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m S ;... [daho/96th year. Noj t ^ 4 -■ 5Hne.sday, A p d L 4 ^ - ■ SQ-ce itci,—------C o o i j M QDRNING t ::;" WtcA'iHER ■ U o c k ^ ^ Todaysly^Partly— ^ ■/ c w i r IS nco d frp r s f e l e a t ^ ;-V Tr?w -;fc dy.foasiy " ' o p v . , I K J i ’ '. ^Saiilh,. and.to] stricr p a n e l’ss 1 r e c o m m e n c . .h i g h 4 ( ddtion headsis t o g o v e r n oor rjjih .'■ chance, ofrshowers; totoday. i^.Mlcha«haelJoume^.-', .‘V; 7. . • bers of legislidvie 1)l)istrici ,23V cen-'. cahdiiididates.- : p age A2 .IlniSli®!!

M o n k y . DjBilnquent assessmem ents: . Historic Old Town^T^IVvinFalls ^ leaders voted to-procitjcee d m th ly date^ a.coUe^bn'actibn th)thatcbuld • . J a n d d e b to R i n c o u r t. can pull permTcs P a g e E l lers don’t have . gem ent plans: ' , J,- :Bush still wins, sort 0 lyanDumas. \ '■ Newspaper reviews pi th e J-- . , TImet-Newswiw w riter- ■

mixed results. ■ ^ T W IN FAlFALLS-Idaho-and. Page'AiZ particularlyirly the Magic Valley, .' which produc»duces_at)out,.67J percen t . of the'state'ate’s milk >■ might :be , - ^ F 0 Q D & - H o:in ) M H " ^ . headed forJt a nide awakening if . > d a iry m e nI fo:fail to-meet a July 1 ^^^^■^r~regulatbryde;rdeadiiner"^------^— ;— " That’s the date nutrient-man- . agement planspit are due at the... •'

ture. It’s1 alsoal; the day the Ag .

:~^state Legislatislanu-e'to Stan pulling . iTiilkperiniBlies oh dairies that have • ' ' i . ■ hotcompliediled: . . i. teacher ChdttlneCela:(elaya discuuas'a story she it t wadingi to her class. The QwaoodlneJlttrictliaimorefiHh-ilh -p a‘Je't» than any otlier m i l l — —Therimpltiplicatipirj'io Idaho'? -■------^ ■ economy are:arehuge, especially con- | - Balkan cooking Se^î tostrcjdcCDTS~riT ^ Q ' ■ - 937®dai^Lis h a v e f f l ^ so fae. ‘ . p ie f ro m t h e B a lk a n s I ^ O im rte - Revokingnr i g m ilk perm its u d p r ^ : : ' - •? tor Saiidmann ' ' hibitiog saleslies H*ouIdhave subsian- . their cooking skills ^Leto ~ • th e p a st 10 y e a rs in Goododing as it dal effects Ir is i^ d p e s . TlmefrW6vwiwswriter . . v , IS In the ag community • u n iq u e d e l i d o u s i ■■■ Îftenif^'grow l —h a s b e e n in -o th e ra re a sclschool dis- ' • and,beyond;;id; accoraifi^tSTVilsori ■■ ’ ' tricts.' . P ago C l GOODIN)ING - G ooding’s pop'ula- tO: 1.438*.:- , t',697 : -9.9% school { and community nre la d o n s . a d d s iriore! thith an $ 2 billion to the ' ne of the few Magic ' '!M 7 9 - s u r e o f t h e r ic h e s t c oon^ct n m Valley co -1 8 2 •.•.■■.;...U% ■■ .( coordinator for the Twiwin Falls. ’ state’s economlomy.hesaid.. communities that hias • Siiae.^:.' ■i0.3%-'v ' 5,326 .3 .8% School < District. C^sus.d . M ajor League basebalball on h as. seen ,• i it! t s : ■saass' •'•s.;••^:--.V."'354...-- -8.1% ' ^datayet .. Nonedidessless, said Marv Patten, . 320 10.8% . tot be released could he shoulders; Alex RodriiInguezhas schoors s< M&1-: : ,i3.s% ■; the Ag. DepD e p a rtm e n t’s' D a ir y 171 -11.7% • point -• the number of cl s t a r t e d slo w ly ; ■ far hold or •••.■."1,316 V ::r3.4% '..'- . 1,148 14.9% \ children Bureau chief,ief, the law is dean No .:K''re28 ■ . ■■-:,^.eS7r^rr— .0.2% - • • : -J. J— 667— re.0%-:------‘_being. taught_aL home, sl : pla^no.mUkpi l k p e ^ t . PageDl * to enroll ..>'■•.1,313- ,• .^1% '' •• Data still to come frc , J.', •• .u y 2 ---.7 " i:B V ^ “ — C en su s B ureau tndiide. did ie n u m - BS-would-undoubtedly , g r 0 w tt.h ,l] ■ • ■ 420-:. 0.7% . • . *384 18.8% ; t ber of children per hou;pusahold, lucers, b u t losses w ould •' .. from thes Fpast decade, but this Jwwntl,;. . 3,061 ;;;''.*3,082... 0.7% . ■8,781 . 10.8%'. Vwliidi would allow the. di:district to reverbenberate through the ag . year Gooclodiixg too, like, m any. ' O p in io n ' 1,237-.‘, ■.•a.1%'.-' ■ - 1,087 13.8% cco m p are th a t n u m b er w itlith p u b lic c o m m u m tyr -w - v ith dairy suppliers .school dis: •- 4.476 .5 .4 % ' listricts'in the region, • 6557 : . ,.14.9%: aa n d priv ate school enrollmm»«Vc c a u g h t in that th a first wave - and .■Enrichment; TheCpUeiU ege of experienci •MtW«lBh;->'^-. 277, 276 -0.7% . 313 ; .12.1% need a drop in enroll-'' ..Like Gooding, Twinin Fails' outipto.tito th e b ro ad er com m u- W W le k i - . . . . , , 190- 200 . • 5.3% r .191 . . 4.7%, c - S p u p h e m I d a h o i s a ggreat n first ' . School District .has seen1 stu: d e n t iigh'est w aterm ark in o u r .' . . . " " ' 4 8 3 : . '480 ' '6.0% \ 401 19.7% - :: cash recelpK for niilk • ■ Seponthepathtow is , '.IW ii Falls ;; : 7,048 6.B36 — 3.0% ' n u m b ers e b b a n d flow dur n e v ,° S .Slol ,f w as a b o u t-th re e y e a rs . 6,791 ' - . .7% , 5 • to da/s editorial says.. 603 • 1.8% decade. But recently TwiwinFaUs VSI .OS miUion ih:idaho in ' > . id Richard Thompson, •, i 817 , 12.3% ^ ■ iSlSiii.f ' ! ■: .1,011 . ’ -6.0% 9 3 7 7.9% hhas been cau^t in a dov iding about'SSSO mil- •.'..I il of- Gooding Middle ^ 3 >32328 *1.6% - 32,067 3 2.3%. e “ S p - i r Mlagic a e Valley alone,, School. enrollm ent cycle despi 37 246,069 0% 220340 22 I t s . city'sc overall population. to the Idaho Agricul- Thescholane, cr< Ing break .6 * ' rewmeimbers tlhome e s.:...6 ' TH.A.'wclalilatedl^M - . ' p Obituaries .. .2 • Idaho/West .4^ .W A S H ININGTON-President . • T i m e2 bI e g i n s | ition E Bush wamein ed C hina,T uesday th a t ^ o it risks damamaging reladons with Section C Money ------iheUnited.id-States,-uhless-it-quick>^— - ■ , to iWiitjQ ii p,tions_^ • Food ■ . ClassifleSifled -4-10 ly rd ea sests the American crew of ' -- a damagedd NavyI spy plane. .'' _ '! .&Home .-..1.8 ^ I v .i— _i__..fbrU .S'.S., C h in a = = 2 "It is timy plane s|t» on the tarmac aat t UngshulI air b ate on China’sa’t Hainan Island In this Image ■members were In. to-:end^heir:s ' • ' ‘I ' fbronlliieclussfflimed-ailg- "d^ -^lea< W T iy c niw."Al M Bigei{edpropcanbeseenonihafaiI far right. The plane’s rad«r not deimdon.” . ' . " note It dltm antled.- dowrie3T\mer ' I n China,a, meanwhile, authori- X:Xinhua, news agency rel icy analysts and for* i e le a sisd ' ‘‘T h e e n tirilire crew is in good - to g e t them ' Home a s soon i wpM. p la n e a n d iidals its saidT ues^. • desaHbweded American diplomats : pipictures of the damagedJd Navy . health,•’-saidid :A rm y -B rig .-G e n . sible.’: sil ■ • J without riipti M to meet thele crew( T uesday fo r th e E! th is g e ts b e tte r OF ea»-~ - 733-^31 EP-3E at an air base ono the-, ..Neal Sealock,X the U.S. Embassy . As a. result of the talk— f — — re la tio n s-becoii first dme, bt me,” said KenaeUi ortnBuriey . but there was' no sign- sosouthern island bf Hainailan. The ' 1 d efense a ttachiche, o n e of tw o dlplo^ Bush Bi administradon believ foreign policy w h e n r t e y v whomfersawA«tap<4.‘, iA j rfeiT rfs— >' ' - ' ' ^kteho B««0hBpjiir»i!rtafdBy-i7~- .V; ■ONIQHT:: I p T H U R S D A •■•• 5 - - “ i l f t p l " ' ' ’' ■" Y«h ■ I— TODAV-“ |“| - ^ 3AY FRIDAY^ I ’^ppSA T U R D A V I I SUN H ( ^ ^ W' : HI u w , 22S.TKfSZ2!ni.'~riC;..'-M2Zr38*/22*" ' ' ■r34'I'1B' Bl*T4ff«»22'5'(lb aftfeAiK' Cranbrook 46 45 24 0 . 52 28 . pc r e i ' . : ; toSsK EdmdMbh''^'^'^*'22î(e •■r'48’T tt^ ' - •— i...... ;78»ln1M0 • • ....;..:.ao*irttw r.‘.' ' l | p Prsclprtatlo C louds anri riiin: It - ..-.34■: 22j.yi.;;;j4 2g;i>l .■.,.,84.Mbn4na tl/d o d y m t^ - ^ t t l M u n n ^ ''' ~ miflhilhêr : i.'cold; .;ml_ldar..’ i 'occasional sun -siinrit X • •• , •: ^Moothtodal# ■ . ;• later.'; ; ','.v ^ .. r I t m l S r . Toronto 44 S L - ^N 6fmtfft6h» .. .'"and a shower.. • ' aho'■wWer. ‘'.; ■ : .• VkheiSiver'. '"•.■''■82 y y S kM lsaouto iYMftodat#;, ' I ..• A'48* •. 'I j >-.'lT 2 6 ? ':’- I I 'A M ° T-'3'i • W « o o ■'•Vtetorla' r .•55, ’ SS 37 a ' '47‘ ilIJt'f •: tt...... 04W* -.3b>.-] U se^. TasM 'l i W 2B ’ I I A 46*' Winnipeg. '34 34 ‘23 an -34, 3K'ah,.- ^ S ^ M A 2 a B .\ NbftWVMf* ' Humidityt , .. [REGIONAL WFATHER SUN A n d m o cON WOftLi?P ICITIES ^ p P y S .- . ' . li 84H' ' S o u th ern Idaho: Chillier tharlari normal again today with timdim e rfit sunshine a n d . isiSurrtsetbtW/'a-'*^^------' ■";^5-a;m. - , ' 1 Today 7?itc: . clouds;a lew spota wllj have;IQ a shower during the midday/ br.aftembe oon. Pa'rtty cloudy ^ ^ 8 ■.05 In.' ' ■ , Hl^La_Wl , Hl-Lotdt:;- X‘4l1tiEili.: ■ Acapulco;. >V'88'88.'.70fpc-v;90'7ar«' ^ .polliiny«sUwt«rxl^ln7Wln,Fijis- ; :y •! ■ BoIm : Chilly agaln.today wilt/ilh a.rhlxture 0/ d o u d s'an d sOoeJOehinp; a show er « h n o r - Mopnsetten^tVpZ^^^^ £ .-Qr»S8-:r.rr.:irAbtort..w*«a.;.\-;Abtim’ , r a '5 t p6” '-''W’'i i * i c , , 5 » 2 |p j|U ^: TfMs...... M ' bo ruled out dijrino tho middaday 'oraltemoon. Partly cloudyy a n d cold,tonight. ^Rattly, ... .-. Fulj. ';; ■Last.’,',.,.;iêrw' ..Modera|0;.Mold ...... Moderate ' . -sunny and^tumlng rnllder lom ^ ^ e r ; . ~ } 1 occasional sunshino today; ae i fefew show ers In the val- IUV INDEX to r>DAY SS U .-“70 '.68 r 76 •B4.*‘'b ' . leys, while «now .showers jailIII 1across Ihe mounialns. Partlyly tot< mostly cloudy tonight; “ ------London 46 36 c 50 40 '-’«h .. ' a fewralri and snow, showers,rs, ospoclQlly oarly. . ’ ' are iotfay's - ' - ! — MBJdco O ly ' - '8'86”60-'*'.“':82, 6 ' saiM - and I Northern Idaho: Clouds anddno'm 1 oro’than occasional eunsiinshlne tobay with a chilly 4 r ■■ 'le r • . 'vwind; there'will bo a few sprlnl'Inkles o r llurrios In the v a lle Î aar n d anow show ers In the - <2 I Rio do Janeiro 81 68 pc '79 68TPC - i p M B g iM rrnountains. Partial clearing ton onlght., ; . . 0 tz a r - ^ • /6565 •47"poy 81'*4$.po " ->:_eajn_lOa4^-Noon— 8|X(n;i(nr-4p,mr-:— ' NATIONACEXTFREMES Yttwrdayday (tor tho 48 cantiguoui itaioi)' g.. • 72- 8o“'?F 78 •.62*‘a' “ : All maps', fore- - O-I. Minlmat; 2-3. Low; 4-6. Modoiderate; 7-9.' • Tokyo . 5050 . 39 a 61 50 a ..High: 10*. Vary High. Valuos Indic caslsenddala HiBh I- ? ! • In Harlfngon, TX Low-lMnStanlan l« y ,lo ' ■ . J* dlcalethe vK v' N'83 >4eTpc''*f5rrw"c- provided by. oxpoaure to tho aun’a u'ltraviolei1 ra«y«- Zurich ' 57.57.41 r 48 4Zjfi .. AccuWaalher, ■ÊATiHER-- ••— ■. . 'T ' ■ ■SiiH A iil Inc.e2001 - NATIONAL Wl NA TiONAircnTiiES — - 'oather aysiomt and pradpltailon, Tei Today T hu;' T( |h/low lemporaiufot oro givon lor tab Today ■ Thu.,I .' REGIONAL.CITIES' C ■ ' •*l«tod diioa. . _City cjt ' HI Lo W ' HIHi Lo W City HI HI Lo W • HI Lo W . SS'GB-^'e Memphia .' ,76. .76. 68 t ' .82 86,..O ' T odiyly ' Ttiu. . . . . Today ' , Thu. S9 35 a Mlomr . 84 84 70 a 84 70 '^Sc . city HI Lo , W W...HI Lo.W, ..City, HI Lo W , HI Lo W JV‘ 4 r ’'» '' MhvaUkee ‘ 49 37. a , ' '4 8 '4’1^‘W; . ... BolM .. . 4 8 .2 6 ' ••pc PC .5 e ::3 4 ,M ’."M cC al •' • - . 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ME. 4444 31; a 48 28 k ' t DUfblt’-" ? ■ • 58 3 8 -'a ' ’'--:6«* I.Qwlston . 48 38 cc SB 3 8 .a ' Stanloy.- 49 27 c 53 31 p c - - ^ « “ 43 'c Raleigh ' V '668 8 46 . pd : 88' 5 r ; f Mfllad • ; M 3 8 " c .' e .' "88 35 pc 3 lEM B M -ftS ai— B Pf a a o ' • „ 84 52 pc 822 .55 .sh RopkJCIty ' 42 42 39 : c 48 39-f 48 24, C " 48 - 24 pe <1 Fthtanks . ' 43 19'-c ’* ^ t , . Molla 39 31 anan 53 32 pe ' Yolkmrstona.>. MTM 38 18 sn 38 22 an [ FOi 7'17 af Reoo 47 47 30! 0 “ 62'34‘i» ', Fargo 44 37 r ' 46'6 39 ah Saeramonto . 63 83 40 < pc 68 44 a I Honolulu- ' ' 82 7 0 '’'a ''M '8r'^TO' r ' a , . St.L oti# '• ' 54 84 '53 1 e . '' '74 '6 2 :;e Houston sa 72 .0 87.7. 70 ,pc St:Paul .. 48 48 37, : ah 50. 3a:,«h ' WdltrtiioBa ' M « eh '• 5 8 ^ j Jj^ o n v tiu . - 7ft a i , .-y*r ’s P° I?!! ” I LO ^_tU N CliimKELSeECIALL iSwaaCrty • • 3’-83 ah .SanFrandaeo '68 ^ atgs&KketcifBali 'I S ■W l .\ju 58 44 p ? ^ l 8 ^ * ’ a • . 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Recpunnts woulcdhave BPAchoos J ►ses power coverfish Schools < . ' n '- ■ — PORTfcANDrOrerOiP)P?-=^liti-. . Umtm wlll-berbî^pei'ated without T : Bonneville Power Admiiiislistradon spilling extraaw v at^ for salmon for ConUniMdfromM HheipexfLBiish-m -choserpower-jtenerj rioto t r o v e r ------arleasrtw.OTW>.W6eks-under em er-' [au. ^__' -Growing-cg-O M hrinkin^ - “helping” juvenile salmimon on gency provlsioisionsof regulationsto ' '“We have continued to .s e e a T h * follow ing fl T uesday, saying It will rave RSfl0Ui«aahowth«- MIAMI (AP) - A ne>newspaper votes hadd beeni started from' J* ve water , guide salmllment oharioalnpopuwpulatlonrortwoaDe • ■ review of Florida’s;“un(undervote” scratch in allal] 67 Florida coiiritieis- . ]°for a two-week period rathiJie r th an efforts, -0toup»iromJ9 ■"■" lJaJôts■co^cl^de5^lra^^*rTresrdenJ Tuslhg tlie! mmost inclusive stan- ^-TfpllllHe lt;over ColuihbTala Kiver . riie Lapwaitfiairidaho-based N ez.. from th^first week off s1 c h o o l . , Bush would,almost certairtainly still dards. Undetder that hypothetical dam s. ■ . P erce .Tribe! b(bemoaned the ded- ' to the beginnihg of'Marcrch>.the County ITyeaiyearaand IBvaara. ; — -"havenvon-the^tate-hâ* “aiSfric^f*s~ên'rolImentî. ciunt '' , .-youiyounger . andoldv ; Supreme Court allowedt'ed a hand' ed chronologlogyofthepost-election ^cult decision, but the drouju ^ t h as p ro g re s s made a d in recent years . 'd*dropped by .139 studentsIts f r o m Blaine 26.6% 26. 45%...- ■• recount to b e com pleted.id.. ■ comest,Goreore. would have w on the so depleted water suppliclies that toward restotoration of salmon . 6,860 to 6,721 or by aboutI t 2 p e r- C a m a s ,13.4% ,13. • 46%;.-, The'Miami'Herald"alI arid USA White Hnn ------:------:------fir first to feel an economicc pinch Canyon 45.5 ; When the prbces.s was s 45.5% ' 46.8%' , ’ as stopped,’ -exclusivelyy. oon what might have : Continued Ce from A l : ■ Swan diedlMarch22.*, M a"and head for work elsewswherei ■ Kootenai 65.7% 65.T '5 5 .7 % '.''.: .. recounts using a variety/!ty/of stan- happened if t Drops this year are occu if the recount had been ’ Surprisingly, the comrnmitlee A teacher• fifor 15 years, Block '^r c u r r i n g . s u t a i19.7% 9 . r . , 32.4% '• ; , ; dards had already had -beenbe com* . allowed to cot across the board, suggestini continue. - . , declined to indude the oninlv two recently servjrved in the Idaho , ing that Source: U.S.!. Cen8usCe '. \ '• pleted in seven countiesles ~ Palm ’ A group < tightening economic cond: P consisting of The' cra andidates w ith strong legl: GOP'seducatioitiori tM k force, w hich i “ 8 tditions | ' Beach, Volusia, BrB ro w a rd , Associated Pi lPress.TheNew.York .expericnce.on-the-li6t-that-^ rtv’s Platform on edu.'_ are » » spreading, she said. ^-y-H am iUonV'Martatfee. EsEscambia iimes, The ie Washington Post, givenbI, to Kempthome. cation. Scnooi enrollm ent stateitewide . ... ' and M adison - and in 139139 M iam i. . ..CNN, T h e Pi Palm Beach Post, S t.- Ron Black, a five-term mimember . Last' ypar shshe logged in more did not ^ w this year. De<>edlnes - managerger for the Idaho' ;■ D ade County precincts. . Petersburg Til around Idaho were offsetetohce Departmentof of Commerce, said Times, The WaU Street-, of of th e H ouse in th e la te 198i}80sand ' than 1,400 hoursho of volunteer Bush’s 1,^5 margin-wawas based Journal and t again by growth in Koototenai, Idaho’s populatiilation remains reki. d other newspapers is 1990s,19 and Randy Hansenen,who work for.thehe party and waS o a • on the assumption thahat those analyzing unties. ' tively youthfuliful biit that aging 41 uncounted preaden- gave ga u p his seat in th e H onluselast : recently namlined'to the Idaho Canyon „i. and "Ada cour V numbers would .stand, butb u t th a t in dal ballots icascast In th e Florida elec- ye a lth o u g h Boisie S c h o o l Dl:district boomersac'S account for a h i ^ - _ > aU.ihej;^tJuLtiie.state'tl y e a r to c o n c e n tra te On peilersorial Republican HallHa of Fanie for her ' e the most tion, includingingovervotes. , ■ business bu interests and clchurch " work.. saw a d rop o f ab o u t 300 stutudents percentageje ofo growth in-iifte ; generous standards wowould be . That balloHot review, which is' re< that,amounted to.a 1.1 pejercent older population,don. . :s« ■ ; applied. • ‘ i*esponslbilitiesi were passssed up , During a qu(question and answer being conducilucted by the Chicago- .bythe.committee. by . , portion of Tu( decrease. These three couaunties “Idaho’s populipulation u n d er Id 'is I But the Herald reporti ruesday’s meeting, ' ”®, orted that .. based Nadbncbnal Opinion Reseat “There ‘ was a lot of expeileri^ce ■ Block told the c accounted for m ost of IdiIdaho’s ■ growing fastersr thantl the natiOtM . the balance would haveJ tippeddi to Center, Is ecommlnee she does - durine average, but it’s i Expected tp released . • on both the winning side arand the , not have anyr particularp. Issue she robu^^pulation gtpwth d it’s not going to cdfc. • Al Gore if a recount of the under- . next month. \ - pe te w ith th e ba I. \ : losing los side,” said the.Dlstritrict2rs plans to focusus on, saying educa- r } baby boomei^*’ he Data from the 2000 • •lit* Republican Chairman (Grant tion,aeriailtitfort th eir study results ; des. tie: . ' committee precrecinct chairman for itsits 17-and-younger pbpuhtla tio n ot 733^31,^. 241, or by e-moi/ ' back to a five^day schedu sdule that within 90 days,da said S. David Stubbs, S while pleased witLfifh tho District 23 for>r tthe last two years' ' duiduring the 1990s. CensusIS data [email protected] , . • ’ would eliminate maii'delii^yery on . Fineman, hethe board’s vice chair. outcom out e, said h e w as surpris Jie seat this time last wilwill continue to be releile a se d . Saturdays. ■ rised a t ' , man. , BlaBlade a n d H ansen’s absence year when thele com m ittee se le c t-' thrloek.clrcu1ntiqndn d ire c to r ,PCf “'cck. Sunday nization for the past fourr y' e a rs , K lelnkopf, a potatop physiologist ' Sales Ian {ncludcd led in all ahove rules. A and, a n d along w ith H ansen, fill'tiled in at the Univei/ e r s i t v o f I d a h o ’s J Hughes; sonloif -wHI-he^lcvied-fCT—all— ■ £q^' ------JCirculatJ»n-|)lMmc-lin«-ays-nre-open— ior bwari in the House whehen his '. 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President .,.B B ush ’s ‘ «« « a meeting wtth EPA Administrator ChrlstIrlstle Whitman. . .the Europeann ccom m unity that I acc«iccord’s mandatory cuts, oh continue to beb e 'as optimistic as bonKin dioxide emissions aiid["short s Sneaker WorftJ r f d & m O T • “administration,offidals: andan sev. Instead, Environmental' ChiChristie Whitman •, told , "feral Democradc senators. d the the presidentt tlthat, working con- ' . ‘ timiimetable are no longer acc s. , Protection A^t^ racy Administrator ’ . EuiEuropeans that a trwiy negsgodat- structiveiy withith our friends and: . ableible to the Uruted States^ ' MFresidei;ntfoeus(sesorrhisiseducattiorrinitifetiye^l ' W imiNGTON.Del. (AP itf)-H opp ing a heli- thele verdict that die Senate is copter but of Washington,n, President,1 Bush .' ! is poised to render . was I — onl1 his Gnomic agendas— ^ able to focus briefly on1 his.noncontroversialhi; .. education proposals Tue ' VWith a nod to the state’s twttwobemocratic sen- SSn ruesday rather than '■ .. ator:ors, Joe BIden ^ d Tom Cai headaches over China andd atax cuts. Carper, who accbm- Democrats in the Senate anied the president Tiiesiesday,.Bush said: late, which votes this rhese are smart, capable pe Week on a budget, were worvorkingi to alter Bush's people; I just hope i Sn « r m r wy do it the way I thinkk they i ough't to be S p o M ( ,51.6 tnllioh tax-cut plan whilewl he highlighted iORE PEOPLE^ ~'.'.after*school tutoring andI mmotoring programs . 1 here with talk of human kin(dndness. 7c did lioc appear that thei vn?V trip won over . . ; At several turns; he refus dier senator. Asked if Bushsh was.swaying any— iftised to'cb'nimrat on . " idget votes, BIden grinned, ‘ ■ ..the Navy spy plane and its :24 U.S. crew mem- - . . d, “Not mine.” And' S v>ers being held by the Cl irpier spokesman Brian Selarlander said his boss 6 9 ' : Chinese. But, after : as “not likely to support die t y p T . returning to the White-Hoi le.tax package.” V House and seeing ho The I n d e n t ’s only oiher n |)roêss'toward the crew’s#’s release;. Bush m et ■ rmenoonofhistax ' with national security advi Its, which are paired with spendingsp< restniihts dvisers, then took to . . ^ . EfSI domestic programs, came v the Rose Garden to warnfl tlthe Chinese against President Bush llstens'to a 'spea e when he jokingly ' S S S the;imslated a young woman’s pleapL in Spanish for c m F tjP E T : , H further delay. -•'.eraershlp forum a t the H. Fletcher E doir * His talk was sunnier at Dre funds for after-school proprograms. •at.the H. Fletchei* , Girlsqi, Club Tuesday In.Wllmington “She7c said, of course, ‘Suppor .Brown Boys and Girls•Is Club in North port die president’s . ' ^ ^ g an effort to tout his ediicatlon Iri ,eithK cut,’” Bush chuckled. antly black neighbor- w ■ budHg^ropo^..to.spend,an,adtl iddidonaL$400:mil^S. a i : anomer, but What w e ' ^ do i Cann.next year on after-school V “While those of us in govtlovemment are trying inc >oI program^ open- B B ing people to help;’^ Bush tol .'wasI up those and other governemment grant pro- S i m — m — ' to do the best we can withth Ibudgets and taxes, community coi volunteet^ •■"Tl , jvhat we can’t do'is make ams to religious groups “si“so they can help . ike people.love one.. He ] alluded IndirecUy to th . cutsange hearts,” he said., l a t Q a u d i e peaker during a lead- ; ^ M Brown Boys arid '' mon I < O M E IN II AND SEE! Bush facces criticcismont(ton, Del., as part o f' . âtive “S m(loyes B Nmwdw nliiltlatives.:. 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Repu scule for his actions even though hiscur-hij .' family planningng groups that pro- . margilves are shocking, giveri^Bu , rent approval, ratings renremain mote attritionr.overseas..Arms o« con-' 5neralT>oliti(al'orreneaonr “Gt trol advocates! areoi distre^d over , ofpr*iken as a whole, thQ^ add upiserv- ' “6 u r . som e : mode:d era te. Bush’s rejectiorion of the previous ativerongly conservative thrust^ i t e Remblicans are also imea^,V,espe> < administration’sn’s efforts to. entice, recenlany observers find sbiking;imen-. < cially over the ehvironmemental North Korea intoiiii renoundhg its tarydering « Bush’s ^ foh s duringon in a t t i decisions, which appear to put nuclear ambitioidons. 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' ince and a former.em*-^ glfareTolls'" fear .The two speakers we .,-.„-^T-tor.of'the-BrovJrown-Daily-Heraldfto— ■ in 1994 at nearlyrly 143 mil* posed to discuss HorowiiS co n - mee'willlAunûwartfer. • < lion people, mostly singliiê women ia<» ;■ tendon that slavery rep:Sations , "IJeytold.lid me that Horowitz’s and their children. Amiim id to u g h • ••-4»0/Jw»iooo. 2000*' arei misguided and u n n ^ presence woul/ould result in violet ' n ew rules and the strongengest econo* source: u.s.>. Dcfienmeniefd HM/mara Human S»n . . T —:-----7*3----- A p^d ad detailing HotaSXtii’s . P™“ “.” AuivLuwaher said Monday.' my in a 'generadon, they'ley began a , ■ / p inflammatoiy i argument wiwas print- "They weree concernedC( that the ° dramatic decline, falling [eiald last' ' emotional statesta of the campus ^ e f^ e r . centdeclinene in the preceding th ree June, J only five states sasaw th e ir ' h.^v^»tn')fty^.^f ed by the Brown Daily Hei : and f ^ g r than anyone ore sLoff— ------U--J re'thaiTa“ ^was-so-fragilagile-tharhaviiig-a**^ J^SsSedu-ii^months-and;nd-a-3-percentT decline—rrc“ c aselo a^S 'in crease'b y "3 “i -monthrtouching'off'more ' ^ y Septem ber 2000, theth e n u m t o . during th e sa I percent, “These caseloadsca: can’t keep ' ■ > w e e k o f emotional proteitests that - debate at, this,his. dm e would result : same months in 1999. .. while"w 29 saw drops thalat large. - ' dropping fon o f people on ^^-eifare h adad.Menl^ i SinleSep prever,” said Wendell began\ with the theft ofoi 4,000' ' ^ unpleasantnt tlthings happening^^’ • eptember, the economy - ;Simil«lyrin ; S 1999, just fotour states Primus, a weU neariy 60 percent to fewecra.dianS.8 , has showed ! -elfare expert at th e left* ecopies.of the studentnewBwspaper ______T he^R epubJtublicans’ executive--— tl signs of weakness, and .' saw s: their caseloads rise ;by-3:per*,—;b .leaning-Ceni ____ Lmilliori.people,.according ials'fear that'a'shoitage" o enterfor-Budgerand ------andi climaxed with the cccollege’s' board, discu:scussed at .length ' that the Department of He cent - between Junene and . Policy Priorii Ltld drive more people to S irides, who examined decision c to ban the pressss from a whether it shouldshbi go ;ahead with .• Human Services is prep September, while 34.sailaw them food stamp cn •e p a n n g to go%-emmOTtjn taid . d casdoads and found a forum f, on free sp e ^ . the Horowitztz aappearance.'In the ■ release. drop by that-much. . similartrend.d. ' ' __. . ■ . ■ . . , L , T h e evideidence of slowdown is- — Hprowitz-Vvisit-was-'schcheduled— eridrdie-groupoup dedded-i^wasn’t— =- But th e decline - which' Some-stateffcontinue tosjseetheir'* During theHelast six months of idi l^ e d ev?n aieareirer when examined by caseloads ci drop, ncludir iri response to the protestss. . .. ' w orth it. ■ 20 percent in one year: - has dra- state. . Bet ling New • 2000,13 stateItes showed food-stamp _ ''.I ' I Jetweeh June and ' .Yorky and California, w hen . madcally slowed. Nadon:_onaUy, th e S ep tem b er o jre onein ' cases increaseise by m ore than 3 p ^ -. p - number of r^pients fell r of 2000,11 states saw three\t of the nation s redpietients live. cent, versus ji feU byleM iheir wel/oitare rolls increase by A : just four states in the ; (9- than 1 percent'between Ji A s long ds caseloads in. biibig states . last-six moht>hths of 1999, Primus - 1 June and more than,3 3 percent,1 \vhile 10 saw fall fa the national number i — ^September,.themost;r^ncent-month -'dro^bfmore LisJikely • said-And.natudonally,-f6od*stamp— p ore than 3 percent. to to contmue dropping. caseloads ii forwhich data are available rast, during the preced* increased s ightly F .That’s compared uith i Welfare experts havee known between June !5'a4 per.. , in fu S -tSmonths, from March to ' th ne and December after , naglcvalley.coir) r n that the num ters would eveventually considerableid d ro p s.' 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Babies are more, proi*one to . reaction moree m i ild . ' -' l s i N2H2,' a Seattle compai suters working in con- ' “filters” inappropriate 6 cover new treatments lia. c: R C) O M 1 N G TRAI has removed the controtroversiai f°!;jf“l ' ''' ^ • " ;■■■■"'• ' 6 " rer*fightingTjfoperd55™ “T . '■ ' p r - — .. School administratoitors had of 250 miUibilion molecules; When ^S’ ' been criticized by oppohi'ohentsof each cbmputcuter finishes its picce commercialism' in the schcch(5olsfor of. work, itt vwill ship theldata allowing the advertisilising in back to rese[searchers, who will i p . exchange for free use ofof 1N2H2’s . further studjIdy the most promis- • Bess filtering servicc. ing resu lts. - ' 'P .■ ■■■ .------^ r l ^ n hIhT'first'time l distriC T “jj ------i - — ‘Air rage' trial ends wwii ith u te d com putitu in g h as b een iised in u , ■ ‘h e n a m e of sscience. Since 1999, ]' .. acquittal; agent recoviovering , nearly 3 milllillion Internet users ‘i"’' NEWARK, N.J. - A man have takenI partp in an effort to K' K accused of breaking a'a ';ticket '' analyze radiolio signals for signs o f ", agentVneck in a bout off aai ir rag e . in tellig en t lifelife beyond Earth; •. ■ w as a c q u itte d o f assau lt: T i u e s d a y in a case that focused atti a tte n tio n ' Jury finds twotv guilty of ■' r ' .'R' ' -oiu^sing-tempers-amor I . nadon’s airline passengers,l o n s - th e . -gttackingwwomen In melee — —John-Gr-Davisr31rclaimlim e d -h e ------NEW-YORKRK^m^ronxmen ■«------TT------— ^ acted in self-defense ancan d o n ly h a v e b e e n convicted co: of assault' m aftef the'agent shoved hihis wife and riot in cor:onnection with w id as sh e trie d to re trie v e th th« e ir 18- >rig a tta c k s enon women.following '. . .P : month'old daughter, wh'who had last-year’s5 1National Puerto ‘ • .wandered up a passagewajivay le a d ' Rican D ay P’a a radr e. / J j . _____ ing to-a plane. He faced: up to 10 A third.mainan, Juan.Miranda, ' y e a rs in prison. .23, of Paterscrson, N.J., who was ■A , “I’m just glad it’s over,”r,” Davis charged withth a sinê count of K 'R • 's a id . sexual abuse,>e, has been acquit* ^ The Continental AirAirlines' ' ted. ' I ' ; agent, Angelo Sottile, wa:was.in a' . The montMM ong trial was the . ’ *j- coma for five days and hasha lost’ only one steitemming from the _■ ■T' ' jSOTwrTCn r o f h lm e c tm igobiiuy. 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.. J . ini India cp help ququê vicnm s _ NEW D iS L H i: India' undedlhim'-during.his— '^ F f>miPr~Prpdriftnr:f ‘JtnyntoiCcaitne==^(inait-year rear,-the-tirst-to-ln3ia^ to India on Tuesday forjr.a:week-_.;-,by.a U.Srpresiresident in-22 years.— -rrlbngivisltto raise-aid forsr.victims .. ;^_OiLân;-Ji;^6;-the;'Western i: ivic^GOuliId-facedeeath-peiriall^TGliilargesî. of a devastating eahhgusuake.r- — -Indian-stateaie-of-GuJarat-was*r- Clinton arrived in Ne^ ' Ib ELGRADE, Y ugb ew Delhi; rocked byy il.ii 7 . 7 m agn itu de ig b s la v ia i’. . arrival of a ijudear-powe late Tuesday on a cominmercial earthquake , ftbo.daii M ilosevicc nmay face . w; ver^ sub Muslim woirorsHip places.'Non-. '1 ke. that k illed more W orlii:iri:brlef. .lîn a Japanese port. . . ■ ' --r r - — ^ —M uslim s-can —flight,-a-change:from ihiJie-pomp -.. than-20.000Opeople.~'''r w • : atrcarryithe=~~ ^ ’ -7 * an-practice theirrell^— » •y - ■— .— v: j. T^^^JTâme ^ ^ a time thalat manyr: “ gions, but carannotprbsely^.' -; .;.p ; ; p e n a l^ i Yugosldvslavauthori- '"nrnnit^Tri is;provjd^;*^MihBjluvlc.' 1—Japaneseiare-atigiylovtver-rw hat ■.' . i .— ■■■■—■ ^mim- r io i^ , they perceive as the aitoj U s i E o r pr^dentrulW out r te n in Vienna, Ausnia;. . !l î^_JsraeM illiillcoptersâck-^ - DvlCTdia-nofeiaborate.. —their-UiSrmilitaiyTilil?s=- . f iij his.i)rede-- S3r-«n 27tft AnU tnfy-grsiiry^ X cBsor to the ‘. Serbia's prime minis- '. larly ‘ after the acddw talol sinicing- Palestinianan target8’••^■'.^-■^' w a r an Djindjic, told The of ? a' Japanese'fishing botooatby.a , • g a ZA CCITY, l' Gaza Strip'f ^ - Navy suboff-HawaiiinFel 7cimes" tri- H F/' ; lobe in a n interview th a t ‘ ^ ■ebmaiy; ismeUheUcoicopiers.fired rockets at Open Hoi)use Celebr «. tfealMytime f : will be. charged within m ■ ' Palestinian1 AutiiorityA buildings in oration m onths Report; Americans an ths o f orderiiig th e m ur- . J' irrosted • _*e,G ^^trij??Pon_Tuesdayaftera _ ..i I iSfh & S af.. flpri - .* '..•IMnoseyic 'B ^ l irso'nal and political en&..\. for f| promoting Chfistialanitv - ■ •morfarat'tacack.from . l*alesrtniaji;.'■ Its ■ been DUBAI, Unitetl Arab E are^s .criticiically-'injured'd lO- -r ,i j^led,. at' IK M Emirate month-oldI .J e w is h : b a b y .-a n d m -: r Three Americans were s ':'.:^terade’-s-H K ^ is'mqtiier:. ' • r ■ iniaHrie’S port cii'^ ' '^ for distrib u tih g com pact didiscsMd,> .. Atleast22 • videotapes. - . ' proi 22 Palestinians, iridud- ' B ■ -.^mle outhori* glKchangngers Japanese ; J ;o m o tin g '. ing a t least tWtWb Palestiniart'police-"' ■ ^ q i r i ^ a n i ^ e Al-Khale . homehi to maiiy ChristianI s t o . .-wuncil-during-theT( -Chiaese,access-towU.S— ^se-separate-out-the question-n-of-w hor^^^^^^gft ; ministration; ' • . gy, or shutting down ■is 'is responsible from, thihe safe.'. indsoftrade. rereturn of the personnel a n d th e : • " p W ith each day, th e rris: i f f * ™ - . &at ohe side will escal Id a g ^ to sell Taiwan plane,” pl said Janies Steihbiib e rg ,h o D istrictict iHealth., ■:'V ’ n e t o r i c a n d th e btH< ced militaryequipment deputy de national securityr advisers : .ei vyants and B eijing ___ to K p o n d , d r th a t public sei _to .former President Clintoiton. VAs ji whipped up to a poi: A decisio n Is d u e th is long loi as tiiey are linked, it:it will be .. c a k e s :it f a r m o re d iffi it many U.S. analysts hard ha to find a resolution.” I C e l e b i ■ . asolvei" Lieberthal sa :ted President Bush to ' Trying to negotiate-allill three . ibrating i>ubi|c Heiealth W eek, AprilII'2 2 :8 ; V. • none ‘interview from sideration o f th e m ore' . '' issuesiss at once could drag( bc u t .the T h ese h av e a lready beco: s (elements of Taiwan’s ordeal, or increase the dran:ima and. . health of the communityy is the, first priority o f SotSoiith Cehtrai . ------introduce»new-complid« i n r a t i o n b. • • o n g ers.’ ' •. t From tônitdring commmunicable diseases to edu'iiducating the ■ .. • , , ■; If no progress is made eantime, foreign policy according ac to Steinberg anand oth- , ■■ers. . ■ * : fie next, two days, U.S. c ^ e re d two" k e y reco m - en icalthy(ife.stylc.s, bur cm'plIployees are .working to ke(keep you and'. ! Acino ' n ie n d a a o nis s Ifor .negotiating with ' Washington must do allII th a t it <01 probably begin choosii ifc. Our work includcs'thele HealthNet Vouth Assetet i osingfrom , BeiiinerKeeD:ep it sim ple, a n d m ak e . ca:can .to p re v e n t th e C hinese se g o v -' 5 program; ' i';range of possible pipunitive • . !! :ommiiriily and providing enemment from wrangling: conces-c g health services to meetet itsii ncedii, . ■ ., , tôni, analysis and fontDiroeroffj. someanaJj •• said. Among theoptip lalysts said Washington ::sibns si( on unrelated issii ing the community’s wateiter, Indoor'air, und.foddIservices. sei , , . , should deals1 separately with.three exexchange fbr'release of th • '• The United Statestes could -major elemements of the standoff: veveiliahce p lan e a n d its crev vis here to protect you amhdyour family. , ; rcall.its ambassador, aa ^^bolic : release of the 24-member say. sa: -• ■ sfep th ar gniilrf pm v» fnounterpK nr h------American-cii-crewrreturn-of-the—— ■To—heightert—pressuT : d^dve to future diplomac:lacy. ••...... dow ned planeoreceipts rep resen ts in-state! nm oney ; e local economy.’’ cht > G hh Taylor, assistant professorpn changing from one pock:k e t ^ .-..-êrying-BlainerG I ong economics at UI in Mo:Moscow. • “It could hEhave a huge impact,’^ . another, am Taylor said. The b V fit’s not just looking attthedaiiy th hesdd. effect is from the new-mm o n e y ' ■ . Uncoln,Minu . . ; rifale eff& t, ju st m i l k ^s, flfevers; .Accordingng to the ' Idaho ■ v u rin a ria n ^ it’s going to ccause a . ' D airym en’s Association,As estimated • \.Virtually all of Idaho’s $ 2> billio 1: n '. G f l U ; cfcmensurate decreasese in the ' sales from mainanufactuânddis- in processed dairy produi —^ppcessingJnduGtryr^hc-h e-said r^___ eribuDon.planiants-were-$2-fadlwn4n------exportedrW ith-a 2.32 mQlfilGpIier ; “tou’re potentially losingir ig a v a s t . factor at the processing leveirel th a t ■ '! u o u n t of moneiy ^ m prpc•rpcessors. ' understaistand th e hill potential represents $4.64 billion. T heie$1.7S ' ^: ^ a t’s where a lot of thele iimpact impact at thele iprocessing level, o n e . billion bill in-state money is part.of.p£ ' , must understai stand the export faddr, ■ that iha, flgui«, but $2.89 billionlis'n i: ew ^ • Jon Davis, general mansanager of . Taylor ^ d . EI xports - esp e d a lly (JqU dollars to tiie Idaho economy.V- • , , jiom e Cheese, agreed. value-added,ej(exports-CTeatenewi ' Gray g apeed witii Taylorts analy-t . — r!“If'thestate piills’milkk permit?p ;money in theestate.— si ------' ' 'ris: ,-ttere’s liable to be a hugelige p ro b -' , . “ T h e reasono n m ilk ^ such a b ig “As , far as the regional ecoronomy, ; . Iim,” h e said. “T here’s, a(problem' pr impact in the tl community-is chat thai Would be where the bi . ' ;irthe respect that tHe! vivalley’s berause it’s processed^ here (then effesffect would be, if you’re'taS S ■ ■ . . • gjing to have a lot of peoplepie out of exported) tinllnlike, wheat, that about abo processors being shoct>ct th at ■; »wrk. We buy milk fro m 75 . is a raw produd u c t being expbrted,” mucmuch supply,” he said. “If f i . t ’s a . ------L... • tfcri^ 'a n d we employ 20i200 peo- • hesaid. “Whaihat happens with this ' Jay day or two that’s one issue:t: tfi it’s • ■ • - • y H j l l l |rttdT5top------islt’ffironhB'lorlOSStddai^'^slhe ------longong term, that.would be anotlotiier.” , • ...... • -

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4 ^ -1:11 a l f t s c sijpspf t M i i JSIHS'm>E o n t h eople’ with founyear colle)llege degrees • .,.educaribh..The'cbstist tting,^tunde an make. It _ ■ socio-economicc._.. ,.'1.'.- m akests th e m ost '“ladder. . •" ' — ^ ------r—^ sense,.for fo students : Thai’s why even fresh out01 of high a new tuition andid fee h ike a t th e . schchool, but it also holds truitrue for older ' ~ J __ ___College of .Southern:rn Idaho.is -a good ' stuitudents hoping to leam nevnewskills.- ' , . - — deal. The 6 percent!nt increase, sched?—r ,0Of coursergoing to colleÛege is more ■ H B - uled to lake effect n per semester, cenents. i-or motivated studenlents, college A T 7 , .iip S40from the cuyreirrent amount. ' is a s a true portal beyond whichwl lies a • .V V^ K a t ’ s w ; Thus,.a full yearar at CSI will cost richich world of.opportiinity. It’s I a place ' ’ ’ /ro n g wHtfibnG- i -time feSfetei ' , $1,410, plus books> andai other incideh- '~wlu ?heie minds are opened andahi curiosity' ■ he question to be asked•dabout i , . tal expense.- isi rewarded.r For those whved with a tax increii s ’" . a four-year college degreede| for less dian toQ llifelong learniiig. Sure,-e, some stu- I answer? If.they can, rfiislis coun- , 53,000. Though the\ finalfil two years will den H Broder 'inl982,and theecoreconomy responded i ents must slog throughsh remedial try canreap re the benefits bf an immnmedi* healtiiy fashion. PresPresident Clinton '. • be more expensivet - be t h ^ at Idaho mat cut that will cushion tiie eeff f f e c u _ _ lath yid writing clas.^s,, bibut effytjs .atetêbejberihah of Connecticut and :’s worth noting,that the . ‘ estabHshment!nt Republicans like Warren is doing right now.I.. . . . 'V .p , ■ young people. What u S ° e SMarily. . . - ^ The reality is tiiatlat itaxes go up and . > lat s.hould be even doiioing.just fine today. It isIS good and. Herear I t econ- R u d m ah , the fiformer senator froin New mpre daunting is th e! are the facts: The buoyant« ^ .' do\yn, as the makeupeup of Congress le prospect of going gettetting better all the rime..Ifyouknow If omyofth. in n u al H am p sh ire amand co-chairman of the through life wiihou the 1990s wiped out the anr „ changes and its memlember^ recalculate :' out the'additional peo;eople who could bzenefitIt fromf more budget deficitsde and produced real s defidt:abhorriiirring Concord Coalition, say eaming capacity ihaihat education after eduducation, do them a favor ise. . . ______• the demands of theirleir constituents fot ' 'or and steer ,plu^s inn ithe Treasury. Some of thathat sur- It makes sense —— unbc&govemmentTbei -H— ^high-sdibbhiffbrds:—:— ------^ h elemioCSI. i " ' •' " i^ t ■ TH6f6'S6vtn/en'general agreement on.. ^benefits-and/oMowr^-----r— plus can1 tbe returned to people r i^ rates.' However muchuch he might wish i ; now, withthout iedpardiang any imoinnnr- the ^ of thetie rebateI - about $60 billion p a rt o f - an d o n th e: prprâpie tnac it ougnt to be tanttedeieral programs. Rebating pa V any more than his; fatherfat coiild ca h ^ u t " ^ , thesiirpU>lus to tajâyers would enalnable ' apportioned fa his promise of “no ne household^ so that even . ) new taxes.” , • I . sorneoftithem to reduce their creditdit-card payers and hot . Whatever the meriileritsofthisdebatj • ' , ss-News^ • ■ •debt,otivthers to supplement their unem-un tiiosewitiimoddodest incomes would get a ;.:::;:.;...;...:.,puijisfier------^ fo r sig n ifican t c h a “ ' - aboiit the relationshijishipbetw eent^ I • ploymentnt benefits while they look 1 :heck for several hundred rates and die econom ------....M anm tnw lltor Mike tm h o r. d o lla rs in thlemaiL e n iomy,lti5adebat|'' • IMngdlw^t _newJobs.i ^ ■■1 II o.that«isnot-likely>tO’b« ' . . gams thejley s ^ inafalling stock-mainark" ' ' WhanKeirisrislKehang-uprSome peo- ride a ' ■ Ple, notably PrPresident Bush, say they ■, in a 50-50 Senate, wherewhi even the T » The members offthe thi edrtorial bosrd and writersers of editorials are Stephen Hart(lartgen. However:r it is used, it would providi - Republican chainhanhan of the Finahcl . ' : ' ...... William Brock; I slds ------' -stimuluss tthe economy needs - withiithout wffl support thitiierebateonlyifitis ;k; Clerk Walworth. Steve Crumiutnp, Kevin Rlchert.and Dan Reids d by a permanent reduction . ' Committee, CharlesesGrassleyofloHj,. C . . izing the long-term fiscal healthhe . accompanied b concedes he does not .in m arg in al tax rates. In a major eco- not have die voteato. ’ of the coujuntry. - dowhatBushwants.Its... ■ - •• • , It h a s . no m icp o U cy1^ spspeech last weel^'Bush . - . , It’snotj)t a complicated idea; yet. It • , ' So why not do what __ .Only-recerentiy-come intothe-policy-dy.dis——_:âjdi_— *atcanbedone-4nd ------do1rqulckly?G6t the money out oFKe ■- cussion in a serious way. In early- ' , “ I applaud1 ththe members of Congress^5> Treasury and into the . February, the hands of the fimi- y, when this coluriin gave>the tl - Republicanss anand Democrats, who have'■ , ' lies who could use: a breakfa right now'. 1 companies, are sitting fat andid diet . first natioiional publicity to a memo b Support campaign[n finance reform cor > being . come forward'd t'to endorse quick action' That you can do. And^ d you can also bjlid Ameijpan people are payinglg thetl price.. • circulated2d by two former Republicalean , oh tax relief. Yi Last week, PBS airedred a BiU Moyers • ^ . Yet our economy needs ' in an incentive for■ furdierfui spending is-' story detailing an ongoijgoing SO-year-long' Every day,l hand out a prescrascription to congre^cilonal staffers, advocatingg a ' more t h ^ a picpick-me>up, more than a someone and explain that the cipUne byaddingaa provisopt that a siisv• . conspiracy by the cheirlemical industry iri, he cost Is rebate to0 Iall ta;âyers from the curnirrent one-time boost.?st.... Lovi’er rates do not lar percentage of nexinext year’s surplus!, if more than $100 per month. ThThei price ' surplus, It'wasait hovel idea.- • ^—stimulatie much ■ called “Trade Secrets"^ diere is one •• wbuldId ^soa be rebated B •• uvvw.pbs-org); . could be lower, but we haveeno.generic ni Butgooctod ideas spread fast, andI in the unless peoplee coin rely on them for yearsrs the people. • version available to helplbweiwer the cost. last few w-weeks, this one has acquireired down the road,ad. We must rebuild busi- According to chemict[lical company docu-. '’*<5There was a iime.\vheh I vie • Show the country■y thatd politicians dn ■ ■ ments presented on the pro^ m and- ' mr viewed drug multiple! s;sponsorship. Everyone froirom . n e » confidencence and market confidencee take yes for oh answesw'er. ■ - - I iivuilable tor put)iic vie componics.aslcaders and innoinovators— ------Rep.-Bem It ' aridxbtisumercBrconfidenceThrtfOgh'^peP fighting to make Americanss liehealthier ' , socialist,’ti,’tQ Senate Budget Committlittee manently impniproved business environ- Ituemet, ihe leadershli* ip of not one but than ever, but now I view then David S. Broder isLS a national polin'cd many (if not all) chemic lem asthe ChairmanIII Pete Domehici of New ment.” • mical companies money-hungry.corporate nio scum writer for The Washinthington ftwr.: . 1 ' ' conspired tb hide' the f£ um that they e fact that a chemi- are! are Recently, a brand riamee mmedication , , cal used in the manufa(ifacnu-e'of plastic . , called cal Buspar was about to concome off ; ^— ’ Ciiiised their employeesees’ bones tb dis- patent pai so that a generic couldildbemar--. 1 ^ L eETTER- solve. The documentsts show,sl without a , keted ket at a lower cost to my customers.cus doub^^ât managemernent of these corpo- ' The.drug Th< company then presetjsehted the — MexICO i . ' rations conspired to hai > Isra racist touMry • Afexico'doc!loes not welcome immigraiit^ • Proud Latino natfonifo n a listrn ^ td ” harm their own FoodFo( and Drug Administrationionwith , ■ Imustn ------employees. Last I hearctard, conspiring to . “nt : resi^nd tb Ann Suarez whoho is so. t o a a o s e dimmigradon t o poliQr, andits return to Mexico andid aactively aptatefd “new” evidence claiming that;la ametobo- . . concerned ,{u» border patrol1 hashs been known to shoot, .. that countty to become . kill someone.was a criiirime. . lite of the original druij was “It ed about racism in Idaho - ju ome as economicalljl' - l"Be y because IdIdaho has a few Aryan Natioitions killandimprisoiison immigrants from . fair and vibrant as the United States, - . My question is whyy hash; our attorney ' responsible res for therapeutic relief,”rel • ko„ks„ho ^tnilyêria general hot immedJatelitely arrested the Hei ho receive excessive press co rica. This has earned Mexicoo, ']êynôrgaiiizedpjd protests to humaiJ ■ Hence, no generic version andindmore npgHoAgnLnQtLmflkg-th»<-«tnfft.rariCT_Tf e.of_tfieWQrst violflrors nf ...... mrtnagemenfof-tl»ese‘L-i ito rl ripmand diauho-j'.. . ' '. e'corpuratiuiis'wlitin. — 'y* Suarez anc tted.tt ... ■ ,!;!jfPq".righgH — îheevidenceof-thfrcrin:rime is soOver—^----- —:—F ind.hethricnds are.dommine< ynjhejvor|.d,.accordmg,to^.. -Prilbsocijranotherdmg-thatharya-s. ■■ conibHtinfing racism, embracing dirarsiisity Amnestyltitetm ' anydnewhowantsitT whelming? The reason,bn, perhaps, is the scheduled sch to be available gene iL^Hi^ôuldwor^ snencaUy and undererstanding other cultures, ththi ^ • Foreignersrs >who choose to reside in ' have M ^ c o acceptt andan embrace the Hn- ' other documented bbjC'bjective of the con- but gota six-mohth extension}n ffrom pie need to m< spiracy-buyoffelectic move to Mexico and change t go through rigorous qualifi-' dreds pf cultures outsititside.its own world I :tions.Seems- . , FDA FD, because it had a new “pei‘pediatnc , country’ss politics.i uding being able to prove '. and provide new immii they’ve been successfuliful; $60 million was indhdicaiicm.” Bottom line is six r unigrants widi free ' ' :lx months . Mexico0 isI the w ^ ^ hemisphere’;re’s' . they have mone:)ney in a Mexican bank.. ' legal representation,n, justice,jl humaine Iii" spent in congressionalal investigationsi cqi:quals $2 billion in sales for• thithe drug ; poster lild for being one of the mostost • *M ^ co isp u . . over Clinton’s sex life, & { purely “Latino” and does' ^ 1,'medical care and- e, and a proven SO* -con:om‘pahy. ' oppressiveve, intolerant and racist coun)untries hot tolerate anymy deviation from its historyy education in the langui year-old continuing con:onspiracy.thiit . . ' Drug C companies average 17 ] iguage bf their choic)'. 17 percent in . in the worl3tld. Suarez then, already kniknows ; and heritage When Mexico has5 achievedacl all thisj ;. , directiy threatens thee livesU and free- let riet profit while retail pharmacnacyaver- the main1 problems:,p •Mexicohasi America and her dtizei : doms of Americans is o< iges 2 percent. So now you kne as no programs for English- dzehscan&^tiXc ’ s overlooked by our .. know where . ' • Mexioico does hot allow anyone to'to I speaking personsons...... nized and criticized^ ^ Latino activistsV ■ ; “represcntativesV and’*'id'“legal system.” he the thoney goes! Just as a side i denote, they become a citizen< unless that ijidividuidual ,«M erfcoisno! not cooum'tted to creating aB ' coming up short-blitlit notr until th e a ^ S - ■ ■ This is wrong. CaU andan let them know *nainaintain that profit margin evenevi th ou ^ .can trace t 2 their bloodline directly tooa a , . better future for her own people, which is. .. .. ANGEUPAIERSOrSON . -it: : you ciiemand a cbngressiessional investiga- hey ' - gave both Busii and Cbreire imany mil- Mexican. nibther;n whytheycpmeh TwinFato ; tion. Take your.govemnmmehi back... . {‘onior\s of dollars in campaign fundsfur Just to,. . l e h ^ by die millions. • Support campaign finarnaiice reform and ' kc®ceep “all their bases covered.” ' ’ p ' ' termlimits. If you own any drug compan'panyslock, ' . ‘M 'lSfSS. ... MARK COOK you'OU should sell it for die sake:e oof what , , Hailcv • the:hey are doins to America. It’s ^ ■ ■ 3iRlirty money.------^ ^ ------. Prescription.costs^ KENTJENSEN,R.Ph. sare corrupt ' „ . TwinFalis 5- I have been a phormacnadst for more than ' -■ (Editor's note: Kent Jensen isistheoum^ ft i^ !feij(l6 yoursfenaturei ^||^to|48,T w fnwfn Falls, l b , l M 25 years, and I am sadIto to say that the drug oftl! the Mcdicinc Shoppe in Twinin iFalls.)

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XEY- ic E ej r s p i t o - i Mangives upI tright leca parai . . -affojrfedîis.thih9.t_noiic(LSCLW.^<;Qul.ihot: in rifu 1?nthuiAuhty . ' n a tu re s ,” K o p pp said.si “I’m getting thiem Nancy Strickland,id, spokesman for • ^TiiPsHny,------i------I— . wpllAr nn 'cniirthniifift. I— ___I__ ready.rightnow.-CLf- finrtifig thpm nil s 5 ta/f wrireiliter Mark Heinz con- ' degree kidnapping andid i a n aggra* '. n ia d e theirth< first contact with lis a: few . The parade.ie.will start at 9:45 a.m. A prepress at least 90 dayss befdreb a. recall^'Weaver . tributed to ilhis report.,>rt.,Times-Newsstaff . j ■ ■: vated-asûlt charge. Tha[Tiat h earin g m onthsi ago,aj they said they wantedi to work' conference is scheduled in: front off tlthe ' was re-elected in Noveihber,] biit his new writer John T. H uddy cann n Ibe reached in 7Unn — ^hadni’t-been-scheduleuled-as-iof^ ------w « h -thiet'city,!ôthweiler-saldr-i^ e : Ir-iÎ-told— -rCouithouse hroirom-10 aju. to H -ajn.—-_;— —; _.u.ienh didn’t starttuntil ur Jan.'8. ------— Fansât--73S-32S9-o}-or~by~e'maiI-dt: ------7 - ' Tuesday afternoon, a IGooding them weve heed one week’s notice.ce. They Lincoln Strereet will reopen at.ll:15 aajn., j The.90days.isuFi u p A pril 8. jhuddyOma^cvalleyjxmom ' ■ ^ County court clerk said.sal Lara* ' ' Gonzales was held Tu^dM d a y in th e GMding County Jail1 inii lieu of . c s is s b s s b = _ _ _ . A rTAPPRECIAl i t i o n • $2D0,000 bond. The charges againsinst Lara* . — j o inn in g Gonzales* stem from allegationsall . that he kidnapped Gloriioria Lemus, , ■ ■' . . 17, at knife point neara r W e n d e ll ■ last month and took herhei aRainst ■ ■ ' d isppute I her .wniToTUtah, accojicording ro court'records.'J.. .• M l— Gioups-i “Police in'.Midvale,“Ut'Utah, said • 7 “ : • - .f-'- ,' -— • 1 S-iritervene-^^ they,found Lemus aan n d Laira*. I|H injarbid Gonzales th e re la te r thle e sams e d ay r ..V I idgeroad | .an d a r r e ^ d Lara>Gonzal(i :% ■■ ■ - f s e t t l e m e ■ r Fairfield district IHt | k j 9 The'Hmes-NewsJW8 ' • ' over-show vehicle5 cclosure E g M .. andTheAssoclaiw lated P rew , ; FAIRFIELD- A dlo!■losure for . ' ■ » . < .: over-snow Vehicles inih the Big ' . . m JARBIDGE,!E, Nev.-Thfe public ' deserves to. revreview a settiement . _ -Fork Boise River di^naglagesofthe.- agreement'beibefore the federal ! Fairfield Ranger Districtrict is now ' ■ ■ . government turturns over the-right . ■ lUted. , . . '. of-way for the much disputed ; ’ J o e M iczu lsk i, re c reeation a i spe* W " South Canyonon Road: near here, • . • cialist for the district,::t, said the- ■ say tw o e n v iroronmehtal n groups. .. Id&ho Deportment off Fishi and The Wildernerness Society-and - Gs^ne finished its'winterier elk-feed- . t h e G r e a t : 0Old. Broads for '.ing program in those areas,are mak- Wilderness havhave filed a motion ing it possible to lift theedqsures. cl ■ ' 4 with the U.S.S. DistrictI Court in .. “W»wanuo4hank-aU-t . mobilers who cooperatedted_ by hon- dement agreemeement betw ^n the. - -o rih g -th e -Glo6 U f e ;^ e - s a /Prnfngnt nnH ElWn - closure help's Fish and G am e sus- C ounty. ' Vain.a healthy,.huhtableble pop'ula-. - - The two sidesid es in th& d isp u te ' ' tion o f e lk on the.Fairfielrls~on-the- — ___ .xeview.th&:agreigreemenLbeforttheL------.' roadways. County crevysws are cur- court acceptss iit t .. rehtly clearing and gra< ." .“The propoiposed -settlem ent - ter arid her son Breti check out tl roads. All drivers need to It the annual student art showW a t the Herrett Center for ArtArts & Science In Twin Fails.i.'Trotter Ti Is an art student andI siseveral woiild' permahnahently give away ' for unexpected hazard:irds in Ihe snds have pieces In the exhibit.It. 1The show will run through IHMay S ln th eJsan .B . King ArtW Gallery a t the center. pubUc la n d s to Elko1 County, and ■ areas, th e d ep artm en t saiculid. —— .'it c am e'o u t oof f cd o se d talks,” ^ d . . . Robert Wiygul'gui, lawyer for the: ■ ^1 ^ , two' group?..P5 . . “ T h e p u b lic ' ; Idaho'biologists wllwill: Q i i IH - ' deserves to havehai the chance to jitar inncovator 1FedMd)Caity dilies in T JL • review th is agrws writer status of the white sturgeon,sti . . Smith, an1 t acclaimed guitar N!M cCarty left the -Wurlrlitzer Service and anyan; necessary per- . native to those river read}aches. The ^ J . ■■ designer whc/ho eitlisted McCarty CCompany to become presidedent of . m its. before‘e )attempting: to ' biologiists also will evaii■alualelhe TWINFr F A L L S - S o m e w h e re to help develi-elop a b ra n d -of elec- GGibson, in 1948. It didn’t’t ta k e reb u ild th e roadoad. ming, an electric guitar t sm tu s a n d m ovem ents oof f hatcheryI this momi trie guitarsr s b e a r in g S m ith ’s Iclohg for him to rec6gnizpelactt(csBguKar . . M c C a r tf y , ,:in failing.health, . h hi^ , after all.”, . Theenvironminmental groups also . . . Manager", Fred Partritr i d g e in rty was the president of Twin Falls last sum- The Les Paul, introduc J e f f B ^ to J o e PePerry^ at moved jq T» Je ro m e a t 3244350. lear his daughter. Sue' .1951, .12 incorporated a designgn that. .'ty’s R S 2477. rigright-of-\yay claim, years, tra;ransforming a’ sleepy one < time or another per a n d recorded w ith a Gibs* h e r faihily: H e did n ’t ' gave gi the instrument a distininctive The county hashai shown no evi* ' ' , tf uiill Kalamazcizoo, Mich.i maker of ‘ age 89, when he sold sound, s( and.McCarty’s criTitical • dence' that the South Canyon Gooding meetingg 1Will acousticc rmusical instruments McCarty’s Les Paul s ly that manufactured . •innovations -in with guitar bri3ridges Road meets the requirements of • r t s l g .. I purveyor of guitars tq, -named * for the blu^s gi ;5abiyth^--Sl=m osfor-fr-guitars' and custom ...— . such a d a im ,, Wi;Wiygul said... - . address power crh s. Nearly every virtuoso w ' ho en dorsed i t is arguf r made. It nashhghts. P leaasM GUITAR,.Page B3 ' .T h e r o a d may m i go.only to a ' ' . GOODING - The; G o o d in g g u itarist: of th e ro ck ’n* roll e ra - most * famous guitar ever r Jaycees will host a townm m; eeting wilderness trail!railhead and an out- about the current power a house, b u t it als. T h e D E Q> isi s ^ ^ a d ra ft p e ^ t ' administrator at Tim Hurst.. In.thfrI She urgedI theth petitioners to ' The Jaycees are inviting . Under state rules regsgulating ■ * to Big Sky Dec.Di 29. A final per- ev e' e n t a county perm it is' gn who feels an effect from : local-permic'dehial by : jranted . read the setUei:tlement agreement . - . ?niinfy»g ptnnning nnH _S^fe.and.poultiyJadUti S n tin g M taip o n u :o u n ty . .-.-.tijr ttp n " npp»«><, rn n n ty v — isreTRersassrnrpaitlcipai JS w ould------ond-review-N.'-Nevada-statutes ------“ ie-N tichael - comsmmission; - . . swine s facilities are reququired to .'. approval, finaniâlfin assurajices, require r< a DEQ permit bi ___ regarding res]responsibility for - ^ - Speakers wlHhclude-1 provide finandal.assuratance for -. receipt.of'a*Ci-DEQ-air permit and fadlity fs constTuôn, Hurst; ' P oh an k a,' delivery-service state-Department of I 5t said. . maintaining pubpublic roads. the operation, dosure an., Agency. .R u th - wellasvfUdemeimess and other des- • S to p p e d p town and didn't know abibout the 30 days becie c a u s e t h e c o u n ty ’s StreeterS\ can be reached a 1 processing Big Sky’s . t a t th e N ignations onn ppubliclands, he Ion to buUd a 595,000-. expiration. e planning conommisôners hadn’t M Ai ini’Cassia Bureau at 677?7 ^ 0 4 2 . said. " og farm in Raft-River. * They said-they didnîn 't know finished delitliberating, said DEQ . Ext.£ 109, or I by c-mIfll/ oi Of ; t Compiled from stafitaff reports T h ? deparcroent's e | decision ,vwhy the financial infondonation regiont^l adiidm iilistrator Doug rstreeter<9mapcvalley.eom.rs PleaseiaseseeELKO.P88BB3

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7— .. ' Forobitiia^ratM^MiMwnwtkMi. 7S M 931. ExiExt 2?i b«tw*M 2 p.m. andI S p.m:F Hay. OMdilne la 4:30 pirn, forr n e x t ^ puMlcatlofl. Death ' . ■- IWtfC^t f t ■ frw »fvlcfvte* w>d can b t ptowd untB SSp.in.twy |i Jay. ; Anna Mae Hairtlinine of Tvrln^ 16th St.; .IntiInterm ent will follovv-at” _ : ■ Falls a n d fo rm erly o f Filer,'mF ô-. . Pleasant Vie"View Cemetery wthjmil- — ;_-jii_i93S.-ir;,.(n.Cincirinali^fedWkkj-lor- lorT-Saridpoint^ldahor-Tei 'efry-(S i-uce)-fafhily will gr€greet them at that tim e.-^—J___ - ^^rial^seiyice,at.2 .p,m ij<.today.at.the:_ifiiryJritesûusûrint- numerous n lês arid nepBphews. "■ . .T hursday-at■at iihe church.; , ‘ ; ' .of the e|e(>|ectrip guitar. Ted held manyny - ' •• A ,rosary w ill'b e hel<5ia at'7 p.m.' ■: U y I a z e l t o n ■ Lloyd Poweil of ,RupiIpert, service -Vpatents oron guiiar.design&'and'acces-!S-, Friday. A prii.e. a i Si...Elizabeth:s .■ •-at ll a.m.* today aat Hanisen JamesD.V .. so rie s including Inc the Les Paul and X W haley of Filer/grpive-' Id CathiDtic Church Jn GoodDding. Funeral - F e m Mlae a i Gochnour . M ortuary R tip e n .Chiapapel, 710 6 th side.servlceice ai t -2 p.m .'T h u rsd ay a t ■ Rying V' giguitars.- arid .the McCarty and“■d services' will b e h eldd ' at 10 a.m. Fern Mae > ■ Tune-0-^)*Watic Bridges.-Ted.'.ieft ie Gochnour. a 89-year-old;j; St. in Rupert; burial'wiivill foUow.in th e -F U e r'C'Cemetery;'friends e may - Mt Saturday. April 7 . al §t.>t. Elizabelh’s waselionf«si.esideiîpasseâwayMarchhi . th e.R u p ert C e m e c e ^ , f _iQiBsonJn.Jn..l9S6. .whendie-purctiased2° -Catholic iGhurch. In Goo ; frien d s n iay diU from 1-7 p.m. todayat Farfner- 3bdlng;.Burlai;,3“ ®20oiâ;-ai the Parke.View Care..9 - ; (iall before.the-.funeraral today at vFuheralChai • BigsbyAciA ccessories arid Fiex-Lite inc.- ’ will foiiow’at the Richfield3 Cemetery.( C eniir in ^ JhapelinBuiy.-. ' j' . • where ttiejliey manufactured vibratos foror 5urley. ^ , H a h ^ h Mortiiaiy Rupeje r t Chapel.' .guitars arand custom llashlighis.- He ■ ..• Fern wasas born May 7. .1911. In . T" ■ ■ . Severance,. > Frednck.ck..E; Stone, of .Qlcnns later :5erverved.'as'-a 'consultant.lor PRS'11 R u p e r i e,.Cold.. the daughter oi[ , ■ , W iliiam ^fB ni’ R e h n ‘ ^ JhornasG. . AAustin arid Eihel f^.«Huber, -. h 6 f-Burley, .-Ferry, graveslyeside-servic&at'lOj.mi* - Gu.tars.,Th.The coiripany now hais a line V ' s e rv ie e -a t l l 'a . i p . tom 10-10:45- H om e), 2000. hee r moved, to Twin Falls to. be d to Buriey. She attendedi ' a.m. today at theh e c h u r c h • • . nearhisdadaughter, h School and graduated in^ .• (Rasmussen .Funersral Home,. * Ameliai A.'A W orthington 'of le ■ m'arri«d .W.E;. -Biir was a member of the ATO J Burley).. H a ile y ,, v/iewirig ie i from 4-8 p.m.' : Dorothy F. Bacoc o n •'"®i July 14,1929.-They owned y, lile long Mason, a Rotarian . ■ Thursdayy aat the Wood River ; , Ooroih/.P.-Bacbn. a „50.yeafsâod.sefyed .on.the_ ued a dairy iarm west oi' — ^long-iime-'fesideni-ol-^TAI ll9617wh¥nth-ermovedlo"5— — Alvin ‘Pat’-KeUy bfriVBurley,--ser-—C hap ei-ini-Haileyrgraveside -H i ser-”“ ol m any civic organizations,s. J vice at 2 p:m. Thursd .• March3l.2001. . president ol the AmericanK s'-area where they farmed sday at the vice at 1 p.m:-Saturday p.i at the ) Burley 2nd, 4th and 1 . She wais born Sept.ip.,i0.r904;in..£3»,^|£ Conference, and later served'in etlremeni. Fern loved to do 10th Ward Restlawn1 MMi emorial,Gardens in Gceai Falls. Mon'i.., aar n d sp e n t her ae iK pvlciecutive-^ • d ' ry work and. crochett ■ Chapel of. The Churclch'of Jesus PocatelloI (W(V ood'River Chapel7 early y e a rs also in H«Helena. Mom., ..aifector Dver the years she made} Christ of Latter-day Saiaints,515 £. Hailey). . tor. and most recently was •and I :. ■ and in southern Oregongon,-near Grants named a>a Henry Grossman HonoraryIS r all her children and grand- - Pass until.1922, whenlen she cam e to Lifetime DirDirector. - . . \rthritis made her give up • Twin Falls where she gr } graduated from jgi survivedsi tsy his two children. Gochnour IJul hobbies. She also erijoyed -Twtn-Fails-High School i h ing wilh Bill lo M a g ic . 101 in 1923. Upon Siisan (ElbiElbert) Davis of Twin Fails and1. arid operate ;■■■ — . graduation she was emiemployed by the Theodore f :o their fishing places. She DEA^THNOTT]n C E S f ^ e F, "Ted" (Cynthia) MfcCany ' ,y , • Frank L .-Stephan law'InV (irm.where she ol Harborjr iSprings. Mich.: four grand- ^ e '^ a s o l amber ^ ol the Burley First . .was a legal secretaryiry for 40 years. • children. , WWendy Davis. Glenn (Susie) hurch, ' Damar ‘Pete’ ,John.!Jacla c k ’______•, ’ She and Melbourne E.:. C Dolling, former Davis. Jef)lettery (AnioineUeyMcCany Lydia Blayn^ .S^ . ... embroideryiurvived by three childreri - d isirtci m an ag er oi-lvlf.Mountain. Bell -an d L vrinK lorih G ochnour oi Burley;' W heeler Olney K i m b a l l Francis F r ‘ ’ . Hi^Caiiy.(Qayidi!ly2iQ)uwo_^ ■ Lydia Blayney. ari ^ 8: |L ,.. I afghans. Ovi • • telephone m Twin nail^117 w ere mar* siep * g ranandchildren'. Amy (Rudy) in Gochnour oi RazeltbnI ...... ' HAGERMAN-T) otnar“Pete”“^W t ENt>EriEXL - John .VJack" T ^RapBrtTBSldent-pa's's'ga'a?_J? W atghansloralI Mae-Perry oi Scottsdale ried in 1932. He precre c e d e d her in Lopez aridrid.Cassle (Jason) CampbellI 2001, al Minidoka Memor children..ArtI I Wheeler Olney. 80, off ]Hagerman Kimball Fran'raricis, 82, of W endell ; : ■ • death m 1973. She3 aand. Ralph S. and six gre^reat-grandchiidren. Also sur- -andchildren and 30 greai- died Monday, April 2,'2,' 2001, a t St. d ied M onday,lay, April 2 ; 2001, a t h is • Expended Care Facility In R : A H ' her favoriteIrerx he a n d one great-great-. - .eacon.w.eiBJnaf,rjed.Cd. O c t..3. ..197B^-viuing.is..l3j.tjis-companion/caregiver., - Lydla was born June / ■ going iishir - Benedicts I^ng Tenn1 •Care-Unit hbme.inWenc’endeU., •• l=laiph’diedM ay4.19BIBB. 8. ■ . . M ableAnnnnSherrill, »• in je ro m e . '■ .-Mcfnl6shrs.O..“itio di ■ Resen/olr.to.preceded I in.death by her-. The servicevice will be held at 11 - D orothy.s u p p o s e}d d a number ol - He wasIS i preced ed in deaih by his*-i.;W ilhelm 'M oser and Margi■ •-JK ■ was a memt 1" ‘ ' A graveside service w ill be held a.mV S a tu rdrday, a ; April 7i 2001; at ’ charities.' served ior sev }p-mother, Kaiherine Austin , several years as - wile. Elinorlor and one brother. Raymond3 .''. Moser. She worked a s a!h Christian Chui at 2 p.m. Friday, April16, ( 2001, at theLDS Churi secretary Jor the localil didirectors ol the McCariy. andson, h u rch in W endell u n d el ' er, waitress, and a cook •foi . -She is sur,' the’; Hagerman Celnetery. C the directicetion of. Demaray’s ' .Salvation Army and-,.'was wa director of . A privateate family. seo>ice will be held 83-year-old John Ellswonse rv ic e s will b e held 11. rt district in South. Dakota. S day, April 5, 2001, at the Fraternal rites will be)e given by Wendell Chaph a p e l., furid raisin'g Ipr the AmAmerican Heart at a later dadate in Maui, Hawaii. ■ Allen Blayney June 10^y -A ^rz—JeraldTeofv ■ Association. She was.ias.activ e in the- ' Arrangenlem ents are under the direc-" orial Hospital an d Elaineit IV Chrisilan Church 1401 . - Hagerman Masonic LodgeI 78, • ' ." Mclniosh, S.D. She'then >. with'The Rev. J, Michael A.F.andAJtf. ' • administration of the TwTwin Falls, and, tion ol RevReynolds Funeral Chapel in' Rupert .with her husbandI Rupert.. Arlz.; 15 gran *------■■larsr ing M dgic flalleiiieyÛowtoys iwmraus. e 2, 1917 in 'grandchifdrei . Family members ahm T f r i J n a s - —beictesen to-herônrShe-l d s will be held V \^dnesday . n s a l ‘S l i o u i a - |- .,Dase&ali.ciu{): On sumrjmmer evenings ' imity su g g ests, contributions_ . lo church and civic sodaughter of grandchild, .- m ay call from 9 a.m . toto 1 p.m. on- - ^ • . durin'g ihe 40's and 5050's you could be given1 if ip memory of Theodore M. om 6-6 p.m. at Hansen Friday at Demarays , ' enjoyed cooking, canninirgaret Walker. . She.w as.prurIey-’Chapel, 321 E. Main . s Gooding .(jeleD I • • • always lin'd.Mel. Doroorothy arid' her McCarty/ -t-to The Arherican Music]: dening. Lydia was a meni!housekeep- , parents; step-i -.—.Chapel.------... _____- brateALlfC; mother Mary Dell iriri ithe lirsi row. Conler^ceice Foundaiion;'5790 Armada ' s hour prior to the'servlCB— I - Rupen United-Meihodlst-(for Ihe school., and one grancIV al the church. Burial will • behind the visitor dugbiiijOLit cheering for p f'v e-C arlarlsbad. CA 92006. to help She married > Funeral se ® Minidoka Historical Society 'leasant View Cemetery, i s t e n s e n t Begin An their Cowboy team.. WitWith the advent ’und theiriir i m ission ol educating the'B zens and the Grange. 10. 1962. in . a.rii. Thursda Patricia Lee Chris Notl ng she-becam e public abou30ut ihebenelilsol music. . re under the direction of TWIN FALLS - Pat; of Turner Broadcasting ® She is survived by heran 5 moved to Burley Firstrluary ( Burley Chapel. an avid Ian of the Aiiant'einfa Braves and. ■' _ Moser bi Rupert; six grard in 1962. to Oakley Ave. v Christensen, 60, of Ti In s ta UiltaiehtPlarij i • in.fact,'was watchinging the Braves S h o s h o n e Jana Gathrrian, Steven K died Monday, April 2, 2001, at . '___ • ■ hasPball gamp nn ihp ni Moser. Keviri Moser, Mjchsocials. S he ly and Iriends!a n -J-u a n -— ------S u n B r id g e — — C a r e-c . a n d - S S îiJifasr ^ — — - • Dorothy w as most ai .horhome in her gar- . Q o r o t hhyE. ^ Connell Qll'Of'Ooiserldaho,~and'0hiing and gar- evening Iron ■ R ^ abilitation Center.-' em ber ol the Moriuary BurlilPI.STR AND, ______den and spent many ho Fort Bragg. N.C.; seven g . JFhe se t'v im wiU~bt$ iLdUUs.meaulustul.aiuU - • . planting, pruning. we“edi le, died Sunday April r. 2 X 1 .' t-ChurchnhB-^St.-andTjneh led sJiniiKI noi li.nvuyou' .. ■ .She*graduated«fromc- nwwTwirifiraiitfciraai!; tm . ‘ Rainy Two.'Sam andd hHolly. • D orothy. Burley. HigIiigh School in 1929. and thenmwUnlted.Meihodlst.Ghurchri • -tloniil rnnyriilcr’jit scTVlccs, ns w ell 'os was. a lifelong coriiribuibutor to a num- attended,d tl the University of Idaho aridin • Rupert with Pastor Keith great-flrand-y • P’as p and played on the Twin ber ol conservaiionn organizationsc Idaho SlatHate University. She marriedd • ing. A viewing lor Iriends.gwat-grand- ' ------i - i ASchool H state, championship ' Gourn says1 jJ Q O ' our .illcriMUvoilivc lirMMKoinvMis c o n ic . which supported anlmjilmal rights.'and Sanlord L. Cqnjiell on May 11. 1931,d Thursday’at 10 a.m, at the fall o l'1940. He attalned an ' iit a.i»ew/ti-l>iinr»nrm /r—nint-iitsTDMirr------^ , ner extended (amiiy/ shsf e w as like a b e ro t Oaii3asis Chrisilan Fe'liowshlp ini^_Moriuarv Rupert Chaoel.:Î heia i l a.m, • ' ‘-Beta'Ttreta'PriraieTnlfy:— d e v o te d , loving. gigrandm other. .• Shoshone.-ie.- , ir he returned to University -. examinatioiJ l T . how coinptcU'>teU-, .mil .niford.ititv,; .1 I survived her cat, Frannie; .her ion and'graduated In 1947. - vice cjin l)i*.- ■ - ; ’-Z". ■ exiremely inieresied in 'what they did • Sheis.SL BOISE (AP) - A ctconyiciad.; "''".-'“I ortive. ol thejr children,. scson, Gordon (Nancy) Corinell5, ! Kim berl smployed by U.S. Rubber ■ and always support al) and retired as .western. . killer’s speculation’ab ;• erideavors. She never--er lost her keen o 'S rio sricihone; daughters. Barbara>11 about how "TATir- le church until S i ;nal m anager in 1980. . experts m ight h av e lestif s e n s e of. hum or a nId d hert ability 10 It ^ of W est G rove. P a.. Loisa dfiedisnot . W t 3f Twin Falls arid Peggy (Don)i s ' lollojât the . in. San Juan Capistrano at •’ enough to justify an ind HITE r . laugh. In.times when1 ti-things'seemed J lOAmontQ Ara^~ athletic schollis passing.. ■ * f y iO G r c / m i t o i ^ *- ...... , Ihe most-difficull'she3 w;was the-etemai-f'9,2["5iJ'sulst ol Twfn Falls;.15-grarid- ' exam ination-of-prosB C’cS i : t v " i 5 , and 24 great-grandchlfdren. - îved by his wife. Lena and d e n c e a g a in s t h im , tl- • ••f.'A-H r-r*" opiirriist. Sho had a trem endous ■ children, ar th e Id a h o t w i n FALLS /as preceded in death by her ^ ------_ n , g p f , |3g p jjf1. .g Supreme Court said. XLS KIMUERLY. impact on those who10 knewl< .her and • . . ,423-S35»i loved her: She will b eJ deeplyd( missed. .. i: parents: a' daughier. Betty . , . Alier the war I- In a unanimous opinionbn, the five, ■ ) grandsons: live, sisters and whUcmdimnry^com . ,' - __ Sutviving are two njeclieces., Joan Ann };Jg.i3JoSe® LY- ' ol WashingtonEA3LEALLS,_^ •mt»tnhpr high TOiirt-rev ('R ichard')“K^hiis~of~i Persr-^------^ ^ ^ ;' .He was em Idaho Court of AppealsJsdecislon' al'sen/ices will be held at li ' F ra n c e a n d M ary îsaêl ISi (êni) 1 M o n t . and upheld IstD istrlirict Judge ',. K e y riday, April 6,. 2001, at ' stês^regônal ynolds : ■- Warberg ol Atiania, Ga.3a.;.one nephew |f,osKo^ni‘* it James Judd’s summaryy dismissal . John A.. (June) Ho ie Assembly of G od Church, t t n a i 1 Houghielin ol vill lollow 'at the S hoshone1. of Thomas Dale Raudcd e b a u g h ’s • - LaOuinta. Calil.; tw o'sn •step-daughters, cZ leVry '' in Shoshone. Friends rriaye ' pedtionforpost-convicdoionrelief. ‘ ■ -Tw!Twin Falls Judith Griflin a nd Janic£lice Christensen; calT Irom ini 1-7 p.m . T hursday, atV ' Iwo children. Raudebaugh was conmvicted of <737 3 3 -4 9 0 0 . ' one step-son Jerryry M (Phyllis) jy's Shoshone Chapel.It ■ second-degree murder:r, f o r .s ta b - • ■ www.rcyr,rcynoldKtiBpcl.com . . Bacon;, one granddaId a u g h ie r. Tira MemorialIt contributionsc may be madeI, bing William David Gibb:lbs to death ^ ' Scott: one grandson,n, Justin, Bacori •ift..na‘5reis Christian Fellowship ine . in Kootenai County moi ... -and one great-grandsoi lore thaaa , , Ison Oliver Scott g ,oshonele. , n ^ decade ago, allegedly ov 5UNSET ' and numerous great*nit-nephews and . . nieces who all lovinglyly ccalled Dorothy f tion'bf a $75 drug debts r a ? ™ ; , . m e m od b r ia l P a r k ; , Aunt Dot.and her canimnine companion. ' •. * V.G o o d in g sentenced to IS yearss,tblife I ln 2296 KhKimberly Kitaii * prison. , ' .T w in -yF n a l lls « , Honey Belle. • Jesse Irene McEwi

B acon will b e .c o n dlucied u c at 10;30 resldent;Ol Ihe Magic Vail • a m; Saturday. April 7, .2001. 2 at White away Saturday, March 31, < • Moriuary Chapel, withh The'Rev.T Jerry Twin Falls Clinic.and Hosp .• Steele Olliciating. lnurnurnment will lot- 'Falls. We Have The'. Technctology... low in Twin Falls CemeKnetery. The. lam-' Je sse w as borri Jan. 2: ' • ily su g g q sts that memoimoriai contribu-! . Berryville. Ark., to Eugene C , . lions be m ade to a favor Nora Bliss Hill Marlin, Whii _ CaU a y ! ' ; ' '. grow ing up, th e lam ilj tU s ib d a] Arkansas. Utah, Montana,.SSrJongtim e-^^ÎP^ T w i n F 'aalls v BBI •and New Mexico beforealley passed Idaho in 1918. She attendi. 21301, at the. A. M cIntyre m m s m in Idaho, and graduated spitalIre in Twin ■ s High School in 1926. Durir McIntyre, former Twin sioiial Hearing[ AidA Services! ■ lerome resident,, passed Av<\ve.; Twin Falls. ID . I.lut EasiiiuM I6 tli S ir., llu rlc y J L ) , I ' '* ■■ ' year of high school, she23, 1906.,in M.cEwen and they .were) George r and i 29. 2001, in Great Falls., ^ rl« Klpp« H,I,S., . ■ y734-2900 • 678-:8-7600 J . June 20.1926. They lived'hile i she was farms and iarmed. until ily m lived in ras'born'M ay 4. 1927. In ' Kimberly, Idaho, In 1964.ia, J Wyoming ., lo Robert D. and Grace 3 graduated from Mendota 3 M to collect dolls and knick'e ki com ing lo loved llowers, cais and dogIded schools I Tn 1945, then continued These /A re The 1F aces W i l s o n a love lor old western tyiIrom Hansen W i l l i a m AIon-graduating . in 1950, songs. She was an excelliring her final william A.to Staie.College, I Mankato. 3. Wilson, 59. of Gooding, j I teaching degree. , . . Jdaho. jssed away Saturday; March ■'and m ade many beautllul < ° a n d Je n B e h in iD O ur NJ /a m e s I 1 '.Ished by her children.- 20. 1950. ne married agic Valley Regional M edical. ^ H m tS S n away March 2 ,1 Jesse Is sun/ived by ihreid their lile on Mont Jakobe in Mankato, Minn, 'Wenre peoph iiift likeiky \ ' three daughters, Don McEw ey moved to Idaho. He ti'llli tt ih'tire.lo-lioe a s borri in. Gooding.'Idaho, on, Falls,! Idaho; Phillip McEwi iplJn-TwIn .Falls and also I 1942, to Lloyd Morse-and Falls, Idaho; Gary MC le summers al the Bureau . -raise our /iJiitll!/ hi lilnl (Conner) Wilson, He spent { Efeanor’(ci Kimberly, Idali'o; Kay Tre 3y-inTwin;Ea!isr------—•- 'T /i/s If ' itol ■ n yeoriio . much his his youth in various locations.‘ - Sheridan, Wyo.: ‘Joy Bell irisi' ol vived by two daughters;. bnsffi, itii'l iinaiiy setiietiling down in-.SandpoInt; Idaho, and '.ynn Smithffii i odRlJ education:lntyre of Jerome and ■ifrt’/Ci- ___ 1951, where he graduated . IIdaho; also humerous grai- w s a sd)-R6y.î-Twln.Hall8;-one j __ — - ^------forrrrSanOp TYieodoralW r dpoinrmgn-schoonniigroiirL-aadgreat>grandchltdren,r-- me .step-grandson;. ihree He w a s 'aa fprofessionar truck-driver;------.». She-was.preceded In de line (Jack) Boyle, Linda Idaho, and TecPlW cCarty .until reiiringng d ue to illness. He enjoyed—t , - husband; her parents; K tw S j - a c i MPheeters-and*Eialne-(Jlm)"' i/our T hem ore M. “Ted" McCarty. Me 9 t; ol spending time tir lishing and being with'-Helen f Reynolds'andTern >i Illinois, He Is also sur- ' • Twin Falls. Idaho, dieda SSunday morn- fils g randeidchildr.en^G ^j;y will b e' herf daughter. Gene Pick la"ui?nbSiUf)ierous_nl6ces-an^ nily ■*' • ing. A orirt, 200.1, alIt i Bridge View remembereared tor. hjs_great se n se of..'.I . Russell: and three grandson!rro u im an o f vvorked som e 5 of Kimberly.-«i-Entomology-i Estaies in Twin Falls. ■ numor ancTnd his sound advice. ^ as preceded in-death by . Ted was born on Oct.let. 10, 1909, in He Is sur;urvlved by his daughters, gheld Thursday, April 5. 12( ol Burley, He Is sun/ivquellne (Jackie); parents, Mlk(,C«lhrtiw&EIIubMhP»k biisliteif.'We offer .n-r randchildrbn. Sandra.M cln Somerset. Ky.. the son3n of( Raymond V alerie KirKing and grandchildren a.m, h at Parke's Magic Vall( ind Grace McIntyre and ' at a fair ftrlee xvith {in > and Jane Mlisom McCaiCarty. He grew Timothy ancind G eorge of Trout C reekI ,. pHome. 2551 Kimberly Rt— ^------âart3ara.(Ted). jeajh-by-her grandson; oneby McIntyre. uiick$. We are from Idal . ’.up in Cincinnati. Ohio.. HHe graduated Mont.. andId Angela (Nate) Baumann _iiFalls, Idaho. Burial will b e h nest, there will be no ser-. from the University of>f CCincinnati in and grandcldchildren Tyson and TaDOtffFU-ing services at’the Sunsettwo siste/s. ■ sisters. Janini PARKE’S MAC ’km îU at uns. vlved by nuii Sons Funeral Home. ' . T\etn FalUOnlji eralHomf , 'vlll fag nophow'o ~ „k, our n..N, 2001, at 11 William w as iliey Funeral his wife, Jacqu R oad. Twin Robert D. and I held tollow- brother, Bobby BICTAUMFINERA el Memorial A thlsreque? Riends fray vices. Crematle •ly Road, Twin Falls • 7 !00i.from6- ‘Falls. Mont;, u ™/y Locally Otiiirrf fi- W Fiinrml i e. where the croxiord and S< . -T F;' \WedniHday, A ^ 4 ,2001 TkniilmUltmrt, TWInF^.ldito

~ ? ^ G ic V a^ l ley AV e s t 1 eontinuuesfo^ ■> ishipw o nr < e a f l y - - ^> j m e (drops; in R lla p ie ^ i.cel.chie£says_^_^• d-edit.’^ '• by.Dick'ik Yan for $19,201. He plans' ^ l a b o r ^ t n au ^ l e s - :Since-1995'rarleastisr453:crimes7T , to starta'ra C W neserûrm tr-.- imissin^Lg fishinggWssel- cere do good lob were reported each’■year yc vrith the • . • ihteiterijm financihg for twprfor ..-V'.;’’. ' -'iWestem iiiineyiridb:dadlflgTaaJjsir ----excepUprt^pf^WWr7,;rVi4ien-658^^1bcaHini r^ kriot^diâix--toêight^ ' offenses were remrtcitW;Fedde« .downtowown Rupert will be donele. - As the search fo’r thehe crew, of a • '.' foot seasIS a t th e dime, conditions ;■ • '• 'a i r s a t S ip .m . 'tQda)day on Idaho.'. By Aaror■IW; '. 3>iiblicTelevisi6ii; sald..From 199Sto-lK999, die high- - throughh tthe-D JrÊ vans Bank.'die'.lej, ; • missing/fishing vessel«l-continued,— typical forfor the'Berin^t Seal It is nor . est rate of;erimes iololved-was'36 • coun<^di ' : >Fire.inthe'.Hole:lie: M ine W ars” ' Id^ded.^ ; •. .; - forasecond^.dieC-C oast Guard- > " un c o ri^nori-for-catdier-proiessor-' o ri • is a KUED producd( '• percent in 1999; Imprproved'^lice .. ' Whilele 1there are two iseparatete 'begari’preliniiriaiy woiw ktbdeter-. bpatsliketlke th e Arctic R ose to'woHc. ction from Salt RUPEP E R T - F ew er c ^ e s w erefe ’‘ work significantly rais , Lake City. The film' used that i^r-~ ; projectsts 1under. w,ay;'furiding for3f ,• mine why the Arctic RosesanksoRl intnuchrbi rbUghtf seas, said Coast Im looks at the reporteited; and a greater, number':r \' centage last year; he S) ,Vurn-ofrihe-2 0 th-cei 'Said. both carian be done with the samele suddenly,- w ithout evijveriênough „ Guanlspokpokân ^ th Alholm. - century labor ' of crimemes were solved in Rupertrt According, to stai : ijtruggle when the atistics fur* contract,ct, sai^dty^tprney W A^ timefortheaewtbrad ometim'es builds UP .oh the West was. .'duringlg :2 0 0 0 than in-any of th?If • ..‘ nished byFedd^th(h e number of - "-BolJar.' • . . : Fiftepri'crewTnem ; poised on th e brink o; . P'^viciuicius five y e a r ^ P olice C hief D era^ in the'Eemig Sea. . d^bwdpwnildahbF ef ' .;di*ug. a n d n a rc o tici.offensfes .c iri; ; v«pof.o,•our purpoM, one process-ss. .ab o ard die 92-foot ve& 'edderji told the Rupert C i^ S.them top heavy, but . T h ed o ciu n en taiy e ty ' R u p e rt h as risen 'eachch year, from' * for receivsivirig the money is ajs good.td . w e n t dow ri in th e SBi f i t ^ f e l ; dlTuesday. ; • . : v .. •• .'seven.in 1995 to 324i an ^ d t h ^ ^ h o iricU* ■■•conflict th a t ragei 4h l999..-The- .; astwo,”*?,.hesaid. :h : • • C^v'- jv, about775 milesrsouDuthwestof S S iha'ithat idng was a problem' st’year, 405'^crimess .Were'^te'^~*ûhiber dropp^ backckdownto26 . TThreeii gi- -'-Anchbrage. It wm one c :* Canadian to the Mexi e iriorithswortH'of'^dkng,''' a tth e d mme.-; e ; ' ‘ . . te d in Rupert and 217 werere in 2000, .but th e re is sisdll a signifi-, totaling r- commercial fiishing d ' -. destroved thousands lg $222,834, will be bor* Arctic Rose is a.catcher-' 1, a £ 4 'P ^ en t success ratete. cant drug problem, F(Fedders said.- rowed fro n, Â laska in the past two c —— Jlenjed_jhS_ from D.L- E vans. T h e coun- v ^ n fereemerit.officials.. lerrdnytask-. d l-WltlT1 pursu6-a.igi ^ rem ~iagh~ , . Valley In n a tioion’s n core val- rawl nets and h ^ equip-' jrssaid. ' - eadandorga- ..diissumiriim^. ’ : . ble w ^ asigrial.fromn 1die vessel’s ' ‘ ' . u e s of justice and • I board to rem ove diie fish ‘ \ . hard V >r the six yc;ars (ol statis*s* .riizers are Waiting foror the'results . . ------^ . autom atic emergency' 1 d w ork, it said . ricHsf /n> gut the fish and freeze ------T h e f i : 405 (offenses) is a consider-r- . of a grant application.fl* . ■ 7Vmes-A•S‘Ncws writer Aaron Brock;fc .' con AT 330 ajn. Mondaj s film looks at rhe vessel is owned by . the labor conflictssin>daland i> reduction,” Fedders^said.i . . In other Ci^ Coundicilnews:, . . ■ can be nxrea p e d a t th e Mini-Cassiaia . Seven hours later officei's have done a fine ' Sole Seafoods of Seattle, - . historical context - aE time when s«u ° , le ' • The Pahdikc Hotousev'located Bureau aat t 677-4042, E xtH O , or by,y Guard spotted tworb^d'ievan \ ' l-ctiJote ly officials said the vessd ■ ' in d u strialism sitrgffrised-forward-to ------md this reflects tojhelrI.L..! J3n..S ?ott A v w as.purchaMd. __ fim ailat,oit,abrock(âecvaUey.eom...I ... 1. ^ p ’ty life raft, six suilurvivalsuits . Compare: • form an uncheckedieUte,itsaid. el ■ . aind a n oOy s h e w floai» id iii.o n .h e : ’ ling for solerC b^'G U ^' water. The crew.off 1t h e A rc tic officialsi saidsal they did not know the Alaskan, how muchich fish was on-board at . FFA comeis to Twi'w in F a lls ^ M ysfSTERIOUS AIl Rose’s sister'ship, th PPEARANCE - Ro'se.'was ’able to retetrieve'only ihetimethe! the v e s^ went down, for ieadeiship conlonfere'nco: • ------r one of die bodies. T hevesseessel holds a b o u t 1 0 0 tons . TW IN F A L L S -• FFAEl students ''' . / It’s not known whyly-the vessel of frtnenfis1 fish a t full c a p a d ty , said .-will swarm aroundItheCoUegeof th . , wient down, b ut th e abiibrupmessof' John Gauilauvin,'director of the '■ Southern Idahoho ..campus ■ its disappearance suggggests a sud* ’ Groundfislifish Foriim, a Seattle* ' Thursday throughh JSaturday in : : . den loss of stability irin the hold, - . based indusidustxy group whose mem-, ' their trademark bblu lu e c o rd u ro y !. ’ said Coast Guard CrCmdr. John bers indudelude Arctic Sole Seafood' J------^jackets-for-the-annualual-Idaho-FFA -^^H ncyls.M irin'e’ '• ' Bingarii'arrii'an.said th e .C b a s t.G u ^ „ State Leadership Coni n fe re n c e . was begirni;inhing to a ssem b le a-list ■ ■ ; - The-keynote-speaseaker-is-Dan ------,— “The.higher.die.wei(eight.gets.on ------of-diose^whifwhoknpw-die-vessel arid- 'Heidc,' a professionalnal bodyguard . - thevessel,-themoredifliifficultitcan might bee abable to o ffer som e d u e s • 'for more than 300 years,3 who b e.to m aintain die vesstsseVs stabili* as to whyy itsai t : n k . , ' 'sp eak s-,ab o u t schoolool'ahdwork* ■.. . ty. If there’s shiftingS : conference beginsins. a t 1 -p .m . . ' T h u r s d a y in th e Fine Arts 1999 slayiingof(2ald^dwell man C enter.. . •. CALDWELL (A?) - An investi- Detective.ve. Sgt.1 Glenn Tu'schen BU - gatiori continues.intoto the 1999 said Victortor was a leading suspect city ofHeyburnnto t review ' m urder of a Caldwei'ell man in in Blood'sd’s inurder: almost from ; northern California ev fund transfer tonIo n i g h t sven though the beginnii the prime suspect wasa^ shot and . “The ohly.suspectohl is.yictor.‘ le-transferring— ; ~l«iiied by Arizona p

a s - kkilled i by a " ' of Reddingling as part of a job trans is.wdcome. It will b e e follow : ed b y '" ' Iwolvei* m e m b e r p f th e S an C:arlos a Police . porting firefigfire h ters fro m c a m p to ______a dosed-door ex ^ tivirives^onto •T>gptirfmgtit nn M arrhh .6 .whenJi e gamp . _ . ^ discuss ongoingg litigation . ■ ■ a tta c k e d ,th e officer wiArith a knifed . O ffic e rs between the -cityty and J.R. T J . ers learned Victor, was Officers had.responinded'tPa . caught cor • SimplotCo. , consuming .'alcohol and report that Victor wa:'as stabbing ' was susperperided as a firefighter ' urleycoi►uncil ap himself at a wake for 1 ^points J rarecendy . crew boss former pss' the,night before ■ Conservrtjondlstrli t r i c t s - :. deceased lincle, andid then he Blood’s slaying.sla Tuschen said . __ conduct annual.tretree sale ,, alleg ed ly tum e'd on p oiolice. Victor face'aced a two*year loss of BURLEY.- frVes:es tor viin'd- ■ V /V j.lmneilrhg lan to fii11 vacanIt seat • Anderson Police Dedepartment ' hisfirefightighting privileges. > .breaks, shelter belts,cs, 1habitat pro* . ■ jects and landscapeJ plantingspi are . ByRiithStistreeluf

^°Tli™ East'Cassia,, WestW Cassia — ------j - E J k o _ and-Minidoka Mil andindvrater.con- . b u RLELEY - The City Council . I Continue Irom B l to happen." ' servation districts't ts are taking appointee reebuilt b u in its former-loca* .. . P a y m e n t iri full is ret] I issues in diis setdeinen required with , Kerbs waiivas o ne o f five a p p lic ^ ts . . tion alongng the Jarbidge River . each order.' Trees are I . e s s ^ , Wiygul said. . are'scheduled w throwV h h is h a t into th e rin g fo r a iro tects th e • , wid io u t violiriolating fed eral law pro* • to a m v e fro m mid* to 1 I . “This agreement pre tolate*Apnl. pbsitionn:t m ad e o p en b y th e M a id i . I interests of d ie U n itedI S ta te s a n d te c tm g dle ie dd ireateried b u ll tro u t, Available trees!S m Cassia- death of C f Coundlinan Al.Thaxton. I ' ' avoids d i^ u n c e rta in ty' aarid delays aid Williams’ comments iûhQT indude hybrid)ridMlar,red , Kerbs, s s, a Burley, business ow ner; of. continued litigati(tion," said showed he .1was biased and Ulus- • . m aple, riv er birch, AAustrian u pine, . served tw. I two four-year tehns on the - I ’. Kathryn E. Landreth,, IU.S. attor- trated a “la“lack of good faith” on Colorado blue spructuce. Western coundl an and didn^t s ^ k re-election I - nev for Nevada; “The» ,American the part.of:,of federal agencies in lan-peashr-ub— in-Novemlm b B rl9 9 9 :------^ -- I ^ public can take comfortr t A a t E lko “ riegooanonsions, -lerms o f that deal, • V*ahd purple lilac. . I n N ovovemberjcesidents.will l_.' County arid the Fores2St Service , .hashed out.)ut over the past, several - '• . Minidoka Countyty iis offering - elect som omeone to serve oiit the wprk togedier to nmake ded- months, 'Mready'werealn approved - • q u a k in g a s p e n , 1 I Lombardy . iemoininging tw o y e a rs o f T haxton’s .• sions about the futuiure of the tentatively'ely by the Justice , poplar, hybrid po;joplar. blue ,enn. I l. in accor* D e p a rtmlent e m and-the agencies it - : spruce, Austrian pine, I South Canyon Road,. ne, Fraser fir. KerbsIS .was' not at Tuesday’s law” ' represents,ts.' . . Oregon holly ^ p e , N I dance with applicable la 1, Manchurian cbuncH meetingm and couldn’t be ' , Meanwhile, ^paratete negotia- “We hiveave run the propos^ up lilac and Bumald’s spir . ■ reachedI forfo comment, . .MjiMtrnrnAtenMMMin'. . le Shovel through1 theth chain and have - ' To place an order ''' .' tiPns involving the ler,.visit the ‘ Counciicil members and the., ) fell apart, approval of termI s,” A ssistant U.S. .-ijBurley Naiuroil I Burley Mayor Doug Mannllning,.left, and Councilman Qorlohlon Hansen talk a t * Brigade dtizens group f Resources , mayor saisaid Tuesday the pool of 1 ^ ju d g e, A tto m e yf BlaineBl Welsh told the ' ^Conservation Servici Tuesday's City Council mtnketing about fomier councllifiliman Al Thaxton, who died ' to th e dism ay o'" a fediei /ice office at applicantsnts m ad e th e d ed sio n diffi* :s m a d e b y 'o u r t , aidding d d i that W illiams' - ,; 1361 E. 16th St., Oi because of comments .o r call the- cult. Kererbs’ appointm ent was ; two weeks ago from ccngiigestlve heart failure.'The couiouncll approved Manning's sprs have signed the I * ^B urley office a t 678-12 the head of the U .S.:. Fish and supervisor: b a s e d lalargely r on the reasoning ;tecommendatlon tojppolr>lnt former councilman BrentIt Kerta¥ to fill Thaxton> . ,rada. agreementnt wwith Elko County, . ' ' or the Rupert office a WUdlife Service in Nevai e at 4364777, that seveiveral important iûes in ' • position until Janua^, whe md Gerber wanted lan- . -•_^.34. • 'hen an newly elected council:ll member1 will take oven U .S . M a g is tr a te . R«R o b e r t A .. D a h l aiiudook ut tovrard the dty,” lElkPattor- -w»th Elko:o CountyC On any road A t 2:17 p.m. Monda; B rigade president, a n d E iday, shenffs ia ■ over,r, said Mayor ■ Doug with a plaque of appreê d a d o n for, - M anning saisaid. ney Grant Gerber voioiced con*'- proposal,”” she sh said. . .. • deputies and Rupertrt police\ offi- Manning.' B- ■ ■ Thaxton’s service, . I n o thier e i council business,' cerns about remarks 1 . rare'found'the body c s made by : j: ------ly o f M ich ael O th er applicants included - On'Iîesday, M anninglg an■ d coun*. M anning salsaid die O verland B rid g e— -^ Bob Williariis. “I donDn’t t h in k T im es-NNews ci environmental ■ William Royce of Rt Rupert in a Merlin HiU^Hi who was a write-in cil members spoke-fi-foiidly -of ■—dedicationon has'been'postponed' . ' somebody like Mr.. WiUilliams vnll ' reporter N.S.N.l Nokkentved con- . J viehide inside a shedled one mile. . candidatete in the Ndv^ber 1999 . Thaxton. uritil4p.m.'n. Wednesday, April 11. . have a n y final say in whi'h a t’s going t o u t e d toothisreport. th\ i— ^^west4i£Jlupert-ori-I^Jaho-Highway— ^ ------. 25, a sherifPs-departrirtment.press. ■' rdease said, j Officials.believee FRoyce, 27, iitaf—- ■_ ., died froni a self*lnflict« ic te d gurishot ContinueddfromBl fl ^.:__in.l^:^jhfrt>vtwo engaged in sp irited corrompe*' Kentucky*borilorn and Cincinnati-bred, -- t wound, the release} sssaid. Police.- -- i , ' McCarty and his \yifeyife, Cyndiia. of Harbor :kups-aUminatad-somc.of-th(rha-trnn. ririnn rn wlw hlrh rvinlft hrin g ti hArt»r»r anrii MfPnt-ty lated from .the.Unlvetsity-ot.of Springi,Jtfidi^.four- received infoiroationfrn from a fami* ble-prone >ur-grandchildrenrtw 6 — ne characterisdcs of first-geneenerarion more popîlarir guitar to market, and foro r th e C in d n n a d in 1931933 widi a degree in corii-h- ' stepgrandchildren andan* six great-grandchil* • i: ly member that Royceyce had been- plank guit u io rs . ' brand loyutyt7 tol)ig-name musicians.' mercial engineeileering. He married Elinor>r . d r ^ Also survivingig ij is his ounpanion/care-* ne since early **i learri'ed a n about Ted McCartyywhen v l ,• “Can I pickck out a Gibson in a pieceece of '' B auer in 1935,, diidie year before he went toto giver, Mable Ann Shef Moriday and that he had been started re researching patents," Smitlnithsaid. music that I: hear?”h he said last monthIth. “I work for WurlitzUtzer. McCarty was a engi*li* , McCar^ was preced«eded in deadl by Elinor despond wt, the r e l^lasesaid. “Just aboibout everyone I came aero:a-oss had sure can. Canm I pick out a Fender? Y

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i ^ e x p a B S K Al Q 4—y-y-C51iarr== . ByKarenteiterrellV'' ^ ' ^.AImee.MetcaiU--.:i.-^ -iir-z-priusra:^^h&proposSrah'diaclvlsed W ellSiTheihe.m'ot'terwlll-be ' - ■stires,.sudt as bfficers, gegin-at-l430i>.miHsncin(t-oij)““^'-' ' " 'c o m m is s io n .. . Alan •’Hanscea. ot toffTTtlHrlstrlieai a u ...... o t .;J;U*BV • U K E A T HI commlttee C rûested . .w .> e re a o w n D y dU perce flit fo r police protectio n ‘ ■ ; operitothe ptAllc.' '• ' , . • Engineers Inc. told the ' . Update bnn tlthe Jackpo't L ibrarj , he Gboding; '. v.olilnteene rs m e e t'.-a t ',9 f a.ih,.. . burglaries I were'down r e e k ^ m e e tin g w h J c h __' . V City'Cbuh^ about'hiss Hwork with. Saturday in fi-bnt of the Gooding., • tpercent between y99 ar '.F acility ’s, grandsri .dpening..whfc6'„l_:^ oday jjn'd coatinuM sd . ' Frida^ : —Goodihg-^êsidenrîr-*— - b o u is " ’ ~ ■, C pO rthousiuse-on-Main-Sffe<»t-tg=-:—< -:-Gowen^sb*repoited. that .\restraints- which piêvenjnt paying .• oners will report on th f • Davenport .and' thele 'Walker work bnn beautification of - tthe police departiiient : police 6fficers_top doUilia r s h a V e .' .■ -CPtnmlM lone jUsXity-Cbuncil-dedti-. ' ' 'C e n te r.o n a proposed1 expansione; Gooding’s ni ;. 461 casesi'compared with .'caused problems in providing-pi s of . variou's couiicy . s new m em orial g a r d e n .' . 4 ,ed in Marchrch that entering into a ' of the. W alker Center.'tr. The pro- • City p ' adequatelaw enforcemelent to the boards andind committees thfej ’ police ofnccr.Rick .' cases« in 2000, a.drop of abouta IS contract forfo law enforcem ent • i • ■ iect hear-' 11th. Streei . city. Elko County Sheile r if f ’N eil ‘Serve on indand will hear comments' ------Woiild-be^nrm ore-cosreffective—^ )ubircr; ■ . V.:-' 5 , ' ; in'cludci ân.aduh adminninlstâtlon. , 'ment has te Rarris said his departmcne'nt hMa ft°"” he-pub: ; received'the .statisticW, City .Siipcrintcndenent Tpda ;• •. jhan niaintdiitdining a regular, pblice' ' . ; ' , , . V ' '' ' ' '-<» • building rs w ell ns an aucauditorium, ■ report for 2 ( . - siiilllar-contract with , ■ 2000 crim e data’.. . IBunn told'coitiicil membiibers that : , force. Cityy Mli an ag er Jo le e ti S upp -; Weius . , CQrresponiiinf -cafeteria ahd. familyy buildihg,b Reports ; •-. and has endorsed the pt rs show.'a totarof;i23‘ : .aa dtywide spring deahupip WiU be,. .said ihe.rec «; p,>rrAnr fr»m - i C e i nipthpm e sijiigns hig-hetE-edueation-n-fc>»dg^lfc : trezoninR as \vell as annexlexanoii. 1 9 9 9 . Hlopes o | are the police • gatibn g every other weel- - Gooding M.iyor.Geor{orge Dains departm.en.ent’s proactive mea* -, -' longl< a s th e w a te r lasts, Bui ' . BOISE ,(AP) , / - The largest . . S S ta te U niv ersity faculty nm etnbers In th e o th e:r r states.st T h a t is o n to p * ! • increase m1 sts ta te su p p o rt fo r high- present\ when he signedd the bill .-of the 4.S percentpei pay package ^ , er educationon was'signed intb law to t join with him In attadick'ing the. approved for at ll s ta te employees^ T l t r on Tuesday,ly, and the leaders of '. critical < p ro b lem s fa tin g th e s ta te . A dvocates saidsai< that without higl|>.. W aterssu p p ly GGdnCernss Goodir - . Ic fa h o ’S'fou!our-year institutions Combined with anotl ►ther S 4 1 _ _ e c ,p a y , th e stdstdte will continue lof- discussed an-upcomlng[T^&iibliir ----- Promised-th•the:cash-will-signifiy*î—million-earmarked'forTi::major'a Ing quality’ professorspn v ita llo the~^ ■. T1me»-News corraspbndenlini : ' Ifyou')uVe Interested . h e a r i h g ’ o n J e r o m e Ch^heeie’J ‘ cantly. inflInfluence education , .1building projects at eaclich of the . integrity off theth higher education lEnfCounty D I u t t e r requestn for a special'peirerm Ttb,;,touôutatth e s ta te . . -fo -I u r schools, th e 2001-2C2002 sup*' system . . : GOODING- The city;ity Is con* m m Servlcivices and the Twin Falls .' . . pipe p waste water froni ththe plant ' ■ “ P“particular good time, •'■ port j package represeients the It also Induidudes 24 new faculn • . , Peterson told county com:ornm lssion- . . April 12 Iriiri roomr< 9.of the round - ,Couithouse. .C of Idaho arean going to benefit The centerpiece Is $3.3.3 million ‘ ence, engineerleerin g a n d law a n d $1 • ers Monday that wateri^ cb c b n d id o n s' building 8tJt 2: 0 2 14th Ave. • V ' •Planning and Zoning Adminis-.Al moijthanth.they have in the past." - $2 million in generalI itax rev* . million to improveImp the coUaborsi*. «hould be classified as5 a drought Sponsbredid Iby the National ; :' trator ti Judy Daiibner saidd ,Jerome 5= “PP"iropriation of $235.9 enue € - tb begin closingS thei gap tive educationdon .program operate '< emergency. •• . . ' , ..WeatherSeiSenrlco, the two-hour ' Cheese C plans to have •ao c o u r t H>-8®general tax.receipts is - I:b etw een facu lty salariessin i Idaho . at Universit;•sity Place in .Idahd — - ' Goading City Superinr i n t e n d e n t - c lass willI teachtei techniques on . reporter « take notes of thUGH A Pflll. 11 • 31 bliminateisd by lawnmakers w iiill be misse sand hubs *2 pair of 28T dual HiesIres anda rims • [’air of front' ■" '■ w e o n S d>AY. a ^ A P R IL 4 * -il« 0 A M illtires and.wheels for • TO-30 • Douljuble from for.M • IHC wheel weightelglils ■.“"'POTLATCH (Apjj .- • Thp time for themth to cut that," ; dren di bf working poor faifa m ilie s. ' ' • JKOJKI Rancher' - -L egislature’s re fu sd to bu;buy off on ' Superinteni PICICKUP* TRUCKS endent- • Donald That Tl way, lawmakers, comm d u d ed , ■ Ground WotklniIking Equipmant-Heybum . ' 1972 Ford FIOO p ick u p , VK, a u lo ,; longli wide box • 1948 IHC 2 IonII truck,iru 6 cylinder, 4 speed,' ' Gov. Dirk Kenipthome’s e’S'plan.to Armstrong; said.ss “ W hen tim es get ' the'th co'st ^can be kept.t d o w n , AdvirtiiirtiMmeni.*April2' . "20’ rubber, with Farmhand FJ2AA illvtr box ixiwer l»x, Iruck rahah i»when Mack parked II *> pick up froni' the federalral govern-' tough econoinomically,. that’s when b(because fewer parents wiinil know - . us 1941 IHC 2 Ion truck, 6 cylinder,er, 4 speed,-2 si>eed. IS' grain bed, 20“ rubber, truck ran' m enr.the bill for comi)mmutiity people andid fa; m ilie s .h e e d m o re ththeir children are eligiblee for the' ww w .u»^>tau«ieiS^«.eQ when Mack parkedh* I94S CMC'C4x4(arm ytm ck)()0'iinder, 14'M14'b< , doesn't nin ' : ' ' .■ '• - resource counselors m.in. puDiic neip, but itt doesti seem it m ay not ,cacare. ■ ... • ------MAYYIHCrMSCHINERr~ ■ ■ • schools has some admihi;lihistrators > happen here,re.” ; ■ T h e resource p r b ^ fil □AY. APRIL 4-e:'oilfM____ Owalonha..92,14' swather, gas,‘ 14'14'auger platform, comllHoner»• MaMassey Ferguson.36’ i41. . ;conccmed-as^h« ecuiiumym y id id e s . ' . , » w a s juUSt 'iii one ol the budget, c< •sw aihci , gas, d i a n ii p lj if u i m ,npndUluiivi j n • .New Ilcil|jiid'2ri2 siiiiijH nn g -iig' n a r M iei.Ti'.' i'.D ^ — counselbrs.who'Tielpeted low -' .FurniiLro-l1 * Tools * Collecliblos . ; drd riv e • .Tw o ease 4 b ar ch ario t lyp< '••• K em p th o m e w anted1 to use $ 6 • decisions lala’ w m a k e rs m a d e th is iti ype.slde rakes on dual .rubbvi'* HJoli3JohnDeeieNo,S7'irall income or at-risk familiess link1 UD mowers *'4 wheel hay rack diasslssli • M assey FeiguM>ii .')6 sw a theicr r fifor I'uns * |4' flat bed ^-million.injstate' tax revievenue to winter th^jit.affect^djchildren, . ..w with community services^ranging r Houiahold-lid-M isc.-Tw in Falls sin g le a xle trailer . Keep me counselors on th I the job in Possibly thele most serious was the ,... frfrom .housing, energy. assLjsistance, _ __,^__T8king CCoi onsiorinionu b a lly . ’ . .. . > AGROUNDI WORKING1 EQillPMEI ' ■ ihe-99-5ChtJol-disiricts'^ls-iharhffd-îtiifctTven- n o the jiealt'h : arid ’' romedicaland mentalhealth « E N T - ^ “ - " - (OTHERS AUCTION ' P|Ollwr 2 bottom 2 way plow, irli)p beams,I 3 pt. hitch • .1 MIC 39 ^lunibjclum plows on rubber •) b een ih cm to h elj>ilj> ^students : WelfSLre«partment to do as little ^ jobsj< and crisis interveniiitS n M HUOT BROI J o h n D eere q u a rte r tu rn p lo w .3 p i. ial*wttfk^S^5\rab15Tfoi=:n )S:734t2B'48.-.J: ■ T TOlil^HÎFauIirilH ^ • Acnu'ffswl b a r * 2 Fleetw'obd m ad e 8 ' ' With problems Hke'ina0 a m . ■ oon n sieel • 4 s ectio n w ood a n d m eiaeial harrow •John DceieH0.6'^terrao!rracebIade;3pt.hHch*2. d riv e to re d u c e th e goer,.Rtmind drivciv* I'osrhoie digger ____ S^me have chosen'toj jm n a k e th e ; MASTERS AUCTIONAl SERVICE |[u igger,^3 pt. P.T.O, *Heavy ■ ■ match,l>‘ut manylike the I lugeron rubber* Disc lypc fie P b d a tc h i„i;n ii,«ro <(>? ismlsslon, www.maatlatamuctloni’eom ' feed (ee dllch cleaiier • lleavT duty c School District may not beb e a b le to . Jual t S o n'corrugalc opener. ,3 ni.‘ ------^------hitch. hit I'.T,0. • Alfalfa crowner, ;iI pt. p hlith • Dixie beet thinner, 3 pt: hlich *2 old IHC76: . "The economic timese s a r e n o t uacior l i a s aJ(ilm j d IX‘eiv UH hyiJt.iiillv liuJer will W S ' ■ ,! SATURDAV,VY. A P R IL 7 * H : 6 0 a m Iwanl)ci com l)lnc,for p an s • Cement nimixer, P.T.O. ♦ Tip In slock rack: for pickupi good right now, so it’s a ,TwV.Iive . WetKlct'chkomEsteEstete .Amiques - CoDecbblos ; a s t r a n g e . p i ' c a"ni”f«i'î311 .lillch ■ Pair of l.Vii ilres .I'ndn d r rin is^ o r J ^ m IX vre • Pair o f IW" , OLDER c EQUIPMENTI t - — . . . chain s «•«?«« : ;/Wfl5Sve*Ti• Heusehokl-Twin Fans ’R<'Ifk'li driven:hamnivr mill • Old twwtato t oiler on rubber • IHC 2 rowJW spsi u d p lain e r o n Sleel *" 'A d vartliinlsement-AprilS' Oliver 9'^ one row spud digger on slleces o f le a lh e r-'S in g e r sta '~V«iiF:tlRfItm5'ri5iihd^p^ now and draw bar • Acine3 section 5 fs • Equipment]. staiionary! deluxe electric sewing^m mac a^rw^Sd^JT | . rind..benefits or grani prtp r o g ra m s , hatiow and dradraw bar • Soli mover on rubtK-r whhwit: hydraiillc IKi -John Deere 1( d elu x e c ab in et sew ing m ach in e • SnSmall desk and chair • RG\ color>r consolecoi TV with remote {• Superintendent Brent Orr I rul)tx-r, hs-ilraullc lift • (i” alfal(a ciowro w i n er. ^ pi. hilch •$ row John D«Deere coll ConsmnmenlsVts W elco m e -T w in F alis ■ • • * Large brown coucli and ctiairr • 2 platform rockers-* Brownt recllnerrec * Radar Range ! microwave ♦ Norge.refrigerator • Ci ' ' It does affect such day coiniKaiof. pt: hlich - KonK^klldeI.' 1010'' Triple K renovator, 3 pi. hiich' Chrome dinette set and 4 chairss*. • SmaltS black and white J ' - . KUNTBROTOTHERS AUCTION and am color T \'’s • F.nd tables.* Corlorner book shelf * Metal doubleJle bbed with springs and > . ' spending as hiring nev BEANEQUIPIIIPMENT mattress • Magazine rack • Plant sta ’() 6H1W unit planter, with 71 conversik'erslpii, covering discs, markers, (asl I8-734-2S48 . . !^* sta n d • C locks *'Luggage • Sm okeke si,stand * Small electrical V ground or bus aides and isl h itc h ,- 3 0 ^ ’ appliances • Wash tubs ♦ Step Jtooool ♦ Vanity lamps * Adding andmd Ilinens * Food dryer • ? » unit planter on doublu.tw>l har. gaugeeau wheels/ S pi. hitch - Mllhton Vases • D ish es • P ots a n d p ans • Q i ■new library books, print• in te r c ar.- tow bean winiliinilrower. pull ivpe. I'.T.O,. ccniei:r ddlverydi •' IHC 6 row bean cuiter!cr” m c ' W NDAV,;Y. A P R IL a-irO O P M airlstm as decorations • NickKnackslacks • Potted flowers and |. rridges, pencils “and a>11 ll: s o r ts o f ' cuhlvatm niattvi other household miscellaneous '■ istei frante for .?(J0 -. IHC 6 to w S tinine e cultivator (or 300 masier frameie*6row • Ray & Opel Robinwinun-Houuhotd-Twin Fait little stuff,” district spokesk e s w o m a n layhybar lylihf,Ih fast hlich • KonKsklldc.S line culllvaiIlvatorfor4towsofbeans LAWN & GARDEN 'Advanltirtisanie'nt-April's. jqI, Janet, Goodliffe.said., ohn Deere 68 riding lawn mower.r. ielectric start • Roper riding lawnwn rmower (needs heip) * OTHER EQUIFJIPMENT . . (MASTERS AlAUCnON SERVICE Har ' But sHe said the districirict is not ■GclilKilndcrMi!MIxall on m blw . PTO drive, unloadlnidlng auger • 36' x 6* grain auger on Hand sprayers • Snow fence • Lawrwn swing • Wheel barrow.* uwvn n chairs,cl 2 dog liouses • - I in finandal trouble. .with vli-cttic motormo -12' solid tool bar with (asi» hihiich • 20' X 6’ grafn auger wiibh ie'iccwlc • ' iatamuctIon.com AAssorted s « old lawn mowers and llllene rs ., : “W e’re ju st trying to see lp‘ grain auger - two 24' x IS’ graintin aaugers with electric motors • Sins SHOP ITEMS Jller. ;< stfcllori crank lift harrow cart o K t ? S . WONbAY.r. APRILA S-IIHM a m Tire \ye’re at,” Goodliffe said, E - t t irt on rubber * Chatlin dllcher, 3 pt. Tire l>ead break er • G reasers • Elecirctricjwsi dilll * Bench grinder •• lOO’lblOO anvil * Leg vise * 5 e a re n d chetr>- picker, hy draulic a n d 3.Tpt. 1 hitch - A.C. cultivator frameeforG\^ U • • Wife,fiKotdGebeuer. : ' JacIJacks • Shop stands'* Bolt culters■s • Craftsmari electric welder * Goc not going to cut off tliet heheat any* CaM.v'culilpack■acker * 4 1’lanei Jr. u n it p lan te rs * tw o 1 Goodell and Prati small : no 100 gallon p o ly tank s w lih saddle'I ' n .. fa tm M a e h ln ettv*Tnjeks*tmit«r.Paul iv - m T etal ' la th e • H yd raulic jack press • I1/2 ion chain hoist ^ Portable air tank*ta Large siallonary * where. We’ll simply delaelay m ost air compressor • Battery charger • I LIVESTOCK EQlQUIPMENT V . 'Advcrtlurtisemen|.Apri|7' • • Handm an lacks • Come a longs«ig s * 2 large pigeon hole I purchases'until we knowow w h ere Pow der River llvilivestock squeeze c h u le > M eial 6 ' gate,-vat< 2 A type hog houses-12 hole boll bins and bolts • Pipe threader:r •< Drill bits * Files a n d rasps * CcTcIj clamps • Planes * Blow • - w e’re a t w ith th e b u d g et.” t” wll hog (cwJere r.• H hole mclat lelf feeder *.slx,fi’,fi' ywooden panels - nine 16*. woodeM . w a s t e r s AAUCTION l SERVICE loreto rch • Box e n d w ren ch es • H and sa'saws • Electric drills • Cliain bindersders*3/4.dilve socket set : • ! The freeze was impose Jlng |K>i. New 6 hole autom ailchocog waiererh -7 5 cedar posts - Approxiiixim aiely www.maatiatarMuctlon.com . > * DDeep sockets • Dunlop jig sawV <• Crafisman lable saw ♦ Crafismftsman.lolnier plainer* • " Acei tlie'district'was'forced to j p in e posts A cety len e'w eld ing c u ttin g o u ifli • LcLog chains • <\xes* Saw horses . Budget in some areas bee; SHOP MISCELLLLANEOUS TUESDAY. APRIL A 10-8:00PM. : MISCELLANEOUS liiêr energy prices and i andi - Hydraulic jJck press - Toolcrafiraft table saw - ISO gallon pidup fut 300,gallon fuel banel and stand • 2002 gallon fuel barrel and standltd * Clcs'ls * Top links * j . [ tmj) - Sears S hp roiotiller * Cami) siov< Jld-Tooli-Amlquos, ■ umlU m brellas • O ld cab le w inch • Balei get areas traditionally tap] 40VC - Pea IKiers - 2 sets o f m arkersS* * iler pans * Culilvaior lools • Plowjw Ulaihes* Belt pulleys *• \ :apped for .WZO fenders.• PjPair of 20' truck chains - 5 heavy du Iks • E iee C o n ilB n m innttWalcomaiJarbmo n u GasGai engines > Fast hitch stingers • I iple cllmbing'sel)ho\-els *andJ»li Forks • •Rakes Show • J other spending needs drid r ie d u p ,' ' Ho applicators-: •s - Scrap Iron • .S stop and drain valves i b u nd les K I . A A 8 AAVCTION lJ BARN. . Ureases iinu oils • Many V bclts» ArAngle Iron ♦ Bolts and nuis * Lariatsrlats* Vel supplies* Lots * ' O rr and G oodliffe said. . , • of ihlnglci * AivAssoned wheels and Ures 4 John DeereDee hydraulic cylinders * IKC h n o f K ta p Iro n • Bale scales • Barrdi^*k.* Barrel p u m p * T nick'P.T .O .'s * G n I-324.BB21 and • Greasen valve * StartOT J ' ; ' “Natural gas prices are 1 I chains • Pitch forks - Shou-ls * Air' comcon m osor lank * Portable air tankr ^ s and generators • Car ramps •|W ovoven aod barbed wire • neelwoodood Mfg, trip hammer * • ■ th e w ay," G oodliffe said. 7 - 2 9:1)0 X 20 truck ilres and ilmsn s • P a rtia l sp o o l o ( a lu m in u m 4,. Branding pot • Yamaha m oioiblke! fcfor pans • Derrick pulleys * Barrelrel ca a n * A ssorted fishin g ; wire • And oiher miscellaneous Itemsms ■ . . .4rgaugt vreONBSDAY.7r. APrtiL 11-10:00 AM _ poles a n d tackl e » C o lem an c o o le r ii : t r i c t h a s s p e n t a b o u t $! JLColeman lantern and other miscelLiscellaneous Items - > - — , TORBIKES • GENERAT > ‘ Mainlinefie flattch Auction r more on natural gas heaile a t i n g s o 2HondiCTI2S ATOR . HOUSEHOLD 125 motor IHkes. 12 1/2 Kw 440 volioil jStationary generaicr; bell drive*!■-Slegier _ F arm M2=htem a d i£eri_^ _ N OT E; Mae satlietrd up a lot o fliemms ilufinx Mi llfclhm. tJont Mint■w hcrxtrlu tnuleJ uiiythlnt ' b u d g e te d — -o il h H ie t— 1-.vacl«*lliPWI««nd4HC-TcWstrat<^twn-21*TU7ftî?mype-frRzer$— ------|orthe_year. • • • • - Advertliemftni*/I * Ab Weekly; March 24 • “■^"A'a'ding'toTJre-uncertairtainty Is AU|WNER; S H E B I^ ~ ~ ---- TlmaiNi ;— the district’s declininglg < e n ro ll * . ------WALTMUEtteF^ ' • U 8 AAUCTIONS t ~~— Q W N E R r MSICFLEETWOoSlj ^ "estate r ~ ' inent, Avhich leaves oflofficials • T«ni*: Cash Of iM kobItt Oi«(ka bay el Sdt iUpilonaara.com' : Tafnii:C«ihiiharlukahieOiaaD arofSalaa .. ^ { unsure how much ihone< . Sd« by Mastersrs ,Auction Service :_____ L THtlRÂY.A vii H-ge tf r o m th e st a te in -tli ------• I he Business that £ Ay-Moster»-Aoctloii-Sefv|{F vlce------•------. ' . .Q e m tta C ork yt^ irti)urtis-AppBaneas-Fumkura slness that Service Bulirr y ■ get year that b e ^ Julylly 1'. T h e • • aAUCTIONEERS i CLERK d is tr ic t e x p e c ts to c ut several si - Lyl* Maatsra • • (W ketib !..-.SpSponSng < Goods* Burlay AUCTIONEEFE R S C LLER K «. • tra Gary 0*bom» Jo*'E>• B annott L^m ar Lovalanc Lyl* M aatars -. Gary Oabc teaching positions befoi>fore the. euniHdaho-o , OoocUng, leJaho Mg. IdIdaho ' Moblla pflupan,Idaho • 2001-2002 school year t 227 (208)034.5350- <208)8)530-0111 S . (208) 436-0803o MASTERS AUi\UCnON SERVICE (2(208) 643-5227 (208) 034*5 fbeV iS? m Chrlatanaort - Rupert, lefarso»0 •:- 931-4122 or 431-4123 1-5350 (208)530-0111' (208) (2< 438*0803 .* . because of the enrolr o llm e n t M obiioPaPndna* 731-1810 • 530*5350 >tm*auetion.eoni , - J im C h risk a n ao n ••Rijpan. Fl Idaho-531-4122br43r431-4123 , < . 350 • 530-0111 • 431.7355 - - • MoWla Phona# 731-161 decline. . RlnoiktoPttonoS« 208*431*7355 • FAX: 543-M27’ or J834-8077 • «vww.maft»ruucth>n e ie . 530-5350 • 530,01111 • 431*7355 y ■ . rriJ MBBgiBSB BlnoaWa Phono 208-431-7355 • FA»AX: 543-5227 or 034-8077 • www,rww.mattoraauctton.eom I ' .

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w M m Q a rk a p £ologizGJ \ A C l \ POCATELLO (Alf^'P).-. Idaho ■-t e S^ ^ ^ d a y . say, “I know.,w . Kempthorne expressede d his d i ^ t - . ' Q a r k^ ^ l i e r said his'comment^ — R^P-Ublican Party Cha?.umi.an_Ti:ent oCLno.^fcân--tl-—, isfaction,.caUedJon-CIClark. to dis7-r—were:aimens.... Assodationdon for the Advancement said again the staten ement attrib-- . . . _ oniihiPA«'i.— - 'Sev-eral-daysi.tSi_^...He^said-he told a jejreporter that-r-of-Colorejore.d“People:^He~al 5d"T" "■"uted . to " h lH rft“^ êpubllcan a fter th e ihci:i: • ' ■ “in;Washington, D.C,, I k n o w a -lo f' ! decried profi^gpro ofHispaiuc^ in ■ Spokesmah-ReviewI waS'inaccu*.\ - , Cha-halrman.-.deht^^he merpri--i-"~' of people who" woiildp . . rate and misleiading.' iii’t lik e .th a t . .. Id ah o .■■ ■ TrentCIt Clafk, .vatdy with'Gov.V.' ,.../rdter.’! - Becauseise Republicans : are per-';:-., i id; as saying, • ' , .'; ' 'Dirk '-^Kemp-3- • “That.jeporter. didiidh’t h a v e a c e i v e d to'o' havehi a'sm>ng stand Ob'.' hn6t-findan^.-^thdrne,'Vv,'Who has.-spent-overt^vo--'o--,"clue-w harI-was‘telJIJing him,” ' '"crim ^ hS6^d,th^-W » 3uld be'abre“ ' male on the • yeart fighighting the perpeptiori that,« . Clark said..“I.wasn’u{.getting m y ' .to piish ththe e icauM furthtf than the' ■; m, n r .'-that— ..Idaho-ifr•is a ■; hayon^f^>r-btgoMp~if- point-a.cros3;|«-^ — ^— 7 ■ — pemooOTffIDfhavt .—— — ^ • . i:.^.Clark'was quoted;I or convicted ■ . 2oeVanSlckle,4,ofP(MPocatello, nibt the chin of aipyemyJMl p' while eiMmW .i-l'>i.‘.YoulprbbabIylcahii African-American m 11 at the petting zoo areaare of the Pocatello Zoo,'whUrhich opened on Sunday. . JP.chairman , T m o T1 ' Sceti^ of East'ster IMUsicalDramatia P roduction I • later' that he. •* hasn’t been arrested 0 d faaim e.” j r g e s a b a n But the state GOF ndoning-u5_ . acknowledged a daya li aw -^ ^ S '"POCATELLO (AI;AP)—James • discuss*sse'd use of the word , so they keep! I v T n s iS ! Yizar say$ he doesjsnotneedto i "squaw’iw" and using Indians as ell Shay said. K P i l | | j jjnovy the derivation}n (of the word sports m:mascots. Idaho’s tribes callise . of ‘squât.” , iWuaw” to undeTstaii'tand it is offen- itavulga[gar radal and sexual slur, sley Thomas, th ewword, ( they said, has offend-'d . have a say in things,)fessor, sc chal- ■ ' . • ^“For me, all I needje d ^ was for a ed peopopie for generations, butIS ■ quiet,*! student D a rentsbysome: ^ U y |||K • % tive American to> tetell me it vtras Indiansns.have remained quiet'11 , "We want to change thethj term was.. .^fensive, and it didiid not reflect rather: thantl speak out because .. Panel member Weslr receives ’t . said. • • : jregulatopry panel apppointrrient I^ BOjSE -^PadK jâeilander, a for- c ssbs^ .îve and Boise State'ite'University, >nwrarmirrier— — ;.^dministrator, is thehe new presi- ' —. jlent of the Idaho PubPubUc, Utilities 2"*? noise springing from COmmissiort:—• ------Sprirtgvi5ville’s newly allowed i Kjellander.of Bois«Oise, suiceeds ' .Sunday/ b ^ sales is the ringing of . Commissioner Denri:nriis'Hansen, '■ h registers.; V/ho was president foitortheprevi: ■ Cilyo,tioffidals have received lit- bus four years; HaiHansen, who .• unent from residents. . remains on the threiree*member , ?,r«"onU think it’s, that big a ICjellander-for geal.” Cn the position. .Kjeriisllahder was ';'-onover;sr said. “I would guess it’s . tappninted m thp cnmnmmiggmn hy -more aiKibbut moraliw.issues than.’ . Gov. Dirk Kempthomeime in 1999 to avicones , replace retiring R dph:ph Nelson; : , • Conovetver sud-he’s receiv e jiisc • two phortone .calls since the .ordi- .î^rosecutors; Manin unlikelyi passed last-month, making.- ^ e the onlY.commuruty in lo be charged InI,fatal fa crash u^SiCou t ' ! iTUBlJY-AKigBytoteen-ager'was ueer saiS hurt sa badly in.thefaradentthat ac killed his-wife that-latrJefferson Snowpale was driving and accorcompahying water conser- ■' slid under a flatbed thtnidc on U/S. . vation meflieasiires. Higliway 20, IdahoI State St Police : Waterr coffidals and'hydrblo^ts , Reported. . will meetiet next week to compare, . ' . I Investigators recoiicommended spring runoffri predictions and- charging him with:h vehicular aquifer,a'.assessments, and begin . . ^lanslaughter, butt ProsecutorP planningflg for the worst. . .^tephen Clark said thehe 17-year-old ' ‘Wsver dear we’ve, got a limit __^jriayjieierjb.e.abl£.i0_.iQânriJdar___ e d ^ j eer r supply for this year,’? • ' because of the headd injuriesi he saidDavicviaDvard, geiieral manag- ' ' ^ fe re d in the acddentent: ' , ------ero f.thlie e Jordan Valley Water’ .' Conserve■vancy District, which. ' âles boom for UtaItah stores y n i e s aaboiit'half b a million resi- - dents.mn southwestern s and west*. iellihg beer on Sunundays emSaltLs: Lake County. . . • , , j ISPRIMGVILLE, Utah^.The. Ul .' -con:ompUed from wire reports CREATInoN/ Evb>L U T IO N SEMIN AFR leNow Wireless InternE•net. Infinite minutes. 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primarily as a meansns of s'tii'dying < I By Dixie Thomas Realileale' . V. ; , ' aquatic life at close! range.ra As the I • Jlmee-NeWacoffespon idea caught on, Victorioirians b eg an cre> ■ ating decorative fishbowlowls.... - I. TWINFALLS-bc- Dc> you w an t to w in a Today, fishbowls andmd tanks frorh ' I- blue,ribbon at theie ffa ir - o r w ould y o u • . , ,.thejl9lh.and.ear^.20thcth centuries can- — ' I______ra th e rh a n d DuLthe-rhe-ribbons?— u ------b e found-in-andquesstojstores,-flea-mar-— I : Either;way,.evei?verything:you:evier. ... kets and salvage yardsrds. Tanks are . I . wanted to know abcabout jiid ^ g cotihty' •. often made of solid metnetal and thick I fair .flowers andi producepi (but were glass - o nce necessaryy fof< r sustain in g . I afr^d to ask) is: ththe subject of .nexr.' the weight of Hundredsd s o f gallons o f '. I. . week’s workshop beingbell ta u ^ t by Cathy water r and some aree supportedsi on - I- •'Walworth, a masterter gardener and con- cast-iron bases. Fishbow>owls a re m a d e . r suiting rosarian,-ancand Jo Ann Robbins, bf either blown or press-essed glass and . ^ I Blaine County Extenjtension educator.’ are sometimes tinted. yellow,ye amber I The w orkshop is[s d makes a ~n said.' ■ c h o rm•ming i col- » :Ooli,aah The;workshopisacs actually.designed for ^ folks who want to lectibble, le it is not'a O your guests Ooh and Aah to maiximize-their . . chances of.winhing a tical container . In your. kltchen?-Do.your â r^j^^ ^ h ae^ ' __ : a s k . . ish. since niost ■ _ ^ grown childrer^ asl^ for vour ;»es r e q u i r e " 1 m m special dishes? We'd like to hâ'i^ , M M v riL v nigranfTamily gg ' etable o r flower; amd nd 1how to p resen t th e e water and from you. We're-looking for area Martha oxygen 3, cookis to feature in our;-g cook’s plants or produce to tlthe best advantage. Igs homeland ,'s “We .use a handinds-on .approach,” ' ' — Stewart— Egijsfded??s;h'^ bring profile segment of Wednesday's ft-i Times-News. If you. dr someonene . Robbins ssud. *Wei wiwUl set u p exam ples ^ ’ using it Bayoiors to valley w • ■ . ••• ' ■ you you know, would be wllllhgt)o to bo . for the group to judgudge, vralk the gtvup planter, a display case» fori a eollec- _ , . , J in u intenirlewed and photographedBd through the jiid^nglg piprocess and then let tion o f sh ells o r a lid d edsd tterrariu m . . By Olxlele.Thomas l Reale . and would tw willing share son>erae . the participantss tr;try judging them-; recipes,D please let us know. To k e e p fish fo r th e: longloi term , se t Tlmet-No^4ewe correspondent .. . r o ■ • -1 ' selves.". u p a m o d e m aquariumi; ; • ‘ I ’ . ^ Write to Oenlse Turner. TheI , T h e workshop wiUviU also1 h elp to identi- [N FAXLS -.jaaranko B t B ^ — ’■—Tlme&-NewsrP>Oi-B0K-e48r-Twln Tim Hn —tythosBTvhoTnlghnnirraakôodltrdg^f ------Falls.Fall Idaho. 83303^548. Or calla» produce o r flowers.s. W alw orth.said th ere AQUARIUM E ÊSENTIALS ^ ■ ^ Predojevievic and his wife, Anita . 733-0931.:Ext^43^QL&malLlfl • aiart.witn a iower*mi•maintenance, Bozic.'c,'-came to the United ------______- z a i id :. . —wiU*be*a^tgi-'uirêcdieet-forT)eople~tnter-' ' . ‘ denlseOmagicvalley.com. . : ested in becom ing juc . freshwater, aquarium.n. AJ good, pet States frfrom Bosnia-with .their— • '• -1— • '• ’ ■ : Tell1 us a little about yourself, J ju d ^ at fairs. Then,-•- f ' sto re sh o u ld b e ab le toto e< d u c a te you son, Arijsrijan, six y e a rs ago. They • - and an< Include your, name andy* Walworth and Robbobbins wiU hiterview, a b o u t th e equipm ent: b ro u g hu tt ^ e food o f th e ir hom e- iis celebratefi in *• ftiiirh the prospective judgeidgesatalaterdate. ' ledded.to’sh ^ t.' ^ in d rw iim SSWfed ■■■• b u t N ew Y ear’s is a biggcSerhoU- They hired1 Anita’si father, 'thevrai^^Sew L han d - “fish inch” (add the leilengths bf ail ^ ' Balkan:an cuisine is a mixture _dgt„.i«lien.«i;eyi,orks.ti i 3zic.-and-mdther HHe offers a few Balka — ÛrTfiishn NMain-Ave. N.-ih - —-GREEK.VILLAGE gl SALAD® ^^Re^trations wUlbill' lbe a crep ted a r th e • • • tank clean and provjjle[ties aeration- . nuts, hononey, olivesj plum s, apri- ex « c e p t i t is fo r aU'wom ei (Serves 6 to 8)- len- sis*'- ^February. ;— ' 'd(»r. .but participahpahtsTare.encouiTiged_2___ pumping oxygen intoto the water. • cois,graprapes, cheese^rice,- miish-' iters, daughters, mPthersrs, girl- ' Jadranko an d A n ita p la n to^ ' "• 1I tre d onion,-cut into d ic e s— ■ ' Beneficial, oxygen-loviriving bacterfa ropms;; figsf and sour cream’ i tp.pre-re^ster so0 tlthe presenters can, friends. May Day celelebrates ' become Unitected States citizens . 6 to m ato es cu t in to w edges'f m ak e sure, th e re a re i ■ deanse.ihewater.andnem;eALtrali2e;harm.- , c o m b inne e in m outhwatering____ are enough seed pack- _^tJiej!iLprker,jniichJike.:e.Lab.QC__3aMay., . . ■-9-:— e ts to go around.------ful ammoma. Conne« ththe e Hlter to a h ' dishes wii seafood, veal, lamb, ' . .] D ay in th e U n ited S tates.s . • . •' . Predojevicc.said s the food in ' I Ic c up black olives aii* piimp plac^.outsidesthetank. thi ', .beefand;id pork. Lamb is the favorite raieatra a t ' local g rocery stisto res isn’t alw ays 6 ounces Feta cheese,'brokei • Gravel: Choose gravelivel.w ith a 1/8- . Bosnialia lies in the southeast- . ' }holiday eelebra.tionsi aand is the same as in the Balkans. He. . intoIto pieces ] I , To atta t t e n d to-1/4-ihch diameter, andid ispread it on ■ em areaea of Europe, known as - .c -cooked on a spit over‘ a{ fire . buys a lo t of. f hish foodistuffs at 1/2 c up ex tra virgin olive oil A 'vrarkshop desigraisigned 10 take the fear . top of the filter plate. Ihhe e igravel layer the BalkiIkans. The Balkans afe - 1 • There is feasting, singining and' the Euro Foodid Store! on Second Dried oregano for g’amislj • ' Mm out of county'fai^'fair cbmpeiltions wili should slope from 1/2 inch erranean and include- . c nch in front to Mediteri . dancing. Parties are ofteiten held - Street East,, heh said, adding Combine Co the tomato, onion3n, '^^beheid frdm71 7 (0i( 9 p.m. April 11 in . ■ 1 inch in back. Rinse grjgravel before several1 countriesc - European in i parks and open spacaces so that Balkan1 m am ents; Driftwo:wood,plants Romanialia, Macedonia, Serbia, Bozic’s nephew, Igorr Bozic,] A m erican versi. S he ren-emember^ helping her I ' ' econcono'mists who bring the coolloking Mouth-watering aprlngUmesprli ^ a t a • Add. the fish gradually:Uy: AUow th e - m o th e rr nmake and serve not ' I ' schoolools.to communities across u h S f Indude Chocolate Al bag they are sold in toiloaloat foi'about only hanandmade noodles for N countuntry,.wUl prepare the disl le Almond CoffeeeaKe, . .- 10 minutes in the waterte r to le t th e soup, b uat t ei n tire m eals fo r e i ^ t \ ; -T imnies-News e Food Editor Dei Chocolate Cheesecalecake CupcakM and . temperature equalize, .xht,tiien tra n s fe r to 12 m eneh for fo u r to five days. I T uimer m t will be ^ving away loto ts o f Chocolate VValnutJaJt Jam Bars. . ; with a net (don’t dumpdu in the. “We ujused to make them I d ooro r Iprizes. . w ater hrom th e bag). - - when we’t'e'd thrash,” she said of . . I ■ AAssociated s: with Rein . Avoid.putting too man;iwy fish in a the noodliidles. “We had to cook .. I P uiblications b li in Greendale, Ww i s " . Tickc k e t s ■■ .'." -7 ta n k a t a tim e - s ta r t wwith-rfb it more fc>r the me men.” I •(Tasteaste of H om e a n d Q uick CooLoW ng , T h e Taste of Hon tiian five. Their waste, producttpr< will When t Home Cooklng . 1 the members of the' I igazmes are. twp of its pubiDl»ca- I School Is set foi form ju s t e n o u g h am m onit)nia tb a ttra c t PriscU la C It for 6:30 p.m. . I. Cirde makes noocUes - I lions)ns}, the event is sponsoredBd by Monda)kln therJohn beneficial bacteria. Thirhis process -for theirir annualj Spring Salad, - JohnRoperAudltoflum'- - UWtMMMMUVtMR/TktTtaMOm HPP'*>memaker Schools-'Each yy« e a r, at Twin Falls Hgn l^ School.S Doors takes about three week:eks and wiU Luncheoison, the group uses ^ m ore)re than'2S0 of the schools OeEtta Wilcox lays out'douKt Is a r e /o p en at5 :3 0 p.m..m. Tickets,1 priced a t . ' m ak e th e ta n k w a te r hazyazy. After the— -Jarolimeklek's redpe, which she » i2h to dry while maldng hoodleilies to sell a t the sponsinsored at various locations. - cloudiness dears, take a \water sam< knew by 1 .' .'S6.50,'areavallabliliable ot The Times^ • >y h e a r t lo n g b e fo re i t ' ' DD' orcu Society's Spring Saleilied Luncheon at Trinity Lutherileran Church In ■ . ' “‘N N< ow adays, e v e ry .show dIraw n s . News. 132.Thlrd St p ie to th e p e t sto re for anuunmonia test- started aa] p p e a r in g w ith moist' ;-* Ri dStW.InTwIraFalle; 'R upert...... > capac3adty crowcis,’.’ Rienshaw gaidl«di_ . or at The Tlmes-Nevi-News Mlnl-Casaia ' ’ ' ing. If i t is free, of am m onionia, you can standardrd' noodle-making ------•------' “‘Those T t who are on hand (Ue-maker. J a r e Bureau. 3 2 5 1;/2'2 E.E, nfth N. In add more fish. m achines.es. ■ ■ • . . , , di ing to Neatly eiijoy this sho - Pegd your fish rggulnrly ^ n Soing (low, Burley.'FormallordiI ordere,;c8il.735- irly*Jiut-donH------E o u iiy.yolk&land.one.whole c y J L s h e ______T O -attend: a t ------addedded-JanebGoffinrof-Th e-Tin ... overfeed. Check with voui said. “T hey w ould k in d ol imes-— -sxirrioiicKBirmt r w e w d ^ t h e — “ ~ — 3WC.p«t^rore_ ..eggrtwo-io-tablespoons'bU; and « WS. •. — for guidgllnes. Keeif th^ like a dam êather.” rTlutheran Ooroa* ' News. he aquariuni ,Wo tableSlespoonsâi^ she • ------L s o c l e t y ’e i . She. tests fRem by-run • annuaPSimhg —r^dean by changing a fifôjh oLthe-water .^Sdted.. TheT amount of .flour inningrr ^ sa la d Lunchecheon; along with a - - - Hi e er r e ’s an exam ple 6T the kin

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Helete are some’ '' Sfl^W alw brt^ ^lusH^cptH8!fc««l«iL AR CATHy-^Vfil't foratifTy •l>ut7it r golden~ — S209 foif« tt'duxeii^'. ’ “T ljStanhat sunny, da .in-magazine, photosts if 'We space . wrote'abt' about-bur buttercup, and', . ' • effuigence in earlyly springs taunts ' ■ A viaii ^ e t y called Meadowlark.is.iis ;.-'Sink.a shbyel in anda turn' the : .• ..btirflowersas.recoinxnniended. Nor '. how top revpi e n t it; .Could yoUjtell ...• thpift.Tlie'profusioncK)'or>'eUowblos> . : desmribed’'as b a-boon tO'-Northernm . soil. Sift out the4ittittle .sprigs'of ■ ;> v.;.,'J.wilI, o u r flo w e r s ggrow r th ick ly ' me againi ' soms.c^êers htfans.IS. Iheralding' gardena.son in the siin. . that sorsometimes reduce flowering,lg. ' they \N-anted lo live t ( diere. Throw .flowerr ffall oiit into your paltn.In. Ifvreplahtour ' SFRnSGGR&lN ' Living in the cdur[Juntry. Tm par* ; Develo:doped in the Dak'otds, thislis them aside so their rootsn will dry • .. Never grgra b th e p la n t by th e n e c k '.ticxilarly fond-of-the-he-tall.-graceful-.-^-'tuiety ty-has proyen bud-hardy- in-in - —but -in-the-suh.-Wprl>rk-in:a-lirtle~^BLifdW« R o p g i i t o n t... -T^^httve-ifwichTjeffeier chance ofV 'preventn varieiies.'ihat burstirst'into bloom' ' t'empei>erat'ures'-ph^Better to- ^y'ard-alre *' show’ipay b'e ling*iger.ingV Even ••' eventuicually'reach a hei^t 6f’6~ alre^dyT-Allrwe-can-do a f 6" , woriyiiig.about soil amendments!;01 ■ If tiie.ro•' / Remember tb .waitater the, bed - or Roundund-Uo on it. A hog worlfc d-as-uhûfpassedrfoHts-prorr : week7or-so»-ih'ey-:‘y-flower-and ----- iwded^ o t" . ALiiirut'Uie U'tiy pjclc njoy^heinarrouiTdlnBi^ xytiîng in the . ,w ^ att ^dlls stage, too. Thanksifor brighten any room.I. . fusion•n of blooms, as many asIS . ;are soaked before w€we take them . When th e ro.ots ate .cut - iii at. .a t..' g ro u n d ; .F ^ t d ow n a a' fiiie mulch . writing.S-. • ' ■•••:; _ ' Outdoors, the bloolooming season : t%sice those th of other varieties. It ' out of their nursep'y Ipots have a ■ least tw squeeze . ~en willI bn e h ap p y in su n o r shade.:e.-'- .• the flowers fade. One)rice a year, th e flow ers.rs. •, * •■■■." • the.sid.es in, the roo)ot ball com- It.will ^qls ^ û how far apart;r t ; ■ .•..V • *■, oldest stems shouldId beI c u t’about . . :r»- fo’ur inches fromn thtl e g ro u n d , r ' ■ ' Smaller varieties.*soisome no taller' , than a foot, grace gardensgai every*. 4 _ , S O U T H I I where to prodde colcrolorfid accents or seK’e as hedges. ' ■ A native of China.na. and eastern ard Work[Down TooSize FOG pKLEi ...... Europe. fors>ihia getgets its British: .^dundihg-narn^frofrom WiJiiam . I f yo u ’ve goi!ot a big lawn, or if it juJSI s see m s that 'way, HbribndFHarm b^'^, . ” * . V For,wcr-ihat*.s right-for-you.- ' .horticulturist who> g;gaained emi*' nence in. London'sI's gardening Singlele SSpeed, Self-Propollfcd • ;vorld. His na'm’ewasas bestowi ed o n '7 * s, >ag. m ulch or discharge! the plant,as ari.honibnorlfip’by a David'A. Biackm ert D.Ri► R M . ■ Danish botanist, ^n'Vahl.; ■ % ^ Ea.sy-siart Hbnda .pHCC en g in e . y : Fors>tliia may bee started,froths :andal L .W raaIstad, D.FD.P.M. ‘ ' .. ] cuttings or layeringing'Or bbugl^t-;' . • 4 In 1 versatility'w/optptibnal leaf shredder .frpm nurseries as yt)iyotmg shhibs. (no topl.s requiredd for conversion!) y R ^ C O N S Tr I R U c T i v E F o o►T t S O rg e rv / ' They, make fast ^ w i owth, as inuch * 21" steel mowin.ing deck - ; • ; as t\vo'feet a year, dedepending on . 439 • . ♦ In g ro w n1 Toenails ' - Permanentent Correction, , gadUQ,f^t.in_^ - r — “ ♦“H eci“/-AnLTCh'Paiir— y ; .hei^t. ' g g j p g g i ' ' Tp start from cuttinjtings, you take. ♦ Bunion.s> i /Bone Spurs slips from new growthHTth, root them ♦ H am m ert in a planting mediurium and then rtoe.s/Arthritic.Feet transplant them.. The' other ; ^ . ♦ Corns/.C.C alluses method,layering, isdo;done by'.beiid*, ■■ ■„ ] BEWTOt, ♦ N erve Tu ' .ing a li\*ing branch of die biish tb. i Rumors./ Burning Feet ♦ Planta^^^ the ground, makingI a slanting cut ' I 165 Addison Ave. W.. Warts / Skin Problemsns . •. V."i in it and burying itIt slightiy, sl pin- t , Falls. Idaho*734-4147- ' _ ♦ S p o rts‘Injniuries / Orthotlcs ■ 3331-Soulh-ldhcoln;------, •. few. months later, youyoi sever the Jero m e,e. Idaho • 208^24-RENT ♦ Fractures!s /S p r a ln s \ new nlnm from th&pai l7 Uon&.oUotsythia..ali.aisoJ(nown.^^ li lli«Kti I S ~ a h iuip I'^M AiKfi.'jnnll,«.b' II WWw.hnnH.icnm r [ ■ " • 73.V?881S>. . . ' 6- golden bells, bffer(ered by. nurs- ^-j— ~n>-™ ar,nAyc ------150150I-Hiland-#E-— "

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-L-lJuiJPor—a-special--tj'-treacrthat— ^ ^ ^ H secret reecipe surirprises - T-7 -•sîrklM -with springdrgtime appeal, ^ • t ^ iTanet Cal^«n»e i By Linda C learo ' _ ' ' • 1/7,nipmnmdlnsses • '' '• •• , '• •: The Mianil Herald r . ... c'; . • • •.i/2aip~sufi“sugar . ;•; •.'•y .;-'- , I,-Pa.,, cook •. ~ ------:------.l/2:cupâi ; .i^liiakes the -eggs to bbri rig h te n h e r ' ' , . QUESTION: My hustsb o h d 'h a s . . . ■ ,1'e K . b ele a a t te n '. . - . - Seasonal celebrations.IS. 1 ^ = 5 ; - talked about-growing;griip-bri-a' ' ^1 lemon,1. jujuice and g rated rindf ■ - - -• Vu**^®^T®cipe was.fei.featured In . farm in Bucks County,ly. Pa. He' .• I'tablespotspoon a ll'p iir p o ^ flo u r - '' ^..TastaofHomemagazinizine.. >wKj|j||a always .raves aboutI t e a t i n g T o p lay er:e r: • M ontgom ery P ie .’ ' l / 4 c u p hhutter u t : . i » M P /;h Q = — IfôpTcoui'd=fimi^ IV1 p a c k a g e r s o u n ci nces) cream .' .recipe, I w ould b e g ratel leaten- ^ .’i . viêese, softened ' ■ ■ i 1/2 c u p mmilk il or sour jnill^/ •, . J V-,. ‘V.^jAckife.u . ■ • -I tablesp o o n .b u tterer I(noVwbsd;' . ps-all-puirpose.flour i CTON p a '- ' _u^tHtM ),5oftelied . V aiUN. PA,, ; H ea’spoonjon baking powder ;v*:-,4Clip?confectioners’irs’ s u ^ ’ ’.' /o. 8-ihch o r i l d e e p 9- I 11 cup flaked coconut ANSWER: As soonn as you . Line tWo i pans with the pjist^ . „ - ,..:a 3 -c u p 6-(-« -ounee3)^ ^mentioned Bucks Co:ounlv. 1 ■ P?” s)-semisweei ' “ knew to look in my batr ringre'dl'eiris 'fo.rTthe tt •‘•'chocolatechips , . treasured “PennsylvaniK S fi^sU ayer-ir ~ molasses, sugar, . . -1 tablespoon shorteniening Cookbook” by Ruth Hlutchison.' d 'V"'",=es.lej, lem o n ju ic e a n d rin d . ' . , ■ In a mixing bowl,, beatb< cream !- This no-friiis collectioio n is m y • - beating until weir . “ cheese and butter untintil smooth. . favorite Pehns'ylvanitlia Dutch. • ' Add sugar ahd1 coconiit.'. ' ' cookbook bec^se thele recipes' Pour intoito prepared pastry ------^Refrigerate-for-l-j/2IttfhOUrazOti^ n— ------Shelirqt^^m jm til easy to handler" You can. find dozens;of o Funny : . Mikfe thehe top layer; Cream , J r Usinig iharids' dusteded with,con-' Cake variations on theB Internet: ‘ butter andj sugarsi until light.and' •; fecdoners* sugar, inoldI'old ro u n d e d ■ (at wwwigoogle.com, foforexam- fluffy..Adddd the egg and beat ■ •: tablespoons of coconuinut mixture • pie). thoroughly,ily. A lternately add into egg shapes. P lacee ooi n a w axed milk with floiflour and baking pow- paper-lined baking sha ' M R S. KRUSEN'S *?«• Freeze ■ Tlnllllliuln! In th«M Coconut Creairi Eggs» Is wonderfully cream y a n d notlot too sweet. • . M O NTGOM ERY Pp t c . der. S p re aid d cover mixture in die ^ for tw o hours o r until slightlysli( firm. : Hs.h Q p ie Shell. BBake ok about 45 minutes '' 5 ..M fflt chocolate chips)ps a n d shon* . free z e r a f -.’Tw o 8 -ih ch o r i d eepep-dish 9v. iha3S0-degr< a few-at a time. Dip into' pletely coated. Returnt tot waxed ened. Storeire in the refrigerator. . jg re e o v e n . ; ening. Remove, eggsgs from the the chocol:olate mixture uhdl com-. . ih<;h p ie c r u s t . , paper.-Refrigerate uni lozen. ■ ■ _ _ . First layer: M a k e s l22wrvings. s < . • ~ p ^ ew o r^rganiclabDels Start ’ > Knight RIdder Newt Servli»rvlce m e th o d sai and i substances that can...... be used'irI'in producing and han- After more than 10I yeyears of dis- dlingorgaiganic crops and livestock If Yoii Were A Tim.ries-News Home Dell'iliyery Subscriber, > ciission, federal.rules!s governinge as well as processed products. . ''' : organic food .productsts wenti into The stanc indards also establish '. .... ' effect la^ month. organiclafalabeling criteria and pro- YouCCoutD 5 Conisumers will beglegin to.see hibit theu;! u te of' g en ed c engineer- V n ew organic labeling on products ingmethoihods, ionizing radiation , b y th is sum m er, w ithh full.imple-ft and sewag Have S aved iiiefluidbh by^d>'2002ru . ■ •' ■ tion. . ' > The rules offer a hatiilational defi- For moripre-details .on organic More:;'Than.T'v' ' ,• nition for the term “orgarganic.” . standardsds, visit the Web site ' • ' They set standardsrds for' the ' . wynv.ams.us.usda.gov/nop. 5 M E WILL BE CLC - “i s Fridaj^/, Saturday & 5Sundiay, : ? , L a s t W eehyK A l o n e ■ : | g „ April 6^-7t^8. ^ - -- 7- — - w i f H - e o i H T ' m p & N s ! ^ - •— -See-You-Atrmi • 5 Deserert Sage Quiltersrs Guild * ■ . ~Subscritbe Today & ^Vel 4 ^ ITODYSSEH*2«or; W l[mies-? Show gTMerchalant Mall ( . ' Customerr Servic& -733 3 ^ 0 a 3 : | - | ■ r at Weston Plazeza'.; ;j ■ J SAT. &SUN.,APklL8 L 7 & 8 ^ iM i '• Netiont ■ Beoki >. Maoni}«sliwi • pjrttcffu Bf% B ’ Av«. IK • IMn PAUi, to ■ 206-]S-733-7879 ^ A q C M I R'AMf/M. ■ t2 Neen4 pm Sun. • Wornim’sSspring ms Chheck

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E a rlyy Detection is tlthe Key Only -i-W. orcligil'liKilik* \v<)mcn in BrciLst cunccr i.s the Icleading cunccr diugnu.scd.inin women in Americu.uncl ' - Twin r:ills.. tjre than 182.800 w omen nattlaiionully w ill leolm for ihe . cxHinijusluichi nwnim<)m og n m i busi y « ir, first time that they haveve this d iseax . and m ore thainlain 40,800 w omen will lose while KK)huwc:isc.sol / M n F a l lItAnaChanifitrofCt t i C o f f l M ^ m s o f biyj.s» o m t v r their lives. In Idaho,, ItI is estim ated t l u t 700 wcwomen will be dlagno^i . wca* di;ij^i)sccl in ourH iratw i. . w ilh b r e u t c a n c e r IhlIhis y e a r a n d 175 w om en wlwill die fn m i th e d t s ^ . However, when breast>t cancer< Is detected early andnd treated promptly. sulTcr*' [ ST. s ing and ultimately .thee lossI o f life can be significancantly reduced, r, BENEDICTS Che«eck out th e onliiline service, Routine screening mmammography (an"x.roy" picturepii o flh e breast) is ihc. - . • F aAiiLY m M edical C enterBR : . ; : . A\reaJo t b s O nline''s™ provided / single mo«t cfTcciive nmethod 10 dctect breast charhangcs that may be cancer. ' • ' • . 'HEALTH I FAIR , long before physicalI , ssympiorns cun be seen or felt. For most womenI A p r■il ii l7th, ISth, and 19tJ'9th by the tw inIn Falls area I high-quality mammpgpgraphy screening shouldI beginht at'age.40; Medicare m•R E E Breast Exam ss or.your insurance provi Cham bisr o ft'Commerce. ividcr may cover the cost. ■ , _ i;30 dm to 10:00 amt

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' ' .■ v i ; '.■_04 ’}-TlwMNtw»,TWnFd W«lnes^.A|iril4,V 2 0 0 1 :'-,' ■p ..;., / , , Foopgc i^s secjK ie-Iêh J ^succes • , spwing:dut:duM wii^tton^cwill-di^-^ _— X- wi'dfe - c o v e rred e d .porch;■ '.■’adds sloragiage space, ana ucui^T^ • ■ • ■ ’ . t>enserfortior plastic groceiy bags? . ■■.• vmipâround-the-froi frdnt-of-ther— fies-arie-oi-only-a-r«^t«psT- -h U | fnlShmsrhave-a;stalf'Of-. . ■ ■ '.Richlandi.' conjurjurjng up • ‘away. ' In the.foreword ofif her latest , personalal assistants,a as sh'e has, ■ — iÛmages of.poreh-swijw ings, and..-small1 p o w d e r r o o m 'a n d " ' ■ -book,-M artha S te w a rt:t shares with . - folding your,yoi tdwels-into perfect' ‘ rocking chairs. Gabliibles, shut- „ i„ge „,aslaster suhe-fill out ■ the I W o f .os th e e ssend^sea«t ^ flgffystacltacks in the lihen clciset; . tered windows andi woodvv sid- ,he remain,inder of the lower . . . ’ of her phenomenal'susuccess: The - but by usiiiusing a few of her tricks, . ihg add to the no nostalgic level. Masliister suite luxuries-, —- r .-I woman is organized ’ . . ' you mightSht be able to find your ■walk-ih closet,~ond ■r;— T hrbopkr“Got>d-ll-Things-foi— rbirthxertiljrriflcat€r(ora=Igitgnrofr= ~ ■ .Inside, the fIo6r.drplanij'^-gî"!•othroom with'twin f ' . - 'O rg a h iz ln g r by' M artintha Stew arr,; . twine) wheT/hCT.n^younîf .- • comp]etely'*cohtemp i '9 r soaking jtub, ' , . '. , 'Liying'(Clarkson Pottitter; $22), is • • low on*f6rniality, h’i& id p riv a te to ilet. . • :p . ' ...eye candy for thoisei ofi us,with. . '■ ■; V. abiliiy*:A Jong bend .' crammed drawers ah»hd s a ^ h g " h v . •' •■ -- - 7 - - r--— ^ vaulted eniryhalfII isis-handy: 0",‘he upperU[ level; a lbft<- -' i ■ 'd*2StniSm': ■ ]] __ r - ,' shelves.'In Stewards woiid,’tîne'wi "'îP |W //: ;s the entry !aijd. . J|, lO nrx B«loW ’ |i I ■ Ooel>oek , • '• • • ' : .. for r.emoving mudd.ddy, foot- overlooks ^ M210* •< -Vauliod ■■ Sy the door . parlor;or. ev en a homimeoffice. e ment bath . catch drips from galoshches;Sigh. - fiT • . .The vaulted greatat room is. bonus rooirom'nestles under • .so Bonus r''^ , I . J I Sl ^..^./SPerhaps the.questioiin n P m BTHilBniial * is. Iihdsa the. gablee that caps 'the- -Room Rc — 1: ‘Sttfroom- Oconto ■K19^ bright and spadous.: 3-6‘ * 2 8 ^ 13-«1?4*' Enlry asked is ’How do you d ______built;in.ehtertainmeniient.center garage, ancin d t h e r e ’s a ls o a — -writes-Stewartin-theiniLStSLI Usedil-B ook:Sale- = ^^torage-closet-at-r------—1-Some ofhenricks-for^ nook also has a vault th e stairs. , multiple homes, jobs a - -T ing. Studded withI skylightssl< For a .reviiview plan, includ- are highli^ted in thislis well-pho- • • ^G o m i n g and windowed on three. ihg scaled. floorfl plans, eleva- • t g C Olnlngr . to^phed paperback. > sides, this area is excexception*, .dons, sectionion a n d a rtis t’s con- , Portor ... 13-iino’fo- • S tew art adm its th a t:hvsixre the th deck turing, morere than 350 home ■ .'. scoop, ribbons neatly,ly.colled.in—. __B ooks-iks^Music-Cbs-^ — ' r '~ ' and rear yard. 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T o i m ^ s s c ;h e IHiiilHI BH- skisseries :High school track I l i j i a i j J .. By Karen Bos!3osslck . . " AnKitf \\\-.ittmccr.'I\'I'tvill I'ulk I . ' Tlme^NeWac't» correspondent : • • Tp.nv ■ ; High school basebaiball V m i - GALENA'Â’ LODGE - Nina.- K em p p ^l1 could cc have walked.. ; ^ Twill I-'iills;itJcnHiK’;4(: acrbss thes'finish fin line Tuesday. In fact, she wou)vould have'itshe hadn’t hadsldsbnh'(nh'erfeet. .' , Grven,a(-40*second-leadTin~part 40' - ‘ • ■ f . . 'I one' o f a, two-part-race t on. If - M onday, KeKemppel had all the - time in thee worldw( to scoot her skis - arourid-.-fifiuo r — ,, n/iinico Legion . . kilometersrs of . IHalM 9 track n ne e a r International ' meets Thursdcday c Galena Lod|ther team affairs:s: FI o r-m ore" a.m. Thursday l ^ ^ ^ a d o r i , call RussissWriehtat “T o d ay) w as .at Galena- -Vos-eosyây• o s - t f “-todgeTwlih-B------^ " sets., A 40rsiOrsec-. '5K Classic “ RpisjETfor bestistbaH '.- ' beautifulIday,' di andalOK perfect • W k ic k a « 8»lcMen’s : tdurnam ent^ndn ^ y ...wax,”-----• s:said . race. ------^WIN-FALLS —TvTwin Fills- -.C™ ™ = K e m p p e•a la ffew l. • • '■ : •••• T-Muijicjpal Golf Course i tf,M» sec o n d s, aaft f te r . thb annual Cove-PcpsiS i S S • ' Alex Rodriguez iteals third bas<>ase during the third Inning agagainst the-Anahelm Angela In IArlington, Texas, Tuesday. ^ , . crossing thede finishf: line. . . . ; .(wrnament . Sun3a , • Not so.easi related Pw88 ' easily dedded was the ' ^nday. Entry fee is struck out swingiiig in« ' the first,' men's senior:ior lOK race, \yhich was A-Rod goes5 l-for-4 in hprjijie debut lit a called d ela y ed for fpi an hour While' ; ';tefcm. For more informtrmation,call . a r LIN ■ , I’m not herere tot stop Tiger from . :.Valley Boys and Girlsrls C lub is The TImes-N8-News • • ■ . ■ f stand init Tiger’s . . wnningaeolf i ’spnn5i>riit(â*Lciakelbul]rail tuurnu* ------"^"RinmingwHinfie here to winin mr ^ f f / M y ’ whole . . . _ - ment Friday and Saturdi^ a y for.all..: .... TVVIN.F^FALLS - One of the larg- . , ebest way att,theJ!S4asteiS4„ I -^ fo cu siso n me.-^ • boys and ^ rls in gradeses S5rl2., . er and motnore unique track meets ^ . ‘Whatri3th-A^rAngieWj . Tlw AsswiratmitedPrpsa ^ ... Besides,.SiiSingh is concerned Cost is S12S per team,im. Pick up , comes offiff today with the 13th Invitational track meet TG. .- about his ownwn bit of history. Only registration forms or-pa'pay fees at Annual An]^g ie Wyatt Invitational Who-# involved: 15 Class A- ;H ’ two players-Ji and A-4 schools. • AUGUSTArA,Ga.-Maybeitv«U -J a c k Nicklaus(1965- the Boys and iSirls Clul:;iub a t 999 at Bruin StadiurhStc in Twin Falls, ;W . 1 '• 6 6 ) an d Nickck Faldo (1989-90),- . Whera ond when; Twin FallsIls High ' be'V I jay SirSingh, the last golfer ■ Frontier Road. For moiiiore jnfbr* Hostedd byt Filer High School,' . ^ E . Cj ' have won thele NMasters two years in , mation, call Graydon StanleySt at ' 15 teamsi ftfrom a a s s A-2, A-3 and • School.-l p.m. • ; other than TiTiger .Woods to win a I major champ!ipionship. • - • ’ , , . a row; this defdefending chamipion . 733-9554, Ext. 2221f orr 323264109. •A-4wiUatiattend the meet, which wants desperaterately to becoriie the , • T'Slurts and plaquess willw go to ■ has becomt>me one of the few mar- “It’s definitely the first ips this will be the year ■ third. elson finally breaks, the winners. , , quee trackck events of the spring we \ have to gauge oui^lvc pisrss LS|K “I’ve lookei)ked forward to this ’ •' .season, competition,” Qualls sai ■ 'frpusli in *the big four; After all, week for a lor he’s alreadjidy-snapped-two-of ----- l.bng.tlme,!Lhe said,-^— Buhl youth basebaball. Formerlyrly the FUer Invitational, it’s i exciting and the kids 2 B smiling. “I k the meet v Isnre.into woods’mostst itrbasured streaks. ;. I know the history t was renamed in 1988 ' ■ it.Vi behind it. WlniVinning once Is great. • g n U P S ' after Filer I •e • “I would1 bbe .very honored to ' ’ . softball holds Îgn :r High athletic standout T hrow in A-4 powers m ' H Doing It twice 1 k Wyatt, who er streak," Mickelson ice would be imbeliev- BUHL - Bull! Youth 1 ho died in an auto acci- and c Hagerman, whosese Soys': stop another able.” 9d7. . , - t V, oying hard to main- will register boys and ^ teams finished second andar third ^ jgftfm , The bddsmssmakers have made 6-15 for the upcoming I track coach LaRell ' at'state, a respectively,V trt th<» tam a straight;ht.face.. a H j l j l j Woods an over rget Da%dd Duval, the iverwhelming 8-5 pick • . and softball-scasons Apr 1 said the m eet is one. of Trojans1 last May, along?^l«-th v th J Don’t forge to win a fourj>UMh m ajor trophy. :an d 14 a t Buhl Elem< chances the. Magic A-2 / Soiith ‘ Central,i Idaho Jast playerio io hold tbe world’s No. After that, Mic other.than you know . Mickelson is Usted at smaller schools have to ' - Conference.teams, C and Pn,.-rcnnPt ^ inking OtI 12-1, U v e and { , ;Tinies are'from 6 -8 -p.m, an eye on Ernie Els, nd Singh 14-1, Els 18-1 :the weekdays and 8;30-10 te district competition. said s it should be a danho.:Keepa, and Duval 22-1. ^ nmnenup inin ithr^'majore a year __ : /Saturday. For. more.infoc ist an' opportimity for a 'm ' n e e t... . , • in, w ho h as w on 18 schools to gettogethen;”------iverldok Davis Love m ” -Defending 0 Masters championinVIJay M ickelson, . call Vince Hamilton at 5 — ^Provided'the“weatheri ••v m tournamentsIts ini ^ is.M riM r b u t ;• For girls’ informatio n said. “A lot of times, ,ates..' ,a ; • ^ ye top-1 0 ;finishei5.a t--“-Sliigh, S from Fiji, talks to repoiMners - - never a rriajor, i Lianne MontRomery at 5< get to run against each, “There are so many t outside the clubhouse at thee : ' th at g larin g oiomission from his____ —dous-othIetes^har^^r<^r ods-against-the-rest-of-—“ AuguftrNatlomiQblfClfilflaj _ _ ------record: - — — . T h e me these are the top co^ > neet presents some . times-the ti points get-so- Augusta, Ga., Tuesday. -• ' • “It’s disappcpppintirig,’? he said, J » o m e m e n ’s g rooup t) .intriguinglg matchups this year oUt,” o Pdtterson said. “( I can make a case that'■ • tTviy expectatib JI ------.-.J- _with.defendnding.boys’and.girls’-A— ying bn the green-jack------to.beatJrigcr,.becauso.he.tc ation was that by aae . -r-hbststw H lghtgolf -^ m slik e every yearthe- e je e m s -.-3 0 -1 ivould-hsl-have:notTust oni::^— 4 state chanlampions Raft River fac- • really n howling. So we hhaven!t et Sunday,, tlthereby^halting h is . able al to brijig.out his.beststgam e- major,butmoielore.” - : IjEROME - The Jeromiome Men's ing Class A*A-3 state-glrlslxhampi- beeri b blessed with the'bestistweath-- seemingly UIuhstpppabre m arch wherievwhe w wants to,” Mic[ickejson Without a ma Golf Association holdsds itsi first ons ^ d bojboys’ runners-up Declo. er ei in the.world. But we’n’re really ' • toward historyxy. sssai± “Even though we are r m ajor victory o r two, = not too. —he;ll neverbebe 1mentfoned in the - j u ^ t of tw ili^ l golf Thujhursday at The Hornenets, .who sw ept la s t ..'. excited.e It’s a'great track:meet.” n . ‘3 have notDt ifelt as though every- -tli-thrilled with the fact thatIt some- same breath a: • .6 ;p.m.- w ith a scram ble)le format . ' y^^^yatiratt Invitational, remain ■ ■■ ' h as Palmer, Flaver ^ • Field eyerits becinihe 18-evCTtt tryinging to get,together to ’ - bodyb< has won four.of fiveLE22J2E5 r ___ Nicklau.sflrid,wiu « d U K o o d L - 2 2 ^ _ uuii itliuigUn stciri. m eet a t 1 p.m. and admi:iission is - b 6Bt-6TiI6 "guyuy,” Mickelson said. . itK has orougnt a Jot ot anerii inoon to : -ForthenexiaextlOyea^whafl ■ ICwnpitedfromataffMdwlfiwlranoortt ranksthisse!sca»}n, Patterson said. . free ft to the public. Teanim s who “^ f s c a t a iainlynotehe'case.”’' n ^ th game and we have all benefit-b do, how I play __L__ RaftRiva lay and the thines I ' vv boj^’ coach Jeremy will w compete include: puhlihtBuite ; Maybeitîshould be. Woods has • et . accomplish will fiSiyiAANSttliR: ■ Qualls saidlid though Che Trojans County, C Declo,‘Filer,'CGlenns the last?t tthree\majors ^ and If Woods can win for the s m iU ultinaldy dedde B S^nd- how I’m lookedledatasaptaytrgen- after losing sever^ top _ F F erry , : G ooding, HiHedfcsen, four o f th e! Islast five -- a strea k tiitinê at Augusta lâtional, heh 11 be eratibns from i Nfck Price and Grpg Norm ers to'graduation, he ' "H im now,” Mickelson- . ■ e t ^ with 63s in 1986 andnTiM R : perform ers Hagerman, Kimberly,, Malad,J interrupted bybj Siri^’s victbty at ththe first player-to hold aUfoural said. “These nex nd 1996, expects a gcgood showing from all M ft River, last year’s Mas[asters. . • ' m ■lext 10 years are very. , , }^&ccdvely. Note: neithet Murtaugh, Oakley, Raft major professional titles5 ati one important to her won. the teams in'involved. • Valley, V Wendell. “It is goinglg to be very difficult ' tiitime. .me,becauseI»«ntto be looked at ininaceitiitaU^> a ;j v ' ■ V ' •rf' , ■■ ■ • . 1 TMi Faib,'Idilw-WtdMyiy.-/^

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? s c h cw u p ( m m m i ^ Valley Rec asebaii, softbaii : > I ■ :‘TheTtmafrHaw* c sigiis up for bas .-Tuesday afternoonon,.winnlng.die^ ' 1 , • '■ - - .— i j :w in .f a l l-S—-The-Vêy-Re«earioh-; s ioh-District^registering-play? ----- ■ rfiireF4r3 •but- sufferiiring.;ihe loss in ' Twii I .. ■ : ' KIMBERLY The-Klmberly '- ■ ■ ' ' Loc^l sports , : ■ win Falls cariie o u t on fire.v fin • : basebîll andisoftball leagues oii.Fin.Friday.'from 5*7 p;m, and . thesecotideame'6-4>-4.' ' 1 ' ' *Jitnkinflng;rall-but-ori^matchTin^tli ;oom,atÛiBy:^HIglkSdiool^ ^ . , - , HulldogsîtchSier.Matt-Sriiith"’ ’ boys s seball and softball.players „• • .Viler Tuesday,y, downine the ' 2 *:^^ ® single's; Brian Scott an ,'ers are invited. For riiorev _ . ’ . , -I ended-up -wlth-eig i^-Rob-.Cranrar825:S0217“ j . • w.iidcats •6 and'’ l4-8.' / . , and no walksi-, • I -;, ■ .Sophomore Stepha>hanle powers fin* : G lem Joys.’ singles play whil m s 3, Wendell 2 (8) ' “We improved, vyeJteepBettiiig,w ■■ AsiUeiley Dllle,- Jessica Kouthi i , • ished 4-for-8.\«ihfch four RBIs with a ' I . ' better,” said Kirrimberly coach ’ Sohics-saleeto Startiuclcs cliailiairjnan compieted " , . ' game-ending triple rri to. lead’ •; wieilimns Ferry 9, Wendell 1^ Terry Bohan. ' Jesse May each took wihs'Sin. i SEATTLE-TlThe sale of die Seatde Sup( ; Bulldogs. Filer s< : singles, in both boys’ an luperSonics was completed, r senior Crystal', WEkTENDELL T- Thie U d y Pilotslots Kimberly (3-7 ovDveraU, M d is --, f j S , ' ' a n d - providing $155> milliqn1 for The Ackerleyey «Group to,'spend on d e b f' .. > . / . ■'Koch hif an in-ihejle-park home run tookk twor against conference rivalival.; tricD.travelsto Went 5! doubles the Bruins' wwon6 : . reduction and in - — •.'vand a double." ’ T.' .deU Ftiday,^ . . ri investments in billboairds,Ts,TVarid.newmedia., , ndell Tuesday, 3-2 in eighi : match in straight sets anan< d v '- ; . .. The $200hiilliillion sale of the NBA fraricliinclilseand.ihe Storni of the : ' “We started oiitut Ikind of'ôw in v ihninjings and 9*1 iri the second>nd*. ' rto.Miceo-ia}. ' ..lo st onlsnly one game in mixed dbvdo'u*' . WNBAbyAcker. ' ■ |he first iganie,” S ‘ - KiTM* today,’•^ d 'W e n d e ll assis- i •' ' tu'attheendofthehe firstl game.” • tantco ______Brother ofigers:.owner.caug 1 UieiM,Z9C»M.t4. t“ The iJuUdogs gaigathered.27 hits Wen confenfen ' lO»nwT>(fis PHILADELPH‘HIA - Pat Croce thoughtIt hhe was going to watch a I . ... on the day. Senioror JZan Mickelson ence)s) hostsI Kimberly Friday. . iideotape of a player pi the PhiladelphiaI 76i76ers were after. Instead, 1 ..went 3*for-4 with th Glenns Ferry 8, U 1 three singles in • W e n d e ll4; he saw his brbdi*h er taking money from AUeÛen Iverson’s pants In the I Came 2, Kimberly,ly, fS-1 overall and ' A/ 5 \ IKOUMCTII*(TliMS>JcM(.2.t-l. ,G F17, Wendell T4 l y / ------}.uj,iriM.( , locker roorri., . , '2 -0 in cbnferencwner,'tape of the'iheft.'■die I..--. ' f i')i ^ ■ 7 a f e • • 4'andl7-4.; “There is rio controversy,”cc Pat Croce MiMid Tuesday. "There was ■ “We played >vondederful the first , an issue, a palnfuful i^ u e'an d It was piit tbb anat end immediately.” <4 VxEiVn |T] M, eomn MShwi t-1,44. M.' ■ six innings,” said WiWendell coach ' .t.RcuiMMi M , King authorize!;ed videotaping In th e lockecker rooms at practice and ' . Gordon Gunter. “Pitiitchers stan ed ' .home and awayly games after^ playerss complainedcc of missing - X . ■ ; -■ _Baseseball . , nioney. Pat Croc . to struggle, a little inn the fifth and Golf' ■ ■■' ■ oce said the team usedI surveillancesu cameras as Jeromime 5, Biirley 1 we tiiade some errc■rors.'Weiust • iearlyasayear.agigo, but wouldn’t discussi it ffurther. ■ coiJldn’t finish it.” • 'IN FALLS- Filer’tooklok . JER(iROME - The Jerom e Tigers ed five runs in the.fourth In game two,.GliSlenns Ferry , both thethi girls’,and .boys’, teama n . .. --Ravens sign scored ten runs in th«Jie firet inning . ' «tles, againstag Valley, Shoshone in iinebaclne OWINGS MILL,LS.Md.-Linebacker Tamilsmie Sharper, a key fipiirV* __ 3ver Burley.- . against freshman pltching«-The—pi :-and-_M^ u w a u g b —a t— G anyon ■ BURLEY - Theh e Twin FalJs , win ove . J • Pilots went on to racl ■o"— — on-thTB atim SFire Ravens’ record-settinglg cde/en.«:e, signed a five- Bruins continuedd nto mow down • “Weit'e played errorless ball,’’ said ick up 17 runs Springs3S Golf< Course Tuesday. •. , , year, S22 million < .o n l 6 hits. T h e F 1 deal with the Super Bowlwl cchampions Tuesday. . '- ■““ ■■■---the opposition, thislis time with ah ’ Jeromeme.coadi jay Ostler. “It was. : Filer-girls won by a twowo • Sharper,. aiiuH: ^ Wendell (1-6) will • host stroke^ m restricted freie agent, intiinterviewed .with several IM victorybverBur3uriey. . a greatiat pitching performance by eârglri over Valley.as.®^. ■ teams, before re Kimberly Friday. ^ ■ .Lindsayay Childers shot a 49 to returning to the club that tha drafted.him ourof . • Sophomore- pitclitcher Cathryn ■ J*D. LotLott with the nvo hitter.” Virginia in die sececond round df the 1997 draft.dra , „ •ome (4*6 overall, 1*4 confer'^ he indiyidiiaLtide. . . Walker struck outut 13, allowing • Jeron - < ■ _ ■ ‘“ f e " ’' — The-6-foot*3,2-i240-pound.outside linebacbacker Interviewed with . • one run, one runin in the win. •, ence)h«) hosts Twin Falls Thursday, : The FilerFi boys did ju st as w dl, ■ Seattle, .Carolina,la, M iam i, Philadelphia and an Jacksonville before. ' ' Walker is 6-0 this seaseason. Burlerley {4-6 overall, 4-2 confer* • ■]uciinn(i.o»nnirn. ' p la c inag g four of the top sixSIX. choosing the Ravevens. - . ' ' ■ “I felt, she was prett>’ prt much on ence)I travelsti to Pocatello Fridayjy , golfers]•s led. by Travis Hoflandn d • . her game," said Twii'win.Fallscoach , totaketce on Highland. OWraFtiiyir.WMri .arid Nat:!athan Stinson In the top . Ofn«rtr»(.].sriowa. 2, WM> IV) H, ] euct (V) Sl 4;K^ (V]». sion to leave Seton Hall1 afteraft four seasons didti’t 6, Kimberly 4 TWIN FALLS -,TT he B ruins 9M'lvin.j Seim ’ “He.made thee! decision that was best fpr.him.atid for I made the ------fcoTfWCIJ-fJJ • . • ■ orie outjut of two against FilerT , Blackfoot Tuesday af:afternoon 11* isi«,s$«««ii '**. d^sion that was5 bestt forine, Griffin said. ' The recent deatlIth of Griffin’s older halff brbrother, Marvin Powell, ' also didn’t swiay Griffin,Gi although h e saidI he intends to give finan- —:__ _ _£iaLassiaancft.iQjihis hrnrhprVwfg rhrofimo-childreni------. ------. , ■------^rComp ^ ^ ------SAL-T^L-TtlCE-CT C11V{AF) - Newîfork won for die nindi time:e scored 54 eariier thisis season. . .b e r th w Sliaquille O’Neal scorcored, 31 points ' in 10 horlomegames.' . with the victory' andid ^------r— ^—T and Robert Horryy ccame off the The K • Seattie’slf’s loss at San Antomo. .' ; Knicks capitalized bn the 8 bench for 20 to leadd LLos Angeles, v absenceice of Orlando’s Tracy', Pacers 85, Suns 81 ------Derek-Flsher scorei3red~‘. McGrad:ady, who left the game withy ------INDIANAPOLIS—=-JalBtrRg5S— ^Spurs-1-107T;SuperSonlcs:89- 17 and rookie Mik'[ike NBA - a straineined muscle wth.53S'Icft inin and Travis B est eacVch scored 18 ' SAN ANTONIOA - Tim Duncanr - 6 e a ^l i s t e n e r ; ■“^ " ““ Penberthy*h^[d“1 0 ^ ^ K alf.” :------’ r snapped’t ^ •• naa*30I pointspt and 14 rebounds as • the Laker.s’ bene:nch McGnGrady left with four points ini_ Phoeriix Suns’sevensn-game win* San Antoitonlo ended Seattie’s four* outscored the Utah reser\’es38-19.r« , ISmlnuinuies for Orlando. nine streak. vinnirig streak. ' Kobe Bryant did notno: play for the • • The Pacers.remalnened ded with • B oston, an 82*77 wi victory, combined with Lakers. Los Angelessles coach Phil • H o rnets et 103, Nets 88 lelphia’s loss at Toronto,.;,t O ‘G3em t tirvAw i n Jackson decided hislis star shooter p a c t . Miami, for the final i ■ needed more time tc ST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - in the Eastern Confers he Spurs the NBA’s best s to rest a sore Tom->iil Mashburn scored 31 • record at52-22.at e beenj-eally impressed so left foot that has putpm liim .ontlie joints n Bobcats, j€f e r o m e , : insidering how little golf bench for'six of the s and P.J., Brown added 193 Raptors 100, 76er ek Anderson added. 16' the last seven , P“f “cs s ahd 1 2 rebounds as I and.eight assists arid 4 - U ^ ' they’vee piplayed,” said Buriey ajvsl^ • games. 1! TORONTO - Vin . Charloflofte beat New -Jersey for ince Carter AntohibI6 Danliels scored 11 for the straggle atL t n e ‘ant coadoach Shelley Hondo bfiier ■ . . . . ' the thirtiird time this season andJ s c o r^ 26 points ais TorontoT won spurs girls team,:am.- :rteat 82, Celtics• 7:7* ■ for thee 14ihI time in 17 games, for the fifth time Inin six gam es, golfers dealt with a brisk . ■ , MIAMI - Paul P Pic ierce had .33 Baronori Davis added 17 points’,. and beat Philadelplphia for th e w„tfcrj»*e Burley RejJg io n al - mJmtafblg and fluctuating tempeni- ; points and nine rebourouhds as Boston for thee Hornets.1 third rime in four gamimes this sea* . ,' ■'UggetSJts 94, Blazers 92 turesthroi son. :ByJeffBehimaij. " hrouglioiit theday. ' ' - - ...... beat •Miamr82-77 TuiTuesday night, ' DENVIVER - Robert Pack, start- "Itwwas a s pretty cold early on,” . ; ' .. handing the Heat dteiileirtiiirdlossin ■ Plstotis ' Alvin Williams addededl4points ' Ing in placeph of suspended point '.. Tlm eêw s wrBer said M err ms 110, Bulls 83 ' and 13 assists for th lerritt. “Tlie greens were-a • . , :four games sineince. • Alonzo CHIC^ the-Raptors,, guard NicNick Van Exel, had.a sea- little hard... hai the putting was • Mourning’s return. ICAGO -J e r r y Stackhousee who led by as many asQS 35 points. son-high f; - BURLEY-There wereWl no holes. alriglit, an , scoredd an i NBA season-high .57 gh 26 points as Denver . , and the fainvays ivere nor-. Piehre scored 14 ofor ^ston'sI final points o . slowedPcPortiand’s playoff push, ' in the lineup of the Century,C golf mal Burlurley fairways and they s as Detroit won.its thirdd 20 ix>invs helping theheCelOKenise > ' .Straight,ht. . Mavs 109, Rocket3ts97 Kevinn 1Willis added 19 points -team'Tuesday mominine- • . . were cut,ut,wliichis’good.” A • i ' a 12?point, founh-quanlanerdefiqt, SacU _ - HOUSTON -Michchael Finley and 18I reboundsiri and George The Diamondbackste boys’ team , Despitipite finishing'third and ckhouse .was-21-for*36 from ’ finished first arid th« ■ Ihe fiekeld and ll-for-13 from the scored 27 points a:and Dallas McClbudu d !s c o re d 2 0 fo r th e he girls took fourth Inin tthe first meet of.th'eltica*. wrapped up its first: pplayoff spot .' Nuggets,s, whoi also played widiout second at the Burle;ley Regional . son', thehe Bobcats remain 0 |>ti* ' . Knicks94,Magic!ic82 . ■in breaking Kelly “ ' toumamerit at Buriej i.cka’s team record of 56i in 11 years. lead in gg 'sscorer and rebounder ey Munldpal mistic; ' i . •V NEW Y O R K -M ai :s, . set in .1984.,I . Juw ah Howard ad(idded 23 for Antonioio McDyess (dislocated •, GolfCouree. pretty hard to tell diis early liad 23 points and 20 delphia’s Allen Iversonjj- , Dallas, which securedd die playoff kneecap). ' Bladcfoot’s DaUas DayD shot a 3-, pn in trhe season,” said, Hondo of 4 under*par 69 for thehe day’s low where the boys stand at this point. score.and finished1 six: stro k es “W e’ve’ve got a few consistently • Devils5 down Se ahead of runner*up SSt t^ d Nelson . strong plaplayers right now buc-the enators in1 possiblei playoff Jpreview of • Century. • St(it e e d ,, • th e rest areB gogoing to need to step it up ■ WASHINGTON (A(AP),-Patrik. scored1 hhis team-record 59th goal • Diamondbacks best gcgolfer, shot a a litde bit if we are going to make il with 7;261eft as Colu — — ZS-Burley^freshman T ------—Bli^,ad-hiH-«cond^ht en -B arrirad d etn hfe game-!• uetroit. 2^4«urrkjanes:a— ^ Troy Merritt— itto-state:*Ilc.“ • ' " '• _____ganies_Tuesday-night-jhuas:ihe,.New-— winner-nr-midway;tHrough-the-thlrd— i ------^ ^ — ------— ^ — :ST.-LOlOUIS^rChris lin g er had^^c_l_shoLa:.76.foiLthlrd.plo )lace.-Jerome—— The-BurBuriey'boyis’-ncxrlriatch-is— • Jersey De\ils loeat theihe Washington . periodd ‘i ' as ' F lo rid a . beat md an assist In his secondJ senior. Nicole Paulos fiifuuêdwidi , dieJerom«ome Invitational bn Friday. ■Capitals 6-4 in az PhUadelflelphia.. ^ Thrashers 5, SenateJO'S 2 , ack from a broken arm as.° an 83 to lead the girlsi division.d . T h e girlj'iris play In the Buhl thrilling battle of'divilivi- NHL ‘ : Plorid;ida, who got 39 saves from- ATLANTA t Patririk Stefan’s the St.. Loiiis I Blues tied the Century’s boys teaijam finished Invitationaional on Monday. « ; • .4ion diampions. ., ■ Trevorr Kidd,K is unbeaten in five. goal wiUi 2:16 to play/broke, I a tie’ Carolina!a Hurricanes 2-2 Tuesday1 with d u w players beloslow 80, while , - -The Devils won foifor road gan . and. lifted thie Atk:lanta over nl^t ' their fifth shot on 833 to hold o ff. Team Results ' : James (3^)-2). It was Kidd's . ) k ^ a>ff»,C4yv3is} the 17tli time in 19 gagames In dieir first 'startart In seven-games. ' Ottawa. •The BluiHues, who ended a three- Blackfoot by nine stroki yais>aKUMV<3aA).jRmtjM« '. bid for tlie No. 1 playofyoffseedindie ' T he S enators fellI ttwo points game losinsing strieak, have only two• The Bobcat boys finishedfil th e (Mi.aKMu«4u;ctruy4e:.]jrar«4rt.44u: 0ui^^ ' • Eastern Conference,;e. iNew Jerscj. Jackets bdiind New Jersey De\evils for first points in tli day with a team scoresof326,plac* t sts2,RedWln^l ■ I their last five games. Individual ResuKs - has won eight stra i^ht t on< die road. COLU place in the Eastern Coiitonference. . T h e Httirricanes HU pulled even '. * ing die Burley in a diiiJird place de -UMBUS, Ohio - Ron EkniauieA 7. SMMctiCI ».} HM 1 In the final home gamegs of the with Bostiiston In the race for the^ with Jerome. The BuBurley girls’ tt tied the record for wins,5 , season, the Thrashersrs ended an final playc team had three plajayers shoot Panthers 2, Ryere: ' & ayoff spot in the Eastern expansion goalie, and Mike! 11-game winle^ streakik diere (0-8- Conferem ^ - above die lSO mark andai finished - ia»i«a.iu«Ftam#, PHILADELPHIA-L -P av el Bure Manelukuk scored die go-ahead goal ence, with three games 1 3)., . ' remainingilg for both teams. .fourth overall with a1 tearrii score ftng WBi • • • of 526. Jerome took tlthird with,a Galena -■ •471. • ; ■ Continued from Dl' , , ued their one^two dordomination of to let you 'OU get by me,” WadsworthI '■ K em ppel ap p e arss at shoe-in, ‘‘I remeinemter she got up every the series. Only thishis time they teased FrFreeman, as the two bent y the Olympics in a famrm er’s field ures It’s tim : riiakethataski*in,ford• die job. m orning; and a ran before school. in Utah. time to pass the'ski ptfles • . flip-flopped.placesiSi with> Bauer oVertocaI catch their brfeath. • The. 31*year*old Ar toyoungerijer talent like Klesel. . : - taking first despite sia \nchorage, _Asiar.as.ss.shc-was concemed, she2 “It was Perring rn ' sian inc sixth- W adsw[sivnrth,; Freeman -and—— Alaskan hasôminatet p_the_pomt- -.- iiYoukncknpw-you’ve-been-artîs— — . fen ths, ot'' a -sydon :ed-woraen's----- OTQldiTrao■do enough?' ------.- ' where tliey wrere tryim ondêhind Kemppelpel are among- 2 0 0 cross*•— — ^crossâuritiy iskiing in the,U.S.. _ __A lt thpL: mg to make . a long timeime when you’ve trained _ — — ^ -Koukalr^Sklers-startedted,-accordlng-^countrjr$ jrskfers from'the"Uriit'ed” leJiard-worJc-has-payed—1—T-each-Nordic-coursei norEjreand’mory' Uhder two o 1 winmng 1‘4 U.S. chanfplpionships. o f f .' Kemsmppel went to the . vo ot the three coaches at to the amount of timeme they came. States, NNorway, Czech Republic ; ■ !, ..-difficult-unciI.the-one-j8-in-Nagano— the startingting line,” she quipped to : :' “ Strapped to h er first5t set of skis ' Olympics» ini Albertville, France'i ' was straight up, straigl in behind Koukal onn thetl first day and Canainada who have converged ,■ by the age o{_ two, sh< ight down,” Kapala as sh e’ waited for'"^he . ,..-.of-Competition...- ihe learned - _ In as a widiade-eyed;21-year-old. She—,i-— she skld.Ît'Was too toug ------— -oh a mea«eadow tuckedbeneaththe— early'to enjoy workingfi'g otit; tak -" "basked In ugh.”"------— starting gun to soimdTueây.:** - ■ USA • favoritete J u s tin _ __majestic I in the attention paid to> ^ She'll have-plenty ofof.fans root- ,. When sh ic Sawtooth Mountains at • ing two-hour rtiris withth her fami- cross*c6 uoj I she finally^dpes finish ‘ ~ :__ • ■ W adsw orth, who stastarted four*' Galena L na03Lskiing in.NDrway’si-5- ' , • ing for*her. ATnong tlthem^lSiin'*' her career uLodgeêi£jnissign:^j„ Jy: By=aie-time-she-w{kvas-14rshe ..... O lym picscs two years later in eer, Kemppel hopes' to tenths of a second beht>ehind Bauer, Impress:s upon t Olympic coaches was pushiiig h er S-foo I Valley’s KaelinKiesel. earn a masnaster’s degree in busi- •.caught Bauer on the oot*10, 135* . Lillehamnmer. n Ahd she tiptoedI . “It’s so awesome to the first hill that theyey have what ic takes to ;x)und body to its limiulits, training ' h er-w a y i 0 race wilh ness adniinministration. The intro- about 300 yards into> th e race and ■ com pete y around the unusualI . 'skiers like Nina who ah^ ^much duction to te at the 2002 W inter —in.s.. mnny.as.S004iot^=s-aêar-t(^— foods-and- -tpôthec-cultures-that— : • double-poiea luriousijisiy witn mm - Olyrnpic:ics next February at = beifsnhan we are," sasaioTKieseU ^ h e ’s h ad : achieve her goal of feaeachirigthe fronted witwith while taking part ini‘ ■ avorld, m ak head Nordic coach RidIckKapala, • She alsoso loves skiing Soldier ously.” nake new friends,” she •acroK die finish line. • them onene of five, to seven posi- who coached Kemppel' : said.“Butiiut most ot all, it’s given - “I was saving it. I wavrasn’e going tions on Ui sl when she Hollow, theth wide open rolling ' Once the Sal.t La-ake. City me the char Uie plymplc jeam. was a freshman iri high1 sschool. ; ^ Nordic couourse that vnis built.for . :hanee to do what 116ve - . Olympics are over, Kenemppelflg- most, ski andan< be outdoors.’’ '.

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■ '■■ , / -" ■-•T...... Dl- ■ . • • - ■ 1 ^ , W ■p-'f'o ^ ■-..^C ontinwklfroniDl: easoatr^Y°^wedfoi^ri^ - TwIns’SrTlgBis!0 ra 2 — : T' T - n™ us AL' Q^Bigglivreteturriirig from off- . :....--l '.DE.tROIT.. - lebut . •' _ . . .__season khee.surge . -.Even Detroit’s ■ . -!? jewelfv - e l f y . " .■ .-r— first'opening-dalday-'complete game • , , , totieanAstiwrec Fo'oimerisluggeffel in 1 2 years wasn Straw be n y said they contin- isn’t enough for the - . l i a ued'to ' Tigers to overcbrcbme Brad Radk'e Uo'National League : ! Reds 3, Piratesis2 - ...... preifobadblnbfficM'lii d'to cocame uritil’Ffiday, 6 Lcn.the:.merL.::;!.who.ar'e-not— ------in.Comerica.EaiEarkJsxflrst-season—T7 “ le ts . Braves 4 ■ ■ ., .. ■■..'.--CINCmNAyi-.[-7 -Barry-Larkin-^— .-.-opener. - ATliANTA - Robin 'Vmturaira 1hit doubled home aI ppair of runs and •• ■ VVdiâs doing cocai^ intified-r dedded.it was time-. pair nf rwo-nm-hntTigr; leave. They rode around vn, bought more drugsândT" ^ run ineigHrinn lg,8 one' off Ke'iry. Ligtenberg iieir flrsfvi^^™ ^î-A:lvirArMa;-{AP)-=-Dari innings'and'David'' . ' • in __ !.dr6 ve. -■ , Q rtlt-h o m e fe c le-lOth-irining-TuesdaJîTlef-|^d— ûndermanaierBol cawbeccy^toliilhiS'probatlatio n — ive.to-a-mdtel-inrOrlandOrth'^ red—to^lcffd-tlW^— -' jortsaid., ;■:.' . . • . M in n eso ta Twiiwins toa.3-2 win i*?®;le defending IIL champion N« r was .out of the .• :icer he spent the four dayis ' TuMday.; ,y.asj isjhissing doing cocaiine.w:!.wlth'.- '. .'...Joeoe Ficarrotta, Strawberry’s ;. i Before a cap; tlailta in the Braves* honlome ■ ,™ *astêdleltithamstrinfr •, a fenemale.fri^d and armed m - • orney, was not im mediatuy'' apacity crowd of Ath lilable for. comrnent on the' • iO,104. Jeff Wea\eaver pitched a six- •. °P“pCTe'r. ■ , . ■ Pirates manmager . ■ Lloyd who10 itook-his jewelry and aban-abi Utter and^truckick oiit four for his- Tsuyoshi Shlnjo, ihesecoirnnH • • M ceiendoh; a foriirm er outflelde'r, 'doneined him in a motel room. ibadon report. Earlier in the- 'third completeI gameg{ in 60 career . , JaPiipanese position playerto sign V m ade his b jc.leata g u e jo ia n a^ n g . ; , In.Ji.a.report.to.the judge-w ^.>^lcan:o.tta said.he.was_ ••■starts. ■ ;. a'a'.,.', 'majilajor league contract, singh ’ debut in the-saSele stadium where -' - willU rhe report came! Mttered seven hits v ith a scorel^ 10th. . notched their secocond consecutive Strav • .irierskrslugger.- over eight inningi§s, and Ben Grieve “ awberry remained in a'pj‘ Psy-. Strawber^ toldId his probation In.a'< ' one-hin victory. ; iatric ward at St. Joseph i.additlon to his legal trou- -h it a two-ruh tnpTiple in i ^ Tampa > 4 0 ^ - Hunter led.off *etil seventh ™th Hospl J p h s -o fficer th a t he v/a/as picked up at bles.s, StrawS berry also is under- ' Bay debut in thehe Dewl Rays’ sea- 7*^”Itros 11, BreWers 3 a single off reli spital while doctors evaluiuuat* the center by a wwoman from an .goinglg ans agêssiye,’experim'en- ' ihever Bjnden ' edlirhim.- _____ •• ■■ , _sgn-opehingvjctoi;to iy over Toronto.____ . H(HOUSTON. r.Daryle-Ward,, sub.-^-Looper-(0-l)ândsu - ,■ AIcbholics.-Anonyilymbus program -----tal treacreatmenrfor colon'cancer.'^T^ id-stole second— ; :—TjniJnder arrest for violating.! Lopez, who begi>egan last season in . bingng.for injured Moises Alou,J, hith Doug Glanville hithi a drive over ’ n-oba ig his named Beverly,, 'who was sup- ■ “HeHe wants to get himself : the bullpen, waiwalked three-and .' hiss ffirst Career grand slam arid an the head of center ibation, he will be sent.to0 thetl posed to take hinim to the meet- clean,!in, he wants to go on and live , struclc out six !r fielder Preston w n id ix to move- past' droviove in' a career-high six innsns mi Wilson, who malade the catch ul]]?]Isborough County Jail1 aiand ;■. ing. a normal o rr life like everyone Rolando Airojo> fofor the most victo- Houssuston’s season-opening victoictory . sprinting toward ththe-waU. Hunter d without bail once doctoctors “... Instead shei begant smoking else,”!,” said2 Mark Kennedy, who . nesinDevURaysi er Milwaukee ys history (22). over ■ . tagged up at secoi:ond, never hesii :lare him mentally stable, . 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Installatioiion. will foUow at 8 p.m. Elk The pubUc is;invit:,;^: tiesies, what individuals.arid busilusinessescan 'theirguesijsts are invited.-. - 'dio o to■ conserve and additional>nal. resources. ivailable. . . ■ ^ . VFWstailarts up bl'ngo beglnnin ; : UNC holds first Thiiriiiredayrt. sSpeakers include:. Michaelael Pohanka,. -♦ut,. Crowley’s Drug Ston lelivery services representativItive at Idaho -thlSWeeiekendat554HllandA a'r'A u c3tion, diinnerw ilill help ore in Twin Falls ’owerjDan OImstead,.commnmunity.and - BURLE' TWIN FALLS. EY - Veterans of Fdreigh,gh.Wars. • . ...| ■- The Living publublic reladonS'from Idaho0 PPower; and ' will havee bingoI at 7 p.m. eacli Sati , Independence Network{l««>eoj serleadiiig hosts hoiorse show Saturday benefit a Burliurley man in need of'a .kidid- Avenue’ and 13th Street.Stre • try(ryouts be^nnlng Monday . r u p e r riey transplant,int. ■ . • Raffle tickets arere alsoa being sold for a lay • R: T - The Ride’em and ^lid.lide^m Jed Andersc Area merchants holdold Garden bBURLEY1 > Burley High SchSchool cheer- . 4-H Club !rson,'23, of Burley, the sorpn 1/2 quality fresh beef bee or quilt: Ticket? ' > willt host a"horse show b of DeLayne andan Joleen Anderson, is or iading tryouts will be heldeld Monday ning at 8I a.m.a Saturday at the 'Mini pn are Sl per ticket orirsixforSS. si: ’. ; , . f^rty fashion show,y, Iluncheon jmdoka ^ dialysis threeie jtimes a week an’d'mvait}its '. .‘‘Fund-raisinjg committee con members irough April 13. A mandateatoi 7 parent • County Fai■airgrounds.' . more testing t< • TWIN FALLS-A Cardarden Party fashion meeleefing will be held at 7 a.m. i to find a kidney donor fot'or- have set a goal1 ofo: approximately.'- , show and luncheon will .m, Thursday Registrairation will be from 8-9 a.m.m. with . 0 second-opeperation,.organizers say. ill be held from 11 inthI the wrestling room. All physiliysicals must -. classesstarairting at 9 a.m. There will I ly. S20.000 tb cover inecmedical expenses and ■ a.fn. t o l p.m. Saturday/ aat t The Ballroom at bed 11 be 44 M eanw hile,, famU ily and friends halveve . so forth," chairman,an, Cloyd Taylor says. e done by Monday,^ . • classes. CoiJost is $ 2 for each class foifor.4-H, joined forces tc . 205 Shoshone St. N. in TwinFalis.Tvv s to raise money for medical;al “With o th er fund-ra1-raising projects,«we ' . ^ members5 andj S3 per class;for norion-4-H ■ cxpense.s:and_n Tickets are $10.Ticketkets f^r the fashion— Goi! - __ hnvi» rnicA^ nnpm2£OjcimateliL$. - 4 ,0 0 0 .,: „ ■ snow only are 56. Tickeckets must be pur^ . „ollege-ofSouthernidahir A Navajo) tacota dinner-wili be heldId We’re hoping this dinnerdin and combined {istration fees are non-refrefund- . - from 5:3Ci-7 p.n f laggpfi p.m. April 13 at the Burlevey ■ atirrinn will hH puis-get-closer-to-ouF^-r— ut rticipant5-sh0um~KrnTB~a‘a sack • junior mgn school.sc Ihe cost wiU be S5 Clothier at 733-1S06, Tesc'esori at 7344818 or ' BURLEY-The BI College o f, S5 final goal.” . , of Southern., lunch.-; , • per person or S2S fpr a family.-Thelie. ' To donate item s oi , Kids Kom erat 734-3225..'■S- - . ; Idahlaho.M ini'Cassia C enter wiiwill offer a Classes v IS or services fpr auc-' - ; will include western, EnjEnglish, .Declo Trendsetisetters will perform prlpr to tion, call.Jerry at 6 jrihg a sack lunch” injury/ piprevention - ‘ halter, leac It 677-8402, Clbyd at — .y:win.Ealls-Alr,Fotcais adline, tniil and parent chiclasses; an auctiori. Among Ar the items donated&d - 678-2165 or TeraUraid at 67S.8425 tA’_ e^taffsergeant— serfe! r i ^ r d i ^ 2 ‘l-p,m,-on-Wedn5dnesday8-in-— -This-is-a-sl•shaggy-showrgroomTjnd-b er- arrange pick-up befo * animals, bi jefore Tuesday. Items to teach free martiallalartcllnic but don’t bathe-them, org)rgani- 4-' enclosure, ne^new freestandine gasfire-•0 - mav also be dropped .The.inju'ry4prevention'mocnoduiesHare” *ers»sayrAi TWIN -FALLS - Sta Animals-should-be^ceinSinSt'ed ' . '.plac e^ ew bMQ?-clrairdTnorerM5r?will lQ 'ill kuperi Showkase stores.sto Cash conmbu-- : Staff'Sgt. Frank speclecialized training developeaped by the two weeks;s pHor] to the show. " . also be a-sileni . Shaske of the TwinI FFalls Air Force Ame ent auction of approximatete- tions .will be acceptecpted at'any D.L. Evans merican Red Cross to m « t th«the needs of ' For m or3re information, call CyrCynthia’ ly 25 i t o i^: an ar d a country sto re witl: Recruiting office will holelold a frw hand-to- 7 empl th , Bank or First. FederalEet to the- Jed - nploye^'einployers .and OSHiSHA regula- ; , . Slack at 43(136-1153. . • haqd:craftedit1 items..'Quil ts. available foibr . AndersonTrust Fundund; . . — • I'.. - C l u bv 'c a l e J nJDAR':^ j; ■ I ; : , ; -^civic' , ' . • t^^d Thurjday,lay, Sept.May; 543.5522 or 734. ■ Ma«lc Vulley Iffa Club- meet* forforluhelicon ai^lunt2*ic| and mcctlnfi. Call Glenda at 7334M040orVlckl , imitiundill734-7201Sjrp Suppon nroup^l-'urinfur. 5257.'5; : Temple. tOO 1-: Sl..'436^(U7. , Rotary Clubs . - • XlOmeuBCII Chapter- 7 p.m. lecond .and ' . ai733JtH38.Nvwm«mt>cT*«êeme. ai ■ Kulil. Know fear tiroup.7 pin,} n $h^ Chill. liJO p.m. dinner . ' fourth Thursdaydayt, Sepi.-May, In Burley, 673.' B- . Cooilne Anon>nfl>nious . l-w- Information, cull / ••li■'.IVJ Unmdwiiy Ave, N,. cull Uel. at 5- Bh*Ukc».7am.Tu«3*tay»at 732-S317. . * • ' SlidlyutSI 543 6776, l543-274(,or - foiinhWednoMtiyutLiyat|{ii|>enl{lks4JM()37. ' . P lu^toicI & Coflvetitlon Cenief ta CoUu-Codepen-pendcniN Anon>moiik. 7 p.ni, ' , CoodIn«8p,m.MondH>-s«.nicri Ro)ulAftli.>bt«oikbt«ons. N pm. M.i-nn0I id »ijf3rdund Hui»nMnwnicTemiTemple. 4364(07. Burley • noon Tuo»day» at F - Sh^?wStlV,';iW Ida «; 7p,m.-lluir«l*i». 112t)AMont;Mitunu&l. I\iul Lodge 77.177. 8 tun. first Thursday of__ at Ilurloy Inn ; Snake River E . tops.ciu T( 1h ____ 1- . .•I'wiMl'Hlill.T.m^W,------■ . ~»d Kft i'jumBrofncc;43»Miso.^===^ ConvCTiIonCeniCT;67^2221.. ■ AWnon • fnnxî|>coplc conccmi-d ulwiil vimw. .' .Wcilne»day»: (.;3() p.m, .Viturdays, 51 »day» at The Cemw]nTWnînFalli,callRo(ierat73JOl51or . 57i ik 2nd, Veterans of ForeignFor Wars . Bobal733«03l. liMllMe, 736^5.05. • ^.. Klmberiy8p.|n,'lhurklay*,3lbMiiMain St. ' fluhl . r>0M .I(ilH.«i(M,.Th»r^ton Pence Post. 8 Bi.ihe Ltacota '. MokIc Volley:lej':Jayce«-7d0.p.m. fim and Coodinu Chapter 2Sr. 5 p.m.-niu i p.m. .Momiuy,.Senior cltiicn ' - .-Hurley Siitiirduy NlRhfii AlriithIht Croup of , P-m. iccnnd 1'iiesday»d.iy of the miinth at Uncoln ‘ . . third Tueidayt1 ai Mm1#'« Piaa In Twin Fatli; J™Ihe Roodinft Senior Ciilten« a-nirr,-3 IIXVI.7.M-848I. - - ■ N/NA. «.|).m. hilurdays, 1321 Otikiej- Ave..A Snow Coim>.S43-5437. . eîorCcnier , call 733-2871 or 73 Ave.:9344S06or9.l .^>40. Filer • 8 p.m.1. Tuv^duy,T Peace Luther'un - UuildliiK. BO Suit J9; (>7H-1330. (niJtl-’unnk Jetwne Chapter 48 . fi p.m. Wedn.dn(.û\-sut ' (^>>urcii.Stu\vm.Stn.Stn.-otan(lSixtii.734.«2.W. I„,IMK). mkiriBiTKiit.;. " -Hurley- l’o«i 3043,304 Ca«iu Cuunty i'ost. 8 72Z Jerome • uo.iiWMin .Thundnys ut First .- irsduy of the moiitli >11 Burley ■ s h S 'Jte S ufcli, 2ri2i-LAu-,-A. injifurne. . - n|j Puul.|'uriiirormatlon.cull ri7H-133(330.'Amduy . lm ’ltal"^niâllKliiand,(>4S-2387 ' . Keiehum/Suh Valley . Noon on' . ,.Our0 “ t>avlor IJitlictun Church.' I70Hi'K S K ; ■ - niBhtmctiin(t.7ii.m;Sund«yv220l-lil-ll-;iIR . . Declo. ItM 211721172, N. Andrew Moller Pim: K Ave. E-: 7330)04 nr 32I14H33. Juromc •< , pp.m. Ttiur.«duys. Flrtt I'aul ■ 8|).m. Satiirduyx, 22(1 M I'ills.lls. • p.m. tliird Tuesdayay of the monlh at IV.«i^ 22023 I-: Uils Uldii.67H-y3ia... ; . Rupert ■ Noon WciJnoMluyi a'l- t - 934420S. In tho ftcreation niom «l 475 Caiwcll W.tt^Mondii)-.SunClub.S7l CIcnm Ferry.• I'M!IVu 3ff46, Cli-nns t-V-rry l>iwi. •' rJkU^y. Call Juck Volley ToaKmaMers-12:10 p.m. ,734.5132or jnj 7360291. ellAvt.tt,. -sc«nd.St.E,72(WrMI6S. - - , 221 y^ho Senior Pancake & Sieukid fourth1 Tuesdayt a t Elmer'i .Knchum. noonDnWednevlusSunaub.720. \ 22o7“i;Hl'?(^!^-!SmktaHÎt Work*. How lind tVhy Hook " Stud ' - i t s r a s s i^lIou>e.lB24 Blue Lukei Blvd. 23S4. • Ti«rwla>-s220i:iUliv ludy,8p.m. ' OoodliiK . 1-ostSt 3078,Tonohl»'l'i>sl.30 8 p.ni. Support Groups l>.m.\V«liib«lj>..M.wje Valley. ! . third Thursday of>f the month at (;oodlnK Wur Club ln"-Mn FBll«73wi^"Sr»ZK nbw of Commerce • Firat and ’ * ' / • • ■ I-cll«wdilj‘.n«ll!w)TW)lS.-cnndAw.N..734'-06(i4. • |.;||.KnmMHt Croup, H p.m. VVednuvLiyliys 220 I-l . .'.Memorial Bldu.. 934-5(04-5065. Women'* luppori Rroup-«pnti<var Twta Fulls . ■) u.ii l-rid?>i'’^»'l^{ ll''^ Te»t lkN>k Stududy. 7 pm. , , Jerome . l>o«t40(.8,Jerome 40fi Pom, 8 p.m. • -tiurley.'Sufte • 7dO p.m. thirdrdTue»diiyat T welcome. Call 67»crlyî>»ti 7^ . .. MoodwwihoUnednl^ Ivii^tWr'i'uvIjv.Tairi’.^l'lTA --- -^Halky: Noon flrw and third Wcdi ».SIn«lMSqunie.Dunec:ciub..7-__jyS:JWydical Center. 727-Wiq. . ' —-ll.dl. 7tUWWl«r7W(,‘ rlhiifdlng.===^--R,l',^7rvF,»t-3C7f Pull Moon RotbuRint ta IWlcvuo. at St. Jeromc'l Pariih tlall, 216 iiy»,Ku|K,-n niilii • H p.m, l^-|. I'mliyleriau Cliurtli, |{ix ^C78,‘Ilu?I5>niiMip«> I'oM, • . . Injwome; 734-5689. U"} .436.3354. ' 516 Mult). 54.{4<)>|->. 7 |>.nirMiiiul.n-x; Ik.K) j».ni. I ui-âvi, . :. . 7:.lO p.m. K-cond and founh Tuesdays of the j .Heybum • 7:30 p.m. (ceond ai ™„-oih.r Alateen - lti>-»: 7 p.m. ,„..iiiti ut Ktipert ChildCliil Dewiopment Ceiiter. . ’' . Ul Ueybuni fire f laiion;:43fr603a 43& TuMd^ ai thee’ pFl W S ^ i ^ ^ c k l J A l S S : Salu^y*'SffjliwS“73j-3”M^^ Sat. . i-'rii|-rida>>i 7 p.ni..Stiturila\i»t «0I 2iul Aw.N.Av .(.((►ji'Jfrf,. . .. , I Jerome- 7 p.m. rini and thirdrd KMonday ai ment, Shoibonea St and Founh Ave.. Twin 'LDS (ubMunre ubuw tvravei)' |(rou]oup- 6J0 <> |Mn. .Moiidiiy.'l'y:i--ulljl'riifc«iimiilCcntw. •Marijuana Anonymous Shoshone • Post.»i'30bl.l.illlc.Wood 3( Rlvei: ' A-rDmoClvJcUbrafy: 324.79I0. ■ FaUs 734.2664. ■ p.m. l-rldays at 24201'lirkv Ave. In llu>llurlwcull ' S’rila'vsi'njiKl' 801 Sviimd Ate. N..(i*dc\^lU->- 7 .SlH»»l.daynf Red CmubuUdins. 7071n>7FSi..43C. .'SnokeRlverFIrFlat*.7J0p.m';Tiieid#y»Bt ' Health Care Provider 12 Step Ri «l»dtet=,n,ous l)AVII«ll.45-JSIv.up,7 123KSt.InRupon;43&6047or ProRiwn • 6:30 p.m. Mondays ut 4U! 2nd2: M?^ T*'" ...... • '10:30.11:30I u.m, third- r Twill -i l-'ulU .• I2,»ie|« recovery Krciiroi.t. (uundSprinKsPu>'u 1 RupenSnlntpi.7:30|Mn.M!mdi ■ N.,1 rrorllHun ntli ut (i40 FiicT Aw. W. »i«-n. pm.^riday>^ „ J lit WII Seiund Ave. ^J..•735- luyof tl»manth at WemleV . Monday at United Molhoditt Churchurch, 605 n. . Sweet Adelinene< Chona • Member* car pool. w 43M7S"‘ ' iKe Cire CentcR call Ucckv / S K S E Snter s a HIdfU 5364-059. ' aH43C.««(B. . 10 Bolie chorus»avciy ov Tue*d»y evenln#. Call ; Âdult Chlklren of Dysfunctrorail Fim M5. . Overeaters V Anonymous , VBItheJado 73M23& p,m. Wednujdays ui-thv Wnlkcr Cum2S?i‘r‘r2;i3 .in. o<.-ciind TIiurMi.iy Ilf tliu Twin T Fulls. p iii. \V«im."«ln>sor Rebekah LodgeB«' ■ Second Ave. N,. 'rwin>'a]lR 734-1211(1. month ill llurlL-\’ .SvniSvniiir Center. «|Hiiivired In- ' S.iturduy4 S.iti. i>r 1 p.m. Mi>nilav!>.-uN.mcvIcwinw at . Idaho RebekahiLodxe Lod 96-First.and'third ' Twin rWU Monarch • Meet* rimIm and third .f ire Ccnier. call IIIIM at 07^- . - thethe: rir« ILiplitl Clmreli. 'IK^SIiinliDiicDeSt?uw Mundjysut8p.nt.intfl 12l20\V.Ave.A.Wendell., . ;ltur*duy» at Nonh'i Chuck Wageragon In Twin • • ' Hobbles^ H , - . i4 3,a ■' ...... >lile'I'le door on Weilia-ulaVf .ind Ninth" .a ^ ik. Rutll^bcladjUd,lidge 107. mix:ts tlie vc- Center the Inu Weditewkiy <>f tlw nwHiilflih. iTK.-ct; DIvorceCare eiilr.inceonS.iturda\\K7324l707. . ■ifld and fourth Thuni Wwaiils Clubs' Bingo taKfollowinftlurKli.cu]ltaSTf 733-51)73. ■ ■ • • Ileyhuiit. II call 67'l-')53l fur miirc• inlofmu,ir I'cilom 1.ihIrl- .iI WeM.sratti's.s" odneidayi ai'Coldcn Yeart ' Gnindmothen in Touch • CliriMiiiiiill,I unind^' 'Twin FiilN • * |i.ii|i.m. Mimdiiys at tliu Twin ' tion. t)»n- A»wue,43W)815. Etuhl • Noon Wednetdayi at The Cr . . W g - ; " ; - ; lifcll und , !;\>ll»ll«:turiiK-d 011111.1imi.it; J6.ll Cnuidvicw I)r, N.; «Roodini; '• 7 p.m. Monilavs »i thfIf Walker' . ' ^Lvsuerltp Rebekul^xkuh iMixe 98 • 7 p.m. Firsi Sponi Crilt; call 543-2330 or MMS7G. • ccnior.2l8N , R aitS i. W.i IlSSKfe,” ’""' 733/il2)l. Center.(X-ni 112<).\tcMiijn«; y.t4«.-)2.__ . and third Wednevluvrviuysal the lOOK Hull ill . itôver 18 yean of a ^ wel- ^CitmimomV Prayer Fellou«hIp. non ----- Ihird und Avenueimdimd IIdaho Street in RoodiiiK. ■ ■ ■ Z+M^landMwwS^^w S"'- inatlonal Cliriitlan Kruup pruyiim fur.Mtam. AlcohollisAnortonymous, ' Syrfnei Kelwkuh'L*ih LodRe no - Scc«nuKlu3:WS30or32^1. . . ^y.Anyonoovera«ol8i. ^ MorIc Valley Bnin Injury Suppon JitotiKf. ^ . ^ûW-N«>mW»day»wih«Ru{Rupert Elks • and Referral Service . F^r /nforrûtlc ruit Croup. Sunday* ulicr- lobs Daiighters Cassandn Blakley at 32&408a -SES;r)i..iiid3i>.m.ult.Ulith’(Cafe. ' Belli!!! B 18 • 7'p.m, sMtind utiiiar„ur,i, i Other or^nlzatloatlons , i ■ ' .Jerome • noon Thurtdayi at iho Moms in Touch ■ Chriitiun mom<> n . MoniMondunul niOOtx-rfund Ave. in iliirki ?»0r8up.7p.m.oH Feb. 19 ■;---SeniorTwin Center. Full* 212• Noon Flr« Thundayi Ave. E, ddl at. 32 aSH: mwu* times throuftlxHit the week to p (i/H-02')J. • llethel II 14 - 7 p.m- second and i nnday.ChrioianFmirsqunr^-^^--- CTub for luiKh: 736427(i or 734^244.[at.the Turf BoOk dlSCUSî s to ^ u b s . ' _ Ûiildrm. schoolt and ■ teachun. In tht lint. Mot,duy^)V..diK-«k.ys. MomVte*dayat Banc* & Noble. . 3dl678J571. ’5448orK78.'xSr * iWIHuIfl'-tkoIlhUN^^ ptcrol Le-np|profo*Vi^l“ « Jefome • 6 pjn. Wednetd^ Oop"*lop** Market, . - . / . '■ ...... -'So Bethel Sfi • 7 p,m. second undd fourthI owniiuiion for Inisinciisinets men and women, T- ' aSK.MaInSi!.324.5460. ■ • • Other "Southetn Idaho,TVrin FalU Slnotn. i!!yaii!i^!'Av'rNrftfi^^^^ ’ Vcdne«ljiy> ut HH.1 lUue Ukes Blvd. N,I, HiW.u-m. wety Tliunduuri^ at Depot ^ll.'Mark ifWenleU • 7:IS pjR. TWtdoyi atit^C«v»o. ib« . «^rta^ys_a,S* WasohIc.actlvlties:i_^ ai73>0t046rjuanai73al73fr2S19,__ • -. - - Atttuunuil in Wendell; S3W477.--- y Pinochle d u b - 7:30 p.m. ' ' iuy nitdit l->ecd(im wnup. 8 •. cj ------'------Odd rellow«-.-B1 p.mp.m. Tuiâys at the (Klil CWIAIrPatrol Diubled American Veteran* • . JIWnlOmta " SlnjUe*. 7J0 p.m. 'dAiiv Stnr of the Wett 35 Order oC-FAilemmStar-8- i • FoliowrHJnnJimmdrand paklayjurley; 67H^-.'' - n e t and ^ p Avenue. Twta 9011^.^1 le^bum. 67^5328.- • miMl Cliurcli. 125 7th Mti - p.^>.m. firiti Thurf^Mimili.utnfror. Rupen Croup.8p.( laionieI.*KlBui« North Idttlw Street. ptÔrderefDeMotay. 7 Aln»niG77*2SS9or436C86ir'' " Retbctneal C ent^ Pinochle — - Sutaitance Abioe Volunteer Eff^s . -ut whlto-bulldlnu tIkiIi e s i s s a CoodlmjEiMcmSiurLMifie- 7d0priim , P'"'' *"“* «<>irdT1rdTTiursdays at 883 Blue - 1^FUb.7pjn. Mondial 702 }30.p.m. Sundavs-at ilie MountiiinnsjOto. 436-S8420T432-67IH.H. ' (mdnd Tuesday ol month at Mnwiiic Tvtnplc.Tt LakesDlvdN.. OufcUn* Star Lod»> t^p at Jîn md; c«U MUioo M 73^ SyniinWedne%d..y*at220 . sM,Util Avenue am^Clllfl)mlnStnx■^^. lainUome.--idi!D 4 ■ Second.and ——/ founh " ■ c-^58 • Second and fourth iidinniz^ôik^Â^fr T - i-- lur-fini nnd‘lhM'Wcdnet(tay-am•Mawnrtf ------niundvslnl'oirfieid. • ■ Twin Falli - Hrit. third andind fourth ’ 72mSS^ s:s^.-2Sr»ssss;H :-3 empkj. 1131' Iduhu In Paul, 43M^26. Union Lodite 45-Fin Xvetday* at 12 p.m. at Jade Buffeuffel,J719 „.M«ley^Bta ‘‘W't room; (800) 572-W40,>40. itulky/llelkma-.Fu Rupen 39 Older of the EuMcm fiturir-mms • 2pjn.lnltaBctman.• Flnt and third Tiicsdiayi ut . . Klmbefl/RMd|nJwjnâllt. Ailill bbmineu ^»gfc7^ Thur»d , MfaMMtb Qmr Suppon Croup.».7iun. 788-SOSO. • Fur - more info(nution.cnll ‘‘iho*!io second and fourth Thursdays n I at Park _ —KeichumSun Valleyilley-l'ormiireinrnrmutkxs. laKmkTemple,620MSI, S31-5190. and fourth^ IVrh FoOt RUIelleMdPiMoldub-Shooter* a ' m J S7,8«*lH. ' call72fr465a Twta FulU Chapter 29. Onler of the B : welcome, 6-9 p.m. \ Motheri e( Youn| Chfldmi'!'7%. i tar • meets lha leeond and.founli Tiies< ! J Rupert. noon en Hrff tnd ihlrdywd^,. Fr nd fourth Wednesday* at the Twin}„T3ii DoMots AnonymITOOUS . ■ le Maunic Temple. Blue Uikes lloulKa^yul .mrttmtittxlltttd.ori, ^p«n BIkl Lodca, 67S27G6 or 43»26i: sB sss!iS ,‘’S{, £ Ch^ lai Crmndview Dr...N.;32«. N Giu 7324)767. , Nonhonh, 7334(8ir,. >ulevard. ■mfomaiion.KnJ naliotKfS Z !Z ‘SfS,ZSf- For Iniilncssimncrs.ier».eallBt733«l88. ■ Twin Full* Lodxe 45 . 8 p.m. the teta sigma PtdSonittr Breath Easy Club and' Maile V Narcotics Anonyioymous- - '^nesduy al 883 Blue Ijikes Blvd. N. XJAlplnTMl ’dn ^ . 7:30 mtlmMUl t -3 2 4 4 3 i% Aliwelcotne. i '01134 .. ■ . l’.O.DoxS48.TMnFcnt For infnmution. call736-ll60or(800)328-call , . RupmRu Lodite 65 ..8 p.m. fitw WcdnesiKsdayat Caltndor.TTtedndtlnrknwitnoonTUad^F^gMlatunSn^

„ -I: ' ;,.■■■■ ■ “i . . ' ^ V . .1 - ■ - BESfAMlLABLEL E C O P y J ; ■ ■ M Twin Faito, Idaho 'W K b t^ , AprfAprfl4..'2001 ■. .■’-■ 'v - M o r nfING ii BREAK ■r • ' ■ ' .• JI- . I ■ . I ’ ' ' ■ ’ ^ 4 c ROSS-'-'-~ 1^ ^ i l 1 . t i l V • ,• ISAÎnsf V . 16 Brown shodo H r Two pfthcle three V ; - b i r m■Historical s and ecoriom& 1T.Onncnil»o . .. . • .. Cere6hsus2P00 . ; trends,ids, they say, and anyone will;. _J8,V!ow qulrtly___ P minonty-ree.sidents: ; • ing to Imove here would be wd* ______IfBumlnBcool. • come.lie. 20 Gxtfuploco ' oHiTbakbto p oBPuljrtTbncliana b i e t ■■ ■ .■ :■ ' Dive.Iversity “is not sbntethlng'wfe ■ W cervj—...... fcent (Change In' population by c e”o'lorof'control over ihe?ie~ -----AMinhN^N.)X (A P? Uniil ‘ )V CQunty.'19B0 to 2000; Couritk »IIH1h r ; laiest percent inveaso ordecrcfcraase nave been nojed. . £ ' g-;^'.-said-gheriff-r a t, Lorge,' ;V ; ■•24-R0l0K0d.-V . ,‘V'the’,‘ceiistis told him li so’,'.Jamie'-,.' ■ ' ' /. ' .w hose>se grandfather seryedTrfs'. “ S T ’ , H ' .Barnes'liever cons:isidered himselT, ' ; • sheHffinffformoreihan25yeare.<^ 5 • • 29Fonnol- • .. ■ : .■ all that ra re.- ' “You5fou’ve' got 16 have Jobs for ; ^ ,Butthehigh;schi:hopl sophomore. ■.* pie to live here,” he said.' ‘tlb • I ■ 33 Saloon — stands out in SISlope Couniy. 1 farmer or rancher now, A ,■■ 36:NoE>«lt' ' ■ where cattle ouini;numb,ier'people • . , 1." ', drbinailsl . ' ^ ___L ______. h av e tltq hav.e..etown_upJi^fi.^ w-; 30 Roni'»-wfnp . ' and ndghbo'rs'liviive miles apart: ' • - , .-.There’sr.e’s nobody who’s^going^D . .4 0 Modidnolplant''It ’ ,Bariies, who is p:part Amer.Ican , ’ ‘ /. ' " m ove'e hereh now, no m atter wliat__; ■ . .4 2 CommiiieV -i- Ihdian'and.part wwhi.te. is one o f ' ..■ . 4>,siurrible- . ' • ■; .. •'?! “ Ba^grckground, wHhoui theiFljvSIl- I . Vjustthreepeopl.ewwho listed their • . ■ ’ • ...... hoodda.ssuredr’.-r-, as ' '• •. . '44 Wax.Wfoppod - .. ■ ■. 4/4/01 ■, cheeM ■4/01 '■ race or e'thn'icifyy as Sometliing' ; :■ ' :.--The.iiielaiid - with its roUiilg hyiSs ■ -.4S Concur ' other than .whitete only pn thO' , • •siop«'peCounty • J I . ' . spinyly rridges 'and vast fields - '. 47Pfinidrs' • w B k ------fueletLietLprospcritiu nd-gFovrthiloF— —:------. mfid3ur«§------^ That makes SlopiipeCountyiWith- ' V 46 Salad voggio . Poruvlan ■ ju l il^l ' H I H .. d&cadesides. In its 1920s heyday, £he, 50 Exploil' ' 7'Longlook " " " Tl 767 people livingi 0on the edge of . county!Ity boasted nearly, 5,000 jjgo- SZCoorsoMes . 8 Nino's sistor ' 1 ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ; the Badlands of■ ssouthwestern • ' . ‘ , • • pie,-a.taxi a.t service, 62 scho^s, • 5S Destiny • ship I North’Dakota, thele least diverse '. ' • and dudude,ranches'for visitors ’ - 59 Wall palming’ 9 Hamillon or A N s X§ ' county In the natii ; " • 62 Loanshnik. tion, according . seekintcing a taste of the cowboy . Burr,0.0.'- ■ [n Io T tI tr —;,.tO;an analysis of .ocensus.daia-by ------. _ - . o.g.'. 10 Arrogont fs t A »wc«nt change . life. ' • ' • ■ -65-Singor Bokor------M-Shonsned wd;— if H m I I . — L.THe-Aja6 ciatediPrRress-using-the ------: In those thi days* rancher John 66 Araeidn . l2Noco98lly ■ . 7 cL ■te , USA Today diversiisiiy index. V.y ;• iulldnato ■ H IH Tylerr wasw one of the “êat and. - 13 M asses up ■ ■ . The index Is a: mathematical r , • ' colorfulrful personalities,” accordfiig ' 67FU88 ' 21 God'oNovo P P H Oorlbss -80IO.-10 . -lOto -1 1 10 68 LMlod (aboul) 25Tfislram N * pj . ■ formula that measusiires the prnba- Oto , .'-Itol ’ IO O'' .-lOormore to thle e “‘“Slope Saga,’’ a county ULs- tf •, bility that any twoj jpeople chosen 69'Childhood Shandy" aulhor • o v a >Rpe!U.S.Centu*OurMU ' —. ' ' tory.. TylTyler, a former chuckwagon rat»o . • 27 Bornhaidtand• |i|E |v | R at random frbm'aa given census . ' . cook< for fo Theodore Roosevelt, .. ’roO'FloliOftyor- . .Siddons , [TIhIeI IeI area are of differenint races or eth- muchh i th o u g h t,” h e said . “It.’‘It’s .slumping agriculti . Nooson , ZBCoddossot ■ ‘ew 1^ Itural economy . wasblacblack.,' V. . 71 Wirtdblown soilI . . discord . nicities. kind of weird to be:recognizedfdin I and migration to urlarban areas. Residiisidents held the first county ■ 72 Sunriso . 30 Rnlno Iribuiary' Of the top 10 lea.st11 diverse ihatwaway. But 1 guess it makes1 mem The county’s ecoi:onomy is domi- ' fair in 19201' and haven’t misseil.a diroctfbn' 31 Noal ond.tldy. 4 iA buCIU Dnabi anij. 56 Lubrieata again)in . ' counties, five werere in neighbor- ' feel sort sot of proud'of'myself, that.'tha nated by people vvlwho raise crops year 'sir . 73Slngof . 32 Pultoi's mnlBdy Oubal 'since.'White Btitte; No'nh ibal 57 WInnor's'toKon ' ing Soutiv Dakcniiia: The'most' I’m notlot just a regular person likelik and catde. The av is the' lone iigairieried in th e last decade. Onl<)nly distinction of livingIg in "the.coun- that they,the w ere eith er seasonal : t minority in an aretea larger.than • six ofif thei stale’s 53 couniieities ■' try’s leasi diverse cocounty. workers:ers or the whole thing ,vras ' W idg)w ’s annliversary y Rhodie Lsland. ' . ■ gainedid population the 1990s,s, aj . -,The .demographicics of the coun- sbmebold maman.w,iin tnree wonaeriuf B?” “ will ride in dm pai adir diy for the natioiitil chatnpi* ’. . York to make the! announ'cemenii Tuesdayay and toss the coin atit theil 8 8 th Rose Bowl Game,e, . o t i ^ p gome. “We hadhac the opportunity to get - R room sm ^, andd shes will even childreilren.>l'hcy are all grown and morning on‘,‘Uve!W . have a place sellinging for my father : in'theiileir 20s. (Yes, we had theiii With Regis aiid KeUy.’V ' ' which wiU plajr hostisfto the'natlonal'coUeâtele' itoutnow.soRegiscot: could talk about it regular^ ' F . Okum said Plulbinin “personified” the theme •- ontjn the table, as if . young.]ig.) 1 have, been mairied for ne football championshi]ship for the first rime. ly on the ^ o w .” Okum’cum’ said.______' ■ ■ JT------^ ^ ------237CTbars'bnaîbings have been .. Mum has alM) reqrequested a fami* 8 «>d1 bchaveiphbho n ed nie-and.^—Lnnd-wivvaich-T-V-by-myself-while- ile___ Jorianls_brcath,.a.accor.dihg^toL_vision.s:i.since-1989,-has. becomem e— r-- Jordan was freed oi6 H $1 ,0 0 0 bail--.- I l f l l l . • asked me to talk: herlu out of this, ' shbwoivorks away on her computer. ■ police. . famousIS â d often parodied foriol-foi- Tuesday. A call tto Langiey, . as ili6 y also do not want her to. . on tl Police said JordaJan tried and lowingg actuals police officers as , Productions'was notit immediately - H P P E \ the weekends I.try.to keep^ failed three limes I niake a fool of herself.hi They busydcdoihg jobs around die house i to recite the . they ,.wiwork a beat, arrestingng ,■ relumed. V expressed that it wouldwo be impos-- ^nd clecleaning, but I’m'bored, lone- . sible to’act as if.itit were < a happy . u. andid depressed. I h av e men-; event \vith(nit my•father fai present. fd ihis lo.my wife; she says'L’H Play bail <\lib.v; Dad dieddfrom fi cancer.il shouldId ifind a hobby. ' 11.^ UnmeiiIted snowf Governlor |H was a'slow, hard deideath. However, ^bbv)by, I dim’i want a hobby. I my motlier will notlot let his memo- ^vaniI tto be with my .wife. She ry rest in peace.■ Should S we let . ; alisohit,hiiely loves hCr new job andtidie • wreaks havoc witithsehools5 kills kil]llers’ B her have her party.rty.and gnii and lalksi alahout'ii constantly. I don’t . - hear il. or should’I'd u e IO’ to con- , I’t. • c o n c o r d ; N.H.1,- I(AP) - Deep • norm ala! 60 i inches, the Nationalla l - I • I 10. ask her to quit her job,;b, • snow, p iled up byy a series of ' WeatherlerServicesaid. vince her how deeieepjy ii hothere use she would resent m e for nllofus?-, . or , March storms is pliilaying havoc But unofficialin measurementsnts artexhiibits t a lysugfiesiions? • • ' with school athleticscs in northern elsewheiiiere.are much higher, with -CONFUSHDi:DINALIiERTA, ■ T MISERABLE CANADA .•E New England. , ' . more thithan 2 0 0 inches - or nearly“iJ ALBANY, N.yV (.(AP)~Gov. . IN MICHIGAN,iN, , Spring track‘and • George- P atak i "obn.^Tuesday^'' r DEAR CONFUS id lennis sea- 1,7 fe«feet - ■ iêported , at USED; W h a t.a DEA:AK MlSI-RABLEtTor the LtoJuivcjsuift------Stewart! he— ■ ordptwl thnt vinlant « ' sarl-sltpatlonTT^klTke oiie1asl~staB~~^‘ sake ot aS------ed-this-week..but,il,mosLjnm»L.«t. ,:..-Ci«nadta'i ___bannedirom-showinBRg.and selling ------:—at-tr>inRio convinctnceyourmoUier----- to'biTii’ rii com proniT^^ne of”6 oth t ^ hiive had to be; postponed. Comnnmltiees .of the New their art at an annuaiial exKibition ■ that a small familmily.gathering of youDU m usfadjust your workrk Softball, baseball a tic by. inmates which ; woiild be'm ore'app and lacrosse . Hampsl}shire Interscholasiic' :h, th is y e a r ipnropriate than schedudule to accommodate theie '. are scheduled to ststart by next Athletic ' Included a serial 4dlliiUer’s portrait <1 large'celehratioh. :ic Association plan to meet )ri. If she refuses oiher.r. I'.S. Your wife is correct«t .week. ' Friday ,t< ■g. of Princess Diana. • to budge; she is eiileiihur in a stage that yoi f to consider changing sea- you need someilung lo keepjp “There’s, ahsolutelely zero hope son start:irting dales, Koson lengths Pataki asked prisoron offidals to of dementia, or shoho hasn’t1 proper- : you ocl occupied while she’s work-.k*. of that happening,”’saidTimothy s • or pdst»:iseason playoff qualifica-gg. review the show’s rurules and “to - BH h . ly dealt wilh thee deathd of your . ing. YoiVou would lie far .'less lonelyly . Forestall, Berlin’s at disallow participatioion by noitori- ■ father. She should athletic direc- . tion stanandards. lid be evaluated if youII filledfi those hours witli.vol-al- tor. “We have fourr Ifeet of snow , Pushiihing back the schedules,25 ous violent criminal,’'i,” said James . ' medically and psycltychologically at; unieenLTwork. . on the ground.” Flat'eau, a spokesmanaii for state . tlie time of her am however'er, might bring them. Into annual physical Noth•thing bahish’es'lonelinessss : Concord has hadI I8 6 inches of conflict v as Correcdons Commississioner Glenn exam, if not,sooner.. :t wilh other events such as er.. ■ . like fee:'eeling needed. . .. ^ <. snow since fall, welell above the prorais or graduation. (Soord. . Flateau said' no dtdedsiori had bron made yet on whihetheranyof - the art work in this,s, year’s3 show ■ ■ ■ Birthd:day todayY? You be(seame incdependesnt eariy would be removed. ' ' The portrait of BrBritain’s latje BtPBH ___ _ IF APRIL 4lh Uh IS V O U R._p= “ 1 Elements of deceptinion'present; efforts,;p ■ Princess Diana was18 am o n g 1 0 .. H M i M BIRTHDAY... youou were on your i [. partnership, marital sia- paintings and sketclches by con- ' Be realistic concernrning people,— -ttis. Kee(sep resolutions concerning .own emotionally {nWmentaliy-ar—STT 7* —- HJ o R a s G O P i i ^6 victed killer ArtliurShShawoQssfor - relationships. exerciscise, diet and nutrition, ' ‘ relatively early age. age Your inter* , ’ ■ . Sydney Omarr . "• sale at the 35tl;th. Annual . ests are unique, inclncluding mantle VIRGO (Aug. 23-S•Sept. 22): Be Cancerrnative n; involved.- C orrôns on Canvasas show. ■ arts. You did not: fitfil in with “the ------analytical, accept clchallenge of CAPR’RICO'RN (Dec. 22-Jan. . .L ..added resp n. Relatives of Shawcrcros^ victims crowd.” Taurus, LeARIUS(jan:AJ 20-Feb. 18): New York’s Dailyy • News oh . : — ...... June-your-m ost-s t- profiiabliej-^— hand;-lL-Broken.promise-wiirbe- t,e‘ r—iharge-of-your-own-I‘. f“ > y « 'S to p - ' Rewritiii;ting necessary: whatliad2 Itiesday. “They do'allUthiS'forhim 1 - C l^ r ' • romantic month of)fth tl ey ear. •- mendetJed in-timer— ^ carryinfiJiurden thihat-doesnoi bcen-ri and they fcêt the vieictims." . • - O W X ... belong to you.^-Atie reie.cted-cati-*iiovr^be- m eond _ ARIES (Mar._2._2J-Apr. 19): ’ CAMlNCER (June 2 I.Ju ly -22)u. MS, another ^ccepTeited -----^This-îs.. ybur- Exercise freedom'}m'Df-thQught, AttentintioiTrevolves around .“fix* Libra play major role “m akeov!Over day.” P eo p le.c o m '. action. Arrange sodsbdal gathering ing thiihings at home.” Decorate,e, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-N6V..2I): 2; ment, “Y-You Icfok different, bet- g ™ l i ____where peopljLCfla[fln-talkJcegly _, remode ' Let po of prftrnnrPiD — :—r— about-aU-subjectsrSifrStresroriâl--r-M usic'icinvolired.TabraTwill'play" iy----- Focus-qn-originalitjK : i S 2 0 ): thinking pioneeringiiig spirit. tmportartahtrole; - ness. Answer: Take Ipeb. l^M ar. TAURUS (A pr.: sals received, including _ J B : r. 20-May 20): LEO0 Uulyi 23-Aug. 22y. Check± romance. Leo, Aquaranus persons s, marriage; ^ p l o y n ^ t ■Emphasis on properperty, its condi- ■ m easuisurements, perfect tech-h- play outstanding rolej PigyTy o .fc io ^ - ■ ;tion and value. .L< ^ p ic tu re! changes d to your adv«n-a- GIUJANANDERR S O N b i .Legal affairs niques.:s. Avoid being talked iiiio10 SAGITTARIUS (NNov. 22-Dec. tag e. Vir, ’scrutinized. Be siireure you are on makinf îrgo plays unique role, Ing foolish . purchase.e. 21): Emphasis on c

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• signp i o f so fte n in g :. — ' /, ''faete«Biyeideis*lb^ ------—: __ IrssiDE ■■■ ....— . " ' Me . . P ag e-E 2 — 7 - rciasillleirr?^:^:...-,-,E»1Q' „ .' f e Busitiess Etfiton Vb^hiaSrS.; ffu M ii 733^3/,Exf.£4?- ■ .T h c T imm i es-N ew s ! Wednesday, Apip n l : < 2q oi ;, Section E . I:*#,: B teSLigly - Cbmmitti Julie P«nce Specials ttee m eets to Ttmes-NawB correspondent.t’/ Board votes\ to go aft€'ter overdue .delebts accounted ^r pail . ^ Iz& onldlym pics- . —capitalize V .TWIN-FALLS .n.ifîf TTT-r:—r“ -“We're anheirbononrof-^veiy- ;lt^s th e •: .:over*thi-ee ninio'nths that could ; nients.and ni< ke^p Up on cucui rren t body’s bill-payin "etum — SUN VALULLEY -T h e 14ifiiember" • ' 'sq u e ^ wheel-that gets'tlts the oil, ' eventually Ian ing'list,’’he^d. ' _ THnKX 2002’ Co Uld debtors in sm all' assessments; as: he said, the'be'board He also suggIgested that some' '', Coimnittee will meet at------downtown leaders are abouftOab ” r7. claims court. " = ■ . . • wo 1 p.mi',Thursdj would not push the'issue'furfuither. BID memberss « don’t think jhey rsday, in the Columbine •m • akealotofholse. ■ /.: ' ' , ' ' Chairman RonR' .Thompson said, : . • ] y .'.“Robmofthe.StB.Sun.Valleylnh. ' • But V^ce C hairm an .RicRichard ■ get anydilng.foror their money. ■'■■■ ' . LV^: o K m ^ The.wheel that needs'.liis'.lubrica-' ' though, he is,is.willing to do',.any- ' '.CCrowley r qiiesdoned why so t Thecommittnittee was appjiinted by . :.rion, ;. business .improvemei somuch “Biitit’sthee law,” Thompson ment dis- , thing to helpIp BID members in .'.memoney was owed. ■ ' ; • said, and.addi the governor}r tot lead Idaho’s effort . - trict board members ctvIV.. is 'one nrrAnrc rntrh ,i ded the problem Knighnight RIdderNewa'Servtee - to bensfn frofrom tne proximity.ot • that bas run dry to the ti —Receni-awounttng-show!owsthe——goe»-back-tnni •rimerbeyund'theT — 5 tune of . ,“I have' absi3Solutely:zero prob- . -aniamount in past-due assessifssments current board. - , th e '2002 WimWinter Olympics'in Salt about 530,000 in delincin q u en t ' lem with helpL TROY,TR Mich. - Tlie blue light' LakeQcy. ping people catch up to to be about twice whatt boardb . Crowley saidid he is frustrated isfiaj ■assessments.. on dieir assessissments,” he said, - me flashing again at Kmart stores, • Topics of dijdiscussion will include members'had heard was'owiowed in ■, and disappolnteited. a pis Historic Old Towne'Twinwm Falls Thompson oioffered to work out early -eai March.. play on nostalgia meant to an u p d ate on efforts to attract leaders voted Tuesdpy t< , “We’ve beensn trying so hard; drfve y. to pro- .. contractual arrangements-withat - - Thompson1 said no onene had going In the r rive sales and profits. , ■ ■ Olympic athleiiletes and teams to the ' ' omproviout - fni.i'S’t-'tV ~ r tfiBasKom — —^'BMO . HoffirDffman, a couple shopping at-a celebrationn d u rin g th e W inter - Denvtmver Kmart, steered their cait- • _ -----Games in Salsalt Lake City could I •- 9,000— -----tbwarwardthe-blue-lighrwheirthr- potentially fe;feature 'hundreds of [>re-manager announced-the^ , . trib e s fromIt across a the United Record high:'li.722.9B L------.7000 famoumous words, “Attention IQnart States showcasi»dng their widely vap :ain ~J«n.l4,2000 .. JANUANUARY 'FEBRUAHV IWlRCH APfliL'.. - ■ , , shoppoppers....^-They paid about $33 - ■‘•ied cultures.Iis.'to the world, the ----- ^ ^ ------—rZ ,' for ra a $79 j microwave Idaho Departnrtmerit of Commerce ■ ■ • ■ • ■ • -“Wc“We’ll shop here more because - «aid. Earnings, Chilliria tensions iw there are more specials,” Representanatives from Boise, . Gardsirdasaid. ' • . • Twin Falls, PcPocatello and Idaho : rattle Dow; Ns '■ And, that’s just, what Kmart Falls win repojport on celebrations' ' ''iMdaq loses ^dals like to hear. - ' v planned for eaieach of those cbmmu- IfIf thed Blu e L i^ t S p ed al per- , ades'custpm ers' tO'iiiHke'uus - • Relay-passes'tts'through'Idaho'iJan” ^ addi^didonal trip tpKmait a year, it 25-26. ' TlThe Awbclated Press luld add $2 .8 billion to aiiniial Ai^ Olympicic cclass women’s hock* : sales,!es, die company said, . ' ey gam e bet%etween the United ■•NEW YORK-W ?ll'Streeteet fell back into a deep ^ Therhe new blue light is actually States and Chinhina a t Boise’s Bank of slump sl Tuesday as a relentleidess stream of earnings . ' white.lite. The. light hangs from the. America Centtinter is scheduled to .Viyvamlngs sent die Dow Jone:mes industrials tumbling' • .• ' ?*7 c^ling ih g underneath a rouhd, blue ' coincide withI ththe torch relay. . as a: much as 350 points andd t]the Naâq composite ' lopy. The canopy is illuminat-' ‘ Plans for anai Idaho Visitor’s ' Index Ir down more than 100.D. when the light goes oh and Center in SaleIc LLake City during the . . The escalating dispute;e tbetween the United Jc music is played. . .gamMflltowilLlilLbe-reviewed.------^ r^rrSiates-and-<2hina'ovigr‘U'groi i ^rounded-usnspy plane PhrBlaetlght^pBdalrruirfm^ . . ajadded to the mvket-’s iiervotvousness.. ' . , . 2 0 minutesmifl starting at the top of - — fluigerKingngisaysittracl^ ~““■"’Hte Dow recovered fi\>inTnVloWS it of die'dayt' bm - .-* ery-hour^nriHhe-featured—r still closed dbwn^ 292.22,2 2 , o r 310 p e rc e n t, a t ; produc)ducts sell out, • Humane anl{inlmal treatment 99,485.71,. compounding a lOO '^berhe return of the promotibh The Standard Sc Poor’s SOI . - fallsIs inir line widi chief executive I make its suppippliers follow guide- ^- 3 r r y ei‘1 'IThe^Nasdaq was off • ^ — CKmiinrelrC5naw^rrffir«aTivel6".“' f lines for humaneane animal treatment, i109.97, or 62 perceii^ at 1,6:1,673.00, putting it at its prove customer service. He ;.aag>yytKe:fisPa gfoora iS in iig isi a ’" Dk>over«neBrly«a»year«agO’a s '~ I , was not prbm f ^'.Tuesday’s decline showecwed diarWall Sfreetls • Kmartnart faad. increased competi- ’ mpted by d ljoycbltt fl & . launched three■ee months a g o ^ an still mired in the pessimismm cover earnings and die in from .No. 1 rival Wal-Mart • ; . animal rightt ■group.gn , • . . . ; -economy ® that dominatedd dth e m onth of Marchi • ;d No. 3 rival Target Corp. Officials foror the Miami-based P : and sending the Dow' ...... c o m ^ y s a ld MIM ondayit will abide briefly°\ into bear m uket terterritoiy. The edginess ' , , ; Please see SPECIALS. Page E2 . by the Americaican Meat Instihite^ also reflected nerves aboibout China’s demand i Good Manageitlement Practices for Tuesday i that the United StaStates stop surveillance ' \ Animal ilandlin;[ling and Stunning, as - 'flights , after a collision beibetween the U.S. spy 8 well as standaidards set. by broiler ^p lw e and.a Chinese fighter]*Jrjet.'. ■ ■ ' ' Baiank critic j .chicken and egg!gg producer groups.' r> “I can’t pin this on any one)he specific event,^ said I ■ .The measuresres ai« aimed at.such Charles ^ G. Crane, s tr a te^ ^ t for Spears, Benzak, K ' goals as nlaldngJig suppliers stun ahi- ^Salomon & Farrell, a divilivislon of Key Asset ■ belecomes a S '* , ’ mals before slauilau^teringthem . ' , Management.-“Certalnly,th•diere’s concern about -| I “We’ve alwjIways believed in what’s going on in China.. BtBut^this'nipsdy fs the u ' . humane treatnItm en t o f anim als,” ongbing reports and-worries\es about what &e first - Rarelroig^ i said Burger KiniGng ^ k e s m a n Rob ' qiianer is going to look likee aiand how it will set the . tone for the rest of the year.” ■ Doughty. “Thishis just makes very r.” ,', . ’ ■ KnIghtIgrtHkider News Service . , ' I cl^whatwedI expect suppli^ ^' Investors Tuesday appeal>eared to brace ttieni- selves for this month’s ^ t;q H todo.r’ ; ;t;quaner’re p o ^ their ' CHAHARLOTTE, N.C.' - To get • Company officials of $aid the. ânxiety intensified by die latelatest round of earnings warnings The markets fell at ■ 1^ ' banke:k executives fuming in the [J announcementnt 1was based on the ^ 1 at the beginning of the ion’s second-largest banking . recommendadbrdons from an expert- . ^session and selling accelerattrated as the day wore on.' . • ^ . capital,ital, you need only utter two n ' ' panel asxm ble«)led before th e boy- words:ds: “Tom.Brown.”“ ' ' A riba slipped 52.00 toB 554.44, a 31 percent g cott launchedd byb People for the j ' . Browi■own, a former stock analyst -; ■ Ethical Tieatmernent of Animals. Two decline, in' a loss that b e ^n lalate Monday after the . * b u s in g transaction softwari now founder ol a New York fl- years ago, McDotDonald’s adopted ahi- rare company reduced ge fund, is best known in' ■ ' ' mal treatmentt standards-aftersi the ||fits q u ^ tf ly oiidook arid saidaid It WiU cut 700 jobs ’ becau ^ of a dropoff in sales. rlotte for the blistering I group launchedid a similar cam p ai^ . ^ es. BroadVision, anoth- cks he’s aimed at Bank of 1 ___ .againstiL^______a p n ^ d e r.^ f e-cbmmerce: to business, fell 51.53^ irica and its leader, Hugh j , PETAcampa or 34 percent, to 52.97 afterr lblowering its quaiterly ' McColl,:oll Jr.^ and First Union and tivngifih d ^ itstormi These companies joined a.v )rmerhead,b'd”Cnitchfield. ; • j ij=si..^n!t;'go_far_en(ni a .varietyof-othec.busi-. fterrallr-h-gsTthe-authorrof ^ ^ 5 . King’s promises J®;nesses,''Including'high-tech'ch concems andlilue -TraderJoseph* Awjiiafreddahirhas-a-reactlonas'he'watch'es' iM'thTnum 1)eS"^hewkTonontho,floorofthe , . ^Bank o chip stalwarts.such, as Ame ik of America: The Reign of I ; like animal deh>ehydradon and inar- p" merican Express and, ‘ - New I York Stock Exchange Tuesday.Tu A seemingly relentleiitless stream of.eamlngs wamlhiliigs triggered • Terror•or C< ohrinuesr and similar vation.. But Tremple ei Grandin, a ^Procter 2c Gamble, thpt havilave warned bf dIsap- ' awthersellolf a on Wall StreetBet Tuesday. The impute betwe pointing earnings dlls year. itween the United States aiid China over a . , posting;Ings on his website, bank- . Colorado Statee UI niv^ty animal • founded U.S. spy plane addeIded to tite market's uneasyf mducts. /ligfilanimxrcos :■ muffins - - an i . inters rates andind big rebates made roo Tm much clutter in its resti an d cent tum overin sixix months. ' ' BofAi stocksti by the prospect of estau- It is beUeved tc10 Sqam s estimate*SOWe Sl strawberry suisun- Among'th'e propcposMs tb retain . . short-tert-term gain. • . • , _ ^ purdias«morealeaffc^ble. rants?tw be the company’s While some expertsex] had expect- . . IfIi you do, you’re not alone:: mtaumntsexperii due-. ■ staff, the report uiurges substan- - “Lastast year. Bank of America" “ ie:So,:. . first detailed five tfneraIl saltts to drop as much as ipparehtly, ap] does McDoiialilald ’s ^ year plan. Sources < got hammered when dtey 1 1 % during the« month,c the indus- Cm . 100 pem nt tiiniovoiv?/- offered1 fcfor and upgraded beninefits for crew discloselosed their credit quality - . . -“ . ‘say M cD onald’s fries and drinks.ks. ■ members, includin tiy managed to) limitlil the decline to Acknowledging ^ that its bvbusi- typically wouldn’t ing free m eals ■ problemlems,” Brown said. “My.feel- iitsixtuoiit/is.ts. r The propostosal - rather than half-priiriced ones..The ing is,,w aroundS% . nesless is too complex, a.high-lei-level plan beyond twovo ■ • s,,while there will be inore ’ — - also suggeststs a . switch to free meal:ols is estim ated,' ■ problemlem loans, it^s hot going to- v p b r d sold 386,86,089 vehicles In taslask force at die Oak B r ^k,nL> 1 year^. test to replace ii afareh.'dqwnl3%3 % from a year ear- _b?ased aa fast-food eiaht is urciircinp MrnnnnM»« e its to cost each store nroughly $2, ^ be nearl;early as bad as what people rit^n!r.retpond— cookiekieft%ldhfresli4>8kedônes;^ s r------^BTearr— ------—: : '-werefij " Ud-, vdiile s a l«s atai General.Motots draIrastic changes-in the wway when askerl to commentCO on the - The ! flguring-intoTiheir.stock“ :.; were 442^73, dov he company also plansIS tto . But McDonald’d’s e s tim a te s . prices.”s.” down 4.6%. Experts * MdhicDonald’s o p m te s as partrt oof a repon, which -wasas first unveiled reduouce the number of game pn dxpected a 19% declined in sales at plai>lan to double its U.S. busimsiness to stalHn Tantmry pro- tu rn o v er costs anire 5400 for a' -BroWnown wants;to see BofA s ^ iong-and.premiitm-gjveavirajvays——part-tim e-crew jnember-and-n ----- some(businesses,- biu such-as indirect Ford and a 6 % fall at Genera! diirIbring die years. . : . The overarchin;ing goal, accord-- as pai>art of its,“food as co-sta ___ Mbtws._The a noysler y ; Group’s sales...... TThe chain includes franchis s ta r • 58.0OO for, a n:management autoJending. ler scailng back to - :hised ing tb the plan, LllosimpU^ndicLi. transi:isition.” The cdmpaiiy mamay traihee>The cdmpapahy estimates .' what he f ^ 10%-to-23Md{495, surpnsing ana- . lociocatims in tEe Ma^'c VaUy: ^ .operation-arSl : he considera,a' m ore-man— ~ 11 levels so tKal— -also inintroduce a frequent buyeryers a '1 0 percentage ppoinr drop in ageahleble size. He suspects the lysts who.expectecxeda 14% decline. .. Detailed P in an iritexnal..five-* fi> consumers are Ic:less likely to be prograpum, called “McRewards.” ' .Economists'esiestimate domestic yea-ear plan, die task force rear turnover is wortlrth 5liS00'to bankiU: U ght do just that, after ecbre: ^ c o n fu s ^ o r bombjibardcd with pro- T hIie e report says that the niurmm- ’ 52300 per r^tau rarant;dajMifiTO MgoUj^ *^.^mnmng:at:aii= a m ^ d u n i^ «yeiything-±t!-im n<-r^m orions-when ;ihihey=Walknntu J -----berof^ — «nnual-rate of-14; low-many-îxes-of-drinkrci ^-?re_ on its crew size. B.tojk-wouldjiot-commfflt------reus--'— McDonald’srTHrire"ChaTiralso ----- KTwitwitn m the stores iT“get&nitm g Perhaps die cosUitliest proposal •! oh Bnmi ^ Uaicb, below:>w February’s 14.5- . tonomers can order to reducijicing wants custiiment( m nfs new status. Becoming- rtosp^more. worse.se.” It found the. num bîr ofo calls for implemerenting a new, - a-membimber of' the BofA family.' iiiIIlioD>unit' ratete b u t in line w ith proiTomottoial material and sigsigns Althoug McIcDbnald’s just ’ messa(sagds"presented to con &e' cwisensus forecastfor for a 14.2- inn die d restaurants. :on- , enhanc^ computerer ^ s te m in Its Ukely'wiir'won’c curb Brown’s crid- exianded its menimu widi a “New sumeners soared 112 p e r m t fron restaurants. It woulc ndUkn sales pace.ce. The Tl goal, according to momore Tastes’* system lid cost an esti- d sm or make him any.better- m of rotating 1997I 1to( 1999, but a test in a'stontore ’ mated $38 millionn t o 5145 mU- likedbyibythebank. • • thaiban one Ud>onaId’s source,ce,is options, one of dl ;Cog*M taiiitaf th e report’s rec*' -. with'faI far fewer messages resultsIted lion to change by 22005,< depend- “AUlt: MTaidalferapivts amn aggressive move to s hBiply ^ ommendations iss testingi a “cqn- . in hig II it m e m is I m ay be a big- ligher sales and averag«ag e ^ ing on the system. .• g erdioniindieirsid^"liesaid.,; io p ' i '■•V.-V;:-: — ------, ;■ V . ■ . .

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.. Continued from a , leaving^ ta x es tby crediit card hlas dowm side ' iexpects thee bluebl light will make Since th en he has foct.cused .on shoppers feelfee good about the , improving distribution,,macl(Ct. i sibre, ' ;BySathSutel • sanctionec said. “But if yoiii m akece a deal, thingAve wetvere specifically recom*' . i .. The AMoclated Pfew ing and customer servicrice, said . Kmart willvill get the word out • '. ■ ■ by the IRS youlve got to-stick=to'^itit.'^If-yoii'-. , 'mending,”'Lamishaw,said. L ,* , spokeswomari < Julie Fracki ;— ^----- is'generallj ,• ,don’t, they’ll .put ydu .in . through a $30S30 million advertising ih default . “ I t ’s, up3 to'the t taxpaiyer 'to.. ' “Everyttiing that we doJo relates cam paign ’ Q: I heard i’cun payiy Imy taxes ' n o t a goo< and put a lien'on your' ssala^ or . decide, whai , 'designed by fiat they w ant to do,'* to i those three strategici.impera. i . TBWA/Chiatfl ' w^lth a crcdit card. Is thithisagood - idea. .. , lock up your bank accourunt.” . '. she said. “W"What taxpayers, need. . i iat/Day of New York, :• Idea? • . . I t’s eas: I ^ iRsj-. I tives,”'she said. The iTiessage,ige, “the blue light is Michelle Lam’ishaw, a spokes* to.be awarere of is that these com* A Kmart store'manaiger ; A: Paying your taxescs by1 credit en o u g h to t( ■ ''.1woman'for' the IRS, says ernmned ■ back," wUII appearap in magazines . ys setting panies chargirge fee^.that don’igo . .Earl] Bartell started the blblue-light aiidonbiUboa, card can be done, butJt bet aware request man extension to file'-your. - 1up ah installment ph txjards and TV. ilan w ith ' to the IRS.”•” . itradition in 1965. He moiloumeda .-We tklk of Some serigus disadvank'antages. ' return, butlut that doesn’t'geijou ]Form 9465 will cost a oone-time ', If you do0 decided to go with the" i alked about' the ' red pblice light to adidvertise , BlueLighl SpfSpecials as if it were • For one thing, the companiesco out of havi:iving to pay your taxes.. ' ifee. of S43,'plus interesi:st, which . -credit cardd option,c you can find , quick, < cheap buys. The lig that, process th e paym6 nse has been better If^you call, you’ll still '' Fracker. I “Around that sanim en m e ' than we, expec it card, which can taktake a long actually listpeci^,,butwhen’they , financial consultaiit ..tomerfriehdly stores.” ■ • ' make thatat . announcement^ ht at the good faith.1, ’rh1 e ’deadline for ask* .'.'.ii.',it'card payments is becacause the . -U you need}ed tax forins, you can • .But Kmart also believi t& Young. ina for an installmin ent plan is aUn t: 'iflquaiEtod ~ ...get-them-frorrom-the IRS Web s i t e , ‘ '.fa u racKy— everyone kno'tnows what to 5o!^^.!. ------says-tnarpaymg*your'tir-taxes by . April.lS. .. it, so we offered it ass conve* w\vw.irs:gov,• V , or by calling 1-800-' . reputation.p '. ‘ ’ credit card, e.ven thoihou^h it’s ■ • “They’ree pretty,J fair,” Snapper ’ nieiice n to them rather tha T hey liste nn .to tc the special and lan some*' . TAX FORM^ (1-800-829-3676.)( ■ : Now,- how ever, the' coiom pany * ey ru h .” -.

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Sbme are' stnigîng; vwith denial. - OneSource money market funds: I.W i - ■■■!;, Vanguard'croup repons~ ’ ''Jul BfPMilto* • '.112B '..1 j- ' --faVESTC ... many, are afraid^lma'id A g'roviringT^ T he Van 18,44 I .44. tO.33 1633 . -, 8 ^ E Z I Z T k .;, ■, '■■■ number.are adniittinIng they are.' . thatirivesurestor c a ^ flows are b^lng.. igmtMCnlcaBO " Pound ■ - - 'helples and are mmining to high- - sp re adI- - fairly,fa evenly -among • -Asi LMMIM TB.3S • 7 !!-JS ! -JS 3S.SI IS'Sr' s ': .■ .!.VS!'; er financial powers. • stocks, bondsbon and money rtiark^t ' i‘ Jun LMealtM . 73.S0 7 Os. AugLMeilM 73.W 7 l!.ir • In recent years, nim ore sm all funds, whicvhich is h i^ y unusual. ‘ :::: ' :::: .IK :i! ' investors than ever hahave jumped •. "You couldn’tcot have given i^w ^. — ^rK?-ffiaa,s--K .-i F q s s i l .f i j e l s .-- into the stock,marke;eet, w ith the shares, of a'bonda fund” last y e v . r t i - i S result that'more'thihan half of, ' hiarvels*'Is * ' Brian ‘ M attes,, .'a • Sfssiss K,-! » . 78.15 .,23 . NEWVORKIAK (APf-Fuliira«lrad«8 on itia Naw Vortt'' « 5...... * . .houseHoIdsnatfonwidede own stock.. : -Vanguardird s^s k esm an ., .--••S 'a .s .1 41:1 140W ' 14780 " 1® 18.877 - ; . V ' UOKTBMBT 9-.; • • B ut in the.aftermmath i bf the - • - ' * Localal brok^geb firms report. Uv«h0B» . ' MM: # iJIlTojrtiM iMJO , hJ m '. iIio ' iheady stock returns5 ( ; K :Sl' y & '5' ^ ■ ■ ■■ of^the pak . • with gleelee tha^' theyi’ve seeii'a . a sffilB i; ■ ! so . '3b!.S , 38.iB ..BO. .. few years, some of)f th e 'samie'. .'. -steady.incrIncrease in the num ber 6 f~. :S iS K S , . : : ! gs, S i .. , &.Bia!!. . K . : I 04,80:,04,00 .,83 Jan IgiiiViiiM «3,t sI ill' r i ' gr|j:g • a^:::S:- •iriyestors' are reallzining.the mari ..ciistomersers phoning in to niake' kets are far more.'con TmewTs~to~ger^back-to" ■ M VWmI ■ . 37SV4' iuiOOIQ i 373 3/4 ..31/4 May . ^l:coi4T:m47:C ilsjo !»:» . 'I-SB -4I5-M - 370 384 . 31/3 Jul 481 and far more dangerisrous - thaii basics byjy allocating,a investment . '204 3081/3 .3V4 ' Mon.'iaalaa S . K :S s a . II: J paDtnt 110.083 ii It!! Ill |s ' - they thought. am ongstocstocks,, bonds and various wVfl'SsiM '*ia« - T h e d an g er onl'y^y^worsened ' industryy-sectors se - not just tech. ■ i s HI®! i!5 ■ ?®S >(i ' * ! • MINNEAfplSIft-'. "°" v , , , . ' : | ' . „i:...5 « ... «.,B l j . | . ; | : Wednesday, whenn the Dow Do-it-yours)urselfi investors used to 'I- ■ QuotMoMlrsmSInc ^ : S s r L . ” '." - plunged more than 3 percent to ,'draih 25j centscei out of local Merrill 9,973.-46jrhe Nasda(aq.slumped__Lynch_ofuc 3fftces.for_ev.ery_new'.dol-_ ' . . ■ B e a n ; H i - |< 2.1 percent to 1,972.09.>9. - ' lar in custlustomer assets, reports ; _ Dao -343,910,38 M?8 M3 MB . » lI ss S:3. SS' K 28 3340' ' 23.38 33.40ii ..38Ig .-. " ■ .‘‘W e-lost- huge," hiel, director ot'several VflHty Pfjni ...... 384 .,8'•,8' Oao 84,88 84,80 83,00 ’’ said Elisa John Thiel 'Prci*artn«t 10gtOMr*. IMpoi0Munda.U,8,No,t . 'mSC Z Tricco, a San Jose reirecruiter for* : local officeliCM. Now, “we’re l i t e ^ y batAt. Im lotho M»n u> and »t • z ■;:::: ^ :li ■ 2 f S:S8 U S ' K S M»)Mloeh«notwilhautnelKt.l alaa 3.001 phaiinaceudcal and mearty reshiiffling'ing money among various 3,0 / . . a , 5 7 :::::; Wednesday night 1:hosted by funds inI ththe d r 401(k) or retirement . - " S S S S i l l „ sfGirLcom. “And we’resjusthan^ng j < plan optioiItions, fearful of making U. inthere.Ifoundawond(iderful broker . even wors«orse choices in a falling - 'I’.,: ' I g ; i : 1 ■ E. E l | . |0 ' -^she’stellingmeuijust!stsitdght.’? ,. m arket NearN« thie peak, of the mar^ - . G R A J1 N^ S . . . : ' ■ i23.088.Men.'aaaiat 138.393 ' * - -■■ • ■, In the face of suchI uunrelenting ' ket in-FetF eb ru ary .2000, H e w itt r ™ ■; Josises, there is growiniIng evidence Associates:es foundf that investors for -. lUad’oral". oal«. oom and...... _investors areanaln_ ■ îr«a: l>330>3300.. .0100; 40-pound WOWl 1,3800.. . , lonOontNarrwonluung:8387.10tnJ?p*8i*is, .Sw- TOM »■■■'■ 'al funds than stockk funds, in By contraitrast, investors* have’ pSW»»n!w*Jin9:^87 78Up I 1 . . stark contrast to pastt iyears. Last reached thattha level of activity fewer »;ijj_mohih,-70-per<:ent of-if-the-nearly— thanfiveda;s days M far this year. \'-/— . ''' RiMoSnand'eHnlnBuhland ' P o)TATOES/ONlONS~^ t «77.#TUflll.J.. BT.JO . iia.«.ii«at.»ooio«iiya7. '' . iK & saia'K fi.U m . . . .' . ' » S:!S S 5 l i J i i S'S ' “■» S'S :!iSi . BID _ * ■■ S M £fflra?r.^'“TS? ! » & g K P ' : i h ; s : a» \ ’ , Continued from El ’ ' ", '." •'""VqHIIJWU.mi.tAPl'JBMaatl &W'parking.Iot'%vith''108'^ . . TiMMaylo«B>ain*«mv*daiPeniiPWOai^lwiWpnianiby,. o?Xoyn5^ “After the cbuntltless hours sp'oTs'"^^ nw. ti ^ Of Mrg« par bu»h«i.' * , Baa. ■ ( ^ lear Depot-Grill. The •^83.08-3.10 . tSSwandIo* '.over the years^we’ve! imed to do city's UrbiJrban Renewal Agencjr - . ■ ■ .siisi.-a « !a w«n0U<0 83,08-3,10 .v^L 8.804I S ^ S i S aIS ' J«"*'3'8«0288.ff^*?M^90 [ something posidve, anmd for us to will alM) help'withhe! funding:, ' - ua I Mfdridwlnlarwtiaai; 's'rlis . 5 sllr S “ :'iS:S S:!! ' S:i! aS3.84;aH •, • SS5-0,M.*W ar; . Jun 398.00 3Sd!40 38«!8b r .learn, (some members)•s) are.reluc-, • He saidsal the areo's Design I3.84-3.88 . ' baM109«l I . . • tant to pay even what’It’s required Committee -; -----mo«t»y7.8e,o *•' Sff, IS:2SIS:S -IS!:??' ttec is'procee'ding with tona. ^ 383.00283.40 30i;40 ». I want so badly forir us to. join ch a n g in e 83.83-3.80 p!rft(Sf*5lS i f f I f ng the two three-lape , aat: . oecaUonaiyhM saK Sffiasrsi'ifiîh- Apr , ' ;z' •' i l l p ^ I. ' syner^stically as a teteam either Second AvenuesAv into two-lahe 13 PCI. P<0I«M: 4.01-4,03 ran 8« 8.80-IO.OO. cno^ 0,00-0.80, occa- I in time or money, or bo *4J«:'a7';. ■ S5JSX"r! ; « ; i s ' i s ::::: ■ roads withvlth diagonal parking. !SS:SS»l!J.r'" a .S ,± - 5 ''E I . “Our. biggest desireeisthat^we jones said s the. Idaho L i is^ i p ' sucfged topeihgr, nnri ' ' ’ ' u31 u!u^‘j!y.!'!tj . ::::: d itrgqiiir^ Trancportair-tationrDepaFtment-ha^ ^ 8 a Mtn'4*u^!^3hM3'4noconvanaoq tO.OO.tnotlly IAS -“ . all of US to do somethin ■ , • 10-13eune«nica mmiTMn 7.004.00. moafly 7,00.7,80. ■ 0^ . • Z' • Nra,tparnvnt«i , - putthechaichange on its agenda.' \ zz .19 ■ - Tri nihor BTT) hiidriAfattTiiACriayy. _____:«-ThoniDSmpson-advised-the-board— ) (AP)'- USDA > Malor pouto markaia FOB , .^Ôpan Hig. )B oae :JJ •Executive DirectororTimJones thatbecaBcause of expense, if, STpiVm IdSioTlâha 70 esunl 0,^ : i i i i . ■ i M U p d a te d the board on)n new busi-- should be& saving money soon'- 3 eeuM 0,00-10,00: por ewt Wlaeonain Mwu‘aaai*»a0,0i8" • ■"" Ig nesses in the area. ! M^381.7a .3jg ■ iroe^7,8»^^^ ■ gar • M«;^cpan tri 184.843,up 3 JOfe.lb. ' ' 'Nov - Biaos , ..Hesaid a .for repairsairs on BID parking lots . v - . s t e i*neao Non Siia A par cwt: Watw ' BSootWwowiiiPtrwywr" nMS_andj^__that;miaht|ght-not-take-place-fo^â-> Dae 2M . 300 ’ 304 .SmS -.m S” I 9.So3!1o; par CM CeieraOo Notkaiaha 8.00- 7~Z7~7~as sS" •28 waier 307.8 3II.8 308.5’ ewi WMonam Notiiouita s.BM.BO, 0 1 3 - 1 3:g -. :cated in.dewmown. ;. lompsoiwcongcatulated. Jul 31B.S 323 ' " '3~ir O T^fflja'sssF— ^ ■ Sap 438A, 44t,0 438.0 ' . • Jones.said constcitruction has Bonnie LezamkLext for her work on the OJC 330 • 340 335 n ^ 443.9.447.9 ,441.8, .18 begun.on the new vei > 70 eouM 4.00;.100 count aoo-4.00. i m m ' . i ;ii 'eierans din- comingWestem Wes Day Cetebradon. Mon.’aiaiii»t8.4aT" • “ ■ “S ■ :S H ■ ' • nSr' .Z !Z ' 3 *11 ic, .a p o ck et p ark b *gn;«eo«nW 130,071. w M»<0 . OrtponNorkO ■; behind the “It’sjustiust revitalized,” he i»ld;" ‘ Ju/ , 481,0 ..48i'o 45o!o • *{| • Rogerson building ancnd nyopark-. . Thet boardbe voted to support- buahai - 'IOahofalltUJ^^Tuaedaye! oi^p<4eaa lo« Idaho s'ii ii S :•! M.8 300.35 .,.1 , '.ndMamaurC H8 ing lots V one behincnd Treasure ; the localal .chamberci of commerce : ii • I IS• f i i . I;J| Cove and the othe’,®*' - in bringiniging ihe-National Finals S S s S S S m 1,00: , 'DK Z . . Z Z . >18 . Music CenteK'He als‘Jsosaidê Volleyballlall Toumament-to Twin — ' ’ Dao' 334,7» ■ »7 JM : I City Council allocate Mar 34B 340,39 3*329 iS fisisss».a'sts:-um* ■■Djje .'iiJb.d 4bo:o .,478'8 ■ ted $38,900 ' Falls. 10.8-1 353J9r 1 -.1.8 if/iP :8,00-9^80lêcoccanonalyruoiwr. .. . ff- lffiSWii ;•,* 484.0 1 . -J . JuC.I f... : ir - • - Sap 2H 380,9 380 SUGAR Soniething liilsslngi • g s i u ” ,a '3 ISi ■ : i t " v "g? ' " . ^ .' M0n.‘aaalat40.4B7 NgWYOnkjAPI-HandyiHaimaiman iiNar Tuawliy. Nev . Z . • Mon,-a opan kil 487.407 * . 84.399. up 10.089: Pabneaiad 88.001.000. up 80.074- Oae '„.. . lA f* rtomlndiir . ' just call ua andai we'll try to Include It. ^ trwlondon $4.399 oti -'*00— -]s • - WWmarttet reports. Ifyf yoii're Inter-' Please callII RaiRamona Jor>ft3 at 733- ," _. SsfW . i-~ « —, . cw-.. r i s t — 19------esledinastockrmuloau a rfu n aro r~ ^ ■•093l7Eir2e1 262, with your suffiefr 7 - , . -HI , - IB . tIM1.39 .IJ9 ' ■•.loaimparb. '' a s S i f ■ : commodiv that's hot Inin our report,., tJons.

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PLAY TIME Home ChildlJ.CONÛCnON c . . —------^-^MsenbrscRliSHOOLUmiHrm I4M — * - ' - • TWIM palls tiwtiit aiifw ratf,QU,l.83katt^ , \ •. . .NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S~. o ie r i y S e to lf R e s i d e n t~ ' •...... :• - - II Wliiw»i»nl a m w h l a » noMr; 1^, , • ■'■ELE o t h w =j«4Ba£ast290Q:NoHtu^^ g — 1 0 1 — -i.-..M urtaut|h. ID 83344------’ - P^SSr^Jle'eCand any a n ^ = |=tOOT»FOUND^:: — rir^rÔTicEISHEREBYQI^QIVEN.thifj^:dâdilne.f^:fll|■(î Illng ^ D e d a r a t lo n of .candMocyy mustm be filed with'tha.Clerkol . niintsliidvanciid to protect the= ’ noflilnaKho pBiitlons leror thot position ol Trustee In thith«.:-the Beard of Tnjstees at'M .-.s«curlty.assoclaled;wlth;thi8tils fortclosura and-that th e - r .“ r-Clertcal.-computar4-T~?T- ifMurtaugh-JI-Sehoot’Dlstrtct - benandary elects to Mil o r cai •KImbsrty &hoD< District:t >414■« to fill a three (3) year temarm otflce; ,SOO W eat Boyd. Muit.lurtsugh. Idaho, not latei’ than c a u s t the trust property te be . "customer service- : , ■ lr» Zone 4 o r2 o o o S mustist bt e fUed not later than 5:00 p.m sekf to satisly said obligatkm.« . . . .. • , PU B UC SERVICE • >.m. 5:00 on the fifth Friday priorrior le the day ol eleclion {April • MESSAGE' . oh the fifth Frfday priorr to the UBLISH:‘M atch 28. April \4 .' 1 tlr w i ii.'2 b b l ■■Aoofv in person with — -.O45O^ff:36D0;N^6ft6«iftfie oah\ oil aHw r w’ro' asor s : =v(o»^«ima>=wriledoitheT = rE i TBy Order of the Boafd’brnuanuSees“ T •T'"~ Federal.Trade Commis- ^ — • resum e a t!H 6 2 N.^BIUo'— ^ .‘ :ADVBFiTISEI«ENT' ' n » e a rin g , I'n'cv; 5 0 7 M ain ^ ' . ^Lakas.Bivd-rwinJî8.:..~: , : ; Nto3700g (t]ourS^^’ between Kimberlyand'Hansen): hOHTÊQDESTTgH---- .A vutiue-V i^st. Twin Puift.'.~ sponsible lor.eTOrs af-| _ ttjerwo north on 3700 6 4 milesrr to 3700W (CentSr Streftt); • -: PROPOSALS : ■ . . . '10 83301.(208)734.9015.- ' ~ 1 osV ^ m II tfK tiSi: “ DEUVERY DRIVER . 'W):- •PUBLISHrMbrch''20 andAprlApril4.2001 at Fraud Inlomiation C an-' '- i ...... th6rico.westonContorStreStreot.10 3550 £ ; Ihence southio on n • Propojels lor Construe-•. - The College rese K es the ' ' Ambitious, clean driving ; tidn Management Servicesi-righltpTeJecfanydrail ' [ . riÂ 5 ILyour ctassifiedad. ' ter. 1-800.876.7060. ’ - • record,f good appearance. . 3550 E to M»iln and< Center Streets. ’ . ■ et First American Title Co ' ol Public Works. Stato ofI ^ ties.and to accept the bid : . . .twlnadOmlofop.net. ' .Company, 260.3rd Avenue ' deemed to be In the.best . person a t Everton ' 20N B 5: BeQinnlng at tho intersection ol 3500 E (Mainlain N orth. Twin Fatle, Id aho.’Fin, First American Title Company,' Idaho; at 502'N 4Jh Street. ' ? FOUND Red Dachshund , Boise, Idaho until 5:00 PM -i'.Iniorest of tho College. - I •„M«tlroM.Farto,ry^3?6 2 tid Stroet) find 3700 N (CenternterS lroet); thence north on.MaInlain as Trustee, wlll-sell al pubi}ub|lc auction;.to the highest 'i . doo. on Qull Course Rd. ATpe’rfect' job , • , ■ : Street.2 blocks to lts.lntbi ./s/John K Mason , . • . CaTl961-3152. ■ . . ntersection wilh Monroe Street:»et: - bidder, lor^cash. in lawful moneymor of tho United Stated all ; ; Doan of Finance whwit.PERSONNELCOM •.•■••'Ihence w est or> Monroe StreetSIM to 3400 E; thenqe southio on n payable at the tirho of sa le, t: I ..' NO PHONE CALLS^ '. ' le, the following described rbal , - 092< Fine Arts Addition,' ^ .LOST 1, yri.old .Chocolate , _;;prcaII7;33-7300-’ . 3400 E to 3700 N: thoncoCO vWMt 1 mile on 3700 N to 3300300 property, situated In Twin|ln Fallsi Countv.ildahQ_nnd_, d E n t a l ;,. -. . * •.— ' ______lj-E.(KitabeilyZrwin F»U«>Sch< -Coileoe-ol-Southeni-ldaKo. rPUBtilSHr/^prnVancTfir"P " Lab, m ale, w/1, blue e y e * Twin Falls. Idaho.- .2.2001 •; . T brown eye. Namo.is, Trained onthuslastic'den- ' . south on Iho dislrlclboijndaindary 2 tnlles td the rol PARCELNO.1: ' tal asslstenr needod.lbr;' ■ Sec. 31. TWP. 10S.R,. 18 EBM: Ihence west approxl-3x1. Lot 2 in Block 4 ol C arter Su A wrttten Rbquest lor ~ IDMINISTRATivI^ h ' Sulidivlslon'Nd. 2 ..Twin Falls '.' !Proposals and other.inlor* busy oHlce. m ust b e jjood - ;mately mile lo Rockk .Creok;C thence southeasterlyiriy County. Idaho, according to thetl Plat thereol. recorded In , ■■ NOTICE OF WORK ' TheCltyol3ellevM.b.Belle- .* withZ. adults and children. - lollowino Rock Cfook to matlon are available at the lar w/namb tag, also ■. i Bonk 11 of Plnt< Pnnn 1Qii records ,n, ol Mld.Coilntyi__^_____ I .wearing a red Ilea collar. ~.Fax.rasume^to;03ceice Township 10 South, paneange 17 East ol-the Boise j KIMBERLY SCHOOL d o e s not hunt, ta gup shy.i ^ south mllo: thonco w estist «i.mile4 to the w est tt com err of .Meridian. Twin Falls (^ u n ty , I Idaho 83720-0072; Robert Zoning Administrator. Full CDL CC C lass A; OTR reelof. ty.ldaho - Unrau, Protect M anager DISTRICT *414 Sec. 19.TWP11 S.R. 18EI8 EBM: thence south 3V4 milesMo- to Soctlon 7: A parcel ot landId locatedfnic the SiiSEK N EM | TWIN FALLS COUNTY,- : time position.. Send ro- ' experiencede w/1 yoar or , PH: 332-1920. Tho RFP Is s e e him back hom e so o n ,', atime with salary require- 100.000 1< mllos wiihin the . ■ tho SW cbrnor ol Soc. 6B TWP.T\ 12 SIR. t e EBM; thenceice being described as follows:s: CommonclngC at.the quarter ^ • IDAHO . ■ . W e will hover be th e sam o also available for viewing - ments to: The City ol last le 3 yrs. Qood driving • wesnhm ilestotheNlicei com er ol Sec. 11 TW P'1 2 S.R.,.R. cornercom m oh to SectionsIS 7'and7 8.-Township 10 South. , wltheut'our best friend. 17 E8Mi thonco soulh S'mlli and printing a i the lollowing . . Bellevuej P.O. Box 449. record.ri Western States, 'miles te the SM com or of Sec. 35 Range 17 East of Ihe Boisee Meridian,M thence N 8 6 ‘16'W v NOTICE IS HEREBY He,meens everything to Jhence.east 114.milo8..moro.or..or_iorJ.t29.67.foel, thenco N O'S Bellevuo. Idaho 83313.B. mainly.rr California'. Home 10'2S‘ E for 202.42 loot to the - Jht£S vW L ldu‘s/jai J _- °GIVEN that a work session:. ^ us. Has been missing ol Sec. 6. T 13 S.R. 18 EBM;IM; POINT OF BEOINNING. theni lor tho Board o fT n a te e s ol every week. C alil-888- . hence N 0'2S'E for 67.22 loot; [pubworka/index.htm k since Pri. Mar. 23. Last , ASKING QUESTIONS |! . thonco south 6 miles lot thithe SW comer ol Soc. 31 saidaid Ihenco S 88*08' E lor 35.87.87 loet: thonco S 0M8 W for * Kimberly School District eeen 300 N. 200 E; of . 50Q.|eOt er934-5666.li township ond fongo thence ■ An Idoho Construction . „ Conduct public opinion _ w e oast to the SE comer ol Sec.ec. 67.22 feet: thence N 86'OB'I'W W lor 36.01 feet to tho POINT i, : will b e held on .TTiursday, -^Jerome. $250;Reward --polls over the telephone. DR 36.’said township and rangi Manager's Liconso is re-" * inge: thence north 8 miles to ihdIhd O FBEGINNINQ..' ■ April 5,2001 8t-5:00 p.tn.' for the return or Info. .ABSOLUTELY NO CO NE comor of Sec. 1 TWP 1 quired to submit a proposal r COL. experienced. Willing ^ 'P13.S.R. 18EBM; thence westest PARCEL N0.3: . . - T he discussion will revolve ênJater. Please call rSALES! Strictly research, te to work. LocalilO wheel : approximaioly rpiles to thotl SE com er ol S ec. 34, T 12 Township 10 South. Rano on this p rele ct.. • '; ange 17 East ol the Boiso t around luturo u se of school S39-3515or324-34B7. ' - Casual w * 0 °’*er ^0“^- ^M ack w /troe sp a d o .' Coll • • S.R. 18 EBM: thorico northorth 10 miles, (o 3300 N; thenceICO .Moridian.Twln FallsCounty.ilty. Idaho . jPro|oclBudget:S6,291,000 .buildings. S Tho regular April ' west 2 rhilos on 3300 N t o : .Jan Frew lor Interview, 786-2678 or ’ to 3500 E; thence north 3 milesles -Section 7:’Aparcol of landJ loilocoled in Ihe SViSEMNEti 'r mooting lor tha Kimberly ' Flexible eves, days; & fax fa resume io 788-5303 , on 3S0O E to 3600 N; Ihonclonce-w ost 14 milo on 3600 N to more particularly described a: Design a Construction e .nwle. Black &^tan.^Lost?ri' d a s lollows'; Commonclng at Manager h • ^ School Board of Trustees wknd. hours. 15-3(),hr8. = . ... Emerald Drive: ihenco northorth on Em erald OHve to 3700 N . Hrill bo held at 7:00 p.m: the liihe vicinity of Kimberly 1 IN the Southeast corner of sasoit id NEM'; Ihence alo n g the Division r of Public W orks : ^ , per woek. G reat part-time "1 (Conlor Street) thence oastoat on 3700 N to the startingng Southerly boundary of said NE same evening, Thursday, R d. 4 C arriage U n e . • 1 cSw ^C D L Driver needed I NEliN87'31'30-W 1128.26 $200 R ew ard. 735-0011 jo b .o r second Job. Closo - poini at the Intersection olDl MaintJ a n d Center Streets. fool, thence N 1 ‘06’40 'E 201s!lOlsSS feet to the REAL POINT p April 5,2001. ' lo .CSI cam pus. For more | with H azardous • Boundary is assum ed lo a PUBLISH: April'2 . 3 orid 4. . * 10 fur> >l?oi8nior.oLa!l.roada,___ j:0 6 ‘4Q*E67.7- laaUoa.poInt-2-2001 -, - U;- No action will ba tnkonat____LOST small fem ale pup. all -I —r “ 06clorationdl Candidacycy.forms fi may be picked up In }h9 ol Cartar.Sublo.ealls County-... COLLEGE O F ____ . 7- LUBElTmETCCHNreiAN S :------Stroot Wo8t.-Nomlneo mustusi live'in Zone they are filing for'lor Idaho: thanco’ N 87*26'00' 179.10 foot lo the South- regular action meellng.- — W hoever-c«ll«M /3/01i------‘ person at 310 Ja ck so n St. and havo at least 5 signo -SOUTHERN IDAHO P ay b a sed on experience. gnatures Irom tho filing zone,10, west comer ol said Carter Subdlvlslon;Sub thonco along tho INVITATION TO BID . ^ y o u h a v e m y tfogf ai , Kimberly. Id ah o .* • bo filed wilh the Clerk of thene Westerly boundary ol said SEV S E U N E U S 1 ‘08'40*W 68.00 ' CANYON BUILDING Please call asafni $1000 L(RoiVs'Amer^TcarCare. DRIVER ORI " loot: thonco S 87’3r30* E 179.001 foot to Ihe REAL . HVAC Air H andler Reward. 733-5648 Pi • • . • . As prdVldod by Idaho Codeode. Section 33-502A no wrilo-ln,|n POINT OF BEGINNING, EXCl 337 W . Main. Jerom e Class C la ACDLitflth dbIs;,,' •XCEPT: Township 10 S outh." R eplacem ent ' ' S s 5 & A endorsement. Exp. run vole shaii.be counled unlosiiless a Declarotlon'of iMoht hasas RangoirEaslollhe.BolsoMcI Meridian. Twin Falls County. SdioolDisWctr*,4M ■ BOOKKEEPING ,------„}] , been Wed with tho Districl Cl Seaijed bids for the SJ 103 I R ning loaders & lerklllis. 1 Cleik Indicating that the p e rsosn n ' Idaho. Section?: Tho WestIt 102.181( le eto M h e lollowlng spociflod si project will be ' Twin Falls County. Idaho " PT Bookkeeper needed, in. — dosires-.lhe olfice-and is leg io--describod-porcolrA parcol DIETARY . . local hauling. 324-7148.M ' -legolly-qualllled-to-assumo tho' reel of land lecatod'ln the~ai-accepled urifl|-2:00-p:m .~^ Please call 208.733.8400. _ duties ol school trusteeI il elected.< The Declaration 61 S^SEUNEM more particularularly described as lollows: W PUBUSH-Aptii4 .2 0 01 . - ' DRIVER - Inieni shall bo lilod not later W ednesday. April 18. 2001. CLERICAL , I °S1 Iter than live (5) days before the10 Commencing at tho'SouthotIhoost co rn er ol sa id NEW. intheolfico.ollhoOeanof in 1 Now hiring for Mixer Driver/ ’ - day olelecllon.'(Deadlinei lorloi Wrile-ln, Candidates to File.0. thence along tho Southerlyly.boundary b ol said.N E U N Fi Im m ediate openings lor ' ULab b ero r. full tim e, benefits, - .M a y .10. 2001). Finance in the Taylor PUBUC AUCTION. . * 07-3r3O-W 1128.28 leal, thencetho N'1'06’40'E 201.35 Administration Ai Building. RE -I I liexperienced secreiar- , C( lass A CDL; & T & N , , Dated this 20lh day ol Marcl-arch, 2001.'- •. • ■ RESIDENTIAL BUILDING . loot 10 tho REAL POINT OF BEGINNING. thonco N 315 3' Foils Avenue. Twrn SITE. SH 1.45 acres 2 miles —It WE PAY YOU CASH s ies. bookkeepers'& ' endorsem endi ent req. Apply at: — „»ârflQADdetson;___ ^t:08:40:£«cêetU>-a.poinl loreclosureloi action may bo- sl< pies endorsements and ' • . , • • Rlof SchoolI DistrictDl! No. 413 ■ sldoofthoenveloposhould theIhe Idaho Transportation on Joumoyman. Exc. pay. ha;hazardous. Phone 306. - obtained Irom tho Trustee, wwh< hose toiephonb num ber Is clearly cl« Indicate 'SEALED Do ; Twin Falls' County.Co Id ah o . DepoMmont Olsirict 4 — Sun Valley A rea; .0144or733-2118. 01< (208) 765-551 li'AccordingJ to th e T ru stee’s .records,', BliBID ENCLOSED-. o3fllce. lll 216 Date Street, 1 43yi813« . ~ — - the street oddreas of 10755 WIreehingVi Avenue West., For complelo bid speclll-: SheShoshone. Idaho. 208-886- ALCOHOLICS ^ ★ ★ ★ * * ie i t i t Public Notice Is hereby giveJiven according lo law. and tho . 30NSTRUCTI0N 1. Twin Fnlls, Idaho, Is sometimtimes associated with sold e ca o iio n s.'p ro c o d u re s. bid 78Creoo or 800-745-5625 or ■ requisite action ol mo Banrd i •ANONYMOUS £rpe£teRcad.pavlng.lor~ PR I V E fl S ______, lorms.- a nd-a dditienatinfor^-on-i»n-iheh«rebut-htfp://www2r------208-733-8300& 726w<650« District No. 413. Twin Falls> CountyCc Idaho, that the annualI ..Said sale will bo made with< m en a n d raker, coll Valley without covenant or warranty, m; »lalo.ld.us/lld/row/Auction., needed; for Ogden. Utah school itustoe eiecilon will b e hI eld on the iSih day of May' togafdino tillo. possession, _orêncumbranco5.to.sat)8fy^Mf or i Paying 20a£76B.2284. ------SOO+reartdrdatunnWTBstui Itmu,— :___ ^ 5tod-irrniiwgTrageiffftlibn~of“’Î infi.oDiigations securod by mdand pursuant lo the powor ol __ CG candidacy must tile not lateror ihanU 5:00 p,m. on April I3th. ' FAX 'O p b r a i e n Westom S tates , ‘ sale conleried In the Deed 01ol TrustT executed by DAVID ;UNUIHUCTION ^ I Co!' ' TROWBRIDGE and JACKI ' Co. Contributed PrcfilSharing Only thpse qualified elbciot CKIE L. TROWBRIDGE, M ason* needed lor full •Pali■ Paid Vacation ' , . - ' ictors resldlng jn Trustee ZonoI husband ond wlfo, os Qrantcantors. First Amorlcon Tltlo T l No, 1 maV declate candidac' -Y O ttR —ttim e yoar rouodwortc wllh .OOuarterty u j FuelB onus dacy for o Zone No. 1 IrusteoI Company, ah Idaho Corporatiormon. a s Trustee, lor the ben- position. Only those quallliedled electors residing ip T ru stee,I. oiit ond security ol Ronald J; S established masonry con- • TTar arp/Stop Pay J; Schelhass. a single ntan, ' tra c to r In K etchum /S un •H e i Zone No^^ma^declareI Candida^ca for o 2 ^ e No. 4t dated March 23. 1099. record:orded March 26,1999, as Heallh Insurance ^ AD 1.M§ll«yji£Saj^(H,jvlttua. Âve;Avflraoa.EamlngsÔK.*>^~ !2rBii'recerdsôf*TWnrFaiis*" ' elect one trustee to serve lor ai period of three years from1' ' County; Idaho. - ' TIMES CLASSIFIED *f.,great crew that-is-well- *EanEam.27-.30cpm Average — ’ the dale of the eleclion one es-News— known for lie masonry Pora )ne trustee who resides within1 ' The above Grantor(s) aro namlam ed to comply with Section . DEPARTMENT ol ^ appllcation/lhtervlew ...trustee Zonb No. i and onesne trustee who resides.withiri1 45-1506(4)(o) Idaho Code: No skill. Medical benefits ^:all 1 1.S00-453-2227 ■ 7 trustee Z o n e ^ o . 4. . • No roprosentatlon is made ' available. Call Chris at that they aro. or are not. prosiroseritly responsible lor this 208-734-5538 . tj; TRUSTEE ZONE.ND. 1:: BeginningBl at Iho northwestf obligation. TN 788-1446B . • * * corner bl section 3 TNiOS. F JRtVERS::^------. S, R15EBM. thence south two) The delault for which thisIs si sale is io bo rri'ado Is ihe 208:€^r4543 — "gjJONSTRUCnON ------miles to Ihe southwest cornoiT n o r ol-soction lO-same town-• lallureio: • - (BURLEY) florcy si Housing Idoho Is "n " d iOWNER/OPERATORS If you arc unable to cal . . ship and fanfl0,.tti0DC0.0asLasLtwb miles to.thojoutheastt 1. rnnke Iha monthly installmentlent ol principal. Interest and :ali or come by The- • tl seeking a Conatructlon WANWANTED: O T R D riv e rs .. corner ol sectioo i l same township.and tc range; thenceI escrow loo totaling S92.11 (j .REMEMBER Supervisor to supervise ‘ wlth1 yr.orloo.000 mllos, II due lor the 26th day ol Times-News office, simplyply ciip.aiid mail this < north one mile, thgnce east1 throethi miles, thence iouth oneI Octobor. 1S99, and a liko sumim o olS 92.1t duo lor tho 26th That birthday a d you placed —ond train owner/builders '?to run' 48/16 westorn ' . milo to tho southwest corr:orner of section S TNIOS, - 8omeilme,ago-ln-:77ie- CO states. We offer excellent day 61 boch and ovary monthh Iheroallor;'Ihi ’ order form to ourclassifisified department so in the sell.holp housing • R16E0M. ihence oast to the'oastthe boundary lino ol theI 2. comply with Paragraph A.2t.2 ol< sakl Doed'ol Trust, to 77/nes-Aifews7 Now Is the ^program. 0 Must bo expert- miles. Pay &.equlprheni. - . school districl, Ihence north oi time to com e pick up your se ih on tho school district bound-' provido. maintain ond deliverr to 'the Beneliclary lire insur- ! th a tw e c«in g e t your ad startedsta without delay. . I o nced wllh all p h a ses of ^M/D/V ^ 0 Insurance. 4 0 1 K & ary line ol the Snake River, th r. thonco w est along tho center• , an ce sailslnctory to and withI losslos payablo td Benoficlary. ;plcturos.'StopbyTho residential Si construction. quarteriy Incentive bonus ol.lho Snake River to Iho'hol Classified Depttcidayl pr holf section line of section 11.. ' 3. comply with Paragraph A.4t,4 olt said Deed ol Trust, to • Plc.iw print clcntly withiJ.irl( J.i pencil or pen . , B . Excellent. communication program. Wo ^ y all lu m p -' . • TN9S. R15E8M . which is aiscalso the west boundary lino o f^ In ers. extra stops. Uyover f^pay.Bt.loasl.tbrx.days.bolore.dio.delinqtjoncy flll taxes-and ■ • .••Thcreanraprftiximately-2] skills. billQoual in Spanish . Ihe school districl. thonco'soI soulh lour and lhree-C|uartor assessments allecting sold prop y2) cham erj lincludint!.... P***i ^ 0 7 preferred Pi with som e com- & * ^vacation. 0 For m ore Inlo. ' miles, more or iess'along the i jroporty. Real property taxos ~ ~ l :ho disirict boundary line lo IhoI are dolihquont lor 1Q99. andId.Iho II llrst holl ol 2000, for Hmk spaces) per line I ABORTION I puter oxperier)ce. Submit Mil Rhonda ' ai: south line of section 35 samne e townshipi and jange. IhencoI Parcols2and3, resume and salary re- I.D.E.A.L. Inc. w est one and one^hall miles t • PIcw'pay accordinR to rate Kcouie which Is printed . I ALTERNATIVES I g e s to tho point of, beginning. ■ The prlnclM balance isi S4,180108, togolhor wiih quiremenis.lo: Mercy 503WKani:horRd. ® TRUSTEE ZONE NO. 4: Beginning B at Ilie northwest Inioresl th o reo n w 7,000% p er, iwliw. Housing Idaho. 151212th . N ^ am pa. ID 83687 corner ol section 15 TNIOS. 3or annum In the am ount of • PBEQMANCY CRISIS CENTER !!l; DS. RlSEBM, thence oasi si* . .S362.35. a s of January 30. 2001J001. ond accruing Inlerest. • Wcwill rumfy>-ou if thereJrei»ajpecialB..inRonuhich i . FflEETESTINQ ' Ave.g Rd.. Nampa. Jdaho 800.661.7191. ext 112. and one.hall miles to Ihe 08!oast boundary ol ih'o school,, All. delinquencies ore now duo I 83666 or fax to 208-463- duo tegeihor with any lata misht ^ I t ilia JiKOiinteJ 734-74725 - 800-371.7472 RIVERS , disirict. thence south aiong.thcI the oast boundary n distance chargos, i advances lo prolo'ct Ih )teJ price H 56S9. Deadline: April 16, gSne ol four miles, thonco west seva :t Iho socuriiy. and foes ond o m e Join o u r te am . Enjoy ioven and ono.halt miles lo the r _ Declaration of candidacy mmu: ust bo lirod with tho Clerk of i I BANKRUPTCY 20aberers. Salary DOE. Ap. T Te eam . Solo or Reliof. . . /s/Sydneo SmIih.Halo. Assistant'lant'Trust Olflcor (iviM iw thifxict r« rit*».!M.in(luJiRxH;ink'>{«c>.) - C Iho Board of Trustees nott loloter than *5:00 on tho fiflh.' Aflordoble&fastAccWents. )ly-ln p e rso n 212 High- , NowNow2*;fto406! Ave. Twin Falls. ID.' f = Friday prior to the day ot eleieleclion: Each declaration of . PUBLISH:'1 April 4 ; 1 1.18 and12^2001 25 . ' --T ----r ------— ^ . candidacy must bear Iho nameimo of tho candidate, slate tho * Can Brad Rtoo at 734-3367 r34-S 533.'. ■ . DRIV>RIVERS ^ ^ . ' form for which declaration oica11 candidacy Is m ade, and bear BANKRUPTCY . • lab GETWHATYOU NOTICE OF TRUSTIISTEE-iSSALE DESERVE! tho signature ol not loss Ihathan livo (5) school district Ldan I No. 9492240 ' TACompetltlvo rate s on ' plyjll tim e. Quality oriented We'll G et You Homel ' oioctors rosidoni ol tho uuirustoo 'zone ol which tho 1T,S.No,200t.21867-C ------— ■ — ...... ReiC hapter 7 bankruptcies. Ian:ustomer sen/ico person .Jjf .’candidate is resident. • JaH Stoker a t 734-8452. 73< _ ■ As provided by Idoho Code. 8 .OnJulyaÔOl al11:00AMWH (recognized local llmel.__ û^Coad^W al*"” ' o.8oellon.33>502A-newriie.in _ Af T THE ^ T R ’ArNCET O TW SHEETRpCK CUSttpleffii™ K 7- ~^!!Urûmr!^wiN ^ yrStrong Engllsh-&-baskr • been llledwlth iho.DistilctClorlillork indicating that the person t Ritnc ■ • • • TAPeTEXTUftErt>AINT- Full A§?ihlftffltab^^ ^ “ FALLS. IDAHO 63301. In the0 CountyC of TWIN FALLS. ^ . _ ' .Remodels. o n Free Estimates ,: cutlomputor skills a must, nirv desires tho office and Is logallgaily qualllied te ossume.tho S s tate ol Idaho. STEWART TiTLi 3ood pay & benefits. Aifi. “•WK f j SIMON TRUCKtfte * ■ITLE OF BOISE. INC,. iiS AJJrtu A ■ WOI 731-8280 Jake for 800-727-5885 x 4 6 5 . duties of school irusieo irr ellelected. The declaration ol Trustee 7 on bchall ol LAW OFF Ily in person, ask lor DFFICES OF STEVEN J. . ------mo 0A5800-777-9100 . .|- Intent shall be lilod not laterr th(than llvo (5) days before iho ^MELMET. INC, will sell at public TME-KANDYMWrCAN *■ “ 1CMhy, ^ illp P r t n W 214 “ doyoleioclion. bile auction, to the hlghost Cit>7Si«c/Zip C _ • • '■.:______for • X7798 . I bidder; lor cash. In Inwlul money»ey iol the Unllod States, all „ 'RopalfrRebuildrReptecT >luo la k e s Bfvd. 734-2559 Under order ol Iho Board ol[Trustees Tn ' ■ ppayable ot the lime of solo, the f Phmw Number ' ■ : . or Remove. Jim 326-4150 : /8/JuslinW.Lonting. Clerk- ho following described real ■ • • ■ • " property; p slluatod in the Couniyty ol TWIN FALLS, State ol VOMENATWORK Lavm olvSCOVERY RESEARCH Idaho, and described a s follows: . ’ :- j?UBLISH: March 28 and April ^ — fimowing senrice. Call now Kai GROUP . >ril4.2001 LLot 24 In Block 5 of WHITEAND C JDCALUHAN’S GOLDEN I L forappointment.436-01S6i BluiIs now accepting “ NOTICE OF SCHOOL.TRU TF STEE ELECTION •RULE « ADDITION. Twin Falls CouCounty. Idaho according to ' ¥ pplkattons for telephone DECURATIONOFI OP CANDIDACY Iho o plat thereol, recorded in Voiu/oium e 2 ol Plots. Pago 4. ■ Intervlowors. MURTAUGH JT. SCI-SCHOOL DtST. 418 Records ol said County. r a^nVertainm ent 'e d o n o t se ll anything, Tn Twin Palls S CassiaslaCountlos. ( ldaho. . , ^ •The Trustee h a s no knowledgledgo of a more particular • NumberofPays______. Total ^^8ERjnCES_^ . re on ly c o n d u e t su rv ey ^”77"37lM7fl'^ i • . description ol Iho above relorencf)ncod reel property, but lor " te M rc h . • ------app Public Notice Is hereby oivo'n purposes ol compliance with Seclllocllon 60-113 Idnho Code. i . ’ fing ehilt avail. Make t'a'TTaccbrding-to Ibw.'and Iho Ph 1-3 days ______...... _____ -$ 1 6 -3 7 — ôqul8ite.actlon,of-lho-Boordold-ol-Trusleea-olMurtaunh Jtr— o d.thaLth(Middrass.ol:.204__ —: School District No.-418. Twin. iLt.S, ID 83301.’ ls som e- A.- ISPENCER HYPNOSIS | look. You will have to vin Falls & C assia Counllos . .,i, tim es associblod wllh said real prc 4*7 days...____ - Idaho, thot thb annual school3l trustootr\ oleclion will be held - n. 1 property. Said solo will bo SHOW 'ori( a t le ast 3 days p e r AIIShfflsAvallable- AH ' ■ .onTuesday.M oylS,2001.Con ' made without covenani or warwarronty regarding litlo. &] April 6th. 8 (i.m. a t 'eek end 3.weekend S6.00 C andidates Inioreslod In liling -‘.possession m or encumbrances lo M S d a y * ...... $10.00 p e r hoiir a.doclaratlon of candidacy mustrriu lile no later than 5:00 ' i lo satisfy the obligation • , ThoBatlroom a y s p e r m onth to fullill ^ p.m. on April 13.2001.. secured by and pursuant to Iheipowerolsaleconlerrodin— poi lA — TtoketsS&OO-at-the------le requirements. You PinninMMdTeinpority Pinr tho Deed of.Trust oxeculod bBy; y:: SHIRLEV M. PETER- Music Exchange. - wotlust b e at least .16 years Only those qualiliod electorso rs residing In Trustoe'ZfiQfi a Aet^MingatvBntiontlOR UB. S m ay vote for a Zone No. SON, an u n m sn le d w om an, a s grantor.c Td: STEWART T WI ago | with good reading tifi, S candidate. Only those tiTITLE OF BOISE. INC.. As succ . qualified oioctors residing in TrustooTru! Zflofllilfl, a m ay vote ' h luccessor Trustee, let Ihb- - nd communication skills. r lor a Zone No. 3 cnndldaln. Th« benollt and security of Q p t[mN.ONE.MORTGAQE^ iq i a pay lor our night-shtit Construction ^ Tho purpose ol sold election ciCORPORATION, A 'CALIFORNU or money orJcr isitnclo»dfor$___ cn ^ . Shall bo to elect one trvsiee In Zone : No. 3 to serve lor, a b . miAXOBBORATIONras------CHILD CAHE b a ^ on a production Jenellclaryr«aiedTJ3^lS7l997rrm. recorded 03^6/1997. a i C K . ■ I Incl : Clerical . period of three years, and to ele.Bto5ox548,TwlaF*II» , 2 yea^»mo, mom of 2 chlldrenr ' -Cassia Couniy line on tho oosi.~S I.T -— : JOftSSWILP. .-Tiwriiiwith seaornaisnsoer-W ridflhd-iihtTw do. No ropr«on^ ------ID83J0MW•0J48— T*------:------CPR.: ICCP. meals Ind. ' — G* tion Is m ade lhat they are, o r aro m , 734-7893. Maria.B -GejgraflaBor— . - As provided by Idaho Code. SectionSei 33-502A no write-in bit ro not. presently responsi- eld. We offer benefits: ble for this obligation sot forth herell e r e l n ; . . ' . • •- w te shall ba counted unlessI a declarationi ol intent has ■nnTlBw.Newf.32SI/SWtSibNo.. ' . ” 1AVE OPENING FOR 4 areailKandsci)otaiBhipsto Assembly , default tor w^^ 4ieoe students. We ate • ja]p_U jo be.fTwide is.lh e ^ — ...... ' -BwitylPaSJ: years a n d Op. M eals Ind.' porti ttiff PUfWn— fall K Deed qI.Trust aixi Nulu m i « , ■: . - . ^ 1 irrenlly:looking-tO-flll-a- —-Aiip^lnpeisiinal.-: ^ ■ B>ly.qu0lified.|o.as8uma.tho.i..dB — 208733^6a» ------In th " J U u lie s or scKool'trusteê libeled y-paymonts lor'princlpol.*^ inowpostttohsr^------ilected. The declaration of Interest inti and Impounds (II appllcabli ■______, Rale : - Inieni shall b e filed not laler thanhon flve (S).days belore the . inc mbIe)o(S346.60,dueper ------40Usee contact: Discovety ; d w ol election. month for tho m onths ol C8/01/200t2000 through 020 8 /2001. >areh Group at,735- W ilB and all subsequent payments unt 01 er at the-Turf Plaza • - ThopoUsvirlllbooponfrom12:C12:00 p.m . until 8:00 p.m. a t ^"1 until ihe date of sa le or ’ nes^News S.BEMEMBEH____“S the folkjwlng locations: reinstatem ent. The principal balanoanco owing a s ol this dale 8 Fajis Ave. Suite B2,. • ■ or)ori the obllqallon secured bvt saidse Deed of Trust Is - atbWf>da7Jidyojn5lK»“ “ ^rin 2 Falls J - . / ; l irmetkneagokiTTwTknea- Plw* mv7 Now Is the time to me pick up your pictures. 5®°’ opbytheCuslomer '.' ’2 1 HvtceDepitodayt ■■ ' V

■r ^ ' ■ Wednesday,ly, April 4. SOdl.Tlm esâwiiawt, Twin Falla, Idaho » ' ' ' DRIVERS, . FARM. • , JfT /P T needed OTR. - hon- Onomlftr * nmuliy MECHANIC^sliop fo'rreril '.'in Huuurinun: 4‘bBys,^ •^ S ? F .”.c'ar.Ccn'or C anada. $500 fla n•Ort on . woffc wllh anlmnln Soi lor ImeOIC A L - . '[ olyT" rosumo PO Bo* 637 • -attlludo and custom er se r- -.irkAAkkk^ =TwJP;Falla£tD^303J r : rfd»-a muet!:S}Si97li^ Byr: r837W 02W 539W 02:tf' g ^ -FAkWHAI^Ch --T— . :Salary!based on exp:x p i -1^ ' -co n ttb l.-W e offer compet-*^ D .RESTAURANT; .------■ T O E T IM E S -N E W S ■' ’ THETIME&NEWS general skills noadeided. .Send.resume to tykes SS Itive:pay:aien5'w/B coifiZ ; i Ja r a EiTpress Is new hiring-I -CURRENTLY HAS ~— IS OURRdNTLY- ;. -- '= ^ Oetn:Stot»iTfan8portatl6atlon- -- Fencingrequipmenôpf 1 " ; . U F n in tI - I . -prehenshw-beneflts-pkg.T - -T-for-part'-ilma-helprWeelr Is looking lor good driverIvers ation. rock picking, Irilg t • Including PTO, 401k, -T- ' d a y s m ornings & wknds. ~THE FOLLOWING" "-'^'- l o o k i n g F O R ~ ' % MISCELLANEOUS ■ . . •• jo run ,d ry w n s . reefersarsA I tion, and cattle. Rousfrjsfng tor appofntinonl.B' fi 'h e alth , dental, viston, life, ,, • Apply in.p'erSon, 710i INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT JR • walking lloors. Wo havhave . .available. Paekobo arc '. lea, competitive salary/ & disability insurance. Ap-' Fiesta O le'now hiring ailII North Blue U k e s . T F .H . N E W S P A P E R ROUTES - good oqulpmem,.bonus JANIIUHIAL . . •- /'and excelleni. benefitt . ply in p e r s o n s 674 Easi-ui positioris.pay.basodon Û8- . -Call 208-788-6571. ^ -R iSTAURANT^-— - ^ROUTES IN.BUHL- ~ •■■■ .e a & benefits. 734-9062. - Part-ilm* Housekseperper package being offeredt ; J^ndJM w^DvntEaflsZiP' “Têxcellenco S personal ~ - -AVAILABLE IN T H E - r U s - -H n a n c i a L ' ' : ,' V Pizza Hut - ; ' - ; r J E R O i y i e A R E A T - ^ DRIVERS — ■ :----- ; —momliig-pQslilon-irrclffd"ffdr; ’ w nh:oirr'lulRrrno ® r ^ ^ e r f o r m ^ h c a ; Good ’: • . , F inancial S e rv ic e s Qds.: -flBBDiog-Tba:sureasfa teONa-HAOtrORlVeRS- " . Tlo Slla peôuÂ m I ^r Looking for a career orient- /;;.;-NEEDED V )at 'fui'candlddte wlll b'o> ’ ÊDICAC " ; 100,900 8th AveTN:\" ~ ' "ÔUtES29 ■ , ^ p I'n '. ed Individual with nravl- 5 ^ •«rB'7 BU1h'lff/68IM 'lrt‘a-& ..o u s general rnonagomem ‘.•long haul drivers. C lass / R O U T E S46 ~ >u A roer with axccllbht:ad- ac ..portunityforanlncli^dual-luar persbnaVclInlcai skills., 5ililCT.&HSTlSo)(B -• .- experience. Salary DOE.- '. ;. ÔO.WastAve.J ' ' CDL, current mddical ucord n . voncemant opportunity? B MISCELLANEOUS.. . i ■ £ 0 0 ^ Mam St. . ty?.. ...who.ls highly,mollvaledled Requirements- CRT orr - SHOSHONE, ID 633$2- Needodll .* • : ..Greot benellls. Send re- . V , a .c le a r drivlrig ro co5ord rt Do you Enjoy workingIn if) a a n d s e e k s a c h alle nge. g e, ' RRT license and/or ell- ^ Sum i to 2653 Elizabeth' ^nalnbowCM eie ; - ': required. Average dayi (20^886-2228 Clerical ROUTEB3S ■ lays fast-paced environment'int? To apply, please pickup up gjb le fo r lic e n s u re In Blvd. Twin Falla, ID 83301 . - out; 7-10. 95%.no-toucl t COME JOIN OUR TEAM Recoptlo'nlsl •. ' tt you live In Buhl A a n 100-500 East Avo.G - such Do you possess exceileiillpnt . M a p ^liu iio n a i the BonIon Idaho. ■ ^ 1. LPN-Needed FT/PT , SALES - — ^ 100-600 East AVO.H . . freight. Newor traeiorito rs • ifaopla skliis? Apply at CsssteHootorai/ - InlenaledlhtMlnga , ,and-trallera^.good-«qulp]uip-- -Do-you h a v rn e w ^ c c o u n l *^®-f£HIIco _ .EACKAGlNGANOUSTRtAU i'r-lndependentnewapaper ^ -unS* I 3 B 6 r ^ r s - r • -rndfeammerHuim ' ^ you ilw tn itila area A -.ment,.Pald.vacollon.slclsick i and/or soles axperlanco' Id •• American Siaffinj;ine.: .'.earrtar.-..' . -■ leo? • Concrete lead finisher & la^' \ffosources:-isoi Hiiand . for 5^pm i o ^ f ^ ( i h m ° ; ^ • • - 734-6452-.• . .âratntaraatedlnbelnga ■ \ , • loavo and hoW ays. OtheIther • ; V ' • i '; . ' • f. Ave.: Biirloy Id '033IB: Pleaaa c'oniaetDlatrlet ' ' . bs.neflis Includo-iiiedica . . borers must be oble to 1025 Shoshone Street nei^papercarrier... ■ ileal M you answered yesî«t For more Inlormalion, con.»n- eral handyman skills.B Ings for CNA's fo r ' include explaining loan„ s p o r t in (i g o o d s i T H E T IM E S-N E W S . -E verg reen Dr. ^ manufacturer. , Experienced Tire Techni «213. Gooding, Idaho.ho. tact Jodi Muck (208)934-14- . Positions startin g AprilI -: Day shift & PT nlghl shift- programs and eligibility cians wanted. Top pay. •^CURRENTLY HAS . h a s the lollowing position!!ojL -J43i.Q uiB iifiedappiicamim&. i -A u g . PJck.up application:—, Wo o tfen requirements. Performs- T-: ------D p o n in jr------— - . great benelils, 5 day work THE FOLLOWING ■ ROUTE 716 ■ should/ax resum est ilo o 2032 South Uneain or '•' •Signonbonus 'fnll/ai ellg m ty reviews ol Personnel Piiis . ._woslc. 679 Pofolfne Rd. ' ■ 111 Filer A ver^ - (NOEPENDENT 22C 0 ^2 2 0 0 Filer Ave. £ . ' , . (20S)934>e434 or e-mail111 . cail208-324-3389.B .• :• • A positlve work envlron- applicanls. Prepares rou- . John or Shoi 733-8742B. ■ T eacher wltli Idaho cenili-lifi- s4 i2 )t0 2 io n sb an k ;c o m '~ Ji- •,-ment--'r. -■ •• ■ - 1 I :------733-7300------1 . N E W S P A P E R MMNTENANCE-----^ ' jine loan closing docum e~ ' R O U T E 722 . ' cation In Famiiy Cdnsum- 2 lon»B ahk nts. Uses automated sys- ROUTES ON THE „ , e r Sciances ' . S02 Main S t r t t It. • Terrinc benefits package Experienced TIG welders ; 9ihAve.E.-Ellzabeth ■ > ' tem s 10 accom plish1 —I : noeded for well ostab-’ - W E S T S ID E O F J .. Gooding, Idaho Is looking lor baiifleidid including P T O : duties. M akes routlnQ In^ C arriage-H ^M ns Rd. \___ _i -.malntenance^workers.. llshed company.-Full time ~------TW IN F A L L S ’ • S tan data: August 2001^ 1 - . EqualOpportunlly S'- • A job w here you can make> . speciiohs of acquired ♦ Call Pam or Calhy at 208*08- Employer • 3’ a difference In sbm sone's! property and Identllles.I “AfeYou^ p'erm anentposlilon .■ ■ R O U TE 728 934-4321 lor application V lile ' • needed repairs.-Performs w/benefils. Magle Valliv ROUTEBoi G iN E R A L ------coln.orcall208::324-33e9.B . -WefMre733-0503B S a n L a R u e Ave. •; ..a n d further Information ■ • Shift differential. ' genoral'office manoge-; - .-■ A -r-'-:: ' -15 0 0 BII(. A spen— : ■ • • O pen unlilfilled ABLE TO TRAVEL :. Stop by,for an . . . G ranada Dr. _ No experience necessary, management.. mont functions. Salary leoOBlk.eascador" Lead person w/experlence;e awlicaUon and/or Interview. I ' 217 I . lSOOBlk.Pondarosa- . ioiicATioN ------:------we pay to troln you. we range S23.633-S34.240 R O U T E 729 PRE-SCHOOL TEACHERER are hiring 10 sharp peo in alfalfa hay productkjn.■y. iWlnFsHs. Care Center - .DOE. In addition to re- Chatterbox? I EMPLOYMENT 1700-1800 Skylano . Baling, raking. & slacking0 ■ 674 Eastland Drive ■ S n d A ^ l E - AIDE Quality program ple, free to work'and . .sume, narrative response IÔPPORTUNITJES .1300-1400 .» Washingtons . • Mon.. Fri .736-2000B■ , trovel. Ail major US cities ■ with mechanical experle-.- EOE ' • tp s p q d a lizeti exporlqhce Then we hove the ; I . . 6th A ve.,E . . - ^ca...Only.honoslf • *ûBstiuris'is'ruquii'(fdr * M'-"****ftooT g'aos." V' ~ ^ P a r m — ^ • -andTeffSfrairîr^ Perfecf jc)l5 for you. DAIRY -No exparlance'CO. cepled. We ofler 1 weekfj pendable, hard working. • .Copy of announcement lyjBLtC SERVICE t .. Lazy J Trailer Park ■ . . R O U TE 736 able io put lo long hrs.f* Full time CMA or CNA posi- nocossary. bui helpful.ui. .paid training, ail lodging m ay bo obtained Irom the MESSAGE . Fawnbrook Apts. . •t -i Oakwood Court .5 n»8<)oppl)..324.7l"8.» .tionavailable for busy Fodoral amployriient Infor- Outside work; Plpe mov-)v- . and transportation lur- _ family jjractlce.l^Buhl. Bi- I n t e r n e t a i* R u sty Court er. ,handllnes. Pay DOE.lE. nished ond pay, great pay1 M A rW O ER ------— , • hllp://www.u88iolWiOpm,Bov/ motlon-js.freo. Remem ■ ROUTE B21 ber, no'one can promise • Call 645-3182 or 645-5- . and bonuses, opportuniiyilly C assia County Educailohn ■ reqûlreJ. ^ m p ^ iN Ira 'm I- or a t USDA. Rural Oovel- 100-600 3rd Ava. S ' R O U T E 7 4 6 2481 asklorAle)(.B-' io advance. Must be18oror Association Credit Union, • , opmeni, 1441 Fillmore, -.you a federal job. For free . <^00-6004llj_Ave. E , :'.5i I, aiy based on qualifications. ' : Suite C. Twin Foils. 208- Information oboul fodoral , ■ 500-600 BIk. Monroe ■ ■ FARM • . . . . — older and able to'workirk Is looking for a m anager,r. : excellent benefits. Send ^ ' and travel today. Callall Tho successful candidate 733-5380 or at USDA. ' jobs, call Career America. 500-600 BIk. Quincy ; Dalry-Exp.miikeirsnoadod. 0 resum e, cover letter and MindyBaker 1-868-921.n . will have positive people - Rural Devolopmoni, At- . Cohnectten.,912-757-3000 ' le o O b lk o fA th A v e E . , Top wages, housing. Ap- s 3 professional references ionilon Human Rds'ourc- J !n: 1999- skill, enthusiasm , knowl-I: toFHS-Admlnlstration.. Too WORKERS NEEDED- JtOOBIk. W / ^ lngAvo. 400-500 bik of Madrona ply in perso n wilh Brian: -Âssomblo.cralta. wood _ ------:ê8-&r-3600-Nr-T-wln- .k _3flB Jâdin_Twln.Ealls,.ID- - MEDICAL**'*'**'**'*” r 83301 or e-mail lo item s. Materials provided; - FallS. 2Q8-7a6-2078.B ’ 208-378-5607. USD a ! — Gooding Rehab ft LIvInd' banking and lending^ _marjy«fh8ld.org. EOE.’ ■We.are offering: _ To S480+ w e e k _ ^ _auraLOovolopm«nl46-an------r^ U T E 7 e t . ' ••— Dairy; O utside mllkor'^ ■■ ■ ment and o(fico*8k*Usr • equal opportunity lender. *■ Im m edlote PT • • •. 801-264.4994 ' ,f . p,revlderandomployer.a ' . Momlngslde- • n e e d e d . A p p ly In, p a r . R N n.pN .' '■ . Send resume io: ■■ ■ MEDICAL'I ~ ' •' son: 3M ihllet South of ' E m p l o y m e n t ' ” ATTENTION WORK -. r Sunrise ' ' 1321 Oakley Ava. 010. U c e n se d N u rse help FROM HOME up to Kimberly. Sudik Dafry.B Burley Idaho. w an ted . • NEWSPAPER • N o Experieiice . RdUTEO ^' ’’ Fuil lime, benefits available, CIRCUU^TIOIJI .• S25-S75/hr. PT/FT, ' d o o m Blake St. t>/. RO U TE 770 - . . FARM------T ------T manager CNA p o sitio n s a ls o avail. compeiiilve w ages, '*•. ------' Necessary . _ , 1-800-776-1567*; . 100-500 Robbins St. . E xperienced gravlty irri'ga-a- ■ ■ ■ ■ ,. Dlatrlct manager. A well ■ O'Leary W ay or> ‘Call R honda (208)934^5601-M- -esiabilshBd'companyirH. ^Snake.Blver.Rehabllilatlon.“ . ■ ••-Pqid-Traintng— - •£ '...... lAspenwood , •...... ------. w anted. Caii 2B0-2266.B V & Assisted Uvlng In Buhl ROUTEBs'i'^'...... * looking'for a m anager for ...fuil-timo Districl M anager PAYI Assem ble Products their Twin Falls office. The; .isqowrecniitingioran • Excellent - 1100-1200 Monaco ^ U r E 7 6 0 ...... eveningNursea.a.. InobrM lnl Cassld Bureau. Ai Homo. Call Toll Froo 1- 100-20 0 Ridgeway ' -company has a great ben- " Tho successful candldaie - Reading &. ' _800-467-5566.’.exi..3145 _ - Carriage-Way ■■-----S t-B eiie n e d ic ts ------^ efli pian.-.Wâges DOE. ■ — W hispering Pine m ust bo abl b o n u s Mail OrderSlSOO m o. P /T " ■..1000-100Blaka :. Si. N. 1 RNS7SW Hire on bonus able, have excellent lime- • r e q u i r ^ ; • R O U TE 78B D i r e c t o r P a t ilent e n Car^ Services . 83711-4756 by4/16A)1.a SSOOOmo. F ^ . J 100-1200 Sunburst . management skills, and Call 1-800-S4P4170« ISOOsVOO Bik. Falls r«iiti()n>villpn>vidcddminisilinistralivuilireclionjcleMip MECHANIC . ------■.' . Vt/e are also recmltlng for enfoy working wllh youth. ' • Ri3gular Raises _ ■ C h a se & Capri ' • fur nursing & other clinicalil,w ,w as in hospital selling. IVilllw Mechanic needed, own an evening CNA posTlion. BQSOEm This entry level manage • H t o IiH Benefits tf . .2 1 8 I 1100-1200r i Northern Pine . ' a mumberd senior maiu^ '■ tools required, sh o p exp. R O U T E 794 desired, will train quallliedI -fi Administrator R oger King & m ent position includes re- ' . d v q i l o b l e in . II. TIMESNEWS ' 1100-1200 Twin Parks. r p S S K S c t' person. No phone calls. - sponslbiiities In managing, • Dr. ^1400-1700 Bllterrcot .- ing variety, growih& challmgilmgw,Requircmcnb:BSNwiih3 ' Directorof Nursing Pat 1704 Addison Ave. & .R asm ussen Invite you to. youth & adult carriers, 30 days .' ® ience. MaslC5 Degree prefencd. J& J Enterprises. sales promotions, & pro-, . .■ ' /M you live on tha Weat ROUTERS Competiti«\va; , com e & be a part o f a very swages 4c benefils. MECHANIC ----- '-. special care team . Com e vldlng excellent custom er . aide o t Twin Falla i are 80a800-1000 Bik. Locust _N. - Appiv nt Si. DtwHlicts:l» FF.itnllv .Medle.ll Cm ter. . Requires some fuil time byaseeus.-Vlsitourspe- -—servrce.-A-strong-seles- - -$6.5b/hr- - f -r^Mereated In belng-a— -r-^ crumo. ID 83338. EOE. ’ auto Shop oxp. R&R work, clai facility & m eet o u r' , background Is desii-ed, if AMERICANFALLS^ ^ RO U TE 8S4 you a re interested, lill out' (Cuaruhieed wuge. .' carrier...- AAMCO, 734-6425, Tom. great team of care givers. Delivery Driver ■ 400BlkAllalr -an application by April - min. hn.. required) pPleaae contact Dlatrlct • 6th, 2001.TAe r/m es- .needed.'. Manager . ■500-600 Bik Jackson . iSnake River B shab 300-400 Meadows Lane ' . Rehabilitation 8. Assisted Newa. Do you commute to 733-0931, ext. 347 300-^ I Minidoka:a MemorialI Hospital II • Living Ann: Don Waloek Burley once a w eek? >00 Bik N ew port ; Make a differe:rence in your life ai ' 820 Sprague . . P.O.Box54fl, 732-5259 iW ould you like to get u and ours...The Twin Falls, ID 83303. , f you live on tho EAST BuhMdaTio .• 1399 Fillmora Suite *502 - paid fpr your .. Â A A A A A jk opportunity 208-543-6401 "A DRUG FREE \ aldfiof Twin Falla S are ty exists al Minidoki>ka Memorial WORKPLACE'm 17Win 1 Falb;idcho83301.| ■cdrhmute?. IntereatedInti In being an , ' . , Hospital. Now/ hiringh for the folia .We are looking for a , Ind: lowing positions; per carrier... deliveo' pereonto. ’leaae eontaot Dlatrlct deliver a Ag- Manager at 733-0931 ' ... RN/LPN V . publlcailori-to8 t o 10 ' , 'FAX ■ '§eMt348. ' Full/Part-tim e aiand PRN positionsns available on ilJ.III.I.I.IJJM l ■■■'’'• businesses Iri the : Po w er Couniy Area - your ^k i r k i H r k i r . all shifts. We wewelcome nurses whijho specialize iri . once a week. If you' are l,ntei;ested ptease AD the following preas:an Med/Surg, ICU.IC OB and .. IMt TWIM FflLLl____ t TiMFfi r i AfigiPigr^ ____ _ ^ ER„Come.an(l.vL-worlun-your-spec 5cialty-area.i^^^ M -Ukec-Blvd^. ------nPPARTMPMT jElea: r*!* - Sign on Bonus> .available,a for this5 |position.' 8 ) 7as-aaoo - ^ 208-734^5538 “>raDr correctness on the Abbioviations Btino abOroviai- O R • irst day ttiat it runs. . ed tesurtt. Wh«n you wnio V " aisTheTimesiNewsis s Tl Interested applicanlss mmay cohiact Human Rcsc your ciMtlllod sd. bo luro 2208-677-4543 hotn E S purc^s teadort: undotiiund your. lOt responsible (or '. • . 436-0481 or apply in.n.pcrson p , • , 1cnoMaoB-apoii.iioui. • ■ . (BURLEY) ; . errorrrors after that.lime. M-F9:OOam-4:OOpnpm ■ Employer-^Drug Free Wo Ir; STr. BENEDICT F a m i lly M edical C.e. e n t e r . 7 0 9 Ni.rihlil ILinciiln AvvtMic • Jerome. M;ihn;ilu.8JnH ' v T F C g H ,, (208!M) 324-4101 • F.1X (208) 124- 587JI87K ' T h e ; I ômes-Ne'ews SI. tM.'ni.'dicis IS a m issin■mn-driven health cnro iir};.n[;.iniz.ition providing 'ijtiticn l-fo cu sc d cDeslr.ibto B F in a n c ia l Couniu n s e lo r . l)N needed In ICU tor evening1.1’C and nlglit shifts. Mustt be ACLS certified. - - flexible hours. Drua provisicsion. 1(1 .111 • ., (PD Pavment arn Iwspiul are.is. Position veryty Inlcractive • of p.illenl .ucoiini;iinl> ti'r phyiiici.in clinics RN needed In Emvri^cncyticy iloom; ACLS Preferred. 12-hothourshift.- ■ - -w/phy»ictaru, customers &!&st.iff. ■ lhfer«)me&Wiii.l LPN nm k-d for cvcninsiSJhifl-- $1 . • 5c flexibilily, ||R a d io lo g y T c•ch c h ItN nit'dcd forCTcninsillS»l>ifi.'...... ; ■ : - : ------(FD-Ww & iuUrovoM^tfok ptiiji \',)riAhie— ' Full-time ward cicik i-eilcd for day shift. ' • _ 1H D irector Patieril C are SerJervJces- _w«k,1.iyshiffci,in, . PwjâdrtnijifativedltKtionlon& ’ B Physician AssUisUiani • l a b o r a t o r y - t dinlfil l-l'n HA-io>_lopnividciwr\-lcc«in' • — ‘ — l-m iim c Medical Tcehnolinoloslst. NIusi be ASCP o r cqulvailvalcnt. Minimum BSN tvilh 3yvjrs mgrnemt.cip. . lerutno F.iitiiiv ClinicClii .imi\Wndoli ; ' Full-time i j b Asslstani/I’h[/Phlcbotomlst; ^ Mwlcr's pitferwd ------FnmliymillhCcnCenter ' RADiOLOGY " ' D R N - A c u le C■art' a n -- 'FulliirmtfWafnmo«rapliy/lliy/iUdlolb^'Tt^rMonday-FrkS riday.~' ’ ~ “ ! ~ ■ •' Currifhl ira-n.'e iwiHiixxl (1-FT, PRN) PHARMACY i - g ------Ftili.llmrhomltal/relail }taljtafTPharrnaclst. - ^— C £ S - ^ — ^ - - - "■ is accephng applicicaHons for Walking RpuJoutcs in .TVvin ^BVMAN resource .Competitive'e Wages/Exceilent BeBenefits ^ . ; Full-ymc Human Rciourct!urct! Manager needed. liacheloVsrtD I egw ûir^' Falls. These cohtractedxl positions are 7-dny/carearly-morning. —Ij • and ôfculonal HumaninRcsour»^f*<*nifiir>tinii R (PHB)'pr — »GmupJ:icalth/Dohtnui • . '«SHifijPiffeh?nl -^duH yery-posttions-itn‘nd-can^feâ-sourcii tofea^Sition^^ t:~ ___.• • cxpcflcnce.preleticd.-ExcelxceJlerit compensation and beneflneflts packagc.- - —-•Pcrsonal’Lcnvc/Vacncailon ' ...... «aOHr. WpckBk Bcnufiis A v n ilr " "i: ' : TRANSCRIPTION •RcHremcnt/403B ansn d /o r‘ •Tuition.Reimbm b u rso m c n i incomc vvliile you get;t p aid for y o u r m o rn inng g wi alk , ^ m e • Full-time Transrtpitonlitntst needed. Experience n-qulted. , . I. .Hospital Spot^soredd ‘Short Term DiD ijw bility routes also qualify forir a sign-on b o n u s o f upto$M.OO. p tc . . ^ Saul m^C/K IIR, 660 ShotJmhonrSt. L. Tkbt Folb. Uaho orfUl < famappOtatUmatTTCH.; I • ; •Life Ins./AD4D&D J - If you are interest^fd, please stop by the.TtmRme^News at . (I Post-Offer D rue scKcninc ( li rcqulw i. Apply nt ' 132 3rd St. West; 7\Twin Falls or call thehe circulation ||_ S t Bcnedlm Family Mcdto ome.1D63338.roE . department at 7^3-OSQQlext.302.; I h .' I • .. • ----

~~. E6 Hmes-News, Twin i 'in Falls, Idaho Wednaaday,»y, Aprif 4,2001 ___ ; -— s - .I.~~

, 0ISTHICT5 ' ~ 1 THE TIMES NEWS I WMBERLYNewer:4bdnti.- / . MOTOR-ROUTE 638 1 514 n ;■■■ KIMBEnLVCIoaiiiludlo.I, TWINFALLS C u ie2 ixJrm; TWIN ' FALLS MOTEL 3 I . INC O M E 2balh.Garage,$9lO/mo.• . $275. Inds. appls. No ; |450-f$450deposH. V, , REM EM BER ’ o p e n i’a t 8 % am ‘ Please call 208-280.1332.I. M«.-IHACllll5g3.M.M ■■'iW lNhALm . . or43t.9950.B.- • êpm es-Nevralss Brand new Breckenrldoa TWIN FALLS rooms."- ■“ -sbmetirnofîn-TTie T^nM.^ - . JU«4«2Jaew4»thfrbmsto^=s a o -:— PUBMC s e r w o e - t-^ âozwaskfi^lowwaver ,-^rigaJtllltJ^pd^C ^ - :y m a .p l^ u p .y our|tour<>s. i r • • • ~ 1 * * 5 ' n e Selling prpperty? Don’t pay ' ^ 2 Mrrp, 1 w ireach u n t h e J e r o m e 1*208-733-0931.ext 2 . . ]• -P lease call 208.7Wr9450!>: ' ' • ■ 734-1401,,, areas Valid drivers« '• ,0nyfeesuntilll'8 S0ld;F0r - - — N ew roof,-sprihkler8.— ' rpoth.Slsbo/mb.'Ca^KenT' : :S 6 ^ : D o p t todayl^! _ ____ QOOO-INVESTMENTI - ; HUPEBT ■ ~r TOiWjALL&ti4..isoo.2: :: . ' • A:llcen8e-&-retlabte-^___ .:.freo.lnlormatlon.about JEROME :i20'acras. Suit-. — ■ -ravoldlng-llmosharo-anda : ROBERT JONES REALTY . -T aking applleatkms for-- ... - bdrm.,1 balh, large yard, Il(~ ~ 606 I J* -• • ' vehlcle'arfiuSr— ' ,. •733-0404,. , I . walling list. l AZbdrm.' ' ‘ and appliances. - ' II M O B IL E \ . iable for b e ets a p o ta to e s .. - real estate scams," writerite^ TWIN F A U ^ Built 1996. TWIN I*aLL^1.2.& 3 Cosh brsharo. 733-1359. ’ .-to the Federal Trade } bdrm..homesf6rrer»t.• . a p ts. Valley Part( Apts.--, —• ELWOOOAEVANS - I ., do byC.S.t.,3bdrm..2balti.' fWIN FALLS -T lra d o f : - 436-5682 • ■ 734-1401 . I* , ' wW endell.ipo acros.oi ip you live Inthfsareaa S& Commlsslbn.-Washino-!0,% _ g r d a t.r o o m U li:e p la e oi; ;.___ - ^fltoefcsZILChackiroiJiirni ------■anlnteresiedlnbelna 3 'RUPERT - ■-TOIn#ALLS i47i57s/mo-1 - 80od-fam»-land,-cl080-l0-~ :.olL -:^l.«ncod„-*pr.lnk.le,ri».,.^ --o n new,4 plsx.Call Chuclt- . townrCall 536-6666 or— ■■ a Newspaper Carrier;' or- $t13,9J)0. 735-9S60M■ ■ :733-82p7.B ; - 7 -NeW -?W dr6omrRange^ ■ ‘ t a s r ;^jW ai tiL-0-n^C-e ;fe t-«rf:3. . 404-3Q7-2749.il ' rfsii ^sellitt>yOwn9ncotn'iH838- - 7twtti^/Jon-& ^ l5?4tove-LlSSSSSisSS: = Falla V m e s -r J e i^ 1-800-876-7.060. ■ ■ v s i a : ; i "iHparfmontSi'Soylhwood"*f . w a sh e r. W /O .^G as flrei “ I &_2 car garage, seclude df 1 -Plp«e.^C..Wato{/Sanitaticn. JjJAZELIQN^lMKnunobU^ .tf :.u - i___ —a ta c a a tj:3 3 -0 d jii— h ~~S728Ana:^Bpr527=3702^L —Apailmeats:436.(:^6'.;“ ___ ^ - ti— ^r ~ ~ ^ ------' O'yi^. 'Olo.. i/e u .sq . rt; cor- 1 . p a ld .N e a r8chbol&,pari<'. I WArÊOTO ~ ^ - ext. 346, or stop by V .. A - , herlotjandsca'piBdl I I -'fWli^.tiALil^ 2 bdrm., m-: «^Hear' the quietl.I. -ELwoooaevAi^. -Sai'SisrdS L_^^^RENT^Î • . . '- I . .132 $jytJSt. W. ' : ..„.12‘x5 0 'c o v e re d pailo/w ' . 1 ral home, finished bsmt, . 1734^1401 ' .:.refs. No pets..829-5906 l i Tw inF alls. . GUARANTEEDJ • storage shed; flV pad, ■ appl8.,-ref. No drugs/drln^ I I TWfWPALia . . ' 3 bdrm, 2 bath, family ' Laurel Park Apartments ^ ^klng. Clean. 733-8458.B 176 Mourieo Street ■' 2i bdrm; 1 bath tovmhousa. g WaW 1*1-0 Vo RENT In MC room! laundry roorri, 2 car' °lp'55.” 'S‘bflh™'b°dm° , a re a. Family, Is in se a rd i . 7 new .vinyl w indow s, 2 .. Twin Foils $420/mo. No pets. 'no I 6 0 7 \ « ■ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★k - . . . garage. Sprinklers, 734-4195 of a rental house-w/pasl-, —: Buythe-Guarariteed I . new.pre-.hungdoor«rr>oed- -_ 2.37 M onroe. Nlce^^clearl . ' smoking. Call 737.3939. I .O F F IC E * ° d $125,900. Ask for Ron at ’ 4 bdrm? Each 15.8590 ♦ 1 —HETAItSPAC^ r -|; ures and/or corrals for - 3 736-7325 or.733.66i0 lor.. : -TtC.. Mus4 be moved. IWIN FALLS* : : •TO>ÂLLS2 tM m ..i^ I •■■■. • package and The dop. 695 Sunrise N. . „vh0r808. Call 43 8 ^ 5 4 0 ask, I ' ■ Tlmeslêws gtJat^*r. an appointment.*: ' ^ S5.000/offer,‘456^9458 \ ' .bath7S475wlihi4t)0dep.' E . tor.APatrlekor.IMI .... ' • -^Beautlful.-:4'bdrm r2 balhT' t ~ - i73z»3atror73r.396gy • r ■ V ■ -, '.antee§lb sell mer- T".: m a g e r m a n — rsipoom io t dap. Crodr ^ ’’ |twIN RALLS Fall I n i . M obile Home. ,ywiN FA LLS2bdrm . Extra ' l f ~ - - - . - 6 1 5 'I -..' • . • • . chandlse or : • love tor only SSr.SdO. .• ,' check/no pets/smoklng.. .668 ,C M onore $49 5 + dap. - '.'ADA, am ple parking. ^36- ■ • .Loeatedai- ' ^‘ 733-5408 or 731-5408.« 9605 eye. or leave msg.H |I , : m o b i l e Ho m e “ ■ 301 I - automotive Itemsi This lovely 2-3 bdrm,',' SUgar'a 1000 Springs- , ^bdrm i',.2 bath, carport. SPA CE I BUSINESS I . in 7 days an d realil ;a p p (o x .'1 3 8 0 s q ..f t. ■ —Resort. ' • .'IWIN FALLS 3 bdnn.. no « • • 736-8115.. .u' • TW INFALLS • * L ' S-milos^S.-cUâgemwum- - 2 bdrm ., 2 balh - $550. ' b -opportU nitiestI — :e©tat^rt-15^Jay^ - W IU dM an appliances.' ■ElLiiR.drm.,2 balh.shop?»W0 7 , - Call 733-2323,B , iclocation. Water, garbage, . • ATTENTION: WORK al7days. There 776 N. W ash in g to n PROUHOM E ■ wood lloors and a 2 car ■ dock, 10'X20‘^h o p , > dep. 734-8224B, • j ■ furnished. C lose to is a S3 extra carport. Located In a S450 + de p..2bdrm .,1balh T * up 10 306V» Ridgeway $450 3 shopping. 1st mo. free. - quiet neighborhood at rivS°^roni. view o? Falls! .326-66W 3! (askforJim).B ■S25-S75rtir. PT/FT ' charge for the Porrine School. Spacious, ^♦deposit. 2 bedroom.,: $ 136BeilSl.735.9379« space'»7,837-4908 or S m s F - ' Ample parking. Utlls.pald S . ' . Intomdt/Mail O rder •guaranteed like now 2 bdrm, 2 bath 1 1 balh, carpon. .' 2 bed reo rh , I b a t h D uplex - (886)B2e-2605 . ■-.73t-4907.& leave m sg.. ., opt. AppIs; laundry hook-- -l: 737-3924 or 420-3358,■ ■ package. Ads -128 Martin #9 *11 $400 $$600 Mn. $575 If pd by 1st w wWw.mahoeoldcashfa8t.com‘~ may be cancelled, HtWIN FALLS Ownerl Z • ups, largo fenced in yard. 1 1 bdmi.i i bath units.-• $600 Dep. • . I' ' relocating. Town house i I 519 r n , • CANOV ROUTE, " " , early for ctjstom er 5560. Rich 736-0164. ' BRAWLEY REALTY 2 bedroom .1V»bath . P r e fM s lfn il S p a c e , . • | r for sale. 3 bdrms, 2 I I ,,CEMCT|RY ' <\tw iN FALLS Sem i country , 734-5858 T o w n h o u se , , Ront negotiable. JS ci convenience but baths.on 2rid floor. I Eves. & w khds. 324w<603 S< . C a lt7 3 ^ S 3 a o « f - . S3000 por month (r<90lis(lc) Ihe charge will Swing room; kitchen & ■ home. 3 bdrm.. 114 baths. * S620Mn.S595ifpdby1st - • 20 local vonding sitos, garago w/ workshop, RV TWIN.FALLSt • B r a n d ■<'. S500 Dep. ,T\ I. remain the sam e. llvlrig .ro o m +. full both „ parking, S600 mo.-K S400 .n o compoiitlon/6 hrs7mo. downstairs. 2 car ga- T / V e w - 3 b d rm . 2 b a th , 1,1 bedroom. 1 bath Apt '^ U I k a s , 8 5 0 'office w/sIgn! ■ S978S cash required ' _;^^^Lv^m8g^J52^ j S325Mn.S300lfpdby1st S$650/m o. Call 734-3923. LisSa: SAI I garage, $650 up. 347 ^ rage, pailo, fenced ^ io t s In S unsol Momo'i^T z S300 Dep. n SALMON SELECT HORSE ... l-800-26B-660H24hrs.)B landscaped courtyqrd. ■ Sl200ea;480-987-5447.« 4 Lenore.. Call 733-8207 or SALE , ■T I I 5114.500. 2 737.QP43.* - ....And lots more: ' , 1: lice w /1000 sq . It. 'shop* Si .COMPUTER/INTERNET' = Sat April 22,1:00 P.M." ' Cail 733-0S99B • i FURNISHED A PTS/ 'Call Mickle 0 '<$565/mo. Call 736-6246,11 ' poopio warned. 525 • 821 > I I ^ÛPLEXES, TWIN ^ FALLS • , . ------i ■ Salmon. ID • S76yhr..PT/FT. Full BUHL Hilust se e to,appro- REAL ESTATE | “ r a S S ? TWIN FALLS Be a part ol Lemhi Co. Fairgrounds . . training. Free Booklet. >• TWIN FALLS 168 Heybum I ••••••••••••• :■ -Solling-1 SO Ô uanerH ora'------I date this chorming 3 I - ' WANTED - - ■ ■ - -HIstorlc'Otd’TownarRfl" SOO-589-8550 r24hr.)B 3 Ave. W._4 bdrms., Qas I RUPERT ATTN.'-Senfor -* " ttallandprdfesstonalspac- —93, -e s , Pafnls, Appys. & TB's.- r- , bdrm.. 2 bath home'with'' heat, now cenlral air, aulo 2 balh. garage, DW, W/D 0 ■■ INbEPENDENCE CALLS.*:___ window.soot.In.ldrge.din-- 1 jytlzons.j'jow .taking _____SARAT0GAZ .08 lor.lease In lhe Roger-r —■?<-Idaho^s^remfor-Horse-^ ...... :sprinkier5rlg;:detached'2' • applications for 1 & 2 . ’ -hookup: 5656^324-7491. • Taw n Mall. Call 734-6832,B , SSalo. a F eaturing 100 S e - ' ' ------2mobilo concesslor* unllsr Ing/tiving room area: Spa-'■ car garago. Immaculate. APTS B Urailor. t Van. Nice units.s ' clous kitchen; utiliiy room. ^bdmi. HUO subsidized 1 Twir< FALLS A spacious 2 f i led Qedllngs. Salo Per- ■■ . 587,900. Call 734.0390B apt..Reni determined -L ' u x u ry l a a .b d rn i . :'. t formance.at-9:30 a.m. Proven parlPrmors. At* den. unattached garago. FAX bdrm. with den/ 2 bath .torentw 1 il^recM llonW ? pi,' . by.income. Appliances, Plus MULE SALE Friday . ■ ■ soTimbor Champ mobile;** u{iderground sprinkler. Tt w in f a l l s 3 bdrm. 1- •■Pool , econdo. Under ground rOnly being use d by ranter nV ‘ , dimension saw mill.'■ system , fully fenced backK : bath. 1600 sq. lt. New drapesi furnished. Oul* • « Welght.faclilty\ Iparking, no, lawn care, at 7:00 p,ni, a 1.500 add. . 01 neighborhood. EHO . < 5% ol tho time. Looking ed 2 1 Team Ropfng on 734.2844 _ ■ yard.Oulet rielghbothood.I windows, paint, vinyl, YOUR • ClubhcLtse , ' |storage, no pots, credit f,for sharing arrangem ents. S,^ priced to sell quickly al-|. • maintenance Iree exterior, 436-1380 or 436-9112 - ! chec.k.- $ 550 mo.;-i. $500 « Sunday. For Catokjg^lnloi' ■ ' • OWN YOUR OWN SUNSET MANOR VI *• 'W a s h e rs d r y e rs ’ ' ' d $l50/month.Pleasecall. ca 55S.OOO..Call543-6569.BI ' quiet neighborhood. , .deposit; 734-4411 days , , 1-80Q.821-7349.B Call 7^ Fred. Snook. 208- • S1.00 sto re . M.iunium - 565.500. Cail 734.8727.B - J AD — Ô^SthSl. ■ . Galt Dawn at or0 733-2006 evenings. - 756.2125, Fax 208-756. . : invesirhonlS19.000.00. rWIN FALLS Ollice sp a ce . 6809 68( o r email f.snookOi:' - . . (5 0 1 )3 2 ^ 8 0 3 1 « , BUHL TIMES CLASSIFIED tTWIN FALLS Com plete -W in FALLS A6. 4450. 2 ^ NO better value than this furnished 2 bdrm. 1 bath. > 735- 1 6 0 0 1 Appls., carport,- .•Just-A-Mere.Inn. $600.00; da.not. da, .' V bath. AC. automalic^pr'in- : DEPARTMENT $550.00. Call Cindy .inL ; 1.400 sq,lt. 3 bdrm, 2 bath1 klers. cul-de-sac, brick cpndo. Avail. Immediately. 651-Saratoga O Dr vWD/hookup, storage rm. « 5 U lL 6 , R ed A n g u s .------i V 3 0 2 I 208-734-5538 c •733-5336or734-6t04: g t t ■■■■■, — • - — —t-eOO^rsCT'ltTrrt^trced* — —Tw tn-FallsrID —ÊLWOQO&iuSNS^ — _ . lg dining room with built in1 575.900. Call 734-2752.a •Call Kent or Cindy , 734-1401 TWrwiN FALLS Ollice spac- br« hulch. S52.500 CallJim . ■ 733.5336 or 734-6104. m es starting at $300 mo., olds. old Call 326;4655 or TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 2 '208-677-4543 ------T u i m i i i 7WW FALL6 6lean, spa- 734-7309,731-2984B. 420-0221, 42C leave msg,■ , . both. 2 e ar garage, nicely ^ (BURLEY) . ; ^.TVyiN FALLS ComplOto clous,C 1 bdrm. apt. IM — furnished 2 bdrm. 1 balh fv . b a th s , a p p ls . Incl. W /D TVIrwiN FALLS Prime Blue dulls BUL Registerad ' •. BARKER .. landscaped, redwood ■ IW INFALLS_1simo. • h Realtors deck,' sprinkler systern. ■JF ■ ■ 521 ~ | ------I condo w /g a ra g e .' e hook-up. No/smoklng. . l-«Lakes space'lor lease, Angus Ani yearlings. W eights . Payday & Tii*!eôans. Call 543^711 FREE rentll Clean,'2 « ------:S100-S1000 S79.900.Coll734.a727,B I MANUFACTURED ■ 51100/mo. Incl.all • .k $375/mo. Ken o r DozI a t ' 2300 sq. It.. $1950 per and anc EPD's. Outstanding ■bdnn, 1 both, $5004 dop. 7735-2283 leave msg.H mo. Net lease. 733-3742. per 1039'Bluo Lakes Blvd. N. ;BURLEY 2534 Burton En- ■ ^ ^ ^ w m e s ^ M utils,+yard care. Coll Kent Includes |r all applsra-W/D -=J ‘-y® Fullar---' \orClnd|^733^336or 7 734-4897a . . • . 732-5626 . ' orgy eflicienr. all brick, low brick hom e. lg. lo t;^ 'c a r 733.2983 or 734-8674. ^tw in FALLS e x C E P . “**T W IN F A L L S ** - BUHL Broadmore t998~ m aintenance. Coll garage, AC. gas lorced T/OAfAt; 2 bdrm . D/W; RETAIL & OFRCE b DD . 678-7612 . - 66'x14’. 2 bdrm.. 2 bath. _ IWIN HALLS 2 bdrm., 1 refrlg., J range, disposal. Ce:«ntennlal Square Mall a'block'An'gusf & b Tested a . Contlnehtar Loans . air. Sawtooth School Dis- g bath. .Stove, refrig. DW & .0 , ■ • . 5100-5500 - Covered dock. 525.000.- ■TV wQOri llnnrtf' f?r«»plni»n' fi ■prli/ate util, rm. w/W/D 45 0 0 an « n vacclnaie^d. vao Ronoo r o a ^ . tric.tS93,000::733-7.1S2:B- Buhl Mobilo gam ing Wnii • vi -W/DrNerpetsr732-.Q89S:«- -rg; W/O. utllltiesfum lshed. ^ ' h o o K -u p , A C . 2 s p a c e ’BluiHue U keslS O O ^S O O sqll ” 5£S hedbsmt. Will cany.’Rent, TWIN i FALLS 3 bdrm,. iTs mmaintained, 543-2020.B W 432-6653 . welcome ' .- ■lnns9.opliOQj»ail.734>ai-ip . - Call73S-0813.B ■ ™ parking. No pets orsm ok- S1250upto$3750 . -rW asoo. w -esaoe.------pn . 2 car garage.'AT sprint hlerAve.5BO-2550sqlt ' b UO - DELCO 4 bdcm, 2 bath on ^S.bdnn.^^'am ^lfpo^ f ' 6 0 4 : - .1 . Newer, Attractive! a 3 73 lingMo^ng y e ^ S a ^ i . ■ . • '1 a-cre. Controt airidble •ktora. ’ 592,600. 73fr6204B JL S S aO u p to S IO S O ' . lingi - ' ■ 304 ■ ■' n ^w/deek.S4000.436-9408. II . UNFURNISHED • • bdrm units. Many ‘ c J lea n 1 bdrm. $335®mo. Dt W eig h ts a EPO’s avail, - fireplace. 654-7011 ' = - am enities, no pots. . u, Downtown 200-4206sqfr ' ■ B _ INVESTMENTS 1\ TWIN FALLS 4 bdrms. 3 J) I APTS/DUPLEXES I . Hea1lncl.Call733-3151.B $20200to$3500{utllillespd) S em en lestod.W ill deliver. - ; baths. Shop, RV slab. By ^ E»MAIL your claasllied ad _ ^]Sth!,lfxSofpoSoHy’re^ I . jffliFCEAi33IE?5rei5aH. ^ modeiod. now pnlnl gnr . ™-uuHt/CASTtEFOnB. ------' 738-7105 s ») tu d io , .good location. SS5S0-1200sqft $300-650 1 5 5 tWinadOmlcron.net niico at S6000. Cail 737- 'TaMpg applleatloris , — _S27S.-Call 734r5483«_ SHI "mtllALLJ . o ' •Flt:E'R ''Tbdrm72 bathVllke*p ^bntosrasso'sgrwrupasi^" f S Twin fa lls i.g 1 bdrm. ■■ big risk. Belora you'do',• ’ new. Can help wilhI ed throughout, Lg. com er ” Rent based offlnM m e. LUXURY LU 2 bdrm. units, business wilh company.' Clean, w/stove & relrlg. 1S3.2306sqft $575-1150 STiATTLE F Angus bulls. a financing. SS7.500 a 1700sq,ft.onfoundo'tlon*! -.734-6295 f o r 543-6833- • 0/W, D, W/O hook-up, AC, R , . j __ *Jerome*_L.. 'Lea ...... check il out. with iho Bel-. - Equal Housing Oppononliy.- —-w w alk-ln-closotsrslarl- —_Util.JiKluded.-.$425.m6 + . Leachmon slrod; olde ' ~S6750G/offqr*734.5SlWI r" llngrMusi sbo to'apprecK' .-d aia ctied dbl,.garage. 2 t*- êqi d ep.-4t5 3rd Ave. N. (up- ' 760 5 q ft$ 4 0 0 ’ Thomos Thoi Kestlor-Gulf.Ra-______■ tor-.Businoss .Butoau. For , .a te 5129.900.735-1 t 0 9 a . •S47S. Call 735-0473. I HAGERMAN only S82.500 : acres; 7 mllos south.of sn3URLEY . .------_ ® - stairs). No smoking or Nefêed a space to lease? cilIc cific dames, priced rea Iroo information about I Twin fa lls g bdrms.. sisugorb'oot faciory< Soil J a k in g applications for 1 sonably. well grown. 2 yr. avoiding Investmentt for now 3 bdrm.. 2 bath. " ' , petsl-Call-734-8909 or We will find it for youi Caro Conter/Hdme, Acre- • lo5105,000.. Trade equity ivailing- list. 1 ,.2 , & 3 bdrm .'.; Wew*.3‘ bdrm.2 bath, ' ' 73733-5767 evos. J l olds. 543-5753 or cell . scams. wiiotothoFodor-- 2 'c ar garage wiih opener.' TIDWELL JENKS J''* * ' -range 4 OW, AC, age, reni/sell, 733-1359. _Filor 3 bdrm. In/near Twin opis. Mountain Velw E ast' - -Oorage.$6SOup.241 fm 539-7026 If no answer-,- - . al Trade Commission,. ■■.6Z8.fii4V . • • ,S i , no m alntonanco exterior. . TWIN1 FALLS For sale by ^ Falls. Call 734-2393,■ °l . Sunrise. Call 733-8207 or ” leave a m essage. . - Washtngion. D.C,, 20580, . .737-0043.B ' .. '^ * lh garafe*!*$B 00m o! -7!'^SM s'or^yST11* - Jfflil or coll the Notional Fraudi "■ vaulted ceilings, oak trim. owner. 3 bdrm. 2 balh. ■ iUHLEY 2 bdrm. spacious. ___ plus $400 dep. 539-7426A 7 = — CATTLE CA' Block Angus. ; •- 6 0 2 I BUapt private drive. S320 -k TW Intorm ation Center,. . pnced right lor quick sale. . central olr. Idnced. oulo I rwiN FALLS .Newer 2 fw.l,WiNf-‘A L L S N e w e r:.2 608 grass calves. 500-600 lbs. 1-800-876-7060. 837-6402.539-6402.* sprinklers, 232 Coiionle I UNFURNISHED dep.af 678-0712 0tfl78-2t98 bdrm, 6c duplex; carport, util. . 'hd Call 733wt462,B H O U S E S ; dt bdrm. 1 bath, garage. I COMMERCIAL ___ HAGERMAN New home Ave. Call 208.578-7916 i s 3URLEYS.W. dieanono L" S610M>O.Call280.1332.B ■ " ’ on very private ^ ocre lo t . or 208-733-2988. msQ.B ^ bdrm duplex. Quiet nblgh. ^4 J ^ \SJersey r s a Holstein. 130 • n u H i . bomood. Stove.W/0, .. TW TWIN FALLS Newer: 3 B S CONTRACTS A Oversized garago'w/, '1T w i n FALLS Perrine rWIN FALLS------^ bdrm. bd 2:balh, garage. AQERMAN mechanic »w s. pick 100.537-6579« , workshop area & lots of School; 3'bdrm.„2 bath, ,'Jj► Modern 2 bdrm w/garago’ refrigerator provided. , No I. .MORTGAGES nearjchools. S500/mo. . Newer, beautiful energy $6$660/mo; a 2 bdi-m. 1 ®"1ih o p lo r r e n t. 4 b a y s , CATTiA ^LE Rog. Angus bulls S325.monlh.S150 dep. ef storage. Oak trim & lifo^ • iirepioco, AC. coyered p a . J ; e ffic ie n t,1.2 a 3 b d rm . baibath. $560. Call280-1332. lolst, compressor, Ig. and-ind'helfera. exc. blood- > NearBuhl City Hall. 2 S - 054-2379 , ■ ac place, vaulted celling, ' tio, sprinklers.. Bully Barn. bdrm% for S400/mo. . - apts. Alfordable.prlces. -ssj larking area. Main street linosInos.'low and moderate ■ .“ 55 CASH NOW SS------range & DAfV. S119.500. TWIN FALLS Quiet 1 a Z ^xatlon. S700 mo. 4- dop. birit very clean. 734-691B.B 'g1 2 j |bdrm with new carpet & EfL1LER Newer: 2 bdrm. 2 Income Im restrictions apply. )lrth weights, proven For Contracts & Moflgogos. Caii 83 7 .6 4 0 2 /5 3 9 -6 4 0 2 i bath. Garage. S610/mor. Call C( Fawnbrook Apis. bdrm. deluxe e n e^ y effl- 837137-6402 or 539-6402.B , EPD'sPD's. exc. backgrounds.. . Call Olvarslfled Capital. ■ . ' d e n t apt. $400 i s b r • HUD • VA Homes cation, newer 3 bdrm, 2 >Cc Pleaso call 208-280.1332. , fordeiailsot734.l600.*0' , •' $525/mo..Elevator, SHOiop lor sale or rant. Ap- ®'2y>-2yr.oldbulls.3-yeartlng, 209-734‘B727m EHO, Haridleappad ' julls, 7- yeerlino holfers - ^ Bank Owned Homes bath.vorycleanS109.000. for lOODING .I bdrm apt,' secure underground park* irox 1040 sq ft. rant $450 , D R A C O TheHesaTo.am.com 734-3594 or 420-2906.B • SRt S 'S ." ! ”"” ™'"’' 5Bavail at West Side Coun. â c c e ssib le ,, ' • . “ 10. OFFICE for salo or- L®,0 choose from. Coll 543- Ing, newer building. • >283 or 539-5283,■ ■; : INVESTMENT CORP. Reis a credit check req. • Senior, ago 62 or over, In. TWI ent. 560 sq It, off street ^283 fjE R O M E (rural) Built in i i B arker R e alto rs 543-4371 come.determines rent. •£ zortdng. AC, landscaped,' CA T , V ■ Mortgages? Contfficts? ■ . ;96. 3 bdrms, 2 balh, •FALLSAPTS.* T5i I FARM/RANCHE^ ^&UHL 2 bdrm. 2 bath, new . SSAsk for Shiiley 934-4986S. < I 550 renti Call for pur- 801' 8001b. Holstein open® - .: • Deeds ollrusi'’ rustic maple cabinets; I IM nn apt*stovelrrofri! ®®‘ | _ ^ D A | r W ^ SCI ioooIng 1 bdrm. stove. I1,2,3 f ' Bdnms. *335-495 'I* hase price. 736-3776 helfelelfers. Call 543-8373 or You want to sell? » ' • Vaulted ceilings, hard* I ly remodeled. close to n Taking appiicatlons for a dav • Wo want 10 buy.' • schools,'S500/mo ♦ 5250 rolrig,, W ater,'sew or and ' Some < DW S W/D hookups. T? oys o r 734.9379 eves. ..490-1010.B wood floors/Berber 1 2 bdm). avail. May 1st. ÛHL For sals by owner. trash collection fum. S350 Spacious a n d Clean.' ^ «N FALLS------O T T Prompt &• cash o lf e rs .' •c a rp o t.ie sO s q fi., liv dGp.CalLS43-B68l. • . No pots. 734.66OO ■ Call 538-2483 tWH' iVTLE yearling short W e are local &'competitive. ,265ocros.TFCC%ivot4 S ^ ‘ month plus a refundable —_ or536.2724. EHOB ' hornilorned polled red bulls. ing space> 2 car fin ¥uhl-SS2,000 Why rent? one mi time S150 dep. 934- TWI•WIM gat C8 a ] ^ Call208-733-3821. ished garage. ,5 acres. goted pipe. 2 homes. Call Youcon own a cute 2 bdim on r A UJTO 1 DETAIL SHOP ■or salo. Coll 543-5116.B 543-J930or653-237t.B 5410 leave B m e sso g e .a ' apt.ap< rocentiy remodeledi JSLl R, Todd Blass, Prosldenf (4 acres in pasture).4 - with lomlly room 'and , . 54 I 6 0 5 . 73434-2347 or 736-9919B CATlRTTLE.yo^ng cows ,' ' Richard 8. Stivers. . . separate entrance. .$400 ■ water shares, pond. 4 full basem ent.- —• •. riAlLeV ------SOI I .R O O M S /IM fÂI,! ? ------w/cal//calves at side. S900. ; •Vice President. i ! 513 71 ^ mo., util. Incl. No p e ts or I $165,000.84 S.-200 E. I Barker Real|ori 543-4371 BALMORAL , APTS. ^ I FOR RENT Retaitall sp a c e s available for -:52!LS;all 93 4-8543«, .< T.W. Slivers. ôy^5^32W d^s^r I . '■■■ ■* N ew * smoking. 1st a lost 4. dep. Secretary.Tfoasuror I lease. 2272 sq . ft and CORR,W RALS lor rent 4 dllfer- - 2022‘Bq, It. ai b/U Blue------«nt*snfslzesTflBBtTJiiTlatry— ,WIN.fiALLS.Ubdrm.-1:. -I3II.JtkoMe-HptidayMoiel— sk®s-Blvd N.-lf Interested* - c aattle-lr>-Buhl-lfeederyou ttle ,_ _ _ p o r.D o w n .P o y m fln t______FILi * * N O w '[* * ^ba*ib a lh , a p p ls . IncL W /D . SH FILER Country nome. lease conloct Connie or food.}0d. 543-2466 m sg .« Perlect to Poor Credit . JEROME t updated 3 bdrm. 8 1, 2 ,3 bdrm. notnewly painted,-nice car- . ^ 1 bath, now paint, now living. ’ B ase of Mt H a X !n [. iZ_ 2 3 bedroom . 2 both. LeroyAtwood ■ '* -oDElJ i TO YOUR GREAT 1st & 2nd Mortgages, Jl 57e-1110B . petpel. desirable location, 1.800-269.6348.B. ^ RESi . deck. 615 I2ih Ave, E. S 25.000.678-5006 FTS700/mo.l Coll 280.2220M ' lESPONSE to our sale, 125?b Equity Loans. A Z E i l t 6 N 3 b d r m S385/me. Credit check mamo. Spaelal. Microwave, fw T l 570,000. Coil 324;S 770,« G FILER 3 bdrm. 2 both, R a r e q ,P le a s e c a ll^ .a 6 1 9 .J refn /IN FALLS Approx. att tbthe Gooding Horse ReJinance MIg. Homos • < iiUOUINU 2ocros. tower 5550/m9. + S500dop,No refrlg. SutHs.lncl.73g.fg98 30030-f s q . II. D ow ntow n, Expoxpo a Sale we dedded j - Debt. Consolidation . KIMBERLY ! By Owner o | n property line. Si8,CiOO.- .pO'lenced, oppls. ready 5«)t. S5pets. Call 829-4253 ' Aggressive Finance 7 , Som e, po ts ok. .no sm ok- m swiy remodeled. 127 , to> extextend our sole prices -' i 5 bdrm, 2 both. Lg.master Possible ‘ ownor linance. '"E EROME Luxury, spa- fJ aln Ave E. $300 month, throuu o u g h th e o n d ol thlg^ . 732-5551,679.2653 bdrm. A family rm. Aulo Call934-0920.a ' 22;Ing, S625 V S300 dop. O P E N I N G j 223 6lh St. 326wt1S5.B clous 2 bdrm. apt., apols . S O O N lIj _Sall (208) 393-2051 w oeek. ^ . Low, low prices. sprinklers S129.900. .. KIMBERLY K: Incl. W/D. dishwash- I/, MoonCraekStore, 'X. ' ■ Call lor dofails 423-6235 SS =ILER 3 bdrm., 2 baihs. |ni $29,900 Qroai building Site ar/disposol. central vacu- iU ■rk. 1200 8q,"i.“2i™ --4Shoshone 5 ; 886.2004 ' fftiM IIII— 'Of 734.9560 ask lor Susy. . for I your new homo. 3.24 J2IiS500/mo. S 3 0 0 d e p ..w o - er/.u m . security systam , 116 ^ cy Meadows AA^rtments ^ liilucutHin lor, sew er fum. 3 2 6 - 4 5 8 f um lilding. AC, 2 restroom s, e -MAILmaii your classilled ad.' N eed A Homo? a c r e s , l o c a te d In th e PILE E. 7th. S650/mo. Call i^. .* Locatcd O n Kacy Meadows offices. Also,10.000 sq, . to u s dl ' Twin Fails Area • • ' ' China < Ridge Estates. Foi 'ILER hoi Nice 1 bdrm ., W/O E.i24-4854 or.324-2643.B iwsLanc-OffFalrSt. hookup, somo appls.. w a re h o u s e with office. twlriBdOmlcron.net bwin , ^^■^BolseÂrea? ,. . direction ‘ ond details •, Coll . smi :ROME 1 DOrm, apt. No nehindlhcRDGroctocery Iti Buhl rire small yard. 736-0515,■ jpp Ire sprinklers and 3 HZ$H5i•H ie .Com ing 5 yr. old.. imoklno/pots. Quint _ L080J»werJ36:Ol42B_ _0ao_f3Qj?alnLmam-Double , lANSEN 2 bdrm a ir^ srrleiflhborhood, 5^ ^ 221. ' ftar-EFnciEHT ' • ^w iN RUPERT Srlc^^ôH ^ ^: TAMI®737;3940.iil970291 ~ 1 S \ IN FALLS------«>«dred Easy Jet. Flashy, • room . 2 both w /full ’ £R Ê 2 barm, stove. oat dlsposltkin. Started . •a last', cleaning $ 3 0 0 'd e p ! J e r ■ t2S3homoM< A A P A m ,e m o ™FICE/QUALTrY basem ent. Slls on 5 a cres - Applications 423-5084. •ofrlfl. rel Incl.-SSSO/mo. 0 sq.ft. R ecoplloh•(.4 , 1 barrols,.polos a cattle. with horse bam , posiuro,- . ►elec. No pets.324.0024. _ RCEWAREHOUSE ' S2500?S00.934Sl3f • L o p e j o j o u s e ^ ; lANSEN 2 bdrm. 1 both; -êl • ■ OFFIC 8hop..ger.den,-Call.for . bTT6 Mti N ieo.z b d rm . "■ Spaciotis Floor,pjansins .... 780010 sq.lt. Industrial Pork K OIRSE R Sl 17 yr.old mare, appt. 208.532-4977 or GEM 'SS4eO + 1st,lasl&dep.No j e f • ______-a FIC&WAREHOUSE ~ groat STATE REALTY.INC. -4^^smoking/pels. 423-5615.M ownhouso, tovt ail appls. No ■ Individual Patibs/BaiBalconies oat w/klds. $700/offer;. ■ I 406-892.11S3.Be 734-0400 I >mo.klng/pels, $495, — ' sq.ft. - 5340 sq.ft. Sell.1all . 1 6 'd o u b le rigging Ploaso check your od for S^HOSHONE< Farm house; sl EROME 3 bdrm ., 1-V4 >loa8ecall208-324.3213B sm ■ Community Club HiH o u se ;..- Ki-giborfyRoad saddleiddlo$400. 536.2490H. , .i SHOaHONE 2V4 acre lots JJabath, lenced back yd., Pie correctness on the (Irst ^new remodel, on 5 acres, t avaiL4/lS.$560nosmok. tHOME Two bedroom ■ Play Ground Eastla H SE 3 year did Arabian X . day that it runs, o s Th’e ■ jg ^ trees, outbuildings, mo- 2 ilding, 4 m onths profos- i J L ing/oninials. 324-6470.B ipartmentslo, available. m OFRCT C E S H O P . K ; Times-News is not ro- bile |, home hook-up, addi- 'b j vowor units with lots ol ■ * Gas H e a t...... i_ .. onal training, gentle, sponsiblo for errors af* 'tj SHOSHONE 5 acres, wa. EROME 426 West 2nd- -No ...... 2 0 0 0 - oom. Wolk'ln closets. ■ Ostrar Ili bonds; chestnut. Call “ tor that tim e. ' ,( torshores,Sl9.000.0wn.'J SIL®,ave. 3 bdnn, 1' both, ga- roc ■ W&D Hookups • I2-4533.M . . -ar.wHHInonoe.-934^)920.«- -5 .°- _ ' ' I s ■'Computer Center= — ------. - ■ ^ HalleillowaProp«nrMgnit- ^ E 3 yr.old grade sor.. Vosher/Oryer hook-ups. m I gelding, u se d In cell • s t o n e y ^'b r ^ k # , ™ Iraom, 2balh;hom ein,'^ >lning room with bay .■■ Central Laundry . I. Tor 1 yr. Will w atch « Lot (or sale. Priced losoll. gROMg Avail. 4/1 3B00 rindows..&layground.and:. r.xn^w ..ri, JUST LISTED! 3 bedrocIS room could be'den;> - r Chueir733:a267:ig • '• ■ pishwasher/Disppsaiisal . -, . ■ “ duse w. genlle disposition *.— - - -- sq fl,mewly-romodeled- itness room on-8ita_Al- • se with restroomajuMt $2060000 . Call734-7127.« . Momingside'area. Bonus n homo on 3 ocros, bdoull- ,i"Jordabla.r,«nt. $300 ^ .■ - ...... ' ' . —Officetee. 4000 sq . ft, Includ- 0 alrkilchen.lplirfl60fV ‘™ ■ Center Air !>R SE6yearok) pony. clty-lotÂiM ^ ^ p d o Xsful vlewa*^ car garage, ]?'lepcslt. Close to shop- - "a* . >*o(lice'or 4th-bediD0fn^0al3 garage, is healed S f 5 ing and dining. Please ■Trriendly ■ On-Site Staftaff - . ' s uIt® i ” 7& SlSS'y!F “ good home-oniy.— — fence. 734-5573 msoJI ootlplus.Ig. worH s p a c e with Call324-5460.B ' " . *plan, cenlral air, double g optional heal. 324-4424 P'"' ■TWIN-EALLSJJvaJacouiw -5 1 8 i - J — 6T1------H5R5E -tfv-8ettlnn-eloBBMfl'i^n~ O iJOor8MJg2JaS4 • iglLqua* nousinq Opportunity ^ ' .. ' 5Sfi.7-yr. oloraei— ,-i ;— r EotmorcJnfonnatlcn:and; islt^Mounl-breedlng:— ■—T êwpAppS>r-rBcre7?j^ iaudlolly-remodeled- • ^ ndappUcatlon-caU' : ■-*— 1 - ^ ^ '~ ulocation, natural gas ,1243 upiex. 2 bdrm, 2 bath,, . 208i543-274(740 T * avail. S34.900. 733-5272. ■ -gRc tilng room, family room, J , REAL ESTATE For the hearing Impalipaired, TDD# . 3 ?'KsAiNTAHbA ^ 4U ac.,‘ te rered.Tovero d gelding, Iled Electric power. 1250 I .APPRAISAL MM 1-800-S4S-1833'E*t208 E> ^ S 60 lbs, 15.2, used Trv parcel ol land.'^near tom . ■ ôut!2 1 ] bdrm mob»ohorno tak eel lines, with orw /.oul c e llII y

t - T - - ' - : ■i? '. r — ■ . ;• ; Wadneiday.j'.April 4,2001, T Im ef Newt.iw t, Twin Fallt Jtfaho E7 . i ' .. ■ ------;— REFRIGERATOR Q.E f W^ w day, April 4,8 E I ’flCTQTILHNO ■ ' -■ I E-MAIL your fldJ I AQUARliiM 110 oaltoîlLlJLABSChâler-isl-shots-l-^ ------used s WolO Tld e n e n iifJT r corrugating, ditching endid t o u s e t . . -rexc.;cond. Aimood $4x;- tra deiuxe eet-up and a dewclews removed. ■ --gryvel.-Cell 326*4631—. ..’ — twInadOffllcron'.net'^—- ••''accessotlesr423*9086;- ‘-Priced te oo.-326-4S10.«- l~W ■ ANTED TO-— — T* r ^ JM£Ea;i:RlMMEa.Eeha,. -Besfoffer.' '. i S -*TrciJTini»i-a«>fMP«ninw ± ------KgnmprffTBxe. eA*a! S S S S S E f f i l ..ownerel-Need an.AKC. . .current.'calm tefflperm enL' — ' i . 8 1 7 ; ^ ^ . -wiscEcnfiEensT^T—,' stud o r stud services. Call --S 3 0 0 . Call.734-8406. - Ô L D G A S PUM PS o r - g s s - u . — -The-ignorance-oJ , • H yslerS -eO E forW lft Uftft ..878*3856 i etation Items. Tops -of~the~world-' NORTH > 4 - A ■ „ MI8CELUNE0US ' capaelly, 7000lbs., pro MINIATURE DebermanB ,pakt.Tony208-866*0274..: leaves one a t thes nmercy of its ; 4 A Q 10 8 5 ^ M 8 0 3 I pane. hard tire. $5,500.'• AUSTRAUAN Shepherd, , : bom2/09.dewdaws.tails’ ^ •. ‘fhalice." .. • I - BAZAARS , '• AKC/ASCA reg., puppies; cropped^ purebred. S PIANOS. ” W ant to sell your ..••V'63. Call1-888T408'871f ' 'Used piano? W e pay cash ,.'..:»_7S • ; BROTHERS sewing - ■t. ^ puppies will be versatile. i; males O '$200.1 female WiUiam-HazUtt-—' . ^ ; zmactU{ieZL«titchss:si5o: __nerding,.obedIence, cem -..~ 0:S250.:Call-734^6802-B: ~ *:QilO-9-7— ^ ------: • . Exc. cond. 733-0049. • d , panloh, agility, showing a SMINIATURE SCHNAU. , - -:elOf^lh-slr4>^(1tf:darn- ' -■. v:.-’.. ,'.. e As t - - > ^ r mRT~GAME.For sale:,7’v^ $600 offer.-324.8407,«. ' ■^zeRsr AKCTMira-papy ■= ' aware that'defenderlers are.under • a -J l— : ___ • A , y ft 7 9. • 8hotSi wWAWTTOBUY -. bOTDKlipHon.io maK — AfiiSfStIA C ■^-atra WV tw > g fa r2 W l .‘‘^ - r ' lake life easfer“ ^ v ”j l b0.9.7 l 2 8 .4 “ ■ 17 :;pedlgreesi 537-6956.B : r :8eeinthePubl$4S0/ofler.“ Cash Register, hew $999. $30 0 . 4 8 7 -2 0 t-7 ■ ,731-5463 or 825*5463 ;' ‘ I - ; for him. Therefore,B, hef can trust ' .♦ Q 9 8S'S-'' f . J 1 0 2 ■■ ' how $250. Satsim* dish, .] M opponent’s play o , I . Fri. April 6th, tOam-8pmXi_ . Please can 208*733-1473. BEAGLE Smos.,AKC Reg -■|abdOnorthrfm ji^t.B'- vvWANTED 1 967-69 y only at great * ' 6 4 ■ • .♦•K J5.;2 ■. $10.-Traveling Sateflile• $ t0 0 . Good-wilh kids'.- S i ■ risk. Examine today’sly’s interesting Sat. April 7th, lOam-epm . ESTATE SALE Eveiylhlnaa . diih, New$129. now ÊRANIAfj nice dogV CCam ara Runnlng.or nol. . 2762 Chaparral Circle •' -733-0899or420*0347» ' • Call 934-4410 h deal.'A naive Southth took East’s so u ra must goi Prices,as marie*.>. $60. (2) iecurity mirrors ; house broke, not reg.; C A . J - 3 TwinKlls.iD . .' . ed. Accepting silent bids8 $ 1 0 e e . 420*2907 or 324-: 'BORDER CQLUE puppies.' .’.’male. $200. 733-8111.. wJWANTED Okl cowboy tack bait, costing him a vulnerable- ,•..■■ ■■_ ___ ^ (Go E ast on Ellzebelh Blvd U hlgfiesibid.iaKesJLLots..s. _2Z54.,324!4&63.aftet6pm. n- _ , , , .R.PQ-QDLES.-AKCj:iWY_ ,9E T-: ...... V_AK.Q 5_; ------— — postiO'L'eafy-Jf'HlBh'bna" ♦-A:K.0 4'-;.;- 1, of tools, anliques. fiirnl--• BfiScELUN^6U§ Yrami « ..TOY SllverTHOieapnly. m i ' A JacobyTransfii8 fe r,'’N6 rth '8 ; ‘ •’ ^ ; follow Ihe signs) . -. ture.'relrigdrators. freez*' . $2S0-S360.-423;5635.B '«?] ^ itta&smaajeefliLsctits;. pollnd. SIOO/dlfer. Alcoa' W ANTED U se d flat b e d '' f?V-'-r-three:hearl=bid=pronfi■omlsBdirnve^rT^ ------êia..yoo»4 4 f.knick knacks', ^ -alum.-rims.-.18.5*x9.75*;-- -.L-7.mohth old mole.'All .t>W ANTED Still looking lor^ -lrailor.'16ft.. Ir bum per pull, floral sw ags & wreaths. - ;, stereo equipment.'Fri,'& shots.:TrairMible. $150; ; card or longer spacsad e ^ au it'an d ' .Vulnerablable: Both:. ' puppy for lady who's dog Tandem Ti axel. Also, medi ''. ■1, Sat: oniy from 8 am to 4 Pitbull Smontholdmoie. Is slowly dying. Simlllar 10. ' 01 ' hsked South to .bidl'spades..After st .• Dealer:Sou\h; S< ■ . .' pm. 241'Marh 'Ave'. N. ' All s h o ts. $50. To good -i ' oak china hutch. 324-655S' 3outh compieted theth transfer, I ,Klmberl/.'All major crodlli ' can Viokets &'other •hers.-mixed Poodle and' f hom es only. 439-5172« • Pekingese. Call 536*2936. ' ■-^ WANTED- North bid three no-trutnunp. limiUng The Blddii ■ c a ^ accepted, .■ ••. - seedlings. 3 shelves : COLLECTORMSTORIAN- ' ‘ding : ■ ' ’ ' • ' '■ ^ —w/llghtsi 4 fl. Attached- •! -WANTEO-Wes^Hlghf8nd• nw ----- ~~K15-K61ding to onlyy fifive spaded, ' FAST TREES Grow 6.10’ ' I 14 weeks old. Male a o' • 'WBBuy G w w w j a p w t t . West North ^ s t B lilL O IN G } ' wheels.S150.324-3935.a W hile Terrier for stud Vmil Items, medols, ; . Withsixspadesormoimorci he would fSSfJ* ft./yr. $6.25* $10.75 - female. Both, bull. $125. service; , Call 438*8146 < Pass 3 V Paw MATERIAL Potted. Free .brochure..’ RANGE Hotpolni, like new.: Call 733-8453 Iv. m sg,fl ! daggers, svrards, flogs. • . have chosen to playy init spades in- 3 * . / e v en in g s.' , . 678^3114 , ; I . . Pass^ . 3NT AUpassV I . 800*615*3405" - $150. Obuble wlndows - stead. . , and awnings.'reasonable., FREE* Beautiful 8 mo. oki WEIMARANER u AKC - W t ', 6 0 6 4lh Ave. W, Wendell.-.-—Vlszla, male. 734-1485 7 WANTED-PALLETS • •- South won West’sf s heart jack-_ 2 S ifer ’ ... • ’. ■ •' . Champ pups. Qrandmolh* 4140''x48'’ will pay lop .' • with his queen — the t ’• T rav e l pu run grav- • I 536-515t. . :: | FREE Chihuahua/Terrier. oronESPN. ' 656-0898B d( le card he w as------—“ ,84' '^^DEViCES^J Call now 734-3037. . . I th e defense, South too ' 208-734-5538 P ' lates, g lasses, silverware, . 1 Fails City Directory'. - took only sev* ♦ J 1 0 2 Viking siove. cher Brollor, F Please call 208-734-9648. en tricks.-., taOTOROLLA (10) MIX' MACHINERY- Ft ♦ K J S 2 deep Iryer.sllcen'vllamix- old. 2 Cbcker’s^'nlei'x — . SOOO radios with keypads. 208-677-4543 _PIWANTEDi Adjustable bas* . , : A seasoned declare] 1 EXTMIc. 5case8. 1 îandmisc^^M êosa^. _ . Terrier puppies. 8 wks. Al . ketball stond/hoop.wilh. . . ------tmrwmHingTpadeS fil I S N » .h South . ------(BURLEY)r------M /F . 438-5172 * t .base 8lallon..MAXJ:rac. AIR C O M P R E S S O R Iri- , base, good cond. Needed - 1 A S88 with eub-5fallon. suspicion.,After his’sp ' Panasonic 3 2 'TV $375! GERMAN G SHEPHERD _ tgersoll Rand. 175 cfm. ^'lor birthday April 7th. . • allowed to win, he swiU —? ------— •— :— :— .i. miee. charger*. $650. DIABETiCS“ “ —FencyOak-EntefJB/nmerr“ —AKU. / Ufks.. fem ale "T Ploasexall208=7^5=5302. tack to a tow dub, Ea each^bost offer. 536*5666. Supplies mailed to your center $500.324-4274; $2TO. 436*0435 _s3i55oia^^8;iii:i?, 9 ' WANTED Artlllclal Chrlst- his jack. A heart retu a n s w eER: r Three no-trump. | ' home .at no cost. We bill WINCHESTER\ .lever ac* ” ' LAS black female I . mas Iree a o rn a m e n ts. I : 8 0 9 I ' Medicare/second Insura*. , COMPRESSOR liihp.’ ^ South’s king, and SoiSouth cashes 2®r‘h’ss jjump promises 18-19 | , tion .357. $275. .300 Win . ... 5 months. $50.. ■ • • ow/oil. S e a rs. 5100. P a rts Also old m agazines a pe- |__C0M PUTERSJ nee. Cell 1-800-762-7704. Mag Ruger, $450.'Slarn* ' Call 544-7066,B '. a p e r-g o o d s a old T ed d y his club ace ahd concencedes a club ith stoppers In thie unbid 1 *************** w ash er, new W price. $45 ' a less steel kitchenette. 7LAB, black puppies, . . .3Scroii Sewi Sears. $70. ^Beers. Call 208-736-7473. ' to.East’s king. • s u its . No•io reason to look else- Y65HlBAUPT6t» .------S75/o(fer. Call 423*4602.- • jrgam e. MISCELLANEOUS TT . -.7w ks. G ood hunting linos.' y420-2907.324*27§4 s or WANTED-eutomatlc 5® fly . With no need forbr a second where for j T ires a rim s, ForSuburu. i ,324-4963 after 6 p.m. ^’reels, oliher Martin model spade finesse, South v 820 . r i h wins East’s . ,185/70 0.13, like new. I PETS, • TOOLS,Complete Corn- 81 or Ferine model 50 or 8 1 1 . 1 $175: PU B ed P la te for I bblh. Call 208*788*2935 diamond'shift to cashish two more . ■ f ~ _^^SUPPUES^ UBRADOR L RETRIEVER nwell tool eel. M* to V ..black-suit winners. Wit I . FURNITURE ,,hauling goose neck trail* I PUPPIES, AKC, choco- . esockets,' W to 1 h combi- . S’ot noon or otter 5:15 p.m. ' iVith a total.of er, 48* across w/ball. " ■ ,■ • ' four black-suit w ^ ere,grs and five in .■ ■ f ^^^CA RPEir^ -S.tSO,RabaiLhutch,.iugt. ^ iale, black..tat shots a bnation, m icrom eters a ev* ■ ^ WANTED , bfokeri 00 . ' ' tne red suits, Southh costsc a sly ^•eRrcwN-Es:klM 6^-l"TOaWBiaws; B w k s . oidT aerything In between, 2 In lime for Easier. SSO. , puppies. UKCreg. Call Parents I on site. 324-. Jboxes a Rollawav. sold __v Caslleford a re a . ‘ ; . wink toward: East, whil»hile claiming; J S S S Sqnnlkmt ; lo T it Ant. PO/Dw OlMl. ^f ib u c H ano z Lane reclln* Call.324-6554 leave msg. as one unil. Moke offer. «»oa.cnclGilni>Ne.>BMlMdRM«t . 532^4377 leave messagd. J 5851.work734-1614.« Ir . Call 537-6676. ! •histriclgrgame:. . Mnpademloii)ikiitfgrnply.' ( era. $150. Call 733-0107. . . Jack Warben, 242 Buck- • c e n ^ iil»01.tJAlMP»t>ra8>ndie>l«.tnc. w Ingham Dr. 732-4428,« .. wilh 2 clean mattresses. I ^ ...... • I $ 100. Cali 837-4794. . I i M s i nl i E S S I S I S E 5Ininq,jable beautiful I Q u ee n Anne w/6 c.)iairs. I ERVIGEH Cherry finish, exc. cond,. I HORSE AQHA Stallion>n ■ FU E L T A N K S (3)2.000> . , HAND UNES 3 use d hook ' ; G rullo. W ant a colt withlit it gallons. Call 539*7130.« • hardly used. Purchased I ■ endial^<^/Ca»^l*S55a $1000. must M il $650 or I ■ “#IITÛntquo‘coloiârDHfST H orse tra ile r 90 lo-^ disposition and looks)?},l gan 3 horso slant bum per ------:r-8f®®tMo.thlMlwJlof-onl>^ « S0UDSET,UNES.5.Call KING '' else bed il75. full (juii. ruDbei'mais. oia* I ; S3S0. Call'324-^205.H j_. • *mond plating, swing oul - -tlM-oouch«76r19^«eler- -| .WATER ShA R ES . • T. V. $25. microwave. HORSE Nice looltlng.0, saddle rack. $3,100/offer. rA-COUS-TI-CALl I c o n c r e t e n rrHANDY MAN I F -, aounct. OH Arabian. 12. Pieaso call 208-324*3323. - 5 shares,Twjn Falls Canal. $25. weight bench, bars ~ STUMP Vf8. old mafB-.Intafmedl. ± . Makeoffer208-362-350f w /95lbe. $100. kids BMX : W O R K l . ^ _ l^ÔRSE-TRAILER-GhBf. . , & DRXWAUL.,—, LAWN CARE I f“— REMOVAL— — ------oio rider. Sl?00/oHor. Coll -W HEbL U N b ; u sed , with! Ti bli(e$20.Call654*2485« • ■O'STM-CONCREtF ’ : “ 311 mac, 4 horse, (ully en- Footings, foundations. Grind your tree stumps. - 734<3880or326-6443M parts. New wheeMlne • •BOB’SBEST •^~~~'LowRatea'------_out.t r up to 30*. $2.00 per ' . ^ ^W estem moior*636-2680> -‘ household lull bt fumlture. '' HORSE Rog. tricolored' • — DRYWAUr— ■ '• "Dairies■ and resldentioir Reliable Son/ice “ irftfrA»3Vo’30*’acriM8' _ W HEEL UNES (2), M mile,'• -•FumlturerappllBhcesr ‘ lop. $3.00. Clean up ' Point oeldino. 25 yrs. old. c hest Ire eier, curio cabi* Custom Textures . All your concrete needs. .Gôdlv/chlldren. $700/ ■ ■ ■ W estern brand, tali • 731*0788 (TF) . a drywall. ' 1= extra ■ 0/ 1975 '1700 wheels. $2500 each/ net, dishes, cookware. ■ 676-0991 (Burioy) . Can 53^705 16'year8 carpentry exp. Call 735*0735. . . ' Cell lor estim ate.' L_ —w/Bossjnanuro-JTLbedwtl- -Pleasecaii 208*934-8418,- -’ yard a n d garden tool, car* . 15 734-7285M. Insured-Free Estlmatea-j- -= ------Free estimates—— . ^ — - 88617679.:______HORSE saddle,. 1 S' toolod . —ponier.tool8..733-0743B.- - • J o h n 735*5179 •r-r-— ploosura, paddod-soot, - WHEEL UNES 32.pleces S I CONSTRUCTION I = IlAm CAREq.:|_ e- 4* compleie wilh c la s p s . gLEg^gRdOFASIze -S280. 324-3940or• r cond.. 14.9x42 rubber double. Floral. Matching AIR DUCT . I ' •------r - 731.2540. • '$75 per piece or offer. B « B IHEATING&AIRI J Precislort t-awn ‘ r:— •TREE . - w/duals &'weights. 58000 788-6560 or 727*9580. § setee. $450. 733-9083M CLEANING r hrs. Call 280*04gB.B.’ - Commercial, residential, TRIMMING ; • HORSES 1 reg. A mare. SOFA Blue & while striped: Maintenance CCONDITIONING mowflng.-trimmlng. and 1 rog. B mare, mlnia-»• JO H N D E & R E 7100. Excellent condition. $tS0. . AlrOualltySei^ces ' All types of roniodel povtrer raking, birds. Also 6 ' a 0*^ma?n : _ construction, spedeHzIng ' C ecil’s T ree .Trimming ture tio iw s. Coll 36^758818 -12rowplanterw/marl^ I FARM SEED & "1 AIRCONDmONINQ . Comrrierclal ond - . d im e ; $ 2 5 0 0 ; 4 y r. Oldd .ious other dairy equip., j^ÊRTjUZE^^ ,p5 CONSfRUCTTONl 'residential - Mustang Polomlno stort-t- • Coll 749-0369. • BUSINESS ‘ ' (208) 733*8548 PAINTING & I od,'1Shands;S7SO/offor PICKETT Beet Manager,'f ALFALFA SEED Paslure RREPLACE i tree standing, SER V ICE EEureka Cohstnictlon P DRYW ALL ^ TREE I H o rts trailer WW 3 horsee thinner. 12row.’99model. H O M E I ' • slant. 2 yrs new. walk In ; . mixes. Cats a Grand s ton & brown, plus pipe, n U ke new. S9S00oKer. Call & E xcavating r TRIMjWING . -tack room, dual axle. Exc.. '• Valleycom se ed . Call ^$W a, .324-^, 773-3136 TWINFALLS Specializingi In concrete, ^CONSTRUCTION p LUPHER 'cond. S 35 0 0 .735-8878 ■; S39-.2064or837.9146 Bob Hamilton S e e d . j . PLAN ROOM ■ :dlrocllonai boring,, p a in t in g , in c . K& KTree - PLANTER Maxmerae. JD-: : 734*3S87.orJ33-1477.~ 80,00bBTU. Celling mount. Jobs to bid for all trenching, portable wold IHENDRY &.SONS Painting. Remodeling. ■ H O RSES cowy, quick andd 7100,6 row, 22*. $3,000. w $ 2 ^ . 324*9440 Iv. m sg .' Carpenlors Trim m ing ' quiet, 7 yr. old sorrel geld* construction: Free îng a hauling. . • Texturing a Drywall >; Cultivator, Holloway. 63 Star1lngat$1.25lb.^&up;. ■ WOOD i Burning eioves ‘monlh (New co.) Commercial a Resklential ' Free estlm atesl ' . & Lawn care. Ing. also 2 maros 7 & 4 row; 22-. shields, knives All J o b s U rg e Small yrs. old, all horses havo 9 Please call 208*733^)141. . t(2) older hoarlh stove or • . Blueprint copies.' , • C ell 733-1017 or a ' Call am O (208) ' . .. Shrubbery and bush 0 : & disks, $2000.326-4074 ’ Shrader, free standing, 734-PUNf7428) . \— 7?1^07g, I , Interior a Exterior . ^ 3 2 4 ^ 7 5 o r (208) . ' - trimming. . be en u se d oxienslvoly onn 420-9365H ' cows & ranch work.,934- ; m aln« Wl. HO .ti % ' m both exc. cond.. $300: 732*5618 or 731*6089 f~~\ 727-1267 cell. . ®For free Esilmaies ' 4 505 after 5 .'Jo e Storoy, ' SPRAY C6UK etidiM E} L vtfsg. 543-6815. Kester. „•aeh/offer. 934*4187; L fcCONSTRUCTION I .Cail73S*0553 • . R^ndltioned, air cooled, -WOOD STOVE Blozo King CARPET HO M E fPAINTING & I ^ HORSESHOEING Van1 w/warmnty. Call 438*53611 i 708 I w/5I sections of triple wall p Allen Prow. Gooding, ID..;• ; SQUEEZE CHUTE Pow- CLEANING RESIDENTIAL IAIMPROVEMENT REMODELING ^TREETFIMMINisj ; , Twin Falls & surrounding ' : I HAY, GRAIN ~ 3 der River. $800. ALLEY $6«i.^?M 4*l‘^2'*‘°"' CLEANUP p, ■ ' T O ! • -area. Call208-9M-9281. Painting, Interior/exto/tor WAYIOtt., steel. $350. I MVP Carpet Care -' , ,- T h o m p s o n ’s N o rth sid e Tree — —^ “^^ ^814 I H usband a Wife team ' < N SADDLE {bronc). , 727-7179or^-44ai.|i CORN S j ^ G E f or salo" 1 __Dry ln 1 hour ^ ^ ^ _ Hnnrtymnn gnr-nit ______Maintenance — ^— r-<70aand-hellerâli— - JE W E L R Y & Salaza^^Scn^^ ! S ® | | S S 5 “ : - .^^^"Tree'Trimmlng""" N , *' "* * ______zaa^BSa.days_____r ‘-euto.-seiarhomgater-îuci-1 1 JachoddillOQoljirep.$l0; .; , , ‘ • ^32«536t dvonlngs.' ' ûbb?sh“removo[7e(iHio"' barrlor/elect. fence.; Uter*. HAYi lOTons, 3rd. 30- Rll up to 200 sq> ft. per Call Ja c k 735-0227 ' I___ No Jo b Too Small ' ’ Free estim ate. work, odd lobs, Call 324-5804 or VET SUPPLIES CHEAPIi v^ jiture/demo. 208-734*8296I Tons of 1st. 2 wide bales, ri oroa-. remodoling. ' ^ — Froo'Estlmatos------737-4687 .. „ (20BW34.5343 ■ . I ^ 324-4778. , : .Freocatalog. Coll Livo-•'.•T ' O A d T O R 1896 6 0 8 0 IH, • . 326-4040 leave m essooeB. 0 II you have debri call mo f u , .stock Concept, life. 1*• . 2689 hrs. 108 hp. P lea se IHAYaBarteyStrew.Dalry ^ 734-6506 iÔME ” REPAIRS H - ;6 0 0 • 2 2.5 r 7 3 p 0 . call 208-678-7972.B top qiialliy. Feeder and ring. 1 karat'55o^"s9WV CLEANING I L BENEFiEL’SI HOME . VACUUM .www.llvBstockconcopts.coai ^ : , ây- ■'•80q-709- A offer; Call 654*7011. L ^ O F I N G j ^ TRACTOR JD -8400 225hp . .SERVICE rj CARE ■ n MFWO. 3990 hrs.. duals. . r , SALES . 702 ^ I 8 1 5 1 r EMPLOYMENT! Rem odels, drywall. tilo,. .73 PROFESSIONAL $84,500. 733-4077 days1 HAY Bright gnjon.'leav.''* .. painting carponl^. cor AND SERVICE FARMmANCH- L A W N & . COUNTRY CLEANERS SERVICES a ROOFMG a COATMGS or 733*3894 eves. ■ . Bam stored, early cut, ST 20yrs exp. Free 733-7221 1 or 326-5857 QARDgrSUPPUK ausinesses, rosidenllal,' AK SUPPUESgQI^WANTED ^ older grain drill ' Estim ates.' tommerclal.'.raskfentlol. m . ELECTROLUX i ' ■ construction clean up. T< I . . and hay rake and sprayer Specialize in carpal Call B ru c e 733-7543. Buildup roofs. Most 'Vacuum c , cleaners, sham'- ogalnst 2001 hay prk»9i. . T ' wiih-bdoms. 543-2026. ' cleaning. Free estimat ■ * N e ^ o job?°*^ = minor leaks repaired in ,, pooors. oentrai vacs. ^J4^MOOa^Rotow^Sow^ s Pall324*7148» BLU^^PRUCEIOappfOX. -5 “i es. Bonded & Insured. p 24 hrs. Vocu}ol08, son/tee a n d repair. - • r 5 ' S600. S lac k W agon■ WANTED Sleol.culvens. - 25’ tall, 25 Willows vari* PERSONNEL PLUS LANDSCAPING L | ' 3 0 'or larger. 438*8382 o r , . ,HAYRETHIEVINQ------^ Je ro m e 324-3299 733-7300 7 o r 678-4040 _____ 23 9D uB ole ------wm-sasooîHC-Ripper- - ‘ ousholghts,$10,OOOFOB — _-CallJ33.S6ia ------— - -4 3 8-^400 . - ■------' Arco. 527*3644.. SSOO. R otary Ho* S100. - CalfeOTafllSoi^^ ^ TONY’S ~ 7^ ROOFING! ~| JD Obi Rake S3800. Or 'W ANTED TO BUY 24 or or2a0-0839.B •^C0iRP55f?0R?ALg- besiolfor:438.e216B 36 row band sprayer. , . S15.00ayard,delivory .LANDSCAPING R easonable ratosl ' .....WEDDING. & , Call 324*1241. . • HAY-DAIRY* QUALITY “ c o m p u t e r : I f f FLO O R IN G . ; a Home Repairs u, • • BEET PLANTER 6 row Mil* a 30 ton. 8Slb bales,.3rd — CBmmKBTzimm&mr- Sprinklers, trimming,' PROM DRESS CaIl436-1690or —SALESSERVICE ; ton, 2 gandy boxes, HVO pruning, power raking, crop, $90 a ton 436-3490. . £ 431-2690. DIscounron f" flOME BUILDING . •. markers. 51200. Call ' , com, t»ets planting plates ; Old W orld R ooring . . sprinklers, £ a cleanups. WEDDING SHOP . 544B JD Ioedere25-5032M MOWING SERVICE c a * Service ' ___. FARM MACHINERY.--!. P W filHOW gR (rtdlng) "J. c o m p u t e r I F fFREE GRAlirl “1 - Ieypomp49hp,wllh'450ft.- -Z nWalk-5rr40—deck72OhpT — .M owing And Thatching :omplete 1 sharpening. ' ■ad's V W indow W ash in g - ' . Brillk)n15'RollerHarrow, 10’ mainline Witt) risers, - iI ■ 802 - I '- -1 9 . — S E R V IC E ^ ;-5prfng-Cleanup Details Carbide a_steei sow s— - - ^ - ~ . Eversman Land Levelor . Rear begger.:Low hrs. ~ ■ MONE-Tf^r--^ 0 time Is new to get your ' 208-886-21^ ______• I Exc. cond. Call734-9640« T1metoWakeuptha.Yard. • • ------141 B racken St S • - B rad’i _____ Modal »3212,'Caso45L is I APPUANCPS--.L 3 findows washed, now -IRHlMTONplprmen ••W4-7765or733-2142. . 43 .ComputorMainlonarice -...>.12S%EqullyLoansr 1 ' -. Holland 426 Hay Baierr- -r- FBHBIHSSTfRBKT “ s p r i n k l e r s JusNMQRE:ietns;;wniow eaiy It It to place a Aon ,wjjh s e e d e r box, 8* spac* Included, I delivery April 1■ge, $500 pair. S e e r Gal* s p Aerations power reke,etc.' 1 w ■> 18 Yeers Experience • Ijng, exc. cond. $1650. i • 1 season. $650yoffer. fl«r» tlm«-»avlno dlr#ctofy dadoMfflwJ 0(1, Th#';co«t It Com C plete lendscope 6th*15th. Call 530-467- .1 ol gooda and •wvlc«t lo ' lov . 0011436-9986. - :3726 for rrwre details J i ' j ■ 5 3 2 -4 5 2 6 or 4 3 M S 3 6 low..,Iho roiuitt- aro Moh, maintenance m senrtcos. . toneen'LawnSenrlca j j work (Of you today, ■ Tn Tnafs dOMlBod- 733^)931. 734*0968 .60 Basterrechea ' dmm sp d . Front w heel dr. 7»4 fla hp. eterts-easy. works of 04-5404 o r 639*6819 hart, $250. Can g4-7229. w« rwln.Ftllt, Idaho W ^nndaidiy.A prlU , 2001 ,

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. . ' " - WXWTe D Coinputf f 'nee — 1 I-P0LAR1S 1998. P « 785'8 5 DODGE-4 4 0 01888 0 ,'7’9 9 FOUR W INDS'97 travel tir,ir, STUDBBAKER '62 Urk : BUCKETS 1 2 ', 24* & 3 6r ' CHEVY •iâiveTadoyuU - CHEVY Suburban : ed. 200 MHz or largor I jet ski. 7 hrs. total, veryary Brougham, 25', low miles,8, sleeps 6, hardly used, 26',3', 2 door. Runs. $1200, II Short box. New liras. CD ' child, can't otlord mucsS ii fasU.366-2689.366-7989.89. $6500/olfer. 837-6324.BI S89f5. Call 934-9470.B ^ Ca11733-911Safter7p.m.B D. • Silverado,'92, exo.oond. 8. I MOTORCYCLES player. Rebuilt trans:t. : All the extraa. $8600, Ploase call 735-1028. . ^ RE1NELL 1998, 20 H. ,Vol-'ol- FORD Lazy Daze, 1999.^ -GULFSTREAM'96 28 tt. i - Must See. 543-8144a. ia if 1006 1 Call 734-7908. even1ngs.B , WANTED costum e ieweltwelry, . . » • .V0/V8. e n c lo s e d c u dIdy d y ■26V» ft. Roar bath, pe rioCt d Seahawl^SUiwheel,-Slide "1 If 1007 1 Silverado MT i .' . colored an glass, ponet ^ cabln.S1S.B00.543-9124.24. cond. Low mileage, V10,D, hitohrtoaded. Like new.V I SEMI & HEAVY ’"“O'. HAftUV6AVIb56Ni99 E Q U tP M E N T Il ' ■ A C .A T , N e w e*ngli7e! . . old padlocks, and ar Sott Tail Custom , specii super duty 450E. Kwlkeele $17.000.733-3233» . I I J QODGE 1996 pICkup, B9K! K /2fir.^?lf85"-'- $3700, Call 678-Q7f2.B- ^ __ ___ l:.:— sm alLcollecllblas. ir.yc -rconstructlonrciistoito m - -In /o u t.'M e rc rG re a t fun*:jn: ,-2000 levelers. $59,000/ r ' are having a yard sal m ot>er. Call 208-788-S309.a ’ CRIVy.'M &0A PU • i CHEVY Suburban, .‘88, ' •■.poir>t..loisol chrome,. inim- Extras. $3200.420-S529H ft. G reat storage, perfect^ CASE 860 SL'98'4WD, I . eng. Ext. cab. long box. . please call me first, ; $36,000. JD -510D '91 BANKRei^)?TaMnabld <• AC,AT. New engine. maculate. 4300 milee cond. $6900. 837-4007. ; n . th ro u g h 4*16*2001 Runs great. Exc. oond. would love (0 see whi S17.500/Olfer. 539-1266,1Sfiii SPRING SPECIAL. <5 4WD,(loaded) $36,000. • $3700. Call 676<7f2.B you havo. Call733-001( — 1996Crestliner ' KIT 1998 Cordova, 37’, 3 Call TerrI 796-2009. . Must selll SOOOO/offer. ; S Caae B8BE, '92 torkllfl, - 732<882B*- • . . ’CHEVY Suburban, '89.-6I1- ^ HONDA (2) Trail 90'8,ver 175aSportllsh.75hp sllde-outs, less than 1,000 12 kÔHD '96 F260. Supercab, WANTED Dllchor, 3>pt.u L '' QOOd condition, w/tralle ” 4WD, $19,400, Cat 312 - .. verado; PS. loadedi Runs ■•"Of' Mercury, loaded, with miieB. like new, $36,000/- diesel. 2x4. exo oond,: .5TmW'MExi.oab.2-yi w/Hydraullc: 5-Row Ha!nay Sl400/O(fer. 734-8122.1 ’94. excavator w/thumb,’ graatl$6800.734-6262.B • ;■ Comjgutor: Flatbed £:■ equipment, Won't last • offer. Call 539-1266. _ '2 buckets, $41,000. . . loaded, 6BiBOO mis, nice f t R5NoF7oTraH^so5fo?R'Offer long at S999S. taick, $21,446, 326-2206. X CHeVY1982. H torr.,360.. Trailer 6-20‘. Needing GMC '73 Classic 26ft. KIT COM PANION 1 9 9 89. , , OTHERS. B39.M39B , . V8. AT. $2000 orU si Work; 423- » • • . 733-883BAnytlmel,'el,‘ HONDA '81 QoldwintiHfl* D ow ntow n W endell GM eng.. Front wheel equipped^ u se d very llttlel FORD Box Van. 1995. ler diesel, runs but needs liles! 45 NEW & USED Boats 1 100.000 mllet. Diesel WANTED Highest pricfl7 ! ^ black. 20K original milei ^ .dhve. Air ride suspenslr New cond. Queen bed, work. $500. Call 731-3207.- .gHBVV‘96 BlaierSiO * ln«^. S2000. Call 420-2907BQ7., to Choose from. - SIOMS 6. rear klichen, • Now liras. Loadedll Gnat,, mlns diesel, AT. light & . paldjor old.mllliawlpsH 9gra 3 - ■ roof air. Exc. orig. cond. ' “ sr6S00'o7îinrade-foT • isXLTLerJat; 172K mil..- -pond.Moir»ee679=0073« ' ~ nflAr-'-ief6p.m,B . S7ARCRAFT22'M«M motdrhome of equalU . t h r a u g h ^ l < > 2 ^ ' ! *iflW600Caft639-7f3Q«.— • — . . maaal8.~unlfow s'^~gea =2 $10.900. 837-4532 . . .. ^ r ^ ^ ' .ftHEVV'94 Ext. cab. White . _er/cabln typA with E2, , .value, Call 208^734-4848.-J.- „„CaHTerrl.73«9(»... 9 i : - hONOA198lrXR500f^101^ “ l o a d o M r a l l e r . i n . •• 770K-ml8.-ExcrcondliIon7i7 *OOOGE'*96'l4Trregroab;— I : AT.AC.PW.p l , 76Ktttle. - ■’WANTED inlormalion,'^ SSOO. HONDA 1982 ■ board/oiitboard;' extra MOTOR GRADER (2) . $18,200. Call 736-3946B : *!^Mnd?$2500o?b68t J f « ! “ N ew brak sr, shocks, tlrea; >- $10,600. Call 837-4007, photo, documents.• ' : ^ pans bike, S100, YAMAMA' deep aluminum V-hull. ex- r- wheer22'lu% aêan!' ; &HEVV 19^4 rahoe LT, 2Q . Please call 208-423-9209. ^ '1400. Sold by seaM bidId C a m o w /e a m p e r s h e ll.. J 839-6811, ■ . . anything pertaining iolo HA 1986, C happy Mopefl >• '731-66B4or673-66B4BL : onAprll.16, 2001 at-100 :.$1800^Ca» 0^64981. ^ . ■liver, custom rim s, n e w . Lg S100. Call 208-423-920952®; hp; 4 cylinder .Chevroletlet KIT'96Companion22.lt. ■ • ilras, $23,000, 734-8406 ’ Idaho W ar Casualties. ‘ .LAYT6N'93,26'8llde-out.t, ■ a.m , f e r more Infomiatlon>n gHB"aiemi>ftB, »M 6oc 9 ‘0,0DaE4x41986,AT,- Paul Nutting a t 733-1691691. H6^jDA 2000 ftancherler. engine. Mercrulser out-Jt- AC, extra storage, bunks. loaded, mint cond.I. contact Dale Shappee at • after6pm,B : , $ 2 ,9 5 0 .96K mlle'e. i d ., drive, lo a d e d With e lecIC - Sleep 7-8. $7000/ofler.- best'otfer. Call 539-2926. _ WANTED large live_; — r 4 x4 ; e s . n e w ,c o n d . 1 $12.S00..Cal1.324:9413,fl■ '20Br78B-86fl0.ot Blaine CHBVY Blazer 1991, ~■ - Call 423-6848.B t'T-', . lyou , tro n lc s'a n d {Jeep trollingng "5 3 6 -6 2 1 2 or 73 4 -2 7 8 8 « ' Evergreen & DeciduousqUS ------S4200,-1994-KAW Bayol LAYTON 19H'. 1978, exo.^ County Road &Bridge.B. ‘-.June good, $2600, . DODGE C D iesel 2000, quad m 2 wh, new tires, rebull)ullt , equipment, canvas cover.Br, 'ss^ss= s= ^= i 1009 : Call 0 & B Tree Fam i cond..$3500/offer. Ca1l%4-6460 after 6pm.BI cab. Iona bed, 6 speed, .O r . beautiful vraod inlerlor JustiSt SPRING MOTORHOME '934-4594.H motor in Oct., S1700. O . Call .736-8641 .■ ' ' PETERBILT 379, 1998. ’ shell. Cali 788-l04i;B . —^ SS500/both-..733-7904..t. . completely reflnlshed,d, SPECIALS - 560 Cal. 18 spd.. dbl. g HItVV-Suburban ‘66 L5. . Wa n t e d Lg. (S 0-i20gai. fnE ; outstanding condition,n, 1981 W innebago • LAYTON '90 travel trailer.r. . bunk, exc. cond.. take e n m 'u . x w . n i e n , ’ imrnaculata cond.. load-• DODOe C Raider, '87. must • N6NDA 6^500^ 85. fMt ext, cab. loaded, exc. oir i:om pres8or tank, tani on . 1977 Travel Cratl 28 fl. Self contained;I. ovylaM^ 208-599^695\i >>-«ond>r63K.-$16i«00/ettef^ . ’ *oms?;yri!.^0°Q‘of ' . 636-2131. ' • P ^ a s e call 734-1732 complete running units a! I ? -^TSOoJoMerTca^ ’8^ 1977Concord ' SANDPIPER '01 29ft. 5thh ■ I ■ well. D ave a t 732-5502.!o2“ kAWASAkI ‘99kx-250 8003 or 726-5733 eves.B.■ 1977 Coachm an ~ Exc; cond. S3500. Cal wheel w/large alldeout.I. WaT ^ D Old salt & peppe M 1974 Calypso ' f s '- .326-3191 or 539-1410B SUNBIRD 'B2.19tt. Open ' used once. Sacrlfleel ■' . collections and postcards ^ boi«,',90 hp'Jbhrflon; st^-'I .- AU less than $4995. ■ $17,900. 733-8606. .. w m m j m - Old books. Call 436-6791 KAWASAKI KE100. 1997 ' reo.icover. exc. cond. rrr: newt Only 40 miles ''sraiRA,'91.26'..l9Qpi4.4. . WANTED Older 4 w heel o f S I 200/ot(er. Call 326-6832 Downtown Wendell • "to e. Qood oendltioi>v track loader.-suitable (o .'$S500.2QB-323^60g,'H , backfilling etc. 543-8526.•26 R A W A S K T 9 5 ? X 9 TI O i ^ . W e'lake tra d e s!,\ Trr; exc.' cond. 9,600 mis.. mmsE WANTED Propane range ; f^PRIN Q aScfSl?^ $5000llmi.C8ll731-440JIn'fl wftv® runner, very o o o d & relrig. No larger thar condition. $3800.f . 3UKLAND79Cve.'CoH423-617S1173. Worn winch 4 racks, greoifeot Dodgo Dakota, S39-713C* " 9 1 1 , ~1 shape. S4950. 788-5462 U TIU TV . .. VVANtEb to trade '86 Toy 182^ .CAMPER Spon King 10H'r M 9 0 9 I I % 8 8 8 ' ■ i Ota 4x4 for horse trailereror c "Y AMAHAVirago750.0, Self contained. 1976. _vTRAItERS, ■ other items. 438-24989 1995, le ss than 12k mllos.lo s ,. ' $eOO/of1or. 543-4576 I SPORTING GOODS y m An 72 Im OAC fA'd - i^HUjmNOSU^^ . tJH*: niM 6îin « liri «q^. RgyiwiM ta>,li4a- CARIBOU 10-F. '94. Slide AFR'ii bowl OT Idi ^po)firi^wada|Nrden}w'a« 6. Call543-6158.« CHARMAC 8x16 G-N Hat Versatile 9030 or 276. In camper. Queen sizefP, DOG TRAINING COLLAR .. Call 208-788-3080. -T l ' bed over cob, lully self , bed.w/baavertalti • >V1 * ^ • • 4 '.-903 Tritronic Field 70. 1 mile ram ps. 12.000 QVW ■Wa n t e d used commer coniained * extras. Exc.i range. 7 settings. Used 1 i New 2001)1 H y u n d a i b o a t s & I. $3500/oKer.420-8210,B cial sewing machine tha l cond. S7,2S0. 324-9410JI■ season. 734-6849 or. .will hem stitch..C:Sl) al I ACCESSORIES tr- 280-0500B .______^ TRAILER goose neck,: ' .Sporty A utoi^tic,ic, ^ ; g | | | | | | | | . 435-722-2727 -r— shot, sell-contained. • 8x20' Hat bed, 75001b. __ _ CATARAFT Aire i- GOLF MEMBERSHIP Air, Am/Fm /Casset . . WANTED V intage Bartalc - $800/offer. Call 423-6875. . tandem axle, elect.' ifb'o P anther I5lt. $1200. • £ : Pleosani Valley C,C. brakes, good cond.-, dolls a n d clothing. 1959.>59.- C all837-6531B NORTHLAND Campersr Call 432-5359B . Cruise and M uchh yjE3jP18| ^ 1999, Polar model self $2S00/oflor. Day 934- 1979. Interested In es Fi5Efl5CA55T5?rb5a :. tates and collections. Cal ' 8934 or ev es 934-9669,B M o r e ! ^ 2 " w/trailer. 4 0 hp Evlnrud- —bathroom rlce-boxHur— LUND 16 ft. lishing boatoat. . nace. cook stove, oven.; 768-5462. WANTED-TVSATELUT^SOS . ICU- Very ntee..$800.324-5880. * U sed direct TV satellite 0; JUGS Fastpltch soltball OR “ pilchlng machine, like systems. Call 734-6852.' CESSNA 172-H. oil orlgl- ery USED many sizes/models, U. , now. batting cage netting. W^TNf E D ! 6 i a h a y . to{ clean, fishing or skiing. I outdoor frame & accesso-; nai; always'hangardd. 2 *14,799" bales, etc. lor roptnj mg. Big savings. 676-0103 . nav eomms. mode C, w ^m 8 3 U K m i?.8 350 Chevy eng. 510,5002® ' S ( ^ R T K I N Q 1 9 7 e 9 » ' ries Incl. $2,200. Eves, • ste ers. Will PU 4 cleanuj d 768-5462. ADF.'total lime 3168 0>,ll4»•- -n n id n a z ffrrm e a iE H oi e a r; t T - — TomeirspMifli'- —____Llta1nedr4leeps-6rexceh- . . e rs Ig'small 788-2676. lent condition, $7000/of- — ------1:___ .$40. Call 324-3940I oior 5 Choke tube. Browning “ I A irro PARTS 4 now*4 ,9 5 0 iioy.i '0 fer. Call 208-655>«334.H ^ ^ C C E M O R I ^ NO»'19.699m.^ ...... ^^bi^T4,99i9 9 8 mti'x ■ ' 827 ----- 1 ' 731-2540. 12ga.B-80.Auto. ■■ , 734-6849 or 280-0500) COACHMAN '97 32ft. .JS5!5«S«mSJ OARAQE OUTBOARD SPECIALS 7 Power slide. Exc.'Ilodr; BRONCO '84 4X4. Many ffilSRSiS™ * *® fliFLE' B’rdwriino .308 wltli .. now*4 / 9 5 0 »eMi3M-- ^ 9 .5 9 9 W4-7 now« 1 4 ;3 8 I 3)ShpS2S0/up scope. Call S36^2S80.a, p la n , fully lo a d e d . Like 3 8 8 ,!«*»! • • ’ 2) 6 hp $350/up L. new. $12,200, 837^4007.: FirsR aj'îsos saBsssffiSU , m a a i i m ;âfWCABeUAUT : ___ 1)7.5 2 stroke $495 9 0 6 ^ “j 539-6611 WELD W heels w/35* BFQ 5113" ■ ■ ' rttst 3)l0hpS295/up mudders. 8 hole Ford/D o^ ' ______n w ‘ 1 9 .3 9 9 »«*o' now*S/99S-9S - ■■ : a t Twin Falls County FairPair 3)15hp$595/up i 1 , HOT TUBS - - • ~ACrmicrewave.2 n«w dge. $1400r734-4992.a- - . .' Grounds • BERTHARBAUGH _8PA8/POOLSJ -■ -m ssissw r**- April 7th & eth J batteries, low mileage, ’ l y - r a K J KSBsa?-:. E '- " '.-.ri Downtown Wendell ■ S9700/otfer, 736-4495fl 1 0 0 5 I now»9 , 9 5 0 .ie«y». d u d e s 2 p la c e irir. with ness, 26'. w/sllde-out, Im- FORD 1959 F-100 Evey - ; sduit-hWsctothes, utility box & Jacket. $5500.'ilf I MOTOR HOMES I -maculate. cond,, $16,000.- - 174 Lsrfcskpur O rtv s— 5 f : ■ . lihino.i8Juginai. $2300./ IZZ* *^5-7456 or.731-1342.B- J- -Call208-720<242.B“ r :. Offer. 438-8537 evenings 628 . I 1968 Mustang 390 ______J lE D I C A L ___ A OT coupe, $3800. C«H - —REMEMBER-r ■ ■ ThtfUrthdiiyadyouplaowJ^ TRAILERS nowi tMERcUfiV^74 Monierey. ..go%sucoM s’aalearatio— . for cprrectnesa on the . . S3K. mis. C o p p er Bronze ' 'w.teqriwsitleeA is a " — • -sometlmsageln'TTieThM*- ■ "first day'thaf II r u n e , " Mm*? Now Is the time'to ^ SNAKe RtVEfi RV •w/Whlte top. Inside Imtnao. ^ '*Our Îscleiure* complyy wilhwi State & Pedetal' Electric Mobility brand SUARINE ' $1000. Call 734-8062B ■ 100 eome pick up your pictures. as The Tlmes-News Is ’ < 'r4ouloHons, All pWces plus i«,'ririe& $ 1 4 9 n«w. never u ^ . $4400. >• 1310Klmbefly.noad„ . • 3-M t l« M |s n ts r • ftabiUibiUsCTjscki • A w ali« . StopbytheCustomer •not reaporisibte for ' W HTIA C 77 Hreblrd;, , Dealer DocumenloHon fee. No (rode prices. '' An papers, and acoesso- Twfn Falls or • Em ovable K o v e ‘Sbdi * iniIDIt t , - . ' All units »ub|ecl (o | ■rise included. 733-2141.1, ServieeDepCtodsyl 011733-6060. ' errors after that time. I to prior sole.

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: ' bO D O E R am 2500 dlesol,»sel. A U D I‘87 5000 Very gooflood [ 'e-mail ywr d ^ le d adr' _ - 199B4x4.conv8hHanitiIDftL - ■ - — MAZDA'98 Protege LX - PONTIAC BONNEVILLE: PONTIAC *87 Grand Am l(_VW^7_jflttk.aLS 4 eyi.. ■ COD. s s p d ., V x ie n d e c r--*TrCruisB7i»wrPCrACrr ■3SlTTVWn^7Kmllw.good'r ’-*1500rOAIhT34.T882«-^ _ " , warranty, exc. cond. low ded 734-6803 or734-8474J\M twiiwdOmicroftnet ^ CO 9' cassetle.'keyless' t' cbnd:,'$MT5C0‘or best't' “‘ T6V6TA6amryLe.*9>.^^ ’ mllesrt owner.-432-9031^ • •-entiyrExQ.cond.immis.- -r offer. Call 886-2989.B ■: :, : ,Greatcond..Greatln dr- ■ ^ ,9 99.-Cali734-49SS o r- =■ r»nowrloadod.-8ummor8r iSg^ ^ 5.0/S.B D d,.S 13.99S:^CalL- = iEONHACiQrandTAmV93rr ^''^wintertlresrAll-Bround— • :^------1 0 5 3 .exc. cond., AC, PL, ABS» . gfeatcar;$ll,700.-.— • IMPORT& SPORTS S — HERCURY-1974Monlerey- -bnjkes:S3600.-736-4594. ~'mls; Show room.eond., — with Ford 400. beautiful . • 788-3225 or 720-5831 .■ 1 FOR O. '7 7 •14T. .10tl. flatfiât ne,y tiro 8 r$ ir.2 0 0 :------^ 'F O TO *98 ContourS V T •• : bed^ N ew &'rebuilt parts. conditkw, ctulse, PS, AC., PONTIAQ TRAN8~AM"e2''>• •t6 VotAeioro«a.‘67.4 dr. • c a b s ‘Ijgj - C all734-3750« , fuel' Injected V-6 . tealher,•r. $140aôffer.. 733-8570. Run's, but needs some» AC;PW.PL,AMfl=M.now . $5000/offer. Yaimiha .'93 I— ground effects. Exe. cond. i . VZBO.gllOO. 423-4606« CM'iLLAC EldpnidO. '92: work, w/CD. $999/offerr tires, 40 mpg, nice car. _S:i.4,S00.Cail.734-2168a. .NISSAN '00 Maxima SE . .- -, 0811878-8973-7------$732BT-487-201-7-or; * .ÊV Y '90 Corvette con- - 1 = “ paartWhiteTgoo'd’cona.' n BoautifuJ peart wtilte. R ear. ®*’ -runs well.- all hwy mis.',Ib'-’ FORD Tempo l987..good ■ ..|aboOnorthrim.nelJi' . ' vertlble. white w/re'd tended cab, shbrt>ox, « spoiler. Exc. condition.: '8UBARU/a7^R^ : r~ • lnterlor.::LoadedM20K- :y„;, $5500 or otter. 3S2-4322. . ,mis. $l0,900/otfer..Call: T T O IT IVWrtllft noW--- - ~ ~ '.tlrOTr$B^r678-e508:>: r ■ CHEVY C avalier '9 6 50K. ” •732-5274JI ■ h - 543-9176 or733-1987«,' ?ft0O?MitsabisKrrMiMdnterp?j^^,oi)t == NISSAN S o n tm '97 GXe ’ s imr- —PbrAO;OOrOood'Cond; Sf spa,. AC, cC7C5Toniy■ ;„rt® $5800. Call 877-2136: H sOBARU Legacy L.'96 all ' I . SI9,i>S .(.^ded. 72K; exc. cond. )" .-40K. $7250/offer. CanI ' . wtioel dr. wagon, 23 mpg,. Including Jealher Inlerior. . .iS»cri(lce.Sl2,500.lowlow CHEVY Chavilie-71-2 dr. -.678-7360 or 670-2587 ; • •AT.ACjcmlse.roofraclt, - Premium Sound CD - I . . 3 fi} ChooseiseFfomfM^' I o r hardtop,. AT. No’ onglno.-no.' • 'S9000/offer. 326-S899.M , wlih 8-dlsc changer. Only . ^ i ^ p E A ^ R S ^ , $500/oHer.'Chevy Impa^ I PLYMOUTH'91 Sundance 22,200 actual mis. $15,950. : I In good condition; $900. ■ la '66. 2 dr. hardtop. THETIIMESNEWS I Call ' 733-7175 ask for Brent : AT $5000/olfer.’91<305sn. I Call 886-7628 Iv. msg. , . or 734-5951 aftorSpm. f e z n z sm u i E ; Eddie Baue^ S.SL. a t ! lie- I. ,- Classified Department , T- — fuifirloadedraiPpDWrof: 'fllne'eFlrcom piele I- -PONTfAC-84-Fn»ro775K'r ---- " o p e n a ^ t 8:00 a iT T- iVoLKSWAGEN '98. • - . I ‘00 Mitsubjshishi Miraige . • . ,117K m ires. S12.745.-4 5 V . WOp/qffer. Call 678-8068 I- oô>nai mis. Tlnyl .Fasti ' . M o n th ru F rL , Boollo.black; l4K'mllo8.• . FAX ^ ■ ■ ■ Pieaso call gQB.a2g<3473.- )l ^ u ie l $1800.'423-5337 T ak e C aro o f yo u r , .■.Uke:now^l4.500/otfer. : I ;Wias $ll,995;\NNQ W $ 8 , 9 9 5 ■ ' FORD Explorer 'S2. oxc.Sc? •. $800.'^ls43^890*' t| ^êveninBsandwoakondsJi-r classified busihoM' Call 7 34:4738.B . ' V I condition. $19;995. • .j . .' cond.; Ipalher Interlor.lowiow • : O f539-«e90 - beforeyouheatftov J VOLKSWAGEN (!>aS8at • YOUR I . SAtThislts'firite! |..678-5ip0or87^341'|I PONTIAC 1995 Bonnev ' . ml8..CD.S82Q0.-734-6665B65 CHRYSLER Concorde, J ' ilie, good condition, ■ 1991.red,'suhroof, ' 1-208-733-0931 ex t 2 1 ’ iP^3,*P2217217.HP2372 FOHOExplorer l994.-8ea'>00' '9 4 ,130K,: $4000 or b est T- -.124,500 m iles. Bank .S3000/otfer.l985qhovy «**• HONDA '94 Accord LX. ’ or our ButleyÔWce ■. ' 4x4, good,farm truck _ at Sim pler Timos Village’ ^ _T«alp4drWVCrP6r«ruise.------runs-oTr $1 soo/otfor.'----: TIMES CLASSIFIED . W OA ddlion: $9,995. ^ $5200:731-8326 dir. .•Ca1l733.1234.« . Call 324-1407 or 539-1407a -d e p a r t m e n t : - n r r r r r - CHRYSLER SObring. '98, s PONTIAC 97 Sunlire, 86K TOYOTA Avalon."95.XLS. ^ 98, HONDA Accord Ex '90. S ■ VW :ei Classic. New eng.'- "^08=73^5538 • FORD F-350,1M5,62K!K LX. oxc. c ond. $11,500.30. sp d ., AM/FIM c a s s ., 94KK . mis, green,LgQ0d cond., loaded. Immaculate cond. : & lires. 12volt. Must sell. - 79 Jeep G-1010 Pickup — ' .. m|le8,-460 onglne. extraIra 324-8881 o r 731-4667.B■ m ii $4300/offer. 731-14533 - S co ffer. 544-7066H. . $12,900/Offer.734<384,* . r ’ tio an i $13,000. CallI ^ ■ ' $i600/ofler.g34-5i49a 208-6^r4543 ,’,432-5235 or 420.1636,■m (BURLEY) Was$3.495-N(N O W $ 2 , 4 8 8 . ‘GMC '90, oxt. cab, short- 73A : -^ b d . 127K mlloa, AT. 5.7"5.7 ; tlto r, va. looks & runsm s • looodl S5900/otfer. . I ‘ P227}/ ' ■i': • ■ 734-2878.B • B H 2 2 itlass Ciera ‘ . • -lExb. condition. $19.99”I : •*»678-5100or.87e»434f , ‘87 0 ldsCutIafVOlV S/,995 : ‘5C E . V4 T. exc. cond. w^l^ 73A •* bptions. Musi seo. ■ Was $3,495 - NC .: .326^566 Of731.1133.B ,.'GM C99 Yukon.loaded, - '— i0atherrCTT42K.' below r “ 'b o o k a t S22.500. l l ^ I ■ ' ilP2l73/\ -Trg09-937-4007 or539^99.- rv Topaz " j M WOW$iy888 . i^^ft! NewMlfW'rwliMls. Nerf bar, hard top. $490*K>- __ JJ' —j j M I 20B ; O/ofler. 764-2.108 or :’:'85 Mercury : 731-3861B I . JEEP.-99 6 rand CheroXee- Was $3,495/:: NC . •iJd.'V-B. leattier Interior. . !’P222mi •.WWte.epackCD. 12K + .':rtf8; $27.500.734.5622« Tempo . . „ J E E P 20QCI W ra n g le r ,- )ioW $I,788' . , .Sahara. Hard/soli lop.' p ! ' ' UM— — — — ------wheels, manual. IIII. CO; ‘ 4 liler, low miles, oxc. "89 Ford Te ..eW (^d.. Selling below Stria,e-ln & $500 cash ... I Was $3,495- wic wtfeflk-.Call 731.B333.B Celebrity I ,'ôyf, 4 dr., 4x4, new tiro^ n?6 iV$/;688 I -«>g(ew tr a n s ., ru n s g ro a t. '' . !^93500/ofter.536'2S28.B. XSD I ■ ;JEEP Grand Cherokeez stiapo. S17.923^^ôr^t^ I '86 Che^Ce uiuiefK^ I ■■JEEP W rangler ’95, black. Was $3,495 - NO - —.I'fiafd/soK topsi-38K rhlles.- ^ 0 \ V $ 1 , 5 8 8 I •• 4 cyl. $10,000. 934r8573 • -r»rofter7'pm/loavo-m#o;»— ~ ~V6'wA5=SpKEseiEid, A i r , ' : ■ , 'HUB2S065. :;i7lSSAN’90 Pathfinder , uary s special , -:^127ICmis.Nsw.tlre8.RW.. n r PD. sun roof. $7500. -A m /Frn-\rA^°Pisrinj^dash-gt ^ i l P r i c e " Call734.1175B ,JW 8SAN King cab. 1985. - Power Whj^dows, Locks/ M iircT O rs,T llt^C fujse a n d m o r e ! rn SL2 ' ; I ' _ . -»..5.spd.^4X4;.8hetl..new.w . .; , , ■ . • I ’81, Fmxi"Tliiifl • r clutch. $ 20 0 0 .324-S392.*■ ' ' . ' i - ' ■ ' 2 3 , 9 ; ÔW $10,495W . rOLOSMOBILE 2000 Bra- .. , Slft.#i403 I 'Was $3i495 - NO ::,v a d a . fuliv lo a d ed . 22 K. 'Jt ■ I f underbook.$18.S00.Calllli 4037. $27,311. , r : 837^1007 or 539-6199.

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