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M M ■ _ i m Twin, Falls,, IIdaho/95th year, N oA t T ' ^ Sunday, June 25, 2( $ 1 . 5 0 > ' . I 11 COODMCM3RNING W e a t h e r y e o n layiMostV I my and locally I !ezy with east ^ f B u n i r b ii d g w indsids 10-20 mph. f h P Nf ( e v a d a Hi8h83.aeartoiijoiiight,low49. PagoA2 ■___ Idahohio delegation M ag ic ValO.LEY urges^ participants toobcbey the lavi^ , i ^ By MichaellaelJoumee Tlnie»«ew«lews wrtter______s POCATE\TELLO - The Idaho con- gressionalnal delegation is continu- •4^ ing its steosteadfast support for thc I self-prockoclaimed “Shovel Brig- ■■ jBH protest over the federal ' govemmennent’s land manngcmeiit I^nicticcsts Having fun: H ie nFiler il Fun B j|^ B But Idahdaho’s U.S. senators and D ays p a r a d e th a t woundw i | ^ re p re s eentatives n t arc equally t h r o u g th e d t y SaturdaySal adamantIt thattl law-breaking, vio- aftern o o n in clu de d ju st about | H H Icnce orr evenevi slaking out uncom. IBjliBtraB promisinging positions sliould not evetything. l | | | i | j f i | 2 bc part of nextr week’s “Jarbidge Rebellion.”Dn." on ey o Thc deleIclegation spoke to thc M issue whilehile attending tliis weekend’s Idahciaho Republican convention in Poca’ocatcllo. RepRep. Helen Chenoweth- | Hage, R-IdMdaho, has toned down h er cal opposition to the Forest Ser%service’s decision not to restore a grgravel road in northern l’s Humboldt-Toiyabe B al Forest which wos outOUI several years ago. Sad exit: Small-busiusiness own- She said1 she sh wouldn’t want her ers barely breaking■ i ng even in statementsnts toI jeopardize ncgotia- downtown Hagenna tions bctwcttween thc Forest Service, eating off th e mainmanarerelo- < th c ivel Brigade and Elko in drag or ' w a lk ^ a w a y . UJOAriCMIW/ County. Nev.,Ncv officials. “Elko CountyCo and the Forest PageDl (mimzmDHO*. • M *iKter a t tlw Oottfooi(iMr lm In JsrMdg*. Nev., MitfId h«'» concerned about crowdwdlng In the canyon July 3 andNd4. Service have havi been working very hard to find fini a solution acceptable to everyone,”eve Chenoweth- F amily L ifeFE Hage said.lid. “It is quite a tum- Pomp and circumsta ------around fromrom a year ago.” ‘O Chenoweoweth-Hage said she Meet south^centiBl I f n e ^ i nless se;ts in a;IS p r o t t 'C tX O hopes onin agreementi can be 104 high sdiool vale e st ne; dedictori- re a c h e di beforebe th e b rig ad e’s ans. eb)iaS.Nutc^ 1.a.-./.‘day or travclinjg for si plannedI Ju ly 3-4 g ath erin g in . ■ P Jarbidfce. PaeesE2-4 ..-S S S i parade, th e O ix td o o ^ oiyoD controversy ; ...... “Itiiinik k nnext weekend will be *1 ilBIDGE, Nev. officc or th e Red Dog; SSaloon “for NeNev. - a tiny town where resldondonts crave qufot-’ - • - . ’ a celrfiraucauon,” she said of her Sports JARBrvriuen messages on a stackk lunch or party" - ^pimfoftobly In tfio center of 0 loomximtng dispute over a ‘.'’•■7 ,-T rn confidencece thet grtmps will tcach Handwriper grocery sacks explaiaa ' ing places for th e townvn’s 35 or so closod Foreorest Scfvlco rood. Tho Issue coucould come to a head -■ ^ ’-'^7 '- a settlementlent. National nine: N inel tie proprietors of Jarbidgc’sS year-round residents, noxt wceketikend, bringlog Jartjldge ond theie nneortjy South The grouproup has said it intends VaUqr high sdiool ro lg Post aren’t minding thee *This time of year,r, J a rb id g e Canyon RoaÔOCJ Into tho f»e0ft of 0 dcbote0 ovovor fodoral lands to use voluolunteers armed with letes ride their wayI rodeo i ath- Trading starts swelling to a po{opulation of policy, shovels to restore the road national finals. V into th e store. rief lessons, .. 100 oror so, when In today'e»71me»M«ws, 71 we talk to JortidgoIdgo residents obout - m H| p despite clai:daims from the Forest In briedso tell the r t - j rest re tu r n tfio rood - anda tho self-procialmcd ‘Shovetovcl Brtgado' heading Scrvice and the environmental- Pa2e 01 of life in Jarvtd^resunesidents ha v e n o from1 w a rm er to town. InInf Monday's Timcs-Ncws. we tackletacf somo t>aslC ^ ^ ists th at to I do so would further s to ry ol e r lodgings Quostlonss atwuta the Issue: What do proto: th re a te nn the tl habitat of the t h is old m o c x p e a n ^ » ‘3 .'2eir homp^ in occomplish'sh? How will fedonil agencies. respond?ros And wtiat is ^------1 endangered!red buU trout, O pin io n While some sore brigade members to w n onfio o r of w<:eekend ed *’®'rem ote and tf>o signincoriconco of South Canyon Road?I? Hand It oven S tate g( ro w Ige fi Canyon, ______frienidly d settle' and theirr supporterssu are serious 5 govern- Jarbidgem e to th e meot.1 .about re-esi^-establishinR the road ment is swimming in ~ husband,i. 1Chuck, are preparing end. ^ , using th eireir own elbow grease, revenue. Ibd^y^ edit: in excess. **Goncied,** one sack says. where Christinas lights ditorial com fee are at che Tsawhawbitts\ old jail, house signs pro B reakfastst as private property. Brigade says it's coming s idents’ first names ana d locks ng to town over th e roadroa( has become a sym- -about a-tax cut? 1 come on over.” says ! recently renewed her July 3 and 4 to work 01on reopen- bolic struggl ““ Hi™ Ra“" her " of the sacks thatt need not be sturdy. aggie over federal gov- a n o th e r , » — I. cardiopultuhnonary-resuscitation in g S o u th C an y o n RiRoad u st ernm ent landlant management prac- lerlte and Rey Nystrom1 -• But this June then certificatioidon. south of Jarbidge. a Pa*® AM Marguei vousness tmusual for Ja a pro ect dees. l a ^ y to hang on m e con- Jarbidge Near rl>ehe middle of town. Red Uncle Sam says willI threaten1 Brigade o: k eep hd^bin's u door. e organizers say they v erte d f^ At one end of dujusty Main Dog SalooiDon owner Roy Mobert rare bull trout. Brigadede organu- expect betw.stween 3,000 and 5,000 sr messages say the store Street,'Krinn McCoy isischedong mkescomfinfort in his shotgun, ers are preparing foior a huge volunteers•s to show up to a stag- O ther's are1 exploring, wood cut< her water pumps,-finre ladders Jarbidg.ige residents have no shovel-wielding crowd/d. tossing S e c t i o n b y sei ____ keepersthing, i taking a snow holl* and e x ^ g u is h e rs . Shehe and her idea whatIt to expect next week- QE.PageAlO Please see}ee lAWMAKERS,I Page A ll SECTION dng, H«hi Please see JARBIOQE Section A Sed W eather___ 2 Mone)action D >ney ....1-8 :gatta hacid hum bjle beginnnings Nation . . . Natior World...... 7 Movie: ivies...... m K M Idaho ...9 ,1 6 I Races;s celebrate West ....9 -1 1 S e d ictlon E. 25th anniversarya 0 _ Focus: ftatur IDAH( RFG /1 KorpaWarl2.13 stures I Cavener Opinion ..14.15 edlctortans . ■ writer______...... 2-4 Today’s Regiâtta events More A Inside issword.. .3 M K g S :Y - AVboats rev their: ------sections it th e 25th anniversaryr * XOa.m. - Qualifying{and 0 testing, at tho ^R egattii m achos final . Magic \*IIeyL-4- atto, racers fire up memo- course. dey tn Buriey - C l Obituaries . , a last events. * 10:45 B.fn. to 6 p.m,n,-Elimination finals, at ^ ictiori F . l | | H ;ro runner-up in high1 the course. TTw tfragt ara gone, Idaho/West 5 .8 Cbmnr butb Duff to back Timunlty ..1 the Super Stock racing 6 DearA I * pjn. - Duck raco. alat tho course. -P « C e « C e -7 3rAbby:..2 was Rookie of the Year‘ Admission to the Idaho10 Regatta is S12 for Classil a long time ago,” saidI adults ond $7 for chlldrIdren. A fomlly package >or I ssified'.4-20 /UBTMn Section C By Lorrainelilton, & owner and driver two adults and two cniklildren Is $26. A onwJoy I ivoirttt Tom Uavttt of 0sd«n, UtiUtah salutM a routing ractpilt Fix SS98. “Now, we feel1 pitpass Is $7 andparklrklng Is S2 for tho entire • 'Sports . . . .1-8 • Crowd tevoi Ttmeaîlawa %> •r • prtllmlnary h tat at th« IclahiIaho R ifitta on Saturday. ease see REQATTA. Page A2 day. dook afttr i BURLEY m m m r n c fi engines at i . PlMMHef*! Idaho Regatt 2t profiles memberinng Americ ries from pasittenwar Inexpensrive Intemet 5?g Ren “W e wer< points forle th storming ocross the jarades, only “ ;an border. imperil U.l.S. citizens’i’ privacy G l a s s if ie More on Korea-A12- serir-? and w; IED 5rira fbr U.S. vets - in 1^92 - frasa important, I think, mcmori stopped the commu- ILot Angeles Timea______Such perseirsonnl information, thoughts-arc with tho Larry HamUi nncc nccessihssiblc only at o heft>' Log on t o ... Crump !didn't come home,” said insion,” said Fred O ByStavaCt ilenatttie of Liquid Fisjf Twin Falls, an Looking for thc norrimcs und pricc througough .specialty mar- Wl Wfttaf JJuker, n Buhl farm er whc Plea!in who spent the last 1home telephone numlTibers of keters o r brokjrokcrs, is increasingly in the Marine Corps. “ who a re available onin tlthe Intem et to virtu- i-Eight and a half years . ipeople should remember. s of the war fighting in caffluent old ladies w 1 Leisure ally anyoneie >with a mouse and — B U H Llerlca -: paused almost os • It rankles many of th • Punchbowl area just unmarried i and live in 1 agoi A munemtw er the half centu- t 18th P arallel. “If we World? ^ c r ^ t card. million surviving vetenuica’s forgot ;althy Los In recentt mimonths, some of the for onlln^ c l^ lf _ J- one to remthe Japanese bombing !Korean War that more < pped them there, we How about a list of wea ■med adi ^ ^ e hod to fight some- Ângeles bachelors tinderer age 40 world’s largesi■gest gatherers of con- Harbor thrust th e nadon ccountrymen don’t remi troops came irketing and demo- o f P earl HaIdW arlL I ’ Vwho have owned their hortomes for su m er m orki Korea tum ed out to be an2-13. E l South Korear at least 10 years? graphic infoniformation, including rj-f into Worldere will be few parades ssive draw for tho Urxited * “Korea wa;ace like Vietnam, 0 733-0933 I B ut then ker and his fellow Or perhaps .you’d like: toJ know Expcrion andnd 1InfoUSA, have qui- cthe 50th anniversary of aand the front lines arelo sew h o diabblc in etly startedl sellingscl lists of names, orinBurley, today, oirtJ!«ak of the Korean War. ttoday almost where they > ere poised to moke a if il any of >-our neighbors di . ^ th e outbrea id George tf gambling,e are big speniinders or I a lot of pride in m y ser- JJune 25, 1950, when haliho served H a rd er of •stments? P'easesesee si PRIVACY, PageA2 677-404:4 2 . “I t a k etie a Korean War, an d my Ulion Soviet-backed N o r * : ease see KOREA. Page A2 have h recently m ade in\*est «.-.ii.— .i..» I vice in the “llhSk nrtiUeryinan ^ n few months o It th e 2 1/2 bloody P north of 38t . f . r •of their hadn’t stopp r ' \ 1 '' 'a S r S lr . ’ V anext>cn- p ac e else. *d Smtes, Someplact : e f r « S were on .Marines were alf a mil- h Korean______^ BESESr COP : « ■ TTni»«w«,Twln Juno 28,200039, IF ^ I m s m I b I f s m PreclpMon S "I d r te Toda/ Monday Tuesday Wectiesday Thursday TWin F a l l ^ ' ;;CbmasPicdii B Yesterday In Twin Falls, .~... ,H i^ 76 law: 39 VcslCTday ,87 -58^ ?Monthtodate: ^ -339 ■ Last year 70 54 [ Mo»tly »unny loday nnd ! Normal mb. to dale ' • i7 6 dear lohighi. Sunny .ind • N orm al 85 50 • . Water ( year to datK 5^48 w.imK*r on Mond.iy vi/ith Normalt year to : 8 , ^ . I^lghs around BO: BD l a o IHD “ r i i g ^ L o w s H l ^ B3 Lov/: 49 High: 85 Low: 50I High: 80s low: 50> High: 90s Low: 50s High 80s Low: 5Qi Idaho Mostly clear. , Moslly clear. ;De(:!suie'\A]llcj n e y Mostly s u n n y anind d Sunny and warmer. Mostly dcJr. ' M ax Mfrt locally breezy. •w V .High; 04 Low: 50 Boise 88 52eo 31 degrees at Sbnib^ Moslly sunny, with nonh- ----1 BuHey 83 f® 59 — NateiHteh. 115'irf wcst winds around 10 Natlopel weathi t h e r - Coeur d-Aksie 7 0 55 ...... Death Valley, low; mph. Sunny and warmer ' Idaho w eather ■’* The AccuWoather*r» Iforecast (or noon,Sunday,ay. June 25. Grangeville m wm 31alScanlcy. . on Monday with highs )ond« MparBM t*mp*rtlura zonnn n tor Ow day. > near 90. Sunday,•Jutw 25 lttiMolountalns/, 70a MaUd m 48 ^ Malta m SO so ...... Noonhuinlcfity^tVi-^'1 pWoodRiverWV b H e y McCall 73 35 ^ NoanbmneierrVa-' Pocatcllo 86 60 PoHcnandmoUoxiW* High; 75 tow: 41 „ ...... PollcreiVa Salmon 84 43 Moslly sunny today and W*. |co»»V*»»^|»«r/Br I V •— MoldtV* ,. . rnoslly dear tonight. Stanley 72 3t 31 ...... Atthnu & Alletgy o4 Sun Valley m m m m tdiha Mo«!y sunny on Monday wilh highs near 00. ' o - The Nationin IM u :Mk> Pqp'- :: Eastern ldahi. M ilwaukee 75 60 .02-‘ ' Tune to iIk- Nalloa-il.Weaihaihcr Scrvicc radio band al VHF-FA/-FM 162.4 or 162.55 MHZ. Tlw Mlnneapolb 81 69 -----V InlcTTKt address for Idaho> TransportaikinTr Dcp.irtmcni toaddrcpcttsis: rc New Orleans 94 76 ------;-,i ' hitpyAw.w.state.id.us/iuHnl{in-foatVindcx*tmr ■N ew York 84 67 ______iN orthem Utah□h ___ O klahom a City 91 72 ...... ■ O m a h a . 83 67 1J4‘^' High: 90. Low; 59 M ■ Phoenix 102 77 ...... Partly cloudy, with a -tO ■ ■ i nttaborgh 87 61 pcrcent chancc of after- InIndex: 9 Call th e followiTnving number Natkw A\ 1low pressure sysiem movlrtgegeasJ was showers in Califomixnla. New Mcxico, and Arizonaina, ' PonlaneTM c. .7 7 55 I ...... Poiiiam I, O re. • 75 54 J. r>oon thunderstomts. Partly (high) (h for road cof»ditlcditions in Idaho:' cxpcctwJ loI bbring shosvers and thundersttrstorms to . andthcNotthcmiRockes. Rc 92 58 ■ , .... K cloudy on Mond.iy w itn Bum Be Ume: l-SOO-IDA-ROAJOAD(1-888- portions uf thctl Ohio Volley, CreaJ Lakakes and Hi^s Satuitby/ wwere forecast to rcach the 70s li 82 68 . Z94 i I’iihighsncar'JO. ISfTilnutes 1^ J32-7623). Mi(^^^■5t on S'Silurday, whilo dry skies werere Iforecast the Northern Plains;Ins; 70s and 80s in thc Northeasi^ Salt Lake City 90 69 - : fi for most of Ihche West. < 00s across the MlMidwest, Central Plains, ammd SanFrancbco ' 73 55 . : fe ley; 90s In lhe Southeast antind 68 S3 1 ,.... ? i Northern Nevij v o d a I disturbamincc in the Soutnem Pblns wasascqxkrt- Mississippi Valley 73 5 3 ' k ed to push sheixjwets through Nebraska, Okl.Oklahoma, Southern Rains; andandthc'upper90sand 100$ in ^thi wSiIngton ; ^ 87 70 . - ... f High: 04 Low: 59 &S um rt today: 9:20 p.m. and Texas byy Ithe afternoon, bringing up toJ ^1 inch of Southwc&L ■ ■ ^ in thc continental LInlted State Mostly sunnv am) lixroNy SSunrtscl tomomw: 6 :02 a.m . rain. Partly dorloudy skies wilh a chance off rainra later Temperatures In Canadian Oties hree/y. Partly cloudy on Lunar U. phase: List quarter, Jur>ce 2525; new, July, .imhedaywencrc forecast for the Northeast. ..on Friday rangedrd Ifrom a low of 33 degrees a 66 i 43 i MofxLiy. I; first quarter, july 8 ; full, July'16. 16 Thc forcCJ!:ast also callcxJ for rain in thelhe Soulh Meacham, Ore., toU) 1106 at Thermal, Calif. 72 -.56 ----- 6 from Alabamana to Florida, as well as some; scatteredsc - The AModaled Presess Toronto 75 • 57 »... F ______Vancmrvcr i Repor►rt: Forei^[gn spies japproacih nuke sscientistss Penta^gon fight[tstosavef ^TheWaaMngtori Po»tMt______B ritaain ii and France. It recom->m- While members,«S’ ,of C ongress old p hhilosophy i of guns, guard: te designn prcyect^l m endsds that counterintelligenceice have grilled DOE£. o fficials in and gatiAtes to concentrating on buxs satellit : WASHINGTON-•4 - A report by officialials at DOE’s national labora-)ni- recent weeks over securityse lapses laptopsps and hard driv^ and on ials m hoping that $130 mi^ jing human nature.” T he W ash in g to n P ort r t offidals the General Accou:ounting Office tories!s review and approve all at Los Alamos)s National changin lio n tlneeded to complex says the Departmeiment of Energy requestests for foreign travel to non-on- Laboratory ofter. fy.(wo com puter . Accor:ording to the GAO report, N T h e I>iscovejoverer ITaidesign phase ining nuclcar j.schedulluled for rdease this week,Sl; WASHINGTON has identified more)re tlian 75 ind- sensitivitive and sensitive countries,ies, . h ard'drlves cont'airi a Pentagon is lobbyingng hard'to'save be restcestored in conference spies targeting a categtego^ that includes China,na,' ' secrcts could nott be locatcd, i lone U.SJ.S. sdcntist traveling to a d ents of foreign spi itive* country. Reported that a demonstration pro.reject designed , mitteefof a paradigm prostitiitute, a waitress and two , said last w ^ that new e employees at the fadlityirv projea, called Disco-»verern,from cept,saii Jng threats posedsd 1 by travel to from “sensidvc’“s or even “ nonsen-en- change in safeguard!ding our secu- fem ale > mse appropria- technolcnology coubled with m io ^ love from the where ;h h e was visiting." ^ its fiscal 2001 defea nonsensitive countintries such as siiive*••countries.” c rity. Wc need to mo tions bill, citing cocost estimates electronronicsondi igital'procesdjifi suggesting that “a fifully function-. of radar,dar signals ^ vastly redO« al Discoverer II constellationc< the wei|veight of the Discoverer Q jPrivacyy ------could reach $25 billitllion." satellite!lites and ultimately cut diei^ But Air Force andnd intelligence cost by tvrththlrdst or more. ; i- ; Continued from Al h o m ees s worth more than'an' intentions or.t'O jusiji casual sandsof<>f dollars. ; addresses and phonitone numbers .of $600,00,000. snooping,? said Beileth G ivens, W ith1 thc tl Internet, access has as m any as 1200 nmillion U.S. Afteiter a simple registration,in, executive director ifof the Privacy never seenbet cheapcr or easier. By ■ -■■] I ■ households. Thee ddata iiiclude ' ClickA{Action Inc.'s http://wvi^wm Rights Clearinghououse, a con- pcrmittinting users to conduct self- t searches online, compa- ;such personal infle online, it’s available to Hamilton is racinglg in th e event Budd Allerton,A] driver of Grxtmpl' ^dozens of scatteredred public and Althcihough none of these Web2b debate over thc salele and avail- peoplei underu anonymous cir* for the fifth time, l~ b ooat a t 52 in the Pro Stock cm!$ •private sources,;, nmerged into sites allowsall users lo simply plugiig ability of personal information it ctimstan1 part of this race,” hhe said- “It is event, Jonto the Iniem et wherewh it can be profileIe ofi that individual, privacycy Although marketingng lists have in Rhodede Island. He added that one of the best in thehe coimtry." “Wefe rreally enjoy it and IqpK ‘downloaded quicklj:kly, easily and a d v o•cates c a worry that thesese been actively pcddlcced for years, the Intenem et makes itjnoce-diffi*>' Thc fans are anothther draw. forwardard to it every year,? iclieaply. o n linle e list scrviccs and othersrs buying them was burdensombu e ciilt toverify v e the identity of Webb “They seem to apippredate our Allertonton said. ^ P 1 T hat list of olcold ladies at like themth< could put sensitiveLê and generally costly.. ListI brokers site uscners or to ensure that thec sprint b ^ t racing, aiandweappr^ jêRie Regatta is,the main racfeol •Leisure World wwith annual person;snal information into thele kept a low profile,e, operated informatiadon is being used prop->- cute them just as minud^"hesaid. the yearear for the .êrton family, r dephone and erly. “Itt isi: really be^^nd the con- an - driver of i incomes above $7S,(75,000 cost just h an d s ofo scam artists, stalk ers o r chicfly by mail or tele Paul Whittington enjoys attention from the |Sn.75 at Expcrian’sin’s List Online identit::iry thieves. Boiler roomis s,, often sold names in bulkb by the trol of• thet company," Smith^ SS'211, sponsored!d by Classic IT- thousand, for hundrcireds or thou- said. J - is excited S"*. such as thb fans last y«a^ IWeb site. Att InfoUSA's forcxarcample, have long used m or- Paving & Sealing • ^ e d out that it was good t^ !http://www.listbazaaraar.com, S19 kctingg UsesI to prey on afflu en t or about the event too00. The S u p er Stock Shootout is theheidngontlie im again. ' ' , ‘ •I ;buys tho names,BS, estimated viUnerarrable people. hat makes it special,’* h& incomes and hoblobbies of 26 “Hypf putting these databases on ___ cake, he said. ” Korea . tory you keep „ ’.Beverly Hills, Calilalif., residents the Inttntemet, it opens the infor- “That is one victo e coursc is different fron^ ;who enjoy travelel and live in mationin to people with dishonest Continued from Al handy in your bra(ag ^g riglits f later. arsenal," Whittingtoi c race courses, whicb — I landing to rescue thee beleaguered “Som(âgicvalIcy.com Borley-Rupcrt- Information I i’aul-Onklcy...... 677-.<042 Tlie Timeime»-New»(UPS631-OKO) i^ puh- - Twin Fnlls iiUied dail;aily fll 132 Third Sl. W:. Twin I ond other nrea* ...... 733-0931 ^.•ult^. IdahIaho. H330I. by Magic ValleyV ■ 'n * ’nnic*Nc» 1 S J ■ Newspapen>en Inc. i'eriodicaU paid al Twin In fo rmla i tio n Call $ttunliy,Juni24.2000s« ^ ■ Subscription rat4-6326’ Mary LouI PI i e i t s e Home delivery: cliilylity and -Sunday. lOK of lhele liIdaho Code. TllUf^day is hereby 2 1 3 26 27 40 i per week; Siimlay only.lly. S2.(X» per «,cek. de^lpnaiedrd aa« llie day of lhe week on which ■ from Bl ' Mail luhwnplitm ' niuetn paid in advance legal nolicciIcc^ will be pohlhhed. iwCTm*u.mmM » * who wcvon ------Situnl)y.Jun«24.»00S t anJ are available onlyly where “ delivery l< PoMma*laKler. plea«e 'end chanttc of SK/ LOTTERY WEATHER ; nol malnlalncd. Mail rale

I) ' » . fc I A - ■ I ______teidiy.Joo»as,2000te Tlniiillm •;NATI0N ' "fiiouse vcfpte -. M aan thankeed by tee disappoirints 'hmengoe>es topns< tobacco fifirms DEN, Colo. (AP) - The Manes sold Klebold anand Harris a TEC-DC9 scmlautomai WASHINGTON (AP) tio hdped the Columbine mtic hand- 1 gun. They used it anind other • Industry offidals and buy one of the weapons gressional allies'are I e d to kill 12 students and weapons to kill 13 peocople and ier was sentenced Friday wound 23 others at Col'olumbine ^ lhe bipartisan Housec vvo t e t o p r ^ earsih prison. i. High School before takiking their | ^ 0 0 vide the Justice Depanjartmentwith own lives. : c0____s .A L. E enough money to kee J Joseph Duran, 23, plead- costly lawsuit against t] ty in Moy to providing a Manes was semencnced in ' s :n to a juvenile and illegal- N ovem ber to a six-yea::ar prison | dgarette producers. i handgun ' ^ WAS$2t20305 . .“We’re .disappointinted,** said tssing a sawed^>ff shotgun term for providing the 1 Peggy Roberts, spokesiceswoman for target practice with Dylan to minors. Pmli^ Morris linages [and Eric Harris, In a video found afterT the m as-' V k are going to be serving a sacre, Harris and K 1 lebold r S parent company of Phi :e to show the world the thanked Duran and MiManes for ■ U.S.A^ the nation’s bij that can be caused," helping them get weapon□ns. rette maker. iceived up * 9 Roberts said theh e C U nton t Court Judge Thomas Duron could Have rea •taetcnouflh WoodfordirdtddDuraiL to nine years in prison.n. District f administration g n, who had worked in a Attorney Dave Thomasas said he out of the taxes we pay,pa and ifs ; r u v . . . d . o shop with Harris and was pleased with the ssentence ^ m totally politically moi I, introduced them to gun because most people fa the House voted, 21S-15.183, Friday lonths before the April 20, said Duran could bc clij FACTOR)RY INVOI^ to let the Justice Dcpaip arm ent tap 1999, ram]impagc. release in two years. .three other agendess fcfor $12 mil- ' PRICED■PAT ONLY... i ^ next year to help p i _ litigation. Attorney [UNITY EAR, NOSXSE & T O R O A irFP.C. ll J Janet Reno has said'£psi thi P™ H. Peter Doble,le, II, MD, FACS ■ j 2 0 0 0 U G A R tlu extra money shes vtwould have 1330 RLER AVENUEE EEAST - TWIN FALLS to drop the legal acdt Mist H um idifier to immoisten air and thin minucus. j . Clinton said the H

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A rtist’s Journey to th e lUgital v ice presic^dent of IdSgroup, the . t e c hhnology, please call11 guitar le^n s in the' SoundSo Lab, . companyly th a t c r e a te d the Dr. NicholS'Ison at 733-3700 ext.x t . 1 0 5 9 ' Microsoft co'foundtnder Paul, devices for the museum, ' Allen’s tm ple to rock|ck Md rol^ “Museum ims all over can take W hen it com es to:o im proving your qualityqu of life, tb e Ezpeficnce MusicIc Project,-f is . {uh^mtage5e iof this." ^technological as wellfell a th e EMP won’t with tho press of ^ see the racks of H H a button. ' ^mputers and B fl : tftiles of wiring ■ H ; in sid e the muse- f i um. Yet nearly evciy part of the' : museum is ^Bhked to a com* "^^ter, from the f l K ''hghting above « J^mi Hendrix’ % ( g u i t a r to fully : interactive sound I labs. •»» Behind a door < It starts when ...... next to 'the ■- visitors get their umbilDoRaira Pm I ADen lifts a instrum ent \ tickets and enter 0**®'lie Chlhaly dM s p ritv abova hi booths, racks of. ' the museum, headtadiMforattnasbfncltto equalizers are ^ w h e re th ey will sailtboltiMrMns to opm Ut $240 ma linked to rows l b :• b e offered a MEG nm ^ eExpctlMea Mnlo Project mo and rows of com ; - the electronic . puters, all wired i s n ol popular ntnio ll Seattls. [ Museum Exhibit " into the instru $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 DWROOM * G u id e . T he 3.5- ments through GALA SHO ! ) p o u o d device |tas:Two#p parts: a : dans plays the floor and tAADM OHVf - ENTERTAIINMENT : b a s e im it worn on the‘Uplanda hJ • not only th I small handheld pointenter. much - but ni«n a 1 The Artist's DRAWING! - DINNER SHOWS 5TAmRTAT8 PMAND I like a remote control which bank- Jo urney, EMP's Don't miss out on thc $20,000) MMad Mone> drwing COCKTAIL SHOWS fTAlART AT 11 PM : « When visitors see thithe npp^ seat theatc multimedia the- (oday, June 25. i priate MEG symbol atIt ana exhib- fiitn • a te r and “ride,” T.C. SHEPFPARD * ^ they point and click. The sbc A nd of a is also heavily Pla>'cni of Mad Money can a i»o iloin the IVcisurc liuni JUNE 25 AND 27-7-29 i i n e g a ^ e com puter hardhoi drive music musmO- computerized, every Sunday from 1 p.m. to 9} pp.m . Drawings will be ums and 19 number one songs1 indudingInc : inside the base unit ac«iccessM the g re a t soum n a - While a film held for $100 Jnstani ca.sh, or• winnerswl may .scli'ct iine T.G. has nxordcd 23 alburr appropriate audio tracktri and teamed up dctailis^' the of 20 Treasure Chcsts containinging from $20 to over "Slow Burn,' "Lasi CbcaleiUeri ttalt:' and 'ILotvd tm EveryEvei OrteT ‘ plays a short descriptioltion of the j b l to crej inspiration of BBB $1,000! Contact thc Plajt-TS Clublub for details on these : exhibit. . , for everyth two young musi- _ and other promotions. ; . Users vdio want moreire informa-: backgrounlys, computers control - tio n can then hit anothejtlw key on created thetb e lights-in th e room, BLACKHAWK : i-the handheld. That infonformation Church perfa fuU-motion platform nks and swerves the 40- JUNE 30>JULY2 ater in time with the (.S()ccla] Limited Engagcmcnent) ThLs duo’s Drst rdease, "Got-Goodby'e .Sij)S /I All.' sold oaT 2 milnilllon cxipics and gave Blackhxwk3wk the ' course, what would a dL<;iinction of a rock and cccountry band. Tickcts arc $20.I. $25$2 and M B e a a lUseum be without a $3<>. Cocktails only are a>aivallahle al each show. ound system? EMP — SONS OFTHE PIPIONEERS s e e how yoio u r favorH e teanip with audio company reate speaker systems JULY 4 - 9 rthing from exhibits to Ttu-ir hits, sudi as ~TUmblibllrt^ Ttimbli'U'ccds'and "CooiwtWaier.- S und music. 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^ ■ Jarbidg( -^ ^ Continued from Al ------T—— , r’-U ' in the Brigacigade. .“The othe3ther half ore just coi^ □round numberss ini) th c th o u * ' Btch the show,” Mowrcy sands. . • ing to watch The locals say■ ththe B rigade’s said. untry acccss is The federideral government shuts - push £or backcount down thingsIngs people use, he saJ^ pcacefvd and not radradical. ATyihtatla Mowrajf, and Elko) CoCounty people are say- “I think we’d betterbet make it IS* ' ugh’s enouglu" d e a n Wc all hereJ in the canyon Elko.iplra ‘^ " “ 5’^ , 1 p u t b a c k ,” \ . 4aai m .hji Jarbidgege 1last week welcome'd want the road p on ast itsfit^tairivirrival for the protest. .. M arguerite Nystromom said. waits*iwWiher . Residentents had read a^q Jarbidge Fire Chi':hief Ken HeU ^ parent!nts for lunch sh ared Brigade taking |i j |||| e-maits from is glad to sec the Bri • O lit^ r “ Grandm a! its stand. at tbe I maC," a member 9 ^ lim Inn Jarfaldga. online constanservative forum Fre§ “It’s ju st unforturtunate it’s in c, who for months has our town,” Heil said.lid. ^ The Moy io m y Republic « i» fA. posted updapdates about the Shovel With th^ prospeipect of thou- war* In town for Brigade’ss cacause on her'web site sands of visitors,s, he a n d h is a ddlng. an d on pê worried about -- Free Republic’s. But n eig h b o rs arc wor until Wednednesday they hadn't accidents on (he stceteep dirt grade ' lyon. Too m any -V, ^ m et Jean1 Clabough,Cl who moved into Jarbidge Canyoi to Rathdruijrum this month from campfires. A mess:s inii tovm or a Carson City,lity, Nev. toilet shortage. Andnd ;thc possible me early to ensure her- arrival of environronmental or She come ative groups. self a campimplng spot next to thfe extrem ist conscrvati\ myon Road closure, arffl “I hope th ere’s nno South Canyo be said to intervierview locals, call ih bu t if th ere is, so I to F ree R ep u b lic ai^d Afobert, 76, who heaheard a rumor reports to I s com ing an d take photogrlographs. of 400 skinheads C' Rey Nystr/Strom offered her use ; hopes it’s false. "If g e ts too )ck the doors is o f h is com]omputer and belpe '4 1 rough, wc’ll just lock C laboughh,,\ who uses a wheel- j all.” id a good spot and set j In his 28 years of 1holding the chair, find a up her tent.nt. ( Red Dog’s leash, thc c saloon gh said she expects per- owner has pulledrd ia gun only Qaboughs ItttiÔrWI/TWTîilliw haps 100) FrFree Republic memr ' three limes and neveijver had to use come from Oregon, it. But his shotgun is rready now. “I hope)c all this publicity isn’t Ray M owrey of Elkc enforcement ly ;ton, Ohio, Louisiana, Several lawcnl going toscare sc away all the peo- * Jarbidge last week to“e^nrori^S c 0, South Dakota, agencies have sentni officers to p ie w0 ho regularly I come for parents’ canyon-bottoi Jarbidge to get familiTiiliar w ith the a and Texas. Most w& ' Fourthif ofJuly," J she said. for a few days before h J«toJarbidEbidge July 2-4, she saio, tem iin. er’s Jarbidge wedding, B Jarbidge[ge was a family holiday , ,j»K but some arc due this weekend, Its and its reg- nsH |r| Jarbidge residents dcstinatiorion in its boom days of for an Outdoor Inn lurunczn w itn eu u , corresponded with'a [ ular visitors want thc:hc U.S. F orest B fiPK jr y 1 1900s. Sup Heil said, his w ife a n d tw o i^hildron c the early . N e v Jd S Washington-;on Times reporter who, i Service to repair SouthSoi Canyon Later, rovowdy party weekends Wednesday, the • is trying to arrange a 1 Road. The Shovel BrBrigade can’t gave it a cdifferent reputation, Division of Forestry miri echanic S n r'Tn’rlfid iob done, said rbidgo. 1 possibly get the job b u t m anyny folks are bringing and firefighter said marany of liis ystrom has received John Klippenstein of R en o , thcir familililies again. friends plan to be in JarbJ id g e Nev., as he paid Ihc the Nystrom s “ Now ili t ’s fin ally tu rn in g next week - some to pajjartid p ate Please seec COCONTROVERSY. Page Ali | for propane and fiveive pounds of around,”' sl;she said. sugar for the hiimmiimingbirds at is year hotel and restau- his canyon camp.site. prietor Dot Crecchley is “It’s like me .sayinffTing I'm going 1 lot fewer phone calls to walk to lhe moonton this after- jal for rooms over the ( m m noon," Klippcnsti of July weekend. And _ “That’s how bizarre it : bed and breakfast on U k ' But thday is : still had vacancics Camping In the cacanyon aR,y syttrrttrom, co-owner of Jartldge’sI TnTrading Post, said he won't be rant propricdebration weekend, Like so many o ot th ers, th e any extraira supplies for the Shovel Brigadtgade crowd, ’maybe just some rr taking ae lc ofteii books a full year he assumes regular cele- SAI. M retired Klippensteitein is a fre- beer.’ than usual qu cn t Jarbidge visit'isitor - in his F o u rth of-e nervous about safety, i eils blame extreme anti- JUNE 27” -JUIULY1” case, annually forr thctl p ast 31 ‘*Anyy p i lac e t h e r e ’s a b are lied to.” McCoy’s b' years. spot,” sailsaid th c Outdoor Inn bar- Wednesdaynent and anti-F.orest TUESDAY-SATITURDAY “ B ccause it’s quieuict and the tender,, whov has summered in be stocking for th e cc:actions - not thc Icxals, Contradiction In the ! merely upset about fishing’s great," he saisaid. Then he Jarbidge;e forf a decadc. I more pop which she c Lots of Shoejes & corrected himself:If! “ U su a lly Thafsbs because th e now innavi- canyon ahead. SheService policies - for quiet." , gable stnitrctch of South Canyon The Shovel Drignde’j brants arelg t signs, such as camp-- Uniforms onI Sale! Before the damagtage to S o u th Road lead;ads to 12 or 14 camping the-pcople effort is a T he HeiLmd elevation markers, Canyon Road, Klippei)penstejn had spots thatlat accommodate 50 or 60 access to public land. g o v ern mdge e Canyon over the a favorite camping! spspot, among people. ZirkleZi said. But its choice of Jar•0 Service fac Selected *10 H | i i firs and aspens, nealearly to th c By Heil’eil’s estimation, the road early Ju ly offers irony:, comc into the bars and w ho a r eiress n themselves,” Ken UNIFORMS.... m m m end of the road. He; ca:can’t reach It closure; keeps k cars away from needs South Canyoi Forest Sei any longer, so he2 sisettled for about ath: third of th c campsites in becausc of campgrounc b’s gather- destroying;e hopes they stay away SVEitM lil Bivi - \ another campsite - noisiern and the canyinyon. To keep visitors ing. yet thc Brigade all] ab o u t ground anc AUNAOTSmmSALE dustier bccausc of moremc traffic. coming.;, JarbidgeJ desperately arrive with thousands in Jarbidg f r THURSDAY > , r and less shady underer thei cotton- needs thohose sites, especially on people during Jarbidge’; : our little town's stand- arbidge in years. this,” she said. 'X JUNE 28^: woods. holidays,s,he t said. bash. And the effort r.to Jarbidge “They co: Jarbidge embracesces the regu- 3 ^ cveiven thc locals would likc wilderness acccss mighton Road they expre lars ns its own. Thcrhey join in „ ,e»chh 1the trailhead into the keep some holiday trnd crowd- Heil said. In the canyon? Sneakei\r World whatcver’s going onm when\ they Jarb id gge e Wilderness - and owray from Jarbidge Can,• plans to His wife11 Iover thc nation will arrive in town -- w e d d in g s. EmeraldId and Jarbidge lakes - Rey Nystrom - whcs of e x tra next week,irbidgc play host next 9 R M STA Thanksgiving potluck;icks or group without ststumbling over washed- rather see the protest k UNIFG ATION e’s biggest “I hope. Buto thc town has little HOURS: 10:00-5:30 MON.iN.-FRI. •10:00*4:00 SAT. «CAl• CAMPUS CQMMOHS campouts to the evenq\ m o re our and I rtrocky sections of South Elko, Nev. - isn’t convirto sm ooth ing afte r nthi how many guests to remote placcs Jarbii 671 Filer Ave/e., TWIn Falls*73736-|l640 ! L rbidge’s old- Canyon1 I Road, Heil said. For Brigade’s troops will all[it i actually timers talk about. now, thele road’s condition cuts planned, at the Threetravelers CrOWdS in Folks who take thc1C timet to get off somec f folks who would be up ranching community to Jarb id g e arc dowrown to e a rth {q ,j,y pj,j inyon. Eyes all ' jjhysical dem ands of the Jarbidge Canyon, acrossho would Jarb and respectful of oihethers’ proper- trail if thcthey could get there, he der in Idaho. ty, R ey Nysirom saidaid, pointing jaJd. ‘T h ey ’re not going tost stay in weekend, B nnccd the indication I out his window to lhthe antique -i justst i wish th c federal gov- sit out there on thc desU camp, as M agîc i V alleyy B a n k j § tools hanging outsidelide the jail. ernmentIt ^would leave us alone said. ee C reek They’ve never been bothered.bo and let usus have our lousy little B ut Ja rb id g e can’t ' Fourth of July fesli' y ca st ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ 1 .siivities usu. South Car'anyon R oad,” said Bob tu m th em back and sti:ss the bor- A w a rdIs ally draw a faithful crccrowd of 400 Renier. . HHe’s a former heavy- for access, he added. or 500 people for a Brigade organizers asl r a p a r a d e , duty sheciect metal repairman for 10 want to bingo, live music, a foofood sale and the U S. . AAir Force, spending his Nystrom to inventory esert,” al he 4 -H /F FF A Scho](la rs h ip ssl I' ^ pit-roasted beef barbecue. b retiremeil e n t in “free feeling” ing spaces in thc can) T h a i’s alm ost as maimany as the Jarbidge,;e, tin k erin g with guns, found 140-odd spots bigt ex a ctly canyon can accommod.lodaie, locals machines,IS, clocks and an old car, to set up a tent, someitill 1 argue say. and planninning som eday to repair wide spots in thc road. But these days, hoIt(loliday week- th e 191010 m in e r’s ca b in n ex t “I c a n ’t see 5,000 peiskcd R ey end crowds can’i fimfind, en o u g h joor. here. That’s scary,” szall camp- camping spacc in thi the canyon. Renier;r ifigures he feels like Heil, as she and her nyon.h H e and some must pitch:h theirt ten ts Americanan Indians did: “herded relaxed in the shadeig c enough in town, Siiid Gene Zirk-irkle. and pushcshed an d h arassed and reiirem eni reircat. ; literally people in B ■ 1, i I said S u e Joey Blair Amy Feldhtisersen ' husband W endell K im berly lEXPERMENCE IS EVERm m i; of th c ir fe8i!8»-AUTC 0 PLexWIELCOMI Andrea Brubake Buhl I .. ; ■ -■ l- B o th1 men r have over 1 5 y'ears c: experience ■ I ecky Jones H eathe± e r M c C a l l j ' , utomobilc sales ES I H eybum I [Z 1 m anagem ent. [A G IC m LLLEY ~ Bl I i B ec J I IAM m Peo|ople You Can B;Sank O n

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Aberdeen Proving)g G round in v IV S hed by a staff officer who ton told the sergeant. “V“We’re not “ We hadtd white v company com- Maryland when heI gcgot arêducd- ■here the white and black going to bc the ones to0 go down manders,, blackbl company com- tion in how the AiArmy would n fllH tnent soldiers arriving in in history as having goi;otten that manders,, whitewl soldiers, black enforce a new presidddential order n ||H fl rtould bc assigned, Becton guy killed.” soldiers, HisiHispanic soldiers,” said directing racial inteitegration for rtras later told, With an unprepared: American/ Becton, nowlow 73. “We basically the nation’s military. ve got all these replace- military plagued by minanpower looked likeice >what sodety looked Soon after Presidedent Harry'S. oming in, but theyê not shortages early in the wavar, the sit- like. It just;t tookto time." Truman signed thee oorder in the in radally versus our loss- uation in Becton’s ou>utfit was Becton quicklyquii rose from a pla* jqimmer of 1948, Beetecton said, the t should I do with them?’*’ repeated many times;s over in toon leaderer tto a company execu- .^^nunander at Aberderdeen assem* said the officer asked other units. tive officer,er, then to a company r ^ e d aD officers on) dthe post and ' By the end of the warar in 1953, com m ander,ler. The racism of the i ^ a d them .the execuecutive order. Sloane said, ‘Put them 90 percent of militaiary units day did notot c di-sappear ovem iît. rTheconmumderpaiisiitised. I W i H hey’re needed,’” Becton were integrated, and morem than but nonetheltheless, while soldiers . AsJongashewasth; there, he con- . “And with that, we were 90 percent of blacks int thet Army never quesciescionud his authority, ; Sûed, there woiUdtd 1 b e one off!- ed.” were serving in integralated units. Becton said.id. uningp^for J Whites and anotherr olofficers* dub ------. rBhdswinunid^ poolIforblacks. foi Canyb«t]{ tlM national flitt Of th* cotmtigntrlaa wtio participated In U.N. approache i I 5 “And that’s the wajvay it stayed,” durtnftlwth« Koraan War, a mix of VM., KoreanKo War partJclpant nation asked whe I d a h p I ; 3|ecton. a retired AnIm y graend, „„re|, « replacem e n front of ttw War Memorial bln ftMgtft Satonlay. On tha far laf Korea shoi l ^ d recently at his> hihom e in sub- in S , ( t Zaka Douwm of Oanlanaena, Calif. I tSrban Woshington. “I“Lefssaylhs said he wa Communil i t y W o r k( s S h o p ; jarniy viewed (integrjgration) with black cor;xtrps commander, tunities for promotion. ; *^[1 th^ deliberate sp&peed that was Like otherot blacks in the mili- “W e had a lo t o m ents con; Pr© gram ; A t e r used by the educiucators in the tary, Beciecton was used to second* opposed to mbcing rac coming in i ■.IjBwwn case.” class tre]reatment. Though blackss Army,” Becton said. es. W hat sl J Two years later, ththe outbreak served withw; distinction in WorldI Weeks after the Non B ecto n sa of the Korean Warr cichanged ev- War n,, theytl had fought as segre- invasion on June 25, 19 Sloane. } Idaho Child Care Progroiirom, which helps low-lnco[ome families pay for chilchild core and R thing for blackscs iin th e U.S., gated units. un BeCTon, who joinedI was sent to Korea as_; Jes funding to Improve thithe quality of child care in Idaho, wants your opinipinion on issues military, and with, it, race rela- the Arm;my near the end of thatc commander (o fight wii w here the u t it was com- war, was'as treated as an inferior Battalion of the Sth recalled.Itified “. by its Oversight Conlommittee. Your commentsts on these issues will hel{belp guide the tions in America. But integrated Uat necessity, not soo costssts Ilo ol'end is ovoiloblo. ■ ll youu would• lito o copy of iho Qvrirjn; ------Soulh KoKorea, part of a presiden- Eventually, he roundec1950, Becton T h eissues li in Engluti or Spanuh. coll,11 tboth Idoho Corolino al |8001926-'6-258B Ivoir-n) or (208)332-720;7205 (rOD) ■ o ossislonce lo ponicipoto in ihis rnemoolmg, co>l Ino Idat'O Dopoilrnoiimont of Hoa.'t .. ti I WASHINGTON -- TThe Korean tial missission to represent the; survivors and led then rou have duobility ond nood oss the hills to friendly terri Welfare Ol (206)736.2110 or (20i(208)334.4921 fTDD}. Plooso collnil 01 loos* 3 dOYS Ifl odvance,. J>1 poisib'e.pi ■ W ar was yoimg, befoi:fore the first nadon in ceremonies.< J3 .& P'O/i'le; loi nn%o$ O un (nlA'prnlo p o 'o la |i.lunto. ’ I Rangel said he has ■ Sl nocesilo uno copio daldol Dolelln jobre al eu>dodo do la: ^cusations of bunglogling by the The KoreanK War has been h Infantry jdentil poror f,favor llama o Corclino ol (800)?D)92di2S88.« Q.S. military, when a high1 ôol known asas the “Forgotten War” - bad doy since: “I knowcr in the bat- ■ Fof more infofmolion, chockill ouro Inlemot *lle; *A*w,idohochilhild.OfQ. look forlhn ICCP bloclilocî logo ■ c^ropout named C hlarles ar Rangel in part,, RangelR believes, because ing is ever going to hap;cpt the com- -nqfid his all-block artilleillery battalion few wan)m t to be reminded that in life that I’m going dveto offices'. rolled off a transportt siship imo the U.S. andtd military leaders miscal- about after Kunu-ri.” :en by U.S. ôuth Korean port dityofPusaa ty culated1 thed enemy’s strength so anges. After •' In trucks, they heateaded for the badly, :ing in the fto n t Une, bumpingg downd badly Rangel;el has tried to blot out 1 three 9th rtaved roads and sweatreating in the much ofif his1 experiences, dedin* h eat of August 1950.0'. O n the roads ing to revreveal details of ^ e five* and in the fields, thethey saw the day battittle that earned him a bloated bodies of3f civ ilian s, Bronze Star.So ? g l e ______Korean soldiers, cowsIWS and other It wasts thI e infamous massacre ar the road. ai Roimfc rhere’s nothingnglikea animals, the debris of ttwo months of U.S. troopstrc at Kunu-ri, a North ' I 1 (k1 up some o f fighting against thehe communist K oreann town t near the border t;m through ■ I f i North Korean force:ces that had with Chiihina. Having pushed the Snancial checki:kup to nist troops back north, the rritory. overrun South Korea.a. communis isn ’t had a . W ! ^ - ' t^^'^Rangel; then 20,- ancand the other U 5 . Arinjm y in NovOTber 1950 pire^ w that noth- _ m ake you feel1 K raw retruits steeledI ththemselvies - pared to0 ende the war there. h en Chinese troops cam e' , ippen to me until they saw the onoincoming coo- ' But.the to complain I__ j m g H fit and healthy. tl voy. to Nortlrth Korea’s aid and i f i y - . ^ “Wc saw truckloacsads of dead envelopec>ed th e U.S.-!ed forces, an E bodies,” Rangel, novlow a Demo* invasionn undetectedu by even U.S. Ccratic congressmantn from New planes thatth: tcxik reconnaissance ^York, reluctantly re c a lle d 50 photos, t-i years later from hiss CapitolC Hill “If thejley took pictures of it in ^dme, why didn't some- ;:<3fffice. .the dayd I Are you gening the mom ost out of your \0\Savn,'Tigs c»me, a bungling off acatastrophic still beinjing asked by some of his ♦/••I" come into U.S. Bank* fc dicckup. We’ll sit dowiown together and ! I&oportions that v eteterans r said in fellow vetveterans. tJ-Won(K IVm s five days wiped out.ababout 90 per- In retretreat, th e troops and their . I ..I calk about your needsds and: goals. Then >'cent of the 666 memen in Cpl. vehidess hadh only one way out - a diKuss solutions ' is working as hard as it can..n.Forin>I.ncc, ins tTRangel’s 503rd Fieldeld Artillery two-lane,le, deteriorated, gravel- you may benefit a 13-month CD or an Indexec:xed Money . S; Sanalion of the Arm:rmy’s Second coveredd roadr that lay between Market account, le many ways we can help strcstrengthen your ;Ooctlctf Carets -om where the Chinese fc Ififantry Division, hills frOE financial muscle. g Wednesday, in a ceremony« werefiriRring. Everywhere, burning \OnkK of U.S. vehides and the N co m m em o ratin g tlth e SOth wrecks of p, visit U.S. Bank by June 30. , K armiversary of the wawar, about a dead bloclocked the road, keeping For a free f. r:5 dozen survivors of thle e segregatedi the restst of the column from H I [ ^ blank. a t^ûnit watched as Ran:angel laid a escapingng. When soldiers and u sb a n k.co m Nwreath at the Tomomb of the other vehehides tried to dear the ey w ere often shot down, » tJrvj • (2001 736-5>*5 Unknowns in Arlingto:;ton National way, they TWin F»n« ome* *241 s 0 Btu* UkM Offic* •74SBIu«.UkM*(706)73*-5ai0 1.0) ,MT«»lnF«lFaOa Atbart»oo» Offle* • Bit Polo tJrx Cemetery in V irî^.la. The array adding totc the blockage as day 1 lamv APY aaaumai pr»an pknDkna • U.S. Oarik CroorM) •7.30* AnnuU Yl Ka mutI >r«^tp«fmara tor (haa rmuai^ NM viM for 0»00»it», Im J^war. • M ortaru- fire1 hit K)uigd’s vehide 1.3. Dar* Chacauno n » rrilrwnum DMivlMtr I*1 SlS6.OOO A» o< 0V?J/?000. u!a. 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m o nl e y bacc k , p leâse j • • Idaho, we have a iproblem . will wi be received by the LLt egislature’s State lax colleciectors arc raking in fefew surviving Democratsats and their moru money - app:pproaching $100 mil- more mi populous brethren1 - the liberal iion - lhan is need*eded to operate state R«Republicans. In the lastst legislative •" ' II ' ^ government. Surpli-plus money is piling session, se this coalition hehield out for a up. but state leaderiers have been infuri- chchintzy 0.1 percent reduduction, and ■; atingly limid abuibout anything more that th for one year only. OH. HE'LL eET r 5 veah-attheT liian a token tax cuicut. Some : legislators insist thatth a tax cut HISTH/^NKS. BALLOT BOX. C Jd be negligi- AU. M6HT. V. IIcllo? This is theihe most con.servauve foifor Idaho’s workers wrould / legislature in Amerlerica, up to its knees ble, bli not enough to buy aI fast-foodfa din- ^ __ _ / J in surplus money./.A / _____ - ner forT £a family of The actual lax break of real sig fo u r . Tl • l! A . / nificance should bt yaho's elated'leaders need am o u nIt t i.s i trivial, so other? People a no-brainer, but th( to a lm n d o tt thee n o n o n A a , last Legislaiurtu re that sort of couldn’t bring itseliself givirjg wo/ie)’.(r\'lf(irklo a t t i t u dde e believe . m o n e y^ nrelum ed to s t to grant one. w rneha^â ta x p a y e r House Speakeik e r UJXp//}'e/sissoi /ers is some- st. / Bruce Newcombn b. zi'M/e ofpubliciensoum > es. ^ ° w h a ? s fortunately, i: it’s really lost ^ ( A resolved to do betjet- ^ is theirr uunderstand- I ter next time, 'lliele 1Burley Republican ing inj of the day-to-day realitiilities faced by / . has signaled his in:intent to push a tax most mt of IdahoA working pepeople. Sure, i ^ cut through the 2001 20( Legi-slature. H e a a modest i tax break mif^lf ^ t not seem 5, ■ plans to work withilh Senate President like lik mudi, but it would be apprecial- Pn) Tem Robert GeGeddes to craft a tax ed. ed Everyone Ukes to s e e theirth expens- cut proposal beforfore the Legislature es es^ decline - if not a lot, therien a little. ^ convenes. Idaho’s elected leaders: shshould warm It sounds promimising, but there’s to to the idea. Then they neeneed to aban- another key playiayer who must get don do the notion that giviiving money aboard: Gov. Dirkirk Kempthorne. If back ba to taxpayers is somehiehow a waste ’------Newcomb, Gcddesles and Kempthorne of of public resources. all bring their infltifluence to bear, the Finally, 1 they need to authuthorize a sig- ^ l ~ tax cut train vrill bejb e^ n to m o v e . nificani nil tax break for ththe working I u i s w e r e d t h es c a lltjc 'Iliu real questionon i.s how a tax break people pe of Idaho. r h e y a 1 since its outbreakeak. J ' or the mosi part, theyey went off . the Korean War has nevfer • _ ■ to war quiedy, th e memen of the ' p j . Technically, thc Da l e S t e w a r t ended. A truceI andan a demilitarized zone ■ •• ^ Korean War cra. Thejicy came can peninsula mark thc home the sam e w ay.'.They T across th c Koretui f rheTim.les-NewsS J ------spot w here th es figfittin g ceased. Over ...... PubOther ■ were met a t th e b ms ddepot or •------rere joined in the ranks befofore those three yearsars in the early 1950s, Mike Smlt...... -Adverttvertistng director the raQlOroad stadon by th e samne e handful They wen Clark Walworth...... Monaging editor Mi themoff.In longbythoutiousands who were draftedd overi America paid a bloodybl price with 33,629; • of kinfcifolk or friends who saw thi 462 wounded or missing in " cases, no one g reeted them en on their the next fewfew years and by others whoho vol- dead and 108,462 he editorial board anti writerss ofo editorials are Stephen Hartgertgen, William som e a • of action. Thousandsmds of Americans were The members of th e i n. unteered foifor one branch or another o np, Kevin Richert and Dan R eids. the depths Unde Sam*£m’s armed forces, held prisoner by iheI North Koreans and- Brock,, Cl:Clark Walworth, Sieve Crump, ist of them were b o m a t the letermincd andfortunate •••••• i Great Depression of th e» 1930s.1! No malteitter where they served - sUstate- Chinese; th e detei of the C es of survived that seaiseaIing experience. ■ Theygigrew up in the later yearsrs of* those side duty,>, Europe,E the com bat zones /ere of the the Far Eas^ t or some other foreign1 post( ■ They departedted toi the strains of I f lough1 economic c times. T h ^ wer -ene” and “’Til I Waltz jpriate age to have th eir owown recoi- - their horia)rizons were broadened anns and tempering of World ock” and “Shake, Ratde---'’ •• th e s t differently fromTom Broirokaw's ences andd byb th e people th ey met. Around th e Clock F orgoDtten lesissons o f t ' Some of thothose bonds have en d u reddovcr, < . and Roll.” As widwith those who had servea' _ i atest Geoeradpn.*! nd those who have served t when dieir c6ll to d u ty caicame half a centuntury, particularly am ong> 'before them and t responded. diose who0 surviveds com bat in the since, they w erere changedc by their exp^-/'’ een 1950 and 1953, th e y res i r communities tmd their '*- didn’t alvrays go wQlingly,ly, but they extremes5 of heat or cold on th e Kor«jrean ences, and their o K oreaan W arsare still Vâlid !siI sense of responsibflicy too bI e ful- peninsula,a. nation have benelMiefiled. _ h ad a» t at These Americaiicanswhoservedquietly’' ^cades. But, wilh filledI to K thcir nadon an d to &ienlends and They metlet men who had b een shot £ he Koreanan W ar lx;gan u half- remained i sdllbom for decai red in and shot up, who may have been reti(iticcnt but valorously• in theI dual wars of Korea y - the end of the Cold W ar, U.N.U.: peacekeep- familyy members i wbo had served the North Koreans, then ' century agoage with thc North t d War n or even in W orldd WV arL about tellingling of thcir ejcperiences inicom- c -first against the Korean invasioninv of South ing i efforts have re-emergedjed haltingly iri World’ e of the Chinese comnjmmunists-desponded '• rid. In diis Patriototism held a different m earzaning in bat but wertrere willing to pass on some i Korea. rVltlUthougli ihe military disputed « areas of the world, try. the lessonsns neededi for survival in a when th eir nationtion called t h ^ . Some aruiiversary year, successfuJsful - and, even thc jstfirs half of die 20th ce n tu iy : of earlier wats. Others -C* | T actions on:)n ithe Asian peninsula t landful of the m en o f Koretrea were on shooting war.wa: were veterans of < more important, unsuccessf;ssful - features A hai transfixed Americansans at the time and for i on June 2S, Often seei«emingly forgotten o r over-X- were new to thele uuniform. But thcir ser- . of the U.N. campaign in KoiKorea deserve dutywhen wl die war broke o u t on ation should ticverbefor> , the three years of thc shooting war, many ( They held the line, initiall:ally, joined looked in1 the th shadows of th e w ar thailat vice to th cir natio have perhaps forgottng thc lines •» t's time to rem em ber "th£the forgot- where the war had started. rarely a shot firedircd, and American blood - • i aside as well. ■ Ilen war,” the w ar in Korejrea th at t , led,thepublicwouldcaUit' j e North was ruthless As the combatants began;an negotiations, H began | 50 years ago th is> mmonth. I r a C h e r n u s was never spilled, The foe from th e N peace. in its onslauglU, andnd corpses of prison* a : new and intractable probloblcm arose. H The ' anniversary observarnm ceswill When both sides began qlucsdoning u e pris- ^ t l ------1 W hen th e fightightingended in mid-1953i '-‘ ] ers, summarily murdjrdered, became a ’ . hardly approach th e mag)agnitude of ~ he hero of World Warn, i ome discovery. oners « of war aboul their postwarpos desires, recentII commemorations > of Worio rid W a rn 'm unismwoiwould be a cold one. U.S. po'X)wer Eisenhower, the h familiar yet grucsom would had to announceice thatt the United Stated " - « Operational atid intentelligence summaries many i prisoners from th e CommunistCo /ietnam. yi, The Korean W arirwill \ wouldbelin: limited. Use of th e bom b wi )mpared be taboo.. Those Tli dedsnons could haveire had abandoned:d itits efforts for victory. He-i reported instancess of th e North Koreans regimes i were adamantly opposedop to remainin relatively forgotten com; his news would weaken • < reluming to thcir pre-warr homes.h' If die wididithose olher two ep o ch al wawars. beenrevers.ersed later, of course. But in fact worried that this i driving civilian villa?llagers before thcir i cold w ar morale.Je. ISohe proclaimed th a t’ t attacks or minglinglg vwith refugees to war ’ were to end with ihous«lusands of That’s's a i shame, because in itsI owno> way diey nevererwere. v ling point Truman’sn’s war laughi the nation to;o the U nited Stateslies had indeed won a VIC-• infiltrate rear areas,as. The U.S. soldiers Communist < soldiers elecun(dng to stay widi Koreana was just as much a tu m in it had stopped communist 1 jitter choice: to fire on tJieir t capitalist foes, it woulc)uld}»an £nourir nation’s history. accept stalealemaie, not unconditional1 vie-\ tory, because it hi sometimes had a bitt Id be aggression. VictoiCtory now mejmt not con-"; ' ' i civilians or to bc ovo>vemjn by North unparalleled\ public-opinionion disaster. fore the Korean W ar, th ei greatgi tory, as itss highest h goal. T here would owing or intermingled ^ Negodators at thc pcacece talksi in Amcritrican myth assumed th a t th e United no dynamicale thrust into the enem y’s! quering th e enemlemy, but mei|ely stopping ‘ ’. • Korean forces follow: bility: the enem y fromm conqueringo us. • • ' " 1 \Wth the refugees. Panmunjom had a new andmd mtraciable States^ was i a land of endless mo\movement, heaitland.1 There T would be only stabl issue callcd repatriadon..IfPOWswere If of cons conquest. two sidesI so so evenly balanced that neiidlher Victory, like*pcace,meamsmvingoff pe '• j Tliis aspect of thle e warv - the U.S. Army i nstant progress th ro u g h cor 3 10 gh perma- could moveive again^ the other, disaster forever.er. Cold( wttf stability firitig on civilians out:)ut of wartime necessi- idlowed i choose th eir posijo siw arfate- After: that d war, security thro u g h ereIythepaihto,butthc- ty - was well-enoughgh 1known to inspire voluntary ' repatriation — the Communist nentst:stability became th e g r eat a t) goal of The mythjith and goal of stability reiniiTiains became not m erd bloc faced worldwide humiljniliadon, an u.S. foi central to> oiour public discourse today,ly. Wc substance of, thethe public’s] greatest aspira^' - ^ the plot of a feature■e ffilm, “One Minute to I foreign policy. ate tions: lasting worlvorld peace and whipping ■ \ Zero ” in whicii Rol)cjljcrt Mitchum played unacceptable\ outcome. Thurhus began what jê e key 1 to this transform atiorion was die do not expcof stormy to keep lurour foes securely stalemated,sd, cannot imagine, a Forgetting the brut i of deansing the worworld of evil. We lake it ftjr- ' t caused tiie inddentitaiNoGun-ri-where u prindple ] diat their vanquisluisJicdtocs ssts from European allies,1, Viwho without firiiiring one of our thousands o would not bc returned to) a fate diey had feared »itdc war nudear wyvaAeads. As long os they prpre- gnm ied lh at encrjicmieswillalwaysfacei^-'= < it .seems fairly clearir tlthat American forces ’ ;d its use might trig g er aton hysical or cultural border; ilthougluhedrcum- escaped, « that of living undeid e r totalitarian qjj jj,ciicir soil venthammrlu : l change, we pay th e bill;Ills for across som e physi fired on civilians, alth dness threatening disasiisasier. We assume lhat I stances and numbersers of ca-sualties are domination. i Bult Ithere was no storm o f proirrotest in endless, immenseimr military preparedr Utoiy-industrial complex, any significantt changech might trigger t h a r - I still disputed - to beDC jseen without the The things Americans haveforgoncnhai thcUnJnited States. Still, a f te r Gen.Gc andam ilim about “Tlie Forgotten War"a r” can sdil pro- Dougla edthat Those billsbill arc another legacy of disaster. The mosTiost our leaders promise iff I nuance it deservesi fromfn the media and i ;las MacArthur proclaim ed :ry apocalyptic crisis and " vide invaluable insights forforlhcddien there• was v no substitute fo r victortory, even Korea. Befoefore that war, it was doubtf)tful to m anage every i from the American1 public.pi ’ ught threat, to preventrent change from over- ' - Althougli Americaiican soldiers were th e and ! the policy-maker of todtoday. ifitrjx;equired die atomic bom b,3, 1Truman that the [niblicput would ever have boufi the Trumanum plan to keep us permancnendy whelxning us, widwithout ri^ng bodily .. ^ first non-Koreans toto arrivea on the battle- fir^ hhim. i icans, '••Z-' | Retired Army Col. Kennethict/i E. Retuturning home, the general'al was on a warfooting, foo with m assive peaceiMtime harm to Americai field, the Uniied Natilaiions quickly took up 1 to deliver on that prom i^ IIamburj;cr. a visicinfi profcsifa so ra tth e Iged by cheering m illions.s. 1The possi- military budgets.buc The war in Korea, If.theyseemto the issue and. Ixifore)re the year was out, J 2 count them su cce^ u l • National Defense UnivcTrsityty tand former hts- bilityor of victory via the bo m b rrai a is ^ a “saved” thattha plan, as one Trum an aledde of smbility, we CO forces from a numberber of countries in • J as . and ourselves lucky.lucl Within the terms of } Europe and Asia wen/ere fighting under thc tory i profasor at West Point,it.lalahcliwplcr i X question: Would th e Unitnited States put i t HalfUf a i centuiy later, w hat was id uncondi- once emergitrgency is now routine. Most)st our prevailing1 no Idonal myth, nothing J U.N. colors. platoonI in Vietnam and also.tsoscrvedm pressos on at any cost to total and sked. This is the enduring J Korea. rid War n? Americansns cannot ( imagine keepingJ ouro more can l>e aske Tliesc forces-from•om more tJian n dozen i donalll ^victory, as it had in W orld ment legacy of “the for] member states - arere largely1 forgotten ------1 Ifso.lJthen using the bom b woukuld be per- foes in checleck without a huge pcrman outside thecoimtriesies themselves. But lie missiblible becausc it vras necessaisary, and military establishment,esti Write to IU ero. If not. It remainilined to Truman’s successorsr to Ira Chemusif is a a professor of rdigiotts , > they gave the effortrt a□ legitimacy and a MacAr\rth u r would be a w ise hen Jniversity of Colonido at » tha 77mefr«9ws welcomejmeslenerefwn there would be an acceptalrtable limit complete! the th new nadonal myth, Dui►uring studies at thc Univ credibility lhat rcmaiTiain immeasurable, Id Boulderandawriiwriter for the History Ncios J World opinion, in spiispite of the best efforts resdors on su t^ o cts o fr publicpu interest nnirc;.S. power, and M acA rthurtrwouldbe v diel952caicampaign, thc pollsters told Letters may be brougtnIt to our Twin Rills adaiigi Eisenhowerver that tiie people longed,; Scrvicc. Readersrs can co send him c-mail a t . of the Communist-bk•bloc propaganda appa- 7 igerou.s zedoL they chemus(AT)spot.aotcohTodoxdu or write him ' ratus, remained solid)lidly on the side of the or Burley ofncc; m alted to P.OP .0 .B W 5 4 8 , ien thc MacArthur fervorr subsideds above all,[, for fc peace. But the peace th Twin Falls, 10 8 3 3 0 3 : faxed tc opinion wanted wasras merely an end to th e killilling attheRdisiousStis Studies Department. Box j United Nations throuroughout thc war. a few weeks, and p u b lic op j of Colorado, Bouldcr.Colo. ; lopes that the effort 5538; oromallod lo twinews*’ws^lcron.nol swunglg to Truman’s side, th e funuture of Americarcans in Korea. The adversararies 292, Uniixrsity o f' Contemporary hop 37di 80309. would Ix-'comc a modlodel for peacemaking ■ ------1 courscX was dear. The war againOnst com- might targe:rget cach olher across the 37 . 1 SundivUy, iune 25.2000 Tbn*»M«wt,1wt, Twtn FaS>, Uaho A-18

O p i n i o n ; pR E V E R S; l E M O R‘GAGE ^ I f y o u AREa 6 2 OR OLDEDER, p r L e^^ T T E R - 1NO REQUlREMEhMT TO REPAY, AS\a L O N G A 8 YOU ARE LTJVING IN YOUR EOh o m e ! z (mRftit-rnimiSTlWE, U feF IIg Mshould si serve us Receive monttiitliljr paym ents 6 JE V t V«E I was sorryy tot( h e a r th a t our hos- ICANT EUD ■ | H • CASH- • UUnej ef Credit fvauM.LV a(50lN 6f ■ /I) pital board haslas chosen to discon- tinue LifcFligllight service. Those JCKBYLER V W IU -W O3 N N E 6 T 1 H K who have beenren fortunnte to never ^ 9 CaUCHUC] : need Life Fliglight em ^ g en c y ser- Tb WEET us, a. vfce cannot fulfully ap p red ate thc 113MainAieW.,2r»iFloor«T«TainTaas« 733-9095 « 1-800-79D-796-7681 excellent peop:ople associated with Saint Alphonsinsus. P erh ap s the k K new carricr wi]will do as well, S l .E L I w ’ I wonder abcibout th e many local Life Flight meinembers an d th d r Housee to o hir IiilcfMiilc K4) it. I-was one of only five pa:passen* (Nonl> o gers who took that Salt LakeLal City to TVin Falls leg. We allI knknow 2 0 8 J - 6 4 4 - 9 6 4 11 that “deregulation’’ has allallowed the airlines to cut back or□reliml- c nate those stops that don’t enough. Fm afraid that Twi I Falls is one of them. I don’tin’c know what I can do about this. HQri3on’s.Twin Falls to:o BBoise . leg is already gone and thc offl.Skywesttripto Salt La BH City is very high unless it'sit’s part H A.G. Edwarcrds offers a full ranginge of c fo larger voyage. investment alternaiatives to help m eet:t youry needs: rm worried that my optio)tion to fly firom Twin Falls will soonI be gone. p. « ^ MONICA TOGNETH Stocks • Bonds • M utual Funds • CDCDs • IRAs TwinFoUs • Options • Insurance • Annuituities nandal Planning Lessons cost way too) 0 much L, iBL\ • Fin To the people of TwinI FoFoils: U jjM On June 19,1 called ourur imtmic- ipal pool and asked if thereicre w ere two spots open for my granrandchil' dren for swimming lessons.)ns. Yes! And theyYe for 10 lessons.ns. Yes! V H " And how much ore they?? $:$25! For ■ |P*R both? No, each. After I cam:am cto ,I I asked again, $25 for bothh oo: f them? No, for eachi iiis is a ^ MIQ Kraple of Twin Falls, this t^Stvck Carpet,,, ln^Sti^tock I Craig Nolson Kolly Word FnFrod Nolson municipal pool Here wc•hove ha I C era'■c m T ic ile ,,. rivers, lakes, ponds, fishingIng holes, 0V()ver 100,000 sq. ft. to ctc. I have taught swimminj c!iOOS4«s« from ot S K n H O S of Over 10,000 sq.^ h.f FLOOR TIU V _ around this town for yearsjsand i H 4 A 16'xl6'-- 1 1 8 'x l 8 ' r[l435 STREET AGEEdwards under thc rules of The Amejnerican \0% to 60% off - 12'xl8' T MUS 13'xl3'- 1 I TWIN FAUS, lb 83301 Red. Cross. When the schoollOol year DAL TILE & FLORIDAFL< TILE k ww» ao«OwBiO» com was over, The Timcs-Ncws;ws sent th g a t ...... JO out the notice to sign up yoiyour chil- Neotrols • StoStone Looks L— EnH ciftff,,, Travertines.>es...ETC ||— dren, ond three weeks later Rt.*}?onal M cdical C cntcintcr an d every spot of cvciy dass wawas DUI)UPONTSTAlNMASnR In Greys, Greens,tns. Beiges, and Maple Valley R taken. Tflxtsrtd P M NaturalI 0Oilors. \ th cr Phy.sician 1 Ccntcr We all took swimming lei Ct 36,000 SO. FT. IN-STOOU Arc /ili’aM'il t cocan a Jensen, MLD. .I afford this pricc. This is nolnot right. ------B a r b a r a It 1 ^ been told that if youo u < ch u ise I ma s t i n a L u U a b y . . , a reasonable price, you moimake up PU|)UPONTSTAINMASnR i m ic your cost by the great volur {«ovy, Sabtl# Tob*-Ob-Too# T iU „ , You charge a great deal ’Xam o u , ■ «“ Saxony P W - b’xb' \ wiUnot moke as much. Therhere werp very few signeduipI - 1two or O Ol u tf...... 00 h. neiti th ree in any lesson period.)d. ]My ■ ------■rfnj Pieces mfoil- ■ grandchildren were signedicd up in S c rb c rs,.^ 1 stock! two.different age groups,afirst 11 H PAinRNED PA BERBER^ a 8 colors of signed them at d differentnt timt e of LEVEL rEl LOOPS...AN5 MORE! PORCELANITE the.;Mmmcr and then had ti tiag Mt ...... y y >f. *1. change them to a loter one.t'° H mNiade City fathers, all childrencn ishould K itc h e n & ges, Bloshes, have and need thc right to have1 Greys... lessons. Think about this ag Commercial,., Pieose. ■ lEva'fEL LOOPS &COMMEROAL ght FlnlshesI ANNE.GRAEFE - ■ Biots,Mi, G nyt, Gtmbi, Ncdrds Kimberiy i fo rffalUaa M i ...... 56* «f» ft’ ...... 5 0 '« . arpet Remnants m 111 •fcnnicr location .it Police are not the badad guys H | C a t Mag. Df. Jen'cii will I'c rMtH'-'u'k:: Dr. Miir\- On>J.T-Le\vis‘ fur I'am responding to the'lei•letter OVERER 100 ROLLS IN STOCK... M^Oaly 224 MartmSi. Dr. Jciim-ii sp..[x-ci..li:o in Wonicn.s Hc.iliKih nnnJ tre.utneiu ol' NUMEROUS COLORS K To Di.il'ctcs rcl.ttcJ illnc^c'. S'yi>f li.i> pr.iciicci.i in thc ;if:ic X'.illcv tor thc ------^ lV>.ir.U!i.Tiit'icJ in lntcm.ll McJicinc.Mc V StarthitlagMt...... 67* Xtah/Showi C erar p.i't 7 vc.ir> ;in>i i' B Tim e to llquldatia te ? ■ «UMMJun tvo s ^^For Only ... WaU T> Piitii-n: n-cnnls tmJ nu-.ikMl finiiMiws /mm f>. GrotLi-Lfun'I'" f>T,u.'ii«.v fun'c" fvi'n irxrrotrxu’ ^ 4 'x 4 '- t ri'Miiu'.l.1 111I ific .M.ittin <>//ia-. • N e w s j g 0 fj |^^^^_B ased on 55 fl U se The Tlmes-Ni I Days Saof As Cash^- “ Over 10,000 To schedule .in ap[Hiintmcnent with Dr. Jensen, ple.ne>c cscall 734-0206. Miark^tplace W lk hirm tat. omllOOO'sofTrin classifieds to tuturn l||||B p able In st p_^HYSICtAN possessions IniInto BUraijj Choose from 8 |S i ^ M A G ICVALLEY ^ casli. 1” QUALin PO A nM regional MED:DIC^L CENTER ^ I F B K ^ 4jseftoiiI ■ r tiiS a Whites, Beiges Almonds, Gi , I MotteA Brighi »*f. -r-M- /»• Mow Only...... i' TtdMMeU ..

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I d a hIO c F i ^rst lad ice s b u ikd d re a im s fo rr fa m ily^ Fireflyighters conduluctihg drill y f i n d d;hild’s cremaoIted remains i i Habitat: forfc Humanity ®'Boise BAich sincc April.il. They‘ hope to finish by August. IiIt will : . COEUR d ’ALENE (A P) - small smn box of remains, Interitn > wants nioiprc w o m en i»bc Vincent’s first time as a h , Firefighterss conducting extri-' FireFire Chief Kenny Gabriel saidr ow ner. H er m ortgage will r tin gjt I, cation drills> 0on abandoned cars Gabrielg said the drills were involvedd iin b u ilding between b< S350 and S395. • ■ ^ discoveredj th e c re m a te d londucced coni at Fire Station No; 2 Vincent’s new year starte remains of a child, authorities }n carsc th a t oro kept in an arc» BOISE (AP).P) - Debbie Vincent with wi a phone call from Ha - nepoited. lormally locked at night. is not thinkin,ortant thot ypu ; Z^Z site while the worlvork. it,’’ thentil I go to a home dedicati(ation S J ^Q 9 9 Vinceot and the corps of volun- andd the i families are just tickli:kkd Your friends and famil teers have been;n 'working on the andd thet families’ families are: jujust you to lake advantage c 1,038-square-fooioot house on the tickitkled and it’s beautiful." Call !'.>r K<-k Or |...< Comc screening. It is import B lu e »kc» Blvd. N. ------1598 U k be tested annually. C co m m uu n i t y ______7 3 3 .»8400 A pagele for you and yoour neighbors. IW I ^ FW CONNFINED IANIMAl S- u J rjsr t FEEDIING OPEIiRATIONS f W i t h o u r i : (CAfO) (Mora man 1,000 ananim" als) ^ ‘ m - ' n th 'C C yco u g e l m e o f .ca g o o «

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i l Yet agair ______(C a n d y CRAi\ Z E ^ ______T hrireeM V Americaa picks ■ )ublicans ■ H P uptheTFab ■ ected Tab is bade. OK, it vras n ev er r acttiallya gone, delegates but It's.healthy againain - and this is not, in my opinion, ba;bappynews. By MichaelMl JJoumaa .Tab, the saccharln'Ejtflavored quasi- T1mca-N«w« ' cola marketed byr theti Coca-Cola- ! Company, was thee firstfi real diet I . IV lTELLO - Three Magic drink and the mentt prominentpi in a lc^ ^ êpubUcons were select- long class of consiumimer products - committee ot this week- Tang, Sonka and baibanana-flavored ate GOP convention in JellO leap to mlnrf - thattl succeeded lo to be part of the despite themselves. a m Party’s nadonal con- Now, reporta the tedfederal Food and next month Drug Administration,:on, th ere’s rea- Speaker of the House (onably little chancece th at the sac- ewcximb, R-Burley, Idaho chnrin wMdi flavorsI TabTi and downs m Sondy, R-Hagcrman, of other products willdll give you dm* levue banker Darlene cer. i will travel to . question is howw youy could ever phia at the end of next diink enough Tab to1 9 1 B chance. ! part of Idaho’s 28-mem- It’s a ncHcalorie soft sol drink that jadon to the convention, tastes like it, and backick a t the turn of | B | n imb will serve os cochair the 70s, it was considcddered way cool D H B daho group along with to affect fondness forTit. it 30P Choirmnn Trent My first serious girl^ Ifrie n d , Pom, was in the habit off ordering0 Tab i the first national con ------, w ithch double- fer Newcomb and cheesiwseburgers, and Newcomb said the harsh ed> did J so wiAout liMfjrnr ithin the party and the a toucouch of irony. It ipport for GOP presiden- B H IÎ wass expected,e: nat- Brothci CtMt Hunsaksr, B,-Oarratti HiHunuktr, 2, and Hagan HumfRSSker, 4, chaaa after candyy rat the Fllir Fun Oays paradeIde on Saturday. leful George W. Bush urally,illy, that I would nake for nice trip. Thc do the same. ed by a on co^ runs July 30 tiirough ?1 * Sovio we’d sit there, | ' end's state ' . in aa ccomer booth I P o c a te llo ’ ^ * a t 'Elmer’s, 'El for B R epubli came see DElfOATES, Page 83 _ x x :a lfcblks tui m o u tt f o r F ut n D a vendon nex D o n ’t hour*Jts on end. S h e’ds’d slurp down Id a h o Sp A SK M E Tab) afteral Tab, and By Briaiia n Haynes hoods the classic carsrs and trucks The toy:oy show also included a Bruce Ncwc ould watch the Tlm«»-N»W>OTwrttw ______th at ro ared dow n tlthe parade rodeo, roironch ond town on the Sen. Jo hcers n \ . S t a o & r p jr of the Tab In route before stoppingtg at the fair- sm allest5t sscale. The exhibit by Rier Fun Days continues and Bellev I------1 m y glassgla slowly dis- FILELER - The Filer Fun Days's grounds, Mike Egncgner covcred a card table wIthsllmKfid schedule, B ram o n so lvve e as the Ice paradede that wound through thee The classics linedi upi side by and indu(Juded a bull-riding cow- will begin with a norvder melted - until it wasvas the tint of dty SatSaturday afternoon includedd side, and festiyxd-goersrs were treat- boy, a cotcottle drive, a pig poke month asire pa lional Christian service f ber delegad Ughter fluid. ju st abcxbout everything, ed to the s i^ t of viirfntage Cor- and farmirning equipment, 10:30 a.m. to noon. The Eventually, the ine'nevitable hap- Therere were flatbed trailerss vettes,PorschesandMiMustuigs. Thc disrlisplay caught the eye of Nevtrcomb show, the craft show am of the Idah pened: We went to a keggerk in the and picpickup beds swarming withh Inside one of the nnearby fair- 8<;year-o]d)ld Chet H unsaker, who sions will be open from i âtta •»*' summer between ourmr junior and childniren. There were motorT ground buildings, toysys on a much s^ d , “ I liklikc it because Tm used p.m. at the Twin Falls Cc senior years and Pamam mixed Tab homesss *and clowns. sniper scalc were onjn display ot to th e roirodeo and used to the Fairgrounds. with sloe ^ I had to0 breakfa up with A ndd tthere were horses. Lots ofif the Farm Toy Show. country.” horses.ss. Among those toys-vi*was Dennis F u n Da;Days also offered food, For more Information call vention f< her after that. Sheridan ot 326-5000 o imories But in retrospect, 1I rehiffter vAere Thertere were horses toting bu^S- Kohen’s model traillin display, music, aI p c-mail a t bhay convendon:Y -i As boats rev th eir have called an indulgiligence: Some- numbeber of horses under thee h esai± eaters. icvalleyxam. Aug. S. t the 2Sth anniversary thii^ you endure to storesto up oedit sgatta, racers fire up against your sins. lys ; from pasi evenis. So, the doubIe-cheesseseburger4 was -w- ere runner-up in high the transgression; thle e Tab ' was the I 1 : the Super Stock rac- antidote: Makes p ^ eect c t sense. J J s and wos Rookie of At least if you comee ftfooqi a family Jnited WVay te a nns up foDr ‘Succe:ess b y SgaE Racin 1992 - a long time where guilt is an artc form.fo Ours, it IS today - id Larry Hamilton, will not surprise youi to K leam, was gy !d care, pro- improvingng access to health ser- Organizers will subme.Thodoy o h od t driver of Liquid F ix andon Flala at such tilings as child :ow, we feel we a re a real big on Tang. -Wawi wrtter ______moting reading and leleaming for vices andid supporting policies posal to Bank of Amienomina- X d l I Tang is the r d a l version of very small children.”' ssaid Diane ihat protectect children. October. If it's appro\jfrom it o th e r team s kn o w he fann toy threat at any race : a dehydrated orange'ê'drink devel- 'rumaIN FAIXS - By thc time aI Boyd, United W ay arerea director But loca!ca] organizers h a v e n 't bank will give organizer I oped for the Americi•ican manned , in a news release. 'Wc will be yet decideded wJiat p ro g ram s to lo pay for planned projewaeem w lo appredale our reasons to stock it, of cc before age six. “Succcss by S ix” h'helps chil- programIS s ia community needs, Times-News w r ite r I-09J/. E Exf. 3at racing, and we lived the country, 26 mUesmil from the lited Way will be hosting; dren by raising awareneness about Local orgarjanizers are working on ■ Fiala can be rcachcd in jyncs<âs-7^ BURLEY; them - just as much,” nearest Albertson’s. ButBut we’d drink groups that will be lookingI early childhood deve/clopment, this stage. Of 733-0931. engines at tl: it with EVERY meal,I, asa if it were ^ Idaho Regaltiitlingion - driver of our patriotic duty.. m em oriesponsored fro by Classic My Mom told m e stories st< about % / u « « “We wereSealing - is excited rationing during WorldId War n, and \ / I event too. The S u p er t - real coffee, X ▼ J SS M a gp c V a lk points for th how fo l^ did %^thout - l a d s e n ras Alison O’K eefe S c h io i committee-.se is .is different from “No," I proclaimed, al isen olso tied with L in n JI , almost defi- jacquell Stephanie J/M Filer, was e courscs, which Cline Sweet and Cherish p la tfo rof Filer, andy. * n i nove Tabl” • . Baughmo Community College inTwin ' Falls. fourth runncr- promoti even better, said I ôuld hove listenedd toti my moth- petition.man in the interview com- Ore. and then Orcgto attend one of thcaround an island and Timcs-News features,cdt,cr « Steve Iter of Bill and Korcn moting parental involic program ' • I and winner of i of Twin Falls, she is a AnnAken h e r “SI hi Her impressions,n ’t see you,” he said, Crump ivbndcrs how theFte .SOUC/> CWT nf H er hobbies arc singing the swimsuit t-er know who will cxpccts to rise ofcrin withh DDiet RC Cola at •Magic Valicy Christian II violence. ,,„n«n*if.- inclrrm'isihe ,Bud Aller High Sen and volunteering'at.lano, com- ° K**" competition.. singing, reading nnd skiinj : th e first turn.” and Tcduecd-fdt Moon Pics. ichooL She plans tp ottend • Elementary BchooL ; of devel- Orumpy 1 - t I) Third runner-up wa • EstrelUla A guilar, dsntally dis- Stock class - a of Lupe and Ch)I people. year’s eveni. Holman, dau^ter of S Hemandez, is a g ra d u ate« I ond Craig Holman of Tv ng. danc- “W'e really She is a graduate of T\ Please seo PAQEANT,id church forward lo High School and plans i /VUerton said, the University of Utah. ] ter of Eti The R egatti munity platform for the iieverlec of tlie y ear for is prevention of school • i of Filer, ily. Her hobbies indude pla ;r;ii!iiatc He L-njtiys a le r IliKli fans, such as oi. H er who yelled ou orm is to see him aga 3ting vol- “That mak< T groups said, isit the The course ly and most roce < hobbies makes it ev. 1 u d e Allerton, 66, u at th c R eg att: daueilter ..y „„ arc- hristme jj,e fans can’t cofT%nn ..-j-hey never r, PageBS erome out of th« M 'nmwMm.Tw. Twin FaDt. Idaho Sunday Juno•0 28.20002 ------^ M a g i c: V^ a l l e y Tho family o(, , Virginia Hanman . ^ i ' would |]Re to thank ^ o)BITUARI]IE S— ^ -D e a t ] NOTICGES - . everyone who prayed, ' ' visited,vil called, sent cards. ^ For obituary raterates and Information, call 7334130931, Ext. 278, brtwew 2 p.mp.m. and 5 p.hi. Monday througu£h Saturday. k and prepand food M DAWlIIna t« 4:3(t:30 p.m. for next-day pubtlcotlortlon. D eath no tlc M a re a fiM sarvicaM r a n d c a n ba ptacad untilTtu B p.tn. avery L aarry p Fife will bo announcneed by Hansen » during her lllrteas and ^ . Ca'f: TVTWIN FALLS - Lorry Fife.fe.S3.of Mortuary Burley C hapel.- roceni death. ^ ------TwinWn Falls, died Thursday, Jui k Each of these has been ^ doalh by her parenis, husbasband. 27 grandchildren;i; and 25 great- ,^0^00. at the Twin Foils CUic i i n i '/ l Rflbocca E. 8SidWBlI rgreatty apredatsd, and we ^ T w/IN I ^ F alls S,"ifOQ brothers and two sistors.s. grandchildren. He10 w as known to jspital. . POCATELLOI - Rebecca EUea ■ L) ■&n*&ra very thankful that God U Funoral sorvlces will be condinducl- spend hours scoopoping Ico croam A m em orial scrvicc will bebeheld GwShnef'SldweUdl, 78, of Pocatello A k h has surrounded us %vlth pU E d w a r d MMartin i Veoh ecf! 2 p.m. Wednesday at Fa d at 2 p.m. Mondoy. Juno10 26.: (or them on birthdayays. He was pro- “J ^ Forke'« and formerly ofoi Jerome, died ^ .-u such lovlriQ friends st this J * Edward Veereeh. 82, of Twin Falls, 20O1 Qgic V a lle y F uneral Honlome in Soturday, June 2 000. al Hansen Mortuary RupRuport coded in doath byy hist parents; his t 24. 2000, at her ^ dinicult time. ^ passed awayly i S a tu r d a y , J u n o 2 M a rty a n d BfOi)renda Patierson of 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Farnsworth Mor family owned & operate^-’ Hays, Kansas,is, Gregory Veoh of Elmwiw ood C em etery in Goocoodlng ______Twin Falls, Von3n ,and Me(anio Vech IS H i the R ev . Don Mason offi>ffidat- •Graven«ji< ol Anchorage,, AlAlaska, and Danielle |H H I . Family ond friends moyoycoU BjllHHfiiB •Freeze Priccs E Veoh Groves> oo( Twin Falls, and m 9 -1 0 a.m . Tuesdoy at also surviving) ararc SIX very spccial H H ; Demaioaniy*s Gooding ChapeL 3 S. Lincoln, Jerome groai-grandkids.ds. He was preceded M H o rtu ary Is proud to be fa n in doalh by hishi? wi(o of (ifly-six H H yoars, his pare,arents. and his Iwin H jH Theli9lma Clark daughters, who10 'wore born proma- I \ PAIAUL - Thclm o Clark, 92. for- ^ I ^ ^ H H H turo'ly, W andala ILoo and Rhonda merly.ly of Paul, died Friday, Juncune23, Doo. L ouiluis M. N orton N ami 2 000.il). in Beaverton. Ore. WTzite Ed was a vcrêry special husband. , „ ^ Arrerrangemcnts ore pendingng ond. .o u is M arlon N orton. 99, of Filo falher. grandlaJlather. and groal- grandlalher wh !d Thursday, Juno 22, 2000, £ who will be dearly hom o. m is se d by all. .ouis was born November Gravosido sens e rv ic e s will b o h o ld ig nJO, n ^ in M cGregor. Toxas, lo Joh lor lam ily a n dI Iri'Iriends on Monday, 'c [OSPITAIi L d Elizabeth Cox Norton. H. J u n e 2 6 . 2 0 0 0), , aia t A p.m. at Sunset ^["^ke W ^ B f p S r 3 a b l e p r i i ked cotton with his family as , a e y Memorial Park,rk. The family sug- Jth, and later worked as < MAGIC VALLEY gosis memoriallal contributions bo mr.rh-chanic. and for the post odice jm soy. 76. for- REGSGIONAL MEDICAL CEMT]NTER ^ | P | H H H H | qiven lo First Cl Home, passed _ doing it fo. Choico Hospice o( Qn NovemberNc 4. 1925. he marriei ime names are omitted Twin Falls. ConliDniriDutions may be Rnxio Juno 22. 2000. xie Foffil at Oklahoma City Nampa. Idaho, patit:nt:nts* request. given to (uneral;ral chapol stad or QWahahoma. Louis was ordained ; mailed lo RevReynolds Funeral minislilister in tho Church ol God anc imily. Admitted will b e hold at Dawi Chapol, P.O Box3ox 1142, Twin Falls, rriinislistorod in many placos iwn D u h lcr and Mark Flai?lant, Idaho 83303. Followlowing his retiremeni. he die ne 26, 2 000, al both of Twin Falls; and Linwoiw ood securii I Ward in Egin. Fauncece of Buhl. uriiy work. He cam e 10 Idaho ir 11 be held on M after a l5-year stay in Sar THESI IE FA CES il BulU H L ™ ■ 10:4 5 a.m, at , , Released D iego.go. California. Horo in tho Magicat ta Crosc of Shoshone; Jord ho lunoral ser- i N A M E :: Felix A. Larrr r a g a n oy. ho helped serve as ono 01 V at Ihe Parker lox of Tw in Falls; and Nfari Associate Pastors al r the 12. Felix A. Larragragan. 81. ol Buhl, John Waitssof ol Gooding. jme Church of God. diod Friday. Jui n M a rc h ' 1 9. ,------are people Juat like you •: Juno 23, 2000. at urviving are his wife, Roxie Hol e S n a k e R iver Livin a desire to live and raises iving Center in Buhl pj|Qf.rr; Iw o s o n s , D a n (B o v o rlya s ) a Leona D. RumsiIs, Id ah o . Iho C l n a i E A R E T H ] altof a long illness in Preston and n ilailanclal Directions imily in Idaho.This is not ton o( Filor and Robert (Jean)® Leona Dorothy Rurf Folix w a s bornirn"july29. 1918.ai Mario (Rowo) porate based,but £unily.. ion o( Dallas. Toxas; throo merly ol Mounlain Hc Ml. H om o to Anai>nastacio and Paula 'h I I N D O U R ndchildron; and eight greal- away on Thursday. Jusixth of sovon n e d busincss.We offer I Arrion Larragan,1. TThe (amily moved ‘ Idchildren. He was precoded'in up In eastern ^ H ^ ' cc at a fair pricc with no I to C a s ile lo r d in 1924. Where ho >ri -i Ashloy Manor in odN£ school al Jam es R. W c a r c lh by a son, throo brothers and surrounded by her fam licks. Wc are from Idaho," attondod school3ol u n til le a v in g 10 ^ getting mar- with a d ilor. F u n e ra l s o fv ic e s wi Love, know that wc can serve work in Ihe minus I in California, ^H ^^ nus ol Nevada and ^ ^ mmemorial sorvico will bo ourfiunl' fiunily w ith the dignity • Idaho. Ho (aior v H H ’ 1 Monday. Junesn. bul speni CERTIFIED 3r worked at Poarl gnnououncod at a later date,° the LDS Egin Bench V acorpoi Harbor lor Morris daho living In ; respect that we would .. rrison Knutson. He Amnn,ngomonis aro undor ihe diroc-c- Idaho Viewing will FINANCIAL ownc* thon s e rv e d in tho South-Pacilic m land, Donald ^^H^ , PLANNER ouerourown. ol Whilo Mortuary ot Twin Falls. scrvicc: WW II in Ihe I11hlh ,Airborne Division M onday from 10 to ed l' in Wendoll, ' “9 ', th o c h u rc h prior lo Ihe gimmick (or Iwo y e a r s reC'•eceiving his para- ! worked al HHM v ic e . B urial will follow i and knoP A R K E ’S e a ; chuie wings. FoiFoiix received Iho J e ro m e mo and laior Asiatic Pacific fitribbon. Japanese C e m e te ry . Home, where yourlA fin G lC VALLEY Occupation nbborbon, and the Good , Leona was born3oratod Ihoir S and res I K :j n e r a l h o m e /. 1924. at Idaho Falls, C o n d u c i a n d Vicioiclory medals. Alter o daughter of Bonjamin HU m returning homo, ho worked in Arco lc and will bO 51 XUnbcrty Road. ToUi FiHi a n d al olhof variOLrious jobs in Magic rno Gertrude Elizabelh rM lovo ol hor ...DV Valloy, retiring inn 1:1987. He married ^ ^ H Doney. Sho was Iho /si (riondships, W an d a D unn in 19:1938 and (rom this c h i l d r e n a n d g ro w lilo up and had a VCby picinning than Jmke, Catherine & m a rria g e IhOfO wor>uoio three children, “ Idaho and ationdeairight sid o of 735-0011 ■■ Carmen. Judy andmd Siewan (Doug), ^ ^ ^ H Rigby. Idaho. Alterough g di(dcull maklTôu ca n by just y. II and three grandchjchildron all ol tho ^ ^ ^ H ^ ried. she spont timoovoied 11 to hor _ „ greater Los Angelfgeles area. Wanda itft Montana and Oregon!d forw ard to ( J cdng u l m ore money, d ie d in 1974 a nid d t h e m a rrie d Dolly m ost of her life in Ida(or family h): A r c o w ith h o r h u s b a i Monlgomery m 1981984 ^ ^ H and mother- todisil Jam es R. Love, Ho IS survivedj b;b y h is wi(e. Dolly; ^ ^ ^ H ‘ Rumsey. Sho also lived>he loved the CFP B j R ^ n d l d s Funeral his three children3n iin L os A n g elo s; Idaho, where she Tupperware in Jeromly picnics sho discuss ^ how wc can help. H V Chap/^ H long-slonding paronis; infant sisior.sisi Mario; and rem em bered for horgreat I pride in (amily and hor many ( incial Directions members of (he two brolhors, Johnin £a n d Lu is. F - y ' #:» & EUzabetb PaHu Funoral sorvicoices will be hold Sho always had a smile/ a largo and ' Twin Falls Tuesday, June 277,,1 2 0 0 0 , al 11 a m gift to look on Iho brn ovorything. ovon throunine daugh- community. al Farmer. Funeralal n to study at Weber Junior country western music. FINANCIALi | H That, wc believe. - . ort. Sandra , . (ff ■' C o llo gge o in O gdon, Ulah. From^ h a r d v/orkor a n d Ioo!< gn PLANNER 3ho( McCall, . . . b y makes a dirference tn K '* ' ’ -'-i 'ikfjiiigM 1 9 3 9 lo 1945, he proudly served^ keeping a clean houso. c o)un|ry u n m the U.S. Army as 0 lum sey and thc qualily of care & Leona is survived by-orry. £ S he is s ia ff sorgoani. On January 25. loving (amiiy including n y O l servicc we provide; Robert married Notta Rachel andchildron, ters. Sharon Kyllo ancon and ono ITiaKin ; P a u l a E > J o h n H bad C a rd oin. n . Thoir marriage was lator T bent S t i m p s o • G bo k cb J ukicii ’ o( Jerry o( Canby, Oreg)r. S h e w as _ , , so le m nnizod iz June IG, 1944, in Ihe3n Collins and husband L o g a n1. , Ulah. Temple Their union her parents, l.Û « h. Arco. Joanne Coon ancnl, a daugh- b ro u g hht t five children 10 this world: Dale ol Filor, Jorri Jamo: a>y p l a n n i n g t h a n Reyno t o / Kay, R=lobort, ot Colleen, David, andid band Bill o( Qoiso;on, two SIS- iodise C raig . Robert Rc and Noita were latorjn Chancellor and husbai ou can by just 2466 Addisc alls • 733-4900 :' d iv o rceod. d , On August 18, 1962. ho 10 givo spo- 7 h. Molalla. Oregon, Jan E ing m ore money. m a rrie d Shorieno' Kay Hubert andoi husband Brandon o( Bc3 carogivors vvw Y th e y hlad a d two children, Scott and jhley Manor ...... n- Robertson and husband;on H osplco - ■■-n 1__ J a m e s R . L o v e, /.^__Hp Shawna.la. In his last yoars o( lifo.or Caldwell, Karon Chrisie ' 17 i J t ' Robert•| mr arried Betiy R, P.ige. md support ff ,^ ^ H m husband Val ol Rupor CFP Sc Habla “ I K ■' ------' Belly supported SUI Robert through Tho family ^ ^ ^ Hiscuss how wc can help. ■a King and husband Ralph:ntributions in e v e r y tri;trial and iheir relationshipa and one son. Brad Rui EspaHoV Cleo Freeman r's Associa- s o o m o3d d to give tiim renowod5_ w ife K a th y ol G lo n n s Foi 7 3 4 - 4 5 4 5 Cloo Freeman, oad. Boiso, stnuss • : / - : n, 94-year-old slrengihlh a; n d z e s t for lifo gi also survived by 61 gran vww.Janriesriovo.com Burloy resident, diod di Tuesday. Robert ROBBKTA RBVNOLDS • J< ort is survived by his wife.3r 3 4 g r o a t- g r a n d c h ila r o n F E R A L H O ION • F b b d COOOBURNs. • 16U« • Burtey..'! ■ i? Juno 20, 2000. al Cc Cassia Regional Betty o()l Jerome:^ his children. Kay,Q brother and ono sislor. Medical Conte:. F rie s o()( Sacramento. J CA., Robert,n ' preceded m doalh by hc im ily Serving Familit 78-2100 s r She was born Jani lanuary 29, 190G, and Sanandi Giles of Murtaugh.J. an infant son, a so n Koni, [>lds "petH&ta in Galena. Kansas, ll around hor the daughior o( Colloen>n and David Moves offj te r B r e n d a , ono g ran d so i J a m e s a n d M a ry Si I with Mo.' ...... I Smith Ramsey Murtaughgh, David and Nita Giles ol3f ters and two brothers. son Ave. E. • Twin Fall: Wallers Sho was rairaised and cdu- Bountiful ill Ras ful. UT.. Craig and EvyonQ T h o lam ily w ould liko to caiod in Galena, Kan Kansas. She mar- QiIos ot3t H ansen. Scott Gilos o(rt cial thanks to tho loving < y F U N I riod OrvKlo V. FFreeman on Montanaia, and Shawna and Byron >y l i p / ' i rt at Rose Haven and Ashlr doarly ' September 27, 1921923. tn Miami. Anson o( Eagle; and siepchildren., in Nampa and 10 Horizor "A Fam Oklahoma. ClooI lovedlo to sew. Kaye and r stay. nd Arlin Jonos. Sharon and ■ for Ihcir compassion am2d boating cook, (ish. and lovodod flowers. jim Rjociodol. Howard and Kort during this difficult time. ' to She is survived3d by her son, Pctofsonjn and Dan Pago; a sister,- suggests memorial con Orvillo V, (Clyllo) FfFreeman Jr. o( Ruih Crowrowton ot Murtaugh and (our5 be m ado to: Alzheimer's l i l i Burley: six grandchildriildron; 20 great- brothers m *en 's, Allison F. Gilos. Harold tion. 4696 Overland RodJ . JtffA Amy Ki Tonged/Pre-Funded i g ran d c h ild ren ; a n d3 six si. oreat-oroal- Giles. Pa’u’aui Giles and Bryani Gilos;, ID 8 3 7 0 5 . )M E 13S0E-: grandchildron, Sho0 was w preceded ' "God saw that she wa als - Cremation Servii X tire d . i c s " 6 7 i and a cure was not lo b gAU Faiths Ij So He put His arms ari For af^\a funeraH la's Only Locally Owned £ lom e ' ^ services,!, and whispered 'Comor vs e ^ IL_i l With tearful oyos •Pre-Ana ( wo watched hor sudor and sow hor fade away. • Funerals I Although we lovod hor c '4 9 r. 1 we could not make hor * •Serving/ j A goldon heart stopped hardworking hands put ______Minl-Cassia'i BB ; God broke our hearls to prove to us, I Funerals ■ He only takes Iho best," W o lovo you MomI ’ice - Monuments

see page" & Operated Funeral Horr i. TF Sonday, June 25.2000 Ttoe»N< Twta Fill>, hWio M M agic V a l-ley l /W e s t ■;SBSSSS=SSSSBSS= f A rea IF F A m ee m b e rs com( pel:te in M<[oscow Pageant Continued from Bl High Schoolool and plans to a tte n d , i^CorinleRenatoti F allss High college att CSLC }{cr platform is H j H lg sterilization of dogs TInw W«w ccff—pondwiddfit______Schoo)ol and promoting si plans5 Ito ancnd . Her hobbies includc collegtgc. major- dandng, horsebackhor riding, poi- ^'ÛRLEY-FFAmomembers from wboarding. white-water MUnico. B urley, Raftift River, .and ing is music *cry, snowbo I _ . . educatation. Her rafting andd swimmingsv pM lo competed withith FFA mctp-Ai ;Ue WnUams, daughter from nearly 70'0 cother chap- platforonn is pro- * MichcUe m otin; of Rex and th ro u g h o u t thee sstate in the Karla Idaho State Future IFarmers her include Williams of American Career DcDevelopment EitretOta AetiOar î<^^ Twin Falls, events held June 13 m usic,ic, bcing w ith friends a graduate of University of Idaho in:inMoscowi . Twin Falls .'^•The event helps)s sstudents to and SIspending HWfcCpiW lime wwith fami- High School gain some confider and plans to Maiic Jen se n , Raft RiverRi\ chapter IJ^: attend the ! advisor. “It ^ves thenlem an option a C allie *—— * University of I (or seeing what opport>orttmides are ^ i ; k w o o d , Michelle WUUo ;h ier of Idaho, major- joiit.there in the agi mce. Her platform is . I field.** is and De- danci JIackwood fhe Safe Kids Kid: Coahtion an d her • FFA members cot in dn FaUs. is h o b b ies nclude incl cake decorat- • eight different teamm nvention in l c . I Louisville, Ky. this fall. daugh ; “T h e ultimate goal3al is to be a DennisS S ______• state winner,” said1 SSteve Bott, bra Bh ; Minico FFA advisor.or. “But stu- ofTwin very cxdteded abouta it.” ; dents who were inter in a Canie Btackwood ^ (iâd) be a fun . S ^ d y . liiciie I Idaho Senate major- . particular carccr devdevelopment Twin “My wife leader, w•, wa.sn’t available for ; events were able toto ttake their (alias and comment on?n h liis sdection. • Judging skills beyond>nd the local . she said I" addiuonion to tlie regular dele- Delegatee before I Idaho P10 Rep. Cdia Gould, R- Close to 500 FFAA m em bers j ^ B uhl, Newcrwcomb's wife, and ^Mmpetcd in Uvestodiock judging, | n Continued from Bl [ivo in Ihl- Sandy’s wifeife , Robin will serve as jlwestry, agricultiuê nmechanics, “I think its going toice I about alternate deldelegates at the con- . |It^business sales, jobob Interview, I one,” Newcomb said. r “1 husband ' vention in PhUadclphia.Phi :.doiry c a ttle judging,g, ffood prod- w enl to th e one in DalIty. lucts, m ea ts and crops,>s, iand weeds she had so much funducaiion." s Tinics-Ncivi'ews political reporter ;'dnd range identificaication cate- that I had to go to onecat oppor- Michael Jourrnumcc can bc rcachcd at ■gories. die." John d U (208) 733-0931mi . Ext. 231, or bye- • “Most of the teams did good, Bramon has been activwhat our ; but other teams couldId 1have done Republican Parly sineabout. I’m mjoumct.-a^cva!ley.com. ^hener," Bott said abcabout teams 1E)90 when she and her I :jcbm Minico. returned to Blaine Count: >3efore the event,, F FFA mem- “I tliink it’s a great edu spent countless; h(hours prac- f Bramon said. “It’s a grea ;ticing an d studying bootxx>lcs, slides, 1— — tunity for your averagelERVICES Ji s—----- •-tmd specim ens. CeMMI«HMMQ/Tl«T^nllim citizen to understand w l>;l^The students leaiearned the FFA m em ber political proccss is all abI of Boise Ora C. Easter Heather McCall Identines plantplar disorders In crops at a statewidest FFA competition helheld earlier this month at . cy. open vice at 2 p.m.p.n Monday at ihe 'foam concept in whichicll cvciyono tli« Unlvenlt'lity of Idaho In Mo»co^. 'Tias to b e prepared andnd to be able I ay at 2308 Burley Firstst Christian C Church at ; to^nit fo rth th e effortt necessary,”ni The four- ;. 1401 Oakleyley Ave. in Burley, ur-day event also includ- Chapter. ( competitionsms," Bolt said. “ Lots of Friends mayay call from 6-8 p.m. ; Sott said. ed a goodid luck barbecue, dance The , State FFA Career things thatIt other organizations ------S] • I Stcfanie Meador,lor, Minico and awards inghamof loday at Payne Pa: Mortuary in rds assembly. Development ] Events corrDmpetition d on’t offer2r are offered by the j 11 a.m. Burley and1 oneor hour before the 1 jpPA’s secretary, saidid Ithe event “The bes>est part of th e competi- is i just one of many FFvFA activi- F FA " was fun b u t it was a lot < Martin J. Albrethsenich ( LDS fu n e ra l in on Monday at the ot of work. tion is mcciceting new people and ties. t FFA chapters perfororm many Halversonon said the FFA is an and ( formerly of Haile:ends may church. > “It turned out thatlat the con< making nevlew friends from around service ; projects in theirsir schools organizatioiion that helps young house ^ from 2-5 pjn. today : lests were more challenlenging than th e state," said Gary Halverson, . , and£ communities. people succexeed in many areas of N. j Cari.ssa Place in Boise. A. Oldgard of Hailey. ; Expected,” M eador said.lid. presidentnt of the Minico FFA “We have a lot of traravel and their lives. . f 5:30 p.m. Thursday I •• ■ Helen Claire Smith Binj S ,h e rsbyierian Church of Dietrich, service at 1 th e B ig WoeVood (Wood River Monday at the DietricDf Buricy, Chapel, Haik-liley). iD em occrats ele(ict repres:sentativ(es, comr Church. Family and frien11 a.m. m ittee call . from 4-7 p.m. toCemetery M:irccllii BurleyBui of Jerom e, ser- Demaray's Shoshone Cha;•ley Cha- vice at 2 p.m..m. July 9 at Clayton :• CALDWELL (AP)) - Former CoundlwoniToman Linda Fall in an the Coundl of the Intensmational became deaiear you can only do so from p 10 a.m. until servi( Cemetery inn Clayton.Cl : s a te Sen. Gail Bray andmd attorney uphill cam]mpaign against founh- Civil Aviation Organizeization in much goodd fromI the sidelines, Monday at the church. jêter Richardson were,recfaosenon c term Lt.. GGov. Butch O tter to Montreal, and Richardsornn. whose , Pm hopefulll thattl people who have JBatxirday as Idaho’s newne repre- replacc retietiring GOP Rep. Helen wife has b een th e U 5.. /Anomey leadershipp ability: will say, 'If i Angel Fucntes Nanez of :»entatives to the Den>emocratic Chenowetleth-Hage in the 1st for Idaho during the: Clinton< Williams :ancar do it, I can do it.’ graveside I servicc at 1 : National Committee. District andnd retired businessman administration, replacess longtimeI Party buildinding is our biggest goal Monday at the Rupen Ccarrowly ^ backs1 • I Along with the electitction of the and Air FForce officer Craig National Committeemanan John right now.” (Hansen Mortuary Burk • pate party’s executiveive commit- W illiam s; ajagainst popular first- Greertfield. a Boise anommey. And Brayly predicted that the pel). :tee, the selection off BrayE and term Conj>ngressman Michael The changing of thelie guard penduli^m will w eventuaUy swing 1 ; Richardson put in plactlace a new Simpson inin tSic 2nd District. began b two weeks ago whcricn conser- back towardird Democrats as the -i )f term lilimits ; leadership team charearged with The part:irty also fielded candi- vadve v Brit Groom, who statage a pri- e le c to ra te: becomcs b more and • finding the Republicanon strangle- dates in onljnly 52 of the 105 legisla- mary n campaign agairlinst the more by thehe extreme positions - Idaho the state panyany in Idaho to come i bold on sta te and manyiy 1local gov- tive seats, ooffering little hope of Democratic E Prosecutor’ iiin Idaho the right wirving of the state GOP GOPm , y heeded forw:ird with[h aa proposal to aUow • pjiments. improving; thed marginal numbers County, C abruptly resignedd a s party pushes the partypa into adopting. . National the Legislaiurilure to enact a self- ‘ 'Republicans, Bray saidaid, “better in the Statiate House. There are chairman. ci He was rcplc>laccd by S h e pred:^dieted that “their r resident protection ict?"act? Eastland asked. ^^ge and watch. We're're on their just four DeJDemocraLs in th e Senate Vice V Chairm an CarolynI IBoyce, a extrem ismI wUl w give way to o u r , :reaty to But backers:ers of the proposals and a dozenen in the House. veteran V' party offidal, andar long- reasonableniiness,” but Bray also repeal onamiwly said voters werewci unaware of the -rJbut as the three-dayy states con- A decadede ago, Democrat.*; won time ti party activist Edgar ^Malcpeai conceded hattha Dôcrats have to ^ -■pealing p ro b lem s term ier limits would ‘vention a t Albertson. CoUegeC< of th e govemcraor’s office, anorney wasw iricked as vice chairmaoan. resolv;e theiieir own internal dis- | POCATELLO (AP) - cau.se, espedalrdaUy for smaU rural :Idaho wrapped up, ththe party general andmd controller, half the Williams acknowledidges his cord betweerK:n environm entalists Republic:ans ' on Saturdayiree-day communitiesrs withw a limited num- : headed into a general'al election state Senatiate and both congres- underdog u status, but heJ believesI and the laborlor-aligned lunch-buck- keynote speaker and otedNi 1G2- l>er of qualifictified people willing to :that offered Uttle hopee oof ending sio n ^ seats.ts. his h campaign centeredd on the et bloc befonore being able to capi- Rifle ^ Association Presuppon- acccpt publiclie scrvice.: The cam- ^what has increasinglyJy become Bray, whorho served in th e state Internet li is beginning to;o attract talize on ReptspubUcan problems Charlton • Heston’s entrtiw voters paigns suppoiiporting term limits • one-party goverrunent in Idaha Senate forr sevens sessions before yoimg yi people into the panirty. “The Demjmocratic Parly has stick to their guns and rsetl m with were financt^t^ almost: exdusively : DemocTats have onlyIy long-shot1 re s ig n in gg ini 1969, replaced “The Democratic Party•ty is just seen a lot Dfof distrust,> acrimony.” approved * a cull fur rephusiasm by out-of-statelie interests.i ' Ichallcngers in the tworo congres-i Dottie Stim{mpson. whose husband on oi its knees in Idaho.” WiUiamsW sh e said“We . have to start term - limits. >ns. “The peoplepie have voted for it I ;sionaI races - Mosccscow City has namedd U.S.t represenmrive to said si in a rccent intcrviiview. “It pulling andI harnessinghi together.” Delegates to the thnik, and a b e c a u se theyicy’ve never had it state GOP convention vote 3X)tcntial fig h ter je t crashsh iin tcsd- could tu m intoint a lucrative wind- Yucca ^ M ouhtaih in soujuthcm statement objejjecting to the poten- tion Ct before the decisioi;an said swayed by “thethe dogma of social jftiony F ridoy against a pproposed r fall for the x)orpoo Goshute tribe. Nevada Nc is a leading permmanent tially lethal mimix of nudear w aste. readied thi on the platform amlid force stereotyping." inudear fu el dump. On Fridoy,ly, it was the public's disposal dis site, t£> Nevadala Gov. storage ancjj nmilitary bombing lutioas. lu Stxin after it >vas, oflice. 1; "I belie%-e Lh;uth;ii todiiy, right here, J Skull Valley, where: GoshuteGi tum , and enviivironmcntal g ro u p s a Kenny Kci Guinn’s dismay. and test flights.lls. followed out of town bjDavid riglit now. wx'' areart Jigain engaged in Readers h av e agreed to mothballmi Nevada stat(ate official and two But I Guinn came to UUtah’s- He said thele Idump ivould force Morgan Ca of Post Falls the ;leh- busi- a dvil war" igain.Magai: “;m overwhel- {40,000 tons of spent nuclcadear rods, Utah congresssssmcn including Rep. defense, dci sending a oltiefjf aide, the Air Forcee tot dose part of its the nu Idaho term.limits camI former ming Orwellianan tyninny i sivceping 'borders an Air Force bpbombing Merrill Cook>k attacked; the waste Robert Rol I ^ u ^ to accuse thee three- bom bing rangnge, the scene of a and cai a memlnrr of the state;iibcnia- over this aiuntry,Itry." he s.iid, 'âhge. Hansen calls the co:combina- sto ra g e propoposal. Supportc'rs member mc NRC licensing bosward of dozen flight crcrashes in th e past Central tot Committee. Morgaiposition W eaving in in frequent 1 refer- !ti6n a “recipe for disaster.";r." induded physlysjcists, industry lob- having hav n bias in favor of ccconsoli- decade. - tothe convention’s move could ences to hiss m any film ro les, The Nuclear' Reguigulatory byistsandsom□me Goîute Indians. dated dat nu d ear Storage. Scott Petcrso:■son, a director of tlie lus re.sigriation from party eof GOP Heston invokeoked the spirit of ;C<3jnmlssion h eld its firstrst public “Utah, inn porticulari Tooele A handful of sdentists, iiinclud- Washington. DD.C.-bascd Nuclear shiMorgan, state Rep. eas 1 the America's foundunders in calling on :h<5 ring F rid ay on a reque:iuest by a ^ (County), iss fast1 becom ing th e ing ing the direcrtor of tlic Univliversity E nergy Instituitute, testified that CallLster coi of Boise and Eagkimitson the audience toto bc1 proud of their jConsortiuxh o f eig h t out-oit-of-statc -garbage dumimp of the nation,” of of Utah’si nuclcar engine'leering many power plplants arc running nessman ItK Larry Easlland. anues fi to suppon for proterotecting the Second ‘Udlities to move theirLr highly1 saidJeriRoosos of Provo. program, pro extolled the virtv■tues of out of space too stores spent fuel. candidate be for th e pany’s gui)istrict ,f\mendment rightrigh to bear arms, osiils. id they evolved into tdliidling us what to say. jCity, from 20 nuclearir ipower billion abaveiveground repository . “It’s “ nothing to mt."," said Board, said putmblio comments are saiThey argued that thest term So telling us whatwh; to do can’t be plants across th e couniry.r'. • iemi>orary mtilunt Congress decides Arlene Arl Bear, a Skull -V^Valley not part of ththe official public should lin stay out of the issueefuting i ver>^ far away,"y." he: said. “To me. ^ The NRC’s Atom ic Safeiifety and to establisha apermanent under- Gosliute Gos who assailed tlic susudden record but canan be considered in constitutionality tht o^term lim political correamctness LS just t>Tarmy iLiccnsing Board spent mimuch of ground vaultlit for n u clear ro d s. interest inte by “w hite people"' iin her the deliberationions. local office holders continicics for with manners." be considered by 6th Di; Judge Randy Smith, a fo JI state GOP chairman. And said taking a stand against limits would amount to ref the will of voters. “Is il really good politic .. B 4 TIrrw»««f».T».Tw tnrant,Idaho Sunday.Amo25

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FI or THEE RECORID ------______:___ . TWIN I'A LLS,^Jlwem t.activity in defender4cr appointed; $50,000 bond, appointed; released onn owii rcxog- ' Larry J. 1Speck, 51. 1513 E. 4000I ■ II Sth District Coaii: in TWl9 F alls Janefef i Feathcrston, 25, 300} . nizance. N., Buhl; im batipn violation on orig- County induded^'.’' B l o o oHint ^ Rood, No. 7, Buhl; drivingI Frederick Doan Hahilverson. 40, ' inal chorerro of driving under tho without;lit priviletm failing to appear;; 232 Socond Ave. N., NcNo. 24, Twin ^ influence;;ef,Warrant;' pleaded inno-i _ J f f l ArralgnmentoamUpiappearance wnratint for falling to appear at sen-I- Falls; grand theft; prolin]iminary hear- / ' cent; privaiva» latter hired; $5,000i. f> %ft » O " c ^ A T I O- « 1 * * Amaldo Enriquo AdiAdame, S3. 235 . , tendng;C$5,000 J to d . log F riW . Û c.& lennder d appoint- ' ; cash bond. Quin^ St^Twin Falls;Is; aassatilt; disor- .'JaaorlorLynn Peatherston, 25, 300 Mrly conduct: ploadeaded innocent;. • XfcoSgtaSlow Road, N0.7 . Bul^ driving' - . Jose'Angel Juaro^Liop ■n ll> w nB d e o f n M■MS - public defender dbtrIbnied: Sa.OOO ' ut pnyiloscî .^SSOBSlOn off Ook, Castleford; drivingng under thc ■ o u g pnrapbenuilii^ o n worrant for foil- influence;.failure to pui)urchaso dri- ^ H H H I i m l i b i i M i Adame, S3. 23S i^ .-» nappeal p at sentencing; $2,500) - ,'ver’s lIccDsc; pleaded unnnoccnt; pulv ■ ■ ■ ■ ! QuIncyS^S'polls;itU; niaintoining - bond. . Dc defender appointed;:$5.000bond.. Si j D U y U II disM'd^^b&usc;; plpleaded inno* Ismaelaei A. Gomez, 16, 1101I \ . ■ i m cent; public defendsnder denied; Moiitamana St., Gooding; drivingi ‘ 'i ' released on w n recogni)gnizancs. under' thetr influence (under 2 1 ); ^ II , ' „THRq 1 2 H Victor A llen Baker,ter. 42, 478 E. tronsporporting an opon container; W . . . SUNDAY>AV. JU N E 2 5 - 1 :0 0 >M " O w M f f M ed Innocent; public defender ^ • . E*t4Utiia AnsJqus AucUon 1850 NI.-Dgdon;Utah'tah; excessive pleaded : iquo Fumitura-Gla.«uctIonslcl«ha.com < - i t d n P r t w ' Moonglow Road, No.I. 7, Buhl; maD- Dave0 Martin Hall, 41, 189I We Clean A ll M powr • ' OMMivi { clous injury to properpetty; worrant \touriceze St., i Twin Falls; possessionI Household Itetem s! 3AY. JU N E 2 7 -0 :0 0 m ' . i ' 'afuttail Horfzaii ^ nBeOoer A P taM iS nStaSSiEliilli M for falling to appearsar at pretrial mcthajhamphctaminc; preliminary usohold-Tools-Aniiqu«s lg Friday; public defender tÔDI \ hearing; pleaded lnno. DAY, JU N E 2 9 - 0 :0 0 A«i 6ttl« of Idahoi CWId iupp< THURSDA Bectricfln:an Inc-Contractors Auction J S ^ 1 L J 4 I Dt«ra7 Canrado SUvcn. 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Child iupp«ippen tctvlce* rt. s/« 670995. 25' widtli pick- De««yCoaradotU»>n. Swkim llrr, AC, AM/F\« tadlo, l)udd\ vilvj • lOIlN 0K1.RE V25 Header, \lu 6 plut S9 pv c ctt of iBodkal cxpeca Ull irrI, (otWalt, ptnlrctloii pUinin • lOHN ni.I.RE ‘>o(iO Hat^•^^tef,•, i/ns/n 67059b, H07 etij; hri., ^rbovaacc; provlda Inaanca; 1 .“iio irp. hrs., Jotin IVrtr -.dl.-;l.-2(>n hii cnKiiif, hydro trans., «*lltrain loss nionitorv chall ^llttadcf. chopi)cf, (wJcf liiiuw»• ic'vrwt,II dual rani;e cÛnder, AC. AMAM/EM ladUi, liuddywat StwioÛd^CMld wIpport ^ wrvlca* vt. • K’HN OEERf; 925 Header, v'riII fi7l)"fi(,f :,V width pickup trel, (ore/,(ore/alt, pri.trttinn pUtc^ • SS42no(ub]]r. Diui [OHS’ DKERF. 96(K) llar\olrr, s/iiw'li r. ciiK.Im., 529 Mji.I. hrihri, John Deere 7,(.L 2«) 50 potent of riKKllral exprnmim not( tou red bv li|> rnxlile. hydto Trant., KtaiiiI lowIci tii(>nilor\, ch.ill siireadet, cliojipcciipct, leedet house m■er^• Inoirance; prcnrlda iiuurance; US: U •uom ey't t-r. (IjjI ranRc c)'llndcf. M:. AM\M/fM iJiliii. Imdilv seat • JOHNN DlDEERE 925 I leader, s/ii foaandcDOL '' I t rifi.S'KiS, 25' wtdlh piciup reel, hiir/alt.Im i>i,iIecllon pUlo • K«IN DEEREDEE 9WXJ Han nter, ^/ll Slate «f Idaho. Child •uppoiippon Mrricet r..S.S172. 1,226 eng. hrt.. 'J4() u-p1-p Ins., Jnhn Deere T r.L-2(iO hp riisliengine, hjdio trans, f;taiii Todd Uotbnxik. Soeklnc U47 raonlhi)';mon IX) atlor- , dual ranee allndei, AC, iK/lfecaandciMi. liin iminlli>r?, clt.tfl spteaJcr,, thiippcr. tl lev-der hmi%e reNcrwi, dua Slate of Idaho. Child luppmpport tervlret v%. ; AM/IM ladlH, bu.:.i) wal •Kill!)MN (niHi. ‘'2.S Ih-jdrr. s/n 655911,:>11, 25' width plikup reel. Im tay S o n «>M)bea. Snkln«dn« UOO monthly, . I.itr/ali, PfoifCtlon ptatci •JOM>MN DEERE KK20 TiIjI 11 Model llarvnarvntot, s/n 61162^. 2,210 pcntnnotcorcrvd Do you suffer frorcm symptoms you erformance hrv., Iiviitti trails., Rtalii Imt muinunltn:, ihi)p(>er. It-rsler house toTrvrs-erwT, AC MOMN DiXRE tcntUOatnmy^ q | 3d, you should ’24 llrjilft, Wn <>nK2«, 24' widL'ldth pickup ic-cl. iiite/afl, nriHectlontion platei«JOMN DEERE bf chronic s in u s problDblems? has wen Har\citcf, i/n 514760, 2.25,259 hiv, liydfo trjn\., rtaln loss. mormonlton. chopper, lerdet •H eadache see)ur school or work per>eciailst. h.mK tm-Jwr, AC •JOHN OIXRi HI. 224 HcJder, s.'ii 1.00754, 24' widthwidtl pickup reel, lore/all. IS been compromised l.iiilrtlltin nlalcv • Jl)HN DEERKRK Ktt’il llirM-sIi-i, \/ii S142.n, 2.500,500 hr^, 24'width |itikui) M l^ m e a h o r dlsmlimlssals: • Persistent Cougljgh sr is Idaho’s in-l. (iirc/aft, protection pbio, • lOHN m.ERK 2i4 Header, i/n 4962K9,49& 24' width pickup ctty of Twin Falls le a nasat-sinus spe< ri-rl. IniWalt, protection plaice • ,lOHN DLLRl. ('■t’t) IUr\-e«et, i/n 4416191. 2,100 hrs., 24’ . • Facial Pain first olely to the ^îdlh plilup reel, (ore/»Il, priXeiHeitl'in nlites > jOIIN DEERE 224J4 lliHeader, 24' pickup irrl, Edwatd* RlfOa. 19.21061lOSIuiknnlMve. .•jê Sinus Center i Imr/ili protection plain »JC)IISIN1)U.RI 7720 !br%ntcl. i/n 3597919791, 3.024 hri., 24' width TVW Fanii faUure lo aafftUUold (romI ttop tisn; • Fatigue :trea d sinus det, vn 372463, 24' width t^ th lrate Ju d sc ; st clinic^dedicated soli jiklup reel, lorc/art, prolectiona plilesf • lOHN DEl.RE 224 Header, ; • Nasal. Obstructiotion , pati ;e in the care iiiiLup reel, fotc/all, protection, pUleip • |1«1N Dl.EHE 7700 Har%-otri-oter, diewl. h)-dro, chop- DarVI J. ■n>«rtatJt. 38. »atment of nasal and i [n-r, [iihn Drcrc 220 headet, picku•kup leel • |OHN DFI RF. 7700 Har\wtveita, dlewl, hs'dro. choi>- FtUc dU id « V Coodixt: dimiaa H'. r Chrpnlc Bad BreIreath ‘ of p s that don’t (iri, lohn Drrrt 220 header, pickIckup leel • lOHN Dl.i'.Rt (.022, dlewlllewl, hjdio, 1ft' platfiirm, tsrUi«i«rateJilBce HairlnEdwiBdwank. ’ . . itients. We specializert" and “sinus- 'id,-hlll MOUN DEERE hMl tillhillside • Nl AV HDILAND TR95,, CatCal .tim eiiKine. hsdro, Tuni K boa>^.19. 2647 N. CaHbou( Way: • Sleep bistartiancin ces wor ’,r;H w/nldup header • JOHNJO DEIRI 5"0 I'.rjin Swalhei • NlNEW MOLLAND ioraê Ucridiaic fbtvlna npitcdJlleerae;dlani»od ilee Respiratoiy p allrtients,, in'like the com - e s patientst with'TnosesN q1 have a H.u\nii-f. Mdf. H'«l, w/luy hfJâcut«r;^M a(l4(raiee :judc«:ji Melvin >»- f*' aAY EQUIPMENT ection, are just - spe3rk”, "heads that, hurt" IL ;i-ellent i.-tindl1loii • lOlIN 40.'IKfoIK^HInAAx-E. mbn cWd or sirius infeci i that g et infectecT. W( NIW IIOLHM> 2550 Swjtlier,r, 74.«! hr\. Irr header, dlewl, cn-elle ^ . p i ^ u l o n that - common. And withwil a little tim e est l)I.I.Kf 5.W HiiomI lUler • NEW H01.UN1)Hi (^.OHoiinil luler lecial inter- HEIELD EQUIPMENT or nnedlcal t^ tm e n t,, theyth can b e ihes [Oils DEEHh f.4() HD Dlw. fold.Idins wincOrxrl. .lice • JOHN DEfDEERE 910 Rlp(H-i • Ml ■tiured. But If'^ u have0 ssuffered pati helping bhicilder, 2(1' widlli, .l-pt. mououm • INTERN \1 IONAL ilARVESTl'ESTER 7 ShanL Hlppei • 8se ALLOWAY 24’ Chivel Plow a ^ S ^ tu M to h4n niore'than three sinusu s in fe ctio n s imp PLANNTING EQUIPMENTT obMaae calli; dlinlM td bj Itien ts y Hi.All! 12-Row IkTl i'Iinter*(2-l2-12) l IH r.2l*) DIlll^, d..uh!r dlsi', w/srossw/i attachment • (2- Ma Jo d ^ MaMn Edward*. within the p a st year oio r if yo u r qua 12i c;ill <.200 Grain Drill, douliliilile diu. pre^v »hn-I • INTERN.ATIO!ITIONAL HARVl.STEK (.20 symptoms lasted longn g er th a n andIprove their Dull, doulilc diK • MILTON 12-12-Rim fle»-t I'Linli'i, »/niarkers • (3-10)(l-H JOHN DEERE 'MOD lality of life Cirjln Oflllv, douliled(«-, mbl> i r p n a g g njiQ s p r three fh months, you sheshould s e o a yeai MISCEU.J lANEOUS EQUIPME^[ENT nasal-slnus specialist,ist. Chronic , expiid have JOHN DEEHl'. 72(1 Huunlnj! Gear{• • Mjleiul t art • Ibtimv Cart, «v/hart/haôw^ ars of T c rm i o f S a le : COMPLETE PAYMENTPA SALE OAY Paymeni torI all iItems musi t« mnfle m sinusitis is the most pre)revalent per- trea lull on SJI6 day vvrin cosn, cntck oiir cenrtieflc tunos in U S currency ^ 3 p p perience In I incina Prooisms will De available to quQualified buyers Guvers I s l !sistent disorder affectlniting Am ericans > pati< F ltin a c ln s : John Deere Financ WlOfl-18001 i3t-500t today. Over 37 millionleases c were / ' these blems can be wawino to qualify, call John HoyO|oiijoig 01 h00 - Out of Area; I.HH8-7HSiS K72Hk; ■ • PartlelpoHng Proctdiiclder o f Mt»»T;riiitriliIm iiini wrli: w» Biue CroMM, Blue SMrM . TH

> Tbne»Ns«NOWI, Twin Fan,. ld,lio Sunday,y , JmoJ 2S, 2000 H 'I Id ahTO i ____ I . h Sjalth ancd W elfarre Boarcd ta k e sanother ; s shot att river pi)rotection BOISE (AJ;AP) - After another of the state’s newest d d< e p a rt- islatiyo approA•ovaL -hiatus, (he B The dassificadon bansns acti\d- ognizes the valuevt of the elevat- ^suggest ^si Outstanding Resource : Board of Health and ment, which has been aI divisiondi The Middle[e Fotic of tho Salmon d ti< es that would degrade theth e w ater ed status, ;Wt.‘lfu rc h a: ' i • W Wl aters could moke his s h o r t l y las Launched a new of the Health and WcW e lfa re and the Selwnvoy rivers have been quality qi but by its^ doess notn pro- In fact, Joh dticm pt 10) establish c: the state's i shnson said discus- ■ of of priorides.” Department. repeatedly pnProposed for designa- h h lb i it logging, mining or grazingg ^ons as the lleoldi{I and Welfare ] i, ;highcs( waicjIter'quality standards The latest list of nomineinees for don on the oss Kempthome lias not comm'^nt* ^sumption that oppo-' o o u t trig h t Board handleted the nominadons ed ed publicly on tbe issue. : • on key riverr resources.n . protection ] as pristinee rivers r sition would1 beI negligible since ’ . Still, resource interestsists hav e But the taslask, that will be hand- includes i the two that m anyny see as each is withinlin a federal wilder- ' op ; cd off a wcci opposed the designadonss forfc fear n- ».■ eek from now to the thet most obvious candidatela te s for ness area. th a t they wUl be used asi anotheroi I new boardd 'for the elevated designation t - the Middle! ForkF< of But that hasas not been the case. vnw ay to stop muJdpIe usei onoi pub* • Departm entnt of Environmental the t Salmon River and th eeSelway S While the Legislature 1 cook lielie lands. ! Qu^ty, will1 b e difficult at best in River. I advantage off a: prortsion in the This is the first tim e coonserva-, n a Legislaturere ichat has repeatedly Also on the list, that wiwill be federal CleonJJ Water Act to cre- tictioziists are making a pu: refused to maJ push for nake an “Outstanding subject s to public comj>mment ate the “Outststanding Resource dedeslgnadon since KemptJp th o rn e , • Resource WcWater” designation throug t mid-August, are5 thetl St. Water” classifdfication in 1989, it bbecame e governor. 1Id a h o _ : anywhere in1 1daho.Ic Joe J River, the South F orkk o£c the has declined1 to t apply it to any CoConservation League DirD irector ;. Gov. Dirkc KKempthome has yet Snake S River and the threeee forks stream in the state.st Repeated rec- Rl99 U.S. ,Army Corps said. sai ^ r t • i:\it 211 • Kupertj % 2I1 • Rupert • Kxitj ^ 'iu p e rl • Kxit 211 •j • K\it 211 • R upeit I 1 • • Rupcri • Kxit I I & nert • Kvit 2li'>j \it 211 * Rupert I ■ Rupert • IC^tl > Exit 2 1 i 3 * I I . ^211 • R upert I Mupcil • Kxitj m e a f t e v j r c u n ee % I'xU 211 -I I 7^® 2 • R u p ert I H and always'■ iin style. j mxit 211iri*| ■ Wc ai th(the Eyeccnicr believe (hatI if you w ant to bc stylish Rupc-^^l H tills .suinitier.r. tlthere is only one thing lo:> iJthink about. 20-60% sav in g s I H un quality ey«eyew ear from Neostyle, Edi^ddle Bauer, Giorgio Armani, ^ • Kxftl H Donnana Karan, Fischer Price, Gucci Gi & Calvin Klein, 2 llj* | H'yoU're readyiy fori your bcM kx)k. comcc tito th e Eyccentcr fo r exc/usiye sa v in g s d u rin gJ June.Ji u p e rtl Aii ibovt our... • THINNER,R, UGHTER L£NSES • EXCLUSIVIilVE, TWO-YEAR FRAME ANOM LENS WARRANTY • CONVENIEMIENT IN410USE LAB • A fTO R O)A A J B l£ PAYMENT OPTIONSIS • DAILY, EVIn/ENING ANO WEEKEND> HOURSti

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had a wild rideridi that landed him in secc ■ Loocal cowboys7S, place with 72 points to qualify for nad I H H I Q i Fnal results - C3 ______als. Y o s o y u n e s ! estupido. Jensen satsat on Kodafi, the horsee h e . . )wgirls leave' two cowb(boys fin ish ed th eir evcnient first drew, grabbecbed the “rigging” and wail (S p a nlish) isI I I and fourth lited '■■/m fM th respectively. , for the chuteJtc to open. When it did,, t th e ^ G artn er,;r, who finished 6Sth outlit ofi 155 horse jum ped I M w e n s e yyonbaba. o i S taiate rodeo in Osi t y I t ; en tra n t a tl ed out and Jensen hit his hejlead. t last year’s nadonal rodeo,leo, wres- Kodafi dien1 headed h for the fence on1 t thc , ' Jj(Creole oily Keyt tied his sttsteer to thc ground >n 4,814.8 sec- o th er side ofif thctl arena. a s-Wufi lOTrtef______onds, J u st beforere iti looked like the pair woiould J a j e s w m k ------“I w asnn’t ’ expecting anythingB untilu I ram the mctoltal rail, Jensen started to slij )CATELLO - The Idaho StiState High looked at: tthe draw,” G artner said.d. “I‘ had -I got a real)caUy hard horse," Jensen sasaid. ' Sj (P o liss h ) Schoolol Rodeo Finals ended Saturinu-doy on a th e s teer thatth W es McGuire won witwith ear- “ i saw the fence fer and had to get back:k in note for several Magic ValVaUey ath- Iier, so I kknew r I ju st had to do cvcr^■erything th e middle.” N a - n u n b>abo-da. a l kia"‘ right and1 get( out on him. I drewwreolly i Jensen heldJd on and the ride became-h I is ith two top-four perforrormances, welL” d ck et to the nationalno rodeo, (K o ic a r W m an) DfaSctict S will b e sending two co^cowboys to M cG uircc brought his draw downn inii 6.43 “it h asn ’tt sunk si in yet,” he said. “I•I’m — — national finals in Springfiigfield. 111. scconds. M ein bewku: w aidng for the shock to wear off.” cufh•oYorkDaUy I News, offeringJohtohnR odxra ------I phrase.vses/ospark I ------SIITREAML:.INED S(iCREAMEERS ------WolDrld’s best \ upsulAsxiybanteriterteilA “fo r- I : dffien"mAelfieBigApple H H remum to

T oday’s SCH£KEDULE Winmbledon Boat racing Knight Rlddbidder N ew SofVtce______Idaho Regatta, inn Burley,E 10 I ajn . FHILAI.A D E LPH IA - To :an sports fans, thc last n J u n c m eans th e NBA playoffss areai finally over. With H In BRIEF NFL prese:eseason camps only a fe^v ■ weeks awa;iway, fans can concentrate H S occer practictIces on basebaUbaU. golf and auio radng. ■ In chee tennis world, however, ; begin Monday^ [ i ^ this timee of year means one thing: TWIN FALLS-Socc Wimblediledon. for the Twin FaUs H2gh£ghSdbrof^^ I n p p i The worlvorld’s best players con- tfiflni b ^ jn s Monday' fromfrt 7-9 pjn. ^ 3 I in London for the only ■ a t Ascension Held in TwinFaDs.Tw tournamenttou played on ■ 1 'nyouts vdll be lieldsid in August, good ol' gragrass. ■ ; but regular practlcttices, which I Wimbledon. • prospective playersers are not I which starts > req u ired to attend, willwi be held M onday, is a . Mondays and Wednes□esdays over 1 two-week hap ; tiie summer. PlayersI should^ bring w S jK M pening for the I a ball, cleats and shinlin Buards on I s K f W host Brits. I Monday. Steve Schmid "'I 0 1 ^ ^ They travel by j a t 736-8735 fbr more information.infl | car, bus, taxi u n ddcrground er to thc All E n g lan d Lawn1 Tennis and ' 'nvo palis end flnlInt round MOI unu/ito 1 C roquett Club Cl in the village of : tledatCandleiidgd g e ScottNllhilh of Lm V«gM, N«v., ed(M tn tfront of Osvid Bryant (91) ofol M ssa, Calif., during tha Su(Su|»r Stock final. Nish wentt onor to win the Saturday race. Wimbledondon where they work in some tenninnis watching between TWIN FALLS - Fomormer cham- elegant dinijlining and celebrity spot- ; pions Kay Feldtman andan Beveriy ■ ung. • Upshaw ended the firstirst round erf I > the third annual Can 1 "T" Each year’ear at Wimbledon, there 'andleridge I •I \ / are enoughIgh story angles to keep : Two-X^dy Best Ball tietied for the X V ■V y tennis writwriters ond the randy. r lead with Cindy B>B yers an d L C g a t tt : a r e a Sdtuniay. Tim— Nswitwawrttar______“ Il was a good call.”[tfhesa.d. MoreWB Wimbledon - 05 H ! r;Three back is thehe team of I "Wc came down there; and£ there ------:— ‘ MicheUe Pullen andid PamI V an BURLELEY - Lonce Faulkner was some whitewashI and a I did tabloid gossi] ; Ehgelen. On the net d< 3ssipmongers happy. t side, Larie I should notnc have been smiling Iff RFC come in. It was a good ca: , On theli gentlemen'sgt side, as < Rash and Kathy McQurSure are tied Saturdayy afternoon.a i f i E X /\nd the medianical problems?pr j^ey say ov. : with Ann Koeplin.and ] over strawberries and 3d M argaret Not afteifter the day and a half "We’re just rookies withw: that." crcin, Uiele storysi is Pete Sampras. WatkinswithSl,whlleDe Dora Jones I he'denduriured. Inside: he said. "We’ve onlyy goi fo u r The six-dme . and Laura Madron and S Th«drae>.. ime Wimbledon champi- d Shana CaB After failingfai to qualify for thc Pi. ore eorw, t>ut Duff ia bach:: PaPs£«« C6-7 races in that thing ... a:and we re ^n is seekingdng a record 13ch Grand ' and Penny Gentry aree ca ^ O T o k e S u p er Stocks Stt opener Friday having a bull at it. We’nI’rekindof Slamtoumar-nament dtle.' back. Play resumes^with wi final- night, he! sawsj his first-place finish When Faulkner finalally saw a afternoon.1. MaybeI. kicking thc dre surprising not only myy competi. it Samp . round action today at 9 a. impras’ tournament lo 9“^ in the Pro■ro Stocks fin ^ Saturday checkered flag, hc di-s __ announced ed his engagemeni to ; hU P E R T - The Mlniiinico Team Billy coast- had sing]igle-hand- debut as anin analystj for Turner The half-mile swimm w' ill b e "coii edly taken care of the first-half fi Sports, wliichch tak^st ovcr the cable Saturday, July 8 at 6 pinpin. at the ------of that equation, and hi:his team- television coverovcrage from HliO. “A Olympic Pool in Sun VallM Ie y .Ih e ijjcster. rc!teferring to a tim e when sheIC vwas struggling mates had taken care of thetl rest. lot of peoplele have h not given Pete 14-milc bike ride and 4-n to balance I will be July 9 at 9 ojn. at d e motherhood and a carecr!cr ion thc LPGA While Buhl fell to Beaear L;ike credit for hisis .six.-ed sj on the court.” ‘ Creek Cabin. There v Tour. “ButIt 440,1 feel p re tty good." 19-4 in the game for thircird place, Sampras opensoi against Jiri ■ awanls for thc first threo • celebrated in style, dosinsing with throe Wood River defeated BiBrigham Vanek. a 22-yi2-ycar.oId Ocnrh play- ; Individual finishers an birdies to puU her out ofif tthc pack and City 10-() to take home th(he cham- itig Wimbledorrdon for the first dme. e at 7-under 206 with thcthc 27-ycar-old pionsfiip. Americanri \newersvi will be root- three individuals in cachach of th e t e d ‘ half-do*en-plus divisions, A nd not only did Zachary Z: ing for a rem;ematch of last year's ■ as fo r the top three finis!--IS ago, Inkster won the LPGA\ CChampionship throw a complete game no-hitterni S;imprawVndriidre Agas.si final. . each team category. e only th c sccond woman to icomplete th c over five innings, lie wasw; also Tlie second-snd-sccded Ag.issi is die Entry fees are' $60 for team s LPGA's mo.nodcm Grand Slam. She: pi plans to scale three errors away from throwing th leading challcallenger to Peter the H |fl| and $30 for individuals.Is. Checks4 :r the ' Solheim Cup, but looksloi like she H IH a perfect game - the baseballbi Great's throneone. Liist year, Agassi should bc mado out to Sunjun Valley wants to goc;o out w ith a bang, equivalent of hitting-the Iotter\-.Ic renved his carcxrcari b>- \vinning the Athletic Club and sentIt to:t Sun I "Any victcctory a t th is stage of my cart^ r is gravy," Inkster of Los Altos, Calif., celebratesceli a birdie putt “I felt gtK)d out on thee mound Uni,cd Statesies and French Open Valley Athletic Club, BwBox 3238, said Inkster,cr, who can become the firstirst player since , today,” Zachary said. ' > 16th hole during the LPQA.ch.mpioo.hip. C) ; • t tides. He finislilislied the >-ear ranked Kctchum ^ Idaho, 83340.40. E n try , P atty Sheehichan in 1984 to successful]fully defend an ^ plenty-of run support aniuid I .at Hi,. 1. deadline is July 3. TTiereewiUbca w LPGAChamimpionship. “I hafiavc ju st as good a shot as anyone else to win kept I. me confident. I just : mandatory pre-race meetireting July W ard moti " ''“‘i Acassi-s social soc life also is in iQcfe four straight birdiess amidstai a wild tomorrrrow,” W ard said. ggo out nnd throw strikeses. inat championshij;hip form. He and i 8 at 5 p jn . at the Sun Valle y Laura D avies for a 3-undc;ider 68. putting JanI Stephenson, ; the 48-year-(ar-old A usnalian who made n it eas>- for me.” • For more details, call »(2C S K e ^final ^ pairing of a major chan retired tennisnis great Steffi Graf lampionship for hasn’tt >voni in 13 years, had a 2-under2 u fi9 ond was nt And throwing strikes wosw just Someone gg, please wipe :^664. the first tiineine. W ard h as only one topp 10ll in a major. 208. 'fancyNa Scranton was anothether stroke bock after what v Zachary did. ' ContpOMlfrtR) staff end wireHire reports a tie for foururth in th c LPGA rwo yearsrs aago. a 67. 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S p o r t^ s ______s ' p S p (»ORTSIN[ BRIEF -“ S e \^ e n s aa r e w i l d f d l Tyson purummels Savarese56 - fast r G o \ \ ^v b o y s GLASGOW./, ScotlandS - Mike Tyson mtmaintains he’s rusty, but he The Tlme&tlew:ws County baseballill fons in their at thethe IGA W bLen's Amateiif looked like a v^II-oiledm machinc for 38i segan booing at the fight;ht’s quick ending. Tyson•n pjjis a a team imjmproved its over* It: willw be the double-A teair Its own field in 'efending c h a m p io n JosQy, knocked downn thet: 6-foot-S Savarese withith a left hook about 12 sec-c- all record to 13-6 w Boise. witlv9.17-7 drub- firstt homeh contest since June 1 isen's m asterful Edwar«vards had the low score of. onds into the fight.fi{ Savarese struggledi upu at 5 and Tyson was on>n bing of Pueblo, Co:^ o .. to close out th e dayda the Cowboys h it th e tn Thanks to Jens4 him like a cat. performance Satuturday - Upper 'he (laday with a 76, but that the Los VegasJS Invitational forthethe Southwest in’t enough to c a tc h Reed, A flurry of pipunches, including a bigg 1left hook, sent Savarese . Tournament, Valley scored onloly once, in th e '^®sn t m rea«-i7i04 nico (IM l) will Edwanvards finished with a 236. reeling back, and ar referee John Coyle: leaped1( in and halted thele After two w eek3ks on the road, cct> ice«-T7t fifth inning - M id match. Tyson wa ■n IM> l<) M rm UwMit): DRctmn. Untoa Q ploy either the BoiseE team or Twinn FFalls’ Virgina Undhjem was not done, however. HIe e movedi around Coyle and;d the Cowboys aimeced their traveling JSSSSla (1) M Cu%. n. Chgm i-bKlnm Hn. UMii hit Savarcsc twitwice more before the refesferee pushed Tyson awayly bus back to w ariird Twin Falls Muitm. General Oregon thihis afternoon for stayed'ed i in the 80s to finish with a and signaled thaJiat the fight was over, Saturday night wilh it a 4-2 loumey the wood-bat toummey champi- 253. “I am the mosnost ruthless, brutal champinpion ever,” Tyson .■aiid. “I‘I record in the City onship. I the first flight, Paul’s n for fifth place. TheresL“fSoS^ M'n'ciico might see title “Ryan just keptpt them off bal- Wilmama Shockey tied for thicd. am Sonny Listo:ston and Jack Dempsey. ThereT is no one who can ance," said Spanstan coach Russ » ■ match me.” followed a tro p hhy j performance remsliatch today t a 251, just two strokes of{. the week before at Wright. “He h ad a couple of mis- ‘ a t a similar sum- gQI:OISE - Spartan Ieft-handting a last-ro u n d 88 for a rccord 2S touch(chdowns this season for the thi Rhein Fire (7-3). whog Prescott toum am en le lopsided victory retumm eed three-dse^lay264 J face the ScouisJli.sli Claymores (6-4) in thehe season-ending game atf The Cowboys ou)uihic Pueblo 16 o..Rupert squad to .500, potei)ten- G olf . BurkJurlc^s Dons Ellingham was Frankfurt’s Waldaldstadion. to seven, a d d in g six s runs in die trokes back with a 270. Sun sccond inning and / setting up a rematch of ^thi . Reed crowned IGIGA Women’s “Any time you/ou play and do well, it helhelps you.” Wuerffel said, id four more m ng’s Class A-1 s ta te hig! ey’s Connie Smart finished "Tlicrc has beenen some talk about NFL ce.teams but nothing can be■ the founli. M uelleru-keyed the sec- ‘ Amateur champli)ion th irdI in the third flight with a ; ond-inning outbursirst with a home ol jbaseball championship, made official uncil un after the World Bowowl, so we’il see how the run. le host Boise G e i^ — probabl.ably IDAHO FALLSLS - R ig b y ’s 273. chips faU.” m oree recognizable r lo Minidok.loka Lindsy Reed held1 (onto b er lead In recent yearsars, NFL Europe exi>erienceice has helped rebuild the careers of Johnm :Kiina, the starting quanancrback for the Seattle Seahawks, andI KKurt Warner, who was thehe Super Bowl MVP as he led the St. LouisTis Rams to the NFL cide lastist January. ' P e n :[s k e t e; a m leJtsgoo i )d t i mies t ro lF Brown, Theilelen lead Club Prcro Championship EDMOND, OklDkla. - Mark Brown of BnBrookville. N.Y.. shot an PORTLAND. Orere. (AP) - The bad old daylays even par 71 on1 SiSaturday for a share of thethi third-round lead with at Marlboro Team1 PenskcI arc becoming monlore Tim Thelcn of Pasadena, Texas, inin th e 3 3 rd PGA C lub and more a d istant memory.i Professional Chanlampionship. The once-elite teacam chat failed to win a rao Brown 33, thi for three years andid was virtually uncompeti the' head pro at the Tamam O’ Shancer Club in live during that peri:riod. suddenly is the hoitestest Brookville, m aJe d e ;a BSfoot eagle putt on No.Nc 16 and an 8-footer for ' team in CART. birdie on No. 17.17. Thelen shot a 72 to matchch Browri at 1-over 214. First it was Gil de dc Ferran breaking througl with a victory - ihiiie Penskc team’s 100th ir Bidding simmmers for soon-toto-be-stud FuPeg open-wheci racin g3 - o n May 27 in Nazaredi LEXINGTON,f, KKy. - Fusaichi Pegasus, thithe Kentucky Derby win- Po- Tlien team m ate:e Hello Castroneves eam ec ner and Freaknesless runner-up, m i^t bc retiredrei soon and th e bid- the first win of hihis carecr last Sunday ir ding war for his si Detroit. s stud carcer is heating up,>p, the Lexington Herald- Saturday was anmother big day for Rogerger Leader reponed.d. Pcnske’s team as> iils two Brazilian drivers In Saturday’si editions,ec chc newspaper sasaid that horse forms in swept the front rovDW for ih^ Freightliner/GJ. the Bluegrass an d overseas already weivere in the bidding for Joe’s 200 at Fortlancnd Intemadonal Raceway, Fusaichi Pegasus’us’ pocencially lucrative stustud career, with talk he It’s the first tiint. Paul, Minn., claimed ning across th e tr aick d and climbing up a steel the sccond spotot with 830.85 points. Wilkinson of Spring, mesh fence in fro n t ofc the appreciative specta-ta- Texas, and Reiliniling were 1-2 after Fridayday night’s preliminary tors. and semifinal routounds. ••This is fa n ta sticic for the team, a way to keep the momentumm going." Castroneves said after turning his fasasl lap of 57.738 seconds,Is. Gentry shoollots her way to OljHymplcs 122.768 mph, on thele 1.969-mile. 12-tum road ATLANTA - CindyCi Gentry is going co her second straight course. Olympic.s. Tliis timeime. she gets co compctc. He was the fastestst of seven drivers who sur- Gentry, of Sconene Mountain, worked as anin official( iA the shooting passed the previou3US qualifying rccord of events in the 199(996 Atlanta Games. On SaSaturday, she won the 58.193, 121.808, sset last June by Juan women’s trap titleJe •- and lone spot on the UU.S. Olympic team - at Montoya. the USA Shootingng National Championshiplips and Final Olympic Team Selecuon MaVlacch at Wolf Creek Trap> andar Skeet Range. Racing goes on aal fte r driver's d eath Lance Bade andid Josh Lakatos qualified1 for f< the two men’s trap spots on the U.S. i TOLEDO, Ohio - AARCA drivers raced again S. ceam, repeating what tuturned out co bc thcir Saturday night, less;s than 24 hours a fte r thele medal-winning.apfippearances from 1996. Lakatos La won the silver death of Scott B aker: and Bade the bronn>nze in those Games. r at Toledo Speedway, The 43-year-old dririv er from Holland, Mich.,1., Polo tittor Qil d« Farraiirran £oti ready for a practiceI •MMlon Saturday In Portland,nd, Ore.( lost control and strumck an inner tire barrier:r Italy, Portug.igal advance to EuEuropean sem is near the finish line2 ,just after his Chevrolet Vineyards 150. 'completed the 146th1 lap1 of the Japser Engines“ Fellows takes Lys(rsol 200 pole “\y e thought the tractrack was going to get a lit* BRUSSELS, Belgelgium - Italy advanced to the semifinals of the de greasy, and it was,”ras," Fellows said. " It waa European Champiopionship, winning 2-0 Saturturday as Romania cap- Se Transmissions 150.). Emergency crews had coto WATKINS GLEN.I. N.Y.N - Canadian road-rac- cut him out of th e car. ing specialist Ron FellowsFe] led qualifying for' not as fast as we’ve’ve run, but it was fast • (ain Gheorghe Ha;Fiagi was ejected from hi;his final inccrnalional enough, and w e’re onm theth pole.” game. Baker, a father of two.tv had raced sporadical-ll- the NASCAR Buschh Series’S Lysol 200 for the ly on the stock car ciriIrcuit. He was a fabricator)r sccond straight y earr Saturday.S« ■ • Tim Fedewa qualifiidified second for today^s’ Francesco Tottiti land Filippo Inzaghi scor:ored from Italy, which , race at 118.890, foUowclowed by Elton Saw yer a t plays Thursday ag ain st che winner of Sunday’s Su quarterfinal for Baker Metal prodiducts, and a former shon-t- Fellows complecedcd the 2.45-mile Watkins track and din racer. I n Glen International coucourse at an average speed[ 118.719, P.J. Jonesis ata 118.568, and MiKe' between the Ncthethcrlands'and Yugoslavia,ia. In Saturday’s other . Kimmcl took the lead on McLaughlin a t 118.442.442. Jeff Green, th e series' game, Portugal b be ea t Turkey 2-0 ac Amstistcrdam on a pair of lap 110 and was 10 ccar-lengths ahead of Timn of 119.504 mph. Laterter in the day. he fin i^ e d third in the Craftsmanlan Truck Series’ Bully Hill■ leader who h as wonn cwo tv straights races and' i goals by Nuno Gonlom es. Portugal plays WeiVtednesday against th e Steele when th e ra ce2 \was halted. three of the last six, was lOlh at 118.093. winner of Sunday’sy’s gam e between world clchampion France and Spain. Conipied 6txn Mire reports L egion. Continued from Cl Brigharlam City's num ber sevenn lhe game on fly-outs,. bringingb the Buhl did did mandge to add three Rodeo_ Guardian players vwere caught reached base in the thurdd Wolverines to th e plotate in search ru n s in1 tho th thjrd inning but. swinging or looking fivefi times on error but was caughtIt of one run and th e chalampionship. couldn’tc find fin a way to get another' Corrtlnuod from Cl 1 the day, including n Ming to steal sccond byy Brigham CiCity re lie f runner □crossacrc home plate th e rest, E a rlieicr Saturday. Allyson twice in the pRiverV catclier Andy Bcck. ; first inning and rwo5 i more limes ^ c. pitcher Kevin McDomnald put the of the afienfiemoon as Smith got int6 Bull riders Levi P of Twin Falls was y ended any Brigham d tyy game-ending run onI firstf with a a groove on ' erow Ld”:d the state rodeo queen^ in the sccond. Brij•igham City ' s on the mound. Murtaugh and Ben1 KKimball of , . coachcs bccamc so0 frustrated by getcing the next two0 pitch that found leadad-off hitter “It is; justjus one of those days, Buhl will also be: headed h IO '"fhyc;second year in a row. to fly out to righl field, Riley N a ^ ’s back instistead of lhe when you3U haveh to dp your hat:6>: ■riday’s lace pcrfor- with Zachary’s p itch1 ronc riding with a 66. Jeff Bolton and Andj inning, including thehe two-run .jw.uj.o,g back-to-back doubles.!, giving ^ e ‘" 8 th e score sc 9-0, ond th e only shot Hammans. Ow«*«.Hn.OLM.CM Wolverines iheir firstIt run of the questionI leftlc to bc answered was * WW*?iSrUteB " ' ^ • “It was just a norroalllday,” said CllWB-711 IC game. w hether■ or not Wood River could1 Hammans. “I expectc:ted lots of ‘ bmm* a3onDO*044 U Looking fIFIED ADS. in full swing. then eom■ned e the final two outs of n CiMJVtMnmMI to work to get me out.” Ef«>WL*neBCM>«V ^

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H i[ i g g i n fs o n p jl a r k s tt h r e e , ! T ii g e r s 5S plit \w i t h !r r i b e i f e ■ -V ■ ;B 1C A W l e a g u e V B i|:, : CLEVELAI-AND (AF) - ^ Bobby Higginginson’s third two-run homo m e r th e ■ game ignitedted D e tro it’s , fi z six-run sevcntl inning as the Tigers ralliedra from seven runs dodown to split I ' , ' ■ ■ n thcir day-nigllight double- Wipjf* header with1 ClCleveland. u am s Clevelandd ^won Game 1. 8 -1, but theie ■Tigers took thc .second ganâme 14-8. I Atla t n ta Higginsonn jialso home- R:dangers re d in th e fourth fc and fifth innings as thc Tigers ÎIiS h u I cam e b ac k fifro m a I m ig htit B ra v e h o I deficit. enteer pivot;IXXI W en d ell M ag e e’s three-run homomer capped Detroit’s sevo Tigers scorcd unan- I losini g j u n e swered runs to st»tretch Cleveland its n devas- I NL East tating loss inn ii H Braves lefth an djer er Tom Glavine had a hard i AL West disappointinglg .s.season. ^ time digesting thele newsi that Atlanta cotild I •i« civ cf Bartolo CoColon (7-4) have a losing montlinth for the first time since BL-ginning Tueuesday the Rangers play overpoxvercd wo-nin tlnglo dnilng the fifth In (>)uir next tiinone games against first- e d D e tro it Shano Sporloncor breaks his bot on a two ll Innlnf Satunlay againtt the• April 1993. The BravesBr were 9-12 in June Oiikliiiid. Thutt alsoil begins a strctch c I)fl«4n rain d ChlCOfioWIWhito Sox. heading into thisis weekend.v “For the first “J'?? Jim 'Ihon..;1 hudh three tim e 1 can rememtimber, we’re all not quite which Texas is sch e d u le d to play 17 of 26 /tBIsin.hcopc>pcncr. H alam1 a (7-3) allowed was the first time two divisionm to witl, hut I thiiliink we’ll know in the ni 4G0.toot hom.)mer in the innings tot win for the upiO U S T O N -Jeff Kent *in th e some game. that thc leam won’on’t trade Luis Castillo or . days whether' tltlia t’s a re a lis tic goal,'ll, said second againstnst knuckle- first umec sincej May 29 as . . , Cliff Floyd beforeire next season. The com- owncr Tom Hick*cks. If ii's not, look for ve; won its season- d four , hits, including . veterans hallcr Steve Sparks Sr (0-1) S eattle w 0 in San Francisco’s • M ets 10, Pirates 8 ments came in resiesponse to criticism from like closer Johnn 1Wetteland and outfieldtIder-first and Thome drovedrc in two high fiftlth straight and /en*run\ third, and NEW YORK - Robinin som e fans who saidaid they weren’t coming to baseman Davidid Segui : to be made avai/ailable. runs during: a four-run sent Baliiltimoro to i.s lonsecutive loss. ug * Mirabelli had a 'Ventura homered twice:e games bccause theyley feared thc best players Hicks is also unhappy uni with pitchers DDarren fifth. eighth COI -eer-high five hits, aand Todd Zeile hit a e traded for financial rfta- Oliver and listebii.‘ban Loaixa and shortstop)p !Royce Kazuhiro0 Sasaki pitched carei a . were about to be ti luding three doubles tb ro k e on 8-all tie with a 's o n s . . . M ets maanager a r Bobby V alentine Clayion. “Whata t we won’t to le ra te is high Yankees 1 22 , the nintl:th for his 13th ' save. dropping 1 a ‘ thrcc-run homer. t two-run double in theIC -didn’t likc it whenn askeda how his dub cotild > priceti veteransIS who perform at a met n Francisco had'22 ceighth as New York ralll- lose to a “bad teamtea ” like the Phillies, level." he addeded pointedly . . . The Ma White Sox 8 B ultinionire's record at > - S h an e Safeco Fieicld to 0 -6 . s, its highest total 1lie d from an 8-54 defidt.t. “T h ere m ight be somsome idiots around baseball 1 continue to be on ot the lookout for lefth;thanded CHICAGO • ce June 12, 1999, ‘ ID e rek Bell went 3-for-3 nothing Spencer drovtove in four •3 who think they’ree a bad team,” he replied, bats, hut GM Fatât Gillick said there is nt linst Seattle and the vwith three runs scoredd “They’re not a badad teami at all. I’m not-one hot at the momenlent . . . Troy I’ercival’s 18 saves runs and Bemienie8 Williams RoyalS 8,8 . Athletics 3 st off Houston sincc aan d Edgardo Alfonzo had d of those idiots.” . . . Expos th ird b a s e m a n r for thc Angels numask a 4.73 ERA. He sayays that had four of thche Yankees’ OAKLA .AND, Calif. - Julyy 1 15,1996, at Florida. aa pair of RBI doubles - Michael Barrett, a1 RookieR of the Year candi- even though he’se’s throwing 97 mph agai-ain. his 16 hits as Neww York^ took Mike Quirlinn hit a thrcc- ijincluding a game-tying tipletely a nine-run leadad and hung run hom g date last season, w with his 100 mph>h fastball, curve and slideider . . . m ade a Ie;leaping grab of but's:■ saw his five-game pair P of runs and Ken Griffey Jr.' extended his.g catcher Jason Kendtndall flatly denies rumors ' The Devil Rayss hhad eight players makii Blue Jays 6„; Eric Chavavez's liner to winniining streak ended. that he’s already deddedde< to become a ftee u least S3 millionI at ai the start of thc year, ’■ ... end the innining. hitting streak to eight eam es with on RBI singlee ag ep t a fte r th e 2 0)0 0 1 season and sign -with a i: two. Fred McGriffiff and Roberto-Hemandedez, are Red SoX 4 MarllirlIns7,Cubs4 gl team doser to his CaliforniaCa home. “It’s just : still on the activeive roster. And rumors pi m th e first inning. persist TORONTO3 - Carlos Nationalal League uu:iAMI - Preston people trying to stirir stuffs up,” he said . . . T h e that Tampa Bay is trying to trade Hemand Red Sox GM Danin Duquette leaves no dou CardinalsIs 6, son homered twice, PPhillies 8, Expos 1 oubt he ing 2Gth hom ^ in c luuding t a three-run - Tony La Russa wourouldnlt let them eatfthe plans to make memoves. "We’ve talked to just drove in threeec runs as DodgSrS J MONTREAL - Randy > 1 d riv e•e off Rick Aguilera ^W olf (7-4) allowed one' postgame spread afteifte r a particularly u g ly lo ss ahout every clubb ;about who’s available. We’reV Toronto won it DUIS - Mark in a ,fi five-run eighth as ri ^ to Detroit a couplee ooi f weekends ago . . . T h e looking at all ourr ojoptions. We’re looking for ‘ ST. LOI run and six hits in seven for help straig h t. Royy Halladay¥ McGwire1 homeredi for Florid-ida Marlins rallied ststrong ' innings andj Reds are hoping; thattl righthander Pete at a number of positions,"po he said . . . OriolesOr (3 .4 ) won his; first fi s-tan ,he sixth timet in seven from 1o a 4*2 deficit to win p | ( Harnisch, who is on the disabled list With owner Peter Angngelos, who had insiste Philadelphia scored six ited he since being recalcalled frotn gam es, thele 550th of his for theiie eighth time in 10 - times ti: in thc seventh to) shoulder problems,:, canca return to the rotation ■. wouldn't give in to righthander Mike Mussussina’s ihe minors, alloillowing all carcer anind his major gamesles. Wilson’s homer wrwrin for the seventh timei a week from FridayJay and give the sagging s contract demands,Is. now says he knows hee rneeds four runs and1 six si hits in leaguc-lealading 28th of put thith e Marlins ahead 6- inin nine games. Carl1 * team a boost ... AstrosA: general m anager to get a deal donele with the acc starter whtvho can seven-plus inninnings. Billy the seasonin. Alan Benes 4, giviving him his first Pvith 5 hoururs, 55 minutes lowedsd with his second “Jfly. then shut out the• to overcome that don'lon’t show liny signs of. get- AL Central - John ofroindcla:lays- h o m eiier of thc game. It ^Phillies for the next five• ting better,” he obseriserved . . J In rig h th a n d e r SEATTLE - innings. i Apparently Tigeigers GM Randy Smith w.wasn’t Jaime Navarro and1 infielderin Bean Berry, the telling thc wholee ttruth and nothing but v Brewers have now releasedrel t>l'o players mak- earlier this weekc heh said, “Contrary to poj in g a combined $7.2.2 million r this year. That’s >•' opinion, wc don’tI’t feel we have to tradeHs . Ridirng the N'ô. 7 int guys and hope wee canc catch lightning in a b<..- callec.' “Thc Out-ut-of-Towners.” He Gr}race of another reliever-er whose supporteirters in the Houston front Dusty Baker said he’se’s satisfied with his Doug tie,” admitted assisisistant GM Mark Shapiroro . . . played a guy who h o ,goes to New Vork tackiness cost him a job beforebe his office. Mirabelli-Bobby Estalelalella tandem behind the White Sox manager;er Jerry Manuel preacheses perfor a lob in tervdew io and ends up on ime. - t- The onlyr reasonre docker’s even on plate. "They’ve gottenten better and will contin- -i spective. “Sometimiimes youth has a tendenc;ney to a hellish train ridiride, gets fleeced hy “He’s Mitch Williams - ■ abig-Icaguetle ro ster is becausc of yet ip h more,” Grace said, shai u e to get better,” heis sa a id . 1 • get caught up in the:he peripheral things," hee ssaid. hustlers and cha:hascd by cops. The j^P roblem with oft-injured i “This team has yet;t toti do that." difference in real:al life is that all tliis lead. "I don't know what lez. Like everybody else ^Phlladdphla-I Dally News could happen to Rocker, too, and 80>oing to do, but they hav 11, even the Braves are omething.” ; . ■ -Philadelphia Daily' NNews might still havtlave to pitch his way for pitching, League Leaders out of o bases-es-loadcd jam in But the Braves di,n’t have g Rocker home would snarling, seethingngS hea Stadium. ither. They can’t give hiiil'n .-a-iS DAniMS-HMav CobrM. .M}: VMn. U«ft League Leaders5 nd, right now, they can’t ggt” 3 soomloben.enefit almost everyone, vOutrnra. UsMratL JU: Puua. Nn, rtfKYsni. .3U; SMS«, in AajM*. .«7; AJISRrt, Those who insistins Rocker will eral manager John T»«. J*a. )H. Cl , have to get this; overov vntiIi sooner or 3r him. After his disastroi BUWa HMwri. Celonat. n {amendt, S)S). LL«om . II. SMI, hA hiWM. 14. inM'tvif 1..,i ]'< • >. Sairo C3«i}iao Tctsxij ]]7. UJSkii tic other night. Rocker sal tz pounded indifferent later are right. AndAn not just for the d dbout Rocker's plan to Nou«to\ U: SMttitia. Lm AKgaMi. U; 0>ue JJ CDt'8« To-»r|; Ti>i;i>l0. it. ;iS4in04"»i macho value of be: ugout next to pitching cosa>och Leo >^5“ ^ “ YDrt. 87. being able to say he o. 7 train to next week’s ROMCM. Su FrwvlKa. n. SSm*. ChetecXcteo. M, LM M, S>. G k. M Ov'"i wasn’t run out of town. He has to ^lazzone. That would be th e same " '* 0 «»■ ' ‘'ll-CW«rril >> JlOnmOi C uy who said this when thele famous “ riof- Ctfende. »<; VOuwrtn. UwUitL U; OAM. II IKwrem U CErtoit. tkitw. 49 know that no organizationor will Miissue for me,” he said, HtTS-VI*n UsnbML ir. VOMmro, UMwl««Ml.M.HMM.CMitt.|};E0Teun9. jt waste a roster spoi ports niustrated story cacom e out CNc^. It A4WM. Uru. >1: Om.a. Sw>CM9>.H;llM.twfSwi •««>». * - - !b-£-i!.3.»-l-r' ns Ipot on a player who “Guys travelel ito th e ballpark howev- ■ 5m". St ■ To>:Twc'ia l»«i>'.U.i'fitiou. tJ. Omh». OmU can’t occompanyly thei team to New ist December CMctge. it {(■•fl'M. U« Ai«Mn. II. !■ ' Th;r-«.« ChC^-c.jo Bi CU.SMi. S..1I1.. IJ York. But if I’mm Rocker’s travel “Basebairs a very,hurumbling ertheylike.” OOuBlEft-Owi, iM MgMM. n- rOYeungYoung. OiMsa. n. VIM, UaWMl. }<; CKkQ • t o > i .u ;< ci'.utCiir.:). 0•S^•K ame. The first thing I thinlink about It wUl be e an i issue, though, .for Ctfertae. >4: rswmi. umimI a-. Z«M.•Co. NoaToit.»;H«lM.C>4s,2>:Mcni(,n M;5.nr», Bi-uiC'tii. Jl. iloai-eun. Itm.}.75? agent, thc recomo m m cndntion is a MnTe^ }i:Uni.S«rcek of th e sea?eason, when the "isis teammates might puniin ch him hand to-ensuuisure R ocker is safe rid- HOUI RUHS-4Mt. Iw rnncttcs. >7.’. UcOmUeQ iL UM, tr. iMHokf, Loo / -PM«« C-;.:; * ru,i...i. Ni.Yali. go wrong ins past Woo.oody Allen’s film studio 29; Odflfr >. OneMU. tt. H««n. C«lDrMo*rMo. 21; camentft. h. luK. 21: PIUU. No^ "CUE 11US5-C5.|;1M terorio J5. C; } o:j« Atlanta Bravess maken their only outLit. Something’s going to go YoA. 21; Kcnei. Loi tngMt. 21. :? j.f.i-t. OMi.'d.ri.tiM.tuiiMj Jl. Ano«"p<«. :j other appearancecc at1 Shea. The lini- ow with his career. Ari\nd you and throughh neighborhoodsr packed , »TO(.E) Cir.«i-a ;0 uvt^ .tntr.! ing has to be bctteitter. watatch, it’ll end up going' straights with Asianss anox d Hispanics. OVtrta. lUlMU. 11; Rmm. Ommmi. 11;II; 0«wit.Oi Ion Cwga. II.CMOM. Howieti. J ,.(r. n»St5-0*-Ol. C||(.M,. JO.J Uoiv!... Dwn the tubes.” It’s smallII ccomfort, but Rockor PtTCMlHO (I ntoftft, 11-i. .117,1.47;anTM.Cloa.'l-h -I' IT.UitW Uon..■on..3H 11 Cue 7.me*0*,. H. J.Hl. HwTcrt Y>1 ^?4 Relief-pitchinglg isil a higli-wirc aa . dov .too. t.M. OUMtaL UMt. I-I, .MO.,2.ia.AUU..»«Toit.|.l.«I.J0e; 2.M. It requires not.ju:.just a lot of sound RRocker’s grip is tenuousIS enoughi can count onin o< n e thing. If he mokes, ttJAnOwt*. *««■. 7i .771.1.TI: upAonea. K. iMM. 1.1. .na. ut; PmM > . Pirci.isa (1 Towicnr’o. i: J. isr ] Sl CVajo. <0 J.J t: M3 body parts workinking in unison, but andid a trip to Ntrw York cou])uld push h to thc endid of the line, the No. 7 yontfMlH. .777.9 87. J RTi. 3 B4.D«. M 0OIIK31 ?. Dn>- nerves of steel andtnd m ore than a fair himim over the edge. Whenn he1 was will drop hirhim off closer to Shea 8TAIXtOUT».f Mieu. 1 SI;I; AMAMC*). C«or*«. I*; tUUOM. AatM4^ tA . f } fL» S.'J CK1J5. 71. 1n t 400 PV.rtMj.noww. M. TU.1.11 recently. than his pitchtches have been annmd «»««««. 81.1 wl». W. D*r*«W. nortJi.ai. W. Mt Sl tautt. n, hrwi. Mmoao^ 130 Cf.i'i»> cir..u»3 ». >w». CWI-OJI. M DWDW..-1 share of good luclMfO.S«il ll;eMioi.No*YoA.II, A^ J . f*vtn.r(ijain D«ii»i.:o r»'CTii.A , Struggling is sometncthing he did very hisis control. He threw 30) pitchesp ------CMc«po, II V.ra*. U. lOM. 12. Mmmt,not. CCWMO. 12; nadw. Uuu. 12. Bhw. ^ l>, " Koc". Ioi «•’»'> litde of iil his olmcImost-unbroken run oga’oinst thc Cubs and onlyr nnine for Jim L itkc is i. tfic national sports Ai.g.l.f. i:. from preps to pro5ros, b u t Rorker is stri:rikes. He is averaging a hitI per columnist for>r Thc7 Associated P r ^

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J . 1 Sonda)r,Jtm2S,2000 TkiMTkm»New(, Twtn Fans, Idaho &S

S p o r t s I -r I - -TT'-— n—rBS^BSSSSSSSaBBSS^BSSa S a mi p r a s Ib i d s f o3TSCVC^ n t t i c: r o w f i ^ m b l cledon 2000 N m facUitfos. su cch h os Iho Millonnium Building, I hava been oddodI tot< (ho vonuo. WlMBLEDON.Ei, England (A P )- *‘Deldefinitely he's the man to T he mo$t famous1 stadiumst in ten* beat,”:,” Krajicek said. “When hhe e H : .HEGROUNDS:■< n is was quiet as ad cathedral,c the gets onor the grass, he’s unbellev> l g eato U . - ' stands empty,.thehe scoreboards able.” blank, the fin t maimatch still days Samimpras’ serve-and-volley ' irtriiriiiMwiiiti: - awoy. e iskleally suited to th e fast 1991 Qral(Oaia^|j . Pete SamprasIS stood>ins tliii i t - fac^But he also wins at shadow s an d admJImired the set- Wimblibledon because grasscourt i993 0nf(6a«wD' > ting. Tbe Wimbledledon king and matchcihes often come doVn tp justust his court share a specialsp< bond. a fewew pivotal points, and 1095 flnfffU fM il **I just love tbe place,” he Sampzipras is at his best underl e r i«£BM M iip). said. ' pressuisure. « 1997 H M l M t e J ' - A visit to CentreTe Court is part Hee regardsi his inost recent J of Sampras’ annuallual ritual lead- matchch at Wimbledon, as praba-ba* | 1999 Pl ia^ Bit a U j ing up to Wimbmbledon, and bly theh e best be ever p l a y ^ any-lty- there’s no reasonon to alter the wherere, especially given the |aliiiri»e6«npk»B routine. He has. wonwo his sport’s stakeses and the c a l i ^ o f opposi*»i* l^tnnn m ost prestiôus' eventevi six of the don. 11991 PkhUBtnmmfi past seven years,}, anda be opens « Agas in tbe middle of a tor- W ip iiiir) th e tournam ent Mblonday against rid strstreak, lost to Sampras in tM pmflU.) Czech Jiri Vanekk seededs No. 1 straighl^ t sets in the 1999 final.al. liflftt.tiwtiiint) 4for the fifth straightght year. Thatt vwas Agassi’s only defeat' il1995 laapnsPU.) ,^-.'Wimbledon’s lushush lawn always d u rining c a span of four Grand m iiU fiJôalte.) seems to lift Sampropras out of his Slam1 titournaments that condud* !<1997 laiBm (nX) perennial post-Fi-F re n ch O pen ed witii-ith his Australian O pen tide .trinn iiw w i'W ffi ■. funk. So it.doesn’tn’t matter that in Janiiinuary. T1999 h e lost in th e first!t roundn in Paris A su b seq u e n t s e r ie s o f ail* «T 1cfcst A WtMBUIBiaXW FACTS last month, or thathat he has won mentsIts - most recently back- 1 HoMars S7V jff -Onl/Q1/ Grand Sinm stjil only one toumameitnent this year, spasmsms - and dismal losses sug- Ertawe gr/ •• playod/od on grass or that he has beeneen stalled at a gest AjAgassi might be mired in f l "Seatlniitlng capacity l-irecord'tying 122 GrandC Slam one ofof those protracted slumps I* - H a s - m / "C o nntor to r Coun; 13.ei3 l.ltitles since winninging Wimbledon that hahave plagued his career. Hc -NO . 1 CCourt: 1 1 ^ - ir i 1999. couldi bbe hard-pressed to earn a OFMAM / / - N 0 .22 CCourt: y.'no n ■; He’s the consensussus choice to win rem atdItch against Sampras in the 39.500 O WonnaUoa m K ^ aTotalal ccapacity: J' again, and he embraclaces thc role. final,, tworv weeks from now. ■ S p oKSatoro c ta In 1999:457.069 r i -“It’s going to taketal someone “It’st’s tough staying on top,” SOunCG. WlmeiMon orga)SE''owrHcniM (MflKER ' ------.-AaooDKicr who is ploying veryay well to beat Sampnpros said. “But I don’t seeS nCTMrcfi’Jl/rTA SCHElOe ' -me,” he said. him goigoing tiirough any sldd. Tih’m 9p>Mt > ^ \ ^ e Sampras1 hasha dominated sure he’llhe be a threat.” Peta Sampnt Usses th«the men's singles trophy aflaiHer defeating Goran Ivanisevic ■ the tournament: oion th e m en ’s Whiltlile Agassi’s healtli an d con-*"• InthsflnslonWIraNedo(Son's Centre Court In 1998.I. 1'nils yeat, he has a chance ien have won fidenceice are in question, Sampras “ Best__ . side, four women “ towlnliUMWrtlicliaiiunplonshlp, and a record 13tli3tb Grand Slam 'ntle. the Stellaila Artois tournament final • -W im b led o n in the th« past four has decleclared himself fit an d in a Continued from Cl nday. ”I couldn't be hiidng . -y ears - th e first: tiltime that has fine framefra of mind. He recendy =hins of Ihosc ¥ ‘ '‘y - but says he plaran s to p la y didn’t likelik the surface. I couldn’t, the drool off the chnslhcyaw D h 11 much bettcr.“ Hewitt ■ happened sinceice 1975-78. becamtme engaged to actress** another four or fives years.; That return ththat well. I didn’t like the‘ * tabloid reporters as [er beating Sampras, '■I Contenders this; yMTary P ierce andi tithe Williams he’s feefeeling like a winner, youngster, Samprass 1figured his coach,, tithe latc Tim GuUikson.‘ ^ court and bruised his < Philippoussis (10): With mpras admits that Do'Sglp'S™ 3 ? * ' VI sisters, Venus and1 Sj2Plh century, andid he’s1 46-1 at OpenI inin a couple of m onths.” strength, CourierI competitive- the All England OiClub over the Andd ifi not this year, maybe Agassi’s newfounddeierminadon c I . -.past seven years,, wiwith the only next year.ye Sampras turns 29 in ness will keep his dc OLDIER i; ^S8 to Krajicek., ■ . , • August'st - old by tennia.standards at a high IcvcL le might have “In years past, hcne," Courier ** ZJ l U N s T A I N decided to go homt)crt, his coach, ' said. “But Brad GUbei p P e f Sampras (U.S. lortlno Hlnoia (Swltz.) st that hump. — ^ 5 5 2 has gotten him pastfighter when Countri n ^ Club & R esort I Brad was always a fi lory Plorco (Fmrwo)______instilled a lie- g a ^ g n u » Norman (&f e ® B hc played, and he’s3g ii style imo ' G O LFERS ' I tic of that bulldog If ^ i r v g o ^ ^ l n S w Smis Vfllllams (U.S.), ' Andre. ; 30 years old G g«iT7-tr:^ 'yj'-UwlISnteiTOiTtPgr^--- "He realizes he'ssn’t 3 have loo w 'wOW 'i 18 and probably doesn ^ 7 UoytOTHovritt (Aust ( 7 Natrlathailo Touziat (Fmnco) dons in him." l - f l many more Wimbledaier top chai- fOLES • rnrnikvmmmijcsr r Some of the othe .. Sanôz-Vicarlo (Spoin) rentheses): O P»ENS'JUNE E ^ 30th __ ■ ■ t a I' t Tbomas Enqvist (SvSwocton) r‘ 9 A. S lengers (seeds in pare i^s ikov (5): The Tee Time Required i P3^5iB«e»( ri» ra «^f>gftSeTWiia:(Far>ocn final. W ednesnesday thru Sunday ll; ) 0 0 , 0 p 6 ^ ^ ^ a 14 QregRuwdskXU.K year’s Australian Opci Ja) 15 BoftortMro Schon (Auairio) ): The promis- 19 Mamt Sofln (Russia] Lleyton Hcrwitt (7):tralian defeat- 7 n > , • I I Nlcol«sLBtMnttl(EcEcuador)Ecuador) ominlctuo von Roost ing 19-year-oId Austrr 64-2506 "•■i 1008 7 2f *76 '00 ’64 '88 '92 'M 2000 Belgium) s .,M ,6 4 ,in enoeiOTT. ed Sampras on grass, ■airfield, Idaho Exchu>0* « a v w . Cl - S1.U ^ souncfcVrtTCnagicrotniCT. n^?oSJhlc/nM BARKER^°^ ^ ' oaoooKnr g your boat In 2,3, or Tired of talcing M fore Ifs fixed right? :C)rago3 m irpulills out, ¥Hingis wvins H eijinekenI- even 4 tim es b« ‘■••J DEN BOSCH, Nethctherlands (AP) “ 4 3 houre because off rrain. It was thc thirdxd round at Wimbledon a :E T H E ;o. and thc fourth in *98. ° COME SEI • "'-‘•M artin a H ingis}is w on th e Tennis first delayed by 35 miminutes, and year ago. ilO N A L S A T -•'Women’s title a t the Heineken ______after three games it waras interrupt- PROFESSI ’-Trophy tournamentent Saturday Unin^ ed again for nearly thre tiectnc '■ when Ruxondra Draf>ragomir with- tH)scugls gets ' 7c Shaver Troub/es? ' drew because of a toe injury COnfldeidence booster Grosjean captures1 FACTORY whHe trailing 6-2, M . EAST3TB0URNE, Englnnd - AUTMORIZID i K h t ." 'H in g is e a rn e d $2$27,000 but T..1U Ha ~ Nottingham Open RCMINOTON A ]î' I 21406 U.S. Hwnr 30* TWIN Halard-Decugis wiQ go into NOREICO : ^ o y e d only two complDplet^ match- * unmViWledon with her confidenccle NOTTINGHAM, E 7 3 6 - 3 9 9 0’ (sutxswcsTOfnteHOSTf^ «s in her warmup for'■1 ut. 2S E R V I C E ^ loost of Belgium 7-6 (4), &4 Nottingham > terfinal walkover. the Eastbourne Grasscoun_ Wimbledon, won the ^ -.’’‘■Dragomir w on thc.he firsc .wo “ “ta * Open Saturday, b e a tin g ■"^mes before rain1 itinterrupted pionship Saturday, 21imbabwe’s Byron Bia(lack 7-6 (7), ^ j j m k •iplay. After the restart,irt,Hingiswon It wasas her first tide since win-’■ &3. nine straight gameines with the "^8 atIt BirminghamJ a y e a r ago, Grosjean, the fourirth-seeded sosamha R o m an ian No. 8 secseed moving also on*n g ra^ Her latest victoryy player at Nottinghanim, reached L— __*222 - .aroimd tbe court whhAh increasing earnedd Halard-DecugisI $87,000. tatch stretched over nearly . difficulty. The mati iHttEftfti Everything a fofan needs to know.IT. The Times-News . SPORTS pages.8 . H H s n T ni e w t TOM Carrier is an indepeipendont business Your Tim es-New: purchases your new/spaper sp from The person. H e/she p d resells it to you. W'hen he customors Times-News and carrier, their carrier do

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H S p o r tns s ------0 m iH y d ro s5 a re a rtio-sho^►w on t lh e wat<; e r t h i sI ’w e e k , ByMr Matt Peterson scrambledsdiolineup. Time!inie»Naw> WTtte>______“It defiiinitely is a thrill faaor wlwhen you ------have a bosoat that goes over 200 mph,’*h,’*faflsaid. BURLEY - With one full dayay iof racing in “And thosDse guvs were so sQciy t l ^ycouldoot o thee books.{ Regatta regulars havhave probably be here.. I1 had guys who had been idccd a diffcrcncc in this year’sr’s *event. here — andid planned to come,here --foryears, fc , Not so much in thc racing,ng. That’s os and they’ sisimpty just couldn’t make iL tense as it has ever been. N ot thjhat those drivers didn’fn ’t m ake .. More so in thc style. This year,ir, tthe Regatta efforts to0 irepair their boats in timen e for the es not feature a single Top AloAlcohol Hydro Regatta,. iWright, Maier said, spen thou- mm ^ng entry. sands of tfdtlorsd trying to fix his boat,be and ItsIt seems thc boots that blister arcarebusted. even hadid parts snipped here, b u t StiU ■ ■ F . n n TwTwo vireeks ago, at Red Bluffif RReservoir in could notIt iget the job done in time, ^ H i n M coufclUfomia, three of the high-speedced boats that ‘^fs honird on them. It’s probably harderha cn were:re scheduled to race this; wiweekend in them diatt liit is on us,” Maia-said. “I krxnvTomkm Burleliey were either wrecked or suffiuffcnxl break- Wright ha(lad put $2^000 into his booioot and it I E downwns, said Regatta oisanizer Marllark Maier. was still nonot running. _ He had p arts:IS shipped M M I M BolBob Pizza’s boat, for examplepie, smashed to Burley.r. 1Now, I have to ship tliemm b1 a ^ to ;o a dam when its parachuteute foiled to him-he WitVos that to ing." dcpioploy. Pizza wzts unhurt, but thclie ssame could Moier exexpects the boats to returnn ini fb rce ' t be said for his boat’s shatterecued hull Two next summ otherier drivers, Vic Esposito and JoeJo< Pisdotta, “It’s onele of those years that nextx t yeor Is blcwCourse Tlme>-NenN ew writer V ‘ •

b l r BURLEILEY - For neariy 10 miri-' — u 1 0 = utes Satu•aturday moming. Grand; a N ationallal driver Duff Daily did whot hlie’s e’s done countless tirnes, Elillm in a thio n fin a lsIs s c h e dd u le over thle e ccourse of his 36 y ears ih radng. K eptt hihis boat n ea r th e frp'npi e ; ' and in contendoncor for victory. ” ‘ me Event(sponsor) P roble)blem was, it was a );45 a.m. Burger King Grand NiNational Heat l& M inuteIte Endurance Race (Bes’■St m inutejrace. rai 'e s te rn ) C o astirsting into the pits with’ Coca-Cola Superstoctocks Heat 1 (Gary’s Cusustom Decks) engine: tntrouble; Doily hollered e for a wrertrrench. V ^cn it cnm e. Tie' B i ' Time Coca-Cola Superstoc:ocks Heat 2 (D & D Landmdscaping) tin k e re‘ed*frantically d w ith his! J 10:4ion Rag ceremony e n g in e5 wwhile his competitors; Purely Idaho Potatoeoes Top Alcohol Hydros5 CDrag Heat 1 (Pinetree Sports)S k ept theirleirs roaring in the back-; Coca-Cola Superstococks Heat 3 (Pinetree SpSports) ground. R ealiziilizing the job required; Pennzoil CrackerboxiDxes (K & R Rental) m o re. DaDaily gave woy to the' Noor Albertson's Pro-Stociocks (Wendy’s) inevitable.ble. : Burger King CompetiBtltion Jet Boats (Albertsi Budweiser K*Raclngg RunaboutsI Heat -1 (Hutiub Plaza) , ^ , retion and I was running on one; Purely Idaho Potatoeoes Top Alcohol HydrosJ Drag D Heat 2 (Cactus Pee te S) carb u reto-etor,” Daily said later, | Coca-Cola Superstococks *C" Main (Radio SeiService Company) while worlworking on his e n g in e in< Burger King Competii3titlOn Jets Rnal (Ronco)0) th e p it t a:area. “That was the! major prolsroblem, I had a few little '• < Albertson’s Pro-StocIDCks Rnal (99.9 'The Bu3u2Z2") other proliroblems, but I'can dealt Coca-Cola Superstociocks 'B ' Main (Speedcra:rafl Trophies) wilh th at.” Purely Idaho Potatoe:Des Top Alcohol Hydro Dr*Drag Heat Rna! (JensenI JJewelers) DoUy,r, wwho hails from Stuart,; Pennzoil Crackerboxeixes Rnal (92.5 "Kat Kouountry") Fla, is the only East Coast com*; petitor’ at this year’s R egatta.; X Burger King Grand N{National 4 Lap Rnal (Soi.louth Idaho Press) While hetie 1has been racing com-.’ , Coca-Cola Superstoci3cks “A" Main Rnal (K &6 R Rental) petitivelyily :since 1964, local new-1 Purely Idaho Potatoej)es Top Alcohol Hydros DiDrag Heat Rnal (Scuba) Pro)I comers mmi< ight more easily recog- Budweiser K-RacingI RunaboutsF Rnal (Perkinry on Hand |HjH j Hometown Ure <£

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~~MWT*«on/n»T>iiimi.i Scott Nish of U s Ve£as,ts, Nev., celebrates his Idaho10 RegattaR viclory In tho Super Stocks.~~

iUer MttXZ/TW TW JM Ttia Sopar Stock rac(racer* tAk* a panida Isp thowli)wlnc their appreciation to theI crcrowd before their final raceI oon Saturday. Olriver updaate: The radng Oliliver brothers, Gary,y, (60, and Sam , 58, w eathered a roi.Dugh day at the Rega2gatta Saturday. In t h e d a y ’s f irs t Ccrom p Jet heat, Samn s;spun out on H im 1 of the first lapip. H e w as thrown frcfrom the boat, but J Dare__ suffered no injiuuries in th e accident.nt. “It was a littieIe tight (going into) ththe com er),” said CyUmwdftcinCS ed shoul)ulderand a trip to the hos- Hopefully, there aree some pto- to sometiething right down thc ^ Sam, minutes aflifter being droppedd o:off at the dock by t)i- more recentlj.tly, from his P‘>^- “But“] I won the mink two} pie whose eyes areJ sstorting to' middle.’" spectacular crash lasttost year in the ogo, and I’ve w on h ere a1 open now." The monorning repairs provedd t h e r e s c u e b o a t. “I just w ent in ancand it chucked me K-Raciiig R unaboutIt class.d che past, so it's about 50- The wide-open nati3ture of the effective,re, as Dolly returned to0 o u t .” guess. It depends on thei class - there are thre Although the Regncgntta has not =0, I_gu ree types of finish seesccond in thc four-lapp O n t h e re s ta rt,rt, Gary ran into eng*nê trouble and boat engines that fallII under the sprint Satiaturday afternoon, losing always proven kindid tot him - he , ® was forced into also broke a cranksilshaft in his for thc number (four) off Grand National classissification - to Tom JoJackson by a-slim one- 3 the pits midway ththrough the race, Grand National bootsnt last vear - »jranai Nationalr boats at thisi mokes it difficult toI ccreate uni- sccond mamargin, H e later said hele thought it was aa ccooling problem , H^.said, for the mosnost pan, ifs Regatta, the 24-time world1 form races. ■ Daily and ai his bright yellowV adding that hei di i d n ’t i n t e n d to fix his engine for ational title holder said he5 "A lot of the problblem is the boat Ohh IMona - a name (his Keen a positive experi>erience. ® Sunday and wass calling it quits forr ththe weekend, ""The last three= yearsy I was isappointcd'with “ the lowr . class is so spread oiout motor- mother’s]’s) that has been on here, I ended upp vwet,” said turnout,It. wise,” Doily said. "F“Rule-wise, either histiis or his f a th e r ’s boatJ I n t h e a f t e mlOon’s o second heat,t, SSam once m ore Daily, who las; yeariar bowed out fas very, very, very disap- you can run a supe>crcharged since 194949 - will take to thc1 spun his boat inii the sam e corner.er. Again, he was d," said Daily. “Somebody motor here, and a big-i;-inch motor coursc ageagain this moming with of .the Regatta afterer 1flipping his POu«ea. I ejected. But like:e the first tim e, he walkedwa aw ay fipom l»dt in the G rand NatNadonal class. betterr sget their act together here. People are startirting to soy, the Rcgatsatto's final 15-minute wreck resultedlinaseparat- io '■ecouscise the class is dying. •Hey, maybe we shoululd go back Grand Natilational cndurancc racc. ' the accident unhth u rt. I M Fi"nal______L Continuedled from d hold off hardrd-chorging Florida raccrr DuffI lo do th e best wc can, and Fm happy to pullUt Boat final. Moyle finifinished in 4:23.56, best- iper Stock driver Scott NisNish and , it in th e winner’sr’s di rd e for him." ing Ralph Jolmson,n, oof Heybum, by nearly Notional driver Tom Jackson,:,n.simpiy ot two different styles ofif fcboat Although BerBergeron eventually won,n, th ree scconds. the most of their engines, son said. "(Daily) has raorere ofi a Faulkner and TonTom Leavitt supplied most of tMqUl I, who won Friday’s Coca-Cola med boot. It doesn’t handleile the the action. Thele twoi were neck-ond-neckck IMinscovj t nttf^jcrrm 4M 10 I p in proved he h as the fastest e comers os well as the ON’SN’s do. e n te rin g thc home hoi straightaway beforere boat In the water, pulling awa; lad him in the comers, espeTT. « n » eld in thc firs t la p an d wi: had the inside, so I just kinidnd of • to rest, dead in thet w ater, direcdy across'SS r7:«Ttiî.4 OMMttivXirsif-m / with him down the straif OoPmtM Dic>TMnM.WKna« ' ■ |i«0 Kntl e hod our hopes u p high andId I could Ariz., native cam e in behehind train. Hopefully,[y, wc> can fix it and get back < jo*rS»ral ALStnuna 9X»(S3a ever expected to finish everyry rrace in FauUcner, butIt once both w ere in the pitpi^ it out there tomomorrow. ...I was ahead of himm I p'i[w™«jn.r-p'(Wr*j»<5nuBsii Dce. We just had a great dayy totoday, a was announc,iced thot Faulkner had b« anywray, but ohiweU." wt J unioMMnMH J ' iorio? lay yesterday, and hopefully,y.V wevwc can penalized foi'or hitting a buoy. Thc• o In other actioltion, Rick Frampton and'd nefMwu iff tomorrow the sam e way." alty dropped him fromJ firstfi Robert ArnoldId won first placc in thc in m»i MM Om Pw Mmn. illy impressive w as Grand NoNotional ' Crackerbox finalnal, averaging 76.882 miles S ru n»itran »SW M Jackson, of Lake Forest, Colifalif_ who No, I didntn't know I won (until itt wasv pQj. h o u r and finishing fini th e four-lap, 1.25-5. IJ?VKinuinsirTX) but we’ll take th e ivin anyv )th thc ISminute endurance™ ’race ™ounced), hi lyway mUe course in 3:543:5431. Timcs-Ncn.'s sportswriswn'tcr Mart Peterson can e four-lap sprint. In th e lott< Bergeron said. “We comc B u rle y ’s Markark Moyle drove Summer Lenny Wells') boat, just try :r be rvachcd via c-mailail iat mpcrcrson&ma^'c- s boat’s superior cornering abi ^ " 8 Thunder lo victor:tory in thc Competition JetIt vaUcy.com, or by callingriifV! 677-4042. as Supe G r ^ d ^ t sssanB ssB B i r s p i f JLuc!^ ^'Race.rs I utte Irrigaihiion Inc. 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. Wtteewioonee KXMd M Rm m B rRIEFLY :n c) 0 \ :: INNMoney Cony Olney, owner of MovleJj(eland In Hogorman, has to moveove horI business and Its moro than HagermanI downtownc ssuffers busii 5.000 Wdeos into a rofijrtolshisfictf garago and guest house to beb oble to ntfortl tho storo. HealtlKsa iness losses :are effort By OIna Mulder needs vololunteers Tlmt»New corrwpondentwit ■ TWIN FALLLLS - Senior Health HAGERMAN - It wasras pretty Insurance Beneoiefits Advisers said it I hectic at John’s Servicece ble Bookstore >vill b e I Natural. I Both downw ntow n opening earlierier and dosing later Hagerman I shops’ ovow n ers because of busin(anessgrowth. j recently r felt the pine New store houiours will be 9 ojd. to tougher t economic timesT As a 10 p jn . M ondayay dirough Saturday matter c of survival, both have and 10 a.m. toco :7 p.m. Sunday, □ - - decidedu Sodal” for dairy- I ward » spiral since Septemiber.'off be organicUe grocery store and restauraiirant toâ slnfile rented roomI In the back of a nowor shop. men will be heldeld from 1 to 5 p.m. about a 30 pcrcent from W ednesday aIt t tthe El Sombrero I year’s y, figures. At first, 0 center arcrc assasssBsssBs^s^ . , — I markets. Skoro s;iid. p ercen;ent i of his monilily profii-. ’ ® ,8^ already gone. Resm unm t blamed declining re n ta ls5 oion the I , “Today, it’s so “It’s bocn rc;illiIly hard for peo- w en tI to overlieacl. Thc e v e n t iais hosted by El I nimillermium buzz. ok Grupi)e mission is reiaiiiing tuis|. The Jackpot prcproperty was named Natural gave up its State St th in k in g D e p a r t mJ ccn I course and the NationalN Park “Friendliest CasZasmo” and “Best ' J M r about stortingIB - G i r l c c n HHerring, chairman. Chu'huck Service’s researcf es and develc)|)iiig Inisiiirs-, store in May for on office in )ru m iiie s. Buffet" in ruralI NNevada. The read- u . up a new busi. TV Skoro. “Evenen if ing to town, Projo^^;'ow 3 "ii.;: ers of Nevada M back of the Classique= I nisshere." Rc-f■CglonlV Hagennan wns le first order ol hiismess M agazine, a con- Salon gn ond Floral Shop. /as ns were banking oo n I n c re a s e d v,.. V , I sumer travel'6ri«)riented magazine !s D e v e:lo lo p m c n C prosperous todtoday tourism, which wo to develop a lisi y editor David I :. The most obvi- townwn becausc of the way con-co accordingly not T' rom m iiice, said tIu’ “wisl', either relocote off theMTnSn m tude of factors. ' includes waU’i fe.mm-s ,u Moore in thc Jul}uly issue, the casi- ®J.' 1 J ous is what somme analysts are m ers are shopping today.” the priccs would \ IP--;;-- no said. drag or woik away from» tntl eir calling a business A weakening local farm eccecon. when the golf ctu own’s entr.ince. lamKcai’ ventures. ;ss evolution. A < ourso ,vas in," ■ “A foundationI of our organization I omly y hos also helped chaniange Wright suid. "Pri decoraiiv.' liKhiiiu: aixl is quality - qualityity in service, food, I By 3 the end of summer, se B constn s u m e r sp e n d in g . come down even■n'boogh'-iho rKround power iiiu's The problems 'hat the cotnmiiici- is ilcitiif’ • product appearancmce, amenities and | of of Hagerman’s shops will h * Cattle Ca and crop prices haveha' talk is now five yi pridng,” said Crai Neilsen, pr^- I either eit relocated or dosed1 tltheir Over the pa>ast couplc of beenen low for several year;ars, nobody hns broken iking .11 projects liiiit will ! dowiiiowii mon- .icccssi dent and chief exesxecutive officer of doors do< since the first o f th e5 yiyear, decades, the natuiture of retail has whicilich m eans farmers have! le.ssle With higher comim m orc.nl pr..,.-... nd to providi.- sume coiili’ Ameristar CasinosIOS Inc, the parent I adding °d( yet more Vacancies:ies in changed. Today,'. insteadi of com- to spendspi in town. To make mat-mc erty and lease pricf.s.pr small- • , from on.- m d nl loivti to company for (Cactus Petes. Hagerman’s Ha already shrinkinking peting against th«he mom-and-pop ters•s w' orse, mnny Pacific RiRim business owners itrugglestr to gen- ■ihiT.” Heiiin,: -,iul. "W e “Apparently, we*n5*re doing a pretty I business buJ district. A u sed carair lot. store down thee street, small- counijntries have been sufferir•ring erate enough incorome to contin- lo m .ik r lla)'.<-im,in ninK - good job of translatslating those values a body b shop, an antiques!s i and town businesscss are . up against fromm years of recession creareat- ue operating month m after " into doily guest exexperiences to be | collollectibles store and a fitnitness the mega-chain storess in larger ing{ aa weakening export bns>ase, monih. Knott snidid at least 7() ^lensi; sir HAGERMA^ !).' nam ed th e ‘best*»t* in two Nevada I Magazine categorictries. 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3 U F v J E S ; JSS: S ■ r IJ M ■ ■ ■ = {lousing manum ufocturer sizes additional shares so that we«=ean i ™IN FALL,LS - Obenchain . Bo;Soytim served 12 y e a rs a s University Ijn 19!1998. Shepherd, originally from maintain a solid balance shsheet Insurance up]ppointed Scott dirlirector of engineering virvirith uLlojid’s wor>rk experience Tacoacoma, W a ^ has specialized up second qu£qu arter earnings and positive cash flow,” YoiiToung Standley os ann account execu- Fos'oster Farms in Modesto, CaCalif. includes a posisition as a sales in1 careci for the elderly aHd - AUBURN H ILLS,. M ich. - saiiuiid. dve. HHie e also spent two years} aas a . manager forr Agricultural brinirings more than 2 0 y e a rs of Housing manufacturer After gradiuiiatioi^from Idaho manointcnonce and managemcunent • Services of Amimerica in Provo, nuraursing experience in the . Champion ’ Enterprises'En Inc. PuPurely S u p re m e w h ip s u p s t a t e enflengineer with Lcprino Foods.ids. . Utahf'crop.adv^lists for Westem Mag[agic Valley, ranging from cxpccts to bc min 1line with consen- •, University, BBojrtim and his wife; Chi'hris. Farm Serviceses out of Idabo sttffiaff nursing to director of nurs- ^ estimates for its second quoi^ PSIlair of food products Standley livtiv e in Twin FalU w ith throduct offering that includludes as sccret- m anager.*. 1 H e Kimbimberly Ave., No. 11. The First preirecooked Idaho potatoesi ir a ary/treosurer ' J H will be TWINFALLS£ — Am eriPride —^ Call consen- pati•atented, vacuum-sealed pacpack- I of- Stondley I'esponsibi b l e Apjparel an d L Li in en S ervices TWIN TV\ FALLS - TciVl m M sus estimate agege with u separate packet:et of 1—B J I I Trenching for all corp)fpo« promoted twovo em p lo y ee s Motdiotdton joined Utopia Salon us for the quar- crcircamy, seosoncd salad drcssiissing. Scott Standley Inc. He has ■ ■ m iM fl rate troiniining recendy. a full-full-time hair designer. H j tcrisScents TheTie l&cunce size is designedid 1for s e rv e d o^ prograins,IS, 0 • Dee Stonsellil was promoted M o u l t o n I s per share - thehe grocer’s fresh produce* «sec- several communinity boards anid new itio n , ■ , ,m j ,—,fro m book- b rin g s JB compared tionion along with packaged solotalads. committees suchzh as Twin FaUs at G lo nib bi ia . keeper to HM■ years’ experi with 59 ccnts per3cr share in second Suguggested retail price ranginges planning and1 zoning.: Rock He is b a sed ^ at office manag- ence th(it quarter 1999.•). Revenues i arc fron•om $1.99 to $2.99. Creek Brigade,, Light: the City ■ ■ thecompanjany’s er. She will i n c l u d e s cxp^ced to be an estimated $520 “We know how much cocon- Park, Twin FoilsIs A rea Chamber AndindrewHamblen c o r p o r o t c supervise the b e g i n n i n g millian. dovm fror‘rom S665 million a sumimers love potato salad andlalso al of Commerce, CoverC the Pool offices j office staff, and advance year ago. howow much they demand foefood Committee ancid the Canyon Tnrijivin Falls but will spend m o aI c c o u n t s . Chairman, Pres training from residencand Chief thlat’s at fast, flavorful and nutilutri- Spring Men’s Gok>lf Assodation. o f hishi time at the various plant receivable,1 Gene Jua^fez Executive Offi(fficer W alter R. tioujous,” said Mike Zozula, prc:ircsi- Currently, h e is is a member of HiHamblen brings several yeae a rs 1 Young said : “ Ti a c c o u n t s S alo n s in "Tightened con- dentint and chief executive officcficer Twin FaUs R o;ary ta and on the of businessbi and managemeil e n t ]payable, gen- Seattle. She !)Umer credit stancandards, increased ' ofPurely Supreme. board of direc^ctors of Blue trainlining experience to GlanbL {nclustry reposscssessions, hi^cr £;< eral ledger specializes-'in Extensive research and deveeyel- Lakes Country I^ub.Cl ,1 H ee jgraduated from Baylcy lo r and i payroll. fMriTmtI Mewlton all ty p e s of interest rates ancand high industry. opmiiment led to the potato salad lad's Standley has beenbc licensed in Univliversity in 1985 with a bad O e a S tm a She * lives in co lo r an d retail inventory' Ic'levels continue to 3g.d>-day shelf life, a featurture the insurance fielield for the past elor*!Dr’s degree in English liten negatively imptipact near-term requ * ra - Twin ' Falls designsigner haircuttinft. ’ quested by retail managemenlent. eight years with-h. a specialty,in ture.re. Between 1986 and 199(996, with her family, Mou■loulton can be reoched'at results. In rcspon.sage ed to service coo:x>rdinator. She .0064.>4. ^ {ions, d u rin g th«the quarter, we Stuffuffed Bakers indude a packag dosed manufacttir G ymrmnastics apd ComputeI te r will coordiiute eflefforts between turing fadlities in of two t’ premium, precookcked TWIN FALLSLS — G lanbia L eam a r ing Ccnter Inc. In 1996 Talladega, Ala.,1., and: Gulfport, jjah 396, ------, the t service, . JEREROME - Julie Rediker, aho .potatoes stuffed witivith Foods Inc. anninounced tbe he w officeices in Twin Falls. which could condrntinue into carly merdTchandising opportunities ai account infor- techno^mology for future' CIS c;^- next year, comingsIgs and sales esti- retaU,ail.” Boytim will Lio;Joyd will be responsible fofoi r JennlfBrAuttlR mation, ir riculunlum development. R edii^ oversee all analyilyzing customers, competieti- o mates for the year!ar are extremely Re,letailers can featur* theth e Z arrange for alsoovi> oversees the mobile techiii- difficult to predict.'ct." Young saki. j.uffeffed spuds along wilh meat, cap ital expen- tors anmd d special deliverieies and order ‘ cal supportsu] division for the Champion alsoso announced it chicktcken and produce 9s a valued d i t u r c pTp- cheese prodod* new products- StShe has been compaiipany, traveling to clients has received banknk approval and led item. j e c ts ucts in thehe with AmeriPridee fo r 12 years for on-siteon-: course instruction, is finalizing docu:icum cntation to n G 1 a n b i;a marketplaceice and lives in Twin FallsF with her Redik< k- patented technique Ls used p liker plans to obtain her amend its revolving crcdil fociU- create the stuffed potatoes, Foods. He will W ;* and a p p3 lyly family, m aster’ter*s degree' 1q geographic ty, through whichch the company „hidiich also have a 35-day shelf; s »work closely that informana- AmeriPrlde's fa^faciliries have informirmation systems, to assist ■ will rcduce the faciadlity from $200 , Zozula2 said. Deluxe Stuffed with general, tion to strateIte- been in Twin Fall:lls since 1838. Idea1 Integration’s In plons for.e- ■ million to $100)0 m illion and Bakeic repurchasing producUiced in Burley. 1996 as a plantIt engineer, fromn Brigham Y o u nlg g patient care coordininator. RedUcerkersaid. 1

U tilitity subssidiary ttakes 1(oss ■ f TOerere Can You Findy | : Large Selection ! q 1- were srstudying ways to soften the /o a e n k M ll ■ imUir fMtiTC PtesM wnafl Item* to It won’t ask he Becker said the cocompany'had f thathWtecttniHrcW actMty imputer Supplies? ! j blow. not forcKsist a jum p inii electridty II b bittHMê Vday.Myaihav* ^ EdHfir Virginia S. HutcTSS?~“ “Weê are not going to ask ouru r prices from a t y p i Î springi price infonrlonnstlofl abort Mjr.cl tte foloNftcb atvlrghtaOma^cv*Ito]tojtcom P (w ^ • Cartridges f - | ! 5 custom< /customers tto pay mers to pay the costs of ouru r of 518 to $20 per megegaw att to' as Th*uTliwe^ Ti w nU to hwr ibout M: Or cont*itaetlMrat: TotJSrS-s • Ribbons • Diskette' \ j ing losses,” Bccker said,d. much as $200, w ithth spikes-of . 77»T>tm :for$90M shshortfall ■'ever, it is possible th at ouru r more than $700. >roowOon$ end stan changss. P.O. Ben.S S f ” ^•ja^printerj^pltes j 3 amers, down the road at JcswccjrtmcsUcns. TvrfnFolh ■ SPOKANE, Was Bt A megawatt of elci«ctridty can >emlnaf»#n(Jwrt(Sfiops. . fash. (AP) - A s“” °p! point, could be asked to power about 600 hom< 83303r ““ ' utility that causedcd a stir when p,y r„, nes. . Awaivvanis and achkjvcmcnts. ^ 733093;331. Eict. 242 or just fhe increased powerer The company willII h o n o r the . CTUfTUfltablo business octMtics. IMicrosoft Chairmaman BUI Gates costs ihithat everyone is cxperienc- F te6 777-4543 7 or ■ became an investor ic- electricity controctss :sold at the • Othe«f»f txisiness news. 734€53 :or W t ask IK i„|,o uit tt there." lower prices, Beckerir said. ‘"We ------f f i . ______r j & l customers to pavav- for a sub- The V 1 Washington Utilities andid have all our positioions covered YourfiurBuslmudoadnne: Noon Thund>Klayforpidferik»thefoMc«S«mday. sidiary’s $90 millioiiion quarterly Transpsportation Commission omai sumv, WC v loss, officials said Thi -5:30«S«ufd«y10«M;00PKW • . Soaring elcctricitj million>n electridty rate increase:c this.” Avista Utilities $90to nraiUion in the , request:st. The commission staff second quarter, anc ff The com pany's st<:tock prices and. the Avista jajt monon;b recommended ann soared in Jan u ary a:a f te r Gi^tes Corp. subsidiary•y could lose rfcarid‘ici^ rate decrease and a purchased a 5 perccr another $50 miUion fc ent stake in • TlnHin e to liq u id ate? Buytrjcfp To 30% -n by the end of ^modestst rnatural gas increase. Avista, becoming itits second* 1 the year, spokesie.sman Steve g^.ckc;ker said the companyy largest shareholder. SShares rose U se• 7The TlmB!f-Nows ■ More insisui^ce For Bccker said. would1 {iska: the coinmission to let Soine of th e lo !t from about $15 to mon)re th an $53, Marketplace losses were jj pushih increased energy costss but have since tumble=led. dosing The Saiame Price blamed on an energyrgy trader who . in,o nexext year. Tliat way, Avistaa at $1831 on Thursday, isslfleds to tum allcRcdly defied orderders to rcduce would b«be able to take advantagee Gotes’ sister, commitments to deli .Spokane DOS)ssesslons Into leliver low-cost of anyY rpositive changes in thee accountant^Kri’stio:onn Gates ^ 4 Falls Avenue. Suite 2090 power, then committtitted suidde in energyy nmarket to jiay down this vin Foils, Idaho 8330) April, after energy s Blake, wa» recently' appointed1 c a s h . gy prices sky- year's adadded cxpcn.scs. to Avista's board off directors. 18.7310088 rocketed. “T hee issue i is market condi- FAX 208.734J354 V. Danny C Karre^ > i- Her appointment; b ec o m es nk®3mark.c;om Ei Meanwhile, thele >company’s tions. ThThe wholesale energy mar- effective July 1. FiNANCiAi..mc. dank unregulated energyrgy sales sub- |cgt is at 1 at levels that have neverr The former WashingIgton Water . EMtc and Bbtlness P i a ^ •. sidiary, Avista Energ;srRy. has bene- been see«cn before," Becker said, fitted from the high 1. Power Co. changed its it: noiQe to ' f Igh prices and “They hhave been at extraordi- Avista Corp. in 1999 to rcHect its its antidpated $70 mimillion in sec- nary heireights for a very long peri- ond quaner revenues ;• expanding business. Jcs are expen- od ” While the company’ traditional-c D oubleJM i lin u te s ed to help Avista makem up the Exace:cerbating the situation loss, Bccker said. 1 ly supplied electric p o w er and . . ^ were the;he actions of the seniorr natural gas in Eastern _ . F r e e5 " " R o a m Li k e H o m e Avista Corp. Chnihairman Tom 'ericrgyy trader,t Matthews and S I] f Matthews announced i Washington and northchem Idaho, WcstCItern Wyoming, Montana,a, 1Idaho, Oregon, Washln[ngton, Northern Nevada ced the losses Beckerr said. The company/ it also has entered thehe national e i \ in a telephone conferference call to dedincd;d to identify the employ- investor rcpresentari; energy sales market,, developedc _ logies_and .. Months Free media on Wednenesday. On -We j just plain blew it.” invested heavily in teleIcconynuni- ^ 50 Staite Long Distaf e ■ . ''2 2 I Thursday, compan;any oificiais Matthews•ws told stock analysts. cations and e-commerce tance* ^ i “■ r ÎPPPF ^ - 2 0 0 ^ ^Sttb SeeStonfiorDetaOs H agemm an ____ ------^ W ciAlso Hove Prqnki ccnul ^ Jbr y ^ 9 9 P pedestrian friendlydly - not just The comcoi m ittee is also Icxiking lu lm o new 12 monih diclisl scrvicccncrrcmcni m heart to go. The peopIe at a busijisiness strategy, to deter* Hagerman have beenn great to .iK lr Itn Krl(^:i who live here canI't 't iEct around, mine w h cIlclUil phiinn. SuliKI lo stuUulilllly.lly. vhat kinds of businesses me. Tm kind of sad, bu»Ut Fve got On Mlrclccicil (licllal ralR (>lflns. for life ot ciimruniracl only, - so we want to m akeike it nice for arc in towntO' and whether there to look out for my faxam ily-hnd Oflor expires Junc 30, 2000. the hometown folks." cs.” arc spedl;dfic niches that could be our future," he said. Olhrr rrnrr-iirlfllim' may oiiply, Srr sUirr furirilrlollv dr Once the projectt li:Ust and bud- filled. M uicV uurl •Kfumyourhnmrcalllnfiarfii. 73S .854a< gets are finalizedI atand funding But forfoi Knott, the commit- Timcs-Ncws corrcsponcndcnt Cina yWecanyafiinibie c a u ^ t up by th e winirind ED®®" Clanton huny!; In a siffvey of mem bers'ol .'asking for truth ( I battercab the leaves of thith e Th> Associated Pressu ______the Scciujcurity Traders Association; h (in co»unurilc»%.. small j; jions), justiceI (i(in contractual IV*^' lU beet plonts to thc exten releasedsed at the group’s Chicago •. ogreements) andnd the American /w on’t recover, CHICAGO - Wa/aU Street is conventi:ntion this week, the STX 'woy (where thec guy g who vrarks "JJ hursdoy's winds with 4:45 almost ready to begigin doing ded- found1 474 j percent saying they ,^hord con still mok i cropI isn’tis setting any production joining others corcoming together \A '^ y ion cemed that thc swiuitch from frae- th e re:st, st, about one in seven, record;'rds, but it is maturing signifi.lifi- tions wiU overwheLelm a market would ratherrat condnue trading in ; for a common goal:Md: to gam er the cantly /best negotiationss fcfor growers. [|y foster than the averageIgc already pressed by longerlo trading fractions,ns. Over 40 top po I year. hours and soaring vol•olume. There’sre’s one dear, bottom-line potato growers (*MI ■» Acc( .fro m 11 p ro d u circing regions of » , ccording to the Idahoiho “All of us are iinvesting a reason1 forfo traders to favor the y North America coiconvened to dis- th 'EapHn, president of PGI, centeinter gets tn a few word* wHIi 1 POI cultural Statistics Service,, 73 tremendous amountIt of capital - currentIt system.sj Decimal trading en t of Idaho’s winter w heatcat financial and human 'iuss the bargain!ining needs for > Pipresident of mwfcetlR£, Dm Mou,Moi light, and grower BID ULoognmlller prior crop is n - to prepare wiU narrouTOw the spread on stocks is headed out, comparedI to for this change,”" said Peter - the differencedifi between the ‘ {processing p ota tto c o n tra c ts, to thehe grower meeting held last Tbtmlitinday «t the Barley Inn. Moiloss attended the , ju st 41 ' according to PGI. 41 percent ot this tim e lastast Madoff, senior managaging director price ot;t whichwl a broker wiU buy a Zl. In an unani- Potato■to Marketing Auociatlon of NorthNorl Ameifca meetlnf In SettirtlakeCHyto year.. TheT five-year overage is 55 nious vote o f allI rregions it vras dl*cu«i 55 a t Bemard L. Madof/)ff Investment stock andind the price ar which he :tite nôtlatlorta of 2001 eontractracts. percenient of the crop headed out.ut. Securidcs. sells to a customer.c Brokers make ;!agreed,thot PMAIlANA members Spring -would seek a 50*c0-cent per hun- i------lg planted barley and wheatsat The move to decixim olization their profiirofits from thc spreads, ‘dredweight increaarase in 2001 con- ~ j prices arc down atIt the moment, cropss ore0 also showing simUarlar will end a 200-ycar^j•■old tradition But tmetraders and other broker- jract prices in thole UnitedT States. producers who weicreoh-eodyin cropdcdevelopment patterns, of quoting stock priirices in frae- age offid:fidals at thc STA confcr- ■fjher? would alsoIso be a corre- ' th c throes of expansnsion ore going : , vorable weather in Mayay tions. As a prccurjrsor to the ence dairlaimed that thc slimmer ahead with th e ir plalom. helped:d push the projected w interler change, exchanges inin 1997 beg;m sp re a dIs s aren’t a the reason for : spending Increasee vwith regard to I Wheat > ; the exchange ratecin ir Canada. It yield up by 2 bushels from)m quoting stcxJcs in sixtixteenths of a th e ir amblvolence. am They’ve -i tatc’s initia] May 1 forecast,St. dollar. Until then,;, stocks; had alreadyy dealtd with shrinking “The meeting gav^ v c us a chance ftnnbejit Rve days of wind’f bring feS'er wheat production is fore- -tt> get to know eaccach other bet- - ■ ■ been traded in dghthshs. spreads: as a rcsull of thc switch ter," said John Thc [|V4Wrtiofthlsw«ek’8 bad luck to areaa growers cost to bc 58.4 billion bushels> —~ As a result, the prioice of a share from eighdghths to sbnccnths. '! rhompson, com- B J verage of 80 bushels per '.*;munications d irccrector for PGI. M | MagtcVaneyAgWtoefcV. This year’s earlj•ly spring was e r o f AT&T can now be^ expressede as Initially,dly, profits did slip, said j] ■ '*W e all decided top good lu ck fo r Mini(lidoko County Production ^ Is up 8 percentn t 34 15/16. Newspapers:rs and many ThomasIS M.H Joyce, managing | :o pursue die SO- • . tport on agriculture.' the 1999 crop, but 8 percent cent increase. If 50-<50-cents on base L _ _ sugar beet gro•ower P erry j™*" nt Web sites have al^cady switched directorr andan head of equity mar- 1- is whai’s out thereire, we’ll try to — I Meuleman. His beet:CIS were two or thon ***‘ thc bin-busting 199898 to decimals, listing ththat price as ket strucnirtu re at Merrill Lynch, •■get it," he said. “B“But with high ^rcen:cnt, according to the Idahoho three weeks aheadd of lost vcor crop, Farmerst t expect to harvest $34,938. “But eveeventually, traders being ' 00 acres, tliat’s 20,000 more ;;priority on keepinglg ’volume up as icultural Statisdcs Scrvicc.;c. b u t p len ty o f badI 1luck blew in 730.000 ™ It isn’t yet d e a r whchether stocks adaptivee animals,ai they figured it •well.” il’s production wns 13.3 pcr-cr. w ilh th e srrong, holot winds lhat 5."“; than« lost year, said Bradla wiU be traded in 5e 'with a basket of 50 stcstocks traded spread withw it profits made from r • ' TW INFAIXS-IdiIdaho milk pro- May wasw 342,000 cows, 28,000[JQ days of nonstop blowiwing, Jackson, helped:d push ; projected produc-c- in pennies. The NasDsdaq Slock commissionaon fees. .duction continuescs to grow by more2 thant Moy 1999 and 3,000jjQ Minidoka, Dccio, onend Malta orea tion ip up from the May 1 report,•t, M o rk e t w ill followw a similar Lawmak.lakers who support the iteops and boundsIs cdespite rock more2 thant April. Average milkjjj g ro w ers in b o th Mikfinidoka and ' but notot enough to put any pro-0- timetable, an d offidal:als have said switch toto dedmd al trading hove '■bottom priccs to producers, producluction per cow jumped 80JQ Cassia counties willII :be abandon- - duction>n recordsi in jeopardy. thc market’s all-clcaictronic trad- long arguec jj. ing sugar beet acreagt :ued that thc change wiU ■Jfumping 14 perccntnt in May ovcr poundsids from April to Moy, hit- tgesorsecinga Early■ly said 68 pcrcent of theIC ing system wiU bc pnprepared for reduce tradrading expenses for ordi- :.Moy 1999. , tin g 1,7901 pounds per cow.,^ pronounced reducdoiion in tonnage w interr wheatv crop was rated inn cither nickel or peilenny price nary invesi good con vestors, estimating sav- • ; “We’re still addingling more cows, Produc;uction per cow was also up‘' ot season’s encL irondition for the week end-J- increments, ings totalinoling about $3 million a i • and thc cows ore prcvproducing m6re 80 pourlunds ovcr May 1999. “Thursday’s wind3 was• the one ir»e Junf of the Idaho Dairymen’s : AT&1r boosts 5 Dedo KOAUwt looksks like a torch spring, graingr crops have not beenn 5 some • April’s 580 miUion>n itotal by 5.S Associjciation, said that while ® had been used to bibum out the made yet.yet long-dilistance r;rates 1 ■ jyiore p earned Seth1 Kessler,£ 27, joined ann Thc new plans, effefective July ered the: SundaySt rate from 11.5 • financc:e taughtt in these programss h is M B A fro mI Widener Internet,et start-up in 1994 afte r 1, eliminate th e $3 morlonthlymini- c c n ts a m m; in u te to 7 ce n ts a .'PHILADELPHIA[A - Y ou’re providetied an underpinning thatt University in 1995. g ra d u aating t from collcge. mum usage charge, bul raise minute whilvhUe increasing thc rate . J^tratcd in your job,ob, promodon lets theiicm roll with changcs in1 He says one of thcs most1 useful InitiaUy,,y, he I was thc only employ-r. m ost per-tTiinute ratess byI 13 to 40 for th e estrest of the week to a flat '[options seem limited,ed, you want the ecomonomy. e x p e rie n c e s w a s hi;îs manage- ee, asidiide from the founders,;. perceni depending on)n when the 29 centsp per er minute. 40 broaden your charlanccs in the What’It’s more, they say thatt ment capstonc couiurse, which Sincele he did a litde bit of cvery- caU is made, The basilasic rates currently in job market. So you3U dccide to their MBAMl gove them greaterr brought together cvei'cry business thing, hishi learning curve wass Last month, thee Federal effect are:e: 113 1 cents a minute cn toke the plunge, plun:iunking down m ark estability, to and that close! skill he had been exposede: to, steep, C om m unications CoiCommission weekends,Is, 16 I cents off-peak on .thousands of dollarsirs to earn a bondsmade mi with clossmatcs give! from marketing to mimanagement “But I1 fd1 t 1 was going lo max< said it would cut by $:$3.2 billion weekdays,■s. anda 26 cents for peak ■master’s degree fromm a business them 1a networkn of business con- to accounting. o u t on what w 1 could learn," hc; th e “access fe es” lococal phone weekday calls.cal school. tacts thattiat opens doors. “It stressed thinkingng out of the says. “II wantedw to get a founda- companies charge loniing-distance AT&T said sa Friday ii would _ But something ns nags. With At the t University of box,” O’Brien says. “Y'You learned tion inall all aspects of business.” earners to connect callsUs. introduce2 newnc basic plaas July 1 I I todoy’s business cUmiimate chong- Pennsyiv^rlvania’s Wharton School, how to buUd on your.ccreativity.” -He enrolled en at Wharton, M ajo r p h o n e coi;om panies, with no minininimum usage chargc. H iiig so rapidly, withth the buzz- for instastance, applications sky- After a year as a teachcrtc in a attmctedcd to thc entrepreneurial1 in d u d ir^ AT&T, pledgiiged to pass In one plan, ph customers pay a . words "global” “cc“cconomy," rocketeded from 4,399 in 1993 to suburban public scschool, Joe courses.s. “It' seemed like everyt the savinp along to consumers.o flat rate }fof 16H ccnts a minuie. H “information age" anand “e-com- 8,435 inn 1999,: but actual enroU- Broscius, 33, realizedcd it wasn’t professoror there was doing some AT&T eliminated thcê S3 mini- In anoth<}thcr, customers can H merce" on everyone’n e’s tongue, m em heicield steody at obout 780. for him..He thoughiht on MBA consultinging work on the outside,, m um charge for custoitomcrs who chose dtherher Saturday or Sunday ypu’re wary th e knowlowledge gar- At Tenempic University, mean- would braaden his opsptions, and so in do;lass they used real-life don’t sign up for the hi^ligh-vdumc as th c low-ciw-cost day. paying 10 nered in on MBA prog■ogram could w hile, appUcodonsap] rose from 324 hc graduated from. Temple1 in example:Ics from the business; . plans, which usuaUy coi;ome with a ccnts a minilinute. 'while paying 18 be obsolete even heb e fo re you to 620 between bc 1995 and 1999, 1994. He now workss as a bond world," KesslerKi says. monthly $S minimum. ccnts the: restre of thc weekend, jum p back into the warvork force. w h ile enrollment cn moved from portfolio manager withv First O’Briericn and others also say Bul when the nationon’s largest 22.5 ccntss off-peak of on weekdays For some recent gragraduates of 102 to 120.12( Pcnn State saw appU- Union. cla sse s ththat teach negotiating long-distancc companyny tried to and 29.5 weekdaywe peak hours, MBA programs in the cations: riser between 1995 apd “The biggest thing: I got out of skills arere vital. “Building com- compensate - trimmining some Customerss whow. do not sdect one Philadelphia area, atIt Ileast, such 1997, fron-om 893 to 1373, but dien the program ,” Broscscius says, municaticltion skills is so impor- basic rates whUe raisiising others of the plansms will< be charged 14.5 worries haven’t bemI vsvalidated. fell off toto 1,198 in 1999^J>uring “was they challengedI usu never to tan t,” O’BiI’Brien says. by os much as 2.5 tiroroes - con- cents weekenkends.

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Dunli 415 CUmblng thiiie lad d er isn 't th c em em] ployee outcomes.” and existinglg onesi that had been Chichcsier, 1510 Blue Lakeikc Drive, services. ,S33o i. toughest parsrt of building a ' ^ filed with cou . Addison Ac Avc., TVin Falls, ID 83; Managers can tell when their :ountics and had to be Hoiley. ID 83333. U fe B alancee !M assdge Therapy,Alan Sheny Olscn-Fmnk, Certifietfied Public cveer^D r. Dc3enisc M. Rotondo em;employees are lircd of being rcfilcd withh thotJ state. Busines.scs Every Detail, Event P Pl« l a n n in g W. McBride, 71717 E. 1 7 th St., BurlcnCro AcAccountant, PLLC, Sherryry Olsen- says. Somctinicnes getting stuck on stucstuck a t the same level by watch arc listed byly name,n agent, addnws ;Servicc. Shcllien Gilliland, 41616 RoseI St. 83318, scrviccs.s ■ FFrank. r 1060 Pahsimeroi Driv«rive. Twin ' one ning - wh< N.. Tw in Falls, ID 83301, services here nothing seems ing ing out for warning signs in thete and nature of business.] ' ices. L indberg Intn>cccxs S crvice, Hyang K. , ll A. Klick. Main, No. 4453,:, iH ailey, ID 83333. 83383341. ' ness managemment at Salisbury laelack of movement means they I'iik. 393 Kayy EDrive, Twin Fulls, ID ‘P.O. Box 1731, Kctchum, ID 83340,I Little Ole Sawiw MUI, C hris Cruni. 616 S < n o w C o u n lry W indow C^Mning Cl< State Universi finiince, iasuronce, real estate. Blue Lakes BlvIvd. N ., No. 163, Twin Pro ■sity in M aryland. areru ^ ’t doing a good job. ' ' - ‘ ’ S330I.M.-n-icc:;.s. Professionals. John B. Rose., P.O.P. Box companic:ies should work to Ci AdviiniiiKcc Macintosh. M.icleud „ Filler WeldinR Inc., Ellis A. F ille r, FiUls, ID 83301,, ocoasiruction. i 1951956, S u n Valley, ID 83353, servi C arccr-relat^ strain. Workters Siiwycr, F.O. Box Bn 6407, Kelchum, ID 943^ N. Fillmorc. Jerom e. ID 833313338. M&W T r e er S e r v ic c , M ilchell L, Spiritual £ Essence, LloydrS V o n . ^''p them survrvive these career whovho feel stuck in a rut report a H3340..%ervicn. Flying EhrIc Ranch, Ann L.L GC ideon. Wolfe, 415 S. FUFillmore St., Jerome. ID - P.CP.O. Box 89, Shoshone, IDD 83352,f plateaus, she aid.sai gene•eneral feeling Of distress. A lb e rta jrniil Fiimily Limited 2051 ^ E. ISOO S„ Hnielton, ID 8333.';.t 83338, services. rett-etail/wholesale trade, manufactiacturing. “The organiaization should pro- . Dr. Di Rotondo ^ d that downsiz- I’iinncr^liij), Albcria All Grunt, 1700 E. UKriculture. " M-A-D Producucts, R . M atlliew Bair. Star S Lake Properties, W. Hubert vide poddve ollemativesall to pn>- ing Francis InvcstiRaiionit, \1 ng and demographic changes 1175S..MdciiIDIID83325. , W a y n e 3488 E, 3180 N.,'J., K im berly, ID 83340, Sha>haw, 411 S. 750 E.. Dietrich. IDB3324.ID m otion to hellilp eliminate tho meanean that more cmployees arc Alitinc Codliiiolin);& KcfriReriiiion, Francis, f, 2702 Norihvicw Driv)rivc W., reiail/wholcsnlc: llIrudc. finotnonce. liiiRermiiii, ID H3332. scrviccs. Magic Cell,I, Kent Melton. 620 S . stress ossodateced wilh reaching a studtuck on plateaus. When com{»- Dnniiy K. l^ ddbetter, lx 823 Cnml St., Steve’s Powdercooting, Jarjom ie L . career plateau." Rupert. ID H33f>0.J.W. services. Frank Durham Constructiorlion Inc., Orchard St., Ed^dcn. ID 83325, rolail Noe4aegele, 1578 Princeton Drive,iv c . T „ l „ she said. niesJcs “downsize,'’ they often cut Afxilio Ojimiiiiimiuiiaiiion-; & Elcctriail Frank Durliiim,841 Altunis Driverive. Twin trade. Fall•a lls ID 83301, services. lo has written a outut en< tire levels of management, Inc., Uriiin S. McMcClurc. 1768 Harmon *■Fdllsro8330I, Magic Valleyry M e d ia Technol(i{!y. SSuperior Office Staffing,"K. Koy paper - "Coplning with a Career Dr.>r. Rotondo] said. That creates I’.irk Avc.. 'I'winin FidLs ID 83301. , , Frcnchmiin’s Island Resort LLC,LL< Neil Jnson Torgrim.sn.son. 1 7 4 Polk, T^*in Hlapwood, uf P.O. Box 4192, Haililailcy. ID P lateau : An A] Empirical strestress becausc employees hare Arrnwcrtnfi^ Ranch Inc., Sylven J. H. Larsen, 30S2 N. 3800 E.. Han.0. Toxawuy. Twin Fnlls, ID 83301301, scr- 3488 E. 3180 N.,.. K im b erly , ID 83341, McNIcNomer, 442 Main St., GoodirKlins. ID Jo u rn al of Applied A Sociol ilygey get frustrated, she said. I Amiwlicad SloiSloniRcs LLC, Ronald S. vices. retail trade, scrvicnces. 83333330, retail trade, scrviccs ‘"®- ^ Psychology. “The j>roblem of employees ‘ Glenns F'erry Horse Ranchch LLC, ME2 Inc., Johnin T . F urcy,, S ll Wood T t JoncN.223Scot(A'iAvc.,Rui>en.ID83350. , T a k e A Break. Smith-SRI LLCLLC, 129 “Managers irean cncouraged to fadnjidng caveer plateaus at earlier An SU ID Inc.Inc., Robert Korb, 128 . Joyce{? W, Pearson, 32 S. IliiiwiIt Wil lh u, River Drive, Ketdid iu m . ID 83340, i ■' Thinhird Avc. E., Jerom e, ID 83338,38, retail help ‘plateaued Huilcy, ID 83333, ;d ’ em ployees by point,Dints in thcir carecrs cannot be .Saddle I(dinR Potato Packers Inc..;., ILarry Hanna Garcia,, 301: F a irw a y , Sun TliTliunderpow s I n ^ H u rl ^ HAmilton. o m At Yclur Sc-rvic Sciîcrvices of Idaho LLC, „ Gnimmie's Day Carc Inc., Q ircrircnc H. Moberg, 311 S Si u n V n lle y Rond, TInncrmey. P.O. Box 22, Dedo, ID S; bxperrts say vacnations2 play Kciinedi Edmiind^rids, 961 Wild.«XKl Way, Buhler. 204 Seventh Ave. N.,'., 1Twin Keidium,ID 8334040. ; • scrvitrvices. Twin Fall.-;. IU 83303301. Fnll.s. ID 83301, Mr. Clean Dairyry L inen JJcrvice, H6ne TTJ J Products Inc., Donalc ^^B liAM liivcson' G r e e n e r L and Co. LLC , LiiLaura Beihke, 271 E. 7i700 N ,, J c ro m e . ID WoodJodholl. 3511 E. 3195 N.. Kimb (mcni.s LLC. Bruce ^ - i r f e M arlin. I’.O. Boxox 2860, . Kctchum, ID • G reene. 2853 OvcrlanJ Ave.. Burlc;irlcy, ID 83338, services. , ID83:83341. vital p;)art o f wêll-ll-beiing ^ 83340. 93318, Mueller Auto Inc..In Itic k J, Mueller. Toctli Holti, ~ I* c. E., T w in FaH*,‘ID War.h.'.h LLC, Jo h n N ew house, 369:1691 N. mental well-beinjing. say experts. d u tter th a t bogs you down and it 12SHH Id ah o HIliRl.wiiyir 75. No. D, .. Miiltu, ID 83342, 83301, I 2710O E.,E Tw in Foils, n> 6330 L Kcicliuni, ID H3340. H iR h C ou n lry P r o p e rt ie s L!LLC, North Ridge;c Homcowneri Treirrcnt C onstruction Inc., D erek T__ r _ Time off helps rerelieve burnout, giveses you; a chance to think of iiLUioi>s I’ainlinK.nR. Niithiin Bi.shop, 500 Icraltl L. Martens. 621 N. Colliollege Association Inc.. PR ,G . M e sscrsn jith , 42788 NN. 2510 E , Twin Falls ID 8330] ’ boosts productivityity and improves thing*ngs in a way you haven’t E Fifili St.. Uurley.ey, ID 83318, coasttxic- load. Suite 100.TwinFalls.ID83303301. 1376 S ioneybrook< (C irc le. Tw in I;alls, T'rout ro Fly of thc Month, Troy T morale. But here’si’s the rub: trying beforeore. It puts things in perspec- Howa & Howi 1 LLC. E. A llan H oow a. ID 83301. Daven■enport, 902 Roben.son St., Buhluhl. ID to get out of the office,of espedally tive.”j.” Oestreichcri says the nêd lli.son P ro pertics e r! LLP. Paul BO Blue Liikcs Blvd. N.. Twin FalLs,olLs ID N o rth w e st A nlimal ir Health tLP, 83316.16. retail trade. if you’re the boss, iis not c o ^ . to Lake tak« vacations is greater for H Keiileband Jr.. 404(1040 B lack O ak Drive, 3301, R ussell W. Chcckci83340, Boulder Cirde, Twiwin F o ils, ID 83301, tervicei c e s ’ are less inclined to take vacations regulaiular basis to maintain a Icv^ ^ B Buhl.IDK3316. HurriamHi e Hannn’s, Jo Mikescll.rll. 453* scrviccs, Urbirrban Sprinkler Sc Landscape,, Ti J than they used to.” says psycholo- of crecu-eativity.” The best wajf to BiiCteRii, C onninnic O-Marra, 12?! nhnrd Drive, Twin Falls, ID 833iS3301, TJie Oasis Int, FirFine Foods Sc Spirits, L AAndersen, m 2503 Longbow DriDrive, eist John Ocstreidichcr at Affinity leave,I'e, h e says, is with as mdny ^B Second St. W.. 1'wijIwin Fiills, ID 83301, rvices. Tlie OiLsis Inc., 100707 B lu e Lokes Blvd. Tw inFn F a lls ID 83301, services Medical Group in1 jAppleton, Wis. loose c Idaho Capital, Idaho Capital, tc ends tied up as possible, retail tnidc. a l. n n N..Twin Falls, ID 83313301, services. ' U io;lopia Salon, Corrie Orr,•, S25£ “ If you d on't gcget away, you “Andsid set up some way of dealing tknim Auction1 Scr\’ice Sc Inc., Cluirles y**'*.!nho limited liability company. F.F.O. Optical Shop of' 6S un V alley Inc., E. Adiim.'i,m-s Kim berly, ID 83341, reta il, s ut 2326, Kctchum, ID 83340, finan.nance. Bnird Woolsey, 1! til. ser- become more prpni>ne to stress and with^ lheit problems while you’re H V. Bourn, 31 W.. 4C 400 N „ R u p e rt, ID 191 N . M ain S t., vices. developing more , H 833.''>0. surance. re.il wtiitc. Kctchum, ID 83340. ' u tolopia r Salon LLC, Corrie Orr. £ e stress-related away.y. MI ake sure you’re not con- ^ B Bronks Livestockck 1Inc., Brian Bnxiks, „ Idaho Mountain Real Estate., ArAmy Padfic Motors, Joyieult rsen, 30S2 N, 3800 E., Hansen.n, ID1 83333. Im dc.«•, scrviccs. 534, Pine Flower Studio: T ravel The C;impfirc-i^::c;;di..ioni„c., F Lios M e lissa G raves Vapoipor^ C:offee, Patricia Fox, 1: ^ • QscountIt CO u Is« • Tours Williclm H. Norilinth r o p . 120 E, A ve., I Sc C H 1 & R Homes Inc., Ray CnrroU,I, 6306i Allwrdi, 1321 Creeks!(Side D riv e , Hailey, A\-e. N., Buhl, ID 83316. 83301, retail. sileconc Drive, Twin F a lls ID 8330!J301. ID 83333, services corQ tutm ction. Wasteiste C ontrol Inc., Brad H yatt, 20! ^ -/Ajrllne Tickets‘ Hat*■fotels ■ C u s • Travel S to re -. ‘ Centre Staj:e Dau)iiiicc Studio, April 1 & W Trucking LLC, Jim Johaso:ivam, Pnifessional Woodivdworks, Robert A. Julie Lnnc,Lni Tw in F a lls ID 83301. 2 E. 990 S., Harclton. ID 83335. ; Cr:ii>i20I W. A ve.AA.Jen>mc.ID8333H, .. 2352fc Juracck, P.O. Box 5+*144. S u n Vnlley, ID Westersiec Enterprises. Elruy Binghai:ham, • /^sspoft Photos • AlterhternatJooal Driver’s Ucens&j J • rctnil Ir.idc, scA’ices. I. Dec May P.C. J. Dcc May, 2022029 H3353, construction. 17S W.IV. 3 0 0 S .. J e ro m e , ID 8 3 3 3 ' Ch.iricy's I'lumbin/;>inj; Inc., C harley C. Smdndium. Twin Falls, ID 83301,. hrliiw Quail Run Estatesrs LLC, J a y I’rtxisi, finance. M. insurance, rea l csiate.. ^ • TraveJcfs Chedi Cutler, .U)4 Founh AAvi \’c. W.. Tw in Fiills, ctice. 40G0 Canyon Ridge,;c. T w in F a lls ID Willialliam L. M cOulcy Ma^c Vallealley leCkS (TfwwtfipurtfuJd z - ^ ID H.3.W1. J«Rugi;ed Edge, Sheryl Paihcal,. 30303 83301. D etachichment of the Marine Corf Coinp.iraiive Healiealih TechnoloRics S^niond St. E., Twin Falls, ID 83301,, scr-sci Quality Painting,, F F re d d y G’ TruckinKi»K Inc., D ale Lewis. nes, 311 N, Tiiird Avc. E,, No.r>. 66, RCDC "rrucking Inc.,Im Rnndy Cook, Danielrl C.< N u isch . 4050 N. 3400 E . 4311 Adeline St., Ilanscinsen, ID 83334. Twinn FI'iilK ID 83301, services. 281 W. Caswell Avc,,c„ No. E12, Twin Kimberljrrly. ID 83341. TIio Cnifl Addict.,.S .Sa u n c y e Korb. 471 , i)hnsiin-Lcavi» Insurance Agencjrney F a lls ID 83301. Yuletietidc Trees, Donald M. BeckeiJter. : S. COO W.. Burley, ID) 8383318. irtiiil trade, , Keith J o h a w i, 126 E. 21st, Burleyrley, Real Estate Plulus LLC, Brad 525 Silv.ilver Beoch Drive, Jerom e, □ ------^ 3 .3318. r. ID CnHvford Bodyxl)oplop and Tow in« Inc., 8.331 H a r tm a n , 153G B uscsch C o u r t, Twin 83338,, rcreta il trade. ihnson-Lcavitt Investment Co. Inc.Inc., Foils, ID 83301. Fcrrii King. 1240 Alhii.... Z Boyioys Inc.. David Slotten, 80 ID 83318. h Johnson, 126 E, 21.st, Burley,, IEID Roof-Ii, Danny Joco e BrigR S, 921 S. Grandvi-68. Jem mm ic. ID 83338, con- 83301, ^ • I. ^ : Oiikley Ave., Burley,,ID ID 83318.sen-iccs. ^ r*'.'-'he Jiico Sporls Journal. HC struaion. Z nnirrliman Art Galleries of Sui : Crraicr Oucliwt>rk.srks Inc., Jill Grower. L-‘‘7I'’‘}’r•iccs LLC. 1974 Eldridge, Twinw in Roses by Smith, Smiinilh-S R I LLC. 129 Vnlley,, A n SB n> Inc.. P.O. Box 1684 478 E. 200 S,, jcnim e, 11)83338.II , ID 83301, services, Tiiird Ave. E., Jerom e,e. ID 83338, retail Sun Vnlleillcy, ID 83353, retail trade. £ F o S Dur-Nct linterp.:rprise. Krnest . J"*''"ilies' Q iild Carc, Julie Blacker, .‘K l ipCLEl i W eatherly Jr., F.O. Ikix Ho; iGG. Fairfield. 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"We " recommend that If kids was first anrin n o u n ced Jan . 10. oropened up his bedside tableble draw- Heady, a coluiumnisi, author and are are starting to express an interest AOL stock dedeclined sharply in er, I noticed a small wadid ofi the founding publi:■lishcr of Bank Rate in in investing,” i Mead says, "that the two monthnths after the merger bills sta.shed in a plastic: rip-lockzi; Monitor, (pai(parents) sit down and explain in was m ade puljublic, but has since bag along >vith some loosee clchange. "The real seL’s acq u isitio n of to keep it in his room. says, can custritomcrs know what wliat’s wlia called a Childhood IRA. Time W arnerir faccsf scrutiny from Tliat’s when I dccidcd it's umc might trigKcrr ai fee Increase or • Parents Pi con put up to $2,000 a regulators atIt Ihome and abroad, to get him - and his monc}ney - to charge.“Shopip ping a ch ild ’s yearb'car of eadi child’s earnings into a - as well as opp>pposition from con- thethc bank. account is the£ same: as shopping ChilChildhood IRA. But h e re is the sumer groupsps concerned about But wluit bank? any banks acc:count compare catc:aidi: thc contributions must be the growingg UMMERyAtACAlJON^ Time Warnerier to guarantee S54.50 in aftttcrnooii trading ption. Crcdit unions, ccrtifiitificates ^ f deposit, mutual funds, stocksst acccss to its cablecal lines by other 'T/The fieal ha d been valueri•er/at Friday on thc.f: New York Stock \ content provid./iders and Internet , Exchange, well1 Ibelow its level of nd even Childhood IRAsLS offer< l)isncj $ 160 f/illiott zrhen if tuw /ays to help your childrenun save CHland.|r@^3 scrvice companianies. J yW-f S73.75 beforer t the merger wa.«; loney. The Europepean Commission f A .> announced. amiounc&jjau. W , Im fk What’s more, experts say,a y . th e ■ 6 3 ® , » announced MoiMonday that it was Time Warnerer shares, which oal isn't jast to stash away mi N IG H T P K G . extending its; irinvestigation into a^ cottsidewhle at nou nrr oq f have moved ifin tandem wilh so1 y your child doesn’t ru n o off S net near i>ark anil 1 j|79oo| tJie merger, andmd reviews are also AOL’s for sever.jral months, were spci Dov Flex PasH valtiedueto a su/jser/uai. 3cnd it all on cindy. It’s too titead i toDi.tneylaiul Di f f l r 1 ^ From... MW ^ PpOUOec H u nder w ay by b; the Federal ^ offS2.063atS79.9.56.^. youiDur youngsters somethingS alaboul Coramunicatiotions Commission f /irop-off /i in A 01^ stor/: pnh rtn ’ At current Ic\evuls, the ck:al is manlaniiging it - whether it’s in a and the Federal F« , Trade worth $122 billioion. ing.sig.s account or a m utual fund. Commission inn Washington.V ------? See the But at thc se]separate AOL and inglg votes approved thc deal, Time W arner shareholdersh meet- Viejlenna, Va., 97 percent of^ A B e a p p»roved,> i € irstit, shop lateie r . ■ S f l s r ings Friday, thele imood was gener- • shailareholders there rcgistei;tercd Call us ior y ao u r tr e e Ims vegSsI ally upbeat asIS executivesi took thei:leir suppon. questions fromn shareholderss and The Tl deal had been valuedted at personal ansla ly s is . 5 • Great Packages Q expressed optiritimism about the $16i!60 billion when it v ) Available! D w as a ■ 9 1 j • Flights from TWin Falls H future of thcir < ir combined enter- anniinounced Jan. 10, but loslo st a I i oruoise. H prise, which willill be based in New cons jnsiderablc amount of valv alu e E ,• • Ix)ts of activities for D York and callailed AOL Time due1C to a subsequent drop-offo ff in I - J' thc.wholcI family! H Warner. 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NEW YpRK - Watch out for Theriicse opinions cannot be Mountain Villagflage, appear headed i “Tl“They can’t even see theic z area economic and in^nvestmcnt mood stopptipped, bccausc viewpoints are , for a battle overvcT who will control ' theycy would be annexing,” shifts and treat ththcan with the div nott oftoffered solely to giiitlL- >t)ii in ”,;-f th e vallrty floorir nr ear the rwo posh WIWhile stopping short of acaccus- rcspect they dcserirvc.. , ' yourur tlthinking but. more likely. lo „ resort communittnides. i in g; tlthc M otmtain Village off txbdn g With the econorom y in traruation imprciprc>ss you w ith an econom isi’.s f, TeUuride has:as fought develop* ' j loosc3scr on zoning, Curran1 s:said, and its outcomec u n ce rtain , the wisdorsdom a n d encourage .vou to l>iiy ir bi;* ®eo* years,8, iinsisting on strict i H j “Tellelluride is a beautifullyly ]pre- stock market vola•latile and apt to ornot not to buy his company’s pnid- g . -...(Ti building codeses to preserve the ' servdem merchandiang pnKess. .„■» m er mining townwn. contrntrols over development."." with thc wind, moilOod shifts can l>c A\ serviccst economy especialK- s TheMountainlin Village, connect- ■ ■ I A\ caUc j>n Friday to Mountuntain usribly misleadingng. lendsids iit.self to peddling i>oinrs nf t î,i>;edtoTellurideb:B by a public transit ' VUlaiUage M ayor Andy Hanleyey 'was An example fronom the stock mar- . view.rw, ;a n d th e process is intensi- t /ij-.-fiondola, was btbuilt to serve the WM . nott returned r immediately,ly. H e ket: fied;d when V political goals are 1 );;!'Tellurideskires<-esort, and its buUd- w asss said to be in a meeting, A few months agoa a n analyst's involvrolved. Thc selling of fear or J J 111 tilings ore moreire in an alpine, HS Jotfohimy Stevens, vice p rîddent d downgrading of a stodc ml^t )>c woele is a basic ingredient, like national park styistyle. 1^ of thithe San Miguel VaUey Corp., Co ignored, while ;a n u p g ra d in g flourur irin bread. J T h e TeUurideide Town Council RY said,Id, “ W e’re not shoppingng fo r might lead to a biburst‘of .buying. Con>Consider tvi-o v-ic'vpoints on fin-j -1....voted late Thunursday for staff to looseiser zoning." Stevens saidlid his Today, the down;Tigraciinff.might subjociiject, the hou.sing of Anicnc.i's I < .J>egin work onn ccondemning 860 ' compm p an y h ad w o rk ed w ith drop a price SIO btbut an upgraciinR famiUelilies. I O'âoes along thee rroad leading into IM i regio{ional governments forr ffive ml^tmiscltbyonin l^ S i: Posii’ositive: The housing hntmi - ^ ■ ■•'^’'town. yearsirs on how the land shoulduld be The mood, tliatit is, has cl^led the■ building,bu: buyinR and irniiri'V- ' “The town cohiinsiders the valley N u devel./eloped- like a winter’s day,ly. C ^ tim i^ has ing. the liousing stock anci raising : ^;.‘;;floor to be extreitremely important ' Heie said TeUuride now is5 mmov- been replaced by/ 1squeamishoess, . diclevilevel of hom e (miierstiij) to liie ' -.^.It’s our front dodoor,” said Peggy ' j lng5 away a from previous agrigree- while the underiyii/ing factcjrs.bavc highcsihest in the postwar era is a Curran, TeUurideide town manager. mentjnts. “They want to condem:enm it remained the samirie. T he environ- testami[ament to American innuimiiy. manner inil whichV th e land is |^ H andi tumn it into open space.. TheyTl ment hasn't changngcd th a t much; WhilVhile prices have risen, liene- ■' ■ protected or deveeveloped is of criti- want!nt no development at all." thc view of it has. ■ fitting!ing existing owners, affordahi! .. .cal importanceito to u s.” Itevcns said his companyly 1;had Massive moodd s h ifts , m ere , ity also has ri.sen because of mon- Tbe companyny that owns the HH reed to retain consideralx ab le numerous, volatilelo ancl capricious and1 bctter-payinf; jobs Ejjjland has declined offers to sell !to H y m space, enhance the enviriviron- than the markctpl;placc itself, have Ownernership has risen especially ‘ nt, provide land for emplaploy- become almost dailaily events, sliak- sharplyrply among minorities some of t s TeU uride. andi hhas approached B th e extrem es of them bi JJ2 the Mountain VilVillage to consider BM n t h o using, as well as some soi ing investors to th m b ra n d new imniicrants. M annexadon. am erdal development, inclindud- optimism or pessimimism, tlien pas.s- Neg;(egative: Rents have risen, I SS At its meetinging last week, the a hotel. Stevens said reci•ecent ing on as if nothinpng had occurred. especi.lecially among the poor, in ts of comparable land suggiggest That is, nothing m ore than mas- somele instancesin consiuning most of ! ^ Mountain Vil/illage council |H)B i worth a t least SSO million.tn. sive changes in port)rtfolios. theirir tat: k e-h o m e pay. .-\nd w hile I ^ declined to acce:ce p t p ublic com* E2— th e It isn’t always ca;:asy to anticipate minorit;iority o\s'nership lias ri>ien, the w- m ent on the requequest irom the Sail SIe te s a id ta lk s w ith ' t agreeuntoin Village were onlyy ppre- such mood shifts, whichw can shake gap between bet whites and minori- S-M iguel Valleyey Corp. to be Sklei(lera ride b eondola to the MountfunUIn Villas* In TeUuride, Coli linary, meant “to levelsl t th e the economic founuidauons on the ties remren; ains. annexed, the weweekly TeUuride ohotiioto. Thfl town of TeUuride andd KiKl stepchild, Mountain Vlllag open: inent,ying field.” He added. “WeWe’re basis of a simple governmentgi sta- Much[uch depends on the points of 55 Watch reported.l l nI s t e 8 d ,itd e d d - a dlipute over land developmentient decfelone. 1 hopeful that our landd canc tistic, and it is equ;;uaUy difficult to view,IV, anda those points change S ed to considerr titwo pre-annexa- m ent commvide many of the solutionsns 1for ignore them, m ore■e swiftlyS' than ever before, f i tion agreementsts sat its Ju ly meet* yearlar-old town object to thele S- “TeUuride would region. It doesn’t just haveive to You can txike thele long nm vicnv Statisticistical stu d ie s relied on nu.-'-e year-ar-old Mountain Village deci ing a S ^ ledd- impact, traffic, ' safesdevelopment I and ruiningng of of things and calmn ;your nerves by than1 e%-cre%' by economists and k"-.- | A . C u n m said dcitizens ti of h er 13&-. ingg their virtue becauiause while another ti itisland.” w t i j ^ to believe tha:lat one dais’s neg- emmennents, lend themselves to var- H e atives become tonjm o rro w ’s posi- ied intointerp relations, tives, but to do so> iis risky. Those Thathat accotmts for some of ihe olo,lnthUf«. mood shifts may ha\ave little basLs in phcnomnomcnon. Tlic selling of opin- age, arelnvolved playin reality, but they hawive th e sam e real ionsby by corporations, brokers, aca- f T a x oof your stocks. dumicslics a n d think tanks accounts provid Some critics haia v e so u g h t to for more. mor And the wllingness of ^ mHtlrtRUll«tN»»»lBwi Servicc______Id get aU of the (he yre say you were “pre-approv,roved explain the phenomimenon with thc peoplepie to absorb other people's rhe keys: Dc>on’t waste n, visual change be dea credit limit up to SS.OQiQQQ.. explanation thatIt w e h a v e too ideiisfoiIS for still more, S A t a time whenen it’s alm ost fash* tow n c a lls th e thc Ilai you’re not. Pre-approv•oved '"“"y "=xper«” °a n a ly z in g too Sincenee it isn’t likely to go away, S ionable to hateIte credit cards, ' , y means you fit a profile p many economic spiipecks. And, by you might mip just have to Ixr.ir with, ^3 Randy Gardner gi P J the way, being paiclid big bucks to tr>- to detcctc which is based in r goes against the essimistic vie»v long-ten•term view, f *3 ;_co-director of thehe certified finan- SUidiidc to choosing and usingng a pKjrformance of an ier review s your appUcatic edit card, and avoiding th e cator. ation, of the economy, onele that ij viewed TTiele long-termlc view is that it all / ;^ cial planning prprogram at the • lay say your credit report^ j as heading towardrd a crash an d .cancels:elsout < in time. ,Xj University of MiMissouri-Kansas ips, culled from banking, legilegal While it mi^t smoney is only a SSOO credit Umit. City. “You can’tI’t {get by without anded consumer sources. rise quickly and si ^ . b u tilling y cy d es arc also potentential c re ^ t." From the start, choosc a carcard the card issuer mi w. If you expect to pay off t Wait a minute,te. A ren ’t credit it’s right for you. Lots of carcard up front that the nonthr videdmce each month, make su counselors thes-ou have one of thi.'h e tn ilv Kri'iit l.i\ A ^ ^ Gardner practictices what he th e best deal. Grac usuaUy tied to Somtcard, use a rwo- billing cyd:yclc. shelters. 'Hic moti;>thcT is lh.' preaches. In JarFanuary he and Vhile a low interest rate iss aian ra te and paying ofind are also sub- Banksch typically squeezes cv< deduction of morortHiiKi- iMtiTi'-.! T ' T \ } \ ^ X in T ttti r i wife, Laura, and1 twtwo of th eir four ““ârvantage, it’s espedaUy imporpor- ances can be smanlie difference is leasticr 1 financc chargcs out,,, form>-oiir taxjililf• iiiiuinnc. TIiiM' *7 f'fc p o m 'J ,t if you ore likely to carryry ia cards to take advarird issuer has to . but ihj cspccL-ilk tme -care of honu- owiiMitTship when I “From the seconiond we left the ance. Any card interest ratetc Iis rates and balars’ notice before yournder p this method, a bank< cancj the mortRaKe iniiTi Ik- house we p u t eververything on our ™Shh compared< with most loansans, options can bc haate- Moslack two months to calculaulatc 90% of yiinr nmnrinthlv p.ivnii-iil. card, from fiUingng the car with “"d1 thi e y a r e a ll su b ject: t(to Klein, co-authorare so many low cygjcrest 1 on a biU. It can. in cffccffCCt, Al-so. properly t;it:ix.-; .irc- fuliv .\S .\ HOMlOMKOWNl-R. voii u ill gas, to buying tickickets and meals “ ^nge. 8 Aruiuol fees, latc chargerges Debt, : now. many con- card’sa out the gracc periodi forfi deductible. TIk-s*-■ tUm . (Irdm-Iiciii'. find it lo y o u r ucIviintiiKV to at Disney World.”I.” Even grocery I P'product fees can add morec tcto AU tea se r rates,pted to surf for owers who carry a balancmcc. '’*■• • .. vcr> ite m i/e: ddeductions. e cost. designed to lockrabbing 3 a good Nextco , nn fiRUru. item>ended uponan ithe card. ‘hcco irding to Bankratc.com, s The iiit.r.-M Gardner and hihis wife had a ook beyond thc promotiona»nal higher rate for the)ff 1 high-ratc bal- whichmet site that monitors credrcdit dcductii)n.s will in\ ; plan. So when ththey returned tcaseiser rates. “They’re like danlan- And there are I;i- Ici Offin-: 734-71?4-7Cicr HmiK': “:M-H“i;4 result, they not onl;jnly had th e gon- direct;ctor of Consolidated Crcdii:dit from one card tolazardous. said go bac[s an d billing cycles cann bek itemirr dwUu-tlon'-. veniencc of a card,rd. but also a 2S- Coxmsinsciing Services Inc. of Fon•on interest chargcs rb of Surviving interesd in th e card contract, eve day gracc periodI - a time of free Laudeidcrdale, Fla. They’re meantant immediately. Thc w ipegh c you moy need an accoun s o t - ® '- “ SS IP ” did iii-ft A G A IN ! cash. And, best o>f f zall, they never ‘o 8;rab™ your attention. But thc>hey doesn’t apply, js, h e said, arc borrowdegree to understand theth paid a ccnt of inten:erest to th e card jump from 1.9 percentt totc Bc warned. Carc you into “the accorde language written in micrlicro- issuer. 19.9) pcrcent F in three months,:hs, intentionally dccce long term." Interneic type. If you dori't undeider- ' ' ' ' Crcdit cards cer:enainly have a addinjing a burden to your cffortjjrts personalized letterslots of hidden cards,i th e provisions, seek advio downside. Consunium ers. ca n ccr- Ppyay off th e balancc. d o n ’t re a lly kno• Iirt, till- l.iihiti- lit .1 i'lilui I'll I but never go into dcdebt. 1 otir ow n (-ufr I IU she xVriflu inli.* I Experts soy lha«ttat with banks fr«> m » I hungry for customiimcrs, now is a vt*l agent. II ^rthini'j/’ •rn>r.ilril In ihr i-'lm- iiiii'l Ilr^l I'l- ii i>nv .in.l It. h.ixr .11. .itMrnrv Ilihi-iti J good tim e to pay off old balances /liua'fr Ciinlnir\-111 [Hipii l|[| bcinK attr'Ifd ol hi\ nf :h.ilhr Ihr Ji.iri:i v mit-l hr .IimtiixmiI 1 ' icnhti' tnxrK. I I diuni\%cil. AU Ihr Sii|irrmcinK inlcrn ' A irport Shuttle • I “See the V m I * ciJnlciMiin fT'ulluii; Inm 5';:j ■' igt; inrliiiltr.s full Anit his iiKh'-. ■■ I a s<‘l«>ct(:sli'>n "f a n Glass!” \ , fi : ■ < j HS. I I lhat hr ha> a dclrn'f, Iiiiiprr\cnl» [voplr .ircii^rrf ol rriim-' I I policrnun ir "rrai! him hi ' 7 0 0 0 TEL ll Itii Suprrnir Cmiri h I^W O/ficcx o f ^ pUtf ttpplicc It Lake Hotel" nil chjn/!f in iht Mirandj riilr P g ^ • Emer)' & Krrvhaw JK rrpr■ IL R 'i ' & K i KSl I WWN l-C ■ I 1^1^^ For Reser 1-800-325-4000 riilKO S tki IT Ni.imi • I’.O.I. Ilnvn< '4 9 7 I 4 0 5 M iU n A v e . Em T w in F a i i r». 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Knight RIddor No wivg b JServico______f l H | A Gainesville. Fl;Fla., coupic who | | | A wanted lo cele.-lobrate iheir enRURcmciu withith a woek'long BHB Caribbean cruise‘ h;has filed a com- plaint against ihtthe cniise line B3H with the Miami-Cli-Dade County F.qiml Opi)ortuniiyity Boiird. o f H Erica Fickett, 220, und Chris . H H IJut;ljes, 24. weree tair technicia th e University of Floriiirida. “I had to rearrange all our pla ^ ^ H The couple wentnt instead on ^^H four-day Bahamass ccruise almard the new Disney WoiiVonder - whicli does not have suchch a strict poli- Hughes said hele 1booked with m k ^ C arnival, the area’s largest carri- ^ ^ H IT, th ro u g h an on ^ ^ H agency and was notlot the age policy until hele r the tickets he was sent. ^ ^ H if f After wrangling iiiunsuccessfully with the cruise linestes irying to gei ^ ^ H P iifclw them to make an ^ ^ H | R Y w■ p H Hughes has filod a discrimina- r ul lion compliiini with the Miami- ^ ^ H{HBfi j I )ade Ivcjiial Opporturiunity Board. Hughes and Fickicketi say the j j 'i / ; V,.:;' B policy violates count;inty ordinances lliat bar tiiscriminaiiiation based on ^ ^ H age or tnarital status. . K Hunlies is askinglg llthe hoard for 'ill .111 injiinction agair the plus damages. i i i i f t - Ithe lightTTOUCH I by CraigI SrSmith 2% BELOOW PRIME WITH ZIiIONS HOM/IE EQUITY{ CREDIT LLINE I .

I. f f l our daughter’s da desire to playf and our six-month introiitroductory rate • • the violin vie may lead to music: o f 2% below prime——avji!.ible av only ’ lessons.:r si.«ecnth Her • birthd.iy m.iy/ until July 15th— is amonjlong the lowest ' ‘ an extra family car. And1 nround. ‘ S O M E T I M EES ' THE EQ U[ r T V necessitate .in //u n l/icrc ii'MV f/iit/icytiy w/io her idipped grades g;for a sem ester inJ Sign up today. WVhether he you’re • • luitita/ (o /«• il tr< '(•c SIsiirxam - hut collegclay bespeak may o f wedding; .idding on a bedroom oror paying for a - ' lirimi/iin'i \lnnil thetlw \lxht o f sap. E ; I N Y O U R HHOME IS THt Ybells...not to mention your need forr wedding dress, a HoiHome Equity ions B.ink will ' Oh/ iJ.vf K \\/ifii )vu»T»H i/on'l mrc some extraI cash...ca Crcdit Line from Zions w lii rc your u\\;. 7- : . or even justist one daughter, can gett about most. Its just onenc 1more w.iy o f ; expensive—o-Kjftcn demanding niorc: showing you that we havhaven’t forgot- 1 Sc/f-i i>iil'ultri(er Is ivalklnx money lhanlan you have dircctly' ten who keeps us in busibusiness. ' ' urotiru/ u « o ihow can you afTord toI To apply, o r to rc< provide forjr your fainily? Simple,.. inform.ition. visit yourjr I local bninch ' I AN(.S626). ‘ , • It Is iiitiii/ltix hou'' nilntiicli expi-nse W A Y Tro C PROVIDE fF O R T H E Open a Honlame Equity Crcdit Liner or call l-800-78y-LOAN fifopU ' u/Z/.v" I"In ‘1ori/iT loxel from Zionss Bank.B Our hom e equityr wnictliliis forr runot/ilnx. PECEOPLE WHO L I V E I N I T experts willill an.ilyzc your situationI Sol ncryfiiic rc/yea[vat.s gossip. and help yoiyou design a variable or Si’iiie Intpmwnut* It. fixed-rate loatoan specifically tailored to your needs. ZIONS SANK ■; Here Is t/ic latest:; TlThe Ivst tical T h ere are no fees involved,Ithe WE HAVENT FORGJRGOTTEN i • on what you rea/lyly iiwant Is at... interest you paypj] is often tax-dcdudible**• W HO K E E P S US INI BLBUSINESS*" . -

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' . y , ' , Lazio quopponents. The fact Rodham Clinton, his Deremocratic that a bogiogus investigation; rival, of instigating a SeSeciuities launched at the behest of a ' and Exchange Commissiodon probe HUlary Clintointon supporter, carried of a 1997 stock optionsIS deal in out and leakeut tearing evidence wasfas inot suffident to jus- people down. That’s th o p en in g gency afMJter two months of little : Note C fpcr/oot tation. Since then, nearly don’t like th at kind of wweather. I In Bismminrck, rain fell every umbrellas instead of isunscreen. predpitat igttfaHs ‘ BridePocers* • and a half of ' 3 inchess oof rain has fallen in the thought we were goining to get day but onene betw een June 9 and • Fences * Concrete Curb • Oe!}eaMutive Concreie • Retaining W But after a week ani bilden^Hydtoaeed* Pond •Londaixndscop{ng*Soddin3 j damaging heavy rainslins and flash area, floeIooding out some crops blown away." 19, he said.i. : Outdoor Ughling^Stwtai jed residents ahd hayrlxmd. la Rain last week forcedBdoffijials State EitEmergency Manaper flooding, waterlogged r two days, , welcom ed a chancc! to dry out. lln Fargirgo, a downpour earlier to dose thc coursc for t iz said he could under- ; Don't get soaked ononyour r i t ’s c o n s ta n tlyly , gloomy,” this weeklek dropped 7 inches of Aasen said. ; frustration wilh thc • spnnkler installatiiltion. i; fa rm e r in rain in 66 hours. 1 Last week, some In Grand Forics, pizza Daniel Kouba. a;f pson, w as northeastern Walshlish County, parts ofif Grand' Forks County driver Todd Thomp: ncern is, how long can d 20 inchcs of rain over enjoying thc break froosm thc wot JMyconc. said Thursday. “Tod;'oday we see reported ; aid makes So on?n?" Friez said earlier \ CallLawnscc:apes jare in our twodays.rs. weather, which he sai . “It’s lough on people, the sun, and weiai driving harder and mimore frus- tim week. : All Ihe service oi a largeI ^ j S h g ^ ! Floodinling has plagued various It s tough1 on0 their way of life, ^ r y . " tra ting. : landscape company' sat down North Dakota offidfidals plenty parts ofif thl e sta te since 1993, )f old after and it’s toutmgh on the cconomy of Ung with the much ofif iti around Devih Lake, “It gets to be kind of : lo earth prices. of practice in dealini rhursday. the state, 5- aftermath of floodss - this is the a closedd basin 1 in north-central a while," he said Th - P o n d s - ir the state is North Dakota.Di Thc lake has “Traffic will tend to slislow down ■ 1 FREE ESTlMftT£ I eighth straight year tl somewhat, some street:cts start to • We guarantee to meet or■bea"p!ices -Fountains seeking a federal disalisaster desig- risen neaiearly 25 feet since 1992, gobblingng up roads and fields fill up. This is the firirst sunny : on comparable se/vicesswithany i nation. day since last Sunday.” : established competh5W0f. ^ “There’s good nowews and bad and causiusing millions of dollars Ed Schafer. in damage The weather patte news,” said Gov. Ed nditions to “The bad news is .... it’sit' difficult. One of>f thei state’s worst disas- brought th e soggy conc i COMPLETE DESISIGN h s in 1997, when a winter the state is typical forr this time People's lives arere affected. ters was i a & INSTALLATIOION affected. It’s of severerc blizzards followed by of year, said Len Pet T heir incom es are afl National Weather Servrvice tech- |o»ny4:>o. 7:0< a^very tough issuisue to deal Red Rivever flooding forced the Ij news side is, evacuadoidon of Grand Forks, n id an in Bismarck. with.On the good nc' In June, the jet streaearn moves j 733-944(\6 vkrie've been dealing5 wwith it ever Sunnyy skiess finally arrived in I was electcd flood-stri«» tijjncc. , \ , OdM iajtMioai4wo.7:iftajo M SatBator. ■ I L * WWWJ “ss5Sr“ .-,2;2:lS-liS»4:lB-4;W K 9 OMMnOM IXC WMMM o o n KM UBttO «=» iHEil ~ RSTATE AMUSEMENlvlT StnaiitartLHtle.. ■ |9 ISI I m b NCr^mi/ INTERS nCkoochlaod. m aNEM A12*73^34-2400 K™rl ! I lM - t : t S - a J O I \ w nvo • TWIN a Now at thele Twin Cinemma 12 J ■A eo"«r.«o rr*D rontvaac>«vMJCi«Nt«J ti VHaSMtoSt-P -iB cx cx DouKCT.-ny m on CM.L TX*m* ron »MOwnMt» e ) i . i i I I w >10 Tlqes^ff Twin Fatli, Idaho Sunday,.ly. Juno 25. 2000 ... BESTOTL^LIECII COPY..... " 1! ' N atic'ION State dec^cides to bill\ parennts for caiire of deli;inquents; iin custodS Knight RIddor Nowa Sorvico•0______order p a re n tsts o r guanlians of jiive- unless u waived or reducca c c d by a should contrit•ibute toward .some of State 5 lawmakers, who this spSfe nile deliruiue.ients to subsidize the judge ji - could be S20 a d{day for a the costs of kkeeping their son or trimmedt r i the. DepartmedSSC da husband TALL/\HASSEE, Fla. - 1H oping slate’s e.x(5ensencis on th1 eC juvenile*jasdce sys- BBiankhead, secretary of thhe e Florida charges for sev:vcral years. But in all, us us pay for the juvenile systSBT effect July 1. judges throurougliout tem. D>Department of Juveiiilee Jusdce.J they have retuilim ed to the state just Bankhead said Friday at a n w s - Kim Irene Dietz- |the state be given ther powerpo to Parents’ pajayments - raandaicry '’Florida has dedded thatat parents] ov^$100;000.). ceoferenceinTtilabssw. c o c ife was slowly taking a ; w orse. )and of two years filed last month in Brojvard ZIONS BANK';('S COM M ITM Er A N D Y O U ilicc arrested her on UR COMMUNITYY. n a n d co cain e posses* cs at a Miami public

st episode in her life The money in ZionsZi bank, your niooney, stays riglu here-e in Idaho. So whctFither it’s in the Gold I - someone stuffed her in.side a broivn suitcase Cheeking; AtrcouiiiJilt .ndvcrciscd below c:or ;ui Ultimate CD ——your money helpss ffund the people and cd it on the side of • bu-'iincsscs that builuikl our coniniunicic:,cs and help.s them prciro s p e r. Road in Cooper City, irsday. .••foot six-inch, 120- I an w as found in a fetal I ood caked her face, a I 0 made the gruesome I lid police. I >ar old woman, whose I 1 addre.ss ivas in El I iami-Dade, had visible I lice are not releasing I luse of death because 9 ng investigation. I igators are looking for B ion with the bodies of 9 n a n d suspected pros- ■ either dis;ippeared or H rded in Broward in H

e more horrific slay- I Imt of Delia Lorna ■ B i ® Broward prostituie ■ n h a lf la st y e a r in a ■ I H o lly w o o d . A few ' f l lore her death, the. fl la G riffin was discov-- f l leant lot in the 1300 fl thwest Second Street f l I W a H ^ g a i ^ ^ erdale. She had been f l iilP ii iware of those other H ' iave occurred and we H I k Florid; ^ ' ' County. jolo rcd duple.x in EI ■ Then polic prostitutionice n arre.sted Dietz- H sion chargesifternoon of Jiine 7 ^ park. n. cocaine and drug- The latesta chargesi nt Legion k in Miami. was th e last - ; * thin fram e insito en g ag e ai> under- a and dumpedofficer in oral sex, » Flamingo Ro;h e police re|>ort. I Fla., on T hursc:)ked in to th e Miami I T h e fiv e-fc^>d on S20,()<)() bond ■ f pound woman position. Dloocare trying to deter- >winess whoended n up in Cooper discover.' told The 35-yCar-{ide the browii-can- [«Bj left in plain view ^ ii Portal in Mian:und Flamingo Road trauma. Policclieridan Street. HB her e.xact causrthvacelet with flowers S in Fort L au dnd e rt her wrist and a ■■ strangled. It forearm, "We are awave called Dietz- crimes that haviranged husband, iA/HENYOU y x n are still workin/Jve.sey. H e went to 3,000 SKYr MILES SWITCH TO ^ A UDIMS GOLD) PACKAG . -I a link,” saidilice ^ and identified Ciioper City 5 poh the tattoos and departm ent of is h■ e r F B I’s N a tio n a l C ccattic? a New York? Paris? P Scrvicc, tfavcl accidcnt ac insurance, A n aly sis o f Vicoperator 'WW h e n you .irc n jip n iv cd.•d fo r em ergency cashsh replacement and, bureau assists sr Z icinIS s CJold P.ick.ii'0 , y o u 'll11 not of counc. sky mmil ile s. serious crim es.iitive for I C o o p e r C ity o n ly bc gcttiii}' Ziuns Gold C Sign up for ZionsZii Gold Packagc v ^ I with police in ^ C h e cckinn k i Account .ind Visa' CJold ( before July IStli,;h, and you’ll get the 'I was last seen.after I crash Re\%"an"ards C.ird, you'll get 10l(»,(XK» lO'.OOO sky mIcs ile s and your annual y not say w h en oi (AP)-Theopera- WHER[:e will_ IT sk y mniles.That il way you cnn vwork S50Vis.i* Gold RewardsR< fee waived . ; known address to w ard r d visjiing the Spacc Ncccedle, for the first year.»r. Vl story, peach-colilat deraiUfd earli- 1 Portal. tested positive for E m pirc ire State Building- or IEifTel Call today (I-t1-888-673-7979), or I Miami police)kesman for the T cnver.rr. wliilc simult-nneously gigiving visit your loc.il.1 branch, b and learn A Live.sey th e aft(fransit Authority y o u r chccking cl .iccount and crcdit ci liow Zions Goldlid Packagc can give . ' ■ ^ ' on prostitution, c c a rd a ffirst-class upgrade, ;m an A l O ’Leary you more control,rol, m ore acccss and paraphernalia ci G Z iions o i Gold ('liccking Accccount more power ovci)vcr your money— M em orial P arkI yii e t c le a r w hat in c ludes d c over 20 scrviccs and b« She o ffered ator'sto drug use bene- wherever you’rerc headed with it. cover police ;iyedoff in th e acci* — ^ fits. AAlong l. witll a competitiitively Offer ends July•15th, 15 2000. -- according to the]jred some66peo- h ip h interest i r mte, you'll gett free Zions GoldId Packagc— over She was hookctrain in Brooklyn c h c c k s . ening. ks. better nitcs on savings anda-ai 10,000' reasons; that t! prove, once jail and released r c o in pilitnent.iry lit safe deposit bn50X— again, w c h a vcn’t e n ’t forgotten who " June 13. tion into the acd- YOU • so y or^u'll u ' have .i secure placccc to keeps us in businein ess. Now police ngan and no poten- mine how she beenen' eliminated, sto re yiyour p.issport when yor'ou'rc City. n o t c n11 1 ro u te . She was insiderator, who drives Z iions o i Visa* (io!d Rcw; •sted negative for vas suitcase lef C:.m l ccombines c tlic convcniencr f r Z I O NS S BANK i along northbouncor occasions dat- n c r c diit it card with miles of beneicfits: WE HAVENT just north of Sher91. according to JT FORGOTTEN ..'J Electrician Dat lo w intcified < that the MrmbcTubcT r o i c Toyota pickup.lismissid. When he unzip the g ruesom e di.sc “ 1 c a n ’t te ll if was naked. It wa told the 911 disp I know if it was r> looked like a man Through media live recognized' four colorful tattr rose with green riglu shoulder, a right calf, a bracc wrapped around rose (in tier riglit fi ! That relative L iv e s e y ’s e s t r a r Michael John Livt ‘ Cooper City polici i his wife through ' his own photos of 1 Subway o tests posit cocaine af NEW YORK (Al I tor of a train that ' CT in the week tesi cocaine, a spoke Metropolitan Tra; said Friday. MTA spokesma said it was not y ‘ ro le th e o p e r a te might have playe dent, whicli injurC' pie riding th e B tra late T uesday eveni The investigatioi dent was ongoing ‘ tial causc has bcc O ’Leary said. Tlie train operat th e UTiin, h a d teste drugs on 10 prior ing back to 1991, th e MTA. The operator h pended and notil ^r^A will se e k disn

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y o u c am r ’t cooK:.^: ' / m ' ' G e tc ( over it t U F 'F l ; ‘ Sometimes I[ feer overforTVdinnamers. And like most AmericTicans, deaths: 53,402.>2. Other deaths: That’s why I: wawasn't snobbish when 1 aboul the war was a hunch Jones, an Army corporald aiat tho 63.114. Woundeded: 204,002. § ■ fiincse soldiers we ran into I read the news time, ^ and Mil(on, a Marinerinepri- •World War 11(1 release about a ^ (1941-1946) gBIfl beforerc I was captured,” Jones I va(e, wondered firom their‘Jf sstate- Number seivlng; 16,112.566.3 H . “Their commander had convention of side _ billets why they should 1 SPAM enthusiasts. Bottle deothsrZJ291,557. Other H ••marched (hem, and when “ I d o n ’t th in k most pe'PeoPje deaths: 113.84242. Wourxled: H i they finally stopped they were expected it to last for lonk”i& said 671.846. covcred■e“d with sweat. It was ss4ien I would Arth^ nists, Milton nndan Jones found threareat.” know how manyy of (hem sur- Korean v every layer of the fc made a mistake crossingng^ê themselves spending “W“We got h it about 4:30 inn thct) vived, but a lot o:of (hem never orgamziidizations, according lo Anny ' m e a t of Spam and all that q38th parallel,” Jones said. “ Col. ChaCharles Borchini, deputy W hen I read stori there anything that 53 J- We Thanksgiving nin foxholes a hun- momDming,” Jo n es said. “1 kncknew m ade it.” thou^t thc war was overr alafter drcd miles fromn thct Chinese trar- wc> werew in trouble." Milton and the KMarines fouglii directoror 5of the Pentagon’s com- being picky eaters,:hat was when I was a jgwc cnased the North-Kore. rations commitlee. ong over a hot stove, u_ Dreans der Thirhe Chinese strategy orouround their way down nnarrow moun- memoraii parenting. I was c< out of Seoul.” . “We had turkrkcy and all thc Chosilosin was to infiltrate behir•hind ta in roads, and eventually, e to “It was an experience I never right kind of moth> feed my children “I got a medal for fighting te food pynunid every ^ mg the trimmings,” Jonenes recalled. “T he Allielied lines, cut the roads: andar safely. expectedled to go (hrough.’■ lones ctable-loving kids. Chinese on th e Brd of Novem'cmhcT next day, aU hell)II broke lose.” annihnihilatc th c Americans piec«cce- “The Chinese wwere all along said. “Bui‘But it’s one I’ll never fc.r- With my firstbon 1950,” M ilton said. “The Ar Tories aboul children ^ Army All across NN« orth K o re a , a meal,a l. They very nearly succeeceed- th e road, and guysys \vere getting get." right. My daughter! command and MacArthurr trm ed Siberian blizzarcird that d ropped cd. hit all the time.”’ I he said. “Tlie ------B russels sproutsars, s I blamed it on bad to pretend later that the Chin cs-Ncws writer Stciv Cn/»i/) J s convinccd that the Wnese temperatures 10SO degrees fell on “Tl‘They should have,” Miltcilton driver of a truck: vwould get hit, Timcs-N grew up telling peo com ing in to th c war a moitnonth the Americans atat the same time said,id. “T hey h ad us in a ver;/cry, and somebody elstlsc would just can bc■ nxrvachcd a t 733-0931. lixt. I favorite foods. Noother < produced veg- later was a big sujprise. It "hasn’twa; as a million Chinlinese soldiers. To veryry tought posidon.” slide into his placc.e. -’23. or write to hint at bu t it really was Is.trui to Ch us.” the west, theyr rou(edr th e S th Thirhe Allied response wasas to1 “I never had a doubt,di once all crumpJo sone believed her, lat old, he was refusingtrue. By to Date Stewart ■ m tion - tliat thc aRc■ ofc small tacti- (hat it coicould o p erate indept-ii- vegetables. H e’soy, a and my parenting Special to The Ttow êw i enl weapons had aarrived - was dently. but not much. Insiurive ju tho assault. T dear to everyoner vwho s;iw that Withinlin weeks\ after the end 11 “The only cookbc£ft for collegc happi- limvere - in the minds of man>any - ser^-c ns an induce: st - fortunately, in .i ’Betty Crocker Junic/thing in the kitchen nuc■esponsible for pushing Norôrth Reds, a batallion area on the «>utskirts '950s, remaining on active duduty I ... A i I ■ ^H negotiations begnn B ut th at's all righ or a decadc. They were prima in to pick up and landedded near the posi liound- cook in tho summer-o;netimes offers to ^H speed and to move[; tto a success- ar>', splatdaltering a nearby farm- imself-•on the grilL Y deployed ^ in Europe after thc worse in the South rows w ere thoroughly train< ful condusion. stead withilh ;shell fragments. mom served watcrmcr redpe forler-anditwaseven p< , ublic j appearance in the ina |H decisive in Korea. also on1 d isp la y as mtiseiim no one endcAl up onJth. s; In August, ray ural^ parade for Presideident The 280 gun batt;ttalions were picces - impressive,im; hut wiili lii- ■ Since then, I’vefmelon tr on thc bock iiscnhowcr y in January 195! normally nttachcd atai corps level tie to sho\how for tlieir roles in mer dining variatiaIt dinner. And it was dur months later, in May, oneor . in (hc Army, with (hitheir missions ending one on war and perhaps ing another. erred on th c side offamily i reunion pic- f thc guns from a battalion1 ststa- MM* MM«T •< DM* Mmtl and employment dhiirccted from preventing th at doesn't reqiJnJDne i argued ovcr thc oned -p at Fort Sill, Oklo., succcs higher'levcils of comimmand. Each ------mypart.' ' ’ potato • salad until ully fired a nuclear roun* Dale Stawart of Twinrfn Fall* found this 28&fflllllmeImetor gun amplaced at the battalion had three:e firing bat- irneart w ti rvtinxi Tima;- Wonder how SPAm shaking terms. gm.Wch exploded satisfactorilyily iin entrance to Uie Arm)tny’i Yuma Proving Oround In \Arizona In 1997. teries with rwo gumins, nnd each i\fws cditoiUtor who. as a noncoiv- griU? e tried lots of sum- £is(test at Frenchman Flatsts iin showing a gunn silhouetted appearlared on th e cover of Lifo.ifo b a tto ry w as orgaranized with nirwiofiedcd officcr of artHlcru. Itio n s. Mostly, I’ve pouevada. against thc risiniing m ushroom magnzinzine and wos seen aroundmd enough supportinglg sections - scn'i'd irri neo n 280 ^cJfr{J/ôn.< in Denise Turner isof a serving anything ofA tl photo tak e n a t that timiime, cloud from the nuclcarm blast, • (he woworld. Its prim ary implica-ca. survey, rad ar, firee direciion i - ]9!^4■} and / 055, ocJitorat 77«c7Tnjcs-A^fiany real woric on ■ tioni full PAM tastes on the vvhi« a (c V------Nev « s assistant features A I -Netvs. t I { ' ' ■ ^ E-2- Tlmo»NBwi.Trt,TwinF«fis.l

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-V a l e D)ICTORI/j ANS ------Ju n ei; is the nwnth - , 4 scholar, allendod National Youth Laadeeadarthip Society, Key Club. Clrt'aSc> Stata daiasata. recalvwi WeiMlyîlMtmaa tW X i.,. TwinFaUsCo; County . ’.nan on kietUdne. placcd third In Fedemleraljunlor J Uasic Valicy Tobacco Award,rd. named Wlonemucca Volla; mTtiie i ia in... hack fkanp I'lrvnun, and rtanMd (o "WhoiVho-. Who Fre« CoallilsB and Ttnimnnsanl n UMt Valuwl Flayer. reolTtti» S ■ //M Twin FullFulls lU s h S c h o o l iuDon« s ; Anerkain > lish Schoot Sl udeni L~ Masic Vallay Siudeat placem an d bomvatde mcntkn al TVla Fall.uiCewity O X l/mmm • Matthew Ander»denon. lun at Roy and Lynn *1• Dryan lIuHbttft, acn o( Barti and DannHuributt Hu L«adar.hlp: received art thaw. Comee isee ua about Ajulmun of Twin T>Ui. ' oTTwin Falli. 40 CPA; Youns Wonanhood 40 CrA; pvtldpainl In panlclpatcd In vivarsity award and Kbolanhip Castlefonl lUgh School>oi lanlly irMk snd Held. tennfi and crmarm. coun-i • Vtour O i grin. I Madrlsali and Jl.«. Unlver«liy. named a UMa* a KMUeoB Dudky, daushter of JaraiJarodnd ^ W T O O T HIDENlyVL lop nd^Su?* Idaho Top Scholir and Jeon Dudley of Buhl 10 'Who'i Who Aiaons CPA; lavolvad ia F« Family D«■entistry Aoorican IU»h Echod F am en of America. ^ 1 6 • Shoshone. 886.2722723 • Hagervuui.8S7-4ie7 !r«7e r'i'sijt^' Poeoek SnideittL' kelbaU. track, rodeoi« ^ n S T ^ , F j ^ 7 8 8 - received Caatmirvulonal t • W. Cancn Beyne^<>> ^ B L Family, Careerar aad Bnnie Medal. NationalNal and Jannifer Tbono* Coamuoliy Leader•den of • Mrrll ScholarrUlleroC Ull •« . both crfTtria Falk Anterica; named UolviJolvoilty orr of Idaho Top Scholar, Sch. Nuionol Honor Sodety. UionV v i^ le y ^ b a tt AMican M a tth e w Andeiwm B iy « Hurfbott Colorado ColCollese Dausbtertof tboAM - - Junior vatiliy fooihall Truftee Scholariolarihlp, Q uk TFIIS QuU Bowl RavoluIlon Cood a t. and Iho Tobacco rrved ai chamber ol commerce JuniorTf afflba.-atl Team. Inpriot) masa- ^ ^ ^ ^ B Elk. T aa»«s« Studei Coalition; IwrXimo ttuc iino.T«CJDt«aCofp. “ “ Ihe Year, aerved a. C champion In Ihc triple • Maidria J» ta . am of Tfan Jame* andn d A iU v a Iand Youlh Enrlron- DinaInalNMMy state dalasaie, race jump. K t Khotil record Twlo 1menial ActlviRi; Uath Notknal T^rvec AO-Ann-AitiuBi Ior iripI® jump, carsed ?IIrl!!’4.o'’cl'A;'’p^L: panlcl- iplace in che.iln the ^ Sdwlenhlp. taglo Scout award. H paled In D Hu*lui1 d«m INaUortalOpenAmatetff . KatlCathl Amy Dudtay. daushter of Jarmiar«iai>d named Idaho Tup Bf l*rofe»lanala Bedion. (wtxlaa Idaho Jean Dudley of Buhl. *"* .>kholar. and tcrved ai ScboUatlc Chen cham- CPA: member of FutureFui __ Bo/iStatedcleswe. wrre ploa, fourth place lo F a m e n ot Americarica aad ■ • Jraa Arromica Team. Ea»lee SeoulI and Idaho Open dert ■ AnlnKUm of Twin Falli. EBBT 10 Top champion. Communily Leaden la ■ 4 0 Cl-A; t«nlcipCPA: cnity ef K J m IH M IM M ■ I'rolciiiunali of America Involved In Job-. ■.KMVT ■ and Kry Club. on|oy> Kui^*ilan^^So HI Baok ■ Seoul. Faith In c; •acrved a . hotpilal voi- Idaho Top Scholar, n ] Seminary and National foU. reed rod ichoi umter.recdvedviriout StudantEi Academic AUâr and I IlonorSdi>aie. ■Sodety, tplaoo awardt. Bronie H»l iWw«*M Federal Saving. B office, b ut noiot a cosmetic bottle. OiOur medical staff has y. lUuftliicr c.f Ken and Caihy j . Canjtreuiaoal Award, UB w m P J out.landlng Sen Aitdcy •>( Twill Talli. 4.U ManditoJame# 5‘o!;!i;3'K*tS2 Dlitrict Cbamplon in received PreUde’ recently com|npleted advanced trainaining in the latest dncwneni fonnailin PoUcyDebotaimand tt£ervica Scholanhlp. Ji!ifiaU?ValUMuVHiin>>r DPAci blue belt In Tal Kunfl • ^ iiannt, technfqucs oi • Briana Untx, daushler of Kan» and, C D v m b ry and ^ ofsk/n health restoratioltion that effectively Socleiv and Kry Cluh. • B I lxn» U twin PaUa Fu, terved u > x»o^ ^ g | | | Clear Lakes Christian CPA; participate. Acadctny pUnd; corrects probblems that cosmeticss canc only cover up. .. m Jonnlfor Ashley National liooor Soc • CbMlaae Strader. ------f . IMtailf Dmatllt lUi communily thea I daushler of Larry i church actlvltlari^rtoui didautbtarofTbcmaiand S ^ W fl Introducing th e O bagi Nu-Derm System,Sys a presaiption Nancy Strader of Twin | B | I ^ Linda liarma ol Wend ruimril liljtmToji Stt»Jar I danco. tervsd ai pi CPA; playi pla • Victoria nscdaurio dent of Pamlly, Cai Pant, 4.0 CPA: acmdai home-treatm€nent program that: hitiorfan of the Drama accepted at We.le; and Commui P l B i i ^ B CoUwlnMaeon.Ca..pI I Leaden of Amer Club, parilclpaled In ^ • Diminishes fifine lines and wrinkles,JS to In elementan' < ' earned Yoi Key Qub. b o w ^ team Mlndl I and Naiional Honor ouooa. • Iriiproves skilkin texture and elasticitycity acceptrd to Recocnliion and vor FilerH lghIn and Unlverally uf Ulah 11 diatrici and Rate dnnaa I Pller, • C orrects uneieven pigmentation (ag- daushter of Martinved • in To find out mA:er | H H Robetta DeKlol. of Fll • lku>e MaiUBa, Wd o( tUch and Lynnibullve Yan papartMpaced In football. I ^ g l 3JW CPA; ^ y « d tmrnb.Laura Nu-Defm syststem can do for you, or :for t pinrd Notional Sindrnl H B of Twin Pall, and baaebaU and the Uasic J B K ia the band and Ja n Ba I.ratlrr.C., and CPA: participated drama and National lloi about other treatments Phantom D. Society; received Lat '•= |o|BjAjGjl|; Bagdasarlon urlon. dj.«Uitrr of Clary and Bear nii Moore Cunnlnsha'leSSl offered bv ourur oractice. call us. l.iirlt>i llnRdatarlan of Ii^,!lle‘i”A««r.Âc ***• Scholeihip fnxn Idahoablefo^ SC tlnitn Newt, und wTc oons American lli|^ School Studentv" rrcrptlunlual AmrriTrl Inle^ll™ al Th^p.Obcn. member GfNatknal lican Sodety.Soc «»h Ano Lawley, daushter of Daveil a Q Plastic & Recons)nstructive Surgery Society. Diilribulld Pam • Koctncy Lynn VoOwrlkeiler. daushler of Karen B B I H Terrle Lawley of Flier. < Member Kducalion Clubi JaflnkaoTlVinFaOiind ^ H E ^ B CPA; panlclpatcd In the- Medal. Top America and Nalioi TlmVoUweikrafliland B B t f l leadlns. National tionor 1 208-735-8386 lHrk.40CPA:p*tklpal- I F ^ ^ l ^ ^ B ciery. Ouilne.. PrDfeuion.Pre.l- Toll Free 1-888-28-223-9147 produci lS II; received Prlttelpalation Cunncci.ciil, irrvcd ai aano M artens Production., nan) voêyball town. Dliiri- E e . r P '' iO B Lcadorihlp Award, iScho- Ida: 552 Shoup Ave.e. ’W. naiioud nxinkdeles butlre Education aubt . , Sara Barton 'injtuiUnt: cdimr uf ihc Don }JSM Slato Univertliy Prc Twin Falls, ID 8330183 Inlui ci>valrdlctunan. for NailoniU DEi of AmsiOk 411 and Ka- fc f ■;* ^ M W denilal Scholarthip. Coc ______jiiKhiM ol Cordon and J«n .prti.l.in 2000. OuMiandlng Dancer by lhe K tknalKooarSodetr.tV' Breail Lfl In s Oaic]ue A doelati. narlim and Jody and Comprtk Doner Altlanci- and Outua»Uae Tednic erivedUnivermltyof U- ScEoUrahip, Klwanlt Set n«fieU Wtlfihl^. a_n ol lie "j R.xky Mountain TheUer Aaodaikm,all anda tat ;_ jiB B larahip and Cellete li>nal Scladarthip Winner by Tremalna Dor r r r r J T T Southem Idaho Part dl Me, » TIttany OllUniitoo. lii B B M H sQualUSar; for four jran, I LBWWy ,rtal Scholanhip. • NIcholM K.ceired Ote KoTtiMy Volhireller suStale DECA winner fur larthip . foifour year*. National W Obcn of Twin Falli.at, 4ih DiX:Afi»Ua.anda»vBk>dksii CPA; member kholarof r • Robert Walka. aan <layer Bo; v«l««lvcd In OuldiKr auh. Drum Corrw. Oabe Rulh ^ ' I Idaho Top Sdioiar. Bateball and National K n o wn i i n g l i o w t o ChrUle Pa Honor Society, enjoy, daushter o{ Danny a momountain bIkIn*; te- l-îilo^l*^^ ol Roca Pail ol TWin Fal xived Unlvetaily id» ôur style. aoUSK.DtS«fl 40CPAipanidpu«d Hr> Top Scholar Award ^ f i t y o ■nd Unlvcnlcy of AriB- Tiffany Billlngton f,^ rd rm ^ ’‘'Lcailrr'.‘hl? track. National Hon B S iûCenenl NcnReddoS Society, Key Club ai Tuirulilon Waiver, named Druln Club; receln o Ihe honor roll, and ihiiiijr^xlrly; compri- batketball icholanh Robert WaOw ■ctepted to Unhmily cf to KCC In Kanut,»ihal] 4 ArilVrinnallancnOileffi . Diurtet Athletic Schol^ a l^ . • Rachel M. Webb, d ^lushter s of Auttlnaod ( wel>iMi;r de-uni and tec. Award. RCI Nation Deborah WebbofTVln <«ul u< pn»freadinM on] Moti Valued Play. Kail-alU. 4.0 CPA: metnbcr ediiloK In i m placed Award. Idaho Tc ll National Hcraor Ik>- i I^nutiinsand " ilaih f- Re In 2000, and named Idaho -Who-. Who Amorir and fe.tettlooal. ot America, nl i a t ’s American HI| Ji Schc» MTtldptiled In itudrni n. iliiiBhler «f Tlinmui ond cnnsio P a u Studmn* dety. srottlonal Award and CoUeg. g re a t. Leader* of America. and Mask Valle: lead. Foundation Scholar.hlp, attend«*ed National Studer y ^ r l eking V , for a j3 ||L vrvnl at vice |>re-u Coalllknjdoni Lradei.hlpFo»wncnLaw. 1 SihiU.ir. Ilf Ihc tenlor cla.t and attended Doy'a Stai vice p ro ld rn i of the and All.Slaie Ban> Buhl High!tl S c h o o l the linIt deal o n a named Linlvor.lly c Kallnda Brewa, «.U » _Bty _ of top of Idaho Top Scholar an daughighter of Cres and the 3P op by a PM T TtiW j ^ p m t , ___I______i_ dam Paxton i>auRhten of etger th Helen diSlile. won r c a ^ Cr ii ° f ) 436-71riSI 878-71511 734-36SS I rnjoyt liunllnR. flOiln« Kallnda Brown and miilnrtyile ridlnc, ges, fo r all decors, pr ; Ashloy Borron parlicipBled In lilch Iriim ichool rodeo, riiliite f your needs. I'antveft of America ond 4 11; mrnil>er ol Valloiial rrcrircd' ■ XVIki Am'iiiK AmrfK.m HijjiHonor I Soi ii-ty and »Jenn Wronsler ll.uh Sciiool g All Star Tram, named li. National Honor Sodety y o u i r r e i m e ®I t a rr e 1 i Key Qub. UudtW laoc American Illsh erthip and ftudon ambauadi-i; acceple. Onireruiy of Idaho Ti>p inio Univrr.lty o J t i r e Waihlnglon Honor Provam. participate. dauRliler Tom ^ H ||P R In tho Whlllenbetse ; a m Wrillng project, name.IU a ss a c t a s 1 l anr.'Vr) CI'A; tludent dance lor elRltl ycart rttopwpp. “ c S s 'i . t s ; W.ih b»i Head. Intcrrd Jenftlf Idaho lummer work : Brian Brown |C'in innk. terved a> cham t i v e If you or someomne you know would llik i k e a m p r c a c t i v e \ I uul named Idate Top Scholar, Estates Retirement CommunityC' in TWin K :an> Poeoek. daufthter of Kent and Sondrr1 dem amhaiiador and du>p,aiulik Ilf Twin Fall., 4.0 CPA: partldpated In rar and fuJfUIing retstirem ent life, please5 g i v e u s p call or : t ôilonal Honor Society • Camroik and croil country. National Honoith fnends, I have a hri'ridge date with a grou[ liruiorer, and mcml>er I’luoik of Falls, Idaho, m ail the attac]ched coupon for morere information. ^ III Kry Cluh; received tity rroik beautiful Snake River Canyon.C Ibmorrow, al loiiryrar (uillon \ : Katiiica Seholarahip lo lup in the Great lilahii Siolc Uniyeraity, will enjoy ggoing to the Bridge Cli i ; inulliple (UncB awsrdi I after shopping, I jry Scholorihlp, named friends fron:im BridgeView Estates. i|> S.lioUr and lo -Who't 31ub with a few m z m M IikJi S(hi>4 StudcnlL* I n re tim e for activities :s.'b( Laura Clark ut cleaning my home, ( 2208) 736-393333 [ SnB und 2000, otlended insportation to lloy't Klale, earned "I live at BridgeView E es care of those details f Y esffd nice ation about [ IjfJe SoKii AwMdând ;nt. BridgeView e more informati bnight after dinner with independence than e\ I O R ental Aps[>artments Â ssistected Living i liis for me. Now I . f-uni Ctofc. dauRlv TOIloom overlooking the be£ vish I had moved here I Fill o u r formm and mail to: BridgeVieiView Estates [. j. irr uf I’airicia and _ ever before in : •■ Franclseo Davila SI.rl.lon Clark of Twin 1<00 I 1828 Brtdgevirficw Blvd., Twin Falls, IdahoId 2 83301 |: ^ ralK40Cl‘A; partklpoi. Bte.1 In fa.i p.ich •ollball, re sooner." I i: t w Estates is known a s : Sult.aial Honor Society, ^ I Name^------______I ' r vrjil..*ond p.«rycon. iM I : Whoir-uverVT>a«tipajl. xtensive activities pro; ! c i t y . , _ ------______S tate______ZiZ ip ------1 oui>a»I rixeortl Woiitt. named tn -'Whn'i retirem ent facility - ren e features of any fine rel HUh.Sdi..JS«idnit..- , , , fine dining and an exi • Dixrln Fry. ion of tllC I JdirrynfTwin I'alli arul curity, transportation,icated fi next to Magic Va SA'-'„v."i;.v::rK‘4 secu dull and Nail.«al Honor p idgeView • J Estates is local Society. aetveiJ »« volun- DlIUl reer for Iho American lake , River C anyon.. FUNlCnmandajiluior. 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Fallc□llmiliic um (lu ulutalorUnt tusMclimad at Oanaa Theiapiea ef >lajflaternan. 3.98 CPA. • OrknOrkm Ovlaenaaa. aoa c< Oonaa Baaid>*ad M ^leVdlc/iblthidioQl*. V , • of Twin'In Falls.Fa 3 CCP A. Ilauan lUgb School pCCe • HmimIi Cttriy. toaI ofoi Darrtn aad Taraia • MenM foni Mdbwrr. daugbtar of Kaaaeth aod BlabMMCounty Cumr ol Klabarty. iS CPAPA. Idabo School (or iba Jaanlfarlifer U ulbarrr ol Kimberly, 3.92 CPA. J By Robert H.WWolf*. North Woodmere,re, NewYorlc Daafâod Blind. Kimberly«rlylUgh I School KHMrt—ar—«tUthM.«totnfawel S u n d a y rlU«bSdMoL ^ o f Wendell. J .«»CPA. C Weodell H ltb ♦ EitaErta IMarie Binham, daughiar of Tom aad •cronyrn . I t H E r C ro ssvw o rd ] Jaraar R. DkfcnM. aoo or Lrsn *u«hiar o( Rod aod Si J»ra™«c«»ny- Andencncra*n of Uurtai«h. 3J2 CPA. Munaugb I ligh 20 Mnt*rMo(flgl It ll* iif"lti"l Frfdimnora el FairttolA J.9S CPA. Cou t Mktaal J. Am, «.ofCreaandtÂmo ol 21 Ivy te s g u a s a I* I*' I’* I ___ IliohSaSchool Ud.a WaOmr. *on of Brail aad Cindy Waliur of Jerome. J.9S CIPA. Jcnaa»a!ll^6chool. ofH^rmberly, 97 percent. Twin Pall* m t a f y _____ ^______f ______C aaata ala County of J a ^ . 3.98 CPA. . JanoalllchScfaooL Stan Allaa. *on of Scan aad Caihertm Allan 2t Nakad I Eberry • Kfialea Haria llaadruirici*o«.dau,b.arof in FalK 3.97 d ’A, T-ln Fall. lUgh ScW 27 RusOa “ ‘ Lc.Lea Rraa OnneiML tea ol Slara and Sbc Laura Arrlnglea. daughter of Claon and — — — — Otnondmdol ButVr.lSSCa'A.BurUylUcbSdaSdxiaL Ran aadToolllendriduoa» cof Jerome. 3.38 CPA. Kennaa ArrArrington of Twin Falli. 3.97 CPA. Twin : 28 B«J tima for MalcQla Aadataoo. aoo ol Kaltr anddLe.Ua U. Jr-oinelllthSchooi. 1 ligh School C aatui' n o n o( Dado. 3.72 CPA. Declo lUA 8ch>ScW . * Bara L. Sbarvk dtuchli* i.ro ltJ « U Sharp of :raa( B*a *cn of Jeff and S « a OaU rf Twin 29 |ylono(onous lafoir Lyn SUMlaaB. daucluar Lynraa Iaad Jrroma. 3.98 CPA. Jtraaw II 3.97 CPA. Twin FaUi I Ugh School ■ ^ -----3 a Sceadman o( JUTl Rirer. CPA. Dedololliah II • Bebwta A. nObaaH. d kteUiaa dark, daughter uf Ron and Qenda | « « «4M ------S8GPA.J*rornalll«h3J OaHc rf Twin“ Fall*. 3 97 CI’A, Twtn Fall* lllgli Scrcoa Rasadr. daushtar of Joo andJSandr Sat ScbooL I 34 Actrata ■ f l i p >dy dl OakUr. 2.9B CPA. Oiklayy IIIlllfb • C/Tita Catblyti Mata■M 1Warner, dauabter ol U1(B c:a1. UyU and Roben Warner e Rabacca Whldla, daushlcr ot Jim andnd PPara Jerama l(l(fa School. alillnrtcu nl Twin Faili, 3.97 CPA. Twin 30 erM rtakmrZadora Za ~ 3 T ■“ »« u WblnTaIla of OakUy. 2.9S CPA. Oaklay. IIIHlih • DaUta Maeo, nn of Ra f Ugh School. 37 Oaartooth School. ^ * Ed«t.3.9aCPA.V.U.,lU,h “ 'is;Critiln Kaye Dodd*, daughter ol Jay and 38 ChMriaad«r*a ■ ■ ST — — — — — .TyrT m » O. Taalar. ton of Cay and Carol ^ Sandy' Dod.Doddi rf Twin Pall*. 3.9S CPA. Ttrtn F*ll< ■ T««t«r c lUchSchni‘ichmi chaar •r of MatK. 3.96 CPA. Rafi Rl».rriiish III Lincoln County •Blelkala .1U Fmkea. daughter rf Unda and (>r>r ^ 39CCtoamachi» c h i ^ ^ P — — — — . tkbooL>L jnvx rf Twin faUi. 3.9» CPA. T-ln I'alli - 4 5 'T h o u __n o t. • E. Colleen Van Taawlaell. dau«hier of Kant |(ich Schooichool Van TaucII ol Dit1ril^ 3 9S I'-'- 48 CurronOy occu ------n _ ------QoodlrtUng County 95 CI'A. Dieiitch lUsli • Tanran Illamen. daiightrr of Brad and UHx- wciiwi is- School, |{an«R)m >drf Twin' Fall*. 3.97 CPA. Twin FaU* Htgh 4 9 Olmfflc ■------•RmiaadKl Fatdkntr. dausblcr ot Too FauUa...n---- • Derrkh R. EllU. tonn tol Kerin and SyUla School.I. 50 G anuar '* of Blit*i u and Dabbla SKaarinten of Uounli Ellii of Richfield. 3.J4* GCPA. Rlcbflald Hl«h . •atrlch Karl llobb*. *4>n ul Randall ind 51 S p a i^ th artictt liotne.>. 3.3.4 CPA. BtiU KIsb School. f ». Dehorahrah iloblnII of Twin FalK 3.97 C:i'A. T->» 52 SMtarwhalar Joaana Aaderaea, daughiar off mB< . • Srauel Keilh Odebo ll«hSch-«l ■ ■ n m of (kKxltnc. 1.98 CPA. Côodins,> illrhIU Ladonna Cedeborf vl ShShoih .ne. 3 98 Cl A. . Aud/iAudrey liunieher, daughler nl Don *nd 53 Pra«»ftMd Sho>hoarlllshSchoal LuAnnn Ilun»rkrrIlui ol Twin l aU% J.97 CPA. Twtn am ount ------Ana Mamaal. pat'cnii are d««ea*ed. ill FaUtlilch!:ligh Scliool. 56 Prafuflcos Ronald and Ennica Braun of Shothene. i*9s3. Twin Falls County • llelecleleD Smith, daughter ol Edward ind 56 AOi^gworTWiimonlh IHjHHSr' • CPA.CXX(x»dinr of Cary and TareTereu • S v n Damll. ion ol Jacl'achandLorenaOanTlI School P P — - ■ r ol Goodins. J.9X CI’A. CoodlniI IlllliIII] olBuhl. J.WCCPA.BuhiillcllchSchool. >f:mjlrinlly Sterling, daughter rf Tim and Chli> : 60 VMvaniabflcs I ® ------SUL'"J. • Jame* CarrUea. ionsn ul Dill and Karen SterlingtfrfTwln ul1 Fallt. 3.9# CPA. TirtnFallilllgli ' : 61 SuQarbowTa rtortan iMummn. daushier of Lanylyand a> Orrlaon ol Caiilelord. J.i3.96 CPA. Cailleford Scho.J compflnlofi ' ScbuRunn ol C;oodin«. J.OS CPA. CoodLCoding Hlsh School • Marl*Url* Youag. daughter of Doug and C*ndi : 63 _whaal I _ _ lU«bfichcSchool. • Jertca CrUT. dauchicr-of of Ron and Janir Cnll Young rfol TwinTi Fall,. 3 97 CPA. Twin FaU< Higli II 'amara Tlwnpjcn. daushlcr of Sicpkmen andai of Twin Fall*. J.981 CPA. FU.FUerllishScU.,1. Sl. 64 Taam'a charmL - - - 9 ' 65 HtaoompankKnton? ^ — — —U 66 CCtoabanko«kor '* I -iii 69 Otto ra r a>«ni ^ n r ------1 70 Wacthaf-mapl«Pras Q 2000 Trtxjns Mack«acUSorvicat,lnc. 75 TaWa Al rlghis resarvad. r 76 Ramrtant TMSPi : 77 Dor»ahuaoff ------1 *fiUr>or Knows> « 120 Fon-wkrai hacdUodUne 40 Cruda workers? Proceed slowty but B a a r 121 O antlowom an1 41 _ cuantoa (a low) 83 Nochtmuslk* 101 >sufoly • / T A V 78 Custom ary cxtjextras. DOWN 42 Pastors, rabbis. 83 85 French summors Abbaolliraol si 85 PuoWodwoaors 102 brtafly priests o te l. 86 FoolsA poorly i;5 r J V , 79 Cannad ' t Lattara oponars 86 Pipo lypo 103 F< 2 __Paulo.BrajlI^ 43 Somewhat past 87 •Nona* slar Anna V T 60 M amo acronym duo 8987 Just Dko 104 Conceal7 81 Host S U p p a rn m b 89 Whilofish kin 105 C ^ 4 C^rtval 44 Splashes In tho 90 C aps encflng? SC /'Ty 84 Runniastand c shoSows 9t90 Not Sharp 108 C ” 5 Raving lunaOc 9 t Round nrKi: obbr. io g AAcUoss Gabor J c ^ > squtoHost Tfj 46 •StnfWara* DIartstAnals 66 Martormodaolo o f prtncoss 92 110 DPeriod . / / Btorws 47 Mkio vDhido S892 Swool-lalk 111 Olsoncumbof pi If ■ 86 Swat again 7 W aIasao< 98 Bo beholding to 112 0 SoBdarlty 52 Encrabto gg Ctoudcovor K : 89 CCtoanoduci 54 Man unll 99 Ponllotn m akers 113 C 93 180 dagraaa frc 8 Brtdo-Bvow The foliolowing businesisses can help\p m ake wsw »from gvaluodparsoon 65 PhotoraoOst 94 PC m aker >0 Election h o p alU U pnlntgr your LUwedding a met^morable occai'.asion. 95 F^bray or Frtda; 11 'AuldLnng_‘ 57 Scorch tamtilariy 12 YtHing S cots 58 Paid attention to t 3 G J n g o r _ 96 *Dla8_'{day< 59 Senator Hatch of CCESSORIES HEALTH/BEAUrT Y / H A I R PHOTCTOCRAPHY wralh) 14 Jury fiTKllngs Ulah 97 Oisco(danl aou o f FJoronc*nee 60 Alarm dock. e.g. About Bricles (customized) Falls Avenue Rtnessss Unlimited Aliens PPhc h o t o 100 InlarvBna lO C C to a n 61 Scold mBdy 798 Falls Avo. acum anlat 62 Change a n alarm inslcic Candlestick Park 105 E. E .r M a in 102 WofVfor Twin Fails 734. 104 KampofthaNSNRA W ostom avDfitsts 83 UnabTo to sit still . 736 2nd Ave. N. ic ra.me m e 324-2486 106 Rlciglat 18 Bacoma 64 DUIIdoubl«l 67 Kidnapped helresa I Twin Falls 734-3444 107 CCa to a nursa W omen* Fitness Unllill m lte d * { 114 Drugstora chain -ZitSSai^ Patty D e b 's DDynamic yn Images 115 Israefaalrtina^ 29 Habraw^mcxilh) 68 London twrough I 336 Main Ave. S. • . 30 O a rto n tool 71 Broom ol twiQs . 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t w p ^ ib I* | [ [ S H - f i =■ I i" Li«a Unard Sm iSS M im SS,;S l ^ p P ii ■ ...... iJlil i H i C*UaaF«m«l»ck r■ : , I ■ I -= f.'srsiis^ i s . ' llll @i i ~ii ^ H l " ' i@ iS i p l i i l i l ^ A aw cU ^ Scholarship for J200. rMi EIB Jeca?hl* n Toonu Minico Ml C. . i a " • Rlebard M. Walker, ioa 1 and Karen of MOfglW W{ '*• Club and Kandy llu d lertf cl e S ■ 1 ■ i t • ',------' Sanday;iim2S;2000 TkMriBwH»w,TwfaFdl».ldifao M . ' F am ily>YLIFE I ---- V e d d i n JGS( ------_ Yo u n g -SlABALAa NGAGEJVI^ E N T S — - — A n JNIVERSiÂRIES^ TWIN FALLS - Tafommy Young . | . and Dan Sabala wevere married ' mrl-jAGELS . M June 3 at t ^ White HiHouseinTwin BL -J T h e H oDMERS i ' B l E Fans. . VBUHL-Tomaniand Cathy Blair of BaNIDOKA - iiMr. and Mrs. ^■ □ 9 deMetzgcr. . S ^ ^ em , O ie ^ o nflounce n o i die engage ! Kennedi Homer off 1Minidoka will : daughter of ment of their■ daughter,dt Traci be honored at ann open house ;y Young of Cristin Blair, to Todd Michael Friday for their S(SOth wedding Jagels, son of WayneWi w d Judy anniversai^. I ridegroom are 1 JogebofBuhL adves are invit* V a of Gooding - ||Pkjj9^| Blair attendeIded McKty H llh ^ 30 to 9 p.m. at ousin of the School in Salem,;m, Ore., and is a uilding, 20403 H M I bride’s maid |______^ gradate ofr George Fox ewberg.Ore.Sheis Oan and Tonny Sabala University in New) Sdith Maxine f l rriend of the employed byTVanrans America Glass arried April 1, smaid. A recepiception was held following ih Andwrage, AlaiAlaska. ' ' . . >usin o f th e the ceremcemony. ; Jagels attencended Buhl H i^ in Minidoka for ergiri. Kristenten Sabala, cousin of th^.' School and is a graduateg of toe ave been active Mi^M«xbMMdKa(mtbHo(mr Officiating was Dako th er o f th c groom,, attendedatt the guest bookr: University off Idaho.: He i* ToddJifiiindTnelBWr lYiends and rcladCoundL _ The bride is theaman. c Gift atte:ittendants were Shain&' employed by' LCMFI Inc. in . ■ ed to call from 6:30Union Pacific e event is being given by James and Karley1 of the groom. Walkerr andan Josh Walker, cousins A ndurage. G od d ini Anchorage. Acequia W ard bui:le worked at children Alan Homer, Debra Gooding. - Josh Walker, of the groo?x>om. Tbe weddingng is planned for ^V rrecQrtion to honor th e coupli FifdL al Hosuital as a Baker,r, MartyI Homer and Randy Parents of th e bridlom, w as th e The bride bri is a graduate of Aug. 5 a t Comerslersttme Church of I b b e held Aug. 10 in BuhL - Homer and Edhe also served a-. Dean and Sue Sabala < Goodingng High School and is . Richards were marIdaho Board of T he: couplc c has 11 grandchil- Katie Myers, coi:ousin of the attendinging ithe College of Southeni * G e h r k: e -L- a n ce m 1950, in Ogden, Utahsendymayorof Je J and four grcat-grandchil- bride, served as thejearer. I Idaho, of honor. / LASVEGAS-S -JOLM. Gehrke I B Tfai^haveliîn cliuled grand* The bnbridegroom J is a graduate of ' 42 1/2 years and hav Angie Hasher, friid e, M arily n Goodingtg HighH School and CSL He and Randy D. LarLance, formeily of ■ | H | bride, was the bridesn Jerome, announamce their engage- in the Snake Rhrer C an, NJH., and is emplojployed at Magic Valley He worked at Ui Tori Sabala. coung of G lenns Growers, ment. nd Mrs. Hugh groom, was the flower Gehrke is theth daughter of . , Railroad and she le bride. Buffy The newlyweds ne rt^side in u p le 1tfinMnln» 1LTfwnri»Twill celebrate Joe Sabala, brotiz. Gooding.>& Rogcu* an d Barbirbara Gehrke of lg anniversary . groom, served as best I Boise. She is a recenreo t graduate of ' s u r g i ^ nurse. She two tenss on the Idnding the 9:30 °y Stan Allen, friend o Idaho Smte Univeiversity College bf the United ^ was the groomsman-JON- Pharmacy. Nursing and is prese I . M i n i d i h in WendeU. " cousin of the grooi . Lance is thele sons of Arzy and Jl host a brief K? p V ,, usher. Abiry Lance of LasLas Vegas, I{ev. He B | [ E th an S a b a la , coi is«mployed att BishopB Gorman groom, was tbe ringb©— f l f l W ^ I High School in Lbs:^V egas. rothy Maurer S H * Spccial guests ert Harrison The weddinging is ploimed for )e2 3 , 1940, at parents of the brid3 at thc First Davis of Farmingtonwin Falls. The couple! willwi reside in Las tl. ---- . a homestead Oo Oorotlv and Hugh Nelson Lewis and Jo Youn*is A n d rew Vegas. Ferry and aunt of thcirson was thc dr children are Jerry (Sue) Walker of Eager. Ariz.and D anica < 'J R ic h e y'-C-C u lv er n of Seattle, Karl (Overly) 3loists. ;JERO M E - Dave Da Richey of n of Filer, Lec Nelson and d au g h ter Jero m e an d An:Anna Blshdp of Nelson, both of Boise. - K n u t s o : couple has 10 grandchil- K n u tso n of Hartville, Mo.,., n of Tacoma, Wash, Ridiey is a gndiraduate of Jerome bridesmaid a re c e p High SchooL S &eisemplo)âtD is BOISE - Mr. ancWEDDI^ NG—------, Baptist Church in Twi ception and dance were Sc B Supply in'Jcroira n e . Nelson of Boise wi Officiating was Uowing th e ceremony, Boettcher. Larry Lots in clu d e d ing were Beryl Urie, Culver is alsoso :a graduate of their 60th weddingj sister of the Jero m e H igh S'School. He is H ||H on July 2 by attendILLETTE pianist. Rich Lang a Lang, Olga Lautt and . ‘yj Rhoades were th e soleJes, friend of employed by AutAutomated Dairy a.m. service atliile i Calhoun nbeau Lang. Buck, aunts of th e bride; Systems in Jeronte. Methodist Church! vrere married Thc b rid e is th e d rhomas, cousin of the ' .The weddingg isii planned for Their children will ;■ G<âld and Twilaitid C o u rtn ey b rid e; amand Mary Tverdy and ; Aug. 12 at the FnFree Will Baptist reception for the coue daughter of ‘ : Filer. Knefel. friends of the ; rndda Rktojr aid Randafl Cutm ,f th e b rid e. Kn( Church. the service. a Calhoun of Parents of the bridis. Nelson and Dorcc is attending Robert and Phyllis1 .I brother of , ; Larson, friend of the So r a n -M/4AT0USEK were married Junerersity ond is Twin Falls. s best man. bndc, attoittendcd thc guest book, thc Wendell church.r Save Drug in t; Jaime Koepnick, friluded Tony Gift attendlendants were Stephanie TWIN FALLS - Steve and jjH bride, served as the b: Debbie SoranI o!of Twin Falls He grew up on a n-law of the and Natherthen McGregor, friends of south of FairfielcI is th e son o f . of honor. I Nielson and the bride,ic. announce the engo{igagement of their Bridesmaids daughter, Jaim ee« Soran,S to Biyan , Malad River and grsn Gillette of Ib ^ H B 'riends of the The bride brii isia graduate of Fairfield High SchoolinglSUandis Sam antha M alone, si F iler High Hig School and the M atousek, -sonn of Jim ..and , ,■ bride; Danica Rhoadc B«verlee Matouseusek of Phoenix^ ^ She grew up onerson 1 Lumber êre A udrey CoUege !of of 5 Southem Idaho. Wendell area. She t the bride; and Raintloot, friends Thc bridaridegroom is a graduate:^ Ariz. cousin of the bride. 'Soran is a gradraduate of Twin at the old Soldier willI be he^d of Hansensen High School. He is--! F ^ H i^ SchoolsDl and Utah State nMI s, 1938 to 1939. lursday at Dan nephew, and employedt“d aat Les'Schwob Tires in I U niver^ty. Shes is employed at ^ e, 121 S. 1050 E . in De<>eclo. I friend, w ere Twin Falls.ills. Arizona. ArrangersersinScotrsdale., -wKn Ariz. • V ;- Peyton Scow and Matousek is; a groduate of IS« •------A N ielson, irie n d s of Shadow Mountairain High School Bmy«i IMitootak ind JabnM Soran were the flower girls. and Arizona Statete University.^ He h e wedding is' p la n n e d for Michael Harrison, is em ployed byr FirstFi Health in ^ ^ 2 C a lh o u n -G i '*1 the groom, served as I Srottsdale. ;.26. DECLO - Camil Groomsmen inclu and Shane Gillette v Malone, brother-in-: f\ r] May 20 in Arizona. ^ groom, and Michael ^ J^lanninÎga \ ~ a‘Discover a “ The bride is the ■ Â aron Harrington, fri' John ond Wanda ' ■ groom. ^ \(ffturaC StyCe Phoenix, Ariz. She : W Candlelighters we weddingigPTell Idaho State Unive: _j Johnson and Bob Ro fo r ‘ybu r employed a t Super £ of the bride. us aboutIt it Pocatello. Casey Plantinga, ne n ^ ^ edcC it^ I Kaden Koepnick, fri TheTlme»Ww» ------f pPfiotqgrapfis i If you’re planniiming a wedding, we'd b e pleasedd tto publish the engagement anncnnouncement in our Sunday Familylily Life section. But to do thtthat, we must receive the informirmation no later than 5 p jn . on Tue:\iesday for publi- cadon th e foUowiniving Simday. . w - We also publishlish engagement The bridegroom i and anniversaryt aiannouncements Dan and Carolyn on other days of th e week. To m H Declo. He is attendin find out more,!,

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In s id e Dear Abb)toby ...... F2 C UNIITY Ctassinedified ...... F4-20 T h e Timics-Ncws cj . Sunday, Ju n c! 225, 2000 r Scction F. “ k ^ f C lub' 3uhl Hi^ lists hhonor roll . BUIJUHL - Buhl High School)1 recendy Sarah Jarolin;olimek, Sheny King, Stephanie winsishonon J [ . ' r annoulounced the honor roll for theth siecond Ordonez, ChriChristopher Sermon ond Aimce ■ semes TWIN FALl aester of die 1999-2000 schooool year. Stutzman. ^LLS - Twin Falls. Higlish ■ ) StudItudents on the stndght “A"’ honorh roll Studentsts on o t b e honor roll, earning School Key QuiCUub members won a varieriety !■>»{*.♦■•- r I > ■ / . ore: Kollnda Brown, Andrea CcCole. Scan between aI 3.493.4 and 3.00 grade point aver- . of awards acc thetl Utah-Idaho Key Clutlub 1 1 . ■ D a rrerrell, l Tara Davis, Fwan Joyijynes, Jaci nge. ore senicenlors Aimee Assendrup, Belie 2000 D istrictjt ConventioaC of Key Clullub L' ■ Jenkiiikins and Brighid Murphy;ly; juniors Baggs, Kathcitherlne Baughman, Richurd IntenmtictnxiL ■ i i k Heathcithcr Alexander, Cody Chandlidler, Hottie Casner, Shawhawna Clemens, Kenny Costa, •Twin Falls KeKey Qub members won tht ■ r - ^ . r Hiatt,tt ot( Ty Popplewell; sophomo:liores Brian Trevor Devilevllle, Gloria Estrella, Chris following awardards: Avela:Blar, Jen n ifer Hanseo, Nooooh Heck, F lynn, MacVfackensie Gemar, Robyn First placei fofor district projects, bestt init erger, Zach Jocobson, Signe Utah and IdaIdaho: second place foifor “ ■ ■ ■ ■ ” ““ KUegl,sgl, Annie McCauley ond Aatêe Nye; Kjoeller, JakeJak Kuntz, Holly Machocek, achievement award;avi second p lace in the andI freshmen fr Michael Barkerer. T rad e Ju lie Mondel:idelkow, James Michael, Lina scrapbook categitegory 1; first p lace for out^ Twin F alb High School»l KKey Club members are, leftI tito right. Megan Stalllnga, JolJolMie Hall, Matt Elliottott, Tracy Fronson, Stepharanie Frey, Ostberg. Shanihane Pruett, Laura Stutzmun. stan d in g histoistorian, Jolene Hall; firstrsi C rw d.ll. Audrey Humrt.u k tr and Kent Short. Sarahah Griffith, Cami Hutchins*ison, Jane Chris Welchch iand Brycc' Yturbe; Juniors place, outstan(anding treasurer, Audre> Morgu-gan and Jessidca Seal, Collin Armstmstrong, Marie Brown, Pari mention, outstandinding vice president, The dub also won firstst jplace in mem- Studtudests cn the high honor rolloil, earning Chipman. TJ Cline,< Nicole Cnincr, Justin H uiizêr; hono>norable m ention, outstand- Matt Crandall; andd outstandingo presi* b< ween a 3.99 and 3-SO grade pointpc aven. Duffy. Jon Edr ing secretary, bership developm ent withth an 85 percent betwee Edmons, Rachd Griggs, Nathan •y, Kent Short; honorable dent, M egan Stallings.Igs- inincrease. nge are o: seniors Jared Asayay, Kerri' Heck, Holleyey FHenncfer, AJ Hoffman, Seth Eggleslleston, Kalinda Kimball,11, Kalen Huddleston.X. MylaM King. Casseo Loos, Seth • . ^ McClaiUaln, Carly Phinney, Angelaa Pleticha,1 M athews, ShirleyShi Meiers, Tim Parnell. C a s t lleford e Sch(l o o l s n a m e ndy Rodig, Alma Rodriguez,:z, Rlbeko Elizabeth Simonsen,Sim Stephen Sjosirom, e scholars]jhip recipinents ita, Tyler Smith. Sonny Thonjmborrow, Brandon Smitlmith, Brent Tvrdy, Katherine CASTLEFORORD - Castieford Schoolsols Scholarship Foundation.ion. $250. First Federal Memorial, M $800, and Byron Co: rey Van Sickle, Jennifer WimInn, Shaun Van Tcl, Ericarica Voorhees, Jeff Walker and announces Castlastleford H igh School stu-;m. . Outstanding Student, $10$100, Twin Falls Couniy $50a $S iter and Olga Zagorodny;r, juniors Kate WillianHamson; sophomores Kylc dents receivingQg scholarshipsi fo r the 2000-fy. Hone Committee, $250250, LCCCMeritorious Katie RufEEag, three coUege:b ocredits, Castieford Jannlcalica Baxter, Ryan Bielby, Gloriiria Blanco, Am brose, Melody Mt Bostock. Matthew 2001 school yearear. Achievement Scholanhicship. $1,060. R.C. -Doc- Men's M Club Dollars for Scho;holar*. $400, and Tyler:r 1Briles, Jana Davidson, Danielle£ Brandon, WaylandWo; Cammack. Kristin Bishop Memorial Equine1C S& dioh^p. $534, Local Jennifer Je Bobango Memorial. $801WW. . Gietzei ScholanhJp redredpients Indude Tyler Bacon,«n. Farm Bureau Scholarshirship, $SOO, President’s tzen, Joseph Holmquist, KimberlyKl Childs, Sarahrah Corwin, Evelyn Delgado, three eoUego crei:redlt*, Caitleford Men’s Club Sara VaoDerWalker, three•ee college credits, Hulse.se, Kara Lively, H eather Mailachacek, Anthony Galloallo, Sonya Flint, Chris Floyd, lub Sntdent Service Scholarshijrship S1.000. Laura Moore CastlefVd Q Men’s Qub DoUon1 fcfor Scholars, S400, Skyc M Dol2«n for SchoUn>Urs S400; Jesse Dahl, seven col-eol- Cunningham Scholorshitship, $3,000, College of Running R( the Rock, $500. Peace J e Menslngcr, Ryan Moore,, Amonda> Kurt Harvey.y, AmandaA Hudson, Randy Isle, lege credi tl, CuUcistleford Men’s Oub Dollars for Southem Jdaho. $460,), TonyT< Davis Memorial c£ cc Award, SSOO. and Mimn.n, IMichael Phillips, Scan Vann ]Elderen. Skylar Iversotrson, Tanille Jacobson, Jana ScbolM.S400.IUni CSJ Preddential, $670; WiU VarVarin. three college Unecnj Agriculture Awwd. $250,150, Scholarship, $250, and ar Novartis Seed credits,cr Castieford Men’s ClubCl Dollars f ir my Vanoumey, Marisela Var'arelo and Larson. Michoe±oel Leonard, Steven Medina, Senfien Memori«nial, SISO, West End Men’sn’s ln&/Natio^FFAScholant)isnhip,SSOO. ^ jcca Ward; sophomores AracdmU Garza, Adele Moore,re, Brittnay Morrison, Laurie Assodadon Agrlcul■Iculture Award. $1,500. and EL Jam** CuxiMti. 17 collexUege credits, Castieford Scholari.S400. BradceR .MeraorinI Kryitle Weagreen, 19 ctcoUege credits, I Avery, Cathreen Azevedo,0 , Bonnie .Owen, Maryy Pehrson,P Darren Peterson, riol Scholarship. $390; and Tomom Men’s Qub Dollar’s forr Scholan,Sd $400, Rimning Castieford r . Men's Qub Dollorf fo s. Hailey Campbell, Angela»Cowden, < Estaban Serranrrano, Joshua Sirucek, Mathew Dovis, C«stle{tsrdM(1 Men’i aub DoUars for Scholars,irs, the Rock. $650, CotheniI Memorial,Me $250, Jennifer ^ i for Scholars, $400, Berks,J $400.CXBUl:Un!ceitilted Sutes Air Force, S19,00a Bobango Memorial. $800,IOO, University of Idaho Univenityci of Idaho College ofif AAgriculture. $500, Irene ;Fl Flores, Santos Flores, Anthonony Gallo. S obotka, Joccfacob Speck, Amy Thomas, Dina DudJey,, 20 coUege credits, Castieford)rd Presidential i:.eadershlplip Scholarship,: Sl.OOO, Simplot ScholtfVship. $500,}0, Idaho Cattle Samueluel Garza, Whitney Ceilings, Megan Michael Tliompompson, Amanda Tipton. Scott Men’s Qub DoUanfus for Sdwiars. $400, Ceow andJld University of Idaho Prtil(rtiidential A w a^ $750. . Aliociation, 5300, College;e Coi7 Hamlitoa,. tbrebree college credits, FoiFord Foundation Scholarship. $2,625,S2,> and Dobson Vondc^deWater; and freshmenI Mandy Hernandez,t, C C hristine Hulse, Ananda Farm Bureau Sdiolcholarship, $1,000. State Farm™ Caitldord Men's Qub Dolla•oUais for Scholars. $400. MeVfemorial Scholarship, $3,S0a ™ RC Jones, three college credits,cre< CasUeford Men's Jeatica J Jenks, eight coUege.credits. cn Castieford ial, Adiianna Billings, Brandencn Carter, Kim ball, AshlAshley Peterson, Samantha Bureau Sdiolarshipihip, SSOO, President’s Student Courtney Probasco, Ven •, Service Sdiolarship■hip. $1,000. Twin Faills County^ Club DoUars for Scholars,lars, $400, Running the Meên’s Qub DoUars for Scholars^ $400. JennWer Abcleeee Esparza, Chelsia Ewing. C têronica Ruyts, Christopher . Horse Committee« WorkingV Ranch Horse, S250, Rock, $750, Jennifer Boba«bango Memorial. SSOO, Bol3ob«ngo Memorial. $500. Cedarlar VUle University Gemnr,ar, Johanna Hiatt, Mana Higlig^nson. Smith. Erika1 We\Vest and Chris \Volf. Tony Devi* Mem[emorial Scholarship. $250,^ West End Men's Assodatictation Scholarship. SSOO, Ad Monsanto Company DL Evans, $250, Joo CUel:Uek Memorial, $1,000. Ashleyi McCormick,' 10 cocollege credits. any National FFA Scholarship,'P> University of Idaho PresidBsidential, S750. Harper OuUstleford Mat’t Qub DoUar*1 forfoi Scholars, S400, ______Sl.OOO, ElksTcenose>oser of the Mont^ SSO, and ElksJo FamUy Scholarship, $700.:00. Northwest Nazarene SeiMneca. $500. Buhl Veterens»of of Foreign Wars, ToenageroftbeYearrear,$10a University Honor Scholorxhiif*hip,$2,SS0. VT/FW. $500. Jennifer Bobango10 Memorial.^ $800. —FocujS O N P E C: O P L E ^— Kathi Dudley., 21 college credits, CasUeford allc« credits, CasUeford WeVest End Men’s Association Sd»>eholanhip. $500, . Men's Qub DoUarsrs lor1C Scholars, $400, George and kha«> $400, aWc Qub UnJniversity of Idaho Presldenti Marie BUckMemoriaorial. $1,500. Castieford Qdien’s cntial Leadership CSi honorshO Teaching ExcelhHence a j ^ ^ KE r j ^ language. Title I and » Service Award, $300.0, Jennifer Bobango SdiWwlanhlp, $1,000. CSI President migrant education Awardrd winners at graduatioi ^■1 and has been at «N FALLS - The Coll,liege I^^H Robert Stuart for 12 le m Idaho has awarded Te S t . E dd w a r d s Glatholic a Sch 5 reg io n al1 j reaching 2 H years. She attended :hool w ins prize Uencc awards. the University of : TWINFALLS-;3 - St. Edwards Catholic SellSchool in Twin Falls was studentsst on th e importanimce of getting nine esscntiaitial nutrients, Jim1 Tortcr,Ti on assodate profefessor of juJW Idaho and Utah State nam ed a regiona)nal winner in the fourthth annual Cartons for induding ir calcium, in theirdr diets. cheniistiistry, was nam ed ocademicc teadiert fT/* University and is a Computers ContesItest, sponsored by th e Milkilk Mustache Campaign, The school was awanirded a prize for havingng the la rg e st of the! yearyt and Jim Knight, an assistantas |||||B Ê^yfl TESOL Member. the Nadonal Daiiytiiy Cotmdl an d th e IdahojDalryCoundL D increase ir inm ilk consumptption In their region, professss ini agriculture, received theth tech- JN H Alcaro has been mar- St. Edwards CatCatholic School w as awardeded $^000 in computer The U.S. Departm ent ofol Agriculture reports thathat nearjy nine nical teachertej of the year award•d at the . I ried for 31 years and equipment and $500$5( in food service equipnpment, organizers say. out o> of 10 teenage girls ancnd almost seven out of 10:0 teenaget boys CSI gradraduation. has two children. She Tho contest chalhallenges schools to drinkie moren milk to compete don’t di get enough caldumim in th eir d iets to meet;t theI National Each:h year,; the student ambasasMdors enjoys reading, gar- for as much as $10SIO,000 in com puter equipnpment. More than'^000 Academy A recommendadcdons. And, h alf of teenagiage girls don’t nominatnate teachers, both teclmiclical and dening, golfing, bicy* schools competeded ini October an d Novembtaber if 1999 to increase drink di milk at all. academi:mic, for this award. The students: -';S|H H cling and walking. th eir per student/;At/per day milk consumptipdon, while educating Twenty-nine schools werere awarded, coordinatorsrssay. i senatee dthen narrows the field andid a com- f f * Robert Stuart a f mitteee nmakes the final selection. ||B l Junior High has 2 winners receive 51,0000 and a PHI selected Charles K i m blerly e Publilie L ib rary a d d s l o t si o f n e w tilitics pJque."e. M i Brown as the May Tarterte r has been with CSI sincece 1995. H | l Teacher of the Month. KIMBERLV - TThe Kimberly Public Buying Guide 2000,” “Ar“Aimotated Guides: thee Cold War,** “The Guinninness Book of H e recejceived his bachelor’s deg: ^ e e Brown teaches phys- Library has announsunced the arrlvnl of new G reat A r tis ts ,” “ThiThe Top 10 of - .Rececords 1999,** “The Stres•ess Factor by chemistrIstiy from Angelo State Uni'niversity ical educadon and has titles, including aduadult and juvenile flcdon Everything 2000,** “Koveovels’ Antiques and Reaseder’s Digest,** “ Obsessiosion" by John &nd hisis doctorated in analytical che[lemistiy been at Robert Stuart and non-fictioR. Collectibles Price,** “SeatJean: The Stoty of a Douniglas, “U ltim ate Tennis, TheT Pleasure fromArL\rizoim State University, I for 24 years. Brown N ew adult non>lm-flctiOQ tltle a in clu d e Child’s Life and Death**th** by local author of tlthe Game** b y Al Secuniimda, “Y ukon T arteiter is known for his chei:cm lstry '_____ attended Boise State **The Columbia Anthology,An of American Julie Miller, -T b e Compliapleat Phil Batt** by Alorone. The World’s Toughedlesf Adventitfo magic showsshi he performs throughohout the i/nartts ttrown ■ U n iversity. He is Poetry ” “ITuj Worliôrld Almanac Book Phil Batt, “The PluiPlutonium Files: Raoice** by John Balzar andid “History o f Magic: Valley,Vi CM says, involved withii theti ninth-grode boys bas- of Facts 2000,"" “CoDSUiner“ R eports America’s Secret Medicalical Experiments in Idahaho” by Leonard J. ArringttIgton. “Revieviewing my 40 years of teadidling, I ketball and vanvarsity football and track at can honeJnesdy say. Dr. Tarter is as5 (good a Twin Falls Hightigh S ôol. Brown has three ' teacherer ias I have had the pleasiisure of sons and e i ^ht t ggrandchildren ond enjoys ------workinglg iwith,” said Marvin Strope,>e, phys- hunting, fishinging and working at home. — Co^MMUNITr v E V E N "TS ------; ical sdenlence departm ent chairman,n. Knightjht, like Tarter, is well respspoctcd CSI StudentIt 0one of four finalists soon as possible. Fo:'or more informadon orr tto register, by his peerspe« and students, CSI says A web site has been'e:n'established for . calil11-800-LUNG-USA. He haslas taught at CSI since 1995S in die In tho Future!ireTech Challenge classmates to update! currentci contact eq u in e studies Program. K:Knisht Coilego off Sdation of Idaho sponsorsL i 'o J o S w S £ t ' OAKLEY - Oakley a t Pioneer Days Ithers Club, an InformatiorJon and sup- san's list at Seattle pa)aciflc paid, to Chicago,ago. 111. June 9-11 to com- across from Hagerman1 HighH School in sity in Seatde. Wash, pete in the contesntest. Rodeo Queen Con:ommittee is moking Hagerman. : pm ip for people with lur their family and friends, ble students must have coirjmplet- Brobeck also» wwill be competing In the plans for thia year’sr’s contest and seeking Educattuv will be introdiroduced to a vari* ast 12 credits and attained a contestoiits. ■ le dub meets at several Iolocjdonsii. odot least I a 3.50 S kills USA natilational competition for ety of actividea available,le for use in d ie . > oltond. For srode-poinoint average. Vocational Indusdustrial Clubs of America Age requirementsIts are:i queen • 16 to 23, ' week of Ju ly 24 and 1Beds. contetest seeks applicantsS of Karl anand Kimberly Joslin; Matarc K. the queen will be cnnsvwned on July 29. The workshop is free. ActivitiesAct will b e ' g LILENNS FERRY - Tho[le llm o re , ran of Bob and Christy Fist Anyone interesteisted in running can presented ] both indoors and nty Fair and Rodeo QuQueor nnd and DaleIe A. DeBoer, son of Dan Twin Falls Kiwiilwanis awards obtain an entry forrorm by calling Vicky P artidpants shottld packick ai lunch, bring Princecess Contest will be heldId July 8 at Dorma DeBoer, De all of Twin Falls;; were\ scholarshipsi totO area students King at 677-3810 orr SlSara Zollinger a t 862- w\ ater and w ear sturdy' shoessh for light the ElmoreE: County Fairgrcjrourids In initiated1 intoin the Beta Theta Pi nati The Twin FaUsnils Kiwanis Club awarded 3818. hiking, organizers say. Thehe workshopi wilT Glenm fraternityty ati the University of Idah three SSOO scholrholarships to local high 1last several hours. Parddpa:ipants are osked lh e^ o n ^ t begins ot 8 a.m.^m. with t'lo Moscow, .^huol jiraduntcs.:cs. Centennial class8 ofc 1990 reunion rogram. ' packet,Bt, call Christini Agenbrcbroad at I- tho April''il Teacher of the Monthh for people xhm x^1 revenuere raised by news- received soon, organizinizm say. Partidpants receive a pepersonal work- 80057474.1516, Ext. 3013 days or 834-2109 Robert StutItuart Junior High in Twin Falls.Fo paper and aluraimninum recycling and pop* C la ^ m em ters orere urgedi to register as bbook and reloxadon.tape.. in th eeI evening. Alcaro) teachestc English as a sec(•cond com soles at summimmer band concerts. I ' ' I ^

1 ' • .M Tbn»«fw«,Twlnlfftn FtOt. idiho Sunday. Junt 28,:S.2000 s ■ ■ i Familyt'L IF E i Funeerals arll- Onco upqp a not-s»lor path. bby all of thc leftover fcfood. No one life. Pm t I stopped andI asasked her why IV j A was offered anythihing to take lege andnd live in South Carolina.. I low self-esteem wasa«^r^vn as st humilitv and modesty.y.Ibelievein she was picking; flflowers. “I am Ifl? 1 home. Do you thinlink my sister am liviniing with thtê guys. Most P A B E Iv m N G i going to a funeraliral today,” she should have askedd ,;,(cr h er two of th e timetin they’re great - tmtil I those old fashioned vivirtues if for replied. I told herier that while I . cakes that were notit ':served? She bring horiome my dates; 'no reason other thann idiat there’s JoftnRotemofid • understood why shall of Punishment of anyly sort low.'- ' isasthepeian child rearing, rates of ered self-esteem, thup office, and he racedd home and child, myly motheiri camc to visit. It I self-esteem and antiiw- picked me up, and we^c hurried to was ones ofo those really uncom- By age 2, the child of even mar^ appetite fo didn’t mind too mucluch. It meant i , ginally competent paren•ntshasveiy the study,avior go hand-in-hand.' th at Mommy wouldlid .smooth my f 1 o the hospital. At first wtwc stood out- fortable! days, d. and thc baby was :hose of you with an side th e window whchere all the kicking mcmt nonstop. As I groanesd1 high self-esteem. Hee 1has ev ery meister, Boe sheets and cr<)wl intinto bed with r i ^ t to believe that ass 1his parents tid ed “Rele for academic matters, mc. rd snupgliJ in\ hiher arms and new babies were and1 jjust looked and he^dd myn stomach, my mother :dy, authored by Bau- daughter recalls the at them, trying to ffigure out said, “It: mustm be tmuizing to ft%I have tended to do « ithe tiay he E gotism sh e’d rub my hairir iand tell me Ad was bom, so the woricrid revolves A ggressiorJ ^ e n , and Smart, is en- how spccial I was amand how much Storyry of how her parents which one was youi WlWlien wc got her kick.” Relation of Threatened to the end of the roww of babies. S uddenonly, it dawned on mc around him and ahvaysrs wilL W hat High Self-E .she loved mc. If it waivasn't too late nhnse h e r to b e their bun- he wants, he thinks hele tleserves, itinthejouin to 'Violence and and Mommy wasn’tn't too tired, I there you were, and1 yyou turned that my motherm had never felt a sion: Tbe Dark Side of ofjoy. yotir head and looked:d at us and baby insideade ber womb, and the etuis justify thcic means. view, 1996^ ’ m ight, get to h eaa r T he S to ry O'® That describes thele criminal Read If-Esteem.”it ai You can find before we said o»our prayers I------stKimed to smile! “Mother,ier,” I said, “come and put joum al Psychological Re> J “We couldn’t w ait t(to take you your handsids t«i my stomach. I want mentality and indeed,id, toddlers td l your chi together. we begagan to realize that God had :. They He, spedal. 96iVoLIn : 103, No. 1,533, hing even better for us. Hee home and introducei jyou to our you to felel el: your grandchild.” are little crim inals.' I never grew tiredrod of hearing somethii steal, hit, bite, tlistlainn authority, waste noit tiiand you'll never a g ^ her tell The Story.. It was so spe- dedded’d that h e was going to give2 family and friends. When we The lookok of awe on my mother’s child he’s wtxideiful ^ y drove up in front off cour house, face as shtshe felt her granddaugh- have little re g v d for rulesru or to!- him down to cial bccausc it wasas •about me. I us a verrery spedal baby - a baby erance for frustration,I, iand crave ------In fact, you’ll probabfy was an only child,Id, and I was that anonoiher lady was not able toJ ihtircwtirelotsoffiientntlswholiad ter kicktn£ing inside my womb was 3 time starting to shrink s comc to see you and to bring you so predous)us to mc. I realized that I instant gratification. 01Oh, they’re John Rose adopted. Mommy woihvould begin by take cara r e of. H e wanted parents )ur average c f i o l o ^ Hi:to the size of b r i t d ^ saying, “Your daddyJy andi I always who wotvould be just right for thiss presents. You have altalways been was able! totc give my mother a gift cute too, but then yotu ra ) such a gift to us. ^Why, thc that shes hadh not been able to criminal can be charmitnlng -when- Nonviolent C wanted a baby. Wefc 'wanted one very specialspi baby. Guess who storesinSejloscmond is a family pisp- cry spedal baby is? Youi” smartest thing DaddyY itmd I cvt^ cxpericnctrace personally. She had ever he wants to be.' ' ‘ for so long, and wee kkept praying that very The h i ^ self-esteemn tof the tod- genaxil inter.Hisnextbook, •‘Raisinga that I would get prtpregnant and “Mom>mmy, tell me about the• did in our lives was to aiadopt you.” given m e2 soS4 many gifts, and final- n t Child,“ will be in book- Each time M other to'told mc nic ^ I was ableab to ^ a r c a very per- tiler heeds to be cured,t, tas in liras- atAffirmati\ have a baby. But afiafter several day youIU got{ m c.” is is by no . M mdian,September. In Qtustions of years, when I didn'tt g«get pregnant, “Well,:11, Tucker,” she would con- Story, she got exdted.j. She never sonal oneQ withv, her. tically lowered.’This m eans a radiial Idea, b>by the way. a nd a t hisiterestmaybesenttohim \ ■ Why, up until fairiy rece!cently,par- rosemondxorlati've Parenting, 9247 N. t. tnHianapolis. tndi 46260 lis Web site: htrpJ/umno. Wiseppeople a]ilways leaam from1 their milistakes I Lcom/ No one of us is ahalways right. |______percent that determineines success tain to allodlow time for all impor- W c all make m istak:akcs. Do you or failure. Wc can prot•ocrastinate. tant areasas of your life. When in agree with that? Ho'How often do We can miss deadline:ies. Wc can d o u b t, ask a; yourself Allen you think you missss the mark? freeze from the fearir of being Lakeiii’s: question:qi “What is the Probably many timescs (daily. I m S tr e s s wrong or potential rejejection. Is best use ofof my i time now?” I How many of us re;readily admit ThiO'Biai any of this true for you?u? Honestly We all makenu mistakes. The wise I when we are in error?or? How many ^ ^B f l f consider it in those arcireas where leam fromim them. Thc successful I of us immediately recrecognizc and ^flfl you fe d so dose to wiivinning but ' don’t repea>cat them. Look honcsdy I acknowledge responlon^bility for don’t ever quite make itit. at the areasu s in your life where you I HI it? How many of uss trtry to hide it • ■ ■ Poor planning and lacack of orga- have probltblems. Look at how you Bm I and try to pass blamiome onto oth- these areas. a; Werner Erhart nization arc major impnpediments approachh them.t Then, consider, I crs? ^ describet}ed insanity as “repeating for some of us. On everery project, that yourr currcntc techniques are I M Wouldn't it be goodwd for growth identicala l behavior and expecting in all aspects of life, wcle should as the problciIcm. Look at bâviors I and our sense of selself worth to a differeiren t result.” If wc repcat- author Steven Coveyy :suggests: that are oppositeopi to what you do I have a realistic error)r aand mistake edly haviavc difficulties in an area “begin with the endI i:in mind.” now as pot>otcntlal answers. Keep I management plan?n? Have you of life, doesn'tdc it make sense tliat S lart a project by defiefining the trying untilitil you find a solution. H I ever seen'or heardj aianyone talk our bchishaviors cause the prob- desired outcome. WWhen you Then adoptjpt a new habit inctnpo- I S about finding and corr:orrecting mis- lems? So, if the behavior causes know where you want[ t'to end up, rating the2 changedd behavior. Yes, I take producing bcibehaviors? I the probl)blems, our hope for future it is easier to find or manake a map wc all makakc mistakes. Winners I : depends on changing our ■ haven't either. So, letlet's develop success d that will get you there.. JAlso, stay- reco g n ize:e that quickly. They I our own system. behavior,or. ing organized, is immportant. replace norlonfunctionol behaviors I What areas of lifeife appear to This might m hit home hard, or Always know whether• oor not you fast, and move m on to more pros- I cause you the mostost trouble? even sour)und harsh. However, what arc on schedule. Keepp notes, be perity. )oDo the same and you'll I Money matters? Relaclationships? other exiexplanation can you use? neat, and have a goodi 1filing sys- join the winantler's drde. I Keeping a job? Writele iJilieifi down. We mustst accept responsibility for tem tliat allows you to»find f infor------Now ask yourself, “Wl‘What are my out; live;ves in the form of our mation when you netîlit. ic Tim OBrien ’Bn writes continuing- I normal ways of apfipproaching actions. Over( a long period, wc Unrealistic cxpectatations can educationcourscs co and presents scni’ I these life situations?”?” IBe spedfic. are the causcca for our mistakes. set us up for faUure. Wl^ t m plan- inars ont stress s management- I Be realistic. Be honest.•St. Sometii:times thc behaviors that ning your life, becomeIC adept at Readers maylay write to him at 2938 I Accurately list youiour problem cause ourlur lack of succcss are very setting challenging builUt reason- Wellingtonn CirdeC East, Tallahass^ I areas and describe>e ;your true subtle. SelfSe sabotage is oflen thc able goals. Don’t set yo^rourself up Fla. 3230808 or send e-mai7 to I behavior patternss ffor them. culprit. WeW work on a projcct. Wc for failure by takingB 'on m ore ism(AT)hyptypcrstrcss.com. He also I riM irrn^^^B Then, consider this; yoiyou’re proba- get 99 peipcrcent complctc then fail than you can accomplishsh. Becomc bas a webeb site at w ww .hvper I bly taking the wrongng actions in to followw through witli the lost 1 a good time manager alsilso. Be ccr- stnssxam. There’s nor getting:; around masisked numtbers Drinkiking makes I The Dallos Momlne Newtew»______ber thatIt identifies: a dedicated of the time, when a numlmber is not m a n Vy miss work I trxm klinen e for outside calls. It also displayed, you can b et it’sit a tele- !------Wonder-what-those)se-CQUcr-n>-----lightensi tl:th e lo a d .------— marketer-or-bill-colle'l e c t o r ^ r ------Tha Aatoclat readouts really mean?1? Imagineinc how complicated and another unwonted call, BurkhardtB 1 Some show what apjappear to be burdensoisome it could get if cach says. Whtm you?ou drink too much, the I bogus numbers for: bigbi compa- office worker'swo extension of a “But there are some; instancesi econom y ' feels the pain.i. I _____ nies. Others, instead of digits, dis- m ajor corrorporation were treated w hen legitim ate long-e5-distance Hangover-ur-induced absenteeism I play mes-siiges such as “Number as a privat.rate line, Burkhardt says. calls, likc thc ones I get:t from my and poor jojob performiince cost I Unknown'’ or "Unavail:•ailable." C a llc•r rID customers on thc son, get routed and willII show up the U.S. ecoKioni imy about $148 bU- I If you are among th'the growing receivinglg end can become more with thc 'unlaiown numbnbtjr* read- lion a year,ir, according to a study I n u m b ers who havee embraced c vigilant withwi frequent callcrs, he ing. That’s a routed call1 too,t< and it in th e ArAnnals of Internal I lines Caller ID technology,jy, you want says. “FveVe now gotten three calls depends on thc gcograpiphic loca- M ed icin e,c, published by the I the convenicncc of»f sscreening from you,>u, so th c rlcxt time this lion of the call.” AmericanI College C of Physidans- ■ 3 days those unwanted callslls I from tele- num ber‘ shows sl up, r u know it’s GTE currently is testirtin^ a new A m ericann !Society of Internal marketers and bill colicjllcctors. You you callinging.” automated answeringlg scrvicc Medidne. . \More than half of all f ^ $ 1 5 0 0 also may want to returnumtheoblig- The tmrnink line number that that will scrccn unidcdcntificd alcohol-rclailated problems in the atory call to yourr bbank or a appears onor Caller ID is of no use calls and give you th cI optiono to workplacec i arc caused by light prospecdve clicnt witheithout having if your intentinti is to use automadc accept, dcdinc and evensn request tlrinkcrs, aneand 87 pcrcent Ught- B j B B R eo look it up. What if you don’t dial back,Jc, B urkhardt says. Some to be taken off the callirling list in to-modcrateitc drinkers, thc study 'I have voice mail? Or• ycyou do, but new er tcl

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J. like almost Tht O rtm County K»0i»gtotf a woman’s throat and piercesp her chase see:cene around the Long Angeles)? These questsstions and PafUn everyone in a several times. Beach Har[arbor area will enjoy this Others don't seem to matter, Mtfv//;// category, then '"Shaft" (R)-Twiiwin Cinema, ParentBl advisory: Evi;ven though movie. WomenW« who appreciate because the poini of thu .e ..o rs -u flato }û could add a . SkiTlme Cinemu ofr KtKetchum. this movie is ratedd R, your the bravaivado of Cage when he’s to root for bad guys1 v w h o s t e a l lom lot of those ool, the sexiness of Lindo, cars. Even a detectivee 1levels the ryamuxxn . 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Cage andid Jolie, fantasdc spedal theft auto, not homidde Nicolc RidgewayRid is a student at Bale) of a prominentent business* (Shaft fleesfif from the bad guysI Enteitaimnent vahie:e: C+ effects oir r 1lots of suspense be Oflentlve language: Y , . Pcrrine Elem‘Jementary-School in Twin m an. H is oni> wItness ltn (Toni long befoefore they start to chase Sex: A couple is v i e w e d Falls. Writeite lto her c/o cTump®ma^- Collette) leaves lownwn and Shaft after hialim, yet the next scene; •■Gone In 60 Second."s”ffG-13)- The iot«so«good:not Since her through a winaow kis:lssing and icvallev.comom ' has to fifiht the bad guysgu (Jeffrey shows themthi parking across the, Twin Cinema, Century/ atm Shaft pull up to aI Burley, Jerome Cineir!ma. 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BothI olof us arc in rolling over the assetsi tto an IRA steppcd-u1-up basis and pay no o v e r c o mlin i g d ire sii> i t u a t i o n s irc raised and and pladng these stoc}{Jcs into a taxes on thcthi apprcKnation. :ôdd health. We hove i on the probability lhat ed u cated two childreiIren who are j^Hjf taxable account. Althotough there Based 01 Knight RIdder News Senritvice manual. 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S.C Please simd w orks, as is a “Worst-Cas :thcre may be some rathather signifi- To atteitempt to reduce thcir stepped-up basis at deal]Qlh, should based tn Co/ d a r . the sea s.ipaig;i soon to be released ax bills, raore-and more you allow the stock to co::ontinuc to j»ur guaticstions to P.O. Box 11704. izing rumor as a GeorKcg c ClcK>iicy C film , cant rate reductionss aalong with future tax I. S.C 292i/. or e-mail fo And there’s a tanializii ■amily farm s ' employeesfcs are vrithdrawing all or appredate in the taxable)le account Columbia. S about a cenain govemnnment offi- But whcrticre those books were sp ed a l benefits to fani benefida- janivanicTrking y e a ^ • Each yei siness with ber. 1-800-7!>-772-1213. ■yourwoges are postecIted to your ings needc•ded for a credit rises as Q. If I need to do busit best-seller, thanks too support do this stuff, s too," says earnings levels rise. In the Social Security, can I callca ahead ------from independent bocooksiores Borgenicht.It. aj writer who runs a Sodal Security recordjrd an d you average eai enl? ThiscoZun'umn tvas prepared by thc 00, you could earn one an d make an appointroer and word of mouth fromnfans, small Philatiladelphia publishing recdve earnings creditsilts based on year 2 000, : people to Social Socun■urity Administration. For >r each $7S0 of earnings, A. Yes, we encourage j W ith its plain yellow’ cco\-cr ond company, those wages. Those creditscr are crcdit for < •ointm ent. ' fa st answivcrs c to specific Social used to determine yourlur eligibility up to a ma:iiaximum of 4 credits per call ahead for an appoi inform ational graphics.:s. “Worst- Piven sis a acomputer journalist Sometime's, dependinjng on th e Sccunry questions, gu, contact Social / technical nnd freclanccmcc vsriter. for retirement, disabilijility o r siu-- ‘year, :hc Social Scoxrify tolloll-fnxat 800-772-I213. Case” looks like a dry t vivors benefits if youyoi should Our puljublication. How You reason for tho call, th< I F4 TlmaB-Nswa,wa, Twin Falla, Idaho Sundaday, Ju n s 25,2000

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______PUBLIC SERVICIce ALL ID.- diatrtaa nr.(ahpi BUHL-QuM Count»untiy ______' MESSAGE forfallurall Muat si homa.Spadooaab. Soiling prtjporty? Don')n1 poy factory naw, .auporIir ?n«u:i 2bath, facro.900100 a q ft 8H8ll230iIQ d t^koa Oaraga. fancad past E l Therm iesNEi 3 any foos until ll'a aolosld. For latad rriodaroMzod ; bro C lassified fro« Information aot)out Affordable quality11. ^ *ub, satolllia, mam ature ■ % avoiding limosharoro and asaombly- your lot. londacapa,$82.000/c00/offor. ■ K ^ ^ E I b I ■ i' roal oalalo scama,, writo plan- 3/4/5 bdrms. Di ioo.com 10 tho Fodorai TrTrac|j» 000-874-6032 socrlfkH - a m 2282 ijy Commlaalon. Woat:ahlrtg- ...... I . BUHL. SSOO N 1600‘00 E. 2 P '\RKET[PLACE ton. D.C.. 20580, or call BETWEEN TWIN PALLSPA atofy, 4 bdrm. 2M bbati athaln tho Nalional Froudi I.Infor- a R LER - Urod ofdealing do. BuhL Shop, horaaa alatalls, R c u c h m ore>rc than 53,000 reudcrn u dii]Jiiy with j u s t one phone cull!II! m a I l o n C 0 n tt o r , with all m o ’STUFF'FF'ln- much mora. $175.(^ 6 .0 0 0 . 1.600-e76-7060. volvod In sotting uppa a now PI«aMcall208-734-BM-0450. 132 TliirJStrcJtrcet W est • P.O. B o x 5 418 8 •T w in Falls. Idaho 8330. ------hom o? Com o aoo' thi BUHLEY W hiia brick:k nranch SSE ------roady ostabllshod 4 b 5 '/2 Eaat 5th North • Butlurley. Idaho 83318 On* leval living. 3 «‘y'« homo. 3 bdrD drm 325 '/ bdnn, 2 both w/gorago he both, now carpot. h ard- 1.7S b a m , 1.005 a ai q .ft. S129.800. Coll 733-21 ()iiM>>ic..Kv M oi onday-Friduy 8 lo 5:30 • Suturdayf 8 to 10 AM w/nowor vinyl sidlnc.0. win------wood floora through dowa. kliction cabinonota & BUHL-Homo lor saltla lo bv iry frl ' & m m -H a p p y A d s - main balh. On ig clly:lly lot. ownor on 1.0 ocroa.n« An 10-1 pm.’i3LJy 3 POHECLOSEDhoromoa OOOOtNQ.Naw4bdrm ^ ^ ^ G a la l l 733-0931 -I 200 S 8107,000 q7»& ovam! bath, finlshod 3 cor c * INVEST IN VOUR8ELPI A S44.900. Call Jullo0 Ann prolaod at 886,000, '8-6090. Low o r $ 0 down! Qov [ Invest In o hom e, it's tha Fox 7.H-553S I. 800- "•9®* covorod potlo, epr m lA Lunlo 543.4179 orr 734; - pro-approvod lor SBO.OOO.8O.1 BURLEY. SI 09,500.n^lJ^ ^ ^ ^ 5 5 1091.1*95760 Coll lor appl. to loolook 01 romodlod 4 Bdrm. 22 bam.b 501-1777. OxL 5297J7M klora, aod and fonclr 111 KuH cjCiill _____ m opio kilchon w/atlI aooS'app Prtc« you rw«JI-Can Env Price RedueedI Gorge'gooua home. /\ak for Rodno)inoy 2700 aq. ft. 8.12 ocroaoc r h It Goa fireplace, moremrhin bor at Homoa Amorica S77-4042 '---s-J 4 bdrm, 3 bath homme t on 1-600-600-320313 226 S.Hwy 27, 677-8!7-8522 ******iir**ii 3^0 a! 733-2224. OAC 20 ocroa with livo stroiroom. ------HAQERMAN. Juat c>----- C lattle country char S ’SSS E-m a il your ciosaiiiodMod od placo, spacious oak kt ForocJooed & ropoososac H a m i o I O a m 20035LI9Hwy30S120,20,OC» lo u a a l on w/mngo, mfcrowav oaaod. lorgo cornor lot. 0<»r, i m w i wllh 2 homoa ort 2 rJiT-T Noorlowdownpaymoiôni, 2900 sq. ft., 3 bodroom^.' is^ w,;;:;;:. ,;'V 1;,.. Tri-lovol oflor f 101 Junipor...... S115;15.^ twlnadOmlcron.nei.n e t D W . Lq . mastor bdi aerea. 357 6 N 1800 E.....S OS.' crodlt troobloO lôrctorcur- 1 3/4 boths. 2 flroplocoa*; J, bdrms. 1 balh. Sma 85'ooo GOODING. O downn "gi 'ni w/wolk-ln cloaol a o> rerlllollno., family room. Haa 2 ctf- - P r t - I â i v y m e n l- î,K -*03 2nd Avo. N.,„S 65.i w •0fl ‘’“ •h. 2 c or gori homo has 2 bdrm, 1 b< 1 1 1 6 W 6 lh S l...... $79.f^9 900 family homo, now ‘ 1'“®“ 1-eOO-311-504eExt40&4068. gorago & 18x33 hoalorf; Thr Timr^■Srx> utocpi.'Ocixi pu)mcnt fair G a rd o n opol n n d ir fr u ii 4335 fj .,200 E.....S 77.177 500 comforloblo 3 bdrrr ^ wllh door oponor A I IShop JEROME ------shop. $132,800. N clii««ificJ iid< ill c«*li,aIi, Ipcnonal clicck. _ _ trooa oro roody lor n 75 000 both, vouilod, goa. Donirvpan ten d ed aro a for work sl 3 CallVorntodayJ; . ' nV!", 7 0 0 Birch...... S 75.1 t o r a ^ atoroQO. Loto ol roomro THIS HOME HAS N’inii. MiutcK 'anJ t*rOf cclrv'tnxuc chcck, ownor, SI65.000 C l ll J u n lp o r ...... S75.175000 cotJor foncing w/aiorj ...... D ispl.ipluy A d s : ,i iii..uK%viij'«|,ic,,fic- Julio Ann Lunto 543^- 9 900 Oh ^ a c . for gardon,I, Irull I ALL THE CANDY] ^Jii„ 3 1 3 11th Avo. N....S 68.138 ^ sh o d , roducod $89.0 t your 1529 oq.ft.. custom builtV« D O SH IE R : - K c s p o n s i b i l i t i c s — |.ui.iujt. ilo or 734-1901 lor doloIloilo, 133S Burtoy Avo.„S65,(is'ooo Roaltor ownod. Exlro «95610 u ’ S12.500Call Anihori- M “rs,r.i;a now 3 bdrma & 2 bths. From 8 0 9 N 8 lh ...... $64.: 1560 Back Ddck. 1 acro REALTY ; RLER d:0M 934-5663. oroo w/now homoa. 15 T h eL- 'ITiincs-Ncws Online ft...K,c.»ti,|»ti.. Townhouao In Son , 8 2 1 N 9 lh ...... S64.( oq. ft. S 116.000. Inclueliidm Circulordrlvo.Now 1995/A95/AC 7 3 4 - 2 9 2 2 "' 0; 819Spmguo ...... $56,(56,900 I — ' I S2600 landaoaia p o S116,000. MLS«9Se40 Dovoiopmoni. 1 bdrm J 8 2 5 Aikon...... s 53.£ ___ y Bllowancol 837-6402,J2M Anihony. 834-5663. _ balh w/nowor corpo * 1255m S t...... S49.( View m y paint. S31.500. Call DaDavid 4 iG N i2 ,h ...... S4g,( ------WESTERRA REAL -Classincilicd Specials - HAQERMAN ESTATE GROUP 733-761 9«U . Waloon 543-6345 ° 8 0 3 Idaho S t...... S 45.C listings ■ I Tonya Backus 734-31: Nmv construction. 2 bdi 3136. go, Union...... S30.C I V « 2 bath. Porfoct lor atai #94374 _ , 729Brovm0r...... $18,C[JSSS Times-New: Price Reducedi I bdrm orroUroment. $59,500Jo"" View m y bath condo. 55 ond Sio,oI( SB.7M.no,D,....Sia,. R u stic lo g hom o, 3 bdixJnn. «- .• ■ Online 2 bath, woodatovo com plox, S30.900, C .«». listings f l wwwjTuijjicvallcyxocTcom spring walor. $68,000 iiiit Krf»l IX vo«j C»jc-«t Lorona Wiogins 326-06 us . or Stovo Kohntopp I!"7: 4 bdrm . 2 bath, dblIgo- g Tim es-N ewV sS eO U A L N O U M N d rogo. landacopod, A ■ | i R i 1991. *92496 CallS43-t37V o p p o R T U N m r 1 $115,000 ^ O n l i n e TWIN FALLS 2 b d rm , 2 b a th , aw acn Lovoly 3 bdrm. 2 ba wwwjnaglc^'alley.aKn ■ S ”3 ™ brtck homo. Now kilch< waiorsharoo, 1 ml lo riv family room in bsm'l. $99,500. B B dlierlmlnatlen bated on ■ lol with sprinklor oyotc1 .TY TO ^nrei(»CT*« Uccr»uiH.nH>n and nioo landocapin f c G M A C re, S91,000. Cali Tom |S , HI T0» H.JBCT^ «QI Arvitiw»riai. 5715 iTiîlMJEsote H H to m k* "'atiSt WJ TM '«-J» m 6c)«. Backus 734-313C, #957 no M O i.« -w r«l •irrC'i, C-arltHd (S3 eaat081 tif Cyxtmu** ®0I -« ^54,900, Cnll Doviv id ______III • « ^ W alson 543-41799 < o r • INCREDIBLESEITINGINC Tonya Backus 734-313136. a ELECAXr 3 Mnn. JAIVIES HERRETT WRIGHT REALT * IS KotertnnM W4 korql _ 095159 2.5 balh licimc. NcMlnlnl Brawley Roatty Hagorman, ID ng, ' “ III Uru!»=.^K>-« iO* Cjrm-ra(lMTw«r,CVrj V Spacioua 4 bdrm, 2 ba:30th In lu.Ui Lind.’aaping. tour. Our rMdara «r« haraty m o«»ii 8 3 7 -4 7 0 0 |n*o>Tya BMt aa owanxna; mr Ccer^ i m m singlo lovol homo. toncic»»w* I bock yard, jungle gym *0* Co-cutTUan tMI <,UICn fn & (m-n cm vm l IkwI dock HAQERMAN V A L L E ^ MARK BOLDUC *17 t TWi*^ CWPtAtji I SJT '» * «-»'■«I*aru.-.l■•I fish pond. Auto sprlnkloeSi? &.lf)’Monj{cw/ - 1910 Homostoad Jonson Real .... |ji a 2 car garago, $ 102.60?” - li)ilntulic llfl, $365,000 Rostorod, 2 atory brick E sta to ' WJ I OJâmL Call Shoffi PuIIin 73( wn IOO* JA.MIE .MARTIN 8J7- hom o w/oopam io guot _ B HJ C«»IM glJ 3968 or 731-2988.09481 too? IrjM ,f,l3 6022. #<>1856 cottogo. Stainod glast ■ lO n ' TuliPaniA:^!^! Ownor will carry on th wrindowa, nicely I 5 i K B w 'impSSiyto tmCmtm 10« groat couniry ocroago juotju SB7ra278. Ml !W«u Ctcown W( U:tri»rri-ei iiy >tMairc>$M IOIO r x landacopod w/maturo M2 Ux.i>:lir M7 C'Tctl’Wuinra m minutoo from TF. 2 bdmjrm. • .SECLttDEO RIVER troos In prtvato aotling MJ >yr*y*m IM Cj-1-.rJ t i l « «£»• (3Jc&cc>*> IMJ > -m i:^ C v i 1 balh homo w/lruit troc•ooa .SEm NCt bdrm. 3 spring walor. S195.0(X M4 IIM C^ntrwiT,-.y.-w uo f^lDulikttvi IOM £«.Cm pluo 1.5 wolor sharo!'00 . iMtli iumiL-is y |>cffcct M9 4 Uc»>;n IIjJ. Ol » ni>oCOi tMJ iJO I 30* I IOM tjnSax-i Cnll Lorona Wiggins 32(526- Kc1-a-v,-j) on 2.K9 acrcs, mm WRIGHT REALT ___ 6661,S79,500, »95152 6 r H agorm an, ID ?Kj PRICE REDUCEDI On ‘f’lsthi pro[H-rt)'. Tack H l>a>- nil 837-4700 _ 2 b d r m , 1 b a th h o m^ ® stiirjRC n n t lo pa-Miirc H located on Eostland Dr •j for liorvs or llamAv e zonod M-2, Good ronti Sulo hioiory. Now only S59,90(y>o 5398,000. JAMIE I ■ I Possible ownor carry. CoCojj MARTIN 837-6022 OR I 5 0 4 5 0 5 0 1 Lorona Wiggins 326-6GG661 939-0503. »‘J13n B LEGAL OPEN HOUSES3 or Stovo Kohnlopp 73434- 1 9 9 1 .094S11 • 35 ACRE RETREAT NOTICE OF Idaho, roqulring LCCCO ------Good Invostmoni, 2 torr 1 1. witll loLHof.tprlngttTilcr PU B UC HEARINQNQ pormtt nppllcanbi to nubml T w o h o m o a on ono lol io und liuntlnft poniit. One N otice Is horoby' q givonIv additional hydrological daUInto Ploaso chock your ad''Of for pricod ol only S52.590 iniy corroctnoss on tho lirst 6 Ixrdroom home and tnat a public howing will bo 10 Ihe Twin Falls Counij lirsi Call Lorono Wiggins 326 one 2 l)ctlroom home Ini day Ihat It runs, ao Tho'*10 0661 or Slovo Kohntopi PARK UKE SCmNOII BeuUtuuUtuI esUte wim 2 sloty brkk homa' .hold boforo Uio Twinn FallsF« P l a n n in g a n d Z o n in g make?- tills an (deal hunt- surroundsd tiy trees. 5 bedrcbedrooms, 4-1/2 baltia. family room, immis- CommlasJon. Timos-Nowo is not 'O- ro- 734-1991. *94588 C ounty Board ot Comir iiiK lodffc or corporate /ered declc. KImberty scliool dltlrlcL Sk>r>ora: Notico la (urthor givorvon oponslbio tor errors nt- X IRWIN AT T S M m OR 420-3740. An amondmontnt to thnt n public hoaring willitM b< tor that timo. m agicvallev•V nifcu $1.4.000,000. O rdinancoNo. 12 5, hold bofoto Ifw T * ^ Fall:'alls ^ JAMIE MARHN 837- Concosaionairo OrdinanInanco Couniy Commlssionors a: = r e a l t y 6022 OR 539-0503. WONDERFUL FAMILY HOMKOME on tree lined slreet In guiat lor Twin Falla Coun3unty 'tho hour ot 10:00 a.m.V or n I 5 0 2 t95755 OPEN locaiiofi. encii aad metalII shllns.sU Large rooms, large lencad ol tho Iho 10th day ot July. 2000. back yard. Fealurina 4 bedri Port<9, Tho purpoMt ol I B HOMES FOR SALE^ 734-1991 — SUNDAY, JUNI clan. Owner monvafad. n o s, nm ondm oni Is lo e ipipnnd a at tho Twin Falls Ccunl> FOR MORE DETAILS AT tho definition ol cotcom- Commlsalonors' Oltlce. m ercial activity andmd to 425 Shoahono Stroolfoi TWIN FALLS PRIOE OF 0WNER8HIPIIIIII FeaturesF -3 bedrooms. 2 baltis. I roQuIre ihat all commorcnorcial North, 4th Roor, Twin Fnlls,Ills, JU ST LISTED R E ^ K K eraakfast nook, tomul dinino.ling, master bedroom. Park-Uka yard. acthdtlos must havo a pdrms10 & HHjjKgrasg^ AT 794-eSOO OR 731-Z234.«. («(00100) North, 4th Roof. Twin1 FaiFalls. /sAViiliom J. BrocKman lots ot storago apoco.CO. WisK*- l.indMT.ipin^ nnd lut; Idaho. Chalrmon Flltofod walor syotom a . «>uldoor.-.mcr " 1.9 Acros, 1400 Sq,q. Ft.. 3 Bedroom . 1 Batti w ^BSB^BdsJPdLL A comploto copy of UIho ATTEST: moro. Alno hns lovoly ■ “ a Z S Ho.1: Dan orflinnnco mny bo obtalnitalnod /j/R obon S. Fort. Clerk dock&paiio. 11,396 sq.ft.” y Homo on Quiol SiroolIt Pluaf 4 0 0 sq. ft. Unflnlahod trom Iho County Cor lot. outo sprinkling ayo- Bnoomonl. Closo to Scl-k:hoolo. City W ator 4 Sowor. miaaioncfa' Ottico. Wcinit'rinoo PUBLISH; Sunday. Juno tom, nv parking & maluroIuro A ppralaot at $85,000. : 4050 N o rth • Buhl coquocis will bo occopuoplod 25, 2000______londocaping. OnlyTly Bo Pro-Approroved for *80,000. droom pl.in has open, jo3 moro doinils or n porsonalinal 1 - 8 0 0 - 6600-3203 luu n tain view s, excrptional Sunday, Juneme 25 * 12*2 pm D ntod thin 19ih dnyIny ol■ Dovoiopffiomal Oisabililios, of ohowing nt 733-0476 or Juno. 2000. ts roiooalng a drafl copy ot C>uhlacieaoe.llo.homoatood com lots of addiiionAl lndo PUBLISH. Sunday, JurJuns a v a lla b lo In a lto rn a ilv e 25. 2000 form at upon roquost.»i. AD ____ Copios ol Iho plan may bo fOPlNiHOUSE! NOTICE OF obtalnod by colling the m m m Id II S U N ., JU N E 25 PUBUC HEARINQQ Idaho Coun<^ on Oovoiop- Buy the Guaranteed «1:00-4:00 PM Notice Is horoby glvon givo montal Disabllllios at ihohe package and Thee I------WINDMIU HEICIICHTS SUBDIVISION tnal a public hoaring winvill tbo lollowing numtwra: Times News guarir- ____ •$4iaOOO-HA^ C R E A T I O N 2 Miles Southh OfO Cuny Crossing hold boforo tho Twin FaiFalla Phorw; 200-334-2178 . w w w x m jo antees to sell mor-ir- ] pu ion. >■ rMlasn o> M bM l> I 2 4 1 5 Sq. Ft. - 22 StorySI On One Acre I • C ounty Board ol Commi:Timis- Toll Froo: 1-000-544-2433 r o p e r t i e s !ilon«f3: TTY: 208-334-2170 ^ chandise or P Master Bedroom3om On Main Floor An ordmanco ostabilsJbiish- You m ay also obtainI a automotive itemss M wQ ' WWWJOHNLSCOTT£OU/nNAa 3 Bedrooms Upstairsairs With Walk In Closets lng aupplom ontat roguliguln- copyon ourW ob-sltoal: in 7 days and real 2 Full Baths/.ths/2 Half Baths tions a n d stnndaids torortho tli www.stata.ld.ua/lcdd/ estate in 15 days II iM M t I BnuOffict 3 Car Garage,ge. Family Room. i siting ol livosiock conrm ment oporatlons (LCO’i: 0 ’B) PUBUSH: Juno 24. 25,26. within Twin Falls Count’lunly, 27 ond 20.2000 tho ad an addition 9 ^ 4 7BI7 Propane Heatlat S£ FircpIace-AC al 7 days. There 2 4 2 B U C K I NH i B H A U O m V E TFCC W aterter PipedI To Lol is a S3 oxtra QUALITY, LOW mailaintenance and enorgy HaGERMAK lOAHO • Onty $1$ 1 9 7 , 5 0 0 charge for the officlontl! 0eauliful33 bedroom,t 2 bath homo guarantoed features oak flooring aiand cabinetry, skylights, YroUR O HOST: S E mr r n w r n r ? ! package. Ads formal llvino pluss larQO family room, X) • Pin e, Ida h o • ^ • $ 1 E X I0>UCOTT£CU/SQC^ 0 - CHUIUCK PERKINS; A Tim es-Ni•News Classified I may be canceliedd professional landscapjp in g a n d 3 car garago. I C EELL: L I 539-1874 I early for custom er)r Better than nowl $169.9.D00. W i l l R I111 I IEvery Need H convenience but E=£ATHRViii£, Idah o • HOM>ME: 733-1874 I YOUR HOSTESS:: fROANNE MANCARI • $ 8 6 ^ - F .Jeat ^ 1, ,1 I tho chargo will M k toe remain the somo. CAS>X«drtaM ) \ l445AddIion>> Avo. Eaat • 734-0400 ‘ $ y 7 s oX) o -i • P lN t toAHO • W I L L, ^ I N C . m i-09311 WfWjatAMXJ4kott « m/46648 [ I G £ M CTATE: REALTY,] INC. >■ >«, >n .MH 0>ngrt U^ «vt>> n a m I mn. ■ MJ Om B 2 2 2 SHOSH(HONE ST. W. I 0 • Pins, Ida h o • V

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F' R]EAI-J . 1 j \ .ST^ STE - 1 f I i'll ' ' fw.magicva3lley.com liffi cU e^ 04t “Y‘HOMESELI.LER” i s S \ QQ cCanyonside Realty/GMACZ RealR Estate • Century 2 1. GiGreater Valley Properties S J — , Century' 2121. Riversida • G e m S ta tete FRealty • Coldwell Banker NanniniN Realty • D.R. CurtisirtlsC i o. ra n silversIf S ag e R ealty • B raw ley RRealty e • Liz Gulch Real Estateite • P rudential, Idaho Homesfn e s A Magio a g Valley R ealty •W E S TTERRA E I • R(*ert Jo n e s R ealtyIty • Strickland R eal Estatee tifii Doshler R ealty • W ills Real 1 lealty • Coldwell B anker C urtis tls Realty •Invin Realty JCR O M e - Dhrarcw salei I . JBROME. 3 bdrm. 3 tbath JEROilE-6 bdfm horwnwon JEROME-ByovmerlRar 2 HUnTAUQH4ovoly hom base*bi al pro p erty o r 'l «t ilrr bdrm. crook In back, J " ” : ron. 3 bdrm . 2 bath, cov-c c wood Dr.. 4 bdrm.. 3 fullull ownor; 3 bdrm, 2 bath. 22 sq. II. 4 bdrm. 2 both, I '.homo on 4.45 ocros fi lm lots, J73.900.543.91MM Main floor olmost 160 2 1 ^ board heal. 18'*50*O' sun bt;yer. 2 bdtm, 1 bath. I ^ sq.ft.,Bomt sq .ft.'2®2 orod patio. S87,50,5 0 0 bath.$129,000.734-6352.>2. cor garage. Unfinishedo() vaulted coilings, noutral I NSC share*. Hardw 1200 1^ colors, m ust soO. 735-9429 floors. d«ck w/hoi I Pon^>2bathe.aacarcarpet tot. $34,500. Call 7y7‘^ atlM ftEy--5-bdmi.lbaMtn + btJrm, 3 bath, form).m il :____ TWIN FALLS-For sa lo By by bsmt $124.900.736-5«K, hiV ^: ^ C wator. 30x00) «shop 0619 or 730-8726. homo on quiet cul-dtrt* Solo ownor. 3 bdrm, 2 both, 1 ' 2500f 8QP, double ____ Loroo fortcod yard, rmv■“ ®- dlnlnp w/bullt-ln chinhina SHOSHONE. Estato Sal T - WENDELL-2100 sq . It.. 5 raga ft ahop. CallI lU i S r a ®"and a ...... " " j" cabinot. IMng room , sorriome brick h o u so o n l .1/3 ac. 3 houso on quiol doad-ortd!h TWIN FA L L S. Boautlfully"7 bdrm, IH bath, foncod ' fmishod isroe room.n. drm. roof, QFA/C9ntnU AC. »i hordwood floors, 2 car-ca bdrm. 1 b a th . dbl. oomgim ge. stroot. Contrai olr, family updotod. 3 bdrm. brick“ yard. $79,000, 536-5649 LANDMARK REALTMTV rais, lots of (rult treerees & Oas, AC. Drive by/ aor n d gle c a r pa ra o e , RV pat 2 .3 6 leSO oq. ft., woll. soptlisptlc, room, firoploco, foncod homo. Ig. ahop. oprin- plno.29W«M300 Sotith,8o s e e a t 3 0 2 N orlhI 202 0 0 Ing. OW ft w ator sottni klors, and much more.la' WENOELL.3bdrm.2boin. I .' (208)324-7S18 ,000. $105,000. 1 milo EastLSt oft backyard, w/ 24x36 shop. 2H ac. Now carpet, oppis. *** CaD3Z4-6648.« Wool Can 324-9107Ji•M $79.S00.Dr1v»by712L^ Call432-SS28. town. 6 02.€90^X )05Ji■ & RV portdng. $7,000 un- $ 1 0 5 ,0 0 0 . 175 E arl Dr. 'c u slS to rC a H 4 2 3 -« 6 2 ^ Call206-734-6193.» Rodwood dock. bam . cor- TWIN FA LI.S > Br/ck . _ rof. $eSK. Call 536-2912. bdrm, 1W bath homo,FS I TWIN FALLS. Charming, ; T o Slerve e i You Better I I (smUy room , hobby ohoD i ^ TWIN FALLS-For s a le byay nicoly upctatod, 2-3 bdnn.S; I I & mature lantlocaplnt)lng, Owrwr.Townhouso. 145050 homo w /1400 oq. tl. 136^ I FARM/RANCHES/ ; 5 L o c a t i oons r In Magic Vall(lley Gn^jgnji* I SS7.000 sq. ft., dbl c a r garago. 2 Boll Sl. Only $54,900,0 I^D A IRIES^^ UfOPEN n . Ploaao coll 208-735-9379, I HOUSE!* TWIN FALLS-3 bdrridrm bdrm, 2 bath. Auto sprin- 735.^JS90 ;324-3354 S43-SS5883 O ^ G I V I A C SUN., JUNE 225 »1:00-4:00 PM , gas Uoro.courtyartl/ponrtVgas WENDELL, Thlo lovolyZ CASTLEFORD hoot.l^. Btovo. WIDV/D. liroplaco. Aldor wood® homo Is situotod on u too ocro form locatod at rofrig & c o v e r e d t» rpport. o r Moors. Oulol, primo Zv, ■ 934-424334 837-«022 lots. Homo consists 0of( 702 E 3600 N, Excollont b r T n g o f f e r sS i l l noighborhood. Excollont!"• ovor 1700 SOF, 3 bdrmart. crop land, 160 oharos Coll 734-4949 ' V s i t O u r H o>mc r n Page at www.canyon!3nsidercallv.com _ & 3 boths, largo kitchonjn TFCCplu9wasiOvroior.2 CASTLEFORD - 3 bdm i.: TWIN FALLS-SIMPLIFYY w/lots of cupboords & ga nice homoo, 3 phaso I Email: [email protected]' bath manufactured bom .w pow or, m a c h in o sh o d . on own tot. S44.000 YOUR UFE. Lovofy, comr»- china hutch. Atiachod CaUlbday!I pact all brick TovmhtHtso.0. doublo garago A largo,0 livoslock otiollor, comont 1^ 2 bdrm. 2 bath. 1 lovoi. no10 dock M'southom cxpooum.L ditch & gratod plpo. [ WeyffltnaU]JI you a flpee the R e a l E s ta te M a g a z in e s . $525,000. Smollor acro- NELSONM stops. Control Vac, AC.: . LANDMARK REALTY Polla windowa. 2-car g a0- ( 2 0 8 )3 2 4 -7 5 1 8 ogos ovaitoblo. Call Art REALTY Jonos 731-1991 or Shorri _ 4C6C0amrir a w on., j m m rago. patio, small maint. 734>3930 froo yard. Cusiom buill by i. Pullln 736-398B for w m m m m m m m m 5 Joe Dovoo Brovin In quiot, pri- details, , Each oOllice m Independently Ownened And Operated. TWIN FA LLS, $69,900 to FILER Low m alntenanco, allHI brick with o rea t view! Youi this 3 bdrm , 1 both honvam o valo NE oroa. In mint con- m ust see this terrificc home^ on ttie 16tb fairway. 4 tn ol dition. $115.000. Collr 25 ocroo (1,4C FS live vra- I on a large k>t with lots o tof) bofdoring Eogte Crost We’U ScSell Your Homme For Only bedroom s. 3 baths plu}lus an 840 sq. ft. basem ent &' troos & w ato r running^ by. ownor 733-6005. ■ ^ G i m a c oarape with golf cartrt storage. Amenities include Subdlvslon with whool B LANDMARK REALWrv TWIN FALLS. Booutlful 5 ITl^fiulEsM fireplace In IMno roomom and dining ro o m , fabulous linos. Ideal location for S (208)324-7618 bdrm. 2 bath, 2 fl rop locos,S' ^------\ / ------horse sot-up. $125,000; la t F ee! fleck with view of MaalaÎc^Valleyl Call Carotyn Culler lots of storogo, hugo kltch-f). \____( m *1 at 733-9026 or 737-39 TWIN FA LLS, Prtvato 5 Coll Stovo Kohntopp 734- bdrm,. 3 b o th , 3,000sq._ n „ on w/chorry cabinots. Ig.g 324-33S4 1991 o r Lorona W iggins s m w ...... 3495IIM S i t e $149,000Fl.900...... S 6 8 9 S k M M r Sprinklofs, workshop. . YOUR HOSTESSSS: CAROLYN C U T L E R ^ 326-6661-#92966 k w n o « ( n « b 9 iboi low g as h o a t & AC. 2 cor A c r e a o e & L o ts ^ 3 U M m .1 b n tcw >.}}>.4 hAany 3 bA; ? a«y gtirt ^ garogo, a u to sprlnklors.,rr & ovorslzo garage. Coll 40 scree of bare ground pj»n. g g ir^ t e to Dml 735^)438, $175,000.00.B (UDODivUrracB^di } 5160,900. Call 735-8802. ■ - I N IUGER.HAN VAU£Y boing form ed. Build yoor JM.Q013IV l\_,1445Addtoofion Av*. Eosl - 7M -0400 own mlnl-farm. $62,000. TWIN FALLS- G root famif) 28 acrcs Mlhôuih Ix- [IICTM STATIne REALTY, INC. ^ I. irtg bill \-iev-s of moun- Coll Lorona W iggins 326- $ 1 5 9 ,9 0 0 ...... l5K 1tH iitn.l. fS k lS l ’ I homo for sato. 4 bdrm., 5 6661 or S tove Kohntopp balh. 3 c a r g a ra g o . 470C latns & Can>on. Rbom lo 734-1991. #92575 MknflotUagittMt ___ sq. fl. on 1 a c r e . North' roam, very private, * ind ilko. mtn c S n T 34 acros of boro ground a oast localion. $259,900» ” O L G M A C $72300. BJ. ROSS w/rood oasom ont S WL., ...... 2 » 6 h # p M b Cali 734.6000. ■ 324<4249 OR MITY powor. $59,500. Coll flStSSi«rf3U^?Cfa.S;aCqaiV SPSNCER 539-0501. Lorona Wiggins 326-6661 $atooo..^.ao3iin7AJbs.E,J«M S X m TWN FALLS-Cantllondgo oroo. Lg. 4 bdrm .. 2.5 #96052 or Slovo Kohntopp 734- '3 h im m . Mm t bath, 2 gas firoplacos, 1991. #92575 vauhod coillnos. stool sid 7 3 5 > 0 5 9 0 • NEwamsiRucnoN , ing, 2 nico d o c k s. Ig 3 coi IN BIC u n u 1magic valley s n » , w 5 ...... 1271 S i t e f S f f i I garago, Ig. foncod lo< Homes For Sate RANCHES! 4 bdm , 2 («>iK9R*r3Mn w/aprlnklor aystom. 1.£ balh home on 1 acre, 2 realty story hom o, 7 2 0 eq. ft up • PlCntRE YOURSELF ^ GREAIAT HORSE SET UP! iQln on ihU from porch and if car RaraRc. 4 p ta i anti 1964 sq . ft. mair Yieirs. Central location to 7 3 4 -1 9 9 1 ^ S15I^;.7«6NNm n i p M t m U r il illoo hol )ou can Spacioui3bedR»m.2btthuh booe on 1.1 acre near Kimberly. fk>or. $210,000.732-5622jtoo Jerome, Wal-Mart, or 1 SpdMdWn.lUilih«.i P SO iq. fl ofli ving Ksacc, living room en|o)-Ihc central air EDEN-Ooiry slto, 320 ac, A a ^ l n d i ^ over 1800 iDp or ganjc 2 tull hoTê bam wilh lU-ln FalL’L Possible 0 Sandy soil- 9 mllos from & family R»m.22jt28ihDp Inside. This ^ bedroom t)own Flnandng! TF. SSOO/oc, 825-5617.M SBTtfS?a5; S elecuic •water & hay itorsjc it Water sluin; included. home has a wonderful $106,000. BARRY ZHADDEN REALTY lnilb«*KOOimV, S IS lX ia 195829 . open kllchen & btjt foitii- C U Itb a i*a !Ba«kM 734-3138. BRACKETT 536-6764 SHOSHONE- For your ^ G M A C lyrDOffl. Also nice deck OR 320-1864. #90794 roal estate rteeds contact ! $89,900...... la Ibe back. As n-cU as a ITtf^fiealEsH* Ed Bonch. 544-7612 or -Oiviîoi,3U«a^ - J fuH sprinkler s>«em. • T »'0 STORY BRICK in 686-2289.______Slii o $88,900. CALL VICKI thc countr)1 Vondetful 5 jJEROUE- 1500 Head SUUER 420-BtniL. lidrm ■) hath home on St25^....(0is)IS«l017fcxfwn 324-3354 FoedloL Holstoin loodhst J #95011 i.'iH acrcs. CeniraJ air & for looso oftor July 1st. Oi*k M IV77. 2 M t Hpmflg F or Sfllfl \-ac. fp, aiiachcd garage BWr 206-324-3117/Twmo .m.^fadK&Hlaattoi • GREXr IIOME ON • IWBEllEVABLE plus ■} ha\- RV' ham. or 539-3117/mobUo. E r m l DEAD END SISEST EXTVASl This ifflnucu- MICIIMORE? 2 $1611500...... 493485 IMfen l £ N. «iih flrcplacc. under $259,000. BONNIE B. i Oiv M/3 oDi^ 3650 WHY RENT? laie 5 bedroom. 3-5 hath i ^ I :aU 734-1898 ground sprinkJcts. a home has c^’ciythinfc. 324-7304 OR 324- | I a c r e a g e s & ^ o ^ PPrice Rakiced-Ideal for thehe run lime bum! Beauliful 19dS narafsc opener, i bdrm.. 1 Large oak kllchen, new 3354. r«OHK ■ ^kniBi^9nS!V B a yVtnt^StBmBgaM r i y manulktuiedhomeonin•ppioximlcly 1 ooc in gicst rural tnih home with a wd) carpet & t1n)1,2 master BLISS. Land invostmont asiiW ft omi. 2 badu and is located only 10 letting Fcstuics 3 bedraom landscaped fcncrd >vd. • IIIOOEN HORSE opportunity, 1 group ol 9 l a u f i u a KK ^ A V EW IE E A O T » THTO< f F A m , P A H O i.NowJ68.000.»9SC09 L sullts, atrium door to the undovolopod rosidontlal minutes fnmi TSvin FUh. N $64,900. DAN SintR deck, custotn window RANG! w/ a rte*! [« CaDDevldV counuy home »•/ 4 tots. Call 206-362-620 ! .■ 324-2019 OR 939- uraunHUs & sk)iij^cs. bdrm.i&2 l^2haths.Blg 2019. «9.Uit6 Must K t!$l4«.500. CALLJOYE 934-4334 coumr> kiichi-n u / aew gas fp, c»7>' den « / fp & View my OR K i m 735-0590. .. . ■ , ■ • NEXT. d o n . & afTord- 2 car garage. All nestled listings t f e n H om i s e s ablet 2 bdrm 1 .V-i buh in Ig trees on 9.,< acres. mobile on corncr lol. Only $149,000. BON Times-News iDcaicd on thc edRC of - • aiARMINC. TARM. NIE B. 324-730< OR 0 S aIturday, t u June 25 »• l-SPM______lowi. < 29 .9 0 0 . BABRYy dcjpni! This Iri-lod 324-3354. Online ^ home has room for BXAOCErr 536-6764 wwwjnagtCVBllcy.cnm ROME ACREAGE O B 3 2 4 -3 3 M . #9175«MJ betlrooms. • CUSTOM BtUlT » bdrm JBR( 3.5 haihs a 2 famil)' 2 hath home on appro*. ■ rooms, fiorjcotw !telii« dosed in? Etvoyih’ lhe tpaa of ihis 1900+ sq. (t, 4 • ISTT1ME BUYERS or I acreon edgi-ofiwffl, I Sin on 1 1/4 aocs with faxed klichoi, open airy fcellnf! insulated garage, above I bedtooa. 3 bath home Si -hand)inan Invatm iw r. 114 C ountry Clrooked Stick Rd. xtreslike2carttiBge, dining lootn. ihrouRhnui. 2 car prajw- ground pool & oinbldgs I pasture 11 boatts many cxtn Good ndf^bortiood. um3y room with pelM ttmitove & a deck. Kccmily reduced to Gold n.di pond. All ihLi « / mure aerrage atÎ- I $122.50a S9S031 solid structure home w/ flarpctrr 734-1329. on 1,1 aor*. Call losce able. $135,000. BON- I CaQ Ncil Hai profit polcntia] bulli-ini lodiv! $248,500. GENE NtE VTLUA.MS0N I Neurr metal sitlictA. , OR ELUE SHARP 733- 536-6234. #95.157 I fenced back >'ard w / fnilt 5559. tree. $ $ 1 ,0 0 0 . KITTY • BEAtmFUL brick bome I SPENCER 539-0501 • PRI>,\TE a aiAR-M- u / 10 acres, Ig shop. ■ O t BJ. ROSS 324- INCI2100sq. ft. of liv bam & corraLv liome I .'.Fcatores: T h is bom e 4249. #92657 ing xpacr. Z bedroom. Z has oak flooring, tile. I SBSB den & (amily roomt. I • 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths.IS. l686Sq.R.or: lacrelotc?o‘n’iis'airsffir6^ haih.larTêbmllynwm : r U vlaa Space On Onene LevdL fainvay, on the t»nyon n m af>d orTen: • n u s HOME HAS «tih dmiLir sun room. Formal dining rm. fp. 3 I Mtm.% ) t ^ , beautiful • TUe & tiy . Klichen A± IUillity • Maple ON THE COVtD CEIUNCS. Ilcal pump, lov'cty land- BDENNIS CURTIS CabioMs Flii U vlns Roon in in livinj room. RV K i m OR BARR)' 324- . • Window C ovains5. tnetnctudins o rihet6(hClh Gtccn from lhe Office Area and bcdnMmi. 2 bsthi. buill in finished basement on $250,000. c a u ' 3354. #95355 | , parking dump, (it* on conamer lot with fuUv fcnced wrd & F m w o o d Bllmls sn>d«enJeaIi d « a Full View:wofihc t I6lh Fairway. Tee-Box lo A . 10 tchools. Priced to leQ 100 x125' lot. Neu sun WANDA 543-5883. im ssn e? , • Spill B«diooms. W ithlh2W 2 alk*lnCloKit Green. Tromam the Kllchen and Dining Room. tl kxated »ilhin da room in dining area. f9Z526 atonlyS118J»0.rtG14j • ' A 4’ Shower In the MatM auer B4Uh Ftnu ■faatepp 734-lM l o r I------1 ll ;• Covered Pailo. O v ennixed itt O tnce With • l9 6 0 Sq. q .(Fl. ' O nice Area CaQ Steve Kafas $82,500. DAN S tllR • 8'xI8’Au»OppnOar«ilaraje Door • tjving RoomRoi « Powder Room LoienaWICntflxBS2»««61 324-2019 OR 539- ...... • A « o Sprinkled Lawn■n «and Landteapint- • Master Bdnnmaih-Bd « Uillily Room • 2019. *92650 View m y Ings for S ale ;• NO-MAINTENANCEr e >Vinyl Sklina and • KJichcnI AA Dlnlns ArcWiccturtI SWnjIc*Cl w • M^)te CabiCat nett with Koronile Counter rh d g ic • OVNER VILUNG lo listin g s 1 IU 1286Adcmf ls o n A v e n u e E o s t $35,000. l o m r Shop Building. .i.200 sq./.Jl.. Ji.. 4 Overhead Doors North Rim PrP r o p e r t i e s i ^ r Oosetncm in Every Sente of ^ IWin i=allsS • 208-734>1991 SPENCER 539-0501 Include the FoUowingF( H-, OS BJ. ROSS 524- Other huilding% includc' a PPlant building. 7,700 ]. R . • 2 Bedroom/I Daih m v r O m oglcvaD«vr«atty.com g l I A m e iU tii •moa: 4249. *92243 sq. ft., 2 overhead dwor.,s, pugus heat, and L;ib ■ : I’S ,larase ^ . ogicvaIloyrecuty.com • Both dom ntic and itrlBailondualitrl, . Family Room.Ro. Funuce Room. Storage building. 2.(KX) sq, ft., fi'rvc'orvcd air hcalinp/air water ly u e n n Exieriofi DrivM vil uilh Sicel Somi//Fa.«eU and ' conditioning. Alt buildingsngs arc IcKaied al Ihe iral .ShloBle*. Compleie Wrap • No ovcrtKsU power linollnc«.ook.h™ ^ >cck of TREX No-Mainienanee Black Pine M ine. 6.^ mlies iles: soulh of Burley, • KVuoragcarca,nvniUilibbleloanteUdenti DeefcJnjMatcUteriaL Apnoa. 4000 Sq. Ft. In AH- Idaho near IntcrMntc Highwghwuy 1-84. The build- . • icnmCbunByOubmer ings were ci'stom built in l‘1989, Each building nwnhenMp

» F6Tlmo8-NwN«w 8, Twin Fallo. Idaho Sur>undoy, June 26,2000 lEAl ELST. ' '' ' "H F CASTLEFORCiR O -fo r a a lo RLER- 5 ocro,B, 55 Wir sharo. HA2ELTOM. 4 0 ao( c r e s poa- ______FILER - Now conjommorclal JEROME- 2731 i v a ry nk;* f j e n b i i e : V o b « n n tu a l hom o E A ^ tF>u«.Y i»i^.cW by ownar, niconic 3 bdrm. could bo apllt.pil. port loncod. bfdg., newly ren- 1, lOOOsq. 2 4 'X B 8 ’,m o b lla I 21 f t O ta hHOUOO o t on 12 powor, phono.10. WnndArtiil 8lt0. S12.500. 685-5017.82! r A JX f i T ^ a u a ^•2834. $tS.00Q>e0»85»j " S ix o ta v * tita a In a « o ti^ mostly furnisheded tavomI al n„460m o., 024-2 ! r r s r ° " * B,' R o a e v a la O ia trid t 61 acroa. Call 537537.6663. toe. 5 min. tojTF.734-9838 TJ KIMBERLY - 2 .S o ■ lect for gas/c-st 9^"- seats 125.25. ; $85,000 T W W P A U fi -"T-r—;------: alto, boro 330 X ; ■ B k park, or m any otr TAMARAK-'02.2. 1<14X 70. Sunset Memorial Park. Jlilul vlow ol 0053 o , la 208-324-323010 orc email N E W E R 3 0 x 63 0 m a i a l new plumbing, 3 bdrm..b< 2 Call 737-0548. ' ; . RLER - Now plj H 5 YOU” " ■ morclol usee, i irlm.nai. healed shop on aubdlvislon.' ^l‘“ocfo'’po"/-'1 '" th f vaMoy on'on 14 ocros po Ub avo. E. & % a cres ^ 1 1 . Buy c >n1.e+/* bath,$ 6 0 0J O0 . . C a l l j j o . & 3 0 0 0 E. Mk n $y or loaso. ______a c r e s . H a # n eIW w olfloe. 626-8367. cols, m onufactu S35.000.423-5965 9 6 9 . A U 0 7 3 4 -7 fe l Of 731-i»-5092.« ’BanKo-irrsrarsfiwfion you 1140 sq,ft., plu s 1 approvod. S17 “ TWIN F.LL3, 1 I r* * * » UMadMainedadtad to tprM d m odeled offlca.*ShoreiK Sl im R H bu8e-6r ^ 8 ‘'x60-! ■ 5 2 0 P l 734-7021 o r•731-5092.» 73 731.3322. 1 to 4 loia TIMES CLASSI'SIFIEO ______avollablo. Woll. f iPM -r HAGERMAN.I. AAUTO •bo*'!Jt m» n*m« fortrucks, lO sp^ a c s C ^ 1981 Chevy Pk*-wck-up. Call ■ h e a l E S T A T E n n u e n a TWINFALLS soptic In. Spoc.'ici;":;.'; c e ' o SERVICC CENT*4TER FO R youh«v»lorm«,7i«. 73» o a 3i Vem 733-1866 for ______I WANTED 1 FILER . ROC LOTS FROM S H O R SES ANO U S 2 7 .6 0 0 . viows with Golfr privilogoa.p r 208-734-525538 RENT.4baM.«• '’Olst. ' l lP n YOU-REASUARTtRT8HOP- fc— Wiii Quiot country 11^ Esiotoa in NE Bool docks & mn ueu c h moro. / ^ n comproosor. Mairlain StTMt f— —------—===71 DOSHItI C n PERI You know a m fnutoo fo r Tv s lots for solo Ownor lorma.. CCi a ll 733. location. Groat op 1..^ deal whan you so< 1.39acroowl[wUhwStor lnPn“90‘"rortrom $27,500 4060 or 736-0217 2 0 8 - 6 7 7 - 44 1 5 4 3 ty- Sers/rrw . *83i S 7 S S REALT1 Y ■ Come to NomM“ X FAXl\ I with wator iop.NorttoCcI Candlorldgo • • ■ — * * * * * * * * M ' C0 for quality hom ahoroa. Now ). Call Jann B 5141 j (BU RLEY ) [AC 734-2922 hom o 2210 oq • -■ • affordable pricoa r . W t ^ 3 g®'|c‘;7 a rn.buildor n ‘i ■iNCOMEPROP * '■ JA M B A JU IC E re ------1 733-2224. OACM YOUR - bdrm. 2 H bait o p e h t y I ______ZUKA JUICE FOR JE su e 4 5 1 6 cor garogo. Tt iQltor ownod. m — S iv ^ Curront ownor f ■ » B M - KiMBERLY i 515“ ir f r j i u s y N. / ''------I VACATION PROfOPEHTY ^ ------h a s m a n y oxlr< C IA L with othor localloruonslrtB oI- 154 I TTME SHARE ‘ s q ft bo n u a roon IIVI ^ Prioe RedueadIdl 26: unll I COM M ERCI I ^ C E M E T E— R ^ I a d s?nr.ss ALPII with oood I PHOPERTITY 04 and wonla to0 ccortcon- 324-3354 hor wolk-in1 cloaotscl In „ * . , " ^ otorago lacillty wll trato on thoso aroi LL222J TIMES CLASSIFIED LTV fonlol history.. PiPosslblo — iroa«.* T he Commerclirclai FAIRFIELD-Roy moator oulto,), lottodjc tub. REALT ------b uslnoss Is priced»<1 to «oll. -V Sub^Sml from KoKoteh^*' 2 VALLEY VIEWrwjion. J DEPAHTMENS | don. vaulted collinga col with 734-337>17,9 ownor carry. Ju oot t $$87,500. Call o r E-mail for>r Infonna-Ir P r O W r ty $ 600. ea/olfer. 0 Coll Slovo Kohnlo) 208-734-SS^J plant sholvoa. ' 9 you and tion. 208-607-321721 7 . • GREAT COMMERIScHL town call 6Q3-64S-H orod do ck oli tt 19S1 or L oronaa Vw ig g m s yg^f baalnosB t d'tho dining TWINFALLS s a t thla btolmanOmlndaprtfprtng.com com er lol w /600’0 0 -of So. i ^ 5 1 8 I CEMETERY P lo t In o ro a a n d a privprivato patio f lE p a r c o ls 326-8661 (»953B4 it m URO 20e-677-4543ji PRIME 1 ACRE sfroflf tn m hcatiOi Uncoln frontflKC. 2. IMES View Gardens, Su oir tho m a stoIf r bdrm.bc Add. with panoramicmic viow of FILER molnlolnod comnnmnrHnl FAIXS X-2.5 I MOBILE HON (BURLEY) , g , , er. Large acres. W50.000. Memorial Patk. 423- acrooQo avail.II. $17t,000-S Magic Valloyly -• undor- Groat RotumI Vor> ‘’I'lO nvoiiabio. S5 326-3791 cr731731-3188. ground ulililiosos &. pavod mobila homo pork t K O on’l hovo 0 bua y z o n e d UNDAMtU£R5:R324- CHAMPfON-19971ri6 'X 7 6 ', ------roodo. Oooirobtioblo Wind- with 3 bdrm, 2 bothiOth homo. Pon-, ashington S6S4 OR 324-331•3354. 3 bdnn, 2 bath, $2 dolivorod a n d a et u HANSEN mlllHtlghtM ju\ubdMtjon. b Somo unUo o> will also ooll tho 0 « 3' building silo P '" r-* * 8881.»95512 «9S29f/e52SS 334-4380 o r 324-61-0622 ducod to S99.5I9.500^.Va°ll I T V TWINFALLS bohlnd & w estt oo f 1 6 1 opoaing btulnessc REAL! ____TWINFALLS g 24-x52- louTi. $175,000. R OELCO-2 (1970 & 1 9 7 6 ) Lorono W igginsIS 326-86513 ' Incomt property, I?' Ownor canyM9.400 W4 AB boat oflor, now Stoo or Slovo Kohntointopp 734. /J4-^9Z^ morcial bidg cun oto floor, BUNC 324-8574 's o o r ft« commorcial bidg « ;?e 2 docks. Upout, 654 FOR SAI BY OW NER 1991.«0S438 TWIN F A L L S -6flhdrm b 2« looaod thru 2/20i o S n,S? Slh Avo. W. Two rig. Only 324-3354. #92735 TWIN FALLS {»!• SSiJSJSSor (arms, ELKO. NV. 1999 Ool 1 1 N.«. 21200 W .. JEROME , , bath on 5.25 OCI t i f t.99 acro buildinging aito lo- „a,or. SfBT.OOO~ i r K o - r i123-5415, i i moro. Now rool.-go 4 0 NEW • BRICK BEAUTYIkTf Gr . 1.1 Homo Theatre D room 1.24 ACRES/IES/MOBILE HOME/SHOP catod south ol TF " Homo. 3 bdrm. 2 b a lh . . onn r«M JEROME - 4 bd , , cation &p[oniy of pa be ao office or aI ho.home. 4 ,550 ao. ft. Tako MltmobaihotM. - 5hc»«>06UiK/p]t«kL at only S29.90 ic'JLTw^th AH^b^ck duplox on° ? S il.J 5750,000. Coil AH . *32d?MM«cpbWtt)ilW»diotevltaMc*AnKMdadi -M Lorona W iggins 3: £.*1" b o th on 3 .5 acr.w os with Olroot. 2 bdrm. 1 “““•y pymts w/ approved 1 ,B 326-8681 „ator. SfS4,900 I. 1 b a th 423-5415, #96150 es.lots $553.28/mo. Homi Ur nadUinlng • ZooMSgMindntriil T or Stovo Kohnioiniopp 734- filer - A bdrni,I 2 bath on ^""3 outafdo0 storagosi TWINFALLS s q . f t . . s p o c o s . C ■ 1991.096153 , Addl vv/AC & h o o io d « brick bo movod. 77S-77S-3l-3 4 9 a e |< 1i4n!uihares-K0AMi(jdMidtCiAilCa • 5 mkutet from tnm 6.71 ocroa witht'h twotor i L-L Buslnos# iocotion on location. prajjc. easy walk to th e •NewttpUetyjleflitoiMomKttmmotfiB iffW lfw eiroam. ‘tu oao rontod, groot coshjs h f lo w son Avo. E wtth 664A4 fln ft' HOUBO In g rea t lo o . HAVE VOU FOUND B magic va/a I lev S304. S91.000, Coll D M rJ: Call Ray 733-634010 shopping. Agent o»ti homoofyourdroammayot? whomHtlwt » a -T/b i , S70.000. Call Noil I 1 _ Could haw D home >^K I Watson 543-83' 8‘Of 7 3 4 -1 3 2 9 or Momea Am*r/c«• /I10 s a IH IU IB IIIIIK B realtyty ^ NELSC Tonya Backus 734-34-3136, ,09,.,94720 SABALL A offlce! $95,000. . DADAN groat soloctlon a n d fi q q i R E A L TT V Y *96072 MVRCCMMERCU J , SUIIR 324-20199 O 0 R ly housing oxpori r l ^ t o CA LL LINIINDA CLEMENTS AT 7 3 4 - 1 9 £ MVR COMMERCI. REALTY B 7 3 4 * 3 9 3 0 ICIAL 734-1991 >39-2019. #95333333 sorvo you. Call 733-;3-2224. 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We thank? .k ^ tor. t-e0»676-7060.0; ____ AUTOMOTIVE ’ ' o«r»0» Ml* M«wntoni Fifxl fro m th o b o tto m of our ACCOUNTEXECUnVl-nvES Tiro and auto aorvlv lc o ' oul wt>*m they ar*I aiKand M hoarta. The famil'Illy of McLeodUSA. a leadinglinn In p o sitlo n . ExporioncoCO In BBSIfiasLi£ScS •varyoo* wtfwr* jwuf*oun WB Merle Jonsa. togratod communlcouc repairing tiros nocossiisaiy. rMHHlMiiliTWtkMicrim m hrHAMllPirrln [I CeubyUiUtnnrRtdacidl SapirlaporHoni Preptrtr Wn Ucgi Hstn u Excollent salary and b0Approx. 3120 Sq Fl. b* ffMough lha po<**fh< ------provkSor to business a •NewRootlnTOdooa H OeJ'son ■ ad» In ciaw M it rosldenllai customors?T of« paduigo Indudingg v1 a - • Approx. 2M2S4- a Vinyi H-IOCnimo G Oedroomi & 3 BjIM g ^04 o n s , *0»kC»bln«;y7T.rouoft«it^ •N»»rC»fp«t4V«i,1 'mr- ',1Approx.^ 3 Actct Mklwost and Rocky Mn cations, commissioi ■*" *3e«ieomj Sewing Room & Slouge .2 ,n ■ PERSONALS health insuranco. pin a id 'RVPtrldng BJin. CorTjI. GietnhouM. Apple Oitlutd lain Slates, la aooki iporary Modem KilcJien .5S Sungun Hoisa Batn . a m o o t highly motlvatod Accoi hoildaya, discounts. d^ whon banking oxporiomn c o •SBMnMrni.omca&zeiil'BilM B •4Bedi{»mf&2.SBij•SBUTb -HorvSel-Lfl-U^WanCn9 proforrod.M onB«D«cii • AtucfirtZi'jaiSi. . -n"”' soiutlono. Proactivelively roqulrod. Must bo obtole to .J129.S00 ULS I m n o *$169,900. Runai 0«t 10 MlSriMBM ‘ S^J.OO?>.000 MlS/93053 5475 US HWYi’93 9 FAX m oot arx l maintain moot UIS#9S945 I LislinaOo HDmfsîici '5te«( ThisTh Lislir>0 On llomestllei nonth- wort< Saturdays. Appiic1'^ ' nickWknttcnwrar7U41M MIBllctT:Iti 711-2888 8 ^taitV »U i K«-«T3» ______BlcUl Kokll 374-8736 JEROME 3 *y sa lo s quotas. tkms lor ompbymont e (N o rth o f Petro 2 YOUR availoblo ot any O.3.L. j—■ II ^•offlntentate 84) in rotum for your oxpcrttsortlso. E vans Bank kwotlon■ J i McLoodUSA offors cor AD prohensivo bonoUts. ^cpt CHILO CARE =IFn petltivo pay and stoiB^ck Nannie* wantod. 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B**«IW C lm k Rut* B|t«tîM - Approx. 467S ToUi Sq f l. 4 BtdiDordiDomi & 4.S Buns. 2 E-MAIL your ctassffiodc 1 0 7 “ I o sto d In assisting parent ronts iîiiii'ii'i'iiirili';, uuwJUuiilu T Car Ctno*. Mitur* Trm.n, PPofxl S FtMnUln. J 10.000 Moom improviiprovtflMM Alknnnci. to u s at ABORTION of stoiggllng te e n s. Exc 'iw tnadO m lC T oruM f ALTERNATIVES communication, typing *d rM un. W hw yoo wrtt,"no RMu«dloS1S9.9oaUlS<■IISW2098. Mirk Joon 734-4599 01 DtnUDtnUa UcCknky 734. na n d a u H M ad. b« «un 4599. - NTER m u lti-ta sk in g abllltlos “1 r*ad«ra unOonUirid yoooor HELPtI • We gave ------awi PfiEONANCYCROSCeMnI m ust. sa k )s oxpor. a plus Aflert*bltAeAetupi PrtetRM«RetfDCi« oamoorw's Uttans al®w«y Ri fW EE TESTING7472 Faet-pacod onvlronmonta ----- TvMo(diCM«U*a-2BMrBMioom 8 2 Btm MotM In Pjik. Sn«d.,toS bm lo.»9e.fUno.. •2Ded-oomkTiMoOiW •llewtrSwti 3 OeOioom & } Oitn toy's W odnosdsy mor Kept *CisHej' ilRlrf. 734-7472 - 800-371-745= i S23KandupD0E3 E . BAKER R*frtO(ntor,WliMl&On«Oiy«r. MoM OrtTr. No RmI Pfcp«tr. 6iO«r3iO»r UiBl Hjvi Plr* •VnyWrtKt Ihg, Juno 21. Ploaso o Bonoflta. Rosumo ti • AppfOx-SAeAerwWiinWjtcr *Ferei AQprom 811.500. MIS »fmOS. » M or IM m » 324-T6&}. ►•“ji i ioa IL jonnliOmicron.net,1 fai(ax w eekends. Apply in •AotjpooFtiFonCK) ■GiulSUut Slaxler 01 Rcliitmen) Home 206-686-2041. Jonni An I. ii»i..».,iii.irr-.-< .J7QOOO MlSrWWr *NowPfi£wPticcdAlSai.500 Ul.Sr!>4901 HOUND POUND I PROFESSIONAL i An- porson at Mm. PowolTs h MD" I SERVICES drus. PO Box 328. Ooodood- tho Magic VoOoy Man. H ■ i 1«ri 324-2671 ftBill or t8*Iladi 324-7883 TWIN FALLS ------ing, ID 83303. EOE. : ANUNAL SHELTER ____ CLERICAL AGRICULTURE ABC SEAM LESS SIDINCEL cowi/IMERCM FOUM) ^ Compotltivs rate s on C h a is taking applications fo 1. H ooter. rt>d Morto, mat tor 7 bonkruptckts. Col - H ERD PERSON an otlico assistant. FTFl It Jill Wui WiTtl—II !»*««• hF r .i t « . Joff Stoker 01734-8455 ' ^ k jra tall, (ound by aJipor with som o ovonlng hoursirs. •OnHimSirMt •OnaflUMSouinodCW 2. L a b c ro s s . Black, (port.'rtoi CHECK THIS OUT::0M Honzon Organic Dairy is as tots of piwning and daUa ta •Uun-TmntOrnctBuikljng‘"9 •Vjr»u*SWOn««miyA' l«rod mah> w / okl lesthinou- WWW.AAASCREEN.COl=------rapidly growing, progros-|fos- entry. WIB tmin. 733-068333 •l2oodCt>Ano«Hi»orr • 0/«me»d Dootj.HeitM' c ^ r . slv o com pany that is sot- _ •tÛWttuna HOUSE A OFFICE C L S ic A L " •GoMP»rt*i9 •CompnmwLsiMTrmjnm H BMnTkuNaiHivlll WtndtilAdeilAcraiga 7. tin g th o p a c e for tho or- N -Awrot 1272?72&3flS i -Appro.:>ro. ?700Sq. Ft CLEANING •S370.000 UlULS/90742 •MLS#941t5 AOiD PnO N : gank: fo o d s industry. Wo RLE CLERK n7?0j:n-. *3BkHoo For rntos. cat! 735-0677. le s timOiU(ciT3>-7l»-7tS3 ,Stt«*DIUctaS4-f77:1-1771 er7M-7*53 D Mtoorns ti 3 [latris 1. t;ati cro ss. Black wAvhlti B produco th e leading Intor-.(tof. Part-tln>e position. O utlei ?fl G.iiagp.'Sliop spayod femalo. ^ 0 HOUSE CLEANINGatos, natkmal brand of organicanjc to Indudo (iling. a n swor- e r R *60x100101 FlfmodeW tMoMK-lQraiid H *NewOnicrln^nCitiae •Conipifle 2. Cocker cross, block MlnlOustB aroa. For rato____ mlik and dairy products.rets *''0 phonos, routine offic* ancrs includrd -Apprc.irc. E B./-Acirr, llQld dutios. Drug-scroenlnE •Pr**«m>/2anMR-4 • Approximiieiri.UloWlo174Actilol» n whlto. Malo. •c k * can 438-2654. ling. Wo havo two immodioto n l •Hiohwiyfrorroo* MLS»9iCI0 *S10519000 0i)0 MLS»93716 a . Spanktl c ro ss, rod. Msl KARA'S H o u se C lesnblo. ln i o p o n ln g s for solf rrratlvot-ivnt- a n d p r o -o m p lo y m oJ!* n i •UlSrt593J •GoodVrtibility oc Millnda 324-78S3 ______BIII^ Ot Melinda U4-78M 943 o d toam playors to fill our physical roquirod. St. j.Fr«BdtnM <''in4-n t- U tt •Pncet FUngt Fi9mM?.0i-A.->(]roi lOOOSg ll 3 Dnlmym. Ati»l.antqi;iOrTynlW,.lrO tOS.OOOI ULSMIS >94854 TBlS»0kng*2«71. Monday-Frtday ,vi OWOP+Folonlos dolry h e rd s, ability to roc- Cu8tody*Child Suppor com putor oklllo. C ustomfn* - •t125,0CKVBusln«»0nlyfo7»1-ni« Surxteys, & HoSdays ? } ^ anim als, ablo to worii out- Qood company. Wago A nim als o rs SOLD ôr $350-fCO8ts: Bankruptc^ doors doing usual physi- J450+COSL Call 734-740 ^ DOE. DESTROYED an er4 8 VN c a l labor o n a dairy farm, SOSStamngSanHeaa jvNDaTiLj hours, so ploaso’can48 or THE HANOYHAN CANa c o H ofteonO rgank; Dairy of- eas Blua U tm a Blvd. N.*\L visit th o pound doDyD toor Repair. Rebuild. Roptao150. fors compotillvo wagosU““ 738-4473 c h e c k If your pot Is hors.Mo orRomovo. Jlm32G-41SC= t and a comprohonslvoivo ______1____ SOUTHSIOE• HORIHSroiH5IDE bonoflta package. Conon- COMMERCIAL SALES EaglitiMCf:CftitM A«prex.2.1'I. 2.18 Acn BslUlag Sni This lertotsnupôKlsti *V>ewOITtl4SK Snike Flivtr l.kr Nn ('tn-r A/eAre 1- ' I * CnUrtMit ficlurpd HoiMP^ PkOnFoundjtion m lssion & bonoflts. Sor>d>d Tcirrrvry f. -Ccwunlsunis A.opty LOST - 14 w ook okl lomolc m Ploaso call 734-3718. 00 WlSrch&2 snacks Wiltt«t»rT«f738-C1M TyiTyioa Cook 32417H E ast 2 1 0 0 Sooth. Goodi-1600 COA corllflod. a g o s 3 a R o w a rd l PIosbo xxli-csti up. 6 ;30 to 6 « 0 , Moo- Fri n 934-0474. call Coll 324-3069. JO B S! JOIDBS! JOBS! W? Appty Today - ImImi m B d iB te Openings LOST A T NORTH’S RES- FUN LOVING in home TA U R A N T* W h ile goldfiS: child can). Call 73645601 lABORSCLEmSfVCALPOSlTKMS X JOld Q f731-1463.« vani H om e c h ild c a re In Kim M m a O mw m u - berly, am. providing L. LObT m alo B oston Torrtor----- attonllon. iCCP/CPR/lirsinrd — W E S llF E RRA- in KIm berly/HansenrrVir aid, rnoois. foncod yard139 Yen wkwm gsot. rol., 423-9139 =Tpn» LOST Red Heolar X 222be INNOMEDAVCARE^ 111 Rior Ave., TWITWin Falle. 733-7SOO 1^ tw een Buhl & JoromD,be- Loving onvironmont, 2 yra 7 3 5 OvorHand,I, BBuHoy. B 7M 040 LLS AVENUE • TrW IN FALLS • 2>08-733-7653 0 1 Ju n e 2 t . m ale answ ersniD. to or1tIoidor.Fir8tA k l8.C P R __ 376 FALl Cain. $60 reward. Callsto cort. Licensed & ICCP 1 1 0 2 s;0UTH o LINCOLN <* JEROME• 20808-324-2236 543-4943 or 720-2705J:sll approved. 6;30am-5:30^ WEXTPAYIrPAY ______T“ 'JL 0011324-6565. I ...... /

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CLERICAL - CONSTRUCTION >ER DIETARY DRIVERS DRIVERS EDUCATION ^ DRILLER'S HELPER DRIVeR«ALES' DRIVERS Developmental English In- Socrotarlai & Bookkokkooyng LABORERS 3rilllnglo SunB ridgo (or Twin F C la ss A CD L Local:al doliv-c R oolor drtvon. Musi I r ^ r , LaÔ Exploratory Drill: I F5 M la LOOKING FOR Qrtos. sorrto oqulp. o( KK® Wantod, 16 wwtam,I, noTOho atruolor, full time (nlne- , positions. Noodod ASAP. Twti OUO poo- curroniiy sooking a: Claa# A COL. Coll I - weekly. 28 cents per m 733-7300 o r 678-Wng(oraTnj . ment to teach remedial , start building a carocu o o r.A . d i e t a r y AllUDE drivor/HarâmSalsSS DRiVEfe ^ : 1-600-228-0084. L ooking (or tho b M-I t C DRIVERS ^ Engllah. PreterappUcanta .COMMUNITY SEFJERVIC6 CONSTRUCTION;R T ^ ' a drlilOf'B holpor. yoiyou will FT position. 1-8pp m pon o n . Nood CDL 1 TRUCK DRIVERS HEMEED- ^------■ poasesa MA In English OFROER . . Nood oxporioncododframor loomhowtooporatoo to a va- piooBo apply in porrson«4 at: - hîrhatrrank/AIrbrr b S t o s A CD L drivof*. Phoni EDI Sem i and 10^»h«noolers E-UAIL your cjassmWd ed 1ad with community collego Tho City of Twin Folliôlls io oc- & concroto finislioihor. Stan rioty of oqulpmontnt typoa.t] 5 4 0 Filor Avo- W.W endorsomonts. pllcaitona takon dally for grain hanrast andnd po- . ■ to u s at copting opplicatio m a n y approved tho 8 teaching experience and allono lor nt S12/hr. D OE. 803-430180 whlio you gain thoo knowl-k) Twin F alls. ID 8 3 3 0II 1 o1 r call Indtxlos bonolils. tato hafvoat. Wa wlO10 1start tw ln » d O m k 3w v jt* t ' demonstrated ability in • COMMUNITY SEfSERVICE V T -p - .Ty . , dayi G roat pay. grt lolnntnn CONSTRUC!C T I O N a x p o)rie r I o nco 208-734-8645. ECEOE. t o p l y a t ' throahing grain aroifound ------—------u s « o( technology In th o - OFFICER. Bogli neodod to ad vanco:o yyrilhln ------Valloy Co-op SuppiDohf m llos. call KiRTroft# :asllo- EDUCATION O PERA TO RS 800-348-8224. J u ly i s m In Iho Cat monthly a ala ry lo ! -lion Co ' our compony. Youou noodI DISTRIBUTOR 130 S outh 11th, Bu _____ t o r d /B u h l a r a a . TlThen Compenaato^ Educatkcattoo ale^toÂuffS^ opening . T h o C - .S .O . Iad oa n on- conolrucllc r i nir^c: 10 bo nblo to 11(1 10(100 lbs Eom $ 5 3 0 wookly disllstrlbut- ______:______------DRIVER S------m ove to Murtaugh. PkPioasa ' SpM&UsL with resume, comploled owom. onlry-lovolr s(spe- letters of reference and Rosponsibio to3 ^w f k Iri A lso oook Sc/»o/lnBuhl. 4&( atom Oil H this opportunity (or»r grgrowth ______claaoos, Cloaa A COCOL o r alon o n bonus. FuolFuo^ DRIVERSI clallsl position In Com-Co unofficial IranscHpts to; non-hozardouo, p you oro " Uikos only minutea 10 ;oni(lod oafoty bonus poasibsslblo. Flaibeda atatos. CCole- ponsatora Educallonon CTI-( Judy Thom. HR SpedaJ- s;c="p°=""»°travoi lOQ. '"tofofta “"d75-7S3- 'J' your dOMlflod od . -^ rolroshor. Only corl ro la to d d u lio s wit R<; 9171 *foo. call 775- ochoollnaroa.^p.809Mi - H om o froquontly.ntly. b rata SUCCESSK Do>oyou uelE^)O tfk:o.tnmSol-8 b l Human Raeource De- ^ pltasls roloting to cc nforr.^ ■ ’’772 (or on oppllcollcollon. roauWa laJo a bit ky>g« - â-665-7600.X). - ’ wont te havo fun onn jy w so, Idaho.) Rosltlonon 1ro- velopment. Taylor Bulkf- > nity policing, aorvio Como join Iho loadi>ador In ]o b 7 B a troated like quires mastei'a degreejree or jng. Collego ol South tor qpprotioncnc.ond COOK Iho drilling Industry,try, 1^ ^ professional ^ aiv7V?-Be equlvaleciiand thri 0 wagos M E0_eMPL0yeH»» DHUOi FHEE WOHXPLACE ♦ SENIiENjO^^JJCOURâeDTOA£Pl three Idaho. P. O. Box 1238. • reporting. For concom ploto Twin Palls C aro Con':onior haa bogln onjoylng Iho wi approclatod & suppoiported y e a r s e x p e r ie n c e0 wwl ith Twin Falls, ID 83303. Find lob doscrlptlon on< ond om- on opening (or ao (ull(i timo ond b o n o flto Ih asl.Long t L ■£|IFY O U W i ■IVENIENCE STOREI? E by tho oKloo staff?!? ®? .particular oxporleneience/ poating/applicatlon ot ploymont opplicaIc a tio n s, P.M. cook. T ho hourshoi will oFforo. Q ill to ^ y . VORK IN THE CONV - : ? > k n o w n a a on Individi e i n d u s t )W ORK FOR USI j 'Idual. J^ o w led i^ ^ relatedJjW to wwwxsKsdujobeAA/pEO. contact Iho porwnronnol Of- bo (rom 11:30-7:317:30 P.M. EOE. ■ TRY YOU SHOULD ^ ■•■5 ■ not a truck numbor?.? Jo^ ' ’ MilcatJoi) of' ot rlslâl - fico lo c a to d In City City Holl. Profor oom oono) wlihw ox- ______••• I ’l The Mn|Ingic Volley’s Uirgcst ConvcnJjcnjencc Store Chain is _ • ■ our toami Mon.-F-Fri. denta and their (amlll( I 321 2nd Avonuo) Eost.E( or porlonco In thoro jropoutlc I usiomcr Scrvicc Skills ' : T (800)S48<3ieOiExt.B'• B-51. - strono roading a -wrftJi phono 735*7251.I. ClosingC cooking b u l willI train tr: mo DRIVERS ‘ ■^1 Lookinglg For People W ilh Great Cusi I EDFTOfVDESlQNER ------bockground require doio is 7/12/2000.)0. EOE/-I light Individual. Must Mi bo ■ > WcOfTcr: vAinn Schopi Improveme AA. A D ru g PfOO00 Work . dopondatjlo andd abloo to NEED A CHANGEJGE? ✓COMPETn rn v E WAGES NOW HIRING I ^ ThoTlmoa-NawBlaloot and/or aaaoaamonti-sss! bac °*?s*sz;;i7^ Placo. : for a tatontod, onorge work at o footi* p DRIVE FORR H aI ✓P.iidV^KOlauion."! ground is dealrablable Uurtaugh. to 83344 1 Pioaso opply in pon (. ambltloua porson * ,®derSi • ( S S ) 5 » « 5 i r CONSTRUCTION I H ✓ H e alth Insinsumnce C ashiers L wontato.launchajouniirM? Knowledge of Feder Concroto m bororo0 noododni C74 E ast Dnvo. Twli In ^ programs, and proferofea- Sond resume or rooueat ^ . Vonf'JIS.ia> Is ✓BvcLifclclfwurancc All Shifts , 8 b m c a n M r. Wo’ll train' Immodlatoly. $7>$7-D/hr. COORDINATOR oxpo- appllcatton at the dovo Ovmor Opsf cni PUui (401k) Pleaseta » apply al Oasis Stop 'N Go j to doslgn and odit no' i.pora address or phone. DOE. C all 208-733-133-9277. Somobody Noodsd s You Wo OKor; Excollonilont -'ftoircmcni flence wtth teachers, pa WoihloetOD S trett S.. IV ia Falb E p a p o r p agos using ati CONSTRUCTIONj Hospico Visions Iss BookingB< Bonofils, fl of-thesirt lochnok^^ Ii« * educatora, a n d parentsa nts to EDUCATION » • Expor; B ock h o o a& Equip- 6 “ highly motivoiod,lod, com- n e w p a y PACKAG:AGE l o l t/2 orcallKM i47.ectlll 0 congenial and proloaal nocossary. Position>n willv« Now rilrlno akis for summ or njquire oome travel. S4 _ mont O porotora. Gonoral Gc paasionolo porsonon lo CO- 401(k) with Prolit “ al onvlnsnmont. Roqu I. Sal- school. Contact Qotto - (.aborors noododd piputtino o'dJnalo a sfy/o shotihow tuna Shartng & Stock f manta (ncludo a bad “ O' <» * 37,000>00 10 R oSa: District C lotk a t • In unaorgroond lolopolophono rnlsor for tho comrrmmunlty. Purchaoo ProQram: a lor's dogroo, oxeolli5! S s / 7 ,0 0 0 d„ponJlnong onc 837-4777 for oppltojlton. IniRAVElImS'OASIS n lor exporienco. Closess Ju ly P c ^ tto n open untQ lillod. • cablo. Volld dflvoIv o rs II- '• y o u n f o in lorro ro : s io d . '/ôk about Our :r Hui HOME u v o rtia l skilla.' on oyo conso roq. Apply In poroonp ploooo call Row/ atal 735- $1,000 Slgn-On Bom ; H design and intonso otti Slarts AugusiM 1 o < r E O f. ; SlrMl 0121 ollor 1:00 PM._____ «nd CLO T raining e n m e d I n " ouxillaiy akla 1 • 2123 en»t16lh Sir sr Irl wRDEii _ L : tion to detail. Must boo Bd tor E D M ^fn O N ?• Burioy. Idaho 8331M 1 8 .» DEUVERY ORIVl — I e o EMPLOYER* ORUQ 0 F re e WORKPLACE » s eENIOR^JCOURAGEÔAPPU i^ I Mrt son.'Icos are noodod fi to work croath»oly oa p individuals w/dlsabllltioHilloo Now hiring Prindpal 7-12. : CONSTRUCTION Ambillous. cloan"^rt^lng dn Moot wlih Om ar Arngo o f a toam , moel da S 3 or Counaelor K-12, Gov't/ loarnnco. Thursdoy. Juno 1515 f f i call (208)332-6853 ( Hod carrior woniod.a MUSTh rocord, good oppoar DRIVERS d o a d lln o a a n d haric g Cor Social Studiaa-HS, f salary 0 AM *11 AM 1 . DRIVER DRIVERS otrosa gracefully. Must1.1^ TDD 1-800-377-3529. F< hnvo own ironsporUlortallon. Hoavy lilting roq.. s Local q'ooII- S c i o n c 'e - H S . V o A g . Apply in Bost W ostom Canyoilyon Magic Valloy Rocycili:llng a Class B CDL Roq. Lo BOCOR'a wllllr>g to wot1( nlghtaf a 'S lob doscriptton and apj» N O D R U G S . CC a ll DOE- FT or PT. Api placo haul/ooasonol Juno-Co-Oct. $40-70K+/yMT B usiness Ed. PE, EndUsFn porson at Evonconon Springs drug fijoo workpl u tu tn w e e k e n d s. This full-illS «^caB(208)332-690 630-0570. • 3lvd. nood&'tt CDL drivoi/or (or Hoy/corn chop. J At C H om o 7 -1 0 doys. Loas< HS. Applicant mustiiold ----- :— ^ Mattross Foctory, 32G32 2nd ’ 357 Bluo Lokos Blvc Job Includos a stroro n g ______roqulrod certllicali^ for CONSTRUCTION----- PHONE North dally local roulo.I. 1 C a ll C uatom . LLC. Mon-£n-Sol. Condo. NoCrodlt^/i , T L. Avo S.. TF. NO PH -8821. $$Down.72%Contra(,tmr4 p a ck a g e o( pay and bi poslllon. Contaci M tto • Looking for CDLL TTruck CALLS TwinFoUe, .733-0690. Bom-Spm. Call 734-88 aflls, wlih opportunitiimoo EDUCATION Drivor. Job silo) h( h o o v y ______------C om p an y poaltlona Ro«d,‘District CIo(k ol DRIVER DRIVERS for advancomoni. So 837-4777 for oppUCatton. ■ oqulp. mochanlc,TIC,nnd DENTAL HYGIENIST avail, a 0 /0 Rool rofor- ONTVEh SITY 'ST SW IFT Toom drivonj noodO'Uod EDWARDS BROTHER :O E your rosum o, Ust of rof ,p o Poettton open untn (filed. lioovy oquip.opon)orolor. Noodod for progroc: ^00- 1-eOO-437-4166EOEI_____ oncos and oxamplosQ. o( AOA A DtSABIUTlES vllh HIta- provoniivo ohontodS'don'lal c THANSPORTATIO;nON Contact Mat or Richanard ol $500.00 SIGN ON B Must bo (amiliar wilh truck- DRIVERS your wfrttton work to CLri^CIi RESOU RCE CENTERtE R I I chi oxcovator & Calq ( .imudo& 1-886-490-834343 423-5312.B NUS - Exporlonco Iru : I grod- proclico. Caring oltiM drivors W olworth. ManaglrMI Edi-E P o cM elto. kfaho> EDUCATION ! ; ors also lookino for oxp. lochnlcol oxponisirtiso a www.SwKtTron9.com ------ors wantod. Wondotd orlul Solo, toom . or roDof driv DRIVER bonofils. Proin.sntrlttrlng noodod for roofor,tr, dryc lor. Tho Tlmea-Iôwows TITLE: Stair Sign Lan-Lar Primary School Teadhor. carpontors. Will payay (DOE. must. Sond rosumo Falls' g u a g o Intorpreior. Non- N or combination ol grades X)inlmo- Dr. Tim Thompsoijson ' '(EOE-M /F:M IN23YRJYFIS, With C la s s A CDL. lococol & plan. Call 800-635-47•4736 van. walking floor, tanktonkor, P .O . Bo* 548. Twin Fal Coll ollico for oppoir i ovor tho road og com . good ID 8 3 3 0 3 . A d rug-fn.froo classiliod, 3/4 time0 (30(3 2&3 a t Dtotrlch Etomonta- nl. 734-1S 41. oruoruo toai- 241 ersonwlD«art- and two yoars of Inter- \ proting oxperionco inn an nn 20S-733-6900. educational aetllng. prof-orof- FARM. orably at Iho poat->et- W anted Experlonco secondary lovel; oro rs 6 swathaT& balerop^ralo- 731-42< yoars working oxpetlefKOm co 18.208-324'7146Ji. A Intorproting for a varloty h of ed u catio n al ar>d com FLAQQERS \ munity situations. Knowl M ust tiove cunont certiflca- edge of the deal culture^ tiorja drivors licojiso. w iniu Abl^ to work all hours. and issues commonly faced by college students who are deaf or haddel of FORESTRY j . hoartng; RID cortHk:ation.Uon, A M E R I8 AFE. INQ.. Is Stato Quality Assurancemco Booking quallflodlnditou- skill levol. o r equivalent;lent; a ls to b e trnlnod as Bollob1^ Lawrason ie Blevins knowledge of. an d willingIling ora' comp agents, h^vy i :'neM lo abide by the pro-pro* Induatfyexperience( -do As:Asmk'. Broker, CRI Realtor* • . ' • relialonal olhlcs l(or o r groo holpful. Startlni Bai Pruideinga interpreters. Bachelorslors o/y, growth potential ve- 5 3 9 - 7 4 8 8 11-2900 htdo attowance.exptnso SALARY: C om m ensuraterate account group Inaurfmce with qualifications, expert-» ri- plans. 401K. som e tmvol. onco. and certification;lon; Fax resume to NeU Oam- •M • Calhie .wilh competitive benefitlefit broil at 888-8e8-«648 or Re? 318-460-3662. Amer- A ^ t ^ i n O N : Sid m ltt lot-lot isafo. Inc. 2301 Hv^r 190 tor of appllcaUon. resume,mo. West, DerWdger, and contact lnfomutk>n of threo referen< »s to: FURNITURE FUOSHpiv” O ian Je n k in s, Knowlodgablo In working Intartm Director w / laccjuer, olis. ft g]azos. AOA & O lsabiR tlfs FT, salary DOE. nease R e s o u rc e s C en terr send resume to: Sfnonla Idaho State Untversttytv Fumitura Finishing P.O. C a m p u e B o x 8121 ^ box 6279 Kotchufn, ID P o c a tello . ID 832091 63340 or call 208-726- Review o( appllcattons yrtiiwiH 7059 o sk for RobortJ»atty. B o n nlie ie Lezam iz hn C um m ins begin upon receipt. Rc'.illL'.illor'. CRI H R e a lto r S earch will ccxitlnuo untiljntU GENERAL 7 3 4 - 9 0 7 5 7 3 5 -8 6 2 6 posltton Is filled. 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Poslttonsta I I • Ju lie BUSlack jociate Broker CRI, CRS, Sand^ Hacking require m astor’e dogroe O lficc M.in1.in,i{;cf or eciuivalent and ihreo Ri-.illor-Ior- C o -O w n e r yoam ex perience in K-12.19 avail. wortiingw/dMtop- ■7 3 4 -5 5 1 1 M mentally dlsabtod. W ages educatton. Preferences / glvon to th o se with strong start O $6.50 DOE.Bene- background In sct>ool,1 ^ fits Inc. medical Arotlrem- Improvement andf'or onL For Inlo catl Sljolly 1 6615 A ddisoon A ve. E. ’ aase'ôn L Position1 324-9665 or InqulM in requires sorrw travoi. S a l ary rango depending onin tnJoTPme.______T wrin i F aiis, ididalio 83301 I r i i i i iS, S a experience: specialistIt GENERAL . .*41.225-$40,480; , - . coordinator-*47,715--■ WENBfiDYOU)'* SS7.258. Both poslUona« ; i, ••• •. . ; opon until nned. Starts Au\u- •Forkin' . : ► guat 1; or ASAP. EOE.. II •Conitiuctton • : : ■' Twi/vin Falls E HOURS Toll Free 3 4 ^ 5 5 3 6 auxillaiy a k ls or sonrtoosos • OenirBLLabor. : > OFFICE I are need o d for)ndM duaIsals •Warehouse ' '.w/dteabiWles.caD; = . 1615 Adtddison Ave. E. M on-Fri 88:30-5:30 or 56. V (308)332-6853 or TOO0 1 •800-377-3529. Foriob3b Applytodsv^ 208-7-733-5336 ' Sat 9:0(0 0 - 1 : 0 0 doscriptton an d appllcattonion Intel nto u n ta in StaffBvg w w w .Prude lomes.com go to www.ade.stato.ld.us-JS- Besoureee • /D e p t/o r caU 736-3855 : e 1-800-73 ■ (20B)332-6944. __ Drug. Ateohol Free Co. •r 733-5336 lentialldahoHo . t

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I ^^^^HARÊiliV-FLrilll Jjj^ Sales Associate .'W' OEAM SMART 9 ^ ^ ■ 737^910 ‘ '-■ SilaA nodats m ------7 36^024 REDUCEDDi^ SSIO,OOOI Raaltor owned i Whyly rent?ri Buy this 3 bedroom $49,900. EXCELLENT BUY ONNTHIS Tl S5S.OOO. Fix it upl Th. . sprinkler Irrigated. 4 bed- cute 4 bedroom hot S e W d M în " Twin Falls. 2 bed- me wnh large shop, ail cn homeTie onc its own lot for *45.000. make an olfer and therIhen do some rooms, 1 bath m Mornlngslde/O'Leary schoolol cdis- 1 wtm spacious Icvmg - Centnf air, gas (nplace. u . » . r i„, roo™ & kitchenin 1area. Newer elecui- room, vtnyl sidino. auto Newerwer windows, roof and appll- Iricts. Spacious living & dining din work to make tha perlecfleet home lor âi system ft roo-oot. Has new gas tur- :es. Very low utility billsl Nice areas. Freshly painted through(ighout you and your (amily. L: I air conditioner, /Uso Newer carpeting. Covered pai ; rd .wllh dog run. CAU DEIBIE room. CAU LYNN RASMASMUSSEN O V II FOR MORE WFO. CALL DOROTHY GEIST 9 7: « 737-3827 OR 734- MEL8C7a7-MB7. /9S946 3flD3. *95927 in . '95300 5 7 n ^ « 5 3 1 4 pKATHY PARTRIDGE i Assoc. Broker/GRI PjoANM EinasQi Mub-Mibon OoOar Chib ^^■^^24-3608 '. _ . StiuAnoctttt . '^sssr Hj J-l S76.000. DuDuplex just iistadi Cteart, S79.00( IwiH ith $79,900. IMMACULATLATESS 3 BED- $79,900 LocaUdleds in Gooding, this 3 l brick professional overlay office this home. Use a s Income propeoperty ROOM, 1 bath home’ In bedroom. 1 bam home IS tSGO sq. oas , spspilnkltf syjUm. 2 DM- S «ding. l S Concrete paridng, (ots o( ot single family dwelling. Homewfea- fi locatlon.Rreplaca in livin room id 1 bedroom units. In potentiaunial with 4 offices possible & tures huge lot approx. 1800» sq. It. compliment gas h e at t Nice N (amity »•• a" basement. ting area. Located on Addison AND has S bedrooms, 2 1/2 balbaths. toom (or relaxing. GoojOOd size lot Features includede forced ' Momin0Sid« Me school zone. Caa loday Annue.nue. west of Blue Lakes. Doni basement has outside entranceice (or wtm a huge back yard. I on a s this one! CAU PE8QY CON- potential apartm ent. A mustIt sea.$i enloyl CAU BRIAN nMlms«E» RA! ““ (or mofB details. SAMOY 7J7-3W . J ] | lly ' LLY FOR YOUR APPT. 737- CAU PEOOY CONNAUY OI 72737- FOR A SHOWING O> 737-3927.7. corner lot, Fott moren details CALL B. /95306 3C8. *95730 »93?57 W A L T I ^ ^ IBf ^ Y CONNAUY Sales Associale ^ ^ B 7 ^ 5 7 4 Sain Assodate : ' l 734-21D6

U8.000. LoLooking (or a lull base- $86,000,000.WB GREAT NEW LISTING ON room, $94,900. Ju^st reduceMKucedi Brick $ 9 9 ,9 0 0 . Enjoyjoy acres of mcnt? s tiome lust listadi a bed- OUlNCYHCY STREETI Thb home has 4 (4lh bedroom down but no egresiress). Hornet 5 bedrooms. 3t baths,bat family rWortnwtitie3bed- ‘ kM ranch wtth shad- Hroom i 1 battiath on main floor. 2 bed* bedroorrooms. 2 baths, artd in excellent 1 1/2 bath brick home In goodI quietqu foom, great room withth BlazeE King It bio yard, outside rooms rithout egress windows) conditioditlon. it has central air. gas location close to doctors otlicc WIthaimieworfcwouk] make ani« n?M oa«0*' stor;norage room, pocst quarters, Skylight,SJ central air. and 8/4 bait>aih. Gas heat. Children h eat. TheTh patio Is covered and the t trees. Brick Newly painted.id. garden space. BRIAN RASMUSSEN duplex. Home Is In good conditiid ito aulo sprinklers. 1^ c»n walk to0 nschooi. Call today lor an ^ I s' Is f ferKWt i with sprWders. CAU , yan,, wan patio lor privacy. (U U ll LYim m ature trees, tuli with gas heat new roof. Urge yai I S r chaln-IInk (ence. new metal barn ! '' JOHNHOUSB) appolntmonlient. SANDY TST-aHI. RlCKK BEAROBl FOR MORE tNFO. dog nm. patio. CAU TOM LL01LOYO RASMUSSEN 9 737-390t1900 OR 420- w ith tacking roc CALL JOHN Sales Associale g12^«5919^i-v^^ «2M K40R^^»r#9^t5-129 28C7. *95729 H o t n ^ e f i M '. ^ ' ’ Stm.AssociatB -i-.j i . 5 3 M 5 5 8 ' f S ^ HOME SHOWIfr k'H h E$102,900.. DDELIGHTFUL nswar 3 S104.9C4.900. Just reducedi Very. WATCH: M onday & 9:30 anam $105,800. COUNTRYYH SE S H IN G . $109,900.B THE 5AMERICANM, OREAM n l»dr(»m . 2 bath home in Wmberty. V nice and dean 3 bedroom. 2 Toesdajr® 10:30 am IS WELL & ALIVEVL Newer carpet & bfiih: homeDm (eaturas oak kitchen, ^ CITY CONVENIENCE! 33 bedroom. be 2 vinyl throughou to Qas rtth central air. Wonderful pantry" W ednesday 0 1 1 :0 5 pm I flTHOMAS UOYD ry. large dining area, patio, Mffi. 2 baths, family Sales Associate lanbscaplno0 wllh• lanced back yard. dou blie let garage with auto opener, Tbnrsday @ 8:30 am bath acreage. PLEASE: CAUC* RICK ^ ooRonrrGBST ■ ” "•* room & den. BeauuiAiful landscaping. Mutb-MiUion Dollar Qub GRI. sprinklers, oas furnace plus air F d d a v @ 1 1 :0 5 pm Double carir oarage( with opinar. IR S3»-«311. A *of everyaryone. CAU OIANN ; UiMBboOobrCW lilloning. For your personal S s t u r ^ <9 9:00 am BEARO O 737-3912 OR 5 CAU OOROTIOTKY TO SEE this beau- ^ Sring g CAU LYNN RASMUSSEN D0MAN9737-39WB0R73S-1428. ^^■^^■tifuiriom eJT737-3903. *95334 m -HM o iiW 0R 4ah»>7. *95824 Sunday @ 1 :0 0 pm *95555 *95235

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S109.000. BRICK BF RAMBLER with 4l09.90a,900. Beautiful raruh style home. $113,900. Beautilul NEW HOMOME 3 BEDROOM. 2 bathlhM homeI in $127,000. SHARPIiPI Charm d a Cape DAN BSH Sales Associate SANOY THOMAS H ovar 1iflE sq . II. iiviRO space. 3 HomeI f«aftatures 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, located In North Pointe Subd. on a Hagerman. Sits on 6 acres, acn great Cod In this dean1 33 bedroom. 2 bath )e yard wtth gazebo MulD-UiBai DoIU; Club ; Astodatt Snikir btdrooms. 2 baths, formal dining a 1520 sq. fl. A has many amenities cul-de^ac 3 bedroora 2 bath hon' investment great views.s. HasH shop, home. Extra large: ^ ^ ^ 7 3 ^ 9 0 6 as central air. vlnyf skjing. auto w/vauMd ceSlngs. Sprlnlders & sod I I. new nx( and win- ■ I 787»3968 M living roomTIS. s. family room, large such ss c toafng shed, pasture, orcturdufd. pnva- Utchet) & lotatots of storage. Located sprlnUenklers, double garage, beautiful front yard with seeded grass In bad oth.School District. cy. Additional 12 acn parcel on 1/2 acrere oil( Harrison Street. landscapicaplng & morel For your own Dont miss this one! CAU DEANN ircd avaUable. CAU KATHY PARTIHTRIDGE 737-3820 CAU SONNliNIE PARSONS « 7S3- tour, CAUCAI WALT HE88-THE HESS O 73MISU DR OIANN OOMAN « $124,900. CAU k a t - tI sSCHRADER e OR RON FREEMEMAN 797-391S. ,Y> *94651 TEAMOTlOTBT-MW. »!»4j5 737-aai60B7»-1CB . *940877 073W17m»«1^iy. »95198 *95130

------C T | . / “ Hlj>ij[ ^ '-* ' 0CAMADAUO6UO GLORIA 8ASTIAN *';'■■ sunAssocUts GRI Associate Broker « - UuBHOon Dote Oub S127.900. GRE5REAT FAMILY HOME In *129.000,000. Lovely home on 1 acra $135,000. Dream se t up withI a :3 $169,000, Great neighborhjorhood and $199,900. SPECTAi i » . _ ^ » J g 8 supar locationIon. X-TRA large lot. 4 1S60sq.lsq. n. Neat & dean Inside and , . . . an Immaculate maintenaienance Iree VIEWS from this 3 bedroom, 3 1/2 bedroom. 2 bath home. Two ca thvdthsluc- bath townhouse. in the bedroom. 1 3/<3/4 baths. 2 lireptoces. o u t Smaiimatl shop and shed, pasture homa, 3 bedroom. 2 bath w tyaithe Pinnacle. laroa familyy room,n ullilty, den or and Irrtgairtgatlon equipment & lencing. garage. Sprinkler system, outaulld CO exterior, beautilul land:«nrt-L ,amily rooms. CAU ROAN*ANNE MAN- path & sh ^ p in o CALL WALT ■ #9544919 JOHN HOUSER S3»0S5». *94flOB008 CABie737-3>1BTDDAYIm *95505 H £ » 737-WM. *3*54684

' ' , CAMOLYN CUTIER ROANNEb MANCARI • ': GRI I ^ UutHMoPOotarCU) Sales Associate 7 S M 0 2 6 • M S l ^ $199,900. Lovely Lo\ home features BeautifulIful home on Jerom e Golf LITTLE MONEY MAKERI 7 units.i. 33'- GREAT CANYON VIEW iplus terrllic S1.9SO.000.Q WOI 553 H iilamilys hom et You m ustist sees this ACRES. 3rd geneneniion 1880's er.i split plan, vautiautted great room with (2) bedroom units. 3-(1) bedroon- Valley.*£l brick erteilw . 4 propaity to believe the view-itviei will cattle ranch In Plc BLM and (Iraplace. Islaisland kitchen. 4 bed- un. 3 oath plus formal Ihrino untts. a studio, and 4 garages. Very,'ery. uka your breath awayl S bei State grazing rights, corrals, bam. 2 room s. baths, fenced yard. room and dining room. Amenities very low vacancy (actor. Call gow 3 taftra. deck o(f master si t>«f homes. Approx. 37i acres taim- Includes {a cujzzHnmastersulUlfor d Indodeid) a double sided Ilreplacs and lami^ room, lots ol window Silver Creek nui deck fadng the ICth falr- fo r, more In lo rm atlo n . Onlyinly ly 4000 sq. It. and close^ 7 to I Twin gfound irrigated wi Informmation a CAU KATHI e ry sp ^ l ONLY ^19,000. WIS. ONLY *285^000 CALL CAL CAR- water rights. Grows)ws potatoes, hay. SCHRADER O 737-9817 OR 73«* CUX QUFIiUROLYN OITUR m « 2 « $22^9001 JOANNE NIELSEN 886-**• 0LYNCUTL^73i-*02«,7:1.737-3913 grain & pasture. CALL CA TOM LLOYO ' 9RICKKARD ana. «9ci i O R Wr-3B13. ^ *96111 DR 420-3381. . *95055 r a 7 ^ K 4 0 R C M SilcsAssoditt 1 * * it * OIANN OOMAN . [ n i 2 2 2 ^ |Sales i Associate MtfR>-I.U]Kin Ooliai Qua

f t O aS tE DANIELS SONMIEP RON FREEMAN EIH P M S O m ■ DEBBIE HOWARD0 Assoc. Broker. GRI LOinOTH I c Sal«As.«I.t. ■ MuRMi,tajonDoilarOut '■ saiciAstocim H 737»aB0T I — | W 4 4 7 5 ^ ^ I ANIB JO ANN REAVES ir'olb Sales Assoclato B 324-8443 ; •« ^lOTImsS'News,w8, Twin FariB, Idaho Sundaiday. Ju n e 25,2000 ^ V

r***** HATCHERY MANAGEÔER HAIRSTYUST z *COHSTRUCnOmON *. SSSSiAL*****’ Largo trout hatctwr) ~ R oad re p a ir, drlvo t hory Now privately ownod ( !yo srMll., lUMEDIATE OPENENINQS (lOOfCFS) In thb• MaMoBfc In Twin F oils looklrn ; truck. Valid Claw • tnduatrial-Ught && HoavyH Valtoyb looking fora - > dHvors llcaruo. Wi oraan hoIr otyllsts & nail I *Foctory.Alt Shitea oxporioncod Hatchotchoty Great location. Con C : efinltlodforflaooor-*for. Hoovy •Construction . Manaoor. Sond mmunu- u O 736-0064or731-7 - tilling. Lonff Tam.TH. IG'rval .pofKlit! dourung educatiohJoh & — ...... - Pay. Croat Compi^ 2 * ' ‘ CDL Drivoro hatctwry oxporlonconco lo: HEATINO/AC )lburPTlc$Starli^M ~ SOSStaningS»n •Customor Sorvico0 , BoxB1222.%Thorho T o th noed o d tor '12tull 663 Bluo Lakoa Btvanra.N. .pigh Procoaalng- Tlmo9-Nows. P.O.3. BBox ompioymont. Prefoifor AC P d a p a •736^4473' • •Groonhouso Woritoirkors 548. Twin Falla. ID> 8383303 coniflod b u t will comx»Wor V O Q ^ ------‘Flold Workora All Inqulros will beI koikopt non-certlllod. W ago)DOE. C ^ 8 , 9 9 5 'HEALTH CARE TOP PAY - NO FEEE E confMontlal. EOEJ)EJI. Pioaso call JR sl Boi ...... ^ O R iB S O D O W N 1 LPN/RN l i t Rlor Avo. 735 OOvortondvi ' - r , ...... Mlrt H eating 788-0121 ' SkiltodCororo 733*7300 670-4S-4040 g e n e r o u s B on u * Oti HUMAN R E S O U R C E J PERSONNW E L 7 ^ U& Cellular %ro you lookino ? team al Vatloy VlowJiow Ro- * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * Join n (oodor In tho { Cus VNO&Hatchback 3 iiromont Hoallh Cora icES---- winjioss Industry a w ^ A M fM C i ^ ^ I* y e a nro lookino lor o lov HUMAN RESOURCE ‘'V w ith c h a llo n g o s . 1 n nw Smi nm * UB QkMH* **ar wS? 9 lad profosslonalI mlndodmi; COORDINATOF $6.SO-$8.50pofhrlo< tfwwiK Otrtb D«t, (MSB cm 8MK Full llmo POW ER Englnoofsfra lne Full Tlmo ,.in.» Ihon m oro per bitlabli Moi V LPN-a arvd RN'a. Full =lo»urS: Rolall Salos Aaaodat. w posillons arc availablilablo tor oooks o Human Roa aitor 6 wk training. * Iho day a n d ovoninglino shift Coordinator In ou VERY FLEXIBLE. Indi intenamce u 0 Îdô^ Cellular offora; i mdl onollts otllco. i txcopHonm Bom rioftnnna * Compotltlvo hourlr^Mru. u o ’ m u s t b o o u ig o l 2 tncludo: candktato would poi i>iic poraonoblo, prosont v 3 oxporloncod-bQ-boood 2-4 yoara HR gono)7^ratist wow PLUS COMMIS & on opt loam or. FA ?*WQ0O9- . . oxporlonco lo aoalatllat In Af- n.m rosumo/covor loiioi dO hilt and wooki0 k 0 n d (irmotivo Action/EEClio p S - (208)735-6178. i Allo ^ dillorontiala grams, )ob doacrlpt a vacation and sick pa>MU omployoo rolotlons, .Pfo- LAB ASSISTANTS BA In Human Roacoaoufc- 0 ' “ "’ *®'' imo PT. 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O R Z E R O D O im } ond m oro..... and with toama at al: ol9 oi Iho organiza Ig a LABORERS — L i m iIted t tim e ojj j f e r . s » i i ■! 1 Lvona Po'’ quickosi procosS S i o US CELLULAR W>MB«Dafriat.Du«/;« A* Bag^RL o w Smb. n»giMd TPIooso coll Carolyn Ly ^daioD (Iûg (rao workplace Qt; Vattoy Vlow quallflodcnndldi Iaco TREETniMMEF:RS riwordina- . n. 1-800-727-77e2-OX You are moilore than just a custflitom e^^^Hl tor. An EEO/AA Empiciployor. 440. EOE By ChoicoJ You are ourur customer for life. Come inI £and experience ^ $ the Daew(woo difference. * • LEGANZAAffonirdable Luxury YbvPiic*^ 4 M Aun. AC. 1W Ml« MwMl AM nt CM •.*13,895 LkU. 22. OOHC. Pom> AMt ItaciSfiFS;*S 2 2 ^ See whviy Daewoo |Fn3nllBo«nM>D«ePi>M>On*M.lnL wwiVMftecMorodnwWc ’ ORZERODOWN SSi5’5!h5Sa!?ffDSJô5>'^sSs'SSfsar 4 means more!n W I SSiS.'iM KSSi *9.0% APR for 72 mos.IOS. ID sales lax nol Indudod In pricoico or paymont AU pricos plus lax. 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V-6,AD/Fm/CoueBe/CD,AllAl(W E(n»(rtl Stock *T2037 Q f i f t 2031 ^ I ■ «0H084-t #9818-0 WAS $6,995, NOVOW ...... 7 J 9 9 WAS $19,9 .9 9 5 ,.NOW ...... 17.888 ■ . m WU$*.9fM now ^ 6 , 9 5 0 MUll«,9fS now"w M 4 , 9 5 0 1 9 9 7 O LLDSMOBILE C A CICHIEVA 19988 MAZDA MPV» V V A N ■ 1992 ISUZU TKO tax,ta) title & $97 Deoler O p en Suntnday^ Noon - 5pm i • 735-21127 • i-800-3-3 4 0 -2 1 2 6 . j Sunds)^,rf. Jun* 25,2000. Tlm**4J*«News, Twin Falls, Idaho F l 1

, LANDSCAPE LABORE3RM . MANAOER MEDICAL Qaneral (andacaplngng du-i FT manager for am al MEDICAL ^ " 5 : ?M »!^C MA-.orCMCNA'a MEDICAL Fun tlmo Activity AUa wanwant- J e w e re H om e Care is noi tl« t Induding: lining3 crookcn dutlea include, acbe DIRECTOflOPCARDIOK>P- MEDICAL , £x- accepting appilcaiions fc b«vasculruior Biee ki EJko, Nevada. TT vage & benefiis. Sond roaum MEDICAL larod to wotk tn an inôi'out A new canor opportunity Twin Falla County PublicPut . bonoflta. Paid vac.,: ‘jj?!?* Services. Three - fivefl< DON le reaponaible to c Q ooding R o h o b & Llvin y*ar*‘director or super«ivi- , reet 0>e Nursing Servk» »2? patlont aotling, hom:me awaits you! Oofendflr'8 oKic« laI aeok-a» isaVja & 4 0 1 K. intoroail o a t® , I i iTI Center ia kxjklng for o ffr Ing a l«ga> aacrotary, M , Mar. sory expetienc* requireIred. D e p a rt m e n t a a well < hooith. TCU ft Acuto carc MUBI B ond (fa u m a XoP.O. 3 .^ goodpwi*. yer ^ Inexperienced & hovo 2 yoara ofnco^torl>rfcal *ie6s.*i> i*raaa.ibB 3; We offer competitive sallala- related programa and a< Muat bo a toom ptaye B3^ ' I^KOO • (2) RN'a A LPN'a* with F o c u s on quality car oxparartonca, oxpariar& ------* Owg Fro*-Work P |^t .; r tloe ft a n excellent flaxaxMe tivltlea. in compliance wil Experienced 5 M E IÂ L . rulea a n d rogulatlona.'’S Ri ? sioodisooalgnoobonoi and oxcoilont cuaiomo on Word Perfact anc benofirpackape. 1.^ •(6)CNA4NA'a ganoral u'ndarstarxUno CNA’a, LPN'a and fl For m ore Informatiction aponaibllltlea inciuda; 1 ' , a orvlco. M asters Oogre< Drivers ^ l u ^ ' m s w c a l ^ S200.1snonbora»l* ' proforrod. Idoho Ucenaun logal phrasoologyiv a n d t S r ' Am ft C o O « « o n person please send resume andai c en se d staff. CNA'a, ph' Evenings ft doy shift wra ♦ Earn Up to tormlnoloty: Ooodllno [j„,y contact aldan ordoraMsita. reco orolipibie. KuîS dotormlno vour own ho noodod PT-FT for bus) f r . * D U t ^ poafttont W e offer compelltivo solaBla. *30,000+ a Year Juno 30tti. P loaaa aubi phyalcal th o rap y oflicorCco MVRMC. Human tltlcatlona. medical ri vIew e. Insonrtaos. mrei'/* ■ 401 K offorod. ,, rios & o n oxcoUoqt iloxibiiiblo ♦ Local COLTraining appDcoUon and roaumc av mual h av o oxporlonco. F®' m oro Informalion Twin Folia County HumSS SS*' P .O . Box 409 tton control, utilization n bonoflt pockoQO. iijj, ♦ Fuil Tuition Reimburs y ' Looklna fo r frtondiy, r . ^ r pioase call: 208-934-560 For m oro Informolloi bursement Available Roaourcoa, PO Box 1: ^ aolf-motfvatod IndiWua3 ^ t Twin Falla JO 8 3 3 0 3409 ^ view, rosldont caro pion: oaklorAnlaha. Twin Polla, IO 833C Mto (208)737-2173 public relatlona, admi _ plooso oond roaumo on< SDOE.'B ond roaum o tc contact: M o otW t W ernei^sv Equal Opportunity E CPR406-C1 S h o u p Ave FAX (268) 737-27411 ting. Iransforring and db charging pationta. as wt ------MVRMC, Humon glô^nd Drug FFr r o o MEDICAL ^ ^ W, Twin F alla. ID 8330 MEDICAL ' Doni- VW l i M ' n ' ' a s o th o r roaponalbilltloi ^ Roaourcoa Honest, roliablo, haniw . - A n n W o n d y - -- * « T h * r« p y T * eh e -k* . , Mon..,-Junem e . filif ing CNA needed toaicem air ______' d.ua Please fox reaumoa c ** P.O. Box 409 HBRARV^SÎStAI aalary requlremenia, K NeodMl to tooch Indopor'Pon- Twin Falla. 10 833030401100 Profeôh^ TruiTru^D ^lrig School /CIRCULAltQM CLER aaalated itvlno.TaÛA llies: MPPKTAL mvmx3.com nnn dont living skiils to oduft 731-4258 o r 73 ^ 1 6 6 6 '‘PEO P LE UNIT^>) HR Director. Harltag dufta (208)737-2173 Ara you looking for.ali .C N A 'S . > “V wllh dovoiopmontantol FAX (208) 737-2741 '1 7 4 6 A d d is oi h n ;A y e . •♦,’t w n . t)oura oul of the.hpu ' ’ Twin Falla Care-CenK M anagom ont. inc ip u a o MEDICAL (801)596-0001 or mall,,Vi; tl dlaabilltloa. Ail shift Employm onl Lino and aomo Intaraction w tofhai nowhaalmrnîoioopoi i\;?- avnilablo. Excol. bonoflt m with Twin FaUs C aro Cantor OflUG-FRffiWORKPLACACE 255 E a s t 400 South. Suit lOtltS (208)737-2775 your follow m an? TliThen cn Immodiato oponinglind for ings for CNA’o for day aflor 90 doys. We proP^®' androorOmvmK.gon.kl.us Bio Twin Falla Public 200. Salt U ke Cily, U llta U . a FT/PT ovo. A nightit iahifi evening ahltta. _ _ 84111. If nocossory,' caM l tr a in in g . Applyy al mvrmc.com brary has ttio )ob foriryouT yt LPN & RN. W oofferoircom - Wo offor RMaing th« cU «lM ^ «c Lynn Morris at (601)32: 158 Bloke St. N. Twlitwin 'PEOPLE UNTTED EOE www.werner.com Wo tiavo a porcnancsnont potltlvo pay alongig < w /a • Sign on bo n u a •vw y day I* a •orthwtil«t«« 0163.B Falla. No phono callaa lia. T O CARE' parl-tlma. 0017 lovolI poposi- comprehensive bonatnellts * A poaitivo work onviror"fOn- h«tXLCUg73>-083l. plo a so .a EOE tion opon and wouldId cap- packago includingI FPTO, ment' * * DRUG-FFlEEWOnKPtACECE prodato en oi^lkMntIt wwith 4 0 1 k , ho a lth , d e n tal,tal. vl- •Compotltivoaalary . people ak<»a and sonoo m o 'ston, Ufa. dIaaWllty injInsur- < Tenlflc bonofNe pockag*ago compuior oxporionco.ICO. A anco. and aign on boraonus. Including PT O high achool diplomaTIB or Apply In paraon at11874 C gap- a TCU & Acuto caro. M u n c o bo a loom player with I Oed- v V B t t to cue on quality care0 a ano portunlty for training amand - ** ^ install, ropair an d niaintaJntaln oxcellont cuatomiT -I advancement. W/a hav.nave ■ ■ inq equipment a n d mactiinorirwry. aorvlce. M astera Degi rnanyfrnetimmmlongtt* Muat b e able to ro ad blu ownow Wo offer compotltivo ' as SI, Oeorgo and Elko h and tools a n d b e abieMe 1lo riea ft an oxcoUent fiexi: Nevada. u so m easuring a n d tasttas bonefit packago. .. 1: . - Excellent S a la ry -C o mipre- p re om m ent. Knowlodgo)goof 1 For m ore inform ati henalvo Bonefit Pkg.- ti^rouUc, pneum atic: anand ' ploaao eond rosumo0 ano0 progreaaive Slaff-Dedl)edl- oloctrfcal systom a a mmust m contact catod Administration Ability to operat* machinchine MVRMC, H um an ‘ Pleaae fax reaumea aanc n d tools and woWor o plua.;us. A R oaourcoa aalary raqulromonia* lo mlnlmum'5 yoars roiat»lated P.O . Box 400 HROIreclor. Horltagns Twin Falla, ID 83303-04i M anagem ent. Inc 'I K accepted through Juneune (208)737-2173 (801)696-8001 or mall lo 30,2000. S ond rtwumoiimea FAX (208) 737-2741y 255 ^ 4 0 0 S o u th . SultiB l'90UHC0lNi m l '9 5 FORD 1 MONTE CARLO I to:Boxei03S,%ThoTtO Em ptoytnenl Line * 200, Sail Lako City. Ul »THUNDERBIRD I '96 CHEVY Ml Tlmoa'tJewa. P.O. Box (208)737-2775 ’ 84111. II n e c a a a a r y cal I Signature MivAodei, Fully Loadedi ■ ' V*8, Aulo,lo , ^ I l y L o o d e d l ... -Fully Loodedl I J303. ondroarOmvrmc.gen.W. 648 Twin Falls. ID 8330: •'O" Healherat (801)596.196* ■ # 5 5 4 3 C . « ^ 8 3 C \529C ■ m vrm c.com 6844. PRN'a Hsrltage I iBORTEJlAJICI------"PEOPLE UNITED . lw»*8,99S ■ Wos%?95. SUPERVlSOn ^ Bennton 6245 South Red Tho J.fl. sim plot Comiaani » n y • wood R oad: S u a a n 969- p J -.stHviprtcifc: ■ •‘Soilo Prt«^‘^ 6 j 9 9 5 | , 1420. RNOJ»N/CNA/NA/. » . ^ 4 , 9 9 5 m , 9 9 S ft at Its Heybum P lant is a< DRUGfflEEWORKPLA< i — ctpllng applications fc PRN'a/ADON Herliag*age Wet Lfne M alntonancm c e MEOtCAL H llla. N ophI: Ror : Suporvisor. Muat h avooaa- at HEALTHCARE (435)823-1721. RNOi’W-PN/- aoclate dogroo in fn»-,tni ; „ 0tP0RTUNITJE8ININ CNA'a K o lp b n a g lo nnal. a l, l i a s j & : chanlcal or malntonanca n ce ro iM T E L L O . IDAHOHO CedarCity:Jarr(«&)588- ; engineering and fiveflv Aaonaoftharagion'alaalead- 6481, RN/CNA U lah Her- , yoara minimum oxporipori- .. Ing m e d ica l c e n te rI, a ,«we liage Hoapic*. LPN/RN/RN : enco m ptt$cos»ino mairnain- havo a hlatoiy ot oxcixcel- Bountiful: Jjiciet 294.6600.BOO. tenance with technicalical lence and a fantaatlo ti c RNAJ’ ^ N A /N A /N u rarsaa a a knowledge In hoalI ex*ax future. Our growth 1 hihaa Alda. W oodland Parka r k ■ chongea. pum pa. plplncping, craatod a neod (or oxp•xpe- 385S Soulh 700 Eaat: metal fabrication, weldr C ountry. s8t 401k. paid holKlaya. paid pak • ICU Qeorgo; T*rrl*aha:ha vacatkxia. short ta rm die-dia • OporatJnfl RoonKMT1 («5)673-4310. LPN on ability and vary com potlpotl- • M odlcal a n d bail Harftage C a re , Amne^ e^ live wage ratea. Pleaailaae Surgical floora ra lcanFork: 8 t e vV ee aond resume lo HR AdAd- (801)756-6293. RN RichIch- mlnlstrator. 'J .R . SImiptot pto C linlealM anageiie r • neki Rahabintatton. Rich- Company. P.O. Box 676676. Chlldren'a 8arvloe*-2'»-2-3 field; Eialna (A36}896* Heybum, tdaho. 9333616 or0 yra. clinical exp. 2«Kyra. y r 8211.LPN 'aM nnow W ood call 677*7103 for furthoith a r m g m t exp. M ust hav*• pl pe- 1205 Eaat 4725 South; m 1/2 I I '96 ISUZU 4 I '98 CHEVY TONTOI 4X4 REG CAB Informalion. RaaumeiTiea dlalric exp. NICU anand Slave 262-2008. RN/ 4X4 RODEO 4-DR 4I0N4X4SUBRBilN muat be recoivod by JulyJul) PiCU preferred. Full timtime LPN'a fiexibio ahifta avail-«u- H "LS” Pkg., 6 Cyl..{.. 5-Speod, Fully Loaded! 'kg., -4 5 4 - V8, Fully H 'Silverodo" Pkg.,, V-iV-8, Laded wAow 3.2000. EOE. poaltlon. Fuil t>enefttaI anda r able for Highland Cove # 5 4 ^ 8 1 H Loadedie d i # 5 5 3 2 T ■ P k g .l ##5496T 5 ------retocalion available. 3750 Highland Drive: UAifttekAwee ------^n; I W as *14,995 « ■ ■ w as *17,995 ftl ■ Was *20,995 ft ■ C & F Fooda la now hiring. Judy 277*0620. LPN/ N lC U /ni0h t R N - ^ . NIC41CU CNA'a Horizon Home, J falo Prico— 1 '^ 6 , 9 9 5 Needed, FT. exper, w/pcp- lling Orem; Mindy (801)226-26: I S«l« M e*.. I J •oi# Prtco— ^1 1 3 ^ 9 9 5 duction equip,, oomc nuraee who ara wlllln and eager to b* iralneIned 1919. RN'o Bountifulful electrical & wekUoo LMe- Heallh Car*. Bountiful;ful: Wage DOE. Apply in perg?:: for flight SucceaafulUfi aon at: 22680 Highway night pregram, aaalaba on0 Oennla 298-2234.B 30, Hansen, Idaho, ail high ^ dallverleala I In — elx couniy region. FFu ull — ------tlmo poaltlon. Relocailo Large Nafl. company ex available. panding In th e Twin area. We a re kMklng for aharp.•rp> O p eratin g R oom 4tN -E xi ■Bj aggreaaiva man and>nd OR RN needed Immeo woman who doalro•® a ately,.ftilMlme poaltlor career. Background3 Inin Rak>caiton available. mgmt. aalea or publloiro> r»> '9 6 G M C 1 / 22T0N4X4GT-CABe f '9 6 CHEVY 414X4 TAHOE 4-DR ' '97 CHEVY 1/2 TOI lationa would be an a a»«*• a e t Long Term/Tranaltlonimai c T ^ f n S ic a Can 2 0 8 ^ 1 -0 2 2 2 . 'SL- Pkg., V -8 Aufo, Air: M ore! ■4 -LT' Pkg.. Loodod^sd virith l e a t h e r interior! : -SILVERADO- Pkq,:g, V-8, Loaded, 3- Caro*Current opening FT CNA or MEDICAL lor RN'a. LPN'a. am # ^ 5 3 6 T » 5 ,5 5 0 T D r., L o v / M,iTesl iles #5 5 4 5 T Mlnkloka Memorial HoapI*apl- CNA’a. full tim e an d paipart cxperienc^ NA Was *18,995 ft' I ' Was *22,995 ft ■ Was *24,995 ^ tal la currontly hiring iorfor time poalttona available.leV wanted to Join our 2 1 , 9 9 5 the following poaltk}n(a]: team . 1 ev en in g S«U n 6 ,9 9 5I ; Solo Prtco— 1 9 . 9 9 5 Salo Prtco— ^ CectMod NurabMAaalattnt■nt Phyaloal Thorap;py position avaUable Pait-tlme/PflN poalttonaons Aaalatanl-72 houc am from 2-10 p .m . available on all ahiftaI In fun tim e poaWon. Muat b. the Exiondod CareI r e eligible for atate reglatra 1 NOC shift ovailablo Facility. Must b e certifiedned tion. 2 years exp. preler70(n o d 1 0 p .m .-6 a .m . o r c u rren tly e n ro lle d1 In Excellent benefits For m ore Infonnation or to CNA ciaoa. Including health, LPNmN E x te n d ed C aroe apply, pleaao call o r sen< Puli-llme/Port-llma/PRNRN roaum o to: dental, ond opiical, m poalUona available m tho Ouane Rawtlnga 401k. vacation Drtondod C are Facility. Human Raaourcea and holkiay pay. LPN/RN (OB) A etn a C aroir* D epartm ent A p;^ in person at FulHime Evening; O B ex.ex- Banr>ock Regional , '98CHItr$UR*'U porionco prolorrod bur not M edical C o n tar 1S28 Brld8«vl«w Blvd. UD'TOWNtCOUNTirr '9 9 DODGE! 4X44 DURANGO rH'?9CiEH3/4I0ll!ll« required. HMH will bo will-viU- 651 Mamorlal Drtve Twin FaOs. ID 83301I -Ud' Pkg, LoLooded w A eather -SLT- Pkg., V-a,■ 1 “ LS" P k g ., 6 Lir.. V-V -8 , 3 - D r ., L o w lr>g to train for thla pooltksn.on. Pocatello, to 83201 ''-8, L o o d e c d w / l o w I n lB rioo ir l # 5 5 0 n m ile s i i Milesl #5;u s s i n Iniorostod applicants ntaylay Phone 206-239-1486. fax 5l # 5 5 5 6 T contaci Human Reaourc*irc- 208-23&-1W 3, (i Wos *25,995 A, y Was *30,995 ft« W as *29,995 08 01436-8124 or opplyf In o-moll duan erO b n n c.o rg >'9 P r t c o - . ► «olo Prtc>-^3 Solo Prico— ^8 i 8 , 9 9 5 1 person at 1224 8th S trel e e t t j ' EOE ^ 2 2 ,9 9 5 2 6 .9 9 5 P T & P> l R N R N / F Tr L P N / F T G N A ’ s / 1 P T H S K GJ/LNDRY / me and join our. teamof:it /K e td m m ' • ' EXCEULLENt caregiver,trs! Benefit • H - X H o d t y -

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MEDICAL MEDICAL N eE O ¥rO R K 7 PAINTERS SEED CONDITION1NQNO SALES Mdalo Varioy Monof issnow nc R N C M EnG E N C V DEPÊ P T . Com e s o o u s, w e can help!*eipl. Sun Valloy oreo, pay DOE.IE. O PERA TO R Sales consultant invited to h irin g R N ’e & L P>N's. N ' PRNALI.^FT 8 AUO) ra Employmont Solutk)ns«• 728-6164 or 720-107878 Harria Moron Seed Com}m- )oin the W est Coast Beou- Sl000/$600 Bign,n onc ROTATINO WEEKENOIJDS. 733-9277 askforJohn. pany, a leader In vegeta-Ma- iy Supply le o n v in Twinfor at m odium duty (SOa’•]*!') I Mi« be nw^rSSiyh PRE-SCHOOLTEACHERR orating boon end corn}rn onthusiostk:. hardworking busy family practiceIce in c u rre n t^ A CLS certiri incHnod Al a b le lo Mork>1^ 2000.^001 school year. No'Jo c o n d itio n in g oquipm ont:int; toam playor. Som o travel, Burtay. M uat h av a ralirola- or cortify within oootyear yt shlftwortc *e-10mr.OOE)0E conificollon Is roqulrod.d. doaning and processinglng Pioaso fox rosumo to l A G I C V i vant ofllco oxparloncsnco. of hire: CPR certified: t yin On lob tralnlno. For moro MXLEY + flood bonoflts. Apply in mi product in a n effident andmd (801)-359-8321, Attn: ! . W orklno knowlodQOgo ofi ' collont communicatl«ng Idaho or con PRESS OPERATOR7 h o u se p ro d u ct; procMSs- ; Modlcoro and prlvalIvato *Applyatd c allo u s woroh- .faislonal roloroncos t ^ ment is ostabllsW ng a hlr- = ousing. Company wllhi.k available. A 'C am o r' op- ' FHS-Adminlstratlon, 36300 Haa oponlngs for 2 FFT ' ing list fo r current arxl an- PRODUCTKM LABORERS portunityisheroforapoo-^ C o m p e t iitive i S alaries, PRARN Up To I 1 IO L P N 's o r R N 'a , 122 hhr. tidpated opentnga wKfiln “ com pony sofoty ruloo. Re- Marlin, Twin Falla, ll tfiln NEEDED. VorkxM positions™ quires 3-5 yro oxporionco liivo loam ployor^ 20% Abo C r e d i t 83301. EOE. Drug FroFraa CNA’s 2 evonirm ing the Jero m o Police Depar-Mr- avallabla. Twin Falb, Bur- ,nH Salary and Comnflsaicx) shifts & 2 d a y ahifta.• HHir- tmont. Applications ero Ll with th o conditioning and Wortt Placo. are loy, Suhi & FUer. 733-9277 oorting oquipm ont; forklift Wo provldo Loads, Offico,» . G i v e n F o r LPN E x p eT r i ci e n c e ____ lng t>onus. Piasao appspply being accepted for ont/y ts oporotlon; loading, un- and Roal Agont Support• Flexible Schedule.'les. P e id T i m e OH. Tuition R\ ireo icA L In M ta o n a t 820 Spragieg u e levoi Potrol Offteer with a PRODUCTION WORKERS . . Complolo Bonollt Package 'n Reimbursement PHYSICAL THERAPtST1ST InBuhl. starting salaiy of $1664iSa JX) Vorious shifts, luU bonoflts,s loading and warohouoing. A N ew Flexiblible Insurance Plan w tiilI ieclealth. Dentcil. ^ Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.t“; Options ASSISTANT ------por month. Applicantsnta starting O S8/hr. Ploase Vision. Ufe. AC'\D&D. Long-Term DMbihcy.'Ilty. Retirement. , MEDTCAL r|oc apply 6 O .H. Kruso, 1999tQ when cloonlng equlp- Magic Valloy Rogloni«•?“' SunBrldgo for Twin FalFalla ^ o P O S T Corllllod !^‘ 11 you would like a ch oll- l- Infant Canare Center, n n d Much. Muctûch Morel ; M{Klk»l C ontor ia l o ^ Frontage Rd. N. Wondoll.II. ment: push/pull scroono currontty hoo the followHow- of C ertifiable. 'Applicants — and dimbs stairs porfomi_ longo thot la rewardingig '------lora 3 lulMlmo Ragla>0'** ing p o sitio n s ovaitabki.lo . m ust p o s s a wrttton exam^ RESTAURANT and oxdllng, pioaso coll. torod Phyalcat Thoropltjspist malntonanco ond minor You have hiheard about our cofnnm mitment to and art-oral board. Thorho u „ [o c o e s a r'a now hiring'0 ropair to oquipmont. or lox your resum e for a Assistants to work tn a successful applicant will nights. In storo & dolivory. IQ. conlldonllal interview. “ servlj:e e;excellence in our comis m m u n i t y . In/out patlont sottingi? n ^ C N A ' S & N A ’S y- G EN ER A L W AREHOUS- thon bo roqulrod to take•> a0 Apply fn porson O Uttle10 INO/SEEO CONDITION- Steriing Ufe Insurance• Now^ yourjr opportunity to Joinin our« team . Must bo Q toam ployoayer Rosponsiblo for basicS pi: po* m o d lc a l e x a m , a ugdrug Caesar's, 620 Bluo Lakes. Com pany with Focua oo quoUly carcaro tiont caro. Exporionc)nce' scroon exam ond pass a ^ ING - NAMPA Harris Moron Sood Com- Phene: 887/433-2857 or »H um an Resourcesss ond oxcollont cuslcm'ojm'or with th o okJorty profemi background check.*A A RESTAURANT " 208/658-9977 eoeviee. Idaho Certltlcaflea- ^ nM noeossary. ^ Shifl loaders needed foryf pony a lo a d o r In vogota- P.O, Box 409 p o ^ n p h and paycholog- j. Die oood roooerch, pro-“ , Fax: 20a«5«^M 51 Uonorotlglbio. ica! e x a m s m o y olso ^bo night Bhm. Pay DOE. Ap- . T W i n in duction and sales has on www.ohmsystems.com n F a l l s , ID 8 3 3 0 3 -- 0 0 ^ 4 0 9 Wo offor compotltivo solaMiQ. E x t o n s i v o r o e o u r ce o o rec]uirod. P ioaao sandap- al EEO Employer rios & an oxcoOonl floxibli)Ublo Including oponing for Gonoral (208)737-22173 or FAX (208)B) 737-2741 piicalk>ne; w lth< resumne, t, _ Warohouoo/Sood condi bonont packaoo. $750 H ire Onfl lo tho J e ro m e Police Do-^ RESTAURANT H'- SALES- A+ Boat Uio. Ac-c- Employm- colvlng. husking, drying.'0; www.uabronch.com $500 H ire On1 324-4326 botwoon 8:0000 piy in person. Or call11 sholling, ar)d oporating ol - P E O P L: Ie u n it e d toOCARE" I P.O. Box 409 o jn . o n d 4 :3 0 p.m . Mon 735-4071. sood conditioning oqulp-p- SALESPERSON/MGR. I EEOC______is lte : Twin FoUB. ID B 330304M1409 B o n u s day through Friday. Thoho ______Webs, iiivitttc.com______Di rug In.-!,- workpl.tcc,- | | For all o th o r CNA'o. ing RETAIL SALES-BANKINO? mont In on olficlent andid Outdoor sports w/ fly fish- (208)737-2173 ckwlng d a to for occepUng „ timoly manner; maintainiln lng. camping, & orchory FAX (208) 737-27411 L P N 's & RN'a applications is Juno 29,>g, Join ua and find out why }l|. Homo Fo(5oraI w as rocog-1 oquipmont and woro-0- • backgrouncf Apply now Employment Uno 2000 o t 4 :3 0 p.m . Appli- 9- O Bluo L akes Sporting <208)737-2776 Outstanding bonoflts ari UD nizod as tho 1999-2000Q house product: procoss- aro catkxta m oy bo pickod up ing ot accuroto rocords;Is; Goods ot Twin Falls. omfroarOtnvrmc.Qon.ld.uad.ua offored in d u d in g . a t the Jo ro m o PoUco De B u sln aaa o f th e Yeer byy. •22 days PTO after vo the Nampa Chamber of5 end supervision ond tmln- mvmw.eom partment ot tho abovo u ing of temporary porson SECRETARY ^ -PEO PLE UNITEDI 90 d a y s Commorco. and rocoivod ,v Exocutivo socrolory.Solary • O n site D a y C aro — tho 2000 Idaho Proaa- nol lo m oot company TO CARE" R A H c f r ------, , standards. Must bo obloS b o s o d o n o x p . C a l l EOE • 401kin90doys Tribimo Reader's Chok» ,5 734-4121. i l S k ^CE Pleaao appty in porsonlat at Herd-Person Award for "B est Bank*! to work in olhor areas ORUG-FREE WORKPLACE . such o s packaging, ohlp------640 R io r A vo. W., Wo ora currontly sooking SECRETARY T W I N F A lS I il s cL iriic & HCHOSPITAL MEDICAL Twin Folio, ID 63301 or calcall Horizon Organk: Dairy Is> a Bright. V erbal and Aseor-' ping, o n d various waroh-[’■ For Profosskxwl Olfico. FT. ' PHYSICAL THERAPISTST 208-734-8645. EOE ropidly grow ing, progres-19- live individuals with a, ousing. Company wllh MSOinco roquirod. Appii-f: " W h e■rc n the pa tien t contes: pfit r s t . " CUNCIAL MANAGER ----- sJve com pony thot Is sot-ot- passion for customor aor- com pany sa fe ty rulee. Ro- cant must bo dolallod. or- Magic Valley Regional MILL O PE R A T O R ting the p o c o for tho or- J quires 3-5 yrs oxporionco ’■ LABORATORY C & F Foods, inc. is now 3r- vice a n d solos; to fid tho ^ ganlzod & ablo to workU Energetic. scr\’lc<: oiicnliiltill inilivldual ni-edcd to mtn'c into nianageincnl ptnilion. ; Modicol C ontor la lookfc>g u m 0 ^ '° fo o d s induatry. WoVo lonowing positlona in our, in abovo outlined areas:*' indepondomfy. Mail covor hiring a oxporloncod Mil produce th o looding Intor- ' iorklin oporation; k>odlng. ,. ASCr(MT) and ilx )ta rin cx|>ctlencc< in general Ij I) procrOTjcrdures required. I'cmtlon lor a fun-Ume Roglstand Oporotor. W age DOE Sf‘ now WalMart In-storo 0- loitor & rosumo w/rofs. to: phyaical Therapist to national brtmd of organic'Ic banking location in, unloading and warehous 201GN, W ashington Sulto0 rrurugcs a (ull-ier\’lcc ^riijrncfal blxiratory. woi)( a s a Ciinlcai Managy ® Apply in p o ra o n ot2268{ milk and dairy products.IS. Joromo: ing; ability to lift up to SO- 4. Twin Falls, ID. 83301. Hwy. 3 0 . H a n s e n , idahc*no Immediate lbs, whon doonlng oqulp- HOSPITAL er In an In/out patlont lie . In-Stora S e le s M anger FuU-time RN poiiilon avavallj1>ic al Twin FjIH Clinic ti HospitalI lor :t.ll relief aolting. Two • Threor e a 8=00 o.m . to SM p.m. ___ oponlngs for self motlvot-ll' •In'StoraAsststsntSalesI ment; push/pull screens5s SERVICE TECH yoars' supervisory oxpori->eri' MISCELLANEOUS ed toam ployers to fill ourlur M anagar end climb stairs; performm Locol rostroom hyglono0 cliargc/ER relief nurse. once in a hospltaJ aotting.ing. ASKING QUESTIONSÎSi Herd P o rso n poaitkxts at >lr>«tare Soles Aa«xdats malntonanco and minor3r toch noodod lor Twin? ACCOUimNG SVPiPER VISOR Must be a team playoryor Conduct public oplnlorlion o u r Idaho D airy. Ouallfi-ti- tdoal can d k la tes will have, repairs to oc^pment. Falls & Joromo aroas. PT. Immediate opening for aran Accouniing Suj>ervlsor. rosillonJllon reports directly to liie vrIth locus on quality careare polls over tt)o telephoneme. catlona roquirod: Enjoy3y retail ealos oxporlonco,’ PACKAGE UNE LEAO- lloxli}lo m orning h o u rs, j Harria Moron Sood Com-n- Qood pay, $8-$12. CIO . Ilcspomlbillilo Inclurlude supervision ol accounts payal>l(lyahlc, pa>70ll. treasury fune- ■ ond excailent cuatomornor ABSOLUTELYNON O working w ith covrs. expoe- multi-tasking akills. and tlonj. preparation of montlntlily financial and managementIt nrj:reporu and annual Federal aon/lce. Masters Dogreeiree SALES! Strtatly reseorchrch. riortce w odtlng with Urge}o the ability lo work varying, pany a loader in vogota-a- 1-800-444-4138 0x1.603 ' blo oood rosoorch. pro and State regulatory submbm bônv QA and S ^ ran licallhcallhcare oipertcncc required. profsrrod. Idaho licensureluro Casual, fu n w ork onvlronron- dl0 7 horda, oBillty lo reo-c- hours. Including week- ^ SHIPPING & RECIEVING mont. R o x lb le days. eves,na. ognize ar>d diagnose sickck ends a n d holidays. duction and solos has on Ex peri cncc with thc Medltdltech h is, Microsolt ExccI and MIcmsoftMic Access a plus. oponing for PackagingQ Must bo ablo lo drive forklift Wo ofPor compotltivo salaala- .4 wknds.15-30 hrs ppel e r onimala, oblo to work out-Jt- V & somo computor exper.: INFECTION CONTR■ROL OFFICER ries & on oxcollont floxibloibIo w ee k , y o u d o c ld e youiour doors doing uaual-physl-ii- Komo Fodoral offors excel- Uno Load at hour Nom- i po. Idaho fadlity. Rospon-V Ploaso apply O Acme} Excellent Opportunity for'or an RN or LTN to bc a fulMlmcme membern of our maiugc- ' bonofit package. own s ^ o d u l o . G reat |obiob cal labor o n a dairy form.Tl. kint b aso w ag es and a full ,Q Manufacturing Co- 500D m ent team In Ihe pcwltlorlon of Infection control Officer.r. TliljTlil key position will also For moro Inform ationion forcolloge students,itB. Horizon O rgank: Dairy of- bonofit package, Includ-; slbllitlos inclucle working (. Main St. Rior. ID. 83328. provWc scrvice* ai UtlilMUation Review Coonliioator andid Emplo)TeEj Hcalili nurse. ' ploaso aer>d roaumo ortdtnd Close to CSI Campus.us. fora compotltivo wagos)s lng Incentive pay. Contact, on and supervising pack contact . 738-2851 fo r m ore infoJl)jl and a comprehensive'0 tha Magic Valloy Jo b Sor- aging lino; mixing and^ Snake R iver Grill Experience preferrrd, butIt >will provide training if needed,^1. Hoursil are .M-F, MVRMC. Human — bonoflts package. Conn- vice at 736-3000 to obtain, horKiling pestlcM es; oper of Hogomun h a s a position MISCELLANEOUS ating pestk:ido application 1 LABORATORY tact Yoli a t 20&-438-8450>0 opplicatlonB and scho- *] opon lor break fast A Medical Technologlil niuiiUit l>e MT (/\SCP) or equiv.ilcnl-I. Al least one >rar of exjJc- FREEI G o v 't p ro g ra m for'o r to sc h ed u le a n inten'iow I oquipmont and packaging P.O . Box 409 w dufe an Interview with a 9 lunch cook. Must havo rience prcferrpl. Would sharesh; cali back and wtekciid schcdthcduling wllh 5 other tech- Twin Fans, ID 83303-0409ing women & m e n 16-24. Fin o r mall ro su m o s to Hort-1- Homo F ed eral Represotv equipm ont. Roquim s High[: sirong lino akllla. nologUU (2C^)■W-2173 ish education while you«« zon Organk: Ooiiy, 258919 tative for Thurs., Juno school diplom a or OED: t2 Culinary freedom is Employment Lino train for am pioym ant."I- Eaat 600 South. Paul, IDD 29th between 9am-4pm. yrs experience working* oncouragod. 2 yoar TRANSCRIPTION (208)737-2775 Room & Board, HealthIlth 83347. www.horlzonorga-*• You m ay a lso fax your re with pesticides: 3 yrs ex'' culinary dogroo o plus. Full-time position avalUbl>ble for medical iranscrtpiionlsi.si. .Must.M t>-pc 50 wjim and care. Spending money & porlonco woriclng in pack FAX (208) 737-2741 nk!.com. EOE sume to 208'468-5177. !' Pay & ad v an cem en t have knowledge of medicaical (ermlnology. andrearOmvrme.gen.kj.us Savings A cc o u n t inchjdad. To loam more about tho aging: exporlonco operat^ applicable to axperter>ce C areers a v a ila b le in busi ing pesticide application mvrmc.com HORIZON ORGANIC0 salary ranges and iob re- " Must havo roforoncoB ' SURGERY ness..modical a d e n tal and packaging equip Pan-tlmc critical can: floatiX nunc.I Must have 2 )ears currentent acutea nursing careexpc- ‘PEOPLE UNTTEO DAIRY CTUlrsments for th ese po Can Chat Kin UMftln lor T O C A n E - neWs, a s w on a s technical sitions, call our Job line at ment; a n d forklift opomli-r an appolntmant Snako rience w ith ACLS, (PALS5 hhelpful). Must wi)tk Iniicpendcntdently and bc llexlbir In a EOE &vocationa] opportunMea.^ RECREATION A S ^ T A O T^ 208-468-S2t9.« ______on. Must be.obio to per' Rlvor Grill-Hogorman, variety of settings, (SDS, ICICU. ER). Ability to read fJCG rnoninoniton a must. DRUG-FREE WORKPLACECE Doni w s h - a BfUOHT FU- form m aintenance and° 837-6227. Z SALES SLIdaho at fm ^ TURE is a h e a d with JODB B rnent la se e k in g a Rocm- minor ro p aira to equipm e out applkathH at TTCII. QunNom/ Cortact ltW>JK ai < MEDICAL CORPSI Call eoO-883-3 ^ atktn A asistant. Qualifieda ROBYN TODD nt Somo computor expet- Snaka River Grill : PHYSICAL THERAPISTrr 5627or733-2341. TODAYAY c a n d id a te s m u a t h av e0 M agic V alley Mall rience desired. Mustt of Hogonnan has a positicxi Magic Valley Regional — etrong rocroatlon skills1 Nowi hir^g P T S a k » Asso- have good auporvicoryV opon for breekfaet & MISCELLANEOUS cialo, ali shifts ovallablo. skills, a n d b o able to work : Modk:ai C ontor la iooUng^ Immediate Oponlngs: a n d can a s a is t In the plan k lunch cook. Must have for a 4 )uli-tlme Priyslcol ning, organizing. adminis Must bo reeponalbie & various shifts strong lino akills. ^ • CDL Drtvora. C laaa A )f hani w orking, W o profor We offor on oxcollont ben1- Culinary freedom is Thoroplsta lo work In on •Gonoral Laborers tering a n d coortlnatjon of In/out patient aolting, cily-wldo recreational,1 lhat you bo t 8 y o a rs or efit pockogo and salaryy oncouragod, 2 yoar homo hoalth, TCU & □rograms ond sctivlllos., oldor. Apply in porson, no com m ensurate withI cutinar/ dogroo a plus. 't American Staffing. Inc. d phono colls.______oxporionco. Sond rosumo9 Pay & ad v an cem en t Acuto care. Muat bo a Call u s a t 734-6452 Must have graduated team player with Focua __ from high achooi or havo0 jSALES ond salory history to: applicable to experience on quality care ar>d oxcoi-ei- MISCELLANEOUS a O E D; a n d a t least one0 iBuilding motorlai dealer Harris M oran Seed Co. Must hove roforonces. iont cuatomor service.;e. Questlona^ year of rocroaUonoI oxpe-** iooking for aak>s person . 1S32 0arrtty Bhrd Call Chat KIrt Uartln tor N am p a. C A 63687 A G IC ÂLLEY Masters Dogroo preforrod.)d. Could yoo uso cxtm mon-XI- rienco: or any combine-I* Must hovo knowledge of an appolntmant Snake Idaho llcensuro oroiiglblo.>10. ey? W ant to get intoto tion ol education a n expo- building matorials, hard Equal Opportunity Rlvor Grill - Hagorman. REGIilONAL MEDICAlL\L C E N T E R We oflor compolltlvo salala- ahapo? W ant to learnrn rience acceptable. ware & tools Coii 208- E m p lo y e r 837-6227. ries & a n excelleni flexible)lo ioaclerahlp & technical:oi The position roqulras» 733-1120. EOE. DISCOVER YOUR EM:m p l o y m e n t o p p o r tVNmES u n WITH US! : bonont package. skllb? N ood m onoy to payey gonoral knowlodgo olif - For moro Informotlonsn for collogo? If you an-n- operolions and toch-. JSALES M V R M C - creating a :supportive work envirorironment, serving ploaso Bond rosum o andnd sworod yos to any of thohe nlquos usod in compro-. ^ P e l a _ W e c u r rently e have openlrn i n g s R esources abio to holp. Cali SFC■C coordinate a n d diroct var-; i SALES . : P.O . Box 409 . Barlow 734-0171 or lod acllvltloB Involved in' PT| porson n e e d e d lor busy f o r t h e follow ing posltlorI o n s : ' Tv/in Falla. ID 83303n reports to the Rocre- forod or will troin. Somo world ns atmoaphcrc, frk ■ LPN ' : p t .RN, floxiblo houra.I: Emptoymont Solutlona.a. atkxi Dlroctor. heavy lifting required. Sal all BrounJ great placc lo10 'worki Cactua Petca ■ I acute oxporionco pro- — Salary S20.7VO.S28.000. ary DOE. boninto. Apply haa thc foUowIng poaliioilions openi ■ Imaging S|Specialist - FT 1 • fonwJ. Uconauro roqulnjd.d! OFFICE S u b m it r e s u m e A ra* in poison only at Evorton Therapist I I Salary 0 .0 .E. Coniactet Ollico A a s is ta n t II. Out-'*■ quired City appllcaUonI htattnss Factory, 328 2nd • DartcndcTs ■ Physical &6 Occupational Tl . i Mary Qaugor, Ooodlngig door wildornoss thorapy by 6:00PM , J u ty 14.2000I Avo. S. TF. • F o o d Sc rvtrm , Counly Memorial Hospitalal program haa immodioto • E n ftln c c H n s (nVAerRU>f« ■ Blo-Med Tertech - IT - nt. Muat hava oxcollont . • R c a e rra tio n Aflcnu CEOiCAL ^ database, spraadshool,,1 m o r t. W o offer retail aad r . :; Relief diahwoihor. ond com m unicatksn skills. bou«liig (Bmlttd) a< . DeakClerka ■ Recreationnai Therapist • FT ' . Houra vary. Full timo. $S.7$-$10hr. Full benef • Iloat Cashier* Brldoeview Eatatea its. 15 mi. N E o f Ooodlng.J" ^ A w rw a iJ E '. • S lo t T e c h n ic ian • 1B28 Bridgeview Blvd. Jonni 886-2565. Ext. 27. • un Opvrsion • N is h t R oom Attendrndant (Swlnn Shift) M P E T i n V E S A L A R Y fi& BENEFITS • un Dk m o I W E OFFER COM .'TwinFalls, Idaho S3301i e o e INCLUDING: • AMMjini Pm iv C M • • Food btmcn Cookt • • G eneral Su>re Shiftlilft SuperrU or (Muat • Wanull e h a v e 3 to 4 year*» experiencee; In retail) Flexible H eaalth. D ental, VIsicsion Plans M ountain Viewew Care C enter TTe wUl pay top dollar forqualinctlfor D & D isability insii s u r a n c e One'of Southem)m Idaho's (eading fiujoxSztAUCS rl U f e , A D & D M M lru AlUy AR«nlM (311 indhrbluala. Cactus Pete*n Ist a AAA four lo n ^ e rm caicare facilities • MMnlanli P aid Tim e OC ff / Infant Carer e C e n t e r lallfled ap p lic a n ts llOtiaQUZEQIO diamond rated property,y, nrn<»' lndu>e*T • Cu«cxfi«< • C o tsp etlth re: salarySa Hlum u an Resources i The followlniIng positions B g T ^ * • G re at C areerr GGrowth rB w oL u rov«*v c IRO. Box 409 itiy available: • rMlMl wa«« »nrcu m • I are currently HfiO rrv »iAi o n • i-aj tf this la you pleaae comene and apply, T W i n F;F a l l s , ID 8 3 3 0 3 - 0 44 0 0 9 Applicationa arc acceptedled Monday - Friday Medical; Non.M ed>enl:. f208}737-213173 or FAX (208) 7 3- 7 - 2 7 4 1 CNA .» Dietary Aide ■ fro m a a j n . to 4 p j i t . In1 oio u r Twin Falls OfTlce I• NlplnS^dy IW do JO niue Lakes Bird., E m p f o y m eir n t U ne: (208) 737-3 7 - 2 7 7 5 MwficafRecor^pireciorlor Activity Assistant ■ biloiM Ma*r at thc Lynwood MatL 350 I a o m b c r (208) 736-I626. oor r Ifrom 8 a-m. lo 3 p.m . ' Please Call lor-^ appointmIntment and apply in person: In o u r Ja c k p M o rfJc e nnmtim ber (775) 755-6906. a n d rerear® mvrm c. gen. id. us M ountain ViewBW Care C enter f Cactus Pete* U a drag free-worUasplaeeaada »c w/end;idya®mvrmc.gen.id.usus 500 Polk StreetSt East § o &w etnnberof EX.aC Kimberly, IdahoIdi 63341 ro» mew I I6»':061J a I6Z3 X721 "PEOPLEr u n it e d to CARE"c 2 0 M123-5591 2 S > 1 }0»«2iMS3 EEOC w e tu ltffe; m vrm e.com ______^D fug frtx* w ofl'pl.ice EOE______^______------^------

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"I SHOSHONE. 3 bdrm,irm. 2 KIMBERLY-2 bdrm. 1 SERVER/PREP COO B nCD«s W AREHOUSE v TWIN FALLS (7) AT&T Boll poyphonos I yard, bath, stovo.&mfrfgerator. TELEPHONE SALE^ MI cra Pfoduction-Grootcompj 4 5 provon tocoUons. H bath, roily foncod yoi Bonquot positions & Rido the Wav $$.locol.1-60Q-800^ 20 ^ $500-niep. 208461-271-2716. No pots.-Call 736-0042. cook, avallablo pan- ave Lino vnjfk. 2 ohifta. 6 t KIMBERLY. 2 bdrm. apl. S S I to 6p.m . & 6 p.m. to 6 ( p i _____ TWINFALLS opply In poraon:ion: Of SUCCESS H FAX i y w/garago. $550.733-74^ BOO N. O voftang1. Burloy.Bi Teleperformanco Locol Vending Route ADRIFT on mo Rontal R TH E TIMES-NEWEWS $t.000/wk. potonllal SPHAY TECH sr- Y O u n *oo long? Thon lonimd o t F or oU your rontol neodi “ NOW HIRININ U 6e3Blti«Uk»mBtvd.Ivd. N. ■ ^ ■' ' CURRENTLY H/H A S O nly $6495 invostmot bojhs,'family room w/ Appjicalor for ornam Homo* Am oricasand I 734-4334 atovo. gorogo. patio, , spfaylng. Liconood-rS ' TelephonoIO 736-4473 TH E FOLLOWIN/INQ FREE INFO.*•. ■■ c la im y o u r o w n hoi ;NT 1>600-«S5-8443/24hr YW i n FA LL6.3b- :orago. . Ing/pots $600 4-uUl. $300 Spmylno • Floxiblo Schoduloiulos P roduction. Jorom oocom- c( TIMES CLASSIFIE — bosomonl.totsof8torac Call Qroon Vlow Spn NEWSPAPER3R PROFaABLEhomoba>basod b u h l - 2 bdrm. W/D h«»k-h( $750m o.. dop.$760.i.E EcicT oo dop. Coll 736-1777. Sorvico. 734-3507D7 Itonvo • B onuooa & Incontljntlvos . pany . Doy ohllt/owlowing. DEPARTMENT f u e bu sin o ss. Gmat for ROUTES ONTH t up. gas heat, plus ( ol lown. Coll 734-3881.B81. liM N M U d - S tu d io a p t namo & numbor, . • R aiso O 00 daysyo Lifting 10lbo. I. ' coupio. floxiblo hrs.>• Cmp.to (BURLEY) 2500-2600bik. Ellzabzaboth computor sloro.• E PO*»i 1 yfcJooso. rol. E S S ?? -733-7033 I ono Avo. A WnvorvnnorTn JuhO...Jui niro. Shipping & “'l/? : S550Ano.i-dop.42346( mo O 409 Stioahono Blvd. reputation, Prtco InchjKJudos quirod, $500 dop. f YVnNtÂlLS------E, Twin Falls. BIG Prlcoo all aummomor long rocolvino/bystor/compiimputor 4 00-500 bik. Cypro!tross '0- custom or boso, looaodloa • $476 coll 543-521 TBnma33T5TBd? skills noodod. 2 yro nk:o brick homo. No9 Dots'po 1 or 2 bdnn ovailablo now. I TECHNICIAN • • • • yra. ------r Way rolalt loc., Invonto I t o l l Can today for details. oxpor. noodod. Drugug I(roo = ^ n r fixiuroa. Cash or 'lladoitro BUHL. Nowor. 24x60Pk"!?' i $600+ $300 dop. Ci Torry's HostingJ&AC & $6.50/hr.ir. workplace. 4 0 0 bik. Asponwood quolHlod buyors» onlvor f’on'o- 3 ‘xl™- 2I bboth. 733-2305 or 420-0504 I Exporioncod HVAC, SorvicoSo (mtnim um hours ro no garogo. Noor Bant I roq.> SO S Staffing ScrvldjJ" ' GOOmNO(5) , 7 ^ - 3 5 9 0 ovoa. TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. Toctinlclan, EPA conconillod. 663 B lue Laken Blvd. RO U TET ie Hot Springs. $650 i ‘ ; 734-4334 : SalQty.DOE. k I t * i * Avail, now. No pols. Call < both. W/O Jôncody ^ APPLY TODA'»AY1 736-4473 llOO-UOOblk. TthA'I Avo. ; Carport. $4T^/mo.*$2:’ *^50 TWIN F ALl6 2 bdmi. extra 1399 Fillmoro, Sulto I ------K K K K W m O 543-6355 loovo m sg. ■ nice 4-plox. $475 * dop. Hoaltfi Insuronco. 40 '»> "502 WELDER------1 dop. 230 Lots. 734-2664 TwInFatls 1100-1300 bik. Bthi Avo.A BUHL-Sm. 2 bdrm hoi ^ 2 1 = 734-eia2or736-8115. paid vacations. Nood Woldor that can t i®!S|i TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrniTl: 732-5250 . , do doiry malniononco. THE TIMES-NEWWS E. foncod yard, gorogo. i twiN fiALLi t 6 k o 6 :’^ 423-4377 oflor 7pm. ^ Madison. $500 por mon; b d r m .. 2 both, undor ; Apply at l52GHlohla3hland -SomoRostnctlonsAI? Apply position. Pay OOE.. Bono- Bo IS CURRENTL'LY 1100-1400 t>lk. 9th1 AAvo. r — ? Colt 206'733'e658.fl ' ------(itsartor00day3-324-6< BUHL. Boautlful 4 bdm *■_, ground parking, partly Avo. Enst,; TRANSCRIPTIONIST LOOKING FOF>R E. ^ H |! tW iM t>ALL&. 4 bdrmIrm. . 2 fum. or not. Wotor/gorti. • ••• ••• •< xcollont WELDER/FABRICATO.iTOR IN D E P E N D E N Tr J R 7 0 0 bik. A sh Siroo balh brick hom o w/doi — * * F T /P T posillon. Exc* n n gorogo. mlnuios Ir irpot. pold.$850-»dop. TELEPHONE know lodgo of m adluSIcol tor- Expor. MIQ/TIG/Silck. y u p Twin Foils. Rofs. r )IacoB. 637-9165. INTERVIEWING Id, prior oroundwork.S8-S14pId Hr ROUTES V K I C m i m in o lo o y roquirod, ^0 2 AVAILABLE IN T — S700/mo.-f dop. Hoc ; You tiavo hoord woNO iaro oxporlonco profonodrod. Oic- ♦ bonofita. Cotl 733-32 7 0 0 ^ o MS u o S ------GOODING ARE. k Companyn v m an 2bdmi. on tho rf Jrodll Wa/toOTPropey ' - comlnjj & wo oroJ hehoro. tatio n typoa IncludoIdo hos- W ELDERS 1900 bik Granada C ' rofs. roq.. S550mo.-fCkrtrto* $ 7 6 0 /m o .+ clo p . C ro t David's Ptiono Conlio n io ris ptiQi a n d clinic sottlottlngs. Looking for immodlato 1900 bik San Lamo0 AAvo. n BUUl'l,.-a:,’r!arrra CALL BJ. ROSS or‘ C d a n c heck roq. Con 734-861 For oil your rontal noedsi now tiiring lor FTr & PT Ofug-scfooning andind pro- col wolcfors to dof'lo to co i R O U T E 5 0 6' ^ 8 0 0 bik Sunriso Blvd.vd. N. SUHR 324-4249, TWIN FALLS. Avail.1. JuJ l ly ______734-4334 posilions. Wo conducduct no- omploymoni physnyslcol dairy construction. 208- 2i 100-600 14th Avo. W 1s t.c u lo 2 bdmi. 1V4boi llonwido opinion pollingpoll roquirod. St. Bononodlcia 459-9441 aak for Jockinckio. 300 16th Avo. W. liy j;' CASTLEFORD 2 Otor) TWIN FALLS, clean & cjuC ROUTE 729 bdmi, comor lot. 384id Mn.I full bsmt. Dotochod g ovor inu phono. No10 oolos.d Forrilly Modicai Co ------300 19th Avo. W. rtitn rogo, fenced bock.1/ JiJl"y ol. 1 bdrm. opt. g a s h o o t ^ “ o“1d w o r k MONrro R plo. rof roq. $475 C $385 ♦dop. 734-2822 Evonings. No Sundaindays. 7 0 9 N Lincoln. Joron- 1000-2000 California StiStroot 1100-1200 4th Avo. vRtuuteu ■ $650/mo.-«!op. Coll 72 lioxiblo nre. & compoiipotilivo 83333. EOE Twin Foils County la oO' or 1100-1400 Sth Avo.'O.E. mofebmin»u*»ln„ . Coll 733-5408 or 731 •& TWITJTAnXTnldTo ______lng a Community Sorv■ T x 200 Dofolhy Stroot 270Sor720-^SM pay. Slop by 8344 BIBIuo ______1000-1400 laono St.St. 1100-1400 6th Avo.'0. E.I Nonn Amtnai tnan anyon* E-MAIL your cloaslflod hooso. Appllancos. City Lxilrt $160 dop. 736-0011 .B 5 pm 10 gol on iniorviorviow. or noods soosonalsi dnvorc viduals onroliod In collo 200 Rico Sirool _____ ploco. foncod yd. N Ash tor Brandon,■ Iv locol coursos. Must hovo o c g p FILER COUffTRY smoklng/pol notlgobllo b le . TWIN FAlI ^ I 4 2 bdn™ >n.« with CDL- Mosily I M nso 1600-2000 Whiploy S ^1626 luxury opi. availoblo Ju------1 ru n s, som o fogional.al Musi ronl Idaho drtvofoliconi W P; Two bdrni with ottactie4 7 5 SCTS. 7 ^ 2 4 7 6 .5 3 9 -1 6 ; iDoroto comploto criminal back-bai ROUTE 735 garago for loaso. $47 E——— ly/1. O ulel bWg.. so cu ro ‘11 f hovo Qbillly to opc Vulk Safety lory on ground chock, prof „ i 300-400 Elm St. N. por monlh * dop, 'IP"’*?; pofWng. olovotor &wtiool- nnd toad mochinor ' ’.h^ If yo « Roforoncos A crodlt Chc ^ b d r m . F o n c o d b o c chair occosolbte. $410 4 Supply Co.» flatb o d s. Oroai sprliprino 4 oxpor. working w/you M oreeted In belnilnga 1300-1400 Elmwooto od ^n5T!*#VFTi yord. $400.735-0165.1 f oomo- Submit opplications a roq. No pota plooso North Americal e a ’s sum m or w agos for o< , newspaper earrier.-r... Circlo Coll Jim TWIN FALLS. Country o n o wllh 0 bool Imdmck iob H um an R o sourcos.r t o4 i ! Pleaae call Districtct 4 0 0 bik. Madnsna Si Donms Shoshono St. N.. PO 6 ■ M M I llilii B o ffc f Reoltorm 543-4;.4371 bdrm. 2 bath, oppls.L V rw OovmtownI Leading S afetyJ t y In fall-winior. Soo Dt Manager 1700 bik. Maplowoo'ood ------pots/smoking. S750+S7J Ql A g ri'S o rv lc oI , 3 2 0 5 126, Twin Folio. ID 833 FILER-smoll 2 bodroc noor park 4 LIbrory. $345 E quipm ent r Twin by Juno 21st. Twinf^ Ft) o n J . Dr. 2 e . ' ^®P- Rafa'toaso. 734-99( + S 200 dop. 7360011. KImborly Road. 1 ^ ^ 400 bik SophomoroIBM Bl Posturo. 602 North Dl.stributor is5 Falto. 734-7772 Brlnflring rols C ounty lo on Equol C $500. Coll 733-9 6 5 8 .1 I TWIH FALLS-2 b d rm . 1 ______ponunity Employor one i 603 .seeking an cnei I HAGERMAN - 2 bdrm.n.ap- I I FURNISHED APT&r f s / both. Indudtfs DW 4 W/O. TRU CK S wrrn oniviilVERS Df'JO Workplaco. ROUTE 743 M 3 0 2 pis. W/D hook-up. $< ; $395/mo. ■►S175dOp. gctic a n d enthu•hu- Waniod cuslom haul.iuK do- ^ ------1300-1400 bik. HoybL 1 m o n e y T O LOANA fy indudos wator. 536-24 . Call 734-8265. loading, I 2 1 7 j JEROME (5) ... pondablo. solf unloai Avo. E. JattisI TW IN FALLS • Allracil%acilvo TWIN IâLLS-3 Ddrm. 1 siastic Service 10 whoolor potato tntrucks I E M P L O Y M E NNT T . i . i i t i 100-200 bik. Juniporor Sl.i t s TOP DOLLAR PAID HA NSEN - 3 bdrm. 2 bat ^ on oppls. loncod yrd. $60600. Sludio. fumlshod/nol.Ot. nor bath. $550 SSOO dop. i Technician for>r with drtvora for potatoatohar- ■ OPPORTUNTIESI E S 'wrtTFTfirPrfnr K N. Rocoivlng poymonis oi rm. 1 drugs, smoking, olcohc»hol. Con.737-3916 or 737-3969 vost sianing Soptoritombor =Bini. tw in FALLS - 3 bdrm 100-400 bik. Locustsf St.i real ootato so b ? MERll both, now point, cic a r - $ 2 7 5 ->^$100 d e p . C o the Twin Falls 10. Conlact Brionon Fo- PUBLIC SERVICE AN now buya mongato Coll TWIN FALLS-cloon. 3 b THE TIMES-NEWIN S N. ■Ofrig. 734-4226 or 734-6458.SO- bdrm. bsmt. $490 wa- area. Excellent n t h rin g o rFarms. Al Woda Fn MESSAGE contracts, ond nolositofl pot/vinyl, stovo. no rof 684-9B01 or 661-004 IS CURRENTLYY Diroct Irom tho PublicX , firoplaco. carport. $65C50. tw iN * = A L L S -S m Studi.iiudio. tor/sonltallon Incld. no Fodorol omploymont lnf( 3, ,' • LARQE- 1 bdrm, opf benefits. mcm- LOOKING FOR Coll l-eOO-901-9301 fl ‘PP 's - . util. paid, posslblo finon- linoi smoklng/pets. 733-0358. —------m otion is froo. Romoi 0 J gorago. S500 monlh. dol assistance. $295 m. VETERINARY TECH.“ • bor. no ono can promiomiso INDEPENDENT ^ 7 0 0 - § ^ ^ V i O on Immodloto quotb. 5 TWIN FALLS-cute Studio FT (4 lO-hf.days). E Drivo (Brokors still THEMGMT 733<00^98 Call 732-0971.______reduced. $295 dop. An I. Busy yoy o fodorol job. For In R O U T E S Mail o r fax p ro c tic o In Sun VolVolloy. Informotion about fodoi 201B-2100 bik Ranchncho woicomo lo call)) HANSEN. 2 bdrm. 2 bebom . TWIN FALLS* Comploto>lototy util. pd. 761 Main Avo. W. resumes to0 Must bo hard workjrk ln g . ^ , | coroor Amorii A V A I L A B L E IN T> Vista Dr. ------Refs roq. No pots. $4747»- furn. Condo, noor CSCSI. Call326-4477______' ( Vallen l^chnict>..^1 toom orlontod ond hha a w 2 o w nocllon. 012-757.30<^3^ JEROME AREAA. 500-800 bik Sunriseiso 4 3 0 4 mo..f$200 dep. 423-515177 $B75 per mo. Inctudoi“J®*,; TWIN FALLS-cuto. 2 bdtlfT i I * * " yoora oxp. Call 726-7B-7777 - Blvd. North 1 INVESTMENTS H E Y B U R N . F o r VJHTIt till bosic phons. coble & t 114 both. W/O hookup. Services www.svanimal.con■om I 2 1 8 I ROUTE 516 ______sold. Elogonl m nch ststylo utlts. Kent or Cindy’ 733-73; S440 dop. 735-0252 PUBUC SERVICE ------■ Tlmos News8 200-300 bik Slh Avo.O .E ROUTE 760 homo on river. 3 bdridrm. 5336 or734-6104. _____ TWIN FALLS. 1 4 2 bdnn. 2601 Poleline RiR d , WAREHOUSE „ n, MESSAGE 1 3^4 both. Lg fomlly i o p o si- 1 C o r r l e r s ____ 100-700 bik 6lh Avo.o. E 600-600 bik Alluras C y TWIN FALLS. Quiet, srm opts, available. Subsktlz- Pocatello^ Port tlmo worohouso {. „ ■ Big profile usuolly moanmo $850. o month/wyi tion. 25 hours por• wook. 6 0 0 bik Davis 1800 bik Granada Di Xiii? doon.1 bdmi. SomeI ull'*-util od. Pick up applicollono w ' big risk. Boforo youou i d o molnlolnod. rof. roq. ^ Call 733-9199. 65543H*319 Ol 1354 S. Washington ID 83201. A pply at: Hollig Moyioyoro, BUHL (6) 1800 btk Sen LamoAv b u sin o ss wilh a compar Avo. ipany. doposil 206-678-1737 ------I SI. Coll 206-734-8997. | 0 4 4 9 1763 Fillmoro St. N. 1 , t R O U T E 5 2 3 c hock II out with tho B I Fax 208-232-04^ " 4 i i i A 4 i JE H O H E - 1312 N. Bjucti- u f l 604 TJ TWIN FALLS. 1 bdrm. aoT i K K A A A Ao I r 500 bik. Wost Avo.■B. £ ROUTE 786 tor Businoss Burosu. F ■ ath. I UNFURNISHED froo Informotion aboabout onon. 3 bdrm .1 bo downtown, heat 4 oppla. SOO btk. W est Avo.■C. C 1500-2100 Bik. “““n toncod. $520 dop.>. No iA TO D U PLE)^ 100-800 bik. Wosl Av^vo. Falls Avo. East;f avoiding Invootmo ‘E ® . funl. $30(Vmo.*dop. 735- i U t h e TIMES-NEWS ) Fod- smoking or pots. 324-34 8932.731-1216. onyt1rp< I sc a m s , writo to tho Fc FILER-1 & 2 bdmi, opts Capri Drive sslon. JEROME. 3 bdrm.. g< CURRENTLY HA! 200-600 blk.'WostAv4vo. Chaso Drivo oral Trado Commlsslc • convloni locallon. opplBppll” TWIN FALLS. 1 bdrm. Ulti- i J o b AAnnouncement r THE FOLLOWINCING - W ostiington. D.C,. 20Se>0580, v e ry n ic o . 301 S . ■I'"’ El - o n c o s fuffllsftod Incl. ddlsI l ^ . ities Included. $425>$300 Ol- Of *bo National FroF ra u d , S500m o. Call 324-2B3< 0 INDEPENDENTMT 100-600 bik. W ostA‘^ve. v If y o u live on Ihe EAi washor & disposal. LoutLouri- dop. No pols. 451 6th Salary $20»70,700.00 - $28,000.00 inlorm ollon Conto Ildren Avg. E. CaU733-5410.S N E W S P A P E R etd« o t Twin Falla A a JEROME- 2 bdmi.. foncncod dry o n premlso, Childro F. * 1.800-676-7060. _____ yord. corport. $500/ni/mo. woicomo. no pets. Ror Ruperl Rccrcatication D cpurim cnt is sccklnj Interoated In beingi g at n —------R o iit TWIN FALLS. 2 4 3 bdrrrT i >ng ROUTES IN BUHIJHL ------1 Call 324-5377. based on Incomo. CoC o ll 2 bath duplex, garago. N. Rccrcaiion Assistumtant. Qualified cundiiiatcs m mi ust tt you live In thla aroaoa a /ndopendani newap'•P *' g 3 0 5 A JEROM E-210 7mAvO E 326-4053. EOE. _____ oroo.$4054S576w»«35O aro Intoreetedln bolniInge por carrier... I C O N T R A C T S & Iiave strong rccrcatication skill- and cun a.ssist in Ihci R O U TE SA3 P leaao contaet DIatrl Q bdrm. W/D hookutup. 666biN«i - Nico cl5^ sewrtty. Call 7 3 6 - ^ 9 . inizing. adminisicring a u n d newapaper carrier... 0931 | _ M 0 R T G A Q ^ plunniiiji, orguni; c. Pleaee eall DIetrlet MiMan- Manager at 733-09i ^ ■ $400/mo-*-$200dop-C- Coll bdrm, wator. trash pol( toordiniiiing of city:iiy-wide rccrcational prograi;rams 100-100011th Avo° ^S ager. 733-0931 ext 346.5- e xt 346 543-5259. _____ $ 3 6 5 -t-dop. 208-579-908OQS^- plex. WO hook up. oppla, high 419 Frultland SS CASH NOW SS uiiiJ a c iiv i tio . Mlust usi have graduated from hi For Contracts &Morlgag(logos. JEROME-ovail7/l.3bdtKfrm. H A Z E L T O N . 1 b d rm•m. . 1 . woter pd..stor8Q0. $450 scluxil or have u G.iG.E.D.; and ut least one yearrar of A A A ^ k - k k k k i r t Call DIvontned Capitaoltat. garago, foncod yard, ot;tooi bath apl. Appls. IncI n c l. dop.324-7593, ^ 5 7 3 7 rccrcationiil experie:riencc: or uny combinationon of ROUTE S46 ____ 20B-794-6727m■ sprinklers. $595/mo. $4$40 0 S255Anonib, 20^ ?3 3 6 6 e TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. m )cricncc acccptablc. ------dop. kwvo msg. 672-041 JER O M E- Luxury 2 bdm[Kfnn, both. $500 + $500 d e p . eJucutioit and expcri M D R A C O The position requires req general knowledgegc of 3rd Avo South TWIN FALLS <6) ino JEROME. 1 bdrm. w/s7 ^ o p p ls Incl IndvWual W/CW/D. Can737-3916or737-39& L-hniqucs used in comprchcnsinsivc Brook Drive ■ INVESTMENT CORF odd on. nico oroo. $40400/- security system, contri»ntrol VWIN fSALLS. 2 b d rn i-S operations and tcchn J Mongogos? Contracis'f community rccrcarcution programs; abilityly to 200-900 bik Main St.S'- 'k'k'k'kkAi mo.-«-$300dep.S36-e5<1565. v a c & olr. 324-4854. _____ both 4-plox ocross Irom O oods ol trust? m .. 1 Porrino ElemontaVy coordinate and dirccircct varied activiiic.s involved.cd in R a in b o w Dr. You want lo sott?? KIMBERLY. Cloan. quieliSn JEROME-Nlco 1 bdrmT .bility (48 Subscrlbors) bdrm. W/D. No smokirking, bolh.^No smoklnfl/jjoupots. School. Control air, goa community recrcatioltion programs. Also, the ahil THE TIMES-NEWSv s I 301 W o woni to buy. itloo. heal. Sewer, water, gar AC I B U S IN E S S Prom pt & cash offors.,rs. $400/mo.-«Jop. 736-481 10 establi.sh and1 maintain m cffectivc worki•k in g If yo u Uvo In Buhl At«r« an CURRENTLY h a : Coll 324.7016. bage paid, all sppls Incl relationships andI employees, cr supervisors, othn th c r Intonated In being a Jg I OPPO^NITIESE S Wo oro locol & compotltlvitltlvo. SHOSHONE- Lg. 2 bdn =r-7 W/0. $550/mo-^:$4oo >a« THE FOLLOWINC — J Call 208-733-3321. S320 JEROME-Nlco 2 bdrm.. iigencics. parliciparpants, instructors, communiu n ity Independent newapap- plonty ot siorogo. $3 independent — R. Todd Blass, ProsidorIdont rno. Also 2 bdmi. mobobllo bath. W/O hookup, fenceinc»d '' fhonff* f®hi f re e encral public: und the abilityily [0 carrier... J A 30 M ach vending rout w/yoor loase. No pels. leaders iind ihe genc ,r,c, NEWSPAPER Richard B. StWors, V.P,V-P- . hom o. $250 m o. Sorryfy n o y o rd . No sm oklng/poli plan and assist in1 ththe supcrvi.sion o f voluntceteers Pleaao tontact Dlalrlet Hi-Troffic loc. $6500. Cl T.W. Stivors, Soc/Troat . 6 o r KOOAno. Ind. uUUtes.Pr«ii Ca Plow® coll 737-3918 or or Manager ROUTES ON THI roas- pols.Call 788-4456 73 5 -U 2 8 .* The position reportsrts ito the Rccrcaiion Director. ^ 1.800-240-8(308 X-2225 ------^ 7 -7 1 2 6 , 324-7016. ______733-0931, oxt. 347'7 WEST SIDE OF Submit resume &Si requiredrc City application ANNOUNCINQ ALL NE TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. 2 ^ TWIN FALLS ■ I SHOSHONE- Ront to ow^0* «*H ear the quietleix both opt. Very oleani 5:0()pni. Ju ly 14. 2(K2(KX).______BUSINESS-IN-A-BO ^ 4 bdrm.. 2,6 both. 2> c a r A A A A A A~^ Whoro you can osmr a e $ 5 0 0 dep. W/D. no garage, shop, office, i Laurel PwkApaitmentients pots/smoklng^ Catt 734- ROUTEB10 FIGURE incomo oo. yoyoar ______:___------modolod kBchon,686-2« 400 Bik. Caswell Avo.>. ►VI whllo worKIng In yoty o o r ______176 Maurice StrsolI 6694 after 5:00 p.rn._____ Paradlso Ploco sporo tlmo.Sond SASiASE TWIN FALLS - 3 bdrmFST2 Twin Faits TWIN FALLS. H0NB9 R oso Stroot North1 to:BEIot51SSW.Ouln< both. S1200 $950 dcdOD. _____ LOCUST APAHTMENT8 Avo. Sto. M101. Oonvi ■ ^ Exc. aroa. avail,low. no TOifTROIS ------AVAILABLE. Immediate ROUTE 614 CO 60236______735-8088 or 420-0705. ly. very nice 2 b d rm . 1 35 both unlls In 'like new' 200-600 bik 2nd Avo. t Arc y o u owoko?Opportur BiTT 1 bdrm a p t $335 200-SOO 3rd Avo. W. i FUHN?SHED> bdrm . Off strool parfclrking. 2 bdrm a p t $44040 condition. $450*^dopoalt. ty Is knocklngl Amorica' _ Ask about discount, Ml S tock Picking Sorvlo■v^l HOUSES No smokln^pots. $340 I JO* 2&3bdrmTownr* BRAWLEY : HURIM IY INI TW IN FAUSIS S ROUTE e i s No hit or mlosl 9 0 S acoiccu- m m J dop. Call 7Si-1500.«^ Houses $495 4 3 0 0 Lak«» B lvd. N. 200 Bik. 600 4lh Avo.}. fJI racy sinco Incoptlon. TW IN FA LLS. Avoll.- t71TT. TW INFALLS------...... - Bright, Spacious 4 Clean REALTY 200-600 Bik. Slh Avo.>. N I vorlflablol No exporionconco Complotoly fum. Concondo 4 bdrm, 2 both homo. vyillV Well Maintainodlr"’ 734-6858 (ao0| 739-aaoo roquirod • Just followV thmo w/garago. $1100 porir m o. g o ciuickly - colt todoyy I Some w/Yard. Storago' 6 A Evee. 4 Wknda. — ROUTE 665 loador and go with wha Includos, basic phono,e. CO-c moro Info, Dlshwsshsr. W/0 T 400 Bik. Addison Avo.7. \W ■ workal Two Wook FrotI?® blo. oil ulil. & yard ccor oro. Hatlowa Property' Hookups Avallablo10 TWIN FALLS. Largo 4 ± 100-200 Bik. Camoy}y Traill 868-568-665555 Short torm ok. Kontn t oi r Management No Pels. cloan 1 bdrm. S335/fno. I Casa Grando Courtrt vAvw.globalstock80fvlco.co Cindy 733-5338.734-61t-6104 734-4334 C all 734-eeOO NOWIVI H oatlnd.C all733-3151Ji SOO Bik. Shoup Avo. ^ V AT&T Bell payptionosns n o . ■ ■ TWIN FALli • 2 bdrm.^ YSVlN »JALLfl. Woot. d o in 45 provon localione. HutHugo both, oppls, AC. townown- opt. S350/mo.«S200 dep. RO U TE SZ4 SS.Iocol.1 •800-800-347'M70. h o u so condo, $500. rJo pstsl 733-6090. ■ Arrowwood Court Large 1 bdrm oppls., wa-wo tWiN»>ALU.N(nvdbdm 800 bik Caswoll W. lor/trosh /lawn caro. $42£^25. deluxe lownhouae E x p a n d in g Dolario disobM bir / m ^ 9 1 \ Furnished.-1 bdrm.. ACAC. w/privolo yd. 4 gôrooe. 3 00 Falls W. } Ity consulting fronchlsoso In A A ^ 700-800 Lawronco W /D hook-up. $350, S760/mo. TWIN FALLS. S oroa, work Irom homi I M i l THE MGMT 733-07310 7 3 0 New 2 bdnn, duplox, prV 800 Falls Avo. W. low start-up. 408-257-61‘<6149 8 00 Wondoll vota yd.4 garage, GR EA T OPPORTUNrTYty“ ^ 5 ^ ' $600/mo. CaII733-744S. Nationally reccjcognizetd steel joist[ manufacturerr looking body t ig ROUTE 879 T o buy or loaao outo boc n YWtM PAU6. NewoT ^ for Engineers:rs, Drafters. Checkckers and an Office 800 bik Brackon r o p a ir ohop. With a hn bdrm, duplex, carport, otll. E ast Wind million dollar a year butbusi- Migrant employees383 working for Seneca are8 1 Bedroom Apt.jI- rm.'No smoking/pala, n o s s on commorclol proi r $42&mo. Call 733-3742. Manager to locate lo^ in South Centntral Idaho. The engi-Tt_ W ost Wind al housing, now throughfl for Elderly or ■ 600 bik Falls Ave. W.V. orty. 6 .000 sq. n. bulldlniX a In need of rental TWIH FALLS. Nowo": ■■ tions require a B.S.. ini Civil Engineering Wltl soil all oqulpmon g disabled persons. 1 bdrms. starting al »J75. neering positio tig Main Stroot propony i early October. Whe/Hen rental arrangement Is •Io B o ltv u o . IS m llos froi Section 8 2 bdrms. starting at $390. with excellent'It written, verbal andd (communication skillsl l s ParkM ^)&in:lQ 3 bdrms. starting et S46S. j 'w orld-fam ous ski rosortortfJJ i m a d e th ro u g h Sem;eneca, rent Is guaranteed,'• Subsidy loft Excel, Word and lOOO-IIOOParkMoadov Son ValloylD.Collford. Now oftorlng great, and a familialliarity with Microsof Drivo Rent payments are payroll deducted from1 Available. movolnspoMM lolta a t 208-653-2368. At :----- Call Now 734-1600 • MathCad. 1The Drafters positions requirer e Pork W ay Clitio for Mitch Hoffman. 1000-Pari( Way Drivo ____ the employee, anand paid directly by the3 Income LimitIt YWIN PALLS. Very nl«> 2 th a high school diplo- MEDICAL BILUNO ^ icrj bdrm. duplex, cul-do-sac. AutoCad/Draftiifting experience with ntiai. c o m p a n y to th e lamla n d lo rd . 1-person $13,050 R O U TE 894 Unlim ited Incomo potontla ■ Qroat location. Qoroga. ma. preferenceice for technical dralrafting certificate, andflu 100-200 bik AvorMdia DolD Froo info & CO-ROM. 2-person $14,900iQO Irgyrd. AC. DW. WD Invoslmoni from S2.49!495 hookups, lawn caro. $560 > require a minimum ofr t f 410 C Street and up mo. 401 W. M ain. carrtar... REMEMBER can 324-2361______with a positivitive attitude. Please: submit cover letter, Pleaae contaet DIatrictlot That birthday Bd you ptaced1 SENECA FOOI]3DS CORPORATION{ New Managemenl 061900, PO Box 640,n Manager eome time ego In 77)« Tlmei ons, S95 wkfy. $225-$360 resume and rclreferences to Job #0t 733-0031, oxt. 347 N ew ^ Now la Vit time lo ' 430 7T Hi AA ' V EN U E SOUTH mo. afl utlls. pd. 733-8841. come p k * up your picture*. f a t R u p e r t Heyburn, Idah $10CAvk.4$360/monIh. July 1, 2000. KKKKKKK★ 8eivle« Dept todayl ■ ■ ■ — * 2 4 8 2nd Ave W. 733-6630 > - r • i i . . i ' Surtday,, JJune 25,2000, TlfflM^lawftiws, TivIn FaUs, Idaho F1&

SADOLE-15*. d r d e Y troU.raU. USED PIVOTS FRIDGIDAIRE RANGE- I MOVING S A L E -O ff white [ S unday,iy,JUne25,2000 S650. Cau 733-8148 e v«e. e e Buy&Sale aelf clean, uaed 2 yre.I ' f ~ . 6 0 8 I ' couch & lovosoat $300. S o Can Bob 734-9444 $325. Can 837-4135 evoa.s . I COMMUNICATION Oroon flomi chair & k>vo- aeat. $250. Refrig, $150. yra. experienced hunting — I LARGE SELECTION OF- i^^D ^TC e^^ “Tn? i 7 0 8 I J Kitchen knook table & Bobby Wolff sn d nrwurrtaJn terrain. In' Reeondmoned appla. 5: chairs, $250. 733^857 . HE ACES ONABRIDGE* ciudea saddle In exc ProT ech Servico Co. MOTOROLA - 3 GTX ra- cond. *1000, « 79-»837r l m d I 1706 Klrnberty Rd.«TF dloa, w/phone pads &4 PEDESTAL1 TABLEi • reF3Dim5%^555w5 =- charger. $350 oa CallII CHAIRS-tablo w/6 Chairs ^ ALfALfA hAV. 2nd cul- I' 324-6496 $325. Can 735-0269. B e a r MMr^WoUR l ^ T .-reqwoae by partnerer Imean? rtoan Boer O oats for sa le iiJil' 1<-< c u . ft.. Brand'now ! one ajvtemBtrar.SailBa» Laka Cttjr. U tah ...... “ ®- ting. 800 one lon baloa. QUEEN SIZE PILLOW ■ ■ Atdupliplicat6( partner opens on Can5430035.' r i- Excellent qualily. $100mri never used. AutomaticIc TELEPHONE SYSTEM - ‘a dofroat $250. 732-0444 with 7 executone phonoaM TOP MATTRESS SET clu b , anand I respond one heai■ art n m n m r i i T i mA L per ton. Can 587-1161 J l 3 g. 5 ANSWER: S incee y our cue-bid HEALTH product a t yow T and eyatam box. $600.. StUJ in plastic. $260.00. ■ holdingng ♦ 8-7, V 9-8-7-6-S 2 ^ ALFAI.FA HAY-1000 ona STOVE, deluxe Fngidalro, - T 734-8881 re- promised spades ancand a minor, his - localVaaeyCoOpStoroe :oo <0*, oloc. range. Clean, CanM4-75lB. - . . ' ♦ A-K-JiC-J-10-9, ♦ 7. If partner n Buhl. Jerome. W endell1^ ' ton bales, lop quaUty, $90. It- ^ == ; i SIMMONS Top 01 IhO uno. . is hot a natural • MourtalnHomo56/-0131. atorago drawer, exc. ront- I • • bids twowo spades, which shouldid I ' two-no-tnimp bid is I Ooodlng & 8hoahone. — al range. C orrw aee.E aat-It- f 8 0 9 king size db^-sidod plUow- ' bid, twowo no-trurap or th ree diad k3ta* or^ harveat gold, $300. Calilli 40X CO. 56V90 Modem.n. o r g re o n . 2 yra old.has ! ANSWEiVER: Although no-trum FARM/RANCHI an.CaU731-2017.B 2x2x6CD R/WR, 15*■ • warranty. $450.678-7563 contraclacts offer a greater trie•ick RHO opens one chithib, aod I over- 734-6635. idwith>J-7, SypPW EgEQUIÎP HAY-horaerwymlx. '• " W ASHER, $ 2 5 0 /DRYERT3" monitor, epeakora. koy-f‘ TABLE - Otnmg, 4 captains score,, evene\ a t dupll^te,'thiB diidia- call one diamond ' _ Fred Klpâ. $200, groat cond. Porta- board. Win 'ge*. $950. chalra, liko new, $275. m ond suiteu is too stroag to go im-ux ¥ A-K-9-8, ♦ A-K-1iC -10-9-8:0. 4k 4. Oio- Pleaaecail 543-6373.I:__ blo dlahwaahor, 1 yr old,5 Call 734-7674. Sectional couch w/2 ro bid. Myiy vote goes to th ree di«ila- LHO bids one snade,de, and partner way', 6 row w/ehioldB5 1 ; HAY, Buying fee d er tiay.'S $325. 733-4143 HP Color Laaarjet 5. Drypy diners, $250. 732-6209. good! $2450.326-4872.^ monds,s, Vwith two no-trump a pookwr raises to two mamomonds; After a 2 * & ton balea. Alao. dairy WASHER/DRYER aet.t lonor, Uaed for losa thanm TABLE-Chorry,* dining rm uch pass by RHO, shoulc>uld I introduce 5A>AV Wa &t£ L iF t S TrA 7 - hay any a lie . S44-76f2.ti_ Kenmore oxc.cond.j ’ a yr. Locally aervlcoable.s- w /4 c h o ira & 2 loavoa. . secondd cchoice. There is too muc T10N8, 2,700 GPM . Ilq r, $1100.734-7674. $450. DESK-tradilionai chancetie to miss a diainood shun1 bby the heart suit, pass,ss, or bid thTM "q- HAY. Dairy hay, 23P,)P, $250. Single washor. uId/iollda.QugortypeP “ - 25.6ADF, 195r A . 1999999 $ 125. W arranty. 736-4605 “ atylo.$75.733-6146. .. biddinglg twot no-trump. diamonds? Please can 2 0 6-534^^ PENTIUM COMPUTERS- . *37. hay. Can 20S-S44-7612M Starting O $300. Bubble , SoIdOoetAM w i^.Ta* i 8 1 2 I #ARU ZT W E B U Y — i i o 4 I }ot printer. $70. Scanner. D e a r Mr.WolffiM r HiSrHayRufer 1400 USED SADDLES a EOUIP-;ip. KBUjLDINQUAm^ 1 $60. Call 733-9444. ' ■ HEATINQ A At dupliens one diamond, an be ruled out, I woult>uld not recom 10,000 _ Alao, Okl allverblta& apura.ura. AMSCO VINYL WIndowel ate two hearts NH 605 Son Propollod 3 V I G I L ’S Brand new . (2) 5x4. aido RHO resresponds ose heart after mmy mend a pass. I rate String Baler 10.000 E aUderaw/grWa.$200/boih.i,“ |n|RNrTUR|4CAnî 811 ^ J ;AIR CONDfllONER, WosT- ' WESTERN’S STORE p a rtn eer r passes. I overcail onBne 100 percent, three« diamonds< SO - IH 5000 Swathor 12.000 ^ y 0 0 6 Call 934-4410 .a - Inghouso. lO.OOOblu, .. percent a timidlid pass only 10 JD 347 Baler 3 500 - BEOROOM SUITE. Quoon u s e d 1 aooaon, moke spade withwj « A-K-QJ-7.3, ¥ - NH 499 H a^ ln o S w athor BARNWOOD, doon O' 1-7, * K-10.&^ LHO raiselaea- percent longths, can 208-324-467&. aizo. 2 drosaera. night-I- offor. Info, call 676-6066. ♦ Q J - 7 , “• Btand, 2 mirrora, chorry . 0 hearts, and-my partne OuryBnthaa4 ml. of road. Please leave moasg y. EMERSON Q uiet C o o T to tw o b Z,. E f a g _ finish. S400. Caa 644-1024 A/C runa g ro a t $125. bids twc^wo spades. IF RHO bid D ear M r.W olffi Thorosiiitammoet^noty _ CONCRETE ROOFINGQ - ■ - - re e LHO opens one diaiiiamond, and I Hytee Trador SelvmgeT ^ ------BBT------T1 TILES, (Irom KImborly(y BUNK BEOS - whKo, twin1 Coll 736-6S26. th re e hearts,be should 1 bid Uire 541-3T2-4020 I LDS Church). Exc. cond.A top, doublo lulon bottom.I. * sorfoui^ bid one spade afterer portner] dou- __ ■ ANTIQUES & I 2 i 6 1 3 • spades oi FLATBED for p ickup withvan I^ÔU^CTIB^^, I $35 por oq. ( W ) & carry.vl 0x0. co n a, $100.7330492 t Extra StaK MuKbcMcr. .ToucsB. bles fbr takeout Iff wpartner jumps 'J Avail. Ju ly 15. Place your jr B AUCTIONS I full aet of racka. $300. t colora. g am e seseems best. Partner hatias for^g? ___ porary a r t PrlstirMt cond. I, 905 Milligan Road. ■ B re»c«. Unlaa.NJ. ™ $500. Con 736-7281. COUCH 6 pioco soetHjnai, show na sspade support withouo ut O n th e r« l^bRD-tractor, loador. Pom ola Erff. Kayo Wigga, _• neutral tonoa. $1507oKor>r Idaho Falla holdingag any high honors in ii backhoo. nxxtol 3 5 0 0 with C hrlatino O ra n g e, HoidiS i TOPS011,D««vorMlnir.o10 exc cond. 678-7563 ShM ■ Equlo. ■ Powor Tools trir. indudos 1 2 '. IB* anaIP? Pluaczok. B a r^ at $50(50 MaglcVaOoy. $eporyord. r * Ofllco Equip. ' Tnx*a * inades.s. Whatever\ he holds in tbtbe ANSWER: His jum;mp is not fore- C O U C H a LOVESEAT. £88 merely invitationional A raise to 2 4 ' backhoe tw ckota. TriiTrtr oach. Can 324-8772. Call 644-1111.______' • Trailers • Boom ‘ EloOhcal sidesuitiLtits will Ct your hand unles haa rampa and atorago ^ USED Rod Brtck. Approx.- $125, Blssetl Rug Clean-- Equip. & Supplies * Vnd spades wouldI promisepi fotur- c a b in e t In groat a h a p'®,® o , HAILEY-S A n tiq u e Mancet X. or. $75. Both nico cond. Prim e Tim e Auction he h ass oonly heart strength. Am rn; Robofta McKercher Porkortc 3500. .25 conta each Coil Ifts card support and aboutab 10 or 17 S15,000/ofJor, C a n a o o a t 14 734-5153.______Con 423-5462. (206)232-491;^ with thette 4opponents bidding heart 3971 Nonn 1200 Eaat,, . t a Halioy Armory. July 1 & ), www.ptauctlona.com rite HCP. Therefore, a double t raise 43: 2. 9 to 6. July 3 .9 to 5. = KING SIZE WATERBEO. , partner Is the big favorit Buhl. ID or call 562-943- S. ‘ ‘ ‘ I odsu^rtond 3224 for moro info. Aloe Moratera/Promotor aolkl pine. Ind. manreaa. a s1 ; minor'Buit help. , N under bod drawers. t>ook.<• |i 8 1 5 aSi*IsSoH CR^You should ac- MOVING SALE - Oroon FORD- '96. 1620, 4x4. hy- J aholl hoadboard, match-J- I^ ^ W N ^ Q A R D E J ^ D ear MrIVIr.Woim cept ttie invitationI w:with atxiut sbc droolallc trana. loador.or tcio painted drosaor & COMPLETE DARKROO'M7 ing armoira & night atand. I smember, your ' draper box w/rippora. oxc.,xc* lam p ta b lo . $ 1 5 0 . 3j 0A ’a aotup Ind. BAiV. Boaoier I. JO 300 rtdtng lawn mowor W eplay!ly Michaels Cue-B!ds as di£[Jia. or seven HCP. Rem w alodobiuo couch w/tuffod , $600. Call 206-636-4630. ' pie, one-spade responseise was forccd $7800.686-2725/731-4507 45M, 11X14ooaol,ilmor n and lawn awooper. runs tributionional takeouts. For example — back. $650.733-6657. ___ & Zono VI O uo Salolito f UKE NEW HOUSEHOLDr groat. SeOO/llrm. [og and therefore promi»mised nothing FURNrrURE *Lovoaoat &J 324-6517.______* a cue*bi-bid of a minor openini 01 MK12, now cond! Roldold PU N O , boautiful aniiquouo etc. Novor uaod: worth prom isetses both minors; a cue-biibid in the way of high carcards. ready, now paint, $8200>00 upright, $450/oner ovor $2,000. Call for a itei couch*ondtabloa& . 3 0. Call 737-9367. ___ & mako offer. 539-0503. , lompa •bedo •entertai- ^ o f a nMdfc^qui*U«»ori*«in(ljn ( (er fr«a C«n <1 Arc* JOHN DEERE-(2)bOth “ I 4 606 *1 I MISC- dual motion sofa I m inor.r. Question:( If 1 bid tw< . Dex z a m FL ”? |_ÂPPÎCEÎ B c HILPREN’S ITEMS; I arid rocker/rocllnor, bluo.'• c DINETTE T a b le , alool A ■SeaUBipfarrrt^. 4400 grain comblnoa. 1 •- formkM. 4 podded swivel I heartsI ovover RHO’s opening of on< roody lo go. 1 nooda J very good cond.. $225. i yr WANTED TO BUY- Power^ Lrg oak enlortainmontll c h alra, $ 2 0 0 . TV. Mag- i heart, wiwhat does a two-no-trum] pumphOQdor. $180000 DRYER- Amofwi gas. 1 yr ■■ navox console. 25*. SlO a both/oftor. Can 686-2725r2S old. top-of-ilno. Irg capoc-OC- W hoola C hargor for two 06 cntr. S150. Papason sot. ^ ity, $275. Call 324-6517.7 ^ volt battorioa. 324-3087. $50. Desk. $20. 732-6918.I Coll 733-3579______UVESTOcKTRij^.exie. — I HORSE SHOEING center gato. ro ar alidor,ir. * TWIN FALLS. Room a d i 6 1 6 Seo/w««k. mlcrowav Please chock your ad _ _ Jason Clamena. AH workrk new tiros, good cond. ■ rafrfg. UtUiU*» p d . CabCable for correctness on theth< jROOmATESWAt^™ guanintaod. 10 yrs. exp.(p. 934-8552 or 934-2627. T V .nopat9.1201 KlmtMm bar- first d a y th a t ll ru n a . ^ Pioaao cau 208-366-7245<5. M.F. SO, disaal tractor,^ A f . '• , ÂLl 4 - NO aiô k ' .lyRd.0fC»g735-0g32J^ 32* a s T h e T lm e s-N e w s I HORSE STANDING ATt “ $2,700. M.F. 2 2 4 b a ile r . 8 i s tng. $475 Ind. aU utlUtiea $500. M.F. 2 bottom /ICE CaHavea. 736-4471. STUD BUSSINESS f : 6 0 6 not responsible for . plow. S200.6X10 walk In & S E R V I HjfOBIUEHOMES errors after that tim e. M eoolar. S2000/offor. Pos ■ M M b I I , mata. $200. coUeg*. Col bnlMrng. MVSIA alblo trado lor boot m otor■tor _____ 736-3884 o r 736-47S2i ___ nomhalod. 436-0732. tilr. Hagorman. 366-2042. I HAZCLTON. N ic e 8pB(ip a ce ' ‘Jl B07JJ-O9JI €Mt t form oraht/tixfermotfo* o r f o o r *«r«4ce re p r e .lo r your home m counti . TWiJj FA tila RoommateDfl” HORSE TRAILER-S7 2 iBsenÂRMEQuip: Una larm l«««« Bva JEROME-Auto repapa*[ wanted. $250 per monmS'"- horaa. $1000. CollJimOe *2casocomb)no8^JD. 210>10 ahop on Main Strei Utila.pd.CaO 733-0973. dlak • Bearcat 12/ roiior HEATING & AIR1 PAINTING TREE SERVICES ] .»3CUno.Ctf B29-5679. 734-6091 or 731-6247. £ AIR DUCT rrontaga. Buslnaaa wl — harrow • 10' tripio K • Ali- CONDITIONING TREES AND STUMPS OF ' jn O M C - 1 4 x 7 6 7 ^ Mbdrm. n equipment & tow true _ HORSE TRLR - 2 horao**’■ away 660 Beet dolollotor CLEANING i Duane'a Palnling ;-tbB9).»425mo.+ $» ■ gooaanack wllh llvln("8 •243rowbootdiggor«2 Extoriom & intoriora MAGIC VALLEY $300 Call M a m . . SAWTOOTH SHEET Froo Eatimatos "d^.Nop««.a24-SS16 s quartara. 20', a tovo. ra-T row beet digger ports • 6 •Froo ostimotes* 516. LANDMARK REALTY M METAL 734-3303 Tony Corponlor 1B01 a u n c o in . J e roSL m frig, haatora. aleepa 4 row Miiton planter • U n- Air Quality Sam lces 4eROME<} bdrm. 27 ba 7 ^ .3 *Alr Ducta •FurnocoB HeatlngÂC RofrigoraUon1 420-2606 734-1231 or .mobil* hom* In counu 7 tn ----- I $ ^ . Can 467-2032. _ coin ACDC woldor-3 ^ C orrm ordal ond rosidontial ra bosn cuttoni *6 row Inlanla ‘Oryor Vonia •Chimnoya 420-0771 tocalcan SS50/month. Call LauLaura JEROME I HOR8E-20yr. old TE (208) 733-6548 PAINTING & Tim Abbott 734-7919 ;a09-324.7Sie.______gekang. Big enough to r*r a lockwood bean wlndrow- •Inaulollon Romovol Ofnce/khop.SOO-ISOOai vor 733-6786 0 600-627-0161 = = n.canbaramodokKltc Sweeigraaa CerticIttle rnan, gentle enough torra i .er«6rowbaanv/lndrt>wor HOME - REMODELING _ tve Company haa commor i 6 0 7 your IlkJng, Call S tev e nor- Md.SI400.Call324-e33131. on okl Int. swathor • Witts atts ______tfo clal black angus lockoi 2 bottom plow L ota m oral — CONSrtiUCTION^ Thomp*on'« - I o m c e a Haiicnn for rnore Info HORSE-3 yT7oW big. etou ;E 734-4334 beef. who*e o r half. Boa S BUSINESS “ Painting A RemodelingI TREES-R-US l^HOVULSPAC^ f beelyoueverdrapedall;a IIP geldlna. P art A pp., p aart r 'Our yard nas 4 miles o^ HENDRY a SONS ‘ Sonang Mlni-Coas*a & MV WtowsPnyrty droft. Great nature, hatlaa road, tho rosl ia farm m o S E R V r C E S Quality Exporlencod Work , over. Reedy in Soptemb o t ctilrw r/S hop u a onlino a t C a r p e n te rs No Job Too Small •Total Troo Caro *510010 W w f S a s ------er. To order cao 8 ^ 7 7759 5 9 beehbroko. but noi C om m ordal 4 Roaldonilal Romoval • Total Landscap ’ Exacutiv* offlo* apacea 15 wwwJtyaaatrector.com 11 Froo Eatimatos worked w/. Approx. 1£ m TWIN FALLS All Jo b a Largo & Small (206) 934-5343 ing • R re w o o d aotd t>y -_'ftpm14g, ___ FoundaUona. flat work. 25 * 870 Bhje Lakesa mora W o 734-4334 2 ’ TRACTORS. (1) 53‘ Ford3fd yoaraoxporiorwo.Romod- _ RENTAMAN” ° HaaowPnperty' *leo:1 a 2 yr.old holfors.ara. aoml. goc>d ranch horse. 27S0-sq.tt. ,b' Jubliee w/ loader, nowo'f* ollng & dairy atonitona.f HOME REPin^2 Home Services TREE O F F I C E ^ A C E Manafpamant Jim 0 326-4729 Ridden in hilla. Roping, aionad on barrala. $3000.•X ongino. (2) 51’ Forman>“■' Roasonoblo roios. * KMwrtyr R d 4 0 & « 5 S te ____ Bud 0 326-4159 TRIMMING m oe. MlDof/Mon-Roposa:>; Pteeao can 206-543-6979. Supor C, wWe front o n^ d . Cali 625-5306, Eden, IDD TONY'S LANDSCAPING1 Liconsod & Bondod for all ■ $ 360 - g r o s s rsnl TWIN FALLS, Shop/Omor ~ (3) 56- Fordson D iosol. 3 _ HOME REPAIRS I o o r . 44S2 N 200 0 E. Flier, Id your home sorvico noodsJ KAK Tree Tnnvning %StK>8hone leo-IO O G/ac■JLL 14xl6ovarhoad doo liL HORSeS-ATTN HUNTERS^ point hitch. 3 point akM o •TrlmmlngvSprinklera from yardcare to roofing bathrooms. Eaatlan CATTLE-Top quolity/ Dr. Arthura oHera th e (ol-o'* mov«r.a2«566.420-3812 •Spring Cloan-upa 4 Lawn caro. Snrubt^ry :>$160 > $7 0 0 g r o s s ront ^ CARPENTRY." & ovorything In between. and bush tnmmir>g NoedaepapolofoMe'. Springer hollora for aalo.Die. lowtoo expbrtencod hors- •Homo Ropaira. Froo Estimates! h>m. Can 438-S234.B oa& m uloa.Prices« I 7 0 3 T I E r a • Wo do wtiol yoo cant 423-5699 o r 731-0015 For froe Estimaios WawMfM ntor youliV H J7 reduced. Coil 324-4522 Call 7354)553 CATTLE-Werrted to bu7 fn»- 1 CUSTOM I Tony-734-3322 d od goldiig.wotl broke, aaddiolio $25 por Jolnl. discounti n t ______— fall d o a n up. Sonior fonco bulkling. ropoir 0 s F intaraatad please contac 7 3 7 - 0 0 0 0 work. Call 420-7604. ravaUabI*. • Arwia or U roy Atwood bit & blankot. $600/offor.>r. quantity consldorod. discountal Froo ostimatos. EXJST7NQ t M c e availabl “ C O N C R E T E b I___ Call 543-6618. 1676-0441. 736-4676 o r 420-4677 ‘ RV STORAGE . liable 1-600-26»«348: ■to4258Fic^Donni8t(>iator — ' —== QOATS paporM WINDOW 'Oatalla a n d a to u r o lIthe th tf 610^ Choahm oro flbor. OaMCONCRETEE MOBILE RV . pfopartlaa. 733-5027. , . nanniaa$100.klda$S0. ■ Footings. foundaUona. Royal W Entorpnsos CLEANING • I 8TORAOE/*AL 1 biOy$150.208-335-2t32^ nggggg SERVICE Over 2 ocros ol socura TWIN FALLS. (2)525 ac I drivowaya, aidowaDca. 5aq. IWARSiMSERDfm siorago. Foncod, night Windows hand washed. :ftomc«atocatedonbua ■ as HORSE lor aaie lo good DairloaondroskJomlal. _ All your concroto noods.}. Brent'* Gateway lights. Eosy parking tor Romoval of twrd wotof i . ‘2nd Ava. 8.. downtowrown. JEROME - 3.OOO aqq fti honw. 5 yr. old FoxtrottorSS! FUT-ALUS FW ’ $405/nal utila. Incl. Ca E No |ob too arrtaU ill P a rts a S erv ice motornomos, tjoaw S spots & acroon doaning Call warehousa on Soututh goldlng. 15.2 har>ds. rod- O n-sito-chockouts. wiring. Doug 0734-6174, Mon 1 for rood, naxan monS. frlond-S t WHEEL LOADER P CallS3S-€705 trollora. Discounts lor k>ng* includod. Froo Eoiimotos ôn.- Lincoln. Call Marva fc Mtchos. insuranco work &; lonn, 206-731-6005 or Cod Mike March 734-6334 r n u ir a .iO a m to 4 p m1 J.B . more dotails (2080 8 ) ly dispoallkm. woll bn»ke. 2.5C.Y. Bkt-Air — rrwrol C*H Brent 734-6005 or 731-6050. Ho naeda to find a now TWIN PALLS. Quallty'oiTST - 32*-7616.______733-2445 o r 539-1699 "Sor homo Ihrough no fault of Priced at f h a n d y m a n " flea apaces. ADA accaixea* JEROME-Large Indoo SHARPENING - alble. lg. Dorking lot. AC Sire hla own. S2000. Coll 775- . AC. storage available tor462 car 755-2569. omaU bonyom- >>-AWORkOFART>->-^ P A I N T I N G SERVICE . ,wall maliiialnad. $.66.66e amotomomaa.733-44« S >84,000“^ .^par aq. It. 650 aq faai anOlllortol.com tor photo. HandyiTMin S o K ^ s Hom o repairs. Elodrteol.,1 Serving M agic Voiioy JO H N 'S SHARPENING FAX . utila. C a n m odlfyt with 0%-interest ' aincol972. SERVICE ,^^CanTor»737.3a24JI“to I 612 MT ! TWIN FAU:S LIVESTOCK plumbing, lighi corpontry. 2AM IÂSTimSroRBgJT for 36 m onths - painting. FREE Estimatos! FreeeetlmateaJ Complete aharponlng. COMMISSION COMPANY NolobtoamaDi Carbide & alool saws. YOUR “ eSa ^~1 BOHuTiorirpaituroTo1 fo r Frtday, 8 :0 0 p m O.A.C. or ren t for Call B etter Bid 141 Bracken St S V * COMMERCIALL rent. Can 206-543-8043.13. Ju rte S O th . — 208-324-7320 734-4050 • 1-600471-4050 a R 6 W T A L S = i Tack a a le s flrat. »35“/hour - . AD I Ragbterod noraoa ^ HANDYMAN ~ ’ TIMES CLASSIFIED wmJ 615 I thon grad* h oisoa. (m inimum of M P A I N T I N G & * *7 i n l I MOBMHOME SERVICE DEPARTMENT H^QEmimAUTD rod 2S hours) ^ Around houao. yord.oquip-1^p. D R Y W A L L . ^ 208-734-5538 'SCRVICe CC NTC R FOFO ■ ■ J hoiaea In by 5 ^ pm . mont repair &ahorponlng. I . - RENT. 4 baya. hoist, com a r e Future horaa sa lo a a re tho Commorclai & rosklontial I "Prxmlng Perfection" ■> OR je a . last Friday of e a c h m onthh . O il s h a k e r o o f s . • S m aller tre e s ; pfsaaof. a tlra m achlno,Ina, growing! 3 nsw a p e c e a I palnling. Auto dolalling.'O' I Extertor & intortor painting. Hirt. through O ctobor • private invoatlgation & I • Shrubs 208-677-4543 >n. avail, in esUbllahod counoro- 630 Railroad Ave. ^ Froe estim atosi Great opportunity. 14X70, landscaping pro poraortal protection. Froo I Buhl. FUor. Kimberfy. T.F.) (BURLEY) . . SS7SATIQ. * 6 3 7 - « ^ * ^Kc. TW 1nFaIIa,ID e8tlmate»l43&-5649 ” | Call Jerom e 644-1219 12* vidad, S20D/mo. Exc1. 733-7474______) R on Y ataa - 73 8 -0 8 7 0 » * tocation. Can 733-6641.

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S i ze z l i in ' Hl o t SS a v ii n g s5.*:. I On Yoour Clas.ssified At[dvertise?mentl 3 Ll. I N E S $ 1 0 ) i > A i r s 1C) For items uhiider or adding aup to SIOOO Maximum of 4 it'tems please) ( S 1 e aich d additional line. Private'te Party only. Some restrict/ictions apply. Merchandiseeonly.)

•Ij ^ T h ileTimes-TN e w s - C ( all 7 3 3 --0 9 3 1 o r 6 7 7 -4 0 4VI ^ Today!l DESK UNIT w/(Jro>drawers & B«autlful while Pe Peralan MINITURE SCHN<1 N A U ■ KELLEY ORCHARIRD- SUZUKI 800 INTRUDE; d e r . Wenled: Top seclloi lochablo bookcQSicoso. Ook kJltsns Hoalth nuan lion ol TWIN FALLS. 123 BnBrook- m '8 2 0 . — ” 1 HONDA 1976 Gold Wing, jarantood ZERS. AKC. dow cli Swoot Bing chorrlos."■You 208-436-93255______oak Hoosior atylo cabi T h o m a o v lllo . S1:S120.00. 734-7877.7. first shots, roody l< »blnol. lano N.. 6/25. 6-4| lee 'I*” condHipn. '^S300 PICK. 50C a lb . by mo10 lug. W a n t e d Long narrowrowan- 42* io43- wide,>. t A n y Fum ., baby sluff, clotT I medicalsuppue'UES $1800. Call 543-6643. Ploaao call 208-355•352-^372. ferre ts, (3). wllh,n 'T enSo 6/26. (4) fomolos. S; '■ ” 00- Bring your own contaiitainor. tiquo mirror to pul ot\ obovo condlllon. Call 324-25-2567. blkos, A powor care, î6NDA . 7 ml. bullot. Also coffee &. I'tBhiB w /grear reduction, g ood to U3 at11 (oroll. Coll 208-536,.Tfi.?47fi 2017, Any doy ollor 4 N.Hrs.10-0, Mon-SiSun. tablos to match Our WANTED: Vintago Barblo Ba TWIN FALLS, 243 6thhAvo. / Quad Cano, adlualabi twInadOmlcron. dolls and clothing. 19!1959 • E. 6 /2 4 & 6 /2 5 . 8;3C3 0-74 *30. Call 733-3579. condlllon $ 180. 5 3 2 4 s 2 9 FREE bundle ol or P U P P . e s -2 fo m-lalo. a l. 3 Also avail. O the IrullIn Fyfo furniture. 734-46 :------coll boforo 8 a m .o n o r9 p m Zr” 1979. Intorostod inines- Homo yard soto. n'COn -S?fd6TER-6A\/e*160 FAST TR EES. GrO'.3row 0-10 posing a s a kitton.m black maioo Molomulo/SiboSiberian stand Kelloy G ordonnCnlr, C WANtEb t 6 - Ford, < >1600 or weokonds. (I./yr. S5.4S-S' 2-0234, uiios and oolloctlona.IS. Call clathae, oxorc. oqu?o'p.. 1999 Pride Col. 3-Who« '. $ 7 . 9 5. mak), 10 virk3old422i2 3 ^ u 6 Husklos.SlOO. 732-0; = = Maaaoy. Deere Trairactor 733-1322 or 733-9688 dolivoroO. Poitod. 5 8 8 ,a fum,. olc. _____ solid Urea, llfl se a l, Ulight n it HbNOAmolorcycloa. FREE CATS- Moving, ELERS 4 8 2 5 wilh or wiihoul loacs a d o r. ------c h ’ 9M . (1) XRSOOft & (1) Broctiuro. eocw iis-: ^"ta'bbliTs flod/B luoSw hsold.SJ.S’OO. l JW AM TEDTOBUlUY 40-80 hp. any cond,I, callC I 5 5 7 ------*— I TWIN FALLS.ItT•a basket. Call Dutch < (md good hom o. 2 to 5/25. 206-837-6202.®* XR350R. Boih mint cond! ^ & 2 calicos. Good r 326.4655 or 420-5591 mmmJ 801-540-9355. 1 C O Aloxar>der, 6/42 & 6/i _____ $3000/both. 934-44ip. J q a r a q e ^ a ^LES 9-7 Somo appllancoi ^ Ofs. Call 324-7528.8. R O TW EILLER puppiipplos, 40x48 PALLETS, willlin;;: 1 W AtitEOTO BUV. ^ ~~FAX Jowola, e v e ry b c ^ d o3lhoe. lh _ N 6n d a NidemiAWK,'^ T,o. 5 yr, AKC rog. Coll 934-B57B57S- lop dollar. 208-677-272728 siro n m or Holiday Ri ■■ 450cc.$7000ap. m a - ^ FREE 10 good homo. ------blor travol trfr.. 22-35' PILER. 618 Moln Slro3lroot. ______& era Its. /# -/ old lomolo Schnoinauzor. SCOTTIES, AKC 71“mai '®®: PU^NOS. W ont 10 ooll y inoblv Wook long yard salo. — on 208-678-7655. YOUF' I I spoyod, noodo lots)ts of ot- S600 & $800- 352-437; 11 your good cond,, roosono I'J TWIN FA LLS. 2 9 8 Ma used plono? Wo poy' acash pricod. Call 324-4274>74 ^ to ? Molorcyclo. tola eon Avo, Frt,. Sat,, 8Sun. I H6MbA ^HAbaW êe, ^ loniion & lovo. 423-£3-5604. SIAMESE kittens:I S 2 5 , lor your usod plono, stuff. Too m ucM olislll — I 500 CC, Mint condltfon, ^0- W a n t e d Y6 bUV. cru 8-darK. Clawsloot bathithiub t f 9 0 1 .,_ J S1500yoffar43G-4234 * FREE. 2 yr. old Sio3tof(ord HIMALAYAWRAGDCIDOLL Kalm Jorgenaen jvada w/comor atnk, 2 ordera rse 1 - ■ ATVSAIOTORCYCLES AD t, n o o d s klllon S f25, 825-5402[02___ 733-12Sa'* on c o u p o r ah o d ( obl(Iblo to OOODINQ. 932 Novo TIMES CLASSIFc i c i c n Shiro C arrier Mix, r _____ bo m o v ed ) for Syr. t)oyin-boy Sl. Fridoy. Saturdayday a *^'1 saws, SK watt genener- i E 3 nSNbA 5HAbeiWW70d sing Sunday, 840.S. Moviloving 0*°'^ & olhor oxc. goodi ‘86, 12,500 Ml. Mint cond. D E P A R T MtENT E ^ Ploosoholp.C''.Can I 821 SPORTS. Old sporllrllno toresled In ratal ITXftLKV - ‘97 S p d rrtator ta tt $2300yofror 677-2356- good lloms. BaoobsbnM chickens. Call 324-946M 68. , aa)o. Lots of mbcodonooi 208-734-5531538 320-4740. ISTEREO/HADIO/CD TWIN FALLS. 676 Canvnyon 1200 XLS. 4600 mllot;''08. h6NDA-1S99,80XR.------I iports W AN TED lo b u y , Mor Rim Rd. 6/24 a 6/25.I. 8-?J clean, seSOO/offor FREE. G oldon Lob. Fr ______bats, fliovos & any spc&all poddlo mixer. t Ukonow.$1600. nrm nnA ' 'W ANTED- Housohold, tools, a hoi10(110 324-6585. _____ Call 886-2904. 208-677-4541543 oood homo wllh ocr U sed Diroct TV Rocolvo memorablllo. Any ave,& CotI733-944fl^^ ' Oart^'SM aigi ond fomlly. 734-C i ? " f ____ FtA~RLgy DAVidS6 n . -9£ (B U R L E Y ) (Toll FfOO) 088-374-400Divors, sporta. 736-1004. Oav— W ANTEO T d bUV. ^ e i Mrora street slar '. •90. kAwASAKi Ey S00-!93, _1______ovoningo, . n l o f TWIN FA LLS-225 C amna/tf- a Horitago Springor. . aol»o I 8K, runs good, now bat- G O C A RT. 2 Boal, < TV SATELLTTES iiiiift hordora wagon. 208-3;)-324- and telephone' poI< Way.(Polollno & Wat/ash- mlloo. M uat Sell w/occos- FREE, kittons. Box TTainod,tro, M 6 2 2 ” S«ltl lory, nood llroa. S 1500. • RAB8 ITCAGE. w/Qi I Used diroct TV aalell 5363 or 208-734.2138,y. when your salel e IS Ington) Sat. 6/24 A Sun Si 326-3122 or 326-5827.27. Cotl ovoa. 886-2699. dow aoftoo, S30. TRAUlAMPO- block ond gray oor n o s . I t OOLS/MACHINER aystoms,'Cal( 734-6S5i— WXRfEB75Wr-Ci<îdor over. PIpase dai□ at e Baby Itorromo. RAHCE7:DAViD5 5 i i r 9i . ^ 7 l Adcraoiol 733.7532. * 6/25. 7am-? .RÂdAKi-‘98, kLX 306. LINE. S150, 324-OOt 3. full F e n d e r e u n v a m p lin e your yo'Qr salat{a s household, Jowolry, cloi;loth- Falboy, 2 4 0 0 m iloa, (on S35 FREE- ChosapoakoLq B av n e w a USED LATHES■ 5— 1 VIOLIN good, u se d , ac o ( l l Any co n d . Coll 326-382 .'019 good cond. $2800. Call MISC ■ Glflo- btko, .Idnou^ MILLS-Call Louron1ES& sized. Pteosoco -jm Thank you for'yoiy o u r ____ o ^ ^ S, S17.99S . ColCall 423-5812. ; Aquarium w/stand,nd' S50' 0 o\d on O 837-6547. ____ WAfTfEBWauyn; Sm. compuior dookdoo w/ malo. parentsIIS both 7 3 1 - 5 6 9 8 o r A l Q pj coiton toblo clothos'g Qf cooperation. TWIN FALLS-746 Campi oloclod 539-565B.______Orlvo, Fri. a Sat.8 H O N D A - '9 1 S h a d o w com putof. S75. Sm,?m bnlh -liunlofs. Iroo to solo ® WAffTtoBUYorAOOJgpg curloins, loco, vlnloi dow axe. condlllon. S4000i'off- homo. Coll 324-4274.74. RAOIALARMSAV ' “ •0® TWIN FALLS - 146 Addi- AdC Ploaso, no oarly birdrdsi OLX600, exc. cond.,.ûn- un ^^73^^95.^ ' vanliy w/olnk. S60. ——- a Portuguese Poquon metal gardon furn. o*’ son - o. W. mee. Frt J Z E R - Cfoltsman. 10*. llko no' Frt a Don’t mlae thla onale l 2 dor 10K mllos, S2850 firm 730-8107 or 736-8438430. GIANT SCHNAUZI Coll 543-4546, ------boda/hoadboard Sot, 8 a. 1 to 3 pm. Lot.o t ol soot baby logger, kkl cccor- Call731-7029.B MISC. HIdo. a- bodod S95 ■ Chomplon bloodllnos.os so l. n a il o u n , Som lablo footboard. Call 736-704 size sm. dothos, klieht ____ Yamaha DT 50.$875.i*77 3onco WANTEO • Stops oulla& ichon riom. nom o-brand clothi'f’08 H or^D A -750 knight hawkfavrit H ondo T ra il '9 0 . $ 7 7 5 . atoreOTecord playilavor iri malo. 7 wks ond, lor mobile homo. Profo'o’ W a n t e d t 6 dU V ; dCro- r toblo. knick knacks,i. an-oi Infonl-adult. lavm-mow0. HOO FE E D E R 677-42;4276 I VARIETY FOODS no longer In uso. elso. M ISC . 1 707 CoinI struckon KITTENS CR OSSB R £ ora------w a n t e d *------(rom lot NovyshipIlp U.S,I Moinocoon. Ponjlon.n f- H ^. I & SUPPLIES, dice, oohtrays a memor => bllla, from molnly Novadada. Used Diroct TV Recolvor Consiodoilon. IlghiII brownbr ilayan. Rnodolls, storitoning (Toll F roo) 88e-374-400< otrotolounQor. goldold col- 0* R o ck y Mtn.n. Cot EXCELLENT CROP Cnll 800.969-6787. ^ WANV£b-Pool lablo I PW orodNnoddrapO PO S . Resort. 734-7877 STRAWBERRIES)P - 144X 94. BBO & ome 7— ^ Roady now U-plck. S3.0C3 No mattor how you spond yoirour flood w orking ordor, Ci sm oker LAB PUPPIES- 6 wks 3.00 daya. clatailied Ills yoiusj. .736-1004 a sk for Dave, combination. 733-5905007M puro brod, 850. Cr J T i ''Of'' * '« • Picking dolly; Illy 7. bu»y aehodulo. Put cUuslofy W A krE O : 12 gaugo she on, '84. 534-gQ22.______• llQm&5-8pm, Ploaso n MISC. Cnovy Ciiation, ______chlldron ondor 12.SO no Iirn».Mvlno OlrsctOrJ^JO ' oyn, 8 7 0 W loom aaier.*»r.or. ru n s g o o d , n o o d s bbody MINIATURE OACHSHt3HUM*. Raugusi Slrowborry>. of oooOt end Mrv1e**J » Brownino auto. & 30.00 .06 work, SSOO/otfor.. 33' '1 0 ‘ DON. Swk8..d o w clow d o a Fomi. 5>4 ml. N. of Porrin•fy work tor you today. . , rllle. Coll Joromo 64^ wIdoX 5 ’10* lo n gJ amoll ar romovod, Urol shoh o t s . BrWflo* 1 ml, W, on 1464.oftarep.m. • utit. trtr., now (Iroo.. S300/-S3i roody to go. bik & lonion fe- Borrymoro Rd. Of 3 mi.0'^"® 6 WANTED • Tollgalo for fu olfor. ’81 Kawasaki,okl, Qll malo, 52OO.C0II an o r 6 fil g 'TIzB'BB’Chavy PU In goo^ TOiirfe goiffg.. Free;- W - irOpm onw?3D0T5. Ffbntogo erai'w aw era. Dryeri parts, $200/olfor. Roq^(î^ro 324-9235, Rood 334-2036,ana '‘^'voadltlon wllh lowe a t 4 l 9 4ih Avo, E. TF.i hinges. Colt 543-5676,’ I Most bra^/73e-4805. MISC.. (1)4 doz. Magrlognum Oooso docoy eho'ls. ((1)1 A K g fS S t ttm doz. Magnum duckk Ik lloat- \ om . (1)H oyt bow w/Cl & mony oxirao. ( 1)I SaSonio (hi _ tm Cruz snow boord boots, (l)Whlrlpool t I Otwe I cloaning ovon 736-7t6 1^3 to Jerom MISC.-uoo Slool racks, B bios, irooo.Uiuron Oi 7: l ^ v i r 5698 or Davo C 543-56^5696. I I .< > < — ' ■ ■ ;R I /^C.Auto,to ,A B S B r a k 8j N ; . ^ Thoi birthday od you piacodplac I 1/ Buchjcltet Seals V M ' som o llmo ago In TAiiTho I ; Ttmos-Now^ Now■lotho Is tl M g tlmo to como pick uppyour yc f pictures. Stop by The ( 0 0 0 i . Cualom or Sorvico Ooi todoyl C ; CHEU VROIET 1 SNOW SKIS. 2 pairs. SI ooch or S150 for bo 1 Mn A U B U sots. Incl. oklo. polo W W \ \^ ihI bindings & carrying;t;: bs I SiEIEDAN j , Plooso call 208-736-45£■4581, ; — W OLFF TANNING BEOjlo s- } T TAN AT HOIVIE Buy Diroct nnd SAVEI CommoficaUHomo undt from St9S.OO Low monthly Paymonta FR EE Color Cotalog; m V 2 0 0 0C CollToday1.eOO-71l01£•Oise ■ ^ I 818 aemenniHM. ■ d o dIGE< ^ jMUSICALlNSrai^^ I Ptymani ptui Til oub Stereo. — I f FMofMuctlcn F U'"“ T'S IS. PuIIslze Bed ^ H I music, good stiopo S9CK aiol,«onF«OAC. A I I L L I f f BrBkes. I l C A l UA U A N ^ r a >900. I I O.TW.15Acqul M call 208-531-5284 ORQAN, Hammond orgari_ II 'O v rgan, | l •■•-7^ ' ------— (000 IH Stock aM^J-TC. Colonton S lln r S with synlhoslzor. usocisod, I I — ------ver200 21 • 2 J Utr* > Aulonutle S300/ol(of 20S-324-5331 mlHlon * 7 Pa»*«nit*r ■ o r j331. I I v&Useil GHEIiVROLET 8 i CondlUonlng • Ah& m m AT 3 S i8 I PIANO, boaulitul anilquoquo upnght, S450/offor II Vehii Coll 737-9367. fERADO I In Mtt*«DtuUAIrD«s>* . LEASE SIIVI Y*«z/-M,000 Mil* WuTC piA N O . Boby G rand, lot. Hocldl! [ 1 5 QI10 4X4 I 24HeurRaad»ld«AMU FOR 70'o modol. Kimball, groo cond. 208-734.3027- /il loovo msg fc B u y y JPor Hr ViOLIN-siudont Vl SIZO boautlful cond.S350, ^ ■' * • 1 DODGE 819 ■ 2000 OFnCB-ECWIPMEMP MD £ & S U P P U E S » « i ■ g r a n OFFICE D ESK, vory nicc >nt plua Tax. TBa, and Q | H | chorry, HUQEI S100C OXCPajnanlndtSSJannwrOa. U IHI %VAN ^ now. S300/ irm. 736.7470,478. OMlwOoeFMc11 CHhDe«ner Trade H I B l ■ c a r a , a».iaaa«icMMrraMvnMa. / ] IB II i 8 2 0 I PrteatllMO. I H I Slo 1 8 < AKITA pupptoa, 2 fomolos, • AJrCondllloninx • R*, iios! D cfral • 3 J U lraV -t Er LEASE ; $50,00 ooch, Piooao coll 20S-324-77e6.a • Diul Air Btgt • i Yr«i Sa,000MIUWlimu

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■POUniS Scramblerblor ‘9 7 , YAMAHA. Venluro' 1 t r i 2 0 0 , RUBBER RAFT, 10-Lei SIX PACK 1 r , solf CO - Exo. cond. 436-9K9132 or '83, excellent oondindltlon, cy. $300. CALL 655-42 cont,, 878-8070. $320a'oner.Co>735- queon size oversh RU B B ER RAFT, 4 man, m* $1200/offor. 733-9446 i 1099 1 0 0 0 . I g 1099 “ 4 1 0 9 9 1 0 9 9 I SUZUKI, ’7S RMrM tS o y a O ^ h a : oe-A'oysiyol Star w/air pump, custom tic — ■ A U TQ -d I * L E R 8 ^ U T O D E A ^ R■AUTObEAl£RS S L . i AUTODEALERS AUTODEA^RSi VAMAHA, 7 7 m 78.$3S078.; 1300, $8500/of(or.r. S( h o w & s e a t s A life Jsckoi 8PO R TK IN Q.1076. 10 1 caof$aoo.^.734-'34-7963 room cond., 960 ml. ml. Call S 126.C A a423-5482.32 ’ d e a n A In good shap(m a h a - tHvso, ■98.‘9a Uko (M t, w/ trtr,. $4400.^ Ca li 8836 leave a m ossago cond. J32007oMor.or. i 8 7 7 - now child’s motorcycCydO- 734-2388 or 734^1777. go- • 3721 or 431-0697 $800 caa 733^120. 2:______SKIINQ a FISHING boib o a t. M ^ 5 SUZUKI, R W 5 0 .‘03w :g.( 5 5 5 VAMAkA-'M . V-StHTar clas- oxc. cond.. $27007ofl It h eUSEN- ’ Bhopol Was JustIt ggono Bic, tike now. 60(3^m l. 208-676-8342 ■ ^ Q U N a W I ^ S : through, WWi rkSngig gc e o rt S4500. Cail 733-012( STARC RAFT- 14'. 181 GERMAN LUGGER.9m •: Phtakooftor.Cafl934-8 I Evinrudo motor w/ZkKTu )mm, good condlllon. $45( H o rNDA ■ ■ ^SUZUKI. Walor Sutf Q m troikir.$1.B50.1127BlolBlako Can 733-1387. .• 1976,,QT-750»tr*Otl ^ I St N.TF, 734-6441. 3 cyl. 2 stroke,s ilq i TTTT G U N S . Buying used FUJI Pallsados, 21-Sp.21 TRMtULL-J976JOtbot Bd ' cooled, oxc. cond.. S1S0.Cail665-4297.87. with 455 Okls ervgtno, rines.shotguns.4pistottois. • mllo*. very fosL S oo = s = = $2700. Con 544-7867 Ram Sport cJtttr. bo coTloctore llom. S$2000.21 M Q ttft ~~ 221:- 324-3^. 124 E. Moitoln Ploaso con 208-423-4J WELOCRAFT. 1990.• oxo « . s tr e e t Jorom o, ID 833:3338. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I (EH) I BOATO& shepel 80 hrs. 2 trolllroiling ______SUZUKI- '94lnirucrudor. ■ ACCESSORieIE S motors. S25K. S43-6976 1400CC. 8K m I«..Co,C o b ra wbw^ m 4 907 HOPIVDA. c u s to m o x h a u s t.. SiSSOO IBOOYAMAHAWavon7orunr>- i T " 9 0 4 iMOTOTHOUESaRV! leather sodcfle bags,is.rood r or. 199S Arctic Cat>nri^ T JCAMPERS^HE^LLS ~ ~ 4 3 K H|II|Hh pogs, othor oxtras.cw.oxc. Sharlk PWC (Jot Sk ■— J CHAMPION. 24*, 4: shape. S6000/of(or.9r. C< all s e a te n wtth trtrs. forOf oolo.t B' FlberglassAkmpoatt3«K*. milos. soif contained.1.4.5 * 88G-7668. Shoshone.n e . Cail 730-1622 Ofo r high back lotsor rooiroom Onan Oon.. AC, ne 73 3 - 7 700 tTOYSATTMEMACm Oood cond. Sell Sooiloon. carpot. Runs groo f3618(tiAv^W733-B9HS330. ALUMINUM BOAT., 1 4 ' e S260- 678loo8ocoll11 1997 KX 600.S29I2 0 9 5 . t e r e pm. 678-0398‘ 324-6454. teas Husabetg FE35( stroke, ntee. sS495. II BOAT/mOtor/iroller. Sf CHEVY.'82. S-10. 88f8 8 K : j - KX12S, $1385.1996M H 423-9684 or see O ; 2 8 0 AT. AG, PS. PB. now'tiros tiro da EX300, $2800. 1( Raitfood Ave. K ansan»g«i. w /c a m ^ r, 3 woy rofrigifrig., i 'w ^ 4 i . jeA . ^ Polorls 260 Trail Btoi CHRVSLEn TRi.hliTOCC «‘ovo, sink, $2500/offoTffor. L A $ 2 8 0 0 . 1 8 0 2 F Z R 68 0 0 S5hp motor/lrtr. Flshinih in g o r PkHuecaO 208-735-180<1804. ■ crotch rocket, S22t2 2 9 5 . Okiing. 423-5045. ______FOHD F260^1) 70 , comfamp- . 1978 760 Hondo MaiMatic. CORWIN- 20', '84 motn o doi. or sp o d a i P/S, P/B. AC ^ $796. 1991 Phosoie o r II 350 Inboard outtx>ard.ird. w / 86K. Mint oood. Immacuuicu- onowmobllo, $900.. 1989IB 353 hrs. SSSOO/offsf.ir. CaD( la ta /Uistocrat, 12', soilsoir- 2 6 0 quad racer withh p)pod- 733-7604. contalnod campor.(1 dies. $2800. 1064 2 EA^V-loador bool trai Ltoed veiy atUo. New stylo»ylo. qu ad racor wtth paddli shon whool base, fiberIbor- $150 0 .1 4 -Mlreron fishl for1B’ + boat. $495. Cad 324-2567. glass campoisholl-oltvof boat. 25 hp wlih ele _ 5 0 0 734-1559. . troUlng n>otor. $1695.5 iFbuR Wirlosisgs, 1 ■ WHh PunTchose of any vehidide now through MoAondoy receive o $1^150 Shopping Spree!efo ^ = — I/O 220 HP, row houl i u r s ' BM fL. soir contomotJnod YAMAHA T 7 IT 1 7 5 axtras. exc. condOton. w/quoen bod & rofrig ENOURO$650.>• $14,900,644-2227.MI* Good condition. S120C RViV or Aoto 678-<761 1 _ _ Con 676-2984, OLASSPAR. 165 hp YAMAHA - '03. TWZtX boanVoutboard, towS hhM* CAM PCR-U', partiaJi) . 861 mllea, $1900” 171/2ft.$430a'ofrerdiirdsM contained, $1500. Cal Can733-S731. _____ 678'9SKBwa» KTT. 1981, self contalnod Rlyrt; Sutiet $2600 S> OH*, groat cond. $2400.too! at 27tri a Burton. Buit SOOZXl.-MKawaaal. '^ 2 5 ' 7SOST.w/VoyBgortilr.Erg jj Pleaae can 208-423-6t61.161. Idaho or can BD) at 07 ■EO 4661 or 677-2404 733-305>058.' MANY QUALITY USEO l l 17^ - - - 'm p o r sl-.c'is In stock YAMAHA Virago,'9<- 7 ^ MONARK, NEW 180X P now . Ovar 50 shells to -Jnrt FiBhlngboal, 120 h . 1100, 3.700 mf., wim ONLY t l 1.095. Soe at chooso Irom. all (ocol sWekJ, covor, lights; t-ba ’ ®*- Trades. Prfcos starting•g hat I v I B . tank cover, road peg BERT HARBAUGH ' $100.00 678-0103 ROW cond., $4.S00/orTcJSP-V MOTOR f D ow ntow n WanbeU»U MAX CRAFT. 1961. IS'. Pieaso can 423-6124. aloeps 6. sell-coni. Pro- SQVfff'SBnn' YAMAHA YZ 4 0 0 F '9i O pen wooknights til 7pr7pm ■ pano stovo. $695. Nicot \ S O O T 2 0 0 0 ; $4500. READY TO RIDI’’DE - bNCSCAWYMPH.Ukt7^ for this prtco. 736-2975.5^ ■ - 3800 Sorios^ •Locking n'r^Tj'IRSiwfctdi'SlS 677-4842 or 431-2121SJ ___ rww, olumlnum. 19H^ft. ft MrrCHELL -73. IV over- V6 w/Automah'c Roof XV’ '■ Dboount OMT■ir$ j 20ad ^ YAMAHA. PW50. nevn o w . fbh findor. canopy,y. shot, self contalnod. S600. •3.8LV-6 Engino \ $ 8 0 0 o r tra d e for ridinidlng 120 Evenrudo. tlir. $9K»K Oood cond. 324-67051^; or • Dual dimate r • 5-Spood AiAanua! (awnnxxMr, 733-M79.’9. .837-6814 or 324-4249.149. S39-6706. ^ ■ C o n tro l • Am/Fm/Cassei Tronsmiision H n an a Scmngs (wer $ & CD ond morol 1 •B rig h i Rod Finish, P % . l ) O I I Plus AAorol r;^Siz2linSavings2ZaS « (« .0 0 ! I m ' i - N s w s I 0* 'KmMnp

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• OODGE DEAL!4LER- 7G. HITCHHIKERI 5lh51 whool ^ — > dr. no- MILITARY TANK-IK-2V4 to n f o r d F 2 6 0 Dl '0 1 Supor ISUZU-'89 PU. An 1 I FO R D , 1 0 5 0 .2 c TOYOTA-Lond cruc ru is o r. ^ ^ n n a ' I good lloor plan,in, > 10K mi, '96, 20 1/2 It, longw/slido,lon{ tA ■ iLFR*? Otorod. cuoiom,, flflothood 10 whoolor. oilall WhMl Cab,460, AT. icMidodloac 5th ^ 0 whools. groolat oond, sgsoo/offor on fnclory robullbuill mCitor. air & oxiras, 05'!5-GMC i 3/4 ■ UTILITY TRAII 990 low milos. 325-417: V8. wldo whitoi:o o , n o w ' drtvo. approx. 3KK capacity. o ^ h o o l hilch. S699C 423-0777 ovos. , . . Bost ollor. C all?;1II733-140B. ton Clubcab.Q. A> T ,w ith beautiful tnoior. cluicuich. o tc . Coll 734-5854 or 42 “ I 4^Ts I MOOOO for G OOSENEC K FLJ)c i'A TricrT Chromo, Intorlor, b r 420-5853 ilA2bA,-‘96. SfiE 2 3 0 0 . ------DOOGE, Jnmbocbocoo '78 Pulling pkg. S40 carl SSOOO. Call 6!>77-3S49 7 S6500 Invoslod., oasacrlficod ______r= -= r= ----- 20K, AT. AC, tllL S! . O lO O p /c; 678-083717 ■ 21 ft., 2 -5 /ie ball. ------Z for $4500, Coll 886-2056.881 FORO Rangor- '97.) i ------1008“ 1 CHEVROLET-08 Z-71. <140 o n g ln o . Qli f ------731-5030 orB37-6 offor. Coll 208-678- lH T S 350 AT, AC. PW . TS. PL. Qon. & nwnlnn, 6C >7-6313. ■ JEEPSTER. '69. Ci I TRUCK PART I, GCKmilos, k i t •' •' • j • Iblo, flAflE/SOK TRLR-1090 4 2 'Fa. RAI^6ER-‘97.0t0p ^ t e o 30,700ml. Now tlrsti .n>g. 56.000. Call 734- 36-bolt, alum SSTr^cSfb^îr Companion. Hood«d Rangor. tf 10022 nico Iniorior & to Sii.soo/offor.eBO- ollvor. 35K ml. CD^ I »AgggsSORI cab. whito. CD /c aa o !/ PR AI L E R . Sunchofior,r, Espro.E ■ AUTO PART:R T S & oulo, S4800.734-4ffisp m whoolo. now tarp, oomo atoroo. Woifo n ’l b o oxc. c o rtd Can 643-4152. good cond; make r 0 c o IV o r Cordova. PaliolioHaulor t ■ ACCESSORl3 R IE S ------ako o llo r. FORD. 1971. w/11’c1'campor. . dioappalntodi S79S0.S nUNNlNO BOARDS.D S, now ______" W swoy bar conliionlrol, oxc. Quality Mado) in in Idaho I L m m h h m h ■ ■ -J Call 543-5020. Good ohapo. $2402405. Coll Con 734-4480. novor boon uood.dtsi.Hts ‘95- Vbull be plMsamiy surprtM : cond. S 3 ^ . Call o: ■n\rv VOLVO-‘07 Dumpnp truck. 733-2714. ______TOYOTA . -04, P/UTu. A /a 2000 Chovy oxt c ab pick- sl how e u y it is to piace a NASH I s e m i’i h e a srackots. dassmed ed. the coet la -Z RIALTA'00 21 '3<1' 34k miloo. Number Ono inl*NorTftwsf Nc c ruisor, gooll con 10 whool, 12 yrd-nûmp. pQp,p..75 p,gQiO, b la c k . crulso, bodiinor & oholl' ‘'P w/mounling brae )i« riik irk m o to r. SOOO/olfoirnV “ " I EOUIPMEN ieilgnsvolbox.nnowUros.0' 460 on g ln o . cond *200. 532-45299 bo bofo ro k»r.,.tho reautls ore high, . loaded, now tiros.iros. Olways SUMMERS 8am aftor 9pm or wookondwoo T n a f cUmtfied. 73M>03i. Ina tianQor, ohow' W IN D 7028or 731-6177. w/pup trollor. Auto warranty. Now’ridialor rai ^^?7335»14.°' mod Truck - — BACKHOE buckottforsalo, rc or. runo good. SSI 1 5 .0 0 0 . Full pain, ^ -q^ • usod, carpoi J 24*,filsCaforC> 1 ’98. Cus- ^ covorod. dbl bod.mrf oii!*-irtn Comporsora tf 1005 CASE. 886-27250f731-4i1-4507. ■ ,0^ whoolo. $4500 ar BROCKMANS M TTO S S500. Call 543-41-4565. " ■ ■ ■ '' ...... 500. (noar .tC lU ^ showor. oxlra AC, I ANTIQUE AUI , ...... ] Edon) 208-509-23123^3' H I W J houuo bntlory, -773-3167 ■ & COLLECTIBTIBLES FOR SALE: USED:n t f 1 0 0 7 FORD--02, F150.. AT, A‘ OD. ZOOO MlAZDA l ton S4200/otforColl54: 2Q0-7gG-»701 Qunkbods. mosloislor bdrm., RA G E for ront.:. SiSOO por Yard Garbago Co 5 4 3 ^ 0 6 2 MM H I STORM Sloops G/8, AC.IC. micro- month, 733-3014,4, c doya or tor, S7500/ofloloTcaU Cheyenne SuSup® ''. FORD-05. F3S0.Q. dually,c /■ HJ V wovo. owning, oloct.olo lack. 734-2253. ovos. &» whiio/orongo. AC BOTEG '9C. 460 Ford chîs .& wknda- 622-2040.______^^T.: LAlj **60. Rog, cab, XLT. XL AT. I nnn mi Bumpor hllch typo ______toch. A/VFM, robu all powor, AC,C . r o o d wldo body. 1 l.O kRK-'70, INTERNATIONALL Dump BB,. rebuilt TH 4( Ilko now Insido aoulwS c sl cond. 59,995.734 r, SSRm T.I.08K. Sll.SOO,00. Exc. ^ • ‘t.O w V . Truck -67, with 16‘)• . dually,d f X l l 'nWW*** SPORTCOACI convonibio. now < owoiior. Standard cob.,ab.AT, all w/uvorylhing. 98 u & olc, originol own. M A C -'84. 24* c oira re o , w / Call 034-9761:— :_____ powor. AC. bum; ’ 500 lb lilt goto, 0 jmpor & I JL-— > : sloopu 7. 423-504!5045. LANCE--93, 24’ 5lh whool, S5000. Call 734-302 , dloool, CHEVY - 1000 Extixi. cab. goosonock hilch’o.h'o. 98K. I ’ oxc. S4S00, 886-27;2725. long box. cnn bo oc SPORTSCOAC^VCH '7 7 ' '^'Cfowavo, s jooonat Sll, 500. Pooolbloblo trodo I CHEVY. 1 964 PLP U , r o ------74 713 Shoshono St £ C lass A. 25 II. lully .. Jxjy.: slorod. now point.int, llroo, PETERBILT- 197^ > tS . Coll for 2 horso trailor. pod. 45-t Chovy ( ' wood bod. iniorior.lor. boau- cobovor. 2 7 'flotboood hay ^^-7395. ______655-4235 Rogoraon SSOOO. Call 733-Gt ______tilul, juol won lot3t I placol iruck. Now400 Cun-jmmlns, CHEVY. Vt lon,-'C 7 ,, 4r.o r I LAYTON, '90 irovolwol irailor, £6500. Call 208-677.5^-3549. 13 opd. 411 roorara, P ol- w/AT transmlooion,ton'^no CMcTToTTvnSr TIOGA-'9G, 22 tt. 4 I-, ,,o»' lohod aluminumn .rlmo. good.S850.034-50:505S eorvico box and gcgonora- Ford. Exc. sh a p o li 28', Soil contoinod"“I .I™ "' CHEVY. Impolo, '61 !____ :— tor. lots of oxtrao. c 61. 283. Cleon truck. S12.50ClOO.CoII CHEVY. Sllvorado, oul. Lois Dl oxtras. 4 df, Al) orfginal,i , run., n a 32G-6647 or 420-06! o, 1989. $4200. Call 734-08-0819 or 95.Musi soo to3 a| opprocl- M A L L A R D ■ NO'Now 25', dfivos boaulUully.ly. 1 m ony ______.>099 .T02K milos. o x c . c alol Soo 01S27>27 E liz a- quoon bod. olr,•, awrjlng, a now pons. GroolIforcom- for STAR Hoopor Bolo t t o m Vorycloanl Coll 543- ______53-S: GMC. 1978. AT. 350 V8. ' bolh Blvd. TwinI FolP(|||.- microwavo & morooroi Now m u t i n g o r r o s. lI ooi r I n 0 . grain Iroilor, rollovor'o rta rp . CHEVY-'81,good ong Only 510,8955 at....al S2400/offor. Coll 324324-5900 good ohapo. SCOOO.>0. 4 0 ft trona.. noods fondorlor worif OBK, runo grool TWINFALLS TOYOTA RANGE!j t H . Urt, BERTHARBAU Ploaao coll 934W12;SSL 2t', cloon, AC, r CORVETTE LTi CcCoupo' Frsuhauf trailer, w/w/BidC3 S700, Coll 733-2522 ■ wavo. non.. S700C 'endell 1972. block. 4-ap- a p . A’s and boll and rollovoitfor ta rp msg. GMC-'72. 2 ion tnjck ~ oo„„s2];°vf„, r Inio O spuds, or romov ^TTuno 5 opood, 2 axolo E i M 'l'3 5 ^ 9 0 0 ^ CUil) 731-tC62or73(ir73G-7290 538-63233 motch. Sl7k/ottor. Ir ovo (or f o r d - '6G, ton,. ncclain Hotbod, good Hr k ro c k a . T H E P L A C E: T O S A V E 'O N T H E B CO U L E V A R O t lo m o s- Opon Wookniphisf mll 7nm homo.rmci.nol/pmcc! good/now mos, $900XW Call * o 'o c k ri Usod Motorhon ".llg-. Or call 934-570570S brakos, S2500- 537-f> ' soll-conlainod, likc ^ U3©C3 ® c ? © ^ 0 0 3 □ cond.. Only ...S23.SI sMUl E. 1S04 Pnco Arrow,«P 2'0 - low oqualiior hitch, S milos, now rubborhnr rt .T^ Call 733-3752 loav( AC. 0 n ly ..si3 .9 0™ 0 " nOADRANSERO.,•91.20' M T A IN sm whool, AC, micrciicrowavo, ■ INTERMOUNT. awning, Roducod3-S8,GC0 - 5 ^ ■ MOTORHOME'M E S 734-5854 or 420-58J ■ A HI IBMr - e f lIR" ■ and RV CAM ROCKWOOD ATATAHOE ■ . ROCKWOOD &r TATAHOE Fiberglass A Atumijmlnum ~~ Flberglaaa i Alumiumlnum -Feathotllloa-TralTrallara ■ A J H -Featherlltes- TrolTrollors G E O R G E TOWN& m ■ GEORGBTOWI^>WN& SUNSEEKEf(ER m m w m m w m rp w K m ■ SUNSEEKEfÊR Motorhomaa Molorhomeso s Now & Usod Now S Usod HV Salos & Porl; n v Snios & Port!’arts only 01 JS2CZ/I3GS'DCaaai SQSîlC H Exil 1 5 5 -Wondoll, Mon. - Sot. 9am-Sr;°Sp'S INTERMOUm-^ A I N H Sun. 1-4pmtm M OTORHOMMES E I_ I I5 *Wo hnvon'i soon1 a (doal and RV CAMI.M P ^ f f 3 0 Q G5/HIE7D Ihat wo can') boaboai! Exit 1S5-W ondoll,loll, ID ^ # * , ■ 536-2301 or Mon. - Sat. 9am-5fi-5pm I www.ldahorv.ct/.com Sun. 1-ipm'm g viuM v ------Wo havon'1 coonI a0 deali H W ILDERNESS, '91,1, C Cirno- ihol wo can't boo rron. 32', good cond tras. air, now rolngS: =36-2301 or ■ F-150 Ford. 2 wMWhool, www.idanarv.ci ■ XLT. 42K mis., nowow liros. SANDPIPER- 00),, 2 20«r ' air shochs, Supor)or cab. 5th whool w/Inrgogo alido G 'l' b o d , ro n d y/ to10 g o . out. Usod ono limo.me. Ro- M H Maichod pair. SIC,1G,500. ducod to SI7,900.}0. Coll ■ I Ploasoeail20B-aBG3G-21GO,-2 733-9G0G, H WINNEBAGO.'80.23.2 3 It . 4 SIERRA BY COBRA, ■ 2 0 0 0I DODGEI DAKCOTA I ^ 9 0 0 DODGEE NEON ■ ;^!wBODeE ; IE STRATUS I I ! Mi^'rAlV Slock fOO^TD.. CoColon Fomt Gr«Alr*CnilM I H SloSlock f062-bs. Color Slont Wliltr • KUtitÂBlsaatlcTlânsoiskM14 L IH - H rior OXC. cond. R uns g ^ donn Sp«d» Air Condijndilienins • Galh S»1 • Dual AirVir Bag* • 3 ■ •Till* AMTFMAM Oswllt • i r Alumimun Whnt1ieel**DujIAIrBaa«3 . *A• Air CondllkMlnii • 'Hit • Cnibe • KM\ ns groat. cont, awning. Voryry cloanc Y?ar, 3 6 ^ Mile V AM/FMCa**eUe«DiulAii6 ■ ■ 2 ■ $8000, Movingg MualM $6000 733-1468, lie Win^nly • 24 Hour Rojdddr Ak OOO Mile Wininlr • 24 Hour Ro«dtidedeAuIilaflce A ! ■ *3• 3 YeM,»,000 Mae Wanantjr • 24 HootootSoadtldeAKiatanc* I I H ■ selll 735-4100 allor< iS lg g l SIERRA, 32-iS iOno.k>g.kwdod & | H I tf 9 0 8 SI iK/ottof. oloc. lac ■ ■ SNOW VEHICLEU L E s AC. gatt'okx. trig.733-«33-5104. ■ 1 8 ! ® ' ■ g a EQUIPMENII n t SIGNATURE '9 7 28' Sih 2 3 8 1 2 9 1'8 8 : ; pt l . 5 1 S 8 8 l : whool. Bdrm stido. living/lii ^ C H E'MAIL your classiliociliodad dming clido. all lhog I O R $ i ! os,SlO.C60(S4790bi ■ 10 us at > W E F O R ■ twlnodOmlcron,nci.nol ■ NADA rotail), ColM ■ M 4 9 s>...s 1 T i j g f j i ■ FARM KING, snowS Clo i ^ 5854 or 420-5853 ■ 3'X a', dbl. augor. Ilkokoncwf I SOUTHWIND -1069.JO. 33'. ■ S2,300.Call208-53C-2.iC-2516. trailer, islond quoonDn bod, I — Loaded with oxtrx t r a s i t f ^ 9 0 9 ONLY $24,095, Soot30 01... ■ SPORTING GOOD!ODS BERTHARBAUGHIGH g HUtfTING SUPPUE5UES MOTOR Downtown Wendelideii B B U C K S & BAG-'OO.OT^ p 53S-6323 toon lloal luOo. All oxlrao.oxi OPOh W ooknlghls I1I 77|pm Wr Porfoct S375. 734-7647649. STARCRAFT-'74,1, loI o t I GOLF Bag Caddies,e s , (2 ) trailor. good shah a p o , I m olocinc, w/bnttorto ry & SIOOO, Coll 736-4B20. chargor. Nico cond.1 S:S225 SUNBLAZER • •73,21 20 0 0 JEEPJ CHEROIIKEe I ^ 00 JEEP WRAANGLER i i 2ZOOO DODGEE INTREPID ooch. Call 423-5482.!2. noods minor repairsair. ■ St«k«l»-|C . Colon;Inn Slonr While • Z5 Utrr • S Sprrd TrinimiuionTr Slock (OM-H14-WR. Color Silvmtone • ZS Ulr(!»SSpe*dTr*n»mtoiofl • S K j Stodlode «094-DL Color OumpagM •' 2J UtreItre V-4V E a ^ • Astettitle • Fttwtr W ANT to loaso go lf, mt $1500/otfor. 737-051:05171. B •SEVjlucC(i>up*A■ • Air CondlUoninR • Cnii.c • liuil AilAir Bigs *3 •AirCondiliidillnninf; • lUrdtop * Tow Hooka •DualAlrDagfOYeu• Di I M Wisriadom i Lxii • Air • IUI • CniM • AM/}AMmÎCaiaett** Doal Air Bap borahip at Pleasantini Vol-\ SUNTERRA-5lh whoolQOl '94 Vcjr, 36.000 Mile WjfT.rVjfTjnly • 24 Hour Rwdjidf AMitUncr\et 36.i»OMilrVHr Wjrrjnty • 24 Hour Roadside A«sl*t;ul*Unce u n *3Y3 Yea( 34^00) Mile Wainaty • 24 lloer EoadiEoadtUeAaaUkn ^ loy G.C. 5275(420-331•3314) 2 6 ' lo o d o d , goo d cc I 423-6848 or 539-C012 : tf iio TAURUS. 20 .'7 3 , sod311 Ccon- I H $ V ■ ■ ' 1 TRAVEL TRAILER•ERS lamod, now upholstcIstory, ■ A7 4 8 i 8 | M s lo o p s 6. oxcol. COIco n d . ^ 1 8 6 18 8 $ 1 8 8 | a I b ’^R E A M • 27-. ' t'oi S2700. Coll 934-5040 or. good cond., oxir, ■ OR $ OR $ A S7250. Call 5-13-8390. TERRY. 108G, 291'/ : r Wliool. now rofng..; f ^ÛASEFOR e"for^ .^ 2 LUSE FOR B ALPENLITE-1909, 29’,; * 2 2 9 nnco & miciowavo, 0 I whool, AC, microw.i\ cond. Hitch Incl, 734-7C ! awninfl. Vory shai S99GQ. Coll 734-5854a'^/or TERRY-1994. 19 H CZSS^SE 420-5853.______Booutilul-liko brand ni ^ S6995. Call 934-4410. ALUMILITE-by HoUd Ramblor. I98G, 2C'G- 5' ih TRAVELEASE-2 W hool. Nico. lots olilsio si r. S 2 O 0 0 / o f ( o r . C < aqo. awning SG760.3. CallC 734-6961. ______. 734-585-J or .120-5853153 TRA V EL TRAILER, '( - BELAIRE. '97, 35'“ uTTi:Hn 16'. G roat ohopo, S12l m odol. 8H oltdooui, w.is 423-0684 or 000 Oi 2002 or/dryor AC. & m ai Railroad Avo, Hanson., oxtras. S15,£>00/otlcr■r CallC TRAVeUTE-1090, 26' ! 1-20B-713-Gtt0.______whool. AC, mlcrowa\^ 2000 DlDODGE AVENIIGER y 0 JEEP GR. CHI1 ER0 K E E 1 2ZOOO DODGE D CAMP TRAILER - ■57537old nw ning. Cloon. PullII wivi w Slock nni-AV.ColiirShj: ShJil Bluf • 2.S Uw V4 Eatlnr • ABlotnjlnjlic'Air Stock f03>CC-CC Color Sllreralane • 4J) Uire W> • AABtomatlc • Lxndo | ^ | StedKk fO}S7-DR. Color Blade • 17 Uire V-6 >rnno "■uck. S69G0..C C. a ll I •Till*Cfui««rowfrW,rr W (c L • Ujlhfr Intnla • iW SimrMf}(• • Diul Air B l rxU ge*AAir in CondUionlne • Till • Cnilte • AM/fTU/fMCDiuIET I H >CmjiUte • Till • AM/FM Caaaette • 3rd Rem 17'. comping, siorn( w/Bhop. S900/mnko otfor,olli 734-5054 or 420-5853.53. Bjs>OYfjr,M«UMiIftlilr IVjmnl^ • :i iloiir Roidiklt AuitUncr 1 ^ AlrBjpOVc3 Ytar, 36.000 Mile Wirraflly • 24 lieororRoadiJdrAitlUinct Ri | ^ l B«gf

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:TORD->250. •78. 4* 4x4. OOOQE-72. windowV vonv CHRYSLER LoBaron/90,‘90 HONDA ACCORD EX *8(98. PLYMOUTH VALIAN1NT- - S2300. Call momlnoIng or w/good 318 AT. NiN ic o convoriiblo. Vory nlco.AC.AC. V-e. Ioadod. 23k. S20.00C0 0 . '6 8 , Btoni 6, 4 door. NotNow 2 0V05 326-4305. _____ whoolo. Noods woi» o rk . tllt.130K. $2850.735-930930 9 . 206-436-9604______tiros. $300,' Con 735-749; ::G E 0 .Trackor, '06, AT,iT AaC; $400. Hoor run. dri ^ Vory cloan, Exc. concond. homo. Coll 352.1918.1'*''® CHRYSLER. ClrruB LXILXI-' HONDA ACCORD SEI'as89: t>OfrtlAC . 1993 Sunblrx . :: S6095, 324-8755 ovoa i ___ 98, 38K. V6, AC. loothof[hoc. S pocial oditlon. loodo- $ 4 9 9 5 . e 7 8 < 9 2 2 0 o ~ oood. runs good. S475 0 • PONTIAC 6000 LE. '66. • 4750. groot, (Tiuslsool S10.8G.800- ty. oxc. cond.. 886-7092.92. 077-3686 __ Dr.. good interior. Dlngoi - 678-4569 osk tor Colby>lby /otfor. Coll 543-5070. ■ AG, HONDA Accord. '87. LXj(. fondor. Good tiros oi GMC- 1085.4X4,454. :__DOOGE - 1997 Inirlpid, AC, FORD Aoroslnr. •02, XLT. XL PS . PB. PW. olorm wilhiviih whlio, 6-ap, 110K, oxc05 OLDS. '99. Sllhouollo. dr.. 5 opd.. 74K, AC. : C.ill 93-1-1410 dr.. 1 powor. roor AC. 28K28 cruiao, AM/FM caso.,1.! SUBARU-LT. 1993. fronl - T rr milos. S16.900/ot(or. Olr. Dl E-MAtL your clasoiriod Hd"od $5900, Coll 735-9707. whool dflvo, $6200. Cali GMC SuOurtnn. 1976, ijl — 733.djkd or 423-5787. 4*4. 350 onfjino, 4-cp.p norn 837-4007 or 837-910n 0 4 lo u so l HONDA C(VIC-'00. 4 door. ? GreaiIt Selectiion Of H :— 7 twlnadOmlcror>.n«t ,li TOYOTA 1983 Collco. S Fondas I ruot. S1500/olfor. Cm 22K ml. S 12, SOO. Coll • s — 9,14-4613 d 1 0 2 0 FORO 'eo. pickup, $1 0 055: 0 . 326-6842. • apd. hatchback, goodo d T — condition. $760.423-6071. Gli!C SUBURBAN- 05 I AUTOS FOR SALE-E -87 Olda Dollo 88. $2 2 0 0 . HONDA, Civic, ‘98, vory I l L / “ J Both oxc ahopo 734-7106 7 VOLKSWAGON- '65 VW ôw Inteirest Rate SLT pkg,, low ml., oxc 0 6 cloon, AC. AM/FM otoroo. tes! I oxc. i ' ----- • c o n d .. tow lna pkQ., 3S{ 7 7 1 FORD - '94 Aspiro, 2 dr.,T 5 s nowwhoolo,53&-1441.dlr.]/ rog top BAJA. Noods Cnil Plooso chock your od (or finishing. S700/offor, .r VO. S 2 0 .9 5 0 /o llo r, Cni *0' apd., 67K. $2500/O(for.or- HONDA, Proludo. •80, 5 f,' - 734-7000. coffoclnoss on th o (Irot Coll 733-7027. 5 324-4559. - — dny ihol It runs, o s TTio ho — --- opd. Looks a runa goodi - GMC, '97. SiorraSLT, ro. FORD Escort LX wagon.T 5 s $2250. Con 206-734^t438.3, VOLVO, 1980, funa good. I' Timos-Nowo Is nol ro- — noods oitomalor, $250/ Z EXT, Cab, Sport Sido.lo. sponsiljlo for orroro ot-of. opd,, ‘93. Sony cd ployor.or. HYUNDAi • 1988 Excol. I Cj ] 2-71. loadod w/ovory '• offor. 539-7030, days or reat A/C. Exc. cond. Going Pric< loflhattimo, es! ng now molor, oxc. cond. 934.5884. ovonings. ; option. Loolhor, casn/CD, inlo Novy. MUST SE LU.U $1795. Coll 736-3946. - 38K ml., (lawless, will soli ' ~~~_ S3600/Offor. 731-9269 or ^ VW.-eootlo, ‘72, good ' for NADA wholosolo.0. AUTOMA'nC 736-7041. HYUNDAI. Tiburon. 2000, _ PW. PL, oil tho oxirool cond. Runo wolll $2600 or ' S20.525. Coll 733-038999 TBANSMISSJONS *' boat oHor. 324.3185, m sg .T oftor Cpm. Spocial $329,95. Moat0, FORD TAURUS.-93. noww S15K. 734-4029, oftor 5. 1 ^ ' 2 03 00 A0 5 sp. AC, runs good.1. oquippod w/oll opilono. pro)oct cor. 676-4420 S/mo. I -GMC. S uburban. 1084-. 6.2, • woll carod (ori S4250,5q ' '06. Rod w/Iooihor.'lood->d- $1750.208-430-1529. 53.000 + mllos. Excollontt CORVETTE (RED).-ei, 4 M ^ a s o cull 208-734-1033.39 od, fobullt onglno.goodo d ------condllion. Call 734-4430> spd.. 350/350hp., ioadod.1 ~ tiros a sunrool. $3000,/0 ,/ odor 6pm or doytimo 734- coll 829-54.' 2dayo. <3MC-’77, SWB“,"350 AT. ollor. 431-5054.436-0613 J runs woll. $2895. Call 13 4600. $18,500. 829-5118. - 733-3356 days & 733-)3- CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS. S , GUARANTEED MERCURY Grand Morquio1 JAGUAR, XJS. Coupo. 0905 ovos. '96. Exc. cond., loadod. 1982 $300. ;?! a d s ‘82, V-12. oxc. cond. M ust GMC-t/2 ton oxirn cab, 3rd 32 valvo. Norlh Star, Pioaso coll 733-7752, sool $9700. Coil 733- m chromo whools. Call 644'. 6013 mornings or 734- door, whool/llros, storoo,“°j 1B950f539-lQ95, The Times News, MERCURY Grand Marquia $20, 500. Plonso call LS. 92. loodod. loolhor 2494 ovos. Aok lor Glonn. 326-6042. CHEVY VEGA-'71,Sodon guarantees to sell ooots, Exc, cond. $5000- JEEP ’98 Wranalor.oxc.— dolivory. 30* mpg. C osti-n- merchandise, /offor 324-3068. | 1 0 9 9 I $850. 543-5555. c o n d ..l6 K . coll lop, automotive in 7 MERCURY Grand Mor- | AUTO DEALERS 515.500/oflor. 733-5431.,1. CHEVY - 1905 Colobrlty.y. days and real quIs, 1990, 4-df. rod. Full JT new sonls. runa good. 4 estate in 15 days m JE E P G rand Chorokoo.'95, powor. $2475, 734-5153. 4.0L. 90K. Qjoai cond , door, now brokoa. $995,5- or rerun the ad an j 22 00 0 (CIVIC Call 423-5875, MfTSUBISHI DIAMANTE FAX S12.500/firTTi. 737-0617. _ additional 7 days. '96. loodod. groot cond,, 120021 -OEEP G rand WaQonoor, CHEVY. Camaro. 1970.3. There is a $3 extra S2l.750/otlor .Loovo.mo- : 1984, 65.000 Actualal Z2D. 70K. 350. AT. T-f* f e e f o r t h e g u a r a n - ttsago. Coll 543-5973, YOUR - miloo. 36 0 . AT, cold AC,c , lops, good cood, 423-4475 f tee package. Ads iMrrSUBISHi EcIlpso--94. ' nil. cfu iso . PW , PL. now CHEVY.'73 350 w/com por. - tiros, hitch, loaihor seals. may be cancelled GS $6900. Exc Cond,. AD Runs groal. Good huniing autom ot. trano, 837-4135 ; Runa great. $4600. 735-J- /rishing vohlclo. $000g eariy lor customer TIMES CLASSIFIED ^ 0014 ovonlngs. ovoa. 736-8050 days. p M _ OBO. 430-1165 m osaago., convenience but DEPARTMENT JEEP WRANGLER- 89'. - the charge will cOLDS, Dolto 88. 1985, 4 g- ÊVY- 05. Suburban. . now sofi top. liros. & Ij r e m a in th e s a m e , dr. AC, cruiao control, 208-734-5538 “ 4X4. woti equip,, lock out powor aoota & windows, whoolo. S5995. Call 73C- hubs, looks & drives rool . 1629 Of 733-2000. ll IV • I till. Boon a good cor. 208-677-4543 _ goodi 734-6388. : " $1200. Coll 733-6645, (BURLEY) . JEEP.-97.Chorokeo Sport.t. , 4,OL.lownor.59K hgwy7 mi.,grill guard,CD.now • br.nkO5,oxc,cond.$13.9000 ____ ollor 324-9811.733-5720. :JEEP>Grand Cheorokoe M '• L arodo '9 8 , fully loadod. / ;• ono ownor. oxc. cbnd. - S21,900. Call 735-9503, 2 0030 P R ELUED E I I a NO r o v e r . 06. ono ; ownor, low mlloa, loathor. RM YC003221 i - funning boards, now tiros. “ Willow groon. Exc. cond. . S20.000. Coll 2GB-3G6- Z 2459. loovo mossago. MITSUBISMI-'94. PS.. P.V., V-G, 50K mi., now whools & Iiros, oxc.'cond, NEW! NISISSAN FRONIITIER KtNG $7900. Coll 733-9t20. •S^SPOD^JIMID IN G R B M W IN D Oo \w • ROOMYYANDNKCI i s hANGE ROVER County. • -92, AT, AC, sunroof, loaihor inlorlof, groon. loadod. $l0.500/o(lor. Coll 733-6463.______M SEIZED CARSI* 3 ^ From SSOO. Sport, luxury. , & oconomy cars. Trucks. - 4X4'o, utility & moro! dir. For curroni listings call. ^.800-311.5048 Ext. 2924. ||Pli StsHiSoviigspokM m i2 00 0 C R V SUBURBAN, 1997. fully loadod. $22,800. Call NOW OhINLY®1 6 ,9 9 5 ^ 734-7728 days Or 423- 5787 ovonings . SUZUKJ - 1998 Sido-Kick A g V i a m Sport, loadod. low milos. SPORTYI SAVE ANIWDMORlAfTOKDABltJETHAN eVCRI , hko now. 077-2653. TOYOTA - '96, 4-Runnof NEW NISSANIN ag/mm ■ Limiiod. now body atylo, loodod, 72K. $23,200. ALTIMA GXE -' Call 735-9453 allor Spm, Roomy 4-Door w / T o y o t a • 97 T o co fn a . ■ 42K milos, X-cab, 4x4, Am/Fm/CD, Air, ■ oxc. cond..$15,500. Call Power W indow s, LLo o c k s , ^ ' 543-4930. M irrors, Tilt, C ruisel e T oyota - 87 oxtra cas, 5 spd, CD. cu sto m whoola, a n d M o re ! i J red, S4500/ollor. 734-0712 TOYOTA TERCEL- 05, MSRP: $19,882 •1X4 wngon. runo gront. S lk .# 9 4 0 5 4 oood cond insido & oul, CLOSE-;E -our PRICE ^ 1 5 Storoo not Included. 20 0 0( PA S> SPO RR T ; SIOOO. Call 625-9328. (}vrr S:t,(W(K>> .0 0 0 I n n U tr y - f'antnslir S«>1 TOYOTA. '89, oxt. cob. VG, 1S003 ______AC, 150K miloa. good 1994 FORD ttURUS 1995199 7 TOYOTA CAMRY cond. S5500. 326-8G10. >9769 0 n bd,. N«» IKK *9609 0 TOYOTA. 1085. rod, run:, WAS S8.995...... UNOW ^5 ,6 7 7 VAS $16,995...... NOWv n s , 6 7 7 '• woll. 4 whool df. Good 1W5AIURN i9 m 9 6 NISSAN MAXIMA ' t. _ liros! 152K. SI800/boai • ollor. 326-6 6 5 4 , woik or WAS S>.995...... WASVAS $18,995...... 730-3056 attof C:00 p.m. NNOW i ^ 5 ,9 7 7 .NOWf * 1 5 , 7 7 7 1995 TOYOTA COROUA m9 9i 6 SUBARU OUTBACK iFbYOTA. -85. 4X4. cam per NKtl»97100 i«n«nci *00003.; ‘ sholl. oxif.T cnb, porloci . ' cond.. $5K. 324-2450. WAS 510,995...-...... m40W ^9 ,2 6 7 WASVAS 516,995...... NOWf ‘ 1 S , 9 7 7 1997MEBCURYSABU 199999901DSM0BII£INT11IGUE WILLY'S, 60. CJ5. fOd, SnSSnf LxxUif9799 I • ovorfioad valvo, 4 cyl, w/ cWS«fv Ichgnl *9747-0 1 ovofdnvo. joft top. gun WAS 512,995...... HCWW *9,897 ^/AS S 17,995...... N O W 'n s , 9 8 7 • mck. tow bar, now uphol- 1995 NISSAN QUEST 1996996 BUICK RIVIEKA m ■ 'I J story, awing out sparo. Unkl r4KalK>'*97331 a U l •9MI-1 ».now uros, AM/FM cass.. ;• liko now S3200. 734-6607. WAS 513,995...... N O> ¥ w n 0 ,9 9 9 SÂS 517.995______N O W■‘ ' 1 6 , 7 7 7 »ACCQRD - S1500 Down. 60 Month Loaso, Based Onn 12,000 Mllos Milos Por Yoar'oar. cm p-$isoa| 1995 BUX3(l£SAfiSE 1999?99 PONTIAC BONNEVOlf SE Down, 36 Month Loose,I. 5Basod on 12.000 Mllos Miloiles Por Yoar. PRELUDE-$1-$1500Down,^ :l 1 » M . Nk* Uniil «070U-3 y 1 0 1 0 I ocUd...L>» M.lnl *9798 0 Month Looso, Basod On)n 12,000 Mllos Milos P e r Yo.'oar. CRV-S1500 Down, 60601 Month Loase. : I ^ VAN & B U S E S I WAS 513,995...... NOV*W * 11 ,6 7 7 'AS 521,995...... NOW *‘ 1 8 , 9 8 7 B ased on 12,000 Milos Mllo:liles P o r Y oar. P A S S P O R T - :$1500 Down. 60 M onth Leai.ease, 12,000 Mile£ I ItHEVY. Astro LT. 1908. 1999 PONTIAC GRAND AM SEse 2000XK) BUICK lESABJlE P e r Y oar. All P ric e s & P’aymonls a y i Plus 5% Idaho Salolies Tax, Sd Tltlo Fee end DS eea a le r D oc F o e of : | IoxIkI *9724-0 • N.-...looOOGE • 1978 conworsion W AS5?6,995..... JHOVtW > 12,4B 7 w«AS 521,995...... 1.....NOW *> 2 0 , 6 7 7 2 van, 4 coptoina chnirs. * 1997 EAGU VISION 1998>98 CHEVY Z-28 CAMARO ^ couch. 170K milos, goo<} pmd.. Nol #94*7-0 ; cond, $1500. S3C-2131. WAS N O V 3 ,6 7 7 ...... JSOLD ; 'OG, AC. AT. Alloy wtiools! oxc, ohnpo. 543-9265 OODOE VAN--76. grool • work von. $500. Coll ,- 733-9182, ■;D0DGE. '83, 9 passongor. ■ Iinlod w indow s. AT. JVC H • sloroo. custom whoolo. H ------n Z S2750/0lfor. 686-766Q ■ A «/ t*rr^ W ttimi tim tf ** Shoshono. ■ I î4ar BUfiU l i U U C U « T 3 3ijêaa . 1 • i-«oo.3a3.aai< ■d o d g e : t S' pooson- ■ • gor Moxlwogon. 1 ton. B prtCM plu. U . *4. i 177 D.1^ nMenl... » loadod. Including roar air ■ • moyrw«riliaa^S*d«Soco£'Nc 2 & hont. $ig,400/oflor. Woie* mo)'o> mo/riM ,WUcl Dk h Pioaso call 206-707-2002. ^