S' metal harrow - Old dum p rake with Iton wheels?ls a n d se at • Rear Atant motion, sendihding a his ^coming trav■“vels. end feed carrier. 3 pt.t. h itc h * Several homemade tnial■all u tility (ralleis af com - "1*10 promotioiio n s of hum an Ion: 230 Ea tt Ave n u o F ~ Jo ro m•na. t Ideho. S ix blocks to u ih oif f -C o llectio n of 13 tract I M a yy o r ’s a rn t i- w a r is t a n c e r e v e r bd t erates Ib e y o n dl U t a i ’“lliai’s a product of what's , coaveniion buslusiness from the “Hei.sii.s actually a n elected of- I Salt Lakfke City been happening In Salt Sa Lake stole. fldid.-Cai.:annon siiid. "You never - ' an d Ir) llie .smte u f U utah a s g At the mlly,/. Anderson / said rcally give gi up y our i'irst —wholer-lie-saidr^PoHilc “arL'"tliusL‘ who—Aiiiuiidmimuiit iigjit. oul*lhere-is —— H Deniocia have been sharpeninging a lo n g ' "stand up lo deccleceit by our gov- a duty ofifpriidcnce." i ’ tlie lines of llie culturee.wars.- v ernincnt." Anderscrson seems puzzled by H nerve prcrotesting A twice-divorced fatl'uthei'of an- •"The messageisge we w a n t to the furor, adult son. Anderson wasvas ra is e d ' stnd is.that we e aare b e h in d o ur As anaiiorney ai handling civil Mormon in Logan; 75 miles troops, we carc:are very much ri^ils cusiuses for more Uian 20 • H the war inii Iraq north of'Salt City, but bu later about our iroopsops. llia t if their years, IC he said h e h a s always abandoned ihe faith.' Ijyes are going; to be p u t o n the foujdii orfor w hat h e believes re- By Jennifer Oobneimer ' Hatch hellevespan of.o fh is a p - line, they are goin;oing to b e n u t in gurcllessul;ufpolitlcuI fallout, Aaaoclatad PressBS \writer . , peal is the fearless wv ay o f hami's ivuy, Ulat ia t' we’rc told thc “1 thinknk 1 learned that as a saying what he thinksu> \vfth a truth and ourr rn a tio n h asn 't very youiv.mg boy from m y par* S/\i:r i^vKi- Cl r — An out- son of "stick ’em in-th•the-eye" been lold Uie truitruth," Anderson cnts ancmil from rcllgious ' ' spuken Dctnocrui in o ne the delivery that often raiiUiiU es He- said, • . teachings.';s.* h e said. most consi-n'ntivL' publicans and sonic Murlurmons. Longtime Repu^publican pollU- nation. Miiyar lhas' |K a - a a t a c a , M e iiirmiTr*' V « '. ' • ' \-Pttr ^ CESOflnliD ■.i'l Ifl>r' ■■ '1 1 : ! i 4 ^ ^ ^ . Vr'll WATHWOWW 1 , . * C O M M E R C h ^ DEEP WEU 1J I BRADBIIBCEPTA'TACIES ^ SUBMERSIBLE I mI c E o ■PAHEL MI g ' * Specul commtrtui Uuty alloy ETAHKS ;Z dS nc-TsGiimto, " PUMPS U inplt iM« lor plug rtlffltlDn. ■ ICOU roiietiiMl for nylon « « lor impjct tunttsaanet 'WCM'yt0»mpl2 For andI abouta the Latincno communillity i>mum i(dadI O(Miiiiinultu/fditor. Paf M min miiimit - 735-32H8 Spain’ss Bebe toops packtw ith Latin GGrammyy nominsations The Asaocloted Press ions for iiest rock .solo luin "Mi Sange.” In-st i r. LOS a Jv<;1;IJ-S — Alter it . i '< ..«■ rt>ck lg "Natla Valgo Sin 'IU Spanish singer-songwrlteiIter Bebe '' - Amor” andid liest tmtsic video for '■ V $ >'• t'. 1 V led die list o f anls(s T\i •aVcr."a • ' wldi five Ijitin Grammy»y notni-i ■ Mexico’s)'s pop sensation. Syn- nations. IlKious helpfu ivc'd nom inations for ■ pful In undersinnding the‘ Marc Atitliony. luanes.es. Aleks ^ !J) signillciuice o f th e biill- I" die year a n d song of ■ Syntek.<)hleUennudezajil a n d l.a (he widi "Duele lii Amor” political gamene within the MayanI Natasiiii received throe eat g am e in civUizailizadon. 1 musicI video for "A Behe, whose gypsy style Veces which seri' Tlie1)e' Grea( Ballcoun Is 545 fce( rnelds punk und flameiiro:iro. IVIU ous. even • long (ii . i'uerto Rfco-boni Bermudez g (nonh (o sou(h) a n d more nominated for rccord 0 th e deadly wagers thann 2002 ( feet wide. Tliat makes inated for album of die yeur and song of the ye.i for year b I i t j I ‘j u*u Hna/T)« nM»«m 1*^ Top. stono rings remain aat t th e Uxmal ball court In MexIlexico. Aneleitt players who lost ti JeHrelry, clothing anit somalmetlmes, their heads. St the game also lost ^ Above, the lull court at CeCelkmul. The courts were usualually larger than a football field. lid. m n | K ? 9 Abibra una cuenta de ch eq u es gratatuita y reciba hererramientas inteligentes enn Ifnea. Local daily newspapers Wells F arg o leb rin d a la Inf.InformacI 6 n financiera qijee u CJ005WelUfafoo(Unk.KA. TodollotilotdetKhoi tt«rv»do>. MJembtofOlC.CHC. M Tlme»^(«iw,TWnWtoMI«,MifN Thurt(im,AugMtjitlS .2 0 0 S l U N Co:)MW. JITYCommuttityCo. E duor Pat Man F(^O C U S O N PPEOPLE— ___ A r t FLAIR tocal residentsts Tljc conflinference is a leader- ’ from .IVvin1 IVvin Falls Higli Sdiool. H er . shlpdcvcloirlopmcnt program for Falls ilighi icacher, Mike R-derico,I, nom r i- graduate fromI UWOU ^ . secondarysfyschoolstudents&om. B p g , ’-'* ^ School in 1994t nated her for die award. }IabclHa Is Scvcnil local rcsli-esldeiitii have- aro u n d the:he world who have ^ and complet-.-. the daugliter of Usa Wagnc (^niiluaicd fromI Wa.shingtonV demonstratirated leadership po- ed a Badielorr Greg Hutwl oflVvin Faiis Siatt* Unlvcrsiiy In injllman, tential andsd scholastic merit. . r of Acts degree: granddaugliter of Maryry Arm Wash. StudentsIS interacted with in zoology atI ItuntyandLouLwllabelof « ■ ivy Layne Grantmt of Rupen leaders andiid newsmakers in pol- Idalio Slate; FaU-H. gradumcd wllll aa UBachelor of lilcs, finanlancc, culture and Univerelty inI Her name wUl appearI ii A/ls'in comiminlcniicatlon. Mard . diplomacyy aand took pan in a V 1 2001. Academy's ollidal yearbooook. Mae Danielson ofo f 'IXvin Falls curriculumm ' that Includes . Kx.- tA H e willI HahelwiU major In psycl gradtiaicd cum luulaudc with a thought-pro'irovoklng slmuladons qmm n I gy at Boise State Uriiversity H adidor of Scicncccc iIn psychol- diat buildI leadershiple skills, or- ouy and . Cossiissie Leigh ganizcrs’say.ay. . grumn iiin orthopedic surgen ut: Residents named toI) \ v | Thompson WlWinIn Fallsf gradu- Jensen ’a/viUbcasenloratTVvin411 Gencsyic ^ Re^onul Medical u n - iiicd with u* Ilachcloid o r o f Arts In Falls HighI School.S She Is th e ter inn GrandG B anc, M ich., u p a n; Gonzaga University ll!lists hiLsiness jitimlnlstrattration. daughter of Randy and Marda of thehe state-wide: campus sys- M ary Ellen HUt a juniororfrom 1 ■SftSi— ^ I l M I I i Jensen oflVvjIVvln Falls. She carries tem of Michigon State WendeU. has been namen e d to T.F. graduate nanlamed to “ ,■<» le i point average, has Univers^rsity S chool o f Medicine, the Gonzaga University/p p re s i- Every FHday durlnf!n( Aucust. Um Communrty U an■mlng Center c t Main yean; of dance at l^iLarLansing, M ich, dent's list and SarahI ILynn and YaUitiM la Filar'lat otfan att tmttacVoa (o localMl cftiMrefr. A rafurv Notre Dame deans a n 's lis t Dancc Academy an d He rc c resides In R 'n to n . Mich. GUlespie, a sophomore oof f Ru- te a d w« s t ithe classes from 10 a.ri. to0 noon.r ProJecU have Dorci Wanl o f TVvliAvln Falls has was a cheerieirleaderatO'LeaiWju* withI hihis wife. Maren (Bcck- pert, was named to hccti nomud to tim;Universltyof Ut nlor High SclSchool and the nigh stead),J), aand th e ir tw o daughters. university dean's list forr°, |j;= Indudedpalntlnc.tistamping, collice, bookmaktnibig, stendls, pencils Noin; Dame dean’s>'s list1 for die school. AluinaalaandBrinlcy. spring semester. ■nd more. Reclttrattration fbr aftsi^ h o o l enrlehmeilent programs for spring semester In NotroDame,Ng She is a yotyouth camp leader at G onzaga is' locatcd:d in klndertartm rs to> «lfhth-fraden«l, Is also under wiway. Tbe program will J»d. *riie Church± of Jesus Qirist of Localal 1teen wins national Spokane, Wash. . b« held from 3 :30 0 to 1< 5:30 p.m. beginning S ept. 12.3 Forms for regls- Ward is (he daughitghter of Bob Latter-day ' S Saints girls camp tration m y Im plckiIcliwi up a t tbe U amlng Csntsr:tr from 10 a.m. to and UrtW ardofTVrfrWin Falls and a n d a leadeidcr in her church aWBnlird In student fcouncll Calvin College names . M 200-t graduate oof f' IVvin l-'hlls youth group. Allison noon FMdiyi, or byby ------^ L e tT T E R S O F THANKS—T Local organizationIo n s I 'Rw Lettns ofrrhanhscduftin Th will ~ | but ifh e read s diis. he ] people like Mr. and Mrs. Go Haw^aii setts natio[)n’s fir!•st everr cap 0 1 gas [prices - HONOLULU CAP)—(AP Offldals O n WedWednesday, th c average adva dvantagc of Hawaii's smallall for o th e r islands, otlicrgeograplilcjlilc zones for Sept. rutaii onetnd wiiolesale priccs." . hQvc set Ihe natioatlonls first ever statewidele retailt p ricc o f a millon marklorkct a n d th c lack of aiiema' w- If retailers keep tlTclrclr usualI 12 S-11. B utlcl«reldun Fesliaraki, o n en- stale cap on thc wholesalewh pHcc of regularo r unleaded rcocned a ivc tive su p p lie rs to chorgc■ge ccnt per gallon markui o f gasoline In Haw kup, priccs Frank Young,g,am a cm bcrofC it- e i ^ expxpen with die East-West lawaii where Is- record $2.{>2.84, four cen ts h i ^ c r cxcesxcessh^ nigh priccs. for rcgulnr.unleadedcouffluklriseto— izcnft-Agaln6t-< ___ Innri payaay-moreat-the— than-Califo it-Gosollne-Price— CcnterfrrintHonolulursaldlhe-gaS ------Ufornia-snd-the*h^est------Thcoll'conipanlcslfavcThi ^iia nbo'ut S2.86 per gallon,n. Gouging, a grigroup that has cup tl ptunpthananywhcvhereintheUS. inchenaticItion, according to AAA!s thcic states sh o u ld ease Hawaii^ - die a-sult o f a 2004 law iiii O n m - d n ^ a ^ e a varerugere- i backed the gasIS ccup law, said tlie passedI byb thestateLegislaturB— and a ^ n off fuelfii on M aul DiUlyFucKd G a u g e R e p o rt cxcesKcessivc rcguladons to reducecc tail priccs o f regular unll to p p e d ^ this week inlcaded In. caps werc genenleraUy in line vyith w as “aI sistupid idea" and said Jt eck. Prices onoi M aui to p p ed $3 a price;rices ta tlte r th a n setting priccCO Honolulu stood at S2.7a.761 — a ' current market rs Ihe price cellingn^imposcdby gallonthisv !t rates in die state. ' w as a futile fi attempt to hoM isw eek fo rth eflrstd m e. • caps.ips. Thc companies did not re>■e* record lil^i. He siild hb vmswas confident th at dovm oi th c Public Utilities«toCommlsstoa ^w ailU has long endured tumt oil prices as they rosC im calls secking.commcnt. Direct comparisonsis IwtwecnI over thc long runrurtdiecapAvould oroundliid iedobe. on Wc^csday ancand due to go some off thet nadon's hipest llte llu slate's I>ubllc Utilitieses th e gos cap and current Into effect Sept Iwc ent whole* ensua* HawaiiI residentsres paid lair “Tliisskinuofdiirigltjustghvs' lc IwouJdintheo- gasoline prices,pri an d th e state cn- Comiommisslon said Wednesdayay sole prices are not.t. \ possible priccs because th ' ryaliowthestatcitws two oil refiners- acted th e b e die limits vrauld u s a badid name, fri^ te n s people e law in an attempt to ihatlat the1 w holesalers m ay notot b e c a u se .th e oil compaipunles do link tlic suiteds wvWiolesale prices from invi to chargc moreI for fo wholesale force it's tw o refineries. C hevron charg iv^tinj;, m oke bn|^ ja/ge m ore th a n $2.1578. or not release wholesale priprice data, to national andd worldw markets. o f th e rei gasoline. Gosolinele ipriccs could . Com. ondTdlfesoro Corp., to bring aboutWUl S2.74 in d u d in g taxes, in in 1110 c e ilin g will bec InL elfc'ct , “TIjc purposese''t of die cap Is so leave Ha\lawalL" R-shorakl said. "It p6tcntlally rise above abi ctirrent their whohlolesalc priccs in Unc Honoonolulu for a gallon of regularar t h r o u g S e p t 4. Next wi recordhi^levcLscoi w eek, tlic tliat ive move willwltli die rest o fth e ivducess M o rNING n BREAK ------'" — th e r sp aa rk s fa mtiily feu cd w ith pp r o m is ees o f hei]ir io o m DEARABBKNft My mother has a everyonejnewanicd It. b u t because r = — erccdherintodolngitit dishonest pcrsterson, and it upsets wantslit it Is understandable, fiunily h d ilooin)m that has been Ihadohviihvaysshovm an interest In [ I Mother has seriouous hcaltlt me immenselyxdy to be falsely ac- Becauause she is memory-im* handed downra severals m nera- famllyhlshlsioryandnooncdsein G problems, one beinglg imemory- cuscd vrfienmguUtyofnotiilng m paired,L she may actually NOT tions. Over theiie - ycais, ^ e has th e familmlly had, I should b c (he I related. She refuses to ttell otiier m ore th a n sayingsayl I wanted th e rem emnber t having put your fppoicntlytoldcaieomlamllymcm' one (o3 haveti it She said Dad I family m em bers thatIt shesl m ad e heirloom . i^ow Hov do 1 get itiis nam eoron the item or wlien It was tohcorshc coucould have It upon would hnvcha lik c d th a t t ___ lip hpr m :: H o ro sc^S C O P E I S Jeraidlne SaundersSa lE S VS m a m a g H aptH M F ______I H ' iM M tffiriamy you could w in the admiration H And recognitionI youyo have often ■ > ' . ? oiaved. D ecem ber>er a n d January ■ m ay bring some surprisessi that H M i i V duuige your .perserspcctive and H .: . alter what you thinllinkismostim- .---'MAWIO p b rta n t Ifyou arclire looking for a lasting rclaiionshltship, it could fe m e y our woyr in either No- vcmber or Janualuary, but in January there willllbcnodistrac- bl . ■ M W tions to rock the baboatoflove. ARIES (March\i 21-ApiU2 19): Play it cool. Somomcone close ■ m l ^ t d o somethin;hing tmexpcct- ...... ed and triggerer on angry > reaction. Pass upp tl th e opportu- ____ nlty to pursue a tanitantalizing new hookup and avoididwavingared V llaglnTOnt oftheebulL bi p ii ^ttURUS^CJ^.2il.20-M w 20): Ions could ap- pear to have potenitential, but the ■ M lm road to lasting lovilove m l^t be I rocky. It is probablyibty bdst to ig- .' ■ nore any compclliniIling attraction ■ to the new and di£diflerent rl^t - now GEMINI (Mayt 21-Iune21 20): H - ; ^ 2 Y e a r WH arranty that stiff uppter Up but- ■ ...... eontldancB ai I loncd to avoid iarguments. H ^___ BB ' HT/tt ami gata-FREE 2 t Defensive posturesres may cause ■ \nly oil m o st APPLhUANCES S EiMCrm you to evade the trurtruth.Whcnat- t atW ILSOhON-BATES! i tacked it is best to e :o em ulate the _____ (8 n MtontforMfldtidtam *JiMmMgqn)______• : example of a stoneie Vwall and le- ~ ^ r*------main calm.------CANCER (Junee 221-July 22): H J J jS I , Busy bees gatherier the most ^V lU IrlraSiMPffj ' honey. Some days/s liIt is best to H .. . DMtfljfiSSS®' > { simply bc a dronione and get , I th ln ^ d o n e evenI if ith at seem s a.y&iSSCTBB83HSB55Bi-i?'’' d u ll R emember, ththere e m ust be ' a reason bees hu mnallihedme al ■ I LEO (July 23-AugUig. 22): Be a ■ . stickler for detailss aia n d play by ■ _ ; the rules. Odiers cou»uld be play- ■ ■ ^ $ i I fiilly unpredictablele andI refuse to keep in stra even!n iifyou must a J S * toe the line. Ismsnoltbetimc to make a deal or sigrsign papers.' VIRGO (Aug. 23-:23-Sept. 22): The lu r co u ld fly.y. MI isundcr- HWi4iiiflOTflr IS standings arc entiiclyelypossiblcif you let a casual frierHcndsh^ in- ^ , P » 3 terfere vriih a sslgniflcant - relationship. Avokl1 sharpsh words i S n S • and stick to business!ssas I • ■ :i-- H LIBRA (Sept. 23-23-Oct 22): B Never h e a r a discdiscoimiglng IB' word. You arc at your3ur attractive best but pursumglg ai serious commitment is notlo t realty in your best Interest PkPlay It root- — loose and fancyy free1 this evening. SCORPIO (OcL 23-N23- ok 21): H Go home and readI a book.I You ■ ! • ‘ might have unexpectiected results ifyou yearn for somctj:letli^gcxot- H ic ana romantic to5 h happen. A H ______pjjfhE casual fling now mightght set off on ■ . unhappy chain of evervents. I . SAGITIARIUS (NovVov. 22-Dec. ■ ai I 21): Tba a n d sym padsaihy works best vriien dealing withvlthakeyre- I lotionship.Thlsisn'tait a good day to challenge your sl|slgniflcant ' otiier by standing up for your ri^ts. ConfrontatloItlons can ' cause problem s. - CAPRICORN (Dec.«c. 22-Jon. 19): Be a straight shoiihooter and . dofrt bend the rules..Yourambl- Yo Uons can move upp ia notch, which m i^ t make dclidelayssecm fiustrating. It isnTi neaicccssary to be in a h u n y to sealJ ara n im por- lantdeaL AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-20-Feb. 18): Woik hard all day andid pplay hold B V 7W njj?m7?TSiS] all nlA t— but doni pmputallyour fli Mgs m one basket Renitemalnfreo smw a new amorouslus interest m ight fizzle a s fost asss iit began. Dont sign contractss oor agree- ments. •. PISCES (Feb. 19-MftM arch 20); Slow and easy does iIt t )Ybu can’t lose if you take th i na s o( n e tiny step at a timo ana rcrefuse to huny Some i>cople ma;may be too blikx to action.n. : to loog-tenn plans and objectives.obj m ^^U jjjjjH WIS a CLARK [NSIDE % U R N_A L S ' Outdoors)rs In brief ... .D2 ^ Com ics...... D3 ‘No game1C of( any kind’ Page D2 OCXORS O'u n OutdoonOu EfIUor: D a v id Coopoper- 733-0931, Exf. 2466 T h c Timncs-Ncws c T hurs (day, August 25, 2005 Scccion D K < t. T* Tht> otdold bollar still stands outildsIs thtl t Boulder B n ln . hH is t(: o r y’s ’j I nn o tthe I l o ;a d ' M i]ining ghosst towns op•pen i J o u r t o i ddahoVpasrt — ByJatonK)nKaufftnan ofthcsc isolated towns besicesides mine ews corwspotKlent • tailings, a few collapsedJ log lo struc- I " turcs and the occasionallal piece] o f I Tb myy wayV o f (hinldng, vlsidhgg minlng-rcla(cd machinerylery. T hese ghost townjw n y ralses'lar m ore ques*> artilacts arc direa linksI to Idaho^ tions aboutou( the Uvcs o f their fonnerr past a n d sh o u ld b c treatedled w ith rc- ' ■ . Inhabilonuims_ihan it d o c s to answerr sp ect B ccausc o f this, visitors vis , them .' Idaho's gh o st tovm s shouldild ircmem* ;______Here’sI a great examplfc In (he^ ber th e m otto, “leave nothlothing but . BouItjerMdMdun* ints; take ' ------:------tains-north L nothlng-iig.but.pic-__ i ’ Ketchumlsiilso n c tures." •MMtrlUM Idaho's (T The fo mos( uidtr Battn Is i symbol of tht.i s p e c t a cc u u l a r are justA a irs? it.artt's fom ttr mining domlnaninanct.. g nost towns. tow am plcss of0 somo Creek, -mm Mleft and follow Forest ■ ■ Situated ac jJust o f theseise boom Service Road 20^!04twomllcsuntilyou u n d e r 10,00010,i an d buslM m ining reach the first: SawtoodiS aty struc- H feet in eleva- cic (owits; tu re a t th e juntmcdon o f twro roads.' don. (he town to ‘ Lodgepolc pine1C uees provide most B B of BouldererwBS ^ Boulderlor ' o f th e supportI forfi this log building. ■ ■ built In thh e lat-I \ :otlon; Otherral&p^idstructurcsarefound ter pan of thc of throughout (hesesuTTOunding fo rest 19th centui)tuiy to- Local North im near HUlotytMd'd was first discovered suppon sevtleveral sst or the <"> Beaver Creeeek in 1879. Several H nearby mltm ines Kecchum th c crestir M oim - years later thetownofSavkrtoothaty toi locatcd in ithe rose up to supiippon the Increasing high. - rugs B otJder tains. vation* miiUngacthityir'inthearea.Thetown conflnes fQi h a d a num berof ol amenities, indud* - Boulder Basi E l e v a 9,200 feetfon rc- ^ 8 restatmm(sIts, a store and a . Tbday, ithe )ly Intact blacksmith shop, surviving rci - Look fc H - ti^s m arkablybins, thc ... > n a n ts o f th I Glow Vienna ! once busy se log cabin /s e t- J h e remnants of the do< Golden mill and Location: InI i the northernmost t 1 c m o n ; equip* reaches of theSrr Indudes seaseal.' •Hmili>n«li!tblllimradoorwty of an Mine's m i Smoky Moimtalns. Elevation: 7,60600 feet (ered cabinsinsof I ir Bouldof. m ining i m e n t j c t i o n s ; Look fon paninially Intact log cab* varying size>ize and intactness, thc I D i r edies c t nonh ins and other stntructuics. G olden Gloi j Iow Mine's structurally cFrom Ketchum . drive 12 mUea Uio Direcdons; Fro'mm Ketchum. drive (juestionableble but stlQ stan d in g inlll ron H l^ v ray 75 un d l you wektpad.reoi 36 nJJes north or a n d a boOei on H l^ w a y 75 u ntil iDer and o th e r scattered Attim ou for th e Boulder Creeiithe long you reach the tunrnioCrrorVletuuyust pieces of mlnnining odds and ends. cAAcr tu rn in g right begin lad tht 158 to p ast th e Smiley ( Boulder’s f Creek Lodge. Turn r’s relative intactness is £climb o n F orest Service roadnee from feft a n d follow F(Forest Scrvicc Road amazing whiwhen one considers die tBoulder Basin. Ibtal distance 077 along SmllejIcy Creek for ab o u t. harshness of o f its siirroundings, with Highway fi 75 to B oulder is mJ,^-foot or seven miles untilII youJ reach a sign for th e obviousIS a'avalanche paths, wcath- five c. miles, w ith a ro u ^ily 2,60vifc and I Vienna on die ridi»t side ofthe road. B Ih er*stun(edI trctrees and bouIder-str(!wn delevation gain. W hen m y wifended up History: The Sdiscovery of several . H H hillsides. drove (his recently we end( rich gold depositilits near (he h ead o f Ul X T ivp Other her Idaho ghost towns, nwalking (he last 3 miles dueure. i ^ Smiley C^edc ledcd (0 (he develop- H B B oulder's loclocation makes visitors clrood's extrem ely rough nature,s vehWM ment of Viennana, whose heyday BflB quesdon whabrhat it m ust h a v e (oken to dcarance oi four-wheel driveliivcwith vc stretched from ll1880 to 1887. Like OS n o t only surviuvive but m ake a living in oreamustcj on this road, sodiiw nearby Sawtoothlh Qty, V ienna h a d M H such suiTOuncundlngs. caution. Hits were num ero u s amenisnitles, in d u d in g a Q w Q dJ^ o r y ; Lead-silver depositsri aroim d n u m b er of salooiwns and stores, as H B Idaho's majnany ghost towns discovered '< in Boulder Basiny, arwhich well as a bank.; livery, stable and I^ B M any of IdaIdaho's ghost (ow ns were |q1878. In B oulder's heyday,to v 1888. saw m ia Tbday, se^several collapsed log foundra beci»cause of their nearby stretched from a b o u t 1680 ato h o te l structures are all1 tthat rem ain o f th e ^ ^ B mineral depojposits. Qltovm amenities induded Jy.apost a 1 estimated 200 bulluildings in this once Perhaps (he greatest numbers of store, saloon, a n d , amazingly, s ofBce. these foriomm and long abandoned c. A ni^ a ^ d o n a d cabin g r a c tt the lindieaptlin ntar Bouldtr. settlementss i ore locatcd in the Carrfetown mountaiiis: and or valleys of Idaho's Sawtooth Ctty cmmost Location: Wtot!t of Ketchum a n d you rcircach Dollarhldc S um m it. FromFro inhablumts. T hc lltti ------... IM TMnfUt,i(WM> T^urwtf^Al«IatVrt 2S, 2008 O u t d(X)RS o I ______‘noj> gam e of anny kind’ . r a i h e greatreal abundance of ^_ I game edi diat d ie Le\vis and x . aarkEIc Expedition > enjoyed on I S & C l a r k th e plains Jisappeareddlsa In the j;o i U R N A L s titu teipresent foothills andid niounlalns. n leaving itssymiposiuim tlie m en witiiclilioui m u ch food. — Thc Saw- keynote ; s speeches, scientific sb = Institute will panels, piplenary sesiilons and = SIght-ln days comele to eat Rift S ym po- poster sessessions for one credit Outdoors in brief Jerome this weekenend l-and-2AlC€t-by— inSession-wrl-ancHidd trips-ovei------7 7 ------ThF-Jorome-nod-ninn n d -c u n ------*en, from Oct. die weekcikcnd for anotiier credit «achaching certificate. She is under and director of the,” Q u b will host its IfidiJl 1annual ' tate University. . in ScssibriDri 2. Subject tracts in* '5 free siglit*in days diis SaSaturday Cmgem . y symposium dude vvolcanology a n d Sawtciwtoodi S dence Insdtutc and edon with the geology, ec volunteer education director a n d Sunday froni 10I a.m. a. tiu • ecosystcms and habi* dark. The public is ii Assodation is a . tat, florara a n d fauna, a n d ‘or^hird ie Ketchum-Sun.Valley His- Invited. cntists. vduca- historicalila a m lc u llu ra l.o riin r- ' “ ricorlcol Society. Shooting glassc-s nnd carcat |)lugs. a re rvc|ulred. Chil> me. community ticulor Int STANLEY— TheRcdfl Visitor C enter will host show ings for thc lOOth C d o n o f th e Forest Servii program, dtlcd ‘The G Good". wiU bc Friday, I a n d Tuesday. P an I (thi 1864 to 1910) and Port 2 1940) will beat 10a.m. ea Police ai LOS ANGELES CAP).- m en. o n e a former Los A police ofQcer, wcrc arresi allegedly conspiring to i an allimtor in a small prompting thc city to br reptile wranglers, keep c at bay and Impose hca\ irols. policc said Wcdncsd ■ A U^p from thc public I the arrest of Anthony Bi 36, a n d Tbdd Natow. 42. ft ing rtiids at separate hon th e San Pedro area, said Jlr Donnell, assistant chief ft Los Angeles Police Deporu Police sold Brcwcr gav alligator — nam ed “R ^ to Natow. a formerL\PD o who then released it Ir South Los Angeles lake abo miles soudi ofdowntovm. Natow, w ho started witl LAPD in 1984, left the de m e n t in 2001 for reasons weren't clear. McDonnell st Coundtwoman lanlcc I said attempts to capturo gator and to patrol thc lake ta:mayci3 tens o f thousan< doU aii niils beautiful lake is r placc to d u m p your onii w hen th w grow too large your backyajd or oquani she said a t a WiKtnesday r confcrcnce. Bnnvcr w as arrested "njes a t a h o m e in which offli found evidence o f an oliig habitat, photographs of aD tors, narcotics and two snapping nirtles. poUce said Natow, who was arm earty Wednesday, had nun o u s anim als, including th alllrators. four piranha £ h , i rattlesnake, three desert tom cs. sbc d esert tortoise eggs t one scorpion. He also o u marijuanaplants, offldais sa ‘The conuscatcd nnlmnU w . . . Thutrhur*dQ ,A i«at2$,200S TfcnwM TMn Fita. Idaho M CoMias B.C. By Johnny Hartrt Baby Blues ______^ R lcIck k Kirkman and Jerry Scott ’ z iT l ^ 7 ^ ■ 7 i p ^ HAveaue^vms..‘iS.MP I {'ioOB’UP E T ^ jl ^ ^ ^A'>':^gAgreAgp. "j CxWu>J« J Neep-flttswBicsPS- J ^ 1CM T ^ 0 CAH iburietp/weMBV / ^ 3 ^ — I _ l i n n FfHPw# i v ' ~ ” V ______{ ______1,.,______^ -r ^ A • ^ p \ / j l . % vr ^ I d o .______By Hector' D. (Canlu and Carlos Castellanoss _ BeoUe Bai ley By Mort Walker j (JX? M3U mvt ^ T C ^ g S ? J ) | m-maimsiin) b V * ^ , 5 ^ - I M i i -T - i l M i l Btondto iBy Dean Young & Stan Drake Tlte Bom Loser ByArt Sansom & Chip ST \|(| III .11 I I'BO/I;3/ISUOSiM ^jfTFTP ’*■ J I WU.B6LB6SL*0 M ^Sb'ILJ ''wHA.T'i WR0N&,6LNPY.OYS? I 7 COKt eeitLuv...66 ^ ^FTHEKeiC WERE, WrtW W OUL? H£NTWS ^ P f V -2^«^ l i TtVERC SOfA£ON£0:G _ t£ 7 1 _ ____------— t K . 51TT *''®s*rv1R»^ II 1 fTlKt KEKE.F0B.7 w If M y i ‘ ^ ------^ ' " " " f ' M S g k , n l ______lll& V .Dllbert By Scon Adams The EMertwrries Phil Frank and Joe Troise ' THE PROTECT UR TIMELINE I S t HISOEEP- Vou'll never tw p rFsycliology.' Make r^OVINSALONi • NO U OUR £NTED BY THIS | JJ?.'tA SUB- UlOtJLD +he cat thafw ay,^ ttie Cdffhit* )OTI UNTIL MANAGlAGEMENT ■ ‘S c ^ l l cCTER H PRIN T OF \R IN E J S t h i s b e ^ -food lot?k5 Ir S CHANGED OUR.« C < O g I N O LESS STAIRW AY. OOKING ABAC ' ^ I wart-t/ic.food. . LANGUAGE P ?i^n9y5 TirAETO ' rAETHOOOLCJLOGY. ^ MOR I S \ORALE. A D O A FEU I f f l l l ^ S ra H il JtM RAVfg Q .as Hager the Horrible . ByChrlsBrowne HI ar>d Lob By Chance Browne ~ ~ z ~ z z r w Y ( IT'<5 T o o NICE ^ s a p -aV A I I I III -/ / w AMTTO ^ MO.^ j'M ______I I fORVoo roee&i ^ i m H s {^COKAB -( iM? / - < w r v ------■(^A&AJN/ WATCrtlNllN eT V . J V W n T i n ■ : « 4 , = y t o 4 "’r/ '^'>vskr^ ^( 0 i ^ 1 M© ^ 0a>wrie Clatslc Paanuts By Charles M. SchuU Peoria Before Swine By Stephan Pastls WHEN I MEAR THOSESE I START TO FEEL I TH0U6HT H0LDIN6 I THINK THE CAM X HI. I 'h ?.I&, rouMOCR)€ROF E X ecuE ve '0(-nds viQurrs our COYOTES HOWLING AT LONELY...THEN I ONTO THAT B l a n k e t ui/UlARRANTY HAS MH I 'P|«Sf»KFi6S.-fti>o>t-tliM-tttr ' g^ f f i l Pkktes By Brian Crane ZH» ; ______By Jim Borgrrgman and Jerry Scott LOOKAT'TKIQ! I J N0,~6uf|P I EVER I n 3V&reMPH£c?Aun “< = | \Baei/£ts.HQv:wmiff~l I miHcM-mmei n I * i w X I iVO,\MPS$Of/£DHB pur«^cNTne i / ; irw^oF?wuv TAiKiN&;«cvr$Dcwrm ^ ^ / /''■ ------^ ^ ABOOrftoiTMSfUMT?! w efiXJ£PEW(W •CWfCWCflNPE < A f V ^ i S S ^ J j y ( - 5 r « r ? ) MW7MSe£g/«ffte£/ , W\ r ; e 5nT P t sKAVETD y ^ V BE . y D«Rnlt the Menace By Hank Ketcham Noi y ; ■ wE h IVa IH ■ 6umM0KU|t Vg “i'm not eating thislis pasghetti tili < ■ AReiH ^ ____- 2 it stops smolnoWng.” ' ^ H I ^ H lV \ V ean omhavepe'm MALL-SUf^//^,PAP!‘ I I ^ H "W ’M ^ , »L 8-2! u».ao«/fcwafnr ------_ _ ------^______04 Tlnw»Nnn,1n , ^ NQi. Idibo Thimday. Ai«uu (ts t2 6 ,2005 1 OUTPDOORS______ gic Vallej?y Anglerr's Guide A l >>^SK A EASHING lay IWi report Is for rItttLlor. ~S. iursdoy.Ai;g.25, Up- fls from Silver Creek \ NitLror. Sportsman's Warc- id for fomily fishing sjor rivers in the Magic , -• ...... • • Ivor regions. Chcck lent of Rsh ond Game i® hJS restrictions. ' , ^ V /IW m tsta Mom* 0 w r: MIR. Use your mphs ond hopper \ River: OOOD. The s to fish good, ai- sh seem to be th e . retty typicol in Au- ( f ) lows, bright days. ■ ■ sswtoom •sure puts the big- rd until tho foil ______9 C ntinue to lish Into FAIR.ilR. Try caddis In the evening, ^111 nna bigger O b , - , « outit olherwlsooU stick with nymphs ; anglers that fish , T , t o i t River: FAIR. The or sirestreamers. You can also try nny. fost moving Lost belowJW the rescnrtir Is begin- pjnhIk ai Alberts and grasshoppers. ■ or long beats on " ‘n g to s e:ee e some Kokonee spill . ^ through. ThiThis makes your Red ®^ 01 Olarkat U k e : FAIR. B oss will alls, including dropper flyfly thatt much more irnpor- bitee onon the pumpkin grabs or top em s to be the pri- a s weIC iopproach the foil. waterter pplugs. Blue gills toko tho . Rfhlns teacher Curt Muttlute Instruets Wlltlam TodiMManManclllat on fly rishlne techniquelUes a t th« Kmal Fish>n( he fish these Whether ifsit's imitating on egg. or small■all jlJigs ond worms. Acttlemy c ittt flshes onin Quartz( Creak In Cooper Landlindlng, Altiks, on July 22. TheI KenalN n th in f Acatlsfny hesitate to fish ' . flesh fromn ono of these dying land- a It ■ wMkloRC c last ofTereered four times per sununer by I pottorns. locked salmiilmon. big Lost River ^ ^ l>oDoll«r/P«nr>y antf Lake by Kenal Peninsula Collega. Rainbowsi gcgot locked in on this •«k U k es: GOOD. These wa- River: FAIR. Try (jo|fy_ check•ck the river above th e cois continue to fish woll for - College offe"ers class bn holow to reel in th indl8.as«>«!iios reservoir for this somo opportuni- stochecched fist! and even a few nlco he big ones , which are worh- .ty to p u llo0 bbig Greenback oul o f a si^ed!d wwild fish in tho rivers. COOPER LANDING,J, ,Alaska fees pay its costs.Sts. learned In li the classroom. 'It's s e a of Redbiidbocks. Good polarised A (AP) — Curt M use stood3d b n (he "We'rc (ryingg tcto push our ed- such a dmImg being in Alaska and ire worth their weight in ’ Salmon Falls Creak Re•«^ cobbled shore of QuartzrtzCrcek, ucatlon missionIon to meet the notknowifcvinghowto flsh."- SLOW. Trout along tho cillfs casdng o 3-welght Hy’ rodrc up- avocations of pepeople, or their IlisbroiroUier. w ho teaches in- take pop gear and wedding stream as a id o z e n external inten.'sts,■sis."'I\imersald. terpersoninal communications at emalns strong for V Warm1 S|Sprfn£a/Trall Creek: '>ngs.s. WalleyeW on tho bottom inlddle-age-or-beyondid stu - 'lUm er lunic'd.•d tliutl Idea over to C aliforniaila State • University. deniswatciied. ise morning win- q o o o . Rshih ttho deepest w ater you bouncerncers or white Jigs. Dave Atcheson.)n. die coUege's Chico, chcIicerfully acknowledged ■1 rising to late can find, but The longtime guide spcspotted a night class coordlrrdlnatur. I le Ih the his lack Dfskills.of }ut don't ignore shady A sockeye salmon. a>d as a flrcli hy- audiorof a book oi jns us soon os nooks alongng ioverhanging brush on Clear Lake: SLOW. Use crys- ikon Kenai iH.-nin- "I knownv nodilng a b o u t fish- drant, but easy too miss sula fishing and an a fomier Ing." h e sa :o sec. Then after ony of these luGCers. caddis and sold. "I'm starting from se streoms. Small Stim- .swimming above colorcdi*d rocks D epartm ent o fr Rshl-I luid Game the grounc (II. fish are again . ulators and E iscinies if you go. nd up. Even if I retain 20 d Eih Hoir Caddis oro a ahd below a surface rlppltipled like tcclinlcian wlioJ hadlu wjilked die pcrcent. that d will be Infinitely, ner fall that hap- fine choice. TheseT ore excellent ^ gUl, Bllllngiley Creek: SLOW. glass on a shower stall. waterslied l a g ^ing g fish. Atchu^n m ore thanin 1 knew before." r temperature ' places to fish and stay cool on "You can barely see (hi lulators ond royal wulffs are that flsh assem bled friend;■nds,..guide's and Jim Willhitehurst. of aeorwa* hot summer c and he's red," M use saidJ. ." ""^ erc local cxperts to pi the best3cst bet. > put on a \w k‘s ter. Fla.... rctlred from die good In some ^ could be irou( n e a ^ himlim." w onh of classes5 andan outings. m ark etinlg g dep artm en t ‘of ay to be produc- “ Milnert DiDam: QOOO. Throw In ^ He counseled studentststocast ( ForaboutSI.lOO lake Walcott: UIR. Troll 100—SSOOmoa* Exxon, hasIOS fished all over die •r on the Creeh fottK^traps.. 5-i5-inch sandos and wo- first in shallow w aterr rrath er witli food und he sear for trout only with hoasing — the .world. move ond fish term elon pepi tlian splashing to tnidstiJstrcam. college offers 200 hhours of cIjiss- "I'm rctirtired and ludw enou^ spoons>ns inil red color. R sh slow for s like 3X. Set. A I lis mode his point tlie flfd'Ifditime room dme widill flfidfl trijis that to have diehe m oney to Ush a n d a ter a brief • C J . Striktrike Rewrvoir: OOOD. ' with natural color plastics, his nymph drifted dowown by include fljdng to0 a a-niote lake, wife that putsp up widi me," he rout fishing is picking up with cek fish are not Lots of bassss Iin tho 12- to 14-inch hookingan 8-lnch Dolly'Varden. Va an cxcureion to> didie ocejui or a said. "I’mn the Idng of 'Been' eaWng H0(5^'rs:)— range~o7oWa1 )r lemperoturos.------a char foitnd in (lie sameme cold- - float trip down diidie Kenai River, there, triedrd diat,'" he sold. - jvailoblerUsTpurnpklrr- streams as trout. color grubs.i. P M H H | . .}32FdrfidtlMisivM ThBTinie»S^fewB nsTOi US Department oftf th e Interior - - ,M i h ^ a M f f c wi / l; h y . n m U « B k o l W a Bureau of Land Malanagement G lass-l Wild Horse and Bun ■ Wi jn o Prograrn ' ' a t G rm I t PHOENDC (AP) - soon should be able Ihc Grand Cimyonis Do a i^ss-bottomcd wa ling 70 fcci from (he S( Hie horseslioe-sh) walk, scheduled (o lanuaiy. is p a n of the 1Vibc'sS40 mliiion effo i,(X)0 acres o f rescrvi inio tourist operati som eday could indue end a-sori. golf coi campgrounds. The destination, k Grand C ^ y o n West, feature an Indian vil W cstcm -them ed tow: are scheduled (o open Visitors to the skyi pay S2S for a blrd's-cy Duckreti rescuer - AUBURN, Wash, i Gooey (he duck Is b: Diane Erdmann after a \ ward of die state, but n may he be treated enti pet Erdmann said she the mnllard and nurs buck to health uTier h e tacked by a crow when abou(aciayoId.About 1 later, on Aug. 12, state i wildlife agents seized tJ In a videotaped confh at her workplace. No Tbnitorial Mint, in this c nity between Seattl ■nicoma., Erdmann subscqucm a police complaint say was shoved by a \vildUfc and her boss, Ross & I u m f l B W ^ Stpcksalnk:ik: Oil priccs -condnuccoscisend market I n s5IDE i downward Mutual fundsi ...... E3 Page E3 \ i N E ' .Y Classified ...... E4-l(3 VIo ■ B u s h u s s Ef/ilorME iyjim S. Hutt'himts73M mi,F^.24’ Thc Timcs-^s-Ncws "rhursday. AtVugu,st 25, 200S S cccio n E ------B rieeiELY— ------— - ^ S t ate— t - ■ IN M oi a ™ [R~OPlPDRTIDNTT— guaiirds IV alnlng prov cbmmunicatl Eveent providess a golden chancec for• iarea busimlesses uncirlaimed •TWINFALLS-W( -W orkersataU By Blalr Koc(och . UUT>any- lllniplc, ow ner of'Uvln-r "Lois of customers willLVill wail snag a b o o th at Ihetlu 2005 fain Ihe levels must communicate. con TimefrNewiws correspondent Falls,s, S< Sewing Center, has used1 until the fair lo'come an ■ dearly and rcsptcipfctfully w ith ■:------— and .see snots sell fast, and an It’s hesi lo I J I U•perfy | the ^fair fal for marketing since.* the nuW stuff und ou r fairiiir deals think - a -year In In advliiice. i Bui cUsiomcrs and co-vvo-imikcts, say niE ll-l - Up to 94.000 people 1984. on products." h e sidd. "lit'llowev- companies whoIO haveI secuaii The Tlme»-Nt-New»______. organizers of a coco; m m u n lca- Ilie fair hos great poieniiiil (]ons class. !\vin FjiUs Couniy I'uir, “ IIJi-* I er. we aren't th ere 10 lo sell the co veted bootl)oth spaces can ------; to fair m onager John for getgetting new customers,"■ products at thc fair. Surc.Jrc. they siill uvcjik their pl Tlicy say scudchtsnis can devel- E S m r plans to make RUPHirrr —• Tlic state is safe* entlng a huge oppor- IHmpleiple said. "Just being on site. can buy u machine fronrom Ihe the m o st o f diehivesimeiit. hiv gu ard in g uiiindaitiied, property op thc communicailca,lon skills TuSly K ,vlng our n ew products to needed for succcss i businesses seeking to showin; t booth, but Uiey still haveve to go D esig n a n eye-catching i for hundrereds of people ond lumcs out to poientlttl people,pie. it is a huge draw Uiatt to die shop to pick it Uf ad vancem ent in up. We booth. A ssign yourour most friend- businessess whose last knoivn s. bringsgs i in ncw customers lo the■ mny not see a loi of theUu fair ly. know ledgeableJle employees ( 10 addres.sesarare In Magic Volley. -WorkSmari: Premijmium Com- -ThU k t L*." m u n lcatlo n Skills,' s probably the only siorc.’ goers for weeks, m aybe memondis ndr duty. And donido push fair 'H ic IdahohoSlutelhxCommis- reach ubout 90.000 Hlnifimplc usually \valts for die' down die road. But whenlen they go ers f o r spendinding commit- .slon l.s JookJ}king for (hose folks; CoUege o f Souther w here he sets u p a boodi in C enter for New Dircc one week." Pitz said. fair, win urc ready lo buy a sewinging ma- m enis %vhlle their.'ir hands I are full an d hopinglg dicy'll call lo doim lots of vendors sel up one ofo f tJ tlic M erchants Buildings, chine or something, ’ T he training —r for s i u s . — ;. lliey of co tto n candy. the property■«y- d outside tlirougliout >o sho\howcase newly avoilable remember us." forwhich Idoho busi- starting oul in the v ds." productlucts. . and th o se \vanting tc It's too late for busines.siKuies U) ■ Please seesee«,R.P.ge« e been unobic to find their worlqplace sMlsUUs — pro- die riglit- _ vides skills in1 listening. f tl I hegotlation an d conixnfllct mon* ■ ■ J^nclaiined a^m cnt. Stcrcotyjotypcs and ■ such a s ( ^ P w i M r g ^ gender differences: c s a . ad-. J J payroll dressed. checks. IWln Fails . contents ■ '“WorkSmart: PrciniciniumCoin- [ i g h -- t e c Rupert m unlcatlon'' ru n s frafram 4 to 7 o fsiife d e . p.m. Tuesdays andd TThursdays, ^pt. 6-22, at thcB CenierC for —^ — tjoxes. tax refunds, rt slock dlvi- Ncw Directions. CosCost for tlie B n (lends, workirker's com pensation one-cred it class is $95.i plus ■ id d ie like. $2.50 for materials,ils. Financial ■ I ‘Ilie Idalio10 Legislaluro in 1997 did and scholarshipsips ore avail. n e a k ie r s ^ H ’- l ch an g ed stoitoi'e law governing able. Registration deadline de is V' % unclaimed p: Sept. 5. H r ' J f property Umilot's safeguarded 1^ ■ For Information.II. call< 732- Theyy ’re geared unmisslon remains 6680 o r 1-80 0 -6 80.010.0274. ext. •' I undaimea fcfor 10 years, it will :2M o. I ininsfer to sttstale ownership and I gussied) up Jk be d ep aslted.•d in Idolio's general (Realtors asked > 9 . funil. ^ g y g The Waahlngt.igton Post______^ 'Ilie first lillim e thot will hop- fo return survey p en is 2007. BlBcforc die 1997 low, the t:ix comi ' ■ TW IN FALLS — IdaIdaho's Rciil Adidas l” l l ahd i Nike * iiimls-slon held un* Euate Commission.1, In coUabo- Frcc 5,0, two » d o im e d prop • ’ » i ^ • &2 TlnwM«ws.TWfnVfnMI(.iaito Thnd^r,Ai«ttt2lIt 2 9 ,200s M o n e y:y ______Americican ExpressIS board appiproves timirng for spiiKloff Employyees prefer heealth plan losslbic employee bm - P)—American shares of , . . . The AMOclatodI PPr r w ______a m o n g poi N EW Y O R K (AI>)- if American Express Exprepress Financial Corp., wliichh Services. Ihe flnandalll advisorya ------eflts. ' Express Co. a n n o u n c e d c o m m o ns su to c k th a t th e y o w n . c o n tn ntrolled American Express Ff-f. will do business as theeJ^nal P -^0 upward spspiral of hcaldi- The nele x i o p U o n . o SSOO W e d n e sd ay ih a t It Wilit sp in o ff T h e plai>lan wos approved nonci; nciol Advisors — wlilcli has15 AdvLsorsofAmeripriscHi carc costs In reotvccni years has salary incicreasc, w as-died by its advisory subsidijiidiary on Sept. W ednesdayloy by the Amcricon odviscvlscrs serving Magic Valley — - It sa id . A m e ric a n I’";” “c- made employloyer-sponsored -only M percenl.p( PoniclpaUon 30 by issuing new nev common Express board, bo; the company ondd other< financiol services, s. q u irc d th e f in a n c ia l oi health coverageIge a premium Ina'IOKk):k) p lo n w ith o c o m p a* fnr ltm t. sal!^. ThoBL_cpmpo.ny f had nn- Ameri nerlprise Finonclal will bce scrvice in its 1984 acquisulsldon of pcrk-for m a n y wworkers.-A oi recent— ny-match.Ji_wns chasgn-tjv_12 The New York-b,k-based travel nounccd the spinoff in bosedse d in M inneapolis. IDS Flnandal Services ___. survey a b o u t jo b - ob-bencfit deslr- percent and o 8 percent said and. credit card companycor said . R*bruary, sayingsa It would allow In r [n renaming the unit in May, Amcrlprlse’s com mio or n stock pbUity b e a r s it o3ui. u t paid life■ aand dlsobillty Insiu- that- Amcricdn ExpExpress, .shore- t h e p a re nt t cc( o m p a n y to fo c u s o n A micrlcon eri i-ixpress- said the e has been authorized for Ust^g More than halfla lf o f a d u lts, 5 8 o n c e . Oril>rily 2 p e r c e n t s a id holders of recordI asos of liic close the fasier-gir-growng credit card Ameri1 e ri p rise nam e will b e used forr on the New York Stoi larticlpoilon In a they'd piclick an extra flve vaca- of business Sept. Owillreccive-19 and travelI businesses^bt diene<• new holding com pany as well11 c h a n g e a n d is e x p e c te d ti s die best choice tion days.s. ohc shore o f stodcIcinAmeriprise in Ameripris•rise Financial had os forfor sclcctcd business lines. u n d e r d ie sy m b o l “A M ir Financia! Inc. foror every five been knowriwn us the American such:h ost Amcrlprise Ketirementt Ican E xpress so ld . F air _ Shoes ______Continued from E l sure that the Sewing •'Itlsallingctiinfllngcxposurefor Q .!m eil^>oodiisnlcc. ContmtMdfromEl ogainst thele Ifoot that laces ore Americerlcon Academy of Podiotric not hyjpening in dielr sheshoe, he ybur business — nol seiiing "We doniin't ju s t go In th e rc a n d htjiped develop the/hc Adidas 1. urmeccs-sory.uy.) Anodier version, Sponsm s M edicine, h a s e v e n s i m - . say!(.'nieansvrt;r?“Nothlrhing. lie products, but creoreotlng leads for slap out oron concrete," hc said, N ow y o u c a n . A cable, o t- c a llc d th e PumpP u Wrapsheor. lets pierr adviceoci for sneaker buying: ’ says. SiUl, h c c o n d n u e ss. , dtJ ie ge- future u se ." s o ld1 BiBryan Matsuo* “We set upip 8-fool w alls a n d ere* iQched ' to thele sheokcr's buyers lum4m off the pump. “Ifyou^u've never hod a problem 1 nius of designing a shoeIOC for a ka, co-directorr o of Ihe Idaho ate a veryy ottracdve1 display by ctishioning and runninning under* should diey.*y tirei of oil dial cus* wltn1 yyc o u r feet, d o n 't c liu n g e." narrow athledc niche Is diati il Small Businessi L Development decoradnglg and setting up a lot ncatli tlic arch, works woi wilh a tomizadon.I. Wklien lie h comes to die latest tends to have d ie w idest;t 0|appeal, c e n te r in lW ln F^alls. a il o f m o c h lnnes c for demonstradon microprocessor ond am electric Donald WWll ilson, 0 c o m p e titiv e te c hinology, n o . carcer oihlctlc Many of sneaker desiiesigners cindy Bond, chicholrwoman of dial peoplelie can try out on the motor to adjust the th flt witl] runner, ownsm s 30 p o lrs o f .sneak- • fo o tw e tweor salesmen seem to most elaborate conceptcpts orc tJie College of Souikjuihen) Idaho's spot. every step. (A batterttery m u st b e e r s — a fewvNikes,afe\vAdiclos, N hove ctl: d ie so m e re se rv o d o n s . "A created widi a. hurd-cnarhorglng Business Departmtment, sw.*ssed Bond alstlso suggests m'oking periodically rcplaccciced.) Adidas , a few Pumasnos — eo ch w ith its lo t o f3f tl the technolo^ is sold to odilcie in mind.. But d die ic y p c (j,at Id ea a s w ell, v isuals po rtn o f your plon. I's value for the nonlon-nmner is • own functionon. Some ore for run- peoplepic v9ho don't nave a clue dirilled when those shoeiocs be* "Businesses shoulo u ld take e v e ry “j>ut th lnIngs j o u t th o t y o u h a v e l(»s clear. “Is it r o inngtodothem g t ning 5K races, ra otliers for how r it it works,“ soys Shawn come hits in the m ass morkel.m opportunity theyey con to get done. If yoi'OU can 't b rin g In th e ony harm? Absoluislutcly not." marathons.i. OC n e p a ir is d c sig - Fenty.ty. v w ho w orks a t a F le e t F e e t o n d d ie y m o k e n o a p o loopes ^ for ihelr nam e out IntiInto die public, actuol prodiKluct, have a portfolio DiBenedettosays natfid for n.running on trails; store eir In die Distria of Colum- tlie bells and w liisdes loststontlic c Cel your productuct in people's full of plcticturcs showing whot Rccbok has rcsuscusdtated the another for>r running: on con- bio. lazy consumer. • minu and show/ ytyour face be- ' youdo,’’sheh e s a ld . pump, but this timel e dt ie re is n o Crete, He, e ppoints lo pair of Nike . Kcebok's senior vicee presi-| hind that producluct. so when Thcfalr.A;Aug.3I duoughScpt. , need to squeeze thehe tongue of Rut his ruleii!coflhumb:Whena Shox.c v whose spring-like sole, dent of researchI and people are ready'to to buy, tlicy re. 5. also provinrldes odier opporni- the shoe. W ith the PPut u m p 2.0, a n s n e a k e r c o>sts sts m o r e th a n $ 100 th e ccompany o r says, distributes development. Gene McC membcryou.'shc!iie sold. n id e s to mlarket a i your company's air-niled c h a m b e r ouiomotical*aui “yju are usussuoUy looking at too cneiww 'so tliat your legs feel compares such buyers to 10 SUV B u sin esse s s h oould u l make diot rmme, besidsides setting up shop hr takes<^n -the conicm to u r o f th e m a n y b e lls anda n whistles." lessfoti]fotigued over iim e.“ driwrs who never take«e their nicmoryaposidveiveone.. inuMcrchailonis Building, foot after Qve to 100 steps.st (The Stephen M. Pribui, a podlo- “Peoj'eople co m c in a n d w a n t to cars off-road: "M ost run running -Keep in mindnd your cus- You coulddd sponsor an event pump places enoughugh pressure irlst and president pi of the knowwlV what's golngon here tJiat's sh o e s a re n e v e r r u n in ." tomers m ind-set.';ei." Maisuoka or even punurehase a youn^ter's said “Itculizc thatitpcopleareal p beef.plgorsir slieep during die an- d ie fair to relax ." nual 4-Il/F/FFA Junior Morkct He suggests kcikeeping your - Animal SaleUe. T h at, a g ain , g ets Fit ^ ______booth family oriciricnted: “You your namee out,1 and It creates ivani to draw kidsds in, don'l be goodivill. ContfeiuetffroniEl Pribut favoivors the Brooks Ad- geonI generalgu box on cigurctte . shoe. We've suid all alongng that annoying and don't>n'i o v e rb u rd e n “Any a c t1 of c goodwill Is good Uevcs th a t sp o rt* sppecUlc ec: shoes diction Woikiliker, which hus a packs-s —- ‘T ills c o u ld b c d a n - Nike Free is o loor11 for people w di lotsi ofo handouis: for a buslncness," Bond said “It are n o t a b a d id e a .. TennisTc ond strong heelI counter,c< plenty of gcrousus lo your foot health.'" strengthening the feet,let, he nobody vnuits theirlelr hands tied showsgenenerosliy ond— by buy- boskctboll. hc pointsintS'OUt, rc- cushioning: oiond a rigid siruc- he says.jys. says, adding that consulsumers up. Mnybe hove; a contest or ingananimcnol at die fair-—care Quire sidc-to-side motion,mo and lure. “For a1 lclo t o f n c o p le , th is “ll allows ull the shoe to do must i case Into it overr time,t drawing that peopliaple cim enter, for youth." therefore sldc-lo-sideiide Stability, m ight be too□0 much snoe,“ hc whatevc:ever It wants to do. Feet "You might w ear it two,J, threet Then use the entriiitries lo follow ------“You don't w ani to1 wearwt a ten— soys. "But it'st's lth e u ltim a te m o * n e e d1 gu gu id a n ce ." 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SS.,K ZS' SS S S ; , “ I I » a .33 W5 TbeTimtt e s N s m J ssif ii£ i I B B I IS iB I j KB ■ — B I ■ 0 ^ 1 NOTICE OF APPU>PUCAT10NF0R NOTICE OF PUBUC HtHEARINOi WATERR PIPERMIT NOT!OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuaisuant to i.C. 31-1605. that tho Boaoard of County Commissionersrs cof Twin Fails County. Idaho,, will moot Tuesday. Seplember 6,:B, 2005 at 7 PM In tho. 3rd3rd floor conforonco room at tho' CoiCourthouso in Twin Fails. Idaho) aand Wodnosday. Septemberr 7.7.2005 at 10:00 AIM In tho olficolico of Iho Commlsslonore for tho) purposop of consklor* Applicttlen No. 47-17237234 has beon filed to ng and fixing a final budget andI makingnu appropriations lo oachI department,d< son/ico, agoncy or institution and fund for tho onsuingons yoar a t which Ilme any taxpayerta may appear appropriate the put>licc m waters of the Stale ol md bo hoard upon any part or parts«rts ol tho said budget, and that: thoth following tablo sets lorth tho anwunt to bo appropriated. Idaho. Twin Falls County.nty. RNAL BUDGET-200!005-2006 RICHARD E. A CHERYLI E i q Lc«>i -ca«l Id ^ ^ ^ L n n l IN THE DISTRICTT COURTC O FTH E RFTH INTHE DISTRtCT COURT OOF FTH E RFTH IN THE D JUDICIAL DISTRIC DISTRICT COURT OFTHE RF1HFTH ■ MciMcLEOD JEREMY L. AND ELLIILIE S . •RICT OF THE STATE OF ‘ JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THEFHE STATE OF JUDICIA:IAL DISTRICT OF THE STATEre O< F fNOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAL(LE IDAHO, IN ANO3 F(FOR THE COUNTY OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THEE COUNTY& OF IDAHO.O. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY C TWIN FALLS MA< YOF' MGISTRATE DIVISION TWIN PALLSS . TW INFI PALLS MAGISTRATE DlVISIOiUON______OruDflCombet_l5,.20C2005, a t Iho hour of 11:00 o'cloilock AM of said day. at Flrsi American Titlentlo. 2 6 0 Third Avenue Northrtn. Tvrtn Falls. Idaho, Caso No. CV-05-282616 CosoCa No. CV 05-3378 C aso No.’c:V v 05-3360 CHARLES C. JUST,5T. E SQ .. Atlomey at Law. a s Successor S Trustee, will Caso No. CV-05-2756;e NOTICE NC TO CREDITORS NOTICE TOD CREDITORS( soil ot public suctionlon to the Nghest bidder, for catuish. in lawful money of In tho M anor o f tho Estalo ol ' NOTICE TO CREOfTOnrORS Int In tho M anorjrofthoEstaleof I - - th e United Statos.’all"all poyable a t the time of sale,. tlth e followirig described . . In tho Major of the Estalstateaof: MARILYNN Mi J . POTUCEK. real prbpony, sllualocalod in tho County of Twin FallsIlia. S ta te of Idaho, and ______s u n iE V E BRTTPUNCAN.______^ : ------— 7 ------^—doscnommrfoliownf f m r w r ------Deceasod,)d. , Ooceasad. That portiort of LotM 12 of ORCHALARA SUBDJOiVISION. TWtn Fails ■ ' • NONOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th County, Idaho accoccordlng lo tiM official platt thereof, I recorded In I that the undor- M n rir'c IS ic HEREBY GIVEKI thot Signed haa beon ^ pointed Perse022Q5!^fl£650nJ^'5^„^ lat .th e Book 1 of Plats, pagpage S I. rM orda of TVrIn Fallsla County, ldaho,.more NOTICE IS HEREBY)Y QiVEN that the under- f ‘' od- has-boen-appoiniod Por signed has beon app tatlvo oTlho above-named ostal Porsonai particularly dascrlbaribod followa: oppointed ropresentatlvo of “ staid; *1 Per»«i«TSfS|nStallvo of Iho above-named doceocodont. COMMENCINQ at a pdint p on tha South lino of a above namod doce at Lc«d L««d | | | | ^ ^ i ! ! ! l | | 7 NOTTCE OF PUIPUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF TAX aoo; 'r ttoo^ ^.^aiipii^;^ ..-Bi IMM Aaking ” 1 CARPENTER ODRIVER p.ouIM GENERALL FEEDLOT LABORER Experienced C a rp en - VyW ontod ton wheel (ing for a Mechai>- Loader, tractactor operator W onted fulMlmem e feed- c n S i ^ ^ ' NAs 3pn3pny Concrete Foramen RESTAURANT OUMtfOR* « truck driver. Coll ’ Conduct public ler with fromlng/exto- t M/tam machinery 4 truck drtvor.dr Musi lo t holp. For-or oppt.. 11 pm a Bath Aldai a flfor S years oxperkince. rior finlth knowledge. < xp.Siening coli 208-431-53 smoll assisted llvlr Benefits. 308-6441 opinion polls over In Iho Wood River =; i'.s,'::jorionco. Needed . ' ’2'',“ ®"^ DRIVERS olso0 Iis o Loader ------fOCtllty. 208-734-t44 ' tho lolophono. oroa. 208-788-8806 □ S m ERs "” MISCELLANEOUS A baotuM y Rsdl-MIx Drivers Operaterator, Roforencos ^ „ Wo'lj on/too is or208-212-0115.:____ Lot Attendant needed S 1-ao-0118. »f®« appilcaltons for NO SALESIIt CHILD CARE W anted. CDL requireulred. Saiory DOE. Coll 208-2 hiring experi 5daysAveek. ‘ Strictt/rosoorch, Now on«r school required. Poy OOE. Cotl1 432-5472. 4: 8om neucoai ireo trimrpers MEDICAL Ali Positions Medical Billing Must have voikl drlvors C7.0010 S9.00/hourir prpgrom looking for fFull bonollts. Apply al to Spm eeper. Expo- Must t 8 • Itoor^e. Contact applyaloU . Casual work spoclalty laachors, on. Id ah o C oncrsls Co. ------. full-time, K now ledge: Magto Voltoy 0J.OT rioncod opisoorotor ore- drivers Iteonso. ^ Doug Albrsthsan . envlronmoni. music, dance, droma. 1294 Addlaon Ave. FEEDLO 7B97 CPT and lCD-9 Sonic Locattons. S Dr&w Coll 208-324-761 desirable. Excellent® , 01 Hertz of IS Rexiblo evonine; and computofS. W. Twin Falls, 10 Sooking ikor endorse- »"* Magic Valley \ .'day. ond wknd hra.8. S6-$10mr. OOE CDrug Froo Workplace. 'o'V (positions al a , oil-mollvaiod. MACHINIST 636 Polellne Rd I 1 6 0 0 hoursAvook. Stephanie 737-0872 ’ _ EOE. • loetocol foedtot. *®'; rhnr.b-ni . Soiofy depending or RESTAURANT dependobte. Borcloy Mocho _eW frion«^nd No Phone c alls ______Qront oart-limfl r ------f Roforeforonces rooulrod. 2."** . av. Will bo lg ly U CaslUi seeking ;------CUNSTKUCIIUN [?{ )ob or second Job. I DRIVERS " SaSiSaory DOl:^ ------In tho Twin for a full lime O ose to CSI cam pusu s 3 yr»- minimum experi- CornSaason . ‘«2-.32-5472. 8arn 10 n?oa t |o{> > PROFESSIONAL Ipeopio for the following 00 • onco. Poy DOE. In I, 940-1302. a h o p ' m achlichlnlot 92880 e/o f=or moro informalion j . Drivers needed - - Benefits, exp. Psycho-Sodol Rehobil- , posilions. Call 208-73S-28533 Hailey ID. 404-1259 l_ qulrod. Apply al f®’ TTteTlmss-News’• Itation Spodoilst in •Lunch Host/Hostess- D SERVICE • ■ PO Box S48 'Burtey. Start S14-S16 _ CONSTRUCTION I rman' School Totol FiinessFH 490W.100S 11:30-2:00 M-F . ' SiTio. >63. hour. BA degree. Musi bo 19 yrs of age S n Comoni finishers. j needed olso oistrlclrid 1loking oppilco- Systemsnoltonal s r Hwy 25 Paul, ------Cell 208-878-3350. ASSISTANT weldors and - I Apply 8am-Spm. ,|.„3 , lor pojt-lime nooitn cicclub man------MEDICAL •Evening Dishwasher • Advertising Sale*1 ' laborers needed. J a C Custom kitchonion holp, Position ogom enill llrm.li now MANAOER , , No oxp. necessaryTy PUBUSHING . 5-9pmor lOpm. A H lstant Coll 324-9256 Iv. msg. . 1987WghlandAvel ^ n uniil lilted. expandingig Into Twin For now MoxloKlo Java ojroct Coro greol •Evening Cook , . The Ideal condldaio I TWin Fatls ) 208-637.637-4777 Polls. NOWow oceopl- opening eoon bonofits.osslsting 5-9pmoriOpm wlii havo good3 CONSTRUCTION I k ------Ing rosurwm esfor Kimborly Nurs • .'P-oPtow/ ^ Apply in person at: . ,(( Exporiencod back h o s I T I flagship clubcii for tho 'F T * PT pos Ill SouthPsrkWand .organlzaiioftal and DRIVERS I QENEH; dovetopmonuil . people skills,. ■ operator with Closs-A ' “ g positions also avoiloble Wopi l y “l disobllitiee. J o u rn a l . aak for Ken. H l A K W n M f i Mechanih^teUl-KIIIOd? ’“E Sgement. i 2S62 Addison Av attention to doioll,I .COL. Mu8I bo 25 1 Looklooking lor 0 Job Applyot V years old or oklor. - „ The Wood River Jour- ^RESTAURANT . : Is tochnically withIth 6benefits ond J.”w L e l.a MANAOErt 141 Shoshone SLN’ ” nol is seeking a C or IncUnod and m usta Experienced b o ra ,rior . 736-8593 Now Hiring 0 machine operator. ' NOW HIRING ■erMilio Ag m a n ag e r fc respondent In Corey. , have ' 0 reliable "* lorm/custom hon Tho successful candi Delivery Drivers ' vehicle, Closs-A COL ~TWIN FALLS APAUL 0"P Oays A Nights loqulrod. Must be 25 ’ Positions avoiiabio 'is V occepting' totailitnousvasystems n«l ‘"9 business w ------date will restoe in p u tlo s Include: aUcoltons from p;^),AXto ' groot communlctnlcotton PT help In P S R offlca. Apply in person Orlvors »PPI'“ l«- Coroy. hovo excoltont Jerom e ^•Ad Layout ond LoodorBOpofolors molwotod, . 928-962-<2-0143 and orgonizattoDttonoi Assessmonts/poper-■BA *■ ''orbal com- , Proofing inced in work. RN. LPN. or 8A Pizza Hut • Holiday Pay okliis. Experionc< Afijf»ow tfinouart :ofilf multiple o p m p o a i----- Iho prcxiuctlon1 olof dry Sl2/hr. 878-3350. bo actlvo in Iho Corey . with advertlsir>g; ; posttkDns. p . |0 hor- * 208-736-W76 : “ “ D .int * ®nd silogo t community. The can- SALES . reprosontaiivo#. • Top • rwtcn Applyjply In person vesting. Sond rewros m e MEDICAL dkloto wlil woric w /6s and advertising3 ■ CONSTRUCTION Equipmoni 214 BluoaueUkosBI^I 376 W . 6b0 SoiSouth Reglaterad Nurses»e 10 contribulo 2-5 sto- designers Gonorol Loborors, Part- www.transyilcmoJto.cont J.»,n...ld8I3 ' w K ^ v « - Call Today ------outsklo Sal Idoho Hom oHeoiih1 &A rtos ooch month, cov- s ! i a a « gS S iS i^lVlliiiiiii- jS imimilihidriw: l ACCROSS n— r r o". "|7 I s ' !L_P?_J13 I-____ HOME tNSPECnONSMS HANSEN '05 Ftool KIMBERLY *^1' 3 bdrm.. 1 TWINI F>FALLS Coiy 2 J ®9lg, band tote ;___ 2000 .^sJnco 19933 wood. 14X66. WHh bath. ^ $625 mo. -f’ bdrm..n.. 11/2 bath, gas o rOlountain treat $30 0 ctop. Pot Okoy. heat/AC Bin ankprgoa-32S-3115IIS Shod. 2 bdrm.. 1 both. z l/AC. WD hookups 9 Calalf meats —------— Call 423-5356 ew s. Coll 208-212-1678 no smoklng/tMls TW N FAL13 Nowty ro- 5 .0 month.* d o p VVnWriter Bagnold modolod brick homo.no. RUPERT SpodouBKIMBERLY 3 bdrm., 1 206-423-4063 1 5 RUusslan J river 55------b alh. lorKOd. 5675 ^ ^ zzzlhz . 3 txlrm. 1 bam. bonus1US , doubto wklo 3 bdrm. 2 „ I FALLS Large 3 '16 RicIicky Nelson's room. Sioe.ooo. CoJl'Oil bolti. handicap occos- m ? o. ♦ $300 dep. Call TWN Ff 736-2865 Of 32M 534^ 4 sible inroughout with _2 1 42-1678 or 212-7707 bdrm.n. 1 /3/4 . both d aid d 23 TWIN FALLS Oulol l o covered RV parking in ^ 17 Hyc/groscopic ^ Ruport trailer k)l. Prico P f U B U C SERVICE cntion In Soulh Park reduced to 528,5001 plus $500 dop., 1 1 9 V a llluable H H ® IP ® on 2.5 acroB. 2 bdrm.. MESSAGE yearWtooso. 735-5946. 3 monufacturod homo.JJ;' Call 208-436-3631. scovery ■ ■ Roady to SoIII 734-M- TWIM O l I Q O _ FALLS lg. tailiiiy 2 0 S t aadlum i shout ff_ ^ — ,. " ‘7758 Of 731-aVa.- • ' 2 balh. AC. carport. IiInlormolion is Iroo. (erwod»d yord, '^ p i a ! ^ 1 R ©sal a go-getter 33 TWIN FALLS romodKJ. OXC. cond; $25,000. R om om bor. no ono ' $ 1,20000 mo.1 -f. dep. l 23 SellBllout letters olod‘3 bdrm.. 2 bath.,h. Call 208-423-4512. c e an prom lso you 0 yoar m ) a n d __ 39 In ground - hoolod lodoral job. Forlroo S39-4S1! S ; a a o ’.. p o d . lamlly & living Inlormolion obout TWIN F IB VII" a u t h o r ______room. Opon floor plan. oom oneself « $147,000. 30a-S995 fodorol Jobs, homo. 3 s - . Coll Caroor 461 Conyoncrest Car Dr. 28 Att .Seventeen" _ ^ TWIN FALLS SoJo Col- Amork;a W. $10£•1050 mo. + dop, sinaiger =PP^ Ispsodl Houso Btill ror'« KIMBERLY wanted 20- ConnocKon, 208- sdJo Wost ol Harmon ■ 29 Ilk® . :n s o acres lor non- 476-757-3000 WENDEU W izard of Id By Parker a n d H a r t Z' wiKTA^meiy0 IV IN ^ \ | | ___ f m ( eu>mB AH7 f ^ s ^ J N A u N AIR COMPRESStisOR SAVAGE 11 NS 300 V j H e i l ^ T S ^ ANNIVER 7 Sullivtm 250 CFM CF W SM and .roModlng' CONSIGN'your RV or I piiesENCECB w i u ^ s a ) C tc€> /A Baker Auca c t i o n J,D. diesel t/oltroller stuff. $350. 735-0344 Bool to Idaho's »1 , — \ 0 i f t e i Co.I mounted, vory goi Volumo Consignment condition, $4,700. C Dealer. Seventh f cmbirwd 208-863-1019. “““ ” ” _itiiir-|j H eaven RV and Ma ^ • E q u lp iM n t rino. Call 1.688.343- E ^ ' 6203 , -Bolso or ‘’I®- $1000/offor.— CColl TELESCOPE Bushoil' 208-343-6203 dir. ty yoors goll 208-543-2670 >•»»______^ i'o Harbor Masior NIB. FISHING BOAT 12^^' bmos/wood. booutllui. > S a0 8 CRAWLER Oliver Ck liborgiass. Comes bog. US Army, down oars, trailer. & seals. 160 yoars comt now poinl, Ind Ford^ J * foathorod. outtor cov- Luann By G reg V . cyl. $1600. S39-770 Trolling motor extra. auction expert or. $45. 324-7770. $400,732-5538 Mrvlng td«ho,Q v d w i GENERATOR trail UUAMJ. I WANT TO> t9APOUiGtze FOB NOT I |v€Am.4m. I THIIC< IT’S WONPEBFU,!; ^ /l-MLflTP~ 8 2 ® . . • ■ 1 jeuieviMs vcuQ hjw ; WT VOU WON Tne TRIP ANO |,' (Z gon. ond Novt ■ ... mountod, Onai^ 12 FOUR WINNS '89 lor'* SOT TO see A«aoN, i'm . for ovor fortyER v 6 hp • KW, 4 cyl. gagas. Spocflnggqutpownt Skiing or lishlng. 17 ------r ^V^^^UE^INI BoH-pro- 120V/240V. 300 OCti fool open bow. 130 50. Coll al hrs. like nov CANOE 15 fl. Gnjmon. hp.. $4,800. Plooso f ; ______$2.900. 863-1019.f - oluminum. wilh 2 call 208-731-0103. J ____ vests, includos pod- - ig E v a n s , . , 4 SH O PfiM rm Markrk 'V dlos. $600/olfor. Coll KLAMATH I 18. 5S hp. Evinrudo. Stooring . « , , . 2 ' • 0CC0»5 m- PtANO Gulbransen up- ■ rtght good condition. !**■ with bench. SSOO. *«_ Call 208-73S-9S14. ______^______Thasdunday,Au jAes^iw^^ R ic e s3 I Classified Linei Ads ____ JCail 1 733-093I ext.2 I L IN E S “ ^ or 1<0 D a y s 5 80l0-6S8-3883 0 - ext.2 TlrheTunes^Niews For items undid e r o r a d d in g u p tcto JipOO (Maximun ’ ■■fl m aglivalley.tom ^1! S2eachach addlthnalllM. PrhalePart,irty only. Pets and mtrzhandlsem of 4 items) Useonly. i i HONOA *97 Civic, good OLDSMOBILE *97 Au- I condlUon. high mlle«.5 «. fofo, 61K. oxc. cond., C rellaUA carl Call 20B-08- new tiros, $7,500, 31 o BM S39-20B3.______Pleaso call 738-3840. H r o i s n x PONTIAC *98 Orond a ■ □ t A . I H Am. 2 door, oxcellont ^ condition, fully loodod. Hi I $4.600A3ffof. Can 208- 26»0601.'______HONIDAS ONE ILAK:e s ': M«Kto *04 MPV LX, BLUE ' AT. loodod, only 17K. ' S17.S00 K. FHISW budgtttKirtoy.com' T i^EEKE!:n d o rNLY!. '• SUBARU'90 Legacy L. 5 spd.. AC, powof ov- Wee’ve moveed our en entory of !a76-e674 Of 900-574.1248 O ^ ^ l^ . CLEANI titire invei New andd Used E je Lakes Ford 17fes londas to0 the Blu( 737-9700 Of 308-5002 SUBARU ‘91 Legacy store fcbr 3 days lever befo3re! ' ; auto, loathor, ‘ AC,1 Sedan, auto trans.. s of savinj ' rood, hoatad m a^L AC. now tires, bolts. i|^s like n( . S1.999. 0^ 117K. 208-736-9030. ~ TOYOTA *02 Comfy LE, low miles, boautl- [Jim rui cond., bolow book. . :;737-9700 0f30S-5002 $11,950, 734-6384 MERCEDES *97 SLSOO COnvortiMo roodster, 80.000 mllos. ruby, loathor VOLVO *01 C-70, ______Intorkxr now tiros & convertible, AT. ■s olodrie s ^ o m , | B i ' Hard & doth tops. , loodod. leathor,______i very clean. $20,500. $22.085. 734-W O budgotbu rtoy.com S a v e u pp fo ^ 8 7 0 ( n r f o * 4 9 0 0I o n 10 o n S a v e u p 3 0 0 6 H oiitda b Ridge \ H onda Ac XC Wagon. WhKo, , I moonroof, nico cor. ■ a s s - r* ■ 208 HLoncof . loodod wBh 5.733.770 over $7,000. In acoos- t* CAR SALSS series (Induding now ■ 1 90 pomt. body kit rtms, , 1.80( 736.4481 _ etc.) Only $11,500/ 0.548.621 OfTor. Call S39-3334 iSO C »/ 1ffiTFifiriifif»~nfinMi&rAi^is r a r a o o s ------^ ^ — ^7^ jJOMQT I ' I I \ I I' " i ^ s i OUP—J M e rc u ry M r ,■ f X F i 'T W i ftNi I j r tr • I ^ • ?C 9 ' c u > ‘ y H i c o ln • Mei g E . . . . ; f ' ' m j n s r a i p W ~ w tim 1 1 m i E M im s ■ t e iiFFWlrhii5 W 5 MERCURYnmariner! V«hicle Descriptionan EXPLORER 2 : 0 0 6 4 0 R 4X4 E.B. E xtarior .... ^I— 4-DpOR ;4 .6 L S C H C V8 ENGINES RED FIRE CLCLEARCOAX./: r 5 -S P E E D AUTOMATIC; CDID TRANS m artor ’m ?Fr-ssS' '■ MEDIUM PAR•ARCHMENl\^ . ri ii'v h c i.i!'. I'ffiT ‘tV , :u ‘.. WLTHR/HTD,TD/MEMS&^.' ■. ' ^ 3 | | U f i n t INCLUDED AT NO EXTSTRA CHARGE SAVE ^4.71 standard Equipmant | .4.WHL INDEPENENDENT SUSP HRES . BRAKES, PCWEVER 4-WHEEL DISC S MERCURYMnONTEGoBj EXTERIOR < WHEELS .POweRRAeKP(PINION STEERING SAFETY/SECl iH/DEFRST .AOVANCETRAC )DINO. ROLL STABILITY^Y iCONTROL Youd, lU W pay Ml LESS H I go BOARD . PERSONAL SAFi^FETY SYSTEM . 1 I OFF HDLMP (DUAL STAGE AIF MRBAQS. DRV T i l A I ^S SEAT POSIT. SENENSOR.CRASH » 1*141an Ford M MPS SEVERITY SENSCSOR.S6AT8ELT _| PRETENSIONERSRSAJSE SENSOR) kK/HI EATS .SIDE IMPACT OCDOOR BEAMS f W Uployees! I J f l 3 SEATS .SECURILOCKP/PASS ANTI THEFT 1PCNTRL .CHILD SEAT TEIETHER ANCHOR . rurv Fiiniiiv I’firi: S/V U/li P UGHTS . KEYLESS ENTR1■RY KEYPAD AUDIO WARRANTY m n r r r ™ LS .24HRROADSIOIIDE ASSISTANCE SAWE ^3.41n 5 ^ _ K ,P245«5R17An-OWLTlREP A TEMP .3 YR>3a,000 MILEILES . i r SILVER ALUMINUM Wl . FRO^r^ FOO LAMPS iYSTEM .REAR(NTWIP6RAfVASH/0NK ’05 Uncoil .-PUEBLO GOLD-CLAODIN BUMPERS ANO RUNNING E . AUTOLAMP-AUTO ON/OFf . HEATED SIDE MIRRORS8 R P $37,61 . ILLUM. APPROACH LAMPJ IWTERIOR EE PRICE $32.8;.8 3 7 .6 S . LEATHER TRIMMED SEATCK ($4,00DOOJJO) . HEATED DRIVER/PASS SE . OUAL ELEC AUTO TEMPMILY C P R IC E ^ fillllllv I'lin: S;M I7\ . 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