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Magicvalley.com BUDGET CUTS: How deep will they go? Legislative panel sets target with $92M in cuts By Jessie L. Bonner Associated Press writer

BOISE — Lawmakers plan to write a state budget that will require nearly $92 million in cuts to Idaho agencies next year. While the budget scenario is worse than what Gov.C.L.“Butch” Otter pre- dicted in January when estimating a $35 million deficit for the next fiscal year, the revenue outlook is better than the $185 million shortfall lawmakers Photos by ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News feared roughly two weeks ago. Gary Guy, caretaker at Rock Creek Station and Stricker Homesite, pauses for a portrait in the 1865 Rock Creek Store. Guy says vandals have recently targeted the Members of the Joint Finance-Ap- site south of Hansen, raising his concerns for the safety of the site’s historical artifacts. propriations Committee voted 15-4 to set a spending target Friday based on $2.43 billion in tax revenue. That’s the forecast Idaho’s GOP governor used when crafting his budget recommen- dation based on 3 percent growth in An eye on history revenue. See BUDGET, Main 2 Stricker caretaker hopes to keep vandals at bay

By Bradley Guire than 150 years old. Last winter, 30 Times-News writer Kimberly Hansen Guy discovered damage to the Albertsons heir Rock Creek Store, which has HANSEN — If he lets his stood since 1856. Its door, an 3500 East imagination wander, Gary Guy 3800 East original part of the log-and- mixes business, can hear the ruckus of a stage- mortar structure that still has on Trail coach’s wooden wheels and Oreg the original glass and metal Stricker site taste the dust kicked up from 3200 North door knob, had been kicked in. the Oregon Trail. Kelton He was able to repair it. foundation Rock Creek Road The caretaker of the Rock “It’s fortunate that no one By John Miller Creek Station and Stricker broke the glass,”he said. Associated Press writer Homesite likes to sit on the SANDY SALAS/Times-News It’s also fortunate that none Herman Stricker’s old safe sits in the Rock wooden benches on the south a popular Oregon Trail stop. of the antiquities inside were Creek Store on Wednesday. The store is the BOISE — Since 2007,Albertsons su- side of the Rock Creek Store, The site five miles south of destroyed or stolen, such as oldest structure in the Magic Valley. permarket heir Joseph B. Scott has had where he can imagine settlers Hansen is one of four Idaho Herman Stricker’s safe. a golden touch with one of his invest- more than 150 years ago watch- State Historical Society his- In the 10 months since Guy ments, a company that sells online ed- ing the horizon for stages full of toric sites. became caretaker, he’s had to MORE ONLINE ucation courses and other services to travelers looking for somewhere According to Guy, the site run off groups of adventure VIEW more photos public schools. to stop and spend their money. has fallen under attack by van- seekers during the middle of from the Stricker site. Scott’s investment company, Alscott What he can’t imagine is dals, who most recently tore the night. He’s even caught MAGICVALLEY.COM Inc., has brought in more than $15 mil- why some people would want metal parking signs out of the people breaking into the old lion by selling part of its stake in Vir- to vandalize a historical site ground near the site’s parking garage, located on the south rior work to be completed on ginia-based K12 Inc., which was that boasts the oldest structure lot. He filed a report with the side of the Stricker house. Guy that project, which also will founded in 1999 by former U.S. Educa- in the Magic Valley. Twin Falls County Sheriff’s lives onsite to keep an eye on house its share of irreplaceable tion Secretary William Bennett. “As remote as this place is, Office last week, and he’s try- the place around the clock. exhibits. The dedication and But it isn’t just luck on Scott’s side. where they get the idea to come ing to get a few more light posts So far, no one has messed grand opening is scheduled for His family’s tax-exempt foundation out and be destructive is hard installed in the parking lot. with the 110-year-old Stricker Mother’s Day,May 8. has helped develop customers for K12. to understand,”Guy said. “The damage to (the signs) is house or the new interpretive And Idaho’s taxpayers have been pay- The Rock Creek Station and negligible,”Guy said. center, which was built about Bradley Guire may be ing for it. Stricker Homesite is one of Less negligible is the damage 100 yards east of Rock Creek reached at bguire@magicval- Idaho’s oldest settlements and to structures that are more Store. There’s still a bit of inte- ley.com or 735-3380. See SCOTT, Main 3 Woman injured in Five Points crash 7 plead not guilty Times-News Traffic snarled at one of Twin in Jerome drug bust Falls’ busiest intersections Fri- day when a car and an 18- wheeler collided. By Bradley Guire bust were not made available. Six lanes of the “Five Points” Times-News writer Idaho State Police led the year- intersection where Blue Lakes long investigation, and the U.S. Boulevard meets Addison Av- Seven of the 10 individuals in- Attorney’s Office in Boise will enue and Shoshone Street were dicted on federal narcotics distri- prosecute the accused. Neither closed for about 45 minutes af- bution charges pleaded not guilty Region 4 Capt. Rob Storm nor ter the vehicles collided shortly in U.S. District Court in Boise Assistant U.S. Attorney Christ- after 2 p.m. Friday. ian Nafzger could be reached for Sharol Villines of Murtaugh Rocendo Lara, 55, Jesus Manuel comment Friday. was taken by ambulance to St. Fontes, 49, and Julio Cesar Card- Juan Montejano Barraza, 40, of Luke’s Magic Valley Medical elas-Martinez, 32, all of Jerome, Twin Falls, is also among the in- Center with a possible neck in- will face an early April trial along dicted, but he has yet to be ar- jury after her Mercury Sable was with Francisco Garcia, 49, of raigned in federal court as he re- hit on the driver’s side by a Bliss, Ceila Ivonnie Loya, 31, of mains in custody of Gooding semitrailer driven by Rashid Wendell, Noel Diaz, 33, of Rich- County. He awaits a March 8 Yashayevich. field, and Lazaro Ramirez Arreo- sentencing for felony metham- Twin Falls Police Officer Ken la,39,of Parma. phetamine trafficking and vari- Wiesmore reported that both All remain in the custody of the ous misdemeanor crimes. He vehicles were headed south on U.S.Marshals Service. pleaded guilty to those charges in Blue Lakes, attempting to turn ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News Several of the defendants were January. onto Shoshone when they col- Twin Falls Fire Department Capt. Mark Petruzzelli, left, and Kirk Dean of Magic Valley arrested in a raid on a Jerome res- Two more defendants, Manuel lided. Towing return a door to a vehicle that was involved in an accident in central Twin Falls. idence near Jerome High School V. Guerrero and Jose Dolores Yashayevich was cited for The crash closed six lanes at the intersection of Blue Lakes Boulevard and Addison Tuesday morning. Further de- See BUST, Main 2 making an improper turn. Avenue for about 45 minutes. tails on the exact location of the

Comics...... Sports 5 Crossword ...... Classifieds 7 Obituaries ...... Religion 4 Commodities ...... Business 2 Dear Abby...... Classifieds 6 Opinion ...... Main 4-5 SHOPPING FOR SPRING Community ...... Business 3 Movies ...... Main 6 Sudoku ...... Classifieds 5 T.F. show vendors are optimistic, Business 1 Main 2 Saturday, February 19, 2011 MORNING MIX TN Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho TODAYS HAPPENINGS Wendell seeks publics thoughts ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT “Shamrocks and Dreadlocks,” Marley In The Mountains Festival, presented by Mountain Niceness Productions, 8 a.m., raises funds on sewers, demolition of old gym for Sun Valley Adaptive Sports and Sawtooth Avalanche Center, suggested $20 donation; Concert, 4 p.m., Simplot Field, $10, By Emily Katseanes community,” Councilman other project. The American obligation. Its just to see if Ketchum, [email protected] or marleyinthemountains.com. Times-News correspondent Kent Bates said. Legion has approached the the publics interested,” he “The Tortoise and the Hare,” an original adaptation of Aesops The council also made an- city about demolishing Wen- said. fable presented by St. Thomas Playhouse Childrens Theater Tour, WENDELL — The Wen- other decision regarding the dell High Schools old gym In a lighter matter, the 2 p.m., Iconoclast Books, 671 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum, free, dell City Council is seeking sewer project. David and and building an event hall. council was asked what to do 726-1564. input from Wendell citizens Nicole Hults are moving off Christopherson said the with a safety deposit box the Lunar Eclipse Rail Jam Series, continues with music by Ethan on upcoming projects. of property that is now part plans are for a one-story city recently discovered it Tucker, 3 to 5 p.m.; athletes practice on the contest rail, 4 to Mayor Brad Christopher- of the project and asked if building that could be rented owned. The signers are un- 5 p.m.; and jam event, 5 to 7 p.m., Dollar Mountain, Sun Valley, son asked the council to they could take along about out for events, with a portion available and a key cannot be participants sign up the day of the event, $15, 622-2148. form a citizens advisory 70 dwarf fruit trees. of revenues donated back to found. The council voted to The Family of Women Film Festival, continues, 3 p.m., nexStage committee for the upcoming “They requested to get the community. appoint new signers and po- Theatre, 120 S. Main St., Ketchum, with showings of “Sisters on sewer upgrade. permission to get those and “I think its a pretty safe bet tentially pay $250 to have the the Planet” and Academy Award-nominated documentary “Sun “That was one thing I take them to the new home to say that if we, as a city, box drilled out to get at its Come Up,”; reception hosted by Planned Parenthood of the promised a year ago, that we theyre building in Gooding,” dont entertain an offer contents. Northwest, 4:30 p.m., Cornerstone Grill (open to the public); would utilize those citizens Bates said. somewhere from somebody, “Im sure its full of gold “Climate Refugees,” 7 p.m., theater, $15 per film or $60 for the who are interested in partici- The council agreed to let that gymnasium will still be bars. I just know it is,”Chris- five-film series, at Chapter One, Iconoclast or at the theater, pating,”Christopherson said. them take the fruit trees. here in 50 years,”he said.“We topherson said. 622-1554 or americansforunfpa.org/filmfestival. “We have some citizens here Councilwoman Ilene Rounse- just dont have the money.” During public comment, “Dead Mans Cell Phone,” for Girls Night Out, presented by in Wendell whove spent their fell said that the Hults trans- The organization has of- George Benson, a former Company of Fools, 8 p.m., Liberty Theatre, 110 N. Main St., Hailey, whole lives in construction.” planting might help the city. fered to demolish the gym for mayor, had a less lucrative $18 (includes post-show champagne, chocolate and a talk-back The council agreed to form “If they pull their trees free. Christopherson said he idea of what was in the box. with the actors), 578-9122, companyoffools.org. a five-person temporary out, it would be easier for us plans to post fliers around “I think it was purchased committee. to transplant trees in if we town to get feedback from in the early 90s,”he said. “It BENEFITS AND FUNDRAISERS “I think itd be a great idea needed to,”she said. Wendell citizens before was when we started to tape because of the area of ex- Christopherson also plans moving forward. our meetings and we agreed Twin Falls Chapter of Ducks Unlimited banquet and auction, pertise of these people in our to gather public input on an- “This is no agreement, no to put our tapes in there.” 5:30 to 11:30 p.m., Radio Rondevoo, 241 Main Ave. W. downtown Twin Falls, proceeds help in protecting, restoring and managing wetlands and associated uplands in North America, $30 to $50, 734-9254. Federal drug indictments CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS The following 10 people are Minico Spartan Dance Forces Mini-Dance Camp, for children ages charged with drug distribution 3 and older, 9 a.m. to noon, Minico High School gym, 292 W. 100 S., crimes in U.S. District Court in Rupert, $10 in advance from any Spartan Dance Force member Boise. The figures in the chart and $12 at the door, [email protected]. represent the number of Girl Scouts of Silver Sages annual World Thinking Day, try new charges each person faces. Distributing methamphetamine Distributing Distributing cocaine Distributing Unlawful possession of a firearm of possession Unlawful Distributing marijuana Distributing foods and learn about different cultures, 10 a.m., First Baptist meth distribute to Conspiracy Church, 910 Shoshone St., Twin Falls, free, 420-7296. Rocendo Lara Medicaid Matters community rally, noon, Twin Falls City Park, and Cassia County Courthouse Park in Burley, 737-9999, 490-2483, Jesus Manuel Fontes 312-0471, 539-5388 or 431-5026. Magic Valley Social Club Mix and Mingle, for people age 50 and Manuel V. Guerrero older to enjoy music, food and dancing, 8 p.m. to midnight, Francisco Garcia LAURIE WELCH/Times-News Jerome Country Club, Golf Course Road, $5 per person, 734-9199. Heyburn Elementary School first-grade teacher Kari Weimer, right, leads Ceila Ivonnie Loya students Dillon Fewkes, 7, and Paulina Tinoco, 7, through a video-game HOBBIES AND CRAFTS Jose Dolores Leon-Aispuro dance routine Friday during the schools annual fun day. Idaho State Championship Chess Tournament, begins with rounds, Juan Montejano Barraza 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., Shilo Inn, 1586 Blue Lakes Blvd. N., Twin Falls, free admission, 733-6186 or [email protected], or idahochessassocia- Noel Diaz Heyburn Elementary tion.org. “Art of the Masters” class, for grades 1-5, lesson 4: John Julio Cesar Cardelas-Martinez 2 Constable-Cloudscapes, 10 to 11:30 a.m., Twin Falls Center for the Lazaro Ramirez Arreola cuts loose on fun day Arts, 195 River Vista Place, $10 per class for MVAC members, $12.50 for non-members, 734-2787. Source: U. S. Attorney’s Office, District of Idaho By Laurie Welch from the strength-based SANDY SALAS/Times-News Times-News writer training offered by the state. LIBRARY The theory, Stutzman said, is Cardelas-Martinez are HEYBURN — For one day a that students become more “Saturday Movie Matinee,” features a documentary on where and Bust each accused of possess- year, students, staff and ad- motivated if theyre allowed how the food we eat is produced, 3 p.m., Twin Falls Public Library, ing a .38-caliber semiau- ministrators at Heyburn Ele- to build relationships with 201 Fourth Ave. E., free, open to the public, 733-2964 ext. 109. Continued from Main 1 tomatic pistol, while Loya mentary School break through teachers outside of academ- Leon-Aispuro, have yet to was allegedly found to the seriousness of schoolwork ics. MUSEUMS be arrested but also face have a 12-gauge shotgun to have a little fun. “They are more willing to Faulkner Planetarium “The Dinosaur Chronicles” at 2 and 4 p.m., numerous federal charges. and a .22-caliber rifle. Visitors at the school were do things for us later,” Stutz- “Oceans in Space,” followed by a live sky tour at 7 p.m., and “Pink The indictments were Included in the grand greeted Friday by dance music man said. Floyd: The Wall” at 8:15 p.m., Herrett Center for Arts and Science, handed down by a federal jury indictments are or- coming from all directions and Garner said the buildings north end of College of Southern Idaho campus, $4.50 for adults, grand jury earlier this ders of cash and property a principal wearing a self- whole staff — including the $3.50 for seniors and $2.50 for students, 8:15 show: $4.50 for all month. forfeitures if convicted. Of made paper hat. Heyburn Ele- lunch ladies and the custodian ages, 732-6655 or csi.edu/herrett. The 10 defendants face particular note is the for- mentary School Principal Ter- — participated. Custodian a total of 47 felony char- feiture notice of Fontes, ry Garner said the event allows Tony Lara was found in Kari To have an event listed, please submit the name of the event, a ges including distribution Guerrero, Garcia and Lara, students a chance to connect Weimers first-grade class- brief description, time, place, cost and contact number to Mirela of methamphetamine, which lists the Durango in different ways with their room dancing with a group of Sulejmanovic by e-mail at [email protected]; by phone, cocaine and marijuana, Bar in Jerome as an asset. teachers. students. 735-3278; by fax, 734-5538; or by mail, Times-News, P.O. Box 548, with some of the alleged “For one day a year we push “I think its awesome,”Lara Twin Falls, ID 83303-0548. Deadline is noon, four days in advance crimes going back to Bradley Guire may be academics aside,”Garner said. said. “Youve got to have fun of the event. March 2009. Other alle- reached at bguire@mag- Teacher and event co-co- and it makes the kids want to gations include weapons icvalley.com or 735- ordinator Danelle Stutzman enjoy it more if everybody crimes: Barraza and 3380. said the idea was hatched joins in.” TH ISTRICT OURT NEWS 5 D C level because that is the sales tax rebates for wind en- simistic, and I find it pretty TWIN FALLS COUNTY plea, pretrial March 29. Budget more, I will say, responsible ergy developments would low compared to what seems FRIDAY ARRAIGNMENTS Kevin A. Gouveia, 31, Buhl; pos- Continued from Main 1 and cautious approach.” take an unexpected $47 mil- like a reasonable expectation Curtis K. Tail, 52, Twin Falls; session of controlled sub- For the past several weeks, lion bite out of Idaho tax rev- for our economic recovery,” driving under the influence stance, possession of para- The four Democrats on the state lawmakers have wres- enue over the next two fiscal said LeFavour, who com- (excessive), $500 bond, court phernalia, recognizance budget committee rejected tled with an ever-changing years. This news, coupled plained lawmakers were compliance program, not- release, bond previously post- that forecast,which is signif- budget deficit. with legislation that sub- leaving money on the table guilty plea, pretrial March 29. ed, public defender confirmed, icantly below the 6.9 percent When the session kicked stantially mitigated the cost while setting the stage for Theron D. Fiscus Jr., 32, preliminary Feb. 25. growth rate favored by state off in early January, Otter of federal tax conformity, deep cuts to programs like Jerome; driving under the Marco A. Torres, 24, Jerome; economists, as too pes- spoke of a $35 million short- leaves the deficit at an esti- Medicaid. influence-excessive (second paraphernalia, $300 bond, simistic. fall that would have been mated $92 million. Republican Rep. Fred offense), $10,000 bond, court public defender appointed, Sen. Dean Cameron co- painful but manageable. By And that number could Wood, of Burley, countered compliance program, public plead guilty, sentencing chairs the panel and said the the end of the month, there still drop, should Idaho have that the appropriations defender appointed, prelimi- March 15. lower budget target repre- was talk of a $185 million better-than-expected tax committee was simply nary Feb. 25. Joshua G. Collett-King, 26, sents a responsible approach shortfall as the state was hit returns during the remaining “splitting up the pie” that Theron D. Fiscus Jr., 32, Jerome; Prescott; possession of con- because state lawmakers with unexpected news like months of this fiscal year. had been handed to them. possession of controlled sub- trolled substance, $10,000 dont have the benefit of potential rebates for wind Sen. Nicole LeFavour, D- “Lets get on with the job stance, $100 bond, public bond, public defender appoint- knowing how tax returns will farms. Boise, argued that it didnt were here to do,”Wood said. defender appointed, not-guilty ed, preliminary Feb. 25. be in April, by far the states As a result, the budget make sense to budget with “Its a very difficult year. largest revenue month. writing committee warned the lower revenue projection Were all going to come out of “I think its intended to public schools and Medicaid for next year when Idahos here with frayed nerves be- be cautious,”said Cameron, to brace themselves for deep tax revenue, as of the end of cause of the amount of WANTED in Cassia County R-Rupert. “Were not nec- cuts. January, is running slightly budgetary cuts that we have essarily saying the economy But earlier this week, the ahead of lowered projections to make in every single de- will be worse, but we are State Tax Commission re- for the current fiscal year. partment, so lets just get on Timothy D. 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By Ariel Hansen based development con- River Valley experiences a Times-News writer sultant Village Solutions. lot of monetary “leakage” He noted that the property to the big box stores and HAILEY — Decision- would likely be developed mall in Twin Falls and else- makers who’ll determine slowly, with initial market- where that could be cap- the fate of the Friedman ing done in the next two to tured and kept in the valley. Memorial Airport property three years and full devel- The property, which in Hailey after the airport opment at least 10 years af- abuts much of Hailey’s light moves heard initial findings ter that. The timetable of industrial zone, could also of a team of consultants the airport relocation will host vital but less exciting Tuesday before discussing also play a role. uses, such as a sewage questions about what the Consultants suggested treatment plant, valley- community would like on the northernmost part of wide transportation hub, the property. the property be developed gray water plant for land- Most community mem- as an entryway to down- scaping irrigation or other bers seem to agree they’d town, perhaps featuring civic infrastructure. like the majority of the land small shops or homes. They The land encompasses to have a consistent “cam- also suggested that a big- about 200 acres in a long, Photo courtesy Twin Falls Police Department pus” feel, ideally with open box retailer like Lowe’s or narrow swath that fronts space and protection of val- Target might have a place at Idaho Highway 75 and the ley views. the southern end, but an- southern boundary of Hai- “We think there’s more ticipated — and received — ley. About half is owned by TFPD releases photos value to the property think- significant pushback on the Friedman family trust, ing of it as a campus,” said that idea. which has indicated to the Roland Aberg, Minneapolis “The city of Hailey is go- city that redevelopment as principal with Hart Hower- ing to be on the hot seat.It’ll part of the airport reloca- from Stinker robbery ton, a development plan- be a careful balance of al- tion process would likely be ning consultant. lowing uses there that acceptable. Otherwise the Times-News ly Road convenience store at 9:50 p.m., That campus could be won’t deter existing busi- land reverts back to the brandished a handgun and stole an literal, if a future developer ness,” said Tom Bowman, family on closure of the air- Twin Falls Police have released more undisclosed amount of cash and a carton can attract an educational Blaine County commis- port. photos of the Stinker Station robbery of Marlboro cigarettes. The suspect institution, but other op- sioner and member of the The other half was pur- from Tuesday night. The still images, stands at least 6 feet tall and was wearing tions might be a world- Friedman Memorial Air- chased with money from such as the one above, were taken from black jeans and a black hooded sweatshirt class medical facility,scien- port Association, which the Federal Aviation Ad- the gas station’s video surveillance sys- with three white stripes on the sleeves. tific or research park, or manages the existing air- ministration, and must be tem. Police ask anyone with information on corporate headquarters as port. sold or redeveloped to pay According to Twin Falls police, a white the robbery to call Twin Falls city dispatch part of the site plan. Many present at the for part of the new airport. male in his early 20s entered the Kimber- at 311 or Crime Stoppers at 732-5387. “The big play here is to workshop were concerned get out and market the heck about impact to existing re- Ariel Hansen may be out of the site,” said Rick tailers, although they ac- reached at 788-3475 or Filer to put city code online Hill, founder of Kentucky- knowledged that the Wood [email protected]. By John E. Swayze “We have copies of the tree planting and barbecue. Times-News correspondent city code book here in the “With the county fair- city office and at the Filer grounds right here, I FILER — The answers to Public Library,” said City thought this would make an questions about city code Clerk Shari Hart, “but this ideal location,” said Lois will soon be a mouse click way will make it easier for Cammack, a member of the away. the council and public to Arbor Day Committee. “We The Filer City Council ap- stay up to date.” want to see lots of floats, proved a proposal Tuesday In other business, Filer flags and marching bands. to place the text of all ordi- has been chosen to host the I’m also going around to all nances on the city website, 2011 Magic Valley Arbor Day the schools trying to get dif- www.cityoffiler.com. Ster- celebration. City officials ferent clubs involved.” ling Codifiers, based in and the Arbor Day Commit- Coeur d’Alene, is expected tee are working together to John E. Swayze may be to have everything available select an April date. Planned reached at swayzef@ online within a few days. festivities include a parade, aol.com or 326-7212. Osterhoudt convicted of rape, incest AP photo Times-News conduct with a mi- Judge Barry Wood With his uncle Jon Erpenbach looking on at left, Wisconsin Democratic state Sen. Jon Erpenbach texts nor. ruled that Twin Falls on his cell phone at a downtown Chicago hotel on Friday. Franklin Ward Osterhoudt This is the third County Senior De- has been convicted of rape, trial Osterhoudt, 45, puty Prosecutor Julie incest and two counts of of Buhl, has faced on Sturgill violated Os- Democratic lawmakers could stay lewd conduct with a minor these charges and the terhoudt’s Fifth Am- for the second time. second time a jury endment right ag- A jury levied the verdict has convicted him. ainst self-incrimi- away from Wisconsin for weeks mid-day Friday at the Twin In 2009, his first Osterhoudt nation during clos- Falls County Courthouse, trial resulted in a ing arguments. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — pared to be away for weeks, halls, with GOP Speaker Jeff finding him not guilty of two hung jury. His 2010 convic- Sentencing is scheduled Democrats on the run in although he would prefer to Fitzgerald calling the situa- additional charges of lewd tion was overturned after for April 11. Wisconsin avoided state end the stalemate sooner. tion “a powder keg.” troopers Friday and threat- “That really, truly is up to The throngs of protesters ened to stay in hiding for the governor,’’ he told The — including teachers,prison most of which have show- some $544 million in assets, weeks, potentially paralyz- Associated Press in an inter- guards and many students Scott ered Idaho’s Republican gave the Idaho Virtual Acad- ing the state government in view Friday at a downtown — have been largely peace- lawmakers including Luna emy a $1 million grant to a standoff with majority Re- Chicago hotel. “It’s his re- ful. Police reported just nine Continued from Main 1 and Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter help it get off the ground in publicans over union rights sponsibility to bring the citations for minor offenses Here’s how: For nearly a with campaign contribu- 2002. The academy, a web- for public employees. state together. The state is as of Friday. But tensions decade, the J.A. and Kathryn tions since at least 2008. based public charter school The dramatic flight from not unified. It is totally torn were expected to rise Satur- Albertson Foundation has Still, the ties that bind that gets state taxpayer the state stalled a proposal part.” day, when conservative tea chipped in millions to lay the Scott, his family’s founda- funding for its operations, is that seeks to ease Wiscon- Meanwhile, the protests party groups planned their foundation for Idaho’s on- tion, K12 and Luna’s vision run by K12. sin’s budget woes by cutting at the state Capitol entered a own rallies. line public education sys- for Idaho’s education system The academy paid at least the pay, benefits and collec- fourth day and continued to “You can’t ignore this sus- tem. One of those online of the future are deep. $33.7 million to K12 between tive bargaining rights of grow — to an estimated tained and inspirational out- schools, the Idaho Virtual Alscott and the Albertson 2002 and 2008 for “busi- many government workers. 40,000 people, the largest pouring of people who are Academy, has, in turn, di- Foundation share the same ness management,” accord- Democrats who stayed in crowd yet. Many schools demanding changes,’’ said rected tens of millions of Boise address. The phone ing to 990 tax forms the Madison scored their own were closed again after Democratic Minority Leader public dollars into K12’s number is the same. school must file annually. victory,forcing the state As- teachers called in sick, in- Rep. Peter Barca, who said company coffers, for servic- Bennett, K12’s founder, Last year, the state of Ida- sembly to adjourn until at cluding the state’s largest the Assembly’s decision to es ranging from curriculum was an Albertson Foundation ho gave the academy $13 mil- least Tuesday without tak- district in Milwaukee. adjourn for the holiday to administration. board member in 2002-03. lion. ing a vote. The protests are so large weekend a huge victory that With debate over expand- And Thomas Wilforth, Luna’s public education The party’s two-front that Capitol workers cannot will increase pressure on Re- ing Idaho’s Internet-based Scott’s business partner at reforms could benefit com- battle against the legislation safely move through the publicans to change course. education system dominat- Alscott and the foundation’s panies like K12 by providing is the boldest action yet by ing the 2011 Legislature, chief executive officer, was a whole new group of stu- Democrats to push back Scott — Joe Albertson’s on K12’s board of directors dents who must take online against last fall’s GOP grandson — isn’t staying on until December. courses or risk not graduat- wave, and it’s taken hold the sidelines, either. The Al- Scott and Wilforth de- ing. even as the anti-union bertson Foundation, which clined multiple requests for And the Albertson Foun- agenda pushed by new he chairs, has backed public an interview through Chris dation,under Scott’s leader- GOP Gov. Scott Walker schools chief Tom Luna’s Latter, an Albertson Foun- ship, has also given $3 mil- spreads to other states. Tree Trimming plan to require Idaho stu- dation spokeswoman. lion to the state to develop But the dramatic strategy dents to take at least four Back in 2002, Securities the Idaho Education Net- that has clogged the Capitol online classes before they and Exchange Commission work, a broadband super- with thousands of protest- Tree & Stump graduate. documents indicate K12 told highway that will connect ers clashes with one essen- “Fear of technology and federal regulators that a sin- every public high school in tial truth: Republicans told on-line learning will cripple gle Idaho-based investor Idaho by 2012 — and provide everyone months ago that Removal access and innovation,” ac- had purchased a $5 million an expanded delivery system unions would be one of their cording to the foundation’s stake in the company. At the for products from K12 and targets, and the GOP now Take advantage Jan. 30 full-page newspaper time, K12 was a privately other online education has more than enough votes ad. “We can’t afford to leave held company and didn’t providers. to pass its plans once the of our Special these tools untapped.” disclose the name of the in- Democratic State Rep. Legislature can convene. Melissa McGrath, Luna’s vestor. Shirley Ringo opposes Lu- “This is not a win,”said Low Winter Rates spokeswoman, said Friday Five years later, when K12 na’s plan because it foresees Rep. Robin Vos, the Re- that Luna’s plan — still un- sold shares to the public, it cutting 770 teaching posi- publican co-chairman of der consideration in the told the SEC that Alscott tions and boosting class the budget committee that *Limited Time Only Senate — doesn’t direct local was the largest of “other sizes to help pay for the re- has already endorsed the school districts to use a spe- selling stockholders,”with a forms. All this campaign plan, of the adjournment. cific content provider like 3.8 percent stake valued at money,from K12 and others, “This is just a reality we’re K12. about $14 million. makes her wary. living with. ... The bill’s “Local school districts, All the while, Scott’s fam- “When you see something still moving forward.” not the state or state super- ily’s education foundation and you question the logic, The 14 Senate Democ- intendent, will determine was active promoting Ida- people say,‘Follow the mon- rats left the state Thursday, which courses are delivered ho’s fledgling online educa- ey,’” Ringo said Friday. “We delaying action in that Call for FREE estimates online and how they are de- tion programs — a center- have some relationships chamber on the sweeping livered online,” McGrath piece of Luna’s reforms. here that make one wonder bill. Among them was Sen. 678-9551 or 324-7697 said. The J.A. and Kathryn Al- if money is driving this more Jon Erpenbach, who said Mini-Cassia Magic Valley There are other providers, bertson Foundation, with than solid education.” Friday the group was pre- Area Area MAIN 4 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2011 OPINION EDITOR STEVE CRUMP: 735-3223 [email protected] “I believe it without question that we are on a course that will lead to a financial disaster.” — Sen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., chairman of the OPINION UOTE Senate Budget Committee, on the future of Q programs like Medicare and Social Security Downtown park should replace aging fountain CHEERS: To the Twin Falls Idaho school trustees should Home, who took on social con- himself the subject of a com- Community Foundation,for its be required to know what servatives and the home day- plaint lodged by a Hart ally. proposal to transform the cur- theyre doing. care lobby to get Idahos first Then Andersons political for- rent downtown site of the The House Education Com- meaningful day-care regula- titude got him stripped of the fountain — on Hansen Street at mittee on Thursday rejected a tion passed. Last year,it was vice chairmanship of the State Main Avenue — into a park bill by state Rep. Wendy Ja- Rep. Fred Wood,R-Burley,who Affairs Committee. with small, auditorium-style quet, D-Ketchum, that would authored four constitutional Now the four-term lawmak- seats, a splash park and trees. have obliged new members of amendments to give hospitals, er has stuck his neck out again, The project, which the TFCF Idahos local school boards to airports and municipalities au- arguing on constitutional would pay for,would require complete training in public ed- feared it could deter potential thority to raise money without grounds against the passage of removal of the four decades- ucation law and financial man- candidates from seeking office. raising taxes and — against the legislation nullifying the fed- old fountain, which frankly has agement within a year of taking Wed question whether a can- odds and at his own political eral health care reform law — long since outlived its appeal. office. didate who declines to educate risk — got them approved the and urging the state to instead The city will sponsor an open Jaquet said the position of himself or herself about the job Legislature and the subse- pursue its legal challenge house Wednesday to answer school trustee is getting more should be running for school quently by the voters. against Obamacare. questions and take comments complicated and the state board in the first place. This years profile in courage Anderson has quietly about the proposal. Its sched- needs to ensure that board CHEERS: Almost every year, is Rep. Erik Anderson, R-Priest emerged as a leader of the uled from 4-7 p.m. upstairs in members are prepared, partic- one state legislator emerges Lake. After he filed a complaint Houses small contingent of the Bistro Room of the Historic ularly as Idaho considers a pro- who conspicuously puts the last year in the House of Repre- GOP moderates. For his un- Ballroom, 205 Shoshone St. N. posed public education over- interests of Idahoans ahead of sentatives against scofflaw willingness to accept whats This project, in our opinion, haul that aims to give trustees self-interest. Rep. Phil Hart, R-Athol, for wrong in the Legislature, he is a winner. more control. Two years ago, it was Sen. stealing timber from state- deserves the gratitude of all JEERS: Heaven forbid that Opponents of the measure Tim Corder,R-Mountain owned lands, Anderson was Idahoans. Stuttering: Your $5,555 defense bill Its now on everyones lips is choking on waste epublicans have olin Firths per- promised to cut formance as the Rspending and restore Cstuttering King fiscal discipline in Washing- George VI in The Kings ton.Yet they shy away from Speechwas difficult for me Michael one of the biggest pieces of to watch.Dont get me our federal budget: defense wrong — the acting is su- Palin spending. perb,and the true story the film portrays is certainly asked if I could help him un- British filmmaking at its derstand how a stutter best.It was discomforting worked.Thats how the for me because it was a re- character I played in A Fish minder of many childhood Called Wanda, Ken Pile — Veronique days spent sitting across the with his bad haircut and kitchen table from my father, rudely tight trousers — was de Rugy waiting patiently as he,like born. his monarch,wrestled with Four years after the Republican Rep. Buck an often paralyzing stutter. movies release,I was con- McKeon, chairman of the For the worlds 65 million tacted by Travers Reid,a House Armed Services or so stutterers,its little successful businessman and Committee, reacted to De- consolation to know that a funny,warm and delight- fense Secretary Robert kings can suffer as much as ful person.He was also a Gatess recent and ever-so- commoners,or that some stutterer.He and a speech modest effort to reduce the notable orators,including therapist,Lena Rustin,were growth in the Pentagons Winston Churchill,and wondering if Id support the budget by saying,“We are movie stars such as Bruce establishment of a clinic in fighting two wars; you have question isnt how much from 1886 to 1989, Ben- are the two biggest items in Willis and Emily Blunt have London to treat stuttering in China, you have Iran: Is this money is spent but whether jamin E. Goldsmith at the the federal budget, and they had the same problem.If you children.That is how,in the time to be making these it is spent effectively.Un- University of Sydney found should be overhauled today. stutter,your life is different. 1993,the Michael Palin types of cuts?” fortunately,the current lev- that bureaucrats tend to If not, the U.S. might be Simple things that the rest of Centre for Stammering Well,yes. With fiscal els of expenditure and the perpetuate existing funding forced into a fire sale when us take for granted become Children was born. pressures rising, the United threat to national interests levels and discourage big the crisis hits and there will potential minefields of em- It was a revelation to see States doesnt have the lux- dont have much to do with reductions in spending be no time for consideration barrassment.For my father, how the clinic worked with ury to pretend that every each other.After all, the even if threats diminish. about security. daily dialogue was a frustrat- stammerers.Problems with defense dollar increases se- U.S. military budget was al- They will, however,boost The good news is that de- ing ordeal.It is no wonder he speech fluency can emerge curity.Nor can we shelter ready immense and grow- expenditure as perceived fense spending can be cut. had a short fuse. in children as young as 3, defense from fiscal impera- ing ($364 billion adjusted threats increase. So, not Over the last 70 years, the My fathers stutter was and the goal of therapy is to tives. for inflation and 40 percent every dollar spent increases defense budget was never discussed.Some days intervene quickly,when it is First, Americas military of world spending) before security. trimmed 26 times at an av- it was negligible and I would most treatable.The clinics budget is massive. Even we were attacked on While some funds are erage rate of 10 percent. The hope that perhaps he was approach is to treat the stut- setting aside expenditures Sept. 11, 2001. used to support defense in- biggest decreases followed getting over it.Then the next terer,not just the stutter. related to the countrys cur- In 2009, the U.S. defense terests, others are directed World War II,with a 72 per- day it would be back,and The whole family is involved rent wars, the amount re- budget represented 43 per- to buy votes. This accounts cent cut in 1947.But these worse. in the therapy,and family quested by President cent of the $1.5 trillion for the Cold War weapons dont just come immediate- I dont mean to paint a members learn to deal Barack Obama for 2012 is worldwide military spend- and submarines included in ly after wars. The last budg- portrait of unalloyed gloom. openly and freely with the $553 billion. The wars in ing, according to the Stock- the Obama budget. et cut took place in 1998. We had many happy times fact of the stutter. Iraq and Afghanistan are holm International Peace “Reports from across the Obviously,the political together.But there were also Stuttering and all the expected to cost $117.8 bil- Research Institute. Thats political spectrum, includ- environment at the time of awkward moments.At problems that go with it lion more. On top of more than six times greater ing from watchdog groups these reductions is impor- Christmas one year,we need no longer be suffered in mandatory spending and than the runner-up, China, and defense contractors, tant. Most have taken place gathered round the wireless silence.Now the topic is on other defense related pro- and more than 70 times have estimated that over after a war.But some were radio to hear the king read his everyones lips.If The Kings grams, that comes to that of Iran. Even under the $50 billion per year could be also achieved in the late annual Yuletide message, Speech instills hope in those roughly $702 billion, or assumption that the U.S. saved by eliminating a few 1960s and early 1970s, but his obvious difficulty who suffer from stuttering some $5,555 per American faces a threat from these controversial weapons sys- while hostilities continued getting the words out and galvanizes the rest of us household. nations, the disparity re- tems,”says Travis Sharp, a in Vietnam. seemed embarrassingly to do what we can to help, Adjusted for inflation, mains vast. research associate at the The bottom line is that it close to home. then it will have achieved the U.S.s annual spending To be sure, the U.S.s self- Center for a New American isnt only fiscally responsi- A few years after my fa- something even more valu- is 13 percent higher than the appointment as world po- Security.The U.S. could ble to cut military spending. ther died,John Cleese,who able than its deserved Oscar Korean War peak ($624 bil- liceman explains why save more money by re- It is also the safe thing to do. had known him,told me he nominations. lion), 33 percent higher than Americas arsenal is larger forming the Pentagons was writing a new film in the Vietnam War peak than the potential threats supply chain, information Veronique de Rugy is a which one member of a des- Michael Palin is an actor, ($534 billion), and 23 per- would dictate. But the dis- technology,and personnel- senior research fellow at the perately dysfunctional gang humorist, novelist and cent higher than the Rea- parity can also be explained management practice. We Mercatus Center at George of crooks had a stutter.He global explorer. gan-era military buildup by budgetary and bureau- could also save by ending Mason University. She ($574 billion). cratic inertia. Looking at the wars. wrote this commentary for TIMES-NEWS Second, the important defense-spending data Entitlement and defense Bloomberg News. John Pfeifer, publisher Josh Awtry, editor Steve Crump, Opinion editor “While some funds are used to support defense interests, others are The members of the editorial board and writers of directed to buy votes. This accounts for the Cold War weapons and editorials are John Pfeifer, Josh Awtry, Steve Crump, Bill Bitzenburg and Mary Lou Panatopoulos. submarines included in the Obama budget.”

T HE LIGHTER SIDE OF POLITICS Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau Mallard Fillmore By Bruce Tinsley Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho OPINION Saturday, February 19, 2011 Main 5 What we dont know about genetically altered crops oybeans,corn,cotton results are clear: Public sec- companies themselves. Using USDA and peer-re- deals and the trade associa- and canola — most of tor research has been The dangers ought to be viewed data, the Union of tion rules are not binding. Sthe acres planted in blocked.In 2009,26 univer- clear.In 2001, the seed com- Concerned Scientists ana- The companies can back out these crops in the United Doug sity entomologists — bug pany Pioneer,owned by lyzed corn and soybean of them. They are also States are genetically al- scientists — wrote a letter to Dow Chemical, was devel- yields since new seeds were opaque; the public really has tered.“Transgenic”seeds Gurian- the Environmental Protec- oping a strain of genetically introduced. We found in- no idea how far these deals can save farmers time and Sherman tion Agency protesting re- engineered corn that con- creases due to genetically go or how common they are. reduce the use of some in- stricted access to seeds.The tained a toxin to help it resist engineered traits that were And what about scientists at secticides,but herbicide use law,genetically engineered letter went public,but not corn rootworm, an insect marginal — not a result pro- the universities and research is higher,and respected ex- crops are patentable inven- most of the writersidenti- pest. A group of university moted by the industry. institutions that arent party perts argue that some genet- tions.Companies have ties.They were afraid of re- scientists, working at Pio- Monsanto will point to an to one of the voluntary ically engineered crops may broad power over the use of taliation from the compa- neers request, found that agreement with the USDA agreements? Theyre still also pose serious health and any patented product,in- nies that might further the corn also appeared to kill that gives the agencys agri- out in the cold. environmental risks.Also, cluding who can study it and hamper their research. a species of beneficial lady- cultural scientists access to Congress should change the benefits of genetically how. Beyond patent law,agri- bug, which indicated that its genetically engineered patent law and create a clear engineered crops may be Agricultural companies cultural companies hold a other helpful insects might seeds for a wide range of re- exemption for agricultural overstated. defend their stonewalling by pocketbook advantage in also be harmed. But, ac- search, and the company research. We dont have the com- saying that unrestricted re- terms of research. For ex- cording to a report in the has also had limited agree- Future genetically engi- plete picture.Thats no acci- search could make them ample, they fund much of journal Nature Biotechnol- ments with some universi- neered crops could pose dent.Multibillion-dollar vulnerable to lawsuits if an the agricultural safety re- ogy, Dow said its own re- ties. Several other seed even more risks than current agricultural corporations, experiment somehow leads search done in this country. search showed no ladybug companies are said to be ne- ones. Without robust inde- including Monsanto and to harm,or that it could give And when deciding whether problems, and it prohibited gotiating voluntary deals pendent analysis, it will be Syngenta,have restricted competitors unfair insight to allow a genetically engi- the scientists from making with universities in the wake impossible to adequately as- independent research on into their products.But its neered crop onto the mar- the research public. Nor was of the entomologists letter sess these potential pitfalls. their genetically engineered likely that the companies ket, the Department of it submitted to the EPA.In to the EPA,and the Ameri- crops.They have often re- fear something else too: An Agriculture and other regu- 2003, the EPA approved a can Seed Trade Association, Doug Gurian-Sherman is fused to provide independ- experiment could reveal that latory agencies do not per- version of the corn, known a trade group, is also devel- a plant pathologist and sen- ent scientists with seeds,or a genetically engineered form their own experiments as Herculex. oping guidelines to improve ior scientist at the Union of theyve set restrictive condi- product is hazardous or on the performance and Now,we may find out access to the new seeds. Concerned Scientists in tions that severely limit re- doesnt perform as well as safety of the product; in- who was right in the field, These are positive steps, Washington. He wrote this search options. promised. stead, they rely largely on possibly at the expense of a but they dont go far commentary for the Los This is legal.Under U.S. Whatever the reasons,the studies submitted by the beneficial bug. enough. For one thing,the Angeles Times. Debt and a tough-talking governor Democracy by Internet fter the revolution notions of free expression, resident Obamas little more like welfare and Danielsbracing fiscal in Egypt, it has be- Clinton also argued that new budget contains less like insurance.“Why do message won praise from Tea Acome a truism that Web freedom would en- Pno serious proposal we send a pension check to Party conservatives for its the Internet can foster dis- courage economic growth. for solving two of the biggest Warren Buffett?”Daniels uncompromising insistence sent and political freedom. “Freedom of thought and fiscal problems facing the Doyle asked last year. on balancing the budget,but But in a thoughtful speech the level playing field made federal government: That kind of talk is certain its by no means certain that this week, Secretary of possible by the rule of law Medicare and Social Securi- McManus to give defenders of the tra- the radical changes he advo- State Hillary Rodham are part of what fuels in- ty.And though Republican ditional programs fits; Social cates making to future pro- Clinton put that observa- novation economies,she leaders in Congress are hap- sions of Social Security and Security and Medicare have grams for seniors would tion in perspective and said. py to take swipes at his pro- Medicare,maintaining them always been popular,in part, translate to broad support committed the United In her address, Clinton posals,they havent come up for current recipients and because their basic benefits should he decide to run for States anew to promoting celebrated the idea of con- with a serious plan of their soon-to-be recipients but flow to rich,poor and middle president. the online exchange of fidentiality,saying it was own to fix those popular designing wholly new insur- class alike. If next years Republican ideas in other countries. necessary for the conduct programs either. ance plans for the generation For Social Security,hes primary electorate looks like Clintons speech was of business and journalism But last week,one poten- that follows. proposing a higher retire- the Tea Party — focused on vague in places, and there as well as diplomatic com- tial Republican presidential “These programs should ment age,just as the Simp- fiscal responsibility,lower is a tension between her munications. But she candidate took the brave step reserve their funds for those son-Bowles deficit-reduc- taxes and smaller govern- emphasis on the impor- made it clear that in some of proposing major changes most in need of them,”he tion panel did. ment above all else — tance of protecting the pri- instances confidentiality in both Social Security and said. And for Medicare 2.0,hes Daniels could be a strong vacy of everything from must yield to other values. Medicare. “Medicare 2.0 should re- essentially proposing a candidate.He took Indiana business documents to Indeed, the administration The governor of Indiana, store to the next generation voucher program,in which from deficit to surplus,cut journalists notes and ef- in which she serves has Mitch Daniels,bluntly told the dignity of making their the next generations senior state spending and won re- forts by the U.S. govern- placed law enforcement the Conservative Political own decisions,by delivering citizens would choose their election by a landslide in ment to combat online se- above protecting the pri- Action Conference in Wash- its dollars directly to the in- own private health insurance 2008,even as Democrat curity threats. Overall, vacy of some online com- ington that the nations debt dividual,based on financial plans on the open market, Barack Obama narrowly won however,it was an impres- munications. is our biggest problem — and medical need,entrust- paid for by the federal gov- the states presidential vote. sive attempt to advance an That contradiction “the new Red Menace,this ing and empowering citizens ernment — up to a monetary Term limits mean hes out of international conversation makes it easy for other na- time consisting of ink,”he to choose their own insur- limit. a job after 2012; hell be about how best to bring a tions to accuse the United said — and that his own par- ance and,inevitably,pay for “Our proposals will be la- looking for something to do, commitment to democra- States of hypocrisy.But it ty hasnt confronted it more of their routine care beled radical,”Daniels ac- no matter what. cy worldwide into an age in doesnt undermine Clin- squarely enough. like the discerning,au- knowledged in his remarks Win or lose,Daniels would which the Internet is tons primary point that “In the cause of national tonomous consumers we to CPAC,“but this is easy to accomplish something if he “town square, classroom, the Internet shouldnt be solvency,(earmarks) are a know them to be.” rebut.Starting a new retire- ran,something hes been marketplace, coffeehouse censored. Its an important trifle,”he said.“Talking He said he hasnt worked ment plan for those below a hankering to do for years: and nightclub.” message. Clinton said the much more about them,or out detailed proposals for his certain age is something tens Hed force voters (and other Clinton called for an un- costs of blocking the Inter- waste,fraud and abuse, two new programs yet,and, of millions of Americans candidates) to look the censored Internet, and she net are “unsustainable in trivializes what needs to be in any case,he says there have already been through at deficit in the face,and to criticized countries — in- the long run.But in the done and misleads our fel- would have to be long nego- work....When they attack us have a real debate,no holds cluding Egypt during the short run, even after the low citizens to believe that tiations toward “new Social for our social welfare re- barred,on the future of So- events of the last few revolution in Egypt, plenty easy answers are available.” Security and Medicare com- forms,we will say that the cial Security and Medicare. weeks — that suppress on- of autocrats will turn the Instead,Daniels proposed pacts”with younger work- true enemies of Social Secu- line communication. But “off” switch. focusing on the biggest ers. rity and Medicare are those Doyle McManus is a rather than grounding her components of future But in plain English,what who defend an imploding columnist for The Los case for an uncensored In- This editorial appeared deficits,including defense hes suggesting is a new sys- status quo.” Angeles Times. ternet only in traditional in the Los Angeles Times. spending and entitlements tem that would provide more for seniors. benefits to the poor than to He said it was time to the wealthy,making Social CENTURY STADIUM 5 “sunset”the current ver- Security and Medicare look a 678-7142 www.centurycinema5.com SOUTHERN IDAHO Shows Nightly 7:15 & 9:00 Matinees Sat. 2:00 & 4:00 QUOTE Gnomeo & Juliet 3-D G From Walt Disney A Fun Animated Family Comedy 2011 HOME & GARDEN SHOW “The regime has broken something inside of Shows Nightly 7:20 & 9:30 Matinees Sat. 2:00 & 4:10 CSI Expo Center Just Go With It PG-13 me. ... 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WASHINGTON (AP) — WASHINGTON (AP) — ing a $1 million kickback A federal jury in Scranton Mastering a second lan- In rapid-fire action Friday, from the builder of the for- convicted Ciavarella of 12 guage can pump up your the Republican-controlled profit lockups, in what counts, including racket- brain in ways that seem to House voted to strip federal prosecutors said was a eering, money laundering delay getting Alzheimer’s money from President “kids for cash’’ scheme and conspiracy,but acquit- disease later on, scientists Barack Obama’s health care that ranks among the ted him of 27 counts, in- said Friday. overhaul and from Planned biggest courtroom frauds cluding extortion. He is Never learned to habla or Parenthood and to bar the in U.S.history. likely to get a prison sen- parlez? While the new re- EPA from issuing global Former Luzerne County tence of more than 12 years, search focuses mostly on warming regulations. Judge Mark Ciavarella, 61, according to prosecutors — the truly long-term bilin- Upping the ante in the left the bench in disgrace who revealed after the ver- gual, scientists say even budget faceoff, the Obama two years ago after he and a dicts that a reputed mob people who tackle a new administration warned that second judge, Michael boss turned informant language later in life stand to workers who distribute So- Conahan, were accused of helped them make their gain. cial Security benefits might using juvenile delinquents case. The more proficient you be furloughed if congres- as pawns in a plot to get Ciavarella insisted the become, the better, but sional Republicans force AP photo rich. The Pennsylvania payments were legal and “every little bit helps,’’ said cuts in government spend- Supreme Court has dis- denied that he incarcerated Ellen Bialystok, a psycholo- ing. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California, right, followed by missed 4,000 juvenile con- youths for money — a po- gy professor at York Univer- In a letter the Social Secu- House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer of Maryland and House Assistant victions issued by sition he defiantly clung to sity in Toronto. rity Administration sent to Minority Leader James Clyburn of South Carolina, arrive for a news Ciavarella, saying he sen- even after he was convicted Much of the study of its employees’ union, conference on Capitol Hill on Friday. tenced young offenders of a charge, racketeering, bilingualism has centered agency officials said that without regard for their that federal prosecutors on babies, as scientists while no decision about fur- struggle between Democ- but House Republicans have constitutional rights. often use to go after mob- wondered why simply loughs had been made, they rats and Republicans over been trying relentlessly to Federal prosecutors ac- sters. speaking to infants in two were possible “given the po- how much to cut federal chip away at it. languages allows them to tential of reduced congres- agencies’ funding over the “It’s a law designed by learn both in the time it sional appropriations.” second half of the budget those who wish to control takes most babies to learn The letter was circulated year that ends Sept. 30. every health care decision one. Their brains seem to by congressional Democ- Current funding runs out made by health care become more flexible, bet- rats, who said such cuts March 4 and a temporary providers and patients, by ter able to multitask.As they could mean shuttered Social spending bill will be needed every employer and em- grow up, their brains show Security offices and delayed to avoid a government shut- ployee, by every family and better “executive control,’’a benefit payments. The let- down. individual,”Rehberg said. system key to higher func- ter’s distribution by De- Republicans say the legis- Rep. Rosa DeLauro, tioning — as Bialystok puts mocrats underscored how lation would pare Social Se- D-Conn., said the GOP ef- it, “the most important part the threat of jeopardizing curity’s administrative bud- fort would “put insurance of your mind.’’ Social Security payments is get by $125 million from companies back in charge, But does that mental jug- a potent political weapon. current levels plus another further demonstrating the gling while you’re young GOP lawmakers accused $500 million from a reserve majority’s special-interest translate into protection Democrats of “irresponsible fund. Democrats say the cut priorities and hypocrisy on against cognitive decline scare tactics,”and said their would leave the agency with job creation and deficit re- when you’re old? proposed cuts would not af- $1.7 billion less than Obama duction.” Bialystok studied 450 fect benefits or force the So- requested. In Friday’s action,Repub- Alzheimer’s patients, all of cial Security Administration Much of Friday’s focus licans muscled through a whom showed the same de- to close offices. Any fur- was on GOP efforts to block proposal to block federal aid gree of impairment at the loughs “would result only if implementation of Obama’s to Planned Parenthood by a time of diagnosis. Half are that decision were made by health care overhaul, which 240-185 vote and won bi- bilingual — they’ve spoken the administration,” House dominated Congress’ work partisan support to reverse a two languages regularly for Ways and Means Commit- in 2009 and was enacted proposed Obama adminis- most of their lives. The rest tee Chairman Dave Camp, last year. An amendment by tration rule that seeks to are monolingual. R-Mich., said in a written Rep. Denny Rehberg, crack down of for-profit The bilingual patients had statement. R-Mont.,to block the health colleges and vocational Alzheimer’s symptoms and Republicans are pushing a care overhaul money was schools. A proposal by Texas were diagnosed between huge spending bill through approved by a 239-187 vote. Republican Ted Poe to strip four and five years later than the House that would im- The GOP has virtually no the Environmental Protec- the patients who spoke only pose deep cuts on domestic chance of killing the law be- tion Agency of its authority one language, she told the programs. cause of support for the to issue regulations on glob- annual meeting of the Amer- The overall bill is the first program from Obama and al warming passed by a 249- ican Association for the Ad- step in an increasingly bitter the Democratic-run Senate, 177 vote. vancement of Science. Being bilingual does nothing to prevent Alzheimer’s disease from EVERTON’S striking. But once the dis- ease does begin its silent at- tack, those years of robust executive control provide a buffer so that symptoms PRESIDENT’S don’t become apparent as quickly,Bialystok said. “They’ve been able to cope with the disease,’’ she 12 DAY said. MONTHS Her work supports an NO INTEREST OAC SALE earlier study from other re- SALE searchers that also found a Classic PLUSH protective effect. What is it about being Twin Set $198 SALE bilingual that enhances that Full Set $258 all-important executive SALE Queen Set $299 control system? Both languages are essen- QUEEN MATTRESS tially turned on all the time, Design RESTONIC PLUSH but the brain learns to in- Twin Set $265 SALE hibit the one you don’t Full Set $329 need, said psychology pro- $ Queen Set $355 fessor Teresa Bajo of the King Set $499 University of Granada in 299 Spain. That’s pretty con- info Revitalize SUPER PLUSH stant activity. 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Hot hands Bridge clubs announce results Business 3 B Stocks and commodities, Business 2 / Community, Business 3 / Weather, Business 4 Dow Jones Industrial ▲ 73.11 | Nasdaq composite ▲ 2.37 | S&P 500 ▲ 2.58 | Russell 2000 ▲ .80 Business SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2011 BUSINESS EDITOR BLAIR KOCH: 735-3295 [email protected] S HOPPING FOR SPRING Buhl OKs resolution to accommodate Seneca Foods By Kimberly Williams-Brackett Seneca is adding an ad- Times-News correspondent ditional 100,000 square feet of cold storage to their BUHL — The Buhl City facility. In addition to Council unanimously building, there will be agreed Monday evening to electrical upgrades, water adopt a resolution with the infrastructure for fire Buhl Urban Renewal safety, and rail spur. The Agency to determine resolution is specific in whether the area is deteri- helping Seneca build and orating and if it is eligible expand. for urban renewal plan- The city of Buhl has won ning. two grants totaling If so, then the agency $460,000 to accommo- will redevelop the area date Seneca Foods’ expan- with a revenue allocation sion and to redevelop land. Photos by ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News financing provision. The city is getting Stacey Otremba, of Montana, pauses Friday while looking at rock formations at the Kimberly Nurseries exhibit at the Southern Idaho Home and The undivided 37.978- $400,000 from the Idaho Garden Show, sponsored by Kool 96.5 and News Radio 1310. The show continuing today and concludes Sunday. acre parcel is bound to the Department of Commerce north by 4150 N. St., to pay for public infra- Seneca’s existing plant on structure. the east, the southern “We will be back in Home and Garden Show vendors right-of-way for Eastern touch with Seneca to de- Idaho Railroad, and the termine what infrastruc- western property line of an ture needs we can help undeveloped parcel. with,” said Mayor Tom believe people are ready to spend City Engineer Scott By- McCauley. bee said the intent of the The transfer of power is By Blair Koch project is to make the east in effect as soon as the res- Buhl industrial area avail- olution is passed and Times-News writer IF YOU GO able to finance for Seneca signed said Councilman Foods improvements. Regie Finney. Rain gutters and a sprin- What: Southern Idaho Home kler system. and Garden Show Those are two projects When: Today 10 a.m. to Kimberly resident Tim 8 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to Tucker has had on the back 5 p.m. burner. Where: College of Southern Idaho Power renews “I’ve been putting them Idaho Expo Center off for the past couple of Cost: Tickets available at the years,”Tucker said. “But I’m door. Adults $3.00, kids agreement with ready to move forward.” under 12, free. Tucker attended the opening day of the Southern huge number of sales but we Idaho Home and Garden do get a number of leads.” area hydro project Show looking for ideas. A total of 117 booths with vendors from around the region are at the Since spas are made with The Idaho Public Utili- He hadn’t been at the 80 percent plastic parts, the Feds give $20M Southern Idaho Home and Garden Show. Organizers are expecting ties Commission an- show long but liked what he cost of petroleum is a major 12,000 to 15,000 visitors this weekend. nounced it has approved an grant to study saw. driver of manufacturing Idaho Power Company “It’s been great so far. pected 12,000 to 15,000 at- “This year is actually costs and the price cus- agreement to buy power winter wheat Getting what I came for,” tendees a variety of products looking really good. Our year tomers pay. from the 8.1-megawatt SPOKANE, Wash. — Tucker told the Times- and services to browse. over year growth is about “Petroleum increases all Hazelton A Hydroelectric The federal government News. Vendors are optimistic 13 percent,”said Snake River the time, but we’re doing Project near Jerome. has awarded a $20 million With nearly 120 vendors that show attendees will be Pool and Spa Store Manager everything we can to keep The project is already grant to universities in from across the region, the like Tucker: ready to spend Gary Asher. “These shows constructed and generat- Washington, Oregon and annual show will give the ex- on home improvements. are pivotal. We may not get a See SHOW, Business 2 ing power.Its developer,SE Idaho that is designed to Hazelton of Andover, ensure that wheat farming Mass., has had an agree- in the Pacific Northwest ment with Idaho Power will survive climate since 1989. That agree- change. ment expired Dec.31,2010. The five-year grant from Psst . . . deadline for 2010 FSA The facility continues to the U.S. Department of use existing interconnec- Agriculture will study the tion and transmission fa- relationship between cli- cilities but Idaho Power is mate change and cereal withdrawals may be weeks away requiring completion of a crops, primarily winter Generator Interconnection wheat. Wheat is the No. 1 By Candice Choi could include copays, eyeglasses and this year, however, given some new Agreement and Transmis- export through the Port of Associated Press writer any treatments not covered by insur- rules that recently took effect. sion Service Requests, to Portland, the largest ance. Here’s what you need to know: bring the facility up to date wheat-export harbor in the NEW YORK— Don’t give up on that Because workers have to decide how with Idaho Power’s current United States. money in your flexible spending ac- much to put in their FSAs before Dates to note tariffs and processes. The study will focus on count just yet. the start of each year, The project is a qualified northeastern Oregon, The first matter of business is getting The big downside of flexible there’s always the dan- Public Utility Regulatory southeastern Washington your dates straight. Don’t confuse the spending accounts is that ger of setting aside too Policies Act (PURPA) facil- and Idaho’s panhandle. It grace period with the deadline for filing any unused money is much. For those who ity . includes the cities of expenses. lost at year’s end. The leave money behind, the PURPA requires electric Pendleton in Oregon; Pull- A grace period is a window of time good news is many par- typical unused amount is utilities purchase energy man and Othello in Wash- during which you can continue incur- ticipants can take advan- $85, according to WageWorks, produced by small power ington; and Moscow, Ida- ring eligible expenses. Under guide- tage of a grace period that which administers about 1.7 million operators. ho. The area produces lines set by the Internal Revenue Ser- doesn’t end until March 15. FSA plans. That money is pocketed by In 2011, the agreement’s some of the nation’s high- vice, this period can last up to Flexible spending accounts, or FSAs, employers. proposed rate for normal est yields of non-irrigated 2 1/2 months after the end of the plan are offered through employers and let One quick way to deplete your bal- load hours is $60.06 per winter wheat. workers set aside pretax earnings to pay ance is to revisit the list of eligible ex- megawatt-hour, escalating for out-of-pocket medical costs. That penses. That could be a bit confusing See FSA, Business 2 to $103.76 per MW in 2025. — Staff and wire reports Study: Doctors order tests out of fear of lawsuits By Marilynn Marchione Roughly one-fifth of tests ter President Barack Obama mind,” said its leader, Dr. Wednesday at an American ter when a doctor orders lots Associated Press writer that bone and joint special- began a push to overhaul John Flynn of Children’s Academy of Orthopedic of tests — until they get the ists order are because a doc- state medical malpractice Hospital of Philadelphia. If Surgeons conference in Cal- bill. SAN DIEGO — CT scans, tor fears being sued, not be- laws as a way to reduce un- doctors sense you might ifornia. Besides hurting your wal- MRIs and other pricey imag- cause the patient needs necessary tests that drive up second-guess them or cause Patients expect the high- let and adding to health care ing tests are often more for them, a first-of-its-kind health care costs. trouble, “you could poten- est level of care and think costs, unnecessary tests can the doctor’s benefit than the study in Pennsylvania sug- “This study is a glimpse tially be risking more tests this means the most ad- expose people to radiation patient’s, new research con- gests. behind the curtain of what’s being done.” vanced technology, Flynn firms. The study comes a day af- happening in a doctor’s Results were reported said. Many patients feel bet- See DOCTORS, Business 2

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NYSE AMEX NASDAQ Feb. 18, 2011 12,500 12,000 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) &QY,QPGU Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg Name Vol(00) Last Chg KPFWUVTKCNU 11,500 Citigrp 2413437 4.91 -.03 VantageDrl 105509 2.06 -.07 BrcdeCm 1110897 6.38 +.36 11,000 S&P500ETF1141847 134.53 +.28 AvalRare n 70659 7.63 -.64 Cisco 831574 18.85 +.17 10,500 +73.11 BkofAm 959598 14.75 -.06 Hyperdyn 63270 6.09 +.49 Microsoft 670805 27.06 -.15 10,000 NBkGreece 895531 2.21 +.14 GoldStr g 43205 4.06 -.13 Level3 655833 1.46 +.05 12,391.25 SFOND J FordM 676177 15.77 -.20 NovaGld g 41870 14.40 -.25 Intel 539070 22.14 +.17 The Dow Jones industrial average con- Pct. change from previous: +0.59% High12,391.29 Low 12,303.23 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) tinued climbing on Friday, notching Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg its third straight week of gains. Feb. 18, 2011 2,900 TrnsRty 4.47 +.85 +23.5 NewConcEn 4.68 +1.41 +43.1 CT BkTr 7.50 +1.50 +25.0 The Dow gained 73.1 points, or 0.6 per- KV PhB lf 9.87 +1.29 +15.0 IncOpR 3.30 +.55 +20.0 AmPubEd 43.49 +8.40 +23.9 2,700 cent, to close at 12,391.25. The S&P Vorndo pfA 128.78 +16.81 +15.0 Hyperdyn 6.09 +.49 +8.8 TechTarg 8.67 +1.37 +18.8 0CUFCS 2,500 500 rose 2.58 points, or 0.2 percent, KV PhmA 9.86 +1.28 +14.9 iMergent 5.31 +.41 +8.4 OnAssign 10.41 +1.52 +17.1 EQORQUKVG Boise wt 2.11 +.26 +14.1 Accelr8 2.70 +.16 +6.3 ArubaNet 31.22 +4.54 +17.0 2,300 to 1,343.01. The Nasdaq composite +2.37 rose 2.37,or less than 0.1 percent, to LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) 2,100 2,833.95. 2,833.95 SFOND J Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg The Nasdaq is now 25 points away RosettaStn 16.76 -3.51 -17.3 TravelCtrs 9.32 -1.79 -16.1 Zion wt1-12 4.17 -.83 -16.6 Pct. change from previous: +0.08% High2,840.51 Low 2,823.65 from reaching a 10-year high. SeacorHld 95.65 -16.78 -14.9 ChinaShen 6.35 -.58 -8.4 PureCycle 4.25 -.55 -11.5 BiP Cottn 98.06 -12.94 -11.7 Procera rs 9.13 -.77 -7.8 OptCable 5.85 -.75 -11.4 Rising shares outpaced falling ones by 1,400 GoodrPet 19.70 -2.32 -10.5 AvalRare n 7.63 -.64 -7.7 US Conc n 9.64 -1.10 -10.2 Feb. 18, 2011 a nearly three to two margin on the Vonage 4.26 -.36 -7.8 VantDrl un 2.20 -.15 -6.4 SnydLance 18.31 -2.01 -9.9 5VCPFCTF 1,300 New York Stock Exchange. Trading volume was 1 billion shares. DIARY DIARY DIARY 2QQT¶U 1,200 Advanced 1,745 Advanced 235 Advanced 1,354 1,100 Declined 1,275 Declined 251 Declined 1,280 +2.58 Unchanged 136 Unchanged 26 Unchanged 144 1,000 Total issues 3,156 Total issues 512 Total issues 2,778 1,343.01 SFOND J New Highs 350 New Highs 22 New Highs 248 Pct. change from previous: +0.19% High 1,344.07Low 1,338.12 New Lows 7 New Lows 1 New Lows 14 Volume 4,023,733,405 Volume 162,816,768 Volume 2,036,950,788 AP

INDEXES 12,331.31 9,614.32 Dow Jones Industrials 12,391.25 +73.11 +.59 +7.03 +19.12 COMMODITIES REPORT 5,306.54 3,872.64 Dow Jones Transportation 5,296.20 -1.90 -.04 +3.71 +30.43 count 10.50-11.00. 416.47 346.95 Dow Jones Utilities 411.13 -.10 -.02 +1.52 +9.02 C LOSING FUTURES B EANS Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 9.00-9.50. 8,503.80 6,355.83 NYSE Composite 8,507.90 +10.49 +.12 +6.83 +20.11 Russet Norkotahs Washington 50-lb cartons 70 count 16.00- 17.00: 100 count 11.00-12.00. 2,332.96 1,689.19 Amex Index 2,346.81 +13.85 +.59 +6.27 +24.82 Mon Commodity High Low Close Change Valley Beans Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 6.00-6.50. 2,835.20 2,061.14 Nasdaq Composite 2,833.95 +2.37 +.08 +6.83 +26.30 Feb Live cattle 111.15 109.90 111.05 + .78 Prices are net to growers, 100 pounds, U.S. No. 1 beans, less Idaho bean tax and storage charges. Prices subject to change 1,341.50 1,010.91 S&P 500 1,343.01 +2.58 +.19 +6.79 +21.08 Apr Live cattle 115.60 114.53 115.15 + .05 without notice. Producers desiring more recent price information 14,250.78 10,596.20 Wilshire 5000 14,257.34 +19.19 +.13 +6.72 +23.37 Mar Feeder cattle 130.70 129.65 130.08 - .53 should contact dealers. L IVESTOCK 835.52 587.66 Russell 2000 834.82 +.80 +.10 +6.53 +32.17 Apr Feeder cattle 132.25 131.20 131.75 - .63 Pintos, no quote, new crop great northerns, no quote; pinks, no TWIN FALLS — Twin Falls Livestock Commission Co. reports the May Feeder cattle 132.95 131.90 132.25 - .93 quote, new crop; small reds, no quote, new crop. Prices are given following prices from the livestock sale held Wednesday, Feb. 16. Feb Lean hogs 93.20 92.00 92.28 + .10 by Rangens in Buhl. Prices current Feb. 16. Steers: 400 to 500 lbs., $156.10-$164.50; 500 to 600 lbs., $143- STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST Apr Lean hogs 100.75 100.20 100.55 + .25 Other Idaho bean prices are collected weekly by Bean Market $160.50; 600 to 700 lbs., $134.50-$146; 700 to 800 lbs., $123- Mar Wheat 848.00 821.00 822.25 - 28.50 News, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Pintos, $25-$27; pinks, $134.60; over 800 lbs., $116.50-$127.25 Kaman .56 26 31.93 +.69 +9.8 Ltd. $25-$28; small reds, Ltd. $28-$30; garbanzos, Ltd. $32-$34. Heifers: under 400 lbs., $151.50-$169; 400 to 500 lbs., $147.50- AlliantEgy 1.70f 14 39.04 ... +6.2 May Wheat 880.00 855.50 855.75 - 27.75 Quotes current Feb. 16. $160; 500 to 600 lbs., $134-$148; 600 to 700 lbs., $121-$132; 700 AlliantTch .80 8 72.74 -.02 -2.3 Keycorp .04 21 9.53 +.09 +7.7 Mar KC Wheat 953.00 927.00 929.75 - 23.50 to 800 lbs., $110-$125.85; over 800 lbs., $108-$120 AmCasino .42 ... 17.30 +.27 +10.7 LeeEnt ... 5 3.02 -.02 +22.8 May KC Wheat 965.00 938.75 940.75 - 23.25 Commercial/utility cows: $56-$79 Aon Corp .60 21 52.93 +1.01 +15.0 MicronT ... 6 11.70 -.10 +45.9 Mar MPS Wheat 983.25 952.00 955.50 - 24.50 G RAINS Canners/cutters: $42-$56 May MPS Wheat 993.00 963.00 966.50 - 24.25 Stock cows: $710-$1,455 BallardPw ...... 2.12 ... +41.3 OfficeMax ... 16 14.69 -.18 -17.0 Heiferetts: $84-$93 RockTen .80 13 70.27 -1.96 +30.3 Mar Corn 714.00 702.50 709.75 - 3.00 Valley Grains Butcher bulls: $76-$94.50 BkofAm .04 22 14.75 -.06 +10.6 May Corn 725.25 713.00 720.75 - 2.75 Prices for wheat per bushel, ask: mixed grain, oats, corn and Sensient .84f 16 33.77 +.08 -8.1 Feeder bulls: $71.50-$87 ConAgra .92 15 22.76 -.04 +.8 Mar Soybeans 1393.501361.501368.00 - 36.50 beans per hundred weight. Prices subject to change without Market trend: Cows are steady: calves and feeders are $2 to $4 Costco .82 25 75.43 +.59 +4.5 SkyWest .16 11 15.74 +.07 +.8 May Soybeans 1405.001373.001381.00 - 38.50 notice. higher Soft white wheat, ask; barley, $10.60; oats, $9.00; corn, $12.40 No Saturday sale, Feb. 12 Diebold 1.12f 16 35.31 +.41 +10.2 Teradyn ... 10 18.92 ... +34.8 Feb BFP Milk 17.05 16.97 16.99 + .01 (15 percent moisture). Prices are given by Rangens in Buhl. Tuppwre 1.20 16 55.19 +.41 +15.8 Mar BFP Milk 18.94 18.40 18.51 - .40 DukeEngy .98 13 17.94 -.18 +.7 Prices current Feb. 16. POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Livestock DukeRlty .68 ... 13.61 -.03 +9.2 US Bancrp .20 18 28.56 +.20 +5.9 Apr BFP Milk 18.67 17.97 18.06 - .50 Barley, $11.70 (cwt): corn, $12.60 (cwt). Prices quoted by JD Report for Friday, Feb. 18. Fastenal 1.00f 35 63.70 +.61 +6.3 Valhi .40 ... 22.25 +.35 +.6 May BFP Milk 18.33 17.83 17.85 - .38 Heiskell. Prices current Feb. 16. LIVESTOCK AUCTION — Idaho Livestock Auction in Idaho Falls on WalMart 1.21 14 55.38 +.63 +2.7 Jun BFP Milk 17.90 17.52 17.56 - .31 Wednesday. Utility and commercial cows 68.00-78.00; canner & Heinz 1.80 17 47.72 -.64 -3.5 POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain cutters 58.00-72.00; heavy feeder steers 95.00-126.00;light feed- WashFed .24f 15 18.31 -.20 +8.2 Mar Sugar 31.49 30.80 31.02 - .24 Report for Friday, Feb. 18. HewlettP .32 13 48.67 +.05 +15.6 May Sugar 28.94 28.08 28.42 - .44 er steers 128.00-156.00; stocker steers 155.00-166.00; heavy hol- POCATELLO — White wheat 7.35 (steady); 11.5 percent winter 7.89 stein feeder steers 75.00-85.00; light holstein feeder steers HomeDp .95 21 38.48 +.30 +9.8 WellsFargo .20 15 32.64 -.31 +5.3 Mar B-Pound 1.6261 1.6146 1.6243 + .0073 (down 24); 14 percent spring 10.62 (down 16); barley 9.90 ZionBcp .04 ... 24.10 -.44 -.5 80.00-90.00; heavy feeder heifers 102.00-119.00;light feeder Idacorp 1.20 15 38.18 +.14 +3.2 Jun B-Pound 1.6238 1.6145 1.6223 + .0071 (steady) heifers 117.00-138.00; stocker heifers 135.00-155.00; slaughter Mar J-Yen 1.2047 1.1972 1.2032 + .0032 BURLEY — White wheat 7.40 (steady); 11.5 percent winter 7.84 bulls 68.00-89.00. Remarks: All classes steady to higher. (down 24); 14 percent spring 10.55 (down 26); barley 10.25 Jun J-Yen 1.2052 1.1984 1.2042 + .0032 (steady) HOW TO READ THE REPORT Mar Euro-currency 1.3714 1.3542 1.3681 + .0080 OGDEN — White wheat 7.35 (down 15); 11.5 percent winter 8.05 Jun Euro-currency 1.3693 1.3530 1.3665 + .0080 (down 5); 14 percent spring 10.21 (down 19); barley 10.50 M ETALS/MONEY Mar Canada dollar 1.0181 1.0122 1.0130 - .0021 (steady) Stock Footnotes: cc – PE greater than 99. dd – Loss in last 12 mos. d – New 52-wk low Jun Canada dollar 1.0160 1.0103 1.0109 - .0020 PORTLAND — White wheat 8.42 (down 3); 11 percent winter 9.05- NEW YORK (AP) — Key currency exchange rates Friday, compared during trading day. g – Dividend in Canadian $. Stock price in U.S.$. n – New issue in Mar U.S. Dollar 78.30 77.57 77.72 - .35 9.25 (down 23 to 13); 14 percent spring 11.74; corn 283.50-287.00 with late Thursday in New York: past 52 wks. q – Closed-end mutual fund; no PE calculated. s – Split or stock dividend of (down 1.00) Dollar vs: Exch. Rate Pvs Day Feb Comex gold 1391.8 1381.8 1388.2 + 3.5 NAMPA — White wheat cwt 12.08 (down 34): bushel 7.25 (down 25 pct or more in last 52 wks. Div begins with date of split or stock dividend. u – New 52- Apr Comex gold 1392.6 1382.0 1388.6 + 3.5 Yen 83.10 83.33 wk high during trading day. v – Trading halted on primary market. Unless noted, dividend 20) Euro $1.3685 $1.3604 rates are annual disbursements based on last declaration. pf – Preferred. pp – Holder Mar Comex silver 32.87 31.61 32.30 + .73 Pound $1.6246 $1.6174 owes installment(s) of purchase price. rt – Rights. un – Units. wd – When distributed. wi – May Comex silver 32.85 31.62 32.29 + .70 C HEESE Swiss franc 0.9456 0.9498 Mar Treasury bond 119.2 118.2 119.7 - 0.7 Canadian dollar 0.9868 0.9848 When issued. wt – Warrants. ww – With warrants. xw – Without warrants. Mexican peso 12.0294 12.0103 Dividend Footnotes: a – Also extra or extras. b – Annual rate plus stock dividend. c – Jun Treasury bond 117.3 117.4 117.2 - 0.7 Cheddar cheese prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Liquidating dividend. e – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos. f – Annual rate, increased Mar Coffee 274.00 266.45 271.65 + 4.30 Barrels: $1.9175, + .0050: Blocks: $1.9550, + .0050 Selected world gold prices, Friday. on last declaration. i – Declared or paid after stock dividend or split. j – Paid this year, divi- May Coffee 275.90 267.50 273.00 + 4.15 London morning fixing: $1385.50 up $6.50. dend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last meeting. k – Declared or paid this year, Mar Cocoa 2296 2239 2280 + 36 London afternoon fixing: $1383.50 up $4.50. accumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m – Annual rate, reduced on last declara- May Cocoa 2279 2224 2263 + 31 P OTATOES NY Handy & Harman: $1383.50 up $4.50. tion. p – Init div, annual rate unknown. r – Declared or paid in preceding 12 mos plus Mar Cotton 211.02 197.02 197.02 - 7.00 NY Handy & Harman fabricated: $1494.18 up $4.86. May Cotton 208.93 194.93 194.93 - 7.00 CHICAGO (AP) — USDA — Major potato markets FOB shipping NY Engelhard: $1386.50 up $4.51. stock dividend. t – Paid in stock in last 12 mos, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or NY Engelhard fabricated: $1490.49 up $4.85. distribution date. x – Ex-dividend or ex-rights. y – Ex-dividend and sales in full. z – Sales Mar Crude oil 87.88 85.65 86.20 - .16 points Thursday. Russet Burbanks Idaho 50-lb cartons 70 count 19.50-20.00: 100 in full. vj – In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, Mar Unleaded gas 2.5683 2.4977 2.5513 + .0236 count 10.50-11.00. NEW YORK (AP) — Handy & Harman silver Friday $32.635 up or securities assumed by such companies. Mar Heating oil 2.7495 2.6731 2.7129 - .0195 Baled 5-10 lb film bags (non Size A) 7.00-8.00. $1.365. • Most active stocks above must be worth $1 and gainers/losers $2. Apr Natural gas 3.930 3.877 3.906 + .005 Russet Norkotahs Idaho 50-lb cartons 70 count 18.00-19.00: 100 H&H fabricated $39.162 up $1.638. Mutual Fund Footnotes: e – Ex-capital gains distribution. f – Previous day’s quote. n - Quotations from Sinclair & Co. count 10.00-11.00 The morning bullion price for silver in London $31.940 up $1.330. Engelhard $32.010 up $1.060. No-load fund. p – Fund assets used to pay distribution costs. r – Redemption fee or con- 733-6013 or (800) 635-0821 Baled 5-10 film bags (non Size A) 6.50-7.50. tingent deferred sales load may apply. s – Stock dividend or split. t – Both p and r. x – Ex- Russets Norkotahs Wisconsin 50-lb 70 count 15.00-16.00: 100 Engelhard fabricated $38.412 up $1.272. cash dividend. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. Get more stocks and commodities information online at Magicvalley.com/business/ ICE begins new round of hiring record audits Doctors Continued from Business 1 By Suzanne Gamboa ment. The agency declined can audit other parts of the should be more frightened. Associated Press writer to name the businesses to be company if their records re- Companies across the U.S. that accumulates over a life- QUESTIONS TO inspected. view shows there may be need to take compliance se- time and can raise the risk of WASHINGTON — The The latest round of audits problems beyond the head- riously. Its ridiculous to say cancer. Ordinary X-rays are ASK ABOUT A Obama administration is will differ slightly from pre- quarters,Lurie said. you are not doing anything . rarely a concern, but an MRI, launching a new round vious ones.Agents previous- Lurie said the new focus we will wait until the federal or magnetic resonance im- MEDICAL TEST: of worksite investigations, ly were told to audit a certain for the audits is a sign that government knocks at door,” aging scan, can cost $1,000 • Is it truly needed? How will it maintaining the pressure on number each of small, medi- ICE is becoming more so- she said. or more. And super-sharp change my care? businesses to make sure they um and large businesses,said phisticated in its worksite Companies can take small, X-rays called CT scans in- • Have you or another doctor are hiring only people who Dawn Lurie, who advises enforcement. inexpensive steps to help volve relatively large radia- done this test on me before? can legally work in the U.S. businesses on immigration The Obama administra- themselves,she said. tion doses. • Does the test involve much Immigration and Customs compliance. tions worksite strategy dif- The administration has Yet doctors often order radiation and is there an alter- Enforcement said Thursday But this time agents are fers from that of the Bush investigated records of such tests they dont really think a native that does not? it has notified 1,000 compa- being encouraged to investi- administration, which fo- companies as Krispy Kreme patient needs because they • How many images are need- nies of upcoming audits of gate larger companies if cused on high-profile raids and Abercrombie and Fitch. fear being sued if the diag- ed? their I-9s, forms that new thats where tips and leads that led to arrests of hun- An immigration official has nosis was wrong or they • Do you have a financial stake in employees complete, and of are pointing them. A new dreds of workers at a single said such audits doubled in miss detecting a problem. the machines that will be used? the identification docu- Employment Compliance work site. 2010 over 2008. Previous studies of how ments those employees pro- Inspection Center in the ICE still conducts raids, But critics say the admin- often this happens have re- Online: vided to show they are eligi- Washington suburb of Crys- but they are smaller and less istrations tactic isnt going lied on doctor surveys. This ble to work in the U.S. tal City, Va., means theyll visible. The current admin- far enough. At a recent is the first one to enlist doc- Orthopedics group: “The inspections will have more auditors and oth- istration also has been criti- House subcommittee hear- tors in advance to track their http://www.aaos.org/ touch on employers of all er resources for those larger cized for auditing mostly ing, Republican lawmakers decisions over time. Consumer information: sizes and in every state in the investigations. small businesses. suggested returning to raids It involved 72 orthopedic www.radiologyinfo.org and nation — no one industry is Audits are usually per- Lurie said she thinks the and questioned whether surgeons . http://tinyurl.com/2wv5fg being targeted nor is any one formed at the state in which a administrations audit tactic more people not legally industry immune from company is headquartered, is having an effect. working could be detained scrutiny,”ICE said in a state- but agents are being told they “I do think businesses and deported. Show

Continued fromBusiness 1 vesting in their landscaping. FSA spa prices the same,” Asher Since people are spending Continued from Business 1 said. more time at home, they for ways to spend any re- could reject the claim The idea is to limit FSA Although the cost of wa- want to enjoy their sur- cycle. Because plans usually maining money, be sure you “Theres a certain amount spending and boost tax rev- ter treatment products and roundings.” end Dec. 31, theres still a havent overlooked any eligi- of honor that youre not pur- enue to fund other aspects of accessories will likely Even without the Home few weeks left in the grace ble expenses. chasing cold remedy without the health care overhaul. You shoulder price increases of and Garden Show, Alcala period for most. For example, you might needing it,”said Jody Dietel, still dont need prescriptions spas, Asher said people said the season is shaping up Not all plans offer grace not realize that mileage for chief compliance officer at for supplies such as canes and seem more willing to spend nicely. periods, however, so be sure medical appointments can WageWorks. thermometers. this year. “We are very optimistic. to check with your plan ad- be reimbursed. The rate isnt If you still have money re- Another change could That sentiment was We have a lot of sprinkler ministrator. much — 16.5 cents a mile last maining, book appoint- benefit new moms. Last shared by Jose Alcala, owner installations scheduled and Even if you dont have a year and 19 cents a mile this ments in next few weeks for a week, the IRS said the cost of of Excel landscaping in have more calls for spray grace period, you may still year — but it could add up checkup or preventive serv- breast pumps will be consid- Twin Falls. service than we did at this be able to salvage money re- depending on your situation. ices such as mammograms ered an eligible expense ef- “This is the first time time last year,” Alcala said. maining in your FSA. Thats Other eligible expenses and vaccinations. If all else fective immediately. Thats weve come to this show,but “The feedback from the because the deadline to that might surprise you fails, it may be time to finally important because the we felt this year would be a show, just hours into it, has submit claims for any over- include bandages, con- make that dentist appoint- pumps and related equip- good year to attend, as peo- been phenomenal. Were looked expenses in the past doms and heat pads. ment. ment can cost several hun- ple seem willing to spend on looking forward to a great year usually isnt until three Weight loss programs, hu- dred dollars. their homes and outside weekend.” or four months after the midifiers and other items Whats new Whether you can get reim- surroundings. Were finding plan ends. For most, thats could also be reimbursable The sweeping health care bursement for pumps pur- that many people, instead of Blair Koch may be reached March 31 or April 30. with a doctors note. To overhaul passed last year in- chased in 2010 or earlier this going on vacation or moving at [email protected] In some cases, employers see a full list of eligible ex- cluded an important change year is up to your employer, into a bigger home, are in- or 735-3295. will distribute any money penses, check www.saves- for FSAs: Prescriptions are however, according to the remaining back to workers martspendhealthy.com . now needed for over-the- IRS. at a normal tax rate. More If you plan on hitting the counter medications. Another change to note: commonly, however, com- drugstore to zero out your The requirement applies to The amount workers can panies use it for administra- funds, remember that ex- purchases made after Jan. 1, contribute to FSAs will be tive costs. penses technically have to be including any medications, capped at $2,500 in 2013. How to spend it for existing conditions. So if such as aspirin or Tylenol Right now, employers can set you try and stockpile 20 box- PM, you buy during the grace any cap but typically limit it GOOD DEALS @ GREAT PRICES www.magicvalley.com/todaysdeal Before you start searching es of bandages, your plan period using last years funds. to around $5,000. COMMUNITYSECTION EDITOR NATE POPPINO: 735-3237 [email protected] SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2011 BUSINESS 3 Three Cassia Regional volunteers Taking the sobriety complete interpreter training field test is a benefit Is taking the field so- ASK Q:briety tests volun- POLICEMAN tary or mandatory? I have heard that you can refuse to DAN take the field sobriety tests. — John Dan Bristol The simple answer is license suspended for one yes and no.Con- A: year instead of 90 days for fused? Then you must not being a first-time DUI of- be an attorney. fender. Most officers will have a If you dont believe you suspect perform numerous are intoxicated,then taking tests to determine if that the tests offered is to your person might be under the benefit and if you test under influence of something the limit youre free to go.If that impaired his or her you refuse to take the driving.You can refuse breath test (the most-fre- those tests,but you cant quently offered) then a refuse the test to see how forced blood draw can be intoxicated you are. obtained without a search The law is called the im- warrant or your permission plied consent law (I.C.18- (yes,the Supreme Court 8002) which states as fol- has upheld it.Do I hear fu- lows: ture questions?). “(1) Any person who The easy way to avoid drives or is in actual physi- having to take any field so- cal control of a motor vehi- briety tests is to not drink cle in this state shall be and drive — or take med- deemed to have given his ication (legal or illegal) and consent to evidentiary drive,because DUI means testing for concentration of driving under the influence alcohol as defined in sec- of intoxicants,not just al- tion 18-8004,Idaho Code, cohol.Paint fumes can also and to have given his (or cause you to be DUI.Alco- her) consent to evidentiary hol is the only chemical that testing for the presence of has a legal limit (.08 blood- drugs or other intoxicating alcohol content or higher). Courtesy photo substances,provided that The rest just have to be such testing is adminis- Pictured are Mary Woodbury and Ruth and Richard Tundag. shown to be in your system tered at the request of a to prove impairment. peace officer having rea- Mary Woodbury, Ruth and Richard teers at Intermountain Healthcare. the clinical setting. These three volun- sonable grounds to believe Tundag are three volunteers from Cas- The interpreter program is designed teers join the 20 other employees al- that person has been driv- Officer down sia Regional Medical Center who have to help fluently bilingual individuals ready trained in the program. ing or in actual physical Please put these officers, completed medical interpreting train- develop the skills necessary to facilitate For information on volunteering: control of a motor vehicle killed in the line of duty, ing offered to employees and volun- effective and reliable interpretation in Geri Alejandro,677-6526. in violation of the provi- and their families in your sions of section 18-8004, prayers.God bless this he- Idaho Code,or section 18- roes. 8006,Idaho Code. • Officer Jonathon Bas- “(2) Such person shall tock,Stow Police,Ohio. not have the right to con- • Officer Aaron Peru, CSI to mark Lunar New Year sult with an attorney be- San Carlos Apache Tribal fore submitting to such ev- Police. identiary testing.” • Officer Thomas The seventh-annual Lu- buffet with delicious Asian the Lunar New Year. Tickets will be available What that means is that Adams,California High- nar New Year celebration at entrees beginning at 6 p.m. Also known as Spring Fes- Wednesday at the door of when you get your drivers way Patrol. the College of Southern Entertainment at 7 p.m. will tival or Chinese New Year, the Student Union Building. license or are driving,you • Captain Daniel Stiles, Idaho is scheduled for include the Lion Dance, a Lunar New Year is celebrat- General admission will be have already agreed to take Uniontown Police,Ohio. 6 p.m. Wednesday, in the Lunar New Year tradition ed in several Asian countries $12 for adults and $5 for stu- the field sobriety test, • Special Agent Jaime J. CSI Student Union build- that features several people and is one of the most im- dents and children. The first which is part of the eviden- Zapata,United States De- ing. dancing through the crowd portant holidays on their 200 CSI students with cur- tiary testing. partment of Homeland Se- The event, put on by CSIs under a dragon-like cos- calendar. The actual date of rent activity cards will be Refusing to take the field curity. Asian Student Organiza- tume and accompanied by this years Lunar New Year admitted free of charge. sobriety tests does not • Deputy Marshal Derek tion, Program Board and Di- rhythmic music, and a per- was Feb. 3; this year is the Information: Bryan Mat- mean that you cant be Hotsinpiller,United States versity Council, features a formance on the origin of Year of the Rabbit. suoka, 732-6450. tested.Usually refusing to Department of Justice. take the field sobriety tests They fought the good is in itself a reason to have fight,now may they rest in evidentiary tests done (ei- peace. BRIDGE NEWS ther breath or blood).Also, refusing takes a lot of the See you next week. Leo Moore,4.Eunice Merigan and Peggy Hackley, 2. Shirley and Riley Burton, 2. Veeta Rupert bridge burden off the officer and E-mail your questions to and Barbara Carney. Tschannen and Duane Roberts and Doris Finey,3.Bo- places it on the driver to [email protected]. winners named Games are held at 1 p.m. Schneberger, 3. Edna Pierson bette Plankey and Kathy prove he or she is not in- The BJ Duplicate Bridge Tuesdays at the Rupert Elks. and Riley Burton. Rooney. toxicated.Refusing also Dan Bristol is the Club in Rupert has an- For partners and more infor- Flight B:1.Dennis Hanel and Flight B: 1. Veeta Roberts means you get your drivers Heyburn Chief of Police. nounced the results of play for mation: Steve Sams, 878- Grace Bennett, 2. Joye As- and Doris Finey. Feb.15: 3997,or Vera Mai,436-4163. torquia and Pat Dearborn. East-West: North-South: 1. Riley Bur- East-West: Flight A:1. Beverly Reed and ton and Edna Pierson, 2. Bill Twin Falls Duplicate Flight A: 1. Betty Grant and Patti Cooper,2.Wilma Driscoll Gooding residents invited to learn about garden Goodman and Clarence Nei- Don Rahe, 2. Kathy Rooney and Jesse Lingnaw, 3. Sue wert, 3. Nancy Gibson and Bridge results and Ruth Rahe, 3. Nancy Gib- Skinner and Peggy Hackley. Organizers behind a pro- Gooding High School mul- Trudy Carver, 3. Lila Buman Twin Falls Duplicate Bridge son and Steve Sams. Flight B: 1. Beverly Reed and posed city of Gooding tipurpose room. Organiz- and Marian Snow. has released bridge results for Flight B: 1. Nancy Gibson Patti Cooper. Community Garden invite ers, who include the Youth East-West: 1. Marlene the second half of January. and Steve Sams. Twin Falls Duplicate the public to a community Advisory Council, plan to Temple and Shirley Harris, 2. Jan. 19: Jan. 26: Bridge is played at 1 p.m. meeting about the project. gather needs for the garden Shirley Tschannen and Sue North-South: North-South: Wednesdays at the Twin The meeting will be at and seek out resources to Skinner, 3. Dee Keicher and Flight A: 1. Renee Bulcher Flight A: 1. Renee Bulcher Falls Senior Center. 7 p.m. Wednesday at the help it take shape. To see or not to see through cataracts surgery

DEAR DR. GOTT: Ive Each location presents with vancing age, smoking and Surgery involves remov- you should seek immediate been seeing an optometrist its own characteristics. consuming excessive ing the clouded lenses and medical attention either for several years now,and ASK Those that affect the center amounts of alcohol are but a replacing them with a plas- with your eye doctor or an even though he says I dont DR. GOTT may cause double images. few of the known causes. tic implant.There is gener- emergency department. need a new prescription and The lens may yellow or Diagnosis can be made ally a period of three or four Treatment options in- he has diagnosed me with Dr. Peter Gott eventually turn brown. Its through examination utiliz- weeks between the proce- clude several rather sophis- the beginning of cataracts, I this modification of the lens ing a slit lamp, dilation of dures.Local anesthesia ticated but successful pro- dont feel I can see as well as foggy window.We may see that causes difficulties dis- the eye(s) and the reading of numbs the area around the cedures.A loss of vision to I once did. So I made an ap- halos around lights, have tinguishing colors. Those an eye chart. A slit lamp al- eye(s),but you will be awake the portion of the eye that pointment yesterday with difficulties reading or driv- that affect the edges inter- lows your doctor to illumi- and alert during the proce- corresponds to the detach- my ophthalmologist, who ing at night, colors fade and fere with light passing nate the inner eye and de- dure.And,as you have been ment will result unless sur- told me I have bilateral diplopia (double vision) may through the center of the tect abnormalities. told,repair does increase the gery is performed. cataracts that have ad- be present in one eye only. lens. Night driving becomes If your ophthalmologist risk of retinal detachment,a To provide related infor- vanced to the point of re- A cataract may affect a difficult because of the glare has recommended surgical condition that develops mation,I am sending you a quiring surgical removal. small portion of the lens of of oncoming vehicles. repair,it is likely because of when the retina at the back copy of my Health Report Now comes the hard part. the eye but will eventually When a cataract obstructs the advancement of your of the eye pulls away from “An Informed Approach to My ophthalmologist indi- grow,distorting the light the back of the lens, diffi- cataracts and the effect they the blood vessels that supply Surgery.”Other readers who cates my risk of retinal de- that passes through it. We culties reading and halos have had on your quality of oxygen and nutrients.This would like a copy should tachment will increase. Can may compensate by being can result. Congenital life.Furthermore,the bene- occurs in less than 1 percent send a self-addressed this be repaired if it hap- prescribed stronger eye- cataracts dont always affect fits of the procedure(s) must of cases.Advanced diabetes, stamped No.10 envelope pens? Perhaps I should suf- glasses and turning on more vision but when they do, outweigh the risks.There trauma or shrinkage of the and a $2 check or money or- fer with poor vision rather lights when reading; how- surgical repair is commonly comes a time when a vitreous fluid that fills the der made payable to than take the chance. ever,there comes a time performed as soon as they stronger prescription will no inside of the eye,prior eye Newsletter and mailed to Whats your take on the when vision will be im- are detected. longer be sufficient,but this surgery and myopia (ex- Newsletter,P.O.Box 167, matter? paired enough in one or There are several condi- doesnt imply you should treme nearsightedness) may Wickliffe,OH 44092-0167. DEAR READER: both eyes to require surgical tions that may contribute to rush into surgery.That deci- be to blame. Be sure to mention the title Cataracts develop slowly,so repair. developing cataracts. Ex- sion can best be left to you Warning signs of retinal or print an order form off my we have a tendency to at- Cataracts may be con- tensive sunlight exposure and your doctor.You have detachment include numer- website at www.AskDr- tribute diminished vision to genital (present from birth) without the use of sun- time to make a sensible de- ous floaters,light flashes GottMD.com. the aging process. They or can develop as we age. glasses blocking harmful cision.Your cataracts will and a shadow over the visual cloud vision, much like They affect the center, ultraviolet rays, hyperten- not advance to a point where field.Should these or other Peter H. Gott is a retired looking through a dirty or edges or back of the lens. sion, obesity,diabetes, ad- they cannot be removed. unusual symptoms occur, physician and author. Business 4 Saturday, February 19, 2011 WEATHER/WORLD Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho

BURLEY/RUPERT FORECAST TWIN FALLS FIVE-DAY FORECAST Yesterday’s Weather Today: Showers to mixed showers. High 45. Today Tonight Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday City Hi Lo Prcp Boise 44 37 0.13" Tonight: Mostly cloudy with snow showers. Low 26. Challis 35 22 0.01" Coeur d’ Alene 37 21 0.01" Idaho Falls 37 11 0.00" Tomorrow: Cooler with light snow. High 38. Jerome 35 28 Trace" Lewiston 39 31 0.13" Lowell 47 32 0.10" Malad City n/a n/a n/a" ALMANAC - BURLEY Malta n/a n/a n/a" Showers to a Mostly cloudy, AM light snow, Partly cloudy Chance of Expect more Pocatello 39 28 0.00" rain/snow mix snow showers then mostly snow late snow Rexburg 36 19 0.00" Temperature Precipitation Salmon 36 21 0.00" cloudy Stanley 27 19 0.07" Sun Valley 31 21 0.50" Yesterday’s High 41° Yesterday’s Trace High 43° Low 30° 32° / 24° 39° / 25° 35° / 23° 29° / 18° Yesterday’s Low 30° Month to Date 0.03" Normal High / Low 42° / 26° Avg. Month to Date 0.53" ALMANAC - TWIN FALLS Record High 62° in 1958 Water Year to Date 5.2" Record Low 4° in 1984 Avg. Water Year to Date 4.36" Barometric Sunrise and Temperature Precipitation Humidity Pressure Sunset IDAHO’S FORECAST Yesterday’s High 39° Yesterday’s Trace Yesterday’s High 78% 5 pm Yesterday 29.91 in. Today Sunrise: 7:29 AM Sunset: 6:15 PM Yesterday’s Low 30° Month to Date 0.01" Yesterday’s Low 42% Sunday Sunrise: 7:28 AM Sunset: 6:16 PM SUN VALLEY, SURROUNDING MTS. Normal High / Low 43° / 27° Avg. Month to Date 0.6" Today’s Forecast Avg. 69% Monday Sunrise: 7:26 AM Sunset: 6:17 PM Snow will pile up in the mountains this weekend Record High 59° in 1977 Water Year to Date 6.02" Tuesday Sunrise: 7:25 AM Sunset: 6:19 PM as moisture continues to stream in from the Record Low 6° in 1993 Avg. Water Year to Date 4.96" A water year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 Wednesday Sunrise: 7:25 AM Sunset: 6:20 PM west. Allow for extra traveling time. Temperature & Precipitation valid through 5 pm yesterday Moonrise Coeur d’ Moon Phases Today’s U. V. Index Low Moderate High Alene Today Highs 30's to 40'sTonight’s Lows 10's to 20's and Moonset Forecasts and maps prepared by: 37 / 19 BOISE Today Moonrise: 8:32 PM Moonset: 7:50 AM 2 11 3 5 7 10 The weather will be unsettled this Sunday Last New First Full Moonrise: 9:49 PM Moonset: 8:20 AM The higher the index the10 Cheyenne, Wyoming weekend. Showers to mixed showers Feb. 25 Mar. 4 Mar. 13 Mar. 19 Monday Moonrise: 11:06 PM Moonset: 8:51 AM more sun protection needed www.dayweather.com to wet snow are expected both Saturday and Sunday. 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He said the mission is calling for the immediate release of the MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) hostages and all other captives who are in the hands of the pirates. — Security forces opened Jamal said the hijacking raises “serious concern’’ as it follows fire Friday on Bahraini pro- the sentencing in New York on Thursday of a Somali pirate who kid- testers for a second straight napped and brutalized the captain of a U.S.-flagged merchant ship day, wounding at least 50 off the coast of Africa in 2009. Abdiwali Abdiqadir Muse was sen- people as thousands defied tenced to 33 years in prison. the government and marched toward Pearl Square in an uprising that NEW YORK sought to break the political Officer shot, woman and gunman killed grip of the Gulf nation’s POUGHKEEPSIE — A man shot a woman to death in a car Friday, leaders. then was himself fatally shot minutes later in a struggle with police, Once again, Bahrain au- including an officer who had taken a 3-year-old from the man and thorities showed no hesita- handed the child to a bystander, police said. tion in using force against One officer, a 20-year veteran, was shot in the head in the melee demonstrators who ramped in a parking lot near the city train station, Poughkeepsie Police up demands to bring down Chief Ronald Knapp said. He is in surgery and his condition is very the whole ruling monarchy. serious, Knapp said. U.S. President Barack Knapp said it appeared the gunman shot the officer, but it was- Obama condemned the use n’t immediately clear whether he was then killed by police gunfire of violence against the pro- or if he shot himself. Police didn’t say whether the wounded officer testers in Bahrain, as well as was the one who’d taken the child from the man. in Libya and Yemen, where heavy crackdowns by old- ANDREA BRUCE/The New York Times guard regimes were report- A man explains how Bahrainian troops shot a protester standing next to him at the Pearl Circle in Manama, MINNESOTA ed. A Libyan doctor said Bahrain, Friday. Nearly mailed dog paired with new owner 35 protesters were killed in MINNEAPOLIS — A Minnesota puppy who escaped a likely dead- the eastern city of Benghazi X-rays showed bullets still pons, fitted on top of ar- monarchy in the tiny island ly trip through the mail has found a new home with a Minneapolis during a confrontation with lodged inside victims. mored personnel carriers, nation that is home to the woman. security forces, while four “This is a war,’’ said Dr. above the protesters, in ap- U.S. Navy’s 5th Fleet, the Terri Ford won a drawing Friday to become the new owner of people were killed and 48 Bassem Deif, an orthopedic parent warning shots and centerpiece of the Penta- Guess, a 5-month-old schnauzer-poodle mix. The dog became were wounded during surgeon examining people attempts to drive them back gon’s efforts to confront famous nearly three weeks ago when its previous owner tried to protests called as part of a with bullet-shattered from security cordons about Iranian military influence. mail it to Georgia. Postal workers rescued Guess when they heard “Friday of Rage’’ in Yemen. bones. 200 yards from the square. Some members of Bahrain’s noise and saw the box move. About 50 people put their names in The continuing wave of Of the 50 injured, seven Then the soldiers turned Sunni ruling system worry Friday’s drawing to be Guess’s new owner. anger in the Arab world fol- were critically hurt, Health firearms on the crowd, one that Shiite powerhouse Iran Animal control officials say the dog will go home with Ford, who lowed successful uprisings Ministry official said. Seven marcher said. could use Bahrain’s majority already has a cat. Ford is unemployed and says this is probably a in Tunisia and Egypt, where people have died in “People started running in Shiites as a further foothold good time for her to house break the dog. hundreds of thousands of Bahrain’s unrest this week, all directions and bullets in the region. — The Associated Press people celebrated the including five on Thursday, were flying,’’said Ali al-Haji, “I am deeply concerned downfall of President Hosni and more than 200 have a 27-year-old bank clerk. “I about reports of violence in Mubarak one week ago. been wounded. saw people getting shot in Bahrain, Libya and Yemen. Critically injured protest- Protesters on Friday de- the legs, chest, and one man The United States con- afe Holid u a S ay T ers were again rushed to scribed a chaotic scene of was bleeding from his head.’’ demns the use of violence yo rav Manama’s main Salmaniya tear gas clouds, bullets “My eyes were full of tear by governments against g el hospital, which also re- coming from many direc- gas, there was shooting and peaceful protesters in those in Give the gift of S h e ceived the dead and wound- tions and people slipping in there was a lot of panic,’’ countries and wherever else is literacy to the kids back a s ed after riot police smashed pools of blood as they said Mohammed Abdullah, it may occur,’’ Obama said. o W home by donating your n a protest encampment early sought cover. Some claimed a 37-year-old businessman “The United States urges the

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Bush’s efforts to ratchet up and scattered nature of the effort re- the result of U.S.-backed sanctions diplomatic pressure on Iran. flects renewed debate within the meant to derail any weapons program. The report carries weight because it regime over whether to build a bomb, Over all, the National Intelligence represents the consensus view of the U.S.officials said. Estimate concludes that Iran is con- entire U.S. intelligence community, The finding represents a significant, ducting “early stage R&D work on as- rather than the assessments of a lone if subtle, shift from the main conclu- pects of the manufacturing process for agency. sion of a controversial 2007 estimate a nuclear weapon,’’said a U.S. official U.S. officials have said that, unlike that Iran had halted its weaponization familiar with the report. At the same the estimate of four years ago, the new work. time, the estimate describes “serious one will remain classified and out of In finding that Iran has again begun debate within the Iranian regime . . . on public view; they would describe it on- taking steps toward designing a nuclear how to proceed.’’ ly on the condition of anonymity. A warhead, the new estimate is likely to Anticipation surrounding the new Wall Street Journal article described Just call 733-0931 ext. 1 be seen as erasing doubt that the earlier estimate has been intense, both be- aspects of the estimate this week. and request Vacation Donation! Nuggets’ Couples turns Anthony says back clock LIVE BLOG Nets meeting is at Riviera Follow today's 4A title ‘news to me’ >>> Sports 6 S game at Magicvalley.com >>> Sports 3 High school hoops, Sports 2 / Scoreboard, Sports 4 / Comics, Sports 5 / Earnhardt remembered, Sports 6 Sports SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2011 SPORTS EDITOR MIKE CHRISTENSEN: 735-3239 [email protected] Back home: CSI men host NIC By Mike Christensen ed to play.” Times-News writer Said Smith: “It’s always exciting to be home in front The No. 7 College of of your home crowd. You Southern Idaho men’s bas- get that extra boost from ketball team owns two dou- your crowd and the love ble-digit wins over North that they show. On the road Idaho College. But don’t ex- it’s tough,really tough.” pect the Golden Eagles to CSI found that out over take the Cardinals lightly the past three weeks, gut- when the teams meet at 7:30 ting out a 3-2 record during p.m.today in Twin Falls. a grueling five-game road After all, CSI (23-4, 9-3 stretch. Gosar pointed to Scenic West Athletic Con- last weekend’s loss at ference) is trying to edge out fourth-place Snow College 20th-ranked Eastern Utah as a primary reason the Ea- (21-6, 9-3) for the Scenic gles can’t expect to coast West Athletic Conference against NIC (20-7, 5-7) to- regular-season title. day. “We’ve got to treat every “(North Idaho) put a big game like it’s our last,”said push on us at their place CSI point guard Darius right toward the end and we Smith. were just able to knock Plus there’s the fact the down some free throws and Eagles are playing at CSI get some stops to hold them Photos by DREW NASH/Times-News Gymnasium for the first off,” said Gosar. “But Wood River’s Kaitana Martinez hugs teammate Haylee Thompson, foreground facing camera, as they celebrate their Class 4A state semifinal time in four weeks. they’ve got a talented team, win over Bishop Kelly Friday night at Timberline High School in Boise. “I think it’ll be good for they’ve got some good us to get back home and get players and we’ve got to be in front of the home crowd ready to go.” again,”said CSI head coach CSI was ready in each of Steve Gosar. “I think these guys will be really motivat- See CSI MEN, Sports 3 NORTH VS. SOUTH ONE MORE FIRST The College of Southern Idaho hosts North tude and was much more Idaho College today with the women set for loose and relaxed.” 5:30 p.m. and the men tipping at about Wood River earns trip to 4A title game Said Thompson: “Twen- 7:30 in Scenic West Athletic Conference By Stephen Meyers scoring a career-high 23 championship game. That’s ty-three points. I had no idea basketball action. Times-News writer points to lead Wood River to awesome.” I scored that much. I just TV: Spud TV (Channel 11.3, cable Channel 8). its first-ever state champi- It was also a nice case of went in today with a Radio: 1450 AM KEZJ BOISE — Haylee Thomp- onship game with a 46-36 redemption for the junior. changed mindset and say- Admission: $6 for adults, $4 for students and son’s first state tournament win over Bishop Kelly. “She was really down. She ing,‘You know what,I’m go- seniors. Reserve lower-bowl seats may be purchased for $10. game did not go as planned. The Wolverines will face felt like she had let herself ing to do something and help She was tentative, her Middleton for the Class 4A and the team down,” said the team.”‘ footwork was off and she title at 6 p.m. today at the Wood River coach Mendy The 6-foot forward start- scored only five points. She Idaho Center in Nampa. Benson. “I know she didn’t ed hot, scoring seven first- was down on herself and “This is an amazing feel- sleep much. Maybe it was quarter points and another CSI women ready for didn’t sleep much Thursday ing,”Thompson said, strug- the state experience. It may eight in the second to help night. gling to find the right words. have gotten to her. But she the Wolverines to a 28-11 She made the most of her “I’m just so excited right came out today with a dif- second chance Friday night, now. We’re going to the state ferent mentality and atti- See WOOD RIVER, Sports 3 one more shot at NIC By Mike Christensen knock out CSI.” Times-News writer Eagles played NIC tough Twin Falls' in an 83-76 home loss on Jan. Bruins routed in 4A semis Jazlyn Nielsen The College of Southern 8 and led the Cardinals (23-3, Idaho women are a perfect 7- 9-3 SWAC) at halftime be- By Stephen Meyers early and never could seriously pulls down a 0 against the three teams be- fore losing 76-49 in Coeur Times-News writer make a game of it after trailing by rebound as low them in the Scenic West d’Alene Jan. 29. CSI also kept seven through the first quarter. It teammate Haley Athletic Conference basket- pace with No. 10 Salt Lake BOISE — There will be no Twin got worse in the second quarter as Hutchinson and ball standings. They’re 0-5 (21-4, 11-2) in two of three Falls-Wood River round five. the Vikings outscored the Bruins Middleton's against the two sitting above outings this season before Instead, the Bruins ran into a 18-4, handing them a 21-point Madeline Laan them. The last chance for a falling short. team used to making runs deep in deficit at halftime. breakthrough against the “We just haven’t put a full the state tournament as Middle- “They jumped all over us in the looks on during cream of the SWAC crop 40-minute game together ton, the defending Class 4A state first half,” said Twin Falls coach the Idaho High comes today as the 25th- against Salt Lake or North champs, thoroughly beat down Nancy Jones. “I thought we came School Girls ranked Golden Eagles host Idaho yet,” said Rogers. Twin Falls 52-35 Friday night to out flat and a little intimidated.” Basketball State No.17 North Idaho College. “We’ve had stretches where earn a spot in the state title game Middleton’s length and athleti- Championships While a win isn’t likely to we look like we can play with against Wood River and relegate cism frustrated the Bruins, who Friday night at improve CSI’s seeding for the them.” the Bruins to the third-place shot only 23 percent in the first half. Timberline High Region 18 Tournament, The goal today is to put game against Bishop Kelly. which it hosts March 3-5,to- that complete outing togeth- Twin Falls (18-8) fell behind See TWIN FALLS, Sports 3 School in Boise. day’s outcome is important er with the postseason right for other reasons. around the corner. CSI con- MORE ACTION FROM THE IDAHO HIGH SHOOL GIRLS STATE TOURNAMENT “We’re kind of locked into cludes the regular-season third (place), so we don’t next week by hosting Eastern need the win for that pur- Utah and Colorado North- State scores pose,” said CSI head coach western, the bottom two ALL-AREA FINAL Middleton 52, Twin Falls 35 Randy Rogers. “I don’t know teams in the league stand- Wood River 46, Bishop Kelly 36 that we need necessarily to ings. Dietrich, Richfield wake up North Idaho either Notes: CSI is home today Fruitland 52, Filer 33 by coming in here and beat- for the first time since Jan.22, to meet for Declo 45, Malad 41 ing them by 20. But we have going 3-2 on a recent five- Raft River 52, Notus 40 to get it in our kids’heads and game road stretch. The Ea- 1A Division II title the heads of our opponents gles continue to display great Dietrich 42, North Gem 34 that when the region tourna- balance on offense with sev- >>> Sports 2 Richfield 35, Mackay 29 ment comes around, it’s go- en players averaging between ing to be very difficult to 10.5 and 6.5 points per game. CSI softball earns split with Salt Lake Community College back thrice as the Golden out and play better and get the opener. Groenewegen’s Eagles settled for a split in two wins (today).” “Holding (Salt Lake) to their home-opening dou- The second inning of two runs is an accomplish- grand slam leads bleheader. Game 1 appeared to be pretty ment in and of itself,” said CSI (14-9, 8-2 Scenic straightforward. Leading 2-1 Griffin, who homered three West) rode a six-run, two- at the time, CSI had a strike- times and drove in six in the Game 1 rout out rally in the second inning out and flyout for its first two doubleheader. “(Eckstein) of Game 1 to a 14-2, five-in- batters. Then Marie hit her corners, gave us By David Bashore ning victory. But Salt Lake Williams singled, Jessica Al- ground balls to play. She Times-News writer (17-5, 9-1) caught fire in bertson singled, Mikkel threw well.” Game 2, eventually winning Griffin walked and Groe- Griffin’s third blast of the The College of Southern 8-7 on Savannah Webster’s newegen brought them all day gave CSI a 7-6 lead in the Idaho softball team’s bats two-run homer in the top of home with one swing of the sixth inning of Game 2. could have kept all of Twin the seventh, her second bat. Kelsey Bryant singled While Kelsey Bryant tried to Falls warm on a wintry Fri- round-tripper of the game. after that and Lyndi Miller gut out the final inning of the day. The only downside was “Our bats were still work- homered to make it 8-1, and day, her balky back wouldn’t Salt Lake’s sticks eventually ing, but Salt Lake found a ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News the rout was on. let her. Bryant surrendered caught fire too. way to bounce back. Both College of Southern Idaho freshman Kelsie Webster slides safely back That was far more than the lead on Webster’s home After an emphatic teams played well but they starting pitcher Jyl Eckstein run and left a few pitches into first base past Salt Lake’s Madi White during the third inning of blowout victory in Game 1, just came out on top,” said would need. She scattered later when she couldn’t con- CSI conceded the lead on CSI third baseman Marina Game 1 of a doubleheader Friday in Twin Falls. five hits and allowed tinue. four occasions in the night- Groenewegen, who homered including a grand slam as ance in the opener.“This just two runs, only one earned, in cap and could only come twice in the doubleheader, part of a six-RBI perform- gives us motivation to come five innings of work in See SOFTBALL, Sports 3 Sports 2 Saturday, February 19, 2011 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Free throws lift Blue Devils to title game By John Derr Times-News writer

NAMPA — When it was clutch time, the Blue Devils delivered. Tied with 3 minutes left in the game, Dietrich went 7 of 8 from the free-throw line down the stretch to knock off previously undefeated North Gem 42-34 in the semifinals of the Class 1A Division II girls state basketball tournament. “Free throws win games, you never want to miss one in that situation,”said Ellie Dal- ton, who went 3-for-4 in the final minute to ice the victory. Next up for Dietrich (22-2) is a team the Blue Devils are very familiar with — a cham- pionship matchup with con- ference foe Richfield at 9:30 a.m. today at the Idaho Center. The Blue Devils beat Photos by DREW NASH/Times-News the Tigers twice in the regular Top left: The Dietrich Bliue Devils celebrate their win over North Gem as Sarah Taylor walks off after the final buzzer Friday during the Class 1A Division II girls basketball state tour- season, but fell in the District nament at Nampa High School in Nampa. Top right: Dietrich’s Ellie Dalton (11) guards North Gem’s Cheyanne Williams during the Class 1A Division II state tournament at Nampa IV championship game. Di- High School in Nampa. etrich will be looking for its first state title since 1999. shot and not finding much who chipped in six points be- Dalton drained three free terfinal victory against Sum- Now we are back for busi- The Blue Devils beat North success. Then the Devils at- fore fouling out late. throws and Charley Bing- mit Academy at the charity ness,”Dalton said. Gem in the third-place game tacked. With the score tied at 33- ham, who led the Blue Devils stripe. at last year’s state tourna- “We have a goal in mind, 33, Porter went to the line, with a game-high 13 points, “It came down to free Dietrich 42, North Gem 34 Dietrich 4 9 11 18 — 42 ment, but lost by 15 on the we figured we might as well connecting on both. sank the final two from the throws again,” said Dietrich North Gem 7 5 15 7 — 34 road this season. They knew go for it,”Dalton said. “I knew I had to make charity stripe to seal the vic- coach Acey Shaw. “I told the DIETRICH (42) Ellie Dalton 2-6 3-4 7, Charley Bingham 3-11 4-4 13, Kendra it was going to be a tough task Dietrich went right at the them,” said Porter, who tory. The Dietrich defense al- girls they (North Gem) are a McConnell 1-3 2-3 4, Moriah Dill 2-6 2-3 6, Shayla Porter 2- 4 2-2 6, Cheyenne Hubert 1-5 4-4 6. Totals: 11-36 17-20 42. Friday. bigger Cowboys getting added six rebounds and a pair so stepped up, forcing a pair great team. It would come NORTH GEM (42) Katelyn Crandall 1-5 1-2 3, Aspen Holbrook 2-5 6-7 11, The lead see-sawed with buckets and forcing fouls as of steals. of turnovers and allowing down to who wanted it more Cheyanne Williams 4-10 1-3 11, NatiLee Simons 3-10 0-0 7, each building leads of as two North Gem starters Dietrich stalled from there, North Gem just a single point and had more heart. We LynDee Simons 1-2 0-0 2, Kristi Christensen 0-8 0-2 0. Totals: 11-45 8-16 34. much as five points before the fouled out. running 1:40 off the clock be- during the stretch. played smart and tough.” 3-point goals: Dietrich 3 (Bingham 3), North Gem 4 (Holbrook 2, Williams 2). Rebounds: Dietrich 34 (Dill 7), other would rally back. “Coach told me to drive on fore the Cowboys fouled. It was the second game in a Now the Blue Devils are North Gem 32 (Holbrook 4, Christensen 4). Assists: Dietrich 8 (Dalton 5), North Gem 6 (Crandall 3). Steals: Early on a passive Dietrich 21 (Aspen Holbrook) and see Cheyenne Hubert calmly row where free throws made back in the title game for the Dietrich 6 (Porter 2, Dalton 2), North Gem 7 (Holbrook 3, squad passed it around the if we could get her out of the sank two more foul shots to the difference, as the Blue first time in three years. Williams 3). Turnovers: Dietrich 15, North Gem 11. Total fouls: Dietrich 13, North Gem 15. Fouled out: Porter, arc, looking for an outside game,” said Shayla Porter, extend the lead to four. Devils iced Thursday’s quar- “We were freshmen then. Simmons, Holbrook. Declo girls rally past Malad to reach 2A consolation final By Alex Calinsky Times-News correspondent “These girls never give up and

BOISE — Trailing by five always fight. They always give me with 3 minutes left and staring elimination in the face, Declo 100 percent and there’s no question coach Dennie Smyer stressed the basics. about their heart.” Sydney Webb listened. — Declo coach Dennie Smyer Webb finished with 19 points and 13 rebounds as the his team’s resiliency. nicely from Thursday’s loss to Hornets used a spirited final “These girls never give up Melba. surge to defeat Malad 45-41 and always fight. They always “(Losing to Melba) was very Friday to advance to today’s give me 100 percent and disheartening because we Class 2A girls basketball con- there’s no question about their thought we played well solation final. heart,”he said. enough to win,” Smyer said. “I wanted to do my best for Malad was led Jessica “Sometimes the ball doesn’t my teammates,” said Webb. Sorensen’s 14 points, eight re- bounce your way and it’s very “Down five, I just hoped we bounds and four assists, but difficult to swallow. It shows a could come back.” ended up on the wrong side of lot of character when you get Melissa Carson propelled another close game in the on the back side of a tourna- Declo’s comeback with a layup tournament. ment, when no one truly to put the Hornets ahead 39- Malad tied the game at 33- knows how your team will re- 38 with 1:10 left. On the ensu- 33 with 6:36 left in the game, spond,and pull out the win.” ing inbounds, Declo’s press then took the lead on a Declo will face Soda Springs forced a steal by Carson. She Sorensen three-point play. at 9:15 a.m. today at Bishop was fouled, and, despite her The Dragons owned the mo- Kelly High School for the con- nerves, coolly converted both mentum, but Declo respond- solation crown. free throws. ed. “At the line I was scared,” “It was a back-and-forth Declo 45, Malad 41 Declo 13 11 9 12 – 45 she said as she laughed after game with a lot of emotion,” Malad 12 5 14 10 – 41 DECLO (45) the game. “It’s a lot different said Smyer. “Both teams Brinlee Breshears 0-9 0-2 0, Melissa Carson 4-10 4-6 12, Sierra Zollinger 3-7 0-1 6, Sydney Webb 6-17 6-10 than in practice. I tried to played very well, we just 19, Chancey Knopp 0-0 0-0 0, Tenesia Schroeder 0-1 have confidence and they played a little better down the 0-0 0, Jenifer Stuart 0-1 0-0 0, Daliss Pickup 2-4 0-1 4, Jezzura Durfee 0-2 4-4 4. Totals 15-51 14-24 45. went in.” stretch.” MALAD (41) Whitney Hunt 1-3 0-0 2, Amber Neal 0-4 0-0 0, Jessica Carson finished with 12 Declo’s heart,hustle and ef- Sorensen 5-12 4-5 14, Hope Murray 2-15 5-8 9, Shancee Smith 2-8 2-3 7, Ciara Ward 0-1 0-0 0, Brooke Sorensen points and four steals. fort produced numerous of- 0-0 0-0 0, Laci Lavaka 3-6 0-0 9, Kaity Hunter 0-0 0-0 DREW NASH/Times-News Declo (20-3) made all of its fensive second chances and 0. Totals 13-50 11-16 41. 3-point goals: Declo 1-6 (Webb 1-2, Breshears 0-4); Richfield’s Sasha Kent puts up a shot against Mackay Friday afternoon during the Class 1A Division II free throws at the end to finish took away Malad’s opportuni- Malad 4-12 (Lavaka 3-6, Smith 1-3, Neal 0-2, Murray 0- 1). Rebounds: Declo 45 (Webb 7); Malad 29 (J. state championships in Nampa. off the Dragons, including two ties. The Hornets outre- Sorensen 5). Assists: Declo 7 (Zollinger 3); Malad 11 (J. Sorensen 4. Turnovers: Declo 15, Malad 17. Total fouls: by Webb with 32 seconds left. bounded Malad 45-29, forced Declo 14, Malad 19. Fouled out: Declo, Zollinger. Tiger girls survive Smyer proudly applauded 11 steals and bounced back Technical fouls: none. Hansen, Greenwood lift Raft River scare from Mackay to 2A consolation championship By Stephen Meyers ble figures, along with Echo “I thought we came out in By John Derr twice during the regular sea- tallied seven rebounds and a Times-News writer Hansen (16), Wynter Holt- the second half with more Times-News writer son. The teams will battle at team-high three steals. man (10) and Kassie Ottley poise and really did a better 9:30 a.m.at the Idaho Center She gave the Tigers the NAMPA — The Trojans (10). job hitting the boards,” said NAMPA — Hard as they in Nampa for a much bigger cushion they needed down are on their way to earning Tarah Anderson led Notus Raft River coach Garth tried, neither team could crown.Richfield will be going the stretch. some more hardware. (16-5) with 16 points, in- Steed. make a bucket. for its third straight state title “Sasha came through for After a disappointing loss cluding three 3s in the first The first-year coach was Thank goodness Sasha and fourth in five years. us,”said Rivas, who chipped in the first round of the Class quarter to keep the Pirates also impressed with his Kent finally did. Kent and Mirian Rivas in a team-high eight re- 1A Division I girls state tour- within two after the first team’s unselfishness. With several big buckets converted on drives to the bounds, five assists and four nament, Raft River re- eight minutes. The treys “That was the best we’ve late by Kent, Richfield is go- bucket in the first quarter as points. “The defense got us bounded to beat Notus 52- stopped falling, though, as played as a team,”said Steed. ing back to the Class 1A Di- the Tigers led 6-3 after one. here, but we are going to 40 Friday to advance to to- she went 1-for-12 the re- “We’re playing great as a vision II state championship The advantage grew to eight have to bring it way better day’s consolation final. mainder of the game and the team right now and it will game to defend its title after at the half after Kent (Saturday).” “We didn’t want to go Pirates fell behind by as take that kind of play to win surviving 35-29 against knocked down a late 3- Kaylee Exon was the only home,”said sophomore Hai- much as 17 in the second tomorrow. We don’t want to Mackay. pointer. other Richfield player in ley Greenwood. half. go home empty-handed.” Richfield (19-5) made just The lead was six heading double digits with 10 points Raft River (19-7) earned Raft River opted to pound Raft River tips off this 24 percent (12 of 50) of its into the final quarter when and four rebounds. the third-place trophy last the ball inside to its for- morning at 9:15 at Columbia shots while Mackay wasn’t North Gem hit a bucket and “We couldn’t hit anything season, finished state run- wards. Holtman and Ottley High School. much better, finding the net things got interesting.Not to today. Defense was the key,” ner-up in 2008 and has a each scored four in the sec- on 26 percent (12-for-47). worry. said Exon, who also chipped chance to take home the ond quarter and Hansen did Raft River 52, Notus 40 Raft River 13 14 14 11 – 52 “We didn’t shoot very Kent, the only junior in four rebounds. fourth-place trophy today her best work in the third Notus 11 9 9 11 – 40 RAFT RIVER (52) good today, maybe we are starter along with four sen- with a win over Liberty quarter,netting eight points. Kassie Ottley 1-2 8-10 10, Echo Hansen 8-10 0-0 16, saving it for (Saturday),”said iors,saved the day. Richfield 35, Mackay 29 Charter. “They weren’t as strong as Taylor Whitaker 0-2 0-1 0, Hailey Greenwood 4-13 4-6 Richfield 6 12 9 8 — 35 12, Mandy Adams 1-2 0-0 2, Sydney Hitt 0-2 0-0 0, Kent, who had a game-high In back-to-back trips Mackay 3 7 11 8 — 29 “Playing at state is really us down low,” Hansen said. Keirston Williams 1-3 0-0 2, Wynter Holtman 5-11 0-2 RICHFIELD (35) 10, Holly Scott 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 20-46 12-18 52. 14 points. “We were kind of down the floor, Kent found Sasha Kent 5-15 0-0 14, Mirian Rivas 1-12 2-2 4, Kaylee Exon cool and this is what you “We knew we could kind of NOTUS (40) 4-10 2-4 10, Michaela Edwards 2-5 3-6 7, Keegan Cenarrusa Yesenia Gomez 2-8 1-1 5, Jasmine Parra 5-12 2-3 14, nervous and knew it was go- herself surprisingly open at 0-2 0-1 0. Totals: 12-50 7-13 35. work toward all season and take advantage of their play- Kaylee Christensen 0-1 0-0 0, Emily Paz 1-1 0-0 2, ing to be a tough game, but the top of the arc and MACKAY (29) we could be the fourth-place ers down low and it worked Taylor Gumb 0-2 0-0 0, Tarah Anderson 6-22 0-1 16, Bailey Woodbury 2-6 0-0 4, Mariah Williams1-3 0-0 3, Taylor Kelsie Dewayne 0-1 0-0 0, Ashlee Dodge 1-1 1-2 3. we pulled it out.” drained a pair of treys. Ivie 3-7 1-2 7, Lyndsay Tillotson 1-8 0-0 2, Erica Green 2-2 0-0 team which is a great ac- for us.” Totals 15-48 4-7 40. 4, Alaysha Whitworth 3-14 2-4 9. Totals: 12-47 3-6 29. 3-point goals: Raft River 0-5 (Greenwood 0-2, Ottley 0- The opponent today will “I didn’t even know the 3-point goals: Richfield 4 (Kent 4), Mackay 2 (Williams, complishment,”said Green- Ottley and Holtman each 1, Hansen 0-1, Whitaker 0-1); Notus 6-24 (Anderson 4- Whitworth). Rebounds: Richfield 41 (Rivas 8), Mackay 36 16, Parra 2-5, Gomez 0-3). Rebounds: Raft River 40 be Dietrich, the team the score, then I looked at the (Woodbury 12). Assists: Richfield 10 (Rivas 5), Mackay 7 wood,who scored 12 points. grabbed 11 rebounds as the (Holtman, Ottley 11); Notus 25 (Gomez 4). Assists: Raft Tigers beat to earn the Dis- clock and said I better get it (Whitworth 3). Steals: Richfield 6 (Kent 3), Mackay 6 Greenwood was one of Trojans outrebounded the River 7 (Three with 2); Notus 7 (Gomez 3). Turnovers: (Whitworth 4). Turnovers: Richfield 15, North Gem 11. Total Raft River 16, Notus 15. Total fouls: Raft River 14, trict IV crown, but fell to going,” said Kent, who also fouls: Richfield 9, Mackay 17. Fouled out: none. four Trojans to score in dou- Pirates 40-25. Notus 15. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none. Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho SPORTS Saturday, February 19, 2011 Sports 3 Visit Nuggets Anthony says Nets Magicvalley.com to view more meeting is news to me photos from the LOS ANGELES — Carmelo And he didnt know what he coach Herb Magee, college Anthony just wants it over, would say if one was sched- referee Hank Nichols, and Al high school girls without saying where he uled. Attles, the current vice pres- hopes it will end. “If I was to meet with that ident and assistant general basketball state The season-long trade guy, to be honest I really dont manager of the Golden State speculation involving Den- know what I would say,”An- Warriors. tournament vers All-Star forward is near- thony said while taking a break ing completion, with the from painting a community COUSINS, WALL LEAD ALL-STAR deadline for deals arriving center. ROOKIES PAST SOPHS Thursday afternoon. Anthony LOS ANGELES — Sacra- AP photo Filer Wildcats ousted would love a quicker answer. BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME mentos DeMarcus Cousins Sacramento Kings forward “My minds boggled right ANNOUNCES 12 FINALISTS had 33 points and 14 re- DeMarcus Cousins, right, of the now about this whole situa- LOS ANGELES — Dennis bounds, Washingtons John Rookie team, goes up for a dunk with loss to Fruitland tion,” Anthony said Friday. “I Rodman, Jamaal Wilkes and Wall racked up 22 assists to as Toronto Raptors guard Stephen wish I could get this thing over Tex Winter were among 12 win the MVP award, and the Curry, of the sophomore team, By Jason Chatraw the second game in a row.” with right now and I wish finalists announced Friday rookies rallied to beat the defends at the Rookie Challenge Times-News correspondent Unlike the opener when there was just something that for induction into the Bas- sophomores 148-140 Friday Filer allowed Snake River to was just on the table that the ketball Hall of Fame. night in the NBA All-Star game during the NBA All-Star NAMPA — The Filer dominate in the rebounding Nuggets could just say, OK, Rodman was the flamboy- weekends Rookie Challenge. Weekend Friday in Los Angeles. Wildcats made a quick exit department, the Wildcats lets get it done.” ant rebounder who won five Led by the Kentucky con- from the Class 3A girls state were more aggressive on There were reports it was NBA titles with Chicago and nection of former college ing for the losing team in the basketball tournament Fri- the boards against Fruit- ready to happen, as the Detroit; Wilkes won four teammates Cousins and Wall, NBA All-Star celebrity game. day afternoon, falling to land. The Grizzlies held a Nuggets tried for the third NBA titles with Golden State the newcomers won the light- Bieber had eight points, Fruitland 52-33 in the con- slight 41-37 edge in re- time this season to complete a and the Lakers after starring hearted contest between the four assists and two re- solation round at Skyview bounding. deal with New Jersey, and that at UCLA; and Winter was NBAs best rookies and sec- bounds for the West team, High School. Filer made small im- Nets owner Mikhail the architect of the triangle ond-year players for the sec- which lost 54-49 to the East Despite two lopsided provements, but it wasnt Prokhorov was hoping to meet and triple-post offense. ond straight year. on Friday night at the Los losses, Filer coach Cody enough to overcome Fruit- with Anthony sometime this The other finalists are for- Angeles Convention Center. Ketterling saw the experi- land and their decisive weekend. mer NBA stars Maurice NEVER SAY NEVER: BIEBER Hall of Fame player Scottie ence as one to prepare his height advantage. Anthony insisted earlier Cheeks, Chris Mullin and WINS MVP AT CELEB GAME Pippen led the Magic John- young team for the future. In the first quarter, Filer Friday during an NBA Cares Ralph Sampson, five-time LOS ANGELES — Justin son-coached East team with “This experience will be a found itself behind quickly community service event Olympian Teresa Edwards, Bieber finally got a trophy. 17 points in a game whose de- building block for us,” said and labored to get back in there was “no meeting at all” Stanford womens coach The teen singing sensation, fensive highlight might have Ketterling, who loses only the game. Fruitland held a and repeated that claim later Tara VanDerveer, former who was shut out at the been Pippens third-quarter seniors Jessica Tews and modest 12-5 lead with just during his session with the NBA coach Dick Motta, Grammys, was chosen most block of Bieber. Mackenzi Jasper to gradua- over two minutes remain- media. Philadelphia University valuable player despite play- — The Associated Press tion. ing in the first quarter be- “We dont want to forget fore ripping off seven of the the hard work that it took to games next eight points to get here — and I hope that take a 19-6 lead. Wood River these girls remember this Filer played almost even and make it a goal to get with Fruitland in the sec- wanted to be out there, but Class 3A tournament. state championship trophy. Continued from Sports 1 back to state and win.” ond quarter,as the Grizzlies halftime lead. But as has there was some fatigue there “Its so cool to be in the ti- “We know they are good. One of players returning pushed their advantage to been the case down the and they really keyed on her tle game,” Thompson said. Weve seen them play, and for Filer next season will be 31-15 by halftime. stretch of the season for in the second half. Next time “Were not supposed to be theyve seen us and scouted Sierra Koyle, who led the Fruitland eliminated all Wood River, a rout turned she will listen to her coach.” there, you know? Weve us and its going to be a great Wildcats with 11 points and hopes of a Filer comeback into a suddenly tight game. Still, Martinez clawed and never been before and we game,”Benson said. eight rebounds. Jenna as the Grizzlies opened the Bishop Kelly came to life in scraped her way to score 15 can win a state title for this Jarolimek contributed six third quarter with a 9-1 the second half, outscoring points, including four cru- school and community.” Wood River 46, Bishop Kelly 36 Bishop Kelly 7 4 13 12 – 36 points and Jasper added run. Filer trimmed the Wood River 13-6 in the third cial free throws in the fourth Added Benson: “Its pretty Wood River 15 13 6 12 – 46 five. deficit to 18 points but was quarter and making life mis- quarter to seal the win after cool. Weve been the team BISHOP KELLY (36) Becca Long 0-0 0-0 0, Megan Rebholtz 5-13 0-2 13, Sadie Stutzman scored 12 never able to get it any clos- erable for point guard Kai- Bishop Kelly had trimmed making all these firsts the Erin Kelly 2-8 4-6 8, Mandy Carlson 0-2 2-2 2, Katie Baldeck 0-0 0-0 0, Kindall Murie 0-2 0-0 0, Randi points to lead Fruitland, er. tana Martinez. Erin Kelly the lead to just eight with six last two seasons. We hadnt McReynolds 2-6 1-1 5, Becca Hassell 0-2 0-0 0, Abbigail Talboy 1-7 0-0 3, Michelle Violette 2-3 1-2 5. Totals 12- which advances to todays hounded Martinez the entire minutes remaining. beaten Burley in 40 years. 43 8-13 36. consolation final against length of the floor, not al- Now, Wood River has its We didnt beat Jerome for a WOOD RIVER (46) Fruitland 52, Filer 33 Allie Hesteness 1-4 0-0 2, Taylor Hayes 1-3 0-3 2, Priest River. Fruitland 19 12 13 8 — 52 lowing her to drive and dish eyes set on the first-ever long time. Its been a special Kaitana Martinez 3-7 8-10 15, Jade Glenn 0-0 0-0 0, Filer 6 9 8 10 — 33 Haillie Taylor 1-3 1-2 4, Hunter Thompson 0-0 0-0 0, After struggling from the like she so expertly did in the state basketball champi- season for us and this is Haylee Thompson 9-13 5-7 23, Cheyenne Swanson 0-1 FRUITLAND (52) 0-0 0. Totals 15-31 14-22 46. field in a 37-17 first-round Jande Carlson 2-5 0-0 4, Rhyli Rayo 1-2 0-0 2, first half. onship for the school in its where we want to be.” Stephanie Rule 2-2 0-0 5, Abbie Pennecard 1-2 0-0 3, 3-point goals: Bishop Kelly 4-20 (Rebholtz 3-9, Talboy loss to Snake River, Filer Cheyenne Barger 1-2 2-5 4, Miranda Clinton 3-8 3-3 “K.T. wouldnt allow me 36-year history. Prior to this The Wolverines (21-2) will 1-5, Kelly 0-4, Hassell 0-1, Murie 0-1); Wood River 2-7 9, Deanna Edwards 0-1 1-2 1, Jarica Martarano 3-5 2- (Martinez 1-2, Taylor 1-1, Hesteness 0-3, Hayes 0-1). (10-17) shot the ball better 3 8, Sadie Stutzman 3-9 5-8 12, Ambrea Cuellar 1-4 to bring her out of the game playoff run the Wolverines have to beat defending state Rebounds: Bishop Kelly 24 (McReynolds 5), Wood 2-2 4. Totals 17-39 15-23 52. River 30 (Martinez 7). Assists: Bishop Kelly 4 (Kelly 3), early against Fruitland but in the first half,”Benson said. had only one state appear- champion, Middleton (23-2) Wood River 10 (Martinez 5). Turnovers: Bishop Kelly FILER (33) 12, Wood River 14. Total fouls: Bishop Kelly 23, Wood still failed to find any offen- Jessica Tews 0-7 2-3 2, Jenna Jarolimek 2-7 2-4 6, “Shes a competitor and ance, going 0-2 in the 2004 tonight to bring home the Katie Hughes 1-7 1-2 3, Myla Jeffries 0-1 0-0 0, River 15. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none. sive rhythm. Jessica Hughes 1-5 0-0 2, Siera Koyle 4-13 3-7 11, Taylor Oyler 0-1 0-0 0, Katie Williams 0-2 0-0 0, “I dont think Fruitland Mackenzi Jasper 1-6 3-6 5, Audrey Croy 2-3 0-1 4. Totals 11-52 11-23 33. really did anything to hold 3-point goals: Fruitland 3 (three with one), Filer 0. Twin Falls Rebounds: Fruitland 41 (Martarano 8, Stutzman 8), us down shooting,”Ketter- Filer 37 (Koyle 8, Jasper 8). Assists: Fruitland 14 within 10 with five minutes locker room) and its just Im proud of them for that. ling said. “We just couldnt (Clinton 4), Filer 4 (K. Hughes 2). Turnovers: Continued from Sports 1 Fruitland 23, Filer 19. Total fouls: Fruitland 17, Filer Alyssa Soloaga led the remaining, prompting Mid- weird that this was our sec- And character doesnt go get any shots to go down for 19. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: Filer, bench. Bruins with 10 points and Ja- dleton to send its starters ond to last game playing to- away overnight. Theyll be zlyn Nielsen added nine. Al- back into the game. gether with this group,” OK and ready to play against lie Kelsey, who scored 20 “Its always hard playing Nielsen said. “Its really Bishop Kelly.” points in the Bruins open- down by that many points emotional and crazy to think Twin Falls tips off against ing-tournament win over the entire game, but we nev- about. Its tough, but we still Bishop Kelly at 11 a.m. today CSI men Preston, was held to just er gave in and showed great have a chance to bring home at Timberline High School. Continued from Sports 1 before hosting the Region three on 1-for-10 shooting. character getting it back to a trophy and thats what will its previous meetings with 18 Tournament March 3-5. “We just couldnt get a 10. Thats an area our team keep us up.” Middleton 52, Twin Falls 35 Twin Falls 11 4 13 7 – 35 the Cardinals, jumping to “I like that fact that were shot to fall in that first half has improved on so much The last time Twin Falls Middleton 18 18 5 11 – 52 halftime leads of 20 and 16 keeping our focus,” said and when you get down by this season and Im proud of brought home a trophy from TWIN FALLS (35) Brylee Bartlett 0-0 0-0 0, Josie Jordan 1-9 4-5 6, points, respectively. Smith. “Were not letting that many points, its tough our team tonight,” Nielsen the state tournament was Alyssa Soloaga 4-6 1-2 10, Mallory Jund 3-4 0-0 7, Allie Kelsey 1-10 1-2 3, Jazlyn Nielsen 3-15 3-5 9, Haley Theyll look for more of the any bumps in the road dis- to get back into it,” said said. during Jones first season as Hutchinson 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 12-45 9-15 35. MIDDLETON (52) same today as they try to tract us. Were sticking to- Jones. Nielsen is one of seven head coach in 2007-08, Maya Ah You 3-6 2-3 8, Madeline Laan 5-9 1-1 11, improve on their 16-1 home gether.” The Bruins did show some Bruins seniors who had their when the Bruins took fourth. Kendra Limb 3-8 3-3 9, Taylor Simmons 4-8 2-3 10, Savanah Edwards 0-1 0-0 0, Kenna Hopkins 2-4 2-2 7, mark. Notes: Eastern Utah beat life in the second half. eyes set on reaching the Ida- “I told my team, not every Brianne Buckway 0-0 0-0 0, Becky Foreman 0-0 0-0 0, DRay Tullock 2-6 3-4 7. Totals 19-42 13-16 52. The Eagles entertain No. 24 Salt Lake Commu- Mallory Jund opened the ho Center for todays state team gets to go out with a 3-point goals: Twin Falls 2-8 (Soloaga 1-1, Jund 1-1, Kelsey 0-4, Jordan 0-2); Middleton 1-7 (Hopkins 1-2, Eastern Utah and Colorado nity College 80-77 on Fri- third quarter with a 3-point- championship game, but win.We have the opportuni- Simmons 0-3, Limb 0-2). Rebounds: Twin Falls 34 (Nielsen 9), Middleton 30 (Tullock 7). Assists: Twin Northwestern next week day night. er and Soloaga hit a trey from that dream was dashed Fri- ty to do that,” Jones said. Falls 5 (Kelsey 2), Middleton 6 (Ah You, Simmons 2). Turnovers: Twin Falls 16, Middleton 17. Total fouls: the corner in the fourth day night. “We showed great character Twin Falls 16, Middleton 12. Fouled out: none. quarter to pull the Bruins “We were talking in (the tonight, coming back and Technical fouls: none. IDAHO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE TOURNAMENT Class 5A Championship: Kamiah vs. Grangeville, At Idaho Center, Nampa 1:40 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 17 Game 1: Lewiston 48, Capital 43 Class 1A Division I Game 2: Centennial 57,Meridian 51 At Columbia HS, Nampa Game 3: Highland 40, Mountain View 27 Thursday, Feb. 17 Game 4: Coeur dAlene 65, Boise 52 Game 1: Clearwater Valley 52, Raft River 48 Friday, Feb. 18 Thursday, Feb. 17 Game 2: Prairie 52, Notus 49 Game 5: Capital 57,Meridian 35 Game 1: Snake River 37,Filer 17 Game 3: Challis 72, Greenleaf Friends 21 Game 6: Boise 52, Mountain View 49 Game 2: Timberlake 53, Fruitland 27 Game 4: Lapwai 72, Liberty Charter 30 Game 7: Lewiston 58, Centennial 53 Game 3: Sugar-Salem 50, Priest River 40 Friday, Feb. 18 ASHLEY SMITH/Times-News Game 8: Coeur dAlene 56, Highland 36 Game 4: Marsh Valley 42, Weiser 39 Game 5: Raft River 52, Notus 40 College of Southern Idaho sophomore Jessica Albertson (4) cele- Saturday, Feb. 19 Friday, Feb. 18 Game 6: Liberty Charter 48, Greenleaf brates with teammate Kelsey Bryant while crossing the plate after a At Skyview HS, Nampa Friends 23 Game 5: Fruitland 52, Filer 33 grand slam by Marina Groenewegen during Game 1 of Fridays dou- Consolation: Capital vs. Boise, 1 p.m. Game 6: Priest River45, Weiser 44 Game 7: Clearwater Valley 39, Prairie 34 At Columbia HS, Nampa Game 7: Timberlake 42, Snake River 30 Game 8: Lapwai 52, Challis 35 bleheader. Third-place game: Centennial vs. Highland, Game 8: Sugar-Salem38, Marsh Valley 34 Saturday, Feb. 19 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 19 Consolation: Raft River vs. Liberty Charter, At Idaho Center Consolation: Fruitland vs. Priest River, 9:15 9:15 a.m. Softball Championship: Lewiston vs. Coeur dAlene, Third-place game: Prairie vs. Challis, 11 a.m. a.m. Continued from Sports 1 Game 1 8 p.m. Third-place game: Snake River vs. Marsh At Idaho Center No. 15 CSI 14, No. 3 Salt Lake 2, Valley, 11 a.m. Championship: Clearwater Valley vs. Lapwai, Eckstein came on and five innings shut the door, but Ariel SLCC 101 00 – 2 5 2 Class 4A At Idaho Center 11:30 a.m. CSI 263 3x – 14 12 1 Zimmerman — younger Batteries — SLCC: Ariel Zimmerman and Shay At Timberline HS, Boise Championship: Timberlake vs. Sugar-Salem, Shaum-Wallace. CSI: Jyl Eckstein and Kelsie Webster. sister of former CSI star Pitching — SLCC: Zimmerman (L, 8-3) 4.0 IP, 12 H, 14 Thursday, Feb. 17 3:50 p.m. Class 1A Division II R, 8 ER, 6 BB, 3 SO. CSI: Eckstein (W, 7-4) 5.0 IP, 5 H, Game 1: Wood River 48, Mountain Home 43 At Nampa HS Megan Gardner (Zimmer- 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 2 SO. man) — did likewise in the E — SLCC: Becky Simonsen, Starlee Hutchings. CSI: Game 2: Bishop Kelly 36, Moscow 37 Class 2A Thursday, Feb. 17 Mikkel Griffin. HBP — SLCC: Krystin Jachim. CSI: bottom of the seventh to Marina Groenewegen. LOB — SLCC 6, CSI 6. HR — Game 3: Middleton 37,Rigby 27 At Bishop Kelly HS, Boise Game 1: Dietrich 62, Summit Academy 52 CSI, Griffin (12), Groenewegen (7), Lyndi Miller (4). nail down the save, bounc- SH — CSI: Nikki Brailsford, Jessica Albertson. RBI — Game 4: Twin Falls 41, Preston 37 Thursday, Feb. 17 Game 2: North Gem 53, Tri-Valley 29 SLCC: Savannah Webster. CSI: Groenewegen 6, Friday, Feb. 18 Game 1: Kamiah 45, Malad 41 Game 3: Richfield 56, Garden Valley 28 ing back after getting Griffin 3, Albertson 2, Miller 2, Kelsey Bryant. Game 5: Moscow 51, Mountain Home 50, OT Game 2: Melba 54, Declo 48 Game 4: Mackay 37,Clark Fork 28 tagged for all 14 runs in the opener. Game 2 Game 6: Rigby 39, Preston 30 Game 3: Grangeville 74, Soda Springs 36 Friday, Feb. 18 Salt Lake 8, CSI 7 “Theyve got great bats, SLCC 100 410 2 – 8 11 1 Game 7: Wood River 46, Bishop Kelly 36 Game 4: West Jefferson 46, Marsing 31 Game 5: Summit Academy 52, Tri-Valley 34 CSI 111 211 0 – 7 14 2 Game 8: Middleton 52, Twin Falls 35 Friday, Feb. 18 Game 6: Garden Valley 39, Clark Fork 28 but I still think weve got Batteries — SLCC: Kylee Colvin, Dezlee Roberts (5), better bats,” Griffin said. Ariel Zimmerman (7) and Shay Shaum-Wallace. CSI: Saturday, Feb. 19 Game 5: Declo 45, Malad 41 Game 7: Dietrich 42, North Gem 34 Jessi Duncan, Kelsey Bryant (5), Jyl Eckstein (7) and “We showed we were Lyndi Miller. Consolation: Moscow vs. Rigby, 9:15 a.m. Game 6: Soda Springs 42, Marsing 29 Game 8: Richfield 35, Mackay 29. Pitching — SLCC: Colvin 4.0 IP, 9 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 2 BB, 3 equals today. Last year SO; Roberts (W, 5-2) 2.0 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO; Third-place game: Bishop Kelly vs. Twin Game 7: Kamiah 40, Melba 23 Saturday, Feb. 19 Zimmerman (SV, 3) 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 2 SO. Falls, 11 a.m. Game 8: Grangeville 60, West Jefferson 51 Consolation: Summit Academy vs. Garden they got the edge on us, CSI: Duncan 4.0 IP, 7 H, 6 R, 6 ER, 1 BB, 1 SO; Bryant but well come back look- (L, 0-1) 2.0 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 0 SO; Eckstein 1.0 At Idaho Center Saturday, Feb. 19 Valley, 9:15 a.m. IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 0 SO. WP — SLCC: Colvin, ing for two more wins (to- Zimmerman. CSI: Duncan. Championship: Wood River vs. Middleton, Consolation: Declo vs. Soda Springs, 9:15 Third-place game: North Gem vs. Mackay, E — SLCC: Starlee Hutchings. CSI: Jessica Albertson, day).” T.J. Surrage. LOB — SLCC 5, CSI 10. 2B — SLCC: Becky 6 p.m. a.m. 11 a.m. Simonsen (4), Kylee Bufton (5). HR — SLCC: Third-place game: Melba vs. West Jefferson, At Idaho Center The two teams will be Savannah Webster 2 (2, 3), Madi White (4). CSI, back at it for a doublehead- Mikkel Griffin 2 (13, 14), Marina Groenewegen (8). SH Class 3A 11 a.m. Championship: Dietrich vs. Richfield, — SLCC: Shaum-Wallace. CSI: Marie Williams. RBI — er today at noon, weather SLCC: Webster 3, White 2, Kylee Brinkerhoff, At Skyview HS, Nampa At Idaho Center 9:30 a.m. Hutchings. CSI: Griffin 3, Groenewegen, Williams, permitting. Bryant, Albertson. Sports 4 Saturday, February 19, 2011 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho SCOREBOARD

Saturday, Feb. 19 BASKETBALL Game 6: Jerome (15-6) at Minico (20-1), 7 p.m. Game 7: Burley (6-16) at Canyon Ridge (8-14), 2 p.m. NBA Monday, Feb. 21 GGAAMMEE PPLLAANN SSKKII RREEPPOORRTT All Times MST Game 8: Winner 7 at Twin Falls (16-6), 7 p.m. EASTERN Tuesday, Feb. 22 ATLANTIC W L Pct GB Game 9: Winner 8 at Loser 6, 7 p.m. Classic, second round (same-day Idaho of 8 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9:30a-4:30p. Sat/Sun: 9:30a- Thursday, Feb. 24 LOCAL Bogus Basin — Fri 6:05 am packed powder 4:30p. Boston 40 14 .741 — tape) machine groomed 49 - 60 base 60 of 66 trails, Brighton — Fri 5:10 am packed powder 99 - 99 New York 28 26 .519 12 Championship game: Winner 9 at Winner 6, 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25 COLLEGE SOFTBALL MENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL 2500 acres 6 of 8 lifts, 95% open, Mon-Fri: 10a- base 66 of 66 trails 100% open, 26 miles, 1050 Philadelphia 27 29 .482 14 Second championship, if necessary, 7 p.m. (at winner 10p. Sat/Sun: 9a-10p. acres, 7 of 7 lifts, Mon: 9a-4p. Tue-Fri: 9a-9p Sat: New Jersey 17 40 .298 24½ of first championship) Noon 10 a.m. Brundage — Fri 5:02 am ——3 new powder machine 9a-9p. Sun: 9a-4p. Toronto 15 41 .268 26 Salt Lake at CSI (DH) groomed 70 - 85 base 46 of 46 trails 1500 acres, 5 Canyons — Fri 7:02 am powder machine groomed SOUTHEAST W L Pct GB First and second place advance to state tournament, ESPN — Pittsburgh at St. Johns of 5 lifts, 100% open, Mon-Fri: 9:30a-4:30p 68 - 88 base 174 of 182 trails 96% open, 3868 March 3-5 at Borah High School in Boise. COLLEGE MENS BASKETBALL 11 a.m. Sat/Sun: 9:30a-4:30p. acres, 19 of 19 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9a-4p. Sat/Sun: 9a- Miami 41 15 .732 — 7:30 p.m. Lookout Pass — Fri 5:37 am 9 new powder machine 4p. Orlando 36 21 .632 5½ CBS — Regional coverage, Georgia at groomed 74 - 130 base 34 of 34 trails 540 acres, 4 Deer Valley — Fri 5:04 am powder machine Atlanta 34 21 .618 6½ Class 3A Monday, Feb. 14 North Idaho at CSI Tennessee or Notre Dame at West of 4 lifts, 100% open, Mon, Wed-Fri: 9a-4p. groomed 91 - 91 base 100 of 100 trails 100% open, Charlotte 24 32 .429 17 Sat/Sun: 8:30a-4p. 21 of 21 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9a-4:15p. Sat/Sun: 9a-4:15p. Washington 15 39 .278 25 Game 1: No. 3 Filer 54, No. 2 Kimberly 36 COLLEGE WOMENS BASKETBALL Wednesday, Feb. 16 Virginia Pebble Creek — Fri 7:30 am powder machine Eagle Point Resort — Fri 6:06 am 1 new powder CENTRAL W L Pct GB At CSI 5:30 p.m. Noon groomed 31 - 60 base 54 of 54 trails 3 of 3 lifts, machine groomed 69 - 69 base 40 of 40 trails, Game 2: Buhl 58, Filer 55, 2 OT North Idaho at CSI 100% open, Mon-Fri: 9:30a-4p. Sat/Sun: 9:30a-4p. 100% open, 450 acres, 5 of 5 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9:30a- Chicago 38 16 .704 — ESPN — Colorado at Kansas Pomerelle — Fri 7:03 am 1 new packed powder 4:30p Sat/Sun: 9:30a-4:30p. Indiana 24 30 .444 14 Monday, Feb. 21 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Milwaukee 21 34 .382 17½ Game 3: Kimberly (14-5) at Filer (14-8), 7 p.m. The Mtn. — San Diego St. at Air machine groomed 65 - 84 base 24 of 24 trails 500 Park City — Fri 5:10 am packed powder machine Wednesday, Feb. 23 Class 4A District IV Tournament acres, 3 of 3 lifts, 100% open, Mon: 9a-4p. Tue-Fri: groomed 90 - 90 base 114 of 114 trails 100% open, Detroit 21 36 .368 18½ Force 9a-9p. Sat: 9a-9p Sun: 9a-4p. 16 of 16 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9a-9p. Sat/Sun: 9a-9p. Cleveland 10 46 .179 29 At CSI 2 p.m. WESTERN Championship: Winner 3 vs. Buhl (11-7), 7 p.m. 2 p.m. Schweitzer Mountain — Fri 5:39 am 6 new powder Powder Mountain — Fri 10:26 am powder machine Thursday, Feb. 24 Burley at Canyon Ridge machine groomed 63 - 109 base 92 of 92 trails, groomed 79 - 79 base 134 of 134 trails, 100% SOUTHWEST W L Pct GB ESPN — Boston College at North 2900 acres, 8 of 9 lifts, 100% open, Mon-Thu: 9a- open, 7 of 7 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9a-9p. Sat/Sun: 9a-9p. Second championship, if necessary, 7 p.m. (at winner 7 p.m. San Antonio 46 10 .821 — of first championship) Carolina 3:30p. Fri: 9a-7p Sat: 9a-7p. Sun: 9a-3:30p. Snowbasin — Fri 5:28 am packed powder machine Dallas 40 16 .714 6 Jerome at Minico Silver Mountain — Fri 6:23 am 2 new packed pow- groomed 87 - 87 base 107 of 107 trails 100% open, FSN — Oregon St. at Oregon der machine groomed 68 - 92 base 73 of 73 trails 6 28 miles, 3000 acres, 7 of 9 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9a-4p New Orleans 33 25 .569 14 District champion advances to state tournament, Class 2A District IV Tournament Memphis 31 26 .544 15½ March 3-5 at Meridian High School. 2:30 p.m. of 6 lifts, 100% open, Mon-Fri: 9a-3:45p. Sat/Sun: Sat/Sun: 9a-4p. Houston 26 31 .456 20½ 7 p.m. 9a-3:45p. Snowbird — Fri 7:29 am powder machine groomed The Mtn. — BYU at TCU Snowhaven — Fri Reopen 02/18 ——PP 40 - 50 base 115 - 115 base 85 of 85 trails 100% open, 13 of 13 NORTHWEST W L Pct GB Class 2A Championship game, Valley at Monday, Feb. 14 3 p.m. 7 of 7 trails 2 of 2 lifts, 100% open, Sat/Sun: 10a- lifts, Mon-Fri: 9a-5p. Sat/Sun: 9a-5p. Oklahoma City 35 19 .648 — Game 1: No. 1 Wendell 59, No. 4 Gooding 46 Wendell 4p. Open Sat/Sun. Feb 18: Open. Solitude — Fri 7:09 am packed powder machine Portland 32 24 .571 4 Game 2: No. 2 Valley 49, No. 3 Declo 46 ESPN2 — Missouri St. at Valparaiso Soldier Mountain — Fri 8:58 am 8 new packed groomed 90 - 90 base 64 of 65 trails, 99% open Denver 32 25 .561 4½ Wednesday, Feb. 16 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL powder machine groomed 43 - 48 base 36 of 36 1200 acres, 8 of 8 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9a-4p. Sat/Sun: Utah 31 26 .544 5½ At Wendell Class 4A, 3A, 2A, 1A 4 p.m. trails 1147 acres, 3 of 3 lifts, 100% open, Thu-Fri: 9a-4p. 9a-4p. Sat/Sun: 9a-4p Open Thu-Sun. Sundance — Fri 4:35 am packed powder machine Minnesota 13 43 .232 23 Game 3: Declo 75, Gooding 72 (Gooding eliminated) state tournaments ESPN — Washington at Arizona PACIFIC W L Pct GB Game 4: Wendell 44, Valley 41 Sun Valley — Fri 5:15 am 6 new powder machine groomed 69 - 69 base 42 of 42 trails 100% open, Thursday, Feb. 17 For schedule, see Sports 3 5 p.m. groomed 43 - 60 base 74 of 75 trails 16 of 19 lifts, 450 acres, 4 of 4 lifts, Mon, Wed-Fri: 9a-9p. Tue: L.A. Lakers 38 19 .667 — Game 5: Valley 49, Declo 48 (Declo eliminated) ESPN2 — George Mason at N. Iowa 99% open, Mon-Fri: 9a-4p. Sat/Sun: 9a-4p. 9a-4:30p Sat: 9a-9p. Sun: 9a-4:30p. Phoenix 27 27 .500 9½ Saturday, Feb. 19 Tamarack — Fri 5:40 am 7 new powder machine Wolf Creek Utah — Fri 3:14 pm packed powder 60 - Golden State 26 29 .473 11 Championship: Valley (13-8) at Wendell (14-6), 7 p.m. The Mtn. — UNLV at Colorado St. groomed 37 - 84 base 36 of 42 trails 900 acres, 4 64 base 22 of 22 trails 100% open, 4 of 4 lifts, L.A. Clippers 21 35 .375 16½ Tuesday, Feb. 22 TV SCHEDULE 7 p.m. of 7 lifts, 80% open, Thu/Fri: 9a-4p. Sat/Sun: 9a- Mon-Fri: 9a-9p. Sat/Sun: 9a-9p. Sacramento 13 40 .245 23 Second championship (if necessary): Wendell at 4p Open Thu-Sun. Wyoming ESPN — Illinois at Michigan St. Utah Valley, 7 p.m. AUTO RACING Grand Targhee — Fri 6:17 am 4 new powder Thursdays Games ESPN2 — Utah St. at Saint Marys, Alta — Fri 5:30 am packed powder machine machine groomed 99 - 99 base 74 of 74 trails, Chicago 109, San Antonio 99 District champion advances to state tournament, 11:15 a.m. groomed 126 - 126 base 114 of 114 trails 100% 100% open, 45 miles, 2402 acres, 5 of 5 lifts, Mon- Dallas 112, Phoenix 106 Calif. open, 2200 acres, 10 of 11 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9:15a- Fri: 9a-4p Sat/Sun: 9a-4p. March 3-5 at Capital High School in Boise. Second ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Fridays Games place advances to play District V runner-up Feb. 24 in 7:30 p.m. 4:30p Sat/Sun: 9:15a-4:30p. Jackson Hole — Fri 7:06 am 4 new powder machine No games scheduled American Falls. Winner of that game advances to Series, DRIVE4COPD 300 Beaver Mountain — Fri 7:25 am packed powder 75 - groomed 81 - 95 base 116 of 116 trails, 100% open, Saturdays Games The Mtn. — Utah at New Mexico 75 base 48 of 48 trails 100% open, 5 of 6 lifts, 2500 acres, 11 of 12 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9a-4p Sat/Sun: state play-in vs. District VI runner-up at 1 p.m. Feb. 26 BOXING No games scheduled in American Falls. 9 p.m. Mon-Fri: 9a-4p. Sat/Sun: 9a-4p. 9a-4p. Sundays Games 7:45 p.m. Brian Head — Fri 7:39 am packed powder machine Grand Targhee XC — Fri 6:16 am 4 new powder East vs. West, 6 p.m. groomed 66 - 66 base 60 of 65 trails 93% open, 8 machine groomed 99 - 99 base 15 miles. Class 1A Division I HBO — Welterweights, Mike Jones ESPN2 — Montana at Long Beach (Districts IV-V-VI) St. NBA Leaders Monday, Feb. 14 (23-0-0) vs. Jesus Soto-Karass (24- Though Feb. 17 Game 1: North No. 1 Shoshone 70, South No. 4 Hansen 5-3); champion Fernando Montiel MOTORSPORTS Yardage: 7,094 - Par: 72 (36-36) St. Louis 3, Buffalo 0 Scoring 43 First Round Boston 4, Ottawa 2 Game 2: South No. 2 Oakley 56, North No. 3 Challis 47 8:30 p.m. Russ Cochran 31-33—64 -8 Detroit 4, Florida 3 G FG FT PTS AVG (44-2-2) vs. Nonito Donaire (25-1- Game 3: South No. 1 Grace 70, North No. 4 Glenns 0), for WBC/WBO bantamweight SPEED — AMA Supercross, at San Bernhard Langer 31-33—64 -8 Carolina 3, Philadelphia 2 Durant, OKC 50 478 397 1444 28.9 Ferry 44 Diego Mark Omeara 34-31—65 -7 Minnesota 5, Anaheim 1 Stoudemire, NYK 53 521 333 1384 26.1 Game 4: North No. 2 Hagerman 61, South No. 3 Raft title Mark Calcavecchia 34-33—67 -5 Columbus 4, Chicago 3 James, MIA 54 489 362 1408 26.1 River 42 GOLF NBA BASKETBALL Keith Fergus 30-37—67 -5 Saturdays Games Wade, MIA 52 466 344 1320 25.4 Tuesday, Feb. 15 Olin Browne 33-34—67 -5 Atlanta at Edmonton, 1:30 p.m. Ellis, GOL 55 524 256 1394 25.3 Game 5: Hansen 68, Challis 63 (Challis eliminated) 7:30 a.m. 6 p.m. David Frost 35-33—68 -4 Ottawa at Toronto, 5 p.m. Anthony, DEN 50 437 343 1259 25.2 Game 6: Glenns Ferry 58, Raft River 50 (Raft River TGC — European PGA Tour, Avantha TNT — Exhibition, Shooting Stars, Nick Price 34-34—68 -4 Los Angeles at N.Y. Islanders, 5 p.m. Bryant, LAL 57 511 336 1432 25.1 eliminated) Fred Funk 35-33—68 -4 New Jersey at Carolina, 5 p.m. Rose, CHI 53 481 275 1318 24.9 Game 7: Shoshone 56, Oakley 44 Masters, third round (same-day Skills Challenge, Three-Point Peter Senior 34-35—69 -3 Florida at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. Gordon, LAC 41 333 242 988 24.1 Game 8: Grace 56, Hagerman 47 tape) Contest, and Slam Dunk Willie Wood 35-34—69 -3 Anaheim at St. Louis, 6 p.m. Martin, HOU 55 364 414 1263 23.0 Wednesday, Feb. 16 John Harris 34-35—69 -3 Phoenix at Nashville, 6 p.m. Howard, ORL 55 445 365 1255 22.8 Game 9: Hagerman 60, Hansen 46 (Hansen eliminat- 11 a.m. Competition, at Los Angeles D.A. Weibring 37-32—69 -3 Dallas at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Griffin, LAC 56 488 293 1276 22.8 ed) TGC — PGA Tour, Northern Trust RODEO Jeff Sluman 36-33—69 -3 Colorado at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. Nowitzki, DAL 47 388 242 1067 22.7 Game 10: Glenns Ferry 66, Oakley 55 (Oakley eliminat- Larry Mize 34-35—69 -3 Sundays Games Aldridge, POR 56 492 263 1250 22.3 ed) Open, third round 7 p.m. Jay Don Blake 33-36—69 -3 Washington at Buffalo, 10:30 a.m. Westbrook, OKC 54 405 371 1200 22.2 At Kimberly HS 1 p.m. VERSUS — PBR, Iron Cowboy Roger Chapman 34-35—69 -3 Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 10:30 a.m. Bargnani, TOR 50 415 206 1097 21.9 Tuesday, Feb. 22 Joe Ozaki 34-36—70 -2 Detroit at Minnesota, 10:30 a.m. Williams, UTA 53 369 302 1129 21.3 Game 11: Hagerman (13-10) vs. Glenns Ferry (9-14), 6 CBS — PGA Tour, Northern Trust Invitational, at Arlington, Texas Lee Rinker 35-35—70 -2 Pittsburgh at Chicago, 1:30 p.m. Granger, IND 53 380 245 1117 21.1 p.m. Open, third round WOMENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL Chien Soon Lu 35-35—70 -2 Montreal vs. Calgary at Calgary, Alberta, 4 p.m. Love, MIN 56 387 331 1179 21.1 Championship: Shoshone (18-4) vs. Grace (16-6), 7:30 Gary Koch 36-34—70 -2 Randolph, MEM 52 418 205 1046 20.1 p.m. TGC — Honda LPGA Thailand, third 11:30 a.m. Bob Tway 34-36—70 -2 TRANSACTIONS FG Percentage Wednesday, Feb. 23 round (same-day tape) FSN — Baylor at Texas Tech Mike Reid 34-36—70 -2 FG FGA PCT Second-place: Championship loser vs. Winner 11, 7 Rod Spittle 35-35—70 -2 BASEBALL p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4 p.m. Ted Schulz 36-34—70 -2 American League Hilario, DEN 282 443 .637 TGC — Champions Tour, ACE Group FSN — Texas at Oklahoma Michael Allen 36-34—70 -2 BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Agreed to terms with DH Okafor, NOR 219 369 .593 First and second place advance to state tournament, Mike Mccullough 36-34—70 -2 Vladimir Guerrero on a one-year contract. Howard, ORL 445 752 .592 March 3-5 at Vallivue High School in Caldwell. Hal Sutton 37-33—70 -2 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Sent RHP Joe Martinez outright A. Johnson, TOR 225 391 .575 Steve Lowery 35-35—70 -2 to Columbus (IL). Horford, ATL 356 627 .568 Class 1A Division II Tommy Gainey 71-71—142 E Amy Yang 73-70—143 -1 David Peoples 33-38—71 -1 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Agreed to terms with RHP Nate Ibaka, OKC 206 367 .561 At Murtaugh HS Steve Marino 71-71—142 E Beatriz Recari 72-71—143 -1 Loren Roberts 36-35—71 -1 Adcock, RHP Jesse Chavez, OF David Lough, OF Odom, LAL 337 619 .544 Tuesday, Feb. 15 Matt Kuchar 69-73—142 E M.J. Hur 71-72—143 -1 Jay Haas 34-37—71 -1 Derrick Robinson and INF Clint Robinson on one-year Young, PHL 295 544 .542 Game 1: South No. 1 Castleford 49, North No. 4 J.J. Henry 69-74—143 +1 Kristy Mcpherson 71-72—143 -1 Mark Wiebe 36-35—71 -1 contracts. Boozer, CHI 291 537 .542 Richfield 36 Harrison Frazar 69-74—143 +1 Karen Stupples 70-73—143 -1 Mark Mcnulty 34-37—71 -1 TAMPA BAY RAYS—Agreed to terms with INF-OF Joe Millsap, UTA 386 726 .532 Game 2: North No. 2 Dietrich 59, South No. 3 Anthony Kim 73-70—143 +1 Ai Miyazato 75-69—144 E Lonnie Nielsen 36-35—71 -1 Inglett on a minor league contract. Rebounds Lighthouse Christian 49 Chad Collins 70-73—143 +1 Jiyai Shin 73-71—144 E Dana Quigley 36-35—71 -1 National League G OFF DEF TOT AVG Game 1: North No. 1 Carey 71, North No. 5 Community Zach Johnson 73-70—143 +1 Shanshan Feng 72-72—144 E Leonard Thompson 36-36—72 E ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Announced the retirement of School 19 Hunter Mahan 72-71—143 +1 Hee Young Park 72-73—145 +1 Mike Goodes 36-36—72 E OF Jim Edmonds. Love, MIN 56 265 602 867 15.5 Game 2: South No. 2 Murtaugh 80, North No. 3 Camas Sean Ohair 72-71—143 +1 Jimin Kang 71-74—145 +1 Bobby Wadkins 36-36—72 E BASKETBALL Howard, ORL 55 217 543 760 13.8 County 48 Tim Petrovic 74-70—144 +2 Morgan Pressel 70-75—145 +1 Hale Irwin 35-37—72 E Womens National Basketball Association Randolph, MEM 52 245 443 688 13.2 Monday, Feb. 21 Scott Mccarron 72-72—144 +2 Anna Nordqvist 78-68—146 +2 Tom Kite 37-35—72 E MINNESOTA LYNX—Signed C Taj McWilliams-Franklin. Griffin, LAC 56 207 497 704 12.6 Game 5: Richfield (6-12) vs. Lighthouse Christian (6- Jeff Overton 73-71—144 +2 Vicky Hurst 76-70—146 +2 Tom Pernice, Jr. 36-36—72 E FOOTBALL Gasol, LAL 57 198 397 595 10.4 15), 3 p.m. Charles Howell Iii 72-72—144 +2 Angela Stanford 75-71—146 +2 Tommy Armour Iii 34-38—72 E National Football League Horford, ATL 51 132 369 501 9.8 Game 6: Community School (1-14) vs. Camas County Steve Flesch 73-71—144 +2 A-Ariya Jutanugarn 74-72—146 +2 Scott Simpson 36-36—72 E NFL—Ruled the Detroit Lions were guilty on tampering Chandler, DAL 53 146 353 499 9.4 (6-15), 4:30 p.m. D.J. Trahan 71-73—144 +2 Kyeong Bae 73-73—146 +2 Bruce Fleisher 35-37—72 E charges and forfeit their 2011 seventh-round draft Humphries, NJN 57 156 376 532 9.3 Game 7: Dietrich (13-6) vs. Castleford (16-1), 6 p.m. Brendon De Jonge 72-72—144 +2 A-Moriya Jutanugarn 73-73—146 +2 Tom Purtzer 34-38—72 E pick and exchange 2011 fifth-round picks with Kansas Duncan, SAN 56 138 378 516 9.2 Game 8: Murtaugh (10-6) vs. Carey (19-2), 7:30 p.m. Brandt Jobe 71-73—144 +2 Jessica Korda 73-73—146 +2 Joey Sindelar 33-39—72 E City. Odom, LAL 57 134 390 524 9.2 Tuesday, Feb. 22 Mark Wilson 71-73—144 +2 Seon Hwa Lee 72-74—146 +2 Morris Hatalsky 36-36—72 E CHICAGO BEARS—Signed P Richmond McGee to a two- Assists Game 9: Winner 5 vs. Loser 8, 6 p.m. Paul Goydos 72-73—145 +3 Inbee Park 72-74—146 +2 Jim Rutledge 37-35—72 E year contract. G AST AVG Game 10: Winner 6 vs. Loser 7, 7:30 p.m. Charley Hoffman 71-74—145 +3 Mariajo Uribe 72-74—146 +2 HOUSTON TEXANS—Waived S Eugene Wilson, WR Wednesday, Feb. 23 Arjun Atwal 71-74—145 +3 Hee-Won Han 77-70—147 +3 Andre Davis, LB Darnell Bing, LB Isaiah Greenhouse Rondo, BOS 43 524 12.2 Game 11: Winner 9 vs. Winner 10, 6 p.m. HOCKEY Nash, PHX 52 589 11.3 Jason Bohn 72-73—145 +3 Jennifer Song 76-71—147 +3 and DT DeMario Pressley. Game 12: Championship, Winner 7 vs. Winner 8, 7:30 Carl Pettersson 67-78—145 +3 Katherine Hull 75-72—147 +3 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Released S Bob Sanders. Williams, UTA 53 514 9.7 p.m. NHL Paul, NOR 58 557 9.6 Lucas Glover 73-72—145 +3 Amy Hung 75-72—147 +3 All Times MST PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Designated LB LaMarr Thursday, Feb. 24 Rickie Fowler 74-71—145 +3 Candie Kung 70-77—147 +3 Woodley as the franchise player. Felton, NYK 54 488 9.0 Game 13: Second place, Winner 11 vs. Loser 12, 7 p.m. EASTERN Calderon, TOR 49 439 9.0 Andres Romero 72-73—145 +3 Sophie Gustafson 78-70—148 +4 TENNESSEE TITANS—Named Jim Skipper running Troy Merritt 71-74—145 +3 Karine Icher 76-72—148 +4 ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA backs assistant. Wall, WAS 42 373 8.9 First and second place advance to state tournament, Westbrook, OKC 54 462 8.6 Jim Furyk 75-70—145 +3 Song-Hee Kim 74-74—148 +4 Philadelphia 58 38 15 5 81 192 147 HOCKEY March 3-5 at Caldwell High School. Third place Steve Stricker 73-72—145 +3 Christina Kim 73-75—148 +4 National Hockey League Rose, CHI 53 435 8.2 advances to state play-in vs. District V-VI runner-up at Pittsburgh 59 36 19 4 76 176 143 Kidd, DAL 56 458 8.2 Justin Leonard 73-72—145 +3 Brittany Lang 73-75—148 +4 N.Y. Rangers 60 31 25 4 66 166 148 ATLANTA THRASHERS—Recalled D Boris Valabik from 3 p.m. Feb. 26 in American Falls. Leaderboard At Time Of Suspended Play Maria Hjorth 70-78—148 +4 New Jersey 58 24 30 4 52 124 160 Chicago (AHL) and traded him and C Rich Peverley to Score Thru N.Y. Islanders 58 21 30 7 49 158 195 Boston for F Blake Wheeler and D Mark Stuart. Sent D 1. Fred Couples -8 F Mens College Scores GOLF PGA European Avantha NORTHEAST GP W L OT PTS GF GA Paul Postma to Chicago (AHL). Far West 2. John Senden -6 F Friday BOSTON BRUINS—Acquired D Tomas Kaberle from San Jose St. 62, Weber St. 46 Northern Trust Open 2. J.B. Holmes -6 F At Dlf Golf And Country Club Boston 59 33 19 7 73 185 144 Toronto exchange a 2011 first-round draft pick, F Joe Midwest Friday 2. Spencer Levin -6 15 New Dehli Montreal 59 31 21 7 69 154 150 Colborne and a conditional 2012 second-round draft Va. Commonwealth 68, Wichita St. 67 At Riviera Country Club 5. Kevin Na -5 F Purse: $2.3 Million Buffalo 57 27 24 6 60 165 169 pick. South Los Angeles 5. Trevor Immelman -5 F Yardage: 7,156 - Par: 72 Toronto 58 25 27 6 56 150 178 CAROLINA HURRICANES—Acquired D Derek Joslin from Jacksonville 75, Kennesaw St. 60 Purse: $6.5 Million 5. Stewart Cink -5 F Partial Second Round Ottawa 58 18 31 9 45 131 194 San Jose for future considerations. Louisville 71, Connecticut 58 Yardage: 7,325 - Par: 71 5. Ryan Moore -5 F 64 Players Did Not Finish Because Of Darkness SOUTHEAST GP W L OT PTS GF GA COLORADO AVALANCHE—Acquired G Brian Elliott from Mercer 78, North Florida 75 Partial Second Round 5. Robert Allenby -5 F Rafael Cabrera-Bello, Spain 67-69—136 the Ottawa Senators for G Craig Anderson. East Note: Play Was Suspended Due To Darkness 5. Aaron Baddeley -5 14 Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Thailand 70-67—137 Tampa Bay 58 34 18 6 74 177 182 NASHVILLE PREDATORS—Recalled G Mark Dekanich Columbia 67, Dartmouth 60 Fred Couples 68-66—134 -8 11. Paul Casey -4 F Mark Haastrup, Denmark 71-66—137 Washington 59 30 19 10 70 162 152 from Milwaukee (AHL). Drexel 73, Kent St. 66 J.B. Holmes 67-69—136 -6 11. Justin Rose -4 F Shiv Kapur, India 72-65—137 Carolina 59 28 23 8 64 173 180 NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Activated G Martin Brodeur from Harvard 73, Cornell 60 John Senden 67-69—136 -6 11. Vijay Singh -4 F Robert Coles, England 70-67—137 Atlanta 59 25 24 10 60 170 192 injured reserve. Sent G Mike McKenna to Albany Penn 70, Brown 62 Fred Couples 68-66—134 -8 14. Scott Piercy -3 F Thaworn Wiratchant, Thailand 70-68—138 Florida 57 24 26 7 55 151 156 (AHL). Announced C Tim Sestito cleared waivers and Princeton 58, Yale 51 J.B. Holmes 67-69—136 -6 14. Cameron Tringale -3 13 Lu Wei-Chih, Taiwan 70-68—138 WESTERN assigned him to Albany (AHL). 14. K.J. Choi -3 F Darren Beck, Australia 67-72—139 CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA NEW YORK RANGERS—Assigned F Kris Newbury to John Senden 67-69—136 -6 14. Stuart Appleby -3 16 Connecticut (AHL). Womens College Scores Ryan Moore 69-68—137 -5 Marc Warren, Scotland 69-70—139 Detroit 58 36 16 6 78 197 168 14. Padraig Harrington -3 F Thomas Norret, Denmark 69-70—139 OTTAWA SENATORS—Recalled F Francis Lessard from Far West Kevin Na 71-66—137 -5 14. Jimmy Walker -3 F Nashville 58 31 19 8 70 154 136 Binghamton (AHL). Stanford 78, Southern Cal 64 Stewart Cink 70-67—137 -5 Rafa Echenique, Argentina 69-70—139 Chicago 58 29 23 6 64 183 163 Joost Luiten, Netherlands 68-71—139 PHOENIX COYOTES—Placed D Ed Jovanovski on the UC Davis 80, Seattle 75 Trevor Immelman 70-67—137 -5 Columbus 58 29 23 6 64 159 175 injured reserve list. Activated D David Schlemko from UCLA 63, California 48 Robert Allenby 67-70—137 -5 Honda LPGA Thailand Pablo Larrazabal, Spain 69-70—139 St. Louis 56 26 21 9 61 151 164 South Paul Casey 71-67—138 -4 Friday Angelo Que, Philippines 71-68—139 the injured reserve list and sent him to San Antonio Jacksonville 65, Kennesaw St. 60 Justin Rose 69-69—138 -4 At Siam Country Club S S P Chowrasia, India 70-69—139 NORTHWEST GP W L OT PTS GF GA (AHL). North Florida 70, Mercer 49 Vijay Singh 68-70—138 -4 Pattaya, Thailand Chapchai Nirat, Thailand 68-71—139 Vancouver 59 37 13 9 83 197 140 ST. LOUIS BLUES—Traded D Eric Brewer to Tampa Bay East K.J. Choi 70-69—139 -3 Purse: $1.45 Million Lee Slattery, England 75-66—141 Calgary 60 30 22 8 68 181 175 for the rights to D Brock Beukeboom and a 2011 third- Dartmouth 63, Columbia 51 Jimmy Walker 68-71—139 -3 Yardage: 6,469 - Par: 72 Gareth Maybin, Northern Ireland 70-71—141 Minnesota 58 31 22 5 67 153 153 round draft pick. Harvard 73, Cornell 68 Scott Piercy 73-66—139 -3 Second Round Soren Hansen, Denmark 71-70—141 Colorado 58 25 26 7 57 173 198 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Rassigned D Mike Vernace to A-Amateur Norfolk (AHL). Iona 66, Canisius 56 Padraig Harrington 68-71—139 -3 Andrew Dodt, Australia 71-70—141 Edmonton 58 18 32 8 44 145 195 SOCCER Marist 60, Manhattan 42 Retief Goosen 69-71—140 -2 I.K. Kim 63-73—136 -8 ——— PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA Penn 55, Brown 43 Corey Pavin 69-71—140 -2 Michelle Wie 69-68—137 -7 Leaderboard Major League Soccer Princeton 73, Yale 57 Hunter Haas 71-69—140 -2 Yani Tseng 66-71—137 -7 Score Thru Phoenix 59 31 19 9 71 169 165 CHICAGO FIRE—Signed F Diego Chaves. Rider 79, Niagara 73, 3OT Geoff Ogilvy 69-71—140 -2 Momoko Ueda 70-69—139 -5 Rafael Cabrera-Bello, Spain -8 18 San Jose 59 32 21 6 70 163 154 FC Dallas—Signed G Richard Sanchez. Acquired MF Martin Laird 67-73—140 -2 Na Yeon Choi 69-70—139 -5 Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Thailand -7 18 Los Angeles 58 32 22 4 68 163 139 Andrew Jacobson from Philadelphia Union for a 2013 Ryan Palmer 70-71—141 -1 Paula Creamer 69-70—139 -5 Mark Haastrup, Denmark -7 18 Dallas 58 31 21 6 68 162 166 second-round draft pick. District IV Boys Phil Mickelson 71-70—141 -1 Juli Inkster 66-73—139 -5 Shiv Kapur, India -7 18 Anaheim 59 32 23 4 68 166 169 NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION—Traded the rights to MF Stacy Prammanasudh 71-69—140 -4 Robert Coles, England -7 18 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime Fred to D.C. for a 2013 second-round draft pick. Basketball Tournaments Robert Karlsson 71-70—141 -1 SPORTING KANSAS CITY—Signed D Kevin Ellis. Class 4A Jhonattan Vegas 71-70—141 -1 Pornanong Phatlum 70-70—140 -4 Thongchai Jaidee, Thailand -7 11 loss. Suzann Pettersen 68-72—140 -4 Jeev Milkha Singh, India -7 11 Thursdays Games Major Indoor Soccer League At high seeds Bill Haas 67-74—141 -1 MISL—Named Joe Della Penna director of officials. Tuesday, Feb. 15 Michael Sim 70-71—141 -1 Catriona Matthew 67-73—140 -4 N.Y. Rangers 4, Los Angeles 3, SO Shaun Micheel 72-69—141 -1 Natalie Gulbis 71-70—141 -3 Boston 6, N.Y. Islanders 3 COLLEGE Game 1: No. 3 Twin Falls 62, No. 6 Wood River 33 Stacy Lewis 69-72—141 -3 Champions Tour Detroit 6, Tampa Bay 2 FURMAN—Named Antonio Goss cornerbacks coach and Game 2: No. 4 Canyon Ridge 57, No. 5 Burley 51 Louis Oosthuizen 71-70—141 -1 special teams coordinator. Thursday, Feb. 17 Robert Garrigus 73-69—142 E Karrie Webb 74-68—142 -2 Ace Group Classic Nashville 3, Vancouver 1 Cristie Kerr 71-71—142 -2 Edmonton 4, Montreal 1 GEORGIA—Named Kirk Olivadotti inside linebackers Game 3: Jerome 57, Twin Falls 48 Vaughn Taylor 71-71—142 E Friday coach. David Duval 71-71—142 E Mika Miyazato 70-72—142 -2 At The Quarry Phoenix 4, Atlanta 3 Game 4: Minico 56, Canyon Ridge 44 Sun Young Yoo 69-73—142 -2 San Jose 3, Washington 2 PURDUE—Announced the resignation of linebackers Game 5: Burley 67, Wood River 37 (Wood River elimi- Zack Miller 76-66—142 E Naples, Fla. coach DeMontie Cross to accept a position at Peter Tomasulo 68-74—142 E Amanda Blumenherst 73-70—143 -1 Purse: $1.6 Million Fridays Games nated) Brittany Lincicome 73-70—143 -1 New Jersey 1, N.Y. Rangers 0 Wisconsin. No. 16 Louisville routs No. 13 Connecticut, 71-58 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Peyton Siva scored 15 the NCAA all-divisions mark of 60 games by Damian Pavin said Gray told him he was a “liar” during the points, freshman center Gorgui Dieng posted his Costantino of Division III Salve Regina from 2001-03. argument. The Golf Channel said at the PGA that it first career double-double with 13 points and 12 Southeastern Louisiana won the game, 10-2. It Sports Shorts stood 100 percent behind the accuracy of Grays rebounds and No. 16 Louisville rolled by punchless was the season opener for both teams. reporting. No. 13 Connecticut 71-58 on Friday night. Wittels best chance for a hit came in the eighth, Send Magic Valley briefs to [email protected] The Cardinals (20-7, 9-5 Big East) bounced but his sharp grounder to third was snared by a div- MAGIC VALLEY back from a loss at Cincinnati on Wednesday by ing Jonathan Pace, who scrambled to touch the base Find more area events by searching for sports on the harassing UConn star Kemba Walker into a rare off in time for the second out of the inning. It went in the event calendar at Magicvalley.com M.V. Bulldawgs hold cheer tryouts JEROME — The Magic Valley Bulldawgs semi-pro night. books as a fielders choice, Wittels second of the Johnsons caddie, Bobby Brown, had the wrong The national player of the year candidate fin- night, and that was the junior shortstops final football team will host cheer tryouts for ages 18 and tee time for the opening round, leading to a two- up at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 5 at Pure Energy Gym ished with 16 points on 3-of-10 shooting and chance. stroke penalty. received a technical foul late in the second half “Garrett squared that ball up and thats a hit 99 (141 South Lincoln) in Jerome. Participants must Brown said Gray approached Johnson on his way register by e-mail at [email protected] and after venting his frustrations at officials. Jamal percent of the time,” Southeastern Louisiana coach to the 14th tee to ask him why he was late to the tee. Coombs-McDaniel also scored 16 points for the Jay Artigues said. “Jonathan made a tremendous should be ready to do a 30-second dance to their As Johnson was signing his card, Brown told Gray own music. Huskies (20-6, 8-6), but UConn ran out of gas play on that ball.” that the middle of the round was not the time to be after taking its only lead of the game early in the For months, Wittels sat on one of baseballs most asking such a question. second half. revered numbers — 56, of course, is the number of “Our aim is to provide the best possible golf cov- Wendell offers basketball, wrestling While UConn sagged, Louisville surged. The consecutive games in which Hall of Famer Joe erage for our viewers. Anything else is a disservice,” WENDELL — Wendell Recreation District is hold- Cardinals took control for good with a 15-4 burst DiMaggio hit safely for the New York Yankees in 1941, Golf Channel spokesman Dan Higgins said in a state- ing sign-ups for youth basketball (grades 3-4) and to sweep the season series from the Huskies. setting the major league record. ment. “In order not to provide further distraction, wrestling (grades 1-6) at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in the DiMaggio also was thwarted by an opposing third weve decided to remove Jim from this particular Wendell High School gym. The first basketball ses- COLLEGE BASEBALL baseman — Ken Keltner of the Cleveland Indians assignment. sion will be held at 7 p.m. that night, with future ses- Wittels streak ends two turned in a pair of fine plays to stop the famous The Golf Channel said Grays future would be an sions from 7 to 8 p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday streak. internal matter that is discussed at an appropriate through March 17.The cost is $20.The first wrestling games shy of tying Ventura time. practice will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, with future MIAMI — Garrett Wittels said he would tip his cap GOLF It was the second time in the last six months that practices each Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to 7 to the person who ended his hitting streak. Golf Channel removes Gray has become the subject of controversy for The p.m.The cost is $20 and includes a T-shirt.Wrestlers Much to Florida Internationals dismay, Friday Golf Channel. will be able to compete at tournament in Filer was the night he made good on that promise. Jim Gray from tourney He got into a finger-pointing argument with Ryder (March 5), Kimberly (March 12), Jerome (March 19) Wittels pursuit of NCAA history is over. He went 0 LOS ANGELES — The Golf Channel removed Jim Cup captain Corey Pavin in the press room of the and at Canyon Ridge High in Twin Falls (April 2). for 4 against Southeastern Louisiana, leaving him Gray from its coverage of the Northern Trust Open PGA Championship. Gray had reported that Pavin Information: Randy or Beth Andrus at 536-6409 two games shy of matching Robin Venturas 58- on Friday for his handling of Dustin Johnsons penal- told him Tiger Woods was going to be a captains after 6 p.m. game Division I record set in 1987 and four short of ty for nearly missing his tee time. pick, and Pavin denied saying it. — Staff and wire reports Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho COMICS Saturday, February 19, 2011 Sports 5

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Mickey Habeck, Certifi ed Nurse-Midwife 208.886.2224 SFMC Pregnant? Shoshone Family Medical Center 113 S. Apple St. Shoshone Prenatal Care Sports 6 Saturday, February 19, 2011 SPORTS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho NFL, union hold 1st session with federal mediator WASHINGTON (AP) — started and that both parties side counsel Bob Asked what without holding any formal tired players. NFL Commissioner Roger agreed to adhere to Cohen’s Batterman — progress he expect- bargaining sessions, until a Cohen was involved in Goodell and union head De- request that they not speak avoided media ed to come from meeting Feb. 5, the day be- Major League Soccer’s nego- Maurice Smith met in front publicly about the process. members in front of mediation, Pash fore the Super Bowl. The tiations with its players’ of a federal mediator for True to their word, Smith the building entire- replied: “We don’t sides met again once last union last year, when a pos- about six hours Friday, a bid and other union representa- ly. They left via an- know.” week but called off a second sible work stoppage was to jump-start contentious tives — including Pittsburgh other exit, an FM- Cohen an- meeting that had been avoided. and slow-moving labor ne- Steelers quarterback Charlie CS spokesman nounced Thursday scheduled for the following He was the baseball play- gotiations two weeks before Batch, former player Pete said. that both sides had day. ers’ association’s lead lawyer owners could lock out play- Kendall and NFLPA lawyer It wasn’t immediately agreed to have him partici- The most recent CBA was in federal court in 1995, ers and threaten the 2011 Richard Berthelsen — de- clear when the sides would pate in talks. Mediation is signed in 2006, but owners when the National Labor season. clined to answer questions resume talks, although orig- not binding. exercised an opt-out clause Relations Board obtained an Friday’s session was the on their way out of the inally there were plans for The current collective in 2008. injunction against owners sides’ first with George Co- meeting. several days of negotiations bargaining agreement ex- The biggest issue separat- from then-District Judge — hen, the director of the Fed- “There’s not going to be with Cohen present. pires at the end of the day ing the sides is how to divide and now Supreme Court eral Mediation and Concilia- any comment,”Smith said as Pash did speak briefly March 3, and the union has about $9 billion in annual Justice — Sonia Sotomayor tion Service, a U.S. govern- he walked out at 6:15 p.m., when he and other NFL ex- said it expects a lockout to revenues. Among the other that led players to end their ment agency. more than seven hours after ecutives showed up Friday come as soon as the next day. significant points in negoti- 7½-month strike. More than two hours after he arrived. morning. News of the start of medi- ations: the owners’ push to The FMCS was involved in Goodell and Smith arrived Goodell and other mem- “We’re going to partici- ation could be a positive sign expand the regular season negotiations during the separately, the league and bers of the NFL’s bargaining pate fully, and we look for- after several months of in- from 16 games to 18 while 2004-05 NHL lockout, and the NFL Players Association team — including the ward to working with Mr. frequent negotiations. reducing the preseason by a 2005 dispute between the released a joint statement league’s lead labor negotia- Cohen,”he told The Associ- The league and union two games; a rookie wage U.S. Soccer Federation and saying the mediation had tor, Jeff Pash, and NFL out- ated Press. went more than two months scale; and benefits for re- its players. Fans mark 10-year Fred Couples celebrates his nearly anniversary of 100-foot eagle putt on the No. 1 green in the second round of the Earnhardt’s death Northern Trust Open PGA golf tournament DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. been killed. The wreck in the Pacific (AP) — Someone placed hadn’t looked that violent Palisades area of Los three small white angel — and wasn’t Earnhardt Angeles Friday. figurines at the foot of the invincible? Dale Earnhardt statue that “You’re not going to hurt stands outside of Daytona that guy,”said 52-year-old International Speedway. Greg Walton, an Earnhardt Near the statue was a fan who lives near Santa AP photo lone yellow rose in a small Barbara, Calif. “He drove glass vase, with a black with a broke back.” ribbon tied around it. On And he had walked away the ribbon was written from so many wrecks that Couples turns back clock at Riviera one word: “forever.” appeared so much worse. LOS ANGELES — Fred of times. He just knows what 70 that put him seven shots taya Old Course at Siam Members of the team “There were so many Couples does not look like he he’s doing out here.” behind. Country Club, Kim strug- Earnhardt once drove for, worse,”Walton said. “I can belongs atop the leaderboard Couples first played Riv- gled throughout the second Richard Childress Racing, remember the time when on the PGA Tour. iera three years before Kim COCHRAN, LANGER SHARE round. She endured four bo- wore black No. 3 hats as he flipped, the car rolled, Except that he’s at Riviera. was born. He won in 1990 FIRST-ROUND LEAD geys on the front nine, they worked on cars in the and he gets out of the car Despite a bad back that and 1992, back when his hair NAPLES, Fla. — Russ earned her second and third garage area. saying, ‘Hey, does it start hurts when he stoops over a was brown, not mostly gray, Cochran and Bernhard birdies of the round on the Subtly but surely, fans back up?”‘ short iron, Couples navigat- and when he didn’t have to Langer shot 8-under-par 10th and 14th holes, dropped and NASCAR competitors A decade after Earn- ed around his favorite tour get up at 4 a.m.to stretch out 64s to share the lead after another shot on the 15th, remembered the 10-year hardt’s death, his loyal fans course without a bogey Fri- his back so he could make it the first round of the ACE then sank a 6-foot birdie anniversary of Earnhardt’s take solace in the fact that day for a 5-under 66 that to the first tee. Group Classic on Friday. putt to finish with an 8-un- death, which fell Friday. his accident was the cata- gave him a two-shot lead in It was tough for others, Cochran birdied four der 136 total. “It’s just a sad day in lyst for a safety revolution the Northern Trust Open. too. The wind and rain ar- straight holes to close his racing,” said 62-year-old in the sport. It helped that he knocked rived in the afternoon, mak- front nine here, then birdied CABRERA-BELLO LEADS BY 1 Nita Powell, an Earnhardt “We’re still racing, and in an eagle putt of nearly 100 ing Riviera so difficult that three of the first five on the AT FOG-DELAYED AVANTHA fan who came to Daytona thankfully nobody’s been feet on his opening hole, some medium-length hit- back before parring in. NEW DELHI — Rafael from Sand Lake, Mich. killed since his death,”said along with a pair of 30-foot ters couldn’t reach the par-4 Mark O’Meara, back from Cabrera-Bello of Spain held More tributes will come Jody Scheckel, an Earn- birdie putts. But even for a 18th with a driver and a 3- playing in the Dubai Desert a one-stroke clubhouse lead during Sunday’s Daytona hardt fan from Eustis, Fla. 51-year-old well past his wood. Classic last week, was third at the fog-delayed Avantha 500. “Obviously, we were able prime, he was carried along Of those who didn’t finish after a 65 that included hol- Masters after shooting a 3- The Fox television to gain from his death, and by a languid swing and his the round before it was sus- ing out from a greenside under 69 Friday despite two broadcast team will fall take the knowledge from love for Riviera. pended by darkness, bunker for an eagle on No. bogeys in his final three silent during lap No. 3, that and make the drivers “I feel like I can play this Spencer Levin was at 6 un- 14. holes. while fans are expected to safer. That’s the most im- course blindfolded,”Couples der with three holes remain- Cabrera-Bello was at 8- hold up three fingers in portant thing.” said. ing, while Aaron Baddeley KIM SHOOTS 1 OVER BUT STILL under 136, a shot ahead of tribute — much as they did While NASCAR actually Some of his peers couldn’t was at 5 under with four LEADS LPGA THAILAND India’s Shiv Kapur (65), at every race in the imme- experienced a surge in believe what they saw. holes to play. PATTAYA,Thailand — In- Denmark’s Mark Haastrup diate aftermath of Earn- popularity in the immedi- “He played like he was my Couples was at 8-under kyung Kim of South Korea (66), Thailand’s Kiradech hardt’s death in 2001. ate aftermath of Earn- age,” said 25-year-old An- 134 heading into what could birdied her final hole to card Aphibarnrat (67), and Eng- It will be the first time hardt’s death, Walton be- thony Kim, who was paired be a soggy weekend.The rain a 1-over 73 and hold onto the land’s Robert Coles (67) after attending the Daytona 500 lieves the sport lost some- with Couples and was nine began to fall late in the after- lead by a stroke over the second round of the Eu- for Robert Baker, an Earn- thing it still hasn’t re- shots behind.“He was loose, noon as half of the field was Michelle Wie and Yani Tseng ropean and Asian tour event hardt fan from Canton, placed. swinging hard. He hit some trying to cope with tougher midway through the LPGA at the DLF Golf and Country Ohio. For Baker, it just felt “With the economy, quality shots, some aggres- conditions. Thailand on Friday. Club. right to be there in person. they know they’ve lost a lot sive shots. It doesn’t hurt Phil Mickelson struggled A day after shooting a And despite the dour of fans,” Walton said. that he’s won here a couple with his irons on his way to a record-tying 63 on the Pat- — The Associated Press anniversary, he didn’t feel “They’re trying to get the sad when he got to the fans back in, and he was a racetrack. The sun was big market draw for them.” out, the people were And no one driver has friendly and he was getting risen up to fully replace Dontrelle Willis gets a chance from Reds ready for the race. him. “I’ve always wanted to “Jimmie Johnson’s won GOODYEAR, Ariz. — and he got caught up in it,” pounds,Broxton is one of the come down to the Daytona the championships, but he Dontrelle Willis had just Mattingly said. more imposing closers in 500,”the 65-year-old said. doesn’t have the fan fol- been dumped from his sev- The normally reliable baseball. For the first half of “Being the 10th anniver- lowing,” Walton said. enth team in two seasons. closer with the 100 mph 2010, Broxton was pitching sary of Earnhardt’s death, “They tried to get a couple Still in his 20s, the left-han- fastball got the save for the as well as ever, earning 19 it’s really special, extra of rivalries going. But until der once known as “D- NL in the All-Star game, but saves and posting an ERA special for me.” last year, NASCAR kept Train” looked to be headed LEYLAND: CABRERA’S SITUATION completely fell apart in the that dipped as low as 0.86. Fans still remember trying to (say), ‘Be nice, for the scrap heap. WON’T BE A DISRUPTION final months. He eventually Broxton’s struggles actu- where they were on that guys, be nice.’ You didn’t An old acquaintance pro- LAKELAND, Fla. — Detroit lost his job to Hong-Chih ally began in a loss to the day in 2001, and how they have that bumping and vided another chance. Tigers manager Jim Leyland is Kuo. New York Yankees on June found out the shocking banging like back Earn- Reds manager Dusty Bak- confident slugger Miguel Broxton threw from a 27 in which he gave up four news that Earnhardt had hardt and Rusty Wallace.” er called to check up on Cabrera’s arrest this week will mound Friday for the first earned runs in an inning. Willis, who couldn’t get bat- have no effect on the team’s time in spring training. He In the month of July, his ters out in the majors or the performance. looked to be at ease during a ERA was 7.45. It got slightly minors last season. Baker’s Cabrera was arrested late 25-pitch bullpen session. better in August (4.63), but wife knew Willis when he Wednesday on suspicion of “Last year is last year. It’s by then, Broxton had lost the Robert was a child, forging an ex- drunken driving in Fort gone,” he said a day earlier. closer’s role. Baker, left, of tended-family bond. When Pierce,about 110 miles south- “Time to move forward.” Canton, Ohio the NL Central champions east of Lakeland, where the At 6-foot-4 and 295 — The Associated Press takes a were ousted from the play- Tigers hold spring training. photo of his offs, Baker began thinking “It is not going to be a dis- son Larry, in about next year. ruption for our team. Trust front of the He thought about Willis. me,” Leyland emphatically “He just told me he want- said Friday. “I’m the field Dale ed me to come play for him,” manager.I manage the players Earnhardt Willis said Friday. “It was on the field. Our clubhouse statue at pretty straightforward. I was will be great,and our team has Daytona congratulating him on a a hell of a chance to be an out- International great season and the turn- standing team.” Residential Speedway in around by the Reds, and he Tigers general manager Daytona basically said, ‘Be quiet. We Dave Dombrowski said Commercial Store Fronts want you.’ Thursday he wasn’t sure Beach, Fla., “I said I’d give it a shot.” when Cabrera would report to Interior & Exterior Doors Friday. Even though Willis has camp. There was no update Earnhardt been a starter his entire ca- from the team Friday. Garage Doors ~ Siding died 10 years reer, he agreed to a minor ago Friday, league deal with a chance to BROXTON, DODGERS WANT Mirror ~ Expert Installation but his pres- win a spot in Cincinnati’s TO PUT HIS 2010 IN THE PAST ence still bullpen. GLENDALE, Ariz. — What better choice did he Whatever went wrong for 1029 Overland Avenue Burley looms large have? Jonathan Broxton in the sec- Contact Ben, Russ or Tim... at Daytona The 29-year-old pitcher ond half last season, he’s at 678-1459 International has struggled for the last few ready to put it behind. So are FREE Speedway. years, giving up a lot of runs the Los Angeles Dodgers and Auto Pickup & wherever he goes. It’s been a new manager Don Matting- Glass Delivery sudden and sharp drop-off ly. AP photo for a career that started a stir. “The snowball got rolling MUSLIMS ON SCREEN Group seeks change in Hollywood image R Religion 2 Missionaries, Religion 2 / Voices of Faith, Religion 2 / ValueSpeak, Religion 3 / Obituaries, Religion 4 Religion SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2011 SECTION EDITOR ANDREW WEEKS: 735-3233 [email protected] To SERVE and to BLESS

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Photos by DREW NASH/Times-News day falls on The Rev. Jim Finn, pastor of First Assembly of God, and his wife Nancy pose for a picture Wednesday afternoon at their church in Twin Falls. Finn has been pastor of the church for six years, but later this year the couple will head to India for mission work. Twin Falls pastor to embark the Sabbath Competition schedules on service mission to India can put religious By Andrew Weeks Times-News writer families in a tough spot After more than 30 years in By Giovanna Fabiano “Her coaches tried re- the ministry, Jim Finn plans and Joseph Ax ally hard to at least have to retire. But he’s not about to The Record her compete on Sunday, give up serving others. but I really would have Finn, pastor of First As- HACKENSACK, N.J. — liked to see her be accom- sembly of God in Twin Falls, When Amalya Knapp modated, if not this year, will give his last sermon on performed at a New Jersey then ultimately next March 6. Afterward, he’ll be- State gymnastics compe- year,” Knapp’s mother gin focusing on his next ad- tition Sunday, she finally said. venture: helping the down- got to show off the skills Coaches at the gym trodden in India. she honed while training asked the New Jersey Actually, his future mis- up to 12 hours a week over chapter of USA Gymnas- sion is something Finn has the last year. tics to make an exception thought about quite a bit the But regardless of how for Amalya, who came in past several months. well the 7-year-old Tea- first in five of the nine “I’ve got the burden to do neck, N.J., girl did on the competitions she partici- this,”Finn said as he sat in the floor, bars, beam or vault pated in over the last year. church’s chapel, his wife routines, her scores won’t But the organization Nancy next to him. count toward any indi- was willing only to let her They expressed their desire vidual titles or rankings. perform in all four events to help the orphans, the lep- The girls in her age Sunday, with no prospect rous and young girls in the Jim Finn and his wife, Nancy, talk about their experiences in Twin Falls and what they expect when they group competed Saturday of placing individually. Third World country. They’ll head to India later this year, during an interview Wednesday afternoon at their church in Twin Falls. afternoon while Knapp “We’ve faced this be- be able to do this through and her family observed fore, and sometimes the Good News India, an organi- blessed. They’re loved, them in heaven for eternity,” the Jewish Sabbath, a day athletes can’t compete at zation Finn was introduced to they’re taken care of,”he said. Nancy added, noting that the of rest. all,” coach Ana Nunes in 2007. He’s been serving as WANT TO The Finns will head to children also are taught While religious obser- said. “It depends on a board member since 2008. India for a few weeks Christian principles. vance requires sacrifices, everyone’s availability.” Good News India was HELP? late this spring, but Yes,Finn said.“This is very it can also put parents and Assemblyman Gary founded by Faiz Rah- plan on an extended practical, but very spiritual at their children in a diffi- Schaer has fired off a let- man of Calcutta, India, stay later this year. Even- the same time.” cult position, balancing ter to USA Gymnastics, who was born Muslim tually, they’d like to be Finn’s last sermon in Twin the demands of their faith calling the decision “un- but converted to there for about nine months Falls will likely be thanking with the vagaries of a acceptable.” Christianity when in out of the year. his congregation,he said. team’s schedule. Leslie King, a spokes- high school at the As- To learn “I’d like to do this for 10 or “I really believe that Orthodox Jewish fami- woman for USA Gymnas- sembly of God Church more about 15 years, but I can’t really say they’re doing God’s will, first lies, in particular, must tics, said Monday that School in Calcutta. After at- Good News for sure,” Finn said. “I’d like and foremost,” said church navigate the restrictions Amalya participated in tending higher education in India or to this to culminate all my years member Rita Firth. “I know of the Sabbath, which the event, as outlined in the U.S., including earning a donate to the in the ministry.” he’s had a heart for missions, takes place from Friday at the organization’s rules doctorate degree in ministry, Finns mission: That,however,depends on and I really believe it’s an op- sundown to Saturday and policies and reiterat- he began outreach ministries www.gni.in/finn funding. The couple said portunity that they wouldn’t evening. ed that event organizers in Asia and North India, they need to raise $50,000 a want to miss. A second-grader at the do their best to find com- where, according to the India, which, with more than year for their mission. A “I’m going to be quite sorry Yeshiva of North Jersey in petition dates that are group’s website, more than one billion people, is the daunting task, perhaps, but that they’re leaving us, but I River Edge, Amalya has convenient for all. 1,800 children are fed, second highest-populated they are confident the Lord know it’s time.” weeknights packed with “I would like to be able housed, educated and taught country in the world. All ma- will help them come up with The Finns arrived from soccer practice, piano to think, that just like any the Word of God. jor religions are represented. the money. Michigan in 2005, and said lessons, and figure skat- other child, she will be The organization focuses With so many people, the In India, the Finns will be they’ve enjoyed their stay in ing classes, but she excels able to fulfill and maxi- on three things, Finn said: Finns know their work is but involved with a number of Twin Falls. They’re not sure at gymnastics, spending mize her potential,” setting up orphanages,aiding a drop in the bucket. But projects, including working where they’ll live in the inter- three hours, three nights a Knapp said. “It’s hard to the leprous, and helping “at- they’re excited about the administratively and getting im before their mission, but week — and sometimes watch your child not be risk” girls that they not be challenge. to know the kids. Nancy said said they have family and Sundays — at the United acknowledged for every- sold to sex rings — a big prob- “Ministry is about people she’s a little nervous about friends who are willing to States Gymnastics Devel- thing she’s worked so lem in North India, Finn said, and India is a place where going overseas, but is excited provide a place,if needed. opment Center in Leonia, hard for her over the last noting that because of the there’s more of them,” he to help the people in India. “We trust in the Lord that N.J. year, just because she’s an country’s poverty level many said. “The people, they’re “I hope to see kids more everything will work out,” So when she found out Orthodox Jew. It’s not parents often sell their own going to know we are there to involved with society, to be Finn said. the competition would fair.” children for money. bless them.” able to have jobs, to see them conflict with the Sabbath, Had Amalya received an “I’ve been on several other Good News India already become productive citizens,” Andrew Weeks may be she came home “totally individual rank, she mission trips, and there’s no has made a name for itself. Finn said. reached at 735-3233 or devastated,” her mother, would have placed fifth in place like it,” he said about “The orphans there are really “But most of all, to see [email protected]. Chavie Knapp, said. the state, Knapp said. Religion 2 Saturday, February 19, 2011 RELIGION Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Vatican decries travel agents seeking ticket fee By Frances D’Emilio rized offers by some tour op- ways issued free of charge on charioteers. No matter how many pil- opportunity to attend a Mass Associated Press writer erators, especially on Inter- and no person or organiza- If all 2 million pilgrims grims arrive, all will have a of thanksgiving, celebrated net, of assistance in procur- tion can request any kind of come — as some authorities chance to file past John by the Vatican’s No. 2 offi- VATICAN CITY — The ing tickets, with a service payment.” are predicting — they won’t Paul’s remains, which will be cial, Cardinal Tarcisio Vatican complained on Fri- charge.” The Vatican also dis- be able to fit in St. Peter’s placed inside St. Peter’s Bertone, in the square on the day that some travel agents “For the beatification closed details of the pro- Square for the beatification Basilica immediately after he morning of May 2. are asking faithful to shell out Mass of Pope John Paul II, as gram for those wanting to led by Pope Benedict XVI. is beatified, the Vatican said. Last month, Benedict de- a “service” fee for procuring made clear from the outset, participate in beatification Many faithful will spill over Normally, the remains of the clared that a French nun’s re- places for the beatification of no tickets are required,” it events, including a prayer into adjacent spaces, where Polish pontiff, who died at covery from Parkinson’s dis- Pope John Paul II when no said in a statement. vigil the night of April 30 in large video screens are ex- age 84 after suffering from ease was the miracle needed tickets or invitations are It noted that when other Circus Maximus, a sprawl- pected to be set up for view- Parkinson’s disease for years, for the beatification of his needed for the May 1 cere- public ceremonies, unrelated ing, grassy field in the val- ing the ceremony. While are entombed in the grotto predecessor, who died in mony in St.Peter’s Square. to the beatification, are held ley between the Palatine tickets won’t be necessary, underneath St. Peter’s Basil- 2005 after leading the Ro- The Vatican lamented that at the Vatican, tickets are re- and Aventine Hills where police will keep an eye on the ica. man Catholic church for there have been “unautho- quired but that they are “al- ancient Romans cheered crowds,the Vatican said. Faithful will also have the more than 26 years. Muslims seek change in Hollywood image MISSIONARIES By Gillian Flaccus Associated Press writer

LOS ANGELES — After years of watching Muslims portrayed as terrorists in mainstream TV and movies, an advocacy group hopes to change that image by grooming a crop of aspiring Muslim screenwriters who can bring their stories — and perspective — to Holly- wood. The Muslim Public Affairs Council is hosting a series of AP photo Sister Elizabeth Hawkes workshops taught by Em- LEFT: Producer-writer, Khadijah has been called to serve a my-winning and Oscar- Rashid works on a script at her mission for The Church of nominated veterans over the Jesus Christ of Latter-day next month, an initiative home, Jan. 27 in Pasadena, Saints in the Florida Fort that builds on the group’s Calif. Rashid started her pro- Lauderdale Spanish-speak- outreach for a more repre- duction company ‘Muslimah ing Mission. She will enter sentative picture of Muslim- Movies’ in order to tell the true the Missionary Training Americans on the screen. story of Muslim-Americans as Center in Provo, Utah, on The workshops are the they really are in their daily March 2. natural evolution of MPAC’s lives. Hawkes is the daughter of efforts to lobby TV networks Richard and Niki Hawkes of and movie studios from the ABOVE: Rashid prays at her Twin Falls and is in the Twin outside, and they fit into a home. Falls 3rd Ward. She graduat- small, but growing, move- ed from Twin Falls High ment to get more Muslim- only hearing one story or working behind the scenes taken more interest in telling make sure the portrayal of School in 2008 and attended Americans behind the cam- these constant negative sto- on everything from reality authentic Muslim stories in Islam on TV screens was ac- Brigham Young University- eras. ries,” said Deana Nassar, TV to the award-winning recent years, said Ahmos curate, even if it was nega- Idaho for two years. She has MPAC dubbed its effort MPAC’s Hollywood liaison. biopic “Ray.” Hassan, a Muslim-Ameri- tive. Since then, the organi- received her Young Woman- the Hollywood Bureau, At the council’s first But Rashid said she had can talent manager who has zation has consulted on a hood Recognition Award. while Unity Productions screenwriting workshop last always felt her own story — been in the business for parade of hit TV shows, in- Foundation recently started Saturday,three dozen atten- growing up Muslim in the more than two decades. cluding “24,” “Bones,” “Lie a similar project called Mus- dees packed into a classroom Deep South — was the tale “There’s a demand for to Me,”“7th Heaven,”“Sav- lims on Screen and Televi- in downtown Los Angeles to she most wanted to tell. She Muslim stories, but whether ing Grace” and “Aliens in sion. Other nonprofit arts hear Emmy-winning come- recalled being teased as a it’s Muslim writers or not America.” foundations, such as the dy writer Ed Driscoll give child for her unusual last depends on the talent they The group also has held Levantine Cultural Center tips of the trade, from name and choking down bring to the table,” Hassan, meetings with top network and Film Independent, have knowing the audience to chunks of dry cheese for who owns Chariot Manage- executives from ABC, CBS, joined forces by planning making a script outline. lunch when the school cafe- ment, said during a break in FOX and NBC, and throws a networking events for Mus- The students reflected a teria served pork, a forbid- the class. “They need to Muslim-inspired version of lim actors and training and diversity not often seen in den food in Islam. bring that to the industry ... a Hollywood awards show mentoring young filmmak- Hollywood’s portrayal of “I don’t think it’s much and I think the industry is each year for productions, ers. Muslim-Americans, from a drama, but it’s my own per- open to it now, more so than both mainstream and inde- “The idea is to really give black woman who grew up sonal drama,” said Rashid, any time before.” pendent, that advance un- Muslims an avenue to tell in Mississippi to a stay-at- now a single mother living in MPAC has had some suc- derstanding of Islam. In our stories. It’s as simple as home mom to a defense at- Pasadena. “I definitely want cess working with writers 2009, winners included that. There’s a curiosity torney who dabbles in to tell my story, but I need to and producers from the out- “Slumdog Millionaire” and about Islam and a curiosity screenwriting on the side. learn how. If I get the tools, side. “The Simpsons,” for an about who Muslims are — Khadijah Rashid, 33, said I’ll just pour it out.” Its Hollywood Bureau was episode that featured Bart and a lot of the fear that before class that her Holly- With any luck, Hollywood founded after Sept. 11, 2001, befriending a Muslim boy Elder Zach Montgomery we’re seeing comes from wood experience included will listen. The industry has with a simple strategy: to named Bashir. has returned from serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Mexico Her- CHURCH NEWS mosillo Mission. He will speak in sacrament meeting Methodists bless wish, for this special bless- Fellowship hosts A program, “Stepping panding and branching at 9 a.m. Sunday at the Buhl ing. Out in Faith,” will be pre- out, their story will en- 1st Ward Chapel on Main animals on Sunday Information: 436-3354. Esterlyn concert sented by the Twelve Bas- courage others to step out Street. A Blessing of the Animals An Esterlyn concert will kets Cooperative Ministry in faith. Montgomery is an Eagle service will be held at 2 p.m. Heyburn church be presented at 7 p.m. at noon. Monique Salazar, Admission to the pro- Scout and 2008 graduate of Sunday at the Rupert United Wednesday at Lighthouse worship leader at Calvary gram only, which begins at Buhl High School. He plans Methodist Church, 605 H offers chili and Christian Fellowship, 960 Chapel in Hagerman, will noon, is free. Cost for to work this summer and at- St. Eastland Drive,Twin Falls. provide encouraging and lunch is $8.50 per person; tend college in the fall. He is Pastor Pamela Meese will cornbread supper Youth,friends, family and uplifting musical selec- please make reservations the son of Clay and Laura conduct the service, a cus- A free chili and cornbread neighbors are all invited. tions. for lunch by calling Car- Montgomery of Wendell. tom conducted in remem- supper will be offered from Admission is free. A year ago, Twelve Bas- olyn Herzinger at 934- brance of St. Francis of As- 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Information: 737-4667. kets Cooperative Ministry 5700 by Feb. 27. To submit information sissi’s love for animals. He Heyburn Seventh-day Ad- of Glenns Ferry began as about missionaries, contact felt the animals were as im- ventist Church, 1250 21st Twelve Baskets the dream of three women, The Times-News wel- Ellen Thomason at 735- portant as humans for God’s Street, Heyburn, next to who have said that by fol- comes news of church 3266, or send email to blessings. Churches are the United Electric. presents program lowing God’s leading and events. Send information to [email protected]. place where the bond of cre- The members invite The Agape Ministry “stepping out in faith,” Ellen Thomason at Deadline is 5 p.m. Wednes- ation is celebrated. everyone to join them for luncheon will be held at they have turned this [email protected]. day for publication on the The community is wel- food and friendship. 11:30 a.m. March 1 at the dream into a ministry that Deadline is 5 p.m. Wednes- Saturday religion page. come to bring their pets and For more information: Lincoln Inn, 413 Main St. reaches far beyond the lo- day for publication on the even larger animals, if they Barbara at 650-0592. in Gooding cal community. Still ex- Saturday religion page. How could a good person and a bad person end up in the same place after death? McClatchy Newspapers Serious sin, in a permanent em- saved, transformed in contrition to grammed. The people around us, brace, leads to eternal separation turn away from sin and embrace the our culture and society program our JESUS MUST TRANSFORM from God, called hell. Those whose freedom from evil offered through minds with thoughts, feelings, atti- lives are transformed by the saving Jesus Christ. tudes and perceptions that dictate OUR LIVES work of Jesus are offered permanent the way we see the world and the The Rev.Justin Hoye,pastor of St. freedom from sin in heaven. Jesus NEGATIVE ENVIRONMENTS values we hold. Mary’s Catholic Church, uses imagery like the sep- Unfortunately, some people Nevada, Mo., and St. Voices of aration of chaff and CREATE BAD BEHAVIOR grow up in environments that are Bridget’s in Rich Hill, wheat, or sheep and goats The Rev. Duke Tufty, Unity Tem- extremely negative, abusive and Not just the Mo.: Rephrased, your to make this point. ple on the Plaza,Kansas City,Mo.: If unconscionable. They are deprived question asks: Isn’t there A Catholic understand- there were two places to go when we of ethics, morals and good direc- some justice when it ing says that one cannot left this world, one good and one tion. The world they are exposed to ‘King’s comes to final things? take sinful, dehumanizing bad, and a higher power decided teaches them how to be and what to What does it say about attitudes and behaviors who went where, that would give us do by example. Through condi- God if everyone — the into heaven. So even if I do a judgmental God. In essence the tioning they become a good person Speech’ good, the bad and the ug- bad things, they must be very creative power that brought us who does bad things. It is very dif- Lisps, stutters, apraxia and ly — is just grouped to- purged from me to enter into this world would condemn us ficult to turn one’s life around if one other speech disorders aren’t gether in the end, regardless of how the sinless reality of heaven. The to a hellish existence when we left has never experienced or been uncommon, though they still they lived? saving work of Jesus must trans- this world. Why should one be pun- taught how to live a good life. spur bullying and prejudice, Christianity professes that one is form my life into one that actively ished for his creator’s imperfection? Should this person be deprived of a Ariel Hansen reports. saved through the life, death and seeks the good and rejects evil. For the most part, we all come in- good afterlife simply because he resurrection of Jesus Christ. Explic- While God alone will judge our de- to this world good people. In the had the great misfortune to be born M ONDAY IN itly,one is saved from sin,that turn- tachment from sin and embrace of early years our minds are like a com- at the wrong time and in the wrong H EALTHY & FIT ing away from God that isolates us. his will, we hope that all might be puter that has never been pro- place? Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho RELIGION Saturday, February 19, 2011 Religion 3 YOUNG WOMANHOOD Miranda “Randi” Nicole Fife has earned her Young Pope Benedict, Russian Womanhood Recognition Award through the Young Women’s program of The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- ter-day Saints.She will receive the award Wednesday. To earn the award, girls ages 12 to 18 set goals and strive to achieve them leader want stronger ties through community and church service and self- VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope the Orthodox’s ranks. Instead the improvement projects in Benedict XVI and Russian President Vatican stressed the “positive con- eight value areas — faith, Dmitry Medvedev met at the Vati- tribution inter-religious dialogue divine nature, individual can on Thursday, stressing the need can make to society.” worth, knowledge, choice for better ties and the promotion of Greeting Medvedev, Benedict and accountability, good shared Christian values, the Holy welcomed him to “a very important works, integrity and See said. meeting” Thursday. virtue. “I should learn Russian,”the Ger- The Vatican said both sides “ex- Randi, 17,is the daugh- man-born Benedict said following pressed their pleasure at the good ter of Brian Fife of Jerome the half-hour private talk, although state of bilateral relations and high- and Ben and Pam Pratt of there was no indication that Bene- lighted their desire to strengthen Twin Falls and is in the dict would go to Russia. Long-run- them.”It noted the cooperation be- Twin Falls 2nd Ward. She ning tensions in Russia between Or- tween them “in the promotion of is a senior at Twin Falls High School. She maintains a 3.5 thodox faithful and Catholics pre- specifically human and Christian grade-point average and is a member of the Business vented Benedict’s predecessor John values, and in the cultural and social Professionals Association, where she placed second at Paul II from achieving his dream of a field.” the regional competition in advanced accounting.She al- Russian pilgrimage. The Vatican denies accusations so works at Shake Out in Twin Falls. She completed sev- The Holy See’s statement side- that it aggressively proselytizes in eral projects and helped in the community in giving serv- stepped any mention of the tensions Russia. ice to the less fortunate. between Russian Orthodox and Ro- After Medvedev’s previous talks man Catholic churches in Russia, with Benedict in late 2009, the Vati- AP photo The Times-News welcomes news of Young Women including over property issues, and can and Russia upgraded their Pope Benedict XVI, right, and Russian President Recognition awards. Send information to Ellen Thoma- Orthodox claims that the Catholics diplomatic relations to full-fledged Dmitry Medvedev exchange gifts Thursday at the son at [email protected]. Deadline is 5 p.m. are trying to poach converts from ties. Vatican. Wednesday for publication on the Saturday religion page. Mining for interpersonal gold eorge was my best emptiness and a sadness friend in elemen- that I never would have an- Gtary school. VALUE ticipated. Evidently the Which is not to say I did- bonds forged while playing n’t have other friends.I did. SPEAK in fruit trees and lying on I grew up with a great bunch your back looking at clouds of guys: Albert,Ron and Joseph Walker are strong. Don (yeah,they were And today I find myself twins),Dean and Kenny,to for about a week we ate two wishing I had made an ef- name just five.We tended to big meals a day.We were in fort to communicate with do things as a group (did heaven — but our moms had George or to go to dinner someone say “pack”?) had enough.We couldn’t with him or something. You whenever we could — riding see each other or talk on the know what I mean? I’m not bikes,playing basketball phone for a week.It was riddled with guilt or angst and football,building forts hard — we both went or anything like that — I’d in empty lots,sledding and through a sort of withdraw- just like to spend some time stealing — er,borrowing al.But at the end of the with an old, dear friend. raspberries from Grandma week,everything was the Only now I can’t. Hayes’raspberry bushes. same as it was,only we were Maybe there’s a George in But when we couldn’t get both down to one big meal your life, too. I know — our the guys all together,George per day. lives are all busy,and we ALGERINA PERNA/Baltimore Sun/MCT and I always managed to Eventually junior high have so much to do with Archaeologists have uncovered more of the 1845 mikveh, or ritual bath, beneath the Lloyd Street find a way to hang out.We put the distance between us work and family and cur- Synagogue in Baltimore, Md. Project archaeologist Esther Doyle Read, lecturer at UMBC Ancient Studies climbed the fruit trees in his that our mothers couldn’t. rent relationships that we Department, is pictured in the mikveh. The bricks at left are the chimney for the synagogue. Next to the yard.We teased his little We were still friends,but we have little time to go bucket at left is a lintel stone. sister,Patty,and my big sis- started hanging with differ- searching for friends in our ter,Kathy.We played army. ent groups (in other words,I past. I understand that. But We played one-on-one was a band nerd and George if it’s true,as the poet football (I was the huge one wasn’t — end of story).We Joseph Parry wrote, that we Jewish ritual bath in Baltimore that he couldn’t bring still said “hi”in the halls should “make new friends, down; he was the speedy and we talked at church and but keep the old; those are one that I couldn’t catch). stuff,but it was never really silver; these are gold” — We spied on Gayle. the same.We drifted further well, maybe we should try may be oldest in United States In fact,Gayle was the only apart in high school and to find some time now and thing we ever fought about. have only bumped into each then to mine for a little in- By Frank D. Roylance the old Lloyd Street Syna- “It was a very busy place Gayle was my on-again, other occasionally after terpersonal gold. The Baltimore Sun gogue is now a part. “This is for this small community of off-again girlfriend (we that. Which reminds me — I a very ancient practice, go- German immigrants,” Read liked each other in third, Still, it was sobering wonder what Albert is up to BALTIMORE — Archae- ing back thousands of said. fifth and seventh grades,so when Gayle sent me an these days? ologists peeling back layers years.” Barred by Maryland law it was on,off,on-again,off- e-mail yesterday to let me of history beneath a historic The 1845 mikveh is just a from incorporating and again,on-again,off-again, know that George had died. Joseph Walker is a free- synagogue in Baltimore few feet away from a pair of owning property until 1828, to be technically correct). Even though I haven’t seen lance writer from American have uncovered what is be- more modern, tile-lined she said, Jewish congrega- George kind of liked her,too him in years, I felt an Fork, Utah. lieved to be the oldest Jew- baths, built and used by the tions would typically meet — but it was awkward for ish ritual bath complex in Shomrei Misheres Ortho- in private homes, where him,because they were sort the United States. dox congregation that used they would build their of relatives (I never really Hints of the presence of the building after 1905. mikveh in the basement. understood how they were the 1845 bath, or “mikveh,” The Lloyd Street archae- The mikveh excavated Magic Valley Church Directory related — just that they were first detected during ological excavations are be- this winter appears to have MV were).So he wasn’t sup- excavations in Lloyd Street ing led by Esther Doyle been one of those. posed to like her — it was Synagogue in 2001. But fur- Read, a lecturer in ancient No mikvehs have been against the commandments ther digging this winter has studies at the University of found at any older syna- or the Beatitudes or some- revealed about a quarter of a Maryland, Baltimore Coun- gogue in the United States. thing — but he kind of did. 5-foot-deep wooden tub, ty, and her students. They When the congregation And it was upsetting to him and linked it to a related cis- are funded by the museum, expanded its synagogue to when I told him about play- tern found in 2008, and to the Maryland Historical the rear in 1860, it tore ing kissing games with remains of a brick hearth Trust and the university. down the old mikveh house, Gayle in her back yard. once used to warm the Read said mikvehs were a filled in the bath and buried Yes,Gayle — I told bath’s water. central part of Jewish life at it beneath their new addi- George.I know I told you “The idea of a ritual bath the time, where men came tion. (The dig has turned up that I didn’t,but I did. complex helps fill out the for ritual purification before a wealth of artifacts in the There.I feel better getting history of Jewish religious Friday prayers; women fill dirt — broken wine bot- that off my chest,even practice in this country,” came for ritual cleansing af- tles, crockery, buttons and though it took me 48 years said Avi Decter, executive ter their monthly periods; other domestic items — to do it. director of the Jewish Mu- and converts were purified none dating later than The thing is,I told George seum of Maryland, of which before entering the faith. 1860.) Doctor Jeffery K. Cooper, Senior Pastor pretty much everything back then.That’s just the 910 Shoshone Street East, Twin Falls way it was with us.We’d sit 7332936 www.fbctwinfalls.org RELIGION BRIEFS up there in one of his trees, Sunday Worship Services 9:30 & 11:00am or we’d lie on our backs in gration reform. for the project. Mexican president his backyard and look up at Greg Fadness, Lead Pastor asked to suspend Court upholds ruling the clouds,and we’d talk. Lighthouse Copenhagen We talked about everything, Church 960 Eastland Dr., Twin Falls LDS missionary visas against loud preacher and we knew everything 7334667 or 7371425 officials OK plans about each other. & School SALT LAKE CITY — A MONTPELIER, Vt. — An lighthousetwinfalls.com At one point in our small group of Utah Latinos for grand mosque appellate court has upheld a friendship,our moms got Saturday “Elevation Service” 6pmVibey acousticbased worship is asking Mexican President COPENHAGEN, Den- Vermont ruling dismissing a together and decided we Sunday “Vintage Service” 8:45amSweet old school worship Felipe Calderon to suspend mark — Denmark’s Muslim First Amendment challenge were seeing way too much the visas of Mormon mis- Council says it is trying to by a sidewalk preacher who Sunday “Celebration Service” 10:30pmFull blown worship of each other.As I recall, sionaries until The Church raise funds to build Copen- was given a warning by LIFEgroups Monday thru Friday this came around the time of Jesus Christ of Latter-day hagen’s first purpose-built Burlington police for being that we started inviting each Saints takes a stronger stand mosque after the project was too loud. other over for dinner every Twin Falls Christian Center on the immigration issue. given the green light. The U.S. Court of Appeals day.George’s family had Raul Lopez-Vargas has The City Council ap- for the Second Circuit, in their big meal at lunchtime, Ruben Garcia, Senior Pastor collected about 100 signa- proved the plans last week, New York, ruled Monday and we had our big meal in tures on a petition for sub- overruling objections by the against William Ray Costello, 235 Main Ave. West, Twin Falls the evening.So every day mission to the Mexican anti-immigration Danish who was issued a warning by 7330654 [email protected] Consulate of Salt Lake City. People’s Party. police in 2007 for yelling on Sunday morning worship service 11:00am He’s calling on Calderon Denmark’s Muslim Coun- Burlington’s Church Street Jesus Is Wednesday evening service 7:00pm to meet with LDS leaders cil said it’s trying to raise up Marketplace, in violation of The Answer and to urge them to take a to US$36.56 million for the the city’s noise ordinance. concrete position on the is- Sunni mosque. A police officer told Jerry Kester, Senior Pastor sue as Utah lawmakers con- Since the 1970s, Muslim Costello to lower his voice, SMILE GOD sider an Arizona-style im- immigrants have discussed but Costello said he had a LOVES 1231 Washington St. N., Twin Falls migration enforcement law. building a grand mosque in right to preach the gospel YOU 7336610 www.tfnaz.com LDS spokesman Scott the capital, but plans have with a loud voice. After be- ST. JOHN 10:10 Trotter says the church has been held back by disputes ing given a written warning, Sunday blended worship service 9:30am made its position clear by mainly over funding. he filed a civil suit challeng- Life Is God's Accomplishment. Progressive worship service 11:00am supporting the Utah Com- Now a plot of land about a ing the constitutionality of Sunday evening traditional/casual service 6:00pm pact, which takes a compas- half mile from City Hall the ordinance. sionate approach to immi- Square has been designated — Wire reports J.C.H.T.M.R.K. Religion 4 Saturday, February 19, 2011 OBITUARIES/IDAHO/WEST Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Charles John Hohnhorst SERVICES Feb. 8, 1936 to Feb. 15, 2011 Despite claims, Clara Magdalene Slatter Burley; burial at 1 p.m.Mon- JEROME — Sawtooth Dairy Spe- Herre of Nampa and for- day at the Basin Cemetery in Charles John Hohn- cialties, which con- merly of Filer and Paul, cele- Oakley; visitation from horst, 75, of Jerome, tinues to operate. bration of life at 11 a.m. to- 1:30 to 2:45 p.m. today at the no big wolf passed away Tues- After Marjorie day at the Parma Church of mortuary; memorial service day, Feb. 15, 2011, at passed away in an the Nazarene, 804 N. B St.; Feb. 26 at the Shephard St. Lukes Magic Val- automobile acci- luncheon at 1 p.m. today at Prairie Lutheran Church in ley Medical Center. dent in 1993, Char- the Canyon Hill Church of Huntley,Ill. kills planned Charles was born lie reunited with the Nazarene,903 N.Michi- Feb. 8, 1936, in Janette Kandler in gan in Caldwell. Kenneth Robert Hunter of Hazelton, Idaho, to John and 2003, who remained a BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — than 500 wolves. Jerome, funeral at 4 p.m. to- Alpha (Walker) Hohnhorst. trusted, loving, devoted Montana Gov. Brian Projections made last Vida Lyman Harrison of day at Farnsworth Mortu- He attended schools in companion until his death. Schweitzer turned heads year by wildlife officials Twin Falls,celebration of life ary, 1343 S. Lincoln in Hazelton, graduating from Charlie would have liked to when he announced he was showed that killing off all at 11 a.m. today at the Twin Jerome; visitation at 3 p.m. Hazelton High School in thank Martin Sandoval and sending out state wildlife packs that attack cattle, Falls LDS 1st Ward Church, today at the mortuary. 1953. Charlie joined the Marie Lickley for all their agents to kill packs of en- sheep or other livestock 847 Eastland Drive N.; visi- Army in 1955, where he hard work and devotion for dangered wolves any time would have quickly reduced tation one hour before the George Lawrence Critch- served in the Medical Corps many years; he loved you they attack livestock or wolf numbers below sus- service today at the church field of Salt Lake City, Utah, of the 16th Mountain Divi- both. drive down elk numbers. tainable levels. (Reynolds Funeral Chapel in and formerly of Oakley,bur- sion in Germany. After being Charlie is preceded in Yet theres been no im- The governors natural Twin Falls). ial at 10 a.m. Monday at the honorably discharged from death by his wife, Marjorie mediate change in how the resources adviser, Mike Glenns Ferry Cemetery in the Army, Charlie attended Walker Hohnhorst; his state deals with problem Volesky, told The Associat- Glenn Alma Bailey of Bur- Glenns Ferry. Idaho State University, brother, Judge John Hohn- wolves, and Schweitzers ed Press that wildlife agents ley, funeral at 11 a.m. today where he met Marjorie horst; and his parents. Char- office on Friday backed had “discretion to use at the Rasmussen Funeral Charles Murl Lattin of Walker. They were married lie is survived by Janette away from some of his most whole-pack removal — Home, 1350 E. 16th St. in Twin Falls, funeral at 11 a.m. in 1959 and had one son in Kandler of Jerome; his son, adamant declarations of de- not a mandate to do so. Burley; visitation one hour Monday at the Heritage Al- 1961. Charlie worked as a Tom Hohnhorst of Jerome; fiance against federal wolf “The letter probably dealt before the funeral today at liance Church, 401 Sixth dispatcher for IML Freight and grandchildren, Erica of protections. with the issue inartfully, the mortuary. Ave. N. in Twin Falls (White Lines until 1972, when he Twin Falls and Michael of Schweitzer declared in an Volesky wrote in an e-mail Mortuary in Twin Falls). decided to return to Idaho. Boise. interview this week that his response. “Its usually bet- John Robert Collis Jr.of In 1973, he moved the Charlie was known and state would “take action ter to leave some discretion Twin Falls,memorial service Daniel Gonzalez Gonzalez family to Wendell, where loved by many and will be on its own to remove wolf to the experts on the at 11 a.m. today at White of Jackpot, Nev., Mass of Charlie would begin his new greatly missed. And now he packs that have caused de- ground, who can then react Mortuary in Twin Falls. Christian Burial at noon passion for the potato indus- wants everyone to know clines in elk herds along its to specific circumstances. Monday at St. Edwards try as a grower for Idaho “Im gone fishing.” western border with Idaho. Roughly one out of every Elizabeth Ann Flanders of Catholic Church in Twin Frozen Foods. Charlie A memorial service will be On Friday, Montana Fish, three packs will kill livestock Bend, Ore., and formerly of Falls; rosary at 7 p.m. Sun- farmed potatoes for 28 years, held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Wildlife and Parks in any given year. If every Burley, memorial service at day,with visitation from 5 to where he made many friends Feb. 20, the Church of spokesman Ron Aasheim livestock-killing pack was 11 a.m. today at the Westside 7 p.m. Sunday at Parkes and was respected for his Christ, 2030 Filer Ave E. in said the agency was await- eliminated, within four Church, 2051 NW Shevlin Magic Valley Funeral Home, abilities as a grower and seed Twin Falls. Arrangements ing a response from federal years the number of breed- Park Road in Bend,Ore. 2551 Kimberly Road in Twin broker. Charlie had a keen are under the direction of officials on a pending state ing packs would be reduced Falls. business sense and, in 1999, White Mortuary “Chapel by petition to kill those wolves, by half, to just 14, according Deloss C. Stoker of Bur- was instrumental in starting the Park.” in an area known as the Bit- to the states projections. ley, funeral at noon today at Gerald “Jerry” Leggit of terroot Valley. A decision That is below the level con- the View LDS Church, 550 S. Twin Falls, funeral at 2 p.m. from the U.S. Fish and sidered necessary for Mon- 500 W. of Burley; visitation Monday at the Reformed Wildlife Service is due with- tanas wolf population to re- from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. to- Church of Twin Falls, 1631 Larry Dean Houser in six weeks. main viable over the long- day at the church (Ras- Grandview Drive N. Schweitzer this week also term. Dec. 8, 1948 to Feb. 15, 2011 mussen Funeral Home in (Farnsworth Mortuary in notified U.S. Interior Secre- Although the state has Burley). Jerome). Larry Dean Houser, 62, of tary Ken Salazar that he had authority to take out prob- Twin Falls, passed away directed wildlife officials to lem packs — and did so nine Curt Allen Trowbridge of Henry (Hank) Johnson of Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2011, at his shoot “whole packs that kill times in 2009, the most re- Twin Falls,memorial service Jerome, memorial service at home with his loving family livestock,wherever this may cent year for which data was at 1 p.m. today at Farns- 4 p.m. Monday at Parkes by his side. occur. That directive was available — its longstanding worth Mortuary, 1343 S. Magic Valley Funeral Home, When God created a great revised Friday to reflect practice has been to try oth- Lincoln in Jerome. 2551 Kimberly Road in Twin man, he created Larry Dean less-severe policies already er methods first in most in- Falls. Houser. Larry was born Dec. in place for the states more stances. Richard Terry Miller of 8, 1948, in Twin Falls, Idaho, Queen Creek, Ariz., grave- Jacqueline Benson Rich of to Clifford and Nellie Farran in the kitchen. side service at 1 p.m. today Pocatello, funeral at 1 p.m. Houser. He loved to be outdoors, at Sunset Memorial Park in Tuesday at the Garden City Surviving are four chil- either building new things in Twin Falls (White Mortuary LDS Church in Garden City, AROUND IDAHO dren, Larry (Jamie) Houser his shop or just going for a in Twin Falls). Utah; visitation from 11 a.m. of Twin Falls, Wendy Houser drive. Larry ministered to to 12:45 p.m. Tuesday at the of Twin Falls, Debbie (Jay) many peoples needs and Report: Boise a top moving destination W. Norton Wade of Twin church (Matthews Mortuary BOISE — The City of Trees has become one of the nations most Rice of Rupert and Christina taught that “love is just and Falls, service of remem- in Montpelier). popular destinations for people on the move. Houser Twin Falls; brother, always unconditional.” He brance at 1 p.m. today at An annual migration report by U-Haul International Inc. shows George (Arlene) Houser of will be deeply missed by all Parkes Magic Valley Funeral Kenneth Pence Bradshaw that Boise was the nations second-highest “growth city” in 2010. Fruitland; and sister, Mari- who knew and loved him. Home, 2551 Kimberly Road of Gooding, funeral at 2 p.m. The Phoenix-based moving companys report compared rates of lyn (Paul) DeWitt of Twin A visitation for Larry will in Twin Falls. Tuesday at the Gooding people moving in and out of cities. Boise posted an 11 percent Falls; along with five grand- be held from 5 to 7 p.m. United Methodist Church; inbound migration rate, second only to the 20 percent inbound rate children. He was preceded in Wednesday, Feb. 23, at Esther Jewell Given Bland visitation from 5 to 7 p.m. for Santa Monica, Calif. death by his parents; his Parkes Magic Valley Funeral of Twin Falls, memorial Monday at Demaray Funeral Ada County Association of Realtors president-elect Kit Fitzgerald brother, Jack; and grand- Home, 2551 Kimberly Road service at 1 p.m. today at the Service Gooding Chapel. attributes the growth rate to Boises affordability and quality of life. daughter,Autumn. in Twin Falls. The funeral Rosenau Funeral Home, The Idaho Business Review reports that U-Hauls migration study Larry was a wonderful will be held at 3 p.m. Thurs- 2826 Addison Ave. E. in Alice Viola Lee of Twin included cities with a population of at least 5,000 and is based on man that filled many peo- day,Feb. 24, at Parkes Magic Twin Falls. Falls, memorial service at data from more than 1.4 million U-Haul one-way truck transactions. ples hearts and minds with Valley Funeral Home, with 3 p.m.Tuesday at Parkes Mag- love and knowledge. He burial following at the Twin Naomi Carlson of Jerome, ic Valley Funeral Home, 2551 loved to be with family and Falls Cemetery. Friends may Woman charged for making false documents service at 2 p.m. today at the Kimberly Road in Twin Falls. enjoyed cooking. leave condolences at Lighthouse Christian Fel- BOISE — Federal authorities say they have indicted and arrested He found enjoyment in www.magicvalleyfuneral- lowship, 960 Eastland Drive Waketta Lee Rasmussen a Caldwell woman accused of creating phony government docu- everything, even if it was just home.com. Arrangements in Twin Falls. Horejs of Pocatello, service ments in a scheme to dupe foreign citizens. creating a homemade pizza are under the direction of at 2 p.m. Wednesday at The indictment charges 29-year-old Crystal Tijerina of taking that had everything and Parkes Magic Valley Funeral Timothy J. Martin of Al- Parkes Magic Valley Funeral money from clients and in return providing them with fraudulent anything that could be found Home of Twin Falls. bion, funeral at 3 p.m. today Home, 2551 Kimberly Road immigration papers. at the Rasmussen Funeral in Twin Falls (Wilks Funeral Prosecutors say she operated Soluciones Economicas, a busi- Home, 1350 E. 16th St. in Home in Chubbuck). ness billed to help aliens file immigration papers. She is accused of Gloria G. Kempton taking money for services, fines and fees owed to the federal govern- ment and sending false documents with fraudulent government March 24, 1927 to Feb. 16, 2011 DEATH NOTICES seals through the mail. RUPERT — Gloria be missed by all who She faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted for mail fraud and G. Kempton, age 83, knew and loved her. nounced by Demaray Funer- up to five years for misuse of government seals. of Rupert, Idaho, Gloria is survived Vyla B. Call al Service Gooding Chapel Immigration and Customs Special Agent Leigh Winchell says the died Wednesday,Feb. by her brother, Cliff PLEASANT GROVE, Utah (condolences: www.de- alleged victims were duped and simply trying to abide by the law. 16, 2011, at Valley Haak of Filer, Idaho; — Vyla Burch Call, 92, of marayfuneralservice.com). Vista Care Center in and her special Pleasant Grove, Utah, and Boise suspects caught in their tracks Rupert,Idaho. friend,Rodney Wod- formerly of Twin Falls, died Megan C. McKee BOISE — Some old-fashioned police work combined with some Gloria was born in skow, who cared for Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011, at newer technology helped Boise police track down three men sus- Shoshone, Idaho, to her and brightened her home. BOZEMAN, Mont. — pected of stealing several cartons of cigarettes and cash from a con- Edward and Grace M. her days (they were natural The funeral will be held at Megan Charlene McKee, 21, venience store. (Gabler) Haak. She grew up companions); and numerous 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22, at of Bozeman, Mont., and for- Police say two men in ski masks and carrying guns robbed a and attended school at the nieces and nephews. She the Heyburn LDS Church, merly of Twin Falls, died Boise Bench convenience store early Thursday. Albion Normal School. was preceded in death by her 530 Villa Drive; visitation Friday,Feb. 18, 2011, in Boze- Officers followed shoe prints in the fresh snow to where the sus- While attending school in parents; her husband, My- from noon to 12:45 p.m. man,Mont. pect vehicle had been parked. Officers used cell phones to distribute Albion, she met and married ron Kempton; and her son, Tuesday at the church (Olpin Arrangements will be an- images of the tire tracks and footprints to other officers. Myron Kempton. To this Grant Kempton. Family Mortuary in Pleasant nounced by White Mortuary One officer spotted a set of tracks leading to a vehicle parked at a union was born one child, a The funeral for Gloria will Grove,Utah). in Twin Falls. residence. The tire tracks matched those of the suspected getaway son named Grant who be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, car, the car had no snow on it and fresh footprints matched those out- passed away at an early age. Feb. 22, at the Parkes Magic side the convenience store.The three men were arrested at the house. Gloria then took to traveling Valley Funeral Home, 2551 Allen Bauscher Verl S. Okelberry with her salesman husband Kimberly Road in Twin Falls. FAIRFIELD — Allen OAKLEY — Verl Smith and traveled with him for Interment will be held fol- Bauscher, 89, of Boise and Okelberry, 93, of Oakley, died Legislature ditches helmet safety bill years. When the time came, lowing the service at the formerly of Fairfield, died Friday,Feb. 18, 2011, at Roset- BOISE — Idaho lawmakers ditched a bill that would have fined she took on the responsibili- Shoshone Cemetery in Friday, Feb. 18, 2011, at the ta Assisted Living in Burley. parents $25 for not making sure their children wear bicycle helmets ty of caring for and living Shoshone,Idaho. Idaho State Veterans Home Arrangements will be an- on Idaho roads. with her mother in All services and arrange- in Boise. nounced by the Rasmussen The Senate Transportation Committee killed the measure Shoshone. In addition to her ments are under the direc- Arrangements will be an- Funeral Home of Burley. Thursday, after two days of hearings. The panels two Democrats responsibilities, Gloria en- tion of the Parkes Magic were the only lawmakers to support the bill, which required kids 12 joyed teaching piano, play- Valley Funeral Home of Twin For obituary rates and information, call 735-3266 Monday through and under to wear helmets on state roadways. ing the accordion for the res- Falls. Saturday. Deadline is 3 p.m. for next-day publication. The e-mail Sen. Diane Bilyeu, D-Pocatello, drafted the bill after she was idents of Valley Vista Care in Those wishing to share address for obituaries is [email protected]. Death notices are a approached by an eastern Idaho man whose daughter was struck by Rupert. She was a wonderful condolences may do so at free service and can be placed until 4 p.m. every day. To view or submit a car while riding her bicycle. Chris Estes believes a helmet saved his daughter, sister, wife, moth- www.magicvalleyfuneral- obituaries online, or to place a message in an individual online guest- daughters life and he testified to lawmakers in support of the bill. er, aunt and friend. She will home.com. book, go to www.magicvalley.com and click on “Obituaries.” Bilyeu told the Spokesman-Review her bill failed amid concerns from Sen. John McGee, R-Caldwell, that it mandated to people what they could and couldnt do. Man found guilty of cutting throat Three Blackfoot residents cited for spice IDAHO FALLS — A jury deliberated for about two hours before finding an Idaho Falls man guilty of attempted murder for cutting his BLACKFOOT (AP) — A Blackfoot “spice” was being sold at Hecho en was cited. grandmothers throat with a box cutter when she awakened to find business owner and sales clerk have Mexico. A search warrant served In September, the Idaho Board of him stealing her jewelry. been cited for possession or sale of a Thursday resulted in the discovery of Pharmacy approved a temporary ban The Post Register reports Steven M. Rankin, who is in his mid- synthetic cannabinoid after a search of “spice” with a retail value of about on the chemicals used to make spice. 20s, also was found guilty Thursday of burglary and robbery for the business yielded 200 containers of $3,200. Gov. C.L. “Butch Otter signed off on breaking into his grandmothers house on Sept. 8. incense that can be smoked to get a Store owner Kristi Linares was cited the new rule two weeks later and law- Rankins grandmother has testified that her grandson knocked marijuana-like high. along with sales clerk Allan Evans. makers are considering a bill to make her down and cut her throat. Blackfoot Police received a tip that A third man, Jason Lockyer, also the ban permanent. — The Associated Press CLASSIFIEDSS featuring

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TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm duplex, AC, TWIN FALLS Cute 2 bdrm, great lo- TWIN FALLS Small, clean, quiet • Located close to schools, hospital and City of Rupert. 208-308-8000 appls, carport, no smoking/pets, cation, stove, refrig, W/D hookups, studio, no smoking/pets. $335 + $500/mo. Call 208-733-3742 $250 deposit. 208-420-5028 • Excellent rental history, tenant pays all utilities. FILER Avail now. 900 sq. ft. updat- no pets. $525 mo. + $300 deposit. 208-734-4660 • Sprinklers and vinyl windows. ed cottage on farm, inclds 1 acre TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath, refrig, Kris Peterson corral/pasture. Garbage pd. $450 stove, W/D hookups, water pd. TWIN FALLS Elegant 3 bdrm, 2 Mini-Cassia MLS#109712 Advantage 1 Realty mo. Lease/deposit. 208-326-3320. Pets ok. 612 2nd Ave. E. $600 + bath, den, dining, hardwood, 633 E. Main, Burley, ID 83318 Photos: www.millerengineering.com $400 dep. 208-731-5745 fenced yard, pet w/dep, $1195/mo. Twin Falls MLS#98453981 Cell: (208) 431-1458 159 N 10th. 208-481-0553 FILER Available now. 3 bdrm, 1 BUHL 118 Paysee. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, Offi ce: (208) 677- 4663 Website: kris-peterson.com TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath, moth- garage, fenced yard, $700 + $500 bath farmhouse, heated, 2½ car/ er-in-law house, built in '07. No TWIN FALLS Great horse proper- sec. No smoking/pets. 731-9523 shop, garbage paid, corral. $650 pets/smoking. $700 + $700 dep. ty on 2.5 acres. 3 bdrm, 2 bath mo. Lease/deposit. 208-326-3320 Available now. 208-423-4497 OPEN HOUSE • 11-1 PM photos: www.millerengineering.com home, insulated shop & green BURLEY Norman Manor Apts TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath, some house. $1200 month. 1 & 2 bdrms, $375-$400 + dep. appls, shared fenced backyard, Call Bill 801-726-4564. New improvements through out sprinklers system. Call B G Prop- Manager on site. Call any time erty Holdings at 736-8729 or email TWIN FALLS NE area. Secluded, 208-678-7438 ~ 1361 Parke Ave [email protected] roomy, clean, all brick, 4 bdrm, 2½ bath, dbl garage, ample storage at BURLEY Very nice 1 & 2 bdrm apt TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath. No 151 Blair Dr, RV parking. $950 mo. with garage, excellent location. smoking/pets. $600 mo + $375 208-539-3321 208-431-1643 or 208-678-3216 dep. Avail March 1st. 423-4421. TWIN FALLS Nice 3 bdrm, 2 bath, CASTLEFORD 2 bdrm apt available TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. duplex. 624 stove, refrig, W/D, AC, dbl garage w/storage. $880 mo + $600 dep. now. Rent based on income. Rimview. Stove, refrig., W/D, new Equal Housing Opportunity. paint, new carpet. No pets. $675 + No dogs. 208-731-1695 208-734-6295 or 208-731-0218 1532 Princeton Dr., Twin Falls dep. Call 208-420-0125. 4 bedroom 2 bath home with a Basement. Great location near TWIN FALLS 2 bedroom, 1 bath, TWIN FALLS Quiet neighbor- hood, Nice 2 bedroom duplex Classified Department schools shopping & city pool. MLS #98427066 $129,900 W/D, $600 month. 208-720-8150 Classified Sales Representatives 208-788-8627 or 208-309-3251 W/D hookups, Garage, deck, South 1 block on Locust from Falls yrd, No pets. $650. 362-3933 are available from TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath house, 8:00 am-5:00 pm Monday-Friday OPEN HOUSE • 1:30-3 PM 2 car garage, appls, west of golf Call our office in Twin Falls course. $800 mo. + $700 security. WHO can help YOU rent your 733-0931 ext. 2 HAGERMAN 2 bdrm, 2 bath, handi- 208-731-9268 rental? Classifieds Can! cap accessible, credit check re- TWIN FALLS 460 Locust N. 1 bdrm, 733-0931 ext. 2 EDEN 2 bdrm, water & trash paid, quired, $500 + dep. 208-539-6675 $425 + deposit. No pets. [email protected] $350 month 2. No pets. HANSEN 2 bd, storage, refrig, $550. 208-420-0125 208-212-1678 3 bd, 2 ba, appls, fenced yard $700. TWIN FALLS 5 bdrm, 2 bath, coun- FILER Lg clean 1 bdrm apt., elect, TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 2 bath, appls, try home. 2650 sq ft. New carpet/ water, sewer, trash incl. $450/mo. garage, sprinklers, fenced yd $900 paint, 3 car garage. No smoking/ + $250 dep. No smoking/pets. Ser- 3 bdrm, 2 bath, appls, carport, $800. pets. $995 mo+dep. 208-954-2180 vice animals welcome. 326-4667 The Management Co. 733-0739 TWIN FALLS/BURLEY/RUPERT TWIN FALLS 7 bdrm, 4 bath, 6400 ◆◆◆◆◆ WOW! ◆◆◆◆◆ GOODING 3 bdrm, 2 bath, no smok- 2308 Forest Vale Dr., Twin Falls JEROME 1 bdrm, cute & clean, sq. ft., $1800 a month, 1st & last. ing/pets, $675 month + utilities, stove & refrig supplied, $400 mo. + No pets/smoking. Available Now. Weekly Payments O.K! $500 deposit. 208-308-6804 Ready to move into home with basement could be 6 bedroom $300 dep. 539-7065 or 539-9604 Call 435-901-9055. • No Credit Checks- No Deposit with 3 bath lots of updates. MLS #98433263. $164,500. - All Utilities Paid- 60 Channel GOODING Nice newer 1 or 2 bdrm Cable - Free Long Distance & apts available. From Eastland East on Kingsgate to Forest Vale Dr. Internet - Fax Call Laura 934-5991 or 961-0011 • Pets O.K.- Furnished Studios- On Site Laundry. To View This or Any Home: TWIN FALLS Starting $550 mo. GOODING SENIOR 731-5745 / 358-0085 / 431-8496 HOUSING Joe Rockne 358-1999 BURLEY/RUPERT Starting $450 RD Subsidy mo. 731-5745 or 436-8383 Prudential Idaho Homes & Properties Rent Based on Income THINK AGAIN BURLEY/RUPERT Studios. All utili- 62 Years and Older, www.twinfallsopenhouses.com ties paid, free cable & Wi-Fi, pets if handicaped/disabled ok. $300-$550 month. Move-in to- regardless of age. day! No deposit! No credit check! 436-8383 or 731-5745 934-8050 SERVING THE MAGIC VALLEY! SHOSHONE Studio $300, one bed- room $400, utilities included. Qui- $29,000 - $52,688 et, no smoking. References re- quired. First month and deposit. Barrier Free Park Place Subdivision Equal Opportunity .37- .48 Acres Call 208-293-5296. Close to town Provider HAGERMAN Judy Osborne 539-9936 OPEN HOUSE TODAY 11-2 PM! Hear the quiet! Laurel Park Apartments $150,000 176 Maurice Street Twin Falls MLS #98458625 734-4195 Sand Creek Subdivision 8.39 Acres Bordered by Buckeye HEYBURN Brand new 3 bdrm apt., granite counter tops, very Connie Herbert 539-9334 HAGERMAN nice, no smoking/pets. $625/ mo. + $500 dep. 801-726-6181

$259,000 JEROME 2 bedroom, 1 bath, $460 MLS #98451152 + utilities. Unique Home 208-539-9950 1.18 Acres EDEN Cathy Brown 420-6409 JEROME Move-in to 2011 at The Oaks & start living in affordable luxury. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car garage and $155,000 much more for only $578 mo. MLS #98445320 Move-in this month & get 379 South 2nd Ave 1 month free! 4 Bed/2 Bath Call 208-324-6969 or stop by 363 Maurice Street North, Twin Falls 1911 N Kennedy St, Jerome, ID. Judy Osborne 539-9936 HAGERMAN ! Directions: From Eastland go W on Filer, S on Maurice. Home on West side of street KIMBERLY 1 bdrm, $335 + utilities. Cookies and Milk will be served to the fi rst 100 people at the open house. Ask about long term discount. $300,000 208-539-9950 MLS #98374104 “This is LOCATION!! Short walking distance to schools, parks, and shopping. 907 Main Street SHOSHONE 1 Bedroom Duplex, Commercial/Retail Very private .25 acre in middle of town. 4 bedroom 2 bath, newly remodeled $395. 408 W 5th. BUHL Connie Herbert 539-9334 with new carpet, new fl oors, new kitchen with appliances, and new paint! Must 734-4334 see inside! Lots of room in 2,160 sq ft!!” $129,900 MLS# 98430697 TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm apt. Quiet & secure, downtown, no smoking or $114,900 pets. Refs. 732-0039 8am-10pm MLS #98457618 1711 Dora Drive South Hosted By: TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm, kitchen appls, 2 Bed/1.5 Bath heat paid, no smoking/pets, $425. Cathy Brown 420-6409 TWIN FALLS Mike Esparza http://steelmgt.com 208-735-0473 TWIN FALLS 1, 2 & 3 bdrm, some W/D hookups & some close to $179,000 CSI. No pets. Ask about move- MLS #98365348 in specials. Call 208-734-6600. 121 Quicksilver 208-404-1701 3 Bed/3 Bath HAGERMAN Judy Osborne 539-9936 We Know REDUCED to $225,000 Since 1973 MLS #98445623 Doug Vollmer Denis Vollmer Scott Vollmer Jim Herrett Linda Hartman Joe Costa The Value 1793 E 2800 S American Broker 420-9199 734-5650 731-3096 539-4870 948-9027 Of Living 3-5 Bed/3 Bath 2.4 Acres Real Estate & Appraisal LLC Connie Herbert 539-9334 WENDELL 210 6th Ave E, Twin Falls, ID 83301 • Americanrealestatetwinfalls.com 208-734-5650 In Idaho! A MUST SEE 4 bedroom 3 bath home on 4.33 ACRES Magnificent setting with $175,000 one acre, almost new, fully spectacular views right on MLS #98451278 handicapped accessible on main Snake River Canyon walking 1+ Acre w/River Access Agent Owned level, den/office or 5th bdrm, trail, east of Magic Valley Mall. 3-car garage plus heated shop 3 bedroom, 3 bath home plus HAGERMAN Cathy Brown 420-6409 w/overhead door & 220 large shop. Suitable V welder outlet, Realtor for redevelopment to owned. 98456144 office facility and other $490,000 Jim Herrett 731-3096 profit centers. 98447492 $1,325,000 Doug Vollmer 420-5650 GREAT BUILDING LOT Good corner commercial lot on 2 LOTS AT MURPHY HOT SPRINGS NW corner at Filer & Fillmore. 98402531 Nice get-away spot for the camper, $169,500 RV or build on these 2 lots. Jim Herrett 731-3096 Water is available. $15,000 98437355 100 No. State St. • P.O. Box 416 Hagerman, Idaho 83332-0416 Linda Hartman 539-4870 837-6153 or 737-HOME (4663) www.silversagerealty.com Americanrealestatetwinfalls.com • 208-734-5650 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, February 19, 2011 Classifieds 3 New Today NOTICES NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE Do-It-Yourself Ideas Actions planned and taken by your government are contained in public notices. They are part of your right to know and to be in- REAL eSTATE formed of what your government is doing. As self-government charges all citizens to be informed, this newspaper urges every citizen to read and study these notices. We advise those citi- zens who seek further information to exercise their right to ac- YORKIEPOO Pups, 1 black female, cess public records and public meetings. 1 tan/black male. Shots, de- wormed, very cute! 208-431-9491 IMPORTANT Please address all legal advertising to: If you’ve lost that special LEGAL ADVERTISING The Times-News TWIN FALLS Townhouse for sale pet, advertise to find them by owner. Very close to canyon in the classifieds. They’ll PO Box 548 rim, trail and Canyon Ridge be home soon. 733-0931 Twin Falls, Idaho High School. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 83303-0548 2 car finished garage. Below MISCELLANEOUS email to market price, $162,000. [email protected] Call Mark 948-9956 Deadline for legal ads: 3 days prior to publication, noon on Wednesday for Sunday, noon on Thursday for Monday, noon on Friday for Tuesday and Wednesday, noon on Monday for Stenciling for Beginners Thursday and noon on Tuesday for Friday and Saturday. Holi- day deadlines may vary. If you have any questions call Ruby, Stenciling can be used to decorate almost any sur- BUHL 4 bdrm., 3 bath on 2 acres, AIR COMRESSOR with 6hp Honda legal clerk, at 208-735-3324. face, and you don’t have to be an artist to have fun shop, arena. Secluded, views. motor, $500. MK tile saw, model and make quality stencil prints. All you need is a Call 208-308-4145. 101 with fences, new pump, $675. aNNOUNCEMENTS Both in good cond. 208-961-0481 full-color, 27-page guidebook, “Stenciling Made RENTAL PROPERTIES Easy For Beginners.” The book features all of the CRYSTAL METH ANONYMOUS information you need to get started, plus step-by-step Monday & Friday, 6:30pm. 109 E. Main, Burley. instructions for nine projects. You’ll learn tech- MARLIN Golden 3A, w/4x weaver, 878-CLUB or 312-4590 niques such as swirling, pouncing and shading, what $400. Winchester 94-22 mag. Very good cond, $400 208-961-0481 $1,000 REWARD for information OVERCOMERS OUTREACH types of paints and brushes to use, how to cut your leading to the RECOVERY of our Wed., 6:30-7:30pm. First Baptist own stencils plus much more. 2010 PJTM 20' utility trailer (car Church. 2262 Hiland Ave., Burley. KIMBERLY 3 bdrm, 2 bath, Lease tRANSPORTATION 208-678-3678 The projects include a French flower bucket, a w/Option $1300 mo. Fenced yard. hauler) stolen from Assist Auto in Great neighborhood. 735-5242 Wendell, night of 2/16/2011. Trail- Reformers Unanimous Addictions wooden planter (pictured above), a canvas vest, er has a black frame, double axle, Program meets every Friday 7-9pm designs for stenciling on walls, a tablecloth and nap- TWIN FALLS 7 bdrm, 4 bath, 6400 wood deck with a 2' dove tail. Cornerstone Baptist Church sq. ft., $1800 a month, 1st & last. Looks brand new. Plate #LJ7274. 315 Shoup Ave. W., Twin Falls kins plus four others. No pets/smoking. Available Now. Call 208-536-1900. Classes for all ages and nursery Call 435-901-9055. Any questions call 208-733-5312 FOUND Golden Lab on Melon Val- Stenciling Made Easy for Beginners guidebook ley Rd in Buhl. Please call Nancie ROAD 2 RECOVERY (No. P9280) . . . $9.95 at 208-316-8317 for more info. Tues, 7:00-8:30pm. 1044 E. Main, Also available: Burley 208-670-2578 FOUND Ivory Lab, female, wearing yellow collar, 5 miles west of TOPS CLUB Stencil Etc. guidebook (No. CC18) . . . $10.95 TWIN FALLS Room for rent $250 Jerome. Call 208-539-9839. ID# 374 Rupert Thursday, 9:30am. Please add $4.00 s&h plus household duties. Also nice 410 East 3rd, Rupert. private room, kitchen privileges, 436-6037 or 679-3518 cable TV, all utilities, $400 mo. ID# 256 Burley Thurs., 5:15-7pm. To order, circle item(s), Please be sure to 208-734-9901 or 732-0714 725 Minidoka Ave, Burley. clip & send w/ check to: include your name, FREIGHTLINER '01 with 678-5959 or 678-2622 aGRICULTURE Cummins, ICM 370HP Diesel, 10 ID# 388 Malta Wednesday, 5:15pm. U-Bild Features address and the name of spd, PS, AC, Jake brake, alloy 2025 S. Hwy 81, Malta. 3800 Oceanic Dr., Ste. 107 this newspaper. Allow wheels, 70% rubber, no cold 208-645-2438 LOST Border Collie from the Hey- Oceanside, CA 92056 weather or off road use. One burn area. 1 year old neutered Visions of Hope Grief Support 1-2 weeks for delivery. owner, immaculate. $16,900. male. Broken hearted boy offer- Group held each Thursday from Call 208-320-4058. ing a reward. Call 312-2400. 5-6pm at Parke's Magic Valley Or call (800) 82-U-BILD Funeral Home. For more info craftbook.com LOST Class Ring in the Twin Falls please call 735-0121. Kimberly area. Dark blue stone Money Back Guarantee STANDARD POODLE Puppies, with the initial BH & the year '84. AKC Registered. Born 1/19/2011. 404-2619 Black, white & apricot. Championship Pedigrees. $600. DODGE '88 Ram, V8, auto, PS, PW, 208-251-1450 PL, orginial miles 60K, excellent WWW.MAGIC cond, $3300/offer. 208-539-2926 VALLEY.COM/ GENERAL Pregnant? Worried? EDUCATION Seeking Library Intern at the Burley Free Pregnancy Tests Filer School District is accepting Public Library for after-school CLASSIFIEDS Confidential applications for a Full-Time homework help and general library 208-734-7472 (8hrs/day) Maintenance Position, a Full-Time (8hrs/day) Custodial duties, approx 6 hours per week. TWIN FALLS Small 1 bdrm duplex, Position Submit application, HS transcript TWIN FALLS 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms and a Part-Time close to CSI, W/D, $325 + deposit. (5hrs/day) Cook. Maintenance and resume to 1300 Miller Ave., Apts. & Houses. $250-$850. 67 Borah Ave. No smoking/pets. Burley. Posting closes March 1. Various Locations. applicants must be able to perform Call 208-431-7387. The City of Burley is an Call for Details 734-4334 a wide variety of tasks including, Bankruptcy & Debt Counseling Equal Opportunity Employer. www.twinfallsrentals.com but not limited to, plumbing, minor TWIN FALLS I'M A WIDOW looking for a widower Free ½ hr consultation. Competitive electrical, painting, carpentry, MACHINIST Snow Kidding! in his late 60's or 70's in good Rates. We are a debt relief agency. welding, and all building Exp. with conventional machines in TWIN FALLS 2 & 3 bdrm apts & health in the Twin Falls area. If this One month free rent! We help people file for bankruptcy maintenance. HVAC knowledge is a job shop environment. Large town homes in various locations, is you call 721-2410 signed Ruth. relief under the bankruptcy code. preferred, but not required. Pay no smoking/pets. $595-$850. Devon Senior Community Mills, Lathes, Portable Machining. May, Browning & May will be according to the negotiated Good Benefits/Competitive Pay. 208-539-6913 Beautiful & spacious. All appls, SINGLE & lonely man is wanting to cable, W/D hookup, central air, 208-733-7180 salary schedules. Positions will be Mail Resume to: YMS, Inc. meet with a single gal in 40's or open until filled. To apply you TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 1 bath, near fitness center & library. IHFA 50's for a date with me & relation- PO Box 5405, Boise, ID 83705 college, kitchen appls, partially fur- Contact Mark 208-735-2224. must complete and submit a Or Fax to: 208-338-2233. ship. Able to drive. Please send classified application available at nished, $600. Water/Sewer/ photo with come & meet letter to Pre-employment drug screen req. Garbage incl.539-5769 / 539-3137 www.filer.k12.id.us, a resume, EEOC 404 East Ave E, Jerome, 83338. and 3 letters of reference. Additional questions call TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm, 2 bath, great TWIN FALLS Studio apartment. WANTED Poker Players Courtney Bingham at 326-5981 location, W/D & appls, no smoking Water & trash paid, no pets. $350 for nightly games. st or email at or pets. $595 + dep. $200 off 1 + $300 deposit. 212-1678 Call 735-2218 mo rent w/lease. 208-734-1143 [email protected] TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm., 1 bath, no pets. $500 + $300 deposit. Requires pre-payment Call 208-212-1678. prior to publication. Major credit/ debit cards, and cash accepted. TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm., 1 bath. No TWIN FALLS AC, cable, WiFi, all AL-ANON for relatives & friends of 733-0931 ext. 2 Times-News pets/smoking. $550 deposit + utils. Paid. Weekly/monthly rates. alcoholics. Wednesday, 7:30pm & $550 month. Call 208-280-1327 1341 Kimberly Rd. 208-733-6452. Friday, noon. 209 5th Ave. N, Twin CLASSIFIEDS www.capriextendedstay.com Falls. Meetings also in Filer, Buhl, It pays to read the fine print! TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm townhouse, Jerome, Burley, Hailey & Ketchum. Call the Times-News to place 1.5 bath, W/D incl. $595 + deposit. TWIN FALLS Room for rent $250 Hotline: 1-866-592-3198 your ad 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 No pets/smoking. 208-961-0072 plus household duties. Also nice Website: www.al-anon-idaho.org BACKYARD FRIENDS DAYCARE private room, kitchen privileges, is looking for PT Caregiver. Must TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm., 2 bath apt. cable TV, all utilities, $400 mo. AL-ANON enjoy working w/children. 423-4266 FARM All advertising $650 + dep. 349 Morningside Dr 208-734-9901 or 732-0714 Tuesdays-7:00pm. 1836 Elba, Farm manager, Tractor Operator, is subject to the newspaper's #4. Call 208-539-3697. Burley 208-678-9518 TWIN FALLS/BURLEY/RUPERT All EMPLOYMENT Truck Driver for the 2011 farming standard of acceptance. season. Bilingual a plus Salary DOE TWIN FALLS 377 Morningside Dr #2 utils paid, free cable & Internet. No ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS The Times-News reserves the dep. No credit check Pet ok. Start- Call Wayne 8am-5pm 539-5494 3 bd, 2 ba apt in 4-plex w/garage. Burley Mtgs-N/S-1321 Oakley #9 right to edit, abbreviate decline New carpet/paint. No smoking/ ing at $450. 731-5745 / 431-3796 Saturday, 12 noon. or properly classify any ad. pets. $675mo+dep. 208-954-2180 FARM Sunday, 2pm Spanish Speaking. Machine Operator needed Receipt of copy via remote entry Monday-Thursday, 8pm. full-time, experience with GPS and TWIN FALLS Brand new 2 bdrm, th (fax, e-mail, etc.) does not 1 bath apts, $624-$680 Close to Rupert Mtgs-N/S-6 & I Street all farm equipment. constitute final acceptance by Monday, 8pm & Friday, 8pm. CSI campus. For more information Call 208-681-6691 between 9-6. this newspaper. The advertiser, Call 208-735-1180. Paul, 2220 E. Ellis-Weds., 12 noon TWIN FALLS 734-4334 Call 208-670-4313 HIRE STUDENTS TO not the newspaper assumes full TWIN FALLS Clean duplex, 1800 Retail/Office Spaces WORK FOR YOU! responsibility for the truthful Various Sizes & Locations sq ft. split entry, 3 bdrms., 2 bath, Our Dependable, Honest, content of their advertiser single garage, appls., water & Diligent, Friendly Students message. TWIN FALLS Office space for rent, sanitation incld. 320 Ridgeway. Have you forgotten to are available to work for you GENERAL Refs. req. No pets. 1 yr lease. 625 sq. ft., 560 Filer. $600/mo, wa- after school & weekends. ter & sanitation included. 736-8747 pickup your birthday FT Fish Processing Filer & Buhl. $750 mo. + $500 dep. 420-8935 Magic Valley High School Must have transportation. Day Times-News or 420-3589 or 520-463-2438. TWIN FALLS Your home office not photos? We have some Contact David Brown shift. $7.25/hr. Apply in person at Classifieds TWIN FALLS Cozy 1 bdrm, appli- working out? Call B G Property photos we are sure you Cell 293-2062 ances, water included, $425-$475. Holdings 736-8729 or email don't want us to toss. School 733-8823 155 Blue Lakes Blvd N. 208-733-0931 ext. 2 [email protected] for Twin Falls or call 733-9277 2 bdrm, 1 ba, stove, elect heat $650 These can be picked up The Management Co. 733-0739 spaces ranging from 127 sqft to 220 sqft at 327 Main Ave. E. or at The Times-News PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE TWIN FALLS Cute and clean 1 bed- 630 or 660 sqft offices on Eastland. Classified Dept. Federal Employment information room, W/D hookup, No pets. $405 is free. Remember, no one can h is is a GREAT way to earn month + $350 dep. promise you a federal job. Call 208-734-8493. CELEBRATE RECOVERY some extra ca$h! Friday, 6pm Dinner. 7pm group. For free information about TWIN FALLS Duplex 2 bdrm, 1 Burley Christian Center, 317 W 27th federal jobs. bath, water & trash paid. $500 + TWIN FALLS 2-3 booth beauty 208-312-2987 Call Career America Connection Start a delivery route today! $300 deposit. Pet ok. 212-1678 salon or nail care shop. Good 478-757-3000 location, willing to improve to suit CHOICES FOR RECOVERY TWIN FALLS duplex 2 bdrm., 1 Monday, 4-5:30pm tenant. $425/mo utils pd. 539-4907 SEEKING bath, garage. No smoking/pets. Minidoka Memorial Hospital $625 + $600 dep. 208-595-1084. TWIN FALLS 3,600 sq. ft. next to 1218 8th St., Rupert. 431-3741 Physical Day Labor Work. Please call me at 208-329-1007. Morningside Dr. Washington St.N. Ridgeway Dr. Muni Golf Course. Plenty of park- TWIN FALLS Feb. Free 2 bdrm, ing, heated & air conditioned of- LDS Addiction Recovery Program Ash St. Northstar Ave. Crest View Dr. 2 bath, all appliances, W/D, $575. fice. Large garage door with elec- Friday, 7pm, LDS Burley W. Stake Locust St. Sunburst St. Bracken St. No pets/smoking. 208-860-4654 tric opener. $1,250 per month with 2420 Park Ave., Burley 1 year minimum lease. Call 208-678-3145 Madrona St. Monaco St. Sparks St. TWIN FALLS Honey Locust Ln, 733-7175 or after 5pm, 734-5951. Wednesday, 7pm, Seminary Bldg. $550. Spacious 2 Bdrm Apts. 457 Maurice St. N., Twin Falls DRIVER Includes Water 734-4334 TWIN FALLS 4,950 sq ft. $7 per 208-595-4080 School Bus Drivers Wanted TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS Western States Bus twinfallsrentals.com sq ft per year. NET NET NET! LDS PORNOGRAPHY ADDICTION 7353346 7353346 Call 208-733-8003 7353346 321 Eastland Dr. SUPPORT GROUP TWIN FALLS Immaculate 3 bdrm, Call 734-3421 or 420-1168 Tuesday, 7pm, Seminary Bldg. DRIVERS 2 bath, appls, AC, garage & deck, 457 Maurice St. N., Twin Falls great location, no smoking/pets. Ag Express Inc. Burley, 208-731-5932 Paul & Twin Falls, Idaho Call now for more information about $675 mo. + $675 dep. Lease & Thursday, 7pm, Seminary Bldg. refs required. 208-734-6346 Class A CDL Drivers needed 217 N Kennedy, Jerome full & part-time, year round, local & routes available in your area. 208-324-8607 TWIN FALLS Maple Grove Apts. interstate hauling. Benefits include Friday, 7pm, Minico Seminary Bldg. Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k, & Avail Now! 2 bdrm, 2 bath. $650 97 S. 300 W. Rupert. plus deposit. 357 Blue Lakes Blvd. vacation. Minimum age 22. 208-431-1481 Tank endorsement. Adelle Motor Routes 208-734-5041 TWIN FALLS Blue Lakes Office E. Ave. D Live & Let Live 12-Step Meeting Call Burley 678-4625 ext 1. Paul Stevens TWIN FALLS Near schools, 4 bdrm, Complex. From 200 to 1300 sq. ft. 438-5025 or Twin Falls 732-6065 Cleveland all utils. incl., rent neg. 309-0365 Opened Freedom Hall 2 bath, no smoking/pets. $850 mo 171 Blue Lakes Blvd S., Twin Falls Golden Spur E. Ave. B + $850 dep. 208-420-9339 DRIVERS Meetings Daily Noon-1pm. Local fertilizer dealer needs Midway E. Ave. C Sunday-Thursday 7-8pm JEROME/ Seasonal Truck Drivers, Class A Buchanan TWIN FALLS Quiet neighbor- Call John 208-420-1400 CDL with Hazmat and Tankers. HAZELTON hood, Nice 2 bedroom duplex Pick up application at FILER NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS W/D hookups, Garage, deck, TWIN FALLS Furnished bdrm, com- 7353302 JEROME Sunday-11am-12:30pm 564 S. Idaho St. in Wendell. EOE 7353241 yd, No pets. $650. 362-3933 mon shared area, utils incld W/D, 7353346 phone, cable, WiFi. 308-3456 msg Sunday-7pm DRIVERS Monday-Ladies only, 6-7:30pm Semi truck driver needed Class A Monday-8pm CDL. full time year round, Must Tuesday-7pm have 2 yrs exp in hauling bulk Wednesday-7-8:30pm potatoes in a belt trailer & driving. There’s no place like Thursday-7pm Apply in person at MCM Friday-7pm Trucking 446 Hwy 30 E. Kimberly. Saturday-7pm 220 East Ellis, Paul Saturday-9pm Magic Valley Homes 1230 J St., Heyburn Get In The Habit! MCANA Meeting info for real estate 208-438-4935 Read the Twin Falls, TFMR...... 7353346 OSTOMY SUPPORT GROUP Meeting 1st Tuesday of every month Burley, Rupert, Paul, Hailey, Kimberly, Shoshone 7-9pm at St. Lukes Hospital on the Classifieds first floor in the Administrative ...... 6781536 or 7353302 Conference Room. magicvalley.com 650 Addison Ave. W., Twin Falls Every Day Gooding, Jerome, Filer, Buhl, Wendell.7353241 Carolyn 208-543-9380 Classifieds 4 Saturday, February 19, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho

ANGUS BULLS Long yearling and yearling. 421-0424 or 326-4682 MINIATURE COW/CALVE PAIRS. 2 beauitiful young cows with calf at side, cow approx. 36” at shoulder. Call 208-308-1561. STOCK TRAILER 14x5 double axle with center divider & sliding chute gate. 4 brand new tires. $1500/ offer. Call 208-599-1216. YEARLING BULLS Gelbvieh, Angus & Balancer, black & red, low birth weights. 208-326-3679

Today is Saturday, Feb. 19, the 50th day of 2011. There are 315 days left in the GIVE YOUR HORSE A 2ND CHANCE. WANTED: Unwanted year. EXECUTIVE horses, ponies, mules and draft Today’s Highlight: The Greater Twin Falls Associa- horses. Call 208-539-1714 tion of REALTORS is seeking On Feb. 19, 1945, during an Association Executive World War II, some 30,000 Applicant should be highly U.S. Marines began landing motivated to work with volunteers, on Iwo Jima, where they manage staff, coordinate ALASKAN HUSKY puppies, racing commenced a successful meetings and events & promote sled dogs, male & female. Brittany the REALTOR Association. Terrier cross, male & female. month-long battle to seize Position requires experience with 208-829-5785 Quick Books and strong control of the island from leadership and business skills. BEAGLES AKC Pedigree, shots, Japanese forces. Association management exp. wormed, dewclawed. $300. preferred. Compensation will be Call 208-670-3387 or 208-670-1626 commensurate with experience. [email protected] Full position description BOSTON TERRIER puppies, CKC available upon request. TODAY IN registered, shots. Females, $400. Send resume and salary Call 208-431-9766. requirement with Search HISTORY Committee in subject line to: BOXER purebred pups, 2 females, [email protected] 7 weeks old, 1st shots, ready now, no later than March 2, 2011. $250 ea. Good gift for Valentine's On this date: No phone/fax inquires will Day. Call 208-878-3122. be accepted. In 1473, astronomer CHIHUAHUA Puppies for sale. st Nicolaus Copernicus was GENERAL 7 weeks old, 1 shots. Call 208-430-1686 or 208-430-2561 born in Torun, Poland. Part-Time Community Service Supervisor. DACHSHUND Pups adorable, AKC, In 1803, Congress voted Applications & job description avail. th ready now. Can see online. Buhl. to accept Ohio’s borders and at 614 7 Street, Rupert, ID 405-973-6395 Mini Cassia Juvenile Probation constitution. Office. Closes 02/25/2011 at 5pm. FREE 2 year black male Schnauzer, In 1846, the Texas state neutered. I'm not home much, he PROFESSIONAL needs people. 410-7528 lv. msg. government was formally Positive Connections has installed in Austin, with J. an immediate opening for a FREE Cat pastel Calico, declawed, PSR Specialist LSW preferred. to a good home. Older female. Pinckney Henderson taking Degree required. Pay is based on Call 208-329-2178. the oath of office as gover- License/Exp. Call Janice or Faye for appt 208-737-9999. FREE female brindle Boxer. 1½ nor. years old, great with families but not cats. To good home. In 1881, Kansas prohibit- 208-404-1450 ed the manufacture and sale FREE Golden Retriever Cross, to a of alcoholic beverages. good home. 3½ years old. Female. In 1911, actress Merle SALES Great with kids. Call 308-5139. Oberon was born in Salesperson wanted to sell FREE Malamute/Wolf puppies, New Holland farm equipment. 3 months old, 1st shots. Bombay, India. Salary plus commission. 208-280-1032 Experience is preferred and must In 1942, President have valid drivers license. GOLDEN RETRIEVERS Adorable, Franklin D. Roosevelt Please send resume to: Manager 6 weeks, AKC Reg., dewclaws 1935 Kimberly Road removed, 1st shots, parents on authorized the military to Twin Falls, ID 83301. site. $200. 208-420-3837 relocate and intern U.S. res- No drop ins please idents, including native- born Americans, of Get In The Habit! Japanese ancestry. Japanese warplanes raided the Read the Australian city of Darwin; at least 243 people were killed. Classifieds Pixiedust Shih Tzu In 1959, an agreement SHIH TZU Puppies AKC, small was signed by Britain, Every Day standard, ready soon, shots & dewormings up to date. $350- Turkey and Greece granting $500. Call 208-731-3598 Cyprus its independence. EDUCATION QUEENSLAND HEELER Pups, In 1983, 13 people were purebred, tails docked and 1st found shot to death at a shots. Ready by Valentines Day. gambling club in Seattle’s Call 308-8005 or 934-5121 Chinatown in what became known as the “Wah Mee Massacre.’’ (Two Chinese We turn job immigrants were convicted CLASSIFIEDS It pays to read the fine print! of the killings and sentenced Call the Times-News to place to life in prison.) your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 RAT TERRIERS UKC, pictures on In 1997, Deng Xiaoping, website http://ultimate.org/pups - 208-316-0238 the last of China’s major PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE Communist revolutionar- Big profits usually mean big risks. RAT TERRIERS Valentine Puppies! openings into ies, died at age 92. Before you do business with a Purebred. $100 each. Call 208- 320-1580 or 208-731-7815. In 2008, an ailing Fidel company, check it out with the Better Business Bureau. For free SHELTIE Pups Beautiful APR Reg- Castro resigned the Cuban information about avoiding istered for $400. 5 males and 1 presidency after nearly a investment scams, write to the female, ready to go by Feb. 26, half-century in power; his Federal Trade Commission, first shots. Call 208-438-5475. brother Raul was later Washington, D.C. 20580 or call SHIH TZU 1 male puppy, co-workers. the National Fraud Information 8 weeks old. named to succeed him. Center 208-436-4530 Ten years ago: President 1-800-876-7060 SHIH TZU AKC Pedigree, shots, George W. Bush opened a wormed, dewclawed. $400. Call 208-670-3387 or 208-670-1626 museum dedicated to the aGRICULTURE [email protected] 1995 Oklahoma City bomb- SHIH TZU Female, 4 months. $450. ing. Movie producer-direc- Should go to a loving caregiver. tor Stanley Kramer died in Call 208-732-8927. Woodland Hills, Calif., at age 87. Five years ago: A gas explosion in northern Mexico killed 65 miners. Israel halted the transfer of hundreds of millions of dollars in tax SHIH TZU Puppy, 11 weeks old, female, had shots and can be money to the Palestinians papered, $450. 208-731-1104 after Hamas took control of the Palestinian parliament. Angus & Hereford Bull Sale STANDARD POODLE Puppies, Jimmie Johnson won the Monday, March 14 at 1:00pm AKC Registered. Born 1/19/2011. Black, white & apricot. Daytona 500. The East rallied At Spring Cove Ranch, Bliss, Id 130 Angus Bulls Championship Pedigrees. $600. from 21 points down for a 45 Hereford Bulls 208-251-1450 122-120 victory over the West 20 Angus Heifers Post your job openings today, and you’ll have the best 15 Hereford Heifers YORKIEPOO Pups, 1 black female, in the NBA All-Star Game. For Catalogs call: 1 tan/black male. Shots, de- candidates in no time. One year ago: In a tele- Butlers at 208-352-4332 or wormed, very cute! 208-431-9491 Bryans at 208-280-1507 vised statement,golfer Tiger Woods admitted infidelity BLACK ANGUS BULLS Regis- Because the sooner you find the right person for the job, the sooner and acknowledged receiving tered, low birth weights & good weaning weights, gentle, Matrix & you can get back to business. therapy. The FBI concluded Total grandsons. CASE/IH 5488 MFWD 9700 hr, Call 308-8005 or 934-5121 only 1000 hr on new engine, duals, that Army scientist Bruce good 14.9 tires. This is a strong Ivins acted alone in the 2001 tractor $21000. Call Clint 539-1419 Find your next co-worker at magicvalley.com anthrax mailings that killed CONNECT WITH HESSTON 4655 16x18 small baler, five people, and formally CUSTOMERS WHO NEED kept in shed, excellent condition. YOUR SERVICE $12,500. 208-420-8219 closed the case. Pope Advertise in the Business JOHN DEERE '05 310SG extend a Benedict XVI approved & Service Directory hoe, 4WD backhoe, 1100 hours, sainthood for Mother Mary 733-0931 ext. 2 all the extras, 3 buckets. $51,900. MacKillop, who became Call Anthony 731-9800 Australia’s first saint. JOHN DEERE 8820 Combine, 20' platform has corn kit & many new parts. Call 208-358-0968 WWW.MAGIC Selling 70 bulls, Gelbvieh, Angus and Balancers. Two year olds NOW ACCEPTING and yearlings. 20 heifers. CONSIGNMENTS VALLEY.COM/ For the March Community Online Auction. CLASSIFIEDS Burley, ID. 824-5531, 431-5531 www.idahoauctionbarn.com www.sheridancattle.com Call 208-731-4567 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Saturday, February 19, 2011 Classifieds 5 DEAR ABBY: IF FEBRUARY 19 IS Today is Saturday, Feb. YOUR BIRTHDAY: Your 19, the 50th day of 2011. cup runneth over. You might THOUGHT THOUGHT FOR TODAY be the It girl or guy whom OFFSET DISK EZ On 12'. Bush Hog CASSIA COUNTY Beet Growers everyone looks at with chiselToday’s plow Highlight:12' 3 pt. 14.9x46 70% AssociationFOR is accepting bids for radial tires & rims. 420-6734 tare dirt removal at the Golden approving eyes. This month On Feb. 19, 1945 Valley receiving station. For is a good time to interview SKID STEER Case 1835C, new moreTODAY information or bid packet tires, runs good. $6900 call 431-5411 or 300-0227. for a new job or to meet your 208-734-5721 Bids open until February 30. soul mate. In March your WANTED Plows 2, 3, 4 & 5 bottom business shrewdness is disks tandem or off set. Grain Drills, WANTED to buy or lease North side Roller Harrows & Seed Cleaner. water shares. accentuated and that is a Call Bob at 208-312-3746. Call 208-358-1277 very good time to make financial decisions. If you WANTED Tractors and other misc; repair/salvage/running. haven’t found the person of Bob, 208-312-3746 your dreams, take heart, FARM GROUND WANTED because between September TODAY IN in the Buhl area. and December your popu- Call 208-358-2633 larity is even more accentu- HISTORY ated. September is especially Times-News good time to launch impor- On this date: Classifieds tant plans or to hear oppor- In 1473, 208-733-0931 ext. 2 tunity knock. MISCELLANEOUS HOROSCOPE In 1803, FEEDER HAY & STRAW Jeraldine Small & big bales. In 1846,Call 208-326-3679 Saunders FEEDER HAY Small bales, $6.00 per bale. ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES Call 208-431-9591 — TIRED OF THE Wanted old magazines, toys, WANTED Appliances LOG DOGS FIREWOOD Split, deliv- TIRADES IN ARIES (March 21-April GRASS HAY 100 tons, big bales, horse tack, Indian items, jewelry Working or Non-Working. ered & stacked. Call Ross 208- covered, good quality, $130/ton. & quilts. Call 208-280-6533 Call 208-713-3576. NEED 70x40 wood structure build- 539-6837 or Shane 208-539-3602. TEMECULA, CALIF. 19): Your unwavering ener- Burley area. 208-678-3789 ing removed for lumber and other DEAR TIRED: gy won’t waver. Plan to take In 1881, items. Call 208-734-8518 for info. GRASS HAY 1st cutting, small BIRTHDAY PHOTOS some time to revel in pure bales, 70 tons available, $140/ton Have you forgotten to pick-up physical exuberance. The or $5/bale. 208-280-2873 Buhl your birthday photos? We have some photos we are sure you glow of loving togetherness HAYIn for 1911, sale small bales. don't want us to toss. COMPUTER HUTCH Very good will restore your spirits. A 1st and 2nd cutting, any amount. These can be picked up at condition, 23” deep X 42” wide X 208-539-6036 The Times-News Classified Dept 72” high, $175. Call for more info & stroke of genius could solve VHS MACHINE with owners manu- directions 208-539-9246. a financial puzzle. HORSEIn HAY1942, 3rd cutting, 125 lbs. al. Totally reconditioned, works 3-string, green, barn stored, COINS Silver proof sets, 1999-2010, perfect $47. Call 208-358-1480. SOFA & LOVE SEAT microfiber, TAURUS (April 20-May $12/bale. 208-539-2722 also various single proof 69 silver beige, excellent condition, 20): Talk your way out of & clad coins. 208-734-3657 $500/offer. 208-733-8840 T.S.C. Hay Retrieving nd SUSAN'S ANTIQUES BUYING tough spots. If you expect 2 & Orchard Grass, all covered. TV STAND Technic, black & silver Call Con 208-280-0839 TGOLD,HOUGHT SILVER & JEWELRY FOR TODAY with glass shelves, 3 levels, 48” others to give you the bene- Call 208-734-9681 wide, excellent condition, $150. fit of the doubt, they will. SWIVEL RECLINER, leather, navy, Clarity will return at a later FIREWOOD $75 a pick up load off with light oak wooden base & sep- date, but in the meantime, of the pile. Split wood $100 a pick arate ottoman, excellent condition. up load. 208-539-9000 $150. Call 208-733-8840 intuitive communication is CUSTOM CORN THRASHING 22” For sale Sunco Liquid fertilizer FIREWOOD cut, split, hardwood, your best ally. for a 12 row planter. TWIN FALLS TRADING CO. ready to burn. GEMINI (May 21-June InCall 1959, Jason at 308-3479. Used furniture, home decor, DEAR Call 208-324-8284 or 731-4650 antiques, consignments. 20): The Mamas & The New Winter Hours: Papas might haunt your CUSTOM FARMING Tillage, 12-5:30 Tuesday-Friday & Plowing, Grain & Corn Planting. FIREWOOD Split and Delivered. ABBY $75 ¼ cord; $125 ½ cord; $170 ¾ 10-2 Saturday personal radio station. Call for prices 208-280-6878. 590 Addison Ave ~ 732-5200 When they sing of “words In 1983, cord & $200 1 cord. 208-731-5188 of love so soft and tender,” you will get plenty of hints about how to talk to your DEAR ABBY: special someone. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You may need to take a breather from a tough schedule. Avoid making important agreements or In 1997, decisions for the next sever- al days. Kick back and take it easy, preferably with a romantically inclined other. In 2008, Extras from LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Trust can get rusty; it might DEAR ABBY look awful for a while, but trust can be restored with some effort. Polish up a relationship. Highlight Ten years ago: “kiss and make up” on your calendar. Let your imagina- tion run wild this weekend. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Sugar and spice and everything nice.Singles may find a sweet new someone to add some excitement to long Five years ago: winter hours. Playing fair, while remaining sensitive, will win you kudos in any high-energy situation. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Playfulness could be hard to endure if a cloud of worry — DRIVING MYSELF looms overhead. Push CRAZY IN ST. LOUIS career, job or business con- DEAR DRIVING YOUR- cerns to the sidelines. Get SELF CRAZY: back in the swing of things and ready for a romantic rendezvous. One year ago: SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Practice what you preach. Your common sense makes you a valued adviser — especially because you are willing to sacrifice per- sonal interests. Employ wisdom where your own finances are concerned. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- DEAR ABBY: Dec. 21): Look for weekend fun that costs very little and make peace with those guilty pangs of conscience that urge you to economize. Friends will be happy to share inexpensive treats with you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 19): It is difficult to be carefree when you have things you care about. Be sure to act like a model of responsibility — because in the next few weeks, you could be held accountable for the actions of others. — A GOOD GUEST AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- IN TEXAS Feb. 18): Money makes the DEAR GOOD GUEST: world go around, but don’t spend your pennies to spin it faster. Let problems sim- mer in the background. Get some needed rest and relax- ation; put aside ambitions for a few days. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.”It is truly difficult to be a Gloomy Gus or Dour Dora when surrounded by upbeat, happy and generous people. Lovers might find that hearts are beating faster than usual later this evening. WWW.MAGIC Times-News VALLEY.COM/ Classifieds 208-733-0931 ext. 2 CLASSIFIEDS Classifieds 6 Saturday, February 19, 2011 Classifieds 733-0931 ext. 2 Times News, Twin Falls, Idaho DEAR ABBY: I have been rECREATIONAL in a relationship with “Betsy” for more than three SEE US FIRST years. For the most part, we TV 32”, 4 yrs old inside of oak enter- tainment center, glass doors for get along well, laugh a lot, DVD, radio, etc. on sides, CD's, FOR GREAT and have a good relation- DVD's, discs. $350/offer 421-0517 ship. However, Betsy has an HONDA TRX 250 Recons '05 BUYS! $1600. '06 $1600. '07 $1900. '02 awful temper. She gets $1200 or best offers. 431-8585. angry easily and becomes verbally abusive, saying Ward Auction & Appraisals “Putting value to your BACKHOE or TRACTOR HAULER ugly, hateful things that '88 GMC, diesel, Allison AT, AC, valuables” hurt me deeply. I never PS, 44,000 GVW, 35,000 actu- Set up Available HONDA XR100 al miles, one owner, well main- know what tiny thing will (208)590-0253 Bought it, never used it, $1500. tained, $7500. 208-320-4058 set her off. Although she 208-420-3472 usually apologizes later, I CONNECT WITH CUSTOMERS ‘99 NISSAN KINGCAB XE ‘02 MAZDA 626 LX still feel the hurt she inflict- WHO NEED YOUR SERVICE #11T166C 4CYL. 5SPD. AIR TOOL BOX #11T148A 4CYL AUTO PWR WINDOWS, LOCKS, ed on me during her rage. Advertise in the ALLOYS MUST SEE! MIRRORS CRUISE CD ONLY 74,000 MILES! Abby, I’m in a quandary. I Business & Service Directory $5,980 $6,880 love Betsy very much and CLASSIFIEDS 733-0931 ext. 2 am normally happy with It pays to read the fine print. Call the Times-News to place her. But these abusive rants your ad. 1-800-658-3883 ext. 2 ‘00 TOYOTA CAMRY CE ’03 DODGE NEON SXT are beginning to take a toll #11T142A 4 CYL 5 SPEED PWR WINDOWS, #10T346B 4CYL AUTO PWR WINDOWS, on me and on our relation- ELECTRICAL SIGN CABINETS LOCKS, MIRRORS CRUISE CD LOCKS CD ALLOYS ship. wall mounts, 3 sizes; 3'x10', 2'x16', JET BOAT 19' Almar, Kodiak ma- 4'x12'. Call 208-308-2217. rine 5.8L V8, Dominator pump, $5,680 $5,880 How do you know when EZ loader trailer, heavy hull, it’s time to leave someone — one owner, immaculate $12,900 208-320-4058 especially when you still FORD '03 F-450 w/12' contrac- love that person? tors bed. 11hp air compressor, ’04 OLDSMOBILE BRAVADA 100 gallon fuel tank in back with 4X4 #11T216A V6 PWR LEATHER SEATS ’06 TOYOTA COROLLA S TIRED OF THE AIR COMPRESSOR Ingersoll Rand #X890 AUTO ALLOYS REAR SPOILER T-30, 230-3 phase. 80 gallon tank. electric pump. 7.3 Powerstroke ON STAR XM RADIO ALLOYS TIRADES IN $1499. Call 208-312-3531. diesel, AT, AC, one owner, SIDE AIRBAGS ONLY 32,000 MILES! TEMECULA, CALIF. immaculate. $13,900. VERY SHARP UNIT! AIR COMRESSOR with 6hp Honda ***USED SHELLS**** Call 208-320-4058. $12,980 DEAR TIRED: You and motor, $500. MK tile saw, model Quality~Low Prices~Selection. $9,980 Betsy are overdue for a seri- 101 with fences, new pump, $675. 208-312-1525 ous talk. She may have Both in good cond. 208-961-0481 SHELL fits 2010-2011 GMC long emotional problems — or bed, like new, must sell, $575/ ‘07 CHEVY HHR LT ‘06 TOYOTA PRIUS HYBRID she may simply be verbally offer. 208-678-0103 #10T452B HEATED PWR LEATHER SEAT #10T509A SUPER MPG! PWR WINDOWS, abusive. Give her a choice: SUNROOF CHROME WHEELS LOCKS, MIRRORS CRUISE SHELL fits Ford Super Duty RUNNING BOARDS Seek help for her problem or short box, $575/offer. KEYLESS ENTRY CD ALLOYS 208-312-1525 FREIGHTLINER '01 with the two of you are history. Cummins, ICM 370HP Diesel, 10 $12,980 $12,980 No one has a right to do to spd, PS, AC, Jake brake, alloy someone what she’s doing FORKLIFT Toyota, 4700 lb with wheels, 70% rubber, no cold 15' lift, gas, 1200 hrs, immacu- weather or off road use. One to you. Unless the problem late, $6900. 208-320-4058 owner, immaculate. $16,900. Call 208-320-4058. ’07 TOYOTA CAMRY HYBRID ‘08 DODGE NITRO SXT 4X4 is resolved, this is the GENERATOR Onan Micro Quiet #10T572A SUPER MPG! PWR SEAT #11T027A V6 AUTO KEYLESS ENTRY atmosphere in which your 4000 for RV, gas/electric start, like new, $1400. 208-320-4058 SUNROOF KEYLESS ENTRY ALLOYS CD 22,000 MILES children will grow up if you $14,980 $14,980 should marry her. SUNOVA '04 Itasca. 30', Class A, BUYING Gold & Silver Jewelery, 5500 miles, 12' slide out. Like new! Coins, Bullion. Top prices paid. Stored inside. $47,000. 736-6792 208-410-5787 or 208-316-0188 EAR ‘06 TOYOTA SOLARA SE ‘09 TOYOTA COROLLA S WANTED Junk Cars, $50 small, #11T095A V6 PWR WINDOWS, LOCKS, W/NAV #X886 AUTO PWR SUNROOF ABBY $75 medium, $100 large. Free GMC '91 Topkick with 7 yd dump MIRRORS ALLOYS ONLY 18,000 MILES! towing. Courteous, clean & bed. Cat 3116 diesel, 10 spd REAR SPOILER Jeanne professional same day removal. JAYCO '08 J Flight, G2, 29', bunk trans, PS & AC, new radials, Call 208-410-3572. beds, with queen in front, sleeps 8. one owner, fleet maintained, $15,980 $15,980 Slide out, electric awning, flat $8900. 208-320-4058 Phillips WANTED Log Splitter, in good con- screen & surround sound. $13,500 dition. 20 or 22 Ton portable. Pay w/generator. Call 208-731-1542 EAR ABBY: I’m a 15- cash. Call 316-6939. year-old girl. I go to a pri- WANTED Military items from WWI tRANSPORTATION vate school where everyone through the Vietnam war. Cash paid for uniforms, insignia, docu- gets really nice cars for their ments, scrapbooks and gear. 16th birthday. I have a 2001 Paul 732-8391 or 420-0414 ’99 CHEVY SUBURBAN LT 4X4 ‘04 BUICK RAINIER CXL AWD #X902A 5.7 V8 HTD PWR LEATHER SEATS #11T189A V8 PWR LEATHER SEATS W/MEMORY compact economy car. It’s WANTED TO BUY IHC '86 9300 long wheel base, REAR AIR KEYLESS ENTRY CD ALLOYS ON STAR XM RADIO REAR DVD nothing compared to the Junk cars and all type of scrap. Cummins Big Cam 400 with 13 208-324-4142 spd trans, PS, AC, wet kit, Jake $6,980 $9,880 cars my peers get. I know if I brake, low miles 1 owner WANTED Used Grain Barrel cone NOTICE start to drive this car when I under 2 tons. Call 731-7912 or $12,900. Call 320-4058 turn 16, people will make For Spanish 410-7514 Classified Advertisers Please check your ad for fun of me — behind my back WANTED Used, older or antique accuracy the first day it runs. and to my face. I don’t want wooden baseball bats. The Times-News will only be 208-736-1004 to be seen in it. responsible for any errors report- I know I should be thank- WANTED Washers, Dryers, Ranges ed on the first day of publication & Refrigerators. Working or not. Please Call 733-0931 ext. 2 ful I have a car at all, but it’s Call 208-308-2188. ‘06 TOYOTA RAV4 LTD 4WD ‘07 JEEP WRANGLER X 4X4 #11T191AA AUTO LEATHER SUNROOF #11T191A V6 AUTO AIR SPECIAL WHEELS hard when you know you’ll WANTED We buy junk batteries. CD CHANGER ALLOYS & TIRES ONLY 26,000 MILES! be made fun of mercilessly.I We pay more than anyone out there. Check us out at Interstate IHC '89 1900 with 15' flat bed $16,980 $19,780 told my parents that I don’t Batteries. Fully licensed and in- dump. DT 466 Diesel, 10 spd. want to get my license sured to protect the batteries all Fuller trans., PS & AC. 76,000 actual miles, one owner, well because of this problem, but the way to the smelter. Call 208-733-0896. maintained, $8900. 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USED ENGINES, $22,980 $23,880 I have and put up with the Shilo Convention Center TRANSMISSIONS, transfer cases, kidding,or wait two or three 780 Lindsay Blvd. fenders, hoods, lights, bumpers, IHC 9370 with 130,000 actual Idaho Falls, Idaho doors, grilles, mirrors, RADIA- miles, Detroit 6V92, 335hp, 7 years to get my driver’s 208-746-5555 TORS, etc. 208-734-7090 speed, new rubber, one owner, ‘08 SCION XB ‘05 FORD F250 DIESEL CREW LARIAT license? like new, $8900. 208-320-4058 #X840 AUTO NAVIGATION ALLOYS 4X4 #X805A AUTO LEATHER PWR SEAT — DRIVING MYSELF LOOKING FOR A Salvage Model REAR SPOILER 28K MILES CD RUNNING BOARDS BED LINER CRAZY IN ST. LOUIS 24 over & under 22 mag on top TRAILMAX 36K lb GVW, Pintle 410 or 20 gauge on the bottom in hitch equipment trailer. Beavertail $17,980 DEAR DRIVING YOUR- good condition. I will trade a Mos- ramps, new tires, new electric $15,980 berg 12 gauge pump 3½ inch mag MODEL A 1930 Coupe. Restored, brakes. $9900. Call 734-9062. 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