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7 ~ ^ G o o d ' m o ~rRNlNCf" i WKATMI'R s o o d T m Today;: wMostly 1 ^ s u n n y' w ith light e a s t w i n - C l o -i-W v -retains c o u nncilseat- c __ ------m l K e l O Lows 30 to 35. P ag eA 2 31 .-way , race in Tvrwin Falls u«» - ^lli h li ||" I r v .By williamim Brock • £ M a g i c V a l l u v ELECTION TlfflevN*» m 'writer______m Suspended: A prisonI sesen ten ce is suspended in a vehicul^ar I'WINS 1FALLS - Voters B .- i v ■ I P atfA R 1 Jurned Mayor Mi Jeff Gooding S m anslaughter case. P a g e b l out of officeoff Xwcsday and W filled hislis City Council seat M School shopping: Highgh school Stu- wi'.*' P«l'lolitical newcomer i|| u- ,'^ f LlamcSicSlccle - who has lived 'dents cram on th e su b j ,lade Valiev only four -■ " ^ ^irasing a coliege. Mete election ' InctimUmlient Lancc Clow ^ E handily’ beatb< back two chal- re s u lts - B I S p o r ' i s lenRcrs,s, while i incumbcnt ______alkington - who was id switching , yard and I netowntrea- scd - .s^vcpt to a n easy j ^ j ^j., iustrial park; Gooding I B: The victory. , , , , v oted te d for the rezonc, but ] tdenEaBles ll^cd fr^m wire to. gtcele:cle said she opposed it. I finish

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I Abductio I ^ W ednesdaAY B 3 3 ^ plotleadtlers - rsPECIAi i m l sentence!2d onyiJOlD Y A L T R E A T f A L P IN E . T e x a s - (AP) (A ■_ BUYY one Get one Xr R E E CrRIch-afd------r‘PoSurBi5Cntefar**'Sbawb( p 5 boxiyshoftcato — Fudgo C oko Supiom o McLaren was sentenceiced to 99 ■BananaSpU;SpUt ■ 16 ta . BUzzoTd 01 Bnxoo3 • years in prison and his,s toi p lieu------379Addi'on AvoV/. tenant got 50 years Tuesuesday for 5^5 31^0 Lakesos Blvd.B N plotting a n a b d u ctip n that;iat led to a Twin Falls•alls ^ T f m p r , Twin Falls w ecklong standoff w ith popolice. 733-655‘5 5 7 BQtii' L o c a tio n« s 7 3 4 - 8 7 8 7 McLaren ancf Roberle r i O tto . ______nus'jfai t^o-.TJ/rc^ ■ whose group believes Tcxi'exas is not _part of the United Statea te s, w ere __ th e first of five R ep u b lic n to be tried in the April 2< JSTRATED~| tion of Joe and Margaijarei Ann IS YOU I WWlUR CHILD FRii Row e. >me? The kidnapping evev e n tu a lly A t S c hh i o o l ? brought some 300 statee t tro o p ers >ou suspect Attention - -aii and Texas Rangers to the remote ^^5 Disorder, Hyfiieraclivity, west Texas resort wh«v h e re th e ^ y \ gI c k - P Jd/o/ Republic maintainedI itsit head- 0 0 Leanjrning Discbilities? ites park literature to m otolsts onterliterlng the 'nallonal park'* »outH e g e 10 th e \ ^ An unldentined Yotemltee NNational Park ranger distributes quarters. They laid siegi Ysl & State law s that lassy until / ■ftiere o re Federal enlranco this'spring; group’s so-called embas: M cLwn and others agretj-eed to lay | p rotect y o io r chiW rcn. dow n th e ir w eapons M a y : Let us help YOUU help your child. Judge Kenneth DeH:•Hart sen- ' ^ > ^ A fenced the separatists aftafter hear- ' s. Schedule a hetee conjulfotion e s t io n ing testimony in the puniunishn^ent \ Evening & W eekend1 aappoinimonls avoibble C u t ting i thee c o n g €I phase from several prosrosecution \ Yv. 1 witnesses, includingig Texas ^ / \ j : Williams L, an d ih n s i . / J l / y F u U e f & R a n g ers a n d th e Row es, ai A t t o r n eL-ys y al Law [jpeared on raffle in Yosermite park friends of Otto’s who appc (2081734-1602!» » 1-800-967-1133 Plan targe;ets heavy m h is b e h a lf . N o o n e spinoers believe obstniCTcd thc■ _- maybC-they_wouIdn’tt slshoot us. ' • Known as thee Valley million peo anyw ay." , 90 percent of them naiuraural flow of waier nnd con- ^ Implementation Plan, tinthe project every year. 91 , On Friday, a jury coi tribributed i to severe flooding in ; wt)iild rcduce day-use aua u to m o ------he park last January. Parking, McLaren and Otto of eng - hilu traffic by as much ; organized criminal acii' uton am m gfurjiist one aui;as re a for 2,500 day-use v ehides ! percent on peak suni i 'm m f r A l Yaami/e, tititt their role in ihe kidnappip p i n ^ e vouldbedimiiiated. ; \vcekenAs, eliminate hunlu n d re d s inouUiIk'IW mem- m iuim lto (xtd' outside • TTie num ber o f hiking luidI couple lived near Republ of structures’from Yostosemitu • ' bers in the Davis Moi bjicycling ic j trnils, would be, ; V ulley l>y m oving o u tt o:o ffic e s - ihefxni'. oralll. Resort; a rural commurl u n l ^ 17S . . . ■ . mncreiused. en ______• and the bulk of empl , __ , m iles so u th ea.st of E l Paso, 'e pulm c tninspoil^ifioii.------AlthouRlt-thea i plun-liad-l>een- TvTwin-Fall.-;-734-8200 ------hoiisinK, convert several 5 Republic membere cnntnntend ------slowlowly taking shape, Januar>’’s fcromc '324-8827 of roads lo meadows aand n d b ik e U.S. annexation of Texascas in 1845 n S I K B H Ja flootlooding provided an luie.xix^- paths and return moreTre th a n , w as illegal a n d re fu se to0 recognizen F’)C4.CJrama Ocrui.rr*f«at*i»»atotn» valley as thdr destina- ed incencentive — about S190 million 1-JO acres nf parkinRig l1 o t s a n d having th e vail Texas’ statehood and instnstilutions, eiwlrSBCnO I?«n0 Mfrem-.c»Tn ming up to 7,000 cars in recoecovery funds, a large portion /•eat tf attm t xc o .m Avnua* co : asphalt to a natural state.Ite. tion ~ meanii . , in d u d in g th e co u rt systemcm , . . reshaping crowd the seven-square-milesev val- of whick'hidi cun now be used on mov- - The plan for re; J A c c o rd in g ly , th e l: o f r»] wO O a summer day. ing andant replacing structures and -- Y o s e m ite V a lle y __ — to be leyflooronasi McLaren and Otto quickljJdy turned •Mtng CO» CofTX»nO*a 0»>». [»u3 n, which would cost aiinpfyipground.s. tucrxv f0> •arty announced today at the park — The plan, i 5 into a bizarre legal spectaiinade, with Tiillion 10 S270 miilion. Natitational Park Ser\’ice officials pv» juioct to cnoriQ* ««!nout notjce prows out of the concerr:em of Park .from S140 mill , both men reprcsentinj th e m - : broadly similar alter- s;iy it will\ take up to 10 years to Scrvice officials, enviro/ironmental offers tliree bi . selves and treating thec h a s a the partial restoration carryry outc the plan. FirSk, they groups and longtimene visitors natives for the 5 sham , II th a t th e e x perience oif f ooi n e o f th e of Y osem ite• Valley.V; w ant)t to tc choose among the plan’s t ' most dramatic settingings in ihe Among the:he strategies of the variousious ahem atives by early'ne.xt world was being oververwhelmed plan lo be unvtjiveiled totlay: summ e hy the general hubbub,ub, clutter, • TJie'amom o u n t of Irtdging in ------Nlo o ninaiier_wbich approach is exhaust fumes nnd cong'>ngcstionof Yosemite Valley V would be diosen,sen. th e succcss of th e plan will mass, mechanized tourisirism. reduced by aboutab 20 percent and be tied to an ambitious attempt Al ihe same time,, thetl plan, campgroundd spacess by about an outsideside tJie park to put together a lon^ transit .sj'stem to connect whicli will Ik‘ subjectedd tcto a series etjual amount,nt. rcglona of public hearings aroiround the • The parlarks headquarters commuununities in the five surroimd- an"s £)■ loved out of Yosemite- ingcoucounties to Yosem ite Valley. ifetera state, is being seen as; a ipotential woidd be movi CIA reverses e s ©iwemi b e F a ni £ e s s - nuke test clc l a i n i . D » ...... WASHINGTON (A( A P ) - ■ ™ iaiidaliSBckc Reversing its initial asstassessment, the CIA said Tuesdayly a tremor Brarii-C erli'M F a mlilij i l i Pfiijsicim st near a ^|(|j detected in August itfi 2 5 Y e a rs E x p e r ie n c e in;ill! (fie M agic'W lley i l Russian atomic test sitelit e w a s n o i hey fought in thel e a nuclear explosion. A n n o u n c:es' e s . In an opinion likelyly ito boost Kevolutionary WiVar, th e C ivil L-fforts’to ratify a n u cleare a r te st ban T I4 F truaty, an independerJent panel HILIEj OPENING OF HISIS NEW OFFICE o j^ H i War,V\; World W arsl& n, annd dozens of appointed by CIAL LD ir e c to r P George Tenet dismisse o t h ea- r conflias.< They are: Aj m e r i c a ’s dons thal the "scisinic e' N o vvem e ber3,1997, th e coast of a Rassion nnu( u d e a r test a j. t 0 V e t eaans. r a We salute theirr b r a v e r y ! site w as caused hy a st.-cre.■crettest. )1221 2 Lynwood Mall The tremor was dettletected on Aug. 16, near Novaya ZeZ em ly a, an island off the northern:rn cciast of m f R e mlember e i that importarm t veteran in Russia that has beenn a nuclear [\jO|('1' ^Schilling A ppoiiilm i tc.st site for decades. y o u r ffamily. ; F or $20 you1 (can subm it The CIA. using spyy s; s ;..o llilc 5 p flUine IJl 734-3226 eavesdropping technoln o lo g y a n d y o u r pphoto an d th e infotnnm ation coupon other infor-nation, coic o n c lu d e d that Russia was como n d u c t i n g I k b e l o wIW. . This can th e n b e iiincluded in our weapons related experir the island around the sarsa m e tim e. C h a s i t y L. L W ise spedad alV eterah ’s D ay R erjm em brances n t h e U S A F i For Service in i ion bnlU esday, Nover2 m b e r 11,1997. RAF Milded e n h a l l g W o u l d you 1 like to be a United Kin I (P rice:e includesL one lam inatedi Ikeepsake. Others UNIOR\^QLUNTE a^-ailable at extra1 c o s t.)

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DliNVER (AP) — StreaTeam lined r . •• ; ; prosccation testimony alxabout th e b- * J i J ; horrnrs of the Oklaliomlom a C ity Iximhing carried no less.s eiemotion- al punch, causing threeL‘ jnjurors to break.dov.Ti in te a rs T ueidle ^ a y dur* ingTcro’Nichols’trial. W itnesses who tesiifilified for 1 hours ia Timothy McVeigleigii's trial I ' recounted their stories in rm inutes this time, someiimes cutcu t by _____ the judge...... Tiiree jurors soblwd asas'Helena' Garrett, who was cryingng herself.1 told how sh e w a ite d aiucioixiou.sly for word of her loddler whileliile rescue workers “made a linen e o u r babies" a t h e r feet. ‘‘T h e re w a s glass ever>aTyivhere, ' all over the place, and 11 lEPERF )LIDAYF ber scream ing. Don’tV l”I ■ bahics on the glass, wouldn’t want our babies glass.’" ANCDGETirNCRE■ P I B Py L o vN P m iCES! Ms. Garrett learned ihnthree days later that her IG momh-cth-old son, Tcvin, died in the blast,ast at the Alfred P. ‘ Murrah F e d e ra l Building, along wilh 16^1G7 o th e r people. A pregnant Edye Smit w ho lost her two sons, 3-yii-year-old ■BBH ■ Colton a n d 2 -y ea r-o ld CliC hase, in the April 19, 199.‘i, boibombing, ^4*^1 rubbed her bclly»as shele 1listened • 10 testimony. About half:ilf a dozen . other vic tim s' rela tiv e s1 cricried qui- 'v ' cily. Nichols appeared agitat(itaied and B jBK. ■' w hisiw red e m p h a tic a llyy tcto one of <|h his attorneys. ' In a sofi voici!, Nichol:hols’ lead i|i attorney, M ichael Tigar,;ar, pently W ■ | L asked Ms. G arrett two briib n e f ques- ^ tions about the localioi(ion of an alley. He has promised ito ques- lion every prosecution>n v McVeigh’s attorneys f cross-examined them inn tl:the er trial. Richard W illiams, thehe federal building’s m anager, anda n d S usan I Hunt, m anager of thee HHousing ^Bj and Urban Developmentlent office. ^BJ described the chaoticc s and rubble shortly afta f te r th e : iHimbing. Williams was in his; fir first-floor office the morning of the bomb- . ; I , ing. T h e n e x t th in g h e r*.recalls is H I I n o S i ^ • waking up under a pileile o f rub- ble.

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1997 ___ ; ______A-6 Twifl Fillj,i.Jdaho ItH JWw!r»idiy,_ND«rTib«f 5._193: Tat again WORI.D/ Volcano) threatenssMontsen vorry. “It’s more a political SALEM, M ontserratIt (A{ P ) — A bbott g ave e a a n estim a te d 100 re a l wo; tliat tliey've finally decidedi ' The new British gover:'ernor on residents of thehe west' coast'tovms tiling, tl !t th e p r e s s u r e o n p e o p le T uesday g av e islanders liningliv in a of Salem, Frithith’s, Fleming and to put 1 to move our,^’ L u c k e tt said.' xpulsion danger zone three dayss toK leave, Old Townc until u Thursday thereto Iraq agrtreestodel day U5. a t e th e area. B1 u t Abbott, speaking on saying M ontserrat’s yoli,'olcano i s ' evening to vacatc seirat Radio and citing sci- th r e a te n in g its big g e stt eruption ei For months,IS, scientists have , 31ontsei s' reports, said: “An explo- yet. been saying the towns are per- entists' two or three tim es larger olutior\ “I am determined thatat the vol. ilously close toto the smoldering • sion tw while U,J.N. envo^)ys seek so' anything we have seen toI cano should not bc aliollowed to Soufricrc HillsIs volcano.\ Ricliard than ar and delicato," Eckhard said. s q u ite possible."______. UNITHI) NATIONS ( expeciud to cult and - c laim a n o th e r life," Gov.L'.Antliony A Luckett, a Britislitish .seismologist at — datc-is? 's all Avish them success.” serrat Volcano The2 seaside capital of Ira<| iiRrccii Tiiestliiy in i> remain in Iraq “Ixit'sal AblM tt sa id am id acciLsatications that the Montser . le Security Council has , said Tuesday that Plymououth was cvacuatcd in the till; exp u lsio n of AnK-ric; iv.- tltrough. the The : British inaction led to the deaths Observatory, sa nod of. “-Serious consc* newthrcar.thougha --yearafiafter-the volcano ronred to — inspectors until ilircL- sipeci:il|k-( U.N— . 5?^ end of the ' Warned of 19 'people'in a'm ajoreir’enip tio n 't h e r e was no new ices" if Iraq does not rescind ion remains “a very life in,1995.-.. 1! -- “ fnvnys finish tlicir inissidision. ^» week. . "The quences e a rlie r th is year. . . major explosion xpulsion order, llie world lra() h a d ■ A m e ric a n « secretary-gen- iis expi is challenging Baghdad by incmhtTS of a U.N. w & e ra l is p leased brrdy is ing out aiins iasi>ections and itispfCliun.enerat KofKofi Annan said. “He hasas Ibeen assured tha; words i and all related,d, pertinent Infonnatlon)n concerning their Intent is have miscalculated oncc appealed personallyIv tto lra« ii no m em b ersa (ifol the team will be Iraqis 1 i s u c o f th e I d a h o A d m in lsitratlve ti B ulletin. n in challenging the authority m a k e t h e fo lloiw w ! ln g r u l e s in t h e n e w is s u ' d e p u ty I’riine M inisterrTari(|Aziz T: expelled fronrom Iraq while his ag;iin in le inienuitioiial community,” Rules Governing Medl- (o su sp e n d th e e.\])ulsi«il all.dn- )l-9704.KulcsGovcrnin({Mecl- tiatlvo to obtain an indepencl DockelNo,IM30M ver $5000 and gives the I and Children, Implements rable m edical equipm ent ove . . ICAld for Kumlllcs ai irlor authorize DME or : 100-hour rule requirem ent In D epartm ent authority to prl« '^nlverdcletlnKthelO ■iflty lor this /unction; pioymenl/underemployrnent contract wflh a private enfl LS'biiys . (letermlnlnKuncmpIo ^05. Com m ent By; No- ^WORR L D I N B RRIEF-^ In n tw o-parent l.nniilyiilly and adds new , 1997. vember 16.1997. Dockct No, 1W)414-9702, Ru!lules Governing th e Low ...... Dbck'elN n. IG-OSOI-©■1-9705. Rules Governing th e IS celebration of Jewiwish terror p llanes a to Income Home Ijiergy Asslstnncince I’fogram. Repeal of Germany bans i F ood Stam p Prosramam. . Adds tw o new categories chapter. Comment By; Novemb9lh ;uinivers.liy of “ Krisniismllnachr." ------ymieJran— creases ({rbss and netni Income stimdards'and — Lowlncome Home Energy-/ swithfederallaw.Com- Members of the extiextreme right National Demomocratic Party of allotmcutnmounts;.-)!fi:aiiow ances paid 10 children Rewrite of chapter complies v 17. neniiany siiid the demlemonstriition scheduled forr S;Saturday was lo WASASIHNCTON (AP) — The with spina billda bono rn to Viel Nam vcteran.s are m ent Dy: Novem ber 26.1997. ted Stales bought 21 le lor determining cllglbilily. protest what they called[led "leftist te m ir" agiiinst their.'irorganiziition. ( United excluded ns Income I lDAF>A39-DEPT.OFTn/HANSPCniATION em ber 2G. 1997. Saltirtlay is tlie dayay I b efo re th e annivers;ir>’ off illthe Nov. 9, 1939, advano.inced MiG-29 warplanes — C om m ent »y: Noverni P. 0 . 80 X7129, Bolsol;o ID 03707-1129 KristJillnaclit, or thee NNight «)f IJroken Glass, duriiiiring which Nazis sii:neofe of \yhich are capable of car- D ocket No. IG430II30S-9704. Aid lo th e Aged, Docket No.390270-9701. Ruleiles Governing Restricted destroyed Jewish pro|Hro|H;rty and dragged jew s offff ton concentration ryingg nuclear n weapons — from B lind, and Dl.i.iblcd.-•d. Revises legal non-cllizen Driving I’crmlls. Authorizes issu.suanccolreslricted driv- rules on drug addict and alco- camps, it is also thee anniversaryai of Hitler’s 1923)23 failed coup in the formerfor Soviet republic of (.-Ilglblllty; repeals rul< Ing ]K-rmlts lor Administrativeve license Suspensions. holic ellKlbtllly; pcrsicrsons lieeing a (elony pros- M unich, after wiiicli lieh e 1w ent to prison and w m ie"M'Mt ein Kiunpf.”------M o lddova o \ to keep them out of Comment By; November 20.199997. g nrol)allon o r pjiM e are not ------Ira ni’ ’ss military n arsenal, Peteiuc-... . _ecutlonor.v)0htinap ------Doekcl No. 3W )272-970l.i,.Rules 1 Governing. Ad--- a sh paym ents: adds ih a t per- reiary William Cohen dis- eligible lor A/\»Dcast ministratlve License Sus|>ensnslons. Authorizes Ihe so n s convicted infedeirderalorstalecourtforlraudu- Iran marks dat(ate of U.S. em bassysy takeover L‘d Tuesday. Division of M otor V ehicles; tot( conduct telephone lently misreprescntlrnting residency are not ell- e License Suspensions TliHRAN. Iran — Thousands 1 of Iranian protrotesiers burned iVe a re v e ry h a p p y to h a v e hearings lor Administrative I g lble for paym ents»lor lo len years. Comment by; Jerations alter final or- _ American flags andd beatIv effigies of Uncle Sammi before .setting them-,n; iinstead of the Iranians,” 7. - - . -. . (ALS): allows ALS reconsider ■ N ovem ber 2C.,1997. n and docurlient dea'd- i.sday, th e 18th an n iv ersary ofi)f tthe seizurijfU.S. Coheiien :said at a Pentagon brief- ders: increases notilicatlon i them ahla/e on Tuesda D ocket No. 1G-030J308-9702. Temporary Assls- lines Irom 3 to 5 days: and IdtIdenlilies w hen a p e a c e lim hassy. V ing. ta n c e fo rra m ilie slnn liIdaho. Includes Ameraslans officer cannot Issue a temporiorary permit. Commenl celebrates the anniversary as i The Kovemmtnit cell » it ic were ayi'. . rohcuhen said.the Iranians had and Cuban/Hnlllans18 ias legal non-cllizens who. By: Novem ber 26.1997. i, m B an d slo(I™ is pous feast, 'Hie day; beganbe with schotil bells pealir jired about purchasing the lor up to live yearsrs Irom enlryi to ,lhe United 01. Rules Governing 0.tliant-'M catlUoj^merica'la and death lo ______a irc raft Docket No. 39-0308-9701 ...... iruupitiR outsitlc-io.tl raft-from Moldova, a form cn..------.-Stales,. could, potenllinilall>Lbe:dltlbIcJorJrAB—— f*requallllcatlon ol VftHnble Ler of th e Soviet Union ne.s- C om m ent By: Novemem ber 26. 1997. ♦ a n d o th e r Auxiliary Axles,. /Allows Port ol Entry slrators that their j, Speakers al (he rail;rally told the 30,000 demonstr; I between Ukraine and D ockct No. lC-030>309-9712. Kules Gvvernlng Inspectors tow eigh preq'uallfillfied variable load sus- presence showed thcrtlere wa.s no chance that Irann vwould moderate lania. Since the evaporation Medical Asslslance.AL-. Allows and uoverns the pro- pension axles If they believe'c .axle Is overweight or ils hostility toward the;he U n ite d Slates. lie Soviet Union, many cash- vIslonoMn-pallentps;psychlatr'lc hospital services no t carrying sulficient welBl'l(jht. Com m ent By: No- On Nov. 4. 1979,'ni. nine inonths after the Ayan,-atollah Kuhollab "inpwpped former members of the In In stitu tio n s for MetMental Disease. Com ment I3y: veinber 26,1997. N ovem ber 20, 1997. Khomeini ousted the:ie IU.S.-supported Shah of Irar Warsins-siiw Pact h:ivc be en offering PUBUC HEARINGS. Publicillc Hearings h av e been Islamic Kovemment,1, m ilitnnl stu d en ts sto rm ed the ihi U.S. Lm bassy th e irr weaponryw( for sale, Dockct No. 16-0309-9)9-9713. Rules C.overnlnu Medi- sc heduled for th e lollowingI dockets:d and took dozens of' hohostages. Many were releaseiised shortly there- ohen said Iran, am(mg other cal Assistance.-Tbcr.iiirapeulic equipment clioice is Oopartmont of Heallhllh and Wolforo responslbliltyolphysllysician and therapist and cost after, but American::a n s w o re held for 4-W days. nation-s,ons, w-as interested in the air- Docket No. 16-0101-97fl4,. • Rules Governing the or service: allows for 6 month Is Included In luc for s Control ol Air Polfutlon In Idsl('laho t. physician reccrtlllcatli;ation of services lor long term, Typhoon tearsrs through Vietnam;i; 1 2 0 dead “ ''11,0rhcse MiG aircraft were on chronic patlenls;s: removes exclusion of Idaho Board of' PIPharmacy r shopping list,” he said, not­ .hippolherapy; allows)ws Inclusion ol therapeutic Docket No. 27-0101-9701-1• Rules ol the Board ul VSONC DOC, Vieinannam — M otm ds of sp lin teredJlimliLTamlmisl. ti in particular that Iran is slcal. occupational and speechI Pharm acy ,vere all that remained of tbelie coastal town of c(|ulptnent for pbyslca ed siieets of steel wer wn to be seeking a means of therapy. Comment iJy:By: November 26, 1997. Jay, a day after Typhoon Lind•inda cui a vicious , known I Administrative Bulle- Song Doc on Tue.sday, dcveloj'eloping nuclear weapons and Please reler to th e Idaho A ' D ockct No. IG-030)309-97M. Rules Governing , tIn.NovcraberS, 1997,Vo1u;1umc97-Hfornot1ccs swath througli souihcnncm Vietnam. ;livery system for them, icoplc have been confirmed (Ittod, iis many ns “ Medical Assistance.Ue. Deletes Targeted Case Man­ and text olallrule-maklngs.ppublic hearing sched- While only 121) pcor he planes were taken apart agcmcnt for Parenllnning Teens nnd Ihcir Infants aboard 1,300 fishing boatsu thattl Sjink in the • 1 ulc5. governor's executlve.ses orders, and agency 1,000 pe(*ple were abi ,1 a n drflown flc by huge C-17 trans- which has been replaplaced. Com m ent By; Novcm- nils, a n d w ere presum ed dead, contact names. ______in te n se rain and winds, is to the Wriglu Patterson Air b e r2 6 . 1997. sjiid that another 1,000-plus; peoplep( w ere still R escue w orkers sjiic ce Hitse in Ohio over th e past unaccoiuited for, andmd some may have survived:d t th e d e v asta tin g .severaljral w eeks, the secretary said, C i t i z ems n ofTwin Falls Cc;!!ounty can view allI issui e s typhoon. he aircraft represent the first typhoon to hit sintihem Vietnainam this century, ‘ Liiula, th e worst typ! anced MiG-29C models o f tfie A dirIministrative Bulletii;tin at th e county laviw libraries. 3oc and other communities throhrouglimit Qi Mau advani laid w aste to Snng Doc uircd by tho United States, and Kien Giang provi•ovinces with winds gustingJ tot( more than fiO acquir( C ohen:lensaid. / ' Copies of thetie Admlnlslratlva Bulletin antand other rules publications5 1are available fo^ m ph. . __ T hhose o s are capable of carry purchase. Foro r subscription InfoimatloiiI arand ordering call (208) 334-J1-3577 o r w rite th e le ar bombs. O flio e o l Ih ei AdiTiInlstratlveA Rules Cooi^lrrdlnatgr, Department of Admlnilnistration.esoW . Surgeon:A yeaear later, Yeitsin doioingwell hey -sjiid these are not th e first V state St., Rooroom 100. Boise, Idaho 83720.20. Visa and M astercard accc c e p to d . ______y MOSCOW — A yeat.•ear after a heart bypass open)eration. President MiCsh K to e n te r the U.S. m ilitary’s I A d m in is tra tiv e C o d e a r e nlo o v t/a v a ila b le o n lloris Yeltsin is health)Ithy and strong, but-siill shoulduidn't shoulder his inventientory of weapons jhat are; . T h e I d a h o A ddministrative m Bulletin and Ac , from the Hom e rifle and ro hunting■ hht(H) often, his surgeon s;iid TiieI'uesday. u s e dd bby potential foes. Other the Intorrtet at the following address:: hihttp://w ^.stato.ld.u8/, fi T he presitlunl, whoiio tunde^vent an ejecirocardiojdiogrunt and blood Soviet-iet-made warplanes, tanksi Page, select's"State Government Agencin c i e s “, fin'd D e p a r t m e n t o ff ^A d m in is tra tio n , work today, no longeiiger gives doctors reason too worry" about his andI eveven SCUD missiles have‘ t h e n R u l e s oif f tlthe State of Idaho. h e alth , said Dr. K e nlai a t.Akcliurin. b e e n ii([uietly acquired and stud- ied by military officers over the ______^airaedftanwtertjxrts years.rs. ■ n Z l

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r 2 m S o 5 — ■- Wednesday, Nc■lovcmbcrS, 1997 .. - , :.Thc-rim i cs-Ncws ■ ^E prroR iA SSHF Telfme.eY^rfhiy ^ ^ f |[ I ^ M n f r “ I t’s th er taxpayerrs^m oney; 'OT'—■you thihunhr ” ^ ||i I j - y o u 1 a m £sinic t r . th e y h aave a righiIt to k n o wv ; . V depres!SSU&...J' Soiiif public officinisals just don’i got and Glorlorla Falcimlnirg. Jerom e Com il. ty C o mninissioner n Roy Prescott, an They tion't iim lcrstistuiid that they ‘IVinl-'allalls i)i)Iice Capt. Jim Munn.) wDrk.for llif laxpayersers, and thai the So lateiIter, when the paper and thec TT V \ \ l ' i m laxpavLTs liavu a ri^btilu to know how siaiionI comci plained, the officials cou! ilic laxpayciN' biisiiiussss ii.s b c in B d o n e , d e c la reL* piously p that the reporters1 hah a d \V«j s a w lli e p r o b)lcm l c again last left t’o/unJttniarilu. Pretty clever, huh? w fek. Various liical; ofofficials held a Readerlers may wonder why any off th is c " "reiiW i" to lalk abiiutit £SIRCOMM, the matters.■s. Opinion( polls show that ne^; for C iiodinf;, Lincol:coin, Jerome and popularir people.[ Wlio cares if theyy gi g e t ■ b o u n c:d c d out of a meeting? t i 'I'win I'alls C()imties, ’l liey ilecidcd lo hold[)ld tbeir meeting Tlie iuis-weriui; is simple. Most tavpayc. ill private. When repotporters from The h av e jo>bs b s and families, 'lliey don’l ha\ 7i«ii'.<-.Vt’(L'i‘.a n d a loocal c i TV station time to) mn onitor wliat elected officiaicials N » /Css s7i(»vc(J ufj, th e iai.s- 7u.-ide il d e a r arcdoin^:.ng. 'Hiey have lo rely on the ne\'ncivs ■ y ihe reporiers weren't’i vw e lc o m e . 'H iey m e d ia toto keep1 them informed, I • ;beir differences Wlienn reportersr get thrown out - oc r .^1 waiiled to sort out the A. \ u\«r^ • “* - -1 ' and clear the air abouiJt cold complaints, are intimiimidated into leaving “voluntan ta r- they said. Having'rcpt2porters present ily” - taxaxpayers are basically deaf aan n d wmild siiflgr tiie convers;;rsation. blind. TTh h a t 's b a d fJ.);uiJ ------— ^ teiesiing(iut'Stion. arouses.s.public JI .suspicion about what Idaiio's Open M eeti:L'tinftS Law says being hidlid d e n , . mc-eimt;s of a public af’eigency Ixiard must Last week,wi the paper and^lJip'T be o|)eii. Clliea' are a few fc ciirefully de- stationlet le themselves get hamboozlei filled exLepliotis for penilerstmnei matters. We apoiooiogi/e to our readers for tha leal estate deals and thcl1C lik e .) a n d wJ e promise [: not to lei it happeS G lobal1 capital isis trickier tht a n so mle th in k I.asi week's “reireal"it" was clearly a again, I now on. if public officials war public nieelinjj. lieauisiu s e a q u o ru m of F ro m tn LiLglobal c a p ita lis t______c^vhLrc ^ • J*’ . porting countnitries. But the more countrtes.s. m ore o th e r exp o rrin g na; tiuu nieeiingwas.lbepwlpublic’s business, cially. AnyAn official who wants to sulsub- from Ban^ok)k to U uenos A ires. ,V!7 S . u i i i m jJ5QNJ K devaluij, the m ■ tions may waniant - o r Ije forced to follow Technically. tluiuRli,?b. the officials vert ihee Open( Meetings Uiw will hhav a v e M illions of Americansins iiave d o n e ju sl ^ suit. Oihenvistise. they risk losing expon didn't ihiow llie reporterters out. Several to do it: fonnaliy.onfo the record. th a t, pouring m ore th:than 5350 billion ihto ^ igust). But their en- ______m arkets. /\nd d lots 1 of A sian co u n tries uf them merely said tluthey didn't want We pre:>refer not to be confrqntationao n a l. su c h fu n d s(a so f Augi as in v e stin g has had ' have now devaivaliied. Since Ju ly th e T lia i.' ihe te])oriers to be tlieihere.'(As our re- But if that’sih; what it takes to protei3lect thusiasm’for overseas iv h a t____an.unintended .conwf)eouence: It helped______tM>0 manyi factories. O^speculatij)itij)n pro- • Indonesian an(md Philippine currencies are ____ _ ------porter-recitlls-itrlhos'tose-staiem enis-ihe-pubiiblic’s-righis,-tiien-t!m t’s-wh{ trigger the turmoil inin w orld sto c k m ar- pelsels stock prices to unrealistic: helie i^ iis . downi 35 perccccnt to 40 perceniTLiule [M’s Al Sandner we’ll 0.do. came from SIRCOMM’ k e is a n d now casts anm im m en se cloud Andind ample foreign exchange --the th dollars ‘ wonder there'se 's pressu re on H ong Kong. _____ over ihe global econoilomy. orr yenyi provided by overseas invenvesiors«fi- . Latin Americaca,Eastem-Europe and even • “Capital flows” -ininternational move- namances a spending spree on imponpons. India and Chinlina a re n ’t im m une, m e n ts of investm entt f u n d s - a r e th e If If c ap ita l inflow s .slow or re vverse, e r the All that globobal capital compounds the Achilles' heel of ihuI woridw economy. As hooioom can collapse. Precisely this hap- pressure. Suppppose you’re n mutual-fund 111heTimes-i-N ew s in v esto rs .shift fundss ama ong c o u n tries, penien ed in T h ailan d , w here the-pn■-present cri- mapager invese sied in, say. Brazil. You to b u y Brazil's c u rren c y (m e Stephen Hartgen...... PuWlihsr VIckI L. ForiFerrara...... Circulation d!r«lor•ctor _ ih e y foster boom s andnd busts. Asia’.s crisis sisis started.s' Construction halted}d iion u n - . . s o l d d o lla rs to Brazilianstocks. But if you Claih Wstworth...... Manaclng editor Peter York. etor re p re se n ts th e thirdI globalg e p iso d e sin c e neetceded office buildings. Bad loailoans miLsh-. real) td buy Br 1980. Major Liiiinecoconomies stagnated roonDomed a t fin an c e com panies; anan' d b a n k s. fea r a devaluaijatioh (meaning you’d get ,• Tho momilembors of tho editorial board andIw wr rltorsot editorials in th o 19H0s from theileirdebt crisis: too The'h e stock m a rk e t dived: Sim ilarJ a r pro b - ' few er do lla rss forf Brazilian currency), ^ are Stephen1 Hartgen,Ha Clark Walworth, Steve CrumpCn and Gregory Hahn. _____ many bank loans. In11994 1 Mexico suf- lem;.-ms afflict o th e r A sian economiiim ies, a n d you'd try' to avoidavi th e loss. Y o u 'd sell f e re d an outflow of fundsfu that caused a thelie losses1 e x te n d to th e ir foreigndgniniding your Brazilianm stock a n d conven^the.pro- d e e p recession in 199;395. T h e q u e stio n now parmers a rt and investors. - c ee d s h a c k iniinio dollars before th'e deval- — is how b a d Asia’s bustist will bo and how Ja p a n is o n e loser, because otl:o th e r A sian uaiion o c c ure n e d . lli is is how stock-mar- - 5 -L e t t e fRS------— much it wil! hnn there rest of th e world. No ecorconomies absorb alwut half itsiis ic x p o n s k e t collap.ses5 and a currency depreciations o n e know s, but th e aftershockafi could be andnd because Japanese banks haveha\ suf* (and the fearr ofo them ) feed on eac h otherr are imporiani, but are they mon Support city, nation by contributing im . surprisingly large. fereBred more loan losses. Japan’sI’s eeconomy and c5n becon:jm e self-fulfilling. lant than ihe lives.of ail the Su- In .th e 1990s th e woi,'orlU’s p o o re r coun- mayla y grow only 1 p e rc en t to 2 pper e rc e n t in W hat’s clear>ar - a s ^s^lh th e Larin debt Vt'teiatis Day is the last e peo])Ie? y Stars anil Stripes will be)e displayedc on -n ' r tries have received vavast, p riv a te foreign 199J998. Som e o th e r A sian economia m ies w ill , ;crisis - is th au t thet providers of global cap- t article shows the real life of nvestment managers, multi- •'lAvin l-‘alls city stre e ts in : investment. Between:n 1990 a n d 1996, in- fr.re:.re much worse. Gregory Fagerg e r o f t l i e ’ ital (b an k s, inv . . . " " vvictims, i ; not just a painted jiictiu I flows totaled S938 billlillion, r e p o n s th e Instinstitute of In tern a tio n al Financiance ex- nationals) folicillow th e c ro w d -F irst they 'I'win Falls Monarch Lion; I isn’t true. It shows tlie terrible We have enjoyed a suciluccessful year W orld Bank. Of this,, abouta half was direct, pectectsTliailand’s .GpP to shrinkik 1,51 p er- supply to o muiI'uch capital; th e n tliey with- the people in the Sudan. Some anil we appreciate the su|support,I,a, wc U'-J-'J'' iriohal companies centen t in 1998, co m p ared w th grqijro w th o f d raw it to o abribniptly. D eveloping coun- e may just go tiirough this ariiclt[icle invesnnent; multinarii have received. budding factories orroffices. o Another fifth 6.4.4 pi e rc en t in 199G; th e Pliilippirip in e s' • • trie s (includiniing China, th e fo rm er Soviet ■ili forget it in ihe next few sec- 'Hie proceeds uf the prt J w en t into local stock< nma rk e ts; m ost o f th e GDI;D P. be thinks,’will grow a mleager eaj 0.5 Union and Easjistem Europe)iepresent Ilut if we would piii more and ...... many hical pro^;rams sucI lank lo a n s or bonds. perc'crcent. down from 5.7 l)erccntTit iin 1996. - n e arly h a lf oif ft th e global econom y. If capi-i- a rtic le s w ith 'o th er people’s siif-nj-. re s t cam e tlu-ougli bar •siKhi projirain. sto v e ra ll rc*cipient \V W hat’s w orrying is th e prosper:pect that ttl flows to thehem slow sharply, theiii im- - - ; (not just tile Sudanese war. alsc China wns the largest The ciiy also sliows itsIS rei s p e c t fo r na- .[‘^ring Oi {cxico(S112billion), theihe crisis might spread beyondid A sia. . ' p o n s from richicher countries mighfStag- die other wars) in newspapers, (S217 billion), but Me: liiinal holidays and the.•desiretobcami- dc from‘he Br.izil(S7Gbimon),MiMalaysia (S60 billion), . Corr:ompetitive devaluations areI oneon d a n - n a te o r dro pI. . Tliey1 woiild try to spur n iayhee itthen the people will recognize : fv its streets, In d o n esia (SSO billion:)n) a n d T h ailan d (S48 gcr.cr. By devaluing its currency—i/—making their economicnies by ex p o n in g m ore, y for help! d We will he sohcitinR, thelaiierparioftin is a cry f billion) all got buge ininflows. ilI cch h ea p cr in le rm s of other cu rrem n c ie s - B ut how muilu d ) can th e rest of th e world praise for the article.. countries cannot expon theirc l ‘W7 a n d th e first of l ‘jyW8 8 for I99«. In theory, the capitaital is a boon. It en- a cco ountry gains a n e x p o n advantvantage, b e- absorb? A ll coi lU 'C C A SC H M U C K I th. H ere lie th e se ed s of a We will iippreciiiie tlielie continued , ables poorer countriesies to re d u c e poverty cnuToll. lecades Prosecutor Janet Rcnceno cov- only protectsts those who should be pros-)• 'd j. W alker’s letter danese war lie in hospitalital beds with Soyouli;1 have the lienefits without thefie In re g a rd to I'loyd red rampant voter cheatingg andai fraud. ecuted. Ms. RenoR is not gorgeous, hon- b a d pnin, playing dominO'inoes and asking problerni.•tns th a i a re b ro u g h t ab o u t w■ith ith on th e la u re ls of Jammet Reno; She de- When President Clinton nomlominated "• est or moral,1. them selves what’s Roingig onc: in iheir casinos.!IS. Next time you are in Jackpotlot serves no laurels. ,Is. R e n o , h e sa id , “S h e is a front-linefro , LEEARFO:■ORD country. How terrible is ouro world? drive aroundam the streets and take a1 D ick H n fc r has resesearched and docu- rime fighter and a caring publublic ser- Twin FallsIs Why do we let things hap]lappen like this? good loolook. Do you see an environmenticnt mented the lives andnd h a b its o f C linton 'a n t." ou would like to live in? mo's record as state ^ Don't these pictures sht)clK)ck us? th a t you appointees. Hs. Rcnc As her first act as attorneyey general, |yiedla SUflOrounds us dally I think articles like thehe oneon Mon- YouI havehi the benefit of those 8000 a tto r n e y a n d ch ief pip ro s e c u to r for M ia- ,^he 0 promptly fired 93 U.S alt' lie m e d ia? T h e m e d ia is th e day, Oct- 13,1997, are imporlaniim | for peopleL- payingp Idaho state taxes, the m i a n d D ad e County,ty, Fla., is so incrcdi- ,^0^vorking for the Justice Depai,“p ‘a V ° S II which is being spent in your watch on your VCR, your newspapers. Tliere shoulcluld be more arti- payroll v '*■ bly deficient that itt Ibeggars the imagi- ,og0 get only one man, Jay Steptcphcns. .. unity, and liie payroll that come shows, the music you listenn cies so everybody will be shocked; and commun n a tio n . le was on the verge of indictlictinsCon- favonteTVsl he permanent residenis of Jock ar. your Sunday morning' every .single person woulcadd finally begin from the S h e h a d a Io.sing rcrecord in higli pro- ;ressman Dan Rostenkowski,iki.inHuen. '"m your car, o r m a g az in es y o u re a d . T lie to do something aboui it.it.' We can’t let poi. Pretr e tiy sw ee t deal. Being a 2-1-yeai file cases and let cas

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E m p lo y e^ers cite yyouth gaings, ■ ' ■ .*>■ c h a n g in gglifestykesasbig;is s u e s ^ ^ 5 * —* "inplojers in 1998 ^ ^ " niesVwhellulliu-r o r not to provide - - H . * couldTintI thems>,-lvi,.i,.s _ _ ■ M ic:iiai!^L-;i. O . • I lH.-acfitsto‘0 "significant o th e rs " in -•^^--om broilcd In issiios . 1 j.;iyan(i le^l.'Aliian p a rtn e rsh ip s...... I * stem m ing from-siiiiv Kakpi-1,1•:i,K .S I - H a m asas you leani; 1-anployers J L m ^ sc.\ seMial harass- decry th e alanuiiigal school ment, peisoiial bankruptcy and HroiMHitratiate and lack of basic )Mg younger jo b candi- , even gang violence. tiglitened imniigratioillion laws that skills anionf 'llicse a re am ong th e issues•s ' have re d u c e d The lalalNir b pool and niong those with a high that 18 hum aii-rcM iurce'execu­‘•'I'- with worker shortageages in many iliiina. human-resource tives identified as problems theytlit industries, employersy e rsh a v e n o sch.H.l diplu •snote a serious lack of expect to face next year, wheii'-■■J choice bu t to h ire fromfroi a iKxmiing c-xecuiivesi stieiice skills ;ind sun-eyed by niy colleagiiL-s. population of teen-ag1-iigers. m ath m id s< -eof basic Hiiglish. Otie hum an-resource t-xecuii:utive “'n ia t will b rin g'inthetougliesl in kiliiwledgei suit, more employefti • at a Soutliw esiem com pany s;iids;ii m e m b ers, dedic■dicatedto ■ A sa re.sul coniraciual agreemi^fts gang presence in th e w-^xwHKctIUiivI'init. 'niisaiiu- nt financing has created theircompanies.) "■ of co-w orkers of the s tim e for th e whole truth- those people whichich shows th e increm ent f wlLidistnlnitCil hii ' Is of giwd m im ufacturing The problem is likely to escii '■ Same-sex relationsionships also '" ‘■ '.''"n''5/' This group of p w p le hass ■ c ity will receive a d'donation of h 'jn d re d s ol itltkr Trihiiiw • resid en ts of th e Twin li'late in the near future. With' |M)se a n o ih e r (]uesiiostion for compa- alleged th e d ty eith e^ lia s ppr r isi > 28.16 iicres of land,nd. A t ih e tim o '■‘■‘S' ja and iLSsisted in m ure going to rcccive a ^ f t of landm d ' th e m a p w as voluntuntarily given to . Falls area a )jnillionofjicw.private . .. —— fro m P in n a d c Lahd and •—T------. th«3flrit wasexplairlained th e m a p ------thanS fM jni ent in the community, .Investments, 'lliat is noftrue.rue. T lic .was d raw n by oncoicofthecontrac- investment ould not have taken I "A story 1 reportirtcd not long ■ c ity did receive a gift of twVO o acresa .to rs b id d in g on thehe construction ’ which woul from Jo e Rassell n e ar 320010 RoadR o f th e new rail yardard.ni*e refer- place without th o tavincremunt ago showed me how I m u ch Ig. Tax-increm ent fin a n c -,. a n d W m berly R tw d.'D ie cityrity encetp“2p.l6acrciaes donated to Iinancmg. I only lie used wheii new ' - ■' people‘ii(ire**?5re'abibour helping ' applied for and received a> permpc it c ity ” \vas made byIjy thi a t cohtrac- in g c a n o n lj investm ent is m ade a n d from the Idaho Dcpanmentnl ofo to r, a n d tlie numlx;:ibcr of acres w a s ' p n v a te m vt others. D onation bo:loxcs to help Mi ased, a.s alleged, for W ater Resources to drill a-wti.wellat intended to showV 111how m ucli la n d can n o t b e u lion. Id ah o law sinijily ' fund - the Ronaldi M cD oiw ld th a t site; l l i e reccipt of thlatgift a t { thenewswitdiingjig yard would speculatioti tallowit. " _____ -— 1-of-two acfu$-was untingcnLUnL upon ____n c cd .a n d .w a s not_h)t how th e fin a l docs n y all ; ---House-wcrc-siolen Irtrom twojocaj______:y, Uiis'groujVwinild hav e the city finding sufficiei}t waterwai verbal agreementnt wv as re a c lie a ; ' Finally, 11 eve your property taxes i reslaiirarits. As a rcresult of our a t th a t site. t w ith th e purchasese cof th a t la n d to you lieheve ip to pay to'have th e old ' Tlie w ater to b e pum peddfrom fn Ire made by the chamcha ber of com - will go u p ti coverage ofthe story.7. a radio disk ching yard cleaned up. I th a t site will be used to boostmst m e rc e. T h e Citizen:u:ns for C om m on rail switclui not tru e. Tlie city will not I jockcy organized, a1 fund raising p ressure and supply on th eecast e ; Sense Grosyth haveave chosen to Tliat is not -e th e site if th e re are sig- side of lown^an area with losslow ip n o re th a t nnd. instead,i/is ha v e . purchase tl I drive to replace the stolenst money. environmental costs. In supplies and pressure. T liata t trans-u a lle g e d ih e land1 waswc do n a ted in m fic an tc m w ill your property taxes a n io n w asc o n d iic tc d in a publicpul ' e x c h a n g e for theurezone. ri no case will for any d e a n u p of th e m eeting and reported by tlietlic TTie city of Twin.in Falls will n o t b e used for Donations pouredd in from peo- ig y a rd . I m edia. T lie reference to S30,(30,000 re c e iv e any donati(ation o t land ■ sw itching y imv for th e tru th , and 1 pic who cared abouDUt righting a is the amount Mr. Russell is ppay- ' from Pinnacle, andmd there was no •I'J.snmv I rcsident.s of Tw in Falls in g as th e developer of his5 ppnipcr- r d e a l m a d e for thatlat donation of felt the rcsi w rong in th eir co m nniu'nity. r e riglu to knosv and the I ty to bring the ivater to h iss prprop- la n d in exchange,e forf( any rezone. have tlie ni the obligation to tell you e n y . Residents should be gladglai to . ■ T lie sc people haveive alleged y o u r , city ha.s the h. If you have any (jue.s- know their \vater rates will11 mnot p r o p e r ^ taxes areire Ixiing spent to the truth. 11 Thank you for thelie p riv ileg e o f illorconieby City Hall, I have to increase in ord er to haveh give m oney to bii?ilujinesses. either tioiis,callo would b e hrippy to bringing stories you!)u carc about th e ir w ater pressure i n a;ased. e ^ th o se com ing to towntos or ex p an d - and wc woi I any of yo u r questions and For w hato'cr reason, thisilis ing. By I-011 w ith any addition;il I into your home every croup of people would h aive v e ;you ta x e s can n o t Ik* uus s

BOISE (AP) — A con:complicated new computerized caseJSC manage- ment system has helpedl>ed un c o v er a number of problems■ns w ith the ^ Idaho Department nf HeHealth and M W elfare’s child support:irt ;p a y m e n t A m j m pmgramj... ____ _ Hut lesisiativc aiiditoliio'rs found a the pn>snim generally'd dc« o e s a g o o d M W job of KcltinR alxnit S(jO;G0 million a year in cliild-suppon ppay a y m en ts to CROWN^ | | H FREE tiio. fam ilies', ' ^ ^ 1997J , m ore tbati 73|l)00 Idaho. ■ , and many of the probkib le m s th e y T C l U | REFRllESHMENTS! •• - id e n tif ie d a re d u e toto a la c k of [J BRANDJNEW . . employee training orr famfa ilia rity w ith th e com puter systemtem . ^ 4 ------The-Idaho-Child-;d~Stippnrt- Enforcement System,, ara m o n g the first of its kind in the nat features that allow the ■ m ent to be tter serve clilir:libnts. J^ an y of these features, howt • not fully understood by ■ E officers and others,” tht e a u d it Ford Fqclory AvthoiorbMlUud. A repon released Monday:lay said. C M ^ c o H o n C * n t * r "The department’s’s ffocus has ■ been to develop and1 installin this — system, wliile employeeyee training Purchase a ecrtiftal used vehicle amiind reccivc the followini!: and monitoring by mftn • • 3 day 3,0(X) mile moneyy backt guarantei; • h as not been fully addre; JD NEW $241^0,^ Per M o _ • V eh icle receives 100 poin>int inspection Health and WelfareS s " b r a n l • Additional factory wartairanty______J vate company on Julyuly 31 com- . - • Air • 15"Aluminum WheelsIs <- Hot ■ pleted a comprchensi'nsive refer- ‘ ence manual for childlild-support Interiorior • Rear Defrost • Fog Lampsnps • 4 workers on the computelUter sy ste m . C ylinderJer Engine ■ • Cloth Interior • C C; a.v«ttc }97 MERC Expens on the system:m a• lso h av e 72 jo-sjas.-AI’R No ktonfv D»wn T u Utl* *ndl39DOCExtra 39 l)een assigned fo eachch child-sup-< iltSTER TO } • port office around the state to ^ ^ Savog. Model t l SABLEm help em ployees work: cases.ca; Among the problems by u s e legislative auditors ina a of 70 o pen cases; ♦ Workers were still(ill tr y in g to - - locate non-custt)ditil pi in- > W lthSllngandSc 'cases that should ha closed. As a result, “r Byc«»oroU«r,nopurcAiiiD ' ' . a rc w asted pursuing tin while o th e r cases go uns' PECIALS * Workers were pu m m O' -S(l>l J22SA man suspected of not ★ 1995 I USED GRA child support even lb 14 9 9 9 ss^. ' alre ad y had iK-en detemle rm in ed not I P o w e r Seat.H • A irC o n d itilitioning • Pow cr Doors Now $13,999 to be the father, whileliie in three tPENING SPI C assette Pow er Lockcks*- Tmted Gkw o th e r Gises paternity shouldsh< have • ^ , . ' ★ 1995 3258A cylinder Engine • Air Conditloni 95 NISSAN EXT. CAB 4X4— Cruise • Tilt • M uch M ore • l>een pursued but w k n t c ____ I >9 A1/FM Sbpeed,tl, A ir, Cassette— wa.i $ 1 5 ,9 9 9 • Letters were sent;nt warning ClothIth Interior • Automatic • AM/1 parents their licenseses »would be Tinted GIGlass • Power Steering • Mluch ud M ore Noil-$6,9^ YC suspended for not payilaying child . , ★ 199495 FORD ESCORT LX -s,y» mIMA i l y996 FO^ support when they alreadyalrt had ^ . J , Air, Cassette —was $8,499vas $ 1 6 ,9 9 9 . signed wage-withholdirIding agree- * lO O > Now $14,999 J m ents. " 'n u s type of act: tends P-750- E s c o m to aggravate clients and Q L * 1 9 994 6 FORD EXFLORER-^t 3uJHOA i costs," th e auditors wrot 31^ All Whc6 Cylinder, AT,'Cassette— was1—was $18,995 • Apparent coding i • the accounting systemem Now $16,499 in ledgers itidicatinft mmt u c h m ore ★ 199C96 FORD AEROSTAR —Sd# Ji))2)7B money had'been distri All Wheel hc Drive, Rear Air, Loaded—$3,9 9 5 deposited to clients’ i Now $2,495 than had been collccted, : S3.4 tntllion ♦ R e b ates totaling S3, 90 MERCURY TOPA?—«d» m received from producercers APR formula, bused on thele a m o u n t ^ c ’heel Ehive, Auto, Air-^-was $3, form ula purchased byly tlth e 15,777 S OAC It Wheel Drive • 4 Cylinder E» } Women, Infants andid Children( ^$Z999 program”, were not dcpdeposited as L Automaticitic Air Conditioning • RcarC: Defroster soon a s tiiey should havilave been. Powew er Steering • Triton V6 Engine • Tinted OlMa__;JSluch More ______Few’ower Brakes • Air Conditioning"7 . . R C l VEHICLES 43U Mlodel od • AM/FM-Steteo • Much)i^hM on: ^ 1 .9 % ON ALLiff—stfc fm A ^ |© 01dTowncC: G allery I 7995I FOR Now $25,999 . , , » FIRST THURSlWAY i “ WUnCHASEV 3ER 1229A y ifl November Openn HHouse K| ^ FORD t TON C K O V CAB- r— vras $24,995 w indM k N ovem ber 5 • tf • ! 9 ^ 4 X 4 ,6XLT,Loadol-w»i ( $28,995 ipecial $23,799 •] ★ 199t'97fOKO CXPLORED-Mi uAL—S n A tim A 6 Cylinder, All the toys, XLT—1 $2 7 ,9 9 9 ‘ S p i $23,957. J p : m LINCOLN CONTINENTAL- Roof, Leather, Loaded— w as $; I ® FOI \SE SPECIAL _ '''A the Work/orks Of l?i f PAMELA SHROP:d p s h i r e i ■ : ...... iSECARS------K Decorntlve Folkk AjA rtist , g S uper C ai 14,873 ^ ■FROM r 5 Speed«d • Air Condldoning )RD REPURCHAt ■Rear Air i Tilt • CruUuise ■ ...... P o w e r W indow s and Lock>ck> ' , ; immm PriccGooaiJ-nirou8hlV15/1997 -W— SOHEPURCHAS (il Entertainment fir Refres{(reshments Hj! vWiourwtd Priccs A fter Rebate. . 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THE VALL J unop- Scolt’.Marlof. .10 voteite.s; and Ja m e s C utler. ^ ^ he three nudged opponeinenis on the ballot. Also ui co u n cil candidaies |M)sed,J. incii u m b en t H erb R unyon worwon his.' 28 votes. .s.Taylor, w ilh 58G^,, bid.fiir,ii;ir,ii4J>o-yeaEi.-oimcil seat, .Mayor l-red Johnbnson ran uncjppoM'ti ged Here’s’s a rundo^vn of mayoral and City;ity total of,21. residents castI v6: which i> I inm ates' Steve Goolsby won a four-year nand Burch, wilh leredJ voters,v said Patsy Kinyon’.on', cily pre.sstim e. with assault on ii M ayor'Russell Sin.iheridan .k' w.is f.iiirig seal witfi 21 votes, appearing on in c u m b e n t ' clerk, ■nVlN I'A LLS - 'rv,’o inm ate;atcs in the Twin mmcil set had 17; , a c h a lle n g e by Wai’anda Sliaffer. Carol rcent of the ballots. Jerry ndell McMurr.iy. CallmIhoiiii h a d 17 voles; FalH,‘la lia( Falls County Jail have beenL-n chargedc wilh iluim m luid 18. T h ere also were.ere two l-'ori and Councilmlan ai Je ff W eb ste r . * Vande^^^•J-Kvyst also won a four-year seat h 471; and Jay -andRui l)cating u p o th e r in m a te s. . llui. C o u n c ilm an (Jararv Deiirick. itolu-ri votes, or 81 percent. A third can- ikersdorfe'r, wiih write-inr-in votes a n d one spoiled balltii, Jose Jesws M irampntes,.‘S. 20,. of Twin ')?^24 vo ;rs won Crawford, Donald;ld Barkley, Shirley Rick Pharis, failed in his bid, [)lcctrich; tr Two schoolteachers Tails, is charged with assaultlult and battery didate, Ki wrile-in Gailey. L Merl Scluihnioe .md hob I’au-m ng lb votes. Write-in candidate a re y : In c u m b e n t four ye;ivear<,ouncil seats, both a s wri; and Tony Gayie Kline, 19. of Twin1 Falls, is receiving DougMannlng r twt. foiir-ve.ir City Grubbs garnered one vote. ) Simpson and Candidaid.ites, were running for i cliarRed w ith assau lt a fte r t\voiwo inm ates said R obert G r ; No results were avaikible.> at Randall K. Patterson;ui w o n fo u r-y e a r I r.iC}.icy I’c-rron received 2,9 writv rite-iii C oundl seat.s. (hey were threatened and attackedatti by the ■ ^ votes,s. appearing il on 9-J percentI of the Glenns F^rry:: IChallenger Glenn me. council te rin s. meh, a Twin FallsXountunty Sheriff’s pres-sume Its. and T im M cDaniel receive;ived 28- T hom pson w on thehe ni.iyor's r.m- with Longtimtime Mayor Ted Pence was chal-hal- Patterson received 1431- votes, ap|H.Mr- b.illnis. Department report saiu. 224 voles. «.r 48 pei)ercent. Writi-in ib.d by Barbara Giezten for a four-lur- ing on 76 percent of thelie hallots. SimpMin vntes, ooi r‘t()[:ercent, Minimontes was angrj- OctOct. 27 bccausc ■ ''■'"Bcil by tiller In-cli'ner and Gerry SalSalial.i leiiger Rich Wills g(got I " , x o f y l-Mtmri lyoraJ term. received 115 votes,i, o r 51 p e rc e ;il. . . W.illc another inmate would notOt givej His pre- yearmayo ved OIK-wriie-in vote each, Mayor U-o McGhee,x-gol8l)vnifs mbeni Irving IVerdy and chal-hal- Challenger Craig L.. Adamson/ got 68 receivei scription medication, to Mirr-liramontes, the , Incumh e all re- One incumbent miMild tliree ch.ilh-iigei •- Jim Wilson, Dave Bailey. Lindanda voles. Eden:len: T h re e inciimbentN w ere al report said. M irarnontess followedU the lengers Ji; edto four-veiir council lerm s, • vied for two cou md K aitie Wonenl>erg were vying,-ing T h e w in n e r of llieI itwo-year council elecied inmate into his cell afterr breakfasthr and ^hrand st'ph l-'c-iiti-received K l vtnes.•s. I. Lirr>- Stevenson, appoinniited lo .1 council s.-.ii ur-year City Council sent. . terms were Dennis Hele n iie fe r w ilh I.IH Jo'^'i* atlackcd him, hitting himm in-thei head, forafour-; McNeil tw o y e a rs a.uo, relaitained that s.-ai with nlwnt Charles Gvsfca was uno]*-lop. votes, appearing on 73 li pcrcvni of the DavjiKtiKoji j)ic k ed up D iane Me knocking him to the groundm d a n d h ittin g Incuml)^ 317 votes.-ai»peariiring on 6‘) percent .n posed fnr o r :a tw o-year term , hallois; and Daniel L. Parke with 122 receiveved 3-1. ' him 10 tu 15 lim es. U-eand the ballots. Earl PP. Gariint-r wioi ilie ry: D oug M anning, w ith 890 voles,lies, v o le s, o r 65 p c rc e n t.. Incumbent I Elda Fairfiirfii’ld: Incumbent Kennelli U-e • .'Kline threatened to beat1 up.aup witness lo Burley:! inir-year ' oilier .seat with 2f>9)voies,..r-|>pvuvm. v e mayor’s'seat by 177 votes over)ver I-iVon Olsen receivedi 707i votes. newc.iiTi:oiner W a\-ne CliffortI won four- -! jhe attack, the report siiid.I. KlineK and two t^e n uinbeni G eorge M. M eii/il/ik gWcws‘»tltet— Planned developmeinent, GOODING - A GCaHuiiii); ui.ui I'oiivici- livestock rules goI tot( public ed of vehicularr im anslaui;l.ier and d n in k e n drivinj; c:can avoid prison only TWIN FALLS - Froposei)sed rules lhat by playing it siraraight. Distrlci fuurt ^ . would govern residential devtlevelopment and R fc jg Ju d g e Harr\‘ WixjdidsaiilTuestl.iy, livestock operatio n s in th e: coicounty over the "Iflfind'ihatyoi■ou are iiyinj; to niaiiip coming 10 to IS y e a rs w li l>el>ethesubjeaof t iH H ulate me or lie It: public hearings totiigltt andJ 'H'II iursday. - J Wood told Dale UlU iiigford dui ing .i sen- County planners^will hearear public com- / '■ teiicing hearing TillI'uiisdav. • - ' ments on the proposed countyiinty. zoning ordi- ' / Wood suspende-.led l^ ig f o r.l-s pi iM.n nance from 7 to 9:.^0 loniglith i a,ndi Tliursday ^ sentences of six yeyears for the yi-liiciil.ir in Room 117 and 118 of the Shields ^ manslaugliier chaqarge and fcmi; y e.iis fur Building ai the College of Souisouthern Idaho. r _ liie-DUldiarger— The proposed orilinancee wwould put (he I^ingfortl, 29. w;was ordered to spend , co u n ty ’s 199!> c o m p re h e nnsivG s i plan into - ■ 180 days ai tiie Twiwin l-allsWoi kCi-iiUT. aciion. Once if is completed;d iit m il be sent H e needs a chani.ince lo St.in i>ayiiig oil to couniy commissioners1 forfo additional wYMRn fines and restituti.Ition from his convic- considen\iion.and public hearicaring.-? Iwfore it lion. Wood said. l>ecomesIaw. Langford mustsi pav S22.;".')(l.49 in r e s i iiu iio n to CiC arler’s f.imily an.(), l‘)% ,carcrasli near “Bareftxn in the Park” lliis> week.wt Wendell, Jackie I’l-’leliiier. .i'., ot ik-nd. - No tick ets will b e .sold atI thith e d(M)r for the O re,, w.is injuredliniheaciitlenl. il ; to shop fcr a college. Repiescnfai •play, which runs Tliursdrsday. through Hl£hscho(ihool students (rom aiouiid tho Magiclagic Valfoy gathered at Twin F alls:Is High School Tuesday evening to infallves j „ r y . i u S eepteinber , coiivicied Saturday at 6:30 p.m. al thele T u rf Club, 734 iromunlveilversltles and colloges in Idaho andind surroundingi sta te s wcie on hanland to make their sales pitchess andai answer students’ questions.ms. . |.;!ngford of cliarge•ges sieinniing from the •. I'alls Ave. cnisli. thy and enioiion.il seii- Tickets are available at.at.Everybody’s During a length; Business and Larson Arts in TTw in Falls and leiicing hearing.;;. several meinlifi s of ni Country Auto in Jerom e. l-ingforii’s and CC;: a rle r’s fainilii-.s filh-d the cininroom, maii;invcifthenurviiii; Ihopping’ fo r co lle5ge b o thI exciting Christina Carurier's sisu-r, Kebeica Jerome man pleadsJs innocent Erickson - one of eigbi sotviving sib- id a le tte r she lliid w i il . to rape; Feb. 10 tris g- c ...... ; for area s: tu d e n ts In the letter,r, she reialli-il ib,ii : JER O M E - A tria l is .set to 1 id overwl"h e lm in g had slumo pnmiiM- i„ 'IjlSh,.., am Christina Carier li 1998, for a Jerom e mann faft c in g a rap e l)e th e best m otherler inilief.unily. .• allegations of a charge stemming from the al IliL-artlie"s.iles pilch;" " If it w asn’t foror you. Chris, inv kuls By Jcnnifolifor Sandmann information that arri•rive in the mail al and hi '16-year^)ld girl. Situdents tui in junior higli schochool and wouldn’t have bet)eeil to half the plati-s ' jK e n t F rances E d w a r d s 50, pleaded inno- T1ni»Mow!ow» writer______'*■ home. ing which one you highsch school are encouniged to atleim end th e they’ve been." ICriirickson said, cent to ihe charge during. his arraignment ------~— "It’s hard decidini lid. . fa ir,r. Van ' Engelen said, becaii;:ause i t ’s T urning to I-ni(.iiigford. slie s.iid. '•On.' Monday in Jerom e Ct)uniyf Di:District Court. ‘nviNN FALLSI - Magic Valley studeniienis "'‘“'t t" ket! for schools offer- nuvor•or too early to start iJlanning,g- thing I diti not hihear from you is, -rn: Tlie girl says she imd EdwEdwards had sex shoppeded for colleges Tuesday eveniii. . T uesday Shaw l(M)ke' isiness programs and D.J.),J, Rouse, a Hansen Juniorlior H igh s', forgive m e," Aug. 19 at Edwards’ homele «:on the Hobby during; ana informational fair ai Twi;I'w in ing education and busii mities. Attending a Schoolool eiglitli-grader. and his da(dad, Don "I tohi you gguys I iv.is siiny." Horse R anch so u th w e st o f JJe e tro m e ..; • Falls Higlligli School. scholarship opportuni II would be her first Rouseuse, visiietl with military recrrecruiters, . Hingford replied1 ihroiightl tears, Edw-ords' aiK im ey, Lloyd1 W)WiUker, iias ^ d RcpreSire.seniaiivcs fmm 50 colleges; aniand small, private school > re costly. Tllc^d.•sdav.' Langford’s aattornev, William ihe girl miglit have held.a vetvendettd against universirsities - mainly from Wester:tern choice,but ihat’smore .•ne S haw , w anis lo liI was w D, j. Rouse's itiea, Donon Rouse Hollifield. argigued thai sen.liiu: ;lidw"ards'and she made conir;iniradictory.staie- stales -- anda the military aaswered (lue;;iues- H*^r m other,'A fT eni how soon h e r daiigh- said,.i. ' L an g fo rd to prisiison would only com menis while reporting her allegauonsalle to her .tions fromfro prospective students aniand know from colleges ho al e x p erien c e. s*t she "I'u'I’m jusi excited that at hisV anage he's |,ound the iragetlydy of Cliristin;i L':uu-i\ father, friend.'s a n d slieriffsi deputies.de th eir plarents. a n ler could get pnictiGil V whether she likes ihinki::ikinglhal way," he said. death. A p reiria l h e a rin g is .set JJa a nr . 12. Seardii'cliing fo r llie riglit college l>e]wn;an a tan determine early ' D,J,D,J Rouse said he is consideriileriiig ihe l.angforti nevever intended to hiui ago for Christine Shaw. 17,17 !, th e field. K *ar ag< i-Scliool counselor niilita■ itiirv because il sounds "fiin,fun," and Christina Carter• oro i-'leiciier - who h.ni Ig H igli S dio o l senior, Twin Falls High-S n said the fair gives sound';nds‘like a way lo pay forcollegilege. ;,is(. l)L-en d rin ker meeting.g, doctorsors for its own center, he addedlied. th rea t of prison tilime should keeji him D epartm ent said Tlmos-Wcw! Ciyitral District H ealth Dep ------Board membor-Ra;;ay Strolberg.savs. . Tlie.lle.boacd uw e ia l...... in linc.and.offer.T som e ,cym li>lL:in;c^’______Monday. |li;y lim e is critical. If IheIlu county-ow ned hospital lose:OSes rev- Clirislina Carter’s•s fainilv.: Students who became sick;ick hist week all TWININ FALLS - Magic Valle; ilpatient ‘i can see whyly (W ooiil did w li.u lu- Q 110 ' "We want'to devehulop a p a rtn e rsh ip en u eL' fnmifr iis money-making oulpa irmitoiy and liad Regionalnal Medical Center wants u^g< Uved in tlie Eiigle Hall dorm wilh these folks to de\levelop an efficient .surgerj;eo' i)rograni, it also loses sigiiiff-iiificant d id ," C hristina Carter’s C: liroihei. John but the health imo busiusine.ss wilh local doctors oif ai .eaten at the cafeteria, bu sysiem to keep reveni:nue wilh this com- 'amouii(Uiits of mtiney for ojher meimedical Qiner, siid after thetl hearing. "Dale can'i soning is not the. . outpatien d e p an m e n t .siiid food poison 1 tiij. jnim iiy,” h e sjiid. a n d cummunity c services, bboard . make money to payp; his fines if l1e■^ in suffered severe If. ihele c o u n ty ho.spital d oesn’t fill thi likely culprit. Students suf id if companie.s, ihIhe ASC Group of Chainiiinn a n D r. C ra ig Bennett s;iid,tl. ’ prison," auKO. T hree stti- void, quj^-lUt-of-arca companies will. And i •vomiting, diarrhea and.naua miiir— Park»City,-Uluhriindid AKC of ScaiU e,...... I ji:ir r 18 years, the hospital ha;has not Still, he said, "I’m"I’ glad th e ju d g e k-fi ly at local hospi- ’ that.ha'ppi'pptins, tlie county-ow ed Kospila ijing over fl.angroi'd's) ...... Idenis were treated briefly a isfu- already have mention))ncd the possibility been.sn subsidized by couniy pro|:ir’op e riy a h a m n ier him gii could loslose money and need a transfu taLs. • , , of opening a freestantinding surgery cen- taxes,.•s. H ut if M a g ic V a lle y Rlegionai egi head." jod and stool for sion of: propertypr tax money, board mum Lab're.sultfr checking food ler in Twin Falls, hosp:spital administrator losess revenuen to a private compenpetitor, "My brotherr isi not.a crim inal." Jjacteria could be ready thi;th is w eek,, while b ers .say.ly-' thai couldCOI c h a n g e . B ennett s;iid. said Langford•d’s sister. Regina board voted unaniqousi;usiy John Bingham said, viral test results likely will.1 tnketn longer, Ihe The i pi,ill “I think that’s a realal threat 10 the hos- llie::ie M agic V alley H ealth Nelwoitwork. a Mai. “I think if he went to prison M ondayay evening to havo the hospita health department said. jbiii. piial," he said. groupip of( doctors that earlier pro]>o;oiMised a fo r a lo n g tim ee, , it might turn him adm inisuisuatiun develop i\ lim ited liabili Qj Jl A.S a result, the hosospitsl should step . • - Com piledI frofrom atflff feports ty comnpany p; wiihi local doctors ior i •picosc seootnPATiENT.IT. pPage. b3 Pleasese sec SENTENCE. Pafle D3 .

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Magic Valy :.L E Y / - — — Obiti^UARIES - — O b itrUARIES— f cated in' Aliiancanco. During his lifo, of Pai'aul: children, Norman Murphyhy '■ Fofobltuaiy/ato'Infofmatloition, call 733-0931, extension 278 ' . . __ ' BUlU^liY( Laurence lovodod ffarming and ranch- of Boiloise, and Tom (Julie) Murphyhy ing. He was hlgfhighly regarded in iho and DanD. Murphy, bolh of Paul; nineno ^, I I Q . Oiitiraiod trioc PPioneer Ctub for iho yoars andani v/as a member of iho I farming commTimunity, Ono year. grandtidchildron; six greal-grandchil-111- ‘ 'T v v in F ai oast 1*0 'yo’isrs3rs Jerry was invoivGd. Fort Wayn/ayno Symphony Orcnoslr^.m - Laurence wasis ibicdIt as ono of Iho dren:i; twoi broihors, Rollis Murphy ol - in organizing) thoth' lirst Western Days 192Gand3nd’l927 Sho married James top sugar beetet producersp !n Idaho. Hazoi•olton and George Murphy ol Festival He■ enjoyedcr smgmg and Diveibiss'liss on April 24. 1928, m Tv/in After his roliremromonl. ho conlinuod Kimbc,borly; and three sisters, Mao-^ao-^ mus'c and'liKclikodjo hunt and lish Falls. Durmg-Du Iheir nifte yoare in .,hie4ovo of makirlaking things grow. Ho -. .Brog3 ofc Heyburn, Etna Lowo of Twin,/in. Jerry aI mcjffiberm of Masonic Buhl, sheshe played Iho violin as back- planted and nurinuriured many boauli- Fallss andi Golda Hansen of Provo,/6, Lodge No 15 AF / and Afvl and Ihe ground'md'music for me silent movios ful troes at: thoth McGinnis and . ,1, HoI was preceded in dpath by First UnitedI MethodistM Church m at the RamonaRai Theatre, sponi ono , Wendell Cily paiparljs ovor iho yoars,' his parents:ps two brothers, Robert3ri • ler hVmg m a sheep wagon which many enjojnjoytoday, AbaiHiold andI Jim;J and one sislor, Maryry ^ Twin Falls Jorr^erry'5 love was'his ctuI- summor i Ql, McGinnis Part'Park was named iD his Hicks,«s, - d'cn and his.grandchildren gr; - - south of Rogerson' and spent six ho funeral will bo'hold at 11 -.'Jerry is Surviurvivcd by hiG mott'cr,. monthsiSihAfaska ih They moved 10 a h'onor,- " -ThO tn Ihe shoestring district Lauronco marmarnod Reaiha Spain a.m. Friday.F Nov, 7,.1997, at thono - Avanoll Bentonion, two daughters, larm tn i on July 16. 1938.19 in Kimborly, Hmcrjjrson 2nd Ward LDS Church,ih, Kathy Hagerr anda Liz Benton; and souihwosiivosi of Gooding, v/horo Ihoy - Idaho. Thoy’ hadha ono son. Larry 950 W.W 125 S, in Paul, with Bishopop ''"0 grandchichildren..Kristopher . lived unlilunli retiring m 19S6. Thoy g. - Jd oxtcnsively with Ihoir pick- ' ’'Alien Hashman.lan. Roalha procodod JoffroIroy C, Harper-conduciing. \ Bonton andI K;Kaitiyn Hager, all of traveled c him in dealh.1. L

______^ ilC Dine* in o n ly • 5:0:0 0 -9 :3 0 Outpatieri n t ______^ > E 's : Continued from B l ------reimbursementent decrease, infla- lust year'ear,- . . " -from Canyon View psydii'diiatric ' ) . TIO JO " 4m E. 5lh N, • Snol.'RI.Slver Plata • Burley surgery center partnershirship with tion and an exfexpected decline in OvoraleralK the hospital ended the hospital, which Magicc VValley - rlier this tiie hospital, wilt be a ip la y e r , in p a tie n t .servicc;icc.s. 1997 budgetbu< year on a gnod note. Regional purchased earlit 6 7 8 . 9> t 8 4 4 along with other doctors’ir.s’ g , ro u p s, H o sp ita l eitipmployecs only will reponcdIt'd Ken Fry, hospital fiiian- year, But a bigger lo.ss hadliad been I------Strolbergsaid. • get a marginallal pay raise in the . cial officfficer-. expected, he added. ^ 'H ie board m otion saidid aany; ven- new budget yeat■ear. H o'Spital sp i admissions were 4 "It was a good firiancia ture with doctors shouldId fifocus o n T lie hospitalal iexpects increased ' perccntent more than projected, for th e h o sp ita l.” F ry .said. improvingpatient health.th. revenue fromTl tthe new Medical and can:ardiac-cath lab procedures The board also approviroved the .Office Building,ng. cardiac catheter- were up_54up percent over projuc- Times-News turiicr Marcanionio can be readached at I------w m hospital budget for the: 19l1998 bud- ization laboratoiitory, growth in out- tions. get year, which starteded Oct. 1. patient servicvices and Canyon ’nieree re was a 5119,743 cash la« 733-0931. Ext. 242. lliat budget includes aI 6 ipercent View psychiatri4.4 million. After three years, starts in early expenses, thele hospital will be ( November. The causesICS are an left with S2.44 nmillion in operat- \ ■ — expected Sl;l million MM( e d ic a re - in g incom e, 16 p] e rc e n t less th a n ...... -s l u S '' 3 BIG DAYS

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Continuod from Bl people on Ixithth sides,”5 she Kiid. _ S A L E H O U R S 1 ' ^ into a crim inal.” y: Nov. 7 12:()()i-m-H,(I(Iim -EY LOCATION— Mai said tho accidenilent left a Timcs-Ncws)s sslaff writer Mark ^ — T O W N HOUSE, O l NORTH BURLE w ide Avake of tragedy. Heinz can be rvachcda t in Jcmmc

JO IN US NOVER; m b e r 8 & 9 College _ ------^rriTHE BORCErNATIOIONAL GUARD AkMOl[0H7- COME J I- of i/iiii/i/i/ ii/j'inr, aii>» iinuilrgIrii,...... riiiiil’mcnl ;i'W. 1 0 : O O a m -S:OO pPM« Continued from Bl schooled, wanants uucach soc- /.'(irlli'iil ^WlV(llUl^ 11/ 1... ts iiin/1'//I'/nt/iitiv .iniiMWr said she had questions:>ns a b o u l o n d a ry m u sicic iand history and financial aid and academiL-mics, how a tten d Christianian college. Kniwfi’ir;('(I’irvrrJWr il'-'istJiiiV Iivl/I'i- iJirrr //itiin.....(I;,- KEN DICIK students and tcachers•s it in te r a c t ------1- IProsontod by PomorolltHo Ski P atrol and racial tensions on cancam pus. A Timcs-Ncws; sustaff writer Jawifcr jh o ArmoryAm­ wrill bo opon lo chock in yoi/Guf usod ski oquipmonl 0NSTRUC1TION school close to home wouvould be a Sandmann conin iwI nMc/itti ot 733- ffomi8:00am 8 :( io 8:00pm on Friday andnd Saturday. CO plus. 0931. Ext. 241. 1P lan to be there! ______B;78-3009 7 I » 431-:- 3 0 0 9 Hcinemann,‘"who is h o m e - LEE’Si ^ Fli'URNITruRE 1408 O verlanin d B u r l e y 678-22341 W ^ x _ O D O W N , O PAYMENT, O INTHU; M 5 ¥ f o r 1 2 M O N8ITHS T O .A ,e. ____ , Lee's Furnniture IMMNCE o i n m FLOOB)R COVERING , CURIOS)S : — DRAPERiRIES^&BLINDS------RECLINEI 459-N . O verlanin d B u r l e y -j - SECiCTIONALS BEDROOM[ SETS'S 678-44138 ■ ; MAT\TTRESSES SOFA & LOVEE SEATS omiNGifGROOSrSETS SCCESSOKBTES : ^ -- &4 ’ Tlmei^ew*. Twin Talit, Idahoaho Wedntsda). Novcmbu 5,1997r

M a g i c V a l.I.K i Y /Il)A llO '_^ ding rtaialley w o n ’'t fire attcorney oveer misdenlieanor H irin g (o f G o o d lington said he had a and annoyed to hear only a fineI "Disturbing theie peacej didn’t Rick Allir B y Susanin B;Bailey a ){in te rest. -for-disiurbing ihe-pcace:c wLis' ___ seem the right charharge for'some- _ conflict ol I nn corm poftdent— ------f' ion prosccutes misde------j,imposed, Snydor, of' 220 orfe .standing on someonesoi else’s" ' AllingU) : for the citics of Sun Bluebell in ihc Twin Cre:reeks property, lookingng in the win- • meunors f H it^ a ^ n j ; VAI.I.KY - Hailey's B Hailey. Keichum and . l o f f i c c n a s h e r dnw.^’ D ag g e tt sjnd,aid, “bui it wn^ Valley, Hi m ayor S.IVSs.ivv iippoinied city attor- nneigliboVhdod, said ir was peace which was disturbirbed. the'charge ilie prosccutorpro rec- Bellevue, had told him to hr:hrini; his request la-y Sieveeve-Crahirec will keep p C r a b t rree e provides Hailey By Sharon Metcalf She said she caught Crabtabtree ommended.” Io ilie.ciiiiiicil nic i l l Ica v f ariiiiiul Nrtv. 1 !i. room used by Snyder, is te r fo r * I'*"-’ I •'!approved a van- j„„ ,i,,„.It th, is in c id e n i w ill n o t- r J Urow n pruii.irL'il ;i ro s ic Snyder said the phoiogr>Kraph i , iusi such il sitiiaiinn \v!)cnn heh last idlowins ChiChris Richards to ji„|,air• his abilily to coniiriue lo uiire-fooi mobile „ was taken before the ;irriv;•ival of hircil for iht- local force. Brown's Hn wrote Sieve Kearns. v T in w s - Nt\ ’vivx /idvfTtiscrs ropeny. Minimum Hiiiley's < Sun Valley police offii:fic e r s choii'u for ihv [xtsitiim. presiresenily h' '"■‘ll- statemleni eni issued ibis week. r placcd thai night. nifni, aticiulcil iliu City CC( ouncil nance IS'J60. , .„ 'I'uesdasday’s eleclion brings a T m - f W ! • I n e council.1 willw canvas votes She.said Sun Valley po layor lo office - and the AsKy.MirTirim e - N«'ws C o-O p meotinK- have tho photograph. ; Hut Counciliii.iii Ki>hvri•rt Reed " I’''"- >■ i"'‘l."ill ‘1“ ™“ |,„ssilli'li|.lili'ly llie m iiyor a n d C ity 1 Daggett said phoiograj ('(HinUnator»r liow In cnsh in on. Juiicl, " ll isilifficiili IO lliscu^icussihis IxmsteiHer inimp slal.on OHincil'cii tninhi not keep evidence was pari of ihe investi-inv ni this time. I dun’l carc ivhaluh; llie / “ i"' L-rimi.mlmt lodd crahlreui•eeasciiy aliynicy. , *■ nil your Co-')-0|) l)"lliir.“i l<»lay! 1,„e,s,,|,e,naihc- gat ion Involving. Crabtree,L-e. b u t i l WiiUfS .iru . I ilo n ’i ih inink k il is Iltemeetin rns’ siaiei'nent adilresses i ]>iil>lic. lie declined lo discuss iuiyny spe- flpproprialropiT way i<> liiscitss•is i h e s e a '" ' Ct-Tlif' poor, iilcohol-impaired ino "peepingTorn" ordinanci t'shmild inspectors at a cosmnlSlSO. ofvcrj'ii things." Ri-fil siiitl. "It si ______ju d f-mnoni, e n and lhat ho has c cotincil ------iuivi- hccji liroiiKhi to ih c c< corn’s,wnc/crn lakenilitIhe appropriate steps lo before this." ,'iiii it, in c h id in sc o in p le ic - lire c iio n Sli‘ir»ri .Mclivi//cii^ w n/v rtwdki/i;i . dealwuii . Hriiwii hiid soiiiihl liire . .. ______1. l y 'i '! !i11 “ iiii; " drinking_aIcojioI."___ from Miiyor (ii'otc.e D.iiiisliiis, w ho (^xx/iftA-dl K earnsIS wrote.wi s r “ GOV('e r - T h e . Disliirhurbing the peace charges _ . aniiiiistit CCrabtree'officially were bake ^ ------filj.,1 xii,Tuesdiiy. allitough ihe Benaefit Claml H oOSPITALS iilletjedd ii!incideni w;is earlier ihis , fall, Sundayl y , N o v e m b e r:9 , 1997 MAGIC VAI.IJvY k j :(jIIONAI. i o : Ida Donnaii Viilley Police Chief Cam |.;K K a w a m o to , hoi 11:00 a.m . m e :i )i c a i . c i ;n t i ;h u S eeii ) ; ' said tho charge foi- ^jijjjK / R eservatiations startin g at 1 S om e nam es a re o n siilediil ite I.illiana Apiilaro I il rep(trted incident in the patiuiiis'ret|iicsi.I 'I'innev of Paul Creeks iirea of Sun Valley- VanKver>’of Me.vl r s o n A dm itU'd 14. ■ o3nly® n 85perpers Darla Ciuiiiiii^hamiiin o f hiree paid a fine of S132 ($18.50 Tax Deductiblele ) E$irtllrths Jerome. ... diiy a l ih e f>lli D is tr ic t . IJahies werere l.orn Ih Jas.,.1 - l,i'«d»y llc lo a scd : in Hailey, a court clerk Kiisiiii/.iil)cr of (lootiiiiK-:HK. anil I’iinielaI Vanl'.very of ___Meyburn; iinild tto Chrisiciplier said, R e s e r v e Y o) ]t t r S p o t ! lickelionrRobcrt- ..... T h e! ca'case SS’ITAI. S u nI ViValley resident Nadine )R PRIZES L-r siiid she was dissiitisfied SILENT AT]UCTION«RAAFFLE • DOO; ■ Pamela VaiiKvery, aall of AdniiIniiticd Snyder s; lleyhiirn; and I’aul I’cderdersen of Mark Cliiircliillliiil of R u p e rt... w ilh tilethe w.iy Crabtree was pros­ 'd following the incideni, I'.itil. Etek'iL'k'ased c c u ie d fi lliirhaiii I’api])asof i’^ lleyhuni. Kcli-ased ^ . racEET IN FD R G R EA T DEALSSDNWHlfSlPDDl” C ouniA drdcrcd APPLIANCES AND REGEI'ElVE GIFTS PLUS DN PACIFIC RJeuvilkoadI t o c l e a n u p \ v a,rer c ( UMTO: , U S E D atSUBPLXJS t £ A T T rj |-()CATi'l.l.()(Al’) —. 15;'Hannock EQUHn P M E N T VCTION » Coiiiiiy ha^ hecii ordereded hy the TH0H:ritSDAY, NOVEM BER 6, 1997-9: AM sialc lo produce a plan1 h; hy Nov. UPIU’IUI YAUD3 • DAY S'l'HRIOT. !>OCAT1'.I,1.0. i>6c ID 17 on how it is ^oind i" :le;in up a ciine Bouin Triidruck • Spryle Snow Cal • VVhiling CatCar Mover • IH Diesel Tractor canc'er caiisinn solveiil from frd th e v//rtonl Loscler*.ir ♦ A m eiican Lincoln Trnclof • Fori)I frontfioi Loader* Clark Forklilis* • Toyota Foikhlt • AC W alk tJcMinil1 ForiForklill ♦ Scissorhll • K eishaw N! Hystcr forklilt • T WII a re a ’s w ater supply. : Rnil Drills • Tr.ick W renches • County officials say th the e y m av Briir.li KribtJiirss • • 011 Clam Shell D igger • naciiie Rnil • A WEEKEND GEIAVMYTOTHE m • liuck M actiines • J>ick Standss • [Dull Norton Jachs • Boom • ^ (H o co u n over it. P&ll 2-T Doom« ku'awlK.lo - Wincl. • Lindala PiessuieP W astior • UPrE.Cotiijiicssircssors & Fuel Tanks • Preco "W e're not j'.oinj; to m a k e ; alers • Fairmont M otor Cars • Ciislima■liman Scooleis • M iller, Aiico, lot of commeni lK.va(ise il•I a•inn.' irs Aiinnii.ili[; Henler •• •r.un^^ Telcweld Welder;ders • GenuM lois • W isconsin tnqineigines v/Aiaiiy • Steel Press ♦ DAYTON/IA 500! ihLs Ls lit.idwl for liii^iiiott,",n, cw m ij c Saw/Grmdcr 5 • LaUte • Air E»liaiislisl SyslemS • Carnei Transicold atloniey (aiy I’rice Siiid. m • Thermo King System and Miicli.MoiI M o re ! IRLPOOV~^ ANDJEETRICK • Corilrol Syslem • ...... — 'A -...... :mm___ ' irnMS 'cASii.Ji: ccA siiitns ctiE'cK o n CHECK w i t h DSNKimtRornuARArrrtr'd ,v ; ...... FOR A COMIiMPLETE BHOCHURB OR MORE£ Hm roR M A 'nD iT c a l l : N o v e m b e r 2 - D eciicember 13,1997 ▼ _ J ~ - «ej3]i ;VMi ■ iiit/C i'i'iD 'iV fj Whirlpool LSR8: )0-237-8789 ______S’ « Y 2 7 'Super Cop«ipflilty Plus Aulomallc WotW "JtlPttl l-(l-(208) 684-3900 • 1-800-S c j - q - i • UltlttAT! CAfyiRE' ifiim WEONESDAY. NOVEMBERS’-, 5” -6pfn ' N. • B Automatii CydCydcj ANTIQUES and COLLECTIQLESILES SALE ______I lcmp; i.ociionr, ol C (1 M ID- d r.sw iu • HuirA'IinKl • trtii:rrtiiiF.illi iwiintilo (ooon wilh oiim r.crfl(i4:rfl(iiir. • 2-» It grnm augor • Draw . • nillSH GUARD- fld'.'I'IIlM'CtlllMl ■ NoVI'llltJl'l iitcli • Culiivnior loolu nnd clomps • 2 ovortinndovor luol lanks l M L J * J j B r •WideOiXfiingl!ig llomptf Door IVICE ^ WERT AUCTION SERVIC ► B ll A'V'|li i |. 'P ^ •OayOflEnd-ol'lol'CydeS^aal. SHOP EQUIPMENT ANDN D T O O L S SATURDAY, HOVEMDEH 8 '-- t S I Co OiliLi.’ CofitMl niacninoryory iG-spood lio.ivy duly dull ptor.r. •' Dl.ictiDi.v 4 Oockor prolossion.il chop doublii m.inilo bonch grmduf • Pipo iiiioadorihioi • Hand sawr. • So«ur. • ElocIidclnc Hand Saw-i • Hydinulic Jack • 3/.1 mcti tiuiivy duty sockol sol • l)';r ?9 Bonn • Eluclncnl;nl IExionsion Cofds • Shop vacuumn • CGroaso gun - Stool workshop nils • Elocinc imp.ict wronch • Doll w DEPUTY JIM WOOD00 bunch & vico • HandHa lools • Wronchos •’ ElMlnc dulls ■ lakuf ho.nvy duly battory chargor • It*- "in am Oi'’^ ■ LovoIg • LoLong 220 uxlonsion coiO • Schumakuf ~ fi SATURDAY, NOVEMBER B"- 0 .III compiossor • Sochol Sola • Lincolnoin 2225 oloctiic AC-DC woldor l|)AttOSl.AHGrST Rnnd .tOOO 2 lip .111 I'UiUICAUtOAUCTION'ION'*' UVESTOCK EQUIPMIPMENT Aiito'. • ItV s • Moioiut'cs • ncutnojts • r,iijic Id motBl pnnola • Siool por,ID • Hog) iroiiroughs • Hog watoior • Poriablo AHvuiIi'.umetil • Movcmhc:mhcr ? Somo V.-00(J nnd r .FACT MUSICK& SONS, INC. lo.iOmg cJiulu • VotVo supplies • Food scoop • Hool Inmiiinmmors • Hand post holo diggor • ‘ F A C l : Elomiinl lor conc,0icroto lio.ilois (Of hog house • WovenIWlIO wk 1- 0 « («•*•»> ^0^)aY^to•Y I SATURDAY, iioVEtilBER 8", , WothertvM il,liAD'jH(b:-.imicr, rr.1.11rr.i.iH' IRRIGATION EQUIP^IPMENT OwrartM - I HmisciiuliJ • Dull! 1 • Hand sprnyor • Vnlvo oponor • Rodjcuducurs • End plugs Ai).i‘iti'.emcnl NovntiDcitiDer G Spnnkiof lio.ldr. 'I- ;ERVICE MASTERS AUCTION SERV CONSIGNED ITEhFEMS M ^A Y , NOVEMBER 10'*.ID'*. 1997 19(j.i Chovy vnnin 33/-1 Ion with 302 V-8 ongmo • NowI chopclio saw wiiooia • Woidof grourxJ (;i'il,ir Sloinuc-Siioi.ii)e Conli;iin1i!iil'> • fiiiM cinmps (row( • NowNi hack saw blndos • Now woldmg)mg gtovon. • Silvor rnotnl punctls • AUvciliDCiiioiiI .NDVL'nibi; tolmol lonsos - Now slnHorr. • Now olocioloctiodo tioidors • Now slag ham- » Rf38j, \ MASTERS AUCTION |E _ ^ iuMi Movor (a dull bit od solution) , » HS.'tSS ISQ9244E , *3-le.tlP0WEK SUND^HOVEMlEn 9"•■ • i: 12_noon MISCELLANEOUS5 nIT E M S 27'Sup«r Copotity PlusWoJiw ’>469 ▼ >499 'S',O ven Ui'iintll Aiiliiiiir; i Culli^i.lit’l« • Hay knilo • 20 oi'Hon buiand rarik • I 'J f t t i i i (lUrWoihSyiler Old Toyr. Cunnr.r, CiinciKc IIiliiiii:. Woinl .ii'U pinslic,lic I6& galWn diums • Cotton r.calo • Hay • UlIIWAUCAIIf'Sr'f'" ,< - auBflke" Advomed • 9AulomotliCv(lM » J U I.lwf» .QUinPAHHER'Sy nperoluitMunogtmonl Spoils Wids JmoihS niipinund'., Cibsr. cui anwf • • IPan • Shovols and Hoos • Many me Advuilisuniciil - Novonmoniuoi ( numorouslo mermention, • Sp«wlHondWnhobl«{yil« •MCytle/Optiom JMA AUCTIONEERS • 2 Wo5i^pifl Spetdi • Mil (ombinolioniwiliii >449 SK . a ______NOTE. Mr. nndnd I Mis. Lylo Onitorf hnvo docidod to movom. lo town nnd wili soli ihoir onlop* (ooVing Surlate 3P oquipmonl, nnd misc. at public nuct.oiuction. Thoir homo and acniago is • 4 Wcnh/KifM Woter temp«raiurn 6AulotnalitCycliold • Tools • Antnji.iitiijiics nlM lor salo nt pn' ■ Sleoch ond ftbric Solltner DKptm 1A115*V0IDWH(«P«0l!IBnED Consinnmcuts v;(!lcomo -Ji fty. I d a h o .______•** iptnwri sn MIE ASSOCIAH fOR DEfWli VtAAS AUCTION BARhtARN”’"’'’ ). . _____ MUSTBEIBOROLDEIDLDEIHOPARTlCIPArE ' • ‘ ••WiniMAll-IHii-iH .iiRTincA Tr^'~v~ WEDNESOAY.HOVEMBEn FNER: Mr. & M rs. UL v i e B a r t o n , THURSDAY, HOVEMBER^ O W N bciti Sl,itc Renl.ll; • M.icHim:iy TERMS, full setllertllemcni day ol sale, cash or bankaljlc check,ciiec all Items sole as Is. where is, ■ HouselioidMisc •P.irtySui^suTOiic., titles will be hiili)Id 11to bankinfl days unless scttlemeni iss madem\ in cash or ba'nk euaianleed MBOZZUTO'S tdaho Mis W FURNm iRE AND APPLIANCE Aflwlisemcrt • NovcniUci:lUci 2 4 9 luniJs. Noihing110 to ibe moved until settled lot. Have l.D.D. av ailab le . ’ .BAIR AUCTION CO.. INCINC. A Jo!) Well Ooiu- ' L ESTES & ASSOC. AUCTIONEERS I SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 15” EiUt 654-2548 or 436-0984 - ...... - - - - — AJlJoRenuLei; 213 S. RAIL-,886-7774 JCTro^^5^_~77 g Faim Machinery-Jtioii :‘'at,''i» ..:i.ci. lifS) im-6pm Saturday 9;30aia m -3 :3 0 p m Adventsomcnt • NovcmbcX m 3 ^ ^ 5 3 ^ iUtCS H o u rs : Monday-Frldoy M 9:3bani- MASTERS AUCTIOW SER\SERVICE JJEClECLO, IDAHO______^ nside H e lp , hlielp: e ll Oitliy T I 'nsible Home . . — C3 W alutjftliiftli aaswcR y o u r B ;a r A b b y ...... C8 ’ [^cninfjciudidbas. I i m m u n i t y ...... CIO' ■ P a e e B 3 1 [ E _ ^ o m jmx t " o a 0 6 i U ; : !- I lu /ifo r Dniiu- Tu,

,vs- W ednesday, NolovcmlrcrS, lyy? . ■ ...... S c c r i y r 'rhc Timcs-Ncwsg l 3 o o t bl e y o it i r s e l fFinthl e g a ir d e n / ■ Solods y i^ - r y j Moin Safe’s location m y o u r tfFers, d in e rs a )eaceful respii)ite

with a ' D ixie T h o m a s R eale Brighter i)e$-Wew« corrcsponiient______

: i n R o l l TWIN FALLS - The Garden Caft a n d table w Bakeikery, a cozy little restaurant tu in toto the Kimberly Nurseries gar offerfers a peaceful respite to theh e < ------^griniiind. • Pum pki: on lan BarkJcy of Eden Lunches every day and brcakfa ipe for pumpkin roll, uekends, surrounded by gro’ By Denlso Turner sgiving. ants, can soothe the weary soul, Tlme»New8 writer UN ROLL e 8^irden dianges with the seasor a r c all ' (beaten), 1 a ip .sugar, ^ hiiristmas, r i the surroundings ar TWIN FALI^ -Joancup flour, 1 teaspoon ergreen, Christmas trees and ho sent iri a favorite recipcg iwwder, 2 teaspoons ;corations; in spring and summer ju si in tim e for Tlianksftivrgingc:'rl/2 tcaspoon ------PUMPKINn lemon juice. Put in a Its, flowers, herbs and shrubbei Mix togeiiicr 3 eggs II(be pan or cookie sheet • autu.itumn, it is colored leaves, pun: 2/3 cup pumpkin, 3/4 Xcup paper. Bake 15 min- P^'^IItches, ev erg reen s and i\y . Heating pipes are currentlyly I: salt, 1 teaspoon baking, turn p< out upside dwvn . ***■ stalled, -SO outdmjr seating in theth e ------^clnnamonrl'Tcaspoon-Biicovered towel. Cool 5 ed garden during the fall and w nu tm eg a n d 1 teaspooni pumlei pkin u p togetlier.. ------=------1 w ill SOO be la rg e g re a se d jelly-rollinov-e pi towel. For filling, lined with greased nvuxsugar, pi sifted , 1/2 tea- ID ining out availal.k'. th e utes a i 375. Wliile hot,mco tui packages cream . .The wva iHguii,-iw in a p o w d ered siiRar bottom uf unbaked Jaily, and vegetables are I Nurseries. u t ZUCCHINI a-l to $7^ and ivyvy h a n g h butter or margarine. □q cCtotliKBidtai). iwerheaelead. The featured in seasoison. ’llie spedals change I Randy and Jane Mix 2 tablespoons fl ke at 350 for 40 to 45 qoeto _ available (owner p la te ss , cups every t%vo weeks, McCairon openedd ■ pinch salt and 2 large te I ;irp knife fo r doneness. . asksg,] for onfrweek a n d saucers sai McCarron likeses to c'xperiment and try I the restaurant In to cover 6 cups nicchini, ig styles and new dishes. I noUce).Theriwtau- h a v e p:plums. different cooking July and leature tablespoon water toider be .who wrote in ask- rant can host e small - • jjcaches.les. pears - -Thc-specials ofu^en reflcft the lime of ‘ I outdoor seating pieshell. Fill. Dot withjp bi recipe, here’s one ;' ,b«^uetof^ aboul30 and-vcgecgeuibles yt-’ar- For Octolwr>erfest, tlie spedals were mmr ■ Add top piecrust. Bake: Journal-Bulletin. ; It’s ' Oil U» premises. , p a in teed d on German. Arrtundid Sl. Patrick’s Day. the I In the nursery's minute-s. T est w ith sharpn Cookbook" by Ruth rgn: Groups as large es [jjtjn,. • spedals will featiiiture Irish dishes. During I .T a copy, write a S15 300canbecate^at 30 j^andyndy and ihe summer, bararbecue dishes are fea- | In rusponse to a readeimail to Fine F arm , 353 otf other locations. There f n c tomato and cheddar cheese. cht The sen’edniworor-steanied- ing for a squash soup i .‘cials are Ravioli and ^ Mass. 02703. is 1a chiWren’8 riMnu. m c Clarroin; a r Current spcci Smoked Turkey and Mango;o WV rap layers D rinks incliclude soda pop. milk, apple1“ from the Providence Jo r SQUASH SOUP rl opera- Smoked Salmon,ill, F e ttu c d n e Bolognese . smoked turkey, diced inanj;angoes and a or orange juice,ju raspberry lemonade, from “The Fine Farm C p iiiiiiiiiB ijiiiiJ owner/ o of the and a sausage amm d b e ef dish C(Miked ill a zingy' ■ lime mango spread,, rolledro into a coffee, ho'i chchocolate and lea. Fine Handy. To order a to r s o f n e to th e h e a rty to m a to wucesjit served over fettuc- flavored lortilla. check to Fine Farm; mai larden Cafe and Bakery, came 1 • • 'Hie de.ssenens. a spwialty of the house. lagic Valley about two years ago from cini. ■le by th e -slice w ilh lunch or S m ith S t., Attleboro, Mas ■ s icnu features such sand- McCarron said the all-timtime favorite, are available (range County, ( ^ i f . ‘ITiey live in JiJerom e I h e lu n c h mc-r lie pie or cake for the holi-i- B UTTERNUTIt S(; s.quash, peeled and ; Sloe Gin Chicken, made CCashew Chicken, is madede of tender by the wliole atli th e ir 11-month-old daugliter•r Radiel.R "‘‘ch choiccs as S y includc Zebra Browniess (S e rv e s 6 ) hicken marinated in .sloe rekinglBttnctWesw SCISSORS 8 flu id ounces heavyReserve ci wine. Heat oil '•‘y « a l i m i ^ ■ ' ^ [ grab my bag of good, sturdyy toolsu on M A R T i I / \ ■ out of copper iutSST H aw a“ ir isn’t really eniuigh. Use 1 teaspo

• Rccipis or Tvqucsis dio Exdxanfic. Denise Turner 0 . Box 548, Twin Falls, k I ______C-2 T lrw H e w * . Twin F alli..Idaho Ida Wednet(br.Novetnb«tS.199;L997

H ome & G ardkn im p ev(e n e x p (>eriencee d g ardle n e rs P la n t: p ro b le,‘in s stu i i turc on the apan, or use aa sharp knife 10 separate I writing. Your two prproblems affect many somomeiimes wilh a corky textun have two garden i ^ le leaves a n d roots 10 about DEAR CATHY: I iur oiher giirdeners, andnd they’d like to know skinkin? ‘Hie virus that causes iJiatliiat is often them. Trim the iliyiiuule me. I’ve lA M I let the cut ends heal for problems Unit tlim rwlly - whether we mightIt be talking discaser— tobcobocco-nittle-vinLvand sometiroitirocs.potato..-: fiJnchcs, and I e r 50 yeiirs, so I’m to a day before replanting, raised gardens for over! bad st“cd o r som ethirling in thc'soil. moplo p io p virus, which also affectsn s rnicotiana. several hours to •st problem is my y used up all the nulrie'nis no boRinm-T. The first IV - "nie aasw er IQ xlwlie rh u b arb problem is . Chit:hina asters, gladiolus, tulips,s, hyadnthsh , They probably rb (lied down eariy 'I'lll'M m 'U IN 'llS :s in ihe soil ' in ihat spot lasiast ycar.-so be sure to.add McUonald Kctl rliubiirb ( prolwbly; None o f tillthe alxjve. You said the ‘ andnd capsicum. ‘I'he nematodes u- in August. It limkctl de;dead, I had three ly thing you plenty, of orgaijanic m aterial before you Cathy W alwortht h rh u b arb has growTi1 iup big and beautiful tranransmit the'dLscase. Tlie only t ;y were planled 19 ^ se plants on stick them backdc in th e gro u n d . / • planted in a row. ’Iliey v for 19 years, then ne reju- DEAR D CATHV: When can (eet hifili with great bigig Ileaves and lx;au- lack iris and peony? SomeoneDne told m e leaves have tulimed r brown. Divide peony )athian Walnut tree, but we do no t ' venatcd w hen you divide.ihemdi - they like b a d tiful long stalks. In the:ic'Spring '; of 1997 I Carpatl liis is th e w rong tim e of year. d u m p s in fall,.to ti o . ihose leaves in the garden. Thee pota-p< to be divided aboutut every five to seven lliis could SCO no sign of lifelife, bui I watered' use tho - F L O WW E ER LADY D E A R REAiADERS: I left'Sunset are nice and big, but when I peelp years - and ©vc therlem a pretty hefty help- and applied a little fertilizerfor and left loes ar DEAR FLO^VER: You didn’tn’t ;say whal Maples and SumacSi off m^ list of red .• of them, they have □ strangee colorcc ing of feriilizer nexext spring, The young D ih em alone. In Jiin e I SiiwSii\ a little grow th some ol :ind of iris we’re talking alwui.)ui. but gen- trees last week,k. Can y o u th in k of black or brown spots or streitrenks plants can take up) 10i tw o years to estal>- kirn - one liny shooi on ihe[he sides of iwo of and bl irally. iris can get her old, dryry lileaves cut ugh tliem. They are not edible,lie, iVe lisli their new rootsi a;and store enougli food, -eral ihem . 1 tlioiiRlit rh u b arb,rb lived1 forever. througl )ack in fall, Lift and dividee iriris at ihe Id really like to know beforeir e w e bin b e patient. Y ou’llI’li hav e pie again soon. bad Tlie other problem i.sis cour potatoes ihis would flmc time you would normallyally plant it. IVhat'si,nn^ your garden? Send your I oiir 1998 giirden. We are 83 and 8-1 You-suy you roiatlate your garden. You sam year. We planled ne\new seed of Kcd plant o >avc the large rhizomes with'ith healthy garden qucstiorions to Cathy Walworth, in •s old, but pUin an o th e r ga rd e n . n u y have ro u te d yo'your potatoes right into, Sav Pontiac. Wc rotate oiirur garden and use years o caves, throw the old leaflc“ss; rhizomrhi es in carc of Vic TimeJics-A'cus, P.O. Box 548. T)i>in -AFAmiFULREAD■ ADER an area tlu i liarborec■ed “ potato spraing." Do lea\ is d ip p in g s , kitchen le rhizomes Falls, Idaho 8331)303. com post m ade of w a ss cl ou fo r you see brow n, arc-!•c-shapcd colors inside, thehe center away. Break the r peelings and leaves;os. We have a DliA!■ AR FAITHFUL: Thank you F a ll c l(l e a n u p o□ f f e f s w esalth of rn fiateriaks f o r p rirints, othe crafts book o£ plants,ts. Back before the and pnirelty bookmarks by sand- ■ , ng leaves or petals bctivixn p • '} NcOTday - - p rim in g press,-s; ppressing and drye ■ m idiing ts of lam inating plastic., lear flow ers andnd leafy plants was sheets Yes, ii's time lo get o u t th e re one way sdentismists kept irack of (Withoiloui a press, simply use a and lidy up in the gan ontacl spcdmen-s andnd 1hobbyists memo- telephohone book, with a stack of : dorj't go too far. On dost aper and a rialized th e ir wildflowerwil or herb, big heaeavy books piled on lop.) • tion, yon miglit'sec the ook ■ “finds.” D ryingig w hole bu n ch es of flowers time works well, too. One - of som e g reat — o r all t le rcvlde the ' A m o d e rn waway is to skip the ai a tir l^dispcUed the dreariness of ' ______very_nice — art. S tu ff yo ImolMt------steps.oLprcssuifsine and drying the ____friend c compost of loss out wri plants and justiSt position a fr^i- her wiiviriteTTciichen by simply sccond thought could ac picked leaf onn ththe page of a note- stringin;ing an 8-fooi length of iwine tran.sform ed into th in ggs s o f beauty. reserve jjHok (spiral-boibound, with sturdy beneailiih the ceiling and hanging ut flowers — tied together Even iliose who ihinkink of them- saves. p a p er, is best).), R'Record its nam e o r old c u t selves as ariisiically' klutzykl can any o th e r info0 y(you like, then seal wilh raraffia or string — upside - get good resiilt.s w ith,1, fof< r exam - with clear com;omact paper. Even downalalong it. E ach y e ar her “gar- ; pie, leaf prints. Inn '“ N a tu r e easier is lo buyluy a cheap, ready- den” grows.gi incorporating binh- : Printing With Herbs, Fi made photo1 allalbum with clear daybouo u q u e ts of roses or daffodils, •--- Flowers" (Storey Cc plastic-coveredred pages; you can or a pipiete of bittersweet vine ------cations, S22.95), Laurara 1 — \vritc on pieceses cof index card and-— foundi ono a w inier-ram ble. Sitting Hcthmann gives the his press them in rplace along with in herr Ikitchen, you slip into fed- th e liow io of a iechnit{u< tlie leaf. in g th:[hat — even though the by th e likes of Leonardordo Da •Dried Flowerwers. You can buy a weatheher’s turning nasty — youI iinfl B enjam in F ranklin, plant press forir ddrying flowers flat haven’n’t really left the garden1 says, found it a niftyt w; CO for framing orar fifor making cheap behind.id. ______wQuldtbu. coun tu rf Jiiler:ters.oLcol()^— nial-cra pajJcr money. Il and you don’l have lo h: ------In'rhe-warofrt^soicric-tic-or expen ----- sive materials to mak • Fomilto CotCounter Top Repoir •R{ e :e s t ir f a ^ Bathtubs & frame-worthy prints, hih a n d m a d e Ceramic Tiles :e weiither- I • Retoloringing Counter( Tops 4 ■: statio n ery or gift Wrap. ,t, ink side down, onto the; Other,otl Work quickly; markerr easier lo m ake and m ore v r s tu f f e d bs ■ •Gijistom Colors . Firsi, collect small 1 Cover wilh another ink, driesdri fast. Proceed as iibove.;. resistant lhan their : Bath Tubs om garden. p m r ire e s or plants — o r fern per and press wiih the (For)r moren professional-lookingg cousins. Create them from I Curtis W ard Toilay • (20:08) 735-1660 Jail and/or on a dry day, making s rhand. printsnis, try waicr-based block-:• flotsam and jetsam: Nail ; and nvigs, arc dew-frec. Pick fres not enougli detail, blot printinnting inks and work on a sheetI glue to g eth er b ran d ie s ;in leaves w ith interesting si css ink and iry a g ain r o f i^a-ssgla.s using a p a letie knife a n dd using wood chips, bits ofif stiffs vine ____ lurc or detail: iamb'si i Kif can be.ased several , a brayirayer,.a printer’s inking n>Uer, and other natural materiterials for > ivelry and — - ■ • young dandelion, ferns 's a kind ihat readily tpspre:pread the’ink evenly.) liais,'eyeglasses, jewel r"- m iller. If you’re notT* ii i ink, it won't e\'cn need I'ollt•'ollowing a re o th e r e m its inioo wigs. Twin FnIJs, IJiJi' j-fashioned •: leaves riglit away, store L-d ead i time, w hichich you can diven gardeningg ‘Herbariums. An old-fa a relUtion- i • flower (iress or inside a r a print larger than a cnerg;ergy. now, that the garden iss method of preserving a r ng past its *• te le p h o n e boo k to k c use wide-tip or bnish- beddirJding down for the w inter ship with greenery long ium. really from curling up as th e y d ;ers for color instead;^ »Tw'Twig Scarecrows, Unlikec season was the herbariun ,1, nm . W.-Il. S'yl'-* " ’•■‘'■ker! if s a y in g a Z- You’ll need at least i af down on a newspa-"" m;myiny of us, these skinny-limbcdd a high-falulin’ way of s t- inked siamp pad, twee ck figures look better ;ind paper P«r wilh onele handI: wliile bnishing stick 'I moving the leaves nr tl in one direction wilh unclotclothed, whicii renders them (indudingScrappaperftTf„rpn.iic ing). For a fancierr blook, use i'. embossing inks and popowders to A im < . t l M c , I !: make a finislied prodii)duct with a . me ifieeiah I raised, glossy look. Place Pla a leaf (or leaf pan) on theL- Stampst pad , -

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shed Ccn3«r-s«3«yer;f0, . N o hox a i n T hhis dryerr may be; the waive o f fuature ffilet icrg 1 ally best. Select a modeldel with a Bulletin No. 8823 2 3 - buyer’s guide of Q: M y old clolhcs dryjycrhasfew c — L n o t mix m. and no conditioned “true" electronic moistunure sensor the.most cfficii’icieni ii<'-veni, stan- 'c.orje featu res. T1}C clothesi tatal k e a »or air is lost outdoors, njrate dry-. dard vent dryer;yers and co'mhination ut wrinkled S e n s i b l e “ ’i hhis i s room .air cools the warm\ to provide the most accur I beating and come o u t' washer/dryers,;rs, moisture sensor and tangled. How cffecffective and ip diyer air causing tlie mois-. ing. • H O M E ' i-.____ •In.somc.designs,.ihe_jT; moisture type, capaciiie:iiies. drum rotation, Caci cffldent ore the no-out([>utdoor-vent------i f l i-to condense into.a.tray..Thc-.. • sensor is mounted m thele dmmi or cyclesTTeaiuresires, prices ;md effi- - designs and what fcaturiQires should J a m S S dr>-ercr aair is reheated and circulat- s ver>’ n e a r it. Som e sensoniors actual- ciency tips. I’leii’lease include S2 and I c o n sid e r? -F .B . . througli the tumbling clothes . _ D u lIe y ly touch the damp clotlothes for a business-sizcii? c i i A S K . ------MSI A: No-outdoor-ventent clothes ' a g amiin ito absorb more moisture, excellent accuracy. Ann optionalc Write lo JaJan m e s U ullcy, f)90(> ocfu.'vj dryer designs (como m m o n in W hencn Ithe clothes are dry, emptj- lint basket Koyalgreen, Drive.Ui Cincinniiii, E u ro p e ) c an re d u c e; m;many indi- th e■ WIwater tray or a just run a1 , super-large (100 load) lini 1 can reduce air resiscancince when ' Ohio4!;244, Ccnj* rect costs of using a tjitjT ica l out. ers are leaky/ andai may be a source smallall tube from the iray to a you forgel to em p ty it rcgicgularly. Q; I am ir>'ing•ing 10 seal up niv old nojiaic door-vented do'er. MosSlost Tnodcls of hugs and allergensall inside j"our droiai a A reversing-rot.iiion tlnimdn (cj-p- w indow s b cfore fo ri wintor seis in, I I------use many surgjcal stain:ainless steel home. ComCombination cloihes washer/I lion every am luiving a. problompn gelling iho Condenignslng dryei lotes no heat to out. parts and they can litenteroUy last a A no-vcnt; dryerdi uses a simple dryers'ers, all in one space-srtvingi; ically reverses directioi several minutes) is anotllother fell- old cuulking nutou wiilioul gouging ’ efficient itudII briefly every several r only docs it use energ: to rem o v e c au lk as p the drying air, butjt :it draws the base of theth dryer cabinet. A wrinkfnkle-free cloches drying is toI) uniil you have time to is jiisi askingng for irtiiiliU- and inakeie a dean straiglii cul througliJ* already-healed or coolcraled air out small fan draws dr room air in not ov«overdry the clnthes.-Using ann them . •download re d o in g ih: e jol) j(i properly nyxi llie ohold caulk without ilanntgiugi>‘. of jxiur house fo r a doubouble energy through sepanlarate passages in the " ' aufom:omatic moisture-sensing cjxlee W rite for o r in stan t 'di r. ( w w w .d u lle y .c o m ) . U p d a te year. lliew.V(H)d. o expense. Mosi outdoorxir vent cov- exchanger. TheTh two air flows do insteaclead of a tim ed c>-cle is genur.

. A Don’t Cc;onfine Your ' M a in tee n a n c e caa n c u tw aite t r-h e a te p ro b lem r s T r o p h y T'o c The Wall... : Bring In your own elelk ivory end let us create Poor waier-hcaterter perfor- —------L leakk diduring a long absence from1 som e hom e cen ters. j s i m a icli r a unique ring yoiou can wear with pr/de. mance and breakdownskvns or O lher a hum.ome, serious damage can1 -A new element musi Originally deatgneaed artivork by Jc^n Boyer serious problems oftei ult. the original. prevented through mairlainienance. Ilecilic waler healers some- and com- \ For example, a wateiiter healer’s 1 les uevelop sudden heatingi; Heoders' ______^ .. ____ an: it’i'/fom e aud/ si Iv n S jL pressure.relief valveu shoulds be 1 blems and produce only hike-' Boi/er? r Jeiuelty i; /ti u{ f rin i’i , th e D g Q V jl checked for proper operationopt rm water. This ofieii can be sent to Gem' ------Icasronce aT'^ar.-'l'he — L-ed-to-(ht?.lulH»-Iike elem ents...s.... .JUiiladclphia Jimiiin'r.J^ I hem ihc water. Most elec-;- nitielicll. I'll. IV422. ()i(L'.'iriorij Qi of the valve, on or neanear ihe top 1838Addlaon/n Ave. E. ..733.4552 ^ . of the tank, is lo allowlow water to : healers have iwo elements,i, aiiitwt Ih‘ iin.wcn'd personsoHti/zy. i ^ ^ ^ 5 ! £ 2 S ! escape from the tankik ifi: there is an ejcc D o i t ' I; tnear the lop and one nearr a dangerous builduplof of iempera- the first step boiiom of ihe lank. The boi- '.oi^iisi.xi^ ;;S . • ture and pressure inn thet water turn off the p< 1 element, which does most of ■5 9 ^ heaior. A faulty pressiL-ssure re h e f j{ h e e le r i GereAUSlil warm.• waler healing, generallyi W J ^ valve can resuh in anim explosuini ------— iruced-ns out firsi or perform s poor- jecause of m ineral b u ild u p on of th e w ater h e a te r. , ... il fnim comin, th a i hi Specific direciii>ns_fj,s (m chrek- fi,!,, lubing.he ______r i g e it»5 th e p re s s u re -re lieict f' valve can diisc the s.ipileciric water heaier, <>nei diriy'ornt Imrned-oui element i X i i y r e n R J airly easy to clean or replace, C M ^ P A G I N C CELLULAJLAl; MESSAGE C tN lE R if found in the owner’jer s manual („id enlep in draining is to I ihe procedure musi be done A N I D A HH C O C O M P A N Y fJr the water heater. ■"Ir B™'-',™'. {Ihis valve tspower i JO ihe heater. *'*' ih extreme care to prevent - checking Ihe valve rereq tim te s lift- .•risfueledbygns.it :ctrical shock or damage to ing a small handle unm thei end (It „ n also he;ei 1 to "pilot" to keep I n t h ee ILynwood . • heaier. Never attem pt to the valve. This shoulould cause ling „e on during drain- '’‘•‘f. :an.or.rcpIace_an_elj^menj_ lue Lakes N. ------somenvater-l«-(low-lw (rotn-lho ------^------iher-iype-of-heaier,------^Pflglng.Servicej;_iB :houl consiilling and carefully 7 3 4 ; valve. Since the water iipply valve that lets . y •Idaho's largest p^gln;llngcoveragf 5 4 - 4 3 3 9 . “ '' ylowingihe directions in the ____ i^.is -somt;limes_very_ y f — valvc-at the-ie n te r th e h e a le r la n k , 'f* ..Ontario,.OR.toRexbeitb ..g ,iD ------ner's manual. :: 8 8 8 ; 2 9 7 ; 6 3 2 3 — \ cELLi > extreme care i» avoid and run il isto normally in a pipe • No contracts available Ileciriciiy lo ihe lieaier niiisl • : w ear p ro tec tiv e gloves.;esandcatdt q ank). „ The cold waler '} • Airtime as low as S7.9 lurned off, and the lank Friday 9am to 6 p m • the water in a can, wwhen per- e turned off at ihe «‘‘=ctr • Numeric {< text paglnging^” ° M o n d a y - Frlc ^ j ^ MorowoLi*! ! form ing th is check. lined, before an element can ay 10am-3pm near the waier meter ... * l«qiXi 1 rtaf k . S a tu r d a y ; W hen th e h a n d leMS is released, i'X ";;" ______cwS le aremoved n for checking. New ating elemenis are available - • the, pressure-releas I h o s e 10 t h e d r a in "■itlioi appliance-parts stores andd 'mikm- ‘ should close nnd shu e-bottom-of-ihe lank— - water flow. If the val\ to a drain or olher owner u e s 10 r e l e a s e w a§ te : i l •n a hoi-waier faucet check, it should bel,e re'placed val ralve. which the cold-wate.iter heater, and leave '■ w ith a n id e n tic a l v a h allow air lo enier the drainc requires shutting off ;i B A N N E R F UIRNITURE’S" l l a ^ r r swater j ; drains out. ’■'r^ ing ih e h e a le r. en the drain valve lo a, a Pressure- f If water flows from a er from Ihe tank. ai api relief valve at olher=r t tim es, Ihe L-tank isem piy, leave' Vvaier h e a le r sho u ldJ b«b e checkcd ; . ' l ' = » 'I iin I’ulve open and open by a qualified ser\-iceice pct^on to Iter supply vaLveJuUy_._ -: correct the'condiiionsns ilhal cause . Complete tl m g off t h e dr nenier and leave the I V ' p ressu re bu ild u p . 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Lightly grease,.c-9.inch S u b si protocol and c liq u e tlce lo Io businesses and gov- The.se 'I are little signals you sen scribe T odayy & S a v e ! . c rn in e iiis all over th e woiworld. vaiits. vat If you’re putting down1 ycyour fork and atke pan,I, (See( note.) - you cross them . W liisk together tc flour, baking iwwdivder, bak- • For a recent anninilal , A sso ciatio n of I'oo'd knife kni but you’re not finished, yia and salt. Set aside. Cream mam arganiie r ■ A l Jnurnalisis meeting; in W ash in g to n , e ig h t fork fori on the left, knife on the rigliriglu, in the 7:25 ing soda ar p sugar until fluffy. Add eggS andai beat ■ W w L embassies aHreed to hosttost food writers for for- position. po5 That says, "Don’t tomtouch lhat dial, and Icup; until comlmbined. Stir in flour mixturlure unlil - m .1 . maldinners. Jeeves," l e H m e si - N m s d. 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If it’-s the ;>oui 1/2 c u p w arm m ilk ;upied, ihen taste, sprinkhikle with parsley if that’s completely occupi 2 teaspoon sail, or more to i of several desired and set I they, do well in any of taste E E J * ' oven preparatioivs (seesee sidebar aiid creanry at the _ Pcpp<;pperto taste • I- for our — make thatt eveveryone’s Chutiky ant I . smashed potatoes ' 2 lablespooti'slab, chopped fresh — favorite oven-roasijasted pota- same lime, sr forgiving version of chiveses toe.s). 1i are a more-for the smashed-iid-in-the-pot mashed I laceace the potatoes in a large 'I’he trick to makingne potaKits ny people make. P‘>t Ilf<'/ cold sa lte d w ater. Bring to (or any other dish, for t don't need to worry a boil)il <: o v e r m ed iu m -h ig h h e a t, I ter) work for your' mnu S is ' 0 ■'-'•■■■.W'l" I . I Et^ttinBig iout all the lumps. Cookk uruntil the potatoes are easi- F R — ^ -fhoosc a tirc p a ra rin n no L£'!l?'’‘ -‘y^_.ihey.’rtpaVI io of the appeal. To, b’ J'jepierced 'w ith' a fork.' : flavor profile (nieani oiatoes warm while ^ Immedile d ia te ly r'etVioi.x' tIieT ’u n r ; Southwesiern flavir.?rs' or P”'" Mediterranean onesl) andar “level ,______:______1 of desired elegance"ce-’ but by A I A B I whether the dish mustust be done m R O F E S il^IMSBOSN^ ;t A nd sleep : at the last minute or cai Buy A Siminm ons B eauty)yrest Sleep Set • pared ahead, NYL& TOTifALLYFEiEE]2 For One full 1Year!’ A long-cooking ro steelL SIDING iiccomniodale a last ; potato (or other sid 12 DAYi^SONLY_ ; prep a ra tio n ; a tjn ic k sai metal. ROOFINGE I main course may benel.-nefii (or at CDCC CC : least the cook will) fromrom a slowly rnC C C3SSTIMATES ^ i ; b a k in g o r ro astin g s]iud, 410-93255 (OR 410-9326 ! 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Tibarrassment. You can alstIso A woman’s place is where' she C liristntma.'! u iM ya w a y A vallable AUHY: I'mm ia 27-year- —^ I L e m b i 7 3 3 - 3 1 IS inimize your potential discomim- wants to be - at homeme or nn the 546 IiJucUC Il.okc» IJlvd. N. (Nrrt lo Cnciin old. w hile, fem ale ctilli.-ollege gradu- ^ m inii iri by itot exposing him to you:lur job. ’niat is what “cum:untempomry a ie/l have a sensiiivi p ro b lem iends, or by-«s-arning them itin feminism" is all libout.Jt. ^ . wilh inv father. \ S'rTc,; Ivance to be prepared to meet!t ia — JU N E KAfCALLESTAD ^ \»tm My ha racist,ist. Ile'ifiJJed ■ ['« iil got. Only as a last resort shoukjld GHNDER FQ U H1Y Y C O O R D I- wilh hatred for blaclacks. Jews. cut him off completely. NATORCLOQUF'JE T SENIOR Asians, even Native•e A/ m e ric an s r AKgaHVanButen. ;!S“cHI I)I-:/\R AHHY: I hope you don’lu’t IUG H ,CL0Q U)UET. 1 MINN. A (di-spiie tlie fact thath a t h is Die ind my response tn the reade:Jer DEAR JUNE: That’sat’s sensible, ______m Hiandfatlier was a N al.ive m ind ho signed herself “Happy to BiBe and !’m in complete; agreement.a AimTican). Somehow,w, 1I managed on’s Girl." She’s the youn/ng And by-the way, youou are right H) urovv up to lie a vt'er>- e n different b e p a rt of f my r life, hui 1 can no Ron’ oman who enjoys meeting he:ner where you belong'-advising - flM HT piTson. To me, humanan diversity( is longer tolerlerate his racism. It is woini OISPLAYJNOUR1 SHOW ROOM : lyfriend’s needs througli homene- young women alwut howho to build a wonderful ihinRandnd ia cause for not only offensiveof to me. I'm hoyfr 'orian Kitchcn Counicrs • Pella W indows the briglitest future theyth can for ’(S,”".*! (.elebraiioii. afruid otherlers will assume iliat I makia king. Abby, there is absolutely noth)th- themselves. Bravo! • Closet System-s My f.iiher's «se of tiffensive ■ share his views,vit since most peo- Ab • Cusulustom Cubinfcis Designed , g wrong with tliat, per se. Whahat • rircplacc Mantels lerm storefertoctbnicnic minorities pic’s valuesles are shaped by the , jngw &i BBuill i in O ur Shop their parents. To me. ' fobjiobject to is lhat she thinks she’ lias inaile beinfi seen:en in public values of th M e v t » ■ N o ^ wiili him a-liumiliaiiiiiting experi- there could;ild be nu accusation . wear,earing the crown of tnie worn . -- 734-5121 ihood because she likes scrub 1------^ I'lKe. I have a.sked himim irepeatedly more painfulifiil and degrading llian anho ■ i i i u j . i j i 2414AddIionAv<.£ott*• Twki Fdll J ing toilets, doing laundry am I III refrain from iisin^g ethnicei slurs being assunuinied 10 b e a racist. b in g oningsliirts. 'TC^Jtae SixelleM ee i S : t t t x d m C * III my presence, hm he refuses to__ What canin I1 do, other than drop- ironii m irk -n rn locnl-hlRh^chool,(,1- l»S?S!B rdcof^^m .iikiiowled^’e ihai thethere is any- pingouiofii;fin v fa tb e rV n n j? ------I’ w :h terms, I get -N()T(;L'li;iYHY leadlaching gender tiiuality m th< ■M PVilBSpPli ihinK wrong with such li .ed ■■m aEyaffliM nervous when we got) sishopping or ASSOCIA':IATION IN MICIIICAN girlsrls there. I tell them they neei > OUI to e a t toK uther,-, because bi he DKA.K NOTN( GUILTY: Since toI getge in touch with their skill id find jobs that fulfill them uses tliese words in pulpublic. It's .so y o u r fa th.T e r has 1 been luld repeat- and : ■ IU«I!r»Uil CK!> 7100 a d ie s' JD aylt! i-mbarr.is'sinn that I'm atraid to edly that youyoi find his racial slurs Too00 often,i girls do what societ;''‘V Mm TIM CMa «a 5 % D i s c o u n t i v have friends imi^ o e re vereere many unhnppy and unfulful- n v ffffffsm m 1 know my father wiiwill probably your rightss tS:30 JJrtRSlUSDWSnWICaTJMPiMOlCWlIUSi m anonirao t;» n m a IX It cc*\ F*'v-vi t p a tcis «ice • IKMwWhatTeaPU f R ! r o r < \ U < SWS r « U I.ti! I:! W K»l!* t t t f'.i t fig W : ’ Martha _ ___ Soimiwr (W JJO.ll».lh4S _ . - ^ Tfc«M0,(W7il0.t (gether several of my fovoriti CWfCIfrirouspTo-sS^W 0 i Continued ftoni C2 S e w in g s lo t o r e s 'a n d fiv e -a n d - li>gol V*- S«T«»T»nlATU>*t(>3>[J3»e:<0.9:J0 rry ribbons and oilier craft•aft and how-io supplies in kii<|IS ratrrTmU(rc>7.- KIlUiON[)N d iin e s c a r ry - -- [ g r e afTsELKTION t O F:n.l s. Hul fo r-th e best vari- of: their th own. For more iniormt71U. ■ ' '■ "From orjiandy to sat..•.till III iTo^- tn m m m g s. 1 t}e.-40-9:i0 i ail'PHCWU*H»niSHIIT5 , ■ II a n ’t III]) a specially rib- on lion about our tags.and packaj“ p KUa riM OlrtM (IO Til GtPiODum«GMCA(USSOiitsuiSio» G ( sm T,l0.f.-40 I GMCVlKltttCuf • jiraiii, ribbon ' coni'omes in -in eiy. you can 901 S.Unceln • J*ram« . If you don’l have one ingkIg k it, \V rapping p a p e r kit. siocl<>ck- rfimrrrfiTUfiwiM t m c iKauDuc Bid:d luluiK, OUHtun, SriAW Guxu», Etc. ^ asiomidiiif; array. o f f a b r ic s . b o n store. If 3 2 4 - 3 9 0 0 .1 (check the Yellow ingkIg kit and many more, call (HtHl orders are slwayswalcomsi \ ” wiilihs. textures andmd patterns. K S S S t S p iM cn l, M W on TM KimOTi WWt JO»iBW.COII uler -Rihbon'’ lo be 950-7>0-7130. nrw OtKfWJ 7;»5| 1 ___ , ' Always save and reuseuse ribbons: ^ these sources: _ Just iron them, and theth e y ’ll l.u.k a s !.” Triiiiming in New York 7?»ejfio'W sIm M be aMrvsscxITTo f Wr i t k se a m * ' ' ' nood as new. Rickr; y072; m in im u m o rd e r iVfcirfUin/id S tetw rt, catv of The A'n binding, satin cord,,.waxeii .wi twine .-atalog). Ytirkiirk Times ,Sij«q>.„rp:, l22 E. 42tiJ St.. New Yort are charminn alternatinatives lo'rib-' * N ew Y orkk (2I2-8-10.H39J;( m ini- iV.Y..y . 10168. Questions m ay also) kb - hon. x -r\r'c m um o rd;rS5();nocaialog>- e r 5 ’s<.7ifn t to Stcivan by elcaronic tiwi HAGS /VN'I))T T; A fiS 'occliio . in San Ikc r aaddtvss is: Colored paper hapsI.BS and crop. ,..r-,„dsci,0 (which ( also carries ttistavaniStnartltastctL'an.cattrti siiiiiy cellopliane baplaRs a ro Rroal papers, ,, boxes and ucstioris of tiaienil in tc n sf willnle li for w rapping t;ifts - jusjiBttindul.u a p iJin g s u p p lie s (.115- un.fttn.qt'cmi tn this column; Martli top with a ribbon. OflO ftici;.«.|.i)ly 8r,.1.4(|.;S;; minimum r. order $25; Stetfleivart tvj^rcts that utiptiblishcJrJ ______lihires auU ari-supplyly sstores carry r-ii-ilni-r TXcrTcarmot-be-(trvtivn'il-irir p r t h e t h i r d a n n u a l is;issue of our com m unnity calendar for . versaiile, rmilliuse lapta p e. 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„ ^ BBfe w it c h e d _ CONIM.^iuniTy lubJ^rqe — EVEI2NTS Hykes perfbrr)mis in Hailey HAILEY-Tonifthtt]ht tlie a ir will vibrate at ihe Liberty Theatre to ththe e sounds of David }Iylllykcs and his SaCred mu!music known as har­ I mormonic chanting, and it- I vilirribrates for a ciusc. ’Hie aincert l)egias at 7:30 p.m. with percus- t 'iionist Dr. Ed Pias, a ^ H . HiniHindi expert who backs [he harmonic diant by ~i B i \ liringing sounds from David Hykes in Indian pakhawaj ami fnimi; dnims. Adirldmi.«ion isS12; tickets a r c a v a ila b le a t tt_he d o o r o r th e linvironmenial Kcwuu•.(iiuxe Cehiei^ on S bah j MW Street and Akasliala J u ic e Uar- nn M ain Street, Ixitli in Kelduirhum . Hykes has donaieded his time between a 1^ ciincen in Iloiilder,, Cc CoUf.. and an appear- 1 the Bom to Read organiza- ance in New York CitjCity to a humanitarian jan«.Stelnke reads a storyry totc her son Erik. As a member of tl project in the worksrks for next summer, tion, Stelnke shares the bellibelief th a t reading to children a t ai vvery young age can aid brain v I‘nH;et;d.s fnitn his conco n c en iLsslst th e E R C s lip . development efforts to bring Blacllackfeet tribes from Canada to Mongolialia toi learn about the similar environmentental encroachments faced l)y th e tribal horslorsem en. BoDRN TO R eEAD Te;uned with HaileyleyVCsidentsTinaCole' - and M att WelLs, exper:perienced travelers of purpose: The Bom to10 ReadP Program Club and thethi Magic Valley Reading the Montiolian .steppesipes, the ERC plans to is dedicated to providinglg iiinformation on Omncilhoven* financially sponsored die- send memlxirs of thehe Blackfoot1 Nation to the importance of readiniiUng to children .program. Thehe members of the IxxutI of Monsolia in 1998 andnd Ibring Mongolians to starting at birth. Researdarch has proven, directors arear Suzanne Pack, Annie w m non, Judy Snider. Dorothy Nonh/‘Uncrica the folkfollowing year, as reported in “Becominining a Nation of Laurie Burto Hykes said he wasas Ihappy to the Readers,” that the bestt wayw! for p :^ ts Morris, Kentnt Kramer, Ann Armitage, cause of these two natinative peoples protea- to help their children\ becomebi better Qiris Mannerlen and K athleen N o h .' ! inn ih i;ir tribal lands,>d.s,>since th e trib e fig- readers is to read to theriiem, even when iires largely in'hiss p h ilo s o p h y . .H ykes they are v e ^ young. Bbcsrnone. learned his harmonicmic chant techniques Research on child devilevelopment has from tribes in Tibetet sand Mongolia. The shown that brain develo]elopment before For more; informadon.L calk^tlU een iniLsic h as its roots inn tlthe Gregorian Chant age I is rapid and exten*tensive. T h e first Noh a t 733-363617. of Cliristiati monasi.asieries, but carries three years are criticalc a l to la n g u a g e |7iW|(h- " echoes of world rntKicsic iin its chords. H ykes — ------development. Readinging increases a said his,voice vibrateates during chanting, child’s vocabulary, undersilerecm ding of the KHichinK idl th e cliord:ords at once in a spec- world and love o f learning“ f r . ^ tn in i of sound like a1 miminl)ow._ The Bom to Read Com..ommittee works asic "transcategorical” - witli die Twin Falls Publiiiblic Libraiy and H ykes calls his masic B^hSmSiptbAprUCrnkdi, ' and said the concertort appeals to people the Magic V alley Regie;gional Medical from all spearums.ThcT h e sound results from Center. The program is isupported by 20 years of study byy HHykes, and was ased , businesses and communlunity organiza- at dramatic momentsus :in the Demi Moore dons. For the past two' ye;years the Junior film “Ghost." Hykes is the founder of the ------Harmonic Arts Socieiciety, and spent tiine w ith th e Daliii Lam a. MH e has Iwcn brought 1922, in Hiawatha. Utah,,h, and; moved The first;t class will meet at 5 p.m. ii to Idalw) by Bkiine CoiCounty resident Steve 1 with her family to tlie Mini-ini-Ciassia area Shields 104;10 rem aining classes wilIvi" W agner, who grewiw i u p w ilh H y k e s in a t th e a g e o f 2 . In 1939,>, sishe married meet Nov.. 15,17] and 22 at the Y poolool W ashington state'. Cedi Noble (deceased). E q u ip m e nnt t will be provided. Spacee is For more informati(ation, call th e ERC a t ^lary s Athletic Club during a special cocostumed aerobics class. ^ ary Slnkey works out a t Twin Falls At The event is hosted byy hher children limited to 10II p e o p le . ; j 72W 333.. ------1 Tonya (Rod) Robbinss g of Rupert, Cost is S35.S3 For m ora informatiori oc Ronald Noble of Dietrichich. Kathleen lo register,r, call 733-9S54. Ext. 2287, o i Legislature thisis year. For reservations, ^ Jtah, Delores, the instructictor, Bill Studebaker, at 733^733 Teachers meileet parents Fieleld day planned c all Ju d y a t 326-i6-5296. Zemp 2 of St. George, Uta ;a, Okla., and 9554, Ext.2142. 2 I JEROME - Parent/tint/teaclier conferences DECLO DI - A beef managementlent field (Joe) Spellman of Tulsa, Dana (Kirt) McKinlay of BlaBlackfoot. She will Ik‘ held from 6 to 9 p.m . Tliursday and jaay y will be held from 9:30 a.m line available [ 8:30 10 11:30 a.m. FriiFriday at the. Jerome p.m.,m. Friday in the Skaggs Bunk!S.„“se Free hotlii has 19 grandchildren andanc 16 great- C lub tO:o brunch Tuesdayi HigljSdiool.. a tI ththe Sam and Aline Skaggs ResearchRes SALT LAKE; CITYC - Urological prob- grandchildren. E is. A keepsake TWIN FALLS F - The Christiai5ia ii Teachers will l>e loGiloGited in th e gymnasi- Rannt a p ro g ra m accom plishched pianist and piano teachej:h e j Jerom e I’lihlic Librar"•i'ry. ,------Coutounty/University of Idaho Exte:xtension prostate disea:•ase, at what age men on "Outer Planets.” Thostlose attending attendingg the Twin Falls Christiarji a i Thu group win be)e a borse-nding club genr should be screenened for prostate cancer, ^ irvice. liars and warm Academy, w ith d ivisions fu r chi!children ages 8 to.lS the treatm ents'S available for inconti- should ^ bring their binocular 'enture to look The gu«uest speaker is Bonnii and one for anyonee agea; 6 and over who i _ . patient should if they clothing^ for an outside venl >pfintf nence, what a pa with the binoc- Motherwayy of Lander, Wyo, Her topic is can ride. The clubI> wwill be involved in JCeep c lovers set meet have kidney stoitones and others will be .at Neptune and Uranus wit! d telescopes will “Lasting Imjmpi^ion.” } drilling, parading,;, jajamboree co'mpeti- EDEN E[ - The newly formeded Jeep answered by Dr.I James Christian ulars. “ Viewing th ro u ^ tele r anyone who Costfortl:th e b ru n c h is $3.50 p e r person,'son! tion and trail ridinflin g . M e m b e rs h ip is prc.sire.servation Club of the Magicic Valley\ Jensen, a urologogist at LDS Hospital in follow ^ the m eeting for ai weather. ' C o m p lim eentary n child care and dinne^,ne^ open to all of ther MagicM Valley area. willill hold its monthly meetingg atai 6:30 Salt Lake Cit:ity, and Dr. George wants to brave the cold weai reservationsns may be arranged by callinn Those attending ar.arc cncouragcd to p,m, urologist at Cottonwood ,m. Friday at the Oasis Restaistaurant Middleton, a ur 733^042. Reservation^ shoulda b rin g id e a s a n d a.ssist;sistan c e.------(neailear the Han.sen Bridge). irray. | Hospital in M urr Free concert Sataturday d , can c ele d o r a sed by a friein n d j ------1 Anyone Ar interested in the presjreserva- The hotline is a community service TWIN FALLS - The Salviaivation Army on of old Jeeps is welcomenc :to an provided by Desleseret News and IHC, a is hosting a fre e c o n c e rt aand n d sponsoring Q L iorc ' W e w aint n your ' /ening™ of food and conversationtion. The charitable, comnnmunity-ovtTied, nonprof- *' n t ' a food drive at 7 p.m. Satuaturday at 348 i swap equipment’ ily requirement is ihat memberbcrs own it health care• corganization based in p F o u rth Ave. N. T W IN FAi^ALLS - The annual CollegqCgq n e v!k w s r ; ?1970 : or older Jeep in the truerue Jeep Salt Lake Cityf thati serves the health ' "Nobody Special," a cocountry-rock of Southerern Idaho Ski Swap will b^ vintantage (the oldest Jeep now owniwned by needs of peoplipie in Utah, Idaho and ^ band, will perform . Suggest*ested donadon held Nov. 1<14*16 in th e gym . : m em b er is a 194G). T h e g ro u p is inter- Wyoming, IHt'*n«w»toywm»wnttvrttohwabeutlt * ame is som e ca n n e d fo o d . F o r memore informa- Check-inn of consigned items is sec for W««raA(ri(Meh«)dJoqrJotyBi)wLniiwfJo» estcc:ted in fin d in g new friend.s w ithith jeeps.'j do n . caU 733-8720. 3 to 5 p.m1. .:Nov. 14, with the sale opeii*3Cli* tontMpiCa«Winma w H w t FoFor more information, call WesW or Luncheon . in g a t 5 p>.m. .n th a t d a y . T h e sa le c o nitin! tin j • CoB>iwltyinNtln0. ■ 1 1 scheduled ' Fayeiiye S ta p le to n a t 733-6730. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 15 uun(| n ^ • CMntlom. I ,LS - The Twin Falls ^ elsitpri ues from 9 TWIN FALL; Annual brunch Ssi i a i e a fro m 9 a.mn. . to 2 p.m. on Nov. 16. ' • SocWwanti. I [he Daughters of the lU fact Chapter of th SHOSHONE - The West;st Magic1 Lake The everent is sponsored by the CSl • bxMduilwMm- I ieniors serve breakfIHTaSl American Revolsolution will hold a lun- ^ csi Recreation Q ub has plannetned its armual Ski Club.. IFor more information, callc a ll JEROME - Breakfast will bele servedSi cheon meetingJ tat 12:30 p.m. Saturday ‘ • YooriddiWdthiir I Veteran’s Day Champagneine Brunch for 733-9554, E:Ext. 2221. * froiTom 8 to 11 a.m. Saturdayy aat the at the CanyonI SSprings Inn, 1357 Blue J •ctMOw I 10 a.m. to noon Sundayr at the Magic ^ *rome Senior Center on Firstt A>Avenue Lake? Blvd. N. L ak e R esort. W a^wnttopuiikta I Bob C o in e r wilvill p re se n t a p ro g ra m on ^ Cost is $5 per person.1. E v e r y o n e is OService iI yooriMotcltpNU I The menu features pancake:ikes and the Civil W rj, arand a collection to bene- w elcom e. wwOtatfwBicltfw I im or sausage, biscuits andd ggravy, fit veteran patiuients at the Veterans '' A general m eeting willrill be held at ;gs, hashbrowns, coffce andI mimilk or Hospital in ^iscise will be taken, InptttaittDoatMdea. 11 noon. For more informationion, call Jonny lice. Cost is S2.50 p e r person. For m ore infciformation, call Shirley [ NEWS I PlHMMndyoarnnn Jeroi Bubbac(208) 487-2037. H e id e m a n n a t 42423-5364. ‘ ndpbotMtp: I East. CoBwuDftyCJtofAjrt 'ancakesTh on the menenu „ ^ stums from Kuwait'j i t i dtkH Event Alls food bank b Hite rei hamEDEN - Senior citizens willi„ scr,b: Button COollectors meet I klE - A ir Force Staff Sgt« TtaltawNnn . . I JEROME - Theh o a n n u a l P.0.BPX648 rpakfast from 9 a.m. to noon SatiSaturday TWIN FALLSS - The Pioneer Button . Robin Hite, recentli} Octobcrfest/Novemberfestest sponsored -M iFab,ldriioS3303 th e S ilv er a n d G old S e n io r Centlemer. Club will meet•t ot 1 p.m. Saturday at j; ^^H -returnod- from- 1 by the local branch of Aidid AssociationsJ 73M931EKL2S8 I Apple pancakes, sausage, eggs,;gs, hash- the Office on AgingA{ Annex, located at ^ three-month deploy for Lutherans will begin o rowns, coffee and juice aree o:on the the southwest comercc of the College of • m'ent to Kuwait. H[e e isi Sunday at St. Paul’sO-uthertleran Church. enu. Cost is $2.50 for adults andmdSl.Sa, Southern IdahoD camc pus. now stationed a l. ’s will furnish ir children under 12. The pubpublic is The group isis studying black glass, Members of St. Paul’s v M c C u lla m A ir B a see illir XZSl/2E.RRbSttL I German foods for the potliotluck dinner; vited. Anyonti interesested in learning more ( SacrQmento. Califiili f j a t • about-button-col:ollectiiig is in v it^. Coll - --ii-.music-.will -be .providei d e d - b y —l ^ c ___ B W -H ite also-served-in1-in— eevrill offering 0(1 Mtuy Lou Beckeker at 423-5525 for more Alpenspieler ^ Band. A freev Greece, Panama anda n d ducation discussed Jerom e Food .YeacintlMiMcbnbyta 0 - information. Vwill be taken for.the Joi i^H U England. HH TW IN F A L L S - D elta K a p p aI GGi am m a B m k . I w M ' Hite is the son1 of r;"cill h old its m o n th ly m e e tin g a t 1( _ Bob and Pat Hitea of DHdtehrttiiSaidiypici Noble celtlebrates 75th \ ™ Jerome. He hosh a s — itu rd a y a t th e C anyon S p rin g s In ; taught H i^ ll Dorothy Reynolds, chairpersono n oi f th e _ R U P E R T - A\ipha r Noble will be hon- Kayaking * skills t served in the A Ait it :SES2S5r tali 677^ « 734- I Ediealth Committee In the Houlouse o f orcd at on open:n house to celebrate her TWIN FALLS - A Kaylayaking ond Force for aalmost 10 years. H6 and hif epresentatives, will be thele guest( 75th birjhdayy from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Rolling f class offered by the CoUcgeDf wife, Michiihclie Depault of G reenfield “ » « - , IV «aker. She will talk about educducation Saturday at 34515E.200N. , Southern S Idaho Continuingling Education Mass., haveive two children, Brandon. ^ ■ ■■'. . . w iU l a id health issues, facingng the Arpha Sheenin was born on Nov. 2, D I ivision is se t to b e g in M[onday. om , ond Trevor,J r ,4 . I j! ■ i " npitHtmnTamin- Mta]rp«ilinoeaRidiy. RepiI • ' : sp«ai

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■ 'k i ' Girls’Is’ volleyball finishe; : He’sjusccver^ ion with 52-1 rccord ' getting into ffoulluble.HZ But " ' . Ten Baumort die league likes:S hI im . ... I Nows writer______don’t worry' aboutal nviNIN FALLS - If there’s a stenchich on Ih e Colliollege of Southern Idaho camp .. 1 ■ Barkley. He’s a 1brawler »'it’s not coming from any of ith e schoolI’s s \volleyball players, M. 1 him Oak hout breaking much of a sweat, t I and you can tell li G oldenn IEagles th ro ttled T re a su re V;illViilley 154,15-315-3,15-1 Tuesday, leaving plentyin ty o f : said it tim e foor ri an unnecessiiry shower, h the win, CSI finishes the rcgtiegular rtririlWiliKHiMiiBui ^ ^ s c - rI jw ' ith a 52-1 record...... y — y ~ - — “ I thotHought ii-wHs pretty much a-ser-serve — g ^ .T ir lock match,” said CSI coaciiil BenH ' * : — Xiin'Yod Kf/KM a m h - I t ' i. j3^ C T a ^ ? L s \ O dkhy, on CJun'uiH(S liadity lie first two games, Treiisure VallRidley scored a couple ' p o in ts o ff bloc or kills bui T o d a y ’ s s c : i i iI i Dn V I j E . h game three, t Chukars wcw e r e High school volieybalball J | L done. [ Kstric-t 4 AlkSiiir .it sc o re IlilJiSiiuol I m l f B r •»•!. LiLi-sa l' M Bruggenthih i e s . w e n i to th e si ’ Golden Eaglt>Kles. r b r i i - ; i - In She served ;ht for the easy victory. WhW hen Canyon Conferer■ence lists --w-Lire Valley did set the ball up, a CSIC • • , • * ras wailing to tiinist the hall hack■ackto .-.-■.■'./ijM k . / ...... All-Star volleybaball team lu k a rs side of th e net. T he C lass A-3. D istrict IV sschools named “Theyley were mentally done," StroItroiid 5 " F iler coach E