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More than 300 Lhotshampas now live in Twin Falls. Times- ON DRUNKEN DRIVING News writer Melissa Davlin’s special reporting project will constant reminder of a past mis- tell you who they are and why Judges and advocates turn to technology take and, ideally, a barrier to they’re building new lives in in a push to prevent repeat offenses making it again. Our studies Idaho. Tool to stop a trend show license These ethnic Nepalis lived in By Bradley Guire and Eric Larsen drive again. That barrier is needed, some Bhutan but fled after the Times-News writers “It can be pretty stressful if it’s say — alcohol-related vehicle Bhutanese government’s at a bad time,”Daniels said of the accidents in Idaho declined suspensions Snow can be tricky, April random tests her ignition inter- slightly between 2005 and 2009, campaign of discrimination Daniels said.Busy roads,too. lock system subjects her to. but DUI arrests increased by aren’t enough.” and detainment. They sought But once the dashboard- “Once you get used to it, it’s not nearly 11 percent, according to refuge in Nepal and languished mounted machine in her car so bad. But sometimes it’s not the Idaho Transportation De- Christina Schorzman, local for years in refugee camps calls for proof that she’s sober, easy to hurry up and do it.” partment. MADD victim advocate during resettlement there’s no going back. It can’t be Daniels is a first-time driving In 2010, the Idaho Judiciary negotiations. bargained with or ignored, and it under the influence offender saw a 25 percent increase in DUI Top: April Daniels, 29, demonstrates won’t listen to reason. All it with an otherwise clean criminal filings from the prior year, as how to use an interlock device in her wants is a sample of her breath to record in Idaho. For her and oth- 12,686 new cases entered Idaho’s Now Davlin is headed for make sure the 29-year-old Twin er Idahoans who have been courts. vehicle Friday in Twin Falls. Daniels has Nepal’s camps, to meet more to keep the device for one year. Falls woman is making good on found guilty of DUI, court-or- refugee families who hope to See INTERLOCK, Main 3 (Photo by Drew Nash/Times-News) her promise not to drink and dered interlock devices provide a make the journey to Twin Falls.
WINNER BY A NOSE Ranchers get 2012 PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS advice to be Nevada GOP aims to make proactive state pivotal By Cristina Silva NRCS offers $3 million in Idaho Associated Press writer for work to boost sage grouse LAS VEGAS — Nevada Repub- licans are gambling that they can By Karen Bossick turn this swing state best known Times-News correspondent for showgirls and cowboys into a major player in picking the party’s HAILEY — Magic and Wood River valley presidential nominee. ranchers could face the kind of “spotted owl” After Iowa and New Hampshire scenario that the logging industry in Oregon did get their turns, Nevada hopes to if the sage grouse is listed as an endangered draw all the GOP hopefuls to its species. caucuses — and do better than the But by employing conservation measures, ABOVE: Tiger flop of 2008 when party infight- they can avoid their grazing being shut down and Scouts watch the ing and inexperience with the may be able to keep the sage grouse from being end of a close race caucuses turned the contest into listed as endangered. an afterthought. What’s more, there’s money to help them do in a Pinewood Mitt Romney won three years what they need to do, ranchers learned Thursday Derby competition ago, thanks to the state’s signifi- night. at the Magic Valley cant number of Mormon voters “If you knew cattle prices were going to in- Mall Saturday in and the absence of many of his ri- crease or decrease by 25 percent next year, you’d Twin Falls. vals.Most GOP candidates skipped take steps to maximize your benefit or minimize Nevada to focus on South Carolina. your losses,” said Joe Hinson, a spokesman for In all, 74 cars were Nevada Republicans are deter- the Northwest Natural Resource Group. “This is mined to make the Feb. 18, 2012, the same kind of thing. Agencies are anticipating entered into this caucuses an event not to be the sage grouse being listed. We want to protect year’s Pinewood missed, and they’re already seeing sage grouse while protecting the local economy Derby. their share of likely candidates al- at the same time.” most a full year before the voting. See GROUSE, Main 2 Photos by DREW NASH/Times-News See NEVADA, Main 4
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t s 7 o clock on a Monday can t remember our genera- Google (which developed T.F.police looking morning,and my wife DON T tion being so transfixed by the Droid) or Apple (father Iand I are sitting in our shiny,blinking objects as we of the iPhone.) living room drinking coffee. ASK ME are now.Our national motto Since the iPhone hit the She s in the recliner with a used to be e pluribus unum. market in 2007,the number for would-be robber cat in her lap,reading the Steve Crump Now,it oughtta be “Hang on of texting-while-driving a sec.” traffic deaths has skyrocket- Times-News him, and the man left the newspaper on her Android I was sitting in a meeting ed.Apparently,you can t scene without money. smartphone. a flight attendant I met in a in a Boise office conference take your eyes off your Twin Falls police are The man is described as Minutes pass.Silence. tiki bar?” room a while back with a smartphone if your life de- looking for a would-be 50 to 60 years old, roughly “Ahem,”I say at last. “Unh-huh,.Can I have bunch of people my age. pends on it. robber stemming from an 6 feet tall and heavyset. He “Good morning,dear.” some more coffee?” This particular room had My wife s Droid does have aborted Saturday after- was last seen wearing a red “Unh-huh,”she replies, And so it goes all across motion-activated lighting, some advantages for me, noon attempt. jacket, sunglasses and a never looking up. America.Conversation meaning that if its occu- though.Since she s not pay- At 1:40 p.m., police say a baseball cap. He left “Looks like a nice day.” can t compete with technol- pants don t move around the ing attention,I can let the man approached the teller Speedy Loan in a small, “Unh-huh.” ogy anymore. lights eventually go out. dogs up on the couch and at Speedy Loan, 430 Blue white SUV with tinted “Could rain though,I A farmer friend of mine When they finally did,like share Doritos with them. Lakes Blvd. N. He handed windows. guess,” recently acquired a Droid, clockwork,a dozen Droids And I have complete control the teller a note stating that If you have information “Unh-huh.” and that s mostly what we came out of pockets and of the big-screen. he was armed, and that this to report on this case, call “I need to clean out the talk about these days. purses shining their new That won t last,though. was a robbery. the Twin Falls Police De- gutters again.” When I can get his atten- flashlight app. I m sure there s a TV remote The teller confronted partment at 734-4357. “Unh-huh.” tion. “Did you know that the I asked if his wife was go- Like the dinosaur that I app out there somewhere. moon is made entirely of ing let him take his smart- am,I still pack a low-tech cream cheese?” phone on the tractor. cellphone with a camera I Steve Crump is the “Unh-huh.” “No,”he replied.”But I ll don t even know how to use. Times-News Opinion edi- Couple killed in rollover “And that today I m do it anyway.” And I m not quite sure I m tor. Hear him Fridays at ready to sell my soul to 8:30 a.m on KLIX-1310 AM. Times-News cording to the Elmore Coun- gonna run off to Tahiti with As kids in a toy store,I ty Sheriff s Office. When the A Utah couple was killed driver attempted to overcor- in a single vehicle crash rect,the car overturned. Saturday morning. The passengers, 66 and Huge Utah snowpack AROUND THE VALLEY Their Buick sedan was 68 years old, were both bound traffic will be shifted to headed west on Interstate 84 wearing seat belts. Weinermobile stops one westbound lane today, and a between Hammett and Names are being held prompts flood concerns in T.F. Monday 65 mph speed limit and 14-foot Mountain Home. The vehi- pending notification of the width restriction will be enforced. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — But McInerney said he s re- The Oscar Mayer Weiner- cle went into the median,ac- family. Small portions of westbound A banner snowpack in mul- luctant to make any compar- mobile will be in Twin Falls I-86 and I-84 near the junction tiple areas across Utah has isons to 1983, when a healthy Monday. will also be improved. A project prompted local and state of- snowpack and rapid rise in The 27-foot-long hot-dog- for the westbound I-86 lanes is ficials to prepare for the temperatures in May caused shaped vehicle will be on display scheduled for 2013. threat of spring floods. widespread flooding in Utah. for visitors, and Oscar Mayer Knife River Corp. of Boise is COMING THIS WEEK IN Water managers across The floods caused an esti- representatives will hand out the contractor for the $11 million much of Utah have reduced mated $200 million in dam- free postcards. repaving project, which is levels at reservoirs to make age. The Weinermobile is sched- expected to be completed in THE TIMES-NEWS room for spring runoff, the “When you look at 1983, uled to be at the Fred Meyer July. Deseret News of Salt Lake our snowpacks were nor- parking lot from 2 to 5 p.m., and City reported. mal. It just kept snowing in- the Holiday Inn Express parking National Weather Service to June,” he said. “That lot, at 1554 Fillmore St., after. Jerome holds hydrologist Brian McIner- spring weather is what we ney said the snowpack in the do not want to replicate. We Interstate repaving facilities workshop Wasatch Range east of Salt could have some problems, Jerome city officials invite Lake County was at 145 per- but if we shut off the rainfall may start Monday Jerome residents to a workshop cent of normal for the date, and snow, we should be OK The Idaho Transportation to discuss a development plan and more storms were going with regard to the flood Department s 15-mile pavement for new city facilities. to drive up that number. threat.” resurfacing project on Interstate The meeting will be held at 86 from the Interstate 84 junc- 6 p.m. Monday, at Jerome City tion to the Raft River inter- Council Chambers, 100 E.Ave.A. change is expected to begin as Information: 324-8189. Grouse MORE INFO soon as Monday. Weather permitting, east- — Staff reports Continued from Main 1 For more information, go to www.id.nrcs.usda.gov/pro- H i g h - t e c h m e d i c i n e About three dozen ranch- grams/sage_grouse/ ers attended the informa- index.html Melissa Davlin tells you M ONDAY IN tional meeting at the Com- Former county attorney about Mountain States Or call the Natural Resources H EALTHY munity Campus in Hailey. Conservation Service at Tumor Institute s new tool The greater sage grouse 208-378-5700. files $25 million claim for fighting cancer. & FIT was deemed a candidate species for federal protec- NAMPA (AP) — The for- claimed he owed the coun- tion last year in 11 Western have $3 million. If we don t mer Canyon County At- ty $288,000 from the states — kept off of the en- use all the money this year, torney has filed a $25 mil- Nampa deal. BEHIND THE dangered list only because we might just get $1 million lion tort claim against the The dispute over that other species were of higher next year,”said Hinson, en- county s top executives, money has also spilled over immediate priority. couraging the ranchers to accusing them of extortion into Bujak s federal bank- BOUQUET Bob Josaitis, rangeland sign up. and forcing his resignation ruptcy case and in a sepa- What you might not know management specialist with Carey rancher Ray Baird amid a dispute over his rate, ongoing criminal in- the U.S. Natural Resources said ranchers want to do handling of a contract to vestigation into Bujak s about the flowers on your Conservation Service in good. provide legal work for the handling of that contract. table; Ariel Hansen reports. Boise, said a listing could “In my opinion the city of Nampa. Bujak resigned Sept. 30 shut down grazing,just as the biggest threat to sage grouse The claim filed last week after telling commissioners T UESDAY IN spotted owl listing shut down is from wildfire. So why not is the latest dustup be- he could not pay the H OME & part of the logging industry. use grazing as a deterrent for tween county officials and $288,000 on the deadline But ranchers can protect fire?” he opined. “And former attorney John Bu- set by the county. He also G ARDEN themselves from such puni- they re thinking about a new jak, who stepped down signed over the Nampa tive measures with a Candi- airport south of Timmer- from the elected post last contract. date Conservation Agree- man Hill. There s 536 sage fall after serving less than In his tort claim, the first Minus Melissa Davlin reports on Magic ment with Assurances grouse on that runway — two years. step before filing a civil Valley cooks favorite substitutions (CCAA). Conservation offi- that s a lot of sage grouse.” In the tort claim, Bujak lawsuit, Bujak claimed the for allergen ingredients. cers would help participat- The population of sage contended commissioners commissioners “extorted” the milk ing ranchers assess the grouse in south-central Ida- forced him out of office, the transfer of the Nampa number of sage grouse on ho endured a substantial de- and in the process “extort- contract by threatening to W EDNESDAY IN F OOD their land and identify areas cline four years ago, in part ed” a $1.8 million contract withdraw their endorse- for habitat improvement. In due to the West Nile virus, he had with Nampa to ment of it. He claims the return for taking steps to said Idaho Fish and Game prosecute the city s misde- commissioners threated to help the grouse, ranchers biologist Regan Berkley. meanor cases. sue him to collect money NOT THE SAME wouldn t be punished under Since numbers have stabi- The county and Nampa they knew they were not the Endangered Species Act lized and even slightly risen, signed a contract in 2009 entitled and to prosecute OLD SONG for any incidental harm to except for the Jarbidge area that gave Bujak control and him for misappropriation the birds in the course of to the southwest that was diverted payments from of government funds. Melissa Davlin talks to their work. ravaged by the 2007 Murphy the city into a trust fund He also accuses county Magic Valley cover bands about NRCS has $3 million to Complex Fire. managed only by him, but officials of making false and how they try to stand out. spend in Idaho this year to Sage grouse are important from which Bujak would libelous statements about help ranchers carry out as an indicator species to reimburse the county for him in public and giving those measures. For in- determine how healthy the staff time and supplies. misleading statements to F RIDAY IN E NTERTAINMENT stance, it could pay them rangeland and sagebrush At the time of his resig- investigators conducting $1.65 an acre to defer part of are,Berkley said. nation, county officials the criminal inquiry. their land from grazing until Watershed % of avg. peak June 15 when they know the Salmon 103% 97% nesting period is over. Or it Big Wood 101% 95% could pay them to put up a Little Wood 105% 102% fence or move a fence. Big Lost 102% 96% The catch: Ranchers who Little Lost 115% 104% Henry s Fork/Teton 116% 110% want to participate must ap- Seasonal percentage, Upper Snake Basin 115% 109% ply by April 15. as of March 26 Goose Creek 92% 92% “Last year we had $1 mil- Salmon Falls 109% 106% lion to spend. This year we Save up to 60% on IDAHO LOTTERY Circulation Director Robert Ronco . .735-3327 great deals from TIMES-NEWS Circulation phones open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily Saturday, March 26 and 6 to 10 a.m. on weekends for questions PUBLISHER about delivery, new subscriptions and vacation 04 10 11 19 33 Powerball: 27 local businesses John Pfeifer ...... 735-3345 stops. If you don’t receive your paper by Power Play: x4 6:30 a.m., call the number for your area NEWSROOM before 10 a.m. for redelivery. 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said the devices’ usage still Interlock has room to grow. “Judges come and judges Eligible for Medicare? Continued from Main 1 go,” Bechen said, “and as Who’d have thought? As more Idahoans are ar- new ones come in, we try to rested for impaired driving, get some training out there Call us today about the number of Twin Falls for how the interlocks work.” Medicare Supplements County DUI offenders re- Schorzman said a joint ef- fort by MADD, ITD and the and Medicare quired to regularly prove Advantage Plans. their sobriety to their vehi- National Highway Traffic cles is also on the rise. Mag- Safety Administration is istrate Judge Thomas Ker- promoting legislation to Denise Siren make interlocks a mandated shaw,the 5th Judicial District 1637 Addison Avenue East 734 3342 DUI court judge,said he’s or- part of sentencing for DUI dering every offender who offenders. While the group enters his program to install ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News already encourages interlock an ignition interlock device Dan Alsgaard, a mechanic at Aarow Automotive in Twin Falls, installs usage to judges and prose- GET TUNED UP FOR SUMMER! in their vehicle. an ignition interlock device in a vehicle on Wednesday. The devices cutors, passage of a rule “Our policy is that we’re require drivers to submit a breath test to prove they haven’t been change in the Capitol would Whether you are running your going to use them,” he said. drinking before the vehicle’s engine will start. be a boon to MADD’s efforts. kids, going to work or “There are lots of advan- “We’re just starting to take going on vacation... a good run at it,”Schorzman tages. Obviously, one is that we can make sure you if they’re working properly, a HOW INTERLOCKS WORK said. “There’s been legisla- person can’t drive while in- tion drafted and a commit- stay traveling! What does the device do? toxicated.” tee is reviewing it.” Interlock devices prevent The devices weren’t al- anyone from driving a DUI ways such popular deter- Smile, you’re on camera Fred Kenyon 141 Bridon Way, Jerome offender’s vehicle unless 731 7957 324 5476 rents. they’re stone-cold sober. As judicial officials and Repair Judge Howard Smyser and The dashboard-mounted victim advocates push for Coordinator Steve Conger gadget is wired into the wider interlock usage, one started the district’s DUI vehicle’s starter. The driver problem persists: how to court more than four years must pass a breath test keep offenders from using a ago. The program is similar to before the car will start. designated breather. drug court: both offer quali- While all current devices fying offenders a chance to How much alcohol does it DREW NASH/Times-News require a breath sample, not have their convictions drop- take to disable the car? An ignition interlock device is all require proof that the ped if they successfully com- Interlocks don’t allow their displayed at Aarow Automotive. driver provided it. A co- NOW OPEN plete an aggressive rehabili- owners any wiggle room. If conspirator or unwitting tation process that includes the tiniest bit of alcohol is present on his or her breath, the inter- child could provide an en- FOR LUNCH! counseling and regular court lock will keep the car from starting. The instruments are sensitive gine-starting sample for a appearances. enough to detect alcohol found in gum, mouthwash and even sour- drunken driver. 11:30 am-2:00 pm 7 Days A Week! Interlocks were certainly dough bread. In the event of an error, a re-test is allowed after a It’s a misdemeanor in Ida- *Great Sandwiches, available at the DUI court’s few minutes, enough time for food alcohol to dissipate. ho to provide a breath test to genesis, but Conger said their allow a DUI offender to skirt Wraps and Burgers installation cost offenders Are there penalties if a DUI offender has alcohol on his or her his or her interlock device, upward of $300, plus a $100 breath? but it’s a difficult crime to *Homemade Soups monthly calibration fee.Aside Modern interlocks can store up to a month of test data. Results go enforce unless police catch from the high cost for offend- to the offender’s probation officer. Blowing positive for alcohol is a violators in action. *Healthy Salads ers — which could be seen as violation of DUI court rules; the offender will face the conse- But Kershaw believes that and Much More! part of their punishment — quences specific to their case. concern is easy to address. local officials had a more prac- He and Conger noted that tical reason not to rely on the Can’t the driver just consume alcohol after the car is started? many interlock manufactur- The BEST Happy ever-present tests: No one in Modern systems require drivers to provide “rolling re-samples” at ers are beginning to offer Twin Falls installed them. random intervals. Since proving sobriety to a Subaru at interstate “cockpit cameras” that snap Hour In Town! But as more area mechan- speeds can be nearly as dangerous as drunken driving, interlocks pictures of an automobile’s 4:00-6:00 pm ics began to — at least four in give drivers a couple of minutes to pull over and provide another driver and passengers when Twin Falls and Jerome do sample. the interlock is in use. They Friendly People, now — the related cost also save the photos for pro- plummeted. What happens if a mid-trip test is failed? bation officials to review. Comfortable Surroundings “They’re at about rock The interlock won’t turn the car into a roadside statue. Instead, it’ll Right now,a camera isn’t a and the BEST Views bottom,” Conger said of the flash the car’s lights and honk the horn much like a car alarm required piece of Idaho’s in- fees. Some mechanics, he would, potentially drawing suspicion from a patrol officer and terlocks. But Smart Start and of the Canyon Anywhere! added, have even offered free other drivers. LifeSaver, both brands ap- installation. proved by ITD, offer a cam- Dinner Served Starting at 5pm Daniels said she paid about he’s not told when the units Twin Falls counties. Within era with a lens as small as a 7 days a Week! $130 for her device’s installa- are removed. the district,Twin Falls Coun- cellphone or laptop webcam. tion after her December con- In 2010, ITD received 1,345 ty had the most installations “I could see it becoming viction, plus an ongoing $65 interlock installation re- with 31, but Blaine County mandated in the future,” Reservations Available 737-0486 to $100 for monthly fees. It ports. Those reports includ- followed closely with 27. Conger said. “We really like Walk-ins are Always Welcome! can be hard to come up with ed 86 in the 5th Judicial Dis- Bechen said he’s seeing an the camera.” the money each month, she trict, which covers Blaine, increase in interlock orders, said,but,“Well,yeah,it could Camas, Cassia, Gooding, Je- due in large part to getting be worse.” rome, Lincoln, Minidoka and word out to judges. But he MADD seeks legal shift Currently, interlock in- stallation is still among the Valley many options an Idaho judge can choose when sen- Carpet Care tencing a DUI offender. Mothers Against Drunk “True deep carpet cleaning.” Driving says that choice Marvin 536-5777 should morph into mandated Josh 308-9999 punishment for everyone who’s caught drunk at the wheel.MADD wants to put an interlock device in every DUI offender’s vehicle, claiming that doing so reduces repeat offenses by 64 percent. “MADD has been a huge End Back Pain supporter of interlock de- vices,” local MADD victim advocate Christina Schorz- No matter the size of your business, man said.“Our studies show license suspensions aren’t enough.” we have the experience and range of Schorzman said the inter- locks aren’t a replacement banking solutions to it your needs. for stricter DUI sanctions, but can supplement punish- ment. People with suspend- ed driver’s licenses still need to get places, she said, so - Checking they drive anyway. 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Drug use or selling — 7 # !# " # # # Fight — 3 Winter Leadership Meet- now, the state’s Republi- " ## ing in Las Vegas on April 2. cans are proceeding as if # # " Hit and run — 4 # " — Newt Gingrich, Tim Paw- they will get to keep the " ! # Noise disturbance/disturbance 45 ## — lenty and Sarah Palin have plum No. 3 spot on the po- # ! " !" Prowler/peeping Tom 9 # """ # Shots fired — 2 traveled to the state for litical calendar. # # # Stolen vehicle — 2 fundraising dinners and It could be a high-stakes Grandview Drive North! # # # # ! Structure fire — 1 private meetings. role for Nevada, the first ! #" # # "#! #### " ! — “Our state is beginning Western state in the pri- # # ! ! Theft 22 # ! Threat — 2 to pick up some traction,” mary process. Depending " ! # # #" # # # Trespassing — 4 said former Nevada Gov. on the outcome in Iowa and # # " ! # " Vandalism — 17 Robert List, a Republican New Hampshire, Nevada ! " !! ## ! "!!! # Vehicle burglary — 6 National Committee rep- could give momentum to a Shoshone Street # — # !# # Sexual assualt 5 resentative. “It’s been a lit- candidate or further com- "# tle slow to build because plicate the race. ## ! # Kimberly Road !" # "# !! Nevada is relatively new to Still, the GOP has a few # this role as an early state. hurdles to pulling off a " # We are learning the ropes as marquee event. # # we go forward here.” “They don’t know what Nevada Republicans plan they are doing because they # # Twin Falls ## to host a series of mock have never done it before,” caucuses, train volunteers said Heidi Smith, also an incidents about how to hold a caucus RNC representative. ## and teach voters the intri- And the tea party’s # cacies of participating in emergence has exacerbated # Eastland Drive South the process. Party leaders fissures in the state GOP. 3/17-3/24 also are seeking advice The divisions were on full from experts in Iowa, display last year when the # Source: City of Twin Falls Source: city of Twin Falls which for years has held the GOP nominated Sharron Washington Street South leadoff caucuses. And the Angle over the establish- GOP is stepping up fund- ment candidate to chal- raising to ensure that it has lenge the endangered Reid. enough money to rent ven- He won and is back in the ues for the voting sessions. Senate. Angle is running 5TH DISTRICT COURT NEWS Caucuses typically are for a House seat, giving the TWIN FALLS COUNTY MORE ONLINE the period of Jan. 31 to Feb. 28. Suzanne Summer. Seeking all-day meetings in which tea party a prominent voice FELONY SENTENCING Jose M. Lozano. Seeking estab- establishment of support for activists gather to talk and in the state. Michael R. 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Ayala-Martinez. frastructure in place in 2012 population or its hundreds court compliance program, Sandy Williamson. Seeking per- less. Seeking establishment of in the Republican Party to of unemployed workers. $265.50 costs, 100 hours com- manent injunction against Brent A. Rathbun. Seeking medical support: 52 percent drive more people to the Nevada has the highest munity service, enter no estab- defendants operating a non- establishment of paternity, of medical expenses not cov- caucus,”said Rep.Joe Heck, jobless rate in the nation at lishment that sells alcohol as permitted motocross track on Medicaid reimbursement and ered by insurance, provide who represents southern 13.6 percent. main source of income. their property, $300 costs and child support: $122 monthly medical insurance; lien will be Nevada. State GOP chairman $100 per day if the operation support plus 43 percent of placed upon defendant’s real There’s plenty of room Mark Amodei also is FELONY DISMISSALS continues after injunction is medical expenses not covered and personal property if delin- for improvement. In 2008, weighing a congressional Jason McLemore, 29, Twin Falls: issued. by insurance, provide medical quent in obligation for at least Republicans drew only run, and the possible race two counts grand theft, state Don Bothof dba Mountain West insurance, $2,858.32 birth 90 days or $2,000, whichever 44,000 voters at 113 pre- to replace him could fuel dismissal. Hay vs. John Nunes. Seeking costs, 43 percent of any work- is less. cincts at a cost of about internal strife. Desiree A. Green, 32, Kimberly: repayment of balance $51,418 related day care expenses. $400,000. By comparison, The Nevada GOP has four counts forgery, state dis- and interest accrued and attor- Tritan M. Martin. Seeking estab- DIVORCES FILED Democrats — with the help been in disarray for years. missal. ney’s fees. Plaintiff alleges lishment of paternity and med- Rosa C. Zagal vs. Juan M. Zagal. of Senate Majority Leader Republican Jim Gibbons, defendant failed pay for servic- ical support: 50 percent of Todd A. Rambur vs. Kristina M. Harry Reid — staged a the state’s governor until DRIVING UNDER THE es. medical expenses not covered Rambur. highly organized contest in last fall, faced a series of INFLUENCE SENTENCINGS Chanelle Sisson vs. Lance by insurance, provide medical Terilyn Canning vs. Stacy W. which Barack Obama and scandals while in office, Laci E. Everett, 31, Wendell; driv- LeBaron Homes Inc. insurance; lien will be placed Canning. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Sen. John Ensign won’t ing under the influence, $500 upon defendant’s real and per- Julianne Yates vs. Timothy Yates. competed fiercely. 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Photos by DREW NASH/Times-News Purity Spa Salon Boutique, in Twin Falls, carries a variety of different wines. Twin Falls shop mixes it DIVERSITY AND BALANCE up for business success By Blair Koch High School to move to an massage, body treatment basement available there is Times-News writer urban setting. MORE INFO MORE ONLINE and infrared sauna rooms) plenty of room for expan- “I moved right away to VIEW a photo gallery Valdez is down to earth, sion down the road. Stepping into Purity Spa Manhattan,” Valdez said, Purity Spa Salon Boutique is of the Purity Spa pointing out that most of Having ran her own spa Salon Boutique and you adding that she’s spent time located at 2221 Addison Ave. Salon Boutique. the interior decor was either for several years, Valdez may not know where to in Seattle and southern Cal- East, Twin Falls. For informa- MAGICVALLEY.COM brought off her own home knew what the workflow start. ifornia. tion call 734-7873 or visit walls or purchased locally at would be. Shopping or coffee? A “Honestly, I created a their website at www.puritys- She currently employs Real Deals Home Decor or Using sticks laid on the Swedish massage or facial? place where I would want to pasalon.com three baristas and two re- Lowe’s, in Twin Falls. floor Valdez outlined where Maybe chilling in the in- work,”Valdez said. “I want- ceptionists and oversees a Although Valdez would- they would need to drop in frared sauna with a glass of ed to create an organicly Inside Purity Spa Salon small army of self-contrac- n’t say how much she and walls, keeping efficiency Sparkling Muscato or get- growing, trend-setting Boutique you’ll find A Coffee tors: three manicurists, her husband, Tony Valdez and cost in mind every step ting a cutting edge hair style space with local wines, free- and Wine Affair. Call for a three estheticians, four hair (who operates his boutique of the way. will hit the spot. trade and organically roast- delivery at 734-4688. stylists and a pair of mas- law firm on the opposite However, Valdez knows Whatever your pleasure, ed coffees, salon and cloth- sage therapist. side of the building) spent the operation will always be this store is sure to please; ing boutique. This is the A cosmetic surgeon will on the building she said they a work in progress. Trends with a heavy dose of urban- perfect place for a bridal who walks through our soon be joining the ranks. invested about $50,000 in evolve and she has plans to cool ambiance to boot. party or girls night. It does- doors a look over they’re Valdez is no newbie in the remodeling costs. accommodate large groups That’s the whole point, n’t matter if they want to gone,” Valdez said, acting business. Her line of Virginn “We were very conscious and special occasions in the said Owner Tanja Lee- shop or start their occasion out the snide body language Pure Mineral makeup was of everything we did,” future. Valdez, who opened the with a bottle of wine or get she said some spas or cloth- featured at the 2009 Acade- Valdez said. “The building is For now, she’s enjoying boutique last year and re- pedicures because its all ing boutiques give people. my Awards and she has been so big that I spent months her cool-space. cently added a Coffee & here.” “For example, we have bot- invited to several red carpet just figuring out where “I’m lucky because peo- Wine Affair inside the Valdez said she isn’t mar- tles of wine that start at $12 events. everything would go.” ple enjoy coming in here and building. keting to just one set of peo- but we also offer a few bot- However, Valdez isn’t a It took some work getting I’m enjoying all of this,”she After her family moved to ple and doesn’t offer prod- tles that go for $200. It really prima donna. the building ready for the said. southern Idaho when ucts pigeonholed within a depends on what people As she gives this reporter workflow. Valdez was still young the price parameter. want, and they are all very and a photographer the tour With 4,500 square-feet Blair Koch may be women didn’t wait long af- “I tell everyone I hire that high quality, non-fortified (making stops in the coffee on the main level and an ad- reached at bkoch@magic- ter graduating from Filer if I see them giving anyone wine.” bar, hair salon and couples ditional 4,500 square-foot valley.com or 735-3295.
LEFT: Purity Spa Salon Boutique operates an infrared sauna during business hours Friday afternoon in Twin Falls.
ABOVE: Purity Spa Salon Boutique receptionist Breana Kensington works Friday afternoon in Twin Falls.
RIGHT: ‘Hair Artist’ Laura Sanders tends to her client, Karen Johnson at Purity Spa Salon Boutique Friday afternoon in Twin Falls.
Twin Falls’ Local Dish rolls out breakfast menu Tips for picking a business partner reakfast has long been to do so,”said Leslee Reed. Money for said the funds give the organi- touted as the most The breakfasts are right in microentrepreneurs zation a new tool to assist new By Joyce. E. A. Russell B important meal of the line with the couple’s desire and existing business growth. Special to The Washington Post day.Now it’s available at MS. BIZ to offer local,natural and or- The United States Depart- The funds will also help the Twin Falls’Local Dish Mar- ganic goods to the commu- ment of Agriculture Rural De- organization diversify the Small-business owners ket & Cafe. Blair Koch nity. velopment’s Rural Microen- economy of south central Ida- have shared with me their The store,which opened To accommodate the ex- trepreneur Assistance Pro- ho. struggles with business last year,has long offered a buckwheat pancakes,pan- panded menu the facility has gram has provided funding to “We will make loans of up partners and asked me for hearty array of lunch offer- fried Hagerman trout and also expanded its hours. Region IV Development. to $50,000 at below bank in- insights on what they ings,from homemade pota- the “Breakfast Banana Split,” It will be open 7 a.m.to The Twin Falls-based or- terest rates and as the loans could have done to pick to salad to organic black made with homemade gra- 5 p.m.,Tuesday through ganization will use the funds are repaid,the dollars will be better collaborators. bean and quinoa burgers and nola and plain yogurt served Thursday; 7 a.m.to 8 p.m. to create small business loans. available to re-lend for addi- Research shows one of blackened catfish with cole on a banana and covered on Fridays and from 8 a.m.to Agriculture Secretary Tom tional business develop- the key factors in small slaw and oven-roasted fries, with fresh fruit. 5 p.m.Saturdays.Breakfast Vilsack said the the funding ment,”said Herring. business failure is poor to name a few. Owners James and Leslee will be served 7 a.m .to provides opportunity for small Herring said the impact management. Sometimes On Tuesday,the shop,lo- Reed will also have a variety 11 a.m.Tuesday through Fri- businesses requiring just a could support 15 jobs in the people are so excited about cated at 778 Falls Ave.,start- of breads available, like day and 8 a.m.to noon Sat- small loan to get them going. area. starting a new business ed serving breakfast. coffee cake, cranberry or- urdays. “Through this important For information call 732- that they don’t take the You’ll find classic tastes ange muffins, scones and Lunch hours are program,USDA will provide 5727 ext.3001. time to thoroughly evalu- on the menu,like eggs,ba- more. 11:30 a.m.to 3 p.m.Tuesday access to capital for the small- ate their potential part- con and chocolate milk,but “It’s always been our in- through Saturday. est of small business.” Blair Koch may be reached ners. They assume that you’ll also find a few unique tention to offer breakfast, For more information: Region IV Development at [email protected] offerings: Gluten-free and it’s finally the right time 734-3100. Executive Director Joe Herring or 735-3295. See TIPS, Business 3 Business 2 Sunday, March 27, 2011 BUSINESS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho YOURBUSINESS
MILESTONES CONTRIBUTIONS Bill Phillips earns Rain Bird certification Drive One 4 Ur School Raises Bill Phillips of minimum of 1,200 $4,000 for two area schools Kimberly Nurseries hours in the field, 24 Landscape & Irriga- hours of irrigation Middlekauff Automotive High School and Canyon tion, Twin Falls, has education, three Group presented the Twin Ridge High School earned successfully com- years of irrigation Falls and Canyon Ridge high their school $20. pleted all require- industry experience schools with $4000 as a re- The check presentations to Jerry Smith Jill Stone Brad Leggett ments to become a and a passing score sult of Middlekauff Ford’s an- each school took place last Rain Bird Certified on a pre-qualifying nual fund raiser Drive One 4 week at Middlekauff Ford in HomeSeekers Now cuts red ribbon Residential and Light Bill Phillips exam. This certifica- Ur School. Twin Falls, where Gregg Commercial In- tion program has The Ford Drive One 4 Ur Middlekauff presented Twin HomeSeekers Now, the Chair for the Realtor Associ- staller. been designated by the U.S. School program was devel- Falls High School students official publication of the ation and Brad Leggett,office Phillips passed a rigorous Environmental Protection oped as a fun, interactive with $2,260 and Canyon Greater Twin Falls Associa- manager. test on irrigator’s skills and Agency (EPA) as a Wa- way to help local high Ridge High School Principal tion of Realtors, recently cut HomeSeekers Now is a understanding of irrigation terSense labeled certifica- schools raise money to sup- Brady Dickson with $1,740 the red ribbon at the Greater guide to homes, land, new installation. The Rain Bird tion program, designed to port their sports and ex- for their efforts. Twin Falls Association of Re- construction and real estate Certified Residential and drive the market for water- tracurricular activities. For more information altors office at 1162 Eastland services for the Twin Falls Light Commercial Installer efficient products and serv- These events took place at about the 2011 Drive One 4 Ur Drive in Twin Falls along and surrounding areas. Program is open only to ices. each of the high schools. For School event, please contact with the Twin Falls Area It is published monthly and highly experienced irriga- For information on the each test-drive, Twin Falls Eric Rhen at 736-2480. Chamber’s Ambassadors. available online at tion professionals. certification visit www.rain- Personnel include Jerry www.homeseekersnow.com Participants must have a bird.com/training. Smith, Jill Stone, Magazine Information: 404-9719. Top Gun Truck Driving Academy gives Dr. Irwin named Idaho Family scholarship to wounded Army veteran Visions Home Health opens in Gooding Physician of the Year A scholarship has been The Visions Group founder of the busi- awarded by Greg and Home Health and ness. Dr. James Irwin medical students Michelle Christianson, Hospice celebrated This expansion will was selected as the from across the owners of Top Gun Truck the opening of an of- enable Hospice Vi- 2011 Idaho Family country. He was an Driving Academy to Michael fice in Gooding and sions Home Health to Physician of the auxiliary faculty Madrid. cut the red ribbon serve Gooding Coun- Year. member with the The scholarship was given with the Gooding ty. Irwin, practicing University of Wash- through the Wounded War- Chamber of Com- They currently in Jerome, will re- ington and an Idaho rior Program, a grant pro- Michelle Greg Tami Slatter merce. provide services for ceive his award at the State University gram in association with the Christianson Christianson Visions offers hospice, home health 63rd Annual Idaho James Irwin clinical faculty Idaho Department of Trans- services in the areas of hos- and homecare private staffing. Academy of Family member. portation, which provides verse, Veterans Serving Vet- pice, home health and home Contact the Gooding office by Physicians’ Conference on He is an assistant clinical funding for disabled veter- erans Liaison with the Idaho care private staffing. calling 934-4283 or email May 21. professor at University of ans to attend truck driving Department of Labor select- Tami Slatter is CEO and co- [email protected]. He was selected by the Washington and director of school and to obtain a class A ed Michael Madrid, an un- Idaho Academy of Family the Continuity Clinic for the CDL with all endorsements. employed Army disabled Physicians Board of Direc- Magic Valley Rural Residen- The schools usually assist veteran. tors for providing patients cy Training Track. the veterans with job place- “This is like a dream come Insured Titles cuts red ribbon in Gooding with compassionate and He has also served as ment to continue their over- true,”Michael said, “my fa- comprehensive family med- Medical Consultant to Idaho the-road training after grad- ther and my brother were Insured Titles, formerly The office is located at 841 icine on an ongoing basis. Department of Health and uation as well. truckers, so I think it’s in my Gooding Title & Escrow Main St.,Gooding. Since 1983, Irwin has Welfare Region V Child De- After interviewing quali- blood! I am really excited Company and Camas Coun- Insured Titles provides ti- worked side by side with velopment Center. fied veterans, Allison Con- and really happy!” ty Title L.L.C., recently held tle insurance and closing a ribbon cutting ceremony services for Gooding, Lin- with the Gooding Chamber coln and Camas counties. of Commerce. Information: 934-4427. Dr. David Hadlock passes American Board Jiffy Lube to help Idaho Foodbank Southeast Idaho Jiffy Lube locations will be helping the of Addiction Medicine Certification exam Idaho Foodbank fill its shelves with needed non-perishable food items to help combat hunger and meet its goal of Dr.David Hadlock and an evaluation, Twin Falls Jamba Juice cuts red ribbon 13 million pounds of food for Idaho families. has passed the 2010 including an exami- Jamba Juice recently cut Beginning April 1 and continuing through April 30, indi- American Board of nation designed to the red ribbon to celebrate its viduals can drop off non-perishable food items at any of the Addiction Medicine assess the knowl- opening along with the Twin participating Jiffy Lube locations in southern Idaho. Certification Exami- edge, experience Falls Area Chamber’s Am- In addition,Jiffy Lube will donate up to $1,500. nation. and skills requisite bassadors. The Idaho Foodbank provides services through partner- The ABAM certifi- to the provision of Jamba Juice, at 1239 Pole ships with over 200 agencies statewide. cation is recognized high quality patient Line Road Suite 310 C, Twin Idaho is rated as the 10th worst state in childhood hunger as signifying excel- care to those who Falls, is a new member of David Hadlock and 36th in overall hunger. lence in the practice suffer from the dis- the chamber as well as a Ryan Arfman Brad Roper Information is available at: www.idahofoodbank.org. of addiction medicine. ease of addiction. new business in the Magic It demonstrates that Hadlock also holds cur- Valley. available too. Hadlock has met vigorous rent certifications as a Certi- Jamba Juice offers its cus- Jamba also caters. For standards through intensive fied Medical Review Officer, tomers a large variety of more information on cater- study, assessment and eval- a Certified Corrections freshly blended smoothies, ing services visit its website uation. This certification is Health Professional, a Certi- ready-made wraps, sand- at www.jambatogo.com. designed to assure the pub- fied Substance Abuse Pro- wiches and salads. Orders can be made at lic that providers have suc- fessional, and a Master of Baked goods are 735-2424. cessfully completed an ap- Addiction Counseling. proved educational program Info: 735-0000. 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If there are good business partner is as many personal financial important as finding the problems, the individual for on checking accounts right spouse or life partner. may not have the skills to add Your business partner can value to your new business. By Candice Choi Here s what to watch: select customers with pre- hang onto to that “free” ac- either reduce your stress in Does he pay his debts on Associated Press writer mium accounts will contin- count. the business or increase it time? Overuse credit and 1. ATM WITHDRAWALS ue getting rewards for debit significantly. rack up lots of expenses? NEW YORK — Don t get card purchases. So, what makes for a good Which of the partners has Hitting up another bank s 4. OVERDRAFT too attached to the terms on So if you value debit re- business partner? the organizational skills to ATM usually results in two your checking account. wards and your bank tries to CHARGES First, understand your make sure everything is tak- fees: one from the ATM op- In the past year, banks take them away, check if Overdrawing your ac- own personality and work en care of? Who, if anyone, erator and another from have hiked monthly fees, there s a way to consolidate count is still one of the style. Can you work with has the skills to run the busi- your own bank. imposed tougher minimum or rearrange your accounts. fastest ways to rack up fees. someone else or do you work ness and handle the paper- The average combined balance requirements and Banks charge as much as $39 better alone? What work (e.g., payroll, accounts cost of hitting an out-of- even taken away rewards per violation, no matter how strengths and weaknesses do payable and receivable)? network ATM was already programs. 3. MONTHLY FEES small the charge. And if you you bring to the table? What Assuming you are going to almost $4 last year, accord- The positive spin from The “free” checking ac- don t realize you ve over- are your goals for the new eventually grow the business ing to Bankrate.com. And banks is usually that the counts banks advertise in- drawn your account, you business? By having a good and hire employees, find out the evidence suggests that changes are part of a re- creasingly require cus- could quickly rack up a suc- understanding of yourself what you can about your po- figure is headed sharply vamping intended to give tomers to meet certain con- cession of violations. first, you can then evaluate tential partner s leadership higher. customers more personal- ditions. For example, This scenario can be potential partners in light of style.One firm I worked with It s always been a good ized options. But it s not a monthly fees might only be avoided simply by declining your own attributes. had two partners who both idea to avoid using another coincidence that they come waived if a customer main- to enroll in overdraft protec- When evaluating a poten- had excellent technical skills bank s ATM. Now that at a time when the industry tains a minimum balance or tion. If you re already en- tial partner, make sure he or in the business, but one of banks are searching for ways is facing a dramatic drop in sets up direct deposit. rolled, call your bank to opt she shares your values and them had extremely poor to squeeze more from ac- revenue. Wells Fargo, for example, out. vision. This will enable you leadership skills. As a result, counts, the incentive is As part of the sweeping did away with free checking A regulation that went in- to effectively communicate the other partner constantly stronger than ever. financial overhaul last year, last July.It now offers an ac- to effect last summer pro- with each other about your had to handle employee Congress directed the Fed- count that comes with a $5 hibits banks from enrolling goals for the business.Sever- morale issues, which in- eral Reserve to set a cap on 2. DEBIT REWARDS monthly maintenance fee. customers without their al owners have told me about creased his stress level. the fees banks can collect There are already signs But the charge can be consent. But because over- their problems when they Conduct due diligence to from merchants whenever that rewards programs for waived if you maintain an draft fees have been such a wanted to substantially grow learn all these things about customers swipe their debit debit cards could become average daily balance of lucrative revenue source, the business and their part- your partner in advance. cards. extinct. $1,500 or set up a monthly some banks have been ag- ner just viewed it as a hobby. Check references by finding Banks say the Fed s cur- Chase recently began no- direct deposit of at least gressive in trying to get cus- Your partner needs to former colleagues. Interview rent proposal could slash tifying customers that they $250. tomers to opt in. share your code of business your potential partner by the $16 billion they collect would no longer earn points E-banking is another op- The customer service ethics. You would not want asking about work style, ex- each year from stores by up for debit card purchases tion banks are pushing. representative at your bank to pick a person who travels amples of showing initiative, to 90 percent. starting in July. The bank At Bank of America, cus- might pitch it as a protective that slippery slope from ly- leadership challenges, how But even as they scramble had already ended new en- tomers can get free checking measure. But the worst that ing to cheating and stealing. he or she handled construc- to recoup the lost revenue, rollment in the program last if they opt for e-statements can happen if you don t opt In addition, you need a per- tive feedback, etc. Check out banks need to be careful not month. and do their banking online. in for overdraft coverage? A son you respect and who re- the résumé and verify the to alienate customers. So One way to hold onto Given all the moving flash of embarrassment spects you for your profes- facts (e.g., educational back- with a little vigilance, there debit rewards? Check if the parts, be sure to carefully when your transaction is sional insights. ground,employment). are usually ways to keep program is still offered for check any notices from your declined. Then you simply Make sure you know your Once you have decided on costs down or hold onto the premium accounts. Both bank. It could be that some find another way to pay or partner s work habits. If a your partner, it is a good idea terms you value. Chase and PNC Bank say tweaks will be needed to walk away. workaholic picks a really to have him or her complete laid-back person as a part- some assessments to see ner, that could be a good what your work styles and thing or not. But, it is best personalities are like, such as known at the outset. personality tools like the Look for a partner who can Myers-Briggs Type Indica- YOURBUSINESS bring some unique skills, tor, or the Strength Deploy- knowledge and experience to ment Inventory to diagnose the table. Your business will the potential strengths and benefit more from someone areas of opportunities for a whose skills can comple- new business team. By doing CAREER MOVES ment your own. Just be clear this in the early stages, you about who is responsible for can go into the partnership which parts of the business. with your eyes open. maurices welcomes Mary Gil Tyler Billings joins Try to find a partner who will not be bringing a lot of Russell is the director of as new store manager Wright Physical Therapy non-work issues to the busi- the Executive Coaching and ness.Learn more about his or Leadership Development maurices, inside the Mag- performance, visual presen- Dr. Tyler Billings has final student intern clinical her personal life before be- Program at the University of ic Valley Mall, has an- tation and personnel re- joined Wright Physical rotation at Wright Physical coming partners. Does this Maryland s Robert H. Smith nounced its new store man- cruitment and training. Therapy, at 1411 Falls Ave. Therapy. person have personal prob- School of Business. ager,Mary Gil. maurices is a national E., Suite 105 Twin Falls. 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BURLEY/RUPERT FORECAST TWIN FALLS FIVE-DAY FORECAST Yesterday’s Weather Today: A mix of rain and snow. High 45. Today Tonight Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday City Hi Lo Prcp Boise 48 36 0.05" Tonight: Snow showers likely. Low 30. Challis 45 25 0.00" Coeur d’ Alene 52 30 0.03" Idaho Falls 47 29 Trace" Tomorrow: Sprinkles during the day, late flurries. High 43. Jerome 48 32 0.04" Lewiston 57 34 Trace" Lowell 58 31 0.00" Malad City n/a n/a n/a" ALMANAC - BURLEY Malta n/a n/a n/a" Good chance of A mix of rain Chance of rain Mainly cloudy A few Warmer, drier Pocatello 49 27 Trace" rain showers and snow or snow glimpses of Rexburg 46 30 Trace" Temperature Precipitation Salmon 48 30 0.00" showers sunshine Stanley 34 16 0.01" Sun Valley 39 27 0.20" Yesterday’s High 50° Yesterday’s Trace High 47° Low 33° 49° / 31° 52° / 33° 53° / 35° 58° / 38° Yesterday’s Low 29° Month to Date 1.53" Normal High / Low 53° / 30° Avg. Month to Date 0.89" ALMANAC - TWIN FALLS Record High 76° in 1997 Water Year to Date 6.99" Record Low 18° in 1975 Avg. Water Year to Date 5.61" Barometric Sunrise and Temperature Precipitation Humidity Pressure Sunset IDAHO’S FORECAST Yesterday’s High 51° Yesterday’s Trace Yesterday’s High 88% 5 pm Yesterday 29.66 in. Today Sunrise: 7:29 AM Sunset: 7:58 PM Yesterday’s Low 32° Month to Date 1.46" Yesterday’s Low 44% Monday Sunrise: 7:27 AM Sunset: 7:59 PM SUN VALLEY, SURROUNDING MTS. Normal High / Low 53° / 30° Avg. Month to Date 0.98" Today’s Forecast Avg. 72% Tuesday Sunrise: 7:26 AM Sunset: 8:00 PM Chilly temperatures and snow showers are Record High 71° in 2007 Water Year to Date 7.77" Wednesday Sunrise: 7:24 AM Sunset: 8:01 PM expected for the day. Highs will only reach into Record Low 18° in 1965 Avg. Water Year to Date 6.32" A water year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 Thursday Sunrise: 7:24 AM Sunset: 8:03 PM the low 30's. Watch for icy conditions. Temperature & Precipitation valid through 5 pm yesterday Moonrise Coeur d’ Moon Phases Today’s U. V. Index Low Moderate High Alene Today Highs 40'sTonight’s Lows 20's to 30's and Moonset Forecasts and maps prepared by: 45 / 32 BOISE Today Moonrise: 3:55 AM Moonset: 1:35 PM 4 11 3 5 7 10 Wet and damp conditions are expected Monday New First Full Last Moonrise: 4:29 AM Moonset: 2:38 PM The higher the index the10 Cheyenne, Wyoming through the day. Scattered rain April 3 April 11 April 18 April 25 Tuesday Moonrise: 4:58 AM Moonset: 3:40 PM more sun protection needed www.dayweather.com showers and cloudy skies, temperatures in the 40's. REGIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST WORLD FORECAST Lewiston Today Tomorrow Tuesday Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow 57 / 38 Today Highs/Lows 40's / 30's City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Boise 47 34 sh 52 35 sh 53 35 sh Atlanta 65 45 th 65 49 sh Orlando 89 67 pc 83 65 th Acapulco 84 72 sh 84 71 pc Moscow 26 14 ls 30 18 ls Grangeville NORTHERN UTAH Bonners Ferry 44 33 sh 45 35 r 46 35 sh Atlantic City 44 25 r4428suPhiladelphia 42 25 pc 46 28 su Athens 63 55 pc 63 56 pc Nairobi 79 53 sh 79 52 sh A weak piece of energy will Burley 45 30 ls 43 30 ls 48 30 r Baltimore 38 26 ls 44 26 pc Phoenix 78 56 pc 82 57 su Auckland 67 48 sh 65 53 pc Oslo 36 23 pc 37 27 ls 48 / 30 rotate through the region Challis 40 27 ls 42 26 ls 49 26 mx Billings 40 26 mx 44 28 mx Portland, ME 35 19 pc 33 29 pc Bangkok 78 65 r 69 64 r Paris 62 40 sh 61 39 pc Coeur d’ Alene 45 32 sh 45 34 r 44 34 sh Birmingham 68 45 th 70 52 pc Raleigh 44 33 r 52 35 pc Beijing 60 35 pc 69 38 pc Prague 47 29 sh 53 29 pc today, bringing clouds and Elko, NV 46 26 ls 42 24 pc 52 24 pc Boston 39 25 su 40 30 pc Rapid City 36 25 ls 36 24 mx Berlin 48 30 pc 51 29 pc Rio de Jane 86 70 th 86 71 th scattered showers. Eugene, OR 50 41 sh 54 42 r 56 42 sh Charleston, SC 71 50 th 58 55 sh Reno 51 30 mx 53 28 pc Buenos Aires 71 52 pc 72 52 pc Rome 60 52 pc 60 49 sh McCall Temperatures will be in the Gooding 45 33 mx 47 32 mx 48 32 sh Charleston, WV 40 25 ls 46 31 pc Sacramento 58 45 sh 63 44 pc Cairo 77 47 pc 79 48 pc Santiago 77 42 pc 84 42 pc Grace 35 23 ls 38 24 ls 41 24 mx Chicago 34 27 ls 37 28 pc St. Louis 41 28 mc 48 35 pc Dhahran 75 66 pc 77 66 pc Seoul 48 28 ls 54 28 pc Salmon 50's. 34 / 22 Hagerman 49 36 sh 51 33 sh 52 33 sh Cleveland 34 20 su 34 24 pc St.Paul 36 17 pc 38 17 pc Geneva 57 37 sh 54 31 sh Sydney 73 57 sh 75 59 sh 48 / 27 Hailey 36 24 ls 40 26 ls 42 26 ls Denver 56 34 sh 55 36 ls Salt Lake City 51 39 ls 48 36 ls Hong Kong 70 66 sh 71 64 pc Tel Aviv 64 60 pc 64 60 pc Idaho Falls 42 28 ls 41 27 ls 46 27 r Des Moines 38 24 pc 41 30 mc San Diego 60 51 pc 65 52 pc Jerusalem 75 46 pc 70 44 pc Tokyo 51 35 pc 56 36 sh Kalispell, MT 48 30 sh 49 30 sh 48 30 sh Detroit 32 17 pc 36 25 pc San Francisco 57 49 r 61 49 pc Johannesburg 72 55 th 79 56 sh Vienna 46 32 r 54 33 sh Jerome 45 31 mx 47 30 mx 48 30 mc El Paso 78 52 pc 81 51 su Seattle 49 42 sh 52 43 r Kuwait City 80 60 pc 81 59 pc Warsaw 41 28 pc 47 26 pc Lewiston 57 38 sh 56 39 r 57 39 sh Fairbanks 28 9 ls 28 13 ls Tucson 79 50 pc 83 53 pc London 59 37 pc 57 36 sh Winnipeg 27 10 ls 30 15 ls Caldwell Malad City 36 28 ls 41 28 ls 49 28 r Fargo 32 4 pc 33 13 pc Washington, DC 39 29 ls 46 29 pc Mexico City 81 48 sh 82 48 sh Zurich 41 29 r 47 28 sh 49 / 37 Idaho Falls Malta 42 29 ls 40 30 ls 47 30 r Honolulu 79 71 sh 80 71 sh McCall 34 22 ls 37 21 mx 38 21 ls Houston 76 64 pc 80 68 pc Boise Sun Valley 42 / 28 Missoula, MT 51 31 sh 52 32 sh 51 32 sh Indianapolis 40 24 pc 43 30 pc TODAY’S NATIONAL MAP 47 / 34 32 / 19 Pocatello 40 30 ls 42 31 ls 51 31 r Jacksonville 85 65 th 74 62 th -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Portland, OR 49 42 sh 52 43 r 54 43 sh Kansas City 40 30 mc 46 32 mc Pocatello Rupert 45 30 ls 43 30 ls 48 30 r Las Vegas 71 52 pc 74 52 pc Rupert 40 / 30 Rexburg 35 27 ls 36 26 ls 44 26 r Little Rock 53 40 pc 59 49 pc Mountain Home 45 / 30 47 / 32 Richland, WA 55 35 sh 59 41 sh 60 41 sh Los Angeles 64 50 pc 69 52 pc Rogerson 38 24 ls 37 22 ls 44 22 ls Memphis 52 38 mc 61 48 pc Burley Salmon 48 27 mx 50 26 sh 49 26 sh Miami 87 72 pc 86 72 th H Twin Falls 45 / 30 Salt Lake City, UT 51 39 ls 48 36 ls 54 36 mx Milwaukee 34 23 ls 34 25 pc Fronts 47 / 33 Spokane, WA 48 33 sh 50 36 r 47 36 sh Nashville 51 35 mc 58 45 pc Stanley 31 17 ls 35 14 ls 39 14 ls New Orleans 80 68 th 78 66 th Yesterday’s State Extremes - High: 60 at Powell Low: 14 at Dixie Sun Valley 32 19 ls 35 20 ls 36 20 ls New York 42 25 pc 40 31 su Cold Yellowstone, MT Oklahoma City 38 L weather key: su-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, mc-mostly cloudy, c-cloudy, 33 11 ls 33 10 ls 30 10 ls 54 pc 56 48 mc H Omaha 38 27 mc 41 28 mc th-thunderstorms, sh-showers,r-rain, sn-snow, fl-flurries, w-wind, m-missing Warm CANADIAN FORECAST Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow L Stationary GREGG MIDDLEKAUFF’S QUOTE OF THE DAY City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Calgary 31 16 ls 33 19 ls Saskatoon 28 18 ls 32 20 ls Cranbrook 336ls3315ls Toronto 24 14 ls 30 20 ls Valid to 6 p.m. today The fastest way to freedom is Edmonton 31 22 ls 32 20 ls Vancouver 46 38 ls 41 37 ls Occluded Kelowna 34 11 ls 35 19 ls Victoria 47 41 r 48 44 sh Yesterday’s National Extremes: Lethbridge 32 26 ls 36 27 ls Winnipeg 27 10 ls 30 15 ls High: 99 at Laredo, Texas to feel your feelings. Regina 27 21 ls 30 24 ls Low: -13 at Tomahawk, Wisc. More Magic Valley weather at www.magicvalley.com/weather ~Gita Bellin Get up-to-date highway information at the Idaho Transportation Department’s Web site at 511.idaho.gov or call 888-432-7623. Meet Microsoft’s guru of ‘design matters’ By Sharon Pian Chan The Seattle Times BILL BUXTON SEATTLE — Bill Buxton is Job: Principal researcher at multiplatform the way Microsoft since 2005 Leonardo da Vinci was mul- Age: 62 tiplatform. Residence: Toronto The Microsoft researcher Family: Married with three is a technologist, a designer, kids a musician, an author, out- Education: Bachelor’s degree doorsman and a nationally in music from Queen’s ranked equestrian. University in Kingston, He has spent decades Canada; master’s degree in working on the future of computer science from tech, but he paddled the University of Toronto; hon- rivers of Saskatchewan last orary degrees from Technical summer in 1,000-year-old University of Eindhoven in technology: a birch-bark the Netherlands, Queen’s canoe sealed with tree sap University and Ontario and bear fat. College of Art and Design in At Microsoft, Buxton is a Canada researcher who also has Experience: Principal at been charged with spread- Buxton Design, chief scien- ing the “design matters” tist at Alias Wavefront and message to engineers who Silicon Graphics Inc., would rather hack code than research scientist at Xerox clay. PARC-EuroPARC, associate Design matters to Mi- professor of computer sci- crosoft’s bottom line, as ence at the University of Apple leapfrogs the compa- Toronto. ny in market share and Website: www.billbuxton.com market capitalization with DEAN RUTZ/The Seattle Times/MCT photo the elegant iPhone and Bill Buxton is responsible for fueling imaginations at Microsoft. iPad. ence professor at University Microsoft has shown ect needs to have equal sta- developing commercial that starving musicians computer-science professor of Toronto. pockets of more sophisti- tus at the table on each of products, the amount re- purchase for $10,000. at the University of Toronto Buxton stayed on as a lec- cated design with the Win- the three disciplines.” mains staggering. The Na- A Canadian son of a and asked for advice. He be- turer afterward and worked dows Phone 7 interface and He is up front about the tional Science Foundation, preacher, Buxton spent his came an artist-in-residence on the project until 1987, the Arc Touch mouse, but it challenge. in comparison, received childhood living all over at the university, raised a when he started a branch of has a long way to go. The “My job is to be frustrat- $6.9 billion in federal fund- Germany and Canada after $250,000 grant to build a the Xerox Palo Alto Research company remains synony- ed,” he said via phone from ing in 2010. his dad became an army digital instrument and Center in Cambridge, Eng- mous with the boxy PC, a Revelstoke, B.C., about to His 2007 book on design, chaplain. Buxton studied earned a master’s in com- land, Xerox PARC-Eu- cutting-edge device in the disappear for a few days on a “Sketching User Experi- music — the tenor saxo- puter science. They called roPARC. ’80s that now has the sex backcountry ski trip. ences,”flits from the design phone, specifically — for his the musical instrument a The electronic drum he appeal of mom jeans. Buxton, a human-com- of the iPod to “The Wizard bachelor’s degree at Queen’s “Structured Synthesizer designed in 1984 was one of Hired in 2005 with the as- puter interaction expert, is of Oz,”the book “Black Like University in Kingston, On- Sound Project” so it would the first multitouch devices. signment to “go make a dif- one of 850 researchers that Me” and the plays of Bertolt tario, and worked as a pro- appeal to scientists. That technology has evolved ference,”Buxton is trying to Microsoft hires to conduct Brecht. At the Microsoft fessional musician for more “The Structured Synthe- into technology on smart- spark a design-naissance scholarly research on tech- MIX conference in Las Ve- than a decade. sizer Sound Project was just phones and iPads where we inside Microsoft. nology and to publish re- gas last year, he played a Frustrated by digital-mu- mind-blowing for doing it can place more than one fin- He summed up his goal in ports in academic journals. digital saxophone and ex- sic instruments available in in the 1970s,” said Ron ger on the screen to manip- a meeting with Microsoft What they work on may or horted the developers to the 1970s, he wrote to a Baecker, a computer-sci- ulate what’s on screen. 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Bear Lake 4.3 Tie. Fremont 4.3 3. Boise 4.1 Tie. Shoshone 4.1 5. Benewah 4.0 6. Gooding 3.8 ultimate 7.Boundary 3.7 8. Lewis 3.7 Tie. Nez Perce 3.7 10. Owyhee 3.6 11. Bannock 3.5 Tie. Bonner 3.5 survivor 13. Ada 3.4 s Idaho city managers go,Pocatello’s Tie. Butte 3.4 Tie. Elmore 3.4 Chuck Moss was the best in the busi- Tie. Payette 3.4 ness. Tie. Valley 3.4 Legislators,state and county officials, Tie. Power 3.4 colleagues across the state and most of State average 3.3 theA City Council members with whom he worked 19. Adams 3.3 praised his knowledge,judgment,political acumen Tie. Canyon 3.3 and management skills. Tie. Jerome 3.3 Yet one Wednesday morning in June 1985,Moss Tie. Lincoln 3.3 found himself out of a job after 14 years. “Mental health services were completely eliminated for 452 out of Tie. Minidoka 3.3 In a special election the day before,Pocatellans Tie. Oneida 3.3 approximately 4,000 adults last year because of budget cuts. Tie. Washington 3.3 had voted to scrap the city manager form of govern- According to the state legislative record, of these 452 individuals, nine 26. Bonneville 3.2 ment and return to the strong-mayor system that’s Tie. Caribou 3.2 the norm in Idaho cities. are in jail, 48 had at least one hospitalization, two committed suicide Tie. Cassia 3.2 City managers — and there Tie. Clearwater 3.2 are only three of them left in and one was involved in a shooting.” Tie. Franklin 3.2 Our view: Idaho — have the trickiest job in Tie. Gem 3.2 Everywhere local government.Not only are Tie. Kootenai 3.2 they their city governments’ Idaho budget cuts will have real consequences Tie. Twin Falls 3.2 you turn in lightning rods,at any moment a 34. Madison 3.1 By Doug McKnight tions than Idaho according payers is increased. These Tie. Teton 3.1 Twin Falls, majority of council members to the 2010 Census. The 11 societal costs do not go can show them the door. 36. Bingham 3.0 you’ll find he tragic shootings in less populous states spent away: they are only shifted 37.Jefferson 2.9 That’s what makes retiring Arizona in January an average of $114.6 million to hospital emergency 38. Blaine 2.8 City Manager Twin Falls City Manager Tom T focused Americans, with a range between rooms, homeless shelters, 39. Custer 2.7 Tom Courtney’s 31-year tenure — at least temporarily,on the $47.2 million and police, local courts, jails and Tie. Latah 2.7 which ends Monday — so re- shortcomings of our mental $211.6 million. Idaho spent prisons. The taxpayer still 41. Idaho 2.4 Courtney’s markable.He’s survived health systems in the United $41.1 million, less than half gets the bill, and it is usually Tie. Lemhi 2.4 legacy. 11 mayors and 32 different city States. Earlier this month a of the average for the states a bigger one. councilmen. report issued by the Nation- with smaller populations. The state Department of *Rankings did not include What do al Alliance on Mental Illness While the need for mental Health and Welfare has Camas and Clark counties And he’s done so in turbulent entitled “State Mental health services is increasing closed nine local offices that you think? times.On Courtney’s watch, Health Cuts: A National because of the nation’s eco- previously provided mental Twin Falls has weathered four- — Source: County Health Crisis” noted that almost nomic distress and the trau- health service. Even in loca- Rankings We welcome alarm crises about waste treat- two-thirds of the states matized troops returning tions where services re- viewpoints ment,arsenic in drinking water have cut their mental health home from the war,Idaho main, staff has been cut, and the city’s dwindling water budgets over the last two continues to reduce its ex- wait times for appoint- the state budget. from our resources,and two major fiscal fiscal years. The report penditures and services. ments have been extended These cuts are grave readers on challenges — one caused by breaks down the mental What does this mean to a and visits are shorter.Men- enough, but this is not the this and state property tax reform in the health expenditures state by person living with mental tal health services were whole picture. The Medic- early 1980s and the other by the state and focuses only on illness in Idaho? Mental completely eliminated for aid budget, which is sepa- other issues. non-Medicaid mental health services provided by 452 out of approximately rate from the general budg- Great Recession. health services financed by the regional Department of 4,000 adults last year be- et, is also being cut. Medic- The city has also grown by state general funds through Health and Welfare offices cause of budget cuts. Ac- aid is an important source of 68 percent. state mental health agen- will be reduced to respond- cording to the state legisla- funding for mental health Much of Courtney’s longevity can be explained by cies. ing only to those individuals tive record, of these 452 in- services for youth and his personality — he never claims to have all the an- Idaho has cut state men- determined by a Designated dividuals, nine are in jail, 48 adults. The Idaho Legisla- swers.And while he manages the day-to-day opera- tal health care spending by Examiner to be a danger to had at least one hospitaliza- ture is making permanent tions of the city,he doesn’t try to run it.That’s al- 11.4 percent from fiscal year themselves or others. This is tion, two committed suicide two temporary cuts in Med- lowed him to thrive while dealing with a wide variety 2009 to 2011. This places simply crisis response. It is and one was involved in a icaid which affect mental of personalities on the City Council. Idaho in a tie for 13th place like waiting for a heart at- shooting. Some of these health services. All of the Granted,he’s had the good fortune to work with among the states with the tack or a stroke before you vulnerable people ended up temporary cuts to Medicaid some of the better City Council members in Twin largest cuts by percentage of do anything to control your on the streets. Some of that are being made perma- their overall state mental high blood pressure. them will die. nent are estimated to save Falls’history — Gale Kleinkopf,Jim Vickers,Howard health general fund budget. Cutting the mental health How do thing look for the the state $6.9 million.Be- Allen,Doug Vollmer and Chris Talkington,to name a The total dollar decrease in budget impacts taxpayers Idaho budget in fiscal 2012 cause the federal govern- few. Idaho during the three-year too. Even if you disregard which runs from July 1,2011, ment matches each $1 spent But though Courtney is a team player,his imprint period was $5.3 million. the enormous negative through June 30,2012? Right by Idaho with $2.33 of fed- on Twin Falls in unmistakable — particularly on the The report shows that in moral and social implica- now the only two compo- eral money,the total reduc- city’s water supply.A decade ago,Twin Falls was in fiscal 2011 Idaho had the tions of not supporting nents of the state budget not tion in Medicaid services is trouble with over-the-top profligacy in water use,a lowest state mental health those living with mental ill- yet set by the Legislature are $23 million. dropping groundwater table and no readily available expenditures of all 50 states, ness and their families until education and health and MENTAL HEALTH alternatives.Now,due largely to an aggressive water even though there are 11 they have a major psychotic welfare.Both of these budg- See , conservation campaign and the 2008 deal that gave states with smaller popula- break, the cost to Idaho tax- ets must be cut to balance Opinion 2 the city access to water from Pristine Springs,Twin Falls should have enough water to accommodate growth for the next 20 years. It’s hard to imagine a Snake River Canyon trail sys- It’s your government, so it’s your business tem,a single-stream recycling system or an Auger Falls Park without Courtney’s dogged perseverance ublic trust in the me- dia has slipped.Ac- L HOW TO CONTACT ME — or the growth in the city’s north end without the P cording to the Pew Re- ETTER FROM expansion of Washington Street North,Pole Line search Center,believability THE EDITOR Facebook: Friend me on Facebook to get a behind-the-scenes look Road and Eastland Drive. in “all or most of what your at our newsroom and talk about issues facing the Magic Valley. Without question,Courtney’s successor Travis daily newspaper says”has Josh www.facebook.com/joshawtry Rothweiler faces challenges.Twin Falls has too few dropped 4 percent in a Awtry Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawtry cops and thus too much crime.Downtown redevel- decade. Email: [email protected] opment has languished and until the Legislature Sometimes,though,it dime.The modifications Phone: (208) 735-3255 gives Idaho cities some more meaningful local con- takes a harrowing situation state that it’s the public’s job trol in raising revenue Twin Falls will struggle to to realize who your true to prove a document should make ends meet. friends are and rekindle a re- be made public.More im- what it does best: The public caught legislators’hands in lationship. portantly,the law would ex- is clamoring for deeper dig- the cookie jar. But for 31 years,Courtney has made the trains run Take what’s playing out in empt legislators voice mails, ging,and the media is re- The pressure from the on time — no matter how many obstacles were on Utah’s Legislature,for ex- text messages,instant mes- sponding with its expertise. public and media fury has the track. ample. sages and video chats from A story on the bill posted had humbling results.The He’ll be missed. Late in Utah’s 45-day leg- the public eye. early this week on The Salt governor,whose own hand islative session,a bill was The new law has had the Lake Tribune’s website gar- signed the bill into law not whisked through both the unintended consequence of nered more than 1,000 com- more than a week ago,con- House and the Senate that waking a sleeping giant and ments.Reading through vened a special session to TIMES-NEWS had enormous implications re-uniting the public and page after page of responses, consider repealing the law. on government transparen- the media. it’s heartening to notice an On Friday,the House and John Pfeifer, publisher Josh Awtry, editor Steve Crump, Opinion editor cy. They’ve both leveled their appreciation for the fact that Senate voted to repeal the The members of the editorial board and writers of HB477 severely impacts sights at the government’s the bill might have gone un- bill they passed. editorials are John Pfeifer, Josh Awtry, Steve Crump, the public’s right to see what attempt to close open doors, noticed had the Tribune and Bill Bitzenburg and Mary Lou Panatopoulos. legislators are doing on their and the partnership is doing other media outlets not See EDITOR, Opinion 2 Opinion 2 Sunday, March 27, 2011 OPINION Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho The great worldwide food crunch ASHINGTON — and epidemics.He cited So- ducer.By 2030,Fraley thinks Here’s a question ... Bad harvests this year could overwhelm tight malia’s pirates as prototypes. U.S.yields for corn,cotton W about the Mideast markets and cause panic buying. If nature and By contrast,Thompson and and soybeans can roughly turmoil for future historians: other experts are less double.Biotech seeds are al- How much did food inflation technology don’t restore a better balance gloomy.Astonishing tech- so spreading to Latin Ameri- contribute? We know some Robert between supply and demand, the consequences nological advances are one ca,China and India. basic facts.Middle East Samuelson reason,as the table below The other reason for opti- countries import 50 percent for human suffering and political shows.It provides U.S.pro- mism is that farm practices or more of their wheat,a sta- scarce foodstuffs.The pres- duction of wheat and corn, in some parts of the world — ple food for many.Beginning ent price surge is the second conflict could be fearsome. measured as bushels per acre sub-Saharan Africa,for one in mid-2010,world grain in three years.In 2008,run- tute,a think tank.This agriculture economist (“yield”),since 1900. — lag so far behind state-of- prices exploded.At $8.56 a ups in rice and wheat trig- boosts grain demand for an- Robert Thompson of the the-art that there are im- bushel in February,wheat gered protests and riots in imal feed.For cattle,it takes Chicago Council on Global Bushels per acre mense opportunities for prices had doubled in eight about two dozen countries, about eight pounds of feed Affairs.From 2010 to 2050, Date Corn Wheat catch-up.Economist months.Despite massive including Egypt,Haiti and grain to gain a pound; for the world’s population is 1900 28 12 Thompson says that the gap subsidies,some higher prices the Philippines.Then and chickens,it’s between two projected to increase 38 per- 1950 38 17 on corn yields between suc- filtered through to con- now,some suppliers (India and four. cent,from 6.9 billion to 1970 72 31 cessful American farmers sumers.Did that create a tin- and Vietnam in 2008 for rice “We’ve had strong inter- 9.5 billion,with gains con- 2010 153 46 and their struggling African derbox for protest? and Russia now for wheat) national demand,(despite) a centrated in poorer coun- counterparts is sometimes “In both Tunisia and banned exports,increasing major recession,”says tries.By some estimates, Corn yields quintupled 10-to-1. Egypt,women in TV inter- world prices and shifting Joseph Glauber,the Agricul- about 1 billion people are al- and wheat yields quadru- The global food squeeze is views screamed about food risk to countries with food ture Department’s chief ready so undernourished pled.Improved seeds,more a great uncovered story.For prices,”says Laurie Garrett deficits. economist.“It’s not unique they can’t do modest manu- fertilizer,irrigation and bet- now,high prices and short of the Council on Foreign Growing global affluence to China.”In seven out of the al labor. ter farming practices created supplies have enriched Relations.“Food inflation underlies the squeeze.As past 10 years,he notes,world Can the world raise food huge gains. American farmers,with ex- was a contributor.How countries modernize,diets wheat consumption has production that much? Optimists argue that these ports and incomes soaring. much we don’t know.” change.People shift from outpaced production.Global Well-known environmen- will continue,driven heavily But bad harvests this year Whatever the verdict,it’s eating grains directly — as grain stocks,a buffer against talist Lester Brown doubts it. by the biotechnology.It in- could overwhelm tight mar- not an idle curiosity.As meal and bread — to con- shortages,have declined. Declining water tables,cli- volves the insertion of spe- kets and cause panic buying. much as oil,scarce food suming them indirectly as Food markets remain vul- mate change and eroding cific genes into seeds that If nature and technology could shape global politics meat and dairy products. nerable to any setbacks — topsoil limit the possibilities. make crops more resistant to don’t restore a better balance for decades. From 2000 to 2030,per floods,droughts — that re- Writing in Scientific Ameri- weeds,bugs and drought.In between supply and demand, Call it the Great Food capita meat consumption duce harvests.The diversion can, he warned that perva- effect,they’re smart seeds. the consequences for human Crunch.Global food de- could rise 49 percent in Chi- of U.S.corn to ethanol in- sive food scarcities will lead “In about 10 years,we’ve suffering and political con- mand is colliding with na,79 percent (albeit from a tensifies pressures on grain to more failed states — na- gone from selling corn seed flict could be fearsome. strained supply.High prices low base) in India,and supplies. tions unable to guarantee with one biotech trait to or shortages could destabi- 22 percent in Brazil,esti- All things considered, food security for their people eight,”says Robert Fraley, Newsweeks columnist lize poor countries and trig- mates the International global food production may — that become breeding chief technology officer for Robert Samuelson writes ger global scrambles for Food Policy Research Insti- have to double by 2050,says grounds for global terrorism Monsanto,a major seed pro- about economics. Editor WEATHER Continued from Opinion 1 Elderberries: No, your nagged at me throughout ly all journalism was that / It’s rekindled a powerful the week. Never one to turn black and white. partnership that has atro- eyes aren’t playing tricks away from a good conspira- 24 7 phied of late. I kicked off my week with cy,I studied the comics and Josh Awtry is the editor It should also serve as a an earnest phone call from a did note a lot of differences of the Times-News. cautionary tale,though.The reader who was positively in the artistic style. arrogance of Utah’s legisla- convinced a conspiracy was I contacted the syndicate, tors got them in trouble be- afoot in our comic strip who in turn got me in touch cause they forgot who they “The Elderberries.” with the artist. serve. He insisted that some- “I decided it best to re- Those of us in the media body new must be drawing turn to the old fashioned NEW would do well to remember it, despite the fact that speedball pen, dipped in In- MODELS! that message,too.We’re here Corey Pandolph’s name has dia ink that I draw all my because readers value our graced the strip since cre- other work with,”Pandolph ability to seek answers to ator Phil Frank died in Sep- said. questions and shine light tember 2007.I assured him “It’s also much more fun where little exists.If we ever that Universal, the syndi- for me to draw,and that’s assume that we’re better than cate that sends us the com- what doing comic strips is our audience,we deserve to ic, would have notified us of supposed to be all about.“ go through the same crucible any changes. Mystery solved: Same as Utah’s legislators. However,the thought cartoonist, new pens. If on- Mental health Continued from Opinion 1 those living with mental ill- effective in preventing Psycho-social rehabilita- ness to get re-integrated mental health crises and do ™ tion services that assist back into the community the most to foster recovery MEET THE NEW BOOMER were cut over the last few and independence. Funding years from a weekly cap of should be tied to perform- FROM NEW HOLLAND! MENTAL HEALTH 20 hours to five hours. Cur- ance. rent proposed legislation It is an unfortunate fact New Holland’s all-new Boomer™ compact tractors feature the maneuverability FUNDING will further cut these serv- that the life expectancy in and operating ease you need to make quick work of tough jobs. Models range ices to four hours resulting the United States of a person from 28 to 47 horsepower with a choice of a dual-pedal, hydrostatic transmission How the states ranking in the in a state savings of approxi- living with a severe and per- or a smooth, shuttle-shift gear transmission. No matter which model you choose, percentage of change in mately $2.3 million. With sistent mental illness is 25 you get deluxe features as standard equipment: mental health funding from the loss of the federal Med- years shorter than that of 2009 to 2011: TILT STEERING COLUMN icaid match, this is a further the average American. HIGH- BACK ADJUSTABLE SEAT annual reduction of Doesn’t this vulnerable State Change $7.6 million in Medicaid population deserve better CLEARLY LABELED CONTROLS THAT COME EASILY TO HAND 1. Alaska -35% mental health services. treatment in Idaho? Let FOLDABLE ROPS 2. Arizona -22.7 NAMI Idaho, the state or- your state legislator know FLIP-UP, ONE-PIECE HOOD Tie. South Carolina -22.7 ganization of the National that you support better 4. Nevada -17.3% Alliance on Mental Illness, is funding for state mental 5. Kansas -16.4% advocating for no cuts for health services. 6. California -16.3% mental health services in 7.Illinois -15.1% fiscal 2012. NAMI Idaho re- Doug McKnight of Sagle 8. Hawaii -12.4% alizes that the state legisla- is the president of National 9. Idaho -14.7% tors have a very difficult task Alliance for Mental Illness Tie. Utah -14.7% in balancing the budget but Idaho. Due to a mathemati- 11. Hawaii -11.3% TWIN FALLS TRACTOR NORTHSIDE strongly believes that fur- cal error, the national NAMI Tie. Ohio -11.3% ther cuts in mental health organization adjusted its 13. Washington -11% & IMPLEMENT CO. IMPLEMENT CO. expenditures will actually state rankings last week. 14. Tennessee -10.1% cost the taxpayers more Not counting the District of 1935 Kimberly Rd. Twin Falls 733 8687 1922 S. Lincoln Jerome 324 2904 16. Virginia -9.1% money.We have taken the Columbia, that elevates 800 293-9359 800 933-2904 17.Iowa -8.9% www.twinfallstractor imp.com position that we will sup- Idaho from 13th to 11th 18. New Hampshire -8.5% port legislation and those among the states. © 2010 CNH America LLC. New Holland is a registered trademark of CNH America LLC. 19. Michigan -7.9% legislators supporting a tax 20. Colorado -16.7% increase if the increased 21. Pennsylvania -4.7% revenue is earmarked for 22. Maryland -4% mental health. It is clear that 22. New York -3.5% prevention, early interven- 24. Delaware -3.1% tion, treatment and recov- 25. Texas -3% ery services are more cost Tie. Indiana -3% effective and have more 27.Wyoming -2.9% positive results than the 28. Louisiana -2.8% current focus only on emer- 29. Oklahoma -2.7% gency response services. 30. New Mexico -2% The state mental health 31. New Jersey -.7% services in Idaho need to be WOULD LIKE TO PUBLICLY CONGRATULATE ITS PAST & CURRENT 32. Florida +.2 refocused on the prevention TWO MILLION HOURS 33. Georgia +.5 EMPLOYEES FOR REACHING THE MILESTONE OF of mental health crises. 34. Wisconsin +1.2 NAMI Idaho also advo- WITHOUT A LOST TIME ACCIDENT. THIS GOAL WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN 35. Minnesota +1.4 cates for transparency and 36. Montana +2.1 ACHIEVED WITHOUT EACH EMPLOYEE’S INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION TO accountability in the collec- 37.Alabama +2.5 tion of and publication of SAFE WORK BEHAVIOR AND DEDICATION TO SAFETY 38. Connecticut +2.6% meaningful performance, 39. Kentucky +3% process and outcome meas- Tie. Vermont +3% ures for mental health serv- Current Magic Valley Employees Listed Below 41. Missouri +3.7% ices. It is our understanding 42. Nebraska +3.9 that the Department of Randal Coates Jeff Hutchins William Jones 43. South Dakota +4% Health and Welfare is cur- Javier Leija Charles Rutler Arturo Triana Jr. 44. North Dakota +4.4% rently working on such a Larry Covey James Jackson Hal Kelso 45. Maine +5.2 system and we applaud 46. Arkansas +5.9% Erik Neilson Patrick Sherrill Ernest VanDiest those efforts. Legislators 47.West Virginia +6.6% Case DeJong Donald Johnston Robert Larsen and taxpayers have the right 48. Rhode Island +7.4% Alex Otto Terry Sherrill Gary White to expect that resources 49. North Carolina +20.9% spent on mental health are Ryan Diepersloot Joshua Jones Cruz Leija 50. Oregon +23.2% being used wisely and effec- James Ponton Tracy Swainston Michelle Wright tively.Outcome studies Calvin Huff Mickey Jones — Source: National Alliance should help identify those Robert Ramos Arturo Triana on Mental Illness services that are the most Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OPINION Sunday, March 27, 2011 Opinion 3 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Distractions could be emplary rural library.How Getting the many library boards and city downfall for ed reform Tell us what you think administration volunteer Putting technology in the ONLINE: Register at Magicvalley.com, and respond to any of the hours has it taken us to get to classroom? local opinions or stories in today s edition. this point? Work together The idea of increasing the ON PAPER: The Times-News welcomes letters from readers on and do not be allowed to be use of technology in high subjects of public interest. 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Box 548, Twin Falls, ID 83303; faxed to the only losers are the citi- our best teachers design (208) 734-5538; or e-mailed to [email protected]. zens of Wendell — the citi- on nature courses in which students JOIN THE DISCUSSION: Voice your opinion with local bloggers: zens of the past,the citizens would be required to respond Progressive Voice and Conservative Corner on the Opinion page today and the citizens of the to questions when each new at Magicvalley.com. future. aybe John Muir concept or set of facts is pre- PAMELA CRAWFORD was a fool. sented.An incorrect answer “clean”nuclear industry Would I pick the right person Wendell Muir,the godfa- M would prompt the CD to re- needs to contend with are the or would an innocent stu- ther of contemporary envi- peat that presentation using possibilities of terrorist at- dent,faculty or staff member ronmentalism, was among Golden Eagle s success other examples and the tacks,infrastructure wear fall to my well-meaning at- the first activists to pro- Gregory question repeated.This and tear,discontented em- tempt to protect myself and attributed to teamwork claim the “oneness” of hu- Rodriguez process could continue for as ployees,and plain old human others? Dave,what do you think mans and the natural world long as the student contin- error. Think about it.There are about CSI winning the na- and to insist that we seek to well-being is secured by ued to doze or daydream. Then there s the proud places where firearms do not tional championship in live in harmony with our competent engineering,”a I have used a similar tech- legacy of nuclear waste.Our belong in the hands of un- men s basketball? a fellow surroundings. So con- liberal Washington jour- nique in college classrooms, country stores more spent trained professionals.Col- CSI student asked me. vinced was he of nature s nalist tweeted and told me by firing questions at those fuel rods than Japan does, lege and university campuses Well,I kind of expected essential goodness that last week. In other words, students who seemed to be and this insidiously deadly and the Statehouse are good things from this year s once during a temblor,he when nature turns on us daydreaming and repeating radiation will endure an among them.Second team.At the beginning of the ran out of his cabin at mid- once too often, we may de- the material with different epoch longer than the most Amendment rights not season,Kenny Buckner night crying “a noble cide it s better to fight back examples when the answer is ancient Egyptian pyramid. withstanding. talked about this year s team earthquake! A noble earth- than to defer. incorrect.I understand that One hundred-year events ED WRIGHT unity compared to last year s quake!” That sentiment was ex- many professors now make sometimes do occur within Twin Falls team.He mentioned the But after the disastrous pressed last January during use of a system in which each our lifetimes: 9-11,Pearl team this year would be sit- events in Japan, it s hard to Australia s devastating student is provided with a Harbor,Hurricane Katrina, ting and eating together in see his point. floods. Columnist Chris Quote in Wendell Public device requiring a periodic the Indonesian and Japan the sub or the school s cafe- For the last half-century, Gardiner,who contributes response to a question on tsunamis,Mount St.Helens Library story elaborated teria,compared to last year Americans have been to a News Corp. commen- materials just covered in lec- erupting,the Teton Dam I would like to respond to when the team members sat atoning for the environ- tary site called The Punch, ture,with a readout for the bursting or even spring the article on March 23 re- all over the place but not to- mental sins of their forefa- reacted to the devastation professor noting how many flooding in Woodside. garding the Wendell Public gether. thers, essentially buying by arguing that humans incorrect answers were giv- It s downright disingenu- Library Board meeting on Another tip-off to how the into Muir s worldview.Be- “should resist the naive en.This system will allow ous for putrid plutonium March 21. team would do was revealed fore the 1960s, the average nature worship” and “seek the professor to know how propheteers to claim that a I was quoted as having in the statement Pierre Jack- person generally assumed to direct and pacify its de- well the lecture is being ab- nuclear accident could never said in my resignation letter son made several weeks back that human culture — civi- structive outbursts.” sorbed and to keep tabs on occur here; especially when that “I have seen deliberate when asked what the key lization — was an all- Not surprisingly,the those students who consis- one already has.We will be and unprofessional behav- would be in the national around force for good in National Academy of Engi- tently get the wrong an- stuck on the road to ruin if iors.I do not feel comfort- playoffs.He cited humility as the world. Indeed, few ed- neering would agree. In swers. our leaders continue to be able working in this envi- the key ingredient to doing ucated people would have 2007,it issued a report ex- Imagine my surprise when too shortsighted to plan no ronment.”The reporter in well. questioned Sigmund amining social and govern- I learned from the lead article further than the next elec- this article should have con- Another player men- Freud s dictum that the mental responses to recent in the Times-News (“Third tion,muffle whistleblowers tinued to quote my resigna- tioned the need to continue “principal task of civiliza- natural disasters. It con- education reform bill un- so we don t learn from our tion letter which states: to do the same things and to tion, its actual raison cluded that our best veiled”March 19) that the mistakes and neglect to up- “There are professional play our game.The differ- d etre, is to defend us chance of dealing with plan was for “online learn- grade nuclear plants to high standards that the library ence in attitude was first against nature.” threats from nature was ing”from laptops provided modern standards,trading board,the city administra- presented by Kenny Buckner But postwar prosperity, tackling them head on, to students.There is some short-term gain for long- tion and the librarian must and re-orchestrated by the emergence of post- through “better engineer- good information available term environment disaster. hold as true and with great Pierre Jackson,who showed materialist values, the ad- ing.” online if the user knows what JIM BANHOLZER appreciation and respect.In courage in the face of adver- vent of the car culture that This message resonates to look for and how to find it Ketchum the future I hope they will be sity as last year,he suffered a allowed us to visit our na- with the work of journalist (few people do).Much of followed.” broken arm but came back to tional parks and the publi- David Owen, author of what is available online is I did not resign during “the be the best player in the cation of Rachel Carson s Green Metropolis, and ur- Would you know what to garbage,deliberate attempts furor”as the Times-News land. anti-pesticide manifesto banist and Harvard econo- to mislead and pornography. do with your gun during reported.I did not resign be- Basketball is a team game Silent Spring all converged mist Edward Glaeser.Both Put a teenage boy in a room cause of the library board, and this year,CSI performed to raise the idea of environ- argue that the best way to a dangerous situation? filled with all the greatest the city administration nor as a team.It seemed the good mental protection in the cope with dangerous envi- In its zeal to correct the books ever written and add the librarian.As my resigna- level of play did not diminish public consciousness. ronmental deterioration is egregious denial of our Sec- one Playboy magazine; now tion letter stated and also not when players were substitut- This new environmen- not to scale back our cities ond Amendment rights by tell me how much time that quoted by the reporter,“I do ed in and out as all players talism,aligned with the — one of our primary im- our colleges and universities boy will spend with all of not believe my position on performed well.The smaller counterculture of the 1960s prints on the land — but to to carry firearms on campus, those greatest books ever the board would be beneficial guards were fast,tenacious and 70s,turned the tables. scale them up, building our Legislature is missing an written.Anyone who does to the library or my health. and played at high levels The growing awareness of more high-rises, more ex- important area of concern. not know the answer to that The city of Wendell can be while the centers and big guys human mismanagement of tensive transit networks The measure currently be- question has no business very proud of our small pub- battled the boards.Coach the Earth — air pollution, and generally taking a fore the Legislature should making decisions on how to lic library.It has taken Gosar used his players well. endangered species,cli- stronger hand in engineer- be amended to allow the run our schools! 100 years,countless city Congratulations,CSI! mate change — inspired ing our environment. As general public to carry LYNDEN WILLIAMS councils,library boards and DAVE DAVIS people to see human civi- Glaeser writes, the archi- firearms in the Statehouse Buhl librarians to make it an ex- Jerome lization as more of a detri- tects and developers of gi- concealed when the citizen is ment than a blessing.The ant skyscrapers “are better permitted.The Statehouse need to protect nature from guides to a greener future Potential nuclear disasters is,as we are told when it suits humans supplanted the than Henry David Thore- our political leadership,our need to protect humans au.” shouldn t be downplayed house.We should be allowed from nature.Rather than Ironically,the Japanese Sometimes 100-year to carry firearms in our own viewing ourselves as over- might be the ones who can events occur in our lifetime. house to ensure the safety of lords of the Earth,we in- lead us into this less naive It s remarkable how some our lawmakers and the pub- creasingly came to see our- and more aggressive Idahoans who are connected lic they serve. selves,in the Muir-like stance. With a long tradi- with the nuclear industry are That won t happen,of words of environmental tion of respecting nature s downplaying the horrific course.Even our most zeal- activist Howard Zahniser, majesty as well its destruc- events in Japan.While some ous proponents of Second “as part of the system of tive force, Japan is among of these officials say they are Amendment rights recog- nature,not demigods above the most engineered yet confident that a similar event nize there is a practical limit or outside it.” environmentally conscious could never happen here,I to where and when firearms One might think that the countries in the world. sense a credibility gap,and may be carried.Too bad Japanese earthquake and Despite the death toll and I m unsure whether they are they ve not recognized the tsunami would further our the ruins,Japan s approach seriously taking into account dangers inherent in allowing 30% of the cost of solar sense of humility in the no doubt saved many lives. all contingencies. armed amateurs to roam our modules, including installation, may be face of nature. But the The fact that its imperiled For instance,what about college and university cam- offset by government earthquake and the tsuna- nuclear reactors were still the fact that the INL operates puses. tax credits. THE SUN: mi — as well as Hurricane standing after an earth- on an earthquake zone; one I am a gun owner and I POWERING WILDFLOWERS Katrina, the Indian Ocean quake thousands of times strongly active in recent know how to use my weapon AND AIR CONDITIONERS. tsunami and tragic earth- stronger than predicted is a times? On the 20th anniver- and under what circum- quakes in Pakistan, Haiti testament to that. sary of the 1983,6.9 Borah stances.I am not a trained and New Zealand — might Our response to this earthquake,Stephen Weiser, professional and to allow me also have the opposite ef- tragedy,then, shouldn t be assistant deputy director of to carry my weapon on cam- fect. In the wake of these to hail the nobility of the mitigation for the Idaho Bu- pus or in the Statehouse no catastrophes, Americans earthquake a la John Muir reau of Disaster Services, matter how well-meaning could revert to the old- but to redouble our efforts, said,“Central Idaho is ex- and pure my intentions fashioned impulse to mas- however imperfect, to tremely vulnerable to earth- would be folly because no ter nature. tame the Earth. quakes and has a great deal of one,including myself,knows “When you encounter seismic activity.” how I would react in a shoot- large-scale natural disas- Gregory Rodriguez is a Besides occasional earth- ing situation. ters, you recognize how columnist for the Los quakes,other challenges that Would I fire blindly at who much of our security and Angeles Times. the purportedly fail-safe and I think may be the shooter?
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DES MOINES, Iowa — Four high-profile potential Republican presidential candidates told hundreds of conservative activists Sat- urday that most Americans agree with their values, and several insisted that oppo- sition to President Barack Obama’s health care over- haul could help the GOP AP photo make historic gains in 2012. Libyan rebels celebrate in the city of Ajdabiya, south of Benghazi, eastern Libya, Saturday. Libyan rebels regained control of the eastern gateway Minnesota Rep. Michele city of Ajdabiya on Saturday after international airstrikes crippled Moammar Gadhafi’s forces, in the first major turnaround for an uprising that Bachmann got the noisiest a week ago appeared on the verge of defeat. reception when she told AP photo about 500 people gathered U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, for the event in Des Moines R-Minn., speaks during the that voters are both ready to overturn the health care law Conservative Principles and oust Obama during Conference hosted by U.S. Rep. Air raids force Gadhafi next year’s election. Steve King, R-Iowa, Saturday in “The ultimate arrogance, Des Moines, Iowa. in my opinion, is Obama- care,” the congresswoman begin looking for a candi- said. “That’s why I am so date to run against Obama. absolutely confident in “We need to take this na- retreat, rebels seize east 2012.Americans have made tion to the next level of its the decision that we’re go- destiny,” King told the AJDABIYA,Libya (AP) — Libyan rebels to push onward to Tripoli,God willing.’’ ing to take our country crowd. “You can shape that clinched their hold on the east and The Gadhafi regime acknowledged Pentagon: U.S.-led back.” destiny.” seized back a key city on Saturday after the airstrikes had forced its troops to re- Former House Speaker Gingrich and Barbour in- decisive international airstrikes sent treat and accused international forces of strikes help rebels Newt Gingrich, Mississippi sisted that most Americans Moammar Gadhafi’s forces into retreat, choosing sides. Gov. Haley Barbour and agree with their conserva- shedding their uniforms and ammuni- “This is the objective of the coalition retake Ajdabiya former Godfather’s Pizza tive values, and Gingrich tion as they fled. now, it is not to protect civilians because WASHINGTON (AP) — A barrage of CEO Herman Cain also said the 2012 election Ajdabiya’s initial loss to Gadhafi may now they are directly fighting against the spoke at the event organ- would provide a chance to have ultimately been what saved the armed forces,’’Khaled Kaim, the deputy U.S.-led airstrikes opened the door for ized by Rep. Steve King of end the “domination of the rebels from imminent defeat, propelling foreign minister, said in Tripoli. “They Libyan rebels to retake the eastern city Iowa, home to the nation’s left and move this country the U.S. and its allies to swiftly pull to- are trying to push the country to the of Ajdabiya Saturday, handing first presidential caucuses. back to the center-right.” gether the air campaign now crippling brink of a civil war.’’ President Barack Obama a tangible The congressman, whose “There is a huge differ- Gadhafi’s military. Its recapture gives Ajdabiya’s sudden capture by Gad- example of progress as he defends the district is in western Iowa, ence between Obama and President Barack Obama a tangible vic- hafi’s troops on March 15 — and their military action to war-weary Americans. said the gathering would the left and 80 percent of tory just as he faces criticism for bring- move toward the rebel capital of Beng- The administration has been under help conservatives shape the American people,” he ing the United States into yet another hazi — gave impetus to the U.N. resolu- pressure to better explain why the U.S. the debate as Republicans said. war. tion authorizing international action in was embroiling itself in another Muslim In Ajdabiya, drivers honked in cele- Libya, and its return to rebel hands on conflict and to clarify what America’s bration and flew the tricolor rebel flag. Saturday came after a week of airstrikes continuing role will be as it begins to Others in the city fired guns into the air and missiles against the Libyan leader’s turn control of the week-old operation and danced on burned-out tanks that military. over to NATO. littered the road. Airstrikes Friday on the city’s eastern Obama cited “significant success” in Tiny amounts of radiation Their hold on the east secure again, and western gates forced Gadhafi’s the war Saturday, and he and others the rebels promised to resume their troops into hasty retreat. Inside a build- defended the U.S. intervention as lawful march westward that had been reversed ing that had served as their makeshift and critical to save thousands of lives from Japan reach Nevada by Gadhafi’s overwhelming firepower. barracks and storage, hastily discarded and stabilize a strategically vital region RENO, Nev. (AP) — Mi- any risk to the state from Rebel fighters already had pushed for- uniforms were piled in the bathroom and in the Middle East. nuscule amounts of radia- Japanese radiation releases ward to the outskirts of the oil port of books on Islamic and Greek history and “The United States should not and tion from Japan’s damaged because of the distance the Brega and were hoping to retake the city fake pink flowers were scattered on the cannot intervene every time there’s a nuclear plant have reached materials would have to on Sunday, opposition spokeswoman floor. crisis somewhere in the world,’’Obama Las Vegas, but scientists say travel. Iman Bughaigis said, citing rebel mili- Saif Sadawi, a 20-year-old rebel said in his weekly radio and Internet it poses no health risk. “Any material released tary commanders. fighter with a rocket-propelled grenade address Saturday. But with Libyan Extremely small amounts must travel 10,000 miles “Without the planes we couldn’t have launcher in his hands, said the city’s leader Moammar Gadhafi threatening of the radioactive isotopes across the Pacific Ocean, done this. Gadhafi’s weapons are at a eastern gate fell late Friday and the west- “a bloodbath that could destabilize an iodine-131 and zenon-133 during which time it will be different level than ours,’’ said Ahmed ern gate fell at dawn Saturday after entire region ... it’s in our national inter- reached a monitoring sta- dispersed and diluted in the Faraj, 38, a rebel fighter from Ajdabiya. airstrikes on both locations. est to act. And it’s our responsibility. tion by the city’s Atomic atmosphere to levels that “With the help of the planes we are going “All of Ajdabiya is free,’’he said. This is one of those times.’’ Testing Museum this week, might eventually be de- said Ted Hartwell, manager tectable, but which will not of the Desert Research In- present a health hazard nor stitute’s Community Envi- require any protective ac- ronmental Monitoring Pro- tions,” said Eric Matus, ra- Across country,GOP pushes photo ID at polls gram. diation physicist for the Hartwell said he’s certain Nevada State Health Divi- By Mike Baker budgets and decreasing regu- having them sign oaths of fices within days and produce the isotopes came from sion. Associated Press writer lations. identity, which provide more that kind of identification in Japan because they’re not Scientists say they Tennessee Secretary of prominent warning to poten- order to get their votes count- usually detected in Nevada. weren’t surprised that ra- RALEIGH, N.C. — Em- State Tre Hargett, a Republi- tial fakers than the standard ed. But he said the readings dioactive isotopes from powered by last year’s elec- can, said he believes his name-signing. In the South, the issue were far below levels that Japan were detected in the tions, Republican leaders in state’s proposed photo ID law Party leaders advanced comes with a burden of his- could pose any health risks. Western states. about half the states are will increase citizen confi- several ID proposals this week tory for black residents who “Unless you have an ac- Tiny amounts of the ra- pushing to require voters to dence in the process and with successful votes in Al- recall past barriers to voting cident like this (in Japan) dioactive isotope cesium- show photo ID at the polls combat fraud that could be abama, Arkansas, Kansas, such as violence,literacy tests you wouldn’t expect to see 137 were detected at a Uni- despite little evidence of going undetected. Ohio and Texas. and other methods. The Vot- this. No doubt it’s from versity of Nevada, Las Ve- fraud and already-substantial “I can’t figure out who it About half of states are ing Rights Act still requires a Japan,” Hartwell told The gas laboratory between punishments for those who would disenfranchise,’’ Har- considering measures to cre- number of Southern states to Associated Press. March 17 and 21, but vote illegally. gett said. “The only people I ate or strengthen ID require- get Justice Department ap- Minuscule amounts of haven’t been reported since Democrats claim the can think it disenfranchises is ments this year, according to proval of redistricting efforts radiation from Japan have then, Hartwell said. The moves will disenfranchise those people who might be the National Conference of to ensure that minorities’ been reported elsewhere in Desert Research Institute poor and minority voters — voting illegally.’’ State Legislatures. Many are voting strength is upheld. the West, including Cali- operates 29 stations that many of whom traditionally Hargett said the measure considering stringent con- William Barber, president fornia, Colorado, Hawaii monitor the air for radioac- vote for their candidates. The currently moving through trols that would mirror laws of North Carolina’s chapter of and Washington. Officials tivity around the Nevada measures will also increase Tennessee’s legislature — in Georgia and Indiana, the NAACP,said the photo ID have said those levels also National Security Site, for- spending and oversight in now controlled by Republi- which require voters who measure amounts to “noth- were not harmful. merly the Nevada Test Site, some states even as Republi- cans — would accommodate don’t have photo ID at the ing but nuanced, 21st Centu- Nevada health officials about 65 miles northwest of cans are focused on cutting people who don’t have IDs by polls to return to election of- ry Jim Crow.’’ have said they do not expect Las Vegas. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OBITUARIES Sunday, March 27, 2011 Opinion 5 Delpha Bourn Louise Holderreed SERVICES Aug. 3, 1924-March 22, 2011 Feb. 3, 1917-March 14, 2011 Zora Elaine Kenworthy of Ketchum, memorial service at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Henry’s Catholic Church in Grand- HAILEY — Delpha Bourn, CASTLEFORD — share and preserve. view; visitation from 4 to 6 p.m. today at the Rost Funeral 87, formerly of Murtaugh, Louise Holderreed, On July 15, 2008, Home in Mountain Home (Wood River Chapel in Hailey). Idaho, passed away peace- 94, of Castleford, Andy passed away, fully Tuesday, March 22, passed away quietly and Louise moved to Dan K. Kimpton of Twin Falls, celebration of life at 11 a.m. 2011, at Blaine Manor Care at Woodstone As- Woodstone Assisted Monday at White Mortuary in Twin Falls; visitation from facility in Hailey. sisted Living Center Living Center. They 2 to 5 p.m.today at the mortuary. She was born Aug. 3, 1924, on the evening of had been married to Victor and Thalia Masters Monday, March 14, for 67 years. Al- Dorothy Clara Rausch Henscheid of Rupert, funeral mass in Roseworth, Idaho, where vived by an extended family 2011. She had had a though she dearly at 11 a.m. Monday at the St. Nicholas Catholic Church , 802 her family farmed. She mar- of grandchildren, nieces, wonderful day visiting with missed Andy during this F St. in Rupert; vigil from 6 to 7 p.m., with a reading of the ried James T. Bourn on Feb. nephews and great-grand- her daughter, Margie, who new stage of her life, she rosary at 7 p.m.today at the church. 22, 1947, in Hansen, Idaho. children. She was preceded was visiting from Colorado, found friends and began They moved to Murtaugh, in death by her parents; hus- and her son and daughter- calling her room “home.” Robert LeRoy Lowder of Rupert,service at 1 p.m.Monday at where they farmed and band; and one grandson, in-law, Bruce and Rena She had many friends the Acequia LDS 2nd Ward building; visitation from 6 to 8 p.m. raised their family. Delpha Jamie Lynn. Holderreed. The family among the residents and today at the Hansen Mortuary Rupert Chapel, 710 Sixth St., was an active member of the Delpha’s family would like thanks God for His grace in staff and will be missed. and one hour before the service Monday at the church. LDS Church, Cub Scouts, to thank the staff at Blaine taking her home so quickly She was preceded in local 4-H clubs and school Manor for their extraordi- and peacefully. death by her parents, Odes Violet Montel Kennedy of Kimberly, graveside service at activities with her children. nary care and love for the Louise Virginia Garber and Stella Garber; her hus- 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Twin Falls Cemetery (White Mor- She loved caring for her past five years. Contribu- Holderreed was born in band, Andy; her brother, tuary in Twin Falls). many farm animals and, tions may be made in Del- Rockingham County, Va., Jake; and her sister, Ethel. while at Blaine Manor, she pha’s name to Blaine Manor on Feb. 3, 1917.She graduat- Survivors include her son, Ora Jones Vollaire Corrigan of Jerome and formerly of took great joy in caring for or the Croy Canyon Ranch ed from Broadway High Bruce (Rena) Holderreed of Shoshone, private family graveside service at 11 a.m. Tues- Munchie,the resident cat. Foundation. School in May of 1934. Buhl; and daughters, Mary day at the Shoshone Cemetery (Farnsworth Mortuary in She is survived by her The funeral will be held at While attending Bethany (Francis) Early of Elida, Jerome). sons, Michael (Marie) Bourn 11 a.m. Saturday, April 2, Bible Training School in Ohio, and Margie (Ken) Ul- of Murtaugh and Charles with viewing at 10 a.m. at Chicago, she met Andrew lom of Wiley, Colo. Also (Kim) Bourn of Rupert; Parke’s Magic Valley Funeral Holderreed, who was surviving are grandchil- daughters, Sheryl Brodoski Home, 2551 Kimberly Road studying to be a minister. dren, Rick Early of North of Boise and Cindy (Harry) in Twin Falls. They were married on May Richland Hills, Texas, Mar- Mack of Hailey; and sisters, Those wishing to send 30, 1941, and both graduat- gret (Jason) Schutz of Pan- June (Parke) Bunn of Burley condolences may do so on- ed the following year in dora, Ohio, Russell Early of and Kleta (Robert) Breeding line at www.magicvalleyfu- May. Elida, Ohio, Andy (LeAnna) of Twin Falls. She also is sur- neralhome.com. After serving as mission- Ullom of McPherson, Kan., aries in China and India for Becky Ullom of Elgin, Ill., more than 20 years, in May Robert Ullom of Wichita, Dora Elaine of 1967, Andy and Louise Kan., John Woods of Buhl, returned to Tacoma, Wash., Faron Woods of Nampa, and began to minister in the Kathy (Mark) Bausman of Romero Helms Conrad Larchmont Church of the Twin Falls, Rose (Vayle) Feb. 11, 1923-March 24, 2011 Brethren. Louise worked Maudlin of Twin Falls and with the Fish Food Bank Melissa (Kris) Torgerson of JEROME — Dora Dorie is survived System and spent many West Palm Beach, Fla. Elaine Romero Helms by her children, hours gardening, sewing Great-grandchildren in- Conrad passed away Robert, Linda (Den- and visiting with neighbors clude Landon and Lindy Thursday, March 24, nis) and Richard and parishioners. Schutz, Alexandria and Ian 2011. (Jan); grandchildren, They retired from full- Torgerson, Jonathan Ullom, She was born Feb. Jon, Hannah, Angel, time ministry in 1982 and Josh Grimes, Ashley,Ronald 11, 1923, in Soda Jennifer, Nichole, moved to Castleford to be and Ryan Bausman, Sean, Springs, Idaho, to Hillary and Jonathan; closer to his sister, Emma Alyssa and Shaela Maudlin, James Andrew nine great-grand- Wells and her husband, Jordan and Shannon Romero and Juanita Mary children; sister,Ethel; and six Frank. The two couples Woods, and Ann Brooks. Denio Romero. She married nieces and six nephews. She spent countless hours to- Also surviving are a sister- Herbert Helms in 1942. They was preceded in death by gether visiting, gardening in-law, Rosemary (Chester) farmed and ranched south- her parents; sister, Mary; and canning. Together they Keller of Portland, Ore.; and east of Jerome. She was an brother, James Hugh; still- made a return trip to India many beloved nieces; Avon representative and was born younger brother, Earl; and visited several places nephews; and great-great- a desk sergeant for Jerome younger half sister, Barbara Andy and Louise had grandchildren. City Police Department. Joan; two nephews; a dear worked. Louise became a Louise chose to be cre- Family genealogy was her nephew-in-law; and her two part of many projects that mated and her ashes will be passion. Dorie and Herb lat- husbands. benefited others. She made interred with her husband’s er divorced. She married American Legion Auxil- many quilts for family and ashes following a memorial John Conrad in 1969. They iary Unit 46 will conduct more for auction to raise celebration at 1 p.m. Friday, worked for Mr. and Mrs. the graveside service at college scholarship funds April 1, at the Twin Falls Lowell Dellingham on the 1 p.m. Monday, March 28, for Castleford students. Church of the Brethren. Dean Parker Horse Ranch in at Sunset Memorial Park in Louise also taught anyone In lieu of flowers, the Auburn, Calif., and Dorie Twin Falls. In lieu of flow- who would sit still how to family suggests memorial and John had the opportuni- ers, donations may be made crochet, knit, can and even contributions to either the ty to visit the Parker Cattle to the Jerome American Le- to cook. She loved to make Heifer Project International Ranch in Hawaii. In 1973, gion Auxiliary or the doll clothes for her grand- or Habitat for Humanity. they moved to Murtaugh to Jerome County Historical daughters and great-grand- Those wishing to send work with John’s brother, Society. daughters. She and Andy condolences may do so on- Howard, at Conrad Ranches, The family wishes to always had a huge garden line at www.magicvalleyfu- ranching and showing quar- thank the staff at Magic with lots of produce to neralhome.com. ter horses across the United Valley Home Health and States. After retirement, Hospice, Angel’s Touch they moved to Jerome to be Care Givers and Desert close to her children. She Rose Assisted Living staff was a member of the Barry- for the compassionate care more Civic Club, Jerome given to mother for the past American Legion Auxiliary year; and to Hove-Robert- and Jerome County Histori- son Funeral Chapel staff for Suzi Thomas – cal Society. dignified final care. give your hair a new look HAIRCUTS PERMS COLORS HYLIGHTS Judith Esther Borden Suzi Thomas, R.C. Hair Artist STYLING PEDICURES Feb. 21, 1942-March 24, 2011 Call Today (208) 329 0497 RUPERT — Judith gether they operated Visit Me 347 Main Ave. E. Twin Falls, Id. Esther Borden, age Jim’s TV. She also 69, of Rupert, Idaho, worked at Ace Hard- died Thursday, March ware until she retired 24, 2011, of multiple in 2006. medical complica- Over the years, she tions after several was active in Jaycees, “PROFESSIONALPROFESSIONAL FURNITURE RRESTORATION” years of coping with PTA and Cub Scouts. COPD. 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Monday, March 28th at 7 pm Doors open at 6pm for bidder registration and merchandise preview 21333 Hwy 30 Filer, ID The Historic Ballroom, 205 Shoshone Street North, Twin Falls, 83301 Phone: 734 9244 Cell: 420 6085 For Exact Directions Please Use Yahoo or Mapquest Opinion 6 Sunday, March 27, 2011 OBITUARIES Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Zelma Boyce Tripple Carl P.‘Friday’ Robinson Barbara Marie Stanger Jan. 26, 1917-March 22, 2011 July 12, 1932-March 24, 2011 Jan. 8, 1930-March 20, 2011 NAMPA — Zelma Living in Nampa, and RICHFIELD — Buhl and Vic Robin- Barbara Marie sisters, Lynada Car- Boyce Tripple, 94, finally to Brookstone Carl P. “Friday” son of Richfield; sis- Stanger, 81, of Twin penter of Washing- passed away Tues- Village, where she Robinson, 78, of ters-in-law, Peggy Falls, passed away ton and Louise day, March 22, 2011, was living when she Richfield, passed Robinson of Richfield Sunday, March 20, Overmyer of Califor- in a Nampa care cen- passed away. away Thursday, and Donna Robinson 2011. nia; an aunt, Ireda ter. Zelma is survived March 24, 2011, at the of Richland, Wash.; Barbara was born Heath of Kimberly; Zelma was born by two of her sons, Lincoln County Care eight grandchildren; Jan. 8, 1930, in Twin two uncles, Cecil Jan. 26, 1917, in Lava Tod (Marilyn) Tripple Center in Shoshone five great-grandchil- Falls, to Lee and Flo- Staley of California Hot Springs, Idaho, of Nampa and Tim from complications dren; and many ex- rence Staley Stanger. and Robert Staley of to Alvin and Minnie Byington (Janet) Tripple of Pocatello; of dementia. tended family members and She attended school through Oregon; and her nieces, Boyce, the fourth child of 12 her daughter-in-law, Ann Carl was born July 12, 1932, friends. He was preceded in the eighth grade in Kimberly. Wanda Place, Annie Urie, children. Zelma’s childhood Tripple of Star, Idaho; 10 in Hailey,Idaho, the fourth of death by his wife,Carol Mor- Although she lived in Cali- Shauna Morton and Eliza- was spent in Hagerman, Ida- grandchildren, Tracey nine children born to Willet ley Robinson; brothers, Al- fornia, Nevada and Texas, beth Livingston, as well as ho, and she graduated from (Lawrence) Wasden of Nam- “Slim” Robinson and Cuma fred Robinson, Udell Robin- she always returned to Idaho. many cousins. She was pre- Bliss High School. Zelma and pa, Toni (Jim) Fletcher of “Velma” Gitthens Robinson. son and Newt Robinson; sis- She lived out the last several ceded in death by her par- Leo “Trip” Tripple were Nampa, Travis (Airica) Trip- He married the love of his ter, Louise Kingsford; and years of her life in Twin Falls. ents, Lee and Florence; and a married following their ple of Thorne Bay, Alaska, life, Carol I. Morley, on Feb. sister-in-law, Janet Robin- Barbara loved fishing, cro- brother,Gilbert Stanger. meeting at the Radio Ren- Tiffany (Rob) Ririe of Star, 17, 1951, in Richfield, Idaho, son. cheting, reading and spend- The funeral will be held at dezvous Ballroom in Twin Tara (Lane) Franks of Alpine, where they began their life Carl’s family would like to ing many enjoyable times noon Tuesday, March 29, at Falls and soon settled in Utah, Trent (Wendy) Tripple together. They were blessed express their sincere appre- with family and friends in Rosenau Funeral Home, with Glenns Ferry, Idaho, where of Springfield, Va., Taylor with one son and three ciation to the staff and care- Rock Creek. Barbara is a Bishop J. R. Stander con- they raised their three sons, (Luis) Tapia of San Ramon, daughters. Carl worked for givers at the Lincoln County member of The Church of ducting. Family will greet Tod,Tony and Tim. Calif.,Ty Tripple of Star,Tate the Big Wood Canal Compa- Care Center, A Promise of Jesus Christ of Latter-day friends from 11 to 11:45 a.m. Trip was an engineer for (Melissa) Tripple of Kuna and ny for 43 years. He was a Hope Hospice and the doc- Saints. the day of the service at the the Union Pacific Railroad, Tennison (Camille) Tripple of wonderful husband, father tors at Associates In Family Barbara is survived by her funeral home. Burial will be and Zelma, in addition to Nampa; 33 great-grandchil- and grandfather. He enjoyed Practice of Gooding. In lieu son, Eugene McVey of Boise; at Sunset Memorial Park. raising the three boys, kept dren; and eight great-great- babysitting and attending of flowers, the family sug- busy doing ironing for most grandchildren. Zelma is also the school functions and gests that memorials be of the “railroaders” in town, survived by sisters, Helen sporting events of the grand- made in Carl’s name to: he family of Glenn & Irene Larsen cleaning the hospital/doc- Marshall of California, Alice children and great-grand- Richfield Quick Response tor’s office for Dr. Rulein, (Tory) Craig of Boise and Julia children. He will be dearly Unit, P.O. Box 86, Richfield, Twould like to extend our deepest maintaining a lovely,spotless Chappell of Provo, Utah; and missed by all who knew him. ID 83349, who was always gratitude to the staff of Guardian Hospice. home and cooking delicious a brother,Ted (Neoma) Boyce Carl is survived by his chil- there for Carl and Carol. meals for her family. Zelma of Bremerton, Wash. Zelma dren, Carla (Jack) Riley of A visitation will be held h ey ensured that Glenn & Irene’s last was always active in The was preceded in death by her Richfield, Cathy (Jock) Wednesday, March 30, at days were as comfortable as possible. Church of Jesus Christ of parents; her husband, Leo Brown of Bellevue, Mike Farnsworth Mortuary Latter-day Saints, and later “Trip” Tripple; her son, Tony Robinson of Fernwood, Ida- Chapel, 1343 S. Lincoln Ave. Knowing that they were well-cared for she and Trip were married for Tripple’her sisters,Dora,Lil- ho, and Holly (Harold) Cook in Jerome, where family and gave us tremendous peace of mind. time and all eternity in the lian, Venna and Ardith; and of Dietrich. He is also sur- friends may call from 6 to Idaho Falls LDS Temple. her brothers, Wayne, Neil vived by sisters, Bonita 8 p.m. A graveside funeral h ank you. Following short periods and Dean. Casper of Superior, Mont., service will be conducted at when Zelma and Trip lived in The funeral will be held at and Leona “Lucky” Goode- 2 p.m. Thursday,March 31, at American Falls and Pocatello, 11 a.m. Thursday, March 31, nough of Ogden, Utah; the Richfield Cemetery in they made their home in at the Nampa LDS 16th Ward brothers, Loren Robinson of Richfield,Idaho. Twin Falls when Trip retired Chapel, 504 11th Ave. N. A from the railroad. Following viewing will be held from Trip’s death in 1995, Zelma 10 to 10:45 a.m.prior to serv- Daniel T. Worsencroft Jr. moved to Nampa and estab- ice Thursday at the church. lished her home in Goldcrest. Entombment will be at Dec. 26, 1924-March 25, 2011 After being diagnosed with 11 a.m.Friday,April 1,at Sun- BOISE — Daniel T. Wors- Alzheimer’s, Zelma lived set Memorial Park in Twin encroft Jr., of Boise and for- DID YOU KNOW? with her son, Tod and his Falls. Arrangements are un- merly of Twin Falls, died Fri- wife, Marilyn. Then she der the direction of Zeyer Fu- 70% of Home Health day,March 25, 2011, at the age moved, for an extended peri- neral Chapel in Nampa (467- of 86. Care recipients are od, to Park Place Assisted 7300). Dan was born in Salt Lake over 65 years of age? Tammi Harr, RN City, Utah, on Dec. 26, 1924, Director George E. Warrell Jr. to Tebe and Rose Worsen- For more information croft.He is the oldest of seven Burgos-Prada) and Cody please call 208-732-5365 June 30, 1940-March 25, 2011 children. Dan married Max- Daniel Eldredge; two grand- ine Beck, his wife of 64 years, daughters, Iwalani Suganu- HOSPICE VISIONS, INC. - HOME CARE OPTIONS, LLC BURLEY — George Everett on Feb.1,1947. ma and Nina Fernandez-El- thevisionsgroup.org Warrell Jr., age 70, of Burley, Dan enlisted in the Marine dredge; and three great- passed away Friday,March 25, Corps at age 17 and served in grandsons, Keanu, Kainalu 2011,at his home. the South Pacific during and Kanoa Suganuma. He is nature’s He was born June 30, 1940, World War II. He continued also survived by his sisters, in Aurora, Neb., the son of his military service in the Ida- Susan (Doyle) Ganske and sympathycard George Everett Warrell Sr.and ho National Guard before re- Joan (Jay) Eskelsen. Dan was Dorothy Maxine Roach War- tiring with the rank of major. preceded in death by his par- rell. He graduated from Bur- Dan’s combined service ents, two sisters, and two ley High School in 1958. On amounted to more than brothers. Sept.20,1963,he married Pa- 23 years. Dan worked for The family wishes to ac- tricia M.Wilkinson in Burley. 36 years for the Mountain Bell knowledge Legacy Hospice In his younger years, Company.He retired at age 58 and the Cottages Assisted George drove truck and was and, with Maxine, traveled Living for the wonderful care an insurance agent for Farm- widely in the United States, they provided for Dan. ers Insurance. He then pur- Mexico and the Caribbean. A celebration of Dan’s life sued his love of law enforce- (Rose) of Oakley and Scott Dan was an amateur with military honors will be ment working as a police offi- Cody Warrell (Crystal) of Al- “ham” radio enthusiast, held at 11 a.m. Thursday, cer for the City of Burley, and bion; 10 grandchildren; five known by his call sign March 31, at Cloverdale Fu- retired from the Cassia great-grandchildren (with W7BNE. He also obtained his neral Home in Boise, Idaho. 1563 Fillmore Street North Bridge Plaza, Unit 1-C County Sheriff’s Depart- one on the way); and his sis- private pilot license and Dan will have a private family 733-9292 ment. ter, Barbara Jean Damron logged numerous flights inurnment at the Idaho State Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 George was a member of (Dale) of Burley. He was pre- across the western United Veterans Cemetery at a later the Burley United Methodist ceded in death by his father States. date. Church, the Burley-Rupert and mother. Dan is survived by his wife, The family asks that in lieu Masonic Lodge, and the Bur- The funeral will be held at Maxine; his daughters, Jan of flowers, donations be WITH SO MANY CHOICES, ley-Rupert Shrine Club. 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 30, (Brad) Worsencroft-Stein made in Dan’s name to Lega- He enjoyed wood carving, at the Burley United and Becky Eldredge; his son, cy Hospice. WHY WOULD YOU CHOOSE golf, fishing and hunting. Methodist Church, 450 E. Daniel Kelly (Debbie Suganu- Arrangements are under However, most important to 27th St., with the Rev. Karen ma) Worsencroft; his two the direction of Cloverdale TO PAY TAXES? George was his family. He es- G. Puckett officiating. Burial grandsons, Casey Lee (Paola Funeral Home. pecially loved spending time will follow at the Pleasant Tax-Free Municipal Bonds with his children and grand- View Cemetery. Friends may children. call from 6 until 8 p.m. Tues- 1.62% TO 4.12% * He is survived by his wife, day, March 29, at the Ras- DEATH NOTICES 1.49% to 6.00% Patricia M. Warrell of Burley; mussen Funeral Home, 1350 Home, 2826 Addison Ave. E. *Yield effective 3/24/2011, subject to availability. Yield and market value may his children, Laurie Ann E. 16th St. in Burley,and from Dennis Everett in Twin Falls. fl uctuate if sold prior to maturity and the amount you receive from the sale of Poulton (DeVere) of Burley, 1 until 1:45 p.m. Wednesday these securities may be less than, equal to, or more than the amount originally George Everett Warrell III at the church. Bernice Everett invested. Bond investments are subject to interest rate risk such that when inter- SHOSHONE — Dennis Deborah Rupert est rates rise, the prices of bonds can decrease and the investor can lose princi- Wayne Everett of Mountain BURLEY — Deborah Lea pal value. Any bond called prior to maturity results in reinvestment risk for the Home and formerly of Rupert, 54, of Burley, died owner of the bond. May be subject to alternative minimum tax. Municipal bonds may have original issue discount. Thomas E. Houston Shoshone, died Friday, Saturday, March 26, 2011, at March 4, 2011. her home. Some of the available issues of bonds are callable. Contact your local Edward Nov. 14, 1929-March 15, 2011 Bernice Arlene Everett of Arrangements will be Jones fi nancial advisor for more information about maturity dates and applicable West Jordan, Utah, and for- call provisions. SIERRA VISTA, a local treasurer. announced by Farnsworth merly of Shoshone, died To invest in tax-free bonds, call or visit your Ariz. — Thomas E. Tom is survived by Mortuary of Jerome. Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2011. Houston, 81, of Sierra his brother, Gordon local fi nancial advisor today. A joint memorial service Vista, Ariz., passed of Salt Lake City, will be held at 11 a.m. Frank Taylor away Tuesday, March Utah; five children, BUHL — Frank “Joseph” Saturday, April 2, at the 15, 2011, at home. He Randy and wife, Su- Taylor, 77, of Buhl, died Shoshone City Cemetery. A had been a resident of san of Reno, Nev., Saturday, March 26, 2011, at luncheon will follow at the Sierra Vista for 13 Steve and wife,Laura his home. Golden Years Senior Center Dean Seibel, AAMS William Stevens, AAMS Ken Stuart Shelley Seibel, AAMS years. of Salt Lake City, Arrangements will be 834 Falls Ave. 1031 Eastland Drive, 1616 Addison 400 S. Main St. #101, in Shoshone. Suite 1010 Suite 1 Ave. E. Hailey Tom was born Nov. 14, Utah, Mark and wife, Julie of announced by Parke’s Magic 733-4925 734-1094 734-0264 788-7112 1929, in Peoria, Ill., and mar- Boise, Idaho, Brent of Valley Funeral Home of Twin ried Gloria Houston in 1956, Spokane, Wash., and Sheryl Arthur Hieb Falls. who preceded him in death Whitaker of Twin Falls, Ida- RUPERT — Arthur John in 2004. Tom graduated ho; 13 grandchildren; and Hieb, 85, of Rupert, died Thursday, March 24, 2011, at Minnie Duncan from Twin Falls High School one great-grandchild; all RUPERT — Minnie A. his home. in Idaho in 1947 and attend- whom he loved dearly.He al- Duncan, 92, of Rupert, died Rob Sturgill, AAMS Lynn Hansen, AAMS Gretchen W. Tim & Lori A memorial service will be 1031 Eastland Drive, 1126 Eastland Drive, Clelland, AAMS Henrickson ed Boise Junior College in so leaves behind his faithful Saturday, March 26, 2011, at Suite 3 Suite 200 2716 S. Lincoln 1327 Albion Ave. held at 11 a.m.Friday,April 8, 734-9106 732-0300 Ste B, Jerome Burley Boise, Idaho. Tom joined the companion, Cindy, his Country Side Care Center in 324-0174 678-1131 at the Trinity Lutheran U.S. Navy in 1948 and served beloved dog that was by his Rupert. Church, 909 Eighth St. in honorably for 30 years side to the end. Arrangements will be Rupert (Rasmussen Funeral around the world, including Tom was so proud of his announced by Hansen Home of Burley). the Korean and Vietnam family and grandkids and Mortuary in Rupert. wars and retired in 1988 as a took every opportunity to command master chief. He brag about them. He will be Trevor Tarter, AAMS Heidi Detmer Kelly McCool Mark L. Martin Blake Craig 1445 Fillmore St. 918 Main St. 442 Main St. 1126 Eastland Drive, was a recipient of numerous missed greatly by all who Blake Lee Craig, infant son Dolores Chapman Suite 1101 Buhl Gooding Suite 200 737-0277 543-9034 934-5001 732-0300 medals and awards including knew and loved him and we of Lyndsi Lowell and Steven Dolores H. Chapman, 79, the Purple Heart. Tom was were all blessed to have him Craig, died Friday, March 25, of Twin Falls, died Friday, also a proud member of the in our lives. 2011, at St. Luke’s Magic March 25, 2011, at the Twin Arizona Rangers for several Thomas Houston was in- Valley Medical Center in Falls Care Center. www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC years in Sierra Vista as a lieu- terned at the Southern Ari- Twin Falls. Arrangements will be tenant and served his com- zona Veterans Memorial A memorial service will be announced by Parke’s Magic Christian Tarter 1445 Fillmore St. munity with honor. He was a Cemetery in Sierra Vista, held at 6 p.m. Monday, Valley Funeral Home of Twin Suite 1101 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING Ranger Legend and served as Ariz.,on Tuesday,March 22. March 28,at Rosenau Funeral Falls. 737-0277 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OBITUARIES Sunday, March 27, 2011 Opinion 7 June Schmidt Blanche Marjorie Reay First female VP candidate Aug. 5, 1917-March 25, 2011 Dec. 19, 1917-March 24, 2011 GOODING — ber of the United Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75 Blanche Marjorie Methodist Church, BOSTON (AP) — Geral- George H. W. Bush. But her Reay, 93, of Gooding, Alpha Tau Delta Na- dine Ferraro was a relatively candidacy ultimately proved died Thursday, tional Honorary obscure congresswoman rocky as she fought ethics March 24, 2011, at Nursing Sorority, the from the New York City bor- charges and traded barbs Bennett Hills Care American Nurses ough of Queens in 1984 when with Bush over accusations and Rehabilitation Association, the Ida- she was tapped by Democra- of sexism and class warfare. Center. ho State Nurses As- tic presidential nominee Ferraro later told an inter- Born Dec. 19, 1917, sociation and Amer- Walter Mondale to join his viewer, “I don’t think I’d run to Swedish immigrants in ican Red Cross Nursing Pro- ticket. again for vice presi- Hibbing, Minn., Blanche grams. Her vice presiden- dent,’’ then added graduated from Hibbing She is survived by her two tial bid, the first for a “Next time I’d run High School and earned a daughters, Barbara (Richard) woman on a major for president.’’ bachelor’s degree in nursing Henry of San Jose, Calif., party ticket, embold- Reagan won 49 of education from the College and Marjorie Reay of Lake ened women across 50 states in 1984,the of St. Scholastica in Duluth, Oswego, Ore.; grandchil- the country to seek largest landslide BURLEY — June Fowles hummingbird in her apron Minn. dren, Stephanie (Robert) public office and since Franklin D. Schmidt, age 93, of Burley, pocket nursing it back to She married Edward Reay Dent and Christopher (Anna helped lay the Roosevelt’s first re- died Friday, March 25, 2011, health. She was the one who on Feb. 7, 1944, in Hibbing, Fung) Henry; and two great- Ferraro groundwork for election over Alf at Highland Estates Assisted wanted to be outside work- Minn. grandchildren. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Landon in 1936. But Ferraro Living in Burley. ing instead of doing house- Blanche’s varied career as A memorial service will be presidential candidacy in had forever sealed her place June was born in Rupert, hold chores. However, she a lifetime nurse included held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, 2008 and John McCain’s as a trailblazer for women in Idaho, on Aug. 5, 1917, the never shied away from work, jobs in a Wisconsin gun- March 30, at the Gooding choice of his running mate, politics. fourth child of Eli James and inside or out. And if some- powder factory during United Methodist Church, Sarah Palin,that year. “At the time it happened it Julia Heiner Fowles. She thing needed done, you can World War II; an infirmary at with the Rev. Dave Buechler Ferraro died Saturday in was such a phenomenal started school in Pioneer, bet she had the family in- Gallaudet College, Wash- and the Rev. Steven Tollef- Boston, where the 75-year- breakthrough,’’ said Ruth north of Paul, riding a cov- volved! ington, D.C.; a Veteran’s son officiating. Burial will be old was being treated for Mandel of the Center for ered wagon as the school June is survived by her Hospital in Vancouver, in Elmwood Cemetery in complications of blood can- American Women in Politics bus. In winter months, a children, Gary (Linda) of Las Wash.; and the Idaho State Gooding. Arrangements are cer. She died just before at Rutgers University. “She small wood heater was used Vegas, Nev., Janis (Dennis Tuberculosis Hospital in under the direction of De- 10 a.m., said Amanda Fuchs stepped on the path to higher in the “bus” to keep it warm. “Butch”) Hitt of Klamath Gooding, Idaho. In 1956, she maray Funeral Service Miller, a family friend who office before anyone else, and The family later moved to Falls, Ore., Joe of Chicago, became director of nursing Gooding Chapel. worked for Ferraro in her her footprint is still on that View. June graduated from Ill., and Mike of Burley. She at the Tuberculosis Hospital. In lieu of flowers, the fam- 1998 Senate bid and was act- path.’’ Burley High School in 1935. has seven grandchildren, The last 10 years of her ca- ily requests that memorial ing as a spokeswoman for the Palin, who was Alaska’s She worked as a telephone Justin, Damon, Brenda, reer were spent as the public contributions be made to the family. governor when she ran for operator in Burley, was a Trudy, Susan, Laura and health nurse of Gooding American Cancer Society of Mondale’s campaign had vice president, often spoke of presser at the dry cleaners, Katie; and nine great-grand- County. a charity of your choice. struggled to gain traction and Ferraro on the campaign trail. worked in the potato sheds children, Weston, Blake, Blanche enjoyed golf, Condolences may be his selection of Ferraro, at “She broke one huge barri- and worked at Ore-Ida Pota- Chase, Zachary, Tyler, Jacob, bridge, reading, traveling, shared with the family by least momentarily, revived er and then went on to break to Company where she re- Mason, Tatum and Lily. She crossword puzzles, and al- visiting the obituary link at his momentum and ener- many more,’’ Palin wrote on tired after 25 years. is also survived by a sister, ways looked forward to a www.demarayfuneralser- gized millions of women who her Facebook page Saturday. June married Ray Glen- Elda Jane Noble of Yakima, good joke. She was a mem- vice.com. were thrilled to see one of “May her example of hard wood Schmidt in View on Wash.; and a brother, Deon their own on a national tick- work and dedication to May 1, 1938. The marriage T. Fowles of Englewood, Co- For obituary rates and information, call 735-3266 Monday et. America continue to inspire was later solemnized in the lo. through Saturday. Deadline is 3 p.m. for next-day publication. The blunt, feisty Ferraro all women.’’ Logan LDS Temple on May 1, She was preceded in death The e-mail address for obituaries is [email protected]. charmed audiences initially, For his part, Mondale re- 1982. She and Ray lived in by her husband of 49 years, Death notices are a free service and can be placed until and for a time polls showed membered his former run- View and then started work Ray G. Schmidt; her parents, 4 p.m. every day. To view or submit obituaries online, the Democratic ticket gaining ning mate as “a remarkable for the Burley Irrigation Dis- Eli and Julia Fowles; three or to place a message in an individual online guestbook, ground on President Ronald woman and a dear human trict in April of 1942, moving brothers, Ellis, Russell and go to www.magicvalley.com and click on “Obituaries.” Reagan and Vice President being.’’ to the second lift pumping Morgan; and one sister, Vir- station in Declo, where they ginia Day. lived for more than 40 years. We feel blessed to have had June was active in the LDS wonderful care given to our The Bradshaw family would Church, serving most often mother the last four years by arke’s as secretary of the Sunday the staff at Highland Estates P like to thank everyone school and the Relief Society. and would like to thank FUNERAL HOME She had beautiful penman- everyone there. for the sympathy cards, ship and was asked to write There will be a graveside Magic Valley’s choice for fl owers, and contributions family names on quilt blocks service at 11 a.m. Wednes- Locally owned that were sewn into a quilt day, March 30, at the Pleas- & operated to charities made in for the Declo Relief Society. ant View Cemetery in Burley, Affordable Funerals. by: Mike & She enjoyed doing embroi- with bishop’s counselor, Red 208-735-0011 Catherine memory of dery work, the back looking Brady, of the Burley 4th Parke 2551 Kimberly Rd. Twin Falls, ID 83301 as beautiful as the front. She Ward officiating. Friends Kenneth Bradshaw. loved to sing and had a beau- may call from 6 until 8 p.m. tiful alto voice in which she Tuesday,March 29, and from sang at many church events. 10 until 10:45 a.m. Wednes- The family of Although cooking wasn’t her day at the Rasmussen Funer- favorite thing to do, family al Home, 1350 E. 16th St. in Glenn & Irene Larsen and friends liked to stop by at Burley. would like to extend our deepest gratitude mealtime to enjoy the veg- In lieu of flowers, the fam- to the management and the staff of etables and fruit from the ily suggests memorials be di- Perk Up your Place with Plants! Poplar Grove Assisted Living. garden and eat her wonder- rected to Intermountain ful bread, rolls and pies. She Home Care and Hospice, SHOW YOU CARE & GO GREEN… Not only did they make things as loved baby animals and often 1501 Hiland Ave., in Burley, Send a Living Plant comfortable and as convenient as possible times had a “recovering” ID 83318. for Glenn & Irene, they did so with Call or stop by to visit the loving care, especially for Irene. “Plant Lady” We greatly appreciate their continued Dorothy Young,Houdini’s 161 Main Ave E, Twin Falls communication, as well as helping to 208-933-2050 keep the details of their care stage partner, dies at 103 uncomplicated as possible for us. By Emma Brown turn, was locked inside a Many, many thanks! The Washington Post wooden chest. When Houdini took his act Dorothy Young, a petite to Broadway in 1925, Young, dancer who was the last sur- the teen-age daughter of a viving person to share a stage Methodist minister, an- with escape artist and magi- swered an ad seeking a cian Harry Houdini, died dancer to join the show. She March 20 at 103 at her home was the last of 200 women to in Tinton Falls,N.J.The cause audition, and she dazzled of death was not reported. Houdini. He immediately in- By the time Young met vited her to sign a contract. Houdini in the mid-1920s, he She traveled with Houdini was internationally known from New York to cities for his ability to wriggle out across the country, leaving of impossible situations: the act when her contract ex- buried alive, handcuffed un- pired in the fall of 1926. Hou- derwater and encased in a dini died that Halloween of life-size milk can that, in peritonitis.
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TOKYO — The cherry trees will soon blossom in Japan. For the Japanese, it will be a particularly poignant sight. Even in normal times, the flowers are a cause for rejoicing tinged with sad- ness, because they fall at the AP photo moment of their greatest Thomas Jefferson Memorial is seen through the cherry tree braches beauty.They are the embod- during the Cherry Blossom festival at the Tidal Basin in Washington iment of a notion that is cen- on Saturday. Peak blooming period for 2011 is predicted to be from tral to Japanese culture — Tuesday through Friday, according to the National Park Service. “hakanasa,” a hard-to- translate word that conveys the fragility, or evanescence, of life. Cherry blossom For Japan, this sense of transience is also a source of strength. events begin with In this time of national grieving, the cherry blos- soms will bring home the awareness of hakanasa with solemn tribute a strange kind of force — one that doesn’t strike but sinks By Brett Zongker Toshiko Saidel of into the soul like heat from a Associated Press writer Rockville, Md., brought her hot spring or fire from a sake three daughters to support bottle, bringing sorrow and WASHINGTON — The the nation where she was solace in equal measure. The flowering trees that sym- born. fragility of technologically- bolize friendship between “A lot of people are suf- advanced Japan was exposed the United States and Japan fering right now,’’she said. in the most terrifying way in are blooming for the 99th “We just want them to the earthquake and tsunami time in Washington in the know we support them.’’ that devastated the north- wake of one of the world’s Seven-year-old Maya east, leaving more than worst natural disasters. Saidel said she has started a 10,000 people dead, some Before the two-week toy drive at her suburban 17,500 missing and about a National Cherry Blossom Maryland school for stu- half-million homeless, and Festival opened Saturday, dents to support children in spawning a nuclear disaster. organizers held a fundrais- Japan. Hiroyuki Yoneta, a mon- ing walk and vigil Thursday Delegate Eleanor Holmes ger at Tokyo’s bustling Tsuk- evening among the trees for Norton, who represents the iji fish market, reflected on victims of Japan’s March 11 District of Columbia in life’s frailty as he took a break earthquake and tsunami. Congress, said the cherry from loading crab and An estimated 18,000 peo- blossoms will be a reminder shrimp onto his rickety stall AP photo ple have been killed in the of Japan’s resiliency. She a couple hours before his Ritsuko Oikawa, 84, walks in the rubble towards the ruins of her house on March 20 in earthquake- and disaster. said the Washington festi- 4 a.m.opening time. tsunami-stricken city of Rikuzentakata, Iwate Prefecture. The cherry trees will soon blossom in Japan. Even Several hundred people val also will rally support. “Thinking about how in normal times, the flowers are a cause for rejoicing tinged with sadness, because they fall at the moment gathered at the Washington “This year, the cherry these people living normal of their greatest beauty. They are the embodiment of a notion that is central to Japanese culture - Monument on a cold blossoms will remind the lives suddenly disappeared, “hakanasa,”a hard-to-translate word that conveys the fragility, or evanescence, of life. evening, some holding world to stand for Japan,’’ you can’t escape the feeling Japanese flags or signs of Norton said. that humans, like the flow- build.” support. “It’s important that ers,are transient things,”Yo- Thinking about how these In the days to come the Japanese Ambassador we’re taking time to re- neta said. flowers will bloom in the Ichiro Fujisaki told the flect,” said festival director But consider this Japanese people living normal lives south, appear soon afterward crowd that his country Diana Mayhew. The cele- paradox: The delicate cherry in Tokyo, and drift toward needs help. bration is a symbol of blossom was also the symbol suddenly disappeared, you can’t the ravaged north in April — “Everything started on spring each year and now of of the samurai, the epitome escape the feeling that humans, like the poet T.S. Eliot’s “cruelest what I call 3/11 — earth- the rebirth and rebuilding of Japanese valor. month” — in a wave of quake, tsunami and nuclear for Japan,she said. The warrior class liked the flowers,“ are transient things.” whitish-pink that may reach incident — and we are still “Our relationship with flowers because they didn’t its peak just as this nation’s struggling,’’ he said. “This Japan is at the heart,” she cling to life, but rather — Hiroyuki Yoneta, a monger at Tokyo’s Tsukiji fish market people emerge from collec- is a very tough fight,but the said. showed up for the briefest tive shell-shock and a deeper consolation is people Fujisaki told The Asso- roots in Japan’s traditional of human life and the tran- spell, and fell at the peak of pain, if that’s possible, sinks around the world are trying ciated Press he is grateful awareness of humankind’s sience of buildings are both their splendor. In this way, in. to be with us.’’ for such support from U.S. powerlessness in the face of caught in mutability’s im- they embodied the spirit of This story was written on Fujisaki said the U.S. sent residents, though he de- almighty nature. It’s a lesson measurable vortex of sad- “bushido” — the way of the the Vernal Equinox, a tradi- one of the first rescue clined to ask for further Japan may have started to ness,” the novelist Keiichiro warrior that combines sto- tion-steeped public holiday teams and military sup- donations. It’s too soon to forget as it put nuclear reac- Hirano wrote in an essay titled icism, bravery and self-sac- in Japan that signals spring — port. know how Japan will pay tors on shores near fault- “On Mutability.” rifice. and cherry blossom season — “Really,we need your as- to rebuild the country as lines, reclaimed land from This year, that sadness will These days, people invoke are around the corner. It’s al- sistance, and you’re giving the government is still fo- Tokyo Bay to build airport be driven home by the fact so bushido less often than the so a day for paying respect at that to us,’’he said. cused on search and res- extensions and sent ever- many thousands will never common man’s down-to- the graves of loved ones — a After a gathering and cue, basic human needs higher buildings into the sky. see another “hanami”season earth version — “gaman.” It reminder that for thousands moment of silence,the am- and its nuclear reactors, he But this relationship with — as cherry blossom viewing means gritting your teeth in northeastern Japan, there bassador joined a crowd in said. nature — a paradox of being is known here. and just getting on with life. will likely never be a tomb- walking to the cherry blos- “I am very grateful that at one with it while still in And there may be comfort When people refer to Japan’s stone at which to pray. som trees along the Tidal American people are vol- constant antagonism — re- because amid horror, there salarymen as modern-day Spring everywhere carries Basin, holding glow sticks. untarily extending their mains deeply embedded in are fleeting scenes of beauty: samurai, it’s taken not so the promise of renewal,yet in Donation bins lined the hands,’’Fujisaki said. “This the Japanese mind. the hug of reunited family much in a swashbuckling Japan the cherry blossoms sidewalk to benefit Ameri- is really an impressive show Part of it has to do with the members. 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A couple more bad bounces, a couple more missed opportunities. A couple more losses. The College of Southern Idaho baseball team s rough weekend continued Satur- day,as the Golden Eagles dropped all four games of a home series with Western Nevada College for the first time after los- ing 6-4 and 4-2. The Golden Eagles (16-12, 8-8 Scenic West) had opportunities in each of the games, but again couldn t capitalize with runners in scoring position in Game 2, and a couple of bad breaks on the day left the team wondering how it came up just short against the conference frontrun- ners. “We don t really have anything to blame it on but ourselves,” said second baseman Kendal Maier, who drove in three of the Golden Eagles four runs Maier in the opener. “We re get- ting some bad breaks, but that s not going to keep happening to us. We ve just got to DREW NASH/Times-News keep hitting balls hard and eventually Twin Falls guard Eric Harr is the Times-News 2010-11 Boys Basketball Player of the Year. they ll find holes.” In Game 2 the Eagles loaded the bases By David Bashore Eric Harr was as disappointed That s what a competitor is,”said with one out in the first, but couldn t Times-News writer as any of his teammates, but he Twin Falls assistant coach Shaun score as they grounded into a double play. Bruins Harr wasn t among those still trying Walker. “When you play good The same happened with two on and one After the Twin Falls boys bas- to rein in the emotions. and you win, things are good, but out in the third. Only Andre Ashton s ketball team s loss to Madison in Harr just looked tired. He d when you don t play up to your two-run second-inning single resulted in shouldered the state semifinals last month, taken his team as far as he could. expectations and you lose, that s runs for CSI. several of the Bruins emerged You d have thought the weight of the double-whammy that com- The bad break came when CSI s Chase from the locker room with red- the world sat on his shoulders.As petitors really feel.” Harris needed an extra half-step to get to a big load dened, tear-streaked eyes. The far as the Twin Falls basketball Harr was fatigued throughout Beau Day s shot in the right-center-field defense of their championship world was concerned,it did. the tournament but still led Twin gap. Harris had to dive to get the heel of was over,their dreams of a repeat “He was just really disap- his glove on it but when he hit the ground, this season dashed. pointed in how he performed. See HARR, Sports 2 the ball shot out of his grasp and toward right field as Day scooted around for what wound up a two-run triple for WNC. 4 forward would block an opponents tion, running the offense and at matchup problems for opponents.” The eventual winning run in Game 1 Best of the rest shot. The junior blossomed into an times scoring at will to averages of — Minico coach Mike Graefe came across on a wild pitch to put the Casey Christiansen, Minico: efficient scorer, shooting 53 percent 14 points and six rebounds per Wildcats ahead 5-2 in the fifth inning. Christiansen averaged 10.4 points from the field. game. Blair Peck, Carey: the senior guard One pitch later a passed ball allowed the and 3.4 rebounds per game for the “The best thing about Jake is his “We looked to him to run our offen- averaged 14 points, 3.8 rebounds, 3.4 insurance run to score. District IV champs, but his biggest work ethic. As great as he was in sive show for us. At 6-3, he was able steals and 2.4 assists a game for the See CSI, Sports 2 contribution probably came on the games, he was even better in prac- to see the floor really well and could 24-2 Panthers, leading them to their defensive end where he drew the tice. He s just the ultimate team drive and dish to our post players. first-ever state championship. The “We don t really have anything opponent s best perimeter player player and any time your best player He is a very talented player who can Class 1A Division II Player of the Year every night. is your hardest worker, that is a great also hit the 3-pointer. He did a little was always reliable and always avail- to blame it on but ourselves. “Casey made the biggest leap of all situation for a coach. We re extreme- bit of everything for us.” — Canyon able, averaging more than 23 min- of them between last year and this ly excited to have him back next sea- Ridge coach Mike Ridgeway utes per game and never fouling out. We re getting some bad breaks, year as far as defensive efficiency. … son as he s developed into a great “It didn t matter to Blair whether he but that s not going to keep He s smart and seemed to always all-around player.” — Jerome coach Kade Miller, Minico: Miller led was the high scorer or not, all that get the ball where it needed to be.” — Joe Messick Minico in scoring (12.2 ppg) and was mattered was whether the team happening to us. We ve just got Minico coach Mike Graefe second in rebounding (4.5 rpg). The won. Every huddle, every timeout, it to keep hitting balls hard and Grant Jones, Canyon Ridge: A senior helped the Spartans earn was always We can do this. We re Jake Hollifield, Jerome: Hollified transfer from California, Jones their first district title in 23 years OK. He never panicked. Just a good eventually they ll find holes.” averaged 11.6 points and 7.6 immediately upgraded the and advance to the Class 4A state kid, kids like being around him. He d — CSI second baseman Kendal Maier, who rebounds per game and even spurred Riverhawks offense and was regard- semifinals. do anything for any of them and vice a new chant from the Jerome student ed by some as the best player in the “He s very versatile. He could play versa. That was a big part of all the drove in three of the Golden Eagles four section. Students would yell,“You ve Great Basin Conference. The 6-foot-3 inside and also go out on the perime- success we achieved this season.” — runs in the opener. been Hollified!” every time the 6-foot- senior played a point-forward posi- ter and hit 3s, so he created a lot of Carey coach Dick Simpson SPECIALCoupon SAVINGS! Buy 3 get 1 FREE!FREE! 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We It figures to be an angry CSI 202 004 4 – 12 14 1 enough defense, but the didn t stay in our scheme group of Eagles that enter- CSN 102 102 7 – 13 15 4 Jyl Eckstein, Jessi Duncan (6), Eckstein (7) and Kelsie pitching was disastrous as pitching-wise, we gave their tains Colorado Northwest- Webster. Monet Ormsby, Samantha Powell (6), Lianne Bajarin (7) and A.J. Woodward. W: Bajarin (1-0). L: the Golden Eagles squan- best hitters good pitches to ern on Friday. Eckstein (14-7). Extra-base hits – 2B: CSI, Marina Groenewegen (14). dered a big lead in Satur- hit and that s disappoint- “Hopefully you have a lit- CSN, Katie Uriarte (9), Woodward (4), Brianna day s opener and then rolled ing,” said CSI coach Nick tle bit of fire in the belly a Romero (11), Andi Felese (2). HR: CSI, Groenwegen 2 (14), Lyndi Miller 2 (7), Kelsey Bryant (7), Mikkel over late in the nightcap to Baumert. little bit. … We won t forget Griffin (20). CSN: Woodward (19), Uriarte (10), Alicia suffer a devastating double- “There s no way we about this, and hopefully it Firelein (9). Courtesy photo header sweep in Henderson, should ever give up that to- makes us better. It s such a Game 2 Oakley dancers win state title Nev. tal amount of runs. To give tough weekend, hopefully Southern Nevada 12, CSI 4, five innings CSI blew a six-run lead up 54 runs in a weekend, we remember the lessons CSI 022 00 – 4 8 1 Oakley High School s dance team won the Class 2A state champi- CSN 310 08 – 12 13 0 with Southern Nevada that s just too much. Even as we ve learned and it makes Monet Ormsby, Lianne Bajarin (3) and A.J. onship March 19. Oakley took first place in four categories and second Woodward. Kelsey Bryant and Kelsie Webster. W: down to its final two outs to well as we swing it, you get us better,” Baumert said. Bajarin (2-0). L: Bryant (0-2). in another en route to the title. Extra-base hits – 2B: CSN, Kaleinani Adams (3), lose 13-12 in the opener, to a point where you can t “You can kick the crap out of Megan Jaramillo (2). HR: CSI, Marina Groenewegen then allowed eight fifth-in- keep up.” (inferior opposition) and it (15). CSN, Katie Uriarte (11), Alicia Firelein (10). Bruin baseball sweeps Pocatello Times-News Corr were each 3-for-4 in nine runs in the fourth in- on a passed ball in the eighth Game 2, while Jason Byce, ning to key the opening- inning as host Twin Falls The Twin Falls baseball Marcus Donaldson and game win. D.J. Worthington beat Pocatello 6-5 in Game 1 team swept Pocatello on Wolters had two hits apiece. and Zach Thibault both of a doubleheader Saturday. Courtesy photo Saturday, winning the The Bruins open Great homered in the win. The Bruins overcame nine opener 14-3 in five innings Basin Conference play on Cameron Ahrens scat- errors in earning the win, Taekwondo camp held before winning the nightcap Thursday with a trip to Bur- tered two hits in the night- but committed seven more The annual Hwa Rang Taekwondo Federation Instructor camp was held 9-1. ley. cap for Jerome, which miscues in dropping the March 11-12 at Pil Sung Martial Arts Studio in Rupert. The camp Zayne Slotten went 3- hosts Wood River Thurs- nightcap 15-6. focused on recertification of instructors, self defense, sparring tech- for-4 with two doubles and Game 1 day. First-year head coach Twin Falls 14, Pocatello 3, five innings niques, escrima sticks and form techniques. an RBI in Game 1, while Pocatello 000 03 — 3 6 1 Leslie Phillips said her play- Cody McBride was 3-for-3 Twin Falls 061 7x — 14 14 2 Game 1 ers are still learning their Teter, Greeh (4), Bowman (5) and Drury. TJ Ellis and Jerome 12, Century 6 with two RBIs. Tyler Jayson Welker. Century 400 200 0 – 6 13 3 roles and need to bring the Wolters, Ryan Fuchs and Extra-base hits — 2B: Twin Falls, Zayne Slotten 2, Jerome 000 930 x – 12 11 0 right mental edge for a full Cody McBride; Pocatello, Drury. Scarborough, Terry (4), Harris (6) and Matken. Jordy Bowling Casey Merritt each had two Garrard, Brett Mitchell (5) and Kevin Bos. W: Garrard. game. MAGIC BOWL – TWIN FALLS TUESDAY MAJORS L: Terry. SUNDAY ROLLERS BOYS SERIES: Anthony Vest 675, Derrick Cox 520, Matt hits Twin Falls (6-1). Extra-base hits – 2B: Century, Arnold, Terry, Owen. The Bruins (1-3) host Bur- Game 2 3B: Century, Terry. Jerome, Spencer Parker. HR: MEN S SERIES: Kyle Mason 702, R.D. Adema 649, Keith Thrall 493, Cody Worden 491. “Offensively we re Twin Falls 9, Pocatello 1 Jerome, D.J. Worthington, Zach Thibault. ley on Thursday. Kelly 649, Stan Visser 625. BOYS GAMES: Anthony Vest 279, Derrick Cox 183, Matt Pocatello 000 001 0 — 1 11 3 MEN S GAMES: Kyle Mason 258, R.D. Adema 253, Keith Thrall 168, Cody Worden 164. swinging the bats pretty Twin Falls 303 120 x — 9 18 0 well,”said Twin Falls coach Ryan, Nelson (5) and Drury. Eric Harr, Damon Jones Game 2 Game 1 Kelly 247, Stan Visser 245. GIRLS SERIES: Miranda Curtis 509, Koti Jo Moses 498, (6) and Zayne Slotten. Jerome 5, Century 3 Twin Falls 6, Pocatello 5, eight innings LADIES SERIES: Ida Countryman 597, Kim Dreisigacker Jessica Jenkins 434, Megan McAllister 433. Tim Stadelmeir. Extra-base hits — 2B: Twin Falls, Jason Byce, Thomas Century 000 003 0 – 3 2 6 Pocatello 010 000 40 — 5 3 2 574, Tawnia Bryant 570, Kelsie Bryant 531. GIRLS GAMES: Miranda Curtis 185, Koti Jo Moses 170, Corr, Marcus Donaldson; Pocatello, Drury 2. 3B: Twin Jerome 101 120 x – 5 4 2 Twin Falls 001 130 01 — 6 4 9 LADIES GAMES: Ida Countryman 202, Kim Dreisigaker Paige Maher 157, Megan McAllister 156. TJ Ellis got the win in Falls, Ryan Fuchs. Stears, Harris (5) and Matken. Cameron Ahrens and Rodopatis and Bontrager. Jaquelyn Corr, Rainey 194, Tawnia Bryant 192. CONSOLIDATED Game 1, while Eric Harr was Kevin Bos. W: Ahrens. L: Stears. Dyrerson (7) and Brylee Bartlett. Extra-base hits – 2B: Century, Owen. Jerome, Jordy Extra-base hits — none. COMMERCIAL SERIES: Jene Prudent 685, Kevin Ahlm 684, Neil Welsh the winning pitcher for JEROME SWEEPS CENTURY Garrard. SERIES: Dusty McCallister 728, Leon Klimes 724, Zach 673, Chad Kepner 673. Game 2. Jerome picked up its first Black 708, Buddy Bryant 661. GAMES: Rocky Bennett 267, Kevin Ahlm 259, Kevin Game 2 GAMES: Dusty McCallister 279, Leon Klimes 266, Zach Coggins Sr. 246, Neil Welsh 245. “Our pitching was out- wins of the season, sweep- Softball Pocatello 15, Twin Falls 6 Black 247, Fred Ott 245. MAGIC VALLEY SENIORS Pocatello 400 550 1 — 15 9 3 MASON TROPHY MEN S SERIES: Duke Stimpson 558, Cy Bullers 530, Del standing again today,” said ing visiting Century 12-6 Twin Falls 300 200 1 — 6 4 7 Stadelmeir. and 5-3 Saturday. BRUINS SPLIT WITH POCATELLO Rodopatis and Bontrager. Rainey Dyrerson, Jaquelyn SERIES: Sylvia Inman 573, Wilma Lancaster 517, Joan McGuire 535, Ken Cameron 472. Corr (5) and Brylee Bartlett. Leis 516, Edie Barkley 507. MEN S GAMES: Duke Stimpson 221, Del McGuire 180, Ellis, Fuchs and Thomas The Tigers (2-2) scored Jaquelyn Corr came home Extra-base hits — 3B: Twin Falls, Dyrerson. GAMES: Sylvia Inman 245, Wilma Lancaster 208, Edie Gary Hartruft 179, Cy Bullers 178. Barkley 183, Joan Leis 182. LADIES SERIES: Shirley Kunsman 564, Tina Holland 537, VALLEY Jean McGuire 517, Barbara Frith 483. SERIES: Rick Frederiksen 724, Bob Leazer 711, Shon LADIES GAMES: Shirley Kunsman226, Jean McGuire Bywater 706, Nate Jones 705. 193, Tina Holland 185, Barbara Frith 172. GAMES: Mike Tackett 288, Trevor Wakley 279, Shon LADIES CLASSIC Bywater 279, Rick Frederiksen 278. SERIES: Joelle Moses 584, Cindy Garrett 540, Kay MAGIC BOWL Puschel 532, Carol Quaintance 532. 50 PLUS SENIORS GAMES: Joelle Moses 213, Deborah Reynolds 212, Mary MEN S SERIES: Jerry Seabolt 664, Tom Smith 647, Ed Beams 208, Kay Puschel 201. Dutry 637, Myron Schroeder 625. C.S.I. – THURSDAY MEN S GAMES: Dave Wilson 243, Ed Dutry 237, Myron MEN S SERIES: Theran Booth 347, Daniel Rock 344, Schroeder 236, Tom Smith 235. Kalen Smith 341, Filiberto Martinez 336. Canyon Ridge s LADIES SERIES: Margie Howard 530, Dixie Eager 524, MEN S GAMES: Kalen Smith 198, Theran Booth 152, Connor Barbara Smith 512, Bernie Smith 495. Nick Urie 145, Daniel Rock 131. LADIES GAMES: Barbara Smith 193, Margie Howard 187, LADIES SERIES: Christina Miranda 455, Dina Edwards Stubblefield (41) Betty Wartgow 186, Dixie Eager 185. 394, Lonna Williams-Beem 387. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LADIES GAMES: Christina Miranda 197, Dina Edwards attempts to tag MEN S SERIES: Clint Koyle 683, Dale Rhyne 619, Jim 141, Lonne Williams-Beem 134, Cheyenne Castillo 120. Minico s Slade Brawley 608, Buddy Bryant 604. SUNSET MEN S GAMES: Clint Koyle 255, Dale Rhyne 225, Charles SERIES: Tracey Hoffman 580, Ann Shepherd 559, Winmill (5) Lewis 214, Bryan Price 213, Ton Kerr 213, Jim Howrd Brittny Rackham 552, Corinne Goble 550. Saturday afternoon 213. GAMES: Kristy Rodriguez 223, Corinne Goble 202, Ann LADIES SERIES: Tawnia Bryant 615, Sylvia Wood 550, Shepherd 202, Jody Galan 202, Brittny Rackham 202. during Game 1 of a Cindy Price 549, Stephanie White 519. FRIDAY P.M. SENIORS LADIES GAMES: Tawnia Bryant 247, Beverly O Conner MEN S SERIES: Tom Smith 637, Ron Marshall 600, doubleheader at 204, Sylvia Wood 201, Joan Brawley 199. Myron Schroeder 574, Clayne Williams 568. Canyon Ridge High EARLY FRIDAY MIXED MEN S GAMES: Tom Smith 246, Myron Schroeder 245, MEN S SERIES: Trevor Wakley 634, Mike Goodson 597, Dave Wilson 232, Ron Marshall 221. School in Twin Kia Mathews 570, John Rebollozo 534. LADIES SERIES: Bonnie Draper 574, Jean McGuire 489, Falls. MEN S GAMES: Mike Goodson 247, Trevor Wakley 226, Carolyn Hanson 454, Gail McAllister 456. Kia Mathews 211, John Wakley 198. LADIES GAMES: Bonnie Draper 203, Dawn Kulm 187, SUNSET BOWL – BUHL Gail McAllister 182, Lucy Anderson 181. LUCKY STRIKERS PEEWEE & BUMPER MEN S SERIES: Morgan Breck 528. BOYS SERIES: Riley Magee 226, Donovan Howell 192, MEN S GAMES: Morgan Brck 227. Eli Cook 188, Brock Hanson 164. LADIES SERIES: Beverly Rodig 525. BOYS GAMES: Riley Magee 134, Donovan Howell 104, LADIES GAMES: Kristi Atkinson 191. Eli Cook 95, Brock Hanson 85. DREW NASH/ STARLITE GIRLS SERIES: Lindsay Beem 185. Times-News MEN S SERIES: Dustin McCallister 706. GIRLS GAMES: Lindsay Beem 101. MEN S GAMES: Dustin McCallister 276. GIANTS LADIES SERIES: Victoria Clary 545. BOYS SERIES: Brendan Rife 354, Cooper Hildreth 346, LADIES GAMES: Victoria Glary 203. Tom Upchurch 332, Oliver Cook 314. Minico SPARE PAIRS BOYS GAMES: Brendan Rife 155, Cooper Hildreth 132, Canyon Ridge 200 00 — 2 4 7 MEN S SERIES: Cliff Rediker 653. Dylan Mace 131, Dennis Hudelson 116. Continued from Sports 1 for-5 performance that in- Schroeder had doubles for Suede Denker, Nate Hanks (5) and Dakota Rupard. MEN S GAMES: Dustin McCallister 246. GIRLS SERIES: Alexis Ybarra 348, Sydney Ewaniuk 332, Garrett Basham, John Cron (3) and Scott Speer, KJ Redder went 3-for-4 cluded a double and a home the Riverhawks (2-3, 0-3 Garrett Basham (5). W: Denker. L: Basham. LADIES SERIES: Claudine Stricklan 538. Ashley Etters 322, Jenny Leazer 287. Extra-base hits - 2B: Minico, Denker, Casey LADIES GAMES: Lois Tomlinson 207. GIRLS GAMES: Sydney Ewaniuk 156, Alexis Ybarra 130, at the plate for Minico, driv- run. GBC), who travel to Wendell Christiansen 3, KJ Redder, Sager Navarez 2; Canyon PINBUSTERS Ashley Etters 120, Jenny Leazer 116. Ridge, Kaleb Price, Josh Schroeder. 3B: Minico, Zac MEN S SERIES: Josh Johnson 700, Dee Maier 578. SNAKE RIVER BOWL – BURLEY ing in two first-inning runs. “We have been putting on Tuesday. Delgado, Navarez. HR: Minico, Denker. He also added a two-run together some good swings Minico competes in the MEN S GAMES: Dustin McCallister 279, Dee Maier 268. MONDAY MARAUDERS MONDAY YABA SERIES: Derry Smith 534, Diane Strolberg 499, Edna double in the sixth inning. and good at-bats all sea- Buck s Bags tournament Game 2 BOYS SERIES: Derek Webb 512. Renz 399, Alice Ferrin 397. Minico 9, Canyon Ridge 0 Casey Christiansen and son,”said Frank. “This is the this week in the Boise area. Minico 302 013 0 — 9 9 2 BOYS GAMES: Derek Webb 222. GAMES: Diane Strolberg 186, Edna Renz 12, Deborah Canyon Ridge 000 000 0 — 0 3 5 GIRLS SERIES: Bri Madison 363. Lopez 148, Syndi Strand 146. Dakota Rupard had RBI earliest in the season with Slade Winmill, Sager Navarez (6) and Dakota Rupard, GIRLS GAMES: Alexis Breck 139, Bri Madison 139. LADIES TRIOS triples. no real complaints. We hope Game 1 Marty Pawson (7). Scott Speer, Garrett Basham (6) MASON S TROPHY SERIES: Tiffinay Hager 614, Jachelle Lowe 548, Kim Minico 20, Canyon Ridge 2 and Garrett Basham, Scott Speer (6). W: Winmill. L: Suede Denker paced to maintain it.” Speer. SERIES: Dixie Schroeder 513. Davis 522, Glenda Mecham 503. Five innings Extra-base hits - 2B: Minico, Redder. 3B: Minico, GAMES: Dixie Schroeder 242. GAMES: Tiffinay Hager 224, Kim Davis 196, Jachelle Minico in Game 1 with a 5- Kaleb Price and Josh Minico 271 73 — 20 17 4 Dakota Rupard, Christiansen. BOWLADROME – TWIN FALLS Lowe 188, Clarice Leslie 186. SUNDAY EARLY MIXED MEN S CLASSIC TRIO MEN S SERIES: Jake Carnahan 686, James Carr 557, SERIES: Bob Bywater 933, Justin Studer 870, Larry Rich Ceperich 531, Jonathan Vaughan 507. Christensen 837, Brad Holm 827. CSI MEN S GAMES: Jake Carnahan 249, James Carr 233, GAMES: Bob Bywate 255, Larry Christensen 254, Brad Harr Rich Ceperich 214, Joe Harkins 184. Holm 244, Stan Chambliss 237. Continued from Sports 1 Continued from Sports 1 LADIES SERIES: Roxie Bymun 465, Ludy Harkins 451, TUESDAY MIXED ceed. When T.J. Ellis went down midsea- Kim Godowski 434, Becky Lewis 431. MEN S SERIES: Bob Bywater 656, Rick Hieb 632, Tyson Falls across the finish line, picking the son with a knee injury, Harr also became CSI got two back on Maier s LADIES GAMES: Ludy Harkins 169, Kim Godowski 157, Hirsch 628, Richie Oppe 608. Bruins off the deck after that loss to beat the team s primary ball handler in addi- double in the bottom of the Roxie Bymun 156, Becky Lewis 156. MEN S GAMES: Rick Hieb 247, Richie Oppe 225, Tyson MONDAY FOLLIES Hirsch 223, Byron Hager 221. conference rival Minico for third place. tion to everything else on his list of bas- fifth, but that was as close as MEN S SERIES: Ed Dutry 617, Joe McClure 603, Rick LADIES SERIES: Tiffinay Hager 661, Stacy Hieb 602, That tenacity and excellence against a ketball chores. the Golden Eagles could get. Morrow 596, Kevin Hamblin 574, Dennis Seckel 574. Annette Hirsch 597, Kristie Jonston 519. season stacked with adversity earned him All that while adjusting to a game that Western Nevada (23-9, 16-0) MEN S GAMES: Craig Johnson 238, Ed Dutry 236, Kevin LADIES GAMES: Tiffinay Hager 244, Annette Hirsch 224, Hamblin 228, Dennis Seckel 226. Stacy Hieb 214, Jeri Holland 208. respect from around the state, and it s a became increasingly physical against the has now won 17 games in a row, LADIES SERIES: Michele Seckel 593, Kay Puschel 560, RAILROADERS large part of his becoming the Times- wiry 6-foot-1 marksman as he piled up while the Eagles have lost seven RaeNae Reece 541, Lorenia Rodriguez 498. SERIES: Theresa Knowlton 554, Jamie Stewart 538, LADIES GAMES: Michele Seckel 208, Kay Puschel 202, Kym Son 530, Missy Stewart 494. News 2010-11 Boys Basketball Player of the points. of eight. RaeNae Reece 198, Lorenia Rodriguez 191. GAMES: Kym Son 204, Sherry Rasmussen 195, Theresa the Year. “After we lost to Minico in the district With Western Nevada head- SH-BOOM Knowlton 194, Jamie Stewart 189. The Twin Falls junior did everything championship, with the way they play, I ed to second-place Salt Lake MEN S SERIES: Nick Parsons 673, Darrell Reynolds 642, WEDNESDAY MIXED Donnie Parsons 637, Clint Koyle 596. MEN S SERIES: Tyson Hirsch 749, Justin Studer 632, asked of him this season. He was the Bru- was just physically beat up. After that next, while CSI hosts Colorado MEN S GAMES: Nick Parsons 255, Dale Black 238, Galen Rogers 569, Rodney Crow 562. ins equivalent of Jimmer Fredette — and game, I thought we had to play three Northwestern, an opportunity Donnie Parsons 232, Darrell Reynolds 225. MEN S GAMES: Tyson Hirsch 264, Rodney Crow 233, he actually played defense. Harr led the games in three days if we wanted to get still lies for the Golden Eagles to LADIES SERIES: Diana Brady 540, Linda Brittsan 522, Justin Studer 224, Jordan Parish 219. Kathi Jeroue 506, Barbara Reynolds 494. LADIES SERIES: Annette Hirsch 654, Gayle Erekson 565, team in scoring (18.4 ppg), assists (2.8) back to the Idaho Center, and I just knew make up ground on one or both LADIES GAMES: Diana Brady 212, Linda Brittsan 186, Alexis Studer 554, Bobbi Crow 470. and steals (2.0) and was second in re- it was going to be tough,”he said. “But no of the teams ahead of them in Barbara Reynolds 177, Kathi Jeroue 176. LADIES GAMES: Annette Hirsch 246, Alexis Studer 235, bounding (5.6), all while drawing the as- one else was going to feel sorry for me or the standings. MID MORNING MIXED Gayle Erekson 229, Susan Fowler 167. MEN S SERIES: Tom Smith 690, Cary Moser 639, Ed HOUSEWIVES signment of guarding the other team s go easy on me, so I couldn t feel sorry for “We re not going to treat it Dutry 619, Eddie Chappell 601. SERIES: Brenda Schenk 566, Derry Smith 547, Nannette best player each and every time out. myself either.I just had to get through it.” like a weekend off, that s for MEN S GAMES: Tom Smith 278, Cary Moser 276, Doug Kostka 502, Missy Stuart 460. “He responded well to that, really en- Matt Harr estimated that Eric had sure,” Maier said of facing Southerland 244, Ed Dutry 235. GAMES: Brenda Schenk 214, Derry Smith 213, Jeanne LADIES SERIES: Linda Vining 519, Bernie Smith 507, Larson 201, Sharon Rathe 187. MAJORS joyed it. In hindsight it really caught up about 18 really good games in him this CNCC. “We ve got to keep bat- Kimberlie Kepner 501, Margie Howard 501. SERIES: Justin Studer 675, Justin Mayer 671, Stan with him, but we really didn t have a season, and six or seven more good ones. tling, working hard, and see LADIES GAMES: Bernie Smith 193, Linda Vining 192, Chambliss 656, Bob Bywater 635. Margie Howard 186, Kimberlie Kepner 181. choice,”said Matt Harr, Eric s father and The Bruins closed the season having what happens.” GAMES: Justin Mayer 264, Shon Bywater 258, Bob TUESDAY A.M. TRIO Bywater 257, Chris Warr 242. the Bruins head coach. “It s kind of a played 28 games, so there s still room to SERIES: Amber Behuhl 539, Barbara Frith 525, Jean chess match — you have to play through improve. Game 1 PINHEADS McGuire 197, Gail McAllister 495. BOYS SERIES: Brody Albertson 555, Mhason Stimpson Western Nevada 6, CSI 4 GAMES: Barbara Frith 197, Jean McGuire 194, Billie whatever the fatigue of a player is at. You One byproduct of that improvement WNC 001 320 0 – 6 8 0 525, Quintyn Roberts 436, Jase Martinez 337. feel for him,but you always have to ask for will be a continued growth from the rest CSI 100 120 0 – 4 8 2 Mason 190, Amber Beguhl 187. BOYS GAMES: Brody Albertson 195, Mhason Stimpson Brandon Jackson, Chris Garrison (4), Kody Gorden (7) and LATECOMERS 193, Quintyn Roberts 179, Trever Hager 125. another game. All in all, we couldn t be of the team. Pat McMeel. Tyler Vavra, Chris Kerns (5) and Parker Morin. SERIES: Kristy Rodriguez 560, Linda Vining 551, W: Garrison (4-2). L: Vavra (3-2). SV: Gorden (1). GIRLS SERIES: Bridget Albertson 477, Cheyenne more proud of him. “We had other players step up, but to Extra-base hits – 2B: WNC, Connor Eppard (6), McMeel (5). Charlene Anderson 508, Lisa Allen 503. Powers 386, Dominique Powers 338, Kaitlin Wilcox 181. “What I m most proud about whether Eric s credit he never quit and learned he CSI: Parker Morin (9), Kendal Maier (6). GAMES: Linda Vining 213, Kristy Rodriguez 204, Betty GIRLS GAMES: Bridget Albertson 187, Cheyenne Wartgow 202, Charlene Anderson 202. Powers 386, Dominique Powers 130, Kaitlin Wilcox 71. he was my kid or a player, was that three- had to put another dimension to his Game 2 C.S.I. – TUESDAY MINICO point drive with 30 or 40 seconds left game,” Matt Harr said. “Teams weren t Western Nevada 4, CSI 2 MEN S SERIES: Christopher Jacob 458, Joshua BOYS SERIES: Josh Tallon 538, Reid Pinther 525, Shane WNC 000 030 1 – 4 6 0 Burkhardt 455, Tyler Sleeper 420, Kevin Coggins 408. Amen 504, Gerardo Juarez 489. against Minico. Making a statement: I m going to let him score 25 points at the end CSN 020 000 0 – 2 5 0 Tyler Spencer, Matt Robertson (2), Jason Wittwer (5), Tim MEN S GAMES: Joshua Burkhardt 171, Christopher BOYS GAMES: Josh Tallon 225, Gerardo Juarez 221, tired but I m still going to come at you.” of the year, it didn t matter who we Peterson (7) and Sean Dwyer. Paul Schaak, Cody White (5), Jacob 166, Karter Price 162, Ben Ware 157. Suede Denker 185, Reid Pinther 180. Eric Harr never once complained about played. That built the character of the Tyler Duffin (5), Brandon Petite (6), Chris Kerns (7) and LADIES SERIES: Kiali Nelson 400, Samantha Anderson GIRLS SERIES: Bridget Albertson 505, Angie Holmes Parker Morin. W: Robertson (1-1). L: White (1-1). SV: 391, Alice Hernandez 331, Kelly Burns 328. the expectations, the onus that fell so team and the other kids stepped up. It s a Peterson (1). 318, Yajayra Garcia 311, Rachel Watson 307. Extra-base hits – 2B: WNC, Potkay (13), Lawhorn (2), Smart LADIES GAMES: Kiali Nelson 150, Samantha Anderson GIRLS GAMES: Bridget Albertson 172, Yajayra Garcia largely upon him to help the Bruins suc- credit to all of them.” (5). 3B: WNC, Beau Day (3). 141, Jessica Kramer 132, Kelly Burns 126. 138, Sydney Walker 116, Rachel Watson 114. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho SPORTS Sunday, March 27, 2011 Sports 3 SCOREBOARD
Saturday s Games Sunday, March 27 y-Vancouver 75 49 17 9 107 243 174 BASEBALL Atlanta 98, New Jersey 87 Syracuse (25-9) at Toledo (26-8), Noon Calgary 76 37 28 11 85 230 222 Charlotte 114, New York 106 Arkansas (22-11) at Illinois State (23-10), 12:05 p.m. Minnesota 75 35 32 8 78 188 213 MLB Spring Training Detroit 100, Indiana 88 GGAAMMEE PPLLAANN Southern Cal (22-12) at Colorado (18-15), 1 p.m. Colorado 74 28 38 8 64 207 262 All Times MDT Chicago 95, Milwaukee 87 Semifinals Edmonton 74 23 41 10 56 176 244 AMERICAN LEAGUE Dallas 94, Utah 77 March 30-31 PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA TEAM W L Pct Toronto at L.A. Clippers, late Southern Cal-Colorado winner vs. Illinois State- Sunday s Games TV SCHEDULE 1 p.m. Arkansas winner, TBD San Jose 76 44 23 9 97 224 199 Kansas City 17 10 .630 Sacramento at Philadelphia, 10 a.m. SPEED — FIM World Superbike, at Toledo-Syracuse winner vs. Charlotte (27-9), TBD Phoenix 77 41 25 11 93 219 212 Detroit 19 12 .613 San Antonio at Memphis, 4 p.m. AUTO RACING Championship Los Angeles 75 43 26 6 92 207 181 Minnesota 17 11 .607 Atlanta at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Derby, England (same-day tape) At TBD Anaheim 75 42 28 5 89 214 217 Seattle 14 11 .560 Houston at Miami, 4 p.m. 10:30 a.m. NBA BASKETBALL Saturday, April 2 Dallas 74 38 26 10 86 208 210 Toronto 14 12 .538 Boston at Minnesota, 5 p.m. ABC — IRL, Grand Prix of St. Semifinal winners, 1 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime Los Angeles 15 13 .536 Portland at Oklahoma City, 6 p.m. 6 p.m. loss. Cleveland 13 12 .520 Washington at Golden State, 7 p.m. Petersburg ESPN — Portland at Oklahoma City x-clinched playoff spot Tampa Bay 14 13 .519 New Orleans at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. GOLF y-clinched division Baltimore 13 13 .500 Dallas at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Friday s Games New York 12 14 .462 Monday s Games FOX — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Auto ESPN — Dallas at Phoenix PGA Arnold Palmer Invitational Pittsburgh 1, New Jersey 0, SO Oakland 12 16 .429 Milwaukee at Charlotte, 5 p.m. Club 400 Saturday Buffalo 4, Florida 2 Texas 11 16 .407 Boston at Indiana, 5 p.m. NLL LACROSSE At Bay Hill Club & Lodge Ottawa 2, Washington 0 Boston 12 18 .400 Orlando at New York, 5:30 p.m. CYCLING Noon Orlando, Fla. Vancouver 3, Atlanta 1 Chicago 10 18 .357 Philadelphia at Chicago, 6 p.m. 3 p.m. Purse: $6 Million Carolina 4, Tampa Bay 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Portland at San Antonio, 6:30 p.m. VERSUS — Buffalo at Minnesota Yardage: 7,419 - Par: 72 Saturday s Games TEAM W L Pct Washington at Utah, 7 p.m. VERSUS — Criterium International, RODEO Third Round N.Y. Rangers 1, Boston 0 final stage (same-day tape) Martin Laird 70-65-70—205 -11 Los Angeles 4, Colorado 1 Colorado 17 9 .654 6 p.m. Spencer Levin 66-70-71—207 -9 Buffalo 2, New Jersey 0 Milwaukee 17 9 .654 NBA Boxes GOLF Bubba Watson 70-71-68—209 -7 San Francisco 19 11 .633 VERSUS — PBR, Ty Murray Washington 2, Montreal 0 MAVERICKS 94, JAZZ 77 7 a.m. Steve Marino 71-67-71—209 -7 Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 Atlanta 16 11 .593 Invitational (same-day tape) David Toms 74-67-69—210 -6 Tampa Bay 4, Carolina 2 Philadelphia 18 13 .581 DALLAS (94) TGC — European PGA Tour, Open de SOCCER Rickie Fowler 69-71-70—210 -6 Detroit 4, Toronto 2 Washington 15 12 .556 Marion 6-9 1-2 13, Nowitzki 5-12 9-9 19, Chandler 4-7 2- Andalucia, final round Marc Leishman 73-72-66—211 -5 Nashville 4, Dallas 2 New York 15 14 .517 3 10, Kidd 3-6 0-0 7, Beaubois 2-5 2-2 7, Barea 2-8 4-6 6:55 a.m. Trevor Immelman 72-71-68—211 -5 St. Louis 6, Minnesota 3 Cincinnati 14 14 .500 9, Stojakovic 1-6 2-2 5, Terry 6-7 6-8 22, Haywood 1-2 10:30 a.m. ESPN2 — Men s national teams, John Senden 71-72-68—211 -5 Anaheim 2, Chicago 1 San Diego 13 14 .481 0-0 2, Stevenson 0-1 0-0 0, Cardinal 0-0 0-0 0, TGC — PGA Tour, Arnold Palmer Charles Howell III 73-65-73—211 -5 San Jose 4, Phoenix 1 St. Louis 13 14 .481 Mahinmi 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 30-66 26-32 94. exhibition, Scotland vs. Brazil Brendon De Jonge 71-71-70—212 -4 Calgary at Edmonton, late Chicago 14 16 .467 UTAH (77) Invitational, final round WOMEN S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Ryan Moore 74-67-71—212 -4 Sunday s Games Florida 12 14 .462 Miles 7-14 1-2 16, Millsap 6-12 3-4 15, Jefferson 9-21 3-3 12:30 p.m. Chris Couch 70-71-71—212 -4 Florida at Pittsburgh, 11 a.m. Los Angeles 13 18 .419 21, Watson 1-4 0-0 2, Bell 2-6 2-2 7, Price 2-9 1-2 6, 10 a.m. K.J. Choi 72-64-76—212 -4 Ottawa at Atlanta, Noon Pittsburgh 10 19 .345 Hayward 3-3 0-2 6, Favors 2-7 0-2 4. Totals 32-76 10-17 NBC — PGA Tour, Arnold Palmer ESPN — NCAA Division I tourna- Charlie Wi 73-74-66—213 -3 Vancouver at Columbus, 3 p.m. Houston 11 21 .344 77. Invitational, final round Kyle Stanley 74-73-66—213 -3 Boston at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. Arizona 11 23 .324 Dallas 20 23 15 36 — 94 ment, regional semifinal, Heath Slocum 75-70-68—213 -3 Monday s Games NOTE: Split-squad games count in the standings; Utah 22 25 13 17 — 77 5 p.m. Georgetown vs. Connecticut Brian Davis 70-72-71—213 -3 Chicago at Detroit, 5:30 p.m. games against non-major league teams do not. 3-Point Goals—Dallas 8-19 (Terry 4-5, Barea 1-2, TGC — LPGA, Kia Classic, final round Hunter Mahan 69-69-75—213 -3 Colorado at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Stojakovic 1-3, Beaubois 1-3, Kidd 1-4, Nowitzki 0-1, 12:30 p.m. Phil Mickelson 70-75-69—214 -2 Saturday s Games Stevenson 0-1), Utah 3-12 (Price 1-2, Bell 1-3, Miles 1-5, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ESPN2 — NCAA Division I tourna- Justin Rose 72-72-70—214 -2 Florida 6, St. Louis 5 Watson 0-1, Millsap 0-1). Fouled Out—Price. 2 p.m. J.J. Henry 75-70-69—214 -2 TENNIS Detroit 3, Philadelphia (ss) 1 Rebounds—Dallas 49 (Marion, Chandler 7), Utah 44 ment, regional semifinal, DePaul vs. Jim Furyk 74-69-71—214 -2 Baltimore 7, Tampa Bay 2 (Jefferson 7). Assists—Dallas 20 (Kidd, Barea 6), Utah WGN — Preseason, Chicago Cubs vs. Duke Dicky Pride 77-66-71—214 -2 Sony Ericsson Open Washington 10, Houston 0 18 (Price 6). Total Fouls—Dallas 26, Utah 25. Colorado Brian Gay 75-68-71—214 -2 Saturday N.Y. Yankees 4, Pittsburgh 2 Technicals—Jefferson 2, Utah defensive three second 2. 2:30 p.m. J.B. Holmes 73-69-72—214 -2 At The Tennis Center at Crandon Park Toronto 7, Philadelphia (ss) 6 Ejected— Jefferson. A—19,649 (19,911). MEN S COLLEGE BASKETBALL ESPN2 — NCAA Division I tourna- Sergio Garcia 73-68-73—214 -2 Key Biscayne, Fla. N.Y. Mets 8, Atlanta 2 Vaughn Taylor 70-68-76—214 -2 Purse: Men, $4.5 million (Masters 1000); Women, $4.5 L.A. Angels 6, Chicago White Sox 3 12:10 p.m. ment, regional semifinal, Georgia PISTONS 100, PACERS 88 Stewart Cink 76-71-68—215 -1 million (Premier) Chicago Cubs 6, Texas 5 CBS — NCAA Division I tournament, vs. Texas A&M Rod Pampling 73-72-70—215 -1 Surface: Hard-Outdoor L.A. Dodgers 5, San Diego 4 INDIANA (88) regional finals, doubleheader, North Troy Matteson 72-73-70—215 -1 Singles Milwaukee 2, Seattle 1, 10 innings Granger 5-14 2-3 14, Hansbrough 7-12 2-4 16, Hibbert 5 p.m. Henrik Stenson 73-71-71—215 -1 Men Kansas City 9, Arizona 6 3-10 0-0 6, Collison 2-9 0-0 4, George 2-2 0-0 5, Rush Carolina vs. Kentucky and Kansas ESPN2 — NCAA Division I tourna- D.J. Trahan 72-71-72—215 -1 Second Round San Francisco (ss) 9, Cincinnati 6 7-10 1-2 19, Foster 3-3 0-0 6, Price 2-8 1-6 6, McRoberts vs. Virginia Commonwealth Nick O hern 73-70-72—215 -1 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (15), France, def. Teymuraz Minnesota 9, Boston 8 4-5 0-2 8, D.Jones 1-3 1-2 4. Totals 36-76 7-19 88. ment, regional semifinal, Fredrik Jacobson 71-71-73—215 -1 Gabashvili, Russia, 6-3, 6-7 (3), 6-3. San Francisco (ss) vs. Cleveland at Goodyear, Ariz., DETROIT (100) MOTORSPORTS Wisconsin-Green Bay vs. Baylor Ian Poulter 71-71-73—215 -1 Juan Monaco (32), Argentina, def. Sergiy Stakhovsky, late Prince 6-11 0-0 13, Wilcox 1-2 0-1 2, Monroe 3-9 3-3 9, Tiger Woods 73-68-74—215 -1 Ukraine, 6-4, 6-7 (2), 6-4. Colorado vs. Oakland at Phoenix, late Stuckey 7-14 2-4 16, Hamilton 7-13 7-9 23, Maxiell 3-4 Pat Perez 74-74-68—216 E Mikhail Youzhny (13), Russia, def. Yen-hsun Lu, Sunday s Games 2-4 8, Bynum 3-6 0-0 6, Daye 3-8 0-0 7, Gordon 1-4 0- Sam Saunders 74-73-69—216 E Taiwan, 6-1, 6-0. Boston vs. Baltimore (ss) at Sarasota, Fla., 11:05 a.m. 0 3, Villanueva 5-5 0-0 13. Totals 39-76 14-21 100. Totals 39-78 28-39 112. Mark Wilson 74-72-70—216 E Feliciano Lopez, Spain, def. Juan Ignacio Chela (26), Baltimore (ss) vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 11:05 a.m. Indiana 25 22 18 23 — 88 Friday s Late NBA Boxes L.A. Clippers 23 25 32 24 — 104 Zach Johnson 76-70-70—216 E Argentina, 7-6 (3), 3-6, 6-4. N.Y. Yankees vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Fla., Detroit 26 22 29 23 — 100 HORNETS 106, SUNS 100 L.A. Lakers 33 24 28 27 — 112 D.A. Points 73-71-72—216 E Olivier Rochus, Belgium, def. Marcos Baghdatis (22), 11:05 a.m. 3-Point Goals—Indiana 9-18 (Rush 4-6, Granger 2-5, Cyprus, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. NEW ORLEANS (106) 3-Point Goals—L.A. Clippers 5-17 (Williams 4-7, Gomes Bo Van Pelt 74-70-72—216 E Philadelphia vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., 11:05 a.m. George 1-1, D.Jones 1-2, Price 1-3, Collison 0-1), Detroit 1-2, Bledsoe 0-1, Gordon 0-3, Foye 0-4), L.A. Lakers 6- Hunter Haas 70-73-73—216 E Gilles Simon (25), France, def. Rainer Schuettler, Florida vs. Washington at Viera, Fla., 11:05 a.m. 8-14 (Villanueva 3-3, Hamilton 2-2, Prince 1-1, Daye 1-2, Ariza 6-13 2-2 16, Landry 8-16 3-4 19, Okafor 3-6 0-0 6, Germany, 6-4, 6-3. Paul 10-16 2-4 22, Belinelli 1-7 0-0 3, Green 5-10 3-4 15, 18 (Artest 3-5, Odom 1-2, Blake 1-2, Bryant 1-5, Brown Arjun Atwal 72-72-72—216 E Detroit vs. Houston at Kissimmee, Fla., 11:05 a.m. Gordon 1-4, Stuckey 0-2). Fouled Out—None. 0-1, Barnes 0-3). Fouled Out—Foye. Rebounds—L.A. Tom Gillis 73-70-73—216 E Alex Dolgopolov (21), Ukraine, def. Andreas Seppi, Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla., Rebounds—Indiana 49 (Hansbrough, McRoberts 8), Smith 0-2 0-0 0, Jack 7-11 1-1 17, Pondexter 1-1 0-0 2, Italy, 6-1, 5-3, retired. Gray 1-1 0-1 2, Andersen 1-3 2-2 4. Totals 43-86 13-18 Clippers 45 (Kaman 7), L.A. Lakers 50 (Bynum 12). William McGirt 73-68-75—216 E 11:05 a.m. Detroit 47 (Monroe 13). Assists—Indiana 27 (Collison Assists—L.A. Clippers 23 (Williams 6), L.A. Lakers 19 Roger Federer (3), Switzerland, def. Radek Stepanek, N.Y. Mets vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Fla., 11:05 a.m. 6), Detroit 23 (Hamilton, Stuckey 6). Total Fouls— 106. Czech Republic, 6-3, 6-3. PHOENIX (100) (Bryant 6). Total Fouls—L.A. Clippers 23, L.A. Lakers Texas vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 2:05 p.m. Indiana 14, Detroit 20. A—19,216 (22,076). 18. Technicals—Kaman 2, Williams, Fisher. Ejected— LPGA Tour Kia Classic Carlos Berlocq, Argentina, def. Ernests Gulbis (28), Chicago White Sox vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, Hill 6-12 3-4 18, Frye 5-9 1-2 14, Lopez 0-0 0-0 0, Nash Saturday Latvia, 6-1, 2-6, 6-4. 1-9 0-0 3, Carter 0-3 0-0 0, Gortat 7-14 4-4 18, Dudley Kaman. A—18,997 (18,997). At Industry Hills Golf Club At Pacific Palms 2:05 p.m. BOBCATS 114, KNICKS 106 Florian Mayer, Germany, def. Albert Montanes (20), Cleveland vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glendale, Ariz., 5-8 5-7 17, Childress 0-1 0-0 0, Brooks 7-9 1-2 17, Industry, Calif. Spain, 6-4, 3-1, retired. 2:05 p.m. NEW YORK (106) Warrick 4-6 5-6 13, Siler 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 35-71 19-25 Men s NCAA Tournament Purse: $1.7 Million Philipp Petzschner, Germany, def. Jurgen Melzer (10), Arizona vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., 2:05 p.m. Anthony 13-25 7-8 36, Sha.Williams 2-8 3-3 7, 100. All Times MDT Yardage: 6,714 - Par 73 Austria, 6-3, 6-4. Colorado (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., Stoudemire 4-13 6-7 14, Billups 6-16 1-1 14, Douglas 2-8 New Orleans 21 29 23 33 — 106 EAST REGIONAL Third Round Pablo Cuevas, Uruguay, def. Andy Roddick (8), U.S., 6- 2:05 p.m. 0-0 5, Carter 1-2 0-0 2, Jeffries 0-1 0-0 0, Mason 0-1 0- Phoenix 27 29 22 22 — 100 At The Prudential Center A-Denotes Amateur 4, 7-6 (4). San Francisco vs. Kansas City at Surprise, Ariz., 0 0, Fields 3-8 9-12 16, She.Williams 3-3 4-4 10, Walker 3-Point Goals—New Orleans 7-15 (Green 2-3, Jack 2-3, Newark, N.J. Jiyai Shin 70-64-70 204 -15 Janko Tipsarevic, Serbia, def. Marin Cilic (18), Croatia, 2:05 p.m. 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 35-88 30-35 106. Ariza 2-5, Belinelli 1-2, Paul 0-2), Phoenix 11-19 (Hill 3- Regional Semifinals Sandra Gal 67-68-70 205 -14 6-3, 7-6 (4). Oakland vs. Colorado (ss) at Scottsdale, Ariz., 2:10 p.m. CHARLOTTE (114) 4, Frye 3-6, Dudley 2-3, Brooks 2-3, Nash 1-3). Fouled Friday, March 25 Na Yeon Choi 73-72-65 210 -9 Nicolas Almagro (11), Spain, def. Frederico Gil, San Diego at L.A. Angels, 3:05 p.m. Jackson 7-16 1-2 19, Diaw 7-14 5-6 20, K.Brown 5-9 1-3 Out—None. Rebounds—New Orleans 46 (Okafor 12), North Carolina 81, Marquette 63 I.K. Kim 70-69-72 211 -8 Portugal, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. 11, Augustin 4-15 5-5 13, Henderson 4-9 5-5 13, White Phoenix 44 (Gortat 10). Assists—New Orleans 14 (Paul Kentucky 62, Ohio State 60 Anna Nordqvist 71-70-71 212 -7 Tomas Berdych (7), Czech Republic, def. Ruben 0-1 1-2 1, Carroll 4-8 2-2 10, Livingston 6-8 1-1 13, 7), Phoenix 24 (Nash 8). Total Fouls—New Orleans 25, Regional Championship Amanda Blumenherst 66-74-73 213 -6 Ramirez Hidalgo, Spain, 6-1, 6-7 (4), 6-0. BASKETBALL Cunningham 4-7 2-2 10, McGuire 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 43- Phoenix 25. Technicals—New Orleans defensive three Sunday, March 27 Mindy Kim 74-66-73 213 -6 Rafael Nadal (1), Spain, def. Kei Nishikori, Japan, 6-4, 91 23-28 114. second, Lopez. A—18,422 (18,422). North Carolina (29-7) vs. Kentucky (28-8), 3:05 p.m. Juli Inkster 75-70-69 214 -5 6-4. NBA New York 31 20 28 27 — 106 SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Beatriz Recari 72-73-69 214 -5 Women All Times MDT Charlotte 30 34 28 22 — 114 TRAIL BLAZERS 98, SPURS 96 At New Orleans Arena Michelle Wie 68-75-71 214 -5 Third Round EASTERN 3-Point Goals—New York 6-28 (Anthony 3-10, Douglas Regional Semifinals Paige Mackenzie 71-71-72 214 -5 Peng Shuai, China, def. Svetlana Kuznetsova (11), ATLANTIC W L Pct GB 1-3, Fields 1-3, Billups 1-6, Carter 0-1, Walker 0-2, SAN ANTONIO (96) Thursday, March 24 Cristie Kerr 74-70-71 215 -4 Russia, 6-3, 6-1. Jefferson 4-7 0-0 11, Splitter 5-5 1-2 11, McDyess 1-4 2-2 Chella Choi 72-68-75 215 -4 y-Boston 50 21 .704 — Sha.Williams 0-3), Charlotte 5-18 (Jackson 4-9, Diaw 1- Florida 83, BYU 74, OT Anabel Medina Garrigues, Spain, def. Elena Vesnina, 1, White 0-1, Cunningham 0-1, Carroll 0-1, Augustin 0- 4, Parker 7-17 0-0 15, Ginobili 8-15 1-2 21, Hill 3-9 3-4 9, Butler 61, Wisconsin 54 Katie Futcher 76-70-70 216 -3 Russia, 6-3, 6-4. Philadelphia 37 35 .514 13½ Bonner 3-3 0-0 8, Blair 4-8 0-0 8, Neal 4-8 0-0 9, Kristy Mcpherson 72-73-71 216 -3 New York 35 38 .479 16 5). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—New York 54 Regional Championship Alexandra Dulgheru (26), Romania, def. Johanna (She.Williams 9), Charlotte 57 (Diaw 8). Assists—New Novak 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 39-76 7-10 96. Saturday, March 26 Suzann Pettersen 72-73-71 216 -3 Larsson, Sweden, 6-2, 6-1. New Jersey 23 49 .319 27½ PORTLAND (98) Pat Hurst 73-71-72 216 -3 Toronto 20 52 .278 30½ York 18 (Billups 10), Charlotte 23 (Augustin 9). Total Butler 74, Florida 71, OT Sam Stosur (4), Australia, def. Lucie Safarova (30), Fouls—New York 24, Charlotte 28. Technicals—New Batum 7-15 4-4 21, Wallace 6-12 0-0 14, Aldridge 5-12 SOUTHWEST REGIONAL Yani Tseng 71-73-72 216 -3 Czech Republic, 6-0, 7-6 (1). SOUTHEAST W L Pct GB York defensive three second, Jackson. A—19,356 4-6 14, Miller 10-16 1-2 21, Matthews 6-14 2-2 15, At The Alamodome Stephanie Sherlock 77-71-69 217 -2 Jelena Jankovic (6), Serbia, def. Klara Zakopalova (32), (19,077). Camby 0-2 0-0 0, Fernandez 3-8 0-0 7, Roy 3-7 0-0 6. Meaghan Francella 72-74-71 217 -2 x-Miami 50 22 .694 — Totals 40-86 11-14 98. San Antonio Czech Republic, 7-5, 6-1. x-Orlando 47 26 .644 3½ Regional Semifinals Leta Lindley 74-72-71 217 -2 Maria Sharapova (16), Russia, def. Sabine Lisicki, San Antonio 28 21 21 26 — 96 Friday, March 25 Inbee Park 71-75-71 217 -2 Germany, 6-2, 6-0. x-Atlanta 41 32 .562 9½ BULLS 95, BUCKS 87 Portland 24 23 26 25 — 98 Sophie Gustafson 72-73-72 217 -2 Charlotte 30 42 .417 20 3-Point Goals—San Antonio 11-23 (Ginobili 4-8, Kansas 77, Richmond 57 Andrea Petkovic (21), Germany, def. Iveta Benesova, Washington 17 54 .239 32½ CHICAGO (95) Virginia Commonwealth 72, Florida State 71, OT Mika Miyazato 70-73-74 217 -2 Czech Republic, 6-0, 6-3. Deng 2-8 2-4 6, Boozer 7-12 0-0 14, Noah 4-6 4-4 12, Jefferson 3-4, Bonner 2-2, Parker 1-3, Neal 1-4, Hill 0- Regional Championship Pernilla Lindberg 72-75-71 218 -1 CENTRAL W L Pct GB Rose 9-17 12-12 30, Bogans 3-8 0-0 8, Gibson 1-2 0-0 2, 2), Portland 7-26 (Batum 3-7, Wallace 2-6, Matthews 1- Sunday, March 27 Reilley Rankin 70-76-72 218 -1 y-Chicago 53 19 .736 — Brewer 5-8 0-3 10, Thomas 1-2 0-0 2, Asik 0-0 2-4 2, 5, Fernandez 1-6, Miller 0-1, Roy 0-1). Fouled Out— Kansas (35-2) vs. Virginia Commonwealth (27-11), 12:20 Shanshan Feng 72-73-73 218 -1 TRANSACTIONS Indiana 32 42 .432 22 Watson 2-3 0-0 5, Korver 2-6 0-0 4. Totals 36-72 20-27 None. Rebounds—San Antonio 43 (McDyess 8), p.m. Song-Hee Kim 76-69-73 218 -1 95. Portland 46 (Wallace 10). Assists—San Antonio 19 Stacy Lewis 72-73-73 218 -1 BASEBALL Milwaukee 29 43 .403 24 WEST REGIONAL American League Detroit 26 47 .356 27½ MILWAUKEE (87) (Ginobili 7), Portland 14 (Miller 8). Total Fouls—San At The Honda Center Moira Dunn 74-70-74 218 -1 Delfino 7-11 4-4 23, Mbah a Moute 3-10 4-4 10, Bogut Antonio 17, Portland 10. Technicals—San Antonio Ai Miyazato 72-72-74 218 -1 BOSTON RED SOX — Selected the contract of LHP Dennys Cleveland 14 57 .197 38½ Anaheim, Calif. Reyes from Pawtucket (IL). Placed RHP Junichi Tazawa on the WESTERN 4-10 1-2 9, Jennings 5-15 2-2 13, Salmons 9-21 7-8 25, defensive three second. A—20,644 (19,980). Regional Semifinals Sun Young Yoo 71-70-77 218 -1 Sanders 2-6 1-1 5, Dooling 0-5 0-0 0, Brockman 1-1 0-0 60-day DL. SOUTHWEST W L Pct GB Thursday, March 24 DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned INF Danny Worth to Toledo (IL). 2. Totals 31-79 19-21 87. WARRIORS 138, RAPTORS 100 Connecticut 74, San Diego State 67 Chicago 21 23 25 26 — 95 HOCKEY Reassigned LHP Adam Wilk and OF Andy Dirks to their minor x-San Antonio 57 15 .792 — TORONTO (100) Arizona 93, Duke 77 league camp. x-Dallas 51 21 .708 6 Milwaukee 25 23 26 13 — 87 Regional Championship 3-Point Goals—Chicago 3-14 (Bogans 2-6, Watson 1-1, Davis 5-9 8-12 18, J.Johnson 6-11 2-4 14, Bargnani 2-10 NHL TAMPA BAY RAYS — Reassigned 1B Casey Kotchman, INF Felipe New Orleans 42 31 .575 15½ 3-4 7, Calderon 1-3 0-0 3, DeRozan 8-12 2-2 19, Ajinca 3- Saturday, March 26 Lopez, INF Joe Inglett, OF Chris Carter, OF Justin Ruggiano, C Memphis 40 33 .548 17½ Deng 0-1, Rose 0-3, Korver 0-3), Milwaukee 6-14 Connecticut 65, Arizona 63 All Times MDT (Delfino 5-7, Jennings 1-1, Dooling 0-2, Salmons 0-4). 7 0-0 7, Barbosa 7-11 2-2 19, Bayless 4-9 1-2 9, Weems EASTERN Craig Albernaz and INF Ray Olmedo to their minor league Houston 38 34 .528 19 2-9 0-0 4. Totals 38-81 18-26 100. FINAL FOUR camp. Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Chicago 48 (Noah, At Reliant Stadium ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA NORTHWEST W L Pct GB Boozer 11), Milwaukee 45 (Bogut 9). Assists—Chicago GOLDEN STATE (138) National League D.Wright 9-11 7-8 26, Lee 8-9 4-4 21, Udoh 5-7 0-0 10, Houston x-Philadelphia 74 45 19 10 100 237 198 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Announced the retirement of Oklahoma City 47 24 .662 — 21 (Rose 17), Milwaukee 17 (Jennings 5). Total Fouls— National Semifinals Denver 44 29 .603 4 Chicago 17, Milwaukee 21. Technicals—Chicago defen- Curry 7-13 5-5 23, Ellis 9-17 6-6 27, Williams 4-6 1-1 10, Pittsburgh 75 44 23 8 96 216 182 LHP Mike Hampton. Thornton 5-11 2-4 12, Amundson 3-5 1-2 7, Adrien 1-4 0- Saturday, April 2 N.Y. Rangers 76 41 30 5 87 218 181 CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned HP Casey Coleman and RHP Jeff Portland 42 30 .583 5½ sive three second 2. A—18,717 (18,717). East champion vs. Connecticut (30-9) Utah 36 38 .486 12½ 2 2, Radmanovic 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 51-83 26-32 138. New Jersey 75 34 36 5 73 155 189 Stevens to Iowa (PCL). Toronto 36 22 16 26 — 100 Butler (27-9) vs. Southwest champion N.Y. Islanders 76 29 35 12 70 210 241 CINCINNATI REDS — Reassigned C Devin Mesoraco, OF Dave Minnesota 17 56 .233 31 National Championship HAWKS 98, NETS 87 Golden State 45 39 32 22 — 138 NORTHEAST GP W L OT PTS GF GA Sappelt and INF Chris Valaika to their minor league camp. PACIFIC W L Pct GB 3-Point Goals—Toronto 6-13 (Barbosa 3-5, Calderon 1-1, Monday, April 4 HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled SS Tommy Manzella from NEW JERSEY (87) Semifinal winners y-L.A. Lakers 52 20 .722 — Morrow 11-21 3-3 25, Humphries 6-8 0-0 12, Lopez 3-9 DeRozan 1-1, Ajinca 1-3, J.Johnson 0-1, Weems 0-1, Boston 74 41 23 10 92 224 177 Oklahoma City (PCL). Phoenix 36 35 .507 15½ 0-0 6, Farmar 2-7 0-0 5, Vujacic 6-12 0-0 13, Outlaw 1- Bayless 0-1), Golden State 10-17 (Curry 4-6, Ellis 3-5, Montreal 76 40 29 7 87 200 196 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Optioned RHP John Ely to their Golden State 31 42 .425 21½ 5 2-2 5, Uzoh 1-4 3-4 5, Graham 1-2 0-0 2, Petro 6-9 0- Lee 1-1, Williams 1-2, D.Wright 1-3). Fouled Out— Men s NIT Buffalo 75 38 28 9 85 222 210 minor league camp. Reassigned INF/OF Eugenio Velez to L.A. Clippers 28 45 .384 24½ 0 12, Wright 1-1 0-0 2, Gadzuric 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 38-79 Thornton. Rebounds—Toronto 41 (Davis 11), Golden All Times MDT Toronto 76 34 32 10 78 201 232 their minor league camp. Granted LHP Ron Mahay a release Sacramento 19 52 .268 32½ 8-9 87. State 48 (Lee 7). Assists—Toronto 26 (Calderon, Semifinals Ottawa 75 29 37 9 67 171 228 from his minor league contract. x-clinched playoff spot ATLANTA (98) Bargnani, Weems 5), Golden State 33 (Ellis 10). Total Tuesday, March 29 SOUTHEAST GP W L OT PTS GF GA MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Placed RHP Zack Greinke and LHP y-clinched division M.Williams 4-9 1-1 9, Smith 8-12 6-8 22, Horford 9-16 5- Fouls—Toronto 20, Golden State 22. Technicals—Toronto At Madison Square Garden Manny Parra on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 22. defensive three second, Golden State defensive three x-Washington 76 44 22 10 98 205 182 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Reassigned C Dusty Brown, LHP Friday s Games 6 23, Hinrich 5-11 0-0 11, Johnson 5-7 1-3 12, Crawford New York Tampa Bay 75 40 24 11 91 223 228 Sacramento 110, Indiana 93 7-18 2-2 18, Pachulia 1-1 1-2 3, Teague 0-3 0-0 0, second. A—17,504 (19,596). Wichita State (27-8) vs. Washington State (22-12), 5 Brian Burres, INF Andy Marte and OF Corey Wimberly to Carolina 75 35 30 10 80 211 224 their minor league camp. Orlando 95, New Jersey 85 Wilkins 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 39-78 16-22 98. p.m. Atlanta 74 31 31 12 74 205 242 Charlotte 83, Boston 81 New Jersey 15 16 30 26 — 87 LAKERS 112, CLIPPERS 104 Colorado (24-13) vs. Alabama (24-11), 7:30 p.m. BASKETBALL Florida 75 29 36 10 68 184 207 National Basketball Association Cleveland 97, Detroit 91 Atlanta 32 25 25 16 — 98 Championship WESTERN Miami 111, Philadelphia 99 3-Point Goals—New Jersey 3-13 (Outlaw 1-2, Farmar 1-3, L.A. CLIPPERS (104) Thursday, March 31 NEW ORLEANS HORNETS — Signed F Patrick Ewing Jr. to a 10- Milwaukee 102, New York 96 Gomes 1-3 0-0 3, Griffin 9-16 4-6 22, Kaman 4-8 0-0 8, Wichita State-Washington State winner vs. Colorado- CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA day contract. Vujacic 1-4, Morrow 0-4), Atlanta 4-18 (Crawford 2-9, Williams 11-16 4-4 30, Gordon 3-14 1-1 7, Jordan 1-3 1-2 Chicago 99, Memphis 96 Johnson 1-2, Hinrich 1-4, Teague 0-1, Smith 0-2). Alabama winner, 5 p.m. Detroit 75 44 22 9 97 242 213 HOCKEY Oklahoma City 111, Minnesota 103 3, Foye 5-9 2-2 12, Aminu 4-6 3-3 11, Bledsoe 0-2 0-0 0, National Hockey League Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—New Jersey 38 (Petro 8), C.Smith 4-7 0-0 8. Totals 42-84 15-18 104. Nashville 76 41 25 10 92 202 179 Denver 114, Washington 94 Atlanta 49 (Horford 12). Assists—New Jersey 25 Chicago 74 40 26 8 88 239 204 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Recalled D Jay Leach from Albany New Orleans 106, Phoenix 100 L.A. LAKERS (112) Women s NIT (AHL). (Farmar 8), Atlanta 23 (Crawford 6). Total Fouls—New Artest 6-11 0-2 15, Gasol 10-15 6-6 26, Bynum 4-6 3-4 All Times MDT Columbus 74 33 30 11 77 199 226 Portland 98, San Antonio 96 Jersey 19, Atlanta 14. A—17,093 (18,729). St. Louis 75 34 32 9 77 212 219 OTTAWA SENATORS — Reassigned G Mike Brodeur to Golden State 138, Toronto 100 11, Fisher 3-5 1-4 7, Bryant 11-21 14-17 37, Odom 3-9 2-4 Quarterfinals Binghamton (AHL). 9, Barnes 0-3 0-0 0, Blake 1-5 0-0 3, Brown 1-3 2-2 4. Saturday, March 26 NORTHWEST GP W L OT PTS GF GA L.A. Lakers 112, L.A. Clippers 104 Charlotte 79, Virginia 74 Kyle Busch makes it 3 straight at Fontana with Nationwide win FONTANA, Calif. — Kyle Busch had resigned him- Mariano Andujar. Information: 733-3326. self to finishing behind Carl Edwards and Kevin Messi, the two-time FIFA player of the year, went Harvick, figuring his car didn t have enough to keep through and around the U.S. defenders as if they were up. mere guard rails,but was held scoreless for the first time Sports Shorts M.V. Church League holds meeting Then his crew chief called for gamble on the final in Argentina s last three games. Send Magic Valley briefs to [email protected] The Magic Valley Church Softball League will host pit stop: take two tires, not four. The 19th-ranked U.S. improved to 2-6-2 against its annual spring organizational meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at Lighthouse Christian Fellowship. A Busch was all for it and ended up with another win Argentina, winning 3-0 in the first round of the 1995 Find more area events by searching for sports on the coach or representative from each men s and coed in California. Copa America and 1-0 in a 1999 exhibition at RFK event calendar at Magicvalley.com Heeding crew chief Jason Ratcliff s advice, Busch Stadium. team should be present. Team fees are due by April came out of the pits in the lead after taking two tires Messi,the 2009 and 2010 FIFAplayer of the year,was 15. Information: Kevin Newbry at 737-1425 (day) or on a late stop, then held off Edwards and Harvick to held scoreless for the third straight time against the U.S. 6 p.m. in the JRD conference room. Registration can 734-3169 (evening). win his third straight Nationwide race at Auto Club be done in person at 2032 South Lincoln, by mail PO Speedway on Saturday. Box 289, Jerome, ID 83338 or by phone at 324-3389. Burley Cubs to hold tryouts Edwards and Harvick had the dominant cars most MAGIC VALLEY Information: JRD at 324-3389 or jeromerecre- Tryouts for the Burley Cubs 11and 12-year-old of the day, leading a combined 112 laps around Times-News seeks athlete info ationdistrict.com. baseball will be held at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Fontana s wide 2-mile oval. The Times-News is seeking information on former Burley High School baseball field. A warm-up ses- Busch figured he had no better than a fourth or District IV prep athletes who competed at the college T.F. coed softball meeting set sion is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday. fifth-place car,not able to pass the leaders, just good level, during the winter season, for the upcoming col- Twin Falls Coed Softball will hold an organization- Information: J.D. Loper at 650-9109. enough to keep them in his sights. lege report. Winter college sports include basketball, al meeting Monday at the Twin Falls Parks and That left it up to the final green-flag pit stop with wrestling, indoor track and field, swimming and div- Recreation office. Team fees are due April 25. Filer youth baseball less than 20 laps left. Edwards came in first and took ing, and ice hockey, among other sports. Individual Information: Rob Kelly at 423-4629. four tires. Harvick followed, taking four as well. statistics and team results are requested. Please registrations coming Busch stayed out, inheriting the lead, then finally send relevant information to Times-News writer The Filer Recreation District will hold baseball, took his turn down pit road with 13 laps left. Stephen Meyers at [email protected] no Boys and Girls Club basketball softball and tee-ball signups from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Harvick finished third and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. later than the end of the day Friday, April 1. league on Saturday, April 2 at the fire station. was fourth. The Boys and Girls Club s iSCORE Sports Information: Ed Hinkle at 733-2000 or 320-3030. Clear Lake ladies open season Academy is putting on its Spring High School SOCCER Legends Basketball league and Junior High Top BUHL — The Clear Lake ladies will open their 2011 Coaches Needed for Prospects Basketball league this April and May. The Agudelo s goal gives U.S. golf season Thursday,April 7 with a nine-hole scram- league includes a game a week, great coaching from Babe Ruth Baseball ble at 10 a.m. A $10 lunch and a business meeting 1-1 tie against Argentina former players, all-star festivities, league awards, Twin Falls County Youth Baseball needs volunteer will follow play. Players should sign in by 9:30 a.m. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Juan Agudelo scored in and online stats. Cost for each league is $45 for a coaches for the season April to June. The program is and annual dues of $25 may be paid at this time. the 59th minute, and the United States rallied for a sur- club member, and $65 for a non-member (covers for kids ages 13 to 15 and includes play for those resid- prising 1-1 tie against Argentina and Lionel Messi in a annual club membership fee). Senior High games ing in Twin Falls County and an interlocking schedule high-profile exhibition game on Saturday night. JRD adult softball are Tuesday nights, and Jr. High is Friday nights. with Jerome and Wood River. Esteban Cambiasso put fourth-ranked Argentina Registration is due Monday for junior high and Information: Tamara at 308-8972 or Brent at 293-2719. ahead in the 42nd minute after a thrilling run to the end- league registration Tuesday for senior high. Information: line by Messi, who passed through the legs of U.S. cap- JEROME — The Jerome Recreation District will www.bgcmv.com or Brett Vriesman at: bvries- USTA-Idaho forming teams tain Carlos Bocanegra. Angel Di Maria s initial shot was continue taking registration for adult softball league [email protected], 208-308-1582. stopped by goalkeeper Tim Howard, and Cambiasso through April 15. Registration is on a first-come first- The USTA-Idaho has several tennis teams forming for scored on the rebound. serve basis.Team fee is $225 along with a $50 substi- players of all skill levels. Ages 18 and older may partici- After the U.S. switched to a more offensive approach, tution/forfeiture fee. Player fees are $25 in district TFGC Ladies Brunch upcoming pate in spring mixed doubles, adult singles play, twilight energizing the crowd of 78,936 at the New and $30 out of district. Season is 12 weeks long, The Twin Falls Golf Club Ladies Association s or fall mixed doubles. Super senior (ages 60 and older) Meadowlands Stadium, the 18-year-old Agudelo scored beginning May 12. Games will be played Thursday spring opener brunch is set for 10:30 a.m.Thursday. and senior (ages 50 and older) leagues are also offered. his second goal in three international appearances.It fol- nights. Upper and lower divisions available. All fees Cost is $10 and any interested parties should sign Information: Ann Vogt at 731-4786 or lowed Landon Donovan s corner kick and an initial head- and completed forms must be turned in at the time of up by Tuesday. Weather permitting, a scramble will [email protected]. er by Bocanegra that was saved by goalkeeper registration. Preseason meeting will be held April 1 at follow the brunch. — Staff and wire reports Sports 4 Sunday, March 27, 2011 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho
AP photo Martin Laird hits out of a bunker on No. 17 during the third round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando, Fla., Saturday. Laird builds 2-shot lead at Bay Hill
ORLANDO, Fla. — Mar- hind him quickly and fin- tin Laird already had lost a ished off a 71 to get into the AP photo four-shot lead Saturday at final group. Connecticut’s Alex Oriakhi celebrates after winning the NCAA West regional final over Arizona Saturday in Anaheim, Calif. Bay Hill, and as his 6-iron That’s not to say it will be on the par-3 17th began to a two-man race. fade weakly toward the With wind in the fore- pond, he wondered if a cast, six players are sepa- two-shot lead would disap- rated by five shots. That in- pear even quicker. cludes two players who ap- UConn earns Final Four He was happy to see it pear to be getting closer to land in the bunker, some 80 their first PGA Tour win, feet from the flag. Then Steve Marino and Rickie came a long blast from the Fowler. sand to 6 feet, and a par It does not include Tiger bid, edges Arizona 65-63 save that felt like a birdie. It Woods. was like that all day at the The six-time Bay Hill Arnold Palmer Invitational, winner had another Satur- ANAHEIM, Calif. — With trying to get as far as possi- course Butler erased a late “We just kind of stayed to- only one thing didn’t day swoon, trading an eagle nine pressure-packed victo- ble. We want to win this deficit. Of course the Bull- gether, stayed the course, change. and birdies with bogeys and ries in 19 days, Connecticut whole thing.” dogs hit a clutch 3-pointer figured it out, and just Laird never surrendered a double bogey that sent has been on an exhausting Williams had 20 points late in overtime. Of course played resiliently,” Butler the lead. him to a 2-over 74 and left sprint through the postsea- while battling foul trouble they’re going back to the Fi- coach Brad Stevens. “I’m in- The 28-year-old Scot him 10 shots out of the lead. son for nearly three weeks for the fifth-seeded Wild- nal Four. credibly proud of these guys. made it through an up- now. cats (30-8), who led with 6 This is the Butler Way. They carried their coach in a and-down day with a 2- SHIN LEADS KIA CLASSIC Turns out Kemba Walker minutes to play. After Lamb Shelvin Mack scored 27 big way. ... Our players did a under 70 and had a two- INDUSTRY, Calif. — and his Huskies aren’t slow- pushed the Huskies ahead points, including five in great job,and (they are) just a shot lead over Spencer Second-ranked Jiyai Shin ing down until they get to and Walker hit a jumper with overtime, and Butler special group. We’re really Levin. shot a 3-under 70 on Satur- Houston. 1:13 left, Lamont Jones and reached the Final Four for lucky that they’re Butler “That was a big one,” day to take a one-stroke Walker scored 20 points, Horne then hit late 3-point- the second year in a row Bulldogs.” Laird said of his par save on lead over Germany’s Sandra freshman Jeremy Lamb ers for Arizona, but the with a 74-71 victory over Matt Howard scored 14 the 17th, one hole after a Gal after the third round of added 19 and Connecticut Wildcats couldn’t convert Florida on Saturday. and Khyle Marshall added two-shot swing gave him a the Kia Classic. earned its second Final Four two good looks in the final “This is a huge deal,”said 10 for the Bulldogs (27-9), cushion. “I was lucky. I Shin, the South Korean berth in three years, beating seconds. Zach Hahn, whose two 3- who showed again they sim- wasn’t sure if it was going to star who has eight LPGA Arizona 65-63 Saturday to “The second one,I thought pointers helped his team ply won’t give in, climbing make it over the water,to be Tour victories, had a 15-un- win the West regional. it was definitely going in,” stay close in the first half. “I out of an 11-point hole in the honest, when it was in the der 134 total on the Indus- Derrick Williams and Lamb said. “When he missed don’t know that any other last 9:25 of the second half. air. And I was lucky to make try Hills Golf Club course at Jamelle Horne missed 3- it, I looked at the clock and mid-major has ever done Mack’s 3-pointer with 1:21 it over, and then that was a Pacific Palms. Gal also shot pointers in the final seconds saw zero-zero, and I just this. It’s hardly happened left in overtime gave Butler big up-and-down.” a 70. for Arizona, allowing the went,‘Whooooo.’It’s the best once, let alone twice. It’s an the lead for good at 72-70. Now comes the hard South Korea’s Na Yeon third-seeded Huskies (30- feeling I’ve ever had.” unbelievable feeling.” Kenny Boynton missed a part. Choi was third after a 65, 9) to hang on after Lamb, the UConn also made the Fi- Butler, the Horizon long 3 that could have given Laird was at 11-under the best score of the round. Huskies’ fearless freshman, nal Four in 1999, 2004 and League champ, has van- Florida (29-8) the lead with 205. This is the third time in scored six key points down 2009 — all three times out of quished three higher seeds a little under 20 seconds his last 12 stroke-play FERRIE ON THE MOVE AT the stretch. the West. In sweet redemp- from major conferences — left. Alex Tyus appeared to events on the PGA Tour ANDALUCIA OPEN After missing the NCAA tion for a program and a vet- top-seeded Pittsburgh, have the offensive rebound, that he has been atop the MALAGA, Spain — Eng- tournament entirely last eran coach tarred by scan- fourth-seeded Wisconsin but Howard tied him up and leaderboard going into the land’s Kenneth Ferrie shot a year, coach Jim Calhoun’s dals over the past year, the and now second-seeded the possession arrow fa- final round,and the last two 10-under 60 to match the tireless team is headed to Huskies will face the winner Florida — in succession. vored Butler. ended with someone else European Tour record and UConn’s fourth Final Four, of North Carolina’s East re- Those big wins came after Florida had to foul Mack celebrating. At The Bar- move within a stroke of punctuated by an ebullient gional final against Ken- Howard tipped in a winner with 10.6 seconds to go, and clays, it was Matt Kuchar leader Paul Lawrie in the celebration in a building tucky next Saturday. in the final seconds against he hit both shots for the final hitting a 7-iron to 30 inches Andalucia Open. packed with Arizona fans. Old Dominion. margin. to beat him in a playoff. In Ferrie had eight birdies “This is no time to be BUTLER 74, FLORIDA 71, OT This game had another Las Vegas, it was Jonathan and an eagle. Lawrie, from tired,” Walker said. “We’re NEW ORLEANS — Of frantic finish. — The Associated Press Byrd making a hole-in-one Scotland, had a 65 to reach to win a three-man playoff. 12 under. England’s Mark Levin, who had to scram- Foster also had a 65 to ble for bogey on the easy match Ferrie at 11 under. 16th to fall two shots be- Behind Stricklen, Lady Vols advance hind, put his troubles be- — The Associated Press DAYTON, Ohio — points, Jantel Lavender 19, squandering all of a 20- homa that sent the second- Shekinna Stricklen scored Brittany Johnson 16 and point second half lead. But seeded Fighting Irish to the Sign up your team now 20 points and touched off a Tayler Hill 12 for Ohio State Gonzaga scored 10 of the fi- regional final. critical 11-3 second-half run (24-10), which had won its nal 17 points after Louisville Notre Dame (29-7) will for the inaugural to power top-seeded Ten- last 11. had pulled within 65-62. play top-seeded Tennessee nessee past Ohio State 85-75 Gonzaga (31-4) became on Monday. The Lady Vols St. Luke’s Magic Valley Open! Saturday in a NCAA regional GONZAGA 76, LOUISVILLE 69 the lowest seed in NCAA (34-2) pulled away from semifinal. SPOKANE, Wash. — history to reach the Elite Ohio State in the second half The Lady Vols (34-2) won Courtney Vandersloot had Eight. They will play the for an 85-75 win — their 25th their 25th consecutive game, 29 points, seven assists and winner of top-seeded Stan- straight — in the other semi- but trailed for much of it and seven steals, Janelle Bekker- ford and No. 5 seed North final. only took control with their ing scored eight of her 15 Carolina in the regional final Nicole Griffin scored 18 charge in the final minutes. points in the final 4:01 and on Monday night. points for Oklahoma (23- Meighan Simmons added No. 11 seed Gonzaga ad- Shoni Schimmel led 12), which reached the Final 18 points and Kelley Cain vanced to the Spokane Re- Louisville (22-13) with 18 Four each of the last two had 16 for Tennessee, pursu- gional final with a 76-69 win points. years. Notre Dame’s go-for- ing a ninth NCAA title. The over Louisville on Saturday the-ball pressure crumpled Lady Vols meet either Notre night. NOTRE DAME 78, OKLAHOMA 53 the Sooners’ guard-driven Dame or Oklahoma in the Playing less than two DAYTON, Ohio — Brit- offense, which had only regional championship miles from the school’s cam- tany Mallory scored a sea- eight field goals and 14 game on Monday night, with pus, the Bulldogs sent the son-high 20 points Satur- turnovers in the decisive a trip to the Final Four in In- blood pressure rising for the day, and Notre Dame’s de- first half. dianapolis on the line. 10,000 or so hometown fans fensive pressure took its toll Samantha Prahalis had 22 in attendance after nearly in a 78-53 victory over Okla- — The Associated Press Saturday, June 4, 2011 Jerome Country Club Terry’s 22, Nowitzki’s 19 lead Mavs past Jazz Registration begins at 12:00 p.m. SALT LAKE CITY — Reserve Jason past Milwaukee. the Nets, who have lost six of seven. Shotgun start at 1:30 p.m. Terry scored five of his 22 points in a Rose scored 30 points and had 17 Awards dinner on the course at 6:30 p.m. 13-0 fourth-quarter run to lead the assists, and nearly single-handedly BOBCATS 114, KNICKS 106 Dallas Mavericks to a 94-77 victory brought the Bulls from behind with CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Boris Diaw Teams: $600 Saturday night over Utah and hand the clock winding down. scored 20 points, Stephen Jackson the slumping Jazz their fifth straight With Chicago trailing 87-83, Rose added 19 despite a sore hamstring, Tee/Green Sponsor: $1,500 loss. hit a pair of free throws, then fed and the Charlotte Bobcats provided Other sponsorship levels are available. The win gave the Mavs their first Joakim Noah for a fast-break dunk to more misery for the slumping New series sweep of the Jazz since the tie it. Rose then hit three straight York Knicks with a victory to com- Tournament proceeds benefi t new 2004-2005 season. shots for the Bulls, and handed off to plete an impressive two-day stretch. Dirk Nowitzki added 19 points and Ronnie Brewer for a fast-break layup. The Bobcats sent the Knicks to their Temporary Patient and Family Housing ran his consecutive free throw mark to sixth straight loss despite 36 points 72. HAWKS 98, NETS 87 from Carmelo Anthony to remain in The Jazz took a 60-58 lead into the ATLANTA — The Atlanta Hawks contention for the final playoff spot in Call 208-737-2480 fourth quarter, and led 70-68 with took control with 19 straight points the Eastern Conference. 6:21 left on Raja Bell’s 20-foot jumper. early in the game and clinched a play- to sign up now. But the Mavs went on a 13-0 run. off spot. PISTONS 100, PACERS 88 Al Jefferson led the Jazz with 21 Al Horford had 23 points and 12 re- AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Richard points, but was ejected in the final bounds for Atlanta, including six Hamilton scored 23 points, and the minute. straight points late in the game to fend Detroit Pistons held off the Indiana off a comeback attempt by New Jer- Pacers. HOSPITAL BULLS 95, BUCKS 87 sey.Josh Smith added 22 points for the Brandon Rush scored 19 points for OPENING MILWAUKEE — Derrick Rose hit Hawks, who are in the playoffs for the the Pacers. MAY 21 three straight shots in the final fourth straight season. two minutes, rallying Chicago Anthony Morrow had 25 points for — The Associated Press CLASSIFIEDS featuring 4736@4,5; in partnership with Jumble,Classifi eds 2 |/ Classi Sundayfi eds Crossword, | Classifi eds 3| Classi / Acesfi eds on | Classi Bridge,fi eds 9 Someday,SUNDAY, MARCHMonth Day, 27, 2011Year CLASSIFIEDS: (208) 733-0931, EXT. 2 AND AT MAGICVALLEY.COM EMPLOYMENT
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Find them today at magicvalley.com Classifieds 4 Sunday, March 27, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho NOTICES NOTICES DEAR ABBY: My wife of 16 years, “Barb,”and I argue LEGAL NOTICE constantly.We can’t seem to New Today The U-Haul Moving & Storage of Twin Falls, 1757 Kimberly Rd., agree on anything, have few Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 notified the following customers renting common interests and don’t storage containing "Personal Items, Household Goods & enjoy our time together. Our Vehicles" will be sold to satisfy the rent and fees past due. The love life is nonexistent. We auction will be held at the same location on April 5, 2011 on or after 11:30 A M. The rooms and RV space items will be sold have gone to three marriage REAL eSTATE MISCELLANEOUS unless past due amount is satisfied: counselors and it hasn’t 1. Room 128-129 - Kristal Curutchet, 510 S Broadway, Buhl, helped. We now “get along” Idaho 83316 by avoiding each other. HEYBURN 1 bdrm 2½ miles west of 2. RV 910 - Herman Williams, 1209 E HWY 190 Apt #206, I think it’s time we faced Burger King, all electric, W/D, re- Copperascove, Tx 76522 frig, AC, no pets/smoking, $375 828 the fact that we’re never mo. + $350 dep. 208-670-4938 Vehicle - Cadi Garage Sales Year - 1987 going to be happy together. RUPERT 706 So. D Street. 3 bdrm, Body - 4 D When I bring this up with 1 bath, refrig, stove, W/D hookup Model - Bro KIMBERLY incl. Small garage. Fenced yard. Barb, she gets angry and SCHRENK ESTATE SALE Vin # 1G6DW51Y4J9708429 launches into the same old $525 mo. $350 dep. Call 312-2477 March 31 & April 1 (9-6) Lic. - 592L Idaho 2006 April 2 (9-2) 3. Room 230 – Bryan Klein, 143 4th Ave West, Wendell, Idaho tirade, saying if I want a WENDELL 3 bdrm. 1.5 bath $625 33 South 950 East, Declo mo. + deposit 427 E. Ave. A. Call divorce I’ll have to get a Chevy '61 Pickup - Sofa & 83355. 539-9950 Loveseat - Nice Kitchen Table & lawyer. Chairs & Bar Stools - Apartment PUBLISH: March 19, 27 and April 4, 2011 Divorce will be difficult Beautiful horse ranch setup, Size Stove - Antique Radio - 4 bdrm, 2 bath home with 19acres, and costly enough without Antique Sewing Machine - PUBLIC NOTICE barn, out buildings, next to Bedroom Sets - All Kitchen Items having to drag lawyers into South Hills, great water rights, ride Actions planned and taken by your government are contained in TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm., near CSI, all TV's - Card Tables & Chairs - it. I’d like us to agree that it’s from your back door. $521,000. Pictures - Books - Exercise Bike - public notices. They are part of your right to know and to be in- 208-731-7646 utils, furn., incld HBO & Showtime, time to split and use a medi- no smoking/pets, $500 mo + $250 Antique Tricycle - Lawn Furniture formed of what your government is doing. As self-government dep. Call eve's 208-734-0414. Shelves - Dressers - Patio Pots - charges all citizens to be informed, this newspaper urges every ator to work out the details. RENTAL PROPERTIES Lamps - Books - Recliners - citizen to read and study these notices. We advise those citi- It will save us a lot of money Linens - Glassware - Pyrex - zens who seek further information to exercise their right to ac- Tupperware - Yard Tools - cess public records and public meetings. and, hopefully, make the Luggage - Side Tables – Clocks - divorce less acrimonious. Vanity Stool - Lots of Stuff - IMPORTANT Please address all legal advertising to: I don’t understand why TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, nice base- Saturday Half Price! ment apartment, W/D $495 + dep. Managed by Blue Cow 312-4900 LEGAL ADVERTISING Barb wants to stay together Call 208-731-7646 The Times-News when she’s so unhappy and tRANSPORTATION PO Box 548 we’re unable to make things aGRICULTURE Twin Falls, Idaho TWIN FALLS Very clean 1 bdrm. 83303-0548 better. How can I make her New kitchen & carpet. DW, W/D hookups. No pets/smoking. $445 email to see that separating — in as + dep. 1429½ Poplar. 734-6230 [email protected] kind a way as possible — will Deadline for legal ads: 3 days prior to publication, noon on be best for us and the kids TWIN FALLS MORE FOR THE $. 3 Wednesday for Sunday, noon on Thursday for Monday, noon bdrm duplex w/garage, NEW inte- on Friday for Tuesday and Wednesday, noon on Monday for included? rior, central air, DW, W/D hookup, Thursday and noon on Tuesday for Friday and Saturday. Holi- — “FORMER” some utilities, no pets/smoking. 150 SALMON RIVER GRAZING day deadlines may vary. If you have any questions call Ruby, HUSBAND IN $645. 330½ 8th Ave. E. 734-6230 SHARES for sale. 11,000 ACTUAL MILES legal clerk, at 208-735-3324. LONGMONT, COLO. Call 208-293-4902 or 208-867-0556 Weaner Pigs NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 2011 Get In The Habit! 4H/FFA BY THE NORTH SIDE CANAL COMPANY, LTD. EAR 654-2813 or 431-2562 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in accordance with the action Read the of the Board of Directors of the North Side Canal Company, Ltd., ABBY GMC '88 7000 with 14 ft dump, at a meeting held at Jerome, Idaho, October 15, 2010, an with fold down sides, Jeanne Classifieds 11,000 Actual Miles, diesel, assessment of Twenty-two ($22.00) per share to cover 2011 Allison, AT, PS, AC, one owner, Operation & Maintenance charges, was levied against all stock Phillips IH 1066 tractor with loader & blade, immaculate. $13,900. issued and outstanding in the North Side Canal Company, Ltd., Every Day good rubber, good cond, $9000. Call 208-320-4058. for the period beginning November 1, 2010 and ending October 1 yard Carryall, $650. 539-6860 31, 2011. All said amounts so levied are payable on or before DEAR “FORMER” HUS- April 1, 2011. BAND: Your wife may pre- No water will be delivered until maintenance is paid in full. On NOTICES NOTICES NOTICES unpaid accounts, interest will be charged and liens filed, in fer the evils she’s living with accordance with the Statutes of the State of Idaho. to the unknown of being a NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE All remittances should be made to the North Side Canal divorcee with children. Loan No. 0999522055 T.S. No. 201000564 - 33828 On 07/05/2011 at 11:00 a.m. (recognized local Company, Ltd., 921 North Lincoln, Jerome, Idaho 83338. However, when a marriage time), at the following location in the County of Twin Falls, State of Idaho: In the Lobby of Land NORTH SIDE CANAL COMPANY, LTD. is over — it’s over.And when Title & Escrow, 1411 Fillmore Street, Suite 600, Twin Falls, ID 83301, Pioneer Lenders Trustee /s/Terry Walters. Assistant Secretary it reaches the stage that Services, LLC, as Trustee will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in lawful money yours has, what both parties of the United States, all payable at the time of sale, the following real property, situated in the County of Twin Falls, State of Idaho, and described as follows: PARCEL NO. 1: Lot 4, Block 1, PUBLISH: March 27 and April 3, 2011 need to be most concerned about is preservation of Twin Falls Lee Carney Subdivision, Twin Falls, State of Idaho. EXCEPT a parcel of land for road NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 2011 right of way purposes being generally described as an irregular strip of land adjacent to and along BY THE NORTH SIDE PUMPING COMPANY assets, so they aren’t dissi- Washington Street North in Lot 4 of Block 1 in Lee Carney Subdivision in the City of Twin Falls, pated in attorney’s fees. Idaho, according to the Official Plat thereof recorded in Book 7 of Plats at page 26, records of Twin NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in accordance with the action I have seen both kinds of Falls County, Idaho, and being more specifically described as follows; Commencing al the West of the Board of Directors of the North Side Pumping Company, Quarter corner of Section 9, Township 10 South, Range 17 East Boise Meridian; said corner being divorces — one in which the at a Special Meeting held at North Side Canal/North Side warring spouses spent so at Project Station 26+99.04 and located South 0º04'25" East, 2696.08 feet from the Northwest Pumping Company Office Jerome, Idaho, October 22, 2010, an corner of said Section 9 at Project Station 53+95.12; Thence on a bearing of North 0º04'25" West assessment of Fifty-six Dollars ($56.00) per share on 11,385.26 much money in litigation a distance of 955.51 feet along the West boundary of Section 9 and the centerline of Washington shares being delivered by NSPC and Twenty-two ($22.00) per there was little left for each Street North to centerline Station 36+54.52; Thence North 89º52'17" East a distance of 30.00 feet share for 760.60 shares being delivered by NSCC, said of them when it was over; to the existing right of way boundary of Washington Street North and the Southwest corner of said assessment was levied against all stock issued and outstanding and the other, in which the Lot 4 Block 1 at Centerline Station 36+54.55; 30.00 feet right and being the REAL POINT OF in the North Side Pumping Company for the period beginning couple agreed their mar- BEGINNING; Thence from this REAL POINT OF BEGINNING and along the West boundary of November 1, 2010 and ending October 31, 2011. All amounts so said Lot 4, Block 1 and the existing right of way boundary of Washington Street North on bearing levied are payable on or before April 1, 2011. riage was broken beyond of North 0º04'25" West a distance of 99.78 feet to the Northwest corner of said Lot 4, Block 1 at No water will be delivered until maintenance is paid in full. On repair and arranged their Centerline Station 37+54.33; 30.00 feet right; Thence along the Northerly boundary of said Lot 4, unpaid accounts, interest will be charged and a lien filed in divorce with as little cost as Block 1 on a bearing of North 89º52'17" East a distance of 13.72 feet to Centerline Station accordance with the Statutes of the State of Idaho. possible. I don’t have to tell 37+54.34; 43.72 feet right and the new Easterly right of way boundary of Washington Street North; All remittances should be made to the North Side Canal/Pumping you which people are doing Thence along the new Easterly right of way boundary of Washington Street North on a bearing of Company, at 921 North Lincoln, Jerome, Idaho 83338. South 2º37'59" West a distance of 36.36 feet to Centerline Station 37+18.04; 42.00 feet right; North Side Pumping Company well now. So clip this and Thence along the new Easterly right of way boundary of Washington Street North on a bearing of /s/Terry Walters, share it with your wife. South 0º04'25" East a distance of 49.78 feet to Centerline Station 36+68.24; 42.00 feet right; Secretary Thence along the new Easterly right of way boundary of Washington Street North on a bearing of EAR ABBY: If no one South 45º06'04" East a distance of 19.34 feet to the South boundary of said Lot 4, Block 1 and the PUBLISH: March 27 and April 3, 2011 answers the phone when my Northerly right of way boundary of Moreland Avenue at Centerline Station 36+54.57; 55.68 feet mother calls, she shouts on right; Thence along the Southerly boundary of said Lot 4, Block 1 on a bearing of South 89º52'17" PEOPLE FOR PETS West a distance of 25.68 feet to the REAL POINT OF BEGINNING. (BASIS OF BEARINGS: 420 Victory Ave. - PO Box 1163 the answering machine for Section line from the West Quarter corner of Section 9 to the Northwest corner of Section 9 all in Twin Falls, Idaho 736-2299 my children (ages 18 and 12) Township 10 South, "Range 17 East Boise Meridian, Twin Falls County, Idaho. Said Section line to “pick up!” Then she’ll try being on a bearing of North 0º04'25" West) PARCEL NO. 2: A parcel of land for road right of way my cell phone once or twice LOST & FOUND purposes being generally described as an irregular strip of land adjacent to and along Washington in quick succession before 1. German Shepherd/Chihuahua cross gold male Street North in Lot 4 of Block 1 in Lee Carney Subdivision in the City of Twin Falls, Idaho, calling back on the house according to the Official Plat thereof recorded in Book 7 of Plats at page 26, records of Twin Falls puppy found at 3850 E 2550 N in Hansen, ID County, Idaho, and being more specifically described as follows: Commencing at the West Quarter 2. Brittany Spaniel white/brown female puppy found at phone and leaving a cranky corner of Section 9, Township 10 South, Range 17 East Boise Meridian; said corner being at Rose St. and S. Park W. message. It’s never an emer- Project Station 26+99.04 and located South 0º04'25" East, 2696.08 feet from the Northwest corner 3. Lab cross black young adult female found at Devil's gency; she just wants to chat. of said Section 9 at Project Station 53+95.12; Thence on a bearing of North 0º04'25" West a Corral I understand that Mom is distance of 955.51 feet along the West boundary of Section 9 and the centerline of Washington 4. Lab chocolate adult male red collar found at 832 frustrated, but sometimes Street North to centerline Station 36+54.52; Thence North 89º52'17" East a distance of 30.00 feet Alturas Dr. N. we are resting, eating dinner to the existing right of way boundary of Washington Street North and the Southwest corner of said 5. Bassett Hound tri colored adult female found at Twin Lot 4 Block 1 at Centerline Station 36+54.55; 30.00 feet right and being the REAL POINT OF Falls I-84 Exit or are otherwise indisposed. BEGINNING; Thence from this REAL POINT OF BEGINNING and along the West boundary of 6. Rottweiler cross black/red cropped ears & docked And yes, there are times said Lot 4, Block 1 and the existing right of way boundary of Washington Street North on bearing tail adult female found at 3659 Hwy 93 when we’re not in the mood of North 0º04'25" West a distance of 99.78 feet to the Northwest corner of said Lot 4, Block 1 at 7. Shih-Tzu/Poodle cross white adult found 991 3rd to talk. She lectures me con- Centerline Station 37+54.33; 30.00 feet right; Thence along the Northerly boundary of said Lot 4, Ave. W. stantly about how my hus- Block 1 on a bearing of North 89º52'17" East a distance of 13.72 feet to Centerline Station 8. German Shorthair Pointer liver/white adult female band and I are teaching our 37+54.34; 43.72 feet right and the new Easterly right of way boundary of Washington Street North; found 2074 E 3550 N in Filer, ID Thence along the new Easterly right of way boundary of Washington Street North on a bearing of children to be disrespectful 9. Boxer dark brindle/white adult female found at by ignoring her calls. (Their South 2º37'59" West a distance of 36.36 feet to Centerline Station 37+18.04; 42.00 feet right; Eastland Dr. & Eldridge Thence along the new Easterly right of way boundary of Washington Street North on a bearing of 10. Boston Terrier cross dark brindle/white adult teachers and other adults South 0º04'25" East a distance of 49.78 feet to Centerline Station 36+68.24; 42.00 feet right; neutered male found on Alexander St. regularly comment about Thence along the new Easterly right of way boundary of Washington Street North on a bearing of how polite they are.) South 45º06'04" East a distance of 19.34 feet to the South boundary of said Lot 4, Block 1 and the 11. Lab cross chocolate adult female found on Northerly right of way boundary of Moreland Avenue at Centerline Station 36+54.57; 55.68 feet Alexander St. I see nothing wrong with right; Thence along the Southerly boundary of said Lot 4, Block 1 on a bearing of South 89º52'17" 12. Lab/Boxer cross black/white docked tail female letting a call go to voicemail if West a distance of 25.68 feet to the REAL POINT OF BEGINNING. (BASIS OF BEARINGS: puppy found on Shoup Ave. I can’t or don’t want to talk at Section line from the West Quarter corner of Section 9 to the Northwest corner of Section 9 all in 13. Lab yellow adult male brown leather collar with that moment, and I always Township 10 South, Range 17 East Boise Meridian, Twin Falls County, Idaho, Said Section line studs found at 1749 Kimberly Rd. 14. Collie cross black/tan adult female found in return Mom’s call. I also being on a bearing of North 0º04'25" West) The Trustee has no knowledge of a more particular encourage my kids to call her, description of the above referenced real property, but for purposes of compliance with Section 60- Kimberly, ID 113 Idaho Code, the Trustee has been informed that the address of 652 Washington Street 15. 2 Dachshunds black/brown young adult males but she doesn’t make it easy North, Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 is sometimes associated with said real property. Said sale will be found at 2721 E 3200 N when she begins a conversa- made without covenant or warranty regarding title, possession or encumbrances to satisfy the 16. 2 Lab/Pit Bull crosses black female puppies found tion with, “Didn’t anyone obligation secured by and pursuant to the power of sale conferred in the Deed of Trust executed near Sugar Factory ever tell you it’s rude not to by Janet L. Herman FKA Janet Louise Ottersetter, as grantors, to Wells Fargo Financial answer the phone?”Do I owe National Bank, as Trustee, for the benefit and security of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Beneficiary, ADOPTIONS her an apology, or does she dated 04/02/2003 and recorded on 04/25/2003, as Instrument No. 2003-010440, of Official 1. Border Collie cross white/tri 4 month old spayed fe- Records of Twin Falls County, Idaho. Please Note: The above Grantors are named to comply with need to be more patient? section 45-1506(4)(A), Idaho Code, No representation is made that they are, or are not, presently male “PLEASE LEAVE responsible for this obligation set forth herein. The Default for which this sale is to be made is the 2. Australian Shepherd/Pyrenees cross blue merle 5 A MESSAGE ...“ failure to pay when due, under Deed of Trust and Note dated 04/02/2003. The monthly month old house trained neutered male 'Tug' DEAR PLEASE LEAVE A installments of principal, interest, and impounds (if applicable) of 146.33, due per month for the 3. Lab cross black 1 year old spayed female 'D.D.' MESSAGE ...: Your mother months of 10/15/2009 through 2/16/2011, and all subsequent installments until the date of sale or 4. 2 Lab crosses black 5 months old spayed females apparently feels that her reinstatement. The principal balance owing as of this date on the obligation secured by said Deed of Trust is $12,167.23, plus accrued interest at the rate of 8.29% per annum from 09/15/2009. All 5. Lab cross gold 10 month old spayed female needs and wishes automati- delinquent amounts are now due, together with accruing late charges, and interest, unpaid and 6. Weimaraner silver 1 year old neutered male cally take precedence over accruing taxes, assessments, trustee's fees, attorney's fees, and any amounts advanced to protect 'Charlie' whatever else may be hap- the security associated with this foreclosure and that the beneficiary elects to sell or cause the 7. Dachshund black/brown 1 year old neutered male pening in your lives. You do trust property to be sold to satisfy said obligation. If the Trustee is unable to convey title for any 8. St. Bernard/Pyrenees cross white/brown 2 year old not owe her any apologies, reason, the successful bidder's sole and exclusive remedy shall be the return of monies paid to the neutered male Trustee, and the successful bidder shall have no further recourse. T.D. Service Company 1820 E. and yes, she does need to be First Street, Suite 210, Santa Ana, CA 92705-4063 Sale Information Line: 714-259-7850 9. English Pointer white/liver 3 ½ year old spayed fe- more patient. But she won’t Reinstatement and Pay-Off Requests: (714) 480-5472 THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A male 'Birdy' get that message until you DEBT AND INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Date: 2/18/11 10. Collie cross fawn/white 3 month old spayed fe- are able to communicate it Pioneer Title Company of Ada County dba Pioneer Lenders Trustee Services By: Kara Lansberry, male 'Sunny' clearly and directly to her. Assistant Trustee Officer ASAP# 3928320 11. German Shepherd cross sable 3 month old You are no longer a child,and PUBLISH: March 27, April 3, 10 and 17, 2011 spayed female 'Julep' you should not be expected 12. Shar-Pei/Pit Bull cross black/white 3 month old to drop everything anytime neutered male 'Wonton' your mother wants to “chat.” Many cats/kittens for adoption www.petfinder.com Mon-Fri. 10:00 am-5:30 pm Sat 10:00 am-2:00 pm Times-News Closed Sunday and Holidays Classifieds what you expect, we deliver We can only keep animals 48 hours, 208-733-0931 ext. 2 they are then sold or DESTROYED.Please check daily Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Sunday, March 27, 2011 Classifieds 5 aNNOUNCEMENTS
TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., 1¾ bath, NEW ARTWORK PAUL fixer upper, sell as is, needs lots of by Ron Hicks, TLC. $23,000 Cash. Dianne Van Dlac Call for more info 308-4572. Dean Packer FOUND 2 cats on 21st Ave. W., Twin Falls. One has white long hair and Kathy Lily Field the other is calico. 208-410-9826 Maria Smith FOUND about 6 mo old long haired MARIA SMITH cat by Ridley's in Kimberly. GALLERY 6 bdrm, 2 bath, 3000 sq. ft. home Please call 208-423-5435 on 6.1 full irrigated acres. Nice Hours: Wed. Thru Sat. hilltop view. Located 5 mi. west TWIN FALLS FOUND Aussie pup, male, 6+ 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM of Paul. Many updates incl. roof, months old, on 400 E Rupert. Now 1300 Kimberly Road #12 KIMBERLY DW, cooktop stove, refrig w/ice- up for adoption. 431-3149 Twin Falls, ID 83301 maker. Living room on main ~~~~~~ floor + larger family room down- FOUND Dachshund female, Call Maria Smith for more stairs. Must sell soon! in the Burley/Heyburn area. information at 734-3033. $139,000. Reduced $16,000. Call to identify 208-572-0472. View pictures at: http://propertyadsite.com/ Sellers will consider all offers! FOUND German Shepherd at 426 detail.php?listing=11004119 KIMBERLY 33 acres prime farm W 90 N in Burley. Young neutered Beautiful horse ranch setup, 2400 sq. ft., 5 bdrm, 3 bath, Call Trell 208-670-8735 cell ground with barn & immaculate 2 male wearing green collar. EDUCATION 4 bdrm, 2 bath home with 19acres, wood fireplace, fully fenced, Will not carry papers. bdrm plus loft, 2 bath home. 208-431-5662 or 678-3487 barn, out buildings, next to great neighborhood west of CSI. 150x250 roping arena. Profession- South Hills, great water rights, ride 410 Crestview Dr. MLS#98452335 ally landscaped. Acreage in grass LOST Pit Bull/Hound mix from 2600 from your back door. $521,000. Find it. Sell it. Buy it. Call Holli Rowe at 208-312-5715 alfalfa hay. Call 208-543-9918 or east by new bridge. Brown/orange 208-731-7646 Classifieds. 733-0931 ext. 2 River Bridge Realty 623-261-2339. brindle female, not a hunting dog. Call 608-1668 or 735-9796. LOST PUPPY TWO GREAT HOMES CLASSIFIEDS It pays to read the fine print! Call the Times-News to place your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM BUILT PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE 4 Bed 3 Bath Bonus Room 1746 Big profits usually mean big risks. Sq. ft. Fireplace Great Location Jeezy, a white Yorkshire Terrier Before you do business with a MLS#98461858 Looking to build went missing from around my company, check it out with the your dream home? home on Park Ave., by the LDS Better Business Bureau. For free Church. He was wearing a black information about avoiding collar with a bell on it. He is very of important to me and my family and investment scams, write to the 225 Acres would love to have him make his Federal Trade Commission, way home. Please help. Reward. Washington, D.C. 20580 or call pristine land in 208-490-0439 the National Fraud Information VERY NICE Center 2 Bed 2 Bath 1531 Sq. Ft. Large the beautiful 1-800-876-7060 Heated Shop MLS#98461898 Hagerman Valley! REAL eSTATE Located off of MLS#98463140 DUI? Consider trial rather than plea agreement. Ask your legal counsel Magic Waters about all CIVIL penalties and total DMV fees for Driver's License Road this land reinstatement. I am NOT an has amazing attorney, nor is this advertisement a solicitation. Paid for by Scott GIVE US A CALL views, privacy, Andrus, Twin Falls. Lynn Rasmussen Geothermal PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE 410-2807 Water, and so Selling Property? or Don't pay any fees until it's sold. Donna Rasmussen much more! For free information about 320-2751 avoiding time share and real estate scams, write to: Colleen Anderson (208)421-4533 Have you forgotten to Federal Trade Commission, pickup your birthday Washington, D.C. 20580 or call photos? We have some the National Fraud Information Carly Walton (208)420-3980 photos we are sure you Center, 1-800-876-7060. don't want us to toss. www.lynnrasmussen.com Office (208)733-HOME These can be picked up at The Times-News Classified Dept. BUHL/CASTLEFORD Large '03 custom built home on 19.8 acres with full TFCC water shares. Main floor is 1600 sq.ft. with 2 bdrm, 2 bath, kitchen, dining, living with exc. view. Daylight bsm't is 1600 sq.ft., mostly open with small stor- age room. Attached 2 car garage, Pregnant? Worried? small yard, fully landscapted with Free Pregnancy Tests auto sprinklers. Asking $290,000 Confidential or best offer. 208-734-7472 Located at 3419 N 1200 E, Buhl. Call 208-280-2873 or 731-7427.
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This newspaper will not CAREGIVER Part-Time, for handi- knowingly accept any advertising capped child. Medical background for real estate which is in violation preferred. Call 208-731-9930 of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings LOOKING for live-in caregiver for advertised in this newspaper are elderly parents. Room and board included. Must have references. available on an equal opportunity Call Spencer 623-680-8886. basis. To complain of discrimination call HUD Toll-free telephone number at 800-669- 9777. The Toll-free telephone number for the hearing impaired is 800-927-8275. NANA'S HOUSE DAYCARE has openings for all ages. Open 5:30 am until 12:30am. GOODING/HAGERMAN State licensed & ICCP accepted. Call 208-735-4193.
Spacious '98 custom-built 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath home. 2440 sq. ft. w/3 NEW ART CLASS acres and 3 water shares. Open Traditional 19th Century floor plan w/10' ceilings through- Training for Artists out and 15' vault in living room. Hickory hardwood flooring & lg Evening Class kitchen w/2 pantries, breakfast at the bar & gas range. Bonus room. ARTIST'S ATELIER New horse barn w/enclosed tack 1300 Kimberly Rd., Ste 17 rm. Professionally landscaped Twin Falls with underground sprinkler First Come-First Served system. $275,000. 1533 Ask for Jeff at 326-4756 Shoestring Rd. Call 208-934-8374.
WWW.MAGIC HAZELTON OWNER CARRY. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. VALLEY.COM/ Newly remodeled. New carpet & paint. Fenced-in yard. $3000 down. $47,000/offer. Nice neigh- CLASSIFIEDS borhood. Next to school bus stop. 107 N. Park St. 208-731-1055 Classifi ed Deadlines For line ads Tues. - Sat. – 1 p.m. the day before. For Sun. & Mon. 2 p.m. Friday. Classifieds 6 Sunday, March 27, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Today is Sunday, March 27, the 86th day of 2011. There are 279 days left in the BUHL Duplex, $545 mo. 1st & last + TWIN FALLS BUHL ½ off 1st months rent + dep. 2 JEROME 2 bdrm, 2 bath mobile TWIN FALLS 7 bdrm, 4 bath, 6400 $100 damage dep. 2 bdrm 1 bath, year. CORNER LOT, Gated with shop for homes. $525-$575. No pets. Long sq. ft., $1800 a month, 1st & last. bdrm, 1 bath, $500 + $500 dep. refrig, stove, W/D hookups, no oday’s Highlight: rent in great industrial area. Pet ok, central air. 212 1678 term. 324 8903 or 208 788 2817 No pets/smoking. Available Now. th $350/month. Please call Call 435 901 9055. pets. 815 8 Ave. N. 326 4797 KIMBERLY 2 bdrm w/W/D, fenced On March 27, 1911, Fort 208 731 3135 for more information. BUHL For rent or sale. 3 bdrm, 1½ BUHL Very nice 2 bdrm, 1 bath, WD bath, 6 acres in the country, $650+ yard, small pet ok, $475 + dep. TWIN FALLS Clean lg 3 bd dbl mo- Lauderdale, Fla., was incor- 208 320 1638 or 208 410 0199 bile on city lot w/storage good area hookup, refrig, stove, no pets. $600 sec dep. For sale $137,900. Avail now. 308 8771 $395 + dep. porated. WHO can help YOU 208 543 2300 $550+dep. No pet. Refs. 326 5887 sell your property? KIMBERLY Interviewing for 2 bdrm, Classifieds Can! BUHL For rent or sale. 5 bdrm, 3 range, refrig. Water/sanitation pd. TWIN FALLS New home, 3 bdrm, 2 BURLEY Norman Manor Apts 208 733 0931 ext. 2 bath, detached 3 car garage. $895 No pets/smoking. $600 + deposit. bath. No smoking/pets. $850 mo. 1 & 2 bdrms, $375-$400 + dep. [email protected] mo + $850 security deposit or for Call 208 423 5325 + dep. 208 326 5653 or 404 3159 New improvements through out TODAY IN sale $189,900. Call 208 543 2300 Manager on site. Call any time KIMBERLY RENT-TO-OWN, 3 bd, TWIN FALLS Newer upscale town 208 678 7438 ~ 1361 Parke Ave 2 bath, flexible terms, possible 1st. home, 2 & 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car FILER 2 bdrm 1 bath country home, 3 mos rent free. 329 3296 HISTORY on River Rd, lg lawn, year around garage, fireplace. 1835 & 1843 Falls Ave East. $975 month + dep. BURLEY RIVERVIEW APTS stream, some dogs ok, $500 /$500 RUPERT 706 So. D Street. 3 bdrm, No smoking, pet considered. Springtime Specials n this date: dep. 543 5330 after 5pm 1 bath, refrig, stove, W/D hookup Call 208 733 8207 2 bdrm, 1 bath & 3 bdrm, 2 bath incl. Small garage. Fenced yard. In 1513, Spanish explorer TWIN FALLS B12 Cameo Estates. units now avail. Nice views, FILER 2 bdrm 1 bath country home. $525 mo. $350 dep. Call 312 2477 TWIN FALLS Remodeled 1 & 2 Juan Ponce de Leon sighted 2 bdrm., Champion, double pane No smoking. Pet ok. $550 mo. + spacious, appls included, W/D windows, new carpet & paneling, RUPERT Small 2 bedroom with big bdrm houses available, furnished hookups, covered parking, present-day Florida. dep. Call 404 3159 & unfurnished. Idaho Housing new stove & refrig., W/D incld., fenced yard, refrig/stove provided. private patio & tot lot. n 1625, Charles I acceded storage shed. $13,500. 733 0989. HANSEN 3 bdrm 1 bath country No pets. $350. Call 670 1014 Approved. 208 404 8042 208 878 4488. home, horse/pets ok. $700 to the English throne upon TWIN FALLS Skylane Park SHOSHONE 3 bdrm., 1 bath plus TWIN FALLS/FILER 3 bdrm., 1 bath mo./$700 dep. 490 1100 home on 4 acres, shop, garage. BURLEY Very nice 1 & 2 bdrm apt the death of James I. $18,000. Fully remodeled mobile office space. $550 + $500 dep. with garage, excellent location. home, 3 bdrm, 1½ bath, fenced $850 mo. No smoking. 431 7387 HEYBURN 1 bdrm 2½ miles west of 720 2240 leave msg. 208 431 1643 or 208 678 3216 n 1794, Congress yard, pets allowed. $220 lot fee. Burger King, all electric, W/D, re- SHOSHONE Rental houses WENDELL 3 bdrm. 1.5 bath $625 approved “An Act to provide Call 208 340 1430 frig, AC, no pets/smoking, $375 mo. + deposit 427 E. Ave. A. Call in town or country 3-4 bdrm. Classified Department mo. + $350 dep. 208 670 4938 539 9950 a Naval Armament” of six RENTAL PROPERTIES Property Mgmt/Realtor 208 961 4040 Classified Sales Representatives armed ships. TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm., 1526 ½ Filer WHO can help YOU rent your are available from n 1836, the first Mormon 8:00 am-5:00 pm Monday-Friday Ave E. Water, yard care provided. rental? Classifieds Can! temple was dedicated in $475 + dep. No pets. 420 0125 733 0931 ext. 2 Call our office in Twin Falls 733 0931 ext. 2 TWIN FALLS ½ off 1st months rent + [email protected] Kirtland, Ohio. dep. 3 bdrm. 1 bath $600 mo. + n 1945, during World $600 dep. Call 208 212 1678 FILER Lg clean 1 bdrm apt., elect, water, sewer, trash incl. $450/mo. War II, General Dwight D. In accordance with the federal TWIN FALLS ½ off 1st months rent + + $250 dep. No smoking/pets. Ser- Eisenhower told reporters in CLASSIFIEDS Fair Housing Act, we do not dep. 1 bdrm. 1 bath. $425 mo. + vice animals welcome. 326 4667 accept for publication any real $425 dep. Call 208 212 1678 Paris that German defenses It pays to read the fine print. estate listing that indicates any TWIN FALLS/BURLEY/RUPERT GOODING Nice newer 1 or 2 bdrm on the Western Front had Call the Times-News to place preference, limitation, or TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm duplex, AC, ◆◆◆◆◆ ◆◆◆◆◆ apts available. your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 discrimination based on race, appls, carport, no smoking/pets, WOW! Call Laura 934 5991 or 961 0011 been broken. color, religion, sex, disability, $500/mo. Call 208 733 3742 Weekly Payments O.K! n 1958, Nikita No Credit Checks No Deposit family status, or national origin. GOODING SENIOR Khrushchev became Soviet If you believe a published listing TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., 2 bath All Utilities Paid 60 Channel states such a preference, newer home in very nice Cable Free Long Distance & HOUSING premier in addition to First limitation, or discrimination, neighborhood. 3 car garage, AC, Internet Fax RD Subsidy Secretary of the please notify this publication at appls., gas fireplace, vaulted Pets O.K. Furnished Studios On Site Laundry. Rent Based on Income Communist Party. TWIN FALLS Very clean 1 bdrm. [email protected]. ceilings, tile floors, fenced yard. TWIN FALLS Starting $550 mo. 62 Years and Older, New kitchen & carpet. DW, W/D Yard care incld. A home you n 1961, nine black stu- 731 5745 / 358 0085 / 431 8496 hookups. No pets/smoking. $445 JEROME 2 bdrm, 1½ bath, $625 + would be proud to live in. if handicaped/disabled BURLEY/RUPERT Starting $450 dents from Tougaloo + dep. 1429½ Poplar. 734 6230 dep. Water/garbage/sewer paid. $935 mo + cleaning dep. No pets/ regardless of age. Call 208 733 7818 smoking. 308 2491 or 358 1053 mo. 731 5745 or 436 8383 934 8050 College in Mississippi TWIN FALLS MORE FOR THE $. 3 staged a “read-in” at the bdrm duplex w/garage, NEW inte- TWIN FALLS 4 bdrm, large fenced TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm., near CSI, all rior, central air, DW, W/D hookup, JEROME 5439 Hwy 93 backyard, near Sawtooth Elemen- utils, furn., incld HBO & Showtime, whites-only Jackson some utilities, no pets/smoking. 2 bedroom House, $500 tary & swimming pool, no smoking/ no smoking/pets, $500 mo + $250 Municipal Library, and were th 734-4334 $645. 330½ 8 Ave. E. 734 6230 pets, $980 month. 208 420 1968 dep. Call eve's 208 734 0414. Barrier Free arrested. Equal Opportunity n 1964, Alaska was hit by Provider a powerful earthquake and tsunamis that killed about Hear the quiet! Laurel Park Apartments 130 people. 176 Maurice Street Twin Falls n 1977, 583 people were 734 4195 killed when a KLM Boeing HEYBURN New apt. 3 bdrms, 1 747, attempting to take off, bath. Granite counter tops. No crashed into a Pan Am 747 smoking/pets! $625/mo. $500/dep. 1 year lease. Call 801 726 6181. on the Canary Island of Tenerife. I 1980, 123 workers died when a North Sea floating oil field platform, the Alexander Kielland, cap- sized during a storm. In accordance with the federal Fair Housing Act, we do not en years ago: In its first accept for publication any real specific accusation against estate listing that indicates any preference, limitation, or a detained U.S.-based discrimination based on race, scholar, China said Gao color, religion, sex, disability, Zhan had confessed to spy- family status, or national origin. If you believe a published listing ing for foreign intelligence states such a preference, agencies. (Gao, who had limitation, or discrimination, please notify this publication at been detained on Feb. 11, [email protected]. was released in July 2001. Although she received a JEROME hero’s welcome back in the Move in to 2011 at The Oaks & start living in affordable luxury. U.S., Gao later pleaded 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car garage and guilty to illegally exporting much more for only $578 mo. Move in this month & get more than $1 million in mil- 1 month free! itary-grade computer Call 208-324-6969 or stop by microprocessors to a 1911 N Kennedy St, Jerome, ID. Chinese government KIMBERLY 1 bedroom studio, agency.) As protesters $280 plus utilities. Call 208 539 9950. jeered “Hell, no, we won’t $15.00 Value APRIC T LANE pay!,” California regulators st Minimum 4 hours of cleaning KIMBERLY ½ off 1 mo. rent + dep. approved electricity rate Regularly $60.00 Quality Used Home Furnishings & Consignments 3 bdrm, 1 bath, $625 + $625 dep, With this coupon $45.00 water/trash paid, 208 212 1678 hikes of up to 46 percent. New Clients Only / One Per Household Consignments, Gently Used Furniture KIMBERLY Clean 1 bdrm apt. $395 An empty train on the month + $250 deposit. Available wrong side of the tracks The areas' reliable white glove cleaning service! AAnd Home Decor, Antiques now. Call 208 423 6792 Guaranteed Satisfaction—Bonded & Insured crashed into a crowded Ebay Services And More RUPERT 2 & 3 bdrm apts., partly commuter train in central furnished, newly remodeled, $400 Twin Falls/Jerome Burley & up. 208 431 6615 or 431 6616. Belgium, killing eight peo- 736-6200 677-3300 208-734-2058 ple. 126 2nd Ave. S. Twin Falls, ID 83301 SHOSHONE 1 Bedroom Duplex, www.maidsource.net th ive years ago: Al-Qaida [email protected] $395. 408 W 5 . 734 4334 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui testified at his TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm, $350 mo. + federal trial that he was $250 dep. Stove, refrig. No smok- Come see Twin Falls fi nest Used Furniture, Cool Junk, Landscape ing/pets. Refs req. 208 944 4602 supposed to hijack a fifth
Garden & Home Decor, Antiques & Consignment Specialists Center TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm., Appls., W/D, airplane on Sept. 11, 2001,
th 417 & 421 5 Ave W. $325 mo. No and fly it into the White Gently used furniture Collectibles Estate Sales 3 D Design Service Complete Landscaping smoking/pets. Call 208 431 7387. House. Lyn Nofziger, Sprinkler Systems President Ronald Reagan’s Sodding TWIN FALLS 1, 2 & 3 bdrm, some W/D hookups & some close to political adviser, died in Hydroseeding CSI. No pets. Ask about move- Decorative Concrete in specials. Call 208 734 6600. Falls Church, Va., at age 81. 733-9446 Concrete Curbing TV producer-director Dan Hours: 12:00 5:30 Tues Fri Saturday 10 2 Outdoor Lighting TWIN FALLS 2 Bdrm 1 bath, A/C Curtis died in Los Angeles 732-5200 280-2980 Ponds & Fountains water/trash paid, no pets. $525 + at age 78. Mondays by appt. only 1300 Addison Ave. W. Fences $300 deposit. 208 212 1678 ne year ago: Lights were www.twinfallstrading.com Twin Falls, ID 83301 Excavating & Hauling Services TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 2 bath, very clean, W/D & appls, no smoking/ switched off across the pets. $575 + dep. $200 off 1st mo world from 8:30 p.m. to rent with lease. 208 944 2027 9:30 p.m. local time to mark TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 2 bath town Earth Hour, an event organ- home with office, fireplace, sky- ized by the World Wildlife lights & 2 car garage. No smok- ing or pets, $825. 208 539 6913 Fund to highlight concerns about global warming. WATCH OUR READER BOARD!! Catering To Your Special Storage Needs TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, nice base- Climate Control & Drive Up Units, RV & Boat Parking, ment apartment, W/D $495 + dep. President Barack Obama Select Vehicles $15 Off Mail Boxes, Packing & Storage Supplies! Call 208 731 7646 announced he would bypass 1/2 Off First Months Rent TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm., 1 bath, no a vacationing Senate and Windshield Replacements Mention This Ad and we will waive the move-in fee! pets. $475 + $300 deposit. name 15 people to key Call 208 212 1678. 2359 Overland Ave ~ Burley ~ 678 3309 ~ Mon Fri 8 5 Sat. by Appt. 1830 Washington St. North, Twin Falls administration jobs using TWIN FALLS 377 Morningside #2. recess appointments. Mao 208-733-1156 3 bdrm, 2 bath apt in 4-plex with SALE Grills & Wood Pellets garage. New carpet/paint. No Asada of Japan beat smoking/pets. Water/sewer/trash Olympic champion Kim pd. $650 mo. + dep. 208 954 2180 Yu-na of South Korea to win Times-News her second title at the World gt concrete Classifieds Figure Skating YOUR BUSINESS CARD Championships, held in Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks, 208-733-0931 ext. 2 Turin, Italy. Foundations, Decorative Concrete, COULD BE HERE! Stamp Work & Decorative Curbing. Discounted Rents/Move-In Specials SPRING DISCOUNT Mention this ad & SAVE 10%! Licensed & Insured RCT#21599 Call Today and Be Seen! Gene 208-404-6665 Buy 3 weeks at $125 and get the 4th week FREE!
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WENDELL Lovely 2 bdrm, 1 bath WANTED to rent a place to put my apt., all appliances included. No trailer & horse in the Jerome area. smoking, no pets. 208-720-7601 Call 208-841-2215. aGRICULTURE
TWIN FALLS AC, cable, WiFi, all utils. Paid. Weekly/monthly rates. 1341 Kimberly Rd. 208-733-6452. www.capriextendedstay.com TWIN FALLS Beautiful home, rooms for rent, $450 & $350/mo. 150 SALMON RIVER GRAZING Utilities incl. Call for info 734-9901. SHARES for sale. TWIN FALLS Furnished bdrm, quiet Call 208-293-4902 or 208-867-0556 neighborhood, utilities incld W/D, ANGUS BULLS phone, cable, WiFi. 308-3456 msg Long yearling and yearling. TWIN FALLS Large private room, 421-0424 or 326-4682 cable TV, all utilities, room & board. $250 + household duties. ANGUS, Balancer, & Gelbvieh Call 208-732-0714. yearling & 2 year old bulls, black & red, low birth weights. TWIN FALLS/BURLEY/RUPERT All 208-326-3679 utils paid, free cable & Internet. No dep. No credit check Pet ok. Start- ing at $450. 731-5745 / 431-3796 CONNECT WITH CUSTOMERS WHO NEED Store Closes YOUR SERVICE Saddle & tack Advertise in the Business JEROME Office Space on S Lincoln & Service Directory AUCTION utilities/internet incl, separate heat/ This and That of Livingston, Mt. 733-0931 ext. 2 cool. Call 539-4500 for details. Entire inventory to be sold. Lots of New Tack and TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, spotless, TWIN FALLS Spacious 3 bdrm, 1½ TWIN FALLS 3 locations. custom made saddles TWIN FALLS Honey Locust Ln, CORRIENTES (6) Pairs & (2) due to fresh paint, no pets/smoking, close bath, 2 car garage, 1600 sqft, W/D Large and Small. Auctioneer Vern Seal. $550. Spacious 2 Bdrm Apts. Calve, (1) Corriente Bull. to CSI. $595 mo. + dep. 212-6902 hookup, refrig, stove, DW. No Call Joe 208-420-4585. 406.671.4520 or 259.2730 Includes Water 734-4334 Call 208-543-6956 or 623-261-2339 pets. $750 + deposit. 420-3330 Terms: Cash/Credit Card TWIN FALLS 527 Shoup Ave. W. 2 twinfallsrentals.com ATM/Debit. No Checks. TWIN FALLS 734-4334 GRAINFED BEEF ½ beef cut to bdrm 1 bath, w/hardwood, garage, No American Express TWIN FALLS Studio apt. $350 mo. Retail/Office Spaces your specifications. $695 $500 mo. + dep. Call 358-5961 th + $300 dep. No Pets. Various Sizes & Locations Call 208-670-5048. Mon, Mar., 28 at 7PM TWIN FALLS Call 208-731-7890. TWIN FALLS Brand new 2 bdrm, Doors open at six pm Snow Kidding! 1 bath apts, $624-$680 Close to TWIN FALLS Office space for rent, HEIFERS 10 registered Black An- Historic Ballroom One month free rent! TWIN FALLS Very large, clean, 3 625 sq. ft., 560 Filer. $600/mo, wa- gus, 2 Black Angus bulls, no pa- 205 Shoshone St N. CSI campus. For more information bdrm, 2 bath apt. One half block to Call 208-735-1180. Devon Senior Community ter & sanitation included. 736-8747 pers. 208-934-4036 or 539-4036 Twin Falls, 83301 Beautiful & spacious. All appls, CSI. No pets. $650. Idaho Housing cable, W/D hookup, central air, accepted. 320-7599 or 734-9704 PASTURED calves/holstein cross. Twin Falls Garden Apartments TENNESSEE WALKERS, colts, fitness center & library. IHFA Will deliver. brood mares and saddle horses. Apartments Available Now Contact Mark 208-735-2224. WENDELL 1 & 2 bdrm apts avail. 208-308-8171 2 & 4 Bedroom Units Immediately. Based on income. Fallen Tree Ranch. 208-484-5115 Idaho Housing Accepted Pickup an application at TWIN FALLS 2-3 booth beauty RED ANGUS/SIMMENTAL yearling WANTED TO BUY 2 very gentle 340 Lois St, Twin Falls, ID 83301 Rancho Verde Apartments salon or nail care shop. Good bull, bred for calving ease and ponies for two small boys. Call or 208-736-7105 Mon-Fri 9-1pm 255 Ave F or call 208-536-6244 location, willing to improve to suit growth. Semen tested. text 316-2861 after 3 pm. tenant. $425/mo utils pd. 539-4907 208-326-5056 or 320-0611 TWIN FALLS WENDELL 3 bdrm, 1 bath, 3 yr old WANTED TO BUY younger horse or Spacious, 2 bdrm., 2 bath, gated apt. $650, you pay utils. W/D, TWIN FALLS Blue Lakes Office Weaner Pigs mule with super good disposition. TTY 775-778-0889 parking, appls. Incld. $599 + dep. dishwasher, stove, refrig, central Space 600-700 sq. ft., plenty of 4H/FFA Must be very tuff to be ridden on Income Restrictions Apply Call about special 208-734-5041 heat/AC. Available now. 316-3174 parking, all utils incl. 208-309-0365 654-2813 or 431-2562 steep mountain, all hooves black. Good home. 775-779-2386 WATER TANKS 350 gallon poly $160 & 150 gallon galvanized $90. Call 208-490-2331
AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVERS pup- pies, light golden color, great par- ents on site. Call 312-2428 BORDER COLLIE MCNAB, (2) 5 month old females. (2) 1 year old females. Call 208-431-2608 Malta.
BOSTON TERRIER STUD Would like to breed him for the pick of the litter. Please call Rick Williams at 208-438-2183 or 208-431-0157.
BOXER puppies AKC, 2 males, 2 fe- males. Both parents on site. Great family dogs. $400/offer. 670-3189 CHIHUAHUA puppies AKC Reg 1st shots, dewclaws removed, $300 each. Out of Blue Bloodlines. Call 208-539-7038.
COCKATIELS for sale. Adorable, young males & females. Only $50 each. 208-329-1516
DACHSHUND Puppies, adorable, AKC, new litter. Can see online. Buhl. 405-973-6395 ENGLISH BULLDOG puppies. 11 weeks old. 2 males & 2 females. AKC, shots, $700 each. 639-9107 [email protected] FREE Black Lab mix puppies to a good home. 8 weeks old. In Paul. 208-438-5010 or 430-5027 FREE Black Lab puppies. 4 females, 1 male. Will possibly deliver. Call 208-431-6369 FREE Black Lab, male to a good home. Great family dog. Call 208-324-4038. FREE Chihuahua 2 yr old female and free 3 yr old Chiweenie that is a one adult dog and does not like kids. 208-316-1695 FREE Kittens & Cats, ready to go. (2) older kittens and (5) 8 week old Kittens. Call 208-678-7503. FREE Outside Cats Will help with delivery. 208-829-5897 Hazelton FREE Schipperke puppies and 2 adults to good homes. Purebred, papered, shots, dewormed, tails docked, and dewclaws removed. Call 775-738-9387 FREE White lab 10 mo. All shots, neutered. Very sweet. Great family pet. Call 421-2104 PEACOCKS for sale Call 208-536-2115 SAINT BERNARD Club of America Puppies. 5 males, Champion bloodlines. $900. 208-587-5280 or 208-590-0557
SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES, AKC Reg, blacks & wheatens, $600. Ready now! 731-7789.
SHIH TZU Beautiful male puppy, 8 weeks old, AKC Reg, 1st shot, white/golden brown markings, $400. 208-436-6787 Rupert Get In The Habit! Read the
Classifieds STUD SERVICE-CKC REG. Old English Bulldog available for stud service-(NOT for sale). Call Every Day 208-436-5797 or 208-670-3138 Classifieds 8 Sunday, March 27, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho IF MARCH 27 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: You may be involved in intense soul 7 BEET SHARES for rent searching in the year to EQUIPMENT FOR SALE - (1) JD SHOPSMITH bought brand new for KTM '05 525 EXC, low hours, great in the Mini-Cassia area. $5600, will sell for $2500. Moving condition. come, as passionate former 4760, (1) JD8400T, (1) JD 8310, 208-678-3997 or 431-8757 (3) Hesston Balers with low bale must sell. 308-6924 or 352-1008. 208-308-0233 42,000 Actual Miles planet Pluto sends energy counts, (3) Allen Wheel Rakes, (1) WANTED your Motorcycle. Must your way. You can cause a Hesston 9260 Rotary Swather. All run. Cash in Hand. Call or text equipment very nice and well 1-208-312-1580. Good deals only. great deal of agitation in maintained. Call 208-358-2191 for April if you demand recog- more information. WANTED pasture for 30 pairs, will WANTED Dog kennel & house. FORD '80 F-700 with 16 ft flatbed nition you don’t deserve just HESSTON 4655 small baler. Pow- consider small acres. Call 539-2053 Please call with stakesides, 42,000 Actual der River Calf Table. Assorted 208-358-1033 Miles, V8, 5 & 2, one owner, when the outside world Gated Pipe & Components. John BULLET '95 21' 225 ProMax EFI. well maintained. $3500. seems very cold and brutal. Deere 5-row & 7-row corrugators. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED golf cart, Brute Force 55lb thrust trolling mo- Call 208-320-4058. Call 208-316-2413 lv msg running or not. Your motivations may Call 208-678-8235. tor. $7000. 208-539-3797 undergo a deep change IH 1066 tractor with loader & blade, good rubber, good cond, $9000. 79,000 ACTUAL MILES especially in June and WANTED Junk Cars, $50 small, 1 yard Carryall, $650. 539-6860 September, but don’t let $75 medium, $100 large. Free JOHN DEERE 7420, 4x4, 2600 hrs, towing. Courteous, clean & your self-confidence take a left hand reverser, 3 remotes, pow- professional same day removal. hit if you do not get your er quad, excellent shape, $58,000. ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES Call 208-410-3572. way. You might not find it 208-539-5693 Wanted old magazines, toys, horse tack, Indian items, jewelry WANTED Large upright freezer. JOHN DEERE 8300 Grain Drill easy to attain your ambi- & quilts. Call 208-280-6533 Please call, JET BOAT 19' Almar, Kodiak ma- 12' 6” spacing, new disks, $5500. 208-432-5598 or 329-4545 rine 5.8L V8, Dominator pump, tions this year, but you can Call 208-731-9405 EZ loader trailer, heavy hull, MACK '89 RW600 with 350hp look for an improvement in BIRTHDAY PHOTOS one owner, immaculate $12,900 JOHN DEERE 845 3-bottom 2-way WANTED Scrap Iron, willing to pay diesel, 13 spd. trans., PS & AC, Have you forgotten to pick-up 50% of what we scrap. Magic 208-320-4058 your circumstances or a plow. Farmhand 825 feed mixer Jake brake, Hendrickson your birthday photos? We have Valley area. Call 208-293-4712 suspension, one owner, 79,000 lucky break in November, grinder. Both good condition. some photos we are sure you OLDER GLASTRON 15' tri-hull actual miles, like new. 208-733-3842 or 420-5710 don't want us to toss. WANTED TO BUY and an increase in your pop- open bow pleasure boat, 85hp $16,900. Call 208-320-4058 ularity after the first of the PARMA SILAGE TRAILERS (2) '01 These can be picked up at Junk cars and all type of scrap. Johnson outboard w/trolling plate, (1) '96 INT 9200 Truck. ML Cum- The Times-News Classified Dept 208-324-4142 nice condition. 208-280-1165 year. mins, 9 spd, wet kit. Call 280-6534 WANTED We buy junk batteries. CONNECT WITH CUSTOMERS SUSAN'S ANTIQUES We pay more than anyone out WHO NEED YOUR SERVICE POTATO EQUIPMENT Buying & Selling Gold, Silver & there. Check us out at Interstate Advertise in the Betterbuilt seed cutter and treater. Jewelry. Call 208-734-9681 Batteries. Fully licensed and in- HOROSCOPE Lockwood seed plier. 6 row bedder. Business & Service Directory sured to protect the batteries all 733-0931 ext. 2 6 row cultivator with diker and the way to the smelter. ***USED SHELLS**** Jeraldine chemical application tank. Call 208-733-0896. Quality~Low Prices~Selection. Logan 6 row planter with fertilizer 412 Eastland Drive, 8-5 Mon-Fri 208-312-1525 and chemical application tanks. Saunders Ace 4 row vine shredder. Acme 4 STOVE/OVEN white, $225 and SHELL fits Toyota '07 and newer row vine cutter. Two 4 row potato Tundra Crewmax. Must sell, very rollers. 208-423-4015 Dishwasher white, $30. Both in good condition. 208-420-1746 reasonable. 208-312-1525 ARIES (March 21-April ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR Bought 19): Keep a lid on it. You will in Dec '10. Paid $6000 will sell for achieve your goals more $2000. Brand new. 736-9332. quickly if you take your time GULFSTREAM '98 Ford V10, Class FORD '03 F-450 w/12' contrac- C, 28', AC, auto, queen bed, gen- tors bed. 11hp air compressor, and keep your ideas and erator, 88K miles, clean, $12,000. 100 gallon fuel tank in back with desires under cover for the TRAVIS '01 40' aluminum end Call 208-404-9166. electric pump. 7.3 Powerstroke diesel, AT, AC, one owner, time being. Wait until the dump grain or commodity trailer. RUGER 260 Remington M77, Rollover tarp, alloys, water tight, WASHER & DRYER SET Whirlpool, immaculate. $13,900. nice wood, 3x9, $500. middle of the week to ask for like new, shows very little use. Call 208-320-4058. $250. GE Refrig lg, $300. Amana 208-539-7113 favors or support. $27,900. Range, white. $189. Call 308-2188 TAURUS (April 20-May Call 208-320-4058 WINCHESTER Model 70 pre-'64 30-06, $650. Browning stainless FLEETWOOD '01 Wilderness 22' trailer, fully loaded except AC, ex- 20): You could bet on the WANTED 30-06 w/scope $700. 208-756-7255 Plows 2, 3, 4 & 5 bottom cellent cond, $6800. 208-736-8090 wrong horse. During the disks tandem or off set. Grain Drills, Roller Harrows & Seed Cleaner. first half of the week, there Call Bob at 208-312-3746. may be hidden factors that will affect the outcome of WANTED Tractors and other RJ'S GOLF SHOP Pro shop liquida- anything you begin. Stay in misc; repair/salvage/running. FORD '86 F-350, 4x4, duals, Bob, 208-312-3746 tion. Titleist drivers, fairway & the running by holding off hybrid woods, putters, new or like 4 spd, V8, PS, AC, utility bed, new. Fri. Sat. Sun. 208-734-5660 11 hp air compressor, 90,000 on crucial decisions. actual miles, one owner, work ready. $3900. Call 320-4058. GEMINI (May 21-June tRANSPORTATION 20): You are not necessarily what you think.You can take ALUMINUM GATED PIPE 555' of exception with someone’s 12”, $3/ft, 690' of 10”, $2/ft. 210' of 9”, $2/ft. 350' of 8” $1.50/ft. 790' of SCHRENK ESTATE SALE policies or opinions without 6”, $1/ft. Miscellaneous fittings. March 31 & April 1 (9-6) 420-2163 or 324-2668 FREE Maple hardwood flooring. April 2 (9-2) making it a point of con- With nails. Call for information. 33 South 950 East, Declo tention.Don’t burn any cru- 208-543-0949 Chevy '61 Pickup - Sofa & HANGAR SPACE FOR RENT. Twin cial bridges in the week to TRUSSES (26) 3 different sizes. Loveseat - Nice Kitchen Table & Chairs & Bar Stools - Apartment Falls airport. Safe & secure. come. $40-$80 per truss or best offer. Call 208-733-0151 FORD '94 F-700 Chipper dump Call 208-324-7901 Size Stove - Antique Radio - with 57 ft Altec, manlift. CANCER (June 21-July Antique Sewing Machine - Cummins, diesel, Allison auto 22): Let a rain of imagined Bedroom Sets - All Kitchen Items NOTICE trans. PS, AC, clean, well TV's - Card Tables & Chairs - Classified Advertisers maintained, one owner. $12,900. problems run off your back Pictures - Books - Exercise Bike - Call 208-320-4058. Antique Tricycle - Lawn Furniture Please check your ad for as though you were a duck. GATED PIPE aluminum approx 270' Shelves - Dressers - Patio Pots - accuracy the first day it runs. An error of judgment can of 6”, $1/ft. 900' of 8”, $1.50/ft. BEDROOM SET 4 post king size Lamps - Books - Recliners - The Times-News will only be 720' of 10”, $2/ft. 1140' of 8” plas- bed, 2 night stands, dresser & Linens - Glassware - Pyrex - responsible for any errors report- undermine your efforts early chest of drawers. Mattresses not tic, $1.50/ft. Assorted 6”, 8”, 10” fit- Tupperware - Yard Tools - ed on the first day of publication included. $799 Call 208-735-0243 this week. Be generous and tings, T's & elbows, 2 bubble fil- Luggage - Side Tables – Clocks - Please Call 733-0931 ext. 2 give everyone the benefit of ters. 208-539-3124 south of Filer. Vanity Stool - Lots of Stuff - BEDROOM SET King size bed, Saturday Half Price! the doubt. IRRIGATION PUMP dresser with mirrors & 2 night Managed by Blue Cow 312-4900 15hp. $1200. stands, $500/offer. 208-431-7149 FORD '97 F-450 w/ 9ft walk in LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Call 208-431-8694 Things may look gloomy COUCH and Love seat, used, plaid TWIN FALLS utility bed, new factory PUMP MOTOR US Electric, unused color, good condition, $250/offer. Scotch Shop Thrift Store Powerstroke diesel and AT, truck today,but improvements are since rebuild. 150hp Hollowshaft 208-829-4137 $1.00 Bag Sale is in like new cond. $7500. on the horizon for the week and 40hp Hollowshaft. $2500 & Wed. 3/30, 9:30-12:30 Call 208-320-4058 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Oak $1200. Call 208-320-4058. Presbyterian Church CLASSIFIEDS ahead. You might feel with drawers and doors, great Behind Court House blocked in achieving your condition, 31” wide by 75” tall. It pays to read the fine print! $75 or best offer. 734-4738 rECREATIONAL Call the Times-News to place ambitions temporarily, but your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 by being a team player you MATTRESS SETS full, $70; king, $100; hide-a-bed, $80; recliner, will succeed. $49; dresser, $85. 352-7824 NEW ENGINES and RE-MANUFAC- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. TURED ENGINES and TRANS- SOFA $300 & love seat $200, bear MISSIONS. USED ENGINES, 22): Curb your enthusiasm. print. Coffee table $50, 2 end ta- TRANSMISSIONS, transfer cases, FORD '97 F-450 with dumpbed, You may feel the urge to go bles $25/each. 5 disc stereo/DVD fenders, hoods, lights, bumpers, Powerstroke, Diesel, AT, AC, player with suround sound $200. doors, grilles, mirrors, RADIA- 90,000 Actual Miles, one owner, ahead with a project or idea, well maintained. $7500. 52” HD big screen $300. Solid oak HONDA '07 Ranchers (2) 420ES 4- TORS, etc. 208-734-7090 but are better served by kitchen table with six chairs $200. wheelers, 2WD, $2,400/each or 2 Call 208-320-4058. waiting until at least mid- Moving must sell. Call 308-6924 for $4,200. 208-300-0328 ALFALFA GRASS MIX 3rd cut, 2 or 352-1008. week to take action.A lack of string, stored in barn $8.50 per HONDA '85 250-R 3-wheeler w/ an bale. Call 208-490-2331 extra set of paddel tires & ext. confidence might cause TWIN FALLS TRADING CO. swing arm, $2500/offer 320--4298 financial loss. ALFALFA HAY Gently used furniture, Antiques, Small Bales, $8 per bale. Cool Junk, Garden & Home Décor KAWASAKI '05 750 Brute Force, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Call 208-431-8694. Hours: 12-5:30 Tuesday-Friday plastic molded hand grips, snow 11,000 ACTUAL MILES You will never know exactly & 10-2 Saturday plow plate, 2411 miles, quad bud- where you have to be until 590 Addison Ave ~ 732-5200 dy seat, 500 miles on tires, dealer FREIGHTLINER '01 with serviced & ready to go, excellent Cummins, ICM 370HP Diesel, 10 you get there. In the week condition, $4500. 208-731-6560 spd, PS, AC, Jake brake, alloy ahead, you might feel briefly wheels, 70% rubber, no cold lost, but eventually you will weather or off road use. One GMC '88 7000 with 14 ft dump, owner, immaculate. $16,900. stumble upon a solution to a with fold down sides, Call 208-320-4058. problem or the answer to Ward Auction & Appraisals 11,000 Actual Miles, diesel, “Putting value to your Allison, AT, PS, AC, one owner, your prayers. rd HORSE HAY 3 cutting, 125 lbs. valuables” immaculate. $13,900. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 3-string, green, barn stored, Call 208-320-4058. $12/bale. 208-539-2722 Set up Available 21): The closing bell doesn’t (208)590-0253 ring for you. There will be HORSE HAY for sale. Grass/alfalfa KAWASAKI '07 Mule 600, 371 mix, $11/bale, delivery available act hours, dump bed, clean, one 21,000 Actual Miles better opportunities to make on 3 ton or more. 208-320-5560 owner, $4200. 208-320-4058 your mark with a financial QUALITY ALFALFA GRASS idea or to improve an affec- Round bales. Reasonable. 406-736-5719 tionate relationship, so JOHN DEERE SST 18, riding lawn FORD '96 F-450 with 13 ft IHC '85 mower, zero turn with bagger, 1900 Cab & Chassis, don’t jump into action early STRAW flatbed, 21,000 Actual Miles, $1600. 208-731-8144 DT466 Diesel, 5&2, PS, AC, this week. 2 wide, 70-75 lbs. KAWASAKI '08 Vulcan 600 mi. 900 V8, AT, AC, toolboxes, one one owner, clean and well 208-537-6615 or 208-731-6615 Classic. Come with 3 helmets and owner, very clean. $6200. maintained. $5500. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- cover, $5,500. 731-3095 or 420- Call 208-320-4058. Call 208-320-4058. T.S.C. Hay Retrieving 7698 Dec. 21): Don’t switch tac- 70 lb. bales oat hay. tics. You may end up way Call Con 208-280-0839. over your head if you change 2 700R4 Transmissions $500/$300; cabinet sand blaster $500; '94 In- horses midstream. Avoid gersol RAND T-30 compressor becoming involved in petty 230-3 phase, $1499. 312-3531 spats or romantic misun- CAR DOLLY by Stehl Deluxe, derstandings during the first CUSTOM FARMING like new, $900/offer. Congratulates Hay, Straw, Corn Stock & Bean 360-460-8867 Jerome half of the week. Straw. Swathing, Baling, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Raking, 2-string, Round & Ton Bales, Stacking, Disking, CLASSIFIEDS Rich Hanyon Jan. 19): Use caution when Plowing, Ripping & Aerating. Call 208-320-2131 It pays to read the fine print. for 1 year of Service! you think you have clarity of Call the Times-News to place purpose. In the first half of your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 CUSTOM Plowing, Tillage and the week, you might think Harvesting. Looking to expand grain harvesting operation. Scheduling you are right when you are FAST TREES Grow 6-8 ft. yearly, wrong, so wait a few days now for fall competitive rates. Call 431-3003 $11.95-$17.95 delivered. before making crucial deci- Brochure online at IF YOU WANT quality and timely www.fasttrees.com or call sions and changes. service, call Chris at 208-312-4624 800-615-3405 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. for all your custom farming needs. 18): Only fools rush in where On time every time! HUGE SALE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT angels fear to tread. A com- Stove, 9' hood & grill plicated situation will 404-8812 or 410-2846. become simple if you simply JEROME CC Membership, best of- wait until after the middle of FUEL TANK 5000 gallon horizontal fer by 3/30. Minimum transfer fee + w/metered electric pump, nice, 1 mo dues. 733-6126 or 490-0716 the week to make a decision $3,500/offer. (2) 35' L x 10' W con- or to put your ideas into crete and steel bridge sections LIQUIDATION - LIKE NEW. B&L heavy duty, delivery and set avail- Stereo Zoom Microscope with motion. able for extra fee, $3,500/ea/offer stand and illuminator, eye pieces: PISCES (Feb. 19-March plus delivery. Manual squeeze $1,000. Telescope, 70 mm Tele- chute good shape, $400. Vue pronto with many acces- 20): If you want a pre- Call 734-8320, 8-5 M-F sories: $1,000. Tripod: $200. Rich invites all of his past and previous customers to come and dictable outcome, wait until 208-886-7119 see him at Goode Motor on Overland Ave. conditions are more pre- The Amalgamated Sugar Co. Paul, ID dictable. People might not Are now taking bids for Rich has FREE Car Washes respond as favorably or pos- Compactable Waste Lime Spauls. for all of his past and previous customers. itively if you ask for assis- Send Closed Bid To: AIR COMPRESSOR 185 CFM, Galan Rogers tance or make changes in the Leroi with 800 actual hours. John PO Box 700, Paul, ID 83347 Deere diesel, well maintained & Close Date April 15, 2011 first half of the week. very clean. $5500. 320-4058 450 Overland Ave. • Burley, ID • 208-878-9382 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Sunday, March 27, 2011 Classifieds 9 SEE US FIRST
FORD '89 F-250, 4x4, 460 V8, 8' bed, good tires, good truck, $3600. FOR GREAT Call 208-420-4457
FORD '99 F-250 white, blue interior, 5 spd trans, good tires, 5.4 eng, BUYS! good mpg, 128K 431-9411 or 208- 678-2056 Found! Solid Luxury!
‘03 FORD RANGER SUPERCAB 4DR 4X4 01 TOYOTA RAV4 L #11T029A 4 CYL CADILLAC '03 Escalade EXT 4WD #11T165A V 6 5 SPD PWR WINDOWS, LOCKS, AUTO PWR WINDOWS, LOCKS, MIRRORS Just $14,863. SUNROOF KEYLESS ENTRY ALLOYS 79,000 MI Call 734-3000 MIRRORS CRUISE KEYLESS ENTRY ALLOYS $9,780 $11,880
‘04 MAZDA B2300 PICKUP ’01 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LS #10T563B 4 CYL 5 SPEED #11T166D V 6 PWR WINDOWS, CRUISE, VERY NICE! 87,000 MI. ALLOYS 83,000 MILES $5,980 $6,880
GMC '06 2500HD, ext cab, 4x4, CD, ’99 CHEVY SUBURBAN LT 4X4 ‘04 BUICK RAINIER CXL AWD cruise, tow pkg, running boards, #X902A 5.7 V 8 HTD PWR LEATHER SEATS #11T189A V 8 PWR LEATHER SEATS W/MEMORY $21,999. Stock#6E164483D REAR AIR KEYLESS ENTRY CD ALLOYS ON STAR XM RADIO REAR DVD 208-733-5776 $6,980 $9,880
’04 OLDSMOBILE BRAVADA 4X4 #11T216A V 6 PWR LEATHER SEATS 08 CHEVROLET HHR LT 10T517B, 2.4 4CYL AUTO PWR SEAT ON STAR XM RADIO ALLOYS KEYLESS ENTRY REMOTE START ALLOYS VERY SHARP UNIT! $9,980 $12,680 GMC '07 2500HD, Ext Cab, 4X4, 6.0L, CD, cruise, tow pkg, $25,999. Stock#7E552682D 208-733-5776 ’07 TOYOTA CAMRY HYBRID ‘06 TOYOTA SOLARA SE #10T572A SUPER MPG! PWR SEAT #11T095A V 6 PWR WINDOWS, LOCKS, Save Time, Money and Hassle! SUNROOF KEYLESS ENTRY ALLOYS MIRRORS ALLOYS ONLY 18,000 MILES! $14,980 $15,980
‘09 TOYOTA COROLLA S ‘05 FORD F250 DIESEL CREW LARIAT #X886 NAVIGATION SYSTEM AUTO 4X4 #X805A AUTO LEATHER PWR SEAT PWR SUNROOF REAR SPOILER CD RUNNING BOARDS BED LINER $15,980 $17,980 on a new or used Truck! We're on YOUR side. Isn't it about time? Call 734-3000
’08 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY ’07 FORD EDGE SEL AWD LX VAN #X919 3.3 V 6 REAR AIR KEYLESS #11T197A V 6 PWR LEATHER SEATS W/ MEMORY 3rd Row Seat!!!! ENTRY BLUETOOTH RADIO SUNROOF 42,000 MILES KELLY BOOK $23,455 $16,980 $20,980
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Laxmi Khadka, 26 MORE ONLINE Indra Maya Pokhrel, 67 Laxmi moved to Twin Falls WATCH videos of these Indra came to Twin Falls 11 eight months ago with her Lhotshampas in Idaho nine people talking months ago with her son, son and her husband. She about their pasts and Chandra Pokhrel. Indra has worked at the Lamb Weston their new lives in Twin Falls seven children, one of whom spud plant in a temporary Lhotshampas are ethnic Nepalis who lived in Bhutan. In the MAGICVALLEY.COM/Nepal died in Nepal. Two of her sons position but now is unem- still live in Beldangi II.“They ployed. She wants to learn 1990s,they fled Bhutan after the government’s campaign of dis- Champa Dhungana, 19 are doing good. I would like to English and take classes at invite them here,”she said. College of Southern Idaho, crimination and detainment against them.They sought refuge in Champa moved from the Indra likes that Twin Falls is but finding child care for her Nepal in temporary shelters and,eventually,refugee camps. Beldangi I refugee camp to peaceful, and doesn’t mind 5-year-old has stopped her Twin Falls in June 2009 with the cold weather. from doing so. With the help While Nepal, Bhutan and the United Nations High Commis- her parents. She shares an of food stamps, Laxmi’s diet apartment with relatives, is more secure than it was in sioner for Refugees negotiated the Lhotshampas’ fates, the works in packaging at the a refugee camp, she said.“I refugees languished in camps.Negotiations to repatriate them to Lamb Weston potato-pro- gained a lot of weight,”she cessing plant and wants to said. Bhutan failed. After 15 years, the UNHCR worked out deals with study to be a nurse. countries including Canada, Australia, Norway and the U.S. to resettle the majority of the refugees starting in 2008. Here, meet a few of the Lhotshampas making new homes in Twin Falls. — Melissa Davlin
Chandra Pokhrel, 42 Padma Upreti, 39 Abi Siwakoti, 30 Som Upreti, 29 Chandra works as a house- Padma works at the hotel at Abi and his wife, Damanta, Som came to Twin Falls in keeper at Holiday Inn Cactus Petes Resort Casino in came to Twin Falls in 2010. Abi 2010 with his wife, Phul, and Express. He moved to Twin Jackpot, Nev. He moved to just got a job as a housekeep- his parents. He’s waiting for Falls 11 months ago with his Idaho in late 2008 from the er at St. Luke’s Magic Valley Arpana Dhungana, 8 his twin brother, Lachu, to Lachi Rimal, 20 wife, Ganga, and his sons, Beldangi II camp, where he Medical Center, and in Arpana was born in the join him from the Beldangi II Lachi moved to Twin Falls two Loveson, 10, and Loyalson, 5. was a Nepali language teacher. October, Damanta gave birth Beldangi I refugee camp. In refugee camp. Som works in years ago. She works at a On Feb. 18, Ganga gave birth He and his wife, Tara, have to their son, Aryen.“Right June 2009, she and her fami- packaging at Rite Stuff Foods hearing counselor’s office, to their daughter, Lisa. three children: Bikash, 15, now, of course, I would like to ly moved to Twin Falls. Arpana in Jerome and takes comput- attends classes at College of Chandra hopes his brother Shrijane, 12, and Sunny, an go to school, college,”Abi said. is a third-grader at Bickel er classes at College of Southern Idaho and lives with Nar will join them in Twin Falls outgoing 20-month-old who But he has to work full time to Elementary School and said Southern Idaho. He hopes to her sister and mother. Lachi is this spring. His goal is to dances for the family’s visitors. feed his family. He hopes she enjoys living in Idaho. Her have a career in computers. a talented dancer and regular- work hard and give his Padma and Bikash are big fans someday to become a nurse. sister, Champa, said Arpana ly performs at Nepali cultural children a better life. of professional wrestling on TV. likes watching Tom and Jerry events. cartoons, dancing and check- ing out books at the library. Family Life 2 Sunday, March 27, 2011 FAMILY LIFE Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Journey of the forgotten people: How the Lhotshampas became outsiders
Late 1890s: Bhutanese 1988: The 1990: Lhotshampas hold protests in southern Bhutan. Bhutanese officials begin arresting 2001: In March, Nepali March 2008: The first government starts Bhutanese govern- Lhotshampa activists; refugee accounts and Amnesty International claim torture and rape. and Bhutanese teams Bhutanese refugees arrive in the recruiting Nepali farm- ment conducts a begin a joint verifica- U.S.; 121 Lhotshampas resettle ers to settle in southern census in southern Bhutan begins requiring Lhotshampas to obtain “No Objection Certificates” from the Royal tion process to investi- in cities across the country, Bhutan. Bhutan. In order to Bhutan Police, which state that the holder has not taken part in anti-government activity. gate the citizenship including Chicago, New York be counted as a citi- Schools require children to obtain these documents. Some families claim the Bhutanese status of Lhotshampas City, St. Louis and Syracuse, N.Y. 1907: The Wangchuck zen, Lhotshampas government evicts them from their homes, forcing them to sign “Voluntary Migration in Khudunabari, a family takes power in must produce a Forms” that state they are leaving the country of their own will. refugee camp where September 2008: The first Bhutan, establishing a land tax receipt about 12,500 Bhutanese refugees arrive in monarchy that still from 1958. The first Lhotshampas claiming to be refugees arrive in Nepal after crossing through India. Lhotshampas live. Twin Falls. stands.
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1958: Bhutan passes its 1985: Bhutan passes a new citizenship act, 1992: The United Nations 1998: The 2003: Bhutan 2005: In a press 2006: The UNHCR first citizenship act, which strengthening requirements to become a High Commissioner for Bhutanese announces results conference in reaches an agree- makes Lhotshampas (eth- Bhutanese citizen. For citizenship, residents Refugees establishes refugee government of the 2001 verifica- New Delhi, India, ment with the U.S. nic Nepalis living in Bhutan) must have been born in the country to a camps in southern Nepal. The begins reset- tion exercise and Wangchuck says to resettle 60,000 citizens of Bhutan. Bhutanese mother and father or have refugee flow reaches its peak, tling people says 75 percent of the refugees people from the resided in Bhutan prior to Dec. 31, 1958. with up to 600 Lhotshampas from northern the refugees aren’t citizens of Nepali refugee 1972: King Jigme Singye Naturalized Bhutanese citizens must fulfill arriving in Nepal’s camps per Bhutan onto checked in Bhutan and sug- camps. Australia, Wangchuck comes to eight requirements, including the ability to day. Amnesty International land formerly Khudunabari are gests they lived Canada, Norway, power. In coming years, speak and read Dzongkha proficiently. The issues a statement about owned by Bhutanese citizens, in India or Nepal Netherlands, New Wangchuck will express act gives the government power to revoke alleged human rights viola- Lhotshampas. but Bhutan’s gov- before arriving Zealand and concern about Bhutan’s citizenship for perceived disloyalty to the tions against Lhotshampas in ernment makes it at the refugee Denmark later agree cultural identity. king, country or people of Bhutan. Bhutan. difficult for these camps. to resettle some of refugees to return. the Lhotshampas.
Sources: CNN.com, BBC.co.uk, Times-News,“Unbecoming Citizens: Culture, Nationhood and the Flight of Refugees from Bhutan” by Michael Hutt, Amnesty International, PhotoVoice and the Bhutanese Refugee Support Group, and Bhutan’s Office of the Attorney General. Forgotten Terms, people Continued from Family Life 1 well. I’ve answered their and places to know the first Bhutanese TRIP FUNDING questions about American refugees to arrive in Twin culture and listened as Beldangi and Beldangi including a national dress Falls. According to Ron In September, Times-News reporter Melissa Davlin started raising they described those hard- II: Two refugee camps code and elimination of Black, director of the CSI money for her trip to Nepal through the website Kickstarter.com. ships and heartaches. I’ve near Damak, Nepal. the Nepali language from Refugee Center, 180 In exchange for pledging money, donors will receive gifts, like ear- also shared joys and tri- Damak: A city in south- schools. Bhutanese refugees have rings from Nepal or a copy of the book she intends to write about umphs with them, like east Nepal, near the Lhotshampas: Ethnic settled in Twin Falls since the Lhotshampas in Idaho. naming ceremonies for Bhutanese refugee camps. Nepalis who live or have February 2009. But many While Davlin’s time and equipment is paid for by the Times-News, their newborn children, Driglam Namzha: The lived in south Bhutan. arrivals preceded that the $5,000 Davlin raised — all from individual Kickstarter.com weddings and countless national behavioral code According to the U.S. De- date. The fledgling donors — covers travel costs for her and her interpreter. The rest dinners of daal and rice. of Bhutan. Enacted to partment of State, Lhot- Bhutanese American Soci- will go toward publishing her book. The more I’ve learned, establish a national shampas make up 35 per- ety of Twin Falls counted the more I want to know. Bhutanese identity, it ad- cent of Bhutan’s popula- more than 300 Lhotsham- Chandra Upreti, one of dresses clothing, archi- tion if displaced refugees pas now living in Twin the refugees I met more tecture, festivals and are counted as citizens. Falls — many of whom, than two years ago, is other cultural items. The Most practice Hinduism like the Upretis, arrived in coming with me to Nepal Driglam Namzha draws and speak a variety of late 2008. and will interpret for me from Ngalop customs. Nepali dialects. During this assignment, throughout the project. Dzongkha: The nation- Ngalop: Bhutan’s sec- I’m reporting on living While we’re there, you can al language of Bhutan. ond largest ethnic group. conditions and daily life in check out updates on my IOM: International Of- Ngalop live in northern the camps, like sanitation, blog, fice for Migration, an in- Bhutan, speak Dzongkha education, health care and magicvalley.com/nepal. tergovernmental organi- and control most of the political movements. I’m The site will also have in- zation with 132 member government. The largest also meeting with several teractive features, includ- states including the U.S. group is the Sharchops, families who hope to re- ing a map, timeline, photo and Nepal. The IOM co- who live in the eastern settle in Twin Falls within galleries, video interviews ordinates resettlement part of the country and the next year and inter- and messages from efforts for refugees. have adopted Ngalop- viewing officials from the Bhutanese refugees who Jhapa: The district in Tibetan customs. United Nations High have resettled in Twin Nepal where refugee Terai: The southern Commissioner for MELISSA DAVLIN/Times-News Falls. camps are located. plains region in Nepal, Refugees and the Interna- At a Feb. 20 wedding ceremony, Hindu symbols sit on the floor of a We hope these stories Jigme Khesar Namgyel where refugee camps are tional Office for Migra- Twin Falls home. Bhutanese refugees living in Twin Falls try to keep will help Magic Valley res- Wangchuck: Current located. tion. their culture alive. idents understand where king of Bhutan. UNHCR: United Na- This reporting will cul- their new neighbors came Jigme Singye tions High Commission- minate in a series of cover the refugee commu- ness, keeping Nepali cul- from. Wangchuck: King of er for Refugees, which Times-News stories on nity in Twin Falls. I’ll write ture alive while learning Bhutan from 1972 to helps refugee popula- the resettlement process. about the struggles of re- American customs. Reporter Melissa Davlin 2006. During his reign, tions with food distribu- When I get back, we’ll settling: learning English, Since I met the Upretis, may be reached at Wangchuck enacted sev- tion, education and other start publishing those sto- looking for jobs, fighting I’ve come to know many of 735-3234 or eral government reforms, needs. ries, and I’ll continue to of feelings of homesick- the Bhutanese refugees [email protected]. 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Because of that, op- have much depth perception tometrists say, it’s a good idea tometrists say, these systems in real life, he said, so if they to get your kids to try the 3-D can help isolate problems that don’t see depth in a 3-D screen, especially if they’re have to do with the way the screen, they might not say younger than 6. It won’t do eyes move, problems that anything because that would- any harm, they say, and it aren’t caught by eye charts. n’t be much different from could help catch vision disor- These problems are much what they see around them. ders that have to be caught easier to fix if caught before It’s not impossible that it early to be fixed. age 6, when the visual system could help, but it’s “all sort of “The 3DS could be a god- in our brains is more or less exploration and speculation,” send for identifying kids un- done developing. Only 15 per- said Hunter,who has started a der 6 who need vision thera- cent of preschool children get company that’s developing a py,”said Dr. Michael Duenas, a comprehensive eye exam device for childhood screen- associate director for health that could catch these subtle ing of vision disorders. sciences and policy for the problems, according to the Nintendo’s warning, issued American Optometric Asso- American Optometric Asso- in December, was vaguely ciation. ciation, the professional worded. It said specialists be- AP file photo The new handheld game group for optometrists. More lieve “there is a possibility that A visitor operates a Nintendo 3DS device is already available in than half of all juvenile delin- 3-D images which send dif- featuring 3-D imagery during a Japan and goes on sale in the quents have undiagnosed and ferent images to the left and press conference by Nintendo. U.S. today for $250. It has two untreated vision problems, right eye could affect the de- screens like the DS machines according to studies. velopment of vision in small — is still developing. it is designed to replace. The Going to see a 3-D movie or children.’’ Nintendo, he said, wants to top screen can show 3-D im- trying a 3-D TV can also help The Japanese company be “conservative and consis- ages, without the need for screen for problems, but op- didn’t back the warning up Let us guide you in tent,’’ erring on the side of special glasses, though only tometrists expect the 3DS to with scientific evidence, so safety. new games will be in 3-D. A be in front of kids’eyes more. Duenas sees it as being moti- protecting your family. pair of cameras on the 3DS “This has presented my vated by liability concerns — can be used to take 3-D pic- profession, optometry, a much like coffee mugs carry tures. wonderful opportunity,” said warnings that beverages could Looking Life Insurance If your kid doesn’t see the Dr. Joe Ellis, the president of be hot — rather than a true 3-D effect on the 3DS, that’s a the optometrists’association. danger. Health Insurance sign that he or she may have a However, optometrists Reggie Fils-Aime, the pres- for vision disorder such as am- aren’t quite seeing eye to eye ident of Nintendo of America, Cancer Insurance blyopia, or “lazy eye,”or sub- on this issue with another says the company is “aware of tler problems that can cause group of eye specialists: the all the work that has been answers CALL NOW problems with reading, Due- ophthalmologists, who are done in the field’’ and issued N nas said. Kids who experience medical doctors. (Op- the warning based on that Twin Falls center finds solu- dizziness or discomfort tometrists are doctors of op- work. The warning, he said, is tions to serve adults with W E should also be checked, he tometry but not medical doc- based on research that up un- mental illness, despite said. tors.) til age 6, a child’s eye — Medicaid budget cuts. WESTP RT Today’s 3-D viewing sys- Dr. David Hunter, a pedi- specifically the connection INSURANCE ADVISORSORS S Next Sunday in Family Life tems send different images to atric ophthalmologist affiliat- between the eye and the brain Chris Stevenson | 208.733.5858 | winwithwestport.com Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho FAMILY LIFE Sunday, March 27, 2011 Family Life 3 STORK REPORT Don t fight misbehavior elephant St. Benedicts Family Medical Center Sophia Carolynn Lang, daughter of Malani Lang of Richfield,was born March 13,2011. with disciplinary flyswatter Nylea B. Cabello, daughter of Jazmin Sedano and Bernardo Cabello of Jerome,was born March 15,2011. he human desire for LIVING WITH is momentary speechless- Then, wait. Sometimes, Marlee Christine-Mae Brice, daughter of Misty M. short-term gratifica- ness, then “Isn t that, well, even A-bombs take time to Brice and Ryan A. Orth of Jerome, was born March 16, T tion is satisfied by jet CHILDREN rather harsh? work their magic. 2011. planes that travel coast-to- Not even close. He has a Several weeks ago, a par- Victor Emmanuel Sotelo Delgado, son of Victor and coast in four hours, fast food John nice room, doesn t he? Ulti- ent wrote to tell me that af- Beatriz Sotelo of Jerome,was born March 18,2011. outlets, and all manner of Rosemond mately,it is in the best inter- ter eight years of almost new and ever-faster elec- est of a child that misbehav- complete restriction — al- Cassia Regional Medical Center tronic technologies. Be- eventually talk to me. They ior be stopped as quickly as most no social life or any Brekken Luke Durfee, son of Lorin and Teresa Durfee of cause people are no longer tell me they ve tried “every- possible. other privileges — her son, Almo,was born Feb.28,2011. accustomed to waiting pa- thing. That s the problem, The best research consis- now a sophomore in high tiently,they tend to become of course. When I ask one of tently says that the most school, is finally making the quickly frustrated when them to describe the history obedient children are also grades he was capable of St. Luke s Magic Valley Medical Center natural processes can t be of their approach to the the happiest. That makes making all along (and is a Alekzander Titus Maxwell, son of Ruth Margaret Chase circumvented and they are problem in question, it s al- sense, especially given that much happier camper as a of Twin Falls,was born March 5,2011. forced to wait for a solution most inevitable that at least in adulthood, disobedient result). Eight years, during Carlie Grace Sligar, daughter of Kellie Louise and Jere- to “mature. When that one of the strategies — or and disgruntled go hand- which time he complained my Allen Sligar of Twin Falls,was born March 14,2011. happens, people are in- some variation thereof — in-glove. constantly to his parents Dawson Reagan Gough, son of Alexis Anne and Bran- clined to begin unwittingly probably would have borne I tell parents to think be- that their expectations were don Lavar Gough of Twin Falls,was born March 14,2011. engaging in self-defeating fruit had the parents stuck yond punishment.Merely too high and that nothing he Jenica Rose Marie Skinner, daughter of Andrea Marie behavior. to their proverbial guns. punishing a given misbe- did would ever satisfy them, Skinner of Kimberly,was born March 15,2011. Over the past few Then there s the problem havior often does nothing all the while performing Tucker James Snyder, son of Kimberly Dawn and James decades, I ve noticed this of the magnitude of the but minimize it,therefore well below par in the at- Edward Snyder of Filer,was born March 16,2011. becoming more and more consequences that today s requiring ongoing punish- tempt to prove his case. To Jayde Sydney Bieroth, daughter of Heidi Sue DeVille typical of today s parents parents use. Most of them ment.Think instead of elim- their inestimable credit, and Lanny Wayne Bieroth Jr. of Gooding, was born March concerning disciplinary so- try to stop charging ele- inating the misbehavior — to they stayed the course, all 15,2011. lutions. In other words, phants with flyswatters use your great-grandmoth- the while taking lots of flak Elena Marivel Moreno, daughter of Rosette Moreno of when a parent s disciplinary (e.g., 4-year-old hits his er s parenting vernacular,of from their peers, many of Wendell,was born March 19,2011. response to a specific mis- mother and receives 10 “nipping it in the bud. The whom, I d venture, are ex- Alejandro Simental, son of Adriana and Jose de Jesus behavior doesn t result in a minutes in time-out). first time a given misbehav- perts at flailing away with Simental of Murtaugh,was born March 20,2011. near-instant cure, the par- When I propose using the ior occurs,respond with a flyswatters. Khloe Isabella Bay, daughter of Pearl Jean and Zach ent becomes frustrated and disciplinary equivalent of an consequence that is “atom- Their story simply proves Scott Bay of Twin Falls,was born March 21,2011. begins zigging and zagging atom bomb (e.g., said child ic — one that sends a calm, that there is no such thing as Jack Edward Hall, son of Lindsey Marie and Joshua Ed- all over the parenting play- spends a month in his room, determined message of McDiscipline. ward Hall of Twin Falls,was born March 21,2011. ing field, trying one ap- except for absolutely neces- complete intolerance.Stop Ryder Jeffrey Crandall, son of Brooke Donna Mary proach after another,ac- sary “paroles, with early fighting one small skirmish John Rosemond answers Bowser and Joshua Alana Crandall of Jerome, was born complishing nothing. bedtime to relieve his bore- after another.Use the A- parents questions at March 21,2011. Some of these parents dom) the common reaction bomb right off the bat. www.rosemond.com. Emilia Patricia Rico, daughter of Elena and David Michael Rico of Twin Falls,was born March 22,2011. Mekhi Alexander Brumfield, son of Chelsea Lynn Ap- plegate and Derrick Ledale Brumfield of Kimberly, was Marriage ranks dwindle, but many couples still believe born March 22,2011.
By Eric Adler McClatchy Newspapers An about-face on front-facing car seats KANSAS CITY, Mo. — By Patricia Callahan remain in booster seats When Anna Sendersky grad- Chicago Tribune until they are 4 feet 9 uated from Blue Valley West inches tall — a height most High School four years ago, The nation s largest or- kids don t reach until they she was a teenager with her ganization of pediatri- are between 8 and 12 years sights set on college and ca- cians is telling its mem- old. reer. bers and parents that chil- Some of the recom- The notion of getting mar- dren riding in cars should mendations will likely be ried — married! — while she remain in rear-facing child met with scowls from ele- was in college never entered safety seats until at least mentary school children, her young mind. their second birthday and who often want to stop “Definitely not! the Uni- preferably even longer. using their booster seats versity of Kansas senior said. This reverses advice as they get older, and from “I didn t even plan on meet- many pediatricians gave parents. Parents often ing anybody or dating. parents for years that chil- welcome moving their Think of Anna Sendersky dren s car seats should be children into a forward- — no,change that ... turned around shortly af- facing position because Think of Mrs. Anna ter their first birthday. their legs are getting Nordling, now 22 and mar- The new policy from the longer and it gives the ried to Burk Nordling since American Academy of Pe- parent a better view of the May 30, as one of the trend diatrics, published in the child in the back seat busters. The Nordlings can Pediatrics medical jour- while driving. also be viewed as believers in nal, is buoyed by research The central point of the an institution whose prima- that shows children report is that at every cy, according to current fig- younger than 2 are 75 per- transition — from a rear- ures, is falling like white rice cent less likely to die or be facing harnessed seat to a onto concrete. severely injured in a crash forward-facing harnessed “You can say, without if they are in a rear-facing seat to a belt-positioning question, that we are at a 50- child restraint. booster — children lose year low when it comes to Equally important, the some protection. So the marriage rates, said Brad academy now recom- pediatricians recommend Wilcox, director of the Uni- mends that children re- that kids remain in each versity of Virginia-based main in a seat with a five- stage for as long as their Center for Marriage and point safety harness as car seats allow. Families. “Marriage is much long as possible and Even when kids are tall less likely today to shape an should only transition to a enough to solely use adult individual s life course. Mar- booster seat that relies on seat belts, the academy s riage has gotten weaker as an the car s adult seat belts policy is that they should institution. when children exceed the remain in the back seat Numbers tell the tale: height and weight limit for until age 13. • In 2010, the Washing- the five-point harness. “Every parent wants ton-based Population Refer- Five-point harnesses, their kids to achieve things ence Bureau reported that 52 which run across chil- as fast as they can, said percent of adults were mar- dren s shoulders and hips Dr. Ben Hoffman, a Uni- ried in 2009, a drop of 10 and buckle between their versity of New Mexico as- percent since 2000 and the legs, provide more protec- sociate professor of pedi- lowest percentage since the MCT photo tion than a car s seat belts atrics who helped write U.S Census began keeping Anna and Burk Nordling of Lawrence, Kan., took their marriage vows last May. Anna said the notion of because they distribute the new policy. “That s marriage data about 100 getting married while she was in college never entered her young mind. the crash forces evenly fantastic for developmen- years ago. over the strong, bony tal milestones or for • In lieu of marriage,co- familiar to a generation that more than living together. ples said they were not naive. parts of a child s body. school. But for child pas- habitation — couples living includes couples like Eugene For some, religion and Some are well aware that, The pediatricians also senger safety, that s the together — has skyrocketed. and Elaine Goldstein of faith are involved; many also among couples who get di- recommend that children wrong attitude to have. About 7.5 million opposite- Overland Park, Kan., who, in speak of making mature vorced, the highest rate is sex couples were cohabitat- February 1951, were married choices as well as having the charted for those who mar- ing in 2010, up from 6.7 mil- at 19. Recently they celebrat- feeling that life will just be ried when they were 20 to 24. lion the year before. And ed their 60th wedding an- better when shared with Among divorced individuals, 500,000 same-sex couples niversary. someone else. 37 percent of the women and
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SOUTH (Corner of Washington St. N. and Filer Ave.) 064 Family Life 4 Sunday, March 27, 2011 FAMILY LIFE Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Kaspar the friendly robot helps autistic kids By Maria Cheng Associated Press writer MORE ONLINE STEVENAGE, England — www.roboskin.eu/ Eden Sawczenko used to re- kaspar.feis.herts.ac.uk/ coil when other little girls held her hand and turned stiff when they hugged her. This but it helps reinforce what year, the 4-year-old autistic we re teaching them already, girl began playing with a ro- like how to share and be nice bot that teaches about emo- to people, Cannon-Jones tions and physical contact — said. and now she hugs everyone. Experts not linked to the “She s a lot more affection- project said it was a promising ate with her friends now and idea. will even initiate the em- “Autistic children like brace, said Claire Saw- things that are made up of czenko,Eden s mother. different parts, like a robot, so The girl attends a preschool they may process what the for autistic children in Steve- robot does more easily than a nage, north of London, where real person, said Dr. Abigael researchers bring in a hu- San, a childhood clinical psy- man-looking, child-sized ro- chologist in London and bot once a week for a super- spokeswoman for the British vised session. The children, Psychological Society. whose autism ranges from She thought it was possible mild to severe, play with the that skills children learned robot for up to 10 minutes with the robot at the pre- alongside a scientist who school could be transferred to controls the robot with a re- AP photo their homes or the play- mote control. Eden Sawczenko reacts to Kaspar the robot who is showing the happy stance of two open arms as she takes part in a research project in ground. But San warned that The robot, named Kaspar, Hatfield, England. experts and parents shouldn t is programmed to do things rely on robots too much. “We like smile, frown, laugh, blink don t react well to people be- searchers not connected with ful of tricks, like saying “Hel- Kaspar was smiling and don t want children with and wave his arms. He has cause they don t understand the project. lo, my name is Kaspar. Let s “sad when he frowned. autism to get too used to shaggy black hair, a baseball facial expressions, said Ben Scientists at the University play together, laughing when Nan Cannon-Jones, an playing with robots, she said. cap, a few wires protruding Robins, a senior research fel- of Hertfordshire first began his sides or feet are touched, autism consultant at the “Ultimately, they need to be from his neck, and striped red low in computer science at using a version of Kaspar in raising his arms up and down, school, said the robot helps able to relate to other people. socks. He was built by scien- the University of Hertford- 2005. The newest model is or hiding his face with his children understand emo- Kerstin Dautenhahn, the tists at the University of Hert- shire who specializes in covered in silicone patches hands and crying out “Ouch. tions and language. “After senior researcher at the Uni- fordshire at a cost of about working with autistic chil- that feel like skin to help chil- This hurts, when he s Kaspar says haha when he s versity of Hertfordshire be- $2,118. dren. dren become more comfort- slapped too hard. tickled, the children learn hind the Kaspar project, said There are several versions “Robots are much safer for able with touching people. So But that is enough to keep that s what laughing is, she she and colleagues don t have of Kaspar, including one ad- them because there s less for far, almost 300 kids in Britain autistic children enthralled. said. Two of the 12 to 17 kids enough data to know if play- vanced enough to play Nin- them to interpret and they are with autism, a disorder that Ronnie Arloff, 4, was so eager who attend the preschool ing with Kaspar has sped up tendo Wii. The robot s still in very predictable. affects development of social to see Kaspar he banged on have refused to play with social skills in autistic chil- the experimental stage, and There are similar projects interaction and communica- the door and shouted his Kaspar outright. dren. They have published researchers hope he could be in Canada, Japan and the tion, have played with a Kas- name. Arloff opened his arms The school also uses case studies describing im- mass-produced one day for a U.S., but the British one is the par robot as part of scientific wide just like the robot.He al- speech and music therapy. provements in up to a dozen few hundred dollars. most advanced, according to research. so recognized facial expres- “You can t teach children to children but no long-term “Children with autism other European robot re- The robot has only a hand- sions, saying “happy when speak or play using a robot, trials. When should a Forever baby: You ve got 12 months to capture the beauty of your child s infancy child outgrow By Heidi Stevens going photographically Chicago Tribune BETTER PHOTOS IN 30 MINUTES right, says Kelsh. “Profes- sional photographers are al- We re not saying babies A 30-minute one-on-one shoot with your sleeping baby can dra- ways looking for access to re- stuffed into green stockings matically improve your photo-taking skills, says Nick Kelsh.“Take al life and real human behav- picture books? and made to look like sprout- the time while your baby s not moving or wrestling ior. ing little pea pods don t make or crawling, and have a little personal photo “Pictures of kids being se- Chicago Tribune think instead of all the ways for adorable photographs. session. rious are just beautiful to me. they can benefit him — intel- We re just saying the pea • Locate and read the manual for your Crying kids are great photo Your first-grader s friends lectually and emotionally. suits are a little superfluous. digital camera.“Knowing the basics subjects. A baby with his are reading chapter books, “Picture books capture If you want to capture ba- and being comfortable with your cam- mouth wide open and tears but he still likes picture the interest of children so bies in all of their doughy, era can make all the difference in the streaming down his face? If books.Will he fall behind? well that they really provide a moody,one-of-a-kind glory, world. you stand back objectively as way for kids to think about props and costumes often • “Put your baby s bassinet — or build a blan- a photographer, that s a great Parent advice complex issues, says matter less than simple nuts ket/pillow situation — next to a window with photo. Wartenberg. “Because and bolts: lighting, proximi- natural soft light. No harsh edges on the shadows. Exactly the In the same vein, don t Picture books/chapter they re so clear and short, ty, facial expressions. We light Rembrandt used. Position your baby to face the light. worry about where your baby books — they all have they allow time afterward to checked in with some folks • Turn off your flash. rests his gaze. “It s really dif- words! For a first-grader, talk about what the books are who photograph babies for a • Shoot close-up after close-up after close-up (you get the idea) ficult to photograph a baby picture books are still about. living for tips on creating of your baby.“Fingers. Toes. Head shots. with someone behind you within normal develop- “You may find it difficult timeless images of your child • Find your favorites. Fall in love. (With your photos. We know saying over and over, Look at mental expectations. Dur- to get your kids to talk about before that first birthday — you re already in love with that baby.) the camera! ” Kelsh says. ing independent time, your some issues directly, (such and the ability to walk — alter “You either want them look- child can read picture as) What do you think you the landscape forever. ing directly into the camera books, but for special par- should do when a bully con- “We are at a convergence, er. Or lay the baby down, but diffuses it a bit. or completely not looking in- ent/child time, the parent fronts you? ” he says. “Pic- now, of photographic tech- and lie next to them. Look past the to the camera. The slightly can read a chapter book ture books give you a way to nology and human creativi- Choose what you face. “Focus on all off-angle thing just doesn t aloud while the child lis- come at it a little bit indirect- ty, says Nick Kelsh, want to focus on, the little parts that work. And no 9-month-old tens or follows along to de- ly by raising an issue and renowned photographer and and really get in will change so, so has ever looked into the cam- velop visualization (seeing leaving time to talk about it. author of several books, in- there. quickly, says Milli- era because someone is in the the story in your mind) and Courage, spirituality, cluding “How to Photograph Turn off the flash. gan. “Little belly but- background telling them to. comprehension skills. multiculturalism, the mean- Your Baby (Stewart, Tabori “Using a flash all the time tons and little tummies Use props wisely. Elabo- — Paula Glenn ing of life. Big issues, sure. and Chang, $27.50) and is the signature of an amateur always look cute. Little rate backdrops can steal ba- Children will become But ones that a child grapples “Naked Babies (Hay House, photographer, says hands doing things. by s thunder, but a well- better readers if reading is a with every day. $19.95), a collaboration with Kelsh. Natural light is Toes, knees, the placed prop can work won- pleasure, not a chore. So Chapter books, on the writer Anna Quindlen. more flattering and whole body from ders. Need to keep your sub- follow your child s lead other hand, usually unfold Get in on the action with gives your photos a behind, the ject still? A beautiful claw- when it comes to choosing over several nights, so a these tips. more artful effect.It possibilities are foot bathtub, a woven basket books. It s OK to suggest an “what it all means conver- Get closer. “Fill the frame also makes for better endless when you or a giant ceramic bowl can easy chapter book you sation has to wait until the is a photographer s mantra, expressions. “Their remember that you frame your baby, put her size think he or she might like, book s conclusion — which regardless of subject matter. eyes look much prettier, want every single part in perspective and keep her as long as you don t push might be weeks after you and This is especially important and you don t get that of this little being — not just from crawling or rolling your child to read it. your child dive into it. with babies, whose won- startled newborn look from her sweet grin — recorded for away. Clothing can hog the — Mary Rayis Which isn t to dismiss the drous gazes and soft, new the flash, says Milligan. posterity. spotlight if it s character- Developing a love of very important role of chap- skin beg for close-ups. Outdoors is great, but Don t wait for a smile. heavy or overly frilly. reading is the ultimate goal. ter books, Wartenberg has- ( Frame, in this case, refers close to a large window works Grins are hardly integral to a “I say strip them down to Picture books, comic tens to add.Nor to play down to your camera s lens, not the just as well.Avoid direct sun- good photo. their diaper so you see all books, e-books, anything the very real pressure parents picture frame that a photo is light, which produces harsh “Often when things are those little rolls of fat, says with the printed word ex- feel to keep their kids at or destined for.) shadows and squinting. “An going wrong, they re actually Kelsh.“I love that stuff. poses your child to new vo- above academic expecta- “Really get in close with overcast day is the best day to cabulary words and rein- tions. your subject so you don t take a picture, says Milligan. forces grammar and syntax “Kids are in nursery have a lot of background, If you re outside in full sun, knowledge. school, and their parents are says Carol Milligan, senior head for the shade of a tree or — Dawn Lantero ATTENTION!!! already worried about get- photographer at Bella Baby, a building so the sun is more of ting them into college, he company that contracts with an indirect partner in the Expert advice says. “I understand the hospitals to photograph photo, rather than the show- “People underestimate problem. newborns and offers private stealer. INSURANCE AGENTS the conceptual complexity of But picture books can play shoots. “A lot of times, espe- If you must use a flash, picture books, says Thomas a unique role in fostering cially with newborns, you Milligan says, try filtering it Wartenberg, philosophy both a love of reading and an have these pictures of the by placing parchment paper professor at Mount Holyoke ability to connect words and parents holding the baby over your flash. “You can Southern Idaho Examiners College and author of “Big emotions. kind of awkwardly. Get your even use tissue paper, she Ideas for Little Kids: Teach- “Cognitive ability and a faces really close to each oth- says.“It lets the light through is now an ing Philosophy Through bigger vocabulary aren t the Children s Literature (Row- only things that matter, says teamwork (n) man and Littlefield Educa- Wartenberg. “The ability to EXAM ONE - coordinated effort on the part of a group of persons acting tion, $24.95). “Because think about and process in- together in the interests of a common cause. they re so much fun, people formation is very important, Branch Offi ce think they can t raise diffi- and picture books are a great We’d like to be an integral part of your fi nancial team. cult and important issues. way to help kids begin to • Quicker Turn-around Time A quick chat with your have those habits of mind. • Local Examiners • Call Us Directly child s teacher will let you For a list of recommended know whether he s reading picture books and the philo- Dan Verlene Serving Twin Falls, Boise, Wood River, Pocatello, at his grade level. 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Center hours: 9 Pinochle, 1 p.m. 1 p.m.; $2 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nu-2-U Thrift Friday: Fit and Fall Proof, 10 Maybe it s time for a checkup Citizen Center Store open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Silver and Gold a.m. By Ellen McCarthy 530 Shoshone St. W., Twin Monday, Wednesday and Walk and Fit, 11:30 a.m. The Washington Post Falls. Lunch at noon. Friday. Senior Center Suggested donation: $4.50, 210 E. Wilson, Eden. Lunch at James Cordova,a profes- seniors 60 and older; $5.50, noon. Suggested donation: Carey Senior Center MENUS: Main Street. Lunch at noon. sor at Clark University and non-seniors; $2.50, children 12 Monday: Chili dogs $3.50, seniors; $5, non-sen- author of “The Marriage and younger. Center hours: 8 iors. Center hours: 7 a.m. to Suggested donation: $4, sen- Wednesday: Burritos iors; $6, non-seniors. Checkup: A Scientific Pro- a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday: Pork chops 1:30 p.m. Tuesday and gram for Sustaining and Friday; thrift store, 9 a.m. to 5 Thursday; 8 a.m. to noon Strengthening Marital p.m.; daily movie, 1 p.m. Daily Monday, Wednesday and MENUS: ACTIVITIES: Monday: Soup and salad bar, Health, recently participat- lunches are available for take- Monday: Exercise, 10:30 a.m. Friday. ed in an online Q-and-A with out from 11 a.m. to noon. 734- sandwich Board meeting, 1 p.m. Thursday: Oven roasted lemon readers about improving 5084. AA meeting, 8 p.m. MENUS: pepper chicken marital health. Courtesy of Clark University Tuesday: Bingo, 7 p.m.; every- Tuesday: Ham What are the most im- James Cordova MENUS: one 18 and older welcome Thursday: Chicken cordon bleu Q portant pieces of advice Monday: Beef and noodles Branches Bible study, 1:30 p.m. Minidoka County you d offer a couple getting ing in personal interaction? Tuesday: Lasagna Wednesday: Exercise, 10:30 ACTIVITIES: Senior Citizens married today? This is a common com- Wednesday: Open-face chicken a.m. Wednesday: Men s Bible study, Center Talk about everything A plaint these days.I sus- patty sandwich Thursday: NA meeting, 7 p.m. breakfast, 7 a.m. that is most important pect that we are all working 702 11th St., Rupert. Lunch at A Thursday: Swedish meatballs Friday: Exercise, 10:30 a.m. Bingo, 7 p.m. to you before you get mar- so hard just to keep up with noon. Suggested donation: $5, Gem State Fiddlers, 11:30 a.m. ried.I ve been surprised how the demands of day-to-day seniors; $6, non-seniors; $3, ACTIVITIES: Bingo, 11:50 a.m. many couples,for example, living that not only do we Richfield Senior children 10 and younger; Monday: Quilting, 9 a.m. to Pinochle, 1 p.m. don t discuss their plans to have little time for each other $4.50, home delivery. Gift noon Center have (or not have) children and ourselves,we re simply shop: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Center Fit and Fall Proof exercise, 130 S. Main, Richfield. Lunch at before they get married. tired.Tired can easily be mis- Gooding County hours: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 10:30 a.m. noon. Suggested donation: Next,recognize that love and interpreted as unhappy.That Bridge, 1 p.m. Senior Citizen Center $3.50, seniors; $5.50, under intimacy are wonderfully being said,it has been said Foot clinic, 1:30 p.m. 308 Senior Ave., Gooding. 60. MENUS: complicated.This person that “attention is the most Martial arts class, 6 p.m. Lunch at noon. Suggested Monday: Pork roast that you are choosing will basic form of love, and I buy Tuesday: AARP tax assistance donation: $3.50 for seniors. MENUS: Tuesday: Enchiladas both be part of the best times that 100 percent.No loving by appointment, 9 a.m. to Center hours: 8:30 a.m. to Monday: Baked ham Wednesday: French bread pizza of your life and will regularly relationship can thrive or noon, 1-4 p.m., free; 734-5084 3:30 p.m. Thursday: Sandwich and soup Thursday: Roast beef drive you crazy.To love even really survive without Ticket Tuesday at lunch Friday: Smorgasbord someone is to actively love regular,loving,simple atten- Painting class, 6 p.m. MENUS: Golden Years Senior him every day and to accept tion.Since marriages don t Wednesday: Cinnamon rolls for Monday: Chicken strips ACTIVITIES: her for just the complicated whine like children and boss- sale, 8 a.m. to noon Tuesday: Meatloaf Citizens Inc. Monday: Pinochle, 1 p.m. person that she is and always es,we have to make a deter- Quilting, 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday: Sweet and sour 218 N. Rail St. W., Shoshone. Wednesday: Tax assistance by will be. mined,vow-like effort to Fit and Fall Proof, 10:30 a.m. pork with rice Lunch at noon. Suggested appointment, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; I have been happily carve out time to just pay lov- Martial arts class, 6 p.m. Thursday: Spaghetti donation: $3.50, seniors 60 436-9107 Qmarried to my husband ing attention to each other. Thursday: Tax assistance by and older; $5.50, non-seniors. Pinochle, 1 p.m. for eight years.We ve helped Sounds simpler than it is,but appointment, 9 a.m. to noon, ACTIVITIES: Center hours: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday: Pinochle, 1 p.m. each other through good it is the only place to start. 1-4 p.m., 734-5084 Monday: Tax assistance 9 a.m. Monday; 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 times and bad,in sickness Plus,it can be a lot of fun! Pinochle, 1 p.m. to noon p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Golden Heritage and in health.My husband I ve been happily mar- Painting class 1, 3 p.m. Pool, 9:30 a.m. Friday. has gained about 20 pounds Qried for almost five years Painting class 2, 6 p.m. Fit and Fall Proof exercise, 11 Senior Center (in the past three months), with no children.I recently Magic Valley Women s AA, 6 a.m. MENUS: 2421 Overland Ave., Burley. adding to his already 230- discovered my husband text- p.m. Pinochle, 12:30 p.m. Tuesday: Sauerkraut and franks Lunch at noon. Suggested pound frame.He doesn t messages outside of working Friday: Quilting, 9 a.m. to noon Wild card, 6 p.m. Wednesday: Clam chowder donation: $4.50, seniors and work out,eats bad and has hours with an attractive sin- Fit and Fall Proof, 10:30 a.m. Tuesday: Pool, 9:30 a.m. and 1 children 12 and younger; $6, horrible portion control.He s gle female co-worker.The Bingo, noon p.m. ACTIVITIES: non-seniors. Center hours: been to a doctor,and there s texting is not excessive, Wild card, 6 p.m. Monday: Coffee, 9:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. nothing medically wrong. maybe a few times a week, West End Senior Wednesday: Pool, 9:30 a.m. Quilting, 10 a.m. I m finding I m no longer at- and seems comparable to the Fit and Fall Proof, 11 a.m. Tuesday: Pinochle, 1 p.m. MENUS: tracted to him.What do you amount he texts with male Citizens Inc. Shuffleboard, 6 p.m. Bingo Monday: Stromboli, vegetable suggest? co-workers and friends,but I 1010 Main St., Buhl. Lunch at Thursday: Morning out, 9 a.m. Wednesday: Black-out bingo, soup This is a challenging don t know the content of the noon. Suggested donation: Pool, 9:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Tuesday: Crab salad, birthday A one.You are caught messages.Could this really $4, seniors; $5, non-seniors. Birthday party Friday: Pinochle, 1 p.m. lunch right in that place between just be an innocent friend- Sunday buffet: $5, seniors, Pinochle, 7 p.m. Bingo Wednesday: Sweet and sour change and acceptance.On ship without him getting 60 and older; $6, non-sen- Friday: Duplicate bridge, 1 p.m. chicken strips the one hand you want your something more out of it? I iors; $4, children 12 and Camas County Thursday: Taco salad husband to change because can t help shake the nagging younger. Center hours: 11 Wendell Senior Friday: Drumsticks you love him and want him to feeling that this seems a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday; 8 Senior Center be healthy.On the other wrong. a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Meal Site 127 Willow Ave. W., Fairfield. ACTIVITIES: hand,you are called on to ac- One of the interesting Tuesday, Thursday; 8 a.m. to 105 W. Ave. A. Lunch served at Lunch at noon. Suggested Monday: Pool cept him for who he is today A things that has emerged 1 p.m. Wednesday. Bus runs noon Mondays. Hours: 11 a.m. donation: $4, seniors 60 and Exercise, 11 a.m. (not yesterday or tomorrow), in relationship research lit- for lunch pickup, call 543- to 1 p.m. older; $4.50, non-seniors; Pinochle, 1 p.m. because that is what it means erature is that we often don t 4577 by 10:30 a.m. today, $2.50, children 10 and Tax assistance by appointment, to deeply love someone, know what our boundaries Tuesday and Thursday. Hagerman Valley younger. Quilting, pool, table 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; 878-8646 warts,weight gain and all. are until they ve been Energy assistance by games, puzzles, TV, videos. Tuesday: Wood carving, 8:30 When it comes to changing crossed.It sounds like for appointment, 736-0676. Senior and Center hours: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. a.m. our partners,we have very you this is playing around on Community Center Community bingo for age 18 or limited leverage and must be the edges of a newly discov- MENUS: 140 E. Lake, Hagerman. Closed MENUS: older; doors open at 6 p.m. very gentle because this is the ered boundary.You get to be Monday: Vegetable soup, beef through April 11 for kitchen Tuesday: Teriyaki chicken Wednesday: Pool person who has allowed us open and honest about this. sandwich remodeling. Wednesday: Baked potato bar Exercise, 11 a.m. most deeply into his or her It doesn t have to be ration- Tuesday: Chicken pot pie Pinochle, 1 p.m. heart.You can continue to al,and you don t have to de- Wednesday: Smorgasbord ACTIVITIES: Blaine County Thursday: Wood carving, 6 p.m. voice your concerns coming fend it logically.It is the Thursday: Ham Monday: Blood draws, 8:30 to Community pinochle, 6 p.m. from a place of love.You can process of discovering an Senior Center Friday: Pool offer your help and support. emotional boundary,and 10:30 a.m. (use side door). 721 Third Ave. S., Hailey. Lunch ACTIVITIES: Wednesday: AARP tax assis- Exercise, 11 a.m. More pressure than that of- part of an ongoing,con- Today: Barbecued chicken din- at noon. Suggested donation: Pinochle, 1 p.m. ten backfires in ways we did- stantly growing,intimate tance; call for appointment, $4, seniors; $6, non-seniors. ner, 1 p.m. 358-1085 (use side door). Bingo, 1 p.m. n t intend. relationship involves talking Monday: SilverSneakers exer- Center hours: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dance, 7 p.m. I feel so disconnected openly about these things. Monday through Friday. cise program, 10:30 a.m. Jerome Senior Center Qfrom my husband right Sometimes we have to (get Tuesday: Quilting, 8 a.m. to 3 Three Island now,like we are just two peo- to) gently request accom- p.m. 520 N. Lincoln St., Jerome. MENUS: ple living in the same house modations from our part- AARP tax assistance by Lunch at noon. Suggested Monday: Chicken BLT wrap Senior Center who happen to be working ners only because it matters appointment, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; donation: $3.50, seniors; $5, Tuesday: Toasted sausage pep- 492 E. Cleveland Ave., Glenns toward the same financial, for unnameable reasons.In 543-4577 non-seniors. Center hours: 8 per hoagies Ferry. Lunch at noon. family and household goals. this case,more openness is Wednesday: SilverSneakers, a.m. to 4 p.m. Trans IV bus Wednesday: Braised beef tips Suggested donation: $4, sen- We re both rather stressed the key.It might help to pro- 10:30 a.m. runs Monday through Friday, Thursday: Oven roasted lemon iors 60 and older; $6, non-sen- out professionally at the mo- tect this boundary if your Bingo at 7 p.m.; minimum cost call 736-2133. pepper chicken iors; $2.50, children 12 and ment.Is it normal for couples partner agreed to share is $9; public welcome younger. For rides: 366-2051. to go through times so lack- these texts with you. Thursday: Quilting, 8 a.m. to 3 MENUS: ACTIVITIES: Center hours: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. p.m. Monday: Ham Monday: Fit and Fall Proof exer- Bingo, 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesday: Burritos cise, 10 a.m. MENUS: Friday: SilverSneakers, 10:30 Wednesday: Creamed chicken Duplicate bridge, 7 p.m. Monday: Tater Tot casserole a.m. over noodles Walk and Fit class, 11:30 a.m. Tuesday: Chicken nuggets Happy Birthday Thursday: Malibu chicken Tuesday: Blood pressure Thursday: Cube steak Filer Senior Haven checks, 12:30 p.m. Mom Bingo, 1 p.m. 222 Main St., Filer. Lunch at ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Wii bowling, 2 p.m. noon Tuesday through Monday: SilverSneakers exer- Monday: Fit and Fall Proof exer- Wednesday: Fit and Fall Proof, Thursday. Suggested donation: cise, 10:30 a.m. and 5:20 p.m. cise, 10:30 a.m. 10 a.m. $4. Center hours: 8 a.m. to Bridge, 12:30 p.m. Tax assistance 1-4 p.m. Walk and Fit, 11:30 a.m. Love from the 2:30 p.m. Tuesday: Tai chi, 10:30 a.m. Tuesday: Food pantry SilverSneakers, 10:30 a.m. Tax assistance by appointment, Thursday: Fit and Fall Proof, 1:30-5 p.m.; 726-5856 Kids ACTIVITIES: Pinochle, 1 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Snack bar, 5 p.m. Thursday: “The Holiday” movie, Friday: TOPS, 10 a.m. Monday: Bingo, 7 p.m.; public Bingo, 7 p.m.; early bird, 6:45 welcome p.m. Tuesday: Puzzles, 11:30 a.m. Celebrations off ers an Wednesday: Breakfast, 8-10 announcement package for every Bingo, 12:45 p.m. a.m. dream you want to share with Wednesday: Puzzles, 11:30 a.m. friends and family, from a photo SilverSneakers, 10:30 a.m. and Thursday: Puzzles, 11:30 a.m. in Sunday’s Family Life to an 5:20 p.m. announcement on the internet. Bingo, 1 p.m. Bridge, 12:30 p.m. Celebrations are meant Country Cowboys Band to be shared. Ageless Senior Pinochle, 7 p.m. CelebrationsCelC lebrations Citizens Inc. Thursday: YogaStretch, 310 Main St. N., Kimberly. 10:30 a.m C Call 208-735-3253 Lunch and full-serve salad bar, SilverSneakers, 5:20 p.m. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.; take-out; Pinochle, 1 p.m. home delivery. Suggested Women s pool, 7 p.m. Engagements For information on how to place donation: $4, seniors; $5, Friday: SilverSneakers, under 60; $2.50, children 12 10:30 a.m. Goody-Martin your announcement in the Shane Randels Martin Times-News, please call Janet A great big thanks to one and all that came and Chandra Goody are and helped us celebrate our 50th wedding pleased to announce their at 208-735-3253 or email wedding plans for April , anniversary. A special thanks to our at : p.m. in the Cal- [email protected] daughter Leela and son Donald for putting vary Chapel, S th E Deadline is 5 p.m. Tuesday the plans in motion. A special thanks to in Idaho Falls. Kathy Boothe for the beautiful cake she Friends and family are to be published in the following invited to join in their cel- made for us. Thanks again and ebration with a reception Chandra Goody and Sunday’s Family Life page. God Bless all of you. immediately following. Shane Randels Martin Lyons “Pete” & Karen Woody FAMILY LIFE 6 SUNDAY, MARCHK 27,2011 ids OFEATURES EDITORn VIRGINIA HUTCHINS:ly 735-3242 [email protected] Toy Fair sneak preview: Our top 10 toys X-Ceter-O. By Margaret Webb Pressler The Washington Post Puppet Bizu beads. Have you ever been in a Heap toy store and you just could- puppets. n’t decide what to get? That’s what it’s like,times and 10,at Toy Fair,the annual up, gathering of toy companies $20. from all over the world These showing off their new prod- puppets ucts.Margaret Webb were cre- Pressler spent a dizzying day monumental drawing ated by a in New York City looking for spaces. company the best new gadgets,games Bizu, Spin Master, 4 and that has and gizmos,many of which up, $4-$15. Girls will love made aren’t on sale yet. these pretty beads,which Tetris Link. puppet This year,there were a lot come with a very clever donkey.Plus,you can down- figures for of really creative toys,espe- wand for stringing them on load your own songs and the “Veg- cially ones that used tech- the elastic.But the best part sing along to them. gie Tales’’ nology in new and fun ways. is that if you put them on X-Ceter-0, Endless movies, Want to sing perfectly? Now your bracelet the right way, Games, 6 and up, $15 (avail- among you can.Want to build your you can take it off and twist able now). This clever ver- others.The own neon sign? You can do it into a cute animal — sort of Air Swimmers. sion of tick-tack-toe never super-detailed that,too. like twisting an animal bal- ends in a tie.There are three printed faces are Since no kids can go to Toy loon. O pieces,which also are full of character,with amaz- Fair,we offer this sneak pre- Air Swimmers, William B.I.G Power numbered 1,3 and 5,and ing expressions that will in- view of some of our favorite Mark Corp., 8 and up, $40 three X pieces,numbered 2, spire your imagination! Sold finds.Except where noted, (available in July). These gi- Hand. 4 and 6.If your first game of with a DVD toys will be available in late ant mylar shark and tropical tick-tack-toe ends in a tie, that in- summer or early fall. fish balloons have a remote then play continues based cludes the Glow Crazy Distance control system that makes on the numbers 1 through 6 Puppet Doodler, Glow Crazy, 6 and your fish “swim’’through that are on the pieces.Num- Heap up, $25 (available now). Now the air with awesome,real- ber 1 (an O) moves first to charac- you can write on the walls istic motion.You have to get another open spot on the ters in a without getting in trouble. it filled with helium at a store Brite box. board.Then Number 2 takes short Put large sheets of light- that fills party balloons. gers move. Use Tetris Link, a turn (an X) ,then Number film. sensitive paper on the wall B.I.G. Power Hand, Jakks the giant hand to grip items, Techno Source, 6 and up, 3,and so on,until a player (or ceiling) and use the in- Pacific, 6 and up, $30. Get in point your finger or give $20 (available in spring). gets three X’s or O’s in a row. cluded laser to write sharp, touch with your inner su- your mom a creepy tap on This game is a a cross be- It takes real thought and bright- green drawings.The perhero with this gigantic, the shoulder! tween Connect Four and a makes tick-tack-toe fun effect is terrific in a dark working hand that fits like a Meon, Skyrocket Toys, 5- puzzle.You drop in different again! room! Comes with two glove.The 10-inch lifelike 12, $10-$35. Who doesn’t shapes of connected blocks Puppet Heap puppets, poster-size wall clings that fingers extend from your want his own neon sign? and try to leave no empty Puppet Heap Playthings, 6 can be put together for really own and move as your fin- This is a very cool toy that is spaces.It’s a nice low-tech packaged with themed tem- spinoff of the famous video plates,such as Cars or Dis- game. ney Princess.But older kids Projector Ants, Uncle can be really creative by us- Milton, $35, 6 and up. This ing the colorful glowing circular,gel ant farm is a threads to write or draw great way to see ants at anything they choose.The work.But it’s even cooler in a frame looks a little like a Lite dark room.Turn on the light Paper under the ant farm and the Jamz shadows of those scurrying Pro bugs are projected onto your ceiling.Sweet dreams! Microphone. Paper Jamz Pro Micro- phone, WowWee, 8 and up, $40. Can’t sing but love to? This is just what you need. The technology built into this karaoke-style micro- phone adjusts your voice so it sounds like you’re singing the right notes,even if you Glow Crazy Distance Doodler. Meon. usually sound like an angry Brush up on lore about tooth fairy
By Kathy Antoniotti such as hair and nail clippings, Tacky glue. to make curses on the poor un- Ribbon. Akron Beacon Journal suspecting child. Sometimes, Thin red pen or marker. the teeth were fed to an ani- Black and red fabric paint. Older children should take mal, usually a mouse, to en- Scissors. heed of this simple life lesson: sure the child grew strong, You don’t have to brush your sharp teeth. teeth — just the ones you want What to do The tooth fairy didn’t make to keep. That’s good advice, Pull the inner tray out of the her appearance in modern- whether you are a youngster or box and line the inside with day culture until the early an adult. glue and felt. Wrap the outside 1900s. Considered a “good Younger children, however, of the box with felt and glue it fairy,’’she slowly grew in pop- know that losing a tooth can be in place. ularity over the next few a pretty lucrative business. Glue a 20-inch ribbon to the decades. They lose a baby tooth and the outside of the box to make a No one knows what the tooth fairy flies right into their hanging loop. Fold a 4-inch tooth fairy does with all those rooms in the middle of the ribbon in half and glue it to the teeth. Maybe she uses them as night, collects the tooth and bottom of the inner tray to building blocks to add more leaves them money for their create a handle for sliding it in rooms to her castle, or perhaps trouble. and out. she uses them like currency Losing a tooth can be scary, Draw a tooth shape on pa- with other fairies. but the anticipation can be per, cut it out, and trace it onto I made this box out of a large way more frightening than the white felt twice. Cut out the matchbox that has a “tooth actual event. teeth. compartment’’ where kids can Most cultures have viewed Use fabric paint to decorate safely tuck away their treas- the loss of baby teeth for per- the teeth with eyes and a ures. manent ones as a rite of pas- mouth. Glue one tooth to the sage. A child normally has 20 outside of the box. MCT photo baby teeth and starts losing Supplies you will need Create a tooth pocket by ap- You can tuck away your them about the age of 5 or 6. 1 large empty kitchen plying glue to the sides and treasures in the tooth Ancient superstitions advise matchbox. bottom of the remaining tooth compartment of this not to allow baby teeth to be Several sheets of colored as shown, leaving an opening box. found by witches, who could felt — enough to wrap the box at the top. Glue the pocket to use any shed part of the body, and line the inner tray. the inside tray.